The County paper., December 02, 1881, Image 8

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ALL OVER THE COUNTY.
forest City.
Vino Hovpy wont to Council Muffs
nnd Omnhn last Wcdm-sdny.
A train loaded with wood went to
St. .Iocs lust Wednesday nlglit.
.1. A. Deniiiih loaded it ear with
purnp iron mill othur traps lust Ttie.s
day.
- A Inrco number of United States
tvoops wept down t lie road on Thtir.s
duy lint.
C. L. Anderson has taken charge
ot the Klclmrdniii saw mill, In hit
hands the null will do it jjoiid business.
O. (.). l'lutnnier Is )lno!iiii inachln
.cry in thu Dc.Muth shop for the pur
posuof rutiing ualiiut t mber into 1 1 1 1 11
ber. Hu has a luriro contract for nil
ho can furnish. His cstnblt-hmciil u ill
give employment to C men.
Forbes.
.Too 1'eirpo wh has hcen In Colo
rado tho past summer, Is at homo.
George Movers shipped M hrsd of
liogi hvA baturiluy that aveiaed IT,)
jiouuus.
Thr meeting nt l'ierco school
house has closed with nineteen addl
tlons to tho church.
.John Mum, of the firm of Koss &
Co., makes dry ootids anil "wicks" a
specialty, especially Hradwicks.
Man (S.ilv'n h:i shli-psd evt'rnl
ear loans til i.us in Hie i.it wo weeks,
paying ?.'i o .f.) 0 pt-i-Iiii-hI cd
A licensed saloon n town, conse
quently a K'd in i li v viik men lat
batuidai. Oni pi -slum tor had to put
u drunken follow out of the ollico Sat
in day.
Ctnzn.v.
Burr Onlt,
Rood weather; plentv of it.
No sick to report tins week.
Uhvl ,11m Rhodes, what
you stop P
made
Mr. Luiu-ford, what is tho matter
with that boy?
What Is tin- matter Van? Why is
your mil so sii I.
U ho told .lesslo Caino not to come
.down laM Saturday nluht.
v lio wtl tell us what ihn boi- con
.ducting tliti "Iliirr Oak." means to do.
V. vo Id like to seo moro of onr
los mid girls' come to t. c liturn'y so-
i-it-iv.
. It. Moi per Is chlll'ii'.' -hut thai
Is not railed si knots in this neck of the
woods.
Would like to know why our liter
nry society is u t doing In Iter is it tho
society or 'he folks in It?
A spelling' si hool was held at ti.o
"Hun-Oak" ast Friday night, wide
vas highly enjoyed by all.
l'KTK KVKIiailKKK.
Lincoln
Corn gathering still continues.
Not so much sickness this week.
Miss Molllo Fllnn is on our sick list
this wook with diphtheria.
Does Mr. M. T. do right by heatlnir
his out bass tlrum on bunduy? No sir
Mr. Sam. OTnllon gave his schol
ars a spelliua school on last Wodnesda
evening.
Kev. Mr. Estop preached a Thank
giving sermon at this nutce on last
Inurrday evening.
How i 1-niannerly it looks for neo
plo to go to ch-irch and sit and laugli
uf-iiL ul-iuiu uiu mini ler s iaco.
Wo have no marriages this week,
out, li mo oni i mli don't object we
think thoro will ho ono before long.
Wo aro sorry to hear that
Mr. Samuel Wainpler of our neighbor
hood will remain in Oregon during the
winter. o will miss him very much
Ono dav last week while nassin"
.1 I . . 1 . n
mong inn roan i nearu a sirangc noise,
I stopped lo seo what it was, and to my
surpn-o found a young ludy who hao
oeeu cnuung an tail, was iiolplug lior
brother haul fodder. Tho poor girl
wua uiiuusL irozen.
Queen Ann
Crale.
L. R. Knowles, of Orogon. was in
Craig on Friday last, attending to le
gal business.
E. !. Kellogg has purchased a de
sirable property in Craig, which ho
will occupy January 1st.
Our former townsman, John 1U
terson. now of Whig Valley, was in
town suvcrai nays nisi wec.
Our enierprlsing druggist. Wm
Boyer, has tho most' enterpiising stock
pi uouuay goons wo over saw.
1 ho brick work on our now sebool
house is completed, and the carpenters
now nave ino miming in charge.
A. M. Hunter aud wlfo returned
homo Irom tholr four weeks visit to
Michigan on Saturday evening last
Tho ladies of the M. 15. Church re
rrived us tho clear profit on thuli
Thanksgiving dinner, festival, &o., the
sum oi .710.
Messrs. Hunter & Smith havo
mudo tholr contract for a lino brick
business houso to bo built as early ncxi
spring as pofSiuio.
Mr. and Mrs. "W. IJ Wilson rc
turned from bt Charles on Sundn
last, whero they had boon to visit theli
daughter, .Miss Jennie.
lho olovntor in Craig, recently
owned by E. D. Nash, of St Joo, wa-
sold on Saturday last by sheriff Frame,
J. 1. seiiwicK was tho purclmcr.
-Roy. L A. Smith. ofthoM.E
Church, South, will remove from 0111
town in a few dais. Wo havo not yet
ion nun who is 10 uo 111 successor.
