HE HERALD
LOCAL NEWS.
Ihe Fire Co. loometh.
--3;.irjs receive! of J. W. Clnrk.
Jisnil installmeat of winter ycs
. urday.
Verges' new stock of goods havo
arrived.
New Geod3. Nw Goods, at r. S.
"White's. 4st3
Se S;Uo notice of August Btolil
man, 23d.
More new type on the way from
ILe foundry.
"Brown Dick," at Julius Pepper
berg's 20 cents. 3
Dou't fail to see the quantities of
rsjads at F. S. White's. 3S12
Jones & Agnew have another car
load of horses good ones, too.
All those indebted to me will please
call and settle at once. I must have
iha money. Tktki: Meroks.
F.ard of trade Dir?ctor are re
iwi.Bted to ruett at the Council Cham
ber at 2 o'clock thi3 p. w.
A uew Stack of Uoots & Shoes
Hfxtdoorto RceoU Furniture store.
(Jiva me a call. Fkteii Merges.
"Old Virginia Curly Cut" Smok
ing Tobacco for 15 cor.ta ju:r package
at J alius Feppeiberg s
43
Henry Eikcnbary id piling up the
st?3e, brick and lumber for bi3 new
l.oi'J9 and cow residence.
-Silonn & Nathan have an enortn
om ppring stock of gowds spoken for,
and just loak out for it soon. 4St2
Another Liquor Belling casa en
Sunday is before his honor. Thi tioue
Gftf.Edgerlon is the "wictlin."
Fred Gorder Las the neatt, light
est, cutest little plow yon ever paw,
us ot Dii-era'a ante. Go auJ rite it.
Charley Powell is puUhi? up te!e
phf 0 that are aaid ta be belter and
f-lieaer thaa those previously put up.
Job printing from a calling card
(.j a sheet I'o.- U r in tba ntaicst pos
elllft shape aud ls.;it ttyl&s, on short
i otice.
A reservoir sa High School Hill is
thy talk now-a-days; with a by-irauMc
i aia iu the Mullia spring it could easi
ly bo C'.lei.
Gen. Canningham presented Cap.
JfHrshall with a very handsome cray
on picture cf the Paatrcaster of Platts
innstlj lately.
7e shook olT the nsrs and ar at
it .'ijain with an entire new stock at
the lowest c-sh prices. Tall before
buying elsewhere. Pkteis Merges.
Every wagon that crosses on Capt.
I'ianey's "New Flla" has one or two
Cloth Posters pinned on the sides, just
printed at the Herald olHce.
Stip that coughing; if you do not
it may kill you. A bottle of Dr. Ib-dl's
Cough Syrup only costs you 2" cents,
a;id its tims.'y use may save your life. 1
Lust Saturday was St. Valei-.tine'
ti y and didn't the children enjoy it!
n.'i 1 sotcrj of tho big cbildi'e.", too.
TVe weaker if the Poatmasterdid, to?
Remember that Solomon & Na
than are selling off their winter gauds
ut greatly reduced prices to make rojui
for an unsurpassed stock of Si ring
Gods. 43i2
By a mijUke vt on of th9 "Typos"
the notice of Ang. StoMsian'a s.ils on
ths 3J i3t., wan omitted from the
pipr last week. It appears this time,
however.
"Will Sluyock ha3 Just tini.ed up
a City Directory for ladvilie. Send
us a ropy Williaui ; we don't got any
C12. but Bend it for old acquaintance
.sake, s'jceyi
Herges opened out with a naw
stork af Peats & Shoss next dor to
Ba-ck's Furniture store, where ho will
no doubt, be pleased to seo ail his old
customers aud the new.
We approve of Mr. Dawes' notion
a late convention ; it will give the
people more time to determine who
they do vnrnt, aud what kind of dcle
fcates Nebraska proposes to send.
Herges is really open and ready
fr business again, down in the old
Amison (now Parmcle) building on
Main street next door to Da-ck's, and
wo hope ho will do a bettor trads than
ever.
A complete set of new instruments
and new Material throughout lills Mr.
Leonard's little temporary gallery. If
anyone would have a dozen photos call
aud get them there. lie always guar
antees satisfaction.
Seo advertisement of J. E. Cun
ningham in another column. Mr. C.
lias been iu Plattsmeuth nearly a year,
and has done considerable work in his
line of business, and no complaints
have been heard of, so far.
And Leonard, the Leonard who
makes our pictures, has arisen like the
famed Phoenix, and planted himself
next dure to the Koort House, where
ho is ready to see, take and make any
and all kinds of pictures as usual.
Tly the crowds that gather on the
eidewalk to superintend the digging of
the fundation of Messrs. Merges &
Leonard's nw house, one would think
that Architect Thompson did not know
hoxr to draw a cellar hole plan and
they had U all correct and revise and
justify "the proof."
Georga Leng. formerly oa the po
lice force of the city, wa3 seriously in
jured by the falliug of a Derrick at
Vivian's quarry, which struck him on
the head knocking him senseless, and
fracturing his right thigh bone at mid
dle third, bruising him in head, should
ers and back. It happened yesterday,
at 4 :3 ) p. m and Mr. Long was taken to
Martin McG aires' residence, where he
now lies crippled hi.i1 unable to move
Ir the next three or four mouths.
Personal.
E. L. Peed, ef W. W passed through
to Omaha, last Friday.
Frank Woolcot was ia town yester
day; also It. T. Maxwell.
Mrs. Jno. P. Clark and daughter
fluent a day in the city last week oa
their return from a trip east.
Superintendent Ifoldrege peeped in
on us last week, and took Mrs. II. away
to the village of Lincoln to rusticate.
Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Chapman and a
portion of their family came down
from tiie Bluffs laet week to attend
the funeral of Mrs. S. M. Chapman.
Cen. Geo. S. Smith, our handsome
man," returned from Washington and
New York yesterday, and there was
joy in that household so mote it be.
J. O. rhillippi. Haw Ass't Sup't B. &
M. II. S., vLjited us last week; like
wise Yates, Sup't of Telegraph; and it
looked like old times 'round Platts
mouth. Gen.Cuuuiighani passed through on
the read to WyoHii?jff, on Friday last;
and Mrs C-, after visiting Omaha, drop
ped down to stje old friends here a day
or two.
