l'LAlT-MOOTn WEKKi.Y- nfcr.i-.iu;, rnHUSDAY. OCTOBEI'. IS,
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I DREAMT THAT I DWELT IN MARBLE HALLS.
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1. I was the hope and the pride
Ihadrioh-cs too frcat to count; coidd
And 1 dreamt that one of that no - - bio
2. pledged their faith to me
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TKIUCTK TO R. K. I.I V I NS TON BV O.W. OKKF.N
For The Herali.
How oft, 'tis sad, wt-.'r calif.', to mourn
The death of friivui we loTighave known.
o -tation Lii;l cit-ition low.
To mortal ni.tn ill favorehow.
'Tls but now in g.iof we bow.
The los of him whose life ('.hi vow,
A well Ueeign tons inspire.
For motives goo-.l, the town's attire.
For well Ukl he hi public act.
For mutual goou our town uid tax,
The public silr to hi-jh dr're;;.
Improvenieati nuke he Uid decree.
When Pumpter fell by rebel hand,
His soul inspired for Union stand,
lie was the first choice out the state.
With company bold to ruh with fate.
A so'kier born to take cominar.d,
Napoleon like with Sportan baud,
In bloody fray nis honors won,
A star achieved ncath southern sua.
Well known was he :hroughout the ttate
In circles high did honors take
Fore skilled was he in medicinal lore.
Did public serve and health restore.
For thirty years 'iwas here h dwelt,
Hid Indians wild, with them he dwelt.
Till federal law by force of anas
Did clear them 'way for corn and farms.
He was to all a friend indeed,
Without a fear in time i f need.
A hujb.iiid love.;, a father kind.
His like aain we ne'er shill find.
He'e p:ised away, the river crossed ,
Left all below mid tempest tost,
l'.ut though the Mate and fr ends la:;ient,
Iu memory lives hU niouumeut.
AuH to his firave wc may repair,
I'o-.:r out iMr oul in fervent prayer,
'l is well we act the part that's wise,
'Ere death com - qaick t- cios? our eyes.
The Y- P. S. C. E. Convention-
Kroi'.i Friday's Dai'y.
Echo-s from the state convention of
tlie Y. I S. C. E. held at York, Tuesday,
W.'dnt s.1..!" and Thursday of tliis week:
Tiu it w-.'.t .v r 150 delegates in at-tcthiTic,-,
:..! s v-i-r il soeii ti s belonging
to thi- union v.t rpr--ented.
To -iy tint tl.- Yors people were very
ho-it il!e il""" nor ex or. ss their welcome
to us. vu- u i 1 to feel perfectly
at home wh'ivver we w. nt, an l the
delegate's bad .re was as a p iss-word into
everyone's go d will.
Arm-in in York a s-hort time after
noon, we were Jir-t conducted to the
Congre atio-ial church, and from there
to different hotels and restaurants for
dinner; then returning to the church the
delegates were assigned their stopping
places by the committee on entertainment.
At 6 p. ni. tpa w is sieved in the parlors
of the M. E. church, and the services of
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the evening were held in the audience
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2. I dreamt that suit - ors Bought
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room of thu same church; the rest of the
meetings were held in the Congregational
church, whic h was handsomely decorated
for the occasion. I:i the front, hack of
tho pulpit. hun:i the "Ironclad Pledge"
i in a handsome guilt frame, and juft
j above it in larg; evergreen letters the
word " Welcome;"' across thu body of
1 the church was hung the motto of the
j society " X ct to be ministered unto but
j to minister," which was condensed for
! us into the Ckrman motto, " IcJi Diem I
i derre" by Rev. D. II. Curtis, of Lincoln,
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back of tho church was the national
watchword "God be with you till we
meet again." On either side, of the
i church were banners with appropriate
j mottos, and right here let us say it is a
j grand thing for a place like York to
j have the churches she has; you kuow
" comparisons are o,lious but one can t
help it somjtunes, and we say speed the
day when our pl ices of worship will be
something to be proud of.
A slight rain falling that evening cool
ed the air, and added much to the next
day's enjoyment by settling the dust
Among many other good things on the
pr'eraai were addresses by the different
pastel's of York, Lincoln and Omaha;
and it seems to us one of the best things
concerning the C. E. movement is to hear
the pastors' testimonies of their thankful
ncss that the society has been organized
to help them in their work, and they
realize it is verv much to their interest to
aid the society iu every way. In tbt
qu-st'r -n box of Wednesday afternoon,
one of the questions read: " What shall
the societies do where the pastors are not
irterested i:i tho work i ' and the answer
cam'- strong from our conductor, " Pray
for t'a in that tl: y liiiv become interest
ed." The tn .-; --anr-Nt lo-. timrs of all
were tho !:0 a. in. pi aver meetings.
