THE HERALD
HTnLISUOJ ICVL'RY TirmsijT
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PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA
OFFICE;
Or Vlrw, St., One Block North of Main.
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JNO. A. MACMURPHY, Editor, j
"PERSEVERANCE CONQUERS."
(TERMS : $2.00 a Year.
VOLUME XIV. V
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PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1879.
NUMBER 47.
FIRST
National Bank
OF PLATTSMOUTH. NEBRASKA.
SCCCKSSOH TO
TOOTLE, IIAXXA A CI.AftK
John Fumkbald.
K. . J V KV,
PROFESSIONAL, CARDS of net al directory.
A. V. Mcl.AI'Oiiux.
JO.XH O'LOCRliK
President.
Vice President.
Cashier.
Assista tCxsiiier.
Tills liank Is now open for busines at their
new room, corner MAin and Sixth t ceU and
prepared to transact a general '
BANKING BUSINESS.
Sltc&a, Bonds. Cold. Government and Local
Secantiet
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Do2xtri(g Received ami Interest Alloiv
ed on Time Certificates.
DRAFTS JDIRWIIsr,
available tu any part of the Cnlted States and
Id all the Iliiieipal Towns and Cities
of Kurope. . ,
AKCXTS FO :"IIC
CELEKliATED
Inman Line and Allan Line
Teraon wishing to hnnn out their friends from
e.uivie can
IUliCHASK TirKKTS Hi Oil US
Throuxb to PlattRnonth.
DENTIST, and Ilornir-i.atliie riiyricifin. Of
t!c cruer Mam and f.th st's., over lierold's
tor. Plattsinouth. Neb. 21y
T. It. AVI I.SOX,
ATTORNEY AT I. AW. Praeticci In fia-m-
uers aim counties
3DiiiO
Ashland, Nebraska.
It. IS. AA'IXIIIA5I,
ATTOKNEY AT LAW. ri.U'.nnouth. Neb. Of-flf-e
Front Kooui over Chapman & Smith's
Imm Store. 43)y
11. It. MVIU!iTOV M.
THYSICIAX & 81-ROEOX.
OFFICE HOCUS, from 10 a. m.. to 3 p. tu.
Examining Surgeon for V. S. Pensiou.
IIt. Y. II. HCHILUHXKCIIT,
PRAC TISINO niVSICIAN. will attend calls
at all hour, night or day. Plaltmiouth. Ne
braska. Offloe in C'hainnan & Smith's Drug
Store. 42ly
iEO. tt. K3IITII.
ATTOKNEY AT LAW and Leal Estate Rro
ker. ISpeeial attention given to Collections
and all matters affectin-' tlie title to real estate.
Offlee on 2d Uoor, over Post Office. riattsmouth,
Nebraska.
WILLIAM HEROLD,
dealer Ui
DRY GOODS.
CLOTHS.
BLANKETS,
FLANNELS,
FURNISHING GOO DA
GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS.
Largo stock of
BOOTS and SHOES.
to bo
CLOSED OUT AT COST
Notions, Queensware,
smd In Lvct everything you can call for In
the line of
General Merchandise.
CASH PAID FOR HIDES AND FL'L'S.
All Kinds of country rroilcce tsken in ex
i-Laiige for coods.
SAGE BROTHERS,
Declcrs In
ST O "V" IE S ,
1
ETC., ETC., CTf.
ue Door East of th rost-Ofaee. Plattsmouth,
Nebraska.
PractlciU Workers in
GREET IRON, ZISC, TIN, BRA
ZIERY,&c., cf-c.
Liixge aortm'iit v( Hard su-.a Soft
COAL STOYES,
Wood and Coal Stoves tur
HEATING OR COOKING
Alwajs on Hand.
vry vnaletT r Tin. Sheet Iron, and 21nc
crK, kept in Mock.
CdAKING AND REPAIRING,
Don on Short Notice.
MrsrEJiYTiuxa ir.-tfu.vrED.'
PRICES tOAV IOAV..
SAGE BRS.
JAM KM K. IIORIHHOX.
ATTORNEY AT LAW. Will practice in Cass
anu .iiijoininK ouniies ; gives special attention
to collection! and abstracts of title. Office with
(ieo. S. Smith, Fitzgerald block, riattsmouth,
.eui;uKi. 17yl
1. II. AVIIKF.I-KIl A CO.
LAW OFFICE. Real Estate, Fire and Lire In
durance Agents. Platlsmouth. Nebraska. Col
lectors, tax-payer-. Have a complete attract 4th AVarU-K M IK) ilLIMm " V .?i x l
of titles. Buy and sell real estate, negotiate LAN? I'OUUINOION, I. JVIcCAL-
oans, ac. J5'1
Male- 'Tiirertory.
A. S. PADDOCK. V. X. Senator, Beatrice.
ALVIN 8AljNDKItS. U. H. Senator, Omaha.
'i'HOS. .1. M AJORS. Jiepreseutalive, Peru.
ALIilNCS N A NCK. Oovernor. Lincoln.
S. J. ALEXANDER, Secretary ol State.
r. w. i.mim r;. Aiiiiitor. Lincoln.
ii. M. ISA RTLE IT. Treasurer, Lincoln.
S. R. THOMPSON, Snpt. Public Inetroctlun.
F. M. DAVIS, Land Commiiioier.
". .J. DILWORTH. Attoniev Oeneral.
REV. C. C. HARRIS, Chaplain of Penitentiary.
DR. H. P. M A TXH E W SON , Supt. Hospital for
me insaue.
Supreme Court.
S. MAXWELL. Chief Justice, Fremont.
;E0. 15. LAKE, Omaha.
A.MAS A COBB, Lincoln.
o
Second mudiciat District.
S. B. POUND, Judge. Lincoln.
.1. C. WATSON. Pioseciitinir-Atfv. Neh. Citv.
W. L. WELLS, Clerk Dit. Court, PlatUmouth
County Xiireclory.
A. N. SFLT.IVAN, County Judge.
J. D. TUTT. County Clerk.
J. M. PATTERSON, County Treasurer.
It. W. H VERS. Sheriff.
(l. W. FAIRFIELD. Surveyor.
O. HILDKBKAND, Coroner.
'm:NTT COMMlSMIOXFR.
HENRY' WOLFE. Mt. Pleaant Precinct.
