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THE HERALD.
LOCAL
NEW
Help the old Pioneers next.Satitrdr..
A few City orders f .T rale.
(let a Pioneers' Hadge.next Saturday.
A kxi llano to trade for a train At Hf.uai.u
OrrtcK.
Mr. Voung sent us some very line
allien the other day.
A now lot of slipper at Herges" shoe store, for
Tj cents.
K. Pai mele has a new handsome car
1 Ligf, mid lots of nice driving horses.
A fine full blooded Houdan cock for
sale. Also. r.c or two cockerels' of the
same hreud. Apply at
IIekai.d Offtck.
A membership ticket to I'aylies Mer
cantilo College, for sale at the IIkicatd
cftice, cheap. ( Worth 640).
FA RMERS A TT EXT I OS !
.1 alius Pep per berg. Cigar Manufac
turer, en Main St., Plattsmouth. el.
PERSONAL.
Tako llassemier went east yesterday
to be ffone a month. Good luck, Jacob.
A brother of Hon. J. V. Barnes, from
Missouri, called here Friday Morning.
Charley Driscoll, architect, v;is down
here Tuesday, to make the plans for
the new machine shops.
Mr. Ballance, the father of all the B.
boys, is here, and going to stay with us
awhile.
Our old friend, Dick Cushin return
ed from Tennessee, .Monday, and feels
glad to get back to Xeb. again.
Hon. John Barnes returned from
Beaver City, Utah, on Saturday last.
Win. Ilerold and wife have gone to
the Centennial, and James Patterson
and family go next week.
CARD OF THANKS.
Platthinouth, Aug. 21, 197.
Editor HcnAi.i):
Permit us through the medium of
your p.iper to say a word by way of
acknowledgment to the people of
Plattsmouth and vicinity. We say
with all there is in at to feel and
TIIK NEW MACHINE SHOPS.
The grading for the new machine
shop is rapidly nearing completion
The site now selected and already sur
veyed by Mr. Caivert, takes in the big
spring, and 2 lots running lengthwise !
up the hill towards Wintersltin's. At
the summit of these, a huge tank will :
be built supplying water to all the J
works below, and to the town if neces-
sary, swine day. It takes the old mill, '
ami this wonderful, complicated, and i
useless old structure will be removed !
from our sight and remembrance. It ,
also takes the buildings and lots of Mr. I
Edgerton, and where Savage live3. j
The machine shops proper will be ICO j
! x43. instead of 60x45, as the Wat'lunan
stated a week or two ago, built of brick !
with stone foundations. The buildings
altogether are to be of superior make ;
and will be permanent, substantial im- ;
provements, for both town and It. I!, i
Co. ;
3f ARKIER.
V.VI'Wi - i K. I NO A t tin' residence of Mr.
Cornelius Horning, "H Thursday, the lTtli day
of Aucu-t. 1(C. Iv Win. H. Newell, ("o. Judi;e,
Mr. i nils W.rso.v to Miss M a ky A. HoK
inu ; nil f (.';:.. fount v. Nebraska.
M MM Ml OTifm
ancDW
SPECIAL NOTICES.
WELL IMPROIED FA11M FOR
.SALE!
A good farm of over so acre, witli fair house,
and out-buildings, all improved, good water,
and a nice giove of timher. Said farm is near
I'inht Mile (iiovi1. in f a.ss County. Neb., l.cinij
n1 j of sfV of section l, town li, ratine 12. For
further particulars ;ipply to J. C Cummins, at
the Couit House. K. K. KINO.
lUi JOS1K SCOTT.
With Entirely New Face, Attractions and Feature
PLATTSMOUTH
You can save money by getting the
Smith American Organ. 12-25t.
Summer as well as winter has its
changes, and sufferers of lung, throat
and chest diseases should always be
on their guard. Dr. (Jreens Expector
ant vrill relieve Coughs and all irrita
tion and prevent Consumption and
Typhoid Fever.
5 times
LA RGE R
than ever
100 TIES
More
G-HA1TD i
TEACHERS EA'AM I XATIOXS.
I'"f Su,
ing tobacco always on hand
'iff.ir ('li).pings of Spanish and Ameri-j SJ)t,akt w,.u (louCf g00(l anj faithful
fan i (i.i iTn"3 i)i smoKintr ii up ra. , , , .. .,
Best qualities otplug-smok- " . -
20-tf. iuui imu-iihi: in.iiiiv, vuiu .. in i.-nuiu
I benevolence, have soothed our sorrows
rmembor t lie Pioneers' Association .lU(1 litened the burden of our grief
ii. ,...( ii.,.. v;.,t i
1 IIL Llll; d L tilt Kill l liuinr, lir v ' 'i
urday aftcrnooii, to gut up a pic-nie.
