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PERSEVERANCE CONQUERS."
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VOI;TTME XVI.
PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA, THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 1881.
IV Extra Copies of tba IT s bald for sals fc;
J. P. YoCNO, at til Post-On'.te Nw Depot,
Mala Street.
NUMBER 52.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
'Mrre THrerlvry.
A. H. PvlJOOCK. IT. S. Senator, lieu trice.
U.V'IN S.M:..iKUfi, C. S. Senator, Omaha.
!: K. VAl.KS TIN K, llepresentat'e. West I'olnt.
AlJlINCS N.fc K. Oovemor, Lincoln.
S. J. .tl.KXANliKK. .Secretary tI Slate.
JOHN W Al. I. Ii lis. Auditor. Lincoln.
M. r.Al! 1 1.K IT. Treitsin er, Lincoln.
W. W. .IonUS. Sunt. Puhllc Instruction.
A. i. KKNDAI.I.. Lwid 4'onittiir-UisT.
'..!. DILWOIM II. Attorney Oeueral.
1:2V. '. '. HA I! It IS. Chaplain of Penitentiary.
i;!t. H. P. MATTHEWSON. Suit. UiHtpital tor
tlie InHJtiiH.
Snprrmr fMurt.
-.1 XVS F.U.. f "tiiff .1 ti-i--. Krenidiit.
'.)". li. I. A K K. :nalia.
- SA l.-i.colii.
Jjeclynti juilit-ittt dJSjrref.
S. K. l't)L'Nl. .lO'lm-. I.lncolu.
.! t'. WA'I'SDX l'ii-iitiiis.-Att'v. NVli. I'ltv.
.v. i MH Va I.'I'l'.K. I'Iitk. I!itri-t Court.
- liutUiiiioult).
County JJireriory.
A. N. HT'l.t.IVAN. t'onnlv Judc.
I. I t'Tr. 4 :i.tii v t lfifc.
M. I'A IT K K" tS, t omit " Tre:i-urer.
i:. W. IIYKKS. ShcnfT. ?
J' It. V, oi.KY. 'o. Sup't l iib. lnstrnctiou.
ti vV. KAIUKIKI I). Surveyor.
I'. J'. iAS-i, Citrmier.
CtltNTt t'OMMlfSIOSKKrt.
tVMl. rtlt ll AltlSN. Mt. l'lfifiUil Precinct.
ISAI' WII.Ks. PliittHinoiilli I'ri-cinet.
JA.MK.S CKAVFOKI. Snutli liend Preef:ict.
Purlin having biisii:et! witli the County
(Vitimiritnrrs. will find tlicm in session the
f.tl Moti.Jny and Tuenday of each uionth. 43tf
i Cily Dire' tory,
J. XV. .UlrtNSOX. Mavor.
.1. M. PA'I'TKKSOS.Trejwurrr.
i". I. P IMIVS, Clrv 4'leik.
'.;.t l!AKI VIVIAN'. Police Juil;:e.
VV. It. .KlXKS. t'liief of Polii-f.
. t. V. Hil t, t Ui f of Fire lx pt.
i'OI'M-l.U VS.
t-t Ward F. f;UIKK. C. II. PAft.MKI.K.
2d Ward li W. FAIKFIKLll, .1. V. WBMC-
. I KAt'U.
31 Ward IK.M1 1.I.F.K, THOS. POI.I.:K.
4th Ward P. Mi CALLAN. C. S. IATsi)N.
I mttmntler- J NO. VV. HAKSIIALL.
Y' IOF ESSIO N A I, U A RDS
IK. II. JIK.VOK.
FH YSfCIVN and Sl'P.flKON. office in FiU
Kculd liiock. wkicli tll be open day or uit.
. J. I.. MfCIIKA,
tiONKKPATHIC PHYSICIA.N. OIBce over U.
V.Mathew- Hardware Store, l'latt-.moutli.Xc-
iaska. 8:iy
is. u. i.ivi.stx. n.
HFF1CE llfttJKS. from 10 a. in., to 2 p. ni.
Fx iiiitnii't: Si-jiti'ou tor I". S. Piisii'u.
JV. 1.I' TTt:u.
3D HJ IT T 1ST.
Ilat tstnoulh. VcljrsK)i.
nffiKtiin Mini S:i.-'t ovc:- Solomon
Na-
llian'H Store. . .
;uly .
H. A.'JIARTIIiAV
vVTTOiCM:Y AMI SUl.U l Toil. ViV.X Pr.ic-lU-r
111 lt. Slate and Federal t'oiliK. !..!-dcin-e.
riatlsm.mlh. Nnlnask::. illy
n'll H. AA'ISK.
ATTwilXF.Y AT LAW. I:onl Estate, l i.c In-HUiam-eaiat
CoU' iio.ii Aca' V. U.lice li. HVi
gt ralu Lli-k, I'laitNiiKMiU!, Xebranliii. '.ai J
4: i.o. n. TKji i li.
AlTttllXKY AT LAW and Keal f.-tate Hri
ki r. Swciat al tin' ion tiven to t oll.'ctioas
and a'l niatter-t iiitcctinu the title to real e.tate.
ofiK-ei'li 2i Hoot over P.-l tjili. e. 1'Ultiuiiotitli.
Nebraska. l-
l).ll.Wlli:KI'tKftCO.
LAW OFFICE, Real IMate, Fire and L'fe I.i
surance Agents. PlattHiuouili. Nebraska. I ol
leeto.'S. tax -pavers. IL.'.e ooinplete abstract
of titles. i;i;v aiul sell reui r-t.ile, ne'Uale
loans. &c. ' -
HA 51 : .' C il A ! I A . ,
ATTOHNKV AT LAW,
jinl Solicitor i:: C!ian-'cr'- Olnre id ntft-T-i,M
isliitk. '
' luyt PL vr f iMOi'TH. XKU
1. il. VVlHl'HAM. I. A. CAMfliKLI..
