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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-12-20
Marriage in Scotland.

From time out of mind it has been
considered legal for people in Scotland
to marry merely by making q declara-
ton in the presence OF witnesses. But
by IN absolute statute OF Charles II.
such marriages we're forbidden and de-
clared punishable. Recently q couple
were brought up at the Edinburgh Po-
ice Court for having c~ontravened this
statute by declaring themselves husband
aud wife before witnesses. They pleaded
guilty, and were fined q shilling each.
Oddly enough, however, the conviction
itself becomes a legal celebration Of the
marriage, and the document recording
it is q certificate of marriage which can
he produced in case Of necessity.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-12-20
An Astonishing Dog Story.

4 dog belonging to the BIS, which
was q great favorite OF theirs and re-
garded as Of Thoroughly irreproachable
training, was charged by sone Of their
neighbors with worrying sheep nt night.
The family rebuked this charge on the
ground that the dog was fastened into
their kitchen at night, and ~as never le,
out until the servants camc down in the
morning.
The farmers. however persisted that
they knew the dog we'll, and had
seen him going from the sheepfold,
though he had managed to escape them.
When this was urged so strongly as to
make it imperative on the SIS to take
some further steps, one of tie daughters
volunteered to sleep in the kitchen AID
watch the dogs behavior.
When they made up the young lady's
bed, the dog seemed very restless and
strange, but by and by he settled down,
and all was silent.
A little after midnight he got up, came
to the bed, and shifted about until he
had satisfied himself that the young lady
Was no, awake. Then he leaped into
the window seat. lifted the catch of the
shutters, and opened theh. Then he
undid the latch of the window, which he
opened, and then disappeared. After
a long interval he came back. closed and
fastened the window and shutters, and
finished by licking his own feet, and the
marks which he had left by springing
on the fl ,or. To the terror Of the seem.
ing sleeper. he now came and closely
scrutinized her; but she kept still, and
he at last crept off to his own bed.
AS soon as she heard the servants
stirring. the lady rose softly and slipped
through the door. But tie guilty dog
had marked her. He sprang up and
made a dash at her with most undis-
guised fury, for he saw that his secret
was discovered and his character blasted
by one whom he now regarded as q hate.
full spy.
Fortunately, she got the door fast
shut in time. and at once alarmed
the house. But the dog was now sc
furious that no n dared 60 into the
kitchen, and at last a gun was / rought
pointed through an aperture, and he
was shot dead.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-12-20
Dishonesty In Trade.

There is hardly an article OF manu-
factured merchandise made or imported
in the United States that has not it's
adulerations or limitations; and there are
Init few articles of raw material that are
not in some adulterated. What
is needed is q law that shall compel all
men to do an honest business; a law that
shall apply alike to the rich and the
poor; q law that shall punish the man
who sells with a false balance, the same
IS the ma who steals q loaf of bread: a
law that shall punish the man who makes
and selle y counterfeit article OF mer-
chandjss The same as the man who
makes anu circulates a counterfeit coin.
II. W. TYREn. in November Century.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-12-20
Our Foreign IN

The annual report OF the foreign COM
merce of TIE United States, Just ISSUED
fr'ra the Treasury D par;ment 10y The
CA.et Of the Bureau OF Statistics. is as
usual a very lntere.t!r ~g1locument. The
vAlu If The products OF domestic .ntr-
chaiDdie for the year ending June
jo>t. was s7A, 9Gi SJ2. against sSAi.-
2-3.o32 during the preceding year, show
ING : decrease OF SO Us. 7SG. The value
81 tAcimpor.s of merchandise was SGG7
CT. fl3 for the same time. against S723
}S19lt daring the preceding wear. !.
decrease Of $50, 4S3. 222l. IN tie ord.;
Of the value OF exports cotton stands
ahead, the experts being valued n
SOS SO, il5, OF which SlJ1.n15.20I VS.
raw cotton. The exports OF b~readstuT-
were valued Il slG2 5i4 rs; provisions
meal, dairy product al eggs at e1l4.
t!G,5i., oils at $50, JIG To-. OF tie let
St-.lo} 2is was of petroleum III var.ous
forms. the balance being made ND %
vegetable and aI.maI OILS. Other siucle
items were: Tobacco an,i manufactures
Of il ya!ncI ST S21.cHi cit; nimar
go, 1893 so: agricultural! implements.
= tl1rGT. Tie rereel.aoe o: Ties,
articles II the total value oil all the *.
ports was as follows: Cotton. IS s..
hreads,nTs. - A.; provisions. Is IS; oils.
69i: tobacco, 2.Sl; animals, 9 50. ani
agricultural implements. IL.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-12-20

