PLATTSIIOUTH HERALD.
PUBLISH KU DAILY AND WKF.KLY
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second clan matter.
PlattMiiouth. a
rLATTSMOUTII, MARCH 21, la:.
- - - -
Spuing is not here. Winter only
adjourned fur a brief season.
Jcdoe Wkaveu has been at hia
home in Falls City for some days, hav
ing heen railed home from Washing
ton on account of sickness of his
child. Candidates for post offices will
govern theraselres accordingly.
Ik the star route case" hold on
through the heated term, we would
like to know when those fellows under
indictment do An in South Carolina
for ballot-box stuffing are going to jret
their trial.
Mi:. Tarnelu in a late interview,
denounces the attempt of the London
press to lay the last Thursday night's
xplosion in London at the door of the
land league, and declares the-e ex
plosions to have been caused by gas.
Ladt Flokknce Dixie, who was
attacked by disguised ruffians at Wind
sor on the 17th. laughs at the rumor
that her assailants were Irish assas
sins. She said: -The whole affair is
most mvsterious. I can ascrib the
motive to no one, as my sympathies
for the Irish people have Ix-eii openly
avowed and are well known." It was
assumed that the attack would be laid
at the door of the Irish, an assump
tion which she warmly repudiated.
adding: -In these days every crime
must be of Irish origin.
Wk notice Onali is overrun
with thieve hu I ljjr.rl:rs ' fi'-li no ex
tenl that her rilizi'in are beginning
talk alout oriiuiin it vigilance eom-
mittee. If her law aud order citizen
will do their duly and ome to the frout
in niuuicipial a Hairs and see that the
riirlit kiatl of a ritv govern incut is
electcl at t!ie coming election ,o:ie which
will have regard euouyh for their own
reputation.'', and respect enough for their
neighIor's property, to organize and
maintain the right kind of a jo!i;e force
these sand baggers will very soo.i innj
car, otherwise your city government
is as goo ! as you deserve.
The claim of Mr. Manning, of the
'-shoe string" district, in Mississippi,
is oue of those cheering exhibitions of
cheek, which, peculiarly, is the proper
ty of the southern democrat of aris
tocratic tendencies.
It appears that Gen. Chalmers b;i3
been elected to congress in this fa
mous distiict. that Gen. Manning wa
his opponent, and was counted in un
der the rules and regulations govern
ing well regulated democratic com
mittees iu the south. Consequently, a
contest has arisen between these gen
erals of doubtful means and methods
in politics, us to which one ought to
be entitled to his seat. Gen. Manning
claims that Gen. Chalmers received
the favoring smile of a republican ad
ministration, aud tht substantial aid
of the national committee in the shape
of a few hnndred dollars, to assist
him in running his campaign down in
the ''shoe string" district, aud that
this is eno-j'a to unseat any man of
political beliefs iu opposition to the
organized bourlon of Mississippi. In
1583, Gen. Cuaimers was tliei demo
cratic candidate in that uistric:, and
was counted in. and seat down to
Washington to represent the people,
by exactly the same men, who' now
count him out and count in his rival,
Geo. Manning.
Ballot boxes in this Mi.ssiss:ppi dis
trict have been blown up, burned up
and ravished, in every conceivable way,
ti enthrone dam cr.i.j iu pj-ver; but
let it be shown that the republic-til
national committee have ineste.l a
little wealth down thrre to ena(.r a
mm of uerv, like (im. I'iiahip-is. to
hire a li;t;id jn I uj tke aimiivo.-iiiuuii
the colored jHpuUli'in. and at oncv
the hightoned sensibilities of the de
mocracy are shocked and outraged.
The IIekald cares nothing for states
men of the calibre of Chalmers, it is
the welfare of the Mannings we are
concerned about.
Frank Leslie's fopnlar Monthly.
The April number is already out tit'ed
with delightful reading and elegant em
bellishments. The cliroiuo presented
With it, "A JJaskct of Flowers, is a
gem. 'The Architectural Progress of
New York City,' the opening article.h:
iwelre illustrations of promiuent new
public and private buildings. ''The de
scent of the IhitWi Crown, b? A. II.
Guernsey; "Edinburgh, by Xoel Kuth
vpn. "Ion Ga.til)Ctti. 'Aoc ieut labor
ers and Princes of Grand Chimu and (
New Granada," etc., etc., are exceedingly
interesting and. pro.Wly illustrated, j
The serial. "The lieatitituU Counter ot
ClairTaie,''.!- catlii Jeiland ; hi-re ure
admirabl e h rt toi ic, !ietch-, adven
t iei. etc, " y ioj;dar lriter.-. eo.
