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About Plattsmouth weekly herald. (Plattsmouth, Nebraska) 1882-1892 | View Entire Issue (March 19, 1891)
4 I' I 1 1 Ill 1 Irs. i;ui:ii)(f lol:iy in the v;iM ;ikrn .ick i'4" witti liemor- two lllO ll!." e of tin lusi ?: :iii1 rlv. jii )!ain Miirr-liy, f Ar:ip:ilioc. 'fidcnt of lliis cily :nil lnotln-r IJ. Murphy, has Imvii here f. i" r lhr-' lays o:i lut-invs. Iilmi'i- tin ui'M f I i'!1l:tl! fed veirrdn v as senator IYdim oim, i a lirst cousin of J. I). John will answer to (lie title )loiicl hereafter. lrnnk:i Cily is all torn up vrr:i do soniv. A Ixiloufiia harvest i(l to he in progress down there ie mayor has ordered every d v--that shows ilsel ' on the street. ih Thomas has quit the Irki i s.ud will move onto his i live m'.le.s west of town as. J the weather will permit. I ... 1 "V T MM Morry 10 lose .'ir. i iioiiii ;ts II. state relief commissioners urchas.ed :i.00) hushels of lar- ni I. .A. Connor and ..,).) m of wheat from 1. K. White, with laru'e a.iiounts pureiias- i tMlier dealers will he ship- front as needed. ciiroit s ioiks expeet .'lis. a;jl her husband to arrive . is even i:;;" from .'hiea;"o. sie ..Is a republican member resell California leisla ! u re '1 SOillCW liat di.-: pointed in no! I'eoiLl a:i io laKe a S:'!ia I or ai Sar ra hand in the I'nied S.at li.n'ht that is now i HK'llio. Chadron is ill) in arms for a nor A. V. C'ri U .-.. I'. M. Do: seveal otlieis iiavi .nial sehool. iiil!rlo:i and ee;i ai : lit . illl'i I 1 camo ul v. ; : i the leu is I a i 1 see! 1 1 1 1 .- . i -l ila. ie aiedr I A i red pi u in. .! e norma I se a ; . ! t I'n i ve.'.-i iy i ; -out P-'.rj i.-es, a . a .-'!:; Ml!" 1 1 i i i d th .urea! iv o The ia! fo - all in-. OWIUeili ol oihe'" scio e.:ey. in- i 1 1 at a ie i ism, K n i . 1! -ht.- ic ( ; of I hand 'villi- o i 'lii' sl-.a, made bovs a pi' that was Seism is the 1'ialts asa.it visit hoi ul;'!i ly a hearty, and pMi- e-eiideuiaii : and eiie'-:;'y locle-e here w; "e. by his wi-e presence. l.lio Ins is revivi cou nsel ,nd J 'w jAv tM Fil.pa(rick say s lloin' jolice diny atl'aci , "ion if lie knows himself, hinks he does. lie took a i'Ver at 7:1a in the e4eaiiu; , nir to cret hack in an hour he 'aint lie J une- and lie risoner expi'id- or i-. but instead, he had to patrol the tracks r.t J. J. until the roosters crowed for dayliehi before he e-ol a chance to ride back. lie say s he ',:''''iet a chance then, he just ' j and after ffel t hii on top of a oox car lie held his breath x'm p way.cr for fear the train idii't stop lurNit ;"ot to la'ncolii. I :ty claims if the 'web feel want ; more Nebraska prisoners "they Y lave to come aflher thim, and .' you forget it." J mid Mrs. I a 1 1; ntt friends lol:iy in llicj (IK 1 1 i Trr I I. lid lMIISl (Ir. Will nice! !i !for YI uth K. 1 L evening ioyed. Mi ol" feu led ic . ?e i.i r ( i m t "is ' i j ? I. Snj'der, the dru-is;. is su; t "atl to look very much like Jud'e pAisey, and is ofien saluted a- "Jfidg-e" hy men whom he never met. A few days auo an incident occurred worth mentioning-. It seems Mr. Snyder had business in a store on Main street ami the proprietor called him "Judge Kamsey." Mr. S. made the necessary explanations and they lauhged over the mistake. Some time afterwards he was called ag-aiti into the same business room, when