Chariton courier., November 19, 1897, Image 5

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

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CHARITON GBURlfiR.
3. P 7VHDrVsa.M.nd Prop.
KEYTESVILLE, MISSOURI.
Next Thursday w Thanksgiving.
' and it is high time some of our friends
were saying ".turkey." Invitations
to dine will be accepted on just a
quarter of a second's notice. '
Catered at the. Fot-oaca at KeytearUla.
Mo., a aecood-ctaaa matter.
H. 1 Sneed, the hustling grocer
and druggist, shipped 265 bushels of
hickory-nuts from Keytesnlle to Kan-
Go to A. M. Brill for timothy seed. I sxi City last Tuesday. Mr. Sneed ex
pects to ship a car load the first of
nextweek.
TTnwnTT tr Tnnn Minter & Craw-
Keytesville.
For the best Michigan barrel salt
o to A. M. Drill-
Be sure and attend the candy-pulling
at the Christian church this evening.
Keytesville's advertising merchants
all enjoyed u good trade last Saturday.
Recorder B. H. Smith and family
spent Saturday and Sunday with Trip-
Iett relatives.
The Methodists will have Thanks-
civine tea at " Tudee Rucker's
Considering the inclement weatfter Thursday eveninir of next week.
Miller & Lewis special cloak sale -
Monday was very successful. J- M' ""AKe, te uaiton druggist
I ... a . . I
who nas Deen seriously ill of typhoid
Ledru, a bright son of J. F. Koehne. I fever, is now thought to be on the
the Salisbury tailor, called yesterday I road to recovery.
to pay his father's subscription.
Frank
Bush Etherton of near Pee Dee is
building a new house.
Wanted: Hickory-oats.
in cash or trade.
Flyer, of near Hamden
Ladies. VOU Will find all The Citiun has thrown out its tow is in high feather. His wife
Of the latest novelties In line with the hope of landing a public presented him with a fine son
dreSSCOOdsatRosenstein's. well and street lamps for Mendon. Thursday of last week.
He carries the most com-
nftf lint tvtwn I This is the season when a man with
will pay Louis and Kansas City.
Sneed Drug Co.
Try a box of the aristocratic soap.
A knock-down occurred on
streets right under Mayor Knaus' nose
a shotgun lies in a blind all day and
plans how he shall continue lying when
our he gets out ot it
Remember that a candy-pulling will
be given at the Christian church this
evening, the proceeds of which will be
used in purchasing a bell.
Purple Azdia, at the City drug store. Tuesday afternoon, but he neither A. F. Tooley and Rev. J. T. Gose
TasnerCaseofCockreU township is ordered an arrest nor made any at- drove up to Brunswick Wednesday
' . . .1 t . IT- I m (rw T Innl- Via vU
stock 'barn on his I tcraFl 10 lup c, nowcrci, ""wwu. u wn wt (hmuim
"rubbed it in" to Qty Marshal Em- along to see that Mrs. looleys hus-
bree for having left town in hour or so I band behaved himself.
erecting
farm.
a new
A country debating society in Ne
braska is trying to decide whether the
past tense of "hoo-doo" should be
hoo-done" or "hoo-did."
Go to Brill for groceries, glassware, to make an arrest as deputy constable.
a -
queensware, tinware, candies, cigars a. pretty mes,s isn't it?
S. M. White,
cTocer, places an "ad." in the col-
Keytesville's model Mc
and tobacco.
Dr. C H.'Templehaj been appoint
ed postmaster at Rockford vice Felix
D.B. Kellogg opened his saloon at I umns of -the Great Favorite Weekly.
m a . m t . ' I a . I
xvienaon iasi .nonaay, ana mose 01 Keaa u, ana call "bam" when you
wait Mendon and vicinity who ''take some-1 want frst-class groceries lor the least
Langer, resigned.
You don't have to
several days to get SL Car- thing" can get it now without looking money.
net at Rosenstein's. He u" neep-umng aog.
has an elegant assortment
o r-. r .
