Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-08-26

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week to secure home In Kansas.
Lightning struck the Point Pleasan
court house. Friday. damages abou
$1a5. N E M E
The Cantata Of Maud irving, to have
been given at centervIiie, Friday eve
ming, Aug. sOth, has been postponed OF
account Of bad weather till Saturday
evening, Aug. 2sth.-
Mr.. A. F. Moore paid Mr.. Jno. C. Van.
den $40 indemnity for an accident iasI
week.
Rev. Vaughn, of Burlington, was in
town Monday. tii
The travel on the railroad is whOop.
ing up lively. 1t is said by strangers
to already exceed the travel on the
Scioto Valley.
Mrs. s. S. Cabot and daughter ol
Richmond, Va, are visiting Col. Cadot
Mr.. Cash Mauck, of Middieport, spent
the Sunday with. Col. Gadot.
Miss Lena Wood is visiting friends al
Middleport.
Mr.. Jas. Rails, of Xenia, was a
visitor with his cousin, Mr.. A. Newton,
last week. He leaves his daughter
Lena to make an extended visit here.
Gallia Furnace Will start up next
week. 4
Mr.. Frank A. Norton, who has been
here, will leave soon for Delaware to
take q business course in the college
there. !t
Mr.. Geo. Wise, formerly OF the Mid
dleport Herald, was in the city, Mon
day. ss
From Wednesday of last up to Mon
day night Of this week, the Dufour had
l6S guests registered.
A social party and dance at Mr.. l.. c.
Sharon's in the country, Monday night.
A number went from this city.
Two new stations have been marked
out ON the railroad between here and
Porter which will probably be adopted.
Mrs. Fanny Kerr, has returned to her
home at Delaware, O.
Mrs. Rose CrOninger has removed to
her property at the upper end of the
city, where she will continue to keep
boarders. The Ecker House is now kept
by Mr.. A. George, a new hotel man
from Huntington, W. Va.
The following are the figures as re-
turned by the Land Appraiser Of Har-
rison township, S2l7,79o. A loss of
sl2 ,492 since last appraisement.
Notwithstanding the heavy building
of last year, there is call for more
dwelling houses.
A brother OF Mr.. w. o. Wyatt, was
his quest this week.
party, at Logan, Saturday evening".
There will be an Ice cream festival at
Patriot Friday evening.
Rev. C. l.. Haskell, of Hamilton, o..
will preach at the Universalist Church
next Sabbath, morning and evening.
DR.. Howell has moved into his new
house. Rev. NJ. B. Wilson will occupy
he house vacated by the Doctor, next
week.
Prof Weatherbee of the census corps
was in town last week. He says our
county has been geologlcally neglected,
boys having been sent here to take the
Mr.. Chas. w. Matthews. formerly of
township, but for the past
'our or five years living at Hun
:ington, W. Va, had his right arm
broken In three places by an accident
IN the C. & o. r. R., on Monday Of last !
week. His brother, Mr.. j. G. Matthews,
Of Vinton, went down to see him on
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank j. Halliday re-
turned on Monday evening.
Mrs. VIM. G. Brading is back home
again. ..
Mrs. P. Fl. Stephenson has heen dam
sick for the past week.
Messrs. Prot. Hard and j. H. We'll
have fine mineral cabinets.
The widow of John Valentine was
buried on Tuesday of last week.
The river has risen considerably since |
Iast report. All the boats are running.
Mrs. Ward of Third street has been
lown sick for some time.
The residence of Mr.. Wm. CLARK,
Porter, was entered by thief, Sunday |
hight week, who entered the sleeping |
'oom of Mr.. Clark and abstracted from |
his pantaloons pockets about $50 in mo-
ney and then made good his escape.
A large party went from here to the
Blue Sulphur Springs, Monday eve
hing, to have good time.
A monster bug is on exhibition at
Allemong, Baer s. Co.'S. 1t Is an un-
Known and was found In a bed.
Alexander's corner was the scene
Monday evening, of little fraternal
greeting surprising to Republican
spectator. A Democrat under the in
iuence of the usual ardent, hugged his
'olored brother with vigor and ended
he scene with walking locked arms
down street with his inky friend.
Gallia Academy will open September
ith, instead of 18th as formerly an
Prof. Collins and lady have
,rrived and are ready for work.
Mr.. Eugene Van Week has located at
Polka on the Kanawha for the practice
If dentistry.
Messrs. Chas. w. and George Calohan
we're home last week i'm attendance
lpon their brothers. funeral.
Mrs. Betsie Butler, of Raccoon town.
'hip, celebrated her S4th birthday on
Tuesday with big dinner, aud invited
n all her children.
Let the Logan excursionists carry
nome good opinion of the people of
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