Frank Allen and his a complisher
.who aro comioriaoiy ipiunoreii 111 iiirs
J. T. Sedwiek's popular boardlnj
nouse. cranK uears 111s nonors mi-OKI
TitsriiFUL James
Mound City.
Mound City has two picture gallories.
Tho courts havo boon kept grin din
pretty constantly during tho past fow
weorfs.
Hov. Mnhan has been suffering with
neuralgia of the stomach tho last fow
days, but is now bettor.
C. K. Corsaut and Miss Milda Movoi
it went Forno' Friday last on a visit to
tho family of Mr. Oeorgo Meyer,
ttlr. Ilcn Pepper, of Kentucky, Is vis.
. itlng,his brother, H. C. Pojipur. Satur
day they wont to Kausas on u visit to
,relatives.;' :
,1'rsaohlng oontlnup.3 at tho Christian
CLnrob, Eld, Locshoft, 'ifRod 0u
6wt, riot? the" preaching. Ho is a
good speaker. ,
Tho hall over Corisnt & Moyor's nc
will ho seated w th chairs, four hnndnd
having nlrumly heon ordotod.
Thorn w ill ho an oll'ort to orgnni.o n
literary society hero this week. Wheth
er it deserves encouragement )r not
will depend on th- manner in which it
is coiiduc nd, anil tho naturu of ihc performances,
An eiroit is iimkiii" to organize n lor
tiiro association. .NUst of i.ur bu-lness
men aro taking mi act vo intero-t In
Ihi- move. w o Kcrialnlv need .onio
t ling of the kind, and li Is" to he hoped
mm ii ni!itv do a success. Aotlili g is of
more bonollt to a town.
vtl.lnwil ..1. M I... .... t .,
teacher has not v..t ...I.. ,, i i.t
nwwt ",'UII- il I V. I IIP 1111111 II '
I1HI UI'L'lltim Mll'IV urn li i miii II...... a f..
I. . .. .t
t no iionni iius ncm H dozen npplioi
tlons heforo it already. Oitiiij: to tho
I.. I.. .1 .1.1 . .. ..
ti"fiiriiMnd connliliiii
or mu iiou-e.li
is not expected that tho M-honl wl i be
itiiiy organized for about throe wctm-s
IIKIIT.
Klmsov-
Spelling at Klin.niy once a week.
Mrs. It rno il.w ho lias hm u nnlv
sick is slowly recovering.
Mr. Wm. Ch 'iidler. of K"iiiuekv.
Is visiting hi- con-In, J. 11. Williams.
The school Is iiroirressinc lineh un-
iler the supervision ol A. L. Croswhito.
Wonder how .1.1. T. onlovs wiilfc
Ing homo Siindny ni'irning heforo
Mrs. .1. II. II lams' mnv friend.
wi 1 ho .sorry to 'cirn that slm Is suffer-1
ini! from a can -or on her bicast
Prank Tuoi.er savs ho Is tho best
'ooking man hi tho di-trict. Who will
deny It? Docs ho wear a corct.-i-Ki
Miss Kate Clark, who has boon vis.
IMnir f 'c its and n hitlvc:' here has re-
turned t . licr howie InNoinaha county,
HUM.
l.andersvlllo 'Is tho most Imnortaiit
nianufaeturlngccntcr.of tlio Klmsev ba
sin, this being an extensive point for tho
maniiiaciuri! ot imnijcr.
Wo have Similar school cverv 5iin-
dav afternoon ut 2 o'clock. Itev. P. D.
Davis prcachc tho second uiulav In
every month, at 11 u. in., and on tho
Snturdav night preceding.
I.at Spntntnhcr Thomas Miller had
a largo fat hog to ilNanpcar from hi
iiittPiiinir pen anil lr s not pt retunied.
About fvo weo"s airo his two milk rows
failed to come up and have not tducp
ucen seen or Hoard of
Tho vonnir folks of Kiiiki'v nrn mi
ticlpatliiff a grand limn during tho ovo
mug iioi'd'iv.s. ' hov are oxpi-pting to
liavii a grand Christmas tree, f.-ur p -ndv
pul ings, s xteen )arties. livi lldinr
Pisrtlos, forty-four spi ll-ijr schools, a
II st-clas 1 terarv soeiotv mill nH inmil
.i.i i i . -
uiiiis imasiiiaoio.
These Items aro from Kimpv prop
er, nnn nor irom some n inoso nsiL'tui
'pant tributaries which lion- into thai
noble slrpam. In all ng s f tbo orld
mankind has tieen fond of hallliiL' from
sniup famous place, as every lri.-hma.-i
was norn in Dunin. So aIo towns und
fitles plalm tho honor of having given
birth to eminent men.
A lmnitml Hill's claim n Ilnmir ileail.
Tlirniigli which a living Homer IipkkciI his
So your correspondent shou'd d-itn
his Items from Thompson's Pork, Arn
old's llranch, or somo of those unim
portant out-of-the-way tlaccs. It
might be, that aro some ncw-comors, or
some unen'lghtcned person, who do
not know whpro Klnisey is So I will
state here, like tho Nile, its head has
never upon found; no two authorities
agrep on that point, ami. sinirii arlv
piiongh, no two ngreo as to Is mouth",
"ut between these two points, it forms
thu dividing life between O egon and
Mound fitv tho M ason and 1)1 on ino
ot Ho't county.
hPLUniBH ?
eyNow' Fall ctvles in Dress Roods:
largo toek, low prices by Krot-k &
Watson.
