The Taney County republican., 1899-06-15

-Au duJOurueU TERM Oh tuo c1ECult
court convenes June 26.
Tom Vanzandt can do you up ton.
sorially in the very latest fad.
II. F. Disbrow is home from a
business trip to. Jasper, Ark.
The st. Louis Republic, twice a
week, and the Republican one year,
$1.6O.
w. w. Oldham, state bank ex-
aminer, came in last evening aud is
looking over the banks condition.
Will Holland, of Springfield, was
shaking hands with friends here yes
terday. He is the guest of Clayton
Stokely.
The rapidity with which Cal
Parrish sold that beef yesterday, de-
moustretes the needs OF meat mar
ke. here.
"A. II. Parrish, Of Pleasant Hope,
Mo. and Lizzic Flowers, Of Walnut
Shade, have been employed as teach
ers for our coming school year.
"A Mr.. Stewart from Papillion,
Nebraska. is here figuring on busi-
ness proposition, that will be an eye
opener for some OF you if it goes
through.
&c. G. Wharton and son, of Otta-
wa, Kansas, were here the first Of the
week enjoying themselves. q. G. has
been here at other times, and is much
pleased with the country.
j W. Woodcock came in from
Atlantic, Iowa, last night. Mr.. Wood.
cock has already traded for a farm
near Walnut Shade, but will also Sc
lect something for other Atlantic
people.
We have a good livery barn, bnt
some persons have q disposition to
leave their horses stand all day tied
to a post without feed or water re.
ol Atl CtllO w CoiACas lO 40 n
shame and can be remed;ed.
Mr.. P. Ketcham of Pike City, Cal,
says: During my brothers late sick
ness from sciatic rheumatism, Cham
bcrlain's Pain Balm was the only re-
medy that gave him any relief"
Many others have testified to the
prompt relief from pain which this
liniment affords. For sale by B. 3.
Price, Forsyth.
John T. Dlckenson Notary Public
draws up, and acknowledges Deeds
Mortgages, Leases and Con-
tracts, Dispositions taken. Notes and
Bills protested. Pension vouchers
filed. Affidavits and applications for
pension claims and homestead rights.
Acknowledgements and affidavits good
in every state. All kinds of Legal
business promptly aud carefully at
tended to. Public administrator for
the county. Fees moderate.
Yes, you are right, it is quite true,
for l saw with my own eyes two
wagons full of merchandise unload
at JohI T. Dickenson's, and saw the
goods unpacked too, lot of all kinds
Of dry goods, pretty light summer
dress goods, and calicoes at 4 and 5
cents, straw mats, and groceries; also
including nails, horse shoes,
wire, tools, tin goods and a pretty as
sortment of glassware, etc, etc. Call
md see them, he is selling them 80
cheap.
Our society editor extends his
to the "Prominent lady
Of the town." and begs to say it shall
always be his greatest delight to fol-
low her noble suggestion, and sage
advice, upon the marriage question.
That henceforth it will be his greatest
ambition and hope. to "basquc" in
the sunshine of some generous young
1smsePs affections, who wilt appre-
ciate his situation and needs, and not
turn him away with a ''eacque."
r. A. Beeks, who is noticed in an
other column of this paper, as being
from Ridgeway, Harrison county,
Mo. will become a resident of Taney
in a few months. Mr.. Beeks did not
start for this place, his ticket reading
to q point in Texas. he however, got
into the current at Springfield. and
was carried down to White river.
Mr.. Beeks has bought 24O acres near
Cedar Creek, aud in telling us about
it. he says he is very much pleased
with the country and people, aud
through his influence we may expect
other families to come here. j. NJ
kinyon who showed Mr.. Beeks over
The country, also sold him the land,
then brought him 70 the REPUBLICAN,
office where the latter subscribed for
The paper.
The Injunction case of Liberty
school district VS.. L. T. Cornett, which
came up before L. G. Johnson end