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Ta Take 2Vct June 22 1S70.
STATIONS.
Vlat'sinouth.
Olililh JllUC.
JLuiviiie.
tviuin lieu J.
AsliUni
IA3TW.Kt
TRAIN NOi.
Ar. 1.1 P. M.
Ar-3.45 P. M.
Ar. 3.M P. l.
Ar.'J P. M
Lc. 'i.M P. M
IRA IN NO 4.
Ar. 9.f) A. M.
Ar. ... A. At.
Ar. 7 55 A. M.
Ar. 7.S6 A. M.
Le. A. M.
1'RAl.X NO I.
10.00 a. v.
L. n.-A ?(.
La H.iO A. M.
Lr. ll.J A. M.
Ar. V I.
Tft.UX NO. 3.
Le. 5.00 V. M.
L?. n..V 1. M.
I.e.810 I. l.
L..6.) P.M.
Ax. T.uO P. M.
Plattsmiiratb.
Omaha J uu J.
Lunisvi'ie.
S -utb liend.
Ashland.
B. M R- R-
To Uie elect, Sunday. ?.!; It.
AHitlVS. liEPAKT.
Pacific Expre-5.... 0 W m. 4:-0 p m.
. :J) p. la. . 00 a. m.
Jjixi.'. -I&J'p. n. u. in.
The a'o"Via the time he Omnibuarrire and
iepjtrt to and freui the depot in lUw cily.J
C. B. 4 ST. JOE R. R.
(at TACrC JCSCTIOS IOWA, I
CoISC NORTH. ttOINO BOrTB.
"Mnil nd Enrw :-0 P- I. lV' p- m-
MkU iixk-re Sa. in- 6:o0p. m.
ThL five pis-en ers from Flattsmoath cloe
einnopMon p"in(f S-uth by leaving; her on tu
4,:.cp in. trsin. and clweeoonea-ion wi h traia
i .:i -Nor:a oy leariiij here on lae 7 a. lntroiu
ar" i v ii7AVn "'-1" txi:
JF I'll 13 i.Ti'iiursi
in mls.
EOFTE. CLOSED. AKR1YRS
C. F. A St. Joe R. R. South
C. li. A tt. Joe K. It. North,
t. J- M. R R. Ft.
B. & M. R. K. IV est.
N-,o...ka tsty.by Staff",
V p in. 7-n0 p m
V p. iii. " v ta
9 p in. 7.JO p in
Sam. 4 pin.
Ham 1 p in
ii Hi. 1 pin.
am. it pen.
t D.-prt!., Toe-juy. lour--ij-,
4.S' h-jr. from S in to 8 p m.
.UBdw.. U oO to IjW R JARSJIALlfc p. M -
irvM ifondiy' Daily
Iiie strawberries are selling in our
c;ty'ct 'twenty-five cents a qnurt.
Fox B.w. hive .t.irtel a new tklivery
-wagon, an J now deliver goods tree in any
pirt of the city.
Fitzje-e.a!J's Jare two story houe, on
tbti west hlli w prore-i.-in rapidiy. Ttz.
bclioves irt improvement.
Capt Iloo.er inform.- ns tltat cverv
th'ag U flourishing in Louisville, crop.
look woll, an 1 bu.-ine generally is bri.k
Siaca tlie doath of the Xiea the- Crown
Ti!!.; A'kertLrr take position as fnkr
newspaper of the Stnto.
Ilun. Vt'ui. Daily has been appointed
to take the census in Neuiaha and John
ron counties.
The pcorud of Nebraska City are jire
pariiis for a jrrand Fcurth of J'aly, with
out rt jf aid to party or color.
I.-n't it about time the people of Ne
braska City turned out and repaired the
".Midland" traek again to th-y can have
another cxeurion?
.L Mader, K.s , editor of the Council
B uffs W called at the Herald sanc
tum to-day. Sony we were out. Call
again.
The Tails City Journal in about to dis
pense with the aid of the Chicago part
of the firm, and will hereafter be pub
lished at Louie.
The Supreme Court of the State of
Nebraska convenes at l:neohi on the
first Monday in July. Briefs printed
Dt-atly at the Herald ofiiee.
Our exchanges all over the country arc
cou:pl:iiiiini of dssll times, until we be.ir;n
to Lc'ievo that I'iatt.uiouth i the only
real live p'ae in the wet. Times never
w?re better in Plattniuouth than they are
this .-ca-on.
Jitua.-.ter and Compton seem to be the
only Nebra-k City gentlemen who n
vesed in Lincoln lot at the recent sale.
The former gentleman purchased three
and the latter two lots. Times.
What is the trouble? lias Nebraska
(Tiy ''toured" on Incoln since the latter
city lias become connected with Platts
OO'ith ly telegraph and by railroad?
l":re rras a time wl.n Nebraska City
to:k '"a heap of fctotk" in Lincoln.
Hon. Jos. Arnold, of Salt Crock, r
in th! eity Saturday attending the meet
in? of the Central Committee. lie in
forms ui th it the voting ropu!atioii of
his xec'nct has inre:t-ed fully one third
within the pat year. Ca will tdiow a
luavy injrea-e next lull if the voters only
tura 'juL
'.Ve learn that Capt. K B. Murphy
resigned the offi.-eof Street CoiumU-
sioner, and that the Counuih at their la-t
meeting, appointed Mr. J. Qnaid to till
the vj-tney. l'e!ons liable to pay poll
t- x -.viil do well to read and comply with
h S t.otk-e in anot'.icr coljmn. Quaid
proposes to have things In .-hip iaKj.'
Tltc laying on the shelf of J. Sterling
is a part of th? programme of casting ofi
the "dd shell-." rtscently promulgated
by the Brownville Democrat. Tho new
men are bound to ' run the machine."
Stand from under, the balance of ye "old
shells."
Capt. Murphy is bu-silv engaged in
taking the cen-us. Farmers should Lave
aawer.s pyepared to all the (piotion
"(which have bi'en published in the Ueii
ALD) and leave them at home. It wmi
be no great trouble to them, and will
greatly t;icili,t . the labors of the c;iu.
taker. The "Wizard OT' outfit have beet
nmaing the Miiall boi's in our city ami
taking money from the Mx-Vets of tin
lirger ones for a f-w evem'ngs past.
There is nothing like adverti-iug, an.;
this company advertise by taking a band
of uiusie along with them.
The newspaper m?n of Council B'ufL
and Des Moiaei are making arranaeinonr
t give fitting receptions to the Wi-eoi.
sin Editorial Kxcursion, on their return
i'rom California.
