The crisis., 1878-01-03

Would our friend John J. Smith, of
the Greenwich Qil.) News, like to know
"what WE think of it,"
There was select party at Col. A. J.
SWANS residence last Tuesday evening.
The elite of the city were present.
We would have published the report
OF the Library and DR.. J. w. Green's ad-
dress but it was handed intirely too late.
Mr.. Ike Campbell, formerly OF this
city, but now of Laccde, came up last
Tuesday to spend New Years in Chilli
cothe.
The Social Circle gave grand ball
at their hall last Friday evening. OF
course, every one who attended were well
pleased.
Did YOU ever see red ba'> I. 7.
Evans has one at his barber shop. 1t is
quite curiosity, being very unlike the
common gray bat.
The County Collector, ]. C. Min
tcer, on the last day of 1877, December
3D received on taxes $II,44o.22. A large
collection for one day.
The Philadelphia Store is The "boss"
place to buy Dry Goods and Clothing
cheap. Don't take our word for it but
go and see for yourselves.
The Dancing School under the man
agement of Chas. 6. Van commenced
yesterday evening. There were a good
many in attendance we understand.
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We will shortly be favored with an
other entertainment by home talent.
Messrs. Smith, Robinson and others, are
making big preparations and will make
their appc arance in due time.
The finest stock of Toilet Soaps
Perfumcry and fancy goods of all
kinds ever before opened in Chilli
Gothic at Boycc's West-Side drug
store.
We are offering splendid inducement,
to persons who will work for work for us.
Call on or address us at this office, and
get our terms. We mean business, and
will insure some one. good thing.
Prof. Tice is getting up a pamphlet
with predictions of the weather for every
day in the year. Send us a copy, we
want to make arrangement is for the 4th
IF July.
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10 Jo!p ON s! uoDuunsrIooId-
Il. w. Sullivan, who is with f. J. Will
liams, on the east side Of the square, is
he boss prescriptionist in this city, and
no mistak". ke has place OF business,
and there's where he is to be found at all
lines. Give him call at the L asst Side
Drug store.
-Boyco has the largest and hes
selected stock of Drugs and Medi-
cincs IN Northwest Missouri
False Economy II
For man when lie comes to tlwn, to sit
around all day and eat crakcrs and cheese
and then spend fif y cents for pills to get
him in good running order again, when
he can get frst-class meal al Murtine's.
Dining Hall for IS cents.
There is a new canddatc out for Cir
cult Judge in this district. He made his
appearance last Monday at the home of
Judge Broaddus. lie is fine boy, and
the Judge is happy man.
COlmdn's Rural WOrid.
This reliable Agricultural Journal
will enter its thirtieth year on the is! of
January. Farmers wanting good Week
ly Farm Journal would do well TO send
for free sample copy to examine it.
Terms, S. per annum; 4 copies, So; 10
copies, L. so. A large list of premiums
of fine stock, ETC., is offered for clubs.
NORMAN J. CoLMlN, Publisher, St. Lou
is, Missouri.
Henry Clay Dean will be in Chilli
cothe, and give two lectures. c ONE out
and hear him, everybody; he is an able
speaker, a hold and fea less defe nder OF
the rights and interests of the laboring
men. See notice.
Red Hot!
Whoop-la! Where are you 60
ing? To Brown q Tafl's, to get
suit ofclothes for $500, cash. Don't
you never forget it.
Until recently the Cincinnati Enqui-
rer had poet on the staff. The other
morning the following appeared in the
column devoted TO the poet-reportrr: