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The FlattxmoDtb Herali PiMifUu Ci.
LOCAL NEWS.
Fr Cty aad Couutr LHrectery. Rail Ay Tim
Table. Telephone Esohaag Hualueas Ul
r calory. liualaeas Card &c. ee third pa.
j zrr. move, - citF xaitor.
A. ftttllsburjr, DeutUt.
Nothing stars tha usual serenity
tbe police court today.
of
The masons began laying brick In
Lafa O'Neill's oew meat market today.
Je Ford Will Lave a brass band at
tbe skating riuk Saturday uigbt, to
lireu up things.
Morrlay Bros. r doiug au vteu
sirs bualneaa these days, and tbelr el
evator la a big instltutiau for the city
' of l'lattatnoutb.
The train for the went was au hour
late this morning aid a usual was
ver-loaded with emigrant coming west
n "blow up with the country.!"
Tba hunting party for Percival Is
making dus preparations for tbs hunt
next Monday, and they will make it
ezoaedlaglr lively for mud beus aad
sich.
As we go te) press the police court is
engaged la settling with two fellows,
who attempted to settle with each oth
er ooutrary to'the peace and dignity of
the state of Nebraska.
Tomorrow morning the sun rises at
o'clock and f minutes, and sets at 0
o'clock and 9 minutes, making the day
and night nearest the same length
that it will be during the year.
Geo. Smith and John Jennings, with
two eld fusees aad the prwper canine
equipments, went to Ilubbs lake this
afternooa to slaughter ducks. We an
ticipate the ducks will have Iota of fun.
Up in Lancaster county where Judge
Qaehm is holding court, they are hay
lively times, and yesterday a new
grand jury was drawn and impanneled
to tackle further criminal business.
One of our popular yeung men
"flashed" a chicken at the U. A. R. sup
per last night, and today says he is in
disposed. Most anybody would feel
: the same way after eating a whole
chicken.
As winter and the mud disappear,
the handsome . turnouts, with which
llattsmouth U well supplied, begin to
make their appearance. The old ones
are treated to a new coat of paint and
varnish, and the new ones dusted off
and rubbed up for their season's work.
The respective committees have
been rushing things all day, in prepar
ation for the St. Patrick'e day eelebra-'
tiea. tomorrow. Fitzgerald's hall has
been the scene of bustle since early
this morning and nothing is left un-
' doae la make the programme complete.
The ladlee of the Presbyterian
. A. : V
CUHrcD, are biuiue eiauorate preyara;
. tionj for their Japaaese tea party.
which will be held soon ia Kockwood
hall. As an entertainment, it will be
novel and fall of interest, and bo
doubt will be fully attended.
The evangelistic services, conducted
by If essra. Be id and Smith, in the'
Baptist church, high school hill. will.
be continued aext week Lord's day. I
at 3 aad 7 p. in ; week evenings at 7 :3 ;
there will also be bible readings- every
afternoon at S. AH are cordially in-
tited.
In the case of Albertus Walker
against TL Cunningham, tried In the
county court, yesterday, the jury
thought that if a man made a mule
trade he oughtn't kiek. even if the
mule did, but pay the balance of the
note given for Mr. Mule, and brought
. a. m . & 1 a . M AfA
in a Yoruicfe lor ids ueienaaai. lor ov
the amount due on the note.
Miss Mattie McLaughlin died at the
residence of her mother, this morning
at C o'clock. The disease was suppos
ed to b a kidney complaint of a pe
culiar nature, and baffled the skill of
the physioiaas under whose treatment
she had been. The young lady was 17
yens old. sweet tempered and ef very
gentle disposition, and endured a great
deed ef suffering. The funeral services
will be fteld at the house tomorrow
morning at t o'clock and the remains
taken to Crete for interment, en the
morning train for the west.
Tha bin Muddr. while open and
flowiasv Maeefully by this city, is
forged just above Sioux City so ef
fectual that it baa caused a fall of
aeveral feet, below that point: Up at
Biamark the ice la the river is still
Utact, aad a break up there is not ex-
acted for several days. Report from
tae headwaters of the Missouri. Yel
lowstone and the Little Missouri, are
that tha ice Is breaking ia thcra. and
tha weather warm and mild. The
bast Information obtainable from the
ipper country, is ia effect that the fall I
ol now to . tbt mountains hu not
tea bvy darlns th .wioUr. aad
that no apprahenjloa of a beary flood
la Juuo nead b apprebeodad.
