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"PERSEVERANCE CONQUERS
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tf Transient AdvcrtNinriit must be I'alJ
tn Advance.
Terms in Advance : j
One copy. nn year j
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VOLUME XV.
LATTSMOUTII, NEBRASKA, THURSDAY, OCTQDIjIHj, 1879.
NUM1SEK .3.3.
The Herald.
rUDLISHEU EVERY THURSDAY,
AT
PLAT TSMOOTH, NEBRASKA.
OFFICE:
O: Vin St., One Block Nortli of Main,
Cor. of Ffth Street.
lz Crd:!ia cf rj Fapr in 3 Cm!.
K A
HEMALB.
HENRY BGFCK
DffALKK IN
Furniture,
SAFES, CHAIRS.
ftc. ktc, kit..
Of All Dtun-rijtin.
METALLIC BURIAL CASES
WCODElf COFFIUS
Of a'l sues, ready made and sold chea;' for cash.
MY FIN IS HEARSE
wmm
IS NOW READY FOR SERVICE.
ORGANS & PIANOS
Of Every lescrrj'tion,
CHEAP FOR CASH.
The Celebrated
Whittlesey Patent
WINDOW SHADE FIXTURES,
Complete with Roller, for 2.VU.
Lanlirequin Window Shades.
And a Larger variety of Cheaper Shades,
of all varieties.
With mai.y thanks for past patronage. I
I ii ite all to call and examine my
LAKCK STOCK OF
l3tf. l-Ti:TI MK AMI Or IH
brick: bru-k:
It you want any
Fire cr Ornamental Brick,
Call oil
J. T. A. HOOVER,
LOUISVILLE, - - NERRASKJ.
HOTEL CITY HOTEL
ri.ATTSMorm. xer.
Ui:-t il.is-. Lodging Ro-i:t.
F:i"t Class Hoarding.
lool Sample Roemi'
Eve.-jthini; aud every enmfort
A (iood Hotel can Furnish
Also, ;.! Wines, ('.ml B--er. Cooil l.iittio's
t'oo 1 Lemonade, flood t i ir.
Kept at the Vity Fotel.
! IKIIV :!. I'm fi i tur.
SIGN. CARRIAGE ami ORNA
MENTAL PAINTER,
.A.. ASHLEY
Shop over the Brick Blocl
next to II Bocck's.
I'LATTSMOUTH. - -" - - MCI
4tly.
A miHwt!i!i cf Ilopa, Itachn. ?" ndrI.. ii
l 1 Ilullll3. T i;"i i. if ihn bint tr i HtJ.'a .1
t rlex.l I'nrldrr. I.Itt If rr'otnr, lafe
N'l (Ii-wa-w or ill b.-rUth can popsiMy lnna- ex1t
'n-r H ip Pittrrs fcru used, to ViUinl and rlcct
TbrT (W mm-m li r im4 Tlpw ti arri sad lii
P To !! hnie emjtloTnjci.ts cause li-rcruLinty of
H:Ii. rf-eU or nrujary or-ran. or who ruiij;rt mi
j ; ; tLz. r.T r.ic an-l miM Stimul.int.iIop ilitten)
I Nr pisttr whAt your fot.-luss or Fj-TTrptorrn arr
whr.t t:'o.ltson or ailuieDt 14, no lUip titt rn-
fl ut jour lia. It haa aareil bumlrLk
J -"K will b raid foraraaetbry will not mm or 3
IN Po n t 'iiler nor k t your fric:ui sutler, but fj
Q llrTirmher, HopIlifteri3iiOTlle.dmeTrl,dnink
Hn n.rara. Imt t:i lTirpt anil lst M. .Urine en r
Ql.'; the -InTalld'a 'rirad and llapr," anJ
t.ct Hme thla day.
j ilor Cocoa -a l the Fwertrst. aafeat aixl beat.
I The Tlor P r f nr Stomach. Unr and KIiItxt In
rW to allot hera. Cores by absorpuon. Ask draxguX.
in.L C. lanahe.ihrtandirrr-riiblemreforr'rTiiik
cnntfsa, uk tt opLuin, tobacco aad narcotics:
iU V dnrt.fc J!.T Bitten Mff . Co. F.bcrtrr, JT.T.
nt-- a i -
pars ap anil a
T -r.nipounl f tlie virtues of snrsnparill.i,
MilliMia, niainlrake, yellow duck, with the
i nli.lt of pta-l) and iron, all )xx erful Mmw1
"l:iakin;r. ldooI-.leansinir, and iife-siitaiiiiii''
( lc:i!.'!its. It is the purest, safest, and in
v ry way the most effectual alt"rative medi
tiu knovn or available to the pnldie. The
M-i.-neea ft medicine and chemistry have
Tievcr irluced so valuable a remedy, nor
n si Mitert to cure all diseases resulting
lr:n imiiire blood. It cures Si'rofiila, and
all "Tofnlom disease, Ij siprl; lfose.
r St. Anthony' Fire, Pimple and
Kace-s:rils, Pustules. Ulotches. Boils
T iiimirs. Tetter, 1 1 unions Salt liheum,
.Se.ild-head. Kins; worm. I'leers. Sores,
l!'iriiin:itis2it, ?Iercurial Iisease, Neu
ralaia, Kemale Weaknesses and I rremi
lrities, .Eiiindiee, Aftections of the
I.iver, Dyspepsia, Iimaciation, and
t'.eneral Debility. , .
