THE HERALD.
.ejSMfT JJ?'-,-!J-:JrJ A--U L J L'
FHOM THREE QUOTES.
TiinKE ffnovEs, Cass Co., Neb,
f
January 8thf 137j
Priki IThkald : Through the
lri:il an.I triumph of life, ne beheld
o, r glorious old Ontenniar year pass
away into the vicissitude of nature,
f rjr it is natural for old things to fade
away and new ones to take their place.
Within our own community and so
cial eir.-Ie, we bid farewell to the old
yt-ar, and welcomed the New Year in
with jung and festivity at the Union
Clnrrch, about which I shall attempt
to give a short sketch.
The festival was opened with singing
from choir; ' and organ accompani
ment. Mis3 liell Daily presided very effi
ciently at the organ, and with a little
laore force and practice will become
m . 1 . Ml' A. M. It..
one or tne moat unuiant siars, vi wie
ge in which wo live.
The music, speaking of it in the
i-lighlv-st manner, was s enchanting
j m I f xbilarating us to eradicate all
faints from the hearts of everyone
present, and filled their sou's with glad
re.'?'. After this followed a short me
ter prayer by Rev. Hall, then com-nil-need
tli3 chattering and prattling of
onversatiosi, which was a general in-di'lgi.nce-
Al 8 o'clock snpper was announce-d
and the whole auditory touk a general
sla-npede for the festive tables, put
ting one ill mind of a ilock of sheep
run;."ig vr-.a barn floor; after some
con fusion,5 about 40 were seat eddied the
rrin being put into immediate action,
s.tlled the plaintive "air of "tramp,
tramp Cue boys are marching." while
the unseated guest receded and wait
ed like Marys "little lamb," un'il their
turn.
The Tables were bounteously , and
i.bundanlly spread with all kinds' of
Fweet msafs and eatables that one's
iieart could wish. Af tor all had finish
ed their gormandizing mastication we
had the pleasure of listening to a few
Ift ief remarks by Rev. Hall which were
nouud and instructive. Returning
again to the musical part of the even
ing's entertainment. The pieces were
-veil rendered of excellent selections
and the voices mingled so harmonious
ly and melodiously together, as to pro
duce great efficacy upon the audience;
but devoid in a great measureof that
bas33 primo, basso secundo, and bas
so profunda, which shook the very!
walls of the ltue brick.
Causing the hearls of tUe pco;.le to glow and
quake.
And through the atmosphere diil n-vcrberate,
Makin the blood of the listener coid.
A ihey sat i: their pews so urave and held.
The proceeds of the festival were
i0.5, which went in support of their
paster.
At 10 o'clock all indulged in tha L.
51. Doxology, and benediction ro
jtounced, we were dismissed, and all
went on their way homeward, rejoic
ing and singing as they went.
Your excellency,
lIOIIKX-ZOLLEn
THE STOR OF It 1 ASMS.
It was during the summer of 1873
that Mr. Iinnett bg.in to pay marked
attention'to Miss M.tr. HNe had the
seat of honor on the box of his coacii.
.She w.ts the honored guest on board
hi yacht. The ensuing winter tlt".v
vere scon much together out driving,
at the theater, tit receptions, at dinner
parties, at the opera. and soon u was
reported thit they were engaged to be
uarried. The march was regarded a
brilliant one by the young lady's friends
specially as the voting people sccm -d
devoted to each other. The friends
of Sir. Rennett and his illustrious fath
er were equally p!eased. though some
"Alio were aware thai the young gen
tlf toan had an erratic, impulsive, un
fortunate temperament, and h id been
.several times engaged, had their fears.
It was premised, however, that Sir.
Rennet t was really most devoted to
Sli.-s May, wh.- is a very charming
your.g lady and they hoped for the best.
Mr. Rennttt is not a lady's man. He
rather avoids ladies' society, iinding
more pleasure in that of gentlemen, in
clined, like himself, to polo, yaehiing
and atLlttic sports. His greatest fau't,
now so generally known thai it is no
secret, was his liability at any moment
to go on a spree. Laquor gives many
meu a dull nature; it so affects Mr.
Rennett, intensifying his impulsive
ness, obstinacy and Scotch suspicion,
and deadening tho many noble quali
ties of head and heart which charac
teme him when he is "himself." Rut
it had been some time since he had
b'-en on a spree; lie was too assidious
in his attentions to his fiancfe; he was
too much interested in his preparations
for the introduction of polo at Jerome
Park; he was looking and conducting
himself generally so much for the bet
ter, that all his friends began to hope,
this time, there would be a marriage.
It was rumored tint a date in May
had been fixed for the nuptia s. Sud
denly, as these even. a always occur
and just as he had so often done before
the prospective groom went oT on one
of his unfortunate sprees. The prep
arations for the wedding were prompt
ly suspended.
