Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-07-15
Fried, Frizzed and Frosted.

Y. Milier, Jr.
Mr. Edward Ecker, formerly mer
chant here, is spending few days with
his father-in-law. John Dunn, Esq.
The gas factory has received a new
iron roof.
Mr. A. F. Moore has paid DIR. Mill'
500, indemnity for an accident.
Our old friend Edward Damron. booi
keeper fer Miles & Bancroft, of Column
bus, O., is here spending few days
among relatives. He is the same old
Tobe as of yore.
Mr.. John Atkinson is off for Saliers-
vile, KY, to spend the summer with
his cons, who are I'm business at thai
point.
Frank A. Guthrie, Esq, of Poin
Pleasant, has been nominated by the
Greenbackers for Circuit Judge.
Harrison township has 129 farms.
Five pairs of twins live there; and
widowers and 81 widows smile at each
other.
Billy McClurg is elerking on the
Steamer Boone.
Mr.. Evan Edwards of Greenfield
town. SS years old, recently walked Is
miles in one day. Where is O'Leary
Mrs. j. C. Griggs and family of Mem
phis, Tenn, are spending the summer
with Mr. Abel Jacobs of Huntington
township.
The following old people reside In
Ohio township: Ansel Blake 70, Ham
nah Blake 70, Geo. Campbell 20, Il. II
Day 20. Emily Dufour 20, Arthur Gallo
way 20, John Green 80, John Gilmore
20, Robert Gearing 70, Susan Henry SO,
Squire johnson Il, Rebecca King y,
Jesse King 50. VIM. Laywell.73 Anna
Lambert 70, John Mayner -, Polly
Mayner 20, Mary Morgan 50, Sarah
Seley 90, Eliza Thompson 7e, Mary
williams 20, Thomas Waugh %.
Mr.. Frank Mcdaniel of Greenfield,
who has been very sick. is recovering.
Rents have increased nearly 30 per
cent. in the upper part of this city. A
few nice houses in that quarter would
be good investment.
The Assessors return shows neither
organ nor piano in Greenfield township.
The Census Enumerator has found an
organ, but the owner was not wealthy
enough to figure on the tax duplicate.
Locomotive 76 cut of the head of
valuable dog, belonging to Mr.. Jas.
Rodgers, last week.
Mr.. r. Aleshire takes the premium
on wheat raising. He thrashed on his
IL acre lot above the city, last week, 300
Miss Lena Miles, daughter of W. Y.
Miles, of Columbus, is visiting Mr.. ,Jno.
T. Halliday.
A noted bully, named Charles Nc
Nealy, had his head considerably beat
en- up on Sunday morning. At one
time he was reported dead, but is all
right we understand.
Mr.. Frank Harmison, of Baltimore,
the big merchant, was In town this
week.
Mr.. Jno. G.. Cherington Is at his
old place In the store of the Gallipo-
lis Hardware Co.
The Land Appraiser Of this city will
value the realty on both sides OF Court
street and the block fronting the Public
Square, at about the same proportionate
figure.
Mr.. F. c. Wood has a lot of badges
of both presidential candidates for sale.
Andrew w. Donnally, son-in-law of
Capt, John G. Ruby, died in Charleston,
W. Va, last week. A wife and one
child survive him.
The new Treasurer, VIM. Cherington,
will 20 In September lst.
Mrs. John Taylor and brother James,
have gone up the Kanawha, to visit
friends and relatives.
A number of ladies and gentlemen
gathered In the orchard of Mr.. D. C..
Cowden, last week. Refreshments
were had and music graced the occasion.
Rev. Simeon Hutsinpiller was In the
city last week. He is located at Zanes-
Vile, o.
Mr.. VIM. Pitrat is booked for Colo
RADIO next month. Some of his bache-
lor comrades may 90 also.
Mr.. Jno. Varney has moved into the
St. Wendell Hotel and Is ready for busi-
ness. John is an old landlord and he
knows how to satisfy the inner man.
Mrs. J. N. Beard ia visiting Mr.. c. c.
Naret at Charleston, w. Va.
Capt. Jas. q. Summers is home for a
short stay, this week.
Miss Amy Lyon, daughter of Rev
4. Lyon, 10 visiting her parents in this
city.
Messrs. W.. 8. Kerr and G. A. Rath-
burn presented two handsome flags to
Frank Dill, engineer, and Miles Craw'
ford, fireman of Locomotive No. IS
last week. One flag bears the number
l716 and the other 1876.
Mrs. G. C. Weibert has been quit
sick.
Mrs. Jno. Leighty, nee Laura Denny
of Ironton, is visiting relatives in thu
county.
On Wednesday of last week tn
gravel train, above the city, killed
cow belonging to Mr.. E. l.. Wood
chawing her up considerably.
s. Brosius, Brosius & Baughman an
Harmison & Co. now close their store
a. 8 o'clock each evening, with the ex
ception of Saturday evening. Goo