Chariton courier., August 17, 1894, Image 8

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Mlamdtn Happening.
B. R. BoQncto mad a shipment of bog
ltTudy.
Sam! Ilendmon k-f t laet Friday to viit
relative np la Wleconain.
Tho. McClouJ, of near re Lee. ha aon
very sick with typhoid fever.
Wo. Uotwr and family, of near 8aliabury.
iitd at W. G. NeUon' last Friday.
John Clark, of Salisbury, visit 1 "Uncle
BiHj NeUon on Wednesday o! Uut week.
J a ram and John Baetl. of Carroll count jr.
are vUiting relative in thU community.
Bev. Jaine Htf and family, f near By
umville.iitdat -Unci Billy" NeUon'
last Tuesday.
MU Ella Dowrll left for St. Louia laat
Wednesday, and a. eertain young man U
ad.
J. K. Koberteon, of th Keytevill Sign!.
was in thia vicinity on Wednesday of laat
werk in tb Interest of hU paper.
WmfDt'b mt with a painful accident on
day laat week by getting kicked by a colt,
which broke on bona of Mr. Smith' arm.
Malcolm McMichaH and hi daughter,
lira, black, and her two little daughter, of
sear Rockford. IlL. are visiting I'ncl Billy"
elon and family at preeent. Mr. McMkhael
is brother in law to Mr. N'tleon. II In
Soma ns'.th beat corn crop he baa seen thi
season were between Salisbury and llamden.
Died.on Acr. llth.oi typhoU and brain
Sever. Laura, beloved daughter o! R. J. We
cott and wife. living 1 1-3 mile north of
llamdea. Deceased waa 14 year aid 10
Zuonthe old. 8hprofd faith In Cbriat
during a protracted meeting held at Downer
sxbool-hone om tim laat winter, and baa
aiaea lived a consistent Christian life.
raneral service were beld at hr heme laat
Sunday, conducted by Rev. Jama lliae,
after which her remaiae wer laid to ret in
JfeCurry cemetery. Tb obqulr wer at
tended by a lance conconra of relative and
friende. The bereaved famUy bar oar deep-
eat sympathy.
Dr. Price's Cream Baklnj Powder
VcUs Fair Hlctost Medal and Diploma.
Trtplett Timet.
Jam Bo wen waa in Brunswick, Tneaday.
MiXa Cora Bell waa la Bninawkk, Mondar.
A. 0. IrTin, of Oirrolltoa. waa la town Sat
urday. M. lienry waa In CbUlicoth Moaday vett
ing on busines.
CM William mad m boaineaa trip to
Broaawick, Tueaday evening.
Mr. Yelton. of near Glaagow, lav kiting
relative and friend here thi week.
W. O. Ballew returned bom Monday trow
vkit to rlatiTta in 8ampei.
15. F. FWtwcv wt In KeTteTir. 'eo
aeaday, in atten-n.e tit ou jmoIuv rvm.
Bev, J. U. St ttle fitku bia regular ap9iat
toent, at Mendon. Sunday morning and eve
ening. Frank Triplett returnetl boine frona U
Louia, Sunday morning, where b ban bm
takiBti in tb race.
Ed Irvin went to Maryvill. Suatlay aibt.
where h will accept a poitioa in a aartt
ware ator at that place.
Con Stewart, on of tb beet newspaper
men in tb eounty. waa Here ia the intent of
tb JruDJwkier, Monday.
Mwsea Nora Ilodgr and Cora Wootl oC
Marcelin and Mendon. reepeetively, ai
rkiting Mka Loo Crockett- ;
A. K. Cawtnron went to St. Loai. Wd
waday, to Inapect the conditloa of hi to
horae. "Sioux Oty Joe." that ia ttivoJ an.
J3oth SWe track.
J. T. FbUlip. of Filot Grvve. preacW two.
wery inUreatlng and inatrwetiv aertrjona at
tb"hritian thurch. Saaday morn tut aai
evening.
n P. Dearman. who I ainking th eoaa
iroriect well, haa aiapenJed opera liona for
the tim being on account of not Laving the
Bsre4ty material with whim o proeeei
further. However, w ar informed tba
' vrork will b mumed In a few day.
