Chillicothe Gazette from Chillicothe, Ohio • 20

Saturday, Nov. 22, 1875 Chillicothe O. Gazette 7 Scioto saga Continued from page 1 MONDAY MENU Baked Meat loaf Dinner Choice of Two Side Dishes Hot Yeast Rolls or Corn Bread 1.15 Meat loaf Sandwich on Bun 1J0 Ham Cubelets Navy Bean Dinner Choke of Two Side Dishes Hot Yeast Rolls or Corn Bread 1.10 Wieners Sauerkraut Dinner Choice of Two Side Dishes Hot Yeast Rolls or Corn Bread 1.10 Rib Steak S.S0 T-Bone Steak 1.75 Grilled Steokette l.fS Vt Ooien Select Oysters 1.55 V4 Fried Chicken 1.45 Golden Brown Shrimp 1.45 Haddock Tail M5 Bowl Beon Soup With Corn Breod Sticks Butter Meot Loaf Sandwich 1.U Bowl of Ham Cubelets With Corn Bread Sticks Butter 1.60 Bowl of Beon Soup With Crockert or Com Bread 1.00 Grilled Smoked Sausage Dinner Choice of Two Side Dishes Hot Yeast Rolls or Com Bread 145 Home Baked Ham LIS Fried Fish 1.05 Pork Tenderloin 1.70 Smoked Sausage l.fS Fresh Sausage 100 Ground Beef Steak 1.15 Grilled Pork Chops 1.15 Grilled Ham Steak 110 Dinwiddle actually Lord Dunmore) and Chief Logan during which the Mingo leader made his famous speech so lauded by Thomas Jefferson. The account had two illustrations, one of Chillicothe from the brow of Carlisle Hill and one of Cincinnati from the Kentucky shore of the Ohio River, showing the proposed suspension bridge marking the western terminus of the little Miami Railroad, from Wheeling to Parkersburg, and the eastern terminus of the Ohio and Mississippi line. The M.

and C. Railroad was a vital section in the eventual rail connection between St. Louis, and Baltimore, Md. It was a time of great rejoicing in states served by the several railroad companies which would play an important role in the War Between the States which loomed on the horizon. The 1857 celebration marked one of the high points in Ross County history when Chillicothe once again played a memorable part in the development of Ohio.

"Nothing interested us more than a view from what is known as the Mountain House which stands on an elevation full three hundred feet high. From here we obtained a bird's-eye view of the neat and beautiful city below, and a charming one of the level and fertile Scioto valley for a distance of twenty to thirty miles, dotted with farmhouses, and presenting a perfect picture of agricultural prosperity. "To the right and left this view was bounded by a range of bills with some mountains of respectable elevation in the background. Mound Mountain, which first attracts attention, derives, its name from a remarkable Indian mound erected on its summit; Logan's Mountain, fifteen (by the writer's calculations distant, also is visible, presenting a beautiful and graceful outline." Here, the reporter erred in stating Mount Logan was the site of a meeting of Lord CHOICE OF TWO SIDE DISHES Cole Slaw Sliced Tomatoes Cottage Cheese ChiHed Peaches Home Baked Beans Buttered Spinach Sauerkraut Escalloped Corn Applesauce Stewed Apples Pineapple Rings Mashed Potatoes French Fries Potato Salod Home Fries Macaroni Salod Chef Salod Your Choice of Drink will Cost you Extra Hillshouse, John Hough, Adam Hartman, DJC. Jones, Mrs.

Joseph Jones, A. Ives, J. Jordan, B.P. Kingsbury, J.H. i Keith, R.H.i Lansing, H.S.

Lewis, Mathias Lewis, Presley Morris, William T. McClintick, Mohn Madeira, Jacob May, James McAdow, James McLandburgh, Mrs. McKee, Dr. 3JS. McGinnis, i Dr.

J.J. Moore, Henry McLandburgh, Thomas Miller, I Charles J. Miller, Henry 1 Massie, James McClintick, Judge Samuel F. McCoy, William McKell, A. Spencer i Nye, E.P.

Pratt, Addison Pearson, O.T. I Reeves, Joseph Roads, John I Reed, H.N. Reed, J.W. Robinson, James Ryan, Dr. F.H.

Rehwinkle, William Ross, Dr. Sandford, E.P. Safford, R.R. Seymour, D.A. Schutte, A.D.

Sproat, Job Stevenson, James Stewart, James B. Scott, WJL Safford, OA. Trimble, James G. Taylor, J. J.

Vanmeter, Mrs. C. Wolf, Dr. Williams, Dr. William Waddle, Henry Wade, W.D.

Wesson, C.A. Woodbridge, William Welsh, Dr. David Wills, Nathaniel Wilson, Dr. Arthur Watts and Noah Wilson. Committees set up for each voting ward in the city were responsible for distributing guests in certain areas within the wards.

The strangers were up early the next morning to stroll the streets for a brief glimpse of their host city and numerous carriages were ready to take them to points of interest. Another procession formed at 7 a.m. (June 3) in front of the courthouse to travel to the top I of Carlisle Hill so the travelers could see the panoramic views surrounding the city. Our Own Germon Chocolate Cake 45 Chocolate Cake With Ice Cream 15 Chocolate Sundaes 40 Dish Ice Cream Vanilla Chocolate 50 Homemade Pies Ala Mode odd 15 Coffee All you con drink 15 Sonko IS Milk Pot Hot Tea IS Hot Chocolate 15 Milk Shakes thick Vanilla, Chocolate i'ii ii- .70 Pepsi, Teem, Orange, Seven-Up, Root Beer Competition open to senior citizens TIP TOP RESTAURANT 14 1. Main St.

772-4875 COLUMBUS-For the first time, Ohio's senior citizens are eligible to take part in the Lucille Loy Kuck Award for literary excellence with poems or essays that focus on the theme, "I Remember, I Remember." The entries were opened to senior citizens through the efforts of the Ohio Commission on Aging in cooperation with the Martha Kinney Cooper Ohioana Library Association. Director Martin A. Janis said that "in this bicentennial year, I am certain that many of our older Ohioana will be able to use their personal reminisences to enter either a poem or essay." The manuscripts are limited to not more than 500 words and are to be mailed by Feb. 1, 1976 to: Lucile Loy Kuck Ohioana Award, Martha Kinney Cooper Ohioana Library, 1105 Ohio Departments Building, 65 South Front Street, Columbus, 43215. The first three winners will receive cash awards of $250, $150 and $50- respectively, from the Ohioana Library.

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