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FOICMKU CITIZISZNS.
VOLUME XXV
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Democratic Mass Convention.
ITruwji'.urruw or tm: Holt Cousty
I lMi:KTI- f-MI!. C.JXMMTEK.
Oi:m.:;, Mo., May Kin, Jy.
A Mass Convention
robt City, Mo.
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! W all smoke the Grandee at
S. Proiid's.
W. H. Richards was in Kansas City
this week on business.
t nVitt TnlmL'o. lectures at Tar-
,vill be held at j k;0t on jujy 4th, in the evening.
1 - llnv. Schramm and H. C. Schmidt
... i ou.i. ituin were in St. L ouis, thiB week.
A cdmsduy. Ma, -!8th, 1890. , f R Den
at 2 u clock p. si. for the purpose oi . Largest stocx in ine county,
electing three delegates :o the State .jirs. Mattie Robert, is the guest of
Convention to be held at St. Joseph, j jif)r BiHtur yLn, Jennie Stuckey.
.Vlo.,.Iiiiie llth. 1SJ0. iv.'t r..ri.t that Bovd will save you
H. I!. Williams. J. 1. 3 iivnJiut.
Secretary.
Ciimnnnn.
; Prohibition Convention.
l",, lm u mass convention of the
I Prohihilion rait, lit Muithmd, Mo
Saturday, Muy 31, 1H,
Tit 1 s. to nominate candidates for
the comity oOjci-s that arc to be filled at
1 the next election
I5v order of
COIWTV CENTRAL COMMITTEE,
at
The above states;
the present condi
tion of our stock
nvfl pfl TT If VOU 1 of ,hn Psenger trains over the j , fa k
e2Lattl,y. AJ- .7""- k. C. road and also the Denver through c,ariHi
want to ouy a i? me
Dress or a Cheap
Dress, we can
please you in Style
and Quality, and
will make the price
sell you the same
of Shoes. Will
emarantee to sell
vou iust a little i
Cheaper than any
house in the coun
try. Seeing is be
lieving. Come in
and find out if what
we say is not true.
Yours Truly,
Time Table.
B"lo-.v uiil lie found tl.o time ol de
trains the nurlington route:
;oi?(i south:
No. 1 Lr.-:ivj Forest City at 2.-09 1. m
No. :t Leaves at 1:33 n. m.
No. 13 Villisca, leaves at ZiZi p. m.
No. 15 -Burlintgon Route, leaves
10:20 a. m.
goi-g sotrrii:
No. 2 -Leaves Forest City at 1:11 p. m.
No. 4 -Leaves at 2:( a. in.
Xo. 14 Villiscu, loaves nt 10:20 a..
No. 1C Burlington Route, leaves at
":."! p. in.
nionev on Buggies, Carts and Harness.
The Burlington Junction Harvest
Home occurs, September 10th, 11th, and
12th.
. -TIia Atchison county teachers' in
stitute will be held at Tarkio, beginuiug
July 2Slh.
If. (J. Schmidt has just received n
care load of the Woods Harvesting
machines.
-Dr. Kidtenbacli has returnod from
Xew York, where ho was attending uicdi
cal school.
Lin Carroll has purchased the Fath
er I'roud property, now occupied by Ea
! iuire Burnett.
T. U. Jonea and children, of Erie,
Colorado, are visitiiiK Mrs. Lioonora ui-
JESSE C. FITTS,
llistoiical Calendar.
MAY.
Thursday. 22. Victor Hugo dicsl. 1H35.
Friday, i). British C.ibiuot atfreod to
American lndeKndenee, liai
Saturday. 21. Oaean Victoria
1SIU.
fs-lml.iv. 2T. Biiraovue, Clinton
Howe amvd at llo.-ton, i
Monday, 2i. Pres. Johnson acquitted,
:S08.
" Tuesday, 27. John Calvif. died, 1.TC1.
Wiilnesday. 2S. Communist Robeliion
n Paris ended, 1871.
born.
and
UlEA BICSWiSHwiOBS
OREGON, MISSOURI.
P. S. With Every Dcllart.
worth cf goctls ycu get a chance
at an Organ to be Given awa
July 5th, 1S90.
THE SENTINEL'S
CHEAP COLUM
UinitJIES. IJ:!v the C. -id !)u-t BUR
pi..a of IL C Si.iuiidl.OreKou. J.o, at
.Alliaiv."- pricv.
llOltSES AXll Mi-Lit. A lot o!
llor.d iiikI Mull" :ur kale. Call o:i t..
adibus. W. If. t?tcr.-. li. Dnpin. io
TWO iUiOO RKWlXti MACHINES
- Base ball tliis Friday, May 23rd.
- Hiram MuutiRiinerv is nif iu
Jhicago.
- Get jour Picture Frames at If. li..
)onnj V.
K:i:; A- Proud uro wile nj;eiita for the
Jmndw ciar.
l.::iic! Kiinkel. Sr.. h:is a nice lot of
ionium .aip forKild.
M.s. Piiiii; Hchultc. of St. Joseph,
i.-, visiting: relatives in Oregon.
- JiiJo tluialt Mild a bunch of cattle,
lint;. :s lic.ul. i;.t week, at la
Mrs. McKnicht left hitt Wednesilay
m a viwit with old trieiitls in Ohio.
- f:., II. C. :5ch.."ult for yoar Har-
less, Biifiirii- and Carts, t)rnou. Mo.
-Edith Hinde, U vis-iting her sister.
Ire. Giucu Boham, of Connnir, Iowa.
H.ta'l foraet thatByl save you
jouey on l.tij.'f.'ie, .mu uuiurm
L. i:. Kooa:o-i will leave llns week
1 visa to r;t;t!rn Texas.
Hnrrinof the Francis Street,
St. Joe. lunch counter, was up last Wed
nesday visiting his father.
- f )ur merchants liavo received notice
of tho advance of Hour fifteen cents -wo
iiresatue it uieaua loc per lw.
-Our city was alive with toaumSatur
dnv last, and our merchants report a
very healthy and substantial trade.
Price & Chadduck hava fitted up
nice meat peddling wagon for tho ac
commodation of their country customers.
Samuel Stuckoy left on Tueedayjor
tho Hot Simmr. where ho tfoe in tlie
hope ol Koocmng "oui rneuiuuna
"kingdom krun."
Oreiron "Azureines" vs. Xow Point
"Tigers" Friday. May 23rd, at 2SW ! M
As this is tho o; Killing gamo ladies will
be admitted free.
- Freeman Libby disposed of 6ix hend
nf iKirw hist week, to a buyer from
Pennsylvania, nnmod Keimr. Tlie CoIon
el realized an average price of $1:15.00.
. Burn. ti Silas and Xettio Allen, of'
tho Culp neighborhood, Monday May,
l'Jlh, a tine girl baby. We con
gratulate giand-ma and grund-pa Gulp.
Mrs. Aunio Moore-Daniels, of Keo
kuk, li. Partridge, and Mita Gracie Sloan,
of White Cloud. Kausxs were mot hos
pitably entertained this week, by Mrs.
Irvine.
