The County paper., September 16, 1881, Image 8

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PROCEEDINGS
Oflhe Western German M. E. Conference.
Ptld in Oregcn. Mo., Boptomber 8th to 12th
Inclusive
Tho Conferoneo convened for It
third session at Oregon, Mo., on the
8th day of Spjttuiutior, 1881, at U u. in.,
Hlshop U. S. I'lMtcr presiding.
After an onrnoH prayer meeting the
Jllshop appeared and opened the sos
hIoii at the appointed time by reading
from thu !)d (.'oil., 'M chapter mid uns
et nd verse and announcing tho I.uid'.s
Sooner and prayer.
The roll of the conferenco was then
called ai d thu following member: ans
wered to their names:
J. II. Aiding,
F. Aansperger,
'II. Hriint,
C. Hrueggor,
C. Hatter,
(. Uuechel,
J. Demand,
C. Kbcrhardt,
J. Ehrsnni,
W. C. Kollnor,
M. Klalber,
,F. (. Kost,
A. l Kerfhagc,
I. Kraittlo,
K. II. Kreigo,
C. W. Laiienstoln,
J. (J. I.olst,
1'. Mnlhtal,
J. J. Elehciibcrgcr,!!. M. Menger,
II. Flegcnbaum, .1. II. Morton,
K. tranz, .1. A. Meyer,
J. Haller, !. A. Muollor,
0. Harms, O. Ott,
C. Hermann, .1. A. Holt,
T. Ilaii'Jiii, II. It. ltcomor,
II. C. lhuo, 1. C. Schramm,
G. J. Keller, Oco. J. Sehultz,
F. Schumaekcr, J. Farmer,
C. Stitccheman, F. Unland,
W. II. Slelu, 1). 'Walter,
Tho assistant srcrcturlrs were nomi
nated and elected as follows: Itccnrd
ing secretary; (S. .1. Sohultz. (Serman
secretary; . I. (S. Tust. Statistical sec
retaries: C. Att and J.. I- F.iohrnbcnror.
Tho following standing committees
wore thuu nppnltiletl:
On Publications V.
Cpcrsan, Hnnsam,
Lamnrtlii
On Temperance Ebcrdardt, Mullor,
lime. .
On Sanct. Sabbath Haller, Mover,
IJrncz':or,
On Tract Cause Uucehol, Hermann,
Kracttle.
On Bible Came Stoln, Mcngor, Koll
ner.
Sunday 6'ciooi Schiiltz, Stuokman,
Uauus.
On Post Ojhccs Ilallot, Tranz, Sar-
nmn.
On Episcopal Claims Presiding eld
era.
On Traveling Expenses Mathuol,
uemnnu. horaumn'
On Missions Presiding ciders
On Mimon
Kost.
Came alter, Kleiner,
On Public Worship II
Fiogonbatim,
JU. nermann.
On Conf. Seirnns Tannor, Stuoek
man, Schumacher.
On Frevdnmns AidC Ebcrhnrt,
Aansperger, uuiantt.
On Hook Con. Claims Mathtal, Han
sam, Martens.
On Education J. CS. Loisl. J. II. As
ling, Kost.
On braternal Address 3. Tanner, J.
U. List, Ko-t.
A. Commltteo fo oxpress sympathy
lor our I'resiuont was nppumtcil con
sisting of Schultz and Aslmg.
On motion Conf, adiourncd to meet
at 8 : .'10. tho first half tiour to bo dovot-
cd to prayer. Morning session to oloso
at U:!I0.
Tho bar of tho Contorcnoo was fixed
upon as tho column between tho two
windows.
Itev. Carothers, of tho Missouri Con
ference, was intiodueed. II. O. DI;h-
hant, of Cincinnati, was also introdu
ecu.
Reports fsom thu Central Wosloyai
Collcgo and Western Orphan Homo
woro pro&cnted and read and referred
to the commltteo on eduoatlon.
Hro. Aslmg was appointed to receive
lunus ami reports.
Dr. Koch, l'ros't. C W. College, was
inirouuccu.
Iho tenth nucstlon was then taken
up : Who arc tho effective elders ? Thu
character of E. H. Kringc, 'Presidins
Elder of Kansas district, was examined
aud passed. Ho presonted n written
report of tho work dono on his dUtrict
wmoit showed a Iiandsomo increase In
membership.
The following brethren were nvimiln
cd as to their character and misseil nm'
also reported their tulssiuuary collect
ions as follows:
JGLelst....
C, J Sohultz ,
D Walter. . .
P W Mathtal,
T Ehrsnm...
J Haller....
(' Hueehel..
J AHeltz...
C Eberhardt
M Dcnbor. . .