Tv it earcliinj find cleansing qnal:tie
i' i;r"-s o:it. the foul corruptions whi Ii
rn. .iiuin?.te the bb.xl. and cause deranpv
. n.-nr and de.-av. It stimulates and enliven
the vital fttn.ri,iw T. ono,?
I
v-j- ' ni- jrceri' iie:&iiu.
. 2 . i itases new life and visor throusliout tlie
nh'H system. Xo sutTerer from ariv disease
wlifeharis.- from imoiirit v of thp 1.1.' ml n...,l
x.-..rt 'til I. . t . T . 1 '
livr:ilr,vh.v'll ffive Ayf.k's Sabsapapilla
a ia-r iriai. i.einemher, the earlier the
trial, the speedier the cure.
I s reeie has leen furnished to physicians
everywhere; and they, recognizing its supe
rior qualities, adruiuister it iu their practice.
For narlr fortr vears Ater's Satji.
i:ii.i.A La Iw-t-n widely used, and it now pos- !
e.-...ps the coniMence cf miliw.n of people
vim nave exjH-neneea ttneu: ironi its ruar
vclloa curative virtues.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer it. Co.,
Practical mid Analyt'.e..! Chemit,
Lowtll, Mats.
iUUi Bt AAi PI;VGpTS eVERTWUEKC,
A MONTH! A3ZS73
75 Hrl erlilns irtMnta IhvWarMi a Mm-
plefrM. AdJAY BRONSOH.Iieu'sikica
VJH MTTn ,a""" 1,1 SMF,-S "t CliKVES, of hi. h I
If All I LU "''"UuckrytrileOiiitment, Warranted to
cura turn. Aa.i(M w.la sLaaip, ir. J. N. Ttlrr, M. Lquis, Ma.
CARPEMfER SAIVS
Or any nthor kin'l, you can file yoiirarf with ooi
.Vfw Jlarhiti so that it will cut Urtte-r than
J-'ra-. 'His t.-th will all remain of f-qiial ize and
eliape. Sfitt fre ow rript of Qt.&O to any
j.Tt r-f tli I'uitt'il Stat.-. llltjftlriitedCtrculur. y-ee.
lintut A ijent wBMffrf i n rwru rountuantt
rit. .Vllrea J-;. It it HI As JJUO.. Jlrw Our
fotit, l'n.
.! W hare liunilrc-ia cf li tters from min using
our Machine w ho hJ thvy would not take tut iu
WIRTS & SCHOLLE,
Mo. 222 Wabash atekue. Chicago, ir r
Fine, llcdium, and Common
URNITU
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE nd nr1ej
list of over 500 new designs MAILED FKiCJE
non application. (Sent for it.)
INVINCIBLE"
Is the best base burn
cr for hard coal, li
strlee ami sizo.o, with
more patent improve-
riienta than
cr for tlipin
r.ny other toves. Auk rour deal,
or son. I for froo illustrated cir.
culvr.
Chisago
L rZ-le Stove Co. (Limited),
njpce. 171 & 17a Lake SU Chicago.
A MONTH guaranteed. si a day at
home made by the iudusii jou. Cap
ital not required; we will i-tart you.
.Men. women, lov ami uiil" make lnon-
ev faster at work for us than at anvthinir else.
The work Is liht and pleasant, and such a any
one can jro rilit at. Those who are wise who
ee t his nol ice w ill neiiil us their a'1dre"se at
unci' and fee for themselve. oMIv xutlit and
term lice. Now is the tiaie. Those already
atwoikare laving up lai'tre nuns of nionev
Ad. I res TRl rC" .V t'.. Augusta. Maine. ISi'v
To : litiKi A YEA R. or to ?'J0 a day
in yoiirown locality. No risk. Wo
men do as wi ll as men. M:;n v make
more tiian the amount -I ileil alxue.
No one can fail to make money fa-t. Any one
can do the work. You can make from M cents
to s.' an hour by devoting jour evenimjs a'i'I
-pare t hue to t lie b'lines-. It eols nolh'a .
trv the tiusiiM s. Notbiiii; like it for u: .:.ey
makiii'J ever offered liefore. I'.usi'iess pleasant
ami strictly hon ir.iMe. Reader, if you want to
know all about the het payinc business liefore
t he public s.-n. I us your address and we w ill
seinl von fi.lt particularsand private terms free :
sampler v. orlh s.ialso free ; you can l lien make
mm voiir niiu.i for vonrself. Aildress tSKoRliF
STIN.n'ON & CO.. Portland. Maine. l:;ly
SPECIFIC MEDICINE
The Great EagUab TRADEMARK.
Resnedy; a
nnfaiUDf cur for
Seminal Weak
sraa, Spermator
rbea, laapoieaey.
ad all 41
laat folUiw aa a aa-
- c i r
ReforeTakin?. Abnw: aa Loaa of After Takinf.
Uemorr, rnlraraal Lauitude, Palo in the Back. Dimneaa of
VltioD, Prematura Okl Age, and many etbr piMaaca tbat
Irad to Inaaaity or Consumption, and a Premature Orare.
0 Full particolara in our pamphlet, arhich we deure as
arod free by mail to ererr one. CThe 8:ific Medicine U
aoid by all draerirta at tl per package. ais paekarea for
fS, ar will be acul free t mail as rereipt of the monry by
addreailoc
the Git at Jtnirm! co.,
klacHaMic'a Bljck, DaraotT, Mtrw.
rSoh! in I'la! : viiou. ii an i e-i. n i1 .
1! iie::s;i-.-.
