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PLATTSMOUTII, NEBRASKA, FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 111, 1888.
NUMBER J1:
FIRST YE Alt
' '
F.M. Ku HKY
W K FOX
- Jamm Pattk.kmon. jk.
- 11 V HON t'UHK
- A Mauulk
S CLIfKOHU
Mayor,
TrwAHurer,
attorney.
Kiilii-r.
1'olict JiiJxo, -Mrhall,
V II MALICK
ij V Wkckbacii
I A HAMUBUUV
Counciluien, Itt w
arJ,
) D M JONK.f
I IMI. A HlllPMAN
, M It MUBI'HY
1 H V DUTTON
M' O'CONNOK.
II MlALI.KM. FttKS
J V JoHN M,OlUlim
KKKI OoKIIK.K
D II HawksWokth
2ud
3rd
4tli.
Board Pub. Work
GOtjY OKFIGKliS.
Treasurer,
Deputy 1'te.nurer, -
Cierk. - -
Deputy Clerk, -
Kecorder of Deed -
Dtrrv Itecurder
ClttTkh-l District Co art,
Hherlif.
Surveyor.
Attorney,
Hupt. of I'ub. School.
County J u lice.
D. A. CAMi-imix
. TlH. 1'Ul.MltR
BlKI I.'KITCIIKIKII
. KxaCkiti-mkiki.u
W. II. Pool.
John M. Lkvia
W. C SlIOWALTKIt
J.U. KUtKNHAIt
A.Maihilk
- AI.I.KN 11KKHON
MAVN AKI hfINK
HOARD OK SU
A.B. Tont. Cu'm.,
IiMUIH Fol.TZ,
A. 1. Dickson,
PKKVISOK.
PUttsinoutli
Weeping Water
Kt in wood
1 1 ASS LOW J Mo IMI. I lVk VI?
Cevery Tuenday ev'euiiK f bsu-U A
tranilent brother are respectfully luvlted to
attend.
DLATTMOU rll KNCAMPMBNT N. 3 l.O.
I O K meet every alternate r riday 1"
each lno.,Vll l I H Ma-onic ; Hall.
Brother are )uyltod to attend.
mUM LODUB KO. SI. A. . ' W .--Meets
1 every alternate Krlday eveuii.it at K. of I .
Iiall Transient brother are respectfully lu
lled to attend. K.J. MorK.n.MasterVVorkmwi S
K. . Barxtow. Foreman ; rrank Bron. Ovi i.r-
Recorder; II. J. Jidiii.soii. Financ ier ; V aM i.
Hinith. Iteofivar: M- Mayhrhthl. l'at M. W. .
uk pitMKherty. Ina'-de Ouurd.
1ASS CAMP NIK3M. MODKKN WtMM'MEN
t- of Aiiiwiiua Meets second and fourth Mou
yvJ"lU at K. i AH transient
iTuttier- are ra.iue-l.d to meet with .I. U A.
K.w. o m.r, VncaUio tn.ui : F,
Worthy A.lvlser ; B.C. Wilde. Hanker; W. A.
Voeck, Clerk.
1M,ATTSMOUrH LODOK NO. 8. A. O. IT. W.
Aleut, every alternate Friday evenliiK at
Kockwood hail at o'clocic. All transient broth
ers ara respectfully invited 10 attend, i- p.
llui-soe Jl W. : F. Boyd. Foreman: S. C.
Wl)de,' l;gcorder ; ,eoar J Anderson. Overseer.
in.ATrsHoirni loimjb no. o. a. k. Jt a. m.
1 Meets oil fl- fr.t and third A
acl MMiiilk at their li.ill. Ai trnb nt l,i oth
ers are cordially l Uc l to vvttU us.
Wm. Hath. Secretary. .
AT KBKASK A CHAPTKlt. NO. 3. K. A. M
A Meet second and fourth Tuesday of each
month , nt AIium.ii'- Mall. Transcient brothers
m l.nyited to iHWr With l p
yjt. 1IA. Si-cietary.
11 t. ZION COM MA DAKY. NO. 5. . K. T.
JlMeets first and third Wednesday muht of
eaeii inontl. at Mo . s hall. Visiting brother
ere i-ordiaily invited to nifetw lih us.
CASS CDC NCI L NO inal. ltOYAL J UCAN UM
meet the second and fourth Mondays of
each month at Arcanum HalK LEJ(Jf Reent
C. M I Noil, Secretary.
MqCONIH'E PQT 45 C. A. f.
liQSTEU.
