Chariton courier., February 21, 1896, Image 5

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

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Go to A. M. Brill for clover seed.
Try a. La Take 5 -cent cigar,
you-win smoke no other.
and
The Haker perfect wire is always the
best, and is for sale at Hocombs.
A world-beater The La Take 5
cent cigar.
Hard to beat is the La Take agar.
For sale by all wide-awake dealers.
Try one five-pound pail of jelly at
S. M. White's. Only 2$ cents per
paiL ,
Go to Drill for groceries, glassware.
queenswere, tinware, cand.es,
and tobacco.
czars
When you smoke, smoke something
that is worth smoking. The La Take
5 -cent cigars never fail to give satisfaction.
I have 50 bushels, each, of choice
clover and timothy seed for sale.
B. C Smutz.
Mcndon, Mo.
Mrs. A. O. Bachtel, of near Indian
Grove, presented her liege lord with
twin boys on Wednesday night of last
week.
I carry a full line of undertakers'
goods and make funeral directing a
specialty. Prices the lowest.
J. I. Moore.
.The Press-Sfecafor says it never
heard of our blushing. Same to you,
Brother Gallemore. Editors don't
need blushes in their business.
C B. Crawley spent Tuesday and I
ednesday in Marshall. Saline coun
ty. on professional business.
S. M. White, Agce Bros, and Hans-
man & Rick sell La Take 5 -cent ci
gars.
W, A. Ieonard, of Salisbury i i now
convalescing from his 21st attack of
pneumonia.
Try those raisins at Swain's. They
are dandies and the !est of it he is
selling them 25 pounds for $1.00.
Do you need a nice window shade
for your parlor or sitting room? If so.
you can get the very latest styles of J.
P. Moore. He carries a complete
line at bottom prices.
Clover Seed.
I have a lot of clover seed for sale
at my farm, five miles northwest of
Keytesville. First come, first served.
J. T. Swain, jr. '
. A new Odd Fellows' lodge No. 524
was instituted at Chula, Livingston
county, on the night of Feb. 12th.
There were 1 9 charter members, and
Theutal expenditures of Chariton evening 0, me
county for the fiscal year ending Fcb. n memlers were added by initiation,
ISL 1806- amount tn tftn ,R t. roemuciwiip ui j3.
' T j
Of this sum warrants for $28,721,24
Keytesville, in the main, has the
best lot of business houses of any town
ofitssizein Missouri, but there are a
few old frame rookeries on Bridge
street that we hope will be torn away
this next summer and replaced by sub
stantial brick structures. '
The Best
Advertisement
Remember when you want groceries
that Brill's stock is all new and fresh,
and that he wfll make you bottom prices.
Go to Hansman &
Rick and call for their
1891 hand-made Bour
bon. You will find it
matured well, palata
ble and strictly pure.
Judge W. W. Ruckcr is presiding
over the regular February term of the
Linn county circuit court at Brook
nki init ww if 1 rA ziAi'At m a 1 z w
"v. uwvvi u nuicngusc, in rveyiesviue. ana am rre-
a large one. and court will last two j pared to furnish board and lodging by
were drawn on the county revenue
fund; $8,292,28 on the county bridge
tr fi,n. ba q .u- and furs, delivered at the
cent bond sinking fund, and $3,08 2,83
on the five and six per cent, bond
interest fund.
Boarding and Lodging.
1 ukc mis meinoa oi announane
a private hoarding
that I am running
weeks and perhaps lender.
You can find a complete stock of
staple and fancy groceries at Swain's
and at trices to compare with 80-cent
corn.
Holcomb would like to make figures
for any one wanting to build or repaii.
He will save you money and give you
the best material. ' .
The Cocries desires to procure a
good correspondent at Sumner. Who
will consent to serve us in that capac
ity? '
The laree sales of I .a Take czars
fully prove their superior merits. ' For j
Mrs. J. G. Bartow, of Triplett, ac-!
companied by her nephew, Jos. V.j
Painter, of MiddJeton, Ind., came
down to KeytesviUe last Monday for a
visit to Mrs. Bartow's daughter, Mrs.
