Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-09-16
The Misses walker have returned 70


The Misses Allan have returned to
Ironton accompanied by Lester Keller,
who will make them visit.
The High School opened Monday
with a roll of 80.
Hon. Jos. Bradbury and D. W. Jones,
Esq, had a rousing meeting st Addi-
son, Monday evening.
"A. W. Buskirk Of Cincinnati, is In
the city visiting his uncle, j. W.
Devacht. There is talk of removing
his family here.
Jno. Pepple has gone to Chillicothe
on business.
Geo. w. Ball is the happy river man
now. A little girl Weighing pounds
came to his house Monday morning.
Jas. Ledlie of Middleport, was In our
city last week, the guest of his cousin,
Mrs. M. w. Williams.
The Gallla Academy has opened with
goodly number of advanced students.
Forty-three are enrolled.
The unsightly and dangerous cut at
the corner of Front and Spruce streets
has been filled up by the Railroad Com
pany. Five teams are employed In
continuing the fill to the river bank.
W. S. Matthews has left the State
Committee Rooms at Columbus and
come home to take part In the CAM
paign.
&C. Aleshire, 8. A. Nash and White
& -Holcomb intend building law offices
on their recent purchases opposite the
Court house.
Twenty-Five through passengers for
Columbus Thursday morning over o. &
w. Va. r. r.
John Dunn has spent the last ten
days at Wheeling, on business.
J. NJ. Kerr & Co., are introducing the
Gilpin sulky plow, novel thing to our
agricultural fraternity. Gideon Brown,
Jacob Riggs and E. H. Wells have pur-
chased one each.
Orders are pouring in from points out
on the new railroad to our wholesale
houses.
w. c. Hayward is contracting for the
building of a monster brick stable, to be
built entirely fire-proof. CA. Clendin-
en- has the contract.
J. L. Guy has gone to the Queen City
20 go before the Board of Medical PEN
zion examiners. He has applied for an
Increase of pension, receiving now sls
Der month.
A. L. RoadarmOur is book keeper at
7. M. Kerr & Co.'s temporarily.
Score another for woman. On last
friday, Pat Paul was wrestling with a
yoman of his acquaintance, when she
brew him, breaking his ribs and throw
ng him In bed.
Ed. Summers has quit at Bailey's and
8 clerking at Ridenour's. ,
A. W. Allemong has been confined to
MS room by sickness for some days
,ast.
The registry at the hotels during the 8
our days of the Fair was as follows,
arge numbers failing to sign their
lames: st. Charles, 2l7; st. w endel,
At; Dufour, 1856; Ecker, so. Total $40.
Enos, Hill & Co. made successful I
asst, last week, of difficult piece OF 8
york. 1t was a pulley wheel, 9 feet in 8
Iiameter and weighing ton. 1t is for ,
he new saw mill of Jas. Garewood.
Is without blemish and cost sl2O. +
W. E. Thompson. formerly of this I
ity, has accepted the position of ad- .
'ance agent for the Great Southern {
'ircus Company travelling in the South. c
Mrs. woodward was visiting at H. I
/. Jones' last week. 4
A. P. Menager & Co. will continue G
unning peddling wagons. t
Send in your name for the JOURNAL 9
nd learn everything that transpires. t
Don't forget the missionary meeting :
t Clay Chapel on the ed. A pleas n
mt time is anticipated. +
W. G. Fuller attended the Tele-
raphers Reunion at Cincinnati last C
7eek. b
NJ. Moses and wife are visiting
riends in the Queen City.
Miss Mary Barnett of Cloverdale,
V. Va, is visiting her cousin Miss
Inna Ward.
Miss Lizzie Gates of Charleston.
v. Va. is visiting her cousins, Mrs..
and Mrs. Chase.
Miss Nettie Simon carried off the
rst prize at Franklin's writing n
chool for the greatest improvement o
q penmanship. Z
The Logan Fair will commence .
october 7th and last days, and the
Fair will begin October q
9Th and continue A days. Both on u
be line of our railroad. C
On Saturday L. z. Cadot Il Co. l,
old so Garfield badges to go up the a
lanawha. The purchaser stated =