Fancy Lamps
a specialty at Sraock. Owons & Cn.
Maltland, Mo.
-ffinNew stvles
in Qucenswara at
Kroek & Watson's.
JCQy Our stock of Hoots nnd Shoos is
very complete nnd at nrices within the
reach of all. Sold by Krcck & Watson
FOR SALE.
SPVPral itpalMhlo (hvpllliii! himsps nnil InU In
Orrgoii, ut rtiasonnlilo rules. I'cr tcrnis i-te.
cull unil sco
OTAU-ON & lltVINE.
OrCRoa, Mo.
NOT BUSTED!
BUT ONLY
Removed
tW Come anil sco me la my new Uft
fiW quarters ouu door north of f ra tf J
3" l'etcr's wUcru ya wilt ulwuys
tar nml a complete line of the best H
IV HAUXESS, 3
tsr SAuni.us, fi
txr Willi's, to
Cff" 1 am also audi, for tVu Ct-le-C"
hrateil SliiUiliaki-r Wag us UJ
?T and Daggle, thu bust hi use.
Call and See me.
O. IMC. TSIAJEVFXTS ,
OREliON, MO.
THE LADIES
if Holt county can buy tlio finest mil.
Imory goods of Mrs. llinkio, Maltlai.d
do.
Finney Williams & Co.
11 I f T , rt .
uiiiuurs in i.umoor, mii, u -ors
iliius, Miinglcs. i.ttt i. L me. etu
laving pin-eliaseil the st ck 01 Lnmbci
ornierly owned by Wiuscl. & Co., at
uaiuanu, wo are prepared to nccom
modato lho public with the uut f
Lumber and at ns low rates as can bo
had iu thu eoimt. Wo also Ccal in
I ur, Llmo, ('uinent, eU-
-'inney Williams & Co.,
MAITLAND, MO.
A. Good Tea
For !i0 conts iv pound at Smock,
Owons & Co., Maltland, Mo.
Oiiliforuia Fruifs ' ,
Ot all dosorlptions at tjinook, Owons
& Co., Maitiiind, Mo.
Glas-waro I , "
and Queeiiswaro, Hncfct llrin' over
'ougnl. to '-1. at land. Mo,, tit.Si.jt! kf
. ,
,Uo tp Hi" ca,Kh spre ot iJinocJt.OwctJji
&Co., and aet Vf!., of-.No, l Coffeo
THE WOULD'S HOTEL.
Tho Prltlo Of 81. Joseph And Tho Wonder
Of The West.
Tin. rino t'nrnrlM nml rarnlluro AH
Itecrlvett mill CJrnco tlio
hiucioiiH Iloomi.
This hotel, which will bo opened to
the public at an caily day, Was visited
by a lharld repoiter yesterday, who
was ple.fod to nolo thu marked improve
ment made in llntslilii"; and furnishing
the house from Imsumcnt to tho to)
slV'y . . mninnioiii nnu lmiattni
... . .
...lill.t.i
l'lio last ear load of furniture
hai just been rem ived and was being
rapidly phued in th" several rooms
where It belonged. Tho entlro furni
ture Is now, Having been made ox
nresslv for this house by tho extensive
inanulactiiri u and Imiicii'tluir linn of
Nels.ui. .Matter & Co,, at Grand Hanlds,
Michigan. Tim firm lias thu largest
furniture m.inufactoiy In thu world and
lias recently shipped some largu con-
stirnniMllts III I Ml li I : .
"The furniture for tho World's Hotel
Is ulegant in design, made of thu lluest
material and in the best mid most
skilful manner.
Tho ca nets weru purchased of AV. &
I. Sloan, of New York City, and of J
It. HriuU it I o.. of St. Joseph. Those
nnn ha-ed in the Kast were selected
miller the personal supervUtot of Mr.
.1. It llradv, of I his city. Tho spac-
iou minnis a d ivoption rooms aro
sumiitiiouslv cariicted with Axmlnstei
of tho richest fabric and furnished in
tlip late t improved st.Me. 1 he well
api'Oiuted and numerous bed-chanibor.s
an- fiirii s ipi win every ap piianeo oi
taste and luxury nnd aro carpeted with
Hii?. low llrusels. thu liuost made, lho
diniiiL'-rooni 1 cat petcd with n litiml
somo AMiiinster. having been man-
tifacturod in one plecu tlio size ot tills
lame room, at n cost of $800, anil h
an exact duplicate of tho carpet on tho
0 o'clock (luiiiig-ioom Hour oi tno prui'
celv Now Vork hotel so well and Wide
lv known.
Mr. Molvlbbcn. tho experienced host
of this model house, Is well pleased
w th the furniture and carpets, and bo
stow great pralso on tho good lasto nnd
excellent judgment ot tno nrm ot j . u.
Itrad v & Co.. of whom most of tho car
pets "were purchased, and who tnado
lho -election of thorn all in iNcw York
Cit..