Jua. E. Barnes, our old favorite, af
ter a lccgthy visit with our Southern
brethren, returns to Plattsuiouth con
vinced that Nebraska is the only State
in tho Uuiaa fit for a white aian to live
or die in.
Hon. G uy C. Barton, cf North Platte,
former member ef the legislature and
now a, laige dealer in cattle and ftleck,
visited our town Saturday. Ha waa
much Etruck with the improvements
taking place in PUtlsRiouth, and the
crowd of teams and people always on
our streets.
Jno. Fitzgerald and B.C. Cushing
visited PJattsmouth Monday eveaing
rmd returned ou the late train to Lin
coln. It was Mr. "FitzV first visit to
Plaltstaouth eioce the fire, and he says
the finit paper he p:c3:cd up, in Texan,
said: "The gauuders Hou6 and six
Llo:;7:s were burned in Plattsinouth."
He thought the old block had gone for
sure.
Jco. R. Clark, banker, ex-Surveyar
Grneral and politician (now we knew
John 'il be Rjad), returned from Obio,
Washington, aud other places, last
week. lie just port of igu&red hi3 old
love, Plattsmouth, and hardly stopped
to see Un. Never iniud ! Plattsinouth
will beat Lincoln yet, if you don't look
out. Our four roads are net consolid
ated into vno yet.
The Board of Trade
Met at the Court bouse last evenlag,
at 8 o'clock. Miuu'H-s ef previous
meeting read and approved.
The secretary reported twenty-nirse
new ujembers, making iv all forty-nine.
On motiau of Mr. Windham tiie or
ganization proceeded to t';e election of
oHicers fr the pruning year, which re
sulted as follows:
Presidaat A. W. WcLaughlin.
1st Victf-Pres'l J. V. Weckbach.
2d " " F. Carruth.
St-ret.ii- D. K. V." heeler.
Treasurer J uo. O'Ibrmrke.
Board of Directors J. W. Patter
son, J. W. John-son, if. L. While, F. E.
White. F. JLGuihman, T. V. Mathews,
Jos. A. Connor.
After some discussion as to the du
ties of the B-jsrd of Directors tho
members of the samo were requested
to meet at tha Council Chamber at 2
o'clock to-day.
Messrs. Hariigan, Baker and Pepper
berg were appointed a committee to
conduct he President ami Yicc-Pres-iileLt
to their respective places, and
Mr. Hartigaa was unanimously elect
ed temporary Secretary.
On motion Bjard adjourned to meet
at 0 o'clock a. m., and at 7:30 p. m., cn
Tuesday next.
Remember the "Curly Cut pure
old Virginia" Smoking tobacco at Ju
lius Fepperberg's, at 15 cents. 43
The funeral of Mrs. S. M. Chap
man took place on Friday morning,
the BUh inst, from the family resi
dence, Rev. Mr. Baird officiating; a
large number of friends following the
remains to their lat resting place.
A young house, even to the garret
passed through town Tuesday. The
garret was used as a dog house, judging
from the fact that a huge New Found
land lay with his head and foro paws
from the window, happy a3 a clam in
high tide.
Our devil says he's got a local. On
inquiry as to sum and substance, . he
said somebody's old hen up on the hill
had seven little chickens. On being
told, he (the Devil; went right up and
ordered the owner to immediately knit
them some socks.
A balky horse, Saturday night
backed a wagon up on the side walk in
front of O'Neill's shop. He wouldn't
go till all the men and small boys in
town took bold and shoved wagon,
horses and all out into the street, when
he went ff a hummia'.
C. G. Ilerold is rolling in Spring
Goods lively, the finest suits we ever
saw in silk, worsteds aud cheviot at
very low prices, a tiue" lot of Furnish
ing Goods iust received at C. G. Iler
old's. 47t2
The cards of the Herald office sent
and handed around, give a fair display
of the nobby Jap. border, and of the
fancy job printing, that can be fur
nished all who wish it, on short no
tice. We defy competition in that or
any other class of work in the way of
printing.
Major Morris O'Bourk has opened,
or will in "a day or two, at the original
stand of Wescott & Powell, opposite
the Court House. It. is unnecessary
to tell the people somelhin"; l h;tt they
are all aware of ; viz: th.u he is-the
boss cutter and fitter, in -testimony
whereof his past work will bear him
out. Call and see the Majoir and get
guarantee or every fit
THE 1TSDDIXG
- " !-
yhieh tiie Herald Forgot to Chronicle.
Through tho most unpardonable neg
ligence, we omitted to make mention
of the marriage of Mr. Lafayette
O'Neill, of Plattsraouth.and Mis3 Han
nah Burke, of Lincoln, which took
place at the residence of Mr. Jno. Fitz
gerald, in Lincoln, Thursday, Feb. 5th,
1SS0. We hereby beg the young peo
ple of Plattsmsuth not to be married
on Tbursday any more, for then the
IIintALD can't announce it until the
next week, (or the week after) and by
that time it get3 old.
A pretty little box of very nice wed
ding cake ought to have kept our me
mory active, but perhaps it had the
opposite effect, too much sweet impair
ing the digestive powers, which iu
tura ectieg upn the brain, rendered
the faculty of memory dsrmaat, and
so we forget to make mention of the
fact that two of our young people had
embarked iu the same boat upon the
sea ef raatriruonj'.
Mr. and Mrs. O'Neill returned from
Llacoln Friday af torncon, and received
their friends Friday evening, at the
houee of the bride's sister, Mrs. Wm.
Neville, where every one joined in con
gratulating the happy couple and en
joying tba passing hour.
In these congratulations the
ii.o at this late day joins and wishes
them happiness and wealth in abun
dance. Public' Sale.
The ndersigued, will off3r for sale
at his residence, near Four mile Creek,
on Monday, February 23, 1880, tt 10
o'clock, a. m., the following property,
to-wii: teu cows, six yearling calves,
two colts coming three, oae lumber
wagon, oae grass ruowec and hay rake,
one corn planter, three swarms of bees,
eleven steors coming two years old,
no span horses, one set harness, one
read sulky and haine3s, one seeder and
cultivator, one p'sw and harrow, and
other small tools and implements, too
numerous to mection. Terms of sale:
all under $10, cash; all stiraa over $10,
fourteen uionth3 tiaae will be given at
ten per cent, on good security..
August Stchlmav.
Oar facilities for book asd pamph
let wcrk are unsurpassed.
