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, 1881-01-08
VAIL STREET.
A OEyEIttL ADVANCE.

New TORlt, Jni,. 7.-Tho stock market has
been buoyant to-t1ny, tl,o advance In prices
being general Md tho transactions large.
Tho most marked improvement was III Ccl-
trail Pacific, Denver Il Rio Grando, Hannibal
&St, Joseph, and tic coal shares. BY far
tic Inrgest business was in Western Union
telegraph. Tic speculation tn wlicl, Is n
complctp puzzle. The short interest In 1t is
ldrkr. and lbnticrs bf tho stock ,eet It carried
Tor nothing ailtl commission besides. 1t QUO
elass of rurt1ors tlro to bo believed,
-. Nil vAHpEnu1Lr Is puyISa
the stock back, finding that the receipts keep
mn uncxpcctediy we'll with tho cut rates. Ii
another cInss are credited, Mr.; Vanderbilt
l,as uothtug to do witt. tho movement, aud It
Is simply an Intermediate turn In Mr. iould's
tampaign agaiust tho stock.
Still another batch Of rurnors credit tho
movement to q pool in which uoIthor VAN
tlerbllt nor Afr. Gould hnyo any interest, and
which runs counter to tho pluus ot each, 60
far rs they haye any respecting this stock.
In this condition Of aftairs outsiders, wl,etf-
er investors or spcculntozs, will act tho part
Of prudence by being simply lookcrs.on,
About moot, there was q reaction II. THE list
but thoru was marked in,proyement In tho
tone Of speculation toward tie close Of tho
day, when thoro was m Increased activity In
tl,e share llst generally, With an ADVANCE Of
Nto21{ per cent from tho lowest point OF tho
day.
=, ,1rr auEArr Anv.Yrr
was In Central l,ncIflc. Wagtorn iIu;on. rjete.
ware q Hudson. and UannibaI q It Joc
After these stocks camo Uniou pao{tic. Now
York Contral, Eric. and Jersey Central. Tho
upward movement Ill Central Pacific was
stImuIatcl by Tho declaration nj thc rer,,1nr
.a,nf.nnnuo1 dfvtfIard nnd fha 1orro traffic NJ
, 1881-01-08

PHILADELPHIA. Pn, jan. 7.--The Hoard
Of Directors Ut ths rlss!a4elph'n i ltea.}ing
KafIroA.l Company held twa-hours' meet
hsg to-day, ss.d. after fa!l consideration. VI
The proceedings at plttabur9 yesterday, TO-
solved to wltildraw tue notice tor stockllo1d-
G1s' Mcotln; oil the 10th Of ths n,0n!h, Assoon
~ t1la 1laaEa adjourned uss Secretary WIS in.
stsAete4 10 advertise tho withdrawal, ryd
steps wefa at once taken to carry tl!ls order
luta eifect. THIS actlon did 40t surprise
, 1881-01-08
A MILITARY BALL,

8pekiot Wspotek 70 1hk Chttaeo 7Tlb0na
KANSAS CRY, No., Jan. 7.-Ths Craig
lsls!vs, the crack MILITARY company of Mis-
so,irl, gaye grand complimentary bail ind
banquet tonight to tho SNxton Rit'es, Of ST.
Joseph. The Saxtons, numbering nearly 100,
uccoinpanIeti by their band and d lnrgo num-
bur nf iuyitetl Rlests, arrived by u special
train thls afternoon 1t 4:W nnl were u.s.
S1f1f, p i @ 1'f1s @ IT, ost ntys 9llat f aalr u
tho kind ever glyel, In Missouri.
, 1881-01-08

CINCINNATI, Jnn. IA company hns just
lpcn organized. with 900 capital, to
build tho prnpnsei Elevated lselt Railroad.
The incorpnrators embrace tue lcalllng cap1-
talfsts ot tho city, md sny money will not be
MnutilE for tho Elltekitlsp.
, 1881-01-08

Hp<fF3 37UpAaIN 10 1Nb IAItl1V 1ftU1Hks
MILWAUKEE, Jan. 7.-1sallr0ad Commits
sioner Turner's annual report Is nbont
ready fur publication. Itslows tha wt,sttler-
ful development a,al Gratifying prosperity nr
tho various Wisconsin, lines III q eoupre-
llunstyo manner, DurlnG 1880 thoru were
built In this State 1}3!!< miles OF track, n,ak-
Ing tota! Wisconsin, Mlltage Ut 3lJ2{.
, 1881-01-08

Th!ri stfoct syfet, II wasN=- was 81 I: 80
yisfts was made to id known, /
t!ic. stcCafmonta, and II. counsel q
t'lat mandatory prnceedlntwas hints
taken IN tho Courts TO- ompaw0u1ff h
20 held. No steps fn this Injecting !
however, taken sthts evening". iaot, wert
expected Tomorrow. There Il tI{ey nj
the part OF lao opposition will leal tan a
contest In the cNttrta, and that III the Ion
ftgceiycr.
, 1881-01-08
l'l.EAlN.


