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J. A. MAOmU'HY..
. ."LniTOTt. I
I'LATTSMOUTir. OCT. 5. IST'J.
i:EI'L'BL!( AN TIC'S CT.
I
rsn s t-. ti t. m i." i ' i v v ii." v .
eitc 1 o:i the '" r:i'I. als coiiiictiii;.
t ill' Ullill.l i".t ' lH-litill'1 I N".?'-.'
t.
' SI- . .t
V li.
Closiuir Scenes, Lv.
w u a ;i i .'. i r r!i'. : i ; lit-; In i . . o en
ti i( s of farm jm acts, ',) burses ami
mules 42 on pantry and kitchen, 10 of
eatt'c and 23 of hogs. Through the
C0L0IMH0 fiOES
rUIJLICAX.
GIVE US A REST.
Kill 11 Hi f l . ' i - !:" "I "I
it .,,-. n.'Ciiii r..l m ..is, ir tit s.iul t'n.'iii
i.e'toad ; In ;l.s. edeer Ihill fii:l. s .id I'ii
Inn t "ric-s ii ; - r , i : r; n I 1 1 -C t in epii;y ami justice
I I e ti , v . i. 'i tmi. . OVt" it - line Until vvicui'V
t r pooii r t'. Vi .1 o .; i ;!' ! i!s n :i t .11 'nuii
1 .,- 11 ..1, .! .111 , r i.,is.ta"s-. aid ;!i;;t all r:i 1 1 i'i .i s
f.iiii'f:i:i 1 wiili :tit i iiK'ii I'.-.f.iif mill. t.i;-;i! kinuni'ss of ( ). M. St ri-!'4':it tin 1 1 1:;; ali
ill fuiiUV mill j:M:' lo j-'l'lit In till- St. .Iiim-ii!i I , , , ,, ,
;.n.l ..; v.-r. Atfi.is..!! a:i.t X..!.r:iK:. Mi.!l:if..! ' St il .I.tllfO at tilt' LTrollllMs yesterday.
rarilii'. iKi'i.l .:!nl N"i'l InM-tf! :i liiilliit.iW. : t -1 . i ti, . .1 .... , .
i a.1. 1,ht laiiin i.l wlncli i..:iy niiv. ,,r ln-ixiifHT . 1 v.t; i.ti 111. u.iui.i m-UTIfU
; ftmluvt Willi siull (o;iii.clii:tr r.i;i.l.-;iil ti- .i,UIV llolll CuJlliM out. I f t -l;lV iU'A
in nilliij tlie CHV01ill"!J ! ri.-rli!'. (invi.rs-'Sitifl niiiiitti.ittfs 1.1 rt j."ft ti "
r-lt:. 11. if II :i i-p"l tiilmu ji.ins. .(! tr tlK' 1IM ot tliO I li Min'.i.il fontllllie
ci:uin.il 1 v t'iciiisf !. i-s or t'li li.T of 1 lii-iti id le- , . , ,, , ..,
.t- 10 i:t- . rni-iiic liiiirn.i ;. iim We s-liall have t ol t!iL tint st ills-
tirrlf S I'r;.;"; : aciiian-,. a, we
in.l -:m- tisl in I In; t.n .-.-tn i.l; ir.ul:u i.iii. t;i- , 1, -i vi ..v..r 1 1 I in I '1 t
i l'loi". Ilii: l'ant, with his tiained
C.jitvi-ntioii then a.ljotsrne.l. ; u,iS..s was just yoins on the groun.ls.
Tu." oii-ia d lifth resolution was ne will c there every day , aiul exhib
ultled on in tim of C.ut- Ahly n'.'-l . i? iiis vvtiii.'.-rrul ii-ma tiMlm-.l t.
tlar iruiil-
r-nrTV cor Q'v t t i ? r 17 P'C
riJOil v! Cr i Vi i ii K O
Tor rresiili-nt,
liL'TIIEIiroiII) 15. HAYES,
of Ohio.
Thnrsilav
met, au'I aftt r a motioii or two jiroci't-il- j
! ed to nominate a nicaihi-r of eonress. i
: On the. !hst U.illot Wfl.-Ii hi 1 TS. Chase j
! 19, Ilclm-s Si. Cowin 72. Cerrar.l 25, i
Il.irlon :Jo. j
: On the 4th formal it allot it Im-l set- I
j tied down to Wrh 'i, Cowin an l Ii rr ird. '
: arid the vole ?to 1. Welch 1 11. Co.vin
: VS. Oerrar.l 22. Tin; eliair anauiin
Mr. W'eleh noinin.ited.
Tor Corjzrcj.ifn m Conli.'isent, T. J. j
i Majors. j
! d-.ivim' for Cl-.)vern:r, Tzichuck for
Secretary of Sta'.e. W eston for Au
ditor, MelJrid ; for Treasurer, and II b
erts Atlorniv (ianeirtl were u nan i:n jus-
to)FB I
lew
-;t t.t r'.'ii iittim cuuifNs li v our .s i:;n
ill. I If.iiest iit.Uivi'S.
i(l j is understood to favor the (Ireenh.f. k ! anywli.-re without lines or oil
! policy, the captain saying they had j ance than the voice and whin.
Tor Vice I'rrsident.
V.'ILLTAM A. WIIKEI.KK,
of X.w York.
I'or I'rfsi(li-:iti:il i:iei,(
A M s a co:;i5,
o I.:.ii-.t-.t.T.
SILAS A. STUICKLVM".
It D.iul:.
,. ir. rexxo::,
t.t Hutf.ilo.
I'or Mviniiernf Coni vt,
YlSK WIJJVII,
of JJ iilisu'.i l'i..i;i;y.
I'm' Mi-iiitii-r of C.i:i-.-.-- a'.)Uiiii--'iit.)
THOMAS J. MA Joit.S,
of i'i!i:il:.i t'litiiity.
I'or litH Cl'IKl!-.
silas cai;i:i:i:.
f Wi-l.sicr Coiinty.
tr Lit iitfiiam (iou-inor.
rii ma x a. Ai:i;ui r.
of I Kill County.
I'or Svciv'iary of .St.iti1,
KHCXO Teiirc K.
t.f Sarey t'oiuity.
I'or Auditor,
.?. r.. avkstox,
uf tinge County.
I'or Treiisuror,
.L C. Mt l'UI 1K,
fit Coll.ix Coui.ty.
For ttiijifriiiteudfiit of Public Imtrjetlun,
l'KOF. s. 1. TilOMI'SOX,
of Pawnee Comity.
For Att iniev (ir-iwr.i!.
ctiuiiiii; ii. i;oi!Ki:r.s,
of II ul.ui ('n!i::ty.