We had occasion, last Sunday, to
listen ta the music at the Catholic
church, during the morning service,
aad were most agreeably surprised at
the new musk-al wonder the congrega
tion has lately introduced. We refer
to the new Mason & Hamlin oigae, re
cently purchased threugh Mr. Pet tee,
the agent here. This is a novr styla of
organ, called the "Chapel Style," and
is excellently adapted fr tLe require
ments of church music. The external
Swell, the principal feature ot this
class of inst ruments is simply grand in
effect, aud tbeu the wonderful Sub
Base Ptop reminds a persuu of tho'rej
ouant podal ncdes of a large pipo or
gan. The Diapason, Seraphone, and
Mibfdia slops also deserve, especial
praise. It is, in short, the "par excel
lence"' of church organs, and can sifo
ly ba recommended to all chidrs.
A little row cccured ou theccrnp.r
of Main and bixl'i, on Saturday night.
It started through a small sen til o .be
tween Charlie Kinser and A. C. Fry, fol
lowed by agood deal of chin mu3ic ami
shaking of '-fists under noses." It hap
pened later that they met o:i the pave
ment when tiie fist of th.boy dropped
on top of the man's nose, leavirg the
imprint of his coat on the walk- The
latter was burdened with a jug of 40
cent w vinegar and didn't want to
waste that in the squabble, aud after
deliberately setting that aside his an
tagonist was gone where the woodbiae
&.Q., and bas not since been seen or
heard cf, ia spite of the warrant sworn
out against hire. Pity we haven't
police enough to pick up all such par
ticipants and cool them off for five or
six hcurs.
Show This to your Doctor.
Clkvklaxp, Nov. 1, ldTS.
Editors " Wachteraii Erie" Cleveland :
Gentlemen: Allow me, as an old
reader of your valued journal, here
w ithtosend you a few lines, which
please insert iu your next issue. I will
vouch for their truth, and know that
by their publication a great deal of
good will be accomplished. Having
been a reader of your paper for many
years, I hope you will kindly grant my
request.
For twelve years I had suffered from
time to time terribly with Rheuma
tism, te such an extent that 1 was un
able to move about, and lost the use
cf my limbs. I tried everything recsm
mended to effect a cure, consulting
some of the most prominent physi
cians, and expended large sums of mon
ey, Uoping to find relief, but without
any swecess. Glancing over the col
umns of the "Wachter." 1 read about
the St. Jacob's Oil and the many
cures this remedy had effected. Hav
ing been disappointed- so many times,
I lost all faith in any remedy, the St.
Jacob's Oil included, until I saw one
day that it had cured a well known
citizen with whom I am acquainted.
Other parties fully endorsed the value
and wonderful power of the Oil. tell
ing me that it had cured them of dif
ferent ailments in a very short time.
TI113 brought mo to a conclusion. I
said to myself, "Schweizer, fifty cents
won't break you ;" so I went to my
druggist, Mr. Bock, bought a bottle of
the Oil, and must now confess that the
result was truly wonderful. I used it
every two hours, and found relief im
mediately upon the first application,
and the pain ceased entirely after a
few more applications. Fearing a new
attack, I remained in bed and contin
ued to use the remedy every three or
four hours. All pain having left me, I
arose from my bed and walked down
stairs without any trouble.
Since that time I have been able to
follow my occupation, and feel no pain
or inconvenience, however disagreea
ble the changes of the weather may be.
Having thoroughly tested the St. Ja
cob's Oil. I can conscientiously rec
ommend it to allafilicted with Rheum
atism. Fifty cents is a small expense
when the services for so trilling an
outlay are considered. If I were one
thousand miles away from all human
habitation I should nevertheless pro
cure this remedy and keep it always
in my house. Louis Scuweizf.r,
Cor. Meryin and Centre St's,
4Stl Cleveland, Ohio.
Police Court.
A ri! trr skMi i-f a 4 f ia vtl m f rfc a oa f TA
1'""
queer side ef human nature. Our judge
and his "Bijah" had a round Monday
morning with four mesdames who re
side over a shoe-shop on Main street.
Mrs. Devore, Mrs. Duncan, Miss
Johnson and Hattio Smith, wa3 the
way they read on the docket, and Mar
shal Murphy had them up for keeping
a disorderly house.
Mrs.Dev (ore) had a pretty straight
tale about herself and her lady board
ers, iu which she was backed up by
Mrs. Duncan and HatHe S.
His Honor then asked Miss Johnson
if she had anything to say for herself.
"I have, for a fact, by G , said the
blushing Miss J., and she then and
there streaked the pale air with assev
erations of her temperance, modesty,
charity, benevolence, and the r thor
oughbred qualities.
The Judge tried to wedge in edge
ways, but it was no go, and nat till af
ter she was run down, and the key
lost, could his H.nor 2nd a place to
speak thusly:
"Mis. Devore, it seems te the Court
rather einguiar that you should have
so many lady friends in such small
quarters, viz: two roms; and it also
strikes the Court as naomiions that
said lady friends and boarders should
be visited at evening tirae by bj many
gentleman friends, as you hereby Ac
knowledge. But as there ia not suffi
cient proaf before this Court to show
that there has bea a disturbance with
in tiie meaning or tne Jaw, or mat
yourself and inmates have been disor
derly, you are hereby discharged ia
this Court."
Here the Judge paused, wiped his
specs, aud perceptibly raised hi3 voice
"but as for Miss Johnson, Ler case
requires different treatment. It ap
pears to this C5urt that she lias scarce
ly jaw enough for two wemeu, and
decidedly too much for one. We, there
fore, give the 6aid maiden, Johnson,
live hours to leave this town, snd if
s'ae ia atler that time found within ths
said limits cf our pious and virtuous
burg, the Court will investigate her
case furtlaer, and report a further pun
ishment. Five hours, Miss Johnson;
remember ! Marshal, Ike Court is ad
journed for lunch !"
Oysters
White's; the best
at F. S.
brands at
4313
low prices.
For Sale.
A good No. 6 life saving fire hat
aud belt. Original ccst S7.45, for salo
at half price. Enquire at this office.
Genuins Tirjiitla Snskin? Tobaccos.
The celebrated "Brown Dick" brand
ef 'Tobacco, at 20 cents a package, at
Julius Fepperberg'rf. 43
Sfi'ie fickaellbacljcr
Is there at the old place, open and
ready for work, but he want; eorr.6
money light away, and all "you uns"
that owe him, want to come up to the
scratch at nce, as Mike wants tho
scads to pay on hs new building. Now
don't forget this warning, or there '11
be trouble.
