PL.ATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA, 3IONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER JJ 4, 1888.
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Attorney. -
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C'oliijty JlilltO.
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A. B. Toni). Ch'm.,
LOTH K'M.IZ,
A. B. Di KiiV.V,
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Weeping AViier
Kiinwood
GlVIG SOGLKU-vLIS.
C'iT"A"lV:iTk'No U;. 1 O. O. F. -Meets
every lues. lay evening f w-ok. All
trar.tient brothers arc re-pectfuiiy muted to
altoi:d.
ULvriMoi! in encampment No. 3. i.o.
-- O K.. noie's every a!t;i'"';i rodav in
each mouth In the Masonic Hail. Visiting
Brothers ate lavttod to attend.
mKII) Uli;K M. HI. A. )- U. W -MiHs
1 every Hl'friii'.n Krltl.ty evuliin at K. . oll .
ha!l. Transient brotiier ar" respectf -illy in
vite tt attend. K..I. MiHKan.Mattel W orkmaii ;
V. V. Hr,iw:i. Korwnau ;. B. -Venistsr. iv-r-seer:
J!. A. T.i.te. . iuatii;f.-r ; i. V. Iloue
woitli. Kftorilcr ; M. Majbiinltt. l.cwiycr ;
Jl. IJ Smith. I'a-t M. W. ; 1. N. ituwen, I.tlltle ;
J. Kiiii.. Iu.s:i! Watrh.
C' lAS t fiiV!' NO. 3:i2. MODKIIN WOODMKN
' ol Amric.i ics.r'i S'.-co'mI aii'l rurlli .M'-'-d
ay evening at K. f h-'l. All transient
lrothcr4 rn:,'MSi"t ' u. i.a. I-. A.
KW'o.iH-r. Vrat-ralilH t oi.S'il ; i . 1', .
Worthy AtlvisiT ; rf. f. Wilde, ISaiikcr ; . A.
JSoecR, Clt-rk.
1"h r rsifouni 1.00c k no.h, a.o. v. w.
Mttii.'':v. ry !:;t':rnattf l- ri.l iy evening at
l:ckwn; hall at lji'.:I..CK, Ail rransU-nl hrolls
e" ar rrsn"'tfu:ly iniiil ' altnt.u. 1..
l.'arHon. M. W. ; i-. li.iy-I. Korei.r.in : S. t.
Wliae, K.-cirJ.-r ; Loonara Aii'.l'Tsoa. Uversi-'T.
1) I . AT 1 S M ( ) V T 1 i 1 V ; F. NO. B. A. F- & A. M.
Mecti oh tht- iir-t and th.r.l M. unlays or
cat'li month at thHr hall. All transii-nt I.ioth
rrs are eoniiai!)- tin it'l to mt ct with us.
J. 1;. Kk-h kv, V . M.
V;t. MAr.-. s.rretary.
Tj;l;ltVK.V CJIAITi:!:. NO. 3, It. A.
A Meet sviiut ami fourth Tuestlav of each
j-sonlbat MriiiV null- Transi-init brothers
uro tuvli.il to meet with lis. fK p
AVM. Havh. Seon-tarjf.
c viim I'oMMA nIi VIV. Nil. 5. K. T.
f.rvt thir.l U oil lios.l :iy Itiht of
r aU nix. ith i.t M b'i -"s h ill. V isitin- hr .tlioi" 1
nr.-P'ir.!i;illv invited to meet iiti us. 1
V. M. llA vs. j:ee. F. K. W 11 1 fK, .. C.
Civssror.scii.No koyai. i:cani ai
t 11. pel yi i.oniiil am! (ourth Moiilas of
each ii'oUii at Arcauiim ll.H.
IU N. Ci E.v.v, Ket:olit.
1. C. Mi oit. S.'crotary.
'J PLATT3MOUTH COARDOFTRiDE
presi t.-nt ... Koht. I Wiii.lhani
1st VlW IT.'S'.lellt -A. 1... I" '''
in. I Viv- - I re.-M'-'-.l w " Nrville
Svr-iirv F llerr;.i:ini.