I'or I.un.I C.ni:!iisii:ier,
V. M. ll.VVIS,
ef Ciay County.
I'or Iiistn'ei Attorney, 2i! .Iiulioial Ii-!rli.-t
;i:t. s. smith
of C;iS Cu:.!ilv.
JlEI'l'HLlCAX COUNTY il- PfS-
Tiii v coxy i:yriox.
A Cie.iiity Civ:v :,t ion is e;;"..l to ; 1 1 c t .it
wi:i:i-in; vati:u
Tlinrs.I:iy. OetubiT 12th. tSTti ; to iTatv in r.oiui
lialioa a lli'iin srnl ati e tieket fi r t ! is l ouaty
(eon-istiii of one Senator ami t!irs i'.i pleseii
tativesi oM- County Comuii-ioin r forl.it liist
Jiitrii t. ami to tr..i:s.:.t -neli oilier ha siness as
liiav bvcai'iiat' ly ruin" lu lore I Ik eoT.-eiition.
The iiiiiiiaiies for tlii- jniiiiose will be lu kl
Sati hii.vv, I'l'TOiin; Ttli,
.l follow s :
In riatt-iuoutli eitv :U 7 : ! . in. ; :m l in the
Couniy inccHiels a' the times ami ;.lut.s below
1st War l-l'rooati .Iinl--'.s oMe-e.
J. Ward-Sell. ml limine,
.tii Ward Living -! ;;'s nt:! ..
e.ii W;ir.l i). II. Wheeler Co's oniee.
I'lattsuioutb ineeinct T.i lor-, Sehool bouse.
Kl'iiwoi d piveliiei M ( aig's m'Ihi.i Uuii.v. ;H
7 o'eloek ii. 11.
Liberty - I-'olib n's S '.ion! ILiase at ti. in.
Weeiniii Water -.-i: I o:ist it. Village.
Center -Cram! Prairie Seiiool Hon-..
: )i k r.'u'is i v'i i "s si aool house.
Avoea - I iepner's Sehool lions..
Mt. ri.'asant- i ilniiire's sehooi hoi-.c.
I.oiiisviili -S.1i.kiI house in i oui.iville.
Stoe Cn ek--lireeiislate's Store, at 7 i. in.
I Ireeiov. mil If. i tn y'i Seaool M.i.ise, 7 p. in.
Sail Creek Ablioti s Si hool House
KiL'ht MiVCrnVr -S!iat'er"s Sell. ml House.
'I ipton W right's ( Irov e.
South r.end - Soul 11 r.end Selei. d Iioilso.
Tli aiiort ionnieat is a- toll.i.vs :
I'LAirsMiilTII.
1st Ward 4 S comI Ward 3
1 nil I W aid :; KoMi lh W aid J
I'lattioiotiCi luvehitl 4 ifoi-k r.iull-.j
I.io. it v " Avium
Mt. riiasalit 3 M.li Umv 4
I.Hiiin ille :t enter I
Weeping Wilt.Tf Slove Creek 4
I'.hnwoo.l 4 Smith r.'!nl 2
salt Creek 3 CneuMooJ 4
'1 ipto". 4
Total Xo. oT dele-at'-t; 71.
!' order of t 'c lit. Com.
ii. r.i.Af k.. cicu.
The convention tu iiou:;,iat the I'epre-enta
tiv. for the "l- io it Sil iet." -i:iipo-i-.i of C:i.-s
and Saninl'-is 'oaul les. is e..H.-u to meet ; t
Asiil.md. Monday. .toler li'..n. at II o'eloeii,
a. in. Heleyates for :-aid eonveiiliou ple,te
t:ike notiee. M . li. Ci ti.i k.
C'.i'n Central Coal. lor Cass (
AVe think the '-Doiilik-H.-adcr" busi
ness is about played out in Nebraska
politics.
The State Central Committee meet
at Lincoln (Jet. 10th, and want a lull
turn out.
T)nxvf:n, Col., October 3.
The republicans have undoubtedly
carried Colorado by a decided majority,
an 1 elected the entire State ticket, con
gressman, and secured the legislature
i by a majority in both blanches. This
j-legislature elects two rusted Slates ; ly renominated.
sonators ami three presidential electors. ; Hon. O. A. Abbott, ol Hall county,
T ", .. ' was nominated Lieutenant (lovernor.
lhe LepublK-tii primaries for the , ,
t- i- rv . ti.i Oavis of (.lav count, was nom-
Convention of O.-t. 12th, to nominate:. , , , , .".
., r . i . . 4-ii ... i mated Lund ( oinmistoner.
a C miaty Kepresejitative ticket and C o. . , ..
j io:t.ssor .". u. i noiiipson, oi l aw -nee,
was n oniin He I Statu Sapjiinteii
dent of I'ub'ic Instrujtion.
lYesidt-ntiaW'k-ctors were then elejl
ed ns follows :
i:i'CTOiis.
Gen. S. A. Strickland, of D.ui.alas;
Cee, Am. is i Cobb, of Lancaster: Cr.n.
A. II. Connor of Kearney Co.
ITHDAV MoUNTNCi
a Siatj Central Committee was elected,
consisting of one from each Sen itorial
District.
COM MITTKn.
1 I'airii!; Sia'Tord, .I.i m s C.imeron.
2-T. !. M t !....
: - I-:. K Warr en. M. T. Johnson.
4 li. li. eler.
5 Ch '.ii'iev Wiiise, C. Ii. Vo 't.
ti W. 1". K. Key.
7 A. IVrikiii.
i S. li. Coleson.
y C. I". It ivna.
10 C. W W ilAinson.
1 K. S. Ihiil-r.
11 o. I). Suiiiii.
1.1 ,luo. Patterson.
14 L. liei r ud.
1j-C. II. .M.nii'.l.
M-o. M Cai.er.
IT X. S. lanvood. T. Iveiui.'ii.l.
IS - . II. lt.ilie.ick.
l i-H. C. I iwsou.
-it -.). VV. Ii.iv.-es.
.'1 K. C. C.tM:.-s.
ii w. r. s,. oii.
-.1 M. M. Xee-.e-i.
a r. a. r. nd:-.
.-'. .M K-Ml.l fi.
i-i-W. 11 Mu-aiic!.
C. H. Cere upjml.itvd e!i.;:r:u;.n of ti c
e.i..i:.l.: i.-e.
Tiic emnrnittce on Ilesohitions then
reported. The report was received
an.l adopted, after L bate, on the oih
Arli-Ie-
Commissioner, will be held on Satnr- i
day Oct. 7th, at the times and places in !
the Call. An error ajipeare 1 in an e li-
torial article in the Hi-itAi.D of Sejd. !
