Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-06-19


irS," "Cordials" etc, for the Baby, and
DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup is now the es-
tablished and reliable remedy. Price
% cents. II
-Yhe New York Store was repre-
scnted in the procession of the show,
Tuesday. 1t had an elegantly dccorat-
ed advertising wagon, following in the
wake of the procession.
Some parties in this city are agita-
ting the question Of organizing silver
cumct band. Chillicothe is now. with
out band, and we sincerely hope the
movement will succeed.
Meadville Messenger: Miss Jcn-
ME McGinnis, who is spending yaca-
ton in Chillicothc, came down Sunday,
to see her many friends at this place.
She returned on Monday.
Il have a small lot OF well selected
piece goods, still keep samples repre-,
senting $4,000 to select from. viii
give satisfaction. Call on me.
I. c. HOGAN,
OF Tailor.
The Sunday School Concert at the
First NJ. f. Church, Sunday night, was
well attended and quite entertaining.
Music for the occasion consisted OF or
gan by Mrs. Mansfield and violin and
bass yiol by the Schneider Bros.
Mr.. j. C. Barnes, of Blue Mound
township, will give IL platform dance
at his residence /! miles east of Blue
Mound post Office, on the evening OF
the Fourth Of July. Excellent music
will be in attendance. All are invited.
-- Mcssrs, John Marens, of the Ham
iltOn News-Graphic, and Charley Now
der, of the breckenridge Bulletin, paid
us pleasant call, Tuesday afternoon.
They didn't come down to the show,
but were here strictly on business.
-Straycd from the subscriber, Il Bay
Pony, is sway back, star in forehead,
shaggy name, one white hind foot, fore
hoofs long and split. Any person de-
liycring him TO me or giving informa-
ton will be liberally rewarded.
JOHN GILTNER,
40 Chillicothc, Mo.
-Carrollton journal: Ed. Rhca,
son of Jos. IL. Rhca, who left this place,
last March, for Scotland, to purchase
Polled Angus cattle, returned, We'd
ncsday morning, from Boston, where
he had 10 remain in quarantine with
his fine cattle for ninety days after
their arrival.
-Carrollton Record: Things are
workin'.' We hope those who have
perSiStcntly asserted that "Turncr's
railroad would never come to Car
rollton, will gather heart and strength
from the fact that Chief Engineer
Gilchrist, with party Of survey
ors, commenced on Thursday last
to locate the line from Bogard TO Car
rollton. llurrah for "Our Railroad"
Scientific American, June II; a
lime kiln has been patented by Mr..
Bernhard Albcrs, of Conception, Mo.
The base of the chambers Of the kiln
has rounded convcrgcnt shoulders, the
chamber having lodges below the outer
edges of these shoulders, upon which
is supported fire CRATE, thus providing
more effective combustion of fuel
mixed with limestone than is obtained
where the fire bed extends over the
whole area OF the chambers on the floor
of the kiln.
Last Friday afternoon, Master
Iawlcy Barney, aged seven years, son
Of Dr.. K. Barney, met with serious
I
accident. lie was playing on the
bridge just east Of his fathers house,
when he lost his hold and fell into the
mud and water, striking his head on Il
stone, which rendered him inscnSiblc,
Some children, who were playing near
by, gave the alarm and he was rescued
just in time, as the boys face was un-
der water and he would have drowned
in short time. Every attention was
paid to the little fellow, but it was soy
cral hours before he rcgained cons us
ness. At the present writing he is, we
believe, getting along all right.