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Hanking Business
Buwk. twrndf, until. iirrnmrnt nd lix-nl
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rants, Mat ""')' bouila.
DIKKCTOKM
John PtUJarslU l. Iljwi.worta
a.iu W hikii. V- K. W'litte
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loha KIUKrH. H. WiikH.
frmldfint
BANK OK CASS COUNTY
r. Cor M&in ud Klfth nrrt.
JriMtptapltHl
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fcvi;,.i. Vice It-ikum
; m. i'at:roa '
tM.I'"ltr"i. A"t t'"lil"
DIRECTORS
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1 H Mnttth H. B. W luilttaiu, U. B. Kiiim- ltu
A Yard
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n i"1 pnimot attrtilltfij(iveu to &.1 bus
i n on
illli
TileU to 1U sats.
CLinibcxlAln, Eyo tad EMa
Olnt&Mnt.
A oertaJn rare for Chronic Sore Eye.
Totter. U Ebeam. Scald llc&d. Old
Cbrooio Sores, Ferer Soros, Eczema,
Uch, Pralxlo Scratches, Sora ITIpploa
and rilca. It la coolinjr and aoolhlaj.
Eandredaol ooeeabivo been cured by
k alter ail other treatment kJ Uiicd
ltlij'Ut npb23and Wccatluica.
Nt88AltBnitSCURC0
kl. TakaUr ka la
WkMrar. ftw4. I"all'".
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GRATEUL CONFOKTING
tpps uocoa
UREAJTFAST
a tkemofh kowltt at Ma aartraj
ar.LTh taiin thm nn.llHia nf ltlrl'wO
Jiaultloa. anil r-t a kj'IuI sp licatu.n t
ne uroprrilaanf wall ftrirofrd I'ofiiS. Mr.
ami Bturtilril eiir liaalt labia wit b
a
Virlt fl'TuirJ tirtri.iKs alikb mnjr
nf hr. diictiit'bliui. IMt.ir.tnt line
(iiit.i.rh art.c'ra .if itlrl l!i..t S '".'
Vn inair br trraiiunlly Wulll ! uuli! itnHif
in rniai e.rry mo'nr ni".
lad. n( lulilla mrU.lira rn H"nii
I ut rrailv im aitmrk mlirrrtrr hrie la
i.iltt. Aa ma eaar rr.anf a lul'l
It kmlIllfaeir wr II lr Iliad !'
na mttit m i.iimi.i tiiiin a ii'll 1 a nr.
Ifrvlra lia,-nM. Madual siino'l Willi
fair iw miik. Hold emit la bll-pnuua
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Ciin:iir.2 Giwdrca'. I'ajs
Illustrated 7cU''
FREE 70 JAN. I, IGi2.
r New Habarrihrre b vrill cat oot mi 4 mtai iia tlila ;ip vith nnma
nil uuilrraa anil 51.71 we will eeni Tho CuiiipiinloTi 1 rcr la Jn 7't'-!
ami rr n I'nll Vnr frnm (but Dntr, Thl olTrr Inrlnitr lha Til AMiS
(;IV1C. C'ltl!I"TM AS ooJ WW Yl.AU'fi i)ble llolldar Niimbrr.
Un will trail fopr or bra'i'Tiil pilntlnr. rmlilnl " V.li:") UK
UOOt." Ii prodortloo co( TWENTV TIIOl SAM) POI.I.AUS.
tn4 C'rfii, fatl-vet Vrdrr, cr Rtgiutrti Utttr al our risk. AUdrtu,
I THE YOUTH'S COMPANION, Boiton, Mats.
J. H:A:N:S:K:N
DEALER III
STAPLE AND FANCY
GROCEIUES,
GLASS AND
QUEENSWARE
FlDirui FidiSSM
I'atronage 1 tbo Table Sollojccd.
JOHKSOK EDILDING SiltH St-
EW HAHDWARE STO n C
8. E. HALL & SON
Kp VI fclTlmf h'llMew hiirlwara on hnd
uia will uily i"iiiC" 'I"ia uu iuvi la?
urabie tir m
TIN ROOFING;
ppo'itlnx
and all kind l tin nrk promMly
. union trum (ua MMiotry ttullclti'd.
doon,
CIS Pi arl BU
I'LATTHMOUTI!, NBI.
PERKINS- HOUSE,
217. 311, 221 and 321 Main St,
Plattsmouth - Nebraska
H. M BOSS, Proprietor,
lbo Tcrkina hu been thoronghli
cnoyatcd from tup tc ootton. anJ
juw one of the Ixut h.ituls ia the state
rtrtrrl.ira will be Ukea by the weuk al
t.50 and up.