The spree over, the unfortunate man
once more in the full possession of his
really splendid faculties, was the pic
ture of remorse. His fiancee- wrote,
offering to release him. He wrote
frankly, acknowledging that he did not
think himself worthy of her, saying
that, once married, her influencw over
him would be all powerful. Of course
she relented.
After last summer's season of Polo
at Jerome Park. Mr. Dennett went to
Newport and started the game there.
His betrothed, her brother and other
members of the family were his hon
ored guests tWoughout the season at
Newport. AV'ith the return to town in
the autumn came rumors of the arrival
from Piiri nt tliA wil !inr t ritis:lll.
on which the custom offleials wfie
Biiid to have deni.tnde.1 .sJ.O'JO. The
nuptials were to be private. One day i
there crathered in t.li. ?.r:.v in:ms n i i
small but select eire'e of relatives and
friends, and there was a fair vuiinj I
liride arrayed in lier simtlrss wliite,
and there was a Cl.r-ytn m to make
th twain on-; but there wan no bii.le
prooin. Another letter and ;tnt!ier
forgiveness. The iH.iirrmmt f.ttlivr
would consent only on condition that
the groom should m,ike a mari iay K:-t-tlemcut.
The grtxmi objected; th
lavvs of th S:ate make sutitcierit pro
vision. Pitrental ciinsent w;is finally
given to the selectien of another elate.
A wedding tour on the Continent w. s
decided on. 'Un tho evening before the j
day the old, -unhappy story was repeat- j
eel, with aggravating circumstance's, j
WhPn J.Ir.Tiennett left the house the i
ladies were in tears. One of the broth- !
ers cume in, found them crying nnd I
askHl thecauw. What followed is now j
History. N. T.Snn.
Lettert JBojz:
(All communications for this (lopartnieint nnst
he lal uly written on one Kide of the- priper.
contain no personal or improper aUu-dons and
lie aeeoinpacied with the writer's hkai. unriie
thoiiich It i.ecd not newssnrfly he siuued t" the
article written. Cnv;iiltMit. cumlo as they
like about that, hut must inform us privately
of their real names.
TLATTSMOUTn. Jan. Sth. 1877.
Editok IIei:ald: We girls (at
school) were talking, and wondering
if it would be allowed to have puzzles
in your letter box (to fill it up "kindy,"
if there were not enough letiers), and
we thought it would make it more in
teresting sometimes. These puzzles
are of my own manufacture.
- Biddy IJeklin-da O'BraEN.'
NUMERICAL ENIGMA NO. I.
I ara composed of ten letters
Sly 4, 2, 10, 7, is a mode of -death.
"" 7, C. 2. 8, is an insect.,
" 1, 4, 2, 8. is an interrogative prono'n.
" 2, 3, 4, is a tree.
" 7, 9, 8, is a verb.
y. 4, 3, G, i3 a part of the body.
" 4, 2, 3, 4, is an artie'e of food.
M 1, 5, 0, 7, is a part of a bird.
Ans. next week.J
ANAGRAM NO. I. ADVICE TO CHI1
DKE.N.
Spe akwhe nyouar espo kentoc orae
wh enyouar ecal led.
DROP LETTER PUZZLE NO. I.
A-l-s-o-g-l-t-a-g-i-t-r.
13. B. O'Brien.
NUMERICAL ENIGMA NO. II.
I am composed of nine letters. .
My 1, 5, 8, 3, is lamentation.
" 1, 8, 4, is a giri's abbreviated name.
" 7, 9, is a preposition.
G, 2, 4, is a material for burning.
" 8, 3, is an article.
My whole is a race of men.
ANAGRAM NO. II.
Dru nkaness isap airo fspec tacle sto
seethe dev ilan dallh isw orks.
DROP LETTER PUZZLK NO. II.
M-k-h-y-h-u-h-s-n-h-n-s. A proverb
Ada Fay.
Hock Bluffs. Jan. 12th, 1877.
Fkiexd Herald: I see that the
"letter fox"is still alive and I wiil write
a slKn tletter for it.
As a great deal of snow has fallen,
we vpect to have a'good time, riding
down hill, skating, sleih-ridinp, etc.
There have been several shooting
matches here for heef and turkeys, and
ilr. Karnes has proved to be about the
best marksman that has shot, I believe.
A number of the Peruviana have
been spending tfee yacaticn with us,
but returned to resume their studies
at the Normal.
n' i , j 4: m . . . .
11 k iiiiu luuu iituisu) itiiii.,
i h.irirnrhm Mr Sine vh tr,.-,h,l i. s
to apples.
In last week's i?sue, there aiipeared
a lener winen seenieu to ne .sjuit! 1
some one; and in the letter was the ex
pression: "saying a few remarks to hi
scholars," which I think is improper.
It eeems to me it would be better to
convey information to the readers, in
stead of scoring ane another.
