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i. ' SECOND VKAK PL,ATTSMOUTIf, NEBRASKA, SATUKDAY EVENING, XOVKMIiKK 17, 1888, NUM IS HIS . Mayor. Clr. Ire4urr, Atturnxy, Kuiclnerr. full Mm.IiaII. K K..X JAMS i ii r r k kh , j -. - tvK iAuk - A tlAIMM.K n i,irrKii W IALI W KKtCII CouQolliUOo, u wrd, r tod 3rd -4lti. - i J V I A AI.'nHUKV 1 M Jomcs K. V mil Pit AN I M it MuicfMV I W IIUIT'JW. 1 (,'ON "'UUS.NOB 1 I' M. C- LI.M.N 'K1 iJ W.I KK J I) 11 11 I J W .llN H.MKM N I ! d Pub. Work Go-.liKK AWKH t'UTII -M U' A i:MfBriL: Deouiy (VeAvarer, Jlerk. Deputy Clerk. Recorder of leed li uty liec-Hr Slerk of iltrlc Coin, tierllT. - - -Purveyor. -Attorney. - -Supt. of I'ub School. County Juu. fllOX I'lM.lXK MIKI 'KITl'IIKIKI.a KXA I'HI ICHMr.l.l) W. II. I'.H. Jo i n M i W. C. KHOWALTKK J. C. KlHKMKAKV A. M AIMILK ALI.KN HKKSON MAYNAHO K. INK O. Itb'MKUL. BOA KD OF aUI'lCKVlSOKIi A. B.Todd. Ch'in.. - - I'lattsinouth Loci V tLtz, - Weeping Water A. U. Ui -Krto.v. - - - tunwoou CIVIC SOCI15TJ5S. J1ASH UIDCK Mo. M'l. 1 II. O. K. -Meets virv Tue!tlav evenlnx of eiwli week. All tmn1ent brotbers are respectfully Invited to attend. Vl.ATrMOIJrH ENCAMI'MKXT Ji.I.O J. If." n.tfcfs tvery alternate Frehir tn each tnontlt la the Mttnauio H.iil. VJsituig Hr.ituers are invuea 10 atiena. 'Pttio loix;k no. si. a. O. U. W. MeeU a. erery alr.eriiat f riday erenluK at K. of P. Hil. frinsieit brothert are rexiiectfullr lu- tl- 1 1 iUo I K M irC4ii. Master Workman ; f, P, Brown, foraman : O. B. Keiuster. over .r: 11. A. Tile. triuaiiultir i U. F. Home- II. A Amlth. Pa.t M. W. i . S. Bowen, Uulde ; P. J. Kunz. Inside Watcb. tlASS CAMP JfO. MODERN WlWDMKN ' of America Meets second and fourtb Moti 1 ay eveninir at K. of P. hall. All trausletit trorhr &ra reauested to meet witti un. L. A. Neweoner. VenerAble Cotisiil; . K, Nile. Worthy Adviser ; 8. O. W llde. Hanker ; W. A Boeck. Clerk. fLATrMOUTH IXIDUB N(. 8. A. O. U. W 'Jfettt bhtf Vilrte Friday evening at Kcxnwguii ni( so'ciook, hi i.,;tu4ici,t. uiuni ers are respectfully lnyited to atteud. I a. Larson, M. W. j t. ljovd. Foreman : H. V. Wilde, Uecordcr ; Iooij ir l .ndersn.verseer. 1LATrHMUJTH C'HUiK S'i. 0. A. V. A.M. Meets on tb l!r-t and third Mondays of each month at ihetr hall. All trausipnt brota ers are cordially In ited t m-et with ms. J. O. KlOilKV, W. M. V'm. Hats. Sscrerarr. J EH K ASK A CH A PTE It. Nil. 3. K. A. M Mests second and fourtil TuesiU of earn month at Maun Mall Trausci ut bro her are invited to meet witli us. E. WiiirK. II. P. Wat. If ri- Secretary. If n 2ION M4A IlxUV O 5 . "Meets Orst and third edH-s l ty ti' it f fr.seb montU at M t-o 's lull. Vr si .ii j- t i-'f H.p rdi;My iuvit d tl w-e' wi;li us. W. Ha, ttac. F. ti. vht lAS3('.O0Xi:l . H ll. R V I. K - va t j nect- the iec id :tul f-tiirili Moults ( tacb month at Ar-:a -uni Hall. it N. LK N. R-tf-lll. F7 C. Misor. Secretary. PLATTS MOUTH SOOOFTR OE Presl lent it i . . i : 1st Vice Preside it ' . ' a ibd Vioe Preidaut ... ,. Msvntf MTeret.iry V. iierrmanu Treaburer P- OutUiuan pikk r-ots. J. C. R!"hev. Y. E. Whit-. J C. anersoi . J. A. Conner, B. EIw, W. -Mierin i , K. !-r-der, J. V. veckbcb. MeCONIHlE POST 49 C2. A. R. UOSTEK. J. V. 3 u s. T ff A.Bi Joiinsgx t'onmander. Tts4.