Chariton courier., April 06, 1894, Image 7

About Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current

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THE GHARITOll COMER,
C. r. VAHDTVBB. Ed. n4 Yrop-
EETTESVTLLE, - MISSOURI.
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nints VI C4WT.35 rissuKas tan
Keytesvilis as Felloes:
o 12 St. Lock Mall -nd Ex. .
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n n. rhioaxo without ebcs
a iu atonat KrterCi lor pwBpr
fromCbiUietn. or point orta of Chitti-
For RateaTtcketa, Tins TbIU, ttc, p-
plU W.ILCAR'OS.
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CrtWil xVs. Tick. Ug-
GENERAL DIRECTORY-
gpfS .tsMlT.
proawewwn; Attoraej-
CCtou R. WiTlUci
Jnm.C. WaRac
f.. Ilid. rpwMot
Jadg? Cowty Court,
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na.Nirkprvoe.C
CWrk Coatrty Court.
Jndg of trotaie
U.C. Uttr
Probata tiers-
Bacrig ...
..Tho. EL ay
J. LDww
A. L. VVkb
Treasurer -
Public Adainiatrator
Cunty Strrreyor. -
II. F. Maore
Rami Carter
Coom--
.Dr. J. F.Urinaad
r ..'tLJnl rmnnUioeof -J. P Colc3J B
tcorde
D. H.SasItta
UcToor-T Carncn (HanthV-r.ev. J. 1L
Ele, patr.ScrTir third Sbbath,inoirinjr
. aerraTc. and fourth lS. ift of
ach raosta. nibDmwi zrSLT
morning at o tioct. x fjtjbj- -
m Ut redoes.
pastor. rWBlDJC MTOBU ounaay
Ill uni y ---. - . -
riwriTf-nrr CMTc rWfT. J. J. Bqwire.
rnichlnc oa tin 8rt Bandar In
oca noath, mora Log wis renin.
Ka-rrvmu-B UsaAT ilrs. JobaC.Ie.
tJhnrUL Ubrory o peatery JrWayaJ-
taraooa : S to 3.
Vitic Lano. So. 74. A. K.and A.
vr a AMei.Uitn 1. D. ApplesatM'
ntary mtlng6atirUay rreaw:
vrvcrilns Nll-xnooa.
Cwakto Ia?o. No. 177. A.O. J. WJ.
jrmkx 2ad and 4tb Tday
lar at 7 o ok.
CutrrosCo. Utouut-Socrrr.-Mti Jt
Fourta rhoradajlaaataiaoQtaatSAL-barT
Bcrr Kaa-r. A. O. W.-Mrt .J
4th Friday -rin la aarfi month. J.J.
Moor. 3. (X; B. U- TUdal.. U.
LACnurr Lo. N- 2f 3 Kafcht. Fy-
7. i. if c-,tS rttABwllor lOBBIMrtfC,
U..a Miiui. hWper olRwHi aad Sraj;
KrrrEenujB f-oooa. No..47f. 1. 0. O. IV
. iVL,i,h WU Grand; K. D. Edward.
rvwtirnd: O. B. Aa.1mn. F-rtary. !-;
ar mtln ty Mondy eairg
Piasoa l'J.Craii KQ. r
m II. J3MADLEY,
uvnro r u ey-at- law,
aadBclaryPahUe.
cTIIaIHUTJCT. - 31IS0UBI.
xrOflc on BroaJwey r Teepk' Cankt
A. W. JOHNSON",
iltcrcsjatLaw&lteyFiilc,
SAUSCUUT.MO.
-WUl pcrtica in a3 tL Etle Court.
THOS. E. MACKAY,
Kotary JPitblic.
fim FrempUj mM to.
013c with th Probate Juda.
J. A. .COLLET
itt'j-at-L3 ail Holay'Pfllc,
Csi:tlaaj a f jelA2ty.
KVOXc with Crawlry Jton. opposite tb
Cosri-liooM.
