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AAE@ FOR SALE.

5000 AChhs r sup rior hlacl, loan
aSI AOO soil la9d, tiiuatsd on Cnin
EEK, tllis county, six miles from Ennia. !
has air proportion Of prairie and woodland
is wei wateret and healthy With the nue.
experience have had IN Texas, ! know of o.,
other 'oc tiCn whara farms cunld be onrre
WIN better prospect for the production 4
wheat, cotton aud corn, / prefer selling a.,
whole tract to company of men, nd lr
EN- sub-ai Idle It, failing in this, win sci
~ tracts to sur pui chasets, h will have m
benefit OF public school an Ur ON church
ph We league. There Is also Il steam -four az.
'orh mill aud cotton GIN on the lea lie Oh
place, Us 10 spc0ka 10 The eve, will more tl
verify the Recommendation Of the undersigned
nrri'Hp til Nd drive IL Mr. John Nutlncl
r. he local agen and VIII show the plac,
MORGAN 10 SMITH
N'. 0 Washington Place, Nswar Now
Jersey. dSv
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Disappears rs if by enchantment bstoro
nan teaspoonful of Renne's slesic ', 0iI
mixed with little molasses The rero 0i,
never falls 1t is unrivaled in ali iniarnal
sale everywhere. ''' II 10 lot
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4; MereolIa Bros corner of Sycamore and
NAM streets have ono Of the neatest samr,o
rooms rooms the city, and they know how Ia
manage it, suiting everybo y. aey keen
nothing but tho best liquors and cigars t
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-, Ladies should not fail to call and examine
Blsnkenship " Blake's now stock Of Goods.
No trouble to show goods. '
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PREsCREPTTON FIRE. ~

For he ped, ur. orSpermatorrhmt s.y
uNl Debility ana lmpo . GU most d.u ....-
have tue medicines. We wish - stoRgt,ts
curse Of our civilization Ad iress, 81, u thi5
Curative Institute St Charles st, be Loui
9th and7lh, st. l. als, Mo.
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PROVERBS.
PROVERBS


"For mixing spslh $3.50 Will I've paid8
&ti;S, dizziness, palpi Moor "a case that Hon.
ltatiOn nud low spir-ABitters viii moi c1res,
Fits, RELY ON HoI No. help "
2BiUers."
4 "Iop BlttereH
q heal Oh procure nbutlds up, streugth-N
land use Hop Bitter j, ms ana cures con
1A no you VIII be inually from thei'
sstrong, healthy aud klrst dose.'' \,
HAPPY"
4 Fair skin, rosy
n Ladies, do yolEcheek sand the sweets
Nwant TO be strong Est breath IN UopI
36ea lthy and beaul- ABitters. - &
a'ul? 1hen ute dph
Aliilt rs "kiduey and url-E
y . Hnary complaints OF
lhe greatest APP HALL kinds permansnt-A
Spstzer, stoma CHI, cured by ii q NJ
,,hloOo and liver ieg-EBltters. - 4
f,ulator-hop Bitters'
d "Sour stomach L
n 'Ciergymen Law E9ick headache nnd
,syers, Editors, Bank 81 lt2Ziness, Hon BIT \
NeJs ana ladies' nee ters cures with few
sop B.tters daily. ITO es,"
n "IIop Blttars La, "Take Hon BItter,s
Dlrestured 70 sOhriet, Hthre times "A day anil
s}aud health, perlec Eyou will have no,
.5wreck from temper. octor bills 10 pav,jp
lanoe.'
Il For sale by all druggists,
n,
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coolest and largest place in town. Henry
: Is IN Old knight of "Gambrinus, and knou;ys
now to refresh his guests. A Splendid GncS
5tHno Is connected with the cellar, '"'''H
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Bnltirnore s,Ysters.

lam in receipt of case of the finest oys-
ters yet brought to this market, which will
DO sold at tho lowest figures.
w. I. JARRETT.
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pm YslCEAN,

5PI-EXBlOIAN AND aURCEo,-- an,
sD. Odloe, In drar nstiocs i -! -. s4,H
ard A4s'idenevr San Jaclntost, near J Lou
HME AND SICK & URsi.S, prDp.i,nc-.l-i a..
49, durable, cured free Of cost Gilrsi Iin ~,
or SPnayiins, tplins, liuEboncs, buncbs. thor.
lsh. N'' '"'o" Nll'luut blem-
agFains, shoulder ameness, navicpI,r IN.
ma a7ei shoe boil., cure Sunrauteed send tor
pInmipniet cnlaiul Ing fgli INFO nation ;" 'o'
New York 80 west broadway,
Use on.y fur horses tr,e li,ir,o,t T.. ii
WIarp@rs Tiinl size - cents. IA 'e''o"
lnoeneor, achott & O., Arents
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Europe.