T W Tohnsost Commander.
3C .JJtor Vice
A-j..n..
U:. ::::::;::-f xft
j t? i'Lkti. .-..Post Chaplain
ifee-tin aatiirday eveniutf
PUATTMOUTHBOAHDOFTRADE
vrfii.l.i.t :r ...:i;put. ":""
1st Viee President .,: :
2nd Vice President
Secretary
T-'i 4ii rr
A. B. Tort. I
.,.Win Neville
.. K. Herrmann
F. It. Cuthman
I1K K.i TO KS.
1 r P.i bev F. K. White, J-C Patterson,
i A C.-Vner. lV Klson, C. W. Sherman, F. or
d r, J. V. eckbafh.
JLLPalmalSon
QENERAL
IMSUUHCE AGENTS
Kepresent the following tiine
.tried and lire-tested companies:
American Central-3'. Louis. Assets
Coinnifcrci.il Ur.iou-EiiKlaud, "
'. Fire Association-Philadelphia.
Franklin-Philadelphia, "
Home-New York. "
Ids. Ca. of North America. Phil. "
LIverpool&London fit Olobe-Eng "
North British Mercantile-En g "
yorwich Union-England.
Springfield F. & M,-Springfleld, "
8 1,258,100
2.KW.3H
4.4 15,576.
3,117,106
T.V5.59
.474.362
6.639.781
3,378,754
1.245.4G6
3,044)15
Total Assets, f42.115.774
j&ss Afljastfii eni FaiflatthisAgeney
- WHEN YOU WANT
HBK DOI
-OF-
CALL ON
' En. . Inarson,
Cor, 12tU and Qranite Streets.
cntractor and Builder
Nept. 12-6m-
AN OUTLET 80UTH.
The Convention at Denver in the
Interest of the Culf
Harbor.
The Object of the Meeting and
What It Is Proposed
to Do.
Dun visit, Aug. 29. The deep water
conveution has been in session three days,
and aaide from the agitation of the ques
tion of a harbor for oceun steamships on
the gulf, nothing will be accomplished.
The convention very wisely has tnken
occasion to say to the large delegations
present from Corpus Christi, Galveston
and Arkansas Pass, "you must keep the
whole subject of location in the yeas, to
be settled by competent government tn
gineers." The attendance from all of the
western states shows a growing interest
in the subject. Pet Imps less than one
hundred Nebraska people have ever giv
en the subject any consideration.
THE ItEAL QUESTION.
The state of Texas is fust awakening
from her slumber and begins to realize
that her commercial prosperity can lie as
sured if -ho can bring ocean ships to her
shores and load them with western grain
and beef, which supplies are now shipped
by rail to New York. It is claimed that
the western farmer will effect a great sav
ing in. cqsf- qf trnnsporUtiun by opening
up the gulf route. If such is the case,
and it looks reasonable, Jiejmblican
will heartily favor the project. It will
always be my pleasure to advocate any
movement which is cajdjlnted to aid that
large agricultural class wjth whpm I have
always been identified, and the que in
whose prosperity eyey business man is
iuterested. I have no desire to go into
statistics at this time. Governor Thayer
has given the matter considerable study,
and he clearly demonstrated in his open
ing speech (hji aferpqon tiat a deep
water harbor on the Texas shore would
enable the western farmer to hettep
prices for hi- pioduets.
WHAT MUST BE DONE.
The subject must be agitated until the
congressional delegations in the west and
south will unite and pass nn Slpy&priar
tion for the necessary harbor facilities,
which are required for the largest ocean
steamships. Of course the movement will
be opposed by eastern railways, YtliifU
are i&teresied in the big haul, but that
opposition can be overcome. For the
purpose of agitation the Denycr conven
tion will result in much good. It is pro
posed to hold a convention in Tore:a,
Kansas, to be iVilowed by a rousing one
in Omaha, where steps will be taken to
place the keystone in the deep water and
to le enacted by the wesf and sQtJi.
When tl.o Um6 '.oies, timuha must put
on her lest clothe9 and give thft business
men of the Lone Stare a royal welcome.
THE NEBIIASKA DELEOATION.
Some forty-eight Nebraska people are
h.ere from Neh.rus.ka, ad J.le it ' ftUout
as follows; The IIou. John M. Thayer,
Max Meyer, William N. Nason, John F.
