Nebraska Newspapers

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NEW RAILROAD.
Our idea about a new road through
ILATTS5IOUTn MARCH. IS,
TTE PUBLISI1
Cap. Palmer's Illuminating Oil bill
this week. Look a lecdle oud now
you phellera &s sella fcreeso and things
.totmra.
TOC WON'T UO TO SLEEP.
rending1 the editorials of the Chicago
Vo$t & 3Iail. They are short, sharp,
picy, and always truthful and impar
tial. Per year, postage paid: Dally,
S.S0; Werily.Sl.S3. '
AVe belive in State ollicers, and all
ofi'cials in fact, receiving a square sat
isfactory salary, and no extra compen
sations for clerk hire, or incidentals;
Pay the man what he is north ami let
Lira -find" himself.
Wo take it ail back. Plattsmonth is
ox&e thing; it's "Cumins' up. Just see
Valeky ft RrFrNEit's new double
column Ad., and Dovcy, too, is coming
out, though selling out, for which we
are duly thankful, and truly sorry;
thankful for the Ad. and orry he is
sons out of business.
Terror- the county, via Weeping Water, is tak
ing immensely. TheOmiha ftr.pulli-
1375. j van copies our notice of this road and
comments on it. Nearly s'l our l st
business men, our County and City oili
cers and the best judges of railroad
building say this route would ce feasi
ble and of great benefit to the county
generally. Unless tha Trunk line is
commenced with the opening of spring
a move on this path will be started in-stauter.
2n regard to the petition the Wat-:h-man
printed last week, asking that the
Commissioners publish all their acts
and expenditures for '73 and '74, it
iaay be well to call attention to thw
Ut that it will be a pretty expensive
tob, but if the tax-payer demand it.
the CommUsioners ought to comply,
in! we hope they will.
T2r.NL' CONSIllT'TION.
Whit I know about It.
We should like to see a few editor
in the Constitutional Convention, in
order that future generations may not & fcwit throwin grashopers jn our teth
Ml deer friends and feller sitisens ov
Kass Kounty, it is with a hart X'ul ov
thanksgivin & prays that i take mi
pen in hand tu x press my gratitude 2
the gud members ov tlie legislater fer
thare gudness in providiu for for a nu
constitution for th'u noble state of
nu Bratsk y.
mi fiends i am in faver of ov a nu
constitution, a hole bran nu one clean
threw & i wil tel u jest the kind ov
an one i want & then u wil send me
up to 2 linken to help make it.
Custly i want it tu k.i that this stat
shal b none as tha GRATE state of
iiuJirasky.it bein a chip (& a pirty big
chip it is z) sliscd off from wun m ov
the great grat amcrican Dezert and
turned tu a o-a sis (ant that a nise
word i like to se it in print) a beauti
ful no. 2 garden of edon which is des
tined tu becutn the hosa of teaming
miilyuri
Seckendly i want the nu constitu
tion tu provide for lots of officers &
give them gud pa that the diiaty
ov our stat ma teech our puny &;.,.!.,
2 luck up tu us with aw & reverence
A BILL
Tor un Act to Regelate t of Ilia-
mina'tinj Oils.
Be it rl?tcd ly the Legislature f tha
Sials of Nebraska :
Sv.c. 1. That it shall be unlawful
for any pprsoif or persons to offer for
sale, tor illuminating purposes, aj
tgent, or otherwise, any mineral, or pe
troieuiu oil, or any oil lluid, or sul
stance which is a product of petroleum,
or into which petroleum or any prod
uct of petroleum enters, or is found as
a constituent element, until after he, or
they have tested the same in the man
ner following, to-wit: Uy taking nt
less than half a pint of the oil, lluid,
or substance to be tested, and placing
the same in a small vessel in which
there is no other .substance, of such di
mensions that the surface of the oil,
tluid. or substance shall not exceed four
square inches m area, and placing "a
Fahrenheit's thermometer in said oil,
lluid, or substance in said vessel, in
such manner that the thermometer
will indicate the temperature of the
oil. fluid, or substance being tested,
which shall then be gradually heated
at a rate of not less than two degrees
per minute, Fahrenheit, to a tempera
ture at which said oil, lluid, or sub
stance will emit a gas. or vapor, that
will ignite by bringing the 1 tine of a
lighted match, or other burning t i
per, in contact with the surface of t!.e
article being tested, with siic-h freowii
cv. and in such a m iaii( r as to .s-:er-
lain the exact teu:p i.i
i thermometer st which sa
substance wi!I einii a g :-
nile. and if it will etui .1
that will iTuit1 at a:.y U:
low one hundred :u:d ten
renheit, then it is I; :!.,
dangerous, and it sh all be
feeil or offer the s:i:u;' fev
are
bv
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I"' ; :.t be-d-':
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!t ei Li ed to br
'.inlawl'ul t..j
laugh at our ideas of grammar and
language. It is a fact that competent
as lawyrrs are, to judge of law foints,
cCj few take pains to choose good,
fiain English to express their views
in; and some of our Statutes today,
are perfectly barbarous as far as good
English goes.
if. L: White our county Coinnmsion
Vr hss atmost given up the trunk road
and says if he can do no good on that
business, he is about through with pub
lic life. If anything more can be done
to further that interest and the inter
est of Plattsmouth jie shall hold on;
if not he intends to resign ins County
Commissionership this summer and de
rote hi3 whole attention to his busi
ness at Omaha. We should be sorry
t.a lose Mr. White as a citizen.
OfS NEW CONSTITUTION.
We would again call attention to the
primaries which meet on Saturday.
March 20th, to elect delegates to the
County Convention, which will nomi
nate members to the State Convention,
and urge tie importance of send
ing clear unprejudiced men right here
in the start. The forming ofthis Con
stitution is the most important act
"that the citizens of Nebraska will be
called upon to decide in the next twen
ty years perhaps. The whole frame
Work of our institutions, the ground
work of our prosperity, and the rank
we shall take in the role of States for
the futare, depends ou our action in
this matter.
See to it then that no personal spites,
no old political animosities, are allow
ed to warp your judgments, either for
county or State delegates. Send the
best informed men you have to both.
Our whole system of taxation needs
to be remodeled, our judiciary to be re
organized, and the salaries of all our
State officers changed, either for better
or worse. Wo need clear, cool men,
ii-ither extravagant in their notions,
miserly in their views nor bull-headed
.but their opinions; men who have
read, men who have thought on public
affair, but above all, men who are
competent to act, in framing this Con
stitution. Do not let Cass be behind
htr sister counties in talent.
The County Convention is on Sutur
dayTthe 27th, and the election April
Cth.
OUR CITT ELECTION, AND AFFAIRS
GENERALLY.
