fLATTSAiOQTll WElCLi i,.L,
A SURPRISED FENCER.
s txLUKSDAY, AQTPBFR IS, 18,88.
Hie Umon Taught a Xonus"AjMrltK
(jwordimaaOlurraed.
A young bank clerk In Albany Is wiser
than lio was a year ago. In th bank
whero be was a clerk a new man waa
(riven a somewhat Inferior position. Tba
newcomer waa a email, blight framed
I'renchinan, whose English was decidedly
lamo, but who no seldom spoko that It
made llttlo difference. The senior clerk
bad a decided penchant for .fencing, and
compared with most fellows of his ago
and position was unquestionably a good
swordsman. In addition to this he was a
most insufferable braggart, aud bis mili
tary accomplishment was bis one topic of
thought aud conversation. IIo had about
biru a very patronizing air, which he pro
ceeded to Inflict upon the inoffensivo
Frenchman, and his familiar slaps on the
back evidently displeased the stranger.
Finally a particularly emphatic thump be
tween tho little Frenchman's shoulders
produced as response a stinging slap in
tho fare, which left the red mark of a
small hand sharply prominent against the
otherwise deathly pale face of tho young
American.
Speechless with rage, tho young man
found his desk, and shortly afterward,
through a friend, challenged tho French
man to mortal combat. The latter apolo
gized, in fact did all in his power to uudo
I he mischief of his hasty blow, in vain.
"Nothing but blood can wine out that in
sult," tho young man said haughtily. The
details were arranged, tho Frenchman, as
tho challenged party, choosing rapiers.
Greatly to the surprise of the Lot blooded
young challenger, the cashier of the bank,
who knew t ho Frenchman well, acted as
tho latter's second. Tho day camo and
the hour. The principals stenned to nosi-
f ion, saluted, and the blue blades crossed
The Political Outlook as Seen by
Our Special Correspondent.
Fhakklindalr, Pa. Oct. 5, 188S.
After your correspondent left Ilomes-
ville, ho took a bad cold and was threat
ened with the lung fever, but by timely
aid and a good physician it wus broken
up.
We pnsHed through the state of New
York into Northern Pennsylvania and ;
frr.m nil um s,.i.lsi 1, ....... (1... ,.... . r xt '
Y. will give Harrison and Morton a large
majority. The democrats say it will be
a clone run. but your correspondent thinks
it will go euro for Harrison.
Pennsylvania will role up a large ma
jority for Harrison. It is all quiet here,
there being less said about politics than
I ever knew in this slate.
When I come home I will let you
know more about the rocks unci hills in
Pennsylvania and New York.
It. Me-tcer.
Drunkenness or the Liquor Habit P
tively Cured by Administering
Dr. Haines' Golden
Specific.
It can lo given in a cup of coffee or
tea without the knowledge of the person
taking it; is absolutely harmless and will
effect a permanent and 6p edy cure,
whether ihc patient is a moderate drink-
i t i t ... .
cr or an niconone wrecK. 1 nousanis o
drunkards have been made temperate
men who have taken Golden Specific in
their coffee without their knowledge.and
to-day believe they quit drinking of their
own free will. IT NEVER FAILS. The
system once impregnated with the Speci
lie it becomes an utter impossibility for
the liquor appetite to exist. For full
particulars, address GOLDEN SPECIFIC
CO., 185 llace St., Cincinnati, O. 3;-lv
The Finest Business Block In Town
Entirely Destroyed.
Valentine, Neb.. Oct. 12. A ;reat
tire has been raging here, but is now un-
$300 Keward. der control. The finest business block in
TTf - .11 i - - I .
e wui pay me above reward for any the town has been burned out. The
case of liver complaint, dyspepsia, sick fire started at 10:20 in the rear of E. Me
headache, indigCftion, constipation or Donald's hardware store and spread rap-
costiveness we cannot cure with idly, burning E. McDonald's hardware
West's Vegetable Liver Pills, when the store' his large dry goods house; Shaw's
directions are strictly complied with, handsome block, in which were Shaw's
They are purely vegetable, and never general store and resilience; the United
fail to give satisfaction. Large boxes States signal office, which is a complete
containing 30 sugar coated pills, 25c. loss; Godkin & Wagner's phuto'Tauh
with that smooth, eliding sound which is I For sale bv all drufrita. Tiwiirf rf I srallerv. MeKVan's eh
milsin in tlia ar f 1, . ..." . . 00 ... t,cx, r. D
The French counterfeits and imitations. The gen- bank of Cherry County. The loss is es-
hi3 weapon was evident at tho start, con- I ine manufactured only by John O. We timated at $20,000, with but little in-
oi vo., o')i w. iuacuson Mt. Clncnra aud
Sold by W. J. Warrick.
