Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-03-04
Locals.

the muddy banks Of the Big Sandy t
spend few days. Lon. is bright, ia
and handsome.
The Wild geese are flying north-ward
an indication of an early Spring.
| Mr.. C. d. Rawson, who has jus
graduated as an NJ. D., will locate II
Iowa.
A telephone line connects the Bache
lor Club rooms and the store of p. A
Ssnns q Son.
DIR. w. w. Mills has been appointed
Pension Examiner In place OF DR.
Needhsm, resigned.
Messrs. J. A. Simmons and w. J
Walton were In from Eagle Furnace
last week.
Mr.. Henry Gibbs Is In town.
There is some talk of forming .
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty
to Animals.
Mrs. A. G.. Beall spent last week ir
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Besll at
Proctorville.
Mr.. Cereghini, an Italian Evangelist
lectured at the Presbyterian Church in
the morning and at the Methodist
Church In the evening Of last Sunday
A sum OF money was raised for him.
which is to be used in building two
Protestant Chapeis In his native coun-
try.
Mr.. f.. ]. Hutsinplller has got tired
of the Big Sandy and taken situation
In the furniture factory Of Fuller.
Hutsinpiller & Co.
A Masquerade Ball was given at
Aleshire Hall last Friday night.
James B. Cromley. Harry Sanns,
James Mcclellan and Charles D. Raw
son, of this county, graduated at the
Ohio Medical College, at Cincinnati,
this week, and are now full-fedged
Medicine Doctores. We are always
pleased to chronicle the success of CALI
polls boys.
There were $13, ,470.4s In the county
safe Saturday evening, 50, ,305. 81 belong
ing to the county and "a, ,164.54 belong
Ing to the city.
Three in jail-Wstkins, Christy and
Smith-all under sentence. The two
Martins sent UP for petit larceny were
bailed out,
VIM. Mullipeux has q contract for
building barn in the rear of the resi-
dence of Mr.. w. II. Mitchell, at a cost
of $l37 90.
Neuralgia, one of the. worst of all
Affections, can be cured permanently by
Whites great remedy, recently dis
covered.
Deputy Sheriff Trobridge took Isasc
n. James, barn-burner, to the Reform
Farm, Friday.
Mr.. Chas. Stuart, on Second street.
and Mrs. r. X. Sisson, on Locust street,
have commenced building their new
houses.
Mr.. James Lupton, Of this city, re-
turned from the Cincinnati Dental Col
lege, where he has been in attedance, last
week, having completed his first year..
The Probate Court issued 81 marriage
licenses I'm January, and in February.
Fred. Kanouse, of Portsmouth, has
accepted the situation of chief black
smith 1t Gallia Furnace.
Messrs. Burt and William Betz are
down to the City purchasing new goods.
Messrs. A. W. Galloway Of Kindred
& Galloway, Richmond, Va, and Lewis
Gallagher of CARTE & Pollock, Pitts
burgh, were piloted over the shoals
last week by the Bachelor Club.
The Eolian' Club will reproduce
Pinafore on the return of Messrs. Neal
and Ross, which will be in May.
Mr.. Geo. Evans of Middlleport was In
town last week among his old friends.
We failed, last week, In noticing the
neat little educational quarterly issued
by Prof. Collins of the Academy. 1t
is brimful of spicy reading, is well
printed on heavy book paper and is a
credit to the originator. 1t is called
"The Teachers Album"
Col. Cadot writes from Florida that
he has been seized with another attack
of that distressing complaint, the
asthma. He has changed his residence
to Lake City, about 80 miles west OF
Jacksonville.
Mr.. Wellington Downing, the gentle
manly Special of the Pennsylvania Fire
and North America Insurance Com
panies, was In town last week looking
after the interest of his companies.
Mr.. Michael Emsheimer of Wheeling,
was In town couple of days last week.
The shrubbsry is putting out green
leaves.
Mr.. Chas. Fl. Mccormick has beer
engaged as salesman at Jno. T. Halliday
& Co.'s. Charley ia always the right
man in the right place.
Our Firemen are beginning to fee
that the age and success of their organi
cation demands some tone In the way
of nice pictures, etc., etc. They hav'
purchased six Acknowledgements rep.
resenting the various vicissitudes o
their profession. Now let our citizen
purchase by subscription the oil paint
ing at J. E. Pitrat's, painted by Mr.
r. H. Shepard and make them fire.
gift.
The exhibition of East Lynne, tn
last night of the Adele Paine combins
ton, brought $ls6 into the Golfers o.
the company.
Miss Lucy Walker has been engaged
by the Board of Education to teacl
vocal music in the Union Schools. Thi
is good selection. Miss w. Is thor
oughly fitted for the work.
!, Owing to her fathers appointment
the Idaho Indian Agency, Miss Nor
, Stone has resigned her place In th