The Hermitage Gazette from Hermitage, Missouri • Page 3

i XL I Ex-Circuit Clerk, B. F. Creed, Mrs. C. Ramsev bas remov CGUSTY C0U3T IU LDcLl ULTRA IX tools and Bails for road, I 00 W.

Staoa, vrk on road tool. 4 COST BILLS ALLOED. Suae vs. Joint Obanfoa, ft 37 20 Stata vs. TP.

W. Crisaope, 77 35 Ordered ibat Circuit Court, November term 1895, be held in the school house Dist. No. 2 Twp. No.

37, Range 22, situate in Hermitage Mo. Is taanafachirlss tht Best Lint HARNESS out cf FUSE CX LEATHER. No Cheap, Poor Work, made in my shop.5s. 2Z3- Also a Full Line of SADDLES, for ladies and men, AND WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD, A Full Line of Collars all prices, riding and team Bridies, Sweat pads, Curry Combs, and Brushes, Names and Chains, Whips for buggy and team from 10 cents up. Best Harness Oil and GrCSSI.

Everything usually kept in a First Class Shop and sold at Reasonable Prices. REPAmiNG of all kinds done at living prices. Come and see me. I Will Rot Be Undersold. JOHN READY.

Collins, mo. HERMITAGE, MO. DEALERS IN BUGGIES, HAJCKS and ROAD WAGONS. We have in stock a nice line of vehicles, of good quality, which we are selling at very low prices. "Why go to a rail-road town to buy, when we can sell you better goods for less money.

Here are some of our prices. TOP BUGGIES, inch tire, 50. to G0 11 to 1 inch tire, 05.75. ROAD WAGONS. 35.

to 4 HACKS, too. to tSO. Any kind of vehicles furnished on short notice. Call and see us, FUGATE YEAN, Hermitage, Mo When you come to Hermitage to call in and see your old friend William Howard, at his old stand, lie will be pleased to make you prices on HARDWARE DRUGS, GROCERIES, NOTIONS, School Books, Registers, Records, kept in ptock and sold at reasonable prices. Should you not want to buy anything call anyhow and exchange pleasant greetings and kind words, Itesp'y.

WILLIAM HOWARD. was in town Tuesday night. Miss Clara Dent has our thanks for an order for report cards. C. W.

Geary, of Wheatland, lias removed to Benton county. Judge J. J. Ramsey and wife, of Buffalo, are visiting Hermitage friends and relatives. T.

S. Heath, a prominent merchant of Cross-Timbers attended circuit court Tuesday. Rev. B. F.

Alsup, fulfilled his regular appointment at this place last Sunday and Sunday night Ex-Judge J. T. Wallen, an old citizen of this county has leen greeting friends in town this week. Judges, F. J.

Hooper, V. T. Cunningham and Peter Solbenr are attending circuit court this w-k. Rev. B.

F. Alsup and family returned Friday from a visit with friends and relatives count v. Morgan John Wrinkle, an old and highly resjxeted citizen of Green Town-hip transacted business in town Saturday. Commissioner C. I).

Tharp spent the tirst of the week at Elkton, Weaubleau and other joints on the West side. Over loo names have been enrolled on our subscription look since November 1st. The Gazkttf hasn't U'cn "frozen out" vet. W. E.

Stoothoir has purchased a one half interest in the field Mail and will take charge ot mechanical department of the paper. Samuel Blackwell, who has been sick for some time past, at his homo near here, with typhoid fever, is still very low, though it is thought that he will recover. Wm. Howard, dealer in Hardware, Drugs, School Books etc. is still at the old stand ready to ac-commodate his customers with first class goods at reasonable prices.

Prof. J. W. Armstrong, principal of Weaubleau Public Schools, arrived in town Friday night and remained until Sunday afternoon. He reports everything flourishing at Weaubleau.

A basket supper will be given at the church in Hermitage, on Thanksgiving The proceeds of the suppor will be for the benefit of Rev. R. A. Anderson the pastor of the M. E.

church. We are informed that the brick kiln, ujion which Contractor has had a force of hands at work for some time past, will be tired the last of the week. There are about 7.V(iii brick in the kiln. A supper will be given by the ladies of Hermitage, Friday night Nov. and will conrist of oysters, fruits, cakes, etc.

