Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-09-09
pon,t forket the Fair, which com.

Don't forket the Fair, which COM
mences to-day, Wednesday.
Charley Rathburn is assisting Jno. e.
Yanden on the Fair books.
The -wharfs at the foot of Grape, Lo-
Gust, and Pine streets are from 30 to 80
feet in width and OF same grade as main
wharf.
Street Commissioner Blazer has given
the Railroad Co. notice not TO leave cars
on the Spruce street track.
Second street had grand free fight
on Saturday. The comhatents were
considerably bruised mp.
The first pig iron came over the road
Friday. It was charcoal iron and billed
to the Pomerey Iron Works.
The Jewish New Years Day, Rosh
Hashanah, was celebrated last Monday.
the 9Th. Last year 1t fell upon the Eth.
Yom Kippen, or ''Day of Atonement,"
falls on Sept. 18th.
Thieves entered the stable of 8. G..
Keller, above the city, and appropriated
lot OF harness, farming utensils, etc.,
etc.
The Wallace Sisters show tor three
nights, commencing tonight. Go and
deposit 80 cts. and hear the amusement.
PablIc Dance Thursday evening at
Henking Hall. Go.
Miss Lucle Walker Is again In our
city.
Insurance Agent Cadot has paid A. L.
Langley $40 loss on. his barn, occasioned
BY the lightning. 5-
r. II. Elias and family have re-
turned to their home In New York.
Mrs. W. Ii. Langley has returned
from her long visit to West Columbia,
W. Va.
C. II. Campbell, of Clay township IN
tends 10 leave for lows soon.
J. r. Morgan OF this county Is attend
Ing the Columbus Medical College.
Fl. II. Menager has gone to Montreal.
Canada, TO represent New York firm
at salary Of $1,000 per year. Success.
Mr.. John Dages left Tuesday morning |
Tor the East, to buy HIS fall stock. HIS
Miss Millie. accompanied
him and will remain, student at |
Mount Holyoke Seminary.
The iron on the PomerOy Division is
low laid to Bryan's Run. The trestle
It that point will be completed to-day,
when the laying of rails will be resum-
d. Ballasting was commenced on
Lew Moore was In town, last week,
with the boys.
Mrs. Weed was guest Of W. W.
last week.
DIR. +. S. Brown has been visitor at
farietta for two weeks. Rumor has 1t
hat the Doctor will NOT come home
lone.
Mrs. Chas. Wolf is down with infiam-
latory rheumatism.
Don't forget the Wallace Sisters this
Wednesday night. They will show
and Friday nights also.
Peter McMullin, compositor on the
cincinnati Commercial, is visiting
riends in this city.
The managers of the Logan excursion
D this place netted 5000 for the N. F..
'hurch.
Miss Hattie Wilson has returned from
er mountain trip, much improved in
ealth.
Bert Francisco, representing the Ohio
tate Journal, arrived In our city, Tues
ay evening. He will remain until the
lose of the Gallia County Fair, writing
up in the interest of his paper.
A. p. Menager is running transfer
ragon to the r. II depot.
r. Priestly and wife of Winfield, W.
a., were in the city this week.
Many complaints are made of the
rass and weeds growing on Front be-
wv Grape street. The late sickness in
lat quarter Is attributed to that ca use.
A. E. Hill left Monday morning for
he East, to lay in a mammoth stock Of
OOds for HarmiSon & Co.
C. Fred Henking, Mrs. DR.. Needham
nd Miss Nellie CheringtOn will 20 TO
lie Exposition on the excursion train.
Insurance Agent Moore has paid Jos.
tafford $l03, loss in the late closet fire
his house.
Mr.. Samuel Wise, of Clay township,
,nds us mammoth apple. 1t weighs
Z pounds, and measures l5.a inches
/ circumference. 1t is known as the
at-head variety.
Miss Nellie Merriman has returned
.om visit TO her aunt at Ironton.
Miss Maggie Miller, Of Pennsylvania,
visiting her father, Mr.. john T.
IiIler.
DR.. Swartzwelder, of Texas, spent
lst Sunday In our city after an absence
sixteen year.
That wedding did not come of below
he city last Sunday.
Fenner, the photo man, had mag
ificent display of his work at the
Jason Co. Fair, last week. Many
rOnounce his exhibition to have
cen the feature Of Floral Hall.
Chas. Stuart is fixing up his late
asidence as boarding house.
Jessie, the little daughter Of j. Q.
Walker, was snake bitten last week,
he wound swelling considerably.
NJ. G. Gross, the egg man, is at
baltimore on business.
The excursion train to the Cincin.
att Exposition consisted Of one bag q
age and five coaches. C. D. Norris
'as manager, with Capt. Phil.
thompson as aid -de-camp: Jas Pat
,rson pulled the throttle.