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j la the He4 by the proprietors ot
DR. SAGE'S CATARRH REMEDY.
a rslarrli. Headache.
c.ltruction -f nose, dincharfr'-e falhinr Into
tlirOUt. UH.'timP9 proiiw, wuirry, mi'i ni'iiu,
St othi-rs. ihick. tnartou!S mucous, purulent,
blooly aa-1 putriil : ryr weak, rinifiny in ears.
d-a!ni-M. difnculty or cloarinjr throat, expecto
ration of fir-n!iv matter: breath offensive:
n-n.-tl an.l ta.t unpaired, and peneral debility.
Ouiy i few of the? umptoms likely to be pres
ent at onre. Thouaan'ls of cases result ia con
umrt:on. nod end in the Brave.
liy its mild. a.xthinir. and bealinpropertlet.
Tr nc' ltome.lv iiirm the worst casea. SOCi
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lt.iiouft Attarka,and all deraniremtnta of
lie auU bowel. tU.bydrureist.
.JULiUS PEPPERBERG.
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Vi'.i: i Hi-' lulled paints. t!(e
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CsmnUsioncrs' Proc -cdinis.
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1'n s- iii: A. It. l'mlii, A. il, l)i(km ami
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.Miiiuti-s wf Ot-tolu-r srssion reau uiul
.nlrVfil, ultiT whicli the following wus ,
ilt nie to-w it:
In Hi- ii,.:tlir of tlie saii: (if lot 5 in
l!'( L 15 in tli'.- rily f I'l:ittsmfulli it
v.'.is o.l ii'.l th.it it lu sukl to .Mrs JuIiii- .
nun lor sf2 J5.00.
Th foMovviu ' iiiiDropriition bills wen: i
audited ami iiuovvnl us in.ucuteil un gen-
erul fuii' I:
W II .Ml'u k. I) U'liii'' iiisonors.?110 75
SheriMHii i. ('utiilit, riutin.. , Hi j
A Clink, iinlsc to j ul 1,J to
Nel. Ti lci'liom: Co, rent 3 00
Skinu'-r iV Kitt:hie,iiiH j'oor house 100 00
.IoS Wt'kd.ifk, lli'l-l' to j ul. .
E l'liliiiur. nulse to poor
10 00
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T. 00
10 oo
2 75
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27 DO
-1 00
Geo Stunts, collecting taxes..
J K KeiHilcy, printing
A H KnottB. printing
E Palmer, indse to poor
W H llukcr, stutioiicry
Gazette-Journal ("o, iiintiii";
M Spink, cxlrn stationery
Mrs liiiih room for election .
1 Spiuk, snl;iry and rxpc-nsi s. . . 113 50
J C Eikcnbnrv, ir rdni" pri-sonera ,s ;
In (J Seal Is. damages 1- 20
W.I White, court room rent 100 00
Fred l'atterson, m lse to poor. . .
I) Woodard, exp co coin'rs
Kit Sampson, lioardiu poor
s oo
5 ;$o
101 31
i no
12 no
43 40
15 23
7 2.j
11 30
11 75
7 40
10 00
18 00
20 30
3(5 05
J 11 Cox, hardware
F S White, ootbs to paupers. . .
Wcideuaau & Iiref kcufeld stoves
Christ Koehuke, fixing jail
T Clark, coal
Ne! Telephone Co. rent
Jlcnry lioeck, bedding for jail..
Chas Murphy, muse to paupers. .
Johnson liros, nidse to county. .
A 1 Dickaon, salary and cxp
A II Todd, u:nc
Lonis Foltx. same
Omaha R. ptiblican, printing etc. 22'J 50
li Ci itilili.i l, sa!ary and exp... b'J CO
Cut in tin: following insane casis
were :.! 'owed :
John (Iiiyp-r
2-: 55
2s !'0
n oo
33 30
li ::o
7 10
17 70
7 M
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Jacob 1 lansen
Alex N'-lson
I.Vil!:i ('.iinlib' 11
Coits of Stat" vs E M.u vi n. . .
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" " " l'utiick .Moon
" " Janki s E-ui .
" " .l ick lbir:in . .
" " Ellis (fcWestlake 2s s5
Tiie followlnii appropriations were
mini; from the Ins le hind:
E G Cool, y, lixiii'4 bi id-e. . .
