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VOLUME XII.
PLATTSMOUTH, NEB It ASK A, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1S7G.
NUMBER 120.
i --AU Advertislns bill due quarttrlj.
rvr-Tr.uislent 8dcrtic-fiient mut be p:Ua
I for lu advance.
Extra epic of the nrn.M.D for ide fJ I.
Yonm:. l'ostonice new, lei.ot.-alid O. t. Jotiu
s.iii.coiuer of Maai and l"iitti Street.
FIB
National Bank
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TiHlTf.K, HASXA . CI.AI'.lt,
FlTIKH Vl.U. .
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A. W. I. Vl.O II I.I N .
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..President.
Vice President.
fadibr.
. A-. ,;si ant Cashier.
This P.Tik is ikhv (..in f-r i-w: in"s :il their
f.rw loom, cm iici' M.u:i .lad Stxlh Mi-ceis, laid
i p;.p.tr. 10 liuisact :t l'i-i;ci il
BANKING BUSINESS.
Stocioi, Esndt. G-I-f. Cortimrl n.J Lord
Sf rurititf
ri!T iM) solo.
l, i'irrl owl Intrrist Altotr
r.l rut 7'inlf (.'')t 'i'lt-.
Avi i;!.' ;:i uv pari ..f Ikr i iiif-'t SlHte-t and
til k!i the I': in" ! '1 " i: . ities
.t(ij:TS ros 1
( F.I.- i'KATri)
Inhaii Line and Allan Line
r ron w ilurg to !in!i; nut t!ieir fiends from
KaroMC vui
I'LIK IIABR TI'-KCTH IKCM
to I1 '. r. t t h m v a t h .
NEWADVERTISEMENTS.
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NATIONAL HKIM HMl AN 1'LAT- THE EMTOIl ABS10AI).
A'ftj)irJ ;tl ( ::ic;:i;i.i1i, Jitnt? 15th , 1?71.
When ill lif "M'.ii:ii v of 'iu i.'.'in'f. I.!
laml v.. is l" I'f pil:.,'il 'f Iiiiiii.'.m Ma fi y. and
A LITTLE MQ1E CENTENNIAL.
In the HHiiex to tlio min biiilliny;
or,. ..v.... ....... ........v.:.. . r: K r." V: V i" r - V'' i" i "! .Va; I ' - m ' ' " '"' vv-n.-.K-ui .It ...e wo saw irt.uir l.iutdsoHio :in-l curious
VjO A W-bLK. w.. t.v ,t.-a.ly a .. ... . ..k-.i. H. v,ti.. . I-';.. "!.. ' T,. r. iilv'i, carriutrns. This I.tiildinj? is .lovntM to
work that will l.rin v.m -210h n...n. I. at Ii. .!... : Arn.KNKV t. KN KK 11. K....Tts. I.ut- . , . ls ;lri, ,',; ,. ,..., v ;il t . ' .,,,;.. ., n, ... r , j . .. M.l
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Air FflD 01 1 lih I v !i il!ia:il i'sll .-Tirinno'
AID liJll c! f'.it.t --1 l.catii'-i
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Samuel Miixwel
Tbroueh
New Tailor Shop !
W. Xj. THOMAS,
A COLOR F. I) TAILOR,
hi ijirn"l a shop
a OtkKt.Bxl lofrto Ir. Jno.THHel'
nr. i.i a
Professional Workman,
bj iiT-a S'.od satUfiction, no fr and
F IMPOSES TO STAT!
if lk pop!e glT Ultn thx rriiiiite rnriHir-?cinrnt.
GOOD ITITS,
wki:anti:;,
AXD J LL ORE US A TTEXIU'D
TO J' ROM 1' TL Y. 1 4 Iv
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Xnit'Jy p. i inn A. rv I'm, go, M-iin St.
At tl:e od t tn-.t I Mi''. I 'ill. au-1 for th.
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I :-(-!.'. il'yoj .io t.li. H.fM.nc am! e.
A L::rsoS!o:;Ii oi'CIoUiins:.
?!KN'.S AND IIUV.V
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ca:i r.n. Ti'.r H.r.
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Pl-.. otr.
utti.tr, in J'ritrj.
E. PARTS ELE,
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UN ! V MKS A L If SnTOUY.
'I h reat i::!'i-'t in all natioi;!- an.l in o:u- o.v n
l In iK.iii: iiil ory of io. yenrs, in ikes tiiw b.K
eli fa-ier than any i.'hcr. .t huokH in onf,
lieaniilu'ily ilii;si r. 1 1 ". I . I.ow rico . ijnick sales,
extra ierms. Semi for CllClli.ir. J. (.'. SIH.'lil'
(1 v &'.. Si . I.oni Mo.
FOR
COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS,
AND ALL THROAT DISEASES,
W ELLs'C ARSoSo TABLET:',
I'l l' i r only in i5i.i i: r.oi.s.
A TRIED .NO SURt KtMLDY
For sale I", i i n.-ist - u'eiii rally, a'.ii I '. N.f'KIT
TKNToS.'r Si:!i ..-i!i!c. New Y-'ik. 41
EE!I0VAL-a'
at M.iiiitf.ietllleis Pi ices.
I he .ii. s-riii.-is ill se!i their rut ire .-;ei of
I'ianoi .S. or; ::is. i ? and m-i-omI h;::nl. fin-.-;
iiiii-ie. music hooks, a ml nierehj.i'':ce. al very
near cm I .i-tc.-4 Jor .-isll ..liiii. Ve;.te:,'lii -r . e
i;i;is t ! i IlloV'.i I .' t heir lie W sio: e 'i e is! 1 l:Ii
St.. I'l. Ii. 11 Square. Oi I. 1st. Ili'islraK -I eat I
loues raaih il. Agents Waiii' d. S rei.,1 in
(tui flin lit t the trade Hoiace Waters ii;
i.,i:is. si. liinfa. tillers Hint deah-r-. ts; lli oail s ;'. v
N.Y.
J FXi3R3vC LlT3D HOME
t.l- Vmi ico -.. '.
A'o'i s-;.': v i mi: i st:rrur: it:
The I. est at..! ci:a;ie t laeiis in i -..Hi'-', are in
r.i-ie'n ci.r.t,:;a, o:i tlic line of ihc I ni'.ii I'a
cilie lia.il ad.