I'ho houso will soon bo thrown open
lo thu p-ibilo anil wo ailvlso all our citizen-
who want to seo tho linost furni
ture and carpets over brought to tho
wo t logo at the opening and view tho
spl mini dWphiy. Wo suggest to tho
prop letor and tho gonial landlord tiiat
they throw open their doors on uiirtsi
mas dav and give onr people an opnor
tuni to visit and seo this finely fur-
nldied o "illco which is soon to become
tho pride of our city and tho wondor of
tho west. St. .Joseph jtcnua.
SUITAHLE MESENT
ron
YOUIl WIFE Oil DAUGHTER
woui.n nB an
UPRIuHT PIANO
You can piii-fluuo unc ut this orQco for a very
small sum of money. Cull und see It.
Effi,-Somo people are in tho habit of
'living ineir doming in larger cities.
This i- all wrong because Krcek & Wat
son will sell ,tou your clothiHg at just
us re.isonaoiu n-'iircs.
Picklcrt Pigs Foot can be
had atSiiKick, Owens & Co., Maitlnnd
THE
East Forest
is now prepared for business and will
pay tho highest market prlco for Whoat
and Corn.
CfirNow styles In Hats, and caps at
nreoK 0: watson.
Harvard has 812 undergraduates, tho
lresnmcn numuering
CEO. W. BELL'S
IMPROVED WEATHER STRIP
Is one of the Host Valuable, Useful and Prac
tical Inventions
OF THE ACE.
It Is tl!ir:Lntiil L Rtirn nrntpptlnn nr-nlntr
Cold, Windi, Bain nnd Dutt. Will save ten
lhin-1 Its cuil hi fuel nnd carpets In a slnsle
seilvnn. It la iiniiltciibln In iliiulile nml slni'ln
doors. Isnniumeutal anil does not cut or mar
iiik uiiiir 111 any iiiiuiiier. is easily anu quickly
Simple, Durable. Cheap
Terrltnrv for sale In all narts nt (l.iniLfln nml
unueu amies.
ueu. ir. 111:1,1. A CO.,
Nt, Joseilll, Mo.
ESTRAY NOTICE.
Taken nn bv ltleh'd osliind In Lewis Town.
slihiiinil nosted heforo Daniel Zook. n Jiistlen
of the IVmo nt said township, on tho Mil of
November, 1881, one mure pony 4ft -tin high, of
sirawnerry roan cwor. j eio-s om j i exa-) nrniui
on left hip -, legs dark brown : tall little Nwuhbv.
Appraised hi cidiiv " i.. isrown, uiuiion l,cv-
erlch and David Kluy.
l,tr-TtilA pvni ivn
....... . ,
, Taker Up.
STRAYED
IV fl
o d nist blue.k mare, Rome white nn ono of tlm
.und feet, wiiue uot in eenter oi lorelieau, l
trtii-yenr-old steer past, three In the spring, red
m.d white spotted, marked with a crop oil tlm
lt-lt e irniid a split la tlm right car. Also ono
wnnivg rea sieer, win uo two year oki in tno
spilng, while under tho belly, bush of the lull
while, eromilt the left cur and a split In the
ni'litenr. Until steers branded with a letter
i- on mo rigui or u-it nip. I will pay I lie mi-
'Willi: rewinds : So to tho Dersou retiirnlnc tho
man. i 41 for tho return f the 2-year old steer i
Jioruiu return oi me yejriim.' Rieer.
1. I'lTZMAUIttCE.
l'oreit City. Mo,
TRUSTEE'S SALE,
hereas by deed of trust, dated September
I'-ili. 1B77. and recorded la tho ltccurder's Ollico
hi Pane l7. C. II. Kerry .and his wile,
of Ho.l county. Missouri In Hook at),
i- mvex-d to tlm umUrslgned, tho following
I.-Ul esitivu III WH I
I Tlio fcoulhwcst of the southwest of
oiuiiii iiiwnsiup on, rniigu ia ; except o acres
In thu uoilheiust corner sold to the Union Cem
etery Association und R acres In the suthwent
eoruiTSnld to I'oindexter aud Ulrharusoii. All
lying and being hi tu.il county of Holt nnd Htnte
of Missouri. V''alnhig27 ucrcs inoro.or less.
Which said eoiivejaiico was inado In trust to
secure tlin p.iyiiieiil of a certain promissory
no IJniri lu -irscilbeil t and wliorcns default
ha-, been made li the payment of raid not":
now, Iherefnrt-. ut ti e l-qiiest oftlioleg.il hold
er of said nolo and In emiinllancu with tho
provision or said deed or trust, notlte Is
hereby given thai I, tho undersigned trustor,
will sell .it pnbllo auction for cash at the .Court
llouv) dor In Ori-goti. Mo between tho huun
nt nluo n'clueic In tho forenoon und flvo o'clock
bi llic i'ftnioon of
.V'..i!i,i!., Oiccr,iier 7,l',,L
all '!?' ilgfi title Uhd tfileres;, ef said
i If, v rt: .,n.l Ills w.fe, of .11 flld HI t)l(lloV8
d'-Kdiliwti .nl attaMiiMni. niiriiosr ra hmIhIv.
lif Ma rtMil ll-.t do wwi.l Om oxnenves' of
IN THE
FOR THE FALL OF 1881,
WITH STOCK LARGER
We are Stlling Dross Goods Cheap.
We are Selling Oaliooos Ohoap.
Wo are selling Muslins Ohoap.
