The County paper., June 17, 1881, Image 1

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TOLUME XVII.
LET THERE
IT CAN UK MAFKI.Y HAtI) THAT
Jones, Townsend &Co.,
THE
$QU4ffE DEjLiflQ GLOTtfEffS,
HAVK Tlin WIST MUIITI'.I)
CLOTHHsTG- ROOM
I.N1 Till? CITY OK T. JOHHNI.
'1 hoy havo now on bund n Itehnblo
MI'S YOUTH'S BOY'S Al
wear. Unsurpassed In stylo, quality and lit In every particular.
Wo keep on hand a lino oh .samples (or custnmo worfci whero suits can bo
gotten up in quick time, and u perfect lit guaranteed.
JOFES, TOWNSEND & CO,,
4th & Felix Street, ST. JOSEPH MO
113 &
Dr. J. AHhworth
rnntlniirs In practice UN profi-Dslim at Xew
1'dliil ul the fnlloivlni; ntvs :
MimIIcuI iittoiiilaneii nno dollar iter mile fur
the rlrst mile nuil no rents t tiiilu fur eaeli
4ililllliin:il mile, llidmlliig mi'itlelue for nne in--dividual
ultlnmtuxtra rliarire. Mcillcliii) al liii
oDUcwiailolliir each llinu In each r.ise. kIn
k jumutw M-xmnlnnf ltt for Heme Mte .Vsj.wkir
"Veil remMlesTOl neTl"' rn.crirr.;(l In liN .rn;
llei. an'l that all .IIkcws'ImiIIi nciileiiiiil rlin.iil.)
"lUel 'illy llnise peculiar to W-nien nnil children,
t'nlls prnmptly ansm-reil nlj.'1't onlay.
W. J. RE A,
The Cheapest and Best
PHOTOGRAPHER
IN TIIK CITV.
FOURTH AXI) KDMOXl) STHKKTS,
NT. JOSEl'If, MO.
IMJK. ItlTIS,
Will nav the litiilicst market prlro for
GOOD
AND HOKrlKS,
AT THE PETER PODVANT STABLES,
I-OUUTH ANP ANOKUQtll! STIUCUTr?.
HT. JOHEl'lI, no.
Geo. P. Luckhardt,
OREGON MO-,
BreeoVer ot the Calebratcd Thoroughbred
POUND CEillililOGS.
I have a niinilif of llioroiislihreil roluml
China I'Iks now romly for hiiJo that nro lu-eu
which I oiler on thu most rtasomihli) terms to
f ,.,. i,.ii l'niniwi num Hoars nun noun, inn
those ueslrliiK a Hllerlo iiiinllty nf Iioks. Block
l..an. nM ul.ii ll.ll'n In T I1I1T4 IirOlllllIlU'H
ffI(..V.0 " " ... . -
them
THE BEST
over offered for sain In Unit County. They lire
all full blod3, and have a clear pedlerre. My
BowdareflW tho well known Voluml China
Rtock ralsfis. II. V
jwrscy a pen, ni rcrrj,
l'lke cour", Illinois t A
imdT 0 Taylor, t
tv. KlliKiMirl. mid
tlreoiiiyulleiilirJPju'y'yity, Mlnsoari, unit
my ll.Kir from II. Cnstle.f Wlllmlngtou, Mills
countyi Illinois. Ho was sired by Honed Tom,
lie ly Jim Crow ; isllhuu Jenny Mud i Sd diini
-Oxford Ilcauty.
AH of my tc k Is thorouglilwud ,nnd not ro-
laXed In any particular,
Cull and 8C0 them lit 'my Nursery, adjoining
Xtiegon.
11. rtr,. ii t TTnirir 4 itwr
. iirt. i . uuviiiiiiii'i,
01IK00N, MoT
BT. T. Thatchpr
of Oregon, Mo., lias a suro cure for fe
ver and airuo. Warranted to euro of
monov rofundod. Sent bV mail on ro
elnt of price. Ono ounce bdttlo, 75 c;
'two ounce bottle, 1.25.
"OHKLil HEED. "
BE LIGHT!