The Omaha I.WaLl of Ia.-t Saturday
Fays: "About G o'clock lat evening,
while the workmen engaged in the build
in of th bridge whUdi ie to span the
Missouri, Wvve ho;.- ting, with a derrick,
one of the largr iron cylinders used in
th? construction of the bridge, the dor
T Lent. ci3? l cd nd froke, and the
miss of iron w,iDt crashing down. ' Two !
of the n:n barely e.-caped instant deah
by Junipirg into thi river, but a third,
rF r.anie we did not learn, was eeri
u.'y hurt by the fulling derrick. '
A man in Indiana, last week, !;-t his
wifa aud family physician on the ssl. e
day. He is now scan hing for their re
mains with a double barrel shot gun,
with the iii'Vntiou of burying them in
the .-aiue grave.
"Change" Hanis, tlw wide-awake lo
cal of the Council Bluffs Iv.eiikig Times.
lias be -n s)eiidin2 the day in our cjr.
He expresses surpri.-? at the rapid st;idcs
made in the Way of improvements in our
city.
l'a'ne & Charlton are anw rta-ly t do
buine:?s in the insurance line ait their
now quarters. They are ' vi le awake
agent", and will furnish g -od inu:a:icc.
See their car 1.
The Omaha IZrpnhliaiii complains that
the county of Douglas has not hor proper
amount of School money, owing to t he
fact that the enum.m'icui was not prop
eily attended to. We believe a fw d:s
tiicts in Cus.s lo-t largely by the same
eau-e. The Superintendent pub!i-hed
the necessary notice iTi the FIkrald,
bnt in one or two of the districts it was
not properly he i io 1.
I'rom Tueirctay't ' aily.
Th-; Democratic State Central Com
mittee of Missouri decided against nomi
nating a State ticket.
Susoa B. Auihoii' lectured at Eat
Sjgin.iw, Mich., a short time sim-e. foi
the benefit of the 'Home fr the Friend
less." She received $2'X) for her servi
ces, and the poor "iriendle-s" received
the munificent sum of ten dollars and
some cent.-!
A would-be sui ide at Cincinnati wa
pulsed c5"th tmck before a coining train
by a railroad man, who warned him
-;int trying to "mas up the engine
in a.iy (aidi way as that."
The (Irani Chapter, R. A. M., con
vicnod in this city yesterday, and held a
hort se-sion :igain this morning. Af:er
tran.-ac!:pg some unimportant business
the ( hap er was called off until 1 p. m.
to IUOiTOW.
Will our city d ids attend imnxt h ittJy
to having fences built each side of the
deep cut on Third street, south of Main
Tf it is not attended to the city may
have heavy damages to pay for a broken
neck or other serious injury tn pcr.-on or
property.
A private note from W. C. Jenks, of
Weeping Water, say-the "town is prow
'nig fine, Lu.-ine-s good, crops fine, and
farmers jubilant over the pro pect."
We un lerst uid that Mr. Cyrus Wood
man, Vice IVesi l"ii; of the li. & M II.
11. Co. in Nebra-ka, ii about to return
to I2.i.sti:i, and will not, probably come
to i'latt.smuulii again for an indefinite
lime, lie t.k charge of aifairs here
nearly one vcar ago, and the road it.-e f
is the be.-t evi.letivj of his thoroughness
as a railroad man. Mr. Woodman will
leave nrsny warm friends in i'latt- mouth,
who have become attached to him for
his many good qualities of head aud
heart.
The track was completed ten miles
above Ah'!:iud la-t Saturday. It will
reach close to Lincoln by the Fourth.
Mr. Bit-hard Justice, of Nebraska
City, was in the city la.-t night, and let";
for Lome on the train this morning. Mr.
Justice is ageot for the Canton, O. io.
Wrought Iron Bridge Co., and visited
our ti.y on business. He offers lif.e.a
in lavements to our city and county au
thoritie.s fir the lir-t bridge, and tlie
compaiiy guarantees entire satisfaction oi
they wiil take the bridge out and make
nochaige fjr it. They do not ask acem
of pay until the woik is completed ex
amined aud accepted. Mr. Justice is
moU aijmi in this State.
We are in receipt of that be.-t of
household publications (Jo ley's lady's
Book. An exehmge says of it: "The
olde-t and bet lady's magazine pub-iu-ihed
on the continent is the Lady's
Book. Tt.is is the fortieth year of it.
publication. Of thai time we have re
ceived it fifteen years continuou.-Iy, and
have never failed to reclve it each nion'L,
and ' :etie;aliy in ad i a nee of all otliei
magazines. There are ce; tain mci its in
i be Lady's B.'ok which de.-erve special
mention: It u.ses no second h;.nd article.-,
steel engravings, wood cats, alius
tration-, or designs. Kveryihing is pre
pared, designed, engraved and elabora
ted expn.stdy for the Book. Eveiythiti.c
is new and original. We have otiih
-een engravings in coma other uiagazin-.-
that th; Lady's Book had pujii-hed be
fore, but have never seen an engraving
or an tiling in it that had appeared in
any oilier maga!..ne."
lied Cloud and Bed Dog, and about
thirty red to "i came we-t thi morning
on the B. & M. expie-s train, on the-.r
way toward sundown, where they will
hereatrer bepieparedfo take white nan'
and whiie women's scilps in the most
approved style of the ;t.
Sidney Thomas, bro:h r t;f the young
mail who was killed at Kat i'lattsmoath.
Suniay, was in the city to-day. ilek-f:
for home this evening, apparently tatis
tied that no one was to blame.
Bemember the dance at the Brook
House this ercnlng, in honor of the
Giand officers of the M atonic fVateinlty.
The Gr?nd Ixulge of Ma-ons has bet a
n session in this city ;-in-e 10 a. m. to
day. Theic are about 75 deleatce in
atteod.;nce.
A gentleman from Nebraska City re
mat ked in our hearing to day tint there
wa- more enterprise in r.'att-niomh than
in all the other cities in the State. We
accept his apology.
Mr. Arro Siith I ff a splendid Caali
flowfr a tle IIf.rald Ollii-i to-day. It
w.-w the fi:ie--t we have seen this sea-on.
lie will have almut a tii-.u-ar. 1 of ih?m
ready for market in a few days. They
are about as niee eating as caa le found.
We publish, to-day, a cotmnomeanoo
from Judga Limb, of Ka-t I'lattsmouib.
r -'afire to the killing of Mr. Wilhrd
Tliomas. last Siin.'ni'. T!ic Kf"triinf
of the Judge com borates our own iu-j
lormation a published yeetorday.
