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V Tha tccctilal tsow put in an ap-pearance again yesterday morning.

DeA7itt'a LUtle Eariy CIsers forbillionaaeaa, indiction, constipationA amall pUL' a prompt euro. B IPrice. VV ; ; : .

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Stirea pays xa ceatsa dozca it .

- It you want a good ncigar goIke's. , ;

Taney county pure corn whiskey;n't ba beau For sale ohly by A;

co::c?AlTTLy2

Luabor, Lath, Sliiiijlcdl

In accordance with the promisemade tdut readers on the a6th of

last raoTirm H Rfubucak: ap-prat-d-ay

as a seven-colum- n

foIioiV Taney County has not hada . newspaper , larger than a six-colu- mn

folio for many years, but thepublishers of The Republican feel

justified in giving its patrons morefor their money than was possiblein the f recent past, when two orthree little sheets scrambled for ascanty support. This newspaper

Lime, Cem

Guard Your Own Interests bjfJetUrOr rirlxs tzlV. 1"

Mter Cc:Pickering i; , ''"'Vkas made such progress during the

last two months in obtaining theconfidence of the people of Taney

- coury that its publishers have no' fears for its future success and de-

sire to show their appreciation of. the support it has been receiving

- :';' by enlarging its -- columns. K

i B. B. Prlee sella 8 pounds of the 1896 GREETING J- -V.c-- .best condition powder for 85 eta.'i'. '' One Minute Couch Cure is a pnpu

FfRIHNDS AND PAXRO iVST: -- . t ! - lar remedy for croup. Safe for child- -

;' ' ren and adults. B B Price,; ' :Mr. S. C Johnston, of Springfield,

was in town this week, looking after

1 make my debut amongst you once mere and V lies t CTJir. v...V; Uy Xsinesa Here la'Cn- - ."" ' " '

SELL GOODS.I htVe purchased the&ocx of Groceries cJ J. A. Tzlzt tzl

,: '. ': have added tierttdf, 5 '. :

..: some rval estate business.i.- -

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- v. J. Vanzandt has resumed theI business of repairing shoes. If yon

': want anything done in that line, call Dry Goods, Boots and- A on Tern at the barber ahop and your: - work will be attended to with neal- - ware, Tinirarc, y; oaaaicry anu licraccaness and dispatch. Mr. VauzaudtV '; ;; ; baa had plenty of experience in re--

v pairing aboei and will do .you. a good

ii v We nave made a dabbing arrange--- ;

, . men' with the Toledo Blade by whichour sobsenbers can obtain the Blade

, . Strap Qodo.;'.,r;:;: ;r;- - .r.-;- '

Ton will find my bouse Chuck Foil of First Class - Cocd, ci C:tKinds above mentioned, at pncea that Dar fCjpccTerms wUI be THE GOLDEN IUJLB.1 X wUI LYc tilcjiStock of Groceries is reduced to where I want to keep it, jaale. guarantee you Honest, Fair, deahej.

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I prepcia Tti tj.vthe Cheapest Man in the county for CASlt. Get otitrs' prlLland then I will duplicate or discount thea. .. :

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CCCash 'P-i- (T for prpduco

I will make - V holesale Prices on all oy Gcxta sad D : t -

nd The Taney County Republicanone year for the small sum ol 91.00,Of course the dollar must be paid madvauceaa this proposition is onstrictly cash basis. The Blade with

JUudet wear. Come Quick before Uy Ctock t Oizi. i I ccza'

Business. , ..r :. : , --'.tCome and see my stock 1 guarantee bctton prices csd wiU tcl .

let prices binder a trade for, CASH.-"-- ' ; ;; ; Vv ::' ; Ilemmbe the Place the Doon keowa the FOOL XJAtXr ;:

S. E. Corner Square. You need not bate any fear cf yotrand children coming-t- o this place now as it is a CUy llzz? :and First Class General Storey same as you will find erjwbrre. ;Hoping to share at least a part of your valuable patrei

I am Respectf uUy '.

