THE DAILY HERALD': rLATTSMOUTlI, NEP.KASKA, TfJKSDA V, FEBfttfAftY suc.
The Plattsnjouth Daily Herald.
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The Forum 5 ou
m '
' From some unaccountable reason there
seems to be an idea afloat in regard to
the prohibition amendment which is tle
submitted to the eople a year from next
November that it will require a ' three
fiftlu rote to carry. This is a mistake as
it snly requires a majority to adopt.
The high wind of yesterday did con
siderable damage all over Nebraska, in
blowing down and unroofing buildings.
Omaha suffered the most, n number of
persons were killed and several wounded.
The wind was general all over the North
west, it also reached to - the - Atlantic
coast.
GEX. IIarkisox has signified his accep
tance of an invitation to attend the an
niversary of the destruction of Atlanta
next October in that city. He has some
curiosity probably to know for a cerain
j whether "Tecump" Sherman burned
the town or whether it was set on fire by
the confedsso that he couldn't run back
and hide there when Jo Brown of Geor
gia got after him .with militia. They
will tell the bottom facts at the anni
Tersary. Lincoln Journal.
"CHIC" AND 8LANQ.
To be "chic" in conversation is an at
tribute much admired in either the man
or the woman of society.' A generous
sprinkling of slang is permitted to en
liven the small talk of the hour, and a
new phrase that is suggestive is welcomed
with positive delight. The latest that
falls on the ear with somewhat odd effect
is "All in the soup.,, The expression is
an elongated form of the hitherto popu
lar "left." The unsuccessful 6uitor, the
defeated political candidate, the "ex
ploded" financial venture, the overturn
ed market basket; in short mishaps and
disappointments of all kinds are de
scribed as "All in the soup." The
phrase, which is claimed ' to t be novel,
savors strongly of the old-fashioned
"pickle," into which the good dames and
sires, of long ago, used to be thrown,
descriptively, in cases of discomfiture, or
the "etews" by which they expressed
their hot moments of anxiety. February
Table Talk.
be jurymen. The names of all of the
electors of a -.county written on slips of
paper are placed in a box, shaken up,
and one tenth the number drawn there
from by two commissioner?, who are ap
pointed by the judges of the courts.
The names of thosa drawn will bo placed
in the "jury-box,", and as jurors are
wanted nunes are then drawn at random
to serve. If the judge finds' them dis
qualified in aay" way he can discharge
them and order more drawn. Doubtless
many unjust verdicts can thus be dene
away with, but whether it will be the
panacea for all of the evils will be a
question for future consideration. , The
Illinois legislature will soon cnsiler the
bill. Equity.
GITY; OKKIGJIliS.
Mayor, - r
:lrk( . -.
rreaturer, . - ' '
nUomey,
KBKineer, - j
I'ohce Judge,
tlareliall.
F.M.' isn HF.Y
- kW K Fox
Jam n 1'atth'bhon, jh.
By,ko Cuvk
i A...MADOLK
8 ('I.IFKIKU
(iKoBilK I'OISALI.
Councilman. 1st wrd. A a.Vhx"
2nd
3rd ,
4th.
U Al Jo. l.H
A tSHII'MAN
id:
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t M a Mt jt i'ii v
I ('C)N O'CONNOII.
-F MOaM,KN; Pftirn
I J W Johns i .Ciiauwan
Board Pub. Workup Kkrd Ooiikk
I U II llAWKSWoKTU
Treasurer.
Deputy Treasurer, -Jlerk.
Deputy Clerk.
ttocorder of Deeds -
Duputy Recorder
Jlerk of District CoaiT,
Sheriff,
Surveyor.
Attorney.
Supt. of Pub. Schools,
bounty J mine.
I. A. CAMi'iirr.r.
TlllM. i'ol.I.IK'K
BIKH ('KITCII Kl l-.I.O
Fx A CKI rent I Kl.l
W. II. I'lHII.
Jon n M I.mvia
W. C MiOWAl.TK.il
J. C. KlKKNHAKt
A. MaImii.k
ALI.IiV ltKKHON
MAVNAHIi Sl'l.NK
0. KUSSKLI.
LEGAL,.