J 111 aiuwivui. an uiii&o aiiu , . I i A,,. .v. -
spent uui rnoay evening very 1 "'v jj4iutc
The aty coun
candy-pullinz at the residence of P. R. I al should order it removed to a less
An unsightly corn crib has been
erected on East bridge street that
ZwA n w i'.n r( f "w"ifVi mil ti)trlif nfaneaifmtnn ntivflilnfv
and clothes brushes. from a small ruz to a fine p1 5 of KllJrt,,r
. , fi" .1 candy-pulling at the residence ofP.R. al should order it n
TTiTX4Ki mad EMMtera velvet orucis.
H H XT. Longtime
O'Byran oa South Walnut street . conspicuous place.
-Loirtnt rmteu
F. tf. WILMTE, Art at.
Smltsbarr, MHtouH'
a
Joan Uroadus dropped in to see
us yesterday morning. John has been
Don't forget that .thCity drug Wj " ?'
Aiucj vtir , iuuub, list kiuiu inii
We don't know whose dailing idiots
they were who stood m the vestibule
of the Methodist church last Sunday
store carries a "tall 'line of
and fashion plates.
A. F. Owen has sold his flouring
mill at Brunswick to a gentleman from
uuuicoue. now that Mr uwen is I
out of business at that place we trust
that he and his excellent family will
and reports times prosperous and the L. audItorium uul we wouM i;v. to
catde businhss floorishing in that I m . . m . . ... f - return to Keytesville where they righUy
a MVA. . tV-,-l . w t j : a .u-l rt- .
I' I w I
most rood.
Mrs. John Broad us, Sr., three miles I
...
The name of Gen. E. W. Price has
I of ex'sheriTJ. E. iDempsey and
last Sunday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. James Craig of this northwest of KeytesviKe
place are entertaining a daughter, who A u tQ ooeurred betwetn been added to HayorKnaus' list of del- Rogcr$ h gonCt or wU1 g0( to South
W. W. Rogers has sold his 80-acre
farm near Salisbury to Henry White
of near Hamden for $t,6oo. Mr.
who. put in her eppearanee
house last Sunday.
red
two farmers in Desspsey's saloon " h " u,tu"ulJ H Missouri on a prospecting tour, and
lastSaturdav nicht over one of the Pu DCXf "oncay ana luesaay. hf pleased with the outlook he will
TfiJm Watts of .near Vtville has tilleic of the soil accusing the other of Ccncrl1 " lmte enthusiast on locate in -the land of the big
been very sick of .stomach trouble lor having cut his wire fence. A wiser e subject or road. mprovement. and
.1 1 J 1 1 1 1 1 I anil Hrt asnrk In knnmnir ahnut
the past six week :and still, continues MYC w UTC " " a ft . N. F. Haworth, the Moberly horse
,n a precarious condition. the fence cutter prosecuted, as he is r puouc gnways as any man at me aod mue de3j win be in KcytcsvilIe
not orin cruising ones nst onn-uuvcuuuu. IT, xrv a .v
V iivlrh nf f ficcl TrvV tnwn. I . a? a i a I I - I ' . '
.vV ': 1 :r. ;.7" 7-- .-e. . hH m.hrtla- I1rntA Jpce of buying horses and mules from
iuiL iij-j', uok twuiunu iAxi& uwu- i nerec 4ere no arrests, oence we eivei J --
Jon to his country home and has also I no naiccs. I $tock of goods belonging to the Key
:ut a new roof on the old pcttion ofl -1 tes-ille Mercantile Co. at this place.
1
lis rural domicile.
A 1 . a
4. to o years oia. itocx must oe in
good condition. Special prices will
be paid for extra good saddle
horses. . '
3 have the nicest, freshest and most g
complete stock of Groceries to be
found in Keytesville, and are anxious
- to serve the good people of this place S
3 and vicinity. You can't live without jEE
S3
Si
Groceries,
vl. u" the fresher and nicer you get g-
them for the least money the better
you will be pleased. Remember that :
8 13 we carry everything to be had in the T
Grocery line Staple and Fancy Gro
ceries. Extracts, Spices, Pickles, in 5jj
fact, we have many goodies to eat, IE:
and carry nothing but the best brands.
We also have an extensive line of
China, Glassware and
3 E
Queensware,ML?
Crockery, Lamps, Etc., and we can
save you money on every article
in our line.
