The Holt County sentinel., October 26, 1883, Image 1

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VOLUME XIX.
OREGCXN", MISSOURI, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1888.
DUMBER 22
-Jcnwy Jackets nt Kreek & Watsons
Kojd tbu ctrd from Ulgelow, this
rek.
James L Allen bns rttitrnod from
his eastern trip,
Wttte Arthur WVIch denies the
vhnrgo of hnpging tho girls.
Ueorgo llnrmon U In Howell toun
y, Missouri, looking up n cattle ranch.
Clark Froutt returned from Knntas
Batnrday. Ho pumas a quarter-section
o( land In Sum nor eounty.
Honrf Plngor and wife, of St. Jo
epb, spent Sunday with Mrs. PiHgwr's
parents, Mr. and Mr. A Gemcckcr.
If thoro Is any relatives of John
Langley, late ot Colorado Springs,
Colorado, in Holt or adjoining cnun-
tie, pleaso lend their names to Lewis
I. Mooro, Oregon. Mo.
Miss Nannie Ollstrap, niter nu nh
enco of several months nt her homo In
La P atn, Mo returned to this city on
Saturday; he will enter our Normal,
making Itor home with her sUtor, Mm.
B. 0. Thomas.
George A. F. Parker of Dallas,
Texas, 1 now studying law with C.
"W. Thotuns. Mr. Parker was a fortxer
ipupil of Mr. Thomns at Slulhlna, Mo.
Charley says ho if proud of his "law
tboys" 8.F. O'Fallon, W. It. Hoffman,
L. C. Irrine and G. A. F. Parker, all
rflrst-clasa young men.
On 8nndny last while tho families
of John and Michael Kniiz were return
ing from tho Hlchvlllo church, their
tanta became frightened, nnd on
making a short mm upst tho ydiiele,
ithrowlngVtbe parties out. Mies Lucy
:BunB had her ciillur b.me broken, and
Miss Katio received n sovcro strain ot
lUie nnklo.
George Kapp. niauaeer of tho St.
.Joa Oo-Oporativc Stoic, Mnitlmid, Mo.,
'& effonng big bargains In all Hues ot
goods. Read his advertisement in this
ibisne of tho riKNTiHKL. He carries ev
erything that man, woman or child
wants, nnd nt prices so low It coonis
.-almost Impossible that he makes any
tiling on his goods.
Christian Meyer Post, G. A It., of
tbls city, is making efl'orts to secure
headstones for all unmarked ov-Uiiion
isoldier who aro buried nt Forbes, For
est City, Oregon, K chvlllo and Zneh
pwu'v Fnendi ol the deceased will for
ward the following information to Capt.
W. T. Eddy, Quartormasti r, Oiegou:
2iamo of deceased and caufo of tit nth ,
rank. cmpauy aud regimrnt.
Captain H. H.Seiley.ofChlilicoihe,
Mo., and of the lecture bureau, n ill de
liver his notMl le. lure enti led "Gettys
burg ai'd Lifn in Southern Prisons,"
iu tho tho M. E. church of tht city,
,Muuday evening, Novembor fith. This
will be one of the most attractive lec
tures of the season. Wo can nature
the ox-soldlors who wore the blue ami
(the gray that their attendance at this
declare will uot be considered n "pow
wow." It is with ploaeure wo announce
rtJbo completion of the Kansas City,
rSprinjjfiold & Memphis ratlroaJ to Mom
phis, Tenuesee, aud that this short
ronto betweon the South nnd West and
jNorthwest was opened for business
irom Kansas City on Sunday Inst and
irom Memphis on last Tuesday.
Through passenger trams between Knn
fctti City and Memphis, with Pullman
Palace Sleeping Cars and elegant day
-coaches, are now run dully, lcaying
Kansas City at 6 I'M. and Memphis 9:30
AM.
One of the ploasautcst duties that
tus devolved on tho Meteor Is to chron
iclo tho marriage of Mr. W. L. Riflfe, a
prominent young business man of this
city, and Miss Enmm Woodyard, a
charming and accomplished young la
dy of Bldgo Farm Illinois. Tho ooro
rnony occurred at the resldunee of the
brldo on Tuesday, Octobor 16th, 188!l,
Bey. Seals officiating, aud was witness
od by a select circle of tho fi lends of
the high contracting parlies, -Craig
Meteor.
On Saturday evening last. Octo
ber 20th, Master Willlo Hindo cele
bratai his twelfth blrtday by enter
tuning a number of younj?iuls, at
tho clejmut horns of his parents.