Sam very well meaning people, and
X-od friends of th Herald too, think
we oujht not . to hav?" published any
statement about our city finances, and
the amount we were in debt; they
think it hurts the city. Xow we have
told you all about that, and shown that
v cannot hurt the credit of the city
uFaong bankers and business men any
more man sue is nuic. me ulkald, i as possible from thf toe. and the one
:laiiiir.g same knowledge of business j whose mat k proved to be nearest the
affairs, thoueht all these matters over i toe was stuck for drink3. It's lovely
i wil now give u sum figgers to sho
what officers we want and what we ot
tu ki them buy turnin tu ure
gografy u wil ea that what is kalled
the grate ."tale of nu-york h;is a popu
lation (that means peeple) ov only
sumthin over 4,000,000 (fore millyuns)
and only jest see with what dignaty
thay can support thare 1 Gov. (that
stans for guvenor) and thare fu hun
uerd uther smal officers!!!!
now turn tu thee back-side ov ure
gografy til u kum to chiny and se how
thick thay is setteld up whare thay
kant raze nuthing but T loves shang
higli ruster and chiiiyim-n & then com
pare with tliis rileh state ov nulirasky
& u wil se at h glanse that mp are abed
tu supporte at lecst 20 or 13 mll!ya:n
ov men wimmen and children now if
nu-york kan hav 1 Gov. & kan dress
him in milk and hunny and feed him
on purple and tine linen bi the sim
ple rool ov -- (this kross means addi
shun) u wil ee c we r intitled tu at
leest 4 Govs, therfor from
the foregoin facks i am ii faver of 4
Govs, & not to be beet Li the uther
stats iu givio the president $30,000 dol
lars a year we will p-.opi-stu giv eech
v our G iv. at $13,00-.) dollars pur an
num tu be pa de iii advans
Then we must have aboute 417 mem
bers in hour legislat- r & p.. them Sll
doilers pur dozen & knot limet thair
time to quit sow c!os s:i we giv them
from the 14th day ov Feb. tu the 22th
da ov Dec. twise r year tu laber, in
makin las for us, that wil giv them
time 2 go horn to spend tlrt ir holly
daze & sum on thair ltise change.
and then we wil surve thee uther of
iTicers the same wa, we wil have Sher
ifs captins & lutentguviners consta
ble Treasurers judges etc. etc. & al
sich nise olicers awl over the stat.
o i tel n we wil put it up in gud stile
in reguler appel pi order & no mistake
we wil spied it on thick u bet, cause u
se it wil be bo nise tu have plenty of
munny flowin round luse these hard
tims & i will du mi best tu giv ai my
frends a otis, then gudby hard tims fc
gud mornin tu the nu moddeled stat
of nebrasky. the biggist feelia stat in
unyon,
Thare is lotts mare i would lil-o tu
sa but the printer is gittiu tired so i
wil kwit for this tht tim
Yours in hopes of ofis, G. A. D.
a Sice liitle uame.
San Frai.cisco people love strangers,
and they sometimes take 'em in. One
of 'cm loved me. I stepped into a gor
geous saloon, of course only to get a
light. There was a bakers' dozen of
nice fellows in there. One of 'em spoke.
" Just in time." says he.
"For what y-'ays I.
"Penny under the heel," says he.
"All right," says I.
"Take a hand ? savs he.
"I will," says I.
Then he said the way to play it was
to put one heel on a penny laid on the
floor, then reach forward with a piece
of chalk, and mark on the floor, as far
That any tk-i .-..:i. or person-?, j
fur h i! tor iiiuminat- ;
ing purposes, any oil, fluid, or substance i
mentioned in the first section of this I
act, until after he, or they have tested,
or caused the same to be tested, as pre-s;n-;vd
by this act, or who shall offer
fof s.de for illuminating purposes, any
of :.!' '. articles that will emit a gas or
vap'r that will ignite at any tempera
ture beh.w one hundred and ten de
grees Fahrenheit, under the test pre
scribe i in this act, he or they shall be
guilty of a misdemeanor, and on con
viction thereof, shall be lined In any
sum not les than one hundred dollars,
or imprisoned in the jail of the county
not exceeding twenty days, or both, at
the discretion of the Court, and shall
pay the costs of the prosecution.
Srcc. 3. That if any person, or per
sons, manufacturer, refiner, or wie-'r--sale
dealer, of any oil, fluid, or sub
stance mentioned hi the iiist secth.rt
of this act, as agent, or others is shall
sell for illuminating purposes, any oil.
fluid or substance mentioned in said
section, that will emit a ga or van. r
that will ignite at any temperature un
der one hundred and ten degrees Fah
renheit, under the test in this act pie
scrihod, he. or they, shall be guilty .d" a
misdemeanor, and on conviction there
of, shall be fined in any sum not ex
ceeding one thousand dollars, or im
prisonment in the jail of the county
not exceeding twenty days, or both, at
the discretion of the Court trying the
case, and shall pay the costs of prose
cution. Sf:c. 4. That if any person, or per
sons, shall sell for illuminating pur
poses, and iu a quantity of less than
imp barrel at a single sale, any oil, fluid
or substance, that will emit a gas, or
vapor, that will ignite at any tempera
lure below one hundred and ten de-
green Fahrenheit, under the test pre-'j
scribed by this act, he. or they, shall be
guilty of a misdemeanor, ami on con
viction thereof shall be lined iu any
sum not less than twenty-live nor more
than two hundred dollars, or imprison
ment in the jail of the county not ex
ceeding ten days, or both, at the discre
tion of the Court, and shall pay the
costs ef prosecution.
Sr.c. 5. That if any person shall
sustain any damage to his property, or
injury to his perron by reason of a vio
lation of any of the provisions of this
act by another person, the person guil
tv of said violation shall ! liable to
the person injured for all d im ires sus
tained thereby, an in c i" a:y p -rs :i
Violating tli" i-r.'V!r lei: : -tv-t
shall, bv such ; .' U 1 1 . i i " '.
i of another, he :;V.. ; . , .. t. -
slaughter, ai.d o, ,.. - ' ' ..
shall be punished a'-c: .'.-.a -. i :, i
visions if t it-- betio!i u
statute d"liiiii.ii tb:t cr ;.!i
Sj-:c. 0. That aiv and
made in violation !' h
this act are h :'bv d.-,,l u
the refusal of tlie dealer to accept the
best offered. No person who ha3 pass
ed," i. e., declined to bid in his turn, is
allowed a second opportunity, llo i
"out" for the dei'd.
