Chillicothe Morning Constitution from Chillicothe, Missouri • Page 4

-hi Yuri ALWAYS Comes this time with something new, stylish, inexpensive, comj Portable and appropriate. In the shape of a combination of style, comfort and economy, the new Jersey Bloiise Suits, complete, (of which the accompanying exit gives a fair idea) Caps the climax. Morning Constitution. LITTLE ONS. E.

N. Burns, of this city, has been granted an increase of pension. Miss Ella Day has been appointed postmaster at Fountain Grove, Mo. Try the "Corle" brand of crackers, cakes, at G. D.

Brant's, The Kansas City Globe of yester- says tbat J. Broadwell, of Cbilli- cothe, is at the St. James. Samuel Forrester, one of Wheeling's solid citizens, will remove to the county seat in a few days. Prof.

Joe Hcrriford, of the colored public school, is the father of bouncing boy and Jae feels like he could knock out Johnny Sullivan in less than three rounds. D. Brant, the grocery baa the finest line of confectionery in Try him and see if this Chiilicothe. itf not true. dS Iw WORE LITTLE CONS.

D. Brant South Side Square has tbe New York full cream cheese. Best in the world, d3 Iw The funeral of Miss Radie Vincent, who died on last Wednesday will take place this afternoon at 2 o'clock from the First M. E. Church.

Committee to, Confer With Three Attorneys--No Doubt But That We'll Get it. Those suits must be seen to be appreciated, and worn to realize their adaptability. Made of fine twist Jersey Cloth, 20 per cent, wool, in navy blue, trimmed in cream braid, they present an appearance at once graceful and comfortable. We are exclusive agents for this Blouse and have marked the price $4.00 for a complete outfit. In general appearance, wear- 'ing qualities, style and appropriateness, they are self-com- and we predict for them a quick sale.

Only 100 in stock. yourselves with an early examination which will lead to an early purchase, and in turn to supreme satisfaction and comfort. Another commendable feature that now presents itself in out- Wash Goods department is a case of Gilbert's fast black Satines. Remember we say Gilbert's, and that name at once brands with a guarantee of per- fectness in color, texture and Through our superior purchasing facilities we procured this case of Satines at a figure that will enable us to sell them at 16 2-3 cents per yard, or in other words a perfect highly finished absolutely fast black 12 yard pattern Saline for $2.00, with our guarantee at the back of it, and since this lot cannot be duplicated we would suggest an early selection and thus procure what cannot be duplicated. Every clay new goods are arriving and we are preparing for the largest and most brisk spring trade it has ever been our good fortune to enjoy- If the beautiful effects now on the way to our market at their extremely low figures are any criterion then we feel convinced that our most sanguine expecta- tations will be more than realized.

Make our store, now, your place of amusement every day. We can interest you with something new. Smith, Mef Co. The special term of the circuit court held yesterday to hear the case of Mrs. Ruth Manning against the city, for damages was slimly attended.

The court found for defendant. Fireman Ed Stockon and bride arrived yesterday from Sigourney. la. Ed was married there Wednesday and looks happier and acts friskier than a spring chicken. The Mandolin Club wilt go out to the Butler school house in the Hester neighborhood to-night to furnish their excellent music for the school entertainment.

Gilbert Dunscamble, who was cm- ployed in Tanner's harness shop about five years ago, has returned from the East, and accepted a position as day clerk at the Union House. The three-months-old baby boy of Thomas Boucher, died yesterday moraine. Mr. Boucher is greatly afflicted having also lost his wife about one week ago. The babe will be buried this morning at 11 o'clock.

Following are some of those who will attend the big suit of Dr. Miller against the Milwaukee at Kansas City today: Judge Broaddus, J. G. Wynne, B. S.

Moore, Constable Smith, Miss Leora Trent, Louis Burgy, George Alexander and Mr. Waters of Linneus. Hemlrickson, one of the officers of the Breckenridge Bank, and a prominent democrat of Caldwell county, was thrown from a load of bay a few days since, dislocating one of his thighs. G. D.

Brant has the celebrated brands of Faucetfs flour. dS Iw About forty witnesses from this city and county left last night to aU tend the famous damage suit of Dr. Miller, of Alpha, against the Milwaukee St. Paul. Miller was arrested by the company for burning the depot at Niautic, and acquitted.

