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;H;E;.liE:l(Al;l).
There was a roadie lantern how iii
town last week.
To sell or trade for wood, u jood pair
of Bobsleds. "
Ed. Clark, fcuod boy. Herald man,
friend of ou, lent m two tiulUrs on
"sub" last week, we're to pay hi in back
in IIkhalis and are bound to til I our
"end" of the contract.
joodwln, had a alight runaway last
ITo atna done.
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km. lUrker ahipped ft nice lot of
3 to Chicago last Tuesday.
failure to receive oar paper in Dan. McKinnon is in San Jose. Cal.
e necessitates a half sheet this week , IIe reports the grass from six inches
to a foot high, and thinks California
second gardea of Eden. He is in much
better health and spirits.
Sirtliit' i:.d if i -Mtiir.
W sire sorry to aoM.uinjv i;..;t !;-
Dr. scUiMkiit-ciil L- u.ii. itif-iv ill.
See professor Wise's notice of exam
ination of Teachers, in another column.
Mr. AVill Conn, of Greenwood, called
to aee us to-ia). Call dtiu.
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!n bal of floe horseswent through
j the' other day, on "their way to
Irmonnt. " -.
: Umemfcfr the High School enter
ftTnent on Friday, March 12th. A
h! time ia expected.
food is -plentiful on our streets
ia. -Th recent cold snap having
als tb ice bridge safe.
Van ted 'some good wood on sub
Iptlon, at this office.
i toots from $3.50 up, all sires.
w. ii. Pool;
CLOTH 1X6.
a ehesp suit of Clothes call at
44 Stadelmann'a, 8tf.
Go to Merge' Shoe store for the best
d cheapest, and choose from the
rgest aeaorttnent.. . - tf
Onr farmers are rushing in their
leat.and com now, and our grain
erehaats are doing a big business.
Richari Lewis, of Cedar Creek, Cass
antj; had about 200 pounds of beef
1en frem his cellar a short time ago.
Mike Mrguire wrestled with a fel
w frera Iowa on last Saturday night,
r f5 a side. ' Mike won. so he sats.
.When the ooys set that trap for the
yorbativl with an Assessor we did
H thick he would walk intuit; but
I did. V . f : '.
John Jennings, Eddy Kirkp.itrick,
vi a whole lot of other fellows drop
1 in to see as and we gave them all
'werreTi.
Oh, Doctor, Doctor, can't yon tell
What will make our city well ;
We've Mked for med'eine long in vain
Instead of Health you give us Payne.
Judge Haines had a man arrested lor
Jiiturbing hii peace of mind" and for
jntempt of coirt in ' Ben. JteinpleV
Is was fined $5 and costs.
. tli Chicago Tost and Hill
m won the hight popularity of any
ewppaptr in the west by making every
s first class. Per year, postage paid,
J:ly A.&0; Weekly $1.C5.
. The and cheapest foot gearing
Merge' Shoe Store, call and sets no
arge for examining." 4Ltf
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-The advantage of baying Wall Pap r
nd Window ILadr at Piank St.Ki
r's, is that he wlls cl'.enp. trims tiie
1rsfc without charge, and hangs tin?
' 'bfcdrs if desired, guaranteeing them to
h well. 47U
JSWKLaYV JKWELRT !
'm. i tiiflm "nn has lSk gold rings
tl 21.7.") per pw, also a nico let of jiw
jrT law i -own. . - STtf.
,iyn ut W. IT. Pvj? and get a Kp. 1
fir of floe cutoui kip boots for 34.50
warranted. 4Jtf
Jobn Boone siys the weather i very
eoM, but his barbr simp is all light; a
god fire and plenty of papers to read.
Hive t5;n a call.
Come tell u dear Doctor, real, truly
. and-nice,
You've not studied physics in vain
Can't a man die (inrpolitics) twice.
And come to life now without Pain.
Our town is becoming infested with
petty thieves again. They steal chick
ens, enal, clothes, wood and any loose
thing they can lay their hands on. A
doae of chicken shot would cure them.
WQOD ! WOOD 1 1 WOOD ! ! !
Wanted on subscription at this office.
Bring it'alorig.
BiKitand Shoes cheaper than the
cheapest in the whole went, at Merges'
Shoe Store. 43tf
FURS ! FIJISS ! FURS !
A nice stoek of ladies and gents
furs at Wm. Stadelmann's, to le sold
at cost. 37tf-
Women's heavy kip thoes, for $3.
stoga shoes, onlv if 1.50.
4Ctf W.'ll. Pool.
Levi Pollard, one of the largest farm
ers in the county, and one of the od
dest fellows and best talkers in the
country called on the 1Ii:kali last
week. lie has just returned from Ver
mont, and is plum foil of nw ideas
aud plans. '
The County Commissioner proceed
ings will be published from this week
out.
County Commissioner Arnold, drop
ped in to see the Hekald yesterday.'
We.were very glad to see him.
Business is livening up in town, and
our merchants are cleaning up and lay
in new stocks prepatory to the opening
of the spring trade.
llatt butchered a magnificent heifer
last evening. You ought to have
seen the nice tirm, red, aud w bile meat.
It lojked good enough to eat.
We noticed yesterday, that Bob Don
.ovan and Dr. Chapman were running
ex pies wagon No in partnership.
If you want any hauling done give
them a call.
TO THK LAD I";.
J ant t-rrcived. thoe Xeat. Llht,
Cbm I'erlaUIe Table. f Cutting,
f-'ittiu Maotiuf. HuHtbHrrii to
he mppreriated, at hllUVOflffi.
The mail train from the west was
delayed last Saturday for over an hour
by a freight train running off the
track between Ashland and Greenwood.
And now comes Billy Edgerton and
makes the II kkald happy, by a sub
scription. We feel proud, for William
is a staunch old democrat and yet
thinks the IIeu.vld is a pretty good
paper.
We think some of our young men
Leonard, the Piiotoirraidiic Artist. u,m'
ha the ben picture and moat life-like deal betler &S than by going
in lilt: uuu.i(.iru uirviiii; ii nnr x. j..
church every night and acting as they
dj. It is simply disgraceful.
of Mr. .T. Xewt. Hays w e have ever
Keen. It is absolutely a likeness of
Mr. Hays as he looked when among us
and Leonard has proved himself a true
artist.
NOTICE.
Cr.EEXWoon. NF.B,Feb. 15,1875.
