PLATTSUOOTH HERALD.
ITULISHKI) DAILY AND WEKKLY
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The Flattsmontb Herald Palilishina: Co.
For City anUC'uuiitr Iiri lory, Rail iry Tline
Table. Telephuntt Kxcha ig UluIiium Dl
rectory, Bu.luvti Card &c, e third page.
JEFF. L. STONE, - City Editor.
A. Salisbury, UentUt.
The members of the T. A. M. club are
requested to nieetMt the council chamber
to -night at7:J'J. A full utteniiuu o is
lcsired.
W. C. Itou-ids bade farewell to every
fear last niht, aud iu his mind ttuiue
of his creditors. Ills whereabouts to
day are unknown to them, ut they
would like to ('. Uouudti and Hquarw up
with him.
The Journal get a little mixed, at
times on its editorial geography,
oning, perhapH, to the J1U cellaaeous
manner In which it mka up its edi
torials. It is now laboring (like Kab
lab wife) with the outrages commit
ted or permitted by the republican
party in Connecticut, and grows indig
nant that the Nutmeg State has failed
to elect Shot Oun Sprague. Governor.
ETidently the Journal has not heard
from Rhode Island or Plattsmouth.
At the art loan the ladies hare a Jnp
anese anil Chinese department, presided
orcr by a lady arrayed in the dress of tno
heathen. That branch of the nrt loan
will attract a large circle of admiring
np'.-ftator.s.
Mr. 8. M. Chapman hi the !det
book on exhibition at the art loan, un
English law and justice book, in an ex
tra state ot preservation.
Arrangements are being perfected to
day lor the concert Friday evening iu
connection with the art loan. No extra
charge for admission will be made.
V regret to learn that our coteua
porary," the Journal, "is iu aueh dis
tress" because of the conJition of the
IIf.kal, and if it if any source of
satisfaction to our considerate friend,
and will in any manner relieve him of
some of the bile which has so appar
ently accumulated since the Daily
IIekald commenced, we will stale lh;a
paper is iu a flourishing condition,
with about 300 paying subscribers on
its list. Not an employe is compelled
to stay, and if they are not satisfied
with their wages, they are at liberty
to go. The boys are paid every Satur
day, are paid in money aud arc paid
good wages, the Journal to the con
trary, notwithstanding. It's none of
the Journal's business, any how, come
to think about it. whether the IIkr-
ald pays its help anything or not. It
is not the policy of the Herald to in
dulge iu personal attacks upon people
for the mere purpose of having some
thing to say, but the Journal's "dis
tress" to know something of the con
dition of the Herald, must be attend
cd to, and we hope he is fully satisfied
if not ho might come and look ever
the books. The Herald will continue
to be printed each d y, aud the help
will bo paid as usual every Saturday.
and paid good wages.
ALMOST A SUICIDE.
A Case Deserving of Sympathy.
The fellow confined in jail for the
burglary of the Louisville saloon, at
tempted to hang himself this morning
and very nearly succeeded. lie has
suffered a great de.d tr.m epileptic
fits, and is last becoming an idiot or
maniac as the result. Deputy Eiken
bary had his arms fastened down at
his side by injatis of a belt around his
waist, and thin morning h succeeded
in getting his arms free and the belt
from around his waist. He fastened
the belt around his neck and tried to
Lang himself from the bars, but was
prevented by the interference of other
prisoners.
These fits be claims are the result of
a mad dog bite received a number of
years ago. The fellow is to be pitied,
and something should be done for him
besides coufining him in the county
jail. Where are the philantnrophists.
A MOGUL'S MARRIACE.
The Cental General Ticket Agent of
the B. A M. Tied for Life.
On the third of the present month,
Mr. P. S. Eustis. the well known and
popular general passenger agent of the
B. & M. was united in marriage to
Miss Eliza Russell, daughter of Wil
liam T. Griffith, in Pniladelphia.
It was expected that the bride and
groom would arrive home yesterday,
and accordingly their comfortable
suite of rooms in the Millard hotel
were put in shape for their recrption.
A Bee reporter caught u glimpse of
some of the presents which awaited
the bride, and they were beautiful in
deed. An exquisite bouquet, of the
horse-shoe design, occupied the spaco
on the center table. It was of the
most delicate and fragrant rosebuds
with a lovely calla lily iu the center
and on each side. This was an offer
lag from Mr. Eustia' admirers in the
headquarters building.
