V
1VBIIK HAPPILY WEDDED
N'ii(ials of Mr. KoImmI Sampson
iiikI Miss .ll'llllic AlltllOIIY.
Kv. A. Nl-ft h r the ftltiluxllHt Cliurrli
Perform th Oreuioiiy Wlilt-h I) ultra
For I. If ih l.lvca of the Happy
Young Couplr III her Happmlng of
Local luttirmt.
From Thursday'! Daily
A very pretty event occurred at the
homo of M. N. Anthony nml wlfo in
South I'urk at 8:150 o'clock last even
ing, when thn livon of tholr daughter.
.lennlo, and Robert SampHon were
joined In tho holy bonds of wedlock,
Kov.A.Sloeth of tho Methodist church
officiating.
Kii Tutt performed in a very artistic
manner the part of bent man, while
Miss Addic Smith acted finely as
brideMmaid, Hilt WVscott playing the
wedding inarch. Tho bride wai beau
fci fully attired in cream albatrosrt,
trimmed in eatin, and carried pink
roses, and Mis Smith wore white India
linen and carried cream tohoh.
The hou-e whs beautifully decorated
with carnations and American II gs
After the chi einony delicate refresh
ments were served and a social time
spent.
Tho ceremony was witnessed by
about thirty relatives and immediate
frionds of tho contracting parties a
number of ivdaiivita from Glenwt od
b d nt i II ;i" lit il it cm.
Tho t-M'noiii thn ton of K. I5. Samp
son of this city, mi.iI is a younu man of
in tny ood iCi litin- who h .sa host of
frieud.-t. Ii.) wis a member of tho
ThlrG Nobr.-k., it'ut rcirutined with
tho regiment till it wim mustered out.
Mr. Simpson is now employed in tho
l$urlinton shops. This bride is a
aiioit tiii: m:v dkama. CITY AND COUNTY.
'AIm rden" Contains K very tiling Whli li i
tlm Tlint re-tiot-r Drnlrea.
Years ago the uvonigo drama was a
jumble of heroic bpcechos and propos
torous situations a single man did
things that worn beyond tho power of
an army; children frightened oft vil-
TIMKSDAY.
R. H. Windham was an Omaha vis
Itor todaj'.
Iho Murllncton nav-cnr will arrive
tomorrow.
MrB. D. S. CuibL is visiting friend
liannus characters with weapons they I in Omaha.
could scarcely lift, much less use with
elTt-ct; platoons of soldiers wor foiled
with one shot, yet the public accepted
it as a matter of fact. Not so today.
The theatre-goor of tho present period
demands consistence; ho goes to the
theatre, witnesses a play and then
bluntly asks why buch and such a
character did ouch and such a thing.
sits down, points out the unnatural
R. O. Fellows went to Omaha on the
mail train.
I), n. Smith journeyed to Omaha
this afternoon.
Harry R. (Jroves went to Lincoln
this afternoon.
J. N. Wlso was a visitor in tho rne
tropolis this afternoon.
A, M. Iiussoll, tho Weeping Water
Troasurer-elcct J. L. ISarton was in
from his friends.
and inconsistent situations and ac- attorney, was in the city today
lion, and. If tho play happens to bo .;. R. L-jikart, state bank examiner,
surfeited with these defects, condoms of Norfolk, was in tho city on business
it unreservodly. Keeping pace with today.
ft V . 9 V. a . -4s,.. a 4 I
.aBlU3 u. w.o uii-iu-u-it vueo. Car, Fricke wontto Lincoln thisaf
goer, anew school of drama has , ,t amo nTfriondg a co uplo
. I 1 1. A. 1 1. 1 "
sprung up a bcuooi wuere me piay-1 ri VJ
r t . , i i i . I J
wrignd aunors as cioseiy to naiuro as
it is riOHflihln for him tn (in: thn clnnnp
..,i, .mt,i i itf 4U I town today receiving congratulations
hs work resembles real life tho I , .
greater the playwright and the
morn valnahln tho work. Mrs. W. M. Donhou of Lincoln is
To this latter school belongs tho new visiting her daughter, Mrs. A. i
drama, "Abordeen." No drama has Shepherd, in this city.
ever told a prettier story of domestic Miss Kstber Oieon went to Chicago
life nnd nothing could be more natural yesterday evening, on a trip with
than this beautiful play. Not an iu- MviuiTmans of Omaha.
consistency, not an unnatural point Superintendent Ed Biirnell of the
does it contain to mar its intrinsic rin-iinrinn Wi4 Mndinry tn 'm.imnv
business in the city today.
(. K. Ilaeer. stenographer in U. S.
Polk's ollice, has returned from a visit
at his homo in Cay Center.
II. R. Neitzol and wife of Murdoclc
are in the city, tho former having been
called here on legal business.
Charlos Mcl'nteo roturnod to Alli
ance this afternoon whore ho is om
plojcd by Contractor Cuahing.