Stock of Spring Clothing, for
F. ENDEBROCK,
Manufacturer of all kinds nf
TRAVELIHG ani PACKIHGTIlIJffiS
VA1.WK.S, Ac. AM) IlKAUIlt I.V
MVELIG BAGS ani SATCHELS
115 Second Street, bet. Felix Sc Francis
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A NICE HOME.
For Snle Olion-i
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Intending .to lfinovo from
I county noxt fajl, I wlsli to eoll my dwcl
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ling in Oregon. Its location Is iinsttr
passed in thu city, and it woiiltl make M
speulully desirable homo for a physician
or other professional man who watiJl an
ofllce in connection with his dwelling.
Win o ai "'"K'i'"" rciiiHoouiy
w til fi. 1 .. 1 . .f 1 1 .!
I a sinau eunii m) incut, ivni givu niiig
I time on deferred payments, if de.slTiL
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I'osscssioit given next. t.ctooer. a in
spe'etion of tho property is solicited?
H . W. IJAVKNI'OIIT.
W. BELT,
I'ltOl'ltlKTOItS
& CO.
T i
BELL'S PATENT WEATHER STRIP,
It Is ciiarantsed a suro protection auainst
Winds, Ftaln and Diist. It will save ten limes
ltu noitiu in iriioi niiii i;uriiiiH in it hinifiii nL'iiniiii.
besides tint nnnnyniieo from. diiHt. .Territory
for tale. Aneiits can liandlo It with Iom money
and iinike hirueriirolltH than any olhir iialent
In l he market. Ainily In person or by letter to
proprietor
MtANCIS IIKT. MAIN & HIXONI) HrHKKTB.
nt, joNr.i'ir. no.
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OREGON, MISSOURI, 1 FRIDAY, JUNE 17, 1881.
c2fefi&
X
SuWrllirr, If ynu noo a letter X mi the
innrpliHif Hiir paper It meant that onr
mibjorliillnii for Til k Count v IMi-mx hits
expired anil Unit yru.-irt In arrears for tho
n.iim , mill iiuin ynn will rome UIH ee lis
III lilir earliest poedhlc foniclllcuct.
Tim city prison will ho completed
tills week.
County assessor Graham is inter
viewing the people
Xow would be a good tlmo to or-
giinlzo a perspiration club.
Wo arc going to plpo tho tuna of
rickety sidewalks till some one dances.
Mr. Milter will wrench in Oreiron
next Snlili.'ith nmniliirr .m.l ........ I
at
usual hours
If it gets much warmer, wo will
liavo to buy two-story thermometers to
toll how hot it ready Is.
Clark Proud has sold his Atchison
county farm of two hundred acres at
twenty-tivc dollars per acre.
Hew S. Carotliors will preach
Triumph school house, next Sunday
at
Ht
II a m. nuil at Oregon at night.
Wo acknowledge an invitation to
be. present at Hurllngton Junction on
July lth, where they anticipate! a grand
and glorious time.
Tho cut worm Ims mnil.itia ,.
anco K!,. Z !i,v au.1 lZ
j,tu.li iiHiu.iv III UIU l-Dlll, UIKlllg it as
fast as it appears above tho surface.
Married, Sunday Juno 12, 1881. bv
Ksqulre Daniel Zook, at his residence
in this city, Mr. Win. H.llnitt and Miss
Laura H. Iludfon, both of Mound City.
All).
Don't let tho fact oseapo.your mem
ory that wo tiro prepared to do Job
printing of every dociipllon, in tliu
neatest and most nrtj-tic manner, as
cheap as any olllco In tho Xorthwcst.
comiMH1 irert.'iMntivtiliift'-tTAir 'iveok. It
is called tho "Littlo World" and Is well
worth tho price of mlmls-inn. Tho
hon' is now in .St. Joseph and working
this way. It will visit nearly every
town in tho county.
L. J. Miles and J. M. 0born, tho
two attorney.s from Atchison county,
who appeared for the defence in tho
aso of tho State v.s. Win. Morris, loft
very .sniuieniy on iat Miiuruay, witn-
out arguing their ground for a now
trial. Morris was sentenced to ten
years in tho penitentiary, and wo think
it Is quite conteisptlblu ot these fellows
to dosort their client in his hour ot trial
I'hey tiled the necessary papers for a
now trial, but soon afterwards skipped.
after tlioy had gotten their tees, $200,
leaving a note with Morris, saying if ho
got a new tiinl, lo let them know.
