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PLATTSMGUTII, NOV. 22, 1377.
A'sEraos on Die death of Mr. A
l. Ri'cd, of "Weeping Witter, will np--p.r
next week.
flov. C;;rbrr appoints Thurediiy the
;-.'. c.f November, as a clay cf fasting
- .) I'r;iver.
l'jn. Miiicr :md tha Sab. City Tress
- ::i to be luving :i tussel Tho lVe3
vi5P3 tho Doctor of Lein personal
.'Ton. Thornas Ilarkm lectures before
Young Me u3 LUt'iury Society of
hittsmouth on the evening of Dccom
cv .'. Uee.
Two jiuxdeed AND one dolliirs were
' ';f n up at Lincoln for Mr. Pinch the
.-t llibbon man at the l;ist lecture
lit livered there.
SriciDES run in stress it would
vm. The copy of.the St. Louis Globe-.n-moerat
that contained Coolb;iugh"s
i-uth also gave account of foir other
Jfatlis bv suicide.
Mn. ('.'has. W. Hicks, of E;igle, lost
:- J 1 last week on the way from Lincoln
f 3-:agle, his home. AVe hope some
'. r.n'-it man will find it and return it to
.vtr. II.. as he needs the money.
A Mr.. Cahv, of Xeb. City, shot liiin--r-;f
while examining a pistol, on the
. litb. At last arciMiuts he would sur
ive the wound, though it was a close
If "A Col'.ector of Itoms," at Blair
?.ld really know how wide of the
ak he or she shot, we feel sure that
such an attempt would be made
i In. Try less religion and mora chiir
: ' ; , friend, it works wonders.
'; old maxim, "Ba chaste and youTI
.L'.ppy," is contradicted point blank
1 i lilack Hills mm, w ho was chased
idles recently by a party of red-
. - ., r.r.d then wasn't happy.
is sometimes personified by a
; ed female clinging toaseawash
. bat a belter personification
V : :) a ba!d-l:ealed man buying a
'.! ' p:i-ent hair restorer. AVor-
. Press.
s . T I i o ra as Ken n a rd h as gone to
i;-.-.-:n Law again in Lincoln. Of-
. - ;ih side of sqn.li e, over Bohan
.' !. ' Why Tom! You'll look as
. as life. We'll slop with you
; : .. ) come to Lincolu again.
anu is demanding a protective
::. Who ever would have thought
. :- here, oli! where, are our free
"...'; tU-oiists left now? The late
.--'on i:i business and the fact
. ..1 are selling American "manu
; - in Ilug'ar.d below their own
, has induced tins change of
l ever pays to get too thk-k in
there was th2 Nebraska Siam
a ins, Dr. Miller and J. Sterling
'i, who for long years slept in
"""!: bed, drank the same toddy,
;' worshiped each other and
. 1 on all the good things of life
::". Xow a little railroad scpiab
: hurst 'em wide open and they
t men to each other no more;
u rate
lor:
PiiRiK and Miss Calder were
r: - by the Rev. Mr. Burgess, on
.; i tho ll'th ;4st., and left on the
-:; hot;i:d train. May the hand--'.
roh-cs of maU ii.'ioriial life bloom
tVeir home and the thistles of
.'i u ne'er sprout by their fireside
! ! :; s t eoTnc.
;avk Rax: a noted desperado,
k; !r;d two men at St. Elmo, 111.,
;!;: ted on t!ie lO'th.olFieer White,
I' ' no policemen wlio atterhted to
' : was f.hot and killed. He
;! '.'.rst desjtora'e character, while
' ' and shackled he never ceased
..nd berate the officers and the
! :: ,Tencral and glory in his crimes
r-.l-i-'eds.
'aw -evere fires have occured late-I'.-
I'ield I.eiter fire in Chiea
A "i " tensive one in St. Louis, by
h !:.. merchants exchange and
. 1 -lildings were swpt out of
r: , -, .-gain on th lS;h, the Dis
. v, paper. Pittsburg, and Bor-i-y
!:il3, FaH River, Mass., was
.. TL; to'al l.-s siuns up in the
r.-o xii-.l some Insurance Compan
i 1 . Iriel pretty severely.
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i; I ?.foalton, of Pennington Co.,
i- 'Laughing Sam and "The Kid."
stage robbers, in Omaha
ik. I'hoy will bt tried at Rip
'.; . ! probably bound over to
- r:r t v- U. S. Couit3.
. ' i umour says Bro. Ramsay
" v -.' i:ta way. our friend Rott
l!V erected a mansard roof
" , put a tin ear on the lar
I of his head and knocked his
: ;-"' g'lom come-
t;;- i.ist going on with this de-'.-.'.i
when "Gno. May ld dropped
i -i s common rumour is ah!