A magnifloont luncheon was spr.ead ; at
the table were seated the following:
tasters Guy Cummins, Leo Cnadduck,
Charley Castle, Harry Cotton, Orla and
Drey too Davis; Misses Emma Roecker
Atom LuckbarJ Mary Peter, Ida LI in
put, Katie Ash worth, Lulu Dobyns,
Mogio A)lcn.
Again wo aro culled upon to chron
iole the removal of ouo of best and
roost highly ostooined citizens, Mr. S.
W. Morrison, ox colloclor of tins comi
ty. WiO ondorstaud he goes to Sabetjin,
Kansas, where bo will ougago in tho
mercantile business. Ry his Etrlut in
tegrity, nnd nobleness of mind lie has
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i t T. .. . Mil.. . . i
fiabotOa gain n citizen worthy to be
proud of. May good luck ever follow
Alr.MorrUou and ulsiiilerouMng family.
Jersoy Collars at Kreok h Watson's'
Mrs. Anna K. Irvine is visiting in
Omnlin, Nebraska.
Miss Katlo Polk is toachlng the
Blackberry school.
T. W. Collins, of Bt. Joseph, was
in Oregon, lust Monday.
Services at tho Christian church
next Sunday morning ami evening
by 0 C. Hill.
Tho old post-nlllcc biuldluit for sale.
Inquire nt onco of C. W. Thomas.
Agent, Oregon, M.
Married, by Judge- Knowlos. Oeto
bu 22d, Mr Iliiam Drew nnd Miss Jen
ie Jones, both of Forest City.
We regret to announce the serious
illness of Kdivh, the charming thrco
year i. let daughter, of Cave J. and Ora
Hunt.
-A lecture bureau is beiug organ
ized iii otir city. Thore aro alreadv
some fifty fiiiruers to thu articles of
agreement.
Allrt Aueelmetrt, of Atchison
county, spent a few days in thu city this
week, with xU brothcr-iu law, Daniel
Zachman Albert contemplates ro
moving to Kanftis in the spiing.
Tho ChUago, Rurlliigton & Qulncy
railroad wl'l soon tun through Denver
trains over che Vallsca branch. Tho
distance M.ivtd bv this route from Chi
cago Is about fcvouty-thu. mill's.
An ttld gcntlunrm living about
thirty miles nbovo keie, came down to
see Dr. Geoigo Fl-ionbuum, for medi
cal treatment. Although ihu Dou.or
has k'ft us, his lame Mill ruumius.
The Mohammedan prophets say
November 8, will be thu last day of tho
world Tho newspaper fraternity Is
always prepared for this, but thov arc
troubled for the safety of their delin
quent subscribers
Hallow-Even or Halloween is teh
nanm popularly given to the evo or vig
il of All , Hallow, or festival of All
Snluts, which being the ilet ot Novcm
ber, Halloween is tho evening of tho
l! 1st of October. In England it was
long customary to crack nuts, duck for
apples Ik u tub of watur nii'-l perform
other harmless fireside revelries. While
the same thing can be suld of Scot 'anil,
the Halloween cerumoule- of thv.t coun
try partook more of a superstitious
character, taking iim- iig rustics, tho
form of a char.u to discover who should
lui tus or her partner for life. Oilii.'Su
now a'insst exploded customs thobest
sunnnary is tlmt coniameu in n.iins
well-known poem of; "Hallowe n."
The Ladles Missionary Society i'bo
Chiistian church will.cclobrato llaiv-
et'ii by giving a Japanese Tea on iWxt
Wednesunv uvonliii:, Oetober 31st. A
Japaneso cup and cancer will bo pre
sented to every patron of tho Jiol'iesli-
ment table.
On Octobor 18th, 1883, a very
pleasant time was had at tho rcttldcnco
l Mr. Thornhlll,on which occfti-ioo Mr.
Albert Foster and Miss .lonnlo Thorn
hill were united in matrlmMiiy, butween
eight and i.inu o'clock, I'M. Quite a
number of relative aud friends from
Orcg .u accompanied by the Quintette
club, gathered to witness tho ceremony.
Altera lew selections from the Qniu
teite Club, the couple mndo their ap
pearance. Enquire Hoffmann as cil
them if they wished to foruko single
b'esfednoss, and receiving an afTiirm
atlTu answer.tho 'Squiro caid "so bo it "
After the ceremony was over, tho par
ty enjoyed thoinsolves by cougra.ulat-
ug tho happy couple,muslo nnd games.
iiul last of all, though uot least, by
doing their duty at the well filled sup
per table. Mr. Thoruhill said if It had
to bo douo over, he would throw open
the doors aud have a hugo timo. Tho
affair passed off very pleasanty, nnd if
our you nil friend Hurt will uxeielto all
I lie goou qualities ot uts som, nu will
bu a happy man and have a happy
homo uith the nleasnnt bildu he has
captured.