-Dan. Tliuma took his departure
Mondav.forlfoleua, Montana, where ho
goes tohxik after his uitorest in a valua
ble estate. HeexH'cts to bo absent about
two nioutlif.
..vtt..iiil Mnmorial Dav exercises at
Minmd Citv. and ret one of those hand-
....w. (uiiit-Hiitrs from Henry L. Ends, the
jeweler. Evorv old soldier calling on him
will receive one.
Curts, Buggies, Wagons, Mowers,
Hinders, and tiio celebrated Advance
Tiirehhing Machines and Engines. Sold
by H. C. Schmidt on small proiits. See
liim and rind out.
-.iioiuonai ?vi ii-'ti ioiiiuMv.v..
at the M. B. church, Sunday morning
at 11 o'clock, by Ifcv. T. D. lloberis. In
the evening, regular services by the pas
tor. C. J. Warner.
- There will I. Children's Day
service at Sluloh sch'iol house. 10 niUes
nortli ol tins town on me bkuuu ouu
dav in Juua All initeil to attend; ulso
ivt of :'.r:,t clais native luuiljor lor sale, at Liir.coiu ou uie urei
William Ball, J r., is the guest of hi -Miss Eva Emmert has returned from
Two ji-j-Kl w
chiijo.i for fa-ilo
iiardware.
i;Ui.l
:iic;ip at
:nc
T. 1j- I'iScuV
- SECOND-HAND BUGGIES. -Two
go.l second hand btv-.e.- for Kile er
cheap, or wdi tra I. Sof corn. it. C.
Schmidt, Oregon. Mo.
A GOOD gTiJL WANTED:-A gin
that understand:; general hoiiKV.vorl: cat.
obtain a l''o-1 situation ! applying tc.
F. Jibby, Oregon, Mo.
mivn - HANI) OAIMUAGE. A
Grxxl Setfind-Hand, Twseatcl Car
r.ir clie-in for ea.-"!. or will
twdo for a good horso. II. Boyd, Ore
gnu. Mo.
PLANTS FOIt SAL.E. Sweet Pot.-.
Ui Piants, Cabbage Plants and Tomato
PlanUican le had at my place at reason
able prices. J. W. Maple, 3 miles. eat ol
Oregon. Mo.
" lTlCITFABM FOB SALE. A trmah
fruit farm of ten acres, one hall mile
south or Oregon, witii good house and
b'irn and other iuipnneuient. Orcoam
ot ali jut l.V tioaring apple tres f the
Ih-st varieties known; a largo number of
liearing ieatr' , cherry and plum trees:
also a vineyaul in good condition, hor
tenns, etc- dl on or address Frank H.
Graham, Oregou, Missouri.
Notice to Teachers.
Applications will l received by the
BoJinl or Elucntion of Ongon, Holt
',..,.-).- VicHinri. for teachers for the
1st, 2nd, :ird. 1th and ."Uh departments of Charles
our Panic Schools. -iso a princip.
:ind BS3i;tant for the High School. ? All
iinnlicattons must be in Wore J oclwk
a. iu ViiJar, June th, 1H10. By order
of Board. Da"kl Zm-hman, Sec y.
Notice to Teachers.
o.ireiits iie:e. Jlo ii!.Kes ins noiue iu ot.
oseph.
-Attorney Damsecker, of St. Joe.caiue
Uj Ut Sunday loiMthis tisU-r, Mrs.
it-mecker.
V.'areii B. Davis :iud family hro in
:rning. Kansaf. They will lw g,no
several .--e.'o-.
Miss Bonnie iSrodUvk was visiting
n SU trim.-, tins eek, the guest ol
drs. Tunis Siwel.
Mi-w Flora Luckhardt will shortly
1 -ave lor a viit with hr sister, Mrs. C.
. .t .r i ....:o.
C. lK-'il. llij-imiuu.
hti a t left Monday for Lander
Oitv Wyoming, whero he will make her
.ionic with her brother.
.T.iiinnv K-oves went to St. .Tosuph
Monday, on a visit with his grand-pa,
-.ho la sJiid to Iks quite sick.
Mont Currv was up from St. Joe,
this week, taking a short hiy-cff on ac
ouat of .i felon on his right hand.
- The Gold Dust Buggy is a beauty. I
sell nothing out Firbt U.assgomls war
ranted. 11. C. Sc.-iidt, Oregoi Mo.
Judiro Vinmhaler, of Maryville.
Mo.. Wi-.s over last week, visiting his old
irieiul. Judgo Duncan, and otherfrienda.
- Eid.:r Silwrell is attending the State
.jnndiiv gcIkxiI convention of Kansas,
whiclils in session thisweckut Atchison,
Kansas.
Mrs. D. E. Bennett, L. I. Mooro and
il. H. Bussell took advantage ol me
clienp rates :uid went to Cincinnati, Ohio,
last week.
Probate Court adjourned last week
on account of the deat ti of J udge O'b id
Ion's wile, and will meet tho second Mon
day iu Juno.
-Mrs. Smallwood returned to her
home in Nebraska, last week, after an
extended visit hero with her parents, Dr.
iving and wife.
Ilev. Miller, of Tarkio. occupied tho
L'resbvtcrian pulpit in our city Sunday,
ami delivered two excellent and highly
I uonreciated sermons.
- Charles March came up from St.
.T.w hist Sundav to see his mother aud -
v,'..u v..ii nil know what wo want to
km v. so we won't" tell you.
ln S. A'.kiro packed his grip and
;,-.t fur Bussell Springs, Lo;
County, Kansjis. last Tuesday.
bo absent live o six uaj.
- The celebrated McConnick Binders
and Mowers for sale by J. R. Wilson at
Forbes: Hazatd Thomas, nt rorest C-ity.
f ill ou these gentlemen for particulars.
J. R. Wilson is agent for tne cete-
;an
He will
Notice is hereby given that the Board
of Trustees Tor tho Maitland. Mfc-oiiri.
Scv')l District will elect their Prirp-ipal.
Intermeiliate and Primary leacners.
.....I 1Q4L-I ToliApti u-itlttl'7 to 1
luue -mi, iwt - , - " - - . , ,,:. i t...ro
aunly will semi their applications lo me i i,nite.l -llrt virmicK muuein -
on or lxhre the above ineiitionwl date. .-,,,,1 he olTers them on the verv Uot
By order of Board. , ter!o)!.ible.They areou.s:i!eat Porljes
J. It. Cu.ms. Ditri. t Clerk. ,! Fret.t City. Call on Hazan' Thomas
at Forest C ity.
Tiie members of Meyer Post are ur-
MONEY to LOAN
ON First-Class Real Estate
in sums to suit borrower,
j gently requested to be present at their
next iiut'tiug. Jiay i.ii. ."sii--
recruits an.l other important business
will lxi needing jour attention.
-I am prepared to till all orders with
liest vareties of Sweet Potato Plants.
! Never wait for r ' but watrr as you
' : i.laut. 1 have the ivn.y Carolina. 11ns
3 Per Cent Straight., ls,Sr,SiyIi,.m,i-SK
Fre', Fillmore. Mo.
her visit with relatives at Tarkio. and is
extending her visit with her aunt. Mrs.
