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The President.
On Tuesday Inst, wlulo the people of
tlio several States, except Missouri,
shame lo her governor-were bowed In
prayer, asking Him to spare onr noble
President, the special train .vas.eairy
Ing our nations patient Iroin the ma
larlal atmosphere of Washington to tlio
,
more invigorating air of Long llraneli.
In tins tlio country looked upon a
spectado never before witnessed by tlie
American pcopl,-. Hallway trains,
(Imped In black, have parsed from tlio
East to the. N'C't eanylng the remains
of loved and honored tneii, but never
before have they looked upon a ear
hearing thu shuttered body of the Chief
Magistrate, still instinct wllh life, away
from Wn.shington in a desperate senrch
'
I
for renewed vlta'lty.
The President and party left Wash
ington at (3:30 A M and mi lived at
Long llraneli at 1 : 10 t. v.
The situation regarding the Presi
dent's condition continues favorable
and tlie attending surgeons mid cabinet
ollleers express thumxclves as entirely
satisfied with the outlook.
Another Massacre.
Since tlio massaero of tlio gallant
Custer and his command, there lias
been no occurence In tlio Indian coun
try that lias had such a tendency to r-tlr
up unconquerable bitterness against the
Indians, as tlio one which occurred near
Fort Apaeke, Arizona, on tlio '.'9th till.
Cnpt. Uentlg and his entire com
maud, cousUtinz of one hundred men
and soveu ollleers were all massacred
by White Mountain Indians, thirty-live
tulles from pachc.
Tlio White Mountain Indian lteser
vatlon is located about KM) miles north
of Wilcox, near tlio lino of New Mex
ico. Thu tribes misters about -100
braves, and is thu only tribe of Apaches
which liavo not been whipped into sub
jeetiou.
If it be true that, in addition to
butchering llciitig's 'command, they
captured thu Jort and put the women
and children to death, the demand for
terrible retaliation will be universal.
We do not remember a ease hitherto
where a band of so-called friendly In
dians or seouts have proved treacher
ous and turned their guns against their
white allies, but that 'this was douu in
the ease ot General Ilentig an 1 ids com
inand there is too much reason for ho-
1 levlng. Additional tidings from the
scat of trouble will bo looked for with
much anxiety not unmixed with hope,
but, should tlio report ho confirmed,
vengeneewil! bo swift and terrible.
Corning.
Wo huvo had some nicu rains.
Harvey Flint has been very sick.
.Judge Earl has returned from Hoek
Port.
Tlie danco was a failuro on account
of rain.
George f logrefe and sister are vis
iting in town.
Dr. Spencer can tell who Pickle is
"just us easy."
Jamie Fcdwiek, from Fairfax, was
in Corning Sunday.
II. Uungenstoek-and sister, of Craig
were in town Sunday.
Sash, if you bet that keg of beer
on Grecnpieklo, you are left.
The Little- Dutch Hand says a pic
nio about the first ot October.
Tlio album thief makes it unpleas
ant for ono of our young men.
Look out for Ilenry and his now rig
as it is tlie finest you over saw.
The marshal business must pay
Hooton is building himself a lino house.
Tlireo aro sick at tho Walter House
three new physicians also at the same
plaeo.
Sim Hogrofo lias purchased a hi
cycle and he says he could ride a mulu
easier.
S. L. Johnson had tho end of ono
of his fingers torn off by a threshing
machine. Look out girls; there isncortiln
young man in this place that is getting
nwful sweet,
Charley Lackoy has gono east.
Look out girls, he is going to bring Ids
tvlfo back with him.
Mr. Co ipor. u i otitis man that has
bepn working for Jolm VnnGnndy, Is
pot expecUHl lo live.
Mr. Maco Price was son-struek last
week nine and ono half omuls. Mucu
says, "uyguaii, I am pap."
-Wess Workman is u'erking for C,
M. Slaughter Wess knows how to
tickle thu palates of thu thirsty.
John Thorntrop tho railroad man
has returned 'ami says liu saw lots of
'ju-be,irds" in. Nebraska,
Ilenry Hungronstock gavo tlie boys
another whirl Saturday night over E. &
E's store. Hank is a tf irlhig.
James Sedwick, Jack Masters,
.James Tniupson ami his paid, Mike,
from Tarkio, wero Jn town this week,
F. N. Schubert, poor d 1, Is in
bad fix: lias been 111 for several weeks
Would all like to sec him around again?
