The County paper., October 14, 1881, Image 4

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GHO V TBS &FERG USON
FOREST CITY, IMCO..,
3 which will be sold cheaper than ever
TTciTrfl T'onoi-n-Afl n nnrfifnlhr sp.W.t.nf sst.nnlr of K
Before feed
few BJiiftfiiw
L u m W U
SeusoRftble Salko.
Soys Heavy Boots,
All oilier goods will bo sold
Corn and all '"kinds of Produce
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COUNTY PAPER,
I)OBTJT). wax.lt.h.
oukwm. mo.
tfntt'rf'l :itt1t i'iiV li Grtymi, Mo., M
KiVOtlil-ClllM MilMf).
TUO DUIiMKM A 7?AR tfUDVAKCE.
rni day, October 11, test.
Til a XKW A!)Mt211STliA.TIOX.
ricsldonti Garfield is no moro, and
rro-idont Arthur tnigna in Ills stead.
The death of LonU XIV. was unuouno-
by i hw Cmilntn of tho body-guard
fimn the window of tlio Slate Depart
ment, (sitting Iih truncheon above liis
Iso.ul, In; Ijioku it in tliu centre, and,
throwing tliu p'eem among tho crowd,
u.wtutmed in a loud voieo: "Tiio King
is dead!" Then, taMng another stuff, ho
lli.i.rished it in tlio nir ns ho shouted:
"Long livo tlio King!" This incident
hits been shorn of much of Its dramatic
force by tlio lapse of tlino.
When llm King's toot rested on tho
necks of his subjects, whethur it boro
lightly or heavily, was a question of
groat moment nay, perhaps of llfo or
death to millions. Whenever, thoro
biro, tho urown changed heads it was
u.tiiatly tho signal for excitement and
turmoil. Itut whatever happened there
viasulwavs a rt'iirn .of syconhunov. If
tho dead Kii.g had roignod ncvor eo
wisely and Justly, stllt it was "bail
form" to pniitio him, because pralso of
tho dead King was implied criticism of
tho new, living King; and ordinary hu
man being do not criticise a ruler who
employ a h?udmian with a sharp ax.
Consequently, tho newly crowned old
style King w.'.s entirely Ignorant of his
subjeeti' real opinion ol him. Thoy
didn't ilurii ovon to givo an oxpiesslon
ofsonow to the exclamation, "TUo
King in dead!" but they shouted at tho
top of their voices, and jubilantly,
"Long livo tlio King!"
lint in rt government of tho people,
by Ihu people, and for tho people, wo
bavo changed all thin. Tho old com
parisun, a.j wo.il: as tho humblest sub
ject, has lost Its force, for all subjects
uro alike, and tho King President
htinsolt is subject of tho luw! Every
b'llilcot of tlio Kiiiir of olden timo had
b-unulliiu'r to fear from Ills master; for
ho inlirMt tax htm ineonitablu, m'jrht
drag him forth to battle In an unjust
war, might fcI.u him and throw htm in
to tt dungeon in order to despoil him of
the llmver ol' hu family, Hut thoro are
no masters in Aiuorlru. Tho citizen of
the United Stales is no man's nun
Even the pom, long-oppressed African
Is free, lie, then, who hero relics upon
sycophancy to ih'oetvo tho Provident as
to tho trend of publlo sentiment depends
upon a broken iced. The great mass
(if tliu Ainuiioi.ti people, want nothing
of thu now President but that he shall
perioral the duties imposed upon him
by law. Ocly olllcu-seokers and ofltco.
broker) wi l sooU to deceive President
Arthur those who crook tho pregnan
htngC3 of the kuoo that thrift may fol
low luwiiinu'. To believe that ho will
( listen to tlicic, and dlsruard tho advice
of tho mil ions of sovereigns, who have
the power to make and unmake men, is
to deny to him common foresight, com
moii Judgment, and common honusty.
Hut v.u are not without u guido ton bet
ter opinion of President Arthur than
that he is about to inaugurate a war of
fuotioiiH in tho Kcpubllcan party on tho
vury Loots 01 the peace established by
his great predoiossor. Wo have tho
word:) of his brief inaugural, sphken to
the who u people under most solemn and
iii'iKi. Iiiiprc.-islvo circumstances!