Our fanner friends and others. Lay
ing friends ahotit to com?in thisdirec
tion, will do well to inform them that
a first-class eteaui ferry bont is now,
and will be in future making regular
trips across ths Missouri at this city.
Mr. N. 11. Piuney, the captain, promis
es accomodation to the public, aad no
teams will bo obliged to turn back for
waut ef a ferry.
Fee of Doctor.
The fee of doctors is an item that
very many persons are interested in
just at present. Vi t believe the
schedule for visit3 is 83.00, which
would tax a m?.n confined to his bed
for a year, and in used of a daily visit,
over SI, 000 a year for medical attend
ance alone! And on single-bottle ef
Hop bitters taken in time would eae
the $1,000 and all the vear's sickness.
Ed.
To-day-'a Eclip-e.
Of all other medicines Buown's Pop
ular Westkux Remedies, may be
sen iu every family where used. For
sale by J. IJ. Buttery, Smith & Black
and O. F. Johnson, Plattsmouth, ad
John Painter aud Elsdge & Co., East
Plattsmouth.
Browd'o VectaMe X,Ivr Pllli
Cara Billiausaess aad Siak head-achs.
Heals the lungs and cures coughs and
colds.
BtlSWS'S TAR TROCIZE9
Cure sore throat and hoarseness, and
clear atid strengthen the voice.
IIBOtVXS'S AS:S(C'AHALVK
Heals ulcer3, cuts, barna and inflam
ed eyes.
Brown (ierajs C'&tarrU Care
Is taking the plaoa of all other ca
tarrh remedies. When used in con
nection with Comp. Ext.Sarsapak.il
la, Dandelion & Iodine ok Potas
sium, it has Never failed to cure. 4tf
Notice to Teachers.
Examination of persons wishing to
teach in Cass county, will be at the
following times and places:
At Plattsmouth, 1st Friday and Sat
urday in January, February, May, Au
gust, October and November." At
Weepii.-g Water, 1st Friday and Satur
day in March, June and September. At
Louisville 1st Friday and Saturday in
April, July and December. Notice ef
other examinations will be given.
E. H. Woo let,
42tf Superintendent.
A Rochester Physician's Experience.
R. Caulkins, M. D., of Rochester, N.
Y., certifies Oct. Cth, 1S70, that he has
used the Safe Kidney and Liver Cure
iu his practice for diseases of the kid
neys and liver, and the result has been
satisfactory in the extreme. He says:
"I would now prescribe the same rem
edy to all similarly afflicted, and you
are at liberty to so state in your testi
moaials." 41tl3
Winter Goods
at Gathman & Wecsbach's lower than
tho lowest fm tho next thirty days. 47tf f
Our Washington Letter.
!
, rR05I OUU SPECIAL CORllESPOXDENT.
Tf f . enthn,:,B, ;. Wfii flprtP,i
ed the Hon. Chas. Stewart Parnell was
a tribute to the cause ha advocates,
many an Irish heart must have been
made glad by the reception given him
by Washington's leading citizens. The
train which broaght the distinguished
agitator and hi party wa3 delayed
about half an hoar, and the eveaing
was raw and wintrj-.but notwithstand
ing the clouds threatened to precipitato
their moisture, and tho wind blew
piercing bleats, the erowd at the d
pot increased mtib it required the
united efforts cf a dczenv extra police
caen to make a passage way and pre
ssrve order. The party were accom
panied by Hon. S. S. Cox, who offered
the resolution to permit Mr. Parnell
to speak from the floor of the House.
They were met and escorted to Wil
liard's Hotel by a reception committee,
composed of the leading Irish citizens
of the District. An enthusiastic crowd
of sympathizers followed aud cheered
the party to t!ia hotel entrance.
The time for the speaking at the
Capitol had been fixed for 7:30, p. m.
By six, men, women and children were
standing outtldo iu the enew, which
waa being whirled through tie air by
a regular "northwester," but it did not
apparently cod the ardor or divert
from their purpose th waiting multi
tude. At Gi'd'y the outside doors were
thrown open and at 7 the galleries. The
balls were liter&'ly jammed in bts
than tea minutes and whea the gallery
door were opsned the crowd eurgbd
down the aisles aud spread oat into
the seats like an irreeistilda torrent
suddenly broken bounds, and in less
time thaa it takes to tell it, not a cia-
gle seat in the public galleries was va
cant and t!;8 aisles were crowded to
their greatest capacity : an occasional
jar or push woald send the mass ra-
eisllessly forward with aa impetus
that threatened to precipitato the ones
in front to the floor; the other galler
ies CllsJ up alniGit as rapidly, but
with mere decorum, wiSffi tbe exception
of the Diplomatic, whose "blue ribbon
ed" sanctuary i not desecrated by a
lesser light than a Diploneat. Presi
dent Hayes is aot eligible to a seat
therein. I am told.
By a resolution the families ef aem
bars were allowed saats en the iioer,
and their bright fiices and brilliant
eofltumtis made a pleasing diversion to
the uiual prosy appearance t the
Nail.
Tiie Democratic eido was filled
with a faw exception?, illustrating how
necessary to tteir Congressional hap
piness w&s, not only Ireland's weal r
voe, but Irelsnd's American vote.
Spa-iker Randall escorted Mr. Par
te'l, amid uprearous applause, to a
seat betweeu the two leading clerks
directly in front cf the Speaker. Ilia
speech was short and explicit and met
with apphtu.se, both loud and lo:ig
continued from tke galleries. His
wice is rtiii-iato bet firm and poaetra
ting.aud ku delivery, while god, lacks
the vehemence which characterizes
American Statesmanship; hia dr?s
of navy bias with brass buttons was
qaite criminal aad causad much com
ment. After the speech which occupied
about half an hour he wr.s introduced
to Members and others by theSpeaker.
Ilia stay of four days waa a continu
ed ovation aud was rewarded by gen
erous contributions toward Ireland's
famishing poor.
The unprecedentsd subscription cf
3100,000 by the N. Y. Herald is the
subject of much comment, is locked
upon as a gigantic adTertisiugschemp,
&c.,butit will drive the wolf from
many aa Imh door, ba its raetivss
selfish or otherwise.
Among the Nebraskan3 here this
week are Judge Dundy, lion. T. M.