5: 20 00
Id 00
4(1
31 21
3 0
'.IS 05
20 0O
. .SO 05
14 1:0
Mutz i'c Sii ink, luiiiber
Milton Irwin, pott lor biidoe..
Wat' i tn in t: Co, Itwnbt r
Marshal! Bros, !i ids
C A K-iiiffman, lumber
J 1 Mc.hei.soii. lr.inbi r
J. hn Wat.Tinan, lumber
J Graham, lum'u r and work . . . .
tVn,!: IC, i. i:i!l n iiiiirin'' bii.W
10 00
S juth 1-itt" I.nmb'T Co. lumber 115 75
Tii - i 'Lio .-ino; wns allowed on road
fund:
li L Cross, hauling road grader.? 3. 00
Win Ba-tcr. M-:ap :is 15 ot
Joe; h Mullen, work on loads . . 24 00
Tii'.' 1 as.'1 on e A of n w i sec "JG 12-14
is extended for the period of ten years.
The d. ! for load war Ivijl was ac
cepted ii;d .bed rieoidid. The road
w as declared open by coin'rs and ordered
put on platt book.
Pe tition nskinc; for the appointment of
W. A. Cl.horn justice of peace for
Louisville precinct was granted and
bond approved.
Petition askmsr for a ehana of loca
tion of a county road running west from
tlie village of Louisville along the li. fc
M. right of way was granted as petitioned
for. .
Petition nuking for an appropriation
for starting county road running south
of Union was refused.
Report of viewers on private road
asked for by Fred Demko. was accepted
and the road ordered opened upon the
tender of payment of ?50 damag'S to
Eli E don, ond $10 costs to Cass county.
li.iard adjournal to meet Dec. 4, lt?SS.
BlKU CHITCHl-lKI-n,
Conuty Clerk.
And Daniel Obeyed.
'Dan:ei:M
;Sire r
,:l fain would sleep for I am weary.
' Read sonietbing to me to lull me to
repose.''
"What shall it be ? Something from
the humorous papers V
"No, Drtuitl, no; read a few chapters
from 'Fox's book of rmrtyrs. "
"Yes, my liege." Lincoln Journal.
How's this for a tie? The following
was the vote in Cass township, Mushem
gum, Co., Ohio: Harrison 125. Cleve
land 125, Ryan 125, Lvbarser 125,
ii,....w im i;..'iu.l 1 ?a Tioiin li!5. C(ck-
if-. M-on I -tr,. Srott 125. Painter
125. Ri'l r 125. l)iin'';!ii 125. E.-.ns 125,
P...-11 12", Conner 1'5. D niit- 125.
HOW CAN PA3ENT3
all-.v tli'.ir childr. n to coimh and strain
and eolith and calmly siy: "Oh! it is
onlv a littlo cold." an I keep giving 'hem
c'.if'ip an! dangerous medicint-s, until
h.-y ftrc d,;-R-n witli lun.'.j feyi r of j-o'.:-eiii".i.fi
:i, v. In it tl. -v ran tL- o fiisllv re-li-ve
ti y BECKS'" CHERRY COCGH
SYIvl'i' It ha no PUi'iri-ir. and few
f in: :. K--r sil by O. P. Smith & Co.,
drujiiSti.
Clothing must go. M-n's Business Suits
at f 1.00. EUop. the Que Price Clothier
Tlioy "T'toMi uj:iiiiiT.s"
If any on-; has i Vi i' :iv n Ur. Sage's
Cat.tnli Rem-dy a lair tri d and has not
been (l!Htl tli: It by, the ln:i li It fact urets of
that unfailing r in. iiy wouhi Jiki: to hear
fro j.i that individual, for when they
off-.-r, as they do, in good faith, $500.
fur :i c:im: of n i5:d catarrh which they
cacict cif". they m an jn-! ix ully what
tliey s iy. '!'!i'-y are ti i.-iiu iaily reponsi! le
an.i abtm l. lit y a'-Ie to laak" good tli' ir
guuaiitee, us a;iy :!; c:::s learn by
making pro). i r inijiiiiy. R nn-dy sjU1
by all druggists, at 50 c.-nts.
Is Ciytliztion a Failure.
'Yes, judge, I think that civilization
has readied a higher eminence in this
country than any where else. In all other
countries, for intance the women of the
lower and middle classes are treated as
beasts of burden and slaves. Here tiny
are treated as princesses." ?