Alt'.li" iiiiMii ir'i'lratlons otiay lamented pro.
(l('LUiMiriiIi'li i'Oiiiil uxiiri'sslun In lilt lire: tlio
aiu.v iir.'.t mi,;. il r.ml siiKacHcildiirmslils drlol
.nliiiliii(i'.illi:ii In uitreci uhiHoi aim t ntorcu
i i on nn i nu.ilvaiico tliu iiriniiL-rlty ami jiro
nioln tinT'nciMi welfare i to ihmiio iluiiu-stlo
lu-ciirily .a:, 1 niuliitaln irlcnilly nml liiinuruMo
all tl'H.t vsitli liiii iiiilloiitot tliv vurtli, will lm
iiuiii TCd l.i llu liciclsultliu icaiilu, niullt will
uu in' (Mi i'.nl I'UiIc.ivnr tn lirolll. mill In sec. thai
tlio Nation hirill ii-.'tlt,.ly ills oxaniilu ami o.
Ik) liiiii'f. , , . TliugluomiimluiixU'tywIikli
Ii:ivi I'litlii.iuiU'il tliu (iuuiitry limit inakurriioio
o-i:.'iitily Mi'KJumt' iimv, . . . 'IliQC'inihtltii
ttmi ili'lii'in tin' unictldiH and miners (if Uiu
U'vcnUlii" iittl'i.uilyiui tlmso nleltlier of tliu
itiui.'dt'iiiiniiKvls uf tlio (lovcrnmuiil, nail ho
inutt uxhw.H' fur tlio Just cxi-rcltu of tlio .disci o
U,in it jiiTiiiHn and tliu porfurmuiico uf tlio
iltitlHt II liiit,i'if.s, Hiuiiinuiicd tu tlicso hlgli
l it o.i mid ti's;itnislliilUI03, mid profoundly t-'uu.
hiih ul ilicr hiii'tultudu mid Bravlty, I iissumo
I i, initt InijiiMi'V iiy tliu OmMltutloii, ri'bln;;
Mralil on 1)1 vino (ruldimcc, mid t lie vlilut',
IKilrlitlsin, nail Intclll'cacu of tlio Amcikan
This luugiiiigo, unmlsttiknbly clear In
Iti Import, was bailed by tho country
with great satisfaction, and noccptcd 1.3
a giiur.iiitoo that tho new Prosidunt will
do nothing to disturb tliu harmony
uvoki'd from tho chaos of ('act ion by tho
5c pep yard
1.80 per pair.
CLOTHING AT ST.
correspondingly low Wo mean bnsincss and will sell goods as Cheap or Cheaper than any house in the county. Will, buy
at market prices. Give us a call and get prices before purchasing elsewhere. GROVES & FERGUSON, Forest City, Mo.
wisdom, moderation, and firmness of
his Illustrious predotcssor. And tho
country rests more sccuro'y in this con.
Ildenco heeiutsu tho course- thus plainly
outlined is so evidently cutonhted, It
pursued, to win for President Arthur
not only I ho affection of tho American
oeoDio. but tho iiood opinion of all
mankind.
Tho oyes of tho world aro upon tho
new K::ecutlvu of the great Kcpublic.
Whtlo President (Jnrlleld lingered anil
struggled tm tho hither hUIo of death's
donor, his life, his diameter, and tliu
distinctive- features of hts administrative
policy became household words, not on
ly In this but in all lands; mid not only
did his llfo and character inspire- eonlt
deueo and win nffectlon, but his policy
secured tho approbation of all civilized
peoples.
In tho clear light of this familiarity
with and approbation of darfiold's poll-
cy President Arthur's Administration
opens. With !l lie details of tho homu
policy of our Govonimiuit foreign peo
ples aro not apt to bo familiar. Hence
tho present situation is entirely excep
tional. Kvery step taken by President
Arthur will bo watched abro.id as well
ns at homo with curious if not absorb
ing attention, and it U certainly not too
much to say that tho measure of success
of tlio now Adiniui. tration wl'l dopend
upon tliu closeness with which St shall
follow in tlio fooWops of'lho lalo Prcl
dent. Willi theso lights to guido him
it will bo si t ango indeed if tho now Pros
ident docs not commoud'himself to tho
ovoof tho people of thy United ytntoi
and'hit' Administration' to tho respect of
mankind.
