The County paper., March 18, 1881, Image 8

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Over ono thousand bills have been
proposed In our Legislation already,
six hundred of which uro recommended
for passage and printed. What a bless- J
cd thing for Missouri' that our I.eghja
turc happened to meet, for tho state
must have been perishing for wart of
law.
The N. Y. Tribune says, the stool: of
manufactured goods In the factories on
I'M River, Mass. Is over one billion
pieces, with a falling market, Thii Is
tho result of over stimulation by tariff.
Soon mint the factories go down and
tho days of 1873 bo repeated.
The Czar of Russia, Alexander II
.vai murdorcd March, 13th Inst.
A fow men, riding in nu open ba
rouche, came close to his carriage and
hurled into it several shells that explod
ed with awful force, overturning and
dcttroying everything In and about tho
imperial carriage, killing or wounding
twenty persons. Tho Czar.s legs woro
fearfully mangled, had to be amputated
and ho died from the exhaustion.
Thus perished by tho hands of fiends
ono whoso namo will go down to all fu
ture nges as tho greatest emancipator of
liia raco that over lived. For he freed over
twenty millions of people from a sla
very as bad as our hitu American Insti
tution. It was 1 this move, coupled
with In reformatory spirit that created
tho enemies who finally destroyed him.
Tho law and ages of custom made him
the supremo Head of n Despotism. Hut
tho great Aristocrats of Russia, jealous
of his doctrines favoring equal rights,
and desirous of perpetuating their ex
clusive advantages, destroyed him.
So far as tho millions of Russian
pooplo nro concerned tho only question
for thorn is this: shall wo bo governed
by ono resposlblo Head or by several
hundred Irrojponfiblo ones? Which is
clicnpust? Naturally, in all countries,
tho aristocrats,, tho inonouoliMts, nro
extremely jealous for their privllges
and will asasslnato whoever Interferes.
Thus fell Lincoln, thus has lallcu Alex
ander II of Russia.
A Splendid Showing fur the Republican
Party in County Indebtedness.
Tho State Auditor's report bIiows
that thoro nro fwenty-ilve counties in
the Stato that have no bonded indeb
tedness, as follows: Atchison, Andrew,
Barry, Bqllingor, Cnldwoll. Carter,
Cedar, Christan, DoKalb, Gasconade,
Harrison, Hickory, Holt. Iron, Miller,
Mississippi, Moniteau, Newton, Noda
way, Perry, Reynolds, St- Francois,
Louis, Scott and Washington. 01
these fourteen havo Republican or
mixed county officers and foven of
them, Atchison, Andrew, Caldwell,
DoKalb, Harrison, Holt, and Noda
way nro in tho Northwest. It is truly
a roll of honor In which tho minority
party of tho Stato leads tho van, and
tho Uepublcans of tho Northwest carry
tho banner. Tho minority, nil told,
hnvejforty-fivo mcmbt-rs in tho House,
and ono-thlrd of the territory they re
present is out of debt. Tho Democrats
havo ninety-eight members, and only
one-ninth of tlo territory they represent
is qut of doty. This would appear to
Jndiqato thp eoouomlc administrative
ability of tho parties.
How Is That?
Mu. pniTon: My statement as to a
sultablo point for a bridge is contradict
ed by "Newpolnter." Tho statement re-
In t !.. I ....
iciibuiuu in luivtbiiuu vo ;i MlllilDlu
point for a brldgo across tho Nodaway
River. Wcwillnoticp his first contra
diction, as ho has two. Ho has tho con.
tor point between the Graham and Ho-!
ister bridges, two and a quarlor miles
North of tho point mentioned, in my
statement. That would put tho brldgo
just whoro It would bo moat convenient
for himself. Mr. "Newpojntor" would
need a flat boat to get to hjs bridge
now, as is generally tho paso. Ho says
also, thoro aro no laid out roads.
In answer to this wo would say with
our kindest feelings only, that wo ad
viso him to carefully examine tho Reg
ister. Do not intiraato by your signa
ture that New Point Is opposed to this,
by far tho most suitable point, tho
DcUolt ford. Omf.oa.
John Curtis's Grove.
