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,TIIK DAILY J 1 1
:itALl PLATTSJ
rSMOUTII, NKliUASKA, jMOXDAV, NKt'TKMl'Kli 1L ls7.
ulljc pioitsmoull) Dailij Ucrattr.
XZL JtST O T T 3 T3 O 3.,
"Publishers St Proprietors.
A SiiliMliitiy IJciii: i, lit iZ u(h
tvood litillKfg.
Tho "Secret of Success."
(wkivit.n' nut li 1 1 1 ; i ; a i . i i:y mi;
"sJM.C IAI..")
II II) business I should "I.,
Ami tin- times wrw hard .-1 1 1 1 1 i.v,
I'll l:tki: :t jl;ui almighty a ise.
Ami in Hi;; III. km. n advertise.
Into busbies I will go,
Aii'l if tin; times :nc hard and slow.
111 take ;i plan almighty w ic,
Ami iu the lli.n.i.i :iilvi lti.-r.
Into business I have gone,
Allil Iliy trade begins with dawn.
All lliis because I was so wise
Ami in the IIi.iiai.ii advertise.
Day by day iiiy wall. t grows,
Year by year my cup oYrllows;
All tllis i;i (llK; in every wis;;
To Hie place win re I uilvei li.se.
Now I'm old. ami rieli. and gray,
Ami take delight as I say
Tlie secret of my success lies
111 the faet that I advertise.
So to you young man. I say,
It your In: iness does dot pay.
Fly to tit- Hi. i:am with an ail
Ami you will soon Ik: rich ami glad.
I'lease notify us if you do not get
flit; Daily Hkuajk.
Miss .Mason is visiting' her sister,
Mrs. (J to. I louse worth.
The Detroit Vr r Yev.v and Hi:ne.i.i
four mouths for '10 cents.
If you do not receive' th'; D.wj.y
II::i:ai,i report at fho ollice.
Staling AVa.v nt Warrick's I)ni
Slure- l0t-w!t '
J. V. Week bach returned Sunday
morning from his trip to St Louis.
S. I. Mallow ay and w ife and daught
er spent Sunday in Pacific Junction.
Mrs. Lissic Hunt returned from a
visit to Council Jiiuffs andOmah.i vc-ter-day.
I Job IJallancc is erecting a nice re
sidence on tin- corner of i;;h and Marble
streets.
Writing and drawing hooks only
3 0c, at Warrick's. dCtu It. "
Mr. J. ('. Fisher arrived in the city
last Saturday and w ill spend a week with
friends.
-10 cents will pay for the Wi-lki.y
Mi:i:.w.i and Detroit Fn p,ss for four
months.
Miss Lyda Patterson leaves this
evening for Kvenston, III., w here she goes
to attend college.
We ask our subscribers to he patient
-with us a few d:i-s till the carrier hoys
learn their routs.
There are several hcgs in the first
ward that m-cd the undivided attention
of the pound master.
Mr. Will J. -Warrick expects his
father C.-n. M. Warrick here the last of
the week to visit him.
Warrick will take good secondhand
hooks in exchange for' anything in his
1Illc- clOtwlt.
Mrs. May Kennedy and daughter
Nellie returned from Omaha Saturday
evening;, where they had been on a teii
days visit.
The llncst line of photograph and
autograph alliums also-scrap b;;oks in
the city at J. I Young's, at prices to de
fy eompetion.
. We are under obligations to W. Ik
Dorrington, secretary of the Nemaha
Valley District Fair association for a
complimentary ticket to the fair at Falls
City, opening Sept. J'J and closing Sept.
30.
Warrick ha? a very large stock of
school hooks, slates, pencils etc., and
will make it to vour interest to conn tare
i
his prices with others he fore you buy.
dtiwtlt.
Every business man in Plattsniouth
should at once make arrangements to
make a display of his merchandise at the
county fair which commences Tuesday,
September the 20th and closi s on the 23rd.
Call on the See"y and secure your space
in the floral hall.
--Warrick is giving away rulers,
sponges, cards etc., witli every sale of
school books. dOtwdt.
