,
From niurthiy't L,ilj
Mrs. Kipple came in from Louis
ville thin morning.
Mrs. Fred Murphy arrived from
Ccd.ir Crook on tin Schuyler.
Pr. IVer;n:r. rh"K elect of the
district court, is in tin city to-day.
Mr. iul Mrs. I,. H. Young left for
Omaha this morning for a brie(
visit to friends.
II. G. Kace came in this morning
from Weeping Water to assist in
the commotion of the official can
vass.
Indian summer seems to have
disappeared. We may now pre
pare for winter to u very good
advantage.
The M. P. road is doing n good
business in the passenger line.
Seventeen tickets were sold for the
south this morning.
We are pleased to note that Hon
T. M. Hritt, of Hillsdale, was chosen,
at the recent election, on the repub
lican ticket to represent Mills
county in the legislature. Mr. Hritt
Is nn uncompromising friend of the
prohibitory law. The Glenwood
Opinion speaks in liiuh eriiiH of
his ability and integrity.
A social event occurred at the
home of Miss Ivlla Wright last eve.
ning in which a number of invited
friend participated.
Farmers throughout the count)
are actively engaged in cribbing
corn this week. It is found to be
in good cribbing condition and o!
an exceptionally large yield and a
good quality.
rim'rift noun
In the case Stall vs. Omaha
Southern K. K. the jury rendered a
verdict in favor of plaintiff forJl.tKt.
The board of arbitration recently
allowed hint IfOX) and he brought
suit for $l,.ri(X)p with the lesult as
above.
Union Item
Flection passed o II very quietly
nnd the officials may now deck Un
political aspirants' caps with roses.
Liberty is solidly republican by a
good majority.
Charles Wiuscot, of the Nebraska
City Street Kailway Co., passed
through here for I'lattsmouth
where he will be joined in wedlock
Wednesday, to Miss Hattie Knee,
of the telephone exchange.
Mr. H.J. Dray, of The Herald
force, passed through here Tues
day for Auburn where he will visit
a brother for a few weeks.
On account of the cold damp
weather, we personally ki.ow of
oine voters who went home with
out casting their vote. Severn! of
these we know to be republicans.
L.O. Todd nnd n drummer he hud
up in a store, drew jh immense (?)
crowd, who listened to the Gover
nor (?) discuss H. & M. K. li. stock
and the system of money loaning.
Harry Johnson came down from
riattHinouth Tuesday to finish his
contract near here of painting,
Police Court.
A few dayB since Hubert Nickel
entered suit ugainst Richmond
Good for possession of property.
After defendant had learned that
the action had been brought, he at
once vacated the property nnd re
linquished all claim to his right to
occupy the same. The plaintitf then
paid costs and withdrew the infor
mation and the case was dismissed.
In the case II. IC. llolitiger vs.
John Sotithworth, n suit on promis
sory note, Judgment for $."i3.1U was
rendered for plaiutilT.
Action was brought by Aaron
Crisnian vs. Fllenbautn for the
recovery of wages alleged due for
labor performed. It appears that
Mr. Crisman has been employed in
the butcher shop of Mr. Kllenhaiini
but the larter claims that he has
fully paid for all labor performed.
The case was contained until Jan.
4, 1SU2.
Y.M. C. A. Convention
The twelfth annual convention of
the Y. M. C. A. association in being
held at Lincoln this week. Of it
the Lincoln Call says:
Nearly 200 delegated from all
parts of the state and elsewhere,
arrived and are in attendence at
the twelfth annual session of the
Young Men's Christiati Association
of Nebraska. The many homes of
Lincoln'" christian people have
been gladly tendered to these visi
tori and a warm congeniality .is
making them all teel at home. The
opening yesterday was held nt the
First Haptiat church, nnd State Sec
retary Nash gave a very interesting
f Jible study.
The evening pession filled the
1 church and the audience listened
! with pleasure to a descriptive and
entertaining talk on Hlble btudy bv
t Henry E, Ihown, necretary of the
international cqmmittee. vim en.
