Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-07-23
II. &ST. JOE R. r. Tine Table.
LOCAL BITS.

Base ball: Fire Department, So;
KIDS, 8.
--Chilllcothc now has Chinese laun-
dryman.
First class Cabinets at Dunlap's
for 80. 90 per dozen. 4Stf
- Mr.. l.. A. Cook is confined to his
bed with HuX.
"A fine shower last night and light
one this morning.
.-Thos. Allbritain, ESD, was in Chi
cago, last week.
Advanced students are invited to
attend the Institute and review their
studies.
Last week, Clark Kincsid, Esq
left for Bolivar, Mo-, where his father
resides.
DIR. Greene spends the last ten
days of every month at his Chillicothc
dental Office. Stf
Read Mr.. Edgerton's article on the
road and bridge question. 1t is full of
good points.
Mr. j. i. BufOrd's little daughter
Jessie had a sunstroke, Saturday. She
soon recovered.
Money to loan; low rate of interest
and on liberal terms. Apply to
Aft JACOBS & MCINTURFF.
Mr.. Geo Hoge, of Watc's Palace
Grocery, is taking a months vacation
to recuperate his health.
District clerks, send in your re-
ports. The commissioner must have
them Immediately.
Teachers, come to the Institute,
next Monday morning, and advance
yourselves in the noble art of teaching
- Woods thermometer stood Sunday
96; Monday 9S; Tuesday 100; Wednes-
day 70. Observation taken at noon
each day.
Harry Beers was overcome with
heat, Saturday, and that night had
congestive chill. He has recovered
sufficiently to return to the store.
DIR. Simpson will deliver several
lectures at the Institute on Anatomy,
Physiology and Hygiene. Every teach
er in the county should hear him.
The Teachers Normal Institute
will begin next Monday morning, and
continue two weeks, Every teacher
should come, and help make it a sue
cess.
"A number of school reports have
not been sent in yet. District clerks
should send them In Immediately, as 1t
is really necessary for the commissioner
to have them.
Il have small lot of well selected
piece goods. still keep samples repre-
oNhNiHb PlOlOOO " sClCNl Nii
give satisfaction. Call on me.
7. C. HOGAN,
Off Tailor.
w. NJ Robinson, proprietor of the
saloon at northeast corner of the pub
lie square, made an assignment, Fri
day, appointing Fred Hoppe as his
assignee. Liabilities about $3.50. As
sets, including paid license, about $780,
There will be an icc-cream festival
in the grove at Mt. Olive church, %
miles northeast of Sampsel, on the
evening of July 2Sth. Everybody in
vited Proceeds to 90 to the Sunday
School.
The Normal Institute will COM
mence next Monday, at 9 A. NJ. Prof
j. L. Schmitz, principal of our city
schools, will assist us. Come and learn
some of his excellent methods Of con-
ducting classes.
The following young folks drove
up to Trenton and back Sunday; Joe
Darr and Miss Mamie Bissett; Cor.
emerson and Miss Lille England; Tom
England and Miss Lydia Hawkins;
Charlie Martin and Miss Sallie En-.
gland. While there they were enter
tanned at the American House by some
of Trenton's society young folks.
Hon. Tully Scott and bride arrived
here, last Thursday, on visit to Rev.
D. Scott, Tully's father. Tully is to be
congratulated-he has lately captured
Z = prizes, n lovely woman and an ap-
pointment by the President to the land
Office receivership at Oberlin, Kansas.
\ Tully and his bride returned to Ober-
lin, Monday, accompanied by Henry
Scott, who will act as his brothers as
sistant in the land office.
w. T. Browning, Esq, came in
from Chicago, last week, bringing with
him his four fine race horses-Lute Fo-
gle, Great Maria, Morrow and Capt.
Wood. Lutte Fogle is one of the fastest
est horses in the United States; his re-
cord is LAP, while the best is 1891.
Mr. Browning bought fine stallion, a
fast runner, which took a $500 prem
ium at recent Worlds Fair at New Or
leans. He says this stallion has seen
his day rs a race horse, but he will