Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1882-01-19
II. L ST. JOE Il. r. Time Table.
LOCAL BITS.

Berry is selling real estate. II
Monday night was the codest o
che season.
Ten lbs. coffee for s1.OO, a
Summeville's. 2l-S
Read the Probate Court docket in
another column.
Go to Boyce's West Side Drug Store
for nice Hair Brush and Comb. Il
Mr.. Chas. T. Parsons is quite sick
with bilious fever,
Sewing machines repaired cheap, at
Beams. Is tt
George Burberry, of Stanberry, was
In the city, Sunday.
b. F. Berry will sell or insure your
property. 1911
--nr. Frank Dorsey, of Lock Sprlng1,
was in the city, Sunday,
Township warrants in books of fifty
at the Constitution office, ~
= Mr.. Cross Beasley, of Pattonsburg,
was In the city, Sunday.
Go to Boyce's Vest Side Drug
Store for nice Pocket Book. IL
Horace Bevel, of Glasgow, is in the
city, visiting his father, Mr.. II. J. Beycl.
Miss Belle Bissett has been confined
to her bed with sore-thrOat for several
days past.
Eight pounds of Rio Coffee, for
$l.0O, at Summerville's north II. q
1t. Jo depot. 2l-St
MIR. Joe Bowman, Of St. Louis, came
up Friday morning, on a short visit to
his children.
Mrs. Mary E. Murphy, Of 3rccken
ridge, is here. visiting her mother, Mrs.
>. j. Williams.
-Messrs. b. B. Gill and VIM. Nell.
wrath were in Moberly, Saturday, at
tc ndIng to business.
{ Miss Linnie Burbank of Brecken.
ridge, came down, Friday evening TO
attend the Calico Hop.
Go TO Boyce's West Side Dug
Store for nice Pipe. Il
MIR. Burk Jones, aprintor of Gala
Tin, was in the city day or two last
week, locking Tor job.
-Died-In this city, on Wednesday
night, January II, 1881, an infant son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Dukes.
Miss Mary Anderson, who is teach
ing school in Stanberry, was in the city,
Sunday, visiting her parents.
Lawyer Voris was down al
Keytesvlllc and Cunningham, last
!, week, on professional business.
MIR. Ed. Forsythe left Friday night,
for Minnesota, to attend at the bedside
OF his mother, who is dangerously i'll.
-Don't tail to attend Oakes Bros,
Concert at the City Hall, tonight. You
will get ten times your moneys worth.
If you want groceries at bottom llg-
ares for cash, call on
GEORGE STATION,
2l.2t Bedford, Mo.
ED. A. c. McKeever went up to
Gallatin, Mo nday morning, aud preach
ed at that p lace on the evening of that
day.
MANY who long suffered from ner.
yous debility would now be in their
graves had they not used Browns Iron
Bitters.
Mr.. II. B. Osborne, prominent
carriage manufacturer of Glas gow Mo-,
was In this city, last Thursday, on busi-
ness.
Best Moyune Gunpowder tea,
so cents per lb. at Summeryille's.
-Messrs. Sam'l Seybod and A. P,
Barton, of Meadvillc, Mo-, were in the
city, Sunday, the guests Of Mr.. Wm.
Parr.
Take warning; have Beam repair
that hard running sewing machine If
you want 10 keep out of the grave yard.
Over Kase's. 2otf
Misses Settia and Carrie Stelplugh,
Of Utica, were visiting their brother aud
friends In this city, last Saturday and
Sunday.
-Balsar & Bucks barber shop on
South Locust street Is the place to 20 tc
get o frst-class haircut, shave or sham
200. They have four chairs and you
don't have to wait long for your "turn,'
-a,iss Molie Renaker, who has been
visiting her uncle, MIR. j. C, Minteer,
lett, last week, for her home in Cynthi,
ana, Ky.
Vm. Glore died at his home,
six n.des east Of this city, on Tues
day, of smallpox. lie leaves a
family.
DIR. Henry Page, OF Breckenridge,
came down to attend the Calico Hop,
Friday evening. He remained here I'm.
til Sunday evening.
The dwelling of Mr.. T. II,
Kemp caught fire on Monday, but
tho fire was extlnguished before
much damage was done.
Mrs. W. H. H. Patterson's house in
FairIew township, was destroyed by
fire, last Saturday morning. The cause
o. The FIRE was defective nue.