Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-02-19
Locals.

Mr.. wns Langley has pup. 2 eros
between the st. Bernard and Shepherd
Iwhich Is s months old and weighs lS'
Fpounds.
Mas Maria Mullineux has returned
I from visit to friends st Cincinnati ane
Middleton.
/ Mr.. Fred Thompson came In towr
Saturday, looking like war correspond
ent.~Fred has two pounds of energy
/ to every pound of his adTpose tissue.
: A revival of religion viii be inaugu
rseed &c the Methodist Church this week
Mr.. N. p. Fenner has returned to the
Big Sandy.
Mr.. John Gilman has returned will
his wife and three children to make this
bis home. We are glad to get John
back again. He is made of the stuff
that builds up cities.
Mr.. Sim. Irien, of Posten Stave Co.,
was In town, Thursday. tfs
Mr.. D. r. Edmonds, hardware mer-
chant of lie Mars, Iowa, was guest oil
his relative, Capt. Jno. II. Evans, and
other relatives in the county, the past
week. ti3
Miss Celia Cole and young daughter
of Capt. j. H. Evans, have both been
very sick with typhoid pneumonia In the
past week. ut ii1f,f,t
Mr.. C. r. Talbot, who is living at
Cincinnati, was in town this week, look
ing as happy as clam.
The river up to Monday morning was
very high, the water covering the West
Virginia banks. So far we have heard
of no damage being done to property.
DR.. T. 8. Brown was up to Letart, last
week, shaking his foot among the inno-
cents.
Commodore J. NJ. Burns Is in town.
Wednesday night he stepped off the
wharfboat into the liver, the stage hay
ing been taken off by the storm.
Mr.. VIM. Brown is the recipient Of a
handsome gold watch and chain, pres
ent from his mother.
Mr.. Albert Franz, formerly foreman
at the Upper Woolen Mills, is in the
East at work.
The Chickamauga climbed the banks
higher last week, than ever known be-
fore. Fences, bridges, ETC.. suffered.
A child belonging to the Gypsies died,
last week, and was buried in the upper
cemetery. aENS sNs
MIR. Chas. Deletombe has been sick
for the past few days. AT present he is
improving rapidly.
Messrs. George Herbert and Steifel
have rented the upstairs of the Ferner
Block, and are doing business as tailors.
Mr.. Geo. S. Beall left Wednesday
night, for Parkersburg, to take charge
of the large store of Harmison q Co.,
at that place. We congratulate George
on his advancement. He has lucrative
position and has worked hard for 1t.
Rev. w. w. Whitcomb, of Ironton,
will preach in the Baptist Church every
evening during the present week. Ser
vices commencing at 6 AS p. m.
Mr.. #. s. Ford was down to the
Queen City, last week, looking up
matters in the lumber business.
Mr.. .Jno. A. Morrison was a visitor
among the Huntlngtonites, last week.
Mr.. w. p. Small was in from Eagle
Furnace, Saturday. He says Raccoon
has slipped her cable and is on high
horse.
Mr.. VIM. Furgeson is assisting W. G.
Brading at the wharf-boat store.
ssTeaehers Album" is the title oi
Professor Collins new paper, which
will appear in day or two.
The Porterites are putting on popul ar
airs with brass band. Mr.. Robt. Fl
Gates Ia the Instructor.
ME-, B. Hanson takes the position
of travelling salesman left vacant by
the death of MIR. E. C. Vaughn. Burr
Is small and if he escapes the claws OF
West Virginia wild cat, he will gel
along all right.
The land in the McCormick-Allisor
suit was sold by the Sheriff Saturday
to Mr.. Samuel Drummond.
Mr.. E. S. Bradbury is still confined
to. his room with pulmonary disease
with but little sign of Improvement.
The Office of the steamer Potomac ha
a beautiful crayon drawing Of Mrs
Wat Shedd, the work of the cunnin.
| hand OF our townsman, Mr.. Geo. w
Ball, who is second clerk on that boat
o. L. Bradbury, Esq, of Pomeroy
has been in attendance upon cour
during the past week. Oliver is non
Of Dame NATURES journeywork.
Mrs. win Colbert returned to Cincin
natl, Sunday, where she win meet he
husband.
The petit jury complain that tn
! platform built for them In the cour
room is too small for twelve men. Sc
to it, Messrs. Commissioners.
Z. Betz, who has bought and is put
ting new front in the Summers build
n ing, corner Of Second and Cedar, ha
. commenced. work, and finds the build
0 Ing cracking and IN bad shape. Bette
+ pull it down, and start from the grount
e The prisoners we're brought out OF ia
e Saturday evening and arraigned befor
d the Court OF Common Pleas, and the
v respective trials set down for this weel
], Mr.. John Trip Is In town visltin
/. relatives. Mr.. T. was former residel
: here.
a During the rapid rising OF Il
= Chicamauga last week, Messrs. Fulle
Hutsinpiller &. Co. lost l60 saw log
q With the exception Of few they we
< all recovered between here and Grow
le City, along with 40 belonging to N