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HIS HEAD CUT OFF BY MoB.-A young man
named Waldron having been arrested at sunny
side, Ca, by the sheriff or Spalding county, In
that state, crowd oyerpowered the sheriff,
took the prisoner and cut his head on. Wald-
ron ran away about weeks ago and went to At
lanta, bringing with him young girl, 12 years
old, his wifes sister.
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The Railroad Through the Sioux
KeSergatfOns

SEGA. Minn., says the officers of the Chicago and
Northwestern railroad have obtained the con-
sent OF the Sioux Indians to make preliminary
survey across their reservation IN the direction
OF the Black Hills. The northwestern survey
ors have crossed the river and will push
with all possible dispatch. Meantime
track laying from Huron to the Missouri
river Is proceeding with remarkable speed.
On Wednesday the force laid over two miles Of
track, and the average has been over mile and
nall a day on the whole work. The track Is
ter stxty-two miles beyond Huron, leaving only
ABOUT nifty miles to the Missouri, which space Is
COW al! under construction, and will be COM
pleted doubtless and in operation to Fort Pierre
~ october.
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MOVEMENTS OF L. S. NAVAL VESsEIs-The
training ship Minnesota arrived at Portland,
Maine, on the 1sth where she will remain q
week. The Tal1apoosa arrived at New York
tie afternoon OF the 18th.
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Out-Of.DOOr Sports.


The races at Hampden Park, Springfield,
Mass, yesterday afternoon, were attended by
10000 people. the attractions OF ST. Julien and
Maud 5. having drawn out the crowd. IL the
frce-for-all st. Julien won easily the first heat
in 2:l9l4. st. Julien also took the second heat
in 2l51 and the third heat Ia 2:15. the best ever
made on the Hampden track. Maud s. under
took TO lower her Rochester record OF 2:1ls4 for
purse of $1,000, but failed signally after going
once round the track. She trotted an exercise
heat in 2:21, and shortly afterward undertook
to speed, but becoming nettled by the loudly
spoken word "go ~ or by the crowd which over
tapped the track On the quarter-stretch. she
broke Immediately. and was ordered back, after
passing the second pole. by Captain Stone. The
third time around she broke on the third turn
ana the Whole heat was SO unsatisfactory that
the judges took no time. much to the diSappoint-
ment OF the betting crowd. Twenty minutes
later She made final attempt, and trotued a
mile. without single break. In 2:l9.
IN TIE BoYToN-FEARN SWIMMING MATCH
yesterday afternoon. at Atlantic City Fearn
swan until he had made * miles At that
time GAO p. m.) he called TO his boat and said he
had been seized With cramps. He was taken
aboard and found to be badly cramped. and his
eyes In terrible condition from the salt water.
Boyton, who was about two miles behind his
opponent, irrespective Of the allowance, at the
time. upon learning that Fearn had been taken
into his boat. lett the water. Fearn IS much
chagriDed at the result OF the race. Boytou says
lie would not go over the course alone and claim
the money. and that he was willing TO swim
again in order to give his rival a fair shoW for
ed. a conference of the Judges and B0ytoD and
Fearn was held last night. and IL was decided
the race should be repeated not later than Sat
urday over shorter course.
AT THE MONMOUTH PARK RACES
yesterday in the second race. the West E1d
stakes. for three-year old tillieS, one mile and
hall, Glidelfa first, EdeiweS second. IN 2.391.
Third race, free handicap sweepstakes. 81 900
ADDED. one and tbree-quarter miles, Monitor
first, Report second, Una third: time 2.O3 the
best time On record. Fourth race, Seaside
stakes, $780, Tor gentlemen riders, one and one
eighth miles, Barnet ran away ard lost the race,
odd Fellow winner easily. Spartan secoSd; time
2.e1E. Fifth race, selling. purse $500 one aud
q quarter miles, Gossip first, Basil second: time
2t91Z. Hurdle race for $500 won easily by Ju-
dlth il 31sk. The horse Peter Hynes fel az
the last jump and broke his back
COURTNEY AND HANLAN
have simultaneously recovered from illness,
ana the former Is in training On OwaSco lake
Tor next months Geneva regatta While the lat
ter is getting ready at Toronto for his race with
Ir1ckett Ia November Oh the Thames.
THE WEST END ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
exercised last evening on their grounds ia this
city. MesSrS. Thos. Gavin, Ryan and Harmon
threw l4-pound hammer with one hand the
Two former Il feet 10 inches and the latter Il
feet inches.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO DAy.--Internal rev.
enue. s421. .2e2. .O9; customs, s739, ,26T.49.
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ASSISTANT ADJUTANT GENERAL NICK KERSON
Will not be relieved from duty in the War de-
partment. as heretore decided upon. There is no
officer in the Adlutant Generals departments In
New Mexico, and 1t was the Intention to send
him there, as one Is much needed. He does not
Ike 10 leave the city, however, and has sue
ceeded In getting his orders reversed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-20