T.MILLER,
Atbnsj-EHair an! Hctary Ml:
KrmSTILLE, HO,
0:with;W. w. Eacktr In rtar of Fax.
tcwBnk. '
j'CoIlactioajQproaptly attciJd.to.
1 V
Tht Iafittaea e! a CHild.
Glob-Daorrat.
'l eaw an Hlastrntion ol the Iq-
flnenceoTftUttlachilJ tbt I cver
forget," a5J .Tom Barton, o
traveliDff man itt tb LlnJell. A
party ot s were in Omhu at t!i.
hotel. Oar work was dona an;! we
had nrrao2?d to jo out and ee the
to wd, xpocticgr to hare n cceral
good time. The jolltat one in the
crowd was a il rammer from Chicago,
and. fn Tnct, be had planned the tour
of tlw night. Aftr up"pcr the
clei k handed him n letter, lie open
ed it"carletljr. An exprefMon we
who knew him ou the road had ne
ver en there, came over hi face,
and he read tb letter over eoreral
tinrs. Thf-n turning to the rrowd
h eald, 'I can't uo with you to
nfchr, bojt. Of coorwtj we all nrjd
hro to tell n what the troafclo wae,
ad he banded the letter to me. 1
read it and without a word banded
R to another, wko looked striou$ as
he banded it to the lou rih and last
ne of tne party. It wm written or
rather printed in lead pencil, the let
ten about an inch Ion?, and the
lines were cot -straight. All that it
said wae: 'Deer papa. Be good and 1
a y jour prairs. 1 taj mine' for
jcio every oigtit. And don't forget
your Utile Bessie.' Iliat was all,
but It broko vp the party and every
man in the crowi wrotealetttT
home thatiibt."
a ra ! Lor rrlcet.
. Apood miiDj uoerchants are in
clined to the opioion that it wttl be
a long time lforee 'shall eee he
old-fashroned blb prices of the pist
one or two decades. They say tiat
cur capacity for production is so
great that i! aoy3t of injn endeavor
to charee more tliaD a reasorrable
profit tke elements of competition
are put into forte until the norma
iettl iscgain reached. If, according
to a hardware journal, ooe man now
had the monopoly of the tack aam
mer trade, and frum bis position
bnrao to frruw rich, u dosea others
would fcgin to-tcke away Lis ma
ket l y turnicc -out tack buuituers
aud tby would soon overwhelm
him. The boon tDich. began daring
the war was canned by our. j)iipr
currency, but :measnred in gol
prices ere tery.low theu. Later on
s.i ma .irood crop- gave iowneiisf
umoucJs of foreign money and guod
times came at intarval. At pre
sent tbt tendency is toward tick-
tog to the gold dollar, and price
are low. All in .all the result "to
each and every one is about the
same;. the euHericg comes in getting
through the evening up process and
reaching the new adjustment of vul
ues, from which .operations cua be
intelligently planned.
.RalnmiVIny Jfot A Scecsu.
tcretary Aiorton, replying to a
large number of inquiries from ol
pans oi me country as to the n-
suits of the agricultural deparments
rainfall experiments nnd the fed!
btlity of controlling precipitation
by means of expolotions, has n?nt
out the following circular.
Implying to yourtletter as to rain
making experiments, I have to in
form ypa that in no case did they
pats the merely experimental stoe
and that,propect o! ultimate suc
cess is not such as to. justify farmtrs
or other citixens in rainmakidg es
perimentation. In thi determtna
uoq, luagment ana cpinion. l am
supported by the scientists and
otbte experts in metforology cob
nocteil with the Unitedtates weath
er bureau. The bombardment of
the dies for water, as carried on ty
this df part mM2t, did not produce re
suits calculated to inspire the hope
that any method of coneursion can
be made com me re illy eucceesful in
precipitating the moisture from the
clouds.
The more Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy is used the better it is liked.
We know of no other remedy that
alwaTS gives tatirfaction. It is
good when yoa first catch cold. It
is good when your cough is seated
and your lungs are sore. It is good
in any kind of a co'ugn. We have
6oId twenty-five doz?n of it and ev
ery bottla has given satisfaction.