If threo or four of tlio Little Dutch
Hand boys wero to get thumped righl
good thciu wiitild be less kicking and
improve tlio band.
There is somo unknown attraction
that draws Yrm Scheelu to tho hlocK
shop; bethinks of learning tlie trade.
AVo know something.
Tho singing is progressing: very
fast. MoOuulley seems to know what
ho Is at when you give him a song book
And lot him loose among u lot of sing
era., Mr. Shackelfoid has purchased tlio
barber shop of Mr. Spencer. He seams
yory clever and soolablo, dons good
work Aud cm always be found nt his
post.
miss .lonnie yatiiiunuy, miss r.ua
Johnson, .Sherman aiiGundy and Mr.
Snarlet will leave hern Weilnesdav tor
Glasgow to attend tlio full ami winter
high school.
James Gllmoro will soon bo on Ids
pos again. Jim says that Dr. Ovlalt
did him good, but oh, oh how It hurt I
Jim, wo will bo glad to seu you straight
again. Draco up.
Oh, oh; Mr. , ha, hat Did
you think It was named after you P It
begins wit-i the lottor I" but it finish-
cs with e-n-a-r t. Them are three or
four others that breatlio more freely
sineo Sunday. "Take a cigar, old boy,
but don't spike It this time."
Mr. William lllndiunn was called
out one evening last week and shot at
by some unknown parties. It is gen
erally Mimioscd it was somo of the mob
that hung Klnehanicr. Will the ollleers
of Atchison county inane no eiiori to
bring these scoundrels to ji.tlcoP
TltKODOlIK GltKKNl'll'KI.K.
Maltland.
Indian Fitinmcr in all it glory.
The hotel and bank are to have tin
roofs.
Everybody gniw to the St. Joseph ex
position this" week.
The tlnuer-i are putting the roof on
Meln'eal's building.
HI.. P... !....., I., 1j .... ..i.li
approacliiug coinplo'lon.
-.Fatnes Wlnseh lias sold Ids rei-
deuce to Neul lloblitell. Mr. H. in
tends to movu to this place this wecl. .
Mound Cltv is shipping sand from
tills place. It will bu some time before
sliu gets sand enough to get thu county
seat.
John Vnndorllndu is fitting up n
splendid rowni in John Swopo's build
ing tor a itrug store, .loan says nu win
have tlie oest mug store in jsortiiwost
Missouri
HlMllI.
Craig.
A great deal of sickness yet pre
vails in this locality.
Dr. J. L. Johnston is building a
neat olllce on Main klrcct.
,). T. Sedwlek is doing an liumcnso
business In tno grain trade.
Our cltv Marshal has put ourslroots
and siduwalksin an excellent condition
Charles David has left hi farm In
Andrew county and returned to Oral
A. P. Davenport's mate. "Luev."
won llrst money in thu races on Friday
aud Saturday.
The grain delivered at this p'aee
lift week aggregated something more
than 10,000 bushels.
Miss Jennie Wilson, the aeeoni
pllshcd daughter of W 15. Wilson, left
on Monday ' last for St. Charleii, Mo,,
where sho will attend school during thu
ensuing school year.
C. M. Gulliams, Sr., on Monday
last, sold a linn farm to an eastern gen
tleman whoso iiamo wu failed to learn.
Parties lo iking for land are now be
coming tpiltu numerous.
Emory Davis, who has been in the
einp.oy of liucklnghain & Miller il ring
tins pit't two yours, left (,'rniif on lust
lrnla, for Mansliohl, Ohio, to necepta
situation in a leading mercantile house
at that place.
Messrs. Uceeo & Gibson, our mill
ers, shipped on Monday last a ear load
ol their excellent lliur to markets in
the noi th. Thu merits of tho Hour
manufactured by these gentlemen are
justly appreciated.
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Hunter will
start in two weeks upon an oxtunded
visit to the Kast. Mr. II. is our i all
road agent at tins plaeo and Is one of
tlie very best mutt in tlio employ of thu
K. C road, lie rieldv deserv s a res
pite ns ho has been constantly at his
post hero for Iitnu years.
Moi-srs. Illlby and Ilcaton aro now
uncaged In lilting up thu new brick
building recently purchased by them,
for banking purposes. When thu build
ing receives its vault and oilier appoint
ments it will be one of tho most con
venient and safest bank buildings in
tho country.
Just as wo go to press the minis
ters of the Ge'inan M. K. Confereneu
am arriving. Tiii:.Countv 1'ai'ku will
publish full particulars next week.
