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BOKIIOWKD AND STOLEN.
TEXAS TRIPLETS.
Three at a Birth and Two Indissol
ubly Joined-The Father a Triplet.
Sax Antonio, Tex., Jn. 18. Joe Coch
ran is an able-hoctiert full-blooded negro
of 30 years. He is on of triplets, and
both his brothers are living. Lately he
Ins "taken up with" a negress about 20
years old, also full blooded, whose name
in Anna Wat kins. On Wednesday Anna
iavc birth to three children, two boys and
a girl. They have taken kindly to the
bottle and are thriving. The girl baby
is very nearly the average eize, the buys
are each something smaller. These two
boys come into the world together for the
Mtliieiciit reason that from the shoulder
to the elbow they are closely joined.
They have two heads, two necks, four
forearms, two bodies and four .legs, but
are iuilissclubly joined for life. far
as they have afforded opportunity for
observation, they ar of two asperate
imml-i and tempermanta. The pains and
wants'of one do not effect the other.
Thry are exact duplicates in form and
feature. They have been visited by a
large number ot curiosity lovers, nir.le
and female, white and colored, the ladies
especially going into ecstasies over "the
little ducks." Tha twins appear to have
every chance of living.
Manitoba's Changoof Covornmont.
Wisxu'kc, Max., Jan. 18. The govern
ment formerly resigned at 11 o'clock
Monday. The governor immediately
sent for Thomas Green way, leader of the
opposition, who repaired to the govern
ment house and was called upon to take
the reigns of government. There was a
tremendous crowd at the legislature that
afternoon, many spectators having to be
turned away. Th new members elected
last week were introduced amid great ap
plause. Harrison then stated that since
the opening of the house the members of
the government had seen Ct to place
their nsignations in the hands of the lieu
tenant governor and begged him to ac
cept sf them. They had also advised his
honor to send for Mr. Grcenway to form
a new government, and under tiiese cir
cumstances would move that the house
adjourn till Thursday afternoon, to giTo
the new leader time o form a cabinet.
Norquay and his supporters then retired
from the legislative chamber, singing
according" to a prearranged plan, "There's
One More River to Cross," amidst the
hoots of the liberals. No definite an
nouncement of the new cabinet is expect
ed to be made until the meeting on Thurs
day, when Green way will name the mem
bers chosen, and an adjournment will be
made for the re-election. The Norquay
men charge the opposition with wholesale
bribery in the recent flection contests.
Annexation for Peace.
, Halifax, N. S., Jan. 18 Jeffery Mc
Coll, member of the Provincial Legisla
ture for Pictou, in a speech to his consti
tuents to-day, advocated the immediate
abolition of local legislatures and the
annexation of Nova Scotia to the United
States. His idea is that with the North
American continent and the West Indies
under one government on this ride of the
Atlantic, and tha British government
over the United Kingdom, India, Austra
lasia and Africa, the Anglo-Saxon race
will maintain the peace of the world.
THE WEATHER.
A New Weather Prophet Who
Ciyes Us A Hard Layout
For 1888.
One day last week the Hon. J. II.
Ager, secretary of the board of transpor
tation, permitted the following predic
tion to be published. The forecast ha9
been singularly and enthusiastically suc
cessful so far:
"For January the storm days are laid
for 1st, 2d, 3d, 12th, 13th, 14th, 15th,
10th. 22d. 23d, 24th, 25th, 2Gth and 27th.
and th,s "danger days2' are given as 1st,
2d, 12th, 10th, 14th 23d, 24th, 2oth r.nd
20th.
A ptorm originating the last two days
cf 18S7 will end about the 3rd of Janu
ary, adding to the supply of snow on
hand, and will be followed for four or
live davs by excessive cold. Beware of
exposure in all noethern and western ec
tions.
About the 10th or lth it will turn
warmer, culminating in a storm of rain
I or snow, according to sections of the
country, on the 12, 13, and 14th. Wry
cold days will follow. From the 21st to
the 27th the hardest storms of the month
may bo expected. Dangerous and des
tructive blizzards and blockades are H
certainty. Sleet. TUe coldest days of
the winter will most likely follow these
storms. Heavy rains to the far south
and southwest.
FltllKL'AllY.
Storm days: 2, 3, 4, 5, C, 7, 8, 11, 15,
10, 17, 18. 20, 27, 28 and 2i).