The iia.-t f ivoraMe terras j iven.r. a very If.w
rai"S of in;. I fr.-i.lii to aji si-ul- r-i. i lie he ui.:i -keis.
Free Passes? Land Buyors
IaJis. desc-;ir:V" Jir'iiip'.IelS. r.t'-v ciiiti'i'i (f
" 1 UK rioN i:i;i:." .sent (ice ev-i -rwh. re.
Aililic, o. J-. li.vViS.
Land Coainrr '. V. K i;. (Hu.ih.i, Neb.
PLATTSMOUTH MILLS.
ri.Aris:,;;u ii!. N?:r..
C. HEISEL, - Proprietor.
Fionr. Coi'ii .!';..& Feed
Aiwa;.-, on haml and for s
Mil -es. 'i i'.e highest juices j
( oi Ii. I'all i c-.ii. ii atlelil I Mil ;
.; at huvest oasli
aid tor W ilea: ai.'i
;iven ci:io!.i r.crk.
-r of
Morses lor alk.
''t- t";v:.sT i ' i'n; of s .! '. r.i.'.i'e
PONY PHAETON,
T'i- t
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1 lii SIum.
fir Lilwl.i di.v? i. k.'.v
FARMRRS CALL AXD R.VA iflXR
Ml i .)'. i" 1R s.ALE.
ii-7i. i-:. taiimki-f:.
KOI
vui.i:
!r vo-.t c'.i m: -!ot
Ben Hempel.
H THE MAN.
KEEPS AN EATING HQUSE.
on l.owr.it main sntr.ET.
RT.ATTsUuUTH, - - - - NER
Meals ?X all Hours.
Ak-s. me and 'mm.1 I.Imiim! -. to bo r.srd res
i-i. ihiy. tin yoi.r heiiefii if'vnu desire.
4J -y ' R. IIEMREL, Prop.
HENRY BCFOK.
WKAI.KIi IS
SAFES, CHAIRS,
Lounges. Table3. Bedsteads,
r !-.. etc.. i:tc.
Of All D 6-. n'it iV-.
f.-4 . . .-I 7
DICK STREIGHT'S
Zj X T Ji IR, YT ,
Feed and ialo Stables
t'l-n:. t . tii sad lVaiiSis.
H'.l"S.-.s :;;ri. lil
HORSES riOU'jHT.
S(iLi? Oil T HADED.
1" t a l"..;r f. !!.!. lission.
TEA 31 S AT ALL HOURS.
I'a: .:'-:i!ar ntt.-n:i.n j'.iid to
Driving and Training
Al.8.-- A h.-irse furni In- 1 v.!:e:i ca!'.-d for.
W. D. JONES
Ii 1 f iiii t iH .241il..
PLATTSMOUTH, XKII.
(' U'NTV.
'i i:k-('. V. Moore. I'hH 'sinout h.
TkKiM i:n:.l.'. 'ii.iniins. riatts.iioi.lli.
Siii r. ii f.-M. !'.. fnt I. T. I'l -if.su;, mi h.
f i.M.l issli iM-.liS- i". ii. llovev. l'ialls'noiUh ;
W. i. Arnold, liiccuwood ; 11. S. Ka:i;sey,
I.oni. v ii'e.
C..i'..SKK-l:. I". K. ed. KoC'k l'.illffs.
t I t" Y.
M.wf.it- K. II. I.iv'nmston.
'I::ksi ii ?--ir - v i ii . . iaierstein.
i I I K K - V. . 1'. l;-nnrtt.
f i,i i n.Mi'.N. 1st V.Vtti J. lVj.;.crfer!;.
Neville.
I'nl l l!.l!l-X,Cil W'Aiiii-r. I.. Wise. J. .
V.V. l.i-i-.cli.
I'm nuilmkn, 3il Ward -Wi,i. I.. Veils. K.
I lonncilv.
I 'm M u.MKN. 411i W'At:i-r. 11. Cntliiiiaii. .1.
Hcriner.
B. & M. R. R.Time Table. "
Corrected S. nd't.', January :','-)tfi, t-sT.
It is a lanrf 1. niHi nr, an.l f oonrso
ci)iit;iitn-l many hanslsorno Y.-hieltM in
t!it' fiiriiiio si.lo. One il,ml.iV-sr.iti"l
roa.l wns'in att ra.-tfl mir itttentinii
:trt ii"il;irly as bt-iii.q: V'-ry suit;'.!.)'1 for
our prairie? cufitry tlio loii:4 tlrivos
! 1 n.i a ic.mi.e. 1 iv i i.e eoini'iiiei! oi i. 111 . in I i.e
' N ai li'ii.tt .old SI a! i.i'Vii i.iiieii'S, i.aiu-i- llicir
i iv..jHS'ia,. cons, i, i;! mils. Hie i -,ai s il i-i.ij ill -
' en ec:ii'-.i a: iioiae a. al jiiMie. ;,-d al-roail,
! and t.ie coiaiaMii wciiare pro.aii'.eil.
, . in 1 .1 -. ' 11 1 1 1 . . an j.;t! 1 v ins j.i i-.M-i en .a.sc 1 ; ,, ,
! o.v rniiieiils 10 in,-11t.m11.nu1 aniinersarv .1 W f take her. H Wi'.S HKl'lP 111 AUmII.i,
I iiHo,';? ;;;;i;:;;!:;:;:;;i;; v,..-y sir...... u.. i.o.w a r,i.ms
: me : i.i.u ail i. cm w. if cic.u.-.i c.iuai ; tnat ,mj ,j nation f springs, witli a roach.
till . .H it III...'!. I II. II VIV..I"! "111. 'il ,
lam lnai'ciiaiiie i luals. a. no!..; XMi.cn arc Hie. H!nl )n;i.!i in tllO S!l"0!l''St and I 0St
Inu l iv and I ne learsnil ot hardness ; tnat lor , . . ,, t ..-
iMcaTial; n ol 1 .,. se en.ls M.rnmeiils na -. e maniUi': !'i!'i ii- ' 111 Jfolil. 1 WaillOM
ir,-., :nvfully t.. fro to coim-ntt-ns at
Id III'".- tint, is aie eaeer.idiN oi eyed or. il yHinj.,,, Wat Of vit!l. iUt tlU'il
ni'.'Mt.i t'. In , .; ;i t:s-:j- ci. Im i . .I . lui; mill; i 1
ot tin' Keimi lie;1:. ii ilv is ..lalin.siitd. ! politics (1 Kl't p lV llOWil lays.
