Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-05-08
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LOCAL BITS.

LOCAL BITS.
Mr.. Ed. Shea, of this city, helps
the press fund $1.j0
An enthusiastic republican favors
Jack Sailor for congress.
Tho now council will be inaugural
ed next Tuesday, at noon.
-Councilman-clect Fred Hoppe went
to St. Louis, Monday night.
Ed. d. T. Wright preached at
jackson Station. last Sunday.
Mr.. Perry Brown, of this city, con-
tributes 5l,jO to the press fund.
w, L. CrclIin, Esq, went up TO
Breckenridge, Saturday, on business.
Mr.. Samuel Thorns, Of near Lime
us, has given us lift on the press of
$1j0
Mr.. II. H. Andrews, of Rich Hill
tp., has contributed Sl.jO to the press
fund.
We keep no other chickens but Sc
lected Plymouth Rocks. Eggs $40
setting. stiff j. W. GREENE.
james Hicks sends from Las Ami
mas, Col, u contribution to the press
fund.
The Wheeling brass band has been
engaged to play in this city on Dccora-
tion Day.
Mr.. Samuel Eaton, of Grand River
township, has given the press fund a
lift Of $500
DR.. S. +. Boycc and family, depart
ed yesterday for Dauth, Mimi, their
future home.
Mr.. j. II. Kerr, of Utica, helped lis
on the press fund by paying Sl.j0 on
subscription,
--Eugcnc DAILY has resigned his po-
sition as clerk in n. j. Rcnsch's boot
and shoe store.
Hale City Times: Misses Maggie
and Lydia Gale, of Chillicothe, were in
Hale City, Tuesday.
Clear this morning, after several
days of rain. Flowing for corn has
been much delayed.
C. II. Mansur, Esq.,, who had been
in indianapolis, Ind, on business, re-
turned home Thursday.
Bishop Robertson, Of St. Louis,
held services at Grace Church ia this
city, last Friday evening.
Mrs. Is. +. Berry, of Wyandotte
Kansas, arrived here, last week, on 4
visit to relatives and friends.
Mr.. J. X. johnson, of Cream Ridge
I tp., called on us Tuesday, and contrib
uted $l.5O to the press fund.
d. II. Craig, Esq, of Salida, Colo
RADIO, arrived here, last Saturday. lie
formerly resided in this city.
We understand that Ed. Wallace,
Esq, is going into the Try goods and
grocery business at Wheeling.
Mr.. James Petit, of Medicine town
ship, called on us Saturday, and con-
tributcd $500 to the press fund,
Mr.. NJ. T. Peck, of Blue Mound tp,,
pays for the CRISIS year in advance,
thus helping the press fund @l.jO
Born, to the wife of Jos Couch,
Esq, short distance west OF this city,
on Saturday, May 8, 1884, boy.
The examination of Andrew Hall
at Hale, Monday last, for the Clone
burglary, resulted in his discharge.
Sets of teeth as low as IS and fill
ings as low as 30 cents, until further
notice.
S2tf j. W. GREENE.
John Marens, Esq, editor of the
Hamilton News-Graphic, was in the
city, Friday, and paid us pleasant
call.
Capt. Baalis Davis, of Gallatin,
came down, Monday night, on bust
ness connected with his property in
d, this city.
Mr. Warren NJ. Hudgins, of
Mooresvile, was here Saturday, and
called on us to give the press fund lift
of Sl.50.
Mr.. L. Pinklcy, of Jackson town.
ship, made the CRISIS Office u pleasant
call, recently, and left $500 for the
press fund
Plenty of 8 per cent. money, Judge
Phillips or no Judge Phillips. No ad-
vance in commission or interest.
soft DIV. C. EDGERroN.
Dan Park, Esq, the leading jewell
or of Colorado City, Texas, arrived
here, last week, on visit to relatives
and friends.
Mr.. L. NJ. Anderson, of south of
Mooresville, made us a pleasant call
last week, and contributed $500 to the
press fund.
Mr., George Milbank, vito and
child, of BrookGeld, were in the city,
Sunday, visiting the family of Mr.. Geo.
Milbank, of this city.
Il have small lot of well selected
piece goods. ! still keep samples repre-
senting $4,000 to select itrom. will
y give satisfaction. Call on me.
T. c. HOGAN,
Off Tailor,