JAMES CRAWFORD. South Bend Precinct.
SAM'L RICHARDSON, Eight Mile Orove.
City TJireclory,
J. W. JOHNSON. Maror.
J. M. PATTERSON, treasurer.
J. D. SIMPSON. City Clerk.
P. P. OASS. Police Judge.
P. P.. MI RPHY, Citv Marshal.
WM. L. WELLS, t hief of Fire Dept.
ni'.NCU.MKff.
lt Ward-ELI PLl'MMER, W. J. AONEW.
2d Ward E. O. DoVKY. U. W. FAIRFIELD
3d Ward R. C. Cl'SHINO. THOS. I'OI.UICK.
S'otlntutter-3'SO. W. MARSHALL.
; XV. CLl'TTKU.
DBISTTIST.
I'Int tnioutli. Xebra-sLa.
Offlce on Main Street over Solomon and Xa
tlian'a Store. J4ly
SAM. 31. CJIAFJI AS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
And Solicitor In Char.cery. Offlce la Fitzger
ald Block,
lyyl rLATTSMOUTTl.NEB.
D. H.
r. n. stosk.
WHF.KI.KR,
WHEELER & STONE,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Ilattsmonih Nfbraxka.
CIBAIII.r.S WMRRLV.
Tonsorial Artist.
PIiATTSiMOl'Til E K AMU A.
P):ice of biisiae.-if on Main St.. between Jth
ami 61 11 streets. Shampooing, Shading, rhil
dicu's hair cutting, etc. etc. 191 y
B. & M. R.R.jrime Table.
Corrected Friday, October 18, 1878.
FOR OMAHA FliOM PLATTSMOITH.
leaves 7 KH a. tn. Arrives 8 -45 a. m.
" 2 :35 p. in. " 3 :5o p. in.
FROM OMAHA FOR PLATTSMOUTH.
Leaves 9 :0 a. ni. Arrives 11 :2o a. m.
" 6 :00 p. in. 7;Mp. iu.
FOR THE WEST.
Leaves Pl.itismouth 10 :25 a. in. Arrives Lin
coln, 1 -25 p. in. ; Arrives Kearnev. 9: 05 p. m.
Freight leaves 9 :00 a. in. Ar. Lincoln 2 ijO p.m.
FROM THE WEST.
Leaves Kearnev. 6 :22 a. m. Leaves Lincoln,
12 :15 l. in. Arrives Plattsmouth. 3 :00 p. m
Freight leaves Lincoln U :30 a. in. Arrives
Plattsmouth, 5 :U0 p. ra.
GOING EAST.
Express, r, :r, a. in.
Passenger, (train each dav) 3 :50 p. m., except
Saturday. I'.very third Saturday a train con
nects at the usual time.
si-acj:. jlw.ljw.jj w. 1 in.; A iii. I fi in.; 1 y. .
t sijr. . . !l do il t 1 ' ' -r v ;. iM fs ri , ) ui
2aijrn..j 1 Ml 'JIKI, 2 76" .'J "' ti .V) 111 (HI Jiilnl
asfjis..; i'iHii 4iki; ; 7o. mn i:!0'' win
,l, eel " 5 m 8 oo lo (i! 13 im. ;h ihi, -h ooj ;tr, (
H'.ol. j s iki 2 is) j ir. iki in on 2i no' tiii'i' fv (
1 Col.. . j i,'. (XI i l(lo! -il OO! 5 00, ! 00 f-0 0"l 100 "0
t$-A)l Advertij.lng bills due quarterly.
Transient ad vert 1m nienls mnst be piud
for in advance.
tExtra copieo of the IIfrai.i for sul.i I y
J. V'-ung.ht the Pvtotlcc ers Iepot. M11.11
Street.
Dlsconleat.
Ttn boaU rocked on the river.
In the shadow of leaf and Iree)
One was !u love with the harbor
One was In love with Uie sea.
Tne one that loved the harbor
The winds of Tate out bora.
But held the other, longing.
For ever ugaiust the shore.
The one that rests on the river.
In the shadow or leaf and tree.
With wistful eyes looks ever
To the one far out at sea.
The one that rides the billow,
Ttough sailing fair and fleet.
Looks back to the peaceful river.
To the harbor safe and swael.
One frets against the quiet
Of the moss-grown shaded shore)
One sighs that it may enter
That harbor nevermore.
One wearies of the dangers
Of the tempest's rage and wall 1
One dreams, amid the lilies.
Of a far off snowy sail.
j tangled in the Bnireaof ries?gninYiIIain3.
a. iiouiv limine eiuuiu U.JUOia 111C iniefj-
ritj of thoso tiiut surround it. C'l.arM-s
ANNUAL MEETING
OK THE
before be was aware of it, lie liad some-
NEB. EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION.
kow become resjiouaibie to a frightful ax
tent. I shall never forget the morning ho
came to me, pale aa death, to tell me that
the bright castle of promised wealth had
lallen in ruins lhat lliyht was the only
escape liom liability actually appalling.
Now you have the whole Btory, dear
Charles Kossiey is a ruined man ; but not
a guilty oncT'
"The rain will soon b over. Miss
Largo Attendance, a Harmonious
Session, and a Profitable
Meeting.
Lincolx, Neb., Jan. 21, 1879.
The members of the Nebraska Presa
Of all that life can teach us.
There's naught so true as this i
The wlndsof fate blow ever.
But ever blow amiss.
Blanche just take a scat and wait; I'd Association met at the Commercial
te Oack in haa a second. . . ... ....
Blanche Hoy cast one re-n-etful trlancc "Wlelwuai resment Aiacilurphy in
from the side window, upon the wh.te, the chair.
blinding sheets of rain that were edd vimr I t a v..ir u .n
through the narrow street, and sat down , ,USmOUin
close to the curtained glass door that led ALD' Inos. Wolfe, Seward Reporter;
into Obadiah Green's hair-dressinff shoD. Fred. Nye, Omaha Newsr'Frank Well-
It was a snu" thrifty litUe house witli man. VorV Tnh.B. a v t
plants in the windows, two plump babies t . . ' ' ' '
In the cradle, a tortulacsheil cat curled Beiitnce Courier; A. L. Wigton, Ilast
up under the center table. Katy Jonea ins Journal; C. H. Gere, Lincoln
had not done a foolish thing when hho Jounal; M. A. Brown, Beatrice Ex
nit ncr situation as nurse to little Blanche
Hoy to become the wile of honest Obadi-
press; G. L. Laws, Orleans Sentinel;
Speaking of the work of the editori
al association ut its last meeting, th
Beatrice Express says: For the first
time siiice its organization the asnocia-
ELANCIIE KOI'S DIAMONDS.