Our 5th T)ecrlptlTe Illus
trated lrlco I.ist tor Fall of
187l irlll b aent to any d
ilreoa uKn receipt of MSK
t'KNTS. It containa price
of over 10.000 articles) with,
over l.OOO Illustrations. NO
I'KlfsON who contemplates
the purchase of any article
for p-rsonal or family ue.
should fail to nentl for sk
coiy. We acll most every
elaa of Roods known to the
civilized world. We Bell all
our Rood sat wholesale
price direct to the eon
anmer i no middle men).
1 lie only lioase In America
who make thin tlilr apecial
buine-. One of theae valu
ibl 1'rice I.lsta and Kefer
ence I took la ind i-ensble.
Add res MontRomerr Ward
A; .. 7 and 2 WabasJl
Avcuue, Chicaco, HUaoia.
AGENTS WANTED
"SDIISHISE Aal SHABO 7 r N w TrX'
:U 7 ATIJ r.W II A I.J. fw.H ITU . Pu: -e!;h '
if rst Vol WISH l KN V How fortmie
9 ilal aM" made ami hid in a day : hmv shrew e!
B men ale ruined in Wall Street; how
M. at "eo'irtrvuien" are swindled by sharp
is : P.cw iniisbters and I -.ereliants are blaek
na le.l ; how andeilMlt made eighty uiiilious
f dollars; how iiamblinji bouses aa lotteries
ne conducted : how to make and s-nd money
ii New ir : how millioi.sarc fed daily ; how
.tie rich ami poor live.
Head and ieani ahuut New York hankers,
inerehaiits. brokers, pi l swindlers. i;amh!ers.
How erv. Tombs, elevated railroads. I'.rooklyn
bridge. Centra. Park. With b oraiihical sketch
es ol A. f. Mewart, .lame. Gordon I'.ennett.
Robert Pom er. the Astort. Vauderliilf , Drew.
Irccley. Heei-her. Taluiage and hi Talieriiacle.
t isk. .1. tiotild and many othels. In i-hort all
about the wealth and poverty, the mysteries
and miseries of New Yolk. ."omp!ete mil lor ol
the metropolis as it is to-day.
t It er ! o octavo paizes. with full-page enjrrav
ii i;s. Now is the time (or eiiemeiie men at-d
women to make money Agents are aveniniiin
f: o;. 4u to 00 rders it"i week. For terms ad-
ri'ieS J. It. HI' Hit lriIMMIIIX4 -
:m Haktkokp, t'os.v.. or Chicago, III.
USB
WTR An F
MAR K
J9 ev awvw
OE A. OLARK,
GOLE AGENT.
Th? TILS? and POriXAIt
fev!nr; Thr:al of Modrrn Tlraeau
I1KWARK
For sal bv K
or IHITATIOXS.
G. Dovev & Son. Solomon &
Nathan. Win Herold, W. II
Kahskv & Son.
Raker & Co.. L.
ADA 31 S WIND 31ILL.
31. Hit I P.MAX.
AGENT,
VTeepIng Water, Neb.
Manufactured by
Marseilles M'f'i; Co..
of Mar-eilles. 111. 1
have put upsever-'l in
Cass Co. Anions those
purchasing are J. M
Reud-lev. i. v.
Bri--u. and S. Yausen
nnd J. H. Yoiine, of
Oioe Co.. all of w hom
can testify totheirni
perior excellence.
Tliose wtshinu t9
purchase can address
me at W. Water : sat-
faction jruaranteed.
''rices from to$H-.
M ills wit liout pumps sr
pumps without mills.
1 ni3 U 1. EiipaAX.
A DAY GUARANTEED
ottnea, WELL AUGER AND
DRILL in good territory. HIGHEST
rtSTlMOXlALS FROM GOVERNORS
OF IOWA. ARKAXSA a AHD DAKOTA.
Catalvguc tica. V. GILES, St. Uuuia. Mu.
STOVES.
$300
$1500
CRAY'S
TRADE MARK.
..Ml XI
PIEST
National Bank
OF PEA TTS MOUTH, NEBRASKA,
SUCfKSSOK TO
TOOriiK, 1IAX.VA A CLARK
Ioh.v Fit7.;f.rald
E. . I'OVK.V
.. V. .Mcl.Al fiHLlX. .
IOM1 i) RoCKtK
President.
Vice 1'residpnt.
Cashier.
.Assistant Cashier,
This Rank is now open for business at their
iew room, comer Mam and Sixth slreets, and
is prepareu to iitiuwv a surii
BANKING BUSINESS.
Stocks, Bonds. Gold, Government and Local
Securities
NOUGHT AND SOLD.
Deposits Received and Interest Alloiv
td on Time Certificates.
DRAFTS TDZR-AWITsr,
vailable In any part of the United States and
tu all the Principal Towns and Cities
of Knrope.
agcxts'for the
CELEBRATED
nhan Line and Allan Line
OF KTKAMtKH.
Person wishing to bring out their friends from
Europe can
rCKCIIASK TTrKRTS FROM C3
Threuth to Platttmeath.
J. F. BAUMEISTER
Furnisliea Freeh, Ture Milk,'
i).:livi:iii:. daily.
Special call- attended to. ond I'reeli Milk
fiom same cow liiiiiislied when wanted.
iy
Excelsior Barber Shop.
J. c. BOONE,
Wain Street, op2osite Satuulers Home.
