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WEEKLY HERALD: PLATTSMOUTILNK HUASKA. NOVEMBER 10 1892
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ra'iiy for. 1 1.11 1 im. ii'C ciiti.eu
piit.l.c.iu rlii'- i.c.-.ci ic i !. ' !.'
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Cliaimiiii Cii.ter i--u.ll H.cJol-
'2oW 11 ' .... i -i 11
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"On 1 -ii
. publican 1
1-. r.-c. ivod by the te
i.ni..l ro.inu.tlee up u
. midnight, n.rrirn:i an I iv'ii'il have
''Curried ( ;,,i. 1. ...I.., .'. -''. .'i.'.il.l
'.chtiHv... 1 "' v"ii. "f '.'."
Ohio, Oti'n.i. IV.o- 1 n'lui. Kh!r
Island, A ca, .:, ;,..iim, t iil- r iitlo.
iJlUnoj., ! .1. K.H'i .'iiiiuiMiui,
1 New llllllinliili', Vv I. ;-i . .'hill
.ti'ti.i, No'ltti )) l'cf:i, ,i(..S'h D.iloiu,
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1 lor'nl vnlf '. a 'j i I o. .( lirti.e
I'vhVtvriil's'oli'1'., P'"' "!' 'vvi',t''1
tit tin's hom also pho.-., t'.i;i,t wj
more than i-V'-ii ch.inc.ra
West Virginia."
The election' ye: t. rii.i ,
in a quiet am! nr;lrr!y r
result iviiw h onipi'nJ
'the cnilniMi.'-lic
! h;nl expected I!r
- the city wiih ul
,ilu to ni
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Tar.,
arii I
for Andrew
ind liiteliea.l lu'inR elected
: Th vot." ' of c en'i -one pr-,cintsi
throughout Ihe stnte shows a ain
that if estimated won Id iveCrounee
a R"au ol 1,710 over Hiclmila' vote
in 180. Tlw." Hume precinct show n
net loss io Van W'yck which if
maintained outrt decrease his vote
4,()(:6 below 1 11.1t of Tywcrs.
Twenty-live voting precincts give
Crouhse 3.21.!, Vim Wyck 1,522,
Morton 1 ,02t. A number of pre.
ints in the city of Lincoln arc in
cl tided.
' Forty-two votiti; ' precincts
.throughout the tut give Harrifon
4J.257, Morton 1,25, Woavcr 3,.H7.
Sixty-seven voting precincts in
Nebraska give the following vote'
on president: Harrison, 10,770;
Cleveland. 2,740) Weavcr,0,032. .
' Forty-four voting -precinct give
for governor: Cronnse, 5,001; Mor
ton, 2,372; VauWyck, 2,842.
Thus far the returns shown fall
ing of! of the democratic nnd Inde
pendent vote of two" years ago on
tho.tftute ticket and indicate the
-election of the entire republican
utatt ticket as well as the electoral
ticket.
i'j'fhe vote ot the dillerent precincts
' in Cass county as far us has been
obtal ned is as follows:
First Ward-Kepublican electors,
.70; independent electors. Kt; deiuo
'ratic electors, 'XI; Cronnse, r.. 72;
. Morton, d., 115; Majors, 70; Wolbach,
:l.,10i; Allen, r, 7S; Crow, !.. HO;
.'Moore, r., 80; O'Sullivan, d., U; Hart
.loy,.rHT3; Heckinan, d., 115; Gering,
d.,120; Hastings, r., 00; Wiggins, d.,
10ft; ;oudy, r.. 70; Uoi utierg, d., HO;
.Mryua.d., 110; Field, r.. 79; Halde
inwn, r., 43; Travis, tl., 140; Teflt, r., 52;
.AVhite, d., i:i3; Cooley. r., 58; Davies,
r., 83; Harshinau, d., 110; Mullen, d.,
101; Stone, d 121; Watson, r 00.
