Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-04-30
LOCAL BITS.


politics. cs.-Mugw~mp.
Buy fresh Garden Seeds Of
50 j. II. DAVIS.
Mr.. Nicholas Donnelly returned,
last week, from visit to Ireland.
There is an unclaimed registered
letter in the Post Office for Seth Marsh.
Mr.. Jack Boucher, Of Ssmpsel town
ship, handed Us 50 on the press fund,
yesterday.
DIR. Greene spends the last ten days
d every month at his Chillicothe den
tal Office. Stf
Geo. B. Baxter, of Fairvicw, called
on us Saturday, and gave the press funi
a lift of $3.50.
Mrs Logsdcn, of Wyandottc coun-
ty, Ohio,is here on visit to her broth
er, j. j. Engleman, Esq.
Henry W. Adams. Esq, of Rich
Hill township, called on us Friday and
deposited 81 so to credit OF the press
und.
The Avalon post Office was again
broken into, Monday night, The
thieves made IL slim haul, getting but
Sc or 81.
The two boys charged with taking
Tom Kirby's watch, had their trial be-
fore Justice Moore to-day, and were
promptly acquitted.
From almost every section of the
state come reports of q general I'M
provement of the health of our people.
due no doubt to the influence OF DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup. 1t
The Mugwumps are receiving n
great amount OF encouragement from
the democrats, but they will receive
precious few votes from them.
Mr. H. Onderdonk, of Wheeling,
was here, Monday,o on his way to Coun-
ell Bluffs, to visit his daughter, Mrs.
VIM. Candy. He will be absent week
or ten days.
Monday the bids for building the
fire engine house were opened. They
were as follows: Switze er & Richards,
S2,l94. Meek & Prentss, s2,290.25.
Glore & Glore, s2,S25.
AT the special election to be held
soon after tho special election, next
Monday, the various phases ofthe stock
question can all be submitted to be vot-
ed on, each voter being permitted to
vote for or against each proposition,
S. F. Tyler, an old gentleman, re-
siding at Utica, attempted to commit
suicide there, last Sunday. He tried to
stab himself through tho heart with
sword cane, but the instrument striking
rib, he failed to accomplish his pur-
pose.
This thing of attending a conven-
ton, asking them to accept nomina-
tions and after getting them in the field,
going back on men, is no light matter.
We do not think that men who think
before they leap will do any such
thing.
Vote tor Crellin. He is neither a
monopolist nor financial failure. He
is liberal, public.spirited, competent
and successful business man. He will
give us an economical, yet progressive
administration Of the City govern
ment.
The head of the Mugwump ticket
attended the republican convention
and, when DR.. Gordon arose to decline
the unanimous nomination rendered
him, insisted on his running. Now
what possible excuse can he offer for
opposing DR.. Gordon's election.
The Wumps are afraid of the twelve
dollars expense of an election to learn
the desire of the majority on the stock
law. Judges and clerks can be found
who will serve for nothing or the
;amount can be raised among support
ers otthe citizens ticket in five Minutes.
Too thin, Mugs.
A Republic is farce. There are
few Of us who possess blue blood in our
veins. We are born to govern. The
people are "hewers OF wood and draw
ers Of water" Let them keep in their
sphere, They have no right to decide
the stock question or any other ques.
tion.-Mugwumps.
When the democrats have major
ity, none of them go into mug
wump or other irregular movements.
They nominate ticket and "vote her
straight" They are over l5O behind In
this city and their experienced polite
ians are laying tho ropes to overcome
the majority against them. Are the
Greenbackers and Republicans fools
enough to fall into the trapp We think
not.