-Christopher. C. llridge, buried last
wouk, their swaet little boy Johnny,
ngctl two years and eight months. Ho
was taken Mok on Sunday and died on
TlniMilay. Tho day before- his death
tho youngest child took tho same dis
ease, diptherla, and died on Monday, of
this week. How sore tho trial, t lo?o
two out of three o' their children in less
than a week. Hut how happy they nro
in a brighter world, far from harm and
palu ami sorrow. Weeping oncs.follow
oh. M.
Ttio cases liefore our Circuit Court
which elleiled tho greatest iutorost In
our community wore prosecutions
against, tho County Court for illegally
granting a dramshop licence lo X. J.
K'.gor, and against, Kyger for selling
tindor tho nlleged illegal liconso. Iloth
cases were decided for tho defendants,
Thoro worn material differences of
opinion among our lawyers and others
as to tho prpcr construction to bo
placed on tho dramshop law. Tho
Judge of tho County Court was ac
quitted evidently upon thu ground that
In granting tho-Ucenne, ho acted in good
faith in an honest method to dlsohargo
his duty, and not wilfully nnd corruptly,
mid was not liable criminally lor a mis-
ake of judgment. Wo understand the
pbject of tho prosecution was accotn-
lishcd in order to gel tho dramshop
iw before- tho Circuit Court for tho
purpose ol judicial construction, so
that tho citizens ami dramshop keepers,
might bo advised as to their rights un
der tho prosont statutes. Wu give In
another column tho text of the decision
of Jndgo Kelly, upon points involved in
tho trial of thu dramshop cases. It not
only disposes of tho question before the
Court, but points out tho clrouiu'tances
under which a dramshop license may
uo aiiowcii. I no uooision was pro-
pared by veiptest of tho parties and nth
era, and wo publish it in full for tho
benefit of our readers,
. I ,1 .
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I Mead Iirothcrs .shipped tlivou bun
: died head of cattlo.from Mnllhind last
Thursday.
Who wants i bran new 8125 dollar
organ for $90. Call at this olllcc If you
want n bargain.
A move Is saldto bo on foot to
make n new county out of portions of
Atchison and Xodawnv.
Moses Ilennet li now
burning a
kiln of 125,000 .brick. They will be
uscu in remodeling tho court Iioum
A letter received fiont Miss Xettlo
Gardner, who isMn'X.'nlifornla, slates
that her health Is. much better, but she
J '""g-1 1 return to meet her many friends
i in Molt count v.
I -limes had soino nf il... (!.,,. .........
. berries Tuesilnv wo hnvu suon tl,U v,,,,,.
They eanui (mm Oregon, Mo. While
Chml ileview. They were raised by
nr. iiosiin of tins cut.
John 0. Cowan, at Xew Point, has
about two hundred bend of cat tin on
nanii, one hundred nro now ready for
the market and tlmVnnintndcr wi'llbel
ready for tho August market.
-A rumor comas
from Paris that I
t bonnets are to bo
worn
on the head
hereafter. It strike.s.tts the iiead wmilil ;
be a good placo on. Which to wear a '
bonnet, but such a departure will look !
a nine oiu at llrst.
Wo are under obligations to tho Sa-,
n I. M-... i e . . i
"'" uniimnu i(uan UMia WHICH I
" ! ?' " ''e I
. Mime vaiiuio
;o iiiionii.uion in rcirard to i
the terrlblo eyelono, which pan-od
through Andrew county last Sunday
afternoon.
A well known traveling man for a
lending St. Joseph hoiwo found his wile
and a sporting man in criminal rela
tions. Sho has eonfWd and he i
breaking up housekeeping now. They
will hereafter live apiut Poor, weak
minded woman.
creator lr,ivflfi.,"ll)r come jlini) before.
We have hoard of several deaths, both
ot humans and animal, and a great
deal of properly ha been destroyed by
tho eloctrlc bolts.