Second NVard Kepublicau elec
tors, 100; independent electors, 114;
democratic elector. 33; Crounse. r.,
83; Morton. i, 150; Majors, r.. 1C;
IVeHbach, d., 140; Allen, r., 03; Crow,
J., 150; Moore, r.. 00; O'Sullivan, d.,
142; Hartley, r., S5; liecktuan, d.. 150;
tiering, d.,170; Hastings, r., SO; Hum-
,ihrey,00; Wiggins, d 130; Goudy, r
91; Hornber'er, d., 151; Hryiui, d.,
147; Field, r., 100; Haldeinan, r., 7t;
ir"'"'u- 1, nl' T ''.',
107; Cooley, d., 80; Davies, r., ttj;
Harshiium, .1., 1X1; Mullen, 1., Ih';
Stone, 1, 15?); Walson. r., 02. I
Third Ward-republican electors !;
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iH iiuiepruoini cicciors w; uemo- j
crats electors, 40; Cronnse, r, 128
Morton. d 130; Majors, lit); 'ol-
iacn, i.t 1.; .men. r.. mi; Crow,
d., 132: Moore, r., 150; O'Sullivan, d.,
120; Hartley, r., 110; Heckinan, d j
117; Gerin, d,.' 151; Hastinjjs, r., j
137; Humphrey, r., 151; WiffCms,d.,
33i Goudy, r., 153; HornherRer, d.,
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SJl elyi
,hb WSsTRJCT.
a. u t ' !' uird b'.ootl Up
y .'. ti ly Their l.allch.
t iiii ii . present
it -.3 I t iCwti.
1 , if . 'I.. I 'll; Fi-lil. r l.'.f;
...inlrii. 1,1. r, 110; Trav'iH, l., 1S4;
I'. . i', 1., .in; vv ii tf, l , 17-1; l-'.i.fn j ,
r.i.'.l, tin. .-.nil. in, d. KiTi; mlK-ii, 1..,
I ."ii.ne V i. i.a.i'., i.5.
l-'o uili U'i,r;l - ri'iuliciui ciecloi'H
8"; im! i -t'l.ili'iit dec. 01 h, Kl; ileino
nit fletMiir- I'l; Cry u 11 hi 7.!; Morion
M,ijiii. S7; vVolli.ii-l., llil; Allen
i'l; I'rmir, ('.; Moure, ii;(,iilliviiil
I-.!; U H ite., 7t; lli eKiu.1.1, lilt; Oer
i III; JI.im.iis 0.1; Humphrey,
7il, v-'c in-, I'M, Ooii.l v. 7'.l; Hi ii-
li.Ti-r, 121; llryan, 127; I'ietd, K'l;
II iiileiuaii. ..'!; iravin, !:;; Tetft, f7;
While, fSol; C'ouley, 71; l)iivi-, 7'.l;
I l.i r.-tli m.i t. l.i.); Mullen, l't; S: out,',
lUit; Wait-on, b". , '
hilili v aid - Kepilhlican t'K'CtorH,
CW; i.i ) ''jirii.le.iiH, i!(l; ilcmoeratH, .'W;
Cniii iM , 'y'r, Morton, CJ; ."jurs, Sri,-t
Wn.haeh, ri'.',, Allen. ;- Crow,,
.'loiye, .!; t. .Mi.l(v;ui, ..i; t.irt.ley,
Gl; .lieektnau, til; (Jeritijj, 75jiiirtl(
i'.u A', 1 1 . .., ,-t. .... 1
50; (roit'iy, X,; Hocilierer, IKJJ
Hryan.lj.); Fieli.l, n.il'lt tiiaM, il'.l;
Tniviri, Ai; 'JVift, i); While, 7(1:
Coohiy, fil; Ilivien, 51; H.rshiniiii,
;17; MiilU n. n:!; ?!ni',U Wat.-inn. 5.7.