BT ELXEX WHITCOMB.
"See them sparkle. Minnie 1 TTowKan
tiful thev are like tiny drona of Are!
And they must be worth ohl ever so
much money? '
Cm!fi1 mVmt I l.t f ,i 1 r- .... .. & 1 . . I
nitnrl,. Pn. U,l ll,rn I If: , i-.i UCU a
j .icidch iuiji.il- pompous aprwarance.
MTdy on her knees, at the invalid sisters B.anche could see tl
C03I3IEUCIAL HOTEL,
LINCOLN, NEB.,
J.J.I1IUOFF, - - - Proprietor.
in the stale. Alvsvis
The best known and most popular LaniUord
op ::t the Comnierci.i!.
LENIIOFF UONNS,
Moniins: Dow Saloon !
One door east of tt.e Saunders House. We
keep I !ie nest oz
Beer, Wines, Liquors & Cigars.
3::ni9 Constantly on Hand.
S A U NDEl JSH 0 USE.
J. ,1. ailEUUR V, - - - Proprietor.
Ixication Central. .Good Sample Room..
Every attention paid to aaests. 43iw3
I lAIT.-i.MOlTH. - -Km
11. V. II. Ml. Time Table.
Tahiiiy Etftxt Monday, Xoc. 4, 1878.
SOUTHWARD.
Leavca Arrives
"I Ayr S :2l p. in
iT-tin-a t k t, , l Llue Hill. -.8 o. m
" w " ' f Coules n :t7 n. m.
J lied Cloud, 10 :2S p. in.
KOItTII WARD.
Leaves Arrives
1 Cowles 4 :5I a. m
Eed Cloud. 4 :00 a.m. r Uill,...5 2 a. in
I A r 6 :'J"J a. 111.
I Hastings,... t :25 a. 111.
.'. 51, & J. Zl. II. T13IS: TABLE
WESTWARD
ah Green, the barber. I carrou, iteurcn Journal; J. 1
While Blanche stood wishing she had McCartney, Omaha High. School: J. C.
brought an umbrella, a name spoken care- McBride. Jfeb. Farmer: Z.T. Hedzes.
lessiy in the oilier room tent the roses to I t . mi. . .
hereheek. u"kuiuiWi w Lincoln Olobe; A. D. Williams, Hast-
"Jlelton Percy Melton !' said one of lns Nebr an; R. H. Eaton; Kearn-
the gentlemen waitinsr in the shoo for the ey Press : II. . Wells : Crete Union ?
shower to terminate, "of course I know R. K. Hill. Bloomington Guard; A. A.
too smart, that's all" ' Browa, Neb. City Press; Lewis Ley,
"I don t understand you.said the leth- Stanton Bugle; J. T. Spencer. Dakota
argie old gentleman in the corner, whoe Mail ; W. II. Michael. Fremont Tri
bune, M.M, Neeves, Geneva Review;
n Geo. V. Kent. Lincoln World: B. F
"-"- """k up iu ons nana ine lewel I leliinl th clielfoi-in r k - i.;
case OI lilnclr vel ret immitt u'lu. c. I a ...
bre background the spttrkle of the gems "You don't? Doe, he owe you any ? minutes ,of liisfc "2
was plainly visible. money!" meeting were read and approved, and
Minuio was older, darker. Daler. Tet x'. .!, t t ,i tho rnrrf. tt t h Tpmn
tuere wns still a strong resemblance be- 1 mr .hr. ..,m m ..k Un.i a n-,
tween the two sisters. Upon Minnie Roy's troockeU'' ' 1 loi.owmg new
shoulders had fallen all the grief, and much tlie better for you, Mr. Dud- m6mers m,ade PPlcation for mem-
pain and sorrow that were studiously kept lej. lie is a gentleman who lives by his bershlP and w duly elected:
t1"" overshadowing Blanche's pathway; wits entirely. Paying particular atten- John Barnhart, Sterling News ; M.
and the liht had gone out from her mel- seur re-ardiu- the fair sex nentmile Telegraph ; F. P. Wigton,
anclioly eyed. The old gentleman looked quickly up Ponca Courier; A. C. Ed wards, True
Stop, Blanche,-, saijl the elder sister, a from behind his spectacles. Citizen, Kearney; J. W. Wigton, Hast-
'- j- ..11.1-iiiB.ui.iuoiiuiar- -ah, indeed iriat explains a little intrs Journal C fellnp TKvirf
nncs sent to you bv H.urr Berkelev?" i,.;n. r i,:. ' . "r tfs Journal, . isicoune. Laid City
, " . T - w j - i uiu. iii.iLivu j i uux nun a cilVUb VI
l"ave Clilcacn
" Mendota
(ialesourir ..
" liurlintou
' Ottmnwa
" Chaiitou
" Creston
" Red Oak
Plattsmouth .
Air.
LAMOJLAND!
BEST FARMING LANDS
IN NEBRASKA,
rOU SALE EY
3B. S EfEo. TEH: H..
IX XKItllAKKA.
Great Advantages to Buyers
IN 1877.
Ten Years Credit at C per ctnt Interest.
mSLc Ytars Credit at 6 per cent Interest,
and 20 per cent Discount.
Oter Liberal hisronnts For atli
Khebte on lares and Freights,
aua I'rrmiams tor Imiirovr
mrnts, Pamphlets and wapa. contalnlnc; full p.-irtie-
Qiarswiiine mailed free to any part ol the
morld on applu-aiioii to
LANU COMMISSIONER. 15. & M. K. R.
Licoi.n Nkbkaska.
HUI515AUD HOUSE,
D. WOODARD, - - - Prep.
Weeping Water, lnl.
Cood accommodations and reasonable charg
es. A good livery kept in connection with the
hon-e. 6yl
1)CCI DOTAL HOTElT
F R EMOXT, NE BR ASK A .,
FRANK PARC ELL - - - Pron
liood rooms, good board, and every tiling in
apple pie order. Go to the Occidental when
vou visit Ermont. jjtf
PLATTSTvioUTH MILLS.
