Chariton courier., July 05, 1895, Image 5

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THE ClBIFOil COURIER.
KEYTESVTLLBy - MISSOURI.
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O. L. Dine made a business trip to
Brunswick Tuesday afternoon.
S. P. Newland and wile, o! CbilH
cothe, were gneste of J. TT. Lewis and
wife, Taeeday.
Nice laee straw hats from 25
to 50 cts, just half price, at Mrs. C.
P. Yandlver'e.
When yon wants good blcjcle,
call and see W. F. Gal nee at post
bfSee, Triplett, llo.
CaL Ford, an old KeytsVtllle boj,
but now of Chicago, ! here on a vls
It to relatives and friends.
Geo. Booth, of the Scribner school
house neighborhood, is now an in
mate of the connty poor farm.
Bead Miller & Lewie new "ad."
this week.. They are new . offering
ome special inducements to their
many customers.
The remainder of my stock of
spring end summer hats most go re
gardless of cost. Come early and
get choice. Mm. C P. Vasditeb.
Don't bay a mower or barretter
until yon hare seen the celebrated
Deeriog with ball bearings. Sold by
Geo. Herman, Salisbrry, Uo.
MONEY SSmhi
money In any amount at low rates
and on long time. Patronize home
agents. kl. C. M INTER,
Keytesville, Mo. .'
Some. Folks Say
Times are dull, but real
lyl hadn't noticed it at
my Grocery store. One of
the' things that keep the
wheels of trade running
for me ia Blanke's roasted
coffee, which is jast as
good to-day as the day it
was 'pat on the market.
Perhaps yon have noticed
that when new things are
first advertised they are
first-rate, bnt as soon as
they reach large sales the
quality is often lowered.
Not so with this Blanke'8
coffee. It continues to be
the best in the world, and
j I'm the only grocer who
sells it in Keytesville.
Three pounds for $L
ttat is Mi
80 Cents,
And I am looking for
still more business, but IT
V things get too lively Til
have to move 'to a larger
store.
No difference what you
want to eat, my store is
the best place to get it.
No matter what any
body says, tne fact re
mains that nobody sells
good, pure groceries
cheaper than I do.
One hundred cents al
ways buys a dollar's
worth at my store,
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-EITESYILLE. MO.
I dTW 70a to com to metorGUM
. mm, QMamn, Croeltry ad la-
1. lllfi,
llorlbsrt & Caboon'e shows at
Ksyt3rille, July 8th.
The railroad machine sbope, in
Brook field, glee employment to 101
men.
Mr. Jas. McCollam, of fonr miles
oath of town, Is quite sick from kid
ney trouble.
We acknowledge the receipt of a
year's subscription to the Cocbieh
from William Mucsoo, of Dalton.
Key tesrille citizens may congratu
late themselves on having secured
Uurlburt & Cahoon's shows for July
8th.
Welcome Pattison, a former Chari
ton county citizen of north of Salis
bury, but later uf North Dakota, Is
dead.
July 8th is.tbow day at Keytesville,
when Uurlburt Jb Caboon'a shows,
one of the best traveling will be
there.
a. Douegy, oos of IlirksTille'f prom
inent dry goods merchants, aaade
aa assigment recently. Liabilities
120,000, assests 11,000.
Madge, the 3 or 4-year-old daugh
ter of Mr. Wm. Taylor, of three
mileeeastof town, is convalescent
after a serious illness of three weeks
of dysentery.
Mr. and Mrs. S. 11. Pitts and little
son, Dudley, of Salisbury, spent the
fore part of the neek in Marceline,
the guests of Station Agent Yocum
and wife. They returned hotro Wed
nesday. Ifarreine Mirror.
A grocery firm in Mead? Hie last
week advertised a sugar sale day, In
which they would sell 25 pounds of
granulated sugar for $1. Duriog
the day they sold 0,020 pounds at
the advertised rates and then declar
ed the sale off.
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Moberly authorities are determ
ed to break up the gambling dens
that city. They are bunting ou t the
places and raiding them in vigorous
strle. Gambler won't remain long i
where officials are prompt and fear
less In executing the law against
them.
The hail, rain and wiad storms
that visited Concordia and vicinity,
in Lafayette county, last week did an
immense amount of damage. Corn
was beaten to the ground, and the
blades wste torn off. The orchards
were ruined. Much of the hail was
as large as walnuts.
G. W. Sfcotf, Esq.,' proprietor of
the Bank of Bel ton, Cass county,
visited bis brother. Captain U. M.
Scott, iu this town last Saturday and
Sunday. While in this county, Mr.
Scott purchased of l.S. Long, of
near Mendon, four Hereford bulls for
his herd in Cass county.