Mer'.ditb, Geo. n'eathcriy, etc coolril
ate Dme excuKcnt imh.-iu, aod ihe mi
ecllaaeoui aiicles, paragraphs, tic,
abound with entertainment and inform.
tioD." There ure 123 pages' quarto, and
over 100 embellishments in each number
of this favoratc magiziiie; the price of u
feiugle copy in SJ.1 cents only, $3. a year,
postpaid. Ahlre. Mrs. Frank Leslie,
Publisher, 53. 5 anl 57 I'nrk Place, New
York.
The star route trials, now iu pro
gress iu the District of Columbia, are
a reproach and a displace to American
jui ispi ude..ce. Our courts of justice.
is a rule, aud those especially under
fedcial control aud influences have
heretofore stood high in the estimation
of the enlightened portions of tho
world where constitutional libeitj is
prized, and where constitutional safe
guards for the protection of the citi
zen in his person and property are ob
served and appreciated.
It has been one of the boasts of
American institutions, that our courts
of justice throw th'.e safeguards about
the person of the citizen, that render
hi in absolutely safe from danger by
persecution. We have been taught
that those sacred guarantee--, always
extend to, ami protect the citizen in
person and in property, and that
neither the one nor the other shall be
denied him until upon due trial it has
been shown that he has by violation
of law, forfeited that right to their
protection which is otherwise guaran
teed, and that tho presumption cf in
nocence is always accorded him until
the contrary appears by competent
testimony. iiut the whole course of
these trials in Judge Wy lie's court
seems to be conducted upon an entire
ly different theory.
The department of justice, from tiie
attorney general down to the lowest
detective iu its employ, seem to be or-
ganized in a boastful crusade to secure j chew tobacco; such onts miyht have a
the conviction of the accused which j slight chance; old bachelors bad bet
has assumed the shape of persecution ; ter keep at a safe distance if they
outside counsel have been employed at
fabulous piiees. and the dramatic
scenes of an Diigliah court of I he six
teenth century are revived and re
enacted. The character of the prosecution of
the juryman, Dickeuou, right iu the
presence of the ie-trial of this cause,
where the present juiy is brought un
der its immediate influence, and under
the threatening vengeance of an angry
government, is calculated, and doubt
less intended, as an agency and means
to assist in securing conviction, aud iu
the presence of which no accused can
he yuarantetd a fair and impartial
trial.
The action of the presiding judge,
his conduct towards the prisoners dur
ing the progress of the trial, his opin
ions of their guilt, always improperly,
and sometimes violently expressed, in
the presence of the jury his ruling,
for instance, upon the right of the de
fense to impeach the evidence of in
former Herdell his permission to the
government counsel upon argument,
as to the relevancy of testimony, to
bitterly and vindictively abuse and
traduce the prisoners at the bar, aud
all this in lh presence of the jury
which has to pass upon their guilt or
innocence, is an outrage in an Ameri
can court of justice, and is subversive
of those constitutional safeguards
which are intended to guarantee to
every man a fair and impartial trial.
If our readers will take the tiouble
to examine the famous trials reported
during the early part of the sixteenth
century, they can there see and under
stand the theory of our constitution
and laws in guaranteeing to the citi
zen a full, free and impartial hearing;
they will there understand the reason
a citizen of this government cannot
be put upon his trial for constructive
treason; they can there learn how citi
zens of Great Britain were tried, con
victed and murdered without a parti
cle of legal evidence being adduced
against them.
The trial aud conviction of Sir Wal
ter Raleigh 1603 is notably a case in
point where the vituperative elo
quence, the rancorous abu.e," of at.
torney general C :ke. destroyed that
good and useful man.
The guilt or innocence of these men
on trial can have nothing to do with
this branch of the case; they should
be fail ly tried and the grpater the
offense, or the moie distinguished the
individual is. the more careful the i
government ami her tribunals cf us- j
tice should hf. to see tii jt ibe coitstitu j
Monal libertirs T M.- eit:z -u e.ie j
li-'Pher T.-e.ikeiiel n r iit:jt:'i'ih'd. )
5 hive ('mrr New.
I hkkk GitovK. Mar-.h IS. lhS).
Th relapse of winter returned yes
terday, with a fearful north-wtst v ind
all day. probably this is one of Prof.
