The Taney County republican., February 20, 1896, Image 3

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,vxs la town oa Thursday..' vr:.
X7erk o the v new- calafwioeala
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tfinr aromlaeat eitt
?jfOaw township, wm ! towa
f QgTcr pore wiaes,- liners sad efears
' erj niuifc nmta a uooo o.
Vv'-t2r.' John Ssaftbeoa's baby boy la
-V slek with pneaooala. Dr. B.
. ; - Jcr baa the eau li b,.--'
' 5?It sot aly so, it nast be isoy
iBte Cough Car aeUquIeklv.aad
tti what make It go. B. S. Pries.
T. ti Meeaersmlth, of 8rlagaeld,
pawed through the city Tuesday oa
way to Taney county la eemrch of
.tad- Oaark llerald. .
;Tauey county pore com whiskey
caa't be beaC For aaW only by A.
lw Fairish. Try It. -
; XIr. J, ET. .CbamberlaJa, of Taney
. viae, made a visit to towa last Friday
; laeompaoT with Mr. O. T. Wormaa.
'A hWniver with a torpid liver will
i not be a loag liver. Correct the liver
' with Oa YTitt'e little Early Efeera, lit-
tlePUU that core dyspepsia aad
"J; atSpatloa. ; B. B Price. - - '
' .llr.B. 8. Branson, the well kaowa
Eepablieaa politician, and : foi mtrly
(laaatr and Circuit Clerk, was la
A:';; towa this week ;:;V:
V': Ilex cholera . care th best oa
earth, ftnaraateed. Ask for Moore's
V jfo Cholera," at 4oha TJHckasoa'a,
Taaey Cltyetora.
V; The Osark Herald of lasThuxeday,
v - i sayat "lllae ' Ella Caney, of Taaey
eeuaty, arrived la the city Taesday to
attend Ibe Oxark High 8chool."
.'fK::' ,The celebrated Anheaaer-Boach
H hser always oa - ice at, A. L,
' W- Parrlsh's saloon. It la the beat on
i Vtte saarkei--. vC-
, , Emle Williams, the f onagest son
V.ef Mr. 8. J. WUUam. U lying sick
s with intercostal avuralKia at the rest
v deace of Mr. J. K.. McUafle, where
f-vthe little telhw had fcone on a visit.
? TfGtre ma a liver regulator and I can
rraulate tlte world," said a ; aeuius.
- The druggist handed him a liottle of
De wilt's Uttl Early itisers, tbe ra
tsoas little piila. H. B. Frice. ;
The following narri ge licenses
r-'wre Issued by the ' recorder since
tour last issue: lewis B. Warren and
" .-IT.- Dora Uiddletou, both of 6waa;
; B. F. Houseman and Laura Kluyon,
both of Forsyth. ;
;lf suffering with piles, it will inter
1 est you to know that De Wilt's Witch
:tlaaL .haivo will cure theav This
medicine is a specitlo for all coav
v plaints of this character, and if ia
i strucUons(wnicn are simple; are car
V ried out, cure will result. We have
V tested this la numerous eases, and at
ways with like results. It never
i feller B B Price. ;V . , 'r .
: f Messrs. J. C Blair, George L. Tay
' lor. A. L. Farriah and L. C. Walker
f made a trip to the park last Friday,
and returned the same day. They
net MrGeorge McCaaa, president
of the park company, oa tbe grounds,
sad discussed future improvemeata
With him.
Our people are growing more and
oore la tbe habit of lookia x to F V.
Caldwia tor the latest and best ot
every thing ia the drug line. He aeuls
Cissaberialn's Cough Hemedy, 1
eas lor Its cures of bad colds, croup
sad whooping cough. When in need of
sack a medicine give this remedy a
trial and you voa will be more than
, pleased with the result. ; V
l'--' 'The Kissee v Hills roller mill
; a now running and is doing first
v class work. The proprietors want
; , " your wheat and will pay bo cts
per bushel for the best wheat.
i f aissee, Metzger & Co.
v.ff sy- uraut, or lauey vuie, was
! trougut to town on Monday for ex
Uuaatlon as to hi sanity Probate
Vad Hull summoned a 1 jury of
twelve men, who, alter, bearing the
testimony and seeing Great, brought
Via Va verdict to the effect
f &at he is of uatouad mind, violent
.0 sad dangerous. Graut is now In the
; etrs ef the sheriff; and at times Is
a W wjld and unruly He is prob
ytlyl2or2S years of age, and came
; tiis county from Iowa ' last year.