Happy Caf Ford, or -our Cal," aa
we used to call him, stopped over in
Marcelioe, Monday night, on his way
from Chicago to Keytesville. "Cal"
ii back on a visit to borne folke there
and it Is his intention to make Mar
celine a week's visit on his way pack
Marceliue Mirror.
J. C Bailey's barn, three miles
south of Marceline, was struck by
lightning last week and with its en
tire contents was destroyed. There
was In the barn at the time a binder,
mower and other farm Implements.
Mr.Baifey bad bare time to remove bis
horses. The loss is very heavy.
We have received the catalogue of
Pritcbett institute, located at Glas
gow, which shows that institution to
be in a healthy condition and well-
equipped to furnish the young people
of both sexes excellent educational
advantages. It is an old and pop
ular Institution of learning.
Dr. Eton, a well-known and high
ly esteemed physician of Brooku'eld,
died suddenly at his home last Fri
day night, lie waa chemist at the
drug-store of Beaucbamp &. Berry
and attended to business up to 10
o'clock p. m., when he went home,
nd died of heart troubl in lees
than an hour.
A lawsuit is pending in the Ran
dolph circuit court, in which a Mrs.
Osborne la suing Drs. Hall oud Cox
for malpractice and claims f 5,000
damages. In October, 1893, Mrs.
Osborne was thrown from a buggy
in a runaway and had a limb broken.
Drs. Hall and Cox were called in and
set the limb, which was permanent
ly Injured, as she claims, by the doc
tor' subsequent negligence. They
claim contributary begligenoe on her
part and the employment of another
physician, aa a defense.
Gold Dollars
FOR . . .
Ninety Cents
Were ncrer offaral
To aojbod by
But we will sell yon anything
in the line of
S'tapl? or Fanc
Drj7 (goods,
Ladies' or Q?rvts'
Furnishing Qoods,
JMotions, -Hats '
find $hoes
AT THE VERT
tndFriEBL
Slier .
Dress Goods.
We have a epleldid assort
meat of summer dress goods,
consisting of
White and Colored Dimities,
Figured and Solid Black
Lawns, Zephyr Ginghams,
Chiffon Crepe, Oriental
Pongee, Dotted Swiss, and
Large Line of While Goods.
Reflncei Prices.
We have greatly reduced the
prices on the following goods
which we desire to close out:
AUWooirrenchChallies,
Organdies, Silk Ginghams,
Ladies' Shirt Waists,
All Wool Dress Goods
In Pattern, Hen's, Boy's,
And Children's Stra
Hats, and
Ladies' and children's
Oxford Ties and
Men's Tan Shoes.
We carry the celebrated W.C.
C, C. B., It. S. and Dr. Warn
e r HEALTH CORSETS.
Also a foil line of
Ladies' Summcr
Vcjt$j "from 5c Up.
In Staple and Ueavy Dress
Good, Shoes, Overalls, Jeans
and ' Cotton Pant, we can
give the best for little money.
1M Lewis,
KEYTESNILLE, MO.
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' Grand balloon ascension ill be
made at Keyteville, July 8tb, by
Uurlburt & Cahoon's shows.
Capr. J. C. Wallace was In Triplett
Monday on legal business, the na
ture of which we failed to learn.
F. J. Ellis.Gulhridge Mill's popular
merchant, was an attendent at coun
ty court this week. "Frank" reports
business good.
Brunswick and Mendon ball teams
crossed bats on the Mendon ball
grounds on Monday of last week,
which resulted in a score of 20 to 17
in favor of the Brunswick boys.
Mr. Caton, who ran a tailor shop
in Brunswick from 1845 to 1867,
says the Brunswicker, has returned
to his first lo?e after a long resi
dence In Marshall and elsewhere, to
open op a shop where George Kling
beil'e cigar faetory was. Mr. Caton
nuderitands bis busicess and is
kindly remembered by many of the
old citizens here.
K. H. Williams, a farmer of near
Standbb, Carroll Co., claims that he
has used Prof. So ow's infected chinch
bugs in killing the well ones in his
crops very successfully, and In a let
ter to the Bosworth Sentinel gives
bis methods in using them, and re
fers to a number of his neighbors
who have been eucceesful also in kill
ing bugs this year, and from whom
the infected bugs may be obtained.
J. U. Estes, of Weatville, has for a
number of years given considerable
attention to making inventions, but
never seemed to have much luck til
be invented a dirt augur, for tbe
manufacture of which a joint stock
company was formed at Marcelioe.
The Mirror says the company made
a shipment of augers to Colorada
last week and that they are having
much trouble in keeping up with
their orders.
W.G.Chester, says tbe Salisbury
Democrat, who was reported three
weeks ago as eloping with Miss Ola
Atbby, of Glasgow, has since been
making headquarters and living a
high life in Salisbury. Chester is a
spectacle fakir and is a smooth talk
er and a good salesman, from a
reliable source we learned he sold an
Interior pair . of glasses to a citizen
at Shannondale for f 23.
