Chariton courier., December 14, 1894, Image 8

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

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Crescent Ridge Clipping.
Our feeders boy com at 45 cent.
, Sport mem killing plenty of pmc. '
Weather cool aad blotter? at present.
COME - COME - COME
AND SEE THE GREATEST OF ALL
Bv. Parkin prwcW. la BothviBe. last
It .rWV ' 1kJ :
Bund j.
J. N. Mnlovkon th sick list at prevent
Writing.
Coa Stanley mad a basin trip to XI r
CliBlat Friday.
Miss Maud Ingram is th guest of lira,
lizzie McCaaipbell this week.
Our young loll enjoyed a social at Wn.
Peitricb's but Tuesday night.
Soma of oar young folia attended pc'.licy,
Bt Rothville, Wednesday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sboop vUited their
daughter, la Brook field, last Sunday.
Mr. N. A. Wolfe and Miss Matti Teal vert
th guests of Mia Oliv Wolf last Baturday.
-Alvoa 8hoop ia carrying a bruised noa
an J a aor upper lip. tha remit of a fall from
lii horse.
I. Z. BJJdell aod daughter, Clara, of
Marcelln. attended service, at BothviD,
Euaday.
Maui Sadie Brecon nt has returned from
Carroll Co., wber the baa been visiting
friends aod relative.
Mrs. Nona BenoUa visited relatirea, la
Xothnn,Sturday and 8anday returning to
Jut home, la Marceiloe, Bandar evening.
Borne of oar vouna people it tended neat
lar, a New Liberty. 8uaday, bat owing
to
aom mkaundecstandlng Rt.
Glenn did sot
Tber U another BepnUkan located la
SothTdaand wQlmakhl bom with bis
lather aad mother. Mr. aad lira. Job
Ganeroa, for sTeral year yet.
Feeders are shipping their stoek to Chk
go, LastSatarday night oor stock yards
werafuIL Was. Falbrigbt shipped six loads
of cattle. 8. Wtlliama two loads, 8. Bldie?)
three loads and BUJell A Simpson tare
loads of cattle. Eight load cam op from
Mend on aad all started together.
llamden tlavmentng.
D. B. BafSngtoa shipped a car load of cat
tl tb first of this week.
Bom: To Frank IVrer and wile
oa
TTednawlay aight of last weak, a girL
J. A. Stan tart, of near Moberly, waa la this
Tkiaity on boaineea last Saturday.
alter Llghtfoot left last Satarday oa a
wlsit to friends aarelatlrea. near 81a ter.
C. U.'Mowery la getting oat a aic lot of
coal from his coal mlo which he recently
opened.
Tb yosngsters report a splendid tint at a
aocial gathering at tb residenc of ffn. Oal
loa last Fridsy night.
fier. Cb.i. McTBrry, of Salisbnrr. filled his
appointment, at Mcinrry ecbool boos, last
8nndey. morning and night.
' altburv Scrlbbllngs.
Vote coal has been diacoTcred at tb new I
Zala. '
pr. Welch and Dd. Ldwurds lUit d t
Locia thU week.
MieaBoaa Street is holding cases loth P.
8. oBos this week.
8tock of all kinds sold low at th Taa De
Tea ter sal on Tseadsy.
Tha wife of Boastoa Fanaler, under treat
Zot at KlrksrUW, died last week.
Ne hold's court: dtet ts Cbaa. Brill,
charged wita disturbing the peace-, tried by
wry aad verdict of guilty nd flaa fixed at tl
aad coat. Dcfeadaat took aa appeal.
Alter bearing tb rideoc for th state la
tb eaa of th state ts John VT. Bichardsoat
Ca.pt. WaOac declined to proaecat farther
aad It waa dismissed la Bradley's court-
Tb meeting at tb opera boose, road acted
ty Ddar C. it. Crowder, continue, with 47
additions to dat. Th audience ar Urge
aad tb attend en ce all that could be desired.
Mra. Browder is her attending the meeting
aad visiting friends.
At th regular meeting of th A. 0. U. W.
lodg Tuesday night tb folio in g officers
were elected for the eoauicg year M. W.. J.