The jail birds on Monday morning
last, had their plans all completed for
a break, but jailor Phllbrlck ilisuay
cred tho little game too soon for tho
boys and they wero sent to tho cage.
Thos Gllkcrson, who was brought hero
from Atchison county for safe keeping,
seems to Imvu boon the ring-loader.
The plan was to over-power jailor Phil
brivk as ho entered thu cell to give
them tbwlr breakfast Hereafter their
meals ill bo given them through tho
window bars. Latkk. Just r.s wo go
B press this Thursday morning, Oeto
lior 26th, another attempt was made by
the prisoners confined In tho lower cell
to effect their eseapo. Sheriff C.istle,
accompanied by cx-sherlff, Frame,
went over to the jail, and in making an
examination to see that everything was
rule, discovered that an excavation had
been made in thu stono floor, about
tin eo feet from tho west end of tho
cago, mid iluht up against thu north
slue. Tlioy had Miccecdcd In getting
out n wngon Usui or two ot rook, nnd
wero tunnnliiiE; noith. If it had not
been for tho timely discovers', tlioy
would bavo bcon at liberty insldo of n ,
wcok, The cells should bo examined
every day tojieo that everything issifo, J
as men tlmt are confined behind tho
bars of a prison, will use ull means In
- . ... .. :.... I., ill
,ii sir power io regain iu'ir iiuvuy.
Hlatikots, Comforts and Red
Spreads at Kreok & Watson's.
Tho contract for painting tho Pros
bylcrian church nt New Point has been
given to John W. Urcono, of this city.
- A H. Jamison, of Mound Clty.ono
of the best Ian yors In the Platte Pur
chase, ha been qulto 111 for several
weeks. He Is now much better, wo nre
pleased to learn.
We aro glad to announce that Mrs.
Jennie Sloan, of While Cloud, Kansax,
who wns servcrely burned by a lamp
exploding in her hands a short lime
ago, is now out of danger.
If our literary society is In need
of a live question to debate, we would
suggest that they d:seuss '-Is Woman
a Porson." Tho Attorney-General of
MaisactisclU hasdeclded she is sot.
Miss Dora Lawrence and her sister !
Tvenn, who havo been absent nt tho
Hot Springs, Arkanpas, for several
werks, havo returned to their homo in
Craig, Miss Dora belig much improved
in health.
It lm been a long tlm.i since our
jail hftd so many occupants us at pro
cut. The following are thu pintles:
Walter Met rian, J. C Collinc, 0. I).
Clifton and Guy William", grand lar
ceny; I nos. (iilkcrson, burglary; ork
Dorren, avs.iult; Julia Rhodes, infanti
cide.
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FOR THE MEXT 30 BAYS !
THE BOTTOM KNOCKED OUT of HIGH PRICES
Special Bargains in
Boots & Shoes, Cashmeres, Coats and
Vests, Calicos, Jeans, Alpaccas, Cassi
meres, All kinds of Gloves and Mittens.
Alpaccas worth $1.00 per yard for 72c ;
worth 50c for 35c. Jeans at Special
Low Figures. Cassimeres at Special
Bargains.
U'.iiivm'pil In Material nnd Workman-dim
years, nnd wo know what wo arc tulkinc alout when wo say M I). WELLS & t'O'S Rome and Shoe.' aro the lnxt made in this Couutrv. Wo have their Goods in
all guides, from the common to thu Uncut. whU'h we ofler at flguivn all can stand who buv to get a good artielo. Wo also have as fine an nMirtineut of GLASS
WARE hi ean be found in the Comity. Como In and dio our Beautiful and Ornamental Svts (Jl'EEX.SWAU II, the besi CHARLES MEAKI.VS Wares at ROT-
TOM PRICES.
ME Wool Hi d Vests at Less than Cost.
UMiness. Call in and sou u. No troublo lo show goods.
SCHULTE BRO.'S., OREGON, MO.
Stini Sandals at Kreek & Wat
COtl'i'.
f is too short t try halt a dozen
r
kiuds of 'Suro Cures," when
surfers with a cougii or com suck
best anil uho Dr. Hull's Cough
will euro your cough and nev
er ilisipoint you. All druggists sen ii
nt tweiVv'flvo cents u bottle.
st Saturday, Oitiirlo-i Vmlng,
who
thiee miles north of herar,
mnj to
thu uort
n ami hitched his team on
of the square. About
nine o'c
reaily to,
n tho evening, hu being
for lioini', found on near-
lug litsteilr
hat thu swingle-tree and
also it:o wu
i hammer had been ro-
movod from tho wagou, nnd the hnr
nu's tug cut in twain. Thu toum be
ing a span of mules, It is evident that
the guilty onus were tiequuiutud with
thorn, otlierwiso they would not havo
speculated so near their heel). The
miscreant who did this, wu nro ghul to
gay, does not live in our city. Evident
ly ho bad some grudgo nguiust Mr.
