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flSIIIOX ITEMS.
Quantities of tiny green bugs and
beetle Are placed anion" the feathers
and flowers that trim chip bonnets.
The fashion of making the entire
basques of a different fabric to that of
the skirt and its draperies prevails
this season.
Figured silks of light quality, bro
caded in gy Japanese colors and de
signs, are to be used for draperies
over skirts of plain bunting.
Imitation or half real Mechlin or
Malinea lace is being largely imported
and will be the rival of the Breton,
Languedoc, and point d'esprit lace of
last spring.
The Oriental looking oil calicos
having a black ground covered with
Japanese designs in bright colors, will
be used for basques and draperies
over black silk skirts.
Handsome brocaded wool goods
have delicato tinted grounds cameo,
salmon, cream, and sky-blue while
the brocaded figures are of satin in
dull red, old gold, heliotrope, "and
sapphire blue.
Among the dinner dresses of pleas
ing fashion is the mcrechale, composed
of black gros-grain and brocade, and
elaborately trimmed with chenille,
fiassemcntaries, beaded fringe, ltevers
ined with satin or cream tint pass
down either side of the skirt, the back
drapery of which terminates in a train.
The basque bodice, cut in postillion
style, glistens under a weight of jotted
fringe.
A walking costume which has at
tracted attention, from the peculiar
character of the fabric, is a brocade
with ground-work dclicatelyAinted
and overlaid with designs in rich but
harmonious colors, and made with a
double-breasted, cutaway coat. The
cantatrice, another street costume, is
remarkable for the novel arrangement
of the basque, which is ingeniously
contrived to represent a triple waist
coat. New colors in millinery arc intro
duced under the suggestive names of
fheasant brown, Isaocllc yellow the
listorical Spanish color and several
shades having purple for their base,
recalling the lilac, violet, and helio
trope. Leghorns and Tuscans, with
other old-fashioned straw-bonnets,
represent the spring milliner-, and
come, in some instances, in quaint
shapes, reminding one of pictures
painted a century ago.
The ladies' ulster par excellence is
in fine, light mixed or tinted cloths,
finished, with an inner facing of
twilled silk or satin in poppy red,
llceh-colored pink, or peacock blue.
The fullness at the back is gathered
into a shirring, held by pendant cords
or a belt. A round hood is gathered
so as to form a ruflle, and a round
pocket is suspended from the sH by
thick silk cords, and has a rulllo at
the top faced with silk like that of
the hood and 6leeves at the wrist.
This inner lacing, in vivid color, con
trasts most beautifully with the soft
wool, and is repeated upon the inner
fronts of the skirt to a depth of several
inches.
The English and French Aval king
coats arc cut much ou the same priiici-
file as for some seasons past, a little
engthening here and sloping there
giving them a comparatively new
effect; mixed and cheviot suitings di
vide favor with delicate drab cloths
for thsse necessary garments. The
mantilla and dol man-shaped visitcs
are somewhat shorter than those worn
in the winter, and are cut with a
different spring over ths arm, which
renders them cooler and more com
fortable. Drab and broche cloths,
with elegant fringes to match, are the
leading novelties in these wraps, while
in black fabrics satin dc Lyon and
heavy corded fiiiks and brocades are
favorite materials for dressing wraps,
while camel's hair is still one of thu
most favored textures for all ordinary
purposes.
ITEMS OF INTEREST.
TJnmuitled dogs on the streets of
MmphU are shot down without
mercy.
Only one hotel at Jacksonville, Fla.,
will remain open during the summer.
Over 250,000 tons of iron were pur
chased in England in the month of
March for the United States which is
at the rate of 3,000,000 tons per year.
The total number of schools in New
Hampshire is found by the assessors
to be 1,156, an increase of 74 over last
year. Of these, 1,007 are in the union
district.
Fhiladelphia contains 103 distinct
iron factories, giving employment to
nearly 12,000 hands, without those
employed at the Baldwin locomotive
works.
There is not a single liquor saloon
In any town along the !ino of the Last
Tennessee and Georgia railroad, bc
tAreen Chattauooga and Koxville, a
distance of one hundred and twelve
miles.
Mr. Henry C. Rich died the other
day at Newport, Mass. It is related
of him and his brother, Robert E.,
who still lives, that they each lost a
leg on the same day during the war,
the latter at An tie lam, and the former
on board the United States steamer
Susquehanna.
Two years ago not more than eight
hundred head of cattle were owned
along the entire valley of the Upper
Uila rier. To-day there are at least
twenty-five thousand head grazing
over the rune ground, and twenty-six
good ranches being tanned.
The latest plan for crossing the
English channel is embodied in a
moiici now before the Brush admiral
ty for a monster flouting railway
station, which is to carry Wains hold
ing 2,000 pa?scii4cra across at the rate
of fourteen knots per hour.
Mrs. Rogers, and one of her daugh
ters, of Luncuiub, N. C, made by
their own labor' during last season,
from two and a half acres of land,
$6S4 worth of tobacco. This amount
was retained after paying a rent of
one-tliiid of the crop.
The young women of Onoko, Tex.,
have taken to a fashion of cutting their
hair as short as scissors will do it.
They wear littlo slouched hats on the
sides of their smooth heads, and look
as rakish as pirates.
