Daily Missouri Statesman from Columbia, Missouri • 4

BOUNl COUNTY AIR 1870 MERE MENTION dim MARRIED DIED DAY BOARDING HOUSE Ono door west of Alatthews' Hard ware storo on Broadway Meals 25ets NOYES You can have clothes made by most any wo man if you arc not particular how you look but it you want to appear chuck full ot Mylo ami with clothes that will stand examination in the finest tailor shops in America you will have to go to Zink over Samuel (Jon toys B3TA fit always guaranteed (dsi fit) READ Wo have a article ot Wine which we liavo had in the house for over eight years and must close it out Cheap for cash Wo will give a positive guarantee to every ono who buys thia wino as to ago and purity(d 20 6t tf) Gilman Doubsy BICE In lllchmond Kv Sen 11 1879 by Elder AL Dennis Ain ilonVy Rico and Miss Mollie Lackey daughter of A Lackey 0 Al the home of her hus band Amos Deatherage on Muddy Crook near College Hill in Madison county Ky on riday Sept 5th between 1 and 2 ausnuah Deatherage aged 60 years and 2 Lowry has returned form St Loull Howland attends tho Shelbyville fair this wook Mr 0 Davis roturnod from St Louis on Sunday last A compositor not now wanted at this ofllce Miss Georgia Hough St Louis it visiting iho faintly of Mr 8 Pratt Thomas Uayton of Harrisburg rpesksjoi moving to Sallno county Mr Hnaidcrof ilii) Variety ybostoro loft Sun day for Si Louh aud Chicago Ben Al Anderson loft Monday' on a busi ness trip to the uture Great City Glasgow Journal Miss lorence Hoad will attend Stephen College Columbia Mr Jo Johnston Ashland roturnod from his eastern trip on Monday morning Owing to a chill Rov Mr Wilkie was uo able to occupy bis pulpit on Sunday night Mr Oeo 'Boo" Selby is nt present em ployed as a salesman with II Shock Co The stars and stripes floated bravely over the stand every day during the fair Ask our Mr doYVerthorn lor tho Quick Train Watohon Gilman Dorset d8tL Lyon St Louts spent fair week with relatives ond friends hero and loft Monday for homo Mr John Burnam of Kentucky is on a visit to his daughter Mrs A Burnam near Station Ben Barrett local reporter of the Rocky Mountain A'etci Denver City paid hlsrcspeolB to Columbia Hits week Another wedding this week or further particulars enquire at tho Great Western grocery store There was loss gambling loss drunkcncss and less deviltry of any kind at tho fair tills (oason than ever before Gillaspy and wife St Louts returned home on Monday after spending air week with relatives in old Bcono Miss Camilla Switzler accompanied by lady friends of Mexico left for St Louis yes terday to be absent a fsw days Mr Thomas Laws of Wayne county Indi ana tho eldest brother of President Laws of the State University is on a visit to Columbia Mr doWerthorn our jeweler has Me lent watches for sale Seo tho Quiek Train watch dStf Gilman Doksby Mr Daniel Gano and wife Chicago who have been spending a few days with their relatives Mr Hubbell and family ro turnod home on Monday ulton Telegraph: If the authorities in Boono county intend to caro for theirinsano patients as properly as they arg here we are satisfied that there will bo nothing saved to tbo county by their removal Chill loo the Constitution The speech of Col Hickman at tho camp meeting last Mon day evening on the subject of temperance was a very able one and is spoken of in terms of commendation by all who were so fortunate as to bear it Mr I) leet City Engineer of Lexing ton and cashier of the milling establishment of A Bobinion Co ran down to spend Sunday with Prof leet and family and re turned homo Monday at noun Mandel A Marx is tho style of the new cloth