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The Nehra-ska legislature meets tomor
row. We have made arrangements whereby
we will receive the news from Lincoln
twice a week and we will endeavor to
keep our readers posted as to the doings
of the legislaturs.
The eclipse of the sun wil! occur to
morrow jut before sun set. It will be a
total eclipse in California, and the ob
servatories of Ilaivard and other univer
sities in the east have sent representatives
to California to co-operate with the Lick
astronomers in taking observations.
There is a strong probability that the
house will take a vote on the Dakota ad
mission question on January 15, to which
time Democrats have postponed the mat
ter. The result, of course, can not be
foretold with any hope of accuracy. But
in any event justice to Dakota can not be
much longer delayed. The Fifty-fiist
congress, which will be republican in
both branches, will let Dakota in as two
states if the democrats of the house in
the present session still prove obdurate.
Globe Democrat.
IIox. Nathan Goff, who was elected
governor or West Virginia on the repub
lican ticket is being contested by Judge
Fleming, the democratic candidate. Mr.
Fleming contests because it will be
tried before the legislature,- which is
democratic by one majority, and. he
thinks he can thus defeat the will of the
people. A Charleston dispatch says:
" Every republican member has been
urged to let nothing prevent his being
on hand at the organization of the legis
lature, as the absence of one or more
democrats would throw the control of
the organization, settlement of the guber
natorial contest and the election of a
United States senator into republican
hands."
The editor of the Sonora (Ala.) Senti
nel thus asks his leaders to come forward
and pay back subsriptions:
It is a sad duty to us to state to the
many readers of this paper that we are
actually in need of a suit of clothes. We
would like to attend preaching, but re
main away because we are ashamed to
enter the church with the suit ' that is
worn daily; we go occasionally, but have
to slip in tpuietly and take a back seat.
This piece is not written for the purpose
of soliciting some kind friend to donate.
us a suit of clothes, nor some tree-hearted
merchant to sell as a suit on time, but to
arouse the sympathies of those owing us.
We haye spent tho last dollar in our pos
session to accommodate you; now come
to our needy assistance, and receive the
blessing that only a poor oppressed news
paper man can bestow.
A2T INSPIRING SPECTACLE.
It is announced that the United States
men of-war Galena and Yantic sailed into
the barbar of Port-Au "Price, "with shot
ted guns, torpedo booms, the ships cleared
for action, and the crews standing jat
quarters." No doubt Commodore Luce
was walking the quarter deck, with rat
tling sword scabbarJ. and blood in his
. ( '-?ye.
cc "P1" it ij added that the French govern-
j " u..,
uaraler of Ilti, and that, had there been
ceac French maw-of-war in the harbor, it is
"Sjt probable the "Hayticn Republic" would
not have been surrendered.
' , It is als probable that had there been
French war vessel at the port Commo
dore Luce would net have been so fresh.
It is the little and helpless nations, like
Morocco and Hayti, before which the
present administration cuts its pigeon
wings. Omaha Republican.
WHAT ON EARTH
Is the reason people will not, can not, or
" do not see any dini-rence in cheap nos
trums put up by Cheap Jchn houses or
7 irresponsible parties at enormous profits,
ather than take a incuicine 01
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they 'rtei,utation and one that is giving
J"K and t&-9fisffcction at equal price? No
The Ouv.oj. giving such ur-
Vn this subTew r... :r;.w, tiw.
nrr.4a :OfUle If .TIJUHTER &
N3 ,: . Ssympathytle t!nf
Don't
let that cold of yours run on. You think,
it is a light thing. But it may run into
catarrh. Or into pneumonia. Or con
sumption. Catarrh is disgusting. Pneumonia is
dangerous. Consumption is deatli itself.
The breathing apparatus must be kept
he althy and clear of all obstructions and
offensive matter. Otherwise there is
trouble ahead.
All the diseases of these parts, head,
nose, throat, bronchial tubes and lungs,
c an be delightfully and entirely cured by
the use of JJoschec's German Syrup. If
yu don't know this already, thousands
and thousands of people can tell you
They have been cured by it and know
how it is, themselves. IJottle only 75
cents. Ask any druggist.
Skm the Weekly IIehald to some
friend in the east for a Christmas present.
$500 Reward.
We will pay the above reward for any
case of liver complaint, dyspepsia, sick
headache, indigestion, constipation or
costi veness we cannot cure with
West's Xn'i table Liver fills, when the
directions are strictly complied with
They are purely vegetable, and never
fail to rive satisfaction. Larye boxes
containing 30 sugar coated pills, 25c,
Tor sale by all druggists. JJeware of
count'-rfeits and imitations. The gen
uine manufactured only by John O. We
& Co.. S2 W. Madison St. Chicago,nnd
Sold by W. J. Warrick.
