Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-01-15

those persons who have again broker
his shrubbery.
Mr.. Joseph Wilkinson left last weel
for Lake Village, Arkansas, to take po
sition in the store of his uncle.
The Langley room on Second street i
to be remodelled, after which a Cour
street firm will occupy it.
Mills & Co. have placed huge sigr
on the roof of their business house. II
is well proportioned and reflects credi.
on Messrs. Summers & Fountain, the
painters.
MIR. Geo. w. Norris, the rallroader
has just returned from q Holiday visit
to Boston.
Mr.. Frank E. Hill is stopping with
his brother here. Mr.. H. has been sick
and is just recovering.
Elder Munroe held Quarterly meet
ing at Middleport, Saturday and Sun
day.
A foot race on the Square, Saturday,
gathered large crowd. Jake Frank
secured the stakes. Things looked be-
ligersnt for while.
Saturday was lovely day but the i'm
passable roads kept our country friends
at home.
Miss Charles of the Point, was guest
of w. r. B. Stevens, last week.
Mr.. Mxhlo1 r. Rodgers, formerly
Boiler Inspector here, Is engineer of
the 10 Briarly in the Red River trade.
Commodore J. NJ. Burns was regis
tered at the fremont House, Chicago,
June2.
The J. NJ. Kerr lies at Turner's Is
land In fifteen feet of water.
Robert Harvey, under charge of as
sisting in the shooting Of N. K. Shive-
ly, at Chambersburg, Christmas night,
was bailed out OF jail Friday in the sum
of $500.
:. ..Sheriff Blake and Deputy Trobridge
are scooting round lively in the mud.
They are getting "the hang" of things
right along.
Mr.. T. w. Thornley, Is sick at Vicks-
burg, with typhoid fever. He went
down on 3 produce boat. Mrs. Thorn
iley is with him.
Mrs. Capt S. H. Smithers went to Gin
cinnati Saturday, called there by the
sickness of her brother, Capt. C. w.
Fisher.
Mrs.. Chas. Smith is at the Point
guest Of her sister, Mrs. Tppett.
Nature took modest turn, Monday,
and covered her mud with a mantle of
white.
There is some talk of parties pur-
chasing the lower wooden mill and put
ting it in running order.
Messrs. Fuller, Hutsinpiller & Co.
have added some new machinery to
their factory, notably, new patent
planer. This firm will commence the
manufacture of kitchen and extension
tables.
Mr.. j. NJ. Kerr has returned from q
two weeks business trip to the Queen
City.
Messrs. Alonzo and James Rathburn
left for Cincinnati, Sunday, to see the
elephant.
Mr.. Jno. Smith, the barber, is at Gin
cinnati.
Mrs. Jennie Lumford, nee Hibbens,
has returned to her home at New Rich
mond, o.
Mr.. Carl Uhrig has returned from
Cincinnati.
Mr.. Chas. Stockhoff left yesterday
morning for ten days trip to Cincin-
natl and Aurora, Ind, his home.
Mr.. H. G. Newport, we understand,
is doing remarkably we'll in his new
home in Nebraska
The wheat looks splendid. 1t has
never yet ceased growing.
Saturday was spring-like-clear and
warm, the Thermometer at midday, in
the shade, marking 60 deg.
Messrs. C. D. Bailey and J. J. 'Maxon
have returned from Columbus.
Mr.. Jno. r. Entsminger has returned
from Columbus, whittier he had gone
on business.
Messrs. Owen Sutphln, Lewis Hern
and Charley Logue have left for Arkan-
sas. Mr.. Sutphin has charge of farm
of 1900 acres, owned by a company Of
five persons.
Mr.. Leopold Frank shipped cattle and
sheep to market last week.
Robinson's Hall was comfortably
filled Friday night, by dancers.
The butchers Of our city have been
compelled to use ice for some time back
to preserve their meats, and this In
mid-winter too.
Capt. j. w. Devacht has growing corn
in his yard to the height of six inches.
Residents OF Front and Second streets
want a stone crossing ON the latter
street opposite Bailey's alley. Con-
siderable traffice at that point.
Mr.. Jas. K. Reeves, an insurance
special, was a guest, for 8 few days OF
last week, of Geo. House.
Mr.. Louis Baer sent word from the
Point, Monday, that the Rifemen Of
that bamlet had been ordered to hold
themselves in readiness to aid In quel:
ling the Kanawha coal riots.
Property owners on Second street
4
want the Halliday Alley opened from
Court to state street. This would give
the business men Of Second street q
back-door entrance. Let 1t 60 through.
The petition for the extension of Set
ond street is being generally signed
Councllussn sprague. Of the Third Ward
IS moving energeticslly In the matter,
| Judge Benham informs as that the
continuation Of the O. q w. Va. r. r.