Richard Wulff, a Montreal merchant
of wealth and high social standing,
has brought a lawsuit to get back
000 whicii he settled upon his wife
before marriage. She subsequently
eloped, but would not give up the
property to her deserted husband.
The great scarcity of men to work
in the quarries at West Pawlet, Vt.f
lias caused the introduction of Ger
mans, -quite a number of whom have
arrived trom Cattle Garden, New York
city. They work well, and are Sober,
quiet, peaceable, intelligent citizens.
Five little negro boys, ranging in
ae from 9 to 15 years, were brought
before the mayor at Oxford, Miss.,
under a charge of taking another little
bov, a-ed 10 rears, from his bed at
uiglit aud beating him severely. Upon
conviction, two of the juveniles -were
cent to jail.
Rural Law.
Every land-owner has need of the
knowledge of, a few elementary prin
ciples often of great utility, and cal
culated to 6ave him much perplexity
and annoyance.
I was spending a few days in a New
England village, writes a correspond
ent of Land and Home. It was the
cherry reason, and directly opposite
the house of my friend was a row of
large trees richly laden with fruit,
and idle men and boys stripped them
of their fruit, wantonly broke off the
branches, covered the sidewalks with
leaves and broken twigs and made
themselves a nuisance to all who dwelt
in the neighborhood. A widow lady
resided opposite and as the trees were
outside of her fence, she was unaware
that she had any claim to the fruit.
My friends were not a little sur
prised when I told them that the
cherries were just as much the prop
erty of the widow as if the trees grew
in her back yard surrounded by a wall
forty feet high. I explained to them
that the land-owner owned to the
middle of the highway, and had a
right to such exclusive use and en
joyment of the same, and of natural
products thereof, as did not obstruct,
impede, or endanger the public travel.
This is almost invariably the rule in
this country, except in incorporated
cities controlled by municipal chart
ers, where the rights of the public are
sometimes more extended, and those
of the land-owner correspondingly
abridged. Suppose that a county or
a town desires to lay out a road over
the land of A. All that the county
can claim from A. is a grant of "the
right of way" over his land. If he is
unwilling to do this, the proper court
will, upon petition, exercise what is
known as the right of eminent domain,
and pass a decree condemning his land
to the public use. J?y this proceeding,
however, the public only acquire a
right of way over the laud, and no
actual ownership in the soil itself.
Yet a man may, if he choose, make a
deed of his land to the town or any
public corporation, without embody
ing any conditional limitation as to
the purpose for which it is to be used,
and by so doing he parts with his
land totally and entirely, and the
town or corporation can appropriate
the land to any use it pleases. Never
theless, whenever land is taken Ly ju
dicial decree for the public or semi
public us., or is condemned to tho
burden of a servitude (for example, a
right of way,) it can only be taken for
a particular purpose, which purpose
must be a public one ; and whenever
in the future, for any cause whatever,
the purpose for what it wa3 original
ly taken fails, the land immediately
reverts to the original owner, their
heirs or assigns. This is, I think, the
established doctrine of the New Eng
land States, New York, aud most of
the States of the Union. We see,
therefore, that the farmer across whose
laud a road is extended really owns
the soil of the highway, subject only
to the rights ot the public to pass and
repass therein, aud to keep the same
in a proper state of repair. He is en
titled to the grass, the fruit, and the
timber which may grow therein, and
may enjoy the same to the fullest ex
tent consistent with the public right.
The public and by the public I menu
the town or public authority properly
having control has the right to es
tablish the grade it may see lit, and to
take and use the soil and gravel within
the limits of tho higiiw.iy for its
proper construction and repair.
lit all cases where land is taken for
the use of the public, or is subjected
to any servitude for its !cnelit, ade
quate compensatiom must be made ;
and courts recognizing the right of
eminent domain as one of the most
exalted of government powers, look
with peculiar scrutiny to the rights
of the individual, and take particular
care that a liberal compensation is
insured.
The Postmaster of Victoria, Mo.,
recognized the handwriting of a rival
on a letter addressed to a young wo
man to whom he also was 'paying at
tentions. He could not resist the
temptation to open the envelope and
read the epistle. His crime was de
tected and he was fined $50.
In Webster parish, La., a negro
murdered his wife and was arrested
for the crime the next day. In an at
tempt to escape he severely wounded
two of his guards, when a number of
citizens took him from the ofilccrs and
killed him by firing more than twen
ty bullets into his body.
The total Canadian lumber cut this
season is placed at 1,064,000,000 feet of
which 380,000,000 feet is credited to
New Brunswick. The cut of the lat
ter is divided up as follows; St. John
river, 200,000,000; Miiamichi river,
100,000,000 ; Baie de Chaleur, 50,000,
000; Shediac Iiichibucio, etc., 30,000,
000 ; St. Croix river, 20.00,000.
The imports of the silk manufactures
during the past year exceeded those of
the previous year by nearly 30 per
cent their total value amounting to
nearly $26,000,000, paying a revenue
to the United States of 9 15,000,000.
The American mills are kept actively
at work, aud their business is flour
ishing. Frederick Turner, aged 40 years, was
being chloroformed ai Buffalo, N. Y.,
preparatory to having an operation
performed by Prof. Julius F. Miner,
when the patient fcuduenly' sprang
from his reclining position, fell on tlte
floor, and expired in the presence of
a dozen physicians..