';-Jtg-;t3 she contorts; in short
-ii'a;. s like a huzzy, as she is.
ib-os3y yesterday, and he was
-": a'.e-.:t, t,o great damage done at
- ly i;id breaking out round th
'-, Cvrga says, when the Platts-
'5; i-.ald is rufrtioned.
the c-ur decided ugainsi the present;
Incumbent Prof J!acon that is to say,
that tiie board 'f p;:b"ic Laiuls and
Buildings have power to remove but '
not to appoint. -The Governor at onre j
(?) appointed Mr. Parmcde the gentle-
man who wan lately barred out by Prof, j
U icon. i
The Court may interpret these stat
utes correctly, but the IlnuALi) thinks
the i)eojde had Letter look sharp after
their law makers in future.
O.v a recent flying trip to Weeping
Water the IIkuald correspondent was
much surprised with the energy and
deteunination of the merchants there
shown bj,T the immense stocks of
goods they carry, and the rapidity with
which they get rid of them. The Reed
Brothers have their huge store from
top to bottom filled with all kinds of
goods. On the second floor they have
a room expressly for heady made
CLO'rnixo. of which they have some
thing for every taste, another room
contains pieces of dry goods which :re
taken down as they are needed in the
retail department, another room is sup
plied with boots and shoes, wooden
ware, The lower or main sales
room is filled from floor to ceiling with"
every variety of goods, which the gen
tlemanly proprietors with their army
of clerks aro always at hand to exldbit
and measure off to the crowds of cus
tomers who fill the store.
Nebraska. City feels bad over the
change in railway matters down there.
Here is what a correspondent to tiie
Omaha Herald writes:
Ihc Situation in Otoe County.
Nkbraska Citv, Xov. 12. We are
now just beginning to enjoy the com
forts of the new order of things since
the Midland or Nebraska Railwav has
fallen into the hands of the Jl. & M. R.
R. To-day we have a new time table,
giving the exact time of the departure
and arrival of one jirlcnj train a day
between this city and Lincoln. What
I mean by a- "jirkey" is one that con
sists of one old passenger coach and
fifteen or twenty freight cars, devour
ing some three hours to make the trip
between here and Lincoln, most of
which time is taken up by switching
and jerking the passengers' head off at
the littie stations along the line.
We are sorry for individual friends,
there, and we believe the, newspapers
at the time urged the proper course up
on the people, but had it not been for
the ungenerous and suicidal policy of
the mass of citizens led by interested
men in Neb. City, we should long ago
have had the Trunk R. R. built, and
both Plattsmouth and Neb. City would
have been comparatively independent
of all such accidents.
Somehow we have always felt that
their great friend, J. Sterling Morton,
had a big hand in defeating the build
ing of the Trunk Road time and again.
If so perhaps revenge is sweet.
(jOv.ii.vi:r.KH appointed Dr.Mathew
son, of Omaha, as Sup't of the Insane
Hospital, at Iincoln. It may be prop
er to say here, that while the citizens
of this place, and friends of Dr. Liv
ingston, made a strong effort for his
appointment, backed up by a large
portion of the medical fraternity of the
State, it is well known in this commu
nity that Dr. L. ma le no effort o". his
own behalf and that his opinion has
been fixed and openly expressed ever
since the es ahlishment of this institu
tion that the better way to provide for
its Superinteiid'Micy would be to obtain
the services oT ;i pliysici.in of standing,
a graduate of some of the well known
Institutions of the land which have
given their entire time and attention
to diseases of the brain. Dr. L. has
heretofore, and did this time, honestly
and sincerely recommend such action
to the Governor, suggesting some per
son whom Dii. (Ieav, of N. Y., would
recommend; Dr. Cray being an author
ity in such matters. Had this course
been adopted by the Governor it would
have taken the appointment out of the
realm of State politics and local jeal
ousies entirely, and been much better
for the State at larse. As between
residents of the State, we should like
to have seen Dr. Livinstou appointed,
at tlia same time our best wish is that
Dr. M. may prove competent, faithful,
and judicious in his management of
this hitherto much abused public In
stitution, and that he may fully and
completely jus ify the wisd mi of :he
Governor's choice.
Dr. Livingston was .ITere! this
same position at the very inception
and formation of an Insane Hospital
in this State. Gov. Butler pressed the
appointment of Supt. upon him, but he
advised the same course of action then
as now, and the result was the appoint
ment of Dr. Larsh.
THE CZAR IS GETTINR RE VI)Y FOR
HIS rilASKSUfVIMJ DINNER
Off Turkey.
Kars tiilv"2 Th Knssians apparent! j i
croTl!ii. tue k urus back s-.t
sill ji.:ints.
TYill I'.ii'.inJ Intefere to protect Iicr
Indian p2isesio:i3.
KAIJ3.
London, Xov. IS, 1877.