I Cppoiatment in love is said to be
tie cause of his Insanity. Judge Hull
ts notified the county court of his
idiUoa. .
You near it almost everywhere,
read it in the newspapers, that
vCaoos Liver Regulator is ; tbe
liver remedy, and the" best
tng1 medicine, and tbe best
;od medicine. "The only med-
any conseguence that -1
m Simmons Liver Resulator."
Co wrote Ur. R. A. Cobb, of
canton, N. C And V. F. Park,
yfc.cf Tracy City, Tenn., writes
ooca Liver Regulator is the
ire XC buahela of oats to seU.
;U J. G. Coot,
-':X '?iarhyyn2eV Mo. "
rp oMIi talis tz tg'iS
t-z ca crt, f -r wtki a
Oodrrcjrj, l..-:a ia bclrj prepared.
The; procwj wUI be devoted Jo
bclsff ; JfcaceH aroa tie church.
- Doat iavlta diaeTeztcseat by eav
periaecUzTJesd epea Oae Min
ute Coah Cars cadyew have lamed-late-
raKs It core croc. The' only
harwdeaa 4eed that Mrfodueea- lm
nediaia ree:t.D: D. Prise. : , -
J.H. Hlltoa pjat, IK A; Xihad a
beaa eoop dtnaer here last Saturday.
It was wy atteaded, both by Union
soldiers aad "old Confederates BUI
Wood did the cooktag, and waa
WMD9IT pseaitfsav VI HWaiis)aHI alaVtlae
The old aoldler. d their friend,
had a good time. v
aBAMaaM vabi Bftaai aiaaaaiaiaaaT abvh
Tbe Utde daughter of Mr. Fred
Webber; Holland. Ma had a very
bad cold and cough which he bad not
been ablo to cure with aay thlag. I
save him a 25 cent bottle ot Cham
berlaln's i Cough Bemedy, aaya W. P.
Hoidea, merchant and postmaster at
West Brimf eld, aad the next time 1
saw aim ; be said It worked like a
charm. This remedy Is Intended espe -
., r . , uc?Mu,g -
r ? TV "d W0T
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Tk. I. J..M.'U-.l..
U to children for It eonUlna nothing
injurious, For sale by F. V. Baldwin -
Mr., O.T. Wormaa, of Rpriagfield.
has been spending the past week at
Taaeyrllle aad Forsyth. He had a
lamber yard at Osark for several
years, sad is well kaowa to many of
our. eltlseas, who had deallaga with
him in the past. ; Mr. Wormaa has
some Idea of locating ia Taney county
and going into we minper Dasiaeai.
Soothing. ' healing, cleaasins. De-
Wltt's Witch II axel Salve la the ene
my to sores.wonnds aad piles, which it
aever fails to cure. Stopa itching and
burning. Cures chapped lips and cold-
sores in two or tnree hours. 0. 0.
Price.
Congressman Tracey has introduced
a bill which seeks to prevent the fraud
uleut transfer of alleged Spanish land
grants iu Southern Missouri. Persona
ia this part of the State have beeu
seJ.Iug such land at a Tory low , figure,
though the title is In reality in . the
United States name. This ha .been
goiug on in Barry, Stone, Taney and
w. vaaM mm mm mmmmmmm mm mmmmiam
One MlauteCougb Cure touches the
right spot. It also touches It at the
right time if you take it when you
have a cough or cold. See tbe point?
Then dout cough. B. B. Price.