We were shown to-day a very fine j
FLiecimen of coal dug within .-ix miles ui
1 Piatt.-mouth. " The coal was Iii.-t c!;uss
and the only question is wnether it is in
sulficient quantities. The work'of pros
pecting is going ahead, and we shall take
pleasure in reporting -orress.
Among the reprc.-cutativcs in cttend
unee at the inciting of the (Jind Chap
ter and (irand Lo.ige are our old time
friends John Beed, J. W. Moore, C. W.
Seymour, S. S. Harding and
Chaddack, of Ncbra-ka City.
Audi or Oille-pie left for Lincoln yes
torday. He inform- us that free passes
have liecn M'CureJ over the V. i. and the
C. if-11. it St. Joe Bailroads for ad. sol
diers attending the Beuuion at Lincoln
on the Fou: ih.
We undoritand that the contractor for
building f ise bridge aero.,. Salt Creek at
Ashland has failed to come to time.
We learn from the Njbraika City pa
per" that a "horse railroad" is in con
templation there. They are advancing
rapidly. That will be a great improve
ment on the "Midland."
Three mu-i ;ians longing to Robin
son's show broke through the roof of
the lions cage a few diys since, during
the perbrnif.ee, in Missouri, and were
iln-tantly devoured by tho. fcrucioujan
tu als.
from WeJneiJny't Lai-y.
Hessc-r has new po'.atoe in market.
He serve 1 the Herald wi;h a supply of
course. They are re d nieu. Try some.
We wore plea-ed te meet, this morn
me, Mr. Taomai Wed lie, of New York,
who is visiting the Wet, with a view
to locating in bu-iujss. He is a goirle
man of wealth and intelligence, and we
hope he in ly be surSoiently plea ed with
our ciiy to rcuia with us. We ned
just tuch men.
Sometimes dogs have hydrophobia.
There is no scarcity of dogs iu l'iatts
.uouth, aui .o:nc of thcui are better cal
culated for hydrophobia than anything
el-e.
We learn from Mr. Azro Smith that a
very large number of the people of Rock
Bluffs contemplate visiting L'ticoln on
the Fourth of July. They will accom
plish the double purpose of seeing Lin
coln and the country between here and
there, and attending the Soldiers Con- ;
vent Ion.
Johnson's Brass ban 1 has been re or
ganized by the addition of onu or two
now members, and is now ready to fill
calls. The rc-o:gan;z .r.ion mues the
band ahead of anything in the wot.
A new t wn has been laid out at the
old site of Larimer Mill", near the ferry
between this city anl Oai ilu, to be call
ed Li Flatte. It is expected lhat th-!
Omaha anl I'lattsniooth raihoad will
cro.-.s tho I'latte at this point, aud con
nect with this city, for the present via
the track of the li. & M.
Geo. S. Smith bus removed his office
to the County Trea user's ofiice. Smith
ts a wide-awake attorney.
We met ye -terd ty Dr. G. W. Wilkin
son, one of th-j "Oi l Nebraska Fir.t"
sargion . II? Las ree-iv d the n iu;ini
tlon for Beg tier of tbe Dakota Land
OlH-e.
The Nebraska 'iry Timrx boa ts muchly
that seventeen wagons loa led with grain
ar ived in that city one day !at week.
We do not like io see new-papers- boa.-t
of the hu.-iim-ss ii';d advantage, of their
rejKCtivc towns but if the Time calls
that a b'g bu-ine-s we fear it will create
a broad grin upon more than ono coms-ren-ince
in. and around .Viat-tsiiiouth,
where the haadiing of gruia is soaie
thing of a l.u-iii;?:-. There is a per
ceptible ilifi'erenee I etweeti seven tefn
wagnn loads au 1 fifty car ! ads a day.
Let Uihcar tome more about the "great
eraia aiaiket. '
Tlie sale of school lanJsycterd i tvss
rather dull. Very lit competition
among bi l ler.. and oa'y about IMKKi
acres sold mostly to parties who had
settled on tn lands.
TJte -.
W did not have the pleasure of at
tending the d.-mce last evening, given at
iho Brooks Hou-e, but learn that it was
well attended, aud that ail thing" were
dr-i el i-.-. Much credit is due Mr. II.
Newman of the firm of S. Bloom & Co. ,
for his nunriiig ciurgy in seeing to tlie
details of the party, much of thy succe.-s
is attributable to Id: efforts. The mu. lc
was fu.iii bed by Jobn on- String B in I.
and thoe who were preeut pronounced
it the KM liAtid in the State or in the
west.
FU TISK V. EST.
lira, lV-.i:vn, :i.lldrs-n. nud Cuttle.
An "outiii" crossed ihe river a. this
place ye-terday, Louad for Coioittdo,
eoii.-.i.-titig of six ioar-hor.-e teams .-ix-cen
men and a proportionate uuurber of wo
men and th ldrcn, n;.d three li.iii.ired
head af cattle, loo.-try yearling1- and vro
years old. 'i 'hey aie well rigged for the
trip, au 1 have the p.omi. c iVo; G -n.
Augur oi an e.cort through the In-Iran
country.
TIIF. tEITf:XT3A-IY.
ri.t rcatrae:
Let to II au. II. TV.
Ntsnt.
We"ubli-h.sl a f'-w days since, the
plan adopted by the States Prison In
spectors for a Penitenti uy building. The
bids for the erection of the IVntteutiaty
on trJ" plan were opened last Monday,
tbe Pl'h, and Hen. II W. B. Stout, of
II ais wa - found to be the lr.ve.-t bidder.
Tie. bids were a-- follow.- :
Hallowed Parkin- ?33.').(V
McFarlani Co 317,750
Jaisii-on - 315 418
Smith 310,000
Strut t 307.n50
After the contnier wa-- awnrd- il to Mr.
U . . 1 . ,nnT. VI. To : .r a j l f.;l-fn..f"
, , . , i I, I
ne oemg piacuca. o-...,.. , f ()ils u yl ( .rI1:!W,v. Tjjv w q
had chiirgB of prison lalor.at Jou-t for . f,r t Dianufa :iured m Lcni-ou by a Ger
six year J many'in K6o.
j.m iuij.mi '-j m 'J iaji al. jo.,- ir ij-'aj m. ij.
