Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-06-18

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respondents, signing his name as Frank
May. The Herald, last week, publish
ed list of the advertised letters, and
46 of them were found addressed to
Mr.. May. 1t now appears that Frank
cannot get his letters because the name
is a non dc plume.
-Kase has received a large
invoice of glass and stone
fruit jars. He can supply any
kind and quantity you may
want.
j. Y. Powell has a good apple or
chard, and last year it was covered
with curious kind of grass. This year
the curious grass has all disappeared
and there is fine growth of almost
pure timothy, and he says he did not
sow any timothy seed in it or know of
any one else sowing any. The orchard
has been in his charge for the past
twelve years. Query: What became
Of the curious grass, and where did the
timothy come fromp
Let the town be thoroughly clean
cd and otherwise put in good sanitary
condition. Let us not wait for pesti-
lence, but provide against its coming.
The Board of Health has been and
should continue to be active. The
members of the Board inform us that
they will prosecute any and all persons,
high and low, men or women, who
shall refuse or fail to comply with the
orders of the Board.
For glass and stone
fruit jars 60 to Kase's
grocery and queens
ware store, where you
will find a large stock
at bedrock prices.
A war between the hotel runners
broke out, last Friday. The guns they
used were applications to the City Re-
corder for warrants for running for ho-
tells without license, without badge, &c,
but as the Recorder made rule that
the prosecuting witness should give Sc
curity for costs, the war didn't last
long.
When the system is weakened
through debility or other cause, n
strong tonic medicine Is what is need
ed. James Donaghy, of GAINESVILLE,
Ohio, writes: "This is to certify that /
have been suffering from general de-
bility and loss of appetite for more
than three months. Hearing of tho
wonderful curative properties of Mish-
ler's Herb Bitters, tried three or four
bottles and am entirely cured" Al
-Thos. X. Brasslield of jackson
township, is again in our Jail. Tues
day Mrs. Judah Stockwell, his wifc's
mother, came to tins city and sworc
out warrant charging Brasslield with
an attempt to ravish her. Tuesday
night, Constable Smith, accompanied
by Marshal Meek, went to his home,
arrested him, brought him here and
placed him Jail, His examination will
probably come OIL, to-day.
The slaughter house just south OF
the city, was burned, Sunday night, to-
gether with its contents-onc dressed
beef, two dressed sheep and five live
sheep, all the property of Smiley Ty-
Ter & Co. also one dressed sheep and
nine live ones, the property of j. +.
johnson. No insurance. The fire is
supposed to have been the work of an
inccndiary.
Mr.. NJ. L. Davis who attempted
suicide, last week, by cutting mis- throat,
is rapidly recovering. The reason, he
says, why he attempted the rash act
was because his family had him arrest
ed for beating his wife. Mr.. Davis had
been drinking to excess, and his brain
was crazed by liquor. He expressed
no wish to try again to take his own
life. The weapon with which he at
tempted to kill himself was pocket
knife, and not razor as was first re-
ported.
This is the time of year when those
who do the marketing are puzzled.
What to get for dinner?" and "What
to get for supper?" are questions hard
to answer, unless you 90 to Kasc's
Grocery StOre-therc you can easily
decide these questions. Kase has q
large stock of canned goods. Canned
corn, canned succotash, canned Cali
fornia damsons. apricots, golden drop
plums, and white nectarines. Canned
tomatoes, canned peaches, canned
pineapples, canned cranberry sauce,
canned blueberries, canned beef, canned
salmon, canned Holsters, canned Little
Neck clans. He has also excellent
dried beef, Cream Cheese, Cod Fish,
Mackerel, White Fish and Trout. A
Farm for Sale.
1G0 acres in Blue Mound township,
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