Messrs. G. L Taylor, L. C. Walker,
Walter Arnold and Lawrence Carroll
went up jsov Springfield on Saturday,
aad ail returnetl on Tuesday night,
except Mr. Taylor, wbo left Spring
field on Monday morning oa a visit
lohu relatives ia'liliuois. The For
syth party heard lugersoH's lecture
oa Shakespeare, Saturday night, aud
easily reached the eoaduaioa that they
had listened to the greatest oi living
orators.
Quick In effect, heals and leavea no
scar, punting scaly a erupuou
anieklv cured bv fJa Witt's witch Ua-1
skla eruption
.I InnHI A hnnil imMi I
bid sores, it is magical la effect. Al I
ways cures piles, b. B. Price.
Mr. William Wood haa set but I
thirty-six young trees in the court I
bouse yard, paid for by contributions I
from our enterprising citizens wbo I
. . . a t .L. . I
we aa iwcrca in improTwg mi ap-
pearaace or tae town. ur. wood
took great pleasure in his work, as he
helped to build the drat court house
here, and well remembers the scenes
and events of bygone years, when ho
and Taney county were both young.
For fifty-live years lie hns lived in
Forsyth aud ite vicinity, aud only one
mau now alive has been longer In tbe
county than be. Mr. - Wood . also
helped to build the old jail which was
torn down last montn, and ia now en-
gaged ia tbe work of erecMug tbe
new calaboose. He saw the rire aud
fall of the Forsyth that flourished be
fore the war. witnessed the slow
growth of the little town that strug
gled into being after the great con
flict, and for the last three years haa I
rejoiced la the prosperity and ad
vancement of the aew Forsyth.' Mr.
Wood possesses a memory that ia a I
perfect treasure-house of old tradi-tals
tioas and the romance of the pio-1
neers. tie haa aeea tbe red Indian 1
vanish from the scene and the wolf I
and the bear slink into the fastnesses I
of tbe Boston mountains. He haa I
lived to aee the wilderness blossom Arkansas, for to . the one r that buya
like a garden of : roses, and today, not there are two who do settle la
though still bale and hearty, has come Taney county, charmed by tbe evl
to regard ktaself as coeval with the dences of prosperity on all sides. He
oaks of the forest. ' who saag of the hard times and law-
IOHM T.fDlCMHSOH. NOTAXY I
Pubuc. is now readv to do aU
Legal Business. Deeds, Trans-1
era and ITortesres executed. Pen-1
sion Vouchers, Acknowledgments I
ana acidayits sworn to. v I
The Bankers' aad Menaaate Town
Mutual Fire Insurance Cnnnaav of I
Liberty, Mo. have established a ra-
eprdiag ageney at this place nadir
the supervidoa of Gritri & He-
Ooakey, who are now crrrrrtd ta is-
ssa policies at reasocxtla raica. '
f twa EartraxnAa-:
Prcf. J.- B. Hicks and hi pupils
are : making . preparations for an
exhibition at the ' close J cf bis
scbboL : They will have a
strel band and ' everytnittg". thai
"me ana caienc can produce, as
the professor is' very energetic tn
line.
Tbe roads are very bad, but the
a - : . m ...
I a t 1 - -
f?10 popuion ol ur town and
uburba vhave been repairing
the f wWt places this
wf,ck JIn probability they
W,U gde them when the weather
geis.ietter. .
- 1 An .enormous amount, of rain
I during the past week has been
I hindering factor to our energetic
1 farmers.
I Andv Sveraol and hia wife have
1 bn quite ill during the past week
with u are some bet
ter at present.
i T. . e-.-- . ;. i
uc ; uuu ui icmui uici jui
week and v elected ' the following
1 officers: W. L. Randolph, cap-
Uinf Andv Bersoi, first iieuten
""J - ' v cas, second ueuten
I "t; and Arthur. EversoL O. A
KLinz and A. F. Vanzandtsere
I selected as camp counsel, Arthur
lEversol to' act as chairman of
I said counsel. They named the
CMno Gea; Lyon, who was
kaied.t Wilson creek while lead
ing a bayonet charge.
lames . R. VanzandL Ir.,- has
moved back on his farm two miles
west of here, and Lige Vanzandt
is now living with Rev. -Vanzandt.