- Tha Traj dtj Lamatf rj
U a retuorad to tb Mockenbaupt build
iaa ar taa klaeJuaiitb anop and is pre
wo9 to io oni-ciajs wr. - .
The Camp Fire.
The O. A. It, boys did themselves
proud last night, and the occasion was
one which will leav its impression
upon those who participated, as one
among the good times strewn along
life's pathway. The music was good,
the speeches were exceptionally good,
and the supper mde one wish they
had the capacity of a freight car and
an appetite like a caunibal.
The principal addresa was that of
Gen. Vandervoort, the Grand Com
mander of the G. A. 11. in the United
States. He congratulated the Pout
upon its growth and nourishing con
dition, lie waxed eloquent in defining
the principles and purposes of the or
ganization, and with contempt de
nounced the efforts of some of the
newspapers to stigmatize it as a well
planned political organization. lie
gave some interesting statistics re
garding the growth and membership
ef the Q. A. It. The increase in mem
bership during his administration up
to the present time foots up to f 32S6.
with several departments to hear from
yet. Thirteen departments have gain
ed 334 Posts, with 31727 members.
Under Commander Merrill, his pre
deceasor. the organization numbered
544 posts with amembeiahipof 27091
From the date of Geu. Vandervoort'
taking charge as .Grand Commander
nntil December 31, the gain in mem
bership exceed t0,000. -He has visited
the different Posts and departments
ia every state in the union where the
organization exists, and it is estimated
that the G. A. It. will more than treble
its members under his administra
tlon. Their motto is Fraternity,
Loyalty and Charity, and among the
things they will not do, knowingly, is
to let a union soldier who has been
honorably discharged from the service
become an inmate of .or die in the
poor house. They hops, in -the near
future, to establish and maintain a
soldier's home in Nebraska, without a
dollar of expense or cost to the state
a place of refuge for those of their
number who are no longer able to bat
tle with the world for the necessities
of nature, and whom the world has
failed to provide for.
The climax of the General' speech
was reached in his vision in the anal
roll call, when the last man was mus
tered out of the service of the
country for which he so nobly offered
himself as a sacrifice, to answer to the
call of the great infinite in, the ranks
of eternity.
Mr. Vanatta was present, and being
called upon, responded in a happy
manner, alluding to the result of tfbe
war and the maintamance of a free
government, the development of new
industries, and better than all, the
granting by the government to those
who so nobly fought to sustain her
institutions, a free home in the broad
and fertile prairies of the west.
C. W. Sherman was called upon to
tell a story, which he did, taking an
aetual experience of a "grub" bunt.in
Mississippi, during the war. He is a
good story teller, but he looks to us
as though he bad been well fed since.
or else he could stand lots of starva
tion and not show it.
Supper was the next thing in order
and a grand rush was made for the
sapper room, but before they got out
of the hall were met by a foraging
party, organized for the occasion,
laden with, pigs, chickeus, cabbage,
etc., whlVi created considerable fun.
After tapper a court martial started
Mr. Shetman- out on another "grub
hunt." Social intercourse and dancing
were kept up until the wee sma hours,
and thus ended on e of the joliiest of
old soldiers' jolly times.
Personal,
Major Wheeler was in Omaha
yes-
terday ou state fair business.
Mrs. Dorringtaa returned last night
from her visit to Falls City.
Dave Woodward, a live liveryman of
Weeping Water spent today in this city.
James Snell. of Ashland, one of the
capitalists ana thoroughly solid men
of Saunders county, was in Platts-
mouth today and passed an hour in
this office.
J. W. Barnes, after an extended trip
in Colorado, and as far south as I)u
ran go, New . MexicV, returned home
this morning via Kansas City and re
ports a successful journey.
We were impressed, at the ca,uip fire(
last night with some of the narrations of
hair breadth escapes, prison scenes, mis
eries, &c , endured during the rebellion.
Owing to our too modern origin, we
were not permitted to participate iu aud
reap auy of the glory that have been
heaped upon thoje who were left to re
late it; but we did come into the world
in time to belong to the home guards
and engage in skirmish after skirmish,
which generally resulted in our defeat,
and the historic slipper was triumphant
ly wared o'er us by the maternal oppos
ition. Like the southern confederacv.we
have no organization to promote any
of the spirit of those bygone days. Oue
old slipper, however, remains as a relic
of what has been and a warning to the
next generation of. what may be.
