Nebraska Newspapers

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LOCAL NEWS.
Where was you?
Did you see me?
-ttro. Burgess hit it again last Sun
"What has become of our Iligl
,'ichool Reservoir?
Nineteen tons of mail matter pass
OTer the U. P. daily.
Mr. Dutton is erecting a fine rest
dencc on High School Hill.
A youns three quarters Essex-
Sow for sale. Inquire nerv. n
A young sow, three quarters Essex,
for sale at the IIekald orhce. tc
The late arrival of mails causes
many loafers around the F. O.
Mr. Dieh ich of the Staats-Zeitung,
Neb. City, waa in town yesterday.
See James Pettee's immense Bar
ains for Organs in another column. 2
The County Commissioner are in
f cssion ; their proceedings will appear
rext week.
Henry Waterman, Jr is cetting
ii:i(lv to hnild on Main Street, next
Pronger's.
Call and see Misses nerrmann &
Wuil in their new quarters at Wra.
Uerold's store. 50.2
The firemen are talking up a grand
ball, to raisa money to defray the
necessary expenses of organizing.
Better mail cars on the B. & M.
r.r3 needed; they can't handle the mail
i"; the present ones to advantage at all.
Our new sign r.t the foctof 5th st,
i ; a nice sign, and you fellows want t
ir member where the printing comes
Postal Cars on B. & M. we waut
'iin ; we need 'em, the present cars are.
i crowded that mail cannot bo han
dled. This changeable weather is again
i. ringing on colds and sare threats.
Look cut that your feet are kept warm
dry.
Sheriff livers is off ta Illinois for
a visit. Mr. McElwain, the Deputy
Sli 'iiff, U attendins to business in his
hT -ence.
Archy Holmes has a new horse
c-jiniLig, a Clydesdale that is said to be
t. beauty of his kind and a mighty
od kind toy.
If I) Uli Jill' r of the Lincoln Jour
I conies to Plattsrnouth during this
.i.oon, ho'il ict a head put on him. JJo
mi moind that.
J. C. Cummins is fitting up the
new aiid some of the old wells on Main
street, with his Uoan Pumps, and they
are goad ones, too.
A 8re meeting was held Wednes
day, reguhir businpss, biil.s allowed, pre
parations f.ir ball, .vC. Keep her go
in j. Uniforms wauteJ.
W. C. Showaller, our new District
Clerk, has at lust assumed his duties,
tnd will hereafter be found in Lis of
fice, b ;ck of the Court room.
N.;vtfr give up the ship. Br. Bull's
..Uj?h Syrup may f:uij you, as it has
d j:ic others. It cots little and can
Ti'.'ver harm. Price. 23 cents. 1
- Fred Eaton, peanut and news sell
c r oa the Kansas Pacific 11. It., is home
visiting friends and parents. He says
;-.nver is the nicest city in Nebraska.
The M. E. Sociable which was held
;u the M. E. Parsonage on hist Tues
day evening, was well attended, and
tha evening was passed most pleasant-
jy.
In Plattsmouth there is a 15 year
old boy that weighs 173 lbs, tho first
two letters of his name is Fred Gor
d'jr, Jr., buL he don't want anybody to
k:iw it.
About twenty teams aro busy
hauling sand from Platte Bottom, av
agine about sixty loads a day. The
::.vst of it is to ba used for building
purposes.
Tho Home Iusuranco Company,
Capt. Palmer, general (advance) agent,
t'.'o their '-dockeryments" in our State,
:i. :d we know they are good. See Ad.
elsewhere.
The Nebraska City Press has been
Pi evidential Interviewing and comes
t the conclusion that Grant is the
reference of a majority of Otoe Co.
3 :.. publicans.
J. V. Week bach, of the firm of
fiUthmau & Weckbach, has gona to
Chicago to purchase their usual amount
of Spring and bummer goods. Look
out for them. 1
Lawyer Hartigar. has received a
;rge invoice of Law Books thi3 weeu,
fivuong the lot a complete set of Ohio
and Michigan Beports, and a large lot
of new text books.
. Bro. Wise and the Sentinel man
t ew to have a mutual admiration for
each other over the left. If they don't
look out though, Thompson will tell
something he kntws, soon.
Miss Alice Clark, the vocalist who
assisted Celeste at her concert here,
was married recently at her home in
Mt. Pleasant, to Mr. Thos. Warhurst
the manager of Blind Tom.
Allen & Co.'s Richmond Gem, 33
cents per pound, and Ole Virginia.
13 cents per package, both curly cut,
the best and finest smoking tobaccos in
town, sold at J. Pepyerberg's. 50tf
' A corn man from the east dropped
in here last week, and you ought to
have eeen how affectionate the boys
vere to him. Sold a hundred cars of
corn anyway, that s something.
A fewCullas, Chiuesa Primroses
.nd Heliotrope plants uicely in bloom;
sam i and Hoses, Pansies und other
flowers in variety for Cut flowers. Call
tvt the green house and get a nice plant
U'i:nH, i'Jii J. A. MyOKE.
Personal.
Miss Sophie Gyger returned from
Hastings last Tuesday, where she has
beea visiting for sometime.
Mrs. Marshall ftppeared'in the P. O.
on Friday last, and was gladly recciv
ed by her many, many friends.
Mr. D. S. Carter, of Glen wood, called
last week, we hope Mr. Carter will get
along and succeed, and take the Her
ald many years yet.
J. L. McKamey, a young lawyer has
corns' to town, from Iowa. We hope
Mr. Mc came here may make a success
amongst us somewhere in Neb.
Amos Gantt, Att'y at law at Falls
City, and son of Judge Gantt was in
the city last wel an his way to visit
his sister Mrs. John Chalfant, of this
county. .
Edwin J. Murfin, son of John Mur
fin, Esq'r, of Factory ville, a young at
torney visited us Thursday. He pro
poses to set his stakes here if cwrn
dodgers hold out.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle, of Michigan,
friends of Mr. Wheeler's family, spent
Sunday with U3 en their way to the
Pacific coast. We wish them a pleas
ant journey and safe return.
Mr. Potter, father-in-law of O. M
Streight, ha3 been visiting us for a
week or so; we hope Mr. Potter has
been pleased with us, and will return
to Nebraska some day, to stay.