300D BAE COJTUECTED
T
IIP. CH IZKXS DANK.
FLATTSMOt'TH NEBBJLBIA
lanital ttnrk Data to S' (
Authorlied Capital, $100,000.
mioiu
BA.VK PiKKUTH. Jm. A. CttBHOB,
Preu'lonL Vlce-fieauleail
W. II. tT'SltiJ. Cuahier.
DinkiTTora
raak Canetb J. A. Coiiuur. K. K. (Sutkmau
I, W.JotiDaem, Hsury Biek,JkBO'ale
W. V. MatrUin. Wai. WeUana. W.
It. Cuibla. ,
aneaaartiapaleaof drpoalu bearln Intere
eltjr .tii'ii
C. MAYKS
OONIT BOUVKYOI tza
CIVIL KNUlXliKW
All ordi rs left with the county clerk will ba
promptly atfndril to.
orrim is coiivt notrur.,
PUtlfltuou!!!,
Nebrnnka
'a-a-iii eaia, ?,. . - t, ,. ... -
' ,va. -!. " ;"i
r.t .r!io r forks.
li.'itS on S..l-f.ii;icatijn.
ISoL'.iclKiiJ Articles.
ICluial History iapcrs.
.fT.fll
I'cirly I':oi I'lustrationi.
I
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and SI .75.
i
I nmhor Ynrn
THE OLD RELIABLE.
H.A.
OUi'
Eli
Shinglei, Lath, 8asb,
Doors, Blinds
Cn lupply ererw demaud of the rity.
Cavil and get term. Fourth atrout
in rear of opera house.
HENRY BOECK
The Leading
FURNITURE DEALER
AND
UNDERTAKR.
Coastsatly keeps on kaoal arerytbia
yea ad to furnish year houe.
aaaaa iixti aaa tuia tTaatt
Plattsmout
Neb
V'. i e
a, .
For Atchinaon, St. Joaepli, Iaea
worth, Knnaaa City," St. I.ouia,
and nil points north, cast
aoutii or west. Tick
eta aold and bag
gage checked
t amy
faint
ia
the
Uuited
' St a tea r
Canada. Far
INFORMATION AS TO RATliS
AND KOUTKS
Call at Depot or ad Jreaa
II, C. Tow.NMK.vn,
G. 1'. A. St Louis, Mo.
J. C. I'iiim.ipi i,
A. G. I A. Onmha.
H.D. Ahuak. ArL, l'lattaiiioutli.
Tclepliotie, 77.
MEAT. MARKET
'V 6IXTII 8TKEKT
F. II. KLI.KNUAUM, Trap.
Tlie beat nf freah meat alwaya found
ia thin market. AM') freak
liSaf and Hotter.
Wild game of all kinds kapt la their
aenaon.
Meat
atXTM BTVfUaT ni
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Hhf lui'l l.
moiiiiuii
tin- M il liml I;,
in'' l.oMiiii iiik
.-en litfr
tu Us i vi rl" '
f.ii,;
j V'l'iii n'l ir,r,i'wj-'
UI'IMK.
.Slit.- !md flirt
Il.irlinr. from
' .
(I fi-m )M ",tit to :.
.;...irt i.n.'ii to tl!'
Ailir'itiilfirkr.
ISlii! had t.iKti-ii trie nwii-.'-i uf ln'ii:;
liinl Ji'iiiui cl the lilt, er cKpwf liiui jijh in . -
fi"iit.. '
Now kIio i.i ut lior.iu i','.iin.
IIoiiip, tlin 'Ii'ccn' of ttiH WPitry pil
grim: tlie ('.iiiu.ui Ihvdii ' f;e vviiuiT
ih'Sh; thi) nltiir iirm-.'.j'l x m'-'i wh nil
ki-f'l in t!iiirikfilii"-M.i; tli" ilcir walls
which tuke uu to tin ir loviux huIiimcb
and lii'li: us from tiic coailoi tU'.H world
without.
Holm' u niiu, anil H k':ic had coiiik to
her Iih hail ni-vi-r known iouci1 che hud
gone out iu J mil) u tau birillot from ita
lieht.
At tlm front door hi-r dt'iir old futliir,
who hml lxfii at li irt desk Utii hours daily
all the vvt-iiry while olie wus away, met
her.
"My daiiKWrr he raid, holding out
his arms' to hi'r.
Like a tired wanderer, footsore und ,
hi'iirtKick, hii eniiie to mm.