King Grove.
Tlio rain Monday night revived all
kinds of business.
Tho commissioners wero dividing
tho Moore real estate one day last wouk.
Mr. L. L. Holler will teach the I'eis-
eo seiiool near Forbus the coming win
ter. Some roal estate changing hands
and several good farms uiu offered for
sale.
Threshing Is nearly all done in this
section of country. A largo acruage ot
winter wheat will bo sown this fall.
Tiik County PAfEit is an ever wel
come visitor and lias moru subscribers
at thu King Grove office than any other
paper.
Mr. S. A. Millor, who has been in
Groeucastlo Intl., tending medicine the
past year, has returned to King Grove
and will teach our winter school. Wo
predict for him a brilliant fuluiu. .
Messrs. Ashbrook, Doran & Co.
have shipped their hogs frum this point
anil uavu brought in a ear load of llior
ough-brcd bulls, f r sale I suppose, al
though I havu not seen their advertise
incnt m Tub County Pa feu.
Man ied, at tlio bride's residence,
by Kuv wm. tl. antjiinily, on Aug
lolli, .Mrs. j;imira l'iuhls to Mr. AJ, en
Skidinore. No cards. No invitations
Niibmlv's business Yon will rnmeni
her Unit tills is tho lady who figured as
plaintiff lu the Mooiu will case at our
Juno court.
Our crops aro fully up to the aver
age although theru is a diversity ot
opinion in regard to tm general avet
ago. I have been very observing and
have tried to inform myself as to the
a uc'lUl" 'lol ()f llU kinds, and tho follow
in'' is thu result: oats aro a rood cron.
ami will average 40 bushels to thu aero;
winter wheat will avurngo 14 l-a bush'
els, spring wheat about 7 1-2 bushels
list inuuh of the winter wheat was par
tiullv killed by theoxtrnmo cold weai !
er and was rusown with spring wheat,
or rather spritiK wheat that was suwn
on or over the winter wheat without de
stroying tho stand ot winter wheat and
such will average about la ljusho s pur
aero. Corn will averajro about thirty
bushels por aero throughout Liberty
and Clay townships. While wo have
somo fields that will yield from 65 to 80
bushels per acre we have somo that
will not yield a bushels, and It is tho
same inn year that it always was.
Corn that was put in Ingoodsevson and
eiiiuvnieii well win nuiuo a goon crop,
notwithstanding the dry season. Millet
is threshing out about 18 bushels per
acre, irisn iiouuoes aro a coon nan
. ,.,.,,. ,.i :.,.,., a .. iY. i..
tlto onus iii irood condition. So Messrs.
I Koi
Kdttora, you need have no fears ol cir
culating in this part of the county so
far as the necessaries of life are con
corned, for we have some yet to spare,
Sitii.Kk,
A splendid Hunting caso or open
faco coin silver watches, Kljrin move
ments for $13.50, guaranteed for two
years, Harry rarngner, wat.'iiinaKer,
Oregon, Mq.
B.Soinu people tiro in llio imblt ot
buving their elotlug in larger cities.
Tills all wrong lieeause Kreck & Wat
son will sell j on your clothing at just
as reasonable tigures
MY- Our Moot: ofelloots and Shoes Is
very complete ami a' prices wltlitu the
reach of it 1. Sold by Kreck & WuUon.
"TBttN',w styles in Quceiiswaru at
Kreck & Watson's.
JSTOiir lino ot Groectio-is new and
complete at lowe.-t prices by Kreck &
Watson.
8S8fNew Full Styles in Dress Goods:
largo stock, low prices by Kreck &
Watson.
rsy Every ladv cliouUl call anil see
our beautiful lino of Ginghams. They
am cheap by Kreck & Watson.
New styles in Hats, and caps at
Kreck it atsou.
CASH
1IUVS LOWjDOWN
AT
AMI1H (lAKTI.Il'S
Thu largest lino of Hoots and Shoes,
IIats,Cnps and Gent's i urnisliing goods
Dry Goods, tho cheapest In the city,
at a. uoidsuurg's, ot. Joseph, mo.
All wool yarn C5 cents pur pound, at
A.Goldsuerg's, St. Joeopn, .Mo.jj
Canton Flannel, at 7 1-2 cents at A.
Goldsbcrg's, St. Joseph, Mo.
