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NATIONAL REPUBLICAN TICKET.
FOR PRKMIDKNT,
BENJAMIN HARRISON,
of Indiana.
yon VICE IKEllKNTt
LEVI I. MORTON,
of New York.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
H. C. RUSSELL, Colfax county.
GEO. II. HASTINGS, Saline county.
M. M. BUTLEK, Cam county.
CIIAS. F. IDMNGS, Lincoln county.
JAMES Mf NENEY, Webster county.
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.
FOR HOVKRNOK,
JOHN M. THAYER.
rOTt LIKL'TKXANT ;oVF.KNOK,
GEOItOE I). MEIKLEJOIIN.
FOR RFX'RKTARV H HTATE,
GILBERT L. LAWS.
FOR TP.KATKER,'
J. 11 HILL.
FOR AlDlTOIt OK ITISI-IC ACCoCNTf,
THOMAS II. DENTON.
FOR ATT'lKXKV (ili.NK.RAL,
WILLIAM LIXSK.
roR commiionkuok rtrr.i.ic lands and
iii:ii.iin;,
JOHN STKEN.
FOR
Pl'PERIN'rF.NPfcNT OF ITCI.K-"
HTIStTl'TION".
GEO DOE D. LANE.
in-
CONCRZSSIOMAL TICKET-
FOR CONUKKSS.
(First 'o;iKr"f DNtiict.)
W. J. CONN ELD.
COUNTY TICKET.
I-OR STATIC KKNATOK,
MILTON I). POLK.
lOR FLOAT KF.PRKSEXTATIVE,
(Dis'rh-t No. i-ht.
JOHN C. WATSON.
FOR U KPKKSKNTATI YES,
N. M. SATCHEL,
EDWIN JEAUY.
FOR Col'NTV ATTOKXKY,
ALLEN DEESON.
FOR OrtlIMISSIONF.lt, IfT. DIST.
AMMI D. TODD.
FOR iCKVEYOR,
HERMAN SCHMIDT.
Mr. Depew predicts a majority of -20,
03) for Harrison in New York, and n
mm is better qualified to judge of com
ing events in the politics of that state.
Tub vote in New Y rk City and B o k
lyn will be such as to astonish everybody,
h3 says. Changes liaye been going ou
quietly all su:mncr which will not be
fully known until the votes are counted:
and the local Democratic dissensions are
certainly calculated to promote lU-ptibli-can
success.
2 The Journal from all the galaxy J
talent and character on the democratic
ticket has selected Mathew Gering as its
chosen idol of democracy. A wood cut
of Mathew making his exit from the jur
isdiction of our district court a couple
of terms ago on account of the fact that
he was supposed to be needed as a wit
ness in a case of sorre celebrity, would
now be in order. Mathew would maki
a very exceedingly brilliant and efficient
prosecutor (?) he would.
Repcblicans from the interior of the
county bring the intelligence that their
vote will be longer and stta'ghter on
the whole 'icktt than it has been for
years and that a close canvass by districts
.shows that a very large stay-at-home vote
which has not been at the polls for ytars
will be out n election day, and w:ll be
polled without a scratch for the national,
ttate and county ticket. Now. let the
the republicans of IMattsmouth do their
duty, and there will be no question of
doubt in regard to the success of the
whole ticket.
Ml!. WAT H ON FOR FLOAT.
When the democratic wire puller?; say
that Hon. John C. Watson cannot carry
his own (Otoe) county, republicans can
put it down that they know better. Mr.
Watson has never been defeated in Otoe
county; he has received the endorsment
of the people of that county time and
again in the shape of large majoritif s
and he will in this year of our Lord agar
. c.irrv Otoe lv an increased majority. He
U an able brilliant mm and legi-lator,
and although he was not our represent
tiva in the last legislature he wa3 found
there fighting Cass county's battle on the
Apportionment and it i largely in recog
nition of these disinterested services tnai
Cam county with a majority of delegates
: fl.mt convention endorsed -Mr
f.ir this office.. A vote for John
h" - .
C. Watson is a rote for'the Tery best in
I CON NELL AND MORTON.
1 1113 COUll'nb IS III lll.-. tuilicnsiviiiu
district m between J. Sterling Morton
and W. J. Council. As between these
two men there can be no chance for
doubt or hesitation. 3Ir Morton is a
hightoned gentleman, by instinct in sym
pathy with capital and corporate power.
Mr. Council is a man of the people, who
has always been in active and cordial
sympathy with the working classes. Mr.