PL ATTSMO CTH, NEB.
c. ni:i8i:r, - rroprictor.
Flour, Corn Jleal d- Feed
Al ways on hand and for sale at lowest cash
prices. The highest prices paid tor Wheat ai.d
Corn. I ai ticuiar attention given custom work.
i 8 5'-am 11 Oopin
' 1.' l .pin I 3 li'.iiu
3 otipni 7 00am
Leave Plattsmouth
Red Oak
Creston
" 1'h an toil
"ttuinwa
P.nrlmlon
;a!e.sbiirg
Mendota
Arriv 'iiicaro ,
ONI.Y27HOI-RSTOST. I.oriS bv the new
ml 1 K lusl opened via MONMOL TIL PULL
MAN PA LACE SLEEPI.m; (.AliS run from
curiinion iom. louih witliout cliange.
15 V LEAVING PLATTSMOUTH AT 3 :VM V
M.. you arrive m St. LOCIS tlie next eveningat
.-v. iom it-rt ri . ioin ni i. :ii a. m., you ar
rive in I'iattsmoutli 9 :2n the next inomius.
Coupon Tickets for sale for all points North.
jviuui, auu I i. L.
S.VMUEL POWELL,
D. W. niTCHCOCK, Ticket Agent.
ln. Western Pass. Apent.
J. M. Beciital." AKSiit. Plattsniouth.
"Harry Berkeley, indeed !" Blanche mine-Haml tl. iwpi,rtht . ,1 "Plican ; L. L. Cawkins, Fairmont
Roy gave the auburn curls a haughty toss, zled meat the time. He hired a set of Bulletin; A. E. Cady, Schuyler Sun;
.v- . -i" V r i," uv "j""g ite diamonds tor thsee months." C. It. BaLcock, Alexandr an: A. J
.'"." J " gii uea. "Hired tnemf" Rpprl F-sllq Pif Pi-a r r t?..
too fond of his n.onev for that." "Ym. Ha,i,i inn. .t.... ,teM' 1115 llt 1 ie83' c- c- Berger,
- " I " mm wki, UIIV HO BUUUl I T" "XT - 1 . .
Minnie looked grave. them, and he keeps a tharp look-out on IYe,ir,,eJr -nonpareil, un motion tbe
I w i you w ould not speak of him in the centleman " rules were SUSDended. and th plor-tinn
that manner, Blanche." , "1 should advise him to do so. Whv. of nffioura tatt,r, ifi, h,. f.n
t or,' r:..: .1 .1, . . .. - . - 1 "i uhj n-
m. ,a., t .iv.li, ii, ji iiuic. luu iiiusi uuuiev 01 cotirsn 1 nnn t want tn mtnr. 1 ,i
know yourself that Harry is jather in- fere with any amusement Melton may 1 " . mL
clmed to well.it will out penurious- have on hand but he hanr.nc, t 1 resident, Thomas Wolfe, Seward
ness. No, he diu not send me these spark- very interesting French wile in Paris " Report!.
hug beauties." -The scoundrel I" Vi PrpHi,lnf . r tTrsn:-,
:YhVUVYa , , "An PPlrta appellation. I happen Cen tr&l Nebrnskian
Blanche slyly drew a card from the tn inn nmim-.r ti.lt u; i. .1 .t -enirai teuraskian.
jiocket of her bine muslin dress, and held ly llhtatiou he has on hand at present! Secretary, II. M. Wells, Crete Union,
it close to Minnie's tyes. He" Treasurer, J. C. McBride, Nebraska
"Percy Ae t u !" exclaimed the elder But Tl'snehA l!nv l,enr1 nn lviitrn lf.a I t?aptwAi
IIAKnu, ID l.., .M .... .L.. . . I . . : j ...u.v.. Jim. inilUOI.
1 -5oi.ii I V- Ma s;rr' , B1" " 'P"w ennracters. I Ureen's hand was on her shoulder.
4 .'...Jim . 5 am 'Utanchc, you never would receive so cost- i "Dear me. Miss Blanche, how i.al m
aro! I'm afraid you're tired out. Do let
me get you a glas of wine!"
"No, Kuty I I only want to borrow
an umbrella. It docs not rain much
now."
"Miss Blanche, just look at the win
dows !"
"Yes, but I must go home."
Mrs. Green saw that appeal was quite
useless, and wisely bustled away to get
Obadiah'a best silk umbrella.
The dimples had all vanished f L,1 .uuu 1 11KO 10 ei you go, iiia jwuiumew. zii. uere was present, and
Blanche Hoy's cheek driven away, per- ... iJl , -re palU ' 8l,e,8!tld- . . stated that he did not understand that
AFTERNOON session. of history, w hat they did privately is
Association convened pursuant to '.matter of inference, what they
adjournment, with President Wolfe in thought is a matter of supposition,
tho chair, and E. M. Correll. Secretary. ut t,icir tnetnorit-s will bti cheri.-hed
pro tern. aye, never forgotten until thy editors'
Yf. T 1 - 1 1 .1 . ., ... nn,Oi 41. 1I.. .... , .
I t. eiiiiKtu men read ine loliow-1 1 1 laiif u up inoso
ing resolution, which Mr. Coulee niov- little hills.
ed be published in all papers of the But wit . tears in our fist and our
association for four weeks. eyes doubled up we mubt draw to a
Whereas. The publishers of news- c,ose-
papers in this State have been impos- Suffice it to say lhat like Caesar and
ed upon by various advertising agents, McMurphy, the Neb.-Eds. came, saw.
In the east, and swindled out of much iinJ " went back homo again, spong-
adveristing spaee that was valuable; inS their Railread rides both ways. Sio
therefore.be it transit Teddy McGinnis. Hebron
Resolved, That this association re- Journal,
quest its members to entertain no pro-
position for an advertisement, unless
the pay therefor shall be all in cash or
all in goods.
