Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-07-29
Fried, Frizxed and Frosted.

at SciotOville.
1t ia said that q man living on boa
at the Dufour Wharf had child onl,
: two years of age, who could swim
e several strokes.
e Mr.. Jas. Canaday has erected q new
frame building on Olive street, and ha
stocked 1t with liquors.
Mr.. c. A. ClendInen will put 30 ,00i
pressed brick In his next kiln. having
purchased q new machine Cor maxim;
that kind Of brick.
The store house of NJ. G. Bsrlow 4
Co. has received q new coat of pal n
: and an addition in the rear.
Miss Fife Van Week Ia visiting a
Winfield. W. Va.
Messrs. Fuller, Hutsinplller & Co
distribute 5000 among their employees
every Monday evening.
Mr.. s. r. Walker has returned to his
boat at Pittsburgh.
Seven on the chain gang. They are
overlooked by Lew Hern. Boss.
The McClurg wharf is receiving some
repairs.
Miss Lille Calohan has made very
dne crayon portrait Of old Mrs. Maguet,
aged 80. Miss C. will place her work
on exhibition.
Miss Kate Dillon Is down with the
fever at her home In Portsmouth.
Miss Nettie Fisher, Of Charleston w.
Va, Is visiting Miss Jennie Myers.
Miss Annie Vanden is visiting
relatives at Dayton, o.
Mrs. Jonas Neal and daughter, Of
Toledo, are visiting Mrs. Judge Nash.
Mr.. j. N. Kerr, OF Ironton, was In
| town last week.
Mrs. Mary Crooks and Mrs. w. It.
Minturn have gone to Pittsburgh, to
see the formers sister. who Is sick.
Mr.. Jas. Kimberling has returned to
his home at Winfield, w. Va. He is in
poor health.
Mrs. C. C. Aleshire returned home
last week, bringing with her her sister,
Mrs. Kate Weller, daughter OF II. NJ
Onderdonk, Of Hampstead, N. Y.
We met Mr.. Francis N. Grover last
week. Mr.. @. is an old resident Of this
place and resides at Wabash, Ind, the
city of electric lights. Although blind,
Mr.. G. is practical phrenologist and
archaeologist and is writing book
upon the latter. subject. To aid him be
will open some Of the Indian mounds
In this vicinity. Any one having
Indian relies can communicate with
him at Kyger, his present address. Mr..
G. will also deliver lectures here, soon.
VIM. r. Wiley died on Wednesday OF
last week Of consumption and was
taken MP the Ksnswha for burial. He
was % years of age.
Mr.. Edward Andrews and bride were
In the city last week stopping with his
uncle, Mr.. W. C. Hayward. Ed. looks
like one of the solid men.
Messrs Alexander & Richards shipped
one order OF 90 dozen brooms to Char
icstOHS w. H., IAst Wcoh.
The family of Mr.. D. q. Baldridge
are summering at their old home In
Noble county, Ohio.
Mr.. VIM. N. Burton is Postmaster at
Rsdcliff station on the o. & w. Va. r.
r. /
Mr.. Ed. Pickering has done nice
job OF roddlng on the new residence Of
DR.. Newton on Second street. Take
look.
The preliminary examination of r.
W. Higgins, occurred on Friday. There
being insufficient evidence he was dis
Deputy u. s. Marshal Jas.
W. Stone Immediately arrested him on
the same charge and took him to Colum-
bus, O., for trial. Higgins IA charged
with counterfeiting.
Dave Warth, typo, is hack again.
Some Of the census enumeratOrs Of
this county have had their blanks re-
turned to them for corrections.
Mr.. VIM. O. Wyatt has gone to his
home at Guysndotte, for short recrea-
ton.
Mr.. viii ClendenIn has gone to Ma
rIetta, to visit relatives.
Mr.. w. N. Bnzzard Is assisting at Har-
mison's.
Mrs. Harop has gone to Cincinnati to
visit her son who is IN business there.
We saw a horse on the streets, last
week with the old mark of u. S. burnt
on his shoulder. A rare sight.
Superintendent Norris Of the railroad,
locks more like Hancock than any man
In town. He Is for Garfield ali the
same.
Mr.. J. c. Gross has purchased since
the first OF March the total of LAC. 900
eggs. He has paid out more than IS, 600
to our farmers.
A special edition Of the Cincinnati
Daily Gazette is now issued and is for
sale at Mitchsll's book store. 1t costs
9 cents daily or l2 cents per week. 1t
Is very newsy and answers practically
sll the wants OF daily.
Some idea Of the number of people
who come to town to trade may be
gained, when it is known that the little
steamer New Era brought 100 passen-
gers to this city, on last Saturday.
Messrs. Aleshire & Co. received 430
sacks of wheat ON the Lizzie johnson
Saturday.
Commodore Burns ia in town.
Miss Mamie Mesrs Of Steu5enyille Is
the guest Of Miss Anna Menager.
The appraisement of the real estate
of the late Joseph Hunt was made last
week. The homestead was not apprais-
ed. The balance of the city property |
was divided into thirty-three parcels.
The appraisement of city and country |
property aggregated $4,000. 1t will be