Danger days: 3, 4, 5, 6, 15, 10, 17. 27,
28 and 29.
From February 2d to the fcth is the
first storm period for the month, during
which it will moderate and a winter
atorm f more or less intensity will cro?9
the country, the mercury falling very
low again westward of the storm passtig.
From the 14th to I8th, or thereubouts,
look for heavy storins, embracing blizz
zards to the north, and rain, with light
ning and thunder, and possibly, torna
does to the south. Very co d days' will
follow to the next period, which begins
about the 20tli and runs into March.
MAIlCII.
Storm days: 1, 2, 7. 8, 9, 10, 11, 12.
13, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23. 24th and 31st.
Danger days: 9, 10, 11, 12. 21. 22 ami
23.
March opens up with a February storm
about over, followed by falling tempera
ture until the 7t'i and 8th.
About the 8th a storm period of mark
ed cuergy and violence will begin, l.it
ing until about the 13ih. Ile.ivy snow
all over th north, turning to destructive
slett. Uain and general ironical storms
southward. Cold davs will follow.
About the 19th prepare for the n.-xt
danger period, which will last from the
19th to the 24th or 25th.
It is proper to add that secretary Agi r
do.'s not claim the honor of this foreeas,
but it was made by a friend of h:.":.
Who is Ycur Bast Friend?
Your stom ich of course. Why I Be
cause if it is out of order you are one of
the most miserable creatures living. Give
it a fair chance and see if it is not ti e best
friend you have in the end. Don't smoki-
in the morning. Don J; drink in the
morning. If jo l must smoke and drink
wait until your stomach is tliiouh with
bretkfast. You can drink more and
smoke more in the evening and it will tell
on you less. If your food ferments and
does not digest right- if you are troubl
ed with Heartburn; Dizziness of the head,
coming up of tho food after eating, bil
iousness, indigestion, or any other trouble
of the stomach, you had best use Green's
August Flower, as no person can use it
without ;m nediate relief.
Hay for Sale
Three hundred tons of hay for sale for
cash, either delivered or on the ground.
Leave orders at Henry Weckbach's store.
Jan. 3 ui3d&w L. Stull.
The best insurance the only good nb-
stacts, are to be had of
Browne & Stueioiit.
Fire Insurance written in the
Etna, Phoenix and Hartford by
Windham &. Davies.
We desire to purchase 20,000 worth
of good notes secured by mortgage on
real estate. Money ready when deal is
closed. Bhowne & Stiiei-jht.
Wm. Herold will closs out his entire
stock of cloaks, woolen goods, blai:k t
and comforts, at cost, and bvlow co:: t
make room for the spring stock oi
goods. tf
Try O. P. Smith & Co's Daaiak Hose
for Chapped Hands and Lips. tf
Real estate and abstracts.
dtf W. S. Wise.
Wm. Herold will close out his en tin-
stock of cloaks woolen goods, bl ink' ts
and comforts, at cost, ami below eot to
make room for the spring stock el
goods. tf
Try O. P. Smith & Co's Dam:ik Ko-e
for Salt Rheum, Scrofulous sores, f- tters
External Erysepelas, Rash. Itch, chafing
of Infants &c, a complete Household
Remedy. No household should be with
out it. if
Call on Threlkeld & Burley for fine
ciuars. d-lm
Go to the Monarch Restrurant for a
good dish of oysters. d-lm
Damask Rose the Great Skin Cure and
Toilet article, Mfg. and sold by O. p.
Smith & Co. tf
Mrs. Bannisar
Has opened a cutting school in connec
tion with her dress-making, where Indies
may procure the latest iiv.proved tailor
system, said to be the b:st in use. Rooms
over Solomon Nathan's store. di2t
Just Arrived.
I. Pearlman Las, just received a car
load of furnitur-.- from St. Louis which
he will sell at bed rock prices. tf
Fon Sale On reasonable terms my
residence on the N.'W. corner of Elm and
11th streets, jbaid property Cjniisis ef
i block with a nood story and a 1ml f
house of six rooin, two wardrobes and
one pantry; good wvll and city watr;
twenty-seven bearing appb; tree, and- an
abundance of small fruit of all kinds.
tf P. D. Bates.
