The Taney County republican., 1895-12-05

NNas 0SOtkC I0ITCIes AOgWCIy VI
Springfield but now q resident o1
Taney county, was in town on Mon.
day. Mr.. CARROTS father has bought
the farm formerly owned by John s.
Thurmond and afterwards by the late
Mrs. s. A. Myers.
Go {" j. A. Tolertcn's for fancy
groceries. He has the best and largest
stock of canned goods to be found in
the county and many other things
that are appropriate for the holiday
season. Give him a Call and SEQ fol
yourself. His prices are very low
tor cash aud everything on hand ii
new and up to date.
For drv goods, clothing, hats and
caps, boots and shoes, queensware
and hardware, harness, groceries,
etc etc., remember that l.. T. Cor
nett's store two miles south of Cedar
Creek p. O. is the place to get them.
He sells for cash and takes market
able produce in exchange for goods.
We have made a clubbing arrange
ment with the Toledo Blade by which
our subscribers eau obtain the Blade
and The Taney County REPUBLICAN,
one year for the small sum of $l.OO.
OF course the dollar must be paid in
advance as this proposition is on a
strictly cash basis. The Blade with
out The REPUBLICAN costs a dollar.
If suffering with piles, it will inter-
est you to know that DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve will cure them. This
medicine Is a specific for all COM
plants of this character, and if in-
structions (Which are simplc) are car
ried ont. a cure will result. We have
tested this in numerous cases, and al
ways with like results. 1t never
fails. L b Price.
w. j. Hull, Judge of Probate, will
fill vouchers for pensions and make
aifidavits in pension cases; sOicmnizc
marriages; draw up deeds and mort
cages and take acknowledgements;
make homestead proofs and applica-
tions for homesteads and cash entries;
in fact will do anything that comes
within the jurisdiction of his court.
Call aud see him at his Office in the
court house.
DIR. F. v. Baldwin bcgs leave to i'm
form his friends aud customers that
in taking charge of the drug store re-
Gently purchased by him from E. E.
Stires, his endeavor will be to bring
up his stock of drugs to the highest
point that the needs Of The trade in
this county will justify. 1t will be
made al nearly complete in all re-
spects as possible.
Hog cholera cure-the best on
earth, guaranteed. Ask for Moore's
mo Cholera" at John I. T.Dickcnson's,
Taney City store.
j. A. Tolertou calls the attention of
the public to his fine new stock of
holiday goods in the line of eatables.
lie has very large supply Of fancy
which will suit the Christmas
trade exactly. school teachers who
intend to treat their pupils at Christ
mas will do well 10 call at Tolerton's
before purchasing elsewhere.
The following marriage licenses
have been issued by the recorder
during the past month: w d McKin-
ney aud Margaret Stamphill, both of
Cedar Valley; VIM + Holt, of Marina
ros, Stone county, and Nevada john
ION, Of Forsyth; John L. Gibson and
Mary Sperlin, both of Swan; George
w Brawner aud Dora McCourtnev,
both of Cedar Greek; Jasper N
Compton and Sarah Lewallen, both
,t Bransou; L G Carter and II A
Ward. both of Kissee Mills; r w
Bingham aud DOrinda White, both of
Thomas Wood aud Ma
.ilda d Esrey, both of Bradleyville;
II 8 Ayres Of Protein, and Rosa L
Sturgin of Kissee Mills; Samuel 4
of Gfeenleaf, and Lucinda
of BTadleyville; jasper
aud Kansas Hooser, both Of
Protem; Albert NJ Lewis, of Swan,
md Fannie M johnson of Bradley.
7ille.
Miss w. b. Simons, of Taney-
lille, returned to Forsyth on Mon
lay night and will resume the in
of her class in music.
Miss Simons proved a most excel
ent teacher during her first term
1ere and has no difficulty in obtain
ng the patronage of the music
owing portion of our community.
Mr.. r. B. Price went up to
Springfield on Sunday and after
,uying lot of new goods returned
,n Tuesday night.
The Literary Society will meet
omorrow night and debate the
question whether the printing
press or the steam engine has done
he most for civilization. Turn
,ut and hear the boys make their