"FCJVXZR CX7TTIlSrC3-,
S H A V I N G A N D S H A M P O O 1 N (i
Especial attention given to
JUTTING CHILDREN'S AND LA
DIES' HAIR.
'JAI.L AND SEE IJOOXK. GENTS.
And ct a boon iu a
CL3 TnT KTrlJ.7'E-
A. JSclilegel & Bro.,
Manufactiirers oJ
f;fs cig-abs,
Ai d dealers in
'AM Y SM!Ki:s A II'I'ICLK'S, SMOKING
j;:ul CHEWING
T 0 IS A C COS.
pecbil R"ANIS :.'. 1 sizes of CIGARS made to
oidt r. ami s.uMacliou uarantrcd. Ciar
clippings eold for smoking tobacco.
'Iain St. t hree dooi west of Saunder House.
I'L ATTSMfH'TII, Nl-15. 101
Ml BABDWABB STORE.
J. S. DUKE
l;-sj: t o i ..ed an ei;l'' e Lew s. 'i t l':nd-
e. oil
u a .-a iv" 'Zij ! ra" s c at -sz m--tw
N-;t door wct of Chapman & Smith's Drug
Store.
A Full Line of
3HELiP HAKDWASE,
SHOVELS, RAKES. SPADES and
ALL GARDEN TOOLS.
NAILS, NAILS, NAILS, hy the Keg
or Poiiwl
ROPE, POWDER. SHOT, GRIND
STONES, . WHEEL-BARROWS.
A Full-Ltne of I'T I.Kit V.
Sj)e ial,Rates to Builders and Con
1 1 actors.
All ooU sold as low as they possibly can be
and live. 4ly
WILLIAM HEROLD,
dealer iu
D15Y GOODS,
CLOTHS.
BLANKETS,
FLANNELS,
FURNISHING GOO 1)3.
GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS.
Large stock c, f
BOOTS and SHOES
to te
CLOSED OUT AT COST
Notions, Queensware,
and in fact everything you can call for in
the line of
General Merchandise.
CASH PAID FOR HIDES AND FURS.
All kinds of country rtroduce taken in ex
change for goods.
SAGE BROTHERS,
Dealers in
S T O "V IBS,
ETC., KTO-, KTC.
One Door East of the Post-office, riattsmouth,
Nebraska.
-: o :-
Practical Workers in
SHEET IRON, ZINC, TIN, BRA
ZIERY,dc.,dc. Large assortment of Hard ana Soft
Pumps, G;iss Pipes and Fittings.
COAL STOYE3,
Wood and Coal Stoves for
HEATING Oil COOKING,
Always on Hand.
Zyory variety of Tin. Sheet Iron, and Zinc
Vork, kept iu stock.
MAKING AND REPAIRING,
Done on Short Notice.
'9&mEVIlRYTRIXG WARRANTED ! fJ
VniCES LOW IIOWX.
SAGE EOS.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
IK. J. i. MrCltKA,
TIOMtF.PATIIIC PHYSICIAN, at Factory
yille, Cass county, Nebraska. 2-tly
. T. II. AVIL.HOX.
ATT.ORNEY AT LAW. Practices in Sa tn
ders and Ca.ss Counties. Ashland, Nebraska.
35ni6
It. II. WIMHIA1I,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, Pl.ittsmouth.Neb. Of
fice Front Room over Chapman & Smith's
Drugstore. 4aly
M. A. IIAKTH..4V
ATTORNEY AND SOLICITOR. Will Prac
tice in the State and Federal Courts. Resi
dence, Piatt smoutWf Nebrafka. 311y
It. It. MVIMiSTOV. SI. I,
IMIVSUTAV A rtflttSF.OJJ.
OFFICE HOURS, from lt a. in., te 2 p. ni.
Examining Surgeon for U. S. Pension.
iIt. W. II. M IULHK.MXHT,
PRACTISING PHYSICIAN, will attend calls
at all hours, niu'ht or day. Plattdiiontli, Ne
braska. Office in Chapman & Smith's Drug
Store.
J. II. II Alii.. St. I.
rHVSKTAW An SlKGEOit.
OFFICE with Dr. Livingston Souln Sida of
Main Street, between 6tk and 7th streets. Will
attend calls promptly. 4ayl
WHili S. WISK.
COLLECTION'S .-4 .tiClM L TT.
ATTORNEY' AT LAW. Real Estate. Fire Tn
ftirance ami Collection Agency. Office in Fitz
gerald's block, Plattsinouth, Nebraska. ?2m3
KO. H. MSI ITU.
ATTORNEY AT LAW and Real Estate Bro
ker. Special attention given to Collections
and all matters affecting the title to real estate.
Office on -M floor, over Post Office, t'lattsniouth.
N ebraska. oj i.
I. II. WII KKLKK alt 0.
r aw niTieif Kvt:itp Fiivanil Life In
surance Agents. Pluttsiiioiith, Nebnt-ska. Col
lectors, tax -pavern. Have a complete abstract
of titles. Buy and sell real edate, negotiate
loans. Sic. '') 1
JAMS.H E. MiiKlllSOX,
W. L. KKOW.SK,
Notary I'uhlic.
SfOItKIMOX A IIKOIVXK.
ATTOKNKYS AT LAW. Will practice in Cass
and adjoining Counties ; gives special attention
to collections and abstracts of title. OUUe in
Fitzgerald Block, PlattMiioutli. eiras.a.
ITYl
MA SI. SI. CM AIM! A.
