i'Ufi'SMOUTB HERALD
oK'i:ii oi- -run ;i rv
CITY" NEWS.
Cass County Fairs.
i
A quiet day for business.
... - - - - -
Wiitch drawing tonight at
CmruthV.
Prank Cirruth is
lib Minnesota trip.
home agiin from
ASM l.OUNTY FA IK will he held J.t !
riattsnmutli Sept. rth. Willi anil 27th. W, S.
W is-, iSeeretaiy.
1IIK WKKI'IM' WATKIt FA IK will ! h.-hl :
a.: Wiepmu Water. hfi. 17lh and isiii. !
W. auuion, Secretary.
Shi r.ff Eikt-nbary was engagid today
wilii a real estate sale held at the court
llOU.iC.
Vt;ik on the foundation wall of
Hail & i '.' building ' h ":-' pushed
r;'"idlv forward.
Ordinance No. 48.
Young. Men's Republican
CLUB. :
II. M. lU'SIIMKl.L. - I'n'siduit.
KiCKii. lb IlMSS, K. S. H KKt'Slil., I
I-,t Vice I'll-. 2d Vic; IT'--", j
11. M. DOVKV. 1. A. CAM l'HKI.I.. j
Sceiet iry. Treasury. !
lii'!tin; every Tuesday evenings, I" their i
r-u is in Kii.cer;ild's block. J
Ll'iMry t
IVarrick'n
C 4. Uir!iull, IjU'iitlst, sue
vrsv io (Jltitler & JIaiNhull.
Tenth xlr:ic(el without pain,
by use ol'Mtrous Oxltle an.
4. Salisbury, Wenilst.
Secur. vmir seals lor Philip Phillips'
i cnti Tlainirienr. Tickets en sale at the
j r. . lii.ws df pot.
; lie i Mia heat that is given us tins
j JtfM nom will icinind un iliat the heat
; ed t t i:j is not oyer.
i Jlii' rdngirig pilgrim at the M. E.
! rl.i n :i Monday ami Tuesday evening-,
ai'.Miitl, good entertainment.
A huge number of ihe members of
In: p it? nicu's clui will go forth the
l.'ni- '.f tliB month after chickens.
Re v. Dr. MrKai, of Lincoln, will
occupy the pulpit in the M. K. church
tomorrow, morning and evening.
simwial no i m:i.
i
VI vritlse'iients under till" hi
Iti'r iiue e,t;:U insertion.
a.l. three cents
siit e by AN.
s.liv.oi.
WAUM KOll SAI.K-l'on-lsMii of l ams.
i' mmI timber, splendid .n h .rl of hearing
trr.- ulif l tlie most .lesirahle laiina in i.'ass
r. 'lily ; situated nt-ar Ml. I'leasant. Inquire
of I5e Sullivan.
Foil HlLK-A one horse huy and harness
:ilmsl new. eunuirr-of .,, .... ,
TT-OU S.Yl.K-My reldene and four tots ;
A koo.1 lions.', ham and fruit, and in exvl
l.t eoi.ditiou ; also two impr.-ved lanu-. also
a--tory l:i 'lv business liou .e 4u.yj leet, cu .data
street, aud oilier duBirable land and h.ts.
" 1. 11. VV IlKKl.KIt.
VOUAKK Houses, lots and wood land by
F John Bons & Son.
cheap. Iu-
tt
IaoitSALK Se.eral residences.
' ouire of 1. 11. Wheeler & Co.
. ,,n. i i.- ,.r itrli T:iMeLs in all nies
I1 .r..J.;?i. fill
VOKSALKalot In good location. I'ariie'i
Jl lain a,l thiJ nrtieo st
i-'OUSALK An order for a new American
? ewuiK Machlue. In.iu.re at this olllue. s
iOKS VLK t.OOU cords of wood. Iaijuire f
? . ri.Wi.se.