4. The successful bidder, or the deal
er, if he has finally refused to sil.then
names or "pitches" hia tiumpand leads
it. The winner t.f the trick is not re
quired to follow the lead with trumps,
if he should have them, but may, as he
prefers, lead from any other suit in his
hand.
5. If the person pitching his trump
fails to in ike the number of points he
has offered to give or refused to accept
he is "aet back" in his score or count
for the number so offered or refused;
that is. the ioints he fails to make shall
be deducted from those he has already
won; and if he has won nothing it will
be charged against him, and withheld
from any future winnings.
0. The trump cards rank as follows:
1, high; 2, low; 3, jack; 4, Pedro; 5.
game. Some players insist upon plac
ing the Pedro at the head of the list;
but the best usage discountenances thia
and approves the order I have named.
The value of the Pedro is wholly ad
ventitious ; that of the ace and deuce
is absolute. The jack, under any cir
cumstances counts one for gimn; the
Pedro counts nothing. The jack when
of tlie trump suit, can be, taken by
three cards onlv. while the Pedro is at
the mercy of thrice that number, be
side., laboring under other weighty dis
advantages, like Alfonso of Spain, for
the amusement of whose crazy auces-;.-
t tor card juv said to hare bvn i-iven-i".
ted. Therefore, it is pro-rlv adjudg
Zt ; -d t l;M Vw jack is entithv! to the yu.
', Ci .l.-ace. Then, too. !. is of ancient
iin'-.ige, an:; mis oeen o; me royai
h'-aseliold for many generations, and
though usually mentioned as a knave,
frequently in the exigencies of the
game he becomes a gentleman. Pedro
is a parvenue. a litw creation, a lucky
snob, a Dent, a millionaire Senator
from Nevada. Ji raking the den over
tin jack in -AH Fours." w is only ac
complished by fetters patent, and was
a whimsical outrage upon his dignity
and rights. Any l'urlner at empts to
degrade him would, I feel confident, re
sult in his adjusting his boots anfl
"stepping down and out" of the pack
forever.
O F.N ERA L HISEKVATIONS.
Success in the game of Pedro de
mands ail the qualities enumerated by
that eminent authority in cards, Hon.
Robert C Sehe;u k, as indispensable in
its oosin-'iuioi diMw-pker. It i
not ,':nw ever, as Mr. Watterson sas of
.iker, a "game of the rich." Pedro
is rareiy ! ived for stakes. not even the
cr!n ' :;i io i al "pt-nni 's and sixpence."
1 1. i .".;:c tinl' S employed to see who
saa'd p.iv for tliH drinks, but this is
merely settling a point of etiquette.
There are. as a consequence, no los-f eu
in Its indulgence calculated to impov
erish the purse or provoke ones te;ti
per. Indeed, a defective temper is
rather improved b the gune than oth
erwise. The capture o' the Pedro, as
Dean Swift remarked of clever talk,
"tittiilat s the diaphragm, ami raises
the cockles of the heart." And the joy
f the achievement is not conlined to
tlie breast of him who gains the cov
eted prize, adding to his sare thereby,
but is unfeignediy shared by those who
have aided him in securing it, often at
the sacrifice of a jack or a card count
ing largely for game. Even the loser
bears his "?et-bak" more in sorrow
than in anger, and is consoled in the
expect tlion oi speedily contributing to
wards returning it upon someone else.
The strength of the play iie.s in keep
ing the lead as nearly to the right of
th dealer (or pitcher) as possible
cornering the Pedro and cutting oil his
chances of his escape. lie ftie ni
turtp. and deserves no compassion.
The cards should be thoroughly shuf
fled when dealing, but no player is
privileged to hint that a lottery-wheel
might be useful iu kneading the p ick
when some inexperienced person is
dealing. Like reading and writing, the
shullling of cards conies by lyiiure.
Your right hand shoul 1 not know what
your left hand is d- ing. by this is
infant that no inti:a ' i in Iro n on- of
your u"ighbors to another as to what
ia' holds is permissible; nor from your
self t any one. Above all, avoid the
hizv and disorderly h ibit of exposing
T1:p uiLlaiJie.i wiach r.bi.ve all others cai:s-3
nervouniK-ss, sac lv.iiis!i, bUtSouiiuess and
const i;utioa. The ;;rc;tt pyiuiKiihetlo m;rv
v.l.l:-!i ctuneel3 fac e;-i;;"sn '.c region w 1th lh
L-i.ii.io , is iilw-.sjs ir-.jui et !-'- f-.;Tu leu if th .-itotn-aeli
iiiui buv. c s ;a e : x'.c; rvt ; a ". i iii.oic;U
ei.iOiU ot t!.c ; a.'. ii-1; s t ns craim
rc '. i.y sy;. .Tioiy tl;n,n t i; e uervous
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1). L. iiOswSyiV'S
NEW
Blacksmith Shop,
ON
c-evonili St. , ii Chicago Av8.
Does h treiirr.il tisiHiiifs-? in Horsc-Shoclnij,
Meieliii. ;iinl Kopniriii:; Wm-oiis jt t.il'm
Al.ti-Mstfiy. !!. in;; Mill I'icLiS,
alat till Sii-i-1 ami Iron
SHORT NOTICE ! ! !
Kl-.MF.MUKi: THE SIGN.
D. L. Morrow's
4SJy l?l.:rlrsnitli Shop.
wTlliah-hemld
Keeps one of the
Largest Stocks
OF
IN TOWN. 4nyl
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e'rai't. Trei.
P A I r j rO 7-? O N "
Ttiis re. h, y'i-.eai al tNe
i AT ALU TIM E.
SCALES AN'O Oi ril E T V..H. DdVKV'S STO.tC,
l.owmt main sif:i-:nT,
PLATTSMOUTH, NEB.
FJ!E1). (i OKI) Eli, - - - - Bayer.
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NOTARIES PUBLIC ! !
Ben Herapel.
IIR'3 TH li MAX,
KEEPS AN EATING HOUSE,
OX LOWE!! MAIN STHKKT.
PLATTSJlUUri, - - - - NEB.
Mo. lis ;it :ill Ikiii-.
Ice C'lTiini.
boUa '.-iter. &
Lemoiia-.k' tit
Cool you.
Jtiod njiujc M-.T.ls, uit-e Lunohcs. &c, &e. tu
V. ai';.: yu.
Al'-.. Wines :v!i(l -iiiil l.iiiioi-s to le uscil rea-s-:i
tlity, lor youi licnclii il you (it-sire.
40-yl . II EM PEL, Prop.
(pU Make Home tfappy. $20
And tu n J33 or $43 per Dj -.
Marvelous Merhauim.
Iiie:ii-u Inventlou.
Absolute IVrfertion.
