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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-01-30

Two children aged 6 and Years
respectively. We're overheard holding
the following cnversaijon:
OIdost-Bcck what is SON OF n
guni
Ioupgest---W Why Kate don't YOU
know that ?
OlIe No. do yCu?
Yonngest-W hy yes its a bullet.
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-01-30

ttrE6T VIRGINIA. p Wit - al rules held
~ IN lie Cisrk Ufiice ui The Creut g. Ouri
.. hrGI shiie COUNTY Ua de irst ionJay III
Januac., 1885.
rG"nas q. schrcck, P.a;ntiY,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-01-30

In Th,bet n woman may have -four
husbands. In this country II ls IL innct,
AS a woman can do to cut WOOD or oHe.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1885-01-30

Figures may no, lie, tut we've or
Ell seen figures that wouldn't stand Up
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-06-11
New Enternrlse.

The Manhattan Library Company, Of
New York, is offering to the city OF
Chillicothe a grand opportunity that it
is not likely TO get again. Their gcner-
al manager OF the western cities is in
town cndcayoring to establish II City
Library, aflording each mcmbcr for the
small sum Of $3.50, free access to the
library four years withoutany addition
al expense. 1t is long felt wmt-that
Is supplied, and au offered solution to
the problem how to obtain cheap read
ing and other rapid acceptance by the
western cities of the Manhattan Libra
ry Company's proposition place the
whole question beyond the experiment.
al stage, 1t is settled question that
every home is benefited and made bet
ter in proportion to the library adyan-
tages offered it and we hope this will
meet Il rapid demand Of the citizens of
Chillicothe 1t
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-06-11
Medicine Items.

June :, 1888.
EDlroRs CRISIS; As WE do not wish
to be forgotten, we again take up the
pen to dot few items.
Farmers have had their patience well
tried this spring in planting corn; some
have planted four times. But corn now
begins to grow and looks well. Far
mcrs are busy culliya,ing corn.
Wheat looks promising now. Peter
Jacobs has 80 acres that cannot be
beat.
Milton Eickctt and Mrs. Fred Gilman
have gone to Kansas, Mrs. Gilman to
join her husband who went in the
spring.
Master Walter Longwith has gone to
Alcdo, I'll.
Miss Sallic Stone is teaching the Man
ming school.
Mr,Jacl, lIoag is getting along splen-
didly with his school ut Gordonsyillc,
He had Il spelling match last Thursday
night
Mr.. Higgins gave the young folks II
dance, last week. which was well en-
joycd; - numbers out.
Oar preacher, that was sent on this
circuit died 50 we have no preaching at
Gordonsville.
Mcssrs. bishop Il Wilcy,of Wheeling,
bored u well and put up 4 windmill for
Mrs. Boyer, last week.
Services at the Catholic church, to-
day.
Mrs. Jennie Wright, of your city, is
staying with her sister Mrs. James Me
Cormick, near here.
Mrs. VIM. Constant, of Humphrey,
was down, last week, visiting her
daughter Mrs. Major Phillips.
Judge Donovan started to Ohio, last
Friday evening, with the remains Of
Mrs. Boyer.
Mr.. Miller, aunt of Mr.. Boyer, and
her husband, of Ohio, have been hero
several weeks.
Prospects are good for cherries, cur.
rants, gooscbcrrics and garden sass.
Mr.. Jack lIoag had fishing party,
yesterday, which was enjoyed by al
who went Mrs. Maggie Smith caught
two fish for she had promised Pa somC
for his supper.
MORE.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-06-11
"UnCle Jimmy Scott.