A CARD.
Having this day sold my stock
of Hardware, Stoves, Tinware, etc.,
to Messrs. LVekeijfeld & AVeid
inan, I would reMxctfiillv :nd car
T.i stly nk tliitta.ll those in my debt
come lurv.nrd promptly and settle
their ;:.-.!. t:T;tt ; at ii will ie neces
sary ior me to cioee up my business
f edily hs possible before en-ir-Iii
in other pursuits. I also
t;i! e this occasion to thank the
1 "th in the city and count',
ly !il end Tintrmiage giv- 1
' i i the ire have been '
ei.-:.-. u ;. bubintBS here, and hope
th Muj c will be extended to my
siK-coi. JNO. li. COX.
SOME DOCTORS
) ill c
r r lie
honestly admit that they can't enre
Rheumatism and Neuralgia. Others
eay they ean but don't, Ath-Jo-phu-ros
says nothing but cures.
That's the secret of its success,
i ears of trial have proved it to ho
a quick, s.iff, sure cure.
Conccrtl, K. H S. pt. S. 1K"7
In my own family Ariilonliiinm wa UHi
a Ja.,t r. sort. tli user bavin NiirTVrM
from rlj.-iiM.aU.Miii for ji-an. timl liaviii
l'liMl.ii)H in tluH Klato u,i SMHa bii
i;it witli.Mit even i.'niK.rry nlief
MH.II my !'.,. Hi 111. II.lutl.IJI H.-OIVHOf JM-oL
I'M hiuv iiklnI tUI rt-motly with tlie wiua
icoulu claiuuol for it. v. kl. Wiuiow.
i.ii i I)ln"'. Iowa. Jan. 3. 1.
Atlilopljnr.iHliiiucomi.l.-tflyrnreJ me of
n. rvoiiM h. n.laj mi, aiui I fwl thankful for
all the good it ha done uir. mv
AI in. Iaiuike Cheukt.
Scnd C cents for tho tx atitlAil colorel pic
ture, Moorkh Maiden."
THEATHL 0PH OR OS CO. 112 Wall St. H. Y.
THE CITIZENS
B JZk. JST 30L I
I'l. VT ISM'H TM. - NKi:ICMv.A.
CAPITAL STOCK PAID Ui, -
Authorized Capital, $(COfOOO.
OKril i:l!8
.NK CAHKUTU. JOS. A. CON.VOI?,
''Md.tent. Vle- J'n si.lciit
W. if. CUSIIINO. Ca-Iiicr.
m i: Km on s
: 'i.i.. .1. A. Coiiiku-, 1'. JI. Ciilliineim
' --I'll, Ilei.iy H'Vt V , John O'KrHe,
v . J. MtI Ii.'.i'i, Win. Well i i-idiiji, W.
II. Cusluni;.
dr.etl-w.'.n
IU1
lined himself at iirist entirely to defmisn.
turning his opponent's point with a grace
of movement and absence of fear or nerv
ousness whieh wero poetry in action. The
younj; man prew bolder, his thrusts be
Kan to liave an air of ferocity which
tseemed to anger the Frenchman a trillo,
and turning asido his opponent's thrust
be mado a quick lunge, uud the young
American barely parried.
Another quick thrust and a turn of the
wri3t were too much for him; there was a
fcharp snap and tho top button of his coat
flew ucross the room. Angry at this evi
dent trilling, tho button's owner made a
spiteful lunge, which was quickly parried
and the next button was snapped away.