2!st, which designated the 'Jth of Octo- j
ber as the day on which the primaries !
met. That was merely a misprint in !
an article urging the people to turnout i
to the primaries, as there the real bat- j
tie of elections is often fought. W'e !
again urge the people, one .and all, to
attend their respective primaries on the
7th of the month. Your county and
State interests depend on this Conven
tion as much or more than they do on
the action of the State Convention and
future legislation of the county is de
termined by your action then.
Our County Convention m?els on the
12th, and the representative District
Convention on the lGth.
Remember farmers and all you who
complain of high taxes, misnnnage
ment or ignorance in legislation that
then and there you, not the politicians,
not the ofti.,'0 seekers, but you. if you
believe in your own judgment and do
your duty, have the power to dcei !
wh.it shall be the complexion, caoibii
ty and intents of the member.-; of the
fstato Legislature from C;is Do" let
us try and send men who will ho oor us
there and w!i will help s c:i.v an ec.
noniical administration of public ;;f- (
fairs find e ju t! and jiist t.i.:tti :n on :il. 1
rich and p ior alike. !i-:n :nb r Ihi ;.
Tiie exhibit of cattle atid hogs, espec
ially hogs, bids fair to be good.
THE STATE FA IK.
some of those fellows ('own there.
The pro rata resolution, now num
1 en- 1 11, was introduced by (Jen. Cun
ningham and passed uiviuiiuousl v in
committee an I in convention. In the' -
committee the General state. 1 that it j Our Mate rair this y-ar, though not
embodied the sense of Casa County on as well attended as s-nne we have held,
toe question a-t expressed at her Coan- j was financially a .success, and the tlis
ty convention. i il.y of stock an tpro In ts was rather
The substitute offered by Mr. To wle ' lar r than usual. Owing to an acci
is longer, but contains, in the main, ; dent in the otli.-e, we must goto press
the sam:; m alter and m ikes it no i-'-ort of matter, and cannot enter into
stronger, in fact the coindiidin v por- -t details of tli? exhibit. W'e give below
lion is almost veibaiim Gen. Cunning- , ils f;n' as we co'tld get them, the pre
lum's resolution asking for proper leg- minins awarded to Ca:s Co. exhibitors,
islation, if needed, to enforce just and II- X. Orr of Cheyenne Wyoming
ei;uitable pro rat i measures. Terriiorv, takes premiums as follows:
Hull "Wilts!.; Garland" 2d premium;
bull calf, "Thorough I'.oss," 1st prein
Tb only effect of tlie double res.ilu- iun,: rnv MeHigo" : years old and
tions would b. to place the convention j over. 1.-' premium; heifer 2 years old
and the candidates on a stronger pro j a,K' '"- premium; heifer calf, 2d
rata platform and thereby the whole j Xvvvn!uv1 '"' ' l'j11 lind 4
Republic. in party, in isniuch as the
convention endorsed the first resolu
tion. Gen. C.'s, by passing a second of
the same tenor.
W'e say this for the benefit of our
friends who are afraid Frank Welch is
not a pro rata man. If any stronger
resolutions could be passed we should
like to see them.
V
. The bull calf "Tuba" of S. L. Thom
as, of riattsmonth. was "highly rec
"ommended" by the awarding com.
S' L. Thomas premiums as follows;
tiest heifer 2 years old and under ti. 2 1
premium ; best heifer ! year oid and un
der 2, 2d premium: best bull and four
cows and heifers. 2.1 premium.
.John Fiugernid, of i'lat ismouth.
takes the foil. wing premiums: Ibiil
AVe havo ojiened oar New Stock of
BLANKETS,
COMFORTS,
AND
lis I ll li
3
WW
3 J
The most Complete Stock of
m w m
0
3
'Ate-
13
CLi3
EVER BROUGHT TO PLATTSMOUTH
We have also a Large Stock of
Ei
I "D ike ol" Wo i.li.l'in." ;J VKir ; ni l
Again, it has been urged here that j over, 2d premium ; best herd bull and
Mr. Welch must be anti-pro rata, be
cause he was supported by gentlemen,
who were friendly to Mr. Hitchcock.
two cows. 2 1 premium; bull, 1st prem
ium; Lest cow 2d premium.
(). M. Streight of I'lattsmouth, 1st
nremiiun and silver medal fur best
lie must also nave i-een supported hy i gelding.
men not friendly to Senator II. or else ! D. D. Johnson, of Weeping Water,
we arc forced to th- conclusions that ; sin2:1'' 111 ,lv to harness, 2d premium;
i , , . i i , ... best saddle man?, 1st premium.
t!i, senato. had a goo! manv friends, ( . M. Streight. of i'lattsmouth. best
in that convention rather the most in j pair geldin-s to hamas, 2.1 premium;
fact adopting this Hoe of argument. single neldiug to haniass 1st premium.
Rut we insist that the republican. M. M. Haskell of i'lai tsmout !i, best
citizens of this S:ate there assembled, j s4:l'.1'!''fs!
were not electing a V. :
were ii'.'minating a member
s in?
-K i
"re-.s.
A-
e.i re,'
SENATOR IHTCIIC" irii'S LEilLii.
ii in
L I ' 1 '.
III. 11 .t 1,1.1..-
in.'..i' eo:i"-iii;
t as ie i,,:
oar i.i,, la t,
:' i . i . s :
a o.i a l in
i.ib i J
. t . i.iei
, a .t -
The Ri jiub!;. ans of Cass
t hi ii" th -it es to ei ve us :
iiitoii a -r :i: :!
'Ualor, but !
Coii-
1 of
W. .1. Lynch, ot Mt. I'ie.tsant. Xeb.,
i'emium ; Cn .'or.l
winter
a,
est
!!
I)
e
I
Our friend Lynch, of Mt. Pleasant,
made a most excellent display of win
ter apples at the Slate Fair and ought
to have taken the first premium.
An accident to our healing appara
tus has stopped work so that a great
deal of copy on home matters, the fairs
and sKetches of our candidates must be
left out this week.
During the late extreme pleasantness
among the Republicans at Lincoln. Mr.
Michael tlelareil there was but one 'liull'
in Lincoln County (meaning a Mr. liull
who was a delegate to their County
Convention.)
It caused a great laugh, and some one
aptly remarked, "and yet they c ill Guy
Barton a great cattle king." He should j
import some more I'.s.
To the Klin r of tie- It- ,u',hv :
I have read your issue of l!ii mornio w
re-irel. It shows 10 my mind too strong a li-
hi-It inn to li ii t over a 'rain the enn vent ion , , .
test, ami f o a; k I hose i epulih.Mos vii,i i,,.r..
o:i the iiisinj. -j(i... i ins is all w ion,', it is un
wise ami im-iolilie well ;;s in.jii-l.
