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Telephone
ttMd-iiei' Tcli-plione IT. l.1vtiKfton. 4!,
l(-i'iiMif 'I i Ii plK.m- Dr. ('nmintii. .'IS. .
Surveyors
iva. ic:?;inkki:siiiiI ht'KVKYoi:
E. E. MILTON.
iutlinuliv-i iiMt pl.m-.ol ill ik furutahed au)
Kceords kfkt.
OJVjco iu Miirtm Block.
. PLATTSMOUTH - NkHKASKA
County Surveyor
AND
CIVIL EKGITJEER.
All orders left with County Clerk will
lurecive pn-mpt attention.
OFFICII i:i COURT HOUSE.
Wm. L. 1JUOWN.
Per-oiiiil :ttit iiiiuu lo ail ImMiiesn eiitninted
o iuv nnrc
Titles enimetl. A ll raet cmpiled, Iin-ui-
ncewri!lei..re;il eslii eilil.
Better laeii'l ii-s l.r i.i.ikiiiK Farm Loan tlian
ANY OT1IEK ASENCY
PLATTSMUL'lll F:BKA8KA
jTTORNKV
A. N. SULLIVAN.
attarnpv at.ljiw. Will i:iv? prompt llftentloi.
to ail l umiiin'-i fnlriibtel to lnui. il)lce lii
Ontun block. Kaet Sidtf. 1'latti'inoutn. ?i-D.
ttoknf:y a i. aw.
WINDHAM & DAVIES.
R. R- WINDHAM. J"UN A. DAVIKS.
Kotary l'ublic - Notary l'ubt!r
Oflic owt liuLk of Cans County.
rtattamouth - Nebrashii
Banks
Baakof CasCottaty
Cur Main and Fifth street.
Pld up capital 8.V)"oni
Surplus 25 000
o mo :e:r,s
O. B. rarneio
Fred ionier
J. M. Patterson
T. M. I'alterson.
President
Vice I'resiil ji t
i'aslieii
Arfst' Cabier
DIRECTORS 1
O. H. Parmele. ,T. M. Patterson. Fred C, order
.A.. H. smith. K. It. W'indliaiu. li. S. Kamsey and
j. 31. 1 aiter.son
A GENEEAL AKX1KC EUSI5ESS
TRAN8ATED
Accounts .solicited. lute rest allowed on time
4epositi and prompt atteiitiougiven to all bus
iness entrusted to lu care.
The Citizens
BANK
PltATTSMOUTU NEBUAKKA
Oayital stock paid in 55 0 0
Authorized Capital $lOOtOOO.
. OFFICKK8
fUAKK OARKUTH. JOS. A. CONNOK.
President. Vlce-I'ie.iiieut
W. n. CUSHING. Cashier.
DIKBCTOKH
frank Carruth J. A. Connor. F. K. Gutbmaci
J. XV. Johnron. Iienry Boeck, John O'Keefe
W. D. Mrriam. Wm. Weteccamp. W.
H. Cushlng.
IEANSACTS'A GENEEAL BAHKIXG BDSiUES
cfjfiflcates of t!epoils bearlnR lnterosl
liuys ana sen" excnarce. county aua
city sureties.
First National
BANK
. OK PLATTSMOUTH. NEBRASKA
Paid nn capital Swuko.oo
Surplus 10.000.09
OCera the Try bet facilities for the promp
transaction of ligitimate
Bankiug Business
Btocks. bonds, goU. government acd locl e
ettritie bought nd sold. Deposits reeeired
nd interest allowed on tbe certificate
Drafts drawn, available in any part of tbe
United States and all tke principal towns of
OOUUCCTIONS MADI AND ntOMITLT mSSUlV
TKI.
Sibbest market p'lce pid for County Wnr-
ranis. oiaie ana Kunry oonaa.
DIUECTOKS
Jbn Fit zee raid D. Hawkswortft-
8aa WauKh. P. K. WbtM
Oeorg E. Oarey
Jnn Fitziror&lJ. S. Wau(?b.
