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Mound City. 1
Hni- n...,l..l (:... ,1 l..t... W 11....I 1
V" l IIIUI II ! IIU MlIIU ilUI If
retm'tunl Kri'dav from Ids vl-lt to J mil.
una.
W. II.l.indfordiMjntemp.atespjiti;!
U tin MnU! of Maine soon. Hi; cn-.
perls to Im gone sometime,
Mr.i. Aiifilhi Itnmti.e la ul.ni.li lm.
proving, nnd il Is hoped that she mav,
..f.... ..ii '
unci .in, recover uer imam cilllll im
....... ...i..,,v f.i:i 1111111 lllllll H-
hootl Vill slot; nlan. lint nf 1.I..1 m.......,..!..
was thought to 1)0 better. I he enusu of tlil-4 Is not given.
Henry Tipton left for Montana with H. H. Ilarrl-on bought lilies- Km
Jils family, Sunday night, llu Imd a son's fnrni hut week. lie. will timvu in
tsale and disposed of all his surplus soon. Itltoy talks of going west where
goods, blaeksmlthing tools, etc., on lie ettn grow up with the counlry.
' .Saturday. Wu are sorry to lose, hlni 1 C (J. Aiken came over on the foot
lint wu cannot uxpuct to keep all good line fi i lown 1'olnt Thursdnv hst
.cit,z:;!,1i' I Jl" l"niw living ut Highland, but m.v.s
lhcrewns a picnic in the bottom ho will soon return to llolteouutv. llu
near inireiow. hiuun uv. at w i e i
Mound tJIty furnished the'orntor, in the
person of Mr. 11. (J. lVpper. 1IU el.
. fort Is highly praised by those who
heard him, and diMervedlv so wu doubt
not. Thi! Mound City Hand fttrimlicd
the music.
Some of' our Mock and grain men
imp been having trouble.. Last Weil-
lienday Cupt. Cnnuii and 1). M. lllevitis
........ .M1111.1111J , in nun miiiiu I'lninnu. in i0 itovo He'll- Mm Vi.l....,1'u ......
hi c.implinu.iits were indulged in bv"!! , , .,' V , , ,. ""U
both parties, mid lllevlns assuilted tliu ! ' hi'v" 'y KMer Maupin
, Caiitain with lirst u knlfu uml then u 11,1,1 't'r.
weight. At last aecounls Mr. lllevlns !
was under bonds awaiting tilal, which ' Personal ami Society.
is set for the Dili n.st, wu bellow. ' -S. II. ltooo of Ohio, is ,. ,.tV
Lnclu .lohnny Hendricks left for visiting old friends.
Nebraska last Mom av moriiluir. Ilui ! n
will bo gone .uven.l ilavs, and whilu I 7'"'" -!uny can.,! up frov, Sl..loe.
gone Intends uxanilning govcrnineiit ! ftm' '"' '" cIicin,
JamU thut aro Tor Mile this and thefol-l Mrs. O. C. Hill and chiblreii are
. owing months. 1IU cxpectK to go into i with relatives in Kansas,
the farming buslnu.s. It ho gets u , ,. . .
farm, let the widowo and old maids bo- !,Us 1A",! KiiiicIht is aniong hei
ght to look their bust, for be does nit ,,,M'y friniul" in Mdttlaiul.
Intend to purchasu 11 farm for himself! John H. Caton of .Mound Clly was
1 ml' . T , . j l''klng around town bust Fridav.
hldur II. ,T. I.aTour, Ilaptist, of Mrs Ceo 11 n,.i,i.,i. .'. 1 1
Maryvllle, is preaching at the M. K. , o m 1 hadduck who has
Church hero this week, llu began Sat- ,u'u" ,m,,B 1M' ,s now """'h l-'tlt-i-.
urday iiiglit. Them was 11 niecTini: last 'nines Xowland came in fioin his
Monday evening, of tliu llajitl.sts in this Kansas eattlo ranehc last .Saluidav
vlclnUv, who resolved to effect an oig I T. W Collins nml uti.. ,,f
anizatf. 11. Wednwsdav ovunlin' before , ,,, .? ' , Ui'" St'
the fourth Sun lay in this month, there I nro rltfili"s ,,,t'il' MentU 1,1 .
will be held nuotber moeting. at which 1 CJtlif llenuult and Fred. Markland
tho (iiminizatlon will bo perfected. Kl-! eainu ilown from Maltland, last Thins,
der LnToiir will continue his meeting 1 ,b,v.
horo mitil Wcdnesi'.av night. Katun av 1 x,i. .. ... .
night next, ho begins a scries it mm-' MlH IIul,, W tt,r,,,', of filing
lng.s with thu church at Forest City. I J) ('- visiting her grand-fnthur,
Thero is a good deal of disappoint- "''""'I Hurnett.
moot and silent grumbling, If not W. L. KdummN ami fanillv went
threatening, nmoiig our fellow-towns. Into camp at. thu Mound Cltv Mlnei-.l
nicn, who Imia for tho benign Inlb.oncu Siirln 1 .s. ,.b
of 11 saloon in our town. Wu don't 1 ' 5f '
hbaru 111 thir disappointment or tlmlrl ,'",UI .filler of Mbertv township
loiiglng.s, nor do wo fear their thieais ' pniehashed 11 l'oland China .r f,iii
Wu lldnk we nro right, ami are not ol Mr. I.ueklmrd, b.-t week,
those who think it "better to reimi in MU(, ,., ,, , . ,
hell than serve In heaven." Wo uvon I " Ci,"i,, 1,111 :uul ,,ol'",' s,, '
think it better to do right and bear thu 1 ,l,,u'"11"" ,,lu '''uiielicr.i' Institute now
sneor.s, insults, and even thu per.-eeu. I 'n session at Troy. Kansas.
