The Holt County sentinel., 1899-10-20
Fresh oysters. celery and cranber

Fresh oysters. celery and cranber-
les at Moore's grocery.
o. E. Phillips, Of Craig. was an Ore
'on visitor, last Sunday.
b. +. Lynch was a ST. Joseph yisi,
or, Tuesday VI this week.
Don't fail to attend the meetirps
how going on at the Methodist church.
Mrs Aug. Berres is visiting her
laughter, Mrs. Josie King, OF Maitland.
Grandma Sarah Wilson is Visiting
i"r son IN Ciearmont, Nodaway county.
Rev. II. Champion expects to preach
It the Culr school house next Sabbath
It , p. m.
Mrs. Ollie Howard and son, of ST.
i"seph, are the guests Of Mrs. r. G..
+ redrrirk
Mrs. Fila Mc.Iimsey, Of Mar,yille
's visiting with her sister, Mrs. Rev. H
\. Sawyers.
--Grandpa and Grandma sThomss
Hayes were the guests Of relatives in
Mound City. the past week.
Mrs. Ora Champion Of Kansas CITY
no, came up to attend the wedding Of her
niece Miss Lulu VanDeveer.
Miss Gusta Cpperman returned
Tuesday evening Of this week from .
visit with relatives, near Rulo. Nebrask:,.
L. /. Moore and wife and Gideon
kunkel. Sr.. and wife drove to St. .Jt.
s-ph, last week, returning Monday of
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Holloway, Of Fair
fax, were the guests of ID. IT, Barbour
and family, of this city. for a few days
this and last week.
Chris Fuhrman. sJr., took q trip 70
northern Holt Thursday, to attend 4,
business matters on his farm, located
northeast Of Mound City.
All pupils Of Oregon public schooks
can secure season tickets for Lectur-
course at half-price. but they cannot be
transferred to members of family not in
school.
1t is likely that Rev. Jean Crousa2.
Of Iowa, will spend next Sabbath in
Oregon, and il so he will aid Rev Saw
yers in services in the court house Sab.
bath morning. In the evening the ser
vice will be by the little people Of the
Whit Maupin. OF Omaha, arrived in
the city, this week. and will make his
home here with his father Elder Maupin.
the present fall and winter. He has
been in poor health for several months.
and thought change would be benefi-
clal. We trust he will be improved nv
his stay among US.
B. f. Davis will sell at public auc-
tion at his residence in this city. Satur-
day, Oct. y, 1899, at 2p m yariou.
articles Of hOu sehOld furniture, consist
ing OF stoves. chairs. tables. etc. Terms
ut sale Cash in hand.
BE. DAVIS.
K. c. BENTON, Auctioneer.
List Of unclaimed letters remaining
In the pOstOffice at Oregon, Mo-, for the
week ending October 20, 1893: ,i.aura
Bradley tcard Jack Golden, 4. 4. Lakin.
and Jesse Russell. Whenever calling
for these letters, please say advertised"
Office hours from 40 a. IN. to 30 p. m.
THOMAS CUERY, p. NJ.
Rev. III. \. Sawyers has been assist
ing Rev. Caldwell, OF the Presbyterian
OF New Point, with meetings
last week and this. The meetings are
well attended. and the church and com
munity are being benefited by them.
There will be some received into the
Of the church Sabbath
morning.
Rev. Z. j. Warner. pastor of the N.
Z. church at Watson. Atchison county.
this state, while here visiting last week,
was not wholly bent on recreation and
rest, but combined business with pleas
ure, and purchased q ten acre tract Of
ground from Mrs. r. c. Anderson, Just
north Of town. and joining r. s. Noland's
place on the south, paying Sl,OOO.p
therefore. The land fronts east on the
public road, and will make a delightful
home for Rev. Warner when he gets
ready to retire from the ministry: He
mas always had "hankerin" after Ore
,on ever since he was stationed here,
md long ago made up h mind that he
would locate and make Oregon his home
after retiring. We bid him welcome.
james Partridge, who lived with hie
TWO sons, Frank and William Partridge.
eight miles northeast Of Maryyille, com
nltted suicide by hanging himself to q
after 10 an old stable Thursday noou,
Oct. IL, 1899. Partridge was Insane
and had been an inmate of Asylum No.
until recently when at the urgent re-
quest OF their neighbors. who believed
iIn to be of sound mind and thought
10 WIS being kept in the asylum with
,ut r-ason, one of his sons went to ST.
Joseph aud brought him home against
he protests Of the hospital physicians,
Who SAID that he was aByr hing but sane
md was liable at any time so commit
ONE act harmful to himself Or otbers.
-Maryvills Daily Tribune. He wss q;
susin OF Tom Partridge OF this city.
-Belone Deroine q wellknown sud
eacsble Indian about 45 years old, iy-
,g about four and q halt milss from
OVID. was killed Tuesday uight shortly
fter 500 o'clock about l3 miles west of
his CITY in Brown county. At the pre-
snt time it is impossible to state,
neither one or more psrsons sttacked
I'm. When seen ut the iaGtei's
oms by Globe representative. he pre-
'nted horrible slgnt. From the ten
un ugly gnshes 10 his face and head,
,e 0blooi flowed freely. clottsd with
ud and leaves. The gunshot tore
way the muscles Of his left arm and n
Die three inches in diameter in his l-tt
de over the heart. The finger iipstr
9TH hands we're cut of, showing he had
applied for the razor--Whits Cloud
lobe, Oct, IL.
.As years 20 by the impression grovs
ronger with the people that the grand
~ systsm Is . relic Of the dark ages
I'd not far removed from farce.
monR other weak points about
% grand jury is its suppossd
crecy. Does anyone remember term
grand jury held that its proceedings,
at least a part OF the proceedings,
re not known on the streets before
rk Of the Same day? We do not PIE 80.
nd tn say whether the members Of the
ry or witnesses before 1t give the pro
pdings away, but there is q leak and
rays has been leak and always xiII
At the same time much is beiaV
ID about thoee who 20 before the jury
d fail to tell the truth. when rrvssI
the proceedings 10 just ns much r.
'lation OF law az SWEARING falsely Hsn
tness in q jury room. In addition t.
s feature OF the grand Jury eystrm is