MIA ,,,,,t ms, ,or;,,. or human Find tto crc tho
martJinn ~, ~, ,;fc rrt onr sm,icc, L,ttIcd with
,ho ,,' wori,,s % hntt,os ,,mos, ~ tnc romIinr or
,,,,,o' ',..,,., a,,I ,,,',,,o,,, ,,,o',..
W. ror,, % In .ro@",.n1 % county onio and hciny
,lnssol WIN, a .,rnug cons,,,n,inn Mr. scott
',ro,, ~, ,na,nooI ~, NV cdyontnrons Ilsnos,.
,,n.,,,',', ~" a,,,irro,ot ,o TnGian, ,honco IN
minnis nrI ,roSn tI,sro IN law, yy,,prr hc on.
ioycI rrontIer llre nco,, NIount pleasant fer sew
crol vo,rs Wrneyt OnI him in thc lead re-.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-06-11
Farm for Sale.

100 acres in Bluo Mound township,
Livingston county, Mo-, l5 miles from
Chilljcothe, miles from Dawn p, o.,
all in cultivation, n new house of six
rooms, cistorn. spring water. Shoal
creek runs through tho plaee-tine for
stock raising. Apply to Mrs. Nj. d.
Darlington, 111O Ferry ST., st. Louis,
Mo, or W. W. THORNTON
48wS 81 Chillicothe, Mo.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-06-11
b. i. Peck, of Blue Mound township,
some of them paving into 1856.

B. i. Peck, of Blue Mound township,
some Of them paying into 1856.
Two bridge petitions were circula-
ted for signers and presented to the
county court, tliis week. One asked
that the Utica bridge, be removed to u
point just below the II. Il St. j. bridge;
the other that il be removed to a point
due south of Chillicothc the object %
the latter petition being to,in course of
time consolidate the Jimlown and Uti-
ca bridges and have but one bridge and
one road to maintain, which will ac-
commodatc nearly all who now use the
two bridges. The court took no action,
but the matter viii come up again in
July.
some two years ago Mr., Ben Cray
croft bought carload Of hedge plants
at Il point below Kansas City, The
plants We're started for this place, but
the car was unnecessarily delayed at
Kansas City several days. During this
unnecessary delay part Of the railroad
bridge at Kansas City washed ont and
the car could not be sent ON until after
the season ior disposing of the plants
was over and the plants had died, Mr..
Craycrott sued the Atchison, Topeka &
Santa Fo railroad company for dam
agc,n the circuit court at Kansas City,
and recovered Judgment for the total
amount claimed The company ap-
pcaled the ease, and yesterday, it was
decided by the court Of Appeals at Kan
sas City,Mr. Craycroft again being sue
ccssful. The Judgment amounts to ST.
NO p-plusiyp of costs
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-06-11
Institute.

A Teachers Normal Institute will be
held at this place in July and August,
commencing the 27th of July, and con-
tinuing two weeks. Every teacher in
the county is expected to be present
Prof, j. l.. Schmiia, principal Of our
city schools and one of the best lnsti-
tute workers in the state Of Missouri,
has kindly consented to help us. 9th
er competent instructors will be pres
cnt. Teachers, will You come and help
us? Although we cannot compel you
to attend. yet we believe that it is the
duty of every teacher in the county to
come, not only for his own benefit
but for the benefit of those whom he
will instruct hereafter.
Respectfully,
r. X. DIXoN,
Snb,nl Gam
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-06-11
Teachers Review.

Thinking II few questions for review
would be of some interest to the teach
crs, | submit the following on civil gov
crnmcnt
/. How may bill become law?
,. How are Congressman choscno
3. Give the qualifications of Con-
grossmcn, Senators and President?
1, Give the ways by which amend
ments to the Constitution may effect
ed?
5. What is writ of ''haJcaS cor
puS?"
6. What is the President $ Message?
I. What is treason?
8. How many amendments to the
Constitution?
8. When does the House of Repre-
sentativcs choose the President of the
U. So
10. What is bill of attaindor?
II. What is an "c1 post tiictO" law?
12. How many Presidents have been
chosen by the House of Representa-
tivcs? Name them.
Respectfully, y
X. r. DIXON,
School Com.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-06-11
The Glorious Fourth.