Hons, if neeil Im. nf tl..w,. ..,. ...... !.. I n........ .... ... . .
the wnimr. thun o ., .,.; .Ztt
the goadlngs of an olfumlcd coiisnoiico.
Wu believe in living somewhat near the
profession wo have made; at least, wu
do not intend to do what wo know is
antagoiiistlo to it. Mow 11 professed
Christian can justify himself in encour
aging thu sulo of intoxicants, thu in
ereahe of drunkenness and all the uvlls
that follow in its train, I cannot uuder
stitnd. It thero is any sin in drunken
ness, then tlieru is sin iu encouru"lii"
niiything that is to supply drunkards
with the means of becoming drunk.
Tills a .saloon does ; and every sicnor of
11 petition for a dramshop lieeusu is an
eneourager o! drunkenness Hut Chris
linns aro assured that thu drunkard can
not enter tho kingdom of Cod. Know
ing this, if bu bu a christian, ho will not
wgn it petition to license such an insti
tution. Ho can excuse himself by say
ing there will lie whiskey drunk, and
that hu regards tho saloon the leaser
erll, for hu is commanded nut to do
evil that good may come.- If evil is
dolus without hix agency, ho Is not
ehameabln with It - i.m 'if 1,..
r --------- ..... nu liiiiiiii'
ugos ihu doing of onu evil to prevent I
imwk in-iuiBi.niii greater, no is Held
accountable for the evil ho does and not
uxcusod because ho did It thinking to
do 11 comparative good. Let no pro
fussed Christian lay that llatleilng uno
lion to bis soul. The uvil he eneour
tigeji Is denounced by tho faith lie pro
tessiea, and tin is warned not to try tlm
experiment of uiieouraglujror doing onu
wrong that another may be pruveiited,
or good wrought. Christ and tho
Apostles know best.
Union.
r Miss Zoe Kelly is visiting her sUtor
In Atchison county.
Crops generally aro looking wtdl,
but rain Is badly needed.
Misses Alice Uulln and il.i.zle Cot
tier visited friends iu Minn. Vulluy hut
week. '
Miss Lain Cumnilngs, of Mound
City, visitod the family of Thus. Cottier
last week.
K. A. Holunbeek of Minn. Valley
ppcm last Sabbath with friends 111 this
community.
.,,81 toUy wlu charge of
the Marlon .school shortly, k.uiv 1,.
have films Zoo leave us.
' Mr. H. 0. l'liiinnior, who wiont thu
ppring mid suroiner mouths in Texas,
bus returned to old Holt.
Mr. Jacob lluchttr, while threshiug,
received a very painful wound in his
fork d Uy lllu l,r""K "r 11 lllt!'"
Sevmiil ciiui.j nf .11. vl.it, ....!.,
.11 V ....irii.i nit: in-
ported in the neighborhood; otherwi.su
tlie health of the community is ouite
good. '
Our Sunday seiiool Is in a prosper
ous condition; avurago alteiidance for
tliu pust .piarter, tti. Wu think of hav
Ing a picmu in the near fiiluro.
Thcru will bo a basket meeting held
in tho crovo 0110 mile west of tho Union
bciiooiiiousu, Sunday, August H
Uueted by Kldor U . T. .Miiupiii.
... trt .(.. ..It ...I ... .... 1
con.
All
Ill I IIL'14 IJ illlUIIU,
' ' JOSKPIIL'S
Thufinn of Seeiniin Ilrotbtus I1.1
dlssov4, Mp. fmi Seemau coiitiuulug
jtho hsjness t tho old i-tand. Thoy
'"wuh nil tliosu Iwdeuted to' ihu old
Jirifl to call'und setjlu up. My, GeeinuH
has a magnificent stock of Uools uu.tl
ihoes wjiiclj huls offering fit tho Jowent
ibices,
7 Per Cent. JWoney
For a Khort br lon)f period 011 Improv.
d I-arnis. IJav,e Ioi-miIo ia;000 acres
Inn body. of'Hiolce JJottom Land. 1 .'J
"""" "ui 01 liiiotimi uiivj will Jeasu
lor cni.dng. Miy-lte ieen nt Mound
Ut cury Suttirday nud at Unilg,
floLCfc-, uach week. Address.
J. f OSTEH MARSHALL,
)al Eotfttc Agtnt, OrcpnMD.
Forest City.
Win. Kiini'lier bus been appointed
mill nf tin' I'mil I'iiii-kI r'.nii..