Mrs. Scott Siddons says : "I have
traveled through the United States
for eleven years and know all phase
of society. The women here are very
much better informed than the Eng.
lhth women. Americau women pos
sess a certain grace and ease, witat the
French call cAt'c, that you will not
find in the highest English society, a
servant girl hero will dress herself in
a graceful, natty way that an English
duchots knows nothing about."
The Richmond (Virginia) State at
tributes tiie failure of foreign im
migrants to settle in the South to
the presence ot the negro a an impor
tant element of the population of
that section. On the oth-.-r hand, The
Itidimond Whig says: Prejudice
against the negro is indigenous only
to the soil they inhabit, ana it is espe
cially noticeable that the immigrant
class of foreigners, when they first
come among us, know liitln or noth
ing of such distinction until they Lave
imbibed it liviu association with our
wdves." JUST OPENED AGAIN.
New, Clean, First Class Meat Shop,
o Main Street Corner of 6th, riattsmouth
Everybody on hand for fresh, tender meat.
A. G. HATT
1HILDREU
-ifayPitcliw'sCaiterta. They Ilk
'jeani it is iwetti Mother Ilk
.fctoria kecanie it eiwea hemltK m
- cblldt at iid Phyaiciavns, because)
, contain no morphine cr miner ad.
pAtaro'i remotly for assijailatims;
. food. It cares Wind Colie, the
.'-Ing of Soar Card and .Diarracaa,
' Foveriahneas and Kills
-V,irct. Thus the Child Las health,
-.n-i t be Mother obtains rest. Plesa
..lit, CJ-.eap, and Relisble.
CENTAUR
The nost effective Pein-relie'vinr; acsntf
for
MAN and BEAST
U world lias ever known
Over l.COO.OOO Dottles seld last year I
Tito roasom for this unprecedented pea-lar-
, & ev;.i:.t: the Centaor TJni
nieats t wl to deserve eonfidemeei
i!ir ! a jovted io-.o the structure; they
alwp.--i v:re n-J never disappoint.
So j, ,u j r.tcJ loutfur suffer with
v PAIN la tie BACK,
IXlioumctlsai or SUIT Joints, for the
CENTAUR
Li-!jLtr.atvill Tsr-.y exterminate
it no Strain, Sprain,
C ut SoaliT.Bu m. Bruise, Sting, Gall
cr I.i;ntui y which Mankind or
T n.'i " JUruitv ore subject, that doos
;ii rr:n to this Sao thine halm.
LINIMENTS
nt c.'.y re?Ieve j'-in, lut they inoito
r.a.illLv ai'.ion, -i"il,.e ia3.arama.tion,
t-Tjr- whelt.tr tus symptoms proceed
:'.-in sr-fcuii'l of tho fleh, or Neuralgia t,t
K"ervc; frr.m contracted Cords or s
jcaliol La-ncl j from a sprained ankle
or a gashed foot; whether from disputing
PIiirX.r3 oa a LADY'S FAC3G
or a ttrainoeljr.iat on a Horse's Leg.
The cgnity prwZuosJ by a Burn or Scald:
mortification fr.! Frost-bitci; S-orall-Imm
from Strnim: the tortures of Rhea
matisrnt Cr!?lcd for life, by tome
bc-Io ltd accLUot: a valuable hcrae or
a doctor's Bill may til be saved frout
Oiio 72ott?o of Centaor Llnlraent.
T Housekeeper, Furmcr, Tlanior, Teamster,
r I.ir-m-i. can cITrd to Le without
':e-a woiiil.-rful XLalsiots. Tbey con
jir-v-rM in c7 part cf the rjlohe frr
3 r ' :. a:.4 CI.00 bottle. Trial bottles
JOHN SHANNON'S
LIVERY SALE AND FEED
Carriages always on Hand
AND
HEARSE FUNERALS.
TAKE 'iTOTICE !
I want all of my accounts settled to date.
anl I shall do no more credit business. All old
account must be settled up. and no new ones
will be made. Unless sncu accounts are settled
shertly they will be eued.
I wish to do a strictly cvsh business iu tut ure
JOHN SHANNON,
riattsmouth. Neb,
NEW
Livery, Feed & Sale
STABLE
Or an Old Stable in new hands entirely.
The New Firm of
HOLMES & DIXON,
open the old
STREIGHT BARN,
on tho Corner of 6th and Pearl Streets with a
New Livery Outfit.
GOOD HORSES AND CARRIAGES at
all
time
HORSES FOR SALE.
HORSES BOUGHT AXD SOLD,
HORSES KEPT BY THE DAY OR WEEK.
Call and se HOLMES & DIXON.
fuimter Grainer.
ALL KINDS OF
fainting, raining, (Slasing,
$ If apw anpu)e
Also, Decorations of all kinds.
Painted in Good Style.
FRESCOING A SPEC I A L TY.
REFERENCES :
A. B. TAYI.OII, J. VALLEBr, SB.,
N. Holmes. E. Hkibneu. ttf
NEW FIRM.
ZEsTIETW" C3-00 DS ! I
JN0. HONS & SON,
BAKERS AND CONFECTIONERS.
At O. Guthinan'f old store.
A FULL. LINE OF
Staple and Fancy Groceries,
NEW AND FKESII.
BREAD STUFFS,
of every description.
