Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-08-26
Fried, Frizzed and Frosted.

Mrs. Capt. Reynolds of the Point wa
visitor at Mr.. A. d. SuInmers', iai
week.
Prof. Avery of the Institute, had
Bell Telephone in operation on tn
Union School grounds, during the In
| stitute.
Mr.. ALT. Burnett, the Charleston de
tective, was In town this week. H
recently jugged B. F. Fisher for for
geries on the Singer Sewing Machin
Co. Fisher formerly operated here.
Mr.. viii Brosius has returned fror
the east with new stock Of boots an
shoes.
A sneak thief made a raid on the lar
der of Jno. l.. Guy, Tuesday night.
Mr.. W. C. Miller and son William lef
over the o. q W. Va. r. z. Monda,
morning for the east after new goods
They will take In the Falls at Niagara
and 60 down the Hudson on one of it
magnificent steamboats,.
Mike Hartman got car load of lax,
ice over the railroad last week.
Lieut.. s. w. Dunning Of Auburn, n
p, is visiting his classmate, Lieut.. Jas
B. AleshIre of this city.
Miss Eliza Sanns has returned from
her visit to the York State.
We find the feeling strongly in favor
In the city for planting trees In the
public Square this fall. A paper will
be circulated for subscribers who will
each agree to plant some kind of tres
at least ~ inches in diameter in the
Square, between this and christmas day
and hereafter see that 1t grows or new
one goes in its place. Sign tree.
The work on the new passenger
depot is going vigorously forward. We
understand freight depot will be built
In proximity, making three depots with
the transfer depot on Front street.
Mr.. Silas Brosius is expected back
from the East this week.
The census returns show SO HOlcOmbs
in Huntington township.
All of the Cincinnati dailys arrive
here now ON the same day OF their pub
licatlon.
Mrs. VIM. Sutton has returned to her
home at Chicago. Mr.. Jacob Frank
her a portion of the way
and will bring new goods from Cincin-
natl.
MIR. T. B. Bancroft Is home for a few
lays visit. He is contractor on Mich
gan railroad.
A thief entered the residence of VIM.
on Vine street, Tuesday night,
through the kitchen and pass
ng into the bedrooms. He was scared
'ff after securing gold breastpin, silver
watch and two pair Of cuff buttons.
The funeral of Robert Calohan occur
ed on Friday. The little fellow bore
his sufferings like hero. He was the
irst to receive an injury on our rail-
'oad, having leg broken by a truck.
The family have the sympathy of the
whole community.
Mrs. W. s. Sisson Of Ironton is visit
ng her mother-in-law, Mrs. R. X. Sis
ION.
Mr.. s. N. Brsndyberry has hung
/ beautiful sign to the breeze. Beal did
he work.
Mr.. J. B. Hank of West Virginia was
n town last week.
There is talk of organizing Bell Tel
'phone Co. in our city, to accommodate
our merchants. Local enterprise.
Miss Mary Graham has been sick with
he material fever at Alexandria, Va,
where she is spending the summer.
The Railroad is being ferced with the
patent barbed wire. Sixty feet is en-
closed including roadbed. One hun
lred feet was the slice which the work.
men had taken in, but visit to railroad
headquarters by Mr.. Jno. E. Mills re-
suited in the alteration as above.
Old VIM. Burnett, aged nearly 80, died
1t the Infirmary on Friday last. He
was one of the landmarks of this city
and saw the first steamboat on the Ohio
pass this point.
There is talk In the City Council of
grading Third street to Sycamore and
Olive streets, making the summit of
grade at the corner of Third and Pine
streets.
Capt. Cherington of Gallipolis is in
'he City.-Mdrine Journal.
Marietta is working on her Ice har-
Dor and Middleport is making efforts to
have one. Gallipolis has the best nat
lral ice harbor on the river.
Messrs. Bowie, Pitrat & Co. are again
their store room.
Miss Blanche Meeks, OF Hartford
City, returned home with Miss Ida
Nevius.
Allen o. Myers, correspondent of
'iO SihSihhdti SOuiiucECihi uHucE titc
nom de plume of "Pickaway," was in
our city this week.
Mr.. Phil Thompson, Conductor on
one of the freight trains, is becoming
popular with the boys.
Mrs. A. G. Beall and mother, Mrs.
Louisa Presbury, are visiting relatives
1t Proctorville.
Mr.. Jas. Mullineux, ir., has returned
from visit to relatives at Crestline,
D., leaving his family to rusticate there.
The railroad men make much sport
Of the market houses at Logan.
Messrs Mullineux shipped dressed
lumber to Macarthur last week.
Mr.. Oscar Henking Is of tor short
trip, travelling for his health.
Mr.. f. B. Payne Is home again.
Some of our saloons now sell Colum-
bus beer.
The Adams Express now comes by
rail.