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fS BROS, Publishers
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kDAY, OCTOBER. 3, 1801
. STATE TICICET.
'."' Juitire of ih Kuprem Coun
'1; M. POsTcl Piatt.
V;' the Biale Uulfrrily.
f. 8 HIM A Vol Dixon
'J i u t RPl.Kuf Da
- ' N COUNTY TICKET.
t Ittrict Cmirt :
. . iurer : ;
L.C.
EICKIIOFK.
. Vor Bhrlfl :
GKO. KDSOX.
For Ciiuniy Cleik :
FRANK DICKSON.
For Ouiity Judj :
CALVIX Rl'SSKLL.
For County Hiiperioteiideiit :
J. K. LEY DA.
For Coronsr :
J.I. I'NKTII.
ForSiim-yor :
A.C.MAYES.
For Cnmnilxionrr Firt IMviict :
S. W. DUTTOX.
THE REPUBLICAN PLATFOHM.
The republican party of the slate
of Nebraska renewed rxpre-.
Mic, n of its devotion to the piiuci
r-'---- ! r.i,iil.li-iin nartv anil lie
.claret that those principles, an ex
pressed by the national republican
convention, shotiM he the stronvj
point of union between all repub
licans in the stale of Ni br.ilva.
We conirratulate the people upon
the marvelous prosperity alteiuiini; I
the development and urowth of the
stateof Nebraska during its twenty
four years of statehood under re.
publican administration, and which
has brought us to the front rank
ii mon e; the leading states; of the
union; and we can fearlessly assert
that no state which ha been con
trolled by democratic power.durinif
any considerable time of the sanif
period, can compare with us in the
economical management of public
arfiiirs.in the rapid ratio of inert ase
in population, wealth and general
prosK-tii, noiwstliutandiii the
fact that there are within the
borders of the state a number of
dissatisfied persons who took ad
vantage t the general finnm-ini lie-pre-r.ioti
which swept over the en
tire country to pave their way into
temporary prominence by declaim
ing against the welfare of our peo
ple and slandering the (air name (if
our state. The rains from heaven
and the rich soil, vigorously culti
vated by the energetic hands ol our
fanners, have produced such bount
iful crops and such unrivaled pros,
perity that shall silence all raj-amity
talkers and add to the strength
and enthusiasm of the republican
party.
We congratulate I'resideni iTarri
son upon lii eminently wise, loyal
and courageous administration, and
declare our absolute confidence in
his inteitrity. ability and patrio
tism, ii nd pledge him our cordial
support in the discharge of the
liiitien devo!tini( iimm1 liiill ii tl.C
chief magistrate of the nation.
in'e rejoice in tile Pi fttOTMl i.'.ii of
dignity, vior and stateHmaiiHliip in
the conduct of our foreign affairs
under the Kiiidiui; hand of Amer
ica's favorite son, James G. Hlaine.
We approve of the silver coinage
act of the present administration,
bv .which the entire product of the
fflver mine? of the 'nitd States is
added to the currency of the people,
but we denounce the democratic
doctrine of free and unlimited coiu
Bt of silver a a financial policy
liable to precipitate the people of
every city and every state in the
I' n ion in a prolonged and disas
trous depression, and delay the re
vival of business enterprise and
prosperity so ard-ntly desired add
now so apparently near. The free
and unlimited Coitioe of silver
would tend v the hoarding of kM
and to firrce the use of cheap money
in the payment of wayr in every
workshop, mill, factory, store anil
farm, and tend to the scaling down
of the w.i'es of the toilers and
weakening ihe purchasing powerof
the dollar which v -uld be used to
purchase theproducts of the farmer.
We are in favor of having every
dollar an good as- any Other dollar.
We demand the maintenance of
the American nystein of protection
to American industry and labor, the
policy that has been identified with
4-very period of our national pros
per (v.
We ndViiire the gctiitm of that
heroic stiltesinan, William McKin
ley, Jr., vIioiii the people of Ohio
will make' their next governor us a
recognition of his magnificent ser
vices to tl ic country. We also com
mend and endorse that policy of re
ciprocity by which the Central and
South American nations mid the
Spanish Indies are beinif opened up
lo our trade upon favorable terms
'and I y ivl'ich nil the surplus
product oi' our country may find n
market mid ,hy which all our people
shall recu f in exchange therefore
a long line yd products which do
not produce ruinotis competition
Ullrl Of tj
conimereir7ct, and we ilf
reiruiuiion ot ull railway iiv
portalion lined in mu ll a mil
to insure fair and rcimoiuihi
to the producers mid consult
the cuuutiy. i
We favor such legislation
prevent all illegal comb.'
and unjust exactions by ai
capital and corporate n
insist upon the suppri
. , all
the
.trusts, combine am
signed to artiliciallr
; price of the nei't'MH. -. .