W. J. lliss.r returned from the Oma
ha fair Saturday evening, lie raked in
his usual number of ' first premiums, on
llar.t3, ducks, leghorn chickens, fruits,
etc. He was accompanied by a frit ml
Mr. Younger, of (Jeneva, Fillmore county
who was also au exhibitor at Omaha.
Fillmore county's fruit took lirst prises
and Mr. Younger" s share amounted to
about $100. They left yesterday morn
ing for Lincoln where they will again be
competitors.
Warrick's is. the place to buy School
Books and School supplies. Largest stock
andjowest prices. 23-0t
Bceck iv: IJirdsrdl have just received
a large stock of boots and shoes, call and
see them.
Wall Paper New stock justrecived
ei Warrick's. dot-wit
Subscribe lor the IIuhai.k.
Send ns notice of all parties.
Council meet:; in regular session to
night. Ask your neighbors to take the Dai
ly Hi. km.i.
I'lne-r Diummoiid left for Itapaha
this morning.
C, A. Woosley, of Weeping Water,
is attending court .
-Stewart Li vug-tow went on a o
journ to Denver this morning.
We a L our friends to send us all
items ni any interest what"ver.
We ask our friends to s nd us all
the news it' ins they can pick up.
If you have a friend eonr: to visit
you wiile it on a postal card and mail it
to us.
The Daii.t 1!i.;:i,i delivered for
1 "i;t s. a week, sub-crib;; for it.
Subseribij for the Wi.kki.y IIkualo
and send it olT to your friends.
Remember .J. I'. Young sells school
hooks and supplies. and will save your
mom-y in that line for cash.
-It. M. Swindell, an old resident of
Plattsniouth, but now of Oxford, Neb.,
arrived in the city this morning.
Walter Cul forth of Louisville, w ho
Is a candidate lor county commissioner
is in town today and called on us.
- If any who are taking the We !:
i.y Hi-.k.m.d, wish it slopped on ac
count of the Daily please call and
notify us.
-Ceo. J. Chatburn arrived from Sioux
City Saturday evening, and took his
lace as principal of the high school this
morning.
-The Ladies Aid Society will meet at
:! o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the re
sidence of Mrs. Parks, on ;!rd St., be
tween Main and Vine.
Pbitt.-n outh Circulating Library at
Warrick's Drug Store 1 per year, 2V
per month. 1 & w 'It.
You can b.iy your sheet music at
Phil. Young's for 10e.. saving from 50
to r per cent, on each piece. Over
oUOO pieces in stock.
Judge Kussell this morning issued a
marriage lic ns..; t o Mr. II. D. Shay and
Miss Liliie May Civmiuer, from above
iilmwood.
Miss McCaw, of Corning. Ia., who
is at present visiting in our ritj sang a
pleasing solo in connection with the
.Methodist services last evening.
Mrs. Ada C. Hitenbender the lady
lawyer of Lincoln, is in the city attend
ing court, she is looking after her case
of Christiana E. Hendrickson vs. Allen
Lees n and Alii.' it N. Sullivan.
We-are informed that Mr. T. II.
Phillips will open up a fine stock of hoots
and shoes id cut the l."ith of the month
in Mr. Carruth's jewelcry store.
Last Thursday was the 1 8th aniver.-a-ry
of th? m ir;i-tge of Mr. and ?Irs. J. C.
Kikcnbary. and a few of their friends
called and spent a very enjoyable even
ing with than.
liev. W. P. Alexander was -10 years
old last Friday so about T.O of his friends
plotted, a surprise against him, which he
took in the best of nature, and all came
away wishing him '10 more birthdays a
plcsant as the past.
All our ladies .should be looking into
the matter of special premiums offeree
by our ia;r association. lucre arc many
nice premiums open for competition and
there should be no lack of entries in the
dilfercnf depa-rtmcnts. lhe secretary
will gladly furnish you with a premium
list.
The street car company is laying soft
pine ties along Main street. They are
expected to last about a month, the
Journal guesses. Jmirunl.
