Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-04-15
dipped cattle to the Cincinnati market

tshipped cattle to the Cincinnati marke
!. this week.
N Master Paul Fenner has secured
r Situation rs salesman at the dry good
house of Bell, Miller & Co., Cincinnati
We are glad to hear this as the hoy
!. from our city are always foremos
{ among strangers.
Fenner took photographs Of Julia A
) Hunt and Mr.. W. J. Brown of Hun
Combination. Miss Hunt paid oul
, photographer high compliment on hi;
r work.
, Go to j. NJ. Kerr & Co.'s for hard.
ware drummers.
Il The last Of the mud covered rails ol
, the railroad were hauled up from tbs
wharf Saturday. s
Telephones are on the increase.
Mrs. Henry wlel OF vinton, the lady
who worked the wonderful picture on
! exhibition at Pitrat's, Intends soon to
work different subject on larger
scale and this with her other work will
be exhibited at our county fair. More
than 500 people are registered at
Pitrat's as visitors to the work there
now.
DR.. W. s. Newton has contracted for
the digging of . cellar son his new lot
opposite McBride's. He Is undecided
as to the kind Of house to build.
Mrs. DR.. o. p. Ingham has gone to
St. Louis on business.
DR.. C. d. Wall and Fl. II. Jones,
Esq, sport palmetto canes from Florida,
presents from Mr.. J. l.. Williams.
Mr.. Nicholas Sprague is dangerously
sick with Observation-Disclosures.
Parties are in the city getting up
an Ohio River Directory.
Messrs. Gardner, Pepple & Co. are
pushing matters on their new West
Virginia purchase. Thirty men are
engaged In cutting ties, slaves, etc.
Have you had the measels! Write to
your mother and find out.
Mr.. George House, the suave insur-
ance agent. paid Mrs. Adam Uhrg
$4,000 last week, insurance on her hus-
bands life.
Mr.. NJ. MoIlohan says he has the
biggest stock Of dry goods now he has
ever brought home.
Mr. Daniel Mossman now measures
pills and squills at the drug store of
p. A. Sanns & Son.
DIR. J. NJ. Pitrat of Buffalo, W. Va,
was in the city, this week.
Messrs Jonas Smith and David Bald
ridge are up in the mountains trout
fishing. r
Mr. J. II. Well is at Catlettsburg,
KY, settling up railroad matters.
The Chesapeake came down on fast
time, Monday. This is her first trip On
her fast time schedule and she made
tip-top time, arriving here at 6 o'clock
p. M. having left Parkersburg in the
morning. She will make daily trips,
proving great convenience to travel
lers.
Dir. NJ. Jerman has returned from
the city with goods for his new store.
Messrs. Kerr Bros have a newly
painted front.
DR.. F. A. Cromley Is down taking In
the sights of the Queen City.
Rev. w. T. Bowen Is looking for
pastorate. having left for Cincinnati on
Friday for the purpose Of improving
his chances. His connection here ter
inmates in May.
Mr.. W. c. Miller has gone TO Cincin-
natl to purchased a fine buggy horse.
Now boys resign yourself to the fact
that you will get dust thrown In your
eyes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Hunt returned
from Cincinnati Thursday, much i'm
proved In health.
Mr.. J. NJ. Kerr was down among the
Trontonians, last week. 4
Tho Philistines descended upon us
Monday. J. w. Bannon and A. T.
Holcomb, of Portsmouth, and w. II.
Enochs, of Ironton, were searching the
city. s..
Mr.. VIM. B. Trump leaves for the
East this week to make his spring
purchases.
Mrs. Baughman, of Berryville,
Va, is in our city for few days the
guest of her father Mr.. VIM. Brosius.
The upper part of the city looks
lively. Railroads are the great
arteries Of prosperity.
Mr.. Theo. N. Wilson of the
Ledger is making that paper very
Mr.. W. has handled
the pencil for some time.
DR.. Harry Sahns will depart this
week for Millersport, Lawrence
county, O., to begin the practice of
Medicine. Harry is one OF the
steadiest young men ever turned out
of asdoctor shop and our friends be-
low can rely upon him. kna
The ladies will make one more
effort to clear the music stand of
debt. A ball and supper is the pro-
gramme-$l 90 for both.
JEFF. D. Hall was arrested on Fri
day last charged with the burning
of McIIale's broom factory in July
last. On Monday he had a hearing
before A. Vance, J. p, and was
bound over to court in the sum of
800.
The Touring mill of Geo. w. Clark
will begin grinding next week regu-
larly. N M |
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