Several of Brunwlcka yoong peopl dr
oat to Mr. A. J. Crockett reaidenc Tua
j. .....in and anent la evening iwj
. w..ntt in ocial conversation.
rwV.itKBil Aixitnoo'flf boat
.n iA themeelvta at b
-AsaongthoM preent. your correeponJeot
.1 tK. iftlloain!: Me Beneck. K0-
stiae. Merchant. Davia. Barton, l-orby. Fre
aad Magmder. of Brunawick: Broaia. of
'OaDati: Wood, of Mendon: Hodge, ol Mar-
rliae: and Cawtbron. of Triniett.
Beatley. Kennly. KandolpbJ. W. WL.J.
Devi. Hodg and Majrnder.
Cuthrldge Mill Cntu.lt.
A'bert Moraan U In eeorch of water.
-em corn ia being cut up in tbU vicinity
a account of th drouth.
Tke dry weather baa fired and damaged
th torn crop badly in thi locality.
rv.nch bugaar aiJ to b numerous la
thi. Swick and ar badly louring th. late
xailkt.
.fi-mred an Ice-cream
i!!.J.0:Vav night at Bro. White
mmyyt -
A great deal of eicknea la reporte.1 In thi
eon.unity. There are several eaae of ty-
IbWl fever.
ft v Frv. Tbom Whit and J no. Uinton
hav. gotten tired of waiting the -.
. ..i f.nre e-one lelow to find
Dove lor m " "
it.
Al.uit took place, at Te D. Jaat
Ho.!ay between 8. F. Fry and W. ou.n
rVdre inl.H.McKittrirk'. court. Jry ob-
SSed Judgment by '"VlXt
Want for f Gl and coats. As stated In last
ZZk'l Cocaitn Fry sued Guthridge tor
due Mm on a boua. h. had built lor
the defendant.
Be B. Staton, postmaster at
tTi.kwood. Ark., has been arrested
ntder a charge of tampering with
the mails.
Jlendon Mention.
Toet Reid apent 8uady at borne.
Tubbi Welling apent Sunday in Carroll
ton. A. F. Hood transacted boalneea in Brans
wick, Wednesday.
Mia Nelli Herndon re turn J Friday from
a two week, viait at Scdalia.
T. J. L. Hutheeoa and family, of Roth
villa, pa t J through Mendon, Monday.
Meer. Cljde Bowman and Frank Darner
on, of Saliabury, apent Sunday in our city.
Mia Myrtl Smutx. of Brunswick, visited
her cousin. Mie Ada Smuts, Tneaday laat.
Bjron Fainter took advance of tb
tbenand went to Urookneld on ni w.
Or. W. U. Lucaa left Saturday for C-inon
llty. Colo., where hi wife haa been spending
the an miner.
Mioeea Nelli and Annie Whalen. of Carroll
ton. ar visiting their sister, Mr. W. A.
Atlierton this week.
Lamp in two parlor were kept burning
late Hnmliir evening, but the lvs did not
ahow p. (iirU. th.it waa a ery mean trick.
W ui.ttLue with you.
Mr. er.l Mr. John Val and Miae Ada
Autni St ft r-uturdsv fir their home, in
IJarMor.l. onit.. utter - lb re month' viait
an oi g :r.iu. and re. iiim her.
71 (..'! .nintf person pnt Monday even
in: eti !, roMilr ml t lit home of Mi Lon
Croririi. ,.t neitr Tuph-tt: Doe Fainter
and iir .ur. llmta. Bob I'arker and
Miat ri UtHJ, Jo Ingram and Byron
Faiutr-.
Saltmbury Scribbling.
Mia DB Raine la reported belter at thi
writing.
J. P. Cbrknlan baa moved from tbXay!or
property on Fourth etreet into the tfaannon
property on Grand avenue.
J. C Wallace, C. B. Oawley.R. D. Kdwarda
and other wer over Monday attending tb
MarkUnd trial.
Kitty Mott. coL. baa a worn out a warm
arainat Wm. Damm. col., charging hii
with aeluring her datjrhter, Florenr. a IV'
year-old girl, under aromk of marriager
Wrn. will be railed on face the law and a
prowpectir mother in-?iw at the earn time.
Tb 8aiiliury Inn riib- ba a 'hoof
every few day and eome mrk abooting ia
repoe?ed.