Lawusdalc inusilii, yard Jwido, tmly
U cents, at A. Uolilsborg's, bt. Joseph
Calico, latest styles, only ficents a
yard, at A. Goldsbcrg's St. Josph, Mo
Corsets only 20 cents, worth 00, at'A
Goldsberg's St. Joseph, Mo.
Fancy Alpuceas 10 and 12 1-2 cents
a yam at A. uoiiisuorg's, si.;.ioaepn
Ladies and children's heavy lioso at
10 centsjper pair to 'jo had only at A.
Goldsburg's, St. Joseph, Mo.
Marble Oil 'Cloth fi-1 wtdo only 20
cents at A. Goldsbcrg's, &t.. Joseph, Mo.
Do yon wih Dry Goods at bottom
prices, go to A. Goldsbcrg's, St. Joseph.
Harry Farairher. Wutchniiiker. Or
egon, Mo., repairs all kinds of watches,
eiocks una jowe.lry; till work sent by
mull or express lcceives prompt atten
tion. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Dan. Martin is now carrying a com
loto stock of Huggv iHarness of his
own nianufacturo which will be sold us
cheap as first class work can bu. Call
and bo convinced.
oiir Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps,
Boots and Shoes at Amos Castle's
Leo Durham & Uros. Harness shop,
ono door south of Ilnli'ltzoll A-
lumber yard. Mound City, is tlio cheap-
est pmeu in uon county to ntiy iiarnuss.
ua, mo, sol, fa, mo, ra, do Do not
forget your imisio lu-son. T. S. Ihndo
now keepf a stock of sheet music.
Dan. Martin is aeont for the Sluduba
kor wagon and will null them atftSt,
Joseph prices.
THE FARMERS
of Holt county will llnd it to thctr in
tercst to call oh Lee Dm ham & Uros.
Mound City, before buying harness
olsewlioro.
COLT SHOW.
An exhlliltlim of French Konimw Colts will
fco In-lit lu thu stable )nnl of Henry hterrett.
Orftroii, Mo Nentcmber 17, 18SI.
All hcrsnns InterHti In Htiu.b rftUlm, .
lecl:iljy hiyltcit anil particularly those having
rolls Hired by tlio Xoriiiau liorso, "HiileiidU."
We oiler tlio following iireinhims for colts
sired by this Imrsn i
isi irei iuiii ?io ; t, io j 3d, SB,
Three dlHliitercsied Jiulut-s will bo chosen,
Jo entrance tee will ho rharued,
EI.IAH llU.NllElt & HON.
LOST,
In Forest (Mtv. S.itnvilnv lnet. Anmui
20th, iv package of goods done up in
blown wrapping papor. The finder
win pioaso leave with lord & Smith
reasonable reward,
H. T. Alkiiik.
J. T. Thatcher
of Oregon, Mo , has a suro euro for fa
vor and uguo. Warranted to cure or
money refunded. Sent by mail on ro
celpt of price. Ono ouneo bottle, 75, :
two ounce bottle, 81. 25.
FOR SALE.
Two maros and ono liorso All (;ood
work animals. Also a good 3 1-4 in.
second-hand wagon and buggy har
ness. Will give long time or tako cat
tlo in payment. W. A. Gauunuu.
FOR SALE.
Several desirable dwellhiK homes anil lots in
Ori'Ki'ii. at rcasonahli' rates. l''er terms etc.,
call ami see OTA1.I.ON & IHYl.NH,
Ou-gnii, Jlo,
Wanted.
An oxpoiionecd gonoral dry goods
salesman; ono with thorough knowl
edge of tho biiMiiusss and good country
acquaintance' prefored. Apply in
jierwm if possible. It not by'lettor, stat
ing aso, married or single, salary ex
pected, experience, roforenco eto. A
permanent situation for the right man.
CHAMUKltS, MAHNEY & CO.
Felix Str. St. Joseph, Mo,
KNOWLEDGE IS POWER.
GO TO
KING & PROUD'S
roil Youit
SCHOOL BOOKS,
AND
riKTY MILKS AN 1IOUII.
Mm. (Jnrllclil's Itlito to AVnublnitton,
July ami, 18H1,
ItV (IKOItOK I.ANHI.MI TAVI.OI1, 1. II.
"Clear tlio truck to Witslibiatmi I"
Flashed Hip order from New York.
