Morgan County democrat. (Versailles, Mo.) 1900-1906, 1905-01-27

pett operates a restaurant proper, as does
=. /. Dunn, white J. {. Sparks and
Packer & Chism have restaurants and
bakery combined.
" GOOD HOTELS.
Samuel Martin, proprietor OF Hotel
Martin, is probably the Oldest landlord
in the state, having been actively en-
gagged in the business here for over fifty
ular than at the present time.
The City Hotel, with y. A. Farley rs
Landlord, while not so old, is one of the
best hotels in the state, and Mr.. Farley
is popular with the travelling public to
the extent that his house is usual y
crowded and his guests are made to feel
at home by his generous treatment.
AMONC Ouk PROFESSIONAL MIN.
Versailles has three resident dentists
who compare favorably with any in the
state. l.. =. Yarnell, II. X. I:nloc and
ID. Bowles, each maintain good Offices
ard hrst-claas equipment.
rIIYSICiANS AND SURGEONS.
This field is we'll supplied with good
physicians. DR.. J. G.. Woods the oldest
has retired, but among those actively en-,
gagged III practice are Doctors J 7. Beaje,
ID. a. Yarncl K. =. Kelly, VIM. Well,
II. n. I@.utinan aud a. J. Gum.
LAWYERS.
The legal profession is well represented
here. The attorneys active engaged in
practice are u. T.. Wray, A. l.. Ross,
Samuel Daniels, Vim. Fornnan, W. 7. 5.
Agcc, John i. Gibls. A. A. Knoop, r.
NJ Iivesay, Jas. McNair, A. Il. Knip-
meyer. Probate Judge Ncvil e, W. H.
McNey, i. p. Jones and /. NJ. SlianneI
are also members Of the Morgan County
Bar.
A~BsTRACTING FIRMS.
One OF the most important business
features Of this town and county so far as
property owners are concerned is that OF
absltacling and conveyancing. Nersail
les has three rms distinctly engaged il
this line Of work, VIZ Gibbs x knip
meyer, Hubbard & Kayanaugh and Dan
icIs * Jones.
REAL. ESTATE GENIS
Nrrsail .cs can boast Of as live a lot O
, real estate men an industrial promoter
as any city III the state, They are nevc,
aslccpand annually send outthousands O
booklets, circulars, land lists and o,hc,
, literature to bring capitalist here. The,
! are t.. A.. Crcwsou !. ID. Harrison, ST
2 John & Noycs, J. *. Hudson, II, A
YounG, JOS. SpurlOck, Briggs & I.iyesay
! Hrownlcll n Son, c. Is. Howard and J
+, Salmon, all of whom are good men.
> HulI.plNC MD Ions ASSOCIATIONS.
( Versatile, iullding and Loan Associa
s ton was established in 1888, has issue
four series, two having maturcd am
| two are now in force. G.. ". Petty |
president, J. ". Mills secretary.
/ Morgan Comfy building aud I.oa,
. Association was organized a year age
c wilh Geo. =, Clark president, and /. NJ
/ SNannep as secretary,
I.uMnER DEALERS.
Antwcilor < Handy and II. Y. Abe
e operate the twu large lumber wards {
Versailles, and as viii he noted IN tn
ong list OF residences erected during IT.
IS pas, year both firms have handled "A
enormous supply Of building mater ais.
4 iINST Gas. Bk,C CTtRIC
c Ncrsai les has four first class dtu
stores, vi; J. W. Lolcs, Muntzel Dru
{ Co., Versailles Drug Co., and G.
Hunter. Each Of these establishment
II cary a fall stock Of goods in the
lines and are cred,tab { 80 our city.
y GROCERIES,, PRODUCE AND MEATS.
NJ, !" Joachimi, Mason & Price, u.
Hardy, Sr., ellison & Buck, l.. A. W
id lianis, and Marriott y Webster a / do
Of successful business and furnish our pc
d. pie anything the ordinary usid,n,
likely to call for.
!c ruRNiTURE = 'SDTRTAEIHG.
t. The -. Kidwcll estate conducts a fu
%niture and undertaking eStab islime'
$, with 4. ". Eidwc ! rs manager, J.. Y
Kirk deals IN furniture, CARPETS "A
of pianos, while Harmony * Co. handle IN
ID nitu'e and second hand goods OF d.Gcrc
variety.
TuRIE GOOD LIVELY SrAHIrs
M W. II. kavaraugh, Potter * \ lee al
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