Trustingly, confiiliiiKb'. rest fully, sh
In M her soft while fce, in lU frame of .
(jiilileti hair, uMm his bosom. I
'At luMt, fhe uiurmured, "at Inst 1
have found some one to bo a poppt r
to me."
Ali'l tho dear old f:'.(!ier,in lhr tuniul.
tnous joy of bavin;; his ilarliii'( child
npiin, didn't catch on. Detroit Free
Pifba.
Three Contly Ilnllinnaes.
Thin Is the Rfii-on of tli year when tlio
frreat anny of Kanlenern employed 1)7
New York's millionaires who have it fad
for flowersare putting their hotlion-es iu
aliiiKi for the winter. 1 met Jay Gould
chief Kiirilmier yesterday and he told ino
that everythinj; whs in exeelli nt hmhs
ut the railroad kind's f."i00,(m() hothon.so
un the IIiuIhoii. A lot of choice plants
and exotics have j tint arrived fruin lndi i
and other eastern countries.
John H'tey's ilildeultii-s have not de
terred him from looking afu-r his pet
flower in his (rand hothouies at Holly
wood, N. J. I am told his chief jjiirdener
has had several conferences with Mr.
Hoey during the pant two weeks about
his favorite flowers and their care. Mr.
Hoey is passionately fond of flowers, and
select the seeds and bulbs himself, and
at times auperintend the work of hi
gardeners.
Another man who has a half a million
dollar hothouse is the Standard oil kin,
John D. Ilm keftdlcr, who has a palace ou
tho Hudson. It has not been completed
Ion;; mid his cariluucr are constantly re
reivinj new additions. Mr. Rockefeller
nny he will have the finest flower show
in the world in a year or two. New York
Telegram.
Crime Derreaalng.
All the criminal returns published of
late have happily tended to Miow that
crime i decreasiiifj. The judicial sta
tistics for the past year ix-ar the wime
testimony. Wliether under the head of
"criminal classes at large" or "ia local
and convict prisons and reformatories,"
the figure show a steady decline. The
same is true of the houses of bad char
acter, by which ia meant inch a are
the report of thieves, depredators and
snsjiected perron. In England and
W ale there are 2,088 houMMor this de
scription.
It seems rather odd to be told that or
these 341 are public houses and 203 beor
shops, because if thev are known resort
of such characters, why are their license
not withdrawn? I.i it for the reason
once piveu by a French administrator
that they serve the end of the law by
providing places where those who are
wanted by the police can easily lie
found? The known houses of receivers
of stolen gcMiil.-i had declined from '
two years ago to 721 last year. Loudou
Telerapu.
Uawarda to tha Guoil euil nait.
Every schoolgirl aud boy in Liellinore,
L. I., knows Lawyer '.leorge A. Molt
A fuw di.ys au he vHfed t) villiiim
sclusd in that place with tlie tx'keU of
hi overcoat bulK'inR out with prize for
the tiupils. 'iiie priitea were for good
conduct and excellence in different
studies. "More than a dozen boy and
(fir Is were made happy. Two prizes
still remained, and then Mr. Molt re
quested tha teacher, Ml Fish, to call
op the worst boy in the school. A Drigtit
eyed nrchiu Darned Clinton Moore was
produced by Miss I wh iu response to air,
Mott's retiuest. He wa preeutiti-d with
one of the remaining prizea and promised
to try to do Utter. When Mr. Mott
asked for the worst girl in the school
saucy Jerrtlie Hicks raised her hand. She
recuived the other prize. New York
bun.
What I "TrottyT"
I ask for Information. I have been
reeding lately very clever novel about
Ln'liali artist life and CugliKh smart
society. Twice over iu the story a smart
young woman is made to describe cer
tain articles of rosunne in a bride'
trousseau aa "quite too awfully trotty
for word. I have never to my knowl
edge heard the phr;u- "trotty" used in
that seiiie. Is It an eintUi t of London
smart society? If t.o, what U its sup
posed derivation? Is it imiKirted from
America, aa most of our slang phrases
In, -1 y are? Any inforiuittiou ou tut
tsiiut kindly supplied will bo rewarded
wilh tiie best thanks of this writer, who
fvM'ls a coiihideruble iuUrest iu slung
bat like it genuine when he can get it
Justin McCarthy In New York Herald.
Robert Bhaw, of Snow's Falls, Me.
went to sleep iu a Held the other day, and
when he avveke ho wa mini's a good pair
of trniiMTS. Field mice, which swarui
in Oxford county, had gnawed th gar
ment Into b reds und carried It away.