1 ........... a. ;.. .. 1J1.1..
neunt of the l.nst Forest Mllllm; Com
.. . .. i .V . i i i. "
puny by the new board of director...
, pany ny me new
fliu grass In tli(! Inttuin between
here and I'lgelow Is excellent, and bun.
duds of tout uru now being cut uml
hauled everv (lav.
C. 0. Wonder?, who lived hern a
I '"l " I' M'nitU in il(ll HI
lllllil Siliilnir-i. i.li . i.l.i.,1....1 I.
year ago, is icpoited at now living In
. mums no t s un to ml.
I he hast Korost Mills' board n.s
now organized, stands thus: President,
.1. H. Williams; Viee l'reshlcnt, W. II.
oyiilcr: Secretary and Treasurer. W.
. Arnold; 1). Halin, .lolm Sliucffcr,
Jlenrv Mintoii mid 'llioinas Cottier
Win. Kaiieher is acting jeerctury.
...in .. i.... t. .!. i . .
. " r """"..l City, Wll
leave 111 a lew wwu for a visit to his
old home in l'ciin.sylvaiiia.
Mrs. Xormaii of St. Joseph is
spending the heated term with her pa
rents ami friends near this city.
MissC. A. Wright who has been
visiting friends in Holt county lm
turned to her home in Mt Oreb. Ohio.
Mr. Noil Hoblitzcll informs us that
he thinks ho will realize $,:,0O from tliu
sale of fruit, raised on his farm near
this city.
Miss India Johnson and Mary
Kauclier spent n few days with fi lends
in Width Cloud, Kansas, during the
past week.
J. W. llosilek ami F. Martin, two
prominent stock niuu of Cralir, were in
tho city last Fildny In charge of XoU
Hoblitzcll.
Kllswortb Kyger returned from
Colorado last week, in company witli
Virgil Canon. who returns to Ids hoiuu
fjultu sick.
Miss Xettio Cardner has gone ttj
St. Joseph, where she will remain for
a lew months to complete her musical
education.
Miss Xellio Curley ami Tazy Ilyrn
of St. Joseph, who have been visiting
thu family of Joseph Hoblltz.,11, ro"
turned to their home last Tuesday.
Miss Kiln ami Laura Himcliliis
have linen Iu our city for the past week,
canvassing or "The Hoyal Path of
I.Ifo" a literary work of great merit.
A. II. Caruut, u prominent young
buuiness man of Maltland, was In
the elty yesterday, and left last night
for Kuikiw City. Ht. Joseph Jcrtild.
Dr. Lukons will visit Maltland on
Wednesday ami Tluuday, August 17th,
uml 18th, for tho purpose of attending
to the needs of his profession-Den"
tlstry. 1
Ceorgo Woolf .1 former rusidnnt of
this place, as who has been thought
Head, is still alive, keeping ,ml; f0l.
the Atsalata Mill C..., l'ugm Sound,
Hritish America.
Mrs. Joel Hostile ani daughter of
niicnuminnii, town, have been spending
' ' " nj.. Illllll
thu past week with their many friends
Ol'eirim. Me'j ll.wti... l.i i' 1 ..... !
the Mound City nineral Springs, where
shu goes in search of health.
- Dr (i. Magure, who has been prae
ticlng uietlicine at h'orot City, left for
St. I.011I8 last Monday, wlici-u he will
contiiiuu his protrusion. In Dr. Ja
guhu'n removal, Holt eounty loses one
of its best pbyblclaiiN and citizens. ye
we wish him abuuilaut sucepss wher
ever he may go. His family will re
main In Forest Uily for a few mouths.
t.v.-lu I.IIL 1 HUM II Nil'
FOR SALE.
I have a span of good steady work
noises 1 will sell cheap on time or ex
lihnngu for stock. W. A. (Jahdnek.
FEED FOR SALE.
1 have a lot of Millet hay I will sell
at $b 00 puY ton delivered 111 Oregon.
It is eixcrlLeut food for milk cows.
J.C11V0 order iiunitdiutidy with Jlersli
burgei & Andoiwu, IV. A. Paiid.nkk.
My slock of ivlidino il.w.l-u 1
jewelry Is second U uoue iu tLe eouutv,
'J'lie prices .can't be b,eat. Call njid see,
imgnur, nuenraakur, Uie'rou.
Mo.
DISSOLUTION. "
,, IJutlcuHherfbytrlvun, that thi partiieinlilp
bONtoforii existing under the Dim ,m!, ,
Bwmnn 1 ros., is litis day ilUM.lvud ,v mi 1
cuiiM-iit I (h-i)K,,Hr,i:lJ retiring. All iiiiilt"
IndHttf d to the firm ::r requested t "call a id
Mv..- , wijvv, i-mii-f- uy i-ii.ii ur iiiiin.
J'lllU). HKKMAN,
uKptum mi:i:iian
j or,
Cornlna.
Hot nud dry.
i. i .... . .
.nuige win nas reurtici ruin
, "
Ctirnlnct had another dance last
Fridav iiljrlil.
.lake, how is the walking between
town and Kink's?
Wu uru to have a wedding soon,
a man that stands behind t lie counter is
tlm lucky, oiio.