There was ;i full attendance buth morn
ings. One of the most interesting features of
the program was a paper by II. E. Greg
ory, of Neligh. showing thf growth of
the ". P. Sf C. E. in Xebi i-ka. The first
society was organized nt N'lir!i in 1??:,
since tha time we have organized a state
union, with a present membership of 52
societies. At the firt convention held
at Weeping Water three yeais ago there
were thirteen delegates present. and the in
crease this v ar surely shows that the S. of
j C. E. is here to stay.
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Augustas Nash, of Omaha, gave us one'
ble halls, With vas-sals and
my hand ; That knights up - on
hled with-in tlwse walls That
- en heart could withstand, They
KOYAL ECIXION.-
of his excellent talks on bible study
Wednesday afternoon. We might men
tion many more important subjects but
cannot do them justice.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: S. K. Boyd, Omaha,
president; Miss Fannie Iioseman.Lincoln,
vice-president; A. W. Lane, Lincoln,
secretary and treasurer; executive com
mittee: Miss S. C. Phelps, Omaha; Miss
C. C. Coney, St. Paul, and F. A. Ilannis,
York. The next convention will be held
at Fremont Plattsmocth Del.
Coilins Heard From.
From Thursday's Daily.
C. II. Collins it was supposed by many
since his sudden disappearance, had
passed in his checks, but such is not the
case. He secured the sympathy of the
majority of the people here, as they sup
posed he had been waylaid or illtreated
iu some mysterious way. It was reported
several weeks ago that he was seen on a
train which was pulling out from Omaha,
but many treated it with contempt. A
dispatch which was received here from
him to his wife, confirms the report. The
dispatch was dated at Shreveport, La.,
and it stated that he was en route for the
Ft. Forth & Texas shops. It also stated
that a letter would fedlow the telegram
The message was forwarded to his wife
this morning, and we have not as yet
received any further information, and
we did not learn how she accepted the
news. lie will Certainly find the Texas,
Ft. Worth & Texas shops a pleasanter
location for himself than the B. & M
shoos here would be at preseut. Xo
doubt this news will cause a collission in
the minds of many, and a most reproach
ful feding will take the place of tin
vmoathies entertained. After this
length of time, lie must be possessed of
an educated nerve to forward a message
to his wife after being the cause of un
bounded trouble and anxiety. By th
manner in which he had conducted him
self while in her company ever as at
tentive as he appeared to be many
could entertain no suspicions of any such
degradation on his part, and now since
this newsh.as been received from him, he
would not fiud a very welcome reception
in this city should he ever return.
Mu. Blaine's Gorhu speech on demo
cratic trusts was enu.d to his Detroit
desertatinn on ?Grover and his vetoes,
There is a dull thud heard in the region
j of the democratic liver as it flopps on
I such oceasons A very bad man is that
Mr. Blaine'.
1. boast Jt a m,' an - cts
2. lio.-t Came loith my hand
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1. pleas'd me most, That you
2. charm'd me most, That you
still the same, That you lov'd
still the same, That you lov
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Linoleum. Door Matts, etc.
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Underwear of a!! Kinds I
Wc have the
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In the City. An inspection will con
vince you.
We have the Lest lighted .store
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thai our Line of Fall
is unsurpassed.
j A fine line of White and Colored
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We take the lend in
Dress Groods
A Superb Line of
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Dress Goods,
Tricot?,
Broadcloths,
And Goods of Cheaper Quality
moms in the State of Nebraska.
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But it was my own fault.
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and was told this was 'just as
good' as a 3 a Blanket. Next time
I won't forget to look for this
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I The Si Extra Test Horse Blan
ket combines in a remarkable man
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Ask your dealer for either the
5 Extra Test, or one of the fol
lowing 5 Horse Blankets :
5A Five Mile.
Em F1t KUei of Warp Thr.KU.
5A Boss Stable.
Strongest Bars BlxiJttt Mftde.
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R. B. Wisr.nAM, John A. Da vies,
Jiotary rullic. Xotary Fablic.
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-.ttora.Gys - at - Law.
Offlce over Back of Cati County.
Plattsmocth, - - Nebraska
