Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-12-09

| Fried, Frfxzed and Fr6sted.
Rev. r. s. Butts held services at u
u. E. Church on Sabbath last.
The coal miners 1t Eagle Furnace q
on strike again. b
Nathan waddell shipped 55 hogs
market this week.
e. L. Wood, of Wheeling, was In Al
tendance on his fathers funeral, Sun
day.
The Railroad is hauling the mil
cinders from Pomeroy TO furnace
along the line. They are to be smelte'
for the iron they contain.
c. d. Kaminsky, one Of the soli'
men OF jefferson county. o., was II
town Sunday. He returns home witl
his sis, Mrs. Louisa Presbury, who hal
been visiting at A. G.. BeaIl's the pas
summer.
Miss Kate Ellis has gone to Pitts
burgh on q visit TO her sister.
DIR. Phillips was In attendance on the
wedding OF c. NJ. Golcomb. Esq. al
Portsmouth, Tuesday. The Doctor has
a weakness for weddings but tails to
get up q little matinee on his own ae-
count.
The rain came down in torrents Sat
urday night. The lightnings flashed
and the thunder rolled and -.
Miss Clara Crabtree, one of Zanes-
viIle's witty ladies, is guest Of Mrs.
J. G.. Priestly. She will spend the
Holidays here.
Good market here now for dressed
hogs. The butchers are packing. The
live hog market is booming.
w. r. B. Stevens is sick.
Peter McsIallin and bride left for
their new home In Cincinnati on FRI
day.
Geo. Donnet was home this week from
Wheeling, on visit to his numerous
friends.
The river is booming. 1t is only the
occasional frosts that prevent an over
low.
s. Bishop, cut Ia the head by saw
On Monday, week ago, Is improving
rapidly and viii get well.
@. w. Henking Is making collection
IF coins. His cabinet Is already very
interesting.
We are to have new brass band, to
,e composed of our excellent musicians.
From what we can learn, those who
rave been invited to become members
re young men of enterprise and perse-
'erance. We need a good corps.
r. j. Drummond, of Walnut town.
hip, has moved to this city, occupying
he Judge Rathburn property on Front
treet, vacated by q. B. Gentry, who
axes the Mullineux house. He is q
ip top man and we welcome him.
Mrs. Frank Cromley is very sick with
isease Of the lungs.
A petition Is In circulation for the
ardon of Sid Short, sent up for cutting
(. Fl. Hickson.
Mrs. c. w. Cherington Of Ewington,
iallia county, was visiting Mrs. J. T.
Dgier In this place last week.
Big John Matthews, of Vinton, Gallia |
ounty, was In town last Monday.
David A. Walker spent his Thanks
living in Gallipolis, visiting his sister,
fiss Lucie, who is teaching music In
nat city, Hamden Enterprise.
McHale has received four barrels of
picked pigs feet. See adver-
sement.
Miss Blanche Cadot has gone for an
xtended visit among friends at differ
Mt points. She Is at present visiting at
Ky.
D. L. Womeldorff returned Friday
,om his trip to Western Texas, where
e has land. He brought us st. Louis
apers.
1t Is said that trains will not be put
n the Pomeroy branch of the Ohio &
Vest Virginia Railway, until turn
lble, number of side tracks, and the
'epot are completed, at Pomeroy. No
hange of time for running trains need
e expected before December l5.-[Mc-
Irthur Enquirer.
Will bet you don't know anything
bout it,, A prominent railroad official
ays the JOURNAL is the only paper that
ives correct railroad news.
Misses Fannie and Lille Heisner are
isiting In Cincinnati.
Mrs. Chas. C. Naret has gone to
w. Va, to spent a short
me with her parents.
John Fry, engineer on the o. & w.
a. r. R., gave us a pleasant call on
[onday. His home Is in Columbus,
ut he has secured residence In Coal
ort, and will soon remove his family to
nat place.7fM Middleport Republican.
Friday was hog day. The steamer
elegraph left here with l,l0O hogs on
oard. Jas. w. Stone shipped fS3, e. /
J. Neal and j. w. Cherlngton 1s2, and
as. Graham 105.
Misses Lillian and Mable Stewart are
ute sick with the fever.
Miss Flora Blazer is teaching the Hol-
omb School.
Prof. A. Beard, jr., has been appointed
chool Examiner, the term of w. H.
Iitchell expiring.
M. NJ. Cherry, Esq, Editor of the
[cArthur Journa3, called on us Friday.
{ was his first Walt to Gallipolis and he
'as surprised to find such business
ttle-town.
Thursday, December 2d-a son to Mr..
nd Mrs. P. I. Wall. Grandpap Wall
vas the happiest man in town on that
ay, it being also the 33rd anniversary
his marriage.
Ironton has a broom factory which
urns out six and seven dozen brooms |
ay. The parties are from Gallipolis.
hey find home market for their |
oods.
Mr. Sm1there- of .sGalHpolia now