Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1880-01-29


in this city, and his friends, of whom he
had many, for he was a m-hearted, no.
Bile young man, will long mourn his loss.
Last Sunday night some boys, with
nothing else to amuse themselves, tore
down a couple of boxes that guarded the
young trees in front of Boss Malkin's
residence, and destroyed portion of tn c
sidewalk on Hickory street. Such wall
ton destruction OF property should be
stopped by ferreting ont the guilty par
t les and metirg out such punishment to
them as will serve as an example to all
such evl-doers.
We are informed by Mr.. f NJ. Scott,
that young man has been taking sub
scriptions to the CRISIS, in G rand River
Up at 81 per year. He was also selling
pictures with the papers, collecting in
advance, and was to have delivered the
pictures in the future. Mr.. Scott says
that when he saw this individual he had
taken twelve names. This man is a con-
summatc fraud. We have never guthor-
lied any one TO take subscriptio rs to
the CRISIS at 81.
lust think of it, for fifty-three years
the Western Almanac, published by Jno.
p. Morton 4 Co., at Louisville, Ken
tucky, has made Its annual visits to
thousands of homes all over this broad
land, and their hresdes were made none
the less bright by its appearance, for it
is the best publication of that deScrip-
tiUn now eXtant, being filed with the
choicest of literature, recipes, articles
OH agriculture, horticulture, in fact it is
book worth twenty times its cost,
which is 10 cents. Buy 1t and preserve
it.
The Hamiltonian of last week con-
tains rather an amusing item in regard
to the alarm of fire which occurred at
the Harry House in that city last Thurs
day night, in which the guests, at the cry
of fire, arose from their couches with un-
usual alacrlty in scanty.apparel, and ca
vorted wildly about the establishment toi
q brief interval. The scene must have
been extremely interesting. The fire
was discovered before it had made any
headway, and was extinguished without
much trouble.
Mrs. Mary P. Jones, the comic lady
lecturer proposes to visit our city or
February 4th and 5th, and give some oi
her mirth provoking lectures at the Cit,
Hall. Among Others she will give "Our
.. George" and the Little Saloon arounc
S the corner" the latter of which will MAKE
your sides shake with laughter; also an
other, called "Our Wite," which will
| both make you laugh and cry. Go ant
hear her, she is a lady of the highest cul
ture and refinement, possessing an un
U limited fund of humor, wit and satire.
-Colmans Rural World, the excellent
!. Farm journal is almost indispensable tt
: the Farmer, Fruit Grower and Stool
Raiser. 1t is the only journal in Ameii
ca that has department devoted to thu
culture of Sorgo for Syrup and Sugar
J. 1t entered its thirty-third year on the
d first of January, and has the best men in
the West and South contributing to it
columns on all branches of Agriculture
Il 1t gives splendid premiums for bot
@ small and large clubs. 1t is publishes
l. weekly at $I.5o per year, by NORMAN ]
4 CoLMAN, GOO Olive ST., st. Louis, Mo
o Sample copies free. Send for one.
-Chillicothe whisky is gaining
National reputation for havini
y more lightning In it to the fnge
than any whiskey on earth. Jus
Il @smile" or two made John Di
!. lon so ''sick" that he could not talk
- his part in the play, Tuesday nigh
at the City Hall. When the au
= nouncement ofDillon's sickness
was made 10 the audience an a