Obituary.
Jonathan Kmnicrt win born In" Hoiks
Co., Penn., ,srch 21th, 1801. Ho
moved from Penn., to Jv.neeu Ci. Ohio,
from thenco to Wain Co.. Joiva. in 1S.11.
ami in 1878, to Holt Co., Mo. wlicro ho
madohi.s homo in Mound City, with, his
son, Olivcivnnill called from labor to
reward, llo was loved by all thsl knew
111111; jiu was truly a goon man; n pro
icssiou 01 rengion lor mauv years: an
exomplnry member of thoU. li. Church.
111 111s niHieiions no was not beard to
murmur, but was ready andjwatlod p i
tiently for tlio summons to call him to
his long sought homo, which camo on
1110 evening of uct. :ki, imi. llo was
the father of 12 children, of wlnm ro-
main to mount their loss. His com
panlon preceded htm to tho better land
10 yours, "messed aro tlio uead,wlue
salth tliu Spirit, ilmt they may rest iron!
illr It) tiw I .ni'fl li'Akitt liiiiiniifintli 1 .,.,,
iiinir moors, anil tiioir worko follow
them." H. L. A.
Holt County's Capitol.
(St. Joseph (Saturday Demrcnit.)
Oregon is n picturesque llttloclty of
about 1,000 Inhabltants.-ituatcd'mid tho
highlands of Holt county. Tho city was
founded In 11 12, and two of Ihu Inhabi
tants of tho town til that time nro still
residents, Levi Zook and ltoland lhir
uutt, tho former's father having erected
mid completed tho first house built in
tlio town. Sovoral old citizens of tho
county at that timo nro now residents
of tho" town ami they all takn ilolight In
tho tolling of ovonts that have transpir
ed during tho many yours that they
watched tho falling of thoso grand old
forest trees hown down 0110 at atlm
until tlio onco vast wildorncsi has bee
turned into a prosperous growing ltttlo
city.
M. S. Norman, cnremonly called Hud
was tho first child born in Oregon. Ho
is now a resident of Ht. Joseph, nml it
is hardly necessary for tho Democrat to
say 0110 of tho most prosperous young
business nion being at present connect
ed with tho linn of Piittcrson,'sNoycs &
Co.
Thoro aro five houses for divlno wor
ship hero, twy good uowi-pnpois,fj:two
holds and biifclness of all kinds fairly
represented.
Oregon dotos on tlio mornll'v of Its
citizens and its educational facilities, bo
ing tlio clto ot tho Northwestern Nor
mal Institute, now in a llourlsliliig'cMii
ditlon undor tho tunntieomont ot Prof.
Kbaugh, Tho present term oponed tho
first Monday in September, with an en
rollment of nearly four hundred and
fifty students.
Tho most attractive fctitnro of this
town to n stranger Is tho busy hum of
tho saw and hammer insido tho court
yaid. Tho citizens of Mound City, a
bustling llltlo village nearer tho center
of tho county, conceived tho Idea that
thov having tho advantage of location,
and tho old court houso at Oregon,
built m 1851, being almoot unlit for tho
tiso at first intonded, would crcato a
nolso of some kind and attempt thu ro
moval of tho county seat. Tins caused
tho old liniors of Oregon and other
neighborhoods in tho county to bestir
thomsolves and finally an order was
passed by tho county court appropria
ting $10,000 with which to repair tho
old court hnuso. This settled tlio coun
ty feat question, and by Jmliclous man
iigciuent, letting the contract (0 0110 of
)rcss floods, Fashiooable Stylos, 19c per yard.
Woman's Heavy
her own sons, Mr. Moses Uennelt. Holt
county will &oon have one of tho finest
nml must commodious court nouses, 111
Northwestern Missouri.
Like Savannah. In Androw county,
Oregon claims to have been tho starting
point tor many 01 m. .losepirs most
prosperous imsmcss men aim capuai
sts. or li other words fiirnnhtntrai:ooil
share of the brains that has planned
and niailo St. Joseph tho wldo-awako,
prosperous city of tho Northwest.
iiidiilt moid who ouco iivcu ami inn
business in Orouon may bo mentioned,
Milton Tootle, fJcn. .las. Craig, James
McCord, J. W. Zook, Turner lis Lta.cr,
and many others.
