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

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cyNiMit.Mr.n.
Tho .United 'States Sonde on Mon
day confirmed .tlio nomlimtlon of J-'. T.
Krolinshuysou, of .Now Jersey, as Sec
retary of State. Ho has been twice Uni
ted States Senator nnd Is a public man
ofnbtlitv. Huh u son of the I'rellng
huyson who ran for Vice Preiidont on
tho Henry Clay (lo.kr.t In 18 It.
The President seems to lie in no hurry
about making a now Cabinet, nnd his
wisdom meets with general approval.
Tho eastern span of the trestle bridge
(of tho North Missouri ltallroad over
.tho Missouri Hlver at St. Charles. Mo.,
'gave way Thursday evening of lat
week, under tho weight of freight train
No. 12, consisting of an engine, thir
teen enrs loaded with llvo stock, eigh
teen cars of dead freight, ami a caboose.
.Tho engine- was the llrst to fall, tho cars
piling on top of It. Three of tho slx
mcn on tho train when it started over
the bridge nccompanied It on Its wild
leap of sixty-fivo feel Into tho river chan
nol. That two of them escaped to tell
their awful experience t corns a miracle.
Fir i of tho six men nro accounted lor,
and ono is missing -Jnck Ktrksloy. tho
engineer who stuck to his post.
A similar accident oceured at tills
.brldgo in October, 1879, and Inspected
nftcr the disaster. Tho reason that
bridges nro always Inspected after in
fjtca I of before falling is not known to
t'o the travelog public, but they nro well
aecuaintcd with the fact. Perhaps tho
stato railroad commissioners find It eas
ier to agree upon a report mado under
'micIi circumstances. When ono span of
nbridgo Is found in tho water Instead of
on tho piers wlioro It bulongi.lt tends to
harmonize opinions that tho structure
was unsafe.
Col. John V. FoiiNi:vdtcd in Phila
delphia Friday at thoago of (51. lie was
formntiyyoutsii conspicuous fiauro in
Pennsylvania politics. In his early llfo
ho was a Democrat, and tho protege of
James Buchanan. Soon after tho latter')
election to tlin Presidency, however lie
espoused the cause of Stephen A. Doug
lass, and when in 18G1 tho war of se
cession beyan ho allied himself hef.rllly
witli the Union parly, and afterwards
with tho Republican parly. Ho was
elected clerk of the House of Represen
tatives by tho Democrats in December,
18.ril, and held the poitlun until .March,
,18.')". Ontlmlfithol July, 1801, he
was chosen Secretary of tho Senate, m
which capacity ho served until Juno Itli
1808, when lie resigned for peisonul
reasons, lie founded the Philadelphia
Press in 1850 as a Donioeintio organ,
but in a few years converted it into a
staunch Republican journal, llo retain
ed control of the Press until n few years
ugo. Early In the war ho started tho
Washington Chronicle, and conducted
it for several years Hu wns a writer
of great ability mid force, and a fluent
speaker. Ho was a man of warm per
sonal attachments, and of kindly and
generous nature. His life was full ol
sacrifices for tho ndianeumont of others.
Ho was a friond to many both in and
out of polities.anil now that lie Is no
mure, there nro few who can truthfully
say a word against him.
To Whom it Concerns.
Strangers with teams and vehicles,
often heavily laden, passing through
tills town nnd going eastward, for lack
of any finger board to direct thorn, nat
urally proceed as far as Mr. Ill inch
urd'sfonco and llien turn down an alley
liotweon that fence and tho town lino.
After going along through this almost
'Impassable alley they como up squaro
against a gate and then know tliev uru
on tho wrong road. Willi great'difil-
culty tlioy turn back and return alon
tho road to iwpilro how tlioy may get
out oi town. About half of tho htrati".
ers going through in this direction meet
with this difficulty. All this has been
going on for years and might be obvia
ated if a fingerboard was placed on tho
right side to those going cast and at the
right place. There is a direction board
in Mr. Stuckey'.s lot, on the loft side,
placed exactly where no one will see It.
A very little intention on the part of
jtlio proper officers would put an end to
lids great annoyance to strangers who
lnia through town on their wav cast.
Tho slightest regard to tho Goidon
Rule, "Do as jou would be done by"
would eauso tho' placing of a plain
"tilde board at tliu light place.' When
those who pass along with heavy Iliads,
or at night find themselves in this trap,
It becomes a giave tioublo to them.