Tro fliii but f -ai! e :e- v. h j ha 1 been
rnm r-'ng the s-r -;et.s of -..M. ci'y for
, 1 !
toe pa-t tw.i
iia;.:, were b.oagh. U ib: e
his Honor) this morning, on coia- l.iot j
of officer Williams, on the charge tlut
they had not been over mo !e-t, an I that
their habits during their brief .-tay did
not tend to improve the morale of society
They were each mulcted in the u-ua! -urn,
and not having the nece-sary fun is were
committed. On arriving at the jail they
began to realize their situation, and of
fered to leave their baggage as security
consisting of two vall-.es containing
dre-ses, perfuu.ery, paints aud other
known and unknown articles, too nume
rous to mention, and on promi-e to im
mediately leave the city their offer wa
accepted. They were then e.-cojted to
the feiry boat, and they will nut be apr
to adorn society with their pie-cnee ven
soon in i'latt.-mouih. As the boat left
the shore they might be heard to mur
mur, "once' I was pure us the snow but
I fell, fell like a snow-flake from heaven
to hell."
E( l'K.Slj TKIP.
1 li rongU to ttif I'.nrt or I lie TriteU t
lU-dacol ICitlcH l.vr Tl.ree ty.
It has been the intention hereiofbre
expressed by the B. & M. R. B. Co. in
Nei.ra-ka, to celebrate the ; enieg d
their load to Lincoln by running trains
at a low rate of fare for a day or two on
their arrival there, an I thus give oar
citizens a eh nice to i-ee for them taw
the thorough manner in which ih.: roa i
is Im'Jt. and its great adaptation to a
la ge freight tra file.
The probable near approach to I.ineo'i;
by the 4th of July, of the tiaek. how
ever, coupled with the de.-ire of the
soldiers throughout the State to have a
re-union at tha point, on th.it day, ha
induced the Com pa ivy to abandon the
above mentioned i ita, and in place, of it
to run such trains on the 21, 4:h and 5 h
of July, thus accommodating, not only
the genera! public, but also the soldier,
and making the occasion one of more
thin ordinary interest to all concerned.
We unde-.?-t-n 1 the p: ice of tickets foi
the round trip, frm 1'lattsmourh to en
of track and return, will be $2; and
from A-hiand to end of track and re
tu;n SI. with4roj)ortiou ite mice for in
termediate stations.
This i a goo 1 of portiiriity for our t it:
zens to emLiHce to see the road a. id LH
t-Oiii, and to partake of the f- tivkie- o-
the day au I the solJi -rs' ie-union.
An Enjinp linns nir lite TrnrTi oa
litn 5Ii-khouri Valley Rnilruail
Tbii .Tl-n injiirecl.
Oa Thursday, as the train whic h leave'
St. Joeph at alxiut 2 o'clock had pio
ceede 1 about ten " miles on her way to
ward Leavenworth, says the L'nrnmervittl.
the tn.ine and three cars suddenly left
the track, the foiuirr precipitating ifs-eh
i i.o a d.ich. The 6i-etnan, nimed HI
Fierce, uud thecn-riiioer, named Manl-.y,
1 .1 I 1 l . 1
were oom sivniny n in e I, out ai tn-
pase liters eeaoed with the cxvuntiou of
a few slight, brui es. The engine wa
completely wrecked, and tlie train was
detained five hou- . Finally the pas
sengers were tran-feired to the up tram,
which ret irne I t. thi place w'.tn tbeo.
No cau-e was assigned for the acci'Ln ,
but there were some indication. tha: the
occurrence was not a together ;ceid.-n:al.
A man who was engaged in p'owiuy
a'.out a hundred yards ofT. made i;--siu
when the accident happened, an--rendered
no assistance. H.f did no
even .stop his plow, or indicate that a de
iiiolinhed rngin and cars were any way
a subject woithy of the lea-t itit-jie-t,
'ihe passengers exprcs-od a desire t.
li:ig the plod Lug pkwm.in.
AVK.M'r...
The memorial of our citizens to the
City Council has obtained a va-t number
of signers praying that an avenue L
opened from the junction of 7ih and
1'earl streets, to the town limits in a
southwesterly direction. We cannot see
how our authorities can do better than to
grant tie prayer of the petitioner!.
This avenue will do away with the in
terminable repair of numerous bridge
which would have to be constructed ii
the avi tmc was uotopenea so as to afford
cros-ings of the. southwest run. The
grade is a natural one all tho way an 1 tbe
eost of opening it will be only a srifl.
compared wiih the eutt ng of the oU
cross streets. We hope our Council w 1
act judiciously on this matter and haw.
the avenue opened as : o-m a - po-it Ie.
l)f!lF.(T U'.OH IIIl.VA.
Ars-lval of lite t Irm (iiMtnUrm-ti t oi
41 eitinlM.
The Silver Bow arrived at our city at
2:i0 this p. m. with one hundred and
fifty Celestial!, aboard, Loand for Loui
siana, to work on a plantation. A lane
crowd of ciiizen. flocked a! ord to look
;poa the olive .kinned. high-, h 'ek
boucd, ii!ir,!nl eyed, club f ed herd
jeingthe first that many of our Pla'.ts
n;ou h folks ever saw. Look ng upon
them and iiowmg tneir destination, we
eoal'l not but a k oursclf ih- question,
which yet remain ! to be answered,
whether or not these people are to be
su jccttd to a servitude in this count y
only epullel by thai from which the
African run ha jmt been r lsa-ed. 1-.
is a question now before the people, and
ehouid be met squn-ely.
The ('liainpion.
lEy Te.frir.niiJ
Sphinofif.i.d, Oiiio, June 14. 1870.
To M Tlx Kick, Piattsmouth Ne". :
At a Field Trial of It apers :.n I
Mower., at Sharonv'be. Houiitou ('o.
Oi.io. June 3d, the couiitd tee un m
m u ly aw tided the Fir t I'.emiuoi t..
the Champion in competition, wi'h the
Wood and Clipper.
Amms WniTrxv" F:e.-."t.
tlr. Ten Kick un'oibd a etu- of
Ckampion : yesterday, abo a car of "dns
siion Thresher. deiwlt
Stt-e; ive-ile- nst ri: ;nt' I a:.-;!- r.d
u-mu ij ---
'- ft'.x- r :
it :; irt.it
I. '..;.- ..I. ! . S-
J 3
r-.t-i
The work of riprapiug the west LuuU
of the Mivouri river at this piaco has
been decided upon by Chief llngineer
Doane, and tlie labor conuui need. '1 he
first ihing to le done is the driving of a
row of piles eighty feet apart, fiom the
upper .anding. near Rip.plcs Brewery,
to oppo-ite Main street. Then com
mences the woik of filling in the rock,
which will be brought down the road on
cars and up from Rocky Point on barge.
i he lock u.e now being brought from tho
line of the road, and woik will commence
at Rocky Point a soon as the new boat
arrives which has been ordered for that,
e pecial purpo-e This woik is of greater
magnitude than most pe pie won d Mip
po e. An bun. lied car loads w.H h:ud:V
make a showing. It is the greatett
woik ever attempted on the Missouri ex
cept, pet haps, the bridging of the
stream at Omaha, and that proved a
failure.