Preaident Cahl-
PERKINS - HOUSE,
217, 219, 221 and 223 Main St.,
?lattsmouth, - Nebraska,
H. M. BOKS. Proprietor,
1 he Perkins has been" tborooshlj
renoyatcd from top to bottom and a
aow one of the beet hotels in tha state
Boarder will h taker by the week at
i.S0 and a p.
GOOD BAH CORRECTED;
' A. v .
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-Xtr-u-tiik uf'k-
loe.k.
WttS
As l.oIXiK. ro. US I. . O. K. meets cv
ry l UHiMlxy nix lit lit their hall In Fit fremiti
ol-.-!. .Ml t hid Fellow iu- cordial. y invited
o uiifiul when vIm1Ik In ?ie cty.
T. K "'in I'M1. N. 5.
.1. W. I'.lill i '. St-.
KNH.IH O I V I I lAS. ;i III !! t l. t'il'
N.i. 47 Mi'fl- i vnv edr.e-il; y cvinli K
Hillicirli lil' t i k h b'k. A il vi"iiin.:
knlj; 'Is :uc .imili i Iy inv l-d to 1, C A.
M;i.-b:i!l. C. r. ; Flvi! k I lx II. K. II S.
Yl . ;!! N'S' iliilvii.;N sniAIIov
si!eiii:m bint I. :.iiu I : 1 1 i
in-;i fr in k :: :i in ! S' :. p ; '' :i"nny
;..si i-! ir.vel ii eveiy .-i i.0..y ;i mi :it 1
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C A R.
.VeCminli'ix I iM. ?. 4.'.. int i"s i i iy !-;iV.ir-liiy
evciiir. ;il 7 .:-0. in II. ill hall. 2:ckvood
::. Ali vi iiiiii; ciliila. ta alt: i;ir. ii to
.t'?t W.I tl llrt.
F. Nile. V. si Alj.
I. .. ! ;:! s. "nm,
i,; ' nli'i!- -. ;ii-:ivi'. i ii !! in n - Hilary
Vi tu .-M l ilt y. willi nu n :i-e. c ieii .--eni
i li - i iv 1 1 m::J. ii ;i ri s -icsiM" x i v V iV
lli-e. lifiliii'S. JIA.MF.'OIKHI, Lock
K"X !.". New Vmk.
ri ive X 'l !: ei l mill! t lei-
leseii' II-;if s;il jiei t I J'hilt l;;iul-'i.
I.ilieiHi I'oiiMiiirsi' i. rpr-iifr s:tniple.- now
re:i iy. Aililies W anaie;-1 er Si 1-1- vn. I'll i I i
ielilna ilie vi ( li.thiiK anl '1 ail' i iuv;
liouie in l inciii-a
Our Clubbing List.
ith-ho-DeiiHMTiiT ntxl Hi haid $2. 25
Harper Mauazinu" " 4 ;0
Harper1 U.iZar " 4.S0
). inorets Ma;nzlti; . " 15 10
Omaha lice " ' 2 40
oltdo lil.ule " 2 45
Lincoln Call " " 2.15
National Tiibune " 2.45
The Forum " 5.55
Inter Oienn " ..2.25
Lincoln Journal " ' 2 :0
The Hunie Mayazino 44 4 1 J5
ii.VV.-.-.
Time Table
GOINO WK8T QOIKO FAST
No 1 3 :30 ii. in No 2 5 :05 p. m
3 3:45 p. in "4 lO -.:a. ni
"5, 9 i25 a. m 44 ft 7 ;44 p. m
7. " -15 a. m. 44 10 9 :45 a. m.
.-'9,. ... ...6 ii6 p, m. 44 12 1C:1 a. m
- 11.. 5 :25 p. m.
PERSONAL.
.Capt. Wiles was au Ouiaba passenger
this morning.
Robert dimes had the misfortune to
1 se one of his horses last night.