the proprietor called him "Judge" again and took him to one ?ide to tell him what a funny mistake he had made a few days ago by taking Snyder for him.. The druggist again explained matters and tne business man wilted. lie says the will never again speak to Stiy Ier for fear it's Kamsey, nor to 'Wfeainsey for fear it's Snyder. A New Firm. W. G. Keefer has made many friends during his slay in this city, and built up a fine trade in his line of harness and saddlery. In a Tew days he takes O. M. Streighi, an old harness man, into the firm, and as both these gentlemen are husders from way back, they will make a strong team. The Uouisville Reformatory, he Louisville reformatorv bill j recommenueu to pass in the e yesterday by a vote of at to42. f,)inmitte which went up from -iy, consisting 01 .'lessrs. loiiii. 1'aaaersoii, Carruth and others, did excellent work for this measure, as at one time, Pefore the vote was taken, it looked as though it would be defeated. It is thought no ser ious opposition will be met in the senate after the measure passes the house, which will probably be done to-day. This will give Cass eounty its lirst stale institution, and one that probably will grow inio a very extensive and important, adjunct to the present penitentiary. A Small Blaze, nearly 1 o'clock this morning re lh4Jraiiir out indicatim"- a ir;. i he Iv. I up an inte- i jA . 1 a L I 1 . . " . M j it. ,- r j "vAyuig- the ) Vv.inl , Idled "i f I 1 (I . I no. ' i no aiix.ous looKiiiii' men 1 rauir do irhellai ."." Sonlh Tvvenly- sixlh .sireei aiaioiu in oc. Joeu yes terday inoniiili;'. Th'y were i.l tlesU of a m.idsloae, aad oelieved they needed it badly. The caller were John Weir a.:d I'vank -s, both oi -Nebraska ( "i; . and they we et woof the three men bii.e.i by die mad d 1 1 la t i a ii at la r:;e in die slreeN ol ihatei.y Mniidny. The -, 1 1 was answered by I-ee 1 Henbow, whose uiadsione has been ,ln- Mn'i'a m; many a p d u i i 1 1 , I . tn . i'liv wounds on tin hand of Mr 'e; - were tleep and, I'.'lv looking-bei:;;- io.ir in n 1 1 : : i i ie. . . en id 1 1 1-; to Mr. Weir'.-. siaieme;ii die doi' inel !i i i i ii d ie s . reei , s p. a a u inn i him.! and t honi; h he t h : -w up the animal e.iu'-iii him il i s hands a id hum:' on 1 1 1 1 i ' ! lie was violently- swum;' loose. M r. I : i v i wo u 1 1 Is a r o u 1 1 1 e 1 1 a 1 1 d , but of a I i ;ii ;er uaiui'e. The two lid not know mm Ii about (lie third vie; i m. Mr. llenboiv, b prieldii'- the ll"-li in and near the won. ids ia.'ied blood .and applied the .-lone. Ii o'id not drav or adhere to the won, id. A fier repeat .-d trials I i-. Henbow. who has had considerable exper ience with such cases, declared thai then" was no hydrophobia in the wounds of the biUen men. The wounds had been cauleri.ed soon after the- had been inilietsd. It was wiihi;'reat rel ief 1 hat t h is cone' ii:-.'on was lis.eaed to by tin.' men i'.oni .Nebraska I'i-y. and the rel i! i aed to their i ionic last ve d 1 1 ,. The mad-.-lone in i he t)ossessiou of M r. Ilenbow is a sori oi heirloom. It was ,ien to his real l rand father by the Indi'iis i l ( ) 1 1 io I ) i years a 40 and ha ' co n-- down lliroif'h tin1 family to its pr-s-ni owner. It lias ca:-es. and hyd a j )j ea re: I i 1 a die stone has W01 l.l-IJera.l''. II l"c : e V a I serious iphobia has never ii:,"'c i : - ; . : ice when- heen 1'-' Oman. 1 G i v n up ;!io Fi;r!i t r.