'I agree with you. By the way how
is your old mother now':'
Firt rate, she was currying coal into
the house when I leit." Lincoln Journal.
WHAT ON EARTH
Is the reason people w 'll not, can not, or
elo not see any difference in cheap nos
trums put up by Cheap John Houses or
irresponsible parties at enormous profits,
rather than take a medicine of world
wide repudiation and one that is giving
universal satisfaction at equal price? No
medicine in the world is giving such un
paralleled satisfaction for- purifying the
blood as REGG'S BLOOD PURIFIER &
BLOOD MAKER, and ever bottle that
docs not do its work will cost you noth
ing. For sale by O. P. Smith Ja Co.,
druggists.
Dont go to Omaha when you want
to get your beautiful parlor and lied
room sets but go to Henry Iloeek's fur
niture emporium where you can get every
thing in thr furniture line that will 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.
COUCH! and COUGH! and COUCH
What in the world is the reason you
will coti'h and keep coughing and still
keen trvinir inf'-rior im dicines when
eeggs-'ciieriiy cough syrup win
t'ositiv- lv relieve your cough at once?
This is no advertising scheme, but an
actual fact, and v guarantee it. Sold
bv O. P. Smith S; Co.. drugej.-ts.
If you want anything in th" jewelry
line. !' to II. M. (built He will sell you
good goods at low prices and guarantee
them as represented.
roil s U.K. A good span of matched
ponies for sale, thy are a number one
buggy team. Enquire at this oflicc. tf
Everything mcessary for furnishing a
house can be purchased at II. Boeck's,
Gold and silver watches enough to
.--upply the country at H. M. Gault's.
cheap and warranted to give satisfaction.
Elson the One Price is selling Chinchil
ns Overcoats, Beaver Collars and Cuffs, at
1 5. r. o.
O. P. Smith & Co. are making a spec
ialty of Christ mns and fine New Year?
cards this sea-on.
Mrs. J. F..Iohnson has just received
some hnndsOine hats and bonnets, and
she will be pleased to show them to any
of our readers, who will call on her.
- If you want a good clock, go to II. M.
Gauli. He has a large assortment to
pick from at prices that can't lu-p but
sell them.
Iuilitcnce of tho East WJrnl.
V.'ith few exceptions the east or north
east w inda act unfavorably upon human
beings. Dr. Richardson says: "That all
nervous conditions in which, for want of
a tiiore correct term, we say the nervous
tono is lowered, are nnch intensified by
tho cast wind, and, indeed, the special
action of this particular wind is to pro
duce want of tono or debility. Under its
influence almost all sick persons say they
are depressed; they do not complain of re
duced appetite, nor of pain intensified, nor
of derangement of the secretions, buttbey
declare that they aro rendered prostrate
both in mind aud body. They are also
moro irritable in mind, which perhaps
leads them to feel acutely the sonso. of
prostration. In brief, If a tingle ' word
were wanted to express Hie morbid effect
of an cast w;ind on tho sick man, and on
all the members of tho 6ick community,
that word would be prostration "
The same authority continues: "That
the presence oi the east wind increases the
mortality pf those who are suffering from
diseases 'of debility of every kind is ft fact
that seems undoubted. The physician,
through the whole of the spell of an east
wind, will find his patients complaining
of not making satisfactory progress, and
will seo extreme cases rendered more
speedily hopeless facts indicating the ex
Istence'of a general and all pervading ia
Hueuce in the atmospheric sea itself as
tho causo of tho w hole of the evil.' What
that influence is, how tho air is modified,
whether it is modiuod by some change in
tho constitution of theoxygen, or w hether
it carries with it somo foreign deleterious
pri?'b:et, it is impossible to say, for up to
this limo'no special chemical examination
of the cast wind has been made with tho
object of determining its rpecial physical
properties. Yw know t ho effects cf it. an-1
wo know no more." llerald of Health.
liiil Nos ''Catch Cu.''
Tho Trench never did well ci trrualat
lrsg, Shakespeare. Even Yckair? did not
"efftch on" to the tacoiiiuj' cf tho grc?.t
raniiitu-r. Shahespeare's c-ri-ession, "I
vill carvo myself a t'criun with my
sword." Voltaire rendered, "V.'ith my
sword I will raaha n- fortune carving
meat." New Yorli Press.