In 16C5 Mr. John Curtis, who resides
In tho Curtis scttlcmont north of Ore
gpn concluded to plant a small grova
us a wind brako for 'his house. In the
spring he went to tho Missouri bottom
wnero minions ot little cotton-wood
sprouts wcro growing, and nulled sev.
oral thousand ; "pulled them just as wo
puucu nax" no ays. Taking them
jiomo ho planted about tour acres by
"drawing a furrow, dropping n sprout at
propor latorvals, )hon drawing another
farrow to cover them! Tho whole work
of pulling, hauling, and planting took
not over two days. Ho says all of the
plants grow but about twenty five, and
that tho value of that grove has been
inestimable.. I has furnished him poles,
'wood, brush, and supplied him in overv
conceivable tiling for which cqttn wood
may bo used and might bo' derived din
ing twclvo years. How ninny hundreds
of dnys of hauling from tho timber somo
miles distant has this littlo investment
ui uvu uays moor snvcu o mm jn
twclvo yparsP Besides, ho used the
ground for Wq years for growing oorn
and thp groro haa1 been a protection
against tho wind, ap(d a beautiful orn
pjent to bis property.
Holt County Normal Institute.
This ontorprlso Is receiving encourage
ment from all. Wo aro enrolling, qnlto
lively, and liopo to have mifllriont mini-
bcr enrolled by Saturday, March, 19th
to bo preprint to organize, elcut olll.
ccrs, and decide by vote whoro wo
shall hold tho summer session.
Tho members nr generally In favor
of a four weeks session, which is u splen
did Idea.
An able Instructor will bo employed
from abroud.und no pain's will be spared
to make it u grand success.
Mound City school board has n called
meeting this week for tho purpoje of
discussing tho question of additional
school building. Our building is full
to overflow Ing. Two hundred pupils
enrolled and only seating for nu lain
drod and eighty. Mnuy aro in favor of
adding to the present building making
It nearly double Its present size, which
will make It a convenient well propor
tioncd uud magnificent structure.
THE LITMtARY REVOLUTION.
Oil anrjc of Das?.
This very remarkable enterprise con
tinues to make such progress as to as
tonUh Its friends and atound Its enemies.
Its greatly increasing popularity has
compelled tho lemovnl of its head
quarter from tho Tribune Unlldlng to
thovaiy laygo mid beautiful building,
No. 70 lhoadway, whioh Is In the very
midst of tho book district" of New York
City, and, therefore, of the publishing
enterprise ot tho nation, This build,
ing, though six stories In height, 25 feet
trout and 100 feet deep Is sufficient only
for tho offices and retail store of the
Company. Tho manufacturing is car
ried on in several largo buildings located
In other parts ot the city, though it is
contemplated concentrating them soon
in one Immense factory to bo crectud.
Their lits of rccout and early forth
coming publications aro uxtromcly in
teresting to nil who enjoy what is
choicest in lltoraturo. Tho Library
Magazine Is unique in both form and
character and altogelhor delightful In
tho richness of its contents. Of tho
books nnnounccd, Green's larger "His
tory of tho English People," reduced
from $10 to 91; Cnrlylo's "History of
tho French Rovolution," reduced to 40
cents; Caiiylo's "Heroes and Hero
Worship," 25 cents, nad tho "Revised
Now Testament," whioh is pro uised
to bo manufactured with rapidity here
tofore uuhcnrd of, will attract special
attention. It is wortli whilo for every
ono who has not already seen it, to
sond and get tho illustrated pamphlet,
"Book Making, and Typo Sotting by
Stenm," which will bo sent tree upon
application. Address, tho American
Rook Ext ha nee, 761 Broadway, Now
York, or W. W. Davenport, solo agent
or Holt county, Oregon, Mo.
Town Dwelling For Sale.
Intending to build another house
fllirillti tlif. .mi.ltirw annum. f nff..n ...
sale the dwelling I now cecum. Tho
location is tho bost in Oregon, and is
minimum- ana men ior a iinvs clan or
any other professional man who wishes
10 nave Jits oitico at home. Terms easy.
V. W. Davkni'OUT."
A Good Housewife.
Tho good housowife, when slio is
giving her house its spring renovating,
should bear in mind that tho dear In.
mates of her house are more precious
than many houses, and that their sys
tomsticed clausing by purifying tho
blood, regulating tho stomach and
bowels to provent and euro tho dis
eases arising from spring malaria and
nifasma, and sho must know tnt thoro
Is nothing that will ib it so perfectly
ami surely as Hop Hitters, the purest
una best of medicines. Seo other
column.