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ttaC; ttlxr--,'-1 Cl'-- r ta f

lawlrtiJ ctrliyfr ct&xZzrd prixli SCj ytrj, at 6 daa' yardi a larra ttoci cf rtzrbamsfront o to' I arla half cssta yard.donblo L'sheillnjr at eta. a yard;shoes from 7Se. to ClO; boots fromOliO to tZJXK boys, and mens' batethat run from 25c to t2.C0. of goodquality and the latest styles. All my

t other goods will be sold at a proportionate reduction. Bemember theplace, two miles south of Cedar CreekP. O. This offer holds good for 0days. ) ::-- v:, "r:i 7

10--1 : L. T. CXBNETT.

NOTICI rOBtOBUCATION.Utadoasa as8Drlacakl. H .- Jaaoarv4. 1SSS.

KotiealsaarsbytlvaBtbsttha tollowtaeaaaiedsstUar kas flisd eetlas of his fsta- -rloa to asaka laal. proof la support of hiselatai, aadtkat said proof will bo atade bororo v

J. C. Johasoa, drentt Ctork,at Fnrsytk, Ifa.,

February is, 1883. tU;Jsiss B Im.

koaMstoad spplleattoa No H8S0. for thes kalf, s. w. qr. sootloa S4, twp Ma, raaarIf w. .

flo asaios tao followlaa. . witatssss tprovo bis ooatiauous rosMoaoo opoasaltfvstlM' of. said land. ls:

Wtltlaat tJ. 8tursiaa, Joba Atklas, FrankaaasMco. uoasrai oaasoa, au oc BrownBraaok, Iu. -- J. G. HKWBfLL, fiaststar.

NOTXCK FOB PUBLICATION.. XeadOfSos at SMlsaflsld. Mo..

- Jsanarv 4. 180ft.Hottos Is aorabT ctvea taat tha foilowlaa- -

aamod settler hss clod aottoaof kUiaUaUoato auka aaal proof la rapport of ks euiss,aad tbatsatd proof will b asado baforaJ. W. Bucbes. CootT Ctorfc. at Forsytb,Mo., oa Saturday. Fabroarv 18, 1896, vis:

SaBKMl H- - Fraaos.hoBMStead appUeaUoa No. 18007, for thaw. half, a 0 frl. or. As. half s. w. frl. ar.sa. o. qr. s. w. in. qr. boobob 10,-fw-

si a. raago i w.Ho aames tka foliowtna wltBoaaos to prove

bis ooatianoas resideaes upon aad eatUva- -noaor, mm iaaa, vis;

Joba B. Wilsoa. Fraak Esiaianoa. WU- -Haat M. Braatley, 8tarUa Coulter, all ofaiioey, Jto. -

J. O. Ilewblll. Bottatar.

; HOriCC FOB PUBLICATION.' Lad Ofioa at SDriaktsM. Mo..

DMcabtr It. 1865.Notlos Is berebf kItcb that tbs folioanai

nmrnoa sottwr bss Biea bouos or Ms latetloa to atsfce flasl proof ia supsort of kteelaim, ana wat saio proor win 00 i Dn'nro 4 c. basoa. Circuit Clerk, at F-rt- k

Mt., oa 8stordsy, Febraarv 1, 1896. vis:Wastnatoa Taj lor. koaMstoad applieattoBn. leios. tor tao a w rr'i qr see is tp zi aranee law.:

BL aasMS tao followlaa wttaepses to provoBit eoauannas rrsiaeooo opoa aao eoiuva-lio- n

of. satt laad. vis:8ohsa Lewis, Wtliani H. Park. Joba

H. Klosv Leonard B Alley, all ot CedarCreek. Mo.

.v ; 3. O. NwMII. Roftleter.

MOTICK FOB PCBLICATIOH.

