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THE SEKTINEL
TERMS: $1.50 PtR YEAR IN ADVANCE
NOW FOR THE FIGHT.
The
Holt County Jteiitil-Ucaiiti
IMiicu u Htrouir Ticket
in the Field.
jdobvxs v :t'i:J v, i'!iiiinrs I
Friday, Aii-nt J7, 18SJ.
j A Splendid Srt of Men Nominated for llir
Various OMcr Let l.'vory Itrpuo
Ileni Work to i:ict Thetu.
Our rln for I.ociil Ailertlslng for 1HSO ;
will bf) teu cents icr lint- for lln.1 Insertion I
ttri Uru neuU or litiu for cm.1 luMitlmiul
f BMrlion.
Tlie U"inblic:iiis of Holt county n.ct
in convention yiwterilay. Tliere was a
full ictile-H-i.tatioii from nil townnliips i tio.ln:.t.-.l the follow iuS. I mlRes: lstdl
1 . . . . , . ' W. A. Sl'MiuM-; -Mid district..! I. 'ood
j and a uMiversal ilemantf for the noim-j .,. V,rt.;o, nominated by acchin
Bayard stacks Down,
Mr. Bayard ilciu:iiiIeil Cutting's re
lease promptly and peremptorily, and
afterwards repealed his demand. Now
he has leceded from his extreme posit
ion, and has cent Mr. A. (. Sedivick.of
"New York, to Mexico to investigate the
ease. It would ,ec,u! that Mr. liayard
lias been setliii the cart before the
h irse, somehow. Tossibly it has occur
red to liiui (bat it would have been ilia
part of wisdom to have ascertained the
facts in the cao boforo making a per
emptory and unconditional demand for
the release ot the impusoned editor.
Two months bare passed since Cut
ting was arrested at Paso del Xoltc on
A charge of libel. A month has jono
by since Sec. ISayard demanded his iu
Muut release, which Mexico did not
heed. Now be sends Mr. Scilwick to
ChiliHahua to oblaiu the facts in the
case, with evidence that will vindicate
the secretary ot State's position. An
other month will necessarily elapse be
fore Sedgwick can accomplish this mis
sion ntid return to Washington, and
Cutting will undoubtedly remain in the
Mexican jail for that time, and in all
probability for a considerably longer
period.
But the instructions given to Sedgwick
shows that Bayard is far more solici
tous that his headlong demand for the
instant release of CiUtiuj shall be justi
tied in the eyes of the American people
than that it shall be complied with. The
following points are given us covciiug
Sedgwick's orders :
That all the evidence and records
from the first complaiuts against Cut
ting down to the exertion of the Mexi
can government that be should have a
fair trial shall fully conoborte the
ground en which the demand for Cut
ting's release was peremptorily made.
That it shall be shown that had it not
been for the firm and peremptory de
mand ot the United States, the course
of tbo Mexican court would have been
more aibitrary and oppressive than it
was.
That the whole line of prosecution
was changed after the position ot the
United States government was empha
tically made kuown to tho Mexican
authorities.
These instructions show tbo hand of
the politician, not the statesman. Mr.
Bayard fcbow that he is more anxious
that his course in the matter blia.ll be
justified than that his demand for Cut
ting's release shall be compliad with.
By tbis very act he throws grave doubt
upon the alleged facts upon which he
based that demand. In biieSedgwicks1
JJlissi"- " -""""'"rr -""-manner,
that the judgment of the court
at Paeo del Norte really was a complete
reversal of the assumption first made
by the Mexican authorities, and on
which the peremptory demand for Cut
ting's release was based. So it looks,
to put it in plain Euijliidi, as if Mr.
Bayard will liud that to pet sis t iu his de
mand would involvu us ih war with
Mexico, mid that he has sent an envoy
to Chihuahua to find judication for
backing down.
Meanwhile, what becomes of Cutting?
It evideutly follows that the seuteuce
of the court, of hard labor for one year,
will have to be served out by him. In
point ot tact, it seems tbat there is no
legal way in Mexico ot getting him out
of jail lor at least several months to
come. A Washington paper says that
under the federal constitution of Mexico j
bo must serve at least two-fifths of his
sentence before I'res. Diaz can legally
pardon him. Two-fifths of one year is
146 'days, lie was sentenced August 7,
and be must remain in prison until Jan
uaiy 1, 1887. Tbo Mexican federal con-
btftulion docs not invest the President
with discretionary parding power. On
the contrary, It restricts bim by provid
mg tbat a pardon cau only be granted
in accordance with the law bearing
upon the case. Even supposing that
tho Mexican President, as a measure of
public policy, or lor other good and
sufficient reason, in deference, for in
dance, to the well known desire of the
United States, should wish to give Cut
ting bis lihertr, it could not bo lawfully
done. The immutable fact remains,
therefore, that since his conviction and
sentence it is absolutely out of the pow
cr -of any higher tnbuual, judicial or
otherwise, to interfere. So ends the
effort of Mr. Bayard to have Cutting
released. Toledo Blade.
Mclntyre 3. IVarcc s' Thuina T. l.aeey 5, Norton
10.
Secnd l.allot-MorH-ji..K, IiTuiire. !! n
10. Mclntyre 3. Fcarce. 7, Tiiunia 5. Lacy .
Norton 7-
Third ballot-Morgan 2S, LaTour 3. Dobyns
15. Mcliil. n 1 liunia 2 I-n.y io. Norton ".
Fourth IwUot-Moriwn '-'" -"""r:i- Dobyns
U. Mclntyre::. IVsinv 1. 1-accy l- Nr '
r'iflli ballot -Slurjsaiias, Dobym 1 '. Mcliilyrc
i. Im-vV 13. Norton 5.
.,.lh l..iil-;t-Morj.i!i loln. 17. l.icy 1-'.
Norton I
Seventh ballot. -Mm;:iu 25. Dibyns IS l.:u-cy
12 .Mr Morgan was declared the nominee
The ttcleiralei Hum nreaiilci! by district, and
1st district.
i.tster.
;laniatlon
nation of a good ticket, composed of ; f(,r.iustici: of the peace.
AVliat I'arcnts Fear.
Many gersons-especially parents
object to many quack nostrums as like
ly to engender or encourage a love for
strong drink. Tbey are right. Better
die of disease than of drunkenness. The
use ot Parker's Tonic does net involvo
this danger. It not only builds up the
system, curing all ailments of tho stom
ach, liver and kidneys, but it stimulates
without intoxicating and absolutely
cures the appetite for liquor.
The best medical auth Hies acknowl
edge the vahie of Ayer's Cathartic Pills,
and frequently prescribo their usu with
the utmot-t confidence, as the most ef
fectual remedy for diseases caused by
derangements of the stomach, liver,
and bowels.
E. C. Jacksou. druggist, of Frank
fordi Mo., says tbat a half bottle ot
Tongaline gave complete relief to Mr.
Jno. T. Iluckerson, who was buffering
from a severe attack of rheumatic neu
ralgia. Physicians prescribe it.
competent, available p.ni good men for
every otliuo. The Convention assem
bled in the Court House at 11 o'clock.
W. T. Eddy, Chairni-in of the County
Central Committee, called the Conven
tion to order.
C". llnbliucll was presented as temporary
chairman by Mr.l.ukcns, of East Lewi, who was
unanimously chosen tu the hs11kiii, ami in a
nrat and m-M appropriate iiijmieriicknowlt-dj; -eit
ihc- -!i!!iinrht
C. V. Liikens. ot Hast I-ew U. was chosen as
srdKtary, ami Frank it. Allen, of Union, nas
seleetcu as asiKMiil ipc-retary .