"N'ishiii? the "letter box" eueceFs," I
remain, yours trtt'y, Sxekzek.
Sunlight, Neb., Jan. 7, 1377.
Mr. Editor : I a:u a little boy 7
ye.irsold; I can't write very well yet,
but I will do tha b3t I C.ia. I like to
read the clwidrea's letters ; I used to
rea.l them in th? weekly Witms-i.
I have two iittie brolhers, Eddy and
Wilhe; Pa s.iy we will ;t!l b insn
some day. if wa live. I go to school
every elay; Mr. Hardy is our teacher;
he i.s a very good teacher.
I inasi not make my letter too long
this tinu, for it is the first one I ever
wrote. Charley IJoduitt.
Another r.iaiuu Hine Case.
Trotit the Chieasu Time.
Salt Lake, City, Utah, 13we. 2S.
The Flagstaff mine, Litil CM: on-
wooil, one of t!r bst niia s i;i Ut i'n.
has been seized by A. (1. iliKit-r, sent
out from Lonion lv th; Fiastiiil
ertv. JJrwin Davis, a well kuovn Cil-
ifornia sneftil.tfor. uluttl tiie mine in
London sotn year.s ago, receiving nn
enoriMMtis sum for Ii is servi'..-e.s, ami al
so holding ii large interest in tiie mine.
To run tin Ihe stock in London u lew
dividends were declared, Davis loaning
tlie company the necessary money and
liol lin? the mine as security. He lias
had control of the mine for about three
years, and taken out much ore, but ti3
the company get no returns, Hunter
has come for the property. Davis'
manager. J. X. II. Tat rick, vras iu Oma
ha when a Jutice of the l'eaee put
Hunter in possession. Heavy litiga
tion is expected to follow. The Flag
staff is close to the Lmnv.i mine, and
has many features as to its sale to the
13iglisii, &c, similar io tii.it no.ed prop
erty. Flagstaff stock has fallen from
22 to less than 1. Hunter says he is
hacked hy the English stockholders to
the extent of S5o;j,00 ), and Davis is re
puted to possess immense wealth .
'Patrick of Omaha," seeras to becom
ing out genera ly.
ComstI're Vaalrllt's Will.
Commodore Vanderhilt leaves all his
property to his stm, Win. II. Vander
hilt, who is to pay the following he
quests: Half a million each to his four
daughters; to Come. ins Vandtrbiit.his
son. the interest on t?r;rt),U00 ; to Cor
nel ins J. Vanchniuit. son of Wm. II.,
32,i0O0,00U; to his wife, rJM.Ono, in
addition to the SOOO.OU') settled oi: her
at ilarriage, together with his mansion,
f urniturtJ, plate, horses, etc.. In a ldi
tion he leaves a million tobe tlivi ied
among a list of names which he has
left with Win. II. Vauderbilt.
Among minor legacies are: to the
fsMiii y physician, Dr. Laisby. 810.000;
to Captain James ilraisted, former em
ploye, 34.0;);); Lambert Waideli, an old
111 ne,K's":"WJ; lograndin, n.
J - 1 horn, -,(00 ; l;tV- Dr. Deems,
f,100JiV
Co. ne.ms
li). li. .tuderrillt, hid Sulla :
and William, and Samuel
Darton, nephew of the Com nv dot e. are
-entoi s of the Wi'd and
iruMrm.
The coiiiiil e;ive.-i to the
tiie eajii.-JiI a m'k of tiie New York
t'eiitial and Iln Jiwi River railroad
To Win. K. Vanderliil , another grana
son, 2J,0!o sliare.s of the sarao s.oek.
dvliverable at his majority. To (leo.
Vauderbilt, another grandson, 2o,C0
shares of the same stock undtr tLe
same restriction.
"I should think vou would be asha
ed to pitch into th.it iiltte h-iv." s u a
pedestrian, as h - ci.ight a bit bootbl i--k
cn.Ung a sma I awshov. ' Ye weti'il,
hey?" sneered the hid. as he gavf Is
no - ie a wipe. "D'ye think I.' g for a
big boy and tret ajl pmind d up?"
" .
A sveeJv occupation the llorist. -
Mcbenrk'n Pulmonic" fcyrnp, Kea
Weed Tonic, and Maxjrakk Pill. Theso
deservedly celebrated and popular medicines,
have efleeted a revolution in tiie healiiiir ait.,
and proved tne fallacy t m-veral maxim liicli
have for so tunny years oliNtrueted Hie progress
if ruertieal xeier;ee. 'i'li I. Use supposition that
"t'oiisiiiiipiion is inc"ir.ii!e'leUned liYtik-i:ili!t
front attempting to lind remedies for that iM
c:te. and uatiiints leeoneil- d themselves to
lU nth without in:tkin;r an effort to po f.-olu I
a doom wliieii tliev suri posed uuavoidatile. it is '
now tiroved, however. I hat e'iiMi;i;ion rin he
cmcil and that it han hftn cured in a very great
imniher of cases (soaie ot them apparent! des
perate ones; ly Iienck's Pnlitiouiu Syiup
alone; n mi i.l other eases by tlie same meul
eit:e in ounce! ion with Seheiiek'S ."Sea Weed
Tonic and .MaiKtrake 1'ills. one or !oth, accord -in-;
to the requirements tl tiiv ese.
