Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-10-21

morning, 70 appear oS WttnossSS DesoS'
the U. 8. Grand Jury.
81 Enos, Hill & Co. have just completed
the repairs on the heating apparatui
of the court house, and 1t will operats
now with less expense and more steam,
The mail pouch for Ewington ia now
delivered from Alice P. o.
i To Prot. and Mrs. j. L. Lasiey. a,
tGalion last week, pound boy. The
old folks and young folks are doing
well. The JoURSAL Ia OFF with Its hat.
| C. NJ. Holcomb, Esq, left Tuesday
morning for Columbus to represent
Morning Dawn Lodge No. z, F. & A.
NJ, In the Grand Lodge which is in ses-
sion in that City this week.
We congratulate Brother Tip, of the
Register, upon his election to the House
of Delegates. We only fear he will
teach those other fellows bad habits.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Wiley have re-
turned from the City.
Henry Chapman, of this county was
killed In Cabell. County, W. Va. der
rick falling on his back, detaching the
ribs from the spinal column aud pro-
ducing death.
! That genial, big, fat drummer, Jonas
| r. Smith, of Gailipolis, Ohio, was here
last week and reports business lively
| Barboursville Independent.
The Second Ward cast the largest vote
Tuesdays election since the change In
the Ward limits.
W. p. Small had the honor OF naming
Hawks Station on the o. q W. Va. z.
r.
! Calls Furnace, which was built in
1S46, and has been blown in recently, 1t
is said works better than ever before,
making No. iron. 1t is owned By Mr..
John Campbell, of Irouton, and Or. A.
l.. Norton, of Portsmouth; the latter
gentleman is general superintendent:
The furnace has been idle for several
years.]fIrontonian.
Adele Paine shows In Athens to-day
and tomorrow.
Virgil A. Gates, Greenbacker, was
elected Justice of the Peace in Charles
ton, W. Va.
Prof. J. NJ. Davis Will deliver leo
ture at Rio Grande College, on Buddh-
ism. Tuesday evening, Oct. Goth.
The Berridge property has been pur-
chased by Jno. A. Hamilton and moved
to his lot on the corner of Front and
Spruce streets, instead OF the Clendinen
lot. The whole of the recent purchase
is now clear of buildings and work may
begin at any time.
Geo. d. Mcbride is confined to house
by rheumatism.
Homer C. Jones, OF Macarthur, was
In the city last week.
Mason, the eolored man who shot
himself through the hand on Rodgers
farm, took the lockjaw and died.
Geo. w. Clark has received his new
hay press and Is using DeLille's steam
power to run it. 1t is operated at
Keller's stable just above the city.
Rev. C. F. Creighton, who has been
Pastor of the NJ. E. Church in this
place for three years. goes to Gallipolis.
Mr.. Creighton Is man of good charao- |
ter, decided talent, and has done a good |
work here. He has many warm friends
and admirers, and II the rules of the |
Church had permitted, he would have |
remained.-Jackson Standard.
r. 8. Waddell came to town to vote.
He will move his family here soon, as
he has never given up the intention of
making this his home.
John liiddy of Green township, was
injured election night by having his
horse fall when running down hili after
night.
Mr.. John T. Hambleton, chief clerk |
of the Telegraph, has resigned and left
fo- San Antonio, Texas, to embark In |
the commission business with his
brOther-in-law; the style of the firm
will be Hambleton & Digniurty.-
Marine Journal.
The little daughter of NJ. E. Brandy
berry was badly frightened last week
by Jumping on large copperhead
snake, which had taken possession of
the front yard.
Ex-State School Commissioner Smart
was in the city last week. The Pro-
fessor wants to bet suit of clothes ON
Garfield, notwithstanding he has q
similar bet on Hancock. Wise resolve.
Frank Deletombe took in the Lancas-
ter Fair, last week.
The jolly P. A. Pitmsn of Hsrmison's,
has returned from Tifin, o.
Jack Frost came to town with full
shroud, Tuesday morning.
Celery is in the market. It is said,
and we know It to be fact. to be the
finest remedy for weak nerves and
extant. M
George Serrier and daughter Lida of
Harrison township, visited the Lsucas-
ter FAIR last week.
Guyan, Harrison and Walnut town.
ships will have grand tri-township
celebration on Saturday night next, at
lincoln. Let everybody turn out and
ratify the glorious yiotories In Ohio and
4uusetuos
Frances F.. Thierry and wife have
returned to their home in Illinois after
a lengthy visit to relatives In this
county.
Gallipolis gamblers are following
Forepaugh's show,
Inn. G. Oliver is home of the Scotia,
on account of low water. The boat is
lying at Middieport. John is faithful
man and ranks high in his business.
Jas. G. shaw has purchased the
saloon of C. G. Weibert.
The ladies of the Catholic Church
gave an oyster supper at Henking Hall,
Monday night.
Squire Jos. Thierry was in town