ATTORNEY AT I .AW,
And Solicitor in Chancery. Office in Fitzger
ald Block,
l-j 1 I'LATTSMOUTH, NEI..-
. w. 'i.iT rrKit.
Mat tHmoutli. ebrskn.
Office on Main Street over Solomon At Na
thans Store. 311y
PLATTSM0UTH MILLS.
PLATTS MOUTH, NEB.
C IIi:iSi:i., - Iropi lefor.
Fletir, Corn Meal & Feed
x'wavs on hand and for sale at lowest cash
p ices. The liitrio st prices paid lor Wheat at.fi
0 rn. Particular alleiition given custom work
riiTiM.iis .V 4niti:.
Tonsorial Artist.
PLATTMSIOI'TII Si KB It AMU A.
Place of business fn Main St.. between 4th
nd.itii streets. Shampooing. Shaving, chil
dren's hair cutting, etc. etc. ltfly
7:IISCLVL HOTEL,
LINCOLN. NEB.,
. J. IMH OFF, - - - Proprietor.
The best known and most popular Landlord
1 i the stale. Always stop at the Commercial.
L EN II OFF & BONNS,
3Iorniiu Dow &1I0011 !
One door ca-st of the Saunders House. Wc
keep the hest ol
Beer, Wines, Liquors & Cigars.
3."ni'.l Constantly on Hand.
SAUNDERS HOUSE.
J.S.GREGORY, - - - Pro2rietor.
Locatio.i Central. Good Sample Room..
Every attention paid to gnests. 4am3
Plattsmolth, ..... N'Elt
MACHINe" SHOTS !
JOHN -wY"ivrv.xT
I'LATTSMOUTH. KB
Repairer of Steam Engines, Boilers,
Sato and Grist Millt
4a AM AMI MTKASI FITTlTVtaS,
t'rought Iron Tipe. Fortre ant Lift liies.Steam
Gauires.Safetv-Yalve Governors, ami all
kinds of Brass Engine Fittings,
repaired on short notice.
FARM MACHINEK
jTIT CHAMBERS,
Manufacturer of antl Dealer In
SADDLES.
COLL A RS.
HALTERS,
WHIPS
ETC., ETC., ETC.
REPAIRING
Done with Neatness! Dispatch.
e only place in town where "Turley's pat
ent self adjustable horse collars.ne eohl."
49 cm
r S 5
-r. . -1
? - 3
l
tr
CD &
O
o
c
s
0 S 2.3
2 3
o
CB C J3
-J--
5 2 s
3 I
CO
a-
T
CD
U3
H. A. WATERMAN & SON.
Who'esa'.e and Retail Dealers in
PINE LUMIIER.
LATH.
SHINGLES.
SASH,
DOOHS,
BLI'DS,
ETC..
ETC..
ETC.
Maiu street. Corner of Fifth.
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B. & mTr. R,.TiirieTable.
Taking Efftct May 4, 1879.
FOR OMAHA FROM I'LATTSMOUTH.
Leaves 7 tfo a. in. Arrives 8 -45 a. m.
3 :5' p. m. ' 4 :55 p. in.
FROM OMAHA FOR PLaTTSMOUTH.
Leaves 9 :10 a. m. Arrives in :40 a. in.
:uo p. in. T :5o p. in.
tOR THE WEST,
leaves Platismouth 9 :45 a. m. Arrives I.in
c(dn. vi -45 p. in. ; Arrives Kearney, 7 55 p. m.
Freight leaves "J :n( a. in. Ar. Lincoln 2 :55 p.m.
FROM THE WEST.
Leaves Kearney. 6 :.".n a. in. Leaves Lincoln,
1 .30 p. iu. Arrives Plattsinouth. 4 :20 p. m
Freight leaves Lincoln 11 :40 a. m. Arrives
Piattsmouth, 4 :oT p. in.
GOING EAST.
Express. 6 :1 a. in.
Passenger, (train each day) 4 :J0 p. m., except
Saturday. Every third Saturday a train con
nects at'the usual time.
R. V. U. II. Time Table
Taking Effect Sumlay. March 23, 1R79.
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STATIONS.
HASTINGS.
AMI.
BLUE HILL.
COWLKS.
RED CLf'UD.
1NAVALK.
RIvERTON.
FRANKLIN.
BLOOMINGTON.
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1 7 Mt.i
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5 :55
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9 :2"pm i
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WESTWARD.
Es uress Mail.
Leave hicat'o.. o ,.aui 1 oopm
M.nlou ... 125pm' 1 4,".am
Gairsiiutg j 4 .v.pin 5 35am
" Ruilii.irtoii i 7 40pm 8 10am
Ottumwa tO.Kipniill 35am
haiit..ii , 1 4.am 2 15pm
" Crestou 4 2-"ain 5 15pm
Red tak 7 10am! 8 Oopm
rr. Piattsmouth ', 9 2nanij
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Express
Mail.
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Red Oak
Creeton
Chariton
Oltumwa
Burlington. --
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Arriv Chicago
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MAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS run from
Burlington to St. Louis without change.
BY LEAVING PLATTSMOUTH AT 3 :50 P.
M., you arrive in St. LOUIS thenexteveningat
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rive iu Piattsmouth si :2o the next morning.
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BY ELIZABETH D. DEEBB.
Y'ou, strolling in some classic shade,
Beside Home sweet an I tender maid.
Will whisper to her willing car
The nothings sweet she loves to hear
Things that you've said o oft before
To girls perchance a score or more
Antl dream away the happy hours,
Plucking Joy's rarest, golden flowers.