11.. I Wi.nN of Africa.
In th.; vast u. ei'.:i of Africa. Asia and
Australia w. ihul ull tho requisites lor
tho full dev.-!',; i;h :.t of healed air cur
rents Tin: whole siirrouiitiing.s aro fa
voi'ab'e. a'ld aaiid being a poor conductor
the powerful rays of an undimmed sun
warm thi supe; iieird layers to an extraor
dinary degree, and this excessive tempor
al uro is coi.smiMiicate.l to the Faiperhi
('.unbent iilni.'isiiheiv in tho usual way.
Between Tripoli r.:ui Mur.uk there is a
hti rile trat t of more than fifty miles of
sandy country, where a thermometer
thrust sis inches heiow toe sairoieo re
folded a temperature of 130 dcg.s. in
South Africa !ir John Persehel found a
e.rouii l temperature, of 15'J deg.s In the
.-.. vi-re !roii;:ht of tin i-u:ui'ier.of loTT, iu
I ho Fiji Islands, the black hid b t hcrniom
e'.t r :! the gratis registered 172 degj. So
ex-.-eei'ingl v hot was t he ground that tho
poor natives, whose feet are "as tough as
rowhido. often enabling them to walk over
lire or on the top of live coral, an ordeal
almost equally severe," were compelled
for oneo to bandage their feet for protec
tion against the liery S'tl.
On some, arid desert plains the tempera
ture of tho sand reaches 2G0 (legs, and
3ven higher. During Capt. Sturt'.s wan
Jerings' in Australia ! f"v.-rl th-.t a
match would i..- o.. : m.piy dropping it on
tho ground. Burton's feet were scorched
while pitching his tent in tho Arabian
desert. The same authority, describing
tho Ineiigo district of Central Alriea,
states that "under the burning yellow
sky tho grass is as white as tho soil; the
fields stubbk'.s stiff as harrows are
r-tained only by tho shadows of passing
clouds; tho trees, except upon the nullah
banks, are bare; the animals are walking
skeletons, and nothing' seems to fiouri.-di
but flies, white ants and caltrops. Intense
heat and want of water have dried the
land." Tho Kagolay, an important river
system of Abyssinia, receiving many trib
utary streams, is unable to reach tho Ki-a,
as the hot dry air and sand between them
drink up the wholo volume of water.
Coruhill Magazine
Ovei toadiiiy tlie Hilling Table.
But vuat have the women to do in this
matter? Do tkey, too, not vio with each
other as to who can set the finest table?
Even the plain farmers' wives do not
always give us a rood example. Count
tho varieties at a single me;d, especially if
they have company. Besides bread, but
ter, milk, meat, vegetables, etc. (enough
for any Christ san).t here are cakes, pastries,
preserves, jellies, pickles, puddings, side
dishes innumerable, with coffee or other
hot drink, over and above. I think I once
counted no less than sixteen dishes at a
plain little "lea" in a country village.
With this state of things in the rural dis-ti-'cts,
wiiat aro wh to expect in the large
citit-s? Listen to one who has just spoken
his mind on th's subject:
"The essential diiVeronee between bar
barism and civilization, according to epicure.-,
is that tl; n mcnato to live, and no-.v
they live to eat. In American cities, not
ably ia New York, th'-re are, it must bo
confessed, many r-r. called civilized beings
of thi:i order. Yv'hen they aro not eating,
they arc talking or thinking about it; and
their laces show what an absorbing idea
and habit il is. They may be s,cen any
evening at Dobuouieo's, tho Brunswick,
the lloifman, or at some one of the fash
ionable clubs, intent upon tho dinner they
have ordered, and enjoying with repellent
sensuality their various dishes and wines.
They are apt to have round, protruding
eyes, large, coarse mouths, do'iblo chins,
florid, oleaginous complex Ions, a genera
expression of matter dominating and con
trolling mind. They -are barbarians in tho
midst of high civilization; fur they aro
consecrated to their appetites, and imper
vious to th:". I'lii'. v Issues of life." S v-.v
Waterman Opera House
ONE NIGHT
Thursday. Nov. 15
Tilt: LEADING ATTUACTIOX
.:i m:n (a;.ixii c-mpaxy inch ijing
mi. Win. I1A HI' IS
Leading American Actor. Fiit tisne in
this city, and '..c.i"'".'iia 1'rorlutlion
of LihaKi spcfii's Greatest Com
edy, in live acts
W Ado Hit Itli:
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lea as Boairlce
Her gi t -a test Comedy Characterization.