We are Soiling Ginghams Ohoap.
We aro Soiling "Flannels Ohoap.
We are Selling Cotton Flannels Cheap.
Wo are Sollins Ladios' Cloaks Cheap.
In fact wo'nro selling nil kinds of goods, cheaper than thov havo been
sold for years. We have just opened the
Cloaks &
Ever exhibited in Nortnwest Missouri.
M. S. Faris & Co.,
Northwest Corner Fourth and Folix Streots,
ST. JOSEPH, IMIO-
AB30H
OF
THE
DAY
mm
GREAT
Clothing
KAHN & CO.,
Wo will tell you kind friends. You will find thoro tho grandest stock of
Men's, Youths' Boys' and Children's Overcoats. A well selected stock of fine
All Wool Suits. Tho finest lino of Boys' and Children's Clothing West of tho
Mississippi River. Tho Grandest stick of All Wool Underwear, Scarlet Flan
nel, etc., Every variety of White and Fancy Shirts, Hats, Caps and Gloves.
Wo defy nny ono to show us a finer lino
cor. 3a & Fenx street, st. Joseph, mo.
ljJEBLlSr & SCHLOSS,
419 Felix
Shepard & Simpson
DEALERS IN
GROCERIES,
Provisions,
AXD WOODENWARE.
Would respectfully Invito tho citizens of Maitlnnd nnd vicinity to call
them ami inspect thcis stock und prices beforo purchasing olsewhcre.
SHEPARD & SIKIPSOM.MAITLAND.mO.
Gla
iTO ALL
THE
f)F TTfiT.T finTT'WTY
ne nave ureauy increased our tiiotiK, ana
New Wool Lined Boots,
New Arctics of all
New Rubbers of all Sizes,
New Snov Excluders,
Is" New 'Rubber Boots,
Women's Lined Shoes,
New Women's Fine Shoes large, 6 to
OUR STOCK OF
ID. WELLS & OO'S
BOOTS and SHOES
Is now comploto nnd ns wo have havo hcen sollin" these Roods for
nearly n year, nnd ull our citomors uie well plcnt-od with thorn,
wo can and will contii.uo to
WARRANT TH1SSM IN MATERIAL
and workmanship ; If theso goods tip with ordinary wearing within six months after
their purchase, we will pay for tholr mnndlng, Wo havo nlsonow on hand a
large Stock of Glove oxcsdbt for wear or show; tlicao Gloves
are all liands-jme -tad naal and of ud matorial.
A Nk-1 Little Remnant
STOCK OF CLOTHING
which wo will sell nt Cot Anoat lino of I-inn Ovnrcoats ut bottom
prices. 'A complete line ot Canton and oolon PMnncls. .Cunni in
nnd preparofor tho whiter blasts. Wu havo tho lluest isnrt
moot of Caps In town nt from iOo to H,00. Ladles are requestod to
call and soooirr nico lino of Now I'rlnls. Tho boat of Coffco nl
ways on hand. A nice I t t .S-.i't. Our ton ulwnys rIvos satis
faction, ' Our Fish, C.i i pods, Tobacco nnd Cipus in vor run
out Onr QuooiiRwnrc ! (iiit-wwafe Is net oft uith u beautiful
lino of Lamps und (ilai ;-c't.s. J' Wo huvu alio a nice llttlo htook nf
Juwolorv ivhioh wo will . d vurjSohcnp.' Also a handsome Hue of
Pocket 'Knives, Tnlilo' t. ullr1 Hutohor Knives, Screws, fJtltts,
JJoor l.ooi(8, Nails, etc , v
EvcryllpdV Is Invjuij t4pinf
take dldasura to show tlni ".vim
FIELD!
THAN El! BEFORE.
largest &nd finest line ol Ladies'
Dolmans;
WILL
At Eh
House
ot goods and at cheaper figures.
Str, ST. JOSEPH, MO-
Queensware,
on
CITIZENS
P.yflF.PT "RTfi-ELO vV ! tl
QUESTION
i
among oilier ininas we nave J"recoiveux,.0)1pjsi10(i t,9
Sizes,
1 l'y boc our ijodiU nnd wo will
(
WHY THIS COUNTItY IS DEMO-
CIIATIC,
Col. Fornoy.in hla Proaress clvos this
reason for it t "Tho Democrats nro tho
natural governors of this Democratic
country. Thu Republicans nro tho off
spring of ono of tho exceptional inter
vals of oylls tho parenthesis of parties;
naiuini, out wholly uunecccssnry in tno
irrammar of American history. Tho
Democrat. 01 tho United States, like
Liberals of England, tho people of Ire
land, the Radicals of Franco, nro tho
great body of tho stale, tho popular sen
timent, the foundation nml tho super
structure ol the wholo national cdlllco :
frequently ohscuied and ovciconio nnd
sometime', mistaken, but In tho end tho
sttpi emu power nnd ulllmato dictator.