Then there was a beautiful toilet
set of embroidered blue silk from
Miss Eva L. Ives and a very handsome
bevelled plate glass mirror in a hand
painted velvet frame from Mrs. Sid
ney E. Locke.
Unfortunately the bridal company
did sot arrive as was expected, but
they will find the evidences of good
will and remembrance when they do
move into their quarters in the Mil-1
lard, tvbich can oot bat be plusiog.
Ecr.
TM1 CITY COUMCIL.
Their Regular tfteetlnff Last Eve
nine; and the Business Trans
acted.
.
The Council met in regular session
last evening.
Present Mayor Weckbach, Council
men Scbnellbacher, Keloid. Hartman,
Murphy and Lehnhoil and II. M
JJushnell, clerk pro tern.
The reading of the minutes of last
regular meeting was dispensed with.
Applications aud bonds accompany
ing for saloon licenses were presented
byCieo. 1. Weidman. F. Uoos, M.
O'Connor, J. J. McVey aud Peter
iluuiui, and the same were referred
to committee on licenses.
The mayor called attention to the
necessity for opening up a road in the
north part of the city. Mr. Howland.
Mr. Wayman aud city engineer Fair
Held, who were present with the coun
cil, spoke of the necessity if some
thing being done iu the matter at
once. On metion of Mr. Hartman it
was referred to the committee on
streets, alleys aud bridges, together
with the city engineer, with power on
their part to take action at once.
A communication from J. A. Con
nor relative te the city's purchasing
certain grounds for additions to Oak
Hill cemilery was read and on motion
referred to the cemetery committee.
The following bills were presented,
and referred to the finance committee:
Mrs. Uoba While, wood for
city
.$ 13 50
G 30
50 00
S3 70
24 00
5G 63
23 00
13 10
2 13
2 00
200 63
L
50 00
14 00
II. A. Waterman & Son,
lumber .
J. Ioh nes, night police
C. YV. Sherman, priming
Omaha Herald, blauk books. .
F. Krohler, chief of police. . .
J. I). Simpson, salary March. .
J. It. Cox. sundries
Johnson liroa., hardware....
u. C Hal lard, special police..
F. Krohler, work on streets. .
II. Cooper, clothing burned
Y. A. llendrickson, surveying
On motion proceeded to canvass the
vote of the city election held April 3
The mayor appointed Mr. Murphy and
Mr. Hartman to conduct the canvass,
who. after opening and canvassing the
votes, reported the following:
t or Mayor O. S. Smith. votes : V. V. Lcn-
aid '.'ij ; Smith majority 301.
j Forilerk W. ti. Wine. XA votes; J,
D.
W.
nuiwun,400 voien : siiiipvou waj 42.
For Treasurer W. H. Kline. T.a votes;
H. Cuxliing. 4U3 vote ; Curbing maj 171.
For Kngiueer U. W. Fairfield, 4.'8 votes
. ltiacK Mi voiea ; raiment inaj. u.
For Police Judge B. F. Stout. 33a votes.
For Cuncilni-ii 1st ward ii. M. Hons 7
votea ; U. V. Mathews, 53 votes ; Hons ruaj 34.
For Councilman 2nd ward J. II. Fairfield.
8-1 ; F. tf. White. GO ; Fairfield inaj "3.
For Councilman 3d ward J. K. Morrison,
lai ; C. F Nichols. 102 ; Murrieon maj 7!i.
For i iuncilxnan-4th ward 1. McUallan, 106 :
J. C. Eikeubary. 81 ; McCallan maj 27.
For schooi board fhort term llarticau 404
vote. Maryland 39il, liartigau'a maj. 11.
For school board lout; term Winters teen
42a. Bennett 410, fchowalier i. Carruth 401.
On motion the report was adopted and clerk
authorized to issue certificate of election to
those elected on the city ticket, and to M a
Hartigan, I. O Bennett and W Wiutersteln as
members of the school board.
After which council adjourned to meet this
evening for the transaction of business.
Personal.
Ed Wescott returned from Chicago
this morning.
MisB Jessie Baker left this morning
for Agency City.
General Smith and Dr. Clutter were
on the train for Omaha this morning.
Attorneys Hartigan and Crites went to
Nebraska City this mcrning to attend
the district court now in session at that
place.
j Elder J. G. 3Iiller, of Lincoln, is in
town and is arranging for the sale of
! pome of his lands on Four-mile.
William Coon, of Weeping Water, was
in the city today, on his waj to New
York.