rhil'.Miuiu'h Preoii!'.'!. - P";hjIIU
can fl rt-ii'M, S.. iiih.r'r'i'K'iu.J, II1.);
tlemoi ratK, lit; CnniriM, ISiJ; Moi lim,
131; Majors, 80; "vVolbach, I'J.'t; AU-.-u
75, Crow. I an; Moore, '.'; (J'Sullivan,
St.n Hoy, 7; Meckniitn, lj(); C,er
iti, KM; Jl.iHtiuH, $; Humphrey;
7:'; Wi;;;;inM, Z Oouoy, 7:i; Hnu-i
Ini, !.:.); Itryaii, 177, .I'iehl, 0;l;
Hahleiunn, tTtuvit, lOI'i; T. iil., 57;
White, l.'xi; Cnoley, (in;. Diivic.-, 7H;
Unrs-hmnii, hit, Mullen, 1X1; Sinne,
1 i:; v atMOn, 71.
,niii.l UeiiU KcixiUin. jri elcc-1
tor, 57; independent electors 57,
democrat elector, 20; tTounse Z;
Morton, 3J; Van Wycfc, ; MajOiH,
51: Shraih-r.l'J, SVolhach, 'JUJ; Allcu
5,'; Crow, rt'J, Raptor! in, 41; Me
Keyn.jhlrt, 4!2; Monte, 4!; O'Sullivau,
37; Hartley, 51; Itechninn, :il; Wolf,
45; Gerin,3!l; HastinRW, 4H; Strick
ler, 40; (Iiinnel, 50; Hmuphriy, 4.H;
WiRint. 3.1; Onudy, IS; lliutt, 40;
Hornherger,33; Hryan, 4ti; Field, 17;
Shnmp,i!0; Halileman, 55; Truv in, 57;
Teflt. 3S. White, 3(; Coole, 47;
DavieM, 45; ll.irshiuan, :t5; Waton,
31.
Koch mull District No. '
Crounse. 30; Morton, 44; Majors, 35,
Wolluuk, 42; Alh n 30; Crow, 40
Moore, 30; O'Sullivan, 41; Hartley, 3i
Heckinan, 45; GeriiiH, 45; JJaHtinj;n,
In; Cioiidy, :I0; Hornln'ri;er. 4.1; Hry-
nil, 41; hu-1,1 37; llahlenian. .'((I;
Travin, 55; Cuoley, 7; Davie.-, 32;
Ilarslini.in, 43; Mullen. 30; Stone. 13;
Watson, 37.
Salt Creek - leullienn .'kctorn,
117; independent electors. 3S( dciitn
cralic electors, 12; Crtuns. IKS;
Morion, M; Maors. 11'.'; Wolhaek, 30;
Allen, 117; Crow, JS; Moore, HI;
O'Sulliviui, 3S; Ihntiey, 117; Heck
man, 30; Germ;;, l'.'; lusting. 1011;
Humphrey, 110; WiKnius, 30; Gondy,
111; Hoinberer, :; HrjnnOI; Field,
100; Ihildeinan, I'JN; Travis. 7 Tetlt,
104; White, 41!; Cooley, KC; On vie-,
107; Harshtiiai), t4; Mullen. 50; Stone,
4S; Wiitson, Mil
Weepinr Water Firnt arl Ke
puhlicaii electors, 0'J; independ
ent electors, 111; democratic electors,
11; Ci-ouriM.-. 57; Morton, 22; Majors.
01; Wolbach, 2; Allen, 2; Crow, 2".';
Moore, eW; O'Sulliviui, XI; Hurt Icy,
tfl; Heckmnu, 21; Gurinj;. '; last
hiji's. 'I; Humphrey, 55; Wiiius,
24; tioiidy, (W; Hot 11 better, W;
Hryau,37; Field. 55; Hahleunin, S0;
Travis, X; Teftt.m.i; Whitc.7; Cooley.
5H; Dnvics, SO; Harslunan, ll; lul
lili. 2rt; Stone. :t0; Wntsoti, .13.
