Chariton courier., March 06, 1896, Image 5

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A world-beater The La 'lake 5
cent cigar.
Go to A. M. IJriU for clover seed.
Brill, the grocer, will not be under
sold. Hard to beat is the La Take cigar.
For sale by all wide-awake dealers.
Go to Brill for groceries, glassware,
queenswere, tinware, candies, cigars
and tobacco.
Try those raisins at Swain's. They
are dandies and the best of it he b
selling them 25 poinds for $1.00.
S. M. White. Agce Bros, and Hans-
man & Rick sell l-a Take 5-cem e
gaxs. Mrs. C. P. Vandiver has just hrd
er millinery store-room nicely pa
f ered and attractively giained in oak
Try a I -a Take 5-ccnt cigar, and
you will smoke no other.
Brill, the grocer, will not be under-
When you smoke, smoke something
that is worth smoking. The I Take
5-ccnt cigars never fail to give satisfac
tion.
I have 50 bushels, each, of choice
clover and timothy seed for sale.
11. C Smltz.
Mendon, Mo.
I carry a full line of undertakers
goods and make funeral directing a
specialty. Iticcs the lowest.
J. P. Moore.
You can find a complete s cm k of
staple and fancy groceries at Swain'
and at prices to comjare with 80-ccnr
corn.
We were thinking of planting gar
den last week, but have thanked cur
in n Is sin e the cold March wlndi
hix threw our garden fence.
The Urge sales of I .a Take cigars
fj'ly prove their superior merits. 10
sale by S. M. White, Agce Bros, am
Hansman & Rick, Keytesvillc, Mo.
Judge C). F. Smith's law-office is
now a thing of lcauty. hence a joy
forever. The handsome wall paper
and fresh paint added to its interior
ddit.
Do vou ncl a r i :e window shade
for your parlor or sitting room? If so.
you can get the very latest styles ol J.
i. Moore. He carries a comp.cte
ine at bottom r"es.
On. West, of a i-a miles north
of town, shipped a car load of hogs
to St. Louis last Thursday.
H P Fi;twood. of two miles south-
M.nt nf town. shinned two car loads of
cattle and G. L. Sisler. of Xeytesviue
station, a mixed car load of hogs ana
cattle to St Ixuis last Monday.
A man's wife doesn't have time to
be forever sewing buttons on his
tockets. and nps.
She won't have to take time, either, il
K mTrKSKlN HKL.tA-11-
KS. We don't ask any good wife to
mV rrrw-vH mtr nerlect. It VOU RCi a
pair of these pants and they rip. take
them back to the dealer and get an
other inir. That's what the guaramcc
in the pocket means.
tvf Simmons Liver Regulator
now. Its just the remedy for the
Spring of the year to wake up inc
liver and cleanse the whole system of
ihe accumulated waste of the winter.
I -My wife combatted more Malaria in
.Manama in 1001 wun
Regulator than all the doctors in the
neighborhood. We've had a siege of
Mala-ia in our own family, and it helped
us." W. X. Bryant, Dallas. Texas.
Pearl Hasten. Bill Knaus,
John Taylor, Wicks O'Bryan,
Uta Bartz, J. I- Applegate,
Lewis Harned, Jim Lessley,
Ida Gilliam, Henry Egan,
Leatha Compton. Will Moore,
Joe. Robertson.
ROOM NO. 5 A. E. HURT. TKACIIRR.
Horence Ray, Lela Richardson.
Charles Hechlcr, Emma Lou White
Virgie Moore, Mary Veatch.
Fred Minor. Sam Anderson,
Joe Whitesides, Eva Emt ree.
Una Walter, Eugene Holland.
ROOM NO. 6 A. r. W1I.I.IS, TKACHKR.
Addie Steele. Emmett Eastwood.
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Pearl Myers,
Lizzie Walter,
Dolly lVice,
George West,
Bruce Willis,
I la Wilson,
Gustave Friesz,
Garence Gastcn,
Lilbcr Richardson.
