Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1881-11-10
ITEMS or INTEREST.

lUbIB Is lOW III SJUIt Ill lut uiuclOuC
warehouses of Chicago 100000 BUSH
els of corn alone.
"Holiness conventions are becoming
quite common in the English Primitive
Methodist church.
More than two thousand Mormon
converts have left Liverpool for Utah
during the past summer.
1t is proposed to add twenty feet to
the height of the Washington monu-
ment before the building season closes.
st. Bernard Catholic school, Akorn,
o., is temporarily closed on account OF
malarial fever Nearly one hundred
pupils are suffering.
The product of the gold, silver and
copper mines Of the southern states for
this year promises to be above the
startling figures of S20,000,OO0.
Coal-dealers along the Delaware and
Hudson canal are greatly troubled on
account of the low water in the canal.
1t is impossible TO obtain coal enough
to supply
A Breyard county, Florida, man has
been growing pineapples fol market
for the past ten years, and claims to
realize from SOD to $1,000 per acre
theretrOm.
The Methodist Episcopal church will
establish a magnificent university in
Chattanooga, provided that city will
give the ground for the structure that
is to be built.
Spiders and their webs form the de
signs embroidered on the hounces and
waistcoats of some Paris gowns. Gold
| thread IL the material usually employed
for this work. but sometimes silk is
used.
The California Methodists have be-
gun to raise a "lIaven memorial fund"
of $4,000 in memory of the late Bishop
Haven, who died in Oregon, for perfect
ing the library, cabinets, etc, of the
University Of the Pacific.
The Southern Baptist home mission
board has engaged TO feed, clothe, doc
tor, and educate fifty boys and fifty
girls at the Levering manual labor
school, Indian Territory, and the Creek
nation has engaged TO help the board
with $1,000 ayear.
Pensioners are proverbially long
lived. The, London Evening News
SAYS; The servants of Queen Charlotte
still draw el2O Is. 4d from the public
funds. and ElO is paid to those of
George ILL.,, though that estimable
monarch died sixty one years ago.
The superintendent of the expert
mental tea farm at Summerville, S. c.,
sent 5000 tea plants to the Atlanta ex-
position on Oct d. The average
height of these specimens, which were
selected as fair sample of the crop,
is about nineteen inches and hey look
healthy and hardy.
The "Punch Bowl" Of Hamden
Plains, Conn, in the center of which
grew large tree, and which has been
a thing of geological interest TO tour
lists. has been filed up by the change
in the LAYOUT of the track of the canal
road. The punch.bowl measured $50
feet across. and was 100 feet deep.
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lITIe 10 leSS ,t,' VI gu" '"e"' ,, Foob 10
cIh Ina'i III o'umv'.t ,n.. IV' oP J." tno noonle
aualveu !? 'nu - m""'' rIa,t nrodncing
elements are not required in Southern
climes. but nitrogen is. The Northern
climes heat-producing elements are re-
ouired rs well ms those which produce
flesh.
Now yorb man has a Lre farm on
tha tow Of bis house within a few rods
of M ,he noetoficr The bees have TO fly
70 GeniraI ar pol park to ret at the blossoms
IN collect reir honey. They come
straight home to their hives, and know
the spot where they are placed. IL is
said that the bees being so much above
the streets are not disturbed by the
noises of the city.
r,,oo NJ phvbe an oId resident of
NJ, VI disd in Rrooklyn a few
dors low oao ua remembered going hunt
Gg' imS 49, "sU. CanaI street and seeing a
mS ,,,E ,rinnn rj", nost in civ hall mark. He
"HIppTst oniorpd stbo honor Of seeing every
urooo;Son+ rnoSy M from WASHINGTON TO Grant,
and he was also one of the pall.bearers
, at the funeral Of Henry Clay. He was
captain in the war Of 1872.
| ,o,tor from Niogara Falls saws;
. oTho W. ' 0nnida Immunity are moving
| nla;s nc ,nr,,. Wl,Gt"" horo from Wal,inqford'
C I,.en WUlNo .,,a ,a,',tor,,ower % tbere not being
| a,a;out AN, ut,' "% Tboy ore GOING to manu-.
SuLlio,on,, S.,''n s,,oona % au Sin1s and every
iGct"io iI of SpCTni oHajn VI from the finest gold
S MIN NM. VI n,o;, G',, 70 ,ba beaviest nx chain.
1, m".C'' ,i, Uu%'n on,nIov W % about two hundred
Il ,,, ."s! ~ih Thoc o ha~o o,Teadv received S25.-
n nN0 S,l worth of orders"
g po,tor ,odv rocont,v from the So
ia, ~ DJ1|O ;"I"m5, % tcn, trin into the Sutro
ele'y iS'%nuo' %o',nao .oV fsw daya since She
tullilel, No'"u", ,'nons ,' Sisc9rraged or OK.
e was 9, ~ ~ o,,on rnesiIS sho %ad sramined the
a nausVet WV, WHY" hSt 9 irs;StoS @ mon going
man ,,S t"itite'' tha oou south % branch also She
e 't lllrousn s,, vnS :" % tha faco Of The south
e went InTuLgn W thS lave VI wv So'