DON'T FOR&ST IT
Wo have just received a very
large stock of (ilMswaro,
(Jiieenswarc, Table and Pock
et Cutlery, which will be sold
on closo margins.
HERSHBERGER & AKDERSGN
Fine Overcoats opened at Meltilnoh's,
1000 I-'rcdoreck Avenue, St. Jcseph,
in Notions, Kibbous, Neckwear
Gloves, Silk HanUkerchicfs etc.
MISffiERMSOU.
A. A. Melninoh, Is general Audit for
tho now Improved light running Now
Homo Sowing Machine, the best in tho
world.
For Latest novelties 111 Drssj
Goods, Ladles' and Gout's Uu
dorwear. Valises, etc. is t
nun k AiiBEi.5
If you buy goods onco of Mwlninob,
my word for it you will do so again.
Call or write to A. A. Mclninch, 1900,
1,002 1,901 Frederick Avcnuo, St. Jo
seph, Mo., for prlco list.
Ifif Kvery lady should call and seo
our oeautiiui lino ot liingiiains. They
aro cheap by Kreek & Watson.
NOltTHWEST
NORMAL SCHOOL
OKKGON, MO.
J lrst Tcriri loKlns Hept. 12, isst.
M;'l 1 form Iu-kIiih Jlov, ai, jshi.
mli'" 1 41. O, IHVJ,
lourllj Term bitflim April 17, IHK1
Tuition. 81.00 tier term of ten weeks.
t our.;; of study ItniroiiKli nml pracili-al.
oardliiis In family f .l.oo to j.iio per u.clc.
1'orfiirthiTliiforiiiattonaddre.t-i
0. V. KIIAUOIT,
Principal.
OLA11K PJriLIilllOK,
r.SIlIONAllI.E
BARBER and HAIR CUTTER,
OKKGON, MO.
Wot Hide Vnlillo Hnunrc. Itpsnoetriiltv in
vlti-s tlm putronneu tit thoso linv iik uiiytliltttr
I'tni!10 ' ,Iall"t-'uttl"R ur BmiipounliiK
SUITS.
Yoti should sco those 810 suits.
Mornlnch is receiving his great stock
ot winter clothlnj'.
1011 should sco Mclnlnch's Fall and
Winter Caps, Hats and Scarfs.
Melninoh now has 111 stock tho larg.
est lino of
CLOTHING
to bo found in St. Joseph, outside of
tho largost jobbers.
to savo money in tho purcbaso
of your Fall or Winter Cloth
ing, your Hoots and Shoes P
If you do, wo plainly toll your
to call on us and bo convinced.
HERSIIBERCtER & AHDERSOa,
SALT.
Molnlnoh has his usual blgpllo of
Salt for fall trado by tho barrel or car
load,
FLOUIt.
Tho colcbintcd Falrbitry " Flour
Mclllllicll'd
at
LATEAERIvALS,
Slaves, 90c per pair.
JOE PRICES AND LESS.
THU COKN 11LOCKA1) 15.
It fcoms probablu that thu action of
tho Directors of the Chicago Hoard of
Trado In regard to tho basis for mar
gins on November corn will provo lo
bo tho boglnulng of a break-up in tho
corner and blockade. And it is about
timo. lllght on tho edge of winter,
there is now in eloro 111 Chicago nearly
nine million bushols of corn, besides
rather largo quantities of other gialn.