One after another the shining buttons on
his natty blue braided jacket were cut oft
by the Frenchman's ready point. De
cidedly "rattled" at his opponent's skill
and the Irrepressible smiles of the seconds
and surgeon, the young clerk now, with
greater rapidity and less caution, made
herce lunges, any 'one of which would
have driven the sharp rapier through the
body of the cool Frenchman, while the
little man, quietly parrying, with the
Kharp point of his weapon stripped the
front of the young man's Jacket to rib
bons. Tho contest had lasted some twenty
minutes when suddenly the Frenchman
caught the swiftly advancing point of his
opponent, turned it aside, slipped his own
sword quickly down along the other's
blade, turning it with a quick wrist mo
tion ao that it parti v wound around it.
and with a 6harp wrenching motion tore
surancc. Valentine has just voted a sys-
Ashlanci Republicans intarpr so
Ashland, Neb., Oct. 12. The grand
est demonstration of the campaign in
Ashland occurred last night under tho
unNpires of the republican league. At
7:o0 the flambeau club, under the charge
of Captain K. L. McKinny, formed in the
line on Silver street and gave the mo-t
magnificent display of fireworks ever
witnessed in Ashland for a long time, af
ter which the multitude filed into Sim
i niton's opera house until it was packed
full, and many wero compelled to leav-.-for
want of room. i
i ue meeting was called to order I.
Jfot Very Wiefceu.
Little Dick Papa, won't you take m
to the circus?
Papa Jly son, don't you know circuses
are wicKear
teni of Wfit(r wnrlo lml if Jo I - . "
" " a J" lieutenant, flnunmnr (J1,,U
t"v"' rlllPo.1 fn llm o.l;. tt . , .
v. v.. ouuicutc hju non. jt. ill
lianibertson of Lincoln, who made an
WHAT ON EARTH
Is the reason people will not, can not, or I excellent ppeech on the tariff, comparing
uuuuistobuv uuierence in cueap nos- me senate tanir In II wifh tlm f;M k:ii
I - I ...... ..iv ..iiji.-i iiiii
les. nana, but thia Isn't, u numla. I trunia nut ni l.tr ni.o. Tl.r. I .... l 4. , .
show: it's onlv in , r , - r- -r -j -....,-.vu u i uupiu,m8 iiim me uemodratic argu-
. - J - , u I irrpsimnK! . 0 n.,rlnc n f .... c.. I i r -v r .
t 1 .una iciuiiu im-ans in tne end
lamer man tRke a medicine of world free trade. It waa a grand speech filled
un Vr aT VJT T Tr? from nniag to end with solid argu
medicine in the world is giving audi un- mcnt 6Uch ou,r as " capable of being
fjuiitiictu sniisiaction tor nurifvino-thp I i""11"1 1" "j iesi-posiea men on
narry, snail i wear a veil out ridino- oioott as utuuua liLOOD PITRIFTF.Ti Sr. the tariff duest on.
with you this evening'r" BLOOD MAKER, and ever bottle that .
?No,dearest;takemyadviceanddon,t.'J dres not do its work will cost tou noth- Don't
ing. i?tor sale by O. P. Smith & Co., ltr tnat c"lci of yours run on. You think
cents.
"Lm well era 10 cent circus can't
bo bo very wicked. Let's go." Phila
delphia ttecord.
Vor Her Precious Welfare.
Why not?"
"Maude, you hare been eating onions. " dru
"It is ouly for your precious welfare
that I speak. Suppose your breath should
get tangled up in your veiL You might
die of suffocation." Merchant Traveler.
Shot Dead.
Plcmb Creek, Neb., Oct 13. Yester
day morning, at about 11 o'clock, a
farmer named Walter West was shot and
instantly killed at the farm house of R.
S. Adams, eight miles cast of this citv.
Something Catching
The amateur photographer and the
burglar havo very takiusr wavs. and thar
is undoubtedly something catching about T,ie murder grew oat of trouble over the
Wr'aBazar. nermau.-lUr- division of wheat grown on land owned
iy AUani3 and rented by West. The
Electric Bitters. latter had iust brought n i,l tn ,i.,v,nr
to Adams wlipn tlm
and so popular as te need no specia two nirn r.ls, ,-i,,vi, ..u..., : ...i
Ill rl.. 1 T-l -
the floor. Thpn Balntorl 1, Uia liittpra ino-tho cn.i,0 (irawtr.g a revolver
weapon down and left the room. It sub- purer medicine docs not exist nnrl it i West through the heart,
French family, a captain In the French 171: V; 01 set r into anenrt Taylor's hands.