-.r.i Ii ' I';;:; I hi !-i Lond . ,i le lias v, i vi oimtv .--eat. 1 up 1 1 1' i a 1 1 1 e 1 1 1 1 1 . : : 1 o s 1 1 1 1 . Hon. I a:';"i'e.'i i a. to leu' on t iie ; . i in : : !a re; iresei 1 ! a : 1 vc. i'1'O! !'(! to ha i e ori, .1 r. Sh rvoc K. Vv l.iie, is 1 V.itil I I is C( ,): a bill thiol ;;ii the I. ;i-la ni re lo leniie.ii iar await 'the -.11 ' 1 i ; a . 1 I'll- . 1 . ; ' ii,i;i- j a at Louisville. We shall result aad see if this pair ran foist a-noiii r instiiu state aad locate it o I o 11 e 1 . : ion on die here tln- please. It will be iiHcresting- to kno.v how much of the lo,(;U the purchase price of the Stout castle has been furnished by J da U ,-nion i ii in con sideration of the dropping of the county seat contest by Louisville. 11 the services oi Mr. Whiie to the scheme is all they donate,! hey have made a good bargain, while Louis ville will be holding the bag" for the "snap' that fails to fall that way. The voters of ( ass county who have put their names to a petition 011 two diiferent occasions for the purpose of locating" the county seat at Lop.-eville are not feeling" very happy at the thoughi of being made a cat's paw in that l-.imd of a way. and will be rather shy in thefudtrc in being duped that way again. A large majority of the people want the seat of government changed for the benefit of the masses, They still feel like try-tig again to secure jus dee. Weeping" Water Lagle. "Mos'sbacks." The true feeling that exists in Weeping W ater is pretty clearly ex emplified by the following article from tlu Weeping Water Repub lican, winch slurs the town they pretended to support only a few days ago. The Republican says: "I'lattsmoudi and Louisville have effected a compromise; we under stand Stander withdrew his injunc tion proceedings, to prevent the tearing down of the old court house building, and the Plattsmouth pa pers say an underslandinghas been reached whereby Louisville and Plattsmouth will in the future work in harmony. It looks very much like a case of sell out on the part of Louisville. I'ladsmovth could well afford to i.nd easily purchase a hal' dozen of the leading (r) citizens of that old mossback burgh, aad we believe she has do.ie it." A pa rty of young people will go out to Light Mile Grove tonight to attend the exhibition at the close of the Light Mile Grove school. The Western Union has taken a fit of economy and laid olf a few of its Omaha operators, Dal Jones be ing one of the unlucky ones. Omaha has organized a tin mining companv with a capita! 3 ock of .r'5 ),()! X. Custer, Dakota, is 10 oe ine scene ot tile company s operations. The young folks' society at the Christian church elected Miss Libbie Sturtevant president. Virgie Tuit vice president, Nellie Morrison secretary anil A una Crichtield treas urer. Frank Dickson is pelting up ten cent cigars and otherwise comport ing himself in a hilarious manner over the advent of a ten pound boy. Grandpa Kichey also receiving con gratulations. From Saturdays Dai In. i Mrs. Geo. J Joiiseworth was ca'lcd J to IiuMington a few days ago on ac 1 count of tin; dangerous illness of her father Mr. Mason. Mr. House worth received a letter today saying he was no better. Wilforu Crowther aad family will leave in a day