We regard the worlds oluinuian
exposition an an important event in
the world' hiMtory, and we are in
heart r fiympalhy with every effort
i . . ' . 11'.. c.linlll.l
to make it a succisa.
We should
I make a creditable
exhibit of
Nebriraka' products, and ve favor
nn uddironalyippropriatioii by the
next eir h ature tor tlim purpon.
that our prosperity and greatness
may be fully exetnpimeu. c wc
pnde in thin elate We recognize
that its gTowth find power, it pros-
perity and uoo J name nave
the fruits ofiM indiiBtrial people,
and we belie-e in mich polioc.
state and na; onal. as will prite
juntice and v:den the opportunitien
ainonn then' clasneH. 1 o their nup-
port in ttie I jiure, an in uir i.i-i,
pledge our inot intelligent juiltf
ineni'and i.ioh! flincere endeavor.
We denounce the Grand Island
platform of the democratic party as
framed with the deliberate pnrpose
to inishad and deceive; wherein
nympathy is expressed where none
i.s felt; wherein help in proposed
where none is rendered; wherein
tiuroosert are avowed which are not
entertained. In support of this in
dictment we point to Die prctenueii
Iriendship for the soldier, while t
the same time the democratic party
has always proclaimed against the
KTantiiitf of liberal pensions; to the
free silver pank. intend' d to tteceive
the supporters of free and iinliin
itcd co:r:::ire (! S'lver wlien il is
known that many of the lead-rs
the party are opposed to the doc
trine; to the failure to tfivc the re
lief from exhorbitant freight rates
while it was afraid to cither ap
prove or censure the action of its
acting alien governor lor vetoing
the Newberry liill.
We ilenouiice the democratic
party f.r its insinuations aainM
the inlc uriiy of the fiiprcme court
of the Mate as an elfort lo in. ike the
judicial powers subordinate to
political parti.es ami ih h-raci fnl
to a political oiaui.ati"'!!.
We denounce the ile noi rat ic
parte for its double (! al n' with
the civil and political nh.s of the
people, w h -n i:i it appears to f.ior
trc-e and ihi'i . uniielrd elections in
the slate of N,bi.i-ka. but m ver
raises its voice a,;.inii-
the political
outrages practiced against the re.
publican oteis, white and black,
throughout the democratii states id
the south.
We arraiifii the ilemoei a ic party
as the cneaiy of labor. s In miii t
bleak down the defense of prutic
tive laws, to block the wheels of
home industry, and to de rade the
masses of the people- n party con
trolled by aristocratic and sectional
tendencies, the legacy ol slavery.
The republican party of Nebraska
appeals to the intelligence and to
the integrity of the eoplr of this
state and from all e,ood citizen we
invite suport. -'
Remarkable Reteu.
Nra. Mirharl Curtain, HnllifS-id. 111., mukn
th4tat.m.nt that tt rimiit niit. til'"i l
tird br : tir wv Irt-AtfiJ f-r a meii'li
hf br imif liI' iitn, tnil irrrw wornr. It
I(J Iit th van a hiM! vuiim i.( e.niunii
tmti anl ttiat no ni-illrinp ronld mi hr
Iter lrurRi lucf"!"- l. KIuk' i. diK-or-rvt
for oininmplloa ; hf Un'mht a txttla and
to her i!MIM (imud hcrvll hmrntrd tram the
dm. hli rciotlnusd II u r au I alter lak
Idk Irn iMiltlra.fnuiid bsrvll Hound and fll
uopr dis- Urr aii tiimwoik afid i a kflt a
cr a.- Prr trial butllr of Jlit f riat
4 x-nrrrv at K. G. rrlrk A I n Prun Hlofr
rxviii . ami $i.
Sleepness niht made miserable
by that terrible caue,h Shilohs rem
edy is the curr for you, by F.
Kru k. and Oil Snyder. 1
A Mystery Explain.
