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Chariton courier., September 21, 1894, Image 2
About Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current

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Mr. Charl L.
a
Wuilc in Chicno,
V- 1 :
piprcuanr,
Auiik r, i j rn;:ui.i iit t.m
pt D:s Moir.i'?, I-v.v l:r-l
prions t ;nit- t?ii. t.u)!: 8ccu
3t ij cc!.l it I.cf i)!d h.-irdly talk
prnaTipvt !;'.:t t?i" prompt t:?rt of
ra!)-"r!i!:-.V C)Hjr!i remedy currd
!m cf hi c. ! I cnqnicMy t!ri otii.r?
nJ h'i!.r!' !";-'n ;vr;m' ordcml it
tre pnu : c in t': :r j'.n'x' tv Mr.
ohlrr for t'.'iin r thrni now to crr-
id en!.! ?o q :l'T. For by
, C. Uaston.
Daring tlu setting of the cir
uit court T Jackson county,
t ud?ir.d'.ncc, last wcvx,
'udge i?tovrr grr.ntd 4J1 di
orcos. In cvtry cas, but one,
he wife was the plaintiff. One
Voman was rantt-'d a divorce
a.1 J CvVUitU a a
tisband.
i tmrcnteed. Cure.
We nuthrr:.-Ad our ndvritise-d
Vngisr to ft !l Ur. Slit g'i ii'-w ii-
.ver h;r et minptton, oiv"4 anj
r. on tl conlttirn. n you
i-r n!:rt-d with n tough. coM or
py lu-C. throa! or eheft trouble.
id wi'.i ti? th: rrmrdy n" -JirrcteJ.
v!t g if i fair trial, cr 1 t Sp:r;cnce
r Iwnrtit, you may rthwn iha bot-
cnn f.-ilve your my. ;" r::i:n:fJ.
e re::! r.ot rn thi? t fi". r did
not kvnvr tint Ir. King
w d:M:.rry c-u!d b rrh-J on. It
ver ili j oi:;ts. Tih bftths fre
W. C. (5 i-if:n drug store. Large
? oOj. nr. CI.
.tr2CATioN poir.t to tht f tct that
htrnpj r will b ?cirr-, r.nd con-
uently tt:-h? tu hii::: a good
e. IJl c-irefo! faria-T vken vou !
your n'p!e ia th orchard tliat
t buyer do n-t l-nt yru guos-
r as to th" r.ainl-r of bn!ie!s you
aviNO XV. L v::!:o::r:, phyil d"
tor of Y. M. ( A.. I)- Moir-rs,
a, Fay h can co:TcI? ntioady
omnientl Chfliabenain's p-iinhaltn
ntldet, pvmnat?, t'icycliits.
; . .
bciitioc-, nisi for wrcn.- nnd j
fat-s,i.I r li riie!.,,. When np
1 brf.r th p rts b.-cotn- i 'Aid-
it v.
it
a
cir-' in a-1 h :!f th"
bv
C. U.:-:i:i.
h lr.;t y.n in the world for
ntr. Salt
urn. e er:-r
- SW a .
H:ao !
h?r.''..s C'.iU Vii-sCorn and nl '
t.rui'i.c i.f, nr.ii pasiiTtiy
i I'i:?. or no pay ruired. It
Mrr.t-d to give perfect viii
n, or rto'v nrndid. I'rico
rnrs n br. x. For .! bv .
V. C. Gaston.
Ua. H. P. A., of L!rinrton!si3-M
jty. !i-Tf t.egMO fnvrt;gatinn to!
Ttain. ir po".'!:)!", wnat opcnme
1- tnx Wtl in that eunty !ark
?G0 to build a eonrt boue:
ntfr bfl bn mntionI to
t of th old citlz?asit but none of
ieeen to know anything about
h Mail ntd Star ay It is
laato whether th infeati
will aaonut to anything.
Gtssral Domestic.
The bolting Kaoaaa Populists
hare named a new atate ticket.
Don's trade review enows a eteady
J increase and improvement in busi
ness.