DEATH FKltI I'OIS
Tna 'hlllrvu :nl by Catlii
lt-rrlH.
Two b?;.e boy--, one a son of Mr. G. j
G .O-- and the other a son Mr G.oftiej
Iu-.k. each a-cd a' out six years, were j
ou- in tire, woods near Mr. Goo,l liou. j
:a.st Wedncs-lay, 15:h, and eat some of
t'nos? little bl tck, poi on berries which j
rs emb'e grape . Mr. G.ios' iittle bey
was tak-u vio.. nt'y ill about tailu gnt,
an 1 died about 5 o'clock la-t evening.
Medical aid wa procured early in the
11. a I"-.
morning yesteru ay, nut too ia'e o ie:..-e
'he iittle ulTercr. Mr. Buck's little boy
bank a quantity of sweet mi.k immedi
ately after rctu.nlng from the wools,
which is supposed to have been the means
of aving his life.
T!i::or;ii i ii tiix;F.
nuls Killed .nl f liver Injurc.-I.
As a team belonging to Mr. Sheridan,
i ra-ooa I c:ti!r.ietor, wa-; beirii: driven
Piaitsmnuth, ye-t-rday, it broke
lugh a bridge at the m mth f CaJaban
o
hro
.'reek, in the western pi:t of th!.- c em- j RM? inuit'ti over him and no blame at
y. the te-au. wagon anl driver, faiii.ig i ach-d to unyof the R. II. caiployces lor
depth of nehi:i- twentv Kef. (.,.; th" s rib nr.
of the mules valued at ?..';;) , waki'le,i-
la-bed up. and the driver
va- con-i le. a -ly itijir-ed. We a;: lor
tand Mr. Siseiidan ba- couiuieoeed suit
.i'ain-rt he c-iunrv for d iiiarrc-s
Tniltt'TE OF KSIi:tT.
Hall ok Oi.
DI.IVE Rkancii i.oihse, )
io. 2. 1. ( dp (J. T.
Ju!ie21-t. 1870 j
N
At the rega'ar ineetiuz of (J.ive
liranch L.d-e, No. 2. I. O. G. T., held
lime 2lf, the following preamble and
esotutious wen; uiia:iiiuou-Iy adopted :
WnEitKxs, Olive Branch Lo lee, No.
2, has sustained an irreparable loss in
be death of our beloved brother anl
iodge Deputy, F. M. Lon da c; anl the
ooHiimii y at large ha !o-t an esteemed
in 1 revered mem', or of srw-ier-; and
VHKUKAS, lie was kuo.vu as a kind
ii i i)t;iievo'ei;t man, Lone.-t and ujir igiit;
ih- el'oie. inx it
II -o'tvti, Toat we b-w w hsubmi- i n
o th . decree of an Allw;-e a-i I uurei
ul(iid, anl knowing that "tie do; th
: 1 things well." we have the con .-.olina
tope that our friend an 1 brother, hav
i G.le I his ui-s:oa on earth, re-tsf.om
lis labor, and ha-gori - to his reward.
AY-'' :, 'lh:l wa deeply n-.ou -n tbe
iss of ur brother, and fee! that a iuid
ereat'-d In our midst which cannot be
,; e i.
.Vvoi f,r. That we deeply symp ithiz
.vi-Ii ili.e b.-ieave.l widow aril '.elative- ;
ut tiei rh.it ih ir io s i Id train.
.rs,ji-e., aat a copy o. hi pream: lc
Il'I l.."t ll'l.'ll.-, l.O , i 1 1 - I . - l llll.
...I I. It I l . ,-, . - l . .. I t S ,lk T
widow of the dotvacd, and ;hat they be
published in the Plattranouth IJerall.
W D. Ferree. )
Robert li illanee, V
Mrs. (i. II. Humphrey. )
Robert li illanee, Committee,
IKIRR RLK At I DENT.
r lparrili Opernlor nl Ent Plikttw
luun'.li Kill Iiiol.tnlly.
A" the Express train from Chicago ar
rived at lvi-t Piattsmouth, yesterday
lOi-ri rwr J.-"i f finfrroiii itimmfnp ut f loif
' "' "' -v" "i" - -" j
-tarion was in tantly killed. The par- !
';c;ilars are about as follows: As the
- ..e-.ivo.l ..i ri... .,:,..!. K
Ml I 1 Vt lO .-lllll OU It, lit
... . . .
station, what is cade I a rumen-
.vir.cn v i.i ill. i a- i r., i:iu :Ocoiu-:iv.." ;
.!. -. . l - -ii ...
to.K one track aa I tire cars w.ie. cut '.! !
:o the other. Mr. WiS'arl 'i'h s is
i
ii? li' Ci' him .'i:er.ior o! fh faMon.
"
. . " . : l u . i .. .1 i . i I
vr.ii vt.i.Kiiit; ih'wii ii." icu.-a. .ijio.i ,i!C!l :
.he train wa switched, about 15J leet
iheadof the train, the train moving at
the rate of four or five mil.-s an hour.
A the traia approsche I, several parties
houted to hitii to get c!F the track,
init he appare.i! 'y gave mr hed to
be warnbiL'. The shouts to clear the
t aek were le-ard by other. far Inn-oil 1
iiim, so that the warning wa a in pic
He was walking near the left h in I
mil. and as th t car struck him hi hat fell
back upon the platform and his bo ly
f. il diugonilly across the rail, face down.
Two entire cars pa-ed over h;m, from
ju t above hi-, left hip to the right
shoulder, cru-hing him fearfully. His
left arm wa brokt-n in two places and hi
skull fiactured ju.t above the forehead.
He g.i-i-e l two or three time' afm he"
wa picke I up. anl I le w i ex.inet. A
coroner's jury wai sumiu-med and the
following i- the -ub tan-, e of the verdict:
"Docea-e-l came to hi- d-a h from being
run over by a train on the ll. & M. R.