army, and Ids teachers have .been some of pnwW" S 1 ' 'S' 7iT.! coronor, h not yet returned
i iih iipwl swnnismpn in KTana ' i i- a i 1 1 -m. mv u 111 auu. unirr i
the weapon awav and sent it flvinr nemvo mention
13 ml i i - . . . . I Tr.i . lir IW r ff a rnvn .ml ,.1
Adams came to
im-
The
its
voumr American Las not chllnrr'd , affections caused by impure blood. Will veraict- West was a single man about
miscellaneous foreigners since, and is less drive Malaria iron the system and pre- J thirty-eight years old. Adams Is about
inclined to talk of his experience or skill. I vent as well as cure all Malarial fW.r. I sixtv.
Albany Journal j For cure of Headache. Constitution and
Indigestion trv Electric "Rittpra TTnt; I COUCH! and COUCH! an nniirnt
A Crater in Frill Blast. satisfaction guaranteed, or monev refund- What in the world ia the mo o.cinixr or parliment for Card well, last
Walking down Tremont street not ed. Price 50 cts. and f 1.00 per bottle at will cough and keep couehin"- and still I "vt-"niff Hon. J. jVL. Chaplr-nu, secretary
lnnr acrn with o fripTirl vn fru-noH intn . P fl Vnir.L-!r .r A - I 1 ... 6 T . " I ..c ..a.. .- . .
j . T , , u . vv.,uiuS o 11, iijuig inienor miclicines when '" faie, in response to the toast. ''Th
it is a light thing. But it may run into
catarrh. Or into pneumonia. Or con
sumption.
Catarrh is disgusting. Pneumonia it
dangerous. Cons .mption is death its. If.
The breathing apparatus must be kept
healthy and clear of all obstructions and
offensive matter. Otherwise there
trouble ahead.
.llil -. - -
-in ine diseases ot these parts, hem'.,
nose, throat, bronchial tubes and lungs,
can be delightfully and entirely cured in
the use of Dusclae's Geiiiwin Hyrup. D
vkii l. L. ... 41.:. .1. .1 .1
j x..... v ivu n mis mrvaav. dousi,i,.
and thousands of people can tell you
They have been cured by it and know
how it is, themselves. Cottle only 75
cents. Ask any druggist.
The Dominion Secretary of State
on th Subject of Annexation.
Montreal. Oct. 12. At a dinner giv
en to Robt. 8. White, the newly elected
5500
v3 for an Incurable case of Catarrh
lu the Head by the proprietors ot
DR. SAGE'S CATARRH REMEDY.
Symptoms of Catarrh. Headache,
obstruction ff nose, discharges falling- into
throat, sometimes profuse, wutery, and acrid,
at others, thick, tenacious, mucous, purulent, I
bloody and put rid ; ey weak, rinjrinK In eara, !
deafness, ditticulty of clearing- throat, expeeto- i
xution of offensive matter: breath offensive: :
smell and tasto impaired, and peneral debility. !
Ouly a lew of these symptoms likely to be pres- :
nt at once. Thousands of cases result in eon- i
sumption, and end in the jrrave.
uy its mild, soothing-, and healing-properties.
Dr. Saye's Remedy cures tho worst eawes. 50c.
The Original
rv ct runty vtotiam
J V3 bit & Harmlcu.
Unequaled as a Liver PIH. Smallet,chear
est, easiest to take. One Pellet a Ioe.
Cure Kick Headache, IliliuuM lleadaclie.
v.i .1 - . . . . '
J..CA1I1C9R. VUllHipUIIUIl) I IIUIKrHllOD)
xiiiiuu. Aiiw iti, uiiu an ueranveinenis oi
tae stomach and bowels. X cts. by drug jjmta
ns;icfi. a (icncral HvhUiuw l:in!riesx. 1
' .v any i:atiki:iir buliirss In Iraniact
' invited to cull. .No i.i.uicr h
i-t..'.e r i.i;ll the 1 rai.vael inn, it
V tu receive our cu e; uj n teni ion,
ani we jiui:us; aliij!. i our
lectin Ucainx i t.
ii-s of Deposits beorliiK iulen-st
s.-'l.- Koroi;n K): li'.i.;e, County
and Cltv seccri: i.-i-.
