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Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1898-09-16
Old Settlers Reunion.

1t has been decided to hold the
fifth annual picnic and reunion of the
old settlers of Charlton county at
Brunswick, Tuesday, September 27th.
Everybody is cordially invited to be
present and bring their dinner baskets
filled with the best of tue land.
Rev. Thomas H. Benton Anderson
of Richmond. Mo, who first saw the
light of day in Charlton county, but
who made his home in California for
many years, will be the chief orator of
the occasion, but other speakers will
also deliver addresses.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1898-09-16

taken to the Brown house, where hi
injuries received the medical attention
Of DR.. B. Hughes. Bishop was able
| to be out again the next morning, bu
presented a pitiable spectacle.
J. w. Hughes recessed fsT terrific
blows, the severest of which was over
the left eye
Constable F NJ Veatch was the
first officer on the scene of the bloody
affray He found Walter Veal up
over Hansman's saloon and placed
him under arrest.
Warrants were sworn eIt later for
Walter Veal, VIM. G.. White. Walter
Binford and another young man, whose
name we do not give for the reason
that the case against him was dis
missed when called up for trial
Two warrants were issaAd against
Veal, White and Binfo+G. Veal and
White were charged Win eile double
crimes of felonious assatAt on L. w
Bishop and common assault on 7. w.
Hughes, while Binfovd was arrested
for the dual Offenses of carrying con-
cealed weapons and felonious assault
on Bishop.
The several cases eaEae sp for trial
before Justice d, H. Hansock, We'd
nesday. White entered a phaa of guilty
to common assault on J. w Hughes,
and was fined $50 and costs, which
he has since paid.
Veal stood trial by ss court for
common assault on ]. ". Hughes,
was found guilty and fined $Ioo and
costs, which he was unnhla to pay and
was sent to jail.
When the two crimes against Wall !
ter Binford were called for trial in JUS
tice Hancock's court, Binford took a |
change of venue to Justice H. A. |
court in both cases, and
they have been set for trih tomorrow, !
but owing to his relationship to theI
defendant Justice WheeiaF. we under-i
stand, viii refuse to Try these cases. !
Bingord gaFe bond foF his eSpearancs
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1898-09-16
a Narrow Escape.

Mrs. A. c. Seiser drove to the
station last Saturday afternoon for the
purpose Of meeting hex friend, Miss
. Olga Kuechler of Brunswick, whom
Mrs. Seiser was expecting to visit
her. Miss Kuechler, however, did
not come and it was, perhaps fortu-
nate that she did not for Mrs.Selssr's
horse became unmanageable on her
return TIP, and while she was en-
deavoring to hold him the animal
commenced to kick. Mrs. Seiser
jl,nRedsontof the busy bat held
erlte thr iines. In jlaelping Iron, tire
vehicle she fell and was dragged along
the road for short distance before
she released her hold on the lines. A
small cash, which it required one or
two stitches to sew up, was cut above
the left eye, one of the fingers was
also slightly cut, while several severe
bruises on the lady were sustained.
The cuts both bled freely and Mrs.
Selser presented a ghastly spectacle to
have been hurt no worse than she was.
Her wounds were dressed by DIR.
B. Hughes, and we are pleased to
learn that the lady will suffer no Sc
rious consequences, although she had
a narrow escape.
The horse kicked the dashboafd off
the buggy, but did no further damage.
After Mrs. Seiser made her hurried
exit from the conveyance, the horse
quieted down and seemed to be con-
tent when he passed some other rigs.
He took his time in vending his way
toward town, but was caught at the
fair grounds by some farmer, aud was
driven from the fair grounds on home
by George Crawley.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1898-09-16
KEYTEsv1ILE MISSOURI FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1898.

for trial tomorrow, but he will be
compelled to take another change Of
venue if Justice Wheeler remains firm
in his determination not to permit a
judicial investigation of the charges
against Binford in his (Wheeler's)
court.
Veal and White were both bound
over in the sum of $500, each, by
Justice Hancock to appear before the
grand jury at the October term of
circuit court for feIonious assault on
L. w. Bishop. White furnished the
required bail, but Veal again found
himself friendless and was committed
to jail in default of bail.
We are reliably informed that had
it not been for the timely and effective
interference of J. E. Dempsey, in
whose place of business the melee took
place, that Bishop would have un-
doubtedly been killed.
Bishop, in speaking of the cruel
treatment he received, says that he
cannot account for the triangular as
sault upon him except on the grounds
that he had refused to gamble with his
assallants, and for that reason they
combined to give him a thrashing.
This IS Bishops version of the trouble,
but as the affray is now in the hands
OF the courts we leave the matter to
be run through the legal mill, and
hope that the defendants will receive
such grists as their connection with
the disgraceful affair deserves.
From what we can learn the people
of this community are not in a humor
to longer tolerate such demoralizing
scenes, and if they are persisted in the
participants must expect to pay dearly
for the brutal exhibition of their muscle.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1898-09-16
A Disgraceful Affair.