A eoi;enlion by f ir the l us...i and ablest ev
er a -.em!. led in I his si a!,-, has ;: iter an o riled
eiiiilest eonelnd. d il- l.;lo's and minima;. -.1 j,,
taiididates. '1 hey an candidal -. no! o; a fje
tion or si etion. but of the u ledc pari v.
in s.nvi a not run test ..u;;.i j
"ni'viiiiaiMiiNiic ..;o. -a are now r. 'i.-.i
W li V con! Mice to ir i;;i i,i;:i:i',ivtil nn -ami ie . .'
Wiiv n clo.s.' no th I'.inlvs' and luneli mi m
2 '.!i 'I for a I'oi.tnioo vieierv." i nin are ; i
th-. fee in of tie trre. it bod- ..f the i v, i;. :.;.;,
parry. I i .-re ami ib.-i an nee t-ioiial li -.in-.tii i
". II i it V be found. I III t aeir liiliiibcl's or ii.d irnee
arc b.it siiji in.
L ! tho-- wii wi,'i ;j..i"k in" to their
lev.; tV i onient.
let t hi i,i lay at 1.1V ibior all J I; ; 's hi ill"
criniin: I e.i'end ir. ami i lien j.si ri 1 1 at I am a
f i"! aad an inee eiie. ib. v "prove a!l tl.e e
lliines :o ilc-ii i-.iti.-f.te; ii n" i-ve; v il :y.
I.i-l them do il . My fait h t hat t !'e (.. .i .'e o'
Neln.isKa have inieliiuenec eimu -h io ii - iv. i
the truth about my p.ioli" s,.lV;,.,.. ;i:ls u,.V(.r
f;.lieied. and I kno.v they ill ro libt.
My en. -uiies ti en;:t hen me i) v sueli out ra-r.-ous
abue.
Li the .V; !( i ;( not make the sane mis-
, 1'. W". Ilnrilrncv.
0u:.:!ia. Oct. 1st. Is7i.
O.;. ol t.:c un:o... c . p o
a ,le. sen.;-.- l-i i.if c, ,i:
: t -. n;4 c ii v i ; :o. ; fai :
i ;.i la. ;.i.ii.a m i.i. ; .-:..:.. or ::n iirvo.a.;
' i. ) , -if i i us" i .i i: :i:u u ! i oen . I u-- i-.j.ni r;,,ui'
j ol u;i men. .1 i I Co p;tr.i,:io-JUI i. ,;..! m.s d;.
I i.-.iill li- to I :!.: i -ler.ti -. '. v er.l , il -'at. 1I til.
I ii.u;.'ii il.iys i l oar iiat:tiu'.H l.::.toi ; ia tia
j lui i-i t-t a I; a; -i ial t.t. e. waeu la na'..:..
. ivivt'il In ;: in i..i n:i lie ;i v s td u-a-i . i. i
llil ivpll ilie.li! p. III'.' V. i-.s tiile, fOMitl.t,!
e.'...ll 11 in i i'i' l.iij'i't lit d.l.y. never s vei-v .
I io:a the p.iaoi i v ... i i; i ; . an" i e i ;
. eneiM.e .old u p. 1. 1 1.1 t.o- ol i ui e u:ui v
I Vu.i mis pre ins--, . p.e.ei.; lo ,.ie . ,i. ' i -
ol I in- --..ai e. i in loilo . ;a ' -e. m i:.. r . cf '.: .:ie;
ss many tuin-s . .,,.. a,- .
i a -i --e. . .-a I. .!.- I su-,!.,in i'e i:o:.,t:i..
!!ois in ale j.j i . .. it.i.l .i.ii i r..;i.,:.,-..a eni;e:i
i :ou a! t ';:e l.i.i;.; I. an. I pa.;..'., i le.iuii.ie.,.
p. ill. ol I..I-. S.aie ,,i nn -.e. t: u oi '..'.,.,;
.. on win i.i-l I ae i ;. -,r I lie ; i. e lor tu;o in
em i ion-, a ami Id. .ma -ie ;n;i:i. 1; ; .-oi-
i'oid U. iia ol l l.i;o. lii-.i i;.-o ;m i ii.U ... a";
tllseieel ! imr. Ui. i.i.j A. V :i ill In.
mte:
;ni:
on
. a
i grapes. I si premium.
' An le;-s,e, i;.) ,-f ''a-;. County, 1 -t
;-!e:eii!:n for ber; t Co; i:e: ion id' fruit.
V. I. II :., 1 1 ? talks of r!;u-
a pro rata ; j,-,,, 1st ,,-;,.
I up with I E. V. Friend, Mt. Pleasant. Neb., 10
We think 1; " '-'i.-d aplcs. 1 ,t premium.
!:
t'l.ey liaV ill :;e .-o ;wl if ( h i t.. 1
will be pej i'cei'.v s.iti.-lied with liii
ti'.n in this respect.
HI
llil: v .1 .;, s. of Ml.
ml
ho-.ev
A Full Stock of
i -I i I C. I: I ! O V
V!
: u
W.
Jitsscr. ri
i a;
: lii
l,.r-
Pl.
.ion ol
il isnto!;; ;.
best
;rei nnousc
Wc obji
I'oi'i; or
U e
b; st group of ;!oe and cactus:
f foliage plants; best
best and largest
o e.iliiri-' this a TTit ;o,. - oc.-.l coneci joii o
. , .. ,- i . i. Ci'ilecilon oi C o '!
in ii.iii ii.u;i; hi i iiJi;i, n; a i. ..ii .,, i 1 m .
' i ei i ii m i ii i n I i i s .1 ! ;i ! sci , i '4 ; lit.,; is. i le.s"
.i. .t;ei v . i . i. -nr. to:r oi-jeeiion is .t!i,i ! ,.
f)ur St;ck was bought under extremely favorable circumstances and
we are able to sell at the very bottom prices, and will give tho
best bargains to lie had in Cass County.
REMBMBllRALL KfjXI'S OF COUXTRY PllODUCK TAh'EX IX
KXCUAXCE FOR HOODS.
BB3:m9s fFrget the Plase9
ONE DOOR EAST of THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
riiidKinoiil li. lViiirukn.
bas-d the foe; that thi
t!ie n izin r libii it iuijiiii tant pui.-lie mat
ters, whii;- it iiiuv iie cry pleasant am
t collection ol Ucirojiias: best
glib way tf j and buge.-t cobeiiion of pi raniiims ; j
nest and large-t eonee! nei oi t ;:chs.as : i
l .. ...i t .. ... . i .