0VER-W0RK.
1 h L 7 Catholic Order
f:u it axnmuun street.
i'ktlCAfUl 111. luo
Itr.v. E.KOENIP,: lMar Srr:-Tdoem "i k duty
i. i i '., wu,: "uu ou D17 health. I was
work vWt',vSPW,J?,,e?8 l-0"8hon by over-
.PUf erY,e Tonic aluifst imtnediutelv
atoppcHl that peculiar tremor that I presume
is eyideneo of nervousuess. I am now w"n
My head troubled me, could not sloepT head
hot, dreams of nfv-i.into -... Jr.'."...
of your medicine" removed the causerny
ore iiri t t.ueui hince; took seven
in Ifi,, 1 lc8 ? our medici n. Keep some
in ii y house; always tuke some occasional! v-
tlll.l Ilf.r It. 117)1 hnu. i . 1.....
t m im- fi. ., V Y t"" ,,ut; recommenaed
.t to my friends. It I am not mistaken you
medicine w 11 prove u gwnt blesHlatf to this
over-worked nation. Yours tiuiy.
JNO. V. SCAKLAN,
A :i . . V. K.
Can also obtain thin n.,n.....S. r-'L PaHem
e of chuige fron
shop, attracted by tie latest fad in gold
Lair pins temptingly displayed. As wo
stood in blissful contemplation of t-?u.$
golden fruit, forbidden us bylhe shallow
ness of our pockets, the spell was broken
by some subtle attraction about a woman
who was on the point of leaving. Half
unconsciously I looked up, but what I be
held restored me fully to realization of
tho ridiculous. In a stage whisper I men
tioned to my friend that she would miss
the sight of the season If she did not look
around. Whereupon she turned, and
turned again, for one glance at the
creature or lasnion wbo, as I supposed,
Lad adjusted a miniature Jloimt Vesuvius
to the rear of her head, out of which
streamed great curls of lava destroyed
11 1 :l;i ( .... . J
iui i ue cquixiooum or nsiDies in my
"Seriously," I said, "what has she on?"
"Any one would know you had been out
of town," was tho reply; "did you come
in on a hay wagon that you do not know
hair done a la Medici?" "I knew before
your burst of information that I had met
a jay," was my stern answer, "and I trust
the last of that species." But these girls!
I presume you are doing it, or will, so
why waste words? We moved back to
the counter behind which stood the clerk
convulsed with inward laughter, that
would come out when he caught sight of
our grinning countenances. The result
was that we trioed our merriment, as the
whole affair had been irresistible. The
hair was a streaky 3-ellow, hoisted into a
projectile below the crown of the head.
At the extreme outer end of this protu
berance were fastened what the roman
ticist would term "a cluster of ringlets,"
but in my dull, material way I should
pronounce false curls of precisely a lava
tint. Consequently my first thought was
of a crater in full blast. Boston Cor.
Chicago limes.
A Negress Executed for Murder.
Union Springs. Ala.. Oct. ia.Pnni This is no advertising scheme.
ine McCoy, a negro girl aged 19, was JcL Sf rf "T
iio i,m J b? - p- &lUlth & Co., druggists.
"""a" mci u jtoLciunj iui me uiurtier OI
Annie Jordon, a 1 year old white child,
last February. The execntion was pri
vate, only the necessary persons being
admitted. The crime for which the
woman was hanged was a peculiar one.
The victim, Annie Jordan, strayed away
response to th inmf
Divinoi niTiiTiin. -.T-r , 1 . . .
yyo 1HMiu wuytl biliUl' will f ederal Parliament" said-
H-o.Wi,J.,,B ,Ur cuugu at once i "Canada is now
but an
Sold
PaVSSSSZ fX?. C5!5? bT the IWerend
ten years, and is now ,,;i:Ue-'n. . - I?!- ,e P."
by tne -r- uum-r m3 Ujrec
KOENiG EDICSNE CO..
h'. ISadison for. Clinton St., CHICAGO, ILL.
SOLD BV DRUCCISTS.
Price 81 per Mottle, Dottle for HS.
.. r ( i wKe iS tJo.
mouth, Xcbiii.sk a.
i- Kll.UKItALI, S. WAIOU
rrosider t. ( j fl.ie
FiST f J A T 1 0 1 1 A L .
