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PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA, THURSDAY, JANUARY 27, 1SS1.
NUMBER 45.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
.Sfitf yji'rerory.
. V. S. I'AiHXK'K. I'. S. Senator, Beatrice.
Al YIN SAl'NWEKS. r. S. Senator. Omaha.
K K. V AI.KN Tl X E. Kepiesentafe. West I'otnt.
.-, I.lil X IS NANCE. Governor. Lincoln.
J. .M.I-.X AXIKi;. Secretary of State.
.IiMIN W. LI-ICIIX. Auditor. Lincoln.
.. M. P.A I: i l.E IT. Treasurer, Lincoln.
. . Y. .It X ES. iuit. Public Instruction.
A. :. KENDALL. Land ' iiimi-siolier.
CI. DII.WDUTH. Alt. i -vJener:il.
CKV. C.C. llAKIirs.Cliltmain of Penitentiary.
J i:. II. P. MAITIIKWSIIN, Supt. Hospital lor
I he Insane.
o-
ixirrme Court.
5. '! AXWri.l.. Chief Justice. Fremont,
f ' II. I. A K K, in:ili;i.
A ' SA rolUl. I.iiiciilii.
fiectiini Jittlicifit ItJitlrict.
W. ':ll'N1. Jn !;;e. I.ii:i-.i!:i.
; . v . rxX. ir; i-fcin iiiu-At lv. Ncli. t'ity.
, .. SlIOWAl.'l KK. l ierk Dl-lriet Court,
l'lattsiiiOHtli.
County Itircrtory.
N Sl'l. I.IVAN. I'nnntv Jiulce.
f l. 1U I r. r.iiii.ty fleik.
I V. PATTKUSifx, ( 'onnty Tre.i-nrer.
i.. V. IIVKUS. Mleriil.
1 . II V! m H.K V. t . Snp't i'tib. Inxtrurlion.
. KAIKHKI.W, Surveyor.
1'. ". iASS. Coroner.
ll M i O.VM1iSIO.NKRi.
S ;M'I. RICH VlilfSOX. Ml. i'leaiinl Precinct.
l t' WI!.K. I'l.ittriinontli Precinct.
.IAMKS CKaWI IMM). South Kend Piecltict.
J'.irnes liavini; liusinesn with the County
i ii.iul-Moners. will fiiul lliem In session the
l-.i-f Mi.nl.iy "l Tuesday of each month. 431 f
City litre Jory.
.1 W. HMINSOV. Mavor.
.1 H. PA 'I I LKSOX. TreaMUier.
.1 i. SIMPSON. City Clerk.
KiCliAIMt VIVIAN. Polli-e .tude;
v. t. .1 OX l-S. Chief of Police.
I r. W1UTK, Chief of Fire llent.
f'OUNCll.JIKS.
1 t Ward-F. COKKKR. C. H. PAR.MK.I.K.
J. I Van1-; W. FAIKFIKLI). .1. V. 'j,
r..j Vard-D. MI I.I. Fit. THOS. roI.LOCK.
4i:i Ward-P. M. CALI.AN. C. S. lAVSON.
y.-,Mr-.INO. W. M VUSHALL.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
" lK. ii3ikaii-:.
PHYSICl KN and St'KC.F.ON. ollice in Fit
M UKiik.whicIt will he o(en day or "iiht.
Ult. J. I: MfCKKA,
tlO MiKPATMIC PHYSICIAN. OI1!c over V.
V. M Uliew s llard-.vaie St. .re, Plattsmpiith.xe
l.raka. it. it. i,ivix;tox. si. s
i fllVWIAX & StIKiEOX.
OFFICE HOCKS, from 10 a. in., to 2 p. ni.
Kxainining Siu;eou for C. S. i'ension.
,.MXTKt.
DBFTIST.
lMitltHiiioutli. elra!ta.
'.Ulice on Main Str-.et over Solomon
t liaii s Sloie.
Na
3ilv 31." A. IIAKTIIiAX.
VTTOIINKV VNP SOI.ICITOU. Will Prac
tice in the state and Federal Courts. I.'cm
il. lice. PlalUnioiith. Nelin-ka. Illy
ivil-t.!. WIMK.
COLL ECTIO.Y .-I SPEC 1.4 L Tl .
VTTOKNEY AT IAW. Heal Estate. Fire hi
miViiiiee and Collection Agency. Office m rit.
Kcraid's block. I'laUsmoiilli, Nebraska. 2Zm:i
. (it.O. W. K.HITII.
A1TOKNKY AT LAW and Heal Estate Bro
ker special uttcutioii tiven to Coilccllons
and ad matters nffeetini; the title to real estate.
ii'ii.... nn -.'.I nufir over i osi ohiit, i miisui"ui
NeUi-askn.
40 I.
I. II. WUF.F.I-KIt A t'O.
LAW OFFICE. Ileal ltale. Fire and Mf.; In
surance AReuts. Piausinoutll, .Nebraska, t id-
lectors, tax -payer, nave v.iMiiim-t
of lilies. Buy and sell real e-tate. nwUatfl
loans, fsc.
I.lyl
j.mv Mtiu'is.
Ni)T UY PL'BLlt'. Will altend to buying
ami Hellini; lands, examininis. titles
deeds, pavms taxes and collect .11.' debts. W u
also atleiid lo law suits before a Justice f the
Peaev.
4711 FAcToitvvn.i.K. Cass Co. N Fl-
31. CHAIMIAX,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
And Solicitor in C hancery. Oilice In EltZKer-
.1 Block.
PLATTSMOl Til. NEB.
U. IS- WiNlHtAM.
Attonn".' at Law.
I).
A. Camit.ki.i:.
Notary Public.
M ll)ll IU A CA3IFUKI.K
COLLECTION AND KK.U. ESTATE AGENTS
Olliee over W. II. Baker & t'o's Store.
Plattsmoiitli. Nebraska. -'
J VM'S F.. MOHKISOX. W. L. nitOWXF.
Notary Public.