YJotico jto Lot Owners In PvlnQ
it-- h -IV OistrlctHo.l. r:;
He ir i , Hired by the Mayor and t'eoneil of
i ne piiv oi ri:itt-inoutn : inataii K-t owners
in ravi ii li-iii t .. i. of the cur of PlatU
mini Ui. lu-i wi cii ;t-.t side of Seventh street ad
w ft Mih- ui Sfcoiiii street be and they are
bereby i.oUliil tliHlon February ninth,- A. l.
lKt;u Hti'rltiek v. in., we. the said Mavor and
Council will sit ax a Board of XqnaJIzaUon t
hi aiaiiy and ;i) eompliiiut1 against auettlac
anil l. v in peehil taxes to pay the cost of
pavintr sino nmimirm' said zmtrict according
iu .tnu ii) i in- iiii'iiniiic rule lo-wil,
jo il:i- I'irsi one-i'ixth abuttInK upon Mala
. 5i r i iercMii n one-nail oi the ti
Tin- si-eniid one-sixth; 20 per cent of ous-kail
BOARD OF 8UPKUV1SOH3.
v. 1$. Todd. Ch'in.,
Plattsinoutli
"He most lives who thinks the most.
Acts the noblest, feels the best,
And he. whose heart Luats quickest
Liyes the longest, lives in one hour
More than in years do some whose
Fat blood slerjn as it slips along their Louis Foltz,
veins."- ' v'
TI., .1 ... i t.. l r I
nivnc lints ucoiiiii; uiut tuuiuuuil Ul OTTrn C? f T 1 T ill 1 C
perfect health which all men and women 151 V 1G 1 'X 1 I'lO.
IttixK tit oniff ' TVi lia al.lo ,v tlilnlr
.1 : "J J.. , . . . . I1AS8 LODGK No. HO. I O.
i-i'iiij, tu iuciiuc 10 no nooie acts, 10, I u
i ii" : i'ir.1 oiif-Hixiii, igh per cent ot one
half of llw total cost.
tin- l'oiirih ou-fUtti,lO percent of one-half
(if I lu' Ul;il co"t. .
The Klitli one-Kixth,-10 percent of oae-haU
ol tin- total eo-t. and
'I sixth one -sixth, lo per cent of one-half
al I iif tnll eo.t. and :
savi fi.t oxvni r are requested to be and appear
nia.iiii ii'iiriubiiiiw cauxe, u any, wuy aaia
;issi s-iiicnt sliuiild not be so mde. .-.
i Iiis.u.sseioii.ent to be o levied to extend to
all luls and block' where the lots (ace on Mata
street amt to extend to the alley and In
liioek to include lots Kos. 1. 2. 3. 1J, U.14
and north line-half of lots 4 and 11 In block 82.
ii it niriuer oruoreu mat this renoluUon be
Weepini; Watei I piiiilished as a notice each day until s&ld 4y
K.mwooil I of heuiiu.
Date. I thin Hih dav of Janunrv. A. TV lu
Allen W .. K. Fot. - M. B. MuKmY.
CiiyCeik. . Actirg Fretldent.
O. F. .Meets
everv Tuemdav evenini of each week. All
live long and joyously, we must be feer rannient brothers are respectfully invited to
fr.im ,1 .:..: ..t .i: T..l. I
bll . AUI11I II ILIU II 111 LllHl,', iV LUlV-
ing Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical' Discov
ery wa may,- by .purifving .the 'blood,
escape consumption, general debility, and
weakness, and all blood and skin diseases.
and verify the truth of poetry as well as
tact.
Another Learned Sboetuaker.
Mr. John Mackintosh, author of "The
nidtoryof Civilization in Scotland," who
will write tho volume "Scotland" in the
"Story of the Nations Series," is in many
respects a remarkable "man. lie vras
sent to work on a farm in bis native
county of IJanfT at TD "yer.rsof age, and
was subsequently apprenticed to shoe
making, at which trade lie worked in
various parts of Scotland for fourteen
years. In 1G9 beoieiied a small station
ery shop in Aberdeen, "and there, on the
shopcouncer, lieonco wrote, "amid all
the noise and bustle of a stirring thor
oughfare, the three volumes of uiy his
tory were written and tho proof sheets
corrected and revised, all being done
while customers were coming in and out
and constantly interrupting me."