Marquett and our bid friead and fel
low townsman, Gen. Geo. S. Smith,
looking hale, haarty and handsome as
ever. A .Sen. Paddock's successor
will be a South Platte man, I suggi-st
Gen. Smith as a successor, who would
da Nebraska aad the V. 3. Senate cred
it. Catitola.
1.0 LT J STILLS 1TL3IS.
Lex oa ilaad Again.
Tho Italians may have their soft
sky, but we think Nebraska biiats any
thing this sido ef China, for clear skies
and fiice weather. People are improv
ing it by putting tip jjsw buildings on
every side here. Hoover & Ward aro
making preparations for spring trade
from the Stock of Harrows and etfcer
implements around their Agricultur
al Wigwam. Frank Echals bus just
finished a new business house on Main
street. Mr. Harrison has his new res
idence abont completed. Ben Ward
just commenced a new dwelling. Mr.
Pitney has built two new dwellings
lately and talks of pnttiag upacether.
He is building up the town.
The Masqurade at Ossenkopp's Fri
day was a success aud source of lots of
fun.
The next regular Sociablo for the
beaefit of the Sunday (school, will be
at the "Glover Hall", Tuesday evening,
February 24th. Each lady,' young and
old, married or single, is to make a
neck-tie of the same kind of goods her
apron is mada of, which she is to wear
that evening. She i3 to put the tie in
to an envelope, deposit .the same with
Mr. Glover at tho store. These are
to be sold for fifteen cents each to the
gentlemen in the evening, and he is to
take for his partner of theeveniag.the
lady whoso apron corresponds with
the necktie. Much fun is expected.
The school hero is preparing for an
exhibition to come off this wtek. per
haps before this article will be pub
lished. St. Valentine's day passed off pretty
much unobserved.
Shipments of corn have been picking
up the last week, but we believe it is a
fair estimate to say that over three
fourths of last year's crop yet remains
in crib?. We will endeavor to give
yu a few statistics ia our next, (if
onr frieivd Terrain can find time to
lsok over his books) which will give
you an idea of the shipments of pro
duce and receipts of merchandise, Aci
Until then we elose. Lex.
FroRi Louisrilie.
Louisville, Neb., Feb. 7, 1530.
Ed. IIep.ald: I saw a piece in the
Heeald from a man in Louisville who
seems to bo very much interested in a
road ru'inii.'g through P.tnkonin'sland
to Louisville. I will explain it a little
better than he did about that road.
About two years ago- Mr. J. Fergu
son got up a petition to put a roal
through to Louisville. So Mr. Ram-y.
after hunting up bis man and telling
him where to locate the road, started
on the section line, and went on the
line as far as Pankonin's ; then he went
3.1 rods east, and then north; then 100
rods eat again, and then north to Lou
isville. Mr.Pankonin cannot read Eng
lish; so he did n&t know anything
about this until they were laying out
the read. As soon as he found it out
f;e was against it ; but the County Com
missioners, to which Mr. Ramsey, of
Louisville, belonged at that time, did
uet listen to him, but opened np the
Mad, and damaged his farm. Mr. Pan
koniu did all he could, but it did no
good. The County Commissioners did
Dot do what was right, but they did
what Mr. Ramsey told them to da.
Again, be says that he stcod at times
at the entrance with a shot gun, and
dug ditches, for ail of which he got in
to lawsuits, and they had many wit
nesses against him. But Mr. Par.konin
had oae witness after another on
the stand, and they could prove noth
ing against him ; but after a while they
found a man that would swear just as
they wanted him to, :md the jury were
all uien from Louisville. And so you
can see why Mr. Pankonin got into
jail, and could not get a fair thing.
I thiuk Mr. Richardson Is a square
and honest man, and if the rest of the
Commissioners will act with him, tiie
road will coma back on the section
line, and save the County costs. Mr.
Ramsey was a poor Comraiosioner for
the Germans, aid they will remember
him. They could not get any bridges,
and there was no work'dotie on the
roads. Since he has been out. there hav
been two new bridges put in hero, and
the bill near il r. Blessington's has been
worked down. Mr. Ramsey would
build bridges where there was no need
for any -as in Leuisvilie, for his own
benefit. It is truo what his la-other
said of him, that he was a boy ; arid v. e
don't want any more beys as Commis
sioners. I think we are gettingmc-n
now that will do what is right.
Justice demand.-; that Mr. R. would
stop his illegal proceedings, and that
the road be put back on section line.
T. S.
Frofcate Noclce.
lathe matter either estate of rattick Gijroy,
Ia the County Court cf C:i County. bra?ks.
L'pon rPAv'.Io'nii'tfniin.tiiP-dulysverifled po
tllUiii of John O'Rourke. i-rayirir fii.it a-iiiiinu-nliu
of the eMat ot IV.sriok tJiiivy. ileceas
nl. granted to lri:i : OrdervU Uif.l r.ntic-c f
the pi'iiilfHi-y of said c!i.e t3 i:ihli.tifcl ij: the
Nfl.rasK:i JlK:t4i.r, a woekly newoajier i lntd
p'lbU-.lii-d.aini iii i;f r.rnil oircuf atioL- in (-aid Co.,
Si!- tiirc? cDUsc-cutive uet'kri, ;wni tli:tt the
l!;i.ri!i; of t:ii! r;i;e be set for tin' xih tl;ty of
March, A. IK l-0, i'.t one o'clock", !. !n., :.t the
ou'.or of tiie 'iii:ity .Ju Ik-, f t PUttfmo'.iMi. at
v. h ic!i ti;:e air! ?i;:uv, jn rsin: iiUriv.-ted
may ar;r.ir m: '."!. ho v.- e.u:s". if .-uy ihey have,
why ai!h:iiiMt.a!ion of said, jefsiat. should not
he yruiited t: the :iil John O'itourke, accoiil
iiiif lo liiir i layer of rtkl uctiiiou. . V-'i
A. N. Si li.iva.v, Co. Judce.
riaUMtiomh, Feo. 18, Ism. W.i
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Highest price :ld for Hides. Fur. Wool,
etc. .at- 1 8. White's. 25tf
Remember that for boots and shoes
Rockwell cannot be beat in price. He
has a large assortment. 28tf.
liard Wood For Sale.