Miss liutlle Flint Is visiting friends
In Nebraska. Shu will probably stay
thrcu or four weuks
A few nioru days and no rain will
leave the farnier.s very short for feed in
tills portion of tliu count n
I On
the liftll dav o'f All"lll Wis!
born to Mr. and Mm. Milton
s darling sweet little girl.
Larl, a
Mr. IMItor, if you would canvass
tills town you would get a few subseri-
bet-fl, mid thou tlieru would be less hoi
rowiuir.
-The Little Dutch Hand, of Coi iiIul'.
assisted by the Craig Hand, will, on the
.'(Ith Inst., glvc a picnic at Manitoba
Lake. All are Invited.
James Sedwiuk is at Fairfax, buy
ing grain for Sedwiuk, Walters & Co.
Jltn says lie will pay better prices than
mi) body along thu T. V. II. It.
Ililug her lioine, I'ncle Dave, and
don't leave us once a week, for we
need you too often, and besides tho
buys say you nro married, any how.
Wu would like to know why Win.
Allen, Jr. goes to tho bluffs so often,
and wind Henry Anderson sees In Corn-
lug that brlnss him to town .so regular.
John Smith Is also going over to
Nebraska in the Interest of mmo nur j
! fery firm. John has woikcd hard in
tills loca'lly ami has been rewarded ac
cordingly. l'cter (i rove's big horn came this
week. Ho is the eighteenth 111:111 nevt
belonging to the band. Now boys, gel
yourselves a snare drum, ami you need
not play second to any baud in the
State.
Our 1'. M. says It has coniu to stay,
and hu likes it belter every day: it
matters not, girl or boy, it's Its papa's
little Joy. 1 le has decided what kind of
clothes it must wear, but never says
anything about its hair, but If bu the
Oregon Items wads, its hair must surely
be i-ikI.
Tiii:oiioi;r. (iiir.r.Ni-iUKt.r..
New Point.
Mr. Colo, of Fillmore, lit visiting
ills miii, C. W. Colo, iu tills town.
Mis. Holier! fain, who has been
vei v sick, wo learn Is improving some.
Still another hannv man. It Is
John II. Acton tills time, and a ghl to
no litre.
.Jacob Kayliill and wlfo have re
turned from thu visit niuntloiied in our
last. Hindu Jaku says we will bo bless
ed with u coin eroi). con.slilerlnnr snow.
pinces east of us.
There lias been a jreneral move in
, n -
this town. Dr. Ashworth It as ninvpil
his houso off the old foundation farther
back from Hie street, making a larger
front yard, which he will set in gnuss,
llowers, trees, &u. K. S. McDonald lm
moved into a dwelling in another part
of town.
Somu of our Well-to-do farmers
luive been seized again with the Kansas
fever. Some of them talk of trying
tho sure remedy next Monday, by roll
ing out to that laud fioin which they
are likely to return, satlslled with Mis
sourl. Tliu parties thus all'ected form
two trams, tho 0110 headed by Messrs.
Ttiornhill, Uowniaii ami Cable, tho oth
or by tho Hodgin boys.
SI1II0.
llo who puts U10 carcass of any dead
animal in a piihlio road Is classed with
him wlio would put such carcass in a
well or spring, l'ubilu roads are in
tended for thu accommodation of tho
Jiuhlio, and list for private boueyurds.
Tho .statute has demanded a penalty
against any onu who has so far lost ail
.sense of justice, propriety and decency
as to east his dead carcasses Into nidi.
llo roads to tho annoyance of the pub
lie. If your ho-'s dlo and von cumuli
Bland the stench of thoiv decaying car
casscs, for decency's, sako don't Impose
upon the public what von cannot stand
yourself. IIu who would do so is self
Mi, cruel, brutal and a disgracu to the
form iio wears. Yet thero aro just such
creatures, uml one lives In Holt county.
110 is guilty 01 11 very rccout act of this
" ......... ..w ..v.. ,.. IHIII 111
'"kit wnruiuir in tinio nml not runent
Kind, ami it would bo well
in.. i.i... ...
it... . t
II1U III1UI MI. tlK l.lrl.l.SII.111
Closing Out.
We. have a fine lino of Implements, con
slslhiu of Plows, Harrows, anil Korso
Hay Rakes, which wo will soil very low
(Jail and examine nootla and prices.
HERSHBERGER & ANDESON.
Dun. Mtnllii In nirniif it... U1...1,.
baker waaon and will suit them at St.
iiosepu prices.
'I hn largest stock of WhIcIkw, CIocUh
Juwelry, PouKct Cutlery, ami Sjiecta
cles iu Holt county, is kept nt I). O
Wade's jewelry store, Craig, Mo. Don't
buy until you evainiuu my stock, for 1
will not bo undersold l'ine watches u
speelulty. J). O. WADK,
rostolllce, Craig, Mo.
ALEX T,OZO,
And Art Gallery.
Cor. 5th & Felix, . - ST. JOSEPH, Mo.
All M'orU M'nrriiiileU,
Kloksl Kloxl
A new lot of Walnut Clocks Just re.
eel red. Hurry Furmrher. Wutclmnik.