It is a good thing that the Journal
just guessed, it had best guess again then
go off and hide. The street car company
did not nor is not hiving pine ties on
Main street, it has Ccedar ties and they
will last nearly as long as any other kind
of wood that can he had. The local
scribe must have been tied up or tied
down when he wrote the article.
Last Fridry evening the Y. L. II. K
A. gave another one of their delightful
socials at the residence of J. V. Wee!
bach. Tlie entertainment was musical-
vocal and instrumental. The Misses
Weckbach. Young, McCaw, Oliver and
Mr. Derrick taking pnrt. There was a
fair attendance and all seemed to enjoy
themselves. After refreshments those
who choose engaged in n pleasant hop.
The street car company has obstruct
ed the rond on Washington Ave. by 1 ly
ing their track on top of tho ground, a
part of the way they have laid their track
in the middle of the road and then dug
a ditch on each side to procure dirt to
till up on the inside thus obstructing the
public highway so that teams cannot pass.
They should bo n ; le to put the ties
down in the ground sy that teams could
cross the track at any place that the
driver wished to, without hr aking his
wagon. There are a great many com
plaints coming in and the council should
make them put the trick down in the
ground as soon as possible.
For insurance call on Windham
or Onv'cs. Over Dank of Cass Co.
I tf.
Ceo. Maylield, of the Louisville
OI:ni j n ', came in this morning. He
seemed to have his eye on the court
room
i
Don't fail to goto Phil. Young's for
your school books, supplies and station
e: v. Ice cold soda water; also the best
" cent, cigars, and the finest Cheroot
Cigar?, -"i for 10 cent.-. Peanuts from the
New Steam Peanut lloaster.
---Mrs. Ilamlolph. the famous fortune
teller, will ici.iain iu the city till Oct.
Those who wish to have their fortune
told i.iu.it call this month. Ileiib-nce on
Lbii street between Tenth and lilveiith.
No f i tunes I old on Sundays. X!'i--l.
We have this day reduced the price
of lead (best brandj ooe., per hundred
lb-;., lins'-ed oi! oc, per gallon, mixed
paint 10c, per gallon. On account of
our large purchases at reduced rates we
an; able to make these changes. Allow
us to make you prices when in need of
a ny kind ol paint.
W. J, Yv'AltltH K.
Plattsniouth, Neb.
.Sept. 2 H7. dCt wit.
Mr. dishing, an engineer on the
li. iv M., while crossing the bridge late
Saturday night last with a freight train,
was struck over his left eye with a piece
of iron thrown from the outside, inllict
ing an ugly gash. It is thought the
piece was thrown by some person
who was standing on the bridge as it
came with considerable force.
People who have homes to insure
should remember that the old yKtua,
Hartford, Pho-nix, Queen of Liverpool,
Western, Niagara and Traders of Chica
go are among the leading companies of
the world. Call on II. 15. Windham or
John A. Pavies oyer Bank of Cass Co.
li.
J. W. D.aneese of Lincoln, T. B.
YtTison of Ashland, Geo. S. Smith and
"Jeilge" Julius S. Coolev of Omaha, C
L. Woosely of Greenwood, Oniric
Woodruff of Gh-uwood, B. It. Wooley
If. 1). Travis and J. II. Iloldcman of
Weeping YVsitcr, T. C. Wood of Ham
burgh, Iowa, and Seth Boekwell of L u-
isyille a:vthe foreign attorneys in attcn
dance at con; !; today.
Lead, Oil, Varnishes, Brushes Arc. at
Warrick's good goods and low prices.
d'it-wj t
Children's Day.
Wednesday, Sept. x?tst has been set
a.-ido for children's dav at our county
fair. On this dav all children under 10
years of age will be admitted free. Our
public schools will close for that day
giving an opportunity to attend. Let
all turn out end make this a grand gala
d ay for the little ones.
State Fair Notice.
To enjoy the sights at Lincoln, on
leaving Plattsniouth 'you w ill please sup
ply yourself with Pcppcrbcrg's tine Bud's
."c. cigars. By so doing you will avc.id
paying high prices for common eastern
cigars such as are usually sold at state
fairs. Budd's cigars for sale only by
first class cigar dealers at Plattsniouth
and Cass aountv towns also throughout
this state. l-
Sis Sales.