The following report from tho Com
mittee on Advertising was received:
To the Nebraska Editorial Associa- sion settled down to active woik, and
tion: Gentlemen. Your committee, took a firm and decided stand against
to whom was referred the question of the legislation, against the fraternity
"advertising" and patent outsides the printing business, such as hns
respectfully submit the following re- been enactP(l during seveial of the last
port: sessions. 1 he fraternity dots not a.slc
The Chicago Stereotype Worts sub- anything in the way of legislation but
mit the following exhibit: For boxes wn:it 13 reasonable and just. It asks
200 inches of miscellanv to 20 or tr " special fovors. but only seeks to de-
papers, $1.50. each publisher to pay his fe,lJ i,st'lr" from legislation which sei i
own freight; CO inches newsplates for ousli' rflects the printing and publish
30 papers, 90 cts., each publisher to inS ousiness, while at the same time it
pay his expressage; 8 columns folio s:ivt's nothing to the tax payers. That
printed without ads., about 20 papers, the legislators of Nebraska will stop
25 cents per quire, payments monthly tni3 flish discrimination against a
in advance for plate bills, ami weekly cIas-:5 to which both they and the cou:i
in advance for printed sheets. No t,y ure s" W'J indebted, we have
other exhibits have been submitted to no!' tlie le;ist doubt, when tho equities
your committee, all of which is res- in the matter are brought to their at
pectfully submitted. tention." News
E. M. Correll, .
M. M. Neeves,
A. W. Conlee. I r0!n Mainland.
The association found that the sys- February 3d, 1S79.
tem of plates was preferable to the Mr. Editor: I pen you a few line.
co-operative plan. to let you know how we are. We have
On motion ef Mr. Wellman, a corn- quite a nourishing school. They h:td
mittee ef one was appointed to lay the quite a time at Grand Praiiio last
Express Mail.
. 7 4o;ui 8 loam ly a gilt liom on j who is almost a strainr-
. lI0.raOpill.l S.-Kt I b
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. 1 j t.Aiil j. ltiri
, 4 L".-11 j ft l.'.pm
7 10am I 8 Oopin
I U iU.UIl ;
,4no isn't a stranger, 31 inuie."
"You must send them back at once,
Blanche," said her sister, firmly. "If you
keep them, Mr. Melton can draw but one
lulerence irom jour conduct."
"And that?"
"Will be, of course, that you look favor-
3 Lvam I 5 XV," "PVn h:f S"U- A can .rfceive
6 3'iainl 8 40pin """"""" uuiy iruia a man wno la to ue
ner nusuatid.
EASTWARD.
Express Mail
..13 .Vpin 5 Sua in
.. I 8 oopm ' R ;Viam
.. ID 35pm 11 iram
Upon motion, a committee of three,
consisting of Messrs. Williams,
Wellman and MacMurphy, were
appointed to wait upon C. II. Gere, the
orator, and inform him that the Asso
ciation was ready to listen to his ad
dress. Tho association ad iournfld un
til :30 p. m.
EVENING SESSION.
The association met pursuant to ad-
haps, by the scarlet dye that sutfused the
aeiicato surlacc.
"Are you willinsr to rccrard Mr. Melton
in tnc light ol an accepted lover. Blanche'
asked Minnie.
"No yes 1 don't know," faltered
Blanche, turning the glittering stones me
chanically round.
do
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A. Schlegel & Bro.,
ManuLieturis of
And dealers in
TASCT SMOKERS ARTICLE'S, SMOKING
and CHEWING
T0IJ ACCO'S.
Bpec-kM BRANDS and sizes or CIGARS made to
order, and satisfaction guaranteed. Cigar
dippings sold ror smoking tobacco,
ilalu St. one dooi west or Saunders House.
PLATTSMOUTH, Nm. 10y
Excelsior Barber Shop.
J. C. BOONE,
iarVt Street, opposite $a under House.
8 H A V I N G AND SHAMPOOING
Lspecial attention given to
CUTTING CHILDREN'S AND LA
ItlAS HAIR.
CALL AND SEE BOONE, GENTS,
And get a boone in a
SHAVE.
MACIIIXE SHOPS!
l-UTTSUylTll, KB.,
Repairer of Steam Engines, Boilers,
Saw and Grist Jfillr
AS AM) KTEAM FITTNCS,
frought Iron Tipe. Force and Lift ripes.Steani
Uauges. Safety-Valve Governnrs. and all
kinds of Brass Engine Fittings,
repaired on short notive.
FARM MACHINE K t
r. m. cox,
MERCHANT TAILOR
Over Solomon & Nathan's Store, Main St.
Petween -4th and 5th.
am prepared to do all business in my
iic ut i, icing jaies, ana
Satisfaction Guaranteed !
Jn every instance.
I WILL
WARRANT A FIT I
or make no charge.
ttrCan and examine sroo.ls and .h..t-
000a Moek of trimmings always on handf ir'U3
- ., , , , I - mmw uuut.B,(tlU W 1 1 c b
ig her. JiUnche hurried I ., i. .
awav lcavimood K'atvHn the v,.r. 1-.-.1. tt" was expeciea 01 mm at im3
tide of advice and counsel. And she time, whereupon Mr. Gere was select-
would not have thought Miss Blanche I ed as orator and Fred Nye as poet for
E , it- 1 . . tne ".Uffrj cnm" the en,uinST year, with the understand
bon mauthno- her cheeks as k w&!W...l I .. . rf cioiauu
through tlie drivimr sheets of rain. "s inat a Programme of arrangements
Blanche Roy's spirited nature was up wouia 09 maa-e for the. next annual
"You don't know! Blanche, I thought ; Vtry 8COrn,Jr. tempestuous meeting, un
I had hoi ed that vou loved llarrv . Da,tUrC " was sometimes. There committee w
v. a a - af 1 n ILH III I 1 14 Tl tTf f T n ft T GFlA TITkll I . I I I
"He is so parsimonious. Minnie." no,,,. TXtl .dilihlD iov V' t.J
AdT?inol, ti .-' .'.," cu "niess. cue was to ancrry for ,ia "
z r- i fv.... unci tow 1110 annmni
s-Ji I i .11 x, . . .. r
:ci:p 1 J, v B""i' iiiuiK it so strange
: 5 -Ana i-vrey .Mcitmi is all cpnprnotv t
n ' I , . . - . . o J and f 1 rpnp I mrl u invl .1.. .m . l
lc: r jn nappened to mct.on that I admired Mac, . .T " 1"T. V ative to newspapers, whereuoon thm
m:...:. r I ii-: u:,i j . ...