IsollSAI.K i lit papers for sale at this oftlce
' t 40 cents ler hundred or 5 eeuts per tlo.-
Miso.s Clara and Minnie Clift, of
Sutton, Xi I) , are visiting Miss Flora
i liurtou, !;it v. ill re.'iiaiu here a few
I da h.
1 ho ttiit ii)eetiii";s now held on the
; avruit'.f are being largely attended, and
! tli oae i r -ent !a-t Pveninjr report the
ineetinr full of int-re.-t.
tf
you RALE Four lots together In Rod loca-
tuni in tlii city. Iuiuire at this hiee
FOlvKNT 'he nrtheast room In Stade'-inan..-
buil-.liiitf. sifler Auu-.t Int. 1 his
t.Miin is iu4rle for millinery or ilress making,
or fr a .MuaVi)usin,:ssof any kind. Jntjuire at
the premises. Hltf
ItOO.M Ti KKNT.--A furtiishe 1 room for one
ortwo sent leiium, in pood location. In -quire
at t hit ollice. 71o
PUR KKNT or sale oa h-nc time, a house
ami two lots with -aod Improvements. Ap
ly to ii, 15. Wtndhani.
IiOIt KEN Good, new hoa?os ef four rooms.
it'o.l water, it.d t;ardeji s.,0ts. i per
is.onlll iu SlLiferville. W.i. SlIAKK.
ilt kkn T Ihe north store rvm iu ev
' l.l-nk. ami S rorans UP suirs. (iood
location for restaur uit or boarding 1 use. rents
i-iieap. Apply i" jp.hi
LOST co.d eu!T button wi'.h asate -t. The
'tinder may leave at this olllce and e re
warded. "
LOST V locket one side black enamft. set
willi pearls ; pictures of old rentl manvid
hidy inside- Finder please return to Miss Sv
er at lr. Wintersteen's or leave it at this o
lice.
IVAfTED A K'rl to do house work. In-
quire at the residence of
121tf. U. 15- WINDHAM.
k:. of s
Meet9 every Tuesday evening at thes
Castla Hall, ia Uockwood lilock. V
itino; Knights are invited to attend.
II. M. Boss, C. C.
W. Li. Dykes, K. of II. aud S.
. ran dfat her la! hows, father of Mr.
.lai.u-8 S M ahi w -f is ftf Moiisly i'l. :..a
is rejiortrd'ii IHU bolt it ihis aflo: nofiu
Dr. Hall the attei.dinpf physicini!, said
to the IIkkm.u reporter lst ev cing,
llat Mr. M itlu.'w.s trou'; v.;ii ,uite
serious.
In .Jii.sMce Newberry's court today
Mrs. Robinson has had a lad arrested
for assault upon her boy. aud if tire
facts as stated in the bill of particu
lars arc provca in eourt, the boy .v.'-iinst
whom the complaint is uia.'e deserves
his punishment.
The hovs who have been actinir so
disgracefully around the tent i.ieetinifK
nn fiiii-prrn avenue, are known, and
their arrest will bo made at the first
retietitiun of the offense. Their arrest
- - x
is necessary
their place.
it FF-erns to learn them
A Startlins Discovery.
Physicians are of teen staitlcd by re
inarkable discoveries. The fact that
Dr. Kind's New Discovry for Cousiinip
t ion and all Throat and Lung diseases
is daily curius; patients that they have
tiven up to d"u Is tartlin them to
realize their sense of duty, and examine
into the m-r'ts of this wonderful dis
covrrv; reuitc! in hundreds of our
best Physicians uin it in their prac
tice. Trial bottles free at J. M. Rob
erts Dru"; Store. Regular Size -fl 00.
"Dec. 20 lvefiw.
use
For lame b ick. Side or Cheat
Shiloh9 Porous Tlaster. Price 23
cents,
SHI LOU'S COUGH aud Consump
tion Cure is sold by us on a guarrntee.
