Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-03-11
Locals.

Most Of our netghboring cities are
excited over the temperance question,
while we are blissfully slumbering in
uneonsciousness Of the evil done.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Downing Of Mid
Idleport, were down last week In at
tendance upon their little son John,
who was sick with the measels.
Mr.. VIM. e. Miller, jr., has gone to
the city after new goods.
Hon. E. A. Stone left last week for
Lemhi Agency, Idaho, to take charge
of the Indian Agency at that place.
Mr.. Stones voice faltered as he re-
quested to not miss sending the
JOURNAL.
Messrs Allemong. Baer & Co. shipped
In two days of last week, 72,e00 ponnds
of freight.
Bro. Tippett of the Pint aired his
Herculean form on our streets, Satur-
day.
DIR. T. S. Brown has been down to
the Queen City for few days past.
Marshal Guyn and policeman Maxon
returned last week from quite an ex-
tended search for the murderer w. T.
Hanley. We hope the boys may be
more successful next time.
Mr. ALI. Burnett, the Charleston de-
tective, went from here to MiddlepOrt,
where he is retained in the Kohler rob-
berry.
Mr.. S. A. Chafee, of Mansfield, o.,
Special Agent of the Phenix of Brook
lyn, was In town last week, looking af-
ter the interests of his company.
We have a postal from the Advance
Agent of Miles Juvenile Pinsfore Com
pany. stating that they will give an ex-
hibition at Aieshire Hall, Mar. 18th and
18th. The troupe is composed of young
people mostly under the age of l5. They
number 80.
Rev. d. l.. Chaplin. of Middleport,
assisted Rev. M. B. Wilson at Sacrament,
Sunday, at the Presbyterian church.
We have had some very hard rains
during the past week. That of Thurs
day night flooded the streets and filed
the cellars in many houses.
Fenner, the photographer of Second
street, has added another lot of work to
his show case. The tone has been i'm
proved. They are the finest work ever
aired to Gallipolis public.
Col. Harry Peoples, an old attachs of
the JOURNAL Office, stepped into our
sanctum last week. The Colonel is look |
ing well. He is on his way East from
San Francisco.
Mr.. Chas. Rathburn, who has been
with the Adele Paine Combination, has
returned home.
The New Orleans Minstrels showed |
here Friday night to full house. They |
certainly are an excellent combination
and give good satisfaction wherever they |
90. The famous gold brass band rem
dered Pinafore on the curb before the
performance, eliciting a round of ap-
plause.
Mrs. P. T. Wall spent last week in
visiting her brother, Mr.. Jas. P. Beall
at Proctorville. The only bar to su-
preme happiness the Proctorites have is
an undue share of mud.
Master Billy McClurg is messenger in
the Telegraph office. Mr.. Nat. Warth
is learning the business. Mr.. Henry
Jolley is off with the Adele Paine Com
bination.
DIR. james B. Cromley, who gradu-
ated with honors at the Ohio Medical
College last month, has gone into
partnership in the practice of medicine
and surgery with his brother, DIR. F. A.
Cromley, in this city. We predict him
the best of success.
The trial of Jas. Canterbury, Thurs
day, on the charge of burglarizing the
residence of Mr.. j. S. Clark, Of Har-
rison township, resulted in his being
placed in bonds of $3.50 to appear at
the next term of court. The defense
did not offer any testimony.
DIR Jno. Sanns received an Indemnity
| from Mr.. Geo. House, the popular in
surance agent, in lieu of the injuries
received by fall.
MIR. Has. Black of Louisa, KY. was
guest this week of Mr.. Frank Hill of
Harmison & Co.
Capt. W. X. s. Hall has the contract
for lowering the floor Of the Langley
store room On Second street. The witty
Captain is "booming" as contractor
and does good honest work.
Mr.. NJ. Jeffers has returned to our
city again after an absence Of some
weeks. lie has been visiting his daugh-
ter, Mrs. DIR. Allen at Wheeling.
Miss Lizzie Weimer is visiting friends
at the pint.
Mrs. L. z. CABOT and Miss Lena
Wood left this week for Cincinnati,
where they are to meet Col. L. q.
Cadot on his way home from florida.
Bishop Jaeger of the Episcopal
Church was In town Saturday.
Mr.. Jno. Fultz, young man ems
ployed by Mr.. Jas. McClurg, met with
an accident last week. He was rolling
heavy freight across the flag pavement
in front of Allemong, Bser 6 Co.'S
store when large stone gave way,
precipitating man, freight and stone
into the cellar. John got off with a
few bruises.
Drs. Mcclellan and Sanns have re-
turned from Cincinnati and are now
using all the energies Of their minds
in deciding where to locate for practice.
George Lucas, SON of Jas. Lucas,
sent to the Reform Farm six years ago.
has returned. He Is now Is years OF
age.
Mr.. W. F. Herbert now occupies the
new Gilman residence on Second street,
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