JIOKHIMOX A IIKOIVXE.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Will prartlee :n Cass
pud adjoining Ciiuuiies ; pives spe-ia: attention
t.Ve.dleclt.111-and abstract of title oilice in
l itnerald Blo. k, Piattsmouth. Nebraska.
tivj .
t ti i:tLi:s w.iKitKX.
Tonsorial Artist.
I'liATTHIHMTH X F.ll it ASK A.
ri-.en of business on Main St.. between 4ih
sr. d.'.tn -Iinl.v Shampooing
n..;ii's boil- luiuiiii. etc. elc.
Siia in -i
chil-
Miy
PLATTSfvlOUTK MILLS.
PLAT1SMOCTII. NEB.
"tjS:SSa:S.. - lropietor.
F Ion ft Corn Meal if- Feed
Always on hand and for sale r.l lowest cash
.. i...... i ii. i iii.
ln-st prices paid tor heat and
tn. rarucntar aiiciiiion t'cn 1-u.sioii. ........
' P.KICK! llllICK!
If jou want any
the or Ornamental Brick,
Ci'll on
JP T. A. HOOVER,
J.OUTSriLlE, - - XEBRAHKA.
HOP BITTERS?
IK Medicine, not m. Drink.-
CONTAINS
HOPS, BCCHU, MANDKAKK,
DANDELION,
Av t Pr-mr-rr AicB BstMticaiQtu-
Tiuur ALL OTUKB BlTTKU.
A'l TlMeof tbeRtomnrh. IVvwel,. Blond,
illv. r. KUu. v.nci Criaarronran. Ver-Tomnr-
Wif plcninesand epw Uliy
Female compiUDU.
SIOOO IN COLD.
TVIU be pnld e ,hry w,n ?? r""' 01
bs-lu, or lor iuijoioir ';-""
' XounU la tliciu.
Alc your flrnpirlrt for Hop Bitter, n-1 trr
iaJiu lfor- yau tlecp. Tka no mher.
D T C 1snmnolutendlrrel?IMeriirefor
Iruukeuike. ne of opium, lot-uxo nd
umiuii
Sxrco FOB ClBCTlB.
. LI w .ii .' I Wt.
H. Blum Mr-C... Rkui-, N. i -. IK t.
ij-r B''gg5sfe?:4
t is h. hrt r.Iood rnrlller. nl ntlmclitea
vv-ry function to more healllifUl acuu, auu .1
? :.i.ns a benefit in nil oiskwm. .. t, ...
'' Jn elimi:::ii'ieinelinmritie nrtnebloofl.tr.e
i1 .v end and necesnarv result isihe enreo! scruf
r" ; mid MlierMt h Eruptiona and I.'iwimi,
l-iciuirnir Cn-irs, l"t'-ers and other Sores.
t Tured ly the l-'re Killrm. it la nuufii
f e3 an appe 'pr,'n 1 reulHr ,onLc".
h! It is a !Aie1l.-lnewhieBhouif be IneTPryfam-
i1t and wlm h. wherever sd, ul ave the
I p..i incut of cany ductura" b'lia.
- iioiUea of Wo sizes: prices. aO cents and UM.
E3TW arner
Safe lie me
dics are sold
by Dmp:eists
and Dealers
in Medicine
everywhere.
iHEWlBMiCH,
l"TUlelor,
Barawlrr. M.Y.
"KarpeiwI for Pnmpfclet
S uuitt esUaumlaia.
V 1
t :;:M .t,vS t ft m tn
TP Ttt s a?
National Bank
OF PI.ATTSMOCTH. NEBRASKA,
luII.V FlT'.llKBALI ...
K. i. DOVK.V,
. W. Mi'UtT.llLl.V. .
lONII O liOL'KKE
Presi ilent.
Vice President.
Caxhier.
.Assistant Cashier.
This Bank Is now open for tusiiies nt their
lew room, comer Main and Sixth streets, and
is prepared to transact a neneial
BANKING BUSINESS.
Stacks, Bonds. Gald, Government and Loral -Securities
ISOrc.HT AND SOU).
Dejtoitits Received and Interest Allott
ed on Time Certificates.
Available iu any part of the I'nited States and
In all the Principal Towns and Cities
.f rnrope.
ia:Ts Von Tin:
CELEP.KATED
nman Line and Allan Line
OF NTKAMKKM.
Person w ishing to bring out their friends from
r.urope can
PVBCHAHE TH'K ETS FttMM l"8
Tbroiili to I'lattMmoutb.
WEEPING WATER BANK
of ..:i:i iiros.
ThiM Bank is now open for the transaction of a
GE1TEBAL
Banking Exchange Business.
IIEI'OHITH
Kcccived. and Interest allowed on Time Certi-
ficates.
UKAFTH
Prawn, and available in the principal towns
and cities of the United States and Europe.
Afft-n'jfor the celebrated
HaiirLLiie of Steamers.
Purchase your tickets from us,
Through from Europe to any
Point in the West.
KEED BUGS.. iA Weeping Water. Neb.
B. & M. R. R. Time Table.
Taking Eff'tct December 5, 1380.
FOR OMAHA FROM PLATTSMOCTH.
Leaves 7":-jo a. m. Arrives 8 :3i a. ni.
:4.-. p. m. " 4:00 p. in.
7 :K a. m. :io a. m.
FROM OMAHA FOR PLATTSMOCTH.
I rikves 8 :.rsl a. in. Arrives 10 :"0 a. in.
" ti :.V. p. in. ' " :M p. in.
; ;(K)V " ' ! :0J "-"
FOR TiJE WEST.
Leuves Piattsiiiouth 'J :'2 a. m. Arrives Lin-
i -nn ii. ill. : Arrives Kearnev. 7 40 P. Hi.
..it'.. I'l:. its,,,, .ml. at 7 :-o l. m. : arrives at
1 I tin lit !l rsi o. m .
Freliilit leaves at H :.': a.m. and at 8 :10 p. m.
At rive at Lincoln at t : oo. in. and 2 :M a. in.
FROM THE WEST.
Leaves Kearney. 8 :3i a. ni. Leaves Lincoln
. & l'lul Isintuir'.i. A -.30 1. m
Leaves" Lincoln at 0 :4a a. m.. arrives at
1 hulsniouiii o a. m. . .