A hearing on account was had in
worth .
CAMELS CARRIED THE FAVORS.
Bat the Moiktf Quite Forgot to Dir
tribute Them.
The grand ball at Shepheard's hotel
came off on the night of Feb. 1. says
a Cairo correspondent of the New
York Herald. This is a function of
annual occurrence, and is one of Cal-
flie Kale of a firvat allra I'roporly.
A ten. sat Ion has been created in rail
road circles by the purchase of the Hal
tlniore and Ohio railroad for 310,000,
000 cash by a synduatf composed ot
Philip I). Armour. Marshall Kleld and
Norman H. Ream. The as.,?.ca.lor.
SEA-GOING CANOES.
One That Could tarry loo I'lurntrri
him! ri tlix Orrtn.
The si-i-oiiil largest I in I ia ti ;niie in
British Columbia, if not on the i';i ill
coast, is now hauled out on the tide-
flat hill on First avenue mmiiIi. . if wrth the scheme of the name of James
could cross the ocean in that catioe.' J. Hill, president of the (treat North-
said the owner this morning In ver ern railway, gave currency to the ru
good English. ' It will hold more than mor that under its new management
a hundred people, and is the largest I the Iialtlmore and Ohio road was to
canoe but one of all our country." The become part of a new transcontinental
biz canoe Is but one of about a stored system, having the Groat Northern for
of large canoes that belong to the Fort I Its Pacific wing. Despite the denial of
Rupert and West Coast Indians of Van- fl'lf h an intention by Mr. Hill, the ru-
couver Island. Fort Rupert is on the mor gained popular strength. The city
northern end of Vancouver island, and of Baltimore and the Johns Hopkins
the Indians now here were eighteen university have large financial Inter
ests in the Paltimore ami Ohio road,
and would sustain severe losses if the
new owners failed to protect them.
days on the voyage. With a good fail
wind they can go 100 miles a day, and
could, therefore, accomplish the almost
1000-mile voyage in eight or ten days. Woman's cia.
However, they do not always get the The Parliamentary Law and Litera-
falr wind. The big canoe is a new one, turo departments will meet on Friday
made this summer. It is about fifty evening at tho club parlors at 7 :.'()
five feet long and seven to eight across, o'clock. Lessons, "Public Meetings
ia Indians say there are even bigger and Permanent Organizations," "Hio-
cedar trees than the one from which
the canoe was made. These Indians
na ? been coming here ever since the
ti 1 st hops were planted. They always
look ."or a sound tree for a canoe, one
without any rotten parts or knot boles
about 't. The Indian owner hired a
graphy of Bryant" and study of the
poem "To a Wattfrfowl." All visitors
10 cents. Hostess for tho evening.
Mrs. W. II. Newoll.
I'le Day.
Wednesday, November "9, will be
number of other Indians, and made the pio day with tho Q. '.. society of the
canoe where the tree fell, then skidded Presbyterian church. Cet your pies!
it Into the water. He considers it worth for Thanksgiving.
3.500 or $400. War canoes of these
northern Indians used to create a great Volcanoes of the WorM.
neal ot terror 111 the minds of the first There are G2 known volcanoes in
eettlers. There are old gray-haired the world, of which 270 are active; 80
patriarchs in the camp today who in Amrica, 24 in Asia, 20 in Africa;
doubtless have in the past taken part I Java has 109. In New Zealand, with
in many a raid on the Sound Indians, Mn an area of 127 miles, there are 63,
and possibly in sonic of the few attacks ranging from 100 feet to 900 feet la
made on the early settlers. Seattle height.
Times.
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13 affmes
I have the largest stock of
Buggies, Carriages, Surreys,
Spring Wagons and Lumber
Wagons in the county. I have
twenty buggies on the floor
and no two alike. The prices
run from $40 up. If you want
a first-class vehicle, get a....
Cooper Buggy..
There is no use of going to
Omaha, as I can sell just as
cheap as Omaha dealers.
Give me a trial and be convinced.
A. L.
J MYNAJtl),
cox;
m:i;k sk .
ro's greatest social events. It was a
young wom m of womanly ways, and Is J very handsome affair nnd the Moor-
fnllv rlunri inir th hituhnnri whnm nhn I Ish restaurant nrnhahlv one Of the
l...Wni..j,.N.u n.l on,., richest In point of decoration in the p-",mi con 1 1 iuuuj u.. LUU .uu ...
rows ..f li'o. She is a cradu itc of tho world. opening Into a spacious dinlng-
r room, wnicn was usea tor me uaw-
I'luft.umniil h tiitrli mrlirfciil f'tuSil nf '07
r I i r . n n ,1 a I . ! It. .11 .1 M .ha
1 in; Nl'.vvs ion s with tho logtons of .,. , , " iL
1 11U11 I OI1IIIICI llllf If) 1 lift KIULC9 OL
inenu in waning mis wormy young Balons furnished in the oriental style,
couple much joy and happtnoss with palms and exotics everywhere,
through lifo. maklnr a setting of dark green to the
many beautiful dresses resembled a
Worur.i Him For com. wiK of a Daiaoe during a court ball.