Mr.. Il. Malpas. Ticket Agent OF the Gen.
tral racIt!c Railroad at San Franclsco, will
arrive In this city to-day BY the Rock Island
route to Rtya tho boys New.Yoar's call
Mr. William j.. Nrwinar, formerly Cen
autl Iftu proprietor 0t tho Atlantic Hotel III
and Ticket Agent Of tho Galveston l. Ca-
snargo 1u!lroad. lIo ~ about to emIgrase TO
Texas to assume the lutles Of bis new posi-
t!oli.
Mt. G. II. Schmidt, General Foreign Agent
Of the Asclls0u. Topeka 4& Santa FL llatl-
r0ad Company, Ia li tl1e city. Ite IL on Ills
way to Europe to work up emigration aud
other business far lis road, and Especially
for his new l'acihc and 1Iexlco extensions.
IIp will be 'gono about two years, aud Ills
headquarters will bc ut London. :
The last number ut the Ratlitau -due
comes out great,y improved and enlarged.
AlN0ItR ltS l,GW features is handsome green
cover aIntt c1llllnIl for the description md
Illustration Ut uaw ynilJulut patents. rho,
<luc ls undoubtedly 0nn Vt thu iitiest and
must cAlaplete rAllr0Atl journals IN the
country. aiul It deserves tlie sntttss It has
achteyetl.;-
H. new railway c0Mpnny has bee,, ,orKan>
bauk Caly L Mazoiiauta ltallso,ui Company
a,.l articles u nssnclntloa hny9 been filed
,urs ars .Wtiiiain i: CUiXer, Il; q. KS,sarii
aEal E. ". Y0l,,E, af Prairie !lu Sne; c0nra1
knunl; Chrlssfnu ObrseIt J.. D. Quili'by, and
Pull taei',nIuM. q s'sHk clty. The: nbieft
10 Portage, VIII Sa,.k City MD l'rairia ttu Soy.
1ho uhsIertnkln. appca!s to na,n f''te,iele
one. a roa4 Gnu .ensll} a,n! cllsnplY bo
built along thu Valley v ", WISCONSIN, W.
abte 10 supiu'sU that tle 5ll!wa.Ikee 4 t.
laul Company would b. willing to built +
oven wit1aMt ATT fron! the towns. The .:"-
p,scti line would fprll tnnlAciing LUX h...
tween tlie La, CFosse aud l'raiFlu tlu Cl!len
llnta Ut that Company, aud would doubtless
prpya Ut Krt!at Eol!venlcpGuln nlurliiS irrltsle
frGul th9 Northern tetTltUry and trl6utNty
kle relluler West,
, 1881-01-08

PiILAnEI.rilrA, Pa. jan. 7.-Tho Secro-
tary of tho Reading Hallway Company states
TINT tic meeting OF tho Stockholders for the
election OF officers announced for the 10th Ut
January will not be hel.
, 1881-01-08
CANADA.

