Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-05-13

i Mrs. Mercer, who has bosu visitln
her sister, Mrs. Jonsthan Hamilton ff
sose time, has returned to her HON
at Cincinnati.
| Misses Emma McClurg and Flora 1
Comsfock, were guests Of the steame
Telegraph for a short trip this wees
We don't know why 1t Is that those tw
young clerks blush when they see on
reporter.
Rev. II. NJ. Leslie left Monday morn
Ing for weeks stay af..the N. E. Con
ference, at Cincinnati.
DR.. c. II. Sterneman, Of Muscatine
Iowa, Is here looking up his boyhoo
friends.
I Or. n. B. SIssou has returned from
his Western trip.
Hon. (. A. Stones interesting letter
continued on first page.
Mr.. G. S. Giles, OF Rsccoon, left las
week to attend College, at Poughkeepsie
N. Y.
DR.. F. s. PhtllIps leaves to-day for
six weeks visit to his fathers home II
Henry county, Va, and the girls ar
shrouded with gloom.
Saturday, May 22d, has been fixed a
the day for examining the Union schoo
teachers for certificates. Messrs. Hard
Mitchell and Holcomb constitute ths
Examining Board.
Thomas J. Coffman, Esq, of this coun.
ty, passed q successful examination be-
fore the Supreme Court of Ohio, at Col
umbus, last week. and was admitted to
practice In the Courts Of the State. Mr..
Coffman left Monday to locate In Ten
nessee.
Over sixty Mssous were IN the pro
cession at Joseph Hunts funeral. Vim.
ton, Minturn, Gallia, Centeryille and
Siloam lodges were represented.
X. s. Waddell, Esq, 90 account OF
failing health, contemplates retiring
from the practice Of law. He will prob
ably travel as a commercial agent.
Mr.. w. b. Trump removed his store
to No. 3 Court street, on Monday. This
room has been repainted and sin excel
lent trim.
Mr.. W. +. Small has piled up over
one thousand of the finest locust fence
posts we have seen, In the DeIetombe
LOT, Second Street, and has them for
sale.
The lawyers in the city are just hust-
ling round getting ready. for court,
which meets on the 24th.
Thanks to Mr.. Edward Wilson for q
choice dish of asparagus.
Mr.. Robert McKean is back from Mis-
souri, on visit TO relatives and friends.
A Russian, named Leon Gumbinski,
has applied for the privilege Of photo
graphing the children of the public
schools.
Mrs. J. ]. Blazer is very sick.
Two colored men fell from the scaf-
folding Of the new house being built for
Mrs. Sisson, on Locust street, Friday.
Their injuries are not serious.
Itis not generally known that Mr.. J.
C. Reeves, late Of Miles & Reeves, died
OF the yellow fever at the Louisville
Hospital In September, 1873. Mr..
Reeves was known az generous, whole
souled fellow.
Mr.. Bryson Barlow. Of Pekin, Ill.,. is
home to stay short time.
Mrs. VIM. Jeffers aud children have
arrived and taken quarters In their new
home.
Five hundred beer kegs were re-shiP-
ped at this point, Saturday. How those
Charlestonians must like beer.
The Misses Hutsinplller received
news Saturday of the death Of Mrs. Or.
Clancy the day previous, ut Cincinnati.
Her death was very sudden. The
Misses H. left Saturday night to attend
the funeral. Mrs. Clancy was Miss
Sadd.
The infant daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
A. T. Brown died Saturday Of the
measles and was buried Sunday.
Mr.. Jas. NJ. Neal returned Saturday
from Boston, where he had been attend
ing musical college.
Rev. w. T. Bowen, of the Episcopal
Church, will leave for a new home In
Kansas In three weeks. Mr.. B. has Sc
cured pastorate there.
Mr.. Fred. Carel, foreman at the st.
Albans Express Office, was In town last
week.
Mrs. Jesse D. Coz Ia Oft for round
trip with her son Charles. on the tow
boat Geo. Mstheson.
John Robinson gave his elephants q
bath IN the Ohio at the Point. They re-
quIred much persuasion to get them out
of the water.
There will be services In the Eplsco-
pal Church, next Sunday morning.
Mr.. r. p. Beale has done some nice
work for Stafford & Brown In the
shape Of beautiful oval sign, with the
cut of q set of teeth.
Samuel Cook and Christian D0eping,
OF this city, have been drawn to serve
as jurors In the United States Court.
soon to assemble at Columbus, Mr.. Cook
as Grand Juror, and Mr.. Doeplng as
Petit Juror.
The measles have about guilt for the
want of material. The mumps have
come though.
On an up trip last week the steamer
Telegraph made the following fast time
Hayn's Ld'g to this city, 1a1a miles.
l hour 3 minutes. Chambersburg to
thIs city. 10 miles. 46 minutes.
Mr.. 2. eating was lay delegate te
the Baptist Association, which met al
Wheelersburg, last week,
Mr.. and Mrs. JnO. T. Talbot arrived
home last Thursday morning, both look
ing extremely well.
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