Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-06-05
II. 4 ST. JOE r. r. Time Table.
LOCAL BITS.

R. c. Bond is dangerously ill with
spinal trouble.
We understand that Judge Turner
is quite feeble.
There was an immense crowd in
town on Decoration Day.
Miss Louie Chapman left for her
home in Illinois, Tuesday night
Wheeling, Avalon and Utica bands
furnished music here, on Decoration
Day.
- We keep no other chickens but Sc
lccted Plymouth Rocks. Eggs Sl.jO
setting. 3ltf j. W. GREENE.
"A patent has just been issued to
Mr.. b. Albcrs, OF Conception, Mo-, for
limc-kiln.
The Daily Tribune and Evening
News did not issue, last Friday, Deco
ration Day.
Mrs. Isaac Leepcr has gone to the
Mooresville Mineral Springs for her
health. h.-Avalon Aurora.
Seventh Day Advcntists' Camp
Meeting commences to-day in north
eastern suburbs of this city.
Mr.. Adam Saali is building an ell
20 'egant residence on his lot one block
north of North NJ. Z. Church.
DR. Barney, w. A. jacobs and j.
2. Sailor are in attendance as specta-
tors, at the Chicago convention.
The X. P. picnic to be held here on
next Wednesday, promises to be large
ly attended. Mrs. Bryan's Grove is the
place.
Sets of teeth rs low as $5 and fill
ings rs low as 80 cents, until further
notice.
32tf j. w. GREENE.
Mr.. II. IL. Adams, OF Rich Hill
township, handed us IL stock OF blue
grass this morning which measured
six feet and two inches.
Miss Mollic Snow, of Brooklicld,
was united in marriage to Mr. VIII
Dimmick, of Kansas City, at the for
mer place, on May 2Sth.
c. ID. Henry and Miss Sarah Henry,
of Kirksyille, are here visiting their
brother, Lon Henry, one Of the land
lords OF the Henry House.
PIE. ! of s per cent money, Judge
Phillips or no Judge Phillips. No adj
vance in commission or interest.
soft ID. w. &. EDGERToN.
Mrs. J. X. Mcconnell, left for her
home in Findlay, Ohio, last Thursday.
HShe had been here some time visiting
her daughter. Mrs. Andrew Lcopcr.
Mr. X. N. Prices residence on
west Webster street caught fire, last
Thursday, but before much damage
was done the blaze was cxtinguished
DR.. Kimberlin, of the Kansas City
Eye and Ear lniirmary, after this date,
will visit Chilicothc only one day in
each month, the 18th. Don't forget
the date. 40
-Carrollton Record We learn that
Mr., Miller, who has been selling How
crs in our city, is thinking OF removing
lis greenhouse from ChillicUthc to Car-
rollton.
The school hoard of Hamilton
has appointed Miss Alice Woodford, OF
this city, as one of the teachers in the
public schools of that place for the
next term.
Mrs. John X. Wilson, neo Miss
Mary Ellis was here the fore part of the
week visiting Miss Nettie Stewart.
She and Miss Nettio went 10 St. Louis,
Tuesday night, from whence they were
to 90 to Sweet Springs, Mo-.
Mr.. Edmund Allen and daughter
Miss Mary, came up from st. Louis,
last Thursday. Miss Mary had been
. down there several months, receiving
-,-medical treatment. Mr.. Allen had on
ly been thcr short time.
-Strayed from the subscriber, Il Bay
Pony, is sway back, star in forehead,
shaggy name, one white hind foot, fore
hoofs long and split. Any person de-
livering him to me or giving informa-
ton will be liberally rewarded.
JOIN GILTNER,
40 Chillicothe, Mo.
John G, IIargrave, of the Forks of
A the River, has finally been successful in
his pension claim. While in the En-
rolled Missouri Militia he lost his left
arm, but from technical objections his
Acclaim was from time to time rejected.
y He gets $4,000 back pension and $50
per month from now on.
y Il have small lot of we'll selected
7 piece goods. ] still keep samples repre-.
senting $4,000 to select itrom. | will
give satisfaction. Call on me.
T.. C.HOGAN,
6tf Tailor.
Ora Enswinger, Esq, agent tor
John r. Doris New Monster Shows,
paid,us pleasant call, Tuesday. lie
informed us his show would visit our