Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-04-08
Locals.

their fees. Some Of them can Ill anor'
to lose It as they spent or 8 days In tn
trial. Somebody expiain.
Mr.. Jno. Dunn has been to Glencoe
to dispose Of his store at that place.
Mr.. NJ. e. Jerman has. rented thu
storeroom, corner Second and Pin,
, streets, belonging to Mr.. Henry Beall
, and win put general stock In room
the middle Of this month.
Centerville, this county, has levied (
tax Of sos for ealaboose. Gettins
civilized ont there. Now start q gin
mill.
Heavy thunder and wind storm. Sat
urday night.
The father of Mr.. VIM. Lawson dief
March 10Th, at Perthshire, Scotland
He was 50 years Of age.
Mr.. A. r. Moore Is taking subscrip.
tions for the Shepard picture at Pitrst's
for purchase and presentation to the
Ffremen.
The Firemen have purchased new
pants Of blue to 60 with their new
caps and shirts. They will look nobby.
The County Commissioners started
out Monday morning on 3 tour Of the
county to inspect the bridges. etc.
Mr.. Jas. d. Bell has made single
sett Of harness for his own use which
knocks the gilt of of anything we
ever saw.
Mr. A. T. Hannah has brought the
belt back to our city. Mr.. Write, the
noted checker player Of the Pint,
suffered defeat at the hands of the
above gentleman last week. All honor
to Arius. the crack player OF our city.
Mr.. Jas. Kimberling of Winfield, W.
Va. Is clerklng in the store of S.
Brosius.
Mr.. Fred. Kerr is home from Delaware
College. Fred looks well.
Mr.. Chris. W. Ernsting has removed
his stock temporarily to the Mcbride
rooms on Second street, two doors
above.
Gallis county, during the past year,
had three pupils at the Deaf and Dumb
Asylum, at Columbus, Charles NJ.
Coffman, Charles r. Davis and John
+. Davis.
Lawyers in town are getting ready for
District Court.
Mr.. Newt JOlley passed through the
city last week for Decatur. ILL.,, to as
sumo the management of telegraph
Office in that place. He is son-in-law
of Mr.. RI. Beale Of this place.
Mr.. Quinn, late Of the Burnett
House. Cincinnati, Is clerking for Chas.
johnson, Jr.
Mr.. Geo. Long, one Of the oldest and
weslthiest citizens of Mason county,
w. Va, died on Thursday morning Of
last week.
Messrs Hutchinson & Baldridge have
hung out a newly painted front.
1t Is due Mr.. j. NJ. Alexander to state
that Col. Cadot had been promised the
Deputy COllectorship Of Internal Reve-
nue. before MFR. A. presented his petit
ton.
Mr.. J. L. Williams returned Sunday
evening from his winter sojourn In Flor
ida. looking the perfect picture of
health. He LEFT the balance Of the Gal
lipolis colony we'll.
Elder Munroe preached at the Pres
byterian Church Sunday evening. Like
all his sermons, 1t was an able presents
ton Of Gospel truth.
Mr.. Archy Williams Ia building q
dwelling house on Grape adjoining the
residence of his father. 1t will be the
same size of his fathers.
Mr.. Jas. w. Stone, of Green town.
ship, has been appointed U. s. Deputy
Marshal, in the place OF his father, re-
signed.
A number Of the Daily Chicago Inter
Oceans were sent to Mr.. Geo. D. No
Bride, the Express agent, for distribu-
ton, last week. Is this q move looking
W tiAC ttiSoA6ttOR Va thC SiAtASO AatAkCc
with the completion of our road?
Mr.. A. L. Roadarmour, who has been
to law school at Ann Arbor, Mich, has
returnh home.
The Court House Is to be Autographed
for letter-heads, etc., etc. Fenner took
the photo.
Mrs. Heineman, of Cincinnati, will
make her home with Mr.. Harry Frank,
her brother. She is quite aged.
Detective ALI. Burnett arrested col
ored man named Alex. Brown on last
Thursday. Brown burned DR.. Nye's
barn at Scott's Depot, w. Va, and had
escaped from the Winfield Jail.
The whsrfboat has received two mag
nifcent spsrs from Pittsburgh. costing
$50.
Jas. Black was fined by the Mayor
last week under two indictments charg-
ing him with shooting and carrying con-
cealed weapons. Fine and costs $57.
Mr.. Malcrum Skees is running one
of the machines In the furniture facto-
ry.
Aessrs. Ed. B. Payne and Walter
Thornley, have returned from Marietta
College.
The Galiia County Agricultural So
clety gave the right Of way to the o. &
w. Va. r. r, Co., through the Fair
Grounds, conditioned that they build
platform for passengers to alight upon,
on the grounds, and stop all passenger
trains there during Fair days.
The new street crossings, six in num-
Der, are going down. They cost sl7
each. S&
The Langley store room is to be ready
for occupancy on the 18th.
Mr.. G. w. Henking commences at
once the erection of two business
rOoms IN his reeent pnrchase nm Sac.