J. E. DemPseY's saloon in this place
was the scene of a disgraceful an6
brutal combat last Saturday evening
about six O'Clock.
The trouble first started bstws en-
Walter Veal of near Snapp. a young
man with a most unenvlable reputa-
ton. and L. w. Bishop of near Eccles.
1t seems that Bishop had purchased
a pistol Of Veal some time ago, and
Veal claimed Bishop owed him a
balance on the artillery. An argu-
ment followed in which Veal inslnuated
that if Bishop didn't pay him the re-
mainder of the money for the pistol
that he (VeaD would do" him.
Bishop didn't think Veal was physical
ly able to whip him, but Veal was of
the opinion that he was, and offered
to back up his bragadocIo by wager.
Bishop told Veal that he (Bishop) did
not want to have auy trouble with him
(VeaD, but that if he (Bishop) were to
bet he would be willing to bet Veal
$40 to 81 that he (VeaD couldn't
whip him (Bishop).
Here Veal dropped remark to the
effect that Bishop was the colossal off
spring of a canine on the maternal
side. Bishop replied: Don't you call
me a $ of b. and slapped
Veal down. Veal got up and started
at Bishop again, and was slapped
down the second time. Others here
took hand in Veal's behalf and as
saulted Bishop, who was finally gotten
down on the floor and kicked and
cufed in most shameful manner.
J. w. Hughes of I-2 miles north
west of Keytesvllle interferred in the
capacity of peace-maker, but was as
saulted by two or three of the parties
who had come to Vea's rescue.
Bishop was beaten into insensibility
and left on the saloon floor for dead,
where he was afterward picked up IN
pool of blood, looking more like
corpse than a live man. He was
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1898-09-16
y wanted the nomination, and of

ly wanted the nomination, and OF
course he got it without struggle.
Next came the oratory and what
Capt Louis Benecke of Brunswick
termed "a love feast," Speeches
were made by Judge o. F. Smith of
Keytesville, the Republican nominee
for circuit judge, in which.he expressed
his gratitude for the honors the party
had done him, and gave reasons why
he hoped to be elected circuit Judge.
". B. Clark, the nominee fc1 repre-.
sentative, was the next speaL-r. Mr.
Clark has a.voice like a t6stedora, and
tsa deep !eafor3a aps terss IS ASSURED
the convention that he was proud he
was Republican, and that the men,
bers of that party had no cause to be
ashamed of their party's record. Mr..
Clark was sure that prosperity had
come, and so far as he is concerned
we presume it has, as he just closed
deal with the county court for a loan
of $3.50 in school funds, and got mar
ried Thursday, September 18th.
Mr.. Clark wound up his remarks by ex-
pressing the hope that Judge OF. Smith
would be crowned judge of the Seventh
judicial circuit on the eighth of next
November, but as the Judge was nomin-
ated in this (the Twelfth) judicial cir
cult, he would prefer having his
crown" adjusted within the borders of
this judicial jurisdiction. The speaker
the convention a thousand
times for the honor it had conferred
upon him, and SAID he hoped defeat
would crown his efforts, and it certain
ly will
Capt. Louis Benecke followed Mr.. |
Clark, and rejoiced because the Re-
publican party always redeemed its
pledges to the people. He compared
the Democratic party to a dog tied
behind a stage coach. He attributed
dollar wheat to the election of McKin-
ey as president instead of to Grain
Gambler Letter, but made no refer
ence to the present price of wheat,
which is only 65 cents a bushel
P. T. Smith of Salt Creek township Il
vas next called for, but owing to other
PRESSING business we only heard a part
If Mr.. Smiths remarks. He spanked
the yellow journals that have been
the war department and
commanded them ito shut their ,
nouths," But as this is a free coun- ,
ry, with free people, who have the
ight of free speech and free press,
Ir. Smiths command will hardly be
beyed.
Taken as a whole, last Tuesdays
was one of the thinnest,
lost unenthusiastic, doleful assemblies
lat was ever held by the Republican ::
arty in Charlton county, and we will
OF be surprised to hear of many va
ancies on the ticket between now and
le election.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1898-09-16
Republican County Convention.