Chillicotho is taking steps to celc-
bratc the Fourth in grand style. A
committee of fifteen was appointed by
q mass meeting held at the court room,
Monday night.
Programme will probably be ready
for publication by our next issue and
the people may look for something
worth coming many miles to partici-
patio in.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-06-11
Our New City Treasurer.

The City ComciI,Iast Thursday night,
Walter L. Coston, EST, as
City Treasurer. Walter was taken by
surprise, when, ncNt morning, he was
of his appointments In q few
hours after his bond was prepared, he
had ii signed by S. McWillims, W. L.
Gunby, j. II, Abshirc, W. Il. Leach, h,
Hawkins. j. b. Tanner, Il. II. Notes.
tine, W. 4. Jacobs c. Coston, T. II,
Hoppe, d. G. Saunders, j. W. Buncr,
names representing three quarters of IL
million dollars. His bond is $50, 900 to
the city,and $4,000 to the school board.
Saturday night his bond was approved
by the council and Monday he took
charge of the books, the retiring treas
mcr turning him over some $500
cash. Walter is well qualified for the
position. He will prove faithful and
efficient officer.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-06-11
I. 0. 0. Z.

Special Deputy q. N, Robt \. Nor
rs, will hold Il Lodge of instruction at
Odd Fellows Hall, on Saturday night,
June l3, 1855.
All Odd Fellows are invited to be
present ior instruction.
l2-l BT ORDER O" THE LODGE
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-06-11
II. 4 ST, JOE Il, II. Time Table,

For the convenience Of our subscri-
bers residing in Grand River and Fair
view townships, and in Northeast Car
roll county, we have left nj the Times
Office, Hale City, memoranda show
ing how they stand ON our books, and
have authorized the editors of the Times
to receive and receipt for payments on
subscriptions If.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-06-11
LOCAL BITS.

<,, '' tI,, i',,'T o', ~ P'"'N' l'''' '0N
i"'' "ooN io' D''''''' i'N"S'
Miss Leora Cope went to Fulton,
i''' '''''' VII " ,'''' " ''''''', 0''
An infant cnlIu OF ME- H. wolfe
h'S pceh Pu''o Ill lor 'cNcr"' "'yS'
District CIcrkS should send IN thclr
enumeration llS'S ny the lolh ol 'hl'
month";
Prosecuting Attorney Nyhhe' was
Mt GaIlatin' yesterday attending en-
cut court
Mrs D. Y. Powell went up to Da-
VlesS county sunday on " VISIT TO rel