It cures consumption.
SHILOirS VITALIZEK is what
ou need for Consumption, Loss of ap
petite, Diziness and all symptoms of
Dyspepsia. Price 1 U and 75 cents per
bottle.
CROUPE Whooping Cough and
Bronchitis immediately relived by
Sniloh's Cure. Soi by Smith A Black
Bros. Dec.20eowd.twly
The children's Missionary Society
will meet Saturday, August 2d, at the
resUleccu of Mr. Pollock at 3 o'clock
Important business to be considered,
demanding a full and prompt attend
ance (if a 1 members. New members
received bv tho payment of 5c per
mouth.
The Third ward comes to the front
today at Mr. James S. Mathews, where
a tine ten-pound boy was added to the
T-r.r.ni.ifion. Dr. Liviuirstou informed
i w i
thellEKALD at noon that Mrs. Math
o-r?. babv and all, were doing finely
Tha includes Lawyer James S. Math
tws-who is reported to be halting be
tween he names Blaine or Logan.
The Republicans of South Bend or
ganized a Blaine and Logan club, by
electing the following officers: E. E.
ry, president; II. J. Streisht, vice
president: W. L. Wells, secretary; R.
G. M-.Farland, treasurer; Sam. Lorg,
N. WT. fUneff, II. J. Streigbr, Geo. A.
Hay and j. "W. Coou, executive com
mittee. ' i
Rev. J. WitNnbcrger, who for sev
eral years has en the pastor of the
Germau Presby tt-Han church in this
city, leaves toJay lr hts new field of
labor in Thayer county Rv. Witten
borger has been a faithtl and earnest
laborer in the field here, aid his church
and people have prospered and in de
parting he may feel assured that Lis la
bor has not been in vain.
These Are Solid Facts.
The best blood purifier and system
regulator ever placed within the reach
of suffering humanity, truly is Electric
Bitters. Inactivity ot'the Liver, Bil
iousness, Jaundice, Constipation, Weak
Kidneys, or any disease of the urinary
organs, or whoever requires an appe
tize , toriic or mild stimulant, will al
ways find Electric Bitters the best and
onfv certain cure known. They act
surerly and quickly, every bottle guar
anteed to give eutire satisfaction or
money refunded. Price only Gfty cents
a bottle. For sale by J. M. Roberts.
Dec. 20 lye6w
Call and ee Us.
I wish to notify the public that I am
now open for business, at Joe McVey's
old 6tand, where I have iu stock a full
line of Kentucky whiskies, St. Louis
beer, wine and cicara &c as good as
ih txt. JfTdtf IL M. Boms.
The sportsmen had a very largely at
tended meeting last eveniug, and made
full settlement of accounts of the tour
nameut aud other business, leaving the
club with money iu the treasury, and a
Tree end enthusiastic membership
ready for chicken shoo3 aud annual
hunts. J. II. Fairfield havintr rrtisrned
as secretary, cnailey 1'arnule was
elected in his place and the club ad
journed until such time as it may be
called together by the president.
Cood Bye to Ail.
Many thanks to all my German and
English speaking friends, by whoae
help I was enabled to sow good seed,
which will bring forth good fruit in
the future. Even what is left undone,
v. "auiui loiiimon interest among
the Germans, permit me to go in hope
that I can do more in my new field of
labor. With good will to all.
J. W.
NotCullty.
Donaldson, the yonng man wated
by Jerry Hartman for embezzlement,
had his hearing this afterucon. The
judge found him not guilty and taxed
be cotU up to the plaintiS!
AX ORDINANCE creating a Board of
Jlcultli. .