Tarl C. Upton, of Marthallton, Io.t
committed euickle because his wife
left Lim.
Frnnlc Morrie, who niarderrd
Bernard Loker at Illch Hill, Pa., lias
been captured.
Beverly Adams was banged nt
Uopkinsville. Ky., for the murder of
Ott Campbell.
Hatch' majority in the Kir t Mi.
eriun district ot the no
nominating pn-
maris was 302.
It is n-portfd that it number rf Fi
ji islan l r have brtn convicted of
devil wnrkf-hip.
Uuhop D. A. Smith says that
Mexini nil! be madt tho center for
the Morman church.
Barrett Scott, trraFcrer cf Holt
county. Neb., vfes eonvictrd upon
chorg-? of embezzle mnt.
J. Ston nnd daughter were rob
bnl and murdered nnd their hiu
was burned, near Atchison, Kus.
L'ank clearings for the past week
show no inert ae of 15 prr cnt. ovf r
the same period of Inst year.
At Port Morris, N. J.( lira. Caro
line White raan, nn ard woman, wa.
fo tortured by n burglar that ehf
will dio.
A n view of the iron trade says the
production is runninz ahvad of the
jdCia&dt though tholattnrl? hrgi
ihn II. Fiherwas k:!! il nt Ilrll
wood '',vo jrt-crd Ciaid
Yrht. 'i':py iSl quarreled about
eore Icild.-r .,ckp
Deputy SheriK orge Wil-on and
William North quarM "V"
at Middleboro, K.v. C'ilS'Ja ! d-ad
and North wounded.
Kobbers removed Vn bth plate?
from tho rails on rt h'gh bridge in
Ida'io. The b'ai wu discovered
in time to fave n pa?pnger train
wbicli wa heavily loaded.
A man ramfd Uarnuo arrived nt
ilianrnpolis from Thief river r.nd
(tattd that the forest fires made th
water in the river fo hot that the
fish then-id wen eealded to dentil.
AttiaUrl ty Jrezght Car TtieTos.
John Stf nsoD, colored, was nrres
last Friday at Sdalia charged with
having n??aulted Conductor Ilobert
Foster, of the Missouri PnciSce, in
tent to kill. Foster discovered Sten
ton nnd three nrro companions in
thn act of breaiing n eeul on a car
loaded with merrhandisi, with intent
to commit burglary. Seeing that
he wp.3 recanizd, ftrt.on attacked
the conductor nnd struck him on the
bafe of t!ie Lrain with n huge bowl
der, cutting u frightful gafh and
rendering him unconscious for sever
al hours. Tho wonld-bt burjrlars
then fled, thinking; th?y had kill d
Foster, by rvison f which their
identity would not to difeovered.
3fy platform can be stated
thus: First, the Union, indis
soluble, forever; second, state
sovereignty, unimpaired; third
a tariff framed on a free trade
.basis; fourth, free silver; fifth
religious freedom and freedom
of speach and press. All these.
an; approved by four-fifths r
those that constitute the Dem-
'ccratic part v. Ihese represent
4"u aviiwiviit '"-
tv, and tor tliat reason l am a
Democrat.
"W. J. Stonr."
"Tli country is approaching
an era of unusual prosperity."
Mr. l)e ew remarks, 4;and h-n
I1 K11"1 have been ieac!id in
its fullness the one class ol i:;en
that the countrv v. ill xnost'd
i t .1
landty howlers who have
sf.nght to hinder the people in
their effort to recover from li
nancial and industrial paraly-
Now and then we find a Re-
publican who has spunk and
good sense enough to speak
out in meeting and say just
what he thinks. We commend
Mr. Depew for his good sense,
and ask the calamity howlers
to read and consider what he
says.
Bricklayer and Plasterer,
Understand thoroughly the qm of the celebrated Acme plaster. Cistern work a
s pecialty. Price reasonable and satisfaction franraotced. LeoTe orders with J. M. I'EEllX
Brunswick, or KETTESVILLE. LUMBER CO., KeytesTille, or call on or addres the un
dersigned. Brunswick, Ho.
