Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1885-06-25

InurCn DullulnS, laSt ounuay morning,
Rev. Mr.. Beagle Of the NJ. +. Church
South, preaching the sermon.
Anderson and Baugh, convicted in
Carroll county of murder, and sentence
ed to the penitentiary for life, were
granted new trial by the Supreme
Court, Monday.
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.
Persons living in Wheeling town
ship complain OF the unnecessary de-
lay in making the approaches to the
new bridge on that road. We hope
the proper authorities will see that the
work is done ut once.
-Coston is selling the new improved
Walter A. Wood Twine Binders, very
low for cash, or on three seasons pay
ments. He also sells the latest I'M
proved Reapers and Mowers Call
and see the Boss Binders, Reapers and
Mowers. 44-2
i have small lot of we'll selected
piece goods. | still keep samples repre-
Senting $4,000 to select from. will
give satisfaction. Call on me.
T. c. HOGAN,
6tf Tailor.
The early wanderers, Sunday morn
ing, found the sidewalks pretty well
blockadcd by the debris blown on to
them by the storm, but the Sunday
school goers found nothing in the way
as tho Marshal at the suggestions of
Councilman Wood, !, had had the obstruc-
tions cleared away.
We call attention to the real estate
and insurance advertisement of Mr..
John L. Evans, and take pleasure in
recommending Mr.. Evans to the pub
lie. He is doing n great good to the
town and county, by using stationery
with cut of our school house and Il
description of our city and county
thereon.
On last Friday James McNally, q
section hand on the Wabash, while at
work on the road short distance
southeast of town, had one of his legs
broken near the hip. A passing train
struck the hand car, which was stand
ing too close to the track, and hurled
it against McNally, inhicting the above
named injury.
The commencement exercises of
St. Joseph's Academy, of this city, Fri
day, were largely attended. The grad
yates were Misses E. Engleman and j..
Hanlon, who acquitted themselves with
great credit. Gold medals were con-
ferred on the graduates and on three
young ladies who ranked high in their
studies.
B. r. Hoover's store at Hale City
was discovered to be on fire, last week,
but the fire was put out before it had
made much headway. The work was
incendiary as kindling and coal oil al
the place where it caught proved con
cluslvely. Hoover was arrested on sus'
picion. The Times speaks well Of
Hoover's character, expressing the
hope that he will be able to establish
his innocence.
George Hutton, of GAINESVILLE, Ohio
joins the army of people who testify tc
the virtues of Mlshler's Herb Bitters
This is to certify that have been labor
ing under difficulty of breathing for {
considerable length of time, which was
accompanied with loss of appetite, gen
eral debility, etc. After using one bot
tie of Mishler's Herb Bitters l an
well. Al
From the Chillicothe Daily Trib
nue.: Paul j. Dixon of this city
who has been quite successful in obtain
ing pensions for the worthy applicants
has obtained for Mrs. Cynthia Lewis
of near Avalon, pension of So pc
month, and $1,000 arrears. He say
there are still many worthy of pen
sions, who are too proud to apply, ,unde
the belief that q pension is a gratuity
when the fact is the pension is part o
the contract between the government
and the soldier at time of enlistment
The government agreed to make goo'
with money any disability the soldie
might incur, and to provide for tn
support of those dependent upon hin
in case he should lose his life, and there
| fore, claiming pension is claiming
Just debt"