He then sued tbe company for 820,000 damages. Marshal Boof returned yesterday afternoon from Kansas City, where he hud been in search of tbe bank "worker." He said tbat Mr. Johnson had been there but was not. However, he thinks the cheeky rascal will be roped in before long. Telegrams were dispatched from C.

to different points. That "Blue flour at fiuc. Try a sack. Brants is d3 Iw George Coleman, colored, who formerly lived here with his brother Frank Coleman and wife, died with consumption, in Cbillicothe, Sunday. At the time of his death it is reported Frank was "sent up" for fire days for "admiring" other people's chickens.

The Coleman Bros, about three years ago had a fine farm in Daviesa county and were worth over (3,000. It is now all Sun. Try a sack of Faucetfs Best Flour you can get it at G. D. Brants.

Iw The eleciro-magnctic center of gravity, better known as Cbillicolhe, was the scene of another wedding yesterday. People to be properly married should come here. There is a sort of affinity with all such events that is very consoling to the flustered young people who have never been there before, great morning Then daily there which is the takes pleasure in chronicling marriages Shortly after dinner in the parlors of the Union House, Gardner and Miss Hattic Foltz, both of near Hale, were united in tbe sacred relation of marriage by Eev. A. Ellett.

This is how we guarantee No. 10 one sack, and after you have used it all if you can say that you ever used better Flour, bring back the empty sack and get your money back. STEWART MAHAFFY. The young ladies of the Elm street church will hold a social at the residence of Jas. L.

Dayis. West Clay instead of J. C. Minteer's, Friday evening, March 7th. The special feature of the eyening will be "literary salad." An evening of rare enjoyment is expected, and all are cordially invited to be present.

FOR RENT. One hotel, Downey House, will cive possession the Srst of March. H. WALLBRUNS WHY WILL YOU COUGH, when Shllob's Cure will give Immediate relief. Piicu 10 cents, 50 centb and tl.

JFormleby N. J. SWETLAND CO. We acknowledge with feelings of the profoundest gratitude the receipt ef a large consignment of a dozen varieties of cake from the Carr--Coyle wedding. Did it tickle our palates? Well, we should forcibly but inelegantly enunciate, you bet.

Thanks, several times. We acknowledge the receipt of an invitation to attend a social to given by the ladies of the M. church south at the residence of J. L. Davis this eve.

The following printed diagonally across the upper left hand corner: "Just a We don't know whether this mcana a dash or two, a word or two or a dollar or two. The strong points of "Fabio Horn- ani" are its romantic features. None of these is strained by tbe playwright. Everything is not only possible, but probably. The action is rapid, the scenes are startling and therefore the listener and spectator is carred very lars'y by bis interest in tbe story and his expectation of a start ling climax.

Everybody will see it to-night, to study it, and especially to hear the earthquake in which the climax is and Courier, Charleston, S. Dec. 20. Yesterday afternoon about o'clock, a short, stumpy man from near Avalon, and an equally short unhandsome woman from the same section stopped, arm in arm in fronl of the New York vStore. They evidently wanted to go in, but hesitatec aid looked at the thick glass, which must be crossed before going in the doors.

Finally, to show the woman that he knew something about city ways, made a short step forward when bis companion grasped bis arm and shrieked, "look out, Jim that's glass, you'll fall through." Elmei Moorman, who heard the conversa tion, collapsed on the bill of fan sign and laughed until the tears ran down his face, but the couple didn' catch on. A STEP AHEAD. Chiilicothe leads--never follows Mr. R. B.

Eubank, late of Lebanon Laclede county, has moved his In mi ly and business to Cbillicotbc am will engage in business in the futur with us. He is a licensed auclioncc and while be ia ready at all times tc cry sales, he will also establish regu lar weekly stock sales for the pur poseof selling to the highest bidder every Saturday, any anl all stoc that may be brought to the city fo that purpose. His first regular sal will take place Saturday, Mar. 15th rain or shine, and continue cac Saturday, beginning at 1 o'clock m. His office is up stairs 2nd en trance north of oostofflce.