Stedman & Friedman, druggists,
Minnesota Lake, Mien. 50 cent bot
tles for sale br all druggists.
At Kuttano, Ky., Capt. J. If.
Johnson, running an Indian curiosi
ty boat, assaulted a 11 year-old
girl. Iler father, Wm. Littrell. tried
to eboot Johnson's daughter pre
vented, he was arrested and lyncbs rs
followed to i-s penitentiary gates
last Friday. .
LonlinMj et Gnat Width. -
' The summer before Jay Gould died
he had a party of friend's out oor
way, and among other things be
treated them to a ride to the top of
Tike's peak. Mr. Uonld, never ro'
bust, felt that be could not stand
the trip to the top of the mountain.!
The hours dragged wearily along
and the millionairo became very
lonesome.
lie was pointed out tn all strong
ers, and by noon almost every man,
woman nnd child in the town bad
taken a squint athim. Accustomed,
as no doubt be was. to this thing,
he rmid little heed to it, but about
2 or IJ o'clock In the afternoon h
grew very lonesome. lie approach
ed several people, bnt they seemed
afraid of him. At any rate they did
not collida with bin, and at last he
gave up In sheer despair- and wan
dered down to the depot wbero bis
brnutiful train of cars was located.
The agent saw him comingand made
himself scare.
By and by nn old Scotch miner
came out of the foothills and, reach
ing the depot, sat down on a truck
to rest. Tbis teamed providential
for the ama86er of a great fortune,
and ho sauntered up to the monn
tianeer and saluted him pleasantly.
For two hours the men sat on the
truck and talked, lie. Goufd, in n
diplomatis way, drawing out the
miner's story.
It wttHu't much of a story. The
Scotchman for a dozen years had
ben trying to vtrike it Tich so be
conK get back to bis native land
and marry the lassie of kis choice,
butfortune bad not corns his way
lie was almost die heartened and
told Mr. Uool l with ears in hi?
eye that be never expected to carry
out his matrimoaial intentions.
I tmve no doubt the pathetic story
totcbed Mr. Gould, -for be wrote a
check for &.O03 and gave it to the
micer. The man'e sorprise at the
unbeard-of proceeding was no more
than b!s astonishment on ascertaic
ing to whom he wa indebted for tli
splendid gift. "Wln-o 41 r. Gould told
:ne about the tffairaomo weeks later,
heaid:
'Of course th poor fellow's story
madi me f4 ad, hoc I think the re
lief I found in the viit bad some
thing to do with thit check." Ser.
Mjron JleeiJ. .
JJOVT8 THIS.
W offer on oaadrd dollar rrwvfl for
any cam ot Catarrh that eannn it b mmr
by Jiair Cartarrh Car.
F. J. Cbcxet Jt Co. Prop.. roUla, O.
We the noderafcned, hare knot m F.I. Che
nay for tha hut 15 year, and. belivaa bim
perfectly booorabla in all boiim w trc tac
tion and financially abla o rarr y oat any
obligation mad by tbeir firm. 1
Wtcrr Jt Tsnx, WhosaU Di tioria,
ToWo, 0
Drngiit. TotfJo, O.
Hall Catarrh Cure 4 taken internally,
aciiugmrecijj upon u ifeood aid luvcou
arfacea of th ystrm. IMca 73c ti per bot
tie. Eold by all DrexUU. T atiaaenLila
trw.
At 5 o'clock last Friday i notxing
tbe drug nnd jewelry konse of De3
uroiner, on me east side square.
.a .a
Joplin, wa3 destroyed by .firs. Tbo
loss In etock is about $12,000, cover
ed by insuronc?. The buildh lgis of
brick aul stone, owned by Mrs.
Crotbers, of Texas, nnd the 1 oss 4s
more than covered by Insu.aDce.
Ibe origin of the Ore is a mys'terju
Tbis is tbe fourth fire Joplin has It&d
within the past three weeks.
met1 April forecast.