Bevan. She is a -ery pleasing lady and
we trust our young people will extend
hor a cordial welcome.
Muritin Carson a forraor citizens ot
this county, but lor the part eight years
Sheriff of Smith County, Kuntas. was in
Oregon. Monday and Tuesday on busi
ness connected with his olliee. Wis post
ollico is Smith Centre.
n r Webster is now located in
viitinn.t Hnd is running a first-class
j Photograph Gallery. -dHs the work of
art himseli. Ln iu.iko jo .ui muu ui
a picture from a locket size to life size,
and at very moderate prices. Give him
a call.
Dav will be observed nt
Mound City under the auspices of that
Post. Henry L. Kails, the popular jeweler
of that citv, will present e-ory old sol
dierattend'nig.with a handsome souvenir.
Tho Post of that city is making exten
sive preparations, and Eads is keeping
pace Willi llicm in uoiug uiiuica ui.-i..
Win. Weagele,Bon of Chris, Weagele.
of Richville, has been heard from in his
new homo in the Goldon West. He is at
Oregon City. Oregon, whero ho is em
the mills of tho Willamette
Falls Pulp and Paper Ci. His wages are
iO."i0 a dav and he promises to do well iu
his new home "Ahero rolls the Oregon.
. M,.nd:iv evening while Frnnk Kerns
and a Mr. Shewmaker were cleaning out
the well of Mrs. Mills in wie wwi
ot town Frank, who waa hoisting Mr. b.
ontatthecloae ot the day's work in
some manner Jet the windlass handle
slip,precipitatiDg mtaxo me o""V"
. 1 ... - . ... . I. : . .r f.t lara.
the wen naisuince ui !.
ly bruising and jarring his anatomy.
Maitland Herald.
T...1 . VnnRnuUirW and C. O. Proud
wont up to Hamburg,Iown,last week and
took a looK ai a uun
struction there, with the viow of getting
nvrardins their new buiUt-
ing. They suceded in finding just
what thov wanted- a"fronting." and are
now negotiating for what will bo the
i.nn.lanimwt front over seen in this sec
tion of the state.
w.ioti n.lmlt. who eorvedin F. Com
it'll M. S. M.. and now residing in
Saint Louis, is up in Old Holt visiting
.i,,iii'. nml his many old comrade. He
is a prominent member of Ransom Post,
St. Louis, vhich bo royally entertained
... ,1... v;nn1 Knenmtiment when held
lit IIIV !- - . . .
in St. Louis. He hius u legion ot friends
in this section of tho county who will be
glad indeed to weicome mm.
- Deliver your spring chickens, hens,
ducks, turkeys, geese roosters and pig
eons at tho store ot Emil W ebar, rorest
Citv. Mo., Friday, waturnav ana iuou
dav. Miv 3lth and .list and June 2nd,
lftV), ami receive the highest cash mar
ket price in cash for them from t. H.
Rowley & Co., who will lie there. So ad
vertisement aud price list elsewhere in
i.:. ;iii.
A Bible meeting, under the auspices
of the Holt County Bible Society, will
i i.oi.l in the liautist church at rorest
Citv, Mav 2."th, at night. The meeting
will bo addressed by Elder J. S. t.
Wooil. formerly of Maryville, Mo. but
ow pastor of the Forest City Baptist
ti. A collection will oe vaitcn nt
Uncle Gemecker is very low.
Smoke nothing but tho Grandee cigar.
"Bunkum" Foster is sojourning in
Omaha, Nebraska.
Sewing Machine Needles and Sup
plies forsalo by II. & Denny.
We are all glad to learn that Jud re
Duncan and wife, who have been seriou. -ly
ill, are both improving.
Lee Penny and wife, of St Joseph, j
were the guests of relatives in Oregon
and Forest City, this week.
Henry Molter, accompanied by his
nephew, William Molter, oP Pennsylva
nia, are taking in Omaha, this week.
C B. Irvine, after a visit of several
weeks with his parents and friends in
Oregon, will take his departure next Sun
day fur his houie in oaiem, uregon.
Mis-. Nettie Gardner left Wednesday
ror Woodland, California, where she has
accepted the principalship in the musi
cal department of the University at that
place.
- -There will be a name of ball played
nt. tlm hull mirk this Friday between
tho Oregon "Azureines " and the New i
Point "Tigers. Come out anu see a ,
good game.
The Best two-seated Spring agons
ever brought to Oregon are sold by li.
C. Schmidt, Oregon, Missouri, auuViio
price is put right down iu order to build
up a truilo on mom.
John Morris has been chosen princi
pal of the Forest City schools; Miss Anna
Knull was chosen lor uiepnnuiryuepari.-
ment. Tho teacher for the interuiouiaie,
will be selected on Saturday.
Miss Martha E. Kneale, of this town
ship, and C W. Hurst, of Now Point,
were united in marnago, on me xot
insL, at the M. E. parsonage, Mound
City. Rev. Lace, officiating.
Mrs. Lacy an J Conway and little
Myrtle, mother, sister and niece of Mrs.
Hidden were the guests of the latter on
last Thursday and Friday; also "Squire
Jjacy, her father, on Wednesday.
Clara Crubb, the little girl bitten by
n rabid dog at Maitland a short time ago,
an account which appeared in our paper
at the time, is said to be improving. Sho
has been a very hick elitiu inueea.
At the Cowan, sale of Short-Horns
nt Lincoln, Nebraska, recently, twenty
niue head wt.re sold, averaging U5.U5
. . A I . (..ml
ner hpnil. Mr. Mcuoy s iniriccu iiuhu
netted him eighty dollars per head
The, Odd Fellows, of this city, are in
a moat flourishing condition, and so pres
sed are they with work, that all me oo
urees nro exuected to be conferred at
their meeting nexi nennesuaj uigut.
- - Krio Traders: I liavo taken tle
tnriT nlT iif Bnifies. Carts and Spring
Wagons. I will save ycu money on them.
I mean what I say aud don't you forgot
it. H. C. Schmidt, Oregou, ,Hissoun.
The passenger rota war still contin
ues. Tho Burhugton Route announces
tl.M f.illnu-inir. From St. Joseph, to St.
Louis, round trip, good for ton days,
12.00. To Chicago, 85.00; to Denver,
4.00: to St. Paul, 10.00.
Hi HiiRlilmrirurof this city.nnd John
W. Stokes, of Craig, are in attondanoo
Itt tit f :rnil Lixlffe. I. O. O. F.. which
is in session in St. Louis this week. The
latter goes as renresontntive from this
district, and the former to see the ele
nhant.
The "Queen of Fame," which has
been given with great success at Kansas
n;t.. nml nther nlaees. will lie rendered
.r; -
by tho young ladies ol wregon at, me nx.
E. church, Tuesday evening,
The obiect is to help tho
Sunday school.
Two daughters of m. Wagner, liv
ing near Maitland, wero thrown Troiii
their buggy bv their horse running away.
on Saturday u week ago. and both were
badly bruised the eiuesi win ue con
fined to her homo for several weeks, so
severe are her injuries.