Notice.
All parties knowing themselves in
righted to m. are requested to hahmcc
t!ii-ir a "counts on or before the first day
of January lSS'J, as, after that time, all
accounts will positively be left in the
hands of a collector.
Pit. Schildknecht.
Nov. 20. tf
HOW CAN PARENTS
allow their children to cough and strain
and cough and calmly sa-: "Oh! it is
only a litlle cold." and keep giving them
cheap and dangerous medicines, until
they are down with lung fever or con
sumption, when thev can be so easily re
licved by BEGGS'" CIIEliliY COUGH
SYRUP It has no superior, and few
equals. For sale by O. P. Smith & Co.,
druggists.
Plenty of feed, rlour, graham
meal at Iltisel's mill, tf
and
COUCH! and COUCH! and COUCH!
What in the world is the reason you
will cough and keep coughing and still
keep trying inferior medicines when
HEGGS' CHERRY COUGH SYRUP will
positively relieve jour cough at once?
This i-5 no advertising scheme, but "an
actual fact, and we guarantee it. Sold
by O. P. Smith & Co., druggists.
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dry ( r.iporir.KiS hn-nv ji: ;t how.iuaiiy
wedtiiiig proacnts Mr. Ciii.tL; uu&ca in
tho c nvvu of a vear, but it certainly
runs into the hundred:; ajsd involves
an oi;tlay ruimin? far into the tl.ou
tsml.':. It is by no means con lined to
Philadelphia, but trices in brides all
ovc r the country. Almost every one
with the slightest claim to aequaint
rr.cj t;?ndd Zir. Cbilds a wedding invi-
tatsoD. though, of com-se, he lias to
draw the line in soudiiig presents.
The number of clocks ho has given
away in ten or twenty years must be
enormous. A lady who has been mar
ried a oozen veara or more gave a tea
last rinter and incidentally a late
bride- admiret Jier parlor clock.
"Yes." she said, "a present from Mr.
Chiid when I was married." "Why.
lie gave me a clock, too," said the
briilj of a week, and with that there
was a chorus pf "and 1, "and I,
until it transpired that ten Childs
bridal clocks were represented in that
littij social gathering. Philadelphia
Timer,
A Blind Boy' Power,
There- is a totally blind young man
in Pine Grove, Esmeralda county,
who has acquired powers that in a
mer.3i're compensate him for his mis
fortune. Pino Grove is situated in a
dec-jnnd narrow canyon, surrounded
by Iii.jh mountains, and there is not a
land.riark within a radius of ten miles
that, if required to do so, this young
man could not walk up to. lie works
in the mines as pick boy and general
roustabout and at times runs a car. In
that cation every ono is more or les3
famil'ar with the workings of tho
mines and knows that there aro many
cro-:sf tits, inclines, etc., in every mine.
The Llind boy, if ordered to any por
tion f tho mines to secure any tool,
will rccomplish the errand in a satis
factoi y a manner as would any of his
fellow workers with a lighted candle
and good sight to aid them. From
the center of the town to the house
whtro most of tho men lodge it is
qui!e a long distance, and on dark
iiig'it.. this young man, deprived by u
see.'-iingly hard providence of so great
ab' jf ;ing as sight, is depended upon
toff.iide tho men safely home, .which
lie i'ris, notwithstanding; that on each
sido of tho narrow trail there are many
prc.3jr.:ct holes and old cellars. Es
rneii'.Ida (Xev.) News.
None Claimed It.
U; enviable quickness of repartee
wat fchown by a Trench actor when
the 1 .cad of a goose wa3 thrown, tipon
the i.Ue. Advancing to tbe foot
iip'Dl;, ho said: "Gentlemen, if any
fJuVnmonrx you has lot his head 1
sha-J ' i" ghid To I'Cstoi-e it i;t tho con
clude! i of tho piece. Chicago Jour
nal. Hv'iT com '
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DEATH AND THE THEATRE.
Ce of the Grim VUitatlon on Ancient
and Modern Stages.
It 13 recorded of Juliu.i Caesar that
in his owu theatre hi. passion so over-
came him during tho piece that when
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one 01 1110 ucujis urougui nun a
poisoned shirt dipped in tho blood of
tho Centaur Nessus, instead of pre
tending only to kill him he did bo
actually and threw his body over his
head. In liko manner one of the
earliest Passion plaj-s of which wo
have any account was rendered terri
ble in its result. It was acted in
Sweden in 1513, in tho reign of John
I I. I.rfMigi.s, the actor, had to pierce tho
side of the ierson representing Our
Saviour as ho hung "upon the cross.