Call for Michigan eatiny; apples also
Michigan antl New York chler at Phillip
KrauseV
DISCONTENT..
Ye wlio Ion;; for work of noLli-r mill,
fill, li-riru how common iMuks may niJ,
Wlio ever I'is for diamonds r polI
Must iiev!s usi llrst- uii iron h):U-.
from tlit; (ii-riunn by V. It., hliijuiinn. '
THE RICHES OF BOLIVIA.
The V. altliicst In Mineral of Any Land
41:1 tlio f:lclo.
rJolivi.j .s iloul.t less t in- richest in ii'iiioru!
of any lai 1 on the iIobo, n:iI million njiou
millions of prefiuus mtul hav Ix-eu t.il.eii
out of her mines ly the primitive process
which still exists, an. I must exist till rail
roads nro const riu-Uvl to carry machinery
thorn. Every ou:it of ore t!iat tint's its vay
out of the Aiitles is carrio'l on tlm l.aek ff a
loan or a llama, ami the quartz is era: hod by
rolling heavy lo;cs upon it. l'y this method
Bolivia, export i fim l,00O,(K0 to l.j.OOu,
00t) of gold ami silver annually, and thu out
put would Ik) fabulous if modern machinery
eould be taken into the mines. The distance
from Jujny to tho furiiiest m.'iin district
of IJolivia'is 700 miles, and it is no further
to the diamond fields of Brazil.
Bolivia otrers a grant of tvelve squaro
leagues of land and -V !'(,(X)0 a mile for tiio ex
tension of the Argentine Northern to Sucre,
anil English capitalist.-; are rend'.- to fovti:'?-:-!
tho work ns Koon as i.. ;
meiit drops it at tho boundary lino. When
it is built the owners of this road will hold
tho key to a country which has excited tho
cupidity of adventurers si ace the Now World
was discovered. It has furnished foot! for
four centuries of fable, and armies cf men
have died in soareli of its tretsures.
A territory as lare as that which lies Ijo
tweeu tho Mississippi river nnd tho Rocky
mountains remains entirely unexplored. On
iis borders are thi richest of agricultural
lands, immense tracts of timber, diamond
strewn stre-.n:.':, find the silver ami gold de
posits of C'erro do Pasco and Totosi. V.'hnt
lies within is tho subject of speculation. Tho
tales of explorers who have attempted to,
penetrate- its mysteries read like t!n old ro
mances of Goleonda and the El LV.nula of the
Amazons, where tho women warriors wore
armors of solid gold; but the swamps and tho
mountains, and tho livers that cannot bj
fords vl, and the jim-Ies which forbid search,
tho absence of f jod, and tho ditliculty o' car
rying sullk-ient f:unplies on foot, with tho
other obttaeics that have prevented explora
tion, will bo overcome evi-nlually, aiid tho
secret that has tsntaliaed tho world for f.jur
centuries M be Told l,y ambitious scientists.
Hariicr's ilonthly.
TIio Amcr of A fsanistnu.
People commonly think of tho Ameer of
Afghanistan as n. inoror-e, cruel, covetous,
despotic savage, but nothing, according to
Messrs. O'Moara and Pyne, the only two Eng
lishmen who have seen him at home, could be
more unliko tho real man. His government
is no doubt severe; for only a rod of iron
could keep the Afghans under control.
Nevertheless, although the Ameer is un
doubtedly respected, and perhaps admired,
by tho mass of his people, the weight of his
hand is felt chieily by tho Sirdars. He is
essentially a friend of the common people.
What principally attracted the attentir.31 of
Messrs. O'Moara and Pyne was his enormous
capacity for work. Most trivial details come
to him for decision day after da 3'. He sits
plodding at work in durbar from 10 in the
morning till 12 at night. The durljar is open
to all, and the humblest approach him w ith
their complaints. As ha marched back re
cently from raghraau to Cabul, attended by
some 3.000 troops, many poor pcoplo alnug
the route did not hesitato to present tiv-if
petitions to him personally, ifo iitvariably
reeeived them, and after- g fencing at thon
scribbled t5omo words and handed thorn to an
officer near.