Jesse L. Root Esq. vr nt to Omaha this
ni rninj? to take some depositions.
Col. Mat.l ew Grriuf; is looking after
some legal business in Omaha today.
Col. Ginger went to Omaha this morn
ing after drilling Company Q lest night
Mrs. Frank II. Wilson and Mrs. W. D
Jones and daughter are visiting friends
iu Omaha today.
Wilduian & Fuller carry the largest
and finest assortment of wall paper, in
Cass county. tf
Alex. Laverty, of Ashland, one cf the
most active republicans in Saunders
couuty, has jubtreceiyed the appointment
of post master at his town. Wecongrat
ulate the young man on his success.
Robert Carlvle, who used to run a
farm north of Weeping Water, will
move to Plattsmouth in a few days and
take a position in the shops. We are
slad tu add sacli solid citizens to our
population.
The great majority of so-called cough
cures do little more thaii impair the di
gestive functions aud create bile. Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral, on the contrary, while
it cures the cough, does not interfere
with the functions of either stomach or
liver.
Singer Sewing machine company have
established a branch office in. Henry
Boeck's furniture store where all kind of
machines will be repaired.
R. O. Athertox,
dlw Local Agent.
a. unngrj Soldier From Texas.
In "Recollections of a Private" this
story is told by a Confederate of Gen.
John B. JJagruder:
4Our Gen. Magruder thinks a power
ful heap of what he eats and wears. He
allers has a right smart of truck.
There was a Texas feller one, time
who had straggled from his brigade, and
he were 'a' pert : One, he were, stranger.
He were hungry enough to eat a general,
buttons and all that Texas feller were.
He saw Magruder's table all spread,
with a' heap of good toxin's on it, and
III be banged if he didn't walk in, pert
as yon please, grabb a knife and fork
and open fire all along the line on them
fixin'a.
"Magruder heard . somebody in his
tent, and hurried in and asked that
Texas chap' what orotfght 'him" thar;
The - Texan lowed he were . hungry.
Then the general, stiff and grand like,
said, 'Do yon know, sir, at whose table
yon are eatinT '
"The Texas chap, he kept dnvin' in
the pickets on them chickns, and he said
to the gen'ral, said he, 'No, 'old boss, and
r am t no ways partic lar, neither; canoe
fve eoraesoLleriii'." :
" What did - Magrnder do?" asked a
Yankee listener.
"Do? Why. he saw them chicken
arm under bis coat lail, pulled his hat
cfttar LlPfan-Vaedotit. And
that Texas horn didn't leave anything on
thatflrAtaWe&pt pla;Tot eVen
his octmplixoente. .
."Who were he? WeU, no matter. lie
hadn't no manners, he hadn't. He were
.,d One Solid Sore, 'tcti ng Awful
Hacf o Tio i:s Hands to Cra
die Cur d fcy utleura.
iir II He boy broke out on It i h head wllb a
liaii li.l'.n i'l .! a. ub n lie uas I ur ne-i.l Iih
!:. a e 1 1 i.-.i i lii . i.di i .i i- lull 1 ln-y tint not
!i . la i ii W e l lien us-ii oer i l.rt-e r l iclie a
i:i.M;-I. s ami al e iisini- I ln-ui el V'-n weekn
exi.eiiy a eoi-lii.j; t liiefliin-. li- b (.'an l
sie.niii' iliii'H'V.. ami ft--r I e n-e ol i lie f"i
seven iiioi.IIi.s iiis lieMd waseuliiely we I W hen
Wi li" Kali lllu it lii lie.nl was a M:i cole
tl mil i if I'lmvii m Ins br i r. 1 1 vvaf al- all
over !i- eais. i:.iii lis face, and small
p':.e. s tu. illlli lent ! IS el Ills liMly. 'I liei
iv ixllll we k- iiii.t we bail io k-en hi
Il , ,,N ii. : in tl.i' t-1 ; i . I : - ;.!i! I: i ) I 1 11 i-111 wile n
in- wa la l;.i up : ti- 1 an ! k -ep lu.tlfli" I lea
ii in- bauds t" keep In-, li ua Is nl fl 'ie
-, . i lil m-i:i eli ii ne ei it' l :it w .y
i ! ii:- Ii;-.!mI-lut-e. Wekll y.iiifl'nn I.HA
1: ! i- Lit a UieU li;:u. e l tl aie in l eowli.
li: :i in' 1 1. em In m lieis
(ifcil IJ. i..lANh lT. U AKKIS. Webster. Ind.