Kioim Tlmis.lny's l);iily. If ., nnt nll,v th hall of tne sea-
l v.d Cimp-eii . nd v: L Sharp, Bon at SheDheard's. but the dinner of
residing ii"ar South F.o. id, were given the season as well. At nearly every
u preliminary honring before Justice table was a dinner party, everybody in
Archer ted ay on the charge of obtain
Caspor Ilornmann, deceased.
Tho board of education will meet
I tois evening and open tho bids for the
erection of tho new school building.
Attorney William Dellesclernior of
Elmwood came over last evening to
learn tho result of tho election and
attend to eomc business matters.
A young man in the First ward who
had never before enjoyed the glorious
privilege of voting signed his name
ing money under false pretenses.
There wore three men in the deal I
Hal Atterberry of Omaha being tho
third one. Tho complaining witnoss
was Herman I J. riitimn. The latter
full dress, the ladies decollete and "'8 dhuoi. n is Buppo&eu mai no
wearing their ball dresses. The "covtp did this for tho purpose of making his
d'oeil" was beautiful, the Moorish ballot stronger.
lamps lighted by multi-colored electric S;im c;tnttiflP former rrsi.lincr
south of town, berCamo overloaded with
corn juice last evening and wrs ar-
bulbs, which increased the sparkle of
many a gemmed necklace and agrafe
Mr rtafdilo tho nmiiil.-ir manaser of
purchased a recipe of Campbell and shepheard's hotel, had the dinins- rested by Marshal Slater. Thismorn-
Atterosrry for maKiag buttenno or room cleared bv a large corps of ng ho appeared Deiore loiicoJudgo
making two pounds of butter out of Arabs and the restaurant converted
one bv adding a certain kind of powder Into a beautiful and Immense salon
and some milk. Bornman was to oav wIth a marble fountain In the middle
-.oo f.. Qtn'o vitrht and after nav from the haslns Ot WHICH waier ia:i
- A..o 1...UJ aown over a tnicK anrou ul ruses.
Ill1' Til ' bliau aiuuuu v xwnx-i ivv-v
that ho had boon swindled and caused
tho arrest of the first two, but Atter
berry has not yet been found,
Divans and valuable oriental carpets
were everywhere.
The cotillon, which was led by
Archer and was fined 91 and costs.
Thomas W. Shryock of Louisville,
C K. Weecott and dames Robertson
are busy today canvassing the voto of
tho countv at tho recent election, so inches, about as big as an ordinary ko
A Cheerful Idiot.
wot a surprise. Time." said the nrasmatlc hoarder.
. , i
11 win not 00 a surprise 10 any who .ies between eternity and eternltv
re at all laminar with tho good qual- ' How ungrammatlcal," said the Cheer
itiesof Chamberlaiirs Cough Remedy ful Idiot. "W-wliat?" "Sort of split
to know that people every whero take infinity, you know." Exchange.
ploasuro in relating their experience
in tho uso of that snlendid medicine nv lsn 1 a man wnO Highly a
' ' I t 1 I A
nnd in telling of tho benefit they have u""uu""l'
received from it, of bad colds it has Chamberlain s Pain Balm Cures others.
NEW : ADVERTISEMENTS
PARKER'S
HAIR BALSAM
ClMiue nud bMutiiia tk hair,
fruu.ol. Iiuiui.dI f ruwth.
Hover to Mestore Brj
Mir to it Youthful Color.
Cure. i'lp tftrmtt b.ir tiis(.
Hf,inJI WH lrmiilf
cured, of threatened attacks of pneu
monia it has averted ahd of tho chil
dren it has saved from attacks of croup
and whooping cough. It is a grand.
good medicine. For sale by all drug
Sists. The CiiiMii:ttogrihe.
Tho coining cinematographe enter
tainment at the opera houso commenc
ing Monday, Nov. 13, is well worth a
visit. A pinprnnlnorrfinlio la nVinut ihn
., - . , . used only one bottle an
same thing as a yitascope, roproducing . , ,, . , .
. , , . is almost well. Adoli
aeiioiis oy luousaiius 01 1 nsiau laneous
photographs
Tho cincmatopraphc is a French
machine, made by Lumiero of Pari?,
and very expensive, also very heavy.
Tho machine i3 much larcrer th-nn
Why Not You?
My wifo has been using Chamber
lain's Pain Ilalm, with good results,
for a lame shoulder that has pained
her continually for nino years. We
have tried all kinds of medicines and
doctors without receiving any benefit
from any of them. Ono day we saw
an ad vertisement of this medicinoand
thought of trying it, which we did
with the best of satisfaction. She has
d her shoulder
ph I Millott,
Manchester, N. II. For sale by all
druggists.