His irligious excitement was so great
that bo plunged his lance into the man
and killed him. And this was not the
end of it, for tho king, indignant at
such brutality, slew Lengis, and the
people, incensed at tho death of their
favorite actor, cut oil' tho king's head
so at least history tells us. In more
ruccnt times death has frequently
played an unwelcome part upon the
stage.
There once was a theatre- in Lin
coln's Inn Fields and here, a cele
brated actor named Spillcr was, in t lie
early part of the last century, mortally
stricken by apoplexy while playing in
the "Kape of Proserpine." A similar
fate be foil no less than three- well
known French actors about tho same
til! le. These were Monllcury, Mon
dory and UricourL
i 'ifly years later tho celebrated Peg
Woi'iiiiglun, when acting as Rosalind,
in re peating the epilogue to-"As You
Like It," was si ruck down by paralysis
al ter uttering the words, "I'd kiss as
many of you us hail beards that pleased
me.'' From this attack she never re
covered, although sho lingered for
nearly three years ere death released
her. Samuel Foote, the English Aris
tophanes, as ho was called, had a sim
ilar seizure while acting in his own
comedy, "Tho Devil Upon Two
Slicks," and died a few months after
ward. There was a ghastly appropri
ateness in the death of an actor named
Pi.tterson, who for a long time was a
piominent member of tho Norwich
theatrical company. lie was taking
tho part of the Duke in "Measure for
Measure," and had no sooner uttered
tho words,
Reason tlius with life:
If 1 do lose thee, I do lose a thing
That none but fools would keep, a breath thou art.
than ho dropped into a brother actor's
arms and died suddenly. The tragic
death of Palmer, tho original Joseph
Surface, is well known. Ho was play
ing in "Tho Stranger," at Liverpool.
In the fourth act, alluding to his wife
and children, he had just uttered tho
words: "O, God! God! there is an
other and better world," when he fell
dead at tho feet of "Whitfield, who
acted Baron Steinford. Tho singular
tiling about these real stage tragedies
is the invisible link that connects tho
last words of the actor with-tho mo
ment of his death. Cumxning was
performing in "Jano Shore." Ho ex
pired on the stage immediately after
reciting the following lines:
Bu witness for rae. yo celestial hosts I
Such ir.erey aad such pardoa as my soul
Accords to thee, and beyj of heaven to show thee,
Hay such befj.Il me lit my Litest Lir.
The explanation probably is latent
heart disease brought into activity by
the depressing thoughts suggested I .
tho words. As, for instance, wh: '
Miss Maria Linley expired at Br.lh
some vears ago while siuginT "IKnow
that My Redeemer Livelh." Tho i:v
stances of death on tho stago frcL
culpable negligence are, unfortunate
ly, numerous enough. Royalty ones
witnessed ono of theso accidents ct
Arnstadt. Mme. Linsky in tho codrso
of tho play had to bo lired at by a filo
of soldiers. The men had been in
structed, before loading their nieces.
to bita oO tho bullet when biting the
cartridge. This ono of them neglected
to do, and death was the result.
A riinilar accident once happened in
Dublin. A conjurer, in performing
tne leal of catcning a bullet bred from
a pi'itol in his teeth, handed to a young
gentleman from tho audienco the
wrong pistol, and tho bullet pierced
nis Drain, lxlmunu ieans last ap-
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pear.mcu vu iuo biago was tragical in
a double sense. Ho wrs acting in
"Utiieilo, " on tno Zatli of ilarcli,
at Covent Garden theatre, when
ho was seized with sudden indisposi
tion. His last "words, as ho fell into
his son's arms, were: "I am dying
speak to them for me, diaries." Lon
don Standard.
Indian Corn tbo National Flower.
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in regard to tno selection of a
national flower, which, it is needless
to say, I heartily commend, I was
much pleased with tho selection of tho
Indian corn, not only from its waving
Deauty, but also because it has been
used in tho early years of our com
monwealth as a sirrnificant emblem of
tho United States. Thomas Jefferson.
as is well known, designed tho pillars
m the national Uapitol at Washington,
which ornament the cntranco to tho
old supremo court room, now used as
the law library. The columns aro
Corinthian in character, tho shafts be
ing carved to represent the stalks of
tho maize, banded together, while tho
ripened care form tho capital of tho
column. Tho good taste, refinement
and culture of our third president and
the f rainer of our constitution should,
1 think, render Mr. Jefferson's indorse
ment of this plant influential with
tho florists' convention. Philadelphia
Ledger.
