Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-11-13
II. 4 ST. JOE n. r. Time Table.
LOCAL BITS.

Greene S poultry yards. lltt
Mrs. L. +. Miller returned from
her visit to Kentucky, this morning.
Mrs. Belle Morris returned, last
week, from Il three months visit in the
East.
DR.. Greene spends the last ten days
of every month at his Chilicothc den
tai office. Stf
Mr.. l.. 7. Collier is boarding at the
Browning House, having broken up
housekeeping.
The Wheeling band furnished
music for the Democratic jubilee, Sat
urday night.
Born, in Cunningham, Mo-, No
vember 4th, 1884, to the wife OF j. Ii.
Parker, boy.
Jack Cloudas, Esq, cX-Chilicothc-
an, has been elected clerk Of courts of
Dakota, we hear.
Frank Adams, Esq, of Rich Hill
township, returned, Tuesday, from his
visit to Texas.
Born, to the wife Of Dr. j. Gray
Dorsey, of Springhill, on November
9Th, 1881, Il girl
The name of the new hotel has
been changed from Park House" to
"Leeper House"
James Hale, ESD, of Sampscl
township, went to Shelby county, last
week, to visit friends.
Frank Mathcwson, Of Rich Hill
township, fell from load of wood,
Monday, and broke his arm.
- Mr.. j. f. MARITIME was here, Mon
day and Tuesday. He came to attend
the funeral Of his granddaughter.
Adjourned term of circuit court
convened Monday, to further hear the
famous Turner-JOhnsoA land suit.
G. A. Adams Il Son are running
the Browning Creamery on trial. II they
can make it pay they expect to buy it.
Miss Minnie Brown, daughter Oft
q Brown Esq, went to Mexico, Mo-,
Monday night, TO enter Hardin CO.
lcge.
The Cleveland and Hendricks Glcc
Club, of this city, attended the Demo-
cratic jolliIication meeting ut Trenton,
Monday.
Miss Hattie Dubbns went to CAL
lao, Monday, called there by the dam
gcrous illness Of her brothcr-ln-lAw,
May Claybrook.
Mr.. j. T. Sclby, of South Pueblo,
arrived here, Monday, on IL brief busi-
ness visit. Mr. Selby says Mrs. Sclbys
health is improving.
The editor of the CRIslS is grateful
to the voters of the banncr township of
Fairview for giving him the largest
vote and the largest majority.
Mr.. Charley Giltncr left, Saturday
nlght, for Chicago, to buy stock of
holiday goods for Gitncr d Co. He
made similar trip one year ago.
The owner of Swan Lake, near
Cunningham, charges each hunter %
cents per LAY for the privilege of hunt
ing thereon, or $500 for the season.
Miss Alice Woodford, who is teach
ing in the Hamilton public schools,
came down, Saturday, on II visit TO rel
.atives. She returned, Monday morn
ing.
--Eph Gray, Esq, of Stanberry, who
for years has been u conductor on the
Wabash road, has quit railroading and
will move back TO ChllicOthc, we ur-
derstand.
Hale City Time: Paul j. Dixon,
candidate for Secretary of State, re-
ccived 1893 votes in this township, being
the largest number of votes received by
any candidate.
We hope our correspondents will
at once renew their weekly reports.
We also desire correspondents in Mon
roe, Mooresyille, jackson and Cream
Ridge townships.
--NIcssrs. Spence & DAILY, the 1--we re-
al estate agents, have moved back to
their old quarters over Kase's Store
which they left temporarily while the
building was undergoing repairs.
Il have small lot of we'll selected
piece goods. still keep samples repre-
senting $1,000 to select from. will
give satisfaction. Call on me.
T. C. HOGAN,
6tf Tailor.
Saturday, the suit of Jacob L.Brant
against City Marshall Miller for the
possession of m impounded COW wa'
ried- The jury failed to agree, ant
the case is se5 for trial again, next Sat
urday.
DREssNIAKING.-Alis Estelle and Id,
Hyatt, at residence Of Mr.. j. Slagle
North Locust Street, second door nortl
from Jarreit's grocery store, Is prepar
ed to do dressmaking in the latest an'
best styles and at reasonable prices. 4
- Mr.. G. G. Brown went to Mexico
No., last week, to take a look thnougl
Hardin College, and especially the Col