If you don't think "Billy. (Ir.vv"
knows how to keep Hotel, just drop in
at Win. Neville's and see for yourself,
where In- is dispensing the choicest
brands of Liquors and Cigars ever
brought to the West. 21tf
II AYS & WHEKLKU CM'B MEETING.
The Hays & Wheeler Club will meet
in the Court House, on Saturday even
ing, Sept. 26th. All turnout.
A lirnol-ioirie ilano for sniff rhap, or to let
Inquire at the Hkkai.h oftiie.
A conductor on the B. M., John
Middleton by name, somehow slipped
fiout his ear at Lincoln, on Tuesday,
and fell under the moving train. His
l.o 1 1 v. as almost severed from hisbo ly
and both legs cut off. He lived from !
to half past 31 oVlock.
1 1th Sep. Circus Howe. See ad.
Ple.nse et Ir. Chapman's terms and
prices on Organs and Pianos. 15- JOt
The Tilden and Ilendri ks Club will
meet at Cuthmann's H.t'.l Saturday
evening. Whoop her up!
JOH.V II KF FX KB. Chairman.
?!.iiiiif.irtiirinj an I r-'p.iii'i'i c!icapf-r tlian
fli- rlu-a-f . :iiiI or tin- licsl lii.iinial au.i wink
lit Iei4..s '.huj :!- .
l)iek Streight his got ten head of
very line new horse fr sale and to l.t.
Mie team of greys are perfect beauties ;
dark, dappled and dancing, they drive
div:Te! " ni.-.'.
Ir. Chapman is agent for th: great
Smith Aiaei ican Or-ran. and c an lo
better in Organs r Pianos, than any
on in th" '1'iintv e.iu or will do.
lJ-SOt.
amid one of the most trying afflictions
which ever testula parent's heart.
For this noble humanity accept all we
j have ta give th deepest gratitude
which can emanate from sad and
broken hearts. May Heaven reward
you! We imrtr can! But we pray to
live to do by others as you hare done
by us, and thereby pay a small per
cent, of tin debt we owe.
J. W. A Maktha I). Baknks.
J. V. Wcckbach has gone East, and
will purchase his entire stck of Fall
and Winter goods for cash, positively,
and give his customers the benelits of
the unusual margins thus obtained.
Call and price his new goods when
thev arrive. 22--.il
lirapr-r "axed" a man whMi lie could
pay his t:ix-s, tic other day. "Io yon
take inf for a prophet, you fool you,"
was thi? answer. Hraper says he's a
j roph 't. In' knows w'n.'U that ( hap '11
have to try and pay Via.
WAMK1).
A ; -).iple of ;-ood chunks of pigs will
b" taken on so! -en;. i. i;i at tliis othee
at fai r rati s.
A5IONC THE SI, F(J H I EKED.
So say- .Julius IVppetburg of our
f i ii I "Shorty" Xewman. who gets
in .n i d at Cuuncil Bluffs ihis week.
If it d o.-sn't ni ik-? a new man of him
there'll be a new woman there shortly
after the amen.
orn hk;h school,
The l'lattsmouth High School will
be conducted for the coining year by
Prof. A. B. Wightman, but will be in
some measure independent of the oth
er schools.
All scholar.-, resident or not, will pay
tuition at SV0 per month. Term
opens Monday Sept. !th. 176.
We hope the people generally will
appreciate the advantages offered by
this arrangement, and give the school
their hearty support. 21-;?t.
Mr. Barnes had, on Tuesday, a letter
from his daughter Vance, written to
him on the 12th. and forwarded from
L'tah. There is nothing to show
despondency, or g'ootn or premeditated
suicide. It was written and mailed
here on the 12th. and was a pleasant,
cheorful home letter, full of love and
kind thoughts.
REST IX THE WORLD.
!'.. San-iirr. li.irts. anil Ilan.in KeiltiWU's,
root ai.il slums at .Morj-rs' shoe storr.
Circus see ad. Admission only .jOc.
SCHOOLS.
The schools in the City of l'latts
mouth. will open on Monday the lfth
of September. A. B. Wioiitman',
City Sup't.
STAHKLMANX.
Now there's Stadelman just come
home, and he's got sloughs of goods
i.ew clothes, now hats, new caps, boots
and shoes by the acre jewelry, trunks,
and sich like by the million. Bush for
Stadelinann at once, before he gets sold
out. Cheap, cheaper, cheapest for
cash is the motto.
NOTICE.
Preston Conner, who had a fit last
fail and fe!l in the fire and burned
himself, was buried last Thursday.
J. Y. Werkbach will leave for the
E. '.stern in irkts on or about the 00th
hist., to lay in an early supply of Fall
and Winter Coods, and which will be
ottered to the trade in the early part of
September, at the very lowest figures.