Oregon, Mu,
PHOTOGRAH, PORTRAIT
Olirhllan Missionary Society,
l'logrnniinn f tho yearly meeting
of the Holt Cpuii'y Christian Mission,
nry Society, to bu held in Oregon, bu
ginning on Thursday evening, AuguM,
ifith, 1881, uml eonllnuing over Lord h
Day.
TIIUIISIIAV KVKNIMfl.
nr. M -Sermon by M. M. (loud, jmitor of the
Christian chinch, Ht. .1m'ii, Mo.
I IIIIIAV-MOIININO HIMHI OH.
ntnli ::ui. l)evollui:tt exercises.
W 00 til W. enrollment of ilrlcftatcsniiil nidn
hors ; ri'iioilsttuni the churches nilccllniiouui
tUtllll'.x.
ArrKiiNoiiy.
2 to 2-30. Dcvntliihul cxcrclsca.
2!3()tii.-Hay by Miss l.lllu Otirtls. 1)Ih.
riiMiiin.
',l,,:l;:,0--1'-"iM'.v Mrs. Anna Wall
:i in :i t:n.-Kssay, liy Sirs. Anna Wnlte i " iinr
i n-iio to I. It.'l-urt of Seeri'lurr mill Tri.niir..r .
inlsfi'lhuirmis iiiiilai'M
8 p. si.-Hi-riiinii by M. M. (looil.
SATliltlUV FOIlKMOON,
0 In 9 :.K)-llovotloiiul exorcises.
' DiM to ItliTO.-Athlross by Da lit "Vctret 1
" The churches f the rnntity 1 thi-lr wants, timv
c:ui we Mipply thoi'i "
Id -M tit li. lllcn lnn.
AKTKllSOON.
itHiinn.-DcMilloiiiil Kjfrrlc.
2:.Tiit.l.-Aiilrcs by T. .1. M'Ullninnn !
"In what does thiit unity atul harmony enjoined
by the 11 post li he of one mlml tiittl till speak
the siiltti" tliliiKs conll, unit how ran Ihe
churches of trie county belter secure It."
3 :.1o to 4. DNriisslou,
4 to I ). MIccllinicotM business.
8 p. m. Sermon at Union school liouso by
llallcl Welzcll ( In Orison, by t. SI. 'lootl.
ccndav pouknoon.
MlolOt.'tO.-Hunilny sehool exercises.
IOjMIo 12,-Scr 11 by M. SI. (lotul.
iL'toI.-llashct llhnier.
2 to :l -Srrniou liy l I). Ook ; T. J. William
on, allurit.ile.
5 p. M.-Scrmnn'at fnlnti school honsp by
W. F. Willie : mi. I In (lieuon by St. SI. (Intnl.
I't all members ami ilehntcs be iirompt In
.'itti'iulliiKimllif first ihiy.niiit If you cnutiot lie
present iltirlim tliu weel:, come on Sunday to
t'jfi.liliual liusket meetlm.'.
W. T. M.ll'PIN,
.('. Illl.t..
.1. Kr.i.i.KV.
W. A. (I.MtliNim
1). MiTZKM,
Kx. Com.
Tho Markets.
(Ili.VlN.-A decidedly Mrnnccr fccllni; was
niiiiiiiesieu in me loanltiK jfKiIn markets and t.
materlnl iidinncoln prices wus ifeiiernl In all
thu biidhi ceieals. The receipts were not
ueneriitty law. imd Ibis tended to Mrenuthon
the markets In a p iiernt way. 'Ihe shipments
were liberal of t;ll kinds, and showed afu.
Iher rcdm linn In it supply on hand. The
weatlierlu tile northwest WHH icportod clear
iind warm, which exerted considerable Influ
ence, on thr com market, mid tills. In turn,
stri tmthened tint other inaikets In n Kcueral
wav. l'orcl;:n markets ltae showed a MrtniKcr
frclliis In that i tiarter. the eattem markels
wcrfipilaimvllnu. Spiriilatl(. iradltiK has
been actlM-. but more plainly nhown In the corn
market. Com Is slowly advanchic As wllh
other main the theory of u short crop Is no
ttoltht IlilliH iielii;; the marUet. Trauuicthiii'inn
tlto ChlcnuiiKraln hoaid lat Tuesday Included
l..-..Wi bushels, t. gn-utcst amount done In
hi one option In that market during the exist,
eneuof future trading, 'rho principal ojiera
atlons In wheat were iu answer to foreign de
mand and for east ami southern shipment. The
visible supply of grain compiMng the stocks In
Kntna.yat the piinclpal points of ncciUHula
ttou at lake anil seanort units ;m.i 1.. ...
hike mid canal, July ill, was as follows ; Wheat,
i..,'u.viu ; corn, i.vjX'.iiotl,
tie I'ttsi wvck lias brin an
... .. ...-I,,, uie imrti jacHers. The le-
ceipis ime been better and tho protlHlou mar
ket being active, caused 11 ilUi.n.m.M, ,.. i-m
utorc fruely. The shipping ,emaui( has been
iiiuvr.iiciy acuvo. t.ooiiaim faucv heavy
M'arcuathl In'stendy hniulry. (Itass hogs are
not wanted. Taking all In all cattle am Hill
high and wittsfjclory to sellers. Holders of
common iind scalawag slurf, howccr were not
well plpiis.il. Onlv il 'ClMlt Cliltln ivlll Loll tti
the eastern markels have been deimuallzed to
H0111r-cx1e.n1, nut at closing, was somewhat re-
lying.