Wm. Agnew has at last adjourned
sine die, from the railroad business and
is now a partner in the Bonner stables
with Wm. Jones, Esq. Jones & Bon
ner is a good team, drive Bill (that is
Jones) on the off side and put quarter
boots on Agnew and they'll get away
with any pair of G , no, no, we mean
any Christians on the road.
"More Pankonin Bond" came too
late for this week, we cannot publish
matter received on Wednesday after
noon. The question is settled now.
anyway, we understand.
Boari of Trade met last evening.
Capt. Palmer made some suggestions,
in writing, about ndrerlisiug our own
County, and some other matters ef lo
cal importance weio transacted.
llr. Hesser called yesterday to get
the "f rurjf' of his annual Spring cata
logue. They will soon be distributed
to his m.ny customers, who of course,
will immediately profit by tho low pri
ces of plahts, etc.
Fred. Gorder, the ld Agricultur
al Implement dealer, i3 always on
hand, and warrants all his machinery.
Remember that. The best and newest
Cultivators and Corn Planters now on
hand at reduced rates.
An alarm of fire Sunday, called
oat a few enterprising soul?, bat as no
bell was rang the majority of the fire
men did not get cut, "Rails" Morgan
was tho victim aad the hind end of his
kitchen was burnt off, that's .'ill.
Henry Schaffer, aa old resident of
Plattsinjulh and of th-3 County, h.i3
been visiting us from Dead wood. He
has a rancha near there and comes
home to see U3 every nw and then.
We hope Mr. Sohaffer will do Well.
Julius Pepperbor.. has one of the
best home manufacturing establish
ments we can get here. Everybody
ought to support their home manufac
tures, and Julius is one of us in every
way, Give the boy a chance on cigars,
Mr. Dutton, of the B. & M. R. R.,
is going to build, we learn; Gus. Slohi
mann puts up a new house; Fred Lcn
hoff buys the half lot west of Ilatt's
butcfier shop, and will build thereon ;
and Merges new store is getting ay
up abeve the sidewalk.
The ice bridge in the Missouri, at
this point, finally left us on Saturday,
at one o'clock. It has stood wonderful
ly this winter, and only succumbed ta
the pressure of ice gorged above, which
piled in many feet thick. Tho transfer
boats are running regularly, however.
Report sa)s the Sentinel has sold
out to a regular Iowa Democrat, who
will start a paper, or rather continue
the Sentinel next week as a regular
Simon pare democratic join n il. W hat
will cur friend Crites do in this case
"voila toui 1" Can we support two dem
ocratic sheets?
Mr. E. E. Brown, oL Browii, Price
& Co, Slock dealefa at the Union
Stock Yards, Chicago, called last week.
See their card elsewhore in the papur.
We hope Mr. B. may get lots of stock
to sell. Our cattle trade is rapidly
growing and becoming known you see,
thanks to the Herald.
Fred Gorder Corn planters Now
you remembsr this, Fred is one of our
old stand-bys, no travelling man, here
to-day and (iff to-morrow, bat if you
get goods of him, ha is here to warrant
them to bo all right aud you can come
back at him. Farmers, see Fred Gor
dei's stock before you buy.
Those who misd tho McAllister
Minstrels, will please bear in mind
that a good deal of fun and amusement
was lost forever. The best without
exception, of that class of entertain
ments; no vulgarity, as is usual, was
heard and the mu3ic was immense.
We bespeak for them a full house,
if they pay us another visit.
Remember that Fred Gorder is al
ways here always responsible and if
goods don't suit, Fred can make 'em
good. That's better than any travel
ing man can do. S-.?e Gorder's Sulky
Plows, Cultivators, Harrows and all
implements, now is the time and Fred's
is the place. Come and price before
you buy elsewhere or of traveling men.
Leonard is open now, and ready
for all kinds of business. We do hope
our people will patronize him liberal
ly, as he has shown great enterprise in
starting again, after being twice burnt
out in this place. Mr. Leonard takes
good pictures; he is a real artist in bis
line, and he deserves all the patronage
we ran give him. His new building is
beingt rapidly completed.-
By the-Brooklet.
TO KAT1K S. ASH DORA H.
Down by the brooklet's si-'e I stray.
With eyes downcast and wet with tears,
Sad with the niuslnftt! of to-day
Compared with those of younger years.
For happy then and free from care.
We strolled o'er meadow, rale and hill ;
And flowers bloomed in beauty rare,
Down by this laughing riH.
Down by the brooklet's eide I stray,
With thoughts of those who'ye gone before
Methinks it was but yesterday
That here we played befcide the shore.
Where graceful willows bended low.
And where sweet warbling songsters dwelt,
Ti Mem'ry's soft'niuK hand that doth
Sir heart in sadness melt.
Down by the.brooklet's side I stray.
The spot that Ik to ir.e so dear ;
Sad with the muxings of to day,
- In solitude I wander here.
Although my heart is sad with urlef
For, ah, those dear ones are no mere
Still comes to me the sweet relief,
We'll meat on yonder ehore,
Ida M. Denxiso:.
Farm for Sale.
320 acres, seven m'les from the city
Improvements first class; 400 bearing
fruit trees; Cheap aad ou easy terms
Call soon and get a bargain.
50U Will. S. Wise.
We had a whole lot we wanted to
say about President, Senater, Cass Co
delegates, and State officers all crowd
ed out by County news, and so On ; but
ur time will coma by and by. Havo
patience, maybe yxm can stand it bet
ter than we can. A fellow can't make
everything of a small County paper.
and so far the people seem to like it.
So we guess we'll let them run.
Will Wells has received official no
tification from the Land Commission
ers of Nebraska that the U. S. Com
missioners have decided the land case,
that has been pending for about two
years, in his favor. He started Mon
day morning with a load f lime, and
two or three men to plaster and fix up
the hous6 built two years ago, and will
move his family thera some time next
week.
A Mr. Spence, living near Louis-
vill was adjudged insane this morniug.
He left here some weeks ago with a
large BtnoUr.t of money and a good
watch and returned penniless. He hir
ed a horse of Holmes & Dixon and
drove it to death, going from here to
near Louisville in an hour and return
ed next day, the horse dropping oa the
way. It is a great calamity to his
family.
The other day wo went down to
John Boone's to get shaved. After the
scrape. John was wiping and sponging
round as usual, when something at
tracted his attention in the street just
as we opened that mouth ef "ourn"
and yawned. The sponge disappeared
when wo had spit the bay-rum ut,
and seized the poker, John innocently,
says: "where could I put the sponge
on your face, when your mouth was
open." Bids wanted at this office for
a new barber.