1 larged upon the results attained hy
I a careful reading of the HIMe con-
II denied to leading1 thought. 1.
had found it possible to go over
forty-two books of the lVible in
s fourteen days and urged students
i of the Bible to concentrate on tln
leading thoughts and goverti their :
jXives according to them.
t
V
pirant Surprise,
The neighbors and iminedi: te
friends, to the number of twei.ty,
gathcre 1 at the residence of Levi
Walker and at the appointed time
. . . i . i T
mii-niiiil asv llm rttuliliMli'M fil T:lftlfll
...... ,v ...v. ... j...
l.rcK a.i.t took poss.on. inejth. prCh;j
w.rt., ...... n1 tit lisvewtf tA li u ' ' J
jmiiij nn 1'iuiiiiita in iwiiwi va aim
XStli birthday. Mr. Ieek was com
pletely surprised as he hail not
the slighest intimation that such.
arrangements were pending and
had even failed to recall that his
birthday was so near. Mr. Leek
was presented with a handsome
rocker, as a token of the esteem in
which he is held by his neighbors
and friends. Refreshments were
served lifter which all repaired to
their homes feeling well pleased
with the evening's enjoyment.
Epworth Lcbjub Convention.
The Lincoln district Epworth
League semi-aii'iual convention
will be held at Weeping Water,
Nebraska, Friday, Saturday and
Sunday, Nov. 13, 14 unci 15, 1W1.
Delegates expected from every
charge in the district, whether
organized ns Epworth League or
not. Come for the beginning and
stay to the close. Come praying
for the baptism of the Holy Ghost.
Let every cl urge that has not
organized, organize before the con
vention and send delegates. Enter
tainment furnished for delegates if
notice is received of their coming
by Rev T. A. Hull at Weeping
Water, Neb., not later than Monday,
November. (). He will not be re
sponsible for entertainment unless
iiiiuiieii, aiiuoiign mere are
several hotels in the village which
can accommodate all who come
....I.. - .
aim we expect to De alj e to enii r.
.. : .. i i . . . , i
vi jijiMiy. jn who come
with teams must iiive notice in ul
vniice to insure entertainment.
C S. Polk, ) , ,
T. A. HULL,Com-
Weri.in.j Wetter Ittma
Kr m the ll-pnlil! mi.
llie republican rally Saturday
night was (lie largest political
atenug ever held in the town.
The Misses Miles gave a Hallow
ecu party Saturday evening to their
young friends. A delightful time
was enjoyed by all.
the vote in a majority of the pre
cincts and wards of the county was
very light. It is repot ted that some
started away from the polls, for
tear tney could not make their
tickets out correctly.
J. W. Sporry returned home on
Monday with the stereopticon show
and mueum. He spent the sea
son in the state of Iowa and reports
lair ousiness. lie got home in
time to vote.
Mr. II. Olmstead was called east
nisi ween xo uttend his mother's
funeral. It ia a end trip and hie
friends sympathize with him in his
!.... I . ...
aniiction. A.G. Street has charge
ot the clothing store during his
nosence.
T. . . ...
i ne noys either torgot that Inst
Saturday night waa Halloween, or
iney were so taken up with the en
thusiasm manifested at the repub
lican rally that they thought that
good enough. Marshal Woodard
walked the streets until I o'clock
looking for some miscreant to ar
rest inn ne louuU no one, nud
depredations were reported.
no
Wemher Report
For the month of October, 1S01:
First Rainy all day.
rvcond " " " ( j
Third " " "
in.
J ourth-ot3,7 a. in.; ;i!i:,)p, tn..
u.iiiy mean tcmperature,4:M 0 ; nu
at night, ::4 in; frost.
Fifth-;rj3,7n. in.; light rain.
Sixth -:) , 7 a. m. ; light rain and
snow, i.j in.
Seventh-20 3, 7 a. m.; frost.
I'jghth Light rain.
Ainiu '.)-, , . m.; 400, 9 p.
heavy frost.
Twelfth-Light rain.
Thirteenth -Rain, 14 in.