Gottd hard weed for sale. Inquire
at Guthman & Weckbach's store. 44tl3
Ladies' and children's boots and
shoes cannot run over if Lyon's Patent
Heel Stiffeners are used. 4014
For Sale.
1G0 acres cf land in Avoca Precinct.
Cass County, Neb., for cash, at S4.00
per acre. Title perfect. Inquire ef
47t7 D. II. Wiir.KLEU & Co.
Tiie Best canned and dried fruits
in the citv at F. S. Whito's. 43tf.
H3mc-JtaIe Cigar.
Avoid smoking eastern filthy tenement-made
cigar. Ask your dealers
for Pepperbeig's pure brands of home
made cigars. If you don't find them
there, go where they are kept, and by
doing so, encourage home labor. Job
bing in cigars and smokers' articles a
specialty, at low prices. A largf and
varied stock of smokers' goods always
on band, at prices to suit the times.
42tf JCLIU3 pKI'PERiJEIlO.
BueKlca' Arnica Salve.
The Beat Salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum
Tttter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains
Corns, and all kinds of skin eruptions
This Salve is guaranteed to give per
fect .satisfaction in every case or mon
ey refunded. Price 21 cents per box.
For sale by Smith & Black. Wholesale
and Retail. Plattsmouth, Neb. 241y.
An Honest Medicine Free of Charge.
Of all medicines advertised to cure
any affection of the Throat, Chest or
Lungs, we know of none we can rec
ommend so highly ;:3 Da. Kino's New
Discoveuy for Consumption, Coughs,
Colds, Asthma. Bronchitis, Hay Fever,
Hoarseness, Tickling in the Throat,
loss of voice, etc., This medicine does
positictly aire, and that where every
thing else has failed. No medicine
can show one-half po many positive
and permanent cures as have already
been effected by this truly 'wonderful
remedy. For Asthma and Bronchitis
it is a perfect specific, curing t lie very
worst esses in the shortest time possi
ble. We say by all means give it a
trial. Trial bottlex free. Regular size
l.oo. For sale by Smith & Black,
wholesale and retail, Plattsmouth, Neb.
24eGwly.
Thirty of thff be.st oruan makers of tiie
Worhl are competitor :it the I'.iri Kxnosition.
a cable dispatch to the Associated Press says
the American makers. Mason & Hamlin.
MONEY TO LOAN
ON IMPROVED FARMS FOR
Fr'E YEARS TIME.
TE.1 IKf CET INTEREST
NO COMMISSIONS.
Eaiuire of D. II. WIIEELEIi & CO.
riattsmouth ; er R. E. MOOItE. IAxi
coin, Kebraska, SLltf
THK MARKETS.
KOMK MARKETS.
OKA IX AND rnolUCE.
Wednesday, Feb. 18. 1S.
!Oci!r
KUilS
:o
.
Wheat. XS.2.. i.
Con:, ear
" shei'.cd
O.ttt
Barley, ;-.'o. 2 .
Uve
Native Catth)....
Ho.'s
Butter
Ku-uo
i'otatoes
.V)
3 7531 (M
3 '.'S
20
1J
40
NEW YORK MARKETS.
New York, Feb. IS. i?3t.
?.Ionoy 5(5.i percent.
w :ie;it
Rye
Corn
Owl
Ejrs
l'oric
Beef
Lard
Butter ,
C!eee
Whisky
!!
; -iv 4
Ci.ll 75
dull
e r -.7f,
l ".
li
1 11
13
15
11
1 10
CIIICAOJ MARKETS.
CnicAOO, Feb. IS, 1
9 duU
i scva l a t
o'(j ;
Flour
W ileal
Corn
O.it
Kvo
Barley
Pork
Lr.nl .... .
Bui Maf.
Butter
Firm
Whisky
-l,'1
7 T '
C
11 40 W.ll
7 10 Wt
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1
7
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14
07
LEGAL NOTICES.
Probate Notice.
STATE OF NEBRASKA. 1 ,
I'ASSCOl'XTV, J8
In County Court.
Wheroa- F. L. !ed, of said County, ha
filed in rayolliee mi i;itrmuenl in wriliac. pur
Io ti". to 1 the last uud test anient of
i.ui'iin V. H.'el, deceased, late of aid County,
and staked to have the same admitted to pr
bale ; whereupon I have appointed Wednes
day, the 3d day of Mireh, A. i). 1SS0, ;u u:u
oYloek f, iu.. t i!iy odee lit xald Couiitv, ti
thetin-e and olace for proving suid will, at
wiiirii time mid ;'.:,ce all coucrined t-.iay jtp
pear aiul contest liie pioliale of t!ie briiic-.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set uy
hand and ohiei.il eal this lull day cf February
A. 1. 1SS0.
47t3 A. N. SULLIVAN. Co. Jud-e.
Administrator's Sale.
Notice is hereby siven that luaMiant to a
decretal order of Hale, made by the lion. It.
l ouad, Jinle of tho 2d .ludki.il Dl-trict of the
State of Ntotaska. that 1 will cell at I'u'.'iic
Vendue on t:i- i;i:i day of Mireh, A. i.,
l.vo ; at I he front door of the store of Fleming
& Iwwe, in lita lew-ii of Weeping Vater. all the
ri;ht, title and it.lrret of L. J. guiiitou, de-ctii-ied,
iu a:sd to the follow ;iifr described piem
ises, to-w it : the wot half ( w'J of t!ie mm ill -.wst
iuitr seSl of .section :i.lluitv uuepil
town leu 1 1 ( raua t!ve U ea.-U of the till
!'. M.. ill Cas-i County. Ncn, .Salt to rcmahi
open from e . ei; o'i'li rt 1'. M. to three o' lock I'
.Si. on said day. Term. Cash, or ci'edtt as pro
vided by Statute iu .such rasm.
(J. Y. Johksox,
47t3 Administrator.
Frobate Notice.
Iu the matter of the estate of Edwin Ar.;ell,
d eaed. hi the County Court of Ciss Coun
ty, Nebrnska.
ti)on readies .".ti! fihnnthe duly ti rifled pe
titi.in ot Alary K. AiieH, piiiyiiiK that aiimiiii
tmLiou ot the estato of LdwUi Au;rcl!, dereas
oil, bte Kia'.itrd ta her : Ordered tht notice of
the pendency of f,aid eau.se be puomhed is the
Nebraska UtKAi.n. a weekly newt-paper priiit
oit. i Lt'iik.'ied Mid iu Keuera! circclatiou iu said
eouii'y, for three coiiNceulite vvceW. and that
tiie heurhifi of said cauja he .set for the Ud day
oi .Maicii, A. 1). 1SH0, :it 3 o'clock p. m., at the
oTi:ce oi iue Lounty Jimt'i". at I'lattsiuouth. at
which time tiud pluce ull persons iuterwstud
may api'e.ir arid show c;iu.c, it rny tiiev have,
why auii!ii:is:ratto:i of said estate should not
he grunted t tho said Mary I". Aujfi'I!, ajoord
iv, 10 the player of said petition.