B. H. Smith. Mr. Painter left Mon
day night for his Indiana home, but
Mrs. Bartow remained until Tuesday
afternoon before returning to Triplett.
Chas. Blufore, col., was tried by
jury in Justice J. M. DeMoss' court, in
Keytesville, last Saturday for. disturb
ing the peace of the public school in
sub-district 2-53-18, three or four
aale by S. M. White, Agee Bros. and i
Hansman & Rick, KeytesviUe, Mo.
Holcomb is receiving a car of Glid
den & Baker perfect wire, which is the
best on the market. He will sell at
bottom figures for spot cash.
J miles southeast of Keytesville. The
trial resulted in Blufor's acquittal, al
though there was strong evidence of
his guilt. Capt. J. C Wallace prose
cuted and I. N. Dempscy defended.
the day or week at the most reasona
ble rates. Special rates given to par
ties attending court. Will furnish sta
Lie room for a limited number of
horses free. Mrs. G. M. Wilsov.
Mow About Furniture?
WiD you need anything this spring
in the way of suites, )arIor furniture,
beds, couches, springs, tables, chairs,
carpets, mattings, oil cloths, window
shades, rockers, folding beds or dress
ers? . If. so, call on J. 1 . Moore, Key
tesviUe, Mo. He will save you from
20 to 40 per cent, on anything in the
furniture line.
Wanted. .
We will pay the highest market
price in cash for poultry, eggs, hides
Keytesville
depot on Tuesday of each week.
, Perkins & Acee.
TS a well pleased enstomer, ir an old saw, Tr m it is
-La9 true to-day as in the past. Oar many custo
mers are continually attesting to the superior mer
its of our stock of
GROCERIES, TOBACCO, CIGARS,
GLASSWARE, QUEENSVARE, ETC.,
nnd all agree that our prices, considering the qual
ity of Goods, are the
YEPY
LOWEST
Sew Qoods and New Prices.
Largest line of carpets ever brought
to Keytesville. Over 100 different
styles to select from. Call and see
them before you buy. You can save
money by buying of J. P. Moore.
Why not do it?
Most peop!c are fond of rice.butit
is generally so high that few ever use
it- This obstacle is overcome, when
you learn that Swain sells 25 pounds
for $1.00.
Chas. I .an drum, of near Salisbury,
raised 5 000 pounds of tobacco bst
year, which he has just shipjed. prized
in hogsheads, to the Louisville, Ky.,
market.
If the Salisbury editors ever starve
to death it will not.be the fault of
Uncle Pctr Ford, of near Forest
Green, whose big-heartedncss induces
him to frequently contribute to the
larder of our Salisbury journalistic
brethren. Really "UncJe Peters"
generosity toward Brothers Dismukcs
and Gallemore has almost made us
gTcen with envy. .
I have taken the advantage of the '
Hon. J. N Gipson. of Bee Branch
township. Chariton Democracy's in
trepid candidate for the legislature.
annovnecs that he is for Hon. George
I G. Vest for re-election to the office of
Judge J. L. Stacy, one of the new
propnetors of the Keytesville , Roller
mills, has rented the Seth Singleton
4 residence , proterty, near,, the 11a d tut
-
church, and will move, with his family,
to Keytesville in the near future.
The jud;e has rented his farm to
Green By bee, of Salisbury, for $550
who will take tossession on or about
March 1st. Mrs. Singleton and the
children are moving this week to St.
Charles county whither Mr. Singleton
will follow them in the no distant
future. On being asked what busi
nese he expected to engage in, Mr.
Singleton replied that he guessed he
would vegetate" awhile.
. The ejectment suit of the Equitable
Securities Co. against W. P.' Thomas.
which was among ' the civil cases on
docket at the recent January term of
the Salisbury circuit court, will be
tried by agreement before Hon. J. M
DeMoss as special judge, in Keytes
viUe, to-morrow. The attorneys
the case are J. A. Collet for plaintiff
and .L. N. Dcmpsey for defendant
The plaintiff brought suit agains
Thomas for the possession of certain
lands, near Eccles, we believe.
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We sell Chase & Sanborn's Coffee, which has no
equal, as it was awarded highest honors at the
World's Fair. It is the VERY BEST, the BEST
being none to good for our customers.