The corn Iia3- kept piling up thuru
nearly l.dQO.OOO being added to their
stock within tho past week because
tho prlco has boon jackscrowed thcro
far above a shipping basis. It may bo
accepted as a compliment to Chicago
that a lot of speculators in wall street
have bid up tho prlco of No. 2 corn in
Chicago lo 70 cents per bushel, whllo
nono of thcin wore willing to pay nmro
than about 73 cents laid down 111 New
York. Of couro no 0110 would want
to shl) corn undor such cotuUtious,ovou
if ho could obtain transportation for
nothing. Tho conscquonccs aro really
disastorotts. Not ouly have thoy nearly
reached tho filling up point at Chlcngo
that elevator pioprictors aro aranging
for tho use of other storngo room, and
a company 0! merchants has been form
ed with tuo samo cud in view, but their
carrying trado has been prostrated by
tho block, and other branches of trado
seriously hampered. Only last wcuk
fovoral vessels left Now York lit ballast
for tho Mediterranean becauso thoy
could find no grain cargoes to carry
across tlio Atlantic. Much of tlio lako
marine has been forced lo Ho idle just
at tho time when It Hhonld bo fully oc
cupied. Sailors and stevedores nro un
able to earn bread for their families in
a land of plenty. Only tho (steam
ers aro carrying gram eastward now,
and thoy take it as ballast. Of conrso
If vessels aro kept from moving to the
East thoy cannot take coat there; and
if railroad curs should bo uuablo to dis
charge grain thoro thoy car not carry
lumber and other merchandise lo tho
country. The last lias boon sorlously
threatened by recent events, thouirh
that phaso ot tho difficulty has not yet
bcon reached.
It is about timo that something should
bo dono. Wo presume thors aro fow
who would dispute tho right of a man
or a sot of mon to bid 85 a bushel for
corn, provided ho or they will pay for
it, and tako it away. Hut wlien it
comes to using tho proporty in such
away that it blocks tho whcols of com
tucrcc, and prevents hundreds of men
from performing contracts mado in
good faith, and without reference to
such a raid as lias been effected, thcu
relief should be afforded. Tho Direc
tors of tho Chicago Hoard of Trade aro
to bo congratulated 011 having had tho
courage to tako tho bull by tho horns
They hav dono moro, howovor, than
to Miuply interpose a bar to tho wild
tide of speculation in com. Thoy have
furnished a measure by which tho par-
tics on the other sldo of the trado can
protect themsvlves from tho collapso
which must come sooner or later if it
bo not already begun. Thcro has been
a drop in tho prlco of corn, but It may
bo only temporary; but tho break to a
consiiniors'd level of prices cunnot oo
uolayeu long.
Coln.120 nt tho various mints for Sou
totubor S7,S7,800, of which tj.2,400,000
wcro atiuuiant dollars.
CAI.1FOUNIA KlUXl'.Y TEA-
ForLamo Haok and nil Kldnoy troubles
Fifty cents. Ask to see it at King &
Proud', Oregon; Franco & Co., For
est City.
Firo at IJryan, Tex., destroyed tho
principal business block, including tho
I'ostolllco aim all fixtures.
Dyspepsia & Liver Complaint.
Is it not worth tho email urico of 7fi
cents to frco youisclvcs of every symp
tom of theso distressing complaints, if
you think so call at our storo und got
a uottiooi notion's vitaiizer, every uottio
has a printed guarantee on It; usu ac
cordingly and if It uons you no good it
win cost jou notiung. aoiu uy x. s
Hindo, Oregon, Mo.
Timothy L. Karlo, Prohibitory noml-
noo for Lfoutonant Governor of Masaa
chusctts, Is dead, oged 68.
Mrs, Annio A. Smlthton, of Auburn
N. Y., writos: "I had doctored for
years and triod various advertised rem
edlos for my complalnt.whloh was gon
cral prostration. I bcliovo I suffored
ovuiy ill that flesh Is heir to, Tho loast
exertion cnusod tho greatest fatlgno, I
was tormontcd with dyspepsia, and
ovory irregularity. My blood, soomcd
poisoned, pimplos and sores woro all
over my body, nothing I tried over gave
mo moro than more tomporary relief,
and I felt mysolf growing worse and
worse. Mr. lteynotds, tho druggist, ad
vised mo to use Hrnwn's Iron llittors.
From tho vorv start I bogan to lmprov9 .
now I do not foci liko tho same woman,"
AUGUST BEiliES
Manufacturer and Dealer In all Klnu3 of
I havo on hand a largo stock of
Bodstoarto,
VureuuH.
Wiirurobcs,
Cupboards,
. Ssiics,
Tnlilcs,
Stands
CImirH
EoolccrH,
PictuvoH,
Picture FritnioH,
Uuholstcrod Lounsros.
Brackets of all Kimly.
ertaker's Urn.