Wherea, my wife did, on the 30th
day of January last, leave my bod and
board. I hereby notify all itersons to
not harlr or trust her on my account,
as I will not be responsible for the
same. it J. T. Wilbukx.
A man went into Wecklachs Gro
cery store last Tuesday afternoon and
attempted to steal a box of collars,
and some other small articls. He was
detected by the clerk, w ho made a grab
for him, "but the thief dropped the
things and running out of the store
ran to his horse, which was hitci ed
close at hand, he put out for the coun
try before the Marshal could catch him.
Ov.ir.g to the fwt of a strong press
sure on ur job department and the
publication of the constitutional con
vention law in full we cannot publish
some local nt ws and make certain com-m-.'Us
on our city affairs and oir com
ing City Election, that we had intended
to. Next week we shall have some
thing to say on these-matters.
French Calf Boots! and Women's
French Calf and Goat Shoes put up in
the best styl-s by W. II. Pool. 43tf
Mr.' A'. G. Petersen lost a pocket book
wfitaini'r-g e c-mething over f TO, in the
machine shop last week. He has not
fc-n able to discover anv trace of it.
- J. T. Will-urn, of Greenwood, has
old fcis sttck of gols to Gus. Ilink
ley, of A till aud, who immediately goes
,lhre to take . charge cf his store.
."uocesvCti.
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ir. McGuire brought tin an adver
tisemrnt. fcr McG. & Co, fuliy and
"completely written out, just as they
want it to appear, well written, well
pilled krd punctuated, throughout.
It wi a pleacare to receive it, and not
Lave to go over it, and alter.amend. re
apell, and almost re-write it. Kiue
tnths of our folks never try to write
n "Ad," bet say, "oh you just tlx it up
Mac," 'Da they ever think that an ed
itor ete tired of writing all the time,
. on ali kttds of business, and that he
fuust jkave a protean knowledge to do i
.iusti?e to many kinds of busir;t-ti.
Wall Paper. Decoration?. Wimlow
Shade. Holiauds. CSsromos. Paintings,
Window Cornices,- Picture Hangings,
Brackets, Carpet Sweepers and Stretch
er, and many other jeful articles, sold
at lowest possible prices, at
47tf Fkaxk Stadtfji's.
Chicago Kip Boots at S4.00, and
Phelps, Dodge & Palmer Boots at S."..0.
Never undersold at Merges' Shoe store.
Come and be convinced. 4Jtf
To sell or trade, a new Florence
Pewing Machine; also "a second-hand
Victor. Call and examine them.
We can sayto the Kearney Press that
th? Hon. Guy Barton was one of tlw
strongest and best representatives sent
to the Legislature this w inter, and if
Lincoln county and that district al
ways do as well as that, they may be
sure of getting all their just rights.
Mr. Barton is a strong man and his
views are treated with respect the
State over.
In spite of cold weather and the
grasshopper scare in this State, the em
igrants arc Wginning to come into the
State in large nuni'irt-rs already. Thir
ty-nine- teams have passed
Plaltsmouth this week.
A fur cape' last week on the street.
I'lcuoe fclcu the oame to this ollice.
THE NEW TOST OFFICE.
Last Saturday evening late, after the
Herald was sleeping the sleep of the
just, the virtuous, and the innocent, in
fact, a contract was signed by which
the ist ollice will be removed some
tim? this month to Masonic block, one
door east of Week bach's store. On the
whole we think the change will in ben
eficial to the town. The west en lers,
can hold all their trade by putting in
good stocks an 1 selling right, and it is
possibly a matter of justice that the
east end ishould have the P. O. down
there. Without taking sides for or
against the removal, the Herald rests
content and hopes the Captain may
never make a worse move ii his busi
ness affairs.
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I'Ull HALE.
SfCfinil-lumit Vi-!i .-Si-tMiifi Machine fur
c.n ,.j. For Icii.ia hniunc ilt:HAL:
Capt. Payne, the newly appwnetd as
ssessor, called around, in the course of
human events, and hauling forth a bun
dle of papers he proceeded to assess the
Herald office boys. The following is
the list of ersonal property-found :
Will A buuch of keys, a steel rule, a watch
without any in tin s;riu, broken peit'tnife, a
itliort le;nl jieucll, a tooib pick, a oneceulstaiup
and a nickel.
Kl'sii A w:itch that runs when he dos. a
brss rule as a copy of tit Go!de n Kuie, three
braii buttoas. a one cent stamp, a milk ticket,
a broken bodkin, a witcii key, a o.ay pipe, a ci
gar stub :uid the remnants of a fSao co.ul.
Makio.v A btarule.a visiiiu,card, a watch
key, two tlnee cent piMtage siaiujs a piect
of court plaster, a 25 cent shinpiaster, a tooth
pick, and a photograph of you know how it is
yourself.
The captain closed his book and rais
ing his eyes meekly to Heaven ho ut
tered a silent prayer of thanks that he
wa3 not a printer. He will not call
again.
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NEW LU3I ULU YARD.
John Shannon has started a new
lumber yard in the rear of his livery
stable aud we hope John may do a good
business. The piles of studding,
weather-boards, etc, S:c. legin to loom
up and soon .John thinks he'll have
half of Oshkosh here for sale. Go and
see him.
Our Doctor and
learned man.
He studies the stars
about rain.
He physics and nurges
he can,
But lie can't live, himself,
Pain.
Mayor is a very
and knows all
and cures all
without
A LCI ION SALE I t
I will offer for sale to the highest
bidder, on Thnrsday, March Uth, at
my farm, two miles south-west of
Plattsmouth, at 1 o'clock p. m., the fol
lowing property to-wit: Six bead of
horses and colts, eight hogs, ten stands
of bees, one wagon, one McCormick
self-rake reaper, two Michigan sub
soil plow, one fanning-mil!, one seed
er, two bets cf haunts, aud various
other articles.
Term of Sale: On all sums of
$10.00 and over, a credit of one year
will be given, the purchaser executing
a note with interest at 10 per cent,
with satisfactory security.
Sam fel Maxwell.
TO W!IO!I IT 21 V Y CONCERN.
Plattsmovth. March, 2, 1875.
All parties indebted tome will please
call and settle within 15 days as I ex
pect to go east March 15th, and cannot
buy goods without money.
4 J 12. Wm. St a d elm a xx.
We rtra sorry to announce that Be v.
