Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-12-09

W. R. Morgan has resigned his posi-
q tion as superintendent Of Che Ga
Works. He will superintend the opera
, tions OF the hay press of Geo. w
Clark q Co. We wish him success.
!, A. p. Menager & Co. keep five team
busiIy engaged.
The only Original (sixth that we
know of) New Orleans Minstreli
showed here Tuesday night.
i The river climbed up the bank Sc
feet Sunday night.
| The membership OF the new. brass
band spoken of elsewhere has been
completed. They are now at work
practicing twice q week. They will
use the Robt Gates horns In the future.
Here Is the list of members with posi-
lions: Jas. II. Sanns. Leader, baritone ;
Harry F. Aleshire. lst E fat cornet; !;
Harry NJ. Curry, I'd f fiat cornet; Jas.
d. Bell, lst B fiat cornet; Carl A..
Uhrig, I'd B fiat cornet; C. w. Ernsting,
baritone; DIR. T. s. Brown, alto; Oscar
W. Eagle, tenor; Ed. w. Vanden, alto;
Jno. r. Mccormick, bass. 1t will be
seen that the above selection is Of good
material and we may expect fine re-
suits
The heavy rain Saturday night in
jured the walls of McCormick's new
ice house.
Jno. Bryne and wife. of Braxton
county, w. Va, are guests at NJ. Molio-
hans. Mr.. B. is Sheriff of that
county.
Jas. w. Gardner Is still confined TO
his bed by sickness.
Mrs. DIR. Guthrie has been sick for
the past week.
Mrs. Mary Shuler,e Cheshire Town
ship, Gallia County, died Of apoplexy
on Tuesday last. She retired on Satur-
day evening In her usual good health,
but was found In dying condition on
Sunday morning, but fingered unit
Tuesday. Her age was about 68 years.
-Aiddlsport Herald.
Rev. P. 8. Butts and bride are in the
city, the guests of C. C. Kerr of Front
street. Rev. Butts married Miss Kerr,
daughter of Augustus Kerr of Della
ware.
J. H. Phillips, our High School
teacher, is studying for the ministry.
DIR. and Mrs. Latin will live In
Crown City, this winter. Mrs. Latin
has recovered from her late severe ac-
cideat.
The walk to the Depot Is very muddy.
Our city is gradually filling with ex-
cellent families from other points, who,
appreciating the nice location of the
town, with its social and school adj
vantages, have east their lot here.
There will be lecture at Rio Grande
College, Wednesday evening, Dec. Is,
by Prof. J.. NJ. Davis. Subjeet-Intel-
lectual Culture and Religion.
Read the new advertisement of Nae
gele & Wehrle in another column.
They have all the goods for Christmas
Presents. See them.
A gravel train on the "Pomeroy
branch" of the o. & W. Va. r. R., last
week, killed three head Of cattle belong
ing to Mr. Rothgeb.
Hon. VIM. Symmes left Monday for
Columbus to enter upon his duties
as q member of the State Board of
Rev. Chas. d. Barbour of Athens,
will preach at the Episcopal Church
next Sabbath, morning aud evening.
It is expected that Rev. Barbour will
make this station in his charge and
become its pastor.
The letter of C. W. White, Esq, ad-
dressed to the County Treasurer, in
regard to the collection of delinquent
chattel taxes, Is a matter of interest to
1t is published by order of
The Commissioners.
The heavy rain Saturday night re-
suited in some damage to the railroad.
The trestle at Eagle Furnace was re-
ported In an unsafe condition, and the
Monday trains were compelled to trans
'er passengers, ETC., at that point. The
lamage has been repaired, and trains
low go through on time.
The oyster supper at Rev. w. E.
Lyon IS netted $40.
F. j. Zehring and Charles Saunders
represented the Lodge of Odd Fellows
It Columbus, last week.
Mrs. R. Edmonds of Allegheny City,
3 visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. L.
Hayward. She will spend the winter
here.
Miss H. U. Maxon is quite sick with
lever.
It is reported that j. A. Simmons left
his week to become Benedict.
Geo. w. Lambert of Ironton, is visit
ng his father-in-law, Capt J. J. Blagg.
The machinery of the upper Woolen
Mill has been sold to parties at Laporte,
Ind. 1t is now being packed for ship
nent.
The thermometer stood at degrees
above zero Tuesday morning.
A team ran away on Third street,
Tuesday, frightened by show band.
A. J. Waters, Insurance Editor of
The Cincinnati Enquirer, was In town
ast week. II
Jno. 7. Halliday & Co. contemplate
he erection of a counting house and
packing house, one-story brick, to
their present business house.
Miss Ida Neyius has been confined
10 the house by diptheria for the past
ten days.
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