Jo fJallemor and littl rater. Mi Mat
tie, ran a p on a v lai t Veind7. Jo will
vUit tb inatitaU at tb caftthi thi week.
Many f our propl atr7deJ probate
court tbi wee..
ThcdeaMkofA. J. Horton. -'' e-pectel.
u aad arxt h deeply tieplorrcU-
He pair to the electric plant bgbU
to be abut oi a portion of thi M.
Will Diaruke went ta Fayetta'on m wheel
Saturday atd aw take- hie mi'eras4iag.
A a wheel it An WJtiam is A 1.
Harrr WoCewUmaid of all vk in tb
i. oflr.
Second at re? wiS) aooo hav arm saw
tailding on td borat diatrict.
Cbaa. Green, of UoWrly, Ja with fbr
few day on a rieit
Tb dry. hot -eathe ha raueeit Hater
to fail and kau.'ng wter haa becoav a pac
ing' htttineM.
J. L. DUmuktwaiid Samily have trturne
from a -vUit to tN lata-' family ol the- la
ter, aeaa Bynum ill:
There wn a niw picaar giveo nndemar- ar
bor. aarl by th JjooWVouae. ty thc-atho
lie' on Wedneeilar. Tar forreel Wfo
band tumuihed mjaieania good iIwwm
had d-plt th horrid weather.
Tb water-work3qpetka I asatn V the
lor. A emmitteHrca th city conrril: ia
invetagat.ng tb ranol vanning a ptaM-of
that rhara cter.
Dttlamatory aad BsciUtioa Ceatest.
A pleasant divtraicn from th arcJoM-
work of tLa tearler atanding the iraatita-
and to tb c'eltgbt of many.of our citbetiai.'vi
wall, a dec la matory and recitation coott.
interepersed with choio selection of 'ocal
and inatrumvrntal mvt, oeearred in tb ?i
cult court-room of th rourt-houee .smt
night.
Tb following i tbragram:
rao uiaw.
laatramental Duet -Jha Grinste..
Ilecitatioa "MeTiaj's Conversicnv'.'l
2l'iMMa?.Haaaita.
DecUmatioa "TSa-B'aet Horse and IU
Rider,"
Mr.O.Ta. AHe.
Reritalion :GoA Sight, 1'ar-'
Mia 031 rora.
Vocal Solo MJaa Settle Moer
!UriUtkawrhritnDn-NUcba m Quart-'
Mia Vila Wh.
CeciUtioa. "The J on veil CeJebratic ay?
Mia iVf: Fkt.
DecUsaation .-No EaatUrw WithM
lbo.-
Mr. lrek-K- Chs'a
InstrumeataJ olo.. Zetta B.
ItecitatWa "J J m ,3b Fiahermias
MiaaClaja Doanai.
Declamation JB Htra ChaHoh
Baee,"
Mr. C. V folneann.
Wit avion .City Myet-i
Mia Carrie
Weat.
II iaa llr-van.
"The Uatv
Vocal Solo.
Declamation.
Mr. R.T. Uaofr3Wl
Beeitatioo "AttiallUK Aurtan..
Mia Uerud Rattedir.
Recitation MT in Se tawJ-
Mia LTJ Kidman.
Declamation Taca tttait not.-wu
W0:i U lairey.
Vocal Solo JXi. Hootay UrltBoA.
WbaTnot thaceaperonali, ba
auffic to say thaTeryocofth conXtatau)
did well rery wiIU and lamrt tb audi
with them tbroiout tV renJttion -tf tnr
reapeetlT le-l;on.
Tb muaie. aa wJl l obCTed te -J Jo-
crara. waa mot furnWed by K-Warille
talent and was. iq to Ita ueuai na ai aw
ard. !
The Judjce altbe coateat were: l?o.w.C.
Holfran.of Talo. MoH and Meadumea J. C.
Miller and J.K. TVallac. of KeytvnilW. who
awarded tb friae S20 in srold G. L. Al
len, of Roaack. Mo.
Hevs. llfj. Mansfield, of Salisburr,
and P. M. Sears, of near Prairie 1UII.
are cundocting a protracted
me-tinff, ut benbnet- scfooi.
hoiu'e. tour miles nortneast oi i.e$
tesville
By the explosion of a gasoline atoT i& St.