:. 1 lie .ieii.:a.i.-,il -.ieiilc:.i io i id I lie Ami h- , , " . . t. ... , . ,
er.l section oi u.e I ana:. :;.:d ( he coi.,,.l. lc uo- SoYtTal IlfvV StVI.'S ot tl'Ol l1!1 W dOll.s
lecuoii ot ns ciiiei.s in Ir.e enjoy in. nt 1 ail' , ,. , i ti-,i,.f,lM- uhawod cro-lt tin-tli.-:rrihis.
are iiiiiies ;o Uinii .he Ki!iiili.ic...n 1 .Mil Six' Id o.l.s slIOvt(l .(.um. I
aiiy st.n .is sacred. V j... -d,c. i. the m.vci Im ,,rv'U10UtS ;IH1 WOSlM 1)0 llli'litv lliUl
noV ide lor llle elllMli-cl.ii-in ill u i.lCi,i:. s .1,1-, ' "
iiMiiled III Hie icci-m CMiisi mil li'll.ii ..;.ic,.,ii,iei,ls , v to J t ; I V ' ill t llO !l',)ll St Olfll, I 1!1':U1.
is i,if.l i iv i nose aiiieiiii.i.c.ii s in i ne i imi s
ilopth of 10 foot, in ami about which
d'V.'Mis of powerful pumps are foroinir
xtreanis of water in evary ilirootion.
korpintf up the ro;ir of Niagara in min-
aturo, ami ea using the wator to scotho
ONE PLACE JIOUE
evorybotly p:oe3 to who visit rhiladcl
phia, ami to many western people it is
the first viuit to the home of Laborty
1 the biith of lmlepfiulonce. This
ami
hio! bubble as if poaesaed of the great j is Imlepou'lence Hall, on Chestnut st.
s-vrit f unrest From early morn till 5 o'clock the old
' Here one can'see how eYorything is - ll h 'l
in
press
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Leaves in. Arrives 1 i :J I a. in.
1 :mm ;,. in. " :)" I', in.
C :.-! ) 1.1. ' 7 :l" p. III.
i-'oii Tin: wi:st.
I.eaTes M iltsaio..i:'.i ; :tn a m. Arrives I.in
colu. 12 10 .. in. : .lii .-s K trtiey. 8 ad I'. III.
Sr. I.oi t ; K.M-ur.ss l.eives i'l.-.r.iminh."
1 :J0 . in. A.ri.es. l.ni'-o!ii. I : Ci i. m.
I'ii iiit I'-avcs 7 :W il. in. Ar. Lincoln 1
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ntoM Tin-: v. K.sT.
l...ve Keurii-v. '. :':) a. in. L'-avs Lineo'n.
ij p. in. Ar Ives I'lat t in' h. :! :'.' . I".
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;n. Aiiivr-s i'lal ; s.-aon; i:. i'i '-'-'I : in.
K: . - it le aii.-oln 11 :!.'. a. in. Arrives
I'l.i: l Minn:: n, 4 :2 ... in.
I.-.vcs l.iii.-M'.n 7:1;) ji. iu. Arrivo.i I'latls
.m.'.I )i. 1 1 :1" '. in.
(iOINd K VST.
Among the our
iosilies was Was) tin g-
familv carriage, a liugo atTair.
oi Inc I l.lit d l.l.es anil i"' (U can- li In I.e I al
so. cllili oi'i I a . ii i.i oi ilie le: l;.. 1 1 e aa-i evtcii- t . ,
! . v .,..:: i : in.-., I ol I ,.e .i, . el uini-ii i lc In:: UliO 1 lOU S
I.....C ii..,ic au.l i ;M,i.,is i-M icisc ail i.:ew call- j wj,l, cUlIlbrOUS bl'O.l'.l WllOels. .1 groat
sii. ii.io.K.i j.ois.-is im. .c.iiov n: any jiisi c.iiiscs - .
ol nisc.iiiieiii on l he . u I ol any ( la.-s. ai.d ve- bili lniilv Set Oil leat llt'f Spi! I'gS. illHI
ciii in , i , c ii', v A ;n -. .cm ci; icn nui.cie hn- i " , . . . ,
i ..'... I eva. i c.;iiaiii in i i.e ccic.,e .1 ail ; 1 1 IP most Wonaorl Ul Utl'l CltrSOUS Klll'l
civil. Ooiil ic.il .;l:o ln:i..i- Il;:;iS. .o lois elel
ic iinai laiivciv deiii.iii.l a ( oiiuii ss
I .-ii.ive .we. c co.i.;., and uiioily to illes.- j .....,,i,i ,,,.,,.1 ., 1.1. Llcr to ot ito it.
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c.are .id
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!an.i!a . h!ci : of fifth who.-l anybody o er saw. One
ouUl need ;i s'.ep-laMer to get h
aihl it is no won.ler six ami eight hors-
;-. -. If. til.
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l'iis
less, f, :'.'i n. 111.
sei:4,-
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WKKI'INii WiT.Mi.
l'.1 :ec. i:-.. !ie;-arl at
k hi ; i'i':' A onion v.i !.!.:;.
12 :'' l'i. ! I' -;.'l at - 1 :" 1. In.
j. w. i . ::;;;i v. M
: :i-0 X. in.
2 :Wi J'. m.
I la:.' I until i.e sc li s. ills i,u'
..i-i'..ie or lee. ill.
. ... .., i , ;..,,...i 1. 1- l
no. no .ovci..i,.cni assiiin- ; ( s Were redanou to uiiiw il ,t.-s ic mux
li two tons on ilrv groiimi ami
' ; :.V llinniS oi US .Uliy io il;s-
-i oM.i il lolls lo jinml'' ci -'dii . i s, ! Wl
and .si.'Ic.iiuiy jiii il.iM l.s laii d l.i liiauc Is- j ;,, ot.rt;linlv ,;,! siK ill til? lilUil.
ci, aline '..i.l.-si jriai-iico-e peiioi, loi t,ie j
I, i.e. aid. i n id I idled Slaics imu .i la ,-iiin. llll'e C'O.'lCol'il OOiiell, With four
. oia in .cial i'',:i"'li y. 'tmi:c nan.iis .,i.d na- " .
liona. cictlii. iiciiiaini nun tins iiiMiuise he lid- tll.tgllilieellt horsOl, Oill'VOU 111 WOOl.
iioi-dhva coni iiinous and sicai.y invicss l., .. i ,i . ,;
s.iecie navn.. nis. harnessed to it all complete, lo.b.ou
J:::;;: very natural and life like. Ti.eiv won
l..r t.,.,c. - . I ne Seaai is in ad vise alio lo coiisc
im a iioin i iiicnl -. a.:'! i,.e -c ol i.ci..-cs--:,!
ii.es i I . a .:' i ;.-. and ..'.-..-.--.lie i.oii.icvs
i-i-is. Ihei.es: iim .is, mi in,- .',..iie s.-ii'-i
...m.il.d I...;., lie -.c d. ; l.ii'i io.is l.c icsM. i-i.-i.