As we were going our rounds to-day,
we dropppd into Mr. Warrick's store an 1
found that he had sold this summer
about (i tons of lead, 17 bbls., of linseed
oil, 1; tons of kalsomine and 10,000
rolls of wall paper which weighs about
5 tons. These probably are the largest
sacls ever made iu Plattsniouth in so
short a time.
ANOTHER RISE.
Heavy Rains in tho Northwest
Caused a boom in the P-flissouri.
Yesterday afternoon and evening all
who were at the depot were agaiu sur
prised to notice the river rising rapidly.
At 0 p. m. the bars opposite the depot
were entirely submerged and trees and
drift-wood were sailing by. It is only a
week since the Piatt rose so suddenly on
account of rains in the western part of
the state. Tllis time the rise was occa
sioned by heavy rains north of Sioux
City, which occurred last Thursday. At
noon to day the river marked nine feet
above low water mark and seemed to be
stationary.
Reunion Notes.
MeC-.mihie Post took the p i.e banner
tor having the largest number of men in
line The Nebraska Soldiers association
de;ted II. B. Livingston president, II. C.
MeM iken secretary and J. W. Johnson
treasurer.
The also appointed a commttee to
make all the necessary arrangements as
to the time, and place, for a reunion of
the Nebraska soldiers. ,
The committee is as follows: John
M. Thayer, Lincoln: R. B. Livingston,
Plattsniouth; Jos. E. Hill, Clarinda,
Iowa; James Cailihon, Lyons; Fred Behm
Omaha; James I. Shaw, Adams; John G.
IIcss, North Platte; John M. Brocknian,
Iluraboldt: John L. Goss, Bcllevue.
There was BJi) men enrolled; this is
more than double tho number that has
ever come out before.
Fast horccs in the speed rieg and a
good flNplay by our merchants will go
far to drawing good crowds each day
of the fa Jr.
This morning th.-,
were tried and fined
Judge .Mathews' court.
plian drunks
;. and coMs in
Being unable
pay tle-y were sent back to j iiL
The street railway w ill be eo;s;p it t d
as far as the laying of t lie r.:iis by Wed
le -day, from hh and Main str-.-et lo tin
lair grounds ami ".-i 1 1 ry place, l t:e t
week will be in operation it adj for the
st reel cars.
The track has b;-en put in exeelh n t
condition and all tic: huildim-s
on the fair ground put in good
repair; the stalls are renovated, mid she
weather permitting our fair will be a
success.
Uem.-mber tlie minstrel show at tie
opera house to-morrow night, it w ill I e
the Inst niin.tr:! entertainment ever
visited our city, consisting of all new
specialties. S .-cure your seats now at .1.
P. Young's
Weather Indications.
For Nebraska: Threatening weather
with rain, ri.-ing foilow.d by falling
temperature, fresh to brisk southerly
winds, increasing in force and becoming
variable.
For Iowa: Warmer, threatening weath
er with rain, light to fresh southerly
wiims, increasing 1:1 lorce ana incoming i
variable.
For Dakota: Local i;ti ii- follo.vcd by
cooler, fair weather, light to fresh winds,
beeourng northerly.
Tliis afternoon about two o'clock a
street fraeus occurred in front of John
son's hardware store. It seems there has
been legal trouble, between Mr. J'it.gc raid
and Arthur Hobinson. a plasterer, over
some; money matter, and M. A. Ilartigan
is Fit.gvrald's attorney. The matter is a
standing one and Mr. Itobin.-on feared an
attempt was Icing made to beat him oiu
of some money. This belief ld him to
u-:e some boistrous languege- iu Mr. il.ir
tigan's presence, which augend him so
that h ; drew a revolver and assaulted
Mr. UobiuM-n, striking him on tie-mouth
and head causing blood to flow f.-c-jy.