Lookout for bargains then. 2 It 2
WANTED.
A good responsible man as agent for
the Singer Sewing Machine in Cass
county. Apply at II krali office until
Saturday morning or at Nebraska City
after that date. H. Ska. max,
Agent lor Otoe and Cass Counties.
The Smith American Organ is en
dorsed bv the best musicians and is un
excelled." rilEsroiT.v HILL.
Cen'l ag'ts. Columbus, Xeb.
Dk. Ch.wman,
Ag't. for Plattsmouth.
Some bad cat caught Mrs. Marshal's
pretty red bird and &ix singers; bad
funeral.
i'.l iiev-r I'e ineliT-mlil in i i t y fiinl jrifi
of liiiots aii ! nii i.-s. Ma tifact uri.ih' ami ieiaii -lui;
nl Miners !iue sNire.
The Ilr.iiAUi got out three extras
last week, and sold them all but the
regular one, that went out with the
paper, which of course was free.
A i ;((! RARh'AIX.
Jfiist he Sold; 50 Lots in Plutfsmnuth
v.-SioO. tf R. R. WIX D HAM.
Amendments to the constitution of
the
i'io.r:i:i:s ass'x of cass coV.ntv.
Moved and carried that section 12 of
the Constitution and section 8 of the
By-Laws be so amended as to read by
( ?3 ) two thirds vote of the members
present at any regular or adjourned
meeting, provided, that all amendments
offered shall lie over for at least one
meeting.
Also, that a Com. of three be appoint
ed to revise the Constitution and By
Laws and report at the next regular
iiiKting. 20-4t.
COL L EOT I OX XOTI CE.
Wm. Stadelman goes east about the
first of Septemlr. and must have
money to buy goods. He therefore re
quests all who aie owing him to come
up and settle. If not settled in the
next 10 days said accounts will be put
in the hands of a collector. This
means business ; I cannot buy goods
without money, nor sell en time, ever
lastingly. Wm. Stadelmanx.
We are pleased to announce that
Prof. Wightman has been elected City
Superintendent of Schools. It is a
good selection and the Board d. serve
credit for their choice.
Notice isherol-y gii-pn that I will examine ai!
jieisons who may offer them selves as eaiuli
lates for leaders of the common sellouts of
this emmty. at ley illice in the tw n of Weejiin
Water. im the last Kriilav Mill Saturday of each
and every luonth, eoinmeiiciiii r.t 10
a. m.
I.-.teil this 8th rtav of Jamiarv, A. I. 1ST'"..
:. n. uirrKx.
4"!f Co. Snp't of I'nti. Siistnii tiun.
Also :t th I'm;: t House, in IJaltMi'omh. on
the iir.sl Friday ;:l:d fealurdav ol tacli moiith.
li. 15. CuIPI'KN.
Slil"t,
OBSTACLES
TO
ha rev liEi.n::- to Y.mni; i
T.-ri from tie- ellet ts of farms
and i buses In ciiiii life. .Man-
hood rcs'oii d. 1 .nii'ui;aciits i
to Mai i ii.ue ri'!iioeil. New i
X? T AP V J:i'ihod ol tit MtiniMit N(?w j
i.li liliVVjij .,,..1 ivinai kat.ie remedies'.
o'clock i Ilook.s and circulars ciit free in sealed cinel- j
i !j"-.. .Mini 1 1 I . li i.M A.Ol.lA l lo.( 1l I
N. Ninth St.. t'liiladelpli ia. l'a. An In.ililuiion ;
ha'. i:i ' a h:;:.i ie:iitalion for hoiuirabic coiinie t ;
COMING ON 42 OF OUR OWN R. R. CARS.
THE Li:VIATIIA COMING !
LABflBST SHOW UPON' EARTH Hippodrome, Menagerie, Circus and
MAKDI-GBAS.
and iiof..'ii)iiai ski!!.
l.-ly
COIHON SENSE AND TIIL CKXTEN-MAL.
Euuls and shoes.
he.iji, cheaper.
Than tlie cheapest,
at Serges" exclusive shoe store.
See why elsewhere.
H0VS'
GREAT
How and When to Ho,
The weather having grown cool,
those who dislike leaving their homes
whilst the thermometer ranged t ) - in
the shade, will now make a grand rush
for the Centennial. The Ft. Wayne &
Pennsylvania Railroad, having nntici
pated this, have all of their magnifi
cent ne ,v cars and rolling stock in the
most complete and perfect order, so
that Centennial visitors may not want
for anything to add to their eonven
venience and comfort. It may be re
membered that tickets via Washing
ton and Baltimore, may be purchased
at the same figure as a straight Phila
delphia ticket costs. This enables
many persons to visit the Nation'
Capital, view the "city of maguiaVent
distances," and the largo pile3 of mar
lie and granite, of the Capitol, War,
Treasurer, Post and Patent Odice De
partments, the PresidentUl mansi.jp,
and all the public institutions of
Washington. Then Bait imore, Phil t- i
delphia and the Centenial, and New I
York each in succession visited, and
ride continuously over the Great Ft.