Lad Offloe at 8prlagfleld, Ma..Deoenber ltb. 1898

Notlos Is herebv ewes tbat tbs followtsaaamsd settler kas Btea bouos of bsr lateotloe to Bisko flaaf proof la support of berclaim, aad that said proof will 00 made be-.'- or

J, W. Hnabts, Cou.t Ork, at For--4 to. Mo., oa Baturdav. Fenruarr 1. lsas.vlai Mrtb A. Warrea, tomesttad appll- -ettloa No 16X06 for turn s. bsif iwars a elqr s w qr A s 0 qr a W qr see. 24, twp St arasae 19 w.

8he aames tbo followlaa wlteesscs toprovo br continuous ronldnaos upoa aadeuMivsttoa nf. said lead, vis:

Jo-- Batemta. C. Batrmaa. B. Haaamoads. Boa Hsmmosds, all ot Taaeyville,

J. O. NewbUl. BeaisUr.

Whereas,' WuiUm K MeBrataeV aadAUo MttBrataay kte wife, aad KdwardD.MiithtiBgalo. a slaclo maa, of the oouaty ofTaeev aad suite 01 auaMNirt or tsou eer--teta ded of trust, dated tbo 37b day ofJuift less aaa a KBOwioacon oa tBe via asyof AQKUHt. 1883 aad recorded la tfco roeorder's Alas ot Taaov Cooaty. Mtsoonrt ladeed of urust book Bo. 2. pace 91. ooavsyedto C C-- Blaaelt as trustoo tbotollowlBK Described laad, towit: X. balflot 1 of a. a. qr. aad tbo a. balf s. a. qr.aad IS aeres oft of w. slds of s. 0. qr of s.o. qr. scotioB V, being all tbat portloa ofsaid s. 0. qr. of s. o. qr. sootloa 4, lylnweetot Bull Creek, all la seatloa 4.

all ISs aeresmore or leee waiea sua ooaveyaaea wasmade ta traet to eeeure tha payment of err-U- Ib

vromlsson notes - la said deed doeeribod; aad whereas said Botes togetherwltb tko Interest tbereon bavo booomo duouodcr tbo provisions of said deed aad bow areaala luapaid, aad whereas ta said deedprovides tbat la oaea ot abeoBOs, death, re-fusal to aet ordisability la aay wise of saidtrustee, tko tksa aettoa saarux or TaneyCounty, Missouri, at tko request of thalecal bolder of said Botes, may proceed toeell said property : aad whereas said trustee baa refused to set under said trust, bow.therefore. I Jm A. Weatherman sheriffof Tnev County , Mttsourl, la aoeordsroswith tbo provisions of said deed of trust asthe same now staaas eorreetea oy a juua-me- at

of lbs circuit court ot Taney Couaty,MieeAuri. made aad eaisred oa tao atb dayof November. 1885. said day belac the 8thdav of tko reaular October term ofeonrt for said vsar. where! a It was decreedtbat tbo eraatees aforesaid bo dirtsUd" of

Ho title of said una aao tao eaia truttso,C. C Blaaett bo vestod therewith for theuses aad purposes of said trust, sad at tborequest of the legal aoiaer or sua sous wuioroosad to srll the above described realestate at tka soutb door of tko eoort boom

mm towa --t Vorsvth. Cooaty of Taaovend Stats of Missouri, at pubila auetloa totba biff best bidder for easB. oa

.. Ratnrdav. Jaauarv 18ih. 1896. '

(mutmb t a hoars of 9 e'eloek la tbo fore--nooa aad S o'eioek la tba afteraooB of tbatdav to satisfy said rotes together with tboeast aad exnennes of xeotins,tiis ttust.

- J A. WBATBKBMAN.Sheriff of Taaov Oouaty BUssoun

aerlac Trustee. -

First pubUeauoa Doe. iz. ism.

GEO. L. TATLOB,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,

FORSYTH. MO.