Fifteenth-20 5. 7 a. m.
frost.
heavy
Twenty-firet-Light rain, ia iu.
Twenty-second 2.") J, 7 a. in.;
Twenty-fourth 80 0 , 2 p. in.
Twenty-nfth-40 5, 7a. in.; 84 0, 2
p. m.
Twenty-ninth 75 0 , 2 p. m.
Following is the eummary for
the mouth: .
Monthly mean temperature, i9A 3 .
1 1 ighest tern perature, 84 0 , 25th.
Lowest temperature, 250, 22nd.
Clear days, 9.
Fair days, 14.
Cloudy days, 2.
Direction of wind, northwest.
Kainy dnyH, 10.
Snow and pleet, 6th.
Six days rain in succession, from
1st to bth.
Rainfall, 5.74 in.
Monthly mean temperaiure fcr
Oct., l$'.!0,n:uc.
Highest temperature, 70S, nth.
Rainfall, .(12
Mo3 Norvo and Llv irPlits.
Act on a new principle-r;;t. Lit
mg the liver, stomrch and bowel.
through the nervs. A new discovery.
Dr. Miles' 1'illd speedily cure biliou
sness bad taste, torpid liver, pile.,
constipation. Utiequaled for men
women, children, binallest. midest
yurest! 50 doses, LT.c. Samples
free nt b. G. Fricke & Co'e.
rrvm Jtfomlny'i Daily.
The Man Thai Did It.
The Elm wood Echo calls n halt
on tin rlx im ni:ide bv 1'ncle lesse
, jj ;lr r lhnt waH (he ,na tl)at
....
nominated Abraham
f .Snrnln fnr .
In
. . .
regard to the
iiiiiiier ine r.cno tr ven ine iouow nir
... .. . . . e . . I
extract from a personal letter
written by J. G. Nicholy, Liucoln'a
private secretary:
"Norman H. Judd, of Illinois,
made the nomination as follows: 'r
ues i re on i.eiiait ot llie delegation
from Illinois to put in nomination
aa a candidate for president of the
,meu Slates, Abraham Lincoln, of
Illinois.
"C. U. Smith of Indiana. Coluni
i ... . ,. . . .
ous ueiano ot Uluo, ami m. Stone
oi nwa, seconded the nomination,
... . i
mm ia taken lrom olhcial records."
A SOCIAL EVENT.
A Pleaaant lime Waa Had Satur-
day Evrmng.
The remembrance of a social
event given at the rcsidem-p nf Mr.
und Mrs. M. U. Murphy last Satur
day evening, in coimnemmoration
of the twenty-first un:iiversary of
Chan. Murphy, will be cherished by
all present us one of the most
enjoyable social events of the sea
son. The hours, from 9 to 11, were
whiled avay playing high live,
iii. .
rtuer u summing up anu a coin
parison of notes it was ascertained
that Will Stadelman was entitled to
the king prize and Edith White
very reluctantly received the booby
prize. The party then repaired to
the dining room, where a sump
tuous and delicious repast, pre
pared by Mrs. M. H. and Mrs. Fred
Murphy, assisted by Mrs. Chas
Lads, was partaken of. It was the
unanimous opinion that the genial
ity and hospitality exhibited by the
host upon this occasion could rare
ly be excelled. CIiiiiIch was pre
seated with a handsome diamond
and pearl scarf pin as a nianifesla
tiou of the high regard in which he
is held by his friends.
The following were present: Dor
I-ricke, Edith White, Janet Living
ston, Nannie Moore, Menota Eikeu
bary, Verna Leonard, Pirdie Irish
Maggie Vallery, Maggie Olivet
Mrs. Fred Murphy, of Cedar Creek
Harry Phelps and Geo. Palmer, of
Uinaha; ill Stadelman, Chas
Sherman, Frank Irish, Chas. Val
lery, Fred Murphy, Will Clement
and Arch Coleman.