Oarence Bayne,
Lena Hodges,
Agnes Wallace.
For Sale.
Three thoroughbred Galloway bul's
me to tnrce years old. and five head
if work mules, four to seven years
,U. J. X. Gainks.
Triplctt, Mo.
Constable Sam loveless, of Cun
oingham township, has issued hiscdic
that Sunday hunting must teasi ii
that township. 'RaS frr S-m!
Most r' Pc are fond of ricc.but it
is generally so high that few ever use
it. This obstacle is overcome whe
you learn that Swain sells 25 pounds
for $1.00.
For Sate.
I have two coming a-ycar-old Jersey
cr. wtveh I will sell at reasonable
nrices. Call at the T. T. Elliott farm
one-half mil.: cast Ke)tesvlle.
J. T. STKHE.
You will never know till you try
them, but the I .a Takes are the best 5
cent cigars on the market. '1 hey are
sold by S, M. White. Agce Bros, and
Hansman & Rick, Keytesville, Mo.
The Mendon CiHien makes the re
in ukable s'Jtera.nt that there was
- - not a candidate in tewn last week.
' r . Which mc: rut nt Mn Ion's vo'ers
anlbibies hive ha la much-needed
ics-
Wra. Kuhler, of Wfrrenton. Mo.,
disposed tf his last 'and vi t.rcsU in
this county last week by selling 80
acres, the wcst-nalf of the northwest
quarter of 13-5 4' 9. to Win. Clavin
for $2,400.
Clover Seed.
I have a lot of clover seed for sale
I at my farm, five miles northwest of
Keytesvillc. First come, first served.
I J. T. Swain, jr.
Wanted,
Wc win pay the highest market
nrice in cash for poultry, eggs, hides
and furs, delivered at the Keytesvillc
deit on Tuesday of each week.
Perkins a: ac.ee.
That prince of good fellows, Jo.
Dill, who has been in Macon for the
past two mc-nths preparing a write-up
of Macon county which will appear in
hese columns in alout three weens,
'eft yesterday for Keytesville, where he
will do a like work for the Courier.
His son. Mr. Ed. Dill, will remain a
few d:ys longer to finish up the work
in this county. Mr. Dill has a host of
friends in Macon county who are al
wars clad to see him and who regret
his departure to other fieldsv."0wi
RtfuHuan.
Farm forS. le.
I have a splendid stock farm con
taining 4S0 acres, in Muscle Fork town
ship, for sale at a bargain. There are
1 50 acres in cultivation, balance in up-
lan I and bottom pasture. Plenty o
water, 5-room house, two good barns
and a good orchard.
OlJVF.R MCEUEK,
Shannondale, Mo.
The following named pupils are not
taking a full course in the grade to
which they belong, but were dis
tinguished this month in the several
branches pursued by them: Idress
Wallace, Grace Moore, Ben Binford.
The school is progressing nicely.
The teachers are wide-awake to the
responsibilities of their osition.i. By
the kind permission of the board o
directors. Misses Amne Grinstead and
Willie Davis visited the Moberly pub
lic schools on Friday. Feb. 21st. They
sneak in high terms of the schools and
express themselves as much pleased
and greatly benefited.
Respectfully,
A. F. Willis, Supt.
The Best
Advertisement
IS a well pleased customer, is an old saw, ut it is
as true to-day as in the past. Our many custo
mer are t nually attesting to the superior mer
its of our siocK of
GROCERIES, TOBACCO, CIGARS,
GLASSWARE, QUEENSYARE, ETC.,
and all agree that our prices, considering the qual
ity of Goods, are the
VERY LOWEST.
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.
AIL KINDS OF COUNTRY PRCDUCETAKEN
H EXCHANGE. C3ME AND SEE U3. . .
Yours Truly,
AGEE BROS., Keytesville, Mo.