B. B. PRICE'

v ATTOBSBTT--A- T 1AW.;

Will praeUee In the U. S. Courts andall the court or uus otaie.

Seal estate law a specialty.FOKSYTII, MO.

B. JOHNSON, jv

PHrsiciaw ait sukgxok; ;;'.v

rOESTTH, C - p - TO.

; ; I7catier for the pazt wt;2 fcxs ttraLe and- - oor enterptliTrj farr:;rihave" beea making good use of St byCatherine corn, plowing ftnd msJSclsjpreparations in general for anothercrop, as they have lately; entered up-on the duties of a new. year. -- 1' .The sensation, in regard to theVenezuelan boundary question Is be-

coming quite pronounced among theold aoldters and citizens of this vi ci-ni- iy.

X'apt. J, R. Vanzandt says thathe has alwara wanted to live lonsrenough to get to help whip ola Enz--

(land. . , V

I Mr. Keith and bis family were inI town, Friday. He is one of our pro--mlent cWzena. ; : ;

" - Mr. William Middleton, son , of ouraccommodating merchant, Uncle JackMiddleton. la tfiMhinirmmtitOou.ful term of school on Bee creek, nearthe Dau France distillery. This laWilliam's first term and we all - feelproud of him. He expects to attendachool somewhere-- ' next spring and

r .summer. ;

Mr. George . Vanzandt recentlys,rted for Springfield where be Is

. - . .P".ug arrangemenca (o enter intbc niercantile business at CedarCreek George has the advantage of

lfanrvearstMHnn nrwl.rnnkBOwn formeP mereh.nt John" Kltrea. During that time he reaped thebenefit of John's manner of doingbusiness which is not Questioned bvthose who know him. We aU hopehe wUI meet wUh occc- -

K W. Cane has removed hia stockof goods to Forsyth. R, W. whilewitb us has been read r at all times to.aji4ai.u .i . j.tu"u,u"Bluai reason we regret uis aeparture.Success to you, Bob. .

Mr. Pernell, a merchant on Bearcreek, near. Boone, A. will , in thenear future occupy the store buildingrecently vacated by Uncle Jack Mid- -dletou. lie comes well rccommeudedaud expects to put in a general lineof luerchaudise at rock bottom prices.

At 2 p. m. on Saturday the 1st dayof February tlio Sons of Veterr.ns aregoing to organize. All the tons efveterans both far and near are cordinlly invited to be present and assist iu the organization.. They havemade a good start, having secured 24uaines on their ;. petition. : sous otveterans are numerous In this neighborhood aud a good camp is expected

mu tjie near future.Efforts are being made to organize

a Woman's Belief Corps. -

Mr. Jaui Whortou, of "KisseetMills, was among us the past week.He Is a sou of Uucle Bandy Whortanwho lives four miles . west of thisplace.

Closing exercises of Prof. A. J.UrazeaPa s:hool at fjobblers Knobwere held last Friday week Therewas a large crowd in attendance and

general good lime was bad. Ab&frket diuner in fraud old . picnicstyle was served ou the school groundby the generous Indies of the district.The fact that the women of the district provided the diuner is sufficientevidence of its being good withoutfurther explanation. A box supperat night was held tor the purpose ofobtaining lamps, etc for use inschoolhouse. - The programme gaveeutiro satisfaction and all the patronsana cniiuren seem anxious to securehis services again the coming year.He is also the son of our efficientdeputy sheriff, G. W. Braacal.

The bean dinner here on Saturdaywas well attended and the old soldiers

J. N. Hilton Post and their friendshad a splendid time. v '

PROBATE DOCKET.