ARMY ORDERs.-lst Lieut.. Saml y. Holmes.
18th infantry, is detailed as professor OF military
science and tactics at Rutgers College, New
Brunswick, New Jersey. Leave for one year on
surgeons certificate OF disability, with permis-
sion to &c beyond sea, is granted \. E. Hooker,
9th cavalry. Leave for six months, to take
effect when his services can be spared Is
granted I'd Lieut.. S S. Payne. 18th Infantry.
Leave for four months, with permission to ap-
ply for an extension of six months, Is granted
Captain MunsOn. 9th infantry. Leave for one
year On surgeons certificate OF disability Is
granted Surgeon j. Z. McKee, U. s. army.
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callers to-day.
MARINE CORPS ORDERS.-FirSt Lieutenant 3.
r. Russell from tie Washington barracks, and
ordered TO command the marine guard OF the
Galena at Norfolk. Second Lieutenant r. N
Wood, from the Annapolis to the Washington
barracks. Second Lieutenant w. p. Bitdle from
the barracks at Brooklyn TO League Island bar
racks. First Lieutenant F. H. Harrington, from
Norfolk, on the 31st instant, and ordered to
The Washington barracks. Second Lieutenant
". c. c. Turner. from League Island, and Or
dered to the Mare Island barracks. Leave for
eleven DAYS, from the 23d. is granted Capt. VII
liam Wallace, on duty at Boston barracks.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIaS.
ATTENTION.

The funeral of Rrotbe- John W. BRowS, late
p G. CT S.cilan Lodge. No. 81. Bowie, Nd, WI
take Vsce from his mothers residence 24o y s' D.
o MKT SUNDAY at O'Clock =. H. lDterrlt n:
at Congressional Cemetery You are fraternaily
invited assist III paying The lsst trihate 70 cur
deceased Frnther JOHN 6. sEITZ,
nnuDn-l.t @ G. Siclliau IOiHa.
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SENT TO JAIL-Robert Jackson, a tobacco
manufactures In 1st street, New York, has been
committed to Ludlow-street jail in default OF
$4,000, 10 answer charge of willfully neglect
Ing to make entry Of purchases and sales or tc-
bacc0 as prescribed by law OF Congress.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

80 TIE ILLINOIs KfPURLICAN STATE
I-@ ASSOCIATION viii meet THIS EVENING,
at so O'Clock, at No. 406 9th st. NV. By order
President. THEGDGRE L. DELAND,
1t Secretary.
~ MEETING OF THE MAINE REoUB-
49, LiCAS ASSOCIATION will be held a. No.
5l6llth St NV TOMORROW saturday EVEN
ING, al o'clock A full attendance IS requested
aUg20-2t Il. T. HAkLkY. secretary.
t-S TENT, No. 73, 1. o. OF R., wit meet at Rel
Mems Hall, q 81. bet. 9th and 7tn SITS. n. SUS
DAY. August 221, az IA, to atte I'd She fuaeTa
Of our late Brother J. W. Brown. All members OF
the order requested 70 participate
aux20-2t. SETH L. CLARK. r. Sec
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POSTAGE ON NEWSPAPERS TO FOREIGN CoUN-
TRIEs.-Nir. Biackfan, superintendent of the
foreign mail division Of the Post Oilce depart
ment, has discovered that the international
regulations III regard to the postage on news
papers mailed to foreign countries In the
Io,tal union or TO the L. :. from those coun-
tries Is one cent for two ounces. instead OF four
cents for two ounces as has been heretofore
Charged. An order making this change In rates
vas issued BY the department today
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-20

