Chariton courier., April 17, 1896, Image 8

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Bynutavllle Budget.
Wo. Collet, of Long's Mill, was in
our town a short time on Tuesday.
II. R. Collet has been in Keytesville
for a couple of weeks attending court.
Mrs. Zclla Winn, of Salisbury, is at
present visiting her sister, Mrs. Fred
McCurry, of this place.
Col. Graham is doing some very
artistic paper-hanging at the residence
of C N. Green this week.
Mrs. Fannie Ramsey began a term
crhool at the Downer
chcol-housc on Monday.
Mrs. W. P. Davis was on the sick
list for a few days this week, but is re
ported to be convalescent at this time.
A. C Yocum and Mr. Dcnjamin, of
Salisbury, were among us on Monday
talking jolitics and trading horses.
Geo. W. Winslovr, of Salisbury, was
in our town on Tuesday looking after
the interests of the Home Insurance
company.
Mr. Joslvn, of Trenton, Mo., was in
our neighborhood last week and while
-n rmnloved to teach the
Thomas school.
Grant Route, of Marccline,
spent a couple of days in our town
this week visitins his uncles, Messrs.
E. D. and F. E. Dodge. . .
Thos. J lfeaton. one of Salisbury's
voung men of pedagogue persuasion,
was in our vicinity a few days bst
vcek looking for a school.
FJrr.cr Kragcr. formerly agent for
the Eacle nursery, of Nevada. Mo.,
made a delivery of fruit trees at this
place during the first part of the week.
. Disn: On Sunday evening after
a'hnef Alness. Rav. infant son of Peter
m m.l Gertie Krazcr. We extend
mw mm mm J
our sympathies to the bereaved par
ents.
Dr. J. D. Rcdmon. Salisbury's
popular vctciinary surgeon, passed
the first of the week serenade. The
liuvun v v w- - I
m tht- firm of Mr. Palmer, used consisted
north of Igonda, wheic he has juite
a lot of work to do.
Joshua Hepworth. living northeast ias
of town, was hurt iuite severely on are re;ortcd sick.
Monday. While standing m front of
a young mule to keep it from running
away the mule reared and struck him
on the head and shoulder with its
front feet, rendering him unconscious
for some time.
Samrash Suggetu
The river is falling at this writing.
We had a much-needed rain Tues
day night.
Jeff Fleming is very low with con
sumption.
Doss lieeler made a business trip
to Keytesville last Tuesday evening.
Master Joe Elliott, of New Frank
fort, spent Sunday with Willie Doyle.
The friends of Mrs. II. F. Karnes
will be clad to learn that she is im-
proving.
Miss Annie Hayward, of Rockford,
is spending a few days with her sister,
Mrs. John Goll.
Felix I .anger, the Rockford mer
chant, has gone South on a prospect
ing tour, also George Ilcntley, of near
Rockford.
Mr. and Mrs. Walker and Mr. and
Mrs. Uill Knox, of Iicthcl, were the
irucsts of Mr. and Mrs. 15. F. Karnes,
Fridav.
Darin- the four-foot rise we had
last week, the ferryboat lost its flat-
loat and several skifts were sunk
alon the river.
W. II. Norvcll, of Slater, came to
the river Friday to cross, but was
prevented by the wind- and spent the
night with II. F. llarncs.
Markikd: Mr. Gcorcc Hatcher
and Miss Katie Yager were married
Anril 7th. at the home of the bride's
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Yager, in How
arc! county. Mr. and Mrs. Hatcher
were accompanied to their home in
Missouri township by her brother.
brininz with him many household
comforts, presented to the bride by
her i.arcnts. We extend to the
bride and groom our heartiest con
gratulations. We wish them a long
ami li.ii.iiv life without a rinule of dis-lrun what is known
. . . .
rord to mar their present and future I ham farm, a few
happiness. They were greeted on the I place.
evening of their arrival ith a hearty
musical instruments
of tin pans, old
buckets, pistols and shot-guns.
Hamden Happening.
The Oral Grange had a love feast
at their hall at Hamden bst Saturday.
Miss Ilelle Lightfoot, of Musselfork,
visited her sister, Mrs. Lou Tillotson,
last Saturday.
Miss Annie Hise, of Bynumville,
visited her cousin. Master John Brew
er, the first of the week.