Ml Cklrkuler's RaslUh 1Iub.b4 Brul
rENNYROYAL PILLS
Oril a al " " tteaamc. A
art, ! ri.bU. Laaica Jv
lru(llt rr fhickrtttr t I.I I1'" fS
moJ Brand la Kr4 o4 Hold ai.ini.Alr
Mm, ...1.4 with bin. tihboa. Take Vy
'ui.iii milututiu. llllHHHll,r.
in tt.u.pl fur rtloul.r.. iMlliMtltll
"Kallrr Tar Mim'nnw. raiara
Cklsheatrri Laask-al V:.M aalaaa aaara.
Hull j all Ixk.I UruffUl.. ril I I.A !., ."v
s?500 REWARD.
Wiwill lav the hIjovc reward for anv ra nf
Liivcr coir.ula nit. Uvsnciisia. ick lli'ailarlif
those in common ihp. The films aro Of Indigestion. Constipation 01 Costivcness wecan-
. . not cure with I.iverita. the t p-to-Datc Little
Kes the I Liver fill, when the directions are strictly coni-
tarniil aiv. .( It n I u.lw.li inn I
T11-"" ""- mric3 1 i.iver 1 111. w ncn me directions are strictly 1
picture rim 2xli inches in size, and ,1'cd ,K?'- , .1,,-'y,'rfc f.u,clV -;Ketablu. aud
I never fail to 11 ve satislactmn .c Ihivm rmit:.n.
those used in tho small machines Jxlt hhi piiis. n.c boxes contain -in pills. rc boxes con
tain pills, lieware of substitutions and imita
tions. Sent bv mai . Stanins taken. NKKVITA
that the oflicial count can be given to- dak picture; four sets of lenses are ciJv
morrow. ine unothcial coupt, which useu, me result, is mat tne picture is
rvmto a 7nchph nnd Paithrv Hev. was is not far from correct.appoars in The very bright, clear and distinct. The
The part Sharp is" charged with exeeedinelv snlrited and was danced News today. "Battle" films are as natural as if the
playing was to bo in partnership with with much entrain, the "clou" of it Joseph Goldsmith deoutv supreme spectators were seeing the real thing
Bornman and getting him to advance and that of the hall being the camel reCrent of the Imperial Mystic Legion The warscenes are simply astonishing
the money. Campbell and Sharp each and donkey figure, when two young work-in in tho intrt It is a performance that all should see
itoi-o Vi,.il in thn s.um nf S.JKI tn nnnear vamcc, .v. ..mv.
in district court
lioerty. into the room bv Arabs in nink and place a castle will be established. W
lavender silk costumes. The plctur-1 15. Raymond, another deputy, who was
..F.. - ..... f - - . ,,. wno nas oecn worKing in me interest. "
turn of -500 to appear lIve camels, followed b a sleek little donartod Prices, 10, 20 and .",0c. on sale at usur
, nnM ..nn .ua; dun-colored donkey, with large side 01 the local castle 01 tne 01 uer,uepartod V.,JLW
and were given their wUh this morning for Arlington, at which PlaL'e 1 ''"
iteanlta of the Klectlons
Qhj0 Plurality for Nash (rep.) for esqtie procession made the tour of the hero last evening, went with him. Mr
room, me me mousey, wwua mount- Goldsmith will return Saturday and
m t l 1
en one 01 tne cameis, iooKea 10 tne
governor, 50,000.
Iowa Plurality for Shaw-(rep. ) for
governor, G0,000.
Kentucky Estimated plurality fo
Taylor (rep. ) for governor, 7,000.
Massachusetts Plurality for Crane
(Rep.) for governor, 65,000.
Pennsylvania Plurality for Barnelt
(rep. ) for treasurer, 120,000.
South Dakota Estimated plurality
for republican supreme court judges
7,000. '
New York Legislature republican
by majority of 35,000.
New Jersey Legislature republican
by plurality of 8,000.
Maryland Plurality for Smith,aem
for governor 11,000. ..
Nebraska Plurality for Uolcomb
(fus.) for supreme judge, 15,000.
Coming.
. Oncxif the theatrical events of tho
season will be the exhibition at the
opera house by the famous Kline's
Lumiere C'inematogrnph Co., of
Keithe's theatre fame. New York, of
the Spanish - American - Philippine
wars, three evenings,, commencing
Monday, Nov. 13 This is the same
compan3' and machine that created
Buch a sensation at tho Omaha exposi
. r ! . l 1 Vi n! . Ill .f ila nf T a n i t ' '
IJOU Willi LUCIl J.tcfct.u ' c. l. . . u ,
and should not be confounded with the
cheap and trashy picture machines
that have been exhibited here to
empty houses. Among the views they
carry that will interest every man.
woman and child of Plattsmouth and
vicinity are the reviews of the First,
Second and Third Nebraska Vol. Inf.,
'jien at San Luis, Cuba and San Fran
Cisco, by Mr. Paley of New York, for
Thomas A Edison. Among other in
teresting subjects are the battles of
San Juan, Cavito, El Caney. the bom
bardments of Porto Rico, Mantanzas,
Santiago, Dewey's victory at Manila,
Cervera's defeat at Santiago, etc.