Mr Mackintosh's shop is passed daily
by the professors on their" way to the
university, and ', at ono time several of
them were in the habit of calling oc
casionally and having a chat with the
literary shoemaker, llo was accorded
the privilege, too, of using the university
library. His history consists of four
portly voluir.es, tho last and best dealing
with tho moral and material advance
ment of the country. Mr. Mackintosh
has leen in tho habit all his life of rising
before 4 a. m. lie saj s he finds the early
(LATTMOUTH ENCAMPMKNT 'o. 3. I. ().
- O. F.. ineeia every alternate Friday In
ach month in the Masonic llalL Viitiii;
brothers are invited to attend.
rttIO LODGE NO. 8. A. O. V. V. .Meetv
every alternai- Friday eveniu at K. of I,
nail. Transient brothers are respectfully in
vited toattend. F.J Morgan, MasterWorK'iinu ;
F.P.Brown. Foreman ; ii. B. 'ieinstsr. Over
seer; It. A. Taite, Financier ; u. F. H"tic
orth. Recorder ; M. May bright. Receiver;
D. B Smith, Past M. V. ; I. N. Bowen, Guide ;
P. J. Kunz, Inside Watch.
1ASS CAMP NO. 332, MODERN WoODMFN
of America Meets second and fourth Mon
lay evening at K. of P. ha!!.- All traiisieni
rothers are requested to meet with up. I.. A.
v'ewcoiuer. Venerable Consul; !. , Nile.-'
vorthy Adviser ; S. C. Wilde, Bauker ; W . A
toeck. Clerk.
Mt
lLATT8IOUXII LODGE NO. 8. A. O. U. W
- Meelu every alternate Friday hvoihiik ai
tockwood hall at so'elocK. All transient broi!.
irs are respectfully invited hi attend, i,. f
carson, M. W. ; t . Boyd. Foreman: S. .'
V'llue, Recorder ; Leonard Andersoa. vcr-; '-i
I1LATTSMOUTU LODtl K NO. (1, A. V. ."i A. M
Meets on the firct an.l third Mondays ..;
;ach month at their hail. All transient I r I -r
are cordially invited to in.-ct wiili .is
J. G. RlCiiV. W'.'.M.
vVm. Hats, Secretary.
SKA CIIAITER. NO. :J. R. A. M
leets second and fourth Tuesd.u of -a-i.
nont h at Mason 'e Hall, franseimt hiotiici
re invited to meet witu us.
F. E. Wiutk, II. I''
Vm. It v. Secretary.
'l ". ZION COMMA M)AUV. NO. 5. K. '
"AMeets llrst and third Wednesday nilu o:
?ach month at Mason's hall. Visiting brellier.
ire cordially invited to lneer. wit h us.
AM. Hays, Rec. , .F. E. Willi k. E. 0.
1 ASS COUNCIL NO 1021, ROVAL RCA NC.V
v meet" the second and fourth Mondas ol
ach month at Arcuuum Hall,
R. N. Ulks.v, Ketjent.
- P. C. Minor. Secretary..
PLATTS MOUTH BOARD OF TR&DE
Notice of Sidewalk Taxation.
Flat tsiiioiiih. b.. January lith. hum
Hi Mitral. By the Mayor and Council of tb
city f rlattsinouih. that there will be hfd on
the nth day of Feliruary. lswi.at the usual hour
a i ii t 't 1 1 1 !, .'I i ne i omicil lor the numfliit oi
au.iiiiii and chariiin; up to abutting lots Tot
iaa urn all f!dewaiks which have been ordered
built ami constructed l-y the city as per lilt
In 1. a. i.l tiro-.ici'i v owner are herehv nntlflarl
tit. ti tiicy niiiv attead and show cause, if av.
20
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: 10 oo
10 oo
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10 oo
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44
40
2-40
7 04
43 W
10 40
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I..-, :s r.lock :n, Youmk Ss Hayes Add.... f II
Lu! A :;i .; .ii. Vounir& Hayes Add.... '11
I.oi 1 i;iiwk t-, Youiij? Ss Hayes Add 1 10
j.oi j inui'K is. outif; & Hayes Add .
L..t - ..l'i.-k if). A'oimi & Hayes Add....
I.o: i liliH-ic i:, Y ui.w Hae Add
Lot I ; 1 . .-:-- 1:1, Yoi;n jt Mayen Add....