xas brought TO mind, and as probably
lie sane process was pursued by tie
others. the party of Smiths Valley was
pret.y thoroughly overhauled before
1ipLtacain drew its curtains over the
Virginia mountains. There was no
.oterer TO take The dishes away, and the
mount o. dish-washing and work done
that line by the household staff can
pc Insgined better than it can be des-
.ribed. The party has ever since been
] theme for conversation among those
aho were invited, aud VIII long be re-
ucmbeseA
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-12-20
over nud.0vrr t11in.r

Repetition Is sometimes ia, only way ~
impress q truth upJn the mind Accordingly
tab notice that Or. Plcrce's Pleasant Pur-
aati,e Felicity Ithe original Little Liver
/ Ills contiagsT,o BE- wonderfully effective in
ca>es Of e.ck aid nervous h. a1acl,e. cons lpa
tion. i.itiire,tioE iu>h Of lao4sl to the head,
coli exit mites, aud all ailments arising
from obstruction OF tn Lo1ily functions
Tier action is thorough Vet gentle. and the
ingredient, belIg entirely vegetable, they can
lie tahsn with .iIpunltv into the most deli
cate stomach. All druggists
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-12-20

Tie Cd raAcra reer{ro- ~sz.es1hasn n dry
ana .n.cs god. ssox.z ~ stand az dsv Gag
a1saca. -, or re.ss. : H-ng .uE1@eded y
,eoye humane gp.s- II raaS o. or !e&din;
sss L-o@.a. Ls1-E + --nEh2l se9-s-
III Go-.c~lLf Is highly praised II -ao~e sho
a.xr ~. -. t~@n feed from TIT I'd i-ece1st.y
10 cssns:&z. ezuu.nE 2at = . s-n1aa- Csss-
iz- n esx~. sa-A c4.=. as vel - - tie tired
on. nc~skxps- ~. Ias' Yea LIZ isss al
Fsv.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-12-20

For a long tine II wss though, that the
huck!eberrv WAS only or ,alle use. but II was
known during the late wa in TIE shape Of 9
cordial j, was superior t. tiS b ackberrv. DR..
BGCeI's Rucklcn-trv Cordial j. tse GnEAr
SOU !HEHN REMEDY restoring the lrtie
one from the elects q. 'c@tl.nS. and cIrtS
Diarll@a. D~s>en:,ry and al. bowel All, ciloas.
tor sale b. Il! d .L1S.s,sa, - cent,a bottle.
-Four months have passed IN pa.ts Of or.
ga NItlnu. ran.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-12-20

Ladies Who would retain freshness ana
v~ivacity. Don't fail % ny Wells Health r.
newer"
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-12-20

Il stands % reasoa thai an Oh thar cannot
BE- made rancid. ana ono tia. hasrte grea.e~c
solvent ana T<ueC-ar2ag powers while frzs
from q! irritating properties. wHlld make tie
I.-&E@t hair u. II the we4E--- such l. I2<ooll1e.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-12-20

from Ca.arrh fol- ten years; the pain wonld be so
severe tina. was obilsesl 10 send for 4 doctor. I
had entirely los. sense Of smell. Eiys Cream
Balm has worked q niracle--C. S HALLEYs.
D.Dshanp:on. \. Y.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-12-20
The uac4seo,rry Cordial.

The orange crop Of Florida IL beginning &c
move 10 market. and Is large and sres
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-12-20

When everything else fails, Dr.. Sases Ca
:a-rh Remedy cures
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-12-20
HID

Tn temperance question is 8 feature Of the
city election q. Augustine.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-12-20

4 pumpkin was exhibited at the recent Fort
Smith, Ark, fair weighing 20 pounds.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-12-20

FOR SALE-Valnable Impraved and UnimpTosed
LANDS Can supply the W ns d the risn or poor
W A. COLLINS. Bastrop. la.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-12-20

4 -.3.. ueck.ace 9. oaty ore row late.y
t-v--a. $3.50 II New lcrk-
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-12-20
A VIRGINIA BALL.
ArIHAsANT ENTERTAINMENT ~ TIE
MOUNTAINOUS DISTRICTS OF Tue
TATE.

