Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-08-12

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fixing up.
Mr.. Fl. N. Bailey has returned from
the East. His new goods will come
over the o. & w. Va. r. r.
Miss Nettie Frank will 60 with Mrs.
A. f. Erwin. OF Charleston, TO rusti-
cate In the country.
Messrs. Killing & Dages have been
shut down for several weeks making
some general repairs to their foundry
and machine shop. The cupalo has
been remodeled. They will commence
work again next week.
Watermelons were retailing two for
nickle on Saturday.
Mr.. j. NJ. Alexander is making some
improvements to his residence on Third
Street.
The river pulled up some last week.
Mrs. j. B. Downing, of Middleport,
was visiting her old home here. last
week.
Mrs. Judith Ruffner, of Pt. Pleasant,
and Miss Kate Hite, of Guyandotte, are
the guests of Mrs. J. F. Hebard.
Mr.. Charles johnson, Jr., has been
down sick for some time.
Mr.. Jas. Halliday, of the steamer
Paris C. Brown, was home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Hayward spent
last week up the Ksnawha.
Miss Mamie Jewett and two other
little Misses of the Pint, are stopping
with Mrs. A. A. Lyons.
Invitations are out for the celebration
of the silver wedding Of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. S. Mills, Saturday, Aug l4th. They
are of generation OF influential fam
lilies and will gather about them the
best. Mrs. Mills maiden name was
Mccormick.
Rev. Bowen and family left for
Kansas, this week, where Mr.. B. takes
new pastorate. Mr.. Jerry Bowen and
wife accompany them.
Miss Emma McClurg will come home
from her extended visit to Columbus,
this week.
C. NJ. HolcOmb, Esq, left Sunday for
Portsmouth to attend the CongressIon al
Convention.
Lieut.. Jas. B. Aleshire will report to
his regiment for duty during the last
of September. His regiment is now
In the northern part of California.
DR.. Phillips writes that he will re-
turn about the lst prox., taking the
White Sulphur on the road.
Miss Ida Nevius is visiting IN the
family of DIR. Meeks, at Hartford City.
Miss Jennie Hamilton Is sojOurning
at Charleston, w. Va, the guest Of
Miss Gates.
Mr.. Isaac Fultz has returned from the
West.
MFR. Reuben Bray was out with his
gun the other day and let fly one barrel
at flock of black birds. He counted
G5 dead and reported the dead not fully
recovered.
Miss Laura Andrew has gone to
Portsmouth, to make her home.
Mr.. Will Holloway was off the river
last week. looking after the interest of
that baby.
Mr.. Chas. Bowen Ia building new
house on Fourth Street, below Cedar.
Logan is building four story brick
chair factory. r. r. boom.
Mr.. Lewis Halliday Ia home, his boat
being laid up.
Mrs Mears, of Steubenyllle, Is visiting
Mrs. E. L. Menager, IN addition to her
daughter Mamie.
Mr.. N. II. HIckson, the sewing ma
chine man, has moved to Summerville,
Nicholas County, w. Va.
Mr.. w. F. Herbert has been confined
to his bed for week at his home in
this city.
Mrs. Amos A. White of the Western
Reserve, Is visiting her brOther-ln-law,
Mr.. A. NJ. White. She will stay
month.
New buildings everywhere In our
city. On every street, long and short,
and in the alleys you can see the mark
Of progress. Surely the broad level
acres at the mouth Of the Great Kama
wha and traversed by railroad, are
destined to pan out.
Mr.. Geo. W. Cox has gone East after
new goods.
Mr.. Burt. Hanson Is staying at CO1's.
Miss Kate Clark, of Racine is visiting
at Mr.. F. NJ. BOvie's.
Mrs. w. Y. Miles spent week here
with relatives. She returned home on
the excursion train.
Mr.. Hugh Thorn Ia very sick with
Inflammation Of the stomach and Ia not
expected to live.
Mrs. Jno. w. Deem, living opposite
the Point, died on Sunday last, from
sufocation, and was taken through the
city Monday, for burial. She was very
large, Weighing when In health, more
than 800 pounds.
Mr.. Jas. r. Stuart Is not impr owing
very fast.
An encampment of gypsies are Occu-
plying grounds above the city. They
number twenty-five.
The Land Appraiser of Green town.
ship makes good showing. The fig-
ures are $780,, ,el0. gain of SIS, $50 since
last appraisement.
Messrs. Frank Gills and Walter Sher-
wood will occupy C. C. Welbert's new
house at the foot Of Second street.
The tenement house on the lower
woolen mill property Is being remodel
ed for tenants.
Judge McDougal with his family, of
Gallatin, Missouri, are stopping at Mrs.
McD's. father, Mr.. f. X. Chapdu.
They will be here two weeks.
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