or two for St. Paul, Minnesota, where he has obtained a position in a railway office. The best wishes of the IlKKALD go with them. Mr. and Mrs. Brusie departed this mor ling for thei" home 011 the Pa cific coast, Mr. Ilrusie being very anxious to get back to his senatori al duties at Sacramento. Mrs. Wes cott and sou Ililtaccompauied thum as far as Omaha. Those who appreciate the efforts of the last legislature in getting" a million dollar sugar plant located in .NcorasKa can uo tuemselves a service bv siirnimr a netition re- piestiug the legislature to retain An Oina.hu ' acirt ;inxins looking uru.T ct Easier. ea' li"s1 and 1; '.est i The wll e,i and - on i 1 CU' re. til , . res upon II," ii'i' can fall c March 11 a-ie. lei! cp 1 had no! or ; e . ( e 1 1 ! i 1 Ceil - in . iie-t da ) . ' 1 1 i'e 1 o ..Hi : n Iv . . 1 1 e, v. 1 1 the , ' : o. 1 a : : 1 I i : 1 . : 1 1 IJ! !. i'h its en rl ie-,1 d was i.i 1 si s, ; a ,a i ; in 1 '. 1 : next. ( s 1 1 1 ii 1 : 1 til'-ies. We :i . 1 : lie. ad 11 01 not : : o r . i o ; I hi lap to p II'' 1 a I.i as .11., ,1 Mhll!.l o.-c.i Willi 1;, ;. ,-ed . I ha 1 I red n i.M o ; 1 o 1 ; .' l-'-d, lav for . la'.)., I '.in;. u r- i s i 1 ; 1 a ! i -II. -a. In 17:M, 1 1 '.)!.. The earlie-t 1 re I iii 17. Ii . Ill') I l!::r.. I 1! I and t ll i rtee: 1 : h eei 1 1 Fa lie. Th MS! Mel" oe 1 17-;. s t i 1 1 1 1 ' ;cd nve 1 1 r- !'ts :. th- r i ; 1 - Stear I of 111 - foil ee. 1 ! 11. For die benefit of t hose w 1 10 v. otl id like to know upon what elate Faster falls for the remaining years oi this century, we "ive the following: l.l, 1S', Ma-eli :!.) April 17. IS; I,), April a. IS',17, April IS. J v.r. April Id. is;, a. April 1. l'.KlU, April la. Fx. h:(!, April ''. IH, March ''.". 1SJ.), A pi il la. A T rue H : p 1 The following lei 1 rial 1 on r we clip 1 nun the U aha h News. 1 , not written for pill was rv 11 'en 1 ly licalion. but sinei' tne Weeping- Water hepi'blic a 11 1 1.1s said thai 1 i 1 e y h a '. v e 7a I 1 1 a 1 1 1 es 0.1 1 1 : e j e. i i i' ill llio. i' . ! 1.1 n is needed, ill is lei ler f 1 o'li one of 1 he 11 la 11a gers oft he whole ai !fa il" ought Io pretty thoroughly s ipielch "i he freii edi tor of thai too previous chy. Here is ;i copy of the let ter: 1 i' ts 1 i.i.i-:, .Ni:i:., Mar.'.). 1 ".)!. M I,-. W M. Fool.: Deal:" Sir You cam abandon the canvas ol your precinct, i'or it is useless to iry to get enough S igaci s. Since the couiiaici is let and bo ids givea to insure die completion of ;i e mnly court house in I 'a 1 1 s inou !i. V'e were instructed by ou r ai i ion icy !i!.li 1 1 1- com III !SS ;oi lers wi mi a I nave .0 aid'iiie tliirty day.-; before re ceiving ai ny hi. Is. but we lind when i '. is too late thait there is no law to compel them io advertise, (, we aire heal aiad can't help ourselves jus I now. am I have to give il up. Yours It", pectfully, L. II. LlVINCST! )X, Sec'v. F:ecu1ive Com. District y, auler Court being out one Thr jll. 11 1 in it arid iv. 1 ve die 1. iV of f o odaiys. iiuadly brought liiiding- (i. I. Sniiiii 'gerv al Neliawl. i as gai chairged in the information. The case was foughi s ubbornly by Me.