Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-10-23
II. u ST. JOE r. II. Time Table.
LOCAL BITS.

| Ford and StarkloT will be here, on
| Friday OF next week.
/ Mr.. John Gitncr left Monday night
for Indiana on visit to his daughter.
DR.. Greene spends the last ten days
of every month at his Chillicothe dem
tai Office. ST
ID. j. L. Cadle and wife left for St.
Louis, last night, where they will re-
side.
MIR. j. w. Gift, of Cream Ridge,
& has our thanks for half buShel OF fine,
large apples.
-Mr.Joe Bargdoll has returned from
Carrollton and accepted a position on
the Tribune.
F. II. Leaver, Esq, is moving his
stock OF goods into his new quarters,
the Swetand building.
Mr.. l.. 5. Bearce returned Monday
night from Indiana where he had been
on business for some weeks.
C. X. j. Mclnturil, Esq, and Judge
Donovan made good speeches at the
court room, Saturday night.
|. -Mcssrs. l.. A. Chapman and j. L.
Evans, have rented suite OF rooms for
Offices, in the SHETLAND building.
MIR. j. IL. Paulser and family and
Mr.. Elmer Wilds, OF GAINESVILLE, Ohio,
arrived here last week ami may buy
farms here.
DIR. S. +. Boyce, of Duluth, Mimi,
arrived here via st. Louis, last Satur-
day, on short visit. Dr. is looking well
and says he likes Duluth.
Mrs. Gussc Corbctt arrived here
from Denver, Saturday. Her husband
came with her, but did not stop here
he went on 10 Macon City.
MIR. Herman Berg returned from
Chicago, Sunday, where he had been
making PURCHASES ior the Palace oi
Fashion and the new restaurant.
MIR. Perry u. Hughes, OF Milan,
once resident OF ChilllcUtnc, has bought
out Mr.. j. ii. Mathews harness eslaD-
lishmcnt and will move back here. =
The brickwork Of the new hotel
building will De completed in three
weeks or less with favorable wealth
cr The hotel will be called the Park
Hotel"
AT last report the protractcd mee,-
ing ut the Burner school house, hclu
by Key. Robt. Knox, Of Hale City, was
s,.ll progressing aud there had been
thirty-hye conversions.
Mr. Jacob l.. Brant has replevinod
from the City Marshal two COWS, taken
up and impounded under the city stock
law. Mr. Brlnt claims that the Ordi-
nance will not hold water.
- Mr.. James Z. Blair, an eX-Chilli-
Gothic boy,now OF DenisOn, Texas, s,arriy-
ed here Friday night, accompanied by
his bride, ON Il short visit to his relatives
Col. Swain and Mr. Nlilbank.
w. H. Mis5mans store building
caught fire, Friday night, but the fire
was eNtinguiShcd before much damage
\. was done. Insured with j. L. Evans
who has had the damage repaired.
Il have a small lot OF well selected
piece goods. | still keep samples repre-
senting $4,000 to select from. will
give satisfaction, Call on me.
T. c. HOGAN,
Off Tailor.
Lit, Governor Campbell will speak
ut the court room, tomorrow night, in
behalf Of the Democrats. The Blaine
and Logan club meeting was postponed
to Saturday night, TO accommodate
him.
Saturday, November lst there
will be Republican rally at Wheeling.
Addresses will be made by Hon. j.. q.
Lodge, OF st. Louis, and Senator ia
cobs. We understand that DR.. Bee
mans Glec Club will attend.
Hon. II. Martin Williams, happen
ing to be in the city, Monday, spoke at
the court room at night. The rain which
set in about six O'Clock, prevented II
large audience, but those present SEEM
ed to enjoy the speech hugely. \
Last week DR.. j. L. Cadle, of this
city, was chosen secretary of the MAJ
sonic Mutual Benefit Society of Missou-
ri. His headquarters will be in st. Lou
is. The salary is $4,000 per year. While
we regret to see DR.. Cadle remove from
our midst, we congratulate him, on his
success.
The Stark Nursery company, Of
Louisiana, Mo-, will make their deliv-
cry of trees ut Chillicothe, Mo-, Satur-
day, November 1.
Customers will please meet us
promptly on day of delivery.
T. j. RICHTER, Ag't.,
1O-1t STARK q Co.
We have no hesitation in recon-
mending the Garland Stoves and
Ranges" Their high reputation for
durability, economy Of fuel, convent
ence and artistic finish stamps them as
the best in the world. II is the con-
slant aim of the manufacturers to make
the very best stoves that can be pro