Bo it orduiued by the Mavur and
Cotiucilinen of the city ot i'latts
mouth :
Section 1. That a board of health.
consisting of from three (3) to live (.")
lesideut freeholders ot tiie city ui
Platlnuiouih, a majority of whom shall
to regular pli ysicimia iu good blauding
ih tiereliy roiled; said board or hcultn
fh.dl be. elected by the city council at
Us lir.t regular meeting alter the pus
sagu of tins ordinance, and thereafter
i-atd bo;rd of health shall be elected
annually ntiiiicUiatcly alter t'ie ap
pointment ot the Bland lug committees
in each municipal year.
Sec. 2. It khull be the duty of the
said board of health at its liitt mee'r-
nig after the Jiietnhers thereof are elect
eti by the tity council, to elect one of
its members chairman, and the city
clerk is hereby made the clerk of said
i oard of b -aKh, aud the city marshal
id hereby mute its police otfi'.er. Il
a hail be the duly of Umcltik to at
tend all meetings of said board and
keep a luil and accurate record of all
proceedings in a book to be provided
lor that ouri o-e, and it shall De the
duty of the police officer to attend all
meetings of aid board, and to failh-
iullvot ey the directions aud order of
said board in tho lawful discharge of
its duties.
Sec. 3. The chairman of 6aid board
of health shall be the health olhcer ot
the c itv, befoie whom all complaints of
nuisances injurious to the health of tho
lty shall be made by any citizen de
siring to debite the same; during the
recess of said board, and the health of
ficer is hereby giauied authority upon
any such complaints being duly made
iu writing and properly h worn to be
fore an otiicer authorized to administer
oaths, and laid hefore him, to direct the
police officer f said board to abate
said nuisance within a reasonable lime,
and all such orders i.-sud by the health
olricer during the recess of the board,
shall be in writing properly signed by
him, and he shall report all .such ac
tions to the bo.ir J of health at its next
meeting trgcther with all the papers
pertaining to each complaint.
Sec 4. The board of health provid
ed tor iu this ordinance shall meet on
they'd aud 4th Wednesday of each
mouth lor the transaction of such biui
uess pertaining to tne health of the
city a may be brought befoie it; but
if in the opinion of tho chairman of
said boaid, or anv two of i:s members
it is deeim d expedient to cull a special
meeting, l hen the purpose and o'ojeet
of said spec.al tueeti eg shall be reduced
to writing and properly signed by the
chajriiMti ot said board or any two ot
its members, and placed in the bauds
of its police officer, whose duty it shall
be to imu?e liateiv serve said notice of
a special meeting upon all the members
and officers ot said board to meet in
accordance with the provisions of said
special call, and upon duo service of
said notice to meet, it shall be tha duty
of all members and officers of said
board to comply with the call, and meet
at the time and place specified ia said
notice of special meeting.
Sec. 5. It shall be the duty of sai l
beard of health to draw up and recoai
mend the passage of any ordiu tnc,
which in its judgment are required lor
the preservation of the health of this
city and submit the same to the city
council for approval, and the names ot
all members of said board recommend
ing the passage of such ordinances
shall be aflixed iu their own baud writ
ing to the recommendation accompany
ing the eame.
Sec. C. It shall be the duty of the
board of heal.h to carefully examine
into any alleged nuisances within the
city, and for this purpose they are
ciomeu wiin authority to summons
parties before them for the purpose of
examination, provided, however, that
oelore any examination ot parties take
place the clerk shall swear said nartiej
iu the usual form before hearing their
testimony, and all such testimony shall
be reduced to writing.
Sec. 7. The board of health shall
have charge of all matters pertaining
to the health of the city, and relating
to the sanitary condition thereof, and
shall make any recommendation they
deem proper for the interests of the
health of Uie citizens therpof, to the
city council, and all such recommenda
tions shall be in writing, and signed by
all the members of the board and at
tested by its e'erk.
During the prevalence of contagious
diseases, said board of health shail
submit to Ihe city council such regula- ;
Hons and quarantine laws for approval
as in ira iudgtueut is demanded and for
this special purpose said regulation rmd
quarantine laws, when approved and
pa sed by the iiry council, shaJl extend
and be in force within live miles of
the city.
