The County paper., August 05, 1881, Image 8

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COMING. TH
T SHOW OF ALL!
OREGON, MO.,
ONDAY AUGUST 8, 1881.
J. T. Johnson Co s circus and Trained Animals
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Will give two performances daily at 1 and
and most complete organization ever brought
troducmir all the circus
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periormance mat cannoi
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A Troupe of Trained Horses.
A School of Educated Doss.
Better
4 OF THE FDNNIK8T CLOWNS
Admission, 50 Cents;
The President.
Tim official bulletins f tliu President's
cotulltloii for tliu piist week otiitltl not
havo been more fnvorablo ami satlsfao
tory, and tho universal tooling Is one ol
.conflilenco in tliu President's recovery.
There may bo hidden dangers, nml the
President may experience another .set
back on his' roail toward convalescence,
but people- prcicr to believe that from
this time forward his progress to health
will be steady ami rapid.
Tho surgeons, however, say the pa
tient Is not yet out of dancer, ami whllo
they believe ho will recover, they abate
none of their efforts or vigilance in his
behalf, but wateh every change and
symptom with the most careful anxiety.
The wound has been relieved of most
foreign aud irritating matter, and is
jiow in a fairer way to improve. Parti
cles ol the broKen rib were discharged
through tho incision recently made, and
tho pus flowed freely. The struggle
lias been so protracted that his strength
is much reduced, aud it must still be a
nuestlan for some weeks whether he
can weather tho storm.
Professors Hell ami Talntor lmvo for
the past week been experimenting with
Hell's tilectrlo annaratus. In search ol
the ball, and they have at last been sue
cessful. On last Monday the instrument
located tho ball and it lies in the lront
wall of the abdomen, immediately over
the groin, about five inches below nnd
to tho right of tho naval.
On last Saturday the President sat up
In bed and partook of a hearty meal
prepared by Mrs. Garfield's own uanils
He expressed himself as feeling much
better and stronger than at any time
previous slneo he was shot.
The voluntary surrender of Sitting
Hull, doubtless terminates tho Indiai
troubles in'the Northwest, nnd brings
in all prnbablity, a permanent peace
with the Sioux. Sitting Hull went over
the Canadian border in 187G, nfter the
Sioux jvar of that year, refusing to sub
mit to our arms. lie took some 1,600
followers with him, but they have boon
strangling back from time to time, until
it appears ho had a company of only
200 who roinalned faithful with him to
tho ond. Tills pcacablo surrender, par
ticularly at this season of the year, In
dleates that tho Indian Chief has become
convinced of tho uselcssncss and folly
of longer defying the lawn, and tho act
is considered by tho Indian Oilloe (here
foro as n gunvanteo of peace in tho fit
ture. Sitting Hull will probably be do
talned under military supervision at
.one of the army posts for a while, and
then put on an agency. Ills band wil
prolmblv be divided nnd distributed, si
as to nrevont concerted action by the
jnembeirs hereafter.
Sitting Bull.
Tho steamer, General Sherman, with
Sitting Hu.ll, White Dog, Soarlet Thun
dcr, Four-horns-nR-high-as-tho-Clouds,
Hono Thunder and Sitting Hull's sister,
Pretty Plume, on board, bound for Fort
Yates, arrived at Hismarck last Monday
rooming and was greeted by over 2,000
people at tho levee. Silting Hull aud
staff wore given a banquet by Capt C
JV, Hatchellcr, of Pittsburg, and H. D
Vcruilly, private secretary of general
luannger and superintendent of tho
Northern Pacific. Sitting Hull refused
to ride on a car, prcferlng a wagon
He did riot understand the locomotive
power sufficiently to risk his life. This
Jb the first white city Sitting Hull ovor
saw. He was givon a reception at tho
hotel, and relished the dinner hugely.