A meager gathering of Republicans.
a mere shadow of the county conven-
ton that was held on the ninth of last
August, at Rhich ga PROVISIONAL
county ticket was nominated and dele
gates selected to the state and district
conventions, assembled at the court
house in Keytesville last Tuesday for
the purpose of nominating a sure
enough county ticket and abusing
their ancient enemy, the Democratic
party.
The convention was called to order
by Chairman J. f. Lewis of Bowling
Green township, while N. Fenste-
maker of Brunswick recorded the
minutes as secretary
Chairman Lewis asked the pleasure
of the convention, and F. G.. Sasse of
Brunswick moved to proceed at once
with the nomination Of county ticket
Motion prevailed, and the first lamb
(or ram) that was led to the political
altar to be offered up as a sacrifice
was w. b. Clark of Bee Branch town.
ship, a well but not very favorably
known pedagogue who will teach
school in Ray county this fall and
winter unless he concludes to resign so
as to devote his time and talents to
making the race for the legislature.
The next nomination in order was
that of presiding judge of the county
court, but that was passed on motion
of F. c. Sasse. Subsequently word was
received from NJ. H. Holcomb of Key
tesville, the provisional nominee of
August 9th, that he would accept the
nomination, and his unanimous nomin-
alton followed.
On August 9th, F. NJ Smith of Salt
Greek township and Samuel P. Logan |
Of Mussel Fork township were suggested |
as candidates for sheriff, but last Tues
day Mr.. Smith declined and Mr.. Logan
the nomination without dis
senting vote.
U. a. House of Cunningham town.
'hIp and CIV. Brewer of CockreH town.
hip were mentioned Aug. 9th, as
suitable material out of which to make
| prosecuting attorney. Mr.. Brewer,
however, since wrote a letter IN which
le declined the nomination, and as
Nothing was said about nominating
dr. House last Tuesday, we were
eft to infer that the convention had
ished UP slice of cold shoulder for
'Ir. House, and, in slang parlance.
gave him the hooks
a. o. Greene Of Mendon township t
eclined the nomination for county |
that was offered him on the I
ipth of August, and this vacancy on :
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1898-09-16
Tailor-Made Clothing.

Fine clothes don't make the man.
but they go long ways in giving him
a good appearance. My new fall and
winter samples have arrived, and if
you want a tailor-made suit, frst-class
in every respect, give me a call.
HARMS, The Tailor.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1898-09-16
For Sale.

First class handmade brick at Judge
Geo. Young's farm three miles west
Of ShannOndaIs.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1898-09-16
VOLUMN XVII.

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Ere 2d0er raa0tIaar.
fra Beuiamtn Jrantlin.

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% brtnser epitemet tiltaae til en-
naturlis oe funb IilRanb. eelses i
Norteniens Npoibef.
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ttoen nrreReret % iSrt til Dulutb nm.
Der dnflose furat bope brast Bran.
benin inb poo @eferuotionen. 6ou
bleo frifienbt % lSSlabt. meu ba 60.
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bans Befienbtifab tefrieoe 5om meb
Nast. % mn Ruloe osfoa bisfe orre>
fferes. os Reiultotet blep ct slaa.
Minneapolis Tribune babler Sic.
sierinsen. forbi ben :ne optreoer
fraftist mob Snbianerne fra Begun.
oelien. 6opoe en- tilfreffeli0 Stpr.
te oeret ienot ffrafs, uilbe Snoioner.
ne bleuet torffratfebe, % ineen uilbe
u9re bleuen Rubt.
Der er BEN. fom tror. at lite en-
Nano af 9nbianerne tolbt. % Sbe.
rif DiQinQS CT blanbt BEN.
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.Nmerifa os Norben" ct io(at til
Brof. &asmus 8. Nnberiou, Rriues
Der ira NaoiiOn. Bis., BEN Ste b.,
os iial nu bliue ct republiianR Elab.
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oa bet npe Blab bleu etrass Wtug=
tpump. JON belote til Bupuliiterne
eQer ialfalo 5riislppartiet. Men
MI bessnoer bet altiaa paa fra npt
af.
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feet en- sooe Soe. On @euublitauer
iasoe til % forleben Dag. at l1seblaz
bet tunoe houe siort bet me9et bebre,
ON bet baube ueret ct republ,ta MI
Blob. os bet tror ri iaa sierne.
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Santtalent1oe>

