Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1882-01-12
-Basket-fired Japan tea, 40 ots.
Der h., at 5ummerville's. 21-8

nlBnt, alter an ABSENCE OI dliHOSt year
In Centennial State. Joe Is enjoying
excellent health.
On last Saturday, B. F. Berry sold
for Wm. v. Atkins, OF Cream Ridge
township, his farm Of 100 acres to Nan
cy J. Altenderfer, Of Grundy county.
Consideration sl,675 cash.
Mr.. Henry Witch and wife, Of this
township, arrived iu Chicago, on We'd
nesday Of last week, just In time TO see
their son William alive. lie died In a
few minutes after their arrival.
--"Doc" Samuel, halt brother to the
James boys, was shot at dance, near
Kearney, Clay county, on Tuesday
: night of last week, by man named
Rhodes. The shot was not fatal.
Mr.. B. F. Berry, owing to the ex.
tensive increase in his real estate busi-
ness has been compelled TO engage
the services of clerk. He has en-
ployed Mr.. Harry Beers for that posi-
tlon.
On last Thursday, Prof. Ncln-
turf moved into his handsome
dwelling, just completed, in the
first ward. It's one Of the most
substantially built residences IN the
city.
MFR. VIM. Lorentz, Of Sampsel town.
ship, has taken possession OF the Amerl.
can House, which he recently purchased
Of Mrs. King. Mr.. Lorentz' family
consists Of wife, two sons and two
daughters.
-Raisins 12 l-2 cts. per lb., at
2ummerville's. 2l.S
Mr.. P. B. Castle, representing the
X. c. Journal, was In this city, Monday
and Tuesday. Mr.. c. formerly publish
ed Greenback paper at independence,
Kansas, and intends publishing Green
back paper again, II he strikes good
location.
-Messrs. Stafford h Pringlo car.
riage manufacturers, of this city,
made an assignment last week for
ibe benefit OF creditors TO W. K.
Gunby. They had previously sold
to W. Il. Gunby, their factory build.
ing for $4,000. We understand
their liabilities are about $4,000.
MIR. E. S. Glotfelter has sold both
of his photograph galleries in this city.
The one on South Locust street he sold
to MIR. J, Huffman, of this city; the 9TH
er, on the southwest corner OF the
square, he disposed OF to Mr.. L. S. Fet'
ter OF Mexico, Missouri. Mr.. Glot-
felter will remove with his family to
Mexico.
Mr.. Samuel Mckenzie, Cumberland,
Md, writes: ~ am 6S years Of age.
About four years ago began to go into
decline. | suffered from dyspepsia,
stone 10 the bladder, weak lungs, and
general nervous debility. Nothing |
tried did me any good until | used
Browns Iron Bitters. This remedy has
made me again robust and strong, and
feel all the fire and activity OF youth
once more In my VEINS"
All persons indebted to us by book
account or note are requested TO come
and settle up before the first of Februa-
ry and save costs, tor all that do not pay
up by that time will be refused credit in
the future and their accounts and notes
will be placed in the hands of collec-
tor for collection.
2o.4t A. HOPPE y Son.
breckenridge Bulletin: At the res
ldcnce of Mr.. 6. B. Boutwell,, Tuesday
afternoon, Mr.. II. s. Huston, OF Salt
Lake City, and Miss l.. X. Boutwell,
were united in marriage by Rev. ]. II.
Waterman, of the Episcopal church,
Chlllisothc, and left on the afternoon
train for the lands of many wives, where
Mr. II. is experimenting the survey OF a
new railroad.
Mr.. Samuel Clark, son of Judge
J. J. Clark, died at his fathers resi-
dcnce, in this city, yesterday morn
ing Of hemmorrhsgs Of the lungs.
Deceased was one of Chillicothe's
best citizens and stood high in the
community. Hc leaves u young wife,
to whom he was married but few
months ago. We deeply sympa'
lhize with his relatives in their sad
bereavement.
Mr.. Harvey Anderson and Mrs NJ,
A. King we're married at the American
House, in this city, on Tuesday evening
at s O'Clock. They lett the same evening
!. on the Wabash train for FL Paso, Tex,
, their future abiding place. Willie Killing
goes to St. Louis, where he will remain
a short time with his sister, Mrs. Maggie
Peale, when he will join his mother in
Texas.
Dolores (Col.) News: 1.-The Black
Bear iabout one mile west Of Calico
y Peak, owned by L. F. Hill aud George
Merton, is developed by a 40 foot tunnel
d 100 feet Of an open cut and another tuA
h mel Of rs feet, also shaft Of 10 feet
q Character Of ore is magnese, which as
says 81 ozs. of gold and 93 ozs. silver
ir Mineral In oil the workings"
{ L. F. Hill referred TO in the above Is
/. son of our esteemed fellow citizen, Mr.
It L. c. Hill, Of Rich Hill township.
: Boots aad shoes at cost, a
b Summerville's. 21-t
Among our callers since last is
IN sue, were the following gentlemen
to from the country: Last Thursday
n J. Summerville, Grundy county
~ John Grouse, of Jackson township,
W X Thompson and DR. Franl
Ill Worthley, of Cream Ridge; Friday
st Judge A Black, Of Jackson town
to ship; Saturday, j W Blue and NJ
Jacobs, Of Cream Ridge; Tuesday
,h S NJ Foulk, of Jackson township anc
n. Ben England, of Sampsel; yester
he day, Squire J Q Morgan, of Samp
sci township.