The tjuiiera contain freoiieut no
tices of'rich, retty and educated
girls eloping with nrgroi-s, tramtis
and coachmen. The well-known
specialist. Dr. Franklin Miles, says
all such jf''' arr mere or less hys
terical, nervous, very impulsive, un
balanced; usually subject to nead-
iiic, lltuiaiai, iiicvlfli'ncla-Kf, nil-
modi-rate trying orbiiijjliing. I hese
show a weak, iierrous system for
which there is no remedy equal to
Restorative Nervine. Trial bottles
and fine Ismis, out, lining many
marvelous cures, free at H. i. Kricke
A Co's., who also sell and guarantee
Dr. Miles' celebrated New Heart
Cure. the finest of heart tonks.Ciircs
flutteriiiit.'ahort breath, etc.
. R:s--lTi!i'.lm C-ir-'l Ii Dw,
"Mystic Cure" for rheumatism and
neuralgia radically cured in I to I
days. Its action upon the system i
remarkable and mysterious. It re
move at once the cause mid the di
sease immediately disapears.
The first dose greatly benefits. 7."c
Sold by V, O. Fricke, Druggist, wt
We want every mother to know
that croup can be prevented. True
croup never epper without a warn
ing. Thejlirst symptoms ia boar
ness; then the cluhl appears to have
taken cold or a cold nuy have ac
companied the hoarness from the
start. After that n peculiar roug;h
cough is developed, which is fol
lowed by the croup. The time to
act is when the child First becomes
hoarse; a few does of C hamberlain
Cough Remedy will prevent the at
tack. Even after a rough cough
ha appeared, the disease may he
prevented by lining this remedy ns
directed. For sale by F. !. Fricke
Co. Druggist.
TIT Anted-All artlvi-. n-llnlils mn-
fulsrv 171
I 1o(
$ui niimltiiy. Hh iie-r.-HHs, io r-i rs-eni
In hi own rtiti rs-iHitmitls N,.r York
llniiv. Hi-lcri's-e. M A a 1 1 An I H, l t
b'i l'.rt, w iirk.
'
"'.'
. , " '- "jut out" of
'. . A of tlie post Lowell, :
" '' ' ,lidiMU of Whitman '
Anot Whittier litive ltd
, I into to lament the decay
' j jsietry Tiiese great man-:
- ' s ' . inirt. we lira told, will 1e yvo
' ,.k.m- Iwhiiul tliem. Unt er.ttt 1
, 'f mill tlio htaniHilnt of their ivim- j
, JijMiraries, iiever leave any snceeitm j
oeliiud 11. is is due to tlie fact tliut a
(freat man w not visible until ho ha.", re
ceiltid to a Kreul diotuuca U Uoimilly
measured pretty accurately after tie ii
dead. After Waahingtoo, HauiilUin,
Jay and Jeflumon died the lament was
raised that tua f,'6 of (talesmen had
passed. The grr.it heroic figure of out
biatory haj passeil oil the stage of action
and left no iticcuHora. This lamect wao
raised, ' too. when Webster, Clay, Cal
houn and Jackson were in the fall flufb
of their remarkable power.
After tlne great men had left the
tage of action the Lament was again
rained that the age of great men had
paased To Isj ours, the prenidimtinl
chair was ocenpied by 'j awkwurd
tKU.kwo,.d"!!!!o from Illinr.ia. Dut Lin-
Coin waa called a vulgar ttory teller, aii
Irresolute, vacillating, good n lured
man, well mealiing enongh, but with bu
executive ability. Cl'.arlea Sumner was
in the (Juited States senate, but ho waa
calleil a vmiouary bookworm, full of
fanatical theonea, but poaaesning no
practical statesmanship. Now we look
back to the time of Lincoln and Sumner
and my, "There were giant on the
earth in thoe daya." So the world U
always "just out" of great men, Bimply
because it due not appreciate a gnA
thing when it it or it must see a
good thing a long while Is-fore it can
proi rly evtimato it (ptulitie. Yanki-e
Wailrt.
Ttin l.avt Ila of King Ja Ja.
A toiirist, who lias jiit returned from
the Canary inlands, had an interview
with run;; J.i Jaafrw 'lava 1 f..re his
deatli. The exiL J kiiu was at that time
staying at a hotel in banta .r. and
ntsiii very low n)iirita, doubting whether
be would ever m lit 'native lnml a'sin
tbongii lie hil ma le all the necessary
arrangemi iiu for his ih parture. Hn
journey was delayed by the Brithhvice
coliaill, who told linn lie inuic wait till
t'ie arrival of M ijor M loniil'l. the cm-
mi -.-i' tier i.f t he t.i nw, s
Tin-colonial i.f:i''h i l ex.vtej from
linn as a coieii f i. .ii of Ian being allowed
to rvnni.a protni-e to ere;it no di
!'.: I a. H i-s lie'isa! nag -everi-ly i
, i. . a i , .....