He could not see how cream was frozen
in tho summer time, and though digni
fied, he yet asked many questions oi
the interpreter. Ills two wives nnd two
pair of twins were with htm. His wife
is called a pretty woman among tho
Sioux, and really her features are not
bad. Sitting Hull is forty-seven yours
old and is in perfect health, oxcept his
eyos are weak, causing hlyi to wear
glasses, He did not make any speech,
except the usual pow pow and was per
fectly independent. He has seven chil
dren, tbo youngei-t twins of four win
ters. Crow-fogt, a sovon year old son,
through whom ho delivered up his gun
i
marvels of tin arenic
oe equalled oy any
Riders, Better
liUvm 25 Cents,
to Major Hrothcrton, is a bright little
fellow, aud a twin brother ol the child
ho brings word from the lodges.
While here Sitting Hull sold several
pipes and trinkets at enormous figure.
and sold his autograph to those who
anted It. IIo writes his own name in
nglNh very well, but doe.s not speak
the language. IIo lias some French
education, but In gcnoiul appearance he
a full blooded Sioux. At six o'clock
10 boat left for the 'igency, where there
are already seven hundred of his tribe
nder tho protection of tho soldiers.
Ills meeting with his nephew, Caul, his
laughter and other relatives was
an interesting ami touching scene.
Weather Predictions for Aurjii3t.
Tho following are the weather pre
dictions of Professors' Vennor and Tlco
lor tho remainder of this month. Take
itlior tho general features lor the
quarters of months than for tho respec
tive dates themsulves.
vKNSon's l'ltniucTioxs:
2. Generally pleasant weather.
3. with fairly warm dajsand
4. cool to coht days, ami fall-like
ft. evenings and nights.
6. Fair and pleasant.
7. Sunday Heat and storms,'
8. Sultry weather with heavy
9 showers with cooler evenings.
10. Ditto.
11. Heat again in tho United States.
12. with eloudy and sultry weather,
13. with norms in Canada.
14. Sundny cooler change.
16, Cooler cold, cloudy and pleasant.
1C. Storms through portions of Yir
ginia.
17. Hull i-torms aud frosts
18. probably In some sections.
19. Heat and storms.
20. Ditto.
21. Sunday sultry and shnworv.
22. Sultry and windy.
23. Hont and wind.
24 Ditto. .
ita. Heavy storms on the lakes, St
26- Lawrence and around Kew York
27. Cooler weather,
28. Sunday rains and frosts in
29. northern sections.
80, Fair and pleasant, cool evenings
31. nnd nights, with indications of r
turning heat.
tick's rucuiCTiONs:
4th and 6th, clear or fair.
6th to 9th, clouding, threating woath
or, with henry rains and storms in lo
calltles.
10th and 11th, clear.
12ih to lfith, clouding to tiircatculn
wenthor, witli local rains,
lfith and 17th, clear.
18th to. 22d, clouding, threatenin
weather, with heavy rain ttorins.
22d nnd 23d. clear ami cool, liability
to fro9t in northern tier of states
heavv (tonus liavn occurred.
21th to 27th, clouding, threatening
weather wil h local rains.
The comparatively warmer days will
bo about tho 3d. 9th, lfith, 22d, 27th
and 31st.
The comparatively cooler davs will
be about the 4th, 10th, 16th, 23d and
28lh.
It is reported that an attempt Is be
ing mado to secure a pardon for tho
Younger brothers, who aro undergoing
sentences of imprisonment for life in
the Minnesota Penitential y, for tho
murder of tho Cashier of the North
field National Dank. Tho fact that tho
constitution of Minnesota unfortuniitolv
prohibits capital punishment prevented
the execution of theso men, or thoy
would havo suffered tho penalty they so
fully deserve, Tho petition for their
pardon, after a cnniluemcnt of only
threo years, is a presumption that should
no remiKid, ami is very inopportune
jiiiit now when tho public is excited by
two more murders ,by tho old gang, .Of
which tho were tho leaders. There is
no penalty km wii to law sovoro enough
to pni.'ish tho Younger brothers for ono
half tho eilnies they have committed,
and tbo Governor of Minnesota will no
moro pardon thorn than ho would re
cat-e so many devils for the work of de
struction and crime.