Wiggins' storms coming iu on the
homestsetch.it' it LJ, wy think he
came iu aboii. ten t ijs Lite.
The faru)-rs are making good use of
the fn-sc weather by breaking down
iheir stalks; some plowing has been
done Jbe past veek, bu no wheat
sov.ii 5 et that we know of; thp full
plowing is dry enough, but those who
want to sow whe:;t prefer to wait a
litlh; while buig-M- until tho ground
qui's f let zing.
The Daily 11ki:a:.i l.uu:; to hand a
few days ago, and e are well pleased
with its appearance; it is such a p.i-
pfr as the ieople needs, we (ind it to'
be a J-cven column pap-r chuck full of
locals and newsy items.
rratiK uai i iyan scnovi cosit on
last Thnirtl.i . wi.h iiiie a iiuiiibcrof
visilors vre!it l hear i.e. recitations
Mini so ce!ie iveii by Ihe scholars.
I!ev l.ooftiin row 'All j.reach his
annual qTirteriy conference 5ermon
to the Sabbath bchool two weeks from
yesterday, the first Sunday in April, at
3 p. in. He intends to organize a Sun-'
day school at the same time; there '
also will he a quartet ly meeting at the ,
brick school ioue, the second Sunday i
iu April, commencing 'ii Saluiday at
p. in.
F. M. Young Sr., is Hgain one among
the lucky ones that drew premiums at
the Omaha J'ch distribution held on
March 3d; this time he draws a silver
watch, those who want premiums, had
better hand the money to Mr. Young
and let him do th drawing. We heard
a subscriber to the Dee, remark the
other day that if he kept on sending
for the paper, that he would have
quite a library of I ooks bef.re long,
besides getting the paper to read to
boot.
Hill Case and his lady made a brief
call at our place of business one day
last week.
Dee Shrader's horsd got louse from
him Sunday night some where over
north, he wouldn't tell where, but we
guesse I. II was aiotind early before
sum ise Monday morning looking lor
him, and jusi in time to get this item
iu this week's Hkkai.u.
We heard the remaik made home
time ago by a friend, that it would be
an excellent idea for some fellow to
hunt up and find out who "Dig .sis''
is. with a view to ' matrimony, especi
ally such cold winlet.s as the present
has been. We wouldn't care very
much it" the fellov was a nice, genteel
young man, who owned a good farm,
and a nice buggy to ride around in,
and keeps his hair patted iu the mid
dle, with his boots and moustache
blacked up every Sunday, and his side
burns shaved oil close, v. ho don't
drink (they would be hard to hud
thoagh amnnd Three Giovts.) nor
don't want a nice job of sewing
j buttons on their coats and
trousers.
Liu, winter has passed and warm
weather is coming ami Dig Sis will
have to be Mimmered over until next
winter.
The IIekald made a mistake last
wek in printing the names of church
tiustfej", where it read John Allen, it
should havt: read Johnny Allison.
Uiu Sis.
B A Ki-,
John FitzuxkAi.D,
President.
A.
W. McI.AUOIlLlX,
CaMiicr.
FIRST NATIONAL
K PLATTSMOUTH. NKBKASKA.
OJT!rstlie very best facilities for the prompt
transaction of legitimate '.
BANKING BUSINESS.
Stock.. Iloiids. Cold. Cuverument aud Local
f?ecuritiiK nought and Sola, Deposits receiv
ed and interest allowed on tune Certifi
cate. Draft drawn, available in any
iurt os' the United Stales' aud all
the principal towne of
Europe.
Collections made & promptly remitted.
Highest market prices paid for County War
rants, State ai.d County Bonds.
DIRECTORS
John Kitzuerald
John li. ClarK.
A. li. Touzalin,
K. C. dishing.
lieo. fc Dovey.
v . k. w nite.
A. AV. Jlel-uujiHlIn.
Bank Cass County
Cotuer Main and Sixth Street.
PLATTSMOTJTI-I,
JOHN BLACK. President. I
J. M. PATTERSON, Cashier. (
Transacts a General Banking Business.
HIGHEST CASH PRICE
i'auljor County and City Warrants.
eOLLKCTIOXS SI AUK
and Diomptly remitted for.
DIRECCTOBS :
John Black. J. M.Patterson, C. II. Parmele,
K. K. Gulhmann, J. Morrissey, A. B. '
Smith. Fred Gorder. 611y
WEEPING WATER
E. Is. KEEP-, Tiesident.
li. A.GIBSON, Vice-President,
li. S. WILKINSON. Cashier.