E. E. BRJJGE.
rirlifferencp, A. F. Tooley. KeytesYille. Mo.
A Stary o! Crict.
Or.c upon n time in Albany Gen.
Grant was pricing through with n
party of friend. Tl; high ecliool of
th city na-rml'ed its forctP to v.rl
come bin:. S-vrrf I d the br?gl:tr$t
Fcliolarjj gave'quotation? in different
RPnernl-'s rtcriit trip tuound t ll" j
1 ,t, ...
worlu-nnd the joi:Eptrra were
spn ling J'.ll tlnirPOr.r' Xr.iaute. i-V !
... " i i
8 iy;ng th long sentences ;a th? 1 in-.
gU'lgfA rot tbc ir ;wn. Whril thr'
.... , , . '
Cventfa! nFr.r.-OOn diLcl nni the )
i.'Ti, voi.v.-i 1 a I to' 1 the encr ll
, , , r-
hO'.v Wlcor.l-h? w.:r, th rjr.otatlo:,8
!K"fin Th latin rm.n Iir rl
1 l'!l,n f,nC- ''!
b'-en given arid the (Ire.'!c,nnd thi'n t!:e
bay vto had Knrno.l t!i S) iis!i lir.e
ln1 t' K70 lut w'; n, to the surprse
o'.nlt .tm! l.ir.cd fi:r'.vard
nnd tapped tie principal of the
e:hool upan th thould-.T.
"Tell them to t-ptnk in English
paid Kglisli i- t)tst for Ameri
can boys and girls. Teach thiu
hTi-'s nothing like thrir own lati
gnago." Th 'ti to t !.. .boys, "Speak
Engli.'b, b-ys. It has the Star
Spangle limner nnd YanKeo Daoble
in its vocabul try.'
Ten Davis county circuit court,
which closed i a Gallatin la-t week
after a two weeks' s'r-s-ion, had iaor.
criminal cas- on th docket t'lii
term than it ha ha 1 for year?.
There wero thirty niu criaiinal cas
es, out of which thrre wi re thirty
ight convitftioas an 1 or.o acquittal.
Seventeen were s nt to tho pen and a
boy to the r.form cchf-al. Fred
Schmidt nn 1 Cha:l-:a Fodgli, the
pnrtire who tri'd to r.reck a Itock
Irlantl par ji-nger train n ur Gallatin
tonif tim nro, ve:.- g nt up f jr two
year?. Ilirney Cop-f was pivcu
t .vo years for farg tj. ; Franfc Wr'rjt
three yi-trh; LVJ li. S:iarpv twoyar"jt
J. P. Conkii.i and 1-r.tnk Fulion
wcrecutup for tvo years each for
forgery; Dudley Chnpman, the boy,
was ent to tho reform tchool for
burglary. A.J. Pctt't, x-rnarhal
of Stanberry, vns also trietl at this
term o! cuun, charged with murder
in tho Crt degree. Its vn tritd one
yr.ir ugD tm l convicted, uud on new
trial this terra whs ncpiitted, it
having b' ii proved that hn com-
milt-d the killing in s-!f-Jefeus
ItunrsiATi!M Ccued is a Day.
'Myptie Cure" for rhournntisrn nn.l
neuralgia. ratliealJy ct:n f in 1 to ll
day. Its action upon th' eyntem i
romnrkauP nnii mvftenou.-. It re
move! nt once th' rau nn 1 the
immrdiatidy disappenrs. Th"
Cret lo;s j-natly bonfltH. Toct?1.
Sold by f- A- Fgan, drurgi-t. Ky
tei'.!e. "A ca7:av.n of Inur wagous ar.d n
l.tvgr with f.iurt'-n hfr-r p.n-l
pu::i. m t!i;it loo!:r-d :is though thjy
had not f;sffd raiu or h.ay f.r
soin tin;, pi?eil f 1 on Main
Pint i ,m nirr.is'oij
... . t -. .