AX LLECiAXr. D'JUAHLi: & FULL-SIZED
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WIT3I r.lLGaild TREADLE
Complct fjr Ooratiic U19
Unp-UMllelU-it i:i price. With niaiiv iriiK)it;nit
sii;ktioi- mill vauiaole iiiiprovt-in.-iii.s. Kijii.ii iu
sli-. ii!nl ii)js tin; saaie woik. in Ion same way
a.sjii -Wo; iKt iiia'a:a.;. 'I'm. ocst, .simplest
and cueapp-il marliiiie over laatlo. iittca
guaiantec for live ye.ir wi;ii every ni:ii-!ii:ie.
X superior! Xo competition! Xo rival i:i
qu.tlity.iu I i.-.ee. A s.viiifui a. el practical mm
tiititic u-vMaeiashae.-iit of a most woinierful
C-iaiaiaatioa oi ail lao Kool ia iaii--s of a .sew
ing m.tcuitie, an-1 lii.ly ai:iiowteUeil to he a
pel'leelly succes.stul ini-i-tiaiiical achievement of
practical i.iip;ic iiy. Tliorouhly tested. Used
in tlHuis nuts at I. o. aes. The favorite of the
famiiy circle. It does not tai;c an hour to j;et
ready to do a liiimues wor. hut is aiwavs ready
ill a moment lo do a days worn.
It will sav i case many times over In one
season, doi-i,; the work ot toe family, or it will
lour oi five do:!:. is d.-y lor ;uiy niiOi or
wi.iii.ui who iaay v isa to iio m- iiig iir a living.
I.s so plain and easy lo run. and smooth to run,
the cail.irr ii and servants em use it. So strong
and s.i..d tu.!.., i, wai i.isi a eiieralion if pmi
c.l.'C uid lor. II is no su.iei iliious oojjx-s, or
caims to K-'t out i)i order. Sews equally One
wita co.use c i.n. linen, silli or twine.
Itaihlly s iv 4 a sir ,r ,t 0,-tf- all kltnl of
Z His. !r- .r. r..n'.;t eaaihrie up tu in;a it-st liro.id-
acr iviiimut si oppim: t he machine
ai ..cr, iao;e e.Lsy and i; uiel t llau
:.i .i le at live times ihe mice.
t . s i -a;'!,. ; sirai.i:i;t needle. Marveious'.y
i;i; .- t . r t.i i.i-ia. S.-w.i the li n-st. lirai nd
ia.-. iii' ! :-..'ai'- the only seam that can
liol ' ' il aji-irt Without de ro ie. the tn li
ne. f.n .--tri-nih. heamy, eveaaess .-tint d.aa-ia-
fjii.tdte-s .: w.iieh hae heiai acceded.
Wilt a.ayt l ii u is poi-.it). c ioi a need e lo
tli 1 'oiirli.
Wid ! eei v des -rlpiion of scwins ever dime
mi any o.ht-r u-nim-. no matter want ihe price
KI11I Witt) h's.s tr-'lll'le. Will ilrta. Fc 1. li.cii.
scani. qaiit. hraid. cord. hind, u'.'i'ncr. rttliie.
snn 1 . viie.ii. io'ii. scollop, lull, eiiihi oater, nui-
.n a :iiii
i.a:, 1.1 -.
LINCOLN A PH.
LUXCOLX. - - - NKHKASKA.
This Is ttio Larypst ITotcI In the Uliy : Ls sltu
ntd only wm nloek from th St.ito House ; has
luicu newlv fuiinslied a!:d renovated through
out, and.wi'll hu kept its a First das: Hotel iu
every respect.
1SALLAXTIXI-: BHOS. & UKAGfi. Frs.
OMAHA ADH.
;tti v t:Tii.L iiotiiIj.
Largest and tlncst hotel lietween I'liic;!;' :ind
San l-'rancisCii. Jeo. Thrall, proirictor, Omaha.
HVOMIMi IIOTI1U
Union I'aeific Ticket ami Slecpit k far OHIpc
directly ip)iosiie. House newlv furnished and
renovated Ihroimhtiut. A. W. 'iemiant. propi i
ctor, (iinaha. Nch.
WEEPIXQ WAT Ell ADS.
NEW DRUG STORE.
Dealer in Drugs, Mtdir inis, Paint.i, Oils,
Varnish, Pcrfumrry, .Stationery.
Notions, Cigar, Tol.act-o and Ulass.
Weepinjr Water. Ncl.
I'rcscriptioTis carefully compounded. 40yl.
Fleming & Race,
DEALEIt.H IX
DRY GOO
GROCERIES,
HATS.
CAPS.
BOOTS,
H HOES.
AND NOTIONS.
And Farmrrs' MupplicM Jicncrlly.
Our (Joods aro all New,
and v.e sell them UHKAP.
TRY US ONCE, AND SEE!
(tOyl) WEEPTNU WATER, NEB.
LOUlSVlt.LE ADS.
till. J. y.l. W.VTi:5t.71AV
Physio Medical Practitioner.
Jjtmlxville, fit Co., Kch.
CAlwaya :it the !!ice 0:1 S-.tttirday. yl
h alouishin; c:lsc.
ru: i . 1 i.
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srr
a
th.
I-'
tllCoWitiir t'.i' Vt.iir : i.-i .V.e ll Villi
'i ! ! t'n-y :tre w ).:!,:e.;.s. 1 1 is a:)H -:
e.i. :-;;'i ni tlie f.'-M i f !. .ttle. It is
in;,- t-ti.l and cuiii fort to t.ie enemy;
. misprison of treason to genuine spurt
w ;; ii ;ij ;I:t to inad punishable
with periieia.;! li.uiis'iinent to the jk--w.A
ie:rion.s of l uninoes ami f!;'jckers.
.ind tiie- vf.-,-! ir
tkouglit
before publishing: that statement. Wt
use as fully aware of the effect of that
tHtement as any citizen can be, and we
bare as much interest in seeing our
-city affairs properly rnanal as any
one. It is with the view of calling
plain, square attention to our business
condition and impressing the jwople,
' every one of them, with the necessity
ot careful selections, of all thfir public
' officers for the future, that the Heuald
maintains this position. It was not to
throw dirt, to cist reflections, nor to
Injure personally .any member of the
present board of Council men or the
Mayor. 17e can point their faults and
hortfri?cgs out another way if we
like; just uow, ve want to unite the
people, and strive for something in the
future. Let us try to Uiake our town
xit fourth Rnd hut in the i-tate, but
first and bett if possible.
1 i -: e I
! to v.., I,
!;i iv : nr t'; oil.
flui.l, or su'mI tv. - ;;;:; 'i.im' 1. at tlie
expense of t!if vpurlor. and recover
from the vendor all that he has paid
therefor, inelu ling stll charges f!r
transportation, and all otfcei" dairt ig"s
resulting from said saw.