Life is noi moio eternal, death is not
111010 nbsnluto than Domocraoy. Wo
trace this stern axiom In tho wholo
present phaso of humanity; thoDomoe
laoy aro tho productive poor, the tolling
mass, tho Impulsive, poiioroiiStfreqnent
ly blundurltig multitude but always ud
ucating each other, helping i nch other,
foruvcr corrcctlnu theli own errors nnd
chnst.slng thoc who deceive thorn "
Tho nbovo is quoted cditonally by tho
Press by licndliif; with "Why this coun
try Is Democratic." Tho ussertlon"Tlio
Dcmocints nro tho natural governors of
this democratic country," Is worthy of
tho great sorehead Col. Fornoy who
left the Republican par y because thoy
rcfu-rd by nearly l'J,000 votes to elect
him Mayor of tho groat Republican city,
Philadelphia. Then Fornoy became 11
Democrat and of course llko all Demo
crats bolicvc this country Is Democratic
although each recurring flection shows
that n largo majority nlways volo tho
Republican ticket. Ho evidently thinks
since ho was so ovcrwholniingly defeat
ed for mayor of Philadelphia ihat the
country lias boon going Dcmoeratlo over
siiwn. Its a great pity that Forney did
not nsk Hancock, Tlldon and their pro
deccssors how tho elections had been go
in-,:, then- answers would havo saved him
the trouble of writing tlio nbovo urank
ish effusion. Then n-aln ho says "the
Republicans nro tlio offspring of ono of
tho oxc ptlonal intervals of evil; the
parenthesis of parties ; natural but whol
ly unnecessary lu 1 he grammar of Amer
ican history." Since tho Republican
party was tormcd tho Democratic party
has never had an interval of evil , it has
bi oii evil without nnlntery.il; wlir.t sin
gle good thing has it over done for lho
American people or for lmtmuilts. In
tho days long gone by, it us a party be
lieved that this was not a nation but a
confedejatioii of states; that the consti
tution was only a compact, tin agree
ment Kiado mid entered into by and be
tween sovereign states to bo broken
when eaco pleased so to do. That un
der the Constitution thoy Had tho right
to hold in slavery every black man, wo
man nnd child (and a groat many who
thoy had bleached out), that It wa right
to wring n livfthood from tho unrcipil
ted toll of their foMowman. That they
had tho right to prostitute not on y their
body but their very soul; that they had
tho right to barter and sell human be
ings in whose veins coursed their own
blood. Tiio'O wero tho days that tho
Dcmoeratlo party was 111 fict tho "S11
promo power", tho dl tutor of th.
American people nnd with an iron hand
they enforced tholr decroess Enacted
laws compelling free Anieriean citizens
to bo the substitute for blood hounds to
track out and run down poor panting
human boliui who only wanted to be
freo; only wanted to be nn-n and
women. To hold itself in power it
plunged this country into a Civil war
tho most torriblo In tho history of men.
Destroyed hundreds ol thousand of
men's lives, plunged tho wholo nation
into mourning, created a debt that re
quired tho toll and economy of genera
tions to pay. And for this not 0110 of
nllthrso .uprcinists has heon punished
Tho Democrats aro not tho ureal body
of tho state, lho popular sentiment, the
foundation nnd tho snperstructuro ot
the wholo national edition and for twen
ty years thoy hav not neon; for tin,
same length of tiioothoy havo heon ob
scured and ovorcomo. In all cases;
11 ih-r all olrcimutaiicfs thoy havo boon
mistaken. Aa fo lows, "Tho South
could not bo conquered. Greenbacks
wero worthless and not money. Grant
could not take Vicksburgor Richmond.
v. I.co was in vino bo.
Tho Government
never could, esumospociopayme.it and
a. so on, without old, and as each was ac
sumo Dcmocratio nartv
jjdn'ned up 811111111 with n new prophosy
w ly ! Jua.vjaln mlsinkon in fact, thoy
v r'iau.-.. . ,...,.. ,...
lf "ui uy luiiiKtni iiiui
vfy- , ) (l'no in!W l,,uy m t) 011 l"o oinor
, ,. tliitwtey thenn-elvus havo real-
j !. .niillshod what thoy predicted
Ufiiiwiut ho done. Democracy is tho
Mfiio tu-day that it was in 18G0, It has
fifeot nothing und learned nothing.
Niw n Statu is to-day Dcmocratio ox
oopfr it is weighed down by thoso who
wrl In sympathy with tho llobelllou,
U bVjm It In Ihclr natural home. J(iIo
ft aot more eternal, death is not iiThi
nbtoluto than Domooiaoy's dissolution.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
In dultrtsiinty nnd Htate, lo-wlt,i
fiu southeast fourth nt the northwest fourth
dlen !!, townilnp 01, range 3S.
fhlchs-jldcimveyaucewas ln trust to secure
llEipaviiHiiini uceiiaiu iioiiii it' to i u i mu
gl'o with powerot silo Is desoilbetl and wbcru-
t l.-jFynvhlctl In said mortgage that In deiauit
y.llVlllI'lll 01 Mllll IMUHl .I'-LI'IUHIK IU 111.