February Term, 1896.First Day Estate of Asa O. Shaw

lev. Geo. W. Gimlin. G. and C. An.uual settlement. :

!Kstate of J. C. Yandell, J. W. Yau-del- l,

Admr. Annual settlement.Heirs J. C. Yandell, J. W. YaudeUand C. Annual settlement. . ; 'Scnud Day Estate ot A. C Acres,

W. W. Brown, Curator. ' Annual aettlement. - .

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George O. Ed wards, Thomas B. Ed-

wards, G. and C. Annual aottlementEstate of G. V. G. May, IV. C. May,

Adinr. Final settlement. .

Third Day Estate of Luther Doo- -and Jefferson A. Doolin, N.X.

Doolin, G. aud C. Aunual settlement.instate of Carolme.Boler,. deceased.C Kissee, Admr. Annual settle-

ment. -y'V i;V

Estate of Frank StatonJS.IL South- -worth, G. and C-- Annual settlement.

: W. J. 11UL.L .

Judge of Probate.

My shop is neat,'razors sharpand towels clean. My scissors arekeen and clippers in order to doyou the best job you cver seen.'Give me a call when in need ofanything in my line of business.

I. VANZANDT, Barber andTonsorial Artist, South side ofsquare, Forsyth, Mo. -

bur clubbing arrangement withthe Toledo Blade will be 08 afterthe 1st of February. Subscribenow if you wish both papers; r , :

' out Thk Republican costs a dollar.County Assessor A. P. Morris has

completed his assessment book for theTear 1895. The total value of thereal estate is $570,530, and of thepersonal property $347,277, makinga grand , total of $917,807: This isan increase oyer the assessment of1894 of nearly $120,000.

LOOK HERE !! Don't youknow you can buy your goods ofbetter quality and at lower pricesfor CASH at JOHN T. DICKEN-SON'S TANEY CITY STORE.He has just got in his fall stock ofGroceries," Hardware, Tinware,Cjueensware, Glass, ' Harness,Stationery and Patent Medicines.He can't be beat in price andquality. Call and see him.

J. N. Hilton Post, No. 254, G. A.R., held its annual election here onMonday. The following officers wereelected : Post Commander, S. WLlnzy ; Senior vice-command- er, J. H.Nagel; Junior vice-command- er, J.Biers, Quartermaster, G. P. Lingen-felt- er

; Surgeon, J. A. Pratber ;Chaplain, W. C. Kinyon ; Officer, ofthe Day, W. H. Jones ; Officer of theGuard. C. A. Allen.

Elsewhere in this . issue wjll befound an advertisement of the W.R. Pickering Lumber Co., insertedby the Ozark agency. This company wants your patronage andtakes the best means of proving it,viz., by advertising .in a Taneycounty newspaper. When you

ine county conn win s meet aMonday to receive the land and. personal tax book for 1835 from Assessor- - Morris. a j

Mrs.; J. .O. Carroll presented herhusband with a young son on Sunday the 12th inst. Mother andchild are getting along nicely.

Piles of people have piles, bat . DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve will curethem. When promptly applied Itcures scald and burns without theslightest pain. . B B Price.

Bring in some cord wood on subscription. It willbe more acceptableUUW IUIU IU WUIJ.

County Coroner Isaac Horn beck,of Mincy, was in town on Saturdayand made a call at this office Thecaptain is a stalwart Republicanand rejoices in the success of thisnewspaper.

TWENTY POUNDS of goodsugar for ONE DOLLAR, if youcall on Jim Barker at Stiresstore. ;

I. H. Arnold dealer in pure Ryeand Corn whiskeys. Don t forgetthe place S. E. corner JJJJ Ike'ssaloon, forsytb, Mo.

Mr. R. E. Maxwell, of Macon,Mo., spent several days in Forsyth,'this week, visiting bis sister, Mrs.W. M. Wade, whom he had notseen for about twelve years. Mr.Maxwell has gone to Douglascounty, and after paying his re-

spects to relatives in Greene andPolk counties will go to FortWorth, Texas.