"t ! rieVer l! KOI S'
harness on li
car v" l or stu utM. witn
:n t sl'.ow the li !Tornt
.stv'.i's. sjine very lr.uitlsome drauglif
, .-,i -.-..a- 1iH''V.'-r,'!.,iV,a.',,.w,.':.",":v...,;,i liorsos and farm harness umong the
(u .'..ill ill i .iv l "unniiU iit'i i.ji 1. 1. i- ii.ioi.it- ;
in.i.i-lM O...CC. iue Il,;,il;d.,c M:ie ioi "i'" fest SO tlllt Hot Jill of tllO S);lCO is
;iolli, nielli s aonhl Have 1 'lei c.u ! lo I..C iio,l-
, si ;. , liti.-::iy aau ca,..u u oi i ac ,i;i;..iiicc. . - .-'i veil to 1 1' il 1 1 llg 1'lgS ail. I Mil'') llh
.11 In i I ! i i '; . I I III I'mUc.- llior,.- ... -1 e
i i . : i . i ... I : y an I unl ul ad mi isi 1 at Ion !' 'iU res
ll'J'.li.cV ioiie I c j ili-s.'il led, o.o 1 1. -I'i ill ; I . , i J. .,,1
i h .uls t.l I.e 11 .ie, l ,.y i. iMi, i-'lvlnl li : sole
i'-li I-, luv lii Hum ii;i . iii-.i in llii' pnniic s ivae
and im- l..il ol.ii'.cli;- n.s to.s.u.re m toe i.om.r
i ; I'ci.d'.-; .-.i l -. r. ii i :1 r. :.-c i.i 1 1. tar cm.; a i r.-, .
li V ,' I " i : 1 f . III ill,' ll'li.'i' I'licd CMl Si- it -li.-c ni
ii.e iieiijC.-t-.nceriiin:: , M.i... ... a,: mi s. aim -. i.i ! f ,!. wealth col exceed it
ill. hi a:, "lc' lie I Ii. ' CIS to a II nl lesj.t.csil iin , - ,
,1,1.1 . -ii-;.:-.- I.. a! i ; j.r...s.-.-i:i i-.n a.l ii ; m-.i- ! oi fill creations ot tUO illllld as .U-Yeiop"i!
..I'-n! f: .'.I , no le-:i.i o,.;i .-.I iili-.L s.iali I'i" , , . . . . , .1.1
i e i-.-..-. aim me, . .a :. in the talos ol Aladdin s 1 ua; and o-.h-
'' ."': '" o.s.. ii! . : i..es.-,t:;iSr. tes I , ,.f ....;.,!;., f il I,.
'l.ca'ldjCl U .11 IV., "I ins i...,i(..i..wwi,, ...... . .
'; ! scribe a region s i'.'.nio '.i .e, so boauti
'ifon : j-u s,, .rjii-.o! as this. What the o!d ro-
i ..ay i;.v o. M .u..-;.-a, I'd l..e I" n-a, .
oi ai.y si- : l !! I .i ,;u. i. , li 1" i al :..:: : till UCis. s iiir i v.t iuimui '.i
oidiol. i t ,.,
r: t 1. 1 . jicii- ' i ' ; i: i e.iiun, . " .!:.
out lit.--.
Tin: main rt ii.iiNs
is the most wonderful plaof just now
on e;tith, not all tiie pietuio stories of
The fa ii-
nn:
'.. ar.. "I uii' A .a n n ..n ii.
a ; m ill .vi ii. li.v .la.; in i .a.
a an aim ,iii::.' .:i im ii;-- e.
ii-.i .-; ai.-s l.n I at- ;
i'i.'-- i!,.-.' or .u.oI-a loi I
..col ! !! I .i ;;u. i. ) 1 1 1
a-- n
in a- r,.
:ii
A'i T MiNKV
e-':;:ie l.Mi:ht :
i.i .I'M l.l l .
Dr. fi'.:i:.ii:an'.
atto:?m:y .
.-. I V. ( I '-.i-f 1.1 i
.:;! i..,!,i'-i :..; at Law. l.'e.-il
:d ,1. T..V's :;:! I : -,'u.l w.e-iv.-,i
; -..".:. h.ns. .'"ace .. . . i
lira- .-'.Mi-e. i-iali- n. ;;i!i. :,7 1
i' LAY." -"':-.. :- :. "l::t:i-
;.i-;j;.'i ii;-"-:,. ;-. a . 1 1 i
A7, n
METALLIC BURIAL CASES
-J;V-'-i--'- 'tfv'v'i--- ?v
Iv ina.t-.- aid s:M c':i.-:: p for cas'n.
Vv"
o: .til rWM, :
Ti,.' o'l f oNNLi; S'I'A I'.I.I'S in I-! ilI'-'ai."!Ta
Nclv. have jus! li, en lerjse.! by li .lours. a.i!
lie iv ill o;n a a law ai'd handsome !iv. rv on its-
a'f'-i this ,1 .t v. lhehneM and best f !,;.is. .
mid e.i: i i.:--s always r-vidy Io 1.-;.
sad. n.i-'.' noi:i:s f iii:ai'.
Hosses kepi for Sale
or lo Trada.
noKsr.s TiiAixr.D and ijrokf..
ALSO
I ili-s'.re t ':ive t.otic" tliar I have r. 1 iri-e.
hands,,!;..- hi i'-a nun. cell tilenf. "I loom for
Iimiis a:,i ;-; ;,s. 1 can put f : ri aeis stock
a-1 I wa jons. lo.ids of j.i a; n or :'.'o i h i'n ail im
ticr c..ver. ii. ii.e.'.i v. ih-iiiciiil or ; h is.
