The Taney County republican., 1899-10-05
Republican 8 month tor 25c.

-hcpuOIc8u month ICr zoe.
"A. L. Parrish has fenced in q
chicken ranch this week.
B. B. Price is in itinerary work
this week, looking after taxes.
Rain would be much more well
come at present than this date in May
last.
Fascinators bought OF Haworth &
Melton will make you appear fasci-
mating.
Jacob A. Brown is q new addi-
tion 20 the REPUBLICAN list. He
lives at Joplin.
Bring in your mules, j. M. Coul-
ter will be here to buy them Satur-
day, Oct. 14th.
The official paper of Missouri
Estate I ribune) and the fancy County
REPUBLICAN $1.35 per year.
DIR. Baldwin is having dirt hauled
and the lot around his residence
graded up.
Il. III. Arnold's house is receiving
a coat of paint at the hand of Morris
s. Phillips.
Master Ray Tolerton has a new
target rifle and is ready to 60 hunt
ing for Filipinos.
Our lawyers are busy briefing
their cases for circuit court, which
convencs on the Esd inst.
We will try and publish the cir
cult court docket next week for the
benefit Of our readers.
Calvin, the seven-year-old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Kinyon died, and
was buried Friday in the cemetery
northwest OF town.
Mac is now looking for another
tenant. We believe if you would
make another trip to Chicago, Mac,
you could find one.
u. &. Burns and J. S. Nipple are
down at the pineries this week after
lumber with which to build school
house in district 27.
MIR. and Mrs. Hopper left this
morning for home at Kansas City.
Mr.. Hopper has been working in the
Turkey creek mines.
Frank Gladson's four-year-old
boy who has been dangerously ill for
the past ten days is, we arc glad to
say, recovering.
"A. j. Golden was up from Cedar
Greek Saturday and ordered the Re-
PUBLICAN sent to his step-father, j.
j. Veatch at De Witt. Mo.
MIR. Mott was here the first of
the week from Harper, Kansas, look
ing over a farm he had traded for
near CARRIER in this county.
One night last week a Kansas
old maid was grabbed by a villain in
the dark and kissed. She hasn't had
a light in the house sincc.-Missouri
State Tribune.
B. l.. Griffith who 80 mysterious.
ly disappeared about two weeks ago,
has informed citizen of the town,
he is in Stone county helping to con-
duct sawmill.
Mics Laura johnson has a fine
collection Of potted plants in the cir
cult clerks Office. These, with a
cleanly scrubbed floor make an in
viting place.
Lon Woods and Chas. Jennings
left yesterday for Kansas City where
they expect to work in a brick and
tile factory. They drove through
with team and wagon.
f. II. Durham, U. S. Marshal, no.
tilted I. H. Arnold the last of last
week that he need not appear as
juror in U. S. court at Springfield,
on account Of smallpox in
the city.
DIR. G. S. Barnes was he-e from
Schuyler, Neb. Saturday looking up
some Spanish grants he had invested
in. DR.. you are not the only one who
has been swindled in this way.
Jacob Sipfle who has been here
from Porter, W. Va. for the past
month visiting his father near Pro-
tenn, left for his eastern home Tues
day. Mr.. Sipple will read the Re-
in future.
Last week We said Joe Kinyon
was moving into the rooms over
drug store. The item
should have said he would use the
rooms only as an office. Our error
and your treat Joe.
Last Sunday Capt. J. r. Van
Zant celebrated his 18th birthday, by
inviting a number of friends and re-
Iatives to enjoy dinner at his Kirby
Vile home. The Cant. is as lively and