It seems the hy-stand'-rs scparai -d thi m
and Mr. H.ntigan repaired 1o the court
room to attend his cases, w hile Booin-on
had his head, doctored. Mr. Bobinson
said he would swear out a warrant again-1
Mr. Ilartigan charging l.im with a---;u't
with intent to kill but at last recounts
no L'gal steps had b-- n t ikin.
Court Jottinss-
Tn the case of Stat ; of Xehra-k.i vs.
Elward Coolev, the. def u d ml was
charged with assault w'th intent to kill,
ili made a ilea of guiby of a-.-ault and
h -ittery, which was acccph d. lie was
fined -f-10 and costs, which were paid.
St ite of Nebraska vs. Jai kson PiersoiL
Phad not guilty. J. I). Strode was as
signed as his counsel,
Frank MeOaun who as united marshall
M-ilick the BJlh of June, plead guilty to
assault and battery and was lined -e'lOar.d
costs. Being unable to pay he was re
turned to jail.
John Burns, of YVccping Water, and
who trio l"to jump bail hist Saturday. an 1
was arrested on his way to Lincoln, 'was
chaeged with burglary in company with
Mr. Kennedy. Their ease was submitted.
Albert Pine plead guilty to feloiv-otis
assault and his trial was set for Friday
morning.
Our Public Schools.
The schools opened this morning ".vhh
teachers all in their .laces and as it was
a bright morning the rooms were all !i!h d i
with bri'eht children and 1'i'of- Dr
mondandthe teachers have been kept !
busy all de.v assigning the children to
-
tluir proper grades.
Jliss May Laihrop is principal of tie;
iirs: ward and has OS seholais 1 eiug C!t
more than she has seats for but us soon
;is the room can be properly graded 2s of
these wbl be removed to another room.
M'ss Tucker is her a-sistant
ar.i
lias
scholars and this will be raised to
10
this afternoon,
Miss Fultncr is in charge of the a. eon.l
ward; slie Icis 71 scholars but :j 1 of tln.se
will be rcmoyed this afternoon. This
b'.iiMing is some what crowded.
Miss cjamnson teaches the vrest third v. eird
siie has about 30 scholars. Ka.-t fourth
ward. Miss Margarci Seepherd is teacher.
she has oO scholars.
"West fourth ward, Miss A. Kilhoenc-k
and Miss Maud Faxon teachers with 07 i
pupils enrolk-vl. I
In the High School building Mhs j
- '-,, 0 . i
una Murphy teaches room n". 1 with 2'
1 !
holars. Miss Amelia Yallery occupies
V
room no. '2 with 31 scholars, MissKcrney
teaches the cast third ward ir. room no. 3,
she has 5-S scholars. .Miss May IJus.sTl
occujues no. 4 witiioS children, no. o i
occupied by Miss Addie Searl with 40
scholars. There ara 31 scholars in roem
no. 0, Miss Sehulof. teacher. No. 7 is
oceujied by Miss Eit i Searl; this room
will have above 3d scholars. Miss S aff
ord occupies no. 8 with 37 scholars.
Miss Alice Wilson has r,4 scholars and
occupies no. 10. Miss Hues and 02
scholars occupy no. 11. Miss Gas.s has
33 scholars and teaches in room no. 12.
Geo. Chatburn, priiuipll of the High
School occupies no. L! with :.'' siholars.
The schools an; all crowded ;ind even
after they an; all graded lie- looms uill
be Well tilled The room will ! 'C So ar
i.tligid that each teacher will hac about
toity pupils and the teai heis in the pri
in o'y gi'.nl-s w 1 11 oe given ample linn
for thorough teaching. Ci.u Wii.son.
- Last Saturday i vt nidg Mr.-idi.dl Ma
I.Ck ami oiiieer J- il oa! i eel. al i i n ; -l ei I i.
arrest thr. e drunks by Illake.-; . : 1 . . . 1 1. 1 ! i
men resi.-t-'d and in the scinhe that, i i
.lUi-ii .Mr. Malicii wai thrown a e'b;.-!
jilato g lass window o f t lie adj ning sin i
store with such violence that he cra-hed
imoii'.-n a. .v i.igiiiiUl g.isii was ii m
the leit arm. tie: bone b. ii.-g luid bare
for the distance ol an inch or two. Mr.