Blue Grass Not Blue Grass.
It seems that this g'rass we havo hero
toforo called Uluo Grass is Juno grass or
Green ward. The Planter and Farmer
of Richmond, Va., says so. Thu true
Bluo Grass is blue and grows freely In
parts of Vlrglnia.cspeciully in tho Pied
mont pastures and maks tho finest
meat iu tho world. Tho so called Ken
tucky Ulua Grass Is Juno Grass and Is
Green. Perhaps tho truo Ultio grass
would do well hero, seeing tho other
docs not . It might be just tho grass for
this region.
Worklngmen,
Reforo you begin your heavy spring
work after a winter relaxation, your
system needs strengthening aid cleans
ing to prevent an uttnek of Ague, Jiil
lous or Spring Fever, or somo otlier
spring sickness that will unfit your" 'for
a seasou's work. You will savo tmo,
much sickness and great expense if you
will uso ono bottle of Hop Hitters in
your family this month. Don't wait.
See another column.
SHORT SETTLEMENTS
Make Long Friends.
Partios knowinc thenisil
to Dan M. Martin, oither by noto or ac
count will pleaso call and setlo.
Stray Notice.
SIi"?'''ilce'prlewNToiwli a. Holt imintv.
ti I'vi IL'W ""f 01 Mawli.Jwl.oue ted ktew
two yeuM olu push wh tK fitrr. : branded on
left Aouiaur with letter '' im.V ilunJEt n
Attention
SAWMILL MEN!
lnVrl?l!w08Cl1 W NHl, Whioh IS
ill llrst-olass running order, with back.
Si-?,-?:
U?nll' l0VvaR'?''. 12600 feet of
. ii " v. ; 'r "uiuih is smiatci
on high land, on the Kansas City. St
.nil .i . ir" "" raurouti,
miles south ol Forest Oity.
This property must bo sold as I con
leinpiaiu removing Horn tho State,
T. J. Petrhs,
1 Oregon, Mo,
J. T. Thatcher
of Oregon, Mo., has a sure euro for fe
ver nml ague, warranted to euro or
money refunded. Sent by mall on re
ceipt of price. One ounco bottle, 76c ;
two ounco bottle, $1.25.
IVZJJ J JrlMIl i I V.U I II. Wi 11 JJ Alt 111-
ton, Forest City, Mo.
tttZSm llntr t'ittt ntiiAAftftii s I W 1 Aflit.
For Sale.
I do'slroto sell the late rcsldcncn of
I'lillr t't-nidli'li !2 storv frump dwel
ling, 0 lots, large orchard and vineyard.
For particulars, apply to
Ar.iir.KT ltoi:Ji(r.!t.
Navln'.H Veterinary
PRACTICE.
9.
Or Explanatory Stock Doctor: written
In plain and common language, for the
uso of tho farmer, breeder or owner of
nnykindof stock from tho lmrso to the
chicken. Just tho work for tho farmer.
Handsomely bound and Illustrated.
Call on N. J. Kyger, Oregon, Mo.
MONEY TO LOAN
AT
7 Per Cent. Interest
for live years or as short time as desired
Will belli Craig Mondays and Mound
City, Tuesdays of inch week.
Address,
J. FOSTER MARSHALL,
OltlUlON, Mo.
WM. EVERHART
of Maitland,
wishes to I u form the public that he will
furnish outfits of Furniture to those
who may need them, cheaper than nny
house this side of Chicago, Kansas City
or St. Joseph. He means just what, he
says and asks every onu to call und bo
convinced by examining bis stock and
learning his prices.
TriiHtee's Sale.
Whereas, liv ileeil of trail, dated the Kill
day of April. ISTSi, and recorded In flu Jtecunl
tr'sulllcu ui Unit county. Mn In book 311, at
iacc4ls.terrv Itynn and Mary Ilyan. Ids wife,
conveyed to in. A. (lardiier, as trustee, tlie
following described leal estate, Ijlii" and be
I11K III the county cf Holt and .Statu ol Missouri,
to-lt s
The not th halt of the. south half of the south
cuM iinaitcr ot .scctlou M. township cuof raiiKf
17.