I). E. McCurry and Ed Miller or
ganized a C L. society at Lagonda
last Sunday with 23 members
Misses Pauline and I.ora Ray, of
Westville, were, in these parts
last week looking for school's.
The recent rains were a great benefit
to the wheat and -lastures, but will put
back plowing for corn for a few days
Misses Nellie HiscandLou Kragcr,
of llynumville, were the guests of the
formers aunt, Mrs. W. G. Brewer, last
Saturday.
D. Ernest McCurry and his sister.
Miss Alma, attended the exhibition at
Westville Fridav eveninc. and were
the guests of Miss Rose Penrod.
Miss Erne Barney, of the Salisbury
arademv. visited home folks, near
Echo, last Sunday, being on the look
out for a school. e wish her suc
cess.
W. H. Lizhtfoot is now the owner
of a 'bike," and the only thing now
that Bui k is worried about is how to
change the thing to "a bicycle built for
two."
Dolp. Penrod, the jovial musician
of Westville, closed a class m music
at this place last Saturday. We hope
he will soon organize another class in
our midst.
Fred Sportsman, an N. M. I. stu
dent, has concluded to farm this sea
son, and has returned home and will
as the Dick Old
miles west of this
Indian drove Items.
Little Miss Annie Hershey is quite
sick.
John Tietjon's baby boy has been
sick for the past week.
Look out for a wedding in our little
"burg'' in the near future.
Several of our people are attending
court at Keytesville this week.
, C I). Barnes little 6-months-old
child is not expected to live at this
writing.
Stoner gave a quilting
There were eleven
election on Tuesday,
Zillman was elected
the place of Wm
Proceedings of the County Board of
Equalization, of Charlton Coun
ty, Missouri, for the Year
1896.
Mrs. M. ()
last Thursday,
ladies present.
At our school
April 7th, Dr.
director to take
Arp.
Albert Morgan has sold his farm,
consisting of 100 acres and lying 31-2
miles northeast of here, to a Mr
Minich, of near Triplett. Considera-1
tion, $2,800.
An agent for a combined farming
implement was in this vicinity the first
of last week. It was a harrow, corn
cultivator, stalk-cutter, wheat and oats
drill, all combined, for $80.
Miss Lillie Crossland, who returned
from Maryvillc, Mo., some two weeks
ago where she had been attending
school, has begun teaching a class in
instrumental music, west of the Grove.
Among other things at the school
election it was voted upon whether the
district should be divided to form part
of a new district to be made from
parts of the Woods,
dian Grove districts,
in any of the districts
but we believe those
The County Board of Equalization, of
Charlton County. Missouri, met in session.
pursuant to law, with all of the members
present. The Board elected L. II. Herring,
Chairman.
Ordered by the Board that the valuation
of the following described real estate be
chanRed for the year KB, as follows, to-wit:
Description. From To
50-100 a no cor c 1-2 sw. Sec 13, Twp
53. K 19 $1000 S TOO
S3xl25 ft sw corDalton's w Reserve 1055 700
N pt Dalton's w Reserve 790 500
Lot 9 in blk 20. town of Dalton
10 a ne se Sec 5. Twp 52, It 16
120a wl-2&sesc" 5 52 10
40 a ne "5 52 17
lanecornene 4 52 17
)ael-2sw 5 52 17
O a w 1-2 -' "5 32 "17
Blocks 37. 3H. 30. 40 & e & s pt blk tl
City of Keytesville
N pt blk 112. City of Keytesville...
25 ft w side lot 3 & 25 ft c & w by 20
ft n s in nw cor lot, in block 1
Cityof Keytesville
Pt lot tin blk 21. City of Brunswick
21 1-2 ft w side lot 4. in blk it. City
of Brunswick
Lots ID & 20 in blk is. Town of Sum
ner 21 3-4 ft n side lot 9 in blk 32. City
of Salisbury
Lot 17 in blk is. Town of Mendon..
Lot 6 in blk 39. City of Salisbury..
Lot Z ic 44 2-3 ft w side lot 4 in blk
4. City of Keytesville
i Lot H in blk 3. Heading's Sub-liv.