I iuuuttiuj oin w;ta urawn ana adopted
wa not aiono. I tie flnt I section hv ipptinn-
),. t i i i- M i J
-u ul.MUip. cjb ICU wag Tho follr,-,; U
liarry lierkely. I "" " wuiuimcn t its ap-
pomiea to ibko cnarge or the bill, with
instructions to work, like beavers, for
its passage. J. A. MacMurphy, J. C.
McBride and C. II. Gere.
The following committee was then
appointen to draft a preamble and
2
J 3 :Sr : : ' : : : :?? i- 5K - diamonds last nifflit. and see how nromnt.
S iM-liiy.ZiUmZ lyd1elicately hehas responded- 1 Rut Minnie
h :,. : ner ncau in quiet disap- person on
-5rJr-5t; . s ---2" ' t , ... noornertnan
ti 5 g : 5 g t f "I f'"n't like Percy Melton." "Harry !"
h ItlZ' t'i$zZ "Oh, but Minnie, ho is so noble so "Blanche!"
in arms; and a very stormy, , tempestuous I meeting. On motion, the Executive
e f Committee were instructed to procure
a hall for the use of the association at
o faithless, bhe was to ancrv fo
that. I A rreneral and infpraf inT iiioio;
... I w..v.u.;oiuii
bhe threw aside her dnnninir bonnet th.n tu .. .
and drenched shawl tlia mnmont iii I lespecuiiig me law rei
proposition of the Chicago Stereotype
Works before the publishers using the
co-operative plan. Mr. Wellman was
appointed as such committee.
The following resolution was then
adopted :
Resolced, That the Secretary be em
powered to revise the list of members,
cutting oft those that are delinquent
(under the by-laws) have left the State
or the profession permanently, and to
notify all members of their status and
the fees now due tho association. In
revising the list he shall call in such
assistance for information as he mavi
need.
a. J. need, of Falls City was then
made a member and the association
adjourned, Tnos. Wolfe.
II. M. Wells. President.
Secretary.
Monday night, drawing lots on tho
prettiest girl. Ono fellow paid fur
twenty-five munbeis and the prizo was
a 30 cent album.
W e are Iwsing one of our best neigh
bors, Mr. Murty, they are bound for
Kansas.
Hoping that yon can find space for
this, I remain, lUsp'y. C. W.
cf -2 mngnannuous!"
o 4TS.f f-.5ii-Si.53 -t would send tho
2 o 5 o II 1 1 1 1 Blanche looked longingly at
Z 2 Spliri-fl;- liDpf jewels.
5 i 3'jisrir.S- rut tnem up, dear. Thev
S - "i:;Tirrai "lit
5 2-r2
"Conifi her mv Artr aiola n I
diamonds back, Minnie, holding forth her slender hand.
and drawing .blanche close to her, "and
iuc op.in.- iei me ten you now very, very hannv
11- 1 -i -
iiauy ua maue ma ro-in
a m m Inml I rPl ...
bait; but Harry Berkeley's honest sad evca-rtCtnrVin S.". "rl 'L..f" Set of re3oIl,tio1" b presented to
t 1. nn.l , a , 1 41. .1: , .. . . f" " WIU1 li.l
w i.- 5 - 3 ??: "liarry
j s-.- SZ Z - t Blanche,
w - ic'r 5.2 s&st-5 party to tl
H 5Hi5 J iJ, iSK735 do you
1 I..,... .1 . 1 - 1 . " 1 j wu-c in uitiiir row nnr n.. -r- . . .
.. .un i on 1 an me diamonds that ever where the Jids had l dn K. wi.Jt.!- c . ? uie legislative Committee on Re-
in tiie mines of Golconda."
r s SYi52ii2i Sa "WhatJ"
C S 7-r':i--7- z - c-r 1 1.TI..1 1 .. ....
S ?: ' 3 2 5 I T "A very sensible answer,
c:j5VrssjS- .,i my way of thinking. HiMnel,
? "But, Minnie, just reflect; if
V- ?t c a ? S ? d ? - u,aa twenty-lour is so fond
SJ W 1 - i " J . I 4 .
Berkeley Btrain!" repeated niTL-IXrT "! ,3: ',retl.,n-
notnknMr n ; i ' T.w . ... aimost radiant.
1 "J juu uvn, .illll
Kea mm
ie lakes th
think he said
vision. The purport of said resolu
tions wa3 to call attention of Leeisla
W. D. JONES'
Again takes the
Brick Livery Stable.
To Hoosiers in Nebraska.
ti0-,c.r,ril1,I,ts of Ili.i"la now livinc in
thSrii,.tif,les-,rin.? tu l,l,tuiu ,1,e "ews t"
their old Hoosier Home, should at once suu"
senhe lor the best or u!l the we. kly papers,
The Northern Indiaiiian.
FLATTSMGUTH,
NEBRASKA
GEN.REUR. WILLIAMS, Editor and Trop.
. ii I ii in i. a nn mr I 1 1 -v.-v.n.... v.. .
is the best weekly paper published within th
n'll'l: " ,.l"u:l' . lnfe lorty-colu.n
ii
ber u M-in i , 1 11 Vle- c""ty-and eaeh num-
l'?nto.- on Irep!eV',n w,,h Indiana Nes.
i..ntoi als on every suloeet. t:hoire Fra 'inenis
ed History. Select Sketehes n. .wfI;.'
The old Bonner StaMes. in n.sttcmouth are
now leased by Wm. I. JONES, and he lias on
h.DS'hape orDd lland"le aceofamodationV In
HOMES, CARRIAGES, BUGGIES, fVV:
and contin ie, v W i i ! "u'"r" wll' splendid
SADDLE HORSES.
I am prepared to keep HORSES
ol Misoelaue h'eadinK natter audit TcX
run oALE s TRADEI Rx, ataleop the harkison
m AMd wiU P,y ,be Rer,- El-nl 'icfes!oi,.,a,,thor or "The
Train and Break Anita eirr
" which will far sumisa auv tVl.. aV .?n"
western Journal. iu a
v -- a WUiU lllUUil I ------ vaxaa w i ailUll ,
and money to obtain mv noor rhariiM,a had atrreed
Wa,. ,o ""fj- B.-0-n.Keeve, una Wt,lm3.
ot money that 1 am almost afraid to un metion, the Secretary was in-
a young
n.i..A 4 M.n.l 4" ... I -4 . . . '
of money ;,' "" wiinm too w ucteu to nave ju copies of the Act
month s I shall see him again, Heaven to provide for th o.,Mi, afi ,
A1!1"181" - wLat right have uJf WM llf ..... 41i. ty board, proceedings. &c r,rintB,i n
j i.i . e ... . e i v.,. j .. t
wuituuicu iiraoDg ine members of
you to make that sweeping asset i. on r'
IU i: UD3LI .1111 t I v.. '
I know that his income i hir-r.. and bloom of her girlhood as she spoke.
that he has no presMug calls upon it. As -Snwi Blanche, do you understand the Legislat Hie.