Th'-r'! wer
pe-orh in th u:go:i-:. The buggy
was covered with a cnvns v.hich
hnd folhr.virg in I.irg.? letter:
"In (iod we trusted. In Kanan w.
pu?trj. D n't io to ICr.nn." ' Th
motto nm very tugt-ritivp.
George W. Null, of OJps?a had his
Poland Chir.fi naw, which weigh 800
pound now and baa tipped the
scales at 1,000, and ber six pigs on
exhibition, as well as two pens of
yearling shoata. Concordia Con-
COTd'lSD.
9
DR. T. J. MOORE
EXSIDEUT DENTIST.
Salisbury, - Missouri.
The on LT rnint- tooth extractor iC?;:ir-
Vitalised Air, Coemne. (iaa and Eiertru-itjr
for extractiiijr ti-eth without ain. Triil Ly
hcrii!rei!i nnd rnnunnivd a sutcm. Hav
ing hud 2o jenri exrcrii-nce, e tnnds at the
Iiea-1 ol the pro!ifiion.
Cr.l t Fi'IIr:?-. Cold Crowns and I5rid?e
work done i-i th In tret stjlis. Full eet of
ti ta ouiy I'll.t Pollarr
Lcatd Pirlori, Ho. C15 S. Broadway.
Order of Publication in Tax Suit.
Stati: or Mi-ot i:!,)
County i.f Chnrltanj
In thf rirruit eourt of Paid county, April
trrm,
Tin; state of Mia.-ouri. nt the rt l ition and
to the u of A. Welch. roIliTtor of tlie
rerer.ne within nnd for the ronnty of Cliari-
ton u.J stateof AIwsourl.idaintL1.Ts. A.A
Ciirt., A. Markny. jr.. M. II. Cnrmon, F. II.
t artijoii, heirs of J'.ohert Cnruion.J. X. ilitth-
n, ,-..r;aon Mitrhtii. Ann.. Mitchell. Wm.
i'liy: ir.l jr.. Alh n J. Dewey, John S. lVniy.
W inti" (i. Jotic s and unknown luirsot Eva
j0. .i.f.ndjnt.
hi day rornts the plaintiff herein, by
Ida r.ttoriier. hli.ro tLe att-.lerHiiied, clerk of
iourt in vucatiun. nr. ! CI bis ititiun.
Flat-' rao-g othtr thinr!. that ttiC nlove
i ua:a,. i ,;,.f, r.Jui.ta are i.on ni.ien:s of il
, ct ii -of Mi vouri r.nd cannot Lk; ennmor.ed
! "-v lh" ''inarT proeeis of this court
W:er. aj.on it is ordered thnt fai l def.nd-
' r.r.ts l-enotitird by publication, that plain-
I ill Ij.is coniiarnetu ii euit namot tLom in
thLi court, tho ol j. et and peneral nature of
the petition Cled iu s-i l suit leing the en-forc-nieiit
pt tuo ln ol the state of ilLsouri
talnt c rtnin real property owxel ly iai I
di f.-ndnntii. and lully diseritied in said peti
tion lots No. one (1 ), two (') und three (a)
bhikttsht () in Keytesvi'.le, Mo., for cer
tain taxes, intf re?t anl eot levied upon said
renl property as in said petition lully eet
fortli. And that nr.lcfis the Paid 1 fi-udants
b and nppar at thi court, nt tho next tern
thcrecf. to m tx jua and hol.len nt the court
house in the town of Kiytisville, in t-nid
county, on the loth day of OctoUr next,
nnd, on or hi fore the vixth day of said term,
miriwer or pltftd to the petition-in unid case,
the sum nil I be taken ns conf'tutcd, unit
jud"-. '! wil t1 n-nderel areordinply.
An i it is farther ordered that n copv
hereof !' pubtidhid according to law in the
in the CiiAuiTox Couuieu a wkly nitwspaptr
pubiiiihid in said county.