Vl
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. fi'-y n
:i-til"
.cum if a 'con-
t
bu i;r.
lie r- fu. , t
t..Kt!
r .r i
h.rir
In i
K'.lie
lll'u.
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the
;i:. , li:.I,i:-r
.1- cellar l.'t t
io' tor w.i.i
iKtas'lf i.ii tlie
! ; la.'.-l a- tlie
. s-cicil. Tnr'-'i
before 111!, di lt!i I. WIS to li.lVe
to a t lliage on tlie liilU for changs
of air. but Ii- r fn'i to leave, savin.':
no 'o. I bad a dream from in y fa Mer
lie aay 1 U willi biin in lr-- day."
The l'viliicai "I' e ty will be intepl
sd to K!ioi that tni ,ire-litlliieiit
(.rove.l true. The ei king' drea was a
ailtlof winte H i!ll:-t Hlld alotigdiltt
coat. Ho had bii-ii de i ted at St. Vin
cent by his wives and servants; iLy IumI
sent tlieir luggage on board the ramer
licit w.ia to carry t ie ni to Teneriti". but
etaid on sliore theni'wdves. Wben.afu.-r
ihs a i r b:tl .-started, the lwr-s wera
nix-ned, they were f nuel to contain ouly
ruhhisu. London News
The Berlin court have dd-ided that
lorer may cut otr bis kwet-t heart' tn-wu
sr.! yet ewajs with a light sentence,
even if it be proved that the act was in
spired by malice and with a viiw of
.oiling tlie young lady' out wurd npear
sace This decinwn )ia hh n arrive.! at
in t'm caw of a girl whostied berex-lover
for Loiici.ir.M'y," alleging that herobts-d
hi-r.f ber blond locks with the ohj-i.t
of injuring her j-ronaI attMctivenesstO
such a degree tlj.it she would be glad to
ccejt lii offer of marriage. The ta.
it appears, baUrtt Is-fore several court
and finally rea-died tao supreme court
of the I'riiMtari realm, which decreed
that 'Arrv might cut off 'Arrlef buir,
but could only be imtiiibed for h-ault
and enlenced f a inonlh's linp.-i-oumeut.
Ladief' rictorial
Why Thr ChHI.
It U not so often that tlie band whicb
play at tbe ocean promenade of Aabiiry
Park treats the m-aside pil0-rini to th
"Slar Spangled Danner." but wbtn it
docs the applauae is furious, Btran.-n
are inrprised at tn outonrst until tney
learn that It waa thl band which wa
on the United htate ship Trenton when
the was drives ashore In the cycl jce at
(Samoa, and which (truck np the na
tional anthem In th inuuieut of danger,
eliciting cheers from tbe llritish fnatu
that was drifting by. Tbe baud is jmi
posed chiefly of tulinns, and it n.em
hers ar an unusually modmt as well a
nitlishons set of beroe. Pbiladelpal
Ledger.
Iliitlng ll 0 Truck.
"I Islieve in th thrift of the rural
citizcu," admit a woman who ha been
a suburban resident with a litxta for
riiuing vegeUhli-. "A my lima bean
pistils, though well grown, wliowed a
reluctance to yield any hafrest, 1 bav
been buying this Tegetable, of whicb we
are all fond, of a man wbo live near
and wbo came to offer tue some one day.
Dy tbe merest cbance, a day or two ago,
1 discovered that bi sourc of supply
wa our garden that I bav been pay
ing during; a fortnight for my own
beau." Nw York Times.
Walked r.lU MM, la Hit lp.
Tbe champion sleepwalker story come
from tort Dodge, la. Here it Is:
"Henry Lynn, a Liverwort farmer,
tone in a somnambulistic trance at an
early bonr yesterday t and walked
eighteen mile before lie awoke. It was
nearly noon when the slueper came to
his senn a and found that be Waa plod
ding alon f the highway near Algona.
(Several neighbors met tl.s man during
bis long tramp and exrli;irie,.J greeting
with biin, tirverthele b win nut
Housed."
PARK
linn
ii'uU
Onnni!
10
luu
tnitl for IifEstot,
No Excuse for not having a
Home ot Your Own.
