Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-10-21
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mrs. ". IL Daiuri&ut II nokne auu -
II. is happy as clam.
| Hannah Maxon johnson, the infan
child Of VIM. johnson, died last week
The young folks will have q socia
party at n. Moses, Friday night.
q. G. Kerr will remove his family &
this city, this week.
A social time was had at F. NJ
Womeldorff' on Wednesday eve last
Our young friends Fred Kerr ant
Henry Mills took the hand car at tn
depot and by some back-breaking worl
succeeded IN travelling the five miles II
20 minutes. Pretty fair precedent, 81
we put it ON record.
Jno. T. Hampton has contracted will
Mullineux for two-story frame dwell
ing, which is now under way. It vii
cost $1,000. It is located on Cedal
street.
Mrs. n. p. Fenner and daughter Id.
have gone to Cincinnati. The eyes o.
the latter need medical attention.
Jacob Frank has returned from Gin.
clnnai and is ready to sell the boy
overcoats.
The Express train has news-boy
with late Cincinnati papers, and thai
Is how the boys up town learn politics
The passenger depot at this point Il
now entirely finished, being a very
pretty little structure. The freight
depot above is almost finished.
Auditor Stafford left yesterday morn
ing to attend the sessions, as visitor,
of the Grand Lodge of Mssons, meeting
at Columbus.
Mrs. Chas. Wolf is very sick with
infammatory rheumatism.
If the City Council is 10th to take the
responsibility of putting an Iron fence
around the Square, why not let the
people decide that question by their
ballots. An extra ballot-box could be
used on November I'd.
Miss LucIe Bragg lighted the first fire
for starting the engine in the machine
shops of the II. V. & w. Va. r. X. at
Logan last Tuesday.-fLogsn Republi-
can.
Unlawful to kill quail until Mo-
vember 1st. You can kill pheasant and
wild duck now.
Miss Anna Yanden has returned from
Dayton, o.
The old station formerly known as
Macarthur Station will hereafter be
known on the NJ. & c. az Dundas, while
the crossing will be known as Near
thur Juncti0n--T Hamden Enterprise.
Nat. Wellington, q young man living
at vinton, was killed in q coal bank,
out In Jackson county, last week, by
slate falling upon him. He was just
81 years old.
The case of Ohio vs.. d. Boone Daley,
was tried before Squire DAM
ron on Friday. Daley plead guilty
and was mulcted In the sum of $30.75.
This was daredevil, unprovoked as
sault on Greenbury Weaver, an innocent
man. DALEY acknowledged this fact
In an honest way and claimed clemency
from the Court.
Franklin Carel of this city is So years
old. He has voted "a years, casting his
ballot for 16 candidates for President
and never voting once for a Democrat.
His first vote was for Rufus King,
Federal. He will vote for Jas. A.
Garfield.
Mrs. Leopold Frank spread magni-l
ficent lunch Friday evening and invited
4 select number. The day previous she
had slaughtered z fat geese, and these
with other delicacies made the best
enjoyed spread of the season. Mrs.
Franks heart is as big as Garfield's
chances.
Prof. J. J. Allison and lady of jack
'on spent the Sabbath with US.
The father OF our quiet friend,
Graves Hubbard, was ELECTED Sheriff
If Kanawha county, w. Va.
The 80 Express now carries closed
pouch between here and Cincinnati.
rhe Cincinnati and Columbus dailies
arrive on this train. Both outgoing
trains will carry the mail to Columbus
and Cincinnati. What q grand i'm
on the Portland hack.
Wm. j. Fenner showed the election
returns by magic lantern, Tuesday
night.
Miss Ella Young and mother are max
Ing their home at the residence of Mrs.
Robt. Black on Front street. Mrs.
Young is ailing.
Capt. Jas. McClurg has added cor
nice to his residences.
Quite a crowd collected at the Fair
Grounds Thursday to witness q race
against time. Some money changed
hands on the result and the affair ended
In free fight.
A. Ufferman is building a twelve
hundred barrel cistern at his tannery.
NICK. Sprague is the contractor.
Hon. T. W. Ellsworth. Representa-
tive of Lawrence county, with his wife
and twin brother and wife. were in the
city last week.
A large crowd received the election
returns Tuesday night at the JOURNAL
Office. Much enthusiasm was shown.
Jas. w, Stono was the first man In
with returns from the townShips.
Rev. Chas. F. Creighton. the new NJ.
E. Minister, preached on Sunday last.
VIM. w. Wynne was in the city this
week at the bedside Of his sister, Mrs.
J. ID. Bailey. Mrs. John Wynne of
Is also here. She is an aunt
of Mrs. Bailey.
Squirrels and rabbits are plenty.
Should any man have remarkable luck
in securing this game, he could make 1t
known by bringing some specimens to
this Office.