The proceeds of the supper will be used to purchase seats for tho church. Capt. W. L. Snidow, one of the stalwart Republicans, and for many years tho Representative of this county in tho Missouri Legislature, was in town -Monday and Tuesday and made this office a very agreeable call.

ATTENTION CO A I ES. Members ot Mcintosh Post No. 201, Department of Missouri, G. A. R.

All members are requested to be present at our hall in Hermitage, on tho 1st Saturday in Dec. 1805. W. R. Bkewstek.

J. C. Smith, Com. Adj't. Died, at the family residence near Preston, Nov.

0, lsi5, Eflie, wifo of Alfred Green. The deceased had been in poor health for a long while, but had lmrne her sufferings with patient forti tude. The bereaved husband and relatives have the svmpathv of! their many friends in their sad af-i fl-Minn rest Sunday afternoon in the Iiowcr Chapel cemetery. A great many people in Holivar have an idea that this part of the county is a sort of isolated, under-sirahle, worthless place; that is so far from the railroad that the progressive people eschew it, but let me tell you, good people, this part of the county, and the south part of Hickory county is progressing faster than you arc perhaps aware. Last season Pittsburg erected a fine roller mill, and now, in addition to the two stores already there, a new firm is erecting a new store building 24x50, in which they purpose to place a complete stock of goods.

Polk corres-jxmdent, Bolivar Ilerald. ed from Buffalo to thi zity. Judge Neihardt and Prof. Dollar-hide are assisting the Circuit Clerk this week. Wm.

Barnett, a prominent merchant nf Cross-Timbers, is attending circuit court. Dr. Gentry, one cf the leading physicians of Weaubleau, was in the city Tuesday. A big crowd of witnesses in the slander case against A. IL Fugate are in town to-day.

Commissioner C. D. Tharp and wife spent Monday and Tuesd ay visiting friends at Weaubleau. Capt. D.

J. Irwin, the rustling real estate man of Weatland, made our sanctum a business call while in town Monday. Deputy sheriff John Bartshe, returned last week from the S. S. convention at Sedalia.

He reports a very pleasant and profitable time. Work on the court house was considerably retarded last week on account of rain. Monday morning some of the hands 'struck' for higher wages, but by Tuesday morning a sufficient force was obtained to resume business, and the work is now progressing nicely. John B. McClure, of Eldorado Springs a former citizen of this county is attending Circuit court this week.

He ex- A A 1 i llTT'l P001 10 1001,1 111 the spring, and in the mean time the (jazktte will keep him informed in regard to affairs in Hickory count v. Wo call the attention of our readers to the advertisment of G. II. Bailey, in this issue of the GAZETTE. If you need goods in his line it will he to your interest to see him before buying.

Young man, if you ever amount to anything in this world, you must depend upon 3-ourself. The world owes you a living, it is said but it expects you to earn it. You may reach the highest round of the ladder of fame, wealth, posi tion, but you must begin at the bottom and work 3011 way up. Energy, industry, perseverance, moral upright conduct, are some of the essential elements of success, and to these you should add self reliance, which you must have to accomplish anything. Circuit Court convene I Monday morn Leg Judge Cox on tho bench, Tho Grand Jurj was impaneled, sworn and charged.

The jury is composed of tho following perties: James H. Nunn, foreman; Samuel Smith, David M. Bowen, John J. Bram berg, John A. Morton, Jas.

E. Rupard, John W. Selvidge, Sr. E. M.

Yanderman, Taylor liams. James M. Weatherford, L. G. Cha noy, and Eric Peterson.

Tho regular panel of the petit jury is composed of the following person's: Stepec Nix, Charles Astrom, W. J. Elde, Wm. J. Mabary, Wm.

Dobbs, Wm. Halberr, J. E. Beets, S. E.

Marston, G. W. Murphy. J. T.

Bain. Jasper Coon, E. M. Kerr, Ben. Martie, L.

N. McDonald, Geo. R. Proctor, R. C.

Rogers, J. C. Comer, Robt. J. Cross, Calvin Harlan, E.

