Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-01-22

marry 1t the drop Of hat; MS arm
are open to any stricken dear; he
lovely and beloved; the only troubl
with George Is he hasn't time t
attend the marriage service.
DR.. T. s. BRowS-The last on the lis
hut the first to love; the Doctor
friends and admirers among the sex ar
scores, and the only trouble we fear !
that he will marry before this week
edition goes to press.
There are no bachelors about TIN
JouRxar Office; proposals came in 8
fast with the leap year that they all saw
the error of their ways and-took Il
the woods.
Locals.
Mr.. Jno. A. Morrison was down Il
the Queen City, last week.
Mr.. Munroe, son Of Elder Munroe
and special insurance agent, was ir
town last week. as - - eaf
Miss Lille Calohan is at the School o
Design, Cincinnati. s#
A grand ball will be given at Hen
king Hall, tonight "wednesday fol
the benefit of the musicians. Every
effort has been made to make 1t atony
affair. 1t should be well patronized.
Bishop Peterkin will preach at Christ
Church, Pt. Pleasant, Saturday, Jan
oath, $50 p. M, and Sunday Jan a5th,
1890 q. m. $3.50 80 a'is' = -
Our old townsman Mr.. J. B. Hank
was in town last week, looking around
among his friends.
Mr. C. T. Fowler, of Pittsburgh, takes
the place of Mr.. Geo. z. Dutton in the
Office of the Singer Sewing Machine
Co. He will occupy, with his family,
the Hank residence on Cedar street.
Mr.. Chas. wyhe has left for Pitts
burgh to dispose Of some property
there belonging to him.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Miller will leave
for q grand pleasure tour down the
Mississippi to New Orleans, the coming
week.
Mr.. Lewis Heineman, of jamestown,
N. Y, is in town, the guest of Mr..
Harry Frank. Mr. Heineman was In
business for Mr.. Abe Moch at Vinton,
this county, few years ago. He is on
the high road to prosperity in his new
home.
Miss Maria Blagg, OF this city, leaves
about the let prox. to enter the School
of Design of the University of Gin
cinnati to perfect her art of painting.
Miss Blagg is already a first class
painter, and her home is gallery of
her own cunning hand. She Is one of
our finest young ladies, and we predict
for her the highest success in her
chosen profession.
Miss Lalla Vance and pupils gave q
musical sofree, or piano recital, in the
court room Friday evening. The pro-
yramme was long and varied, and is
spoken of by those present as rare
treat. Miss Vance's pupils showed
musicians. The programme
was from Weiss, Dietrich, Mendelssohn,
Leybach, Massini and others. Miss
Vance has proven herself to be No.
Dne teacher. We regret our inability
TO be present.
The machinery Of the town clock
needs protection from the water that
blows In. 1t is becoming rusty, and
he time will soon be unreliable. A
glass case should be put over it.
We are indebted to Mrs. e. N. Perry
for Jacksonville, Fla, daily Sun and
Press, containing the particulars Of the
given to Gen. Grant by the
people of that city.
The Pomeroy Telegraph states that
he late VIM. Dilcher. of our city, was
1t one time a member of the Texas
A new patent pump was put In the
court house well Saturday.
Mr.. Jos. B. Thompson, in Morgan
had 40 sheep killed by dogs
New Years eve.
Mr.. George d. Hebard, editor Of the
Ledger, is confined to his bed by illness.
The store of Mr.. James Wilcox, at
Rowlesville, Morgan township, was
on the night of the 9th
lit, and set on fire. A barrel of oil
had been emptied on the floor and
.hrown over the goods. The goods
we're badly damaged, but covered with
insurance. No arrests have been made.
We are indebted to Hon. L. NJ. Be-
man for copy of the bill regulating
the sale Of intoxicating liquors, known
rs the local option law. We will try to
find room for 1t next week.
Mr.. j. D. Bailey has purchased the
White residence on the Union School
grounds, paying therefor s12, so. He has
removed 1t TO his lot In Strawberry AL
ley on Cedar street.
Mr.. Chris. Schaeffer was in town last
week.
Court street Is having a new stone
crossing opposite the store of Mr.. G. w.
Cox.
Mr.. II. G. Newport is in town squeez-
ing the paws Of old friends. Harry Is
q contractor on the Northern Pacific R.
r. and is doing well.
Mr.. NJ. v. B. Kennedy, formerly con-
nected with Mr.. Wasson in the book
business, is living at GAINESVILLE, o., the
Of an extensive book store.
The heirs of Caswell Martin have
petition in circulation to be presented
to the County Commissioners, asking
for reimbursement for losses sustained
by their father on the contract IN build
ing the foundation Of the new Court
House.
There is talk of Rev. E. Strauss 60
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