The sky will smile upon your suit
The maid more sweetly still fans dou'e;
Indeed, she never could resist
The charms that in your face exist.
The spot, the magic of the hour,
Will place you solely in Love's jiowcr,
You kuow you always were so silly
Forgive me if I say it, Willie,
And, as you woo with tender glance,
You'li claim her baud not for a dance;
Vow love undying till life's close
To die with Summer's parting rose.
Now don't tic angry-w ith me dear
'Tis not in you to be sincere.
You say you've loved nie most a year :
Well, you've been losing time, I tear.
I can forgive you for your taste
Bat there are diamonds some call paste.
'Tis not tlie soul you uiost admire
So of the clay you hoou w ill tire.
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You'll thank me lor thus being kind,
And wonder bow you were so blind:
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You'll smile and think of this dea l love.
THE TRUEST CHARITY.
From the Cincinnati Saturday Night.
liiiss Laey's elegant carrli"; wns
stniitliiur at I he curbstone, in front ofa
door on which a silver plate iiiinouiii otl
the name ot 'Lyman North, M. I).',
linl Miss Laey's liveried coachman sat
solemn ami stylish on the box, having
about all he con hi do to manage the
restlcs, beautiful pair of bays.
Miss Laey's footman stood in silent,
lvspec I tu 1 waiting, at the open door of
tlie carriage altogether making an
aristocratic, imposing fpeeuiele, at
which Dr. Noi l ls handsome blue eyes
wandered occasionally, as, in his oliice,
from his seat by the window, he was
talking to Miss Lacy.
Not that the young lady was not
worth all his attention all the alien
tion any man con hi pay her,asitle from
her position in society, and heralmost
unlimited wealth, for a sweeter face
was never lifted in girlish enthusiasm
than hers, as, her big, gray eyes glow
ing darkly, her voice thrilling and
earnest, she was telling Dr. North and
his friend, another aspiring young M.
D., a tale of sutl'ering ami sorrow and
want, she had come across on one of
her charity visits ; and, iu her sweet,
gracious way, asking for their sub
scriptions on her list to ameliorate the
sickness, the sorrow and the want.
Dr. North listened, and looked from
Iier lovely face, her elegant toilet, to
the establishment outside, and smiled
in concurrence with her views.
'Certainly,! will be delighted to do
my little share, Miss Lacy. lit me
down for $-30 on your list. 1 wish I
could make it more. Jasper, hew, will
supplement it, of course."
Nellie smiled delightedly, showing
the distracting dimple iu one peachy
cheek, and her beautiful white teeth,
so pearly and even.
-Oh, Doctor North, what a generous
donation! Why, I had no idea yoj
would subscribe so largely. No one
has been so liberal yet that 1 have
asked'
Doc tor North bo wed in response to
her impulsive little thanks.
"Don't speak of it; it really is not
worth mentioning. It is a double
pleasure you have afforded me. Miss
Lacy, that of being of some actual,
practical bene lit to your charity cases,
as well as 1 hope pleasing you."
lie gave her an anient little look,
that brought a swift little flush to
Nellie's cheeks and a certain delightful
quickening of her heart-throbs, timt
more than once had similarly happen
ed in connection with Dtictor North's
li:;i: isonie blue eyes, anil fascinating
siniie and melodious voice.
"You are very, very good," she an
swered, lifting her sweet eyes for just
one second long enough t;creute fifsh
havtic and new elation in Doctor
North's heart; and he glanced from
the pure, glorious, girlish face, to the
elegant equipage outside, with a very
self-satislied expression on his face.
Nellie turned to Doctor Jasper, grave
iv lined, standing beside the mantel,
watching the little play goon, a stern,
curious look in his thoughtful, tine
eyes.
lie did not give her an opportunity
to ask him.
"Mis Lacy, I regret very much that
I am not able to all'ord adding a sub
scription to your list. If it were pos
sible if I could conscientiously do it
believe nie, I would ::ot refuse you ;
but it is impossible."
His voice was quiet, sel -possessed,
and remarkably sweet and manly, and
he looked squarely in her eyes as he
made his grave, courteous regrets.
Just the merest, faintest suggestion
of displeasure and coolness crept over
her face as she listened, then inclined
her head in her gracious, set, haughty
way.
"Iain sure you know best. Dr. Jas
per, l'my pardon me for having an
noyed you!''
She stored the fresh, crisp ."?."! green
back in her little orle;uonjiaie, bowed
her adieu, just tinged with if little
feminine pique, to Dr. Jasper, into
whose eyes a half-amused little suiile
crept as, he gravely returned it then
to Dr. North, with a charming grace
and a bewitching smile.
"I shall never, never forget what a
grand, kind heart you have, D tor
North. And do be sure, please, and
remember to be at iny next Thursday
evening!"
lie assisted her inher satin-cushioned
carriage, and ventured to slightly
press her pearl-kiddd hand at part
ing, while Nellie, her face j-lightly
Hushed, turned impulsively to the
quiet-looking, elderly lady, in black
silk. fn the trout seat.
I sn't he just too splendid for any
thing, Aunt Annie?"'
Mr?. Laurence smiled oddly.
"If you think so, dear. Tastes dif
fer, however.''
Nellie flashed an indignant little loot
et the calm, gold-spectacled eyes.
'Oh, auntie! "Vyhy, he gave me 50
for the OUannigan lamilyP
'And he'd better have kept it, to un
thinking. A ud where next. Nellie?"