Ml l'l' nsiiiil-Ropiiblicnii eleeiurt.
W; independent electors. 48; demo-
cralic electors, 25: Crouse 53; Morton
55; Vhu Wyck. 27; Major. 5; Wol
buch.Ol; Allen. 5fl; Crow, 03; Moorr
V; 0'Sulljvnu,ti7; Hartley, 5S; Hrck
mun. 03; Goring 54; ifastins, 5ti; ,
Hinnphrey.nS; Wi.-jrin,t,J: (joudy,
57; Hornbcreer. .": Hrviiu.SI Kirl.l
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55; Haldeinan. 5S; Trsvis. 75 Tcllt.
X; While, 4n: Cool. y, W; !)avies,54;
Harsluii.m.Oi); Mullen, C4; Stone, W;
Watson, 57.
Greenwood K', publican electors
us; independent elector, HI; demo
cratic electors 22; Cronnse, 01;
Morton, 30: Van Vck 7l:Maiois.73:
Wolbach, M; Allen. 00; Crow, 30;
Moore, 50; O'Sullivun. 31; Hartley,
r; Hecktuan. 31; Cerin. JIO. Hast-,
ina, tif.; 1 1 uiiiphrey,02; Wijrins,'
Xi; Goudy, 00; Hornberjjer, .T.;
Hrau, HO; Fields, 08; Jlaldfrnno,
, "I
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7;; G. g
. ' "'(j ! lorubt r-1
' ; Hnl.lv
i : i-..., M7; VV I i .
ll.illl.SV
7H; C01 li-j.,7 '; 1 .n i ... K4; I larsbui.ni
87; Mul in, ; .-v. n . KS; W.iou KS
t Ctiiiii i.nni ,.. 1, 1 l.i afteriii.on
clainiH tiii- iiiii uf 'in- erne
county ticket Midi the exei ptioii of
county attorney . aid it in conci'ded
that Hie len'.i a's l.ave elected II.
D. Travis. TelfiisOO votes beliind
White, and there are several rebuilt.
licau precincts to In . ir from. Dav
ies and Cooley are elected.
John C. Uaisoi. i; elect' tl llont
rejiresentntive by a handsome ma
jority haveing received .a. majority
if 7i votes in Otoe county.. .,
Iadicalions point lo the election
tf John Havs as commissioner from
the Third dislru;i with a handsome
majority.
Wallpaper tit Gering A Co's.
Fok SAI.n -Two desirable rtsi-dem-e
lots in Orchard lliil addition
to ri.'ittsrtn.u'.h. within n block of
the -'Missouri I'HCific depot. For
Iarticularn call on oraddres.s The
IIkK'A,Ii oihee.' '
. Window glame at Gcriun & Co's.
liiore will ,v n 'meeting of (;e
oi'th-ia! Im.t.-;! of th;' M.' lv. '' i.nrvh
this' fvti.iV.;; :it the t lost! ii -.hit
fraycr laetlit.g. A fu'.l alien. Jm.ci'
;h di'ii'id at l,usiiK-n of impi.rt.
!!? will conn' t'efore the :n:'c'ti;i. .
NUed p;-.i,-itK .it (i.'ii., f,,v,
.! linhoiiiiMn.
y.i limn i hs tii-j year K23 Hildi-s-heiiu
id ttjeutioned in history. 11 tlip.t
ywr wo aroUilil Louin tiui lions. :imr
loiiiiiRne' noa aud succsKsor, Uiado it
too Kent of tho bishopric intondad by bia
f:v4.har to be eptublisbwd at th neighbor
in(? towu of Eke. Less than a cntnry
lwioro Charltiiiitysnii liud brought tb
lieathmi biuou into subjection and
Chriiitianiiy was yet r.tiw in thn hind.