J. E. Morrison started this p. m.
for Fromout, Nebraska, where he at
tends the grand lodge K. of II which
is in session in that city.
Mrs. Wm. At wood left last evening
for Illinois, where she will spend sev
eral months visiting relatives aud
friends.
W. J. Agnew Teturned from Ash
laud last night.
Wm. Atwood went to Ashland this
morning-, he iuteuds visiting the
western part of the male before he
returns.
Yine street takes the cake for girU,
any way. It was a whole nieaagerie,
lemonade and all, to see oae of them ex
cnMacmv from the front yard this af
teriioon. She ran out aud in a soft, sweet
g-eutle roice give the cow a pointer to
the gate. Madam Cow had a pretty
fresh appetite for the nice green -rrass
which grew in the front yard, and de
sired to linger longer, but the girl got
emphatic, and picking up a email piece
of 'board proceeded to demonstate her
earnestness Iu tho matter. It is needless
to say the cow concluded to go.
A couple of suspicious looking cusses
thought to steal a ride on the Iv. C. train
this morning from Oreapolis to Platls
tnouth. When the traiu started so did
they, and Ihey succeeded iu getting 011
the pint Tor 111 of the f rout car, next to the
tender. Fortunately they were noticed
when they got ou, and Conductor Har
vey promptly stopped the train and put
them off. They probably footed it to
town, and cursed the conductor.
Regular meating of the W. C. T. U.
tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. In
the Presbyterian church. It is hoped
there will be a good attendance. Mrs.
Cooley will prefide.
filter Beport
As furnished officially to the War
Department.
7 feet thre iocLes, a fall of two inches
since last report.
Don't forget thoe fin prizes that
Ford often fur roller skating. 38t2
LAdies, yrjur special attention is called
to tlio new line of tins goods just
received at Week bach's. 23ltf
Commissioner's Proceedings.
Board met Monday, Api il 2, pur
suant lo adjournment. Present, com
mi'tjioucrs Crawford, Ilichurdtou and
Todd and couuty clerk Jcuniags.
Minutes of last meeting read aud
approved. The following claiiri9
were allowed on the General Fund.
II Uocck coffins for paupers and
burying $21.25
W II Baker xudae 10 .On
V Ilerold mde 14.60
M IJ Murphy & Co mdse 14 95
J Sharp keeping paupers etc.
$107.35 lees rent $'21.25 86 20
J V Weckbach mdoe to paupers 18.55
Hkiuli) Tub. Co. pnutiugetc. . 41.50
I) 1) Johnson extra fees on col
lection of taxes 5.00
Claim ot John Cail for room lor
election at Louisville, not allowed.
Cost bill in the following' caes were
allowed: .
State of Neb vs ChailcsiSuyder 33.25
" F Hamilton 8.70
' Win Kedey 3.45
" "Jake Mvcrs 9.60
Tho following claims were allowed
on Bridge Fund:
Beardsly .fc Davis lumber $7213
South Platte Lumber Co. lum
ber for dist No. 6 73.97
M B Cutler lumberaud building
bridge in dist 27 22.40
J W Cox pnll lax refuuded aud
laud 4.00
T Clark poll tax refunded and
land 3.75
T Clark poll tax rei n tided aud
land 5 00
D Satchel poll tax refunded 3 00
Richey Bros, lumber . . 16.35
Bills of Smith & Blank Bros, and J.
M. Roberts lor medicines were not
allowed.
Resignation of S. II. Draper, over-
seer road dist 19, was accepted. The
following overseers were then ap
pointed: J S Lloyd overseer dist. li).
A Sturm overseer difct. 41.
O Tefft 44 v 56.
J floheushell overseer dist. 7.
The fo!lowing official bonds were
then approved:
Peter Stoll overseer district 42 with
Henry .Stoll and Hans Stoll a sure
tics. A. K. Sutherland overseer district
53, with A. Ii. Dickson and B. Y.
Wortman as sureties.
The bids, under advertisement for
county Physician, were opened and
found as follows:
Joseph Hall, $80 a year; Hamilton
Meade, 7o; W. JI. SchiMknecht $200.
After full consideralioa, the contract
was awarded to Hamilton Meade.
Board adjourned until Wednesdav,
April 4.
WEDNESDAY SESSION'.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Full board prseent The fol
io wing bonds were approved:
J. T. Lloyd, overseer road district
16, with It. Morrow and Walter Jeuk-
ms as sureties.