Laroe Apple Shipments.
it is everywhere conceded that
Cass is the greatest apple produc
mg county in Nebraska, but yet the
majority of our people have but a
faint idea of the enormity of this
production. We have obtained
statement from our local apple
Uealers, which kIiows to what ex
tent other portions of the state have
been supplied from our surplus
product, thus renderng the reader
able to tell approximately as to the
productiveness of our soil along
that line.
Mr. F.d Somers has shipped from
this place since Sept. 1, twenty-live
cars, each containing KJ0 barrels,
making in all 4 .(XX) barrels, lie yet
has in his storehouse ready for the
market .100 burrels, which will be
disposed of soon. He has shipped
500 from Nchawka and 000 barrels
from Union, lie has paid in cash
to the fanners of Cats county over
Wiley Itlack has shipped about
n,(KX) barrels, and nfter he has (lis-
posed of the amount yet on hand,
together with what he has con
tracted yet to redelivered, ho thinks
he will have handled 5.(XX) b:irn.ri
It will be perfectly safe to esti
mate that the apple industry has
brought iH.'UHX) into the pockets of
Cass county farmers this venr.
Messrs. Tritsch nnd Loder came
in this morning.
Mr. nnd Mrs. II. J. Strcight Sun-
dayed in South Hend.
Dave Campbell, of Lincoln, clerk
of supreme court, is in the city.
Mrs. W. D. Jones went to Ashland
this morning to remain a few days.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Snm Patterson re-
turned from South Hend this morn,
ing, where they spent Sunday.
R.I Howe left Sunday morninir
for Deadwood where he will join a
surveying party, working in the
interests of the JJ. & M.
District court is not in Bession
to-day, owing to the fact that law-
yers were not prepared with the
cases on the docket.
The county commissioners are iu
sefsion to-day. They will hold pes
sion each day during the remainder
of the week.
The many friends of Jacob
ITeinrteh will be pleaded to learn
th t he is considerably improved
in health- He has been confined to
hip room for ovcrfor.rweckswithrMi
ittaek of malarial fever, but he will
loubtless be around again iu u fL.w
days.
The business man that strives
hardest to build up his town is em
titled to the most of the
I - I ' - v. 0
patronage.
It is prevailing opinion th:t
prairie chickens are more plentiful
this year than for several years.
The state industrial school has
shipped twentv three carload of
sujar neets
; , ,
to Grand Island this
J'
Wise, after remaining nt
home a few weeka, returned to
1 Omaha this morning.
Mr.H.J. Streight ia receiving
visit from A. G. Nichols and wife,
f)f j0,H. Vall.-y. Rhode Island Mr.
Nichols is president of the New
j York safety power company, the
largest printing press and station
eryjenginc manufaciitry in the east
Thev have been on an extended trin
-
' (o points in the west :ind are now
returninir home.
A Pure Bxking Powder.
1 A baking powder that can be de
pended upon to be free from lime
and ahmijis a desideratum in these
days of adulterated food. So far as
can be judge from the officials re
ports, the "Royal" seems to be the
only one yet found by chemical
analysis to be entirely without one
or the other of these substances,
and absolutely pure. This, it is
shown, results from the exclusive
use by its manufacturers of cream
of tartar specially refined and pi t-
pared by pnU-ut process which total
ly remove the tartrate of lime and
other impurities. The cost of this
chemically purc'crcani of tartar is
much greater th an any other, and
it is used in no baking powder ex
cept the "Royal," the manufacturers
of.which control the patents under
which it is relined.
Dr. Edward G. Love, formerly
analytical chemist lor the U. S.
Government, who made the analy
sis for the New York State Hoard
of Health iu their investigation of
bakiugjpowdcrs, and whoi-e inti
mate knowledge of the .ingredients
of all those told in this market en
ables him to speak authoritatively,
says of the purity, wholesonieness,
and superior quality of the"Royal:"
"1 find the Royal Haking Powder
composed of pure and wholesome
ingredients. It is a cream of tartar
powders, and does not contain
either alum or phosphates, or other
injurious substances."
Prof. Love's tests, nnd recent of
ficial tests by both the United
Slates and Canadian Governments,
show the Royal Haking Powder to
be superior to all others 111 strength
tiid levelling power. It is not
only the most economical in use,
but makes the purest, finest llavor
ed and most wholesome food.