Joseph. Aua. 11th Mr. Kaufman waa
fatally burne.1 and her huahand eeriouty in
jarcd while endeaTering to aareher.
Salt.
Agee Dros. hae Jest received a car
load of Michigan barrel eaU.
The Magic Touch
OF
Hood's Sarsaparilla
You smile at the idea. But
if you are a sufferer from
Dyspepsia
And Indigestion, try a bottle, and be
fore you have taken half a dozen doses,
you w ill involuntarily think, and no
doubt exclaim,
"That Just Hits It!M
44 That toothing effect N a maple
touch T Hood's Sarsaparilla gcntlr
tones and strengthens the stomach
and digestive organs. Invigorates the
liver, creates a natural, healthy desire
for food, gives refreshing sleep, and
in short, raises the health tone of the
entire system. Kcmember
Mood's
Hood's Pills cure liver Ills, constipation,
Uious ness, Jaundice, sick headache. Indigestion
Boa:- To Mr. and Mr. John Dinemore,
four mile south of Keyteeville, yesterday
morning, a fin son.
Andrew Mackay. Jr.. wife and aoa, George-,
of St. Louia. eame opto Keytesvill laat
Tuesday to visit relatives and frieuJa.
The Shannondale and KeytetrUIe
ball teams cross bats, at Shannon
dale, this afternoon.
On of Mr. Wn. E. H ill Shetland pcay
more dropped a colt lot Tuesday niglre.
f t waan't much bijtger than a Jack rabbit,
bat II r. II ill Is quit proud of it.
D. A. Jlallet wa np from tb cut-off with
a wsk'w load of watermelon and muak
melon ye terday. We bow our thanks to him
for rettTembering the Coraien with two fin
Aelon.
A gam f ha ball was played at Key
t arrill laal Friday afternoon, th con teat
being between the dagogwe and tb dem
aogne. Fh latttr were Vk-toriu by a
aewrvof IC to 12.
MTss Mabel MetcallVr ofSf. Louie,
(s ex peered the latter part of this
wetrkrto vieit hereclool frWod, . Miss
Luci? 11 ill.
Don;l forest to- attend1 the
Populrfct'plcrle, nh'xcl' take place
at thf Keytcville fair prooDda
next Monday -pek, A ay. 27th.
II a pcodly Dnraberof matrhnot?al
allfanc!Io not jjrow exit of the late
ticberoSltriititure weH the jotrnR
people at not lib they need To be,
that'n aJ'ive know uboot; If.
WameyFord, an er-KeytesrHlian,
Jwho recently ennged ipt th 3?e
stock cocamwsion bosInex4.ar; m
as City, anrae down 1ft tr Werfaes
Say on baeineee.
Tb werrthe- haa been too-hot cd
rfryof late 1 ir fairs. Castletoo-,. a
5K.0C 0 stallion, betooglnp to N'rckel
Jk Bri srgs, dropped dtad; at the JShel
bina: fair, last Toeeday, at the con
erssic n of tbe 5th boat of the 230
rJee.. Better do lik the manager of
tbe0reat Keyteavill Exfcettion
per a H the show till October.
"V. nieni you wairt the
pur e article,, try Kel
lofft r's pure,, band-
ina le sour-mash, whis
key
lt uty SberifJ Detapsey looks as
tboof th he might have rn np
armir .st t ho man that struck Billy
1V .rOD. but he ass-jres us that
essb is noy the case, and that bis
brtii ed cheek bone and blackened
tntk ; was caneed by his beini; turned
ewe in a eart while? bnntinir for the
bmx o white cappers in Missouri
twnr nehip last Tueeday night.
PAY VT.
All jnrties intltbted to the
ei idersigned arc requested to
m ll am settle at once, I am
v reDaiinxr to cet married and
r .eed every cenS due me.
Joe Held,
The Shoemaker.
Mrch Adoi.fh Max ant) two chil
dien, a boy and1 girl,- aged 5 and 1,
rt-eoeetivelr. o Lyons. Iowa, were
misdxl from their home last Mon
day. and search for tLem resulted in
the Jndltig of the mother's body in
the- riter wSth the smallest child
cUdh1 in hr-r arms. The body of
th other child was. not found. Fear
ol starvation and lack of employ
nipnt led to tbedeed. Three little chiP,
dren are Mt.
