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TEMPERANCE COLUMN j
LODaErjXJ;l2CT01tY : . j ,
C. W.'c. T., ReT. J. W. Tuggart, Nebrabka City j
ti W. Ooanseii-rJ.skimier.--Um.iL;
O.W. V T-t-Mi-IdJT, Usiaha;'
G WiS J.'tlrti,Bclitf ue;
ti. W. T 5. Bristol, Omaha.
OUT IRAXCIT, NO. 2, Ft-ATTSMOCTH : i
Regalarmeeilajs ery TueitJay evening. TriVeling j
W BAXTER WINDHOI, V. C,T
THOS.W. SHRYOCK, LoJ;e I'fputy.
Correspondence for this col-iraa uui be written
plain and rrauimaucay with, ink, uuJ on. cue, cite
only of wl!Tepapt. Lel'ttem t,e short .aci to the
TIe Fashionable (r) Drunkard
Brilliaal-ligL.. ay.. .xnJsic..,. merry
company ; "the 'glitter of wealth, the
paraphanalia of fashion, a:id the .right
sparkling wine. Rich viands load the
sumptuous laLle, toasts are given.giass
es rtU.le and more than one hand
trrnvvs u nsu.adv. .i.or;. ibau one voice
O - . j ' : i
boisterous in its mirth. Tiii.e speeds
on merrily ; the morning hours ooi in
on flushed cheeks, audunsieady steps,
acc-the gay, fashionable wine drinker
bears the, hand of intemperance en him
as plainly aa theiniserable, degraded
drunkard in'lhat mean city hoel. He
ttanda upon the same precipice, the same
gulf yawns beneath, aud -yet he wou'.d
epurn that low miserable Leicg frc..i
sight, -fet doubtful it is which will be
first cnzulfed in ihi rihtft-l abjss.
The fashionable wine drinker Ah, he
is a gay good fellow, with open hand
and . purse,. a r.ob.e-hearted being !
Fashionable young men cau visit bill
iard halls, where the poison is dealt,
ani still bo defended by would-te Min
isters and Christians. IiJttbe loiterer
around the whisky den, is a low de
graded being, and inut soon be an in
mate Ci aa Aims house, or perhaps be
found, era long dtad by the roaJaide.
Ah.it makes avail difference in the eyes
of the world by what road and in what
guise a man travels. Short-sighted
mortal, they see not the end thereof, j I
and that they both leal to the same j
darfva'.ey." ' Sadie.
Platumouth, Nor. 13, 1SGS.
TIIllEi; JOLLY I1LUA.S.
Three jolly husbands out iu the
country, by the names of Tim Wataou, j
Joe crown and Bill Walker, tat oni
erening drinking at a village tavern,
until. Leiug pretty Well corned, they
agreed lb', each one uc returning
home, ihDuld'do the first thii;j that hi
wife told him, ia default of uhiih he
fchould next morning pay the bills.
They then separated tor the night, en
gaging to uieet again next morning, and
give u honest count of the jruceed
ingd at home, as far as they rclutod ta
ibe bill. The next morning AVuIker
and Brown were early at their posts ;
but it was sometime before Watson
made his appearance. Wilker beeau
first:
' "You see, when I entered my house
the candle was out, and the fire gave a
glimmering light. I came near wail
ing accidentally into a pot cf baiter that
the pancakes were to be made of in the
morning. My wife, who was dread
fully out of Lumor of sitting up so late,
aid to me sarcastically, 'Bull, put your
foot in tLe batter 1' 'Just as you say,
Maggie,' said I, and without the lea-t
hesitation, I put my foot into the pot of
batter, and then went to bed."
.Next Joe Brown told nis story :
"My wife had already retired into
our usual sleeping room, which adjoins
the kitchen, and the door of whkh was
ajar. Not being able to navigate per
fectly, you know, 1 made a dreadful
clattering among the kitchen furniture,
my wife, in no very pleaiam tone
bawled out: 'Dj break the purridge
pot, Joe ' No too tier said than dune ;
I seized hold of the bail of the pot.aiid
striking it against the chimney, brok
,t in Aiir.J-tJ rs;. Aft.. t.;. ....
W C UUiiUiCU LyieUa. ill IT1 till. r,i
piuii a. i emeu iu ici, uju u a tjr.ii.u
lecture nil night for my pains.'
