Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-01-29

street between Cedar and Spruce for
railroad purposes.
r. S. Waddell, Esq, is having new
law Office built on the Hawkins lot, on
Second Street.
About sixty witnesses have been rec
ognized to appear before the next Grand
Jury.
Mr.. JnO. W. Cherrington has been
quite sick during the past week with
symptoms Of fever.
Initial steps are about to be taken to
try and secure Mrs. Dolly Blazer a
ension from the Government.
"Those Bachelors" were at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Fl. B. Gentry, Friday
night. The ladies commenced the at
tack under the guise of leap year
party.
A private masquerade ball will be
given at the Fireman's Hall. Friday
night.
A Government Revenue Agent was
around last week, examining premises
where cigars are sold.
Mr.. Moses Frank, of Cincinnati spent
the Sabbath in our city. Mr.. +. resided
here at one time.
| DR.. w. S. Newton was called to Har-
mer, O., last week, by the illness Of his
mother. He arrived home Monday
night.
Mr.. Chas. A. Rathburn dropped in
town last week, to see his kindred.
Charley is living at st. Louis at pres
ent, but the first of February he will
leave for Chattanooga, where he will
take prominent position on the Gin
cinnati Southern road.
All the beauty and fashion of the
Pint were down Saturday, to see the
Strasburg clock.
Mr.. Louis Stockhoff, who has been
assisting in the store Of Uhrig & Stock
hoff since the holidays, has returned to
his home at Cincinnati.
Two small daughters of VIM. j.
Young, who was mobbed in Missouri
some time ago, are making their home
with their aunt, Mrs. Alb. Hughes Of this
1 city.
Mr.. John Dunn of the Dufour House,
was up to Wheeling, last week, on bus
iness.
Eleven hundred and twenty kegs OF
nails, weighing 81 tons, were re-shlpped
here Sunday.
Our fat friend Clay Dale is mate or
the Str. Pittsburg, running from Hunt
ington to St. Louis.
Considerable excitement was occa
stoned Sunday night by a man steppins
overheard and falling between tn,
wharfboat and steamer Plttsburg. HI
was rescued.
Mr.. Ed. Wood dropped in town Sun
day night, on his way to Charleston
w. Va, where he will surrender hi'
rights and be married to Miss Mamie
Smith of that place.
A woman from the country was ar
rested and fined for stealing pair ol
socks from NJ. Moses, last week.
Mr.. Chas. Westlake Is in town, visit
ing relatives and friends. This is Char
ley's only visit for several years. He
located at Muncie, Ind.
The young misses gave a leap yea
party at the residence of NJ. Moses, las
. week. They had high good time.
t Our German friends shaked their fee
, to their hearts content, Thursday night
at Henking Hall. 1t was a leap yea
> affair.
Mr.. Ed. Hill has been at Huntington
3 helping Harrison invoice.
r Mr.. Geo. w. Clark will open up bi
new mill about the lsr of April.
Capt. J. Fl. Summers intends removin
to our city again, having rented the {
d. Bailey house on Front street. W
are glad to get him back.
Mrs. VIM. Walker and daughter Bell
: who have been visiting at William
,fl burg, KAN, for some time, returne
home last week.
g Mr.. T. w. Thornily, who has bee
very i'll at Vicksburg, is recovering
70 though reported to be dead.
'. Mrs. T. Spencer of the Ecker Hous
ID moved into the Neal residence, CORN
l., State and Second streets, this wee
st Mrs. Jos. Croninger will take the Eek
- House.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Miller got q
Sunday night. They will spend abo'
four weeks in the South, taking In tt
70 Gulf, Lakes, etc.
The windows In the stores of Messr
= J. d. Alexander and Martin McHa
y were broken Saturday night by sor
u midnight fiends.
e, Mr.. Frank Deletombe was down
at the Queen City, last week.
Mrs. Leopold Frank and Mrs. H. Ii
ingstone raffied off silver pickle di
cd this week In the interest OF charity. 7
'e- sum raised was $3l 20. Mr.. Jno. Dag
ng was the lucky man. The dish W
ist worth $500.
M Rev. Z. Strauss will 90 to Louisvi
:. KY, to reside. He leaves Friday.
The Bachelor Club and their lad
70 were out Monday night, serenadi
snt prominent citizens.
ck. Mr.. A. G. Reall started out Tuesd
IN morning on his usual round and WI
two miles from the city was compel
TO return owing to the impossible con