Lot 2 Ifloek 17, YoiiT tr Haves Add ...
Lid :: r.lock Hi. city of HaMmuth
i.o; 4 Block 111. Oitv of PlattHinoiith ...
Lot i i'.i.ik 12. fily of l'latt-mouth
I.oi 12 i lock City of Plattsmouth....
Lot r. ill,,-; us. 'uiy of I'lattsmouth....
I.oi i Bl.jcl; 27, 'ivof liattstnouth....
i.t - ;:!o.-ic 27. C tv of Plattumouth...,
Id r. ii'.iek 14. YouiiK & Hayes Add....
!.! Block 14, Youiii; & Haves Add...
as vt aoove io oe given by rubllca
M. B. Mcrpry.
Acting Fresident.
iti.:i'
t Kill .
itlvst
W. K. Fox.
City Clerk.
Swr
Notice to Lot Owners in
District No. I.
Be ii or lrined by the Mayor and Council of
i.cci.j ,M i-.a-.imouin mat an u t owners In
twi instriet No. l of tne city of Plattimouta
in tLi tviiiow lilrn ks to-wlt. Nog. 28 and 2 :
vaii-ii-i- ny iio.iiK"! tnat on February ninth
. i i.vs at s o'clock p. in., we, the Mayor and
liinii will fit as a hoard of equalizatiau to
ii' ; ;u.y una an complaints agalmt -astraaini
a::-l ! v ii.tr neciai taxes to. nav the t-nmt o
I iwt net s- wer on-trueted through Raid lots
Mi oiocks aecoru'uK to tue number front of
ic. t MiMittliip: u;ua the alley throush aaid
blu'-ks. !
:! id lot owneis are required to he and'ap
fear a? said time to show cause. If any, Why
s . id ass- smeiit ntioiild not be so made.
It N further ordered that this resolution be
-li-lied each day until uaid jiay of hearlnie.
Date-i January 14th, A. I. 1889.
Attest: W. K. Fox, Al. B. MUBrHY,
City Clerk. Acting President.
lrirloit ' lfulit IVtii.lhu...
morning hours tho best for literary work. I 1st. Vice President .......A. It. To.i;
Pull Mall fJazettn. 2nd Vice Fresideut Win Neville
secretary F. Ilerrmani'
Treasurer F. R. Guthinan
Actors' Fan. ' I DIKKitohs.
k I T i 1 I .. 13 If U'l. "I ll.il
This happened in Chicago once. . Nat j. A. Conner, b! Elon, c. w. ihenuau, F. tior-
ijoouwin was at liooley s a few year? j ar, j. . necKDacn.
ago. and presented a pohlen ball to Ar McCONlHIE POST 45 C, A
eon ana mo cincacro team who occunie I kostkh,
R.
the boxes. It was a gala uight and ever V Vwiss '.
one was in good humor. itolon and
Crano wero playing over at tho (Jrand
a. baths
iF.O. NlLKS
Suddenly the two Droinios dashed past I Haws Dixok','.',,,.
rVv.l Whito fit tli Ktncro Annr unit .von I "-HARLES fORO...
THE JURTS YSTEif.
In spite of all that has been said
agaist the jury system, its detractors have
, as yet been unable to suggest a more
feasible plan for accomplishing the ends
of justice. That the system has many
shortcoming and is sometimes a veritable
farce cannot long remain concealed from
. a person who has occasion to visit the
courts of any town or city. But as long
as the ingenuity of the indomnitable
yankee connot devise anything better it
is apt to stand for many years to come.
The worst evil that the system has to
contend with is the prevalent impulse to
. pack a jury in the interest of individuals
or corporations. This has certainly
worked great wrongs at times, and it
stands as a blight upon the fair -name of
the American judiciary, r Thj existence
of this evil has long been recognized and
it has often called for a remedy. Whether
it could ever be successfully remedied or
not was a matter of much doubt, since
human energies were alvays directed
towards getting the best of the other
fellow, whether it was by evading the
Isw or otherwise it did not materially
. matter, only so the end was accomplished.
Disrepute was consequently cast upon
juries, and their verdicts were often
wholly at variance with law and evidence
and unsatisfactory Jto a great degree.