Sec. 8. In every instance when it
becomes known to any member or offi
cer of the board of health, that any le
gal health ordinance of this city is be
ing vioietcii by any person or persons
within said city, it ?ha!I be t :e duly of
such member or otlicer to file a proper
i.-ormatiun befote the police judge of
this city, whose duty it shall be to forth
with commence proceeding! against
such parson or persons.
Sec 9. It shall bo the duty of the
City Clerk to read the proceedings of
said board of health to the City Coun
cil immediately after the reading and
approval of the City Council proceed
ings. Sec. 10. All fines collected by the
police judge or city marshal agaiust any
persons tried for a violation of any
health ordiuauce, shall be promptly
paid over to the city treasurer, who
shall keep an accurate account of the
same ULder the title of board ot health
fund.
Sec. 11. Each member of the board
of health shall receive for his services
at each meeting of said board at which
business i transacted, the sum of two
dollars. The clerk of said board shall
receive for his services the same as the
members of the board, aid the marshal
shall receive for his services for each
meeting of said board at which be is
present and when business is transact
ed, the sam of one dollar; and said ser
vices shall be paid for in' warrants
drawn by the order of tha city council
upon the proper auditing of such ac
count for y.Tvic" o i i aid board. And
all juch w iir uiit, 8!i;;!i drwn upon
the board of ,i a! Ii fui.d.
Sec. 12- 1 his (.;.hii:ine to take ef
fect and be in fore- Ir-jm u'nl alter its
passage and public wion according to
Jaw.
Passed aud approved June 7, 1S73.
K. It. LIVINGSTON.
fAttest: .Mayor.
11 IK LPS I'Al.VK,
City Clerk.
A NARROW ESCAPE.
John Legan and Bill Zad Have on
Unwelcome Visitor-
ORDINANCE .NO. 50.
ai uiu.A.Mh providing sanitary
regulations ami to secure the general
health of the city of Plattsinouth
Be it ordained by the mayor and
council men of the city ot I'l.iiismoulh
Sec. l. 1 hat it shall be unlawful
for any person to caul or leave exposed
iu any an eel, avenue, lane, lot, w ater
coarse, or auy other places w ithin the
limits of this city, the carrcass of any
dead animal, or any putrid or unsound
meat, fish, vegetables, or auy other sub
stance which might become offensive,
or to makij up, Use, keep, or permit in
his or uer house, shop, store, factory.
workshop, outhouse, bain, stable, cel
lar, waiei cioset, privy yarn, lot, or
auy other place within the limits ot
tins city, any noisome or offensive liq-
quids or any other substance, which
might become auuoying to the neigh
borhood, or injurious o the health of
those citizens residing una: or fre
quently passing by such offiinjive liq
uid or other substance; or to throw auy
tilth or offal, or any othe liquid or solid
olfensie substance into auy street, ave
nue, alley, lane, lot, water course, or
any oiher place within the limits of
this city.
Sec. 2 All public stables, ig pens.
pig yards and cattle or stock vards with
in the limits of this city shall bo kept
in a clan condition, and no a cumula
tion of tilth shall be pcrmitlt i at, in or
near the same; aud all prival stabl'-s.
pig pens, pig yard and cattle or stock
yards shall be kept iu a cleanly and
uon-offensive condition.
Sec. 3. All w t t closets an 1 privies
are hereby re-juirod to bo kept in a
clean and wuuicsomc conditio:! and no
accumulation of li'th within the same
shall be permitted al any time to reach
a point neater too suriacu than four
feet. It shall be the duty of the pro
prietors thereof to throw a sufficient
amount of some disinfecting a-'tnt.
which has been approved as such by
the board of health, into such privies
and water closets, at least twice iu
each week, to-wit: on Wednesdays and
Saturdays to thoroughly disinfect the
same.