Put What you are paying out
for Rent Into a home.
7 per cent money for persons
wishing to build in South
Park.
Look to the Future
and invest now in
South Pork.
IHE OPPOETUpil'Y OF A
LIFE TIKE.
Ai!!'.'"'' ilier reason why it I
better to invest in South Park than
elsewhere in the city, are these:
Irojirty is more saleable if you
w ish to sell, more rentable il you
wi.-li to rent: if hxihui'r br an in
crease in value, no other pari of the
citv will compare w ith it innrorpect
The ."til ward composed largely of
South Pat k, In-. than three years
nyo could hardly muster up a vote
.M tin- last general election the vote
was :n and 1 were not polled. It
has been less than two years since
the city inv id d in into the corpor
ate limits, yet we liaveoverone hun
dred newly built house ond others
in process of construction, owned,
with few except ions, by the parties
now li ing in them.
This part of the city lias
water mains, electric arc
church and school priveled
store
lighti.
es and
I. f!tV
t . lire!
till,, iiiut er.ited
-
of which Ihe w hole city is proud.
I'lattsmoiith's steady growth fur
five years past almost doubling its
population; the advance stand it
has taken regarding; public im
provements, the certainty "f a in
iit) court lniuse; tin- completion
of the great Missouri Pacific rail
way into this city, giving us anoth
er -.rent trunk line and competing
market; the constant increasing
pay roll of tbe C. B. ic . shops, to
gether V.'ith W3!!y 'lber wi'll known
. ,
reasons, assure u meau; mm v.,n,a
nent advance in realty, which will
doublles effect South Park more
favorably than any other portion of
f'lattsmouth.
With a rtrtp to tht riwuraijuimitl (if
a at ill yrtuttr growth of thin part iff
th rlty, wt will continue to rll loin on
monthly yaymrnU, fumUh mwy
with whlth to t.ri ft'iuxa will ex-
hon'if lot for other improved city
property or for lnlraUe Improved or
unlmprortd land.
It in not so much the speculator
na the permanent resident that we
wish to purchase thi disiruble
property. Out of over EIujit Y pr.ea-'
cut owner of South Park
property none lire speculators
hence there nre no fictitou value
and lota are selling at about the
price they were Iminediatly nfter
it waa platted- a strong argument
why the present ia n iiiont desirable
time for invesUnents. Much addi
tional information regarding; South
Park may be had by calling bt my
oflice on Main
slreel over Hank
Cass County.
R. D. WIUDHAU
P
C. MAYES
COUNTY Hf KVHV'OH
CIVIL KNOINEER
,t eoutiiy I'lei k
, .V.t(Mid-d t"
.111 t
OFFICE IN COfKT llol'HE,
riallsinouth, - Nebraska
L'LIUS rEf'I'EKMiEKG.
MAMirai'TCBK or AM)
ufiuLEEiLE a:; a ktul
UKAI.ril IN T IK
CHOICEST HKANDS OK CK1AKS
re 1.1. link or
TOBACCO 'AND SMOKC.xS ARTICLES
always in stock
Plattsmouth,
Nebraska
IKST : NATIONAL : HANK
OK FL.VTTMMOl Til. NKHHAK'A
Pal'l up c.ip tal
4uiilu
, JV.II,I
, . ' ii.ii (
ilttir the " lel lur iiiin mi mc
tranariiiiii el nuillihSU1
Hstsiking business
Snvk t.iiii(l.iiiilil iiveiiiiiist anil lo.-ai 'S-
urine- Is. iiln -na "l'l- lii-iBmita rr-f iv
.i.a ii,i.-re,t alliiKeil en tlie rrrntirit
ii..(, .i, , v ni: ' ! lii ai'V nM "I
,:i.lti-4 Si.ile- aMl .i ids irti.niMl ti wni
Ciiro(.
ll.l.HC
iiovi maiid vm fi(oM-ti v sawn
tin
lo.Mt in. .1 t i, -lie n. 'i t' r einiH War
r in'. "i c- hi"1 '"na) l"'ie
Ill al.l. I'ul..-.
i..t,i, v,it n.;.l b ll.k-rtli
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ti. r. r ei.--
liPKIKC t- Uuey
lohii Flt;t!'
id.
r
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IbAlTMlVlH NH'liA.KA
Jsyltal ti-k i'-ii1 i" ... '
AutheruodCaplltd, IC3,0 -O.
rrnr.HS
'HANK oV.hKl.1H. .Km. A. ONS u.
