Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-10-14
Fried, Frizxed aud Fro sted.

II The railroad has reached Cheshire.
DR.. Nsedham says he slept uueasiiy
Friday night, with member Of th
Cabinet and an ex-United States Sens
tor In the house. Hon. Jno. Shermal
, and Hon. Stanley Matthews were tn
notables.
The excursion to Logan was killed b.
tho big Republican meeting. Friday
We are sorry, but win 60 at some fatur
time.
John p. Hanson will move into tow
this week, taking the lower side Of Geo
Kings new brick at the foot Of Second
Street.
| Ollie Newton and wife were In th'
city last week, Waiting relatives.
| Henry House Is installed as chic
clerk at Charley Friends new saloon.
Richard Priestly and family have
removed to this city from Winfield, w
Va, living on Third above Locust
Street.
DIR. F. S. Phillips, the East Virgins
tobacco man, is back again. Doc says
he has come prepared to "capture
Yankee girl, this time, sure"
Many of the old students of Gallla
Academy will remember Peter Smith,
brother of the late Mrs. DIR. C. D. Wall.
After being missed for several years he
has turned up In Missouri, having
travelled in the interim over Europe.
Jno. A. Hamilton, W. 8. Hanson,
J. T. and Burt Hanson, and C. W.
Henking have been down to the Ex-
position.
Mrs. J. b. Downing and children are
In the city for few days.
Alvin T. Brown, has returned from
an extended visit in Pennsylvania, to
improve his health.
E. s. Aleshire took in the Logan
Fair.
Jno. Atkinson and lady have returned
from their visit to Saliersville, Ky.
John Reed, of Huntington township,
was sent to Jail Friday by Judge Turner
tor stealing q hog from his neighbor
John Davis. There were two of them,
the iother, whose name has slipped US,
paying his fine.
Sam Ray received cut on the head
Saturday night from one Earwood.
Whisky and Democracy. DIR. Cromley
sewed Ray up.
The Eolians held meeting on last
Thursday evening. the following officers
being elected for the ensuing year -
President, w. n. Mitchell; Vice Presi-
dent, Theo. N. Wilson; Secretary, w.
s. Kerr; Treasurer, S. A. Dunbar;
Directors, K. S. Aleshire, Louis Baer
and w. B. Trump. We understand the
club will go to work Immediately re-
hearsing.
Mr.. Dufour will complete the famed
city cistern this week, having done a
good job.
F. Henkel & Co., at the Brewery,
have built large new cellar for their
uusiuCsss Win thS Chi ouCo iioih biiC
Chillicothe road.
Mr.. J. w. Cherington has bought the
farm of Mr.. Thomas Pearce, In Perry
township. The place contains 40 acres
and brought 81, 200.
We have another letter from Hon. f.
A. Stone this week. These letters are
OF unusual interest, and we hope they
will be continued.
Fifteen new trees were set out Ia the
Public Park last week, and the COM
mittee ceased operations until after the
election.
Mr.. C. A. Clendinen has the con-
tract for putting up chimneys in all the
stations along the o. & w. Va. R'y.
Mr.. J. C. Priestley is building 1890
feet store room on Olive street, near the
depot.
Millsrd F. Hamilton. of Psrkersburg.
was visiting his parents here last week..
The railroad track on Spruce street
has been lowered on plane with the
street. making it less inconvenient than
formerly. 4
- Miss Mary Lane is no more. She Ia
Mrs. VIM. Myers, of Dayton.
Jas. ]. Bailey is teaching the Bailey
District School.
Leopold Frank shipped the first stock
from here over the O. & w. Va. r r.
The cattle filled three cars and was
shipped Thursday last.
Emery Hay is teaching the MillersA
port School.
A dog belonging to Leopold Frank
chased sheep up State street, Thurs
day night. His muttonship not having
read of the building OF a twenty feet
cistern there, jumped into the cavern,
but strange to say was not hurt.
Miss Anna Herbert gave a social
party Friday night.
The Daily Ohio State Journal can be
found each evening at the cigar store of
L. 2. CadOt &c Co., where subscriptions
may also be left for the weekly. the best
paper in the west. The Daily has a
correspondent here.
Miss Ella Belle Hill is attending Col
lege at Rio Grande.
w. o. Davis of Eureka Is the father
of nine pound boy and his name is
Jas. A. Garfield.
| A horse entered Betz's store last week
and drank beer from the glass.
VIM. Billings is building a new ware
house adjoining his store.
Henry Shoemaker has moved Into the
Virginia House and repsinted it inside
and outside. Henry is very accommo-
dating.
Louis Baer aud Mrs. j. N. Beard
have returned from the Exposition.
Mr.. George P. Matthews is making
his home al Vinton. His health is not