Cliic.Mio, August u, ipm.
lions. CAni.i:
Thursday....
frlday.......
.Saturday,.. .
Monda.
'Ini'Mlay...
Wedlieaday..
Thursday...,
1'rlda.v.......
Satunliiy... ,
iliuicl.iy
Tuesday
Wednesday ,
..Sc. ; ...
.. I! to. ..
. tl 71 ..
.. tint...
.. II 70...
.. U7.1...
WIIUAT.
. il iu ..,
.. lai
.. 1 '1 ..
.. I 2.1...
.. I -I...
.. 1 21 ..
. $11 At)
. 1! do
. 11 1;
. I! 'JU
, II (Kl
. u::ti
COIIN.
. 3 r.l
r.i
Ml
HIIIPMIINTS.
Slaltlaiul
STOCK Illt.Ui.-.
3 11
Mu. HooinvALTint's Democracy 11 ol
very recent, origin. No longer ago
than last year hu was protesting lr lct
ters to the newspaners tliat ho hud
uever voted with any parly uxceiit tlie
JtepulJlican; that ho voted ftr Fre
111011I, for Lincoln twice ntnl (Jnmi
twice; that all tho porsonnl interest he
iook 111 pontics went to the support of
tlie Kepubliean p.irty; that ho was em
phatleally iu favor of the war policy
and of emancipation. Iu tfeptombor,
1880, lie wrotuu lefter declaring that ho
had ct to cat bu- Met i,.,,. ,.,.!..
.... v 'UIWVIllU
vote, and sajlug; I mVe never made
a political speech In my Itfu.iaml by thu
help of thu Lord I hojiu I never may."
Ho has made one political speech since
hu wns nominated, bin there weru no
Indication" of tlm "heln of th
about that.
Fun SALE AT A BARGAIN.
A Good Farm For Sale Cheap.
1.11!!'!''"'"'!'""' to mninoiinen Hint 1 offer
it?,-.'..1" si!N'' "Itniiteil on tho Noihiway
) ,., ' '5v,i' "I!,'H uoilhtiiM of l.'lchvlll . "i i
f 11 111 cniilalns loj ticres I tm iicres In et lllvnlo 11
!.""!;!.'' FT1, ,lml",r IniufniilialiVi! for"
ffivff , I'Ollse, Kotltl llinnhlB wutVr.
! .t,.i1,hal"".t'1'.0" 'I'n to suit inircliiiser
l'orfiuther particulars limply on preniles. r
JOHN (I. UAUTK.
MEAT.
Messrs. Asluwiril. x. t ,.!..!.
. . .V ..11, ,J 7 (HI.
now bcloro tho iieople of Oregon nml
ask for 11 siiarn of tiin'ti-miii v.. ii ...in
1 j. . . ......... ..... .im
always Hud tlie very choicest meat that
can ue loiimt 111 the market. They de
not expect to ;et rich in n week or
month: thev w II Hell , it nu l,...- n.
as possible.
Dull. Altirtlll 111 lime nniTv.inr..i .......
ploto stock of IJuggv Harness of his
own nmnufneturo wiiicli will bo sold as
eheai) as first class work can bo.
nnd bo convinced.
Call
CALIFORNIA KIDNEY TEA.
Tryit when all other remcdlns fail nnd
get relief, liny it of King & I'roud, Ore
u i FiMiieu & Co., Korust City.
SEALED BIDS.
nll.VrrH! hltls. will
.iS;t,ci!fiy.v.4..v,i,B.u.,,,!'r,K'i,i ) to wcdiiM
n 10 vvi
urnlshln
Orei.M Vi i i i.i i). u.. i i "'"" luriustuni! l ie
t.aniJwooll.bU' bd'00,S '"5ll,y VvJh'lf VlH.Ury
i-ci uniiry jioaiu 01 JSUUcatloll.
SCHULTE BR
( BEAD THE DECLARffflOM!
We havo now on hand a complete
Screw Fastened
of nil sizes. Wnrranteil in MATKKIAL nnd WOKKMANSHIf. If parties who
XSteSS r ,Bte ' .. necount of
iwi, ri... . ...111 1". '..
,,v u mu hiivu mum repaired free of charge
CLOTHITSTG
for Summer unit Fall wearing ut cost
t'lflv. fviila.
pr just
leu linn nf 1I..I...1.. ....1
... ...v ,v muil . ,., ,,m3( u, ()U H(1(, , ,m.prire , Tho
"Henry Stewart" Sewing Machihe
is now 111 our line Inmlnriiiu. un.) n.n nn..
now in fine linn l.iml. ...,.t ..... ....
.....1 i.!.,,t ... i ...... ..uvi.i. riiij mi imiin-.i nun mis umqiosieu
ami tiled nine due, ut u low ti prico n.s thuy can be purchased iinvwboie. Sum
plo inm-hlnu always on hand and Mr. l'hll Schultu Is nlwnya r-mly to shfr thu
L'OOll (limlltie.S of t ill I1100I1 Inn. U.....1... I. It.. 1 i...r. . 11 ) ,
......ITT.. . .. . , . ... .
