Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-07-01

The population Of GalIia county Il
1870 was s5,545.
Mr.. r. p. Beale. the ornamental sigl
writer, has shown his artistic abilitie
, In a sign for Hepier. 1t is an origins
, idea and shows the touch Of q first-clasl
|, portrait painter.
Huntington township has popula
tion of 1857. Population, ninth census
1909. She has 337 honses containing
343 famllieE. Thirty six Of her popnla-
ton are 20 and more. Those over so
are-Msrgaret J. Barrett, So; Jas.
Glenn, IS; Anna Viers, sa-
The Presbyterian and Baptist churches
will hold union meetings during the
month Of July, using the morning SER
vice.
Big crowd In town, Saturday, and
business boomed with politics.
| Cheshire township had population
at last census Of ALL. In addition to
list of very old people elsewhere we
have In Cheshire Preclnct-Alfred Dun
lap, 81; Benjamin MeCarty, 90; Nancy
Stalson, 81.
Corrections give Addison township
1,440. Her population in 10 was $40.
Those over 80. In addition to the list In
this column, are--Lottie Betz, 81; Chris
tina Darst. 50; Nancy Fulton. 30; Jen-
ME Scott, 80; Jane Tuck. So; Moses
Russell, 81; John Trickler. So; Moses
Fulton, 81.
Mr.. Geo. 8. Beall of Parkersburg was
In town, this week.
DIR. E. g. Alcorn returned from the
city with injuries, which have ke IT him
in the house for several days.
Walnut is In, she has 1890 people, a
gain over 1870 of 1853. Her land is
divided into 2l2 farms. Forty-four
have the honors of old age as limited
by the Bible. OF these we give-Rebec-
cs Allison, s3; Amanda Canterberry,
80; Thornton Drummond, 81; Cath
arine Knox, 81; VIM. Luman, 81; Eliza
beth Stewart, 81; Anon Shiplsy, 81;
VIM. Walton, 80.
Our German friends were up to POM
eroy, Sunday, on an excursion per
steamer Boone. A large crowd were
along and they report good time.
Mr.. w. n. Andrews Is casting his
business eye over the baby shoes In
stock, because he had new girl at his
house, Sunday evening.
Samuel Howard Of Clay is "a.
Green foots up 1859; IS less than in
1870. Forty-six are 10 and more.
Those more than 80 are-Polly Ashcroft,
50; Robt. Douglass, 80; Elizabeth Lain,
So; Rebeccs Mills, SO; Elizabeth Mar
tin, 81; Phoeba Thompson, 80; Nancy
Ursery, 80; Caroline Wilmington, s5.
Now thst the political contests are
settled, let us forget Its irritstions, its
passion, and join hands in pushing on
the Republican columns to complete
and overwhelming victory. That Is the
demand of the hour.
Mr.. Samuel Brosius has returned
from his eastern trip.
The population Of Gsllipolis In 1883
was $500.
Mr.. Thomas Wilkinson leaves this
week for Arkansas, where he takes po-
sition In store.
Mr.. Atkinson Cole, of Lawrence
county, was In town, this week.
1t looks like girl year. Mr.. Jno. 8.
Rodgers has one at his house.
And now comes Springfield with 1871
people within her borders, loss of 43
as compared with 1870. She comes also
with the largest number of people whose
ages exceed 20, to-wit: 81. The battle
SCARED are-Lewis Denny, 81; Hiram
Howe, 80; Sam'l Halliday, 81; Hannah
Jarrett, 81; VIM. Luckadoe, 80; Polly
Phillips, 94; Thomas Powell, 80; SAM
uel Rowley, 80; VIM. Russell, 81;
Stephen Sisson, 30; Caroline volborne.
30; Sarah Womeldorff, 81; Mary VOL
fenberger, 81.
Mr.. VIII 8. Hayward sold his fine
span Of white horses, last week, to
Ripett Bros, of Erie, Pa. Price $500.
They were the most magnificent horses
ever turned out of the county aud
matched SO well that they differed only
8 pounds In weight. They we're seven
years of age.
The enumeration Of the Fourth and
Third Wards Is about complete. The
figures will not reach above 2l00, maxi
Ing q total for our city OF |, 1850.
Ell Ginger was sent to the Asylum
st Athens, last week.
The highest standard attained by a
West Pointer for 40 years, was attained
this year by Oberlin M. Carter. His
record OF 1889 2-l0 out OF q possible
1850, was not on final examination, bat
the record Of his studies, daily, for the
four years.
That portion Of Raecoon enumerated
by J. W. Vaughn foots up 1913. OF
aged people twenty are seventy ana
more. OF very aged people we have
Elizabeth Butler, 50; Hannah Correll,
So; Dorcss Mayberry, 80; VIM. Ridg-
way, 30; Margaret Ross, 50. Total for
1880, 1873. OF 1870, 1900.
MIR. Leopold Frank shipped cattle to
market, this week.
We understand Mr.. F. w. Thompson
Is at Detroit, Mich.
Mr.. Chas. H. Summers is studying
law.
Major Thomas T., Cherrlngton Of Iron
ton, was In the city last week.
Those more than 80 In addition to the
list enumerated by +. G.. Watts, we
have-Daniel Davis, 80; Isaac Evans,
81; David Jones, 30; Gwenne Jones, 81,
Sarah Shadrach, %; Mary Williams, 81
VIM. Williams, 80. These are all OF