Gunthcr, (he fij-ht lidiop, hid been can
on at tlio cuUm.irjil nt Keims. Tineti
yearn aftor his :lovation to the low
eiiiwuyyal see ho consecrated th firt
rhapel, ti'imii" it in bonor of thfi Viraia
Mifi, Tl, ,.1, ,....1 ;.. ii.i.l
occupied tu BJttt under tho present '
cathedral, wbr the prypt of tho now '
r.aurcn in oout. .
A pretty robuah that njw T;b Ui
tha outer wall of the cathdrid choir la
said by tradition to havs grown there
Hinue ths days of Louis the Pious hinj
snlf. lu the Twelfth century, when the
choir and crypt were being enlarged,
protecting hollow wall was built around
the rosebush. i order that tha ,ylre
inhrht roiitiiniH to jrow out the build
ing when the new wall bad bmn cou
pletwl. A bit of tho old arching may be
seen hshind the altar ia the crypt. This
i the prsneiit roncher for the great g
of the rosobvmh, and it must he admitted
tuat niauy traditions repoea upon a less
solid founiUriou Arohitsctural Record.
' tlntlDK Nbof tlMh.
In London a century ago it was uo
nucommon practice on the part of the
"fast iiimii" to drink linnipers to the
iiKsltb of a lady out of her shoe. The
Karl of Cork, in an amusing paper in
Ths Connoisseur, rolates au incident of
this kind, and to carry the compliment
still further he dtates that the shoe was
nrth rsil to ha drfssod and served up for
up)ier.
"TIip cook set hijuolf seriously to
work vj.n it. He pitllsd the upper part
(which was of lino damask) iuto line
shreds au.l towl it up iulo a ragout,
minced r.he sole, cut the woinieii heol
into tiiiu slices, fried them in hatter nnd
p!ace'l them round the .lirh for garnish.
Tho company testified their affection for
the lady by riitinir heartilv of this ex
quisite innirotuptu."
Th Color of the 1
A fsmous optician has diw;overed that
women have a largr proportion of
brown eves than men. If in nurniiU 11,0
mother has brown eyes nnd the father
blue the chsiii'es are etfhty-eiifht to
twelve t hit the girls of ths family vill
he brown evsd. the iwrcetiUc in fnvur
of the Isiys having bin eyes beiujf
smrenty-t wo tc twenty eiuht. If the
parenta have yea of like color the
elianess in ftror of lbs chlldrto, both
male aad founds, iiariuir e nT tLn
same oolor is inty-two to elijht. K.
rhaug.
AutiMoata Olutt BlaO.
A few drrs vf ataruoius added h wtn
aude of by it rog g is what iies ius
tieautlfnl r...iMn color o hair. WUkswt
Uis auuuoala m r tiu afilikAtiMi uf
ths fclsack 10 la own hair impavts a red
dish brouan tini to it. Nuw York Jour
ual. A AfrlrSK Surrii.
The uuw variety uf siisresns reik..rled
from the upper Nijjer is of jjlganric siite
aud ery rich in snpsr. Moreover, it
differs from the ordinary MiuaiYnue. in
posscfrsin:? seeds, from which the plant
(an 1 rsituxl. The diM-overy eonhrom
the nupposition of botsiiists that the
common soedle sugaroans, now culti
vated from slips, is uisceudol from a
rild flowering nod seed bearing cant.
ioinloB Globe.
Perhavia there has ra ver been another
British cabinet that luia containiHl as
many literary men as the present one.
Mx. Gladstone, 1'rofest.nr Jhyte, Lord
Kosehery, Mr. John Morley, Sir Georce
O. Ttevelyan and Mr. Aclatnl am all
Hi so of letteis.
AHOTHEB
-ssm joe
-iALWAY3 KEEPS. IN THE LEAD.O-
' ' fit or 5Iusi M he xvimfa
! 1 ' 111' '! ' I
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GET THS MOST FOE HIS MONET
THE m
STADELOAflN'S BLOCK
GOSSIP AROUND COURT ROOMS.