Price 10. 20and 30 cents.
Utru-tion :! Insolation.
"Wickwire "I don't exactly like the
Idea of calling one of the new ships
of war the American girl." Yabsley
"What's the matter with it?" W'ick
ivire "It sounds too tame.' The HireC
Girl would give a much better idea 01
destruction and desolation." Indian
apolis Journal. '
C'imber.
"Did you climb the Alps?" asked the
young woman. "No," answered Mrs
Cumrox. "we meant to. But we could
n't get accommodations anywhere ex
cept on the second floor of a hotel that
had no elevator. So we went flight
way." Er.
If you have sore throat, soreness
across tho back or side, or jour lung
feel sore or tender, or you are threat
ened with diphtheria or pneumonia
apply Ballard's Snow Liniment exter
nally, and uso Ballard's Ilorehound
enntlniio his wnrk
rleht and left, erinnlner an.l lenlnvlne-
the sensation he was making, but sad- George Weidmann, who drives
. . . I TTl 1 D . if 1 Jl 1 ? 1 4 I
ly neglecting his duty or distributing vv un .x money s oeuvcry wagon, ieii Syrup. F. G. Fricke & Co
me nowers 10 tne laaies,, leaving that nis team sianuing ai me rear 01 v ecu
to the descendants or his race, accord- bach & Co s. store in charge of a boy xiie in weiN.
ing toT3arwin. At midnight a most last evening while he went into the A well-known professor of hydro
sumptuous supper was served, the 8tore on bu3iness, and when he came statlC6 sa's: Xt is a rnc sober
1V lL ?rm,lnf the.sides f1 a out the team was gone. A gunshot fV,011, 1 have lPste1 myself' that
v iuauevi wiiu every uuag- i - . u . , , , , , i u c 1 1 me ufvjit'r arit'sian uores mere
inable viand and delicacy, the cent-r rriuie,ie" LUO,"1 Ul,u ia a distinct tide, corresponding exact
and end pieces towering up several in UP ine dllt-J UHl" 1110 rear 01 ly with the ocean fides, except that the
feet, and. above all, in the middle was Wescott's store was reached, where a process is reversed, and causing the
a huge cre3cent and star, exquisitely telephone pole was struck and they water to vary very greatly in height
wrought in roses and violets and ge- were stopped. Tho wagon and har- In the bore at flood and ebb. The
rannims. n ess were had lv broken, hut no other time of greatest flow in an artesian
dnmqiTR rpRiilterl. well corresponds with full ebb in th
Oi to A. W. Atwowi for wall paper. ocean nearest. This is how I account
lb.6 bOyS are having mUCh Sport for. tho nlipnr.mr.nnn Whon tha mnnn
oll Imion Ceremony. ' with Deputy .Sheriff McBride on ac- ss aWts height the moon is exertine its
ine last day or eacn uctoDer tne city count of his having lost his voto Tues- pull rot onlv on tll sea bnt Qn the
solicitor or London, with an assistant, da Tohn wont down to Nehawka land. This naturally tends to take th-
attends upon the queen's remembran- l rrcA., nnA ,.1.,1 nre?ure nfT the sand well which Hps at
fike a Trojan; for "Hilly" Wheeler, 1.000 to 2,000 feet below the surface,
cer, when, by proclamation, "the ten
ants ana occupiers or a piece or waste . ih:d for honie at 4 o'clock and Rt the lwttom of whif h the water
ground called the Moors, in the coun- . 1 ,T.,-1 .. . I lies. Thus the picture on the water U
ty or Salop." are commanded to "cpnie tup0 . ,,-um iesS(Mied and the flow slackens. On
forth and do your service, upon pain left-there, as he figured, m time to the other hand at ,ow tWe ln-the oeeaa
and peril that shall rail thereon." reach I'lattsmoutn oeiore mo pons the moon's pull is relaxed and the earth
Then the solicitor chops in halves two closed. The home run was made with settles back, and by producing greater
fagots, one with a hatchet and the horses on the dead ran, but when he pressure on the water-bearing strata
otner witn a hiuhook. Afterwards arrived hero, the election was all over. down below squeezes the water up ex
comes tne summons to the tpna. His watch was about five minutes slow actly as you might squeeze a sponge!
etc., ot a certain tenement with, a 1 , tU . , . . . . . .
t L s . . . and that fact cost him his voto
forge, in the Strand, and the pay-1 .
ment of six horseshoes, with sixty-one I Used By British Soldiers in Africa.
shoe nails, by the solicitor. This
Capt. C. G. Dennison is well known
forge has long ceased to be. and the all over Africa a3 commander of the
same shoes and nails are used year ,,,,, .,.., Ko fo m:, ,ui
(ialishe. Under date of Nov. 4, 1S97,
after year, the shoes bDing at least
two centuries old. New York Tribune
.
fh Babj'a Hands.