April begias in tne midst o sec
ondary tlistcrbances warmer with
local storms, followed during 3rd
and 4th by cool days and frosty
nights towards, the north. From
5th to Otb, heavy April rains' with
hail may be expected. Mark you!
we do not say that such thing will
result every day from -5th to 9th,
everywhere, but all parts will have
somo of the results sooner or later
n the period. This is true of all
storm periods. The period will lrin.
as its disturbances pass east, cool
and frosty nights say about 8tb
and lltb. On and about tbe 12 Lb
and 13tb, look forregrlar reaction
ary to warm anil stormy, with cool
o cold days and nights passing
eastward from west nnd north be-
bind the storms. The 18th to 21st
is the naxt storm period. atch
early, west, late to the erst. Frost
n tbo north after the storms.
Warm about 24th and 25th, with
bbowers, followed bv cooler. Ths
28th to the end of tbo month is a
regular Btorm period. Watch it.
The Maryland legislature has pass
ed a law providing medical treat
ment at public expense.
Frank T. Mebiwetheb, Louielacr?,
Mo's , new Damocratic poatmaster,
took charge of the pastoSee, . at
that pi ice, last Sunday, April 1st.
GnocxD has been broken for Jas
per County's new court-house, which
will be the finest building in South
Test Missouri.
A new difference has arisen in. the
Behring sea rtegociations between
Mr. Bayard and Lord Kimbrly,
which, if not speedily settled, may
lead to diplomatic trouble.
Senator Beice's feast seated 132
guests. Leghorn bats were among
the favors. The hand-writing on the
wall was not read, experts
busy at tlu Breckinridge trial.
being
Every Indication points to a wild
rush for all the gold diggings of the
West ua soon as the melting snows
w 1.1 permit operations. Many uban-
Joned gold mines will be rt opened.
The Jacksoncounty court is inves
tigating the claim that County Clerk,
M. S. Burr, owes the county $19.-
401. Lie denies the accusation and
furnishes a statement showing that
the county owes him $5,017,53.
Bours CncxRAX, the noted New
York congressman, while at Mexico,
applauded Cleveland for vetoing the
seignorage bill, denounced the Wil
nou bill as amended by the eenate as
nn a protective measure, and said:
''Let tbe Republicans pass it."
Tec Marion county court will be
ntked to cull a special election to
vote upon tbe proposition to appro
priate $20,000 for the erection of a
cdart-bouae, nt Hannibal, and $G,-
000 to make necessary repairs to the
court-bouse at i'almyra.
Eucklen'i Arnica Eaira.
The best alve In the world for
Cuts, Bruises, 'Sores, Ulcers, Salt
itbeum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chap
pd hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all
Skin Eruptions, and positively
ewes Piles, or no pay required. It
isiaranteed to give perfect satis
faction, or money refunded. Price
1 cent a box. Forsuleby
W. C. Gaston.
nsiars youe "OProaTUTniT.
'We call the attention of onr read
ore to the remarkable clubbing offer.
iathisieeuc, by which we can send
this paper and th Sunday JPost-Dis-pateh
to the same address for one
year forthe low sum of $2. This is
rtbe best cfT;r ever made by a coun
try weekly newspaper to its readers.
kin addition to this, every sabscriber
to tbeCooRiEtt and tk Sunday Post-
fVispsUh. under this arrangement,
can secure tbe bcautrfnl world's fair
u , .
, e,.-., f,., v. aW.,e
veortn more than tbo combined cost
of tbe two newepapers.
rw .
iceeaouera are made by our ar
rangemeot with the St.iLouia Vostr
DlvRnttbi and only those who pay up
back dues nnd renew, "or subscribe
for the CoUBiEit ore entitled to them.
Tit Cld Foits Xa,t.