Several complaints have been undo
to us by the citizens Hint a few bad boys
who evidently don't attend Sunday
school spend their spare ttmo during
vacation stoning the bird in tho park
and destroying their nests. Tills is bad
business, boys, and you must stop it or
it will prove dear amusement for you
Miinc of those line days.
Mr. (jeorgo A. Hryant, editor of
tlie Craig Gazette, in his issue of the 8tli,
publishes his valedictory, and states
that, after a patient and practical test
of eighteen months, the publishing ot
tho (Jazcttchas not proved remunerative.
Mr. llryunt has made a courteous and
gentlemanly publisher, and wo regret
to lose him. Ilu is a .young man deser
Ting of success, Ooml bye a kind and
fraternal good bye.
Tho miracles of Mixes smiting the
rock, and of tlie wonderful spring at
Andersonvllle, hayo been surpassed nt
Highland, rotor, the brewer. Iiail a
pump, that for ycavs had been yielding
pure cold water; but iluco tho first day
of May, it lias been pouring forth genu
ine lager beer. It astonished IVtcr so
mucb, that It is said ho has prepared to
abandon ' Highland and will start a
brewery at Forest City, Mo.r-TVut Chief.
If any of our readers has his house
infected with rats, if ho will got a few
pounds of common potash, Mich as Is
ud by soan makers, and expose it to
tho air until it softens to tho consistency
of putty, then spread It thickly In their
runaways, nnd whenever ho finds a hole
stuffing in as 'much ns can conveniently,
ho will In a' short tlmo bo rid of nil rats
and mice, Tho eaustio nature, of tho
potash maktw their feet sore, and they
lick their feet and that gives them troir '
bio with their mouths ; by that tlmo they
will conclude tho neighborhood has be
come unhealthy, and they leave.
-Look out for tho swjndler who Is trav
eling tlmuigh the country playing tho
watch gmo. Ho approaches tho
farmer gives him a square, innocent
look and then commences lo cry. lie
shows a gold watoh, tho gift of his
father, says ho was raised in allluoneo
and not trained to work but owing to
reverses in fortune, (hoy nro now pov
erty stricken, and if tho farmer will
let him have 20 on tho lust gift of his
father boo hoo lio can relieve his
mother boo -and will redeem it is
soon ns ho goU work. Nino times out
of tun the farmer does It, and, as he
drops a toar of pity for tho young man
hopes Inwardly that ho will never rp
deem that watch and ho never will,
Ho Is too good a fiuanclur to pay 820
for a I-' brass watch,
St. Joseph is wrestling with a ease
of small-pox
Levi Orim has sold his cattle,
thlrty-Hvc head, to Mr. Itont of Kan
siis City.
- I'ncln George Willis, (colored)
had new potntoos tor sale on our streets
Saturday last.
Lucas & Co., of Forest City bnuirht
1 n number of tinu hogs from Levi Oren
', last week, pacing liim live cents.
A goml male teacher is wanted to
conduct a six months school at Fair
view, near Plultsburg, Mo. Address
IVlcr Shoemaker.
At tho cloning exercises of Linden
wood college, St. Charles, MIm Carrie
Anderson of this city, was awarded the
prize (II vo dollars), for painting.
Our citizens .should not forget that
concert which is pioiuiscd by Miss
Lou Arnold and her musical class.
Miss Arnold will bo nsdtisl by horsls
ter, who is the leading soprano of Xe
braka, Kvoiy voter in Holt countv should
bear in mind that an election will bo
held on Saturday, July 'J, 1881, tore-
s,niiM twino from running ut Inriro.
1!u smo 1,1,(1 '! the polls and volo as
'0" llloi,"(!'
A tramp who was stealing a ride
",0 St-''L'Jj, & Woiteru railway,
full Mklitmt itnil J.u ni !.. i .-. . it
'"" J" "s uie
' B.,,nBl ,W "N
e ' '" " mm no cau-
not recover.
The many friends of Miss Alley
Heath will regret to learn that she was
not retained Tor the coming year by the
Hoard of Hegonls of tho' Klrksvillo
Xcrmal school. Kavorillvm wo under
stniut wm thu causa.
Attoutifin is called to the advertise
ment of J. 11. Ilrady. St. Joseph, dealer
In lino carpets of every description.