fir. Hchejiek himself who enjoyed uiiintej rupt
orl i'iiiuI lifullli fur murp than fortv vears. was
! iip:.sed at .mi time t im at tiie very sate
oi neat a, tiis puysieiaii pioiiouiM-inji ma i.ic
hum-let's, and abandoned, him to his fate, lie
was cured by the aforesaid medicines, and
mnee his recovery, many thousands similarly
allceted haveu-ed Ir. NchencU's preparations,
with the sjme temairCaole success.
Pull directions jicccnipai:y each, making it
not absolutely necessar to personally me J)r.
Scheuek unless patients with their luns exam
cd. and for this purpose he Is professionally at
hie principal olllee. Coiner Sixth and Arch Ss.,
Philadelphia, every Monday, where all letters
for advice must he addressed.
teheiiek's medicines are ohl Ly all dmg.-h-ts.
VIOK'S
Fioweranti Vegetable Seeds
ar planter) hy a million people in Ann rica. See
V cU'b Cutalojjue lUusirattoiin. only 2
cents.
ViaUs Floral Guide, Quarterly, 25 cents
a year.
Vick's Flower and Vegetable. 10 cents,
with legatit cloth cover" l.n.
All my publications are printed in English
aud German. Address.
JAMES VICK. Rochester. N. .
jrtirj"ry T
177.
NliW YOIIK
is?;
The different editions of the .Sua dining the
next year will ho tiie same a duiiiiir the ye:ir
that lnis just parsed. Tiie l lily editions wiil
on week iliivs he a siieet of f.nif pa:.es, a ad ou
Sund.ivb a Naee-t of ei il.t pasres. r.'n broad col
iiiuns wiiil. the weekly edi. it.u wii: he a sheet
of eijiht paes ot the same l.:nciiuiis a'td char
acter lh:it ai e aii e;td familiar to our li iends.
The will coniiiiue to he the Livt.uous :id
vocale of n foi ui and iv'.rei.eliiiietil. and of tne
suhsiiti'.tion of statesmanship, uisdom, and iu
tej.rit v for hollow prVteuc.. i.uhe; -lily and fraud
in the administration of public affairs. It i!l
contend tor llic uvei iiiiieiit of the people by
the people i'.nd lor the j-cople. as o;;).med to
Koveinnieiit by frauds in the ballot -l-x and in
t tie countii!!.' of votes, enforced hy niuitaiy io
lence. il will endeavor to sitpply its n: a tiers a
body now not far from a million of souls with
the most careful, complete, and trustworthy ac
counts of current events, ana wii! employ for
this purpose a numerjud and carefully selected
statf of lep liters' and correspondents. Its re
ports from Washington, especially, will be full
accurate, and fearless : and it will doubtless
continue to deserve and enjoy the hatred of
hose who thrive hy pli'.iidenng theTreat:iy or
tv usurpiii!' what the law does not give tl.etii.
while il will endeavor to merit the confidence
of the public bv defendim; tiierihtsof the peo
ple against the eucivachiiieiJl of unjust. lied
power.
The price of the daily Siui will he c nts a
muni h or S".5t a year, post paid, or with the
Sunday edition K7.JO a year.
Ihe fcund.iy edition alone, cig:.: pacs, s
a year, post paid.
1 he Weekly i
paces of .V. Viro ii e-d-
unius, ill be fur: islu il diam
1.
at the-
of a vear. potp iid.
The heiieiit ei t his I r re re'lueih.:)
previous rale for ti e We ! y can be
individual suhseribt-ts rti.i"ilt the ft
;u."i ii'f
i'-s';ty ':
m-'k'n V.p clubs. A! 1 lie v li,: e. i. ,.
our fi.t mis eh:i;:,e !o ai'i :i: .:'a.l !.;;:: : ;. -a-la:0.!,
wo m ill be .iMli-fa! to Ih.u.i.. J'il ee:y
si:'j;i p I'oti wim M'ilas IIS leu or in or-' -..!' .er.-'-e:s
fit.-in etie place wit! h? eii'.h-.e 1 '. i:.e . '
fifth" t-ier for hitxwlf wtiJ o.t eti;i! -.. jxt
j ,(f;.e dr:i-r a ve r, ; i -- ten !. t li ."- e": t.,-:' s
! "fnier and pr.n: it-z arc barely rop-'hl : aiai. Oiin -
I seier!;v t :ii Sic o; tl'.e slieei ai.o tne p'.'.iiy : 1
i lis ,-.i, letits. we are rohi.Urnt t.ie . ( ;.! w.d
consoler the vye. hiy un t tie cneanesi v. spa
per puhiis.ie.t in ;:ie woim. ana we m.s., ua-u
uaei-flhe lervti.'S'. Ad-:i"-s.