Atloi u. y at Lav. . Notai y Public.
WI OI-I VH A f AHI'BEM,.
COLLECTION" AND KK.VI. EST AT F AC.EXTS
Oflire over W. li. R.iker A Co's Store.
riatt-Hioiith, Ncbiakii. 2Jly
JAMKH E. .MOUIilSilX. W. I.. IlliOWN'E.
Notary Puiilic.
iioituiov & isitotvvi:.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Willpra e in Cass
and iidjotuiiii; Counties ; gives spt .-ia. atteutton
to collections and abstracts of title. Olliee in
Fitzgerald Klock, Plattsmoiith. Nebraska.
t;vi
- MUCK! MUCK!
If -oii n a lit :.ny
File or Ornamental Brick,
Call on
' ,i. T. I. HOOVER,
iiQZrsriLr.r: - - x emu-ska.
PLAiTsKlOUT h mills.
PI .ATT S MO f T II , NEIJ.
. m:isri.
Ii ! Iclor.
Fiour, Co n Mail & Fetd
Alavs on hand and for sale at lowest cash
)-. ievs. The lillo st prices paid tor Wheat a'.d
t i. tn. P;.rt;enl iv attention :jivcu custoi'.i work.
.tt.t.XTS AI I'AHV.'.l'IIW
Make from Tf s.'O i-r week selling '-' .ils fur
1'.. ti. HI Dl'OL'T J6 CO., lit Baielay Mrw t, New
i'ork. Send for cat;i!-H;uc an l 'ei ins. ivly
tJff nhlE THtniMtNI.
A certain core for ?ierVOU
Debility, Seminal Weak
ness. Imootence. etc.
Th Becijiee Ofd in my practice for 5 Year
and an illustrated book ol 60 paces p'.vz.g full ih
r-ef.ona for eelf-treotineiit, sent free. Adore" i
BH. T. WHXIAKS. 434 . iter Sc. SaVst. tJ
If yon ar ma 1
l toiiliuaa waaakk-
It rem vro a
maa of 1V
r tolling ovr aud
mivb work, to raa-
Hop .ttr. .
jf ion are joorr aw!
diK-rrtlon or dMpa
rld or .ioirla. old or
tMOrbcaltU or Uatfulu:
ZZU, niy oa Hop
OM HOP Bm
!tntTrinr from any law
moa t U you ar mar
roaXatf, nuTnng' from
Irar oa a b4 of ateh
1 nwiMwii ua u
BUall7 from aoaoo
f om of Kidney
dlMM that mlbt
hav. bea pra,uted
.h.cifr o tl
, lim.k wear mj
i - ' . i . . ...n.
Intf or .llmuiatltMr.
vlthoat intoxicating
a tizD.ir unoi
t .ko HOP
HopBltter
Bitter.
H,r TOO ifv-
O. I. O.
la an ahaoluta
Of tUo ito")
a- and Irraaiat-
bla a r for
dronk.an. ,
inw of optum,
tobacco. or
IiajW oriurvM
Ton will
rami If Ton urn-
Hop Bitters
, VMM llllV
Sold by droo
rl.ta. b.ndC or
Circular.
ply wa a ana
r,.r.lri Led.tr,
it l f mHiri
aor :
m mw m vouii
!! It ha
UT CaV,
avj nunp
Al aVflr!' Howi poemisif CtiT
I HaBui lii lha aaaaae.TV and lfaa4
car. caf 9mi&a lm?Miooi and Impoteziqr H ia o!r
cna ww, wm., an. pfnraHOT m lat prmaav. rw W bb. ,
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Jtf trr raaaf aw-; frfw ,Ha arena
ekiMaaTAa- at. I m Amnti nra u4M
ica. t i mil- , rnrw -laaM '-
ITi i f.p(. it, ir 1 fm.. m ck a fMa taa
M ymr nmm eMt I wt a, "7 -
la. af la MTsZiaa. ai eatl aaH W' WTm.
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atTlnf pay, a- a V-U B OTfM BUaCaC&oB. It 4UBf
VtUeal fea ataata 1 if a ha tW BK ntataai aBBB MtoM
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" 3 s. taTm 4 a? " a.rrW at raw raa.
(Jl l Ut Ui'i?. t ! "? . ' " J
a m I m Wfar. Ikif- Iwail,
t mn, av.ackt. a avara at can far few,
The 12" W j r
liulPa Uu.it. wn w, bit w I wrr aHL la.
va.1 hp a a. ar ,M im ml a. Mik an
,uue5 a te-X M tan (as fraat tec lar m 71
cure ,TJtTjfJei
17-
ar-tit'al.jaja ra4 aarfeea
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& M.
R. R. Time Table.
Taking h(Tect December 3, lbbO.
t'OU OMAHA FROM I'LATTSMOL'TII.
U-aves T :20 a. m. Arrives 8 :3o a. in.
2 -A', p. in. " 4 :i,o j. in.
. " 1 Uio a. in. 9 :to a. ui.
FROM OMAHA FOR PLaTTSMOUTII.
Leaves 8 -.50 a. m. Arr've 10 :f0 a. in.
" f. :;V5 p. in. " 7 -M I. III.
" ;00 " " 9 :W " "
FOR THE V. F.ST.
l-avvs Plattstnoutli :20 a. m. Arrives Lin
coln. 12 : p. m. ; Arrives Kearney, T- p. in.
leaves PlattMiiioutti at 7 :25 p. in. ; arrive ut
Lincoln al D l. m.
Firiulit travH at H :"') a. in. and at 8 :in p. in.
Ai rive Kt Lincoln at 4 : 's . in. aial 2 :oo ;u in.
FROM THK V'KST.