Wife Here's an account of a manwho hot himself rather than sufferthe psnirs of iudig slion. IIthe foolt Why didn't he take DeWitt's Little Early Risers? I used tosuffer as bad as he did befrre I com-menced taking these little pills. B BPrice.

Capt. J. R. Vanzandt, of Kirby- -

ville, was in town on Tuesday.Messrs. Fullbright and Page, cf

Sparta, stopped here on Tuesdaynight They were on their way toHarrison, Ark.

No excuse for sleepless nijrbtswhen you can prcure Oue Minut eCoiitrh Cure. This will relieve all annoyftiices, cure the most severe cougliand irlve you rest and. heslth. Canvon afford to do without it? a aPrice. ,

The following marriage licenseshave been issued by the reordersince last Tburxdsy : John B Rose,of Forsyth, and Frances F. Welch, ofKirhvvillc; Samuel H. France andAnna Booth, both of Mincy.

. Many stubborn and aggravatingcasei of rheumatism that were be-lieved to be incurable and accepted aslife legacies, have yielded to Chamberlain'a Pain Balm, much to the surprise ami gratification of the sufferers.One application will relieve the pauand suffering and lis continued useinsures an effect unl cure. For sale byall dealers.

Sheriff Weatherman purchasedfive acres of land from Mr. LeeBowerman on Monday. The consideration was $ 200.00. ,

Stires proposes closing out his entire line of clothing at cost. Thismeans that you can set a suit ofclothes ' or overcoat at about onehalf price. It will pay you to takeadvantage of this opportunity.- - .E. Stires. '

Messrs. L. T. Cornett and B. V.Westmoreland, two of the leadingcitizens of Cedar Creek township,were in town on Tuesday.

One Minute Couh Cure is rightlynamed. It affords instant relief fromsuffering when afflicted with a severecough or roM ll acta on the throat,bronchia; lubeft, and luugs aud neverfnl a to ive immediate relief. B ItPrice. ; :

Mr, L. C Walker returned onMonday from Boone county, ' Arkansas, wnere tie naa Deen visitinghis sister,. Mrs. T. A. Coulter, for-

merly of Cedar Creek. Mrs. Coul-

ter is suffering from the effects of acarbuncle on her face and is con-

fined to bed. Mr. Walker alsofound another sister, Mrs. AlmaRuble, down with pneumonia, butshe has about recovered.

Sheriff Weatherman returnedfrom the Indian Territory on Sunday evening. During his absencehe ' succeeded in capturing theBeardens, who were indicted bythe last grand jury for the murderof Ike Lewis, and lodged them inthe Ozark jail. The Sheriff arrested Marion Bearden in McDonald county, Mo. ,and John Beardenin Newton county, Mo. : SheriffWeatherman's first information asto the Bearden's hiding place ledhim into the Indian Territory butwhen he reached the place indi

lu rarrtsa. : Try it.- -v

Go to Ike's for the celebratedLemp'a .beer. :l '

For pure wines, liquors and cigarscan at A. L. Parriah a saloon S. Ecorner public aqaare. . '

Ah there ! have you tried any ofjonn A. Oideon's pure corn whisKey r If not, call at Ike's."

Mr. B. B. : Price has improvedhis property in this town by build-ing a commodious smoke-bous- e

and excavating a cellar.The celebrated Anhenser-Bus- cb

beer always on ice at A. L. I

Parrish's saloon. It is the best, on I

the market.' - ? ' I

Coughing irritates the delicate or-- J

gans and airgravatea the disease. In--stead of waiting, trv One MinuteCough Cuie. It helps at once, making expectoration easy, redaces theorenesa and inflammation. Every

one uaea it. a a J'rice.Mr. J. A. Tolerton has built an

ice house west of his store buildine' 1

and is having lumber hauled to addanot W i Kn n." ' - .r --- o "--

..wvu, ,su w

loierion s pool ana Dimara dusiness. ine lower room is alreadyoccupied Dy re w. inline.