I keep on hand a full stock of Coffins
and Hnrial Cases, Caskets, Burial
Holies, Wraps, Gloves and Crape,
Corpse Prescrvur. Kmbalmlncr Fluid.
anil a Fine noarso. All orders will bo
promptly attended to. Terms reason
able.
AUGUST HEHHES,
West Side Public Squaro, Oregon, Mo.
3.
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Tho most boautiful illustration of
pnfect mechanism and wonderful
strength to bo found 011 tho globe is a
steam engine, it is too cmooiiimont ot
conscious power, ana win wall: away
with i!D of -10 heavily laden cars as cas
ly as you would tako a pound weight
and toss It about, or push a baby car
riage down hill. Isn't it a picturo to
iook ntasit stands catmiyon tlio rails
ovory point and band throwing back
tho rays of tho sun liko burnished cold.
tho engineer's cab looking as neat as a
lauys pariorr imi you over t.'iink now
worthless this grand machine would bo
without tho power to start into llfo tho
wondorful eogs and lovorsP Let us
point a moral from this simplo sketch
and apply It to ovory day businoss llfo?
You will sco at a clanco that tho point
in this illustrates tljo grand prluciplo of
o.Mriouce usoii mo mouvo p:wer. 1011
can't start the onclno without st'am.
and a business houso wont run success
fully without tho energy and push of
uvo men to Keep it going, -j.110 prin
clplois tho samo in both cases tho
stonm runs tho engine and tliu live man
1110 uiisiuoss. unoy woiuu uotn be vat
mess without tho motive power. Wo
have labored for years to poifcct our
business machine, wo'vo "tightened
tho bands, oiled tho cogs" and intro
duced a groat many now features, Wo
think now that it makes good timo on
the traoK and wo want yu to como
and see it work. Wo havo boon obliged
to get moro room aud havo moved into
tlio storo room just cast of King &
Prouds's drug storo, whore you can see
tho finest lino of Furniture in Holt
county. Nor can my 6tock of Coffins
and undertaking goods bo supassod In
Northwest Missouri. Tho finest hoarse
In tho northwest Is also my proporty.
A. M. JACOBS, Oregon, Mo. '
J. L. MINTON,
rllYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
BiaELOW, MO.
Will promptly attend to calls day or
night. Oilloo nt rusidonco, ono block
wostof Postofllco,
BSyOur lino ot Grocorlos is now and
complete at lowest pricos by lCrook &
Watson,
MHO.
f ns aarsxi
n o 1;
as q &
S3 ftaaaj Iffl
fipq
7 lbs (Mod
The International Cotton Exposition
at Atlanta, Georgia, oponed on the Gth.
Considering tho scopo of the cntorprlso,
tho nnmo would sacm to havo boon a
mtsnomor, for in reality, it is a world's
fair, open to all class of exhibits and
from all quarters ot tho globo. Exton-
slvo preparations havo been made, but
It is reported that all tho exhibiting
spaco has been taken.
This exposition will mark pn epooh
In tho advnnco of tho South in the me
chanical arts. Tho abolition of slavery
has paved tho way for tho development
of its Immciiso natural resources. Tho
labor that can no longer bo profitably
employed in tho Hold is being diverted
to manufacturing. Tho grand natural
water powers aro being utilized. Fur
nacos for tho reduction of ores, foun
derlcH to conrort them into articles of
use, tanneries, furnituro factories, ma
chine works, and maimfacturing estab
lishments of all kinds, uro springing
into existence. Tlio South throbs with
a now llfo. Tho most marked progress
hu; been mado in the preparations for
converting tho great staple of thu South,
cotton, into manufactured goods. Many
litrgo factories aro already In operation,
and with tho raw material at their
doors, unsurpassed water facilities,
abundant cheap labor, tho essentials
for success aro assured.
It would bo well If District Atlornoy
Corkhill wcro relioved of 'the ttial of
Guitcau as well as the Star-route rob
bers. Ho has begun by summoning a
multitude of wilncssoslo testify to facts
that Gulteau himolf will not dispute.