. ) m .i . 1 1 o i i . . i . . i t
'el b l of l"i ises ;
Ji..sf .- i-.l l iv n.o ,...i: ,.f ,...!...., .
hatuJy for .icne.g. gues to u-e. prc?ui- l,;.st and 1 :re' r ::iee' o!" oleanders !
poses that the people them elves have best and largest collection of tuberos-
WINDHAM'S
ESTATE
i -
j !IH .1,0
u par
j st ile ol Xe oi
.seen. . v'e .a.o.il a..! i :..!.: -e i:i '! i:-. .
s-.-'HI ii lea: no -s. I .,e pi. a i-n. it (J pr.ii.-.
i ii.ii:r..ni- l ny t:ii' rr;.'',;i...i;i nit.o.iit- c..i.w
U i-i. and pie ;.." e::t .o-'.'t lo hi out ua. .--i-....
1 aad :,e.M.-a;. tu-.. pri:e!,ics Ui.iii l..- y i
: come ;;s it ifi.!:n..l wot. is t:i;n t.o.-Ui i.u' .ii.,;
' .ta.l Ci e.iuCi o: . .-:i; ;-:..i..
i in. i.i -ueaiiUi.i mat the i ; . ; i . .
; stamis ii;eti,e.i to tie ci'm'Cile ni t ,i
. ol i eai.eo- iiee.it- m. ui., -xi.iti.i.t --;.iui l
color. I'lt'i. i, oi' a tli. t,..:,,.. . i i.e i . a o, ( :, ..-,,-i
-nip ioliu -. .'!l :.:ii,t : us p.:::,.,'; 'f ov.-rai!.
! uml t'.ie.i H.iil fi .-ty 0:1.; i-i ... 1 1 ,ei t io t ae i ulu
i in oi ee ; ioie i.i a . -eor. i t . n-e wo ; I -i i. i ,
Well now there's certainly good sen se ' " vv'"'"-v 11 ;' ' ' ' l'"i"i-
j.i..ii:i i.e e. in: me ii -t uie it -isi.iunll i: t on -;lV
-is. I ne lintel's i;i i.'eivle.u iilitiii, a, id ti.e
iteiioi. oi lae a: loi ,;e .-.i.er.,1 lii ui-i l-'IIero
ii.-ti actiie.-t p tee i. aue.l Si ile.- inii.u.i to
nlol ce 1 ue la w s and ,ii'ii'i'ti l,i" ;Ii ns m t.:c
p-i en ni:. .ee ol i.,, ,r p uii.e..! :..le.-., :-.m sii
iv by sineid tiie c.eeove lram'.i.se ja Mae.-.-,
w lift e oi.-ii Haled.
I'lllii -Wc mini s;;;i; i:i-:y i nd;ii-e the fi i ; n 1 1 -ciai
i-;i " ol I ue uove: liiiieat I.I U , .;i ' '. ; ,
eii .ii Ls to "i r-ii-iie oie ti'ii'ii'' ereuil ;t.iii m.iia
t.t ill lhe national lio.ior'. " aid l iie I.Ue I; ..-ai ;:, -rai'-'Ciiiei:
i s. Py mean- ol waiea lie, t. 1 1 it u
niliiioiis ol lunula have ii ea p!.Lee.; ;:i 2 i- i
We really think from the above that 1 per ecu. smnti- rctircti. il.i.s'i rt.i-ii'iu a'.UvinJ;
!..., Ti;t,.l . . l. . - l i. i . i i I"1" ''lid nlie-li .ii ciiili.,ns oi ii.teiest i.ioucT
11 O. Hitchcock might make a good ((!- ' aunuaily. i i.s me u...M;u:iaa aim i;i . ion t,i
the lepu.iiii'an pally.
isi i ii i .lilt we liivt.r sic'li ;i I.i:'iiii-i:. no ie
e.--t i:i tiiese men or these
-.. and that ihev take the pains
-AM)
in thai. W'e agree with the Senator
entirely this time. One would think
we were lighting rank rebels and ene
mies to see the furious onslaughts made.
When the battle is over the vamiuish
ed are restored to favor, that seems to
be the logic of the war shall we be
less magnanimous in neaee. or utilities
. .... t t i ....... ,.i ... .. .... : i i : .. ..i
io ,-!, on iii.-nnr-f tip- in puoiic ill"!
fairs, keep up party organizations run S
reat newspapers, just to aceoinmo- t
kite Seis ito;- Smith or Coiv-iressman j
J ities. or worse t t. to advance the in- j
t' ifsts of one big railroad corporation j
is agaiist another. We opine the peo- !
pie do t!use tiling somewhat to please ;
i iiemsclves, and lo better their condi-j
lion. j
Admit that an attempt was made to '
i
force such a light on the convention,
! Mrs. Azro Smith, of Rock P.IuiTs. C.ks
Countv. canned pie plant. 1st premium.
. V-. W ltis.ow. t.t Mt. Pleasant, tifty
s. ti' ii-d corn, extra.
E. A. Friend, of Ml. Pleasant, 1 gal-
soiv
iliill li.oi,
premium.
THE MAIIEZT3.
n-.i'ti: mi:ki:is.
i: :-:e-o; re i: v. k. v iiiii-:.
COLLECTION AGEXCY.
I t.tke ple;i-.ure in aniiounom'r to the piildie. 'o
ui litisiness in t In State t.f Nebraska, and
especially in Cass Cotiniy. that I h;ic
ist:iblished in conneeti'oii with niy
l-cual rraetiee, a
COLLECTOjM,
ax'd-
: Af.r
BROTHERS,
S III
etc., etc., nrc.
One I. t r Knil of tlie Po-t -Omrc, I'luH iiiioulli,
M-iirv.sKa.
j Prnetiea! W oikc.-s in
SHEET IUOX. ZIXC, TIN, JJKA
ZIEJl V, dc, df .
l.arpc -inrtincnt t,f Hard ana .Soft
COAL STOVES,
Wood and Coal Suivi - for
HEATING Oil COOKING,
Alwavs on Hand.
Wl -'M. r;.-.v
I o.'l
Mr. Welch would be foolish to forbid ; 't.'-,';.'. ....... '
Mr. liilciicock's friends to vote for him ; ,ii,',iev'
and he certainly does not live along i Ciiiiie..
the line of the V. P. nor within its! ' "
I
. .2 .'Mi.-I .t W) j
:')
;on: v. .
;.i..,:.: .
itor himself, ami if anything should
happen to him politically, we shall 1 ui"';i 1 '"" i' -1' ii" "vvi nm.-ui :;s am c.i'i.a'
, .... . . , , . ,, , : ii.e li ild.-rs o; III a; il leu to reeei.e t;i a
iie.ti my n cicome mm io i.ne xraierniiy me k 'veiuinei.i. ...i o. a.an i. m. n- tin-. v;ti.K m
of III'" 1ii..r-.rc i 1 '" ' Ut "':U " - VV Llli'lO'l.tOiy oppo-e.l. ;..l
- ' -5'- ' -'I
plI'M'Ilt lo ll
le'.Ueiiienl lioni t.reui
".AKK A LAW.'
lae leg ti lenilers, itiiil lo the rent a. ot 1.
ien.it i ;ci .
ill ol
ral
i each, and does live m a country where
they are as much interested in the prin
ciple of pro rata as we are. and he is
too good a politician and too much of
a gentlemen not to listen to the behests
ol ins own people and the rejuests ot wheat
the party that nominated him. i dais'.'!!
live. ..