From l'Ytii i
A Letter to Santa Clause.
The following letter was recently
addressed to Santa Clans and
mailed at the Plattsmouth post-
oflice. TAE IlKRALD publishes the
letter iu the hope that it will come
within his notice and the requests
be granted:
Novemher 2. 1801
dc'r Santa clos:
Send lamie nnd W.nb n Snftw
bicicle. Send Hernia nnd Ellen n
little bed for there dollys. Send
Robert and Knthnrvn a little tr:n.,i
of cars. Send Papa and Mamma a
big sleigh to wride in it. I will
close my letter.
W. W. W.
II. G. Race, editor of the Weepinir
Water Eagle, attended the baunuet
last evening.
The Advertising train.
The advertising tram will return
to Omaha to-morrow evening. The
tourthroughout the east has been
a success from the start and it can
not fail to be productive of the
good results iippr?hended by the
prune movers of the enterprise.
The newspapers iu nearly every town
through which the train has passed
have spoken iu high terms of the
magnificent representation of the
possibilities of Nebraska soil. This
together with the exhibition it
self has done more talking: for Ne
braska than has ever been done in
the same period of ti
The delegates have improved op
portunities to impress the fact
upon eastern capitalists that we
offer good inducements to manu
facturers and that by reason of the
adaptation of our soil, to the produc
tion of raw material manufacturing
...4-1. 1-1 . ... "
csuiuiisumeiiis could be located
here profitably. It is highlyprobable
that opportunities will be given in
the near future for Plattsmouth to
reap benefits accurinir from this
advertising scheme and in view of
this step should be taken to still
further encourage the investment
of capital. Several industries
might prosper here but Tub Hek
AL1 advises that an effort be made
to secure the opcrution of our cann
ing factory and the location of n
beet sugar industry first.
tVhen Etby as slcls, we ktc h"r Ca.-'-oria.
VThcn ha was Child, s'as c-lc ' .-.r Cr.'torU
VTlieD the became ?Vis, .'io c!u:: t.i Casterla,
wTea she la.) C liiMrra. ge them Caaxv i
Children Cry fcr Pitcher's Csstorii j
nv is BnisTjTEs. A
v ;
Yzz ralgia,
unmJ' have
No return since 1882.
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TonJo to anybody that has ufered from hiad
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. . . i . . . M
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I4CO Douglas St.,
OMAHA, - - NEBRASKA.
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sulicred severely with iace neu ;
but in 1 5 minutes after appli
not been troubled with it since.
F. B. ADAMS, Perry, Mo.
JACOBS OIL DID IT."
Legal Notice.
T5
T(IeorBeO'.N.i.lnd I.ilhe O'Neill, defen
riaiiln. I
Yiiutrc hereby notified thst on Saturday
t'.e 2X h day of Nv inner. A l. is:u. at It
o'clwk h. 111. Tf mini 1 In-reader as pi ollfl .
rail b-hraid. It will annlv lie dial rut curt I '
ol 1'aHscoillil V. NelrNt or to linn. SiuiiiihI m0tr
ai.i iiapiimn. juiiKBi'i ai.io court lor the ap- U
the preiiiisea tc-wit : Ult 1 2-8-4-6 and In,'
loiuiiiiriii 01 a rt cm r 10 uik" posrerniuii oi f
uioci.xi.1 wt-ll 's a 1IIU011 ki riiiiUino'ith,
Caeaemiiity, NfOrtuka, up the Kroiiud that
llie 1 1 uiiiill. I lie rr.iviiii-ut Sxvinge. Loan and
Kuildiiig Assoc atlmi, uf i . .:li,i hive 0111.