I hope that .this omission ot a plain
duly may never hnvo to be commented
on again. Could tluu wlio-o duty it is
to attend to this lie for one day, or
some days, placed whoro the writer is
and witness what takes place there
would ho ho delay. X
holiday mm
bometiii.no woura kkowiko
.That ChrlsUiits floods In our lino can
bo teen and had the popular
Store of
KffEEK$ WjiTSOfl
Wo hnvo an attraelivo display of Nov
cities mill ( 'Inti'iinliirUlti, IWiiriu I,,,.
various purposes. Thu HOLIDAYS
are near at hand, our customers are
nwaro of the groat dillleulty experienced
in jotting waltod upon, for the laH
iow nays neioro unnsimas. uur stock
Is complete, contaliiing very many
choice articles, not ' to bo found else
wlmro. We bnyull goods direct from
tho manufacturers. Wn wish am, to
come, pried, and fco our
Wo would Hiiggesl, that selections can
bo niadu now bol'oro tho rush com
mences, and llin goods left until wanted,
thus avoiding tho urnwd.
Rospootlnlly,
Kreek & Watson,
-Oregon, Mo.
ALL QVER THE COUNTY.
Forbci.
Health In this neighborhood Is
good.
Tho new store building is ready for
occupation, and will bo occupied by
Wilson & Scott.
Our enterprising merchant, John
Ross, is having quite a largo quantity of
wood hauled to this place.
Miss Molllo Devorss. who has been
visiting at this place, lias returned to
iter noino, near forest City.
C1T17.K.V.
Mound City.
Tho public school is In successful
oporatlon, It numbers indicate sncccis.
Tho season for snrprlso parties
who will bo tliu first victim? llo watch
ful that you may not bo taken unawares.
Tuesday morning was one nf groat
commotion. Cause explained at the de
pot, as a jolly party loft for St Jou to
attend tno opera and near .Miss Kellogg.
Tho deatli of Mrs. Thompklus, sis
ter of Mrs John Davis and Mrs. Crnti
neli, was very unexpected to her friends.
although sho had been very ill for sev
eral WCCKS.
Mrs. Nlnd, ot tho Woman's Mis
sion, preached on Sunday at the Metho
dic ennron, Uotli morning nnilevontnir
At both sci vices tho eliuivli was ero.vd
cd and many could not find seats.
XX.
Ii iko Shore
Wheat sowing still continues.
Rev. J. H. Nobles Is conducting a
soi ies of meetings at Kelso.
Mr. Penny recently lost two valua
ble horse by tho disease known as
"pink-eye."
Mr. Shroder, a very clever gentle
man ot Sabetha, Kansas, is visiting
friends near lligelow.
Tho personal property of Jamos
Riggs, deceased, was sold at public auc
tion Thuisday, Dee. 1.
Mr. J. W. Haiglcr has sold a fino
piece of limber to parties in Ruin, Kan
sas, where It will bo made into lumber.
Rev. Davis, preached at the M. E.
Church, South, lut Sunday, lie is a
young man of noblo appearance, nnd of
bright intellect, calculated to do much
good.
I.ONU 1'IKIIICIIMAN.
?orost City.
Charles Craves spent Thanksgiving
at homo.
Grand-pa Nies came to seo Georgia
last Sunday.
Mrs. Dug Ualdwln Is visiting her
parents in St. Joe.
Miss Lura Willis is on our streets
again, alter a few days illness
Tho meetings Mill continue under
tho guidance olltuv. Mr. Davis.
Will E. Mlnton and wllo aro deep
In thu mysteries of house-keeping.
Miss Julia Luckhardt, sister of
Louis Luckhardt, was in tho city last
week.
Mr. Colvln Is visiting his sister,
Mrs. Tom Collins, whom lie had not
seen lor 17 years.
Miss Kittm Canon, of Mound City,
sister of Mis. r,. . Luckhardt, was vis
iting hero last week.
. George McKinuev. Jr.. snent Sun
day in our iilaeo again. Ho will go to
kjk. tiuu ill uiu JllllllC.
Several went from hero to attend
thu opera on Tuesday evening, union"
thu number, Will Mlnton and wife anil
George Baldwin and Mrs. Perkins.
Li:o.
IUmsov
--Sid Morgan is In Southern Iowa,
bni. ding a residence on his Iowa larm.
''hurlio Fllnn continues to grow.
Present weight, 22-1. lie will ' bo a
double man in a iow days.
Our friend, C. Heran and hulv,
have returned from Southeast Nebras
lea. Mr. Hernn has sold his farm
there..