Sr.r. 7. This act shall take effect
a;ei ! :;i force frotn and alter the thst
dav of Mav next.
I-Ve Tr.i'js.io'i.il i.) 1 t-i Ael ?.-.l C'ra's.
2: :inT X lii'.-l CI S, h y .
;u; l A. ii. li.
-
1 & s
cd"
2
w
V- - 1
3. i
. 1 1
(Si
no lire. id. hs :c.
lapnitry aim nr'amcss. ti is ree.-iveil tes.iioon
ials ot its nier. ts from all seciions of the cou:i
try. marl:s of distinguished consideration sel
dom volrititarily accorded to an liivcuoou of
similar domestic useinlness.
Oar many new :itta-'iiment-v patented Ait rust
i, .7u ; s -piciuacr 1; -. 1.71 ; J.iiy 7. isrj. ilade
to lit all machines, are the ult liament of pre
cision in uii--aaiiiMi accuracy ior rcndeiiii; U
easy for even those iio nev.-r saw a laacniuo
te-fiee, to do the n.ic.-t Kind of fan -y nceiile
wm-K. ot In-iavise dii'ieuit and tct'ious.'v.iih tue
inmost ease ami iv.pi.Iity. Simple in construc
tion. .:-e.U no teaching. M im-v refunded ul
ter llnir ii!-:!! trial, if not sati-if.'.'c.orv in every
pari icua.r
f.'.i !i ;ncs of m:i-.-hiii.is : M ichia with
ji-am t ante, iron stand and treadle, complete
wun Mil the i:eccKary li t .ires for i.iiiuetii.ite
u--e. Si . M nmiuen. with cover, lock and key,
h t'l eas! style. S-. M.tciiines. with cover,
Iro.i leaf, faar slds drover-., locks, keys.
tli!-e o ir.'-i cabinet stvie. .fin. Machines witli
e-nv.is--! si drawers, paneled folding
d.iors, locks and keys, lull cahiiicl style.
r.i'.'l-. a; e i,-f various st ytes, materials, mount
ings, i-n-ha" n 01 iiisi,-,i, i ...... ace.ddin to price.
Mac. lines c-ii 'fai'y se'.e-.-ted. s,-curely packed.
ii ! s ii-.o:-d as freight to ,nY part o; tiic wia'.d.
sate dehvi-ry ir.sarcd on 1 -e -:..t of price vitlumt
iuiihcr cii.'.re. I lesei ipi ive' hooks with illus
trated cii-iiO iu.-s ol the (iiifereiu stjles of ma
Ciiines and attaeiiiuents.larc pro tils, testimon
ies, samples of s- :n-, ii'.erai indm emenl s to
canvassers. Wholesale juices, .vc, loiwalded
free of charge t:po:i r.pplication. Inclusive
j.jj.-ney for lar'C tei riterv granted sjralis to rc-si-cciahle.
eiiier(irisi'i hiisiiiess i'ii-m, clerjry
mcn. leaciiers, &c. i iio wid iutroli:ee tiic ex
traordinary liierits ef our iroods to lh jieoplfj of
tac;r locaiilv and irmlv 1 iaeie;Lseil den and.
J. TliijMCSON, HA.NXA l ..
y; Uroadway, New York.
CM X Z si T
S)TKEIGHT m rBoHES',
LITEST,
Feed and cale Stables.
Comer Cth and IVar! sts.
HonsK.s i:oai;ik:j hv tjib
UQnSES DO U'G H T ,
SOLD OB TRADED,
Ttir .1 J"air Commission.
I
Mrs. Blddell. of Elmore, advertises
that hereafter she won't pay her hus
band's debts. She says he must cut his
own feed or starve. Mr. 15i!dell natu
rally asks: "What's a fellow giing to
do?"
TEUKO.
The Rule Whlea Govera
Game.
; ' We 3o uot opine that a fusion ticket
ran be made that will satisfy all parties.
Our viewa on the best way to get good
men are well known, it is no use to re
iterate them here; yet we are willing
to leave jKuch to the gooi sense of our
best citls4 from both parties. Only
give us some assurance that we are
about to enter upon the road to show a
ttlfar Ledger. account, on the right side.
mce more, and we wm support the
game. 1 niariii'u, men another leJlow
marked, then another fellow marked,
then another fallow maiked, and in
reaching lifted his heel from the pen
ny ; then a cuss behind him, quick as
flash, picked up the penny, and he gave
iae a sly wink ; then he said ;
" Your heel ain't ou the p-nny.M
"It is," naid h
"It ain't," savs I.
- Drinks tint it is," said ha
"Done," says I.
I found I was done. That fellow
hauled off his shoe -nd shook out an
other penny.
They ft-11 champagne by the drink
here at two "bits" a glass. They had
some, and I dis'-uree.! $3 25 in coin.
That chap then came over and said:
"I'll give you a chaace tt get even."
"How?" says I.
"Odd or even," says he.
"All right," says I.
Then he made a "6" on a piece of pa
per, and he'd it so I could see it.
"Odd or even ?" says he.
"Evn," says I.
"You're stuck," says he, and turned
that six upside down, and it was nine,
I murmured just a little. I told him
it was hardly fair to ask if I wanted to
get even and then show me odd. He
said it did look odd.
Fro:n th Chilian iti C ?i en t'.jl.
'Ve are in reeept of nuuierotn it' ini
riea in regard to this ne.v and seem: ug
ly popular gam;; as to its nature, the
rules which regulate it, etc. Having
very slight acquaintance with cards,
an l it bin- inconvenient to refer these
to the editor of the Louisville Courier
Journal, and entirely impossible to
communicate vviln the American - Am
bassador at the Court of St. James, we
turned tlie matter over to a veteran
"sport," an fait in all -games" ."-sinful"
and otherwise, who sends us the fol
lowing, which we we trust will be ac
cepted as authoritative.
1. Pedro is All Fours, or as common
ly known in this country. Old Sledge,
or Seven-up, combined with Commer
cial or. Auction Pitch. Its distinguish
ing feature is that the five spot of the
trump suit, called the Pedro and giving
name to the game, has qualities assim
ilated to the jack when a trump, and
counts five. It .can be taken by a
trump card of any higher denomination
as the jack may be.
2. The deal, when play begins, is de
cided by shullling and cuttingt he cards,
(which may be done by any of the par
ty playing), turning the top card up
and placing it in the center of the ta
ble, ande then throwing around from
the right to the left, one card to each
player, also face upward. The person
who receives the highest card of the
name uit with that at the center of the
table is entitled to the deal, together
with the aale of the trump. In the
succeeding games the deal goes to the
loser.