An offici.d Russian dispatch, dated
Veran-Kalth, Sundtiy, Xov. 13, stivs:
'"Tiie Russians carried Kars to-day "l y
storm. Tli? Iiattlc; preceding tiie onp
ture commenced t is o'clock last niglit
and terinina.td at S o'clock tlii. nioin
in;. Our trophies and lo-.st.'s are at
present unknown."
It is expected that Unhand will t;tl-:
soaie action soon, tn protect her inter
ests A general iuipr; ss; : prevails
mat iiieasurcB iociii towuru p-aee
will be favored l;y all t?.e rcait Euro-
pe.u Powers.
A Xev.iila paper announces tliat
2Ir. D. F. Fox, of gold hill lias fallen
heir to one-ninth of an uncle's fortune,
her share amounts to 320.000,00?)
RoaJn? :arth:jTi3!:o !ioeh? T'src:
out Iowa Nebraska, Iii;is.i.; anl
Dakota.
Ainang the ler;do.
The Iniliau r.t the Yankton Agenry and
, Tort RanJall Well Seared.
AT S!OfX CITY.
Siorrt City, Iowa. Nov. .13. An
earthquake here alout 11.35 this morn
ing caused great commotion, the people
leaving their dwellings and places of
business, seeking safety out of doors.
At the public schools, and also at St.
Mary's Church, where a large congre
gation had gathered to witness the con
firmation ceremonies, considerable of a
panic occurred, but no one wa.s injured.
There was no shock, but a very distinct
oscillating motion, apparently from
northwest to southeast, and of about
twenty seconds' duration. Reports
from Fort Randall and other .points
west show that it was much more se
vere than here.
AT OilAIIA.
Omaha, Neb., Nov. 13. Three dis
tinct earthquake shocks, lasting about
ten seconds, were plainly perceptible
here at 11 :10 to-day, especially in the
upper stories of brick and stone build
ings. In Columbus, the bells in the
public buildings were struck. In North
Platte the cases i the printing office
were overturned. The weather was
very pleasant.
TLATTSMOUTir.
Plattsmouth, Neb., Nov. lo. A
distinct earthquake shock was felt
here to-day a few minutes before 12
o'clock. The bank building, a three
story brick, was shaken considerably.
An upper story of the High School build
ing, a four story brick, was reported
cracked. Great confusion ensued among
the children, and some were injured in
their franti" endeavors to escape.
II LA lit.
Blaiu. Xrb.. Nov. Two distinct
shocks of an caithquakt- were felt here
at ll:i a.m. Crockery was shaken
up, and goods carelessly placed on
shelves were turn ;led to the floor. No
damage to buildings. The motion seem
ed to be from east to west. Weather
clear and warm.
rr:s ?:oixr.s.
Des Moixks. Xov. 15. A number of
earthquake shocks in quick succession
were felt here at 12: 15 to-day. The
motion apparently was east and west,
and lasted about two minutes. No
material damage was done in the city
nor in Western Towa, so far as can be
learned, though the destruction of a
number of high brick buildings was for
a time seriously threatened. At the
high school a slight panic occurred, but
without injury to any one.
IOWA CITV.
Iowa Citv, Iowa, X v. 15. At half
past twelve o'clock to-day quite a se
vere earthquake shock was fi lt at this
place. Persons in second and third sto
ries of buildings ran down to the street
in clai m, and on the ground floor doors
.and windows were jarred and rattled.
DKXNIvOX.
Dr.s Moixns, Iowa. Xov. 15. A spe
cial to the State Register from Deiuu
son, Crawford County, reports a slight
shock of earthquake at th.it place at
seven minutes past 12 to-day. There
weretwo vibrations passing from north
east to northwest. The shock was felt
most severely in brick buildings. Chan
deliers vibrated several inches.
TOFI'KA.
Topkica, Kan.. Nov. 15 A severe
shock of earthquake was felt here about
11 :5'J o'clock to-day.
ATCHISON.
Atchison-. Kan., Nov. 13. Several
distinct shocks of earthquake were felt
here today about 12 o'clock.
YANKTON.
Yankton, D. T., Nov. 15. At 11 ;.'J0
a. ra. to-day, Yankton experienced the
severest earthquake ever felt in this
valley. Xro damage was done beyond
the breaking of some glass and the fall
ing o some plastering, though some
buildings tipped perceptibly, and peo
ple rushed from their houses in much
fright,
I"0!!T RANDAL!, YANKTON AfirXCV
AND siorx CITV.
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cy dispa eh sa m iiu- fitoek knocked
things oil the shelves ia the trader's
store, and caus-d Lrreat exeilem.-nt for
the time. No dam g.- u ne.
ToNfin, illtisti -io;n -ori'.l t of L..ti
don, is di';nl. He did not live loner
enousli to utidf?rst:i'id Wv- 3ioto;a.smio
?.nl liojfsniin tlu-oriv-'s of g'-n-rutiou.