Recent experiments upon the eloctro
lytlo geueralion ot pressure from gases
formed In a cloned space have been very
iiccfpfcrul. and a rrewuie of 1,200 at-
luosphi rc ha been obtained.
riilUdelplila r.ata.
r. 'I...1..IUI.
.11 u
year Klone riiiou""!"""
'" J . . 1
.1 iHf.AT.'S hlttiiu'litereil ana
Ives, Ml. 113 Mieep, IHB.ein
V2i)0 barrels ami U7,.;w ooxi
3 The bens who Were spured
j lU'.het had to lay for tlie city
M.IIHJ' i ilow.ii eus. Over 'M'l.lVA bar-
rlMjlT apples haul to lie shaken from the
trp' anii ii.Oilu ijfiuioads of poUtori d.i,;
nf, from the 5ro)iiid. Diitin the twelve
nifhs the city made havoc of ll.UH
piickages of drieiKgreen peas, irj,.1-l
packages of dri' fruit and !i.V,!W7
packages of berrii'l, The cooks con
sumed KMliltienvs J(nd 73.0J1 tubs i.f
lard, and iu the kitchen and on the table
disappeared from view tfa tremendous
amount of 2.0.r0l tubs, IM.JK, firkiti
and H7,H4fl boxes of butter. A lui'e heap
of crackers must have been swallowed
alonj with tiio 20,459 bi bo-.s ,t
cheese.
During one year Philadelphia con
snmed nearly 3.51)0,000 bushels of grain,
including nearly 1 ..100,000 bushels of
com, S77.50H biiHliel of wheat, 98,43
bushels of rye, 1,030,300 bushels of bar
ley aud 20:i.(i00 bushels of malt. Out of
' these 8i7, 308 bushels of wheat were
i manufactured 193,002 barrels of flour,
! und from this floor were baked 52,030,
310 loaves of bread. Most of tho flour
used by the bakers and the good house
wives is shipiied from the northwest, al
ready barreled. This manufactured into
bread would easily swell the total to
nearly 130,000,000 loaves, or their eijuivi
lc:it to a certain extent in rolls, bun
und bakery.
Philadelphia eats daily an enonnon
barlit cuo of 310 calves, 1,410 tdiecp, 1,510
hog and 7,550 poultry, beside a huge
banquet of at least 0,000,000 oysterti,
025.52B eggs, 830 barrels of apples and 9
carloads ot potatoes. I'liiiaueipuirt itec
oid. Yt'rrt'kril by a Mirage.
A mirage in the Carribean sea was the
cause or the total loss ol the new Ameri
can barkeutilio Steadfast, while bound
from Port of Spain to Philadelphia.
When the Steadfast sighted the lofty
peaks of St. Croix the atmosphere as
mined a fieculiar light color, and it be
came impossible to detect the sky frora
the island, everything assuming a sim
ilar shade and color resembling the cir
rostratus clouds, hiding the entire lower
portion of the island. The peaks aud
mountain appeared to be twenty tuile
away.
Tho tops of the mountains seemed to
be inverted, the tall cocoiinuts appearing
to grow from tho sky to the earth. Tim
sugar grinding mills were pouring their
smoke downward, and the workmen
working npslde down. ' The Steadfast
was kept under easy sail and perfect con
trol. Everything went well until a
grinding Round was heard, and a sudden
tremor went through tho ship. The ves
sel crashed over the reefs and was soon
fast on the rocky shore, whero her wreck
still remains. The lniraje made the
inland appear twenty miles away. Bos
ton Transcript.
Tha Coat of Italian Opera.
Talking of money reminds mo that
Signor Yianesi ay he loft the Tari
ojiera, where he ha been conductor for
the last four years, because the salary
was not lurge enough ami the work too
exacting. He received f 2,400 a year for
ten mouth' work, and very hard work
at that He comes to America and get
fS.OOO for (even mouth. Mr. Abls-y'
salary list ia a formidable one. Mis
Van Zandt get $1,000 a performance,
Mis Fames, $?00; Losalle, the French
baritone, $300; Mine. Albani, $000, and
five other aingers from $100 to $.500,
There is a chorus of eighty, averaging
$.'0 a week, or $1,000, and an orchestra
costing $2,000 a week.
The expenses of giving opera with
micli a company cannot fall below $5,(H)0
a performance, so that even at Gve dollar
for a parquet seat, the price for the
coming season, Mr. Abbey may not
make a fortune. Iho average cost of
the Oerinan performance at the Metro
politan last season was $2,000. New
York Lpoch. -
Tba Wedding Flower.