atiyes and friends.
Mrs. James Gibson and her SON.
Howard, arrived here, Friday on Il
visit to relatives
bower Slack Is travelling for Vic
tor B'Bnck " Co's'D boot and shoe house,
Kansas City,
DR. Greene spends the la'ttcn days
OF every month at his chiIIIeo'Ao &c, dc"-
tal Office. 6t
MI "har''S W. o""'n WIS aPPo'., !,
tcd Lamp Lighter by tho Council
L hurs""y h'8'''
Mrs. j. IL. Mathews and Miss May
M"'ie"S "e''' !" Ni'''''' V'"''''' ''''
"r"'l' ." " '''''
Miss Linnle burbank Is leachlhg Z"
summer school of six weeks IN Tie
Cameron pubic schools
Col. {. H. MahSnr and wlie Spen'
Sunday in Kansas CITY, Inc Oolohc''
while there met Secretary hay"fd'
Mr.. John DeSha is rnnnlng meat
market in Pueblo, Colorado lie IS
l'"portcd to have regained his h'all'
A Teachers Normal Institute will
ho hold 1t this place, commencing Ju-
" 9th. a.Nd continuing V"o "'oN''
Tommy \, 'ptccr spent Sunday here
with his pnrcnts lie is in the "up-
town" Wabash ticke' Office ut ST. 90
scph.
Mr., W. c, Adams we.N' down u
st. Louis, last Saturday nigh" VIII, "
load of stock, and returned ! ucs"''
morning
-Linneus' new postmaster is CharlV )
A. Perkins, The Buliciin says he is the
first Democratic 2, NJ Linneus has had
for % years.
MIR. a. Hoppe returned from florl-
da, Tuesday. While there he purchas-
cd ten thousand acres of wild land near
Apalichicola.
Mr. l. Il. Datchelor and wife, of
Sol,lio c,mc mn Saturday. ON n visit
,t., D., oh,io,,s roronts Mr. and
Mrs. ]. II. Davis.
A., ,...,,r cm of picb unl
,.,..',,;n ~ aomI, IN a "a on ,bc prcs.
S| w. rn,.o ro. ,lo mace but thc
. l' ,,,,.,, aonontoIlo on ,bo same.
''''' "
-Ihc o"n"'"G"''i'' anu . l''p'o.' ,',',, ""s'
0aI' c'"Os p'"y'' " i''"'o" a s"'' 'ho '' soor, %
nlhgham u lew u'S' w. ',S ,,.,,, I.o,,
standlng C"nnlhSn''hS 4'' if'P''''1
so.
= fr. Iibo Myers i'i' Mo""aS h'S"
1or Ma ~, '.,1.It;, h,,;noss ,horc is +,
we unde ''' a, ooo ;,hori,cd nv hi
receive So N0
Wilo' :, -,,.
Il have a small lot u VIZ" ',. o,.a
piece eooas' sun keep -, will
Se"''"s P'o'o'o ~ S,,''' ~
e'N ~ - wocAN
e.e To;Ior
-hEirhsylAi'H' Mo'' 'u.'' III ~,
o''' W Wv N"' n -:
wy $50 '.''.'. '',',' ~ ~ 1.,., w w pro,,
"" '''' sm ''1"' ''-,'' ..,...a y, oc ooo
efs' "S.' ,''o'' $50, Jo -.
ana tL''' i'"O'''''' ''0
The CITY Council SATURDAY n's'''
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-06-11
DANIEL WEBSTER, JR.