Malick sa s the pain was ti liible for
an hour or so but the wound wa .
jiropeily cared for and Mi. Malick is
able to he about, but hi-arm is very son.-.
The men were finally lo Ige.l iu jail.
A cruel Assault.
This afternoon Mai-ii.dl W. II , Ma
lick and oiiieer John fit .pat rick w-n
called to the residi nee- ol a Mr. Mason,
of Iliil ing -tow n, v, ho wiirki in tiie ie
air shops. Itappiars that Mr. Mason
has I iei n sick for some time ami for th-:
I
t week the doctor lets d..ubti.d his l'e
coverv.
Ir. Mrc-v.n-.' broiher d sired to
tr
liiill to ill -
otherVs u-itil le : -hoiihl
u io er and ; a ; going to do so, wlen
the wile of the sick man in came greatly
emagi.'l and declared some on-won I !
die if l.er hnsbaud vee not h ft wit'i
her, :ii; r 1 ill her anger sim jumped upon
her iiu-band's biea-t, j'.oiinding hi le ad
again.-1 Gie ! l t;o.-t aiid was biuleally
ass.ti:!i ing him.
ibip was sent for end on th" arrival of
the oiiie.-rs M r.s. Mar-en made iioi'eis
and is raid to have made an ll'
to obtain a
!y.:r conceal al
ai'ouu
tie.
bed. but the oliieers Were too quick
for her and took tin; sick men to hi.-mother'.-,
''"-us far uo arre.-ts have hi en
made.
Plattsniouth Markets.
l i 'i:.sn.M uv w. n. ncw i.i.i. .
(ii.
1 :
in:iln.
tel.iher
V.'heet Ni
( 'orn,
( )ats.
17.
1'2.
Barley,
10.
I'oge
Cattle.
; !.:-!.
1. 00.
mai;ki:'is.
s'l.OOr
e Iiic.:o
Cattle Bstimafed receipts, I, ",00 head.
The market was strong; he-.-vc-i, :.';.
.1.00: cows. s;.00ve.::-00: stoekersiil.".'':'-,
:i.0).
Hogs Kstinuit( 1 receipts. 1 0,000 head,.
Market weak; light, grades, is.-,. 1 00 :,. 1 0;
rough packing, ."-"'."0 ' o.-jO; heavy pack
ing ai d shipping, So.'j'.iO o.OO.
Si'icji Estimate.! receipts, 0,000 head.
Mark; t linn; common to choice uatly;
Z'-UiO&j. I.-'O; lambs, s'o.'2-i: e-"i.".
The 3hi-s. jirohibitionists held
convention at Worcester.
stab
Money is beinif r-tise l hi T'eml
d f.
or
the iciief of tiie Ex'-te:
bill will be i;itroiiu-"ed
rci;ulat:ne' tlieater lire is
sr.,'r'' ro;e and ;
into coiiiiiicn.
a;e.--.
Players of V. im! Iiistrc.meiits.
ine n.rmii'jr m vme.i j layers of whvl in
strument-? keep their lip i.msi-l'.a liirdcii'.d
often trceitv s e;;ri.ity. This L t,;;y attaiii'.t!
by ca:ste.::t ir.aetio;-, an.J;t!:o i.iorc :v.':ily
a ix-i-former j.Iays th-j moA; praeti-eo i .i.ced-jit
to i:eci Li.ji up to th-j mai-i:.
ilany jioi formers on wind instruments, a?il
es.eci Stly cornetiats, frcuc-ntSy 1 &j CT.nt.ro;
over tLo i:;u.sC-1ls of the-.'r naiths end 'arc
afi'-eted by v.Iiat ik!io;v:i
"fi-.
eihp.''
to an
In tiii; car:
the lip fcometi::
enormoxis size, and ia wsany Jnstncc. the-i,e-r-
lui'K"!' is gi.;i;cu to ta:;e a teim.-erarv n-st
from iiiayine;.