Boyd, G. M. Nattinger, Colnoel C. S.
Chase, Hermann Kountzi L. J. Thornton,
Alfred Frost, W. J. Baker, John M. Mon
roe, G. It. Dqane, J). Y- RarHalqvF, S.
Rounds, Jlpses llarkalqvr, William, flem
raing, E, M. Andreesqn. A: P. Yociiui,
Cadet Taylor, A. L. Green, Joel Hull, C.
E. Adams, John Jensen, N. Roberts, M.
W. Butler, Peter Crockrell, J. B. Evion,
M. M. Neeves, F. Q, Bell, J. M,. Lee, O.
E. Goodell, 1L I. Atkin, M- L- Murphy,
J. M. McMurtrie, Ira Rrasheara, W, U,
Connor, J. II. Von feieer, L. C'rounse,
Warren Cole, E. L. Fine, R. Hollings
worth, Harry Davis, Henry C. Smith,
Irving J. Mavatt, F. Corinth, D. A.
Campbell.
The delegation unanimously selected
Col. Chase for temporary chairman, but
Colorado captured the position before
the Nebraska people could present their
candidate. Besides Col. Chase declined
to allow the use of his name if it would
antagonize the candidacy of Gov. Thayer
for permanent chairman.
This doop water convention will adopt
some resolutions, appoint an executive
committee to consider the subject during
the recess, and adjourn. Some members
are of the opinion that but one more
meeting will be necessary, but the major
ity incline to the belief that neither Kap
sas nor Nebraska are as yet thoroughly
informod as to the importance of the
subject. Republican.
This rasse- for Joke.
"She signed a contract," grumbled the par
tiruonious man, "to only want one sateen
dress a year after we were married.
Well, haven't you the contractP inquired
Lis friend. . .
Y-e, tt sf5'-1 1 different n that,
and it reads s-a-t-i-a ,n ....
"I'll tell you how to spoil that," said hu
friend. "Just tell her that every dresa h
has will bo satin after she has worn it-hal
hr Detroit Free Frefc .
M mi! d- Batter In Vrurnnv.
One of the curious customs of Uruguay i
the method of making butter. The dairy
man pours the milk warm from the cow Into
an inflated pig or goat-kin, hitches it to his
saddle by a long Lasso and gallops five or six
uuies into town with the milk sack pounding
aloncr on the road behind him. IVhon I.
reaches tho city, his churning is over, the
uuiter is inauo ana be peddles it from door
10 aoor, dipping out with a large wooden
SPOOIl tho flUantitV duKl'rivl I.V pmpIi fnmilv
Thoufeh all sorts of modern agricultural ma-
cmiury are used, tuo natives cannot bo in
duced to mint if. tlw rmvli.ii otini-.i
milk is sold by driving cows from door to
uoor a long tne principal streets and milking
into the jars of the customers. William
tieroy Curtis.
On the IustuUroeiit Tlan.
There is one grand scheme that has caused
mo frequently to wonder why it bus not
been brought into general application, in
viovf of the ingonuity and genius that is ly-
iug around loose; and that is tho getting of a
wife on the installment plan; that is, I don't
ineau the wife, but the dowry. There arc- a
good many fathei-s who couldn't sjMiro (5,000
cash (down, but who could readily pay in in
stalliiieuts of say $.KX) or $1,000 per year.
Note- could be given, and even mortgages on
land for security of payment at the stated
periods, say from one to ten years. A failure
to pay would enable tho husband to foro
fIosgl JIU money would bo safe at any rate,
dou't you seel American Hebrew.
System of Secret Marks.
A girl who has written a good many maga
zine Stories, and has succeeded in getting n
few published, confided to me that slid had
been told that the readers pf tho uiagatines
hail ri system of sfcor-et marks which they put
bit vcj&iited manuscripts so that, although to
an ordinary eye a manuscript appeared per
fectly clean, tho initiated could at ouce tell
whether it had been offered to an editor be,:
fore. "I copy my whole manuscript every
timo I have to send, t put,' she concluded.
'Jt is An awful bother; but anyway, I get
ahead of their tricks." Arlo Bates.
1 3
tutenavia tM franco,
Th Ftv-tioU census reported 180 persons who
wero 100 years old or over, but M. Levasseur,
who bas been investigating the matter, re
ports to the Academy of Science that sixty-
seven of these were only "Leljoved1 tQ be sq
by thir relatives, and that there wore pjily
sixteen whoso age could be proven to be over
10U years ty authentic documGnts. la esti
mates that thera are pver fify wentcnarians
jn thafountry, pjpag Jiemld.