Tho testimony of ono credible witness
of tho shooting, that of Dr. 131 Us, who
had control of tho President's caco to
tho day of his death, and of tho Eur
geons who mado tho autopsy, will bo
sulllelont to establish all tho fact neces
sary to satisfy tho jury which will havo
to try tho caso, that the shooting was
dono by Gulteau, 'and that tho wound
inflicted was mortal. Hut Mr. Cotk-
hlllis ambitions to celobrato himself in
a great State tilal. nml banco tlmi-n
must bo proof piled on proof, and a
groat legal parade ordorcd to make the
groundlings stare. What tho publlo
uomand is a spoody dial of tho scoun
drel, and if convicted, prompt execu
tion, without giving Gnitoau opportu
nity to air his vanity before tho world.
Tub Irish Land Loaguo loaders havo
thrown off all disguise Thoy oppose
tho liberal land bill passed by parlia
ment, and unreservedly declare thoy
propose continuing tho ngitatlon to so
euro tho independence of Ireland.
Whllo tho purpose may bo a patriotic
and noblo ono, Mr. Partiell and his os
sooiatos havo undertaken, wo think, a
hopoliss mission.
TUINUKUN WIM, ni:AD AND HKED
THIN.
Whou our most experienced and
practical physicians wldoly endorse and
recommend a medicine knowing fiom
llio Inuredlolits used it niut havo an ex
cellent general effect on tho human t.ys-
iuiii, turn uu it viiiu tuiuuuiuurr ui
ovcry organ of life, and recognized ns
Nature's best assistant in curing dys
pepsia, indigestion, genoral debility,
nervous prostration, want of Vitality,
convalescence, feveni, chronic chills and
fevor, dumb nguii female diseases,
broken-down constitutions, ill health.
weakness, debility, imperfect action of
tno organs 01 inn ami noaitn, etc., nil
of which mako llfo miserable: thou In
deed should tho nowapaporprojs of tho
country call the nyontion of suffering
Humanity to so miflitorlous a compound
wo rcter to Mrown's iron Hitters, a
romcdv having tfo largest sales in tho
East of any nvMliclno over Invontcd,
simply boeauscAl has good merit and
gives pormanofL rollot. Herald.
Henry MotzdAr stretchod hemp at Ti-
tUKvillc, Florida, Saturday. It Is claim
ed that ho had murdered seven persons
Composed ofiiowerful drugs so com
pounded as toVrodnce almost miracu
lous cures Is tiu history of Kendall's
Spavin Cure. f Boe advt.
Trof. Jamos hite, President of
tho faculty of tho medical dopartuiont of
tho University of Uuffiilo, is dead,
bows Pepsin Tonic
FOR THE CURB OP
Dyspoi3q, Indlflostlon, Hoadaoha,
Heartburrr, Sour Stomach, and all
tmploasant cfTects arlslng.from ovef
eating or drinking.
It Is composed of Pepsin, Itlniharb,
MnnttraKo tnd Oentliin, remcillcs that
are unequalled fur the cure of all dis
eases uf tho njomach and bowels.
UItq It a trUl and got Hiiro relJet
s Heavy Pools, 1.50 pair.
Coffee 1.00
FOR SAL
DQTM IMPROVED AND .UNIMPrtOVED
REAL i
la a
At prices ranging from S2.C0 to $85.00
par aero. Some of thu finest land in
Northwest Missouri, In both largo and
small tracts Dcsiiablo town property
in all the towns of Holt county. Also,
a few flue farms in Kansas, Parties
desiring to cither sell or buy land, will
find it to their Interest to address mo at
once, as 1 am constantly having calls
for ll grades of lands, and can t-mt all
purchaser.) whomsoever. Address
11. TUBUS ALKIltE,
Attorney at Law, Oregon, Mo.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
I will, until 1 o'clock l'. M October 17lli, 1881,
ri-iflvi! scilicet blih fur lltu repairing of tliu I'nr
cstt'Uy J.i'voos (.-ontiiliiliiK ncir iii.iw yards of
nrailmj;. lltils t'j bo bv Hid yanl nml contr.u-tiir
tu give IiohiI linnbte thn ninmmt uf tliu csll
prilu cnt nf mull work. fir tbn fiiltlifnl pi-rfofi'i-nii'-i'
nf tlio ciintia -t. Plils rccciU'il lit mv ifl!e.