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Oar old staad-by, Fred. Gjrder, has
now on hand Sulky Flaws, for Spring
plowing -xx Corn Planters x x Har
rows x x x ! ! ? ? But Cultivators
to insure the next corn crop that's
Fred's great "holt." Corao and see his
Cultivators. COU
The Pankonin roai business was
thoroughly argued and presented on
Wednesday before the Commissioners.
After hearing the whole matter and
consulting, they concluded to leave tne
road as it is.
If we understand the matter, if tha
present board had the original matter
under advisement, and were to settle
the road, they would cot put it just
where it is; but as that ha3 been done,
and pay for the damages received, they
think best not to set the precedent of
altering a once established road ; and
perhaps they are right. On the same
grounds any dissatisfied party could
claim change of road, whieh would oft
en causa great inconvenience.
The firm f L. Cahill & Co., of Kala
mazoo, Mich., who has been doing
business in this county tht past few
months under the management of L.
II. Pickard, we understand iroes from
here to Cass county to canvas for their
sulky plow attachment, having sid
two car loads in our county, aud sold to
some of our best farmers. Wc are
safe in saying they are ahead of any
thing in the sulky plow lino ever in
troduced in this cwuntry. The com
pany 13 among the largest manufac
turers in the East, and are doing a
very extensive business. The sales
men here are perfect gentlemen and
we wish them success where they go.
Neb. City Press.
The parties spoken of above havo
commenced the canvas of Cass Co. as
intimated, and left for a trip through
the county Monday.
Last Friday a fearful local feud
was fought out in Seward County. It
seems that Elder Bates and his sons
(formerly from this county) had incur
red the diepleasaro of a Thomas family.
On the evening in question tha Thom
ases and their frionds, filled up with
whiskey at Seward, and proceeded to a
school-house near tho Bates', where
they attempted to raid the Bates' fam
ily, who were insida holding services.
In the rasle9 Wm. Bates was killed
and another Bates wounded, they hav
ing nothing but clubs to defend against
the assailants revolvers.
Geo. Aimick cf this county a brother-in-law
of Wm. Bates, deceased, ha3
gone out to ascertain tho exact facts
and, to attend tha funeral. The Bates
boys all served in the first Neb. Regi
ment of cavalry and were comrades of
Mayor Johnsoa and others here, who
served as Union soldiers.
It is a sad affair of lawlessness, and
if the facts are as represented to us
we sincerely hope the assaulters may
meet just and qaick punishment.
Harried.
McCAIG IIARXSBEKGEK In Greenwood
precinct, Cass County, at the residence of
the brides' father. Mr. John McOaUto Miss
Francis Jlarnsbeieer. by llev. Elder Stone,
on Sunday, Feb. 2ih lSe'j.
Mr John, w hat shall we say. how shall. we ex
press our love not for Mrs." McCals be
cause there we'U leave that to be imdcined;
but for you and yours -to come : you know the
U era ld has always had a kindly feeling lor
you. First you're a "Mc" that's soruethinij.then
you aro an old I?ebrakian, aud a white man
and a Itepublicr.n, aud John you ought to have
done this lonir aao. but ve never said a word
before, because we knew you wouldn't mini:
oar advice, but new "when 'tis doue, then.
'twere well it were done juiekly" and rest as
sured that if the Herald cuuld add one word
one act or thought to increase your happiness
it would be done iustanter. tew ontl, right e.1
before anybody else could say a word. John
kins the bride for ua ; aud bring her down t
the Herald office and House toon, aud let us
get better acquainted.
We wont more a hand, and t!r a lip then
without you say so. and old friend, pardon our
levliy, but we really wish you joy, luck, hap
piness and success iu this world and believe us
vour friends. Editor and Editress ef Herald,
Star Kail Service.
So called from tha fact that the
printed contract forms aro headed
with stars intho following manner:
The three groups of stars represent the
words, "Celerity. Certainty, Security."
It includes all contracts for carrying
the mail, other than by railway or
steamboat, "without other reference to
the modo of transportation than may
bo necessary to provide for the due ce
lerity, certainty and security thereof.'
Allen's Hill on the Weeping Water.
W. T. Allen has his Mill in the very
best of running order and wants all
the custom be can get. He will guar
antee no one will go from the mill dis
satisfied, $5 reward for bad flour made
out of good wheat. IIo has all kinds
of stock for sale and the very best, will
sell cheav on trood terms. Call and
see him soon as he is selling out to
move west. lie pays his best respects
to all of his old Customers.
5012 W. T. Allex.
SchlegePs New Cigar Store.
Mr. Mat. Schlegel is again establish
ed very nicelv across the way on Maia
St., next doer to the Hard ware store in
Mrs. Ne well's old place. It is a neat
little building, and Schlegel will soon
have it fitted up handsomely. They
;ire manufacturing already, and before
long will have lots of the old brands of
cigars on the market. We wish them
lots of trade to niiika up for the'r loss
es, aud only wish we could smoke too.
Step by step tho marks and results of
the liro are being obliterated.
Notice to Teaelior3.
I will hold an examination at Green
wood ou the last i riuay ami aaiuruaj
of March. E. H. Wooi.EV,
50L3 Co. Supt.
Notice.
All persons in Cass County who have
boruesteaded, will lind out soinethins
to their interest by calling on me. Call
without delay. Will. Wisk,
SOU Fitzgerald's Block, Piattsmouth.
Removed.
-fnann &. V
moved their Millinery headquarters to
Win. Herold s store, where thev will
be happy to receive their feld custom
ers, ana many new ones. C0t2
Gaod Templar's Kuoni.
Mrs. Alice A. White, Grand Worthy
Vice-Templar, will be in Cass County
from Monday, Feb. 22d to Tuesday,
March 9th. Mr. John W. Miller, Dis
trict Deputy, will make her appoint
ments. She will visit Greenwood.
Fredrick. Calahan, Elmwocd, Mt.
Pleasant, Avoca, Rock Bluff, Concord
and be present at the meeting of Dis
trict Lodge in Plattsmnuth.
By Ordei: or Committee.
Wonderful Cares.
Rev. F. W. Buchholz, Waseca, Minn..
used the St. Jacobs Oil iu the case of a
lady of his congregation who had been
bed-ridden with Rheumatism for sev
enteen years. She used the St. Jacobs
Oil for three days, and was able to
eave her bed.