Freight leaves Lincoln at 12 :0.' p. m. and -.40
: ... ...... ....;. .. t r. .os i. i.i ;in,l
n ni , rrivi' ai nil i.s.iii'iivii m v v . "
11 :.Vp. in.
C.OINC. EAST.
" Passenger trains leave Plattsmoinli al 7 00 a.
tn. 8 Oa a. in.. : 40 p in. and arrive at PaciUc
.hinclion at 7 ; a. m.. s so a. in. aim tu f.
. FROM THE EAST.
rasseiiRer traiusleave Pacific Juliet ion al 8 Si
a in., 6 4 i p. in., loot) a- m. and arrive al Plaits
mouth at 0" a. in.. 7 1 p. ni. and 10 W a. in.
R. V. R. It. Time Talle.
Taking F.ffixt Sunday, Dtetmhrr
r. I SM).
V FST.
5 ll'iplU I
6 -A ', !
7 :1'"
8 :L'0 ;
g :5.rj
9 :40
10 :1"
10 :-..- !
11 :40
12 :10pm j
11 -Xi '
1 :-')
1 :"
2 :25
2
3 5d
S :00 i
STATIONS.
HASTINGS.
A Y K.
BI.I K HILL.
COWLKS.
A.MBOY
RED
1 X A V A LI..
ItlVEKToN.
FRANKLIN.
BLOOMIXOTOX'.
N A PON EE
KEPL I5LICAX
ALMA
ORLEANS
OXFORD
ARAPAHOE
EAST.
12 :Ma
11 :0.-i
10 :jl
9 :-)
8 &
i? :0i
u :;i.-.
G :lo
5 :10
4 :45
4 :I0
3 :4'l
2
2 : i-
1 :45
12 :.-oani
l :t l
A IS II 1 V A Ii AXi 1FFAKTIKK
lMTTi!3I0rT II 3IAILM.
OF
AltKIVF.S.
7..10 p. in.
9 . 'to a. in. I
HKPAKTS.
( 7.00 a. ni
FAST P. UN.
W F.STF.RN.
XOIITHEBX.
SOUTH r'.ltN.
( 3.00 p. ni
8.00 a. in.
n.: p. in.
t 8. o a. ni
t m.lri p. iu
11.00 a in
7. .si p. in.
io.3o a m. I
7.3u p. in. )
ll.oo a in.
ll.oo a m.
Nov 10, 1 s
3.00 p. ill
7.oo a. m
i 7.4.r a. in
2.00 n. in
VK.KriXi! WATF.K.
r'Ai'TOItVVILLK.
l.oo p. in
1.00 p. ni
J. W. MABsnALi,, P. M.
NEW
Livery, Feed & Sale
Or fft Old Stable in new hand entirely.
The New Firm of
HO DIES & DIXON,
epen the old
ST 11 EIGHT JiARX
on the Ceruer of tub and Pearl Streets-with 3
Nev Livery Outfit.
;OOI HORSES AND CARRIAC.ES at all
times
rmnsF.s for sale'.
HOUSES HOl'CIIT AP SiiLD. -HORSES
KEPT JJ1 THE DA Y OK lYEEK.
CM an.l see HOLMES & BIXOX.
MONARCH MILLIARD HALL!
In Ihe basement of Mews" Stole.
PLATTSMnfTll. - - - NEI'.RAHRA.
One d ior east of iie P. O.
Rooms Newly Fitted up With
X KW 3IOAi:CIl T.IUMA.
Cigars & Temperance Brinks
On hand a. the counter.
It is a wide and spacious Hall ; plenty of room
for players i.:id seats for visitors.
En. OLivrrt. P. B. MI RPHY.
Manager. tltf i'rop.
3I01IHIS 0'KOUKKE,
once more eouies forward with an entire new
FAXjT WITSTTEE
Stock of the finest Piece (imids ever brought
into FiaUmoutn ! !
EVERT GARMENT CUT IS
WARRANTED!" FIT
Hundreds ga there unci they are
ALWAYS SUITED.
Shop opposite the On, it Hmise. Give liim a
call and exaiuli.e for yoyrselves. 48if
SIGN, CARRIAGE . AND ORNA
MENTAL PAIXTEH. '
J. A.SSIXiB'Sr.
Shop over the Brick Block next U
' II. BoocUVa .
BUT C3r'lEBrr
J'
Square Dealing,
Money Positively Refunded
O TJJ?L PItlCE LIST
lit ML SiiA
lL.ate styles
Id
IPositlvely at Man ufaef ies'sJS's' Cost. See our
UdDdD
Strictly
i tie ijest ana
AA, Cost IPrices t
and if wedon'j sell to you9 sonic ctlici0 places will Iisrvofe ghT
yoa tlicir-goo'ds. Coiiic.to tlie place wis ere jeia are certaiEi
' SQTJAEE TREATMENT.
J0HX SHANNON'S
LIVERY SALE AND FEED
Carriages always on Hand
HEARSE FUNERALS.
T A-TC5 UOTICS ! '
1 want all id my accounts settled to itite.
mi l I sliall do do more credit business. All old
accounts must be settletl up. and no new oie
w ill be made. I'nless such accounts are et: led
Bhortlv they will he sued.
I wish lo do a stiiclly c.-vsli business in future
JOHN SHANNON.
Plallsniouth. Neb.
STUEIGHT & 31ILI EIJ,
Harness Manufacturer,
SADDLES
BRIDLES
COLLARS.
and all kinds of harness stock, constancy oa
hand. '
Repairing of all Kinds !
XEA TL Y DONS on SHORT X.OCIC-E
NEW HARNESS I .
TURNED OUT IN SHORT OKF)ER.
And Satisfaction Guarantfj-d.
J-i?Remeiiiber the place. Opxisit; He:
Boeck's Furniture store.cn Lower Ma n Street,
Plattsmouth. Neh.
21-l.v STREIGHT d- MULER.
FRED. D. LEHNHOFF,
Moriiiiis Dew Sitloon !
Sunt li -east corner Man and Siyii Sirretv
Keep the best ul
Beer, Wines, Liquors & Cigars.
