Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-09-02

| Judge Town, Census Supervisor for
this District has forwarded the last box
Of part folios TO the Department at
Washington and the Enumerators will
soon receive their pay.
Mr.. Dan'l Mossman has quit the drug
business By advice of his doctors.
+ The ladies play pool with the gentle
men in Huntington, w. v. They
couldn't do it here.
! Fl. G. Newport, a successful contrae-
tor on the extension, came In from the
west on Tuesday, aud left for James
town the same day. He has nearly
/ completed his contract west Of the Little
Missouri River, and has. in company
with Messrs. Larson and D0nnatoe. !.
taken a Contract for fifteen miles Of
grading about sixty miles south OF
jamestown. on the Yankton q Dakota
! road.-.handdn, d. T., Criterion.
Mrs. DIR. J.. r. Stafford has gone to the
State Fair, being the guest while there
of her sister, Mrs. Vim. Sharp.
Mr.. Henry House has returned to his
position at the Athens Insane Asylum.
See adv. of A. p. Rodgers, farm for
sale.
Messrs. Geo Clark and Wm. Killing
are at ironton on business.
Mr.. SamH Davidson and sister Sarsh,
visiting Capt. Ford, have returned to
their home at Barboursville, w. Va.
Messrs. Wm. Hanson and Leopold
Frank shipped cattle to market this
week.
Capts. las. Summers, Dan'l B. Miller.
Ira Kinder aud Chas. J. Finney, four
of the oldest pilots on tha river, have
passed the color test. Capt. Finney has
been piloring for 30 years.
! Miss Jennie Ellis has returned to
her home at Pittsburgh.
Mr.. Zachariah Mauck died st his
home in Cheshire, Sunday. OF con5nmp-
tion. He had suffered for years with
the terrible disease and passed off with
much pain. His funeral took place on
Monday and was one OF the largest Ia
the county. A number went from this
place to view the remains OF an old
comrade and friend. Mr.. n. was very
popular and his friends were numbered
by the hundred. We extend our sym
pathy to the large number Of surviving |
relatives.
Mr. j. J. Allison and Lady have re- |
turned to their School at Jackson, o..
by Mrs. Fannie Matthews
and daughter, who have been the guests
of Chas. D. Bailey.
Mr.. Robt. II. Gates took Lancaster In
on the fly this week.
Mr.. A. Cole was In town this week.
A birthday party was given at the
residence of c, J. Miles, Tuesday eve
ming In honor of their daughter Hattie
The Dufour House now runs bus TO
The railroad depot, the same having
been purchased from Mr.. J. ]. Poole.
The rooms in the old Shepard block
on Second street are being rem0deled
An addition of one story, brick, Will
De bnilt by E. Retz, making the whole
ength 70 feet. Mr.. Jas Gills has the
contract for lowering the floors. 1t Is
interesting to note that the large wall
tut pillars were gotten out 81 years ago
,y Mr.. Gills. Miss Hattie Andrews
viii retain the room now occupied by
ler. The upper room has heen rented
~ NJ. Moses.
The following have gone or will go
o the State Fair: J. F.. Mills and wife,
&C. Johnson and wife, l.. z. CABOT
.nd wife, j. 8. Mills, Jas. II. Hul, T.
Z. Hayward, J. n. irwin, C. D. Bailey,
T. J. Pool, Thomas Walker, Carl Uhrig,
". H. Mccormick and Chas. Deletombe.
The Morgan Garfield Club meets
It Clsrk's School House, Saturday,
sept. 4. Come out everybody.
Bowie, Pitrat Il Co. have given
he contract to W. K. S. Hall, for a
Iew warehouse. Work was com
nenced Tuesday.
Mr.. E. E. Spslding was In town
ast week.
Jas. H. Brown is clerkine at Hunt
lgton, w. Va.
Miss Jones is visiting her sister,
lrs. Capt Morgan.
Mr.. John G. Vanden has reported
8 City land Appraiser. His figures
re $l,276,6il, an increase In the
ast decade Of $l59,36s.
Miss Sarah Vaughn will not &C. .
ept a reappointment to teach in
)hio Street Colored School. She is
t present in Gallipolis. Circlevige
Democrat and Wdtchmdn.
The Fall term of tue Court of
Common Pleas convenes November
th.
We have received a letter from
1r. John Atkinson, spending the =,
ummer at Salyersville, Ky. He re-
orts having splendid time.
Plums are in great demand and
elling for $l.20 and SLIGO per hush :
!. There is big bonanza in the
rowth Of this fruit, ever ready sale.
Mr.. C. {. Naret is in town.
Mr.. A. G. Beall sold the first bill
goods at Logan.
Messrs. JOS. Stafford, Chas. r.
arsons, DIR. W. c. H. Needham and
'avid Sterling go to the State Fair. :
Paw-paws are ripe and in good
lape for present eating. They are
sported in plenty. g
Mr.. II. j. Shepard, Mrs. Chas. n
.ust and sister have gone to the