: JJM Jfi J
TTSVOL'TIi, NKH'IMKK A,
try tac!!::it3 forfJi'- prompt
'r.1TiPi-.0Ll..u of l-j:;tlii::itr.
uAxJKINQ BUSINESS.
' . ''"' 'o!.t. ;,)verr.i. i;f mi f oii
lr!Vc f f ,-..M aiulSoJfl,lep(,.siiMec.
-i - l fer. sl all. v.eil mi liti.e ( ellll.-
fr:ift.-5r:nvi...-ivail:.b:e in sirj
r ii. tl,c 1 uiltil Sij-Ii-k Mid ail
'lie pi ilu-iw,) tew iif t.
r.ui ui c.
ntUms tnala t- promptly reruitted
i mnrl-et price.- p.-.:(l f.-,r County War
State ai.fl Coiii-ty r.oi-d.
DIRECTORS 4
Jor.ii t'ltKr;vii
Jtnl;'Tk' I. llM.-.wnrth.
Bank Cass County
Cotner Main and Slxtti Htreern.
' LATTSMOTTTH iTID3
mwm a Gtrai BaaMai Easiness
Hi r-.H EST CASH PKICEj
eal.-y ;:r Canity and City Warrants
Vi)li!,KC'ntXiK SIAMIC
.-1 f.r:).!,tiy reiuiiied .r.
iBIHKC'OTORs ;
'-.if -i,
ir.lliS:r,.
r-.
J. M. 1'attcrson,
A. K. .Sn.jt h.
.M. .Mollify,
-ltei-(iu. Jr.
j tat o2W
ICKNELL
I 0
UltlggK-ts, l'utt
Rioting Str kers in a Missouri Coal
Mine Kill the Owner.
passing through
crisis, cieriy, coolly and wisely. In the
United States there is great excitement
over their election and politics. But, as
an inglisli paper says, Canada has given
St, Loiia Mo., Oct. 12.-A speci.. lUZtiXtXt
m Macou, Mo., s,js, Thomas Ward- , ,,,- ,, . ...... -, . 8 ".,ed
o liuuuuvrcmi union
well, a wealthy coal mine operator, was
killed at Bevier this afternoon by strik-
i i I inor minpra dnrtnrv .in kt l i i-
iiiHii iipr nomA in , nnrirmnrn i o u, nut, itjunv Ull f)T I i .1 ...
iVU.nv.nv,i j auuuuui- i , UW U(l aOCS not Wish tO rhunrrn TKa
-fc "V,
Hllrt t?;-i.: " . ... u uuiesuictea reciprocity.
. .. l luolI ieruBonuT "- but she was well before anrl . IL
.
inrr irao llfl f . ill 1 i. i . I tlie UllOC OWUei'S II a VP. PncrjJcrnrl nTiT 1 ,
I " . Ui "CI uulLl utr uoay was thoBa k; . r ' 'liomncy of the premier will be vindi
louna in a plum thicket at three Noch. ' WbUU m lrom cated on November 7. whichev,r
aoroati ior several Uays past. Th s action -.m . , r.j
.F . ut-ou goes in. While he did not dm tn A,..
1 1 1 i up nnprnrnrc ivhaA. n j . i I - -"
lue circumstances pointed to Pauline
and she was arrested with the dead girl's
clothing on her. She was found guilt
last spring and sentenced to death. Ef
forts were made to get the g vernor to
interfere, but to no avail.
Ducklin's ArnicaS alve.
Bru
Sores, Tetter, Chapped-Hands, Chilblains
Corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi
tively cures Piles or no pay required. It
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price 23 cents per
box. For sale bv P. O. Prick Sr. Co Til
Tlnrnrro rlio TTn!fo, Ci.i i . . -,
strikers, who were bitter in their expres- w .1.
Sions against their former employers, es- Canadaj it would doThem S "kr
peecially Ward ell. Threats have been liament will do its duty, for all these
made by the strikers against the new men, ""dements toward the United States
but there was no violent demonstrations n i ?D?y t 0n.e. thin?-'struction to
until todav. when Rnm nt v.u. uiuuiine. ana wuateyer she has
J7 . uc uicu striven ior clunnjr the last ten venrs
- 1 -,
CUHE.S VJHf iifi 1 1 ( ke (am?