Call and see him, he comes to us highly recommended, issue. Sec bis cird in thi TO EXCHANGE. Residence and half acre-lot, nea Springfield, free and clear, fo Chiilicothe property, clear or en cumbered. EUBANK, Auctioneer. 2d stairs, north of postofflce, Chii- licothe, Mo.

8-4 We continue great sale of 50 rolls of Dress Goods, being the Larg est and most varied assoitment in the city, ranging in price from cents to $1 per yard. No lady can afford to purchase a dtess withou inspecting our Stock. We mak prices interesting. Goods shown with pleasure at the Bargain Hous Of HIRSH HERMAN, 4 dw-lw East Side. We will soon have something DC and novel in the way of Glassware Come and see our 5 and 10 cen goods.

L. E. CAMPBELL, North Side Square. STEEET EAILWAY. The city council convened last night to discuss the street railway ranchiso and to transact other busl ness.

Messrs. J. E. Wait, E. J.

Broad- lus and L. A. Chapman were present. This is the committee appoint id to present certain objections to he existing franchise. Judge Broaddus said among other hings tbat neither the city or the company were safe in taking the ranchise; neither were protected by ts provisions.

IFor instance, he said any party interested might go into court and restrain thorn. It ia my deliberate opinion, said the judge, bat the city will be injured if the present franchise is not altered. Continuing he said that the city conld not change the grades. Fur tbcr tbe law requires and compels what streets the tracks shall be laid on. Under it they can have a mo nopoly, lay several tracks and adc the streets.

Wait said there were insuperable objections to the franchise and that bis opinion it should be withdrawn and a new one drafted. Chapman then made a few remarks but his main point in which the city attorney concurred was tbat the dinonce must conform to the state aw, and read a section or two on tba matter. Mr. Lloyd said that some objections bad been made because a clause regulating the rate of speed and fan was not inserted. Ho had no objec tions to said omissions being inserted As to the time of running: The can would be put on at 6 a.

m. and staj on until 9 or 10 p. sometimes la. ter. Broaddus then said: "I can conscientiously say that I never read icard of document incompatible with the interest of both parties to the contract, and it is my earnes advice tbat the council make a re franchise.

Tucker said that in order to get to the meat of the thing that they (th attorneys) make a statement of wha they thought necessary for the we! faro and prosperity of the city an lay them before the city council an railway men at a meeting next Mon day night. Mr. Lloyd stated that the ircn wil be here on the 13th. Kemp said that aside from the sug gestion of Mr. Chapman all the point had been disposed of.

A. W. Fowler presented petitio for a tiansfer of his dramshop licens to H. H. A motion carrle instructing the clerk to make th transfer when Mr.

Edsall files his pe tion for license. Contract for lighting the city wa extended one month on the terms tbe old contract. L. A. Martin was given the use tto city hall Saturday night to hoi public meeting for tbe discussion county supervision.

Several bills were allowed. OABR-COYLE WEDDING, Tom Hloklln was down from Qalla- yesterday. T. B. Tnttle, of Carthage, was In eity yesterday.

Miss Settle Hutoblson has return- from Gallatin. Harve Matson oarne In yesterday a brief visit to his family. E. A. Bpragne, of Winston, wat lu the capital city yesterday, T.

C. aud wife, of I'attons- urg, are visiting lelatlves In tlie Ity. Mln Lizzie Yates of Gallatiu la the of h.r Mrs. M. Wll lams.

Mat Glrdner and little son will this monlng for Bt. on a Visit. Nova Klergan attended tbe Carr- oylo wedding al Stnrges Wednei- day. Qus Oehler, of Moraula, Iowa, Is in he elty of his cousin, Japt. B.

Oehler. Miss Jennie White or Avalon Is In the city ou a visit to the family of A. Stone. J. B.

Lewis, of Hale, was in the elty yeiterdny to attend tho Hendricks- i'oltz wedding. Charlie Holmes and Allen Bland lave returned Fattoasburg, have flulsbed a brick business Judge W. C. Samuel and wife are riffitlng their BOX, Col. Geo.