City of Keytesville
100 a sc Sec 13, Twp 54, R 21
iOanenw 11 is
V)acl-2s 11 5210
20 a w pt ue sw 12 52 Is
20 ae pt uw sw 12 52 is
660
500
1000
200
350
NX)
400
1250
150
21-0
0000
3000
1150
2000
5iW
1JS00
400
3U0
700
75
200
bin)
200
1000
75
2O0
6400
2500
1500
3100
1000
1700
3000 2500
Pollard and In
It did not carry
except Pollard,
interested in it
Miss Mary
ville, put in
winter school
no stranger
Salisbury Scibbllngs.
I'rockman and Chas. Canote
Lagonda Lore.
Our town is tranquil aftcr c ccr"
tion.
Wicn went its full length for Dcmi-sey.
Ur.c'e John" Ramsey called in the
doctor this morning.
Our Sunday-schools are well attend
ed and harmonious.
w. wonl.I have referred J. N!
Gipson as representative.
p.v W.ilLiri nreached at the
lTesbyterian church Sunday last to
full house.
The Y. P. S. C L was
at the Presbyterian church with
mcra'ers by McCurry and Miller,
Hamden.
organized
3
of
Some of our enterprising citien
have built new smooth wire fences and
racks ior hitching horses- P. Hockin
and J. Davis were foremost in the good
work for the Presbyterian church.
J. D. Sharp and Story Sui.rmers
represented Pee Pranch in the Repub
lican convention on the nth at Key
ille. We think the bovs will do
all they can for the g. o. p.
Some of our candidates for school
and ounty orhecs arc "sick unto
death," but they should bide their
time and remember that it is hard to
ect to the "public crib" by the straight
and narrow way.
Eccles Echoes.
News scarce this week.
Eorx: To the mifc of John Parks,
of near Pee Dee. a 1 1 -pound boy.
Chas. Epperly visited friends and
in krniolth cour.tv last Sat
urday and Sunday.
Miss Ada Cox left Sunday to at
.Annl in the Parks district of
IWiJVft
which W. Ik Clark is teacher.
tt-nn? Cox is very sick at this
All oar schools arc preparing for
commencement.
Wm. IaGrass has been on the sick
list for several days.
A new restaurant and bakery is be
ing ojencd in the Moore building.
Our mineral well is the talk of the
m, . . 1 .
town. "Drink ana live is me mono.
Clark & Son have sold their fire in
suranre business to Cooper & Dunn.
Inward Williams, of the North
Side, is suffering from a sprained
ankle.
Geo lltttnnn, Jr., who was shot in
the leg sonic time ago, is getting along
slowly, but is thought to be improving.
A. W. Johnson went to Monroe
county Tuesday to attend the burial of
a h.ilf brother vtho dronned dead at
Hannibal Sunday last.
J. G. Gallemorc left Tuesday for the
Sedalia convention. I "he other two
(Iclerates here. Dr. Clements and A.
o
W. Johnson, were unable to attend.
Dr. Welch and Oscar Weiler left
for Karopc Saturday, the former sto
ping over at Paris, Mo., for a dav.
Mrs. Welch accompanied the doctor
as far as Paris.
A general cleaning up of streets
aEcvs, front ards and other places
where dirt congregates with refuse and
trcK rnr ntv an lnmnroveu ai-
s J a ft a
jiearance. Clean up, everybody.
School Notice.
Notice is hereby given that the
board of directors of the Dalton public
schools will hold a meetiug on Saturday,
Mavjnd. 1S06. for the iunosc of
. , . - , .
electing one teacher for the white and
one for the colored school. Teachers
desiring to apply for either of said
schools must file their applications to
gether with their certificate with the
clerk of the board of directors on or be
fore the above date.
Josr.pH Miles, Clerk.
Rutherford, of Hunts
her application for our
last week. Miss Mary is
w ith us having taught a
successful school at the IJrewer school
house last winter.
In the last issue of the Salisbury
Dtimxrat wc noticed the statement
that Salisbury township had gained 70
Democratic votes since the last elec
tion, leaving the impression that the
silver issue was gaining ground in
Chariton county. This may be true, but
we make the statement and that with
out fear of contradiction that had it
not been for the display of so many
1 6 to 1 silver dollars, and the free
distribution of whiskey at the polls
such would not have been the case.