A. N. SCLLI VAN, C. Judf;e.
l'hittjmouth. Feb. 6ih, lsbO. 47U
Probate Notice.
STAT K OF NKr.KASKA. K
CASS l.'Ol'STV. 1
I a County Court,
fn the natter of the last will nnd testament of
Sophia 1. It. iU'iir. deceased.
On r:tdini and tiling an instrument In writ
ing, pin 'porting to he a true cony of the lat will
ami testament ol H.iphia I'. U. ' lUtg. icraed,
inn nf Mansfield. Kiehland County, in the State
of Ohio, and al au ordrr of court. admiltiiiK
the same to pri.-:ate in said ffafe. if is ur!er
ed flint not tea of the pendency of said emise lis
published in the Nebraska H'ny.i.ii, a weekly
newpaper. primed, puhlislied nd in :-ner;il
eirou!.iti'!i in the saiil County of Cass, and State
of Nebraska, fur three weeks, Fuccessively pre
vious to the day of .March, A. 1.. and
thr.t t!;e heariiu;if paid cause be set Lir on?
o'clock. 1'. hi . on aid iay.at the Coimtv court
room, iu vdd County of fass, at w hicii tune anil
place -il persons interested, may an;,ear and
Siiow cause It any they hat e why salt! last tvil :,nU
testament should nut be admitted to irolate.
Kccordiiir to the prayer of M.J. It. Adams, vr!iu
i named as tele executrix in said hisirnmcut.
47:3 A. N". SL I.I.IVAV. .'(. Judf".
Road Notice.
To nil ichom U mau Concern:
'Hie C -minis.ioiier aiiiioioted to locate a road
commencing on the reel inn. ilne dividing ten
tiotis ttiiitcen and twenty-four (13 ( 'JO town
twelve ()') north ot ranjre thirteen ( zi e;t at
point w here Ohic;tfo Avenue cro.ssesaid line.
Thence ea.-ter!y on t tie most practicable route
to Lincoln Ateune in section eighteen ( 1) tow n
twelve (12) ntt'irc fourteen (M). Se.id mud rut!!
as now iMKtcd OTer a part of the i:ortli
east i!iartcr (nc') of the north east qu:;r!er
(n'ief seef ion I ent y -f our ( in towntwelve
(12) rane thirteen (Minnd overtbe north wet
quarter diw lt of tiie north west quarter nw
of section niiicteeti : in town twelve
ratine fimrteen 114) and ver a part of the iiorih
east quarter l.ne)! of the ncrfh west quarter
tivV of sCiion ljineteen liij iu town twelve
it2j north of range fourteen 14 east of the c;h
1. M. ha-s repotted in lavi r of the location
thereof, and all ohjerii-,n thereto orolaims for
damages, must, be tiled in tiie 4'ounty Clerk's
oilSce. mi or before noon on the imu day of
April. A. 1). l-.s.t, or such toad will he declared
an open and entabli-hrd road without reference
thereto. 4713 J. I), i ij i r, Co. Clerk.
Administrator's Sale.
I?y virtue and in purs:iaiice of an order of the
Distric t Court. Second Judicial lhs.net, within
and fur Otoe County, Htjttc of Nebraska, dated
November 17. A. I. 17;, and January l-o. A. 1.
is.su. 1 will ofier fur ale at Fui)lii Auction, on
Tuesday, the !th day of March. A.D.1W, at 1
o'clock p. ni. of said day. at the front dor of
the building where the !at tertn of the lM'trict
Court was held, f.f srtid distriet. iu th city of
l'iattsmoutii. Cass County. State of Nebraska,
the foiiuwirx deeriLed real ei-tnte, to-wit :
The South Ka-t querter ("e1) of section fifteen
1Sh in townsfcip eleven in r;inKC eleven
(11); also the North Kat (:ie of North Fast
quarter (ne') of ?ertion eiuht , and the
North, half (nS) of NorSh West quarter (nw4).
and North West (nw) of North haet quarter
(ne)4) of section nine (i;. In township e evrn
(11). in ranpo el-ven (11) j all of said land lying
Fast of the idxth t6lti) principal meridian, ia
(. ass County, Mate of Nebraska.
Terms of Sale One-third of tho purchase
money of said real estate to be paid at the time
of tale ; one-third to be paid in one tear ; one
third to be paid in two yearn, from date of sale ;
to be secured by notes and moriao on the
property, a: teu per cent, interest from dale of
lie until paid, interest pavabie annually.
Dated. Ncbraka City, Nebraska, February
Clh. A. I). lfO.
O. W. SKYMOt'K.
Administrator and Executor of the Estate
of John W. Seymour, deceased. 4715
Road
Notice.
To v hnm it rtttu concern:
Tiie Commissioner appointed to locate a road
commencing at a point .sixty-live (6i) rods east
of the north-west (nw) corner o( the i-outh-we-t,
quarter (w'). section I wenty-four (24).
township twelve ( ratine tea (t", east of the
HXth (ih) principal meridian ; thence south
on tiie nint practicable route west of th resi
dence of J. O liornine. eitaated ou (ection
twenty-flve 2.s, townsiiip twelve llj. range
ten in : tcnniuatirifc at n.rth line section thirty-six
township twelve 1 12J rane ten 10,
be established. and the mad now located, coin -ii.eticinn
at the no: t h-went nw) corner of the
south-west qiiarler swL4, .vection twenty-four
24. township twelve ij. range teu toj. east
of the sixth h uriucipal meridian ; running
thence soutn between auctions twenty three
and twenty- four 23 .Nc 24 and sections twenty
flve ad twenty-six 25 & 2, and terminating
at north-wert nw corner of section thirty-six
(:?). ttiwnship twelve (12), ranee ten (101. be va
cated, ha- reported in favor of the location aud
vacatiou thereof, and all objections thereto or
claims for damages must be filed In the County
Clerk's oflice on or liefore noon of the 20tti day
of February. A. 1. DiO. or such road will be lo
cated aud vacated without reference thereto.