The Mirror says a young man in
Marcelioe got mixed in a love affair.
There were two girls in it. After a
good deal of worry about it, the
young man concluded to make a
clean breast of the matter to the fa
vorite of the two, and now he gets a
square envelope at regular intervals
postmarked -Salisbury." The toy
we suspect, ia our Jim P., who aeed
to roam the streets of Keytesville,
but as to whs sends tbe square en
velopewell, we never were a good
guesser. 'Who is it, Jim?
The Sumoir Star says: Daring
the -storm Tuesday evening light-
ning struck the barn of Robert
Waogb, at Cunningham, and tore
out tbe northwest- corner post. It
went down into the ground through
a manger filled with dry hay, and,
straDge to say, did not set fire to it,
which ia very fortunate as he had
1,500 bushels -of. corn in the barn
and had no intra ranee. In tbe same
storm tbe lightning struck a green
tree near town and it was burning
tbe next day.
Tbe election of officers at the
Morth Missouri Medical association,
held at Moberly last week, resulted
in tbe election of the following offi
cers from this city: Dr. C. A. Jen
niogs 1st vice-president, Dr. J. F.
Welch corresponding secretary and
Dr. H. P. Daker member of tbe ex
ecutive council. Dr. C. Lester Hall,
president of the State Medical asso
ciation, has also recently appointed
Drs. J. D. 13 rum mall, W. E. Evans
and U. C Schuttel on committee of
credentials for the state association.
Salisbury Dtmocrat.
Dr. F. M. Clements, says the Salis
bury Demount, attended the State
Bankers association, at Jefferson
City, last week, aad was elsttsd 3rd
vice-president of the association.
Tbe officers are promoted to the
next highest office each year, and In
three years from now Dr. Clements
will be president of tbe state associa
tion. Desides this he was appointed
on one of the most important com
mittees. The banquet was one of
tbe finest ever given by the Misouri
bankers, and in response to this, tbs
doctor's toast on "The Coming
Woman," received much complimen
tary mention. The association will
be held at Pertle Springe next year.
New style sailors for mid-summer
and early fall wear, just received at
Mrs. C. P, Vandiver'.
&Ir. Alvin Smith, aged 61 years, a
highly esteemed citixen of Maeon, fell
dead on the street on Sunday of
last week.
When you want the
pure article, try Kel
logg's pure, hand
made sour-mash whis
key. Mr. Hugo. Bartz, the handsome
young man, J drove over from Key
tesrillp yesterday drove that big
fine balky team, and says they
showed no signs of balking with him.
No, he is too much of a bustier to
ever let a horse stop long enough to
balk. Brunawicker.
Efforts are being . made to estab
lish a "Labor exchange" in Linn
county, the object of which' Is "to
provide employment for idle labor,
to alleviate suffering, and lighten
tbe burden of charitable institutions
by establishing one that is self-sustaining."
,.
Rev. Throckmartin, a Baptist min
ister, and Rev John Hughes, TJni ver
balist, have agreed to debate their
theological differences, at' Elmo,
Macon county, beginning Aug. 13th.
The proposition to be discussed is
"Does the Bible Teach Endless Pun
ishment?" Mr. T. affirms and Mr.
Hughes denies.
G-o to Hansman '&
Rick and call for their
1891 hand-made Bour
bon. You will find it
matured well, palata
ble and strictly pure.
We are glad to note the marriage
of cur ex-Chariton county bachelor
friend, W. S. Grnbbe, now of Mar
celine, to Mies Edna Payne, of Hurd
land, Knox county. Tbe Courier
joins their host of friends in con
gratulations. May there never be a
storm on tbe sea upon which sails
their matrimonial life boat.
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder
WarM's Flr Msfawt Award.
The farm house of H. Van tiger,
fonr miles northeast of Marceline,
was burned on Thursday of last, week
with its contents. Mrs. Vantiger
was in Marceline at the time and her
husband and children were in the
field. One of the children waa eent
to tbe house to start a fire in the
stove to cook 1 dinner. Carelessness
on the part of the fire-builder is sup
posed to have been tbe origin of the
fire. There was sro insurance.
Mrs. William Sasse went down to
Willie Meyer'a last Sunday afternoon
with Mr. Albright and her daughter.
Just as they were starting home,
and while they were sitting quietly
in the vehicle, the horses suddenly
started up, and Mrs. Sasse fell out
backwards, the seat coming down
on top of her. Three ribs were brok
sn and the old lady was otherwise
badly injured, but her son, Mr. Will
S&ese, informs us that he thinks she
is getting along fairly well now.
Brunawicker.
Col. Wm. C. Uocker, of Howard
county, uncle . to our. George W.
Uocker, of the Scribner echool-honse
neighborhood, is quite a character.