Choice and Fancy Candies
and all kinds of
Canned Goods.
CIGARS AND TOBACCOS,
of ihe heat brands.
CHRISTMAS TOYS, dC dC
in endless quantities.
Fresh Bread Daily.
Don't fail to Call.
SSly J. EON'S & SON, Props.
WANTED tZFTiJrtrz
T. nut ma. witk goad ntarewn, wi fonisk a att
W rim tens tkat will law a irorkar am t Maata.
Aa&M IXTXJLKATIOX4X rLK. CU, oa MK, 6C Laais Ma.
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James Pettee
DEALEU in
Musical Instruments,
Sole Appointing Agent for
The L'nrlvalled Mason at. Hamlin
CABINET ORGANS.
Al?o State Agent for the Ifenry F Miller and
W. C. Emeroon Co. Tianos.
SAMPLE INSTRUMENTS
at office. Sixth, one door south of Main St.
FLATTSMOUTH, NEB.
Music Scholars
Will do well to examine our
New Mason & Hamlin
OiaC3--A- JSC UsTSTETJCTOE
S-oing USasf.
TAKE THE
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NO CHANGING OARS
) FROM (
OMAHA, COUNCIL BLUFFS, NEBRASKA CITY
or PLATTSM0UTH to
CHICAGO,
Where direct connections are. madel with
Through Sleeping Car Lines
TO
NEW YORK. BOSTON, PHILADELPHIA,
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON,
AND ALL EASTERN CITIES.
The Short Line
Vis PEORIA for
INDIANAPOLIS. LOUISVILLE. CINCIN
NATI, and all pvinU.in the
SOUTHEAST.
THE BEST LtL FOR
ST. LOUIS,
Where Direct Connections are made In the
UNION DEl'OT with Through Sleeping Car
Lises for oil points MOUTH.
The Shortest, Speediest and most Comfortable
via HANNIBAL to
Ft. SCOTT, DENISON. DALLAS, HOUSTON
A USTIN, SAN A XTONIO, OALVESTON, '
an all Doiuts in
TEXAS,
Pullman 16-Wlieel Palace Sleeping Cars.
C, B. & Q. Palace Drawing-Koom Cars,
With Horton's KeclininK Chairs. NoExtra
Charge for Keats in IJeclining Chairs.
The famous C, B. & Q. Palace UiuingiCars.
Fast Time. Steel Rail Track and Superior
Equipment combined with their Great Thntuyh
Car Arrangement, makes Ihio, above ail others,
the favorite Route to the
si AST, SOUTH OltSOUTII-KAHT.
TRY IT. audyou.will find TRAVELING a Lux
ury, instead of a Discomfort.
All Information about Rates of Fare, Sleep
ing Car Accommodations, and Time Table,
will he cheerfully given by applying to
James !t. Wood,
General'PaAsenger g't, Chicago.
C. W. S3IITII.
Traffic Manager.
5 OLD AO SELiABLE. 5
$Db. Sankokd's LirsB IntickjbatokJJ
$i a StiaJari Family RmsJj for
jdiaoaiKJg of the Liver, Stomach
juuu jxjweia. Alia tmroij wt;
5 egeiaoie. xs never
jDebUiUta It is
JCathartic anl
71 onio.
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A DAY GUARANTEED sj
WELL AUGER A DRILL is m4
territory. Esdorssd by Gavtr rs
ef IOWA, ARKANSAS & DAKOTA
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&m a by the public
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rjfCHGLS, SHEPARD & CO-Bal1IeCr86t,Bia.
Xata.MUhaa
AstenlshlnKlf Durabl and mamdrfullr mimrU, nainy laaa than half tha uaual (aan and bolta.
PORTABLE. TRACTION, and ST RAW-BURN INC STEAM-ENCINES, with apaeial
faaraa of Powar, Dnrabilitjr, HaJvtr. Eoonoinr. and Baaaty antiralr unknown in othor niakaa. Mtcaana
Pswer Oatflta aad Hteans-Pawer .Srfa.Ia.tara a specialty. Four aizoa of SaoarsUirm, inaa
six to twelra boras powar; also tw styles IuisrsTrd Msaatrd Uarse Powers.
Thirty-Two Years of Prosperous and Continuous Business by Una bou, witboat chants
ym 1 .. wcww, w Mmiygmom. nirnuinaa a siroajc
cnarantna for anpartor (oods and honmbla daalinc.
SJTlfini The a4erfal nenn and popalarity af
W r W I lllll 1 mr Tibutoi Mairbiorr haa drirra atkar.
nuoaiaca ta a wall : fcenca Tarlon. mtkrri ar. raw uuaat. '
lag ta fculla And pala .ff tsrtol aaa BMsirel laillatiali af
aar iniaaa gooo..
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at all. taa 'Oriwlaal aa4 tk "Caaalae troia as.
6 Far fwU aartiewlara call aa aar aalera, ar wrlta
a aa aw lllasuawo circulars, ahlca wa maU rrac Aaara
MICH0L8, 8IEEPAKI) & CO.. Battts Crsck. Mich,
NEW BRICK YARD.
I am going to
2&JE BRICK,
this spring aud want to
MAKE THEM CHEAP,
that people can build
BRICK HOUSES INSTEAD OF FRAME.