-It is reported that liberal prices
were given for all stock sold at Brown's
-umnt uitn. The attendanoe must have
been large, as it is said one whole boot.
irai limve of bread and eighty gallons of
coffee were consumed. The sales amoun
ts I tii RKXD. two-thiids of which were
fn all ii n.
Decoration Day will soon be here,
rin tl.nt iluv hundreds will visit our
cemeteries, and those who have friends
buried there should see to it that their
graves are properly decorated and the
i, .to nut into nresentable shape. Com
mander Ware, of the G. A. R-, has made
i.; .lotnila for decorating graves, and
those detailed should give the work their
attention.
V will furnish the SiatTWEi. and
"Live Stock Indicator" one year for
2 o 10 in advance. The "Live Stock In
dicator"is published at Kansas City
Arlt- iimi ranks among the ioreiuosi
agricultural journals published iu tho
it. Their market reports are unex
celled, and are just what our farmers
need. Come in and subscribe for The
SttWSEL aud Indicator.
It is hoped that every mcmuer oi
Mover Post will bo in line next Sunday,
2.ith inst., to listen to tho memoriul ser
mon of comrade, T. I). Roberts, an ex
soldier, and preacher, who went into the
ranks when a mere ooy. uet every man
meet at the post headquarters at 10a. m
Sunday morning. It is the annual roll
call, and you should not allow absent"
to be placed opposite your name.
I h uommanoer oi never rtmt ur
ges UDon every roemoer oi me i osi io
tinrl Decoration Dar exercises at
White Cloud, in accordance wuu oruers
issued and invitation accepted. White
Cloud Post will have a detail on this
nf the river to look after and care
for your teams. Arrange your anairs so
as to leave headquarters about 7 a. x.
Roll will be called at East White Cloud.
Mr. J. E. Jackson, accompanied by
his daughter, Nannie, is the guest of his
sistore, Mr. T. I. Kreek and Mrs. A. J.
Castle, of thiscity, and Mrs. James Ram
say, reSUling n lew limit, t-i iiciu.
day
Prosecuting Attorney Kennish bos
a bad felon on bis hand. Not on uncom
mon thing for a prosecutor.
C. Schlotzhauer and family were
visiting at Kunkel's Mills last Friday.
They took dinner "over at the bouse.
Mrs. America Baker came up lost
Sunday to pay her regards to her grand
son, Charles W. Bart rain, Jr. She was
accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Tom
Burns.
N. F. Murray has purchased the
Northwest corner ot the Payne residence
block, and will at once let the contract
for the erection of a handsome reeraeace.
Indeed we are glad to welcome such men
as citizens of our pleasant little city. Mr.
Murray is one of the very best men in
our county.
In a letter to the St. Joseph Herald,
respecting the oldest volunteer soldier
of the rebellion. Wm. Hawkin?, of Voris,
but formerly of this city, claims for his
father, Wm. Hawkins, that honor. He
was bora in 1801 and enlisted in July,
1801, nt the age of GO at Oregon, Mo., in
L nt,i 131I1 Missouri Infantry. He died
in 1888. aged nearly 87 years. Mr. Haw
kins, who is now about u years oi age,
thinks he is probably one among the
oldest Sons of Veterans living.
- There aro few stock shippers and buy
ers that exhtmi more -sano aim morn
nerve than Dave Gclvin, of Maitland. If
io strikes the market right, ho-Bings; ir
le hits it low, he whistles. Ho recently
came home ironi Chicago in n KiuguiK
mood, and the boys knew what was up -he
hnd nikon fourteen cars of cattle from
Nebraska to Chicago, which netted him
an even nve dollar uiu icr neim. b
mid it was the best tram load oi cauie
seen in the Chicago yards this season.
About thirty couples ot Tarkio
young people were royaiiy enienuiuou
at the oeaullIUl home oi nr. ana jut.
T.J. Emmert last Thursday evening
The party was given in honor of Miss
Kva Kinruert or itagemown, .aiu, iw
Ma been visiting the family of her uncle
for several weeks past. Miss Emmert
started borne Monday morning, having
won manv friends and admirers during
her brief visit in Tarkio. -St. Joo HAr-
nld. Miss Emmert is the guest oi rela
tives here at present.
Take a day off with your families,
and enjoy yourself at the pic nicat Clear
Luxe next Saturday, 21th. Cloar.Lake is
onlv one-half mile west of Napier, Mo
and is situated in a beautiful grove of
timlmr ivhieh ia carneted with a tine
blue grass sward. There is plenty oi
good fishing. Amusements in the. way
of boat-riding, swinging, croquit, danc
in., mimii. Imt.h vmMtl and instrumental.
H..n T. R Kncm-lns. of this city, and
other 6i)eakers of prominence will ad
dress the multitude. Dr. J. Jj. .Milton is
President, of the day, and W. H. Frame.
marshal. Remember tho cinie nnu go.
TW ntnlnv our "folks" were de-
Ki.ktml tritli nj handsome a collection of
fine plants as it has ever been our privil-
Je to receive. They cam o from JLho
Central Green Houses, uorner nixin ami
Jnln t .ranfa. Rt Josenh. Mo. Mr. L. J.
Stuppy. tho enterprising proprietor of
this establishment, is woll known to the
flower growers of Holt county. Hois
wide-awake and full of business prices
always reasonable -plants always strong
and healthy. Givo him an order and
see how carefully he will look after your
went. And dont forget that when you
tvnnt. nnvt.hin? in tho way of cut-Mowers
or floral designs you can always get it of
Mr. Stuppy at reasonable prices.
Thna who came from a distance to
attend the funeral of Mrs. Carrie A ndor
! rei.,ii.. ..n,l tlioir Inst bik
tribute of resjiect to the memory of this
,.n liru wnrn v inn novoy ana hup.
Mrs. Louie Bunrcss. Adrian Hoblitzell
and wife. MissLimpp mid Mrs. Joo v il
linnic nfr-orest Citv: Mrs. Frazor Allen
Wi-stlKiro; Mrs. James L Allen and Rev.
Geo. Miller and wife, of Tarkio: W m.
Hoblitzell and wife. EllaHoblitzell. viom
n n nnd 1. P. Bandy and wife, of
Mound Citv; Fred Kobinson nnu wue, vi
Kearnev. Nebraska; Mrs. M. Taylor and
laiml.tir nfWVllincrton. Kansas; Maggie
VanBuskirk, of Savannah; Fred Kellogg
and wiro and airs. Bene iuhou, oi
Maitland.
- Rev. W. A. VanGundy. writes as fol
lows from Nickersfln. Kansas, undor date
of May 10th, 1890: Deati Scntinel:- -"I
write this brief note to let you and
my manv friends of Holt county know
where I am and hat I am doing. Am
now pastor of tho M. E. church in
Nickereon. Reno county. We havo n
beautiful brick church with auditorium
and two close rooms, nico parsonage of
six rooms. This is a railroad town, and
a division of the Sante Fe, with exten-:.-.
ohnna lnratjul here. This is a fine
agricultural country land rather sandy,
n m am looking fine. Have had fino
nuns latelv. There ore quito a good
mnnv nnnnlo hern who have formerly
IivmI in Missouri and several ianuiies
". .. . .. ,1
from lion couniy. au wen.