I';ivi-h hearny. 5 ::jii a. in. Li-aves l.lneolli.
I .mi p. m. Anivi'd l'iatlMi'.out.i. 3 uui p. in
Leaven I.'.ucolu ill 5 :4"i a. hi., arrives at
PlattKiuoulh H a. in.
F'leitiht leaves Lincoln at 12 :0." p. m. and 6 -.40
p. in. Arrives at Pialliuuiilli at 5 ;35 p. in. and
II 'i). in.
C.OIXU EAST.
I'nuplltcr trains leave Plattsinom It at T oo a.
m.. 0") a. ui., 3 40 p in. and arrive at Pnciiic
Junction at 7 3n a. in., tt 30 a. in. and 4 10 p. til.
' P ROM THE EAST.
Pa-"ei!Ker trains leuvo Pacific Junution at 8 30
a. in., 6 4. p. in., loot) a. m. and arrive at I'lalts
mouili at U 00 in.. 7 15 p. in. and 10 3u a. in.
. V. II. 11. Time Table.
Tahinf Eftct Siimlay. Crctmbtr 5, lfo.
W Y. ST.
5 :lpin
C :15
7 :2j
U'ii
8 :bb
V :4 )
10 :I5
10 :.'.5
11 :4i
1 :1"pm
12 :35
1 :20 .
1 :M
2 : '25
2
3 -V
5 .SJ0
STATIONS.
HASTI NliS.
AYR.
P.LI K HILL.
t'OWI.KS.
AM 1Y
4IKU I L' l'I).
I N A VALE.
Rl VF.RTOX.
franklin,
i'.loomim; ion.
N A PON EE
REPL'HLICAN
ALMA
ORLEANS
OXFORD
ARAPAHOE
T.
0a
S :
8 :n
l IdTi
I! : tit
B :10
4 :4a
4 :10
3 :40
2 :05 .
"l":4.r
12 :50alll
11 :40
A It It I W It AXU IHIPAHTIKK OF
I'LATTJiJIOl'TII MAIL..
AK1UVE3.
7.30 p. III. t
9.30 a. in. f
8.00 a. iii. i
3 .10 p. III. (
ll .Oo a hi
T.Mi p. m.
10.30 a in. t
7.34 p. in. )
11.00 a in.
11.00a ni.
Nov. 10. 1 -X'
I'EI'Ar.TS.
KASTKKN.
VYKMTFKJf.
XOKTI1 KRN.
MOL" 1 IIKKX.
7.00 a. ni.
3.00 p. 111.
8.C0 a. II).
I CIS p. in.
3 00 p. Ill
7.00 a. in
I 7.4.r a. in.
" 2.00 p. in.
1.00 p. in
1.00 p. ni
WKKI'IMI WATEIS.
r AITORVV ILLB.
.1. V. M.i::-iHAI.I.. P. M.
TJ" IE S T
National Bank
IP PI.ATTHMOI Til. NEP.RAS.KA,
fOHS FlT3'KAl.t ...
i. 1)V KV
V. W. Mii.Al 'IIILKV. .
J.lXil 1 i:.l Hlkl- ,
. .. President.
Vice President.
Cashier.
. Assistant Cashier.
Tl..j Rjiib I. ..twin titr l,itlnri L th.ir
! iev room, corner Mam and SiMlt streets, and
Is prepared to transact a tfenerai
BANKING BUSINESS.
Slocks, Bond,. Gild, Government and Local
Securities
r.or;nr and sold;
) j'Ubittf Eecfice-I mi l Intercut Allow-
til on Time Certificates.
DEAFTS DBAWU,
Vvaiiable iu any part of toe United States and
in all the PiliicinalTowns and Cities
of J'nrope.
ii;s:.ts Voir Tin:
CELEBRATED
mman Like and Allan Line
" t !T-'.A5F.K4.
SViM'ii v.i.liing to bririij out their friends from
r.Hiope can
PUKOHASK TICKETS FilOM t'S
Throuih to I 1 1 1 h m o n t h .
WEEPING WATER BANK
of --;r.i itito).
This Hank is now open lor the tratiHaction of a
Banking .change Business.
UKi'oisirs
Receivoil. and Interost allowed on Time Certl
Ucates. IIRAITH
Drawn, anil available iu the principal towns
and cities of the I'nited Slates anil Europe.
. o
Ag n'$ for the tehltaterl
nnr ina ni viDOTnorc'
IH, LJliO UJ. LllUaUiUiG.
Piiixiiiise your tickets from us.
Through from Europe to any
Point in the West.
REED PROS.. I2l.fl Weeping Water. Neb.
J. F. BAD ft. EI ST Eft
FuruiHlit' Fresh, Pure Milk,
ic i.i vein:!) uaii.t.
SHeial calls attended t:. and Fre-h Milk
from same row furnished hen wanted. 4!y
f f TOTrTL ewf"rTtoyandOiTl!l
Yeung and Old ! I A NEW IN
F.Vssrjje'VKSTIOS juat iatente4 lor them,
rfi rf for Horn urn I -
-5
Ytt. and Scroll Bawing, Tnrnlnff,
Boring, Imllicg.Orinding, Pollahicg,
Screw Cuttinc. Price t5 to 950.
I Hend 6 cents for lOOpagre.
ZPH&AIM BKOWjf, Lowell, tUaa.
PENSIONS
ARE PAID Trr o1d.r dinaMed hi
l;ne t dtitv. by acctdfut or i-tlitr A
HUlM ( f ftt-T kind.loM-f 0crr.
or -, KCPTCK.ii bat flight. d
im "i La4a r Hoae la fdve a
I'vti-tit a. I utiwr H4W Uw thou4ncU ar
entitled to aa i Uel if r4nIOB.
W iiiu j.orj ham and dejnJcnt fthja j
rm iret a rninn. Bll"3iT V
ihr fur w.'ianj lti..,'-i4f puitr-j.