Trra-ur-.-Y 1 t.uihiiiaii
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' IO Ki.-ltev. K. K. Whin. .1 Pattervi:i,
.1. A. jointer, II. Kl-.iii,i:. V. Mieriii in. I". Cur-a'-r,
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McCOHIHIt POST 45 G. A. H-
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J. VT. .Toiivs X ro.r.inamler.
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K. A.1UTK1 Junior " "
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MA1..1N lMv..v .;i:.'. rcl tne ;.iy.
Chakiks .. '-''J
Awtitrwov Kiev Ferijt Alnjor.
Ja'-.m: C 'i ' '.M AN'.. ..Quar-r M;is'er Ser.-t. ,
L. V. t'l'il fis. o.-i . namaiii
Meefiu Saturday evor.tr.-i
WHEH YOU
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Cor. 12th and Granite Streets.
'tractor and Builder
12-6m.
Crapes for Sale.
v s tie at 4 cents per ponntl.
t Eigenbergcr & Tfoop's or
enncthsen's store
J. E. Lef.si.ev
rking Suits
incss Suits
:t Made Suits
vom Made Suits
WORK
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f .r::is tin; c ivcriri;; t'i the l. i! us to o:i"i5;!o
t'.:u r'ni'-v:;! i.f l'.:e i.-iaLtor p;v s i-ij :,ftcr it has
lv!i oonlincl hj- iiv ni' i'i';'. 'I !' 'iu l Is
K'i isi ;I tu ;..;i ;:l ai four ooimui-s, t.1
lc.v;n tl:n I-ile loIrt; t't!.i (ixr nr I'rotiuil,
K-avinj the ouri'mH linin;; iusiiir. Thou ly
n ii:ci !.! t't tho li;vijii tho c.iii L jj olwvi, new
b::i.lin: i.-iutf rial iiiw-i ttKi, n:nl tht wholonp
l"ir.'it'.!3 rtiaily t' go through tlm ox-ration
ft3ia. Two cur Us etui lo us'.'-J advantage
ously to ono j.ross, mul two men cun oorato
n oui'h.
Sawdust when Lalol in this wqy locaiiici
(:iuiKiL as tQ lio well :igh impregnublt-,
a. I'igUiii ttUjut JfcJ5 jxiunds jwr liale. These
imlen nieosuro alxnit 2l2-Sxo;! inches, and aro
icjulily taken by trnnsixrtation comruiie3
at tho lowest rato of freight If the sawdust
lo moist when baled it will Bjiwdily becorno
tlry, the brilo all the while lomainiiig Arm.
Aiul another peculiar featuro is that the
sawdust, even after being subjected to this
great pressure, falls apart like meal on being
opened, the particles not adhering together.
The machine is intended for tho compress
ing of sawdust, shingle naif, refuso ,vOi44
and bark, and in fact evtsry thing in the shapa
of waste coming from saw mills, box facto
ries and all kinds of wood working estab
lishments. Hemlock bark can now be ground
where jiocled, pressed into bales, and thus
distributed to tanneries at a large saving in
h? cost of transportAtion.
j let use from mill, such as bark, sticks,
etc., can be balod in the same manner as
bawdust, save that no covering is used, it
only being necessary to put slats 011 tho top
and bottom of tho bale. It is not difficult to
poo that tho machine may have a marked
oirect 014 the kindling wood industry. Mill
men, who have horetoforo found the removal
and destruction of such refuse- attended Avith
considerable expense, can confldeutlj expect
hereafter, without any additional outlay, to
pot the same baled und ready for the mar
ket. Industrial Journal,
A View of Grater Lake.
A V hero a great volcano once stood now
rios the shell left by its terrible emptious.
Deep down w ithin a great wall that stands
from 1,500 to 3,000 feet high, shewing wheri
the spurs of tho volcano once were, lies Cra
ter laLe. This wall Is at least twenty miles
around, that being the circumference of tho
lake, ilount Scott stands beside the lake,
forming part of ics wall, and must have been
a spur or knob on tho side of tho greatmon.-(-i.V.n.
