Pineville News from Pineville, Missouri • 3

Mrs. Judge Smith has been ill for several days past. We hope she may recover soou. Mr. A.

F. Ault, a banker of Southwest City, was in town the first of the week on business. SUBSCRIBE See This Column next week. Hon. M.

C. Christian returned hnne from his labors at JefTerson City last Monday. He looks as if tbe saner kraut and beer capitol of our state has agreed with him. He has our thanks for late Jefferson City papers. Wall Paper.

We have a compute line of Wall Paper and Decorations. Samples and prices given on application. Armstrong A Clark, Druggists, Neosho, Mo. -FOR THE- The Pineville News PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY EVENING BY DtVAL Ac, DIGCS, (. At Pineville, McDonald County, Mo.

Official Organ of McDonald County. SUBSCRIPTION RA TES: One oopy, one year, $1.00 six months 60 three months 26 Oath invariably in advance. ADVERTISING One column, per year, $80.00 Half column, per year, 46.00 Quarter column, per year, 46.00 Two-Inch eard, per year 9.00 One-Inch card, per year, fl.00 Locals, Five Conte per Une, each Insertion. PINEVILLE NEWS, McDonald Countys Official Organ. A WEEKLY Published at Pineville, McDonald Published in The Democratic Party AND TIIE JOURNAL County, Missouri, the interest of PEOPLE.

LET LIVE. It is the desire and intention of the proprietors to make TIIE NEWS wor- thy of the patronage of every household in the County. If you arc not a Subscriber send in your subscription at once. Give aid and patronize home industry by all means. Immense stock of Hats, Trunks, Valises at bottom prices at Golden Eagle Clothing House, Neosho, Mo.

No old goods, no odds and ends, but a new, fresh stock for less money than you can buy old shelf worn goods. Call and see Golden Eagle Clothing House, Neosho, Mo. Mr. C. Tucker, special examiner for (he New England Loan was in town the first of the week looking at property on which loans had been granted by Cloud A Co.

Deputy U. 8. Marshal Hearrell, of Neosho, was in town last Sunday summoning witnesses to appear before the court at Springfield, to testify in the Maxfleld and Davis cases. County Court meets next Monday and those who attend and know themselves to be indebted to this office will please make it convenient to call and settle. We need the money.

A new line of Ladies and Gents' Watch Chains just received at W. B. Hart's. These chains were bought direct from the factory and every chain is warranted by the manufacturers. El.

Roseberry and John L. Powell, of Southwest City, came over to our town last Wednesday to assist our band boys to make music on decoration day. Tbe band boys feel very grateful to them. Boys, if you want a Nobby Suit, call aud examine tbe stock of the Golden Eagle Clothing House, Neosho, Mo. They have tbe newest, neatest and most stylish stock of Clothing in the county.

Our better four-fifths desires us to thank Mr. John Y. 8teveuson for a fine mess of string beans sent her last Tuesday. They are the first of the season and are ahead of anything we have heard of yet. According to the statement of our friends and customers, we have the largest and best selected stock of Wall Paper ever Bhown In Neosho.

Call and inspect for yourself. Thom A Carleton. Judge Holly Hinton, of near Beth pge, paid bi. subscription to tbe News, be baa our thanks. The Judge is one of our thorough-going formers and a steadfast Democrat.

John C. Baber received a bunch of bananas the first of the week. We mention this because there has never been any bananas brought to this town before iu its history aud this bunch was quite a curiosity. Mrs. W.

W. Bacon, accompanied by Mrs. T. J. Leslie, of Southwest City, came up to visit her husband the first of the week.

Mrs. Lctlie returned Wednesday after visiting the family of J. M. Gist. Mrs.

Bacon returned today. A. C. Walters has just received a handsome supply of fine jewelry, such as watch chains, initial scarf pins, breast pins, watch charms, cutT and collar-buttons. These goods are a handsome lot and are cheap.

Give him a call. Rev. and Mrs. Hoare left Sunday morning for Indiao Springs where Mr. Hoare bod an appointment to fill, and from there they ex peeled to go to Carter-ville, to attend districtconference.

Wo wish them a pleasaut trip and an agreeable time. Wm. Farmer went to housekeeping last Monday, and it is said that after bis honse hud been placed Id order he commenced to lay iu a good supply of provisions aod among other thioga, tbe boys say that be laid lu a very large supply of fresh eggs. Bavages expect to Imbibe bravery by drinking the blood of their brave enemies. A more enlightened method of vitalizing the blood is by taking Ayer's Sarsaparilla.