-srs. Ileeson .V Kooi aind Matihew (iering-. v.iide the e'H'iily aiitoriiey aind IC. Ii. ooley )ro-eeilled, maikiiigais good a case ais it were possible to maike out of the testimo ny to be haid. In the case of the Staite agaiinst Colt", . nich we.u to the jury yesier daiy noon, the jury wais out ai lidle nver : wo hours and brought in ai verdict of not guilty, thus making Mr. Walier Cole ai free main. This closed the criminal wo'k for the erm a. id J udge Ciiai pmam laist eve ning discharged the jury. The bal ance of .he term will be taken in the trial of equity cases or law cases where a jury is waived. In the case of Mairien vs. Gilniore. tried to ai jury yesterday, the court orde-ed the jury to bring in ai ver dict for the defendant, which they did without leaiving their seats. Mark our prediction, Plattsmouth will go to the front this year as never before in the history of the town. Robert Iiallou has been elected claiss tvaitor in the grammar grade, certainly a good send off lor a boy of his age. The jury in the triad of the Smith forgery case cost the county $$7, not counting the extra expense made necessary by the impauineling of another jury to try the Cole caise. The fact that one or two men should hang a jury and thus put the county to so much expense leads one to wish for an amendment to the jury law, We understand the board of com missioners tadk of placing a nice clock in the tower of the new court house thait will give the time of day where it cam be seen for two or three miles and when the clock strikes it could be heard all over the city. We hope they will do so, oth er new court houses in the state have been supplied with steeple clocks and why should not ours be up with the times. A novel and exciting race occur red the other day on taie cemetery road. near Portsmouth. Officer f I ai : ! d gai :. 1 v. as in purs'iit ' aui es caiping prisoner who wais ai liitletoo licet for the blue coat. Pistol shots only seemed to accelerate his speed. At the "cut" in the roaid l'lamnigain overtook ai hearse and mounting it made the driveai put his horses to their utmost speed in pursuit of the runaway. The fugitive could not leaive the roaid 011 account of the high bamk on either side, and whi'ii he saiw the officer thundering down on him with a hearse, he concluded it must be ai case of "dead or alive" aind threw up his hands. Officers, ais a generail thing, don't go it fter their mam with ai hearse, but when they do, it seems the moral effect is t'emendous. Kx, Hair Work. Of all kinds to order. Hair chains, pins, rings, crapes, etc., a Fpocialty Orders left at Dovey's store or Mesdume Wise & Hoot, will be promptly attended to, or postal card to Mns. A. Knek, Hn'r-dresser. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria Whfn Baby was sie'e, we pave hrr Castoria. When she was A ChlM, she cried for Castoria When she became Miss, slio c'.uiif; to Castoria, When th hx.d Childrm. sht (,-avo thcrn Castoria oil is char- ed with st ! ...... - t iai; a ol.i preiimii t a k us;.; place appe;r. s for 1. I'r.iv;- 'or 1 v. a 1 1 1 i 01 win. I ,. 1111 a--y examination i ot i',. I in'-e Sullivan the 1 le eadant, and 1 1. I. v 1 hi W I I :. ( r Hiri:- w as in-,. ( ) Si 1 t ac ; : 1 1 . 1 ici 1 to pr .lie . aid n 1 ! h ma a . s ( , on a .-oi 11 , . 1 !ea 11 n ae - 1 r i n v.-. i !!.' 1 ie! -: 1 ; t lor d. 1 . 1 1. 1 .e-. lui' .'. V i. j 1 1 1 1: ien t lot e Lilt.. ; March ''!. 1 Miile." . t breach of p I a i .1 1 1 i f . 