Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-12-16

Fried. Frixzed and Frosted.
Miss Loretta Young has returned
her home at Columbus. O. after
lengthy visit to relatives here.
Capt. J. J. Blagg Is quite feeble al
confined to the house.
i Miss Fannie Rathburn will leave tn
week for Chattanooga, Tenn.s whe'
she will spend the winter with n
brother, Jos. Rathburn.
Mrs. Jno. 4. Halliday Is still confine
to the house.
4 The Eolisn Club will give gran
reception and supper next Thursda
evening at their club rooms.
The skating for the past week hi
been excellent. The boys were out
force on Chickamaaga.
S. Bishop is so far recovered from hi
recent injury as to go 20 Cincinnati
last week, TO purchase Holiday goods
Charles Stockhoff has returned from
Cincinnati with new goods, The boy
say he took trip down below the cit.
to inspect goods not In the market.
Frank Ford is now clerking in gro
Gerry store at Kansas City, Mo.
w. C. Hayward attended a banque
given by Crane, Breed & Co. at tn
opening of their new rooms in Cincin
natl, last week. He is one OF their old
est customers.
A large model barge has arrived herr
for the remainder of the railroad iron t.
be shipped below.
The draymen are charging 40 cents
per load for hauling goods to aud from
the depot.
A. w. Kerns has returned from trip
to Macarthur. He reports the mer'
chants of that place as having ar
almost universal tendency to purchase
their goods of all descriptions In this
market.
Some of our crack shots can test their
aim at Macarthur on Christmas day.
The shooting will be done on the prem
ises of E. d. Wolf, commencing at 10
a. m. The prizes are black bear, deer,
2 hogs, rs turkeys and 25 chickens.
Free to all.
Miss Kate Clouse will spend the win
ter iu Gallia County.-Salem corr. Poms-
eroy Telegraph.
The small fiue of Browns shoe shop
on Locust street fell over, burning
portion of the adjoining building.
The little steamer Clarlbell Is becom-
ing noted for fast time.
Mrs. Mary Russell goes to-day to
spend the winter In Gallipolis; and
Dennis Peck goes to housekeeping In
her house. Change Is the universal
order of all thiugs.-Rut corr. Metgs
Repnblican.
Onr efficient post Office clerk, Mrs.
s. F.. Neal has been quite sick with the
fever.
The citizens along Spruce street are
again clamorous against the Railroad
for obstructing the street In
front of their doors.
DIR. Clark, formerly OF the Athens
Asylum, was In town last week, the
guest of his brother-in-law, r. s.
waddell.
The merry sleigh bells again jingled
last week. Smooth your runners for
big snow next Thursday.
Fuller, Hutsinpiller & Co. received a
raft of lumber last week from Kama
wha.
The bookkeeper in wholesale firm
on Court street is having his wedding
clothes made. So tits said.
Geo. w. Clark & Co. will change
their advertisement on the outside next
week. They want to buy large lot of
corn.
The business OF the Adams Express
Company at this point has doubled
within the past year.
Miss Ella Young has left for Colum-
bus, o., to spend the winter. From
there she will go to st. Louis, to make
her home with her brother, DR.. Young.
Mr.. Smithers sold the Newton home
stead, all that part between the road
md the river, to the Scioto Valley r.
R., for 81 800. Cheap enough. h.-IIron-
.on Register.
Mrs. J. D. Bailey Is still dangerously
sick.
The Young Folks Social Club met
at the residence of John eating, Friday
night.
Jno. A. Hamilton and s. A. Nash took
In Columbus, last week.
Miss Lille Fultz has returned from
where she had been to se-
cure medical attendance for her eyes,
which are badly affected.
S. Goetz is now confined to his room
Chambers & Co. have contracted for
a new saw mill at Enos, Hill & Co.'S.
It is to be erected at Chambersburg, this
Geo. w. Clark & Co. will increase the
capacity Of their Touring mill, this
winter by making some additions.
The towboat Jos. w. Goulding stop
ped here Friday and had her machinery
repaired at Enos, Hill & Co.'S. A new
engine OF 100 horse power is being con-
here for Lawson & Bell.
Checks on the National Bank of Vim
ton county are coming into our home
banks to get cashed. This shows q
healthy trade between the two sections.
Forty years ago we held the trade of
that country when they had no outlet
and now after SO long we again trade
them our products for their ready cash.
Albert Mossnnan has opened meat
store on Third street below the St.
Wendell Hotel.
Several boys took ride on the gravel
train Saturday afternoon to Gsllipolis.