.8170 00...... 8 30 00
. " 85 f 70
7 50
. 05 00 6 00
. 'JO 00 6 00
31 85.
5 00
r 15
80 00 ,
til 50.... ,
88 10
3 00
40 00
16 00
10.00
M. Kinder was granted a
orary relation.
sure muni;
H. Flogenbaiim, P. E. of Missouri
Dist., was called upon to represent his
Diet. Ho gave a verbal report of hi
work wliicli showed a healthy growth
in nearly all parts of tho Dist. Charter
examined and passed. Tho work in
Kansas City was espocially represented
by thu P. h. and also by tho preaohor
,iu chargu. U. Stuckmaii.
A motion made by Hro. Tanner to
drop tho mission In Kansas Cltyllicitcd
.a spirited discussion. Tho motion was
withdrawn, aud thosuhjoot of a mission
In Kansas was laid in tho hands of tho
Hlshop and tho Council.
II Illtumur 260 oo: 8 60 00
C Horniann 8 50 00 8 10 00
C Ott 8 68 00 8 5 00
.1. A. Mullor. . ... 8 40 00 8 1 00
If M Mengor 8 50 00 8 6 00
KTranz 8 2100 8 7 00
'J T Asllng 8 25 00 ... 8 18 20
'.I. Ilansam 8 20 00 8 7 00
J A Meyor 8 70 00 8 !l 60
.C. Stupkman 8 12 00 8 fi 00
C. Hanns represented tho Nebraska
Distrlqt. Ho presented a written to-
.port willed showod an oncouragolii!
nrospurltv of our work on thu Xebras-
Mix District.
Kost 8 26 00
.8 8 25
Elchenbcrgor
.1 Tannur
.8 76 00 8 20 00
8 102 0 8 21 r,ft
.1 Kraettlo 8 66 00 S 16 nn
V Unland U5 00 8 8 00
y. ."ehumakcr....8 3000 8 10 00
t; Hrueggor 8 58 55 t 5 00
u Tauousuia.. ..ifilOOOO 8 11 00
Jl Brauor 8 50 00 8 15 00
.1 11 Melons 65 40 8 14 00
W C Kellnor 8 3 00 8 2 00
A motion was made by C. Ott, and
adopted, that tho roports of tho Proxld
In? older bo insulted in tiio minutes.
Minutes road and approved.
Adjourned lo moot at 2 p. m. for a
statistical aesiiou. Announcements
made.
AVTEItNOON HKSSION.
Tho afternoon session opened at 2 p.
ni.f J, fauner presiding by appoint
ment ot the Hlshop.
After dovotlomil oxorolsos, conduetod
by Or, J. Schullz, tlio tujjion wan devot-
cd to the receiving of statistics and dif
ferent collections.
KUItlAV MOHNIXd'S SUSStON.
Devotional exercises by 0. W. Lunon-
stein.
Cmnnmuirrmnn from tho Hoard of
Education of thu M 1). C. rcfurrcd to
thu eommUteo on education.
Communication from the Hook Con
form referred to tho commltteu on pe
riodicals.
A draft of 930 00 was ordered for tho
Charter fund.
On motion Hrn. Tanner was instruct-
d to send a tiii's-mau of fralernal erect
ing to the St. Louis (Summit Conference.
I'lio coinmitteo to convoy tho svintm-
thy of Mil Conference to tho suffering
President imported, and Hro. 'rainier
was iixtrticted to send thu following
llspalch :
TO .1AVF.9 A. tiAllFti;I,l), I'res USA
Long llraueh, N. J.
Tho Weslorn (Sernmn Contoronto of
tho 51. K. Chitreh In sc.ion at Oregon,
Mo., desire to express their sympathy
with your sad atlllctlnn and pray for
tho preservation of your Me and tho
lei'dy and entire recovery of your
health
Signed, It. S. I ostku, L, L D.
J. A. Kkitz, President.
Secretary.
Tho committee on education brought
in a report on tho C. W. College
anil tho Western Orphan Asylum.
It was read and ndopted item
by item. Kev I). Koch was permitted
to address tho Conf. in tho intoicst of
the O. W. college.
A report trom mi. ncaant Herman
college was read and referred to Com.
on huucalion.
G. W. Marnuardt was permitted to
address tho Cutif. in tho interests of
said Institution.
II. C. Dlchhart, of Cincinnati, nil-
dressed thu Conferenco in thu interest
of (Serman publication'.
J ho loiiowinir resolutions woro pre
sented by J. Ausllng and adopted.
(See Resolutions 1 and 2).
itov. v rigm, uiDio airont. was intro
duced and addressed tho Conl.
On motion it was ordered that tho
Hiblo collections bo turned over to tho
nscnts of tho respective states in which
they woro taken up.