Subscribe for the "Western Rural
and Stockman," published in Chicago.
m;n..u if vim want to he sunnlied with
one of the most reliable agricultural and
stock journals published in tne uniio-i
cf TLiu tumor has been nublished
for twenty-seven years, and have used
everv means in their power for the en
l.tmromnnt nf the farmer's interests in
every way. They we. . the promulgators
ot the Farmers' Alliance ten years ago.
mneh time and money tn ex
tending the organization. By sending
them 75 centB you will receive the paper
tnr- tho lintanen of the year. If you sub
scribe at once -youw ill always t ike it.
Address, Western Riiral.loS Clark Street ,
nhimmi. Illinois. The 8KSTISF.L and
Western Rural one year for 2m
vlna.lnv. May 21st. 1890. Mrs.
Mary Price,widow of the late Peter Price.
.h.ii tho 80th mile-stone on hfes
journev, and in commemoration of the
anniversary a birthday dinner was ten
dered her at the family homo in this
city. The occasion was amosienjoyaoie
nne and the noble woman was taken
ill preparations
Pmf. Kiff is in Crawfordsville, In
diana. He expects to be gone all sum
m er.
During the thunder storm on Friday
last. Judge Andanoa bad a fine mare
killed by lightaisc-
Mrs. P. 8. Moots-aery was visiting
in SU Joseph, a few days this week, the
guest ot Mrs. Ansa Norman.
Sol. 7 n took bis departure
last Tuesday for a visit of a few days
with his otharJo&B la Chicago.
Married, on the 17th inst., by Rev.
Schramm, at the German M. E. Parson
Adaaa Gila, of Omaha, Nebraska,
and Mjss Minnie mamer.
cities of this state for a number of yJ,
is editing a paper called The unii,y tu
S5n FnoMco. California. He is . also
1iolr 1rMcnt Location. Post-of-1 Amnlnvnl on "The Examiner." ot that
lice Address, Business En-
Saped in. Etc.
city. "His family is now here, tho guests
of his father and mother; when they are
nt home he resides inst across tho Bay
I in Oakland. Leish is rapidly sar-ing to-
Ed. B. Randolph is at Wite Sulphur' "the front" in his western home as a
Springs, Montana, in tho live stock busi- writer of abihtj.
ness -as also Heccan Lunstord and J. j George Russell, a former merchant of
this city, and a eon oi it. n. ttue t.
Thev all went from the vie
iaity ot tba Walnut Grove school house
in this county, and are reported doing
woll.
.1. f" Hooner is located nt noncna
deceased, is in tho real
in Oakland, California,
amassing a fortune.
children are with him.
estate business
and is rapidly
His wife and
He married his
There will be preaching next Sun
rnnmn at Nickell's Grove in Gor
man, by Rev. NHninga, and at night in
English. Rev. Keiscr will preach at Beu
ton Sunday night.
John Herst, living on the Nodaway,
near the Hollisttr Mill, had his barn,
some fifteen tons of hay and 2000 bushels
of corn destroyed by lire Thursday last.
Thero was no insurance.
Free! Free! ! A very handsomo en
graving of all the presidents from Wash
ington to Harrison, suitable for framing,
and a splendid premium list of wntchee,
books, sowing machines, knives, eta, aud
a copy of the Journal of Agriculture will
be sent freo on receipt of 3 cents in
stamps to prepay postage. Address,
Journal of Agriculture, St. Louis, Mo.
Th most unfortunate part of tho
whole disaster atCorni.ig was tho fact
thnt, outside of the buildings owned by
Bruce Earl, there was very littlo or no
liisumncn carried by any or the business
men. There is not a more profitable in
vestment under the sun than a pakjjlp
yolicy In some reliable insurance. com
panv, and had tho citizens ot Corning
been sure U. !mate in their business re
i,.t; i feith Ur. V. A. Graham, of this
eity,lf agent for the Continental, their
low wM.no doubt, havo boon greatly
alloviatM.. .fe
bo Kunkel Manuiacturing urai
is in receipt of a largo nintmnt of
I macn;uory iroiu .nuw t n,
aolis,IndiiinaSomo of it was bad-
maged bv bouio of tho railroads
through whose hands it passed. Iho
criminal recklessness with winch such
injuries oro often done, calls lor me en
forcement against those who uro guilty,
of tho laws for the puuishment of such
crimes. Possibly the injuries hero mcn-
tiiinr.il mnv have beon done in some
wreck, but we luivo seen enginoors who
fnn-.ml to wait at a station for an
other train jam the cars together, while
-. ...;.v. ......I. r.... L.t lir
swiicningi witu buuii .
f roiBh t i n some l nslanco crusnei s i n ro uki i
th nml of the cars. The railroad cmi-
nnnioa :irr nnt tmimnt to (Settle Slicll in
juries, but force applicants to follow a
long series or red-tape procceiuugs umt
weary and disgustlthe Bhipper till he
drops the matter It'ts at nil wonderful
thut a strong feeling of antipathy jer-
vades tho niimla ot tno peopio ugaiusi
railroad companies?
lanta, Noss county, Kansamwhere he has wife in this city, her maiden name being
n large stock ranch and is prospering. Emma Reed, a sister of Mrs. James IS.
Joseph a Bovd, who for twenty or Payne, of this citv. Her mother and
thirty vears was a resident of Holt coun-. brother Robert also reside somewhere
ay, is now located on n large farm nnd ' in Cnlifnrnin, but we we do not know
sti'iok ranche near Flonlla, Dougla-s 1 tiiWr is;i:ii -i. mldresa.
"'ffilSai James Washam and ! Krait Vi.tr:
Waiter L. Powell, who ail formerly-lived ij0jw wo KjVe the report of tho com
near Mound City, are domiciled in Sweet m;l;oo Oj,j,ointed at the meotiug of tho
Water county, Wyoming tho two Hort;L.uitUnil Society, laat Saturday, to
Wnshnms at Burnt Fork utid Powoll nt j ,)ru.vare pt-tition to congre in the in
Greeu River City. Dave Wa-ham has a . u( ,mro upile citler vinegar an
important matter to ail mill growers:
To tho Honorable Senate and House of
Representatives in Congress, Assem
bled; -
Tim Holt County Horticultural bo-
sUiek rancho and u livery stable and his
brother James is working for him. Po w
ell is a real estate and stock dealer.
Charlie Soper, March Polk, John
Green. John Zachman.Charlio Z;iehman
nil Will Sehatz are all in Chicago; - c;ct rojirefnting all fruit interests ot
Soper and Senate in tho railroad bust cunty, Missouri, and especially the
gfhe
mb,
IHha
lye ram:
Tn!lf in the legal and short-hand
reporting business, and Greene and the
Zachmans are employed in manfiictur
inir nni 1 wholesaling patent window-
shades. Frank Sehatz is ulso tnore, em
ployed in a large hardware house,
James McCoy, who years ago dealt
heavily in timber and timber lands
along the bottom in the vicinityot East
White Cloud, is located at Ouray, Color
ado. McCoy has seen some upn and
downs sinco leaving here. He gained a
suit in tho supremo court ot Colondo
socio years ago wnicn niaue nun ncu,
but we are told that he is low flat again.