(live us a gold standard and an elec
tion, whether state or national, free
from red liuuor and the free use of
money.
will appeal it to the commissioner.
Dalton Dots.
Roscll, the candy drummer, is in
town.
Eli Hansen, of Omaha, Neb., is here
on a visit to his parents for a short
time.
J. E. Gordon is putting a new roof
on one of his dwelling houses. Jesse
says it makes him lonesome looking at
the moon through the roof at night.
The old town board are engaged in
straightening up the old looks, and it
now looks like Dalton was going to be
town run on business principles in
uture. bo mote it be.
Since the pretty weather set in peo
le are flocking through here tn route
to the cut-off on fishing expeditions.
Iliese anglers for the finny tribe have
en catching some nice croppie and
bass.
For Sale.
I have two coming a-ycar-old Jersey
heifers, which I will sell at reasonable
nrice. Call at the T. T. Elliott farm.
writing with the roeaslei. but we hope one.half mne east of Keytesville.
to report him better next week. I j. t. Steele.
mUlet seed at A.M.I Try a La-Tale 5 -cent
agar.
and
Hickory Grove Hints.
Mr. Pillie Gavin is very sick at this
writing.
t Hnrr. of near Brunswick, was
isiting relatives here last w eek.
It will soon be time for mosquitoes
at !
tn herr. while we nave neas m
abundance already.
Mrs. Lizzie Williams has improved
the looks of her premises by having
her garden paled in.
Miss Clara Push, one of the Hazel
v
....
Ridae beauties, visited her grand
mother, Mrs. I order, last week.
The little daughter and son of Chas.
llarncs arc visiting their grand parents.
Mr. and Mrs. llarnes, this week.
The East Indian Grove neighbor
hood is troubled with a two-legged
lxvir. From all accounts it is a white
bear.
Mrs. William Knox has the ad van
tagc of the ladies in the community
a hf has her earden planted. We
. 0
will know where to go to get early-
garden sass next summer.
The people of the Hickory Grove
district elected I Emcnch for direct
or. If he proves to be as good :
lirertor as the one whose term has
just expired, J. W. llarnes by name
he will do well.
Miss Georgia Harper, one of our
most nonular lclles. will teach a sub-
1
scription school at Hickory Grove
We advise the patrons of this district
to sign to Miss Georgia, as we know
her to be capable of teaching their
I predict that Chariton will poll the
argest Democratic vote at the general
election next November of any county in
Missouri. Ixokhow this crand old
county showed up at the late primary
election! There were not enough Re
publicans left for a coriKjral's guard.
and they w ill probably be in Demo
cratic harness before the ides of No
vember. 4 Rah for Chariton county
and her big Democratic majority.
Shannondale Sittings.
R. II. Ford has opened a restaurant
in his house recently vacated by Wm
Drinkard.
Miss Iora Meyers spent Sunday
with home folks and attended preach
ing at Asbury.
Dan Cooley, of near Glasgow, dc
Hveretl tobacco to the factory at this
place last Tuesday.
Jacob McEucn moved to a farm,
near Muscle Fork, where he will work
with his brother this summer.
Miss Ella Meyer will give an enter
tainment at the close of her school
two weeks from to-day (Friday).
U. F. Rickman, who has been work
int in the feed mill, returned to his
home in Saline county this w eek.
Confederate Veteran Meeting.
Notice is hereby eiven. that there
0
will be a meeting of camp No. 7 1 o
United Confederate Veterans, in Key
tesville, at a o'clock p. m. on Satur
dav. April 2 th. 1806. fcvery mem-
ber is expected to be present, as busi
ness of importance is to be transacted
Hv order J. G. Martin,
Attest: I. A. Ecan. Commander
mf w
Sec'y and Treasurer.
Belts! Bettsl
Everything that is new and noby in
that linei can be seen at- Mrs. C P.
LS
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700
2W
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2110
200
500
000
:wo
400
100
100
300
60
400
3000
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110
ICOO
Branch Twp. increased
Green Twp. in-
ianw 15 52
a he pt Scotfs Survey, blk 1
5&6. TWT SI. K 17
11 a nw pt blk Ml. S2. N9. Ill & 112,
sees. TWP 51. K 17
5 a Scott survey 217, Cert 93,
Sec 6 7. Twp 51, K 17
Farm lands in lice
i percent.