Mr. R. Shajfer, No. 31 Brown street.
Allegheny City, Pa., had tho Rheuma
tism for eight years, und had iwed eve
ry known medicine without reiiei'. A
single bottla of tjt. Jacob's Oil cured
him.
Gustav A. Heilman, Esq., editor of
Pittsburgh Daily Republican, su flared
with Rheumation for two years, and
lav many a night unable to sleen on
account of terribly pains. Two botties
of St. Jacob's Oil curedhim.
Mr. F. Wilke, Lafayette, Ir.d., re
ports a case where a man suffered so
badly with Rheumatism that he could
not move. His legs were swollen, r.nd
he had the most terrible pains. Twelve
hours after the first application of the
St. Jacob's Oil the pains were gone and
the swelling bad disappeared.
Mr. Henry Sehajfer, Miilersbtirg,
Ohio, waa cured of Rheumatism in the
hips.
Mr. F. R. Witt, Cleveland, Ohio,
Rheumatism in the K'g. Cured after
three applications.
Mr. Henry Lear, Patriot, Ohio, had
such pain in his shoulder tint he could
not move. S!. Jacob's Oil cured him
after a few applications.
Mrs. Vrena Gugelmann, aged 59
years, living in Rochester, N. Y?, Rheu
matism in legs; tvuld not walk. Used
bottle of St. Jacobs Oil and felt, us sJie
asserts, like new-born.
Christian Ilanni, Esq., Youngstown,
Ohio, is full of joy over the wonderful
cure of his wife by St. Jacobs Oil. For
twelve long years she had suffered with
Neuralgia in the head, and often lrtd
the most terrible pains. Half a bottle
of St. Jacobs Oil cured her enlirelv.
Mr. Wm. Reinhardt, Elmore, Wis.,
reports as fellows; St. Jacobs Oil is re
ally a wonderful rented y, for I could
mention 'dozens cf c.-ftes where it has
proved its magical influence. One case
in particular I will state; I know a
man who has suffered with Rheuma
tism for the last twenty-four years, and
of late could hardly move around. Aft
er using a few bottles of St. Jacobs
Oil he wns entirely cured.
B. Seisi, Esq., South Adaras. Massa
chusetts, writes: Allow me to inform
you how much good St. Jac.l.3 Oil has
done in this neighborhood. A woman
had the Rheumatism so badly that she
could not even attend to her wash.
Three applications of St. Jacobs Oil
cured her. Her jy seemed to have no
bounds. son
Call on .Mrs Capt. Marshall and
S?fc tbe new Organ Tutor. 8tf
BARGAINS for a Pew Days.
, I have on hand a number of Mason
& Hamlin Organ?, five of their Latest
and most desirable Styles, six to ten
stops, that I will sell at from $73.00 to
8110.00 Cash ix Hand if selected
at once. James Pettee,
State Agt. Mason & Hamlin Organ Co
Plattsmoutb, Neb Feb. 2G, 1880.492
This is the latent telephone story : -A
proutl jrrnndmanima, who has only
just been pronoted to tho honors of
that happy relationship, is awakened
in the dead of night by the inexorable
bell. "Mamma, dear," comes to her
the frightened voice of her beloved
and Inexperienced daughter. "I am
sure baby has got the croup. What
shall I do with it?" Grandmamma
replies that she will call the family
doctor, and be with her anxious
daughter in a moment. She awakens
the doctor, and tells him the terrible
news f-hc has learned from her daugh
ter, lie in his turn wishes to be put
in telephonic communication with the
too anxious mamma. "Lift the child
to the telephone, and let mo hear it
cough," lie commands. The child is
lifted, and it coughs. "Tliat's not the
cronp,"hc declares; and ho declines
to leave his house on such small mat
ters, lie advises grandmamma also to
stay in bed; and, all anxiety quieted,
the trio settle down happy for tho
night.
Slirewfiess and Ability.
Hop Bitters so freely advertised iu
all the papers, secular and religious,
are having a large sale, and are sup
planting all other medicines. There
is no denying the virtues of the Hup
plant, and the proprietors of these Bit
ters have shown great shrewdness and
ability in comooundinga Bitters, whose
virtues are so palpable to every one's
observation. Exchange.
Carpet Weaving.
The undersigned respectfully solicits
orders in this line, and guarantees com
plete satisfaction, or no pay. Charges
very moderate. Enquire at Freuf Herr
mann's store.
49 tl A. Haxsen
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Get Eyon's Patent Heel Sliffeners
applied to those new boots or shoes be
fore vou run them over. out
Highest price p:ild for Hides, Fura. Wool,
etc.. at I'. S. whitk's. 25tf
llemember that for boots and shoes
Bock well cannot be beat in price. He
has it large assortment. 28tf.
Ladies' and children's boots and
shoes cannot run over if Lyon's Patent
llccl biilfeuers are used. 4CU
The Best canned and dried fruits
in the city at F. ri. Vv bite's. 43tf.
TMrtv of lh bMt orsr;in makers of the
World avi- coninetitor-i zl li:? P;trU Imposition.
a eaM? dispatch to the As.!tt;;!ed l're-s s-iys
two highest jrold nuMuIs h;ive hern awarded to
the AiiK-ncan makers. !a:e:i & liau;lin.
Ilor.ieOZauc Cigars.
Avoid smoking eastern filthy tene
ment-made cigars. Ask your dealers
fur l'epperbeig's pure brands of home
made cigars. If yon don't find them
there, go where they are kept, and by
doing so, encourage home labor. Job
bing in cigars and smokers articles a
specialty, at low prices. A large and
varied stock of smokers goods always
on hand, at prices to suit the times.
42tf .TULIUS FEPPEKBEllO.
Bucfcleu's Arnica Saive.
The Best Salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulc-rs. Salt lihcum
'iVttcr, Chapped Hands, Chilblains
Corns, and all kinds of skin eruptions
This Salve is guaranteed to give per-
ftxt satisfaction in every case or mon
ey refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
For sale by Smith & Black. Wholesale
and Be! ail, Plattsmnuth, Xeb. 241y.
Hard Wood For gale.
Goad hard wood for sale. Inquire
at Guthman & Weckbach's store. 44U3
To-day's Eclipse.