-... ...... ....sletilur Ice UTs .Junior Qo. KiLta . vij..v. HiVSr STEHIufJT M MALvm DllCGX "Illcrrof 111 ;.iy. Cbarlxs Fosn ti:ird AiiDtiuov Km-. enrt Maior. JaoobOohh r.MAX.. ..Quar'er Maa'er sertff. L. O. Ccktis Pout Cliapl.iin eetlnc Saturday evenla Va5 fbr an incurable case of CaurrE ; J ita.HaDyuePropr.ctor.oi Pn, 8A0ES CATARRH Ittr.lDT, ; JWa,?f'i.oA XRS&3KS53 bloody and putrid : eytsi weak, ringing- in ears, milKH.sini.-uii7 wi iirruiK tunnu, rxpnio. , , , ... , , ... auon of offensive matter: breath offensive: hundred ciitile killed and many crippled, amell and taste impaireil. and a-eneral debility. , .. , . . . , Only lew of these symptoms likely to bepres- tngineer bpencer was fatally injured SJM.,t,SrtoThelo- to the company will reach By its mild, soothing-, and Dealing; properties. IP50 000 pr. Sage's Remedy cures the worn eases. -SOc- ' The Original i A Belt Lln Completed. , .75l)vC09 um ij CniCAOo, Nov. 16. The Elgin, Joliet - m m m M mm w mavni tavAslV'Ua SrflfcJl IlkMa ty?'?'"'' ! TT-...1I V.IPIII. SmallMl rklaiL. maiiMtrhMim. ' M Jeutest to take. One Pellet Doe, . w .m.A mil mmm UaamaWa. lnpluoTudlJ i iiKa3ftiekan4 fUraefanmenU df if stotnCa a4 bowela, JULIUS PEPPERBERG. MANUFACTCnER OF AND WHOLESALE & RETAIL a. Choicest Brands of Cigars, including our Flor do Pepperbergo and 'Bud 1 rcxi. link or TOBACCO 4ND SiJOKFRS AP.TCf fclwara iq stc.ck. Noy. 26. 18S5. Sherwin & Williams' mixed paints, the best in the market, at Fricke & OoV drug tore. 8 tf. J5hi Brights Condition. London. Nov. 17. A built tin was l"U II T'HiTiHV HttcrilOon Stating tll)it i ; .. .... i r . u ,"HinT ru lfa from congestion and (It it his t mpi-rature lias become normal. Sudd only Called From Duty. New Y..rk, Nov. 17. II. F. Marshall canhi. r of tlii 8 huhii's savings bank here. lr kI dead at 2 o'clock yester- my HiK-riiooii in me diiuk. lie was ;j yearn oid. Col W nther in the Nothwest. qt. 1'At'U Jov. 17. A coia wave a d over thu northwest yesterday and left tin folio win" records nf t intermit v- Duluth, -ibove zero; St. Paul, 1C; More- head, 7; St. Niucenr, Minn., 2; Bismarck, 12; Ft. Cu ter. Mont., 2; Winnipeg, zero. The Strike Compromised. Lapatkttk, Ind., Nov. 17.- The brake- men's strike on the Louisville, New Al bany &, Chicago railroad was comprom ised yebicrday. the company agreeing U pay tlirouoli brakeincn 2 cents a mile and local brakemen 2 1-10. Supposed to Have Foundered. Bombay, Nov. 16. The coasting steam er Vatarina, which left Cutch, India, for Bomb ay with 1)00 natives on board, is a veek qverdiivf. It is supposed she found ered in the recent cyclope, and that all hands were lost. Waterworks Cornpleted Str mbcko, Neb., Nov. 17. The wells tti (he waterworks were tested Thursd iv. and from all appearances, so far A3 test, d, the supply of water will be sufficient. The standpipe was completed yesterday ami all the connections made. and the work of giving the system a final test will commence. The Express Cofflpany Pays. New Yoi:k. Noy. If. The Adams ex press company has paid to Treasurer Hyatt $1.40Q being the amount due which was lost between New Orleans and Washington from the shipment of silver, when shot was substituted for stolen money. Wheeler's Qfter Accepted. Washington, Nov. 17. The Secretary of the treasury has accepted the offer of icob Wh -eler to pay f2.000 in coro- prouii?" t