9 fall e..nfitv. Vnrii; tiirp f rcopy
P.M. Fltzsterftld 4 Cm
V . A.V .! . ?u.".r V -. :
. 11. F. KniTv !' ii v
61 7 St. Charles Street, St. Lonis, Mo.
A rejrolr rrbi!e or t Mlical lloiley... boca
ltOir luculsi t&atl air olhftrt'uysicij.o la ct.l.-ua.s.M
CUT rirs 5 j.iid r.il o-i rj UaU know. Bsrlitilla,
0-jnorrt-v Ot-et, Ba-icfire.Orciutia. Bup'.urell
I'rinnry f-jtl!iUo or J-Tcurial Affect:on of
1 aroat. 6ii3 or H .nca cor, 1 K.:fi'ljr. Privately.
fc -n-ai.-.r :!S. xu.a Jjer: .lit vend ImpotMiCT
l tea rwult of rs;f-A bos'. aTs:.-U exonaea in m.iuiw
his oror bn!nk. 1 1iKiJ.ntnema.jwt.iiuiv-aiawrwt-vn.
detail.', diiio of s:i.s.t.defc-tiTe mom
crw ubrslcU d-xsaj. arora: JO to w Mrtr conf oaion of
Idasa. Uwsof asxa-U power.ci,-ht IcMNea.reodertnit max-
7, ..U .. v.J;e aftnt T jnaii or .n.ms. Cnra
r i'."i3tod. Whr dnotrt rilte it Mtriuklr "tAld.
rjaMrfreiaic-
aanv ka
PACES
FINE
( ou
a D EI
y s. at i
i.e. tt Utmatoik:a,
on Lha
f'Jiio-.c.4 .ahjncw: VV j j K. . irrri ."Ot. whjt.
aUinwl. VVant-mhood, Fhi-aMl woi,r. " i1""
turr;lr. l!.' oirl ii;.nia.imiT!jlaod s;
ol celibacy liM,u4au'auia laoaBimrit
nr NHiiaik4l.ii'i DU:.-Usaouid md U taaa keep uf
d lock and kT. 83 OTS. t-j tnil la B10Q.J or pea
toast. Jjrllah "Ormcjt I'Ttnel read and siMiten.
FDCCPSESCRIPTIOH
I 11 tWaak3iMa, lwit Manhood. Sarroosoaaa.
j1 ' "" of ldeaa, AToraloo to boctr
rv!s viv. M.raorj and liaprdfre broojrat oa by botf
Abu. Aort.Tijutr.at,iatnjrB4lot.. 8b Iolf) -Sa-ou
IrvK.C:5 r'tTi:.', r. lwil, Jaa.
Br.JACQUBS
705 Chesnut St. St. Louis, M?. t oM omasj.
tart. Knnwjiu'" ' " . iL
e. a- a - -. rwn or
B.
fey
DB.WHITTIER
Mop II
33"
Square ffeaSfsag, antl
Money Positively Refunded
. . . w -w -w v w -1- rw-t
OuJx,
2S YardN oosl Hrratw
JLsite ttyle Coof! ie h4sjI
Cood Casatia !lFIaiaaseI'
!lPoiiivelv ai MaaasiiacliaFesvs9 CstB ee asr
lyUdaa c?a2r-aw-a.-B.ia
dD
est Aietic
FulI Stock Meaa9 Mlp5 $S.d5; lall ttoeBi: ISo9 aCfp, asi1lo
tc?? lalie9 aiacl Meaa'w Wear lr Isa IProiaortioia
The Best and Latest Styles of HATS A WO Vry Low
At Cost S?riee ftrlclly. t'care now wSitle oeai' tocSs m Wall.
lie sstB'e to see Iseforc iislii3: tssay mostey clsewlacrc9
nntl il we lsi'6 well io yests, wonie otlaei pIuoeM wIBI'isstveio give
ymi ilieii frowsts. C;ss!se t Use pla'- wSaere yosi sire eertniia of
SQUARE G? IE -A. T 3vl B T ,
RSAT MKSS TCmSl. Xy. w! .S.A'.):' cf- SOJsT.
will
la tai BIOL
HKNRY BCFCK
DEALER IN .
W u rni'ture.
SAFES. CHAIRS. ,
KTC. ETC., ETC.,
All De.-riptims.
lETALLIC BUEIALGASE: !
WOODEN COFFINS j
tif ail sues, ready luaile and sold cheap for easii '
'JIY FISK HE Alls E 1
ts u lir-.-vui cf.. t v..
With many thanks for past patroti.-i,.'
invite all to rr.ll and i x.'.iiune mi
LARGE STOCJi OF
tttf. l i aVTI HK AXl ttlFFIAS
wTIOones,
Successor to Jones & Ajtuew J
Again takts charge nfth Oil
Brick Livery StabI
8t
, Pf.ATTSMOCTH, - -..NESSASKA..
i The old lionner Stables, in T'l.itlatnoitiii. are
now leasett by W. II Jones, and lie. ii-.
on hand New au:I ban tsoiee aecotu ino.Ia t ion,
in til - feiiupu yt
HOlKBs; CAllklAdh'S, VFO ?J F$,
.' tuia
C SADDLE HoksES.
I am now prepared to keep HORSES i
FORSALEsTRADEI'
Aiid will
Traia ;mJ Brcik tioJts
. $ ,..,.llii Reasonable T-.Ttttsf
ALSO Ut;.M r'.MIIKr,
Toll pleat' "f tooji . t !.( eteiy lit .
Iciionr I ltvt ir. lay ftablT. 1 r. set l";;r::i
ens' tw ami sa n: o: s of bay, oc., utnier
cover. t el t.ey f ! t keep ;lrv.