Equine Sore Throat.
Tho equine family have fully as
long if not a longer train of ills than
tho human race. And in many in
stances there is a very striking resem
blance. Quinsy in a horso- is much
liko it is in a human. Take diph
theria also as an illustration. In tho
horse it is known Bimply.by tho name
of sore throat. But in merely aggra
vated cases, or even mild cases, soro
ibroat shows a number of symptoms
similar to a nerson with the tlinht heria
hole's throat is first intlamed, I
and IS then follnwivl hv Hi' feHrvx
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GFHY OFFICIOS.
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K.M. KU IIBY
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Treasurer, -
W K Kox
J AHKH IVATTKKKON. JB
iiirney.
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W II MAL1CK
L'ounclliiiea, 1st ward,
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1MB MUUI'HY
1 H W UUI'TONI"
I t'O.V O'C'ONNOH.
I y McCallkn, l'HKS
1 J W Johnson,
Uoaid rub.Woiks Kked Gokdkk
I L II Hawks W
W Johnson, Chaiuman
Worth
GOLTjMY OFFICIOS.
rroasurer,
Deputy Treasurer, -;it-ik.
...
!tluty Clerk,
Keeoiticr of Ieeds
I ciuy Keeorder
Cb-ik of District Court,
Sheriff,
Surveyor.
I. A. Campbell
Tiios. Pollock
Bird Critchkiklq
Kxa Ckitchfiklo
W. U. l'OOL
JOHN M. LKYUA
W. C. SHOWALTKR
J.C. KlKRNBAHY
A, MADOLK
Alloruey
ALLEN liKKSON
MAYNAHD 8PIKK
Siiv-t. of Pub. Schools,
County Judue.
C. itUSSCLL
HOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
. II. Todd. Ch'ia.. - - Plattsinouth
I.ocis Koltz, - Weeping Water
. 1:. JJICKSOX, - jiimwooa
GIVIG SOGIIiTKS.
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fiASS LODdS No. 146. 1. O. O. F. -Meets
'-'every Tuecday eveciug of each week. All
raiitfieut brothers are reepectfully invited to
-11 renu.
I JLATTMOUTII ENCAMPMENT No. 3. 1. O
- O. V.. meets every alternate Friday In
e;icli month in t lie Maeouic Hall, visitin
iisothtis are invited to attend.
. B'KK) LODGE NO. 84. A. O. V. W. Meets
every alternate Friday evening at K. of P
".ill. Transient brother are resuectfuliv in
vited tiattend. F.J. Morgan, Master Workman ;
c. r. urowu. Foreman ; u. ts. ivemster. over
'fcr ; It. A. Taite, Financier : . F, House
worth. Recorder; M. ?in V-richt. lteceiver :
l. U. Smith, Past M. w. : 1. . . n.nven. Guide ;
1 . ti. Jvunz. insiut W I-.
1 tASS CAMP NO.SB, MwMKK.N WOODMEN
01" America Meets second and fourth Mod
lay evening at K. or P. li.nl. All transient
irolhers are requested lo nicet witii u. U. A,
Newcomer, Venerable Consul ; ', Nilea
Worthy Ad vi.-er ; S. V. S lide. Banker ; W. A
Boeck, Cltik.
UlATTSMOUlII LODGE NO. 8. A. O. V. W
- .Mectu every alternate Friday evening at
turkood hall al 8 o'clock. All transient broth
ers are respectfully invited lo attend. L. 8.
L:r:. 11, M. W. ; . ltoyd. Foreman: 8. 0.
'.VliUe. Recorder ; Leonard Anderson, Overseer.
LATTnMOUTH LODGE NO. 6. A. V. & A.M.
- .Meets on the first and third Mondays of
i'.vh mouth at their liall. All transient broth
ers are cordially invited to meet with us.
J. G. KICHKY. W. M.
j'at. Hays. Seorefarj'.
vKUMASKA ClIAl'TElL NO. 3, K. A. M.
Meets second and fourth Tuesday of each
noiiih at MafouV Hall. Trauscitnt brothers
-ire invired to meet with us,
t E. White, II. P.
Wm. ITiv. Secretary.
ZION COMMADAKY. NO. 5. K. 'I.
---Mfeits first and tliird Wednesday night of
-acn month at Maso .'s hall. Visiting brut lien?