2iae Betbontu Web., Boff. Il. ..
SobuIons &alo. O.tertoil @ountp,
Wtnp., iuobpoer berpeb til ct religiBff
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uenlisf tnobuoue. Som meb Bpn.
Boa Neniebeoens Besne.
NeI4 .. Nas.
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Sor lille @ut uar ploset al &beu.
matisne / 4uaet, oe rnbertibeu tuu.
be bon lite iette 5oDen paa @ulpet.
5or9ieoes prsueoe ui oft. iom oi
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&bur4, Neooe1ba. Ron. Gel9es i
Wortenfsns Npotbsf.
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Sfslse Sournal: Rr. % Nrs.
DIE 9oftes to Har aamle 3atter bbbe
5reeogsmorsen efter lenssre 9ios
Segelieheo os bleu besrouet 2srooq.
Mrs. =. Ssrsenien. iom Dor I Dop.
ton 6oQo,p, CO. Z Nftl i 1pb fra Bqen,
fom uoset tilRaoe ber fife Dnsoos,
ioet bun fisrte lpbif us blep toitet ub
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Noabe.
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Ranse Jolt o6r fBr oeres befiem.
te 9ib Of ben @runo. at be lite ia.
ger noset 6en,pn til Noturens Qb.
pariler. 2eaemet ton bliue proltiR
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tbefermebicin. Nermere Oplpsrin.
ger erboloes ueb 6enuenoelie til Dr.
Beter 5arbnep. 112-114, SO. 6opne
Nue.. &bicaae. 81.
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Bt neunte for to Tiger fben. OF
Nr. .6ouonb. @epublifanernes Ron,
bibat for the Office Of public in
struction Noro. .Naiota. er bleuen
anerebet af Rutnbernes frifeli9e
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bam % poaRaar, at duorebet itle
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bane ret. Bi nepuer blot. at IRE.
ntngerne altiaa er belt. Oct tan 10
heller ifte uare faa nsie for % paa
benue @ibe al &lueu.
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Jublanbet.

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bleu mproet paa @abeu / @auton,
Ohio. liot efter Rl. 6 5reooe saften.
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mistontt for Torbrpoelieu. Sc.
bleu afpret fem @tub. % ban bleu
rammet of tre.
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Der talot Fere zommer enc ON
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lod. iem ft $4,000 Belsnnins.
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Rinnedpol.s 9ribune: Sc Com
misforer, iom Pal turetase TIMBER
fs9elfen ueotommenbe Rrisafgr ielen,
bor $40 ON 9oseu % fine ubsif.e,
betalt. 9ette blir $3.50 ON Haseu
for be nj. % oeres fotel,1osifter E,
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blipe minore enb 800. Salt ON:
trent $4oO ON '9aeen. Rrie ua,
sanife fofbar Gorretning. men 5rel
er neppe fort bebre.
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8armsere brpoer 8n8ep.Ronos
poIet>

Det paaRaaes, at 8ueepfabritanter I
aareuts 5ar opnaaet operDrepne 4rtfer fpr
fine Darer men nplte bar @ears, Roetud
3 60. Gbteaeo Seb ben furenefe 8efrd.
belie AZ Garmerne Soma. Sutnots % an,
bre 6tater faaet 9rtierne paa aabue Bug.
sper neb til $16.5O; Irp<guaeper $22. rs;
3cp, Surrtes $43.75 % cposer. % be affft.
btr benz utpre antal btrefte til 6armer,e
{ tper enefte 6tat. De fenber en- utpre
8uaep.a aataios frtt. gortoen betalt, til en-.
tuer, fru anmober berpm. 9ette e pisfeite
en- fDr 4eter for Tarmerne men ct baarbt
9taa for Busspfabrtfanter % Dem. fpm
baubier neS Buaa,er.
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eporIeses Gro,.p tat, ,.no eaaeS

Bi bar to 8sru, ION ct ubiot ior
ansreb of Group. Naar Ansrebene
fommer. 9iuer min 6uftru bem Gbom.
berloinS 6oitemibbel. % bette forr
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nsooenois 6usboloninssortiiel /
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9offemtbler tiliam men. - s. N.
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Nidleuille. So. @alses / Rorten.
iens dpotbet.
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s &em gort er Der 6onoelsf sfrmo.
ct. ION bar iluttet at BRUCE beffe
Deb dt!eperins Of &arer omfrine i
Bpeu. Sc bru9er Boene, iom aoor
uoen 6eR. Disie Bosne fofer ben
nette cum at 50 200.
Det er faooanne 5irmaer, fom Ct
iiiano til at briue te lmaa 5orret,
niu9smoub til Be9seu.
6orretuiu9eu blir roverdone".
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&rigeu meo Spanieu,
agenter snfes
for por npe Boo

omfattenbe slaeene tiliss % tinanbs nfFeniiesu1t
ct fort Btnb paa TOO stber. ubbunbet iulutt st
for Blot S175 rtselst iuureret meb 200 mutFe gils
leber enbel toorerebe. Boaeu sper renersie asea:s=
en- ubmerset Anlebutus til at ttene Eense. utstpet
paa Norit, srenit, gugelf os 9pit strip efter por
ierItst lane Betnsalier hrats. Bapsrlp Bubliibtns
&oupaup. Gbteago, 81.
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Wtnuefeta.

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Btepeler for 1898 nta til Is

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