K A.UruKii "f KIki-Iou, movcil acoimnittrf
of one (rum eai'h lo nshlp tie uiipointisl as a
committee on credentials, which prevaik-il. and
the townships announced the following names
throiiKli their vl.Klrnians;
Iteiiton J. S. Smith,
lligelow (ieorce ttoailiip.
Clay JuM'iili lloh'.itwll.
I'orbes .1. J. I'ierve.
Ili.kiiry John Keasier.
ICiNt I.wIh John ri. CiiriH.
Wrst Ix-wis-W. It. Willijilin.
IJbeity Jonas Whitimr.
Lincoln John Iluc-k.
Xoilawav t'harli-s WillUius.
L'niun-K. It. Mmith.
t'ol. WilUnswn. ot Keiitou. umved that a com
mittcc of oiu from each twnsliii bo kclccted as
a cwmmittee on Order of llushiess. The f.JIotv-
Ing named uentUnn n were appointed as such
committee i
Kenton John 1. rotter.
ItlKelow K. A. ltruwn.
Clay-K. I.. Hart.
Forbvs G. W. l'lillen.
Hickory w illlani Nontaml.
Kist lwi N. It. Irwin.
West U-His I". FItiiiaiirtec.
Liberty William KMiliish.
l.in-'oln James Caltiiey.
NiHlawnv 11. 1. Ileishner,
Union llclirv Hoejefe.
On motion of W. K. Everhart, of Clay, the
convention adjourned until i :3o r. M.. while the
committee on credentials aud order ot business
were out preparing their report.
The Committee reported the follow
ing named delegates entitled to seats
Wkt Lkwik. W. 11. Williams. Pat Fitz-
maurire. William Milter, t'hil. St. Clair, I'hil
Kolmer. Charles Wjley.
East Lkwis Freil fieeman. tleorKP Cotton,
.lacoo kiui;, u. . i.uKeiis, .mini n. uunii, i. L .
Webster, .1. 11. Nies, It. Sclilotzhauer, C. Hob
l.tzell, .Minor Taylor, X. It. Irwin.
Foiiuks (i. W. Pullem, A.S. Mclntjrc.Cteo
Uevorss, Ira Harrett, J. .1. Fierce.
BiukijOW. Asa Turpi". Jacob Hook, George
Itoinlue, E. A. lirowu.
ItESTON. M. M. Smith, John S Smith. Tom.
Smith, Asa McMulty. William Wilkinson, . I. J.
Wilson, J. 1. Potter, Jak Muser, Wash lluitou.
Ci.AV.-Joseph Hatfield. Joseph Hotilltzell.
Hunter, William Everhart. Sol IitTer, C. 1.
llartnim, John Campbell, Edward Halt, Aaron
SandCN,
Uniox.-I-oii (lom-l, Frank Allen. It. II.
Mmlth. Joseph lloi;rrfr. II. It. Lawrence.
Nodaway. Mat Oelvm. Charles Williams,
William Forney, II. U llershner.
Liiikuty. Jonas Whitmer. Perry Nauman,
Abe Snell, Withaju Keuuish, Jerry UuuRcl-
oerser.
Lincoln. James (latTney, J. A. Duck,
Hickouy. F trucks. Johu Ke:iiter, Jacob
7reu, Aiiain miiu, wjuiam owiaua.
Ihe tollowinggentlemon compose the
delegates to the convention to relcct
delegates to attend tho State, Jndiciul
and Congressional Conventions:
East Lewis. John S. Curtis, (ieorce Ander
son, Edward Welty. Albert Itoccker, II. T.
A I kin-. W. It. liotfni.inn. Solomon thinner. ieo.
Aitolpli, Uideon Kaiikcl, T. C. Uuncan.ti. W.
Cummins.
FoitiiKS W. A. Springer. A. S. Mclntyre. V.
W. Kraus, 'Squire Carter Joe Pierce.
Clay A. 11. Williams, K. Kozell, II. IHazer.
Joseph Hobhtzell, .1. I. (loodpaster, .1. Ilat
lleld.'Sol 1ilIrr.C. P. Hartruin, K. Colllson.
Kit ii.ii m nr. jtimocH. miuaiit iiuer,
S. T. Luc.w. A. VanCamp, W. II. Williams. Pat
FHnuurlcc.
Hn.'Koiiv. Jiilin Ke:ister. C. L. Itahill. A.
T. Ul-Kinier. Jer Atlkms, I. W. Itearss.
The committee on order of business and -ler-nianont
organization ni.-ule the lotion in reports
which was adopted :
Permanent Chairman C. Hoblltzell.
Permanent Secretary C. W. Lukens.
Assistant Secretary Frank Allen.
The order of tmsinos was as follows:
1 Uepresenlatlve.
2 Prosecuting Attoniey.
3 Proliate Judge.
4 -Sheriff.
6- County Clerk.
Treasurer
7 Collector,
s-ctmilt Clerk,
y Jude at Iirgo.
10 Assessor.
11 Recorder,
12 Cjnner.
l.l-Dittrict Judges.
On motion of Mr. Smith, of Mound City, all
candidates were required to pledge themselves
before the convention, that they would support
and abide by the action of this convention.
Nominations belli); iu order the following
named gentlemen were placed In nomination:
K. J. Kelli'ss. of Union ; L. tt. Knowtes, Lewis.
The ballot resulted as follows: Knawles 47-
KelltiKB 19.
The second order ot business belli the nomi
nation of Prosocutlui; Attorney. Mr. E. L. Hart,
of Clay township, presented the name of It. I.
Itea, who, on motion ot E. A. llrnwu, of Ie
Iow, his nomination was made unanimous.
The third order of business being the nomina
tion of Probate Judge. Mr. Samuel F. O'Fallon
was placed iu uomlnatlnu and wan made unan
imous iihiii iiitftiou ot Dr. R II. Smith, ot Clay
township.
RIIF.UIKF.
The names of the following candidates were
placed Iu nomination: II. E. Ilcnny.of Hickory.
.1. E. Cummins, of East Lewis, and II. L. A
Ilahn. of Union, resulted as follows:
First ballot Cummins 29, Denny. 22, Habn 12.
Second liallot Hahn 9, Cummins .10, Dennya:.
Third ballot Cummins a, Hahn 7, Denny 31.
Mr. Denny was declared the choice of the
convention for Sheriff.
COUNTY CLERK.
Dr. lteubcn Kii was tint unanimously cnosen
Coroner.
F. S. Itosti-ek was nominated by aeelani.itlon
for Constable of l.es tov.iislun.
The Mnoolhed loticrd stranner is. or rather
was, abroad in this i-iulty last Salurda. A
couple of strangers lslled the farmers soh-it-irK
orders for a pit nt feed boiler, offering to
take the fanners' notes f.ir sums ringing from
SluO to $:m with the promise that the Hole
should not be paid until tho giver of tl.e .same
had sold a certain number of the boilers. Silas
Sheeley thought lie knew a good thing when he
aw It. and gave his note for 220 with the un
derstanding that the note was not fi be paid
until lie had sold thirty of the boih-rs. The
strangers Immediately left that neighborhood
and proceeded to Itedfunt where they traded
the note lor a team. They succeeded een bet
ter at our sister city, sreuring the note of a
reliable m.in for 34UO with Ihe same unik.'rstai:il
Ing as with Mr Sheeley After giving his note
forSloOtlie Taylor county man thought some
thing might be crooked about the men, an-l
w itli a neighbor started after the strangers, and
by pi rsiiaslon and threats obtained Kis-esslon
of Ids note. The two men were arrested at
tlrant City on Monday by orders of Sheriff Mor
gan and t:iken tiack to !.lfrd. Mr Sheeley
will, in all probability, be obliged to redeem his
note. Hopkins Journal.
