The Taney County republican., 1899-12-14
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

For Christmas goods go to Jno. T.
Dickenson-raney City Store.
Tasteless quinine or "Ki-na, Ki-na''
only 25c. bottle at j. T. DickeBson's.
When you want an up-to-date hair
cut try T. j. Vanzandt, our Forsyth
barber.
Jno. r. Dickinson has just got in a
large quantity of dry goods & V. q.
shoes.
WIN. ii. johnson made business
trip to Springfield the first part Of the
week.
1t has been decided not to- have
q Christmas tree this year on account
Of the small pox at Taneyville.
For dyspepsia and indigestion the
only remedy is "Kodol," SOC. large
bottle at j. T. DickensOn's.
The best and cheapest brand OF
shoes is the ''V G." mems, women's u
children's, sold by J. L. Dickenson.
Jno. T. Dickenson is the only agent
for the celebrated Eiwood fence in
fancy, Douglas and Stone counties.
Strong, cheap aud durable.
-Chas. Mahnkey, Kirbyvillc, is a
new subscriber to the REPUBLICAN
and Toledo Blade. Charley is an up
to-date young man and knows good
thing when he sees it.
w. II. Adams came in OH Tuesday
from BransOn where he has been do
ing some surveying for several days.
The only news Riley had to give us
was that a brother to w. r. Cox was
quite sick.
w. S. Wyant. CARRIER, sent us by
mail this week $3.50 and will get to
read for the next twelve months the
two greatest papers on earth, VIZ:
The st. Louis Globe Democrat and
the REPUkLICAN.
w. P. Buntain and family, of
Hamilton county, Illinois, arrived in
Tanev county last week aud is at
present stopping at Kissee Mills. Mr..
B. was in town on Tuesday and in
formed us that he is so we'll pleased
with our country he will stay year
at least.
-R. w. Cline opened up his new
stock Of shoes, groceries and provis-
ions last Monday and by the time
this paper reaches most of our readers
will have a nice line of holiday goods.
Bob needs no introduction to the
people of Taney county, having sold
goods here tor many years. He is
wide-awake business man and always
on the alert for 5argains-sharing
the benefits with his customers.
John w. Perkins, formerly resi-
dent of the Brown Branch country,
but for the past twelve months citi-
zen of Newton county, Ark. was
brought back here on Sunday last by
charged with disposing of mortgaged
property to secure the payment of
$75 note. In default of bail Perkins
is confined in the county Jail and will
have his preliminary hearing tomor-
row before Squire KinyOD. As the
case is a felony Perkins will probably
be held to wait the action of the
grand jury at the April term of court.
We understand another charge of
more serious nature is hanging over
the defendants head which he will
have to answer to in the u. s. court
after the State of Missouri gets
through with him.
The st. Louis Globe-Democrat is.
unqucstionably one of the greatest of
American newspapers. II has CORE
spoDdents everywhere and covers
every field Of news, foreign aud do
nestic. 1t is strictly Republican in
politics, but is, above all, newspaper,
aud ought to be in every home during
the important presidential campaign
of 1900. The price by mail, daily, in
Guiding Sunday, is six dollars per
year. Daily without Sunday, four
dollars per year. Sunday only, two
dollars per year. Weekly, issued in
semi-weekly sections, one dollar per.
year. The latter edition is a big
semi-weekly section paper, almost
equal to the average daily at the price
of the average weekly. 1t not only
gives all the news, but also a great
variety of interesting and instructive
reading matter for every member of
the fSmlly. Write for free sample
copies to. the Globe Printing Co., st.
Louis. Mo.
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Take LAXATIVE BRoNo QuININE TABLETS All
Srnxgists refund the money If it fails to cure.