Commerce, travel, all limit unit
UihIiic.h, pleiMiirc, piny or work I
"Clear tlie track to Wuililnutoii I
Fire tlie steam to llxlitiifng power t
I'niiliicer. your ordars ate I
Fifty tulle nit Itoiirl"
'IlrliiRnut 'LniiK-leKBeit Tim,' whmo wliccts
HlrlUu ellit yunh nt etery riimid t
iCi mem mini iiiiiiil; inesieeMi
.Make Unit splendid muliu bound?
Like a flerv iIi-iil-iiii'm lllu
till.
i.ei uie Irani tun roan uevuiir I
linelneer. yur orders nrc t
1 Illy miles an hour I"
"Why?'' "A limit m'nvdn' lnuid
Html onr l're.-ddciit, tills iiioru.
(larlleld's wife to (laiHild Ihes,
I.Ike an niik'cl. whirlwind borne I
i:iiKtaeer, he hold, and true I
'lest your art's coinnmmiilo powers f
l'ut Hits llltlf woman tlmniuli,
l'llty miles nu hour.
"Ten hsiirs' time to WnshhiKtott,
You must rut It dow u to six I
For our (lur Hold's hero Nuiil
Tri'inhles on tlio shore's nt Stvx I
(Irim Charon's hark unites oh life's strum) t
nut iie snan -naicii ins our ;
For Uive can hear the feurfut strain
Ot fifty miles an hour I
MtroiiK irien hate browed, rltecr the train,!
t.lku n thiatderbolt hurled past !"
Women's tours fall thick us rain.
Shok front rose ttees by the hlitst.
O, wedded fivc t ne'er iiiieel Hew
From lleavea to earth with rleher dower
Aiutels! waft this true wife tliroiiKli,
Mflyrultesanhourt
l'lilhidclphln lmlls the car.
I.Ike a meteor on lis road ;
JlHltlinore, thrilled at Us Jar.
Waves It mi, wllh prujer lo Cod I
Venus' chariot, drawn by doves.
Fluttering from l.ovr'5 mjrtle bower,
Clmuceil to sti-id ot steel and flame,
AtlUtymllcsanhniirl
Ayo, 'twero noeit I The Nation's choice,
lllcrdlnirlles, at point to die t
Aye, 'twere need I The Nation's voice,
Hursts to pood la myriad cry :
"Have, O. (lod, our l're.slilent I
Dash aside this tearful shower :
Love Is life, mid livu comes tiling.
Fifty miles an hour I
The truo wife eonies I Iaivo flshtN with Death I
The Nation's iiraxor Is heard I
ll'eu.SlijIoek Wall street's hulls' and 'bears'
vt nu iiiiiumiu iiiroo aresiirreo ;
And a million, uold, were not too much
To makii that bravo wife's dower,
Wlm roiloslt hours, to save her lord,
At titty miles an hour!
List of lutturs remaining uncalled
for lu tlio post-olllco nt Oregon, Mo.,
September 7, 1881
Aug. liroacher,
ltev Drown,
M. A. Drown,
L. M. Draco,
Hvron Kdwards,
Mollhi Mark,
Mason Mathows,
K. A. Peters,
George Schmidt,
Asa Salem,
G. W. Swan,
Nick Vussar.
In calling for tlio nbovo please say
"advertised."
K. G. II01.TZ, P. M.
. "Nobody Will See It."
A short time ago we called upon a
certain party in business in Oregon, and
asked him why ho did not udvurllso in
Tiik Countv Pavkk.
"Oh because," lie answered, "what's
tho use? Nobody will ever suojit."
"You're mistaken wo said, "every
page in our papor is read."
"Konsenso," ho replied; "even If
they did read my advertisement, people
would never think of it again. I don't
want to advertise."
"lint"
"No buts at all. I don't want to ad
vertise, so don't bother mo any more;"
and ho walked back into Ids btoru and
.strangled a poor littlo ily that was help
ing itself from a barrel of sugar.
Time passed, and wo never again in
lininted "adveitisctnent" though meet
ing lilm dally. This wuek the gentle
man called at our sanctum, looking a
little uncertain as to how lie would be
received. Wo chonshed no hard feel
ings and motioned him to a chair.
"I suppose you heard of that littlo
affair of mino below?"
"Oh yes" said wo, "that littlo esca
pade in St. Joseph last week ?" Yes,
wo got all tho particulars"
"Hush! not so loud, pioaso," said ho,
"of course you are going to say noth
ing about It in your paper."
"And why not? It's a matter of In
terest to yourfriunds and tho people
generally."
"Hoavcn8l why, it would ruin mo!"
"Oh, no, guess not; nobody will evor
seo It."
