Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1893-12-22
NUMBER 4S.

A few more pairs of boys plow
shoes at L. E. Cooks for only so
cents pair.
Why 60 20 other places to buy felt
boots for 50 when you can buy
tn em OF L. E. Cook for 1925?
Mrs. A. C. Vandiver, of. Columh hia,
came up yesterday afternoon to
spend the holidays with her children,
"ye editor" of Keytesville, and Mrs.
j. II. Collins, Of Mendon. Our fathe.
is expected up the latter part of this
week.
Hyou want something good. try
that New Orleans syrup at L. E.
Cooks. Only 40 cents gallon.
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Award.
Dalton Dots.
Mems lined. calf-ingered gloves
are going at so cents a pair at L. E
Cooks.
x0t oele or Trade.
/ have 81 head of sheep for sale or
will trade them for other stock. Call
at my farm, 3 miles northeast OF
Keytesville.
T.J. HANCOCK.
Mayor r. C. Ford was engaged in
tie laudable work or raising money
among our citizens last Tuesday for
Mrs. Garrison, an aged, INDECENT and
sick widow, who lives in an out
house on the premises OF Squire HI.
A. Wheeler, In the north part al
town.
Miss Cora Perkinson, an accomplished
daughter of Judge W. E. Perkinson. OF
Brunswick. returned home on Wednesday of
last week from Aenid, Oklahoma, whittier sho
had been to prove up her claim for which her
brother, Ed. Perkinson. made successful
run during the exciting race for homes. in
the recent opening Of the Cherokee strip.
loung Perkinscn being under age, eould not
hold his claim, hence transferred it to hle pie
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rope walker was Salisbury attraction
one day last week. After giving an exhibi-
tion OF his skill in that line the fellow passed
around his hat among the. small audience
that witnessed the performance and succeed.
ed in collecting enough money to enable him
to walk out OF town. The rope walker has
gotten to be a chestnut" but the man who
wears a rope necktie adjusted by sheriff
still continues to draw good crowds.
Blair Miller, former Keytesville boy, but
who Is now engaged in the boot and shoe
business, at Independence, Oregon, was re-
Gently run on the Democratic ticket for city
treasurer oflndependence, and lacked one vote
of being elected. notwithstanding that city ID
largely Republican. Blair ran away ahead
Of his ticket, compliment Of which his cid =
friends sre glad to hear. He Is q
son OF Mr.. J. c. Miller, Of this place.
II. Jefferson, living just northwest Of
town. whose dwelling house and portion Of
its eontents. were destroyed by fire on We'd
nesday evening, Nov. 29th, has satisfactorily
81 900 OF which was on the house and $97
On that part OF the contents burned. Tho
was insured in the Fire association.
Df Philadelphia, for which our fellow citizen
T. ]. Martin, is the local agent.
We regret very much indeed to hear of tb0
ieath of "Son" Hefyford. the youngest SON
,f Hon. VIM. E. Heryford, Of near Forests
1reens who died Of Bright's disease hast Wed.
'esday. Young Heryford was about 21 years
II age. and returned from New York City .
ew weeks ago where he had been attending
medical college. Interment took place az
Forest Green cemetery yesterday.
Marriage Licenses.
John Schmaltz and Miss Maude Gibson<
rank Fletcher and Miss Clarinda Turner: y,
.. Bremmer ard Miss Fannie Briggs; (ieor9o
!. Kunkel and Miss Ida n. Baker; Geo.
tagle and Miss Hattie johnson; GARTH
AGO, col. and Miss Lutte Page, COL.
arlington Mclnes, col. land Miss Louisa Page,
oil.
Several local nimrods took part in
urkey shooting match at John Carrolrs.
ast OF town, last Saturday afternoon, and
mother at George Conrads, in the same
last Wednesday afternoons.
everal turkeys were captured by Keytes-
lies crack shots, John Ward. Luther Jack
On and others.
Mrs. B. F. Moorman, living four miles
ortheast OF Keytesville, few days ago sold
5 large Bronze turkeys to the Salisbury
roduce company. The big birds welDsed.
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