Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-07-02
II. 4 ST. JOE Il. II. Time Table.
LOCAL BITS.
City council meets tonight.

-Nlll COuIlCll lncclS lO-lllHnU.
Mr.. Dick johnson is at home for q
short stay.
Buckeye Light Mowcr, Table Rakes
and Droppers, at w. A, JACOBS.
Wheeling VS. Kirksvillc at Chilli
cothe, July 4th.
w. r. Wood, Esq, returned from
Chicago, Saturday night.
District clerks should send in thcil
school reports Immediately.
MIR. Geo. F. Coleman went up tC
Kansas City, Monday, on business.
John F. Mast, Esq, has sold hall
interest in his saloon to Free Cook.
= Born, to the wife of Mr.. Seymour
Gale, on Sunday, June 2S, 1885, 4 boy
- DR.. Greene spends the last ten days
of every month at his Chillicothe dem
tai Office. Stf
Wheat harvest is in full blast
This cool weather is excellent for such
work.
Mr.. Joe Bargdoll came down from
ST. Joseph, Monday, on visit to his
parents.
Don't fail to examine the Dennet
and Buckeye Binders before buying.
45-2w W. A. JACOBS.
Mrs. Maggie Pardonncr, of Chica.
go, is visiting her father, Mr.. James G.
Barklcy.
Miss Alice England of Kcarncy,
Mo-, is in the city, visiting relatives
and friends.
ED. A. Elicit, of Bethany, preach.
ed ut the Christian church in this city,
last evening.
Take your raspberries and black
berries to Kasc's and get the highest
market price in cash. If.
Hon. John 7. Crisp, the great
farmer orator, will be the orator Of the
day here, July 4th.
Take your prcttiest girl to the City
Hall and have nice time with the rest
of the jublants. 4G-1t
. Miss Elva Spencer, who had been
( on visit TO relatives at Laclede, re.
turned home, Tuesday.
The Shotgun Brigade will use Bo.
gardus shells, which explode several
hundred feet in the air.
Mrs. John Barton and child, OF
South Missouri, is in the city, visiting
her father, DR.. G. A. Williams.
"A section boss on the II. & St. j.
says he thinks he will get that So green.
back on the top of the CREASED pole.
The famous Wheeling nine ha,
never been beaten, it is claimed. Kinks.
vile will tackle them here on the 4th
The Buckeye and Dennet Binder,
are still in the lead. See them at w.
a. Jacobs warehouse. 45-2w
The ladies of the NJ. T. Church
South, gave festival in the public
square, last evening. There was Il fail
attendance.
%. II. Gale is rebuilding his stable,
which was destroyed by the storm.
The new structure will be about double
the size of the old one.
Mrs. A. c. McKcevcr, of Gardor
City, Kansas, arrived here, SATURDAY
night, and is the guest of her aunt
Mrs. j. +. Robinson.
Immediately after the fircwork.
the crowd will proceed to the City Hall
where they will witness the most anus
ing event of the 4th. 46-lt
"A man without means now has
chance to go into the stock raising bus
ness. He can come here on the 4tl
and catch the creased pig and will thu
have start
Mr.. Harvey Matson and wife ar
here visiting relatives, Mr., Matsol
has resigned his position at Plymouth
Mo-, and will probably remain in tn
city for some time.
So much has been said on 4th O
July occasions, that it is almost impos
sible to say anything new on the sub
ject. Wc venture to say, however
I that Crisp will say something new.
The Wheeling band have receive
now headlights and are well please
\ with them. The band and ball club
will appear here on the 4th IN full uni
form.
Grand Ball at City Hall, July 4tf
Everybody invited to attend. Musi
by Schneider's orchestra. Tickets 70
sale at w. L. Crellins.
Ed. TAYLOR,
46-1t Floor Manager.
Mr.. Geo. T. Ray showed us a lum
of coal from the Hamilton mines, Nor
day, which is fine specimen of tn
black diamond. 1t will not smut tn
fingers particle. Mr.. Ray Is handlln
this coal.
-Thos. R, Brassfeld, of Jackso
township, who was charged with an n
tempt to commit rape on the person {
his mothcr-in-law, had his examinatio
before Justice Moore, Friday, and wa
discharged.