2. llyde; F-, Tbeo. Doerrie; John Le
gaader; recorder, J. E. Dismukrs; financier
JL V. Johnson; rrc., Ilenry Jacob; guide.
JLobC Cusaalaghsm; 1. Wn B. McName; O.
Joha Bchneiiier; trustee. J. W. Morris.
AvoTtXK SrtcroB Word reached her on
Wednesday morning that Henderson 8nyder,
a tarsser Being four mile aoath of towa.
ad committed suicide by hsnging. Dt.
Wekh waa called, but when be arrived Mr.
8aydr had beca dead for toot time aad the
aad scan closed. So far as w could learn
1m left ao note or word of explanation, but
Ida family bad noticed that b waa some
what despondent for two or thrso days bc
Sorahiseoath. II took his lif by fastening
A rope to a rafter of bis feed and stock barn,
adjusted a no with a ring in It to his
Mck. aad then slid do a som bay to his
4aat h. U eedersoa Snyder waa a model maa
jaall tha relation of lile. prosperous aad
apparently happy, and his death by hi awa
feand is a great surprlea to all his frieada.
Ba lavs a wL and family la good circam
ataacea, who ar prostrated with grief at th
ausband an J lather's untimely eod.
Snapp Saofa.
Jss. Herby is doa aitb typhoid lever.
r a .it.r Veal b verr sick at thu writ
anaaaaa -
log-
TV farmers ar greatly la need of raiato
xaak stock water.
Tb debatins: society, it Scritaer, is well
ytoeMrnted from the parts,
KejtesTilW' city msrshal wss in our neigh,
borhood th first of tb wek.
ja L McCart is canvaastas; th county la
tlw iatereil of th Lee' Sanmlt Nursery
Co.
Tha tobacco growers ar taking ad rants gs
Jr. Sfeptott Ifclnf frw
Like a New Man
As tho Result of Taking
nooa a oarsapariua
Tor tore winters past I bar suffered wtt&
tha trip, aad It left m all eat of fix. I bad
pala la bt left slda aad was troubled witb n
stomach for about six months. I bad a tire
feeUag ad I ronld Dot work, for the muscles of
say leg wnnM she pvt. end I would bar to sit
sow aiui r. ..i- rtkl dm any rood- I read
so nof i :.:-. Hirwapanll thai I de
cuaa i : -. I aoUosd after tore
doses th-t I cnus-t be Oar. I bar bow
saaaa i-rr ; .. . ai4 1
rc: I.::co a New Man.
X ct pst4ockxk, aad eaa plow aad work
about tha lira sll war without rettlr
tired. I eaa trulbf uHy sarUiat Huod's
Hood'sCures
parllla broexbt m out, aad I feel Bk asprlag
chicken. X bar advUed sereral of vrf friends
to try Hood's hrm pari 11a, aod several ba
aoo so sad my Uut It has flatve Ihein cood."
a ara .
dtuhh aicixTLKK, v csioa, mimouti.
Hood's PUIS car Brer ICs, cossUpaUoa,
binoosoesi, jaundlc, sick besdacbe. UxMestioa.
of tb weather which was never more farora-
bt for stripping.
Quit a number of oar young folks attend.
d the tabrnarl meeting, at Salisbury,!
last eatarday night.
Tb young folks ar expecting a good time
ICbrutmaa. Tber will b an eotertalnment
la connection with a Christmaa tree, at Beth-
soy, tb night of th 34th.
Itruntctcli Brevities.
H. S. Barker spent Sunday
ith friends, la
Carroll too.
Mias Maggi Dyer visited friends, in James
town, this week.
Tom Harper, operator at KeytesviU. via
ited boms folks Saodsy
Ms sr. Marshall, Fram and Keyt vUited
in Carrol ton. Sunday svening.
Fred Osye, of Salisbury, wss th guest of
Ernest 1 lodge the first of the week.
Mis Keula Ilampton.of ae-ir Triplet t, waa
shopping, la Brunswick, Monday.
Romeo Bartx, of Key test ill, visited bis
grandmother her 8anday.
Mra. Maria Kennedy and daughter. Alii.
of Salisbury, visited friends her this week.
Mrs. C. C. Michaels left Tuesday for Kan
sas City where she will visit a few dsjs.