Mr. Bartle and family are going to
leave us and remove into Iowa on a
farm. His loss will be greatly felt in
town w here he had a great many f riemls
Our loss will be Iowa's gain, aud weal
so hope lie will be greatly benefitted by
the change in his place of residence.
I received Diploma for fine Boots, at
the State Fair, and can still make the
finest and best boots. Repairing done
neatly and with dispatch. Warranted
satisfaction. Petek Merges.
43tf
Bob Doom the pueaest old democrat
in tiia whole county Las ju.st rctu.ned
freru a trip to St. Louis, aud through
Missouri. Indiana and Illinois. He re
- port the winters as excessively cold.
" the farm-Ms having lost nearly all of
'.their put atoes and fruit rtoved in the
etlUts. The wheat crop i3 poor, "Bob"
thinks the di-mocracy in the regions he
Las vis'.ifei are all on their ear and
Iound to wiu in 7C That's a fallacy
- t iSob's we know.but then we like to
" humour hiai. , Nevertheless much as
Doom like democrats he likes Nebras-
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ka Lrttsr 11 we are mostly llepub.)
aitd thicks no State he ha teen can
eompare with his own State.
Mr. Doom and fatally move to his
. Bock Bluff farm this summer. Fi"c
hi Bob.
CHANDELIER FUND.
The scholars of the several grades in
j High School have made the purchase
or a neauumi sei or cnanueners ior
their hail, at a reasonable cost of Sio").
Taii amount they intend to raise by a
few well prepared entertainments.
The public are cordially invited to at
tend. Come and get "your moneys
w7orth"and at the same time encourage
the schools in their effort .The first en
tertainment will be given at the High
School llalh Friday eve. March 12th.
,UE!. SEHPLJE'S OYSTER HOrsE.
, This eld reliable oyster iind eating
"bouie now Las the run of a large coun
try custom, and Ben. desires us to say
that Le tvill rctit and tlx up the prern
- is for summer trade and hope to sre
. all his old customers and heaps of new
' tiaei. Remember, next door to Done
ia's dreg store, on Main street. 44t3
COL. VASATfl IN THE POOR HOUSE.
We have long lived in the world al
inont. impervious to surprises of any
kind, but confess that; our breath was
almost taken away last Monday, oa
beiug informed that after leading a
long life of exemplary virtue, and al
ways paying his honest debts, one of
our most respectable citizens was at
last likely to bring up in the Poor
House, and he a Lawyer at that.
However, such is life, and the Colonel
takes it coolly, and says if he can raise
a few 'tater and a little crap of wheat
out there, he w ill be satisfied.
The long and the short of all this
rigmarole i, that Mr. Vanatta and his
two soua have taken the poor farm, and
will run that institution until further
orders. The Herald wishes them
As wiil be seen elsewhere McGuire
Co. have bought the old Kdgerton
saw min, and are going in to make
heaps of cottonwood lumber this year.
Mike says he can saw out anythingyou
want of cottonwood. If our folks
need another cottonwood councilman
or two or a member of the Con. Con.
just send in word and he will have
them furnished.
rOOR JIM TUCKER.
. fr A RISERS ATTENTION!
Jchc .Ferperberg. Cigar Manufac
turer, opposite the Uekai.d ollice, on J good success; they deserve it.
Main ist.. Piattsmoutb. Neb. Cigar i . - . .
' . Clippings of Spanish an dAnierican To- Mead the low down prices for boots
" Ltccoe. f or smoking purposes. For and shoes, gloves and mitts at W. 11.
Salt. Bt qualities of plug-smoking : Pool's: Men's line custom kip loots,
- Volaoo always -on hand. 20tf. i only 4.50; Men's heavy kip boots.
j only 4; Boys boots from Sl.oO, up;
, .READ ! READ X I
The largest assort merit,
- 2 ... The beat assortment,
- Tbfe cheapest assortment,
. of Boot Shoes
- at the exclusive
.Shoe Store,
f CI1 r,i.d-xani i ne ; no charge.
Mens wool lined find Alaska lKot at
j first cost; buck gloves." buck mitts and
i all kinds of gloves and mitts from r0
Our town has had excitement after
excitement this week. Among the rst
was the mournful escapade, of p or Jim.
He went crazy over reiigio'H ui Uteio,
fancying himself, as is uual in su h
cases, a second Jesus Ciinst, and did
and said m Any foolish, aud unwise
things that were anything but Christ
like. A warrant of insanity was made
out and SheriiT Cutler and Dick
Streight took charge of him. lie was
kept in the Court Ilousa Thursday
night aud attempted to jump thiough
the window, hand-cuffed as ht was.
The s.ish was broken, and he almost
accomplished his purpose, though cut
ting his wrists severely. Friday morn
ing the proper ollicers removed hirn to
Lincoln, accompanied by his father,
and placed him in the Asylum. We
are very glad to hear from Mr. Tuck
er that he seemed more rational, and
the probabilities are that it is mere
temporary cerebral derangement, aud
he may be out in a few days.
An over dose of religion is as bad as
an over doe of whiskey, and very sim
ilar in its results. Temperance, Tem
perance, in its widest and truest scribe,
is what we all need in these matters.
HIGH SCHOOL ENIERTAINMENT.
A Cantata and Theatrical entertain
ment will be given at the High School
Building, Friday eve. March 12th, at
7 H o'clock, consisting of "The School
Festival" a cantata given under the di
rection of the Principal, by 35 young
girls. There will also be rendered
Cinderella" ; "Matrimonial Sweets' ;
and "The Happy Family," a farce.
The proceeds of the evening are to be
! cent.?, up ; Women's best Philadelphia j applied on Chandelier fund. Admis-
i oil goat, only S2.75; nil kinds of Wo-
' mens, Misses and Children's sewed and
pegged shoes at panic prices for the
, next CO days, for cash.
4tf W. kL POOL.
siou S5 cents, children 13 cents. All
are" invited to attend. Tickets for sale
at Carruth's Jewelry Store and at- Dr.
Ckapm;uV Drugstore.-.
PERSONAL.
Fred. Dorrington has gone to Wash
ington. We understand Andy John
son sent for him to make up and shake
hands. By private telegram to Fred
we learn that Andy intends to emi
grate to Nebraska and open up a
wholesale tailoring and clothing estab
lishment in Piattsinouth in opposition
to Billy Stadelmann ; the ulterior mo
tive is to run for the Presidency from
this State in ISi. Nebraska never
having had a Pieid'nt Andy is going
to give her one. Don't tell Fred we
betrayed his secrets th as, or he may
lick us, you know.