State of ilif.xoraj.i
ounty of I hanton)
I. 11. It. Ilithnrdrion clerk of the circuit
court of Chariton county aforaiJ, hereby
crrtify that the nf.OTe is n true copy of the
original order of publication, in the caue
therein named, ns the same up pears iu my
o!re.
TN Wittiws my hand ns clerk, nnd
,JCC1!P1 'l nid court. Done nt olllee
rVin Key tevil!e, this lUth dnf of
August, laut.
II. D. lllCIIARDSOX,
Clerk.
On tho nighc of ;u0 14lh inst
lionjtuiaa l---!f,p wdl Lnowa
farmer ,Tl north ol St. Joscoh.
r..3 fatally etabbel us he wua re
turning heme from a visit to the
fair.
T. J. MOORMAN.
ATTO R N ' Y-AT- LAW,
AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
XKYTESYILLL',
ilO.
rtrOflre ith Crawley Jt Son
THOS. HABITED,
TQNSORIAL ARTIST,
KEVTESVILLE, 310.
?-ySli:iTjn. shasipooinjr and hair cutting.
Everythins c. nt nnd clean. Step right in,
you are next.
I., if
A ppl 4' TE.
J. C. W4LLAC5.
fi P'.dcnt. Vire-rireident
rEARMER BAjSTK.'
OK
1 n
liia Ctitj.-Kejle, II;.
II. C. Mju-eb,
Aj't C.-ti-hiep
A. F. Toolet, '
('ihhicr,
Joneph IInt.tn:iti. Henry rtjes
Hans'man & Hick.
1SALEI:S 1
Pais : M'mi : and : Lipi
KLVTEVILLL', 210.
rtTThe Celebrated AnheJr-Lusth La;r.
Eeer always on draught. We solicit sher.
of the public patronage
L N. DEMPSEY
A TTOJIN9 Y A T LA W
KKYTESTILLr, X0.
wni practice la Chariton and adjoining
eonnties. Offlcw with J. C. Wallace, front
room oret Farmers' Bak.
"Well begun is half done."
a
SAPOLXO.
Sapolio is a solid cake of Scouring Soap used for all cleaning
purposes.
SPECIAL
TO ALL SUBSCRIBERS TO THE-
Having completed
AVe are pleased to announce that I r.o:.r vatr all subscrib
ers, upon payment of back subscriptions, renewals or new sub
scribers to the Chariton Courier will secure the Sunday Post
DisjmtcJi and- Courier one year
FOR TWO DOLLARS.
This is the grandest combination ever offered. The Sunday
Post-DisimtcJt is a Missouri paper, published in Mi? snn ri for th a
people of the great state of" Missouri. It consists of from 30 to
40 pages each issue, and will,
.11 -
urn iMiuay, when you will get your home and county news in
tho CILVRITOX COURIER. Below is the combination:
The Chariton Courier, - $1.50 a year.
Sunday Post-Dispatch, - $2.00 a year.
Total, r - $3.50
uu
CONDITIONS
I Llm Stated
UUII
BUBS B IB
Sy-Each subscriber of the Courier will receiv e a ganipie copy
of the Sundew Post-Disnateli.
G-BOSG-B 3ST.
A
stracters
AND LOAN AG-ENTS,
SSYTBSVILIiE, MISSOUBI.
IlnTinj; purchnped the Knppen!erKer Attracts we hnve tlie only complete Abstracts
of Title to all the land nnd Town Lots iu the county. Will furnish reliable Abstracts, Loan
Money on unincumbered renl estate nt a low rate of interest, buy Rnd pell real estate, ex
amino lnnd titles, preparo conveyances, and pny taxes for non-resident and others. Offlcs
in Court House.
in
T. P. WOOD, Proprietor.
Ilortve. ns-irieo. Cuniapr nud Saddle Uorses on ehort notiee. Horses boarded by tie
day or week, i ice ri?r. a specialty. Give me a trial. Itea?ona!;lo prh-ca.
A ... ..
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Yea can save tho dealer's cuoi
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