Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-06-18
RACES IN THE AFTERNOON.
Fire Works and Grand Ball at Night.

At mass meeting of the citizens of
ChillicOthe at the City Hall, Tuesday
night, the committee on finance report
ed the money raised TO defray the ex.
penses of celebrating the Fourth and it
was then and there decided that the
citizens of Chillicothc would celebrate
the 109th Anniversary of our National
Independence as true patriots should.
The committee on programme have not
yet determined all the details, but there
will be:
Orations by noted orators.
Music by several brass bands.
Races at the race course fast hors-
es to be entered.
Grand ball at City Hall at night.
Grand display of Fire Works at
night
Numerous other amusements during
the day.
Our beautiful park, which has just
been seated at the expense of the city,
will be handsomely decorated and ar
ranged for the convenience, comfort and
enjoyment of the multitudes.
For further particulars see bills and
next weeks issue of this paper.
THE COMMITTEES.
Finance-Isaa Hirsh, Fred II. Hoppe.
Executive and arangements---Wm.
McIlwrath, NJ. Jarrett, N. c. Irwin,
j. w. Butner, F. H. Hoppe, NJ. Alexan-
der, j. II. Mathews, Geo. d. Graham,
A. McVey.
Speakers-Wm. McTlwrath, L. j.
Marsh, w. b. Leach, j. w. Bolts, NC
Irwin.
Grounds--H. Berg, w. P. Munro,
Ben Craycroft.
Fire Works-A. NJ. johnson, e. d.
Graham, L. NJ. Crellin.
Exercises-J. L.Davis, Capt. Norville,
L. A. Chapman.
Advertising-P, j. Dixon, e. I. Sail
or, X. w. Reynolds.
Marshal of the day. L. Buford,
with power to appoint assistants.
-Switzcr, Richards & Nesbit, yestcr-
day, let the laying of tho brick for the
Maysvllle court house to Chas. Holmes.
DR. G. A. Cohen and wife, of
Kirksville, after several days, visit to
relatives and friends at Springhill, took
the train here, Monday night, for
home.
Miss Rosa Keoshler, of Mooresvlle,
and Miss Minnie Brown, of this city,
who have been attending school at Co.
lumbia, returned home, Saturday
night.
Three C's.-Therc are three c's that
seize the children and carry them off,
and the sorrowing mother, weeping
seas of tears, sees her little ones borne
away to the cemetery. The three c's
are colds, coughs and Group. Moth
ers! DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup saves the
little ones lives! 1t
Il have a small lot of well selected
piece goods. still keep samples repre-
senting $500 to select from. | will
give satisfaction. Call on me.
T. C. HOGAN,
6tf Tailor.
Circuit Clerk Munro has employ
ed j. l.. Davis to make transcripts of
the documents in the case of Turuer VS.
johnson. Mr.. Davis has engaged sew,
eral young ladies to help him with the
work.
VIM. C. Coon, brother of Minor
Coon, of this city, died, last week. al
Denver, Colo, after brief illness Of
"a hours. Mr.. Coon formerly lived al
this place, and was young man high
ly esteemed.
-Coston is selling the new improved
Walter A. Wood Twine Binders, very
low for cash, or on three seasons pay
ments. He also sells tho latest i'm
proved Reapers and Mowers. Cal
and see the Boss Binders, Reapers ant
Mowers. A:
ED. j. L. Pardonner is the owner
of wonderful chicken which wa.
hatched ten or twelve days ago. 1t ha'
four legs, three of which it uses in walk
ing. the fourth one being little short
er than the others. Mr.. Pardonnel
will take pleasure in showing the curl
osity to all that wish to see it.
If you need queensware and glass
ware, go and select from that fine, ,larg'
stock kept by Henry Kase. Nowhere
in North Missouri will you find a stool
as large or of as great variety. HI
buys his queensware, chiefly, direct from
foreign markets, it being UNIVERSAL.
admitted that while our manufacture
excel in great many things, the ol'
countries can beat us in making queens
ware, from some cause or other-prob
ably the material of which they max
It, He gets these goods cheap and will
retail at correspondlngly low prices
al
A young "blood" Of Utica, dylnI
for some one to love, advertised IN on
of the Washington papers for lady 0pl