Wayne & Pennsylvania Railway line
an advantage which no other road
on this continent can offer. The Ft.
Wayne & Pennsylvania Railway have
neatly printed guides in book-form,
containing overlifty pags. They are
beautifully illustrated, and a great con
venience to the tourist and traveler in
selecting tiie points of interest on the
entire line of the road. They also con
tain a map of the Centunial Gro.iuds
of Philadelphia, and are invaluable.
They can be had by mail. free, on ap
plication to the General OihVf. No. 0-
Clark St.. Chicago,
also be obtained at
ison ru.d Canal sts
I RESSJIA KIXG.
Mrs. l- List ei and Miss Nellie Short havecone
i:i!o the dressmaking business, and would he
pleased to have those in want of work in their
line to ca'l and see liiein at the residence of Mrs.
Klster. one door west of the Pro.Nbytciiaii
Chinch. Satisfaction guaranteed and charges
leudcrute. 7 -1 f
LONDON
CICUS-HIIEOIDIROIMIIK!,
Sanger's EilM IMmm of Trained Animals,
-AND-
MARDI-GRAS CARNIVAL
COMBI1Q ATIOIST.
MOXEY TO LOAX.
?l'0.'kki on nml 5 years' tune. Improved
rarins in Cass Count v taken as seeuril v.
Ap: to U. 15. SVINDMAM.
Atfy it Law.
I "(mee over Dr. Chapman's Druj; Store.
4SMf
LEGAL NOTICES.
Leral Notice.
j Iu the District Court of Cass county, Nebraska,
i John McCormick, riff.")
I v t Notice to take deponi-
I John Me.Meeh.1r1 and 'turn.
; Jaui' S Croiiin. J)ef:s. )
! 'I'he al'e iiamea lefendnnts will take
; notie-i that on S.iinrdaT the fill ilay of Septem
i ber. ljia;. the said plaintiff will take" the deposi
i tloii of JdIiii ?-lcMeciian, to be used as evidence
' 011 the uial of the above entitled caue. at the
i re idence of the said John McMochan one mile
j soutli of the city of Nebraska eily in Otoe
: county. NehraKa. betueen the hour.- of eiht
1. in. and tour p. in. 01 .said iuv.
C.'-4t J. I.. MITCH FT-
Slieriffs Sale.
Cheap tickets can
Dejiot, corner Mad-
Ity irtue of an execution Issued by Wm. If. 1
Newell County Judsic. within and fori ajscoun
tv. Nebraska. and to me directed. 1 will 011 the
'."id day of Aut:il-t. A. I). IsTi;. at in o'clock a. in.
of said day, at I he slock yards of Harvey C:r
i.er. on Keclioiis:ui and 31 "in town 11. rau'-e 12.
east i I. M. leoTiiineiieinir said sale at the stocks !
on ..etion :;c) in said County, sell at public
,ii let on the follow iniiyoods and chattels. Kieht
i m stacks of w heat in said section thirty (me,
one ill. slack of wheat in said section thirty one
Ci one ( 1 1 stack of rye iu said section thlrty
one i .l :. nine oi stack- of oats in said section
thirty-nne yi. I lit same beiasf Wvied upon
and taken as the property of Harvey and Airness
Carper, defendants ; to satisfy a judgment of
sani Court, recovered bv John' Carrol, plaintiff.
Mt. I'lea-ai.'t ri-cliii'l'. Neb.. Aujf. . A. 1. IsTf".
I'ti-i't M. II. t'l TLEH. Sheriif.
FOR SALE.
A sccoiiil hand Victor Sewing Maeliine. war
ranted in eood rutiniiil or.ler. I'rice JJ".
Also .1 new WiNoii ewiie; M.ichlne. i'ricfr 1
Iui(inie at l he I! f h ai.ii oftice. 40-it j
d RAX I BOWERY DAXCE.
There will be a (Stand Bowery Dance,
at Weeping Water. Fridav, Aug. 25th,
lsTii. H.t of Music by Prof. A 1 bee's
Band, of Louisville. All are invited!
to attend the last Centennial Dance.
Free fiance from 1 to 4 p. m.
. W. CoiJLIZKlt,
21 12 Manager.
FIAXO FOR SALE.
A Tcry h.inils.nue riano for -.ale cheap for
cash ; or a 310 loan WKiiteii on the same In
quire at te IlKit.vi.n Ciflce 9-tf.