We want all kinds of
3 CountryProduce &
3 1 &
for which we will pay you the highest jp
market priee.
Yours Truly,
UJUUtnl
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Mrd Mrs. C . Courtney came a pushing the work on his store-room
( ' r TV- up from Mexico. Mo., uast Tuesday at Westvflle aod will soon be ready
ww ww. . - - 7 " lor business. Ueorgeis a worthy Mrs. Reager will reopen the gal
Oiail ailU Cau IOr HIS r : J . ' ' . . young man, ana tne tuaiER hopes lery here Friday, the s6th. It will be
icona .lcooks, wno was Kiuea in thit he miv b surrit u n hi m
I " " "
struck on I cantile venture.
a ball
Oil. YOU Will find it the side. cf the neck with
open every Friday and Saturday there
after. She will have' samples of the
Z J . I i v WD
II you want line reaay- Call and see them. A photo in colors
Stoves! Stoves!
tllTed. W6ll, paJata I Owing to..the delay in receiving the
le andstriOtlVDTire. telegram .announcing Leosa's death, made CIotllinCT, remember given with each dozen of the best
I'll. uu vAiiuiuc; ui uui icucti I lUUL lUot Jio kWl 1 1 Ul UlUIIsa I fa iu miioijt.
Lmon Thaaksgiving semces wlI be Keytesvilkximul after the burial had wick IlOS the largest, most
at the Christian cnurca in ry-1 iCQ piacc. Stylish and best line in
oJUe next Thrrsdav mominfit ti " I CY -linn nnnfif rn.AM
i ' I t . j.tr tee , viiuiuwii wuiii.t
vcJock. The Thanksgiving discourse - stcin ,s also the leader in
kllhedeUvered.byRev.J. T. Goe thoftowi: filed a suit for the Jan- up.to.date ents anU
'nd will be well worth fcearii. 1J cuit court uut onaayf Iadies' furnishing goods.
et all who can possibly do so attend
ie acnices, and .spend an hour in
Jpiil
ivisg pcaise to Go for the blessings
jr have received during the past
zar. :
praying for a divot ce from his wife.
Belle Hayes, on the grounds cf adul
tery. The plaintiff states in hM petition
that he and thedefendant were mar
ried in January, 1874, and continued
Quite a delegation fiom Keytes
ville attended the Masonic lodge at
Westville last Saturday night to assist
in conierrmg me uura degree npon
ur. u. u. est ot Mike. The goat
was in fine trim and did some lusty
bucking, but the doctor had the seat
of his pants covered with clue, and
to live together until last September. k;s p,,,
Dr. T. F. Max tin. president of the
Brucswick Bryan clirb, and who is one I in this way managed to "hold on.
of Chariton county's most enthusiastic
free silver Democrats, has shied
crena,
SDeakinST Of dry iroodsJs"M wetoaof AeBM"Se. and wU make the rac for ,untv
here isn't really but one e aSe of " vcars. clerk next year. The doctor's nial-
ry gOOOS Store jn CnarJ- WUUU1 . u,c ,ur uum ificationa to properly fiU the office are
bn COlinty, and that is S matrimonial fetters asks lie kond que$u-on , and u he is a good
'OSenStein'S, Brunswick. c . talker and "smooth- electioneerer we
you Will CaJI at his uw.j.M.ueMo ana u. r. iuy Iperfict nukeagtrong
Mammoth establishment "ef . 1
i Brunswick you will be
isuy convinced of the
ruth of this statement.
race.
The contest for county clerk up to this at that place.
time is a triangular aflair, the candw-
The highest ambition of every citi
zen of Salisbury seems to be to get his
or her picture in the Salisbury Press-
Spectator. John Moorman, col.
formerly of Keytesville, but who in an
evil hour strayed off over to Salisbury,
has just suoeeded in getting his picture
in the jP.-S and now John in lording
it over other representatives of his race
The winter of i nan's discontent can be made glorious sum
mer if you will buy your .stoves of W. D. Vaughan. He has all.
of the best makes in both Heating and Cooking Stoves at prices-
In he last issue of the Gourie. we " 1 .Tl Tom Brown, col., who was knocked tKr tht nt tt.