Died too yomi'T to lecture.
Accoiumxg to a mu.sical journal1, fif
teen per cent of the inmates of lunatic
asylums are musicians and sinpers, hut
we know of church choirs the mt -mhers
of which need not 1h discouratft-tl on
account of this statement. Ex. That
let's us out.
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C.:i;id:ri. and lii'vo-id. N::iey th:::sa:jd fatui
lies greet i:s v.-c-oai.' p:i-';M uee.v.y. an.l recant
it in the li-ht of w.iUU. et.tinsvl'.or. an;! I'.ii :::!.
Its news, editorial, arieultarnl and lifer.n-y de
parltueiits ma'ie It t---i,"i; i.iHy a j cirn :1 fi.r the
fa:,.ily atij the- T ;-.::; : t)a!!ar
a year, po.t p:tU. p :::, iina'i'y c vi-i lei-
ed, sni!:es it the cheapen l.'.-v. ,;.;'.p:.r pa'. Iished.
for vui of ten, with tui cash, v. e ill .sead an
extra copy free. Addres
o!t? rt ki.;siii::: or t-:; sun, n. v. c;tv.
O. F. JOHNSON,
PEALC'n IN"
runs? Medicines
-AND
J1
.1 i iiii&A viA
iaee ol
Charge.
ALSO DEALT. 1! JN
4ia SUi1 '.'-sJ b-'..-. . ; ,' m
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"1 i' . Til TTrt ,11 1
(.ill AAVl I
li.ll,ii-.J i..ij 1 1 i". ,, . L 1
1 V 1 w - -' i
Ten Yt:nr Credit at G p -r s-jni Interest. !
oj." I'f .;w Lrt lit at C ;r e-f Interest,
and 2') p'.r vent D'.srouut.
Otior I.Ilev:sl ti-icoitM rr ;f.!i,
ileJftten nu I'.irt's ait-l J-'rvisrlit.-.
uuil lk:-eini nut tur jiatiriif
in i-ai!..
r:i'r.j:5.'eti and Jlfari". cir'ilii'a full p'trtie
nisrs. iiil Ih mailed free tc any pait of llic
V.l'lid on KPTl! ie;; ion tn
LAND ci.VMAlfesloVKT. B. K. I:,
nieeiyisiii
"lUktJf 'If - ' ' r J." 1
iiii
1 1 .... .
rr m v.s rr r rr -rag a fft
A lull line of
Dry Goods,
Notions,
Trimmings.
a fl O V RIBS
I N
GREAT VARIETY-
A Splendid Display of Black
Caslirasres and Alpaca
Dress Gacds.
.-1.SO -i a HEAT VARIETY OF
STYLES OF CHEAP DRESS
GOODS.
A Lnr'je Stur.': of Flaunt! x, Jtaris,
Y,;r:is, ami JMrmln-ts. of aU
v col:n hosiery
j, i s ?r V sir?
1 f
JLtci Li.
.St.
w li Ji.ltLliV A t 1
01
J.1 A. Ii 1
9 - f T-1
o
U U 1 i U xi l' L x Li li Jij i.-
s.
A jrood soft coal stove lare size,
i'-ir sale at i'luinnn'r's.
Winter App'os at Pluiimier's.
New friMi stock of l iick mit-tt-ns
aiul gloves.
A nod tock of AVinter Apples at
l'l it miner's.
o
hv th
-,'-5 T"'-:
7V E LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF
NOTION?;, TRfJIiriNUS AND
FANCY GOODS EVER
RP.OUGUT WEST OF
THE ZI IS SOUR I
R I E R,
A!I Ut i ' found :tt
PI rirrivj grR
OLD STAND on Main Street, Plaits- j
UlOUth, oriiio-i e the Sauuder's
I
TJoae. 20yl .
PI
r ir
tt ".r !a
iti' tiOOIj.5,
CIJJTU-i.
. hlax::i:ts.
ri.AXXELS.
r u k x i s 1 1 1 :c, o oouz.
GROCERIES OF ALL ICIXDS.
Lf.s-.i'o sim-,; of
BOOTS and SHOES
t be
CLOSED OUT AT COST.
::
Notions, Quo ens ware,
and in fact evcrytliin you cp.u t'tiH for in
the line of
General Merchandise.
cash paid foi: hid;:;5 and runs.
All Kinds of country iro.h:v taki-n In cx
cliar.ge f-.)r gootT.1. 3iyi
diuler la
KOOTS,
di:y goods,
SHOES,
HATS,
cats.
GLOVES,
FUltN'ISIIIXO COODS,
GROCERIES, do.
JEWELRY and NOTIONS.