J. W. 5ook, "Littlo Billy" Zook, as ho
was familiarly called, is nt Fort Worth,
Texas, nnd has :i lino placo ot ten or
twelve acres ot laud ndjoning towu, with
a tine house on it. He is president or a
railroad running out of Fort Worth, and
is largely engaged in the cattle business.
George Williamson of W.H. Williams,
hanlvvare dealer at Forest City, and Wm
.7. Waterman, formerly of Holt and
Andrew counties are located in Arizona
aud are extensively engaged in cattle
raising. Their post ollico uddresd if un-
Irnnirn n US. GeOrgO WOS visitlllg his
pareiiW in Forest City, last winter.
Calvin Van Boiiber,"Brolher" Mmton.
Byron Martin. "Bubba" Mintou. James
SnonamoroundMrs. Polly Jamison are
.ua eijg.weu in mJj-ijet jn comiietion wiin spint vint
it. Tin y went A. u r.j- ,,n!it. The plrcing ota tax u
esouo some of . H.,ir.;tB t.auSed a large increase in the :
all in California near i noa-engaged in
farming and raisieg fru
friim the vicinitv ot Forte:
them several years ago and
are told, taken up land, ai'd
liiinuiH for tlirmKO vol.
Will Harris nnd .lamejIIarrin.togc!her
with thoir families, arc locatetl near
,is
lire
made
conxisGiN ASHES
The Entire llitstncss i'ortion oi
Coriiinir Liua wmkic uy vm;
About two o'clock last Thuriday morn
ing the crv ot "Fire" brought the sluiir
bering residents of Corning to the streets
in great hasto. The alarm proved to bo
in direct antinomy to a "fake," for as
tho Biectiltors sent their gazes oi awe
and amazement in the direction
of the flames it soon become appar
ent that the business poriiou oi
tho town had a sentence of doom hang
ing over it, nnd that U was cniy n mat
ter of a few short hours until the execu
tion of the sentence would be carried
. . a t vT1.a nriirinfltixl
k TthomeTit maVket
Law A-taSoS .. From here it spread die Texas, and are engaged
in Mthsr direction, the ttno new Bions ing.
building of the Danker Bros, being
SSI , . ?'r.u.,;"-n.Vn. hted in Baxter .unty. Arkauaas, and
1 . . I ; a-.irlfl1(r tit k Maw mill.
Pm'J.tri"nK son-in-law to J.
this building. AnouK. '7D":?; wr" l.K-ate.1 at
;LTSwTfrup'?b f
T, nnstotlico was located in ting rich.
this building, and everything pertaining R. I. i!ea. J. rammins anu .reruu u
lLL lost, but the stamps which I L. Allen nro at Uussel Springs, Logiin
Falls Citv. Nebraska. Joe. Boyd, J:
also there with his family, luey
fannirg and raising stock.
Samuel Hardy and ramil.y.O.P.IIarily
and familv, Jark Rsins and family, Ro
land Hays and family, Gottleib Kramer,
from New Point. Will Payne, aro all in
Oklahoma. Pavne is at Guthrie, and tho
nt nr near Edmund City, lney aro
all doing well. Dr. Lewis Hoffmann is
practicing medicine in Edmund.
K..v. John Anderson, formerly school
m.iiniiiQinnpr flif this Ci unity for two
terms, is now located at Carrrollton, Mo.
Ho nn.l hi fl.niilv hMVO liVCll IllOStnif tilO
time since leaving here, ujwn a farm in
Florida. Ho has a lino orango gmvo an-i
r.in..lm in Vlnriila vet.
n.nrli.i Hnu-ell. Uhe6tor uaso ami
ran iian-
in nuiroaii-
j",l,n TI. Minton. formerly of the Min
ion and Beeler saloon in Forest City, is
B.
applo cider vinegar interesta. would re
siMM'tfully present and submit for your
consideration the following reasons why
the so-called Vaporizing Law of March,
W7'J. should bo repealed:
First: To protect tho interests ot
every frvit grower and farmer who
has apple trees, grapevines or any fruit
producing plarts upon his place from
which vinegar can be mnde.
Second: To prevent fraud upon the
United States Revenue by producing il
licit spirits. ....
Third: Because it is an unjnst dis
crimination against all the industries
using alcoholic spirits in their manu
facture, thev having to use tax paid epir
iU, while the white wino (spirit) vinegar
makers are exempt. .
Fourth: Because under the workings
ot this law whiskey vinegar is being con
stantly sold as puro apple cider viaagar,
which" is a fraud to theconsumor and
injurious to health on account of tho
fusil oil contained in the spirits from
which whiskey vinegar is produced.
Fifth: Because distilleries are
starting up all over the country under
the name or vinegar lactones wimubij
capacity for converting wliiskey into
vinegar.
Before tho passage ot the vaporizing
T rinomir m.-lltnm found a
... . - r . I. . I nnuffl.
,.ir-.ta musiHi a large iuui-.i ur "-
have, we .!...:., ,,r nnn'es and their products;
kkI . Rnms of money were invested in
for the inoreraDid pnxluctioa
of cider vinegar and the surplus fruit of
tho applo orchards was uiiuzco. ine
Vaporizing Law has crushed a great
many cider miiis oi toe ivumrj uuu ...
manv localities -there is not one cider
mill" today, where before this law was
lassod, there were one to tea or a dozen
nulls. .... r
We therefore auk for.tho passage or
Section Thirty-Two of the iiinn i.u
now before Congress, wnicn repeius too
old law known as-the .VLnogar Lawu
l-'or I-lfc.
Anna, daughter of S. B. Forney, who
had leen in Nebraska since October last,
retunied to the home of her parents-last
Wednesday evening, accompanied by a
Mr. Gott, of that Stat,to whom sho was
married on the evening leroro, nnd bav
in" previously informed her father, was
met bv him nt the depot in Mouiid City,
and convened to tho home tt 1-er p.'
rents. arriving there about 7 i. m. when
i.. 1,,111'h to tho surnr'uKj of bride and
gniom. they wero welcomed by n com-
Ot intUluS UUU aTClUtlkVO w
general' merchandise house of F. with the country. Rea is a memwr o.
Walter wS. nt enyelo.ied in the tho
scorching wings m i., Winona Ix-inc
ken nnrconienuently their efforts were is doing well. i"'
tnonavail. . WaUers' loss will be ,in Logan county
f'tlfi- .. -., .li s Pumherton and a Mr. Ripley, of
Swan iSon was also burned. Ev- near Maitland. S Rft
enthiug wassavetl, howover, uui uoeu-utm, ami ...... ,
irjtuiuh . .. . I -n. ......... ,.11 furim.rs.
set of harness, a wagon anu . t-. ' - -.r";v-.V. 7),,,,. yY.