1 li i.iii!'.-4 ad leyo'. !.ati..:i- lor their many
f i ins. i solicit tlieir li:. de in t ie new jdaee.
sal is lie, I 1 (an n " i iiimiI-o .. t ! : . m ;,c 1 1 -'r "I do
better h them th in e rr before. 3-yl.
J. V. Weckbach,
tirNiriiAL D?:.vLEr. in
Groceries,
Boots and Shops.
5-. ?;:- :?f. .
!i:NT.l. Sf:;;l".0". 1. -.l-.vavs ' 'I h:!i'd : Of
fice, earn r M.ii:i and 'th S:r. "is. nj. si., us.
win:: i.vii .v iilamtv.
lir.AI. 1".S l ATK and Tax IVi:-.r A'.-etits. No
taries I'd, lie. l ire an I Life I t,s:i. a.nce Aeiils.
I'i.H !"iiiii-.;i, Nt bras!. a.
i:. it. idYiM.vriiY.
rilYSif t A ?.' f- sl"!:';i' in. fed. r ! t r-
f. '--ion a I si'"! iiv, to l lie .-I ."lis -." I -s eol't.t V.
- id i in s(..if.i.-a-; -m; cci six' !i 7 ml ..k -Is. :
I I'hee on M.'i'i s'lc-t. two doors He t cf Sixth.
I'latisiei.' .i ,-. ! i a-'..:i.
; t o. H. W.J IT13.
ATTowMKY AT LA W and Ileal Ffte V-rn-ker.
Si.-ci.l atl -nlioii "iv.m ! 'oiieel tons
and all i.i.ita-is ail.ci '.r-. the title .. r.-al .-stiir.
i-.n-.' on J. iloor. over post ( ii':,. e. I'lattsinoie li.
N ei l a ska. 4i'i.
4 5f A. 11. iTl'IiT.X. . S.
Iii)Mi:)."A'I Illf i ' ! i Y ' i I A N . T'drtv y-a.s
;i'-,ii- a-.- I'is ta-de the I ),-. f.uai': -f i h le-c-iv
a'.l .li-.i an., tbeir enre. Ohier : t.'.ir. ."! Il S
Main S: -.. ov ei .b ha-.-ii's 1 i sil.n-e. I' df
jri!l xv li iir H
.n Tier, or nil" i-r. v i". , .oiieetor of
ic!'' s. coll. .-. ions m :o" ! I "in i" e ih.'. ar ta o"e
i 'ao, i ..-i ll ii... bus. M.,riv.:i'.:-s. .!.. :-iel n:li
cr ! " -1 nmii-nt s ,; i i.aii . and ail c. -n:: i v b . i-:',.-s
iis.iail v ir ins:ieeii b.-i'.-re a .1 nt id- o! 'i tie IV ace.
I'.esi of ivf.'ii' Liven if re.inircd.
OiViceon .".;: r.i sireet. West o I mill 1
Id-yl
.11 s :,:..! ; lie ot
.-; 1 .r .y 'I. 1 ! en i . "..;
lo'.s , : i -a. ia ,!;i'.!
. d to ,ioi..,.te I ne lutfi'es;
a: ". .id . i.i. ee lac r-...sj.ei
I loiis . '1 t i.e
i i ,'...; .ii a
Xj.eil-
c .a i'l
Oil I.
.1
I . : u
il i
. ' e ie.iiV.I'Iit i Hi' o: ' liM'i lo
.. r.Olis oi :..- eni'iie iai.d io e... :.;.; a
..l.Cl.iIi'-lles. i.'iiti (Ml .J.l.il lli.lt I I.e ...l.l-.
.11. ill ...evoieil lo ai-' I. es .Ml' Hit- j .
i I. II is lac I . a c' 1... i, i ili.tV 1 tl:t' ',
!i : her i
. and I
I II""
Picture to yourselves a building ltfvl
feet or IU rods 1-ng. and 4H feet or
C'i rods wide, 7 ) let hhrli to the top ol
the roof i,i the niiduie, ami at th" tow
ers lisi-ig still higher. IbiUt of iron
.;e.
Ml III
na
it so I'i mo ilv -xiMl!.4 ot all.-s v.llll i-alio;.-o
. ei aaici, I s I. t.i. l..t saitc : : i di c: n ii s.,,i ii
and glass of th'' mo.s
riM-'-fai
r;);).
.id'.;i;
i, a: in t
:.i :
' '-it
. a.
; tiotis, th eye is loit, in ga.ii.-j a' ltsmi
j ii'.ensity, and the brain bewildered i;i
j cf.n'. ei up: :f ir.g its contelitf:.
i it st-oi u iin.i-i iiT2 st.i'ip founrVitioii
f f ni-ifss to i pj,.oes. Tiiore lias been 3.1 ". tons of
i;-, ni- 3-57.(11 1 so u. ire feel of o-j..Ss. ;;!...
!. 7.).0 ).i r juai e ;l t
;. : lie. lea, ci : i..t
ii .1 l: . a, !il ill.ll ;
scd i" '"d' e. Ci
1 1 V. C l" il. lilt .11 ..I
..i ami
!,. a.i..;,: -d tn t:
a.. I :-'h.,i'ii i'i i :
iiec.-s-aiy law - si,,
i ;, aid m I at -
II. 1 . 'is ; ii.- :...i
: ni y i i . i- - i- 1. 1 i ,
in,:' ; iaima m
ai .id: a : .! I'-sis ol i;.t i i.;..:,;;.. 1
i-'. I nt - lit i il I: jiart . ,-. 'ui;ic-i ii h a,i j
:i ,. a. t :; sn.ist a::i ;a. aii ...c-.- t 1 . V in.u.e
.-.-.. -r.l 'lie esutl'ii.s.ili.ei.l id e.iti.ii ll-l-ls lor!
c.mhu-ii 1-y lie.- laaav iitiMriat.i anicit.iiiicols ci- j
leclcd ! tne ilei'iai i 'an 1' -isiatiMn tu t,.e ians .