The following overseers were np
pointed.
C. F. Liiu, overseer district 24.
J. K Burdick, overseer district 50.
Utlicial bond of C. F. Lau, overseer
district 24, was approved, with James
Hall aud J. V. Weckbach as sureties.
Bond of II. Moade as county physi
cian approved, wilhL D. Bennett, C.
E..Black, A.,X. Sullivan aud J. M.
Patterson as sureties.
The following claims wero allowed
on county general fund.
C Schluutz poll tax refunded on
road dist. 4 & 3.00
W J White moving clerk dist.
court's office 20.00
G W Fairfield surveying and
plat books . 82 0i)
J C Eikeubary b'du'gr pris. for
March 36 00
11 W Ilyers jailor's lees forM'ch 46.5U
Joseph Fairfield assisting sur-
veyor 3. ; 53
Virgil Mollis assisting surveyor 3 50
It G C'lizbo erroneous tax 10.00
Peter Merges mdse poor house. 7 75
H A Waterrn.in & Sou lumber
for jail 11.00
E V Hock wood rent of court
room 1st quarter 7f.C0
II Meade salary aw county physi
cian 4 mouths 3o,25 j
D II Wheeler & Co. premium ou
insurance jail aud court I
house
PP Gassetal iuqueKt of John
Johnson 82.75
Kequests of overseers foriuinber
and spikes laid over until May meet
ing. (continued.)
' - s -
It la Coming. '
TheKiralfy Bros. "Black Crook" spec
tacular drama is on its winding way to
Ptattsmouth. The shnw will be here ou
Thursday evening nest, 12th inst. The
bill posters, programers, aud lithograph -ers
have been busy th- last two days.
and everybody yvill know just what is in
store for them at the opera house
Thursday next. The vale of couuou
s
tickets commences to-day, and we would
suggest an early call to those who would
avail themselves of eligible seats, for
they no doubt will be sold at a premium
by speculators on or before the evening
of the exhibition. Head the advertise
men t.
"Aral's nature passed through the
Alembaic of man." Emerson.
Geo. (Iraybill, teacher ot a thor
ough and practical system of physi
cal and vocal culture, and expn ssion
Ly voice and action.
Children's classes, advanced class
es, Siakepeare or 3Iiltou classes,
private classes, public am! parlor
readings at reason ablo rates. Otllcc
at the Perkins bou.
Wednesday Night at the Art Loan.
On Wednesday evening the ladies
having the art loan iu charge will give an
old fashioned supper in connection with
the exhibition at KockwooU hall, at
which time and place the ladies will 1
attirud in customs of "yc olden time,"
and the styles of the past will nil be rep
resented. Tue supper will be in quality
and ouautity to satisfy nil and the enter
tainment will be one of the most enjoya
ble of the week entire.
"Say," said t he wood sawyer to the
confectioner's clerk, us he wiped the sore
by his ritfht eye," how is it we don't H'C
as much of you as usual up around this
part of Vine street?" "What the :iat-
ter with you?" replied tin? eh-rU, i s he
swallowed a Jiesli roast.ni carauit I, "am I
I around here as oiu-n as usual, or arc
you trying to A pril 1.j.1 mc !'' "No, I
am in dead earnest," replied tnc- ood
sawyer as he sighted along the keen cdg.;
of his corporation liddle. "I was cut
tiug wood here until after dark last
night, and yoa hav'ul lteu up l-itfoic to
day." "Never you laind inr," replied
the clerk its he tumeil over a hu.:I;et ami
sat on the dry si'le of it. "J low i it
with you; wire you ever in Jove, and do
you think a man can Imv the way 1 do
morcthau once?" "Well I should think
not," replied the ancient man of the
saw buck. "You ve yot it awlul had.
Why, all the boys sr.. and here are talk
ing about it and wondering when it is
coming off. and the girl she hings and
seems almighty happy all the time. You
ueed'nt mind about mo; if I was ever in
love I did'nt put in all my time chasing
a girl, and I did'nt swing on the gate he
lore dark go that all the nciglibors could
see me and have th.; whole town onto
me and there want any skating links,
when I was a hoy, ami I never had a
caddy of sweet things to catch a girl
with. I'll tell you how I would catch ou
when I was young and before 1 took to
flrilkk .QMliW tti4V Imf m'l ltj.t!r rim
j right in and see'her now, f..r she's oen
lookiDg for you lor .some time, and you
are most out ol candy, too
For Kent.