W. Sol berg, Henry Sailor, and A. Morgan. A. Morgan was excused by the court and W.

Q. Freeman was chosen in his place. A number of cases of minor importance have been determined. Ane muruer case was con- tmued until next term. A.

II. Fugate charged with slander is on trial to-day. Full proceedings will given ndxt week. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Land Office at Boonville Mo.

No-vember 4, lSt'5. Notice is hereby given that the following-nanied settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will Ie made before Judge of the Probate Court at Hermitage, Mo. on December 14, lw5, viz: Thomas C. ILL No 13,10, for tho SEi NW'i Sec. 20, Twp.

38, Range 20. He names the following witnesses to prove Lis continuous residence uponnd cultivation of, said land, viz: Walter Coon, Jesse V. Rus-sellj Henry Brown, AVm. Owsley, all of Cross-Timlers, Mo. J.

W. Jamison, Register. The County Court of Hickory County met in regular session at Hermitage, Monday Xov. 4, 1S05. Present, Judges F.J.

Hooper, V. T. Cunningham and Peter Solberg, Sheriff Moore, Prosecu ting Attorney J. Kcbertson and County Clerk Wm. F.

Coon. The following proceedings were had: Ordered that the financial statement for Hickory County for the year ending April 30, 1S05, be printed and published in The Hermitage Gazettt at the rate of 450.00 and court enters into contract with L. J. Slavens publisher of said newspaper, which contract is ordered filed. S.

B. Sell)3 etal petition for change of Bolivar and Preston road filed and read. Remonstrance of G. W. Mabary et al filed, petition withdrawn.

M. N. Neibardt at al petition for new road from I lermitage to Dooley Bend filed. County Survey ordered to survey and review road and report at tho next term of court. S.

A. J. Slate etal petition for change in Hermitage and Elkton road, notice proven; petition withdrawn. I. S.

Lackling et al petition for change in Climax road. Report of commissioner filed. A. F. Brown etal petition for change in Wheatland and Pittsburg road.

Report of Commissoner filed. C. II. Franklin etal petition for new road riming east from Lone Spring on county line filed; survey and review ordered. C.

II. Franklin petition for new-road running north from Lona Spring; no action taken. W. II. Liggett et al petition for change, of Rocky Ridge road, from Wheatland; notice proven, survey ordered.

B. F. Chancellor etal j)etition for new Wheatland and Fairfield road. Report of cammissioner filed. J.

II. Trimm etal filed petition for change of Wheatland and Weaubleau road. J. O. Carpenter etal filed remonstrance; ordered commissioner of roads to make a survey and rejxrt at next term of court.

U. S. Chancy et al petition for change in Wheatland, Humansville and Weaubleau road. Report of commissioner filed. R.

C. Aralin et al petition for change of Buffalo and Hermitage road, notices proven; the commis sioner filed rcort, and on testimo-ny of R. C. Amlin and Geo. Jackson that road is in good traveling condition, the court ordered road opened and old road vacated.

ALL OWED.S Harriet Hall, for self aud husband poor, 30 00 W. B. Vandorford. keeping pauper, 20 00 W. A.

Coon, delivering poll books. special election, 1 00 Howard Buckalew, work on road tools. 4 25 O. C. Klrkpatrlck.

ser as Road Over seer, 31 25 50 65 31 30 XI Hi) 00 00 22 oo 4 Or, 00 75 John Morgan, Wm. G. Moore, John H. Wells. I Bernard W.

W. Wade, Calvin Harlan, 1. E. Hitson. G.

W. Mashburn. G. B. Hart.

same same same same same same deputy. H. O. as K. O.

wi.rk on road tools. W. G. n-o r.f Mor i Mi It.tec. Bemley Creed.

printing blanks O. H. Tharp, ser as i-ounty school cnramisMoiKT. H. M.

Holt, ser on e.n;ilizithn Alex ser as cons t. at elec- ion, Wm. L. McCasiin. for use of Richard Boies.

L. Nowell, sudsies for road. Brent Co-, lumber for road, J. K. Moore, prepairing room for court.

May term 1S83, L. J. Slavens, publishing financial stateaieut and blanks for. county, L. J.