T liavc Iarrje stuck f
of iny own inaUp, to be c'::jeil oul at co-it. Al
kinds of
COUNTHY PRODUCE
taken hi rxr!i;ir.;i? f-. r
; i: i :r:
Pi. ATT. M')XTT
rv,
Ol
i ft'
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'ii. i.v t ! e e.-ie-1.
I ai-e.
v. ;:-d n-i- :i e
: s id' I'.-iii for
- -' el I '. e:-.lne
: I i ' i i Ii' s-
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w'ii) li! :':!!:' e-': !:! it i;iii
ye.irs M id I: to I lva-tin
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all 1'iht I iie-t p:-.Ce-.-iis ei ;-'i-e,:i
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ne-t il. ill oi ler To i;it:otv i
l-.ost i .!y T-l Ti : r. l.av.' !;- il.
ii; !; - ii - i e:i 1 ' ae-i . i- I-' -a v
V fini;:;. for
:I l:-iiii tl.in
t ! a m i a the
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r,i.r",i:n;ic rrf.ll? vr!ri nn'.ilji
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en:1 i;i!"rvi ! .''ii.eii .m- '.e;-.
i in- a...r '- FIe:;v M'nk W;i; -1
1 iiy.
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i.-;.
Oae i.aiie t;a;-e Si..;n.in.i Ma '.
Oi'o T,;ni:-'' Ncr'' i'iaiia : i'.- ''ii:-r-.
One l.:-!:" I! i ; .-.r.l C!i r:i 'nr
tea.
liiii1 i'iaaa.t : --1 ' !.'?' , a. el 1'- -' ',.
' e . f r.i Mi ! iTa:e Ma; la t.
tnie t a:i.n Svi-i ia:::;.
i '( verv lieay V iiiirer or lliijj.-..re'in-1't Kit
;.-:e f iei-.i " in- i vy V.':ii ii Ciieiii u'n
!i:lif l'i"".ri !ti!;ii-l ."ieeve l-.ut ; eiis.
Tne M:ii-:e ( ien, . .- i ii.-! ..r Ian.
One pair i.2i be.ivy !.:.i,.l lr;.. It ts.
Can- Maiiies' eu't ,1 '.a.'.rd r'a-.::!.
I :-.e Ma-lie:." ei; Mlit :'! fia-'i.
!:. ::.:::; ii M.x-'-.eM (;-. ar..v:i .
tt l-'ii- !Viti 1 ia 'i-l' t.
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CIiMi'in.
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);.e ti i".v i ;:. ; ; i . i t' ".a.-tf I v ' : nil.
I 'iie fit r.i i al l';"ui'!i Sc:-,l ilnm.
ne Aiinaa Sniifai'-e Snul.
:tei t 'e:" v t i.-r T-ii:.z I'ia :i:;d Mar Droes.
i ::.' l.'i-li. - iaaai-e Ma.'.ia.
i a.e ;e;;,a iii.e;, t;i;:ip.'d i.
j . rfj t j f .
j ..i.r.iie t.H i ,
j Oa f.ani.-' Oaeia ( liaiu, wit li lid(? and tassel,
i . l ! -fail (il iee -..11 n.
;:( ' tent ia-ivv W;i:cli (IkUii, with (.'iir'.)
I ( iaO'iii. i li-iail nvie - -.(' ii.
j H:e M-niie -." Ii'-avy'l.e-j , i-'; riiai--.
I u..r i l ! r. t i 1 1 ia.-il ; i . , i ; t ! are Mi--'!'!'! f.-i nlmve.
j f 1:11' M't ' l 1:1 I'll .M '! t linn i'ili it ml Kill" I l ' i'l.
I Oiie D iir t .M In avy "aaeil I'-iMai 1-raeelet -.
I i:e " Sii.i:a':r' Diainiael S.'ud.
i!i t;. -ill's ( lifter iaaamiiil I'in.
One pair Aiaetiiyt cr I iiyv .sleeve nations.
:ie veT t:5 1 S; n-!s t n ia:'.;e:i t he a aeve.
Ii.icr!'"-'i'l li";ivv s"f ('.'ia::'i) He;.l i.ing.
One Man-iv i'. -ial nr V.'e-l !t! Mia;.;.
Oae l i ' w li. l : i-:i l " l '.. i: : .-i f '. I' a i . . i'
I die i.-.fiie-' i iiem:i Mat'i r:.
One A in . t tiysl nr Tup:: itiau-. 'rx I'.'i i'a i
Til rer:i! ;i;-ie,. ,. :;:;.,!. s ;i, i : ! aajiie
lot Hiii. i:n;s in exaei iv I. il tam'-i ;l.f )i:-;ee we
'-k far tin- I -if : for o .ra i.ie. n'a- l.i-jii t i'tai:-
far jla.ni) ; cur r,"i mi Nit i'"-r :-..!..:.