Iluekloii's Ai-nic Salvo.
The Best Salvo in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Uleers, Salt Khctim,
Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains Corns, aud all Skin Erup
tions, and positivoly cures Tiles, or no
pay required. It is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price 25 cents per box. For Sale By
Hinde & I'bilbriek.
Malarial poisons can be entirely re
moved from the system by the use of
Ayer's Asms Cute, which contain a
suie specific, in the form of a vegetable
product, u;-cd in uo other remedy. War
ranted. Fairs for 18S.
Wc have liecn asked to gli e the date of neigh
boring fairs tor this fall. We take the following
from the prcu iuni list :
Nodaway county. August S3 to 2s, A. 1'. More
house, secretary
Iowa Stale Agricultural Society. DesMoines.
Iowa. September 3d to 10, John N. Shatter, sec
retary. Knox countv Fair. Edina, Mo.. August 30 to
September 3d! T. .1. Randolph, secretary.
Wapello County Fair, Oitumwa, Iowa, Au
gust 10 to 20. D-C. lteaman, .secretary.
N. M. C. A. & M. Association, Trenton, Mo.,
September tt to 17, P. W. Bain, secretary.
Saline Central A. S: M. Asun-iatioo, Mar
shall, Mo.. August 30 to September I, Edward
T. Orear, secretary.
Kidgeway District A. & M. Association, Au
gust 31 to September 3. C. W. ltubliison. see'y
Nodawav Valley District Fair Association.
Maltlaud.'Mo., SeptemberC to it, E. A. Welter,
secretary.
Western National Fair Association. Rismark
(rove, Kansas. Septembers to 11, K. W. Cun
ningham, secretary.
Page County Agricultural Hoeietv. Clarl'id.t.
Iowa, September !i to II, T. It. Merrill, secretary.
Adams County Agricultural Fair Association.
Mexico Mo., August 10 to l.'i. J. A. (iiadou, see
Montgomerv CountyAgrieiiltur.il Soclely.Itrd
Dak, Iowa, September 13 to is, II. E. Dciner,
secretary.
St. Joseph, Mo.. Exposition, August 30 to
Setilenilier 4. Charles F. Ernst. ss?rrtary.
Kansas City hxposill.ui. .September 13 to 19.
E. II. Webster, oecretary.
Missouri State Fair, Sedalia, September 20 to
2,'.. V. L. I'.cllier. secretary.
Southwest .Missouri Fair Association. Spring
field. Septmib-r-T to tlclolieri. II. Demais. see.
St. Louis Fair, Ociobert to 9. Eestus J. Wade,
secretary.
Tax Payers, Take IVotieo.
VitlcetoJhe1axPayers of the CitoMlre-
City of Oregon, have been plac-il in my hands
for collection of said taxes I will therefore
meet said Tax Fajers on and after September
Sill, Ihs. at Ihe MaMir's ofilce iu said city In rc
celre and collect Taxes due the City of Ortgon,
Missouri.
August tnth. im
It. i;. m ilNKTT. City Collector.
BUSINESS mi PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
W. R. HOFFMANN
AtforneyatLawanfl Notary Pniic.
HOLT COUXTV, tlREtiOX, Ml).
Will practice In all the Courts of Missouri and
adjoining states. Collections promptly attended
to, luxes pain lor lion residents, eic jioney
to Loan on Improved Farms iu lloltCouuiv at
S-ven pereeni; No delay when title sperfect.
Oftiec up stairs over X. J. Kjgers Sample
ifoom.
H T. ALKIRE,
Attorney at Law,
Pale Aiiiiistrator of Holt Comity, Mo.
OKKUON, MO.
Will praclice in all courts in Northwest Mo;
Kansas ami .Nebraska Prompt attention gitu
lo all business pl.K ed iu his hands. Collections
promptly attended to.
Roht ituntoomery.
Albert lliitchtr
MONTGOMERY & ROECKER,
Private Bankers,
OI12GON,
MISSOUM
CcIIections made and remitted for promptly
Interest paid on time deposits.
Foreign exchange bought and sold.
We issue diafls on sll Ihe principal cities of
Reriiianv, England and Ireland.
Ilae made special arrangements to collect
money due from estates iu foreign countries.
Taxes pant for non-residents.
The accounts of business men and individuals
111 Hult county respectfully solicited.
A cable message from Sierra Leon to
n Washington gentleman announces tho
death ot Moses A. Hopins.minUter resi
dent and consul general from the Unit
ed States to I.ibet i.i. No particulars are
given.
The following nominations were announced:
Daniel Kunkle, Jr., W. II. Richards, John
liuehur. The ballot resulted as follows :
First ballot-KunkeUt : Richards 20: Ilucher
4. Mr. Kuukel being declared the choice of the
convention ou the first ballot.
TUKASUIIKR-
Tho names of K. L. Allen, Phil Scliultc. and
Mr. Zcller were placed In nomination resulting
Iu the election of Mr. Allen on the first ballot
by the following vote: Allen U, Kchultc II,
Zeller 10.
"Ot,t.l'XTOR.
Tlie names of S. II. Austin, of Renton, Klllott
Meyer, of Hickory and Morris Boyer, of tTnlon.
were placed iu nomination, the ballot resulting
as follows:
First lutlot-Aitstin 22, Meyer 13. Boyer 30.
Second ballot Boyer 40, Austin 21, Meyer 4.
Mr. Boyer was declared the nominee of the
conieutlou.
cincuiT clerk.
Tliere beln g no nomination other than D. S,
Alklre, he was declared the unanimous choice
of the convention.
JIMJE AT LAnoF.
The names of Thomas Cotttler, George mil
liard, C. A. Daughty and A. W. Van Camp
were placed in nomination, resultingas follows :
First ballot-Cottier l, Ilitibard 29, Daughty
:, VanCamp II.
Second ballot Ilibbard 39, Daughty lfi. Van-
CaiBp 10. Mr. Ililibard was declared the choice
of the convention.
ASSESSOR,
The noiutcations were as follows: L. p
Graham, U. K. Muxlow, Albsrt Weber. D. Van
Wnnner.
First ballot-Muxlow 15. Graham 24, Wcler
12, VanWnrraer 15.
Second ballot Muxlow 16, Graham 23, Weber
14, VauWormcr 10.
Third ballot-Muxlow 12, Graham 31. Weber
17, VanWonncr 5.
Fourth ballot Muxlow A.Graham 33, Weber
24, VanWormer2. Mr. Graham was declared
the choice of the convention.
UFCORIIRR.
For this oSlce, the following named gentlemen
were nominated. If. J. LaTour, A. C. Morgan,
R. Mclntvre. A S. Pearce. W. H. Lacey.D. W.
Thuma. I). P. Dobyns, Giles Norton, resulting .. "i" e cimstaiitlv n hand Fresh
... " Meats of all kinds ; also lard and r.aron. Will
as 1..HOWS : j,jy ,jK. i,ijj,t.st ,.JNH market nricc for hides.
First ballot-Morgan 14, LaTour f, Dobyusll.J PRICK 4 FItV, Oregin.Mo.
