Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1884-02-08
LEGAL BL4NKs
GENERAL NOTES.

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There we're FIVE murders in six
weeks at Fort Worth, Texas,
Frank James attorneys have ap-
piled for change of venue.a
A woman who wants charitable
heart wants pure mind.
All the stove foundries by one in
the P,ttsburg district are shut down.
The great rule of moral conduct is,
next to God, to respect time.
To count but few things necessary
Is the foundation of many virtues.
She neglects her heart who studies
her glass.
Handsome women without religion
are like flowers without perfume.
Miss Anna Crow Dog is the name
of a pupil in the Carlisle Indian
school.
The seven months strike Of the
window-glass workers ended last
week.
The Phoenix glass works NJ Phil
llppsburg, Pa, burned last week;
loss, $125,000
The Virginia legislature has adopt
ed resolution asking Malone to re-
sign.
The United States supreme court
took recess from February 4 to
March 8.
There Is some talk in the Texas
legislature of dividing the state on
account of the fence troubles.
The pool privileges for two meet
ings of the Latonia Jockey club at
Covington, KY, sold for s26, $50.
He who has tasted a sour apple
will have the more relish for sweet
one.
Sin and misery are not lovers. but
they walk hand in hand just as if
they were.
Let every man do the best he
knows, and if he is not fool, he
will do about right.
As to trouble, who expects to find
cherries without stones, or roses
without thornes?
To despise our own species is the
price we must too often pay for
knowledge of it.
Repentance without amendment is
like continually pumping without
mending the leak.
When truth offends no one, it
ought to pass out of the mouth as
naturally as the air we breathe.
A man who is able to employ him.
self innocently is never miserable.
7. It is the idle who are wretched.8
Minister Wallace has demanded
from the porte indemnity for indig-
mites offered to several American
citizens.
The Texas house of representa-
tives has passed bill to punish
fence-cutting with from ore to five
years imprisonment.
Boast not of your health and
strength too much; but, whilst you
enjoy them, praise God and use
them. ez
The bright side of life is that which
t catches the reflected light of Heaven
and echoes back its harmonies.
Attrition is to the stone what good
influences are to the man, both pol
5 i.h while they reveal hidden beau
3 ties.
Four things belong to iudge-to
hear cautiously, to answer wisely, to
4 consider soberly and to decide inn
lpartially.
= As for the place you we're last, do
not find fault with that; you need
not be horse because you were
born in stable.
al The more self is indulged. the
7 more it demands, and; therefore, Of
4 all men, the selfish are the most dis
q contented:
|. Truths are first clouds, then rain,
d then harvests and food. The philos-
l. ophy Of one century is the common
d sense of the next.
IL Inexhaustible good nature is the
ls most precious gift of Heaven, spread
:. ing itself like oil over the troubled
d sea of thought.
n, Nothing so establishes the mind
lie amid the rollings and turbulency OF
y present things as both look above
k them and lock beyond them.
y, A Chicago man claims that he
m courted woman of that city fol-
three years before he found out thai
she was married.
e. Marriage is the one thing in which
g, n mistake is fatal. In other affairs
$ experience may profit one, but IL
" marriage wisdom lies in forethought
!. = Mrs. Mary Krone enjoys the dis
- tinction of being the only lady as
- sayer in the country. She j. at pres
= ent principal Of the Denver Schoo
- Of Mines.
= The citizens Of Howard county
Ark, hanged in effigy two Judges o.