Quick Work.
Philadelphia Guest (at a "reasonable
rates" seaside boarding house) Humph I
Hero is an elaborate bill of fore, biit yau
everything I ask for-. i$ pi I un& into tlie
JiiUnS, t-wain wiibin five minutes after the
bell stopped ringing.
AS aitcr i es, sah; but some of the guests
got in befoh the beli stopped ringing. Phila
delphia Record.
l;e I.atvyer:- SlilJ He tort.
Thero wero two opposing barristers. Tho
lawyer for the defenso was so severe r.pon
the prosecutor that the latter rose and a&Lcd.
"Does tho learned counsel tuink mo a (oolf
The retort was prompt .iJy ieud wishes
to kiio;: i -;isKt'ef'Lim a fooJ, and in re
ply to iVw quofction 1 caa o:ily s.iy tht 1 am
not prepared to deny it.' Cuambers' Journal
For Sale.
J fiffef fqr sle ror thirty days, at low
Hgili-o, my residence property, Cor. Gth
and Dey streets. House of 8 rooms in
thorough repairs, good stable, large cis
tern and city water, four lots filled, uith
fruit ftnd shrbbprf &pd uimandjng a
ftnn view ox the rivor, aQOliearlng grape
vines.- If taken soon will sell at $1800.
Part lime if desired.
tf. Mrs. J.. A. Bcem..
To Buifc?erst
The time fr rpeeiviflg bids for boiler
room to High School building ha? been
extended to Sent, 34 168$. Plans and
S.ecincatious can be seen by enquiring of
Wash. Smith, at B. & M. shops. Th,e
right is reserved to reject anj oif- 11 bids.
4 vVes., Sec. BiV Edt
Wood for Sale.
Leave orders with J. D. Tutt, at Ben
nett & Tutt's store. tf.
Look and Live.
My lady reader, -don't pass me by with
the unkind remark, ''Only an advertise
ment," J may do you good. I may un
fold to your view the "pearl of great
price." I may be the means of restoring
to you health and bappines3. I surely
will if you are suffering from any form
of nervousness or female weakness, and
will act upon my suggestion. I bring to
your notice, with every confidence in its
merits, a remedy especially compounded
to meet ju-t the requirements of your
case Dr. Pierce's Fayorite Prescription,
bidding you look and live! Ladies
everywhere, who have used it, speak
volumes in its praise!
Dr. C- A. Marshall.
Resident IDonfict.
Preservation of the Natural Teeth a
Specialty. Auesthetics given for Pain
less FlLUXO OK EXTRACTION OF TEETH.
Artificial teeth made on Gold. Silver,
Rubbi-r or Celluloid Plates, and inserted
as soon as teeth are extracted when de
sired.
All work warranted. Prices reasonable.
FlTZQESALn'd BLICK Pt.4TTSMOUTBi N8
BUSINEi'V. DJltECTOKY.
ATTOKNEY.
S. K. THOMAS.
Attorney-at-baw ami Notary I'ul.lic.
Fitzgerald lllock. l'latloiuoiilli. Neb.
mice in
ATTOltNfcY.
A. N. SULLIVAN.
Attorney-at-l.aw. Will give prompt Attention
to all btiKine-iH Intrusted to him. Ollice in
Union lllock. East sidr, I'latt.nnouth. Neb.
AtJKICL'LTUKAL I M PLKM KNTS.
HALL Si I UAKi,
Agricultural Impleii.eiits, t'ouitlaiwl IwikuIck
anrt It ii th ford Wauoiif. "(iood 'limber and
Hone liy." sold and Warranted. Main street,
between Sixth and Seventh.
BANK.1
FIKST NATIONAL RANK,
of Pliittsmoutli. Capital S.KI.ihmi ; sui plu $11,
00. John Fitzi;piald, I'roMdent ; S. WhiikI".
t'ashier : K. . White. Vice-President. Hoard
of Director. : .John Fitzjierald. F. K. White,
duo, 11. Clark, I), liawksworlh, 8. Wauh.
BANK.
Til K CITIZEN'S HANK,
of I'lattsinout!.. I upit I stock paid in, .v.r,o,fMHi.
Frank Carrutli, President ; W. II. CiisIiiiik.