It was now Tim Watson's turn to
give an account of himself, which he
did with a very lcng face as follows:
"My wife gave me the mo-t unlucky
. command in the world, for I was blun
dering up stairs in the dark when she
cried out, 'Do break your rotten neck,
do, Tim." '
"I'll be cursed if I do." said I, ;is I
gathered myself up. "I'll sooner pay
the bill." And so, landlord, here's the
cash for you. And this is the last time
I'll ever risk five dollars on the com
mand of my wife."
Put Her Foot ix It. Yesterday a
thirsty female bovine attempted to
quench her thirst from the Missouri
river near the pier at the ufp-. r landing,
and was surprised to find herself with
out any visible means of support, the
quicksands having entirely swallowed
her walking apparatus. With ihe aid
of some twenty sympathizing friend
she was, after a deal of tugging and
some swearing, extricated and put ou
terra firma. Tipplers will interpret
this us a solemn warning to the drink
era of water. Union.
Bismarck'o dethroning of German
Princes a couple of yeais ago has in
creased the orirau grinding force of
Paris. These effete sprouts of royaky
bare at last found their level.
The Prioce Louis, of Hesse, husband
of Victoria' second daughter, Alice,
has become jealous and talks ot ap
plying for a divorce,
Jame&Bjchanan's homestead, Wheat
land, sold for one hundred and thirty
three dollars per acre, and the stock of
old rye the old man left undrank at
twelue hundred dollars.
When does a criminal resemble an
old book When he is bound orer.
U. C. UCOM, J. t. LiOOM, tVEHIOS DOOM.
x o o m:, bko & go.
XORTI1 SIDE OI'JE'JIX STREET, A'LJR THE CO LTl T 110 USE,
. ; Dealers io
Dry-Goods.
Hats, Caps,
.Boots,
Glass w a re,
Queensware,
Nails, fcc.,
All of which we are prepared 'to
west of the Missouri River.
We wou'd especially call the
stock of
FARM IMPLEMENTS,'
Consisting in part of
. Threshing Machines,
Reapers and Mowers,
Sulky and Revolving Rakes,
: Plows of all kinds,
C u 1 t i v a t o r s', .
Drills, t&c.
lie Warrant every Jlavhtnc We Sell.
Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere
DGORrl, BR & CO
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IiitrHifgton lirittgc finished
Burlington h Ii2SGUii:
U i v er,
CHICAGO, ULMILI GTo.
& UUINXV
EAILEOADS
l,r-e'it to the Public ihe most d.rr t, ur- ud j
OHIO. ILLINOIS. INDIAN A j
rENNSVLV AMA iM.u iu;t;.
AND NEW ENGLAND.
lisSg'.Tt have th fli' 'c i-f the various routes
" cent'-rint; iu ChiC3go.
lli-ge Clucked thruuz'i tlHurnici.
11 A t i: s
luvai iubly a.- lw a 1 " o Ii-'r Koate
t K"y yo'll Coup nTUScts
AT ' OTTUMWA via
BURLINGTON-
pullman's i:i.l;ant -lelimnt. cms
ON ALL NtOllT TRAINS.
a. e. ToizALiN, c. e terkins.
(jeu. To t Jt I'i.V A;t Sa;ri:it..-i..l'-ti
O. C. MORTON.
Ucu'i FrtiUt .L -itir.
niHCAGO&NOllTII WESTERN
1
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RAILWAY.
Grand Consolidaccd Iiino!
SHORTEST er.vl U()ST EXPSKD :
TIOVS ROUTE '1 O j
TOI.'lS ' J-.ASI k i
SOUTH.
Trains leave - the Depot, at f
Council 13!ulls,
In c nu?i-tion with tri;iiis on the Council LtlatTa nl
rt-"o.-ph Kailrnal, a follows:
(C'ouucil lilufis tinif)
Express at 11.00 a." in , t-ste. t ua.lay.
Mail at C-55 p. t:i,, " Batardayi.
arriving In Chicago at 1 p m. and 5 a. iu., unikin
cIihc connections witli tb" Michigan Ceuiral. Miu!:
U'm South, rn, 1'ittsbon:. Fort Wayne and CliicaK ,
Chicago and Ginl i.aletu. Cliicigo and Alton, II-in..i-,
I'mtral, and all ,tb"r Kasturn and Southern
Itllll'oadj, for
Tul-do, Clc.idanJ,
Jjtirui', Dunkirk,
Ui'!t'do, SusbrUz",
A'baay, Maltreat,
(I f ':, Spri xfi Id,
Worcester, ll'istuii,
NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA,
riTISBURCH, HAnP.ISBVr.CII, DALTIMuliF,
W-liinet.'D,
Cincinuat i,
Cairo,
Whreitnj,',
Louisville,
M"uijihis,
Colaiubu?,
Kt. l.OiliS,
NEW ORLEANS,
Saviny Time, and Seeuriuj Con.J.irt anit
Hi'fcty.
n.ts'i-'ase CLeck'd Thronfr'. to al! principal point
and uo extra charge for transfer tnriuli L'bic ijjo.
