Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1880-01-15

cline on moving tram. lake warning,
boys, and keep away from the cars.
MIR. Ben Craycrcft left Monday
night for Chicago, to settle up his
business of the past year as General
Agent for North West Missouri for
tn" Mccormick Harvesting Machine
Company Of that city.
Our file OF the CRISIS is lacking a
few papers, which we are anxious to sup
ply, therefore, we call on our readers.
Any person bringing us the following
numbers will be suitably rewarded:
One Of sept. l2, ls7s Vol, ?, No. 3
Two of Nov. Is, 1873, II
Remember that r. y. Reynolds,
the Newspaper Subscription Agent,
caa save you money on any publ
cation IN the United States, by plac-
ing your subscriptions with him.
Ollice over the Post Office, Chilli
cothe, No. Call or write.
The Board OF Health has Investigated
the cause of the present panic among the
citizens over the rumor OF there being
Scarlet Fever in this city, and they find
that there has been but one case, and
it OF mild type, and they believe that
there is no cause Tor our people to be
alarmed. K. BARNEY,
Pres't Board Of Health.
Mr. w. j. Webster and 6, W. Stow
ell, of this city, returned Sunday from a
ten days trip ia the northwest part of
this State, canvaSsing for fruit trees.
T hey report fair success, considering the
weather. They have started out again on
the same business, and will probably g.
into Ioway before they return.
"A CRISIS reporter, while in search Of
a news item a few days ago, called at the
cigar mandatory OF Mcssr,, MichaelS.
VESSEL < Co., where he found all hands
hard at work making two choice brands,
namely, "Good all Through" and
"Oscary Amanda Their force is not
sufficient to make cigars to supply the
demand, consequently they have written
to ST. Louis for another workman, who
will be here in rev days.
The Chllicothc Brass Band, under
the leadership OF Prof. John Z. Smith, is
making rapid prosre s. They can now
tayurahlv compete with a great many
bands which have had several years
practice. Ii The boys continue to i'm
prove as rapidly a, they have in the pas!
few months, the day in not far distant
when our citizens can boast OF the best
band in North Missouri. They have
recently added a clarion to the band,
which instrument is played by Master
George Braun.
Hamilton News-Graphic:-What we
want is ncwsy i,cms-items that will III
tcreet the mass OF our readers. We don't
care anything about "jack got the init
ten last night or "Saliic got new
beui," or "WiIl had better brace up"
or "Jauc says that George had better
lcok OUT or Jack took Hannah
home from the cance, and that's what's
the matter witt. Ilannah,' Or any other
personal item. But we do want good,
reliable aud newsy items. We care
about all manner OF accidents, deaths,
births, marriages, fires, live stock items,
and the thousand and one items transpr-
ing in every lie shborhocd in the county.
The Chill cothe Choral Society meets
every Thursday evening in the basement
OF the Fist NJ. L. Church. This society
i. now in a very prosperous condition.
All lovers Of music are cordially invited
to join them. The first Thursday in
February there will be an elementary
: CLASS IOlilcu Ill COnneCtlOn WIN tIlS SO"
ciety, to which all who wish to learn the
rudimcnt, Of music, me invited TO join,
especially docs this refer to the young
people.
The following text books were
adDptcd by the school directors OF
Livingston County, Mo-, at their
meeting Jan. 9th 1880; viz;
McGutlcy's Readers and Spoilers,
Harvoy's Grammar, Rays Arithmc-
tic aud Algebra, Monticth's Gcogra-
phy, Quackonbos' U. $. History,
Norton'e Natural Philosophy, An
drew's Civil Government, Spencer
ian Copy Books and Browns Phys
i)logy.