Slavens, postage paid by Probate Judge, W. U. Morton, postage, paper fast- ners. ic. Geo.

P. Barnard. receipt book for collector. B. X.

Frigate, ink and mucilaa! for office, do freight, stationery, etc. Wm. F. Coon, for asylum No. 3 Nevada.

Mi. J. K. Moore. ser as Sheriff.

V. T. Cunningham, ser as Co. Judge. P.

Soiberg. same F. J. Hooper, same Wm. F.

Coon, ser as County Clerk. E. H. Veaw. freight on books.

James Hopkins, use of son. "pMor" G. W. Patterson, lumber for road. Henry Mason.

work or. road tools Kt-Uey Williams. sundries for road. A. F.

Hastain. work on road tools. A. II. Barns, use of wife, "poor, T.

M. Brown, for self, poor person. E. D. Biair.

sundries for county, Wm. Howard. saint for bridce. 21 13 3 0.J 1 00 3 iZ 4 65 00 54 54 62 4 97 10 50 75 4 ia -rrr 5 i oo 22 00 33 S3 OS 1 S3 75 2 00 1.) OO 75 1 50 1 10 5 60 00 5 00 51 3C 31 I 27 66 300 4 10 i') 121 00 TOO 13 00 25 50 4 SO t3 F. M.

Wilson. com. oa si N. E. S.

V. SMfi, cKeo r-rt. J. S. Hartmun.

F. 51. Wm. Howard. writing dotl and "-pen'led taoney.

sundries for county. Jaais Cooper, tot use of Wtu. Hart. John W. Robertson.

er Proa. Att'y. J. R.Pack. treatment prisoner injmll, Kobert S.

Ftaber. for actf pauper. Philip painting brioVe, tee J'wph Crattt. lasitxr for road. Jobu R.

Campbell. sxmc Published weekly at Uermiure, Hirkory County. Missouri. Sulwcrlptlon, per year; Six months, 90 Three montiiit, 35 ct-nt. Entered at the Post Office at Hermitage, MutHouri, as serxind-clas matter.

Advertising Hates made known on application. Wednesday, November 13, 1895. IMUDKBSBUL No more dust. Cool mornings. Winter is coming.

Prepare for winter. Bring ub a load of wood. Advertise in the Gazette. An adjourned term of County Court will be held Novemler Montgomery Morton, will your land for you on reasonable terms. Fugato Ycaw sell buggies at astonishingly low prices, see them before buying.

Aunt Mandy Riley returned last week from an extended visit with relatives in Benton county. A numlcr of witnesses in the Shannon murder case have Uren attending circuit court this week. Judge A. R. Miller, and Alt''.

J. J. Ramsey, of Buffalo, made the GA.rr.rrK office a pleasant mil to-day. Joseph Kdde, and S. P.

Inks, prominent merchants of Preston, were attending to matters in circut court to-day. Wrn. McCrackcn, the popular cashier of the Bank of Cross-Timbers, accompanied by his wife are visiting friends in town to-day. Messrs Owens and Blair, have altout completed the wood work of W. I j.

Pitts' new dwelling and Vannord strand Bros, the plaster rs, are at work. The somewhat extensively advertised sign of this office was received Tuesday and placed in position. Harvey and Nense, the accompli shed painters of Cross-Timbers, did tho work. Since the 1st day of November, 1H names have been a Ide I to our subscription list. To all of these friends wo are sincerely thankful, and shall try to give them a paper worthy of their patronage.

Judge A. R. Miller and wife, of Buffalo, nre in tho city. Mr. Miller was formerly a resident of Hermitage, but has been living at Buffalo for several years, and in 1 was elected Judge of the Probate court of Dallas county.

A tt'y. Geo. S.SelviJire,of Mead Center Kansas, is in attendance at Circuit court ami greeting his many Hickory county friends this week. He was for a number of years a resilient of Hermitage, and for four years years was Judge of the Probate Court of this county. In addition to the local bar the following attorneys are in attendance at the Circuit court: T.

(J. Beehow, J. B. Upton, Bolivar, G. Selvidge, Mead Center, Kansas; Geo.

Mann, Osceola; W. I). Har-ryman, J. I). Irvine, Wheatland; R.