Which said conveyance was made to secure
the payment of u certain promissory note there
in deKcrlljcd.nnrt wlicrcas.default lias been made
lit the payment of said note : now therefore, nt
the ropiest of the leiral bolder of mltl note unci
In compliance with the provisions of said deed
f( trust, notice Is hereby plvcn ttiat I will uii
HATUHDAV, MAltCM tie, 1SSI,
offer for sale for cash to the lil-.h(". bidder, at
tho Court llousi! door In the Utv of Oregon,
State of Missouri, between the hours of nine
o'clock In the forenoon and live o'clock In the
afternoon of that day .all the rl(,'lit,tlt!c. Interest
and claim of said. Icrry ltyan, and Marv ltv.iii'
of. In and to the above described real vstatc,
(or the imrpos; of piivlic said n-.tu and the
costs and expense of this trust.
W.M, A. (lAllONKll. Trustee.
Ml'.Tll. Til" I.AtlK Wirif
-PI'""'' Brilliant, White aid Stendj- LLiht, rouulru.
An Trimming, anil l.t li.r months.
iwiri'mur nmi otninie lclc.0lt fnrltlcMltl.
. . ... " Tip I.iirou 4Vlck Co..
. Jw Voitr
Round steel wlro ropolll bear more
than double tho weight required to
break iron ropo of similar diameter.
SPRING
Wo aio receiving a large stock of goods
WOKDERfUL DISCOVERY. .
CWH GOODOCLOTHING. )
etc. havo been f elected with special caro to tho trade. Our line of
HARDWARE AND QUEiNSWABE,
is very complete and worthy of an oxamination. Our stock of
Saddles and Harness
is complelo and is offered at very rcasonablo figures. Plenso oxamlno our
CARPETS AND WALL PAPER,
as you undoubtedly can be suited both as to quality and prlco. Farmers
will ploaso bear In mind that we keep a largo stock of Agricultural Im
plements, such as
Weir Plows and Cultivators,
Brown Cora Planters,
Stalk Cutters, Harrows, etc,
Studebaker Wagon
Grass Seed, etc.
FORD & simzitdb:,
FOREST CITY, MO
Ready for the Fray.
HOBLITZELL & PINKSTON,
Wish to Inform tho public that they lmvp oponed a Lumbor Yard in Oregon, and
aro prepared to ipply all kinds of
LUMBER,
Which wo'lmvo purchascd for tho solo
Duplicate Prices
given by any other Hrm in tho county.
SASH UOOKS,
Lime, and Hair.
Wo ask you to call and oxamlno our stock and learn our prices boforo buying.
Maine News.
Hop Miliars, which nro advertised in
our columns, arc a sure cure for njiie,
biliousness mid kidney complaints.
Those who uso them say they cannot
bo too highly recommended. Thoo
nlllictcd should glvu them u fair trial,
and will become thereby enthusiastic in
the praise of their curative qualities.
Portland Ad,
To Lease.
1 ,20 acres all in a body, sultablo for
grazing! 2 miles south of Mound City.
Superior grass land.
J. FoSTl'.tlMAltSIIAM,.
Oregon, Mo.
Take Kotiee.
All persons knowing theinseliivs In
debted to T. L. Price & Co., will find
their accounts in tho hands of C. W.
Thomas. A prompt settlement is ex
pected. T. L. PR1CU & Co.
A Card.
I wish to say to all Interested, that I
havo grown u cod stock of Horry
Plants, ("unlcti and Flower Seeds.
Plants and Hulhs sufficient for the homo
demand, Inquallty,as good as tho best ; in
price as low as tho lowest.
RKMKMRKR tho value of seed is not
Increased by fancy wrappers, cuts und
hugo catalogues, for which tho buyer of
seed pavs. Last but not le:ut, I sell a
hundred for tho price you pay travel,
ling agents per uozen, Como then or
order what you want and no pains will
bo spared to accommodate yon. Price
List free. J. N. AIKNIFEK,
OitF.aoN, Mo.
Cgjy-firoeerles oxvliang-d for all kinds
of produco nt W K Million's Forest City.
"Look Here."