TIl.t.Kt ; ; v! t old M rons i"' their lilH-ral:- ,
IV. tiieir tratie fiH"the fittrin'. saiisflei! :
th-it 1 can aecoiiiTii.xidte tiieiti better ami Go n
Ite! tei !'j tiuui i iiau ever iiefore.
ly . -vt JONES. .
V STJ saT r A ctmp rat ktr.ii. ms re earl, -j
mmmlbifflg I
5.A.T
-Jc(JJii jL& l
trktly at
SaI$s
S3 j
!
A. G. HATT
JI ST 'ipENHD .Ml.'l.v,
Xeto, Chan, First Class 3Iit Shop,
onMain Stret t ( i rwr of rtl.. riattsinoiitli '
Ever) body on Vntnl f-r fri sli. tender meat.
: -1Tl.f3;
I
S-s . v
3 IS
q !
ffl
Retail 'Liquor Dealer, '
CKiAllS AND TOBACCO.
FLAT l'o.Mvt iii. . MJ4,'
Billiard UaH anrt Saloon ou Muiu Street, fa ir j
d M.r, froiti ith at Neville
old i.lace..
BEST BRAZbS OF CIGARS, ..LES,
WINES, dC
" '
. It - r
HDlfSCOQlB.t all
Ri od IBllapwnnii ?
3523 iDTJoaionsrs
tiae iBC-PrSce ysteiss.
on Goods not?as represented
si r r-v r r -r r rT t r r f T.r ry
jot j j-i.j-jjC J. y
a
cm
tJJaJ
Mia'w oo!n. sid9 a.tHOs
nat !
WILLIAM HEROLD,
dealer in
1UY GOODS,
CLOTHS.
DLAXKETS.
FLANNELS,
FURNISHING GOOR
GROCERIES OF ALL KIXDS.
LnrC stock ef
BOOTS and SHOES
t be
CLOSED OUT AT t'OST.
t
Notions, Queeiiswarc.
and In faet even tlih-.c jvu ran eail for in
the line of
General Merchandise.
CASH PAID FOR HIDES AND FPUS.
All kinds of country t educe Taken in
change for Roods.
O. F. JOHNSON,
deai.er rx
Drugs? Medicines?
AND
Ail Paper Trimmed Free of
' V Charge.
,., ALSO DEALER IN
Stationery, Magazines,
AND
Latest Publications.
PrrarriptlAfiat Ctirefnlly CmperTm)?d
tty aa Jxpcrieucetl Pra.8iaC.
rP.ER THE PLACE".
.ORj SOTJTK OF MAIN'
tf -rl Hil
I f. H''.'-'-'e - . li -..i-i:.- :
u.j-x& :
3.
asiti as i-.
5
a.
1 3.
lais:e laiae. aasca
"2?T5l w
! !
NEW BRICKYARD.
I am silling to
M IB RICK,
tliis .spun? a:ul want to
MAKE THEM CHEAP,
that people, ran l;iiild
r.nii-K worsts ixstead of frame.
1 shall contract and
Build BRICK. Houses,
the r.inimg year and would like those
Intending to Build to
irive.ine : cut before locking elsewhere
JEHRV 1IARTMAN.
At my pl.ii e oa Washington Avenue or ut F.
8. White's Store on Main Sireft. Pla'tsnioiith,
Nebraska. 4Sm3
NBff HARDWARE STORE.
J. S. DUKE
Has ju-t opened an entire new stocl. of h;-rcl-.
ware, on
? --w ar rsjrrt; ssi jr- a, ajr.- Bj-3"aw-
Kt-M tlo.r west of Chapman Smith's Drut
Store.
A Full Lit if of
SHELF HARDWARE,
SHOVELS. RAKES. SPADES ana
ALL GARDEN TOOLS.
NAILS, NAILS. NAILS, ly the Ke,
- or Pound
ROPE, POWDER, SHOT. GRIND
STONES,'
WHEEL-BARROWS. .
A Full Line of : I'T I.KHV.
Special Rates U Guilders awl Cuir
tt actors. .
JtH smod, .ol.i'-i ovJJLiy Psitly can Ix
BVlaBTBa 111 '"T 1
County CoatuiissiiMicrs' rnioeetlinijs.
KllGl'LAK SESSION.
Monday, March 7. 1SS1.
Hoard met pursuant to adjournment.
Present, Samuel Richardson, Isaac
Wiles, James Crawford, commissien
ers ; J. D. Tntt, County Clerk ; when
the following was done to-w:
Minutes of last meeting read, ap
proved and signed.
Hoard adjourned to meet Tuesday,
March b, nt 9 a. ui.
Tuesday, March 8, 1 SSI.
Hoard met pursuant to adjournment :
present, same as day previous; when
the following was done, to-wit:
Ordered, that the order heretofore
allowed Mrs. II. Tlielps, for fifty dol
lars, be and the same is hereby revok
ed. The following claims were then al
lowed on general fund: .
J. D. Tutt, salary and expense
account for Feb. 13S1 840
I. H. Murphy, boarding prison
ers at county jail 54 00
R. U. livers, jailor's fees. 42 00
E. II. Wooley, services as super
intendent public schools 70 40
W. .S. Wise, wood for County
Judge's office 5 30
Streight & Mille:-, repairing jail
cots 2 25
The folUwii:g claims were then al
lowed on general fund for refunding
certain tax erroneously paid on school
lands:
A. JS. Smith on s.' sw,'.j and nw
)i sw,1)', and lots G and 7, sec.