'f il li Si'N. .e',y York Citv, N. Y.
1
1877.
5 4 t
OHICAGOFOST.
THE PEOPLES NEWSPAPER.
CjEiZEJIZESSrjANIi BEST.
REPUBLICAN IN POLIICS!
APopuh.tr Ntic wiper, a Wel'-oine 17--itor
in Ecery Home, within the
reach of ec-ry one.
The tnartazers or the i'.'-t take pleasure hi ;in-
h;K it.ithineetith ' ar of exMenee.
i:ie I'm iskuiiMii to tin jieo:':'-1 1 tne t":
; t'ie l!iicoli!;'ii'i!i;il. e-jio:iMil of wmhij;
I ite li-:ii h-s li'-o ik:.i f (: 1 1 t.ii.t. Il ha. . ur
in; tiie pie.M icni i, i I'xcitcitieiit aiiU in tite.s'ir
l in eV'.-iit l tiiis l-'a.l in t"hc:i an I oVer U.e
v.iiule couutiy. tar.cii a i-..iUo:i v. iilch
lini joined for it thoi:w?s f Ft 7--trh
in the Loy il People of the Nui tuiccsi.
It hts aIvcM-atcil tiie success f the
REP UJSL ICA N PA RT Y
Hut i'.t tt;c sa::ie time It has in no manner e-;-ti'iiuateil
tiie lauli-. r cir:i of lliose
j t!i;.t pi.i t f:ini:y of ovris.lit or t;aii--re-.-to,!.
' It h:i never turi:eti lu.ith In Hi wh;ti it oclieveJ
t! t-e ihe n.itil of ilcty, tii-r wish 1 it. re.tileis
or the jiaiiiie. A . in i iie j..ist s.i in tili; liiliue.
l he i'of v. ill h'; It ill: ul in jinlit ies to
Favor th'i ctnyii'j out to the hJtir the
Constitut ion tl Ameii lmeuts that were
the oni.i ruiciit of I'.'i'.- tr.tr; an I of awh
, i,-,,idaiija s uuii nsi,sc this coutrj
to pro.qnrii;i utt-l Jin jwiul sonjvln
,r;i;l,t't i
-s v ? ;;,'; or ar'.'ttrantt
sliuciiin-j tin i'..
1 2" nu lid.
,i t'.'.i":y is e"iili'e of
' th.HiJ'ti'iV-', an.'i vi:
t hcu.eMiy emleaw
In till Us depiiriiiii Ms i!.ei'( will l.e e;n-Iili.-.i
uMiiy
A XEWSVAPFAl,
Ami while l;ei'i:j a il.iily r' ilex of event, it will
uevei t iieless iiiiniiiT'in it riiaf.nMrr fin il"c,-i,.-y
iinil fioinl tiusie iSa will m::ke it ::n ace!-unLr:e
visitor in every v.cll-ordeivtl home, it- col
utmis will bp. jutrued of every iinleeertey. :uiJ
ii tiKniey c:i:i or will luy any of its simce tor
tlie iniiine of any ll.i gii i.iiate' cr ii.iii:ii...l call-ii.-'.
In order to meet tlie t eces iities of tlie tiiiiec.
tlie i ieej, of tlie iVwt li.ive l-f eu ti.cil al tij
following rates wliicli in. il.ee it by fur I he. c.e;.j
est iievsp.iperiu the .orliivvett :
DAILY. I'ostiii-e lY-i:!,
One Vear ?T.w
sis MouUis, :; ;,;
'iitlee .Molitlis t.TJ
AVEEKLV, rosti'-s
IM!d,
' 111 C!ius xi 1 ive, out- y.-r, .. .
lilt illesol leu, oi.e ce.r.. . .
In t !i;!':f t" I'lit y. 4-11-.- ye;.r
til L inus of l'iity, oi:e ye.ir," "
..(...
Thesf are tlie l.vve?st r.-it-s e,r: rf:red !i
U. i). f-r .1 Sl-vi-e;;iS W.-i-Xly ;;"). ; trif 1
ill) c eii-e lot vi-tt i:tii Je. .:: i: .- i '.'.
I !-t y-'!:r it, i .-!i:-eVo t-. r.- .. .. t!
e.-.i d i; re ; i; t . . , i n . .