It braces up tbe nerves aud gives strength and fortitude to endure the trials of life. Slight derangements of tho stomach and bowels may often be corrected by taking only one of Ayer's Pills. Through not having the Pills at band, your disorder increases, and a regular fit of sickness follows. "For the want of a nail, tbe shoe was lost," etc. George Hubbcrt, the Lawyer, tolls us be will give attention to business in this county hereafter, but his friend should not wait to have law busiucss before seeing bitn in bis uew office ou the west side of tho square, adjoining the "picture gallery," In Neosho.

V. T. Matters, Neoshos lending Harness dealer, carries the best liue of harness, saddles, bridles, buggy robes, horse blankets, buggy whips, curry combs, horse brushes, harness oils, in the Southwest, and will not he undersold. Call aud seo goods and learn prices. I understand that Jas.

B. Rickman is telling arouud that be wanted to compromise with me concerning a certain homestead. I have to say that he never said word to mo concerning it, and when he tells such stuff he is a liar aud the truth Is not in him. A. K.

Maxkikld. We have often wondered why it Is that when you ak a man It subscribe for a paper, he will answer that ho has not time to rend it or is too poor, yet If you make tho least trivial mistako in regard to hliu he immediately come arouud to bavo you correct It. The puzzle we want to solve is, how does be find It out John Y. Stevenson went out on Indian Creek the first of the week and purchased a fine mare from Nathaniel Morgan. The parties who went from here to Springfield to attend the Maxfleld and Davis trial last week, returned home Monday last.

Tho editor has been afflicted with rheumatism for some days past and if the News lacks Its usual vim it can be attributed to our intense sufferings. A most shocking accident occurred at Neosbo last Sunday, In which one lady lost her life and two others were severely bruised. Mrs. Corbett, Mrs. Phelps and Miss Teddie Stewart were driving along tbe streets of Neosho In a buggy and the bridle on the horse became detached from the borse9 head and be started to run off, and as be neared the northwest corner of the public square the ladies were thrown out agaiust the iron fence around the court house.

Mrs. Corbett was almost killed and the other ladies were quite severely bruised. Notice tor Publication. Land Office at Springfield. May 21st.

1889. Notice is hereby given that the following-named settler has filed notice of bis intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Judge or in his absence the Clerk of the Circuit Court at Pineville, McDonald county. or. Monday, July 1st, 189, viz: William J. launb, homestead application No.

11.116 for the NVJ Sec. 22, ip 22 Range 32 W. lie names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz Wm. Q. H.

Webb. Robert Meador. (o. II. Webb and Wm.

E. Whitaker, all of Pineville, Mo. Anv person who desires to protest against the allowance of such proof, or who knows of any substantial reason, under the law and the regulations ot the Interior Department, why such proof should not be allowed, will be given au opportunity at the above mentioned time and place to cross-examine the witnesses of said claimant, and to offer evidence fn rebuttal of that submitted bv claimant. 12 Gt Gix. M.

Hawyer, Register. Nolle Tor Publication. Land Office at Springfield, April 26th, 189. Notice is hereby given that the follow, ing-named settler has filed notne of hi intention to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will ie made before the Judge, or in hisabscncetbpclcrk of the Circuit Court, at Pineville, McDonald connt Mo on Satunlny. JaCI.

Titf, vi jJohn W.hirk, homestead application No. 1 1026 for the 8 8 VV ana 8 WJ and 8 Wj SEJ of Sec. 12, Town. 21. Range 'M.

He name the following witnesses to prove hi continuous residence upon, and cultivation of. said land, viz William T. MHJrew. Jamn W. William Haul- ston and William Asher, ail of Saratoga, Mo.

Anv person who desires to protest against the allowance of such proof, or who knows of any substantial reason, under the law and the regulations of the Interior Department, whv such proof should not be allowed, will be given an opportunity at the alove mentioned time and place to cross-examine the witne? of said claimant, and to offer evidence in rebuttal of that submitted bvci.iinmut. 9-6 1 (jx. M. Hawyf.r, Register. Notire for Publication.

Land Office at Springfield, 1 April 27th, 1p89. Notice is hereby given that the settler has filed notice of his intention to make final proof in support of hi chum, and that said proof will be made before the Judge or in his absence the clerk of the Circuit Court, at Pineville. McDonald on Tuesday, June 11th, 1S9, viz: Homer A. Sturdevant, homestead application No. 11299, for the 8KJ of fractional quarter of Sec.

8, Town. 2d, Runge He name the following wilnesa.s to prove hr continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said land, viz: R. Ii. Stansberry. W.

XI. Corttelison, Charles Cornier and William Stites, all of Krie, McDonald county. Mo. Any person who desires to protest acTiinnt the allowance of siu proof, or who knows of anv substantial rmon, under the law and title regulation of the Interior Department, why imh proof should not be allow ed, will be given an opportunity at the alove mentioned tune and place to cross-examine the witneaites of s.ud claimant, and to offer evidence in rebuttal of that submitted by claimant. 9-6t Gro.

