The Holt County sentinel., 1894-08-03
Look at that beautiful tray Of solid

Look at that beautiful tray Of solid
gold pens at Fiegenbaum's.
DR. Aiken was called to Mound
City Tuesday to see Mrs. j. +. Davis.
Key. L. ID, Roberts aHd son. Guy. of
81. Joseph, were among Oregon friends
this week.
The lightning .od swindlers have
been getting IN their work IN Atchlson |
and Noda"ay COMMITTEES.
Will and Scott lludgin, of New Point, |
we're up to Chicago. last week Will. three |
cars OF cattle and two of hogs.
Ben Harris mourncs the loss Of
!ocketoook. containing IL two cent piece.
Finder Will please return to hum.
Frank Hart, Of St Joseph. who is
visiting his parents IN Mound City came
down To the ball game last Tue .lay
&C. W. LIkens, dentist, will be at
The intei M'didnd all III next Week, pre-
pared to attend 10 dental work IN every
detail.
Masters Lester and Ernest, SONS Of
Will iIodgin, of View Point, are vls,tln.
their uncle, john Chappel, of Troy. h;...
as. They vail be absent couple of
weeKs.
james Foster. the painter, will sell
ut pab!lc auction at tho north gate of
tn. court yard on Saturday. Aug. II.
1881. i"t Of household goods, furni-
tuTe, etc.
Slater farmers are not satisiie Will!
the present price %: wheat. aud declare.
their intentIun Of feeding their grain 10
their hogs Father than put Il INTO the
elevators.
Rev. J. X. Sawyers will preach al
Wppdvilie on nsxt .,abbath nt ii o'ciIcA.
1t is greatly desired that all tile m.iu
beers OF the church attend. Every body
cordially invited.
People will buy watches. that Is the
reason Fiegenbaum has put in auOtler
line of the finest watches ever brought
To Holt county. D. NO, f.i ;o see them.
No trouble to show goods.
The actual cash value" question is
al ttractiEg some attention among our ex-
changes and yill attract n,Jre as tlm,.
passes along. and IN that connection it
may not bs out a: of,!cr To ak what
rule ~ IL BE- adop:-.t by :Is-"-s'. ~ 10 de
ierluGne what = ti,, actual ca>;, vaiae
of tho article piSstss !. II X what the
owner asks "a. II. Is II wiia, he can
get for 1t provided Il. .Hn .:..ii, iJny-i.
Or is Il wat II IN Ut D-iI.s IL: i fur'..,i
sale. There ars several matters t-,i,c t:lcI.
:rto Confederation w:I..n YOU talk about
the actual r,isl va!u. Of al ac.e Of
ground or o: ye .rea ling mule. See.
In this issue. IN Its proper place. our
readers will po,ice that Nick Stock
would like TO te nominated for recorder
by the Republican convention. Mr..
Stock is vel. and fayora5ly known 10 ali
the people of Holt county. H.. is a
thorough Republican and has always
b.en regarded as one uf is mus: earnest
and Jealous workers. He is ALWAYS Ia
bs found in the front ranks of ih. parry
fighters. and he never goes To the r-;.r
while the sun shines. Ii party faiity
and devotion are to b. considered by
the contention IN it's nomination. surely
Mr.. Stock is entitled tp kindly cnnsii-
eratinn at their hand. He is qualified
10 ill the position wi,h credit to himself
and his party.
H. I. Alkire, who has b,en doing
hard party service for ears in fact ever
since !a Vas 4 s..ir,i bJv. announces
issue of The SENTINEL. Mr.. AiHire has
always answered. roll call on rendering
sorvics 20 hiS party and canr RIB iting
hb,rally and freely of ni5 means toaard
bringing succs-s 10 his party. H. never
lays in his party feaity and never asks
the why and wherefores, but is always
ready IT, - wherever aui whenever his
party HsSt:as him to du,y. If lou.
4
be cpns,dered 10y the delegates in max
fns ~ as t..,i-t. ten surely NJ. A.
kire', ciIisnS should be considered by
the convention.
Ed Rankin has ii ID o. oats that
will yield fifty bushels t. the acre. II
WIS s,'xn early IN old corn ground, ard
put IN with Il cultivator. Inc seed that
fcil IL the fu:rJws netwrer. TIE ro.> Vas .
covered deep. the balance beng only
lightly covered. In tha late freeze If
last sprin:, all ~ IL was killed except that
covered The d--peS, When ,ne. straw :
WAS few inches ii..h ;n1 Iir.! i"pIs-,i
more like z corn field tnau al "a; field.
IL could have been cultivated Is We'll rs
! corn field Tn,' ;.r.os; uni.rrS;.l pre- .
t:cticn wns that the lid -nruii BE
;.!nvcd up ard plt into something L.
raise crnn. But i, was l,t, AID ;he
result is big Yield. an,: thiS may iI,trS .
taHce new Way of sowing oa:s. Fa:kGc .
Avalanche.
-"See that white horse" asked Il
druggists clerk ~ us las; week. The (
wasn't blind and admitted tha. |
he did seq tine white horse. and then !
waited To hear the joke about The red
headed girl. But the joke he looked |
for never came. Have ycu noticed
,ha, nearly al the horses are white. this !;
sea asnn' TIE scribe hal nD.."Wni! they
are" the pill FOUNDER continued. ".iai.
ip you know, many of them We're not
boz that way. Their hair has been
bicaciiei with peroxide Of hydrogen -
he same rs the Iahies used 10 do with
their own capillary vegetation. It's
Iui,e the f,i rox." i'ie newspaper man
stepped across the siraAt 10 a grocsry
store. tn ,k a grain NJ sat. then made a
note cf the conversation,
N. +. Murray WIS busy last week
and showing apple buyers our
ine crop in southern Holt. Mr.. W. 4.
Keller, OF Denver, a large dealer. spent
.wo days lN'kiDg over u number of our
orchards. He wishes I" buy one hun
irel ar loads. and eyp;',.' ~ confluence
Dsying IN Hot county s'IueiinIe IN Au
gust. On Saturday morning. NJ. Loom
: and Mr. Bt.li vi Il, ',s NV York, who
)ougnt forty thou an,i hlrrvlS mere ~
IS.b. arrived. iookiug after aa,l','s. They
'apori plenty "f grp.rs Ill ,Erw York.
,ut say the siza aui iGa.i'y - i-o..
They were highly pleased with the ap
,les Of Holt coupty. and say they are
beyond doubt the nsuSt p.rfeci of any
o be found in the United States. They
vil be back to bay ten thousand bar :
els Of number one apples. If the price
q not too high. Other buyers are com
n2 and the prospect is that apples will
eil briskly at fair prices. Growers {
hould clean up their orchards,a have
hem looking neat aud be prepared To :
'ack their apples in number one bar
els. :
Institute. Z
The institute opened this week with a