T- .... v na- s r-; ' 1 : m ;jt i ::n -.h r 'er ti:;1 al.f-.vi
I !.., : y ..v;ii,.s t;l tee -i e. ".::; ,- . ! ,.f'. we '.:-,"
i -en.! .-' ?. ore liai iioaaai.e i.-ii i I'.anliu.;
-i-e Watc-i. i ieiii-i' nr 1,-nli-T ' ?'.?. '.vtirrantea
j ! : !..! !ieifi--t ; iiae, ttiel liw.i; ii;ia:iy:a v. ea it
i :i -ra. i,.i e:e.i . eli. ill irt.-.:t lai-a : .' ai st."-..."i.
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s; a .i:!v ii.!.: ; ." : -a-I -le
v ti v one v :-!!; o.,r aii'i' v. i ; : : t a 1'.
Ma! ret 1 1 ,.r
iitanaieo Cn'ii J ; t ' -i ia
ly )';;: !;-ai -l u-- a.i a- -.'-! a. :'. '. 1
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Vili -iil r.'.i; t"e -al: : -' ; ni i:
:e-l n-i:-:'i:n. 1
. y iav.;,i;ee, or I
ri fund ni(in-y.
St-ND M'iNMY HV V. O.
oi: i;-:; ns ri'1:':'! mmiti
IMVMY n-.-ivc.
Vi l".'ii KiK.
X lil r 1- M-..N 1 . I. ! . i la M Mi'.AM K
?..0 ACC'MM 1' VNIM.S Till; OI.MiUt.
Addie?s plainly.
V7. F. Evans a. Go,,
S'i7 A.'ji's U. a'7 Canada.
07 &00 Santh Clrk St-, CIIirAdD, 111.
rvIonev for Farmers.
I have
t of
y far s'.:i ;i:np a '
7 O
run
i eland Chs.ia iiw for sivle. s't rar-vaiTtiete rr.W!.
i 'an luntHti ia pair r.'t a'- i-i. 1 !ie-:n are (
t dt sc-iM'.eil fri!ii!'""l:er-!s of S'aeaurd .1- a!i xan- !
j iler. of I i . j r. ::;nl A. C. Moo! ': peu.-ee ;. I
i i .':' tie.-.r !:'e, i'.t tae lialioaal iaifT "-!li."-v ia Ciii-
.&ce PrW.v r-,,-,r.d. Save
the exi.eii.se t f soidtiig f:irtl:r ..? t.
M. N. S1IMI.DOX. -
i -.3- ..''-.'-, Mi'N :.. I'-vr,
2T BGTCK-
CI ' r ' . "
.jllto.
Lounges, Tables, Bedsteads!
nv., etc., nr.?..
Of All Dtsrriptionn.
i HETALLIC BURIAL CASE?
i v:
Cf a!l sizes, ruudy m;ile ami ";!! Hieaiiforfavh.
Willi many t'r.anks f.r ji;ist paii'np.ace. I invite
invite all to call and examine my
LAlIGi: S'l'OCK OF
40tf. I I KSITI'SK AXI COl-'FIXH.
ROBERT DONNELLY'S
AND
1U.ACKSMITII
SHOP.
Wuyon, Rnijrjy, llmhinc and Plow re
pairing, ami tji:iwrnl jobbing.
I am nov"ireiired to do all kimls of repairing
of farm aiul other iiiaeliim-i y. as there
is a yood lathe in my shop.
PETER 11 AO EN,
The old Reliable Wagon Maker
lias taken charge c f t!;e wti.on shop.
He is well Known as a
NO. 1 WOKKMAX.
rw 'Wasroii! nml 1 1 1: e Kindle to
r'!er.
SATISFACTION (iUAHANTi'TD.
Shop on Sixth street, opposite Slit:llit's .'.table
A TEAR. AcrPTits wanted. 15 tia!-ni-ss
Icsttlmato. Fi-rt'ciiltirs free.
r t- si? a tl jrt
Adirejj J.VOIiTHCO .St Louij. Ma.
Hit
lo -....rvi-y. iiu ."....ji
IS- n.,r!-n'i
1-7 -.uh'.rjti'u tt, Cl.-.-isfii, Id.
!. C.R'.Tr-.
rmin V4TCH TH UN a
" . j "a " -' in-w .uui'r.l rei- v- it ti e ry ci Uer. oat-V-ai
lico. J. i-l. oaji-nd Sc Co.. tuitao. 111.
SfJCOI.IJ PTiATEO WATCH F.f. Chiy-rt
Ai-uiiw, A. CotLTl.tl CO- tmaw, la.
il I iif of i Irivt oaicre. : f"-"a M.p1y h1uac
or ltif-ion e-.ti-ct --ri. Kt njinnl V t-iiU n-prt-oiiitr.