E. F. GROVE,
FOREST CITY. MISSOL'RL
Itlacksmith and wagon work done on short
notice and all work warranted to give satisfac
tion. Shoeing of interfering horse." specialty
tt. I. RKA,
Attoraeyat Law anil Notary P alilic,
HOLT COUNTY, ORKUOX, M
Will practice in all the Courts In Missaurl,
Kansas and Nebraska Colleelious promptlv
at tended tw. Taxes paid fur non-residents, etc.
Office In Court House.
Be Warned
Iu time. Kidney diseases may be prevenUfl
by purlfjhuT, renewing, and Invigorating
the blood with Ayer'a Sanap&rilla. TYhto,
through debility, the action nt the kidneys
Is perverted, these organs rob the blood of
its needed constituent, albumen, vrbleb Is
pns-ed off in the urine, while worn out
matter, which they should carry off from,
the blood, is allowed to remain. By the
U"e of Ayer's Sarsap&rllls, tbo kidneys
are restored to proper action, and Albu
minuria, or
Bright' s Disease
Is prevented. Ayer's Ssrsaparilli also
prevents inflammation of the kldneyt, and 4
other diorders of these organs. Mrs.Jts.
W. AVeld, Forest Hill St., Jamaica Plain,
Has., writes: "I bavs had a complica
tion of diseases, but my grcateit trouble
has been wi& my kidneys. Four bottles
of Ayar's Strsaparilla made me feel like
a new person; as well and strong as
cvr." W. M. McDonald, 48 Summer St..
Boston, Mass., had been troubled for years
with Kidney Complaint. By the Uisot
Ayer's StrsuparUla, he not only
Prevented
the disease from assuming a fatal form,
but was restored to pcrf ec t health. Jons
McLellan, cor. Bridge and Third st.
Lowell, Mass., writes : "For several years
I suflered from Dyspepsia and Kidnty
Complaint, the latter belag so severe tt
times tbat I could scarcely attend to my
work. My nppctito wa? poor, and I wift
tnucb emaciated; but by aiing
ATEES
Sarsaparilla
my appetite aud digestion Improved, and
my health has been perf ctly restored."
Sold by all Druggists.
Price $1; Six buttles, 95. "
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ay er & Co., Lowettj
Mass., U. B. A.
7G de-
P- ps . t i n th ?u Wo r I J.
GO TO
E. P. HostettQr's
FOB YOUR
Cigars
-AND-
Confections.
JOE'S PLACE !
No. ltO North Second Street,
ST. JOE, MO.
JOSEPH OPPENHEIMER Propr.
Choice Wines, Liquors, Cigars
Good Billiard and Pool Tables,
Anheuser-Buseh Beer
FKESII OJf TAP.
All Kinds of Lunch
OPEN M AND NIGHT.
Good Beds 25c.
igy-I AM IIEItE-QM
TO STAY
With a New Stock ol
WALL PAPER!
And Latest Designs at Still
LOWER PRICES
Than Ever Iicforo Sold.
JOHN W. GREENE,
Oregon, Mo.
J. H. LUCAS, M. D
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
FOKE.NT CITY, MISSOURI.
All Oils bv nlclit or dav, promptly attended
to. Office at I,, ll. I.uckh.tri1t'ft drugstore.
DANIEL ZOOK,
Attoraeyat Law, Seal Estate Ait
Negotiator of Loans,
OltKCOX. .MI-s;iL"i:i.
Money tu Loan on Iinircd Karnis ia lolt
County at Seie'i in'rceut. So delay wSen Utlt
spcrtcct.
PKICK Ac IJRY
THE OLD ItKLIAULK
HO,
Ye Hungry People
Tlic place to ftet a gnoi Meal or I.uncn
at any Hoar ot the Day or Night, Is at
the
West Siii Mmii
A.vr
Looqiflq IjousE,
West Side PuMic t'nuurr. Fiist Dor
North o! Tostolace,
Current Events.
IY'incc Bismarck has already
coratlons and a monument.
Thi.t government U now co.tin" over
$1,000,000 a dajr, Sandaj s included.
Sen. Fair's niagniQcet.t ilinners were
the talk of Washington during the sea
Bon. Mr. Michael Xicolass.thc distinguish
ed French Protestant theologian, is
dead.
The gaps from death in statesman'
ranks are filled with gaps from dema
gogues.
In Tennessee, two brother? are pitied
against eacb other in the race for gov
ernor. The Democrats of the Seventeenth
Ohio district nominated D. C. Kennon
for Congress.
Tho Republicans of the Ninth Michi
gan district renominated S. M. Cutchean
for Congress.
The Democrats of the Twelfth Ohio
Congressional district nominated Gen.
James V. Denver
The Republican State committee of
New York decided not to hold any state
convention this yaar.
Gov. Ireland, of Texas, has issued a
proclamation asking for reliet for the
drouth sufferers.
The London Times consures the Pro
testants ' of Belfast for their refusal to
submit to the authorities.
Fire at Folsom. Cnl., destroyed 20 of
the principal business houses. Loss,
$150,000; insurance, $95,000.
The Republican state executive com
mittee of North Carolina decided not to
call a convention this year.
Robert L Taylor wan nominated as
the Democratic candidate far governor
of Tennessee on the tifteouth ballot.
Ot the G9 delegates from Philadelphia
to the Democratic State convention GO
will vote as Mr. Randall may dictate.
The trouble with the Chicago switch
men was partially settkd by tho rein
statement ot the discharged workmen.
The Philadelphia & Reading Coal
company has made advance in the
price of coal of 10, 15 and 25 cents per
ton.
The Angnst crop report for Michigan
indicates a probsblo yield in the state
of nearly 23,000,(100 bushels ot wheat.
The fire at the Doan oil works,Cleve
land, was finally extinguished, after the
works had beeu damaged to the extent
of $24,000.
The Missouri State Central Prohibi
tion committee have issued a call for a
state convention, to be held at Svdalia,
September 16.
It is reported that there is a Chinese
army of 40,000 men quarted on the Sun
gari river in Mauchootia, near the Rus
sian border.
The amount of 3 per cent, bonds held
to securo national bank note circulation,
included in the 140th call, issued Thurs
day, is $7,856,750.
The President has appointed Charles
A. Ward to be collector of customs for
the district ot Huron, Mich., vioe Wm.
Ilartsuff, suspended.
The governor of Arkansas lias par
doned Adolphus Parker, the 16-year-old
train robbar, one ol the four who rub
bed a train in December, 1844.
It lo nalil iliut itjo icheme Ui nominal,.
Fitx John Porter for govurnor hits fallen
through, and it is now believed that
Rufus Blodgetl will get the place.
Three shocks of earthquake were
felt in Malta, Saturday, at intervals of
eight hours. No damage was done,
but the people were made frantic: with
fear.
The organ of tho Mexican revolution
ists, printed at Browusville, Tex., tays
the revolution is gaining strength, and
"all the world is in sympathy with it."
Credible information places the num
ber ot persons killed during the nets in
Belfast at 30. The number of wounded
is enormous, and will probably never
b known exactly.
The bankers' convention urge that the
coinage of silver be suspended, and that
continued efforts be made to tecum an
international uniform basis ot value be
tween gold and silver.
The United States District court at
Philadelphia refused the application of
S. L. Clemens ("Matk Twain") for an
injunction to restrain the sale of Gen.
Grant's personal memoirs by a local
dealer.
Tbo dead-lock which has existed in
the Congressional nominating conven
tion at Charleston, Mo., for a week,
was broken Monday night on the 541st
ballot, by tho nomination of James
Walker.
It is reported that the U. S. patent
office has decided to reinstate the Gray
telephone patent, which would place
the Bell patent at a serieus disadvantage.