A. Gathering OF the yoaEx People lrem tie
surrounding tonnirs How They ~ ere
Eptcrtaiaed.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-12-20
Fon nrsrTrs,t ,xn.GEsrrox aepre

\ jUstic of the peace IA Harrison count
uls-., presi.ts with coat and shoes OF.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-12-20
PRETTY WOMEN,

Freckles are in fashion in England
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-12-20

II you arc ltsInI Won. DrID Oh He, t!N "NtlIs
Health Remover" Goes direct to weak spots.
A delegation Of settlsrs from Colorado Is e1-
pected in Eustis, Fla.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-12-20
Gold in Our Old Fields.

The state grange Of Mississippi neets 81
Jackson OF The 9Th Of Dece inter.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-12-20
ROUGH OH ITCH

'Roush on Itch cures humors, ercptions
ringworm, letter, salt rheum, frosted feet
eb,lhla;o.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-12-20
For several ye.rs

St enuous efforts are lrinc made 10 provid.
New Orleans with opera during The winter.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-12-20
TROUGH on TOOTuACUE.v

Instant relief fer Neuralgia. Ioothache. Face
ache. Ask for Rough on Toc.hache.' is
and Csc,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-12-20
LIFE PRESERT

Florida has confidence that she Will become
Q great stock raising community.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1884-12-20

Old Invctcrutc STRUCTURES
of the ure. hra speedily and permanently
cured by our improved methods. Pamphlet,
references and terms, two tllree-cent Stamps.
Worlds Disl ensa.y Medical Association, o.
Main Street, Buffalo. n. Y.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-05-15

Mr., SOLOMON Wat", who died, sun
day evening. was at hi, post Of duty at
Truog's store until three O'Clock in the
afternoon Of last Saturday, He recciy-
ed butter, eggs, Sc, ard sold goods,
making no mistakes. Mr. Truog kept
his establishment closed Monday and
Tuesday until after the funeral.
Adam Schlcmmcr, Of Camcrou,wa,
arrested on the train at the depot in
this city, last Friday, while on his way
home from Wheeling. He was arrest.
ed on u warrant sworn ont by Dr. II.
b. Miller, OF Alpha, Grundy county,
charging Srhlcmmrr with obtaining
good, on false prctcnsc5 and falsely OBJ
tanning Il bin of lading at Wheeling.
Defendant was taken before Justice
Perrin, where he gave Il bond of $500
for hi- appearance, His trial was set
for Tuesday. the 18th inst.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-05-15
The Taxes and Water Works.
10 ill., EIil0r'of Inc TribUmc.

To the Elttorcf the Tribune:
| cannot understand why anyone will
STATE 'ha' me "S'rr works WIN 'o''oI'
Tbe '', i,n,b i. It,fi 7 ,bc y,,,cr ,yo,I,s viii
only increase our take, one eighth of
one per cont, an amount so small that
M one can po,>'h'l Irc' H. AH' a-.lin
,b.f, "o,r, Grrn whint wtr tc fnycs,-
ed within the city limit, and ,u5irc, ,o
taxation, thereby reducing t,rraN still
lower vi course, Ia" 4ai'rt "i nay
@ "%,n yi,o,oI T"' l,, MT ,'' ,t,r ,iJ , ,'l
inc said about the matter that is not
true. We need these work, and the
rliy can @llord lHr'n' without ie"lIn%
"mH "'"'' '''''' ""'"''' III '''' N''PIv :"
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-05-15
Wheeling Items.