P. P. Rose has loft us. Wo notlco
that a cloak of t-orrow is seen on the
blooming countenances of some of our
ladles,
Tills Is thn u'nMt vnnr fi olilllo .....
ever know There is no loss liiau In
persons Insldo of a oirelo of four miles
. i. tt ....t t . .1..
ituiiuiiiiK iui Miai.es.
CIims. N'oland and Frank Murray
nro tho "boss" Horse tinders up bore.
Thuy hnvo in stock more raw-liido than
any tan-yard lu tho country.
On the banks of thn rolling Khnsoy.
s.it a ci n;il(j lost tn tiiouiit :
flii'lr i'vbi In ul.iilnos -qi-irkle,
rhy've readied tliu nemo sought,
lii-hlnd tho barn a lurking.
'"tlior thinking hunt :
Willi wild eye briitnn mischief
llu strikes across the yurtl.
TtaLr,l,n,r"ll"R near that couplo
V, !th mmtry fragrauo fell ;
T mlienu jiiiiiv.wiiii.ji, n mld-alr,
Then left with startled yell.
0 .,i!il,lA'li,t yanircr brntlier,
ho that glad meeting broke i
lor IralgMwnv olllh-; -turtcd
Anil toltt his awful Joke.
1'KACISKUI, Jon.
ntRoiow.
Whore, O whore, Is our littlo town
board?
John Cnton bought hogs hero lat
week at 95 HO per hundred?
-Judge Long will soon tako charge
of tho postolfico at this place.
Capt. Lucas wns among ws nn
wreck buying fat cows. Cap. looks
like ho was being well wintered.
Dr. Hunt was able to be out last
Saturday Tho Dr. tells us, that ton of
his family have been down with malaria
at ono time,
Wo understand that thero will bo
no Halo of Oharlm Manns' effects as
the heirs aro all of age, ami will sottlo
among themselves.
At tho publio sales of James Rlgsg'
midLllas Penny's oMates. stock of all
kinds sold well, notwitlistaiidinir tho
scarcity of food in the country.
Ralph Lewis, son of R. p. Lewis
lias been verv ill with diphtheria, hut is
now riM'ovorlng rapidly. Several eases
ol diphtheria, reported in tliu country
near town.
Your correspondent has Ijeon out
of his box for tho past week or two,
taking in tlio whale, tho comets and
other natural curiosities. Saw Squire
Henley also on our way.
-Conrad Loaso visited our town
last week buying furs. H0 is on thn
Missouri river now.trappingfor beaver,
llo reports tho capture of olght of these
animals on his last expedition.
Where Is Hlgolow?
Wiere hikes spread out on every hand
Where smucli (rruwt Kreen nnd niKlira crow
Where ro.uW nr. tmlii wltliout a i in r srowV
Tliere maiiih tlio town of lligelow.
AVhern h Hnuiiw ereek loins the Tarklo.
Where little n'uwlm to and fro,
Where iluks mill w eso mo All tlit' go,
There Btiimls tho town of lligelow" .
Burr Oak.
Nlco wenther.
Corn about all gatheicd.
Ask Mlnton how tho npplo noes.
Sinclair children still shaking with
tho nguu.
Ponnys, of Penny lake, nro.movlng
to old man Lunsford's at the ferry.
Wonder how W. . Lunsford likes
tlio uoy teacher by this timo?
Mrs. Randolpli, of-Tarklo. Is vlsl
Hug friends in and around Rulo, Nob.
Wonder what Mr. Angden thouglit
nlmut half past 6 o'clock p. ui., last
f'riday?
We wlsli that Rev. Williamson and
D. S. Alklru, ol Idle Wllda and Walnut
urovo, would givo us n nice littlo spell
ing school.
Follolnp is a summnry of HurrOnk
school, J. U. Hopper, teacher, for the
llrst term beginning Sept. fith, and oml
lug Nov. 21th:
Our literary society nt Idio Wilda
will bo held every other Thursday
night at Walnut Grove. Como on, a
gcod time Is anticipated.
Length of term, 3 months ; No. of
days taught, CO; No. of pupils enrolled:
Males, !!0j lomales, 21; No. of days at
tondnnco of nil pupils, 1,355; average
number of pupils attending each day,
22 7-12; avorngo number of days atten
dance by each pupil, 27 4-24.
l'KTK UVKltOIlEH.V.
Foront City.
, y: Martin is engaged nt tlio lum
bcr mill hero.
O. C. Pluinmcr Is dls-cl
;lng a well
for his lumber mill.