Acs niey win : ami it will mm mo
just ns sure as I am sitting hero. I'll bo
tho laughing ttock of town. They will
! It "
We roso and touched him Impressive
ly on tlio shoulder.
"Woll, we'll admit that tho people
wllUcoitj but then, you know thoy
win never think of it again."
His words canio back to him llko a
flash, and he t oniblod so violently that
his oyo balls fairly jingled, and he was
such an object of commiseration that
wo promised to keep mum. This littlo
moral is drawn from tlio above, which
isnpplleablo the world over: Ask a
man to ndvertiso and ho will immedi
ately say, in tlio majority of cases, that
"Jsobody will ever seo it;" but advor
tiso gratis somo littlo indiscretion ho
may commit, and hoiiumodtatoly grows
lviilignnnt over the certainty that tho
whole world will know it.
Tho following didn't happen in
Oregon, but near enough for us to hear
of it. A young lady bolng sent for
somo Hour to tho store in a hurry, sho
took what sho supposed to bo a clean
pillow slip from tlio bureau drawer.
When sho bounded into the store,
smiling like a basket of chips, she
handed thu 'thing to bu filled witli Hour.
Tho polite clork didn't notice what thoy
woro till a scoop full of fluur had gone
through them, When ho raised thorn
up and displayed tho two outlets nt thu
bottom, nicely fringed, tho young lady
"lit out" without saying a word, and
tho olurk, covorcd witli flour, laid tho
gnrmonl in tho money drawer to await
nor return, which lias not "eventuated"
up to tho present time,
About a month ago wo agreed to
give a year's subscription to any ono
bringing us tho largest watermelon
this season, Slrco.thon wo havo ro
ceived soven very largo and handsomo
molons wo received thovi out of a
wagon on our streets and pnld rcspec
tlvely 10, 20 uad 25 conts nplcco for
thorn,
NEW CLOTHING HOUSE.
H. B, EETCHAM, Proprietor.
Felix Street, Between Thlrdand Fourth.
S,T. JOSEPH, MO.
At old Stnnd of Townsand Wyatt & Co.
CLOTHING, HATS, CAFl FUIISHIl GOODS,
33, BIRD,
Wo nro now receiving and offcrlnc
over brought to this Market. Made ami
ionable manner, equal to any custom inado work ; nil of which will bo sold nt
for cah. We would bo pleased to have
clothing, to call on us and examlno our
aro comment our gooit ami prices will give
H. B. KETCHAM,
Headquarters!
JAS BWIIsTG &j CO.,
SUCCESSOHS fcTO
WELLBR
DKALKUS IN
(ENERAlTMERCHANDISE. )
We desire to call Special Attention to
CLOTHIITG,
I300TS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS,
Quccnswarc, etc., which nro now being received, and extend a cordial invi
tatioti to all, to null and examine our goods before purchasing
WE ARE AGKNTS FOR TIIK
CELEBRATED WBBBR BOOTS ID SHOES.
ot which wu have it largo stock of all grades.
Country Produce takon in exclmnge for goods at highest
i Market Price.
JAS EWIlsTG & CO.,
1U Al TLi A
A Bargain for S
Bollix desirouus of Closing Out my Business in Oregon'
I offer for Sale my Entire Stock.of Goods ;tof;tlier with
the muiumg Known as
THE RED FROfIT STORE,
I; nil nil improvement". I nlso wislt
City
situated in ono of tlio best locations In
in tho city and both improved and unimproved farms In Holt county. For full
particulars apply to
"W- HI. STBBRET'T,
OREGON, JCo.
113 &
A. II . JAMISON,
Attorn oy at Law,
tout Ettnto, Insurance and Collect
ing Vgent,
MOUND CITY, MlSSOUltl.
Wl.l practice III all the courts of northwest
Miss air).
FOR SALEiATiABABOAIN.
A Good Farm For Sale Cheap.
I tako this method to annnoimco that. I olfer
my farm for Halo, situated on tho Nodaway
Ufvtr, wo miles nortln'iiHt of llli'hylllo Tho
farm contains lei acre I Up iicres In cultivation,
tho balance, wind timber huul sultahlo for mis
lurc, good fo? house. good'irumilnK water.
Vurt cash. Uahinco uu lime t salt purchaser,
l'or further particulars ul)I'ylm,lijxz
The'iMarkets.