Morton is a member of the Cobden club
and English in his ideas. Mr. Council is
thoroughly American and in favor of the
people of out own laud a against the en
tire world. Mr. Morton was for many
ycai -t in tlic Linpl y of a powerful rail
road corporation, and was known as a
railroad lobbyist. Mr. Connell has al
ways openly opposed the unjust exactions
of corporate power, and has bravely and
successfully contested for the rights of
the people. .Mr. Morton has always been
a gentleman of leisure, cultivated, edu
cated, of good presence and a captivat
ing talker. Mr. Conaell has been a hard
worker, earnest and active in all his
undertakings. For two years he has
held the position of district attorney and
was considered by both democrats and
republicans as one of the best and most
bucccsful prosecuting attorneys ever
elected to that position. For tivo years
he was city attorney for the city of Oma
ha, and during his entire term of service
uever lost a case. During his term of
service, and at its close, democrats and
epublicans alike were unstinted in their
praise of hie ollicial work. In one re
spect Mr. Connell and Mr. Mortou are
alike, both h ive many friends and some
iitUT enemies, Mr. C nne)l especially
has antagoui.cd a good m-iny and espec
ially parties that sought to impose on the
tax payers of Oni ihi and corporations
like the gas company, street railroads
and the railroad companies who Were
taking advantage of the city or seeking
to evade tM-ir just responsibilities. His
support will largely come from the work
i.igmcii and from the farmers who desire
a representive who can neither be bullied
or bribed, cajoled or whipped into line
b corporato power. Dee
A CHESTNUT.
We understand that political capital is
attempted to be manufactured in the
western portion of Cass county against
Mr. Commissioner Todd on tin ground
tint the board of commissioners have ap
propriated soiiio :),000 road money to
this district in lieu of the several expen
sive bridges which hive been turned
over to the county and done away with
by the municipal authorities of the city.
In the first place no hojust man who
rightly understands this act of the com
missioners, will condemn it, because it is
:i move cliroctlv in the interest of the
county, saviog in the future the large
expenditures of money to keep up, re
build aud maintain, these county bridges
and second because Mr. Todd did not do
i:: it was the unanimous action of the
c unty board, done in the interest of the
w'i "le county.
We understand that in the second
place, the men who have started this
c leap and dishonest story are appealing
ta citizens of this road district for votes
to elect Mr. Jones, also a resident of
Plattsmouth. If Mr. Jones and his friends
expect to make anything out of this kind
of political work with our voters they
will find they have very much underesti
mated the intelligence aud honesty of
our people.
MILLS HILL IN ENGL AND.
Harry Pearce, a hotel-keeper at Acmc-
tonia station on the West Penn. railroad,
Iiris received some interesting letters from
Ids brother, llcnjamin Pearce', of Notting
hamshire, England. He writes wanting
Harry to return to England. In one of
Wis letters he says : "Old England is
going to be twice as good a countiy as
vcr it was before. Wc are sure Presi
dent Cleveland will be elected over again
md the Mills bill, as you call it, be
'idoptcd by congress and I tell you
England will be in high feather then.
We are doing all wc can to put President
Cleveland in. The workingm.cn in sev-
r d places are contributing a shilling
apiece from their weekly wages to be
sent to America for use in the campaign.
Pittsburg Commercial Gazette.
What Am I To Do?
The symptoms of biliousness are un
happily but too well known. They differ
in different individuals to some exicnt.
A bilious man is seldom a breakfast eater.
Too frequently, alas, he has an excellent
appetite for liquids but none for solids
of a morning. His tongue will hardly
bear inspection at any time; if it is not
white and furred, it is rough, at all
events.
Tlio digestive svstcm is wholly out of
order and diarrhea or constipation may
be a symptom or the two may alternate.
There are often hemorrhoids or even loss
of blood. There may be giddiness and
often headache and acidity or flatulence
and tenderness in the pit of the stomach
To correct all this if not effect a cure try
Green's August Flower, it costs but a
triile and thousands attest its efficacy.
-jQOJV'2' you know it ? Of course you do and you
will want warm Underwear, UlanJicts, etc.
Q UR Line is Unsurpassed by any other line in
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fAUIETY of Seasonable Dress Goods, Broad
cloths, Henrietta, Cloths, Trccots, etc
'YERYTIIIXG in Bl an h els, Flannels, Bed
Comforts, Hosiers, Battings, that you- will
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gjnXVJ BUGS and a Handsome Line of Car
pets, Mutts, Floor Oil Cloths, and Linoleum at
Low Prices.
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A Call Villi Convince You,
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"We continue to offer
SPECIAL PRICES I
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Residence in Dr. Scliildkne l.f s plnejly.
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No. 7.--T :::' p. m.
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No. . T :I3 p. M.
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Ii. 15. V. INIWI A M , Ji.K.-. A. PAVIKH,
Notary I'uhiic. Notary rublic.
wiviiir vid tr.vii:s,
attorneys - at -1 cvr.
OfTice rver P.. i k t I ('a- County.
Platt.-mocth, - - Nkhuapka
FOK'SALE TOFKEDKIiS !
Steers and He! for s,
On". Two and Thr yi-ar .!.!. nonr Kiowa,
Kan-sis: huit-ibii for Fe-din or Kouchin.
iVlRO Stocls. Cattlo.
Will fell on time to parties nwkin first-class
t pan- r : a'llr -;s :
It. IMiUIMKS. K'.ewa. Ka., cr
V.IJ. Ultl.MKS. Kaio-as ;ny, y.o.
Dont go to Omaha when yoa ivant
to get your beautiful parlor and bed
room set but gj to Henry Bocck's fur
niture emporium where you ran get every
thing in the furniture line that will go to
make your home beautiful and comfort
able; and above all you can get it cheap.
Remember that he who sellsj most can
sell cheapest.
terests of Cass county.