It U p.x;h1 jj to descend iho wall in onp
or t wo places o:ilj'.
l)k!iig abroad you see mountain summits
all nrcuiid, and the cloud of whito off to the
southward is Mount Shasta. Tho world is
all below you. EA-en at midsumirer ?nqw
lies around aud fills the chasm lielow yoij.
There aro great eA-ergreen trees near tha
Mi'.iimit in one place, and wo camped under
sucb a tree, feeding our horses tho oats we
brought along. Standing at the brink and
looking across tho lake, it seemed as if th-i
sky Avns altovo and below us. Tho djm, fr.y
away lino iu tho distance is the rocky avuHi
and tho sky is perfectly reflected in the water
that lies below. The si-cno is weird enough
at any tira?, but AA'eirdr.ess itself Avhen
the fail moon rises later and Ave leaA-e onr
blankets to tako it in. wonder the Jndiaij
.vi'.o sought to be a. '-lucdiinc1' came Leiv to
fast and pray, Avith only the Great Spirit for
his company I Looking over the lake you see
a young A-olvamo that some later eruption
threw up, that rises 1,500 feet, a lava cono
that ouco vomited fire. Portland Oregonian.
AVorkiuz at a lligli XoK.
A Tendon physician, writing of the pecu
liar efi'cots of certain professions on the
health, advises clerks to" discard tho high
stofcl so commonly used by bookkeepers and
accountants. Ho regards it as far more
healthful in every way to stand, when iv calv
ing &t a LJfeli detik. if need be tho clerk may
ret a few moments by sitting doAvn in an
ordinary chair, but to Avork ad' day in the
cramped position necessitated by the high
stool is ruinous to tho health and must,
sooner or later, result in tho breakic dawi
cf the individual ttcq does it Qhicoga
News.
Woman's Tlace in Germany.
An anecdote In Tho Woman's World shows
the atlitudo in Germany toward woman's
part iu public interests. At a call made by
aa English couple tipoa a German oi emin
ence and his wife, talk arce upon the publio
question of tho hour. The Englishman, per
ceiving that the German lady was being left
out cf the discussion, asked: "And what is
your opinion, madam f Before she could
reply her German lord rcado short work of
it: "Leave the room, meico Liebe; these mat
ters or.i be of no interest to von." Chicago
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Xiixis of Boys', outlis' and Ch.ildrei5s Overcoats, ""ovi miss it if you don't buy your Clothing, 3Cats, Caps, Fur
nishing Goods, Soots and Shoes, otc, of
J, - The - One - Price - Clothier, - Piattsmouth, - Nebraska.
1 HE SEA.
Ch. injr of the aa! On. kin g of the sea!
The world and tUa sua of It ail for in;
Whom tho wilt 11 pray rtrikea tho smile of my Hpa.
And down trom tho hair to the feet of me dripu;
Wtiila tho east wind molten mo across the fute.
And Hi woven flash back In a ttiundoriug race.
Klnjr of tho eu! Oh. Bin;; of the sea!
Tli wealth and the hnalrh of it all for me.
-AV. J. Henderson.
The Triumph of Vmoinr College.
Collocate insti uction for women in Amer
ica encountered the usual reception given to
all innovations. Vosxar college and its stu
dents bocntiie tho objects of many weak
! j;fces. Tho btudents wtra jibed at as women
who "Avanted to lo nicjii," as college women
have ls-ii jitieil at elsewhere. The name
Vassar Avas curried everywhere. It became
j typical, and still is. Other colleges have
I risen, but Vassar remains the woman's col-
lego at which tho small wit hurls Li3 puny
darta. Tho "Vossar girl" still stands for
the girl Avho goes to college, and about her
wo hear all sorts of stories, more or less upoo
ryphul. The new college encountered oppo
sition from even good eople; many had
grave doubts; but tho select few Avelcoruod
it, and it went steadily on its A-ay. It was
folloAA-ed by Wellesley, Smith, Wells, and
Bryn Mawr, and tho "Harvard Anuex," as
it is called, also entered upon its successful
career. Arthur Oilman in The Century.