7 p. m. The largest
before the public in-
world, inn. wnndnrfnl
ouier snow on cartn.
f it i
(capers,
ON EARTH.
flew Point.
Mr. Mntchett. of Indiana has now
chariro ol the Snrav farm.
The happiei-t mail In our town lust
now is Kobeit Hester. It is a bov.
-.Jacob Hayhlll nnd wlfo aro stieiul-
lug the summer with friends and rela
tives In Ohto and Indiana.
Frank Lane, who has been verv
iioK for .some time, with typhoid fever,
getting .some better. Also William
M as-io is able to bo out airain.
Hubert Cuiinlnghnm has sold u'l
his claims of tho crops on the Spray
tin m and has bought a wood land farm
Dt ten acres somewhere near Now
Point.
O. D. Cox who has had quite u stay
hi Indiana, is m our midst again. He
has not furgottcn to bring that peculiar
pleasing Miillu back with him. Look
out for him charming young ladies.
Tho lollowing is a report of tho
Now Point Glass Hall Shooting Club on
iat'urdiiy, July 23d: James Ham broke
11 out ui a iius-dble 18, A. L. Herslincr
I I, G. W Acton 13, Samuel Now land
11, ut.d W. H. Carson 8.
-'Dry, drier dryost we over saw" is
tho language used by some of our fann
ers around Is'ow Point just now, and our
oru buyers nre offering high mieesfor
corn and not getting but little at that.
Our present prospect for a good crop
this year is not a verv good one.
Summer Fun.
Tho Aiienst mimltii- of tlm Minct.,.
Monthly quite Ignores tho idea that
tiiero is nothing going on at mid-sum
mer, cushions certamlv aro going on,
as aro the people who display them, it
iiuiieais. i iu laiesL mini ht nt in nv.
celleut magazluo being mado no with
imrneuiar relereiice to this fact. What
s moro eleiriint tor the untmliir.titiir.n
and ton-shore, what is most suit7ibio to
nine in, drive iir, and what fashion ad
vises 'ladies to wear while 'jathlng, anil
even when "coming to" nfterward, aro
an sei uown in ino uomcMic'a pages.
For startllne- novelties, tlinm urn iln.
scriptions ot tho now carrlnge-drcss,
ino u n ines necomi. nml t in n-i emu.
brio walking-suits which havo found a
place for their brilliancy along tho elm
ded promenades of fashionable) resorts,
and even by I ho waves and fea-sund.
Tho mountain aud country di esses
inenuoneu in tins number aro full ol
suggestions of ease and "tnkinn- i-nm
fort." to which tliu eimntnr mi llnnu
tic Art fits m liarmrjiiiyiisly for chilly
d.U's and wet mormmrs.
Tho children havo as many novelties
as their elders nowadnvs. nml tlm An.
gust Jhvicstic Monthly treats of their
uui-iiimr ami ui-uoor, nest mm every
day dres.-os, their traveling outfits, and
r.ven their shoes ami stockings. Tho
article on Novel stvles for clnMinn
shows that dashing fashions are not
onllued altogether to grown people.
The Domestic Monthly is published by
llliiko & Company,' corner Hroadway
anil J'ourteentli htrent, Now York, at
ipl.GU por your, inclusive of patter
premium. Single copies 15 cents.
LOST.
Tho Row Mr. Millor'has lost. Ids milk
cow. color black; brown along tho
back, white face, with white spots
miner ner uouy arm on ner legs
Her bag is probably spoiled by thi
tinio. Any ono finding her plonso in
lorm mm. '
LOST.
A red silk hnndkerehlsf was left lying
on ono tho benches in tho park las
Tuesday evening. The finder will bo
rewarded by leaving it at this oflloo.
Dan. Martin is now currying a com
pleto stock of Uuirgv Harness ol his
own mamuacturo wmcn win no soiu n
cheap as first class work can bo. Call
and bo convinced.
CAMfORNlA KIDNEY TEA.