"JO, town 13, range 13. for the
years 1871, 1S72, 1S73, 1S74 and
1S7.-, 70 03
Order allowed J. M. Patterson for
10.70 for the back taxes remaining
due on the above land.
lit and Cole, on ne1 nw.ij, and
e,1 tiw1 nw'4, sec. 10, town
12, range 10, fur the years, 1873
1871, and 1873 ;?0 70
Henry Dullois, on ne ne.'j'.and
mvy sw,'4, see. 30, town. 10,
range 13, for the years 1873,
1871, 1S73 and 187G 51 CO
Allowed on poor fund:
J. V. Weckbaeh, m'd'se for pau
pers 41 50
Y. S. Wise, two colds of wood
for paupers 10 00
J. C. Eikenbury, boarding pay-
peis at county poor house 58 00
J. M. Woodson, b 'rdiug pauper?. 5 00
W. II. Hakc-r & Co., m'd'se fur
nished paupers 10 00
IL Hoeck, Collin for pauper 15 00
F. S. White, m'd'se for paupers. 23 25
C. (i. Ilerold, clothing for pau
pers 12 50
Allowed on bridge fund:
11. G. Hooker, road scraper lor
road dist ii 00
Settlement with the following load
supervisors was then had:
Dus S. R. Smith, sup'r dist. 32. . 17 81
Due F. Hiookhart, sup'r dist 33. 15 04
Due Henry Suii; .-.ap'r dist 42. .. 2'J 50
Due J. W. Barm.,, sup'r dist. 50. 21 14
Duo Geo. II. Swaitz, .:p'rdist29 10 50
Resignation of L. t Slile3 as con
stable of rialtsmomh City precinct
was presented and grante ! On peti
tion of S. M. Chapman, el ..I.. John Fo
lin was appointed constable of said
precinct to fill said vacancy.
Allowed on poor fund:
Mrs. E. A. Oliver, b'ding paup-.-r 25 C'J
W. II. Schildkneclit, county phy
sician for quarter ending
Match 1, 1881 43 73
Board then adjourned to meet Wed
nesday, March 9.
Wednesday, March 0, 1381.
Board met pursuant to adjournment ;
present, same as day previous; when
the following was done, to-wit:
The following persons were selected
from which to draw IVtit and Grand
Jury men, for April term of Dtstiiet
Court.
I'lattsmou'.h City W. B. Brown, J.
C Boone, J. W. Conn. A. D. Despain,
II. Elford, J. II. Fairfield, W. B. Sltry
ock, C. M. Holmes. II. Kirkham, W.
Neville, Ed. Oliver.
Piattsmouth Precinct W. B. I'or
ter, J. il. Adams, A. B. Todd, Geo.
Ruby, Shudraeh Cole.
Rock Bluffs Or to Mutz, Moses Hy
att, B. McCuIIough, S. Minor, James
Root, A. R. PJiO'hm.
Liberty C. Swan, Dan Smith, L. G.
Todd, N. Trook, F. Ost.
Avoca W. Weatlake, E. Troml.'Ie.
Mt. Pieasant -John Maguey, W.
Tighe, J. Cattily.
Eight Mile Grove W. Ileil,
Craig, C. Scliluntz.
Louisville W. li. Sundell, E
ins.
Center M. M. Shipman, H.
J. M.
Jenk-
Lthn-
liolT, W. Low.
Weeping Water A. J. McDonald,
C. M. Shelton. II. G. Raee.
Stove Creek I. Turk, W. S. Wii
cockson, A. Dolph.
Elmwoixl 11. L,
Breed, J. Conrad.
South Bend R.
Messner, .7. L.
McCutcheon, G.
Hay, John Sheep.
Salt Creek W. W. Clark, B. Living
ston. C. A. Mathis.
Greenwood G. W. Club, Andrew
Ililler, L. R. Allen.
Tipton J. M. Mason, D. Clapp.
The following claims were then al
lowed on general fund:
G. W. Fairfield, vvork on frac
tional map bonks
S. Richardson, services as coun
ty com'r for March. 1881 .....
Isaac Wiles, services com'r
J;ts. Crawford "
F. Gorder, 'oal for court house
58 50
10 00
9 00
11 50
and jf.'.l . :.
G4 03
Allowed on pour fund:
F. Gorder, coal for ioor house . 52 &0
The following elaims wete Allowed
on genera! fund for the refunding of
certain tax erroneously paid on school
lands:
J. M. King, onswJi sec. 10, lown
.10, range 11. for the year 1874.
arid the back taxes on
Application of L. D. Bennett for
assignment of certificate of tax sale at
50 per cent, on County's sale, on lots
11 and 1?, block 21. Piattsmouth, was
presented and petition granted.
Ordered that County Clerk bo and is
hereby instructed to procure from Sec
retary of State certified copies of laws
of last session of legislature, with
emergency clauses, which may affect
county or county office s.
Board then adjourned to meet first
Tuesday in Apiil, or April 3, 1 SSI.
Attest: S. RicMAitTjsox, ) n
J. D. Tctt, Isaac Wiles. y n 1 '
Co. Clerk. Jas. Ckawpoki.. ) c 01,118
Special Correspondence from Wishing.
ton.
Er. Hekald: According to prom
is 1 will drop you a line or so from
the city where the wise men gather
together, and mako chin music for the
nation.
The inauguration of Garfield is said
by the knowing ones to be the biggest
demonstration of the kind ever seen
in tliis country. The snow and ra'n
ou the night of the t..ird east a gloom
over the decorated city, and many
were the long faces .seen yesterday
morning, and especially those who had
elected seats along Pennsylvania
Avenue and for which they asked, the
evening before, from two to live dol
lars each.
About ten o'clock, however, the sun
shone bright, and the crowd estimat
ed at 3U.000 commenced to move;
from that lime until midnight, and 1
might say, lo tne present, 4 p. m., the
Avenue is one solid mass of humanity
composed of all shades, sexes and voca
tions. In the midst of the procession
was drawn a fine rig, four in hand, in
which wera seated Ex-President Hayes
and Ptcsident Garlield and two very
dried up specimens of the sterner sex,
said to be a portion of the 17. S. Su
preme Court.