vvlncii concciii tne ,..-: s..i,;;j ,:ial .r '": r ta- I
i Ions oi . , v es. i.im. ai r . a ini it.-l-n, ;u!ii ov lite
ai.,..i;.d I'.-al ill.l ' !!u , nl lei;lii-li lo t,,, s.i- j
; .e: i n; - .a i. i.. e o. . ..... .,; :!.. nil. s ,i!:ti ol i,,-r i
I ; . I . ' i I ' t I . 1 s I s 1 : . . i : I , ' - 1 I 1 . , ' . ! a . 1 S Ml I 1 is'
. lass o; ci! aci.s ;-a.i, !i, ; 1 l ;,' s a.i! ii,,i j The 111 lil! CDI'llice is i") fo"t from the
i.'.:,-s ,::ni iii;ii,.:;.rl:ro:,t..iiili'r lit'.ili'.i ...in ii'- i . , , ,
M.. c:.,ii c.'.-m.-i;.':..:!. i irn,u:, . and the central nave or avenue
lit. 1 !:' onsmioioii cmi. lets n;ioii . eimress . .,
id im
im oiirig tin ii-cd
in its coiist ruction ' i 'rf -'cres of roof
iiiA, think of thiit !w 2 wrought iron
columns sttpp-irt tliis roof, varying 1 1 mi
to 100 foot in height, and weighing
)o.0U0 pounds
M O.
sov ;
-;li l ow r over tne
i i lion ie-
i'J feet wi ie and 1832 f.vt ion
t!i"
lariiest aisle, in a building, in the
In. t'i I M a i lis im lin-ir "iivei in.,1 nl, ,u,u in I
c.-l else ol T ; lis I.M-.M-l 1 1 is the II,:. I all-t tildV
niriii,.-;-'.i to t!tihi!-ii ;.;,ti eA i i e m i .e world
I eirtl. ;-.'. tl'i.l reae or h;i-.i..i,m,i, jmhv :..ii!i .
and V. i'.f..'..ii..: si.e.i if.i.i. as si.;:!. .i:i-
,:;!, tiiis -lil del I !.C
!..s. ; ; a, ions in ;.J ii.i- TeiTi.ot a s.
II. i ae jut -1 1 , s a :r,i i nc i..:, inn lias iveti
I .. oar so dim s ami s.io.s miisi I.e iullio.-.t.
I ..-1,;; i. -oji e ;ii aia.'s tiohi tic.se waii ; trco-eons f u ri 1 1 1 u i elegant tapestry
Imagine this in.mense space filled
oi a, ..era an j v e Vl.rvt ,;Il;, the world can produce.
almost, in the way of beautiful fabrics.
.! ( ) 1 1 N W . H A INKS.
IUS. J. m. tVATi it l IX.
Physio Medical Practitioner.
xtn'vi i,',V, Cisy (V... A.
JfAlvays :;t the daiee on Sati.rd.iys. toyl
;.i r.-cti 1 1
t ion in t h
1.. V.
in:;s a;,. i tt ..-.a-ih
. s.iiii-jt i.,l
eoiniiN ;.s -. ,
i e-.-l :: .1 '.-
I aiMiiu.i i:
ai.avc.l ;-l.' ; -
a. ir coiiiioy s (He
mlnaiii -e.
i i n ! a. ir coi, no s ei esd v ;i-
sinde
Mli. I ,; ,,e . i.
..-..c:..-.. s, A e i i.t-rcitu
tnat I. ic 1 )e:iiMf,-;.i ie
I. 1 in I.e i t siicct-sN
. u.e mined sou. . i. secur.-u i rotirosotituis manv nations,
ill iliii-l- llllll 1,1 If il l l-iill)
i.ai ion. and te invoke la.-, tries. r.e;irlv, and spoonneiis of the
precious stones, works of art, curious
witn i Idolizes, tiiii. pie industries gaim-ieti
VriiV ! f''""1 the four quarters of the earth.
all coun-
cnrnesi aiita.i mi iae couiuiv in inc ia.nr . . . ., r i ,i
in,:,, that a-, ,-ss inns achcV.-d wo.nd r.- wealth ot the earth in every form. both
-J i o.d. sec,ionalvi,iicand ilni-tdll liaiianai ll"ll.r ... :. . ,1:,,Iir:11 s:.,fo and m ill 11 fact 11 led
and hi. man w-l ls. i '
1.;. W e etiare the ociii'.d-. ih- party as S.ein-j ; f,,,. (i.e usos ,,f niUa, and VOU begin to
tlH'N.lillf ill t 1 1 .11 .H it I ti:-l .'lill il v.."il II
i.ii'j' u ca: i: :.'. ns. vi ;:,
ELM WOOD. - - NEBflASXA.
Dealers in
ma
syaij'al iiieil v. IS II tlcasnii: vv n Ii iii:i:xs.i Its
'nakimr if- emit re of I he li.-ais,- t,f Kej. resect .1
1 iv es t iie I riniiijiii and ihe ojiaori nni;y ot the
na: i. m's i cci-nt b't s : w it ': i cassci iim: and nt,
piandin in tae tiaiiotial caj'dai liie M-ni ; i ; a:s
ot nrir.Mi.M.M'd i eii.-l'do'i ; sc. .dam I tiioii so'..;. -is.
It. id" tear and pronmliii fouled. .rale mmih-is
to t he front : v ii' deiih. r.e.ely proposSa ta re-
pii'liare 1 he pli'..', d lain! of t ae I .ovci nineiit ;
i v. i: li i . d i i i - ; . '". t ' I'll i al i.e. -1 !e tt I. in tile
I ViM'tTSsC. I ' '":; -do". i-at' -i-ids .a jastiee liy il s (.ai-tisan
' v iv c.ai : 't-me-it :.n.i id.s! i ee, cm ,.f iuXestiu. fmi.s
and all articles fjenci-aily Lent in a cMantiy ; ,v ;: a .1 m :ii : its. ;i '1 iiroi.h t ae pei io I id its as
stm e. Kal tners. cad and exai. due in d'oie oin:; : cemlane;. !!: ! h e 1 cv.-r ho; .e ot t t.tiu. ess. nl a -a
w a v f 1 1 in iiMine to huv. 7if. j I v in.-oni in i e:,l in ad nn oisi 1 r i :,e .c, , rnieiit
, , ! We warn the eoiinty asiaies! in:. tin-; a pally
1 t il ns ;ti i ,', nnv. oil h v. pc; fan! ; nd i'leapiilile.
i . . . i 17. ihe National A. it imid raiimi merits
III..'