ALL KINDS OF COUNTRYPRODUCETAKEM
IN EXCHANGE. COME AliD SEE US. . . -
Yours Truly,
, AGEE BROS., Keytesville, Mo.
- e n . 1. t i- j , United States senator. In so express-
a full stock, so I can do any one good ... .
uij iu uuc iui uis iviiMuucnu, ana
is not the kind of
who wants to
And see me.
build or repair.
M. H. Holcomb.
You will never know till you try
them, but the Ia Takes are the best 5
ccct cigars on the market. They are
old by S. M. White, Agcc llros. and loci
them as Riley. Hall has done.
Postmaster Chivers'country residence,
1 1 -a miles northeast of Kevtcsville.
- w
occupied by his son, Jo., and family,
caught fire at 9:30 o'clock bst Tues.
day morning and came near being de-
suujvu. uauci vourraey, wno was un ror -1
1 ... 1 -1
man to betrav """S J- mvers in aoing some
1 , .
Coleman Acquitted.
. C. C. Coleman, the Dalton black
smith, who was charged with carrying
concealed weapons upon the affidavit
of one M. H. Boston, had h s trial by
juf- in Justice J. DeMoss' court,
in Keytesville, last Saturday, the case
having" been brought here on a change
of venue from Justice Chas. Steiman's
court,' in Bowling Green township.
i"t. ; . . ..
1 nc jury wnicn iriea tne case on
daturaay prompuy brought in a ver
dict of not guilty.
The case a3ainst Coleman seems to
have been a pure piece of sjite work.
He and Boston were at one time part
ners, but could not get along and dis
solved -partnership. Subsequently
they had a difficulty, and following
close .on the heels of that Boston
swore out a warrant for Coleman's ar
rest charging him with carrying con
cealed weapons, but was unable to
substantiate the charge to the satis-
faction of the jury when the case came
CiosDirag out
SaiDe
1OF1
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
BOOTS, SHOES,
CAPS, &e.
HATS
I mean business. Note the fol
lowing prices:
American Indigo Blue and White
Prints, -American
Shirtings, - -
Arbiickle's Coffee, 5 pkgs for -Choice
Green Coffee, 5 lbs for -Sugar
at St. Louis Wholesale Prices.
5 c per yd.
6 c
u
$1.00,
1.00.
A wealthy
Hansman & Rick. Kcytciville, Mo.
When you want the
pnre article, try Kel
logg's pnre, hand
made sour-mash whis
key J
t1 r r. - m ft" .t
uC m wwvr JS ui u!crc s P Krownt of Staffcnville, Iwis
reaeatmanymen.inSalisbur)'.incountyt8onof Mrs Joc and
wve wiia me same uuy, out it nap- brolhcr of Ms J o'Bryan. was in
If
r i . I n .... v . w
! itauiciicu iu co un stairs' I . t j e
and discovered the fire, which was I .u:- u .
in- . . i , , . , uuiiuuj j ui tjiajaiici uic result
"w..i nxcuivmen ueemninz to burn live v. He u t . . , . , ,
It died and li..Mih r t u" . ... lwwuu "y mucn oesirea ae
. . '" TTJ : r v. ... .. u,c anu Jamcs immi,s' crease in petty spite work cases and a
mi JC-r vnirn inp r nmMi nri r l . rii i . . l .
i i .- , ui rwc ics mc. uno nanienefi tn i
lurmsnea her many Dieasant h,:ri.i.,-;n- i.v -itk - a u.
- . . i " . a mm ivau iu. iiuiliril .
f 1 (XISU.
. great saving to the state in . criminal
The Courier has been exixrcuniri
something of this kind for some time,
but the lady's health seems now to le
improving, and -wc are therefore still
in need of new subscribers, delin
quents dues, job work,
etc.
advertising.
pens to be the lady on the silver dol
lar. This, cf course, doesn't apply to
Salisbury's gold-bugs.
One or the other of the Salisbury
editors may as well prepare for a
thrashtng. The Prrss-Spectator says
that Mr. and Mrs.
new-born babe is
Democrat says it is a girl.
