Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1881-11-10
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Miss Anna Williams was visiting
her sister, Mrs. Murphy,in Breckenridge,
last week. She returned home Monday
morning.
Mrs. Sarah Kelso left, Thursday
evening, for Las Vegas, New Mexico, on
a visit to her brother, Mr.. Stephen Mem
denhall,
Mr.. Coop Powell opened restau-
rant on south Bouth Locust street, in
Major Hcmsworth's old stand, last
Tuesday.
-Mooresville Mention: James Gregg
and wife removed to the vicinity of Chill
licothe, where he expects to engage in
farming,
What every one says must be true,
that "Dr. Sellers Cough Syrup" has no
equal tor coughs and colds. Try it. Price
q cents. II-Im
Road Tax Receipts, Justices Blanks,
and Blank Deeds and Blank Chattel
Mortgages, for sale at the "CUnstitu'
tion" office. Off
Rev. II. B. Seeley went up to Kear-
ney, Clay county, Saturday, to assist In
the dedication of the Methodist Churc |
at that place.
2 Our young friend Fred Fltzpatr lex,
who is in telegraph office at Kansas
City, came down home, Saturday, on a
short furough.
Governor and Mrs. Crittenden will
celebrate the 25th anniversary OF their
wedding on the 18th inst, at the EXecu-
tive mansion.
Dunlap, by his new process can make
a Baby's Photograph in the twinkling OF
an eye, Don't forget it when you want
your baby's Photo. 81
Rev. Mr., Allen preached at the Ist
NJ. Il. Church, last Sunday morning and
evening, Rev, II. B. Seeley, the regu!ar
pastor, being absent,
On yesterday, Mr.. A. W. Kapp
was appointed Justice of the Peace
for Fairview township, vice U. p.
WNrdrip, resigned.
Mr. Jim Brown and family OF Pu.
eblo, Colorado, arrived in this city, Tues
day night, on a visit, They will proba-
bly, remain some time.
The residence of DR.. f. Z. Cof.
fee, ol Avalon, was destroyed by
fire, Tuesday night. Insured for
S3O0in Continental.
The county court, t,ycsterday, ap-
pointed Il. NJ. Austin Constable of
Grand River township, vice An
drew Hall, resigned.
,-Tuesday's st. Louis markets: Wheat
cash $r34i December, 81 3S1. Corn,
cash Ctt; December 64. Oats, cash f3;
December, a. Rye, g4'
MIR. Ed. Burgy's assistant 5arner,
John Strean, left tor She.bina, Mo, last
week, where he goes TO open barber
shop on his Cwn "hook."
Nj. George W. Hawkins, school su.
penntcnLent OF our neighboring county,
DavicsS, wa, recently married to Miss
Annie PtoutY of that county.
Ncssrs Platter, Grew & Henry sold,
last Friday, to Lieut.. Thomas, U. S. A.
purchasing agent, a car load OF horses,
to be used by the government.
-"Thc doctors said my wife had con
sumption. Tried Lindsey's Blood
Scarchtr,' and she has better health than
ever" G. II, Hubbard, llamPden, O,
Capt. Alex. Stewart, who has teeu
visiting his family, ia this city, for the
past tao w"tks, Returned to St, Louis,
Monday night, where he joined his boat
-Balsar < Bucks barber shcp on
South Locust street is the place to 90 u
get u iirst-claSs haircut, shave or sham
poo. They have four chairs and you
don't have LO wait long tor your turn
Mr., n. L. ShuLz and wife, of As
per, this county, left, yesterday morn
iug, for Washington Territory. Mr.
Shultz was formerly Postmaster at As
per.
Mr., John Keefe, young man, aged
about Il years, and living a short dis
tance south OF Jimtown bridge, died very
suddenIy with heart ease, last Thurs
day,
Mr.. John Dixon, Jr., who has been
soiourLing in Iowa and Minnesota fol
several mouths, returned home, Saturday
evening. Jack is enjoying excellent
health.
DR.. Kimberlin, of Kansas City
will be at the Browning House on
the 18th and 18th of this month
He will not be here again for two
months.
--Brookfeld Chronicle: W. L. Luca'
has disposed of his property in thi,
county and will soon move to Livings
ton county; about five miles north o
Chil icothe.
MIR. Alexander Robinson wa
Eappulnled by the county court
tuesday, Justice Of the reae 10
SampseI township vice Squire Min
nick resigned.
MIR. j. II. Shropshire and wife Q
Kentucky, arrived in this county, las
week, on a visit to Mrs SIS mother an
sister, Mrs, Bainett and Mrs. Howell, o
Rich Hill township,
-EversOnville has new Postmaster
Dir. los. f. Harris, the former iucuH
bent, was removed and Mr. Briuk!ey al
pointed in his stead. We did not lear
the reason of this change.
Princeton Press: Little Bonni
Burrows, seven-ycar old daughter o
our county clerk, procured sixteen dc
nations of Sl.00 each, TO the CARTEL
monument fund in ose day.