Of all other medicines Buowxs Por-
itlau Western Bemedies, may be
seen in evcrv fainilv where used. For
sale by J. Ill Buttery, Smith & Black
and O. P. Johnson, Piattsinoulh, and
John Painter and Eledga & Co., East
Plattsmouth.
Browa's Vegreiable Liver Iill
Cure Billiousness and Sick head-ache.
uacvs a coii;h kai-VM
Heals the lungs and cures ccuglis and
colds.
JjaaVX'H T.Vil TliOClSKS
Cure sore throat and hoarseness, and
clear aud strengthen the voice.
i: no wife's akxica salvk
Ilea's ulcers, cuts, burns and inflam
ed eyes.
ZSrovrn'tB Herman Ciirrh Cure
13 takinir the place of all other ca
tarrh remedies. When used in con
nection with Comp. Ext.Sausapakil-
a, Dandelion & I o dive or Potas
sium, it has Never failed to cure. 4 St f
Notice to Tcaeaers.
Examination f persons wishing to
teach in Cass county, will bo at the
following times and places:
At Piattsinoulh, 1st Friday and Sat
urday in January, February, May, Au
gust, October and November. At
Weeping Water, 1st Friday and Satur
day in March, June and September. At
I.ouisvi:! 1st Friday and Saturday in
April, J tily and December. Notice of
other examinations will be given.
E. II. Woolet,
4Jtf Superintendent.
A. Boch ester riiysician's Experience.
li. Caul kins, M. D., .f Bodies ter, N.
V., certifies Oct. Cth, 187!), that he has
used the Safe Kidney and Eiver Cure
ia his practice fur diseases of the kid
neys and livtr, and the result has been
satisfactory in the extreme. He says:
"I would now prescribe the same rem
edy to all similarly afflicted, and you
are at liberty to so state in vour testi
monials." 4U13
Stop That Coajjh.
If you are suffering with a Cough,
Cold Asthma, Bronchitis. Hay Fever.
Consumption, loss of voice, tickii:sg iu
the throat, or any affection of tho
Throat or Lungs, use Dp.. Kino's Xew
DiscovekY for Consumption. This is
the grtat remedy that is causing so
much excitement by its wyr.de'rfui
cures, curing thousands of hopeless ra
ses. Over one million bottles of Dr.
Kino's New Discoveuy have been
used within the last year, ami have
given perfect satisfaction in every in
stance. We can unhesitatingly say
that this is really the' only sure curt
for throat and lung affections, and can
cheerfully recommend it to nil. Call
and get a trial bottle free of cost or a
regular size for 81. 00. Smith & Black,
Wholesale and Retail, Plattstnoutii,
Xeb, 2G0wly.
THE MARKETS.
HOME MARKETS.
QUAIX AND rRODUCE.
Weduesday. March 3, lxxi.
Wheat Nc.2.. ..
Corn, ear........
" shelled,....
Oats
I'ir!ey,No. 2 .
Kye
Native Cattle....
Hoi;
Butter.
Kws
I'oUdoes i.,
yCifcl 00
20
40
N)
3 750t 00
a -10
2'
Ill
x i 40
NEW YORK MARKETS.
New York, M:trch 3, l?so.
Money 5GG per cent.
Wheat $ oi
Kye .
pi
Cora ....
;lts ..
Kg ...
l'orlc ....
Ki-ef....
Laid ....
nuttor .
Chfpse .
Whisky.
47 & 4S
11
fei12 OO
(lull
7 70
1G u 2
11 Gi HK
1 10 u I U
CI1ICAGJ MARKETS.
Chicago. March
S, 1S.
Flour
Wheat
t'oru
Outs.
Kvt-
r.-irh-y
I'ork
Lard
1MK M:its...
Jfutttr
Klh
Whisky
r.iiu
C 1
11 70 Plt
til 7 10
6 ;c
2 O at
13Hk 14
1 V7
UIDCC Improves! Root ItccrPark
rilllC J iS2C.2. Vts. Makes five Bullous
of a dclicU'iis and sparkling hverajie wui1l
o:i:e and tenij;rai. Sold by drdwisls. or sent
hv m:i:l on rtcvipt of "5 cts. Address, CHAN. K.
HI KES." .M-inuf:icturer. 2!3 Market hlrret, Phil
adelphia, Pa. UitM
LEGAL NOTICES.
Public Legal Sale.
fiALK or sciioor. iiovse.
By virtue of a vote of the legal voters of Dis
trict GS, in lawful nieetiu assembled. I will, on
the Xth day ot .March. A. 1). ISt'O. at 2 o cltM-k
p. in., still at Public Auction the School House
IeUuij;i;iK to L)iIiict 65, of Cass County, Ne
braska, f ho sale tt take place at the floor of
said school house. E. II. VOOi.HY,
Supt. Pub. Insi'n. Cass Co., Neb.
I'lattsmouth. Neb., March 1st. lttfo. S0t5
SheriiTs Sale.
By virtue, of an execution issued by A. N.
HullivjtD. County Jud v.iiliin and for Cass
County. Nebraska., ami to me iii;rted, I will,
ou the lclh it ay el March. A. O. ISM), at 11 o'
clock a. in., of said day, at the residence of
Joeph Campbell, tn ltoek lihin's Precinct, in
said County, sell at Public Auction the follow
ing persona! property, to-wit : One Combined
Keaper and .Mj-.ver, ami one 'i'hreshi'.n Machine
anj llu.ne I'owfr, and all apjiurtcu-jnces an J
fixtures for running the uiI machine. The
same beinr levnrd upon ;i:ii takea as the prop
erty of H. i' Mallow, ticfei;ii:Mit, t satisfy a
judmriit of said Court by John II. L'achelor,
plaintiff.
l'iutt&innuth, Nob.. Feb. 28th. A. I. 180.
Sot-' V.. W. It YKKS, Sheritf Cass Co.. Xeb.
Legal.
Notice is hereby jriven thai on the l."th day
of 'i ptember. 1 purehtLseil at t.x ss.le t lie
north half i n'i) of the sotitU east quarter (seV4)
of KiTtiou thirty '.. township ten 1 10). ran so
thirteen (Ul ea.-t 1. Jl.. Mttiate in Cass t'ouuty,
Aehratk:;, ft.-r the tax of 1S74, ami ta:.ed to .