The northeast comer room in St-idel-inan's
bakery, ("oo-l for olfiee or small
business. 34 tf F. Stahki.maxn.
The rink is crowded every niglit and
those attending say it is the liuewt place
for amusement in the city. -il'i
For Sale.
Fo ir lots together iu good location in
the citv of Plattsmouth. Impure at this
oilice " dtf
Get ready for the masquerade ou roll
er skates next Tucsdav evening. J3t2
Ice! Ice! Ice!
Now is the time to contrac t for your
summer's supply of ice. Bod rock prices
prompt delivery and superior quality of
ice, first come first served by the new ice
man.
(12 mi
Joe Path field.
The genuine Louisiana perlijue smok
ing tobucco at Schickel's. wl 37d(it
A new line of line diets goods con
sistiug of the latest styles nud patterns
just received at Weckbach's. 23ctf
A Square .""leal
Can be had at the Citj' Hotel for only
23 cents and lodrinu at same reasonable
iates. Farmers and (Tominercial Men
will please hear this in mind. d&wtf
Henry Foeck
Has an elegant liuc of baby carriages
for sale very cheap. Also a nice lot ' of
refrigerators aud tlio largest stock of fur
niture .ever brought to'Plattsmonth at
prices that can't be discounted. It will
pay you to see him. d3Diw2-tf
Everybody is invited to attend the
triinn-ed opening tf pattern hats and
bonnets at Mrs. A. 1 Stout's, Friday
and Saturday, April l3.th and 14th. A
boquet will be presented to every
lady. -Jw2t(IGt
Ladies; you ae invited to attend
the trimmed opening of pattern hats
and bonnets at Mis. A. V. Stout's,
Friday and Saturday. April l:)th and
14th. A boquet will be presented to
every lady. .Swt2dCt
Lone Jack, Fruits and Flowers and
other choice brands just received at
Schlegel's. wl 37dGt.
A second invoice of Feck's Bad Boy
Must .received at Warrick's cheap book
store at 45c per copy. SGdGt
Warrick always keeps the best 17.3 s
terst headlight oil at H cents. 150 0 test
headlight oil at 25 cts. wl-d3PtG
For Sale.!
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v. v, n. 13.
T. U', it.
13.
. l&iOoUuil X. W. -W-, lo, T. 1-2, U.
E S. Ar. ec :u, T. 1:j, I:.
E A, Lot 10, Block 28.
" 3, 59.
. " 7 & 0. 2:3.
S , '; , ii.
Duke's Addition.
The above described lUrnis
fur sale on long time, with 7
cent, interest. Apjy to
It. U. WINDHAM",
dOtf riattHiiouth, l(-h.
Troy City Laundry
Now Located on
WASHINGTON AVENUE.
W. B. lii.'OW.N, Proprietor.
Transient Work solicited
rhankliiK my patron ror pait favors. 1 soli
cit furtlirr work.
Keineinber the place. Muckeuhau
Washington Avanue.
house.
Notice.
.-voiico u nerpiiy given Hint a -ort:in noie
from .1. C. Felei-soa to 'iodfrfV Fickler tlao-a
Marcli 2ot li lb62 f..r .-Wo witli Interest lrm
cfato at 10 pr cent and duo Marce wth, 18i3,
has bren loxt. Everv ner-on U h -n-bv m nrt
Hk'Hiiis! ouyiiiK Ham note as tlie same is
due and has been rniid.
Uated Aurll 3. ISSC. naDFUKr Ficklf.u
ilt J. O. I'ltTElCWW.
- . Take Notice. ' -
We will receive Guff & Fleishman's
compressed yeast every Tuesday and
Friday ruuriiinifs. fresh, nt Bennett fc
S4 tf
Crying made easy J on Imiid ugaiu
wltli his fiery horse rtdish whicn i
made t'rni every J.iy at B.ibintou's
factory and hoi l" wicilcsule und rt-tuil
next door to T. trrson's mesit market.
Sohl by all grocers an I h.itchrri. .'17-21
(;iifw th- ()! I!i Tluft 1 fine cut for
sale on! v at Si li!;-' ri's. vl :57 1 S'
A full line of pin;
ing tobacco at .S.:.'iie,
un i line cut
hew-
ir.t I
vi's. wl 37iiCt
To iCenl.