win stand the remainder of the sea
son at the farm of NJ. N. Spooner, a
miles north of Wheeling, Mo- Daniel
Webster is full blooded Norman, 0
dark iron gray. 4 years old and weighs
1850 pounds, TormslTan dollars, to q
limited number of mares,
41-4t M. N, SfopNEh'
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-06-11

When Baby waa sick, We gave her Ca'tora,
When ahc Wa = Child sho cried f1r CasOoriI,
When slo became Miss, aic clna; to C',,ior,l,
When she had Children, sho gayo thcm C..storia,
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-06-11

t''' l'ltN nv
James White. fine cnInrrd how who
Jroyn one If pI,,trr', horses to dco,h
wos tried Iost Saturday in Ju,lice
Moorc's corr, brrorc q irry, and was
convicted, the jury assessing lis pun
ishmcnl at six months in the county
iail and $50.
-Ntiss Jossfo Il D,vl bos occcntcJ
Ao ro.f,ion of rusic tn,chcr in the
C,n,dor Paint vnmoI, seminary in
Plato c,rn,y NJ, She will rrmoin
Loro -, hon, ,r,i, ro ho,irriro or ,bo
tcrm-obout fine 1,t of Srpten,bcr
Nav, yorr,. lr,,,or vos fined
a. hv Jrs,ico Ninorc Lost wcnl. for de-
no.iiin,, r,rbooo in = ruhIic road msI
np;,fJn ibo ci,r Mr. Younr doub,lcs,
did mn, in,ool to yf,,,tn ,ho Iow and
.,,rI, J,i,..,,l,,, ,,bors bovc honp
IN fine h,l,i, of Joinr
r,. ,,..,, , oe.,,,
o'','' '''',''' .''', ~, ,r"'', ,,'ii,,.'. uo
i"' ,.,,',,. % I'a,i,,, ,,,a,.o,,I MI wo,. in
Loot G.hin% Thoy SOLD their s;iG 10
win s,cIpInr, and returned by rail.
Tbcy said lhat they had splendid sue
cr.s in d.hinr.
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,II ho,,;,'. haon ;nJicf.ih. hnng for
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III INC northwest '""''l g't"'"S''''''N'
"H great anxiety, loI """l''' "''o"S
O"'i'lto'Ho'h7' We ''''' vi Nv "''",'t,'
inus wrr, ini,raI .t Staub,rry. many
acres of corn were destroyed and miles
Of fence. blown down in the northern
mart Of Cirupdy county
r,5;,, o,o of ,,o horo, of chi,J.
hood rm, in nm. Io,,cr 1,y, vc ,rc NOT
,,,,,,, ,oo"' ',y tsar, j :, L,hn r;nnnr - car.
nnn,n. nmnIoycd ot Thomas & NI,rt.'
,u" gn,.,,,,eo,J Nh,n .onJs ,Lis cor,i,icatc
ala =, q s.og similar oncs rncriv.
l,uv from oycry norton Of thc
=" ~ do borobv certify that
oU"'',' Ir,,l p;,to,.y ortirolv rnlinvnd
N''Ni,,'' $ s,,, minutes from Il severe at
NV ~ 'o ,olic A
, >, ~, l,y., U,,,1J. Cant +
--,'1,''y u. t''', l,'I' Iouh, ,man Of
NJ O'',''' Ivy C"" o,,,do,, ,,,orrinc he was
nerve wa ','' ''"",'' ',',' a,I d",irirat,
aI'ec''u VII" 'o1,'i,',"o, ,.o,,oiaG , ,o,oTirt
Apply inc re"''''s'"I ''l,,,''t ,,,'',;ao of Gnn.
retreat anu o'5"'' WV 1'Iss ,I ,,s, i, how'd
t'''ry' "''n @ a"''oPS 81 IA. %,'' own ' ,cn,h in
ne P"''c'' So'Tm ,n W .''., ",Y S,,,nn =, Nm.
short or''F' lwo "''p ,'',,,,'. "'I"n toho"o
n"u'' n'S ,,5 p'''"" ,,.o,,,J " 10 yo,I ,o
Their tee'n 'N't''''" "o"'" Wv I. w." ~ -,
give the captain " loo "' '' "'''"'' "
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-06-11
IMPORTANT.

When you visit or leave New York City, save
Baggage, Exprcssage and Carriage Hire and
stop at the Grand Union Hotel opposite Grand
Central Depot
Elegant rooms Gttcd up at a cost Of one mil
lion dollars, redaced to SlOO and upwards per
day. European plan. Elevator Restaurant
supplied with the best. Horse ears, stages and
elevated railroad to all depots, Families can
live better for less money at the Grand Union
Hotel than ut any other nrst-class hotel in the
city. l4Iy
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-06-11
An Answer Wanted.

can any one bringus % ease of Kidney or Liy
cr complaint that Electric Bittcrs viii not
speedily cure? We say they cannot, as thou
sands oi eases already permanently cured aud
who are daily recommending Electric Riticr'
will prove. Ergln'S Disease DiaOctrs, Weak
Back, or any urinary complaint quickly cured,
They purify the blood, regulate the bowels, and
art directly ON the &iscascdparts Every bo'tl'
guaranteed For sale at SOC bottle by y. J
SwcUtlaud 4 Go.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-06-11
WOOL |! WOOL +! WOOL !