Fa-eeners have cb"ice of routes Chica-o,
eDjoyiDa; all the modern improrciucnt ia uto on
tirtit-class railways.
Superior Arranged 'Sleeping Cars on
all W Trains!
Paenjrers for any poiiut. E tst or S m'h, al
th nuelve of the 111.1DV :.d vauiam-s ueTrr -j by this
Cotiipsuy, houJ Ii jiarticiar to tk lor, iii.U ei.
lh.il their tidu-Uread;
"VIA CHICAGO. t- XORTII-WESTER2T
HAIf.M'A 1."
4iA ropy of the IltHAiu will l e fonnl on file
at the office of the Cuic.1-0 0i if jnLu ioii.rii IIj.Iu ay
l!roJway, Sew Yj:.
G. I.. lU.M.Al', Ctu'l Sup'i-
'mmMl FANCY ARTICLE?
I t- :'- w ,'i",v tt'tcW- -
t . F. 1 aIRIcE. Gea i I 1 jtut
Groceries,
Notions,
Shoes,
sell as low a any House
attention of the public to our
JEWELRY STORE
i The Kal-cr:l.-r ha v imr ;t:rvlat u tl. II' il Stoie
r ;n-rtn:l y nf rm tin' c it.'.". t,t t'.n'-iuiii a
WATv II. CLOCK AND
JEWELRY REPAIRING
I ii trie iit-.-i i iiir.ijr. - rvi woi:nl l-o h i; j y trv,- 1.
t -v .:-: -iii-jT t - : .y I.j.
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.tt-.f iuf:rri.t .::tK i.u u-.
j Life Iiiiir aiic e C omp a'y
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tiruauivay, .ew-ioiii.
CYRUS CURTISS, President.
j
! Cas'i A asptts.
81, 000. 000
i
Ki.tirc prufits diviI"d amooj tlie llicy HoMr.
lA.liti n.iifjrf.-itaMe. after tsn animal me- t
r i v ; I n ' ! on tlu C iuuiMiti.m VJan. r'ii') ari'.u;t!
.y I": i in tl.ttM .f policy, ami in ca-e tli' lriiiy:m a -e
I at 'l H.pU't to Kt' p the icur.ine in ee.
LIFE POLICICS SELF-SUSTAlNIX(i
In from 13 to 20 ar. accordins to age.
Thim-,,nipui,j-i--un .o:ic-e' o;. all Hip aprove:l
plans of ln.uTHiicf, and ot!Vr every injucenieutcun-
bint.Tit with -iolveney.
For particular apy!y to the undersigned.
For Autul to
1MCL k ?.IA?nX. nen'ntl Asentu, j
10 I. a lie Mr- .-t. l'hicat;j.
RL'ND A I.YM aN, A u.-iii Council Hiutf,.
Dr. U. Ji. L1V1NOSTON, Jli J. txaiuiuer.
till f latt!raouth. Neb.
18C8. 1808.
North Elissouri
' RAILROAD LINE,
TO SAIEMT LOUIS.
Two Daily Trains.
KOril Pat y Trains ,( the Il.m - ibal 8t St. J ..sej.h
Railroad fn.iii ihe west make cloe Connection at
uacon Oily Willi the above line, nrrivimr .n M
Loiiia and coiitectin cireci, y vt ith all uiumiDj and
afternoon trains out of St, Lou-, for
NW lOlE, . rHILAlKl'HlIA.
liixTo.v, Wai -ii.NGTus City,
liALTIMOr.K, II ARK l-tll KI.H,
l'lTTaBVUmt, C'LV.M U V,
i)AVTS. ClNCINSATTI,
I N I) ! A S A P Ol T9, C H If At. ' .
LOI'ICVILLE, AbHVIUn,
And alPPoints East North or South-
Tl.e only direct and legitimate route from the
West to St. Luuis the Kast.
Time, to the Eastern cities as Q LTCJCas
can le made bj am route, with
LESS CHsl.VaES.
Tu-Ve?-via the ah.ive line can Le preha
Hi-.nnib.il 4 st. Jois;,h titke; tlficej iu :he We.-t.
iS'Pare is Ihs same as by anj other route.