Tlio plnk-o.vo hns appeared nnionjr
the horses at tills place.
Jon Groves Is preparing to ship
corn from the north to this plawo.
Tho protracted meeting at tho M.
h. church is still In progress.
F. X. Riser, of Amazonia, is in
town looking nftcr some logs bought
hero last winter.
Holt county his furnished nnothor
minister for St. Joe, in thu person of
Rev. John Anderson, of tlio M. E.
Chinch South.
Cnin, Miller & Glass shipped two
car loads of hogs from hero on Tues
day night last. They also shipped one
load from Forbes at tho same timo.
Geo. Howard, Stmt, of telegraph
lines on tlio K. C. road, with his gang,
was in town Tuesday night. Hois
passing over the road in a hand car, re
pairing all Injuries to tlio lino.
Some of tho farmers who aro re
fusing to sell their corn with the hope
that tho necessities of tho peoplo will
soon foreo them to pnv much higher
t urn the prieu now offered, will find
themselves occupying a more odious
position, when It Is all over, than that
of usurer.
Aslicr Leasn and Miss Mary Sie
mlller were married on tliu 17th but at
the residence of tlio bride's parents in
loroMt city, by Klder Williamson. Tho
bridegroom Is an industrious young cit
izen of this town, a son of Tobias
Lease, who by careful management nnd
saving ids surplus earnings, lias within
tho last two yoara become the owner of
forty acres of land near town and a
houso and lot in town. His course is
worthy ot imitation by tho young men
now growing up In tills and other com
muniiioo. Thero aro other forties of
land nnd other houses nnd lots, or lots
to build on, that can bo bought cheaply
now, and a lew dollars saved from
time to timo will scciirii tin. in. n.....
in
uany will do so in tho next two years,
u-tead of snuanilcriiiP' thnlr Htltit unit
I
money in idleness or foolishly?
on
1
aero nil MiiiiiMiiiiK ami darkling, Is called
toinhid hy u visit to
13
Dry (Joods and Notion Emporium as
jou vlow their lmnilsumo display of
HOLIDAY 80022,
SUCH AS
Boxes, Desks, Dolls,
Ornaments, Baskets,
Cabinets, Vases, Brackets,
1 ...1 I I.. . . '
ii Mr ii." ,u Pretty Ih iibs.
lion t .ill to m.0 tliem now while llio
stock Is uuhioken, Vo aro imikhiK
Extensive Cuts
,(!V,c,?.,ittln,I,)rtEs8 "pons and into-
L.ADU. Ask to see them.
. Wyatt S k,
S. W. Cor. 4th & Felix Str.,
Time I Time I
Gontlo -onder, did you ovorpaueo to
think about the illght ol timo. How it
uies unit puiKos away. Did it over oo
cur to you that tho present is nil tliu
tune that you can olaiiu. What has
pascoii nas gone lorever, and tlio futuio
you may nevur enjoy. Now, you should
uniinj uiu prosont ior a ood purpose,
and it is important to have correct timo
numerous aro tno instances of groat
iiiniiijiuiiiiiuuiii, ill inn oy owing uolllllil
time; llowolten has been tlio cry, too
lata I Wo might refer to many Instances
m mm kiiiii, uui, on mis occasion will
rofer to but one. A fow years ago,
tlioro was a piece of property lor saio,
at a very low price; tw gen'tlomon de
sired to purehao It; thu first party
stnted thu exaot hour ot time lie would
liny; thn second party mado tippliou
tlon, mid was told that tho first appli
cant had tho first chance, up to a cer
tain hour, but In case hu failed to ooiuo
at said hour, the chance would tin
open to tho second party. At the up-
pointed nour tno tccoiui parly mado
ids appoaranco on timo and bought tho
pronortv nnd in fittoen minutes nftcr
tlio appointed hour, thu flret party put
In tin appearanne, but tliu property was
gone. The property sold at an advance
of $800 In a t-liort timo A good prieo
for correct timo. Wo will just say, if
yon wish to uvold disappointment. ero
to Horshberger & Anderson at Oregon,
nnd tlioy will show you tho most com
plete stock of CLOCKS to be found
any whoro. Just received from the
factory. Fully warranted to glvo sa Is
faction, Prices reasonable, One man
oighteon miles from this pine, purchas
ed a clock at this house, and stated lie
nived four dollars and fifty conts. You
nro invited to call on this Arm.
Wyati
NOW READY.
CHAMBER'S, HARNEY & GO.