I shall contract and
Build BRICK Houses,
the coming year and would like those
Intending to Build to
give in a call LeXore looklcg elsewhere
JERRY IIARTMAN.
At my place on Washington Avenue or at F.
S. White's. Store on Main Sircet, riattsmouth,
Nebraska. 45 m3
MIKE SCHNELLBACHER,
BI.jlCKSJIlTIl
HORSE SHOEING,
VXD
WACON REPAIRING
All kinds of
VARM IMPLEMENTS
mended
Neatly t Promplp
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Horse, Mulc& Ox Shoeing
In short, we'll shoe anything that hay
four feet, from a Zebra to a Giraffe
Come and see us.
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ax aa i waiiili aa tmrrm . -a 1 ,a
?k?'.iat;ri. J.! Jft-i, TC I'lr- r i- . ; crc- a-.elf
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. a U :c- :j k.:agrojBi. AtUtra ta iit.r ai... AT:f r to
fwl'!n::, it rtVHS I al.lter a44 "Jwtfiiatar (uv:-tu.
au-. ' irvt i. lataaidiaxwaiw t Mar
rata.. -f iwa'e4Maa,3 jvjW Ln"a ewawat ijr -t, la. r Murtay ft4
J:-aM, LsaaTft- i.kfJ -4 wni4 mm.-m, tm . (Mralif 1 a . iim -axlar
a.twJ InwIMeal. hawk f" (wnvVM aal ww aadaarwa
KMUf. ! 2 a-w, faUl 111 kaftanac. aa!,a4.,Mta.
TH PftlVATE MEDICAL ADVISEH"
o ?rbll-. aocorrhcaa, Cit, Btiiottirt, vtncf
ef!f,KOH ' BperRAiorTboMU ttei-! Pchrlltjr.
i 4 lmiUl!c7, frna- S-rlf-Ahaac a Eicratca. cimiA
(' tatMi-x.ftfTt'Mtrt', Af-t. gaaar. tyaiaav. !. iHaw.
e f S (ki D;frM- JflB-r. L-nrfbjw ?. aaaUasf
riaa lnarpr t aaT7, t' 'rftrf.t,yf.i friat atT
Ifsjs) f-r hav: al! pr:.-. daar: tvM aagra. rvat fcb aUtoa, W waia,
Jf -?i!r. A4t?. ttetwi Kithocd ft VeaiBlw:4f 10l
cfp nyc !CC?LLl?, " Utr 04
aatafBajBjSwMWu baTa4aacriW4 aookB, a .
fM-jt4 a .a -.. r.itu.r 636 fayaa. aa4 aar K)
..'-t-truiftMa. T r-iriHlDr4 vatbasa ta il.eljr tha Mat
apnlir MHitii l-k atthd. Tha autKar ta a ax pan
aac-ef phyikta M vear atactic, (aa t wall kaatil
aaa ta- Wrtat r. rvla Ut aa-mt la4 4a, will aa faaa4 al
year.! ai thw-j aa.Tasj frwev a-ipaiwiai af itM ayw a. mutj
crirR.-c ai.s isl rwf ti" rajas au aaaata rsaiiltsf
trnm iar-m aasaal Mif-aLaa T scssai taccvaca.
ratfeau ra.a4 br aail a4 raarfaa. Waara aaa,iala. fr
aital caaaulta'iaa i ,hhii fra aa4 laviira. Q wa.
tHiaa Ii Sa ataveraa' aalvta jaairiax trrauaaal SBadr4 Urm
a say a4aVaaa aa el-clv-. Far k"h Iraalaaaat a44r
Ola. BC TT. I Vert ta Me.
Dfl.DUTTS'KESiHSI
iiuuisktdiit7 At ii y . tu fuu, sr. Lena, uo.
I ttm avr rwaflar (rftat . i i-iicf and svtircvray. Tw
T IiiiHm in n ttw laTatmBl f Cfcvvaia IHi n aa
ahair akill aa4 aatiitv iaa aparw taat ! ik artttivar
araHiiaaar. laal Itof kava aasaairas- ft aaUaaai ttaita
tkiara tiuir Iraataaaat W caaiplicati nim.
HUMmi aa aaaUaa, aarHaa, tWu ktirUlara, Vraltlife, all
tviaarjr Traaalai aJ-i ftyaUMUa ar Aaraurtal aAaua- a. iha
tanal, kla ar a as traatai witl, aitccaaa, aa arsc-atiaU prr
r ascaaa la ajaatarae yaara, ara frmtmmm.'.f urr4. Tm ala
aa aroslura mmm af tka faila-viaf Cc ct atBaaot aMcKas,
dutiaaaa, MrvAMUN, 4amat ai aict. ta, ta-sitg
t.Biiptiot. a pMsicf, ataffci!..-? a j-f-., avrraa W aa
Mty, tfftiv orj, mmh avh --, taotaK)r ar baas
saalf Tiffar. w fetch carta ia ,: r- - trui-aa a scvikaxxa,
PAYltrtTS TWRATgP &
rsvoaavl coa.ii-o w fr-arrai, w-cf, aiasl la rt-
rj. Lw4 af aa:4ts m ksa aa - 4 r - M airif UavaC-
aaat tatulaa u ajr aJir a-p..-i.
