Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-11-20
II. i ST. JOE Il. r. Time Table.
LOCAL BITS.

-Burks' White Pine Balsam for colds.
Mrs. Aaron Bashford is seriously
i'll.
The finest dollar lamp in the city
at S. A. STONES. 1t
Mr.. Herb Kentncr is sick with
pneumonia.
Major Bullcns and wife returned
from Arkansas, yesterday.
Choice Plymouth Rocks 81, at
Grccne's poultry yards. lltf
Miss Ida Yates, of Gallatin, came
down, last week, on visit to friends.
Your troublesome cough will sure
ly yield to Burks' White Pine Bal,am.
Decorated dinner sets, 1870 pieces,
only 9l6, at S. A. STONES. 1t
Dick johnson, Esq, went to st.
Joseph yesterday to work on the Ga-
zette.
A hacking cough is hard to cure,
but Burks' White Pine Balsam will cure
it. IA
Tickets to Chicago and other points
East are selling at one dollar now in
Kansas City.
At S. A. STONES you will find the
largest and cheapest line of Hanging
Lamps in the city. 1t
DIR. Greene returned, yesterday,
from two weeks professional visit
to Cunningham.
DR.. Greene spends the last ten days
of every month at his Chillicothe den
tai Office. Su
Mr.. VIM. Jones, of Omaha, Ncbras-
ka, arrived here, Saturday night He
is an X-Chillicothcan.
Miss May Bullens, who had been
on visit to friends in Richmond, Mo,
returned home, last week.
Dolls Dolls DOLLS!!! Just
90 and see the cords Of dolls ut s. A,
STONES. 1t
Mr.. Charles Chaplin and son, OF
Kansas City, have been in the city sew,
eral days, visiting relatives.
Mrs. L. Z. Miller left this morning
on the Wabash for Harlan, Iowa, on 4
visit to relatives.
-Burks' White Pine Balsam is an in
fallible remedy for "Raw Sore
Throat" II
Alex. Dockery received a plurality
OF S,3lO over Harwood, Republican, in
the 3rd Congressional district.
Parker Wells, ESD, of New Mexico
arrived here, Monday night, on visi
to his uncle, Mr.. John Ruckcr.
VIM. Y. Davis, Esq, went up tc
Gallatin, Monday morning, where h,
expects to reside in the future.
Ed. Lorentz, Esq, formerly of this
city, is now principal of the publ,
school, ut Livingston, Montana.
Mr.. John Ruckcr has been suffer
ing severely with erysipelas in his lcf
ear, but is about recovered, now.
Mr.. ii. o. Meek is clcrklng IN Cor
win $ feed store, on South Locust street
He has entire charge Of the establish
ment.
If you want 10 buy wedding o
birthday present, don't fail to loOl
through the immense assortment of ap
propratc articles at S. A. Stones.
Mr.. Joseph Pierson has rented hi
brewery to Frank Branter, Esq, of 81
Louis, who will take possession imme
diatcly.
-Wallbr Alexander Il Co., hav
something very interesting to say t
our readers, this week. Read their ad
vertisemcnt carefully.
Mr.. John n. Parsons and wife, {
Shelbina Mo-, have been in the cit
several days, visiting their daughter
Mrs. j. A. Dawson.
The President has named Thurs
day, November 9th, as a day {
Thanksgiving. Governor Crittendc
has designated the same day.
The Fanny Mountcastle dramati
troupe that are billed for this city. ncN
Tuesday night, will bring with them
car load of scenery. Don't miss tn
treat.
Smith & McVcy have had full-sizc
plate glass windows put in the front {
the clothing department of the Ne
York Store. 1t is quite IN improv
y nent.
We understand Miss Florence A
per intends spending the winter wit
friends in Washington, d. G. She vi
leave for that city about the lst of d
cember.
Some Of that "beautifsl snow" fl
in this vicinity, Monday night, but
did not stay long-in the shape
snow, but soon vanished and left mi
in its stead.
The members of the bar Of this ci
have petitioned the Governor to a
point Judge L. j. Broaddus, of Il
city, as one of the Judges of the Cou
of Appeals for the Western Distric
We would be pleased to see the petit
granted.