MAY lo' loNt'
EDITOR CRISIS: This fine weather
has made business so lively that our
postmaster, Nj. &. i, Arnold, cannot
manage the post Office alone, and he
has secured Il postmStresS, Mrs, Duval.
to assist him. The contract was signed
and sealed, Sunday evening, Rev. Mr..
Scott, officiating They have many
good wishes that their ship may bear
them smoothly and safely DER the sea
OF life
The Wheeling Sunday School was
re-organizcd, last Sabbath, and prom
ises to be successful school by the in
tercst manifested so far.
The Baptists have engaged Rev. Mr..
Scott TO preach here on the 2nd Sab
bath in each month, the coming sum
mcr.
Mrs. Perry Baker, of this township,
has gone to Saginaw, Mich, to spend
u few weeks with her daughters there.
Hastings d Robinson have run a tel
cphOnc line from their store to the res
dcncc of Mr. Rachael Hastings one
half mile south, which will no doubt be
u great convenience.
Mr. Charles Johnson, in the south
part of this township, is carrying on
quite II large business in his creamery.
j. II. Robinson went up to Linneus,
Saturday evening, and returned, Mon.
day.
Ed. Scruby is on the streets again,
but has to keep a shade over his eyes.
(which are improving slowly.
IMr. and Mrs. +. p. Hastings came on
the 1920 train, to-day, from Colorado
James johnson, from Hamilton, wa,
in town, Sunday.
ARIANIfM
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-05-15

Whereas, L. $. Frttcr single and unmarried
by his certain deed Of trust, dated the l2il day
ot November A.. u. lss3, and recorded N The
Recorders Office Of Livingston county, MisSOu
ri. in Deed NJ Trust Book No. u. If page 10, con
yrycd To the undersigned trustee The following
described real estate and its appuricnanceS
situate IN Livingston county, Missouri, tO'wt:
Lot, humber a and % loUr and live, in Block
number ~ fOrty.Unc, ~ the old survey Of The
city of ChiilCOllc; which conveyance was made
in trust to secure the payment OF Il certain
prumiSsOry note therein described
And whereas, default has been made In the
payment Of said nute. Now. therefore, at the
request of the legal holder pf said note, and IN
pursuance VI the provisions Of said deed Ol
trust, |. the undersigned trustee, Will, on
SATURDAY, JUNE 9TH, A. d. 1881,
between the hours Of nine o'clock 4. NJ. and
five o'clock +. Nj, uf that day, proceed to sell al
public yCnduc to the highest bidder the real Is
tate and appurtenanccr above described, at the
court house door in the city Of ChllicOthc
Livingston county, Missouri, Tor cash. TO salts
fy said note and costs and expenses nl satisfy
ing this trust. W. II. hANSUR
May Is, lssl..tlS Trustee.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-05-15
TO BRIDGE BUILDERS.

Notice is hereby given that the Road
and Bridge Commissioner will let, by
public outcry, to the lowest and best
bidder, at the court house door, in
Chillicothc, Mo-, on
Saturday, June 9TH, 1884,
at > O'Clock, 7. NJ, the contract for re-
pairing the bridge over Grand River,
on the Chillicothe and Utica road.
Specifications can be seen at Office of
County Clerk.
j. Y. POWELL,
Road and Bridge Commissioner.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-05-15
CHEAP Homes !
ARKANSAS and TEXAS.

Along the line Of the St. Louis, Iron
Mountain & Southern Railway, Texas
& Pacific Railway and International &
Great Northern Railroad, are thou
sands of acres of the choicest farming
and grazing lands in the world rang
ing in price from $500 to $3,6s and
Sf00 per acre, in q healthy country,
with climate unsurpassed for salubrity
and comfort. Send your address to
the undersigned for copy of statistics
of crops raised in Arkansas and Texas
in 1882, and make up your mind TO go
and see for yourself when you learn
that the crop for 1888, is 30 per cent,
larger than that of 1882. Those pur-
chasing land owned by the company,
and paying onc-fourth, onc-half, or all
cash, a proportionate rebate is allowed
for money paid for tickets or freight
over the company's lines.
\. c. TOWNSEND,
GEN'L Pass AGENT.
~ ntiie Mo
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-05-15
From Carroll County.

WAKENDA, Mo-, May IL, 1884.
EDITOR CRIsIs;--l will try to send
you few items from the Geurd.
Farmers arc busy planting corn, and
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-05-15

LOCAL BITS.