The REPORT of the special Treasury commits
sion, which has recently returned from Dem,
rara, TO which place it had been sent to investi-
gate the questions relating to the alleged color
trg OF sugar, and of consequent fraud upon the
government, was made public at the Treasury
to-day. The substance OF the conclusions vas
published some weeks since. The committee
in brief found that the Demarara sugars are ar
tifirially coored for the sole purpose OF diSgui-
ing their true quality and value as me assured hy
the Dutch standard OF color. aud OF course by
consequence TO defra1d the United States reVe-
Iue. The testimony is very vOluminouS and is
largely of technical character
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-20

THE WEEKLY STAR for this week Is now
ready, with fi1ty-1ive columns of reading mat
Ter, including an American story OF :'Seeing
Himself as Others Saw Him. z" ''How Got Pro-
noted" Detectives Story. Mark Twaln'S
Hints to Barbers The Brooklyn Eagles Snake
Stories, A Scientific Visit to the Luray Caves,
over column Of Agricultural Matter a COM
plete record of Local Events Washington News
and Gossip, Marriages and Deaths of the week
Political Notes and Personal Items. Sights at
Saratoga, etc. Price five cents in wrappers.
Fifty cents for three months, paStage paid.
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nHE KITCuENER RANGE.

yIyHE KITCHENER RANGE.
Il We have endeavored to make hrst-ciass artl
Gle only, and have sgared 10 expense in the
fsctUre Ct orr KITCHENER RANGES 20 secure
cooking fixture hat - al that can be desired. That
We have succeeded, the number that We have sold
and the satisfaction they have given is the best proof,
Hundreds OF references n this city ali Baltimore.
We are agents for the BALTIMORE. portable
range Of lar-est ccDyeDieLce and first class con
structlon, uneQualled in this market,
HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON,
sug9 No. BIZ 9th street II. w.
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ATrHE WHITE EHoUsE.-Representative Young
Ohio. Admiral Ammen and Commissioner OF
Pensions Bentley were among the Presidents
callers to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-20

INDIAN TROUBLES IN ALASSA.-AdviceS from
Sitka state that large number OF British Co.
lombia Indians are reported In Cross sound kill
Ing sea offers out OF season. Alaska Indians
threaten that II this Is not stopped they will
sttack the British Columbia Indians. A Unite
States treasury agent has gone to the sce3e
with an armed tug. The British Columbia In
o1ans are also charged with smuggling.
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80 DEMOCRATIC R,TIFIOATION MEEr-
N-S ING.

The committees of seven from each of the De no
cratic Clubs will meet on FRIDAY EVENING, Au-
zust 20th at eight O'Clock, at Democratic Head
quarters, Vernon Row, to hear reports from c1nl-
Tnittees and to make final arrangements for the
Ratification Meeting.
The rooms Of the Central Committee will be open
every evening, up 20 August 26th, for the use Of
sub committees. -
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THE MAYS LANDING: DISASTER.
Tweuty-One Deaths So Far.

FH1LADELFBIA. AUEuSJ 2U.-FaVfItk McBfl1o.
one or the unfortunate victims OF the railroad
collision at Mays Landing last Wednesday
week, died at the hospital at late hour last
night. This makes the total OF the list OF killed
twenty-one. There are other sufferers still AT
the hospital whose cases appear TO have taken
an unfayOrabie turn.
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A Banks Claim against a Widow.

