Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1884-11-20

sentlng SlO, 900 TO select rom. VIII
give satisfaction. Call on me.
I. c. HOGAN,
Off Tailor.
The democratic applicants for the
Chilllcothc postmastership are quite nu-
mcrous, and already petitions are being
circulated. If Cleveland observes the
civil service law, there will be no vacan-
cics for about three years, rs Judge
Marsh was commissioned about year
ago for four years.
DRESSMAKING. Miss Estellc and Ida
Hyatt, at residence of Mr.. j. Slaglc,
North Locust Street, second door north
from Jarrctt's grocery store, is prepar-
ed to do drcssmaking in the latest and
best styles and ut reasonable prices. 4
Mr.. James Allen, wife and son,
of jackson township, came in yester-
day totake the railroad for Galena,
Kansas. They stopped at the Henry
House, last night, and this morning
took the o'clock train for Galena.
Mr.. Allen, who has two sons there, will
engage in the lead and zinc business.
His wife will 90 on to Eureka Springs
for her health.
Special engagement. Fanny Mount
castle, supported by Chas. r. Thorpe
and y powerful dramatic company in
the romantic and spectacular mclo-
drama, "Sea of Ice" or "A Thirst For
Cold City, Hall, Tuesday night, No
vcmbcr 2j-onc night only, Tickets
on sale at Vests Book Store.
The company gave one of the best per-
formances ever presented in Schuyler;
and Miss Fanny Mountcastlc is not only
one of the best actresses, but is THE
BEST, that have appeared at the Opera
House and there have been many in the
past. Schuyler (Ncb,) SHn.
City Hall, Tuesday, Nov. %. Seats
on sale at Vests Book Store.
The Garland Stoves and Ranges
have the most artistic finish of any that
we have ever seen. They are every
where acknowledged to be the best in
the world, while they cost no more
than is often asked for inferior goods.
They are noted for durability, convcn-
icncc and economy Of fuel US for style
and beauty. IA
Mr.. A. T. Andrews, Of this city,
who has reached the venerable age OF
u years, followed the trade of tailor
for about thirty years, but was obliged
to quit it some twenty years ago on ac-
count of the failure of his health. He
worked at his trade in st. LouiS for q
number of years, where he says he had
the honor of making General U. $,
Grants wedding suit.
A man named Dennis Godfrey, who
attended the Democratic jubilee in this
city, last Saturday, had his right lee
broken. 1t is not known exactly when
and how the accident occurred, AS the
unfortunate man was found about II
o'clock Saturday night, by Il. b. My
erS, in an unconscious condition, witt
leg broken, lying in the street opposite
Patterson ~ McMillen's livery stable
1t is supposed he laycd down there in {
drunken stupor, went to sleep and wa
run over by one of the numerous We
hicles passing to and fro. Physicians
were called, who attended to the wants
Of the patient.
Last Saturday morning about :
o'clock, VIM. Parr, in state of dclir
ium from drink, went to the Baptis
pasonage, where the pastor, Rev. Tai
bot, who lives there alone, beng sin
gle man, was calmly reposing, and be
gan TO force the back door open. Rev
Talbot jumped out Of bed and placin!
his shoulder against the door endeav
ored to counteract the pressure on tn
outside, in which he failed, for the doc
was forced in, and he was confronted
by u man with desperate looks, will
bowie knife in one hand aud rcvolve
in the other. Rev. Talbot grabbed hi
unwelcome and untimely visitor by tn
throat, receiving in the short scufll
that ensucd severe cut on one of hi
, fingers and badly scratched face
PARIS rawlings all at once ceased, h
. he became quiet and implored Table
5 TO let him hide in the house as me
we're after him to kill him. Talbot
1 Watching his chances, slipped out an
{ went over to John X. Tisdale's, in hi
v night clothes, TO get assistance. Whe
: the door was opened to admit hin
Parr, who had unknown to Talbot 70
= lowed him, rushed in at the doc
b brandishing revolver and bowie knif'
\ He raved awhile, then fired shot frol
= the revolver and rushed out into I'll
night.
Il Parr is about % years old and n
1t sides with his parents in this city. #
# has stood well in the community and
d to be pitied as well as condemned. IL
parents endcsvored to take charge
y him but he became uncomfortable AZ
: had to be taken to the jail. Saturda
Is afternoon
IT Rev. Talbot appeared in his puipi
t. Sunday, with his hand in a sling an
IN his face giving further evidence'of ID
fearful encounter