3nm9 Constantly on Hand.
mi S 2u K .
J. F. BAUfflElSTair.
FiirnSsiies Fre-h. Pure Milk.
ai:i.I VKBCD II 4 1 1. V.
Special calls attended tii. and Fresh iliik
from same cow furnbheu wheii wanted. 4ly
Tq TJT JST X) r&XT
vM
MACIIIXE SHOTS!
PLATTSMOtTH, XF.B..
Repairer of Sttaiiij Engines, Boilers,
Saw and Frist Milli
UAN'ASH STAM UTTlKiS,
irotipht trou Piie. Fifice and Lift Piiies.Steam
liaue Safety-Valve (iovernoni.and all
k!u 'sot lilv.si Eupinc Fittint:.
reptired on siiorl uotiee.
FA KM MACHINEHX
NBJT fflWARE STORE.
J. S. DUKE
Has just oreccd an entire new stock of lioid
ware. ea j
Xextdif- west of Chapnian & Siuith's Vnif
.i'.i i . . i
A Full Line of
SHELF HARDWARE,
S Ha' ELS, RAKES. SPARKS ana
ALL GARDEN TOOLS.
NAILS, NAILS. NAILS, ly the Fez
or Pound-
ROPE, POWDftR. SHOT, GRIND
STONES,
WHEELBARROWS. ,
rull Line of I TIiEBY.
Special Rates U Guilders and Cui-
txutors.
;ii vooft. nid as lo s Uiey poj,'v' t
C7' J.rr
m -m a r x r m w 3 h.n t.4 f m n a r ft n ri n & 3 x urn ki mm u k ft m .m 11 ei ij ij t-i
ml
IBe
1
1
sanndl
at COST.
Laiesi siyies 01
. H -
H. A. WATERMAN & SON
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
PINE LUMPIER,
LATH.
SHINGLES.
SASH.
D00KS,
BLINDS,.
i:tc..
ETC..
ETC.
Man. street. Cor . ei of Fifth. ,
I'LATTSMOL'TTI, - - - - NK1?
Still Better Rates for Lumber
. NEW FIRM.
UEW G-OO DS ! !
JNO. DONS
SON,
I BAKERS AND CONFECTIONERS.
At O. liuthman's old store.
A FELL LINE OF
Staple and Fancy Groceries,
NP.W .iD FRESH.
BREAD STUFFS,
.of evi yy (lescription.
Choice and Fancy Candies
ki:n!s of
Canned Goods.
CIGARS AND TOBACCOS,
tf l't'Sc l.VdiliL-5.
CHRIST MA si TOYs; tt-C. J-:.,
in ti.'-.liess ijUiiiiliUCH.
1'resh Bivai. Diiily.
Don't fail to fail. .
GSIy J. HONS & SON. Props.
NEW BKL is Y RD.
I Mill (-' ;.!, tO
IMI AJSLH IB RICK,
this sp;i:;; and want to
MAKE THEM CUE AC
thai people C iB build
MUCK llOVSS IXSTE.iD OF FRAME.
1 khall conlrart and
Build BRICK Houses,
the coming year and would like t hose
Intending to Build to
?ive me a call before looking elsewhere
JK41RV IIARTMAN.
At my piace n Washington Avenue or at V.
S. WhiteV Store on Main s;.-ret. Plattsmouth.
j Nebraska.
4Sni3
J. G- CFiAMBEHSt
Manulact'irerof and Dealer !n
SADDLES,
COLLARS,
. . HALTERS,
WHIPS
ETC., ETC ETC.
REPAIRING
Done with Neatnesi-Dispatch.
' 1 f nlv fi)sin in iowb where "Tim-iST- ,
-1.
EJIDTJOX
THE
the
ii5
nee
on Goods no! as
for TTLIHT )
odw
5
0
Iteiaaeiiilier
Mit5s JSoot9 otI9
n o wu-
ffifiltlllfl3
. u H U TT 1 r.l ni T.T ST S
L. JTALISICY cf- SOJV.
WIT AND ETJ750?-
j It Ls a jioor speller who ilo
not l;i.-cp
I an i to business. ,
! The man who uii-scil his font in"; prol-
! ably hail his bouts stolen. ;
j Mrs. Lantry is so beautiful I: nt .she j
j i.s more than hval anil s!:oulli is abovo j
j any adornments of dress.
! ltsirobab'y true that the ! tirvli is
: the pewre-t. phve on eyth, since -o
I many C'f the conreirrition .slecii. " ,
j - o l
i The cultured way to sneak of a bur
lesque actress'' dress is to say thattUe
skirts are very deeollcte at tiio liottivn.
j Every maiden t an have a feller if she
; has money to buy a sewing-machine
j with all the modern attachments.
f"V1. 1 lo.l.- m.v.LicI 1'iimI.A .-In..'
i sir, I do like to 'ear you preah cxtrum- !
i .. 1 . " ,. ... . ..... .... 1 I
perv: lour lanuae is iiiai. won emu i
tluid. ' j
"There is no jilaee like home," re- '
peated Mr. Henpeck, looking at a mot- j
to, and he heartily added: "' I'm glad j
there isn't.
The ancient maiden who defers her '
proposition of marriage much longer
.,. . . . , .i i
will soon have Mr. chanees for this leap
-ear" '
Women don't take to telegraphy very
much. Lots of dispatches have to be
taken on manifold, and the sex don't,
care for man if old.
The woman who trims her own bon-
net can always be picked out of a crowd
by other women; now if men only hail
this peculiar gift of selection.
A dull old lady, being told that a cer
tain lawyer was lying nt the point of
denth. exclaimed: "My gracious! won't
H'Vcti death stop that mail's lying?"
Time', 2 a. m.: "My dear,"' said he,
' s all right. I've been down getting
lh' returns. There's no.uso you raisin'
a row. 'Taint my fault. What you
wfc.it'sh earlier returns?"'
At P.ulloncr Mr. Belleville (who likes
to air his French before his friends.)
"Avvyvoo la Parfume du er dn Jock
ey club?"' Pair perfumer "O. yes, sare!
Ve Lave all ze English smells!''