J. W. Levi, of the firm of Miller &
Itris. one of KeytewUe's motlcl dry
goods anil clothing firm, spent Mon
day and Tuesday of t'v week in St.
Jjows buying goods. T icir customer
may expect something nice an 1 stylish
vhen tncir nrw jOds arrive.
Ho tr Hn nsman &
I Rink and call for their
1891 hand-xade Bour-
hop. You wui nnd if.
matured palata-
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Die ana stncuy pure.
Prof. A. E. Hurt, teacher in room
No. s of the Keytesville public schools.
has purchased lot No. i, in block ai.
Kello s addition to the city of Key
tesville. of Judge II. C Minter for
Siso. IW. Hurt mllliuildane.it
"ottise on the lot some time during
the spring and summer.
Farm tjr Sale.
A well improved farm containing 140
acres, 6 miles southeast of Keytesville,
in one of the most desirable neighbor-
howls in Chariton county can be.
:ouuht on terms entirely satisfactory to
the purchaser. Good house, good
barn, good outbuildings, good orchard,
plenty of water and convenient to
school-house and church privileges.
I). E. Johnson,
Shannondale, Mo.
A little son of Jame Mcf omVcc, of
near Sumner, narrowly escaped hav
ing his chunk knocked out last Thurs
tUv hr beinz struck on the head with
apiece of casting which f II from a
ind-mil!. A gash about ducc inches
long was cut in the boy's head.
The A. O. U. W. lodge at Mendon
are wherting up their appetites for a
fattening feast in the no dist-int day
hcc. and they also exject to organ
ise a lodce known as the degree of
bmor. a ne feature of thi A. O. U
W. for the wives, dau;'er or siuer
of the memtcrs of ihc first named or
der. The degree of honor is a fra
ternal organization, but $i.ooa inst
ance can be curied by th: members
who desire to do so. The naughty
rocn arc only admitted as honorary
memlcrs.
Ceo. F. Cox of Keytesville. who.
after buying the interest f several of
the heirs and the remainder of the
Mrs. Anna Carmon residence proper
ty. in this place, viz: Its 1 . s and 3
in block at sheriff sale for taxes at
the rccc-it January term of thi Salis
bury c'rruil tourt. dis;iocJ of the
proirty last Saturday to Misei Ju!ii
IL and Anna H. Youn; for $'5. at
which figure Mr. Cox rcaUcd .pittc a
lu-ndiome profit. The new oncf
w'St repiir thu IiouiO and o-t'.m.M nj:
How About Furniture?
Will you need anything this spring
in the way of su tes. jurlor furniture.
l)ed. couches, si rings, tables, chairs.
carpets, mattings, oil cloths, window
shades, rockers, folding beds or dress
ers? If so, call on J. 1. Voore, Key
tesville, Mo. He will sar; you from
20 to 40 p;r cent, on anything in the
furniture line.
Boardlnx and Lodging.
I take this method of announcing
lhat I am running a private lioarding
iouse, in Keytesville. and am pre-
;iarcd to furnish lioard and lodging by
the day or week at the most reasona
ble rates. Sccial rates given to par-
tics attending court. ill turnisn sia
'c room for a limited number of
Worses k p.c M ks. ( .. M. Wuo.
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The following is a list of pupils in
the Keytesville public schools, whose
grades in attendance, punctuality,
neatness, jolitcness, deportment and
average class standing during the
month ending Feb. 21st, 1896, did
not fall below 90 on a scale of 100:
UOOM NO. I MISS AMNK CRINSTRAD.
TKACHER.
John Veal, Carrie Wheeler,
Ben Veal. Myrtle Miller,
AKcrt Knaus, Amanda Friesz,
Carter Hancoc'c, FJiza White.
Sydney Hunt, FJoise FJlliott,
( larnet 1 1 yde, Willie Cooley,
Harry Wheeler, Maude Wilkinson,
Eddie Walter, Kate Gaston,
Klla Minter, Joe Kinks Martin,
Mirtha Swcarcngen.