Pr-wal-nl. Vlf-Hi-1--W
H. rlhlllVH. tc-losr
- 1U HSC-tORS
'ran Cariuiti J A. tei'i.or, V. h. liutu.niia
I. W. J"hu. Henr) Hwk..'l.n irbwifs
W. 0. M.mam. Win. Wrteiir .nip. W.
II. CuMinm
fRASSACTS-4 GENERAL EAMI"C B'JSlKES
nf trrt-ldit Idlt-rwt
111! V Hl'd
8
ANK (!' CASS COl' NT V
Cor Jsla snd Flflli iies.
'aM nil r.fitl
lllilU
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A itt)
OFFICEHS
). II. Priii-is KrsnMsnl
frl (i-iiaer Vie rrsiUnt
I, M. I'al'srxin ' aclisll
f. M. I'allerxin. t l a-lilsf
DIRECTOnS
1 II PritiHls .1 M f:iMi-r.il.. Krsd (lor.tsf
4, II. Smllh, II. II. Wlinlliiin. 11. H. Itaiine) and
f. U .iltwrsw
, iiiiiiii onrmr rnarroa
Asnxinii mllrtto.-. l-ilete! aJI"Wsl na tlrns
Isiswll anil iiPHiuil Jisiii'u;r Ui all lm
tns nlnited to II ears.
When you ca to a shoe store your
object isuol only lo luiy, sboes Imt
to tirocure for what you spend the
best that your money will buy
Less than this will not content you
more than this you t auiiot, in ren
son, ask. our nullum nre us
fimple as your desires. We do not
lift your expectations to the clouds,
but we renlir.e them whatever they
are. We will never sacrdicc your
interests lo our anil nowliere else
can you jn-t n fuller and fairer
ciiuivaleiit for your money. An
esicriiilly protitnlili'
purchase for
'"" "r 'u'-
of; ' T, . , ,.
J J-l iJ J. 10
II SHERWOOD.
Main Street.
?AJ-pDN
-IOHIL1P TMEIROLF
-- Has Opsns.1 up The
Tioest, - Cli'iuv st, - Cos- :.t
S-cYLOOlNr
IX TIIU CU V
Where may be found choice wines
liquors, and cigars. .
ANIIELSEK lU'SCH HEKk.
AM)
HA S3' ALE WHITE LAItEL,
always on band.
OOK.N'f.K OK MAIN AND FOCKTH T.
PicPpj:.
Tx. PBTElSFcN
THE LEADINO
GROCER
HAS THE MOST
COMPLETE
STOCK IN THE CITY.
IN - EA3;N
ATTKNTION FAKMKKH
I want your Poultry, V.m, But
ter mid your farm produce of nil
kinds, I will pay you the highest
Clirdi priCti tin I biiyiii for Si
firn in Lincoln.
R PETERSEN,
THE LEADING GKOC'LR
Platt-miouth - N'-braska
I. II.A:N S E;N
Of.Al.KK IN
STAPLE AND FANCY
iKOCEKIES.
ft LASS ANL
r
Floor ui Feed a M
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iiToliii tint I'll blu Soi
f
m.:
STTOKNKY A LAW.
WINDHAM A DAV1KS.
IL B. WINIHI'M, JOHN A. DAVIKH.
Nolan; I'ut.llc JHotary I'ubllo
OlSce over Bank of (' CoudIt.
PlKlfAinnutn Knhth
TTOHNkY
A N. PULLIVAN. .
Attorney al-Ijiw. will idv. uMtnut sltsnta
to all bnlus entriuU-d lu Inul. Ollioel
Ucloa biota, Kaat Hid, rialUnMHilb, A 1
JEW HARDWARE STOR
J "
S. K. HALL A SON
Kerp all kind nf builder hardware no ha
aud "ill upHv ceiiircnm ud osmt la
oratils Icrou
TIN ROOFING
availing
and all kind nl iiu i.rk proinnlly
one. order (rum in eouuur IMicIt
IS I'ral 8t.
PLATTSMOUTII, MBit
Lumber Yard
THE OLD RELfaVRLl?.
If I 117 1 VTfDTf I IT 9. P
u. a. iiniiiiiuiui a ivN
BER
Rhinlcs, Lath, 8h,
Doors,
Blind
Can supply everw dcniaiM of tho ci
Call and jjet term. Fourth strec
Id rear of opera house.
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