Wolves anil Deer In Maine.
Maine historians say that over 100 years
ago wolves came down from the novt'a and
devoured most all tho deer in the colony.
Somo of the deer BWrttn to tho islands along
tho coast and a remnant Avas saved. The
AA-olves, having uo doer to eat, turned to the
domestic animals of the country, and gave
tho settlers great trouble. Tho Indians, too,
robbed of their meat supply by the wolvej,
were for u long time in a starving condition,
and often, thpso in tho interior went miles to
the seashoro for food. Tho aa-oIvcs at length
AA'ent northward, and little by little the deer
increased until 1S40, when there was another
AA-olf raid, and for two years they played
havoc with deer and cattle. Ther they dis
appeared and have nc-t sinci boon teen much
in the state, peer ai again increasing, both
booauaC of the absence of wolA'os and because
of tho stringout gatno laws of Maine New
York Sun.
Warn! liar Against Hair Dyes,
Tho America!! Analyst comes to the front
to warn thft woffum against tho use of hair
dyes, to produce "tha delicate goldeu shade
so much admired by tho court circles of
Euro;e and tho high society of the United
Str.tes." Tho three constituents of the ros
trums used to produce this shade of color (ire
peroxide of b3-droge:i, nq-ia ts-gia und brom'.
era rcv.I, Tho iiisc is- the most harmless, but
it produces sores 0:1 the scalp and gives rioc
to skin complaints. Tho acids r.ttack and
burn the hair a:s vvcil r.s X'.m s';i:i. '"They
'i-iiuse in time a disease 1:1:3 t::o itch ;;! pro
.iccs inHatntnation f the trr;-. 'jHiji.C.'' This
i-isidt to (li!?j:;wffi nr t'm st.ilp of lymph ai.d
McoiL 0:i tho who'.-.', yn i:::;", tho w;)::ic:i
had L-"tt'r tf.!':: to n'-nv. other hoL-hy mul f;tt
a Aviihcuttho 'tU.'iii-.i'i; gold sade" of hair.
Is-s.i i.i tiot I'.ki v..r.,t ivi:;:. but i: a S'.:rfc
::d of tu ! iK.uuti:o i ;,r..V.e i;t i,:;;;;V'.V.
.1 io;.;Do:iv.v:-:-1.
To .'.!io'ii!i the C'or-;ot.
A st-Tir.toi- rro iVv-:l r. ir or 1 t'.rv from n
::::a i.i 1 is ;r. :i :.ito t::o :'..'. r ,l:y. T!.c
:::n AA-r.'.itod tho "i :!:itr 'f i 'tj','',;:"; j;i v.r.-
;t.r :! and ; :.-. tj ;. j i...-. i.iii ir smie
. ind t- pu:i::ot ito n--a ..!' iur-o:s. Ho ot
r; ?-;c 1 ; !i boilcf t !:::: 'rsels w : . soul i:o-
:v.yi!."i wc'A "3 ysur.iiy !::.fur:sus lie
.i:..l.'":t l.i.'.i t!.o ".A .'.:' j .r Aiiii r .-.-t v.e:v
si'I ruinoil ;i!;y::-T.:;y u:ti 1 ;:i:::Iy hv (iioir
ilothr.;: r t iv.;; - , ,j ;lt to t:;ko
'to'vs t '. i.i r.-; t. Tho son. Hot l::is
. 't vet ; o:e;i !:! t':..- 'gi-fllou t;f .vr
cy f::.b!:J.-V.-:.ii;i-. ;.! C. r. New York
.'I'sini:;--;.
When your skin is yclloW;
When jprtj'ckui li dark iuul fjref.fy.
When your skin is rough and coarse.
When your skin is inflamed and rid.
When your skin is full of blotches.
When your skin is full of pimpjes. joa,
need a good Mood rnedicjuii Unit tail' he
relied ;ip;n, Qvzgt' liiood Purifier and
Blood Maker is warranted as a positive
cure for all of the above, so you cannot
possibly run any risk when yoo got a bot
tle of this wonderful medicine, ur sae
by O. P. Smith pp..
