Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-11-25

Mrs. r. s. waddell; tIdy, Hrs. JONI
than Hamilton.
| The steamer Little Boone Is on th
docks at the Point for repairs.
j Tip says 1t Is settled that they are t
have depot on the railroad opDosit
the Point.
| Judge Bradbury has been holding tn
lawyers right down to solid work, da.
and night.
| r. Betz went and put that pavemen
that he took up down again.
Simeon Nash and family are at Zanes
vile recruiting up.
In the case of the County Commis
sioners vs.. The City of Gallipolis, Judg'
Bradbury thought the city had no rigb
to buy town clock TO put even upor
its own property, much less on the c nr
house.
| Gaskell's Compe ndinm Is new guide
for Improvement in peninanship. Frank
I.eslie's Popular Monthly for Deeembei
has Prof. Henry Collins, of the GalIia
Academy, as having made most i'm
proyement for the past month, and pub
fishes his portrait and autograph.
Officer G. q. Maxon and A. p. Men,
ager were summoned to Ironton last
week IN the case of State vs.. Joseph
Bush, charged with rape. Bush was
convicted before the arrival of the above
witnesses.
Georges Comedy Co. billed at Ale
shire Hall last week, was dead fail
ure. They showed to handful We'd
nesday eve and did not put in an ap-
pearance Thursday eve.
1t would be good idea to have some
lake fish now.
Col. Jas Montgomery was tried
before Squire Wilhelm and bound over
to Court in the sum of $500. The Court
of Common Pleas, Saturday, raised his
bail to $1,000; he gave it, Robr. Bar
ker and A. J. McFann going on the
bond.
W. NJ. Burton is feeling good for he's
got little stranger at his house.
The Kentucky Democrat in its head
lines ON the election makes reference TO
Thompson's Rheumatic War Liniment.
Otto Geier opened his saloon and res
taurant in the new building adjoining
the Depot, on Saturday evening.
Shober makes grand display Of
Holiday Goods. See advertisement.
D. J. Jones, of Perry township, has
received from the General Superintend-
ent of Railway mail service, an appoint
ment as mail agent on the route be-
tween Parkersburg and Gallipolis, vice
James r. Stuart resigned. This is a
good appointment.
Judge McDougal of Gallatin, Mis-
souri,, was here last week in attendance
on the funeral of E. K. Chapdu, his
The time table on the o. & W. Va.
R. R. has been changed to agree with
the time on the NJ & C. Road. The
former now comes in at 2:30 p. m.
Ed Troy, spoken of in late issue as
having attempted to shoot himself and
wife, has broken from off the chain
gang and is now roaming at his own
sweet will In the red brush. His wife
has barricaded herself.
The Fire Department will give
grand ball this Wednesday evening at
Aleshire Hall. Admission 81 per cou-
pie. Give the boys lift. They work
hot or cold, wet or dry, and ask for
but your approval and an oc-
casional aid for their enjoyments.
J.W. Hank and family have returned
to this city to live.
John Donetain, editor of the Putnam
was in the city lest week.
The O. & w. Va. r. r. is building
brick round house at Pomeroy which
will accommodate locomotives.
The weather has been remarkably
cold for November. Friday morning
the thermometer ranged degrees above
zero, and Tuesday at 6 above zero.