1 lie following visiting brethren woro
Intiodueed, Hov. C. Llnge, of Evangeli
cal association ; nev. anowaiter oi the
Slo. (."onfereneo.
Tho chnractcr of tho following breth
ren woro examined and passed, and
advanced In their classes:
I L Stenborg reported 6 60 8 6 10
F H Schult. 8 6 00 6 On
Geo Koeing 12 00 5 00
it. V I'lattoiiuerger was (liscontinued tvl
his own request.
4th question: ho aro d Ucontintted?
Pfafleuboigef.
18th question : Wlio aro tho doacons
of the 2nd clai-g P
II Clhan 8 28 00 S 10 00
W II Stein 6 60 6 00
.1 Demand 43 00 10 00
Their character passed and thuv ad-
vanccd.
Hth question: What traveling doa
cons have been elected elders? Ph. C.
Schramm.
18th question : who are the supernu
merary preachers? A F. Kerfhagor'a
eharactor was examined and he madu
effective.
D. Walter and M. Klalber wcro made
supernumeraries.
19th: Superannuated preachers. Ci
Hnucr, relation continued; G. J. Keller
mauo enoctivu.
On motion tho candidates for admls.
slon on trial woro included in tho pay
ment of traveling expenses (a pro rata
snare in mo traveling expenses).
Announcements woro made.
Journal road anil approved.
Fill DAY.
Devotional cxurolscs conducted by II
It. Hlomer. -.
2d question: Who aro admitted on
trial? Homy Kincgor, Alex, Fuhrman,
John G. Vogol, Abraham 1 lager, John
iv . uiiumiuiz, iviwani aaiicnuauh wcro
recommended, their characters'oxamln-
tneu ami pas.setl ami tliey admitted on
mm.
Oth question: Who are rc-admltted?
iNuno.
7th question : Applications from oth-
er ennrencs. aoiio.
6th quoitlon: Who aro mlmiitnJ Intn
lull eoiinection? Henry Hoffmann wtvs
called forward, addressed by tho Hlshop
and admitted into full connection.
Tho stownrds presented their report
..iiiv.il nag mitiiuuu, nun mo monoy ins
tributcd among tho supornunieiaries as
huiowb:
Sister Schatz 8110 Leist.
S1,n10...: 77 Unland.
Koedloohlldrou ... 20 Franz.
Sister Moy 66 . ...Kriego.
',',,tei,,ley 01 Le'st-
U J.K.?1,ur 12ti himself.
it uomnann....: 10 00..,,.. 770
On motion of Hro. Tanner tho caeo
of Hov. Kerfhngu was reconsidered,
and lie continued in Ills former relation,
nill'Vl l!lllllt:i .11
l no I'rosi ling Elder of tho Kansas
district to be Instructed tlmt tlm p....
is disnitlsned with Ins nurli'i!t
i titles. iuhI renitnst Mm to tnl- 1 11 mAKi
lively interest huroaltor or else ask tor
11 uicawon ai 1110 next session of Confer-
unco.
Report of commltteo on Hiblo
prosunted and adonteil.
cause
Report of commltteo on Education in
reu'renco to (iormaii o illego, at Mount
rieasaiu, rcau anil ailopted with thu
aiHuniuneiu, mat wo proiniso to sup
!-.. iiuB uuiiuku iiuaiiciaiiy as much as
IOSS1UIO.
ucport on Tract Cattfo read and ad-
Report of committee on trayulln" ex
Muiitus iciiii ami uuoptoa sen roport
A report from tho Preanhors Aid Sou
futy, of Chicago was road.
AFTl'.ltNOO.V SKSSIOff.
niiQstmn: Vho aro rccoivod v
8th question : What traveling nreaeb
ins navo ueun elneti'i nniwumP ir
iiiiiiiiliinu.
Oth question : What
n.. "
'havo been ordained elders? II.
Hoffmann,
lltll OlinStlnll Wllllf l.nnl ..,,.!.
, . ......v 1nt1.11 i'i i-iMMiuia
havo been ordained? John Vogol, Abr.
Hagcr and Honry Kruogor
Utli question: Who aro tho travel
ing deacons of tho fltvt olass? John
V ogfl. oto., oto,
16th qnoHtlou: What local deacons
havo been ordained?
21st question: Havo any died? Nono.
n J' f,avo ,u,y ''eon trans,
forreit? Nono.
r23d question i llavoauy withdrawn?
N0110.
21th question: Havo
our request? Nono.
any located at
25th question! Ifnv 14 ltllV Imnn 1nnn
tod? tfono. ' "
20tll question Huvn nnv 1
tod to withdraw and oh
27th question: Havonny boenoxpojl
cdP None. 4
28th quostion: Triers of nppcals.
