The Marshall republican. [volume], July 14, 1899, Image 1

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MARSHALL REPUBLICAN.
Vol.. VIII.
.MARSHALL SAI.IXH COUXTY, MISSOUIH, JULY 11, 1SUU.
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LIVn STOCK WORLD.
Dr. "'. A. Poller, according to the Scdalia
Capital recently vaccinated sixty head of cattle
belonging to J. A. Ware ns n preventative of
blackleg. Vaccinalinti in thit case it merely
introducing into tlie nnhii.il a inilit form of the
iliseav. It gives tlie cattle a milil form of
blackleg ami forever alter that they are safe
from attacks of this disease which is generally
fatal. Illacklcg kills the animal in fioiti twelve
hours to two days."
M. Mcllolietts, o( Malta Delhi, sold ,l
branded rattle, il lbs, at 5.1-50 in Chicago
Mntnlay.
1'. W. Marshall, of lllackw.ttcr, sold (
hraniled cattle, 1.5 lbs, at 51.. 15 in Chicago
Monday.
Houston llros. of Malta llend, .sold 6 cattle
averaging 1.175 lbs at n..5 nud 31 Tcxnns,
averaging 'AS lbs. at 51-95 on the Chicago
matket Monday.
Clough : Field, Naplon. had 30 head Midi
pound steers on the St. Louis market Tuisdny,
that were sold nt 5.5. 10 to Swift .t Company.
Tito, illackfotd of lllackhutii, maiketcd
several loads of hogs in Kaunas City this week.
SECOND BAND CONCERT.
The Marshall Cornet Hand which gave its
opening number last l'riday night, rendered
the program given lielow, last night. Large
crowds have attended doth times, and the peo
ple are anxious to show their appreciation of
the baud's effort in furnishing Marsli.ill enter
tainment far at least one night per week, dur
ing the dull summer season.
Kvery rig in town may lie seen on these oc
casions ','111 tliu.se of others, nou-residents, who
drive hi, for a pleasant evening ate ftciMUtit.
Tlie County Court having refused to allow Un
hand lxys to play in thistatd, the veranda at
Minn's Hotel and a stand elected mi the east
side of lUe square, have been ned for the pur
pose, while the crowd llocks in upon the grass,
that has for several years been ho well taken care
of Such seeming thoughtlessness in tramping
upon this grass that has gone to seed, must be
very exasperating to the honorable judges,
who mi quickly refused the band boys, the
privclcgc of playing there- Hut the humor of
the situation, when you conceive of the way in
which the gnat has. been strained at and the
camel swallowed is indeed amusing. Like
Cleveland, when visited at the national capitol
b) J"Coxcy's army," the court should post n
few signs "keep off the grass."
1 y. S. "Ncoga" Williams.
i. Grand March ''Reunion Thomas.
5. Walt "Just One Girl" Arr. by
Mackic.
. Alto Solo "Nrouia"--Thomas
5. Polka -"Plaisu D'Antour" llahr.
(. (J. S "Ambia" Peller.
7. Walt. "She Was ilred in Old Ken
tucky" Arr. by Metcalf.
S. J. S. -Vernon.
). Walt. "Just as the Sun went Down"
Arr. by Mackic.
10. O. S. "Atoka" Thomas.
TRAMPS KILLED IN A WRECK.
About four o'clock a. m. Thursday, train 76
wcstliouml, under Conductor Smith and Hu
giliccr ll.ril, Hiiginc 2o, went into the ditch
two miles east of Glctidalc, killing four tramps
who were stealing rides ami ditching i cartel
freight. None of the train cietv were injured
ami at this writing the miim- of the wreck is
unknown.
The St. Loins west bound morning train was
backed up from Iljgginsvillc nud together
with the II 11 miner went to Kansas City over
the Wabash from Clark. The lo:.o n. m.
train, No. -17 was nlso compiled to go over the
Wnbash, the track not having been cleared at
that time.
DEATH OF WILLIAM DAVIS.
William Davit died at his home in North
Slater. Thursday night. July (. He was 59
years. 7 months and 10 days of age He had
leen sick since last .lautiary, when he was ta
ken with the grip, which was developed Into
tuberculosis, from which he died.
The funeral was conducted by lilder J. M.
lll.ilock at the Christian church Saturday
morning at ten o'clock, nlfer which the burial
took place at tlie city cemetery. The nll
heaters were Dr. Ish, Joseph Tighe, Mike tip.
per. Waller Dots, W. I' Dulauey and R. P.
Gwiuu. -Stater Index.
SAMUEL CAMPBELL.
CENSUS SUPERVISORS NAMED.
According to .1 dispatch in Wednesday's
Globe Democrat, Director Mcrriam has np
pointed the following as Republican supervis
ors of the Census for Missouri
"Fourth district, H. li. H. Mcjiuisey. Mary
ville; I'iflh district. George J. Ilaer. Kansas
City; Sixth district. J. M. l'idock, Greenfield;
Seventh district, Harry II. Parsons, Marshall;
Highlh district. J. W. Vosholl, Linn; Tenth
district, I'. W. Kntichcustciu, Clayton; Itlcv
cnth district, J S. Illggins, St. Louis.
W. G. Robertson had hicii selected for the
Seventh district, but declined mid recommend
ed Mr. Parsons, as also did Mr. Henry Lamm,
of Sedalia, Mo., member of the state central
committee. The other six distticts will lc giv
en to the Democrats."
AN EASTERN TRIP.
.Snvlnl to Iti'piiltlli'BH.
Died of heart trouble, July nth. S.imitel
Campbell aged alxiut 65 years. The deceased
has lived south ol Xclron for about four ears,
having moved here (torn Warrenshurg, to
which place, his body hat been taken for burial.
The deceased was a popular man in this com
munity and one of its best citfrcus.
Mrs. W. (V Fisher and children, Will 1'.
and Misses Mabel and Nnditie, left Marshall at
11:45 p.m. Monday (or an eastern trip of, tor
I weeks duration. Tliey will visit Richmond,
Fortress Muiiiue. Old Point Comfort and Nor
folk, Vii. . thence by steamer Xoo miles to Hot
ton, Mass., returning by way of New Voik
City. Philadelphia Italtimoic, Washington
City, Staunton and White Sulphur Sptiugs,
Vn. Dr. Fisher and wife nrc Itoih ualiu-s of this
county, but their parents were Virginians mid
they have icl.itlves at utiuii'tout points in Va.
Dr. Fisher will lodge at home and take his
meals nt the Vcudome Hotel, during the ab
sence of his family
SERIOUSLY HURT.
Oscar lltowu was very seriously hurt 011
Tuesday morning, while engaged in storing
hay in the barn, on his father's faun some 3
miles northwest ol town, when some of the
machinery hi the hay lifter broke, and the fork
pieiced his h.iok hem-nth the right shoulder
blade, injuring his spinal vertebrae. Drs. ILill
nud (ore were called and while Mr. Krown it
seiiously hutt, yet he is doing nicely under tho
circumstances
ATTACKED UY A ROOSTER.
Mrs James M. Roberts, living on College
Hill, was seriously hint on Saturday nfturuoou
while attempting to catch some cliickenstli.it
were in a Ikjx 011 the ground A big plymouth
rock rooster of n fighting nature tlim- nt her.
striking her in the left uye, cutting llio b ill
which bled profusely, since which time the un
fortunate lady hat not been able to see at all
out of this eye.