Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-04-03
LOCAL BITS.

City council meets tonight.
You can get any kind Of plow
you want of Young & IRWIN.
Our merchants did fair business,
last Saturday.
Mr.. Al. Simpkins took trip to
Hale City, last week
Sheep killing dogs are getting in
; their work" again.
Mr. Coop Powell's little son has
been quite i'll for several days.
DR.. S. T. Boyce left, last week, for
Duluth, Minnesota, on business.
Young & Irwin will sell you farm
implements cheaper than the cheapest.
DR. Frank Rexford of Brookiield,
was visiting relatives in this city, Sun
day.
Mr.. N. NJ. Rice, of Hale City, was
in Chllicothe, Saturday, Sunday and
Monday.
John l.. Brant, Esq, OF IIami-
ton, was visiting relatives in this city,
Sunday.
We keep no other chickens but Sc
lectcd Plymouth Rocks. Eggs Sl,jO
setting. 31tf j. W. GREENE.
Dir. Davis, of Jackson township,
will, we understand, soon locate at
Jamesport.
-Messrs. w. L. Crcllin and j. l..
Buford were in Kansas City, Sunday
and Monday.
Mr.. l. II. Kinlcy, editor of the
"Brunswicker," Brunswick, was ON our
streets, Friday,
Mr.. Geo. G. Davis, Of Cottonwood
Grove. gave the press fund Il lift OF
[ $LjO, Saturday.
-Mr. James McCollum, Of Moores-
vile township, sent over yesterday,
$l.5O for the press fund.
Young & Irwin have just received
two car loads of the finest buggics ever
brought TO Chillicothe. 3l-3t
Born, to the wife of Mr.. A. A. JAS
mcr. at Clarence, Mo-, on Thursday,
March u, 1884, boy,
BETTER THAN GOLD is good rep
utation, such as DcLands have made
for their Soda Use no other 80
Mrs. X. L. Scay went up TO Moorcs-
vile, Sunday, on short visit to her
.. sister, Mrs. T. j, Ireland.
County court will sit as Board of
Equalization, next Monday, and on
Tuesday, will sit as court.
Mr.. II. S. Broaddus has sold his
butcher shop on south Washington
street. to Mr.. j. +. johnson.
Miss Ella Woolford has been quite
sick, for several days with malarial fc-
yer, but is convalcscing now.
Work has been commenced on the
new hotel building, that is, they have
commenced to cNcayate the dirt.
DR.. Charles Patton, of Sampsel
township, called, Monday, and left his
contribution of $50 to the press fund
Mr.. II. j. Brvol sold his residence
property on Walnut street, to Mr.. ".
A. Henderson, last Friday. Price, ST.
200.
If you want the best and latest
Corn Planter and Check Rover, get
the Peoria Advance Of
3l-3t Young u lRwIN.
The festival given by the ladies of
the Presbyterian Church, at the City
Hall, Friday night, was well patron
lied
Plenty of s per cent mt y, Judge
Phillips or no Judge Phillips. No ad-
vance in commission or interest
soft D. w. c. EDGERToN.
Mr.. A. SechriSt and wife were WIS.,
itng friends in Meadville, last Sunday.
Mr.. Sechrist's nephew accompanied
them.
Mr.. John l.. Wilson, who had been
here visiting relatives and friends, left,
Monday, for his home in Eureka, Kan
sas.
Mr.. w. A. Jacobs, who had been
visiting his mother in Battle Creek,
Michigan, returned home, last Thurs
day.
Sets of teeth as low as s. and fill
ings as low as 80 cents, until further
y notice.
S2tf j. W. GREENE.
Mrs. II. H. Edsall and daughters
Misses Lou aud Georgia, left, Monday
for Clarence, Mo-, on visit to rela
tives.
"A protracted meeting is in progres,
at the Christian Church, this week.
is being conducted by the pastor, Ed
G. Monroe.
We had quite rain, Thursda!
night, accompanied with a good deal o
lightning and wind. Some Of our citi
zens retreated to their caves and Gel
lars, fearing there was going to he
cyclone.