29th question: What is tho statistical
report? Xot ready.
:10th question: What aro tho. claims
on tho Conference fund?
31t question: What has boon receiv
ed ami now has it been nppliod? Tho
amount received has been distributed.
32d question ; Where tho preachers
stationed? (dee minutes.)
Rev. (llenk, of tho Eastern German
Conf., was Introduced.
10th questions What local preaeliors
have been elected doacons? II. Krngor
was nominated and local orders grant
ed him. J. G. Vogel and A. linger
were granted local orders, also.
The report of tho committee on Mis
sions was read nnd adopted. Sco ro
port. On motion thoplaco for fixing tho
noxt niinnal timforonco was planned.
Sedalla, Mo., and Leonn, Kits., woro
nominated and Snlalia was selected.
Commltteo on M!sIon Orphan Asy
lum presented a detnllcd report which
was read and adopted.
Com. on Publications presented tliel
repot t, 1st item amended and adopted.
2cd how amended and adopted. 3rd
item adopted.
The following resolutions woro ad
opted (8) (a copy must bo sent lo tho
Uishop by tho secretary).
Moved to adjourn when wo do so to
meet again at 2 p. 111.
Report on Sunday Schools was pre
sented and adopted.
Com. on Sanctity of tho Sabbath re
ported report was adopted.
Com. on Chttich Extension brought
in tliolr report, which was read and ad
opted. On reconsideration of tho report it
was bo amended that tho Kits. Dist. in
place of tho Mo. Dist., was given to tho
church at Clay Contro for collection.
II. Hoffman was elected to deacons
order. Announcemonts woro made
anil session adjourned, with benediction
by Hro. Glenk.
Preachers' Aid Society of tho West
ern German Conference reported. The
constitution was read nnd adopted artl
olo by artlolo. Artlclo was reconsider
ed and tho following trustees woro nom
inated: Roltz, Ott, Kost, Sohultz, Krie
go, Tanner andStucckeman,
President
Harms,
Vice President,
Secretary,
Treasurer,
A report In rosraid
Asling,
Relmor,
Flegcnbaum.
to biographical
sketches of the preachers of thu W. (
onierriuo was nuoptcd.
Another report In regard to historical
faets connected with tho Conforonen
was adopted.
V. Ott was appointed as biogrnphor.
and J. II. Asling for historian.
Committee on Frcedmon's Aid Socio
ty reported. Report adopted.
t-oin. on lcmperniico brought In
their report ndopted.'
it was ordered that 1800 copies of
minutes bo printed. On motion the
heading is to bo changed to Cotife.tenco
Minutes ami Almanac.
St. Josoph Was solocted as tho sent nf
tho S. S. convention of tho confereuco
in tho ensuing spring. Tho P. E , of
Missouri district to bo thu committed
tif nrriitin'oiYimitu
1 ho following parties contributed to
wards having minutes punted:
Disuop rosier, a miorman, Geo
Koolng, II Krneger. F H Sohultz, Soda-
11a nro., nro. uurnes, .1 vogel. .1. Stern
berg, .1 H Hazel, Asling, Eberhardt.
IM'illlZ. Uuechel. Knlliii.r. Urn
Ebersam, Hrllor, Ilansam, Kost, Hnius
liicnenuergor, Harms, Hermann, Klai
bcr. Demand, Hogcubaum, Ihno. Koll,
IVlUUllll.
VOUltTII DAY.
Dpvotional exercises conducted by
Rovirannor.
Report from the Stewards of tho Con
ference, in regard to conreienco claim-ants-AVas
read and adopted.
On, motion of J. Asling, Rev. J. G.
Lcls't.was unnolnti'd tn nrmwli tlm Pnn.
fercneo sermon tho ensuing year on tho
11 rut evoiilnc of tlin nnnfi.vmwwi
Nominations fur committees on Ex
aminations and Triers of Appeals were
prusuniuii unci auopicil.
Tho tcport on Missions was rend and
uimiiiuivt
The Kniscoo il futwl Vltnnl'tml no fnl
lows: Kansas district, 810.00; Missouri
iiisuici, ssuz.uu, A-NonrasKa district 810.
t'olloctions received from Hrunswick
woro ordered to bo put in tho Confer
en co tniHk.
In bulmlf of tiio tmllna nt ill 11 n
charge tho Hlshop inosonted tho pastor
Roy. O. Hermann with an easy chutrfor
111a uuuu
Public Sale.
lllOH
roa.1. Vm " ",0 '1lu,,nu
Hntnrdnjr, Noptnmbcr, 24, 1HSI,
Tho fiillowliiK ileierlbca liroperty, to-wit 1
l'Miaii mules, 18 tiauils hlgli.