Doubt long existed as to whether the
jury system was the best iu ans of finding
justice, and its miny crooked workings
naturally set wise men to thinking. There
is doubtless in the regions of the un
knowa a better plan for judicial pro
ceedings than the jury system, but until
it is discovered the people will have to
he contented with patching up the old
shell and making it look a little more
respectable. Judge Prendergrast, , of
this city, is just now-engaged in that
laudable enterprise, and he has succeed
ed in framing a very good bill calling
for reformation. The. principal, of th
bill is that no man shall have the
power to say who shall or who shall not
upon the stage in a moment. Nat was
in the midst of a recitation tVhen he was
tapped on both shoulders.-' Turning to I
the right and . left he saw the Dromios
grinding at him. It was the only time
NattJooUwin was ever at a loss for a
word. Tho audience howled with de
light. In a moment more tho two come
dians were oil and on their way back
to tho Grand, and it was fully five min
utes before! tho bewildered Nat could
find his tongue. Chicago Herald."
Vadekhon Fkv.
f AOOB CrOUBMCMAN. .
L. Curtis,
Meetlnir Saturday evening
.. Commander
.Senior Vice "
Junior " '
Adjnta-
..... 1
u llicer of the i.
" lina.-.
, Sertrt Majoi
Quarter Master fScri
l ust uoai'la;
THE CITIZENS
FLATTSMOUTH. - NEBRA6KA.
JULIUS PEPPERBEftG,
MANUFACTURER OF AJTD 1
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
DEALER IN THK
Choicest .Brands of Cigars,
including our c
Ticr do Pepperbergo' and 'BuAa
FULL LINE OF
t OBACCO AND SM0KER8' ARTICIS
5 -
dways in stock. Nov. 28, 1885,
MIKE SCHNELLBACHER,
Wagon and Blacksmith Shop.
Wagon,- Buggy,
tv
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WE
&
Drv
In order to cutjdown our large stork t
Goods, UnderVie
Notions Ac, we arc offering Unexcelled Bargains in ll.
We have a fine line ol
iillc and Gassimere
And bilk Handkerchiefs at very low lit;
lire
" '5
In this Department we are showing all the lahvt
iPLUSH SAC6
CLOAKS
"C ... t J
at prices that is sure to sell them. Call and iiisj t ct t!.;::
i l
be convinced that we carrj the best stock in Pl-ilt.-i
l'l,t I,
PB11L1A1
HAS THK LARGEST AND FINEST STOCK OF
FIIRIITIIRF
s
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TXNWAIIE AI7D
Y T V-N T T T 1 T T -V T T v
Christmas Trees In England.
It 1 KtdtfiJ that the princo consort first
introduced Chrirttjnas trees into England,
but this is quite a mistote, for they had
been t-stablished for many years when
the jtrincii cam to this country. They
wero originally brought into fashion by
tho I'rincess Lieven, through whohi
Georcre IV was induced , to have one
everv year at tlw pavilion. Mr Charles
OreviMo was pleuaantiy-: struck . by the
novelty when ho was Ktayin with Lord
and 1 J.dy Cowper at i'an.shangcr. at
Ciiristuias, IS'2'.K and tliere also Mme. de
Lievt ii gut up and superintended the
fete. London Truth. '
Uarbarity and Ciiiimn:i SeuHtf.
Tin.' nations which blili cat w ith the
fingers def end the practice on tho grounc
of cleanliness. A Malay gentleman , regard.-;
the umj of a' fork much aa -wc
shoul 1 (hink of the use of ,a Iwrrowetl
toothj.u k. lie Ls troufjled 'by the reflec
tion that it has been in oilier moulln
and l!:at some lazy servant may have
neglw.'ed to wash it properly. The care
of his lingers are in bis own charge, and
he knows that Jiey are clean and that
they have never bees ;;i any one's vk
nioul'i. Popular Science Moj-rLly.
, Oncer I'iii.1.
A crew of tyen vvoi-king on a road
ivhk !i i.-s Ikm:! l:ii.t jiri.'ss llie bar at
Utter -reek. riou::t i.';it :ir:d. ?lc..
discovered a iiai. ill tilt' i-;:ud. n J:(( J) lijiil
lt n w:ulied iislunviti i stoj tn ; t;ne yl
the r.K-n. I'eter I'olituII. picked up the
li.-rli ar'.d threw it again.-! t!:e wlieej of a
cart fSoincthiiig being seen to fall from
its intirvO) ;;jio .f the nu n picked it up.