Ami tii;:t tin less i"ciie:iu!iou t- efeftom is
marie heiore the J9ih day of .Inni.1, isso, at the
expiration of which date tlieriht to redeem
w ill expire, application will he made, to the
Treasurer of tne above said County of Cas for
a t.tx deed theieou, S. ". AiiiitKIAll.
Match 4th, ISi). frt3
Legal Eotiee.
STATE Or XEUKASKa.
It ASK A. 1
OI'FICK,
10. 18;'. )
IXSl'RAXCK W'.P T, AlDiTUK'fi OI'F
Lincoln, I'eiiiaiy
It is herehy 3?rt Inert thai the Home I.vsutt
ax-k Co. of Xcw York, in the .state of New
oik. has complied with the Insurance Law of
this .State, anj is authorized to transact, the
business of 1'ir.o Insurance in thiJ .Slate for the
current year.
Witness iny hand aud the seal of
' 4 tile Auditor of I'u'olie Aecouuts the
l..., day aud year above written.
SILAI" i V. W. LlKKTKK,
v Auditor P. A.
D0U la Cha5-rp of Insurance Department.
Probate Notice.
Iu the matter of the last vrill and testament of
Josephs, t pton, di-eeai'ed. iu County Court
of Cass County, Nebraska.
Notice is l.crchy given that G. S. I'ptu ha
filed st a instrument in writ tug, purporting to he
the last t. ill and tei'tauiant ci Josephs. I Dion,
deceased. i:i:d asking that the wjtmo ha r.dtutt
tcd to probate, and proved as ueu last willitnd
testament, and that the hearing of said cauee
is net for tha Gth day of April, A. U.. lsW.atone
o'clock, p. in., til s;iid dy. a! the olUce t the
County Judge in I'latt-inoetli, Neb., at v. hich
time soul plaee ail persons interested nviy ap
pear, and show eaute if ;tny tney have, why
aid i list rumen; i-houid not be admitted to pro
bite. A. N. SULLIVAN,
5;U Co.Jude.
Sheriffs Sale,
Ily virtue ef an order of ea'e, t.tstu-d fcy W. C.
Showalter, Clerk of the listrlet Court itr.in
and for Caos County, Nebraska, ti'id to
me directed. I ill on the Cth day of April, A.
1). is.-,(t, at to o'clock a. in . or said diiy, nt the
smith door of the C-mrt llou.-e. in the eity of
rialtsmoutli. in FaidCouu'y. sril at Public Auc
tion the following real estate, to-wit : The
South eact guarts-r (seU) of tile North V,-est
quarter tiiw'n). and thiriy-oiiC (31) acies off of
t lie Noiih L:;t quarter (neVi) of the North
West quarter (u-1- ). bt ln a!l of sai.i lar.t nam
ed quarter, except wli'.t has been previously
deeded to other parties ; all i section ninelren
(IS), tt-'.vasliip No. twelve (12). north of ranjjo
fourteen i'ii. liast of tiie '.;h P. I. ; all in Cass
County, Nebraska. The same beinir levied up
on and t ik. ii as th pmin-rty of James O'Neill
and Jiachel O'Neill, defendants, to satisfy a
Judgment of said Court by Jacob L. Phillips,
plaintiff.
PlaUsmM:!h, b., March 2d, LSfO.
it. W. II YKi:s. Sheriff Cas Co., Neb.
6t5 I!y M. MrErwAis, Dop'y.
Notice.
The unknown owner or owners and claimants
of lot. No. four (1; in block No. iw ent) '-seven
21) in thtf city of i'lalisniouth. i tne county of
Cass and Stati" f Nebraska, will lake notice
that on Hie 41 h day of April. A. U. !H73 one
James cruee puti'iased said lot No. four tl) in
block No. twenty-seven (27) iu said l'latts
luouih City at J reasitrer'a tax sale for the de
hnq.ii'ii' t:tes of the year lSTU smd took and
received from Jaws hi. Patlerfoii. 'J iv.iMirer
of Cass County a. tax saie certificate of pur
ehuse fur said lot four (t) iii block No, inventy
seven ('J7) and that aflerwaros. to-wit: on the
l.itii day of February the undersigned as
signee for a full Jind valuable consideration
puivlutsed said ceri ilicale of s;,!e to said lot and
took a d ne and reiraiat assiiMinieut of the i-aine
und that the i:mh iNijtiied will on the '.'.".'li ilay
of M:iy, iv.d. prevent said tax ;;!e certificate to
I he Treasurer t'f Cass County, Nebraska, and
demand a Thx Deed Conveying to the itmler
Mined, the full and eonipiefrt title to irid h-t
No. four 1 1 in block No. twenty -ceven (."J7), in
said PlaHsrtiuv.lh City.
4Jtt V.vr.K.v ri.vK Kacen-
Probate Notice.
in the waiter cf;he estate ol Puttie"; Gfl.-oy,
deceased.
Iu toe County Court of Cass County, N't brar.ka.
Upon reading and fdhi;; the duly verified pe
tition of .b.iiu o'Kom ke. .i a injc ihat adiuuus
ir.it ion ot the criatt i.t Patrick Giiroy, iei-fas-ed.
i:e granted to him : Ordered thai notice .f
the pcndeiiey t,i said eau'C he pubii.liet! in the
Nebraska. II Kit M.v. a weekly iie.vpapcr printed
published. and in getter..! circulation in I'airl Co..
f'.r three coi.seciitivo week, and ttiat tlie
licti! lug of sai 1 caii'-o bo st t lor the sih day of
Mirch. A. 1. !.,). at one o'clock, p. tn.. at l!:e
o:hc t.f tin', t.'outiry .Iiidg". at ''iaitHmoiit h. at
hie'l t inie and pluet. uil persons inter -xtr l
luay iippf.-.r and sliovv cans,;, il ;ny they have,
why tit::iihiistra:ou of said. -estate ;sii"i.ld not
be granted to the faid John O'JConrke, aceoid
in to the prayer of id Te:i;ion.
A. N. Kc'i.i.i VAX, Co. Judi.-e.
Piattsinoulh. I'eo. IS. Ut. iv.3
R ad Notice.
To nil vhom U ;:viy Cnr.rern:
Tne C 'itiaiis-io.ier app diited to locate a road
Commencing ou the n-ci ioa iine dividing cec
lites thirtecii imd t t-enty-foiir (13 i town
twelve (l.'i ii!.i ti! : range thirteen l.i) eavt a:
A MUt:t where Chica: o Avenue crosses s..;d line.