Sec. 4. The decision of tUe board of
health on the question of cleanliness
and non offeusive condition mentioned
in this ordiuauce shall be final and
binding upon all parties concerned.
Sec. 5. 1 he city marshal is hereby
charged with the enforcement of the
provisions of this ordinance, subject to
the order of the board of health.
Sec. 7. All persous violating the
provisions of this ordinance, or tailio"
to comply with the requirements there
of, shail upon conviction before the
police judge of this city bo fined not
less than live (5) dollars nor more than
one bun lred (lOy) dollars: ai. d in dc-
tatilt ot p iyment of the fine adj-idged
sdiall be committed to jail fi r such per
iod as the police judge shall iu accord
ance with the law. adiudcre asrainst
such party or parties. !
Sec. 7. This ordinance shall take fi
fe ct aud be in force from and alter ils j
passage and publication according to
law. i
Passed aud approved June 7, 1873.
LSigned R, It. LIVINGSTON,
Mayor.
Attest:! PiiELrs Paixf,
tiiy Clerk.
Saturday evening after John Leguu
and Bill Zatlo had rclircd to theircfiich
for the night thev elent iu a -iiiiiar
- - o J
i on toe fui ia of Mr. S. Johnson, three
I miles south of tow n they were aroused
j by seeing and hearing that terror to
an rensible people, lightning, play ing
about their place of repose. The light
ning struck the roof and passed down
through the floor and out. Consider
ing these men were bleeping in the
building at the time, and the building
being small, it really seems as though
the hand of Providence had interfered
in their behaif. The boys weie not
overstocked, but, if their friends can
bo believed, and we believe they can,
they were tho worst scared boys in Cass
county. They say they are thankful
ior pasl favors, but don't want
more In theirs,'' please.
The same evening about 9 o'clock
the lightning struck the rebidenco of
Mr. John Schlater, living a few inilea
south of town, but luckily no damage
to speak of was sustained. Louisville
Observer.
I The Watch companies of this conn-
try seem to l e at iriiii. Piites i
J movement have fallen w ithin the Ul
j thirty days sroin 25 to .OH per cent. The
undersigned olur the Wallham or El
gin movements in gold, gold filled and
silver cases, to the public at the pres
ent reduced price--1. Now is the time
to bsy a good watch cheap. I furnish
gold filled, Hti iil W hiding w ah hen of
American make at 10. 1 heso cases
have the I de-t improvement, extra
heavy gold shell, and seymd p.uu
made of solid gold, t'in movement
have expansion bdat.ee and patent
pinion. C. ' :t my slop: and ascertain
prices and ; i: id ,.iw money.
1- los. III.ITKK.
OppO.si- I.'-" ( t ej;i 1L,ii;i.
and Lid: r
' pol-
'any
Elder Burton f this e
Ilardnrin oi (!-i . o !, .
pitu the coming Sabbath, i: v. nr,i,j
man preaching in the Christian h'u , 1,
this city both ni:i mng and evening.
The A uxj'iarv society
for the lwicii'ile-.s, v ill
Geo. S. Smith's s..t md.tv
four o'clock.
Mii.s. ,. N,
Poll Tux.
Every citizen subject to road duty is
compelled to pay a poll tax of $2..00 per
capita, lou can work it out. "eutle-
men, on the streets. All you have to
do is to call on the street commissioner
and y ou can work ibis tax out iu your
own neighborhood. Other wiao your
money goes into tho improvement fund.
You save inouev bv buvinc vnnr
boots, shoes and slippers at Mi-nxV.
where you have the largest assortment
to select from Owtf
Orders for hand made brooms at
tended to promptly at tho Western
broom factory. dtt lmo
f '.It.: I '"til
lui e ut Mi s.
A i'gie.1 -J, al
Wisf, Sec.
:.cls.