When the flaunel bands are no long
er worn the babe should hav a knit
ted band of saxony wool. nese are
The ThKMy Yankee.
The Kennebec Journal tells of a man
who catches seals, cuts off the noses
and gets the $1 bounty ofTeied by the
state of Maine, after which he collects
the tails and hies himself to Massa-
from Vryburg, Bechuanalanc", - he chusetts, where he collects .the bounty
writes: "Before starting on the last! offered for the tail of every seal caught
campaign 1 bought a quantity of In Massachusetts waters. inen ne
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and returns to the pine tree state to work
the skin into gloves, hats, pocketbooks,
etc.
Diarrhoea Remedy, which I used my
knitted round and fully we'' inches 8el1 wnen trouDlea Wlln oowei com-
in length. .They are sea-.je t-o and plain t, and had given to my men, and
two for elasticity and have r.iA-2 knit- Mn every case it proved most benefi
ted straps one and one-eighth inthes cial." For sale by all druggists.
wide over tne snouiaers. and a strap
one and a half inches Wide and tWO I Notice to Can County, Nebraska.
inches long sewed to the centre of the All members of the United Mutual lasting and has a refreshing odor equal
front at the bottom. The riianei- la Hail asrociation aro called to meet, in I to that of lavender. It can he hougnt
pinned to this strap, thus insuring a Plattsraouth on Saturday, November or visitors to Canada in summer can
In the' Linen Tre.
Braids of sweet grass made the full
length of the grass are excellent for
linen closets. The spicy swpetness is
thickness of wool over the baby's 11, at 2 o'clock p. m. J. P. Fal.tei:.
stomach and bowels all of the time.
Twenty-nve cents wonn or Saxony Snaka Escapes from Its Case.
wool will knit two hands. One nun- There was recently much excitement
dred and fifty stitches cast on will at Ashton-under-Lyne, England,
make the bands large enough to last through the escapade of a huge boa
an ordinary child until it is a year . constrictor at the Trivoli theater. A
old. local conjurer entered the theater in
semi-darkness and the snake, which
pick it for themselves, which is most
satisfactory. A braid of sweet grass
makes a pretty and pleasant remem
brance for friends at home.
Foil Sale ok Rent Store room
had by some means" escaped from its
ana aweuing combined, Axct ieet, casef bounded at him. The man at
known .9 the T. . Davis store, in once shot out of the room, the reptile
Murray. Inquire of J. "W. Edmunds, upsetting chairs, bottles, and glasses
Murray, Neb. . In ItSpursuit. Subsequently the con
Charcoal
Kept on hand at Fgenberger &
Troop's feed store. Charcoal is the
bulk of all hog cholera remeJi63,
,which sell at ten times the price of
charcoal.
Lost A ladies' gold watch. lias a
shell case, and a small chain attached.
strictor was secured by Its owner, who Case No. 2,71 0; works No. 1.939.7S5;
For S le Brick houie with tarn happened to beat hand. Its conduct I Waltham works. Finder will be re-
and three lot9 in Merceryllle. Cbeap is said to have been owing to the fact warded by leaving same at this office.
forcah. f that its fsedlng had been overlooked. Mrs. Tom Barnum, Union, Neb.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
Legal Notice.
In the district court of.. Cass county, Nebraska.
Walt M. yeelv. IMaintiti. 1
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J. L. Uoldsberry & Son, J. I..
(old.sberry, tirst name un-
known, Charles C CJoUls- ;
berry, K. C I'eacock. tirst
name unknown, and the !
Western Land & Cattle Co,
Limited, of London, Eng..
Defendants. J
To the above named defendants:
You and each of you are hereby notified that
upon the li'th day of October. A. I. 1 !!, the
above plaintiff tiled his petition in the district
court ol C ass County, Nebraska, against said de
fendants to recover the sum of thirteen hundred
thirty-eight dollars ninety-three and eighty-one
hundreds cents (f 1S58.S:J Nl-100) as commissions
for procuring a purchaser for all real estate in
Texas county, Missouri, belonging to the West
ern Land ec wattle uo , Limited ol London,
Lngland, upon a contract with plaintirt.
That plaintiff tiled his affidavits lor attach
ment and garnishment in said action and has at
tached the moneys and properties ol said de
fendants in the hands of Henry K. Gerine and J
1111am v- woatcs.
You are required to answer plaintiff's petition
on or before December 11, 1!, or said petition
win lie taken as true.
Dated ( Ictober L't, 1S;9.
Walt M. Sef.lv.
IJy his Attorneys, Byron Clark and C. A. Kawls.
