Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-07-16

Don Palmer, son of Mr.. S. Palmer,
fell off fence, Tuesday, and broke his
right arm below the elbow. DR.. Nc
Arthur set the unlucky boys arm and
he is getting along very well.
Go to w. c. Yates for all
kinds and sizes of glass and
stoncware fruit jars, at the low
est possible prices. At
The Sunday School organized at
the Cor. Campbell school house is pro-
crossing well under the superintcncy of
Mr.. Ellsberry. Last Sunday there
were about 40 scholars present.
MIR. and Mrs Charles Mcfarland,
of Newton, Iowa, have been visiting
the family of Mr. John Morris in this
county, for several days, Mrs. Me
Farland is daughter OF Mr. Morris.
Mr. james A. Walker, OF Medicine
township, has been allowed Il pension
of 81 per month, to date from his dis
charge, making his arrears amount to
about $500.
-Taxation does not hurt, where the
money raised thereby is spent at home.
Twenty-Five thousand dollars spent ON
our bottom roads, would not be missed
because it would be kept here.
Some years ago the laws of Mis-
souri, permitted counties to waste the
substance of the people, by subscrip-
tions to railroads. Now the laws do
not even permit the working of even a
dirt road.
Hale City Timcs: OrvilIc Dome
and wife, V. 2. Gay and Miss Pearlic
Fink, j. NJ. Davis, Jr., and Miss Ere
tia Wells and Ed Fink and Miss Jcn-
ME Wells, all of Utica, spent the Fourth
at Hale
Hale City Times: Mr.. IL. 5. Col
lins, of Chillicothr, has opened 4 jew
chy shop in lIalc, over Jcncrs " Lang''
agricultural house. Mr.. Collins under
stands his business and we wish him
success.
William 5. Crouch, Jr., son of W.
5. Crouch, of this city, was married at
Spokane Falls, w. T., ON the 18th Of
June, to Miss Aiciia rinncO,-CWroIi-
ton Democrat.
Young Crouch is Il nephew Of Mrs
PoindrNlcr of this city, and lived here
years ago.
Mr.. George Xicllc has been allowed
Il pension Of $50 per month, TO date
from February last, Ut which time Con-
gress passed II special act directing
that he be placed ON the pension list,
at such rate as should be fixed by the
board Of examining surgeons.
Yesterday, DR., Mansfield moved
his Office TO front room over Rcnsch' ;
shoe store, west side. While taking
the safe up and just as it was within
less than u foot of the landing the chain
which held the block broke and the
safe tumblcd down. Fortunately no
one was hurt.
Tho Bottom Roads Committee had
Il well attended meeting NJ the City
Hall building, last Saturday. Most OF
the townships We're represented. The
question as to whether the legislature
laid out Il mode for the counties to
avail themselves Of the provisions Of
the constitution for increased taxation,
was referred to committee of five
lawyers, and tho committee adjourned
subject to call Of chairman.
-Carrollton JOurRal: The post Of
flee was removed to the west side of
the square on the night of July ith, in
TO the building formerly used as the
post Office and recently by 7. +. Willis
rs Il grocery store. The change being
somewhat unexpected and between two
suns, surprised Il great many who went
for their mail the next morning and
found that the Office had gone west.
Last Thursday, Mr.. David Boschert,
of Cream Ridge township, received Il
telegram giving the sad news of the
death of his father at st. Charles, Mo.
Mr.. b., accompanied by his daughter
went TO st. Charles some weeks ago Ia
attend the bedside of his father, lsil
had returned home the week before nm
fathers death. His daughter rcmayh,
ed thcrc otl
+ j. j. Bruce received Il letter frr a,
. his son b. X Bruce, jr,, this week, lee
forming him that he had received al
appointment as principal of the Lci'l
+ cnworth coiored high school ut sala
of $50 per month. Blanch is II rect $
graduate OF the Kansas State universas'
and his many friends in Brunswick W .,
be pleased to learn that he has receive
such lucrative position.-BrHnS'cig,
; ByHnSWichcr II
: Deputy Bridge Commissioner Pow,
ell and Judge Scott were down %
# Grand River, Monday, where thu
T. span of the Bedford bridge was caught
/ about four miles from Brunswick
They settled with the men who caugh'
it, allowing them $40 for their work
:. which was well earned. There wcr,
twenty-thec men in all who assisted il
saving the property. j. IL. Baugh Of
fers to get the material back to Bed
! ford free of charge. He and other
will furnish necessary teams and wag
y ons to bring it back in one trip.
!, Avalon AarOrd, July Q: Mrs