A. E. Brown, Cross- Tim I ers, Mo. T. J.

Mitchner of Cross-Timbers informs us that Rev. Charles Bell, who lived some distance Nort h-east of that place, was burned in his house Sundav nijrht. The unfortunate man lived all alone, and when his neighlxrs arrived at tho scene of tho conflagration, all that remained to tell the sad story, was the smoking ruins in which were found the Ixmes of the hermit preacher. The Annual convention of tho Missouri State Sunday School As sociation which met in the tirst M. E.

church, Sedalia, Wednesday Nov. 0th and closed Friday Nov. Sth, was an interesting occasion. Tho address of welcome was delivered by Louis Hoffman, of Sedalia, and the resjwnso by Rev. O.

M. Stewart, D. D. of St. Louis, and the convention was favored with a number of other excellent addresses.

The gold banner was awarded to Stone county and the silver banner to Jasper county. Officers for the ensuing year were elected as follows: President, D. R. Wolfe, St. Louis; Secretary, Robt Rutlege, St.

Louisj Treas. Win. Randolph, St. Louis, The reports show much progress during the last year, and that Missouri now takes the lead in Sunday school work. The closing exercises consisted of a number of hort addresses.

HERMITAGE SCHOOL BONDS. APPrOVED. A. L. Shinn.

CANCELLED. 130 00. A. L. Shinn, SO 00 J.

I- Jackson, 130 00. T. S. Ilarglss, 300 00 Wm. Craus.

2E9 53 T. Hargiss. 99 50 F. H. Builard.

100 00 H. B. Paxoon, 50 00 F. H. Bullard.

3t 00 II. B. Paxton. 50 00 John Wrinkle. 75 00 H.

B. Paxtrn, 360 00 n.P.HWgSTT'thlOOOO D. Schindler, 250 00 W-ILLopr 300 00 J. K. Bass, 173 00 A.

B. Heard. 400 00 Alex Murphy, 800 00 D. V. Goodman, 150 00 Alex Murphy, 100 00 K.

Williams, 328 00 Alex Murphy. 100 00 1'hliip Uappe, 423 00 Klrkpatrickl30 00 Christian Zehr. 250 00 Mary Richards, 50 00 Chancellor, 292 00 W. H. nouser, 300 00 Geo.

W. Darby, 500 00 Christian Zenr, 679 60 AV. U. Morton circuit clerk files statement of fees for quarter ending Oct. 6, 1S05.

W. F. Coon oounty clerk files statement of fees for quarter ending Oct 31, 1895. Ordered that account of H. M.

Holt against the State of Missouri in the sum of $6.37 for making Merchants License statement book le allowed and that sum 1k certified to State Auditor for payment. J. K. Moore sheriff, filed statement of fees collected for quarter ending Nov. 1 24.00.

Ordered that NE NE SE NE and NE section 2.5, township 37, range 2, advertised to le sold at the November term 1895, of the circuit and claimed by G. W. Mabary le withheld from sale for a period of three months. Ordered that a duplicate warrant issue to Darby and Thomas, numbered 340, said warrant having been lost. J.

E. Morton J. P. files resignation as Justice 'of tho peace, and same is received by the court. Ordered that the State Auditor be requested to draw his warrant in favor of R.

N. Fugate Treasurer of Hickory county, for tho amount of county foreign insurance tax fund money apportioned to said county by the State Auditor on Oct. 1, 1895, as required by section 4, act of Mar. 20, 1895. Ordered that State Auditor of tho State of Missouri lie authorized to relinquished to the United States the title tho following described tracts of land to-wit: The NWi EJ sec.

14 and the NWi NEJ sec. 34 all in twp. 37 range 21. Ordered that quit claim deeds made by Presiding Judge of this court on behalf of Hickory county State of Mo. for the following de scribed lands to-wit: NWi IS'EJ sec 14, NWi NE sec.

34, all in twp. 47 range 21. Ordered that a warrant bo issued in favor of E. F. Ureshears in the money paid county for SWi SEJ sec.

Towaship 37 range 22 illegally sold to him by county court, on school twp. No. 11. Ordered that the sale of the SWJ sec. 10 twp.