Gheap ties to and from, Bremen to Dallas
only 500, Apply to w. K. Wheolock, cor.
rer Main and Austin streets.
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beauty, health, and happiness for ladies
in "WlNE OF CARDUl"
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Have your boots AID oe5 made to o ride
or repaired at Woo'Fs.
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Always Ahead

20 70 the Dolmonicorcstsurant this even
w lor dish of those saddle rock oysters.
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Inc ooby shoe is the London toa Fo,
the very best 60 to WoolPs. '''' l VI
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TWENTY-FIVE C9yT COLUMN.


otlsE : Adyer, sements ma ne bnndel
Ard lnt gf t,o oup pesiness once up to ~. M,
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w AS If good steady gardner, 10 toae
uasd in u two nr p OF land On bh4res ;laqd rit
wTter ior irrigaling. tools and glass "a S,s -,
S %'i n neht 20 acres good land Address RON
w sor hotel, Nranu'N hu-
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frulIs and Flowers cigarettes and smok-
ieag tobacco. Headquarters Trinity CIGAR
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| ~ OK cameo sl,ps bu'to set In
nLfd ,h 'ewar wa dola viii be
P1la The finder on the return to n n fittleho S
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w AN rEp-2en good carnortors
w sion orr &P. Nv NJ us us on ext n
ana section EoaseS Vases, So 10 va ,'.r uep N.
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M30DY ~ JE 'gESON.
COTTON FACTORS
--ANn---
WHOLESALE GRO ERS,
STRAND, GALVESTON.
STRAND. GALVESTON

10 . correct errors and preven deprsda-
tions and substltu.lons In the presses, we hsv
all coltons weighed on arrival aud detaile
weights ana claasilii alton advised before rel
ing. We guarantF rival Weirhts and RETURN
them In our account elF' unless Othsrvi d
agreed On. janSdemoa
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THE ONLY BEER CELLAR

I'm Dnilas isun,ier Orr's Eiyorvsso,,
Henry schRid, Sole Proprietor
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w AHS,fiiE sl i.fty good TIE Choppers on
WIN nor ,,'sS y MNh'ta Iallroad, near cnton.
men. haye eNcellent timber, and viii ~, soU an
Ysnts ior ehopping, and pay every mann "y 4,
lilies can be pastel iIee on railrotd i nv, M
pm 3Ssr 10 adams II Lonatd, bankers. y ~
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w AZ = = y stuation. hy A lrst.clos.
TrtIos o"'vr' Address Herald cflics, bal S AS
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w ANTEp To trade for second. ho,1 ,,,,u
Nv maehine'y, half interest IN n g 'ta,,
tWo,run steam hounng min. doing n NM, sI h"r
one business Acdiess f., Herald onice .''' o0'
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AYERS HAIR vIGoR produce, rave,
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FOR RENT.

Fok RENT - Two neatly furnished p, ma !.
dros s9n,heFh exposure. 7Ol Jackson and Pow
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w A M, ID dining room plTi5- 1oStrv
rant S't nnI DISH washer at jones' Restan.
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Take ElACK-IRhUGHT~ ord ,,.,
sss.-.s-..-,....s -f''N pa
will never be bilious.
For sale by all druggists.
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mISCELLANEous WANTS..

ANTED- Purchasers for Tan .. - -
~ choice Hills aud Navarro eSnnty ,a ,uolo
o. ~ 10 ogo acrys prices from $40 10 sss me me-
acre, Apply TO @, 4. H0gnn. Ennis reyes per
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Felk MALE.
FURNiNElnN RnIs1T,1

X uRN lsiILp kCOMS- Furnished mr. mn
Nm h ZEN to let, 9t Me. slmpson s., corner
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H. perfect fitting boot or shoe go I'd
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1880-01-22

ing the bread from your own chill
drGn's mouths, and giving 1t to
keep up untaXed idleness.
Our old friend "Tim Tumblctop,"
is again in our midst, and is seen
rambling through our ncighborhood
with Dorsey washing machine UNI
his arm, washing tor the ladies. Tim
knows how to sympathizc with
them, and intends to relieve them
OF many hard hours at the tub, and
we wouldn't wonder n bit If he did
not get woman on the strength OF
| II.
Centcrvillc Literary Society will
meet Oh Saturday night Of the 24tf
inst, but not to bury it, rs has beer
stated, for it is not dead yet, and nc
danger Of its dying while 1t ha.
such constitution. DIR. Ilou
says it is in Il thriving condition.
CHING Foo II.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1880-01-22
Wheeling ItQul;s.
WheyIing. IAN. lgLh 1851

