Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1879-05-15

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Mr.. w. A. Bunker, of Stevens,
Bunker & Co., proprietors Of the
Newspaper Union, Of Kansas City,
was in town yesterday. He paid us
a very pleasant call.
Avoid using those remedies contain
ing Opium, Morphia, ETC.. but when the
baby is sick use DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup
perfectly safe and always reliable. Price
only IS cents bottle.
In another column we publish as
much Of the County Court proceed
ings as our space will permit. We
would be glad to publish the names
Of the new road overseers but cannot
Persons of scdentary pursuits are
predisposed to constipation; such should
always use DR.. Bulls Baltimore Pills
which insure safety against constipation
and all of its disastrous consequences.
MIR. Joe Cooper, of Kansas Ci,y is
in town, shaking hands with hls .2ly
friends. He is in feeble health, 7ua ,''
go to his old home in Kentucky
spend few weeks, and then to Coo'a
for his health.
The "Ladies' Aid Society will ~
Strawberry and Ice Cream Festival s
the City Hall, Tuesday evening, May 4.
Mrs. C. G. SrEv fNsoN, Pies,
w. d. ALLEN, Sccy
Davis, OF the firm o. Davis y Noble,
Avalon, Mo-, has just rgruci from ST,
Louis with bran new stock OF ply
Goods, Groceries. ETC., vbiaH The" viii
be able to close out yer low down Cog"
cash. Don't forget to Eist ihem g cal.
William Thompson, Of this city, was
paid his arrears of pension under the new
law, this week, amounting to $57QS5,
being for little over twelve years at 81
per month. This is the first payment of
arrears in this county under the new law.
Mr.. /. L. Howe, of Linn county,
was in the city last Saturday, and paid us
a pleasant call. Mr.. Howe, who is a
5taunch Greenbacker, informed us that
the cause is looming up rapidly in that
county.
John a. Rucker is agent for the fol-
lowing organs which, he will sell dirt
cheap: The Mason s. lIamlin, Taylor &
Farley, and the Cornish organ. lie can
also furnish organs of ny make desired.
Give him call if you want good in
strument for small sum.
We call the attention OF our readers
to the new double column advertise mcnt,
OF Seiser & Bedwcl, on our second page.
These gentlemen are both practical mar
bic cutters. They are liberal in their
dealings, furnishing the best stock and
work tor the lowest cash figures.
We had a pleasant sercnade by the
Dawn Brass Band last Saturday night.
Although the band was organized for
pleasure and pastme only, it is one OF
the best bands in the State. The city OF
Chilicothe is fairly laid in the shade by
the enterprising village OF Dawn in brass
band music.
Our genial friend Captain Swctland,
circulated petition last week praying
the Hannibal and St. Joseph Railroad
, company to establish an uptown telc-
Pgraph office to connect with their office
at the depot. Mr., Swetland offers to
furnish the Office free Of charge. We
hope and trust the enterprise will sue
ceed.
The telegraph wire was finished
as far up as this place last Tuesday. T.
B. Hamilton will have charge OF the of
flee at the junction. A new passenger
depot is soon to be built on the straight
track and the Omaha depot used for
freight. The curve which is now used
as the main line, will then become the
switch. h.-Gallatin North Missouran.
Rev. NJ. L. Curl, of the First NJ. E,
Church, has organized class of children
under the title of "Lifc Guards" which
meets in the basement of the NJ. E
Church every Saturday afternoon. Al
children between the ages of five ant
fourteen, who are so disposed, are cor
daily invited to attend. This is goot
J work, and we sincerely hope to see i
succeed.
Go to S. IIale's Auction Store TO
the largest stock of Glassware and Queens
ware in the city OF Chillcothe; also al
immense stock of second hand furniture
heating and cooking stoves, for which
am selling cheaper than any man in tn
+ city. Remember that am the only Ii
, censed auctioneer in Livingston county
Will attend the crying of public sales an
closing stocks of goods. West Side G
the Public Square, one dooi South Of tn
, New York Store. S. HALE.
Last Tuesday Sheriff Leeper OF LiN
ingston county, stopped and left in car
of Sheriff Atkinson, one Kasler whom h
-. had brought from Iowa on a requisitio
from the Governor on charge of forG
cry. We referred to his conduct in thes
columns some time ago, as having forge
II orders on Mr., Fitzpatrick marble dealt
in Livingston county, for tombstone
and paid ior them in forged notes, re
u ceiving his commission for making tn
U sales. lie was taken sick and unable
travel further aud left in Jail here.-Trel
ton Republican.
o. Our wide-awake Sheriff, Mr.. Isa;
n Leeper, took business trip to d.
$. Moiues, Iowa, last week. He had NJ
been in that place since 1854, when d
:. Moines had population of but abo
~ 1880, but now beheld great city with
u population at least ten times as larg
IS His business to Des Moines was to obta
n reuuisition from the Governor for OF