He seems to trust no one, but endeavors to
do everything himself. AlFairs the most in
significant from all parts of the country aro
roiKU-ted to him direct. " Thirty or forty re
ports," he remarked, "comu to mo about an
event. They all give diueront versions of it,
and they are all mostly lies. I examine and
compare them, and extract the true version
myself." Thero can- be no doubt that lie is
far ia advance of his people, n:id ho seems
conscious of this. The fu-orito observation
of his was, " When a s"i:: is in a shormy s.-a
and tho crew are tm-bn'ent a;id wiil not 1
won:, ta' captain must cali to Lis assistance- '
passengers who are temporarily on Lu.ird ;
ship. Afghanistan is that ship, t'.io world Is i
the sea, tho Afghans are tho crow, I am tho :
captain', you are the paiigers." Ha wmuM j
prooaoiy go i.;r towaiM ia:-o;-eani,:i::g tii-j
country could ho rely more thoroughly 0:1
his people. He is keenly alive to the ndv.ja
tages likely to follow from its material de
velopment. In his pei-so-.irj j'-suner he is "
quiet, but hearty end geniul : L cares noth
ing for ostentation and d:s; !jv; l-.-.v .a.-s
adopted to a great e.-t -::;;. E;i"o-an habits -f
life, has his meal-? in .h-- Eur--p:;.tn atyl'j, and
aa discaivknl Vho h-jokah for a L-igar. Ndiv
C. F. S M I T H,
Merchant Tailor.
ICee;is constaii'ly en h:-nd sr.n p'e cf t:'.
best ireful t be vreriunl. Is r-:c ,i;i;-l to
niaki- pai.ts f -r .0j ami i:i-v.a:is iii.Jsiii s for
IS issairlit & Sz O vans n
JCeatiy :r.il l''-ej.ily at l:e !-,;-. ;-.-t
prices, f'.vev Teter Mrrgci' store, 'er:!i Slue
:';.i;i Mreet.
Sheriff's Sale.
r.y vil '.ue of an (r ier of s.lt- isstj.-d by Willi t
Foi'tcuf.-.aj.Htiiv of l:e )!-,-.c. v.i! f in jui'l
for ' as.- e- iiii' y. bi-a.k--. : ii'l 10 ine ihreete!.
I wil! on the 3'.ft ilay of .Jamairy, A. I)., lf-t-s. :it
10 o'ele' k A M . ' f .-uul i!:-v at ti e I'.on Toil
i-'est'-i'ir -lit. siiu.ite-l on I -w r M-ia si rcet 111
rbstlsniomli. .Nebraska in sabi eouutv. cell at
pub la aiu-t'on. the :el!n iu g.oit?. wares and
n.creliiMMlise. 1o-v.it : 'li e t o!. wares :t".:l
iiiere!iaiitH.-e : f the I'm Tt 11 bUery imd fs-
auran t, e-Mi-iIinu t-f ciirars, t-'. teco, caiuiies,
c-ai.uet fn:i s. eor.fe '.-!:! ;y, ,1 mr. ti'sters,
inyer snaps. ti;ii ji-r ; 't.i-'os. fi.id La-kets.
ii;-.pki:5, tate -ti: lis. t'ovvt-.ii wi:'p bus :ii c-r.
sii tabb-f. I weiily -four chairs. !;riives, f
(ii ooii. two uasoiiuc siovi s. two lieatuig Iovs
and stovepipe, ticvaie. a ;;itt s-w ImeiC :n tl
Hif. -ve;:iiii,i .?::les. bane s anil b.xUels. eno j
eit!;tHiif, ;ne 11.4 ia- aj1 j( ri:-ii;tr. t-t an-.o 11x1-
uresh- bii:gb -p to rcst:;n -Mit t bakery. the
p:uii h i :it levtttl i.ieei 11 : tnUfii as the innp
ertyof Jtril-o!i .t 'Iborid iiru. reftr.d.'iits : to
satisfy e -rt '.in jtidtn: ut of nxiil ceun r-. e v-eri-(t
by Juiiu- t'er-i er! t-rg, !iMirv Haeok. Jid;:!
son r.res.J.C. Peer-on aiul Urn... 7. H Cox,
and .lohu Iia'-.er, i-l.iinttils, i-yaiiist aid ilefea
Uants. 1 1 i:ttniouili. Nb. .Ian. is. A. D..