4iftsses lor sun blindness nt the R; J
die house.
Shcrwin fc Williams' mixed paints e
best in the market, atVicc & Uruj?
store. tf.
BAD BLOOD.
There is not one thing that puts a man
or woman at such disadvantage before
the voild ns a vitiated fcthtcofthe blood
Your ambition is fjue.
Your cpurage has failed,
Year viiality has left you.
Your languid step and listless ac
tions show that yon need a powerful in
viuorator, one bottle of Bergs' Blood
Purifier and Blood Maker will pvt dcav
life in a worn or,t system, and if it does
not it will post you nothing. O. P. Smith
& Co., Druggists.
I Child's Kilt SuUsfrom
Vllllt-l. IUllt 11 UUl
JtJoys' Suits frTVi
Youths' Suits Ijanx
Thoroutrbly cloanso the blood, which is tha
fountain of health, by usinir Dr. Pierce's Gold-
! on Medical Oisoovery, and good digestion, a
! xatr akin, buoyant spirits, ana ooauy ueaitu
. and vitro r will bo established.
' tioldea Medical DiaooA'cry cures all humors,
from the common pimple, blotch, or eruption,
to the worst Scrofula, or blood-poison. Ks-
Recially has it proven Its efficacy in curinif
alt-rheum or Tetter, Eczema, Erysipelas,
Fever - sores. Hip -Joint Disease, Scrofulous
Bores and Hwellinirs, Enlargexl Glands, Goi
tre or Thick Neck, aod Eutinsr Bores or
Ulcers.
I Golden Medical Discovery cures Consump
1 tlon (which is Scrofula of the lunps, by ita
1 wonderful blood - purifying, invigorating-,
' and nutritive properties, if taken in time.
For Weiik Lungs, Spitting of iilood. Short
ness of Iireath, Catarrh in the Head, llron
: chitis. Severe Coughs, Asthma, and kindred
- affections, it is a soA'croign remedy. It
promptly cures the severest Coughs.
For Torpid Liver, UillousneftA, or "Liver
Complaint. Dyspepsia, and indigestion, it la
an unequaled remedy. Bold by drug-g-ists.
Price fl.OO, or Blx bottles for 15.00.
Glasses for color Min-'nrs
lilddle house.
:it tlu
Child's high sandals, only
cents
pair, at Merges'.
Coiie, Dinrrhrea and summer complaints
arc dangerous at this season of the year !
and the only Avay to guard against these
diseases is to have a bottle of some reli
able remedy. Beggs' Diarilnea Balsam is
a POSITIVE HELIEK in nil tluse disa
greeable eases und is pleasant to take.
It will cost you only :it cents. ). I.
Smith & Co., Druggists.
Private Sewerage
All parties desiring private sewerage
connection with the main sewer, can be
accommodated at any time, by address
ing Iluulius & Sht-l tf n, ScAvtr Contra
tors, P. O. box 1180, or by calling nt the
oflice, Murphy's store. lr.i
Chronic nasal catarrh gunr-inteed
cute Pr, Sage's Catarrh llemedy.
Dout go to Omaha when you want
to get your beautiful parlor and bed
room sets but go to Henry Uoeek's fur
niture emporium where you can get every
thing in the furniture line that Avill go to
make your home beautiful and comfort
able; and above all you can get it cheap.
Remember that he who sells most can
sell cheapest.
B, Time Table.
i.OINO W'KHT, OOI.Vfi HAS
No. 1.---5 :!( a 111. No, 2. 4 ::''! p. 111.
.'.-!, .-- p, ill. No. I. til :"M a. ni.
No. S :47 a. 111. No. 6 7 :13 p. 111.
No. J.--7 fl I'. III. No. 10. 9:15 a, in.
No. ! 0 :17 p. m.
No. 11 G ;27 a. 111.
A:l trains v"ti t.iiiy ly xvav of Omaha, except
No.i nai Vhioh r-iin to and from Kehui ler
daily M.'0t Sunday.