If YOU HAVE ANY WOOL that
you desire TO have worked up into rolls,
cardcd and spun, doubled and twisted
into stoking yarn, or ii you wish your
wool worked into blankets, jeans or
home made llannclS, we can have it
done for you No wool will be rccciv-
ed after July 10. For particulars in
quire of
ZIFLE IL ESTEP,
Agents Tor the Kirksyillc Woolcn Mills,
Chillicothc, Mo. 4O-2m
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W., ST. l.. i +. X. r. Time Table.
COMO EAST,
ARRIVES LEAVES
'No, 1, Mail Il Express pm. II. r.M.
tNO, p, Accommodation Loo loo
GOING WEST.
'ho. 3, Mail & Express 7-lO AM. 7.30A VI.
no. q, Accommodation, $50 Pm. 2~3Or. NJ,
mo. q, Accommodation, $50 $50 "
tDa'ly except Sunday.
'Daily,
Rs-For further information apply to
4. L. HAuISGrOH,
Ticket Agent.
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Am4TiG2lLrPltZ ZGaL2II.L

Ibr flslpr,' ta ialtr er 20 Irrrsil,
stTrurusut uru ADD uarr ir.'',n lr,s5l ,rsi,ll-
tsni,ary uf g., ri iIryr. rrrut t'usIu l,rrgsi.
lri vurth1 uf note, art rt, IN ufr, and roa
o iru i'atrs Hasarr.ar1urr To- Ten tr srturnt,i
pgliT.its q. HIuui inuut Men, Current Topics.
Hhy World o. .rlruCv, our ~cE.p hook.
iiGmrr,r M :',rjry Il 'prcrr. Mumi.k t;m.in.
l,l.''t" = !i,lu!c GALLERY. The il.Us,EOid.
fht = Gili az 'gf EiLu. itFrdHu ltuddlulh.
IT, SirrU, 'lt.r Ht I,. Ea4l, aUI Il. &c! ape
ragI'rs ruri Hsr' , Ir.. % ysa'. .aHglt. he.
I3H tAr. ~ tiili sci Gard Hsu. UU ", autcd
Al AoLAl Ftl- AssJtAl!yA, ~ Ci~ isu, ILL.
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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-11-11

"A German doctor claims to have
invented a.machine' for looking into the
brain.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1885-11-11
cTATE OF WISCONSIN-CountyC Court for
= Jefferson County-In Probate.

cTATE OF WISCONSIN-County Court for
- Jefferson County-In Probate.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS:
In the matter of the estate of William L..
Jones, late of the town of Ixonia in the county
OF Jefferson and State of Wisconsin, deceased,
Letters of administration on said estate having
been issued, and the first Tuesday of May next,
being the time by tie order of said court limit.
ed for the creditors of said deceased to present
their claims for examination and allowance
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
Judge of said Court will. ON the first Tuesday
of each of the months of March and May next
being the I'd day of March, 1886, and the 4th
Gay of May, A. d. 1856, at the Office of the coun-
ty Judge, in the city of Jefferson, in said county
receive, examine, and adjust all claims and de.
mands of all persons against said deceased.
Dated at Jefferson, Wis, this goth day of Octo-
Der, A. u. 1885.
HENRY COLONIUS,
3-4 County Judge.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-08-25
Home Made Goods.

JOHN G. Cutler & Brother Aavinl
again taken the agency for the Provo
Moolsn Mills, are now open in tn,
Hooper 81 Eldredge building, with tn,
largest stock of Home Made Goods eve
offered in the Territory, and having
ereatlYreduced the, prices of our good:
we defy competition.
Our stock consists of Plain, Twill
Dress and Shifting Flannels. White
Red and Dress Linseys, Waterproof
Jeans, Tweeds, Cassimeres, Blankets
Yarns, Single, Double and Shoulder
ShaEls, i6nsey and Flannel Sheeting
Wool Batting, etc.
We are also manEfac turing from
Provo Atwood Yarn, Mems and Boys
Socks, Misses and Ladies' Stockings
also from Rrovo Flannel, Mems Over.
shirts. Undershirts, Drawers and CASH
mere Pants.
Our goods are not mixedwith shoddy,
and have gained the reputation of being
the best for the money ever offered in
Utah. p
Call and examine goods and prices
before buying imported. Goods for sale
at wholesale anG retail
JoRN C. CUTLEB 81 Bro.
Agents Provo Wooden Mills, No So
East Temple Street. South Store, Hoop
or & Eldredge Building.