Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-04-15

the most laborious and industrious men
bers Of the present Congress.
| Mr.. Aaron Davis, of Perry township
has been recording the preferences
his neighbors on the Presidential que
ton. This is the result 80 far as he hs
gone:-Sherman 23, Blaine 4, Grant
4 Remember the Firemsn's Ball Frids
evening next. The boys are proud
their new uniforms and they don't wis
to have this satisfaction destroyed b
the incubus Of debt. Many tickets hav
been sold on the streets, and from tn
general outlook there VIII be gran
time. Tickets only 90 cts. Buy on
whether you want to dance or not.
Messrs. Jackson, the famous Tobacco
manufacturers, have called brand o
tobacco "Beall's Own" after Mr.. A. q
Beall, salesman for Allemong, Baer 4
Co. M
Mr.. Jas. N. Neal will return iron
Boston, May LIST. He wishes 1t state.
that he will resume his classes In voca
and instrumental music.
Hon. J. J. Burns, State School Com
missioner, will be present at the gradu
tion exercises OF the Galiipolis Higi
School.
Mr.. Harry Frank left for the City
Monday morning, to bring his daughter
Mrs. VIM. Sutton and child to our city
The graduates Of the High School foi
the past two years will meet at the res
idence of Jno. Dages on Friday night
to reorganize the old Alumni.
DR.. J. C. Rathburn Is coyslescing, be-
ing able TO sit up.
Mr.. Jno. B. Mccormick is able to sit
up. -
The measles have spread through the
city until no quarter of the town Is free
from them. Pneumonia, our visitor of
last winter, has come again also.
A child Of Mr.. Fierbaugh, living on
the Langley farm, died last week of the
measles. . sr
DR.. III. Fl. Menager is off for a trip
to New Orleans for his health.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Silverman took In
the Queen City last week.
A cold north wind struck us Sunday
by a slight fall of snow.
That admonlshes the fruit not to be In a
rush.
Messrs. George and William Beall
were In the city this week. Something
more than mere business brings George
down from Parkersburg.
Three converts to baptism tried the
chilling waters of the Ohio Sunday un-
der the ministrations of Rev. Lyon.
Mr.. Jno. C. Vanden commenced ap-
praising the real estate in the city on
Friday. He has a big job before him.
Mr.. H. j. Shepard is at work In the
township at the same business.
Some inmates of the Infirmary drove
! colt belonging to Ed. Froideveux over
, bank near the Infirmary Farm, last
week, injuring 1t fatally.
Mr.. Joe. Stafford, our star Auditor,
the newly elected Assessors.
handsomely. They received
books, blanks and thanks.
Mr.. r. S. Waddell, as assignee of Tai
,ott & Co., paid dividend of 121h per
,ent, to creditors, last week. There
will be another dividend of 8 or per
'ent. to pay.
The health of Mr.. E. s. Bradbury, we
re pleased to state, is materially i'm
proving.
Hutchinson & Baldridge, Emshelmer,
Brandy berry and the Ecker House are
,ut with new signs.
One would think all the real estate
was going east, judging from
he way dirt flew round Saturday.
Iallipolis dust only finds its rival In
SCOT.
DIR. F. S. Phillips is Off on business
rip into the mountain fastnesses of
Vest Va.
The broken striking part of the town
,lock has been sent to Thomaston, Conn.,,
o have new part made from. The
lock will be fixed and striking again
n a few days. Hurry 1t along; we
lon't know when to turn o'nights now.
The town folk devote Sunday after
,oons to going up to see how the r. r.
5 progressing.
We placed ourselves under the deft
lngers of J. W. Smith, the barber,
asst week. John has sea-foarn sham
100 famous for Its cleansing propensi-
les and we found 1t fully equal to Its
equation. John Allen, the "wicked-
st man In New York." has said that
hampoO was the most potent cure of
ennui and big head.
Mr.. Jonas W. Smith brought a curl
'sity from the mountains last week and
presented 1t to Mr.. Lonis Baer. 1t is
mall block Of poplar bearing the per-
ect imprint of s bears foot, and was
mt out of the heart of the tree.
Messrs. Samuel Roberts & Co.
lave cleared the old Bray brick yard
md placed two patent brick machines
hereon. Mr.. Roberts left for Cincin.
lati Saturday TO purchase an engine to
,e used In connection with the ma
hines. 1t is their intention to make
Ire and pressed brick In addition to
common brick, clay for the fire brick
,eing found along the line Of the rail-
'oad.
Enoe, Hin q Co. will put the machin.
'ry In the new Humming Bird this
week.
Edward Owen, an old citizen of
springfield township. died last week.
lie was the father of large family.
Painting up store fronts is the rage
IN the city. U