4415 J, It. TUTT. County Clerk.
Tours to command,
Philander Doosticks.
J'roai Dakota County.
Ho-MEK, February 17tb. 18S0,
Herald: A few lines for you
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Ed.
Jr. KJitor. who always liked
t bear
rom old settlers 01 your COHnty. Only
, few words you will hear this tuns,
luting what associatior.s I am living
rith at present, whites, negroes, half
tl
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L
nd full blooded Indians; the latter
h tribes of Omaha, and Winneba
joes who are farming their lands as
vhite poi)l9 would, although xcep
iions can be given, as seme are more
ndustrious than etber3. Almost all
ire in posessisn ef good teams and
mpbrar-. ide tbea -wa liava
3
Burlington & Missouri llWe?
Railroad Company in
Nebraska.
The Anneal Hcetiiqr tif tho Sfockhe'dem cf
the lliniiiiKtiui ;:iid Mturi hlver llallrnad
Company hi Nebraska will be held lit the otVed
of Do- C .u.iniii , In I'laltsmt uth. Nctiraka,
Thiu.sdav, the ;t;;;i day of February, A. D. Js-so,
at leu o'clock, a. m.. for tins elec;lon of Direct
ors, and atij' t l her hti-iiH ss w hjch r.iav legally
come before the niectitiK-
J. .n. nKNtSON, Secretary.
Dealoii, January 17. loO. -u;n
Omaba & SoutbO Western
Railroad Company.
The annual meeting of the1 Steckhol JorK of
the Oinaii.v and South Wetorri Kaiiro.i-I Ccrp
pany, will ho held at tho oft'.ce .the. Ilurlut
ton and Mm-ourt Liver K.nlroad Con. ta' y iu
Netnaska.il Plattsmouth. Nebraska, Thursday,
the 2ith day of February, A. D.. lrSft, at Ten
th'riy o'cliKk, A. M., for the eiertioi? of Direc1
tor. and any other t.usinesH.w hich mar lcjally
come before the n.eeliii'
J. N. ?r.!ir!.'secrctiiryr
IIostoh, January 17, lsso. 4f.t4
Notice.
To owner or occupant rf the fclhiwlnu dc
erihel Peal Estate, In the County of Cass and
State of Nebraska, to-w it : lad No. 4 in Block
No. 7t in the city of riattsmi.ulti. Case County,
Nebra-Ka. You are hereby notified that tho
fhove described Leal Est ate assessed as helolig
Init to n non-resident of Cass County, was, on
the 2.''d day of November, 1S77 sold to me tho
undersigned, there licini; no other bidders, for
the taxes levied thoreou for the year is;r,, and
that unles the same is redeemed from micu
ale on or before the l-t dav of April. lso, u
deed will he is-ued (or vild Peal Estate to
4'tt3 It. c. Smith.
J.
Cunriiiiglinm,
HOUSE PAINTER I
AND O H XA M1SNTE R.
Crainlu.v nd c;iszinr,
A specialty. Also a first class.
Piano & Organ Finisher.
HP-Would say to the people of riattmoutb,
that I fully
WAr.V.AXT ALT. CONTRACT.
A share of the pr.trnao is solicited. Orders
will receive ri'onipt attention.
Sm J. E. Cl'NNINC.IIAM.
New Dcparturo !
of our well known Tailor,
Morris QEourke
WHO HAS
FEri.fA .VErVTLY LOT A TED.
On Lovcf Main i'., opp. Court Tlouset
A Fl'LL LINE OF
PIECE C3-OOIDS
will constantly be kept in slock and all order
promptly filled.
A Fit Guaranteed !
Iii evry inslanco.
'Doct (oruet tho Location.
M. O liOURKE, Trop.
7
tstt
Champion Billiard Hall!
AND
J. V. MURPHY, - - Prop.
Main Street, Opp. I'latte Valley.
m.'ST MIAN lS OF CIGARS. APPLES.
CAXIIK. ACTS. A A It A OKA Ell Ah
MUCK Of CUAt LCTIUXEHI LS,
Given Out in Exchange
KOIt FOOL CHECKS.
fe-All Gentb mm are respectfully Invited to
c:iil unit nartieiiiiilt. or otherwise, in tlid
iinusements arioiUed. The best of order is al-
ways plcicrvea una cvci jone.can enjoy mem
ne.ves. ' 471y
HEAL ESTATE
CITY AND COUNTY
IX BHDLES3 QUANTITIES.
WILL. S. WISE.
Wtl!
2iinftr rf Orainer.
ALL KINDS OF
Raiding, raining (SlasinJ,
Slafeontittiur)o
$ Wmm Mil
Also, Decorations of all kinds.
Painted in Good Style.
FRESCOING A SPECIALTY
R2FEP.LNCE3 :
A. B. Tavlor, J. Vam.erv, Sr..,
N. HOI.MFS, t. Hr.KB.VKft. 4Ut
H. A. WATERMAN & SON,
Wholesale and Uetail Dealer In
PINE LUMIJEIt,
LATH,
SIIINOLES.
DOORS,
BLINDS.
KTC.
ETC.,
ETC.
dlaia street. Vorut of Fifty.
1'LATTSMOUTII, .... XET
Still Better Rates for Lumber
WILXjIAM herold,
dealer la
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHS.
BLANKETS,
FLANNELS,
FURNISH IXG GOODS'
GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS,
Lare stock of
BOOTS and SHOES
to be
CLOSED OUT AT COST?
Notions, Qucensware,
and !a fact everything you can call for la
the line of
General Merchandise,
CASH I'AID FOIt HIDES AND FURS.
AH kinds of country oroauce taken la e
change for goods.
NEW '
Livery, Feed & Sale
STABLE,
Or an Old SUille in new hands entirely t
The New Ffrm of
HOLMES & DIX0X,
open the old
BTREIQIIT BARN,
oh tho Corner of Cth and Tear! Streets with tt
Nev Livery Outfit.
f.'OOD HORSES AND CAR WAGES aS &lf
times
houses ran sale,
HOUSES liOUOHT A AD SOLD'f
IIOHSES KEPT JiT THE DAY OR HEEK
Call and see IIOLMli.S & IX0,
45 EC 5
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