Vlulng. All our otlleers now want is
another link in thu olmiti ot evidence,
and some one or more will find that our
aw is not a sovore on one who openly
oxpres-es his seiitiinonls in some other
manner, than by porpW rating the acts
of a snuaU and eon aril.
T1
ft lift t . tl
IMPYI uppt
Wu will have on fale a Full and Coniplutc Aesoilmciil of
Cloaks, Dolmans, Russian Circulars, Ulsterettes, Eta,
For Ladies' MLses, aud Children lujall the LnWot aud Nobblesl Styles, nnd nt iwlonishingly Low Prices.
nUCDPnATCFor Men, Youths and Boys.
UVtlibUAlO At Bottom Prices.
Bio- Drives in CANTON FLAN'ELS !
BOOTS -A.3STJD SHOESS
CI o iper tlinn tlit CHKAPUST. Mens' Wh. lo Stock, Saddlu-Senni Routs for V) Men-' Warranted Hand-Made Kip
ttoot, $t.00. A Full and Complete Line of Rl'IIRKR GOODS (Candee llrand) in Roots rit. " anil SnndeN. fur Men.
Women nnd children. Arnll at mir store and an inspci'tioii ot our Moik and prices, wi 1 coiumco y u Unit we are offer
lug rale bargains in iu all Hues ol goods.
St. Joseph Co-Operative Store,
GEORGE RAPP, Manager,-Maitland, Mo.
E.T SLAUGHTER OF
If tl esy Goods rit in tho Solo or Sewlns It won't cost von a cent to have tlnim
WRAPS!
-AT-
Townsend, Wyatt & Co's
For Old and Young. Tho Lirgo-t Stook West of Chicago.
A.3Q.dL Coats
in FLUSH, SILK AND DIAGONAL
C'hcnpost Garments is
Every Dejarlmt low Fifl of lew Fall Goods.
Townsend, Wyatt & Co.,
St. Joseph, Missouri,
Southwest Corner Fourth and Felix Streets.
roinwtWCT.JCJwufnTi rr i II 1 1 wu mw marjoram Ptoaaccjatno5.,XTO'iyi ibktwta wa uBwrmwcwi
We Offer
A 'Very Large Assortment of Gent's &
Ladies' Gloves and Mittens, at COST
for 30 days. We have the Best and
Neatest Buck, Saranac, Lined and Kid
Gloves in Holt county, all at COST for
30 days. We have the exclusive right of
selling the celebrated
M Wool Qvorooats
..wo, i . .i. . . ' 1 r " '
WRAPS!
FARRICS. Rest Mudo, Rest Fitting and
what we claim for our stock.
reiiuired. Wc have handled them for
at Low hm Fws,
Jersey Gloves nt Kreek & Watson's
N..I. Ky-cr has nurehased the Jake
Martin farm near this city.
A few su ond hand wagons and bug
glos at D. M. Martin's at bargains.
T. L. l'neo has for salo.'or trade,
at a lmratu, a TIowo Sewing Maehiuo
nlmoHt new. Call and ceo.
-An exchange observe that tho
greediest man nftor a newspaper Is he
who Is too nieiui to subscribe. Ho is
always in waiting for the latei-t paper,
and it is not two minutes on the own
er's premises until tho uoc-subsoriber
pouncos upon It, anil noror lot - up un
til tho lnt line Is read, nod then per
haps easts it asldo with the remark that
ho could mako n bolter uowspapur him
self. rou Tin;
RES T FRESH OYSTERS,
SKHVIUI.IN AM. HTVI.ES,
OO TO
HOWARD'S RESTAURANT,
OIll'.OON, 110.
KANSAS WAGONS
POIl 8.W.K II V
W.m, fi, canon, I'nmwrCiTV, Mn At
JtJ2.nO CASH, ok t?C0.0U ON TIME.
Go to Kreek & Watson for SulUor
Overcoats.
Wo have n farm of 1(10 acres for
sulci. Call at this olllcv.
- A good parlor cook fttovo for Hale
nt a baigaln. apply nt this otUce.
E. I. Uostettor Is now receiving
frufh oysters, and it is just thu place to
be served nicely.