A child of ii was being taken to a
party in a close carriage, and while
passing through a plantation he sud
denly ox -laimcd with great satisfaction:
"I.ook! look! I'm goinz out to tea; but
all the trees' are going home!"'
Sneaking of Mr. Forbes' lecture on
"Kings I Have Met," a Western news
paper says that some day he will coma
acres; three kbigs and a pair .f sevens,
and then ho will learn something about
the reallv great resources of thii coun
try. King Lud.vig. of Bavaria, who in
council, sits, an I makes his ministers
stand, often wakes his old chamberlain
at 8 o'clock in the morning to play bil
liards, and if he dares to yawn ho is
soon made to feel the weight of the roy
al displeasure.
The American Minister in London has
submitted to the British Board of Trade
the project of an international copyright
treaty between England ami the United
States. Full reciprocal protection is ac
corded to all authors, provided that
within three months after the puYJcT
tion of a work in their own country i! s
republished by them in the other coun
try. . ..
The marquis of Hartington's views on
the Irish question has been anticipated
with eager interest in England, His
father, the duke of Devonshire, owns
60.3i acres in Cork, Waterford, and
Tippojary, but the rents on these es
tates shave been paid nearly in full.
T' '' '-' V -f tp'v Jew of th'J
mi.
represented
(Dl ITS :
a en 3
as i
s a.
fin a
i
?
9
9
Ti O A
t
i lie snow in
T",
'rV: ill I JIU7.-
Tr.ev .-klnimed over
uid r ; r at 'lly, e i
f worms, 'i ie next
zled the swallow
the whitened g
ileMly in s(.
dnv t.:
hsj.J.V bipeds left f.r
!!V So'lilL.
10 t-u:
It is r.i re, writes a Paris compeul
ent, for I renea brides to shed tears;
but Mile. S :,!arv, the actress. d:H. at
her reeeii!. i;iarriage with M. Paul La-gaii1!.-,
tlv only son ;f a rich stock
broker. Vhe pulpit stairs, and oxen the
pulpit of the Madeleine, were ii.Ied with
pretty aetres. es, who crowded to see the
bride. She entered leaning on the arm
of her father, the violoncellist Samnry,
and was beautifully dressed in ivory
i satin and orange blossoms. Mile. Bar
retts, in nn opal blue and silver toilette,
was bridesmaid. None of the bride
groom's family was present. In the
sacristy the whole company of the The
atre l-'raneaiii delilod before the bride,
whom the actresses embraced, and the
actors saluted by kissing her hand.
By the departure of the Carthusians,
trance will lose some s.0,0X) a vear
i" mi; niiiii'u vi iii.vii.ii; uuiii v., ,wnt.ii
, ,he pal1 on th(.h. (MvUd
liipior manufat tureil in largo quantities
' r.t La Grange Chartcnse, near Irenoble.
The order at one time owned a vast
amount of property in Paris, 'in the
-neighborhood of the Luxembourg a
property which, it is said, was obtained
by a pious fraud not uncommon in the
; middle ages. The monks Laving set
In tl.n . 1. ,.f i:,.n,..r. ...i.:..i.
j their hearts on the chateau of Vauvert,
that habitation at once became the
abode of goblins and demons, who so
alarmed the proprietor that he disposed
of his resilience for a mere trifle. The
property was purchased by the Cai-thu-sians.
who had little difjieulty iu getting
rid of the evil spirits.
Miss Eva Solhern.the beautiful daugh
ter of E. A. Sot hern (Ixird Dundreary),
is about to appear, or has by this time
appeared, in conjut tion with Mr. Botici
cault, at the Olympic, London, in "An
dy Blake," one of JJoucicault's French
dramatizations of the "Gamin dc Paris,"
revamped as far back as for his
wife, Anes Robertson. Mr Sothern
has vehemently, but incfl'ectually, op.
posed her going on the stage. li; has,
since their separation, allowed Mrs.
Sothern i.' 1,000 a year for maintenance,
but recently made afiidavit in court that
he is not, all told, worth more than
i'10,000. The allowance has accord
ingly been reduced to 175 a year, and
on li.is ground the judge has decided
in favor of Miss Sothern going on the
stage.
Jonathan II. Greene, once the most
notorious aim sueecssiiu gamier in
America, and afterward known as an
; expovc-r of gambler's tricks, is now
' aged ami poverty-stricken in Fhiladel
j phia. From 1 ' :5 1 to 1842 he won money
light and left, not only from amateurs,
I but. heavily from profes.-ional players,
j On cue occasion he took S36.00O from a
party of card siiarj vrs in three days.
lie was woiusei iu.iv .sKioe l in linnuun'
can.s. ami lnvcnteu several ot the swin
dling devices still used by faro dealers.
At length he renounce. 1 "his evil ways,
restored a great deal of money to men
he had robbed, and spent the rest of
his fortune in the advocacy of laws
against gambling. The statute" the
eubjepl in. .Pennsylvania, Marj lac'u tad
Ohio were largely passed through his
exertions. In lccturs and books ha
described tee means by which he won.
but this after a while failed to yield him
a living. His family are now support
ed by ch'ft'. " " .
Vry
IIP
County Couidiissiouers Proceeding.
Wednesday. Jan. .5, 1831.
Board . et pursuant lo adjournment.
Present: James Cr.iw'i'iird, Sam'l Eicb
udson, Isaac Wiles, Commissioheis:
J. D. Tiitt, Clerk. After which the fol
lowing Wiis done, tii-wit:
The following oiheial bonds were
approved:
Charh'S True!;, sup'r road tli.s't No.
o'J, with 11. D. Jones an.l J.M. lioiiei.
as sureties.
J. C. Hayes, sup'r ro.ul dis't No. 40,
with S. Greenslate and John Hart as
sureties.
John Kliser, sup'r road dis't No. 8,
with G. V. J"i:lvs and A. D. Fruser as
sureties.
J. B. Goldsmitlr, sup'r road ilis't No
9, ivith Geo. A. Hay and C. II. I'.itiko
nin as sureties.
Wm. Scliliel't rt, sup'r road dis't No
23, with Wm Lane ami John Lilian
as sureties.
