The Chillicothe Constitution-Tribune from Chillicothe, Missouri • Page 1

EVENING O'CLOCK CH1LLICOTHE, WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER ft 1891. VOLUME V. No few SERIES. 1891-SEPTEMBEIU-1891 6 13 20 27 21 28 8 1415 16 22 2930 3 10 17 II 18 2425 12 26 LITTLE CONS. Call at Swetland Go's for signal service interpretations.

SEPTEMBER WEATHEU. Brlrl B. Hicks' Astronomical Storm Chart The 3d, and days next to bring reactionary rains, with change to more pleasant weather. From the 7th to.llth is a combination of causes which will, doubtless, result in active storms. Many dry sections will have rain at this time.

Note the 8th to night of the lltb. Reactionary movements will be more marked on and about the 13 tb, in consequence of Earth's approaching Equinox. The 18th to 21st is a regular storm period, with Earth at equinox. Storms must result. Be watchful, especially on and near the lakes and seas.

A center ot minor disturbances on the 24th. A regular 'period begins on September 29th and runs into October. Earthquakes and hurricanes probable on danger days. TIMETABLE CACfiVIXG PASSENGERS LEAVE 1 3 llBABTBOVND. So.

2 liovil a No.8.St. Louis Express 12.13 a No. 22 Stock relght. Sunday only 10 25 am WEST BOUND. tNo.

7 Omaha a PattonBbnnj 5.30 Acoompdatlon Freight n. only 2 21 a IT 'iDallv. except Sunday. f-o. Arrives St.

Lonls p. m. Palsce Reollnlng Ohalr to8t. Louis. No.

St. Lonls 6:50 a. m. Parlor Ohalr care and Pullman Palace Hleepltig Cur Chlllicothe to St. Ixjulg.

No. Couooll Bluffs 12:15 p. m. Omnba. 1:00 p.

m. Same equipment as No. S. For rates, tickets, time-tables, applj T. F.

HARRINTGON, HANNIBAL GOING BAST. bt. Louis Kansas City (Fast line). 35 a PMsenger No. 4..................

...............12.09 Pmweiiger No.6.;.. 80S nr Pmeseneer No. S. Pant 53 no No. 16; HI, Louis Ex AceommodaUci.

No. I rfl ir Accommodation Wo. .....417 "DING WEST Denver Ex 09 a TO 5 Fast Line 30 a PasselgeFNo. Paweneer No. 3 p.m St.

Louis Kansas Citv (Fast 17 No. .....7 no Accommodation 9 00 a tn n. H.Nasan. Agent. CHICAGO.

MI LW AUKKE St.PAUL GOING WEST. No 25. Kansas City Express de 6.00 a. No. 3.

Chicago Passenger, 4.25 p. No. 7, Accommodation Freight. 8.45 a. No.

9, Kansas City StocK Freight .....9 00 p. m. No. 65, Milwaukee Fr't Sunday only 7.36 a. m.

GOING BAST No. 2. Chicago Passenger. 1.40p.m. No.

26, Kansas City Express 8.58 p. No. 8. Accommodation Freight, a. No.

12, Local Stock Freight A ......7.00 p. ntf 25 and 26 run only between Chillicothe and Kansas City. dally trains; dally except Sunday; O. Sunday only. Train NO.

2 makes close connections at Ottumwa for St. Paui, Minneapolis and intermediate points via. the Hedrick Route. D. A.

Taylor, Agent. California Excursions A trip west in a Pullman Tourist Sleeper is one of the advantages offered by the Great Bock Island Route. Every floating thinner leaves at 6.0D p. and runs through Fast Limited trains via Kansas £ty to Denver, Pueblo, Leadville, alt Lake, Ogden to San Francisco, Montana and Northwestern Pals points Tourist Car fromOgden to ena, Butte City and via to Portland and'Puget Sound ne. Families and Tourists should class ticketB, save money tm and go in tbis car at the eame pefe rptclass passengers do.

Mo a8Cl and be booked in the car from 0 iot any Friday this year. SEBASTIAN. Vl Tkt. ami Pass Agt. R-1 By.

gives instant relief and'is an infallible Cure for Price $1. By or mail. Samples City. Pipes of all styles and prices at Hackett McGuire'B. Sldtf The Trenton fair opened yesterday, and was a big success.

Miss Minnie Swarts will return this evening from a visit to friends at Kansas City. James N. Me Williams of Steamboat Springs, Colorado, is visiting friends in the city. The Lick telescope shows 100,000,000 stars, but a lick without a tele scope frequently does as well. Miss Nannie Perkins has returned to her home at Lmneus after a pleas ant visit with Miss Alice Jones.