ChrM Mover Post, 0. A. R. meets
to-morrow eienlng, the 27th Inst. All
member are earnestly lequested tube
ptexent. Visiting coniindes nre fiater
nully invited.
P. M. Hook, llit photographer, it
now prepared to mako you tfoud
pioltiro-i ami ;n cliv:i, nn you can yet
in St. Joseph. He also has u la"rg'd
stock of pit (me frames for sale clump.
Don't fail to give him a ca'I. Ho doc
nothing bnt lir-t ela s work.
York C. Rower, of Iligilow, wan
j brought to this city Moiu'iiy and lodged
' in jail, on tliKi'hargo of uviuilt with in
i tent to hill t!ie assault being madu on
A'bert Cbuninir, with a lo.uled shot
mm. Rowen will havo his preliminary
hearing beforo Enquire Long, on .Sat
urday. It mint have been a terrible stnto
of affairs, that caused tho IValinlst to
ft'k: "Who can -laud before his cold?"
In hi day the remedies wero lew and
doubtful; how much luppici- should
this generation be, that has m a house
hold remedy, Dr. Hull's Cough Synip;
so w oiili-rful has been its euies t!mt
millions ri.se up and call it "bles-ed."
I'or fonie years pa-t, as is well
known to trnvlcrs nnd shippers, the R.
& M. rond has crossed it cars over thu
Miss atn river at Rulo, by means of a
fi rr-boat. This Inis been slow ami rath
er inconvenient, and several months
since the compiuy dreided to build a
bridgn as soon as pnsiblu. They did
not desire to wait upon the coiHlriK'tion
! of a solid stuii'turc, and so com
menced building a pile bridge for torn
poisrr ue. This temporary structuro
was coni)leted Tuosdii), ami yoteiday
the lirst train of cars crossed upon It.
Soundings wero at onco commenced
for the perinanont bridgn, which it is
proposed to build as rapidly as possible.
This will be used as the crossing plaeo
of all trains on the new It. & M. route
to Denver, aud will place St. Joseph on
the groat short through roiwo between
Denver, St. Louis, ( hicago and the east.
Tho permanent brldgo will be a sub
stantial nn. I costly one. Hi. Joseph
Kvoning News.
Wo have observed that when pigs
aro fed a groat deal on hearty food they
arc fond of charcoal I'igs aro often
atl'ei ted with indiceUion, nnd tho svlt
and charcoal are good remedies. Wo
cannot very well mix these things with
their food iu tho right proportion, aud
moreover, it would wot be best to at
tempt to force a pig to eat them unless
it wanted to, or else its appetite might
be destroyed and harm come lioui tho
expeiUiout; hot by mixing thu salt and
charcoal together, and putting them In
a box accessible to tho pig, thoy will
eat no more than required. There is no
danger In putting either salt, charcoal
r sulphur where the pigs can get them,
hut to mix tli. mi in their fed might in
jure thoin.uspeelally if any one of them
should possess a voracious appetite.
Hogs will eat a consldernblol.unutlty
of Milphui'.and it Is exci'inliHgly'health
ful to them in a purifier of tho blood,
and to help thorn to get rid of the vt r
mlu which inlest their bodies insido and
out. We want the pigs wo are going to
eat to havo p'ontj of sulphur.at least r.ll
they will lake. Their Uesh makes better
food.
TUB LITKItAItY.
Tho Normal Literary will moot at tlm
normnl school building this Friday
evoning. Tho following is tho pro-
am :
Essays Rollo Cottrel, Ed. Evans.
Wm, Armstrong.
Quotations Ryron. Minnie Holtz:
Gcnrgo Elliot, Frank Kri-ck;
fcelcot Reading, Flora Cliesbro. Elnia
Hor.shbergor, Hamilton Royd.
Declamations Carrie Hill. Mav Cur-
ry, Jennie Cotton, Lvwis Hill.
Ueunto R. solved, that tho climax nf
seioneo and ait Is In the
ative, L 0 Irvine, Win. Pujno; Nega
tive, uiins w Tk unas, John Lukens,
m Hoffmann.
Tho program will ho Intorsporucd
with mtislo by IhoQululotto Clnb.which
descrvos nint h of tho prnlso for Hit sue
cess of tho society ho far.
Tho following ofllcors wore o'ected
at tho last meeting: President, Wm. R.
Hoffman; Sooretary, Jennie Cottoi,
Troasuror, Sam. O'Fallon.
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AT THE
Christian Clmrcli,
Halloween,
A Japnnesu enp and saucer will be pro
tented to everr Juirlaker ot the eve
nlng's refreshmoiilH. Musioand a pleu
did time ulll Le had. Come nil.