Woi'oJMily Is ono ol tho'solld bmlnc-s
Mr. Whobry is iiliW'burllIirpr'ti' iivv
Klin ol. 1.HNWU nriCK in aidiiiiii bii.v.
Messrs. Wnlkup it Co. of the same ,
place will bo ready in a few days to burn I
' " I
tlieir Klin oi iou.iioo. am uiesc
arc already contracted for
brick
Tho Mnblo belonging to Mr.
John 1
Xorvftll. who lives live miles northeast
of Orc-'on, was.. struck by lightning
Vv,,,g r: 11 ,,m",iaiy
ir,.ii.il Sevenil liorsus were ill the
I
stable at the tlinc.but none were inlurcd. i
- -Tlie Cameron I'imlieiitor comes to
our tablo In dally form. Il is neat,
newsy, nobby aiiii nice, mid brim full
of interesting local matter, and If tlie
merchants ot Cameron don't give it a
liberal patronage they don't dc.-crvo a
dally paper.
Will Mmtnn comes out in this
week's issue with another big, fiainlng
advertisement. For genuino enterprise
and "git up and git," Mr. Minion is
not excelled by any bulnoss man in
lloit county, and always reaps a reward
by tho judicious uo of printers' Ink.
lteport of Star school, Julia May
teacher, for tho month ending Juno !ld :
Xumber in nttendanco during thu month
48: averasre daily attendance, .TI. The
following havo been present every day, ,
vi.: Jennlo McUey nobis, Salliu Hick
man, Ora Hickman, Gortio Galloway,
Xettlo Lawrence, Sammy Tayor, Oliver
Ward and Jacob Ward.
Stephen Ilhinchard, on his farm
east of this city, planted recently, the
following varieties of potatoes: Karly
varieties, Karly Hose, Ilcauty of Hebron,
anil King's Knrly. Late varieties;
White Mcshunock, Kureka, Magnum
llonum, Granger, Ohio Ilcauty, Dun
more, Ilronueli'.s Iteniity, Iltirhuuk's
Seedling, White Pcachblows, Victor,
Mammoth Pearl ami Pcachidow, making
thrco kinds of early potatoes and twelve
late kinds, bolng fifteen in all,
Somo coritemptiblo fellow who evi
dently has no regard for tho hereafter,
made hirtself busy last wcok by circu
lating a report that there wero several
eases of small-pox in Mnitlaud. As an
item ot news wo will publish that thoro
has not been n sluglo ciiso of small-pox
In Mnitlaud nor in Holt county. Tito
report was evidently iniiniifiicturcd to
effect tho Fourth of July boom there.
Mr. J. H. Dodds, editor of the Cor
ning Jfcral'l, publishes his valedictory
this wuok, and will discontinue; thu pub
lication of that paper. During Mr.
Dodd's career in this county ho ha
mado many friends, and wo nro sorry to
sco him retire Irom journalism. Ho has
our best wishes, however, for success in
any other enterprise ho may ougngo In.
mid hopo ll will prove more profitable
to him than publishing a paper in JJolt
county.
Thermoineter at ICsiuehor'.s Ol.fi
'l'uc'day last.
Judge ICuscls new resideiico i
rapidly rushing sky u aid and will be
completed koon.
" Hotter than hades!" Is the prop.
er caper al this season of the year, ac
cording to the revMon.
Parties desiring to rent stands at
Mound City on the Ith of Julv, should
write to Leo Din hum.
-The t. Joseph exposition com
mences Septembc.t Atli. Holt countv
will bo thoro in all her glory and cam
away a good hare i.f the premiums.
What They Say.
Messrs. Dobvns ,t Waller have pur-
ciiasoii i nr. CofNTV Pai-kii of II. ill
eouniy. Change the name the lirt
thing. Sitrmiuiih Dnnwrat.
Mr. WaPer. of St. JommiIi. Ihw mn..
chased the intere-tof Mr. DavcHnort in
the Holt Ciu ntv l'Ai-i;u. 'o wish tlie
now linn of DobynsA Waller abundant '
tuiecess.- Savamiith Ikjmi'ti'r.
