The crisis., 1877-09-27

We notice that Mr.. Foster has moved
into the house on the corner, just west OF
Grace & McDonald's lumber yard, for
mcry occupied by Mr.. Ira Perdin.
>l-The farmers are pretty near through
cutting their corn and tobacco, and there
is little fear OF Jack Frost doing any dam
age, no matter how soon he may come.
Miss Mcclure moved her Millinery
shop and residence last Monday, to the
house formerly occupied by Mrs. Martin,
Just cast of Swain * Sons grocery store.
Our young friend, James Meyers, has
quit draying, and is now selling grocer
les Tor A. ]. Swain & Son. Jim under
stands the grocery business, and there are
few better statesmen.
Our boys recSiged quite an ovation
when leaving Trenton, after having de-
fca,sd their pets; the ovation consisting
of stones and imprecations on their
heads.
a little four-vear-old rcma rkcd that
Ibis father had bought two calves, and
when asked whether they were heifcrs or
steers, complaccntly remarked, Nothing
but 'calycs.'"
The corner drug store is receiving a
fine sign in their windows. Our business
men Just seem to have walked up and do
ing what they ought to have done some
time ago.
Miss Bell Bisset, VIC understand has
secured the school at Avalon, and will en-
ter upon her duties next Monday. Miss
Bell is an experienced teacher and is sure
to give satisfaction.
There is an electto-pating establish
ment in the city-just come to town. W.
T. Fishburn is the name of the proprie-
tor. lie plates metals with gold or silver
by the aid OF electricity.
---Iirs. Celia Baraps % Colorado I. IN
the ,i'v visiting her sister. Nls. BUG.cy
2n., Barres has many friends in C.i'li-
c..lc, Who will be u,ea.ei TO hear OF he
arrival,
1 Mr. Nose, Alexander OF .hs firm ct
WaNovnu & Ne..,'cr, wa an .bc
--cH, shaking hDpa, With mis- numerous
friend, oo Saturday, ha.'as ins' .elu,; cd
from "trip to the O'd County.
pr. y. T. NcNrUcu. .ormcriy .asi.
dem nf'hi, city. '', moss practicing dem
ir,y i Gua,u,.&, wa. u1 en- ..i,'- d
day or oa This woc, Dru, is th same
aouia. wNolc soulcd gentle a., g.u'1
~ Hickman, an c,t Is #
,ma". na zen in the city .U pe past
w,el ort.r days. Mr.. us.au.n has
. abandoned the printing business and
taken mp r. at of ornamental painting.
Tho building on tl.a ..w,r in-'
.r0ria Of ..n Peoples Sayinas BwH, tn.
lJ, ,ooi here ever since "lIc.l w. &.
.pvp' ho cen torn down and H.I be
.aE... ''... Thus, one by one, .. o,-
Landmarks isappear.
--ui,t0. bad that the Tre Reaub.
lt,m ia 'ng an account o.tl, .4n.
,oI .u at Trenton betv a.. rrcn.
tot, times of this Ct omitted .l
aiyao. any credit a 1 for te.
.aa.i1g .Ga supposed "invi.,i5'as.'
-al- I lard Rynex lcuy. with r.
.w.t, in a-u1lt time, we ur .rsu1 .o.
the il.t "r..igs in Arkansas Ills v,a
. ia in,a.r .aor health, and i '0a there
..o r,,,i.a ar benefit of the, ,hge,
srrir5s
The Kansas City Expo os close.
last Saturday. Everybody rat his ,.,.e
ii this part of Missouri wen. md all .el
the same tale that it was til bcsl Ftir
hat was ever held in Kansaj City, which
j, aging .9asiderable.
DIV Jas 5rauIr las .u5s returned
from tnur .npng his uaD IL
the several 4Hcraut counr .... ..
Li,jngHea. The Decor d, .,....
. AND ma, pe-nyGv successful u.
tice, seldom iu''ne to olc r.
o cure
--Om sidcva't, and crossings are be
& ing nd pa, Jn good condition
and the in, ,.u. and mudhv'a. A.
d streets are l. d up Wi" ,.. rbl
r. what We like to sce. Now, gentIem.s 4.
the honorable Council, give us lire.en
gige and Welt give you rest.
The Kansas City Times Matrimoni
al Drawing comes off in that city on tn
. first day OF next month. How man
hearts are beating with painful anxiety t
know the result, We've got ticket i
L the concern, and ire in 'stew" for feG
.' it will draw a ycd-headed damsel.
The Burlington Hawkeye is the sp
" ciest, wiltics, and most ably edited pi
u per in the Uniou, Every paper copit
from It and everybody is acquainted wit
y, its sayings. Iryou want to laugh an
d grow fat subscribe for the Burlingto
llawkeyc
!, Persons need have no fear of SUI
1t scribing for the CRISIS; it is as firmly e.
i, tablished, and as permanent as any bu
iucss in the city. AS it started out, S
k will it continue, defending the pu
f principles that It advocates. Come TO
ya ward, gentlemen, ard give us your aid
this noble cause.
I'D >-Princeton Advance: Chas, II. Ma
u. sur OF Chillicolhe vas in town last wee
I'd attending our circuit court and gave I'll
Office a call. Mr.. Mansur is spoken of
.,,y1;,I, 20 fo, tha 10