Cashier; J. A. Connor, Vice-President. A
ceneial banking buni-ics transacted. clec
tionw receive prompt and careful alteiiilon.
BLACKSMITH.
UOHKKT DOXNKI I.V.
ISIacksmith ud W..j"n : ,. le:
iiiIUh, i'mni's and FiUhi4.
in Ai..
BOOTS ANDSIIOKS.
JOSKPII KITZKK.
Hoots and Shoes. Kepainnx prompt Ij' attende.l
to. outh iSide Main street.
BOOTS AND SHOKS.
PETKli MEKCES,
A complete afHortmeni of ev-ery kind of Foot
wear and cheaper I Uau the cheapest west of
the Missouri Itlvor, Also niauufart uring and
Itepaiiiiiif.
BAK11EU SHOP AND HATH HOOM,
El. MOIILEY.
Hot and Cold Ha: lis at all hours. Indies' au.l
Children's Hair Ciittiu a KpecUity. Cor. Mil
and Main, under Carruth'.. '
DAKEPY.
F. STADELM.YNN.
Kread. Cakes, Pies. Huns, etc., fieh daily.
Party, Wedding and Farcy Cake a specialty.
Ice Cream in any quantity.
DOOKSELLF.ll. ETC.
D J. P. YOUNG,
Hookseller, Stationer, and News Dealer ; Fancy
Goods, Toys. Confectionery, Fine Cigars. Soda
..' ........... t:ti. i. i. ii...... . .... .
Musital IiiKtruinents.
Q LOTH IN U.
S, & MAYER,
Gent's Fundbuiiujs, Fine Tailor Made Clothing
in Men's. Hoys' and Children's Wear. Theii
prices defy competition. T'hcv misrepresent
notliiiig. Their word 's Their Hond.
PL.OTUING.
L. GOLDING,
Cloth!r. Furnishing Goods. Go to the old re
liable house for Hats, Caps. Umbrellas, Trunks.
Hoots, felloes. Main street, next Cass Co, liank.
pLOTIUXU.
C, V. WESCOTT,
Clothing. Hats. Cans. tc. Fine Fill nishinjis
our npet'lalty. One price and no M""ey Hus-
inesn. it pays to trade with lis. Kockuoi1 Hik.
CAN.MNfi COMPANY'.
CAKKUTH CANNING CO "9
Frank Carruth. Henry J. S.u-e-iht, Propiietc
Packers of the CUua BrauU V egetablex.
pON fRCTIONEK Y.
yj run. i. in kh trs.
Lru'ts, Coiifectionerv and Fine Ci?ar.
DRUGS.
O. P. SMI I II & CO.
Dealers In Wall P;i.'-r, Paint. Oil, Art Mi
ials. Ciga;:i jc, itJekwood lilook.
Mater-
DKUGS.
GERINO & Ci..
Ding, Chemicals, Paints, Oi!.
r.KUGS.
U f O FKICKE t CO..
lu'. Medicines. Chemicals. Faint. Oils,
Yavnilrs, Dve fetuft' etc.. Fine Matiouery,
Select Toilet and Fancy Articles.
DRYGOOD:, GROCEhlES.
V S WH ITK
Dry Goods, Groceries. Notions, funeral Mer
chandise, etc. S. E. corner iMi and 6th St.
TwiYOaoijs,
' i . ncHiiii.i;. - ,
Dry Goods. Notions and Ladies' Furnishing
Good. One ooor east First National liauk.
DRY GOODS. GROCERIES.
E. G. DOYEY & SO.X.
Carry a Lirjte stock of F Groceries, Dry
(inoiis, carpets. s le-ensware. Motions, ana
Fancy Goq.U, to Velound in the cmtuty. Up
per Ala n street, between 5'h and ut'.i.
DENTISTS,
DRS. CAV & SMITn,
"The Painless Dentists." Teeth extracted
without the least pain or harm. An ilicial teeth
Inserted immediately lifter extractinir natural
one when desired. Jold and all other Fillings
strictly first olass. Office in Union Block.
FUUX1TVKE.
HENRY IIOECIC.
Furniture. HeddliiL'. I.ookiur (ilasse. Picture
Framos. etc. Wooden and Metal Caskets kept
m stock.
F URN MURE.
I. TEARLMAN.
Furniture. Parlor Suits. Uoho'sterv tJonds.
Stoves. Oueensware, Tinware, and all kinds of
Household Goods. North 6th street, between
Main and Vine,
GENT'S FURNISHING GOODS.