1 1 a I. lor ." ' '' i.'l.'i. I'rank ih meree e, Cot! rl Ii a Is pr periy a to lie i.i de, J ! 'gnii nt i c; 1 .- e re 1 1 i i n :1C .--. Uauk of ( nit in rep!, 0111 ".ill. r 1 gi : C 1 ; : 1 ; o! po-: i'in:i of in- s .ileal o ! .'-lilt 11. McClaivn. or 1 e, ,1: 11 hereof and in cannot be had. Value I'i to he sg's; '. :i ;. of .Nebraska vs. Daniel tlieleo! f on The Slate . )!' I'g'i oil. by b.d lee. Complaint for larceny Judge l'amsc Say der has been he ea ti give a few der's appearanei says, since alking about pninlers 011 Some time M r. him, o iiu" judge wais ait tne depot win n a geiillemaiii from Mai vera , ;i 1 a 1 am old friend of Snyder's, got oil the t.aiin, and coining up to the judge he greeted him very cordially anul asked him about his fauuily. Th ' judge told the stramger lie guessed he wais misiaikeii. but the str.uiM' saiid he gue-ed noi. "Is;; t vmir mime SnyderV' Judge Iv'anisev showed him Snyder's store and lie soon iliM'overed t! Suvder. At aia.othei ! origimu r X a : 11 e .1 1 1 ei '. I ai ma'"ri.ig : 1 s young main want i'":is" ;md liie jiul-e said ! won! wait on him alter supper. a;s il .va then supper lime. On comb, down town he met Snder u h waiy home :: : id tin with him. set ! i ng maikiiig himself possible. t ;i .-aw tlie mistaike young man to :'. y o: ti p i ais Ian, am. w I : ! ' g 1 a a 1 1 e c i ga i e recall d ai : ; e a 1 s j udge i the , hieh a -lees th. i 1 1 v i hi : he ait del. am M r. Save listing iiinr er. A PI :ar.;.nt Party The "guess where, go diere' cauueoll Thursdaiv night ait tin of !.. Stile--, o-; "!:d:i .-'reet. siie the po.-,iol'lice. The boys some iiids to keep cases on ( and liuaSlv located ih.e i)a:l : party home l )! ) ' IO - liiri gi 1" I s ' '! r Dodge's, but discovered hike before they went in. th -ir mi r-ome one got a pointer by seeing two ol tne young laidies go south 0:1 Sixth st reel, ai ; al Mr. Miller's wais figured out as the 1 oca it ion, only to li nd t ha I tiiev were mistaken. A "close waitch. with ii!(!r" consultations witn th. iuveiiile- tleteetivi's in ciiairge, iii ! 1 1 correctly located the pnriy. and about h o'clock the boys put in am appearance and were laughed ait by the young laidies for allowiug'them selves to be so easily duped. ICe ireshnieiits were scred, aind tlaey say the boys aiti' like hairvest hauids. their long wsilks halving wlu-tted their apj)petites. After ai full dis cussion of the many good things to eait, the usual gaimes and pastimes were engaged in until a laile hour, when aill repaired to their homes, realizing a pleasant evening haid been spent. Those in attendance were Messrs. Vain Bnrk, Henry Tairtsch, Sam Pat terson. Kol) Miller, Will Keiiihackle, Walter and Frank Koon, Kd Stiles, John Lang-ston, Will Staiddleinain, Logan IL"own, Will Clement, Hairry (ireen and Misses Nettie Haillance, (Jeorgiai Oliver, Rose McCauley, Maggie Oliver, Nellie Laurie, Anna Dodge, Maiy Button, Idai Iki ck, Her tha Wise, Maud Vivian, Lizzie M il Ier, Kmmai Streeper, May Paitterson, May Stiles, Frances Stiles and Maiy Heaver. Mlhard Balrd Time keeper for Newell it Parmele met with an accident which caused a rupture ai few days ago and owing to iiiflamiaition which set in soon aif ter he died yesterday from the effect of the injury. The Election Will be held the 7th day of April this ycair so thait the city conven tion need not be held until sixteen days before thait daite, to comply with the laiw, though of course it may be held sooner if ai majority so desires. THE FIGURE 0." 