tji uit uqw penqing against lii ni ail-1 tie- sureties on his bond ss late IJoiie J St it a- ?.I irstial, for the southern listrict of Illinois, for the recovery of illegal fees charged by him. Declared W.thout Foundation. Sr. PT hsb uuo, Noy. 17, It is ofH- iiy I ihp d tliat assertions made by t.i. If..i.x 2 dung und Post of Berlin, t!it a redistributi n of troops in western Ruoi r im -lied an advance, and that the Russian 'irii-ons on the frontier had been s!tren..tli ned bv two and in some cas-s three divisions, arc without foun dation. Third and Last pay. Detc.'IT, Nov. 1?. The third andlast dy ot voin:in'a congress was called to order yebtentny m rntng and the election f officers was at once proceadc-d with: Mrs. Julia Ward Howe was re-elected ircsidcnt, and twenty-five vice presidents were el" cu-d from the various states c presented. We -it Through a Bridge. Elmraij.). Can., Nov. 1 8. A heavily loaded c.ntc . riiin of cara wpnt through r this city, The engine and ten cars Wcie completely wrecked; one .TT. t-: cr.rii mi irai liaa lnon f....i.,..l n J" " J ' m-vu iui uiti ij opened for business. It forms a belt line "wuu" v round Chicago at a distance of forty miles from the city, and crosses every one a.. ... . . - 01 llie ads termin-ting at this point. Its purpose is to facilitate through ship- taents by hauling freight around the city. and thus n lieve the various railroad yards of overcrowding incidental to the hauling of a vast number of cars. Cleveland as a Railroad President. Baltimokk. Xov. 17. Several myster ious conference h Id the last few days jetwccji"Pfi tiden't PJeyeUnd and Senator Qorman have kd to the promulgation I gangs" nourish there as they do in New hero of a rumor that the astute Maryland I York. The Marylebono gang, tho Fitz uolitician is arrineinz to secure for thij I -"J Place gang, tlie Monkey Parade irane. prcsitlont a position after bis retirement from the chief magistracy, this proposi- tion. it issnid, tHiugthepresidency ofithe Baltimore & Ohm railroad, Of course it i riot known yef whether Mr. Cleve land wou.d accept, but in case he should it is und-rtixid the matter is so ar ranged tint the present arrangement with S-Miui-1 Spe ncer at tfce hed of the directorate wj'd continue -nntil Jane, at which tim -Mr. Cleveland wonld be elected pr-.s5d.Mit of the great system j built op by John Garrett. : T He WHEEL Cf THE WORLD. Tim hH of ihu u-orld turns roiixxl mid rojjid; Thotk nlioare iiiM-niiost mk.ii may be Io u in chf dust or uudi-r the ground; Ttiw king it) chains, thu nerf ti-t free, Ovi-r llio track in sunshine und rain It rolls cm, ovir ami over again. Tho wheel of l lie world moves day and tii.tbt. Ami its swift rvvoliit ions bibi;.: Nations from darkuctM into litfl.t. Wlu-re lf Us of tlio kxx1 time coining ring. Ovrr tin' plot wlii-ra the palace hliono. It rolls in tlu dust of tliccruwii mid throno. Around ttjid rouiid th wlurel turns at:d pocs, Acd wu po w ith it, now uj, th:n down; Few win tlit'ri.e tlint many mast lot-e, Tirt-d ct tlie f.;al, liow laU vumes tlio crown! 