We noticed an emigrant wagon
passing through our streets going
east the other day. We inquired
lt-ro the movers were from and
where they were going. Thy said
they were Irom Central Nebraska,
where even the leaves on the trees
were parched and dry, and that
the only people remaining there
were those who had money to pur
chase supplies -elsewhere.
The meeting of the Democratic
Prees association to be held at
Pertle Springs has beon postponed
to Sep. 5th and Gth.
Tbc teachers hare bad a fcwelttr
ioff tima fortlitir institute, but
moat of them have done good work
regardless of the heut.
One tires of reading the accounts
ia the papers of the suffering of man
and beast that must ensue in the
drouth-stricken districts of our
land.
fair
The Democrats in the eenate
refuse to support the house
who
bill
providing for free sugar, free coal,
free iron nod free barb wire will find '
that they hare tackled u political
buzz saw.
Congressman' Bkeckenrige, of
Arkansas, has reeigued in order to
accept the appointment recently
given liJrn by President Cleveland
os minister to Russia, In the pri
mary elections beld io Mr. Brecken
ridge's district rencratly, be was
beaten for reaomination. hence his
resignation in order to go to Rus
sia. The action of the lower hoose
last Monday in passing tie senate
bill and following that up with a
bill providing for free sugar, free
coal, free iron an(? free barb wire
shows that the houee means business
snd intends to p3t Democratic
traitors in the senate on record as
Juda lecariots o? their party.
NB of the handsomest editions of
a newspaper we ever saw is the last
ies&e of the Columbia, Ilissouri, Her
ald, wbirh contains twenty -four
page?, and is a souvenir edition of
the repeat meeting of tUe- National
Editorial association, teJd at As
bury Park, N. J., which v.-as presided
over by-Walter Williams,, editor of
the IJimld.
A cviioNE struck North Madisoai
Ohio, last Monday, and devastcd
forests, orchards, buildino-tigrowiD
crops, tty. Tbe wind struck in near
the lakeland swept a path 100 ' fee)
wide clean of everything in its waytJ
Heavy hail-stoaes accompanied the
wind aad- enoasbed thousands-
windows AH crops in the path- oi
the storsi'were utterly destreyedt
W. J. Oliver, of Missouri township,
the Populist candidate for rrpresen-
tative, was-irt AeyteSVlile Tuesday
and remained to attend the Demo
cratic eak.ing at the court
house tbatr sight. It is told
of Mr Oliver, that while discussing
politics drring the day, he ascribed
to Abrahaa Lincoln the sayirgi: "A
house divided against itsell shall
fall." Mr. Lincoln may have- said
it. but the bible contains the same
thing, andf we ari surprised that a
man who doesn't know more about
biblical quotations should ask. the
people of Chariton couny to setd'hira
to the legiatare. We now under
stand why. Mr. Oliver is a Populist.
If be knew more about the bible he
would be a good Democrat instead
of aflatmooey and grain pawn-shop
man.
Dr. Joseoh V. HubbarcL of
Morgan connty, was nominated
by a Republican convention, at
JelTersorv City, as their stand
ard bearer for Comrress-
against Dick Bland. Only
about one-third of the 100 del
egates were present. Two
countiesiwere not represented
and two- others had cut one
delegate- each. This shows the
Republicans are following a
forlorn hore in Bland's dis
trict.
The Salisbury PessSjecta
tor in its issue of last week
mentions the name of Prof. G.
C. Briggs, principal of the
North Missouri institute, locat
ed at Salisbury, in connection
with, .he next school commis
siontrship of Chariton county
An effort to change the current
of the Missouri river, and the
; ,r ' .
scheme to return Mr. Ingalls to
the United States Senate, are
local enterprises at Atchison
which are attracting consider
able attention.
An Iowa syndicate has
leased several thousand acres
of land in Henry county, Mo.,
and is boring for oil. The bor
ing is at Doyle's Port, east of
Nevada, on the TTenry and bar
ton county line.
FINANCIAL
-OF-
Keytes Building & Loan Association,
For the Thirty-Light Months Ending July ISth, 1894.
ORGANIZED
Loans, first 8ries....... .
Loans, second aerie
Delinquent, first eerie......
Delinquent, second series
Cash on hand ......