GRAND CENTRAL
HOTEL,
5 Ml
1 G 2. ST,
.arsrsl ;inl fitit.t SI.-t I;e
tnci n !ai.-:5tr Mud
E'r ntisoo.
oeo. Tin: a li.
mine. id 1! ion 1 -i its ht taiiaM!.' work 111 the
: in inurement of ilnine.s! n and fi.rei'iii affair,
i and rit-shletu liraiil tieserves the cotiliiined
i ;-nd he.utv irrntitntle of 1'ne American pet. pie
i for Li-, pat rioi ism and his immense, .sell ices id
i war ami ; ei,c?.
j " v -fj "i"; " fvt,
oonet ive some idea of its greatness and
grandeur.
Take the above ligures .and compare
them with the wildest creation of fan
cy in whi.-h stay story tillers, with the
air of probability, have tried to gather
together the great, the, beautiful and
the wonderful of earth for the heart of
man to enjoy at one glance ami you will
find nothing to o ju o.l this.
MAf IIINKflV II ALL.
To the west of Main Hail we find the
department devoted to mechanics more
exclusively. It is 1.10 2 feet long by
: 300 feet wide. The interior vane from
4') to 70 feet. The main aisles sue CO
i Is the !if-. bi:t h i 1 blco l is ;t;i abotniiial it n. feet wide
1 fnp. ' fii'iu il ami (leraa:-..-:iiei.t of the Ui.liievs and
t : i .. e .1.:. .... r ,-;.. ii, .sf .it
Willuiiai'vlhfl-iksferpivsrp.":,-,;,.-,- laivi'e ftV.'?' rt'?? A f5r. i nlMf XTl.Mi ' nriiaoy Means, co-cc niMs, ,.f tl:e i.aias and I ni-ie oi mis. .u.. "uiiinn ... . .
........ ..... ; i I 1 1 I n. H. Il M H. I aciics; ,:,,;,:,, ...cases ciTues,.!',. i.ri.recns intist OVOl'V kind of miC'llttiel'V Used 111
'- -' 1 ' -i Xf X KsiaKSAV US) Mi diam&VisJi . , Km.' fur- . ; ivt ly that In i.ifiide.l m striM' . ...
LAll'iK Sfe! "iv ol- y ; t-rsi t rT 1 ? J ?T t- '1115 5 : at I lie root of this trouble. Il ads ;,s a (liidei,,- tllC lliecllilUlC Ul'ts. 1 lo W 11 IT alb I gl lt-
:i'!tITl lit' X l 'ilF'I 1 i - lklJil! il I II . I 1 ii 2 J 1 ' evacn aid in c.s.-s oi I n opsv. . ioi.t. I .ravel, and . . , ,. - r
. V. !! ivn ,i. c,v,.(,r .. . r . ; ail. tis",s,s in the hid, -e.-whi;.-it acts ..a the tor iin.l noise are astounding for a few
. I A 1. 1. MM ,s OI , Ur,'PCC r-lninrit llirr-rC ! s.olaacli as a Ionic. it moderately aoeeler.ttes ...
Fxrrkio" Rarhpr 9 inn I nciboi-b i.iudUiauui tii, i th-eii-eti'mi...,. .,ti,-..,.-..s..-a.es-t;,.. aeuon ..i moments.
Excelsior Barber Shop.
J. C. BOONE,
HAIR-CUTTING,
f s;-'Lv"! A!. ATI LNTI'iN" ISIVKN" To
C'sntiii'-r t Ij1!c1i4-?"! isii.I Ladies'' j
fl-.Mi.
I'Ar.r. and iiooni:, f;F.N"rs,
A n l ;;(: a bcr.ne in a
Ot-IT
rOOD
Ni:;:i;r.i r.v Tin:
tTT3 A 13 ToTr?."
Oil
SADDl.KS
rillPLF-S,
fOI.T.Ar.S.
and a'.l k:...d of liariiess Mock, constant':): eu
hand. !
Fruit CorTtii:iT.v.
AND I
Grochry Store
In the center .-stands the groat
f o;:LI-vS KZir. ink.
Itself as noiseless as the mighty wind,
as resistless as the sival inche. it move.-,
and creates all the thousand forms of
motion, speed or power we sec about
us. It gives one a grand idea of ine-
le froia r. patty pan to a printing
There are whole rows of 15al-
eock and other tire engines on exhibit;
sewing machine till you can't rest:
prinlingpressesof every kind and style;
knit tiugmahiues.greattpiartz crushers,
immense blowers (for ventilators,), spin
ning machines, down to tack.eyelet and
hair pin machines.
WHO GO THERE?
Everybody, the lame, the blind, the
deaf, the dumb, all find something
they can understand and appreciate.
I was Astonished at the number of
cripples, and to see how dottly they
squeezed through the crowd, persons
tii it one would think ouyht hardly to
leave home have come out bound to
see the big show, and for a wonder the
crowd, great sis it is, stands aside as a
rule and lets the poor, the weak, the
maimed have as good a sight as the
richest, the strongest and Die best, all
feeling that the growth, the pow-r, the
history which this exhibit symbolizes
sire such that every American citizen
that can crawl, feel or smell has a
right to unci should put in an appear
ance at this groat world's wonder, in
augurated and supported by the first
groat free and lasting republic on the
earth.
Tin: oiiofMis.
are enclosed with a chipboard 4ence 9
foi t high, Ki.obO feet, or nearly throe
miles long, ami embracing 2M acres.
The walks and drives average 7 miles.
The live main buildings cover
aces and private buildings and sill, 73
teres. This exceeds the area of the
London exhibition of 'i!'J, 51 acres; of
Paais in T.l. acres; and of Vienna
rn '7:5 by "i acres. It is conceded bv
idl competent judges that except in
pictures and statuary it far exceeds
any of those great World's Fairs.
YK. OLD I.Oli CAT. IN.
One of the places that attracted
most attention w;ts the old log cabin
of Massaehusett-s. Outside it wasn't
really a very good cabin.' The logs
were sawed pine timbers, laid fiat, one
on another, and the cnd3 morticed in
stead of being rejiulsirly notched. Of
Co. use there could be no chinking and
daubing, and it had altogether too good
;i pine sawed shingie roof to be a real
good imitation of an old fashioned log
cabin. Inside it did first rate, though.
There was the old tiro-nlace, and the
strings of apples and pumpkins over
head ah.r.g the beams drying. An old
almanac of 171)3 and another of 1810
hungat the side. The ladies in attend
ance were dres-spd in old fashioned
costume, and many of tliem beingquite
oung and rather good looking, they
receive:) a great deal more attention
than the same number of hundred year
(Mors would have done.
