Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1880-01-29
LOCAL BITS.

--Pinafore on
Friday, February
Sixth, 1880, at the City
Hall. Don't forget the time.
Bring your sisters, your cousins, SC.
Insure with Berry. 22-tf
Circuit Court commenced last Mon
: day.
Bargains at Bcrry's land Agcn-
cy. 22-tf
The weather during the past week
has been delightful.
Don't fail to hear Mary P. Jones'
Humorous Lectures.
Among the advertised letters at
Post Office, we notice one for VIM.
Rollo.
Mr.. May Jones, of Laclede, was in
the city last Saturday, and paid us a
pleasant visit.
MIR. J. C. Powell, of Lamars, Iowa,
is in the city visiting his brother, Mr..
Josiah Powell.
* Mrs. Mary P. Jones comes well re-
commended by the Press, Clergy and the
public generally.
Capt. Morris of the firm of E. d.
Thompson Co., tie contractors, was in
in the city last Sunday.
Mrs. Mary p. Jones, the only hum
erous lady lecturer in America, at the
City Hall February 18th and 5th.
-Gallatin N. Missourian: Pn' p'r+
ter and DIR. Crews, of Chilli d., 81
here Tuesday buying horses J'H
Elder G. A. Crouch, o. s -is, Has
been conducting a series O.. ardurs +
the Baptist Church in Ga'nUn, 0or,onr
days.
-Circui, Court opene1 H.ndsy vii.
the smallest docket for he t.l u ~ .uy
term of that court TOR d en- r-qt or
more.
-Galatin North Mis.1wau Judge
Jonas ] Clark, of Chill the, vI. r
town last Monday, gres.'ug h r.
friends.
Geo. w. Vaughan, wh. 5 F. ta
employ of L. d. Thomp,o. u .lu nn
contractors, was in the ,yt n. rrf'.
last week.
MIR. !. a. Grace, who ! ues, .at
i'll with pneumonia for So lays, U.s.,
we are glad to learn, rapi ,aygtt~pg
his health.
Our city rejoiceth in r5sae 1l
of new fire bell. Ii o. He heard
quite distinctly from on .r eff 'nr
door is open.
Judge Dixon, who has been sick
for the past three or four weeks is
so far recovered as to be out on the
streets again.
Vim. II. Ware, Clerk of the Atlantic
House, Atchison, Kansas, has been in
the city several days, visiting the home
OF his.boyhood.
A protracted meeting has been In
progress for some days at the First NJ.
L Church, at which considerable inter.
est is being manifested.
Miss Lizzie Tinker, who has been
visiting relatives and friends in tl.is city
for some time, leaves this evening fol
her home in Pike county
DIR. J. w. Greene is back to
his old dental rooms again, the dam
age done by the fire to the rooms
having been repaired.
-Messrs. J.. S. England and Robert
Blythe, who were taking in and holding
down Kansas City last week, returned
home last Tuesday morning.
Eli Perkins, the celebrated egotisti
cal woud-be wit, bored the good people
of Gallatin one night last week, with his
lecture on "The Perkins Family"
DR.. j. ". Greene, who has bcer
sick with a severe cold, is fully re
covered and can now be found a
mis- office during business hours.
Mr.. j. II. Campbell, of Sampse
township, came in yesterday and paid a
six months subscription for paper to b,
sent to his father. who is in West Vir
sinia.
Public examination every afternoon
at the Public School building. Parents
go and see how your children are pro
crossing; it Is a duty you should no
neglect.
Mr.. Glenn Drake and wife, accompa
niedby Miss Agnes Smith, who has beel
visiting here for several weeks, went
down to Linneus last Thursday on visit
They came home yesterday.
Go to Balsar's Barber Shop, o
South Locust street, when you want
clean, slick shave, a nobby hair cut, @
a shampoo. They are all flrst-class worl
men, and don't you forget it.
Mr.. J. r. Mcclellan, of Jackson
township, called on us Saturday. M
Nc, is one of our old subscribers and hs
faith enough in the CRsIs to keep hi
subscription paid year ahead.
Mr.. w. j. Shannon, Of Gran
River township, was in town MOI
day and Tuesday, attending Crcu
Court as witness in the case {
the State VS. Weir, alias Clevelan,
We received two commune
tions from Cream Ridge this weol
and the two together taking MOI
space than we could spare we pu'
llsh. the one which was receive
first.
DIR. PoindeXter returned fro