KdFkKV Wanhington.
rostage was a luxury in 1816. It
cojt'iU cuts to send a letter 30
miles or lees; from 31 to 80 miles
the -charge was ten cents; from 61 to
150 -miles tbe charge was 12 l-2c;
from 150 to 400 miles, 18 3-4 rents,
and over.400 milps, 25 cents. These
rates were ia force until 1845) when
LysarderSpooner, of Boston, de
cided o run a mail route between
Dostaa, New York, Philadelphia
and DaltimGre, opposition to tbe
government. He contended that
tbe government had no constitu
tional right to prevent by law pri
vate individuals from earring mails,
so he established his route, chargirg
five con Tb per letter.
iw legal part ol the question
ni a a ...
seems cevtr to have been decided,
but congress seems to have reduced
the postage rate chiefly to avoid
competition. The rate was made as
follows: Under 300 miles, five cents:
over 300 wiIps, ten cents; drop let-
tere, two crnte.
ThH ratf? held for ix years, when
the three cent prepaid rate for 3.
000 was established. If the postage
was not prepaid flv? cents was col
lected of the person who received tLe
mus me rativi wrm aouDiej. 1
In 1883 let tor postage waa again I
leuuiw mj mu ctuts per nan an
per
ounce, and in 1855 to two cents per
ounce.
It Is believed that Benedict.
publican, will be rufrrxi 1 a .u
flee of public prinb r.
ol
Fredwick Bolukr, once, chfrf of
police in Zurich. Svitzerlnad, is in
St. Louie paralyzed and a pauper.
A plan for the abolition cf the
sugar bounty without awaiting the
passage of the tariff bill is being
considered.
Clevzlano was electl by
Dnm-
crats, but takes conn -1 f
Il"pu!ti-
cans. Ho had ou- rm;jisio'i
resign.
to
Colonel. Hunter Wood, of. Hop
kinsville, Ky., has resigned as mas
ter commissioner, being $21,000
short in his accounts.
Matthew Graham died at the city
hospital, in St. Louis, from wounds
inflicted by a pofcer wielded by Wm.
Haliman.
Wm. Carroll, mite of the steam
er, New Idlewild, was held by tbe
coroner's jury, in St. Louis, for kil
ling George Howard.
The Democratic convention for
the Seventh cong-c9sioaal district of
Missouri has ben cabled to meet, at
Springfield, Juno 5th.
Seventy-five Riverside Salt works
employes, at Hutchinson. Kas., are
out on a strike becuuse of a project
ed reduction of the force without
increase of pay to those retained.
Congressman John C. Taesney, of
Kansns City, is thoronghly disgus
ted with Cleveland's veto of the
Bland bIl. He ajs the president
has put himself on record as nnalter
nbly opposed to silver.
W. I. Church, of Staunton Post, G.
A. 11 , save: I have tried nearly
every cough remedy but have found
nothing to compare with Parks
Lou go oyrup. mere is noihmg on
earth like it for brorichili. 1 have
snfler! ever since my discharge
from the arm v and Parks Cough
Svrua is tbe cnlv remedy lhat has
everbelned tne." Sold by W. C
Gaston.
Editor Kosewater. of the Omaha
Daily Bee, is ngaiu in bot water.ha
ing leti nmstil for contempt v
court for hi publications about the
Jardine case. The county attorney
hi the gent who squirms pa account
of the Bee's stinger.- v
Bobbed A Doctor.
Dr. Pierce, of Salesville, Cooper
county, was enticed into tbe country
at 1 o'clock ou the morning of March
29th to see a supposed patient"
When a short dietanw from town h?
was VipH nn uml rnbrtpd nf Ti its wAtih
Lnd no bv fire mnskl mpn.
Thft rjhvsieian was Mt honnd hn
, -
and foot in charge qf one of the rob-
dj, other-j returned to
SaWvill and brtik into Edward
Lane's store, whre Dr. Pierce room
ed. .They blew open tbe safe and
secured S60 in ca?h. The doctor
was afterward released by the des
peradoes, but threatened with death
if be returned horn before day
light.