iiieiicfo hi" i"ii in (lie iJt.itiicl cuunofOaet
county. Ni'buisk 1. t i lor c o.-e ccruiu mort
upon Kitiii r -al estiile bei-tuae i f de
U'ltliii I a b'-en 111. i lo 111 1 p payment o( the
not.- seciir.o by Mild iiiorliMiiM, that tt is
pruvldt-d in auid mort.ae tha iu tlio event of
iim iiefiiuli mi the put of die inurtK ifvm to
c inply fully with the ter win' roiidiiiuiia of
val n- le 'mil it a'KiiKe. the proper court r
Jine li II mum tipp icatioii appoint a recelv
it in 'nke pnHeson. c uilrol anil care of aid
premisea ami c.illeet Hie ren theneof und ap
plvtlienel proiveils n( 1 he nam- nfter pivlng
all expense! in the pimiii-Mt t.f tl debt se
en red bv . iid nior uaire ,'tr In xupikir Jof
sin-li appli' a Ion p ain 1.1 will fl'e und read the
petition and e.xlii 1 ntlaoln-d and the a l'ilavit
01 .lames i'el'ee aim h.i- . Kn I Iv. Pluni
nlt liropoe llie nnuc of III . I oil 'ck hi re
ceiver lt" ' It l'iiriip'1 mill xaiuuel MHiiuh
i'S IliftNUreliei, I'lailltlff nlo offers a hlssure
. Ilea.). M. I into i 11 and J M l.ob'tn
1 Kovii'i NT Savin a I.oax
A I) liUll.lll SI) AH -
, ,. tios-. 01 Omaha, I'lain iff.
Hy It. Krv n in .vity 14
Legal Notice.
To He lireO'Nel I and his wife, I.lllie O'.lclll
t a . (I.'ifitdaiits.
Ymi mil eaeli o ! will take untie that on
tliisili dayiiroc olier l. P-ul, The Piovl
doiti !nviii,'., l.o. 111 Mid !iiIMIi,k 1. ..iicln ion,
of I'ni.il a, li imilir, heielu tiled its pelitloa
In the lrliict e m I of i a-s rotiniy. eliras A
iiL'alost Mil l ilefi-iid it's - the i t J't and prayer
f whii li ate to f -rei-lnse u erial i hiiiiiuhk
ex. eMleil bv th ip'fend dit (Smir.'e '.eill Hiid
his wt I i;Me i)' fit , o the iilaiutlit. I'rovl
d it' Sn- i aits Loan and lllilliliiii; Atieoclitilna
1 1 'lir. h 1. ep"li lot one (1). tw.i 21. lliree(3)
lnin-(l) II v ami six ill), in Mock 'wo 2)(,f
i' i!l s udi.iiii 11 to I'lallMii. ulh as enrveyed
pi tt. il and leci.rileil. lass eoiinlv Nebraska,
t .e. ti e tin-pavm -nt of,, certain prainl ory
n. te lined May vsid WM t r llie sum of one
llPi.stii I iloii ;g(.ouo no due and pn able oil
il- III I' d ail." (inti'. i(eniiiiitt Imvlliit been
ina'l" for pa; ii'etit by pi .Intllf tlier- i- row due
' n said 10 te ami 111 rti.re Hie sum of one
tin 1111111I on Ml) il. :1a s.wif Inleie-tiind
prein 11111 utile rale nf liiteen collars (-MrU
cr i'piniii.paviili!e inoiiti lv fnn .lin e 23rd
Kill, aiiairdiim lo the te mr of -aid tu t-, l'lalii
nit piny- fo 11 decree tha" tile I'efeil 'ants.
(leoiKed NeHI I requited id pav the tune or
that nalil Pletni es iipiv be sold to S Hlsty the
iHiioiint found due villi il l cost el llilsac Inu
V ol are r nuirfld tn Hiiour :ild neii ...n .
or Id foio MuMlay tile Till d:iy of I eceinber, A
U. Ml.
ll."HHi,iTAir(lL A K
AMI He 1.IMM1 AsStK't.
t ov.of (inialia. i'lalniiff.
It. 8. E-viu. I'hiatiU's At y
it
Sheriff Sale.
Hy virtue of an order of sale. Isued by W. C.