Bert Randolph and Tom Beatley visited
friends, in DeWitt and Norborne. Sunday.
Mies Sena lianstaaaa, of Keytesville, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Ilenry 8trub.
Ilenry 8rs returned bom Saturday
after a pleasant visit with friends, in Kanass
City.
Frank Bragg left this week for Raton,
New Mexico, vher h has accepted a posi
tion as fireman.
Miss Loa ('rockett, of near Triplet t. waa la
I our city a few hours Mondsy, whil oa her
way bom from a visit of several weeks, in
Kansas City.
Tb Last End Reading club wa eater
talaed Tuesday evening by Mrs. 11. F. Lia
coin. A very pleasant and profitable even
log wss enjoyed by all.
Mrs. Saell aad littl daughter, Marie, who
have been visiting la Paris. Mo., for the past
two weeks, returned to their home. In this
dty, th Utter part of this week.
Mitsea Leaai Beans aad Claud Pugh vis
ited fneads. la Norborne, Saaday. They
war a ceo ao pa a led bom by Miss Berenice
Eankin. who will visit her several days.
Jluscle Fork Untng$.
Tbs farmers art bury shucking out their
fodder corn.
Tb spelling t.M at tb P rather acbool
hous. was wtll atUaded last Monday night.
Gus Chapman has moved into his new
bout, lust south of F Pe.
r' vera! of our young folks attended tbs
spelling school, at th Hobblns school house,
last Fridsy night.
Some of tb young men, from this neigh
borhood, attended tb "tabernacW meet
iogjit Salisbury, last Saturday and 8nnday.
Echo Etching.
CneloDaa llrewer, of Dynamvill.
wss
visiting la this section List week.
Prof. John Csrter gav a spelling match to
his school, at Echo, last Tuesday night.
Rrv. Jamea His will occupy th pulpit, at
Echo, next Sunday. All are cordially in
vited. W. F. Kyea went to Salisbury Tuesday for
th parpos of' disposing of his mule. W
did not learn th result.
Jam. Bastil. with bis sister. Miss Ida. of
Bosworth. wer tb guest of Mr. and Mr.
C IX Brewer th first of thi week.
Mr. and Mra. Joha Scott. Mr. and Mrs.
Jane Worsham, of Echo, and Mrs. James
Ellis, of Westville, wer OTernear Thomas
Hill last week colling on Mrs. Gsrth Epperly,
who is very low with consumption.
We ar pleated to not th rrogre made
in th reps ring of th Van Busklrk flouring
mill, ahkh will soon L leady to make Into
iqi ii M hjeo li 8 m :
A Range that consumes less fuel, does better
any other cooking apparatus in the
The Store of W. D. Vaughan, Dec.
And carefully examine
uccwuucr ist anu za. jiacn ana every lady who calls will get a lovely souvenir
To demonstrate their wonderful baking, cooking and water-heating quali- "
ties one will be in constant use baking biscuits and delicate cake
which will be served with delicious Majestic coffee
to all who are interested in such matters.
Tnere mm be
Save in temper, iave la food,
h08band may come: toe Dro-Dectire
have the irreat and onlr "MAJESTIC-
WiTJWW a. I'llVIU UUIVtalY I aAT UUUIUCI
( a aa a-a trvl .a sai rvulAtr la 4Ka W ea - Koat
minted with a preeent.
first-class flour all tha irood
wheat tb
farmers msy bring. Tb steam attachment '
" s
to this mill has long been needed, and will ! !
a great benefit to tbs community as well as
its owner.
Dr. Price's Cream aldns towder
Most Perfect JWad.
Tripletl Timet.
J. D. Sharp, of Excefctior 8pnngs, paid
Miss Nanni Cawthron a visit last week.
Jess Leonard and wife, of Illiapobs, III.,
hav moved into Dr. Smith's new hous.
C. W. Settl. of Monro City, is visiting his
brother, J. M. Settle, and bis sister Mra. 0.
0. Feadell. this week.
Nathaniel Clair returned bom Boturdsy
morning from a thre weeks visit to rela
tive and friends, near Quincy, I1L
Mrs. A. 0. Irvla and children left 8aiurdsy
for Bocklln wber they will visit a few days
befor returning to Carroll ton.