Hon. John Barnes ha:5 gone to Wash
ington. It is rumored in private and
unheard of select circles that John
wiil be appointed Surveyor General of
Alaska, a line healthy situation on our
northern frontier. Chaucey Wiltz is
going along to do the surveying, and
Coon Heisel and Charley Lazenby have
got a good fat seal contract to try their
hand in. Charley thinks it will beat
the pork business all to pieces. They
don't mean to take "Thatch" along
this lime, they say he is too thin and
will freeze up in those northern lati
tudes. McGuire & Co. have burnished
three car loads of ice-proof brandy,
and the expedition will be out of the
way by July next.
Lyman James, Fij. one of our Coun
ty Commissioners formerly, called on
the Hekald and announced his remov
al Nr a lime to Knoxville, Iowa. We
are sorry to loose Mr. James, he has
been one of the most energetic and able
young men of the county, and we re
gret his determination to move. Still
when business calls men must follow.
PUST OFFICE ON TilE DRAIN.
Charley B bine has got a hug sign
preparing "Post o.'lice Barber Siiop. 50
cents a shave to west nders," Dovey
is going to pat up Por office outsitting
&r," Elbert Duke ami Cap Bennett. Dan
Wheeler & Co. are painting out the old
signs and puttingin "Post ollice Hard
ware, Insurance, Express S:e." Ben
II em pel has got a Post ollice Oyster
House and Mike McGuire sells noth
ing but P. O. Cocktails and U. S.
punches. In short we've got a ne
P. O. down town or will have shortlv.
PLATTSMOUTH SAW HILL.
NEW TRANSFER LANDING.
McfiUIRE CURTIS
Having purchased the alve named
Mill are prepared to furnish Cotton
wxh! Lumber at "Hard Tunes" prices.
They will keep constantly on hand and
for sale in their yard at the Mill:
SCANTLING, SIlEETfNQ,
JOISTS, FEXCIXO,
And all kinds of Lumber necessary for
farm tw. Orders for sawing lumber
from owners' logs, will be promptly
filled at low rates. All orders left at
thir store 2 dK?rs east of new Post
Ollice will receive immediate atten
tion. ALSO
McGITIRE & CO.,
2d door e;ist of the new Post Office, in
addition to their large and varied as
sortment of First Class Liquors, Wints.
&nd Ales, have just received a large
stock of :
CASTILLOX PIXET BIJAXDY,
ANGELICA, COLUMBIA, "
CA L1FOUXIA. DKY & SPARKLIXO
ItmVE, WIXES.
and McGuinnis Dublin Alo and Por
ter. Tobaccos of fine aroma, and the best
Brand of Cigars in market, all of which
will !a ferdd low. Wholesale and Re
t.il 4tf
Dissolution of Co-Paitnersliip.
Tin? Co-p;rtiiei-lii.' hrMfon? Ti)iiiiin. u
Jer iiit Klyif .mil u.um- ul 1. M'uiwvw gt Co., is
Itu.t tiuy uioived ly nuuu.tl coiist-iu. Tli
ii'e and aivouiiW bt-ltm lo 1. Ni-linasse. to
vvliuai payim-fit Mini lie ui.ule iiuiiit-liuitrJy, at
liU ou.ee ui H. T. Dmo Cu.'m Sior.
i. sclISASSE,
I'. Lfci.NilOEF.
rUtUiuuutti, Nb.. Feb. 24, ..
Am Rkoad ah Civilization. The aent of
the Wilson St iit l..em.i' t oinpMiij will in a
1-W llJi, S ill lri.ll rt .ll I- liMlCIWU !! Cliiil iu
Soul.i Aiufr;it.? line !. will uiii a i-ruiirli
II uw uikI Ota.Uli i.ir- at loii..n. l WiiKOii
S.iillllf SAiii .'.l.iCiilitf ai in n't .uul MsUiii
in le lit-i'i .tiui..i umli'i t.w aiiin 'I
III il VeiU;iie.il i.y lln sit-p U- lltu -liii
.i-.iiiir I'uiiipuiiv win cmiiplfi tin t-tr-cuitol
tiif tfiobf!. 'i'liey liaily tiav inceii-ci.-h
in Cniii, Japan. lliiliu Ittiiif-, EiifiiiiuU.
France, ami tier parl 01 South Aimrici. fu
pifiue in its ui-iiiiiy ivt all oili-r swwinK
M.K-luiii-s. tiiv Wil.ioii iwh tai viil-iiiii iUt lit-14
year aiter year carrymj? me blt-nsiiiui arlirap
capabtf uiul iM-rfect s wing luaciiiue to liie rr-
lllOK'ft huUIIlH 1 -l Vll!7alliU.
llachiiifn will lie ulivt-i-il at any railroad
malum ia thin eiiunty, in-e of uiisirt..uon
cnai'Ks. it oidtTi'J iliiouli tin C onijin'
LiancU House al tiO 4tU ui'-l. St. Limit, Mo.
'i'liey M-nd an rl -taut cutalt ijue and chrtmo
circular, tree, on upplicKti'ni.
This Coiupany wauls a lew wore good agents.
Cl'T Till! OUT!
It May Wave Ywur Mfe.
There is no htsoh living lut what suffer
more or less witn Lu'ijt Disea.se, Coughs. Colils,
or lnsniiiplioii, jet some would rather lie
than pay 5 eenU for a holt le of iuedi-iiie that
wotlhi i-iire tlieui. Dr. A. Uoschee's (iriiiau
Syrup has lately been introduced in this coiiu
try lrom lieriiiauy, ami its woutiious cure as
tonishes every one that tries it. II you doubt
what we say in print, out this out ana take it to
Your druggist. Dr. i. B. Chapman, i'lallsiuouth.
S' eh., and yet a sample hoUle lor 10 cents aud
try it, or a regular si.e for 7a i-ents.
4.'yl ti. O. Uuf.k', Woodbury, X. J.
A I tii IX-UVliO H'l'.lt.