The flowering of the "Wedding Flow
er, at Kew this year, I an event or more
than ordinary interest, both to botanists
and horticulturist. It i the giant not
only of the genu Iris, but of the whole
natural order to which it belongs.
It ia found wild only in a small Island
off the east coast of Australia, thousands
of miles distant from the habitant of any
other Iris. While all other Irises may bs
grown out of doors, or with a little pro
tection in winter, thi one is happy only
when treated to subtropical coudi lions.
Its vain in horticulture is due aa much
to it stature and elegance of foliage a
to the aiza and beauty of it numeron
flower.
The flower last only one day, bat there
are so many of them that the flowering
season extend over a long period.
1 his Iris is known far and wide as the
wedding flower. Loudou Garden.
A College Preildent'a Chaaa. ,
Harvard men who attended chapel ono
morning last week were very much sur
prised to see President Eliot pursuing one
of the student a tho men were leaving
the building. Those in tho immediate
vicinity heard a very abort but animated
convemiitiou. "Young inau," said the
president to the individual in question,
who turned around nrpriseii, "yontv
man, excuse me, but you liave my hat.
It was indeed true. In the confusion of
leaving tbocliapel the student lut l picked
op tba wrong hat and wa making away
wilh tho president' best tile. Eoaton
Gauutte.
Cleaning a Marble Blaine.
Commodore Perry' marble statue In
Cleveland, bwvlng acquired such a heavy
couting of smoko and )t as to render It
unsightly, was recently icrubbed, but
witb tba effect of making it look worse
than ever. Tho black oauie od tbe "high
lights," and tba smtid.'s 1 deepened in
tba luadowa And, though tb bra old
tailor never did A mean thing In hi life,
they now talk of givlug him a coat of
whitewash, Ciucluuaci lioiei bUr.
n.J-TT-
urv-HHeitf I 1.
Of poi 1 1
iroin t;
A Fa'Ol NliBtaHo. ,
v Pli fciciuiie .make, no inns
iiiintiike iliiiii wlicu tlicy infon
lienle Almt ucivoue hein l tronb.
eniiie from the etimnclrrTnd"hrv
little conncqiiencc. ' Dr. Priuiki
MilrH, the noted iudiiina Hpcciulir.
linn proven tiie contrnry in Ink new
liouli on "Heart Disease" which may
be had free of F. (. I'pcke A Co.,
wlin iiarniilee unit iirCOiuilii-ii.l Dr.
Miles' iiiiequalleil new Heart Cure,
which has the lnreet hale of any
heart remedy in the world." ItCifiv
nervoilrt nnil organic heart disease,
rdiort breath, lhittcrin, pain or ten
(lerncce in (lie eiiliMirni orshoulder,
irregular jiult(', fuintiu, euiother
i 1 1 1'. dropsy, etc. Ilin KeHtorativa
Nervine curcn lieadnclic, litu, etc.
Wo Tderfjl.
K. W. Sawyer, of KochesK-r,
a prominent dealer in general
mercliiindiHi', and who runs several
l edill inn wuyfiintf, had one of hi
liorn.iri lindly cut ami Inirned with a
lariat. The wound refused to heaU
Flie horse became lame and elitf
nowwillisiiiinding careful uttcntioa
Mini the iipflicntioti cf reined ice. A
frieinl hainJed Sawyer mine of
lfallcr'8 Hai l Wire Lineinent, the
inont wondcrfuJ tiling ever Haw to
heal micli woiiikIh. J Ie applied it
only Ihrce tinicM anil On; eorc was
completed healed. Kqually good
for all porn, cuts, briineH, and
woiiikIh. For enle by till uruggist
For lame buck there in imtiing
better than to saturate u liar, nil
cloth wilh Cliambcriain'e 1'win
Halm nnil bind it on the tifTt-ctt-cl
parts. Try it and you will' be eiir.
priecdnt the prompt relief italfordn.'
The name treatment will cure rhau
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P'r.ink CorncliiiH, of I'urccll, IndL
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I'ain Halm. To their great euprise
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ehe waH ii great ileal better. Her
face had l"eri drawn to one eidet
but the I'm in Halm relieved nil.
j . : i 1 1 and HorcncHH. mid the mouth
assumed its. natural shape." Itia
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lame back, ppniins ewellings and
lanietiess. .50 cent bottice for eal
by F. G. Fricke A Co., Druggists. ' '
1893.
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