,, . v I"' ris ucsn cu v u also
11111 f 1IVII1AIII. tiiiti
weot Side Pnblic Square, OREGON, IWO
OUR A.3r3SrTJL
Clearance Sale
IN ORER TO
FOR
Io-w HFll Stools
is now oolnrj on, unprccdcntcd In cur history. We carry no old, unscaso.alle
uvmowii iivui acuauii iu pcuauii, us ue uiiuruijj opcciai Uiirfjains in
Dry (Joods,
Clothing,
Bools md Shoes,
We Only Ask A
of our goods, to convlce you that we are
WELTY BROS & CO.,
jIOUND
CLOSING OUT!
EVERYTHING MUST GO!
We arc closing out our entire ' stock of
goods, consisting of
of Hardware, Stoves,
NET
in order to leave the
business, and if you would take advantage
of this opportunity to secure cheap goods,
can eany, as iney must Do sola by
October 1st.
W. H. WILLIAMS,
N. H. Anyone iWslrlng to cii'ago In business, Wo would khv here U n
good opmilng. Wo will .sell tlm eutire"stock, and give sailsmc orv r a m.s t
111 for llll no- 1.11 Sll.l-n liiill.ln.r. .....I .l! " . "'fi .X'lsOUS tt)
o - " " a ."niiuuiuiiu icsiiicucu ior sain clieaii.
0 W. II. WII.uA.MS.
Corsant & Meyer,
3VlOTJHSTID QITY,
AvenuikinjjrcxtoiiH
aratioiiH for
lalgn iu Dry Goodw, Hats,
Clothiny, GrocoiicH, Caps,
Glovos, Boots and SlTocZ
QueoBAvaro and GIuhswivo.
Thoy are dotermlneti not
to bo oxeolled in Stylo, qual
ity or prices.
. Duo notice will ho given
on Uecoiitol' stock.
COHSAUT & MEYEIt.
PROM
slock of tho colcbrato M. D.
Boots and ShoesX John X-chapi"'
m ilium s nun 11 goous 01 tlio
nml carrla"o.
"
Light Suninior Colts fin
, .. I
...... .t ..11 .i i.i. .11- .. L .
luive some very nice .Tuwclrv. Kvo vbodv
" 1 ...r. Mil. I U;.1I IIU. viii iii.su
OUR
Hills and Cass..
Close Inspection
offering our goods nt very lowest price
CITY, IV.IO,
a lull and complete line
Tinware, Pumps, etc. at'J
COST,
countrv. Wr mnan
. -
Forest City, Mo.
i
big
tho Fall Mun
Da. me, Mil, fu, 111c, ta, do-Do not
lorgut votlr iiiiiflo lewou. 1. o. lunuo
now keepf a stock of sheet music.
No Good Preaching.
No man can do n gotMl Job of work,
prcacli iv good sermon, try jv law suit
well, doctor iv patient, or write iv good
nttlolc when hu feels inlserivlilu unit
dull, with sltigalsh brain and unsteady
nervus, and none should make tho at-
1.. -....1. .. ...... .liitm ivliim it enn
leillllV IU MIVU I, I "intn.....
. bo so cheaply nnd cosily removed by iv
..... t, ,tt.. u.... ..ll.i. .ii.tiiiml -
l little llOJ ililiuis. ouu uiii. 1
IWOW JilUCliy HIS lliu tiiiv;i;.s ... .
lodge plants,
tM"ins over lion oWetl for sale In
li(iil..Ji Miaumii'l. wln1i In, offers to
the tide this fall. AdWs.s,
JOHN sJpilAI'IN,
Craig, Bio.
rnn sale.
Hnvn.t .tn.t-..1.l.. .l..-..lllinr IwilOia alwl 1ri! tn
t'rcKon. nt rciisonntdf rules, h'r terms etc.,
prill ....! - . ..t., I 1 . tti jt-tllt'l VL
1 .il .Til V F. ..., ...I,,......
(reisoli, Sin.
T,,u",lcr
"
. I ASH
Lightning'.
Poi'et & Bro.,
OltlXiON, MO.,
Nolo AffenlH for Miiiiu Piitont
f'oipr Cnlilu
SJOIiTKINfi KOI).
Our Ml. II. 11. t'eret. IkivIiil' heeti rliL'nL'ml In
tlie l.thlnlliK Knit lin-.lncs lot- tliu liiisl four
iran, reiers in iiiinnrcns 01 panics lor wnniu
lit! lots ilillie Murk oil nf wlinin urn nalUlleit.
lluvllll! llsocl.iteil I1I4 hrother wit Ii lilm In .
linslnc.HS nml taken the nitcucy ot tlm ahoe
rotl which they consider tlio very liust iniiun
faetnietl. tliev itsii the nalroiiot'e nf all who ik
slres.tre iirntecilon ui:ainst l.lhliilii;,'.