No. :;o Is a ctuh to Pacific June! ion at fi sna.ni
No. V.i Is a stub from facilic .lunetioii at Un,ui.
BUSINESS WHECTOKY.
A S. F. THOMAS.
Attorr.ey-at-Law and No'ary Public. Oflice r.
Fitzpeia!d V.loclc. l'lattsmoiith. Neb.
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Attorney. ftt.-.H-. Will jsive prompt Attentio:
to ili 'KiiPiovss iutrustod to hini. Office ii
Uttitin lo.ouk, Kast side. I'lattsir.outh. .eh.
AG K I C U LT U if A h 1 M 1' LK M K NTS.
HA 1.1, & t ltAlt,
Agricultural Implements, ConMitd Ihiggief
atitt Uutliford Wiion-j, "tlood 'J Imbor and
lione lry." sjtdj aV"l AVafrauted. daln street.
bevvei1. BIaiU J'i'd Seventh.
BaNK.
FIRST NATIONAL RANK,
of Fhirtsnu nth. Capital SStUMKt ; smplua 11,
OtMi. John Fitzgerald, I'rei-ident ; S, AVasish.
Cashier; V. S. White, Vice-rv?Uieiii. llo;ircl
f DiieotoiH : John Fitera'd. F. K. White,
J110. K. Cla.rU, Ji, li(tskjtwoi'th, S. Wangli.
BAStit """
THE CITIZENS BANK,
of Flattsnionth. Capital stock paid in, Snu.noo.
Frank Can uth, PreHiiioiit : XV. II. Cushiiijj
Cashier; J. A. Connor, V'Sce-ri-eeide-nt. A
ueneral hanking hu.-i'ies tri;!'.it-d. Collec
tions receiA'e prompt nd wierui attention.
BI.At KS-V IT H"
liOHKHT DONNELLY.
BiHcksnilth and Wonmaker, Dealer in tVind
mills, Vuiups and Fittings.
OOTS ANDSHOKS.
JOSEni FITfe'vli.
Uoots nud Shoes. U'-uinun promptly attended
to. So',UU SSiJo Alain street.
B" "OOTS AND SI IO ICS.
FETEK MEKGE3.
A complete ascorlineiit of every kind of Foot
wear and cheaper than the cheapest wrst of
the Missouri iiiver. Also inauufaiti'.iinj; and
liepaiiiiif.
TJAKliER StlOV AND jJATII KOOM.
B l. MOULEY.
Ia and Cold Ua'.hsat all hours. Ladies' and
Children's Hair Gutting a specialty. Cor. 5th
and Main, under Carrutb's.
BAKEUY.
F. STADELMA.NX.
Bread, Cakes, Pies. Bv,i;i, etc.. fresh daily.
Partv, Wedding j.... r'arey Cake a specialty,
lee CrcT.ai a auy quantity.
B" "oOKsELLEIi, ETC.
J. P. YOUNG,
Bookseller, Stationer, and Nev,-s Dealer ; Fancv
(roods, Toys. Conleptioneiy, Fine Cigars. Soda
Water !nd Jit) Shako, Pianos and organs and
MUl.l lMtmuieats.
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pisrc?ji
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$1.90 to &7u
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3.25 to i0.90
- 4.00 to. J 5.00
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DAYLIGHT',
We lia e jiu-t jl:tfeil on our tlii-lvi-.' !i
NEW STOCK
We nru l:iily
Goods For
Am! have u
FALL 1k WINTER GOODSV
Our Va in.-; in Sjianish, Sixiny, (it-nnan I .rjili vr
art on Hale.
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Dress Flannels and Velvets, Carpetd, etc., in all the
Latest Novelties.
LADIES' AMD CHILDREN'S SHOES I
Xonc but "Westcni-niade (JootU Kejit in 'J'liat Line.
(Jive us a (Jail.
JOS. V. WECKBACH.
pLOTlIINI.
VJ S.&O.MAYKK,
flent's Furnishings, Kine Tailor Made Clot hint;
in Men's. Hoys' and fliildreirs Wear. Their
prices defy competition. Thev misrepresent
nothing. Their Word s Their liund.