Wheeling, Jan. lyth 1881.
EDITon CNsIs;-We had nothing
OF consequence to write about last
week and but iiltc more this.
We had II Slight shower this
morning, bu, it has come of pleas
ant aiocc, AMI now it seems more
like May thana january morning.
Corn is on the boom, Wm. Scru-
by shipping from one 10 tour cars Il
day last week, at twcniy.iour cents
Il bushcI.
The late hot weather seemed to
be very detrimental to some. Mr..
Challes Coilindahcr received u very
heavy son stroke one day last week.
1t weighed ten pounds, but he
thinks he will survive the calamity.
Thc,Whccling Brass Band has Sc.
cured the services Of Prcast, ano.
ted band leader. lie is also . boss
photographer and hat his studio in
the band room. Young ladies',
make your swecthearts glad by Civ
ing them your picture.
The South Wheeling Lyccum
have changed their time of meeting
from Tuesday to Wednesday night.
Subject for discussion "Wednesday
.eve-"licsolvcd that.liQuor has caus.
cd more misery than war;" The
subject for last Tuesday evening,
"Rcsolycd that mind has done more
tor our nation than muscle" was de-
oided IN favor Of tho negative. Ed,
Gould, chief dlsputant on the aiiirm-
ativo and Y. j. Hastings ON the neg.
atiyc.
Don't forget the donation Thurs
Jay night, nor the baskets. More
anon.
! rtprou
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1880-01-22
She!IN's safe Undcr SchO0
FHId MOrtOdOe.

BY virtue and authority ol an order OF sal,
made by Tho County Court of Livingston count,
state OF Missouri, December lIth, 1870 AMI h
sued from The onCc ufthe Clerk of said C0ulI
DrCem1rr 18th, 1919, to me directed and made
rctnrnable TO the COnnty Court of ltvingstur
Coun'y Ut ils May / rm commencing on the llrs
Monday In Ma', 1850, und against 5. u sha,ier
nave seized aud levied upun NJ the prOprrt,
OF the said s b. Sha1Gr, the following described
real estate siluntcd In Livingston county, STATE
OF Missouri, ~ follow, tu.wit:
The sOulh-we.t quarter of the north west quar-
Ter section hirty.luur (3iL township lliy
seven (jN, range twenty four (2D; upon whiCl
Livingston county ha. mortgage to secure /
nuto eNrcutad by The said S y, Shallcr AZ prin
cipal nnd Grcenyillc Cooper rs security to liv
ingtun county for the use and benefit Of TIC
common school iund Of sail county lOrthe sun
OF Shj ", aud upon which note thslo Is now due
as principal aru interest $ii95.
Now, therefore, /, Isaac Lecper, SheriTof Lly
inston county will on
WoHddy, FeO|HGFy 9, 1880,
During The session Of the Circuit Court bctweer
tile hour OlO O'Clock, A. NJ, and O'Clock, p. Nj.
Oithat day at the COuit liou,c door, proceed tt
sell the above described roul estate IT puOU snit
10 the highest bidder for cash in hnmd-tO satl.fy
said note ami interest and COSTS
ISAAC LEEPER,
Sherilrof Livingston county, Mo
By JOHN NJ. HALE, Deputy. nl9
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1880-01-22
No iiiSjOR.

From the South Bend, Indiana, Indu,tri-
al Era.
BIaulon Duncan writes letter
to iho National View, proposing :.
coalition between the G Greenbackcrs
and Democrats. If any Of oar
readers do not know who BIanton
Duncan Is, We would state that he
lisa played out old Kentucky Bour-
bon, who prctcnda to be Il Green
hacker, and is trying to lead the
peoples party into tho Democratic
camp. This cannot be done. Ii
such old political lacks and dema-
gogues as Duncan desires to 90 there
all right. The sooner they go over
the better, In fact there is where
they belong. But no true Grocn.
back man will for Il moment enter
tam any proposition to fuse with
either old party.
We are surprised that any Green
back paper should even publisl
such u proposition as Is mad,
through the View by the spineIcs,
Kentucky Bourbon. The spac,
thus occupied had better be file,
with facts bearing ON the money
question, or even ono Moody
| lectures on hell.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1880-01-22

Augusta, Jan. 6, 1850.
GreenbncA lEeotina a ArNiom.

