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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-21

Late L. = Supreme Court decisions: Ap-
peal case Of VIM Neal, lcolored, death sen;
tence for rapc) from court oyer and termincr
for New Castle County Delaware, based on
it, refusal to quash Indictment and panel
because colorcd men were excluded from
juries indicting and trying him Heid that
the State court erred in doing; its judgment
reversed and case remandcd. .-. o.
Appeal case Of J. 7. Wobbef, plaintiff in
error from Supreme Court Of Appeals Of
Virginia. Questioning cOnsSitutionaiiy Of
those provisions Of the State revenue laws
imposing discriminating tax on manuiac-
turcs Of other States when brought into Nir-
ginia for sale, Tfcid that such sections Of the
laws are an infringement Of power vested
in Congress 10 regulate interstate com.
mcrce and such must give way judgment
reversed and cause remandcd.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-21
Crossing he Line.

Lo,r an lneriorn Citizen Tses Iikes lie
GETS Into Ohio.
feel" said The fat passenger. IS he cross
ed the Ohio line. "that am in the land OF
statesmen. There Is the smell OF post
Office in the air, and the low, sweet sound
of = consulate IS heard in the dewy distance.
| sec the shadowy forms of marshals YET
to be. and out Of the dreamy gates of I'M
possible | see the sad procession OF never
TO be Supreme Judges. II is n dear and
fsyorsd land, this grand old step-mciher
Of Presidents ~
/" We MI love our coGntry' ss'd ,he sa5
passenger. "aud we fight and swear and
work and lie and sweat and shout for the
privilege of administering her finances. Oh,
America, America, what world acountry be
without Offices ~
1T would be like cat without a voice. "
the man On the woodbox said
"Or cigar without match, the cross
passenger said.
"Or room without a bed said Endy
mion, the sleepy passenger -
cor bar without Whiskey,' said the tai
thin passenger, whcr5upon several voices
Immediately sskcd what that was
" Atcr ailH the foster said, politicians
arc 70 worse than they used 10 be- but there
are more of thcm. And therein is all the
evil Grasshoppcrs are no more voraciouS
in one season than in another, but in the
wears when they multiply their census by
countless millions they are able to do inii-
nitely more mischief than when there are
barely enough of them to furnish FISH, bait
for the industrious citizen Of the Republic
And all mischief in the country isn't done
bv the politicians .'-BWriiagtoH HGrkeyr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-21

The Lecsburg Mirror says Mr.. Alfred
Dulin died at his home in Fairfax county
on Jhdrsjay, in the 10Th year Of his age.
Mr Dulin was genial old man--of plain
speech and unpretending manner-but his
word was his bond, and during his pilgrim
age Of four-score years on earth, he iliustra-
ted in his dealings with his fellow men, the
noblest work OF God" an honest man
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-21

lib bow-wows made up the 9Th annual
dog show in New YORK last week Ex-Goy
Tiiden had MastiG and ST. Bernard. Oh.
if hummer had only liyedto see that day.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-21

In Colonel Forney'e parting to Sarah, he
saws " We have been raised on Fanny KEN
bles and Fanny Davenports, females OF ap-
petite and passion, with stout combinations.
and it is too late to be suddenly turned
around with the remark that the fashion Is
TO have women who are thin! There vas n
vast deal Of prologue for BernhaTdt in the
wav Of anatomy We were assured that
no woman had any right hereafter 10 claim
a small arm or leg. The sequel became a
matter Of sequins. She came, and she con
auered Now we bow down 10 ycrtebrg.
We are compelled not only to excuse her
anatomy, to admire her spider arms, and
tiny hands, and breathless body, but to un-
derstand her What is to be done with a set
of Americans ID such a straitg"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-21

Isyonr wifes health poor Are your children
sickly? Give them Browns Iron Bitten.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-21

Browns Iron Bittcrs strengthen the urinary
Orrans and prevent kidney diseases.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-21

Eyes brighten. cheeks become rosy, muscles
gain strength By using Browns Iron Biiters.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-21

The elements Of success are within a
man. but the chances are outside Of him.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-21

Most iron preparations blacken the teeth and
give headache Browns Iron BitteTs do not.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-21

Remember, Browns Iron Bitters give health
and strenrth 10 mind and body.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-21

Invalid mothers, weak, sickly children need
Brown Iron Dit.crg .,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-21

A true strengthening tonic is Browns Iron
Bitters 1t makes the old feel young
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-21

The best Of an iron preparations ever made
IS Browns Iron Bittcis.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-21

Good health. rosy checks, beautiful Htin %
ladies who use Browns Iron Biitcrs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-21

4 scientific chemical compound IL Browns
Iron Bltters. They give health ard strength.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-21

Physicians prescribe Browns Iron Bi;ters ioI
weakness, dyspepsia and low spirits.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-21
A'iralnia FREE gress.