Best CouKh syrup Tastes grood. Use
whine. Sold bvfinioiriQt-a
I believe Plso's Cure
for Consumption saved
VJ.i!e'-A- Dowkll
U1r inquirer, Edon
ton, N. C, April 23, 1887.
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SHOP,
Wagon, Buggy, Marine and Plofr ,.
pairing, and general jobbing
Is a goou lathe in my hop.
PETER XAUEN,
Phe old Reliable Waon Mfiker
Ha Is well known as a
NO. WOKJCMAN.
"n2ltm init
The best Cough Medi
cine is Piso's Cure for
Consumption. Children
take it without objection.
By all drifggists. 25c
CUR IS WHFSt m rice clV. o
Best Conph Syrup, TaesVood. Ubo
H1UW. JlOld riTfln.l.,,. o
til
The Best Salve in the world for Cuts, J were set uPon bv tIie strikers and a gen
uises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever I er1 j&tlle followed. During the riot
ardeil was shot and killed
LoaUns Ten Tears Older.
"There, you look ten years older now,"
E&ia a aown town Daroer as he released a
man from the meshes of a towel and
yelled. "Brush!" To the customer who
loiiowea lie said: "I hat was a young1 fel
low who has Just started in business here
as a doctor. He looked too young, and to
cet patients he had to grow old In the
barber's chair. Can we age a man? Well,
I should say so. It's a part of our trade.
Let mo take you in hand and dress your
hair and beard my way for a month and
youll look a middle aged man. It's all In
the appearance. People won't trust a
young doctor if he looks too young, and I
ai adding years to the appearance of half
a dozau young physicians now. Have a
ebarapoof Chicago Herald.
yV Duel with Tricycles.
Two young tieanans in Berlin fought a
duel with tricycles. Starting at 300 yards
apart, they charged full tilt against each
other, wita slight injury to themselves
and 6eriou3 liurt3 to their machines.
Their honor was satisfied .Jfew York Sun.
-rr-iot more thnn a lhtic.l .:i
, - ...ir ii.juu vi iiiiitn
from this city of hills dwells a judge
who has worked nrracles during the
period of his judicial life. A case was
brought up before his honor by a com
pany against a mnn who bad signed a
couple of notes for indebtedness. The
man was under the impression that he
had no case, but was persuaded by an at
torney here to contend it. The appeal
was brought up before hii honor but
through dislike which the official had
cultivated for the company the law was
not considered in the case and he decided
it in fayor of plaintiff. For fear the case
would be brought into a court of law
and justice the plaintiff voluntarily
handed the money over to the company.s
attorney the other day.
Itch, Prairie Manse, end Scratches of
every kind cured in 30 minutes by Wool
lord s Sanitary Lotion. A sure cure and
perfectly harmless. Warranted by F O
Fricke & Co. druggist, Plattsmouth
The Business Booming.
Probably no one thing has caused such
There !s intense excitement at BeviVr ge,ueral revival of business at F. G.
and fears are entertained of further XSr:;
bloodshed, Tne sheriff and a posse have trial bottles f Dr. Kind's New Discover
goue to Bevicr. for Consumption. Their trad ia .;.nli
enormous In this very valuable article
HOW CAN Parents "om the fact that it alwav cm-,.
allow their children to cough and strain never disappoints. Coughs, Colds, Asth-
Jin rl rr.nnli ons7 a-.1 i .
aian (.niiui v ihv: i i r t it iq
only a little cold," and keep giving them
cheap and dangerous medicines, until
they are down with lunc fever or con
sumption, when they can be so easily re
lieved by BEGGS" CHERRV fiOTTfiTT
biuLP?Ithas no sunerior. ami Tfv?
tuuais. for sale bv O. P. Smith r
druggists. '
non. T. B. Reed, the Maine repre
sentative and leader in the house, will
speak in Council Bluffs on the 23th. He
will be en route to California, and remain
over in Council Bluffs for the day. Great
preparations are beiug made for his com
ing and a grand rally the same dav.
The Plattsmouth club is invited to par-
icipate.
