Weekly Chillicothe crisis. (Chillicothe, Livingston Co., Mo.) 1878-19??, 1883-04-19
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A, IrdiononoIis preacher has chal-
Ionnod nm "Jitpr IN fgbt The minister
80 20 m Iis "rtogonist az a "Beayer
dnm Iiorr
W, r;,n.;lIo, uos blow, N
Maurice fl.hglpoon g wIS I,.,u,;,a olU%n ~ ~
pieces py an cAPioSion Vi ", 1""
oleTdihS hlIhe, ol""s' 'o""'' -''
on ihursuay wccN' ,,,-
There are about seven nuhureu acres
0i grapes bordering hcuh" iaNo, num
lork' lho P,ouuot'on '''i ,ni,. i"'' S'"' ""'
ABOUT i've 'ho"'"n" so"S'
Sixteen ladies OF Fremont Neo'' are
out in e call 10 thtir SlSl'r voters i 10 ~
turn out ~ inc scnopI Scd eaec,IUn u,n,. anu 0''
'hal Soou "i'ii arc '"o''H '''I''o'''
There are forty thousand square
miles of almost unbroken forests IN
North Carolina, comprising pine chest-
nut, OAK maple oeec'' anu n'cAoiS
timber.
Joseph Morgan oi wright county:
Michigan, has reached the great age OF
LOG years. His wife Is over nlne'y
years OF age ana Do'h are maze anu
hearty. ,,
IL Is saia lnat my wars "sp , sn"u
we're so premium III tlc o"I ""I"m ,I ''to Co.,
lhal llShermch tAcLnnstu 'nomr mem o for
corn at ihe rate oi ono car VI 'o'" '0'
one Shao. -- u.o.
An OaklahI (C"h P"Pri S"S ;,II .h"S
several OIL .nc 'Gent Ct ,hdt n''n.,S ni,v ~ ' az
NV i: D''i> ", '''' ,.or,, " crnJ,,,hIS IN the
!.ToIIon ,ttoII, " S,n,or,
"U''''I ~, I,.,,. ,Lonso ho1I 10
Inc Ih'IaueIPnI" s'"'', no"s H.. r 20
ohiy 'he twenty -hISt ona ~ t", w. 'Sr TSo
oelI'' we'ehIns iI'ooo Puunu', ,oi,,ho
oigggs, u .,., III , l.t woi ''' ~ 4io''0"'
aio' Pounu''
The people OF California are IN great
glce over lone-wanted rain. Inc San
Francisco Examiner, IN an eXnitaht
editorial, says; "lhe March rams
burst upon us like red-heaued Woh'
an temp er.
Indian Agent Wilcox does MOI seem
to appreciate red angels. ne mus an
n0unces Inc ou'-Iook ID ms Irs'Uh,
"lhe Wings are SprouIlpH iiIin w
armplts OF my lhulal' oh 'hc San
carlos reservation
The Glen family, notorious IN Inc
criminal records of Indiana, are once
more before the public, the husoand,
William T. Glenn, having Instituted
proceedings Tor divorce from MS Nauc!'
VINO IS at present serving oul sun
tence in the penltentlary LOT perjury
At Helena, Ark, five members of the
McCoOl family. consisting of six per-
sons, ali of whom were flood refugees
from the mouth of the st. Francis
river, have died from pneumonia with
in the last twelve days. The mother,
the surviving member, is now danger
ously i'll.
A novel mode OF advertising ior
wife has been adopted by an lnhaDltSht
of an Eng IiSh provincial (own; A pho-
tograph OF the gentleman i piaceu III
the window OF n shopkeeper anu uhueI-
meath is the following notice; wv an'ed'
u female companion to the above APP
ply at this ollice.
That. tue people cannot always be
depended upon to do the right thing
at the right moment IS SHOWN py lho
Memphis Ledger Wiilch says 'he se"'
eragc system OF that rliy Is a great sue
cess, yet II The people h"d peeh al
lowed to vote upon It's auop'ioh II
would have been rejected
General Mackcnse, of New Mexico,
has received notice from the command
inc officer Of the Mexican troops in
chihuahua that he is about TO begin an
attack upon the Indians in the Sierra
Madrc mountains Ihis notice was
given in orocr that The regulars ana
militia may be prepared TO meet lhe
Indians in case they are driven across
the border into New Mexico
1t is slated that Portsmouth anti
quarian has come in possession of an
order to the French Army, issued and
signed by Louis XIV. and dated JAN
uary %, l7l7, seven years after his
marrias with the unfortunate Marie
Antoirctte. The document also bears
the signature of st. German, the kings
private secretary, who also was con-
spicuous figure in the French history OF
that time.
The German papers report that re-
Iigious movement bearing some restm-
biance to that of the Salvation Army
has begun at Hamburg. Three orthO-
lox clergymen invite people, especially
to meetings b, placards with
.he inscription: Followers of Christ
assemble and take up his cross" The
are well attended by men and
women of the lower classes. Free dis
,ussion is allowed.
Tho p,ontor's Journal is authority
for the statement that "every pound Of
cotton raised last year in Missis-
,ippi involved its producer in n loss of
nearly Q cents. In Georgia, where
farming is beginning TO be
all this money went into the
farmers pocket. The money made by
he sweat of the Mississippian brow,
alas! went into the hands of money
lenders, middle. men and the producers
If bread, meat and live stock, which
we import instead of raising ut home"
Tho sLiu of tbo Cbinose in dwarfinp
,Iants oS os wcIl ne ladies', medal extremi.
"ntS ;nH % 10 noIi %i'i Lnown ~ Wa soc II stated
~. ~ . rooout wnrt nn China that the
- nd;os ieI0u ~ ,ho U ..unnor ton" in the Celes.