". Dc ". " b. GiLLAHER, Editors
caaresto,cn.Jederson County. Vest Va
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1881-05-21

jas F. McLaUshlinl
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1881-02-10
FOUND At LAST.
AarShS Golden GaiSan Is a 6Gaad hsdi
cine for Throat and Lung Diseases. :.

''It gives me pleasure TO state that
your G0lieA BalSam has cured my
wife of Chronic Bronchitis, and my.
self Of bad Cough and Cold, p
W. A. Brown, Parsons, Kansas.
".udrSh'S G0licn BdlSdm is u grand
medicine for throat and Lung dis,
cases. Nothing could be better, fol
it always cures. - Mrs. Anna
Jones, Beloit, Kansas.
"At last l have found the right
remedy, MarSHs G0lden BalSam has
cured my wife of chronic cough
and Lung trouble, after spending
hundreds of dollars for medical treat
ment and patent medicines. - J.
S. Young, Joplin, Mo.
Mv5Rs Golden Balsam is for sale
by Vincent & Thornton, ChillicoIhe,
Mo-, and by prominent dealers ey-
erywhere. Large bottles 80 cents
and sl.00. Don't fail to try 1t. Two
doses will benefit.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1881-02-10

In the Circuit Court last wcel;
among others were tho following
procceIings:
Patterson vs. Patterson, divorce
Plaintiff allowed 5l0J aIimvny.
State VS. Doyle, assault. Tried by
jury and deit. found not guilty.
State VS. Lyon. State refused tc
further prosecute.
Guthrie VS. Guthrie, $3.50 pei
month 'or r'n's support until further
orders Of the Court.
The road case from Grand iiyol
township Of Blivr VS. Smith wa.
tried by jury and verdict render,
cd for the utility cf the road and
S400 damages Cor Smith.
Court adjourned Saturday until
Wednesday, when it rcasscmbIed to
try case of Cooper VS. Weaver,
which case is now on trial.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1881-02-10
OUR CLUE LIST

We win send the CRISIS with any paper o.
magazine or other periodical, published in the
Unltei State. at reduced rate. In many iu'
stances parties who desire t. take magazines OF
other periodicals, can, by subsirib ng through
the publishers of this papsr, and taking the
CRsrs, save from ?5 cents to sl.a5.
In addition to ss,ng the price of subscription.
the cost OF a post office order, rrgi.terod letter
or draft will be saved; also the postage and The
trouble of writing will he saved.
Another advantage l. no nsk OF losing the
money in the mails will he run, as we guaran-
tee everything all right after money is paid 10
US. Orcoursc, these low figures make 1t ab,O~
lu!cly necessary for oar terms to be strictly
cash in adadHse.
We will send esther of the following named
periodicals and The CRISIS for he sum set ops
poSite name in first column; the second column
gives lull price Of both papers waon subscribed
for sngiy:
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1881-02-10

County Court met Monday, Feb
7th. Present, Judges Davis, Stewart
and Patton. This is tho first ses
SION of the new court. The follow
ing is an abstract OF the proceeding,
of interest:
Monday-Potinon of Milton Nc
Daniel ct al for road in Grand Rlv.
or township, read and matter refer.
red TO bridge comissioner,
/ Petition Of Wurstc,' ct al, for road
in Grand River township, laid over
until next regular term.
Petition OF d, n. Morris ct al, for
new road, and also for the vaca-
ton Of roads in Fairvlew township,
referred to commissioner, who is 10
report at March term.
Bonds Of J. 6. Wooden, constable
Of MooresviIle township, J. y. Kite
constable Of Rich Hill township,
and of II, A. Spears, county asses,
sor, approved.
In the matter of Lorenzo Leibcr,
this day declared insane: Ordered
that tic county pay expenses OF
Probate Court, and the property OF
the said Lclbcr be appropriated for
the support Of his infant child.
Tuesday -"Ia the mlttcr Of the
road in Grand River township, pc.
tltIoned for by John BrIcr ct al, and
john Smith ct al, rcmonstratort 1t
is ordered that, provided the citi-
zens of Grand River township, in>
tercstcd in the opcnlng OF the BrierI
road, will pay into the county treas.
ury the onc-haltof the damages al
lowed to John Smith. on or bcfolc
the lst day of March, 1881, the coun.
ty will pay the other la and order
the road opcucd-cach half being
$500"
Road commissioner ordered to
view, and take right Of way for,
road in Jackson and Sampsel town
ships, potitioncd for by Geo. BIacI; |.
ct al, and report March 1th.
Report OF road commissioner in
matter Of road Cream Ridge town
ship, potltioncd for by ]. e. Cassl-
da ct al, approved, and Joseph SIa- /,
gle, II. c. Tetcrs and Y. J. Balm
ger, appointed commissioners to us
sesa damages.
Baker Il Bryant granted license
TO keep dram shop and billiard ta>
bic in MoorcsyiIle, to July /, 1881.
Joseph pi3rson granted license
to keep dram shop and tiflcen.baIl
pool table in Utica, to July lth.
Bond Of A. \. Sportsman, as
county collector, approved.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1881-02-10
I'ubtiC safe.

