Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1880-07-08
LOCAL BITS.

s-,nro -" - r,vc" & n7t~qpder's
-Carrollton has population of 2, 293
The only honey in town, at McMan
nus u Brothers. 3w*
Miss LYDIA Way left yesterday
on visit to Iowa.
Aurora oil at W. H. Beaslcy
& Cos. 46
There were no services at the NJ. E
Church South, last Sunday.
Mrs. Eugene Grant lett Thursday
for st. Louis, her future home.
Rev. NJ. L. Curl, preached at the
Methodist Church at Hamilton last Sum
day.
No chance for potato bugs, If you
use London Purple. For sale by Boyce
q Ostrander, 4G-tf.
y The wife of State Senator Mackey,
died at Keytesville, Mo-, on the 27th
ut.
Miss Ida Havens, of Linncus, is In
the city, visiting the family of Mr.. Ira
Purdin.
,/-Born-In this city, on yesterday
to the wife of Captain Tandy, twelve
pound boy.
The firm of 0rth 6 Lowcnsteln, pro-
duce dealers, has been dissolved, Mr..
Orth retiring.
No chance for potato bugs, if you
use London Purple. For sale by Boyce
Il Ostrander. 4G-tf.
Rev. Mr.. Barwick, Presiding Elder
for this district; preached at the Ist NJ.
E. Church, last Sunday evening.
. Mr.. w. A. Fontanc and Miss Carrie
Piosser, both Of Brunswick, were mar
ried at that place on the goth ult.
king Of Pain, at W. II. Bcas-
ley & Cos.
Rev. w. II. Wcllcn, OF Hamilton,
was In the city last Sunday, and preach
ed at the rst NJ. Il. Church in the morn
ing.
-leeds Gilt Edge Tonic cures Fever s. Ague,
Kingston correspondent Hamilton
ws-Graphic: j. Il. Wait, of Chilli
licothe, will be the republican candidate
for circuit judge.
Our young friend, Lylbrrn Norris,
is already widowcr. Ills wife left last
Monday for Brookiield, on visit to rel
atiyes and friends.
The wife of Mr. c. L. Orth present
ed him with fine girl baby last Satur-
day. Our friend Is the proudest and
hsppiest man In town.
Miss Ollie Hannah, left for Abiine,
Kansas, where she is for the present liv.
ing with her brother. She had been
here on visit TO her parents.
Mrs. David King, ofChase City, Vir-
s-ginia, is in the city visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bissett. Four of her
children are with her.
Hamilton News-GraphiC: N. c..
Irwin and W. V. Toms, of Chillicothe,
two very clever gentlemen, have been So
journing in our city tor some time.
T Copper light, iron light, zinc light,
tin light, &C., will be made at the City
Hall next Monday night, by burning
these metals in the electric current.
E-Trenton Times Miss Mabel Jones
and Annie Reynolds, Of Chlllicothe, are
visiting their aunt, Mrs. j. r. Schooling,
and other friends in Trenton, this week.
On the first day of July the dry
goods stores of this city commenced to
close at O'Clock p. NJ, and will contin-
ue thus TO do until the Ist of September.
"A never failing flea destroyer
at w. II. Beaslcy & Cos.
There will be lawn festival at the
residence of Mr.. Z. II. Bement, next
~. Tuesday evening, for the benefit of the
" Christian Church. All are invited to at
tend.
Miss Mary II. Wood, who is attend
ing school at st. Joseph, came down
home to spend the 4th. She returned
Monday. Her school will be out about
the last of this month.
Electric lamp, electric engine and
phonograph at the City Hall next Mon
day night will be placed in a conve'
n!ent position for all to closely examine
as the audience assemblies.
-Messrs. Floyd Wigley, Bos. Nesbitt,
Jas. Minteer, Jr., Charley Jones, Win
ME Mansur, Charley West, and others,
whose names we failed to learn, took
Atheir Fourth at Kansas City.
Trenton Star: The members of the
Trenton l. o. y. +. Camp, are purchas'
ing uniforms for their order and ar(
making preparations to visit the Camp
at Chilllcothe at and early day.
l. --Carrolton Democrat: Mr.. j. G.
NAPLES, of Sherman Texas, Miss Anna
Wiliams, of Chlllicothe, and Miss Lulr
Monroe, of St. Joseph, are visiting rela'
tiyes and friends In this city and county
IA white-topped wagon passe'
Through here last Sunday vending it
Way toward the rising sun, On its sid
HAS painted these words: "Five months
irAhell." That wagon. had been to Kan
y sas.
Mr. 3, II. Bement had the awning
in front OF his store, torn down last Mon
day evening. The crash caused by tn
fall attracted quite number to the spot
under he impre ssion that II was an &C
cident