Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1880-02-05
LOCAL BITS.

-Janauschek,
Next Monday night.
1t will be the greatest event
OF the season, Don't fail 10 so
County Court is in session this week.
Probate Court next week. Don't
forget it.
--Pinafore booms tomorrow night.
They will have crowded house.
Mrs. T. X. Conn, of Newton, Iowa,
is in the city, visiting old friends.
This month has five Sundays. Quite
an unusual capcr tor February TO cut.
The hog and CATTLE law of this city
went in force on the first of this month.
deputy Circuit Clerk VIM. Munroe,
spent last Sunday in Grand River town
ship.
-Messrs. Thos. Wilson and William
Mize, of Laclede were in the city last
: Saturday, 80.
j. II. Butler and l.. 7. Hatfield Esqs,
prominent men of Milan, were in the
City yesterday.
We learn that Mr.. |. A. Grace's
health is improving slowly, but he is not
able to be out yet.
Last Monday was Ground hog day.
but we didn't learn anything in regard
tC his movements.
The laSt news from the recordership
case is that the parties have until the
lth inst. to file briefs.
Circuit Court is still In session, but
will probably get through with the bus
mess of the term tomorrow,
Michael Lester, Esq, of Grand Riv-
er township, was in the city last Tues
day and paid us apleasant call
Our young friend, Chtrley MARITIME,
and his sister, Mrs. Ida Myers, ar yies-
iting their old home in Wisconsin.
MIR. T. Griffith, of Blue Mound
township, who Is on the regular petit iu-
ry, paid us pleasant visit last Tuesday.
-Messrs. Samuel Whitaker and VIM.
Boucher, OF SampSel township, were in
the city last Saturday and paid us Il
call.
Our young friend Robt. Dixon clos
ed very successful term of school last
week, at the Willard school house west of
this city.
We are under obligations to Mr.
John II. Hloyt, of this county for num-
Der OF the CRISIS, tor which We have
been advertising.
We understand that McssrS. i. ii.
Notes.-The and Joseph Minteer, will occu-
py the Braton building when completed,
as hardware store.
There is now but one exponent OF
the great shakespeare's Lady Macbeth,
that one is Janauschek, Others try and
fail.-Boston Commonwealth.
--kingston correspondent OF the Breck-
cnridge Bulletin: Several OF our citi-
Zens are in attendance at court this week,
at Chllicothe in the Burns-Smth case.
A Young man named Woods, living
in Davies county, attempted to ride Il
via horse, on the 25th ult., with only
h alter on. The result Of this rashncsS
was broken leg.
We understand that the cont ion of
the fall wheat is rather precarious, ow-
ing to the various changes in the wealth :
er. Some OF our farmers think that a
large portion Oft viii be killed
All persons who attend the opera of II.
NJ. S. Pinaiorc TO morrow evening should
not fail to purchase Libretto, giving
the words of the entire Extravaganza.
Price 10 cents. For sale at Post Office
news stand.
Assessor lludgins aud Deputy
Spears have completed the assessment
books anl turned them over to the
County Court. We will give some i'll
teresting items, taken from the as.
scssnent, next week.
The Supreme court decided, last
Monday, the case Of the State of Missou-
ri against Wm. Curtis, convicted In
our circuit court of murder in the sec
ond degree, reversing the case and re-
manding it for new trial.
Hamilton NewS.Graphic. Colonel
Swetland, the popular landlord of the
famous Browning House. in Chillicothe,
was in the city last week visiting his
daughter, Mrs. Geo. ii. Wood. The
Colonel is well pleased with Hamilton.
Mr.. Frederick Deal, whose house
was burned some time since, has receiv-
ed his insurance money, and is now re.
building. Mr.. j. Y. Powell is doing the
work. Mr.. Deal was insured in the
American Insurance company of Chica'
80. ...,.",
--Messrs. Stafford " Pringle, the enter
prsing carriage manufacturers, are pre-
pairing to build large two story addi
tion to their already large and commo-
dius factory. Material is being placed
on the ground aud work will commence
in few days.
-Married-At the residence of w. ii
Walker, this afternoon, by Rev.. S. NJ
Jefferson, L. II, Waters, Esq, of Kansas
City, Mo, and Mrs. Annie E. Wylie, oi
Mexico, Mo.-Coying ton Commonwealth
2oth ult.-The bride was formerly {
resident OF this .ce.
--Messrs. Hirsh & Herman, prominen
dry goods men of this city, have leasee
the building owned and occupied by +
]. Williams as drug store, on the cas-
side of the square, and will move thei
stock of dry goods and clothing in on
about the 18th of this month.