I said, it a vouth ot twentv.foor ; f...... "". IlnrrJ ierKeicy was lorced to econ- f00nn j . , .
f ' .T.. . . ' oir.iotn.len l,i.l!!r 1..- .1 Juiucu until y O ClOCt
i luwuv-j, ineio is u.iuger 01 the man ol , J "J nu m of th f oil .,' . . .
tarty being a confirmed miser of all become s you phrased it 'parsimoni- OI rol,ow,n a'7. to meet at
thimrs 1 detest lu'iinrinnan,.,! t .i;.. ousi' " room . of the commercial Hotel.
lM. . ... 1 ! . 4. V4 1V4 I ... , . . .
nTir I, j T. "arr7, but I'm gettimr dif . Ji'ancnc PUJ "er hands on Mmnie't lip morning session, jan. 22i
"vuaii Lt?J. ' - I in mnir M c n.n ,1 - I
Minnie only sio-hed wearilT "Minnie 1 sister P Association met at appointed time,!
"U hat's the mutter, m v leir cinnr?v
-Uarling, it was because oIfe in chair, and MacM in
-1.! ... . I - " . I ... I. .1 m . J '
imKrea lsianciic, lavin? her velvet JV0"- e nappiness ol Blanche Dorary Secretary. S n mi.i
cheek close to Minnie's pallid face. "Is f Hny, make your peace PavTnee Enterprise, waa nmn. V rZ
m. w 1' " J v v
The State Lditorial Convention.
Tl,. vri i. in-. , .
jiio cuiasha ii.uiiorai Asses we
mean Association met in Lincoln
last week.
Oh, the glorious blending of wit,
wisdom and function!
The happy harmonizing of aspira
tions and appetites!
The union of intellect and interro
gations! The well, yes! we should sav
so!
As the members of tlie association met
ia the capital, they were the cynosure
of all eyes, the observed of all observ
ers, the seen of all seenera, the ne plus
bunkumlorum.the the the-well yes.
But, the encomiums; ah, there you
strike a tender, responsive chord that
thrills to the touch. The ladies said,
handstme as Adonises!"; the men
said, "wise as Solons!"; and tha boys
said, "black your boots? only ten cents
o 1 . 1 1- "
O Oil 1
But they needed no shine no. no, no!
They already shone with tho brilii.mt
refulgence of native purity and virtue.
There exists no where on this globu
lar sphere of condensed cosmical mat
ter so generous a body of men as the
Nebraska Editors. Pearls of wit were
lavishly cast by the handful into tha ad
miring crowd. Quarter-section shreds
ef information were profusely thrown
around. Great hunks of wisdom were
generously left to feed the hungry
denizens of the back-woods capital.
The gory pass of Thermopylae, the
How to Pi vide the Property.
I'etroli Treo IYes.
He luu! cen sitting stilLso long that
the mother expected to lind him asleep
when she looked around and asked:
s "Well, liarry, what aro, vou thinking
of?"
"Mil, are we very rich?" he solemn
ly inquired by way of reply.
"In one way we are." the said;" your
father says lie values me at three mil
lion dollars, you at two millions, and
the baby at one."
Thatclos'd the conversation on that
subject, but tho next morning, as
Harry was getting on hi overcoat, h
examined the new patch which had
been added, and coolly observed ;
"Well, I think father had better sell
off about half of iou or tho whole of
tlie baby, and got the rest of us some
decent duds to put on."
Con-
So roe Uecent Casualties.
Albany Evening Journal.
Wade Hampton has lost a leg.
found a mule any way.
Clarkson Potter has lost his evo-
sight. He can't see what to do with
ms committee.
Sam Tilden ia. lost his nose, nio
can't smell anything rotten in "Hen-mark."
L. (I. C. Lamar has hist hb head. II
tried to answer Blaine
Mauton Marble has hist his scalp.
It hangs in the Tribune office.
Charles Francis Adams has lost hi
eardrums. He can t hear the-Ioudlv-
put question, "Now what do you think
of your reformer?"
Fernando Wood ha,s lost liij .
We are unable to give a sjee.iti; nam
to the misfortune which lately marked
Mr. Wood for its own. Sr.loco it to
say that congress and tlioie aveHeorex
of men in tluU h.sdy weighing over W)
pounds nnanimn..-iy sat down u ;-uii
him the first dav's session.'!
Warning to (.'Iil who Chow Cnm.
One evening a t-hort time a-.o r.:.' tho
j St. Iou:s News, an incident occurred on
J ortland avenuu that may serve a a
warning to hundred of young per-oti
who l.uvc enteied upon a caiccr of wax
chewing. A girl numed Lid i Smith had
been a chewer for nearly a j ear. SI.u is
the pain at vour heart worse?" witn ner my joy is too erreat for further . . '
"it is a jiain at my heart, Blanche, but "u.rus- uo nwwt n let me rest awhile." . -".r, uv iu candidate auly
beyond the reach ot medicine."
"Bid you receive letters firm funnel
Oh, why doesn t Charles come back to
you? It my lover were to stav nwnv ;..
that sort of fashion w
"Hush, Blanche!
quainted with the circumstances of the
case, ne cannot
for many years.
And as Harry RerlceUv i-,i rtt.v. elected.