Cltna aatfaHac frM ktawre hdc-4 s4 lW4r a4raa,V
ia4 War i aa.aatey U. lbr a4fxtCfr. t U a t a Ira.
CwWaatC'"' aJ"f.J, ;i 4 -mmm4
.v. f c -r 1 .
( aa a7 M'taao.
. SICakY CO.,
I't. Irttla. Va.
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afcy
aTlftCfITt wmsoftaWiifriit-
UCti I 5..Uo ltoor:! Soa-ta Blaf. fim
tf A tklantaJ K wiMMl rab.X 54. Xxmlv aU.
I TTaADCValrK.
m CkaO.f.C 'mm.T a',M tm , mtkmm mm sajaiaH to Ma
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ORICINAL AND ONLY CENUINC
7
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Threshing Machinery and Portablo
and Traction Engines.
THC STANDARD of xooUaooa ihrvugAoul OU
MATCHLESS for rain-rinjr, TlmB-SjLTiM,
Par-
ct inaninff. itttpid mnd Thorough Work.
INCOMPARABLE in Oualuoi UmUHti PrrtHm
ot farts. Thorough Vi urkmamihip, XUgmiU Fmuh, sad
Ammiv of ModnL
MARVELOUS for aotrty npaHor work in all Ka
of Ovaia, mad universally known aa tna anly a acr Paaf ai
lraahar in Flax. Timothr. CloTar. and rn.ll other Saada.
T
-JBaaaaaaaJt. - - -
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GE0HGE EDGERT0N.
Wines, Liquors
AND
CIGARS.
Main Street, opposite the Court Houae.
This place is Just opened, new, good goods of
all kinds. We want to keep a good house and
please our customers.
REMEMBER THIS. filya
J. F. BAUMEISTER
Furnishes Frcnh, Pure Milk,
DELIVERED DAILY.
Secial call attended to, and Fresh Milk
from same cow furnished when wanted.
New Firm !
J0ES & AG NEW,
at the
Brick Livery Stable.
PLATTSMOUTH,
NEBRASKA.
The old Bonnr Stablea. In riattsmouth, are
now leased by Jone4iKE ARnew, and they have
en nana isew -ana Handsome accommouations.
in ine snupc ot
HOUSES, CARRIAGES, BUGGIES,
and
SADDLE HORSES.
We are prepared to keep IIOKSE3
FOR SALE TRADEI
And will
Train and Break Colts
On Reasonable Terms.
a ALSO 11EMEMBER,
That with plenty of room (that every one
knows we have) in our stable, we can iret Farm
ers' stock and wagons, loads of hay, &c, under 1
cover, wnere iney win Keep ury.
TliaukliiL' all the old natrons for their liberali
ty. we soiiclt their trade for the future, satisfied
that we can accommodate them better and do
better by them than ever before.
501y JONES & AGNEW.
HENRY BCFCK
DEALER IN
urniture,
SAFES, CHAIRS,
ETC., ETC., ETC.,
Of All Descriptions.
METALLIC BURIAL CASES
"WOODE1T COFFIN'S
Of all sizes, ready made and sold cheap for cash.
MT FINE HEARSE
IS NOW BEADY FOR SERVICE.
With many thanks for past patronage.
invite all to call and examine my
LARGE STOCK OF
I3tf-. rCRXTI'HE AXD COPFIXJ
O. F. JOHNSON,
DEALER IN
Drug
Sf ffledicines-
AND
-.Ai"i' "" 'ta"J:;.-.'--s,-.i,:-jp
All Paper Trimmed Free of
Charge.
ALSO DEALER IN
Stationery, Magazines,
AND
Latest Publications.
Prescription Carefully Compounded
by an Experienced Dnijccist.
KEMEMBEn THE TLaCE
6th ST. " DOORS SOUTH OF MAIN
PLaTI smouth. neb.
OTA
BEST THRESHER 0?l WHEELS
" Is not sl Tibrmmr dt iua Apr. Meiebtno.
Is wonderfally sirufle and admirably perfect la ita
threslutur and seiauatinff quaiitiea. Hmyea sill
f he ermln, arnd rira.s It ready fay (oairkct,
Kana eamly, ia oonstruotea durably, la fwukbaa
beautifully, is the pa oat eoooomloal. Vast ezpeo
save, sod laait aali.f. rtory mstclilne In the
Market. Will liandi. wet rrain aa wall aa dry.
Has lie equal in throehuia Baxand timothy, thru-Jv
Ian and eleanlnaT both aa well and neauly aa rapidly
aa wheat, and requlna no chanira except the neTca.
Bos am tquarm fr of asrorta0 omd dooming mar
foe thorn any other sMfafet mad, saa raw aa4 ho
ovorlo-tioit. im both ovfcr- and nnder-blat Our
CIXVEIt IICXLINti ATTACHMENT ia
new and rery deslrabis, Ikk tha work more
rapidly and batter thaa an excluaiTeiy Hniilair
Hachina
HIEfAR ATOBS of the TajHous rtsea JtW for
gf aaaa sr Har rxxror, aa dirnd.
An Imprm rd Pitta Power, an ImnrsTri
Vwodnnry Pswcr, and t:ie l.lwsu-d Kaiaai
IzJrMr Power, all mounted ra fonr wbfia, are
masufactured by ua, omd art not tmrpaomod by g
Ma tht vtmvrkft.
