Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-05-29

Mr.. Carl DahlS new dwelling
house in the 18th ward is rapidly near
ing completion. When finished it will
be Il handsome and substantial resi-
dence.
DR.. Kmbcrlin, of the Kansas City
Eye and Ear luiirmary, after this date,
will visit Chillicothc only one day in
each month, the l2th. Don't forget
the date. 80
--To-morrow is Decoration Day, and
grand preparations nave been made for
that occasion in this city, If it don't
rain it will be Il day long to be rcmem-
bercd
Mr.. Reuben Oehlrr, who travels
for IN extensive Chicago stationery
house, is at home enjoying vacation.
He will 30 on the road again, about the
middle of June.
Mrs. G. NJ. Miller and Mrs. Gro
cncndykc, Of Avalon, were in the city,
last Thursday, and paid us n pleasant
call. They were here in the interest Of
the cause Of temperance.
DR., j. Gray Dorsey, late of Pat
tonsburg, has located nj Springhill.this
county, where he will practice mcdi-
cine We wish the Doctor much sue
cess in his new field of labor.
There was an eXhibition of school
work at the public school building in
this city, last Saturday afternoon, but
owing to the inclclncncy of the wealth
cr the attendance was not very large.
Mrs. II. II. Williamson left, last
Friday, for Omaha, Nebraska, to at
tend at the beside OF her brother, who
was lying ut the point OF death from in
jurioS received while III the employ of
the Wabash road.
On last Friday, Mr.. r. b. Swain
sold his interest in the boot and shoe
store to II, c, Kcntncr, Esq, the style
Of the firm nov being Gunby ~ Kent
ncr. We understand that Mr.. Swain
intends going ON the road again.
The following judges and clerks
for the school election ON the 3rd of
June have been appointed by the school
board: judgcs-J. l.. Johnson, r. S.
Broaddus, b. r. DAILY and j. A. Knott;
clcrls-J. l.. Maynard, &. Harker, W.
Turner, and T. b. Swain.
MIR j. B. Larliins, of Kirksyillc,
was in the city, last week, for the pur-
pose OF starting branch establishment
for the manufacture of Smiths patent
picket and wire fence. We are inform-
ed the factory will undoubtedly be cs-
tabished. Let it come.
-Straycd from the subscriber, n Bay
Pony, is sway back, star in forehead,
shaggy name, one white hind foot, fore
hoofs long and split. Any person de
liNcring him to me or giving informa-
lion will be libcrally rewarded.
JOHN GILTNER,
40 Chllicothc, Mo.
We call the attention Of our read
ers to the advertisement of the Com
mercial College of Kentucky university.
Lexington Ky, which appears in anoth-
e. column OF this paper. 1t is undoubt-
eily an excellent school. Read the adj
vortiSement.
The gentlemen. MeSsrs, A. Hoppe,
John NJ. Voris and Judge Z. j. Broad
dus, who We're nominated for school di-
rectors at the mass meeting, Saturday
night, have declined Another meet
ing has been called for tonight, when
other candidates will be put in the field.
"A very pleasant party of young la
dies and gentlemen assembled ut the
residence Of Mr.. j. A. Grace, last
Thursday evening. The occasion was
party given in honor of Miss Laura
Blakey, of Albany, No, who was here
on visit to friends and u guest of Miss
Ida Grace, i
A train on the Wabash road ran in
to some cattle near the Grand River
bridge last Monday, and killed several
of them. Three of the cattle killed, we
understand, belonged to Mr.. Al. Fow-
Ter, of this city. There was one steer
among the killed that we didn't learn
to whom it belonged; it had an under
bit in each ear.
Mr.. Jerry Donavan, the live and
gentlemanly agent of S. II. Barrett e.
Co.'S New United Monster Railroad
Shows, paid us pleasant call, Tues
day. Next week he will have some
thing to say to the people through the
columns of the CRISIS. His show will
be here on the 18th Of June.
Last Monday, Freddie, son of Mr..
W. II. England, fell from load of
wood while the wagon was in motion,
one wheel of which passed over his
body at The thighs. producing some Sc
we're imjcries. Dr. Cloud was called
in and attended the little fellows
wants. Atlast reports he was getting
along nicely.