J. (.'. Willi. en-, s.ip'r road ilis't No'
54, with Z. L. Kennedy and W. Brook
ins as sm etles.
Tliaddi-us Aihuiis, sup'r ro id dis't No,
22, with C. L. Pankoniu and W. G. Jiie-
koniii as sureties.
D. D. Young. sni'r road dis't No. 5,
with -Toli Fiirsytbe ami J.S. .Stod
dard as-ureties.
W. L. Atliertoii, sup'r mail dis't N',
7, with W. W. Gullion and J.S. Phelps
as sureties..
G. W. Shrader, sup'r road ilis't No.
40. with John I'. Buck and T. D. Buck
as sureties.
E. J. Pittman, sup'r road dis't No.
41, with Andrew Pitman and B. B.
Wallace as sureties.
Paul Johnson, sup'r road dis't No,
2S, with Abel Front y and Peter Chris-
topsou as sureties.
S. M. Davis, sup'r road dis't No. 30,
with Sidney Minet and Thos. ilcs as
sureties.
W. ri Smith. sui'r ro.td dis't No. 17
with i'hos. A. Sullivan and J. M. Hut
chins as sureties. -
Ali i C oleman, sup'r road dis't No.
21, with Josiah Toiublin au.l G. W.
Young as sureties.
J. Knight, sup'r road ilis't No. 2j.
witlt J. Ward, E. Durell and S. M. ilol
leu as sureties.
Amos Swift, sup'r road ilis't Xo. 47,
wiih John II. Hart, G. W. Woodruff
and John King us sureties.
Wm. McAfee, assessor S uih Bend
precinct, with A. II. Dill and Win. L.
Wells as sureties.
D. E. Trouibie. assessor Avoca prec'i
with Ed. Tromble and Oi hindo Telf t
as sureties. -
A. A. b uv.ei), assessor . H . prec t,
Willi in. (jayiriil and S. A. iteeii as
sureties.
U U liawier, assessor .IL. 1'ieasan:
precinct, wiili E U CoSfin.in, Edwin
Jeary and A C Loder as sureties.
Ii S Draper, assessor Piaitsmouth
precin."., widi Harmon Btstor an
Joshua Murray as sureties.
Mieu iel Archer, assessor I lock Bluffs
precinct, with (J W Lacey and O J
Martin as suit-ties.
Settlement with the following road
supervisors was then had:
rsaiance aue v liAiuohi, supiro.oi
dis't 49
Ba! ilue Fie O.si, s-
" Jo'. 11 N W
" A B Dicks iii
"CP Giiin it
" M L 'lenant
" J C Hayes
" W II Smith
" A B Barr
" J J Boberts
" L C Eikhotf
ao bo
p'r dis',
5S i o 00
45
.1:5
34
12
40
17
20
28 10
i:j .lo
0 CO
27 00
12 00
28 2o
28
10
y 07
Order allowed Mis. Cathaiioe Ken
nedy on 'Guthuiann & Weckliacli fui
live dwllars m merchandise, on accoLiu
of poor fund.
The Board then adjourned to meet
at 9 o'clock, Thursday morning, Jan
Cth, 1831.
TiicitsOAy, Jan. G, 1 881.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
full board present.
On this day Samin 1 Richardson takes
the claim as chairman of the Board of
County CuuiuiissioiK'is, after which
the following was done, to-vvit:
Settlement with the following road
supei visors was then had:
Balance due Jacob KusW-rhoitz, sup'r
du't No. 32 S C 0
Bai due Ino Eruari.supi dist 2-i 37 no
' Nicholas i"ro..k '" oJ 20 2-
" Paul Joiiiison "' 23 19 01
" 1 haddcus Adams '" 22 27 no
" Aliuj uttoii " 43 21 oo
" W J Li.icu "" 41 19 10
" John All-ei : "" o 10 u)
" J M Ciaiy; " 13 0 0i
" Geo Waliiuli " 4 21 00
Ordered that J W Johnson be and he
is hereby instructed to buy clothing
for, and send to the poor house, the
I wo children of John Crawford, said
children being now al the liou.-e of
Ben De kt r.
The i'ol.ort iiig chiiuis w -re then al
lowed on general fui:J:
J P Young, p iper, pi ns, etc. . . .$17 41
State Journal Co., blanks, etc. . 28 SO
J D Tutt, salary and. expense ac-
ceunt for December, 1SS0 39 '3
W L Tucker, wiik on C II . . . . 1 2.1
G W Fairfield, werk on road
recotd.'. 27 00
P B Murphy, b'd'g Co. prisoners 70 70
R W Jyers, jailor's fees .. 40 50
T Tinilale, setting posts befwre
tlie poll doors . 50
SoMth, Black st Co.. lamias. -io, . 5 to
B
sup't for December ." 71 71
J II Buttery, class, putty, etc. . . 2 10
J Chase, jury fees Nov term, '79 0 20
Smith. Black & Go., class, etc. . . 1 21
G P Weidmann, refunding poll
tax erroneously paid "Jl 00
The following claims were then al
lowed on general fund for refunding
of taxes erroneously lid on school
lands:
Claim of Jacob Yallery, Sr.4 .
.$40 13
. . 0 02
.. 13 17
. . 11 77
. . 31 22
" Win Dowers
" W J Monroe
' John McCarty
" Shailrach Cole
A.lo weil ofi Bridge fund:
L D Hamlin, pd J S Tt wksbary
for strinyeis for brwlue
3 00
J Nevvshorh, amt pd for repair
ing road scraper 1 71
M Peterson, nails for road dist 1 1 3 00
Chase & Beardsley, nails for
road dis't 21 42
M Qii.ickenbush, lumber, mad
district No. 7. . . . I t 20
Ordered that the County CIert be
and is hereby instructed to carry up
the sum of efloOs.OO, low in the. hands
of the County Treasuier, as a sum on
which to draw claims allowed for poor
bouse and paupers.