Fiiruishi'd t j - : 1 1 s !"ir l'iiyer. Iiupore
!" Mrs. H ittii; Neu i'iM. ) ik n!r i t. .'A -i
Lmlies wf i'i.t Ilsnii,tillt
Uon't de,r..y yoiir r-i-. even if yon ei
lilll little S"nr them; tl'i y UK! li; e .-sill'--wiiielt
we could no! !o without; o;t nl
iHMlion k jeiid- iij.om tii..m; tin- Uiiile i
m.iile out oi" ittni le--t :dl. ti.e
greenbacks are mtei.- lioui tlivm. Yours
ttulv, oTiUi" Jacou I. km.
at rosr.
For (lie next irJ d iys we w iii st-11
large etocl; oi' r.,1;.-. at cost i. ciw-.:
cur
Oil
10
10
IU
that hranel; r
Hoe's work .... 1
.Mrs. Holmes wui '. 1
Mr.H. Fleming's -. t k 1
Oilier loo!vo proport ii:i;dl y elieup.
wlAoO'.i'it Wli.J. J. Wakuku
Hit.iso t itent.
one of the best locutions in the
Inquire of J. W. Jenniugs. dtf
In
City.
AMUSEMENTS.
Water man Opera House.
One Ni-ht Only.
Th.nrcd.ay, .pril 12.
Bi'illiaiit leviviil ol tlie inot Matrnincent Spec
tiicular ilraiiKi of nivilerit time.
IiIKAfFY IlltOS.
FAMOUS
With Us wealdtor
Magnificent Scenery !
(JKOhOKOl'S C'OSTlVFS
JlEWlLOKIMNO l'liOl'EKTIES !
A Suirl Dramatic Com pa 113.
A complete anil efficient corps ! t:ilN-t led
! the greatest premiere Af.soluta in the world,
H'LLE MARIE BONFANTI !
Assisted hy the hewifliins dansenso M'llc
l.eonikla Ort'Tl. The wonderously
beaut if til
PRISMATIC FOUNTAIN
With Its inyrinil of colored JpIh of real water,
showing j.ll the colors .f t tie nviiitow.
and imported t t his country at
- an e.p'i;se of sS.OMi 0 1.
An enteriniiiment calculated to please ladies
and children. See the crystal cascade
weird in.-aiiration, the f;drv motto, the
serpentu glen, the 1lluiui11.1i el pal
ace, tlie ur aulcrt f all tianfoi
inatiou cceiies.
Popular prices Ticlcets 011 p.ile at J. V.
Young's. Kescrvcd scat-; rrl ; general admis
sion 75 cents ; gallery 50 cents.
GRAND &. A. R. ENTERTAINMENT.
To the CitZ'taof Plattimowh:
JleCoiiiliiu jtost N'o. 4.
A Ii,
K'partmeat
vi eurussa wm give a
GE.AND iJ w i'SPfcT AINT.IEHT
at Tiiii .;'; r. a t:oii-:
FRIDAY BraiM APRIL 13 1303.
We have ei j;a. cd the oi i-jinai, Isvv; (nl-ans
L'niversii y
JU8ILEE SINGERS?
And they h v ' .a . '.i;.- 1 t :i ; !1 i'.T lt.j:'cy
eioiuuli iu p:y iIk i. e e:ists A Ihe i.t.i.i;c i
Mr. Wlteed.oi. i.;;t!i M soitliri :i i!i.-ii.'er
of the ('. A. if i i til mi liiiv d i ;'a
tlie nub!:1 iMirixi v a ;',k' oi ,i.. .' ;.i!-.
mail haskiii.uy cini-oosed Loive !.-. us.- of
the 0n-ra Ii uiM-at a ;:i.'iv n-! i ; -inn
the proceeds of the ei.tert;diiiiiei:t v.ii. Le u
vuted to tiie : i.i of
INDIilENT 80LDIER8,
AND 'f 11111" P AMI I.I V. S .
And to help tlie p;-a to i-o fiiii; therusf Ives
tl.-al tiuy e::!i ;..i.;.. ;u- e: Uaa'.iiy in j u'n'-U;
par.-nlL-j.. v!.icii a:i; l::;:i a i iM,.itant ai.d
iraenve viliire oi p-ihiie ;al lu-iin-;-!. 'e
eordiaily iuvite all the ei; :,ns. oi.i .ohiiers and
t- c aieiubr of ali neip.hh !in p isls to U'ui
out aad we will pr.i.jie yoa a fail return lor
your money, lie -id -s t:ie a-i-t;::ice von ean
render will lo fuiiy apprefiated lv " fry .r
'JA J- J' STKOI'K.
a.x axatta. Coiiiinaiider.