] OfAN NlAD&&s
| Scientific AntnGonlstn 10 Rctieton-Co.
| operative supply Assoclat1on-Fre.
| ycnilutt Of Corruption Of Members or
1tnnaont-PacsfIc Iknttwny-DCntl til
or Jud3o DMrkfn-CfntIn d. Co.-Isxs
ports to tbo United stnto*.
spsefai Dttpafeh to Tit Chkdea Ttthuns.
| OTTAWA, Jim. I'm tho lionse Of COM
mons to-lay n number of petitions were pre-
scrtcfl ngntnst tho syndicate contract.
Il, uccortlnucc with Ills ilutfco of Il motion,
| Sir John Macdonald then moved that from
this date tho Pacific hallway resolutions
| shall have precedence next after routine
| proceedings. 1la said spccial attention Ind
been called 10 the matter III the speech from
the Throne. Parliament had begn called at
| an unusually early prr1oh to consider tho
subject, md he desired that It should be dis
| ct1sscd ,,nintcrruptcdly until decidcd ono
way or nnother.
Atr. Blake regretted very much tl,at the
Government Ind thought 1t proper to press
tho motion oil q question OF such
| vital Importance. Tinte should DO nj.
lowed for the formation of I'LL
| opinion In tho llotlse a1ld country.
IIo noticed that Mr. Gladstone lad similar
motion beforo the British Parliament but 1t
WIS for the removal of the difficulty tllat
Canada was about 10 create. After some
further discussion the motion carried.
The Pacific Railway dehate WIS then re-
sumcd, Mr.. Coursal speaking In favor Of and
Mr.. Charlton agninst tic bargain. Tllo
iet,ato Is still going OIL. 1t is Under
stood that the Government intends
to cnrry the syidlcato agreement
through without any notifications,
hnvng pledged themselves tn do 50, but
there nre n good lual,y stranE Conservatives
wio viii yotg against It, bclng firm In the
conviction that INC sacf1nce 70 oo n't''e 10 Sc
| cure tho roud Is too much.
6pteist Dspatch to 1aa Chledeo 1stbuns
KsowLroS, Que, Jan. Tho Hon. judge
I,,rr| 'sas nrt, ~, Ea1.s,,t T., 1s,., In ,,,.a
educated ut tile Universities Of Lontle,,
'ey' hu was 70, for ' some me- tiuo M Greek @ k tutor.
He WAS ca!lea 10 u'o nar ~ Io4o' n,n
WAS created queens soanscl m leb'.
@ avu fn a I,rom'o nt 4'u eanfa1aro.fo,, @ " A, =,
m',u .."a ~ nioo ~ s.'u ~. -
in both tho Dominion a,ul Quebec l1o.scs,
from iuly In lint year iii November, 1soo,
] when i,u % Vas 81 appointed @ I Minister Of Agr,cn1t,
ire for tito DomlnloI, whtcl! ot1!cc !so held
until October, ls7l. .wlcu l,o wis appointed
.ju,lae of tic Slprrjor CGirt Of Quebec, lie
VIII long 10 rctleineefed ny us NJ
tempt, when n Parliament, to solve the
.,,a !. n,,.,1.;,' aat :, ,rto. o,,orotor ,,vtn',
nn a"Hm W s,o,;, m "osJ "si,,nar, 1ns u"s orE
arses !" stsG'vH IL o r, ' ~ otSe tss
Canada Temperance net, better known rs tho
uSrott mt J;
% sp.siat Dt,Datss TO The cat.ooo 7+tbuna
HAMILTON. Ont; .'ali. In December.
business ut CIaetnaat! rs Il {lealer IN fatcy
,,ntt,,,s ~. fni,",t lie l,,htJ,ttou ouinr,tIny
.oas @ ~ c', HMM: ''s ''so.ttA.n ~ ",s1
70 s9oV, o. Whien an'oa'is. n.o s'''s y, ,ao VI
Tnvina neti to fnnutn m, l,cnrint- tI,nt Cinflin
20. Weto LRhs plocse,'nes ta asaa's. a'as.sn a'"
for obtaining gontls nntler thlse pfetehses,
aud settled In 1inmiitu1l. After LpyIns' fntl-
urc, his wife, through her brother, purchased
, 1881-01-08
NEW D1NING-CAn LINE.

Tlie SUCCESS Ut Tic dinIng-cars OIL ctr rail.
roatls l,us been so we'll established during
the last few years That 1t Ii only n, question ut
time when fln!nR-caEs will l'c run on nil thu
ruadS IN the country and dtmtng-statlons will
belong 10 tho things tint were. Thu fact llas
long sIuce been established that thu
ronss which run dlnluE.cars aro much
better pattnnlzcd than those TINT do
not, and wl,tlot the roa.ls ,nake ITO money on
the cars themselves, rs 1t costs thcm about
IS cents per plate for. such meals as nearly
al Ut them Eiyc. set the Indirect bc,,eIlt frnt!
Increased patronage Is so Greatithat one roat!
nftar ,anotl,er abantaons tl!s oltl WY Of
tabllsyt! ti,p nsw sty|e ot feeding Its ,2 Pas-
fisss'S istss. rSn %' to ns cstas ss ot systc 'e
thy l,altinorc + ohto which Intends 4 i, t. .
week Getwcen this city a,ld Eastern paints.
4 number of cars liaYq M been constructed for
isteltca. and tho officers .0f this Company
prtl,tso to mRke their dining-,ar line ~ per-
feet Us tlsuss Ut any Of tho roads that huYe
heretofore eat0hlfsAettst stheul,
, 1881-01-08