The regular scmi.monthly meet,
ing of the Avalon Grcenback Club,
was held at the school house on Sat
wday night, the 18th inst. c. V
Mead, Of ChiIIcothe, addressed the
meeting on the subject of Govern,
ment money for the people and
emancipation of the producing mass
os from the bondocracy that now
takes "toil' Of every thing produced
on its passage from one producer,
hands to another till nothing Is left
The house was we'll filled with an
attentive and orprccialiyo audience.
who listened to a two hours speech
with marked attention.
Tho Avalon Grccnbackcrs arc
alive and progressive. Their mot
to is, no compromise with a social
system that allows the producing
masses to consume only what may
be dolcd out to them by the non
producing idIcrs.
They boldly proclaim the bond.
must go. There is not bacl,slidcl
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1880-01-22

CIRCULARS are being sent out By
inscriptions war claim agents, sta
ting that undor new laws soldiers
are entitled to additional bounty
and TO n land warrant for one hun
drcd and sixty acres of land. No
additional bounty act has been pass
cd IN tho last thirteen years. These
agents are unmitigated frauds, and
circulate such lies in order to get
possession of tho soldiers dischar-
res, so that in case any law should
pass granting soldiers anything,
thcy would have the discharge pa
pcrs and they would have to be en-
ploycd. Keep your discharge pa
pers. II any such law should pass,
ii will bc Published in nine tenths
Of the papers Ia the United States.
II any soldier, believing these circu.
lars, has sent Off bis discharge pa
pers, be should seud ior them al
Onle.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1880-01-22
Cream Ridge.
FAIRyIEw.

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orJ or,unJ Marty rir,s 81, fine
or.cl, cl,o,,I,rar,,.,ybi, y.hil, ,rr.,
ip,, in rcnrcson,oron orJ ,,,,cr.
,;or NJ ,bds, o,ho hov,, m,Jn Iow.
which soryc oso covor to rob II,
vino have nv class lcai,|a,ion led
,ho wolf o'd shomtY,o our Joor.
whi,o b,pI,rpr,cy fans hs ,Yver
VINO. in opr commercial Streets.
and shoI.cs ,bo n,arcborrs bou.c
On c,s,ina my eyes down tbo
road lbo ofhcr d,v caunht sirbt
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soo :, r.,. ,,,,,ll ri,oI nrir, ,rr,,.
bIctop - ridrn, p. c, O'IIara's fine
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Ill .,,.L ,.,,a I,,I.i,. ,,rou.s ..
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Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1880-01-22

From tho Auburn lMaincl Chronicle.
Greenbackers to the front Or.
ganizo INTO clubs and get ready for
the worst. You are poor and op-
pressed. Thousands of people are
suffering aud starving in the country
to day. Bankers and politician
arc robbing you daily. Tho oppress-
cd wage slaves are swallowing slow
poison. Their Liberties are being
taken from them little by little.
We hear Of riots, crime and suicide
daily. Our poorer noighbors are
forced to sell their votes for bread
10 keep nom starving. Blaine,
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1880-01-22

The following anidayilS and state.
mcnts explain themselves:
AFFIDAVIT OF 7. Il. SWAN,
!. Thomas b. Swan, OF Minot,
hereby on oath make the following
statement:
On the evening OF the hNh of
January, was informed by Il re.
liable person that he had been Of
lcrcd one thousand dollars by one
Of the agents Of the republican par
tyto resign his position as reprcscn-
taGyc to the Legislature OF Name,
and not act with the grecnhacl; or
democratic party,
/ therefore consulted with the
leading members of the grccnbacli
party, and informed them that /
would have it limited to said agents
thatmy resignation could be affected
wilhmoncy, and if was offered the
one thousand dollar would take i,
and sign the papers that they
should request and then expose
their plan to defeat the will Of the
people by bribery. The party
whom they eujcyorcl to bribc on
the evening Of the 9th, informed
said agent that | could be purchas-
ed, and hall.past ten o'clock on the
9Th was appointed for me to be at
the court house, to SIGN the rcsIg-
nation and other papers,
went there at the time appoint
ed aud met said agent, whose name
| now suppress, \ trade was made
and said agent pold ne one thou
sand dollars in cash.
Sald agent informed me that they
hal got three Of our men TO remain
|away from the House Of Rcprcsen-
latiyes, 50 we could not have u quo
rum present.
l was required to copy in my
( 1kyn lruI 1,orors ,vbr,h thn,- had
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1880-01-22
Sheri0pS SSnle.