Adjutant. riCdot
ERNST WAGNER
ARCHITECT.
Plans and pcciticaliou.s will be care
fully carried out, and fail attention will
be given as to safety trnd durability.
LESSONS ON PAINTING
in Oi! or Water (Ador
Oilice and studio over
t ban's btore. Main street.
C'i.-voii and
l'ii;(.ii & "Xa.
:Ti!il
31 AT STMirUlgi
AND
AT
tier
nrumn
0 1 1 D I VV U U U 0)
IS3
I1 - I
liockwood Block,
Wall paper.
Yv claim
new slock of
city without
contradiction.
to lmv! the largest
wall taper in ihe
fear of a truthful
We will prove it,
if von wil
.elf. We
cull and see for your
huve hint received an
invoice of lead, linseed oil,
Mas-
uro.s or Son's colorn, all nliudi'S of
:i!: Jt:i-tiix n Inrgo ntcck of window
t-hudi'.i :it all j trices.
(Jwr iuix..l j;iint.s ar. niisiir-i,;s-l-1
hv any, :i. 1 1 of which will
old at !h Knw-t to.-
.1 t 1 1
1!U'
rice-'. Wry v- jrctlKlly.
W'ii i. .1. Wa imih ic.
GJF, FLUISCIIMAN & CO.
COilPHESSED YEAST.
Tin bent yrast in use, received fr. sh
every TL'i:.SDAV and FIMDAY
liiii itins. Trad-? sispplied by
:i:xxi:tt A- i.nwis .,'..
3. IK 1 51 fll9 S O IV,
AGENCY
FIRE INSURANCE CO'S:
CITY, of London,
QUI' FN", of Live ri col
FIREMAN FUND, of California
EXPRESS COMPANIES:
AMKIIK'AN KXI'KKSS CO..
WELLS, i'akgo co. i:ri-Kss.
OHlee in I'ockwood Block, with Johnson Bros
Cdi.ai
Mo Humbug Here!
1 Can Outsell
Outilt
aav u.' 1'riee Clothii;?
in I'lallMUoiil!:
O IJ "J? .
.vm.i. m ua: :.;oi.v
Botii Here Uh at my
IGii SlOI'Gj
fJiC
AT LOUI.WILLE,
As I $ For Cash.
KoniC mber tlio .-t;ite!iient.
. (i. 1IEI10LI).
i"d-2w J f it
3
Li
-zed.. .i Ty
SA 4 Si & si ii IXXJ U
JSL '.' '-ltd
r3 C f.'V
e3 z a
. a u
ague
.4 0 "TB
wear
ever sliowst laa
reeeivec
V n
A -
TFOt 7ft Fin'.
. m v ' "I'll M mi IUt ' 1 ' j ytj C ' 1 M
ii5?,T.rBi?i.8tyep,",f,nu'' "wnaw it ItCQUUlD.
..v rmt-. ' i:i itin.::iiui, lines, ocurkt.s
decniitions mi.1 njum.! d:roction Tor vlmnSZi
lfJO Vkntfcfc of Vi-tabio d (lower Ht.if
Mwta. Fruit Tim etc Iav.lu.bl5 t Tij.
iaily to M-rRet Oardec-s. K-uU for It I '
D- M. FERRY U CO. DETROIT M'oh.
HOUSE, SIGN, AND
Carriage Painter,
Graioi, Glazi, Paper Mm.
or
A. AD
KALSOMINING.
Ui4V orjer t Vrrlci, riattsmoatli. 1 :b.
I2se2Mea,, 4be 1
w ca &vTg
mm
REAL ESTATE
(AND)
COLLECTION AUKNCV.
Law and collection biiHincHH promp
tly attended to at this ollico aud pro
ceeds remitted without delay.
Notarial work, conveyancing mid
ab-itracling attended lo on hhoi t no
tice and biitislaction guaranteed.
If there in any thing we do make a
Hpccialiy of, it i city and Bubtirban
real estate. .Several lino faruiH and
homo wild land at bargains. Laboring
men can get a homo by paying month
ly what ihey new pay lor house rent.
Space lorbids giving but a umall
percent age ol the bargaiiiH now on the
bonks at thin aiTone,: we name the
following:
hix ciioice half acre hits, 8 liiinuVri
from l;. II. hhopH, at from $H0 to I50
ca h, and ou tenon that would make
a man n-di.nued to r-ay he did not own
n house. Come and mo, you are not
compelled to buy aud wo vout give
thoc lots away, but you can get them
mi they will absolutely coat you noth
ing. Five acre lot h mile from city for
ir'i-'O part on time.