1 lie brave, tlio true. .!u iiolil", tlio ju. Will ucver bo loot in tlio wUii linir dutt. The footgear of KIiikh. A curioua museum has just iccn opened at Dresden. In it are collected a number of IxxjIs, fcboes and slippers in which em perors, kins, queens, i.nnces and other august or famous j ersons huvesomo time orotner troilden the path through life. Among them are a pair of Injota worn by Napoleon I at the battle of Dresden, on April 27, 1813, and a iair of white 6atin shoes, embroidered in gold, which the I same great emperor woro on tho day of hia coronation; nnother pair of strong icainer ooots wnicn oeionged to tlio fa mous French marshal, Murat, afterward king or the lwo tsicilies; a pair of high heeled lxxts of Maria Theresa; boots of tlio philosopher Kent, and many others, forming a curious assembly. If the promoters of the museum have any energy they will not find It difficult to increase ineir curious collection con siderably and to make it pne of the Bights of Presden. ihit they must search both highways and bvwavs for their treasures; thus, ror instance, they might perhnrm obtain an interesting article from the good nuns at Nazareth. House, Ham- mersmiin, wno nreserve a largo com- lorxaoio loonmg supper or the lato pope unaer a oainty glass caso in one or their largo rooms. Pall Mall Gazette. Tbo Re team of China. A writer in -a Shanghai iournal re ferring to the beggars of China, says that large donations are given Jo them by the people, but these are hi the nature of an insurance," In the' cities tho beg gars are organized jntq very powerful guild, morp powerful by far than, any organization with which they can have to contend, for the beggars have nothing to lose and nothing to tear, in which re spects they stand clone. Tho shop keep er who should refuso a donation to a stalwart beggar, after the latter b.83 waited for a reasonable time afld was be sought with what lawyers call "due dili gence, would be liable to invasion from a horde of famished wretches, who would render the existence even of a stolid Chinese a burden, and who would utterly prevent the transaction c-f any business until their. continually rising de mands should "be met. Doth tho shoo keepers and the beggars uudeitand this perfectly jvf '". it is for this reason that tho gifts How in a steadv, if tiny, nu. ionuon limes. The Majjnct in Snrgerv. Mechanics and others employed miron lactones lrecmeutlv suiter- somo annov anco and "no little pain from the aeci cental introduction into tho eyo of par ticles vi greet, iron iuings, etc. All persons engaged in work of this kind bhould carry with them ruagnc-ts, the use of which rarely fails to remove the forAjTn occiy. A man in lnvp.'e, i;,.f drove a piece 01 f;rec inmg into his eveball a few days ago, 'and a'surseon spent some time 1:1 Mini ciicieavcrr. ro extract it. Ima'lv ic la-ought a rmverful clfx-ti-v magnet vj nu ai-.i, iy juraii.. 1 r which the olien ive partic le: vx.s at " ence 'removed, l! . . 1 ; 1 1 . " . : , .. vas over a crxitc r of an inch long. an 13 entire length bad been imbedded in '1 eyecall. t. hi.mgu rewa. I'lipvnkhed I.atv breakers. According U the i:rruro3 ptihlisld in .1 urn!:.) iiiuo 1.00L:, jur.t issued, it:ip-:-cr : cm thon"h Aroe'vr. ia net the onlv our.Jry wluru cri:ni::iib sr fre'iucnllv cnjM? justice. During lbSG-fc7 there re u I-o:h:c:i 42X31 mclictn-.c-nts iind niv rJ.t:.)of tho oLcndcra v.cro idacet? -.:cr r.iTcr.t. Thi3 chowr. t.'u.t r.:cre than ie-l::ui c::car.CU. it li Imthtr to l.r tnl that cf there apprehended S.7( .