A General Banting Business Transacted.
DEPOSITS
Kt-ctivetl. and Interest allowed on Time Certi
ficates. DRAFTS
Drnwn available in any part of the United
states :d all the principal citiea of Europe.
o
Agents for the celebrated
Hamirg Line of steamers.
CITY HOTEL.
TliU beautiful three story brick structure, on
lower Maid street, ha just been finished and
fitted up for the accommodation of
TRANSIENT CUSTOMERS.
AND
REGULAR BOARDERS,
EVERY THING NEW AND CLEAN
A Good Bar ,n eonne&JSSe7Itl1 tbe j
27'fv .. FRED GOOS, Propr. i
m
n
MAWE MGfrVJEUD 'IT CD
Blake's Bnilding, up Stairs,
Where thev are da
ceivinga
PIECK GOOOS 4 SUITINGS.
We also wish to infrrm the citizens of I'lattsmoulh that we have made
arrangements for
Dying, Cleaning Repairing
On nhort notice, and warrant satisfaction.
ttk&&Zi)M SMESIi BROS.
The Finest Pressed
THE STATE,
n a ar m v a v
Orders received for any quantity
and tilled in a satisfactory manner.
Those contemplating to build
should examine our work, the
quality of our bricks and prices.
Yard, in rear of Bonner Stable,
Plattsmouth, Nebraska.
A COMPLETE LlftlE
-OF-
J. G,
Everything haiul-nnule ami
NEXT DOOR WEST
Cass County
J
WAYMAN & KIR1JY,
Piatt sinoxi tli .
M ANU FA CTURFJUS OF
BOI1L1EII1S,
IRON FRONTS, HOUSE COLUMNS.
AND CASTINGS.
Our facilities for heavy work in Columns ami CVstiags for Bu.:ine.sr Houses are
not surpassed in the State.
jiALiiiAi-. nii .ai in Ait i an Kin-is.
tor ail classes or work in ;.n.
raironi.'' ..etini: k:i i!:aii:;::u tin ii,'.
i'reiiit and tiine.
Partiva i.ini.liiic i.i -.ny .:ui .1 the h:atc-
)Mr Km
March 11th. ly-.
HEROLD and SON
S 11
desire to, state to
tlicy-havc moved
Jiotions9 lJoots9
nishing goods to
formerly occupied by J. II. Cox.
A full
STALLS, T'jfi.l-TCY
will be kept at theold stand. We
would be pleased
customers and many new ones.
Wc will keep a PTTEIJ line ofi. itls than we were t'onnerlv en
aided to.
. , n i ill).
v VU LU
' III
I7
complete line of all kinds of
t it it k i
warranted. Call in ami set? us.
TO THE LATE FIRE.
Iron Works
Propr's.
ENGINES,
i7ur -Miiclonc bKon i? iuiiy e;uijj.eo
u e liiiiiiirulc ali ca.-teru ; nets, avin
j-hi uld write :'r oi u-:u.s of castings
PLAT I'S.M OUT 1 1, XKU.
the public that
their Dry Ooods
and Grant's Fur
their store room
line of
chocle:
ITS - -1
to see all our old
And Tinners' Stock
OF ALL KINDS
FOR SALE BV.
ST. LOU IS, MO
Duke.
BR
SADDLERY
SON
J. LEVY,
Will BUY and SELL all kinds of
FURNITURE,
METALS,
IRON,
RAGS
AND
FURS'
Will advance money on all
SALABLE GOODS,
on lower Main street,
Ojyosite The Old Ihtke Building.
Plattsiuouth, Feh. 1st, 18:5 4Ctf.
0 8 H
low
V h r -1-
P 3 b
CO
JASON STREIGHT,
(MacreHHur to Ntreisht JL Jliller.)
MAXUKACrCHKM OK
FINE i HEAVY HARNESS.
A lure :in: of
Saddles Bridles, Collars. Whips &c.
always In stock.
Repairing of all kind neatly done tin
sort native.
Main Street, betveen Fourth aud Fifth.
O. M. STHEHJHT, BiiKineH Manager.
CHAS.Simmovs. M"cliaincal Manager. 7'f
NEW
Ftu?? storE
HARRIS & UNRUH,
HARRIS & UNRUH,
IKAJ.Ki:s;JN
FURNITURE t COFFINS,
ami all kindt" of ;ii'ls usually kept in a
4 &f &Jtteh ii
l -m .- A-SlU J..5 A.