M. Lawyer, Rgiter. Nolle for robllrntlon. Land Office at SprippMd, April Dth, ls'9. Notice i hereby given that the srtth ha bird tic of hi m-tepti'-n to make final proof in of hi claim, and tli.it proof w.ll tv made Udore the Jmhrc or in lr-al vineth rlrk of the I'uvint Court, at Mellon-aid count.

on Satudiv. June Dt, John T-hall. homestead application No. 1 I. fm tin s', Sec.

6. Town. 21 Rarj 2.5 W. lit tmuir tl.r flowing witneos to prove hi continumiH renlnue upon, and cultivation of, sill land, Thoin.u Greenup. Stirling I.

Han nn and Daniel Krv. all Pant rt, Mo. Any person who d-vresloprol lurunit th allow. fur of vieh proof, or who knew of miv salntantud r-ieon, under ths Ihw and toe nxulat'-n of the Interior Depart moat, why vn proof dienld imt ho allowed, will kivu an opportimily at (In alnivc ne'Tit i mod intio i place to enws examine the of aid claimant, and to offer mdrnce in rclmttul of that submitted by 1 umaut 8-0t Geo. M.

Register. CONSUMP It has permanently cured Tiioraxxtvs Of cumw prouound) by doolom bojo-inn. If you have pmmonlfnrv svinp-tutus, aueli aa t'ouuli, Diifienlty of Prosihtng, don't doUv, nt iie Plpos U'lUi row CONVMPnnN Immediately, Hy lMuyiotu. Jtconta. As an AdvcrtisifiT medium, Wm.

Baber went to Southwest City last Tuesday to secure the services of a musical instructor for the band, and on his return be was accompanied by Mr. A. C. Warden who has been Instructing the boys in a very satisfactory manner. Mr.

Warden aside from being a good musician is a pleasant and agreeable gentleman. Pineville, May 31, '89. Pursuant to adjournment there will be a regular meeting of the McDonald County Medical Society at Southwest City, Tuesday, June 4th, 1889, at 1 o'clock p. m. Tbe attendance of all members is urgently requested.

T. R. Quarles, President. J. E.

Edelen, Secy. Paints. We guarantee all of our Mixed Paints for three years, on new work, not to crack, blister, peel or chalk off. Should the paint foil to fill our guarantee, we will furnish the paint to repaint said building, without cost. Color cards furnished.

Armstrong A Clark, Druggists, Neosho, Mo. Mr. and Mrs. A. K.

Maxfleld bad the sad misfortune to loose their infant son Estley Maxfleld, last Monday. The little fellow was another whooping cough and cholera infantum victim, which disease is now racking the frames of our town's little ones. Little Estley was just one year and two days old aud was the joy and comfort of his father and mother. We extend to them our deepest sympathy. Notice Is hereby given that F.

C. Grohman, of the firm of (loud A baa this day retired from the firm by mutual consent. H. A. F.

Cloud and W. W. Tracy will continue to conduct the business under the firm name of Cloud A and will collect all debts now due the Cloud Co. Pineville, Last Wednesday morning Mrs. La-vina Chenoweth, relict of the late Dr.

H. 8. Chenoweth and mother of the late Dr. A. W.

Chenoweth, dropped from a chair in which she was sitting and expired in a few miuutos. Her remains were taken to the Neosho cemetery yesterday for burial. She was in her 77th year and was loved and respected by all who knew ber. "Death rides on every breeze and lurks Iu every flower." Yesterday was decoration day and the members of tbe G. A.

and citizen of this place turned out generally to participate in the services, and it is said that the occasion was the most successful one ever held st this place. The G. A. IL, post from Splitlog came down and united with our poet in the services. The Pineville Cornet Band furnished most excellent music and the day will be long remembered as one of great pleasure by those who took part in the exercises.

Last Monday while at Neosho, we called at the great dry goods emporium of the McElhany Mercantile and through the courtesy of Mr. Brockman tbe genial manager, we were shown su immense stock of goods of tbe very finest variety. Mr. Brookman is a thorough merchant and an Intelligent gentleman, and we have never seen a more complete stock of goods than Is carried by this Co. A more polite and accommodating lot of clerks could not be found in the State, aud to those who may anticipate buying anything in their liue we can most cheerfully recommend them.

It seems to us that the good people of this town and community should awaken to the necessity of fencing and cleaning up the cemetery grounds situated near here. It is a disgrace to any community to have a cemetery where our loved oues are resting to be the herding grounds for all kinds of stock, aud we dont believe those who have friends buried there will hesitate a moment to enter iuto some kind of an arrangement to have the cemetery placed iu proper order. Wc ill have more to say iu the future on tills subject, nml right here we will say that we don't propose to quit agitating this matter until the cemetery is fenced and cleared off. Who will place their shoulders to the wheel with us? Per Is Slt i'Mrt, The following letter was received by Circuit Clerk Cloud, last Monday, from State Auditor Seibert, relative to fees Id State cases "Answering your letter of 22d I bog to state that the bill nppropritv ting money for "Costs In Criminal Cnuws" was passed, and received theup-prnval of tho Governor, this week. Owing to tho extraordinary delay in passing the nppiopriation hills, (his year, large numbers of Bills of Cost ami other claims against the Statcac-eutnulated in my office.