Slnw3, siiill. Ucows. z calves.
Wlioud stuck bogs. 14 Htnml bce.s.
1 wagon nnd a net ot Harness, and nil
Ulty
my
1111
id
II. H. UIIOCKMAN,
MBubomo people aro in tho habit of
' "ving ineir clothing jn larger cities
111 is is all Wroiln-linmiiisK .f. lu..
-- o -. v. IX ub in,-
hon will soil you your clothing at just
5y Our stock of Doots and Shoos is
very complete and at prices within tho
kin.il ui mi. 00111 uy ivreoK & Watson.
-New styles In Quoonswaro
Kroek & Watson's.
at
ayOur lino ot Grocorio is now and
complete at lowest prices by Krcek &
Watson.
Qy Now Fall Stylos In Dross Goods:
largo stock, low prlcos by Kroek &
Watson.
. W w.""1 ynrn Cfl corts l'or pound, at
A.vuoiusoorg's. St. Jodonh. Mo.
Canton 1'l.innnl nf 7 1.0 ,,.,i ..1. 1
1 ii. ..v uuiun lib ii,
Goldsborg's, St. Joseph, Mo.
Fnncv Alnaoen!). in.iml 101.0 .,
a yard at, A. Goldsborg's, St. Joseph.
Ladlus and cliUil
1U cunts nor nit r tn 'in Im-I
(lOhlsbois. St. JoR(nl
Marblo Oil Cloth fi-1 wido only 20
tionta at A. Goldsborg's, St.Josopb, Mo,
Do VOH Wish Drv fitirula i I.., II,,.,.
...... ... r . ... uwtb.jiii
prices, go to A. Goldsborg's, St. Josoph.
Chovlot Slllrlllirru. K nnnta n in.
and up, at A. Goldsborg's, St. Joscphd
1A. Our lino of Notions Is oomnleln
in every detail and aro romarkably low
t.. ..-1 1 i. 0 ... .
tn iucu y jvrouK waison,
miv
Yonr Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps,
Hoots and Shoes at Amos Castlo's
fhe Pre'jldont.
Tho wholo country will vcloico at last
that tho President has been removed nt
last from tho Whlto House to whoro the
pure invigorating air will givo him tho
chances for llfo whleh ho lacked there.
Hut tho President's real condition is a
puzzlo to his physicians as well as to tho
wholo country. Ho does not dlo as by
all physiological rules ho should, nor
does ho show such evidences of conva
lescence as might bo experienced after
having withstood tho uffects of the
wound so long n tlmo together with tho
fatlguo of tho journey to Long llraueh.
It Is idle to mako any prognosis of tho
case. W 0 can only say this: tho chan
ces nro strongly against his rocovory,
but if tho earnest prayers ot his people
ascending, whllo ho is grappling with
death at this perilous moment, then tho
best may bo expected.
FURNITURE
At Private Sale!
11 mv Household and Kitchen Fur
niture, of every description, is now of
fered nt private sale. Parties wishing
to buy will please call and examine
whatever thoy want. Among tho nrtl
c'os not yet sold aro two bureaus, largo
book-caso, flvo bedsteads, a largo
amount of beddlnc, marble aud woi.d-
en top wash stands, about 2ft chairs,
sowing machine, several carpets, a com
pleto outfit of Kltclion Furniture, in
cluding cook stovo: four heating stoves,
2 rocking chairs, clocks, pictures, etc.,
Ow-Aiso my upiight l'iano, and an
excellent Refrigerator, nearly now; and
about 200 volumes of books, many of
which arc raro works in tho Gorman
languago.
I havo. also, about 25 ncrfoctlv nure
Plymouth Rock chickens, which will
bu sold very cheap. Roosters Ono Dol
lar aplcco.
Everything must bo sold within tho
next twenty days, as I will rcmovo from
Oregon tho last week in this month.
Terms, Cash. W. W. Davenpokt.
. Maltland.
Mr. Ewlng has his house enclosed.
J. E. Phillips relumed Friday from
Chlenco.
Tho tinners aro putting tho roof on
tho now hotel.
Deacon Everhcart has built nn ad-
ditiou to his houso.
Tho Whig Valley church is within
a half mllq of town.
Plenty of rain and the weather is
coU' enough lor lrost.
Prof. O. C. Hill filled tho pulpit at
tho Christian church Inst Sunday.
Clinrloy Leach puts on lots of stylo,
ho has just completed a fine wood-shed.
Some of our boys got leftnt St. Joo
Saturday. Too much "fair" niadothoui
lata.
Grandma Loffer died last Sunday
night, at tho residence of her suit Sol
Loffer.