Advice from Toronto are to the effect
that Ontario's estimated crop of fall
wheat will amount to 18,057,794 bush
els; spring wheat 9,527,783 bushels;
barley, 19,695,830 bushels; oats, 58,
231,517 bushels.
The Democratic convention at Colum
bus, O., ended in a free fight. T. J.
Duncan, of Columbus, was nominated
for common pleas judge.nnd two-thirds
ot the Democrats say they will not vote
for him.
Mme. Ristori is determined to bid
farewell to Ihe public in a pyrotechni
cal style, and lo this end is writing her
autobiography, and It will come out
simultaneously in Italian, English,
French and German.
ST. JOSEPH'S GREAT FAIR.
OREGON1,
MISSOURI.
O. Mmnits lias rented the David build inn
Yest Side Public Square, flrst door north ot the
PustofHre, which he hai had nxed up ia tip-lop
shaie as a ltestaurant and Lodging IIou.se. He
, is nrenared to furnish vou jl irond meal At nnv
lltfHNB I UTIO i time you call on him. or uill tjet J'ou up a cooil
l-C I I rl f J M K K t dish ot Fresh Oysters in any style. Hai a f rh
A V A Jrf AVM i stoclc of eanued coodt constarllynn band, and
, .,., I will neri-ou short nrtlce. Tlie iiutdlc are cor-
cvuuu iiTOr.uiin ui uauiv, i many inviusi locivenini trial and Iw convinced
OHECON-.
I that they will be entertained in First -Oa stjle
MISSOLItl. OSCAE MMFC3.
Sllll.OirS VITAI.IZKK is what von need for
Co.tlpatiiMi. Lfcss of Appetite. Ifcine-is.and
all symptoms of Dyspepsia. Trice 10 and 78
cents ,H.r t.. ttlr For vile by Hinde : rhit
bnck. Oregon, aad Fr.u.ce & Co., Forest City
Do you wish a beautiful complexion?
Tnen use Ayer's Sarsaparilla. It clean
ses and purifies the blood, and thereby
removal blotches and pimples from the
skin, making it smooth and clear, and
giving it a bright and healthy appear-anca.
For the prompt and certain cure of
erysipelas, use Ayer's. Sapanlla, tlie
specific eatorccd by eminent medical
authorities.
August no, ill, September 1, 2,
a null 4, 188O-A11 Attractive
ProK:raiiiiiicFiiic
Haciii", Etc
The above dates announce the eighth
annual fair of the St. Joseph Inter-state
E-osiiioii.
Its manngenient confidently asserts
that the coming exposition wi.l not be
surpassed by any of its- predecessors.
No pains nor expense will be Miared to
render it a true reflect ton of i-t.Joseph's
great imlnsllies ami manufactures and
also of the womteiful agricultural re
sources of the Missouri valley. Besides
these the management promises: The
finest horticultural display; the largest
exhibition of blooded cattle; the best
and largest display of fine hogs; the
most extensive exhibit of bee product
and culture: the most attractive and di
versified exhibition of poultry, and th!
finest and fastest racing ever witnessed
in this western country. A grand at
traction both novel and avre inspiring
will be the artillery drill and sham bat
tle by battery F. United State regulars.
This'battery has no superior in the Uni
ted States" service. Its members will
appear upon each occasion in lull uni
form. Every attention will be paid to the
comfort of both exhibitors and visitors.
St. Joseph always extends a cordial
greeting to her vNiting friends The
name open-handed hospitality will be
shown as of olJ. Tliere is" room for
everybody. Do not forget the dates.
Excursion rates on all the railroads.
Chas. F. Ekxst, Secretary.
SHERIFF'S SALF.
Whereas nwirce C. W. Lunsford and M.inra-
ret Ann l.mistoril. Ins wife, fcy their ramtcacr
with power ! sale, nuira me l.ui u.iy m .nine,
taxi, conveyed t Holt dmnnl). Missouri, the
(iillowuu; ric.cnlii'U re:il-i'sta!e. lying ami lielng
situated m sab! county and state, to-wtt :
All of lot number three :ij of tlie imrttiw.sst
inmrter of section nnmbei thirty-inn lal) In
township sixty one lull of raiw number thirtv
niue 131. cxceptiiis lm acres In a parallel striii
oft south side of said lot three : also the south
half ot lot numbcrfourtl'ot fra'tinna! secileii
number tbirty-ono at in low mhip number
sixty-one fil nf range number thirty-ni'si 3!i.
containing iu alt 31 liviai acres more or les .
Which said cnnveance was raade In trust to
sfriir,. Tbe i,:ivmi'til ol :l c rt.iin holi'i as ill
said inurt-sute' villi power of salei. descnli'd; I r- u. inVwi-: -i bii-. V-J
and whereas It is proudrd tu said iiiorlcaRe i .. ... Ifi .- i4 m .,
inai in ofianii oi nit p;n-iii u siiu I.-.,,,,, - iHpiov
SHERIFF'S SAU.
r.y virtue and aiitborltv cf a special execmlnn
issued from the office of the Clerk of ll.e Cviii.
Cuurt of 1111 eiinty.Missniiri.KIiinialiliattlij
August tenn. I, ol sanl i'.iitt.:.iiil t met !!
rrrted In favor of tin State f Mis.-nuii.at tbo
rcl.itiiiu and tu the use of 1. 1. cr.,-il'.rcliir
ot ri'cnuiif lblr rount,Miss4.iiri.:iiid 'piinst
tl.trvev 1 Williams ami ..ioiii:il('i.ipii.
I have Icbd uihiu ami Mi7.il all tlii riubt.it!e
mill interest i, f ilu" witbi!ii:incil di'ffial.iiits.i.f,
in and to the following dt-crilitd real estate, as
foll'iws tn-v.lt :
All of block 1; lnt5.c.7.tM.ir!2. lots I. II.
1.1, 14. IS. 19. l"i. :I. ill Mo, 3. l..ts;.T. n ii,
litiick t ; a'.l of Muck ',, b ts i. r., iu tdnck 7 ;
all ol I neks to. 11. w smI 14, lots I.:. .1. I,
n. i's 7. S. It. 11. t2. 13. tl. -Jl. 'Z.:. ii. -Si. in
block : Inls 1, 2 X. 4. I.. 7. !. 1(1. II. 11 13.
. - i III 11 IS j-
in tl trnn i'f
ow.
conlinu to its lenns nod rflecls Unit the sbentl I
ot sain coiuuv micu; proceen wiiii'uii sun ,n,
said raortpiFe to M-ll said iiinrttr.iKcd pn-nuscs
to satistv said debt. And whereas, default has
been made iu the iiaynieiit of spni iionil;:niil !..,.,, ,. hours of nine oViock In the fore
whereas tin fountv fourt did on tin li da "I ., . ftri. vio,t; in the .fienuMMi ol tbat
May, lssi:. .nirke an order entered of record, ,t;lT. at the court Inaise dwr ia t!ie cilv of Ore
cninniamliiu: the .sheriff ol said county to ll K,Mi. cuintv r Holt a!ore.sabI.s'tl tl.e snnieat
sain premivs or mi laurii iihtco as ..r ,,,,1,11,. irndur. to the htj;li?st bidder for cash in
suiutTiruL 1, li.it ., iit'lii. 111 in. -i .in., , ..-1. .