He bas pasoed his four score years.
but has more life yet than many
young men. He and bis wife visited
their daughter, atNevadaJast week,
and tbe Jluil gives him quite a write-
up. He has lived In Howard county
since 1824: His eye sight is as good
as it waa 50 years ago. Was a
colonel in the militia before onr late
war, and was a soldier in the war
with Mexico.
Farm loans.
Money to loan on Improved .
Farms on long time
In sums of $500 to 810,000
With the privilege o! paying
Before due.
Ho delay in getting the money.
Beasonable rate of interest.
W. H. LEWIS,
Office In Court-House,
KEYTESVILLE, HISSOUBL
Keytesville Odd Fellows u. d'
Installation services at their 1. a
next Monday night.
O. P. Ray baa purchased the Meth
odiat parsonage, in North Keytes
ville, and will move his family there
to about iSept. 1st. Tbe price paid
waa $750.
Mrs. W. D. Vaughn and Mieses
Mary and GIadd)s Hancock, Nora
Hodges aud Zettie Martin left Key-w
tesville early Wednesday morning to
attend the 4th of July celebration at :
Marceliue.
Mrs. Charlotte Wilkeron, nee
Huy wood, of Fayette neighborhood,
came up to Chariton last week on a.V
visit to her parents, relatives, old
neighbors and friends. She made a
pleasant call at our sanctum last
Monday, in company with her broth-'.
r-ln-law John fJrtll. " V-.'- '
lira. John Gall, of south of Dalton,
went to St. Louis last Wednesday tow
be treated atjthe Baptist sanataium, , t -by
reason of . which her husband is
sad and lonely, but is encouraged by rrvs.;
the hope that his 'fbetter. half, will :k r
be returned to him ere long in. a, 1 j.y
much improved atate of health. . ;- ..;.
Some pueillonimous scrub entered
our garden last Sunday night, and
helped himself to a bounteous supply"
of green peaches. The rascal, who
ever he is, not content with purloin-f
ing tbe fruit, broke down two of the
argest limbs and almost ruined the
tree. We want to state that it won't
be well for the follower's hide that
we catch pilfering in our garden in
the future. The nimble-fingered gen
try will govern themselves accord
ingly. " - ' : ' ' '
A special SulH van county grand
jury in session at Milan, on last Fri- :
day returned an indictment against -A.
H. Franklin, for perjury. ' At the .
Mav term of the eullivan county
circuit court, Franklin was convict
ed of attempting to bribe - witneeeee -''
in the noted Taylor case, and senten
ced to the penitentiary for two years.
His attorney ble a motion lor a new
trial, which was overruled by Judge
Bucker. When his present term baa ".
expired he will be sent back to serve
a term of seven years for perjury.
Be V.John Cowan, D. D , of Fulton,
preached edifying and instructive
sermons at the Presbyterian
churches in Keytesville last Sunday
morning. We are sorry that owing;
to the inclemency of the weather,
there were comparatively small con
gregations out to bear the Doctor.
He has been a favorite minister with
Keytesville audiences for a number
of years, and bad the weather been
favorable, the church would have
been well nigh filled last Sdnday to
hear him.
Hulbert & Cahoon's circus and ,
trained animal ehows, which exhibit-,
ed here last Monday, was greeted
with crowde in spite of the bad weath
er. The performance was good ' "
throughout, tbe acrobatic rind fly iog
ring work being especially fine. The '
school of educated boraes displayed V'
wonderful sagacity, exhibiting a de-1 '
gree of intelligence far beyond that 2
usually attributed to tbe equine fam- '"
ily, while their beauty and tbe grace
with which they performed the ma- '
neuvers assigned,' won them entbusi- ' -fistic
applause. The trained doge
were delightfully amusing. ; Tb gen- J
tlemanly management procured for '
the how many, friends,-and should
tbe objects of this unsolicited test! '
monial ever again appear in our city
they will without doubt have full
tents at each performance. Macon ' .'
Democrat, June 14.
. Will be in Keytesville July 8th. ,
On Wednesday of last week Ed. F
Robinson and Miss Hattie'Snidar,
both of. Chillicothe, wera united in
tbe holy bonds of matrimony and
moved home' the same day. .The
following night an Incendiary eetfire
to the happy and peaceful home
and succeeded in reducing it to ashes.
Only a small portion of the house
hold goods and. wearing, apparel
were saved. There was no insurance
on tbe house nor contents. Trackt
were discovered the next morning,
leading to and from the house, and -
being followed across a small corn .
field near by, a bottle partially fiUsd
with coal oil was found. The housa
belonged to .Mr H. C Ireland, a
well-to-do farmer and number bt the
state board of agriculture, who hzs
suffered heavy losses in the last Uxr
years from tbe work of villain ou
fire-buS. '
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