An item- in the Herald, last night,
made of Mat Schlegel an invalid, He
appeared at our sanctum today, the
baajtiiiest looking invalid we ever mw,
Tbt item .intended to say Mr. Mat
Sculege!lut tbe wn silent so silent
that tbe printer didn't see and put it in.
It was Mrs. Mat and not Mr. 51 at.
Ttio only drkt class barber shop aud
bath roouia In tbe city at Joe Korda,
under Carrutb block. d&wtf
SIXTY-FOURTH ANNITEltSA It Y.
Work has Begun These Who Are Be
lng It.
The Plattsmouth Lodge I. O. O. F.
propose to celebrate the 04th anniver
sary of the order iu a uianur, which
eclipses anything that has ever been
observed liTtbe state. The 26t h day
of April 1810, was the day of the birth
of Odd Fellowship, and upon the 26th
day of April, the Plattsmouth Lodge
will entertain representative from
Lodges at Lincoln; Omaha, Crete. Be
atrice, Hastings and other towns
throughout fb state." .A graud din
ner will be prepared for the gutsts,
aud a grand ball will be held in the
evening The- following tu9 tho com
mittees appointed:
KX. COM.
J McWilllatus.J Wayiuan. 8 H
Richmond. - , ...
. , I3VITATIOX COM.
It O'Neill. D II Wheeler, ti F Gyger,
PPGaWM .Patten.
" RKCEPTIOX COM.
Mr and Mrs I) U Wheeler. Mr and
Mrs E S Greuaeh tt O'Neill and wife.
Herman Smith nd wife, Mr MeEl
waiii and wife, G E Prohger and wife,
J Pepperberg and wife.
' Iir t BKSIJ y KMTS.
M Schuellbacber, G Kaxgornhek, G
E Prongex? -
.'-' UNANOB.
D H Wheeler, R O'Neill, W Herold.
CEWoodrow, W Weber, J L Far
thing. -
MUSIC.
C E Wood'row. A Stult., II Newell,
R Roberts. V '
; BALL.
E S Greuse.1, D B Smith. S F Eaton.
J Fetzerr Cortis. '
: JfAKRIKB.
SIEVJR-SIIRY(K:k-At Weplnx Water. Ne
braska, uu Wednesday. Match Wth. at tbc
residence of the-brldeV p . real. Mr. I). K.
Nibvkh to Mm Louisa ihutock : He v. J.
P.'WlUon ofneiatin-. " '
Both bride and. groom are well
knowq both in this city and over Cass
county, and their many friends will
unite lri the heartiest congratulations
te the hippy-coupled The presents re
ceived were many and -both beautiful
and valuable, and all those present had
a very enjoyable time. 'The Herald
acknowledges the receipt of a beauti
ful supply of cake which reached this
office this morning, i
Carver and Bogardus.
A communication' from Omaha, re
ceived laatjhight, conveys the iufor
mation that Dr. Carver' and Capt Bo
gardus will shoot the flrsl gof a series
of twenty-five matches, clay pigeons
at Omaha, tomorrow. They havo
pooled the whole amount of the twen
ty-five matches, $7,500, and the winner
of the most matches takes the entire
amount. .- If our nimrods would like
to take seme lessons this is -your gold
en opportunity.
Dr. R. R. Livingston was; in ' Omaha
yesterday, attending, a -meeting of the
State Fish Commissioners. The com
mission consists of L. A. 'May, Fre
mont; B. E. B. Kennedy. Omaha, and
Dr, Livingston, of this city, and three
more efficient workers could not be
found in the state. ! At their meeting
yesterday the plans for the work of the
year were .agreed upon. The plans
consist in buildiug additional ponds at
the hatching grounds' at South Bend,
building a hatching house, a superin
tendent's ; house, and other necessary
improvement there. The special at
tention of the commission will be
given to securing the greatest possible
benefit to? the state in the work the
present yefLr: . ; .
Clutter & Marshall, dentists, Fitz
gerald's block. leb'i&ltf
: ;t3OLLECTI0N NOTICE -
Having been a heavy loser by the
late fire, l more than ever need 'the
money due me" on accounts. All oar
ties knowing themselves to be indebt
ed ip me, are requested to call and set
tle, as I musthave the money. I have
accommodated you,' and one good turn
deserves another. BoBt. Sherwood,
In Kockwood block next -door to F.