ing house firm They opeu out in a few days In the store roam one door cast of Gilman Dorsey The firm consists ot David Mandel of the trade Palace and Isaac Marx of Cincin nati once a re ident of Columbia Mr Do Witt Robinson was one of the fea tures at tbo fair Saturday lie is a grandpapa and tho smile that Irradiated Ids countenance as ho tenderly carried tho little ono around floral hall and pointed out its beauties wag re freshing to behold Verily has grown twenty years younger slimo be became a grand father Prof George Hussinann loft Sunday alter noon for Bloomington III Rochester and Crooked LnkeN Washington City Balti more Philadelphia and Westchester Ho goes in the interest ot tho llorlleiilturtil department of tho University to buy nursery stock and also to attend the National Horticultural Association at Rochester on tbo 17th and takes a large assortment of Missouri fruit to exhibit there LORAL HALL Two horse plow pr A Sloan ulton Calla way county Harrows pr Broughton Adami Two horse wagons pr Broughton Adams Gent's saddle 11 en pr Ji Gordon saddle pr Gurdon Double buggy harness pr Gordon Single buggy hanieiH pr JI Gordon rock or dress coal by lady 2 on pr Mrs It Shook: ot Mr Win Rigg Vest by lady 2 en pr Mrslt Bhouk Pants by lady 2 on pr Mrs Shook ct Mrs Wm Riggs Bud wheat pr Peter Dunbar Rye pr Ed inley White corn in ear 10 on pr 3 Goilln ct Batterton Stock corn in ear 1 en pr 11 Oncai Jlut corn in oar pr Hen Biggs Sweet potatoes pr A Kinder Irish potatoes 8 enpr McClanahan ot John Thompson Three pumpkins 4 cm pr A Grant ct James Vinson pr Curtwrlght cl Mrs William Riggs Th oe watermelons pr A Kinder Squashes en pr Creed Willis colored 1 ct Curtwright Gleets 8 en pr Mrs Wright cl Mc Clanahan Ono dozen tomatoes 2 on pr Mrs William Riggs ct Mrs A Bratton Three head cabbage pr 0 A Kinder Ono dozen parsnips pr rs William Riggs SPW variety of vegetables pr Mrs William Riggs Display and variety fruits pr 0 McIntire 5 1 Alclntyro ot 0 McIntire all apples 8 en pr Thompson ot Miss Arnold 16 hands 2 en pr Jas Hall ct Creed Willis Twelve varieties llowersln pots pr Mrs Samuels Selection of Dahlias pr Mrs Wilson Clrnrrn string 3 un pr Cha 15 Thomas ci illiam Shields 1 can 8 en Miss annie Estes ct Mrs 0 Boono Uallnway can 2 en pr Mrs Maggio ot Mr Riggs 1 can a en pr and ct Mrs 0 Boone of Callaway Cherries 1 can 'pr Mrs 11 Riggs rioins I can 2 en pr Mrs Riggs ot Mrs Wil on Gooseberries 1 can 1 en pr Mr William Biggs ct Mrs Boone Callawav Strawberries 1 can 2 en pr 'Mrs Sallie Hume Callaway ct Mrs Wilson Blackberries can 6 en pr Mrs it Vi vian ct Mrs Riggs Raspberries 1 can 4 en pr Mrs Hallie Hume Callaway ct Mrs Maggie King Currents 1 can pr Mrs Riggs Tomatoes 1 can 8 en prMiss lorence Ried ct Mrs it Vivian Brandy Cherries pr Mrs William Riggs Sour Tickles 7 en pr Mrs A ot Mi Minnie Winterhalter Sweet pickles 11 on pr Mrs Riggs ot Mrs bailie Hume 8 Catsup 1 bottle 12 en prMriJ A Adams ct Miss annie Wright Pepper souoe 1 bottle 2 en pr jfri wo Ham Riggs ct Miss lorence RleiL Round Cake 4 en pr Mrs Sallie Hume oi Callaway ct Mrs IL Riggs YVhi to cake 6 on pr Airs It Vivian Mrs Sallio Hume Callaway ruit cake 8 en pr Mrs Vivian ct Mrs Norwood Sponge cake 7 en pr Miss Mary Robinett ot Alisa Ea Hussoll Ginger bread 7 on pr Miss Maggie Brough ton ct Mrs Riggs Jumbles 2 dozen 8 en pr Mr A Adams ct Airs Riggs Loaf light bread 8 en Airs Roberts cl Airs Jas Chandler Loaf corn bread 1 cn prMr Sallio Hume Callaway county ct Alias Maggie Broughton Boiled hum 8 en prMrsN Wilson ct Mrs Salho Hume Callaway Lard 5 pounds 4 en pr Airs Wilson ot Mrs Alaggie 11 Leiniz Maple molasses 