.a,H:aJ.h!l0oketlVP w!th that shone The committee on Resolutions re.
gliding publication of Treasurer's fi
nancial Statement and r(1npiinn F
--wvav-'aa j
through tears. Wa cerley.
deathharvest charge of the Gallant Six
Hundred at Ballaklava, the fields of ! ri'"'.ut 1 1 years old, luthcr bright and in
Austerlitz or Marengo, or tlie exoul- i t'-''Ii-t'nt u;i(1 l w"l about the same
sion of Hirv'a T t ,k r ,, quantity ol the material that was ued by
sion or 4.Urj s Lutle Lamb from the j ndghlnring girts. She took the gnui
school-room, offered no more brilliant j irom her mouth, .-tuck it under the tdge
spectacle to an admiring world t !i in of the mantel unlil she could l'o to the
the brave self-saci iOcing devotion with ! ki?rl,en na 1 11 swallow of water, and
),;,, . ; on her return her parents wrro horrified
tou,a's men marched u sec her jaws moving rapidly. She was
into the dining hall of the Commercial, told to throw the wax from her mouth,
but their bravery was equaled by ; anl un an investigation it was found that
their strategy thev sm-i-onmli u.ir I ?,ie w" uot anyihiug; still her
foe! They went for business
RJ'l 114V11J (4 1 C4 iaJ!U IULU. 1UC
TIley i imrents sent for a olivsiciaii whfi -fiiio
meant business. Business was their ' nd attempted to hold her jaw in proper
war-cry. Thev threw awav ri r,..i Iositiou believing it to be only tenii ora-
ar
i!.e mi.t-t..'! . . ... ,. : ry, Lut In
A rollicking boy of twelve waa anemL. legal rates, reoorted thrnncrh th. .,; f . '.. s.w'iri noveni-nt. Tlia chihl grew nervous, and
ing his summer vacation in th. l7. y,. ..l... I Wl" lls" OI love tor lUc 8!n realm, s the cvciteir.et.t only iuj-reased the action
.ot come back-at least, not Z!1" aUQt n Wy fleshy lad, ceived r.J .ii-- . ! or-hU31- When a careworn, scis. ! f I.cr jaus. The p:;y,ician jut a ban-
I Iiava not miiiK i' i wic opposite oi ins mother who waa . ' " "J ""u auu sorworn. editor of th f rlimm ' U1S Mee mid tins lmrt.ally re
- - a, . I . i Tl . . 1 . I nlnnf A . ., .. ....... I V. . , .
OI ever lookmir nnnn Kt r,. i.j rail,
. "i'"" 4tvj iu una m orm. I
. .4 ,h,T ,Me'n'"g or the new yearTiTK fvnin
"r.io.h'rl'hV-11""'
1-AKIiF.;
Terms.
ALSO REMEMBER,
know, i have) m lny stable. I can cet
toek and wukous. loads of ha v &eg .,,
er. wuere tnev w' keen rir. ' ' " recem
Thre1nSE ARE :
Pet haps in Heaven
jjui uiancnea passionate, impulsive
fonrfl sia-,4-4.. a. .1 . . . ' .
iHKuuuicuaer stater a low. oniet
every on
. r armers
undar ov-
, h wr me same ae its usual isitne
Rle copies of this Dec,al v?' ?.u 6ln-
t of ten 4.4.n.i " "c cn
VOX1 1" -"U"odate them bi ?r iid SS ?ix . """"
betur ay them than yerbefVn d do One year...
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Tho report was re- i of busi
One aiorninrr. 1.. mi.i opiea. Kjix inoLlon. the rpnt.rh wuS ! ... t
. . . . r-i -- 4 14 ivu i - w . mj , i ii ii i iiii-i ;i Ml :
excitedly into the kitchen where his host- ordered priuted. and MK5r, orn i.i JL. ,i... . .V Vl ig t t!;0 i:-.:. ies etend-.-d ail over her
ess was making pies, and requested the Conlee and WiPi-am. ? questions we.e. lr.ee. A a h.st rcaort a ..,o,lcale dose of
loan of a pin. She gave hiuTinc off her leC. . , Wl,"-D03 appointed on asked concerning the ever dear tonics ! worpl.iue whs udn.ioiM, ml, nnd the little
dress waist, upon condition of it s return comm,Uee to attend to its printing. f of hope, home and heaveu. No such fe' ri ktPt ui' i"L'l. r.ut nuiueii.igs, ac-
In a few minutes. True to his promUe, he A general discussion easued upon ' aesthetics were left for their ,., '""l,au'l by a yeueral dtuibaujc of
soon tore back, shouting, "Here's vonr advertising matter fr i .c.inn - ' t i t , , CM ",U1P-. the muscles of lh-.-u;per portion of tho
pin, Aunty," and i noticing that d.er hLd atChlrilT Mr. 1 tspenase tuously furnished private library : Unly during tho r j o.lion of tho.
were all flour, abruptly thrust it with great Laicz Kava a very entertaining j rooms. They were here for a stein i night, and to waul mcuriug the little .uf-
forc perpendienlarly into lier bosom respecting the stereotype plate reality. So, with nerves struti" to a ,erer was restored to her noiu.al coudi-
The nnhap,..y Uly shrieked, o you "Jstem. for which he waa canvassing. ; Un-ion by .upnrehsed excitement r, 1 V0' The physician say., ho never heard
wicked cruel boyl" Smitten with contri- A committee of 3 wi ,nnni(.,-t . i- , , "PP"011 excitement, pale ot guch a case before, t.nd th aks it waa
tion ho apologetically observed, 4 Lor tJZr ? "PP t4 on lips, and beat.ng heart, the one. would brought about by a spasmodic actio,, of
you'll excuse me aunty. I always stick !, s" riisements, consisting of say to the other iu sepulchral tones the muscles of the face, caused by over-
'4m inln mmt .1... . m-smmm. I OuarH fr.T-flltl "Vi... 1 ........ . . ' Tl. . -t m J
vu. uiuiucr iiiac way ana she never ' ,u v,"iee. , hi you take a dr walk?" i "V1-11-"- iue . . v r, aiter enduring a
i And the other took Ui. -u"' "n. now rc-tored, Ur.t
lontillOn m. wki. t j-j . . nounug in the world could luduce hex tj
uutu iwp. m. i Woat ttey did putlir-ly i3 a matter, ajaiu chew wax.
''Oh, why don't you tell me about it
sister? A by am I kent 111 ! mnriinA ,
jour trouble? I am ouly a silly child, I
know, but I am jour si,tcr, and I love
you."
"There ia not much to tell, dear; and
wo have only kept it from you lest your
young hfe should be overclouded with
the darkness of other existences. Mr
ttossley was involved in & i, -;i i '
:I1 catastrophe he becatne somehow en- I P151158- I 'twas all cotton, did 0n motion, the association adjournsd
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