.lie cordially iuvjted to meet with us.
Wm. Hays, Rec. F. E. White. E. C.
I lASSCOUNCILNO. 1021.KOYAL KCANUM
meetx the second and fourth Moiulas of
rach month at Arcanum Hall,
K. N. Glejsn, Regent.
I. C. Minor, Secretary.
PLATTSCVSOUTH BOARDOFTRADE
President floht. V Windhan.
1st Vice rreident , A. li. Todd
2nd Vice President Win Neville'
secretary F. Herrinann
Treasurer F. 11. Guthinan
niRKCTORS.
J. C. KIcbev. Y. H. White, J. C. Patterson,
J. A. rnnner, B. Elson, C. W. Sherman, F. Gor-
utr, j. v. wecKuaca.
McCOMIHIE POST 45 C. A. R
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i. v..ionxso?r fommander.
. inmn oemor vice
a.Btks , Junior
o. MtK ....Adjutant.
ainmuBi- li, Bl.
'.l.o uixoh umceror tne iay.
-kaki.es Ford Guard
KDKKsojr r ry Serirt Maior.
.-OB GOBBDEMAi.-,, ..Qqarter Master Sergt.
.. . v cmi I'liaE l nan A n
wceiius oamraay evening l
jDuiKjBEas.
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
DEALER IN THE
Choicest Brands of Cigars,
including our
Flor de Pepperbergo' and 'Buds
FULL LINE OF
TOBACCO AND SMOKERS' ARTICLES
always In stock. Nov. 2f$. lSSS.
C. F. SMITH,
The Boss Tailor
Main St., Over Merges' Shoe Store.
Has the best and most complete stock
of samples, both foreign and domestic
woolens that, ever came west of Missouri
river. Note these prices: Business suits
from $10 to $35, dress suits, 35 to $45,
pants ?, So, 6, $0.50 and upwards.
E2y"vYill guaranteed a fit.
Prices Defy Comoetition.
HEALTH IS WEALTH !
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Dr. K. C. West's Nerv and B-aln Treatnieiji
a guarantee specilic tor Hysteria Dizziness.
ConviilsiitiiM. Kits. Nervous Neuralgia. Head
ache. Nerveous Prostration caused lv tliene
oi ii coi'.iu or iKDueeo, waKeiuine8s.Jv;cntal l)e
ire.4ion. .snfteninKoi the urain refultinc in in.
sanity swi leadintr t misery, decay and death.
re::;a. ure oiu Ai:e. isai reuness, i.osg oi row
er in eitlier Hx. in voluntary lse and Sper
niat" rrini'a caused l-.y over-exertion of the
brain. aclfabiise. orover-indnltreiice Kacb box
con'aius oue month's treatment. SI (K) a box
irsix boxes for ?5.00. sent bv niail orenaldor
receipt of juice
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
To cine anvcase. With each order received
by ns f r six boxes, accompan ed with $509,
we will send tlie purchaser our written guaran
tee to return the money If the treatment does
not elfct a cure. Guarantees issued only bv
Will J. Warrick sole a at, f'lattsruouth. Neb
P BBER AND HAIR DRESSr
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rro:
Meeting of Two 'Great fjfcorms,
TBESTUMOFREDOGTIOiN! STORM. OF FATHOHAGB !
A look tlirough our Stock of Suitings, Ovcrcoate, Underwear ' and
"Winttr Caps will convince you that our discount ol
20 Per Gent From Marked Prite
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Has caused the stock to melt away like pieces of ice that qtui.ch the
fire imparched and burning palates. You never had
such values given you before.
A 20.00 Overcoat less 20 per cent discount nicanF J0.C0
A $15.00 Overcoat les.s 20 per cent discount nicaiiH 12.00
A 2.50 Fur Cap les 20 per cent discount means 2.00
This is the reason why we have been enabled to to reduce our stock,
as we do not care to
OUR STOCK MUST BE REDUCED
We will give you the same
Silk Handkerchiefs and Mufflers.
The Leading Clothiers. Cor. Main and 5(h-
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Special Sale commencing November 12th. pontim,;,,,,
I If
Cloaks ana Ladies
i-iusn uioaks and Children's Wpnr.
oflered an v where in the e.t.v V v..
rf - j
PLOSH WRAPS
We have an im
mense, line and will
discount same 25 per
cent, as they must be
sold before the end
of the season. Our
PLOSH SEOR! MAPS
art; eiegant nrting
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garments. We sell
them at S14.50
worth all of $20.00.
Comfortables
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