Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-07-08
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4 Inc new 0ni0 Laws are at the Auu
tors Office ready for distribution
those entitled to receive them.
Conductor. Lew Gillispie has gone
Coluihbus, on a visit.
Mr.. L. Frank shipped 80 head
cattle to market, on Saturday
Mrs. j. c. Kerr and family of Cir
cinnsti, are here to spend the summ'
, with relatives in the county.
Mr.. John II. Phillips, another Gall
boy, and graduate of Marietta Colleg
will assist Auditor Stafford In his offit
during the coming six weeks. Mr..
Is from Greenfield township.
Willie, young brother of Mr.. c. v
Ernsting, is in town.
The project to number the houses
meeting with a great deal of favor. W
have consulted our painters and fin
that the numbers properly painted ca
be put on at the low price of % cti
Now let our council give us some bene
fetal legislation and something too ths
/ the business men demand.
Mr.. j. T. Talbot had quite hrillian
display of fire works In front of his res
idence, on Saturday night. Much bunt
ing was displayed from the housetops
Prof. Frank C. Wood will send al
one OF his monster balloons on the las
day of the Gallia county fair.
A number Of liquor dealers wer'
before the mayor, on Saturday, charged
with violating the Sunday Law.
Council has said that hereafter M
guard fees will be allowed, except un
der the endorsement of the Mayor.
Mr.. Albert Stewart of Cincinnati and
Mr.. Ross Stewart of Evansville, were
here in attendance upon their fathers
funeral.
Mr.. Edwin Pickering of West Milton,
o., with tull outft, is here amongllis
old friends, to rod their buildings. Mr..
p. has been doing business here since
1871, aud Is gentleman in every sense
of the term.
Mr.. J. ID. Bailey has dog of mongrel
stock, which Is constant companion of
his mich COW, pastured in the city
limits. The dog spends night and day
with the COW, coming home to spend
Sundays. 1t is very young.
Miss Flora Comstock has gone to
Cleveland, o., to spend short time.
An attempt was made, last Thursday,
to throw the locomotive and cars from
the track, by an obstruction placed on
the rails. This consisted of a three inch
plank placed straight across the track,
near one Of the trestles this side of Vim
ton. Another attempt was also made
during the week to accomplish the same
purpose. 1t Is suspected that certain
parties want to vent their spite on the
old management, and have chosen the
ways of the sneaking. cowardly assas-
sin; for murderous 1t is-planned, pre-.
deliberate nurder-as though
the perpetrators had stolen unawares
upon the unconscious employees of the
train and attempted to deal them their
death blow with the board. For
the locomotive passed safely,
breaking the hoard and throwing 1t
aside. Those on the train were thrown
to their knees by the shock.
Gallipolis township has 78 farms.
Mr.. Roman Menager was one of the
guards detailed to act at the execution
Df Jim Lane, spoken of las week.
Though under age his size passed him
through.
Mr.. J. P. Gibson has gone to Mime
sofa to engage in business.
Mr.. VIM. Hampton has arrived home
after travelling in the West for some
time.
Watermelons and cabbage from the
Southern markets were on sale here
last week.
Mrs. VIM. Waddell has been very low
for some time.
The first day of July was so cold that
many built fires in their stoves.
Mr.. j. d. Bailey has another fine boy
ut his house.
The Meigs County Teachers Institute
will be held at Middleport, commencing
July 26, and continue three weeks.
The stores of H. r. Bradbury and
franklin Smith, Cheshire, were bur-
ylarized Sunday night. Nothing miss
I'd but few dollars in small change.
Cards are out for the marriage this
Wednesday evening, at $3.50 o'clock, OF
Mr.. Geo. s. Beall and Miss Matte Ste
venson, at the residence of Mr.. w. C.
Guyan is neutrality-suspicious.
1907 ,643. Gain, SIS, ,7s9.
Population of Harrison township,
l437, gain of los since last census.
Laura Burchard IL, VIM. Carter 73,
Caroline Carter u, Rebecca Campbell
%, Richard Dickey 73, Rebecca Dlckey
II, Eliza Dickey 7s, Rebecca Howell
70, Jonathan Hindes 7s, VIM. Hurin
II, Eliza Irion 76, Biddy Irwin "a,
Ellen Phillips 80, Mary Perkins 80,
Mary A. Stormont 80, Collin Theyenin
s3, Mary A. Thevenin 70, VIM. Trotter
n, John Wiite ~, Wm. White 20,
Rachael Waugh So, Eliza Ward 10. A
total of % more than 20.
Addison shows up $4l2, ,43l, an in
crease of s4,789.
Our town clock can be heard in Pt.
Pleasant and on still night can be
easily counted. 81
Walnut has dropped back. Her total
Of $l92, ,s97 Is $eS,2ls behind the ap-
praisement of 1870.
Mr.. E. S. Menager, of Pomeroy. was
In town this week.
We are indebted to Mr.. P. P. Parish
for basket of early peaches. Thanks.