Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-03-27
LOCAL BITS.


night.
You can get any kind Of pillow
you want of Young & IRWIN.
Winnie Mansur, of st. Joseph, was
in the city, Sunday.
-Messrs. Frank and Scott Miller
were in Kansas City, last Friday.
Young & Irwin will sell You farm
implements cheaper than the cheapest.
There is some talk of establishing
n telephone line between Dawn and
Utica.
We keep no other chickens but Sc
lected Plymouth Rocks. Eggs Sl.jO
setting 3lf j. W. GREENE.
Born, to the wife of Mr.. Fred
Tucker, in this city, on the 2lst inst,
agirl.
Mr.. Alexander Ware, Of Jackson
township, sends in Sl.50 to the press
fund.
Mr.. H. V. Lewis, of Grand River
township, gives the press fund lift Of
Sl.50
Young IL Irwin have just received
two car loads of the finest buggics ever
brought to Chillicothe. 3l-3t
S. Palmer, Esq, put the roof on
Mr. II. o. Meek's new house. 1t is an
iron one.
Mr.. j. II. Burton, of Blue Mound
township, has given the press fund Il
lift of Sl.j0.
Mr. II. II. Adams, of Rich Hill
. township, on Saturday, gave the press
fund lift of Sl.5O.
Fred Bcarce, who had been in Rich
mond, Mo-, on visit to relatives, re-
turned home, Monday.
Mr.. Ledru Silvey, Of Salisbury, az
rived here, Monday evening, on Il visit
to Mr. w. Ii. Mansur.
Ed Chaplin, Esq, who had been
taking Turkish baths in Kansas City,
returned home, Monday.
Miss Sue Mead, of breckenridge,
attended the hop AT the City Hall in
this city, last Friday night.
Mr.. b. Hudson, a druggist OF the
thriving little city of Hale, was in this
city, Monday, on business,
Mr.. John A. Sloan, of Blue Mound
township, called on us, Saturday, and
left $500 for the press fund.
Mr.. E. S. Bailey, of Jackson town
ship, was among our callers, yesterday.
He gave the press fund a lift.
Rev. j. X. Noble has rented and
taken possession of the Crosby resi-
dcnce on east Calhoun street.
Mr.. w, H. Mansur was in Sails
bury, last Sunday and Monday. He re-
turned home, Monday evening,
~ Mr.. Louis Herman returned from
the East, yesterday, where he had been
buying spring stock Of goods.
Mr.. L. l.. Secrist, of Keokuk coun-
ty, Iowa. has been here several days,
visiting his uncle, Mr.. A. Secrist.
Mr.. Lewis Estep left for Hale City,
yesterday, to take position on the ed
itorial staff of the Hale City Times. ~
Mr.. j. Z. Hit, of the Carrollton
Democrat, was on our streets, Monday,
shaking hands with his hosts of friends,
IL YOU want the best and latest
Corn Pl@ and Check Rover, get
the Peoria advance of
Sl-3t YOUNG g. IRWIN.
Mr.. Herman Lindqvest sold his res.
' idcnce property OF south Cherry street,
last week. to John Saali, Esq. Price
Sal.
Plenty of 8 per cent. money, Judge
Phillips or no Judge Phillips No ad,
vance in commission or interest.
Soft d. w. C. EDGERToN.
Mr.. NJ. N. Spooner, of Wheeling
township, made us pleasant call {
few days ago, and contributed $1.75 t,
the press fund.
Don't fail to see the Flying Dutch
man." 1t is guaranteed to run 1OC
pounds lighter than any other plow
either riding or walking. 9l-St
MIR. B. EIwards, of Macon City
who has the contract for the erection 81
the new hotel, is in this city, prepar
ing to commence operations.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
Church will give an oyster and io,
cream festival at the City Hall, on to
morrew friday evening.
Sets of teeth as low us S5 and fill
ings as low as so cents, until furthe
notice.
32i j. W. GREENE.
Mr.. u. Smith, of Elizabeth, Ne7
=. Jersey, is in the city, the guest of Mr.
A. McVey. Mr.. Smith is senior part
ner in the New York. Store.