Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-09-09
There is talk among the upper town

There Is talk among the upper town.
ers of remodeling the upper woolen
mills into a hotel, with capital OF
s25,O00. Five parties have agreed 70
come down with the cash.
The plg-pen nuisance Is the talk up
town.
Onr streets are &C #. in width, except
ing Vine and part Of Fourth.
Jas. w. Gardner and daughter Nellie
are at Chillicothe, on business.
| Bub Bear will have new express ont
this week for carrying passengers and
freight. 1
). Mrs. John Ayers died Friday of
typhoid fever at her residence on Front
street. Her funeral occurred on Satur-
day. She leaves husband and two
children.
Henry W. Gilman is building ware
house and granery back of his resi-
dence.
Mrs. l.. Frank has resided here a8
years and during that time has never
attended show or fair.
Miss Julia Shepard and Walter and
Henry Aleshire attended the State Fair &.
We have "a brick business houses.
Send In your subscriptions 10 the
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county, and get the news.
g. Goetz had the first oysters. They
came over the o. & W. v. r. r.
The streets In the old corporation are
6 3-5 miles In length. t
The first Methodist services In this
city were held In the house then occupied
by Calvin Shepard. and now occupied
by SamI Richardson.
E. L. Wood and wife, Of Wheeling,
were In the city last week, guests OF r.
Aleshire.
H. B. Smith Of Pomeroy. proprietor
of the Ohio Blue Sulphur Springs, was
In town last week.
We have 81 frame business houses.
A man named Beale has started a new
saloon on Second street In the room
lately occupied by Grin Richards.
Miss Nola Cohman has returned from
her visit to relatives at New Richmond,
D. /
Fenner has fine crayon portrait Of
Mary Anderson on exhibition at Harm
ison's. tits by Sharp of Cincinnati and
Ia very fine.
D. B. Mauck and wife, Jas. p. Beall,
T. B. Flower, o. f. Reckard, f. r.
Walters and C. F. Waters, all of Prse-
torville, were in town last week.
A. J. Waters, the Insurance Editor of
the Cincinnati! Enquirer, was In town
last week. ..
The fair at the Point took large num-
bers from here.
The machinery from the Lower
Woolen Mills has been shipped. 1t goes
to ]. NJ. Slack at Bristol, Pa. Willard
and Robinson, Foremen for the above
firm, removed it. They are gentlemen
and were greatly taken with our city.
Conductor Quinn, of the regular
train on the o. & w. Va. r. R.,
handled 900 passengers last week, be-
tween Gallipolis and Logan. People
like TO travel with Mr.. Quinn, for he is
every inch gentleman. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Wise, nee Lucy Huff,
were In our city last week, visiting rel
atives.
Prof. Chase and wife, of POmeroy,
were In the city last week. .r /
j r. Aleshire and E. p. Shine came
IN from Eagle Furnace, Friday. 10.
will remain here for few days.
VIM. Cook runs night express, con-
Feylng You anywhere at any time.
School commences Monday.
NOtwi withstandlng the hot weather,
Judge Cowden issued 80 marriage llcen-
ses during August.
w. NJ. RidenOur is selling boots and
shoes for Cincinnati firm.
The corporation of Galllpolis city
covers 92s acres.
Chas. Regnier has sold his steamboat
interests and was In town last week,
looking up the prospects for new
lOtel here. .ss ;
inter the residences Of W. B. Trump
md 8. A. Dunbar.
The streets of the old corporation of ;
his city cover an area of 5ils acres.
The new streets and roads occupy Is
lcres of space.
c. W. Stone and wife, 7. W. Stone
md wife, Jos. Roush, w. H. Watson, ,
chas. G. Campbell, Jordan Mamma, +.
D. Nida and VIII Hutsinplller took In
he State fair.
Miss Amy Nash ha. returned to her
school at Wheeling.
This city has l5s brick dwelling
houses.
The steamer Boone run through her I
'elf Thursday, and had to be doeked at
the Point.
Frank J. Donnslly will remain with
Is until Fall.
hOii biOe "iO NV" l's'e p'OP''Se~'' W |
Rheumatic War Linlment.
Four hundred and sixty frame dwell
ing houses shelter our citizens.
Dan. Mossman is handling sugar and
soap over 4. l.. Mensger's counters.
Ed. KalasawskI had genuine case Of
last week.
Things funny-a driving horse that
Doesn't know where the pretty girls
live.
W. H. Mccormick, Fred Kiages and
wife and Henry Lear and wife, attended
the State Fair. +,
Mrs. Krimble and Miss Fannie In-
gram Of Wheeling, w. Va, are visiting
their relative, Mrs. s. 4. Dunbar.
The martins left for the South on the
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