Tin: (jbkat snow ((:-i;nc-
and will exhibit at Plattsnniutli rhuis
day Septetiibcr 1 1th. We do not hesi
tate to indorse the fSreat London as
the very be.-.t show travi ling on tie
roail. The press, everywhere along the
route, speak of it as the only Show that
Exhibits to its patrons everything that
it promises upon its large posters. Tics
being a commendable feature those
who adipt this course shonl.l be liber
ally pat i onized. Below, we cop. an
article from the SjtiiwjJ'r bl Illinois
St.it'- Journal, a stanch and reliable pa
per: al ter the Creat Show had exhibit
id in that city. It says:
HOWE'S GREAT LOXDOX CIRCUS
Hip'dnnc, 3ft nayn i'' Just trhnt
Tin ' suit I it tfubl be, a O'raud
AJ'ttir.
"Yesterday was a grand gala day for
the ciii.cns of pringlield and the sur
rounding country, the occasion was the
two Exhibitions j;iven yesterday after
noon and evening, by Howes' London
Circus and Sanger's English Menagerie
The managers annoiiced a wonderful
ring and trapeze performance and a
line exhibition of animals; and we are
glad t-o be able to chronicle that tiie
promise was fulfilled to tiie letter,
which is much to the credit of the
managers. The spread of canvas was
immense, and the audience was num
bered by thousands, who manifested
their appreciation of the perfoi malices
by repeated bursts of applause, as an
nounced, there was a grand prcessiou
in the morning, which, for novelty,
beauty and even grandeur, exceeded
anything ever witnessed in this city.
The Pageant attracted an immense
crowd, and thousands of men. women
and children, crowded the sin e's along
thrf line of procession. We ei.nid fill a
column with the interesting features
of the exhibition. The performance
w as fine in all respects, both equestrian
and trapeze. Mr. Melville, the renown
ed Australian hoisc-man. ami his Ueau-
tifnl boy, astonished all by their won- j
derfui bareback performance. In the ;
same line was Mile. Dockrill the beau- j
tiful Parisian artist, who achieved aj
marked success by her wonderful feats j
on four horses. The Trapeze perform- j
ancebyalady, and a couple of lads, ,
was among the best, if not the best, ev- i
er witnessed in this city,and called out '
immense applause. The double sum- j
ersault over live elephants and a cam- I
el, was fine of the wonders of the per- :
formance. Tne trained elephants, ;
tigers and hyenas, showed in a remark- !
able degree, the power of man over the 1
animal creation. The crowded state ;
of oar columns, forbids anything but a ,
nu re mention of the exhibition; but ,
the half has not been told. Everything
was conducted in a manner acceptable i
to the most fastidious; the audience i
was highly respectable, good order pre
vailed throughout, and we commend j
the exhibition to lovers of amusement ;
throughout t'.e countrv. j
Legal Notice.
I in the District Court of Cais Countv, Nebras
ka. John McCormick. plaintiff, versus John Me
.Mcchiia and Jaines '..ronin, defendants.
. 'J o . o7ii t.'rni. t:
' Viiii will take notice that the above nanied
phiin:i!T did on the loth dav of Atlvilt, HTt;. tile
: in the ollice of the clerk of the l:s;ii'-t Court of
! Cies f 'utility. Nebraska. al-ins and praying the
f.lid Cuiirt to ipiiet in liiin the title M tiie north
we-i ijiiarter of sect ion number thirty-one i.".l;
. in tow in-hip n urn ber ten ( 1n north of raiifie lium
i ber fourteen il li in Cass County, Nebraska. A!
j so. t ike notice that you are ieiuiied lo plead
j to -.aid petition on or before Monday, the 11th
I day ol September ls7t. or the ;illtvation t'lere
: i f w id be taken as t rue, and decree, and juilg
j luent tendered aecoidiiiulv.
.1. I.. MITCH!'!.
Z'-tt Attorney for pluintiiT.
Legal Notice.
U". . SrhihlJnircht rs. Ilotrgc f'iiily oil.
I'efoie John W. Haines, a Justice id the IVace
in i. nd for Cass t ounty, Nebraska.
m the r.th day of July. A. I. lsif.. said Jus
tice ol the I'eace i.-sue.l :t garnishee notice In
at iacliiiH'iit iu the atmre action for the' bum id
ici Dollars, tspti.
riattsinouili, Julv e"th. i;t.;.
lstJ " V. II. SCMH.DKNKCHT.
CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION,
I'HILADKI.riUA, TA.