Tryit when all other remedies fail and
get relief. Huy It of King & Proud, Ore-
n; Franca & Jo., Iforoit City.
Da, mo, sol, fa, me, ra, do Do not
forgot your immo 'oi-son. T, S. Hmtle
now koepf n stock of sheet music.
lie It known that tut onllnanro tncorporutlnii
thu C'lt.r of Oreuoii, as a CJily of tliu Kourll
illiui.i u iiriivlilcil lir tho -Slututo lutvs (if ilia-
i
soitri, was, on the ui ilay of AiiKtiit, 1631, uuli
inlttdl to the people of Oregon at a buchl
K.'octlon, held for Hint niirposn ; and nl wild
flection tin re was rust 12o votes for, and o voUs
ntiiiliiit x.il'l onlltmtii'ti.
Now therefore. I. Jnm'-s K. Cummins. Mayor
of ciild city, do ilcclaie and iirocliilin, that said
City of Onii'in has, by wild election no held,
adopted said ordluuiico by a iinilorlty of iu
s ?AS
,
LWj
9 &
fe 0
The Markets.
Cattm: Ti e past week has just
closed an active and ntisfetoiy cattle
market; although tho supply was much
larger than tlm average, there was no
yery coilslderablo overplus of any elai-s
of stock, and w'ilh possibly tho excep
tion of low grade natives, prices wore
supported throughout. Choice nnd
extra qualities comprised only a small
per eentage of tho offerings, and for
Midi the market developed increased
strength. The canning demand seem
ed active throughout tho week, and,
notwithstanding the very liberal re
ceipts of growers, everything found
quick sales at pr:rus quoted below.
lions The pail week saw an active
and firm market. For the season thu
receipts were r.uch more liberal than
usual, butthero were not enough hogs
to supply the demnmi, and prices kept
firmly up. From thu outset tho pack
ing iloiiiaud was urgent. The quality
of tho offerings was such as to give
very general sntistuctlon, and never bet
tor at this time ol year. At this time
of year heavy were quoted at ?1.60.
CIIIOAIIO, August 4, tssi,
llOIIS. C'.UTt.K
Thursday .
,.f. a T frli so
rrmur
H'ltimmy... .
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. . II AO (I ,TJ
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.. ) TO OUo
.iiuniuiy
Tuesday
Wednesday..
WiiKAT-Tho trading during tho
past week was eharaeteilzed by much
activity, n good deal of excitement, and
a feverish, unsettled condition of pri
ces ; but firmness and buoyancy was the
lending feature. Nearly all outsido
markets, including foreign, seemed t
exhibit nn upward tendency, fed nnd
strengthened no dmtbt.by tho continued
unlavorab'o crop reports, Intensified by
several severe storms which seemed to
spread over a Inr.ve portion of tho West,
Injuring the grain and letardlng har
vest operations.
Coux, Thero has been nn active
business iu this market, nnd the feeling
was generally ctrong with a sharp ad
vance during tho early part of tho
week, but later there was a reaction
and a part of tho advance was lost.
Thursday
J-'rldaj
Saturday
Monday
Tuesday
Wi-UiU'sday
HlllfMKXTH.
Mnltlaml
WHKAT. COHX.
... si la 9 48
.... 1 15 40
.... i i. ..... 4a
1 VII 4
.... 1 VU 4!l
.... 1 21 M
STOCK OIIAItr.
U S
SEALED BIOS.
Notion Is hereby rIvon, Unit sftaled bids wil'
lift roi'plvfil liv tin, lintlprsti'npri nn t, Cl,in-
day, Si'Mtt-mbpr 1st ltml, for furnhhinir the
Oregn rnbllu Bchools eighty irdsof pood dry
iiiirmvuim. w.n. UAVin,
' Heeri'tary lloaid of Education,
AND
Li&liteiiiig.