We are also preperal to fomliih flrstclisa
Portable Ensiaea with qxir fx:parax.
Tor PricX4it a4 Clrvolara, atUraaa
SCYMC JR 6ABIM A CO.
&lanufurturero. StCrwatar, sV5lrtit.
"Wl
wai'r.a'T - ( k
yiKNES
CI
b 0&
WHO 18 UNACQUAINTED WITH TH!t
SEE BY EXAMIfllMO
V t'V'if''"!' "vvrC ja''m w
CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R. R.
IS TIIE GREAT CONNECTING LINK
ItiBsia Mam runs from tnicxo to council
Bluffs, paaslna through Joliet. tUawa, Ijt Salle,
Ueoaseo, kloline, Kock Inland. Davenport. West
Llbertr. Iowa City. JdarenKo. Urouklrn. Urinnell,
Dee Moines (the cauital of lowai. htunrt. Atlan
tic and Atocs ; with branches from Bureau
Junction to Faorla t Wiltm Junctiam to Musca
tine. Washington, r'airlleld. Eltlun. Ilclknnp, ,
venvevuie, rrmceton. irenton. uwiaim, v.aun
von, LeaTen worth. Atcbtaon. and Kans City;
WashlnKton to Sigourner. Oskaloosa. and Knox
Tilla; Keokuk to arnilngton, llonaparte. lkn
tontport. Independent, Eldon. Ottumwa, l'.iUiy
Tllle.Oskaloosa, Pella. Monroe, and l s Moines;
Kewton to Monroe; Uee Moinca to Indianola aud
Winlerset: Atlantic to Lewis ami Auiluwm; and
ATOca to Harlan. This is positively the onlr
Railroad, which owns, and operates a throuich
line from Chicago Into tha State of Kansas.
Through Express Passenger Trains, wuh Pull
man Palace Can attached, are run each war dml?
ketweea Chicago and Prom A. Kansas t'irr.
Council. BLtrvvs. Uavixworth and ATC'ili
aoM. Throuf hears arealso run between Milwau
kee and at ansae City, via tha "Milwaukee and
Kock Island Short Line."
Tha "Great Rock Island" Is rnaeniflncntly
equipped, ita road bed is simply perfect, and its
track Is laid with steel rails.
What will please yon most will be the pleasure
ef enjoying your meals, while passing over tho
Beautiful prairies of Illinois and Iowa, in onoof
oar magrnltleent Dining Cars that accompany all
Through Express Trains. You get nn entire
meal, as good aa Is served In auy first-class hotel,
XorsaTenty-UTe ceuie.
Appreciating the fact that a majority of tho
feopl prefer separate apartments lor different
anraaaaa land tha immenaii Dassenser business
of thu line warranting it), we are pleaaed to an
nounce that this Company runa Pullman J'aluet
Ckcwine Cars lor sleeping purposes, and 1'aUu
rriXMAW PALACE CAR nre run throuch to PEORIA, r MOIXEi,
OOCKC1L LUFFS, KAK8AK CITV. AX('1II.N. and LEAVER MOUTH.
Tickets wla thla Line, known na the "Orrat Kock. laland JUIoule," strsj sold bjf
U Ttakc Areata lw the United Mtntea nnd fnnaila.
afer lafenntlan. set ootailnable ut yaur bubo tlcUct oflRce, address,
KIMBALL, 111. ST. .TO HIST.
Gea'l bupertoWDdenU Geu'l Tkt. aad Puaa'p- Art.,
Chicago, IU.
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DrJTRIIT'CN.-This Is a fine Cottain 'rsnn. having a fin tone, and the heat stop-aotlon In Uaa.
Two mil au'.s or rne-te nine ttur-n. (iraiKl orclirstril swell, mimic rw4er, sliding cover. ven-rrnl panels.
CH riil. (IKfiAN.V -Wf h rvo aplemlitl Chapel Onjuns. bock UiiI.h1k-U like front, for Lodcea,
Cbur-.hca. buiMlny-avhoula. e. rir t-i't.
1 tJN IC While we pay iluo Hint-ion to ontn-nrd srpMrsno, we ever liearln mind that the Tone Is
U alt-iiiiporlu.il riiUHti. I. thia ilie i.ir k. the am i. .i hii urnn. te uVlirii-nt. the Inntrumeut is of tittle)
worth, howrevf-r fair Hie exterior. We Ihviuii the ens, but no: mi the expnsi- of the Tone.
CASH TKIOli VA e wil: sei"t thia a Tu -nent to any rrajxip.nl hie i. arty for them U examine an4 If
pleased, to pay for with In ti W-&. I.y :;. u .lrft on .N e ork. or I: o. onlur, or axpreaa. Or, if not
pieael. I will p' the .rWi hi W.h u nys .:! ii enn le rliirnl to nie.
CltKDIT lJlt.VlS. V will a:i i.lve irom three to twelve months fredft. with par cent Internet,
to any party who owun reul niwt" tn tiie anion 'it of '. over and nlove Iniunilmnm w aim i
jive time ira the mon'hly p.iyuienl plan. 2"' Wn
nave not tha amount of ri-s! -alaie xj!eii 'f. All
Olve the name and I. . ul'ir.'n of sive hank r'
Ika peace, who can reouuameud you. bund for circular.
iii vau. hifMid tr c'rru
MONARCH BILLIARD HALL!