With tho handsomest lino of useful
snown in mo oiiy, consisting oi ia .uoguo vvnro, iOtus wnro, Alajollcit Waro,
Dresden Ciiina, Hlsipto Figures ntid Ornaments, Plush Hags, Seal lings, Plush
Purses, Gilt Rraekots, Camp Stools, Metal Stands, Plush Pails, Plush Tubs, Wall
Pockets, Toilet Sets, Cornucopias, Fancy llnskcts, Leathor Odor Stands, Plush
Odor Stands, Russia Leather Fans, Pearl Fans, Pocket Companions, Perltimory,
Fancy Lamp Slindcs. Spool Uairol. Kbonlzod and Kmhrnli lnrnl 1trnnl.'ita mill
I owel Racks, Whisk llroom lloldors. Wlno Cups, Candolnbras, &o., &c. Tho
most of tho above aro elegant Imported goods, in every variety of ornament tor
parlor, drawlntf-rooni, droslng-room, library, mantlo and cabinet adornment,
nnd many of tlio diffoicnt lines nro entirely now in this market, never boforo
Having neon urouuiit tioru; nonco, wo
DOLLS! DOLLS! DOLLS!
Llinmiiors Mnrnoy & Co. hnvo ono
JiibCiihAl'l.bl' ns-ortmont of Uolls ovcry opened in tho city, consltlmr of
I rench Dolls, nx Dolls, Jointed Dolls, Crying Dolls, Sleeping Dolls, Daby
Dolls, Girl Dolls, Hoy Dolls, in fact, almost all tho different varlctes mado. We
particularly iibk an inspection of our prices on these cooils ns wo nro sclllnn
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.Hum iiLiiiiuui, iiuu-Hiiu uiu ii uus osuany nsKcti ior inem oy omor nouses.
Reinumbor, new goods is now the order of tho day with us In every de
partment. Call and see them.
Chambers, Marney & Co.,
NORTH SIDE FELIX STREET, BET 4THand 5TH,
ST. JOSEPH, MO.
-AllooKFitr.t:. Tho publishers of that
well-known lournnl, tho Savannnh
Weekly News, proposes to give to all
new snbseiibors who send m their nnmes
(with tho price of tlio paper lor ono year.
$2,00,) before tho 1st of JiiHiiary. 1882,
and nil subscribers who ronow befor
that date, n copy of any one of tho nov
els of tho "Morning News Librnry"frcu
of charjre. Thcso serials are written
by Southern authors and aro printed in
linndsoino quarto form, In excollant
stylo and on good paper. Tho Weekly
News is a iuaniiiio:h paper, and rank
with the bes journals in tho Union
This premium offer also extends to that
able ngilciiltural Journal, tho Southern
Farmers Monthly, and any ono the nov
ols will bo sent free to those who hub.
seribu.to tlio monthly for a year. Ad
dress, J. II. Kstlll, Savannah, Ga.
sMiii mm
Tin Toys, AVsx,,Cliiiiii
and Kublior DoIIh,
Mustache Cuds, In
dies' Cups, Mugs and
Cups ior Children,
Blocks. Work Boxes,
Writing desks,Fii'es,
Games, Drums, and
other now and novel
Instruments. Books
in great variety,and,
in fact, any thing
you want lor Christ
mas presents from
live cents up. Wo
have purchased over
$500 OO
Worth of line Goods,
especially for tho
Holiday trado. Como
and look, and bring
(lie children along.
HAS COME !
AT
KING & PROUD'S
OREGON, MO.
Till!
only exclusive confec
tionery houso in Ore
gon is kept by U. P.
Hostettcr.on tho north
fide of tho publio
where you can find tlio
largest lino of Christ
goods In tho lino of
HOLIDAY CONFECTIONERIES,
over Drought to Holt
county. Our lino of
Candy Toys
Candy Fruits,
.Ornaments,
1 Cornucopias.
Dolls, etc., etc.
Just Remember This
That my lino of gooiZs
Is now nnd fresh and
that tlioy must bo sold
So nmko jour littlo
ones happy, and at tho
same timo save your
self a fow pennies bv
i-miiiiir ui mi
....in...-... .i. .
ho only ox-
elusive
store of
Confectionery
HOSTETTER,
ORKGON, MO.
Statement of Oregon School,
Tlllim MONTH.
! fc.
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& &
! y v
7(! CS.S 17.
A7 4!.B 10.0
3 33.0 111.7
13 37.1 I0.A
M 41). 14.3
NAM 13 OF HOOM.