'he figmeD la our dates wll make a .Dng stn. Jo man or woman now living will ov?r date locument without ufiior: the figura 9. It stands 'a tho third place In 1S0O, where it will remain ten vc.irs and then raove up to becoud place in 1Q0Q where it wilt rest for one Uundrvd years. There is another "9" which has a lso coice to stay. U i- un!i:; tbo fi.f.-r? 0 ic our !t03 iu th-! r"-p-' fiat it as alreaay luovca up to uri place, where .t will permanently remain. It is called the "X J" High Arm 1Vh.:elr A Wilson Sowis Machine. The "No. 0"' was endorsed for r5rC l:t?e I y ih- xporU of Europo at the Paris Es position of .here, after a severe contest with the loading ma .ihines of the world, it was awarded the Oi:' jraud frizu given ij family sewing machines, a ll L'.h-r?cu cihil.it having rrccived lower awards c' frold medii., etc Tlie French Goverrmon' li.o recognised its Mipenorit y by tlidocr ration of Mr. Nathaniel V.'neelev, Vr- id.-utof the company, vrith tUj Cro.s of ibe Lcicr of Uoaor. Tho "No. S" i tv t. -n pi.T machine imTrove'i upon, but 19 an cCiir' ly nrv; machine, and the Grand Prize nt I'-is w:-.s awarded it as the grand c.t advance in sew ins; machine mechanism of tho Those who ' : St e'..-.n ret assured, there t rc, of baving the very latest oud best. W'm. Cat 11. 1 W H 1 (Shi Cl oser 1 Hardware, Iv I Itivilii; l'()))!i'li y ife 1 'btve as neat ;i lianiw.n - TIT stork v.oimiy. v e . 1 re peel Hilly I'tirn our niei not ll ol' (I Ollior Hardware n be so n lime and o do it we tire J. W. HEN to f urnish ' AT i. P ll li.'.T HO US Uisdrr V;i(!'ni!:nfs Opera ilouso 0:1 ';! of Ii : 111 c.he.iii f r -11 it iM .h ou I il INM STOVES, RANGES AND ALL FURNISHING. Aga-iit tor t her Celolirated White dewing .Machine. 1 lio l;ir;;cs'. aunt most c iniua-te S'uci; to icl.-ct from in Ciss CouMy. C;il and see me Opera House IJIock I. PEARLMAN. TheBestis the Cheapest Thnt is V"liy Fred (inrih-r sifter 1.1 yurs ( f-xpci inir as tip most f-urrpsfu Agric ultural iriijdi-m'-nt ib-nl.-r in tin; county Iihs m leered die fnilnwing inii.: mciits winch hu 'rurrii-H and heartily n ciniiuioiids to his friends and natrons. 22otch.im.. Molino end Sch.in.tlor WAGONS, Bradley, Poru, and Docro LISTERS and PLOWS NEW DEPARTURE TONGUELES CULTIVA tor?-which is Absolutely the bestriding Cultivator manufactured. WEIRS AND BRADLEY STALKCUTTER. DEERE, FARMERS FRIEND AND worth Checkrowers and Planters Handles the finestof Duties, Pinvton-;, Cart.-, Spring W.-ionp, jind Carriaces tnd other vehicles that :ire manulactiini(l. Did Yoti Sqv l-lcimiess? YES ! Tlie largest line in Cass County, ot double and inlej huniefs at prices so low that it will pay you to come :J0 mile- and inspect stock before purchasing elsewhere. DAVID AIILLEli an experienced workman Las charge ot our harness shop. CLiIDDSIT BAHS WIRE By the One Hundred pounds, oro.tr load X ,0. V i mwaro et n ami reiiov.'il ed , r1 IO. e now Cass ran lie 1'oiunl in incite tlie pdhlie to call and I 1 1 1 lit' hi cheaper i'or cash than people that propose the DEE & CO irossr House. EARLMAN'S Mum i;.n EMPORIUM. .it V"'l I I I.A.N. d to fuinUli a e.;tt :ii; o:: AI....M1..N 1 HA- 1 lie bounty ou sugar. 1 : ft