Magnificent Costumes I
by "Worth, of Paris, France.
PPvICEF, :?t.C0. 7o cents and gallery
50 cent?. Seats Reserved in advance at
J. P. Tot uj'sPookstore, no extia charge.
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November-
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TIip Ih-Piipp Hint hipr
i 110 Hilly f Blbu P UIIIIGI
wn.i.
Ore1 BEiilTS
Jn one of li'3 wintlo'.vs. I'vi ryln aly can ;iu-.-.s a!il iuel jjot Luy u
cent's wui'tli. Tliti '.me otics-i! r tlie noiiit i-t to l:nv mar v
3eans tlie jar c. nt:ii lis, ly .Jan. 1st, thiill receive'
i m SUIT
-The second
And the Third Nearest
A FINE LEATHER CLUB SATCHEL I
The Jar will he lilied and sealed up 1 y two responsihle i:irties on
November !t, and counted dy three rer..nsible .artieH at a
Public, Hall, on Januory 1st, lsSi, in riattsinoiith. If a
lady hould be the iirt nearest ouesper she will receive
A T
wesity -
The Second
'l he Third
t r w
k i I k i C
I'ring your guesses with name in a pealed envelope. One ouess to
each person.
Lookout lor hiro-e hand liill oiv iiif you n proo-i-.mi bob-vo oinir to
lill the Jar and count the 1 Jeans, 'j he I'i-oo-jmhi will
bo very in terestino-.
e-Piice
And Leader
A TXOllSKY.
A S. F. TfloT.?;.
Atoi-p,e'--at-L:iw an.l N;Jsii l'i:Si!!c;. OfHee in
Fnjrera'd IJloc.t. V'.;,itnu)Uth, Neb.
A TliJ.:.Ni V.
A A. X. RT'I.LIVAN.
Attorr.pr-st-l.aw. V.'iil pive proiar-t it'eiition
to all iiuHiiicis intrnsled" t !iln'. Oilier li
Union lilock. Fast side, i'liittsi'iouth. N-b.
BAKBElt SlXOf ASP 1!T1I KOOM.
:i. MOIM.LV.
Hot r.nd Col.! Kadis at all hoars. Ladies' and
ClnidrPn's Hair Outtiua a specialty. Cor. UU
unit M;iia. liiider Ciul ttlli'".
BOOKSELLER. ETO.
.1. 1'. YOL'NO,
lri;l-:sijllor. Stationer, and Xev. s Healer : F.-rcy
(lomis, Tojs. ('eiifeeti'"iery, K!a it'.irs. :. 1 ;
iV"ati-r a'-ei Mi'k s.!iak", l'laaos and organs acd
Musi a! IniitriiiiK nls.
"I. TIIIXG.
- L. OOLDIXO.
Cl.Mh'i p. F n id-liii (i.iiule Oo to the old re
liable le-ese for Itass, Oa: s. I 'mlirilas, Trunks,
lit- tf, Sha.s. Mala street, next C'a-st'o, I'vl-'iU-
is o.. V. s.:mi ru :c ro.
IVa'cr-: ir. v''-: i'.ii'er, P.iiats. oil. Art Mater-
a!-, t;-jai.s &'.. Iloekwood H'uek.
DENTIST.
ITl. A. T. WITlllvJ.-.
'I he T'iiialesi llealit.' 'I'etth xfrnoted
v. iihout i lie U;sl (uiiii !- liariu. A r. 'ficc'l letl
insei'tiid iimauiliatdly after extracting na.ural
ones when de-ired. O.ild and ail otlier l-ia.nss
M: icily tirxt clas. (:T:ee ta Union Mock.
GKOCEU1K5
OMRfS W )IILFARTiI,
sHajae ai:d Kaaey O-cer'es, Ol .isswara and
i.'roekeiy, rioiiraud Feed.
GENT'S KL it V! ! II NO O'lOOS,
.1. H. I) ) NPLLY.
Oents Fini Farnh-iier an.l Ft:iti.'?. T'iC ia''i
complete :t:id JPiest s'oek in Ilia !;. Criuth
Block. Oor. ." li a;i(!. -Ma'a-
GRC.O' i:tr
' LKfl N flOFF & cOF.N'NlCl!SN.