Kni!liii. r .lpfi?ry, fiprT-J lclti I.ot
A"iinliMit or t im rolili:' , Ai voub , iwtir
I" !-. OS-" I K-M A!.!i. ic!.l to I.U u.ili..!-nt. I-r.O.tii
t '. Lxl m i'.iV-I.it.iT riltfiMi -r, a:.. 1 c:-re, wi:.e fmi. lie
U X i of 1'ie Krf rr.vA. . 1, :. r.-i lr--i -:rv. I a- Vat
lar.-t prt-:i in ls LT. I. A III ?'-s nf-l'iirir c tr.'u'ii-iri l wi.h
prlvut li'i-ut-Ik. .-!, a-T m::e. Kirrv i-Li.ir,iri.i- f.r
.l'..i.t,. S-n l ri:ty f. 'ft is'... in" I ib.tr 1m.i!i . m cir-
cilv of f -inv.-i.-ii. t l'ifni i I v 4i.lA'S
F.-t.Kti. ril-.' it n C-it. I" -.1- : :'.:.-. ii
MARElACrE GUIDE
y-.-'i a-:d -. 'W- . . v' T S ir:, hi nli CK e o! a -fv:.:j
H;'':!. i if .i 1 - i s I i i" (ii ,! r.:.:l t!'-e . It-mc str-
mrn rj. !'' in it- i a!, v -. ; I in.ly 1 "j'O Hi nia-'riVH -'ir
V'n. Kren jKiy ...iiJ g-l ii; u-u. i riv-c inJ cciiU Uu.v ftj-
A PHYSIO LOGICAL
rsr-.wr ifr--;-f--'j d c-u::'j i
i.e: r.a
.-n e:. :Lu
. - r. 1.6 t" '3
:t ' - J :!.'.:" : ii ; t :t -.. :
. i rt:. 1 1" ic i. c-ii.'c'.rr. ci:4
i'i. l'is?-i-! 3 or VVoipeu.
C- li' A l:je !:e - e : !,'. TOP. ii-
'. t'" r-.--i i 'Ja; -iji j, i-:..
op ji-.bit.Ar'.r im-
l-.ira.T i?.:K -ft, ii.vn pi m . t fppt of oricr; or!i iUrce.
i t'.'Tit Hiniit .'in' t n iva. it i(u' v !l !,-;rn"i-il. Mr o c;.
j AJarts IJilI;JU.'X'3, o. U 24. ;. iit. X.ou.5, Iilo.
CHNSLLBACKER.
All kinds of
f.;.(i FA1MM I.MI'LUMrX
A
nieiuled
Neatly C- ProvrntDf
:0:
Korsiv, jIsjIccc OxSIiociivu;.
In short, we'll shoe anythiii"; t!;:it has
four i'eet. from a Zebra to :l (;irail'e.
('oiiif and see us.
XnTZETW
o:i l'i'ili St., Metwren Tilair. and Vine Streets.
j'M across l lie corner from the xr.w HI-.KAI.1
O" IO". . . K'J-I
FOOT I'OWEIt
1' M ICIIIMIKY.
P-v. 1 ndi'Tf'retir maehiripn with
i f' I ""'a'ch Ilni!der, Ci'.'.iliet
Sfs-'A j j, jM:ikeri, Wa-nn JlijUera
,4-...-;. aMi .Tiil.lierii in Piisefi:annis
V: fWf' ii'''.' k can ei .1:1 pete as to tjUAi.
- .-v.-''r TV AM) ettiri-: with steani
ij iii-wi-r ii::mijaei ea iii ; ai-n
r ' vlM Ali.e.li'Tii's silpp ie. fttw
1 i'.'.i'J liladcs, fancy wiinils ai:'l (-
iiUi. ie;n. Say "wl.eie yon re;al
l:i;-i aii't se.ai !; (; e
J'lli.V i!!NKS, i
In'.:'!'' ana on
aeiaiinM Wltineh;
( CO.
Kit!'.'
I'xcelsior (epjin? Hook.
?Ifld of -:u"!?i leal 5'nper.
O'l'cklv enp-.e anv li:ll:u' WIiIIOlT Water,
l'KKSV. or I-.i:t'.-iM 1 1 i at lioiee, til r.ti y r of-ta-e.
l-"or Maiiies w i-liin- to retain copies of l-t-le.-s,
every t.ii'ini- man. eieru viiieii. corre- pon-
leii! u. n-aVeli'ii it is invaiua'ee ri lls at sssiiit.
Send viKiOi'iii! v.e will -e-iil a pa-e bonk,
leUersie. t'.Y MAIM paid any tal'lreis. We
! fer to anv '.eiaieivi:tl A'.'eney. S-Mid i'iU
for Aireii'.s' circular. S-'.X ' -"..:5 4 s Mr
. II'.J leiil-n St., Chiraco. 111.
,1iUO A t'. -allied. 4niG
Wau'csh Central
iVledicai Spring
a. zz. r,".;: c.r, I'rop.
f:V-0
!