W. Warder of Kansas City. M. J. Hudson and B.

3. of ilale were lu the city yesterday on business. Elder Barron, who has been over among Avalonltes, was In alty yesterday on his return to A. E. Seymour, after a pleasant visit to toll brother, H.

left last night for the Bait. He goes back liighly pleased with our people. Hibbard's Jthenmatlc and Liver rills These Dills nrc scientifically com- uniform Inaction. Nogrlp- ng BO commonly following the me of pills. They are adapted to both adults and children with perfect safety.

Wo guarantee they have no equal la cnreofSIOK HKADAOHE, Connipn. lion ryspepsia, Biliousness, and. as an appetizer, they excel my other preparation. John F. Cochrau, of Sigournev, Iowa, says liift wife lifted nlbbnrd'g Hhen- matlo and Liver Pills for sick headache nnd they entirely cured her HEbbnrd't) Rheumatic Syrup nnd LlV' or Pills are remedlcp of great merit.

take pleasure in recommending them- JOHN Druggist, Sleomney, lown. Prepared oolv by Khcmnntic Syrup Jackson, Stich. For sale by N. J. Shetland Co.

Mr. John Carr and Mies Ala were married on Wednesday night a the residence of the bride near Stur ges, Kev. A. M. Kiergan, of this city offlciatine.

Following is a list the presents: Large family bible, S. Coyle an wife; set of silver knives and fork P. H. Minor nnd wife; silver castor H. Kaso; set of silver spoons, W.

Hoge and wife pepper and ss service, J. O. Lilly and wife; tabl linen, Belle Carr; set glassware, A M. Kiergan and wife, Grandpa an Grandma Lyon, large fruit stand Lige and Maggie Carr, nice parlo lamp; N. B.

Ktcrgan, Wash an Mollie Carr. Pair ornamental horns W. F. Carr, K. glass pitcher, J.

Hoge and wife; table linen, W. Pond and wife; one dollar, J. Lilly and wife; lamp, Shelby an Inez Coyle counterpane, S. Hog and wife, T. J.

Hoge and wife; pair towels, L. and Maggie Hoge eake stand, O. D. Kestcr and wife The young people of tho neighbor hood turned out en masse and gav them a charivari. The supper wa pronounced simply immense.

Th young couple will remove to Laredo DENTISTRY For flrstclaes Dental Work, an guaranteed as represented; teeth ex tracted without pain or danger, the use of nitrous oxide, or vitalize air, go to WORLET'S Dental Booms, North side of Square, "Big Clock 1 Chillijotbc. Mo. New line of 5 and lOc goods at I E. Campbell's Queensware Store North Side Square. 5dw-t PERSONAL MENTION iSHOES il Made to Stand the Test.

SEPGIAL NOTICE. TO HOUSEKEEPERS: Having purchased, for cash the Silver Moon and Browning House outfits, I am enabled quote the following extrcmel; low prices for a short time only First come, first served. Se here: Bed Room Sets, $10 to $2 Cotton Top Mattresses $1-25 Wool i-So Woven wire bed bottoms 2.00 Spiral spring i.oc Cane bottom chairs -S Hanging lamps, 1.2 Rockers SQC to $1.51 Perforated bottom chairs to 50 Extension tables, 50 cts per foo A fine lot of Roger verware at less than half price We can sell a complete outfi for housekeeping at $20 or less A full line of cook and heat inn stoves at your own prices. iJest and cheapest line of tin ware, in the city glad to get price for it. Dishes until you can't rest, to low to quote.

I have a splendid lot of gilt an walnut frame pictures and oi paintings that I will close out a unheard of prices. These goods were bought a forced sales and I will sell then- at about what I can get to clos them out. They are as good a new. Come at once, as I am prepared to surprise you. MENDENHALL'S Second Hand Store The old Johnston Tobocco Fac tory, opposite Platter Bros.

Livery Stable, Chiilicothe, Mo We have a few nobby overcoate left which can be bad at a great bar gain. CARFitMTEK STABKKT 263 Ladies buy your rubbers of us am save money, only 25 cents per pair, dw tf JOHNS SON, To bouse with 5 rooms 15 acres of land. Good orchard apple, pear and peach trees. Vine yard and other fruits. One mile eas of Highview on the Linneus road.

d5 3twlt Tiios. JONES. Call aud get our prices on canno goods. D. BRANT.

d3 Iw FOR SALE. Good oak and mulberry posts Inonire at S. J. Miller's Law Office. 2w It is a notorious fact that purchasers of Shoes are too often deceived in the Wearing Qualities of Foot Wear.