L.viKsr m:v -ioi;k M.iKKirrs
II
We have no personal antagoni-
m
lattst cnicACd :.iAi:?rrs.
ClIIi ,ai. Oct. .
" 5 en,".-; -j;
1 l
r-1,
:ev
o." .
? I REAL ESTATE AGENCY v'"ry v:nivt'n- "nd 7lnr
MAKING AND REPAIRING,
Dono nn short Noliee.
ftr-EVElt VTIflXU WAIlItA TEf : .'WC J
I'KICKM LOW IMIW.
A lime yr-til's" lesidenet In State am! County, ty ri -j-, -nnnri
Willi constant business relations anion.' thr iho- a'df IX VJXI XjIaWk.
5i 1() pie. nave ipiaiuieu me lor iriiiisa.'iti;'; uusiiiess
ot tins chitiiietcr with
) 11 E A T F A C I LIT Y.
against Mr. Cow-in. and iie has m mv
-....
In comp.iny with a number of citi
zens of Plattsmoulh, we had the ple;is
ure of listening to a con versatione latit
Monday evening, by Dr. Lewis, ;it
the house of Hon. D. IL Wheeler. We
have not the space here to comment at
length on this talk. It was very in-
i i;rs
Seei.ih We ai.pr.ne thei.iiiievof re.l.-eniinu I . '. ." ' ... c ,u
tlie nui-iiamiliiL; earieuiy In eniti n,- ps c.tiVa- I tl'lCIliiS here, but its Omaha seems 1 OUed ....,
lei :. so ;is to uia.ie i eoav 'i iime ;i an . li.ii iii , , . . , , .. . . '
the option oi ihe liobiei. eii h. r iut o"..'.. si.v. r lo nia.;e a persona! tight ot tins pro rata j
. . . .in '' ' I' Hi" U ii.ia.- ! ..... ...... i ils;,t, e ..,! ,l..iV.U 1,..e ;
-...... ... !.,., ai. .
. . i) ,.r c ii ...
. '-'.vi ;?, an
a..:.- . .one, i,iiii v. e iooii w ;, il e, null, : ee , o a re .
tilled pio-pe ; ii y iinl lo s ie.i a ovival .d e - I si I fish COIllSe oil t
i ') . d i .111
J'o tlf -i'i !ii C!ii-:s.-lVi' can furnish
All business cntrnste.j to my ran bv firms or
iutlivid.iiils, lYiil receive iiumedi.ite at
tention. Ail
Moneys Collected,
RKMITTLII raoiITLY.
1 1 1 : t i 1 1 tl 1 o 1 t l 1 1 V i
i i u - -mid in-; mpi;;:
puitiie b'oi re'. eTiu , s iuust he provideii hi u nil- I j'H'e her, we could not Very consistent-
suiii.-ieii! in' , oM-i, "..;,. ,1 i .... ' , ei,,,.". i.,t He '. ! ly swppoi t an Oitiana man for our can- : '" ; ' im-n m. :: em d. i he i. ij- 'st puidii-iuion
v ice.i reveniies m
111 11" ll'lllll' III . I M i,. ....... 1 i . 1 . t
del ;vetl priiteiji iliv iioiu (iini. s on ineioi is"; ami
in :!,ii -i.h.wt.,, i i v i ... "i T T7 . I .. . ... ; r. .. 1 1
.-;...: . i t" i . - i.iiiu i... f.j.ii..t..ie .'i i . . 1 1 ! i. it i tis ,ts ti.i v t iiiiiiiiii.tii .i.s
teiesting Mini ed. . e have not enjoy- pi.-t.-etimi siiuun! be uiv.-n to no -,es ' ,. , , ,
,i .... ,,,..;, i tie i.iiiuui.teiiue-.. iiiid i iiiis iosieiliii.or. inoiiioit I ever !i '. t'.i. ;i:id g.!iil ii ni.n i'.s was
td an eenii;g any more in a long time. ei,t.r.:i.M. ,i,.t ...tviti.t,. u,. pabii, w,...,V,.. i.. . - ,
.N mill-We at, move ami "ommeiul lae viuv. i p ' ei i it'll tiie.e. i-e a,.sti ,t .-s a ,
As tiie politicians would sav, the Doc-
' " " i" i t "e ii".i i iitii.iii in , i ii tn 1 Ol t i's Mr '.i "lei i roll . ; : ' m.isf
tor is one of our kind of "fellows " and pen-nms i..ioy,,i ,.:, wi,., periled i n-ir ' ' 1 ' " ir" ' ""..,. .i.mosi
... . ... .... lives I. i.it lhe iiiilio.i i.iislu live, and In their ; a Solid l'ol'thtl.i Vote (except light
we agree with so much ot what he w,.ins an; orphan-, a urat.-iui p.-o;.;-.- um i , , .. P , r.
tiieei iiiii.v i ty taxes I I mis limy p.cpos -. ( nii'ii,; in'.- 1111. ui t ue i . i .), iiii t.,ie
'It iti-.iii, ,i i';ivs mil- ahamTemv I -'.: i . i i i t e
ami i.iiifeti.c seai.u , ei.iiianoM ,. i, ,V .a. --taie ticket was taken largely south of
t la t in' io-a :"!..; ie oa; ! v v hi".! iii-liiics , t l.o l:,tt.. -.- t . -, . 1 I . ..f ! 1 ,.f
i, .j.nuii .'i 1.1 in,'. ' I tin
says, that we c;tn't make a spicy criti
cism of his remarks if we wanted to.
The anjumii.t was mainly against
prohibitory laws, uml was very con-
eiin.'iit la t in' tiea:"! ,.i ie 11 ; : v hi-ii inclines , il.u l:-.tt..
