Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1878-12-12
"A fine new crop Jap. dust at
S. r. PARKS.

halfway lraVel Is improving on
both the roads.
The ladies who fail to take the
St John sewing machine, are few
and hard to find.
Jas. Raleigh, of Denton, Caro-
line county, Maryland, is In the ci-
ty, visiting Mr.. Thos. Il. Kemp.
.'If you want gallon, keg or bar
rel of syrup or molasses, SWANS is
the place to go for it. L~-i
-Mcssrs. Thos. II. Kemp, L. r.
Collier, A. Phillips and - Fisher,
went to Linneus last Sunday night.
Remember that S. r. Park will
sell ! pound of fine Japan tea, for
so cents.
''IIominy, beans, peas, pearl bar
ley, rice, macaroni, yer micelli, all
kept at SWANS.
Choice groceries of all kinds,
both staple and fancy, daily recoiv-
ed at your grocer, S. r. PARK.
I'VE sell better coffee and more
of it for one dollar than any house
in the city. Swain & Sons.
Mrs. Chris Wilson, of Hinsdalc,
New York, Is in town buying wal
nut lumber.
--S pounds of granulated or stan-
dard "a sugar at S. r. Parks for 81.
Miss Anna Sloan has gone to
Ohio to visit friends and relatives
during the holidays.
"Ifyou want salt buy from those
who ship by the car. No need in
paying Il profit TO small dealers.
SWANS is the place to buy.
The st. John is Il model in ev-
crything that pertains to n perfect
machine.
when you want any of the Trop-
ical Fruits you can get them at
SWANS. We keep full line Of
these goods.
We keep constantly on hand a
fine assortment of needles, oils, etc.,
etc. 1t will bc to your interest TO
call before purchasing elsewhere.
w. A. JACoBs.
The B. C. G o. r. r., arc hav-
ing Il large run Of stock from the
north end. The stock is mostly for
the st. Louis market.
Our efficient and accOmmOd at
Ing Post Master, Judge E. j. Harsh,
has been re-appointod TO that Office
tor term of four years.
I'VE keep everything in wooden
ware from wooden spoon to a
$3.50 cedar pail. Drop in at Swain's
and see for yourself.
! Joe \. Wright, of the Jamesport Ga.
zcttc, called TO see us on Monday last
Joe looks as though he had been eating
the fattcd calf.
''Currants, prunes, figs, dates,
rasins, California and Missouri dried
peaches, New York and Missouri
dried apples, all kept at SWANS.
We understand that our young
friend Joshua Wilson, traded n tract
of land, Il short distance flom town.
for stock of hardware in Kansas
City, and then traded the hardware
for II hotel in the same city.
Call and see us if you want any
thing in glassware or queensware,
come to our house and look before
! buying, as we arc determined to un-
dersoll any house in the city. Don't
fail to come and see us.
Swain & Sons.
The beautiful snow paid us an
9th er visit Saturday night, and Sun
day our streets were filled witt
sleighs, and the air was rcsonan
with the merry tinklc of the s!eigl
bells. =
Rev. r. H. Cooper commenced
u protracted meeting at the NJ. +
l Church South, the first of last week
and will continue until the last o
this. Several persons have unitet
, with the church.
7 mo house in the city has tn
|. same facilities for buying goods tha
+ we have, consequently we are bette
enabled to give you bargains.
Swain & Sons.
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