Vote against the water work. or
dinanrc.
MIR. John De Sha will 20 west
again, in Il short time.
The "IIalc City Times is thinking
ofputng in steam engine.
Harry Patton left for Nebraska,
last Friday, on Il ) isit TO relatives.
John Atwcll, Esq, went down 20
Hannibal, Friday night, on business.
Tie new city officers will qualify,
tomorrow night; and will 90 on duty,
Saturday.
We keep no other chickens but ST.
lectcd Plymouth Rocks. Eggs @l.jO
Setting. %lN J. W, GREENE.
The appointcc4 Of the ucw council,
it is admitted ON all hands, will make
good officials.
The Ladies Of Grace Church gave a
social at the residence Of Capt. c. v.
Mead, Tuesday evening.
-NIcssrs. Al. Bigclow aud Fred
Saunders lcft, last week, for South Mis-
souri, on It prospecting tour,
Mr. Paul Waplos. Of Sh crman,
Texas, arrived here, Friday night, cn Il
visit to relative, and friends
The members Of the G. \. Il, Post,
Of this city, will appear in full w,ilorm
with arms, on Decoration Day.
d. ". Clark, Esq, Of FarmcrsyilIc,
who had been on short trip to Cali.
fornia, returned home. last Saturday.
L. j. jarrett n Go. are selling
MiIbmk : and Graham's liour b. the
single sack at mill prices. @9-lt
Dan Park, who hal been here on
a visit to relatives and friends. lcf, for
his home in Colorado City, Texas, last
Friday.
-Scts of teeth as low as - and ill
ings rs low Us 80 cents, until further
', no,s u, r.,..,,.,
' ''''''''''
"A. Q. Folsom, Esq, has the con.
1F"'I lor P"'"',E III inc SEVER lo' 'n'
ne" ho'cl pu''"I"S " Will O' o''
1'e' IL! I'h@n'
-Nlr' FRANK li'n'y mas our ''la'N'
Tor q ablru '-'y' view oL i'''I'S''"h' Mo"
'"''' " ' "''' III INV ''''''' ''''
"'''' "'' ','' ,,' II,
Mrs, t. + Ml''er lett M'Hda!
nIght Ior hef 'lo nome IN bo"r'''
county, N'n'"G"S' ." " VISIT 10 ''''
tlVc' and ifci'u''
Plenty Of 8 per cent. money, Judge
Phillips on no Judge Phillips. No ad
vance in commission on interest.
3O-N d. W. c, EpGERToN.
AT Ayers stock sale at Brcckcn
ridge, last Friday, Mcssrs. John Nor
IFS anu b'Hi Nl"N'f, VI NHio ''uil'l
purchased some fine stock.
-Ne-srs. Fred Hoppe and IIcnr,
Kase who had been to st. Louis at
tending the Grand CommanGcry an'
Chapter, returned home, Saturday,
Al. Dunlap, ESQ, who has bcel
working in n photograph gallery il
tar'n"s'' Nio'' ir''r"eu hoihe' MON
""J' "i'''' Nv " III remain i'' " ''''''
MessrS' Lewis Estepand Fred Cobb
ofhc Hale City "Iimes, were in TN
ciE, Saturday and Sunday, visiting rel
aIl''9 anu 'i'''''''' ih'S '''"r''''
MONDAY
-ohly So,0n '''o''S""u oo'I"tS Oh IN
cl'y fa''ro"u "c'' NO" u"P"'u' n u
county /" "i'io"" ''Ov Is "'o"' P"i'
Wv, -. .,.S,',,,, I a,.,,i,,a,,oo " '' - -
"'''.
jameson n"' no"SP"per' III
hepoflcr' II 10 " o''sn'' nc"'S Shet'
oil lour P"S's' se'un COLUMNS 10 III
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-05-15
Send Money by American Express Co
Money Orders.

Receipts given. Mon'y refunded if
Orders are lost. Sold At all offices Of
the Go. PAYABLE at $500 places. Rates:
To S5-5c.; %l0.Sr.; S2O-lOc.; S3O-l2c.; ;
STONY; SaO-2Dc.
$S-Gm DorcLAss Su.lGAET, Agt
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-05-15

