Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-05-22
II. A ST. JOE II. Il. Tine Table.
LOCAL BITS.

LOCAL BITS.
Circuit court meets, next Monday.
--Pic-nics and fishing parties are
now in order.
j, l.. Hatfield, Esq, of Hamilton,
was in the city, Monday.
Gus. Field, of the Meadville Mes
senger, paid us pleasant call, Friday.
"A number of our citizens are hay
ing their dwelling houses repaintcd and
repaired.
The Livingston county fair associ-
alton meets at the City Hall, next Mon
clay, the 2Gth.
Miss Lena Munson, of Stanbcwy,
came down, last Friday, ON II visit to
Miss Ella Barker.
Mrs. Syl. Saunders went up to
Gallatin, Saturday, on a visit to relU-
tivcs and friends.
Mrs. S. Palmer went up to Pat-
tonsburg, Monday, on IL visit to her
daughter, Mrs. Gray Dorsey.
We keep no other chickens but Sc
lected Plymouth Rocks. Eggs $l,jO
setting. Stiff w. GREENE.
The CRISIS Office acknowledges II
pleasant call, ON Monday, from Mrs,
Sylvia Haynes, of Wheeling
This city was visited by quite a
rain storm, Saturday night, accompa-
MED by considerable thunder and light
ming.
Sets of teeth as low as S. and fill
ings as low rs 80 cents, until further
notice.
32tf }. W. GREENE.
The ladies of the 1st NJ. L. Church
gave strawberry and ice cream fcsli-
val in the basement of the church, last
Tuesday evening.
--Mcssrs. Wm. BiSsett and John Il.
Middleton went down to Wheeling,
! last Sunday, to attend the funeral OF
Mr.. John Bathgate.
Hugh Hughes, a boy whose rcla
tiyes live near Utica, was drowned ut
Crete, Neb., last Monday. His body
arrived here, Tuesday.
Mr.. Wm. c. Wood has returned to
his old stamping ground MIR. +.
Truog's grocery store, where he would
bc pleased TO meet all his friends.
Mr.. John Marcns, of the News
Graphic, Hamilton, passed through
here, Monday on his way to the cdito-
rial convention at Springfield, Mo.
Western Farm Journal: The CRI-
4 SIS, of Chillicothc, Mo-, is very able
5lIeenback paper, and we are happy to
add such good papers to exchange list.
Plenty of s per cent. money, Judge
Phillips or no Judge Phillips. No adj
vance in commission or interest
soft ID. w. {. EDGERTON.
1t seems the report that Blind John
Boone was dead, had no foundation, as
he has written to the Kansas City
Times vigorously denying the fact. He
ought to know
DR.. KimbGrlin, Of the Kansas City
Eye and Ear lnfirmary, after this date,
Twill visit Chillicothe only one day in
each month, the 18th. Don't forget
stte date. 40
DR.. j. w. Greene has sold his lease
of the rooms over Mr.. j. B. Ostran-
dcr's drug store, and will probably
take rooms in one OF the new buildings
when finished.
Mr.. c. y. Shannon, Of Cleveland,
Ohio, was married, last week, at Tren-
ton, TO Miss l.. Emma Newton, a lead
ing belle of the latter place. The Oc-
casion was u brilliant one.
Mrs. p. Wood, who had been here
on visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Fitzpatrick, returned 10 her home
in Stanborry, last Monday. She was
accompanied home by her mother
n Doris Il Cos circus passed
Il through this city on the Wabash, Sat
urday morning, on its way to Pattons-
burg, where it showed on that day. 1t
occupied an entire train of two cars.
Mr.. w. D. Crandall, of the Brook
field Gazette, and his wife. boarded the
Wabash train in this city, Sunday night
They were on their way TO Springfield,
Mo-, to attend the editorial convention.
Mr.. Chas. Van and family left for
Kansas City, Monday evening, where
they will reside in the future. Mrs.
Van will spend the summer at Excel
sior Springs for the benefit of her
! y hsAlth.
The citizens mass meeting to NOM
mate school directors did not make
nominations. last night The inclcni-
cncy of the weather preventing a large
attendance, it was decided to postpone
nominations until next Saturday night.
ED. C. Monroe and Mrs. VIM. A,
Lane went down to St. Louis, Saturday
night Sunday night, Mr.. Monroe re-
turned home, bringing with him Mrs
j. II. Abshire, who came up on account
of the accident to her husband. Mrs
Lane remained in st. Louis with Mis-
n Bena Abshire, who is under medica