FIIt :i.AfH I'MtXITl'RRKTOKK
Also, very eoi.iplete cte:k cf Funeral Jooi1.h.
Metallic&WoGienCofflns Casiets,Rolies
LMBLtMS, 4C
Our Kew and elegant liearse in alwayn in
reaiiiiioss.
Hi-member the t)'ace, in UNION
JRLOCK, on Sixth Street, TWO
Doors sonth of Cass Coun
ty Hank.
Whear we may he found nixht or day.
HARRIS & UNRUH,
24M3 ' I'l.ATTSMOUTH. NF.R.
MIKE SCHNELLBACHER,
ttlVKS.mdlTH
HOUSE skoeim: &
va(;on
l:F.I'AIltING.
All ImH of Farm unpleiaents Mcnficn will
-
Neatisnst and fispalcli.
11 Ol V A V- J -. uliVVlll
In sLiort, we 11 shoe anything that hf
four feet, from a Zebra to a Giraffe,
Come and see us.
a Fitth S between Main and Vine Street:
ust across e corner from th ;. kw IIPi:AL
OKFlf.K. '.i-y
R08hT DONNELLY'S
AlTD
BLACKSMITH
SHOP.
Wagon, Buggy, Machine awl Plow re
pairing, and general jobbing
I aJii now prepared ro do all kind of repairing
viimiiKiuuuuiFr iiiacniuery. as mere
is a good lathe iu my s!iop
PETER RAUKN.
The old Reliable Wastm Makes
has taken clrue of the we.gou shoo.
He U well knoAU as a
NO.-I V.'OKK.MAX.
New H'asu and BKjrirM made I
- Order. .
SATISFACTION OUAIlANTKEii.
if if
rCENDALUS)
TiikMomt Sire itHMrci. Hkmkhv ever
cuviril It ! ilalil In tit rlli-el- ami
nut l.ll-ler; AIh.i r!lnl l.r liliinau ll-n
KKAI ntOOK IIKMlW.
FROM COL . T. FOSlKIl
YuiuiKtAii. oiilo. May lot li. :.
It. .1. Kendall & Co.. UriiU :-'Hd a v-iy val
uable i.aint!etinirtii eidl which I .ll u eiy
lUKhly. he had a laiK'1 IhvIu lu one Ji.Uil
and a Hiunll n the cither. hlrh iimUo
hint very lain ; 1 had him uudel Hip eliai, e i.f
two veterinary nurjeoni who failed t euie
him. 1 v.n. one day readlnir the advert lemeiit
o Kendall'H Hpavfii l ure in Ihe L'hleaK' I ;
liie-H, 1 deteamined at onve to try II. and oul
driiKKltn here lieut for II. they ordered three
bottle. I took them all and thought I would
Ulve It a thoroiiKh tilal.l imedllt neeordlnj: lo.li
reet Ion uud the fourth day the eolt tensed to
be lame, and the lump" had disappeared. I
used but one bottle uud the eolt llnil are u
free from Iiiiiimi aud a niiiootli a any borne in
the mate, li l entirely rureri. 'ihrfiire v.au
to remarkable that I let two ol my neighbor
have the remaiuliiK two bottle v.bO are now
uslnif it. . ..
Very KeHpeelliiliy.
I,. T. ro.S'lKK.
Kendall's Spavin Cure
fX HUMAN FLKNll.
I'atten1 Mill". N. V.. Feb. at. 1HVH.
II. .1. KKNIiAl.l.&Co.. Cent :- The liaitlcu
lareaxe on whleh I used your Kendall HpaVln
uiv wa a malignant ankle Npralii of hlxteeti
m.intliH ittiiiidiiiK. 1 bud tried many lliliik". but
in vain. Your Snavlu 'ure put lb Iot to Ilie
Kiound attaiu. and lor the uil tune Mne !.
In a natural position. For a lamlly liniment It.
excell anything we eer UHi-d.
Yoiir truly,
KF.V. M. J". I5KIX.
fastorof AI. K. ( hunh, l'utlen Mill. N. V
Send addn-K for lllimtraled Circular, whleh
we think i?tve poitlvn proof of It Virtue. o
remedy has ever met with ciu-h uuiiualllied
siiceh, to our knowledge, for beaM as well a
man. . ...