Tiik Cocntv i'.ii-nt at Orcirnn, i
Holt county has been sold to Dobyns
WaPcr, by whom ll will bo conducted in
futiile. Wc me surry that Pro. Dnven.
port has stepped down from among ns,
but arc assured that the reputation of
Hie paper will be fully susinlnm) liy the
new proprietors Alciisou r,tnii Mail
Tin: Cor.NTV I'iit.u ut Ore-ron.
llo'l count v. has been sold to Dolivns 1
& Waller. Mr. Waller has the congtat-
iibitums of the (hnctlr. and its irood
wishes. He. is a prartieal newspaper
man in any rapacity, from the case to
the desk, and ho won the conlliU-ncc and '
respect of those who know him bore !
.S7. Jiinrph Gnzrttf. !
Our (.-teemed young friend, Mr. W.
F. Waller, has nuielui-ed a half interest 1
in TnuCorsTvPAiM'.u, ut Oregon, Holt
countv, nuil will enter upon bis ilutis
this week. Wo can recommend Mr.
Waller to tho citizens of Holt cmititv ns
ccllcnce. Kiwi Cihi Chrnnirle. ,
n. AVw Ciy nHf.-.
0m, frtnviil Waller, formerlv
()f tm m.im (lf (;0llt.i (.r.ive, 1
jbut latterly of the St. Jo.seph (htxctlc.,
; has iiirchased a half Inlere.-t in the Or-1
cl'ou: Mo.. Cors rv Paci:!!, nn eight-!
mw paper pub Ished tit the nliove place.
i Will i a practical iiews.iaper man. iiml ,
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111 MHUil I'J Uiillr.'i I'.Mi , .
nent lourrnds ot that State. e wish
.Mcrs. ixmynv or it aucr success.
Cuiiwil drove Tinus.
What Ve Would Like to See.
fl'lio Man In tho Moon.
fSoda pop fivo cents a glass,
t Our band with Silvei horns,
t Bottled soda water analyzed,
t Thu Cow jump over the moon,
t Xot a eyelono in Ibis vicinity,
t Levi Zook build an Opera House,
f Geo. H. C'hadduck Stuln TreaMiror.
t And O. C. Hill United fctales Mar
shal. fStar llouto H rady prove his inno
cence. t A camel pahs through the eye of u
needle.
t Susan 11. Anthony kiss Samuel J.
TUdcn,
t Jay Gould give every poor woman a
new rig. ,-ho bus been attending IJjadfiiWP'idd
t H. F. Hutler anchor somewhere po- college
Htlcally. J. J. i'icrco who left, littltt winty
t A small sized polar wave como along sevcial mouths ago. for t Jioi iyil, wiites
just now. his brother, J. J. Peurcu citlrbos, that
f.Moro people id attendance atouri,0 wm probably Hjtunt. ta (his county
churches. I in October.
fAdolph Ware inthoroluof a clu-1 t, u. i),vvis ,,, fotou- if'Sidcut; of
ropodist. ' Holt county who reiuov cdlfrnii) iorol in
t Insurance- lonipanios pay up ,
promptly.
t W. It. Adams leave a $5 william at
this oillcu.
f A funnier sight than a fat woman In
a free bath.
fJim Hotvcll mine u car load of
greenbacks.
t Judge Henry S. Kelley on our Su
preme lteueli.
t Vandcrbllt glvo every poor man a
siiitot clothes.
fl'lio fire drill introduced into our
public schools.
t Paper collars that will not wilt un
der Quo in tho shade.
fTlio Hurdio phaeton used between
Oregon and Forest City.
tOur City limits enlarged and auoth
cr school building erected.
t Anybody who knows what has ho
coniu of Chairman J. W. Davis,
flvvcrybody go to Mound City or
Multlumi on tling-loiious Fourth.
t Flics loso their predilection for men
tlmt nro barefooted on the top of their
heads.
t A few nioro enterprising merchants
In Oregon such us WJJl Mhitoii, of For
esfCity, . "
"NUMBER
1.
Personal and Society.
Ilrvanl IVtcr will leave Wednesday
next for Montana.
Willie Sterrct Is quite sick with
typhoid fever.
Dr. Henry IVtcr of Florida, Is visit
ing his brother Ira.
--Jnnics L. Allen bus returned from
his two weeks .sojourn in Indiana.