Carlton Coruwell, foreman of the I

a?l2Mf,dd,ft07,l? JC ?,levrCough Remedy

honld be :n every horneT He usedit for a cold and it effected a speedycure. He says: "It is indeed a grandremedy, I can recommend it to all. Ihave also seen it used for whoopingcough, with the best results." 25 aud I60 ceut bottles for sale by all dealers.

Mr. J. P. Siler has been in. townfor the past week. .Pete expectsto locate again in Forsyth.

Our offer of the Toledo weekly.Blade and The Taney County Republican for one year for one dollar has

already found several takers. Callon us or write and inclose $1.00 andwe will furni8b you both papers onthese terms. The cost of either onealone is the same as that of both under our clubbing arrangement.

The new roller mill- - at-- - KisseeMills began running last Mondaymorning.

John T. Dickenson, NotaryPublic, is now ready to do allLegal Business. Deeds, Trans- -fore anil IfnrtcroffM ATAriitAil Pan. I ." -6- .- -.sion voucners, ACKDOwieagmenisand affidavits sworn to.

Mr. R. W. CIine has purchasedJ- - C-- Longan's residence in thistown and will move his family hereas soon as the weather will permit.Mr. iongan has returned to Pro- -

tern.There is good reason for the popu-

larity of Chamberlain's Cough Re-medy. Davis & Buzard, of WetMonterey, ( larion Co, Pa say: Ithas cured people that our physicians aciild do nothing' for. We persuadedthem to trv a buttle of Chamberlain'sCough lleined y and they now recom-mend it with the rest of us " 25 and60 cent bottles for sale by all dealers.

TANEYVILLE.

CorrepondfBce of Tna BsprBLiCf K

Eiebt newly, converted membersjoined the cbiircb on one night andthe meeting has been a great success. :

J. W. Boren, of Kansas City, hasbeen stopping, at the Simons Hotel.He says he is much pleased with thiscountry. ,

The regular Baptists met at theschool house on Saturday and Sun-

dayof

for the purpose of perfectingtheir organization.

There will .he a Baptist churchhouse erected here in the near future. There is a committee appoint-ed whose dutv it is to locate the siteand have the building put up and thatcommittee reports to the writer thateverything is favorable.

Messrs Henderson & Wilkey madeG.business trip to Springfield ' this

week. :

Elder Kerns was up from CedarCreek last week, associating with hisfriends and brethren.

Dr. Stacey has built a new fencearound his residence. liu

Hiram Simkins was on the sick listfor a few days. . U

Playing jacks is the order of the A,

day with the J kids of this neighborhoods . ";

Aubrey Simons will remain at homethis year and help to runlhepostrofiSce and store.

Mrs. Emily "Wilson, formerlyEmily Kilby, and her husband arevisiUng Richard Kilby, Mrs. Wilson'sfather.' :; r S10.

For dry goods, clothing, bats and T.caps, boots and sooes, queenswareand hardware, harness, groceries,etc., etc., remember that L. T. Co-rner's store two miles south of CedarCreek P. O. is the place to get then.He sells for cash and takes marketable produce in exchange for goods.

Sfioca, Hct3,(iuccnc- -

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.' St. Loui s Saa rranclxeoITy. V

; '. enadvicr: b3auc:j.Coins Sonth; Odaj iTrrl!j SPIIINOP1ELD. ,

leave. arrive 8wt3 j", r:.966 a. m. Pnelps Ave), v M3-iA?- v

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Caasldy. 8.41 ' :' -

110 ; Oxark. 8.14115 ; C?arta. . . 237.

'. Chadwick. 7 '.