ClIIOAOO, AllglHt'SS, 1881,
IIOOS. CATTt.K
Thursday ?el7o '.;
I'rhhiy S' S Su
Hilurday SIS"'" 2
Monday. '
Tuesday. To g so
Wednesday 0 0.1 0 10
WHKVr. COItN.
Thursday.
Prldiiy....... I w
Kuturdiiy J 1
Monday
Tuesday ?
Wednesday 1 2J u
SlIIfSIKNTS. STOCK (1HA1V
Mnlthiad Z. 3
Mound City n u
Bft-Our Jlno of Notions is complete
in every dotall and are remarkably low
In price by Krook & Watson.
Tho Indians, it is roportod, attaokod
tlio town of Kurokn, Now Mexico, and
killed nil tlio Inhabitants.
IMEainn-g'ei.
tho largest and finest stock of Clothing
trimmed In tho Most Stylish and Fash
visitors from Holt county, wnntlncr
goods ami prices before buying, ns wo
satisfaction.
St. Joseph Mo.
in
& G-JSXJ"VIIsr
our large and well selected stock of
JN JJ, JHU.,
to soli I ho building known as th
Hotel,
tho city, Also a number of othnr lots
F. ENDEBROCK,
Manufacturer ot all khuls of
omebody
TRAYEL1HG and PACKING TBUMS
VAI.ISEH, Sc., AND 1) KALE It IN
RAYELING BAGS art SATCHELS.
115 Second Street, bet. Felix & Francis
ST. JOSKl'H. 3IO
S. e. 0'.VLI.ON. LEIQH IKVINK
OTALLON & IRVINE,
Attorneys at Law,
OtlKOON, MlHSOUltl.
Will nrnctlce In nil onurts of Missouri.
Oollvcttoas, and allViauiu'r of lenul Uuslucss
wlllrcciJvo our prtnmit attention.
ifonico north sfdo of Court House, over
iniiiiu linig mure.
"iitcrmiinvv & Itnenlcov.
' K V. 11. R A TsT T 11 ( If V. M R
OIlKQON, MlSSOUltl,
Ixftn Monev. Ilnv Notes. Draw Drafts on nl
nrlcoul cities, iind Celleeilnns nromntlv innrtti
I'liyVaxes for uoa-rcsldeuts i I-oiins negotiated
en rem eniuie, una invesimciiis inaoo u nivora
bio terms, hitere.it allowed nn Thao Deposits.
(O
THE
Flfazer & McDonald
1) ra-AJN'rav
FOREST OITY, MlSSOUltl.
TltANBACTH a Keuernl liiiakhiR business
Hells exchaugu on tho chief cities of tho
United Htates and Cuiopo. Allows Interest of
deposits whoa left a sfecllled tlinu, Collectlmis
recolve careful attention.
U. II. I'ltAZKlt, OHO. 'WKIlKlt.
l'UKSIUKMT. (lASIIIKlt.
II. I. ItEA,
Attorney at Law. Notax'y
Publio and ileal' Estate Agont,
MAITLAND, MO.
W 111 attend to nil Irani business Intrusted lu
his care 111 all tho courts of Northwest Missouri.
Has tor mile a lurgo number ef choice business
lots.
It sooms to bu definitely settled that
tho Junios boys wore not concerned In
tho' stage robbery at Loxlngton.
1)
It A T
Forest City.
Win. Hanks h about again.
Wheat 81.00 to $1.05: Kye'W
com 40 to fiOc.
Wild vltims are in the market at
$1.00 per Imshul.
Contain Lucas lias sold Ids crane
crop to Fred. Scaffor.
Tho Island contains a good corn
crop, nio ovoriiow uiu not rnin it
after all.
Potatoes nro scarce ami small over
hero; it will take tops ami nil to make
an averngo crop.
lticlmrd Hithn was taken homo In
an incensiblo condition last Saturday
tlie rclult of a chill.
Si There is a great deal of sickness In
ami about this burg. Chills and fever
seem to be thu prevailing disease
Tho Jlmson on depot square shrfuld
be cut down to give tho sundogs a
chance to turn over before cold weath
er. Tho concert given by the M. K.
Sunday School was well attended. Kach
and nil deserve credit for thqlr woll do
ing. - Wo understand tlio property ol Mr.
John Punshnn has boon purchased by n
rising young law cr of this plnco. Also
that posscf-sinn must boglvon this week,
as he has taken out hit marriage li
cense. To tho Patrons of Oregon Public School.