- Garfield was cheered along the line
and he seemed to appreciate the situa
tion, judging from the graceful nod of
the head occasionally. Next to the
President catue Arthur anil Conkliug;
then members of the Diplomatic
Corps, bout blacks, nigger women and
peanut venders. Col. loin Hall, I'. M.
at Oiuahu, and tlio writer of this blood
curdling and soul inspiring article
took their stand on the curb stone in
front of the National Hotel, -and were
the admiration of the boys who dealt
in badges, programmes, etc., until our
money "give out." This exalted po
sition we were able to hold for live
hours, and when we left, an old color
ed woman who was in our rear ex
claimed, "tank de good Lawd, dem
folks hab wacated and dis old niggah
will now come to de front."
OUR OP.EAT MEN
Senators Saunders, and Van Wye k ure
at the Riggs House on the fourth flor,
and Mr. Paddock is at the Willajd,
while Representative Vahntine picks
Ins teeth at the National, and reposes
some where else.
I met Ex-Seuator Hitchcock, also
Gen'l Geo. S. Smith, of your place, is
here, as well as ten or fifteen other
Nebraska dign.taries such as Ku.se
waier, Llewellyn, Selli Cole, J. W.
Pearmau, T. F, Hal) who will lie his
own successor in the Omaha Post Office.
Llewellyn has the promise of an In
dian agency among the Mush-a-way
Apacheo Indians of New Mexico,
this semi-barbarous tribe of native
Americans needs civilizing, and Mr.
Lit-well) n is said to be the man lilted
lor the place. What Mr. Rosewater
will -et. outside of a few scalps is hard
to conjecture.
Mr. Eilis Biei bower seems to be the
most lucky Nebrask'an here, for aside
Iroui the II. S. Marshalship of Nebras
ka he lias received, it is runioied
around among those who ought to
know, that he will, in the u ar future,
make another raid ou Senator Saun
ders' generosity and lead to the altar
the Senator daughter, Miss Minnie, a
charming young lady of 22, and one of
the Washington belles that go to make
up the society of this capital city.
Wm. Angau, S. P. Mobly and wifo
are also here, and from what I can
learn, in a fair way to hold ou to what
they have got and may get something
better.
HIGH IIOAI'.l)
Will drive many awav from the city,
who would otherwise linger here lor
weeks to come in anticipation of get
ting something an office seven year
itch, Missouri scratches or Illinois
mange. In the language of the stal
wart Texan at the Chicago convention
"what are we here for" if there is no
office iu sight. Board at the best ho
tels from 3 to 8 par day, second
clas3 from S3 to .4. and Very ordinary
boarding houses 2.50; after Monday
the latter will be to tM.25, while the
former will be reduced iu proportion.
Hacks, four seats, 815 to 820 per day,
or four dollars an hour.
THE NEW CABINET
Of which you will become familiar
before this reaches you, seems to give
general satisfaction to all, and I have
no doubt every body will be satislied.
The next thing now will occupy, the
various bureaus, r.nd clear on down to
the smallest place within gift of the
President. Judge Briggs, of Omaha is
strongly mentioned for Com'r. of the
General Land office or Indian affairs.
Nebraska can get one Buieau appoint
ment if the matter is timed, and I be
lieve our Senators will do all they can
to secuie it.
O. H. Irish cl ief of the Bureau of
printing and engraving is ere. Sited to
Nebraska, and is a candidate for the
same place; but if I can read the signs
of the times he will not retain the
place he has made thirty thousand
dollars a year from, since his induc
tion into office. I called at his oflice a
few days since and was shown through
the entiie building, and caught a faint
idea of how the monev is made. In
this office I met J. W. Moore, of Ne
braska City, a clerk who has charge of
the vaults, and when he turns ih key
at night there are "millions in it."
SUNDAY Cth.
As I failed to mail this letter last
night, I will continue. The weather
is delightful and the morning opened
out beaiitii'u!, leiuiuuing us that it is
time to make garden and sow wild
oats, and sicii. The bine birds are
warbling their song. Tom Hall is up
stairs putting ou a clean shirt, while
the writer is cogitating in his own
mind "what did he come here for,"
and that is 'lie question thousands are
now asking themselves, who are still
here and on their way home to coin
no moie until another fool fit stiikes
the Ame'ican people and they run
wild with excitement, just as we have
this lime.
Just returned
House, where I
who are consultii
and what can be
from the Briggs
met our delegation
g ov-r the outlook,
done fur Nebraska
in the way of official pap. What the
result will be I cannot tell, nor do I
believe the delegation themselves
know at this wntintf what can be
sT,-r-of this I exl'rSLmr!t-
The New School Law.
Offick of State Sui t. pcb. Inst'n, ,
Lincoln, Neb, March 10.
To the Euitor of tlio Kepnl.lUan :
Many inquiries are received at U
office concerning the new law. or.,
er the revision of the old law.cy.i-, '
ing schools. Fleaso publish lua-ello-f
iug statements jnd greatl cl-'
many patrons:
The revised law
tv ;t'Y
pafiiC- -
illVlUV V
March 1st. 1881
.luu neut tutu rura
.....1 :.... f.n. t
at that time. Corrected
copies, com
pared with the enrolled bill, have bee;
sent to all county superintendents
boards of education of about twenty-
tivo towns and cities, and about Hurt;
copies to individuals. 1111.1 anotii ex
hausts all trio copies t could procure.
The law is partly in the hands of thu
printer and will lie distiibuted a3 soon
is received. Pleaso state that the bus
iness of the annual meeting will n
be changed by the new low Let di ,
,'.,. ur.lwj,l' ,tltl.,..ru ltP,,.f..i,V TW II J t.
change whatecer, in their btfdues3 h;i t,J
been made. Towns and villages orgj-J,
iti'.,..l ,ii-..1..r tlii, ornr:il T:iuX :in.l 01 Jf .