.d olfeets that tho
ouens iiiaiiiin oui-riuiH imownh
ift-eil without su It im said mortgago
III'. ,Sa,,i.iI wltlitMlt It
v11' Jil .11,11 lr. iL.i-il nrfinlsc-.t lnV.lll.fv said
f' 'SWd whereas, default has been lntnlo lu
' ."tsisJd bund and whereas tho
V)aln orderVitui.:-- "'"'fPrd, torn-
urn,, ill li, it tti.. t", ,, .... v.. ..v
ksaldtlohtlntnr- d and 01 Nnwiliere
r.., vi.itut i,r -.1 i,i in, nit-.. e -and order. I
Will 4
"ItUltSUVY, JAKUAUYS, I8b!.
betwcAnlie hours of nlno o.l-InrU 'la the I nre
nuon awUvo o'elocu lu tho aflsruoou uf that
day, at tho Court Itoase donr 111 the t Itv nf Ore.
gonicountv Of Holt, afnnnald. sell at public
gon,
VI'Jll
veauiie, to ino nigin-'ii uii-!" or " ntni.
all ' th'
t.i..i, ii
m ingiii. iinn ,'' m.ji"- n
i ( - -tr.n. f It, nt.1 fit Mm
Vt-Ve'"!-,! r,if estis,of st.tiiuoh thCreef
Jiiifp. k.. . ..in..,. it i.i ui l.ru Otft fnwirnlni.
bV AliiWMiuiup nt to Jtii4f)(,-tti9 furt-soiwc
v.
I IV.
!!2i
PUBLIC SALE.
I will sett at I'h hi lo Auction nt my residence,
3-4 ot a mite vast of Oregon, Mo., on
Saturday, December 10. 1881,
The following des tlbcd f ropcrty, to-wit I
8 Head oMIorscs. 13 Head of Cattle. 2Htn
iloluker Wagons. 2 Set Work Humes. 1 Sin
gle Harness, a two-seated Iluggv, Corn Crusher,
i'lder Mill, A Champion Mowcr.riows, Harrows
etc t 2 good Hob Sleds, 0 ton Millet .nay, 4 ton
Clover and Timothy, no bushels Apples. Also a
tot of Household nnd Kttclu n I'urnltiiro. My
liNTIltK llliltl) OF
Jersey Red Pigs,
ronltlnenf o Mnles nnd IS Females AM
llOltOt'()HI)HKt. Tlio Jersey Iteds are tho
inotl lirolllnl)!'' hog now known. They fatten
l any nee. They nre very heulthy, hnve been
said lobe cho'era proof llclmv is given tho
wclftli.sn! several lots of Jersey Hed Hogs ro
irmly slaujihlcred In New Jersey i
15 hii-iS -22 months old, weighed 0 hours after
v'nx ure-'e-l. .ill iiver.iga of 7ol pounds.
.w miss, 0 1-2 mom lis old. wetuhed 0 hours af
tei leliiiisi-d .in averigool 113 p mmls.
Jlv Siwiie .ire n I In a fla state ol health, ud
r" vi-r- ini're ff in roiling riirpotes.
TCHMm.-aII iiiiis of sin nml under, cash!
nn .i Miihsniei-VIUii enilll of 12 mouths will
lielien, purchaser tilving note with npproved
secmUy, S.itu to begin proniptly at lo a, m.
AVM. A. OAltDNUIt.
SHEMIFF'S SALE.
, Whereas William 1'. Jones nnd Alllo A Jones,
his wife, by their innru?aK, with power of salo
tinted tin. 4th day ot November, 1872, convey
ed t'i H lit county. Mo., the following described
leal estate, bine nnd, being situated la nald
county und Stale, to-wtt i f
Thi southwet fourth of tho southwest 'fourth
of section 30, ton u.ship M, ranee :i.i.
AVhlch said eonveyanco was In trust to secure
the p iyment of a certain bond as la sub! mort
Kage with power tit s-iln Is df. scrlbetl and whero
u; It Is provided In said mortgage Hint In default
of the payment of said bond ticcordlng to its
terms una eitects that tho Slierlff of said county
lnli;ht proceed without suit on said mortgago
to fell sulil inorlgageit premlfes to satisfy said
dfbt. And whereas, default has been tnado In
t tic payment of said hnnd, and whereas, tho
County Court did on tlio 4tli dav May,
issi, 'nnkn an order entered of record com
manding the Hlicrlfr of said county to noil mild
iiiemlse.s. orsn much thereof nn will hesttniclcnt
in pay Mild debt. Interest nnd cost. Now there
fore, by virtue, of said mortgago nnd order, 1
will on
TIIUItSDAY, JANUAUY B, 1882.
between tin hoars of nine o'clock In tho fore
noon nnd live, o'clock in tho afternoon of that
day. at the Court House door la the Cltv ot Ore
gon, county tit Holt, aforesaid, sell lit public
vein ue. pi the highest bidder for cash In Hand,
nil the right, title and Interest f said William
I- Jones uud Alllo A Jones, of lu and to lho
above described real estate or so much thereof
as will be, sufllclcnt to satisfy tho foregoing
mortgage, Interest and cost,
W. If. FRAME.
Sheriff of Holt County.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Wherrnvfncob l-'lnlcnl by bis mortgage with
power of snle tinted the 1Mb day of January I87S
convey ",iro Holt eiiiiily,.Moth followlnjrldes-
erlbed ri-nl eslntf. lying uud being slluaUd In
s.i Id county and Htatc, to-vlt :
Thirty-seven and a half ncres In the east halt
of the wctt half of the southwest tpiarler of sec
tion 17, township M), of range 38 : and two-Mint-ii-half
acre till tlm west Mi ot the east ball of
same-section, township nnd range.