English Spavin Liniment removes al
hard, Soft or Calloused lumps and Blem
ishes from horses. Blood Spavin, Curbs
Splints, Sweeny, Stifles. Sprains, Pink
Eye, Coughs and etc. Save $50 by use
of one bottle. Evera bottle warranted
ly F. G. Ericke & Co.,
Druggists, Plattsmouth. Neb.
ma. Bronchitis. Crouu. and 11 H, .f 0i
1. V I .... . ... u 1.11. I
nnnr ( unai.; n ....... 1 . 1 -
f, ...otow .(uiiiuji tureu. lou can
test it before buying by getting a trial
bottle free, large size $1. Every bottle
warranted. 3
The Colored Gentleman's Reason
"Say, Uncle Sambo, is it so that you
have decided to vote for the democratic
candidate V
"Yes, sali; I has."
"For what reason? Have you changed
your opinion on the tariff question?"
"No, boss, de tariff question don't fig
gcr in dis yere campaign. De fact is, er,
de democratic candydate has de bilges'
chicken roost in de "country.
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0 C "DIM COT,t WATCH
WUUsoid (or tttoo un
til latelr. But IngI
w.vca is ids world. Per-1
fvet time-1
semper. w.rrAQted. Ur...
olld Oold Hunting Cuu,
Klec.nt nd marnineent.
Bota ladle'and cenu'aLse.
with works ini cii. nr
ial vlueuO.-E PEIHOV
In each locality ean aeenre ons
flEE. How la hi poaalblct
We answer we wani one par-
T """"t""1' " ."wwm can, a complete lln or oar
alaableand Tery nsaful HOI SKIKII.u sANPUK.
.Mmp,,,,, well aa the watcb.weaend free.and arw-rron
Java kept them In your home for montna and ahown tliem
t? f?T5! n"y h-v" calll.they become yonr own prenyl
JBO LD wau-h and COST w aamt,lM free, aa th. ehowln of
aoaaamplaa In any locality, alwava ruanit in . i. . ,
ta; after our aamplaa hare been In a locality for a month or two
we nanaily get from tflouo to IUUOO in trade from tba
orroundlng- country. Tbla, the moat wonderrul offer ar.r
known.la made In order that our aamplea may be placed at once)
wher. they can l eeen, all oer America. Wrlle at once, and
nakejiuraofthecbance. Seeder It will be hardly any trouble
fcr yoo to ahow the eamplan to thoee who may call at your bom
nd your reward will t moat eatlifaclory. A poatal card on
which to writ tu coata but 1 cent and after yon know all If yoa
o not ear to o further, why no barm la done. But If yoa do
f. T.r. .F" ' oice. yon can aecur FUEE on of the
eat anlldgold watcbea In th world and oar larre llnrf
COSTLY HAllPLES. We pay alltrprew, rraTJbi
I DRESSLER,
The 5th St. Herchant Tailor
Keeps a Full Line of
Foreign S Domestic Goods.
Jonsuu Your latere by oiyikr Hin, a ri
SHERWOOD BLOCK
gttJiii8iiiAiiiwa
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
wlien Baby was tick, we , her Castoria.
When she was a Child, sho cried for CMtoritv,
VTien she became Miss, she clung- te Castoria,
Vhen she had Children, she gare them Cutori.
let ri. bvrn.o . a n b. n
I , u" . wi.ri.c.rr iuniv wiinoot delay.
A rain medicinal compouaa tiiat cuin w hen all els faiii.
KacrtliewomjcofCouifli.U-e,ikLuii.,AtlmTa.
Jridikrestlon. Inward Fains. Exhauetion. InvaJuab: for
lOumatuuri, F-mal Weaknewi, and all iinf and dis
rder. of tie Stomach and BowtU. fiocTat BrukTgiati
HSNDERCORr.S,
B.'Tjf T:1- sun and best cur. forCorne, Buniona. s.
Gtops all paiB. Ljiaires comfort to the ft-t. ertali
tucure. 1 j cenu at trrnsifltta. iUacox Sc Oo., K Y
A choice lot of Polen Cliina pigsC mos.
old, for sale only till Xov. 1 at my farm
six mile? wist of Plattsmouth.
29-2 WhMeiiten.
The Daily Herald delivered for
locts. jer week.
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matioa for all who pur.
chase tlee luxuries or the
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or stay at home, nd in '
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