R. at Ea-t Piatt-i-iou h, about 8 a m.
on "v ::rlar. dun lO'h. N"i 5i'ii:ie i- at
ta '; ' I !o a. -y employe fifth- co-iiparn-.
but
t . C
i-seide.it oc-'U- r i o i i h
..' rs- so" l;e i I " Agent
vv 7. Hi c ty. U-.-l c;.e i.
f l , '- i :: a nt- ia'ie "i o ei i
en ,
I
i !
ta- -. e.rtiag to Aber -m, 'I- ri:. here
his I'bei and b-n-h - .- I !e. whl her
, . !" - lry.'J ,.,- , y evpr'-S' -
k.w. Dc v'i s I w.: a . rr-i.r " h p.
' hav.ng jmt arrivei n.I takt-n ohrfj ot
.ii j
He W
I r;
t i.
Iits U I,') ,ii .If v. :! '. J ll". . s 4
of ability. Deiva-e j wa. an mU-iugei.c, j
sober youus: man. and wa" ihouu'ir i
i.,n..ti .o- .v ,!,.., U t i f.ivi.
, . , . ,.
aciiua.ntaace at the station during his
slmrt sojouru lucre.
mi: u. rs. urit:r.
K.vjt Plattsmi rrn Station.
rTsMorrn Station, f
li. & l. R. R.
June 22, fsTO. )
li.
Editor of Nebraska Her ilj.
Dkaii Slit: Au unfortunate accident
happened at this place on Sunday la-t,
which resu'ted in the death of Williard
Thoma-, a te! graph operator. Mr.
Thomas came here Saturday evening,
and iuteii led going over to your city on
Sunday morning, on tlie forty, and when
the train, eoioiiij from tbeeaf, wa com
ing near the depot, he started for the
ferry, walking down the track on wlrch
the baggage and passenger train came
on. to reach the passenger deoot.
Three ituessc.s that saw it testified
before the jury, on the inquest held over
him by me (a ju-tice of the price in
the absence of the Coroner), that Mr.
Thomas was walking verv slow on the
tTjk(,- wt..f, lhl! tra: w lsc niog to th
passenger depot, with his head down.
!,j,,king on the .-roua-L When the train
was wjt,i;, f.ty fc.(.t nf they eo n
Sliced hsllowlni at him to get off the
lr:l,. j .o:i. . o- t)in motion ! with
t,c;r ,ri.ls which they e-if Isou-l until
, the train struck him, and that lu i.t.d
J an)pe jjim! to have uot our of tho way.
j as! tH.v fclt.,j Ailit f,v, or ,.ix .j,,,, anj
'. . .... . ....
that lie neve, raised i.i h ad. J l.e !ra.n
wa - moving four or five miles an hoar,
breaks et, conductor Gray at the one
oh the pa -jsenger ear and one at the brake
on ihe bajrage, and the train was within
thirty or thirty-five yards of the stopping
place when it struck him, running back
ward". Tho.e three wimesse were the
baggage an 1 express and 'bass drivers,
w were waiting at the passenger depot
! for the train to :irivo f.oul the east.
j The verdict of the jury was that he
5 ctlsne-to bis -.l- jth by the cars aceideul-
! Thi Ul- 'diet of the j
wbi
too eaa-e of
i
' .;. l. ..-?-. , . i
i:i :-i - ev.-i-j.ice or tno w.t-
t
t a v ; lie :;u; ;
r . .t i ; : . ' c I
ne
Th
tunate in .securing the -,.:.. oi' ;-:i h
CJicful, prudent, obliging, c ;. l;-ou mea
as Con iuctir G ay aud E:i'i!.eer King,
! wll w''e "!tfi toe tratn at tne ti
j the a vid-ent. I h pe tht-y n.a,
; continue them.
who were with the tram nt tne time of
iy itn
Tf 3'ou think this should hive a p'aee
in your paper, put it there for the pur
pose of informing rite public and remov
ing prejudice igaio-t innocent men.
M. D. Lamb, J. P.
P. S. A- Mr. Thomas ha operate 1
in a uu nber of different places, would
the Conn il Pluff- papers an 1 the Bur
iinton paper anl th. papers along the
line of the B. M. IS. 11, publi h tbb,
so that hi friends may see bow it w. s
done. M. D. L.
siKntoniMT sva ri: .vc.t!ox.
The fo'dow'ng the prfip-amme to be
carried out at tbe Method! t State Con
vention to be he'd in this city commenc
ing on th llSrh :
Tue -lav evening O'g inlz ition Re
post of Commissioners on Con'eience
Scmlnarv I )cu -sirni.
W
etJne'
a. 31 A.l Iress Educa
tion. II. T. Devi, J P.. Maxfh-ld.
Wedne day v. :.i. A Id res Ib-latio"-e-frSfare
to Common S. boo--. G. D.
Li Matvr. J. G. Miiler.
We due lav ev ring Ad lie Re';.
t;on cf rh.i-i.'au Men to Po'itical Qttes-
tibns and Parties. W. B. Slaughter
G. S. Alexan ler.
Thur-day P. M. Address Church
Eiten ion. T. B. Lemon. A. G White.
T ur-dayr. M -Address Tcnipcranct
and Po itics. J. J. Roberts, C. Manon.
Thursday evening Miscellaneous Res
olution", Diseusions Reports, Et-j.
The first named on each subject to de
liver the address, tho second to lead of
in the discussion.
We arc prined to learn that Mr. John
t;:ark, formerly a resi.lent of this citv
an J 1! known iu Ruilimrron and vl-in"
1,v h as beco'ue in-ane. A di"pachfrom
Ri 0k. Junction yevferdar btoaglit
1 1 . I ' .
in rsjil nit; liifu-e x-t Ins t. ion I riia
,;. ntl j. fi,..i, ..I ..i ,i1:lf :
. ,
w-ei ; e n -ce -ary mi pi i-
nou -n -a
u a Fo- .
tne pn-r i-i- it ru . .
! f w Pt-f ".. '.'-ui hi- !,e-n ei
, .r :,. . '. ... ! .. , . 1 r f
t . . . .
-lie ' -v,i ! ' ,,.i ! . ir. .:-.' (i li- co ;
- , . . . r i ti
j-, .1 li.l .'J '.. ,'.'o. U-.cc
We prv-uaie tbi i ihe sa ne man w!r
p i-sed through this city a few days since
on the way e.i t.
Tlie Couneii UluTs A ipireif -ay:
"At a metrtiii-' of the .-tockho! I-ts o
the ( eat We tern I'.-K-raph ito n.iao
in t a- cty held at the banking hou e ot
O.fi'ter $ Pissey, ir was unan niou 'y re-;ove-t
thit proe-jeiliiig- tie commenced
at onc- tig.im-t that co iptiny to tccover
luck the u oney p n 1 u ih- ui on account
of fraud us d and practiced by them in
o .ta.nit-g a-1 ub crip' ion, .m l in man-
tt.etn the uifair-- ot the company.