THIS',KKAT I N T I'. K N A T I O N A I . KXHIHI
TIO. KI.SKiNKIi TO COMM KMOKATK
: Till; fXK Hl'NIlKKDTH NM KUSAKV OF
I A.MKIMCAN INDH I.NDKNCK. oPKNKl)
j MAY '.dill AND Will. C1.0SK NOV KM IS Kit
loth, is All the nations of the world ami all
! the States and Territories of the Union are par
j ticipating iu tliis wonderful demonstration.
I lijinui'iK tojrther the most comprehensive col-
lection of art treasures, mechanical inventions,
j scicnliDe discoveries, inainifactui intr acliieve
I lncnts, mineral specimens. ,inl agricultural pro
; flucts ever exhibited. The (Mounds devoted t"
i the Kxhibition are situated ou the line .of the
I'eiiiisylTania Uailroad anil emtuuce four lii'.n
drcd and li f " y acres of Fan mount l'ark. all
I highly improved and ornamented, on w hich are
i erected the I.:n;est bui'dinus ever constructed.
! five of these covering an area of fifty acres and
i costim; sr.oo j.(m. The total number of beild
j iiers erected for the purposes of the exliibiton is
I near two hundred. Diirinc. the thirty flays ini
i mediately following the openintT of the Kxhibi
; lion a million and a nuai lerof people visited it.
Emblematic, Historic, Amphiteatrical, Allegorical, Etc.
Every Feature Advertised Truly Exhibited. Every Xation of the Globe
Represented.
Only One Ticket Required For All.
25fMore Performing Animals than any other Ten Menageries in the
World. The only Zebras everse-n in harness.
"Specialties, our great feature. The Grand Mardi-Gras Carnival, Seven
Missive Gold Chariots, Five Pet forming Elephants, Five Performing Royal
IJcngal Tigers. Six Performing African Ilyenas, Two Roman War Chariots,
Roman Charioteers. Fearless Cavaliers escorting Grecian Realities. Elegant
Costumes adorning shapely ladies. The Spirit of '76 Washington, Eafayette
Goddess of Liberty, Win. I'enn, Rrother Jonathan, and hundreds of Continen
tal Characters represented. Elephant Coursing, Hurdle Racing, etc. We use
our own Race Track. Read our 8250,000 Challenge. Four acres of Exhibi
tion Tents. Has no equal no rival.
The Pennsylvania Railroad,
TEIE fcillEAT TIlLWJk.
AND
The Most Intensfh- Interesting: and XovjI Exhibition in the World.
rfMore wild beasts, more men and horses, more curiosities, than any combination ever
seen. The mot porj;fous street procession everciven. lilitteriiiK Kijues-IIippo-ZiKilo Mardi
Oras Carnival ; trliiii phal street jiapeant two miles lomr. Ilooming of cannon. Centennial
chorus of 3tv Miiees. A blaze of iold and btirnislied stei 1. Fire-works shedding Kavp of Gold
en Fires. (uo men and horses. AtyA -M on each day ot exhibition, cum, early and see it.
XOXE BUT ITSELF CAX BE ITS PARALLEL.
CAMP MKEflMJ NOTICE.
A Camp Meeting will be held by!
the I'nited Rrethren in Christ, near'
Mit. Editoi:. Failing to clos up j Weeping Water Falls, commencing
my affairs in time to leave Plattsmouth Aug. :Ut, I ,STCi. bv the Stove Creek, i
during the spring, please say to your Ashland and Plattsmouth Circuits. I
readers that until further notice, hall j Nt.,, ritv Misioii. The Rreth- j
remain at the old stand ready to man- , leu .iml Minstcrs nf aH sliri.0!IU,ih,ff !
utaeture furniture to order, and do all' ,. . . , ,. ,
kiudsof iepairin-and varnishing. Pie- I arc cordially invtte.l to attend !
ture frames and window cornices ;l j ''--"!- Martin, presiding n-br; I.j
sjK'cialtv. Prompt attention given to ! 1 l1's' I,avt'"' Move Creek ; J. . ;
undertaking of funerals. i Smith, pastor Xeb. City; I. ( '. Rark- j
-."."-tf " T. W. Shkvoi'K" t er. pristov Plattmottt'i. !
SEXSIBL E A If VICE.
You are asked every day throgh the
columns of newspapers and by your
Druggist to use something for Dyspep
sia and Liver Complaint that you know
nothing about, you get discouraged
spending money with but little success.
