Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-12-04
HAST. JOE R. II. Time Table.
LOCAL BITS.

--Cho ice Plymouth Rocks 81, at
Grcenc's poultry yards. lift
-Hcywood's Mnstrcls at the City
Hall, tonight.
90 See those Electric Lamps at
lj-it $. A. STONE.
"A chronic cough or cold can be
cured with Burks White Pine Balsam.
Mr.. Herb Kentncr is again at the
store after two weeks of sickness.
Call at Vinccnt,& Thornton's and
see their New Goods for the Holidays.
Charley Mathews has gone to Tren-
ton to work at his trade there,
All goods marked in plain figures,
at lott 5. a. STONES.
MIR. W. B. Stevens has gone East to
buy goods for Gunby, Stevens 4 Bolts.
That troublesome night cough will
Weld to Burks' White Pine Balsam. Ii
MIR. John Murphy, of Moorcsyille
township, made us Il pleasant call, last
Friday.
DR.. Greene spends the last ten days
of every month at his Chillicothe dem
tai Office. Stf
Mr.. j. w. HutchiSon, of Medicine
tp. made the CRISIS Office u substantial
call, yesterday.
Miss Aethca Macarthur has diScon-
tnucd her millinery business at Dawn
and returned here.
Major L. r. Bullcns and family re
moved to st. Joseph, last week, and
will make their home there.
Miss Clara POttlc went to Quincy,
last Friday, where she will spend the
winter with relatives.
Pete Person Esq. left, Monday,
for Southwest Missouri Cia Kansas
City, on prospecting tour.
= -Burks' White Pine BalSam is the
most effective remedy known for
coughs, colds and hoarsencSs. Try it.
Mr.. John Wood has recovered
fom his attack OF Quinsy and has re-
simed his duties at the Ii. ~ ST. 10.
depot,
Monday nirht, Rev. and Ms. Bca-
gle cave social party in honorof Miss
Ida Yates, Of Gallatn, who is visiting
them.
Hon. David |. Brown of Ottawa,
Ohio, arrived here ON business, ycstcr-
day lie is stopping at the Henry
House.
Mr.. Steve Norris left for Philadcl-
pha, Saturday, to get = new lot Of sam
pies Of the clothing house for which Il,
is travelling,
C. &. Wall Esq. general agent fol
Missouri Of the ST. Louis Evangelist
was in the city yesterday. He made II,
aplcasant call,
Mrs Nat Cooper went toSt Louis
Sunday night, TO he present nj the we'd
ding of her sister, Miss MolIie, whicl
occurred, yesterday.
Stones opening, Monday night
was a grand affair, and was ATTENDED
by hundreds, who were highly pleased
\ by the fine display.
Mrs. A. NJ. Longwith, of Medicin,
township, made the CRISIS Office Il call
yesterday, and subscribed for the CRsl
for relative in Illinois.
Mr. VIM. Voorhees,, OF Moorcsvill,
township, was among our callers, las
Saturday. He enrolled himself on tn
CRISIS list and paid up to Dee 1885.
Will furnish Sunday Schools TO
their Christmas trees at wholcsal
prices, Ii order is placed on or belor
December 20. 1j-4t S. A. STONE
-Heywood's Mastodon Minstrels wi
exhibit ut the City Hall this evening
The troupe is one of the best on tn
road and we predict for them Il crowde
house.
Mr. II. Theme, OF Cream Ridg
tp. made us II pleasant call, last Satul
day. He says he might stand the lo'
prices on hogs if the cholera would !,
his alone.
i have the largest and lowe!
priced stock of Holiday Goods to |
found in North Missouri. Call and st
me and be convinced.
l5-2t S. A. STONE.
80 On Monday of last week, in Sull
van county, near Browning, two mel
Jack Hubbard and Riley Kennedy, b.
came involved in a quarrel, Hubbal
shooting Kennedy.
Mr.. Stephen w. Baugh Esq. al
de, of Avalon, were here, last FL
day. on their way to Avalon from Har
illon, having been married at the latt
pace, on the day before.
Charley Brugger Esq, of Chicag
was here, last week. Charley h
gained considerably in flesh and motl
tache and looks very much like a proI
inn Prussian politician.
Il have small lot of we'll select
piece goods. still keep samples repr
senting $4,000 to select from. | "
give satisfaction. Call ON me.
T. C. HOGAN,
Off Tailor.