Cigars, tobacco and pipes at Hackett McGuire's, South Locust street, 2 doors north of poat. office. Sldtf The "consolidated 400" will give a hop at the New York Store club rooms on Friday evening of this week. Mrs. E.

O. Carter of Kansas City, formerly Miss Etta Ihompson, is visiting J. Graves and family, east of the city. Little May, the two-year-old daughter of Jerry Burchctt, south of r.ilroad, is very low of fever. She has been ill 28 days.

Evans iluede are in the city exhibiting their patent quiltor. It is a good thing and no mistake. See them at Union Hotel, S7d 1 The Livingston county Baptist as- 8oci.ation.will meet on Thursday 7, four miles southeast of Bedford, and continue over Suuday. A steamer recently dispatched to Africa carried two missionaries, a stock of Bibles, 2,100 gallons of Holland gin and 1,500 gallons of rum. -James Bryant of Burlington Junction planted one potato of the variety known as the "Minister" last spring, and has just dug the product, 227 potatoes, weighing 60 pounds.

The colored voters of Massachusetts claim to number 10,000, and they demand that one of their race be nominated for state auditor, and threaten to bolt il it is not done. Getchell Co. are putting down their flint-oolitic pavement on the east side from Minteer's hardware store uorth to the corner. Jt makes laadsome and durable sidewalks. Misses Mamie Coyle and Maggie Duhach who have been the guests of Miss Mary Curranot Chillicothe, for past week, returned last; night accompanied by Mi Republican.

By special request the S. Davis of Central Avenue church of Chicago will preach at the city ball Wednesday night, Sept. 9th. Sub- ect, "The Functions of the Bible, or what Does it leach:" Services sommence at 8 o'clock. Turkish Baths will be open on Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

Thursday Saturday afternoon for ladies. For malaria and rheumatism there is nothing their equal. Try them and. be convinced wtoct 1 Prof. J.

T. Chestnut, who has in, some time treating and curing stammering, will eave to-morrow for Iowa to practice bis profession. During his stay. Chestnut has been very success 'ui in treating cases and carries away with him testimonials of bis skill that are gilt-edged. Jndge J.

G. Wynne and family are packing up preparatory to "removing to San Marcos, Texas. We egret to lose such good people, and hope Mr. sot 'disapr pointed in his hopes of better health the The family carry with them the best wishes of tfieir, acquaintances. A Hamilton man has found a way to catch mice.

He lays on the floor sbeet of sticking fly some cheese in the center and in the a circle of mice sitting around the cheese, acting the psrt Of unwilling Licensed to marry: Melvim Kirtley of Miss Helen Leeper of. Breckebridge. J. Fred. Davis and Miss M.

Ellen Me Phet- ridge of Wheeling. FOB. three-year-old black mare, 15 hands high, weight 1050, extra good driver alto cart and single harness. Apply to Jas. Hereford, 5 1-2 miles southeast of Chillicothe.

To the people of Chillicothe and surrounding country. Prof. J. S. Thurman has removed fr.om Shelbina Mo.

to this city for the purpose of introducing Dr. Wm. S. B. Thurman family medicine see circulars to be had of all druggists.

Regular conclave Paschal com mandery No. 32 K. T. Thursday at 7 1-2 o'clock p. m.

Installation of officers and other business of importance, members requested to report promptly. Visiting Sir Knights cordially invited. REDBEN BARNEY, Sr. E. C.

HENBT EASE, Rec. MARRIED. the residence of the bride's parents, on West Jackson street, at 8. p. m.

Sept. 8. 1891, by Rev- W. M. Sapp, pastor of the M.

E. church, Mr. W. E. Hut and Miss Mamie IK Park, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. S. B. Park, all of Chillicothe. The above notice chronicles the union for life of two of Chillicothe's most popular and highly esteemed young people.

The bride is a most charming young lady and is cne of our city's best families, and the groom an industrious, steady and upright young The wedding was a quiet affair, only the immediate relatives of the couple being invited: Those present were Mrs. J. E. Hilt, mother of the groom, and Harry, Florence'and Coia, brothers and sisters, and Misses Tillie, Sadie and Clara Swarts, Genie Stout of this cily and Florence Hilt ot St. Joseph, and the parents of the bride, and Ralph Beeman and Miss Nellie Locke, attendants.