The following claims were then al
lowed on poor final:
J C Eikeiibary" board'g paupers 31 71
Holmes & Dixon, livery to P II 1 10
M L White, xi cord of wood for
pauper 2 10
il Bavk, coll'm, etc, for pauper.. 17 10
W II Baker & Co, inilse. pauper 27 10
(iuthmaiiii & Ueckbach, " 5 00
F S White, indse for paupers. . . 13 10
On application of John Hohlschuh
Ceo. Fliehsenhouer is admitted to the
poor housti as a County charge,
Board then adjourned to meet Fri
day, Jan. 7th, 1831.
Fkiday, Jan. 7, 1331.
Board met persuant tn adjournment.
full board present. Alter which the
following was dne to-wit:
Settlement with the following road
supervisors was had:
Ballance due Bobert Wtllburn super
visor road Dis't No. 1 810 10
Bal due G W Young, supr dist 30 27 00
Walter Mutz 20 27 00
" Geo D Mattison " 9 30 09
On petition of C. Schlater et al Wal
ter Cutforth was appointed sup'r road
dis't No. 11 for the year 1831.
The following official bonds were
then appointed:
Frank Dobnly sup'r road dis't No. 44
with A' A B.irdcn awd W C Wallin as
sureties.
A A Barr, sup'r road lis't No 20
Aith Geo W Clark ai John M. Barr
as sureties.
Pressweil Gordon assessor Centre
Precinct with G M Flower and P. F.
Flower as suretii s.
M L Ten. ant, stiji'r road dis't No. 12
with B Lewis and M I Williams as
sureties.
L C Lewis Justice of the Peace of
Louisville Precinct with J II Bauer,
Samuel Erwing . and J Welburn as
sureties.
II G Taylor, sup'r road dis't No. 19
with J Lynn and J A H.chaway as
sureties.
The following claims were then al
lowed on general fund: ,
Sam'l Bichardson services a3
County Commissioner Dec. 1880-310 03
Isaac Wiles services a3 Coun
ty Commissioner Dee. 1830 .... 9 00
James Crawford services as Co.
Commissioner Dec. 183 ) 11 10
Poor fund :
Claim of Jani'-s (colored; cut
ting wood for pauper 10
Settlement with 'oiintv Treasurer
completed and signed this day f irye.u,
septi.inl.er 30 b 18S0.
i lie II I t'.li-il l:'j .ill ilcd l'l 111 C-
. 10 o'ei icii, i'ic sd iv mu lling, J iii
ii. uj lltii 1 S3 1 .
'I rtsDAY, Jan. 11th 1331.
Board met pursuant to adjournment,
full Board present. When the follow
ing was done to-wit:
Settlement of Levi Busterholtz su
pervis u- road ilis't No. 19, ballance
due S21 50
Minutes of last session read and ap
pi'ovt il and signed.
Ilo.inl then adjourned to meet Jan.
12;h, 1881
Wednesday, Jan. 12. 1881.
Hoard met pursuant toadjournment,
full board present; after which the
following was done, to-wit:
The following claims were lhn al
lowed on General Fund:
A. McDermit, error sup, setm't.SlO 00
Jessie Davis, taxes eironeously
paid on schoel land 14 32
Sam'l Richardson services as
Co. Com'r, Jan. 1881 7 00
Isaac Wih-s services as Co.
C.iin'r Jan 1381
Janus Crawford services as Co.
Coin'i Jan. 1881
ii 00
8 10
Claim of Fred Gorder. coal for
Poor House. Poor Fund .... 00 10
Set t lenient with the following Ro id
.Siij.eivisois was tle-li had.
IJ.iil. :!! ilit" A Mi l) miiiit sup'r
N
li lo
i . d-j- ;1 - ii
i ., ,,i .1,-.' .. i . . . .
i5.il ! uiiv ii no U i.i. II v.;
road d's't No. 17 ... .
O d.-r all live i Mrs i
63.10 per Week on J '
ace" I poor fund.
i i .s.i. r
... . . . 10 .VI
I- .np'l
14 71
1 Kennedy lor
Weckbich on
Petition of Hi- B -a
i of fr.t ie of
thf City of pi.attsm. mtii was 'he : pre
sented I v D II Wll.-'elei-. esq , li: .
iha an estimate b t'i" B ir-1 -it tlmii
missions r of ?3'),000 in their ye.ii y
e.s.liiu,t'.e of expenses f)i- the Count).
for the r pairing -f the Court house.
Petition laid over in.lefn.etlv.
ESTIMATE OF expensi S OF CASS CO,
NEBRASKA FOR THE YEA II 1831.
Coiut exienses and Attorney's f. v.i hi
criniiua! c ises., S eoo oo
Per diem of County roiiiiul.ioner . . 8'iO 00
SuperltitenncDi of rubiic Instr-.ietion.
salary :;nd expense ef n(2ce 1 000 ao
Assefln? County, an Census ret arcs 2 ioo 00
Tax list .
Cj3 OA
Ku,.. :-.iir, .7j(.uni ainl J .11..--
. . .
Book. blaiiKs, ailverttslnB, etc
Elections
l ooo oo
soo ro
Ualauce ou School Land Ta to be re- y
funded I r.en no
Outstanding warrants and tloullng in- t
debledue E 5o t 0
l;ri(les "ooo to f
15. Si M. It. H. bouds aud Interest 2 000 00
insane 10"
i. ii ......,,,., Incluuilii I"J - '
vlciaiiS salary
Kouds. keeping iu repi M-i
vails for road din'ricis, 12 ow nt
Clerk's salaiy, and extra iiik on as
sessment ami census N.-o oo
Total , ' s4 "0
OrdereJ tluit the County Clerk be
and is hereby instructed lo buy ten
curds of wood tor use of Clerk's ollleo
and Court room.
Board then adjourned to meet on the
first Monday in February, 1881.
Attest: Jas. Ckawfokd,
.1. D. Tl'TT, S. KlCllAliDiON,
Co. Clerk: Isaac Wilis,
V Colllls
The "Perfected Stylogi Hie l'eii 'uuiy
fairly be considered a success It thep,.
polarity which it lias altaiuedmnl tho
testimony ol those who usu-U may be
taken in evidence. It is a writing in
struiiieut which combines tha coinca
ieuce of the lead pencil with the leg
ibility and permanence of pen ami ink.