FitiKNiis: TV'o deslro to bring tho
best posmblo results out of the next
term of your school. I deslro to im
press upon your m nds tho fict that
tho work Is pro-omlnuntly your own as
well as mine and tho other teachers'.
Though wo shall spare no pains or exer
tions to make your school one of which
you may be Justly proud, our efforts
will, In n measure, bo thwarted, unless
wo have In word nnd work your hearty
co-operntlon. Without it wo cannot
wholly succeed.
Wliilo n faithful lenc'her must perform
a thousand labors, you may secure as a
result of those labors such n gmnd suc
cess ns wlK surprise you, simply by giv
ing us tlncu tilings, viz: first, your
regular and faithful Hatronarro: second.
your co-operation and influoneo at homo
among. your cniitiren ; thlrtf, youron
couriiiring presonco nnd smiles In tho
school-room.
Wo ask and cxneet you to onroiirap
v n r children t mmetonlltv mul mmi.
Inrity of altondaneu. Evorv day tho
child loses from school is a link drop
ped from tho chain of knowledge. Tho
child who Is aosent half Its time will not
learn half n much in tho ono who at
tends regularly. Wo nceoesarlly fall
just in the ratio that you fail In vour
first (f.itv.
Your influence nt homo is worth a
great deal moro than you Imagine it to
bo Encotirago your children by pre
cept and oxamplo to obey and respect
thoir tcaenors anil to utility at homo Hy
no means permit them to loaf or piny
on tho sheets of mornings nnd cvo
nitigs This Is your duly. Never speak
ill ot your teacher In tlio nresoneo
of your children, oven if you think
ill. If you havo imtrht ugainstus at any
time come to us wllh It first. . Come
wllh your grievances to tho tenchor, ho
will ovor bo glad to talk thorn over with
you. It is unfair und menn to talk
among your neighbor nlKj children
about tho faults von think your tenchor
guHtv of without giving hi'iu a hearing.
Finally, no ono know ns wull ns tlio
faithful leaehor how much good is dono
by tho friendly visits to the school of
parents and friends. It cncourucre.t
teacher and pupil, It shows thorn that
yn feol an interest in them and in
spires thorn to ronowod efforts to make
a worthy return for ymir manifostotl
interest.
Friends, think of these small matters
and bo ready to do your part ot tho
work with cheerful vigor. Do not for
got us nnd your ehildron ns wo labor
togothur daily. Very respectfully,
C. L. Kn.urfM!,'
Principal.
Gossiping Gossips.
I.azv Hollow, Mo.. Sept. 1st, 1SSI.
Mn. EniTOit : I am glod to seo you
giving tho gossips a score. I live ptct
ty woll out of their rcaoli but hnvo often
felt tho vilo touch ot a wagging tongue.
I do not know who you moan, but allow
mo to say that If you can euro your
town (or any town) of gossips you will
hnvo dono a public good. Gossips nro
like empty barrols ; a full barrel makes
no noise ns it rolls along, but put a pint
of water in u burro and it makes a "bar!
old racket." Give somo old and igno
rant man or woman a thlmblcfnll of
brnlns and a common scold Is nowhere.
I boilevo tho ancient English woio cor
rect with ducking stools. GosMps brood
dlfllutlty. People who have business
aro not troublesome Intollcct destroys
tho foolish nnd disgusting habit of gos
siping. Your nrtiolo is a tlmoly ono.
I hopo it will thin out tho gonoration of
"rattlo-tongucs" worse than rnttlo
snnkos. Let mo commend to gossips
tho following: Trust thyself; mind
thine own affairs. Evory heart vibrntes
to that iron string. Ho who is busy
growls loast nt othors and gossips lonst
of their affairs." It Is from a philoso
pher. SlKAX-
THE LARGEST STOCK
OK
SCHOOL BOOKS
AND
schooL SULLIES
In tlio County at
KING & PROUD'S
OREGON, MO.
7 Per CetftlmJni
TO LOAN
For a short or long period on Improv
ed Farms. Havo tor salo 12,000 aoros
In a body of choico Hottoni Land, 1 1-2
tSjUps south of Mound City ; will louse
'irXalneo May be soon at Mound
CityXivory Saturday and at Craig,
Monday ouch wcok. Address.
J. FOSTER MARSHALL,
Real Estrrte Agent, Oregon, Mo.
A TRADE.
I. have a No. 1 Wheoler & Wilson
Sewing Mnohluo, in good running or
der, which I deslro to trade for stock
or good dry Hard wood.
E. P. IIOSTlVTTEIt.
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