Parties delrlng to sell their Improved
Lands will find it to their Interest to
correspond with or call at onuo on the
undersigned, as ho Is having constant
demaiHi from hofnc uud abroad for such
lands. Olvo full description with price
and terms. Will negotintn sain at a
reasonable commission. ?so charges
unless salu is madu. Address
J. FosTKit Maiisiiai.i,,
Oregon, Mo.
Shlloh's Catarrh Remedy.
A marvelous euro for Catarrh. Diph
hthrriu, Canker month, and Head Ache.
Willi each bottle there-is mi ingenious
nasal Injector for tho more sueco-sfnl
treatment of these complaints without
extra charge. Price 50 cts Sold by T. S.
Hinde, Oregon, Mo.
EQf'h will pay you to buy your
gro-
corles of Minton,
l, J-orcst Uity.
We have a speedy
and positive Cure, for Catarrh Dlph.
htheria, ("anker mouth nml Head Ache,
in shlloh's Catarrh Remedy A nasal
Injector sec with each bottle. Uso it if
you desire health and swowt breath.
PrieoiO cts. Stdd by. T. S. Htndo
Oregon, Mo.
Announcements.
Wo aro authorized to announce John
Akdkksok us a candidate for County
School Commissioner nt thu ensuing
April election.
Wo nro nuthomcd to unnounen tho
nutno of W. F. Diiakk of Mound Citv,
iw a candidato for County School Com
nilssloner, nt tho ensuing April election.
W F Minton. Forest City, Mo.,
groceries cheap for cash.
sells
STOCK.
suitable for Spring trade
Our stock of
4
object ol Belling; wo are fully prepared t
Wo shall always koep a full stock of
BLINDS,
& PINKSTON, OHEGQN, HO.
THE SHIPS
Are All Unloaded
-AND
GRAND DRY
-
OF -
Coysaut & Meyer,
GLENN BLOCK,
Is filled lb Overflowing from
TURRET TO FOUNDATION STONE,
With
Manufactured Products of all Nations
New Siiring Sifts, New Spring Emliroiieries,
New Spring Parasols, New Spring Dress Lawns,
Now Spring Ritas, New Spring Ginghams,
New Spring Trimmings, New Spring Linens.
Now Spring Wraps, New Spring Under Wear.
new spring snoes. new spring uiovcs.
New Spring CalicoEs,
TO THE FRONT.
Allen, Frazer & Co.,
OENKUAL
HARDWARE AND IMPLEMENT
Wo havo tho largest nud most compluto stock of Agricultural Implements in
thu Holt county, consistiii-j of
Weir Plows, Dcero Plows and Cultivators,
Lnllarpo Plows and Cultivators,
Weir Cultivators.
Also the Standard of Excellence, tho
Gilpin Sulky Flows
btalk Cutters, 1 and 2 horse Hay Unices, Corn Planters,
Corn Shelters, Barnes's AVire Check Kowers, Harrows.
sAiPBiLL mm mm,
HOOSIEU WHEAT DRILLS,
Buckeye Iteapors and Hindei-.s,
THE CALDWELL WAGONS,
Pumps, Uarhed Wire,
STOVES, AOT TBWARE,
TIN SHOP m CONNECTION. WI';;K-'r-
etc., aro made Specialties. Everything in tho lino of
Hardware rind Builders' Materials. Call and see us and
we will iruarantee satisfaction.
Closing
IN OliDEIl
To Quit
THE RED FRONT STORE
will close out their entire stock of goods a
ACTUAL COST
and no Hurabncr. Our stock' is lnre- and
all new goods ad must be sold by
Apriltlts, 1881.
You can bu J your goods here at whole
sale prices, Cwne and see for yourselves.
E, 0. WEUiS & SON, Proprietors.
NEW
NEW GOODS! NEW PRIDES 2
Ono door north of Lumber Yard,
Wo havo, in addition to our now stock of goods, opened iv
New Restaurant.
Come and get your
THE-
GOODS BAZAAR
tho
New Spring Dress Goofls.
New Spring Hosiery,
New Spring Laces.
New Spring Neck Wear
New Spring Shawls,
New Spring Fancy Good?,
New Spring Notions.
9
Out Sale
Business!
STORE!
Groceries, ho Fed and Clothed.
X. IMCODRIfclfS.
Land for Trade.