HSSraK upon the o,idng;home: where he
opera house, it 'VT i"--- .. ' , 1Hrt at uu,,. Charley
Corning band boys. The chairs, organ is onq of
..m.i ,,rtinn of the scenery wero saved, nnd is said to
...... i , -,. . . . ,.--,ttt.
the i.k w... re. . v.. T."H.,,no. formerly t Craig, is Io
Amnmv y nt Liir lunula nviv. - - ' -
c "l .1., -..i.w,n. itf-Ai; building owned by catctl in Grahnm county, nanaas, ne,ir
Sll'r. nhtnn i.'..: valued at SHU. Gettysburg, and doing we .
the leading eitienn
be rapidly accuir.ulatini
Si p. Jewell and family, and Mrs.
Workman are all located at Monticello,
in:.,..;. W are not informed as to
.111 tiu-
L.t K.iainMa nM is in now.
Daniel David, who waa n mnrchanant
hero for many years, and wasnt one time
Eugene Buckminister, baroer, cuu.
building owned by Bruce Earl, valued
at 8150. . ,
John W.Smith justice of the peace ana
dnite in implements nnd repairs; stock
and-Tmiimngvaiiieu """;",, ; iivW with his niece
Will am Reynolds, buuuiag sun naionu muiiij , ;;; m- n
n a, nnii ' Annie liOKinson t v-...i. -
nxiureisui,'"-'. ,... i ,:ii : i LkjiIUi nt last accounts.
The lurniiureswre i s. ""T V'. ."." . . .r tl. eighty vears
th k. n. St. J.Jfc IJ. n. ieiii were iiiiuouKii - -
saved only by great effort. Tho o.dy 1,L . , K
rtb 1 Ut;.-IW,v:;...... , -
lillXII
DO U "J si 1 .
other Mnweswut." . . . ,. Iruin anJ
iwirt whatever, were me iii.i.;ii.iihi. . - pi .
port, '""ri;.. ,, ,i.-, i n T. J'nrtis and faanly, U ClttKMles
pany
bride. ,
Indeed, so groat was the surprise on
tho part ot the bride, that on entering
the room where they wero seated, she
did not recognize her old neighbors , but
on recovering gave them oach a hearty
greeting. ...
fter a few moments of pleasant con
rorsation, tho company was invited to
fie dining room, whero sumptuous
wedding feast had been prpareu -mm.
table itocoratetl as it was w:th lieantifn.
flowers, nnd more.a cnoico variety oi mo
luxuries of life, was indeed inviting,
p-csenting a most welcome appoaniutr
After tho feasting, the happy company
roturcd to the parlor wnere hut
entertained for a short time by; Mrs.
Heilden at the organ wiin music ni
aoiig. and lator by others joining in stng-
, ri'l ..wunn,a xx?rin. -
111" ol livmns. xii.j
Mr-. Tribfe and wife, J. II. Meyer and
wde. A-A. Meyer nnd wife, Mrs Peter
Lmcks, Frank Louclc and wife. Mr.
L-nvis anil vire. or Bolckow. Rev. Heil
den and wire, Jas andWm. Wcightoian.
and others.
Mr. Gott is a prosperous merchant in
a Nebraska town and exiiects tn return
lo his biiRinosn in two or throe weeks.
The Skstisel wishes them a prosperous
and happy life- H-
Craiy:.
The stroet commissioner with stem
countenance and tirin tones, commands
the old sidewalks to be. replaced by new
ones, and is doing his part to make Craig
to "riso and shine."
Professor Parkor repeated his con
cert lost Friday night. The concert was
: good, but the audience small. It is to
tie Iioikhi mat lie win sim "J""."-"
aid us with his talent in teaching and
singing umu wo can nin.ic.
-" m, t . t.. Lioi n nlotoK-bv Rtirnrisc.
i.i i.r.m in en?ht years. Since leaving having been maderd the family gather
hero he has resided in Jackson county,
letter than we do now.
9,0P1notnrt Henin" HKik" S-lta-n -The Farmers' Allianco is hard .nt
shop ot Robert Henderson. k.innon. James Irwin is ,is. ivnrk. anil jr ti10 ..fat men ot New lorkr
Tlio o"gin' to tha work of an scV.gcr ortr.iii.d not h.l-wink them they may do
""arvl il ouTors hold U, t " To mnv CurtisiDck Irw iu and Will Ken- sm,. , ; ,c wajr ,,f rousing the vo
SP.ltXJiJKnmnjLlnnn are ewi.k.ei iu tho iKigg.ige de,Kirt- Ille n- Thc country is in a good shape
lIlMinillHI L(Wtl.un..i"J ' --I I 1. . L.I W In u I.ii. I '
this state, where he has a tine farm. He
is now living at ilelton.uass couniy, jio.,
and is engaged in the hotel business.
Thursday afternoon. May l"ith. Mrs.
Dnvid Barbour, of Oregon, had a narrow
escapo from a terrible death. She was
driving to her nome in mis city irum urn
farm below in the Culp neighborhood,
and when near the Culp school house
the fractious horco she was driving, by
some means got out of her control and
ran away, overturning the buggy anu
throwing Mrs. Barbour, its solo occu
pant, to the ground. Sho fell headlong
on the rocks, sustaining injuries that
will keep her confined to the bed and
house for many days. She fell on the
ri.rht. aide of her head and the flesh
from the forehead on that side to the
mmith was torn loose and left hanging.
Her nose and eye were badly injuredjier
right shoulder bruised and the cords of
her neck terribly strained. As the horse
ran she screamed and when assistance
nrrirnd the unfortunate woman had
Uy,
Also loans on personal secur-
Cail on or address.
W. H. RICHARDS.
Oregon. Mo.
-A fine tins of Carpet Samples just
! recieved at T. L. Price's Hardware. We
have samples or Brussels, two and three
' d!y. all wool, and two-ply cottoi chiin
; and woal carpets. Also Napier, Cocoa
,H ci,,u. Ualiina. Ws want VOH 10 Call
-For the L'ght Running Domestic - an( see them. Can sell yn carpet u
Best Sewing Machine made-See II. E. low as CM MfeMteWW
Penny. i r - --1 Tiave or
iiaun ' r- ,
I oil llVf
1 , m .i t !., rT'ia ,A.t1 nra
the close oi u.e -- " 1 T i,Br!if and was holding onto Hreat-grand-chiidren
most coniiauy inviteii to y ' V "T": ""u ' 7 Blood was i grand-children, Mrs.
OnVedne3.l8ynigniiasiJo..u.uu,iw.u .r. . - tlmlthrM and of LTeat-g
Now
fare.
ii the time to nurciiase jour --,j
spring uiil!Tn.;rvgei.lS at cost for the next necfc . Tare-n me train SnB.i. .-n t...
Uiijty n.iys. Leonora Walters. jtraeK.
ed together withoU her Knowledge.)
About thirtv membersof tho family were
present and partojk of tho delectable
repast that had been prepared by loving
hands in honor of the one who had
reached and passed by ten years the
allotted three-score and ten. Among
those present were her own children,
irrand-children and great grand-children.
Mrs. Price, whose tnnidan name was
Kevser, was birn in Page county, ir
gin'ia. May 2L 1310, and came to Missouri
. . f l:.L i:. tliinMitintr hna
in iSJj,sinco uit" tiiuu v-
been her home. On November Lth.