While iu Dr. Lyman North's aristo
cratic oliice, with its velvet carpets on
reception and private room, its plush
furniture, and painting on the frescoed
walls, its rich draperies at the w in
dows, that gentleman wt's sitting com
placently in hisollicial chair, his hands
in his pockets, his handsomcly-hootcd
feet stretched out, ami returning Jas
per's sarcastic look.
''Well, you lookas though you didn't
approve, "Phil."
"I don't!" he returned, shortly. "The
idea of you giving away the sum of ."0
just because the fair lieggar happens to
be Miss Lacy, the heiress! You can no
more all'ord it than 1 can, North.
Your practice is no larger or better.
You told me, not ten minutes liefore
she came in. that you were still iudebt
for all this," indicating by a nod of his
head the adornments of the suite of
room.
North smiled.
"That'-a a fact, Phil. "I'm running
behind every day. and I owe the bet
part of ?? I ,J0. All the same, 1 never
made a better investment iu my life
riian when I gave Miss Lacy the last
dollar I had in the world."
Jasper looked surprised.
'I see you don't take," Doctor North
said, lightly. "It's just this, in a nut
shell :I'm resolved to inavry Miss Lacy,
if 1 can."
For just one second, an inscrutable
look sweptacross Jasper's line thought
ful face.
"Or her money which?" he asked,
with a little sharp bitterness iu hi
voice.
'Moth," Doctor North answered.
"Do you consider nie too ambitious?'
Doctor Jasper frowned slightly.
"My opinion might not be agreea
ble, Lyman, and " "
North interrupted, with a laugh :
"As it evidently was not to the "fair
beggar.' How in tlie world had you
the courage to tell her .actually tell
her you could not all'ord it?"
All the nobility in Philip Jasper'
nature looked out of his dark eyes.
"How could vou give her actually
give her money that was really not
your own to give?"
"I can t see it in that light , Nortl: ,
retorted lighting a cigar.
Then the subject was dropped, and
Dr. J.is.icr went awav to his round ot
duties that, day and day out he con
scientiously performed, making tor Jus
name and skill a sii: , if slow, founda
tion that would tine d ty be a glorious
structure to his credit.
Nellie Lacv's gentle eves were full
of womanly pity and sympathy, and
she sat puticiitlv li.-tcuing to Pannie
O'Mrien's story ; and I'anuie was her
up-stairs girl a faithful, intelligent
creature, in whom and whose atf lirs
the sweet young mistress had always
taken the wannest interest.
"And it is small-pox your mother
has? Oh, Fannie, that is terrible ter-
ible! Of course it will not be right
for you to come here among us f rom
her. and of course vou mut go to her
and take the best care you can of her.
Don't worry about vour wages they
will go right on; and, alter the Dr.
thinks it safe, you must come back.
What doctor have you, Fannie?"
"Imlade and that's the s. ire throuble,
ma'.im! Its sivni or eight doether
I've lieen afther, and nivir a wati'll go
to my u Id mother, bekae its a batl
disease; and I'll not have her took to
the hospital, ma'am, not if 1 dies wid
her in the housel''
Nellie's brow contracted in a sur
prised, thoughtful frown, and a look
of imiiguauou was in her eyes.
"No Goc tor will go? Why, I never
heard oi'.-ueha thin.:! I thought doc
tors went wiici.ovcr they were called,
auntie,''' ami she turned impetuously
toward plu-id -.Irs. Laurence, se.ving
at a window opposite. "What do you
think of suc:i cruel, heathenish be
havior?"' Mr . Lauren e looked up, a funny
little smile on her lips.
"T simply think that Fannie has hap
pened to call the w rong physician, that
is all. Have you been for Dr. Nortli,
Fannie?"'
The girl shook her head.
"North North, ma'am? No ina'ani.
It's a stranger he is to me.
He'd go in a minute," Nellie said, a
dainty little Hush on her cheeks. Ik
is n mo of your cowardly physicians,
he is a generous, noble, eh irit able gen
tleman, a friend of m.ne. ami I know
he'll look after your mother, small-ptix
notwithstanding."
Mrs. Lawrence smiled ever so coldly-
"And then there's young Dr. J.'uper
:;iy favorite, you know. He would
go, iaiu pretty sure."
Nellie's lip curled.
"How strange you are auntie! Why,
he is the most distant, haughty, proud,
stingy man I ever saw! Go? 11 eM
quicker put his head in the lire. Mut
Dr. North will go. Fannie I'll put on
my wraps ami go around to his oliice
widi you."
And, to the poor creature's grateful
deiight, M.iss Nellie Lacy actually "v
roinpanied her to Dr. North'r f'.TVf
door, when the bell being answered by
the colored boy, Fannie, with true
Irish impetuosity, blurted out her
.Ttessage the message that came so
Untight from her true, troubled heart.
"li's the docther 1 be wanting' Dr.
Nortli to go at onet to see me do ling
ould mother, a-dyin' sick with the
small-pox. and ravin' like a loouatick,
ami"
The loud spoken intense words that
Nellie could not check in their eager
flow, reached Dr. Nn It's ears us he sat
iu his cozy oliice, with brilliant gas
light, and fne or two choice b loksand
a box of cigars, making it very con
genial to his tastes.
Put her out Lockrey! We don't
want the smallpox here! Tell her to
go to the police suit ion for a hospital
surgeon, biiut the door, Lockrey, if
you don't want to catch it. The low,
dirty Irish Middies are too impudent
for anything!"