J. II. DON NELLY".
Gents Fine Furnisher and Hatter. The most
complete and (Id est stock in the city. Carrutli
block, cor. otn ana Mam.
Cr
ROCERIES.
ill. 1. 1. 1 II 1. .V c...
The Leading Dealers in Groeerie-. (;rockery.
China, Lanps. Wooden anil Willow ware.
Flour, Feed.&c. Cah pa'd for country produce.
M. Is. MURPHY & CO..
GROCERIES.
LKHXnOFF & SOEXXICHSKN.
Groceries, Provisions, Glassware ind Crockery.
GROCERIES.
F. McCOURT.
Green. Staple ami Fancy Groceries.
GROCERIES.
BENNETT & TUTT,
Staple and Fancy Groceries, Green Fruits and
Canned Goods.
GROCERIES.
AUG. I1ACII.
Imr f-H An anil OiiA.nai-nro Klf.l.r f.n.1 'Pep.l
uuu ... '... . ...... . " " ..w.
Cigars, Tobacco and Cutlery. Riddle House.
GROCERIES.
CHRIS. WOHLFARTH.
Staple and Fancy Groceries, Glassware and
Crockery, Flour aud Feed.
OOTEL.
O- FRED'OOS,
Proprietor t'ity Hotel. Terms. Sl.oo day.
Special Attention given commercial nier.
HARNESS.
W. G. KEEFER.
Successor to O. M. Streight. Harness, Saddlery
Goods. Net'. Robes. Dusters, and all horse fur
nishing soods.
HARDWARE.
JOnXPOX BP.fiS .
Hardware. Stoves. Tinware. Table and Pocket
Cutlery. Rasors, etc. Household Sewing Ma
chines and Jewel Gasoline stoves. Tin work
of all kind done at reasonable prices. Main
street, Roekwood Block.
OILOSIUfG- BATS
THE
Positively Your Last Chance !
WILL, -
rona, 7 a in. id.'oiiay morning,
-August 27tli,
Until lO p, m., Saturday ovoning
SoptomTsor 1st.
D
i f voir a ii k i x n !:
Tin's is an opportunity oiiuivil lor
ship ii pound of freight
SLAUGHTER
- win
You soon and those wlio wen; K-d to be
lieve that our Closin-out Sale was mere
ly for advertising purposes will lind our
doors closed and the opjiorttinity afford
ed for buying goods cheap forever gone.
DO - 3ST O T - X 3E3 Lj Jk.
OLOiVIO
White Front Dry OooiIm
THE
DAYLIGHT STORE
f "We have just placetl on our shelves a
NEW STOCK OF ZEPHYRS
We are daily receiving our
New
And have a Complete Line of
FALL WINTER GOODS
Our Yani3 in Spanish, Saxony, German aud Zephyrs
are on sale.
T !R ESS GrOODS
I Dress Flannels and Velvets, Carpets, etc., in all the
Latest
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S SHOIS I
Xone but "Western-made Goods JKept in That Line.
Give us a Call.
JOS. V: WECKBACH.
L
IRS. CAVE & SMITH,
"Painloss Dentists."
Trennl. Penti-t- in the West controling this
New Hvstem of Extracting and Filling Teeth
without Fain, our anaest lietic is en
tirely free from
CIILOROFOR3I OK ETHER
AND IS ABSOLUTELY
Harmless -- To All,
Tee'h xtracted and xrtificial teeth inserted
nxt d;v if desired . The preservation of the
" natural teeth a specialty.
GOLD C0TO. GOLD CAPS, BRIDGE WORK.
The very finet . Office In I'nion Block, over
Fricke Drug Store.
rqa.ttm ra tC - - IT-tsra-v
BEAT SALE!
ELAYJ
: i o v a s y t ii j kh.
.:i.Ii luiycrs. Arc do not wih to
and vc art; willing to
THE GOODS
- X
.-7
IVIATHAW,
lEonst?
?Iaiii St.
For Fai! Trade
Novelties.
BROWNE,
F.T.sonal attention to all Bugiuees Entrust,
to rny care.
XOTAKY IX OKKICK.
Title Examined. Abstarcts Compiled, In
surance Written, Feal Estate fold.
Better Facilities for making Farm Loans than
Any Other Agency,
I'laltMinoutit,
The finest l-edroom seta can le found
at II. BoeckX
