Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-07-02

been visiting Ills brother, Mr.. Geo c.
Rohrcr, of Avalon, took the II. II St. j.
train here, Tuesday afternoon, lol
home.
Fourth of July Ball at City Hall.
Music by Prof. Schneiier's orchestra.
Tickets on sale at Crellin's iewclry
store. Everybody invited.
Ed. TAYLOR,
holt Floor Manager.
Smith & Burbcrry's foundry,which
is located near the Wabash freight de-
pot, did some casting, Tuesday night.
They have the contract for furnishing
5000 pounds of window weights for the
MAlsville court house,
AThc examination for the West
Point cadetship will be held in this
city, July II. Nelson Boyd, Clay
Stockton, Edward DAILY and probably a
few more of our young men will be ap-
plicants for the position.
NMr John Griffith and bride return
ed from Oregon, Monday, where they
had been on bridal tour. At Portland.
Mr.. &. saw Mr.. Ira Purdn,
who was clcrking in hardware store,
but had not located permanently.
part of the Bedford bridge
which was blown into the river, and
which had been tied to the bank. broke
loose and iloatcd down the river. The
deputy Bridge Commissioner, Mr.. j..
Y. Powell. went down, Wednesday, to
secure the timbers, but was too late.
jacob a. Schneider u Co. have
rented the basement room of the Leep-
er House, which was designed for bar
Der shop, and will establish u branch
shop there, next Monday. They will
also continue in business ut the old
stand, South Locust Street.
The c. b. Il X. c. has put on an
accommodation tram from Laclede to
Carrollton. L. leaves Laclele al G:5
a, NJ, arriving ut Carroliton at $3.50 A..
VI. Leaves Carrollton at 4 F. NJ, arriy-
ing at Laclede at 7. NJ. The pasSon-
gor train arrives at CarrolltOn at $50
p. NJ, and leaves Mt $3.50 \. NJ.
The Wheeling and Kirksville clubs
are not the best clubs in the State, as
the printer got it in the bills. The
committee did not write the copy for
the bill in that way--thcy wrote "two
of the best clubs in the State But
they are, probably, the best clubs out
side Of st. Louis and Kansas City. 1t
is said the regular Wheeling First Nine
has never been defeated.
There was joy in the household Of
Charles Wct2cl one night, 1t was the
Joy that followed an interval of intense
anxiety. Mr.. Wct2el writes: "LaSt
rioh, my. wiro v.,s t,lou with vnr.
scycro cr,mn in Tho stomach. nrocpr.
ed bottle of MiShler's Herb Bittcrs
from Messrs. Hall & Rock, and to my
surprise and joy one dose cured her.
If is 4 valuable medicine. would not
he without it. 4G
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selacr, Ind, Monday. His commission
expired June 3Oth, and, differing in pol
itics from the administration, he does
not expect to be re-appointed. He
made good record as an official, and
durinr his short stay here made many
friends.
Mort ,JourJon. ESD. city attorney
o%orhorne was here Monday. ON Of
Kciol husiness As CITY attorney he hod
irstitptcd nrocccdincs AGAINST = resident
Of that place for maintaining a nui-
eonco Tbo dorordopt f,ilino to ob,,r
the nuisance was arrested and fined ey-
cry day. Defendants attorney applied
to Judge Davis foran injunction against
this iinng process. The case was heard
here, Monday, Jourdan appearing for
the city OF NorbOrne and coming out on
top-thc Judge refusing the injunc-
tiOn.
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