Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1881-01-20


store, North West corner Square.
"A Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton has been formed in this city. They
meet every Sunday afternoon at the
Christian Church. OF course, we hope
it may meet with good success.
j. r. Cairns, Sheriff of Lenawee
Co., Mich :, says:-I have worn an "On-
ly Lung Pad" for Bronchial difficulties,
and have not been troubled with a cough
nights since wearing it.-See Adv.
Remember the place for bargains in
coffee, sugar and tea is at L. r..
Greene's Drugstore, North West corner
Square.
John Smiths string band furnished
the music for the Terpsichorean Club
darce on Tuesday night of last week.
This band is composed of six pieces, and
the music they produce is grand and
soul stirring This band has been en-
gagged for the season by the Terpsicho-
rean Club.
Sheriff Leepcr, whilo In Jefferson
City last week, saw Judge Donovan. lie
reports the Judge as in good health, and
that he has already gained many friends
in the Legislature, In the language Of
the Sheriff, the farme. members swear
"by John" (DoEoyan.)
Mr.. Will Stevens, who has long been
identified with the dry goods firm of II.
S. Deuet & Co., has severed his connec.
ton with same, and has purchased, in
connection with Messrs. llrsh & Herman
the dry goods store OF Ellis & Stephens,
Of Pattonsburg. Cross Beasley will
take charge of the store in Pattonsburg,
aud Mr.. Stevens will remain this city
with lIirsh & Herman.
Now we are to have n real treat.
Fred R. Wren's New York Uncle Toms
Cabin Dramatic Company will be in this
city January oath. Goth and 26lh. This
superb company come here with the
praises of the society people of the cities
where they have been. The plays which
this company will render here are, "t'n.
Gle Toms Cabin" "uRder the GaSlight'
and Grip Van Wrinkle"
Mr.. VIM. Shumate's residence in
Sampsc township, took fire on Wcdnes-
day, the 18th inst and burned TO the
ground. The most of his household fur
niture was saved, but nearly all the wear.
ing apparel OF himself and family went up
in smoke. The fire was caused by de-
fective fue. None OF the men folks
were here at the time OF the conilagra-
ton. No insurance,
There is now one barber shop less
in town. Balsar Lconhart and Buck
Manning have formed partnership
and consolidated their shops, Balsar hay-
ing moved his furniture into the building
occupid By Buck. This room has been
elegantly fitted up, making it one OF the
finest barber shops in North Missouri.
They run four chairs, and there is not
barber in The outfit but what is first
class workman This is the place to go
TO get your work done in short order and
In good style.
MIR. !. Y. Powell, our prcsen; county
surveyor and bridge commissioner, has
received the bridges built by j. l.. lack
son X Son, over the Mclryin branch
The work is done in substantial man
ner, which speaks well for the mcchan
ic., and also show. that MIR Powell un-
dcrstands his business. He is having
good heaYy coat or coa-tar pnt on his
new work. the pi!ing shaved and all the
Joints well tarred before putting the tim
bers together This will undoubtedly be
of great advantage aud saving to the
county, for tue bridges will last at least
one.thrd longer. We only wonder our
former commissioners did not adopt the
use OF coal.tsr long ago.
--lndllna polls Ind journal. Dee. S
1880: "uncls Toms Cabin" is meeting
with an unprecedented success at En-.
glishs Opera House. In spite Of the op.
position at the Park, Fred Wrcn's Com
pany made such hit that Manager Eu-
glish determined on engaging them
for the balance of the week; according
ly, they Cancelled other engagements and
our readers will have another chance Of
seeing that wol deIful little "Topsy,"
Freddy Wren. The piece goes much
smoother than it did on the dr4t night,
and with such company, with such
mounting, TO say nothing of the blood
hounds, nor the donkey with the natural
liking Tor beer, tn: piece ought to draw
well.
The above company will appear At the
City uall in this City three consecutive
nights, cur2uencing with Monday night,