Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-04-23

past campalBHs. "A pupilc olllcc Is
public trust and BY this he will be gov
erned, if elected.
Mrs. Alice j. Black, of Meadvile,
who had been visiting the family of
Mr.. Charles Ingledue, of this city, de-
parted, last night, for Williamstown,
Ky, on n visit to relatives and friends.
Il have small lot OF well selected
piece goods, still keep samples repre-.
senting Sic, 900 to select from. | will
give satisfaction. Call on me.
7. c. HOGAN,
Off Tailor.
Prof. S. S. Hamill, the great clo-
cutionist, gave some readings and reci-
tations at the City Hall, Tuesday night
On account of the inclemcncy OF the
weather the audience was rather small,
but those who attended say they en-
joyed rich treat.
The e. A. r. boys of Wheeling ar
ranged for campfire" at that place,
yesterday evening. Great preparations
were made and many invitations had
been issued and accepted, but the
weather was so bad the campfire was
postponed.
Mr.. j. T. Cobb has been ap-
pointed assistant inspector and special
mastering officer of the G. A. r., for
eleventh district, comprising the coun-
ties of Linn, Livingston, Charlton and
Carroll.
Mr.. B. T. Blue, of Cream Ridge
township, left, Wednesday, for Chilli
cothe, Illinois, where he will make his
future home. Before leaving ho came
up and ordered the CRISIS to follow
him.
Mr.. Will W. Tracy and family ar
rived here, lsst week, from Mineral
Point, Ohio, and have taken up their
abode in Cream Ridge township. Mr..
Tracy is brother of Mr.. Jas. B. Ira
cy, of Cream Ridge township.
"A dog, left by its owner in the New
York Store, last Friday, made Il bold
dash for liberty, and gained it. He
went through one of the large plate
glass windows, smashing the glass TO
smithereens.
There were thirteen applicants for
the naval cadetship examined at Bruins
wick. The following are the names of
four who ranked highest: lst, Edward
Gaines. Brunswick; ind, &. +. Burn
ham, Mobcrly; Sd, Edward F. DAILY,
Chillirothc; 18th, Edward NJ, thinner
man, Brunswick.
IN-The engine house to be erected in
fthis city will be quite commodious
building. The Dimensions are 23>jO
feet and two stories high. The lower
story will be used to store the engine,
hose reel &c. The upper story will
be used by the fire company to hold
their meetings and transact such bust
ness as may come before that body.
-Carrollton Democrat: The wheat
on the bottom lands promises Il better
yield than that on the highlands in this
county. From its present condition, n
full half crop or over will be raised on
the low lands, provided the season is a
favorable one, while on the uplands
less than n half crop will be realized.
1t is predicted that the grain raised
will be more plump, and heavier than
usual.
The tail of the mugwump circular
shows to what extent the bile Of the
} writer thereof has been stirred up by
the prospect of certain triumph Of the
! Citizens Ticket. 1t was surely written
by some democrat who expected to get
soft thing from the city in case his
party ticket should be elected. But
seeing the opposition firmly united, and
certain defeat of the democrats staring
him in the face, he vented his spleen by
n TRADE of abuse of six of our citizens
who are far his supericrs.
DIR. Gordon is still coroner and will
have time enough between his election
and the time for HIM to enter upon his
duties as councilman-at-large, to hold
an inquest on the body of the defeated
mugwumf party. The verdict will be,
Slaughtered by the people for opposi-
ton to the great principle of our Re-
publlc-the majority must rule"
There probably never was a council
man who stood as well in his own ward
at the closing of his term, as John p.
Sailor, councilman Of the Fourth ward
He was unanimously nominated for
reelection and is going to git thar"
no matter who becomes his opponent
mugwump or democrat and, II a
mighty good man is not put up against
him, his election will be close to unan-
| imous.
We take 1t upon ourselves to prom
, ise the people, that il they will elect W.
L. Crellin they will have for the next