No v to give you satisfactory proof that
Gkf.en's AvtJi'sT Flow Kit will cure
you of Dyspepsia and River Complaint
with all its effects, such as Sour Stom
ach. Sick Headache, Habitual Costive
ness. palpitation of the Heart, Heart
burn, Water brash, coining up of food
after eating, low spirits, &c. we ask
you to yo to your Druggists, Chapman
Ai Glas and get a Sample Rottlc of
Grkkn's At'tii sT Fl.owKnfor 10 cents
and try it, or a Regular size for .-" cents,
tvo doses 'viil relieve vmi.
v?vl
is the most direct, convenient and economical
way of reaching I'liilad-Iphia and this jiivat
Kiiibit;oii from all sections or the country. Its
trainJto and from Philadelphia will pass through
a (iKAND I KNTFNNTAI. DH"OT. which the
Company have erected at the Main Kntrance to
the Kxhibition Grounds for the accommodation
of passengers who w isli to stop at or start from
1 he numerous larfte hotels contiguous to this
station and the Kxhibition. a convenience of
the greatest value to visitors, and afforded ex
clusively bv the IVnnsvlvania Kailroad. which
is TH - ONLY LINK lil NMNil DMIKCT 1 ()
IHKCKN'IKNNTAK I1C I I.DI NGS. K.cuisi.,n
trains will aNo stop at the Kucampmcut of t'le
l'ai ions of Husbandry, at Klin Station, on tins
road.
'I he Teiiiisylvani i Uailroad is the grandest
railway organization in the world. It controls
seven thoiiand miles ol roadway, forininv: con
tinuous lines tt I'iiiiadelphia. New York, lialii
inore. and Wasliiiiton, over which luxurious
i ilav and nicht cars are run from Chicago. St.
1 I.oiiis. Ciaemn iti. Kouisv ii!, indianaolis, Col
I uiiibii.-., Toledo, Cleveland, and Erie without
i Cll:lllp'.
! Its main line is Tod with double anil third
tra- ks if heavy stec 1 raiN upon a deep bed of
broken stone ballast, anil its bridges are all of
1 lion or stone. Its passenger trains are equipped
with every kimwn improvement for comfort and
: safety, and are run at fasli-r p'ed for greater
distances than the trains of any liueoii the con
; tinent. The Company has largely increased its
; eiiuipment for Centennial travel, and will be
i I'o pared to build in its own shops locninntivvs
! and pas.Nener cars at short Hot tee sutlleient to
I f.;IIv accommodate any extra demand. The un
ci, nailed resources at the command of t he Com
pany iruaraiitee the most perfect aceoiiMnod.i
. lion's for all its patrons during the Centennial
' ICTliibiiion.
! THK MAGNIFICF.NT SCENKKY for which
the I'ennsylv ania Central is so justly ceUdnated
. presei.ts to the traveler over its perfect road-
way an ever-chanjiinn panorama of river.
; mountain and landscape views iiiieiiialled in
! America.
THE EATING STATIONS on this line are
'tio-.nrpasi.ed. Meals ill be furnished at suit
able hours and ample tune allowed for enjoy
' mir them.
i I'XCCKSION TICKETS, at reduced rates.
' wT.I tie s.,!d at all principal hLailroad Ticket
O'tice.s iu the West, Northwest, and .Southwest.
I lie sure that vour tickets read via the Great
Teiii'.-yHunia Koute to the Centennial.
I FKANK THOMPSON. D. M. BOYD. Jr..
1 ISt Get'orat Man.'f r. r.n. Fa -'r A;Tt.
THE BEST ClKUUb PRFOHMANCE IN AMERICA.
S-Every IVrformer a recognized Star !! S
j3"Tne Emj7-css of the Arcnn. MLLE. JfOCKJiILL! the champion
Female bn re-hack rider nf the World! and only Female fovr horse
rider f America ! $10,0(10 will be given to produce her equal?
James Melville, Frank Melville, Alex. Melville, Wm. II. Bachelor, Wm.
Worlaad. II. II, Dockrill, Mile. Jutau, Ren Maginley, Wm. Conrad, II.
Dorr, Wm. Conweil, Fred OUrien, Masters Jean, Fred and Will.
MLSO TiriHTr FI7tS7'-CT.MSS MKTZS7S OF CFZJtBX XI 2.
The above list of .Star Artists a sure guarantee as to Superiority.
Nri jmkefSj k K-Jsa v53$ SsI
810 000 Challenge thai Hoicc' Orrat
London Circus, Sanger's Englisli Men
agerie of trained annimals and Mardi
Gras Carnival, owns and daily exhi
bits tho Best group of 5 performing
Elephants in the world, viz: Chief
tain, Emperor, Mandrie, Saltan arid"
Victoria, all performing in the ring at
the same time, the most wonderful
feats ever seen, just as represented on
bills, programmes, etc., trained and per
formed by Prof Arstingstall.
310 000 Ch'dkngethat Hoirest Orc.it
London Circus, etc.; owns and exhibits
the only group of Hour Royal Bengal
Tigers in the world, and performing iii
the ring at the same time, trained anil
performed by Heir Still.