On account of sickness.' Com
mander. H- C Devall ' was unable
to attend the last regular meeting
of the G. A. R. He ba been
very, punctual, having been absent
I onfy twice since they organized
iasf August.
W. . Randoloh. our aecommo-
w.rlr-mi.h ha i.,t
wagon
timbers, and
ia now prepared to
accommodate
his' customers in
that line. .
The son -ot Mr. Botts, who was
accidentally shot about two weeks
ago, was called hence the 14th
inst.. and the ' remains were in
terred in the Kirbyville cemetery,
just south of town, on tbe 15th
He leaves his parents and severs
brothers and sisters to mourn their
loss.
. -Mr. James Pernell and his fam
ily are now occupying tbe Lay ton
residence, recently vacated by R.
W. Cline. He is our new mer
chant, and. has many winning
ways which promises him success
r r .
A lOOSK CU10VU13 UIOCC WIS
held at the residence- of William
lEvintrton not loner since, and all
who were present expressed them
- w
selves as having a most enjoyable
time.
prof. M. T.flackson, of Brown
y .
Branch, has iuei cloaed a moat
successful term of school at Cedar
Creek, and has been in our midst
for the past few days visiting the
school here. The professor is one
of Taney's best teachers, and he is
going to teach out' an unexpired
term of school at Lone Elm.
Our. old merchant, John Kin
trea. arrived here Sunday. He
says it njakcs him glad to be in our
. ,t ftn :
Miss Irene Bracken, one of
Protein's shining lights, who
taught the Turkey Creek school,
has been with us for tbe past week
visiting her friends. " Incog.
AOYOSf SCHOOL PXSTBICT.
Correapoadcaee of Tae Bapnblteas.
There are still a few deluded mor-
who, in their search for homes,
pass on through Taney, looking nei-
tber to the left at tbe . rolling upland
acres, nor to the, fight at tbe clover-
red meadowa aad- brown-turned soil.
We can afford to let them go on to
lM)M f " U OfXljhAtTfU
of P- Taney la
OBl, coming to the froat she's
there, aad means to a tay there.
Mr. Clark, an Eastern maa, has
trchably located la this eoraer of
lUacla Sam's checier-board. He has
adaded to barehasa the fkrat of
aUaelVEU Klayca eaa of tbetidi-
Vtatt bv tv war la Taney
httle taros, by eJ
eoaaty. There is a tjlr-d orchard;
with staall trnUs ilructrtUa. ; Any
Otrt3 tMtij a IZily xzn tzzl b
rTz: Z rzTJ ttre the czztZzz tJ r-r?i
Cca dba net propose ta Ive
Cia esrty, t jweveraa.' he vrss oae
ef t-i cirty ttaei ra, and havl: j aeca
Tccy rrowf cad develop, he txteads
to itay tars and enjoy the era of
-v.
vetsro. ead trca kaowa all over the.Creci P. O. U tbs fiase tojt Ca.
coeasy, eoatezusas a trip to tus old
home this aprhj. ;.o,.V'; ; ' :'"..
- Irv Lewia Jcnso, ioae . of . the
brightest aad naiveraany Cied youn;
men of the eoaaty, is very ill mt pre.
eat. aad with eon e doubt as to hia
recovery, extreme sympathy la ello-
ited, and kind friends and adshbors
vie In attention and, care.? We ear
nestly hopo for his recovery. f
The htiuse' of . CoL Prather, oa his
farm on Swan, ia about ready for
occupancy, and tbea' the wprld in
general will aee anch a revolution la
tbe agricultural world as will amass
the aqulrrehv and bluebirds. The
speetacle of the digalffea and.' stately
Colonel corraling a 1 cultivator or en
ticing forth the fruits of mother earth
will be a novel one.
The merry and giddy social circle
of this section enjoyed, a regulation
hop at Mr. George Uull'a the other
night, and a highly, enjoyable even-
ing is reported.