Klcvcit aire lot milo from city
for .f 't.'iO this is extra line.
I have three pieces of outride prop-
e 1 1 y wiiK ii i can ecu ami uiiuur1
take t liirnish purchaser work
enough to pay lor them, now I will
furnish the ground ami you the work,
work is what hurts me. If you will
do the work at a fair price I will give
you a clear deed for the land; if vou
. - - -. . I : i .....i . . . . i -
can't do the work come and see me, 1
may find mow one who will do it lor
you.
Ten acres for oUO Oi)
" " O00 (JO
" " " 7f0 CH)
" " " J.r00 00
Several t-mall traetn well improved
mid adjoining the city, for Hale ut
rciMjnable rales.
KAItM I.AMlM.
-10 sicrcH, wihl $ too (K)
HO " iinproy'd 16O0 00
1-0 " " J0OO 00
K',0 " ;,XH) Oi)
'J00 " o'-'OO 00
-'10 " " C(HX) 00
Piucst fctock larm iu Cass coenty
fjiltMJOO, long time ami low rale ol in-
K'H t.
1'0 acres, wild 00
n;o
to
1
5,'HOO
l-'OO
HJOO
uild, lit p. V'y (cash) :tdoiK
ri v i'lioi'Lin v.
bt'k- iroiu shoprt (ehe.p j 10)
17.r,
l.r,0
.' r. lo
! -i
. cor
1
17.r
l.r0
cor
X. lth (-treel (line)
J'i uie Hill
V asliinglim ave'
li '
1 "
1 brk Irom .Ma n ht cvlm 400
Improved city real estate in abun
tlauce. I can find what you want iu
this lino if you will call and sec mo.
Ilusincss houses and lots for halo
at much lower figures than will be
asked six months hence.
.Stoics and dwellings rcn'cd and for
rent, rents promptly collected.
If you don't see what you want 'ni
this column come and ask lor It. I've
probably missed just what you wan.
Oilice open nearly every evening from
6 to 8.
flood hew house and two fine lots
in good location price, 800.
W. S. WISE,
Union 31ock.
CITY HOTEL.
TI:U itiful three story brick utructure. on
I') v(?r M ud Hfreef, ha Jum been ftnlsbed aod
f:ttri up .,r I!i; awdiniaodation ot
Tit A ITHIENT CUZTOZIElia.
AM
ni:r. ula it iio Ait dkiis,
EVERY THING NEW AND CLEAN
A Good Bar ,n covaV!Hh th0
27tf. I REI) COOS. Propr.
NEW
FurniturE StorE
HARRIS Sc UNRUH,
DF.ALF.l'.S IN
FURNITURE t COFFINS, -
ana ;.U kiuili' i 'xid usually kept iu a
w i-Z: .--lZi.-JiZ
kii'.k r mnm mi.viTr nt; mtojik
Also. vry car.j i.-i.- ti.-k f runeral (ioodt.
l'?te'oW$r.fi:h?r.V? ffnpVr,l. rAl.-
u-f- in I'Vtfiv;
.IJI.Of.'.-i.
or. : :rc!. TWO
t. i:.t.k
I.'-ur ! in: . 1 (
'I i.iglit onlay.
HARRIS & UNRUH,
."If 13
i'f.Al TSMuL'7 II. NKJi.
Fits, Epilepsy,
OK
FALLING SlCKXLhS,
I'eniianlly rurPd-NoHumbijE-bvone V .rill,'.
f u l"ow, er'.r' Celrfmled 1 null bl
- .i.is k1 ao !! 1 Me lilm tor them, vie will
en.l them by mall, iw.st Kr... i ri..i iZ-
to our ,S, U 1'
nmnetly cured by the use of thes rwder.w
ni puarantee a permanent rure In v,v ..",
relui.rt y.u all inoney expended. Ail iufler-'
..h vllll'w Fowder. hu enrly trUl
and be eoiuinoed ol their eurative power. '
1 rice, for large Uoxe. j.0o;or 4 Boe for tin
Reiit by rnall to any part of the Uniied Ktalei'
rf W' Ardffi,f p,1ce,'or & S
ash & RnniN.
rDec. 28th. M" ". S. Y
Tu genuine .