Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-04-23

meeting, last evening.
Buy fresh Garden Seeds Of
SO j. II. DAVIS.
Mr.. w. T. Ayers, of Breckenridge,
was in the city, Tuesday.
Mr.. Ed. Myers is officiating as
night clerk at the Lceper House.
Mrs. C. NJ. Kimball, of Milwaukee,
Wis, arrived in this city, Tuesday.
kThe fire engine has arrived. Mayor
McVey has named it cleveland.
Born, to the wife of Mr.. Henry
Nichols, on Monday, April 20, 1885, a
boy.
ED. A. p. Jones preached at the
Christian church in this city, last Sun
day.
MIR. T. II. Kemp left, Friday night
for Caroline county, Maryland, on bus
iness.
DIR. Greene spends the last ten days
Of every month at his Chillicothe den
tai Office. Stf
DIR. S. NJ. C. Reynolds, Of Carroll
county, was in the city, Tuesday, on
business.
Will Litzenberg went up to Stew
artsville, Sunday, on short visit to
his sister.
Henry Clem's majority for council
man of the Third ward will be about
one hundred.
Mr.. SAINT Lechner, Of Mineral
Point, Ohio, is here visiting his cousin,
Mrs. II. o. Meek.
Judge Marsh is still postmaster,
B. B. Smith not yet having received
his commission.
Mr.. A. McVey went down to Ma
con City, last Saturday. He returned,
Sunday afternoon.
ED. c. Monroe. of this city,
preached at the Christian church in
Marshall, Mo-, last Sunday.
t-Mr. Hugh Tudor, Of Blue Mound
township, has now in operation grist
mill, which is run by wind power.
Green Cooper, Esq, has put in a
ferry across Grand River, on the Utica
road, where the bridge was burned.
Mrs. Alex Brinkman, Of Walnut,
Kansas, is in the city, visiting the FAM
lily of her brother, Mr. Elgin Palmer.
Mrs. NJ. p. Buell. came up from
St. Louis, last week, on visit to her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wigley.
The tail Of that circular will elect
the Citizens Ticket by an overwhelm-
ingmaiorjty. Bring ON your circulars.
Mrs. George +. Davis, Of Bedford,
boarded the H. & st. Joe train at this
place, Monday, for Kansas, to visit rel,
atives.
We had n severe rain storm, ac'
companied by considerable wind, las'
Tuesday, but no "twister" made itsel
visible.
Mr.. Joe. Broaddus will leave to
morrow morning for Bell Plain. Kan,
to accept a position as civil engineer OF
railroad.
Mrs. c. NJ. Kimball, of Milwaukee
Wisconsin, mother of Shelly Kimball
is in the city negotiating for lease o
the Browning House.
MIR. j. NJ. Edge and wife, of Hall
City. have lost two of their children BY
death from measles. Another of thei
children was very low, Tuesday.
Mr.. L. d. Jones, of Dawn, tool
ahe Wabash at this place, last Friday
for Sidney, Nebraska, to look aftc
:some land he owns near that place.
.-Stsid and experienced Judge Sla
gle rounds ont the ticket in good style
The voters of the Second ward will ad
wanGetiheir interests by electing him.
Joseph Pearson, Esq, has sold hi
house in the second ward, to Mr. c
W. ksper. Price $1,000. The plac
is better known as the Mcdonald prop
Z .erty.
-Messrs. Switzer, Richards AM
Webster have contracted with ID. G
Saunders & Co., Of this city, for oil tn
lumber, lime, &C., for the Maysvill
court house.
Mr.. M. jarrett of the firm Of L. J
Jarrett & Co., has taken the agenc.
for Dick Bros. brewery, Quincy, Ill
Dick Bros. have put their business int
good hands here.
MIR. Henry l.. Bancroft is now run
ming the Farmers Hotel, at Colfax
Washington Territory. 1t is the hote
nearest the depot. We advise any o
.our readers who may stop at Colfax h
patronize Mr.. Bancroft.