' Now. therefore. bv vv 1 irtne of said inorteaire
and onler. I wl 1 on T
WEDXKSOAY. AHtUSTi.-., 1iM.
lw-twecn the hours of nine o'clock in thr fore
noon and five o'clock in Ihe afternoon that
day. at the ('our! Hons; cb.nr 111 th-City of (r
eROii. Conntr f Unit, aforesaid, U a public
cndue, to the lilshest bidder fr cash ill hand,
all the right, till' and intrnvst of Ci-nrgi t W
lainsioru aim .inn:arei i.uusior 1 m .um
School Aniiotiiic'Ciiient
The Eleventh Annual Session of the
Oregon Normal School will open Sep
tember 13th, 1880.
The object of this institution is to
provide a thorough High School educa
tion The coure ot instruction is so
arranged as to enable students, at their
option, to prepare fur business life, for
college or tor the profession of teach
ing. Tho following arc some of tlie advan
tages which we think justify usjiu claim
ing for the Oregon Normal a foteiuost
rank among educational institutions of
the same grade :
1. The exceptional superiority nf
Oregon as a site for such 11 school its
quietness, its moral tone, freedom trom
temptations, cheapness of living, etc.
2. The ample piovioion for the com
foil of t-tudeiitt. The t-chool building
has lately been fitted with steam-heating
apparatus at an expense of !.-2,000
S. The quality of instruction afforded
in breadth, fullness and completeness.
The aim is to develop character to
make not merely scholars of students,
but full-orbed men and women.
4. For th se desiring it, instruction
may be had of the best teachers, 111
music, drawing mid painting.
Preparation for the Normal can be
obtained in the graded school in connec
tion with it.
Fur further information apply to Dan
iel Zuchman, Suervlnry ol the Hoard,
or to Professor J. F. Martin, Principal .
Alt hiiiz ami bemir ii said eiiunli ami Statu
of .Miss..;nt ;.,nd I will on
WKI1XK.SMA", At-CU.-sT iHli, IMS.
Iiaud. to sutisf v said execntinti and costs.
.ia.mis rri .mjii.
M.i-rin of Holt Coituty.
Vt. K. Itiiltniann. Att'v fur flu.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Whereas I'briskif.hcr M. Sio;ie and Martha
M. Suopt. hl wit. ! their iiKirtciKi w:tb
power ! salr. dated the l;h day 11I Fi-briurx.
ts74, comcjed to Holt ('iMnitv. Mis-oiiri. Hit
folboiir;: ilt-'Ti!cd re:4-i--tan. situate. Ijiiij;
laiiiMorti aim jinrizarri i.uiisiiii,., ... ... '" fi,,- .IfS. rilKVt rr -r-tatt. situate. Ijini;
Hie abinn dt-'crilieil real estate, ursi much j Wl, , ltll vmtY ,! In.ul, .J
VZSllrX 1 The northwest .,.rler of the souibuct .,uar-
tonifc niori.ii . nil r s anM 1 ,MM,XS ( trrr ,, .,,, twenty i.o: Iln Mnitheas: foumh
.sheriff of Holt County.
It. I. Kea, Att'y. forCmiity.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Bv virtue and authorltv of a special exi ration
Issued fnuii tile offici of Ihe Clerk of 111. Circuit
Court of
Aileust
ns'ted in fator of tin Slate of Missouri, at the
relation and to the use of 1' 1 Welly, coll. clor
of reienue of Holt county. Missouri, and
lttainst
ot the northeast quarter of section 111 ml no tin):
alii tl.e north tinlf 01 the loirtbcts; ipmrter ot
seriiei: iiihcli-i'ii it:: all n tnwnship it-it-:tl
ot r.u.se thirl) -right !".
"hii-h s;iid ciiuvc)aiu-( was made Hi trust to
scciire the pao.ciit of a certain bund as io said
iiiorliraKr with povtrr of sale is drscrthrd . an,
whereas it i puuidcit tn jii! iiioiti;ai;c that In
siiu the otllci ot tue I Irrk ol III. I imiu ,,.,, f e ,,.,..,,! f .i.i hou.l aiss.rdmi;
Ho't county, Mlssm1ri.rrt11r11al.le at the I , H tprms aI1'.: ; ttr, n,: s,.tl, ,) ,;il,i
term. Dm, , of said emm, and to lue 1 1-, ,.,.,,,,. , ,,, ,,nM.m ,t,(,t Mlt n said
lenrlffie lo sll said niortp'tist pri-nuses h.
sjttsiy said dil't. And wh-reas drfault has
been made in Ihe pauii n: of said boml. and
win reas the Ca.nnty t omt did on Hie tth da) of
Fannie A Carleton. John M C.irleton and lieu- May, iscs. make an ordrr entered of rrconl
ry Cranshn.
I bate levied uion and seized all tho risht title.
Interest and claim ot the said dett'iidnius,
ot. Iu and to the fotlowins described real -estate,
to-wit:
All of lots 1 1. 15, to 17. IS, 19 and 'Jo.lii bliK'k 12
in Hie town of Cn,ls.
All lyiiur and beins in said county and State
f Misvi'u ri ; and 1 will on
WEDNESHAY. AliHUST !Kth. ISAU
betwcea the hours f nine o'clock lu tin- fore
noon aud live o'clock in tin afternoon of that
day, at the court house door In tlie city ot Ore
(on. count r ot Holt aforesaid, sell the same, or
so much tnereof as may be minimi, nt public
vendue, to the highest ludder fur cash iu hand,
to satisfy said c.xeculhni and costs.
.IA.ME-SK. Cl'MMINS,
Sheriff nt Holt county.
W K Hoffmann, Atty for I'lff.
roiMiuandin!; tlie shcri'f of sanl count) lo sell
said premises or sh luurb thrrcol us will bo
siifluient to pa s.sid debt, inli rest and cost.
Now. tlier. fare, by Mr! ue of said mortgage anil
order. I w ill on
wr.i.NKsiAY, Antrsrss. i-rs.
Ietwvni the hour of nineoVIiH'; in the f.re
noon and live o'clock in thralteiiuni of that
day, at the court house ib"r in the city ot Gre
jtoii, eouiitv of Unit aiofts:iid spilth, t;:meat
lmblie endue, lo Hie highest bidder fr east in
h ind. all Hie rlsht. title and Interest of tin f.-.tii
Christopher M. swop.- and Marlh:. M. hnnpi'.
of. In and to the above drseribtd real- state. it
so inui'Ii thereof as will lie iunii-nt li s'lti.fy
the loregiiini; iiMrtinite. inleiest mid cosis.
JAM1-S i:.( I'MMINS.
SheriiT of ll.'lt County.
It. I. Ken. Att'y for Countv.
Many a person Is starving with a full
table before them. Appetite cone! Am
bition gone! Life a burden I T - What ia
the matter? The Liver has ceased to
do its proper work. The life channels
are clogged. Poisonous fluids are
thrown Back into tlie blood, which
should be thrown out SMITH'S BILE
BEANS will surely stimulate tho liver
to do Its work well, and headache, sal
Iowness and bad breath will flee away.
Price, 25 cent3 per bottle. All druggists.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
l'.v virtue and authority of a cenerai execution
issued from the ofliee of the Cleik of tlie Circuit
Court of Holt county, Missouri.rettiriiahleat the
August term, ls:.,of said court, and to me di
rected in favor of John 1.. Chimin!, and against
C M. Jswope,
I have levied ihiii and seized all Hie right, title
utiil int4ri.st ol lln within ltniiieil defendant, of.
iu and to the following described real-estate, as j
follows to-wit:
All of the north half ot the northeast 1'uarter
and tin southeast quarter ot the northeast
quarter, all In section 19. township el ot rani;'
All lying and being in said county aud State
01 Missouri rami 1 wi.iou
WKHNESDAY, ACCUST Mill. 1C.
between the hours of nine o'clock in Iho fore
noon and five o'clock iu the iiftcmoon ot that
day, at the court house elixir ill tlie cit) of Ore
gon, countv of Holt aforesaid, el! thesame at
public vendue, to Ihe highest VIdder for cash iu
hand, to satisfy said exocution and costs.