The most iniserahle heins in the world are
those suffering from Dyspepsia and Liver Coin
plaint. More than seventy-five per cent of the
people in the Coiled Slates are afllK ted with
these two diseases and their effect : such as
sour sto.iiucli. sick headache, habitual cosiive
ness, impure blood, heart ht.rn, walerbrash,
gnawing and burning pains at the pit of the
stoiuacii, yellow skin, coaled tongue and disa
greeable taste in the iiiouih. coming up of the
looil utter eating, low spirits. &e. (into tliC
Di ujr Store of Dr."t. B. Chapman, 1'lattsnioiith,
Neb., ami get a 7.1 cent btjllle, or a sample bot
tle for lo cents. Try it. 46yl
It is asserted as a fact that every canvasser
who has turned his attention to tlie introduc
tion m the New t-'a:uiiy Sewing Machine in his
locality, or who has been fortunate to secure an
ageiiex, i:ts oulsi ripped the liesi efforts in mak
ing uioiiev of the )td a..d tiied aienls of the
high-prieed inachines, which latter they now
replace. '1 lie demand is enormous, and sales so
rapid and inonev nn.'li so readily with so little
effort that farmers, tradesmen. speculators, e.,
are Hocking into the busine-s as fast as they
can secure teriitory mid j:et their goods on the
ground to supply anxious customers. It cer
tain!)' is the loacnine of the times and docs the
same work, as ot her machines ;li on and .
o!. and wrf really believe it would ell jnsl as
readily at iloiiiile'and then not cost half the us
ual price of so gopd an article, for it is asionish
iiig io see the vast amount of labor it perfiums
at so low a cost. The hiveiiiiim are dally inun
d.tied with lesiiniouials of the worth of their
liev.' inacliines w hi'-'n so s'.iii.lenly and success
fully bounded into popular favor. It ti. -is at
tained an enviable reputation in many thou
sands of homes and lactones, for !ls sold
strei.gth. power, rapidity, simplicity, certainty,
and ease of oerai ion. w it h extreme beauty,
fineness and reliability of its sewing ; while the
woudenu! low price ( Twenty Dollars for a large
and complete sewing tit.ichiitc with a strong ta
ble and treadle), places all idea of couipi-tilion
entirely out of the pcs;ion. It stands ;ihne in
lis merits and pi ice. We advise you to invest
in one at once tor yur wife, daughter, mother,
si.teroi- huiy fiiciid :md tnaite a home happy,
or (Hit them in your factory, or what is hetier u"
uu ari; IncHy enough, secure an agency, if there
is none in y'oiir town. innUe money yourself.
The M.my "new a:iac!ime!its for iloing extra
line. si- iUu! n 1 diiiicult work, me a surprise in
iheir simplicity t f eoasti net ion and far below
ev-.i "l ani' prices." and will lie delivered sate
.-ii y-nir i'ooi-. no mitu-r bow icsaole von mav
reside, if yoa write for them. Ail.liess ..
TilKM'iN. H inn a & I . :7 Broad . a , N. V.
47 vl
li:gal notices.
Attachment Notice
ii. i:. Kni-i.!!, i-i
vs.
J. U. tiilley. I.Vf
lo J. K. Dioev. the
eniill.'i! cause, jeu :ne!ier
outer of ai lacliiiii-iii w j i-
milled cause, oi, the
I) m;s. iv .foini W. II
I'eace. of Cass county. Ni'iir,i;,i. lor the sum of
eiglileen iIimIhi- a:oi" u:ti-t -iie ci uis ( i'5 .
I'll. I cause i s,-i tor t..ir:n on the ud l.,y of
A' ril, A. 1. irT'i al i'1 i.'eioi-X a. in.
iil.a U. K f.l.I.lHON.
Before John VT.
r iiaines,.iuMice n
) ! ne I'eace.
id.nit in the above
by :ioiified that mi
sue'! in tin above
l U of l''e:.niary. A.
nines. Justice ot the
PiObaie Notice.
::!i"oi the last w iil and
'U-'i.ii t, deceased.
ill t'10 lii.i'ler -'1 l.h
testament oi Ii
Tit -lf H'i-mi it nu.u i' i: rii :
Take notice inal .l.ieoii Vallery, Sen., filed in
my oil'.i c an inst'-unieiit in w riti'ng. purporting
lo' be the last will a;.d testaineiit of ileoi.'e
Ueiehart. and lnade .iip!ie.il ion to have toe
same a.l init ioil to probate, t'tnl that said cause
is set for l.eani'g on the iih uu i Atarcli, A.
D. 17.". at P o'clock a. lu. t of said day at
which tone all persons interested aie notified
itinl required m appear and contest the tame
and show cause, it any they have, why sid
instrument should mil be ahowed as the last
w ill aim testament ot tieorge Keichart, deceas
ed. Witness my hand and official seal this the
15th day of February, A. D. is;.").
Jt. K. ELLISON,
4713 X'rohale .luiige.
Sherifl's Sale.
Bv virtue of an execution issued by D. V.
Mekiuiion. Clerk of the District Court within
and for Cass County, Nebraska. :nd tit me di
rected. I will on tile Mil day of March A. D.
Is?."., at It o'clock a. in. ot said day at the south
loorolthe Court House in l he city of l'laus
moutii in said county, sell at public auction the
fol. owing real estaie to-wit :
Tue so i h half is1,) of the north ar.f quarter
tne;4 of sec lion tiiii ,eeii ( US) town ten i ioi north
of ra.u-o iiiouber eleven i! I east of c.th princi
pal mei i lian, in Cass coualy, Nebraska.
I'he same ii'iu: levied upon and taken a the
property of Willis .1. liorioii ami Win. C. .U-tiks,
deieudaiils, lo satisly a juogmeiit of said court,
recovered by Win. M. Vyetn. plaintiff.
I'h'llsiuouth, Nebla-ka, Feb. 3d. A. D. 1S75.
M. B. i l l i.i;i:.
tof Shc;iif. Cass Co.. Xeb.
Legal Iiotice.
Augustus Sioll, 1'1'ff. 1 Before J. W.
vs. -.'.lines .Jiis'.ice
A. W. tllis. Dc't. ) of Hie l'ea( .
Said A. W. Kilis. 'lon-resi.b-ur De.cn. Iniil.
will hereby take notice thai up mi the a.inlav:i
oi said AU-iislus Sloll. l'la.n.i.T. Iif-lon .1. Vi".