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and Tit t'.e n ui for Dccp-n.-y v
K. O'Uryan and family Mr. OV.ry.tn
l.e.:i4 a itcp-thcr io i.c '
Charlton County Merchants.
Thcr arc now 231 m:rcanti'c firms
doing business in Chariton county, the
a'grc-atc value of whose stcks
amount to $172. 530. on whiih a tax
realized of $3,019.31. Ofthisnum
kr Salisbury has 45 firms; Daltnn 11;
Prairie Hill 7; Forest Green 2; Uruns
.wick Jit Kcvtcsville 27; Shannondale
5; Trip'.ett 14; Sumner 1 2; Kothvi..c6;
Mendon 12; Indian Grove 6; Mussc!
tork 5; Hynunnille 4'. wi-n 4 Rock
ford 2; Guthridgc Mill 2; Mike 2;
NVrh.V.1 3; Namrasli 2; Cazzcll 2:
Vcstvit!c 2. Ilamnrn T.idc, lgnJa
."'.ncr" Mill Ncwroinef Iits
Sna ,Sny cr.lv: i a.iJ dVs unu
ROOM NO. 2 MISS WILLIE IAVIS,
TKACHKR.
Jcsw: Veatch, Winston Cocke,
Mary Knaus. Rufus Ixonard.
I xis Hancock. John Robertson,
Clara Wilson. Jesse Harned,
Sammic Vaughan, Roy Davis,
Fannie Anderson, Lydia Hancock,
Annie M. DeMoss. Fhclyn O'llrjan,
Ixrniah Minler, Irene Meehan,
Charley Thrash, Hertie May Thrash.
KOOM NO. 3 MISS NKTTIE M. MOORE,
TKACHER.
Jen Gaston. John Miller,
ohn Moore, Hugh Steele,
I la FJliott. Hurch Elliott,
Julia Anderson, Herbert Applegate.
Ray Stowcrs, Warner White,
I I-jTiette Stowers.
ROOM NO. 4 MISS CARRIE WILLETT,
TLWCHEK.
Ernestine Smith, Charlie Veatch,
Close of the Methodist Meeting.
The revival, which began at the
Methodist church, in Keytesville, the
1 st Sunday in February and was sub
s.irucntly removed to the circuit court
room, closed rather ur.cx;cctedly on
Thursday night of last week with an
overflowing house.
I For more than a week previous it
was quite manifest that Rev. I). V.
IVicc's physical strength was failing.
On Wednesday evening communica
tion was opened up with Rev. Geo.
M. Gibson, of Macon, to come and oc
cupy the pulpit ami continue the meet
ing over the following Sunday, but ow-
j ing to a misapprehension of what was
said through the telephone, it was giv
en out that Brother Gibson would be
hereon Thursday evening. This ar
rangement suited everybody as Rro. G
is well known here as a most popular
and deserving preacher. The disap-
jHjintment was great when, after the
congregation had assembled, it was
learned that he could not come. llro.
Price was there, but was not able to
preach. He deputized Brother J. C.
Crawley, who had been one of the
t hief workers during the meeting, to
deliver a kind of cxhortition to his
neighbors, which he did to the satisfac
tion of all. Brothers Shilling and
Ncal loth were attacked by the grip
since the meeting began, and they
were not able to preach, had they been
so disposed.
The doors of the churches were
again opened, and the follow ing names
were riven in as candiilates for mem-
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bership in the respective churches, and
includes those who responded to this
call the Sunday previous.
Those who joined the Methodist
church and were received into full con
nection last Sunday are:
Charlcn Tarkcr. MIm Katie Carmon.
lwl L. Whrrlr. Mm. Lewi L. Whcclcr.
Emmet Eaitwxl. William Eastwood.
Mrs. Kate Barne:t. Ml Julia Younn.
tln Ilattle Younu, Ml Anna Hallrjr.
Ml. Lizzie Walter. Ml Annie l ock.