Mr. Rains, who located here a short
time agoyb transforming hia place
into a thlag of beaaty and uaefut-
ness. lie baa built a fine new barn,
the kind one sees in the North, and
is laying, the toundatioa for a: new
house. There have been over fifty
homeseekera located la thie Immedi
ate neighborhood la the last rear,
and among their many commendable
qualities foremost Is their Republi
canism. ,V -
This principal feature of alUhe en
tertainments around this winter has
been the music furnished . . by . the
Ocally ..famous violinist Bill Siios.
His skill is required at alttbe daaces,
and in the same , demand at all box
suppers, school exhibitions, etc '
BaxTaallL
PROTXM, ;
Uormpoadeaea ot 1 uu JtaroaucaaT.
As Protem has no regular cor
respondent, I will give a few items.
A little son of J B. Johnson,
who lives two miles south of Pro
tern, was kicked in tbe face by a
mule. Dr.. McCurry was called in
and soon set matters all right.
: - Mr. Dan Clemens, the night
watchman, : and Ur. - S. W. Fain,
the postmaster, are "on tbe sick
list this week.
Mr. H. F. Owen is having a new
addition put to his store.
The Woods hotel seems to be
well patronized, and Uncle "John
knows how to cater to. the wants
of tbe public.
Mr 'Mat- n9ni:M X3.,-A.. U.. I
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locatetl in our Inwn wik gin inlpn. I
tion ot runnine a blacksmith shoD.
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We are glad to have Mr. Danlies
in onr l.'ttl villxr- .
Mr. Isaac Latsbawleft our.town
this morning, moving on toward
Taneyville. :
The youngsters had a nice time
over their valentines on the nth.
Mr, J. J. Allen, our pho
tographer, left here last Friday
with the intention of going to the
Boston mountains.
Mrs. Blanche Bunch arrived
home last Saturday from a visit
with her sister, Mrs. Ella Lamber
son, at Isabella, Mo. ' f' .
Mrs. Shaffer was in town today.
tne nrst visit tor -tour .weeks on
. a m at m
account of a bad spell of sickness.
We are glad to see her out.
Rev. Ruble preached here Sun
day at it a. m., and Sunday night
also. . ' ,: -. ' '
As this is my first, 1 will close,
or fear it will find- its way to the
J -.
vaste Da&lcet. . ? . USA. I
ilrD. Wiley, ex-postmaster, Black
Creek, N. Y, was so badly aCIeted
with rheumatism that he was only able
to hobble around with eanea, and
even then It caused him great pain.
After using Chamberlain's Faia Balm
be was so mucn improve; inai ne
. m - 4 a . a I
threw away his canes. He says this
liniment did him mora good than aU
other medielaes and treatoext put
together. For l W P,
bottie by F.V Baldvfav ?:
Our offer of the
Ciada and I
tbe Taaey County
one year tzr one do
tm the m ci
Tfca IUida fa
pn3C)fcstt
inthsUtliUCttlrt
Usaa is tta cCchl
eoonty, ccruuuss
ta aUcar fri
Triedo
xiarca
weiily
the Ccb
rcf Iztcit
trttr
crcr;C:rtrrlt-tr z'U
C';-llm
fciir
:.Tr 2y c2tc:llrt tz tA
crjav ksstX' as3 clca -r::- --rm
nett ctsra tsuc3tsc tJ Cciir
nassUaXareaxaaxd Uiea
aUe rrodaca la esxa&cs for fvCx,
J. T7. Pierce, EtpUla, U, eyseI
Kara a T!i-cntrVuN rv.M t-.
aaV tT 7 iZ?"ZZ
t I' -ZrZ7
Our offer of the ToSdo weekly
bisoa aad cm Xaney twoty Xpab -
Mean for one year for caa CoOar baa
already found several takers. Call
on ua or write and- inclose f 1.C0 and
we will furnwh youbttth- paperai on
these terms. Tbecoat of clUieroaa
alone Is tbe same as that of both un
der our clubbing arransemehi.'
. ; My shop ' is neat, razors sharp
and towels clean.; Ily scissors are
keen and clippers . in order to do
you the best job you ever seen.