mrntlnnM th tiah mmtal rr.ndl.l" u, c.cm ucp-i. . , . . I " v.... r
tionorGoLR.IL M.er. formerly Srysl in K Wood Heating tUoVeS:
. r.v. j v I Dr. T. F. Martin of Ururiswick. We . .... 7
Wed for having shot atTom Dor- vcc : proenrcaa FsMi ana expressed a reona Horizontal,
vJdurb2 a recent festive game of "'Seville lor some time. Il:e
1 a w v fla4 a- wauwa lii -aa a wa wuuar viLl k. I M . m m
i am tmtARV ai ii t a na a m a m i a. - l. .
v w r a a it ra a a a m m m rm n am w m
uicy ocean i terfered, however, and escorted Tom v,ttlJtt,,u
of the Dem- before Mavor Knaus. who sentenced Suoerior UDrjPht.
Bill Green of Clark 'township is
J during
1 a Iff tt A A
wsmt a ar iv nrvi p a irpr - o v - . . m
I "r V llt Saturday and kent at the Brown MwU oma;U rolcs
i0oimg ai orxcu, wrcca SKiFpcw. . ., feel backward on account
bnell was not hit, but the next time POU5C UDm wonM7 WDCa Peaaj
f.?t. rinrn in a ram, of nck he should tcra of COunt7 001111 W" cld, with
ve a brace of pistols buckled around Judges Herring and Hayes on the
Gambling, by the way, is run- to in(l" to the colonel's
Sg riot in Chariton county with no T- His trouble prwed to be
Went effort on the part of officers cerebral annemia, and he was
the grand juries to suppress it. oracrca seni io wyium ai
I St. Joseph for treatment, and was
The farm residence of James Hor- taken to that institution Tuesday
Jof Cockrell township was destroyed I mcrnin? by Sheriff J. R. Deropsey and
fire last Saturday night about 8 I his old comrade in arms, Capt. J. C
lock. The fire had its origin Wallace. Col. Musser used to weigh
Cooking Stoves:
before Mayor Knaus, who sentenced Superior Upright,
ocratic newspapers of the county. him to the calabouse for seven days. foddTs Economy,
W. H. Teal of near Utica, Iowa, Superior Economy,
and George Border of near Indian J King Bee,
Grove made the Courier a pleasant I Queen
7 rTr r; : Z i Wilson, and several oth-
Awarded
Highest Honors World's Fair.
r
ivgh a defective flue, and as there I about 250 pounds, but is now only a
1 only one bucket of water withb I shadow of his former robust self. It
j a mile, it was impossible to impede I is thought that his emaciated condi-
; progress of the flames and the I tion has largely to do with his brain
Iding was totally consumed, oui nor trouble, and we sincerely nope that
il after all the contents had been la course ti treatment and kindly care
'zored. The house contained six I at the asylum mar result in the re-
;ms, and was insured for $200, 1 cuperation of both his complete phy
Ich will nothing like cover the loss. I sical strength and full mental powers.
CREAM
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elected every officer at the late Xo-
vember election except the sheriff, and
that the latter official will be needed
to look after the hungry Republicans
who failed to gain admission to the
county pie-counter. Mr. T. is a red
hot Democrat, and says he is going
to take George .Border to Iowa next
... .
weer to enzaee in iirminT tn tn
Hawkeye state and hopes to reform
George politically ,'although he is now
an nncomDromisin? Renuh!ieao.
a pure uape ueam 01 iinar rowaa. rrea nrrrm mA Hriv. .u,t, , T
frocrTAmnxinii, Alum or my other adulterant, I GerKC will drive through to Iowa,
40 YEARS THE STANDARD. dui nis lamuy ww go oy rau. .
ers, all guaranteed.
flajestic Steel Range,
Superior Steel Range,
Superior,
Mohawk,
Model Queen.
Neader,
Kitchen Queen,
Economy, and a number
of other brands from
the best foundries.
mi
MOST PERFECT MADE.
Coal Heating Stoves:
floore's Airtight, will keep fire 24 hours, and man v
other makes.
I alscfcarry at all times a fall stock of Hardware. Oneens-
ware and a fine line of Pocket and Table Cnttlery. Come and
see me. Yonrs Respectfally,
W. D. VA6JGRAN