Mrx. Kcllujnt'H Itooin.,
Hiss I.iiktui's Uiioin, ,, ,
.Miss l.cluni'r sliooiu,,
.Mr. ltuhiv's Itooin...
Normal Itouia,.,
Totnl
, 270 238.3 13.)
I'm cent, of uttcnilance, 87.
r.iiAUou, Irlncl(iiil.
CQy New styles in Hats, and onus at
Kreek & Watson,
ntid ornnmentol Holiday Goods ovor
know all will on oy secniff them nnd tliev
of tho largest linos nnd undoubtedly
Visit tho Schools.
Directors have you legally fulfilled
tho duties of your ofllce? Did you visit
tho school when itcoKinienccl nnd en
courage nnd strengthen tho timelier by
our preseiicu? Hnvo you been thero
sincoP Tlio school law says "It shall
bo tho duty of tho directors to visit tho
schools under their euro." Hiiro yon
tlono so? Will you wait until somo
dKlleiilty arises between teacher and
pupil or patron, which may require
that you bo called In; thus verifying a
saying uniong old teachers, "Unit it is
nn indication of trouble In a school to
seo directors visit it." Do not wait for
nn occusloii of that nature; visit tho
school immediately, nnd in a body oill
dally. If you can say anything oncour
U!lng for tho tcaehor and pupils, do
not neglect to do k publicly befoio the
school. You hnvo no idea of tho pros
llgo It will givo teacher and pupils.
Parents, visit tho school. Seo wheth
er tho teacher Is a l'uithfill workman or
u shirk; whether ho Is inspiring your
children to a love of Industry nnd p'rob
ity, or training thorn, br bad maunyc
nient, to ii hatred of labor and honest
cxoition; whether they arc learning to
lovo knowledge and virtue, or to hato
thorn; whether bv school intlunnco
their hold's are improving or ilercnor-
nting. How will you know utiles yon
visit tho schools P Go with your chil
dren to school. Spond nt least a half
day there, and go often. Your children
will fcol that you nro internstod In their
welfare, and it will beget lu them n
pride nud lovo for school. If nny dilll
eulty arises between your child and tho
tcaehor, m which you think tho child
ha not received justtro, go -nt once,
personally to tho teacher. Tho matter
will bo more amieablv. nditistcd than
by opening a correspondence with him,
for which ho has neither timo nor in
clination, anil which if porsislod in
would only mako matters woro.
-ll who have any interest In our
schools, would manifest it by their occa
sional appcaraneo in tho school room.
E. L.
fiufiSEiiY Stock.
I'OItSALK IN OUDEIt TO
On account of failinrr linnlth T
forced to offer my entire Nursery Stock
forsalo. 1 will "Ivn Hindi iviuiitiwT-
buy good sized bills ofjtrees unusuafin
dueemonts to pnrehasu NOW for Sinlii"'
i iauuug. i nave a largo stock of Fruit
ami ui nainontal Tress to disposo of,
consisting in pnrt ot
20,000 Apnle trees. 2. 3. i. iiml
win.
Also Pencil. Pear. Plum. Am-font.
uuu iiony trees in aouiiuaneo.
i . ,i . . . ,- . i ,
A larco lot ot hvercreens. from 1 tn
luaeot high.
A lot of lleeeh. Whltn Illich m,,1
UiiOhtiiut trees.
A lariro and choice solfintlon
berries, Raspbe'i ries, Gooseberries, nnd
ouiiwuurrics, urapus, etc.
Flowering Plants and Shrubs.
GIJO. P. LUCKHARDT,
Oregon, Mo
I Will havo !l cholco.lot of Poland
Uiilmi Il2s forsalo lu the Spring.
-A woman's ndvico is gonornfly
woiiu wiving; so, h you nro in any
irouulo, tell your motlior or your wifo
or your sister all about It. Ho assured
that light will Hash upon your dark
ness. Women nro too commonlv
udgod verdant in all but purely
womanish affairs. No philosophical
student of tho sex thes judgo them
unoir intuitions or insight aro most
subtle, nnd if they cannot sue n cat in
tlio moid thero Is no cat there. I ad
vise n man to keep nono of his affairs
from his wifo. Mnny a homo has boon
saved and many a fortuno rotroved by
n man's conlidonco In his wifo. Wo
man Is far more a soor and a prophet
than man, if she bo given a fair ohnnco,
As a general rule thu wives confldo tho
minutest of their plans and thoughts
totholr husbands. Why not reciprocate,
if but for tho pleasure of meeting con
fidence with confliloiice? Thu moil
who succeed best In life nro those
Who make confidants of tliels wlvos,
$1,000 to loan in amounts to suit bor
rowers nt 10 pur cent annual Interest,
Cii.uti.K3 W. Thomas,
Orogou, Mo.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Hy virtue and authority of a spcclnl execution
IhciI Irom tho onico of tho clerk of tho Circuit
Court of Holt county, Mo., rcturnablo at tho
Jai imty term, lssj, of said court, and to tno di
rected fa favpr ot tho Btato of Missouri, at tho
relation niul to tho 1110 of Fred Myers, col.ector
ot revenue of Holt county, nad against
Unknown l'artles.