The same company have poles erected
in 'hi city. Some of the stockholders
won! - like to kno.v wh. n the wire are to
le -trung. They are generally indilTerent
he-her ihe wires or the Directors are
I "rung. liiu 'iiKjto.i Ihnnk- foje.
An aiient of the company obtained a
'ary,. amount of stock here and at A h
and and lnco!n, last full, with the un-
lerstt.ii ling that the line wa to l-e im
f mediately pushed through from this city
to Lincoln, and there is no move iu that
direction yet, althoueh a collecting agent
has lioi n aroe.nd with great regularity to
O i.i-b-k-e
ihe uionthlv in.- tahni nts. 'I hi-v
li-'i-l
i o
it'z- o out of seve.a
1 1 M:rio- ' "o-i it
0 . o f, I a.fy f
e.e't
;i'U--: !.. a iw.: . ii. -ize -. i
--.a" r i ' 'i:u -'te: l.e; iiici cs 'ong,
! v. ei b ;- -r. -l..- . t
1-1 i
- V r.
i . v.o-.V.a they
uijvjuv iu th
I
ui;ii - oriiri.
Thi- invention enables a lariro i"t-
,. ... t..' I.;. I : -. '
j I tion oi" too la! or hitherto remiisite
in
i i iiy opia ions to Io tb -pitiid Wi'l ,
i. ... ,i : . i
i iin-iimi s un- ii. i k may i e iiiaceit u
!ape reservoirs from wlr.cli tlie inn
cream m-iy le remov d with a dippei ,
thus avoiding the iw; of milk pan, the
rouMe of skimming, e:c- Its va'ue in
the city mi k trafie is .-d o very nbyiou .
-!ii I there cin be but little doubt that i
constitutes the most important iu. prove
incur in the bram-h to wh;ch it relate
that has bon brought to the notice of
the pubae for many years.
JelGv2
Mr. G. F. Shrl ler, of Three Grove
ha- a few full-blooded Reiksbiie pit
winch he will dispo-e of to persons d.
siring to secure tbe stock. The stoei
was imported by Mr. Shiider from lii,
nors Li-r scrtMiu. at eon .i.lijrab'e expt n -e.
and h kno.vs them to be the genui.ie.
d&wtf
- !
320 Acre of Land fr sale :it $f 25
per ace. D. II. WHEEL MR tc CO.
jlVi&wlo Is.
CHANGED HANDS.
The under.-ii-n.vl having puri-ha"! (he
billiard hall to i.-ie- ly occ.rp.ed bv Rul'u
Cark, r-e-K'cn'u.!y --o;!-,, a ftbari-of the
public atpmage.
wu:VA W. J. VanOsman.
Villiiry & RiuTher have tie large.
-tocli of (jinccries ever brought to tf-e
city, which they !:ou-ht for ea-h aud a?
reduced prices. Cab and examine theii
stock. aploJAwtf
G rover & IJak or s Sew'm-j Ma.ddne ir
lhebestin maik"t. Vaiierys ,t Bui7
ner are ag its. Those in want of a good
Machine will fin I it to their advaira".-
to givetiioin a call.
Vallery. & I turf ner have jii t receiv.
h new supply of Boot. and Shoes, whic
hey are soiling erv h w.
Go to Vallery & Ruffiier' to buvvoi
Dry G.mhIs. J hc are selling fhoa'ju.
than the clieape-r.
Go to Vaiierys & Rufliier's and lool
at tho Panier Arab, the pixttiet in tlr
maiket. ajl.rd&wtf
VALL1- I ;Ts &"UUFKN E R
Are now receiving the largest .-tock oi
Dre"s (Joodsi'ver brouiht to ibis mar
ket, which they are selling cheap for
cash. apl5dwtf
Tf you want r neat calico d -ess, go to
V;:!lery tt Iu'r;:er"s. Idiey are now
riling the be t for 12) cts per yard.
al'15diwtl
'.- alie .- vv liu.mer and buy yoiu
'r.K;eri.!t. Th.-y buv for ca.h aud" wid
not!,., ua lor-old.
(I-; t i Vaiierys & R i. Trier's and buy
'.our B ui. and -Shoes, the best in mar-
;c"t. apl.)diWlf
T!if iVsM nll.
A'ioer-ons knowing themselves in
eiited to u - by nno or ac-oiiut -.re re
vested to ciUand settle immediately.
Vam.i:kys Rl'KENKK.
A few ci'y o-der lor .-ale. Enquire at
lie IlartvLD i li r.
A. T. LLCA-S. U. LrRLTNOtM.
A. T. J.UCAS&CO.,
DEALERS IX
Crockery, French China,
AND Gt. A. cJV.rARE.
Limp3, and Limp Goods,
on AN-priirns cutlery, silver
PL AT Mi WARE. LO KING CLASSES.
PA TtCY Q )OI)'l. T Yii
l:.i(' iu ti ii, , b-s.k
juncdAwtf
Geitiiin iMarried.
ifSY FOR Y.iUWt; M ; on !t-c de
I J 1-ifU ftil Ilia'" ri, proprit-ly or icipr-.-
..-t. ty of Ki-tMT. ?,I
rii--l wi-li s ri i l ; - help
",-ii in-Oriinoni .1 b.-m.
T.iise ivho f -I
I'l'i"". Sn- f'r- i "i it- nv..p:w. A l-lr.-
'nV r.h ASMK I 4 i'lO.V. Ros I. p:,ji
ih .... Ta. ju:ieldwly
GAKDKX CI i V AGRICULTIJUAL FIOUSU
I CHALLENGE THE WOP-LD.
HI. TEN EiCK 53'h
,PTH h: O II M P 7
i n t-' s Pat?) R ip -rs aud .Uu.vci.s. Sea Aiaer.-, Hand
- ii'i i s;n- ei- o.vrc .
TME JAKE AND REEL ar
;"-'';"is ran. fj.'lx .' a i 1 .;nv te nl e to i -t . r.,;e
;. lit . -a . ir . f ... 1,1 1 4. if,f thin, and Snip! or :ua'l gravi!
, H '" Ir . e k i:..ir e - ; 'o rnk .!u;..i.'. iI'y. ueliwrir";
e , every ou of h :-. fbe i 'h.-oapioi ; tlo- Lijh "t Jjwftf
t'i u.ost couvcui-e .it anl lurahie
H. TEN EICK SELLS
The Lightest SVlower in Use-
EI. TEN EICK SELLS
THE 3VC.S3T LOE" THRSSIIEB.