ScrcTula Cured.
I le.vi a iti r niilier tliau m sIf w lit; si;
win le bml wjf e.ie:'il w ill sci"lli a mivs.
Innii bead to I.ji't. she eould In t lie down at
ii i . ami bad no pe-.ee by nay fl ien.l :id-
v .v d !icr ;o t r l!i cti L'KA Kk.m kmies,
tjlii- rbl so ai d thev cured her.
boUA i; lNii. Kii.siivaiiio, Oliia.
CH I 'ICUItA IIKSOLVENT
'old e( r wl'cie. 1 iiee.fi-TM vi:A.f.o: Soap
'J.V Uy.iui.vrM.-l iTepaied bv tl:e 1ttkk
i)i:v; ami :iik.,mh:ai. t.tmi'oi:ATio, lim-ton
jVS-nl 'tir How to Cure Skin DUeases"
C4 puces. 50 Ulustratioks. and 100 testimonials.
' AI'.V'S skin and scalp pur inert and beautified
' bylUili'UiA8iAl. Absolutely pure.
cfPMNS aa3 WEAKNESS.
7. If i'm.i iln. i.iultiiil V . if v.'il li V 1 1l:lf.
new . eiegani auu uiiai luie a.nnnue
to !! in. iiitlamalion ann weakness.
the 1'utieura Autl-l'alo riss-
ter.
New York Symphony Club.
Ghau IIavkx. Mich., Jan. 10.
J. P. Younu, Esq Dear Sir: The
New York Symphony Club haye given
their tine entertainment here two seasons
to the delight of large audiences of mu
sic lovers. Xo mistake will be made by
arousing large expectations regarding
tht ill. Yours Truly,
S. M Wkight,
M'g'r Star Lecture Course.
The above will will give the lovers of
a fine musical entertainment an idea
what the Club is which will be at the
opera house Tuesday, March 10th. Mr.
Young has received letters from other
places where the Club played, which will
be published. One thing in certain, it
will be the finest musical entertainment
ever given in our cit.y
Some years ago Chamberlain & Co., of
Dea Moines, Iowa, commenced the man
ufacture of a cough syrup, believing itto
be the most prompt and reliable prepara
tion yet produced for coughs, colds and
croup; that the public appreciate true
merit, and in tine it was certain to be
come popular. Their most sanguine
hopes have been mere than realiztd.
Over three hundred thousand bottles of
Chamberlain's Caugb Remedy are now
sold each year, and it is recognized as
"the best made," wherever known. It
will cure a severe cold in less time than
any other treatment. For sale Wy F. G.
Fricke & Co.
List ot Letters,
Remaining unclaimed in the Postoffice
at Plattsmouth, Feb. 25, for the week,
ending Feb. 18, 1S91.
Bre y, Theodor Berirman, Mary
Bell, Gen A Croser, Dave
Campbell, Emma Iriek, David
Kennedy, James Mc'Olune. John
Mason, F M Moore, Mrs -'niily E
McMurlin, James Smith, C V & Co
Sporer, f.izzie Snyder, Harvey
Smith, Satlra Thomas, M L
Terryberry, John VnuNess, lialph
Wood. Mary WiiUaius, J C
wiler, flattie
Persons calling for any of the above
letters will please say "advertised."