I hnvo JcvlCil iipon nnd seized nil tho right, title ,
.'.''i r.csf i""? ? pf ' 10 81,1(1 'lefendniils. of, In,'
Vtt 'olIowlnR dcscrllicd real cstato.W
It22 In hlock 42, in l'orcst City.
All lyhiiraiiithehiff lasald county and Btato
ot Missouri ; n:id I will 011
8ATOHDAY, JANUARY 7, 1882
between tho hour of nine o'clock In tho tore
noon and live o'o ock lu tho afternoon of that
day nt tho Court House door In the city of Oro
roii, county of Holt aforciald, sell the siune.nr
mi iiuieh thereof as may ho required at publio
vendue to the hlKlieit bidder for cash In hand
to s;itl$fytsatd oxueutlou and coUs.
W. II. I'ltAME,
Blierllt ot Hult County.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Hy ylrtuo nnd authority nf n special oxceutlon
Issued from tlio onico of the Clerk of the Circuit
(.Olirt Of Hlllt POIllltV. Mil., l-i.tll.nnl.ln nf ,1...
January term, lss2, of said Court, nnd to mo dl-
recionn mvoroi ncii Myers, collector of rev
enue of Holt county and against,
W. Vt. Ilhunnn an J Win. I.. Dllllnirhnni,
1 hnvo levied iiimi mid seized nil tho rlRht, title.
Interest mid claim of the said di-fendeiiU. of. In
and to tlio following described real estate towlt
Lots 8. 15, 10, and 17 la block 18, la Forest City,
All lying and belnc In said county and Stato
of Missouri ; nud I will, on
8ATUKDAY, JANUARY, 7, 1882,
between tho hours of nhio o'clock In the fare
noon and tlvo o'clock la tho afternoon of that
day, nt thn Court llouso door in tho city of Ore
L'OII. coillitv of Holt nriiresalil. soil llm u-im .,-
so much thereof ns may bo reniilred at inibho
yenuue. to tiiiMiigiiesijbidder for cash In hand,
to satisfy said execution ami costs.
V. II. PltAMR.
Hhcrlir of Holt County.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
IlV VlrtllO llllll nllthorltV or nil nvnnnllmi f.i.
costs. Issued fmm thn ntllun of tlw. ii.ri.- ,.r ,i,..
Cliciilt Court of Holt county. Mo., reluraablo .it
mo .iiiiuiary lerm, mss, of suld Court, and to
me directed 111 favor r Itlmln., I.-I..1.U mi.i
llgillint.
John I, OrlK'bv. Amelia (IrlKsby, Clinrlcs Wes-
ii-ii .nine i, i-.ii,iu, uuiiu .-iiooro ana ucorgo
Mutiru,
I have levied iitinn nul ni7r,l nil n... .ii.i.
title, Interest nnd el.ilm nf tlio snhl ilefendants,
of, In and to thu following described real cstato.
to-wlt :
Tho soutlnvrst nnarter nf lbe iiurilin.mt mmn.
ter. and tho northeast oinirtcr of tin, Miutlm-p-a.
quiirter and tho uorthwr.st inmrtcr nf tho xouth
o.ist iiuarter of section 21, township C3 and
nnd rsniKS as.
All lying and being In said comity and Stnto
of Mlsiourl : nnd I will, on
HATUHDAY, JANU11YA 7. 1892.
between Ihe liours of iiliin o'tloi-k In the fore
noon nnd live o.elnck la tho ntteriinna of that
(lav at the Court House dour In tlin eitv nf (rf .
gon. enmity nf Holt aforesaid, sell tho same, or
so much thereof as limy bo required at pnulln
vi'iiniin id uionigrcsi manor ior eiusti In luuiil
to satisfy said execution mid costs.
. 11. WCAMK.