Haines, a .Instice of the Peace, in Plattsmout h,
in and for C.i.is county. State of Nebraska, a
summons accompanied by an order ot attach
ment, was issued on the tsiii day of January,
A. D. 1H7.". against said deie-.iihin;, a done -ew -ing
machine attached as the property of sa'.d
deteudai t. to recover the sum oi three dollars
and twenty-live tents i3.'io and all costs of
Miit. " Al io SIl'S STOLL.
Dated, riaitsinoiith. Feb. ititli. 1875. 47 3
. t.tTK itaJJi :CLi1?, -,!iJi:y , ..
l"! j
At Wt-ipin,; Wan t, T burs Jay Mrcn '. it.t
At Wall l' School II HIM!, llt'M Ull t'ilvOwi,
ioiiday iiaico .yiO, Is ,6.
At rutlsiuouth, Friday April 2J. 1875.
Teachers will pieae avail themselves of one
of these opportunities, ur uo othe.-cau t giv
en, oxecpt at tUe monthly examinations the
firU Friday of euca moiilii, a; l'i..Usuioui.li.
U. W. W .SE,
4913. Supt. 1'ubiic Ins luction.
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I si ATF. ; nd yf Aten.3. W.-
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i'iaitsinoulh, ebrus..i
A. L.
SPKAUUE. T. K. WILSON.
HPUAUlC A. 1VII.SOX,
ATTOttXEVS T1.AW. Collections rrompt
Iv aiuniied to. iMice ia Fiizgeruld's block,
T'L.tlsiuiiiilii. Neb. s"L
it. ii. i.i;ixjiT4'x,
rilVSTCI N 'c s r"':i--'N'. tendei-s Is pro
fes.su n ai seiviis-s lo ti e ritiHis of Cass county.
l;eside:,er .otti heist eorn-i s:th tid Oak sfs. :
IMi.ee on .M.dii street. I wo (tool's west of Sixth,
I'lattsiuoiilii. Necraska.
OKO. S. (SMITH. R. WIVJ.UAM.
NTIST1I & WHIIHAM.
ATTOliXEYS AT LAW and He il F-st:ite Bro
kers, social attentt.m given to Collections
itml all matters affecting the title to real estate.
iMiee on 2d lhr, over Pul OUice, FUtt-smouth,
Nebraska. o L
JIST1CK OF THE I'fiACIi
Office on Main street, Plattsmotitti. Meb.. two
doors east of Mkkilh oHiee. Business hours
from n a. m. to p. in. All county business usu
sillv trarsaeted before a Justice of the Peace
w ill be attended to. Also iccneral collector of
debts. L4oyl J W. IIaike.
a.
DR. SCHILDKNECHT.
Eclectic & Homoeopathic
Physician.
OTOScf nnJ Resirtene corner Sixth and Vine
Streets. FlattiiuouUi, HcU. Cll tteuded ut
all hours. oyi.
G. A. von Heimburg,
Veterinary Surgeon.
OJjfice south side Main Street, httioeen
Third and Fourth SU.
PLATTSMOUTH. - - - - HKB.
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Is in receipt of the finest and
best si .v.? o ft tmx.yt or
( AssImrreN, ClatUsi. Vestlus-. Hrtck
(,'iioiU, Irish KrleweH. At.
t4T-In fact, the largest and best Astrtment
of I'lol lis ever brought to this cit)r. which i am
prejiared lo make up iu the Latest Stylet. Call
and examine Goods. 40yl
PBOPftiKTOR or
PALACE BILLIARD HALL.
(Main St., under rirst Xat. Bank.)
rLvrTSMoi'Tii, - - - .i:n.
MY BAR IS RCPP1.IED WITH THK
BEST WINES, LIQUORS,
mm &
DOWN COME TEE DPIOSia I
OF TUB LARGEST AND VEST STOCK 1ST CAMS CO.
Chicago kip boots onlv $4.00. Thelps, Dodge Talmer booU onlf $A.ff.
Vfos. ttest kip shoes from 31.75 to Wos. best French Clf ahotm tasA; only
$3. Children's arctic overshoes 7 to 10's only 75 c. "Wos. A Mitse lined ho,
cheap. 1 received Diploma for fin home tuadw boots and hov t the SUt
Fair, und am competent to do tha btat aud ntitast kind of work. BpaLrtra
done neatly and with dispatch. ,
tdina PETKR MERGES.
D. L. MOItltOW'S
NEW
Blacksmith Shop,
O.N
Seventh St, & Chicago Ave.
Does & eenerl business In IIore-Shvelnx,
Aleioliny;. and Impairing Waif on A f jtriu
liacliinery, Iresim; lul f'iclw,
mid 1 Steel nd Is ju
Work, ou
SHORT NOTICE 1 1 I
. LEMCMflt'U THE SIGN,
D. Ii. MorrowV.
43!y Blacksmith Shop.
HSF, ETC., ETC,
4iyl
Mrs. A. H Knee,
WORKER IN HAIR.
Rraiils. Curls. Swilclies. riics. and all kinds of
ILiir Work promptly and neatly niuue by
Oldeis left at MUS. KKNXEOV'3
71 I I. I, 1 i: Ii STO HE.
ln Main St., 1 door e:ist of Chirk A. riuniiner's.
E. C. DOVEV,
Krv't.
E.T. DUKE.
Tre.
L. AT T S 33 O U T
GRAIN COMPANY.
This Co. will buy grain at the
HIGHEST MARKET RATES,
AT ALL. TIMES.
.SCALES ASP OKFIiT AT K. G. lOVKV"ti STORK,
LOWER MAIN KTKKET,
PLATTSMOUTH, NEB.
FUKD. GORDER, - - - - Jiuytr.
40i
'v n rrr. a tv
T7 TTvT
s s: o jp ,
JO Hi WAYMAN,
PLATTSMOUTH, - - - - NEJi.
Kepnirer of Steam Fnsines. Boiler. Saw and
Grist Mills.
Gas and Steam Fittings,
Wrought Iron I'ipe, Force andl ft pumps, steam
liua res. Sa'elv valve Governors, ami all
kiudsof i:'r:w Knine FittingH re
p iired on short notice.
F A It tl 1 A V II I x s: It V.
repaired on short noiiee. 4'.'vl
FOIl
AS
GO TO
Gus. Herold's.
WILLIAM HEROLD
Largest Stocks
OT
GROCERIES
IN TOWN. soyt
McELWAIN & HODAPP,
ISoutc, Slsri". Carriage, and
OriiamrutHl
Graining
PAPER HANGING,
A Specialty.