Bv virtue and authority Of an execution issued
from the onirc 1.-THE Clerk Of the Circuit Court
OF IiyingSl u county, state OF Missouri dated
january 0, 1850 and rciurnablc to the January
1850 Term ul said COult,md to me directed in ia.
yoror the state Of Missouri at the relation and to
the use Otrhnma5 w. Foster, Curator ol the per.
sonal c .tltu OF William Davis and John Davis,
and against John Davis, Thomas W. Foster and
Iuwis Collier have lcyicd upon and sodrd rs
the property ul the said john Davis, the follow
lug dubrihGl real estate, rs follows, tO-Wit;
The sevcutyilyc acres oil of the northwest
quarter of section thirtyiUur; also the northeast
quarter OF The enorthwGst quarter of section lhir-
tyllvc, all in township nitynine, range twenty
three, situated in Livingston county, State oI
Missouri, and will on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY jrIT, 1850
Between the hours ofnino O'Clock in the forenoon
and five O'Clock in the afternoon OF that day, in
front of the CUut room door, In the city OF Chill
liculhe, State Of Missouri sell at public auction,
n the highest bidder tor cash IT. hand, all the
right, title interest, claim and estate Oltho said
John Davis, of in and 10 the above described
real estate to satisfy said execution and costs.
ISAAC LEEpHE
sheriff of Livingston COUNTY, Mo,
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1880-01-22
SHERIFFS SALE.

By virtue and authority ofa special execution
for ba k taxes Issued from the unice of the Clerk
oftho Circuit Court Of Livingston C. unity, Mis-
snuri, and to me- directed In favor Ol the State of
Missouri, at the RELATE and to the use Of James
c. Mntecr, collector of tie revenue OF Liyings-
ton county, In the state OF Missouri, and agan,t
solomon Rogan, upon judgment Tor back taxes
on the real estate hereinafter described, ar tho
year 1871, and for the enforcement Of the lien Of
pliiniln against said real estate therefor, have
levied upon and seized all the right, title and
interest Ofsaid dciendantOl, in and TO the fol.
lowing described tracts Of real estate, situated
iu livingston, Missouri, to wit;
The southeast quarter of section thlrtytwO,
township lnysiN, Otrang1 twenty-five, and | will
On WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4ru, 1850,
Between the hours ofnine o'clock, n. in., aud Ave
O'clock, p. M, OF said day at the court house
door, In the city of ChiliCOhe, Livingston cOun-
ty and Stata ON Missouri, aud while the Circuit
Court 0l Livingston county is IN session. sell The
sad roal estate at public auction Tor cash, TO the
hghGB. bidder, TO satisfy said execution and
Costs. .,..
sheriff Of Livingston county Mo.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1880-01-22

Sherman and their hcnchmcn are
always ready 10 purchase. They
even bride Legislators and officials.
Strike nov, and strike determined
ly at the heart OF bribery and
corruption.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1880-01-22

TnE following bills relative to
soldiers have been introduced ;
What Is known as the Weaver bill
which provides for setting the sol
dior on an equality with the bond
holdcrj Il bill to cQuaIi2c bounues,
which provides that soldiers shall
receive bounty equal to $3.50 3
per month, less the bounty already
paid them. \ bill giving to the
soldiers OF the late war one hundred
and sixty acres OF land absolutely
and u bill granting pensions to the
surviving soldiers and the widow,
of deceased podlcrs of the Mexican
war, The bill to oquaIizo bonntieI
will probably pass, but the Others
although just, will IN all probability
bc defeated.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1880-01-22
NOT GOING
TO MEET GRANT,

T. C. Hogan does not Intend TO 60 to
California to meet Grant. Having re-
moved his Tailoring Establishment 10 the
rooms over Fit1patrick's Marble Shop,
southwest corner public square, and put
prices down TO panic rates, he will stay
here and attend strictly to business. Gail
and see his work and learn his prices,
Suits cut for 81. 4Stf
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1880-01-22

READ the article IN another col
umn from the Buffalo (MoJ Reflex.
!, gives an account Of the capture
Of Republican stronghold in that
county (DalIas) by lhc GrcenJack'
crS,
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1880-01-22
AEo,dnn. Eabrnn,.n .. tRSn.


Notice is hereby given that the estate of David
Coon, deceased lae Of Livingston county, Mis-.
souri,, was, on the lGlh day Ot December, 1879
oItc ed by the Probate Court Ofsld county intl
my hsnds for settlement An persOns having
claims agnlnt said estate are required To exhibit
tVem lor allowance, 10 the undersigned within
one year uller the dHte of said order or they may
be prccudcd from the benefit Of such estate; aud
IL such claims bO not exhibited within two years
from ho date 0fsaid order, they will be forever
barred.
THIS Sth day ofJauuary, lsS0.
JAMES MAY,
Pubic Admrof Livingston County, M
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1880-01-22

We insist that Offices Of the
Grecubacli party organization must
not be edIlod with politicians, When
we put Ioborlng men on om com
mitlces, all diSscnSious will vanish.