Is J. Winch going to build ngain
is tho question that Is being asked on
our streets.
Emigration from Knnsns and Ne
braska stil) continues. Thoy roport.
western Kansas and Nebraska biitnoly
burned out.
Tho walls of tho now bank nro
climbing skyward. Weller may bo seen
rushing around, unloading brick and
giving orders like a soa captain.
Mrs. Mntlho ws, Mrs. Johnson an
Medsker loturnod from a visit to their
old liomo In Ohio. Thoy find no pla-e
like Holt county in nil their trnvol, and
report dry woathor and hard times in
Ohio.
.Tames Wagner sold his plaeo to M.
M. Dougherty. Mr. Wagner is going
to Iowa and Miko is going to get mar
ried and settle down on a farm. You
can boar htm singing "I want to bo a
granger and with a granger's stand."
- Our town is now excited over tho
saloon question. Men nro rushing
nround oxclted and wildly gesticulating
and calling each other hard names all
because- thcro Is a vast differenco of
opinion In regard to licensing saloons.
7 Per Cent. Money
TO LOAN
For a short or long period on Improv
ed Farms. Havo for sato 12,000 acres
ilia boilv nf chimin Hnttiini l.oml 1 i-O
miles south of Mound City; will lease
ior grazing. wlVy ue seen at Mound
City every Saturday and at Craig,
Monday each week. Address.
J. FOSTER MARSHALL,
Real Estate Agent, Oregon, Mo.
I havo n span of good steady work
uorses 1 win sou uucap on umo or ox
ohaugo for stock, V. A. Gauunkh.
Official Statement
OF TJIK
FINANCIAL CONDITION
OF TIIK
Frazer & McDonald
FOREST CITY, MO.,
at the clnsu of business 011 tliu 31st dny of Au
gust, 1881.
Revolt reea.
Loans tinilnuliti'dly uood on personal
or collateral security J52.0I7 41
Loans anil llsceunOi undoubtedly good
on real estate security s,3U0 00
Overdrafts liy Kolvriit oimtomers 110 30
Other bvnils unit stock at their present
cash market price gjj sft
Duo from other banks good oh nlnht
, draft 30,5SO 02
Ileal estato nt present cash market
value l.voi 00
Kurnitiiro imil fixtures irjs 00
(Jlipcks 11111I other oash lit ins asl oa
WIN of National llaukit Hint Legal
tender U. M, note 7.078 no
Oolil colli , ,01U 50
ailver mill other fractional cola and
currency 3(3 00
Total 8105,014 ii
.UnblllllcN.
Capital Block paid In 20,000 00
Kurplus tunilx on hand . . . . , 6,8-23 83
Deposit mililcct to draft ntKUslit..,.. r.s.'.wj is
Dcfioslts subject to drafts at given date 21,709 17
Twtnl si03,BU 20
fitato of Missouri t We, 11, 11. Krnzcr, l'resl
dent, niul (leorgu Weber, Cashier nf said Dunk,
and each of us, .do solemnly swear that tho
above statement Is true to the best of our
knowledge and belief.
II. H. FHAZKIt, l'ros.
(IF.O. WKIIHK, Cashier.
Subscribed mid sworn to before me, tliti 10th
(tar ot Heptembcr. A, 1). 18sl.
Witness my hand and notarial sent hereto
affixed, nt oAtco, in nt. Joseph, Mo., the date
last aforesaid. (Commissioned mid qualified
for a term expiring March 7,1883.)
H. M. HKATTIK.
Notary Public.
Correct--Attest 1 1). n. t'HAZUlt,
OKO'. WKUrSlt,
Directors,
-A.
-
A. A. Mclninch's,
(Terminus of Nnrow Gnngo streot car lino) where yon can buy nnythhv you
want in tho goods lino. 0
Dry (Joods,
Clothing,
Hoots and Shoes,
Hals ami ( aps.
HARDWARE, HARNESS, SADDLES
nnd In fact, wo carry tho Groatcst General Stock In Iho AVo3t,
and will save you 10 to 2ft per cent, on your pnrchasos. Light expen
ses nnd cash sales explain it. Wo aro also General Agent for tho
LIGHT BUNKING- NEW HOME SEWING MACHINE
The Ladles' Friend, the Household Necessity the best mnchlno In tho world.
Iitbornl Terms to Ztlvo Agontf.
1900, 1902 and 1904 Frederiok Avenue, St. Joseph.
Gathering them in Hourly.