(Shp on 6th St. bet. Muni & Peart.)
SA TIS FACTION U UA UANTEEI).
31tf
? -5 m
r,
c
. ,
2 -ST is
- . . ' n
I I
2 S3
.- t '
S9 Z.
n
a
3
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ST011E AND ilILL
XT
Rock Bluffs.
J. 4- H. SHERsL
W bT puratMuW tarn
HOCK BLUFFS
STEAM FLOORING;
SAW MILL,
2
CO
5 r: s 3 Z: '
' 3 -5 X
-
? i. E - 5 .
- If I r
Sis CJ
cT lis 5 &
IT
Ben Hempel,
UK'S T11K MAX,
KEEPS AN EATING HOUSE.
ON LOW Ell MAIN STKKKT,
PLATTSMOUTH, - - - - XEB.
Meals at a.l lours.
Ice Cit;ipi,
S-jd.t Tntrr. &
Le:iionad to
l ool you.
Good I'qTiarc Meals, nice Lnrtehcs, &., &.c. to
warm you.
Ales. Wines :tnd iimJ LPpiors to ! us'd rei
s iri.-il1! v, tor your ti-neLt if u desire.
40-yl B. HEMPEL, Prop.
And wtU brT,M rtM Ui mm tk
Connection With Our Stow.
CUSTOM WORK
wlUttU4XBtdtotMattefMtttrr. nm
llyd if
BEST
mumi
could Oud,
whose reputation M well known. BbA U t fs
yoked llit tlie fu'iucia and nil vikn Ut
Good Wheat ! !
Tlie L!xliit m xi is; pi-le pld fur ffcw
Best Wheat and Corn.
OUR STORE
Chock Full of Goods
TH13 FALL,
tad we tneaa to fell tlM
At Low Rates
Having len eaal!d t puretiM Imy
stock
Uncommonly Low,
ILty will be sold t all. EQUALLY LfiW.
XOAV IS YOUR TIMK
TO BTJ1T.
J.&H.Shera,
Manhood: How Lost, How n6tord !
prrti- Just finbllslieil. a new edition of
I'jiijM Pr. CulvprweH's ( Vleliratort Kss-ijr
" iir .... nr. 1 if. I re I h.-j t ? )i t .tict'ii-
rr- -ir '.' - ............ .... :. .
cineini rperni:norriKr:i or winiii-
ul Weakness. I nvoTiint.-ry "seminal losses. Inipo
teney. .M-nla! and I'nysieal Iiie;ji;eiiy, Iiii-ct -i,
iiriiis to M r'-i t r". ir. : also t 'on'sumpti'in,
l-'.iiilepsv -mo! fits. i:id!ieorl by seif-iiidulpreiice
or-,!i!i:"I xlrjv.ir .i)ef. &:
. i: if', i'i -t-".i'e'l eiive!.'e. only six rents.
I i: ,!!' t"d :iii:'m r, in lliisadiiiinit'le l-
V. e' r',v .1" !'str lies, frolll i t iurt v yenrs
Willi
rira .
' -f ' ;
t i.' 'i
..j..
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i."t. t!i-it the ji!:ir::iin-r conse-
Legal Notice.
OltDFR.
Ntien Is heret. tiven that ufxin JiearltiK the
petition of .lames L. limit, adinistrator of the
estate of L!i ;a'lii, deceased, filed in tlie
Distrirt t'ottri of ('iseotm!y, Neiirasku. tlie fol
lowing croer ws made. :uil entered ujMin tlie
records of said 1 cnri. v.z :
In tlie ri;a;;r of th? n;p. iration of
James L. IL:V. idiMi-ilstrntor of
tue est:ire of i.:i H.'e!in, ilceeas
ed, to .dl l.:'al Lrl.tlL', to pay
del. is of sid 1 s:iir.
Tlds mat fer ea ra" on t" be he.-r(1 on the peti
tion of naid J.ioi.'s L. Hunt. al'idi:istnitor of
of said es.ale. tirayin for a license to sell tlie
nortli-east jti;r! r of the north-east
quarter nifi. of seeiinri thirty two .TJ. anM
the norlli-wt ii,tiier (nwl4i f the noriti-wi-st
fjaarter i ;i ; se-iio.i liii ty-t Itree (:;.,
!1 I" t.wns! do ele'1!? ( 1 1 1. lou t li of rane eleT-
n (11) east, for tl:-- ;-ur;iov of ; y t-ijr the iietts
of said estate, and ii iiore itiir'to the Court
lrom siii.l petition that it is nessary to sell
snid Ileal Kstale for t lie jin.-jot' ir pain; the
debts of said Kstate ; ii is therefore oi.icred
that tlie.nestof kiPi! said d.'i-'-.'wi d.a'id :ll per
sons iniere-ied in s.iid -sr;ii .- ppeur tii'fore the
liistriet Couri. a' tio-1 nui! iiimi-p. in ; lie eity
of l'iattsinontii. in the eotini y of 'ass. nr.d tlie
Ktiiie if Nehias!..". OU the j'JMl I'nT of M UTh.A.
I). lsTT.at one o i-iofii ;. 'it., and show cause, if
any there l". wliv fiu-Ii liectis;- s'im;1u not be
iTHTited, snI th it li'-lif-C t-e ;i.' lished in Nk
AkaisKA ll!-:,i.l l' r not le.c Vn ui six sueees
sive weeks beiorn mJu l.earing.
lone In o;?' ii Co-.ii". iu tnvr City of Omahrt.
Jlooglas Countv. Neu.-fc'iin. n tliis.i li day of
rehniar.-, A. I. ii LO. B. Lu K K,
Wheelek & rii'HAuur.. Judge.
ttorn- for
aldose mav he radically eurea
''-;us eie of infernal medi
''C .it ion nf the knife; imintintr
our : ii t- i.. ia i-nre at oneo simple, ei-nain a;nl
er.tvMal. I nt.-ans if whieli every sutTerer.no
el-Mi--' w ii i '.i- eof.dittoa iiii-y le. v.r.y cure
i:ii;iM ti le- ivlv. privnely, and rii'lirntl'.'.
, lhis le-t '..re s':;o;.hi l.e i t the li.inds of eT
er yo'i'.h d i v- ry yonns ni.m in the land.
SMit iiiiil-r s-.il, iii pl.tin envelopj. to eiiy ad
dress. p..st -paid, on receipt of six tents or two
jxst stamps.