J. C.K. KB'Ktcr, li'-ri IT. J s ('.. n e.i
S. I. Vanai ta, attorney for p ai ail.
i in i iuii
I5y the Dry (JihmI Knijiin'imi f"
JOSEPH . WEiKBACH,
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IM-icc.-. 'I'lli-.-f ..ii1 -.-.ist oil t, bl:- ' I',!',. 1:'
Astraehan and Plush Wraps.
Y't: also oliV-r sjuciul prices in nil
IV QQL DRESS FLANNELS
SILK MB W'CoiTASTEAGHAHS
Also l.MNch Tiiots at wwrtli a.x! ii.cii ali wuoi Tri
cots ;it iOc, worlh 75. Tli'v'-e an; the Vs'. prices oI'i!.-:( 1 to
JP1 altsiiToii tli - Lm dies
this year. Ladies are invite! in call 1 b.iv the rush t;ikcri
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BEEP, I'OilK, MUTTON, VL'AL,I'ULTRY
Sticriir cured limns, I 'aeon an'! the host varic-lv ol' Hatniige fo"iil in
the ni'irlcet.
I will sell as cheap as any oth'-r market in the (-'ity and I dely
competition, and respectfully solicit, your imtrom.rnv
jg "''('oine and see me. Neville's i!oc!:, Ctii street.
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Parlors, kivdroom. lYniinramiiH.
K.itchen.s9 Hallways and CMiccs,
GO TO
Whoio a magnificent stock of Goods and Fair I 'rices
lbourid.
UNDERTAKING AND EMBALMING A SPECIALTY
Ktt $3 5$:'
CORNER MAIN AND SIXTH
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Dr. R. Nunn, M. D.,B Ch
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GCULIST.
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THROAT
DISEASi
Late Surgeon at Westerri 01itb;d:nic and
A!?lit at K"j-al Uiht!i..ln;ie HospiW, London.
Ofrlee, Kooia 13, C.tikerBiocij : 10 a. m. to 4 p .111
Onialia. Ncbraskiu
Correspondence Punctually Answcrcil.
Dissolution Notice.
Pi. A rrsiOt"TH, Neb.. Jan. 2, lai.
yt'lice t irhmn ii mo: concern:
Tliefii-ni known a M.-r?r hros. c Co . In this
d;iy disolved by mutual c 'us.nt. The tf.i-Tue"'!!
wiil hereafter le eonduet-l by W. U . t L. C.
Merctr. known as Mereer Bros.
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PLATTS5I0UTI I, NEIill A Slv A.
Notice
of Sate Under Chattel
Mortgage.
N' .ii -e is h' r"by t ivea iiit ty virtue of a.
cii.-.'i!-! nmfTasre b-tei en t ",tb fJny .f L'ee-eu-b'T.
a 1 i:uiy liled at it It-elided in tho
fiK-e i Hie e-n:itv '!crk f I'h- eei;uy. Neb-r.-iNk:-t.
mi the l-;t!i !:-y of t)e;,-inier, W. :uxl
executed bi J. . Iue to h--t-rii?nn . Jcweit
& Co. to soet! re the tMtntfi? til tho
i-u:ii Jsn.i.fi') nd open which tli.-i Is now
flllO the silMiof SS.-H Oi. !e ;,u)t liuviliu' been
m:tdei'i tli ' t-aymtnt f v.id m.iu 'ilu-ieforo
I '',! hell the iirooei'y tin icin des.-ilbe.l. viz :
'J h i-n:ire M.e' of ktuven. tinware and shelf
.-iT'd ie iy iriiv.ae a--rt flxriur of Hi store -roo".
s. mn.iti-J t:i In ie' bmbii- d on exk
Sia'.f !t -l,;,hf (Si l.bek twenty - lone 2:t 1.1 tlio
. iVy e-1 Cl:Ii!iouib. at i:1.1i. a.eti.n at 11m
. fr lit d-cr of ti.f ;vij)Velfs-r:Uetl st.-re buiMiiix
I iu the city of l'l.:t!"mvjl h.f'.i-- et;in v, Nebras
ka, o.-i 1 at zir.t u-y cf .j.iiiury. l-st, at tuo
hour of ten o'clock a. iii. ! :-n'i t'.nv.
SMHOIAV S.JS 'iTi('tl.,
W.3. Vjsr.-et. aul A:ty. .Vol tatt.
or iIrtijje-.
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