Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-12-30
Fried, Frissea and Frosted.

now leaves at 6:2o. This Will give
sure connection at the junction vii
the noon train on the o. g w. Va.
R., making the time from Cincinna
to Gallipolis less than eight hours.
There were five Christmas trees
the City Saturday.
Mrs. Catherine Williamson, mother I
Mrs. Sallie Swanson, of Cheshire, die
at Portsmouth, last week at the age {
70 years.
Hon. II. B. Cline and wife, of Miltor
w. Va, are in fhe city TO spend th
Holidays.
Frank A. Norton, of Portsmouth,
visiting relatives in this city.
Ed. Vanden and Floyd Keller wer
out in the woods three days last week
They killed In that time l20 quail.
Miss Kate Dillon Is at Portsmouth
spending the holidays with her parents
Miss Josie Pease, of Guyandotte. W
Va, is visiting Miss Lizzie Hamilton.
Madame Miller. seventh daughter ant
colored clairvoyant, has located in thi
city for shor: time. Now, We youns
maidens without mate, 60 and seel
your futurity.
The family of Capt. c. A. johnson
of Buffalo, w. Va, have become resi-
dents of our city.
Jno. Glanville, of Rio Grande, o..
is teaching music on the Kanawhs
river.
Will Summers, son Of Capt. Jas.
Summers, has taken unto himself a
wife at his home in California.
J. II. Schaaf, the druggist. had the
finest Christmas tree in the city.
Freddie. son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. B.
Stone, died on the 18th, of diphtheria.
Freddie was a bright, intelligent boy,
universally liked by all who knew him.
The sympathies of the neighborhood
are with the bereft parents.ISymmes
IrOnton Register.
e. S. Trussell, junior editor of the
Pomeroy Telegraph, was married to Miss
Constantia l.. Hendry, Of Baltimore,
Dec. 10Th.
The Maddy Brothers, owners of the
Chesapeake, have purchased the A. L.
Norton.
Eggs retail here at % cents. at POM
eroy 35 cents. Good chance for spec
nlation. At Ironton 50 cents.
Meigs county sent f,S00 dressed tur-
Keys to Pittsburg, last week.
Sleighs were hired during the snow at
2 per hour.
Jas. NJ. Neal will assist at the Pres
,yterian Concert, this week, at Ironton.
The new Brass Band will give an in
'itation dance on New Years Eve, at
Ienking Hall.
Miss Mary Ferard has gone to South
o., on visit.
Mrs. Frank J. Halliday is taking her
Holiday at Delaware, o.
The new Brass Band is improving
cry rapidly and will be enabled to
ppear on the streets in short time.
Prof. G. s. Smart was in town last
reek.
Ira Baer & Son auctioned their goods |
fl on Thursday, for the purpose OF
losing out business. Bub Bear will go |
n the river.
t. S. Esterbrook is to be the Sta
on Agent at Mlddleport, On the Rail-
Dad. A.
Geo. S. Beall. manager of Harmi-
,n's store at Parkersburg. w. Va,
as been quite sick with lung fever.
A little girl while walking on the rail
Dad track this side OF Cheshire, was
iken up by the cow-catcher of the
ravel train and carried distance of
early half a mile. If the boys in this
,wn would heed good ADVICE they
'ould keep off the track. and not only
I've the rail road officials anxiety, but
very one who sees them IN their foolish
xploits.-Middleport Herald.
A tarnnar named Keck, at Hawks
sation, was robbed last week of $547,
le robbers leaving bills of the de-
DminatIon of 800 and 2 fifties mn
1t is supposed that home tai
ut worked the job.
A stianger was pulled Wednesday
light by the Police. He claims to have
cen robbed of $45 by some saloon loaf
IS.
The young boy of George Miller, en-
loyed at Aleshire's Mill, died on Tues
ay of last week.
.Jno. L. Miller, the coal miner, is
orking n mine of his own on the
lilroad, and will shortly ship here.
Will Holloway killed % rabbits in
.ven hours on Wednesday. Next,
Sheriff Blake has been confined to the
ouse by sickness for few days of last
eek. .s f.-. fe,
Supt. C. d. Norris informs us that
ley expect to put the other train
trough to Pomeroy this week. The
,hedule will not be changed.
The trains continuing on to Pomeroy
,r the first two days were heavily
ldened, which shows that the bus
less is likely to be heavy. Thurs
ay's train had 80 passengers for POM
roy.
Jno. A. Hamilton, Geo. W. Alexan-
er and w. 2. Small have leased land
'om Mr.. Keck, Of Hawks Station, for
he purpose of mining coal and fire
ay. They will commence operations
J soon as the weather will permit.
A. S. Dutton IS Station Agent at
heshire. Mr.. Moriarity is the tele-
raph operator at that point and win
,ntinue until Mr.. d. is Instructed.
he Western, Union and Railroad tel
graph lines will be combined at that
oint.
Prof. Collins has gone to Utica, N.
;, where Mrs. Collins Is. There is a
acation Of two weeks at the Gallia
.cademy. s t.F