The happy couple were remembered by their friends, with a number of A lillc Tlircateiietl. MACON, Sept. Nay lor of this county, found stuck up on his front gate yesterday the following: 4 S. Naylor: Beware, for you will be shot before a month. Take a friend's a'dyice and be prepared:" Prosecuting Attorney Sears ad vis ed Naylor to prepare to defend himself in case of emergency, and a tragedy is looked for any times- CONCEKT.

By tlie Cltillicotlte Cornet Band next Thursday Evening. In the public park on Thursday evening, "Sept. 7730, weather permitting. Complimentary to the citizens of Livingston county, paid for by the business men of Chillicothe. PROGRAM.

Liberty." 4 'Darlcey's Dreamland," with song, by request. W. E. A. Director.

Miss Laura C. Kobinson, the" new music teacher in Avalon Presbyterian College, Avalon, is a of Knox Conservatory of Music, Knox College, Galesburg, 111. She is a highly accomplished musician, vocal and instrumental and is thoroughly competent to give lessons in piano, organ, voice and harmony and to teach 1 musical history. Fall term of Ayalpn Presbyterian College begins Sept. 9th.

Address, arcUpsE, President, NEWS BREVITIES- As Keported Iby Telegraph From Day to Day- J. S. Clarkson is the latest to be talked of for secretary of war. Pleasant Hill, had a $20,000 fire yesterday, and Cottonwood Falls, Kansas, suffered a like loss. The People's party is organizing in Maine, and in Massachusetts has nominated a state ticket.

Foraker and Sherman are at daggers' points over the Ohio senator- ship. At Topeka, Kansas, yesterday, Gnstav Berger, said to be a German count, shot and killed bis wife and then blew out his brains. Insane patients in the Pennsylvania asylum are inhumanly treated according to reports of investigating committee. City Marshal Dickerson of Fayette, shot and killed a desperado named Bill Bohr, who resisted arrest for wife beating. John W.

Bridges, postmaster at Grand Junction, Colorado, is ing, and so is $3,000. The Chicago Farmers' Review ports no damage to corn by frost except in localities in Wisconsin, Iowa, Minnesota and the Dakotas. Eight persons were poisoned at a wedding feast at the house of George Gregg, near Belleville, Kansas, given in honor of his second marriage. A GOOD INVESTMENT. Normal School Interest Paid In.

When the subscription to the stock of the Chillicothe Normal school was being made, it will be remembered that President Allen Mcore pledged himself to pay six per cent interest on the amount taken by citizens, and eventually to buy the stock at "par. The time to good the first named promise has arrived, and we are reliably informed that Prof. Moore has promptly redeemed his word by depositing the amount in the Citizens National bank, the agent of the stockholdersy to whom it will be paid as soon as the same can be extended on the records, notice of which will be published in a short time. This speaks well both for Prof. Moore and the financial as well as educational success of his institution.

It was a good investment for Cbillicothe. Attention Fruit Growers of County. The Livingston county Horticultural Society will make their second annual display of fruits at the fair Sept. 29, Oct. 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6 and it 'is of the utmost importance that you give us all the assistance in your power.

During the year past, 1890, there was shipped from this county the immense amount of $150,00000 worth of apples alone, to say notninv of what was sold to home consumers or of the many other varieties of fruits. We want you to help bring the fruit productions of this county be-fore the Horticultural World and in "order -to do this we must have the fruit to display, therefore we ask you to send to Henry Kase's grocery store in Chillicotbe, (at any time during the wees before the fair) 6 best of each variety of fruit you grow, named and each variety parceled to itself. If you sacks send to Henry Ease and get them or wiite to the Secretary of tbis corns mittee and he will see that you act them. Now don't depend upon your neighbor to make this exhibition, but send what you have and help swell the collection make this the grandest display -of fruits ever held in tbis the best county in the best State oi the United States. Respectfully, MKGAB, II.LTJ HOPGINS, PEPPED s7w8w.

Highest of all in Leavening S. Gov't Report, Aug. 17, ABSOLUTELY PURE Buoklin's Arnica Salve. The best in the world for cutsjj sores, ulcers, salt rbeuin, fever s6r es, cnapped bands, chilblains, corns, and all skin eruptions, and postively cures piles, or no payment required. It Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded.

Price 25 cts per box. for sale by J. Swetland Co. Jim Pepper went on the road this afternoon to make a rnn for Mail Clerk Bunnell of Gait for this week. Cigars, foreign and domestic, of the finest quality, at Hackett Me Gnire's, South' Locust Street.