- (.l.-chnr-rcd 1 r want a videncc nd LaCi fcr want of 1 roscculicn. rf '.t the niual r lit Id to br.il or con: it ted v.-jin reduced to lS,t'C9. Cf thetv ;ti;i. cnly a!ut 10.-!CU. cr 1 per cent. ere convicted, or lei-s than one-fourth f the i.uiuUr cf crimes conmsitted. rw York Tt lograni. Hint to I In. CViisns Taker. 1 have one suggestion to mate: thvt ur nation:.! govt ri-mcnt, when it taker ie i:c2:t 1 eneral cent us, melvtdo m i" ati.;th-3 information about all the pco U' in the United Kiates tbovo W. ih ind of information to Le determiucti forehand Ly the mort tininent r.-hyn- and scientific men r.encrallv i ;ii coiuitry or ia the vvcrld. 1 telievt nat Kuch i::foi-mation wpuIJ be of p.011 ilue to the world, after having lc( 1 rojjerly di.-ested, than all tho fact :xut the irianufacturc of cottcM cloth io raismg of tobacco, the nroduction vl .hisky. etc., that could be collected in t vntury. 1'or do v.e not all desiro to liv ng? -Clement M. Hammond ia Porulai Science Montidy. Th 'tiss" of Lomlcn. Tlie London police records fIiow that tho Clack gang, the Newcut gang, the Grnte 3 Pinc? -f Ga2? .J0 V he JoJ1 two, aro some "of ' the most imrortant. each one having its own stamping ground. The Monkey Parade gang infesii White- chaDeL Xew" York Sun. .- ripes 19c Natural Gas, The discovery and utilization cf natura! 72a Irave proved a powerful stimulus to vae manufacture or iroz -ioesand iubps in this country. There ere now 2,300 miles ur mains in tb.3 United States for con veying natural gsxs. Chicago Herald, WHAT ON EARTH is tiiu reason peopic; will nut, t an n;;t, or do not sec any tliUVrcnce in clu:a nos trums put up by Clien Jolin lioust-s or irrtsiionsible puities at t norinous profits-. i rather than take a medicine of wotld wide repudiation and one that is jivin universal satisfaction at (fjual pi ice.' No medicine in tlie world is ojvinu; such un paralielcd satiKfaction for puiifyitio tlie blood as lii-xurs HLoon puuiViki: & IJLOOI) JIAKEK, and ever bottle that dffl not do its work will cost j'oti noth icj,'. For sale by O. P. .Smith Jc Co.. cliuiriii.its. Dont go to Omaha when you want to get your bcrititifnl parlor and bed room sets but go to Henry Hocfk's fur niture emporium w here you can get every thing in the 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. HOW CAN PARENTS auow ineir cin"!-t r.t ct.i.iii and strain i t i ii i, . . . . .. . ami cougn ami caitniy say: "jli! it is only a little cold." and keep giving 'hem cheap and dangerous medicines, until they are down with lung fever or con sumption, when they can be so easily re lieved by B EGGS' CHERRY COTJUH SYRUP? It has no superior, and few equals. For sale by O. P. Smith & Co , druggists. If you want anything in the jewelry line, go to H. M. Gault. lie will sell you good goods at low priced and guarantee them as represented, For Rent. Part, or all of my house to small fami ly, Cor. Cth and Day streets. tf Mils. J. A. Bcei.i.. COUCH! and COUCH! and COUCH v hat m the world is the reason vou will cough and keen coughing Und still keep trying inferior medicines when BEGGS CHERRY COUGH SYRUP will positively relieve your cough at once? This Is no advertising scheme, but an actual fact, and we guarantee it. Sold by O. P. Smith & Co., druggists. Anew supply of Chinohiila Overcor.ts. Beaver Collars and CuT2 -;-5; ..eceived at S. & C. M;je;-j. Vuey are exec-lent Value ana selling at $14. d-tf Mrs. J. F. Johnson has iiifc received some handsome hah; nnd bonnets, and she will Ue pleased to show them to any ui our reapers, wnp wui cull on her. dothlnif ii,ut go, Men's Busin-ss Suits at i.0U Klson, the One Price Clothier If yon want a good clock, no to 1 1. M. Gault. He has a larire !i?svt..icut to pick from at prices fta mnt help b Isellthe ' ut .Men j ovemmts at Price Clothier 1.J0. K 1 f . Elson's, the One for sale. A good span of u..i iied ponies for sale, they are - nnnib.rone buggy team. F.n'itre at this utliee. tf Gold and silver watchos enough to supply the country at 1. M. (Tiult's, cheap and v.-airunted togive satisfaction. O. P. Smith & (,V. are making a spec ialty of Christmas and line New Years eards this senscn. Elson the One Pi ice is selling Chinclsil as Overcoats, Beayer Collars and Co it, at $15.00. Evtryihlng necessary for furnishing a house can be purchased at H. Boeck's. Gold and silver spectacles at Gault's H. M. For rcnt-r A house of three good rooms for rent, cheap. Enquire tit Pearl mans furniture store. tf Smith A Co. wilt give away a fine house and lot in Vnlb-ry place during the next sixty days. Each person buying $5 of goods during thut time is entitled to a chance on the house and lot. Waterman Cpera House. ONE NIOUT ONLV Monday Nov. 19th THE POPULAH COMFDTX Wi U R RAY SVTURPHY In their new and original Side Splitting absurdity entitled Our Irish Visitors Supported by a company of nususl ex cellence unde- tVe maaagement of T. 3E. HILL Handsomely Univorrncd. Rnd and QrclAestra, NEW SPECIALTIES. NEW FEATURES. NEW LAUGHS. Usual Prices 75, 50 and 35c. Reserved seas nee noy on sale at . jr P. Young's. On November First ! WILL T-IK OIF" IBIE..nsJ'S In one of his windows. Kwrjlmily can cent's worth. Tho one tiessin tin; Beans the jar contain?, lv .Ian. A The second nearest Clear Beaver Hat ! And the Third Nearest A FINE LEATHER CLUB SATCHEL I The Jar will he filled and sealed up l y two responsible parties on Tsovenilier 1st. and conn t-pd 1 v 1 ublic Hall, on Januory 1st, S8l, in riattsinonth. If a lady should he tlie first nearest gueseer she will receive. A Twenty - Dollar Trunk. The Second Xeftrest Ihe Thiid A -FINE SILK ifring your guesses with name in eacli JJ O ffi- Lookout for lai-o;e hand MiLs ;ivii;o; y'ii till tho Jar ami count tiie lJe'an.? .he verv T ne-rnce A nd I.r-adcr BUSINESS IHUECTOKY. ATTOKXEY. S. F. THOMAS. Attorner-at-Law and Notary Public. Office in FitzgeraSd liloek. rialtt nuuit li. Neb. ATIOKXtY. A. X. SI' I.T.I VAN, Attorney-at-Law. Will give prompt Attentiou to all business intrusted to liim. Ofliee in Union Block, East side. I'lattsnioutli. Neb. BAK11EK SHOP AND r.ATil KOOM. i;i. MOKLEY. Hot and Coji Tu'tisat all hours. Ladies' and Cluldrens Hair Cutting a specialty. Cor. 5th and Stain, under CarruttiV. fL iTHING. v I.. OOLDIN'O. Cloth'i'g. rumixlihiK (oods ; to the old re liable house for tiats, t'ai.s. I' tnbn-llas, Trunks. BO"tc, Shoes. Main street, next Cassi'o, Ia:ik. DHUOS. O. P. SMI f H & CO. Dealers In Wall Paper, Paint. Oil. Art Mater ials, Cigars & Kockwuod lllock. DEXTisr. DR. A. T. WITH EltS. "The Painless Deutbls." Teeth extracted witllOlltlll. Im1 Itutn fir liurin A r. i fii.i'il t ..ct li j iiis.