will sell at public auction at my res.
idence, Il miles east of Dawn, on Mon
day, February IS, 1851, the following de.
scribed proper, to the highest bdder,yiz
Five work horses; one two-year old fl.
ley; one yearling colt; five milch cows
two two-year old steers; four yearling
steers, one yearling heiter; ., head of
hogs; one reaper and mower; one cultl-
vator; one sulkey plow; one wagon; ono
stalk cutter; one set of harness; one
sewing machine and numerous other
things.
Terms; All sums OF SIS and under cash.
All above that, six months time without
interest if paid at maturity. Purchaser
to give note with approved security.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock A NJ.
Z. |. JAMEs.
H.rts Anrt;npaar
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1881-02-10

Hays and Carr John 7. IIavs, c, aud Curator.
Cosn. Mary Jane, Wm. II CUCn, G.and Curator.
Cox. John IL. and Marta j., John ThJmp,on,
| Curator.
THIRD DAY, WEDNESDAY, FEB. l6, 1881.
Draper, Terry f., Jas. S. Weaver, Curator.
| DeiglCman, Lucy, j hn and Anni, Wm. Is. Delg.
lcmUn, G.& Curator.
| Deland, Samuel b., ElizlF. Deland, Adm'rX.
Dgcker, Andic~J., Elrcta Dechcr and j. l..
! Barry, Executors.
Gray, Cyrus, minor, Mary +. Gray, Curator.
Greene, =. W IL n. anhJ.W., L. n. Grele,
Greene, Luemna p, UT. Greene, ATm'r.
Glenn, John, VIM Goodrich, Admir-.
/ llmmun. George w., Peter llarman, Curator
, Howard, Danc w., Amelia $. Howard, Exec.
/ u'riN,
ltcnsley, TIstrr, VIM. shannon, Executor.
berg, Elizabeth, Jacob llerg, Il. and Curatlr.
Jones, george T., james d. Evans, Admir-.
FOURTH DAY, THURSDAY, FEB. II. 1881.
Jones' Hugh, IN. and +. "A. Evans, Admrs.
Jores, T.. NJ. w II. anil II. L., j. ID. and +. a.
Evans, CuratO:s
Kittr,dsc, Frnk, DC Kttridgc Curator,
Kern, John, Thrs. Keen, Admr.
Lynn, CeH H., John II "arsnrs, Curator.
Lille, Mary H., G.. H. MIDsur, CHrltr.
Lny, Thomas, Rulus y. Lay, Curator.
M,,hliu, PIt.ickand Mary A, Bridget Mahlin,
Curator.
Mer1ner, Louisa and Theda, Herman Mczncr,
Moran, Chqrlctta, b. Il Gin, Executor.
Mokinnc,, Jlmes H., u. B. GIL, Admir-.
Rawln4 J. j., W.J. and +. j., +. j. Raw!ins,
Curator.
slonenni Harper, Partnership, Us. and Joseph
Harper, Adm'rs.
FIFTH DAY, FRIDAY, FEB. Is, 1881.
Smith, Jas. W. minor, } lhn Smith, Curator.
Smith, Francis A., >. \. Cnrwn, Adm'r.
Struw, " illiam, Catherine Struw, ENucutriN.
Todd, Newton, VIM. u. Todd, Admir-.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1881-02-10
BugOies! BugDies ! Bugg,es

To meet competition in cheap bug
gies, we have been compelled to put in
stock an open buggy and top buggy,
which we can sell lower than the LOWEST,
and We will guarantee them to be as good
as any cheap buggy made. Call and see
before buying. We keep on hand fine
assortment of buggics, spring wagons of
OUR OWN make that cannot be eAcelled in
finish or quality by any body, and at
prices that defy competition.
Calland see us, yours own carriage
manufacturers, before sending your mo-
ney away and being swindled in the bar
gain. Aft STAFFORD & PaINGLE.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1881-02-10
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"LOVE LAUGHS AT LOUK-
SNI ITIfS".

