The Holt County sentinel., 1894-09-21


shou!d it be desired.
Frank and Charles Cphouse, OF the.
Shiloh district have rented the Uncle
Tommy COttier farm, no:th Of Oregon.
and commenced turning over the ground.
We bid them hearty welcome.
Miss Alice Bond ls teachcing in tho
Scotland graded schools Of S"uth Dako
Ia. The people of that place are fortu-
nate N securing her services. She is Il
yOung woman OF superior ability and OF
the highest reputation.
The following letters remain in the
post office at Oregon, Mo-, uncalied for
for the week ending Sep. Is, 1894. Please
say Advertised when calling for these:
Chas. Narris. John Brombaugh, Mrs.
Della Patrick. H. Shuts. p. NJ.
r. H. Rowley !S Co. the chicken
buyers. will he at the store OF Weber L.
Burgess. Forest City, Friday. Saturday
and Monday. Sep. %. 29,and Oct, l. 1884.
to them for the highest cash market
Jrice.
Miss Edith Hinde will leave Friday
for ChilIlcothe. where she will visit her
friend Miss Adams. who was her guest
about two months since. From Chilli
cothe she will 60 to Polo, To witness the
marriage of her brother viii, 10 Miss
Frankly Cox. the 9th, list.
-Hamr Price. OF this city, has com
pleted arrangements and will commence.
next Monday 10 deliver coal oil daily to
all parins who will place their orders
with him. THIS will be quite Il conven-
renee for many. AS he will deliver through
out the country within IL radius Of four
to six miles Of Oregon.
Jake McKissick. of Forbes, has
moved to town with his family and rs
occupying the Jake Rung property near
the school house. He will also run the
Cook blacksmith shop, having rented it,
Jake is No. l workman, aEd extends "A
cordial II vItatiCn to his friends and all
others to call and see him.
--Misfortunes never come single in
many instances. and A. ii. Greer thinks
he is having his full share at present.
ha-lng lost fine colt and good work
horse this week, by having them fall
into ditch, crippling themselves So
badly that they will never be Of any use,
even II they live, which is very doubt
ful.
Elder d. Mcfarland. pastor Of the
Christian church, Savannah. Mo-, is
holding revival meetings at the CHRIS
tian church in this city. Song and praise
service begin at 1::D every night. Sub
lect for Lords Day morning: "Idlers in
the Lords Vineyard. Lords Day night,
Future Recognition or. Shall We Know
Esch Other There."
Tho ,,r,o,,, I,J,, X,;,b,, -
Pythias, at its recent session IN Wash
al OF their order should not be used,
within the Jurisdiction Of the United
States, in any other than the English
language. This eliminates the German
rituals. They also decided that the
owner OF a saloon or bar tender. should
hereafter be barred from membership
in the order.
Missouri farmers may be defeated
in their efforts TO make a corn crop
once IL a while, in spots, IN townships.
maybe; but no crop indigenous to the
soil fails ia this state. Even in this year
of extraordinary drouth the farmers Of
1ur state are atle to challenge the farm
,Fs Ut any other state in the Union to
show corn, cats or apples with them.
We would Like tn see this tested at the
st. Louis fair.
The city of Polckow has a new ad- |
iition. Tie Hobiit1ell Addition to Bolc- I!
sow containing about 100 acres. Be !
ere the surveyor hal finished his work |
he greater part had been disposed Of at |
rood round figures. IN a few weeks ]
streets and all the appear /
.nces of rushing city will occupy the
pot where now We see only a field. How
3oickow does Eolckow Blaae
This addition derives its name from
Seil Hoblitzell formerly of this city,
AT an informal meeting held at the
Presbyterian church Tuesda evening,
sept. 18th, 1891, the following motion
vas made and carried: That the ses-
ion OF iris church crll a congregational
meeting OF its members. for the pur-
'ose OF inviting "A minister to preach at
his place and Woudville, regularly
hereafter; said meeting to lie held in the
Presbyterian church, Thursday evening.
sept. 9th, 1894, immediately after
'rayer meeting. Members Of the church
rill please take notice and attend said
Meeting,
Following is the law in regard to
'irds and their nests. 1t is found in sec
ion 39t.l uf the Revised Statutes. at page
26 in Vol. 1: IF any person shall catch.
ill CT injure, r anv wild song bird,
r any inspc:iverous bird, at any season
4 the year, r or shall at any time or
eason, destroy, rob OF destroy any wild
ird's nest, or take therefroM any egg
r eggs OF any wild bird whatsoever,
very such person offending against any
4 the provisions OF this section shall be
leemed guilty Of 4 mlstlemeapor."
The ticket vas well selected from
he different parts OF the county. Some
nay say that Clay township didn't get
nytHing, but Clay did. Clay township
Gt the convention. And in her manage
nent Of the convention she has acquitted
erself in a manner which is highly
reditable to the county. Right here
'e wish to remark that many have re-
ues:ed Us to express to Riley Mclntyre
heir appreciation Of his efforts in get
ing the convention to this town. When
he objection vac raised that the trains
iGn't run the right way he met it with
he promise that il the convention was
eld here Maitland would make the
rains run right. The iown made his
.omiss good. 4 special took the dele
ates here aud returned them to their
omes again. ID. A. Gelvin, T. Il. Davis
nd others did their part in securing the
special" and making other arrange
nen:s. We would be doing the town
n injustice to close this article without
fferins the thanks Of the boys to those
( the opposite political faith who aided :
n making the town appear at her best
1aitland Herald. The SENTINEL hearti-
Y endorses every word it says for "Riley"
Matt, ""Dave"and the many others who
id so much to make the party's coming
uccees. Now let Clay township Eepuhii-
ans help continue the boom along un-
il the close Of the polls in, November.
hus bringing a victory as magnificent
nd grand as was her greeting to the
'epu bliuans on the occasion of the frst
arty convention ever held within her
orders.