Whereas. John r. wrymCr and Deborah +
Wrymtr, hi, wife. by their deed N trust, dated
the 9th day n september, lS& and recorded III
the 1Gic, II The Recorder Of Deed, Of Living,
tunruuHty. state ul Missouri. m Deed ot Trust
Book number twenty ,g0. at page $50. did con
ycy tu the Undersigned. rs trustee, the follow
iug described real estate. situate IN the county
Oi Livingston and state Ol Missouri. to.wit:
The Fast iIait uf th" South East quarter Oi
Section N0. three Cu.m Township -. uiti eight
l5sl, ut Range No. tWCutythrrr l2N containing
eighty pul acres. more or less, according tu the
original survey thereof; In trl,, 10 secure the
payment VI i've certain prUullNSurN notes M
suld decd described; Wd whereas one OF said
notes Is nuW due aud unpaid.
Now. therefore, In pursuance oi the pruyiS
ions uf said deed " trust and by virtue nj The
powers vested IN me thereby, audai III" request
ui the legal holder Of said notes. viii, on
TUESDAY. TIE 10th DAY on MAY. la3,
ut the court house dnnr. in the ci'y NJ CuT.
cuthr. county ui I.Hm-riun a9d STAT. ut HI-.
souri,. between the hours ui nine O'Clock N the
forenoon and five u'n'urk IN the afternoon. sell
said READ estate a. Iuhlic vculUo. tu The highest
bidder. for cash 'u satisfy said notes and the
cost yi executing this trust.
RAIPH PHILLIPS.
3itdS Trustee.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-05-15
One dollar buys o sol
id, Full Stock, 2 Buck
le Shoe. at Gunby &
SWANS.

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,'''''' ''"'H'" ".'u '''''''''s ,''""S
D. arr "'S'' "''',n was '','" ",''''
Justice r'rr'n' last fr''l' ,, u.' "'''I!'-
,, live ,' in cr"a% ',~. RrIs, Rid s township.
Hale City Times: We have been
informed inform, by good authority that the
Of Will J.. ''" ",n, 1, at t" Ii,n "," i q. yr soon
as the railroad is completed to tins
place. IT,, Lni' will be a ,,, valuable ''d''
III ''"N W NN'h''.. printer
wants " I''"''''' D." " pruning ONCE, ,,,',,
'' ""'N '''"' I''''' II '''''''"' y " Ill
"n'N ''' '''''''"''' "'- w. -'|,'.,,' .,,.
'r'''rt' '"'' '''s'' o'''''' '"''"'
'o''''' ''''
"" understand that Mr. H. Il.
Smith, who formerly resided here, has
'''''"'''" ~ '','''" u" "r'' "'''' ''''" "
,'''''5 5''P' 7''',|' Nv '''' r"5"?' i
.'' upper ''''l VI wv ''"'"'' '''''''"S
'or ''''' purpose
The case OF the State against IW-
ncr PuII"ns' appealed from this county,
was affirmed hy the Supreme Court
Monday PuIIenS is acoIorrd man and
was convicted and sentenced TO the
prnliriiary for forging j, j. Lawson 5
name to Ur;r.
4 laro, nrunor1ion Of the Eal,,n,
Powder sold f., rsorfuIIy adulirrptrl
a strictly pure Baking powder is mpda
OF two articles unly, viz: l}i Caro-,
Soda and Grape Cream Imtar. No
other ingredient, can bo found in De-
Land's Chemical Baking Powder 20
rll n T. Smith h,d , ,rrrcl
trial a N,.nfrr. fer u,I..ol inn
prnn,~ ,,oIro, with y.lo~ woman of
Davies, g,ruly >lr l,glntnrn: rIrp.
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stand.
-2t.. jacob \. Schneider. late Of
Quincy ..,,,,.. ',.,~ has r1.,.a''d r Nj" r' G1I,
Old force. I',,r+. gnr. 5ann;a%. '. HEM.
ry Ntchoi, and Io. Tuicr., will he rc-
a1rI, tain .,., l',. ,l, ~,an,a'' m IS " p,e''"a. pie,
j,GrJ @ '@ he will rSr.ri,nc, @ ," ro Jli"a, IN
retaining the excellent patronage Of
that establishment.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-05-15
A Burning Shame.

Here sent three dollars to this man
for an iufallihlc remedy for my red
nose, and he writes me to 90 ON drink
ing until it turns pwpc,--TcNas S,ft-
inys.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-05-15
$3.50 buys a La
dies Calf Button Shoe,
at Gunby g. SWANS.

DR., Il, Barney, DR., j. Z. Cadlc,
Messrs. J, c. Mintcer, W. B. Leach
and W. 7. Munro, who had been TO 81.
Louis attending the Grand Command
cry and Chapter, returned home, Fri
day morning.
Fitch Cobb went down to Laclcde,
Monday TO take eases in the "Laconic'
Office He returned home Monday ey-
cning. lie and the proprietor Of the
"Laconic' couldn't come to an agree
mCnt.