Tiieiii e e;ivler!y on tne most practicable route
to Pine-Jin Avenue iH section eighteen (li) town
twelve (TJ) range fourteen (H). Kaid rortil !ut:s
as no.v loc.ued over a part of the norin
ea.it quarter tnc'i) of the north eavt c'larier
fncVi bf section neuty-lour (! ! to nt v. rive
(l'J) tango tiiii teei! 1 1.-.) ... d over the loirm v. e-t
p::a ter tnw ) ef the north west quarter (nw
til seclion l'iuctf en I'iO in t .);i twvtve 1
range fourteen llljH'.U over a part of i he i.t.rrii
east nuartet ue!4 j of the m rili t :,t qmn ti r
row ?i j of secl'tin ideeteeti i: j in town t-.vt-tve
north of range fourteen li- east it the ah
i. M. hj.s reported in favor of nit. Iticati.r.i
thereof, a'ld a!i oiijecttons thereto or c'.ims for
dae.;;igi f. Must be liied m ti.e touiity Chris's
oiiice. on ot 'before noon en the thiv of
A 5i ii. A. 1). ls. or such loa't v i.I be rii-cinred
an open and e-Flahl-Mtt'd road wiihe.i:i rcf. re:ii e
thirvio. ' 4.15 .1.1). l'l ir.to. lick.
Notice.
Tnrntrnr iM-:pant or the ft -!'.o-. tl-i-stii'ett
Kc.tl Tsttitf, -.u tho t tutt.ty t.t r"..ss ;iti-i
St.-tte of t-ln ;i-kt. w it : Lot No. 4 in 1. 1. -el;
No. 74 i:i the r:!y of J'!:irtsi,i: u: It. ('. t i-.f...ty,
i-tira-na. Y tn i p. re herehy Lotifiei' II. hi. I he
:.ie thtrrn.eil ftea! Kstrtte SeKSt-r! l-. !:rp
injr to H !IOIl-le.h'lMl .-f t;:i Ctinlv. o:
tlie 23tl tlay of Tove;nbr-r. lf-11 fi lti'to r.n- the
ttn(Ieiii'nel. tiu rf hcinj; t;o !;er t?Jotltrs, for
tlie tiires lev:-l tl:e.re;ii for the year 1 '.,. m.i!
ttiiit iinlpB the s.une is reuet-inetl from r.eh J
s:tl o:t 'r hefoie t i.e 1st rtav of April, lKSti,
de-tl will be isuea for sid ki-zl vi:-te to i
44CZ ILC.i fclilTa.
Administrator's Sale.
By virt ue and in pursuance of an order of thiJ
District Court, .Second Judicial lis.net, within
and for Otoe County. State of Nebraska, dated
November 17. A. 1. 1879, utid January 20. A. 1.
lxH;. I will oiler for Kjtle tit I'ubtic Aucliou, on
Tuesday, the !th day of March. A. 1. isso. at 1
o'clock p. in. of xaid day. at the front door of
the building where the last term of the District
Court was held, of said district, in Hie eity of
Plattsiiioi.th, C:lss County, Mate of Nebraska,
t'e follow iptf descri-ed real ectate, to-wit:
The South Kat quarter (se1) of section fifteen
U5), in township eleven til), iu range eleven
(11); also the North Fast (ut) of North Kast
quarter (ne1) of section eight (S), and the
North half (n't) of North West quarter inw1,).
aud North West (nw) of North Kait qiutrter
(neK) ot section nine (3), in township eleven
(It). IU range eleven (11) ; all or said laud lying
Kast of tiie cit!i (!:) principal meridian, in
Cass t:oiinfy, istate tif Nebraska.
Terms of Sale One-third of tho purchase
money of said teal estate to be paid nt the time
of .i!e ; one-third to be paid in one year ; one
third to be paid in two year, from date of sale ;
to be secured by notes and mortgage on the
property, at ten per cent, interest from date of
sale until paid, interest payable annually.
Hated. Nebraska City, Nebraska, i'ebruary
Ctii. A. 1). lKfO.
C. W. SEYMOm.
Administrator and Kxecutnr of the Kstate
of John W. Seymour, deceased. 471A
J. L Cuiiniiihiim,
HOUSE PAINTER!
AND ORNAMENTEJi.
Paper EBanginET, Eitilsuitil nine:,
draining' and Glazing-,
A specialty. Also a first class
Piano & Organ Finisher.
t-'-JT Would say to the people o riatte mouth,
that I fully
WA.RTIAXT ALL. CONTRACTS.
A share of the patronage Is solicited. Orders
will receive prompt attention.
48mS J. E. CUNNINGHAM.
W. C. Browx.
Eowi.v R. Prick.
Edwin- E. Bkowm
proton, rirt tv Co.,
' Coniiiiisi'iou Merchants la
MIVB &T&GK,
Koora 81, Now Exchange Cuildlng,
Union feitocli Y&rJs. - - C'Ulez.
RVKKIl 11T mtlJISSION TO
E. S. STICK ev. President Puion Stock Yards
National Hack. Chicago.
New Firm !
JOMft & AGNEW,
&t tlie
Brick Livery Stable.
PLATTSMOUTH, -
NEUKASKA.
The old Conner Stables. In I'lattsmouth, are
nnw leased by Jones & Agnew, aud they havo
u hand New aud handeoiuc accommodations,
in the shape of
HORDES, CARRIAGES, BVGQIE3,
and
SADDLE UORHES.
Yi'e aro prepared to keep 1IOP.SE3
FOR SALES TRADE!
And will
Train end Break Colts
On Reasonable Terms.
ALS0KEME2IRER,
That with plenty of room (that every one
kncwd we have; tuourrialde, we can get Parm
er Htoek and wagons. loads ot nay, &c, unaer
cover, wi;ne tliey wiil keep dry.
Thanking all tho old patrons for their liberal!
ty.we solicit their trade for the future, satisfied
Hint we can accommodate them better aud do
Letter by them than ever before.
501y JONES:&AGNEW.
New Departure !
cf our well known Tailor,
Marrm OJMQiirlzQ
WHO HAS
rZRMA XEXTLX LOCA TED.
On Loiecr Main St., oi$. Court House.
A Fl'LL LINE CF
ZEPizsais a-coiDS
w ill constantly he kept In stfn-k and ailjor jers
promptly filled .