Grocc-rien, I'rovi.-ime;. Olasswaro ud C'roekory.
Air.NE-si ---"
W'. O. KEFFKR,
S'lidvssr-f n O. M. Sir'-ijtit. Harne!-, Saddlery
Ootid, fl'. Rubes, liiitirrs, and ail Dorse fs:r
iiisli'ii iI'o:'s.
Haki"vakf.
.Ti! v nv nirs.,
HnoJivare. t :.ve. Ti:.v. at p. Tublo ftrd rocket
C' t'e-y. Has iri. e!i. H-au"!t.orri stwini? Ma
cliii.es a"d .le-Ac'. f ioyet". Tinv.rk
of ;i;I kiiU v sik'ra-suiiable prices. iMain
U:c. lf-iil? sfivd tiL'k.
MKltfHAM TAILOR.
C. F. SMITH,
Meridian. Tai'or, Main street, cvf-r Meriji";'
slice store. Oo'idete v-!c or paiejileo. Fit
tcnai auteed. Friec-4 tiiy eoni;etlli(.u.
M lLLlXr.lt V.
MRS. .1. F. JOIINS.VN.
A f(n;iltte l.ir.e of the Latest Styles of Mil
lineiy nd Ti iiiitiini:s : ai-o CliildiVa's aud la
f ants' Donne s. to lie closed on at ct.
The finest bedroom Fcts can be found
at II. Bocck'e.
I he On
First !
i'laci: -
0
nearest-
olSa Trunk
Nearest
Neare.st-
HANDKERCHIEF I
Clothing Hussler
of Low Price.-;.
: One. 1 'wo and Three veins o!;, near Kiowa,
I Kansas : suitable fur I'cediaK or KoiikImK.
ileo Stocli. Catllo.
! Wi'l fi li en lime to partu s nuiloui; liist-clacS
If. 'V. Olfl VKs, Kie'v a, K.-if., or
V.'. II. (ilfl.MI S. Kant :is )ty, .Mo.
I It. 11. Vv'INOIIAM, Jol'W A. I'AVIKH,
j Notary fnblic. 'otaiy f ubllc.
j vi ;m)1!a:-j i oavilh,
I attorn cys - at - Xaw.
j Office over liti.J: id Ca-' rx.nty,
j Flat tsmoi ti:, - - KKritAPKA
! Practical Flem tim Tuner
amj r:i'Aii;i- it.
Fi i s-t -class work guanmti . d. Al.-odf al
er in Pianos and Orgar s. (Jfilce nt Uocck'H
furniture store, Pl.ittn.onth. Nebraska.
C. F. S M I T II ,
The Boss Tailor
Iilaia St., Over Mcr;;i s' sin e Ktore.
Has the best and most xmphfe f'ocJc
of Ffmples, both fcTcign und df mci-tic
woolens that ever fame wot f f Misponri
river. Xd these prices: Eusinof I'uits
from lrt to :'. d.-s fnits, to 4."5
pasts -l, !?, if, $G..r0 roid upwards.
J-Will guarantetd a fit.
Prices Defv Compelllion.
J. II. EMMONS. M.D.
novo:oPATii!'j
Physician i Surgeon
Ofilce ever tV.eeti'i cfore. Vain Kfrfrt.
Roidenee In lr. S-l:;idl.-iir-cl,t's noperty.
('Iiror.io nLxsPS and I)isc:(M's dl Wcin t-n and
Oliililren it vnecinlfy. OCSee hfiui, to il a.m.
3 to ii and T to 3 . la.
?. &.17A. Time Table.
OOI sa KT.
No. I..", a. in.
(JOINO FAST.
No, 2.-4 3 p. Hi.
No, 4. 1 :."o a. m.
N.'i 7 :13 p. m.
Xo. 10. a :45 a. III.
J Xo, n. e :4o p, in.
no, R. fi :I7 a. ia.
No. 7.-7 :.l t. m.
No. 9 --8 :'.7 p. m.
NO. 116 ;27 a. in.
All traln run daily 'oy wsrof Omaha, extvpt
Xo;. 7and s vihi!i run to and from Schuyler
daily except Sunday.
Xo. 3 : I a tr.n to Pacific Junction at .3ria.n
Xo. 14 Is a stub from Pacific Junction at lia.u.
BLO T PES