HALIFAX, N S.. August 20.-One OF the CITY
hanks recently obtained from the widow OF the
late VIM. L. Black bond for $50, 600, 1t being
alleged by the directors that a relative OF hers
VINO had been in the banks employ at the time
OF MS death, year ago. was defaulter to the
IL IsUtut1on to more than that amount Mrs.
Black has since become impressed With an idea
That she had bound herself to pay money not
really due by her relative. number OF in
nuential stockholders met at her house last
q imtgnt, eIn tne iacts were placed before them and
pank to call full meeting Of the stockholders
to discuss the matter.
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DAKGiLSs. BARGAINS.

BARGAINS. BARGAINS.
We WI cf,er q iarye lot Of DOMESTIC SEWING
MACHINES, latest Improved, at the low price of
$3.50 Also, Singer Pattern 81 S25 90. latest i'm
proved, with al attachments; warranted. AID i'll
stTGctIoLs given free Of charge, at
OPPENHEiM EF'S,
POPULAR SEWING MACHINE ROOMS,
Gas 9th street,
au7 St Cloud Building
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CHINA AND RUSSIA.
The Chances Of War or Peace EaHal,

SAN FRANCISCO, August 19-The steamer
oceanic from Hong Kong via Yokohama, has
arrived here and brings the following news:
Hong KONG, July 24.-There Is no change In
the Russian prospects Opinions continue
equally divided as to the chances of war or
peace.
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PERSoNAI--COl. A. d. Robinson and family,
Mrs. j. Ledyard Hodge and family, Mrs. X. Ca
Tey Long, Mrs. Wm. Sturdy and Miss Lockwood,
OF this city. are az the ClermOnt house. on the
Blue Ridge mOuntalns.-Land Office Commits
sjoner General j. s. Williamson and Gen. Allen
Rutherford, OF this city, are at cape May
There was quite gathering OF proIalnent pe0-
PIE in town AT the reception last night by Mrs.
lmogen Morrell at her studio rooms. Corcoran
builaing,- Washington Mclean, of the
Long Branch. is Detter-John G. Kim r
EaSterbrcoEs, jr., W. L. Murbuton, w. w. Stlnch
comO and family. OF Washington are az New
poit.-Herr Won SchloZer, Ambassador TO The
ven Lfppe-Wetssenfeld. ambassador to the
United States from Austria. and Mr.. Henry Won
Aredaie. the German consul at Washington. ar
riVtd at New FORK yesterday In the steamer
ney. Pay Inspector Thornton, L. s. NJ. and
General W. Ii. Emory, [. .SA,, were registered
in New York last nignt--Speaker Randall
snd senator Jonas OF Louisiana are 10 New
Timed from England and gone to Saratoga.
He has an engagement to appear In LOad0n
next spring.-Saiyinf Will revisit the United
states this all, making his temperance NOveu;-
Der -.
THE COLORADO DEMOCRATIC Cow ESTIoN in
session at Leadviile. yesterday discussed the
platform all day. IL 1DdorseS the Cincinnati
platform and nominations, recognizes In Gar
Held persistent enemy OF Colorados chief pro-
Duct. demands free and unlimited coinage OF
silver, declares that the public domain should be
free TO settlement. tnat the mining laws should
be free from complications, and that the system
OF L. s. court fees ana costs and unlimited de ou-
ty marshals Is oppressive. A plank censarIng
martial law was passed by vote OF 225 to 90,
and the platform was then adopted. Adair
Wilson was unanimously nominated for COVER
hor. but declined. The convention adjourned
until to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-20

GEN. ALEERT ]. MYER. chief signal officer or
the United states signal service is reported as
lying very sick OF heart disease ST the Palace
hotel III BHffaiO. Nothing has been heard a.
the War department or Signal bureau to-day as
10 his condition
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-08-20

DOUGLASS,
9th street, st. Cloud Building.
A DISCOUNT OF 10 PER CENT ON ALL CASH
SALES
LADIES MUSLIN AND AIERINO UNDERWEAR,
HOSIERY. CORSETa, GLOVES. LACES,
RIBBONS, RUF filings. TIES, GAPS.
TOILET ARTICLES, EX XiRAUTS, &C., &c.
Ar DISCOUNT OF Ten PER CENT.
Do U GLA s.,
auz7 Ninth Street.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-10-07
PorNT PLEASANT. W. Va, A