Farm lauds In Bowline
creased 10 Der cent.
( arm lands in urunswicK lwp, increased
30 Der cent.
farm lantij in ennruon iwp. increasca u
Der cent.
harm lanu in iiarK i wp. increascaw per
cent.
Farm lands in Cockrell Twp. Increased 25
Der cent.
tarm lands ini unningnam i wp. increased
40 percent.
Farm lands In Keytesville Twp. Iacrca.ed
10 ter cent.
Farm land In Mendon Twp. increased i
percent.
Farm innu. in Missouri iwp. increased is
ner cent.
harm lano in muasci i-orK iwp. lncreasea
43 per cent.
r til ill lauua 1 1 1 rKii itui j i y. luireaxu
percent.
i- ami lands in bait crecKTwp. increased
per cent.
arm lands in lripieii iwp. increasca w
per cent.
farm lands in way land Twp. increased 2
per cent.
r arm lands in l cllow Creek Twp. incrc&s
ed 10 per cent.
Lots and blocks in the City of Brunswick
increased 10 per cent.
ii and diockh in inec ity oi Salisbury in
creased 10 percent.
Lois and blocks in the city of kcyiesvuic.
ncreased io per cent.
Lots and blocks in the 1 own ox uaiton, in
creased 10 er cent.
Lots ana diocks in me I own oi l ripieii. in
creased 10 percent.
Lots and blocks in the Town oi sumncr.
Increased 10 per cent.
Lots and blocks in the Town ox Mcnaon.
Increased 10 per cent.
Lots and blocks in the Town oi nomvuLe.
increased 10 percent.
Ordered by the Board that the following
real estate, uiitted by the peveral Town
ship A.-5sessors, be added to the Assessment
books lor the year 106, at the values oppos
ite thereto, to-wit:
1 1.2 a se cor n w nc Sec 3. Twp 52, R 18 at $130
Anxbergen, Mrs. P
Anderson, wm. J
Anderson, Geo. B
Blakey, V. C
Breeze, Mrs. Eliuira ,
uayne, Lemuel
Burnett. Elizabeth
Brandt m Admr Mary Reese
409
1000-1250-ISO
515
X
350
200
BuffliiRton, B It 1S35
Bartow j u 15820
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32aptswse 14 65
Kael-2sw 11 53
to a sw nw 34 55
M)awl-2c 7 53
KOarw 53
40 a nc ne 33 54
50 a Ins 1-2 ne 2S 53
K)asl-2sw 8 56
Oanetiw 1H 54
Oaswsw 5 5
55 a n pt vr pt sw 2 "52
40 a nw nw 21 52
K)awl-2nw 2 52
lOaptnese 2 53
16aptsese 2 53
Lot t. block 10.
20
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19
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W
13
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17
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17
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17
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1
4o5
300
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350
415
150
650
70
175
140
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30
Benecke Louis,
Botrard WJ
Baler and Hayster
Braun L E
Utyne Parmelia
Bowersmith Ella
Banning T J
Braun Mary
Brockman Annie M ...
Bruramall Lucy B
Baumgartner F
Blakley P W
Buerger Geo
Boehm Christ
Baker John
Burrus J J ...
BurrusJ C
Brummall L Don
Conrad W 11 Gdn
Callaham D D
Clarkson and Coleman.
Courtney M F
Cawthhron A R
Cook Martha
Cook James
Couch I C
Clavin Thomas
t age Martha
Crawder K B
Carter E A
Cox Walter
t ook Chas C
Dur.n V." T
Kaxuieric-lt A
Egbert Annie E, TJ Martin Adm
Eiirhardt Martin
Ehrhardt Henry
Elliott E B, Admr Elizabeth Mills....
Ellis F J..
Earle li E
Floyd J P
Fleetwood Mildred
Fleetwood Sarah
Fleetwood Clem
Fleetwood Margaret F
Fox Delia
Finnell Richard
Grissom Mrs Kate.
