Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1881-06-23

Uncle Jonathan Smith, of Jackson
township, called on us yesterday, and
left his contribution TO the "Weavel
Rally Fund"
Squire Horn, of Medicine township,
has sold his larm to Hatch Manning for
$500 cash. Mr.. Horn will 20 to Col
orado, soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sheet, who
have been visiting at Excelsior Springs
for short time, returned home last
Thursday night.
Dunlap, by his new process can make
4 Baby's Photograph in the twinkling OF
an eye. Don't forget it when you want
your baby's Photo. 81
"A prize of $50 is offered to the band
which will make the best music at the
picnic tomorrow. Our band will COM
pete tor the prize.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. V. Smith, who re-
side in the western suburbs OF this city,
returned, Saturday, from Il seven weeks
visit to their old home, Michigan.
Among our callers yesterday were,
McsSrs, j. w. Minteer, o, south east
Chillicothe tp., ,Wm. wilson OF Fairyicw
tp., and U. Widener, of near Cavendsh.
The "loyce" Reaper is re-
commended as the "King Of tie Ftdr
feiP'. Each machine is supplied
with Flax knife. Don't fail to see
it. 39tf W. A. JACOBS.
DR.. N. II. Wilcox and wife and Mr..
l.. Il, Barker and wife went down to
Carroll county last Saturday evening aud
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. S. Con.
ger.
-Clpt. Il. d. Emmerson, of Kcokuk,
Iowa, brother OF Mrs. DIR. Crelin, who
was here on a visit short time ago, has
retarned with the intention OF loca ting
in this city.
Tho WoT CuItivutor is the
"EEg Of the Corn Fieh" W. A.
Jacobs sold 40 last year and the
demand thus far is greater this
spring than ever. sou
Mr.. r. Berry Smith, who was visit
ing in this city, left last Saturday even
ing for Faycttc to witness the closing cx-
crciscs OF Howard College, which took
place this week.
Henry Braun, while taking SOM
nambulislic walk last Sunday night, tell
oil the awning in front Of l.. n. Barker's
jcwclry store. The fall bruised him up
considerably.
AS soon as it can be rcittcl Mr.. +.
ID. Carpenter will remove his stock of
groceries TO the building on North Lo
Gust street, formerly occupied by J. b,
Tanner as harness shop.
Why use tho heavy draft Reap
ers when you can buy the "Royce"
which weighs but 565 pounds as
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The McICau Soldiers Of this and
adjoining counties, will have reunion
Oh The 4tn of Juiy,a Mooresville springs
as will be seen by card from Mr.. John
HadSins, published else where Ia this
paper
-Eversonville corresp ondent Linneus
Bulletin: Mr.. Lochard has leased his
house to Z. j. Fore, and in future he
will serve the hungry with hash. Our
town will miss Mike, as he was known to
.9gentleman.
Capt. Tandy, wife and. child, of
CaWker City,, Kansas, arrived in this
city last Saturday on a visit to Mrs.
Tandys parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. p.
Pepper. The Captain returned yesterday,
but his wife and child will rem lin some
time vet.