POINT PLEASANT, w. va. Aug. ~.
Mr.. EDITOR Il was afflicted for two
years with pain in the stomach, and
at times could not keep my food
down. and my bowels were consti-
pated at times, and at other times
they would run of. I tried two Of
our best doctors, until it cost me
nearly sixty dollars. Finally Mr..
Thompson persuaded me to try bot
tie of his War Liniment. 1 did so,
and by the time l had used two
thirds of a bottle 1 was well. MY
stomach has been oil right ever since
and my bowels became regular and
right. The way I used it was by drop
ping four or five drops on a lump Of
sugar four or five times a day. 1
know am entirely cured, for it is
over a year since / commenced using
Thompson's War Liniment, and I
still enjoy good health. 1t certainly
is a great medicine, and the largest
bottle for 25 cts. / ever saw.
EDWARD JONES, Colored.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-10-07
Returning the Call.

A special train will be run from here
to the Logan Fair on Friday, October
eighth. this being the second day of the
exhibition. Round trip tickets, % so.
Let us turn out and greet the citizens OF
Logan and Macarthur, who are making
grand preparations TO receive us. The
citizens of Logan have purchased tick
cts to the Fair, which are to be pre-
sented to the exeursionists. Here is a
holiday for the Woodworking business
man and an opportunity to advance his
business interests by making the &C.
quaintance of the citizens of that beau
tiful town in the great Hooking Valley.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-10-07
Public Speaking.

Speakers have been assigned as
follows:
Morgan Center. W. MCCORMICK,
VI. s. MATHEWS, Oct. 9th, (day meet
ing) 9 P. M.
Willow School House-Oct. 9th, Z
Pm, J. W. MCCORMICK and w. 5.
MATHEWS.
Gallipolis-S. H. BRIGHT, Oct. 9th,
7:3O P. M.
Rio Grande-D. W. JONES, j. II.
EVANS, Oct. 9th, P. NJ.
yinton-A. T. HoLcoMB, Oct. 9Th
Up. m.
Green Town House--T. Il. NEAL
and j. W. STONE, Oct. 9th, 7 p. m
Ohio Town House-T. W. HAMP
TON and ]. L. Cur (day meeting
Oct. 9th, p. m.
Lincoln-T. W. HAMPTON and j
L. Cur, Oct. 9th, Up. m.
Addison Town House-Rev. P. H
WILLIAMS, Oct 9th, Z p. m.
Vinton--Hon. III. G. JONES, Oct
11th, 7 p. m.
Centreville-Hon. j. W. McCOR
NICK and A. T. HoLcoMB, of Ports
mouth, Monday, 1lth Z p. m.
Harris Colored Church-W. s.
MATTHEWS, Oct. 11th, Z z. M.
The committeeman will please SCI
that these meetings are well adver'
tised and the speakers well cared tor
The ladies are specially invited TO bt
present.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-10-07
MARRIED.

McCONNELL-HALLEY-At the
residence of the brides father In Clay
township, Gallia Co., Ohio, on the 18th
day of September, 1880, by Hugh Ply
male, j. p, Mr.. QUIScEY MCCONNELL
aud Miss LUcRETIA HALEY.
EWING-DENNY- the st. Wen-
del Hotel, in Gallipolis, Ohio, October
lst, 1880, by w. B. Turner, Esq, MI.
GEORGE EwING and Mrs. MARY Z.
DENNY, both of Ewington, Ohio.
KENT-MATTHEWS--By w. B. Tur-
ner. ESQ. at his residence In Hunting
ton township, on the Sd day Of October,
1880, Mr.. A. r. KENT and Miss CYNTHIA
L. MArrHEws. daughter of Judge III. X
Matthews of Vinton, Ohio.
LOVE-DENNEY-In Cheshire town
ship, on the 18th day Of Sept, 1880. BY
WIN. S. jenkins, Esq, Mr.. JOHN A
Love and Miss MARY A. DENNY.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-10-07

OON tsG HAAO II E1CCB
OF
WATCHES and JEWELRY
AT
SHORER'S.

