Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-09-16
Fried, Frizzed and Frosted.

night, at the hands of thief.
Bowie, Pitrat & Co. have sold 36 ,OO'
earthen and 10, 700 glass Jars this season
II. B. Gentry is back in his old plac'
at Brandyberry's and will double team
with Harry Gebhard.
Ben. L. Beard is down with slight
attack of fever.
Jno. 4. Halliday and wife have re.
turned from Colorado, looking much
better.
Harry Curry and Harry Stockoff took
in the Exposition this week.
The iron fence at the Court House
has been touched up with coat of tar
The fence on top of the building needs
l..
DR.. Wolf and Miss Lottie Boutwell,,
Of Macarthur, were guests at r. B.
Bancroft's this week.
WIN. Fl. Hutchinson has gone to
Massachusetts, to bring his wife home.
Miss Rowena P. Cook Is here ready
for her school duties.
Sim Irion and wife, of Buffalo. w
Va, were In attendance upon our Fair.
Misses Anna and Ssllie Cox have
gone to attend the Cincinnati Wesleyan
Female College.
Gen. Stewart L. Woodford, the brill
liant Republican orator. passed through
our city on Wednesday.
The Census Enumerators of this
county are receiving blanks from the
Department to be signed, after which
they will receive draft for their pay
TIE gravel trains number rs high as
&c cars to one locomotive on the PomerOy
Division.
w. II. Mitchell was reelected as City
Examiner for 8 years, by the Board of
Saturday night.
A peculiar accident happened on the
last day of the Fair. The horse of
man named Coffman was standing
quietly hitched to buggy when the
horse of Saml. Cherington came up
and being startled by the music, jumped
over the Coffman horse, throwing it
down and upsetting both buggies, hurt
ing nobody though both were occupied.
The buggy of Coffman was damaged
J. NJ. Alexander has on exhibition
in the shape of California
oeans. Drop in and see them.
The Wallace Sisters showed here
hree nights of last week to ordinary
houses. They showed their poor ap-
'reeiation of the crowd by cutting
Genes Of interest from the plays.
Miss Pinkey McQuigg and sister of
'omerOy are visiting at K. Z. Edwards.
Frank j. Halliday purchased the fine
'orse of Saml. CheringtOn last week
or $l75 and shipped it East.
VIM. c. Miller, jr., of Gallipolis, paid
ur city flying visit during the first
f this week.-Ciarlesto Leader.
Three thousand dollars is considered
good sales day at Jno. T. Halliday
Co.'S.
Richard L. Stanley has rented the Vir-
.inia House and will keep boarders.
A Norther struck us last week after
he intense hot spell, producing much
ickness.
A. w. Brown, of the Macarthur
ournal, with his daughter was In town
uring the Fair. |,
DIR. E. G.. Alcorn has located at Gin
innati for the practice of his profess
ion.
Jos. Carr, Of Charleston, w. Va,
vas visiting Chas. Stuart's last week.
Chas. WoOlweaver, mate on the City
t Ironton, comes out in card denying
ny carelessness regarding the drown
ng of the young boy, Chas. Ian don.-I
Portsmouth Times.
Miss Minnie Kuhn has returned from {
visit up North.
A. Keith, of the Logan Republican, ,
gain favored us with call during the I
air. Come again, we want to see all of
ou up there.
The family of Conductor Phil Thomp-
on was in town last week looking at
ur Agricultural Show.
Miss Belle Moffett, a sparkling Column
us lady, was visiting her sister, Mrs.
). f. Isham, at Vinton last week. They
ook In the Fair.
Judges ]. P. Bradbury, of Gallipolis.
nd S. S. Knowles, of Marietta, paid
ne Gazette pleasant visit on Monday
Gazette.
They had to blindfold thirteen year
Id boy at Vinton, Friday, to get him
n the train.
Sammy Moch is home from Cincin-
ati, recovering from a severe spell of
ickness.
Miss Mary Miller, of the Point, took
n our Fair, the guest of Miss Mamie
'avin.
o. L. Bradbury, Esq, the distinguish j
d gentleman from Meigs, took In our
air.
DR.. Jas. B. Cromley has been quite
lex for a few days past.
There has been nothing done yet to-
7ard stopping boys from frequenting .
he depot when the evening train comes
n. Why SO? What means the Council
y not passing stringent ordinance
nd then looking to its enforcement?
The station house at Vinton is nearly
1t Is forty feet long, with
bout one hundred feet of platform.
hey all 60 down to see the trains '
ONE in. There is talk of putting up
box out box for few of them.
We are indebted to our young friend, ,
fr. F. C. Graham, for invitations to the
lst anniversary exercises at Eastman ,,
;ollege, N. Y. Mr.. G. expects to grad
ated at this time. F.,
Mr.. David Hay, one of the old citizens
f Clay township, recently bought q