Kcytesville Coulter

Kcytesville COuler,
Just as We were preparing TO 20 TO press Fri,
day yGry interesting affair occurred in our us
uay qnet little town. 1t was The marriage oil
Mr.. II. IL Kellogg aud Miss Lucy DoUgherty un
der circumstances more Interesting than pleas
ant. Horace and Miss Lucy are two -four most
popular young people. For sOhle time Cupid
: has been enIw.nihg them In his golden chords
tnnt were dcstin3l to bind them as one In the
holy bo ds Of wetluck But this was not gener.
ally known. Mr. DOugherty was not favorable
10 the marriage, and On Friday morning was
ready to Ia ke Miss Lucy OF tOa convent When
t.mC for the hack tO appear. Mr.. Dougherly
stepped ont Of tue front door, tl look after the
hack, and just II. this moment Horace appeared
at the back door aud told Miss Lucy to come
quickly. They went over tu Judge Mintcr's Of
flee but the Judge declined to perform the GER
emony, when Horace started through the hall
t, see EsG. Mann, and met Mr.. Dougherty.
Just at this moment Mr. JnO. A, Lee appeared
and got Mr. DOughcrty into the t-casner's Office
Mr.. Kellogg and Miss Lucy then went over to
the store Oi Kellogg Bros, Rev. Swinncy was
sent for, and in a few moments the trouble was
all Over-thut gentleman p"rioraing the mar
riage ceremony in accordance with the supreme
law, aud in reverence of Him who hath said
"What therefore God hath joined together, let
no man put asunier," Nay Heavens richest
blessings rest upon all c1n,crnol.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1881-02-10

RcyJ Webster and Miss Annie Craybell
were married Friday evening, Feb. lth, 1851, b!
Rev. a. d. Thomas.
Simon and Emanuel Peters, John DVwt, l. j
Mi Ter and John Bowman are buililns new
houses.
The Teachers Institute, held in the Academy
last S.tutday was not attended very Largely, OF
account OF the bad weather. The meeting wa'
called tn order ut 10 O'Clock, and Oh motion j, ID
Roberts was elected chairman, alter which The
subJ.ct of"schoOl Government" was taken VI
and discussed by u. Il. Ambrose, Prof Lowe
Joan Keller Prot. Miller, II. McNcy, U. Z
Wardrip and Commissioner McIntarG, The In
stitGte hen adjourned until the aft;r noon.
After dinner the subject ct "lic,din-" was ta'
ken up by Prot. Miller, roliwed by Prof, Kep'
hart, William Beanchamp, j, d. RoLeits ant
q. Il. j. MclniurG. The Object Of Recitation
WIS taken III By Prof Kephart followed by Prof
j. d. Roberts. Common Fractions was trcaod
by John Keller, School Law by L, j. Mcln'
turn. An evening session was hel', during
which several subjects were discussed. The In
stitute adjourned tD moCt at Avalon, Saturday,
Feb. 10Th when II permanent OrgaizAtion OfGrnd
River Fiiryiew and Blue Mound townships will
he effected. We tAink this is tho road 10 success,
and all the teach crs, and Others, interested in
the promotion OF ofeducaliOn are nvitel to come
and participate. An excellent programme has
beau prepared and 1t is hoped that success will
be the reward
We have for some time triel t. Ill the oflce of
Correspondent from Avl'on but hive come lar
short OF filing II US II should be. We ihclfOre
write this short vaedictlry and beg to sever our
connection rs a correspond cni. We may write
0nse and u while TO le; you know how the times
are.
Hoping that you and your paper may succeed
ir the good cause We bid you aden.
DIR. JANE, CoURTIUs.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1881-02-10
Probate Dochet for Fe6rttGry
Term, 1881,