1.-THE Stnte nre I'M mIlcs Of rallsr,n1, bnvIng
the fnlroatls hnvc the Rtnrsanrtl gltuKr Of four
feet nnc ir!chcs. the few exccpttoIts bcing 4
XMuKc NJ four feet eight md n hnlf Inches. arr
trucks.
Tho number Of mics Of railroad In operation
~ Mssairi. fl ls75 was a,l80; IN 1B5b, 3,:s6: IN
18TH, 3,Gls: h,ll III 1870. 4,U7. Missouri is nov
tht seventh Stuto In rnflr,,nll rallk. :,
, 1881-01-08
C1NC1TSAfI BELT RAILWAY.
Ep<tfai ptsr4teh to 1h4 CAttAao Tribune.


C1NclxKArl. O., Jan. 7.--A certificate it,
cooperating the Cincinnati Delt Hallway
Company WIS this nlornlug il'ol With the
Sucretary OF State at Columbus. Tho OBJ
jcce OF tho Incorporation Ia stated to be to
construct, orerato, aud malntal,s 1lne OF
railroad for passengers and freight through
a1ld III the City Ut Cincinnati; to proyidp a
rapid translt ::alal Il means 1T Intoreonluunt-
cntlou, alld nIditItn,al terminal accommodate
tlnta fur aId bptwupn tho various railroads
which now eptsr,. or which may hereafter
stuck ii ixstl at si,0DQ, ,00o. divided Into
shares ot sl0 eacl!. Tla i'leprporutors
fAetWruss, a.,a capitalists, 'gke ,mH!easlons
aro uat sle enterprises i on la5K,,, cas.'l.rs-
i.al Ii to [,, hereafter Increased 10 Y. ..HSl eco
Yrs;tooioo 20, 1he F9na ilt frSn l,soa!way
ed Iy a tliniiul under tho did tannl heti !;
fron;:uriR|tol. Il will by iasen. out the AIilt
Greek botto!ns BY IN elusatMl r9aI. This
uectud by switches ruMHIng !ato tAe!s cc!lass.
, 1881-01-08

0e,s. ChristInrson got No. .07 Tor go. and Co!
Austin No. IL for 20. Some seats sold ns los
Asfl.
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DdlCHERgS..

DAWN Mo-, Jan. Sth, 1881.
Editor CRIsIs:-The real estate
trade has been very good in the
village OF Dawn, among the recent
sales are tho following:
r. W. Coc, sold q house and three
lots to Gustavus Shlnogel. Consid>
eratiou S275.
J. d. Graham sold TO r. Il. Gra'
ham, two lots for tho sum Of S25.
BENJAMIN Roa sold one lot to
S. NJ. Green. Consideration $25.
The last two named purchasers
intend 10 build houses on their re-
spective lots.
Rev. ]. X. Moshcr sold his shop
and two lots 10 J. W. Hood, Sam
uel Able and S. NJ. Green Tor Sl5Q
The Parson will probably go to
Texas county where he has 24O
acres of land which he thinks ought
to be improved.
Benjamin Rea bought house
and two lots of John Eislcy.
Jay Drake sold his house and
two lots TO II. BushelI. We did moi
learn what the consideration was
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1881-01-20

rived at the conclusion that Omar
riage may have many pains, but
celebscy hath no solid pleasures,
and that good wife is to man
wisdom, strength and courage.
That man Is strong but his heart is
not adamant; that hcnceds a tranquil
mind, and especially if he is an in,
teIIigent man, with q whole head, he
needs Il moral force in the conflict
OF life that when troubled and per.
picked with difficulties, home with Il
"truc halpmcct" in it-one who
shares all his joys and all his griels
is the place to gain his compOs-
ure. There his srul rcncws its
strength and he goes forth happy
again. Sam, We hope tha'syou have
succeeded in procuring Il treasure
from among the last but farcst Of
Gods created beings, aud your wife
q man.
CHRISTOPHER tnIT'MBUS.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1881-01-20
IiHOther 'Sf-cr.
Biuo NOuHG TIP.
BLUE MoUXD TP, Jan, 10Th