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bOTlllNG.
L. GOI.DING.
Ch'lhiiig. FiirniKhinjt Goods. io to the old re
liable house for Hats, Caits. l.'inhrellas. Trunks
Hoots, Shoes. Mam street, next Casnl o, isa:iK
pI.OTIIING.
C. K. WFSCOTT.
Clotliinjr. Hats. (;ai)S, o. Fine Fin nislilnas
our specialty. One price and no Monkey hus
itiess. it pays to trade with us. iioekwood Iilk.
GANNINO company.
CAKKUTH CANN'INC CO.,
Frank Carruth. Henry .1. Streicht, Ppi iotois.
I'ackf-rs of the Climax Brand YsetableH.
CM N FKUTION KK Y.
L flUI-UHKBU'S.
Fruits, Coureetioiiorv and Fine Cigars.
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O. P. SMI 1 II & CO,
Dealers In Wall Paper, Paint. Oil. Art Mater
ials. Cigars .tc. ltoekwood I'.liH'k.
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ftEniNO & CO.
Drug, Chemicals. Paints, Oils.
BUUGS.
F. G. FUICKE dt CO.,
Iiniiin, Medicines. Chemicals. Paint. Oils,
Variiish-s. Dye Stuffs ot.. Fine Stationery,
Select Toilet and Fauey Anleles.
DUYtiOODS, OKOCEKIKS.
F. S. WHITE.
Dry Goods, Groceries. Notions. General Mer
chandise, etc. S. E. corner Main and Cth Sts.
DliVTiOUDS.
F. UKliKMAXN.
Dry (Jocds. ;ot!ons and Ladies' Furnishing
Goods, Cse oooreast First National ilauk.
TTvaGoods. cm cki: 1 es. '
L K. G DOVEY & SOX,
Carry a l:srj;e stoclt of Fina (; rroerlos, Dry
iiods. Carpets. tviueersiro. Notions, f nd
Fanev Goods, to he ionud in tho county. Lp
per Ma n streeti hot ween 5th and (ith.
Dentist;
D!i. A. T. WITHEKS.
"The Painless Dentists." Teeth extracted
without the least pain or harm. Art ifieial teeth
fnserted immediately after extracting natural
ones Avhen desired. Gold and all other Fillings
strictly first class. Offiee In Cnlon Block.
F URNffUIf S ;
1II5NRY P.OECK.
FurnUure. Bedding. LooKinsr Glase, Picture
Fraiiius. etc. Wooden and M.etalUakets kept
in etock.
T7URXITUUE,
I. PEARI.MAN.
Furniture. Parlor Suils. I'pho'stery Goods.
Stoves, tueensware. Tinware, and all kinds of
Hoiie'!.oil Goods. North 6th street, between
Slain and Vine.
GENT'S FUR S" 11 1 IN O (;OiiT
J. II. DONNKLLY.
Gents Fine Furnisher and Hatto''. The most
eoiniilete and finest stock fit the city. Carruth
Block, Cor. 5th and Main.
GROCERIES.
Jl. B. MURPHY a CO.,
The Lcadlcg Dealers in Groceries. Crockery.
China, Laitps. Wooden and Willow ware.
Flour, Feed,&c. Cash paid for country produce,
GROCERIES.
I.EHNIIOFF & SOKNN1CIISFN,
Groceries, Provisions, Glassware ted Crockery.
GiiOC'ERlES.
F. McCOTTKT, -Green.
Staple and Fancy GFcerieia.
GROCERIES,,
J BENNETT & TUTT.
tap;eiid Fancy Groceries, Green Fruits and
Canned Goods.
nROCERIES.
AUG. SAC If.
Groceries and (Veiisware, Flour and Feed.
ii;ais, iouacco anu t-iuiery. liiuaie Jiouse.
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Wen's. Overcoats
Men's Nobby Cheek Overcoats
Men's Fur Beaver Overcoats -Men's
J5iack Worsted Overcoats
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raae
Cuiiijilotc Lino of
G-OOD
Gt:ocEitn:s.