Th' wafers of t ! i i Siriut have heen
aiialyz-,1 hy l'l-oF. Hour, t.f Milwau
kee. "Analytical ('li-ti)i--r. an:! I'munl t
ciuilaiii tiie s t Hi" itsiriiiii' in suhstan-
s 1 hi" itsiri i
J ti.dly, that latve r-n-h-reil the lie hes.la
! and Glenn Springs ho famous.
Tiiiisr. vaticrs cuur.
1 -ptttt'Q yin'T'V A Tin
' xi.ixii 4. w ji..
INTERNAL TROUBLES
OF VARIOUS KINDS.
VS.ey nrr s?:pie1 nil over ti t'jiiteil
iVitaU' nml tlii-ii- ie:in:ution
in li :i:ioilteS.
TIIE "CENTRAL"
RANKS A2I0NG THE REST
OF THESE SPRINGS.
Tor farther iiartieular-i npe'y t
S. II. I5AKSTOW,
Vv AlTIC ISII A, AVIS.
MONKY TO LOAN.
!
J T l-an on inirmvei
j low rr.ie if inrorr- r.
1 nrtt".t, M-.-
8100,000
eil farms in C':i.as onntv, at
A tilientioii solicitt-it.
Hrtt'it'i'.'i, M-i'i-h 1.1::. .,' WJsO.
r
V- i . -i f
1
Windham's
Real Estate and Loan Offlee,
lands bought. and sold.
TAXES PAID,
U. S. PATENTS TO LAUD
0BTAI1TED.
T!tlo F.xainlnett nsul Prlr-teI.
LOANS NEGOTIATED.
It ! a duty every man o-.ves to tilm if -Mj ,,,
t!ior Interested with hlia In know tu oondi
dition of the title t Ids propeily. It u lk tact
well known to the legal profession, and to real
estate dealers, that thousands of the itnproivii
and nnlinproved f;i."iiis of this western eonntry,
have iniperfeet titles ; miii-li expense an.l fri
gotion -an be saved by having your titles rxain
llied and peifeeted, at onee, and before projHT
ty reaehes caUorn figures in vu'ue, vbon jui s
tHnable titles beeome muro difiicult to remedy.
All persons claiming title to lands ehouM ob
tain the drilled Elates Pctcct f.r.a hare re
corded, t:i hyol tide from tl: Gcrerr.Tct '.s
ve-trd ir. Lha uiclivi-iuai ;'zi "i'-L.
and title I not perfeet untd the Pati-M I l-isu-ed
and recorded, and eastern frr;u7ft(.M i not
I')n!t.inouey on sueh (-comity unless it U done.
As a matter of biisinesn eotnenlenee, I have
connected tills department wltli my Law I'rae
tiee, and have placed in chai j; of it v. s. Wise,
who will, under my HiipervLsion, attend to all
matters appertaininir thereunto.
A ten year's residence In the State and Coun
ty, with constant business experience, and rela
tions with Its inhabitants, has thoroughly nu ll.
Uified me fur transa-'tli: Im-Jucss of the above
mentioned eliaraeter vriih facility.
It. 1J. WlXDIIAJ.f. Atfy. at Law.
W. S. WISE, Notary I'tbllc. y,yi
E. G. D0VEY SlS0N,
take pleasure in announcing,
TO TIIE CITIZEN'S OF PL ATT S
ilOLTTII AND VICINITY.
That they arc now located in their
NSW BUSING II0US2,
Opposite Fitzgerald Block,
and ready to see their oil! customers
and as many new ones as mav come.
Having jusl opened
a new assortment
of good
in a new,
LIGHT HANDSOME PLACE OF
irc.SlNLS.S,
Wc think ivc can ac
commodate the
public and
please
the taste of all.
Give us a call any way, and try the
neiv up town store. I4tt
MUSICAL I1TSTRUI.IE2TTS
FXJL.1 OS
AND
I cau furnish the ahuve fn:drt:merni of the
hfbt maker with
FULL GUARANTEE FOR FIVE
YEARS.
THE MASON AND HAMLIN OKGAXZ;
victorious over ALT. t::FtriiCie:,t lu ill the 'j
WORLD'S FAIRS,
sold oriented oatheUent tcrn.s tveroffered for
FIIiST CLASS IXSTRUMEXTS.
I have secured the a.Istanee of a eornpijieot
TUNER,
?.fr. r. K. Mewe. who will ire fas aitot.t on to
ttiidu and r pr.u in Orat:-. on tli moet ra
Hinuli ternin. S.iinple ii.siruiiieiit at ilm
Ijrn Stores of Dr. Chapman. 011 Main Mreet,
nnd Jr. .lohnsoti. ie;ireor. of Mam Imd th -'".
Older left at filher li.iice will he promptly ut
tenUa to JAMES fhTIKK..
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