pt,r. ,to,.>.r I'm To-, ,c,h
Er,ro, c,,s,..-,, ,or. cor,os,,,I
,,,,, S., ,,,;. n,., ao 80, ,,,,, =, ba
....,-,.. .,,,,,c,,,I,r, ,.,,, co,c,rl. J,,,
Won few items
Orr schoo,s arr. in q, nouri.hinr co,.
ai,iop.
District NJ :, we learn is taurbt bv
Mr. Rob Dixon and is nroure,,ino finely.
Di.,,;,, No , i t,urbt he ur rv,r
lanes. The Dawn school BY Mrs, Con.
rer. District No I by Mr. Toe Thomas;
u;s,,c, M hv Mice N DirL.n. Dis.
,,ir, NJ. +. bv Dan. MORGAN. Distric.
\, hy Miss Sue Iiorpcr. Al ,he teach.
crs are citizens of this Township except
two. The young men of district No. &
have organize a debating club and arc
having an interesting time.
There have been several deaths in this
part from Pneumonia, but the health is
generally good at present.
Mrs. Collar happened to very serious
accident few days ago, by which she
spraincd her anclc SO badly that she is
unable 10 walk.
Born-To the wife Of our sterling
Greenback friend, {. c. McAIear, a lit
tie hopeful Charlie says it will never
vote unless the Constitution is changed.
II, t,rl,s of calling :, S,,Iis weover
~ ~, ,''',, ..,.'..,', - ,,. n,,,
Inc NeNerao Ie Mclner Oh MIS- Dlcken
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1881-01-20
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= = - hAAAM
DIED,

CAsE--ln this city on thursday, January 3D.,
1881, Mrs, Ada Ctsc. nfc Ts"
YEOMAN-On Tuesday, Jan Is, 1881, at her
home miles South EasI OF the City, Augusta
wears,
MALK IN-At his residence IN this city, on
Tuesday, Janu ,ry II, 1870, Of congestion of The
lungs. Mr.. John L. Maxim. Aged about 7!
Yeas.
WEAVER--ln this city, at the residence of
her father on Suntay, January 10 lssl, Of con.
sumption, Mis- Edna N"avtr. Aged % sc rs.
BlDWELL -On Thursday December ., lss1,
in Farmersyiilo, liyingst N county, Mo, Charles
Gilbert Bidwrll, infant son uf q. ". and Olivia
Bidwell, AGED months and IL days.
IS MEMORY OF LITTLE CHARLIE.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1881-01-20
The age of "ChriSfoph y Cot@m
bus"
EOIii nienceN lIMeir.

For some time past official duty has
frequently caused me to put off dental
work and to neglect my patrons.
Hereafter this will occur no more; |
shall constantly have experienced help,
both officially and professionally, .and
everybody shall have prompt and pro per
attention.
will also operate personally in all
cases when am preferred.
70 It W. GRKENE, pensist.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1881-01-20
Bar1dins an Redt Estate.

Farm q miles west of Chillicothc,
$1,000. Farm near Cream Ridge, 40
acres, $50 per acre; extra improvements
ID south of Chilicothe, S3j per acre !;
well improved, and n number of others
22.l John NJ. NORIS. Agent.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1881-01-20
Pr06dfe DOchet jar T'c0rW0ry
Term, 1881,

