Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1881-02-10
LOCAL BITS.


Bower Slack is able to be out.
Berry Is still selling real estate.
Aurora Oil, at Boyce & OStrander's.
Wanted, farms for sale.
25-tf JOHN NJ. VoRIs.
Boom in B. F. Berry's real estate
office. 24tf
"A. D. Mullins, Esq, of Trenton, was
in the city Monday.
Six gems for IS cents at Glotfelter's
over Dillin's drug store. 23tf
The best cent cigar in the city at
Bo yce and Ostranders.
Six gems for IS cents at Gl2tfelte RS
over Dillns drug store. 23tf
Mr.. j. T. Selby, we understand, is
quite i'll with rheumatic fever.
We understand Miss Lcona Coston
isvisiting friends Ia Quincy, Ills.
Rev. Pope Yeaman will preach at the
Baptist church tomorrow night.
One dozen photographs for IS cents
at Glotfelter's, over Dillin's drug store. If
Use Soidiled Glycerine for chapped
hands. For sale by Boyce and Ostran-
der. If
If you really want to sell your city
or country real estate, call on or write to
me. B. +. BERRY, Land Ag't.
DR.. Munk left Tuesday for Topeka,
Kansas, to attend the State Medical Con-
vention.
Buy your Drugs, Medicines, Paints,
Oils aud Dye stuff'o at Boyce and Os-
uanders.
One doxen photographs for Is cents
at Glo,felter'S, over Diiin's drug store.
Mr.. L. T. Green has sold his stock Of
drugs to a Mr.. He. Gilliisnd Of Wells
vile Mo.
Mrs. Metcalf widow oftheltte Dan
Metcals, of Trenton, is in the city visit
ing friends.
DIR. Mansfield went up to Brecken-
ridge last Saturday evening on a profcs.
siona visit.
Mr. and Mrs. IRA Purliu, Jr., left for the
far off state Of Oregon, their future no me,
last Tuesday.
MIR. Martin n. Spooner, OF Wheel
ing township, paid us pleasant visit
last Tuesday.
John NJ. Vorls negotiated the sale
orc. V. Mead's farm near ULlca. Con-
slderatiOu $2,e25.
Mr.. J. b. Toilet, of Louis, was In
the city yesterday. lie made the CRISIS
office pleasant call.
--Gordie Brown came up from Quincy
last Friday evening, on short visit to
his parents aud friends.
Arthur Macarthur is learning the
mysteries Of the cart preseryative," in
the Daily Democrat office.
johnny Sherman has changed his
.oute, lie went down to Quincy last
Saturday, returning Monday.
The best rig in the world for put
ting down wells sent on trial. Address
GIANT DRILL Co., Dewitt, Mo.
We received call from Mr.. John
Drier and Mr. W. C. Lanter of Grand
River township, last Monday.
Meadvile Messenger: j. {. Slater,
agent, has compromised $4,000 Locust
Creek township bonds for S4,5oo.
Mr.. Johu Marens, of the Hamilton
News Graphic, lit up our sanctum with
his smiling countenancc, Tuesday.
Miss Berzillia Jordan left on the II
O'Clock Hannibal train, this morning, for
Clarence, Mo, on visit to her brother.
Go to Duulap's and get as good
copy OF old pictures for ST. as you have
been getting for 81 80 elsewhere. 25ls
MIR Charles Loveland, formerly of
this place, but now Of Mercer county,
was in the city last Monday on business.
Cards are out for the Tin Wedding of
DR.. and Mrs. III. II. Wilcox TO take place
at their residence next Saturday even
ing.
The re was vague rumor that the
small pox had inv AIDED Brunswick, but
the Brnnswcker denies the charge IN
fToTo.
Owing to the extreme severity Of
the weather no services were held in
any of the churches in this city last SUM-
day evening.
Harry Michaels, who has been in
St. Louis several days, attending to
some business, returned home last Tues
day morning.
Our streets and sidewalks were in
decidedly slippery condition last Satur-
day, and pedestrians found 1t extremely
ifficult to navigate.
Mr.. Joseph Frazee sold, through 7.
M. Voris, Esq, Tuesday, bis house and
lot in this city, to Mrs. Mary T. Haley.
Consideration $3.50
M. Ben. Craycroft left for Chicago
yesterday to settle up bis years busi-
ness as general agent of the Mccormick
Harvesting Machine Co.
For sale-l20 acres in Linn county,
81 90 per acre; l65 acres at COTTON
wood Cream Ridge, Usher farm.
25.lt JonS NJ. voRis.