Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-04-03

w. IL. Marker, Esq, of Blue
Mound township, made us pleasant
call, Saturday, and gave the press fund
Il lift of Sl.j0.
City election, May 9TH, at which
time the experience of the past two or
three years shows Greenback coun-
Gil should be elected.
L. j. Jarrett e Co., have put in
one of Tufts Artic Soda Fountains, the
finest, perhaps, that was ever in this
city. Call by and look at it.
Mr.. William Perkins, of Sumner,
Mo-, was in the city, last Friday. He
was formerly proprietor of the Farm
ers' Restaurant, in this city,
George Milbank, Jr, who has been
attending the State University at Co
lumbia, returned home, Saturday
night, the term having expired.
Mrs. n, II. Taft has removed the
Pacific express office to the north side
Of the square, into the room occupied
By IL. ID. Leeper's hardware store.
Several of our young people made
preparations to attend the masque ball
at Moorcsvillc, last Thursday night but
didn't 20 on'account of the storm.
Mr.. d. W. c. Edgerton, agent,
sold to T. +. Spencer, Esq, the house
on south Locust street occupied by Abe
Wallbrunn, Esq. Price Sl,l27.5O.
Oscar Mcnnifec, who has been
working in the telegraph office at Ham
ilton, has resigned his position there and
gone TO Quincy to Jerk lightning"
"A &. A. K. Post was organized at
Wheeling, last Saturday. About 10
members Of that order went down from
this city and took part in the exercises.
Don't fail to see the Flying Dutch
man 1t is guaranteed to run 100
pounds lighter than any other plow,
either riding or walking. 3l-3t
Mr.. John Nay purchased, last
week, Mr. Pugsley's stock of groceries.
The store is on Washington street, on
the other side of the railroad bridge.
City council, at its meeting. Satur-
day night, passed no gas ordinance.
The question will probably be submit
ted to the voters at the coming election.
ANYONE or a Party WANTING
SAVING DoNE.-l will put up my mill
for 10000 feet or more For particu-
lars address, W. A. DORNER.
SOFT Macon, Mo.
Mr.. VIM. A. Lane, who had been
on 4 visit to his daughter Mrs. Dr..
Goodc, who lives about twclvcs from
Kansas City, returned home, last Tues
day.
Mr.. Geo. &. Davis, of Cottonwood
Grove, returned, Saturday, from two
weeks viSi. to Kansas and South Mis-
souri. He doesn't think well OF South
Missouri.
Harry Webster came up from De
Witt, Saturday, and went over to Uti-
ca. He has resigned his position on
the Optic" in order to take charge of
the Utica "EIerald.'
The building occupied by Mr.. F.
II. Leaver, on the corner of Washing
ton and Webster streets, has been re-
moved TO the lot just west OF the one it
previously occupied.
Mr.. A. NJ. Wortendyke, of Moorcs-
vile, was over to the city, yesterday,
on business. We acknowledge pleas
ant call from him and the receipt of
$l.jO toward the new press.
Ion Wednesday evening of last
week, number of the young friends of
Miss Mamie Bissett called on her in a
body and gave her pleasant surprise.
She gave them II warm reception.
Il have a small lot of well selected
piece goods. | still keep samples repre-
scnting $4,000 to select from. | will
give satisfaction. Call on me.
4. C. HOGAN,
Off Tailor.
"A special from Hannibal to the
Post-DiSpatch, says that John Hunt, II
carpenter Of near Carrollton, Mo-, was
robbed, Tuesday night, OF Silj nj Han
nibal. He was there TO buy lumber.
l was so hoarsc could not speak
above n whisper; took two doses of
Burks' White Pine Balsam and can
talk us plain as ever, and would advise
all to use it that are afflicted as | was.
80 II. $. Brown.
Mr.. n. Moye, of Blue Mound town
ship, returned, Saturday morning, from
y four months visit to relatives in
Michigan. He has sister, son and II
number of nephews and nieccs there.
Mr.. Moye looks as though he had Jared
well while gone.
L. j. Jarrett & Co., wholesale and
retail confectioners, on Locust street,
one door north of the square, have put
in stock Of groceries, which they are
selling at prices that will astonish you
Just look at their prices in another col
umn.
That slight cold you think so little
of may prove the forerunner of a COM
plant that may be fatal. Avoid this
result by taking Ayers Cherry Pecto-
raj, the best of known remedies for
colds, coughs, catarrhs, bronchitis, in
cipient consumption, and all other
throat and lung diseases.
Mr.. Thos. McShanc, of tho second
ward, arrived home, Monday, after an
absence in Nebraska on business, Of
five months He called on u.s. Tues.