1JAIITON BATES, Pr-'siiietit
.K'UN P. LAIr.r, Geneial uperinten, -ut.
11,11 vVHKtXKK. Un Tiek. t nt.
JVSZPU tiAMUl.K, G-n. ret tit Ag-ut
-- L. M. DUNN.bttA.r.1 weoteru ASe'ct'.
an, C5!v i
I If. KAiav, JKem. St. Joseph.
PIANOS." lVfANOS,
MELODEONS.
COUNCIL BLUITS, I CAVA,.
Dc.i'oriu the celf-hrM-d Saee-l; -t- McC -tuiiiou P-i-hoa, ,
an I o her M U;t--al la. truuieiit-.
E5"AU Iatruasuut w.r-a:.:e:J five year.3
uctCl ly
CITY" 131vlliRY i
AND
CON FKCT ION E II Y,
F. STADELMANN,
BREADi CAKES, FKS, IUA, Ete.,1
Of t?ie le.-l u ility, can 1 i'.ifaintl at a'.l time".
vuuM invi ij e;I f ciai Httei.tio.'i to tne laci I
have fitted ul -iu sc'e!!'nt
ICE CREAM SALOON
i onr.c- tloa it !i ' In? !iii:ry, u iitrie Juu cau t
W !'i;:ir par-if up.ilfd on kQ 'it i t u:-h
ttiyihin in t!:i' I:a of CuLfecUui'T" or 1'j.iuy
Call a u J ?c-'
TLE,
T. K. llA-.-S V.
3. K CUKIt
Tocile, Hanna & Clark,
BANKERS,
Dealers in
KoSit Kijt. Gil nv.d silver
Coiia, Iachaire, U- -and
ottiev tocls.
Diii'osrrs in-: cei vi-D,
J,.d,pecia,2,e,-.ionSi,,11ocul;t,.ioi,!
PLAITS MOUTH, Ii. T.
a:9 .U -Mf
ILLC0X&
SEWING
IBBS
E.
The Cha:t:pioii
iniunis in two
" Its scam is
tronpor ana
les.-i liable to ri than the Lock Stitch."
"Jivfyer Report of Vit Unrnd 1 rtai.
Send for the "Report," and Samples of
work, cuutaiuiiig both kinds ol" stitches on
the same piece ! goods. Atrents wauted.
L. C0SNZLL & CO., Gen'l Agents,
133 Lake St., Chicago.
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THOMAS C. CErXSHAW,
rAt:;i::t v? ant ij.kl..h is
Saddle j j.iid Harness,
niiiDi.r.s, cellars. ( rn mi:
;::!, .v-.vr. I.;-', 1 .-.
M irn Street,
NF. HI! A SKA CITY, - -' T
J. W. Middiettrii & Co ,
BLA.K HOOK .VAM'I'A CTURERS
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3?i,I3SrT EES,
UTKOCR?PHEnSt
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Notarial and Corporate Seals.
IDG LakcStrcet,
CHICAGO, - - 111.
sciTLirs icit
Merchants, I!anKs
Kail Roads and
Public OiKces.
teli-JTyrl
JOBBERS OP
MEN'S ANI) BOYS'
C
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AND
JURI"! IS' 1JKG" n Q Q J3 S '
ss and eo Lake street,
CHICAGO) - ILLINOIS '
Tuttlk. Thuhpsox .t VtTMoitK. f liicar-f..
I; jH
Mil
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Isaac Fe;:.o i Co., IJost'.n, Mas-,
.,
WHITE &
r callus
Drugs, Medicines, Chemical
Toilet Soaps,
Brushes,
Fancy Toilet Articles, Toys, Trusses, Supporter;
Shoulder Braces, (rass and darden Seeds,
for medicinal purposes.
Paint3, Oils, Varnishes and Dye Stull's,
Stationary, Carbon Oil, f.amps, Chimneys,
(.lass and I'ulty, also,
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES.
Green and Dried Fruits.
COINFISCTIOXAKY, &c. c.
H.ivl:nr l,e,n eiieaeed in aeliine Drnci and Groccri-s in t!.; i-;:y f.,r ;.1Nt , v ., i
wants . f tbe i e.i(,le :a out Un.ol trade, and are pr-drr. J wi ll a Uil,- ,t,.i i a ,. .
.in-.ity to suj ply those want- at very lj-.v ,.i.cv. x'b , r'i!
iJAC B VALLERY, JH. HTE1I
' ' I . M R
VALLEHYS & RUFFNER,
Cv .rssors to Stnndc & . wferson.)
j Onr motfo is
EXCEEDINGLY L O W PJR ICES.
j a I G E SALES (fc SMALL PROFITS.