:onl we vv.'.i sen,t yo't Li:e 1'...'" r .' - - i', i
;i -e p;iiU. Aikiit ss
TIIC TOST, CL'e:-
W. D. JOKES'
LIVERY STABLE,
PLATTSMOUTII, STA
T.!ij rowri: f;T.vrr.Es in n.-ittsmoniit
!i:ive just leen le:ne;l liy Ir. Jmir-s. ?e-.l
Lc Wi!l ?)( it a ue-.v an. I ii; rii5.-w. le livery en ?!:!
a;V-r tins lt. 'the ihiost Tiv best of lioitr
aiiii cariitigfs alvtnys ietdy in lot.
Horses kept for Sal
or to Trade.
ITORSES TRAINED AND BROKE.
ALSO
I desire to give notice tliat I hnv a l.irre.
hntidsoiiiu lrick erua. v, itii iilenty of n-i-m er
fn.rses a:iit wafi.iia. J eau .ut 'fitrinrrs toc!-.
tier cover, n. tlie ilty. llenn n.i . r this.
1 li;iji;iiii k.I iiiy .. i:ttions fur t:ie:r wv.y
f.ivi.i-i, 1 Miiicit llieir ti . .in lit tl. new l-i-cn.
fi.'.t .-iiifil 1 c;:n :ie:-:)r.ini".l:ie liiesn betf.-r alii !u
lfetltT by lliem t.h.:'U ever Lie I ore. 3-yl.
Fopest Tap;
For Throat, Lungs, Asthma, and Kidneys.
9
Forest Tar Solution,
or Inhalation for Catarrh. Consumption,
rroudmi, and AsUinia.
orest Tar Troches,
or 8or Throat, Hoarseness, Tickling Cough and
furilymg the UrvatU.
ror Ilealine Indolent Sores, Ulcers, taits. Bnras, '
and lor files.
Forest Tar Soap,
or Chapped Hands.' Fslt Bheom, Ekln .
the Toilet and liultu
Diseases,
Corest Tar Inhalers, 1
tr or Inhallnsr f orCatarrh, Consonmttoa. Asthma. :
Tor Sale hit alt Druggist.
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DEALER IX
HEAVY ifc FANCY
Dffii
Of all kinds.
Sheetings, Canton Flannels, Cotton Bat
tiniss, and Woolen Goods.
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ltd. tmA.
et9 FIaisiBel9 Mie
Fine heavy IMPORTED BE AVE It,.
For Overeoals.
GPvOCERIES
Or all
ffee Mocha, Java and-Rio AriMicu
le's Colcbralejl-Roasied, ant! Fine
G roil iul .Toffees.
A1TD EIGHT O'CLCCE BREAKFAST COFFEE..
Ci .- -;, .
neys, Lanip
ha I-2igh33t Pri33 Paid
fomcand IZxaHiine
" i i : . ' - .
nt.-mr ,Jm ci
Grt Men::ti:o ."o"'le:-e. Kco'iitk, f.irva. o
the lisiissio ii. 1'ro'. . n. H. !! !!.:. 11 - it r;t! I
V-.itia-'i-r. .;he;-eni -t year. A!"-;:; -l.xty ioi-i
l.o -i oey .-11 e;,.-..ses, I ir .M :!' ! 1 1 1: :.-: U '
unit S: -i: i. i '.-r ;1 r I't-.K-irn !'":-.?-
li I -i.l )';-r. -t.-f-i. A"ea'v
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l" ti-il. Inmie!. ' -s :; iie. r : .Vnv.i-
c itlon. A'hlrev. 1'a y" '. -t "oiie; heoknK, Iowa.
Stale win-re yott :-;'.v t'.!-; ai vt; l' : inetit. Ily!
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f::ed cC- livejit stable.
al:
At th; oi l Hya'.t V.x
111 Ii;:it-::iniut'l. ?".i!.
. !:itJy Jones' stah'.e)
.'ill keep co-ivtaniTy an
:: n:i;a'ier oi
worses tor Sale.
Tip httvitt.r an-1 .e!;n;r of frooj Ii-ir-es made
i'.k- s;n
; v at 1 .it; L'.i.-a.ie.-
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wil'i K"niie1ii.r.vo, fur L;-.ili
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TIS CALL AND E.YAjIINE
MY STOCK FOR S M.U.
11-yl. . E. I'AIiMELE.
Druqs
IWedicines
AND
T7.T' A T. T.
Hi
Ail Iciptr 'il-uiiii-u
Charge.'
IlC
ALSO DEALER IN
lioncry, Magczines,
AND
PrcJrrlvo,J' i-arefil!y Coinponntled
try tin tlxprrieccctl Irus5l.-;f.
uriiEMLKK the rr.ACi:.
COR. FIFTH A MAIN STREETS
I'LATISMOUTII. Men.
MIKE SCHNELLBAGHER,
ttLJi CICSJHi Tii
UOnSC SHOEING,
ASD.
WAOO.V KEPAIUIN'G.
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All kinds of
-Mill IMPLKilEXTS
mended
NeiVy tf- Promptly
:0:
IlOi'Sl.