Keytesville last Tuesday looking after
a position as chief miller in the mill of
Stacy & Courtney. Mr. It. has had
14 years experience, in Missouri, in
the milling business txsides having
i A Letter to Tillman.
A great many congratulatory letters
have been written to Senator B. R.
Carolina, on his re-
to the rescue. But for lim's helo lo.
r
Chivcrs thinks the house would have
been destroyed. Everything was
favorable for quenching the flames,
which was done with slight damaee to
the roof. The fire was occasioned !,v Tillman, of South
a defective flue, which is often the cent 8PCch delivered in the United
source of destructive conflagations. jSutcs senate, in which he made such
a seaming arraignment of Iresident
Cleveland and his administration.
Among others who have written to
the South Carolina senator was Dr. (I.
i M. Dewey, of Keytesville. who mailed
The first series of the Salisbury
Building and Ioan association is ex
pected to mature in 'two or three
months, which will doubtless seem a
long time to those whose s:ock is fully
paid up. '
Mr. and Mrs. John M. Foley, of
Salisbury, are crowing over the recent
advent of a bright little blue-eyed boy
at their house. Mr. and Mrs. Foley
lately moved to Salisbury from Key
tesville, where Mr. Foley held down
a chair in Tbos. H-r Jed's tors mal
parlor.
worked in a mill for a number of years. weapons, found guilty and sentenced
lefore coming West, to the county jail for twenty davs.
The oflense of which Davis and
Clark were convicted was commit-
tea at a party at Chas. Akexs, col.
Oor Twenty Days In JalU
I-ewis Davis and John William
Uark, both colored, were tried by
jury in &iuire Nathan Clair's mm
in Salt Creek township, last' Monday him lhe fol,owinK characteristic letter
on a charce of carmn? mnrMu,w"
Now is your opportunity to get
goods at BED ROOK prices. Em
brace it. '
, Respectfully,
Keytesville Ptfo.
irmma.
John M. Foley's j His tther ifae him was a miller, be
a boy, mhile the, dci brothers that worked at
the sam: business.
Grey timber wolves have been
prowling around in the neighborhood
of Utica, I Jvingiton county, and one
night last week a farmer had a calf kill
ed by a olf. Three other wolves have
been seen in the same neighborhood.
A wolf hunt was organized, and result
ed in the killing of one brge grey tira
ler she wolf by Wm. Kunyon and
H'ra. Dale, jr. The hide was taken to
Keytesville. Mo., Feb. iSth o6.
Hon. B. R. Tuxman,
Washington, D. C.
Dear Sin I am 75 years old. I
have for to years been walking the
near Mike, on the night of the 1st of ucc' "c I7,Scncs- w,u ngmea
last January. A row was kicked up ,antcrn for an ho?cst man'
at the dance, and for awhile inanKUOQ1 nave ouna mm: .May
was filled with clubs.
up
. . . you some day fill the place now occu
Knies, rocks, , - .
razors and pistols, but nobody was
seriously hurL
The w.r, however, resulted in the
arrest of Davis and Clark vith the
pied by the most renowned autocrat.
angler and duck shooter in America.
G. M. Dewey, M. D.
1
I -w
resuu given above. jonn anannon. jr., of near bnannon-
Besides their jail sentence Dans dale, pleaded guilty in Mayor Gilliam's
and Oct' will serve out the costs in court last Saturday to the charce cf
Chillicothe and sold for $1.50 to Mel : the case amounting to about $60. : drunkenness and indecently exposing
reiser, a local taxiacrmisi, ana wiu oe I At the trial last Monday I X. his person on our city's streets on the
stuffed and mounted. Another wolf Dcmpsey, of KeytesviUe, prosecuted night of Feb. nth, and was fined $1
hunt occurred bst Friday, but we did and John 1 bhau-hnessv. of V.h,!i and costs. Tohn is not much noorer.
Inot learn with what success. 'defended. but we trust he is a great deal wiser.
MILLINERY.
2.
7B'
Announcement!.
Mrs. C. P. Vandiver will leave
for St. Louis about March 0th
to mske her purchases of Spring
and Surumer Millinery. The
styles will be unusually pretty
and attractive, this season. The
changes from last season are
very marked both as to colors
and shapes.
PC
55
: MILLINERY.