A Fit Guaranteed!
in every instance.
3-I)o:it forget the I.oc-Uion.
wr M. O'ltoritlCi:, Prop.
H. A. VATERMAN&S0N;
Wholesale and Uctail Dealors lu
1'INE LUMBER.
LATH.
UINGLES.
DOOIIS,
ULINDS,
ETC..
ETC..
ETC.
Ma street. Corner cf Fifth.
I'LATTSMOUTH, - - - - ITEIi.
Still Better Rates for Lumber
MIOHOLStSHEPARD&CO-BalflBWfm
StaMUh4
AST"ftll'f:T.V trt:BI.E a vmdmrn n.A-.. ..In 1-m tb.o on. kair thu m4 kM. .
I''.i:iA JM.K, Tl tCliU.V, M ft! KAtV-HI Hll.i HTt:Al-r.HVlir.f, wit p.ial f.ir.. ,f f,wM,
Putiliiiiir, S.'.-l.r r.comm,. o4 Rcrnnij entirely aigo.a In etter mni.ee. Htemnt-rewer OstCte uid Ktenai renee
htparaiore n appc'iitltr Year Uee ef Sfpnrntore, from te II horee-pewer ; tltlt;IM Improved kunnte4 Kerw-rinern.
Utt Venn of I'ro.i.rron. a,i Co.Uiieoe. Ranlarea he thia hu. iUienl hnae of Hot, fcouiua, er auiu
stent, furmsuea u alrong guarniitee tow superior seoUe no4 boitarnm atenllnj.
n A HYSrt?3 I Tn erftil ittHM nn4 fwfaliuitT nf
trt'J I 112 Pi I our Viaa.rnnlfarhtner fcnadri.en etner
munines to the wall ; hf fire vnrirrae aaakera are n.w attampt
ln to bniil and palm off Inferior and mongrel Imitatioua of
oitr fainoua cooda.
E MOT DECEIVED
If neh cxpnliwntM iof vorthlH mtwhincrr. If t biT
ui. rtt the "OJUGI? AL aa4 Uio "CELiAEw
front u.
C j For full partlfolnr eH m mr dtftlrt. or writ
to n for lilnstratctl Circular, Which v mail free. Address
JflCHOLS, S HEP ABO ft CO., Battle Creek Mich. i.
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IT IS A PEOPLE'S PAPER BOTH IN CHARACTER AND PRICE,
A4drePr YICTOB F. LAWEO ITULlSHrB, 123 Tartu Avesc, CIUCAUO- .Ur
NEW
Livery, Feed & Said
STABLE.
Or an Old Stable Hi tuto hawls entirety:
Tho New Firm of
Holmes & dixoV
ppeu the old
BT HEIGHT J1AIIN,
on the Corner or tith and Pearl Streets with it'
New Livery Outfit.
COOI HOUSES ANH CAKMAGES nt Alt
time
HOUSES roil S ALU-
llorlS KS VOL' G 1 IT AXD SOLD,
HORSES KEPT BY TJIE DAT Oil H'EEZi
Call and seo HOLMES & DIXON".
45mG
ltiLVL ESTATE
CITY AND COUNTY
IK ENDLESS QUANTITIES.
WIM a wise.
MONEY TO LOAN
ON IMPROVED FARMS JfOli
FrE YEARS TIME.
TC CEXT IXTKKK8T.
NO COMMISSIONS.
Eaquire of I). II. WJIEELEH & COf
I'lattsuiouth; er II. E. MOOIIE, Lin
coln, Nebraska. 21tf
WILLIAM HEROLDj
drnlcr lit
DIIY GOODS,
CLOTHS.
BLANKETS.
FLANNELS,
FUKXISIIIN'G GOOD
GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS;
Lurc stock cf
BOOTS and SHOES
to be
CLOSED OUT AT C0SrJLf
;Ct ;V
Notions, CiueensWarOf
&ad lu fact everything you can call for la
the line of
General Merchandise.-
CASH PAID FOlt IIIDKS AND l'L'KS.
Alt kinds of oouttry crodfe taken In ea
change for posds.
Champion Milliard UalU
J. W. MURPHY, - - Prop.
Main .Street. Opp. I'latlo Vulley.
rest vra yn or crdAlis, Avri.ris,
CAXJ'IKS. A' U'f.-t. AXD A UKSLUAL
STOCK Of COX rhCTIOXEll i t:s,
Given Out in Exchange
I'OU I'OOL CIUXICS.
f y-All GeiUU-mcn are respectfully Invited to"
call, Hid pari icijiate, or ollierwls, in the
amusements afforded. '1 ho best of order Is fcl
ways preserved and everyone.cau nJo; thuuU
le.vc. 471Y
fuinlir Jt Graintr.
ALL KINDS OF
Raiding, raining, &ksk$,
S piper gauging
Also, rJCcoratlous of till kinds.
Painted in Good Style.
FRESCOING A SPECIALLY.
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A. H. Tavi.ois, .t. VAl.l.rkr, fin..
N. lIOI..MR., K. IlKKkXK.t. Hit
mm
T2irckLcp liackiaor- and Portable
a..d Traction En e.n 60.
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V ITt'MLT" r Orl-flilf, Tl BatUf , rorfect
Cl.mir. Ar.J m4 Thorough 'rft.
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firyn.tnll unnuramlli kou mM hf wnlf Bucrtamtml Jlumwbwt
tm rix. l itnotbT. t'lovcr. and nil stller tW4.
iaHDi
bt.itt.
l.rTi.o Wnl-.h. LuMarK. Iowa. ts:
"Von will llnd i.irl.-fd 1 f;r slxttten montrMt'
itiMsriptloii to liie Wnr.si.T New. I would not bS
without Hie WeLT Nw If It dn,t U Tear."
N'oel Conturicf, rrereieeiit, ICeUnd County,
Mli'h.. cart:
" I tcinl yon th wtililn lnhed SI forixta
montiis' ihserioiiou f-r the n:CAor Vukli
Newi, 1 hr.ve tnUt-n inpfft fron eti-rr direction
li the liilld .St s- and hurr fonn I tho rtr t
wantatttsf. I I :iltk orn Imdy onilit t l.ka lt
V.'hy, there's noiiiinr likn It ff.r 73 o-nu a )i ,
Art anonTniont .'ii,criiMr writ' eijiressty i
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