J. J. Wackley, W. F. Taeker, B. F. and M.
F. Fleetwood were called toKansaa City
last week to testify lath De. Fraker law
suit. Mr. and Mrs. Vs. Jonas, at Hannibal,
bare been vietUng th family ! Rv. J. M.
Settle for a week. Mrs. Jones aod Mrs, 8et
ti art tistera.
Tb ladie of tha Christian, church ar
making preparations for onset their grand
sapper to b givea la 8ahders' ball Xmaa
night. Every body is invited.
Th hustisg party coaaisUng of A. C,
Sam and Dick Fleetwood retained Satarday
morning. They left her in a wagon on Nov.
fithaod drov to Northeastern Arkansas,
wber they spent a pleasant time hunting
aid fishing, rbey concluded to return by
rail, so they sold tb wagon and two horses.
Tb third hors they traded for a "dog
Up to this writing tbs dog has not been
shot
Tor Cougt Cold. Atihma, Bron
chitis, Or any d urate of th throat and longs, try
Beggs' Cherry Cough Syrup. It relieve wber
all other fail. Sold and warranted by
Bneed'e Drue A Grocery Co.
Soma person, who had perhaps becom
tired of standinz op. stole two split-bottom
chairs, which had been in tb family for a
number cf years, from th front porch of
John C Miller's residence, in Keytesville, last
Saturday night. On Tuesday night of this
week Mr. Miller's clothe lin wsa-raiJed,"
and two suits of underclothing, on belong
ing to Mr. Miller and th other to his son.
Blair, wer stolen. Mr. Miller is thinking se
riously of investing in a bull-dog.
Dr. Egan, proprietor of ths City drug
store, ha been Indisposed for several days,
having been confined to bis room.
Jess Brooks, living 0 mile north of town,
who lost bis barn and contents some tiros
sine by fire, has Just completed a nice new
barn.
M. F. Courtney, of threw miles northeast of
town, left yesterday morning on a business
J trip to Centralia and Mexico. Mo.
to every good lady in
these Ranges, a full line of which will be on
a lajesiic io lm lonseiolfl. BirOne ai
Save in Fuel Each Year the Cost of the Range.
tare Io repair eave io labor. aDd save
husband with hi flweetheart. m , v romp
ranire on earth apt uo. SoTci inrfnrnVnV. e' '. 'l
eat a tBArAas vrw as a 1 1 - -1... a
W J a; UWwOv V Cr. aj U Urw UI1U. HUU 1 llfj
lajesiic
! ATTEHXIOJI FARMERS AND LABORERS.
Uavins been appointed by the Chariton
County Farmers' nnd Laborers' union as
j organizer and re-organizer at their meeting
held in Keytesvillo Aug. th 7th,1834. 1 her
by notify all ex -mew bora of that order in
Chariton cooaty of that fact. The order is
being revived all over the state and nation
and tb farmers and laborers ar mors thor
oughly convinced than ever before of tb im
portance of a united and concentrated effort
on their part. Our next county union will
b held, in Kjytesville, at the court bouse,
onths first Taesday in Jan., 185. Ilenc
tbs necessity, of immediate action in the re
organization at all sub-unions in the county
in order that all be ready to elect dele
gate to tb January meeting which will be
an interesting session. Brethren, get togeth
er, talk th matter over and notify me when
and. where temeet you for r-organ!xiug.
Fraternally yours.
J. F. Johmojc,
C'asnty Organizer, Ecclea, Mo.
Notice of Administration by Sur
viving Partners.
Creditors aod all others interested in th
latflrmof Owen A Courtney, recently dis
solved by th death of Caswell Courtney, ar
hereby, notified that letters of admlnstration
upon said partasrsbip estate, bearing dat
Nov. 3rd, 189. bare been granted by th
Probate court, of Chariton county, Mo., to
tbs undersigned as surviving partners of
said firm. AH persona having demands
aaaiast said Asm ar required to preaent tb
name for allowance within on year from tb
publication of this notic or thesams will be
barred.
A. V. Owe.
M. P. '''irBTXCY,
Borviving partners of th firm of Owen A
Cortey.
Ksyteavnie, Mo.. Nov. 2Gth, 1804.