H. J. Stkkight, P. M.
Will you suffer with dyspepsia and
liver complaint? Shiloh's vitalizer is
guaranteed to cure you. For sale bjF
G Fricke and O. H. Snyder.
The Secret of Success.
F. G. Fiicke & Co., druggists, believe
that the secret of success lies in perse
verance. Therefore they persist in keep
ing the finest line of perfumeries, toilet
articles, cosmetics, drugs and chemicals
on the market. They especially invite
all persons who have palpitation, short
breath, weak or hungry spells, pain in
side or shoulder, oppression, night mare,
dry cough, smothering, dropsy or heart
disease to try Dr. Miles' unequaled New
Heart Cure, before it is too late. It has
the largest sale of any similar remedy.
Fine book of testimonials free. Dr.
Miles Restoratiye Nervine is unsurpassed
for sleeplessness, headache, fits. etc.. and
it contains no opiates. 5 .
Women who suffer from nervous and
physical debility find great help in the
use of Ayer's SarBaparilla. It produces
the rapid effect of a stimulant, -without
reaction the result" being a permanent
increase of strength add vigor,5 both of
mind and bo4y.
T: K'S-
The following is clipped from the
Omaha Bee of Sunday, Feb, 22:
The T. K.'.' quartette of Omaha have beta
engage to give throe commIi at tuts Cnautau-
qaa assembly to bo hel at Bfadison lake4, 8 A
nest July. ? ProL Krats, dtrootorof thoT.X's"
aas also been engaged -to .direct tb choral
class during tbe entire assembly. Considering
that Caicage quartettes were competing fox this
engagement the "T. 'KV'of Omaha are to be
congratulated.
The T. K'a hare been soenred to give
one of their --musical - entartaisastoats - 'at
the Presbyterian ckarch, : TktisftSaTi
'l b-new blued i'lid skin purifier and frre test
tit Hum-; rnn'lie. del ms Ibe blood of all Hi
puiiites and p.iisnU'ius elen t uts a id thus re-ii.i-vestle
cause, while t I'TiruitA. Ibe Kreat
skin ei.re. :nul CTlt l.'Kt !-AI an t i;mi-i;e
sk ii lc aiilitii r, cle;ir Ihe M and fcalp. a-itl
. -slnie lie; ban . Ilms IIiiMIi Tlrl'l:A ICfMi--llfseiire
cverv fpeo'es ( f IP bine, bnruliiL'.
-tal, limply :'l blotchy fkin. se:,lp ami
hi v ilisi ase. fioiii imples to rofuia frmii
iiil::ncv to am. ben the bent physicians fail.
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ENTIRE STOCK OF
Clothing. Furnishing Goods, Hate, Trunks, Etc.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
No Humbug, No Oosing
US on5 1 ibb Is s tEiis gf3aic opportunity, you will
never toe able to tosiy cheaper in your litfe.
(Call and see what EJE will do
Mens suits, former price, $4
" former price
6 former price 7.00 now 5.00
" former price S.00 now 0.5
" former price 10.00 now 700
" former price 1200 now S.00
tc former price 15.00 now 11.00
" former price 1S.00 now 12-50
" former price 22.00 now 14.00
The best $1.00 overalls at Cc, Shirts Socks
Underwear, etc., at astonishing slaughtering prices
It will pay you to come a hundred miles and bor
row the money to lay in your supply. It will
pay you big interest.
We Have The Largest Stock in the County. -
JIS K3LISIM
Opcapa IHogea (Dcyciog
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MUST Bfii CLOSE
ON ACCOUNT OF
- Out.Salef"''::lId Advertising Scheme, But Closing
Out to Quit Business.
50 now $3.50 j 3lcns Kats
G.00 now 4.50
j
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Childrens
W:
OUT
for you.
foriner 1)ricc 00 llow 50c
foriner price 1 50 now 1 00
former price 2 50 now 1 50
former price 3 00 now 2 00
former price 4 00 now2 75
Oercoats for inen, youths and boys at be
low cost.
and boys suits at your own prices.
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