Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-03-27

uay, 10 attend NJ ncr DeuSluc.
i am now stopping at j Wilson'S
Drug and Notion Store, and cordially
invite all my acquaintances when COM
ing to Hale TO call and see me.
Yours respectfully,
30 n. NJ. RICE.
Mr. Francis Sproul, formerly of
near Farmcrsvillc, now of Hume, Bates
county, Mo-, sends e4,2j to the press
fund and orders the american Sen
try"
Il have a small lot of well selected
piece goods. | still keep samples repre-
senting SIo, 900 to select from. viii
give satisfaction. Call on me.
r.. c. HOGAN,
Off Tailor.
The partnership OF Broaddus Il
Wait having expired, Judge Broaddus
has moved into the rear room over
Lccpor's hardware store. Mr.. Wait
remains in the old offices.
MIR. A. G. Gillian, pressman, with
Nixon ~ Jones, Printing Co., St. Louis,
paid us Il pleasant call, this morning
He and his wife went down to Mead
vile on the II A. NJ. train, on Il visit to
relatives.
We have used and recommended
Burk's White Pine Balsam for coughs,
etc:
II. S. Osborn, prcs't Quincy Coal Co.
Chas, C. Osborn, supt. -
Albert Dcmaree, City Comptroller.
Ii. NJ. Boggcss, Wabash Pass'r CIR. 32
C. W. Cox, the man who stole Mr..
John Morris horse a short time ago,
and who was apprchended at Lincoln,
Nebraska, arrived here, last Friday
night,in charge of sheriff Harris, and is
in Jail. He will have his preliminary
examination on April Sd.
Have you cough? Slecpless
nights need no longer trouble you, The
use Of Ayers Cherry Pcctoral, before
retiring, will soothc the cough TO quiet,
allay the inflammation, and allow the
needed rcpose. 1t will, morcoycr,Spccd-
lily heal t%e pulmonary organs and give
You health. 81
-Mr. +. Chaunccy, agent OF the Pa
cifc Express company in this city, has
resigned his position, Mrs. n. II. Taft
being appointed as his successor. Mr..
Chauncey and family left, Friday night,
for st. Peters, this State, where he will
occupy similar position.
Mr.. John A. Sloan, of Blue Mound
township, returned, Saturday, from
near Adrian, Michigan, where he had
been for about month, visiting rcla-
,ivcs. His father, mother. seven broth
ers and one sister live there. He had
not seen his parents for fifteen years
The hail storm, Monday night, it
seems, was considerably heavier in the
west part OF this county, than it was
here. Mr.. W. +. Spears, Of Moorcs-
Vile, had eight fine pigs killed by the
hail on that night, and John Williams,
ESl., Of Utica, had Il COW and cali kill
ed by Lightning.
Our old friend Mr.. c. Doran, of
Kansas City, is here on business and a
visit to friends. lie is enjoying splcn-
did health and seems as pert as one in
his twcnties. He made us call, yes
tcr,lay, and left So towards the new
press.
Mr.. F. p. Hastings, of Wheeling,
who for a number Of years has had
charge of the railroad Office there, call
ed on us, yesterday, to leave Sl.50 for
the press fund. He informed us that
he would remove to Colorado about the
middle Of April, where he will follow
the same business that he is now en-
gagged in.
-Wyandotte correspondence Kansas
City Journals Mrs, j. NJ. Davis, who
has very recently taken up her resi-
dencc in Wyandotte, has accepted an
engagement as leading soprano in the
choir of the First Baptist Church, Kan
sas City. Mrs. Davis is known as n
most talented vocalist, who formerly
charmed the good people of Chilicothe
by her cultivated voice, and as she will
make her home in this city it is to be
hoped that Wyandottc may have the
pleasure very soon, OF hearing her.
Some person or persons tried to
burn the Utica bridge, last Saturday
night. John Couch, Esq, who lives
near the bridge on the west side of the
river, discovered the fire before it had
made much headway, and with the aid
of Mrs. Bench and her children, who
live on this side of the river, soon sue
ceeded in quelling the flames. John
said the fire was kindled with pine and
coal oil, and but for his timely discov-
cry the bridge would have been de-
stroyed. No clue to the perpetrators
OF the deed.
Quite number OF our citizens, took
advantage of the free excursion rates
and went down to St. Louis, Monday
night. The following, is a partial list; N.