,. , I. i .. i --- -- - I.IO X l-ll il
. ii' -LiiiL ii i -i i . .; ni i .i ii - ,i . .-. , . - w i e 1 IOO- s
w itii i-oiiipliiei in-v on tiie eii;. -lien, sal l nue.iai- ', V. 1.. it Wits impossible to nominate
I:'.. Lit. : hieii am. r it e: of tiie sinu -' in nnliev i . . . .
in .'.lis-is-iiini ; w ii i ndoise . tic. di-iiiaeeiiieia him under siii'li ( li cumslariees.
ping vice by legislating against it. In
an iii,-v i
elusive as regards the futility of Mo-- Id immn .X1 'Z l:-:." ". V-.-Tin-VTr- I
ale .;ueiiilas in tiieir vacant piisilatus ; whieh ;
ha- fill tlo.t ii i in' iitiiii i:iii:i:!.iiK r..r il... i-, .- I
these days the civ is continually "make ";'vv v-:i--.u;-e wanaie is , pn.,e ;
, , , , . , , , nn nor .-m d( t-; v. i.i.-ii iias .seat io t he
.1 JilW . liliikeaJitW. and our Statute -sauml intii-. in.- mos- violent a.nl inner foes of i
bunks -irw .i.v.i- .1 ..ill. f i: 1 t lie lesi oied I i-pi; I - tie ; v.a i 'Il 11 ;is i il si deni n eon
HOOKS die tOei d With ioollsh enact- v.-nti ui deeiare.l tin- aiiiemhn.-iils i,. tiie ,
nieiits that are a dead Utter in the s',.,,".ii"',1 ""Ui'1"1 v,,i,i "i.ueii present it- !
o-iici in lilt. s,, to-day i-i ait a: itu.lt' i-i di iiiis.- ami In siil-
henrls of the people; and yet our innirnty and iinioi.ouiy t f im i
Wc. the r.'pr.Mi"iOi imrT of Nebrt.sa. cli.e v 1 j
George along this time with a majori- ' tnre all over the land will rush to lu': i, 'a v"' ad' w,' ';:;'i',VVi;!,i:!:; i
the p.M'iii;i!io;i t.f Mate ait-nls in id- in me i
p .O. ii id licit party ai s.i. Lo .is. To ihtj j
luaiiiteUiiliee ni ail herein set itr,t,i. we pledxe :
oi;r-i'!es ;is 1 nines ai! ...i e." : -as. ;i:: pa:, i- f
ntsv.l,o lo e lueir cnuierv ami eiien-ii " I iieir
cnuairy"- boiior.
i:i..t i:Ib I I, ;.t We rie in f:; ver of s'.i. h ;. .
I.-e mil by mil-state ;tu. I iiiitinnal le ;is!:tJi..' as
v.i 1 st ei.ie a i,...-r..lii !,.i i.-: oi ehai ,,-.. aoja-ivd
upon ju.' aim einiilable terms bet,ee:i ;iii ci.n- '
Among the happiest. "bestest" things
done ;it Lincoln on the 2oth, was the
nomination of Geo. S. Smith, lor Dis
trict Attorney in this .Judicial District
vrith tho unanimous approval of tlie
delegates present. We shall w hoop j J'onng rnep thai aspire to the Legisla
ty of three hundred times votes. I Lincoln this winter (if they get elecl
The party owes something to Mr. j ''l'' make iibout 2C0 more, on ev
Stull, of Xemaha, too; who acted like i "'" aviiilable subject, object, dispeusa
a perfect gentleman and man of sense. I l-c'n "'"l f;lc t'
two qualities not always combined in! The Doctor argues, first, the distinc-
one ierson.
TMl .UAJUUS.
We, of Cass, owe Tom Majors one al
so, and there is no name on the ticket
for whom the Hlkald will vote any
more honestly, heartily or cheerfully
than our young contingent o
tion In tween vice ami crime. Vice .1
, , licet uijj lii.t-s ol ia;!i.,ad ilina iie Psnus of tiie
1:101 iii eui, which must ie mei hvniur-, ?i;iie.
al forces. Crime a breach of the r r i',v,v.,,.;Vl.r":'':ra;'n- lie k id be-ii a resident of I h.
rights of man. a viodatien of peisomil VXr.KT- ' ' Lo'i'hek I
liberty which wav l e punished bv J".' r- - V '" 1 !S i-w. c.-i i ins. ,
A - ( -.! 1 ut- s 1- - 1 r 1 1 . . . 1.- . . v-
i.t i .
1 .t'iiii';: r.
There's the whole thing in a nut- c uivention was ah
ot to ad-
onress- shell. The tmlv uc.l- tr.ii.t r iim iourn Mr. Tow Ie offei i (! 1 he fti'lowin
iivin mil nv.uii.i;.,.. it,. ii'..ii. i.;.,.,...K ! n...i... u 1 . . . ... . .,0 .. r-,.; c-1 ;.,-..-.... 1 i .. 1 : .. . oee . .1 lie W
"1 -.-wi (imih mi. n t-ivit iiitijLst.-ii, 1 miiei s llieoiv I t'lllg I bill tlie WOl KCl'S "' " 1 1 11 1 lit- coi n.1 .1' I i lig ICS-
This being tiie rase the IIkhai.i :td
vised the ("ass Co. deh g.ils to Vote for
Mr. Welch as our best man. and we
shall stand by tie- i:dvi ami tie men
w ho so voted until we have belter pro.jf
than mere say so to show that w e have
made a mistake. i
IV'iith of a Cattle liing. !
As we go to pre-vs we learn tlie death '.
of Mr. .John T. AIe.an,b r, the gre;tt
cattle raiser, buyer and shipper of Cen-
tnil Illinois, which occured at .lack-
son', ille. on the iif'tei lio.en of the 22d. '
Mr. A lexaiidt r came h"i;ie froi.i lhe
Kiist .-i k. some w eeks ago, and had not j
been well siiu e. His age was iibout Oo. ;
ite for
nearly forty years. He was at one
time une of "in- largest landholders, he i
he having purchased Mr. Suli vaufs i
lar-,e f urn in Camp tign Countv. and ;
also owning various tracts in Morgan, i
( lu iug to reverses, at the time if liis-
imr
iiv.aj lrnui noiiie ovi-r ii i ii ; . A'n' s wanted in
evt.iv town and t-ooulv in ti.I.e mi ..-el i iiers for
ill the I cited Slates lti pates. i;j co'.uiiilis : Kl
cuiiiUly el, isi i.ited ; l ei mis only one dollitr per j
ear. l he il -eold l!,'Ui! . to whilleM-l is of ;
iiileresi e.i'iiie.'ied - v i 1 1 the Cen I e ii it ii: 1 tear. j
i i.e tli-eiii l.x'iiii iiiou a- l-iiilitdeiphia is n.llv il
lusir.t.'.l in ti.-t ill. K el ylu.ily wauls if. Tlie
Who!'.' p op e leei "I ! Jl ii, iciest iil I 1 1 1 i r Cl 11 II -
t i v 's i eiiieiinial i , , i 1 it la v.a i ni waul m know all
a;,oiit it. An r!rif;,iil piiiiolie eravnii di i.u i:tr
pieminm piei ui e is pre seined Tree lo t-vcry sii.i--eliiier.