Thw is the joj ful time of the year,
says in a.irnie-.n uioue, wnen a
aa -
man goes borne tired out and is aek-
"
m uv uis nueu ueireia like puauiuiri
. O I
v.:. rf. :t i. 1:1.
a lit tie.
not be deceived
The following' brands of
Whiter Lead are still made by the
"Old Dutch" process of slow cor
rosion. They are standard, and
always
Strictly Pure
White Lead
The recommendation of
'Southern," "Red Seal,"
"Collier."
to vou bv vour merchant ? an
M w '
evidence of his reliability, as he can
sell you cheap ready-mixed paints
and bogus White Lead and make a
larger profit. Many short-sighted
dealers do so.
Fob Coloks. National !f
Co.' Pure
lZf LVmr
p-uiiij Mvta imt and msmcyxce in frmUbiii
ajgjs s-i Biisiiii axjss awe namr t rm w
ijwfiw wwo.
3tnu ad r-rd, free ; i; wm probably
... NATIONAL LEAD CO.
Si. Lonls Branch,
Clark Areas and Tenth Street, St. Louis.
af 1 sT A W W a'lr'jtT .
CBecwiar Crmdwatea.)
will fflv yoa bclp.
r r nt? irna :u r kuu uivim i m ii it mrt i m Bimrranai " - -
took? and mio '
dleasedmcn.
Ileinarltable r- -
cd oar treatment. ' ;
Mny Tr- of '
TiiedodMiecej J
In the nee of cura
tive methods that
control for all Ci. '
- . . liare weak. nnde
cmMtoA Arm.. A
prom errors ol
Vonth and excess .
ir hA a nrrrtnl
the scorn of their
fellows and the
contemot of their
friends and com
eanlona. leads OS
MmniitMtoill nattenta. tf ther can oonlblr
be rettoredt Mr m exelaslY tresfest
WOITEX! Don't Ton waot to tret en red of that -
wakM with a treatmeat that yon can ne at
home without Inatrumentr Oar wonderful troatr
. . W TT WKA. wn . T I
CATIRBH, and disease ot tha Skin, Blood,
Bean, LlTer and Kidneys. .
SYPITTXTS The most mnld. safe and cffectlra
lCrV9I8EABCS of aU klnia cored where
man others hare failed. . - .
XTXVATTrttAX. DISCHARGES pwnTrtlr
rnrrd I n a Tew oav. vuick. sure uw wc iaw
Includes Gleet ond Gonoruosa. - -
TRUTH A-ND FACTS. ;
tt im rarel esses of Chronic Df'faso that
hare failed to (ret caed at Uia hands of other tpccuU
UU nd mellcal Inst Itute.
MflLBHElIBEBtiU!ltlin It nop
for Two. Commit no other, as yoa may vste v: j.tolo
Mm 3. Obtain our treatment rJt once. .
Beware of free tnd cheap treatocnts. vj rrlv
thetest and most sclcnti lie treftinvnt tt nixxrata -
?r:cet as low es ran be done rvr sole --.: "iii'.jni .
reitmenu raii toisoiuuran ex -.u'j r
it mall. ThorouRh exrmlr.atlon eml eerr-tul -
oola. A home treatment can rtTen In a tn-'onty .
.f esses, send tor i;ymrtorn tinm -. iiwucoj
Wv S fir Vamn ; Wo. a ftir Kirln niBf-i. All CoITO- "
noadnnce answered promptly. CuuincH fctrictly coq.
fl1ne.fil VntiM trMmpnt ntrnt f rf n from OOServa -
tion. liei'er to oar Dtleata. Wuii ted buslaes men. -
Aidrcss or caUou -
DR. HATHAWAY & CO.,
E. Corner Sixth and Felix St.; Baoau I acu
tCp Stalra.) ST. JOSEPH, MO.
The Bloat Haeceaafal Remedy erer dlscor -
rod, as It Is certain In Its effect and doe ao
blister. Bead proof below.
KENDALL'S SPAVIti CURE.
TassoB, Omo, Jan. 10th. 1333L .
tm. B. J. KE5DAIX Co.