I am Dow disposing of the business ns rapidly as possible, as near as may be iu the order the bills and accounts were sent bore. It may be soverol weeks before I cun reach yours, I can assuio you that there will be no unnecessary delay in auditing your bills. Very respectfully, Jamem M. rt, Mate Auditor. COURT Cfrcnlt Conrt.

moots on the first Monday In February and August of each year. fnfy fonrt. meet on the first Monday March, June, September and December. Probate Cnwt-e. meets on the third Monday in February, May, Augustand November.

Baker Pest, No. 971, A. R. Meet on the 1st and Sd SattirdsvR of each month at 2 oclock o. at Post Head-onarters.

up-stalrs In Walters brick, Pino vllle, Mo. Grass seed at A. C. Walters. Cigar depot at A.

C. Walters. Money to loan by Cloud Co. See Dr. Davis, for Dentistry, Neosho.

For coach, harness and machine oil, go to A. K. Maxfleld. Maifields is the place to buy jour glass and queens ware. We hear talk of a butcher shop being started in town shortly.

Pisos Remedy for Catarrh is sold by S. D. Preston. Price, 50c. Cloud A loan money on Improv-ed farms, at reasonable rates.

For homestead or insurance go to J. A. Sturges, atttorney at law. Coon Brand Cigars at J. C.

Baber's. This is the best 5c. cigAr in town. Note reduction iu price, ou all goods at A. C.

Walter's, for Spot Cask. Fresh meat was one of the luxuries on our market the first of the week. For Abstracts of Title go to J. A. RturEQtjjjttorney at law, Pinevjllfe-Xfc.

Col. J. L. Bar was at Neosho the first of the week on professional business. If you want to borrow money, buy or sell a farm, do not fail to call on Cloud A Co.

Our barber shop is soon to be opened and Win. Bradley is to be the tonsorial artist. Cloud A have money to loan on Improved farms, in any quantity from $200 up. For anything in the Hay of furniture or hardware, call on W. B.

Hart, Piue-ville, Mo. Dr. S. D. Preston went to Southwest City on business last Wednesday.

He returned borne yesterday. Anything you want lq the way of drugs or medicines, at Proton's drug tore, at Duval's old stand. A bat, ball, cap and belt, frer with every boy's suit, at Golden Eagle Clothing House, Neosho, Mo. Mr. I.

N. Litteral, of Erie, bauds us a Bland dollar to pay on bis subscription, for which he has our thanks. The Maxfleld and Davis cases were continues until tbe next term of tbe U. 8. Court which meets in October next Geo Cbeooweth who has been visiting ft.

ends and relatives in town for some time past, left last Monday for Joplin, You can buy a childs Casaimere suit from $1.50 upwards and a man's from $3.50 up, at Golden Eagle Clothing House, Neosho, Mo. We tender our thanks to our friends for their kindness shown to our darling child during bis illness. A. IC. A J.

S. Maxfield. Immense stock of Clothing, Hats, Trunks, Furnishing Goods, at bed rock prices, at the Golden Eagle Clothing House, Neosho, Mo. For anything in the Harness or Saddlery line call on W. T.

Matters, Neosho, Mo, He handles the best of goods and sells at lowest prices. Iu the Clay trial last week at Neosho the defendant was found guilty and his punishment was assessed at nine years in the penitentiary. Great stacks of Ready Mixed Paints, all kinds and prices, at tbe leading drugstore, Neosho, Mo. Thom A Carlktok. Tborewnsa coon iu towQ this week and be was quite as great a curi oeity to our younger folks as that bunch of bananas at Babers.

The wheat in this community never looked better than at the present time, and tho recent abundant rains have been of great benefit to Lli crop. We don't give goods away but we sell them so cheap that somo of our competitors think wo steal them. Golden Eaglo Clothing Houec, Neosho, Mo. Cloud A am tho lender in the Homestead and Pre-emption business; their knowledge of and cureful attention to huducas is appreciated by tho citireu. THE CC3STEWS CLOUD CO.

Make Abstracts of Title to any Real Estate in McDonald County, and always guarantee their work. co OQ CLOUD 00., Attend to all Homestead business promptly; also write Deeds and take Acknowledgments. 4.AL Column next week. Offers superior inducements to rcliants and Business Men. Duval Diggs, Proprietors.

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