SI0 000 Challenge that Uoicm' Great
London Circus, etc., owns and daily
exhibits the only group of fix fierce
African Hyenas in the world. Train
ed and subdued by the African Canni
bal Montano, and are daily exhibited
in the. public streets accompanied by
their keeper, in an open iron-clad den,
during the triumphal street Pageant.
810,000 Challenge that lvwes' Oreat
London Circus, etc., owns and daily
exhibits the only two baby Royal Ben
gal Tigers (Born April 21. 1875.) ever
seen in America.
810,000 Challenge that Howes' Oreat
London Circus, etc., owns and daily
exhibits, free, in tho public street of
each city or place of exhibition, seven,
of the largest, most costly and magni
ficently constructed Triumphal Golden
Chariots of India, or Car of Jugger
naut. The Chariots of Commerce, the
Car of Euterpe, the Chariot of the Sun
tho Celestial Chariot, the Legendary
Dragon Chariot, anil the Cinderella
Chariot, anil make the most Gorgeous
disvlav, while in the Grand Eques-Zoo-lo-tlippo-Mardi-Gras
Triumphal street
pageant ever seen.
5,000 Challenge that Howes' Oreat
London Circus owns and daily exhibits
the only Fotocjuaine in America.
8o,000 Challenge that at Howes' Oreat
London Circus Mille. Dockrill, tho
Equestrian Phenomena of the age
"Queen of the Arena," vr.ll positively
appear at each performance In her
great act upon a bareback horse ptln-cipal-hurdle
act. In which she challen
ges the world.
SS.OOO Challenge tkat the Oiand Mar-di-Grtts
Carnival far excells in beauty
wonder and magnitude any Amphl
theatrieal. Historical or Emblematical
Spectacle that has ever been produced
in the public streets, cr tinder canvas,
in the world.
83,000 Challenge that Honks' Oreat
London Circus, tdc, has the best Zoo"3
logical lecturer (Prof Ellingham, from
II. B. M. Zoological Gardens, London),
in America.
85,000 Challenge tluit the proprietors
of Howes' Great London Circus has
imported into the United States mora
Elephants than any other concern in
America.
85,000 Challenge that Howes' Great
London Circus owns and exhibits
daily in the public streets the only
Jerusalem Donkey and Abyssinian
Asses ever seen in harness in America,
85,000 Challenge that Howes' Great
London Circus, etc, owns and daily
exhibits in the public streets, the only
African Zebras ever seen in harness
(ordinary shows have these animals
caged); by this company they are used
and driven the same as the horses,
5,000 OhalUng that Miss Bovkritt,
the only female in America that rides
four bare-backed horses all at one
and the same time, and challenges any
male rider to compete with her in this
wonderful feat of her beauty, grace,
form and skill, she has no equal, no
compeer.
50,000 Challenge tlmt Howes' Great
London Circus, etc., special features,
as advertised ami daily exhibited by
this company, are to be seen in no
other concern in Americxi.
850,000 Challenge that Howes' Oreat
London Circus, etc, Sanger's English
menagerie of trained animals, and
Mardi-Gras carnival, has the best gen
eral outfit of chariots, cages, vans,
animals, horses, ponies, mules, asses,
donkeys, wardrobe, paraphernalia,
hotel, exhibition, cooking, sleeping, and
stable tents, of any equestrian or zoo
logical combination in America.
850.000 Challenge tltat Howes' Great
London Circus, etc., owns and runs 42
railroad cars, viz: 22 flat cars, 10 palace
horse ca-s. 6 box cars. 1 bacrsaare car.
I 2 palace sleeping cars, 1 palace pas-
eenger car, this leing a greater num
i ber by far than run by any circus,
menagerie, etc., in America.
THE GKAiND MARDI-GRAS CARNIVAL!
A Scene of Ileautv. new. Novel, and interesting, representing the Spirit of 7ij ; The Continental Patriots, etc. ; The birds of the .Tnnele. Trie
Monti-rs of "the deep ; II ii satauie ma jit v : and thousand- of firotesnne. historic, and representative characters in caricature
in carnival iraii tv and crlendor. "WK Cll.lliliK!iK THK WOKIill T K((I AL IT. This is the only Com
pany in America, that luis a Snecial Detective Force for the protection of it patrons from impositions. No
Give-Away Hellenics. No iraniMing of any kind or nature, and no intoxicating Ihiuors allowed on
our Exhibition , rounds under any preteuce whatever.
ADMISSION 50 Cts. i Children under 10 years, 25cts 1,200 Reserved Cushioned Seats.
IDOOSS OPEN" .A.T 1 & 7" O'CLOCK I3. HVE.
For full particulars, see Pictorials, Programmes, nn-I our Illustrated Pictorial, the Advance Agent,
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