11KAI. Wrilt .MHN YOU KNOW.
llenniL' of ('IiIcol'o ' .Itiniiieri " who will
swliitllr on by luiiilshlnK Inferior rods hiiiI
clnti'uhiK iloiilile iirlces. Our lioines are In
Holt e.iiuily ntnl we e.iei l to continue tn Ihe
here. Ileiice.it Is to nnr Interest to ileal stttaru
ly nml lionralily with the people anil wc lu
tein! to tin mi
riiituT & into.,
Ulti:!ON MO.
"QML11 II.
l P. Luckhardt,
OREGON, rw!0-,
Breeder ot tiio Calcbraled ThorouDhbrod
1 have a iiiiiuher of I Inn .mulili,-...! p..i,..,.i
China l'ls now renily rot sale Unit are hretl
inuo mu i-oimin t'liiim nnars ami Sows, unit
which I oireron the iiiot
thnsiMlcslrliiK.-i uierlor .U:illty tlf hoj:. ,siek
hrcctlcrs who have neon lay plKS .i,mmicu
tlicni
THE BEST
ever oilere.! for salo u Hlt (!om,ly. They uru
till full hlooiN, un,) ,au. ,.rar ,eillKree. My
sowsarefinin Ihe well known I'olaiitl China
stock raisers, 11. 1'. Honey & Sons, or I'crry.
Ike county, Illinois j A (! anil T C Taylor, t,
(lieeneaMIe, Siilllvaif eotiiity. Mlmuiiil, Itnu
my lloarfroin II. L'tivile. nr v 1,.,...... .,,..
......... .11.11111, ..im ,
connty, Illinois. I0 was ,sret by Honest Tom,
... . . ... mini jenny l.iml; At (lain.
Oxtnrtl lleauty.
.Ml Of HIV XlfX'k 1-1 tllllrmlilil - .
, . ., - ----- . '. .nm nui fe
inted In tiny particular.
Call anil ncu them at mv Vmn... ...11 .
OrcKon. ' J J
(1KU. I'. 1.UCKIIAIII1T,
OII!00.. MO.
The Motive Power
1'liu most beiiiitlfnl illn.i....ii....
nigii (liilJll
of
pefect incclianlsin uml wonderful
nuniiiii iu tm idiiuii on tne globe is a
steam cmriiie. It Is tlm .mi,rn i ...
n -- .'.lllllUlll. Ill
conscious power, ami will walk uwav
with 30 of 10 heavily laden cars as ens.
Iv as von w 1 mi lil I'lhii ti IW.I....I : ...
and toss it about, or push 11 baby ear-
lagiHiown mil. isn't it 11 picture to
look at as it stands culm! v on the i;il'.
every point and baud throwln.r i,..l.
I hu rays of thu sun like liurnisheVl "old
the engineer's cub looking as ncufas a
ndv's oar tieP H it i..,..?. 1.1.. . , 11
. . ..n' ,i J ' Y ' ''"'"v now
nwiiiiica una "i-.inu uinciiluu WOlllll
bu
iviiiiuiiiiiiu power to start, Into lfu
thu
Womiel'llll e(i".s nm li.i'i.iua 1 . .
point u niiir.il from this siinplo ,)U.,
us
i
mid apply il to every day btisluuH life"
1 Oil Will HI'll ill tl It miii.,, I I,., I ,1 , '
in i ds . trams n , v v,M'
existence itself-lt otn i . ,V. . v"f
.i,'i. Kl,,,.. H, : 1U
. . ....,., numiiii Sli'UIll,
and a bulnesa bousu wont run Mu ceesi
iinij nun nil nm uiiury uiltl push
live moll to keen It, "oin.r- ti.
I C1II1U IS Llll) Ktlllll, III lw.ll '
, . , . , n . iiu i in
..wvii l.l.l'.l I
I kl, ...... ......J 111.. ......I.... ...1 .. ...
n.u...u .Ml..-, inu KIILJIIIU l. lMu Ii..,. ...
llll) business. Time mm
my would injh be
motivu sTf;ja i
years toioif.ct
va'
UIOSS WltllOUl till)
luivti labored for v
W(
hUSlllL'H.S limtili un. wU-,. .
our
the bands, oiled the eo.. fifi in m
duced a Kieul many nuw fuiitures Wu
th nk now Una it. nmL-.w ...... j ,t... "
the true,: am, we wanton oZZ
tnu stoio vtoom tlnti ,,i- i.-i...-
. I,.,, u iiiuvuii inm
ii .i. .iv. ... " n'"S
ii... ii. 7 -" '" j"" cnu see
the fittest line of I'mn im.. ... n..
IWVIII3 .1 lllll'r Nll.l'f, i..m.. ......
county. Nor can my stock of Coflln.,
and undertaking goods bo supassed In
rthwot Mlbwiirl. Tho finest hoars"
In tlio northwost Is also my iironortv
. A.M.JACOIlS,OrcKo.,Iorti
J. T. Tliatclicr
of Oregon, Mo., bus a Hiiro euro for fo.
vor nud tunic. Wamuitcd to euro or
.......v, lutiumuu, oeni iv mail on in
eelpt of price. One ounce1 bottle, 70.
ytiu uilliuc UOllIC, yj.L'o,
Gee
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