It proved .'. )v two dainty inilver borse
shocK (ijuju'd jtOjjj&j'er. rind a gold nail
through the c-titiT. inder lias the
curnvitv in Iiu ixwst .vo;.Lcviston
Juurnai. i
.- : ' i .-
To Paris by ItaiL
Tl:o rtuyjan government proposes to
build tho lowest railroad in tho world.
It will extend i"rc-i)j St. Petersburg to the
Pacitio ocean, n dlsiJirice of 7.00U miles.
About one-fourth of tin ine lias already
been constructed. It has ln-n suggested
that a road be built up the Aikt ooe.st
to meet ft. and that lk.'hrin-, Etrait b
bridged ly trner.a of the many isi.m.ls It
contains. Mraijjcr things havo liap
jcned, and v.-e -may ytt go from New
York to Par L by rail Ltud villa Ctunn-
OAPITALSTOOZPAIDIlf, - $50,00(
Authorized Capital, $OOfOOO.
OFKICEKS
JKANK CARKUTH. JOS. A. CONJsOK,
President. Viee-l'iesideii
W. H. CUSHINQ. CafUier.
niUKCl'OKS
Frank Carruth J. A. Counor, F. K. Gutlnrnni
J W. Johnsou. JJeiiry Bceck, John O'Ketle,
W. D. Merriain, Win. Weteqcauip, W.
H. Cuslnng.
Transacts a General Baukin? Hiifines. a
who have any Rankin)! business to trai;sar
are invite.l to :all. No matter I'
larie or email the transaciion, it
will recaivu our careiul atteii'Jon,
aud we promise ahvayu cour
teous treatment.
itiues Certificates of Dei'oairs bearing ii.)f-i-s
Buys and sella Foreign Exchange, Couniy '
and Citv securities.
FIRST NATlOMAu
OK iLAI ISxMiJUiU. NKKllvA,
.'tiers the very, best facilities for the i roi.;;
traufaetiou ol ii yiiiiiiy tv
BANKING BUSIES-
tocks. Bonds, Gold. Crovernmeiit if f! I ( :
SecuriOei' Ilou;ht anil sola, D post- reVPi v.
ed and interest allowed on lieu v'ertrll
: catee, I)rart"drawr.aviiMali!" iii';o:y
part of the Unitfd Sr.irt'V-iin.i a'i . ;
the princip;-.l towne of
Eurone. . -
lfoliiii n-nX rlir l 7 wc e " offering at Prices that will lnake r I ,-m -
JlclCIIUie cilia tlOWJ A complete line of Window Curtains at a fcamlicc-. I'icti.n
orseshoeing
IX Specialty. He uses the
Horseshoe, the Best Horseshoe for the j
Farmer, or for Fast Driving and City
put-puses, ever invented. It is made- to
inyone can can put on sharp or flat corlf
as needed for wet and slippery roads, or
Miiooth dry roads." Call and Examine
these Shoes and you will have no other.
J. M. Schnellbacher
th bt., I'lattsmouth, Web.
i
Frames in great varioty. You can get evcrytliinr y n n; ,
You can buy it on the installment jlan. :ty so nnu li t ; ii
month" and you will eoon have a line lui iiili( (l Lou.-c
:and hkrdly realize the cost. Call and sec
I- 3E 32- jL Xj JmL fL,
SIXTH STREET, BET. MAIN AKD VINE. I I All s J i i
tw-" wrfB
Eotert Donnelly's
Wagon and
Blacksmith
Mlhs. market" price ir1( -r t'etaiiy -,.
'. State aud Couiitv Bct,U. -
. C. SCHiyCIDT,
(COUNTY SURVEYOR.)
Civil Engineer
Surveyor and Draftsman
P'ur.p, Specifications and Estimates, If u-'
nicipal Work, Maps 3kc.
PLATTSMOUTH, - - NEB.
WagenfBugrrieii, MaotaiiMaOulokly Repaired ;
nowi snarpenea ana uenerai
JobbiDc Doae. .
Horseshoeing A Specialty
-. ; l USI THE -
. DIRECTORS j
John Fitcgsraid '
.lohn It, Clurli, i. Ualssuci'i-
s. Wanirh. , r. e.