J. C. Crawley attended th tabernacl
ting, at 8a1isbary, last Sunday and 8ua-
dy night. Hs reports larg congregation
and continued interest in ths meeting. 11-.
C. K. Shilling waa tber also Sunday night,
lie, too, gives a very favorabl account of
th meeting and says tber had been over
1 1 00 conversions up to that time. The meet
ing will ! likely to continue Indefinitely,. at
least as long as ths interest now manifested
keeps up. .
W. C. Gaston, on of Keytesville'e wid
awaks druggists, is making some desirable
improvements la th interior of bis place ef
business. lis has had his store-room, nicely
painted and papered, a new show window
put in la front, and shelving constructed In
ths rear for the attractive arrangement of
bis larg lin of wall paper, which he ia now
prepared to handle to the queens-taste.
Andy Binford, who is successtally holding
down a position with ths Hamilton-Brown
Shoe Co., of St. Louis, cams ny last Thurs
day for a week or ten dsys' visit to his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Tbos. H. Binford, and
other Keytesville relative aad friends.
Ucggm Little Ulant Plil.
Ths most complete and effectual pill on tbs
market. Guaranteed to cur Constipation
and Headache. Call on your popular drug
gist, II. L. Snevd. He always keeps them.
Henderson Snyder, a well-to-do farmer tir
ing four miles sooth of Salisbury, committed
auiride by banging himself last Wednesdsy
morning. For particulars se our Salisbury
correspondence.
work, heats more water, and will last longer than
world. A special invitation is eiven
this city and vicinity to
In health. Pre rinv nr k;. utut. a.-i i ' . . ...
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Uanufad uring Gonpainiy,
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-EEOPRJETOR OF
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KEYTESVIbLE, MlSSOHRI.'
Men are always judged by their euccee. I will show you the one cer
tain road to success. Yoa must first strangle that monster, CHEDIT, and
conduct your business, both irr boying and ielliog, on a CASH basis.
I have always done so, which yon will readily see by the big bargains Um
ofreHnj: for CASH.
SEE r.lY
DRY G00OS.
Calico, fast colors, 3 .and 5c pr yard.
Ginghams, 5 and 7c per yard.
Domestic, G and 8c per yard.
German Calico, 7 and 8c per yard.
BOOTS AND SHOES..
4 cases men's boots, side lined, worth
; f 3.50, led need to $2.
3 cases men's heavy boots, old price
f 2, now only. $1.15. v '
Men's Shoes, f L.75 and $2.25, front
lace, calf and congress, $1.25
nnd $1 50.
Ladies' Shoes, $1.C0, Doagola and
Cloth Top Button, $1.35.
Ladies' heavy shoes, $1.25.
100 pairs Misses' and Children's
shoes, 73c. '
Misses' Spring Heel Shoes, $1.
BLANKETS.
$1 50 Blankets, 73. cents.
$1.00 Comforts, 75-cents.
K1Y REDUCTION SALES.
My reduction sales undermine all competition. I want all m v old cus
tomers to com end get tho benefit of my low prices, and as many new
ones as wunt lodo justice to 1 heir families by buyicc their goods of the
only excUslro cash bousa ia Chariton county, i
L.E.COOKProp,
Keytesville, Mo.
cm
visit
21 and 22
- n - -- : . r-i ,n, a ii t
S. ? fl" ir
exhibition. Remember '
Me ai'h
c.ome PPaf? .to order and
thin exhibit, which is done with
r
The first fifty ladies will becompli-
C001K
PRICES;
ALL WOOL DRESS GOODS:
50c Henriettas reduced to 35 ct.i
75c Nary Bhie and Black Serges re
daced to 45 cts.
All Wool Drees Goods all color, 25c
peryardt.
FURNJSHINQ GOODSL.
$1 Laundried Shirts, open and doe
ed fronts, 75c,
v MISCELLANEOUS;
10c Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, fan
cy colors, 3 l-3c.
Men's Overcoats, $5 to $9,.
Men's $2 Hats. Fedoras and 8tiffs,
rednced to $1.25.
Men' and Boys' Caps, 25.to 40c.
groceries:.
Sugar has reached the bottom.
5 lbs best Coffee for $1
Everything in the Grocery line I will
knock the bottom clear out of
for CASH.
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