We have every reason to believe that we have the very best ine of Ladies, Misses and Childrens' That money and experience can place before the people. Our stock in this line is now complete for spring, and we are proud to say you will find no deception in them. They are all reliable made to give service; we keep no shoddy goods. it A Do you want a Dongola or Goat Button Shoe, with leather counters and inner soles, free from shoddy; Styles? Then go direct to Hirsh Herman. 6O Do you want a Ladies Dongola Button Shoe that has no equal for the price in North Missouri? Then direct to Hirsh Herman.

After ten years experience with this line of Ladies Shoes we still challenge competition to put before the people a better fitting, a nicer style of last, a better wearing Shoe for the money. Try them. Every pair warranted--every warrant made good. We have secured the Sole Agency for the E. P.

Reed Rochester New York in hand turned Flexible Soles and hand welt. They are all, without question, the prettiest, neatest and most art.stic made shoe in the city. We have them in all sizes and widths, made on Oper, Half Spanish. Arch and Half Common Sense Lasts, in C. D.

E. Widths, The ladies are especially invited to call and see Special offer to clean up Remnant stock of odds and ends. We place on sale 150 pairs Ladies Kid and Goat Button Shoes in sizes from 2 1-2 to 6. Our Regular Price on these Goods has been Sato $4. We will sell them for just ONE-HALF PRICE, Being 5O Cents on the Dollar.

50 pairs of Custom Made Ladies Kid and Goat, front lace Shoes, sizes 2 1-2 to 6. Regular price $2.50 Shoes; they all go at $1.50. SHOES FOR ALL MANKIND. Respectfully, HIRSH HERMAN, East Side of Public Square, Chiilicothe, Missouri. GRAND HIVBB ITEMS.

Since the last cold snap the farmers have quit talking about sowing oats. Mrs. Martha Sbipp, an old resident of Grand River township died at her home, about 2 1-2 miles Southeast of Avalon, on Tuesday the Feb. 25, of paralysis. She was the relative of Obed Sblpp, who died several years ago, She married Joseph Sbipp, a brother of her former husband, about a year and a half ago, She was interred at Avalon cemetery on Thursday the 27 of Febuary.

She was a kind and affectionate wife and mother.and a gosd neighbor. Tbe grip has left, but measles are going the rounds. Mrs. Alma Shipp NEE Brier, will commence a term of shool at Shan- condalo on the 3 inst. In my last, I stated that they had made 2d or 3d assessment at Bale's butter and cheese factory, I was misinformed it was the first assess ment.

Mr. D. M. Marlow, bought a quarter of beef and retailed it out at his store in Hale, for which he was fined about S21, costs and all. Mr.

Marlow has done as much as anyone else to build up tbe city, and now he is not in the best of humor. Mr. Lester, took stock in tbe old bank of Bale, instead of the new one. Marion Cash, of Illinois has rented the late W. H.

Jones place, of D. B. Smith, price paid $230 cash in hand. The tax gather still goes bis round but the end Is drawing near. UNO.

THAT HACKING COUCH can be so quickly cured by Bhiloh's cure. We fruiirontee It. For sale by X. J. SWETLAND CO.

Neuralgia causes much Insanity Tbe highest medical authorities of Europe and America have recently decided that large percentage of cases of Insanity is caused bv tbe cxorutlatlDjr pains of Neuralgia of the head and face. If any member of your family suffers this tormentor. Induce them to try Ballord'a Snow Liniment. One application will afford immediate relief aud yon will soon be rtd of a dangerous un! tor- metulue disease. Snow Llulraeut Is the most penetrating known.

It positively cures Rheumatism, Lame Back, Contrnoted Muscles Old Sores, Corns. Bunions, etc. It penetrates and opens up the pores, drawing all poisonous matter to the surface, restoring and promoting a natural circulation of the blood through che diseased parts. Sold by N. Swetland Co.

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