--s
v ilvt."itl,.
In short, we'll shoe anything that has
four feet, from a Zebra to a Giraffe.
Come and sec us.
F1w shop
?n Flfth 'St-. tetwcfll JJait: ami Vine Rlrceti.
I jusi jniss liiccyinei iiu.'!!
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the XEiv IIKJkAJ.il
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PROVISIONS,
Kinds.
M i- - Kf. irk:' Vary's r f5"-J
; ur 'Q J
LaattM'iis, j iinp
Ciii m-
- black, Eic.
far all Country
1 I Ij .UU.
r:?r Stock
Before
V.
KB
A Oil.
MiAI.r.K I.N
TO
SAFE CHAIRS,
L-;iincs, lables, Bedsteads,
KTC. KTC, ETC.,
Of All Descriptions.
METALLIC BURIAL CASES
wiTmmmWd
" -J'l"!" "
Of all sizes. rtMily nui-le r.iul solJ cUe.ti' for e.v-li
Wit't nrniy t'i:i:iks for prist p itronag. I kr. i;
iiivitcall to c:ill snd rx:M'.!ii.e my
L.UIC.i: STOCK 6?
4r.tf. Fnisin r.;: am cof'sxs.
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ROISUUT Bu NELLY'S
AND
BLACKSMITH
SHOP.
Wujon, Bu'jy, Machine 'ind Phno re
piniriii'j, and yentral jobbing.
PETER RAO EN,
The old Reliable Wagon Maker
fc;ist;ikcti c!ittrj.f of tlie wa;oii Rlicp.
lie is well known as a
NO. 1 V.OIIKMAN.
Tirrv Xi'?.DTi n!! Knisifn tnttile to
etnlci'.
sa i i siwe Tio.v ; u .vita tti:e n.
i;; .) mi5i str.-i't. tiite St reteht's 8tr.b!e.
Hatt the Butcher
l-.n.s it j;-.;. tf t:tKen tb fi'l l nnI offers li!s
s: i'vi--" to '.V,c j'liMic in !iiso!ii sitnd,
jirojiui'iHl to t'uri:i.-li tlie ht of
3
GAMa FISH, eft F0VL,
Storf , MitU H Mail
pi'.trir.a!?e, I solicit a ron-
Opposm .lohiismi k Jirur
airs stre'tft, I'lattSuiouM.
lirs.-ka.
jo
o Of pUZh
A. . JI ATT.
I
My
wsn
An J always keep on
FOOT-GEAR FOR YOUNG and OLD.
BUTTON AND HIDE-LACE, FOR CHILDREN. ' MISSES AND LA
DIES. SEWED FRENCH CALF-SKIN ROOTS, and in fact
one of the most complete assortment in the country for the . . ,
LOWEST CASH PPICES
tiosfiil.lp.
1
6 'i-A r??- ?i
Como and bb Convinced.
2V.y
fBY A BOX OP Til IS AXE
AM. CM KM
MfC.Co.
4 PCL.'SVf
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for Printers.
ENGLISH II
News, Book and Job Inks.
all warranted of Superior
qnality. No cheap or In
ferior irradeg of Ink mada
by us.
JJNCELSIOJi
PRIXTISG INK CO.,
MANUFACTURERS,
(Formerly of London. England!,
1S4 A: ISO JTIONKOH ST., CHICAGO,
-Ajitl 13 Barclay "Street, Kew Vorit.
THE PARKER GUM.
SEND STAMP FOR CIRCULAR
PARKER BROS
WEST MER1DEN,CT.
j ifeZ .
! t28T" Ab our adveruaer not tnada his dverti
Kent nltoirether distinct, we will Interpret snd elabo
rate it as fuliowi :
1 1C. li. FOOTE, 3r.l.,
Author of Plain Home Tnlk, Medical Commen Scorn,
Science in Storv, etc. 120 Lc-iinfrton Avenue (cor.
Ea- 3Sth StreetX New York, al Ixdkfkkdemi
Phtsiciax, treats all forms of Lingering or Chronia
Diseases, an-1 reoeivos letters from all jiarta of taa
Civilized Wobij.
By his ortijlnal ioav of conducting a Medical Irao
lirc, he b successfully trentJnir nunieTU!i psticnts in
K ii rope, the tVnl Indie, Eonilnloii ot
Cuuutla, and in every part of the United States.
j NO MERCUKfAL
Or deleterious drugs nsed. He has, daring the past
twenty three years, created sueeesfully nearly or quits
40.0DO caies. All facts connected with each case ars
cnrefully rcordii, whether they be eomraunicatetl hy
letter or in person, or observed by the Doctor or his
associate physicians. The latter are aU scienUno
medical men.