13.26 p. m. arrive. leave l.Ci. p txi

. VUOOST. LO0I3 A SAH FCATCCO Z.'

laooaaseetloB with tbo createacsa. Pa; 'tern Is tbo popular throaah cr re '

Chad wick, to all rsttfa: 1 :

Arkaa. Esasss, Okoa. V lntory, Ttva. Ootorado, Vy- e- ' v TBew sad Old liexfoo. Arlao .k s .

raaa, Nevada, Calarala, Watl-- .Orro. ..

m rrissa-Lia- a Ttt sis ttar 'tirout to et. Louis aad aU remits 1 t. 1

aaal rauasaa paiara 'nrmnt rrehalr aars (seats froe), aad crrci") ( . ..l .

tSrocri trtn. - .Staaat-UaBtcr.rc- Ua r

ttosdara, a.rt's Borev t . s- irrlsooLtao or Caau ta Xni v. .

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commence building this spring, rei-- Vi;, ; member them and their, enterpriss jibing manner of doing business.v- - V A correspondent of the Spring

?- held . Leader-Democra- t, writing

' from Swan on the 12th inst., says:1 tie exciiemeni aooui ine ; sup

posed discovery of gold and silverreceived a new impetusyesterday.On the Stout farm, two miles fromTaneyville, what is thought to be

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.FORSTtH. MO.

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FORSYTH. V - UO.OrriCB IN THK COURT HOUSE.

Notlos for PabllestlOB. : viABd Uaos at spriacaeid, at.

DMamberlstb. 18SS.Kotlas Is hereby aivca tbat tbs followlar

csmed settlor bss filed Botles of his tatea-tto- ato ssako Baal proof la rapport of bis

m, aad that said proof, win bo maaa oa- -

tore .. 1 .J. C johasoa, vireuu dork,

at fonyth. Mo., oaSaturday. February 1st, 1888, via: --

Joha T. Samote.homestead aBDlloattoa So. 16377. for the

kalf, s w qr w aas, s a qr aeo. is, twp.28 a. raaae 18w. '

Ha aamoa tko fallowtaa wltaoasestaprovo Ms ooattauoua reeMeaos upoa aadeolUvattoa of. said laad, vta:

Jeff Johasoa, Joab Hobbf, Tbomes Ifreeley, raat joaasou, aiiOTBwwaao saiosaMK

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. a rich lead of gold bearing quartzwas struck. Merrick & Lee, mer-- "

chants of Swan, have struck some; thing that appears: to be silver in

V their shaft, the assay running as,V high as $25 to the ton, they claim.

Sunday atff o'clock a. o. Yt r.:: -

at Cadwlck 11.13 av-- o. L- -Cbadwlc - at 1. p.. xL f.z. : : ".

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A good many people are comingin and there is some excitement."

Messrs. Perry and Bouslog, ofSpringfield, who represent.' thesyndicate that has been securingoptions on lands adjoining theDougherty railroad survey, passedthrough Ozark last Sunday morn-ing and came down to Swan by theBull and Bilyieu creek route. Itis reported that next day they wenton,down to.Lead Hill and are in-

vestigating the feasibility of run-ningt- he

Dougherty survey throughthe center of this1 county, insteadof the west side. Mr. Doughertyis probably working for the Gulf

way; CIJ; rc4 Cn?, Iquarters at Forcytl ct.t!i::i:'ir--i- 3

; tcxdoartiT ttCt;-- ! :it;Dowbiks betels All t;r.:M t! ;aes, etc., carrud ."tjzl vcollected oci CzllTcxjrt i Ato be ccrrsjed tocrj c:. . r

its eos:j, Arrrr-rr:;:- '.; ; c ycaa si u W L..J vtcty Uxst"asa Czirrr. i Uct c

tier lzfcrr:-!rh-- c: ; : 3 "a . 'm "f

fi?;. . - road. 'In regard : to this latestH scheme the people of Taney county? ' - r will v feel like saying, with the

Ozarlc Hsrald, that not much con--. fidence can be placed in railroad

: i.K:: ta when the work is com-r- r

o100 we can be certain, and sotbefore, 'h ' l:r' V:;

cated ; he found that his men hadreturned to Missouri.' : -

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