Gunn Kate
Gilchrist EH
Greeu C A
Green J H
Hill Wm E
Hyde W E
Murt M L
Hurst CC
Holcomb Mil
Hurt Emma J
Hancock TJ (Sumner)
Hibler James H
Harmon F F
Hageu Adolph
Hicks Bruce
Himmelbcrg Wm
Higgiubotham G H
HueiouJoe E
Ingram Joe W
Irwin W T
Isle Catherine
Johnston Martha A
Jackson T J
Jackson Elizabeth
Kennedy Marian S
Kennedy Marian 8, Gdn
Knight T P Sr
KitciienT S
Karcherl homas lx
Knight Edwin 5oo
Knight Mrs Ollie Coo
Kaiser Joe 6oo
Kermlckel Jesse H - 157o
Kennickel Nannie B 3ooo
Kahlor Wm - 25o
Knight T B 7fiG
Lawhorn G W 165o
Lester C M and D F Coflee .' lix
Lamb Mary E Too
Leon Frances - 3oo
LangerFN 257
Lucas J P 31W
Moore TJ (Sumner) 35o
Munson Henry 8oo
Minser Wm Gdn McHargue.- 2llo
Moritz. Frank looo
Mason Emma (Mrs W II Hayes) 445o
MOabbTJ 121
Martin & Applegate 7oo
Mathews Jno F 5oo
Minich Sam'l 3oo
McKeeWm ... 276
Maupin Mary 2oo
Myers Chas 4oo
Merryfleld Chas ttoo
Merchann Margu looo
Mowry Sam'l - 2oo
Myers Lorena x
Moore B J 25o
McN&bbJ B 5oo
Mason CB : 225
Miles Joe 4o5
Mauzcy T J and Oscar Woll 262
Mason JR - 27o
Newttom W J - 2mo
N'olting Henry' - 25o
o'BryanXM - looo
Oldham Malinda S. - - , - 55o
Oldham Lizzie H. - ; 2ooo
Owens W. H. - - - 45o,
Overhoidt K. B ana w ul M.citciiana too
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1490
278
650
200
400
700
1000
800
325
300
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229
400
262
400
350
3000
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800
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700
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1000
250
950
500
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1700
46oo
75o
3oo
41o
879
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227
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93o
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225
26o
HolH
1615
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85o
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3oo
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35oo
tioo
3o5
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21o
2oo
4oo
26o
1172
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1213
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175o
27oo
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City of Keytesville "
Lots 5 i 6. block 29
Lots 1 A: 2, block 47 fiB
Lots3 ic 4. block 52 " 35
50 It w hide lot 4, block 93, Cityof Keytes
ville. at
Lot 2. Blk 2. Kcllocu's Add. City of Key
tesville. at "5
Lots 10 Sc 11. blk 2. Town of Mendon 20
Lots 4 ic5. III 14-55-20 Old Z
Lots 6 & 7. in 14-55-20 260
Lts8 9 ic 10 in H-55-20 260
1 At 11 & 12 in 14-55-20 195
Lts 14 15 &16 in 14-55-20 75
LotH4 5&6in2:U55-20 to
Lts 16 17 &1S In 23-55-20 " 130
Ordered by the Board that the following
named persons be assessed with the amounts
opposite their names, as per list filed with
the Secretary of this Board: sakl list having
been ommitted by the several Township As
lessors for the year 139G:
Applegate. L. I S 121
iuiik oi Komvuie au-i
Butler .IKiastus 615
Klnir. rfM. J 6M)
Lamrer. F. X 67
ordered by the Board that the.vaiuation ox
horses In the following named Townships be
increased as follows, to-wit:
Brunswick Township 05 percent
Cunningham 05
Keytesville 121-2
Mendon 25 "
Mussel Fork 50
Salisbury OS
Triplett " 05
Ordered by the Board that the valuation of
horses In the following named Townships be
decreased as follows, to-wit:
Bee Branch Township, 16 2-3 per cent
Bowline Green 40
Chariton 10
Yellow Creek 10
Ordered by the Board that the valuation ol
mules, in the following named Townships,
be Increased as follows. to:wit:
Brunswick Township, 05 per cent.
Clark 10
Mendon " 2" '
Missouri 50 "
Mussel Fork ' 75 '
Triplett 10 ;
Ordered by the Board that the valuation
of mules. In the follom-lng named Townships
be decreased as follows, to-wit:
Bee Branch Township 15 percent.
