Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-11-11
Fried. Frizzed and Eros ted.

Fried. Frixzed and FrOs ted.
The steamer Chancellor will enter ii
Cincinnati and Charleston trade.
Will Geppert is recovering from
severe spell of sickness in Cincinnati
He is expected home.
Fred Meats is down with an attack G
bilious fever.
J. NJ. Kerr & Co. received car loa
of Michigan shingles, last week, whicl
numbered q, 800 shingles.
/ Jno. C. vanden has recovered from
lten-days spell of sickness.
Chas. C. Weibert is building an fc
dam In the creek below Mccormick
livery stable. Mr.. McC. has one alread,
constructed.
il. Hayward is of to Pittsburgh Oh
a visit to friends.
Frank J. Donnally will leave thi
week for his boat, Ariaden.
Miss Lille Welden of Afiddleport, Il
visiting Miss Lena Wood.
The Y. f. C. met at Frank Grayum'l
above the city on Friday night.
Thadeus Fuller. of Middleport, for.
merly a resident here, was in his ole
home on visit last week.
Jas. f. Irwin suffered fall of Is feet
last week, and is laid up with bruised
leg.
SamI Roberts, of the Gallipplis Brick
and Tile Co., is home again.
Miss Roma Gavin has returned from
her trip North.
We had very hard rain and severe
wind storm Saturday night.
The river is in splendid boating con-
dition. The Str. Katydld will enter the
Charleston and Pomeroy trade.
Some of the boys showed considerable
nerve in wagering money on the Presi-
Dental race. We hear of $l67. $l25 and
$l75 being taken in by different parties.
Miss Minnie Buck has gone to Steu-
benville, to spend the winter with her
cousin, Mrs. w. A. Long.
John CIomley is clerk Of the City of
Ironton, running between Proctorville
and Portsmouth.
Mrs. j. Quarter, OF Charleston, w.
Va, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. z. C.
Naret.
Misses Laura and Nellie Hannah are
Students ut the Wesleyan Female Col
lege, Cincinnati.
Charles Coverston had his leg badly
scalded at Blickle's lanyard last week,
by accidentally stepping into steam
pipe.
Mrs. Barney Powell, of Parkersburg,
w. Va, is visiting relatives here, ac-
companied by her sister, MISS Kittie
Rust.
The epizooty has broken out among
the children in this city, large numbers
being sick.
DR.. Stephen Thompson has returned
from an extended business tour among
neighboring towns.
Elmer, son of Frank Curry, lost two
fingers by saw at the furniture fac
tory, Friday. 1t was an act of care
lessness, as most accidents of that kind
are.
The Eolian Club gave social dance
at their club rooms, Thursday evening.
The Y. NJ. B. C. Orchestra volunteered
their services.
Eagle Furnace is saving and shipping
lumber by railroad.
F. NJ. McGrath is the railway agent
at Hawks station
The Wallace Sisters are playing in all
adjacent towns. They don't seem to
like us. 1t is mutual.
Mrs. Frank Pugh, of Gallia county,
Is visiting friends in Barlow and vicin-
ity.-i Marietta Register.
Anthracite stoves are now being used
here.
The last annual conference N. f.
church divided Patriot circuit. Mt.
Zion, Arabia, Johns Creek, Waterloo,
Rehobeth and Olive now form Waterloo
Circuit.
Commodore Burns was In Middleport
last week, guest of the city. He was
shown about by the leading citizens.
Radcliff station on the o. & w. Va.
R. r. is booming. A number of new
buildings are going up. A large force
is employed in getting out the rich ore
In that regoin.
Mr.. c. A. Lackey has taught three
terms of music here, both instrumental
and vocal. All are now making ar
for the grandest concert
that has ever been held In this part of
the State-[Ellsworth corr. of Hamden
MIR. Lackey conducted the cantata of
Queen Esther in our city.
VIM. Radcliff, of RadclifF's Station,
is suing the o. 6 W. Va. r. r. for
burning his fence.
The coal fleet going down the river
consists of 30 tow boats, $50 barges, con-
tanning between eight and nine million
bushels of coal.
Ex-State School Commissioner Smart
came home from Detroit, Michigan, to
lose his vote.
Jno. j. Maxon secured $3.50 in, pre-
miums at the Virginia State Fair. He
sold portion of his premium stock.
Col. J. l.. McLain, candidate for
Garfield Elector of West Virginia, spent
several days in our city taking the
election news.
MISS Ella NJ. Fowler, book-keeper at
the s. NJ. Co.'S office, is visiting in
and Athens counties, o.
Will N. Hayward is down with the
pneumonia.
Bub Lasley is out with new cab for
passengers.
The Central Methodist of Louisville,
KY, gives credit to Allemong, Baer