JAM Ha K. CUMMINS,
Sheriff ot Holt County.
WH.t, YOC SUFFER with IHspepsU ana
IJver Complaint? Miiluh'sCur is gnaraiitetn!
to cure you. Kor sale hy Hinde & riiilbrirk, (i
lon. France & Co., Forest City .
Notice to Tax Payers.
Notice is hereby given that the Tax Books for
Ihe year ls-l have been placed 111 mv hands fur
coHwtion ; and lliiit I will meet the Tax Payers
of the several louiiships iu Holt County :il the
following turns and places to receive their
taxes, vi.:
tticliville. Nodaway township. Monday, Tues
day, Wednesday. Scjiteiuber 1.1, 14, IS.
Sew Point. Hickory township. Thursday, Fri
day, Saturday, September l':. I. IS.
(iruiug. UiichIii towiishtp. Monday. Tuesday,
Wednesday. September a. '-'I . i.
Craig, Union township. Thursday, Friday,
Sat unlay, Septeniber ii. 2 1 . ai.
Itigelow. lligelow towiisiiip. Monday. Tues
dar. Wedni silay, SeplcmlM.-r-.'7,is, at.
.Mound City. Ib-iiton towusbip. Thursday,
Friday, Saturday. S-pteiniier October 1. 1.
Uos drove. Liberty township. Monday, Tues
day, Wednesday, October 4, ". ii.
Maitl.ind.;ia township, Thursday, Friday,
Saturday. October', s. :i.
Forbe". Forbes ton uMnp, Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday. October II. Vi. 1.1.
Forest Cilv. West la-wis towi!h!p, Thursday,
Friday. Saturday, October 14. 15, 16.
Oiegon. East lawis. township, from October
IS to December 31. ISM'.
I. P. WKIIY.
Collector of Holt County. Missouri.
SHERIFF S SALE.
Bv virtue and authorltv of a spec-Lil execution
issued from the office of tlie Clerk of Ihe Circuit
Court of Holt county, Mi-souri. rcllimobleal Ihe
August term, lssti. of said court, and tome di
rected In favor of the State of Missouri, at the
relation and In lln HMof P. P. Welly, collector
of revenue of Holt comity. Missouri,aud against
Joseph l.row 11,. lames ltrowu. Michael Ilroun,
ltoliert Itrown, Jefferson Ilrown. Catharine
lirnws, Mxtilda Fancher. aud John Funchcr.
her hustiaiid; Samir.i Kellev and Artenius
Kelley. her husband, heirs of Kthelbcrt It.
Ilrowii, deceaseil.
I have levied utsm and seized nil the right, title
intiTHSt :iml ,.:iiin of the siilil ilefelliliLliLs. ot ill
land to the following described real-estate, to
1 wit:
All of lot 4, of the southeast natter ot sec
tion it. township so. of ranges?.
All lyin- and being iu said countv of Kelt and
State III .MIssnMtl. Aim I will on
WEDNESDAY, AL'lil'ST 25th, Ism.
tirtwecn tlie hours ot nine o'clock In the fore
noon and five oVI.ick in llie.itlcriiooii of thai
day, at the co irt hnrtse door In the city of Ore
gon, countv of Holt aforesaid, veil the same, or
so milch thereof as may be minimi, at public
endue to the highest bidder forcasli In hand,
lo satisfy said execution ami costs.
JAMES E. CUMMINS,
Sheriff of Holt County.
W. K. Hoffmann, Att'y for PHI.
Rale of llooths.
The s le of booths and other privileges for ihe
Mailland Fair will take place on Fair (.rounds.
011 M011d.1v. August irt. !,:, at 3 o'clock r. M.
Terms, half cash, balance on Septemner 7. Isss.
K. 1. WEM.EK. Secretary.
For Sale.
I desire to sell ir.v home place In Omron. con
sisting of a good li'uie witli six rooms : thrni
lots, plunty of good water; good stable and
choice fruits. Terms, easy. I also desltc to
sell mv two-seated buggy, or 111 trade for a
goo.1 inilcti cow. W. T. EDDY.
The Line selected by the U. 8. Cov't
to carry the Fast Mail.
S fiOO MILES IN THE SYSTEM,
With Elcgint Through Trains containing Pullman
Palace Sleeping, Dining and Chilr Cart, bttoctn
tb folloaing promintnl cities nithout change:
CHICAGO, PEORIA,
ST. LOUIS, KANSAS CITY,
DENVER, OMAHA,
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Sheriffs Sale.
I!y virtue and authority of a special executloi.
is-ued fnnn tin oltice of the 1 lerk of the Ciicnit
Court of IIoH couiit, tliiuri.ri'turnaMeat lie
AtijriM li-rin. l-s:. of yiaid court, and to me di
rected to favor of Iho Mate of Missouri, at ihe
relation and to the u-.cof P. P. Welly, collector
of revenue of Unit countv Missouri. ami aKain-t
ChrNti.in Sliutis,
I have levied noon and si-i7i-d all the riclit. tille
interist and ciiiim .if thes;!!!! defendant, of tn
and to the follow ing deserihid real-estate to-wit-
All of lot 11, in block 1. in the town of Cnili.
All King and lieiut: in said county of Holt and
State of Missouri. And I uill 011
WEDNESDAY. AUtlLST 2MIi.ls!.
ln tween the house of nine o'clock in the fore
noon and five o'clock in the afternoon of that
day, at the court house door in the city ot Drc
Itoii. countv of Holt aforesaid, sell the s.inie. or
so much thiTcof as ni.iv lie reiitired, at putilie
vendue to the highest bidder for cash lit hand,
to satify slid execution and costs.
JAMES E. CL'MMlN.t.
Sheriff of Holt County.
W. R. Hoffmann, Att'y for l'lff.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
I5v virtue rnd authority of a special execution
Issued from the ofKce of the Clerk of tlie circuit
Court of Holt coui.ty. Missouri retnriiahle at the
AusiiHi icrni. iisse. 01 Kim conn, anu 10 nieiii
reeled In favor of the Mate of Missouri, at the
relation and to tin use ol P. I. Welly, collector
of revenue of Hull county, Missouri, and
ajcilnst
D L.Huffstetter. M. E. Jluffstetter, .lames
Scon and It II Itiissri,
I havjyevicd upon and seized ail tlie right.tille.
Inten and claim of the said deteiid.-inls.
of in nail to the following uesuloed real-estate.
f wit:
All t lots 1, 2. 3 and 11 and the northwest I-'J
of ii 1 1 Mock 13 in the town of Crais.
All kin? and beiiilu said county aud State
01 .Missouri ; aim 1 win 011
WEDNESDAY, AUCIST SStli, 1SSC,
between the hours nt nine o'clock in the fore
noon anil five o'clock in the afternoon ot that
dav. at thecourt house door in thecilv ol Ore
gon, county of Holt aforesaid, sell Ike same, or
so nittcli tnercHl as may he reiuireil.at pitiille
vendue 10 me uijtiiesi miiucrior casu 111 nanu
to satisfy said execution and costs.
JAMESa E. Cl'MMIXS.
Sheriff of Holt County.
