Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-05-21

Friday, complimented the CRISIS Office
with a serenadc. Then paid similar
compliments to the Tribune and CoaSti-
tuition.
When Mayor Crellin was home at
supper, the band went to his residence
and rendered some very fine music.
Mr.. Crellin came to the door and thank
ed them for their music. About 9 T.
NJ. the band called at the residence Of
j. l.. Buford, councilman ut large aud
sercnadcd him. Mr. Buford, after de-
liyering short speech, returned the
compliment by taking the band TO the
Silver Moon restaurant and setting up
the icc-crcam.
Mrs. Mills, who lost two buildings
in the late iire,is rebuilding one of them
a two story brick, which will be oc-
cupicd by Blackburn Il Hayes proyis-
ion and feed store. j. +, Meek u
Son are doing the brick work.
The annual election of the Board
of Education of the city of Chillicothc,
will be held at City Hall in this city,on
Tuesday, June 2nd, 1881 between the
hours of I A. NJ. and sundown, for tho
election of two members Of said Board
oi E"uco'iotf c"ch lor 'ne 'c'in Vi
thrcc years
by or"cr ol inc po"ro'
A. MCNEY, Secretary,
The Chillicothe CRIsIs tried the 9th
or day to give its readers the returns OF
lhe cllI eltctlTn' puI ior 'I' me VI us
Drmocr,ts Rrnuhiicans GrcSnbacknrs
or NIugwumps to the various offices.
rerhaPS 1t uoesn hiahc lhucn I' ulllcl- 'l
cmriositv to Ennw. snmrtbing ohout tLc
politics of the men elected. Carroilton
RccOd.
Brother Turner shall have the infor-
nation desired. OF the officers elected.
the Mayor and one Councilman are
Grccnbackcrs: two Councilmen are Re-
publicans and two Councilmen are
democrats. Nary n George William
Curtis pulled through.
There was n wreck on the rock
quarry switch at Moorcsyillr. last Sun
day. An cnrinc had been taken TO the
quarry TO bring out some empty cars
that were there. II started with three
of them but fine Grade was 50 stccp and
the track so slippery. that the engine
and cars started down toward the end
of thc switch in spite of the fact that
the enpinecr reversed the encinc.
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ror,Ir Off An eyo witness tails ~ tho,
the conductor and brakeman jumped
from the train, but the engineer stood
at his post.
A Kansas CITY man has put IN n
rock crushcr, about Of n mile north
oo.t of NroorosviIIo an tbo I,rd of Jobr
Stuckey A switch has bcen built to
tbc ouary, The crusbcr runs by steam
Of coursc and rs six ears were ,,scd in
tokinc fine crushcr and other imnlc.
mcnts TO the quarry. it must be Il prct.
tv extensive outft Only one crusbcr
is now at the quarry. but the proprie-
for cynccts to mt in another oon.whcn
he will he able to crush 25 TO 30 car.
loads per day. He is doing the work
for tbe railroad compnnv and rcts one
dollar per cubic ward for CRUSHING. The
company paws Mr.. Stuckey for the rock
ot the rate of u cents for fifteen cubic
wards.
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