MILES OF SHELVING FULL OP
Fall Fabrics
and Novelties
-AT-
Corsaut & Meyer's,
IMIOXnCTID CITY,
Who cordially invito tho pcoplo of Holt and Lower Atchison countlo? to visit
their mammoth 6toro and sco tho most elegant stock of
GENERAL DRESS GOODS
CLOTHING,
Boots nnd Shoos, Hats and Caps, etc., over placed on salo In Holt county.
We only ask an Inspection of Goods and Prices.
Headquarters!
J-JS. BWHsTG & CO.,
SUCCESSORS TO
WELLER & G-EZLTVinsr
MAITIjAT x, mo,
DEALERS IN
( GENERAT) MERCRANDISE.
We dcslro to call Special Attention
CLOTHINa,
BOOTS, SHOES, HA1S AND CAPS,
Quoonswaro, etc., which aro now being rooolved, and extend it cordial Invi
tatlon to all, to call aud oxaniino our goods before purchasing -WE
AltE AGENTS FOlt THE
CELEBRATED WEBER BOOTS ID SHOES,
ot which wo havo a largo stock of all grades. ,
Country Produce taken in exchange for goods at highest
Market Price.
JAL BWIUG- & CO.,
MAITLAND, MO.,
FOR SALE.
A Bargain for Somebody!
Being desirous of Closing Out my Business in Oregon,
I oifer for Salo my Entire Stock of Goods together with
the building known as
THE RED FH0MT STORE,
knd all impwomonts. I nlse vph to soli Iho building known as th
City ( Hotel,
situated In ono of tho bost locations In
in tho city and both Improved una uniinprovea uvrms in noit county. oriuii
partioulars apply to f
LOST.
In Forest City, Saturday last, August
ontli .1 mictknirii nf cronds dono ill) in
blown wrapping papor. Tho llndoi
will ploaso leave with Ford & Smith
reasonable rowaru,
II. T. Alkiiik.
ONLY LISTEN I
Our stock of Hardwaro and
and Implements Is tho largest
in Holt county. Wo wo can
mako it an Induoemout to you
to purchase trom
. 1
HERSHBERGER & ANDERSON
ZELTTZtsT OTJT
TO -
to.our large and well selected stook of
tho city, Also n numbor of other lota
DON'T FORGET IT
Wo havo just received n vory
largo stook of Glasswartjv
Quoonswaro, Tablo and l'ook-v
et Cutlory, which will bo sold
on closo margins,
HERSHBERGER & ANDERSON
Da, mo, sol, fa, mo, ra, do Do , no
forgot your lnuslo lossou. T. S. Ilindo
now koopf a stock of shoot music.
Lovers of fine stock should call
nnd soo that lino thoroughbred Jersey
Uullatthofarmof Wm. A.Gardner.
' " Cralfl.
Health Is Improving in this com
munity. St Tho Cratg.Cornot Band is tho ac
knowledged boss.
Quito a numbor of our citizens did
tho Exposition this week.
Tho grain trade continued to boom,
and Fred Myers is tho boss dealer.
Our townsman, John Fattorson, ro.
turned on Saturday last from his trip to
Kansas.
Our school botrd has leased n va
cant business houso on Main strcot in
which to conduct our public schools un
til tho now sohoolhotiso Is complotcd.
Mr. John Calloway, ono morning
last weoh, found near his place, thrco
miles north of Craig, a carriage, sot f
harness, nnd ono dead horso. Tho on
tiro out-lit turns out to havo been stolen
from n livery firm In lied Oak, Iown.
Tho thlof had driven ono horso to dontli
and then took the other horso and wont
on.
Mound City.
Wheat soils at $1.00 per bushel, com
4fieta. hogsSO.GO; shipstuff, 90 cts per
hundred.
T. B. Lcnso and family left for tho
territory of Montana, Monday night of
last week.
Dr. Gordon Is pushing work on his
now building. George Is making good
wages hauling dirt.
Wo learn that Tom. Burns will tnko
chargo of tho Higdon House soon. At
present it is vacant.
Mr. Mat". Spollnnn's bridal trip
was short. Ho and wlfo remained nt
St. Jo-oph but ono day.
Dr. Trlnquo opens his ofllec ngnln
this week, and is ready to-do nil kinds
of dental work. Ho has been acting as
nn insuraneo agent during tho summer.
Great undertaking nro not soon ac
complished: but Corsaut & Meyer's now
building is ncarlng completion, anil
when completed will bo nn ornamont to
the city.
Mr. Knowlcs was upon our strcots
last week. Up to loam from olllclal
sources when school will open wo sup
pose. If so, ho received but littlo con
solation. Work has jutt begun on tho
new bullding,und it is hard to tell whoa
it will bo completed. Patlenoo, Luke.