To be begun and held in the Probate OF
flee in the city of ChiIlicothe, Llvings
ton county, Missouri, on Monday Feb
ruary l4th, 1881, viz:
FIRST DAY, MONDAY, FEBRUARY II, 1851
Settlements continued from November Term
1856.
SECOND DAY, TUESDAY, FEB. 15, 1881
Anderson, Matte r., Mamie e, and Durtie A
Thoe. Is. Anderson, Curator.
Bias h'ld, James, Joseph Potter aud Thos. II
BNssncld, Executors.
Bhnn,William, minor, George Johsson, Gu.
iator.
But or. o. r., minor, o. f. Bdtlc,, Curator
Brent, Ella, Jeremiah jacobs, q. and ClratlS.
Campbell, Jvssnh, Z. u. Ca.uDoel, Admir-,
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1881-02-10

Our delinquent friends need not fiat
ter themselves with the thought that,
now that New Years day is past, we
will wait on them tillnext New Year
day. No indeed, we warn delin-
quents, especially those who owe for
more than one year, aud particularly
those who owe for more than ttCC
gears, that we are on the War Path
and are after their scalps. But SER
iously, friends, we desire to settle in
some way with everybody, during
this, the first part of the New Year.
Come in and see us, you will bo wei
come.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1881-02-10

BY going to the reliable and we'll
known Drug Stand Of ". II. Bcasley &
Co., Chilicothc, and buying a 81 bottle
of GREEN MOUNTAIN BALsAM. If, after
using two-thrds, YOU sc. no relief, re-
turn the balance and get your money
back. See adv ertisemcnt in this pa
per. 4-I.On
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1881-02-10
The Best
PORTRAITS.

Pictures of strictly the hest quality
can only be obtained al Dunlap's Gallery.
To prove this you have only to pick UP
your album and LOOK through aud you
will lind that Dunlaps photos are far su-
perior to all others, as regards good
lighting, good positions, good express
sions, appropriate accessories aud beau
tilul finish.
Ladies' aud chidren's pictures q spe-
cialty. "5t!
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Insure YOlll. Lives.

The Old Mutual OF New York is no
humbug. In 81 years it has paid to pol
icy holders, TIio,ooo,ooo. In the last 20
years over 500 cooperative companies
have gone up.
Draw your own conclusions. Insure
your property; | have good companies.
Money to loan on long time at low
rates. Give me cali
K. s. MAYHUGH,
Olicc in Daily Democrat OilIcc.
n5o.Gm ChilIicothe, Mo.
--Rsoi's Git Edge Tonic cure Fever & Aguc
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"Fuir Blue" items.

EpToR CRlsls;-l will send y0ua few loCali
this week,
Rev. Crook's girl who quasi spohe Of bCin.
SICK was buriei . week ago last sunday.
Mrs Lizzie Daw son has the mumps.
Miss Mary Dawson il going u Ill. on y!tit
soon.
Lee Emerson Is home on = visit.
WIN. Rowenand Gabe Lowry have rented the
Jonathan stone larn for tie coming season.
VIM. llighshcw has rented the Dan Foster
"a M.
Frank Bond has rented part of the Dawson
farm.
There was u dance 1T Sam Martins last Friday
might; they danced to the music OF "pat" Mur-
phy.
Rob. Dixon has the limpS; he rroze his toes
some time ago
Ru nor has 1t that Glbc Lowry ia going t. tai; Q
unto himself second rib shortly.
Frof, Wager Gays h. has concluded not t.
teach singing school at the kincaltc school
house. TIE boy, say they doH't th,nH the Prof.
ought t. 60 back IN them after thoy had male up
their minds tp have such good time, bUtbpy5,
We think YOU had conducted yourselves lihe
good boys ou.ht to, the r.ot, would have taught
the singing school, ZESO.
Erb : 1851
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1881-02-10
E.iRRiED.

HORNBURG-WOOD this ciIg, on satur-
day February h, lSNl by Robert 5. Moore, j.
r., Nr. Charles llprnhurs and Miss Hattie
Wood. All of tais pla ..
WFRSTER- -CRAYBLL-In In Avalon, on Fri
day. February L. l,sl, a the r"si lenrc Of tho
officiating minister, 10y Rev. \. u. Thoma., ROY.
j Webster, ot Yl!un, and Mics Annie Graz bill,
OF Fairpplt, llu.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1881-02-10

Notice to Farmers.

John Wills, tn, CID reliable horse
shoer, is with Tole &..Cltve'ani, Moth
Locust street. 2i-jt.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1881-02-10

PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY AT
CHILLICO1HE, MISSO URI.
Terms = $1.5O a Year.
IN ADVANCE.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1881-02-10

F. NJ. ScoTT, OF Grand River township,
"a agent tor the CRISIS.