Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-07-22

Mr.. Julius Silverman is studying la
with White & Holcomb.
Mr.. Thos. Parker and lady of Ironto
are visiting Mrs. Jno. C. Graham
They bring with them the bright littl
Mary Graham who had been visitin
| there.
Mr.. Orin Richards has purchased til
small honse above the residence of Nj
Ira w. Booton, paying 800. Mr.. F
realized $500 from the sale of his proI
erty to the railroad.
Mr.. .JeffreS, of Pennsylvania, is visit
ing Miss Sarah Cubbage of Front stree
On Wednesday night OF last week, som
sneak thief entered the room of the ol,
gentleman and distracted $40 from til
pockets of his pantaloons. Some par
ties are suspected hut no arrests hav
been made.
Miss Minnie James of Marietta
visiting her sister, Mrs. Capt. Mile
Brown.
Mr. Jos. DeI.ille was overcome b.
heat last week, while threshing. He l.
all right now.
Mrs. Judge Nash has been seriously
i'll the past week, but is improving a
present.
We are to have new citizen. Mr.
H. C. Cherington of Centreville, will
come to town and take the residence
now occupied by Mr.. Z. A. Pitman,
Mr.. p. taking the new Gilman residence
on Third street.
Mrs. Geo. w. Clark has gone to
Pennsylvania to spend the Summer.
Mr.. John Gilbert of Montana, is
visiting his mother-in-law, Mrs. II. H.
Jones' Mr.. G. belonged to the old
Guards, stationed here during
the war.
Mr.. Alex. Mcintyre is down with
neuralgia of the heart.
Phil. Lepert was sun-s:ruck last
week.
Benjamin, the little son of Mrs. Jos.
1roninger. had his feet badly burned
n brlckyard, on Sunday last.
The first heavy lot of freight was
shipped last week over our railroad by
4llemong, Baer & Co., to Eagle Fur
lace.
Miss Hattie Wells of Middleport, Is
he guest of Miss Myrtle Halliday.
Stone is being quarried OH HOlcOmb's
Hill for the wharf. Laborers are at
work breaking the limstone there stored.
The corner stones to be used as
'asis for surveying are being placed in
,osition. 1t is found that Second street
8 not straight but varies one degree in
short distance, consequently some Of
he stones are placed on the inside Of
he curbstone.
Mr.. Wash jenkins of Harrison town.
hip, died Sunday evening Of cerebro-
pinal meningitis. His sufferings were
intense. This attack was the result of
Gorklng in the hot sun. He was sick
en- days.
Mr.. W. P. Small is the Paymaster on
he Pomeroy Division Of our railroad,
nder the Shaw contract.
George Williams travels for the Buck
ye Novelty Co. of Cincinnati and Is
ding well. We are glad to hear of
lis.
Mr.. S. Bishop has been to Cincinnati
fter new goods.
The advertisement Of Alexander &
ichards will be found elsewhere.
hey are new firm and deserve en-
Mr.. George Moore, living across the
yer, is very low with dropsy. He is
cry old.
Prof. Wethersby, professor of Geolo-
Y in the University of Cincinnati, was
our city this week. He is the coal
.nsus enumerator of this district.
Prof. David Guthrie of Mason county,
:. Va, was IN our city last week, the
lest of his brother, DR.. Guthrie.
Mr.. Samuel Richardson is down with
of lungs.
Miss Alice Guthrie is visiting rela-
yes at Cheshire.
Paymaster Parrott OF the railroad,
as in town last week.
A young n-of MFR. F. NJ: Holloway
as stricken, last week, with the Pc
iliar disease, so fatal to children in
ew York City. Heis recovering now.
DR.. Needham will build new house
4 his Front street property to be occu-
led by Anderson Boyer.
Messrs. Hill and Pitman, of Har-
ison's store, have gone to Wilkesville,
establish new store. They will be
1ne some weeks.
A slip in the railroad fll just beyond
vergreen, Tuesday, will eau Sc delay
i the work of day or two.
We have tested the water Of the Blue
llphur Springs near Kyger. The
ste is not unpleasant.
The Little Boone will soon be ready
,r entering her Kanawha trade.
John White is running a saloon at
ronton.
Mr.. VIM. H. Hutchinson, Of Middle
ort, was in town this week.
Mr.. Stanley F. Brading, one Of our
est young men, goes to Chattanooga,
enn., this week, to teach school.
Mr.. A. F. Moore is off for Belpre.
The colored people will meet at the
apt,st Church, Friday eve, to make ar
for the usual National cele-
ration.
Fatal Accident.
Andrew Carmen, living near Porter,
lme to the city Tuesday, and started
ONE In wagon between four and five