Mr. Daniel Morris is visiting Ne
braska ui.il Iowa tills weok, to find n
placo to go into business. JIo has been
here a year or loss, and has tried mor
cliandisiiiL', keoping hotel, nnd lunning
Itvery stablo, but has had bad luck in
each. Ho is nn cncrgetiu man ami
tli'irouuhly honest, and wherever ho
may go wo wish that success may at
tend him.
Wo notice that Henry Wnterson says,
in tho last week's ii-suo of the Courier
Journal thatGarllold's death would con
duce croutly to tho success of tho Dem
ocratic party in tho noxt presidential
contest; but that should ho recover
nut: ing short of tho supernatural could
prevent him succedlng .himself. Wo
recollect Hint bofnro thol'inclnnnti con
vention ho said tlmt Tildon was tho
only matt that tho DomocraN had any
show lo elect. This proved true, miU
wo fool insured his prediction concern
ing Prosldont.Gni field is onunlly true.
NORTH WE ST
NORMAL SCHOOL,
OUEGON, MO.
First Term bofflnx Sept. 13, IHMI.
Nrconil Term begin Kur. 31 , INS I.
Third Trnn brttlna Teh. 6, IHS2.
Fonrth Term IivkIiiv April 17, IH8I.
Tuition. Sfl'.oo per trnn ot ten m-rk.
Course nf xtlnlv tlurm:il niul nr.u-tli.nl.
llonrilliiR In fnmlly fti.oo tn 3.50 tier wck.
tor further Informutluii iictilrcs
O. Ij. KI1AUOIT.
1'ilarlpal.
Forest City.
Daniol Hahn, Sr., is again "under
tho weather."
Hon. David Ilea was in town Mon
day last. Ho was looking cxtromely
well.
Prof. Anderson is nttonding tho
session of tho M. E. S. Conferono o at
Moberly.
School began Mondav with Mr.
Murphy of Craig, as principal anil
Misses Katio Howley and Gertie Who
broy nssitants.
Say "to lot tho saw logs turn ovor"
not "sun dogs." Who ever heard of
tho like; but thorn printers will do most
aiij iuing Willi copy.
A II. Wnrthlnv. nsaturnnt fnn.l
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master With two ninira nf Knot Inn mnn
from Forbes nnd the men horo under
Samuel Dixon, aro engaged in laying
steel rails at this point, llo will relay
tho spur at the East Forest Mills.
The town was startled on the morn
ing of tho Cth, by tho tolling of tho
school houso bell. Everyone was
anxious to know what it meant. Thoy
soon learned it was to nnnounoo tho
death of a School tcarhor. A short
time before Miss .Totdo Wilkinson died
nnd Miss Josio Alkiro filled her place.
David looks ns nnconcornod ns if ho
had boon married before.
J. C. Stovons of this placo has last
returedfrom a trip through Atchison
county nnd part ot Iowa. Ha reports
plonty of corn along his route of trnvol
and nn incident that is worth notinir.
11 ! .. f. ...1.1 ! . ..
i uasiiiu it jut iii mini u, jow nines or
Sfound City, and seoing n largo amount
ui vihii uiuiu, no sioppeu 10 procuro
sonio for his team but tho owner refused
to sell him nnv nt nnv nnnn. i'ivlnr l.n
oxpected to cot at least two dollars nor
bushel for his corn soon. Anotner
farmer, a well known man, happening
nlong Just at this timo said to Mr. Sto
vons, "you want romothlng to food
your team with, say; well, overthero'ij
plenty in thnt field ; thnt's minor go and
got what you Vnnt. I don't charge
you anything." Tho moral of this "3
inai somo mon nro not willing that
othors should live, whllo others nro
nlways roady to oxtond nftholplng hano
-erros V
AdminiyttrKvs iJotico.
Utters of ActiitWstriittan on tho estate of
.Iiicoli linstock, ilHpiucil, wero urmiled tho,
umli'raluiipii. Kept luth, 1881, by (ho l'rolate
Court nt Holt rniiiitv. 7
All personi ImvlMK duliiw niriilmt M fltute
arc rriiulrj-il tn exlij lilt them for wllowiuicr to
the ailnilnistrutnr within ono yenr after the dato
of sum lettfrs, or thoy may b iiredudei! from
any bene i t of ilit etiite, and if such claims by
notexlilblted with In two years from the dato of
nam letters thoy will lio forover burred.
JOHN IIUOHKR Adm'j:
Stoves.
Now Is tlin tlmo tt uniU vnn umrAM
and got ready for winter. K. V. Hos-
totter is ne-ent for tlin Aiuwinun i-, i I
Paste Stovo Folteh. No Mixing, NoAti
? . '",a,,,u"' i rouuees a pormanont
nnd brilliant polish, upon a hot or oold
stove, without the uso-of brush or water.
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