3. Thetrurntt i Vt-ruoned bv anc-
r eo i itrticing
If ' i-il-
!r
Notice is a;eay i.ea to ::. ;.; r.s l!v.u.
con.iu-.ms to tau line of lite liai ii-i;: i.-a t'i . li:
souri iciver It..:. road i a Nch asa. that taisco.a -pany
has completed sirr.inyjeir.eiits h which.
Mii.-f r e.:rUtin ca Utio-n. all grain for seed wili
ho shipped over tiiis ra id, and the t h .
UurihiKtoti ,M;i:i( y Ka. ra:.;!, id.Ven.f '. ;.
iiHi';t: t'o f 'i lii;;icr or iw. iVi i:
The Chicago, llurliiiion .s: (;.iia:y lt.ii.roa.i
penetrates a larc jiorlioa el th.-i d' and Iowa ;
and the pcnj-lc. m ebi:is..a k.iojo ak-iiHs iu
not live rear the line m thai i. .;.!. can have
their shim;cuis matte sn.-is i"V.r;!;r tiiat ro.ni
al tnc nearest pos.sit.ie poiul
The irs;Me.s;ai;iiy f j ua din a- .i::.st Imposi
tion I'.as ii ;. y.'.-jc.'. u.mi: t-.t-j lan.t dejitivi a. cut ,
i. i,ce a'l ship.acai r.l c-i.-is.j ;i.i i )
I ;, t: l.A l OM M ll.S I IL IS. .t M. It. I'..,
I v i i . : ae iii-.me oi t iio person for wliom lie
s!:.piac ai U i i."!tJc.l. and the destiaatioa.
Sa, a .'! sii::.!.:c!:is wi.l he for.-. a"d"d lo (U-.'ii-na:
, ; - J i ! ii!:vt'lV(i as soon as e.a...iiie- b;.
ia'- i ied de;.;i t meet, or the stalion a.;;e::t act
n. u" in hehail ot the d par mcnt. I'm hislauce
A .si.ipaicnt fiem t.alva, !'!.. to .Jo'ot .! int.
,.t 1'aiio'iint. Nchraskt!. ClOl he de'.iv red iii
rccily lo the C. 15. & t. II. It. at that -mi: it, id ' -ed
as fo.lowsi :
to the LANii commission;.!: n. & m. k. i: in
Ni:r.t: 3iv..,
"c'or Jnhn J') ic. Fnimvi .t, ,V..'.iu...j."
A Kliipmclit from I'io-.iniiai.ai. III., -hoaat I .
hilled in the sanie way. and delivered to ihe in-d-aiKipo'ts,
r.loomi:e:ioa 5; Western tl.:i: r i.n..
whi-h railrnad w'it piMh-ii'ly i-!rir'c tor
traiisporl iiiiiii to iVorij ; l;,u froai r-n::a t"
l-'airinniit ii will lie cilia- 1 wiiiiotit e-iarc. an
delivered in the nl niln.-. aaove stated.
rr.iii-je S'iciet es in NehrasUa ohtaini i'i
plies of seed fn la or: ne sne -iir.s m it 1..
can take advauiae t i his f.ve .saiai aenl.
ir aiii in less ill in car-toad lo!.-. must i-e sack
Tnc priviiec.i aoovc si.iad open unto .s;--:
lath. isvr..
for any further particulars, address
A. fc ToLZAI.l.V,
Land Commissioner H. & M. ii. it..
I.im-olu. Nehr.iSrca.
Lincoln, Nel., Fcli-uary 13. 13T.". 47-Cl
Not"; ; In order to secure t!e snce-'y !.;i;
iiii'nt ami delivery of eonsiiimcn s w'ni- 1; :;) '
lie:-! oi-inls not oil the line of the C. l. A Q. U.
li. titf fliaiyix n ir as ihr i.tansf iM.h.tx outfit
C. H. Q. it. H. ?hi o he irriti(l. Too numa
care cannot he taKen to s e tnat tlie consign
ments are .shipped by the way of the C It. & Q.
K. K., otherwise lieijht will he eharjjed.
E. B. FOQTE, i.D.
120 LexinEtoa Atems,
Cor. E. 23th St., NEW YORK,
III I lljOiL-lUl!)
TREATS ALL FORMS OF
1TTTI r ITTfl TkTCJ'C fl Cr
AND KECEIVE3
Letters front all jmrts cf
the Civilized World.
7P i
ii.i
ai : i.
.1 Li
IL HOURS.
P.;; Ileal:: r a l r.tirn p:;id to
Driving and
Training
FOX & GLOVER,
Sell the I'liST (KsoDS.-it the lowest pricesat
LOUISVILLE, CASS CO., NEB.
GKNRliAL IVKAI.KUS IX
252! if liooDs, c:ci.i:itn:.s !
IIS TS, HEADY
CAPS.
HOOTS ct CLOT1IIXO.
SHOES.
XOT10XS,
CHOCK ER Y WARE,
AND FARMS R8' SUPPLtCS CENTRALLY.
Call ard ;;ivc them a trial.
CT-ANoMeal in CKALV 5. COAL. 4cyl
Lumber Yard !
HaviTi made arrangements In rhic:i'.:. pad
r-Icwhere. with ct; nsivc dealers. 1 um
l-repaied to furnish on short no
tice, all h llids of
DOORS, SASH, BLINDS,
r.t a reasonable rate.
I also keep constantly on liMid a full aswirt
liicut of
.t7ZS. J7.Y (!?.. Z. OCA'S. nt JT.7?Z
?r. J 72 A'. Oi' .-il. A'.7J.y.
Tlioso wishing to Luil-1 will ple.ve oaJl ?nd fe
my Stoc!. XOW.H.
-!5yl I.eaisvilie. Neb.
CEDAR CREEK ADS.
1NHELDER a SON,
rF.AM.i;s i ?f
HO(TS. SIlOEc-, AXD aiirV'EIUES.
Of every kind. at the lowest pe.ssiWe rates. Also
DALEP.S IN GSAI.
Fcr which the hiirhest CASH jn icen pro paM.
1-idcs atid p!odiHT of h'.I kinds Lcuht at
KeaMmalde rales.
IX 31 V. M Klfi S4TATIO X -i Cedar Creek.)
40)1 ca.ss Co.. xei'haska.
hn InrlnnrnrlftnT Dm
All IHUupiUG
lUUu
BY H;S CR1CHAL WAT CF
Coiiiictii a Helical Prstlicj
HE 13 TREATING
Kum'jrons Patients in Europe, tha
West ladies, tha Dominion of
Canada, and in every State
oi the Union.