In Minimi t'lty, up In ti o'clock, A. Jl.. October
17th. 1SSI, unit tiKu :it tlio County Cleric's oMco
l-i Oiejjiin, until 4 o'clock P.M., (Holier l"lll,
18.11. Hlfilit rc-scrvcil to reject any bill nut wit
Wuctory. riiymcnt to tm made In w.iir.mlt on
tlie.Coinmou nniiity, or lio.ul nml Ilrldyu l-'inuls
orbotli,lu,irllii5 S porc.int inli'rcst,
for further prilb-iilurs. mlilif-ts
W.M. Mi -MOlilUH.
County S itvojor anil 11. and 1). Com'r.
1
Our people that visited tlio St. Joseph
Exposition are enthusiastic over llio
bargains thoy secured at Alclu'iich's,
l!)0o Frederick Avenue, St. Joseph.
Mclnlnch's Eastern buyer Inn hccur
cd Homo ureal hargalus in J)ros Ouods,
that, hois selling at 10c, 112c, Mo, 17
ami 21c; and Cashmere at 181-2o. 22c,
32, -10, -17, 02, 02, 70, 77.1-2 and U5c;
SILKS.
At 70c 7oc, 8O0 1)0 to 1.50. Great bar
gains at Molnlnoh'n 1000 Frederick Av
uuuu, St. Joseph.
1,000
Ciiscs Konts and Shoes at Mclnmch's
at drought prices.
McININClT
iiiainilat-turcs by hand all his Ilarnesa
and Saddles; write for price?.
MADE HAPPY !
Everybody within tho borders
of Holt county can bo happy
if thoy so dc-iro. How I Why
by interviewing us aud learn
ing our iirlucs on Piece Goods,
Hats and Caps, and Groceries.
HERSHBSRGER &AHDEI
THE
East Forest
is now prepared for business and will
pay tho highest market prlco for Wheat
and Corn.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Notice li liereby Riven to nil n editors and
others Interested In tliu estato of Noah Uimta
nmn, deceased, lat I, .1. 11. U. Ciirrln. iiiliiiliili
trutnrof mildi-slute, InU-nil tu nuke, final set
tlcineiit thereof lit tlio noxl Noveiulicr, lsut
term of tho 1'jKliata Court of Holt comity, Mo.,
to ho held at tho Court House In tliu city of
OivL-on, Mo., beglliiilug on tlio Uth ilav of ;,'o
veniber, 1881, J, II. O CUin'IH,t
C. W. Thomas, Atty. for Adm'r. " '
OLY LISTEN !
Our stock of Hardwaro and
ami Implements is tho largest
in Holt county. Wo wo can
make it an Inducctnotit to you
to puroltaso I rum
HEHSHBERGIIR & ANDERSON
rOB SALE.
Bovernl dcslrnjilo dwclllnn houses ami lots In
Oregon, at rcajnnliln rates. 1'er lermi etc.
call unci sco O'l'Al.1,011 & UtVINK,
Oregon, Mo,
C,-Ourllno of Notions Is oompleto
in every detail nml aro remarkably low
In piico by Kreek & Watson.
ltHY
Your FurnUhlng Goods,
1
tods, Hats, Caps, tV
.mos Castle's Jl
Hats, and 5-
Moots ami blioes at Amos
CSyNow styles In
Krcok & 'Watson.
Montxoniory & Itoockcr,
BAN KE HS AND UltOKEltS
OUEaON, MISSOUltl,
lyianMonoy.rjljiJotcs. Draw Drafts on al
iirlclnal cities, iitiirNlectltas proiiiiitly lnudo
1'aV TllXCS for HOIl.rVlVli-nlS linin ni.-llnlnil
en real estato, nml luvf stiiionu nmdo 011 favoru-
010 teriiis. wiu-rcsi nuowcu mi tiiuo l)opolts.
Da, mo, sol. fa. mo. ra. do Do no
forgot your muslo lesson. T. S. lhndo
now kcopf a stock of sheet muslo,
Lovers of linn ntnelc nlinulil null
and soo that fine thoroughbrod Jorsoy
Hull at tho farm of Wn. A. Garducri '
JOSy Now Fall Stvlcs In Dross Goods t
largo stock, low pricos by Kreek &
Watson.