Less dues pnid in advance, second series
Lfv unearned premium, first series
Les unearned premium, seroud aerie
Lesa amount due borrowers ....
Lees amount due withdrawals
LIABILITIES.
Duhi. fiist series. 107 shares 38 months
Duiu, second series, 141 share 16 months
GAINS.
InU'rest on Icon ....
Fee and fines- .....
Discount on ska re withdrawn
Earned premina, first series
Earned pi-emius, second aeries
Less expense account 38 months
Less interest paid withdrawals
C 12,114 21
We, H. C. Milit-r, president, and II. B. Hunt", secretary, and each of ns, d solemnly
wear that tb the '4est of our knowledge and belie?zto a bore statement ia true cad correct.
H. MILLER, Preiident.
M. B. HUNT, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to lefore me, a rmry public for Chariton coimty, 11 i
souri, qoaitfled for a term ending January 2mlr 1896. This Aug. 14thv 1834.
ED. T. 1IILLEK. Notary Fablic.
Iflgg
ytit jCX':'-PM
Tbet eachers will enjoy a reception
by tho citizens, of Keyteeville, at the
courthouse tonight.
letter List.
List of) letters reinainkna; in the Xsy tesville
. Mr
Mbarlea Green; Mr. A. H Spau!di&g.
IV UCUuSUIliU IUI Ul3 twjav aca iiuw
sajr.-"ad.'rtised.
Jjro. (.mvavs, P. M.
The editor of tie Goouna was
nominated for mayor of Keytesville
on the Democratic ticket yesterday.
WehaA uot more tiian been nomi
nated before some enterprising in
dividual commencetr to sprinkle tbe
dusty streets, and this morning our
nomination was followed b? a nice
rain. Vote for Vacdiver.
yrL Wolfe, atate Bcneintandant t public
lAbtntcrioii, came to wn yeatwnday nnd re
mained ion? enouRn tona:e aai idwiwiidk
aad insructiT talk to th teaaher. "What
shall w teach in onr ?pbllo MfioohH" va bis
them, lie belieyea in prosreea-nnd dreiope-
ment thronjrn tne nnrai oruer ana on une
that aremoet intereatiug- to th learner.
Objset belonging to on or tbe other of three
natural kingdoms aaiftht cotitut a daily
abject leeeon. Tneeeanouia n etuajea more
and text-books less, seemed to be th pro
fessor 'a idea, and we thinly it is a geod one,
too.
Mfivor Webster Davis, of Kansas
City.'in his speeeh at the Republican
state convention, at Excelsior Sps.,
last Wednesdays denounced free trade
and monometallism as the seeds of
English devi'.n-eat. and concluded by
calling on Republicans to stand by
American protection. His honor did
not tell the convention that the Re
publican part? is responsible for the
advancement we have mad toward
monometallism by demonetizing
silver in 1813.
KOTtZZ OF DISS0LTJTI0N.
The partnership heretofore exist
ing between J. T. Swain and Geo. L.
Swain, uader the Arm name of J. T.
Swain &Son,ia this day dissolved by
mutual consent, J. T.Swain retiring.
Geo. L Swain will continue the busi
npsfl. and assume all liabilities and
collect all debts due tbe firm.
June 30tb, 1804. J. T.Swaix.
G. L. Swaix.
As early morning fire, at Independence,
Mo., Wednesday destroyed $10,000 worth of
property belongiag to A. K.' Maxwell, con
sisting of one boue.a larg barn full of baled
hay. several stables, three horses, one cow
and three street cara. A lantern which was
left lighted over night was the cause of the
fire.
Th
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t
vttfeSS i fee
STATEMENT
APRIL, 1891.
. S12.800 00
4,400 00
329 75
188 75
01616 J
18,334 66
-
18 75
2,060 73
61 17
&95 00
2..V34 80
6.220 45
8 12,114 21
7,486 00
2,236 00
1.572 19
823 25
262 40
1.2C3 02?
183 08'
f 3,603 75
9
896 25
335 29
f 1,23154 $ 2,372 21
MODEL . MILL GO.
Vutzfutmn of sal Osilsn la
HislMg Floor ann Ileal,
Salisbury, Mo.
Tie Besf Hin E?er Bnilt In tie CiKintr.
A Share wi the Ffrbhc Fatronttge Seliaited.