30 range 21 advertised in the Index to bo sold at the November term 1895 of the circuit court be withheld and not sold at said term of circuit court, On petition of G. Murphy et al, ordered that George Wright lc appointed as one of the Justices of the Peace of Wheatland twp. to iill vacancy occasioned by resignation of Ellis Morton. Ordered that SE SE sec. 3 twp.

37 range 22, advertised to he sold at Novemler term 1S95 of the court and claimed by John Jackson, be withheld from sale for a period of three months. Court adjourned Friday evening until November 29, 1895. NOTICE. All accounts due the Hermitage Index for work done, or on subscription from Sept. 21, 1S93 to June 21, 1894, and one-half of all accounts made with said paper from June 21, 1894 to June 28, 1895, are payable tome.

You will oblige, me by calling at the GAZlBTTE office and settling same. L.J. Slavens. GAZE L. J.

SLAVENS, Proprietor. PUBLISHED EVERY r-y i MM SUBSCRIPTION S1. 00 PEW YEAR. E. WILSON, Foreman.

ALL KLNDS OF PRINTING DONE ON SHORT NOTICE. REASONABLE PRICES. SATIFACTION GUARANTEED. Tl ATTECiTIOCl SHERIFF'S till. V.y TirtobnJ JibTlly ff a e-'Bti-m.

a tr' ru h- office of tbe of thK rl cf Hi-kiry t'uoty, MIoa rf. IHiii.l:ili)M tif Nfv-iulnr t-t. of itiUi t'fiirt. Win! to me In fror C'rUcntl Jtrw York ssaftistT. H.

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of. and to tin foijowintf Eilai-. tit: l)t nonil-iel fivr, six. tR.) wen, (2.) antl -cht tJ In nzraln-ml Hjjhi, (4.) in tlie Jw of btrhtlnd, A i tr; Kttd l-fne ttte uH County, and Mat of SlSswjrl. I on Wed36sday Jh3 l3, day cf jetwn tHe hotir cl i.lre oVlock fn tltefoww wxn xd tire o'rtork in the af u-rnoon of that day, at the Court 14u dour.

In town of Htriiiafre, touniy of iiskrj lit- urn or morb tbtrrtxft tut may tie rv qulml, at public cilar. to the tiKtM-t Udder, tttr cnU in band. fcul))v-t to all prijr lieniand judioaeatsj to aattofy wid exeeit. tkm and cost. J.

K.WOOLF,,- -hrl(r Hkkory Coonly. Hmrl THOSE DESIRING TO SELL THEIR REAL ESTATE, SHOULD LIST THE SAME ITH REAL ESTATE DEALERS, Hermitage, Missouri. We will handle your REAL ESTATE at reasonable rates and in case of no sale you pay nothing. We do a strictly honorable business. When in town drop in and see us.

OFFICE, South-west cor. square. SHEP.iFPS SALE. povaion. Svj frjifn the i35r- ihe t'f th" Circuit li 'okry r' ai ihn -mrt.

I tf-f n-'I. in i.fvo? of C. Ptisan, mxi'l W. laru lTii opoa and i tii rit, In- V'T'-st nl claim of 5-I M. W.

Itrrman, tt. lo.xti to tbe foliowjr.jf Kea.1 li-1it. to-wit: Norlh-t anj r.art of K'trth-tast Sjfiiig f-ait rt Liadiey rm-U Ja N-rifc-r. 13, S5. 23.

Ml lyina aorf U-iti? it, sai-i C.ranfy. t.i,fi Matf Miiwuari. um) I Wedawday the 13, day of fiavem-ber, A. 8. 1835, tetween the boars of nine o'rlnrii tn tbe fre-uoon and 8t riorfc in tfc? ot that day, at tbe Ccart Housr Onor.

In lite Vrwn tif lit ermitacr. Cunnty of Jih-kory saw or ciaih thereof may hi rnalre-l. e.1 public vendue, to Ute faiKbl Mddw, hft trh In hand, teubjoet to all prim-ii-n and judiraientfO to aatify Mi4 c-cu-UiB rU costs. 3. K.

MOORE. thtrUr Illeliory Cotuit, Uimnritl II.