V It Hoffmann, Att'y lor I'lQ.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
By virtue and authority of a sencrjl eiece
tloii issued from tin oftlce of tlie Clerk f li.o
Circuit Court ot Holt county. Missouri, returna
ble at the August term. 1sm. of said cmirt. and
to me directed, in Ijvor ol William P. Drr. anil
ag.iuist X. V. Kiindle, W. M. lliijer.and Viiltliini
lleauch.1111!1.
I have levied upon nd si iri d all Ihe right, tlt'o
niiil iiilt-ri st of tin u llhin iitimi d drfei.iiakts.cf,
in and lo the follomni; described rial-csiate, as
lotlows. tci-uil:
Alt if tlie MHitliwrst ipiarter of tti" siuilhiest
ipiarter it section M. tnu uship Hi. r;ui;e 40. nul
southwest .i iierlhweNt ot sct-timi l.nnd 11 1 so
the south half of the !iorihcat iiinirter of sre
tirai 4, all in towiishi'iCl, ol TA-.-.f 43. sud the
southwest iU.irter ot the southeast quarter of
section 111. township Mity-one t'-t). raejre J.
All I) I111; and Imiu; in said count null Mate
ol Missouri; and I will on
WEDNESDAY. SElTEMllElt 1. IS!,
between the hours of inn o'ctnek tn tne fore
noon and five o'clock hi tt.e afternoon of that
dav. at the couri house door iu tlie city of Oie
p ii. county of Holt aforesiud. sell the same at
public endue, to the hvhot bidder, for cash
111 hand, Iu satisfy said eiH-iilion and costs
JAMLS E CUMMINS.
Sher.lt of Holt County.
For lame back, side or e!st. use Sl.iluh's Por
ous PlasiiT. Price t!.". -r:its. I'ursaleby Iliiuto
& Philbrick, Oreson, France & Co.. Forest City.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Itv virtue ami authority of a pencrnl eveen
ti.m issued from Ihe otlb-i of th CIirk of t.o
Circuit Court of Holt i-mntv. Miswiri, return
able nt the August term, 1 .i. of .slil rirt.an I
to 1111- dirccteil in favrof V. II. IticIiai.Ls, nr.il
H.iinst T. S. IMitos,
I have levied ii;nin an 1 sciz -d all Ihe riht. til
and Interest the within u.iihimI lefntint. of,
in and to the fothmiii;; itcscribid rial sate.s
lollows. to-wit :
All ot tin w-st half of the nurtiiwest nrter
if section th:rtv-two (3.'). townshti siuy-tw
lr.; of rars tlurtt -eight i.ci
11 Kin;: ami U-ing in s uA county and Statu
of Missouri; ami I will on
WEDNESDAY, SK.!TEJiI!E!t I.U-S,
In tween Ihe hours of nlin o'clock lu thef.re
110011 an! live oVtock 111 the aflT:io.ui of that
dav. at the couri hous door in thecny of mi
poii. lounly of Unit afnMil. sell lhes.imenl
public vendue, to the hiirhitst bidder forca&h XVi
hand, to satisfy said exci.lion and costs.
JA.MUS K. Cl'MMIXS.
ift'iesIT of Hi It CHUI4J-.
SHII-tUI'S CDL'CII ami Coiisr.mpti-in Cure ii
sold b us on a fciuratde. I! eiiresConauiiip-t'-i'i.
Cor ale bv HiviIkAi Philhrlc'c.OrcKOU,
Frant ."i. Co.. Forest city
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Ry virtue and authuritvofaspeci.il execution
Issued from the office of the Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Holt colony. Misst.uri.rrturnaMe at the
AUKUst term, !S!K, of said court, and to me di
rected 111 lai or of the Stnte of Missouri at the
relation and lo Ihe useof 1 P Welly, collector
of revenue of Holt county, Missouri, and
aitalast
Samuel Ensworth
I have lavied upon and seized all the right, title
and interest of the within named defenikmr.
of lu and to the following; described real-estate
to wit:
All of lot IS. In block 1 1. in tlie or e n.il town
of Craii: : and lots 10. II. 12, and 13 in block iu
misnnrttrs addillo 1 to I raht.
All hinir and behiE In said countv an. I state
of Missouri ; and I wilt on
WEDNESDAY, AL'UCST Mth, Issfl.
between the hours of nine ic!iek jn the fre
noon and live o'clock In the afternoon of Hi. n
day, at the court house Unr in the city of Ore
jron. county nf Holt aforesaid, sell Ihe mi at
public vendue to the highest bidder for cash iu
hand, to satisfy said execution and costs.
JA)U.S K. I I BIVII.VS.
Sherill of Holt County
W It Hoffmanu. Alt'y for P1H. 1
SHERIFF'S SALE.
I!v virtue and autlioritv of an exerutlnn fur
costs, issued frum the oftlce of the clerk o! !lie
Circuit Court of Holt county. Missouri, rc-
ritmaoie ai inn Aiigusi lerm. ihub, 01 snlil c iiirt,
and to me il!rctcil m f.ivor of EliAl C ll ilduin
si net acninst EM.ibctli Sweeten, .saimi'd h
Sweteii. Wm. II. "Sweden, Marv Ann Car ill
and Catliar hp I'lichanau; anil v.h'Te.is the
(osts of said vanse er adludg's-l ag:mist ,iit
Kli7alieth Swcf ten, Samuel E. Sweeten Wm. II.
Sweeten. M.iry Au Carroll and Catuaruie
rtuchanan
1 have levied upon and seized all tin richr. title'
Interest am! claim of tin- within 114111, d Eii.i
bctii Sweeten of. ia to the following desrrltied
,real-i-st;tle to-it :
S.vtr acres off of the west end of the north
half of the southeast U.irtcr of eectton is.
township el, of range 3s,
All lying and beinirin said cmntyi.t licit ami
State of .Missouri. And I will on
WEDNESDAY, ACOU.ST ir.th, lWsf.
between the hours of nine o'clock in the fore
noon and five o'clock 111 ilieaftemisinsftirtt
day, at Ihe court hr.use i.nr 111 thee tv of Oie
gon, coiiiily f Hull elores.ud. sell the same at
puliliu vendue, to th" highest bidder tor cash in
Laud. JAMES E. CCMMINS.
Shena ot Holt County.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
l;y virtue and aiilhnrltrnf a specipl execution
issued from the cilice of ihe Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Holt count. Missoiiri.rrlurnatileai the
Almost lerm, IS-1;. of said court, unit tn me di
rected in favor of Hie State of Missouri, at tho
relation and to tin use of P. I. Welly, colli -tor
of revenue of Holt county, Missouri,uiid aj; ,inst
Ueorje Wei ton. Edward Writ on and Henry
Wclloti,
I have levied npon and seized all the right, titl
and interest of ll.e within named ilcfciidants.of
In ami tn tlie following, described real -estate, at
followsto-wit :
All of lots 5 and sin block II, except 26 feet
oil of the west cud thereof. Alllviki; lu tho
town of Oregon.
AH lying and being ill said county and State
ot Missouri ; and I w 111 on
WEDNESDAY, August 2r,th, IN,
lielween the hours of nine o'clock III the fore
i.O Jil and five o'clock 1:1 the nttemoon olth.it
day, at the comt house t'oor ia the city of Ore
gon, coii!!tr of Holt ifore.s.iiu, sell toe same at
public vendue, to the highest bidder for cast, tn
hand, to satlsly said exi cutiini and costs.
JAMES E. CCMMINS.
Sherit! ol Holt County.
W. K. Iliirtmami, Att'y for Pitt.
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that trrrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is the r.-.ndy
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gou, France & C.. Fores: City.
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