Price $1, per bottle, or Mx bottle for i.V All
OriinjlM have It or run let It lor you. or it
w ill be cent Ui any addre-.rt on receipt of l h e
by the proprietor. IH. II. .1. KliXll.MXilO.
Knm-biiru Falls. Yt. J
SOM) HY 41,1, iinffj;isrs
A CoMOfl-ScnsB Humcdy.
SALICYLICA.
IV tnoi' Illirniu:if Imiii, Cutif or
!Vfiil-iilIa.)
Immediate Relief Warranted.
Permanent Cars Gniraateil
Five ititr titUllilMirtl ami nrrrr hiinii'n l fall
in a tingle, cunt , actilr. or chrimlf. ttrftr to nil
jiiominriil jihiKUimm uml lrnuiit )ir Ihf.
t(tiillnj 1 Sttlu uUra.
SEBRET1
TI1K ONLY IHSSOI.VKK OF TI1K POISON'
OFS CKIf A'l l WHiril KXIS1S IN I11K
m.ooi of uukcmatk: am ;ofiv pa-
TiF.NlS.
HAMCYLK'A I" known a a eoiiiinon
KeiiMe remedy, becaime it ft Tike dincily at Ihe
eaune of Kheuuiatl"iii. Cout arid N uralKla,
wliile ho many so-called Kpeelllc and eiippoecd
panacea only treat locally the ell eel".
It ha been eoi led by eminent scientist
lliat outward application, "'"'h a rni' l i
with oiln. oliitmeiit. liuime-it. and othin :
lotion will not eradicate thexe disease woicli
are the result of the poisoning of the blood
with I'ric Acid.
NAUCYMCA work with tnarv-loin ef
feet on this acid ami so remove Ihe dtfordcr.
It is now exclusively used by all celebrated
physician of America and Kurope. Highest
Medical Academy of Pari report !6 per cent
cured iu three day.
that HAU(!YMr t is a certain core for
KHELMATISM. (iOL'T and NKIIKAl.OI A.
The most intense pain? aie sulidued almost in
stantly.
;ive it a trial. Kelief ;'ii;u anted or money
refunded.
'i liousiinds of teftlinoiiials Kent on applica
tion.
91 a Pox. ; iioxcH lay
Sent free by mail on receipt of money.
ask Yot:i: i)Hi ;iisT fou it.
Hut 1o not be deluded into taking Imitation"
or subctitutew. or something reeiiimiende a
"jusi as (food !" I:i-ist on t''e genuine with the
name of WASH 151.' UN K CO.. on each box,
which is guaranteed cheinically liure UHdcrour
xiKiiature. an indisdeiiHible ieiuislte to Injure
succefM in tiie treatment. Take no other, or
send to us.
Wubburne & Co., Fropiietoif.
27 Ilroadwav. cor. Keade St.. NKW YOitK.
Fits, Kpilepsy,
CH
FALLING SICK X ESS,
I'ermantlv Cured No llmiibiiz-bv one Month's
linage of Dr. Ooulard'M Celebrated lufallible
r it Powder, lo convince fiinerer that thee
Powders will do ail we claim for tlieni. we will
Hend them by mail, post paid, a Free '1 rial box.
A Dr. Oarland is the only Physician t hat haa
ever made lliin disease a special study, and a
to our knowledge thousands have been per -manetly
cured by the ue of thece J'ov.ders.W
will KiiarHiitee a" permanent cure iu every ease,
or refund you all money expended. Ali suffer
ers should' give these powder" an early trial,
and lie convinced of their curative power.
Price, for luie Hoxe, sn.Mu, or I l$oxe lor 810.
Sent l.y mail to any part of the t'uited Stales,
or Canada, on receipt i f piiees.or by expre.
C. O. I. Ad-lies-".
A-ff & KOP.III.NS.
M FulUui St., Ilrooklyn. X.
Dec. 'tli. 4ltjv.
Notice to Physicians.
Notice U hciebv iclven that bid will be rc-
rcceivcil at the oliice of ihcCoiinrv l.'lerk, up to
noon of the 2d day of A pi ij. IsMl.orlhe med
ical at.eiulaiiee and iuriiiflniii; of medicine
for county charge and inmate of county
I'oor Iloii-e and Jail for one vear. The Com-
missionei iecrve the rieht to reject any or all
bid. JJy uier of County Commissioner.
Witnes- mv hand and official seal, thl Tfto
day of Mnrch. IXks J. W. Jkn.M.;h.
wr,it;j loimiy l leiK.
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