-rttwl iinniediately aft-r itraeliiij; na ural I nie!" when dwired. OoM anTall other l-iiiiii-'s 'ficdy first ela s. Olliee in L'nioii lilock. G HOC E1JIES. CltKIS WOHLFAKTH. Staple and Fancy fJrocer'es, Ulassware Crockeiy, Flouraud Feed. and GROCHtlES. I.KHUOFl' SOKNXICHSFN. Orocejjcs, Provisions, iilassware nd Crockery. HAltXES. W. G. KEEFF.R, Successor to O M. StrHgiit. Hajiiets. Saddlerj t;oods. Net j. Robes. Dusters, and all horse fur nishing goods. EKCHAM TAILOR. CF. SMITH. Merchant Tai'or. Ma 'v. s-creet. over Merges' shoe store. C'oinpn-te tock of sample. Fit guarautuet), rriees defy competition. Notice. Plattsmouth, Neb., Nov, 13, I88S. To the Stockholders of the Platts mouth Canniryj Company. At a meet ing cf h- board of lirectorsheld on the 9th of November, 1833, at 8 p. m. at tho factory it was ordered by said board of directors that an assessment of 25 per c-nt Ik; mido n 11 stock issued and that a special meeting of the stockhold ers is therefore, called on the 15th day of uecemoer at 7:S0 o. m. at tho county judges office. All stockhcldtrs are reqursted to atteid the meeting. F R. GUTHMEX Pi,feD GORDEK President, Secretary. - i n Tiie finest bedmom sets can be fttid at H. Boeck's. Send your io.k, wc;k Ao the Heuvld office ie 0 1'LACE mic-s ;im1 reed licariht to how 1st, shall receive not buy many tliwin ..o,...., :i.i .. Nearest HANDKERCHIEF 1 m to a pealed on vt lore, One gtlCFS per. on . u pn.j 'll.o rivin hcjorc l't-Mrani will to inteix-stii:o-. J. H. EMMONS, 31. 1. HOVOCOPATIIIC Physician Surgeon OflU-e over WecotV store. Vain street. lieldenee in Or. Seliildkiieebt's property, fln-ouic DiseaseH and Uiseases of Women and Children a specialty. Olllee iiourf, U to 11 a. In. 2 to 5 and 7 to a p. in. FOR SALK TO FEEDERS ! Stsers and Heifers, One. Two and Three yeais old. near Kiowa, Kansas : suitable for Feeding or Roughing. Stoclx. Cnttlo. Will fell on lime to ;inl( s ins king tifst-ch'o - p:u' r : artilnx. : K. V. ;l;lMES. K!. wa. V.,rr Vt'. li. (iKIMhS, Ka:ia City, to. O. 13. KEMPSTER, Practical Pieni r.u Onau rnner AM) JtKI'AIUI It. Fiitst-clafs v(ikguarHiifeid. Also deal er in Pianos and Organs. Office t.t Boeck's furniture fetore, Plattsmouth, Nebraska C. F. SMITH, The Boss Tailor Maiu St., Over Merges' Shoe. 5-ii.ie. Has the best and mott ccmpli tt? stock of samples, both foreign and domestic woolens that ever came vi-it of Missouri river. Note these prices: Business aits from $10 to f:25, dress suits, $25 to $45, pants ?4, ?o, !f, G.oO and upwards. t'Will guaranteed a fit. Prices Defy Competition, R.D. Windham, John a. Davif., Notary rublic. Xotary PuLlic. WIVOIIAM a uavii:m, attorn ays - at - Law. Office over Car.k i f Ca County. ruTYSMOUTH. - - Nebraska B.& WI. Time Table. OOIVO WRIT. No. 1. s :io a. m. N". 6 :p. n. No, S :47 a. III. No. 7.--T :.T i. tn. No. 9 6 :I7 p. in. Xo. 11 6:27 a.m. ooi.vrt kjst. No. 2 4 -J3 p. ui. No. 4. 10 :.to a. tn. N'o.Jfl. 7 :13 p. . Xu. 10. 9 :45 a. Hi, AU trains run dally by wavof OFtnha. except Xos 7 and s which run to and from Schuyler daily c-xeept Sunday. . No. 30 Is a nub to Pacific .function at 3ra.m No. 19 U a stub from Paeifle Jiiuruou at Ita.w. Clothing U LOW J'lic-Or". Hussler