Which said conveyance was In trust toft-euro
the payment of a errt.iln hmd ns hi said inert
gige with power of s.iln Is ih-'ivlbed and where
as It Is provided In s ud iiiortgage thet In default
of thu pnymtnt ot s.ild boml iii-cordlii!: to Its
t'-rins uud elleets, hat the Slu-rl.t nf said coun
ty might proceed without suit oa s-ild mortgage
tnsellsald niorlgaged premises to satisfy said
tletit. And where n, default has been made In
tlio payment of satd bond nnd whereas t!m
CnuiiiyContt tlld oa tho 4th dav of May,
lSSLniaki1 an order entered otrccsrd command
ing tho Sherlltor said county to lull saltl prem
ises orso much thereof ns will fco rtifTleloiit to
pay said tit-ht, intcict and cost, jfmv. there
iore, by virtue or said mortgago and order, I
will oa
THURSDAY, .TANOART S, 1887,
between the hours of nlno o'clock in tho fnre
noun ami flvo nVloek In lho nftrrnomi of tli.tt
d.iv nt the Court ltriiji' "liior In tho city of Ore
Kin, county of tlob afoni-ilil. -it "public
Vi'inliie. to Ihi- hlg'ie t M Mer fur t:ah In
hand, a'l the ili- t, tltlo and intrrest
of mM ,l;ieih Flub'a' if. la Hivl to the nbovo
J.escrlli-'d n-nl t" to or --ii nu-c'i llircnf h will
be Minicli-nttn satify lho fonrUns inorfKa.'a.
Interest aud ctxt. W. II. Kit A ft R,
fhcrllf ol Holt Coanly.
THE LADIES
of Mound City nnd Holt county wilt
find It to their interest to cnll ut MKsea
Owens nnd Harbor's Millinory and
Dro-s-Making establishment, bcfuio
buying cl-ewhero. Second door south
of'W. W Frazor's residonco.
"nuckwhoat Flour
nnd Maplo Rynip at Smock, Owens
& Co., Maltland, Mo.
1882. The Honsaul Magazine of 1892.
AMERICA.
ARTHUR'S
Home Magazine,
A XKW YEAH.
NEW akd'mcreascd AMcnSsT
The Homo Mucnilne occupies, nnd lit
always eecupieO, n field of especially Its own.
While gathering for Its pages from lho wholo
r.iugMOf gt-iieral literature, tho editor and hit
eirp of undent en-laborers exercise tho most
i-nrefi'l dlocrluilnatlon In regard lo quality nnd
liilliience. Nothing Is admitted which, In their
vit-iv, can give fnlso lib-as of life, or woaken tho
ImiiuIs ot virtue. No matter hat may be tho
lepulailon, nor hew brilliant the talents of A
wilier. K lih mora, teachings are at nil qus
tionable, thoy cannot llnd a place lu or mjua
7iiie, And bcoiid this, Its publlllicrs claim that
In lis ueciClnr character and varied depart
ments It Is nmro IhoiDnehlylldentlned with the
people Inlhelr every day lite aud homo and
Fiu-lal Interests than any other first-class perl
oJIcal, 'lite Home Mngiitlno foi 18H3, mill bo
the innsi liilertdtliiB nntl iittruo
tlv tint ( lum j et apjienreil.
WHAT OCR fil'USCHIUKRS SAY.
'-The day nn which the Home Mngiigliin
eriDiro n lull ed even- monlh wlih J'iv, tint only
bt iiit.Hir, but Hu- wholo lamlly li is like tho
fare il .mnlilfilend," Vl
"I cannot nend elf this letter without saying
how pleaM-d Wr are with the lfiue Mnirn
xliio. It grows better every mflUh. We find
It next to luipoislble to do
"It Is so home-llko and
ISl'lV?0 ror nd
it- our liAllfr
eniiutillng j always upnenlv- : ' uur better
selves, and lilting us to hlghtft M'iutur Uilux
f 9flty ynars, and feol as If t'- ard.y llvo
' .K,!7N''V.en your Hour , tuesl6
HM. nWyw.seen none, thi ' m , y Sats
orlliatwlts, swull,"
"It certnhilriwJp tho
purity u( tone niiUV, .JV
At tO
I tho
ift'o, mad the iftfi.
all It has Cn,.
"It should ho
It as long us I HvK-Syf
"I.nm live the IlnW.'.
and bUsslnu of su m:i(ij
well jet u long wlt.i out
vl!u,"
TKRMH l'Olf5!
1 Copy, ono year,
. uupies,
" astll tnelubaT,..?r liN
jclmennnmboM loients. f ' .
(r.siiiuvHieri lorjoiH, wu
the NVJeiolilT I ml December
wlllYeMlre FIU9E.
iber numberfl of thU
L--.il, . r A.ii.vn.'nuii,,
'.-.'7 Kouth BUth Btreot, I'Ulladelphla, Ihi.
stray Notice.
Taken up by it. I,, Allen, In Clsy .township.
Holt county, Mo., and posted before quUe
rt u m U .w.kk a - UM.
ti.uinwiiy m . un iciiiniy, iiiib imrwi n guuw-
bfrryroan color, l7lmnds high, about IB ye.is
iiiii. whlio strip In face. Apprahed nt WO by
O. II. Allen, H, I'.Mooro aud Alexnoder Bid-
il L. ALLKK.
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