Judge Archer this afternoon
united in marriage W. A. Stewart
and Miss ajIh Myrtle Johnaton
both of Greenwood. '
Williams, Van Arnao A Hart va
W. II. Schildknecht ia a new case
filed with Judge Archer today.
Guild vs. Marshall was tiled in
Judge Arch court today.
Judge Rjuisey this forenoon
united in riiarriagH Willis Perkins,
and Miss Florence Hrooks of Mai
vein, la.
R. D. McNurliu vs. The ICmpkie
Hardware Company is the title of
an appeal case filed in district court
today.
Juite ItauiMt-y issued a marriage
license today to Henry S. Summer,
hold of Colorado and Miss Anna
Sherlct of this city.
MacVeagh A Co. of Chicago have
began proceeding in district court
against h'eed Hros. on account for
$:M2.r,.
The exclusive agency lor our
goods in ri.ittsmouth aud vicinity,
is good for two or three thousand a
year to an active agent. F.xpcri
ence not necessary. Address at
once. Manufacture, Lynn, Mass.
rk off tne Horn.
The undersigned is now ready
with a good portable chute and
tools to remove the useless weap
ons of horned cattle at ten cents per
head. A letter addressed to the
undersigned at Rock Hluli, Cns.t
county. Nebraska, will be promptly
answered. S. L. Fb'Ki.o.vo.
Mi llt K TO VVATKK 1'ONUi MKRS.
.The water main will be sbut off
ou Main street aud all lines south
tomorrow from 10 toll o'clock on
account ol repairs being made on
Oak street
"Cn'l ToUceoSprt of Smo Your
lifo Awny,"
is the name, of a little book just re
ceived Idling all about No-tu bac
tbe wonderful, harmless, guaran
teed cuie for chewing, smoking
cigarette habit or suufl dipping.
No-tft-bnc is the ouly guaranteed
tobacco habit cure in the world--sold
In druggists.- Mentiou this
paper. The Sterling Keiuedy Co..
45 Randolph St., Chicago--or In
diana Mineral Springs Ind., nnd
get n book, mailed free,
Mi!eNerve and Liver JJllla
Act ononewpricipb-regulating
the liver, stouiach
and ! bowels
through the nervfs
A new discov
cry lr. MilCM pul spfiOilj cure
...... . . 1 - . A . A. ! .1 I I... .
OlllOllsness, iau lasu. innuu nvrr
...
piles, constipation ' luiequaled for
men, women aud children. Small-
t 31 , 111 lil"eU ntilt fit, vi-d c- .a-
Samplea tre at F. G. Flicked Co'a
m g:.eater mm Ml
CQNilGfittiENT ARRIVED
of
CHmalotojv.
Increased attention is being paid
this important subject. A chuir of
'Climatology" has been recently
founded at the Rush Medical Col-
lege, in Chicago. Mot :onserva- I
tive physicians prefer to send
people with catarrh, delicate throata
or lunga to the balmy air of the
south, provided the exhilarating
air of the sea can be included. This
admirable nnd necessary combina
tion is furnished the Northerner at
North Galveston, a few miles north
of Galveston proper on the shel
tered nnd beautiful Galveston bay.
The North Galyeston Association
is prepared to furnish opportun
ities of a life, time to the investor;
the merchant; the artisan; the in
validor to any person whom life
in n charming bracing climate ia
desirable. Call on or write their
l'lattsmouth Agent Pollock fc
1 1 y ers for further information.
Listot Letters
The following letter list remain
ing in the post office for the past
week:
AiKliTHiin. K. V, tlulker. Ii. It.
HIiliK'klnirii. ('. Conk, John
Collins. II. V. tMHKhnuii Krunk.
Jutt, Heiid Kuehl, W. II.
Lewis Siiufur.l .Martin, John
MfMenles.tieorKe Martin, K. V.
I'aylor V. J. IVrry, Mrs. C. (i.
K'lHtjierM. Maud K'itchie, Harvey
Teeters, J. I,.
Persons calling for the above will
.please say "advertised."