Il avoids lb" fatigue of coiistauily dip
ping the pen, as it carries a supply of
ink sufficient for from ten to twenty
IhollSiiuil welds. It dees not bloi. or
soil the fingers; can be i. trued in the
pocket witksiilety and i litis is alv..ys
and evetyw here avail b for use. It
is i ade in a variei y of sizes ami st li s,
costing from -1,2 10 to 100. Over
lilO, 00 of ,hese Pjs lUi-1CW!;i' U this,
conn r and in Europe, and a rearing
pirliC sat isf.icl ion. Our spico does
liol ii r 111 i I a delai.t d des ripllollof the
lost i ni. n n! but a lull iltsciiplivc cir
cular can be iduained by aililtessitig
the inanufactuiers' ngi nls, the Rea
ders and Writors Econoiuy Company,
at 33 Madison St , Chicago, Ills.
" Good Company, Number Sixteen.
Gooil Company, (S3.00la-ear,.Spriiij;-liehl,
Mass.), Number .ixteen lias a
characteristic paper by Mr. John Pur
roughs entitled an Idyl of. the Honey
bee, which iuitutcfl one into the meth
ods and delights of bee-hunting as pur
mied by an ardent lover of exhilarat
ing tramps through fields and woods.
Another contribution characteristic of
its writer, and timely as well, is Mia,
Lizzm W. Champney's story The Se
Cifts of the Obelisks, which takes us
back to the earlier days, or centuries
rather, of the venerable "Needlo"
about to be set up in the Ne.v Yoik
Central Park, under the form of
colloquy Octave Thanet gives us
sight into Ihe wretched condition
n loth I
t Ilia; i'
as to buildings and management
characterizes most of the jails through
out the country, adding suggestions us.
to ' heir reform. The Remanent of a
Lost Nation tells of th piesent status
of the few survivors of a tribe that
Pizario failed of subduing.
- Theie are also the Cocbeis of Paris,
an account of the Parisian cabman by
JmuJolme Ross; an account from I3.U
lvhuck Camp iu the wilda of Wyoininj
of experiences incident to cattle-driv-
uiir:The Chinese in Boston; suggt
lions as in securing u nive American
iloini-st ii-s ; an account of Ihe Ui ilis
Museum an t-gfapbs; Miss Mchetable'
lioin.ince, a sto v ; a laige installment
of Rose and the Doctor, Ellen W. Ol
ney's serial; a gi wup ol Christinas po
ems by Nisses Elaine and Dora Heed
tloodale and Mrs. F. II. R. Goodale;
and nriih-r ""Disi-ussinn and Sugges
tion"' articles about Ireland. School
house, Shortcomings ami other topics.
The mill winter (February) Seribner
has always been a special number, as
rich as the clmiscst literary matter
and the inosl beautiful Wood engrav
ings can make it. Of last year's mid
winter number the London Times
said: "It is a ready nugniticeiit Ui
uiiipli of American picloiial art and
literary genius.
Tim English pub-
lisher of Seribner has telegraphed for
1 7,000 copies of I tie pnsent number,
an ad Vance of 0,0?i0 upon Ins order
i -st yoai.and he I. n g- t edit ion ol an
Aiu i ie in magazine ever fent t Ln-giaotl;-
in tact, it is s id 'o be l.ugir
ban tne monthly sal-s of any English
in 1 ':iZino. The Arneiican ediiiuu of
Sciib.nr has yrown doling 1-380 about
20.0:1 l COie s
A did 1 1; III f ill f.-a 11 ! Of t ho HI iL'iiZ ne
; io ) .r is a ' i ie-, ol sp ii kn g nov-
eletts, : fi In' list (I In V, Is, 1 i..s i ad of
a serial sioi y. "A l air Bai bai iau,"
thesloiyofa piqu.ui! Aineiieiiii girl
in England, by Mrs. Frances Hodgson
Burnett, begins in this February num
ber with a twenty-two page install
ment, and will run through three is
sues. Since the death of George Eliot
it may be said that Mrs. Burnett com
mands a larger English-speaking audi
ence than any other woman. Her
novelette will be followed by one by
George W. Cable, author of "TheGran
dissimes," etc., and afterwards Boys
sen's "'Queer, Titania" will be publish
ed. "Peter the Great," Eugene Schuy
ler's historical work, begun in Febru
ary. 1830, will bo finihed in October
of this year. By means of the recent
ly published special offers of Seribner.
the whole of this great work, with its
wealth of illustration?, can bo had at
a very low price, in cornection with a
year's subscription. All book-sellers
can give the terms.
In Ihe same ratio that Scribnor's
Monthly is prospering, St. Nicholas,
the famous magazine lor boys and
girls, issued by the same, publishers,
grows apace. About 100,000 copies of
the Christmas 'December) number
were sold, while the January number
has been for some time out of print.
In February, there is a full account of
the Obelisk, richly illustrated from
sketches and photographs, showing
the treat monolith in all stages of
moving.
The Midwi-.tcr cri' ner will lo
, !' .1 uitiai v 20 li. lid . Xiclnd. S
Iv- :" ! . later.
x ne t. er day a m i l lit'.!.' man, with
a:i inval d w oe and seven children, won
a big black bear at a lvflle jn .Memphis.
The bear was raffi-d oft" because it tt
up its hit ow nur, and the little nit;
who made the lucky throw is just wil i
to know what to do.
Dr. G. ia one of the most fervei
apo-th-s of materialism. In recall:."
ceriaia souvenirs of Ids youth, Le 1
gan an anecdote, in the most na'.iv
to. a.i in !!: world "At the timrc I i
in love with nn Agglomeration of rn
cu!es called Ernestine."
A woman wi. wei;! to a occri v '
hear a pel former c:.i!ed Ii'ind T
'pl'iy
v tir
. s the wrts swind
and wants tlie fraud exposed. She t
Cat. instead of playing by e;:r.
pi-i ed with his lingers, just Jikeo'.
pcrlfciri'iers.
A wicke I Conueetici.t man be':
cen:!y taken id, and believing- ..,
r.b nt to 'he, told a neighbor that t
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