I' is en; ii If d " i a i fitieinbri, nee of I he !
( lie il i'ii li'"i! rb .'. ;:iii'. ( is.,,y e.t tin f t . If Jien -1 - j
eiieeof lhe t ..o"d siiiies." " sie, j.i hy :;;t ine't- i
es. Any on;' i a;i bei oiue a s:iee.-.ss:ul ,et nt. f ir
bill r-ho ,v I he paper ami pic; are. ami hundreds ;
ol suiisei ihe; s it; e t-itsi iy ol . i 1 1 1 1 .. 1 everywhere, i
Thci f is no busim-ss t hat iil pay tike this at j
resent. We nn e many ;ci'ii!-.Vlin are mak- i
ini i's hi-.li as S.'o dolla s pt-i day ;iu,i upuanU. i
Now is tin time : iim;'t tb-lav. iii'iiiember it
costs urn hiii"; tn ciif I lie liiisiuess a lri.-;l. ."end j , . .
for oar ei-ul :rs.'terni -.. am! s.t tiple eooy of ;ne : A itim l f ,; : i of tno acre-,. all liialerciiitivatKin
jiiip- r. u hich iire sent lice to ; !) w ho apply : do on reasonable terms. Apply l"
I. In -li ay. t m.lji cle mitlit to lilo-e w in He.
i l.le to elurae. K 'lii" 's ami liieciiiiliies. ami
taeir sous ai.d d. oi-1. .ci'-. mak. tlie very best of
:t-'"i;'is. Miere-s.
i tii: i i' xtv nxi i. i:i ( i:i).
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REAL ESTATE BOUGHT & SOLD !
TAXES RAID!
k 5 "j,7-i'ii ss lA l'rr .1 n.nrti cl I'rmniilln.
II. Ii. WIMHI tM,
i--y riattsmonth, Neb.
ran kale. i
i
A dcsir.'.We resilience five ruatns, food !- 1
lar. cistern, well. &o. Apply to ,
K. Ii. Win nn am. i
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FOR SALE.
11. li.Wf VIUIAM.
I ni 'tiiinil. - i.iim.
H A WAIERMAN cc SON,
5
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9
FOR SALE
An improved farm of W) iteres. the north li.-Uf
.':'; of the nortii- est iiuitrter (n ! i)of sect foil
'.'il. town 10. rane 14. V;.:y t
4Ttf II. 15. WlMirtAM.
Fleming & Race,
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DRY GOODS,
! HATS,
GROCERIES,
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HIFG-LBS,
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M.n
who has been a life long friend and he Fiigg(ds have not the "vice" of lution of the j l itfi.rm
neighbor in Nebraska. Ci'l-m . iv dl iml rr-K,,,,;,. i. .;,.. .n.. Wiii-uk as. t
That the contingency may soon
come a certainty wjshall now and
tl.n .if nf
iliil Hi. l,ll.,.i, 'rv,.isiii!(. 1 1 i'i,
the largest ciitth oiieriitois in the
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I Coi ner of
Blinds,
CAES.
ROOTS.
MIOES,
j AND NOTIONS.
FOR HALE j l S'ai-mcrH'NuiiiiiiM ;ciM'rallj.
A fai m of l.'h aeres. partly cult ivat.-I. cm, bo 1 Oil" (xGOllS l ill I X('W,
bonj'!it on -i years' time. Nn m nient re.piiied ' o .t
br.vn. A1,p!y,a ni.,W.xi.!n,rj :.n.!sellt!,o,CIU,AI-.
TRY US ONCE, AND SEE !
FOP SUE U40)'1) WEEf'TXO WATER, NEIi.
A valuable city residence, wilh valii.ib'c im- ,
Iilnvt incuts, iind nn ie;isou:iiie terms. Apply to .
47tf 11. V: WlMHIAM. '
III il.
M'H.
I talking well, and reasoning loricaliv, , !,"'!!K A1, ' ''"'''"'i ."f '"" !"' I'a- , world. His life was insured for To.O'J:). Cj-j'l B'"! " f 1 K'ltP fdV Ll .ITliiP'-'
; !.'".' t cihe liull n;td its it !iat imial t cTt I pi ise, la '.ii,;- . . Ullli JJv. 1 i il.l'- i'Jx JJtllliCCl.
be- developed as marvt lonslv as the Doctor ;ied ami n id m .t su -e. s-fi-.i ,-,.:, ,,., j,,., ,,v : nunc rarmr.
' , tin-n..;i..e;il Ii. pubheiiu pan . ami built v. it it , o
c- and we fear they wotit.l fan lor want th" ;. -e. i -iieasi,:.. Ile :, ;., . . . . ; jK-artv man will -row roi.nd on vi- Mill ft,n ii (irmies or Lumii..'
hf tnJon.l. ,.-;!, rt c.t ' I'' it -lii l. ll.ai ail .i,siness mi-4a.;itin" 1 unity iii.iu in f-1 " t.i.wi
of tcol-. to nork w:th--at first. ;v t :vof vi.r.ek;i. i p,...b.e--.. 7n,d so" .pmre rneii'". Vtn t t, .,v.
FOR TRADE.
I i;l Ira.ii a du-siralde resiileuee in llock
i Itluffs for a sii.iii of good horses. Apply m
I 47lf r.. I.. Vl'l.VllUAM.
a re at bargains: !
l ilty (."iei lots ill L'li.tlsinnuth fur sale al s-6n0.
i Apply r K. It. W 't.'iniAH
! S.A.'SX.X'ISS
' Cri'.it Mi'iv: ui!., i'ii!!i-i.. Kcolcuk. fowa. oil
; the Missiseopi. j'rnf. W.n. H. Mill.-r. (.eneiiil
: Manne.-r. .Sim-t.-t-nth yi-iir. About sixty dol
lars pay ail expenses. i,,r MtenliiTship. Ilo.inl
ami stat lom ry. 'tookki-t-fiei s. lYnnii-n. Itepor-tei-s.(
pe.-at.,: s. Archil ecis.s,iirvej nrs a nd I e.i. p -ers
tiior..ii.ilv litfed. loi-r!ish " brmif ties fre.
Trc Lcetiires ly Kiiiiueot drators. I I'-c I'ch
Ovals wii h d iss lt.iud in lii'li-;'.' Haii. Free
fiunisheil roiiiiis for self tin rein','. Teb-irr.-iph-iiii.'
fret. Short hand w riting fr-e. (iood tioanl.
ii i; clubs, and family bn-trd. !J.iil:":nl liire tle-liiicl-il.
I niiiiense business m Ken. . k. No va
cation. Address l!;i lies ( 'obi l'i. Kei'K'ik, Iow a.
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