H. J. STKhtcur, P.M.
! Fok SALli ok Tkahk A desirable
lot in l'lattsmouth. Will eell for
cash or will take a good buggy
horse and horses in exchange
For particulars call on or addrens
thia office.
Lcvll Notic.
In vl.e (lifitrtet court of Cuhh rouiili, N'e
In the iiiMtier of the unpltiutiou of Hen
ry AM und Abrum H. Walrstlt us esecu
lorx, to sell reel estate of the relate of
Oeorje Wulrailt.deeeaHtd.
This cmiee came on for hearing upon
,l,l.,pru,.'"n ot Henry Ahl and Abrum
H. Wiilrudt.executort.of tbelunt will and
trstiiiiient of CirorKv Wulrudt, deceased,
pruyinit f'r lirenne to oell tlie north half
of the nortlieHxt ouarter ol feetion '.'0,
town 12, riu;e IS, Cues countv, .NetiriiHka,
and Hip norttiwrxt iiurtrr i.f .ri tiim 17,
town 1J, runjtr 12, Caw count v, Nebraska,
or h snllii -lent 11 mount of the hiiiiie tohrinu
the hum (lf $m.oi for the payment ill
debts allowed uainst said eHtute.leuucies
and thet ot of udiuinisl ration, there not
Ileitis Niiltic-ient personal prci-rt v to pay
satd di'l.ts and c.h-iisis. Ii is therefore
ordered Unit all imtsoiih iulerrsted in said
estate noit..i.r l.i.fon. ,i... ,i tl.., ..o;..,. ..i .....
Vif ilS. tiV'nf V.eVr.n
clerk ot the district court at I'iallsmout h
o'clock p. 111., to'show cuus wli'va license
si. ..(.Ill (tot I... tfr..Ma.fl ..u..i.l .......:..:.,.
... ui....v.i..i.iisir.i-
t.ir to sell so much of t he uhove dcscrilx'd
,.,0ssnrv to iuv miiil l ttw nnd ex nen... m
I 11... I ll,ik.u,.P.,i'...tFlllu.,r. ..a ...... . . -
r.-ai rsiaie ol sain oeceaseil a shall lc
tl...'.ttw.. r v. ... ,,(i' uiti.l ,l..t,u ..-.
. . ... ... . ... ... ,,,, ,-A-t'H
and that service of this order he made l.v
........... . .... ..
liiililioiiln.ii four '
nh ru iikk.m.o.
jiit.-.i ti;i-.:ir.i l;
luii.iiciiMi.il lour w.-cks in ihk 1L.'I'I
11 v of N'ovetnlier. S'.r!
Uttortlt't-H for I'vliitn
S A ML' hi. M. CHAPMAN,
JudifP of the llistrict Cum t.
hmm OLOTHSEB,
PLATTSMOUTH, NEB.
We carry the largest
and most complete line
of Diamonds. Watches
and Jewelry in the
county.
Weare thu.j in a position to supply
every rqimemenl of the public
with the greatest possible satisfac
tion and on the most advantageous
terms.
OCK RKPA1K AND
MjrodMturing Departments
Are imiiortant features
"fJ!.lir buin('S8 '""i highly ay,.
Iy lJe public, a shown
by their liberal patronaire. All re
pair work ia positively cash, but we
y al re,,,rn charRes when sent
us from abroad. All goods sold by
us engraved free. ONCK A CUS
TOM RK ALWAYS A CUSTOM KR.
Give us a call.
CARRUTH & jB0g,
I'LATTSMOUTU. : NbMKAshA.
MONEY to loan on farms
from G 1.2 per com up, on I to
10 years iime:to suit Ih bor
rower. Also loans on second
mortgages. J. M. LEYDA
Plattsmouth, Neb.
K. RKYXOLDS,
KeKlsterea Fhysteisn aa.l fliarauiei.t
Special attention given to Office
Practice.
Kock Wll-km .
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