Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1882-01-19

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Henry Hutton, OF this city.
Mrs. Cunningham died at her resi-.
dence, in Cream Ridge township, on
Thursday, January l., 1882, at the age
of So years. She was grandmother
of Mrs. !. A. Fisher, of this city.
We are informed that Messrs. Ru-
ford & Leach have secured the great lcc-
turcr, Theodore Tilton, to, deliver his
lecture, "The Worlds To.m)row," in
this city, some time in March next.
-Raisins II IL cts. per lb., at
/ Summeryille' 2l-8
Miss Minnie Cfavcns, who has been
visiting the family Of Mr.. flames Lccper,
went up to Galatin, Saturday morning,
on visit 10 relatives. From there She
will return to her home in Springfield,
Mo.
Marriage licenses granted during
week ending January Is: Fred Deal to
Lucinda Runi,n; Nathan Butler to Cy-
rena Puckett; Allen A. Jlsmer to Agnes
d. McDowcll; Charles +. Gates to
Cyrena Jacobs.
We have received a letter from Chas.
W, Bigger, Esq, of Linncu', announc-
ing that General Weaver will speak at
that place on February nth. There
should he a good Attendance from the
east part OF this county
w. T. SullivGH, Esq, Of the pension
Department, Washington, will BE- at the
Browning House, next Monday, to cx>
anime Into some pension claims Of ciri>
zenS Of this county, specially referred to
him by the commissioner.
The Terp,ichorean society gave
calico hop at the City Hail. Friday even
ing, at which the ladie, were attired in
calico dresses and the gentlemen wore
calico vests. 1t WAS one of the most
enjoyable affairs OF the season.
We arc informed that the unset
tel liabilities Of Stafford Il Prnglc
amount to about 81, 500 and the rs.
sets are nearly that amount They
havc paid some $1,000 or $500 ald
would have pad tie romaindrr aud
made no assignment had they not
been pressed by suits.
i have sold many hundred, Of acres
ofrea estate in 1881 aud expect to
sell many thousands in lS32. IC you
really wish to sell, please call aud give
me q description Of your property.
Correspondence with non residents
solicited. b f. BERRY,
l9,f Real E.tate and Ins. Agt.
Circuit court will begin next Mon
day. The criminal docket, which is sct
for the first day, is light the only case
of very great importance, be ing the
case of the State against Ed. f. Gwynne,
charged with murder in the first degree,
on change OF venue from Caldwell coun-
ty.
1t Was reported that Gray Dorsey.
who had returned home from Kcokuk,
Iowa, was down with small pox, The
report, like many others OF the same
kind that have been floating around, is
absolutely false. he left Monday morn.
ing, for Pattonsburg, where he takes h is
former position as clerk.
We are indebted to 7. D, W oodruft,
the Quincy, lIllS.,) music dealer, for
couple of pieces OF sheet music--onc a
charming song and the other an instru.
mental piece. Mr., WoodrGlf is a thor.
oughly reliable man, and any one wish
ing TO purchase music or musical instru-
ments would do well to give him trial.
All persons indebted to us by book
account Or note are requested to come
and settle up before the first of Fcbrua.
ry and save costs, tor all that do not pay
up by that time will be refused credit in
the future and their accounts and notes
will be placed in the hands of a collec-
tor for collection.
2o4 A. HoPPE & Son.
Boots and shoes at cost, at
Summcrville's. 2l.S
Irwin Uowa) Spoke: Jim Miller,
whose reputation as ilrst-class harness
maker is not disputed by any one, To-
Gated at this point a shop well stocked
with new harness, saddles, buffalo robes,
horse blankets, &c. Mr.. Miller's shop
Is in the Spoke Printing House mud his
brother Lloyd will take charge of the
business in Irwin.
B. f. Berry is ofleIing bargains
in two residences; one OF I rooms
within ono block OF square. Well
set in fruit trees and shrubbcry, barn,
living we'll, cistern and cellar. SUIT.
ablo tor boarding house. "a Tho other
OF rooms in N. W. part of city.
Barn, living well &c. Also 40 acres
of land joining Aaron Shler'a, near
Sampsel station.
With the end of the present month
Mr., Lyllburn Norris connection with
the Post O0lce in this city, as Assistant
Postmaster, will be severed. He will,
after that time, be associated with his
father In the sale of agricultural imple-
ments. Lylburn has good business
qualifications and will, we predict, make
a success Of whatever he undertakes,
-Died-In Denison, Texas, Thursday,
January IL, 1882, of brain fever, Towner,
son OF Levi aud Timorah Lingo. Aged
10 years. The remains of deceased, to.
gether with the remains of Mr.. Ed. Lin
go's little daughter, George, who died