Caeh Faid for Grain. . '
TRUSTEE'S SALE.
WhereasiAlired Fjutell and Elizabeths Fin
nell. his wie, Jiji tleir certain deed of tenwt.
dated the 1st eay ot July, A. D.. 18914. nnd
rexrded zwieed ot trast book 6. on - 9
263, in the- recoeder's office of CbaaaCvs.
county. bliseouri ooaveyed to W. J. Parks,
as trustee,. alH thei- right, title and i interest
in. and to th folio w:t? described real estate,
situate, lying, and being in the couny of
Chariton, state of Mssouri, to-wit:
All of t ha south heJI of the sonthenBt quar
ter of 8ection No thirty-one (31). to-woship
No. fifty-three (3)Lnuige No. seventeen. fcl7)
west of tha3ftb prinripal meridian, aiao six
teen (16) laet. off. tha south Bide of the south
east quartrof th southwest quarter of the
same sectioBiy. township and range af?esaid.
Which said oonve&ace was made in trast
to secure tb paymaat of a certain ffomis
sory note in said ded of trust described, aad
whereas said note has become due aad re
mains unpaid, now,. therefore, at tbe request
of the legal-holder adsaid note, and lit pur
suance of Ch terms-bi said deed of trust, I
will, on
Saturday the 1st day of September
A.D., 1894,
between tialioor ol nine o'clock in tbs fore
noon andi fire tfalock in the afteraooa of
that day. at the east front door of the oaarn
house, in ttbe oity 1 KeytesTilie, cotmiiy of
CharitonaforesaUl, sell the same,vorso
much theraof.as may be required, at pablio
vendue, to .the hig3et bidder, for cash, for
the purpose ofu atbsfying said note and pay
iagtherjata-andaKpenses of execcSinff this
trust. W.-J. Paks
Trustee.
Order oPubtication in Tax Suit
State cMissocat)
83-
County of. Charltoa)
In the circuit eomrt of said county April
term, 1304.
The atate ot Missouri, at the re?ntioa and
to the -as ot A.1 Welch, collet r ol the
revenrtvwithin. aad for the count.ot Caari
ton and state oi Missouri, plaintiff, vs A. A. .
Carmoa, A. Mawkay. jr., 11. K. CatmaavK Hn
( annco, heir ot Robert Carmon.J. X Mitch- )
ell. Cannon Mitchell, Anna Mitchell, Wm.
Maynerd.ir-, AUen J . Dewey, Job8. Dewey.
WinniayO. Jooaeand unknown hair of. Eva
J ones.defeadaat.
At this day comes the plain til herein, by
bis attorney, before tbe undersigned, clerk of
said court in vacation, and files his petition.
Btatag, amea; other things, tbat tbe above
named defendants are non resident of the
staW of Missouri and cannot be summoned
by th ordinary process oil thia court.
W brjwupon it is ordered that, said defend
ants be notified by publication. that plain
tiff has commenced a suit against them in
thia court, the object and gecAcal nature of
th petitioa filed in said suiV being the en
fcroemeut of tbe lien of the state ot Missouri
against eertain real property, owned by said
defendants, and fully described in said peti
tion lots No-ons (1), two (UJ. end threo ()
block eight (8) in KeytcsvUle. Mo., for cer
tain taxes, interest and cost levied upon said
al property as in said petition fully set
forth. And that unless tbe said defendants
be and appear at this coxat.at the next term
thereof, to be begun and holden at the court
house in the town of Keytesville, in said
county, on the 15th day of October next,
and. on or before the ei&th day of said term,
answer or plead to the petition in said case,
the same will be taken as confessed, and
judgment wu- be rendered accordingly.
And it is further ordered that a copy
hereof be published according to law in the
iu tbe Cbaritox t'ocaics a weekly newspaper
published in said ceanty.
estate op Missouri.
S3.
County of Chariton
1, 11. U. Richardson clerk of the cirrait
court of Chariton county aforesaid, hereby
certify that the above is a true copy of the
original order of publication, in the ravae
therein named, as the same appears in my
office.
Cvrs Witness my hand as clerk, and
.oCA-Vti seal of said court. Done at office
-CCyiu KeytcRvilio, this 10th day ot
A.vsufct, 1.4. s
11. il. Kiciuct?oir,
Clerk.