ADVICE CiVCM CY R!A!L
FREE OF CHAHCZ.
1 .1 ri;. How Lost. Ho-.v Mesiord T
fv. Just tmiili-Jhed. a new edition of
J Hr Cidvcfwcll's tviebrated Kssny
Ts"--.Jf on ti.e i-ii'iid cure ( without medi
cine) nf spermato! rhu-a or Semin-
! Vi'i-a'iii-:i-;. fnvoiieit o-y eniiird losses. Impo-tva.-y.
M--a:;d and IiskmI liie.-.p:;ei(y. laiped
imiai'.s to M .iTia-re. 'etc. : also t'onsiini'i:i-ii.
taiih") on) Tiis. ::i laced by setf-indulKciiee
or c ' ..i' .!r ;va.: ;nc.
,-'::. iii a si-a!--l e-: . e'o,ie. only six cuts.
T.e- ccl-oraicil aiahor. in I liisa.d-iiira'ale i'.s
sav. clearly demonst r ii t s. r--ii:ii a t 'airiy years'
sncces;ii!' practice, that lac alarming conse
ijneiices of self abase may tie radically cured
without 1 he dam-rernr.s use of in'crnal meili
cinee or the :u dication of the knife ; pointing
out :i moile ot cine at nin e simple, certain ami
effectual, by means of which every se.iferer. t:o
matter wlnit ids condition may he. may cure
l.imself ciie.-.nlv. privately, and iih'rulf;'.
y This lect are sin n:hl tie I i tlie hands of ev
ery yo;i:'a a d every yoim m in in the land.
Sent iiiider in plain envelop, to ;aiy ad-
c'.'cs. post -paid, on receipt of six cents nr two
po-t Si.OllllS
id;-.:cs.s t.';p r-ahTistir-rs.
( ti ts. V. KLi:V?l J. CO..
tt -i'y r t27 F.overy, N. Y. ; P. O. liox. 4:i.
HOME MARKETS.
Report e by AViutk. & D.ri:ah.
Wheat
Corn liew.....
Kye" .".
ISariey
iios '.
K.ax Jseed
Cat uc
...CO S
..
. . . I V " . "m
7,1. M
i.oni."'
I ,M
tion of jints, iir bi-M'in
J at the left of the !e.;!er.
aviyt.
Three Saginaw girls of the Methodist
persuasion having met together, con- i est bhl i uns; !'.-'. t -s, t h-
ehuled to pray for tlie welfare f.t thtir will announce that he iholl-.e it; if. iu !
lovers, but the firat one had nt j izr; t, it is . .,:; ill., or txree.ls :
' . . . ..... , . ... ' the value of his hate!, ite u ill say that ;
very tar atong in ner pennon wo ?, , . it .,rovile,l b is o?erd no
more. In either event the Did unshoes ,
round acraiu. and continues until the,
AT)HtVf Kv wjerwful bwi r '
vai discovered that they were all dis
eased to the same man. The religious
lt. it om from whn. lt will. , ..ve.re.i,M ?r an ferminftfodt
LATEST NEW Youfi MARKETS.
Ni-'w Vo. March IT
Motiev 4
lioid.".
LATEST ClttCAriO MAIi-nETS.
Can;Ae,.i., March 17.
l-jour...
Wheat
Cittp
(wis.
Rye...
Haricv
Cattle: ,
Ulrt
cr cent
?1 ljT.
.- ..t-aii
1.03
S-S-C-iO
Ki mreor!t med'cii:e or dcioti-rioin diT.i?s n1.
H:i diiriin; the pa-t tw enty yearn treated sacw
finly neiiriy or quite 40.1 DO c-kc. A.I f.ictji C"i.
uccteil ilh i-Mch ce ar caivfidiy ii-conl -il,
wtiet .er they ba oiiitaanicatd ly l.-tr or fa
lr"n, orob-crved by the Uin-tur or his - t
physic ans. The latter ure all nca-ntilic niolk-rj
ui-n.
I1 invili N t a ilistunee ure rrqnire.1 to nn'r
ti cx-iiilcl list if i! tin tic a m, which i'.l tie
f'-j-n.-liil by niuil free, or at the nfflou. A oia-ji-'e
system of rei-ti-r:ii( pri-vf-nt miiit.-iko or
cotif.iston. C" bo its n-ver consulted, csi' l by
tne physicinns of the otabhhm- n. Fee fi
pni.u!'tmil ?nl fur li-t of question.
A sixty p jre lutmpblct ot evidences cf tmi
cut flee M.
Ada,. Dr. E. 13. FOOTE,
Ftor New Vnrt.
ACrfiTS VVAKTCO.
Dn. Koote is the author ot "Mhui ai Com
jon SKMiE." a lionk that ren hist a c i-rm.inc
cf over 250.010 rtii: atno, i.f "llaH-N lion
Talk." more recently pcblished, which h r. 1
to the extent of 70,OtH) copies; also, of -Rii!:C3
IS SioeT," which is nowr be ni; piiblisiied in -ericfi.
COSTESTS TAULKS
of all. cxneptinpr the fiit-iaeiit;oned work (wl.Vh
U out of print), will be ent free on avrHrnr:.n
to either Dr Foote, or the ITamy Eill li'bt.li
is; C:JB7, whose ofT.ce is iVJ E--i '- Mntt.
Aseau b-iih nien and woroen nnnte.1 to r
tho f.ireKoind norks, to whom a litx-ial mflt ;li
be Mllowed. Ibe beeinningn cf pmall frT7ir.r
bare been made in selling Dr. Pootk"b ixi trior
works. "Tlais Home Talk " Ik t-artica i-.r'.y
alnpted to ainlt, and E-ciesce im Siouh-' U
the tiling for the younp. !5.-nd for miilere
tab en and in for yourselves. The former answers
a mu'titnile of q-.vrt.on which Ind-.eii and pvnile
men feel a doiicacy lwut asking of the.r phy-K-tans.
There U nothiug In literature at a'.l !:ke t-hUi
tf the f.m?olng works. "6ciece is Stoet"
eaa only be bad of ageiita or of the rn:b!ih:r
-I"t,:S 11-11.: TALS " 1 pub;:a-l la b .n
Slkii h on 1 cruian Laiisusgca. Occcn.oio.
Vganto Vs ,xito-ci
fc 7 Mt i ' -si
7
I'lio Favorite Homd Rimuiy.
Is emiiiciitlv a Family .Medicine : and hy heinjf
Kept ready l-r iuiined'iate resort will ae many
an hmii id Mii'ci iii; and many a dollar in lime
and doctor's Id. Is.