J liese are Snli l 1',
The best h'.-.I purifier arid systi-m
regulator ev i pla . d within the n- ich
of suffering !i,i,iiaid! v, (nil is LI.eifj,;
Bitters. Inactivity of tl,(: Liver, 1 ; I
ioiisncss, .Jaundice. ConMip -tion. Weak
Kidneys, or any disease- o'l the uiinaiy
organs, or whoev..r n"-uir j.p appetiz
er, tonic or in... i tiuoii nit, will always
find Electric Bi iters the le:,t und only
certain cure known. Thy n.;t Hiirejy
and .juiekly, every hottlc guaranteed to
give entire- aati.-daction oi money r,..
landed. Sold ):t fifty cent i bottle h v
J. M. Roberts j I,-. ,wJy.
M O' Connor keeps on h.tinl the cel
ebrated Ai.h... sei linrth St Lomu J;,.
tied Beer and aiwi.yh rcadv to pay par
ticular attention lo J.i ( T. -f.-c.ers.
ir0tf
BENNETT & LE WIS,
AUGUST 15th, 1884,
To the Sew Waterman huzM
isigj South side luaifiA 4rect5
next to Weill9 meat market.
IHE
'84.
Plattsmouth, Neb., June 30,
To the Citizens of Plattamouth :
Ordinances Nos. 4a and 50 have been
published by order of Ilia Honor, thj
Mayor ot Plattsmouth, at the sugges
tion of the Board of Health, to the end
that no one can plead ignorance of
their existence. It is your duty to com
ply with the provisions of these ordi
nances, and whether you do or not, you
caa rest assured that they will be en
forced. By order of the board ofheilth
twenty days' notice to the citizens of
Plattsmouth is hereby given to put
their premises in a healthy condition.
At th- expiration of that time, a thor
ui'.h inspection will be macie of the
e.ire city, and any persou iound liv
ing in violation of the ordinances will
be prose uted, witiiout regard to color
or previous condition, aun the board
proposes that no guilly man escapes.
By order of tho board of health.
R It. Livingston,
J. D. SiMrsox, Pres.
Clerk.
AT
QfuDDafs&only 30 Days.
2 will ciose out my stock of
w jzlm&ms, IP1B MIPS, c&e
Jhrnn- the coining TIIIISTY DAYS, at first cost, FOJi CASH
When v.-o ,ay for i'ut Cost, ux- mean it. Corne and fvcure bar
gains. 1
Plattsmouth. Xeh.
Opposite Perkins House.
Important Notice.
For the benefit of my cu.
have deeid'd to sel B .-
watches wi:a liu? Eigiuor S
movements, for Terms
per woe . T his is a rare ch:.;
tocuers I
rAd fiila
ringfel 1
f s ue, f 1
.ce to se
cure a die watch, as I will o:,y sell 3o
at this price. Call and see sample,.
L. C.
-RVKS.
Ayti's Ciirth iric Pills promptly re
live the stomach correct foul breath
au i an un 'lea-ant taste and cure con
sumption. Call for Blaiue and Logan cigars
wherever you deal, as they are the best
niokie cigar in the market. If your
d'.alear d-es not keep them induce him
to get some. PSdtf
If your hair is getting thin, the ap
plication of Hall's Vegetable SiclUn
Hair Rcnewer will promote a thick
new growth. H j.jq
(JICElWfElSWARE
At L'ost and JLcss thais Cost !
T CJLOS1E WiF'S'a
I am closing: out my Kro-
Consequently we will
cc-ry btoc-k,
'11 all
to go out of that Lusines.
The large.it and best assort mnt of
foot apparel of every description, from
he coarsest Plow shoes to the finest
French kid, at the very lowest cost
price, at Merges'. 6wtf
CEillES & QUEEMSH,
tor the next thirty days at cost
tor CASH. Farmers and Citizens Mill find this a good onnor-
tnnitv tA SPurP tliolr rr.A a it 9 1
ir rroocis at first rosf-.
WJJI IHIJEI31LIII.