But Fannie's buxom arm kept the
terrified little darky from obeying hia
orders, and her voice retorted loud
and anguishful, and Nellie did not tiy
to quiet her :
"And would ycz let nie mother dio
like a dog, Docther Nortli? For
shwnte merev's sake, so wid us doe
.thcr, and I'll- "
Nellie heard a quick, angry footstep
coming toward tlie door, and shrank
back into darkness just as Dr. Nortli
appeared.
"Clear out, 1 tell you! What do
you suppose 1 care w hether the old
woman dies or lives;
The door was slammed sharp in
their faces.
For one second Nellie's eyes flashed,
then a little ini'ilc crept to "them.
Nevermind, Fannie; I am Just n
little mistaken iu Dr. Nortli. We'll
go to auntie's choice now, ami some
how 1 begin to think he's the one."
They met Dr. Jasper just leaving
his oliice. and, at a word from Nellie,
Fannie addressed him, telling her pit
iful little story with true Irish elo
quence. Doctor Jasper listened patiently,
gravely.
"You are quite sure that it is small
pox?" "The ould woman says so, sir. If
yez would only come."'
"I'll go in half an hour. Give mo
vour street and number, and go to a
drugstore ;ind get this prescription
tilled, and give it to her just as quick
as you get home. Keep her warm, and
as quiet as possible. I guess it will
be all right; I'll do all I can any
how." lie stepped back into the light of
his ofliee w indow, and wrote a pre
scription; ami Nellie, watching him,
wondered where the cold, haughty
look was she had seen so plainly be
fore. Then he went on, and Fannie escort
ed her young mistress home to be
well-freighted with needful necessa
ries, and a few little luxuries, and a
mouth's wages in advance, lefore she
went to her own little third-floor rear
room.
Nellie went down stairs into the
dusky parlors, ami thought over the
odd little adventure of the evening;
and the result was that, when Doctor
North attended her Thursday evening,
lit; was quite astonished to account for
Miss Lacy's cold courtesy, instead of
the charming graeiousncss he had ex
pected, and almost ardently desired.
As he never re -eived a second invi
tation he became satisfied that some
thing had happened something ho
never knew, until a vear or so after,
when Nellie Lacy was Dr. Jasper
wife; and then, by some mysterious
means, he learned how it hail all hap
pened. And he knew he was deserv
ing of his received deserts.
Dog and Badger Fight.
Heading Kugle.
A highly-exciting "badger match"
took place near Shenandoah, Schuyl
kill county. The match was bctwi-ert
a bull terrier "Dan" and a badger.
The dog had to pull the badger out of
an empty barrel to win. The dog
weighed '21 pounds, but the badger
tipped the scale at 17. The novehyof
the match caused a great deal of inter
est. According to the arrangouienst,!iiado
the dog should "draw" the badger iu
less than an hour. Neither of the ani
mals were to lie touched while they
were together. The dog was looktsd
on as a certain winner. The badger
was a weak and insignificant-looking
little animal, but his eyes gleamed
viciously and his long, glistening teeth
snapped as he was placed on tho
ground. T!:;; badger, waddled com
placently into a barrel that was fasten
ed on its side in one corner.
When the dog was unchained heap
proaclied the barrel and sniffed at it
suspiciously, but the badger's teeth
snapped defiantly, and iu a second
'Dan" had entered and they were at
it. The badger's tough hide and heavy
coat of hair protected him greatly,
and as be n-ed his teeth and braced
himself firmly against the side of the
barrel "Dan's" ell'orts to "draw" him
out did not meet with much success.
After twenty-two minutes desperate
fighting the dog's teeth slipped and ho
fell outside of the barrel.
Time being called again the do":
bolted into the barrel like a shot, and
nfier a brief struggle got his badger
ship almost to tin; mouth; but by a
sudden wrench the courageous little
animal freed itself and got back before
"Dan" could prevent it. It was now
forty-five minutes since the light
opened, and the crowd began to think
that "Dan" had anything but a soft
contract.
The dog was allowed to breafho
twice during the remaining fifteen
minutes, and each time he returned
pluekily to the fray; but when the
lime expired he was still struggling
in the barrel, and the badger was no
nearer "drawn than he was when tho
struggle began. Five minutes extra
time was allowed the dog, but he fail
ed to defeat his resolute little oppo
nent, and thev were separated.
The dog w.-is pretty badly handled
nnd received much more punishment
than he gave.
Two old Texas herders, who had just
buried a neighbor, got to discu-sing
religion. One asked the other haw
pious he thought it was possible for A
man to get iu this world if he was in
real eirne-t. "Wa'al," said tlie other
reflectively, "I think if a man gets so't
he can swop steers or trade horses
without lying, 'at he'd better pull out
for the better land afore he has a re
la pse."
Positive Kf.sults. Tl.erc are nu
merous remedies that cure sometimes
and become trusted as useful, but
none have ever proved .so effectual
cured so many and such remarkable
cases as Dr. Ayer's medecines.
The Cherry Pectoral has restored
great numbers of patients who were
believed to be hopelessly affected
with consumption.
Ague Cure breaks up chills and fe
ver quickly and surely.
Ayer's Compound Kxtract of Sai
saparilla eradicates scrofula and im
purities of the blood, cleanse3 the
system and restores it to vigorout
health. Ky its timely use ruany
troublesome disorders that cause a
decline of health arc expelled or cur
ed. Ayer's Pills and their effects are
too well known everywhere to require
any commendation from us here.
ikrautou (Pa.) Times.