Our s-tock consists in
Dry-Goods and Groceries,
1 pie and Fancy (iood,
Hardware and Qtircnsware;
loots ant! Mioc,
Hats and C';ps-3
An 1 a l.-i r-e stooli i.f
WILLOW U7 inO.YA.VI) XMLS,
And in fuet, evcriytliing that a man wants.
2"G;v? us a fall and we guaranteeyoti entile 5at;...'a'.-tioa.
UA LLER YS & : UIT.YER
&-Agents for the & chut tier IVaon.
j. '. y.v
ir. .vi - v. -
simpson, IHutkeiu
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Receiving. Forwarding and Commission Merchants.
PLATTSMOUTH, NFP.RASKA.
Dealers in
GROCERIES AND PRODUCE,
DOORS, SASH, UI.l)()Y.i;f.LXDS, tit. ASS,
PI.XE AXD COTTOyWOOD LUMRER, SHISO LRS, LATH.
pickets, irrc, ETC.
Hardware,
m m mm r& mm
E. T. DUKE 4fe Co.,
Vho!esa!e and Retail Dealers in
0ARDIV4RE AliRICDLTUfiAlj IHPLEMEMS,
Stoves, Tin, Sheet Iron, Brass, Japaned
AND STAMPED WAKE
STEEL PLOWS
Of all kind and sizes, which we Warrant the be-t ia the market.
' Tin Roofing, Guttters and Spouting done on short notice.
Are'xcIas'veAK"n,8,athisCo"nt7f,,"thealeof
Stewart's C i; 1 e ij rat e (1 C o i ii 1 i nat ion Coal
Ol WoOll Cook StOVO.
Give us a call we will not be undersold Main St., text door east of Masonic
Iock.
BTUTERY,
i:;
all Kinds,
Perfumerv, and
ViM.ruv .. -
- .'. i.-.iy.
. n j;i rjkr:i.
Co,
tc22.7ocDrt; Agents,
II. VBKKLEU,
Ileal -Estate Ageiits,
Oommisnicncrc cf Deeds
AM)
Fire and Lifa Ins, Ag'tF,
PLATTSMOUril, .V. T.
Cf-'.i rti -ii i-r.mu-C.y nUomlwl l-t ui.! I r k. t i, -t :.
at -urrrttt r.iir--of Kx U ii. J-..,. 1 ,n
We . rli tjVi a iiii! H t'.h t,: u,i i ji ft .- .;. . , a.,
t J. :d iiiV.-i t ii-'i. .i -ii.-y I i i.'-z: K-x',-
CLAIM AGENTS.
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Ri:rt:Ri:.ct:s:
Hon. S. II. I.'.l-ri, I) r,- f ry. C. T.
licela K ill.'.'c I'.r, - . I ij N',
V'1-..mi :i ,.r. .v.'i c;-.v.
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Vr. In,, l.e.-. I'.,. -1. iu, M -..c:Ju-c:t.
H Iiiiiimt C!,.e..'-'. I: ,
11 .M M.ivill, C.'ill- STlrjrtl:. lib; .
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I. I.ewi-. A:: 1, 1. 1 : l.m, Hurt'.ii.i, .New yr.
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C O Ji1 1? I 2ST S
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Gahinet - Work !
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llivitj er.lj l--i lit Hi'if '.-i! l".rrni -.n'.
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tie caa turoi-li t!.-n u t i 11. e -iy o si luiuitlire.
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SLACK HAWK
Two 3t'
AVALK 1 N G
CULTIVATOR.
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PLOWS! PLOVS!
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Farming fi isi v.!incci(M,
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riattsuouth. Neb., May Clii, 1"07.
HE HHOUT ALL RAIL LIN!-
LAST
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l'l.ATl.SMOUTH
To 51. Jj-.;ii, where e .no i 1 1 ro in a.) with
Two Daily Ezprcss Trains
Ou the II & St. J..e. It. K , run tii n.n-li frm fcilnt
Joreph t j ijiiiiiry wi'li'ni! chuDc of rar,
CONNECTING AT QUINCV
WLh Clii!o, lni:iiiitt..ii a. (jiiini)-, AI..1 Tol.di
Will i.-h A Ue.tein Ila'.I:..i. In for all loii.tt ta t,
Xor'.U anil South,
For St. Louis
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m:y sli:i:ri(; cars
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