John KiTrorBATcn. &
rrstdent. r.tni-
Horebo, whJcn abarpema iUIf as it wears
- ivh. ua inera is never uit eanrar or tout
: Hers4 clipping and htu-ttaf MeU. Call
a examine tn itnoe ana you win
Have no other. BevtBbv made.
nOBERT DONNELLY :
SIXTH ST., - - PLATTSMOUTH
f m&M&Mlnj X
for an incurable eaee of Claw!
la tae Hmm( by the pr
K. B. WiAdram.
WotaryTf ublle.
WINDHAM,
Jenx A. lUvtaa.
Notary PxiWlc
Bunk of ( ass County
Cor. Main and Fifth Sfs. riatisni. utli.
PAID UP CATfTAL ....-,n Old
SUKPLl'S - 2.-.P0':
OFFICERS : "
C. IT, f A.wty2 T-resiiirr..'
Kred (;hiEm... Vice rrc.-iilf nt
J. M. Pattkksom... . C;isi.f i
JA3. Pattehson, j r .. . . , , 4v.'t !a.liiei
" DIRECTORS : . , :
C. II. rarmele, J. M. Pattersoa,' Fred (iorder.
A.B. Siiiltti. R. . WindliHm, B S. Ramsey,
Jas. Patterson jr. "i
A ffeneral BauHuSBnsinfss Traa acted
Account; S.olleited. Interpst iiliowoil nu tim
leposits. auU prompt . ttentioa given to all
uietiueas euuuiiea iv hj care.
DR. SAGE'S CATARRH E&ZZZh Lttoraovo - at -
OfleeJover'BaakSoQCaM Coaaty.
nhstruction of nose, diecbargres fallief
at otiieii, thick, tenacious, poucoua. puhrjastb ruiTTtiiocTB. . - . - Nkbbaika
cioony ana puino ; eye wen, fiRVlDK ja P9W I
deafness, ditticulty or clear in throat. ttoeer I
ration, of offensive matter: breata ofteaetTai I
Bin. ll aim taste lrapai
deaf nc-ss. d
THE LADIES' FAVORSTE.
NEVER OUT OF ORDER.
If you desire to purchase a sowing trachf-K-askouranrent
at your plno-u for tcrm unJ
ftree. If you cannot finil our H;Ti,i wi iu-ftlrecttoneare'-'taililressto
von i-io-.v i n. r -
KWHDMESEWiNG MACHINE &CRA!iCE,S
pmcaao - 28 uN10N SQUARE, NX- DALLP.o.
tVouismo ATLANTA. GA. TEX.
Onlva f.-wof these srmDtom
entatonee. Thousands of cases recoit la
sutnntion. nnd end In the arare.
liy its ruil.i. soothinar. and beaiinrr
Dr. Snpe's Remedy cures the worst
rbj mjf Li. DUO YTXTE
mptoms likely to be prsn 1 ..... v J - ;
OOVX
Fmoaal attention to ail Bostaeee Eatrust-
to ajr ear.
ItMIT M rFICX.
flQee Cxaialned. Abstarete Coaapiled, Id-
wrmea, turn snmm mi.
D;JJT5 Any O the Aijcney.
Uoequaled as a Liver Pill. 8maJkt.e,r. ettw flaettftlM fer
est. eniesc to taie. une itiki m
Cure Sick Headache, Blllo
Dlzziiieea. Coiiatlpatlou.
Bilious Attack, and all deranaei
& utoiaaca and bowels. 25 ctt. by dnigfma
iLoas mas
llip SLW in. in. ,-LVv
CUISVj CO., Opinjitt. Sih.
BUSIXES; DMirCTi- liy,
ATTORNEY.
, . T s- F. TIU'MAS
Attorne--at-I.aw and .Notai v l'i 1, . t
Fitzgera d Block. Plat:moutli. " :' l' i:i
AXIOKNt.V, -
- A. X. ST'M.ix AV
Attorney-at-Law. Wlli givr . ,,
to !I buPinesi, .ntrnstf.fi to ! ' , i "?";n
Union Block; :ast ti.i... p( i , t . : " 1
GROCERIES' ' '' " - '
"RIS ViIl in
Staple and Fancy iiroc-rfi i-i '.'.. .. .
Crockery, Flour and Itd. ' ,J"- 'e
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