Carruth. 9dtf
Waterman Opera Hense.
Reduced-rates will be made to soci
eties, churchy and hotne dramatic en
terlainmentsrwishinj.to rent the Wa
ttrmaa opera bouse. -For terras -and
full particulars apply to
' . J. P. Young,
. lldtO". Business Manager.
A Good Chance
To rent; .to the right parties, a com
plete restaurant; location central and
business already established. Restau
rant can. also be used for ice cream
room. An'excellant business chance
for man and wife apply at.
Tdtf Stadleinan'a Bakerv
For Salo !
N E i, Sec. 3, T. 12, R. 13.
'SKI Sec. 3, T. 12, R. 13.
S. W. Sec. 3, T. 12, K. 13
and XJ Jf. W. Sac, 10, T. 12, R
13.
E S. W. Sec. 34, T. 13, K. 13
E , Lot 10, Block 28.
. 3,
7 &9,
59.
23'.
11.
"Si,
t
Duku'b Addition.
j.
The above tlcdcribel iartus wo
for 6al bu long time, with 7 cr
cent, interest. Apply to
R. BrwINDnAM,
tipt . llattsuiovth, Jeb."
As will be see by reference to our
dispatches, A. Webster's safe, at Weep
ing Water, was broken into last night
and robbed of $275, in money and $ 00
in watches and jewelry. It is hardly
possible that tho thief can escape, and
we hope soon to hear of his keeping
company with John Polin.
Latkr From Dave Woodard. who
came down from Weeping Water to
day, we learn the following particulars
concerning the safe robbery at that
plaoe last night.
This morning A. Webster went to
his place of busings At usual, and dis
covered his safe open and his papers
lying acattored all around; further ex
aminations showed that all the money.
Matches and jewelry in the sate hud
been taken, the wholo to the value of
about 81,000. Hits notes aud mort
gages had also been taken, but were
afterwards found near the school
house.
Marshall & Sou's shoe store was also
visited und between $50 and 100 tak
en. The doors of both safes had been
drilled into, near the combination, and
the theory is that a wire had been in
serted, and the tumblers in that way,
adjusted so the bolts could be slipped
back, and the door opened.
The Iowa editor who has been so
thoroughly org.aui.ed for several duys
past has liually succombed to the po-v-erJ
that be, and has been tiikeu care of.
Iu keeping up the reputation f tho
democratic party he met tho eiuMity and
and the enemy downed him.
Strictly Pure.
All tobacco used iu my factory is un
adulterated aud parties buying my cigars
will alwayB secure strictly tirt-c!ans
goods. My speeiallbrands arc all known
for qualit and as reliable- trigir..
d&wtf Jui leu Pkitkuuekg.
Bremuer's
t&s 4v
cracker ut Wtckbaih'.-..
A Sjtiare Meal
Can be had at the City Hotel for only
25 cents and lori;ii at same reasonable
latfK. Farmers and Commercial Men
will please bear this in mind. d&wtf
Bremner's crackers at Baker's, t&s 4w
Notice.
To the owners of Odd Fellows
shares in the Masonic and Odd Fel
lows block: You are hereby noti
fied to bring in j'our shares to the
undersigned and receive lher cash
for the same. S. II. Richmond,
dJbwiw Ch'n Board Trustees.
Bremuer's crackers at Hansen's, i&slw
Hurrahfnr tbe.Itiuk.
Joseph 1 ord has received a portion
of his new roller skates, and his rink
is now open in the basement of Fitz
gerald's block. dl2tf
B-omuer '8
Lewis.'
crackers at
Beuuc-tt &
t&s 4w
Ice ! Ice I Ice 1
1 iow is me time to contract lur your
tuuimer's f apply of ice. Bctlrock pricea
prompt delivery und superior quality of
ice, nrKt come nrat erveu by the new ice
man.
d2ui2
Joe Faiufikld.
Ifor Iteut.
The Holbrook house corner of 5th
aud Locust street. House is large com
modious and excelent condition, apply
to 13dtf. THOS. I'OLLOCK.
Bremuer's crackers at Murphy's. t&.t4w
Proposals for Military Sup
plies. HEADGU AUTJCRS XEr'T OK THK PLATTK.