HOW INVALIDS AT A. DISTAJPSE
At treated. All invalids at a distance are tsqnirej
to anKwer a list of plain questions, which etictrs every
symptom nniler which the invallil Fufters. AU com
miuiirritioM trtvt&t ittrlctly conJldtMtal. A complete
ry-e:n of rcffisterinir 5 prevents mistakes or confusion.
Lisr, of questions Hent free, on application, to any pari
of the world. Sixty pass pamphlet of E viDBNcaa ow
Bl-ocess, also sent free. All these testimonials ara
Ixom those who have been treated by mail and express,
Ar vies in office, ob BY Man, FKKE or CBABflX.
Call on or address
DR. E. B FOOTE,
No. 120 Lexington Ave., K. Y.
JJanM io sell JrFcotcs Jlar'fi 7lome ThUc
and Medical Comirwn. SensezAIso
Jfr Fcoics Science in Story.
U t ' 7 441 taMti a www s- t ft-
MursyWllMishin forapajiy rm&7$dt
NEW YORK.
Dr. Berber's Tonlo Bowel and Pile PiHs.
These pills are an Infallible remedy for constipation
and pilfjs canted by weakness or suppression of th
perisUltic motion of the bowels. Tlir ery gently
iHcreaw the actinty of the intestinal c?sl, prudaes
soft stools and relieve piles at one. Thousand baTS
been cared by them. Price 50 cents, sel.t by ninil on
rewint of price. Prepared only by F. ALFilKD
ItEtCHARDT. PaAKHACisr, 4US Foubth Avesc,
Sew York Citt.
Dr. Barker's Compound rinid xtraxt of
Khubarb and Dandel-'oa,
The bct combiimtion of purely Tepablo mrdtchsl
to entirely replace Calomel or Hlue Pill. It stimulate
the avjr. incrms.) th,flow of bile, and thus remnv
stonco torpidity of thu liver, biliousness and liabitua!
eniKination. mil the disease arising from such aj
ty-i)Husia. siok had vche, flatulenae. etc The effeo
Civeneas of this Extract will be proved, visibly, at ones
to the patient, as one or two bottles are sufficient to
Blear tb.9 complexion beautifully, and remove pimp'es
and stains nused by live tTnubies. I Tics $1 per bottle.
& b-itiles, 55 , will b3 sent on, rer--ipt of the pries
to anv aridrcs. free of eliBrve rreparetl only by
P. ALFKBU R1SICUAH0T, PaausiaCisT, 402i'OtiBI
iTIUrt, Hill YOBK CtTT.
There is Money in it!
Exempt from Execution, and Net Perishable"
Special Inducements to the Trade.
AGENTS
Style 3. -
WANTED
Everywhere for th
WEED
Family as j SsEufacitiria;
SEWING
MAfiTTTNTIS.
Eetail' Price, (75.00. THEY ABE THE
Simplest, Lightest Banning, Beet Made and Host
Reliable Sewing IfacMsea in the world,
(ejut this out and renumber It.)
M ttT3gMa Co,,
63 & 205 Watasa Ave., CUsara, EL
ros SALE BT
h iff
ii a
urn rm
A MS
Just Received-Car Load of
received the PreniiuiB for the Ltrt st atid bost norUneiit of
T
AND TIIE KEST AND FINEST OF
S1
mm
hand tlie best of all gradei of
"MV trmttn i
J w - . w "
fi'oiife8aiCE& sales77 s
X trouble to show Goods.
P. MERGES.
S. WHITE,
DEALER IN
my
Jm?D GTIsrillZD G-OOIDS
Ladies rurnishing- Goods, Dress (ioods, I'erJtimory, Ilav
Oil, Soap, Paper, Collars, Ladies and Gents
Hosiery, Queeiisware, Flower Seed,
Glassware, etc.
LATEST IMPROVED
COAL-OIL LAMPS, SAFETY BURNER.
Flour, Corn 3Ieal and Iluckwheat I'lour. ,
V e aim t k ce p c v o ry t h i n g an o r d i i; nry
. household needs, and will sell
' you goods at such prices
that you cannot com
plain of hard times
any more.
BUY THE BEMT!
r
P5
This Macliino is oifered to the Public Upon
its Merits Alone.
Its LiyM and Still Running Qualities, and its JieU '-Threading Need I j and
St lf-Rcgrdating 2'ensionz, make it the Most Desirable Machine in the world,
FRANK CARRUTH. JEWELER,
AOENT, PLATTSMOUTII, NEBRASKA.
(mencral Western Office,
IKA.KENYON. 212 Eo?la Mrccf, tiirmnra, Vili.
Manager.
TUB GE-EAT
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American Organ.
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! The K-!t Or;ju. Aarly 73.000 la Vr.- Iidormed
i and l-'ully Va-ianti3. u"l Fall Co Try a Kmitb
i Buy.
RESCOT1 tSc HILL,
General Jl gents,
v COLUMDUS, NEB
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