Give me a call when in need of
anything in my line of business.
T. J. VANZANDT, Barber and.
Tonsorial Artist,- South . side of
squarer Forsyth, M o.
7 DaCaoH aavtag beea maaa sa the
at tsaawtssaasarsday a esrta
ayMsaree AGaa
aiUa, aad. Ochsrt . I.
Alton, augla msa, astad Jauary t,
1SSS, aad rsssrtfaa la Siaek S. at aasa 1SS m
taa aflss at the rsasrasr ef asaCa at Taasyl
vsuaty-saaaart J. W.
Laara K. Gaaasbarlala,
ta tas Taaey Csuaty Cask. L w. tt. wade,
Oasatsr Tansy County Bank aattaf far esM
la araarOaeaa wtta tas tanas aai
atsaUBMrlaaaa dsei wUI. be
iwasaiasaaureef S-a. aad a. at. a
aataroay, Ua Tta day,r Xtarab, lS.
at tas seatt dear at the esatt aseaa fca BW.
syta, Taasy Ceuaty. Wiaaart, u 1
He vendue ta taa nlaatst b4dar
taa piayitj la said aisrtaaas Uead
bsd tawttt Taa eouttwest cjuarter attaa
aorUwau qnartar of seat tea St. tswasaip
Si, nets 10, eoetafalaa aeras ta .Tarns
Oauety, u: far tas purpoMSof sail
caea. - v - Taaay CMD. Suk; -;
By W. SI. Wada, tiaaaiar.
Ftm pubtloattoa fab. IS, lass.
HOTlCB
U. a- Laad OOoa,
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CoaiBlaiat aaTlac aaea eiurra
wmo-y j,sv -
Soe bv B. CSwi O Belli uu
M Un eff
-sua
vawaer for attaaaoaiae
eatry Sa. ' S1741, datad So Stfe,
"
upoa witqr 1 ar. sca.ssa war.
a wqrssssx, iwp. M . tung- si w. la
Taa eanaiy. suawuti. wit a vlaw ta th
aa llrttee ot aa d eatry. taa said aaitla
ra aarvoy awaioneo fa appear at taa
U. 8. Laa4 OOoa. hDrTaitSalaT Ma.. ik.
lOtk cay at AprU, isn. at 10 o'e ook a.
a., ta msnaad aad furalaa trvn ,nv m.
eeralaa said atkarad audOBBi .
J. O. NEWB1LL, Baiatar.
M. B. DaOROSf , Baeelvsr.
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U.S. Land Oaee. aortaaaM. Ma.,
. ii- -rsfraary lata. 1SSS.
Osmnlalmt aavlac baaa entered at thla at
M by 8asaoef D. mMt A.
SBMOOaiBC "W WIM
no. inn, eaiaa jaaaary Uta. USS.
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1 w. w . m- mm an rwom- Mm iwm. n
raaaanwaaty wast, ta Taaey ussfj. tto-
toon wtta a view u taa ewillaUia at aatd
eatry. taa said mertles arc hereby easi
HPS? -T? JSrjri Ltvyuu ca. aefsrs
WnxiaM D. Joaaaoa ea taa eta day at
AprU.lM,. i a'etask a,wraoaaad
raratob taattaioay aaaearataa aatS aliatatf
mwamuMuut ta oa aad before taa
B4fbaaBeet!ver at Sprtasaak Mo.,!
M. B- DaOBOF?. Baeatyar.
Mcmvm.
U. 8. Lead Otlaa, SprbavaaM. XJa.,
CoaiBlaiat havtaa aaaa frail at ikk
nea or rreoanea wmmi I
W. Cate'sssa for abaadaata
entry He. HWI, dated Nee. H, 18U.
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8. Lsad Oflee, SoHaal-kl. tlaToa
hi v. 9. msa uaee. simacnitia. am.
taa SStb day af April, 1896, at 10 e'aloek a.
. 10 raapana aae raraisa tattlaiaav as
rata said aliased abardeejeat.
J. e BEWBILU. Badatar.
at. aw uiuKurr
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