Chief Quartermaster's Office. -Omaua.
Nkk., March 7th. 14fCi
Skalkd l'Koros als, iu triplicate, subject to
the tlie usual condition, will be received at
this oulce until 12 o'clock M., on Wednesday.
April 18. 183. or at toe aia hour (allowing tor
tue difference in time.) at tbe ofnees of the
Quartermaster at the following named stat.one
at which places aud time they will be opened
iu the presence of bidders, for the furnishing
and delivery of Military Supplies during the
Jear ceannencinyVuir lst,"?3, and ending
line 30th, 1884, as follows : Wood. Hay and
Charcoal, or such ofaid supplies as may be
required at Omaha Depot. Fort Omaha, Kort
Niobrara. Fort Sidney. Cheyenne Depot, Fort
Russell. Fort Steele. Fort Douula. Fort Kobln-
on. Fort Uridger. Fort Laramie, Fort McKin
ney. Fort Wasnakie. and Fort thornburi'li.
and for the delivery aC Fort Tboruburgh of 300
ions oi ioai oi zzt pounus to mo ton.
Froposals will also be received at this ofilce
up to the day and hour above named, for the
delivery ou tbe can at the point narei to tbo
lulu or tlie Hue ox tne uulon faciflc Ballway,
of etKlit tUousuud titna of Coal., of 2240 pounda
to tUe ton. Alao for delivery at Omana Depot.
or at station a ou uie mam uue ox tue union 1'
einc Ital; way eaat from Kearney Junction, of
two million pounJa Com. and " one million
LHiunds Oata. Bids for k rain should ataie tbe
rate per too ids, not per uuatiei.
iTopoaais for eitiier ciaaa oi tue atorrs inen
tioned. or fur ouautitiea less than tbe wnole
required will be received, Kaclj proposal
anouia oa iu iripiicate. aRPAKATK t UR each
4KTKI.K AT RACK HTATION. and 111 US t be tW-
conipanied bv a bond la the rum ot live hund
red dollars ($500) executed atrictly in accord
ance with the printed nmtruction.i, and upon
the Maikk form furathhed uuderthis advertise
ment, eiaranteeioirftiit the party making the
i to to ;il sltiUl not witlWriiw the ."ama within
sixty clays from the date announced for open
ing them ; and supulie bid tor, awarded
thereunder, he will, within ten days after -be-
Inc uotided of the award, (nrovided such noti
fication be made within the alxty days abeve
meuiioneuj accept tue same ana iuruisu goou
and Humcieut syrette, at once, for the faithful
performance of the contract. The (ioveraineut
reservra the rizht to reject any or all propo
sals, a preference will be given to article of
domestic production. .
Blank proposals mid priutcd circulars, stat
ing the kind, aud tluiated guantlliea of
wooa, nay and niareoal reouireil at each -ta-
tlon.and giving full iiistructions as to the
manner of bidding, conditions te be observed
by bidders and terms jf contract, etc., will be
f urui.nhed on application to tbia o flier or to the
ijuarteruiaaters Ht tbe.various stations named.
Kuvelopes containing proposals should be
marked : "Frouosals lr at ."
and addressed to the tindersignd or to the re-
spective l'ost aud Depot Quartermasters.
JOHN V. riiKEi, I
A. U. M . U. 8. A.. H eharge of c. y
nc. iVp'l. of the flatte, i'lii
Y
L'Hptalii.
of
Choice Candies!
Home-made and "Warranted
Strictly Pure.
MEALS AND LUNCH
t aJJ hours.
Oysters bight or . day at the
jF H CE3 3ST IX;
Next to Weekbach'a store.
XAMgS AN Proprietor.
To reduce our lare btock of
CIGARS,
we will, until April 1st, sell the.
following brand
'To the Front." Juvel.n"8wtt.Mas?ir
"Lookouts," "Jumbo" and
"Upper Ten."
Navy Smoking Tobacco in 3 oz.
puckagcH, 40c per ft.
Durham Smoking Tobacco, in
'2, 4 and 8 oz. packages, 50 to COc
pr lb.
Other brands at greatly reduced
prices.
A largo invoice of
WALL l'Ali:R
just received, ('ome und see it.
Very respectfully yours,
" WILL J. WAltlCICK.
