Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-11-04
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/ Fried. frihaed and Frosted.
t Halloween Saturday last.
: Jas. Quinn Of Bainbridge. o., brothe
/ of Conductor Quinn, was in the cit.
; Friday.
/ chapdu is confined to his bed b,
|, sickness.
il Rev W. E. Lyon preached at Lancas
ter, Sunday last.
The Leading Creek Bridge is expected
to be completed to-day, when rails VII
be put down Immediately on the re.
manning three miles.
Mrs. Thos. Maxon of Dayton, is visit.
ing her mother, Mrs. E. Cheney.
Iron is being hauled to the railroad
near Cheshire and shipped abroad.
i We sight our town officials to the i'm
prosements now being made at Gai1lpo-
liz, and then ask them 10 look back al
their improvements t?) Of McArthur.--
McATthur Journal.
i Mary, the youngest daughter Of Capt.
Geo. w. Cox, has gathered together q
string of buttons numbering ], 400.
They are of all sstyles ancient and
modern and number but few duplicates.
Frank Nash, brother-in-law of Capt.
John A. Hamilton, is elerking at f. T.
Moorc's new book store.
The steamer Little Boone struck a
rock near Galiipolis Island Thursday
night, producing but little damage.
N. Jeffers Is visiting in Baltimore.
Some excitement was created Thurs
day evening by colored woman shoot
ing one Nose Jones In an unmentioned
portion of his body. It was accidental.
Misses Alice Buckingham, of SPRING
field, o., Julia Moore, Of Kentucky,
and Lottie Rothwell, of Macarthur, o..
were guests at Mrs. T. B. Bancroft
Friday.
The Y. NJ. B. C. gave social dance
at their club rooms Friday evening, in
honor of the departure of Misses Clara
and Mary Perry, who leave to-day,
Thursday, for Washington City and
thence for FloEids.
Rev. D. L. Chaplin Of Middleport, was
in the city, last week.
Detective ALI Burnett Of Charleston,
gave our city call, last week.
Gray Mack, the trotting horse belong
ing to Charles johnson, jr.. deceased.
has been purchased by Mr.. johnson, Of
Coyington, Ky.
The epizooty has made its appearance
among our horses.
The upper portion of our city has all
the appearance OF Westesn town, so
many new buildings are going up.
DIR. S. C. Bailey Joined his family
here for short time on Wednesday.
The Doctor looks hale and hearty as of
old.
A social was given at the residence Of
H. p. Elias, In West Virginia, on
Thursday evening.
The Fire Company filled private eis-
terms, last week.
Ollie Newton and wife were In town
last week, In attendance on the Hen
king-Sanns wedding.
We are under obligations to Will Pit
rat and Frank Ford for Kansas City,
NO., papers.
Miss Ella Womeldorff was the guest
last week of Mrs. W. II. Harvey.
Mrs. F. B. Sheldon joined her hus-
band at the Dufour last week.
George Beaton, of Gallipolis, was In
town few days agO,-iWilkesville corr.
Hamden Enterprise.
A. Cole, OF Lawrence, was in town
last week.
The young folks organized club at
the residence OF E. L. Menager, Thurs
day evening.
w. II. Harvey will build Immediately
a two story brick residence on his re-
cent purchase of the Weibert lot, below
the city.
Thieves entered the tailoring shop Of
VIM. Rust, Thursday night, by prying
open the back door They secured
coats belonging to Jno. Franklin, Hem
ry Smedley and wearing apparel be-
longing TO himself. This is the fourth
time Mr.. Rust has been robbed in this
way. We should think it would get
monotOnous.
The railroad track on Spruce street
so far as lowered with the level of the
same, has been rock-ballasted in
thorough manner. The cut back of the
Benevolence Hall on Fourth street has
been walled up with heavy stone, laid
without mortar.
A gentleman named Rocky from Col
umbus is making efforts to establish an
insurance lodge here.
C. w. Ernsting is having magnifi-
cent pavement sign constructed by
Beale. 1t will contain an Illuminated
clock.
Fl. r. Bell has returned from trip
to the West Virginia mountains. He
has fattened some.
George Neal lost the ends Of two
fingers by the sand paper drum at the
Furniture factory, Friday.
Frank A. Norton has secured situa-
tion at Gallia Furnace.
The Ironton Irontonidn says the Demi
Monde lead the fashion in that city.
Geo. NJ. Carter, of London, Ohio,
spent last week in this county visiting
relatives and friends. He left for home
Saturday morning.
The new railroad bridge at Leading
Greek is Howe Truss and the longest
on the road.
Third street, from Olive up, is almost
filled to level with the other streets.
The upper portion of the city is fortu-
nate in many improvements in her
streets lately.