PI0Gdte DOCLei I'0r Tc0rWdry
Term, 1881,
To he begun and held in the Probate o =.
fee in The city of ChIlicothe, Living
ton county, Missouri on Monday Fob
ruary lith, 1881, viz:
FIRST DAY, MONDAY, rEnRUARY II, 1881.
Settlements continued from Novcm her Term,
lssC.
SECOND DAY, TUESDAY, FER. -, 1881.
Anderson, Matte r., Mamie f.. AMI Bunie a F.,
Thus. H. Anderson, IuIHtur.
u as fird lmes, Ju eph Potter AMI IROS. H..
Br#ssli 'li, Executor
Bmrn, Williln, maor, George Johss,r, Gu
Bitter, o f., minor, o. +. Bl,lcs, Curator
Brent, Ella, Jeremiah .TIGoU-, t.. aud Curator.
Campbell Joseph, Z. Il. Campbh, Admir-,
Hays MI ca, John I. ilus, t. add Curator.
ca. u, Mary .'anc WIN. II & zen, G.aud Curator.
Cox John IL. ami Martha JOhn ThJmp.On,
Curator
THIRD DAY, WEDNESDAY, FER. lG, 1851.
Draper, Terry F., Jas :. Weaver Curator.
Drigl,mar Lu.N,J hn aud Anna, Wa. u. Deg
lem n, g.. ~ Car tor.
Dcland, samuel H., Eliza + Drlanl, Adm'rx
Deckrr, ANIME. j., ElcctI DGckrr and j. j..
Barrt, Executors.
Gray, C. rus nthpr, Mary + Gray, Curator.
ureear, y. W l. andJ.Wr e. Er,eac,
Curator.
Greene Luaqma p Ut Greene Admir-.
Gleun, john, Mm roDdrirh, Admir-.
Humtn, George W., rcter Ilarman, Curator.
IIowarr, Daniel W, AE,oia ;. Howard, LSec.
ark,
lcnsiry, Ester, Wm.T Shrnnon, Excruor
Ih'r., hlEah IN, la.OU ilrrg q. and Curat r.
Jones, ocurg; T., James d. EyHns, Atm'r
FOURTH DAY, THURSDAY, FEB. II. 1881.
Jones, Hugh, j. H. anl l., A. Evans, Alm's.
Jores, l.. Vi " IL. ani H. h, j. u. AMI T., A..
EvIns, Curatofs
Kitrdsc, rrark, DC Ktlrilgc, Curator,
Kern, John, rhus, Ken, Adnr.
Lynn, Celia b, john II urslrS, curator.
Lille, MARY H., 4. II, Mnnsur, Curat n.
lay, rnulna-, Ru'ns y. Lay, Curator.
NJ 'hlin, Pat ick m Mary A, Bridget Mahlin,
Curator,
Mellncr, Louisa AMI rlieda, IIermrn Met1ncr,
Morgan, Chrrptta, Il. II Gin, Executor.
Mchimncs lanes H., Il. B. Gal, Adm'r.
Rawin'J H., W.J. aud +, j., +. j. Rrw.ins,
Curator
! opemlIIupcr, rarncsshp, 5. and Joseph
Harper, Adn 10.
FIFTH DAY, FRIDAY, FEB. Is, 1881.
Smith, Jas. w., minor, John Smith, Curator.
Smith, Francis A.. ). 4, CurNin, Admir-.
| Siruw, William, Catherine >trUw, ENtcuiriE.
! I.dd Newton, Wm. d, Todii Admir-.
! WNrleld, Halle, |, II. Cram, Executor
White, john c. aud Alb,rtH,. J. W. Tuppass
Curator.
Waite, warren, Pren,i. watc. Admir-
! WOllshil', MARTHA j., Noah, A. Collins Adn'r.
Walker, Amos. Rachiel Walker, EXrGutriX.
Wolfe, Jacob L., Eza1uth Woile, Adm'r u.
Il \,
Whitaker G.lT anil s VIM, p, Mcclure, Gu.
rtOr.
Wolfe, Elijah L., Jas H. Rannc'ls Curator.
Wells, Jane+, James May, Public Admir-.
All parties Interested in above docket will
please take due notice aud make their setle
mcnts on the particular day for which tiny are
SGT, thereby saving costs to thems lives.
| j, l.. JOHNSON, Probate judge.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1881-01-20
sch ooi E.rdm'Hnt,0n.

The examination Of the different rooms
of the Public School buildings will take
place (olI in the afternoon) Gs follows
January &c, Wednesday, Colorcd- Mad
ison, Primary; No. !.
January ~, THURSDAY Todd
Primary; No. l..
January -, Fridly-Nliss Phge-No. 2
January 81, MOnday-Miss Palmer-No.3 3,
February !, Tuesday Miss Mycrs-No. 4.
February 2, Wednesday Miss Reyte-
No. &.
February 9, Thursday Miss Killing
February 4, Friday Boyd-Nl. C.
February I, MOnday-Miss Crellin--
No. /.
February 8 & 8, Tuesday and Wednesday
--ilr. Miller,
February 10 IL, Thursday and Friday
Miss Williams No. 10.
February IA & 10, Monday and Tuesday
Miss Whitteuhurg-NO. IL.
February l6, II & Is, Wednesday, Thurs
day and F'ridey--High School.
The age of "ChriSfoph y Cot"m
Ouos
CmLMcoTuE Mo-, Jan. 10Th, 1881.
Editor Crisis II wish, II yon
please, TO answer through your col.
umns, the conundrum your friend,
"Chrstopher Columbus placed in
your 2Ist No.
Supposlng BIS ago 10 be G years,
AS age would be IS years, which
gives the required difference of them
ages az years) II C's age is equal
AS and BIS ages, minus years, U's
age is q years, which is the age OF
your friend Christopher Columbus
W. j. HUMPHREY,
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1881-01-20
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