After over forty Years' trial it Is still reeeiv
in tlie most trai'iialifa-d tc; iteoaiais to its vir
t lies f root persons of the highest ctiaracler and
res;iai-aivv. Liiiinciit pi.i.iKiaas coi::uicud il
;is the nioiNl
k v v r.i t v a . h i t:r i v i c
Ft n-11 diseases if the Liver. Stomach and
S.'-ieen.
The v.-mto;as of Liver Cvi.--!. ant are a Idtier
v- had ta.te in t'te Hi.-ei ,: : !; i a ia l':e lt.iCk.
sides .r Joint, often in -. i 1 --n ( r iiiu.it isiu ;
Soar si-'iiuich ; li-; i -'.j.;: ". t ; I'. ;..cis ul
tcraately eos;ive an-t i - , II: a la '." ; loss of
lueiiioi -y". with H paiMj'i! sevHt:on of liavie.i;
tailed to d' sontei i i i 1 1 - v. ..a ll oi;;lit to l:ave
been done : lMdIi!y. low sidrits. a thick yellow
at'pearanee of the skin and eyes, a dry cough
o.l. a mi.stakcu for eoiisiiiiijition.
Sometimes many of tliese syiutoms attend tlie
disease, ;.t oiliets tcrvfew; hut tlie liver, the
Lowest oian in tlie !:dy. is trenerallv the seat
til liie disease, and if not regulated in time.
;;reat sufi'eiiii. wietclietliie.ss und death will
ensue.
for Dyr.ieiisj:i, constipation, jaundice, Ml
lloiis i'tt 'icks. sick lieadaciie, colic, depression
of spirits. Sour stomach, heart tium. &c. &c.
The (.'Itetprst, Purraf awl tt Family Liniment
iM-the World!
Xuiiufitcturcd only by
J. IE ZETLIX t CO.,
Maco:;.t"i.. nnd I'luladclphia..
rrt ?!.. Sola Vtf all lmsjr-tt.
i
CEDAR CHEEK
JSL ILLS
AUK IN
?;fiD mrssaxi; r:jc::t,'
A d teen en 1: and the liet asi-e.-f ineni of t 'O'tN
MI". VI'.. i'l.tH'K. ve fsjicciril iittetitioii is
j.-i'iiii to custom work. s.-it isfact ion
itiaraiiteil in -ciiaiiii' f IjUCIi
f ill: Wlli-IAT.
C. Schluktz, Proprietor.
Also kef ps a Flour iMnof at CLAltlC A FLU if -MLttS's
in
t z .v t ' .v .ir o c r ji .
ordi is v. i t Ii in the citv limln. promt
ly tilled heietil ii-r. froei tui'. liejiel. tojl
Harness nianufatlurers,
RADDLED
ET.int.ES.
CiLLArtS.
r.r.d a!I klud.t of kmosi st !t. crmsiac iij ot
i.a:vi.
Fruit Cosifcctioiicry,
A X I
GrocePvY Store
JfUTS.
TEAS.
SUGAr.3.
COFFKEA,
TO ii A C CO.".'
FLOCK.
AC.
ncrncmfi'T t he p'-ic.-. oj ;o ito L". C. Dovej's
on Lii'.verM iia sucet.
21-1 ST HEIGHT d: .MILLER.
W. G Woodruff.
-IiKAI.Kli IV-
HLOH5353RSESS
PLATTSMOUTH, - NEB.
All kinds of
couivTitv riroDucE,
T:il.e:i in ei. hi-.n.-re for Goods.
I hell hi f.d keep h
g-ooxd stock:.
and hereliy i'ii? all my friends and those
warning Oixid (iH-c:ies. ( iiea;i, to call
and examine 1113- Slock.
Will find hr crtin end coii.tairiiiK lay I'iiy;s.
that they can do t'.s well at ijoirift as
they tan 1 1
-lOyi CHTCAGO.
THE
JOHNSON ORGAN,
AlajiufActurtid y
U. jT. tTOTTTSTSOJT,
AT i'lsATTKMOUTU. WCK..
Drew the First PrcDiIani
At tho Eightli Annual Fair of Can
County, Nt:b., over all couiim.11 tor.
Tlio following Organs wore Li
Computition: 'J Mason &
Ilaiulin, 1 Estcl, au'J
I Standard.
Tht'5o oifrans ftr all jut ap i
elegant UliU'k Walnut C.wei, and
Each Instrument Warranted
For Ten Years!
and guaranteed to gir inrfo? MtU-factien.
THE TONE
Is tire most iiorfect that lias ever i'Km
jirodiicfd on any rt-od instrument.
The satisfaction they aro glf
ing, and tho universal irai
they aro receiving ar
justly lueritedi
They arc
First Class in Every Raspsct.
Ivory Krontt Tot- Kf yu, rjeny Hbar.
MrasiH Iins, Morllcc lotk4.
mk tltrtt there 1 nn ('rlcLru
Action as Quick and Per
fect as tho ISest Piano
ISf Tht! Tuning and Voicing is tU
done liy nivself, and tint hiiperiority of
Tune and its quick resrionso to th
touch ia acknowledged by every juJft
that litis yet tried them, whether prej
udiced in favor of other organs or nt.
If they see? and hear them they invari
ably give thy verdict in their fvrr.
527' MY rKICZ IAST 1 m Uv m
for any
First Claas Instrument
and thoso who wish to procure a gfyvl
and reliablo organ either for I'arlor or
Church will advatico their own inlj
e.it by trying my (jrgana.
Address. L. V. .loll
PUttamyuth, N-.
WHOLESALE and detail lhM4r !
Strings, Siieet Masie, and all kinda nf
Mu.sie.il Merchant! Lw.
ML'.siCAL INSTKUMENT3 Tan4
arid lt?tairl. iiati.Hfar.tloa guarh -teed.
40yl.
CLARK
PLUMMER.
Cash paid for good
Tallow,
A new invoice tiC
Co flee; also yellow
C, extra C, and Now
Orleans Sugar.
A choice Japan 7
at 70 cts.
Spring style of
Prints just received.
Salt Lake Penciled.
A splendid quality
of Syrup in 5 gallon
kegs. Pure Sugar
goods, cheap.
j-.rVrsj.v. ! 1 L .-I'.iWjy
I :ni nw iii"i)a:eU to funiisU tlie hurA
dultcii.-:l milk
TVICE EVERT DAY,
To a psTtles Twn-lfyitig me
A large invoice o
lirown and Blcachct c
muslins, bought ho
fore the advance.
New Currants a
10 cts, per lh.
Choice Michigan
apples, cheap.
Pure 31aple syrup.
All other good
cheaper tlW1 else
wheVe, for CASI
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