Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-05-21


Mr.. Eyre Switzer has built brick
storchouse on Slack street adjoining
Mr.. Wm. Summerville's store on the
south.
Straw hats and linen busters will
not be so very popular as heretofore;
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, however, will
be as popular as ever. 40
Upon an apple tree at j. +. John
sons residence Is full blown rose.
The leaves of the twig upon which it is
attached are those of an apple tree. 1t
is a mystery for botanists to solve.
Dan Creamcr, ESD, of Salida, Col
orado, an cX-Chlllicothe boy, arrived
here, last week, on 4 visit to numerous
friends Dan Is city clerk and super
intcndent of watcrworlis al Salida. He
paid us pleasant call.
Several Chillicothcans attended
Barrett's circus at Laclcdc, last Friday.
They returned well pleased with what
they saw, and spoke very highly of the
show.
The commencement exercises of
our high school will be held on the cv-
cnlng of June 2nd, at the City Hall.
In the graduating class there are elev-
en- girls and one boy.
Prof. Wiley Mountjoy, President of
Camden Point Female Seminary, in
Platt county, was in the city on busi-
ness connected with that institution, on
Tuesday.
The firm of Clark ~ North, attor-
ncys, has been dissolved. Mr.. North
has returned to his old home in Wis
consn. Judge Clark will still keep
his Office at the same place south side
public square, over st. Louis Store.
Avalon A1rOra: There are two
women in Avalon, who are rival neigh
bors, For u long time there has been
n bitter jealousy between the two as to
which would get her washing out first,
on Monday morning.
Mrs. Belle Alexander, wife of DR..
&. w. Alexander, of Eversonvillc, came
to Chillicothc, Thursday last, on visit
to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. Bis
sett She will return home IN a day or
so.
"A son of Senator Vest and n broth
cr-in-law of Senator Cockrell, have been
appointed to good paying offices by
President Cleveland 1t strikes us that
there used to be something in demo-
cratic platforms about nepotiSm.
Judge T. b. Harbcr and w. O.Gar-
vim are the applicants for the Trenton
post Office. Garvin is young man and
was once resident of Chillicothe.
While not wishing the Judge any harm,
wc'hope viii o. will get there.
The Illinois legislature broke the
long deadlock IN the senatorial contest,
Tuesday, by re-electing Gen. John A.
Logan to the U. S. Senate. The death
OF u democratic member and the elect
ton of II republican us his successor is
what brought about the break
-Carrollton Democrat: Judge Drake
yesterday issued marriage license to
James Dean, aged 81 years, and Mrs,
Martha Hurlburt, aged As years. a
grandson Of Mr.. Dean, aged 81 years
procured the license. Mr.. Dean has
been widower only about foul
month.
Saturday night frame dwelling
house, miles northwest of town, be
longing TO Mike Conway and occupied
by John Simms, was destroyed by fire
together with its contents. House in
surcd for 5000, but Simms had no in
surancc ON his household goods, whicl
were all destroyed.
We are in receipt of copy of thC
oregon raclc,published at Philomath
Ore, by Prof. j. NJ, C. Miller and Mr.
L. c, Wyatt. Prof, Miller formerl!
lived at Avalon, and was professor il
; Avalon College, and stood high as Al
educator, neighbor and citizen. w
wish the Oraclc unbounded success.
Last Thursday night the house o
County Clerk Brookshier was entered
| ed by burglars and s. or 80 stolel
from his pants pocket Mr.. Brook
shier slept so soundly that he knew
nothing of the robbery until the mex
Y morning. The thief, whoever he is
Y departed as silently as he came and NJ
clue has been obtained rs to who com
y mitted the deed.
= Last Saturday, about 10 o'clock 1
Y NJ, the cry of "lire" was heard on on
streets, and in an incredibly short tim
the fire company, with the engine an
+ hose cart, were seen coming down on
! streets with the swiftncsS of the wind
but before they reached the scene til
fire, which had broken out on the roo
of the old cooper shop near Way
blacksmith shop, had been eXtinguisl
ed.
Truth is mighty and must prevail
L. So, also, must Mishler's Herb Bitter
!. prevail over all forms of kidney an
II liver diseases. Dyspepsia and indiges
ton likewise yield to the magic of il
Ie power. Read what Millard osier, {
7, Barclay street, New York, says: "a
N ter suffering torments from dyspepsi
| op1 inI;rnotion I found n nnnnlat