Hlierllf of Holt County.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
llv vlrluro mid nnllioiltv of a tmnserlnt yi.
ciitlnn Issuo-'Ufrtnii tlit- omeo of tlie CU-rli nf tho
Circuit Cni'i-t of Holt county. Mo., returnable
at thn January term, 1M-2. of said court, and to
mo illieel.d in favor of I'razcr, Wilson & Co.,
and against
Nnthiin linker.
I lmvn letleil itiinii ami hi-7i-i1 nil tlin t
title. Interest und claim nf the said defendant,
of, In und to the following described mill estate,
tO-Kltl
All of lots .1 unit 4 lu liloel:
12 In the nrlghml
town of Craig.
All Ivlnis ntid bebiL' tn milJ ennntv nml Rt-it,.
of Mlssoiul ; nud I will na
HATlfltDAY. JANUA11Y 7. 1881.
bptwcii thn hours of nhin n'elnek lu tlio fore
nnua a id llvo n'lo'-k hi Ihn afternoon nf that
dry a the t'ou-t llou-o dinr In tho city of Ore
KOILCilllUtV of Holt ufoii-sillil. sell the s.-imt.np
mi niiich tberenf as nmv bn required at publio
vea lite to the highest bhhlor for cash la hiind,
to s itlsfy nald execution and costs.
W. II. l-UAMli.
Hherllt of Holt County.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Hv virtue and antlmrlrv nf a frennr.il nvnnMtlun
Issued frnm thn onion nf thn Clerk nf llm rirnnlf.
Court nf Holt ennntv. Mn., returnahlo at tho
.lanui rv lerm, lusa, or said Court, and to me ill
reefed in favor nf thn Klniri-p Miinnrnr-tiirim'r?..
nud against
Joel Hester,
I have levied miibii and Knlzml nit tlmrlflit tni
Interest and claim of tho .said defendant, of. In
and to tho following described real estate, to
wn i
All of lots 7 and R. In block A. In tlin Wmiin,
addition to tho town of Oregon,
All lying and being In maid county and Stato
of Missouri i and 1 will, on
SATURDAY. .TANUAltY 7. 1882.
between thn hours of nine n'elnek In tlm fn.
nooa and live, o'clock In tlio nftemoon nf that
day, nt tho Court Houso door In tlio city of Ore
gon, county of Holt aforesaid, sell tlio same, or
so inuh thereof as may, bo required nt public
yomluo to thn highest Wilder forcnsli In linnd,
tn satisfy said exeeutinn nnd cost, subject to all
prior claims, liens and Judgments.
, W. If. I'ltAMK,
Hhorlff of Holt County.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Hy vlrtuo nnd authority of a transcript execu
tion ksued from tho nfrico nf tho Clerk of tho
Ire uit Court nf Holt county, Mo., returnable nt
tho Jniiuary term, 1882, of said Court, nnd tn
inn directed In fujor of J no. K. Thatcher, and
against
Henry Shutts,
I havo levied upon and seized nil tho right, tltlo
Interest and claim of tho said defendant, or, la
and to tho following described real estate, to
wlt t '
. Tho northeast quarter of tho northwest quar
ter of section (22), Township (50), rango (371 :
(03) acres In west linlrnf tlip northeast quarter
of section 27. township, oo, rango 89) . nnd
thirty acres In thn northwest quarter of tho
northeast (matter of section 30, township 02,
rango J so J. '
of Mlslourf nuil I w'iff onSald C0Hnty 0,1(1 Htate
HATUltDVY, JANUAltY 7. 1882,
between tlio hours nf nlnn u'nlni.k in tin. fn.
noon nnd tlvo o'clock tn the afternoon of tuiit
m.jr u. uiu iuuri jiiiusu iinnr m me city ot Ore
gon, county nf Holt aforesaid, sell tho same, or
so much fhrrcot as may bo required at publio
vondiiQ to tho highest bidder for cash In band,
, W. II. I'ltAMK,
Bherltfot Holt County.
EST RAY N0TICE.
Taken nil liv Tlwimn. Pnttln In
ship and pnsted before Daniel Zool
nf Hiild township, on the 22nd day of November.
1881. ono steer 4ft. 0 In. high, red color, 2 yciir-i
TUH....
m in m i aiio si ar in inronem i wh te str no
tall whito: llrilliilod on lelt nlmnlili.pultl. fl,.,,..,
eit saotililer i botli (tanks white t bush Vf
".uAiV:...." u( SSi 'Y iKli "anil
4V
Taker up.
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