Here may be seen Peregrine "White's
cradle, being th? rot king abode of the
baby that came over in the Mayflower.
Henry Pet-ck can make a better looking
cradle nowadays, I know; whether he
can give it the age, and put as good
looking a baby in it as Miss White is
sai l to have been, is doubtful. He
w ouldn't want to put a White baby in
it anyw-ay, we presume, considering
the number of people of that name
that live in this village.
Several old fashioned bonnets that
look as if they were patterned afterthe
ones worn at our "old folks' concert,"
here some time ago and a calash or two
hung up about. Gov. Kndicott's chair,
two hundred years old. Though, for
the. matter of ancient furniture, we
slopped at an old Aunt's in' Massachu
setts who could duplicate the furni
ture for both sige and quaintness any
time of day. Two girls quilting an
interminable quilt, looked grandinoth
eily in the paint and powder of yore,
with big puffed sleeves.
Just outside of the cabin proper is
;i lunch rooin witli the cheapest bill of
fare on the ground, and good too, but
you can't get near it for the crowd.
Hero is the menu :
NKW r.N.ir.ANl) I". ILL Or FARE.
lie.ms, Uread and Ibitter
Tea ami Coffee, per cup,
Pumpkin and Apple Pie,
"Yankee Doughnuts
The inevitable Sandwich
TOO DF.AK.
At most of the restaurants in the
grounds too big prices are charged en
tirely. At ail our lunch counters 10c
fur a cup of tea or coffee is an outrage,
oc n cup is enough and the traveling
public should insist on this change,
and it would really help the lunch men
if they could only see it.
sOMi: MANTLES AND TIIlNoS.
Tn the Russian department there is
a malachite mantle valued at 0,000,
tures of the fathers, the great of olden
time. Here swings in state what is
left of the old Liberty P.eil that onc
tolled out the tocsin of freedom, and
hero is the room where that grand old
document
Till: Dl.f LAHATION OF I N I) KP r.NDEXf E
was signed, with the chairs standing in
the same position in which the mem
bers sat stt that memorable meeting,
and the pen and ink stand with which
and out of which the Declaration was
signed. The building was commenced
in the year of our Lord 1732, find was
occupied by the Congress of the L'nion
from 1775 to 1781. Here we must close,
our Centennial letters. Many of you
will see these things with your own
eyes, and mayhap can tell it better than
I can. All who are interested can find
in Harper's Weekly beautifully illus
t rated sketches of all the wonders there,
the copies of which ought to be bound
and preserved by every family. Good
bye old Centennial! Good bye Old Inde
pendence Hall, deep, deep in our hearts
are en graven your images, but yet god
bye until the next Centennial, should
any of us that read ihe.su lines live s
long. Mac.
SIDE NO I lis OF TIIE FAIR.
Fine Show of Stock from Peter Morses'
and Solomon & Nathan's Establish
ment Show of Apples ami Pre
serves, Fine.
The bad weather Tuesday and Wed
nesday, made the entries to the Fair
comparatively light ; although the en
tries were equal to hist year, there
would undoubtedly have been more, if
weather had been favorable.
On ontei ing the building from the
esir.t, the case of elegant Roots & Shoes
from Peter Merges' ost iblisinent meets
the eye on the right, and the great va
riety of Fancy Goods from Solomon &
Nathan, our fancy goods merchants.
On thu north side was arranged it
fine show and :i great variety of corn.
probably as good corn as ever was
grown.
The show of canned fruits, preserves
ami jellies, was very line. There woro
specimens of bread and butter, and
Ciike in variety. The show of fruit
though not large, was splendid; as
large, an assortment of apples sis could
could be gathered in any State in the
Union. The ladies were represented
in fancy and ornamental work.
The live stock department was well
represented in horses, cattle, and hogs.
Mr. , from Iowa, had si pair of
mammoth Poland China hogs, and si
lot of pigs. Wm. 1. Porter hat) a lino
the 1 o we is. a nil ptoveri'd! v an-'in eat s t iie imn-
iar s- eietioii i, lilies and ch-aas.-s t he hheid,
tic.s ic'a. vin the cause of ho:!., carhancies.
scrofula, and a'i . rnpT ive :i;nl ci.iaiieoi:s tiis
ease. ; ifthifcs in'l..! a.'oi y. rile n,aat c and 1:1 n
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fie isi,:i,t ys. I ii'ds and te. runs lisi:cs ami
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arising from d'sonh :-s ol i?e urinary organs and
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Rerkshire sow, and a Poland China
boar. There was a fine lot of Rerk
shire pis in one of the pens; as they
took the first premium, the owner's
name, which we did not learn, will ap
pear with the official report.
ON" Kill DA Y
theol-1 man's walking match made more
fun than a little. Levi Walker and old
man Mettcer entered for tho race, and
started off shoulder to shoulder at such
a walker(V) Azro Smith said he csilled
that a "shack;" the horsemen called it
a "pace;" we think it must have been
"single-foot." Anyway Wsilker single
footed out on the back stretch, and Met
tcer "racked in home, when blankets
were thrown over both walkists, they
were duly sponged off, watered, and
bandaged, for the next year.
Young ladies equestrianship excited
a good deal of attention, as it always
does; little Miss Gilmore on the grey
pony carried off the prize from the
Misses, as she generally has. The la
dies riding, were Mrs. Metteer, Mrs.
Viall, and Miss Annie Swift. Mrs.
Metteer took 1st preminni. and Miss
Swift 2d premium.
Prof. Ilurlburt then exhibited his
wonderful trained team, driving round
and round, sind turning in most won
derful curlycues over the track in
front of the judges' stand, all without
bridles or lines, simply guiding them
25c ' by voice and whip. The Prof, then ex-
5c plained his system of training, and tho
llil I lid 1
The trotting was very good indeed.
P'our horses entered: Parmele's sorrel
mare, Dan. Johnson's grey horse. Pet
tit's black stallion, and Reese's roan
colt.
They trotted two and two, "Reese and
Johnson horse (Dick Strcight, driver),
went first, and the grey won.
Then I'armole and JVttit tried it,
and the sorrel mare won; time, best
heat, 2:55, which is very good time on
that track.
On the whole, Thursday and Friday
! mav be called a success, and had not
05c:
10c
id tho finest exhibit and
turn out In vears.
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