Bowling Green 331-3
Chariton 25
Wayland 10
Yel lorn-Creek 10
Ordered by the Board that the valuation of
of cattle. In the following named Townships,
be Increased as follows, to-wit:
Bowling Green Township. 05 per cent.
Cunningham 15 per cent.
Missouri " 40 per cent.
Mussel Fork " 30 per cent.
Ordered by the Board that the personal as
sessments of the following named banks be
reduced as follom-s, to-wit:
From To
Salisbury Savings Bank S 5000 $ 3000
Bank.
Peoples Bank, Salisbury
Charlton to. r.xcnaugt;
Brunswick .....
First Nat'l Bank. Brunswick..
Farmers' Bank of Chariton Co
Keytesville
Bank of Keytesville.
l arniKra' Hank Of TrlDlett.. ..
Bank of Mendon TOM
Sumner Exchange Bank Ww
Rank of Rothville 5000
41502 21901
1SHD0
33187
18034
5000
6621
112H0
19912
10820
31100
3973
4410
3000
Ordered br the Board that the assessments
of the following named persons be lncreasen
In the sums set opposite their names, on ac
count of brokerage ommitted from their lists
for the -rear 98: " -' '
lltn DIM t 1700
Anderson. Wm 1000
A. Matrin Admr
Oldham w.
Price E. W.
Prather Jennette
Porter James T.
Potts Wm.
percival Hannah
Piatt Geo. W.
Patterson Laura
Patterson R. A.
Palmerand McCuIIy
Paxton Mrs. M. C. T.
Phelps J.O. - -
Perkinson Mary E. -Perklnson
W. E.
Prather M. A. - -PavneJ.
F. -
Phelps T.J. -
Raikcs J. D. - - -
Richardson S. G.
Ray Geo. and E. C.
Radley Ellen -Rosenstein
Wm.
Rucker L. P. -Redman
M. J,
Strub John - - - -Straub
Lizzie - - -
Smith Peter -stoner
J. D.
Stephenson II. -Senn
A. -Susewind
Wm.
sneed Harrison N.
sasse Caroline - -
SimsJ. Hardin - -
Smith wm. M.
slcysterP. J. -
Smart Geo. W. - -
Stoner M. O. - -
stoner C. C. -
Snavely Peter , - .
Shipp Freeland 'Mrs. E. B. Keith)
smith F. K. - - -
smith John
Sanders Jno. W.
Schrenk Jacob -
statenbocker Peter. - -
shannon Mrs. F. A.
Smith J. R. - -
Smutz Lizzie -
Schmidt Jacob and II. O. Grubbs
Smith James F. - -
Sublett J. R.
Triplett J. E. M.
Thompson Carothers Sc Co.
Williams E. M. - - - -
Wisdom Legrand
Wood Wm. - -
Wegner Wm. - -
Wagner Wm . ...
Wood Wm. T.
Woody Ida B.
Williams E. M.
Westenkuehler Wm
Weiler A
Ward P. C
Waterfleld Mrs. J. M
Wilhite Ellen..
225
2(16
- 475o
Too
- 2715
2oo
- 2oo
5oo
5oo
5oo
19oo
13oo
3oo
225
9oo
225
233
76o
l?oo
looo
5oo
2oo
4oo
217
614
135o
948o
23o
575
52 oo
S5o
125o
5oo
95o
4oo
Soo
looo
looo
4oo
5oo
2oo
1188
25o
2oo
looo
6oo
- 45o
32oo
- 425
25o
- 275
2oo
- 384o
217
- Io5o
5o95
- 4oo
av
. 1175
225
800
I600
. 4 00
. 600
. 800
45o
25o
Whites. M 355
Winn Wm 7oo
WledeyFred 1125
Zilliman A. W 543
Ordered by the Board that the proceedings
of this Board be published In the Chakiton
Coi RiEK for one week.
Ordered by the Board that this Board do
now adjourn to meet on the fourth Monday
in April 1896, as a Board of appeals.
R. I. Edwards.
Secretary.
Swamp-Root.
You can get Dr. Kjjmer's Swamp
Root, the great Kidney. Liver and
Bladder remedy, at J. A. Egan's City
Drug Store. They are sole agents for
Keytesville. Medium size, 50c.
Large size, $1.00
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. Swaix, JR.
Govtrand
rill's.
Van diver's.
you will smoke do other.
children.