Sldtf Kngllsh Spavin lilniment remove hard, soft or calloused lumps and blemishes from horses, blood spav- ns, curbs, splints, ifles, sprains, all swollen throat, onghs, etc. save $50 by uses of one ottle. Warranted the most won- erful blemish care ever known, old by J. Bwetland drug- ffisto, Cblllicothe. Mo.

23 ly I. W. HARPER. Old Kelson Kentucky Has been recognized for years as ono of the foremost and finest whiskies placed before the American public. Like every article of fines ness it caters not for the bulk ot consumers, to whom one whiskey tastes but little different from another, but for the appreciation of connoisseurs only.

It is, in short, a gentlemen's beverage, and intended for gentlemen only. B. A. Cox Co. Chillicothe and Sumner Me.

HELLO THEKE: if you want any of the following articles it will pay big to see the "Printing Boss" of the Chillicothe CONSTITUTION at once: Bill-heads, Letter-heads, Statements, Note-heads, Envelopes, Dodgers, Counter Statements, Hand bills, Blank notes, Business cards, Visiting cards, Circulars, Labels. Placards, Sale bills, Catalogues. Posters, etc NOTICE TO BONDHOLDERS. Notice is hereby given to the holers of the first mortgage bonds of Water and Light Company of the State of Missouri that a meeting of saul bondholders will be held at the office of Coffin Stantou, 72 Broadway, in the city of New Tork, on the 38th day of September, 1891. for the purpose of ehoosinjr an Appointing a successor of the American LoanSnd Trust Company in the trnet created by the mortgage or deed of trust securing said bonds.

This call is made in view of the fact that said American Loan and Trust Company, by reason of insolvency, has become incapacitated to perform the duties imposed said SortgaKe or deed of trust, and is made un der and pursuant toart.cle eleventh thereof ALEXANDER O. BLACK. President, Chillicothe Water andLiffht Co. july27d9t Itperw Strength and Health- If you are not feeling strong and healthy, try Electric Bitters. If "la grippe" has left yon weak and weary, use Electric Bitters.

This remedy acta directly on Liver, Stomach and Kidneys, gently aiding those organs to perform their functions. If you are afflicted with sick headache, you will find speedy and permanent relief by taking Electric Bitters. One trial will convince you that this-is the remedy you need. Large bottles only 50 cents at IS. J.

Swetland Drug Store. Open Air Concert. Barrows' Brass Band will give a free concert in Elm Park next Wednesday evening at 7:30, This band was organized last June, yet under the efficient leadership of Prof. Barrows furnished excellent music for the fourth of July celebration. They are constantly improving, and our citizens may depend on hearing some fine music.

The following is the program: 1. Orient D. B. Barrows 2. Elmore G.

Southard 3. Medley D. B. Barrows 4. O'Leary McCosh 5.

Cornet Butterfly Robinson G. Twinkling: stars. Southard 7. Great Pacific Southard ST. bonis Exposition.

On Sept. 3, 7, 10, 14, 17, 21, 24, 28, and Oct. 1, 5, 8,12, and 151 will sell round trip tickets to St. Louis at one and one third fare, good for return passage 5 days from date of sale. Two through fast trains daily.

C.H. Agent, H. St. Joe. We can repair any stoves made in United States or Canada H.

O. MEEK Co. Harvest On September 15th and 29th 1 will sell round trip tickets to points west, north west and southwest at greatly reduced rates, AH tickets good for return passage 30 days from date of sale. C. H.

NASOW, Agt. M- St. Joe B. B. A Little Girl's Experience in a Lighthouse.

Mr aud Mrs. Loren Trescott ara keepers of the Gov. Lighthouse at Sand Beach, Mich, and are blessed with a daughter, four years old. Last April she was taken down with Measles, followed with a dreadful and turning into a Fever. Doctors ut home and at Detroit treated her, but in vain, she erew worse rapidly, until she a mere "haiid- ful of bones" Then she tried Dr.

King's New Discovery and after tne use of two and a half bottles, was completely cured. They say Dr. Kind's New Discovery is worth us wellhtin gold, yet you may get trial bottle free at. N. J.

Swetland Co. Drugstore. Delicious. DUMPLINGS. POT PIES.

PUDDINGS. CAKES. DOUGHNUTS. BISCUIT. WAFFLES.

CORN BREAD. GRIDDLE CAKES. Can always be made with Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder And while cakes and biscuit will retain their moisture they will be found flaky and extremely light and fine grained, not and full of holes as are the biscuit made. £om ammonia baking powder.

Price's Cream Baking Powder produces work that is beyond comparison and yet costs no more the adulterated-ammonia or alum powders, Dr. Prices sjands for pure food and good t..