Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1880-01-08
LOCIL BITS.

LOC1L BITS.
Fog.
Sickness.
Mud very deep.
Merchants awful blue.
But old Time goes on all the same.
Mr., George Mibank left last Monday
evening for st. Louis.
The Grand River bridge on the nma-
ha railroad, has again lost its grip and
gone down the river,
Miss Gussie Waite returned to
the city Tuesday from two weeks
visit in Cream Ridge.
Hamilton News.Graphic; Rev. j,
H. Waterman, of Chillicothe, was in the
city last Friday, looking well.
Mr.. T, C. Beasley, one of the solid
men of Pattonsburg, was in the city last
Sunday, visiting relatives and friends.
-"Tank Kce" is the non de plume of
celebrated Chinese lecturer, who deliy-
cred three lectures in Trenton last week.
Our sanc,um was lighted up last
Tuesday by the pleasant cOuntenance of
Mr.. S. Myers, of Grand River Township.
We notice that several OF our cx.
I changes are complaining OF the scarcity
OF wood, especially in the region OF their
own wood-piles.
Master Willie Davis, who spent the
holidays in this city, visiting friends and
relatives, returned to his hone in Gala
tin last Saturday.
The report " eek or two ago TO the
effect that scarlet fever was PREVAILING in
Trenton, is now denied by the Repubi-
can OF that place.
Miss Anna Marshall, of Cream
oo'.idgc, returned last Sunday to this
city to continue her attendance at
the public schools.
One Of Mr. p. H. Minors thorough.
bred cows broke through the Ice on his
stock pond last Sunday and drowned
The COW cost Mr, NJ. Sl75.
-Nr VIM Lcaton, one of the sub.
,-rntial citizens of Grand River Town.
>hrp, was in the city Tuesday ard paid
the CRISIS office pleasant call.
-IIarrison's Pantscope, the one that
was exhibited in this city not long since,
vas in Hamilton last week. Both papers
speak in he highest terms Of it,
The Editor of the Trenton Star in an
extensive article headed "Frightful a cci-
dent makes himself out the hero OF an
occurrence that never occurred.
The people OF Glcnwood, Schuyler
county, want the county seat removed
from Lancaster to that place. a vote
" i'll be taken on it at the nest election.
-- St. Joe Gazette; Eli Rernhcimer,
nc popular bookkecper for Ziele " Is
,cp, Chillcothe, was shaking hands with
his numerou, friends in this city ycstcr-
day,
b., PROT. y ath. Irwin returned Tuesday
hon two weeks visit to relatives and
freLds in Atchi>on, Kansas. His neph-
ew, Mr.. Howe, publishes the Atchison
Daily Globe.
The raj roads in th, part of the
country are in bad condition. The
passenger train on the II, & st. Joe Ii.
H., westward bound ON Tuesday evening
was ten hours late.
Miss Phubc Couzin3 delivered a lee.
Irc in llami ton last Friday evening
b, l,a. subject was "Sole Mistakes About
y. t" The papers OF that place compli
.ent her very highly.
--Mcssrs Beni, and VIM. Barnes, of
Colorado, who are visiting near MoorcS-
vile, were in the city Friday an paid us
, q pleasant call They intend returning
40 IOIOlllO IN Il lew NCChH'
brunswick News; 81 New Year
were coming" said old ~ to his sue
cessor, and waltled of on his ear. "pIl
have to freeze you t,Old man." replied
the new conner, but 80 do it,"
"A school teacher named Brn,on
Lyon, of De Kalb county, while under
the influence Of liQaor, attempted to
commit suicide by shooting himself in
8 the head, So says the De Kab County
Republican.
u MIR. John 7. Moss returned from
A Fulton Insane ASYLUM last Tues
day night, fully restored TO his right
mind and with unusually good. health.
His restoration to his right mind is
good news to his many acqualut.
ances.
We CLEAN from the Unionyille New
Century that a shooting aifray occurred
in that county (Putnam) on Sunday the
Goth ult., in which one Charles Stear"'
shot and dangerously wounded STARK
\ smith. At last accounts Smith was
1, with hofss u recovery. Stearn,
S Ga vDnny.
II slr y. J, Nyte'. ot C.,a, '5uoW
ugbt tie remains O. hip inr5"' son ''
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