( C.AIken of Mound Citv, expects
is,i iiicinic .i:irMaie,iiiis siinimir.
Khler Wayman of St. Joseph was
vNitlug bis Oregon thick on Friday last.
.Michael Nlpher of Math, Xew Vork,
Is visiting his son, I). L. Xipher, of this
city.
J. (. Campbell of the Kansas Cy
Ji(7 spent Sunihu with filemU in our
city.
Levi Oren, the King of Laughers,
called on us Tuesday and maile us
smile.
Johnny Cook left Monday for
Wyoming. Johnny thinks of ti vntir it
ulone.
Dr. Tracy and wife of Mound City,
wero in our fit y .Monday lnststU
conning.
W. M. Hamshcr, the handsomest
man m Mound City was in Orci'on
.Moudiiv last.
Di. Kerry Meek c
Inst Monday and held
with the iinterrilled.
imc to Oregon
a cotisullntiou
II. F. Winslow, that pleasant and
'"'fable merchant of Xew Point, favored
m w1"' !l Tuesday.
- Mrs. Philip Conrey left Sundav
lavt, to join her husband who is now
in Virginia City, Montana.
1 1,11 ,ni,"i' fib'iidsof Dr. nawrens.
U M0 "v"" "'W White Cloud, will regret
to learn of his .serious illness.
Atlueiy an old former resident
"f Holt county, is visiting friends here.
Ho will .shortly leave for Colorado,
Miss Xellie Poulet the reigning
belle of White Cloud, Kansas, was vi-'-iting
her inauy friends in On-i-vm ln-f
" r-i -
that ci
that cily. . -
-Miss Mary Foster who has bcu
spending tho winter with friends in De-
Kalb county, has returned lo her home
in this county.
Dr. orton lirokaw, wile ami ciiint
ol St. Jo-epn, nave neen ineguesis oi
h: Feigenbaum of tins cily, during
been visit,,
- .Miss iaiii.i .Mini i lias in.ni isiuir.
,
ul her uuu.r. s, Win
Kaiieher this week.
; .-lie returned toiler homo In Troy, Kns.,
on WediiOMl.iy.
W. W. liiner nuil. wife tire visiting
Win. Kaiieher. Mrs. Hiuer N the si-lot
of Mr. Kaiieher. They aru u their,
bridal tour from Ohio.
Prof. Kbougli, tho newly elected
principal of r,ur public schools spent
a few days in our city last week. He is
U 'ut id i pleased with our city.
John Viiiulerllii canio over fioin
Graham last Friday, and told the
"boys" in a confidential nnnner, that
Hancock was tho coming man.
Ksqulre Stacy of King Grot o gave
a a call Monday. IIo repoits the
fall wheat excellent, spring wheat,
weedy and corn growing finely.
Miss Carrie, thu uivouipli-hpit
I daughter of Judge Anderson,, rvtimmd.?
f,-,,,,, si. Charles las't MonOey. v;l(erp..
lsilo, and located In M ucovuh, Illinois.
this returned audtukeii iijil!su.dpucu.
in Mnitlaud,
Charly Peter ot this ody, has acenpu
a position with tfio I'iruii of Crimp,
Wood & Lalorce, whohsaJfi.dry goods,
Kansas City. Cluu-lcy niil cu.tev upoi)
his duties about July tii'.st.
Mr. and Mrs. Jcssliuuul Miss .Tcnf
nio Hoblit.ell of .Mound 'iiaui Mrs.
Frazer Alien of Watson. -Mn,, refo h
tho guest lest wesik of that pt "ice oi
good .follows, Xiul iloblil'i(J,l,
When you wiint a good, clean shave,
or a nice siiiooth hair cut ijm Ctaik
Philbriok's barbur hhop Ho kcops
everything neat and clean-,, uipl besides
ho is a kind and obliging; goiitloinan.
See his advertiscnioiit in clsoiyijocp,
On Thursday, application was
mado by Jacob Book and others, for
an Injunction to restrain tho County
Ciiirt from making tho impruvujioiits
on the Court ljousp, Tito case Imd not
boon disposed of up to our going to
press,
I pay Cash for
ill kinds of Sorap
L A. DEMUTH,
ForeitWty, M,
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