1873, Mr. and Mrs. trice ceieurauju toeir
tm iUn wnldim? anniversary, air. rnw ,
died in March, 188C, aged over 83 years.
Mrs. Price is the motnor oi tuirieen i
children, eight of whom, with their fami-.
lies, sat at this memorable birth-day
dinner. They were Mrs. Mary A. Chad
duck, Mrs. Eliza Ruley, Mrs. Betty Peter.
Misses Fannie and Bootie Price, John.
T. L. and G. II. Price. There was pres
ent also Mrs. Fred Markland. a grand
child, with her two children, who are
oreat-grand-children of Mrs. roce. ui i
" . .... . . ...... ,H.Anr
grand-children five.
f.ir new ideas of any kind to grow.
iv.r.,r.,iu n. introk'nceil overy few years.
Riuman. ami old cilin oi tin thut often are only innn oiiim ia-
tg t off the one ment at tho Union Dep.. U M Ru
ked through the is working at his trade ol plaste
Thomas White and eor
..viiwlr n. train and wal
.... i i.:i,i: l Tl..,
"wM.al : ta a ap minister of the G.ik,1, with !cavintf lho water clear beneath.
wS-oug y 'r -yiJn
Tlie loss falls as a sad aiiuci on unm goi '"'"""-?" ,.,,..,1 Cvms. ' woca was n"v-,,7 ?""JZ?i.Z
neonle ot Corning, but with the en- years, in-sir ' , ,r ", ' t Iioji thy suu. or leeiins tu c.i.
peopie oi ,.: ,;. ;.,, w son and hlhott are all there, i ; , r,;l , .::-., fur the young.
and vim ;.V "V w- .i,tr t.roi.rietor . "J' """." -?.;. tthin
men of that placo, iney navn luoaries, mi - - . ., , i There are im luuuj
men ui tn..... . j i .., ,j uiY.ri.tary of tin loanl . ., . ., .i i,;t.ir..n ran At no
DCgun the WoriC Ol iransioriiiiiiK ioi nil" .i- '. ,.. ..n..r tl.i.rn ' t""1 nit'ir ". -
rr?. : -:t, ..von n,n ,r 'iViuhtandid.--iehtororapairthero. .,. fiviimv. andofonnrso r.rcdswo
and enterprise than it was (Wore Uy. i- a!c i" wjwr ;,,cIl7iUl Sunday ..ch,.,! or day rchnol
nnu eiitciii i . v..l- nn.ICiHir.ro aro in the .... .i k :.,i;.ui i..wn to
conflagration, r. . "aiier ous...- r.t ;..,.. can gi.e o......
a.Mn.i nml iu miinir irrcuin iiii't- - -- r u-ui n k ( xiii ri luuuii.u
the
ergy
businens
already
me
life
the
bbi ww - - . i : ...,;,,f
business in the bull. hug o.up ie oj .... - -" . , iinu
living southeast otthisc,ty,had HTrlwhiTe Mr. Price lived to caress agreat--
lmrn and contents by
tire. It was bv the most desperate efforts
that ho succeeded in saving his horses
and wagon. How the fire originated ho
cannot tell and worse than alUie had no
:n...Mna Ha ; illv able to stand such
lloss. but as he is one'ot those happy dis-
positioned men, wno never gie "r
,ct i hat. c?ood luck will come to him
soon, and the loss made good.
uuiiuiiik if iuiiucii; . , . . .,1.1:1.
:.. .......r.. n oross innHlUK ,-r 1,-1.
ment. Mrs. Koontz nnd sott.alsoof Craig.
s;yrnn
inillUHlK Wt' I IKNlluii'i -
Tena Lawrem-e ni Lafferty. is living.
with her h-islKiud at hlieri.iun wote.
-..., 1.. it.,lln.k Tx-iwrence is at the
VylliUlil...'. . .
same place aud ia engaged m the gocerj
business. . r,
I). S. Lawrence. O. D. Butler and C.
C Salisbury' nro locatetl in Nt-Hsoiiliity,
and nro all engagetl m tilling
the noil. Tliey 1
near Craig, this cuunty
cently burnetl; Peter Christen will move is
his furniture nnd stock into tho building r.i
S L3V-wVAm un 1 U.ey can re- in the butcher business.
nium 1. . 1 '
build.
Wootlville.
jkfjga Era Lyons and Anna Buntz
are the champion croquet players.
M.,r..:in has coninletetl his now
yartl fence, by giving it a hantlstjuie coat
01 ?-"Vout-rl. Will Ramsay has got
bet lie means
1 1 uiu ,ic. --.-- . ..... I , . - 1 . I
sister. Mrs. Conn, brought her to this 1 great-granti-cniiti. ne u.0k
kistui, '...,..,, 11. .1 ! :.! uFiirn having taken the vow I
citv at once ana surgical rkiii tmim
buggy,
business.
to her relief. Her numerous friends are
given the hope that she will soon recover
and be but slightly disfigured, if at alL
Her escape from immediate death was
almost miraculous: as it was. ner nw
ried once, before having taken the vow
with the good woman wno was bo pieas
antlv entertained by ber children at her
own'home Wednesday. Little Miss Lncy
Peter was thc instigator of the surpriso.
The Scrru. force acknowledges.
t miraculous; as it was. ner necat inn .-. ."v , rr,-
. . - j ? ... j i 1 ,l..i rnrohnnntifnlauDDlv of excellent
was nainiuuv sirainea instcau ut unww 1 iuu..... -
as was at nrst learea.
1 Mt. .ml cn .
jtM .ww
and you
and bset
I . J ' . vpi. Sho called
Bert . Dreher and b-y ft 0he 0eeveral year. but
Lulu, were north of New Point summ. y yra haa roade her home in
netl tho instruction ever out 01 reacu.
While the liest talent in the country aro
striving to educate them, they (dear lit
tle ones, 10 to 20 years old,) are playing
ball, pool, marbles, whitling tlry goods
boxes, or nr out along non.e stream
hunting or fishing. It takes a consider
nht degree of advancement toniako
! tieople desire to advance. The ignorant
, 1 . , 1 ' 1 tl.ar. till.
ami ine oepmveu i'.-
ordinary Sunday school to reach them
they want regular missionary wo r
such as would betlone in Africa of India.
i.nve the' next.
Tliey formerly rcsidetl in and '-,,.. reunion of veterans, her citizens
thiB emintv. t 1 11 .Ji iil..,inil niiike their bid
mi v. .. - . . , .. feiiiniiii mi.. - . ..
Miss 1izzie Lawrence is in lifornia. . -t ,f husincss men desire it they
-;L rrinniln. I :.. ami flraddwille. IOWa.
Mr. George -Kurti is havinga new , Irvine ,d Khe
bam built. The work is P"""g numbers his friends by 0 score in
very nicely uader the "MMil4 MFssouri, having been engaged in th
MrlWiU KUaipetre and Jaeob Kurtz, fg business in tho- pnncip s
builders. J
1 get if by making the proir effort-
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