1 quart pr Mrs John Bar nett Cured ham 3 en pr Airs Wilson ct 9 Thompson Sorghum molasses 6 un pr George Win terbower ctll Tipton Meal i bushel 8 en pr Airs William Rigg ot Miss Alin nie YVlnterlmlter 88 Cider vinegar 1 gallon 4 cn prMrs Kate Curtwright ct Airs A Bratton Native wine 2 on pr Mrs A Bratton ct MIhb annie Eblub Blackberry wine 6 Cn pr Airs Al Baker ct Airs illiam Riggs Current wine 3 en pr Mrs A Bratton ot Airs Sallio Hume Cullawav county 1 Parsnip wino pr Mrs Kato' Quinn Hhubarb wino 2 un pr AlrsKaio Quinn cl Mrs William Riggs Wild grnpo wiuc 2 cn pr Mrs Wil son ct Mrs A Bratton ling carpet pr Mr Dailey Double and twisted yarns pi Airs Jas Chan aler Pair woolen sooks 3 en pr Mrs Jas Ohan dlcr ct Mrs Alary A Kincaid Pair woolen stockings 3 en pr Mrs James Chandler ct Airs A Smith Pair woolen gloves or mits pr Airs Sallio Hume Callnwny Pair cotton hone 4 cn pr Mrs Jas Chan dlor ct Airs Kato Curtwright Pair cotton half hose Sen pr Mrs Kate Curt weight ot Airs Jas Chandler Embroidered silk quilt 2 cn pr Mrs A Bradlord et Airs Kato Curtwright Embroidered worsted quilt pr Airs Kuta Curtwright Patchwork silk quilt 2 en pr Mrs Kate Curtwright ot Airs A Bradford Patchwork worsted quilt 3 en pr Mrs A King ct Airs Phillips Counterpane pr and ct Mrs Jas Chandler 1 atohwork cotton qu lit 9 en pr Mrs McClanalian et Alias Ella lstes Coverltt 8 en pr and ct Mrs Jas Chan dler Pair blankets pr and ot Airs Jas ChamllorConcluded to morrow RELIGIOUS A Holiness Camp meeting will bo held noar Mexico commencing Sept isth and oontinu ing nine days Rev Air Wilkie announced last Sabbath that on each Sabbath night until completed and commencing next Sabbath night ho would deliver a sormon in tho Presbyterian church specially to young mon on tho young mon of the bible COUNTY NEWH LLMX STATION Air II skterdn lnw Mrs rctwoll who had been visiting with Mr Lampton 1nt week left for her home in Stur geon Saturday Mrs Rodman arrived here from Nturgeon Saturday on a visit to her fat her Ai Hill near thl place AleBsra iper ami Cohmius uro opening the hoop polo trade nt tills plnco ami oflbring lor No 1 poles Mr Jospj Edwards who has been cu gaged in coalmining with the Keen In others during tho nuiurnm has returned to to work hi ho Buoihi Uouuiy Coni Mino Again Jo is one ot our and wu wel come liis return Air Jasper Stephens lias returned (mm near Mexico where ho has been during the sum iirnr He will ln nt home about throe weeks ON THEJE Wo witnessed a slight brmichof the pencil nt the Station last Saturday which took I'toce immediately in front of Dysart Good ding store between two of the neighbor boys living near this place A quarrel orlgin itcd over some mistaken reports which had been olrciilaied through tho neighborhood when they drew their coats and ono of them drew bls revolver and ur till period of the excite incut warm friends fnlirccduit and ly lenient irn'a tires restored peace But no sooner had the wlilto men who used more judgment Hum muscle bud become quiet a Inmi fight took placu at the rear end oi the tore between two monsters ot the colored race wliosiemed to possess moi muscle than brains Thev dealt to each other furious IdowsjwitlQfoot and list until both were completely exhausted and grout drops of sweat It wore stood on their nolilng brows Hot indeed was the contest in both cases but in neither wns there shed one drop of blood DllOWNEIl IN I OND Lust Sunday Sept lltii between 3 and 4 clock in Air '1 homiis Dodson in company with three boys of this pluue went to Air A 1 pond tn bis north meadow for a bout ride ami while engaged in the plmurn of the ride they