T 3HE IB
B. & IV). R. R.
Tho through line for Dourer
and the Mountains, and all points
in Southern und Western Nebru
Eusterii Connections at
PLATTSMOUTH,
OMAHA and
a rrvTTTC'rtT rr a vre Ac
mUJlliJUll JmuJ0,
for all points
East, North and Soutii
Connections at
LINCOLN for
CENTRAL CITY,
COLUMBUS,
ATCHISON,
wymore,
and sdl intermediate pointe.
P. S. EUSTIS
G. W. Holduegk. Gen. I'aa. Ai't.
r O
Gen'l Supt. Omaha. Omha
e v .1 .
HOME!
Frty Acres laid o9" in City Lots,
in Palmer's Addition,
ADJOIKIXO THE
B. & Jf. RAILliOAD SHOPS,
Just outaidc the City limits, and not sub
ject to city Taxes.
FINE RESIDENT LOTS
where a shop roan, or any other man, cau
eat his dinner under hiaown roof find
not cold grub from a dinner pail
in the dusty, smoky shops.
Only three to ten minutes' walk
from iiii work. Call on
J A3. S, MATUEWS,
Att'y at Law and Ileal Estate Agent.
Over Baker's St ore, will make terms to suit
ZiOts from $40 to $50
Ou time.or lor Cash.to men that will build
A" Lott for Specula tur$ I
CALL AT THE
Old Reliable
LOERYMD
E. 1. rJTERM i 80)1,
Wholesale and Kettvll Dealer la
PINE LUMBER
SHINGLES, LATH,
SASH, DOORS,
BLINDS, &c,
Fourth Street, in rear ot Opera Hons. '
jr. i). sijipson,
AGENCY
FIRE INSDRANGE GO'S:
CITY, of London,
(HTEKN", of Liverpool
riUKMAX rrNI. of California
EXPRESS COMPANIES:
amkkk an KxntKss co.,
WKI.I.S. FA !:: CO. KM'KI S.V.
Office In i:ock oihI lUiick, with
;l'.:m
.lolinMou tiro
JUST PIEOEIIVEjD !
A FINE LOT OF
MACK HULL, LA I'.KA DOKE 1IEUUI N'( !, TIIOl'T, WILD WAVE
COD FISH, A:i choice lot of
LElvIOITS -A.2TJD OP.AKCES.
We have a One jti c of
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,
Fancy! HtsinK "f
MINNESOTA, KANSAS AND MISSOURI FLOUR.
I have iu toek a tiii-, hue of
Queensware, Glassware, JLamps,
Ae. AU our goods ate new and lr kli.
Will Excliaup lor CoHntry Prodnce. Linseed Oil Meal Always on Hand.
Next door to Court House, IMuttsmnutli. N-I,
ini.v',Jw;'.!n
M.
Qj C j
J Jjj Qj J J
FIXED OX ROOM,
FIXED ON LOCATION,
FIXED ON GOODS.
FIXED ON FITS,
FIXED ON STYLES,
FIXED ON PRICES,
and We can fix you to your sutib-
facti
on on
I,
Trunks and Va-
liccs. Furnishing
g o o d s , Neck
wear, dtc.
Fresh Goods
in every depart
ment of prime
quality
One price and
no monkey busi
ness. He mem
ber the place,
Rockwood block
C. E. WESCOTT,
mi I . . l ri .1
luo only "isoss uiotnier.
AND
REPAIRING
AT
Skrwood'S,
Kockwood Block,
5
Plattsmouth, Neb.
BOYD & LARSEN,
Contractors and Builders.
WUl rive estimates on all kiads of work. Any
prtiera left at the Luiuber Yarda or first
Office will receive promot attention
Heavy: Truss; Framing,
for barns and large buildings a pec laity.
For reXeience apply to J. P. Youtie, J. V. Week
- back oc tL A..vraJterman & Son . dwtf
,
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Gaps
The- handsomest styles of , children'
clothing direct from New York to lw had
at Mayer's Opera Honw clothiii'j !oir,
dlf.
Fits, Epilepsy,
- Ull -
FALLIN'll SICKNLhS,
1'eriuaiiily Cured - No Iliuubiii; bv oi.e Mul li s
uxai." ot Dr. (ioularU'a I lclrjilcd liifalllM
Kit liwiler To ronvtnee milTcrers tlist
i'owilem w do nil we rlalm fur them, ue will
nf nit llmlii by mall. oxt iall. a l ire '1 rial ho.
