Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-02-05

the new clerk at the InlrO W ara OruR
Store.
A seven year old son of Mr.. E. r..
Moore fell out of a stable loft last
week and lay unconscious for some
time from the effects Of the fall.
| Mr.. S, b. McFadden has been in the
city some weeks, working up the Mu-
tual Aid Association, of Columbus,
Ohio. Thus far he has issued 81 poll
| cies.
Prof. J. NJ. Neal and Mr.. Charles
Ross, are announced to appear at the
Cappiani Concerts, In Boston.
Mr.. Z. Betz has bought from Mrs.
Hiram Maxon the Summers property,
opposite the NJ. Z. Church, on Second
street. Price 500. The building will
be thoroughly repaired, an open front
put in, and otherwise remodled for q
business house.
Mr.. +. Betz has the contract to build
a dwelling house for Mr.. E. Geisler, on
Third street, below the Machine Shops
Vi McebISs bLOr, AlAii * w.
Pomeroy and Middleport lack but
IS, 900 of that 80. Hurry up, my lads.
The masquerade ball at Fireman's
Hall was postponed from Friday night
Of last week to Tuesday night of this
week.
The plans and specifications of the
Hutsinpiller block are In the hands Of
our contractors for estimates. They are
the work of Saml Hanniford, Esq, of
Cincinnati. II built according to these
plans they will be the finest buildings
in Gallipolis.
Second street has been thoroughly
cleaned and is receiving coat Of good
gravel. -s-f e---
1t seems that Saturday night Is give n
up to drunken rowdies. They passed
up Second street Sunday morning at
I a. m, damaging property along the
whole street. This is not a single oc-
currence, but has happened frequently
bef ore. -----. .-~-'--' -'a--'-'--- -
Friday Is our birth-day-Regfster.
Yes, Tip, and hang-day will be your
last day.
Five In jail-Isaiah Watkins, assault
and battery John Chriaty, assault and
battery; isaac n. James, arson; John
Smkh, petit larceny, and James Peck
adultery. Thos. Brooks was released
, Tuesday on writ Of hobeas corpus.
C. w. White, Esq.,, as administrator
of the late Mrs. jeanette Harger, will
f sell the store on Second street, above
: Locust.
: Auditor Stafford has been out q
9 Galli2 Furnace during the past weel
f starting the boys squarely into work
!. 10. speaks of mud.
a Judge Knowles, will hold the mex
o term Of court, which commences Mon
8 day.
Over 100 men are working in the rocl
e cuts and on the tsestles along the rail
4 road between here and Vinton.
+ II you want to drop down upon fel
low that lives at home, and is happy
descend upon Mr.. Isaac Boatman, Il
4 Cheshire township. But notwithstand
i Ing this Mrs. Boatman Is considerabl
l. his better half.
% 1t Is said to be the intention Of Mr.. b
IS B. Smith, the owner, to improve the al
g commodations around his newly disco,
e cred mineral springs, on the Eakin farm
and make It an excellent summer resor
20 Portsmouth police persist In pullin
!, places of prostitution.
% The railroad bridge across the Hocl
!, ing river at Logan has been complete
ns and track laying commenced. Look OF
~ for the cars.
IN The upper woolen Mill will be offere
"a. for sale at the Court House next MOI
vs day. Valuable property.
bv Easter comes early this year-Mart
- 9sth.
Nd Valentine day is close at hand.
~ Mr.. T. ]. Blackburn has gone to Il
- city alter a new stock.
Mr. Henry P. Elias, who is Q pracI
M C8t eocdySSsf heo oCC1 ItutuK tuTOu}
West Virginia in the hunt of silve
He found specimens which were ge
ulne and some that were not. He
!" satisfied that the true ore is not to
,n"' found there and that the land has bee
- salted.
~ ~ Messrs. Fuller, Hutsinpilier & c
are erecting new saw mill back OF
south wing Of their factory. The n
NIL saw Is called band saw. II saws tr
mes and smooth and saves big per cent.
bod the amount Of lumber obtained iron
'ow log. It will be in operation this mon
} be Mrs. Lambert, who has been visit
arf. her father, Mr.. J. J. Blagg for so
be time, has resurnsd TO her hosas st Irt
ton.