OHKOON, MO.,
Hole Affcnta for Iho Mnim pnteul
Copper Cable
I'll,.,, M. , btv,. Il.tltllb t'ltll UtlUfjLII .,
thu Mchtniiu; Jtod hiMucss for tho p.iM four
rtn.'U T1 V TWi. li.ivlntr I. on,, nin,,n.l l
nii, rciuro io iiunureua di paruc.i lor wuoiu
ho had dune work nil of whom am satlitlcd,
liuYliiK Hsyoclated Ills bmther with li'in la
business and taken tho neenoy of the above
rod which they consider tho very bust manu
fnctiiicd, they ask tho patronauu ot all wlio do
.slro sutu tirotccUon against Uxlitnlng.
DEAt VmI MKN YOU KNOW.
Dewnro of Clilragn " ,Iumicrs " who will
sivlndlr. vnu liv furniihhui Inferior rods uud
i'hari;ing double prices. Our homes aro In
uuit rwmiy pnu wu uxprci, iu cuiiiiuuu 10 iiu
lieru. llcncu.lt Is to our Interest to deal HOiinra.
ly mid hontirubly with tho pooplo and wo In
tend to do s i
OltKOON, MO.
No Good Preachlnn.
No man can do a good job of work,
preach a good sornion, uy ii law suit
woll, doctor a patient, or writo a good
artlolo when lie feels misorahlo and
dull, with Bliigulsh brain and unsteady
nerves, ami uono should make the at
tempt in audi a condition when it can
be so cheaply and easily romoved by u
little Hop Bitter. See other column.
Words pass awav. infractions remain.
Let your actions be worthy ones.
i..i.ir,iii. Ssfh
See Our
at ten o'clock, headed
ea in our magnificent
G
drawn by twelve Magnificent White Stallions, elegantly drapedr)
i, 50 Cents:
CLOSING OUT!
EVERYTHING MUST
Wo are closing out
goods, consisting of
of Hardware, Stoves,
in order -to. leave tho
business, and if you
of this opportunity to
MET
call early, as they must be sold by
October 1st.
W. H. WIIXIAMB,
Forest. City, Mo.
N. H. Anyone itesirlnir to rntriuru
good opening. We will sell the ontiro
in mi uuiiifj n. oiuiu uiiiiuiii nun comniouioiis rcsitionci) lor sale clieap.
W. 11.. WILLIAMS.
Public Attention
IS CENTEHED ON
COKMIJFTIOW
AT
ation's
N
Hut somethlug of far moro importance demands tho attention
of the citizens of Mound City and Holt county just now, and that is
THE BED-ROCK PRICES
ON
HOT WEATHER OOBS!
Wo Havo Them in Jill Styles nnd Prices.
WELTY BEOS & CO.
BXOTJlVI tCITY, JCO,
Corsant & Meyer,
ivcouiiiriD oitit.
Arojinanoxl prep
arations for
paiH in Dry
Clothing, GrocerloH, Onps,
Gloves, Boots and Shoes,
Queoswitro and Ghtssware.
They are determined not
to he excelled in Stylo, qnal-
"Trm-f WWII II III i mi WMHIii I j
ity or prices,
Duo notice will ho given
on Receipt oi stock.
OOItSAUT & MEYER,
Grand Street Parade!
by Prof. Graves' Silver
Men Band Ohariot
GO!
our entire stock of
a full and complete line
Tinware, Pumps, etb. at
OST,
country. We mean
would take advantage
secure cheap goods,
In lmslin. lrn U-nlllll CIV lin,-n Id n
stock, and give satisfactory reasons to
THE
Capital
ALL
the Fall Cam-
Goods, Hats,
(
Cornet Band, mount
Children 25 Cfcnts
John S. Chapin,
of Now Liberty has tho choicest lot oi
tllilt lias over bean offei-nil fm- imtu tm
.,., ,? ,,.11 ,insiruii, i.iuuii iiu micro nil
(Ii., ,,.,i,l,. tl.iu t.M (.1.1.. I
tWII'f lllL'MOf V1U,..,1.I ...1.1..I. 1 tt A..t
.JOHN S. CH
JlIAl'IN,
Craig, Mo. '
FOR SALE.