tinloriiinsiely upset the boat where tho water Hippoed to bo about 15 loet (Jeep I wool the btnallvi bovs wjun to tbo shorn immediately while the' third boy (considerably larger) struggled with his com rade Mr Dodson tor a minute to get out with the boat But Mr Dodson being verv largo man tho boy eould not manage hirn'in Ins strangling condition after Mr Dodson went down the last time the boy swam to the shore calling to Mt Burnam Hint Dodson was drown ing Help wiis simimoncii immediately but could not save poor 'l orn from a watery grave He camo from Illinois to this place about three ears ago and has been engaged in the Boono County Goul Aline since that time as boss wheeler He leaves a wife and two children most of bis relatives are living in Jllinols Vim STURGEON ITEMS rom the Leader) Rucker Lockridge are covering their now brick store with Asbestos rooting a mixture of paper cloth mid pitch Joel Palmer sold tost week 78 head of three year old steers to James Angell nt 4490 per bead aAwTI Biggs recently purchased of Alfred Reese 200 acres ot land hung north of Centralia for i74o 8 Geo Pickett has sold 44 acres of Im proved land lying a mile northwest of Stur geon to Henry Dingman for Sturgeon is still without a jeweler ami a good sober industrious man could make health WflDt 110 traveling dead 0 Pitney who killed Beverly Baker at Illgbee Nov SO 1878 was tried by tho Ran dolph circuit court lust week and acquitted Airs Lizzie erguson is selling out with a view oftnovlng to California Ali sEllaHouch eoe is thinking about going with her MLast Saturday Alary little boys were burning out uesl when the flames were communicated to the grass doing much daninge Airs Stewart lost three liny stacks and several panncls of fence Joel and Cbomas'l aimer also lost a considerable string of fence each Col Ridley of Columbia Tenn as here Ibis week buying young mules 11c bought Ld Irom Ihos Palmer is from Al 'b 1L 18 from 4 lrin 111 ikc Spolinan Col says this is ouo of the bust mule coun tries in the west I he stockholders of the new bank in this place met Ins Saturday evening ami organized by electing Ritchie president and 1) Murelury The directors arc Ritchie Alayer Ritchie Dr Simins and IL Dicker Thq capital stock is 'to jismc will bo Savings Oapt IJtoliie Went to St Louis this week to purchase a sate books Death of Mrs Siultzlcr Many of nin brothers of tho Missouri press havo kiinlly retneuibered in ex resslon uf comhluuco nnd ympa thy on ncciHint of our recent groat sor row for which wo are truly thankful rom a groat number of expressions of this charncter wo select the following as peculiarly touching ard appropriate DEATH Mil: NWITZLEK rom ihoAlcxioo Itilt lllgcncer 12th The hiuI intelligence was received in this cllyyuhterd iy by telegram to Mr hate Glandou that Mrs Col Wm Switzler of Columbia died nt 8 a in of that day Though Mrs bwitzlcr had been 11 for overni weeks and fears were entertained for some llmu before her death thnb she could not recover still the gad news lias created profound sorrow among the fricnde ot this most oetiuiablu lady iu Mexico And iho friotide of Miee Ca milla her daughter of Co) Switzhir and ot her mombors of the family deeply sympathize with them in their sad be reavement Moberly Monitor Switzler of Col i the veteran editor of tho Colutubin Statesman died nt 8 15 clock yesterday (Thursday) morning iv have known Airs Swilzlor from our early childhood and can tiear test i iiiony to her high cliarsoter as a Chris tian lady an aflectionato mother nnd a faithful and devoted wlfo a woman of rare endowments whoso every en ergy was expended iu