Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1881-07-14
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

eleven thousand mackeIel as the re-
suit of one nights work recently.
A man dreaming in Macon jumped
from window and fell eighteen feet
to the ground. 1t woke him up.
Prof. Gather, a weather predictor of
Alabama, anticipates large number
of sunstrokes in July and August.
The total result of the famous
Double collection in Paris was Sj22,OOc.
II was formed by Mr.. Doubles father,
1t is said $l0OOOO,OOO will be re-
quired to pay the pensions next year.
This year s70,0O0,OOO will be expended,
A nugget of gold, weighing three
and one-half ounces, it is reported, has
been found in Putnam county, Ten
nessee.
The national department of agri-
culture places the wheat crop at o6per
cent of last years yield for spring and
76 for winter.
David Humphreys, Of Carter's depot,
Tennessee, has been married twenty
six years, and is the father of twenty
two children.
During the summer the sun never
sets on the territory of the United
States, 1t is day in Maine before it is
dark in Alaska.
J. Kennedy, aprominent sheep grower
in Ida county, Iowa, has lost upward
of $1,000 wrrth Of lambs this season
from throat dl }casc.
Under the new French budget the
duty will he taken off paper, but tax
will be put on newspapers according
to their circulation.
A san Francisco correspondent says
the most noted Chinese opium den IN
that city is owned by Il retired Amcri-
Can missionary TO China.
In southern Duchess county, New
York, the army worm is doing much
damage to vegetation, especially to to-
mato and cucumber plants.
A mirage was seen from Towers hill
at Br0CktOn, Mass. the other day;
representing Il long stretch of sea and
lhc smoke Of four steamers.
1t ism extraordinary cold season IN
Russia; and in England, after some
very warm weather, they returned
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S",'',o,o'i ,',' , ,,oin a,nt;"d % ini" tho riyor
W9' II p"' ct,n|in,, "", o,"r somaJ hu , stir
'i' ""' 'o' '''''''0' '' w -
A double yellow crested parrot on
exhibition in New York sings "ln the
Morning by the BrIght Lisht, LaWuy
Dan "Sll0o rly' ~" alt ioi '''o was
on ana oIlicr songs.
The Auburn IN. W Advertiser says
that Col. +. b. Morgan, OF Aurora, re-
Gently picked from his vines Il Slarn-
less Seeding strawberry, measuring
a inches in circumference.
Somebody writes to Boston paper
that three ladies' in his family distinct
ly saw the comet ut , o'clock on the
morning of Friday, June II. But the
letter was not written until June 20,
,,o,,ur 1,dy in JTnIvol;o Nogs
where there are five women to one
man. has come forward ASA mission
ary TO bachelors, and offers to lead a
galaxy of one hundred maidcns out
west
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,hant tcn J,vs NJ TIakrIy Gn we're
JiscnvorcJ g !" thc wonJs some three or
C,"uo Sa'u. v,f" villas rron homo with their
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w., w., 10 T." ao sagSaraioJ S witInmt cntfinr oG
one cows horn
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a blue stone weighing twenty TONS
has been sent from BarryviIIe, N, -
to New York cily Tor Mih' IL. van
derbilts new residence me stone Is
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