Hevrral dl-slmlltt- ilunllhl:. Ihuhp. nml Intd In
Oiraui. at re.Ton.'dile i.Uch. yvr trrms etc..
call anil see O'I'AM.ON t IKVINI!.
OreKOn, Mo.
Qeo. P. Luckhardt,
lillSR
OREGON, mo-, J
Brocdorot the Cnlcbrated Thoroughbred
l have- a uunilicr nf lliormijlitircit rolamt
Clilual'lirs now ruailyfor salo ihat are lireit
f nnu full 1'olanil China Hoars anil Himv, auU
wlilcltt nirernn tho most ica.ionable terms to
tliosu ilc.ilrlnx n sHperlnr finality of lioKs. Mtock
brceilers who have seen my jil pronounce
tlicia
THE BEST
over ofiereit for sale In Jlolt Comity. Tljpy are
all full Wnoils, ami liavo a clear pcdlcrco. Jly
sows aro from tue well known l'oland Clilaii
stock raisers, 11. V, Horsey & Hons, of lVrrv
I'lko county, Illinois j A C and T (! Taylor, iif
(Irecncastle, Hulllvan county, Mlnourl, and
my Hoar from II. Castle, of Wlllmliigton, jfllls
county, Illinois. Iln u-n slr,.,i l.i-ii,,.,t t.....
ho by Jim Crow ; 1st dam Jenny laud t 2,1 dam.
Allot my stock Is tlioroiiKlilired and not re
lated In any particular.
Call aud see. tlicm at tiv Numpit. ,ihi,,ii..
Oregon. 8
Ot'O. J'. I.UCKHAWDT,
nnr.fioN, mo.
The Motive Power
The most heautiful illustration of
umuiHiiiuiii mm wmiuerful
s- ," u u" inn uioue is n
steam cngino. It is the emliodlmont ot
conscious power, nnd will walk nwav
with 30 of 4Cl hmivilv l,,,l.,n .- '
lv n, rim li'nnlil tnl.-n .. 7 . 7
.j ....j. ,m u joiinu woiir it
and toss it about, or push a baby car
riage down hill. Isn't it a picture tu
look at as It stands calmly on tho rni's
ovory point and baud throwinrr back
,,,i-,i ttu uiiuusiieu irold
tho engineer's cab looking as neat as a
lady's parlor? Did you over think how
Wot-tliluus this fri'llllll m.i..M.. .
I.I V.I " ."v.Hiiu lYUIIIll IU
without the power to start into lf0 tho
wonderfiil cogs and lovorsP L,.t J
no nt a moral fnun tl.iu ts 1.. . .
and apply it to every day business HfoR
Villi will Sim fit i . I mr
in tiiis musstl 'gnT Xirof
existence itsolf-tho flotivo p.wor! You
enn't start tlm
ii ii rl n liiiitni.ua lirt.iL., av "lu
fully without the energy and push of
live men to keep it gowg, Tl o prln
c do is the bame Tiij,oth cases-tho
" " lNls mo engino itm tho live man
Ihn IniBliirma- 'n,n ...I.i i.-. .
ulesSwitii)0X.0lJ?0'
havo laboreS for years to per,ct our
business macno. wo'vo "tlghto d
tho bands, oilod tho cogs" and Intro-
tjiink now that it makes good timo on
tho track and wo want y.m to como
nnd see it work. We have been obliged
to get muro room aud havo moved into
Wo storo room just cast of Klnr &
I iVuds's drug storo, where you can see
the finest lino of Furniture m Holt
nnilntv Hill. , ...... . ' "y'
.......v. . v juj, Bi,n.K 0j ij0mn.
uUhonmrah'aCiy""
AI. JACOBS, Orcgo?, ZT
J. T. Thatcher
of Oregon, Mo., has a sure euro for fo.
vcrandngtio. Warranted to cure o,
on re
bottle. TmT h0MV' ?6 J
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