As Dr.tiai'huid is the only l'liyilclan Unit tuts
ever iii.kIc IIiIm dixcate a nii i l.il Hlmly. and as
to our knowledge I lioutaiiil liavf ln-eu per
liiauetly eured by the of lliee I'DWileii.we
will irii:ir;mlee a pei malieiit fine In cvcryi-iiHf,
or r-luiil you all iihuh-v expemled All milter
el ttu.ulil line these I'KWileia mi eaily tll.il,
ami be eoii lin ed of llielr curative power.
I'l lee. tor lai e llue, .(.(". or -I loe for t'.O.
Sent by mail l auv pari f Hie Culled Slate-,
or Canada, on reeeipt of pil ex,r by ex.iex,
:. O. D. Addicss,
ASH & KOlllilNS.
Kiilbon Ml., Iiiuoklyn. N. Y
Dee. -MU. IH2 4111V.
B MURPHY cV CO.
REAL ESTATE
(AND)
COLLECTION A1JI.NCY.
IjUW and col Ico 1 ion bininc proinp.
tly attcudctl to at thiH ollice ftml pro
cc'oda remitted witliotit dcliij'.
Notarial work, con vcyaiu-in and
abHtractin attended to ou hhort no
tice and Hatislaction guaranteed.
inhere ih any tiling we do make a
Kpecialty of, it is city and Kiibiirbau
real tstale. Several fine farm and
aome wild land at haranm. I.aliorin
men cau et aliomu by pi:yiur moMth
ly wliat they now jay lor lioune rent.
Space forbids jiving but a hinall
pprceutac of tbe bargains now on the
book 8 at this agency; we name the
following:
Six choice half acre lots, 8 minutes
from li. 11. ehops, at from to $l.r.O
each, and ou terms that would make
a man ashamed to fiay bu i i 1 not own
a house. Come aud Nee, you are not
compelled to buy and we wont give
these lot.s away, but you can get theta
m they will absolutely eost you noth
ing. Five acre lot J mile from city for
$2f0 part ou time.
Eleven acre lot mile from city
for sfc.'i.V) this is extra line.
I have three pieces of outhide prop
erty which I can sell and under
take to furnish purchaser work
enough to pay for them, now i will
furnish the ground and you the work,
work is what hurla me. It you will
do the work at a fair price 1 will give
you a clear deed for the land; if jou
can't do the work come and see me, I m
may lind some one who will do it lor
you.
Ten acre for $ .W) (X)
" 00 00
" " " 760 00
" " 2M) 00
Several hinall tracts well improved
and adjoining the city, for alc at
reasonable rates.
KAEM LAMJS.
40 acres, wild COO W
m " improy'd 1600 00
120 " " XX 00
160 " ' .VXKJ 00
200 ' " 6200 M
240 " " 6(KX) 00
Finest stock larm iu Cass county
$16000, loDg time and low rate ot in
terest. 160 acres, wild $2600
160 ' 2800
80 44 " 1200
80 " 3200
160 acre?, wild, ltep. V'y (cash) 10X)
CITV PROPERTY.
Cor. lotH brksfrom shops (chcapi$100
1 " 3 " " " 175
2 3 " " 160
3 cor " 2 160
1 4 '.'
175
150
300
200
360
400
3 cor " 2 "
" " X. 6th afreet (fine)
" ' Picnic Hill
1 " " Washington live"
1 " "1 bl'k from Main st extra
Improved city real oute in abun
dance. 1 can iind w liat you want in
thi Hue if mu will call and see inc.
Bushjcs bou-eM and lots for sale
at much lower figures than will b
asked six months heut-c.
Stores and dwelling ren'ed and for
rent, rents promptly collected.
If you don't se- what you want in
lbi column coin!; al a?k for ;t. I've
probably misled j list what you want.
Ollice opf ii nearly cverv evening from
6io8.
(Jool new house and- two fino lots
in good location price, SS00.
W. S. WISE,
Union Qlock.
temerso? last rear wttbtrotl
bout mpaoaa. ueulaatz
OaacHto aa4 vafuau dv
15u0 varfc3cagf Vaytatfe
o7m. PMV i ca OiTR
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tbc l-sitt
4irtM iC24 j ,jwaitiua.a.
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