Twclvo hundred nml fifty (1,250)
ncrcs of heavily timbered plno land in
Oregon county, Mo., soven miles north
of Alton, the county scat. Tho timber
(I'ino) on this land is ns largu mid lino
nsoun bo found in Uio Htntc, and 1.4
worih much moro than is nsked for tho
land. After tho timber Is removed, tho
land will mako ono or several lino sheep
or fruit farms. It is ilnwly located on
Eleven Points river and Is mostly up?
land -nonu of it being swampy. All
or a pnrt of this land is offered, for
trndo for property In Holt or AUhlsou
county. All tho laud lias perfect title,
is unencumbered, nnd tiucs all paid.
Any further information may bo ob
tained by npplylng to tho editor of TiUJ
COUNTV l'Al'KU.
gfrr Spring Stock of Hats and Caps,
now, stylish and cheap. Amos
Castle, north sldo of public pquarc,
Oregon, Mo,
Farm for Sale.
I dosiro to sell my farm of 130 acres ;
70 acres in tamo crass, balance under
cultivation, Good well and cistern;
plenty of stock water; nbuiidnnco of
timber; yonnjr orchard of 250 bcarii?
trees; ono-nnd-a-hnlf miles -Southeast of
New Point. Call on or address M. S..
Modlc, Now Point, Holt county, Mo.
Farm for Sale.
I will soil my farm 1 1-4 mllos nortlv
ot Now Point, containing somo 228 acres
150 acres in cultivation and gtnss; a
young orchard of somo 100 bearing
trees. Thero aro three wol Is, ono cis
tern, nnd running water, with plenty of
timber for ilro wood.. A good dwelling
witli iivc rooms. For terms npply to
Petku Piuck.
Lands for Sale.
Section 9, townahtp 02, rango SB. 4 mill
Eof Mound City. A auporior tract of unim
proved land,
Tho N K of tho S K and tho S to
of thuX K sec 14, Tp 02, It 33, 4 mile
north of Mound Oltv. The 8 W 1-4
and the W 1-2 of tho S K 1-1 and tho S
K 1-4 of the S K and I ho S W 1-4 of tho
N K 1-4 sec 7, tp 61, r 38; 1 1-2 mile;
south of Minimi City. Tho N 1-2 and
tho S W 1-4 of seo 18, tp 111, r 38; ami
thoU 1-2 sec 13, tp CI, r 3'J; 2 1-2 miles
south of Mound City. The N W 1-4
and the N 1-2 of thu S W 1 4 and tho
W 1-2 of tlia S K 1-4 and tho S W l-l
of tho NK 1-4 seo 11, tp 01, r 39, 1-2
mllu cast of Uigclow. 132 acres In thu
N E 1-4 and tho S W 1-4 sec I, tp Gl,
r 39, 1 mllo northwest of Ulgelow. Tho
W 1-2 of tho S W l-l seo 4, tp CI, r 39.
Ami the S E 1-4 sec C, tp 01 r 39, 2
miles N W of Hlgelow. Thu N El-4 15,
62 40, 1-2 mllo west of Craig. Tho S E
1-1 3, 02, 40, excepting 2.') acres in tho
S W corner 2 miles N V of Craig. 114
acres in the N V 1-4 11, 02, 40 (im
proved) joining Craig on tho Northwest
80 acres N 1-2 S W 17, 02, 37 2 miles
S W of Maitiand, Improved.
above d'uscribod lands aro sultablo for
grazing or cultivation. Terms 1-4
down; balance, time to suit purchaser.
Address, J. Fosrat Mausuai.i.,
Oregon, Mo.
Don't Forget!
(GRAHAM)
(&XHSHD
MAITLAND, MO.,
Havo nn cxcellen stock of
Dry Goods,
Notions,
Hats, Caps,
Boots and Shoes,
Groceries,
Queeiisware.
Come and see us and-wowll
Save You Money!
Highest Prico Paid for
PRODUCE.
GRAHAM & FRAME,
Maitiand, Mo.
THE
Post of Honor
IS AMVAY3 j
A I I He. rKUNTi
r I&nco v$iyo tho
LARCLEST STOCK
oi
Drugs,
Medicines
Toilet Articles
Pocket Cutlery
Pocket Books,
oto., to bo found In Holt County
KING & PROUD'S
OUEG0N, MO.