Gent 91 have bosa nsJnff yew Sparln Cnr
with remarkable success on a KinK-bone of
long standing. It'a a lire enrr, I thinks
la al...t ercry t0LDS.
KENDALL'S SPAVIK CURE.
Pt. Louis, llo April 27th, V330.
Da.B.7. KrmAzx.Co. '
OenU l tried yoor "KKTOAlilS Bpattw Ccm,"
and It had the desired effect. I need not quit
half a bottlo of It. Mr horse had ar Terrible
Sprain on hi letr. ReTOectfullyyonrs,
LOEENCR WIIHELH. the Baker.
Price J1.00 pr bottle.
dr. d. i. kendaTjT, ro '
Knaabnrgh Falls, crinonC
, SOLD BY AXI TiUVGC.I.
ti '.luetic, vridc swtia 5 "1 tropica
mil iib perciCfth, orhb iominUblona
it rroerrexL Work lit. bone it end vepMre
mrncrativc. Anybody ecu dc Also,
RtHUUliMlll BliaexjicnirfB pamiii jl-uu-
CoKess. CotanserUal, Lew and Medical
School to good work ex. Sat Uf actory reference
gyen. o Lnrsbui?. Vrito for perticulaa,
S. SiHTil, 10 Oiivo EtiMt, St LoaiH, Ho. . j
SHERIFF'S SALE
01 16tb. Eeetion Tcbool Landf. . .
Notice i hereby piren, that in obedience to
and in pursuance of art order tof the connty
conrt ot Chariton coanty, state ot Missoari,
made and entered of record at the February
term, A. D.. 1804, of said court, a certified
copy of which has been delivered to ma by
tbe clerk of raid court, I, James . Dempaey,
sheriff of the county of Chariton aforesaid,
will, during the session of the circuit court of
fH rt n f stn w f w araf.i nfmMn!il i
aaaa. lavu w u ss s,a a? usm w 41 1 v uui'i, ayaa
I
. TUESDAf, APS XL lOti, 1835.
(it being the eighth day of the circuit court"
of said county) between the hours of nine
o'clock in tbe forenoon end Are o'clock in
the afternoon of that day, at the cost front
J,?,' "ec?nrthP?sc-in the f,tT of Jit'
I a - r . --Mv-wave Ma ass
j ranri. -torcsnlfJ. exposo to Rale at public
frtfXi;Jl?thti-. i 1 Ji,ow,?5
I ..t Svriuju sixteenth Feet ion ft-hnel bind ait.
. r . . . ' .
mcniuuir 01 xuanton, iiaieoi aii
-2 , A. - . .
eouri, as follows, to-wiu The southwest
quarter (1-41 ol the northeast qw.trter (1-4)
of section sixteen (1C). township fifty-fire'
(5fi)ranc9 twenty-one (21).
oaie to w upon tbe following terms, a di-
reeled by the county court, to-wit: Casb ia
hand
(liven under mr hnnd as sheriff sforevald
tLil 8tH rl.ir nf Pstirnnrv A
James E.' Dempsbt,
EheriB Chariton 1'oanty, Mo.
SnEniFF G. W. -Thompson, of Law
rence county, and Mrs. George Cl'ns
have eloped and are believed to be
in K ensas, Mrs. Ciine was formerly
the wife of C. l. Carter, who about
eeren years ago murdered Robert
Crockett, Carter was eentenc?d to
die, but escaped nnd went to Ore-.
ron, where he married again, his
first wife eecaring a divorce. Lost
year ha was recaptured and brought ,
back to Missouri, but Gov. Stone
commuted his sentence to a term in,
tb penitentiary; Thompson lea veer
h dfftitnte farnilv,
The following from-the classic
xJoston Herald is bad enoucb to :
mant 4iia tnal . ...
w .w. cjniuction 01 the
perpeiraior: ne price of rubber
overshoes is coming down 23 uer
u. . Auia nuuiu seem to indycata
that the dealer, hadn't gutta Der:a
B
sir."