Too natehsni'.iii!: is also bad foriar-lipv, as
ii makt-s tLem dry and fever; a. 'bi!e the
use of too uracil li.juor won!.!, t,i course, be
bad for any erf orn:.. r, yet v hen used in
ci-yleratioii it tometime-s has u bt-ne-fieial
e-iT-.ct upon the playing. This is e-s-pe-eiaUy
true when a very heavy programme is lvn-derc-J.
2'ew Voi i: Joun;al.
Ialloons f-r :i Military Sc5:i;l.
Two Ic'locns Lave been puwlia.Hd f- r the
military teh-jel at Tali
in, C!;h.n. 'J'he l;:r." r
oiv is cap:.!.; ; ci ho. hn.ir;
I'f :!;'.:!-, and tho small .-r ti.i
:ty (,: sVfi.tv
; er-An
i:;stu:e:er tas
ai:d, t-.ftv.i- livi
d ready arrived :it Ti.;.t.-.:n,
mouths' ! I'aetieo. trial tri! s
will 1.0 la.-ele. TLe-e Lai
.is are :-ui i t-j have-
been L'oa!ju in oil"..!. u', and i ...- arc- t.iu.l
iar to these whi.h very u.-.d ".m icjj tho late
J-Yauco-Ge-rman war. Chieaj-o I'eivs,.
Italy's Abi si:.ian JJspedition.
The Italian govcrr.riicr.t will Lave 30.-
i 000 trooris in Abvs.-ini.i 1 v the T.,;,?.n i r.f
Sc; irml er. Thov i.-.-o-c-e't, . i.ht,,' i, t:;n.
.-i-- - . X i. - I vl J 'ei. J v.. J
Jul in for interrupting their ste.-iiing cf Lis
tornte.ry. ine t-r.p- nc-ncc- r.i Et-cdr.n.l fR
punishing nn Aovtsinian kiner. Fe:;;.- v.-ars
, ' . "
ago, tno j tnr.-. CTie Jitti.j f.x-nit:on into
the interior with 20,000 or 30.000 ran
Costa ce'.U.OoO.OOO to 70,000.000. The
Italians arc- in for a very expensive war,
and possibly a disastrous one. New Or
leans Times-Dvuicci at.
Pensioning- npcraiinuated Workmen.
The German Eys'tom for cnsinnir.g
workmen in their old age will causo
tax of three niaiks iic-r year on all, esti
mated at 7,237,000 marks. This wili
give a state credit of about 22,000,000
marks. orkinen over SO vears of sere
marks. orkinen over SO years of age I Buy
when the bill shall have packed will be j ve. i.,.! inr.v cv - ss,i. i c -excludedPuLlic
Coinion. j sd.ool Looks c-hool .Supplies at
w... .. ' j t amcK Mt save money. 23 01
Send the W.:t ki.y Hj: uai.i. to soa- .
distant friend or relative, j
Stack;
AND
acks
OF
u y-1: ki. i. JSi
AND
Furnishing Goods
A K I I V I . ' DAILY AT
All the newest, and latest Styles for Fall
and Winter in men's and boys' wear.
AND
m mmi'i busihess.
T 2 y.JSJ J Z.f-',.
11-1 IZ CITIZENS
LJ..i mlmCl -ii'-T?.-, m
im. VTisMot'Tii. - m:i:i:aska.
CAPITAL STOCK TAID 117, - $50,0CO
Authorized Capital, $100,000.
OI'KK Kits
- KANk CAi:,a."i ft. .JOS. A. COJSNOJt,,
i'l'esini et. Vifc-l'ieKidfttC.
V. II. :i:si!iNU. Cai-liier.
ni nrcToiis
I-'iai.I: Carri.i) , .). A. C..m-..i-, V. il. f Mitliniarm,
.J. W. '.,!i; s,,.,, j, , , v j, (,-, j,,,,, O'Kecfe,
W. 1). ;!;-i ria'iii. Win. Wetei.cainji, W.
Ji. ( iiIjiii-.
!'r;t'
V .