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We are ready, willing and
ablo to supply tho wants
of tho school children on
Shoes. Tha latest popular
styles, the best woaring
material, the pocket-fitting
prices.' Wo give a
MOCKING BIRD
FREE
with every pair of
shoes.
school
North Side Main Street.
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NATIONAL BANK
OK l'LATTSMOUTH, N K II.
PAID UP CAPITAL.
$50,000
Offers the very best facilities lm the
prompt transaction ol
Legitimate Banking Business.
STOCKS, bondi, gold, Korernrnent nnd IochI
eourltlea Dought and sold. Dnunslta re
ceived and Interest allowed on the cerlfl
catea. Drafts drawn, available In any
part of the D. S. and all the principle
towna of Europe. Uolleotlorm made and
promptly remitted. Hlchent market
price paid for county warrant!, atata
and oounty bonds.
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DIRECTORS:
N. Dovey. D. Hawksworth S. Waiigh
K. E. White, G. E. Dovoy.
Geo. E. Dovey, Pres., S. Waugh. Cashier.
H. N. Dovav, Asst. Cashier.
Always use
. COCOA
PURE! HEALTHFUL !!
W . .1. WHITE,
DEALKK IN
HARD I COAL I SOFT.
leave orders at P. S. White's
Store or at Urick and Terra
Cotta works.
Probate Notice.
In County Court, Cass county, Nebraska.
In the matter ol the estate of Sarah M.
YYinslow. deceased:
Kate W. Davis. lenDie T. Howard. Henrv A.
Winslow. and all other persons interested in said
matter, are hereby notitied that on the 2tth day
of October, lx'.9, Kate W. Davis tiled a peti
tion iu said court, alleging, anions other thincs.
that Sarah M. Winslow died on the 21st day ol
August, 18S9. leaving no last will and testament,
and possessed ol real and personal estate, and
that the above-named constitute all the persons
interesteu in tne estate 01 saia deceased, and
raying for administration thereof. Vou are
erebv notitied that if vou fail to appear before
said court on the 20th day of November. 1WS.
at 6 o'clock a. m.. and contest said petition, the
court will appoiut Stepxicn A. Davis, or some
other suitable person, administrator, and proceed J Invite our friends to look It over
to a settlement 01 saia estate. 1 . , , ,, .
Witness mv hand and the sea of sa d court "aoe'lTor 10 Piue you. vaii nnu see
at Flattsniouth, Nebraska, this 31st day of Oc
tober. isw. George M . Spurlock,
SEAL County Judge.
First publication Oct. 31.
Sd tin fa 'lio )i Giia) -a )itcc(f.
Neb. Tel. 71.
FURNITURE
AND UN DERTAKINC
House Furnishings.
STOVES, RANGES.
J TIME TABLE
PL ATT8 MOUTH, NEB.
Lincoln
Omaha
Helena
Portland
San Francisco
All points west.
Chlcagro
St. Joseph
Kansas City
St. Louis and all
points East and
South.
Our stock Is complete in all Hues and
We will
US.
Probate Notice.
In die County Court of Cass County, Nebraska.
Iu the matter of the guardianship of Maggie
l.arsen, leeblcminded.
To Maggie Larsen and all other persons in
crested: Take notice, that the guardian h;is
tiled herein his report and account from Decem
ber -C'th, 1MM. to October 1st. 1&!, showing a
balance in his hands of $?7S.92 in Cash, and a
note lor lt'J.H). The guardian has also hied his
petition praying that his said accounts may be
examined, approved and allowed, and that the
court has tixed November ltth. 1MS. at 2 o'clock
p. 111., as the time for hearing said petition and
Ur CX.11111U111K 11IC VI KUdlUldllMllU, HUH
that if you fail to appear at said hearing, the
court will grant the prayer of said petition, settle
:he accounts ot guardianship and make such
ther and further orders and allowances as to the
ourt may seem just and equitable in the prem-
ses.
Witness my hand and the seal of said court
t 1'lattsmouth, Nebraska, this 'Jlth day of c-
ober. A. D. IsW.
GEORGE M. SPCRLOCK.
(Seal) County Judge. -
STREIGHT 0 STREIGHT,
(Successors to Beery Roeok. )
PLATTSMOUTH, NEB
Probate Notice.
In County Court of Cass county, Nebraska.
In the matter of the guardianship of Percy ,
Kathenne. Same 11. and Marjorie Agnew,
minor heirs of William J Agnew, deceased.
To Percy W.. Katheriue. Sailie M. and Mar
jorie Agnew, and all other persons interested in
said niarter, are hereby notitied that on the 10th
day o'f October, 1W, S. A. Davis hied a petition
in said county court praying that his account as
guardian of said minor heirs ol William J. Ag
new. deceased, filed in said cause, be approved
and allowed, and that be and his bondsman be
ischareed from anv and all further liability on
account of said guardianship, and that he be
lischarged as guardian ot said minors, and some
uitable person be appointed in his place as
guardian: and that If yon fall to appear before
aid court on tne l"tn day 01 isoveniDer, A. u.
li9. at 10 o'clock. A. M.. and contest said pcti-
n. the court may grant the prayer ot said pe
tion and make such other and further orders.
allowances and decrees as to this court may seem
proper, to the end that all matters pertaining to
said guardianship of S. A. Davis may be finally
settled and determined.