Ml IVarl Furrow. Miin Ellen Rice.
Ml Daly M, ,tla c,,,,an,
Mix Nadinc Elliott. Ml Lou irj.
r.uv Flnnell. Jame Taylor.
Cliarle Taylor,
M'-rri Taylor.
Lcwl Harned.
Heading the Procession.
The Keytesville Lumber Company
send greetings to their numerous friends
and customers, and take pleasure in an
nouncing that they are still at the Head
of the Procession with a full line 01
Leitli,
11 air,
Lime,
Doors
Blin
Cerrcrt,
Luirjber
and Builder's Hardware
And are making the lowest possibl
figures on everything in their line.
Tf vou are con temtlatino: buildim
anything from a dog house to a man!
sion, don't fail to get tie prices ot tne
Keytesville Lumber Go.j
W. W. Hancock, Manager.
Jcr.n I.csmcv,
j M.xJ-c Wallace,
. .o-.i .Mi'icrsun,
(js5tc E '.in.
!.c1 (Inston.
Iot;.in Toolcy,
A ."J 1 J.' A'ticiz,
Wan en Taylr.
Ian Tooley.
Sidney C amion.
Am brill. wm. II. Lcl.
Wm. Minor.
Some others will also pcrhips join
the Methodist church.
'ITicre were 15 icrsons who pave
their names as c andidates for member
ship in the Ih.tist church, hut as they
have not yet been received we will de
fer the publication of their names
until that shall have
been done. Six persons signified their i
intention of uniting w in the lTcsby
terian church, but as Rev. Squire was
not here last Sunday they have not yet
been received. Tncir names will be
published after they are received into
full membership. j
Altogether the meeting proved one
of the most successful that w as ever
hcM in our town. No minister that
ever Ten lie-i in Keytsv;!!e v.-jr.t
av.iy cirryi.i m ."e -cio I f'n yoa"-."
witli iuiii L-n did llrot.er lVicc uke
from his newly formed acquaintances capacity of collector. The followh
here. He came here a total stranger shows the result
to us all, but after his four weeks' stay $i75-25- Received of J. C. Rue
every man, woman and child in the , er, collector, one hundred and sevent
town knew him, and regretted his leav- j five and 25-100 dollars in payment
in". From his preaching and evample my services as evangelist in Keyte
itoccurrs to us that every Christian, ville. Mo., and I hereby return n
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preacher or layman might learn a val- nearly tnan.es 10 mm anu to rno
uable lesson. He gained the good whom he represents,
will and confidence of the people by : D.V.Price.
iokens of love. He showed pb-inly Keytesville, Mo., March, 2nd, 1896.
that he hated sin. yett loved the sin- j I'.rother Trice went from here Mo
ner. He abused no one, but sought ' day evening with -Uncle Chaj
out the best traits in the sinner's char- Crawley, between whom and hims
acter. dwelt ujon ar.d devclc p d fiem there has sprung up a love as ferve
in preference to dealing out wholesale as that which existed between Dav
abuse, henc e he reached the masses anil jonaman, to visit ."Mrs. .Moorn
anl every one heard him gladly. and her sisters, nieces of Mr. Crawlt
To show the appreciation that all near Hrunswick, where they remain
classes, saints and sinners, and mem-; until yesterday, when they return
bcrs of all the c'mrches, without refer- "to Keytesville.
ence to denominational lines, have for liro'heri Price leaves today forCI
t 1 im u-r.s no trouble to render ton. Mo., where he expects to be!
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nn-,rw ;-it nmix-nsation for his services sno her meciin ' next Sunday. 1
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here, l'cople seemed to forget tint goo J wishes of a!l the people, of K
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times were hard and money scarce,
At an inft r.nal meeting of the official
nev.bers of ihc Method;st church. XJ.
teville and vicinity, go with him.
Ruckr was requested lo act in the -
Twenty-five mackerel for 25cts a
Whi'.e'j.