Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-03-18
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Parties In Ohio township nave mau
Illegal application to Judge Cowden fc
THE appointment of another Justice
the Peace-she third one-in that towr
/ ship. lsa ts-S<
The Ewington Academy opened ia'
! Monday under Prof. Jones-the Sprin
term. ~
District Court convenee on the 13t
tof April, and the next term Of the Com
mon Pleas on the gath of May.
Messrs. Jno. A.. Hamilton and
Roberts have leased, with the privileg
of purchase. the brick yard of Mr.. r
Bray, in the upper end Of the city. I
Mr.. w. S.sWhestly. has been engage
as book-keeper at the Eagle Furnace.
Mrs. Prof. Collins has returned an,
resumed her duties 10 the Call
| Academy.
c. w. White, Esq, as administrator
sold the Harger store house, on Secon'
street, Saturday, to Mr.. J. NJ. Irwil
for 2,5lo.A 1t was appraised at $4,000
Mrs. Maggie and Miss werhle hay,
opened their millinery store In tn
Bailey building, on Second street.
Messrs. Fuller, Hutsinpiiler g Co
received Friday, out of the Kanawha
raft of 49, 900 feet of walnut lumber
Mr.. Martin Gross, of Belpre, was In
the city last week.
Mr.. L. r. Cole, late OF Clay township,
has located near Prinoeton, kansas.
Z Col. Il. 2. Cadot arrived home Satur-
day night in poor health. On the whole
his trip to Florida failed to do him any
good.
Messrs. Isaac J.. Fultz and W. G.
Lalbiin left Monday morning for the
West. Kansas City, No., is their des-
tinstion. They expect TO grow up with
the country.
1t is now JUDGE Maxon and John
takes the title we'll.
Mr.. Chas. Ross has been elected a
member of one of Boston's famous
musical clubs and Will sing 10 coming
concert. Good for Charley.
Mr. J. N. Smith is happy again.
This time it is girl. Wednesday night
of last week. 81
Mr.. Jas. III. Clendinen isin town.
Miss Deel, of Huntington, who has
been visiting Miss Francis Uffermsn
for some time, has returned.
Mr.. T. J.. Blackburn has rented the
old Dilcher Bakery on Third street and
opened out bar and restaurant. r
Gallipolis is in the ring. She is part
of theatrical circle under the super
vision OF a Portsmouth man who man.
ages the shows which come within our
Jurisdiction.
Mr.. B. f. Beard has gone to the city
after new goods for w II. Mitchell.
Mr.. w. F. Herbert spent Sunday with
his family.
Misses Iba Watkins and Ella Bender
win leave for their home at Charleston,
w. Va, this week. q
Major Hotchkiss was In town last
week. ~
Mr.. Geo M. Cook gave q dance Thurs
dap evening at Henking Hall to his we'd
ding guests. 1t was a merry dance.
Mr.. J. Q. Shepard has secured apo
sition at the house Of Jno. Shilllto &
Co., Cincinnati. Jack is city runner
Ten tons of switch rails arrived by
boat Friday night and have been hauled
up the bank.
Messrs. Wayne Kerns and Jonas
Smith were off Monday morning for the
mountains. Mr.. Kerns will be gone for
some time.
The Julia A. Hunt Combination is
billed for Aleshire Hall the 29th, 30th
and 3lst of this month. Iii ttiott
Mrs. d. c. Guthrie is off for an ex-
tended visit to friends. She will Visit
Mrs. VIM. Sisson at Ironton and Mrs.
Rev. Dillon at Portsmouth.
Mr.. j. H. Dunn, of Glencoe, O., was
in town last week in company with
a gentleman of that place who came
here to purchase one of the horses be-
to Mr.. Frank Halliday.
Miss Annie Herbert gave a social par
ty last week.
Mr.. Thomas McCsfferty is still con-
fined to his bed, being very feeble.
A bran new girl came to the house Of
Mr.. Henry Ralph on Friday last.
A curious, because rare, sight was
witnessed last week. Six gentlemen
were seated at a card table, when new
arrival requested chew Of tobacco. 1t
was then ascertained that not one of the
six used the dirty weed.
Messrs. J. NJ. Kerr & Co. shipped 80
barrels of potatoes to the Kanawha last
week.
1t is very difficult matter to meet a
man who has not worked the s'15" puzzle
and in bland and innocent way he will
inform you that SIT only took 8 mIn-
utes;" yet the learned professors inform
US that 1t is one Of the impossibilities.
All the old-time puzzles are rsked up
and re-aired.
We had big snow Friday and for the
next day or two tramped through the
slush. Winter was lamblike buts what
of the springs fssas EeNs
The 9ssth man became too familiar
with frizzing machine last week at the
furniture factory and had need of the
services of DR.. Cromley. His name was
Mat. Morris.
Mr.. Alex. Fl. Faudree and Miss Nan.
ME e. Hudlin were married "Wednesday
evening, March 10th, By Rev. NJ. B.
Wilson. Many presents we're received
by the happy couple.
The Eolians will give "Time and
the Hour" on April Sth. This fine
drama has never been: performed
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