Address the Publishers.
IIAt. J. '. K I.IJV F, CO,
l0-4.y y 127 Bowery, '. Y. ; P. O. box. 4W.
1t ,"3. si-
r
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THE JOHNSON ORGAN,
MannfucJured by
Xi. JOHNSON",
Drew tin- Firs: Premium at th Kijjnth Annual
Fair of Cass eotrntv. Neb., eer all eompelltors.
1 lie following i M ilan eorr.panies w ere represent
ed : M-vsoiiA, Hamlin. 3 orgaca ; Kstev, 1 ; and
standard. I.
These Organs are all ptit np In elepsnt Black
Walnut Cuses. Kverv instiument warmnted
for tlie term of 1 F.N YEAHS, aud guaranteed
lofeive perfect s.itisla-tion.
THE TONE is the moit perfect tbnt has eTer
been prodneed on anv reed Instrument. The
satisf etion thev are pivinp an I the universal
pr .ise they are receiving are justly merited.
They are rirnt t las ia Kvery respect.
MY PRICE LIST
is as low-as for any first-class instrument: and
those who wUh t prrw-ure a 'ood. and reliarj.e j
oi-rfan. either tor parlor or ennrcii. wniuu hu
Yanee their owa ialksiest by trying mv organs.
Addrets, i-JoUN:U?i.v
roLLOciii ui;aki)sl::y
REAL ESTATE AC, EATS,
AND
NOTARIES PUBLIC ! !
Ifaviiij; formed a partnership for the purpose of
doin a Uea -ral li-.'.il K-.t.ite l'.iisiuer,s. wo
are prepared to attend lo the same in all '
il.s branches Onrlist o'f Lands is j
1. A Ui.lv and CHOICE and some !
VERY LOW PRICES.
We have an Abt vact o' Ileal Esiate Titles, for
Cass Coi.at v. which v. e have earefiilly eom
lared ilh the Oil'.inal IN-eorils. arid
wiil five Steeia! Atentiun to ih Ex-;.nn.-itio;i
ot titles, to fai iiishinv;
Ceriif.ed Ahstraef j. :oi i Cou
TeTiineii;:. and i.tai v
VoK.
E. B. FOOTE, M.D.-
120 Leitetoa Aiemie,
Cor. K ZSthSt, NEW YORK,.
An Independent Physician,
TREATS ALL FORMS OF
CHB0NIC DISEASE,
AND RECBITE3
Abetters from all parts oi
the Civilized World.
Offlee in Fitzgerald's lllorl;, over I'vb' Nation
Pollock & Beardsley.
IT R't 8RI6IXAL WAY CP
CoflinctiiiE a Medical Practice
HE 13 TKEATIWO
ITumcroni Patients in Europe, the '
West Indies, the Dominion of
Canada, and in every StaU
of the Union.
4Tyt
STATE A CENT FOIi
v ; " -'t'sV
Halladay's Patent Wind Mills.
Double and Single acting
Force tin (I ru mi lunii5, Teed
3I1HN, etc.
The ITa'.ladfty Mill has stood the tet for six
teen yean, tfit h in the United f-'ates and t u-
rope aud is tue only cne generally adopted Ly
nil l'riucipal
Eailroadsajid Farmers.
Trms literal. ,Pe-nri.for Catalnuio and 7ici
ADVICE GIVEN BY MAIL,
FREE OF CHARGE.
JTo mercurial nedMnn or d'tterto Irnifi
during- tho iast twenfy yrars u'". nnrr.
faily nearly or quita i,-00 oos-s. A'l f.inta
Dieted with each ea are enrefnllr r. n1'.
whether they bo commiini'-arel by 1--f wr er in
pii-vm, or obwrved by tha Dnrtor nrh! asr.'
pliy-it.am. Tha lattac ri all mrlrnt'Si 78e-e3
men.
All inva11!i at a distanoe are renntrei ii
an cxtende.l li"t of pl.dn querionN .irh -i3 h
f.imihe.-l by mail free, or at t"ie nffoa A ew..
I.icte rjr'jea. ot mrirtering rrerenM m!relr it
co.-ifunion. Cc ixx.ks neTer ermr!l1, r-.i-.T. W
the pliju.e'.an of tha wnKifcin'iii. r" fr
eanoaitation n1 for 1: t ns?it!!a.
A aity pt ge pamiihlet of a-iilrBrj ef "Biee"
rent f l ee aio.
AA&rtm Dr. E. I?. FOOTK,
Box 788t Tie-rw Tr'..
AGENTS WANTED.
Dr.. Too-re Is tha a".ih"r "Mrtieat.
lios Prn3." a Nok -at mvhy a " i're '
ef OTr 2." .i,01?) ei'ie" ; also. .f "TLif.- Tf "M
TiH-K,' mnrf roenr'y p'.-NiSe. hieh Va -.'-
to the extent f 70,0t'0 enpie ; a:v. ef ' -Tler
IS ronT,"hlcli i nw .nz 5. V.
COFTI5T TABI.Ta
of a3, ercernrg th frt mei.t mstA Trt 't-e!!
U crii nf j rir.t), w-id be aer.t U' en r"p!:er."f
to iih'r Dr. Tooie. fix tha Vt-Tl" Z'.?. VzY.'.iS
li; C5SJ137, ho! effl.ls 119 J;h P-rr-w.
etat ii.th tr-n and wtm'-i-r- -.l r'v
tha f .rog .iLJ irork to wkv3 a :r cieJ ;r'ft-CJ
be allowet. Tha bealrDicB ef rra"! f-tfiire
tave tea made io KH'.eg Tr- TiOTr r-' ir
worlr. Fla:v nouz Taik " i ait!.i uir
jat the tii'jiK fr the young. P t.1 fT er r.rerca
taV.s ai;il Ke for yei:r'.e-. T..e fc r "r r.i----
nic'tiiul" nt HTfone !asiie p-T.'t-
menfoel a delicacy aboot al:lr.y of '.he"! ) -h-'-:a: v
TUure U ao.lrg In I.urarej'c ut a'i l.k t ; '
if tha foirc. IriQ or';. "Scnrrt rr fia:- '
can an y be ha l cf c a I iL i u !-.-?
-n.::' uci: ; i,vi.!s ia j-ub.:sLi l i
Ei'ihi.irt i.vk.ui Liiiiii- Cooat. t- .
Lgoxxta Wautcc2
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