CMKIS. WOlll.K.VitTII,
Staple aiul I'aiiev tireeeiies, (ilussware and
Crookeiy, i'"liir and Feed.
HOTKL.
Firj:n '(KiU,
I'ropi ietor City Hotel. Tonus. SI. Mi per day,
Si'i-rial Attention i;ivcii ciiii'nieioial men.
aicni:s-?.
v. :. k Kri'Kii.
Successor to O. M. Strelj;lit. llarnem, Ki'.ddlerj
(iooils. Nets, l'.ohes. Din-tors, and a
: all lioote (ur-
iiisliln ooils.
HAMAYA1CK.
.IOIINTON BROS.,
Ifardware. Stoves. Tinwaie, 'I al.le and Pool. el
Oul'.erv. Rasors, etc. Household t-i v li g Ma
chines' and Jewel Gasoline ftovei. 'Iinwoik
of all kinds done :it I easonahle Mlces, Main
Mieet, Roekwood Block.
JEWELRY.
If A Alilfl W AIM
Watches. Clocks. Mivorwaio i.nd Jewelry.
Special Attention given to Watch Rcpaiiing.
rEWLLRY.
w FRANK CARRUTH & SON.
Al-.vavs carry a lin stock of lMainoiids,AVnf-li-es.
Cf-oks. Jewelry. Silverware and 'pootiirlos.
Drop In and inspect their jjoods hefure paichas
ing elsewhere.
JEWELRY.
O J. SCH LATER,
Jowfler. Walt ham Watches a Specialty. Main
Street, near Fourth.
LIVERY STABLE.
G. M. HOLMES .t SON.
Tho Checkered Barn. Livery. Feed and Fale
stlle ; parties conveyed toall parts of the city.
Carriages at all trains. Corner N ine and lith.
MEAT MARK ET.
R1CHARH RILSTEIV.
Who'osiilo and Retail Dcaier in First Quality
Beef, Pork. MuUon. Veal, l.ainli, etc. .sixth
street, Neville Block. Prices moderate.
MEAT MARKET.
M J. IIATT & CO..
Kill their own Cattle. Render their ov.11 Lard
and Cure their own Bacon. Main Mioct.
MEAT MARKET.
FICKLER (t CO..
Egjrs. Poultry :. We im; ot ly tho host trade
of native stock . Oysters and game in feasoti.
MERCHANT TAILOR.
C. F. SMITH,
Merchant Tailor. Main strett.'over Merges'
shoe store. Complete stock of samples. Fit
guaranteed. Prices defy competition.
MILLINERY.
iA M RS. J. F. JOH NSON.
A Comjleto Line of the Latest Styles of Mil
linery and Triuiiiihurs ; a'so Childron's and In
fatits' Bonnets, to he closed out at cost.
T ESTAURANT AN!) LUNCH ROOM.
El, JACOB II EN'NCH.
Meals and Lunches sei Aed to order at all hours.
A so oysters. Cigars, Toh'-iceo, Pop and Cider.
Opposite Riddle House.
QAMl'LE ROOM.
O FJ'.AHM & K LI ET( II.
Sample Room. Imported and Domestic Wees,
I.hiuors and Cicars. Only straight goods Iihd-
dled. Milwaukee Bottled Lager a Specialty.
Cor. 5! h and M&iu Sts.
q AMPLE ROOM.
THE AMERICAN FXCIIANGE,
N ick Cuiiiiinphaiii. proprietor ( hoice VAinrs,
Lhiuors und Cigars. Pool and Bihiard Tables.
It ddle Home Block.
SAMPLE ROOM
THEELKIIORN SALOON.
W'rn. Weber, proprietor. Manufacturers of
.Soda Water. Birch Beer. Cider, etc. Agct for
Fred K rug's Celebrated Lger Beer.
QAMl'LE ROOM.
O . JOTINBLAKF.
Sample Room and Billiard H:i. Choice Wfnen
Liquors and cigars. Billiard and Pool Tables.
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5.00
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