" 0 m
under the law for cities, whitlh have
board tr six memoers, win pryceeu a;
it no change wnaievernad ncen tu.-nle f
The only districts affected bv the new j
law are districts organized under tlu '
law for cities, incorporated cit'u f
having a population of 2,000 or nion
will elect new boards of education 4
six members, on a general ticket
whose terms shall be, three for onct
year and three for two years (to hi
decided by lot). Copies ef the lavJ
have been sent to all iejties at-f
tney win nave 11 10 ' --ao wiem7-rn
let it bo impre-'aeti'tipou every direct '
that the business or tne annual met !
ing is not intended wun 111 tne nc
law. 1 State papers pleaso copyl.
Respectfully. W. W. W.Jonis,
Supt. Pub. Instruction. J
The Mood.
The proverbial "oldest inhabitant,
never witnessed such a rise in tb
Republican river as w as experience j
last week. The ice gorges caused tie!
river to oveitiow its banks and tlij
damage to property along its course hi
this stato has been great. Every
bridge across the river from its he.tJ ,
waters down to Riverton hits bee;
washed away, and the Red Clomii
Guide Rock and Superior biitlges tm
same fate. J
It was reported that k great u umbel,
of cattle had beeu drowf.ed ou tl.(
river bottoms above here, but ww Jiav j
been unable to learn anything dehnit
iu regard to the matter. No lives, tv
believeyhave been lost, though lu.itjj
families living ou the low bottom" j
near the river were compelled to uiov. j
out, many families beating a haitj '
retreat in the night to save t mseJvc
from a watery grave, being forced t f
leave all their effects to the mercy rl
the Hood.
Though many private indvidu:i.
lost considerable property by tio Uoo J
the rreatest loss occasioned by il l
high water is the bridges that tnaiuit
the river. The loss to tl) is voinKft1
bridges alone will amount to t t
sands of dollars. t
Fears were enterta ned that 1
& Frisbie's mill would wash away.t
fortunately it withstood the racket;.;
is now considered out of danger,
The loss to the businras m
Red Cloud by the wasliitnr away of tU
bridge at this point is very great, as ;v
hail the effect of cutting off the enlii '
south river trade. The business in"
of this place however, have pJ-"" :
themselves equal to the em ere,
and will have a ferry boat in opera -
in a few days, or as soon ns I he C'f
lion of the river will admit of crj,
which will in a measure snt
place of the bridge.
The loss of our bridges is tSw
calamity to this county, as, owing
its present financial evnbarressmen', ,
they will probably ni,t bo replaced tjy
some time. Red Clonal Chief.
"A letter magazine we do not A iiv: ,
inc we do not knw.
Adiyjcaln.
Number Eighteen. I
. j.. i'.-...t..,
Richmond Chr. Adi:
Good Company,
1-e.A OH a vear:Snrhr.
j j , j . . ---j
field, Mass.), Number Eighteen, ban i
second article by Dr. G. IL Hepwoi Lb
one of committee for the distnbutioi
of the New York Herald relief fumU
on Ireland and Irishmen in which licj
relates his personal experience amourrJ
tL.e famine-stricken people, and tit
presses Ins view s as to the situation U
decided language, An account ;
Seargent S. Prentiss is given, the ir"i
who a.taiucd such wonderful prone
ency iu eloquence by his twenty-mru
year as to rank with Webster and Clal
as an orator. There is a sketch
ketch oit
i. L, W.
modern travel in Egypt. Mrs.
Champney has a cleverly done satire;
on ephemeral literary reputation '
entitled The Story of a Lion. A btV
of liction true to life is the quaintly
weird New England story, On the I
Edge of the World. A story of whicl'4,
the scene is laid in r?pain is A Girl J
Cadiz. . "
. There is an installment of Rose audi
the Doctor, "Ellen W. Olney's charm
ing and powerful serial" as one of the ,
papers call it; Octave Thanet has a
Colloquy in which the methods of
practicing charity aie discussed; there
is a paper on the New Testament and ,
Creeds; and several articles under Dis
cussiou and Suggestion, one of which ,
deprecates the oposilion manifested by 1
some of the Southern bourbon papers"'!
to the views regarding the condition j
and needs of the South, recently ex- f
pressed by Senator Brow a of Georgia!
and others. I
A Town's Profit I'rom Liquor Nelling.
llostoti Transcript.
The Selectmen of Brockton, Mass.,
who last year took the business of
liuuor sellinc into their own hands.
in their report express themselves
highly satisfied with the result. A ,
stock of liquor was procured, arid a1
'dispensary" opened- under the di
rect supervision of the board. No
liquors were sold to be drunk on ti.fi
premises, but every adyltriot kr';"
to be habitually intemperate ""i. o.. .
supplied with what lie chose to pay
for. The actual net prfit to the town
dnring the seven and two-thirds'
mouths that the experiment had been
in progress when the report was '
written was 84,00 .70, and at tl.iv,
end of the twelve months it is esti-1
mated that the town will be at least '
S 7.200 richer. It apprars from the
report that the Selectmen nt-ve sub-
mitted their plan to certain eminent
thinkers, and that tiipy have ex
pressed their hearty sympathy with
The new Sonnte of the United St
wiil have a pretty sr-ong represent; ,
of Bible nanu s. There till be e:,
Johns, seven James s, three Tlam
and three Matthews, making tvr--four
in all who b ar names of
apostles. Two J',-. phs three Ben .
nu n. :md one Zebu. on are represjtit
lives of the sons of Jacob, and cy
tliree Samuel one David. '
Daniel, make tin -the lVt of
scriptural iiai:h-s. A Jv-S
il:n s. A J
)vvrr, arc
early l.urJ
Anibioe, hov
prevent the ear
foT'Titron.
n