Witness mv hand and the seal of said court
at Plattsmouth. Nebraska, this the 17th day of
October, A. D. lsW.
OEORGE M . SrCRLOCK.
(Seal) County Judge.
First publicationOct. 1". 1859.
Plattsmouth Coal Yard
IS THK PLACE TO BUY
HARD COAL,
CANON CITY,
SOFT COAL
ALL GRADES OF KOOD.
Bay, Corn, Oats and all Kinds of Peed
Constantly on Hand.
EGENBERGER 5 TROOP.
THIRD AND MAIN-STS.
ED. FITZGEKAIjD
Has new stock, new rigs and
ia prepared better than ever
to take caro of
ft General Liveru Business
Quick trips made to all parts of the
county. Low prices and court
eous treatment assured.
STABLES SIXTH AND TINE STSM
riAttmotith, SfbraJkiu
TRAINS LIAVI A, FOLLOWS I
No 1. Den ver express 2:4H am
No fi. Chicago express 7:12 am
No 20. Local express, daily, St Joe,
Kansas, tit Louis, all poluttt
south ; "J'l am
No 4. Local exo, dally, Burlington
Chicago, all points east 10;:ii am
Sundays take No . 20 ( 10 a in )
No Local exp, daily, except Hun
day, Pacific Junction 11 25 prn
No30. Freight, daily exoeptSunday
i-auiuc junction 2;IQ ulu
No 26. Vestlbuled exp, dally, Bur
lington, Chicago and all
points eaat. Through train for
v. . St. Louis and St. Soe 5:'7 pn.
No 12. Local exp, dally. St Joe. Kan
sas City. St Louis. G'hlemico
all points east and south.. 8ii pm
No 19. Local exp. dally.Ouiaha. Lin
coln, Den ver and interme
diate stations .' 7 :i'J urn
No 27. Local exp, dally. Omaha 10 47 am
No 2S. Local freight, a ally, ex Hun
day, Cedar Creetf. Louitt
vllle. South Hena 7 1:.' am
No 7. Fast mail, dally, Omaha and
Lincoln 217 um
No 3. Vestlbuled exp, dally, Den
ver and all points In Colo
rado, Utah and California,
Grand Island, Black Hills,
Montana and Pacific N. W pm
No 9. Local exp. dallvexcept Sun
day. Louisville. Aahland,
Wahoo, Schuyler 3 .VI um
No 11. Local exp, dally except Sun
e, . daJOmaha and Llnooln.. 6 00 pm
Sleeping;, dining and reclining rt.u i
(seata rree) on through tralna. Tickets eold
and baggage oheclced to any point In the
For Information, time tables. r n. n And
tickets call or write to
W. L. PICKETT. Agent,
Pllttlmnnth
J. FRANCES. Gen. Paae. Ant.. '
Omaha. Neb.
M. P. T1.MK C'AKI.
TKAIW8 OOINO WORTH,
No. 1..
No.9
No. 121, local frelKbt
TRAINS OOINO SOUTH .
No. 2
No. 122. local freight
No. 10
.t:5 , ui
. .1L51 am
...4.01 p.m
. 10:4:j p m
. 7:&i a rn
4:04 Din
Arrival and Departure of Mail.
ARRIVAL.
70 a. m. Omaha and North. South on M P
7:34 " West, Eat and South on Burlington.
7.40 " Omaha, West on U. P.
10:26 " Lincoln and local to Omaha.
105 " Schuyler. Kast on N. V.
ll-M " St. Lou's. South on M. P.
2:20 p. m East on B. & M.. North on St. Paul
3C S. U.
4.-04 " Omaha, East on C. M. St. Paul and
K. L. also W est on R. I.
5:00 " Omaha. West and South on B. & M.
DEPARTURF.
':10 a. m Omaha. West on R. I. and Burlington,
:20 south on Burlington.
10:05 " East on Burlington.
li;w " Omaha. North on M. P.. West on
Elkhorn. North on St M At i
2.-00 p. m Omaha. West on B. & M. and U. P..
North on St. P. & S. C. East on K.
1..N. W.. and C. M. & t. P., South
on W abash.
3:30 South on M. P.
3:40 " West on Burlington. South on tub
branch M. P. &chuvlr.
4:30 ' Omaha, East on Burline-ton. West on
R. I.
8.-00 South on M. P., West M. P. to Lin
coln. North on M. P. via Louisville,
Omaha. Et and South on Bur
HnrteB, West on Burlington west
ol flattings.