promoting tho welfare of her family She was a niuco of tho late (leu Sterling Price St Louis Times Journo 1 3thll Mi William Switzler whom deatli at Columbia last Thursday war chronicled in the 'I'hnes Journn'l yes terday was widely known highly re spected and sincerely beloved I)P scondod from mis of the oldest and most aristocratic Virginian families slio had all the advantage that weilth i 1 1 1 I and culture could snugn( and her accompli limentg ami hcPniui nble womanly disposition imulo her tho leader in iho circles in which she moved amt her home one of the ln piest most delighttiil spots in Cuntrl Missouri Mis hwiizltr was alwavs favorite wii ho young people het par lors were always open lotheiii ami many who read these lines will remem ber tho happy occasions over which wiui queenly ease mid digtii tv sho presid ed tho grand old homestovd Mrs Switzler 8 1 hiippiucss was in making others happy her charities were legioii sno was an earnest noble generous Christian woinau Words of sympathy will now in upon the bereaved hus band tho aged mother ami tho other members ot the stricken family but we wot the sweetest that could come to them in their ufllictimi is to bo tound iu her pure lite and her Christian example La Plata Homo Press Col Jlutton ofiho Mexico hi telhgeiccr is mentioned favorably by a number ot our exchanges as a candi date lor lieutenant governor While he would grace the place with dignitv aud ability wo believe there are better things in store for the Colonel At any rate his bretberu of the press throughout tho state who hold him in such high esteem would like to see him elected to cougreBB from his district Having bought out David Battertori's a 'Ct 1 1loilHUre announcing to the citizens of Columbia and vicinity that 1 have made all the necessary arrangements whereby they cun bo supplied wltli THIS BESST BISAT the country affords nnd at tho Lowest Cash Prices A'EI MAJ) IUD MO Uounty Treasurer Howard Over powered and Hobbed in his Offirv Gorre pim dunce of the Republican New Madiud Sept About 9 clock to night Judge Howard comi ty treasurer was sitting in his private ollico in tho rear of his store writing when two men entered the door which was standing ajar and throttled him from behind compelling him to open his safe telling him if he al tempted to look at them they would kill him each having revolvers He had to make several attempts before ho could work the combination as ho was so exhaust ed and frightened and had to have (be light turned up the second time Tbev Hocured between $0000 and $7000 he Judge office is only tW( f00rs above the pot 6 office and it was just at tho uno the mail wan boiui dinfrl bated and tlm street and front of the store were full ofpoopJo After they had seoured all that they thought wm valuable they made him march out in the commons near the public school building Judge Howard made hh way to his house not far off and was almost The alarm was soon Bounded and at least fifty mon were out in various directions in twen ty minutes alter it occurred They Juft two packages of money that were on overlooked of course Judge Howard is in very delicate health and fridl and feeble at the best summbTs POSTER pHnted1Cat rn Puolic Ofllce very cheap tatxsuajt I PAY THE GASH And shall expect my customers TO DO LIKEWISE Gall and see me Shop in the SlorcboHM(j on Broadwnv ui) BLI H0Dge Bartoiefl to ion aii CMta BOONE COUNTY! wayOolmnbiaMoaild um ready wmm' nnd competent to do all kludH of Sr in nr sssSaS globe hotel Centralia Missouri i 0 Threlkeld OonlniliallUlM in )oonc boJoooinniodtinR to all travellers JSrCharges reasonable tf.