Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-06-03

We had glorious rain Saturday ant
Sunday. It was worth millions 70 the
crops Of Gallis.
The new Aultman Monitor Traction
engine and Separator, purchased By
Messrs. Jos. DeLille and Anderson
Neal, of Hutchinson g Baldridge, has
arrived. 1t will be placed on the farm
of Mr.. u. w. Davies where an exhibi-
tion will be given at Harvest time. 1t
cost $3.50.
! Lewis B. Day. colored. has been ap-
pointed Guard of the Ohio Penitentlary
from this county, and left Monday for
Columbus. Day will probably be the
only colored guard there.
Postmaster Neal has added four new
lock boxes to the post Office. This will
increase the number to seven.
| Mr.. Jno. B. Ciendenin will build .
new house on Olive street.
! Mr.. A. L. Langley Is building a two
story residence on his farm across the
creek.
Mr.~C. A. Clendenin purchased last
week at private sale. the Hampton resi-
dence corner of Sycamore and Fourth
streets, paying IS. 100 therefor.
Mat Bowles has been appointed po-
liceman.
The Council Committee on Railroad
Depot, report progress.
Hon. WIN. Nash Is at Chicago as a
Delegate to the Republican National
Convention. It he comes with the
name Of John Sherman tied in his but
ton hole, we will give him an ovation
worthy Of the occasion.
The mother of Capt. Jas. Summers,
VIM. Summers and Frank Summers,
died suddenly, Sunday, at the residence
of VIM. Summers while sitting in her
chair. She was In her 7eth year. Mrs.
Summons was an old resident of this
citv.
The Millinery store Of Maggie &
Wehrle has been removed into the new
Henking building occupied by Ern-
sting.
We put our palate on the outside OF
aome of Ralph's ice cream. this week.
We only wished that seat Of pleasure
hsd been augmented in size. Garden
on Second street, one door below Cadets
cigar store.
Mr.. J. T. Besll and lady were In our
city this week. Mrs. Beall has Just re-
turned from a visit to her relatives at
GAINESVILLE, o.
We are indebted to Hon Z. A. Stone
for Salt Lake City papers and to Mr.. Fl.
G. Newport for Bismarck, D. I. papers.
Mra. Geo. d. .Hebard is at Racine. o.,
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Will. Jones.
Mrs. Will. Lanning. Of Cincinnati, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Barlow.
The Philomathean Society, of the
GallIa Academy gave an entertainment
at Academy Hall on last Thursday eve
ming which was said; tn have been very
fine. A large audience was present.
Mr.. Henry Grothaus. who was strick.
en- with appoplexy last week is living in
a very critical condition, with no hopes
of recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Aleshire, Mrs.
G. C. Aleshire and child, will leave the
last of this week for the West Point
Military Academy, to attend the gradu-
alton of Jas. B. Aleshire.
The river has risen and the large
boats are on time again.
Some of the farmers Will begin har-
vesting next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. S. Mexican and
daughter, leave for their home In Ham,
burg, Iowa, to-day.
DIR. Robt. Harvey, Of Wheeling, W.
Va, handsome blonde, is guest
this week, of his brother, Mr.. w. q.
Harvey.
Mrs. Henry Halliday, of Cairo, H.,
is visiting relatives in this city and
neighborhood.
The report that the Norman and
Clydesdale Stations, belonging to Mr..
Frank J. Halliday are dead, Is mis-
take.
President NJ. NJ. Greene, General
Manager o. Smith and !. n. Wilson,
CHIEF Engineer of the o. & w. Va.
L. a
are now In our city.
Profs. Allison and Bane, Of the jack
son schools, sre at home from their
labors. The Standard says
Mr.. Allison has been employed for
next year, as superintendent, and Mr..
Bane for the High School. These gen.
tlemen have rendered entire satisfaction
"a teachers, and the schools are In
good condition.