A'ith three Hi,.
-...j.i ( ,,;,..
i' vo: V n le-.
a'dnc. Tws Fans Revo'vini nn-1 Vi
S:lf Oiling and Noiseless: Shaker rod.,
'i'l.e e 'on-.siv-iii-iit- ldotij exelu -ive'v fo tbe Va .' o v: ;. ,
Abo Fu'st Jt ii.adl.y's Su kv I lay Rake. h- J the iVfn It :-i,.g Ur T
F ir. ,..:.-". Iis-k to ou bcere . T itiiitie and buv tio tes- ji -hinirv.
C0LD AXD WAR .WT-D fcV
. Til Tei?. iZz,
Jusclxd&ruf Main Sc, M Door Wett if tLo Brooks Hivj-.
! '5
..-.I . t.
.ir
;(!
i.i.r---.
r. 'i . ( r ( o
t.
l i.i.. .
lil.i ,. ..) i :
oi i.iiii. nu i iiii in l a "Uli.
prepared wi;h -i", nn( will i... j.. , '
rcs i.di l' thn i oui.iv. l:iiiy, m. ,
b.- f-iin i rt-liuldo in everj- ri,.,n (. t
e'ur-.i'-lij tuoun-.rf nil! re t,T
i""- , . M.iX,f A ; .,
h.-i
junr . Jtrj, .s.u.
$30 LUMBER !
. $30 LUMijEr.
Jood surfaced Ui.ar U n,!d f ,r 'M-.
iLuiisauJ nt lh
C-il.AGOLUMSaVafiD,
And OTerythinj- tts !B"fp-.-.portic,B.
Cjmo and see Lua'o ;. j-i Cleip
C. W. I. YUAN It CO.
P.IPPlz.'S SEES 6A.-.3ZN.'
AT HIS
iMEW BREWERY.
Open Every :iy.
Music anc!Diij3 avvSunti.iv
,
inlptdf
I.r.r K-'evcr.
YF. waiil-1 inmt 1) i.i. r , s-! t!.
iditiulli to call and iii u-Il j fr -ti.. A
S O
L- S ,
Lc'ore parrhusir, l,!.or9.
Mr. i-.rjn-r.t cavii. i, li .u ih expirei.'e
twciiiy ;. car in n. ii'Le . -i- all ' in.
iujp, ho un- ci." .i ,i. ..I ... .u .,
.i..ii t-j ti.l i.v iuiy lu'.'ur b. -.. a ilim p.:
ujre.
ei.i.ip o eh uiKP'l for grea.io, aou vloliv.-r. 1
any part ui thetity.
in
ti.i"!i p:ud J..r li d-rj ta1 , w c-i I
; ,-oap W.irk. K
I Xr-.'ka
Juiioa.i.
Tl-US.
oarny WrJ, nir larry Si.
Net;
The foTIowinii niinrii urni'inii Mir.r.i'
! tin- nwiirisi ut. - r eiaiiicini4 oi. und lui.-'s.o-.i
I '.f I'.iliuwmir drM-t i t ie t -;! suio .n lb r ....:
ok l'a mi l .-'. ' ct .x (. .... ii. -ui m.'t .,,
t :hir nains; .T h" m ...newn ir-p j
lands are lirndiy imtiii'. tf: ; r.i- Ii; ,i. n
k Missouri ii.nr it.: i' -i..-t ..Ven. -i in .'.r-brn-ka
ban lui-aioi nn i t'.r .1 . -n -i'....;,
and claim tor rieht !' Hy -oi l .luir ,-' n- - .
a ptrt ot the toll-iwia r- r' ta;. u r..- iin
tne county ot Vttss jl.:X htata oi -l.f.ki,
to wit:
Nicholas Rcikcr. Lot: I an ' 2 in J -linn tM.
township lit north i l i.ipj VZ ut.
Alin 11. Daniels. Lot : . . otjtui.i I" ' u .2
nonh of ra.iKc 11 rvi,
rtiiiin-l It. V nukhlnl o. 1 Hiueron II. 'e' ; i. !a
1 -retinti 21. s-tii I-norm M rii- .j .. . j :.
Albert T.o'lor, N w i ol a w! c' '.con H.
liwn -. t' rung" IO !
L 11 Wilkinson. Lj-'. t.f m' ' 4 ; lo- ioi . -. x-ii
le. r.oitr 'J cac.
An I tin.-said twner ar ii i'r indi"' 1 !'.'.
lh said company i.rM.ti f u.-l I n:'j !!'
ate c n.u-li ot Mii.l ie.il -t ! ,n b mtwu:;
lor th riht of wy V; h c: .o-.it t.. n i.l-1
convenient n-t of its roi-r ts r.r it. I
p ii ilnn l. And I' paid . : v.r. a
thirty i.i after Ihe . i'.lii .i.a u.- : '. r...'i --.
t.wil: on .- before ihe ...i. .! y r j .Lny, A.il.
lSr. aim: y to ihe lr ir ' ol . :.i..niiiv.
i-.!lavri!i?..'.V.lilJiK,!l t.'?!"?:a-'.hy ,.V1',::I:;
i .Iud;e. ) t.r'ii
! the Hcvi- ed Su
.l'jd;e. !i Jifiv l.i.'i it .-''iinr '. e v n:
rsia.il'' -si' -iw . a (,t S ' : .
a.i i.i uoinpany will irr.e'-.i .. liii
..,Ilii.. :
I aescu u in.-ri in V'.oe titw.
1 I) ited tlii :ii!ili day of .U-.v 1 170.
Ufa iNoros a ."I :.-..-rt i It;,k. r.Ai'.tOi
Company is Nrii!i.-K.
ry'f.il.jin-'
i jc25 A.l . a .-.aid Conipiii..
R. C ilwin. fp jr rio'i.1 "it: 'i-ent of "Vre .ii.,.
V.'.iei-r on the iieri I f.fl-.l ire '..fK, wt!l her'-.:
tie during :. .-,it, - -....a h 'hii ntt
head t- '.ion. .'. iic-. n .--j and f. i ' a-i-A
i L-.rttle .i'i e '. d! .ri , v l,ran i i r he
ri.it : reg :--iiiolo l e i M .. trj t '!.t.l
itiiker.-, iJrop-
po-nMn" ' c :':-.r, ii t,. y
4 Is 'IC tlll t
I leuim; of tl..- i:rn-? .T rr.. t-ile
v ! 'snpiinr-s
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