Genuine Elgin Watches, in solid
Silver Cases, for $40 90. Nickle
plated American Watches for 81 so.
Clocks from 81 so up.
Solid Is kr. Gold Rings. Ladies'
Gold Chains. Ladies Gold Watches
of European and American Designs.
Solid Silver Spoons. Silver Plated
Knives, Spoons, Forks. Cake Stands,
Butter Dishes. Napkin Rings, and a
general assortment of Jewelry. Call
at SHOBER'S.
Watches repaired at reasonable
prices.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-10-07
Chesh,re Corresponding.

Our Republican meeting last Sat-
urday evening was most satisfacto-
nv success. Hons. j. U. Ny yers, OF
Pomeroy, and A. H. Brook, of Logan,
O., addressed the meeting. Mr.. My
ers at length, who gave a strong con
trast of the two great contending par
ties, to the discomfort of the Demo
cracy. Also the meeting on Poplar
Ridge, at Capt. Winegar's store, num-
bering 800 or 400, addressed by w.
). Matthews, was most satisfactory.
Old Cheshire is wide awake and will
do her whole duty on election day.
S-W.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-10-07
DIR. Isaac ScOtt's Celebrated
Liver Pills

Are u sure cure for Liver Complaints
and all Billions Diseases. There Is no
disease so common as that of the liver,
and no one which so frequently de-
ranges the other organs of the digestive
system. DR.. Scott's Pills operate pleas
antly and efficiently without producing
pain or sickness. The most delicate
females or children can use them safely.
Let no one fail to try them, as a single
trial will convince any one OF their
great merit. For sale by all Druggists.
July 20, lsS0-ly
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-10-07
SDeciaI Notice.

Anyone owing me will please pay
me individually, and parties present
ing bills will come to me personally.
/ offer for sale my farm and city
property, the latter consisting oI
three-story brick block and two
frame dwellings; also my horses
wagons. farm tools and other per
sonal property.
LEOPOLD FRANK.
Oct. 7, 18S0.--tf
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-10-07

The Republicans of this city, with
an unparalleled impudence, use the
Court House for their Club Room,
and permit the county to pay their
gas bilis.-Bulletin.
The above is lie. / have paid
for gas bills and Court House and
have the receipts. 1 further know
that the Democrats now owe gas bills
due for over two years.
VIC. Fl. NEEDHAM.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-10-07
Beware, Republicans.

There has been spurious Repub-
lican ticket put in the field. said to
have emanated from the Bulletin
office, for the special benefit of w. F.
Minturn. / am afraid that the ticket
in other respects is not right, and l
caution all Republicans throughout
the county to vote none but the gen.
uine Republican ticket, which will
be found in the hands of our COM
mltteemen.
w. C. II. NEEDHAM, Chan.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-10-07
Notice.

HyHE undersigned has been duly ap-
pointed administrator Oh sne
estate of Fri Harrington, late OF 6alils
County, Ohio, deceased. All persons
Indebted to the estate arerrequesteo 70
make immediate payment; and those
having claims against the same WI
present them, duly authenficarsds e
the undersigned for allowance.
CORNELIUS BERRIDGE.
Sent 18. 18S0-3w
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-10-07

The JOURNAL vii. be found on sale
at tie BOOK SroRE Of w. H. Nit
cHErL, where also can be had, at 8
Pm. each day Of publication, the
Cincinnati Daily Gazette, Commer-
ciol and Enquirer, and where also
subscriptions for either Of the Dali
lies or Weeklies may be left.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-10-07

We notice elsewhere a change in
the Hardware firm of j. NJ. Kerr d.
Co. MIR. Cheriugton in retiring from
the mercantile business bears with
him the respect and confidence OF all
business men, among whom his ca
reer proves him first class. We learn
that he will try the farm again for a
short time to repair his health and
farm. 1t is also reported that he is
about to purchase another farm
which will place him among the
largest land holders in the county.
He being a thorough farmer and one
of the shrewdest stock dealers in the
county, we see nothing in the way
of success. Our best wishes attend
him.