Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-11-18

that II would take MIN 70 slntoh on VI
railroad.
Gen. c. H. Grosvenor passed througi
-FOUR city on Tuesday of last week.
The court house roof Is receiving
coat of patent paint, said to be very dur
able.
The City Council has not held meet
ing since September 29th.
The thimble has been taken out of tn
public cistern on State street and tn
inside is receiving new coat of ce
ment. a fire will be built in It ant
the walls thoroughly dried before wateI
lis let In.
W. Nj. Burton, of Radcliff. was in
town Thursday.
A railway station has been built Al
Henson Williams crossing and called
Kerr's. Side tracks are to be put in.
Allemong, Baer & Co. had not sacl
of coffee in their house last week. Thi;
has not occurred before in the history
of the firm. They have $50 sacks in
trGnsitu.
Jas Robinson, night clerk on the
wharfboat, is said to be the finest freight
clerk on the river. u
Vim. j. Peoples came home for few
days of this week, visiting his family.
Capt. Jas. Gatewood has his large
saw mill in full operation, saving
about 10, 900 feet per day. he intends to
Introduce a planer and other machin-
cry.
Albert France is at Utica, N. Y
Holeomb Post office, this county, has
been discontinued for want of post
master.
Jno. Owens has the contract for the
stone work of w. Fl. Harvey's new
house..
Mrs. Walter Wheatley, of Eagle Fur
mace, was in town last week.
Prof. Frank Stoves Bon Ton Show
held forth opposite the graveyard on
Wednesday. Those who attended pro-
nounced il to be excellent. They ar
rived too late to properly advertise.
Sheriff Hubbard, of Charleston. w.
Va, father of Graves Hubbard, was in
town last week.
The wind destroyed glass show case
for N. C. Barlow & Co. last week.
W. w. Taylor, D. D., of Cincinnati,
was in the city last week.
Rev. Walter Mitchell and wife spent a
few days oflast week here with their
son, W. II. Mitchell.
Gas mains were laid along Olive
street during the week past.
Miss johnson, visiting at N. P. Fem
ner's has returned to her home at
Union, ". Va, taking with her Miss
Mary Fenner, who will make her a
visit.
Col. Cadot was laid up most of last
week with severe attack of his old en-
emy, asthma. M
I. T. Mauck, will open ont his stock
of groceries to-day in the Hudlin store
at the foot of Vine street. Mr.. Hudlin
moves temporarily into an adjoining
room.
j. E. Pitrat is able to walk to his
store room and transact business with
put the aid of crutches. He has had
long seige.
The steamer Scotia made the run from
Cincinnati to this city on her last trip
In "a hours, which included all Lam
tlings. This is considered fast for a
sternwheel boat.
M. Mollohan has an orange tree five
feet high, which has three sizes of or
anges on it, of different crops and num-
bering 100 oranges. 49,
Front street, fronting the Transfer
depot is being graded by the Railroad
Co., to secure dirt to build their pier.
The street will be graded down three
feet. Messrs. Grayum & Clendinen are
paid by the yard for their work.
The dangerous point beyond Cating's
ON the railroad is being graded off
under the direction of the City Coun-
Gil. Albert Mossmas is doing the work.
L. P. Day, Guard at the Ohio Peni-
tentiary, was home for few days visit.
Benjamin Martin and son Albert have
been to. Ironton to assist in prosecuting
The parties who killed James Mar
tin. The guilty parties were bound
over in the sum Of 5000.
Tippett says the Pointers can have a
station opposite their village, providing
they raise money to pay for it.
The steamer Katydid made the run
from Charleston to Point Pleasant,
sixty miles, in hours and one-half,
said to be the fastest time on the Kan
awha river.
Rio Grande College has 81 students.
She has Issued her fourth annual cata-
logue. Her highest class is the Junior
composed of two students.
The Eolian Club have made prepara-
tons to play the drama of "All is not
Gold that Glitters" during the Holi-
days, in addition to the opera announced
Jas. Tippens has located at Waterloo
in the cabinet business.
Samuel Vance, of Licking county, o.,
is visiting his brother, A. Vance.
r. S. waddell occupies the residence
lately vacated by w. B. Trump.
Capt. Geo. W. Cody took Con-
ductor Phil. Thompson's place for
week, on the 9:20 train.
We had a pleasant call on yester-
day from Mr.. A. E. Hill, of CALI
polls, who is in our city representing
the New York Store Of Harrison,
of Ganipolis.
Mr.. Hill is a very agreeable gen
tleman. He represents a popular
house, and invites the citizens OF
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