IJ a 'JeiM-ra! !I; e! in;- IlmiiH'ii. All
ivr- a;. i.a'iioii ' i 1 ! s : i n -to tnoisael.
ate ::: i'.sl li. I'iiil. :i;,li r iow
!'". r t a.ali H:e toiar-i-.el inli, It
v i.i . . , c en:- '-ai f-I'iiI ;.i tent ion,
mei -.ve in; :se riliviiyMrour
let, as 1 1 i ;i!i;icil.
lies Cer!i!i'-at.-s .f Ii.-e..sits bear llf, nitorost
:.mi City M-ctuiti .u " U WOU,ay
Bank Cs County
C:ot!!or
. if.
.'.ia ami f-fxtii Stieets.
wmki.'--. pre ,i.:ci r, (
n cuiiiitii A 'TtiiiUliii LiWM UiidiliUSSi
HIGHEST CASTl i'JtlCE:
Paid Ar C'cy.ni'j end City War sunt.
m i vrniai t!y r"..-ui'eei '.(.
)ii:K.'(;'i'Oj.s :
C It. :'arr; ele, j. ;,t. ;ittersoii,
:'r( 1 (irir.ler. Aw i; wi,i
li. H. WiH.Miam. Morrisey,
J.i.-i.f s ters'.n. Jr.
JO.-C, Kl'iZ'iruAl.l), . AVAI.'(ill .
I'rcs'..!.i-t. ('::i-!:ier
7 i ii ST r i A T I O ri A L
A
OF ri-ATTiiMObTlf. NJ-diJCASJCA,
.'ii'ersli.e very tjest la5Mttc for the prow n
tr.i'i.-aetion of ;-;-:t iinr.tr!
BAKKII-IG BUSINESS.
to'-?:s.!:!.iifj- i :.!(!. (ievcrirircnt uv. Trri
Seea; :ui - i'..)ee!.t and sold, lejosif n vs-!v -e-ii
:-.!nl iiiier -sl aijf v. i! on :;::( rr.--e-at.-r.
Drat: - C. v::v n. : ; v::i!a!i!.- te. n-.v
part ef tin- fief.-.! Si ate- um all "
'.tie pii:: i al towiiB
KurouH.
'JulU'diona i.ada (I-promptly rttr.iitrd.
:;-Iiest inar:-t prices iv. .r C'oc nty War
Sti.te ai.:l Coealy-lio-jijH.
DIRECTORS t
I- J-'itzir.-.td
I'l' ii v.. ( iaric,
H. a :L'ii.
I). T'awV.pwoitl.
. K.- fc'l.ltif.
Low Pn jcs.
Warrick Is Gianl Salts at 3'c a II...
Warrick -iells Ihn em Salts at 10e a li,.
War: id: (-lls "Warner's Safe- Cim: a$
el. 0(1 a bfdtl".
v'arrlc;-: s-U Hood's Sarsaparilla at
7Zr a bottle.
WniTiok sdls King's New Discovciy ar
?-"iC a bottle.
Warrick sell., Liver Pills kind; at.
iOe a b-.-x.
"Wanick ':i :-.lI IMtmt Medicines lO
to '0 per ceiu. Miarkcii la iee
. arricl
lis th e. b.-:-t Kalsumine. at 6e: ,
11- lil.ick I.ubi icat;g-at
ii,- r.
: : ick s, lis Mixed liint. Lead, Oil,
Varn
-.1 iXC. :j- ce;.i ;iS ! lie c hea!)Cst
I
1 '.ii are anyayv sun.- of getting tin.- very
)'V( -I 1-; i,-f h file best onalifie'i bv
tradiug with Varrick.
i .......
20-0.
For Sale.
A gce.d siibstancial farm wagon 'jti"h
trong double harness, a r.f,,,,! covt-reil
buggy with new double harness aK? one
tine, young horse. Ih-piire oC Ik lb.
S unpEon or J. C. Eikv nbarv. lwl.
Wheeling Stogies 3 tvt 3 c: the Uh t
in the city at WamckX dCt-v4t
Si