Mmwiilier. cleik of the 'dftrict roii't nihil
and fi r I'i ss coiintv. Nebra ka and to tn dl
ree'ed. I will on b tbiy of oveinl)r A,
I) 111 at two 1 'cluck p m. of raid d y t the
mot of tbe stall way leaning 11 u Kock w.nxl
Ha II I the CI" v o PI ut tnoi. h Cne.H r imty
x ebraskii 1 hat being lite Place where the Nut
term of tbe riixtil t court. wa b Id In said
county, cell at public auction the fol'tiwirg teal
esiat-1- -wit :
Lot two 1 2 1. m block one (l't, i Wab.ut Hill
Ad i 1 ion to the city ot Wee,luu . aier. Cass
Coiinly, Nebraska, together with the appnr-
''I'"' 'hereunto b"loi glng or in any wise
appirtaliiini:.
1 be same belns levie:! upon and taen as the
pr. p rtyoft'lma Ha n bleton, Wll lam Han
lib ton and Henry K. L'ar:er. def-inlants. te
"tisfyii Judj: 10 nl of said court rei"v. red by
Benjamin , . (il son. Hiibstltiitetl for Ida liiger
soll,.pla;iitirf...giiiist a iid def -inUni.'.
WM.lKiHR.
Sheillt of Ca-s rouuiv. Ne1!.
PlammonthiNelv'ctpber.Wnd, A. U 18JI.
Iri Armstrong wiP take notice that rB the
15' li d iv ! October im. M. Archer, a Jntieei f
tli p ece, in l-lattsinmnli t'ltv precinct In
'asroiintv, Nebraska, ssnel an or'ierofnt
tiiclni r.it for the sum oi T'J Mi. In :iu action
pending b fore liiin. w hen In 0w:,ltl uteris
I bir till and li'H Alinsirn.g is defeipl'ii t. that
pmper y cottsistltig f umiieye a id credits ha
be 11 Hlt iched iiinler s it ord r. Sni 1 cause
was coidiniii d until 'l;i3tiib dny of "cv.iuber
18:11. at 10 o'clock a. m. Us walk Mai kh.
Itv Tolk Bros, hi 1 Atterncys.
A i Kl -l
i- v- wii.. imviuroq.
1'e t ' in ill' V'rv""."c""' "clitllly. nn.l c'l
li- -. r,'-u ir ' "u Vur" ,,,r",ror later excttwes,
-e.r ni' i' ? r,''"'t"rl!' worry.eu:. Kul
t , .sli t,1'" '.l!r-1; ""t'f'vctycnt semi. Kallure
Lms, r.
I mO. A fid r oca
. wo., BUFFALO, N. Y.
18T81M
SW,N'8 Asthma Cure
fV' ''i.r bifUnt reliol in (h. worst
7.. . ... wnrra ulflrn. ImU.
jiggH'i r.;, ;..
i
Attempted to Steal Corn.
In the police court to day a Bohe
mian wass chnrjred with Btoalitifj
corn from the field of Geo. Linddcy.
JiKlffe Archer fined him $2.50 nnd
coHts. The evidence nnitiHt him
waa conclusive as he wan dis
covered i ii the field with a wick "of
corn on hid shoulder. Ilia piea
was that he waa simply get tin
some, com husks for the purposeo!
making a bed, hut as the sack was
about half filled with corn with the
husks removed it waa very evident
that it waa the corn he was after.
Ladies who tine cosmetics t
&i"CH,ru.or.I,il, ad com.
Snyder can fttrniHli themvji j, i;'iueh"
-s Aitui, U(J UI)I LlW.w 1 , .4 l
VlCill
im Illil b WiMf f I..4 ' ar
..w.--. nniui v. clean water mtr!
-;;ti1eHkiM.ni!,lroH.vt'
K te ": "I1 A'-'"
' ;'. r"i;' nun; iriiin
Co
I. ice
"in w iiuciiM u soon
n-1 applied
Mr. nn.l Mrs. A. W. fo,, of Iast.
n;rs, were the pf Kl.v , K
Unit and family over Sunday.
NrH.Jolm I-aught, who haa been
visiting friends here a few days, re
turned to I'hilipn this morniu".
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