In the basement of Merges' Store,
PLATTSMOUTH, ... NEBRASKA.
One door east of the P. O.
T IT I T-1 1 i J TTT 1 ,
Cigars & Temperance Drinks
On hand at the counter.
It is a wide and spacious Hall ; plenty of room
ior piayers auu seats ior visitors.
Ed. Oliver. P.B.MUKFIIY.
Manager. ' lltf l'rop.
8350
A MONTH! V0IT3 tfi5TTK)i
7 S Baat Sallla. ArMaa la th World I a Sam.
plabnsa.Ai
a-JAT BKONS0N,Ctroit,iUci
sj sj s v ..W1..SJ IK vimomt, t avrum ie
ura l-iia. A44j-m wit Ku-, Dr. J. W. Tatlr, &L LouU. Ma.
SURE,
REMEDY FOB BALDNESS
Piaertfiiioa Free w y
aa laar aaaarajaaaeaawMrOR wti. will aicr. c pay
al. whan a m vnjwLii uf II i. w h n. Mna.i.u
la actnaiiy pnwjuoaL
airlnraiB C, OUoton alao. New Torfc.
ii ii ktaSaas at
617 St. Charles Street. St. Lonia. Mo.
A rafuarf . 'iircl, wflwa Rirdira! LirirtM. k.alwn
agagrri m in .piria, uraiiiwut .f all Vttrrul.ruul
- -"--:' l tlillMDlli, Ci.lar ftirai-iaa iu 8t.
Loa-.a. a ti!y fiapcr. anew, and sllrtid rraik-Mia know
Syphilia. i&t.C: :tiii.G;? t. tt ritiui e O, ctl'fs
Jfcrnia, or y'.-ntiirc. r.:i Ori::0ry l i'.np.a ar.J
.ciuiiou vi iGi'.a. 1011a cr ariiAi tw.w. . ...i :
narritt in picptr or w;....; , ?. arr a?rnwniMly
oirr. Consultation st other. r l v msi! f..-r. d inrimf
Wbrii it is iwamran i i.. vin..rii fcr irrturat.
aaaticiiws can ba ar.l t)Ta-.iiiir,rn..tr.i..
mv. wnn-o- , am II Lark:. tro)
PiopiiS-. f.-T Kss. 1 I i . if Eta, j kU, .
fejLB, fsr tnk. 2 a.ta.;t t'. ii; j.
,JUaaat cloth and f!t Hr.'lirirr. &:1.1 for f Cc
fa eaatafe ar c.rreTw-.. "-r i;- ....i.....t - - ...
r o li: article on V:, '-. u.iur akm-iar af i... JTS
mrrya who Dot, arb
Mr r h-.J. Wi.iRjf.hboal, !tTicaJ
mrr - ' ' . . i .
asarr. Tnixr anarriu . m .. irarriaa .
raa4it.U.ra krpt un-W , 4 foilr
i aa iU)ve, but paper tx r.
r,-'. - o ca r? i
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PRBSGRiman n
fromaturc IHliily. Krrv: it , r' ,'
f Idaaa. Awikbi t. Mrirti. tuv--r S'ri.-'r-
puorriari i hrougl.tt m t rut a.J i.x.
aratxiat baa tli infrahmi, A.;..- .
AGENTS I V ri Ari.Krilirir'
WANTED I a5a7iliiri&Sf
TW lfatt Wasrian IKllawa. By Hot. J. Oat7, fh.O.
A trtr aaat Ifcntliac acciii Illurtried) af tb-.r koltl aaarrs.
Umn ftrar IA yaara 20 klatea aoi Try:to-e-. baStry atsrtvra
aa sySriila al Ika law. Hmmt liWlUav Massk af t he rnr. IU tVta
v-M m tr AsiUia. a wmmU for -arftf ; t f .0 for umpia
r-9. Literal - taa, AwMla T II If Mk W . af
aPMskns ita IMrecC bT. Lot 14. MO.
VWt?.. aflT -Air. to ..J
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Mfcin or Bcnll. ar. trrrard witu iiupa.ralicla sacnaa aa
lataal atimtilli principlca. itftiv I'rivaltly.
aSpeinaton a-a. M!!: a' Di Liiity enft Irr.no-
teoc-. . sa the rrau't ff a!l.Atisr in youth, wit-al -
with ri- !
fM.V. jt a
ii". -
MN !-
a4!
CTOOtA PHY OF THJ3 COUNTRY, WILL
TM13 WAf. TilAT TIIE
f J'WS" XWMrmJVllJ
BETWEEN THE EAST & THE WEST!
i iintn; inrt lor rnimc purposes only. Dnsotoar
great rraiui e r our 1'aiuca vara is a rMUKlNv
AI.OON .!iiT you csu c-njuy your"" lllTslis"
at all hours of t!u f nr.
Marnlim hi Iron Urulirei spun tka ailsslsslppl
n( Mi'-"uri riK-rsrl nil points crossed br tbla
line, urn i traiit-f cr i :ti avoUlcd at Council Bluffs,
ha i i Uy, l.iuviir.vc.rth. anil Atctilsuu, cuu-
lii'i:-.iii:n lii ini: m:ule ill L'nioll l"p (s.
nii: i-t:iNt'U'Ai. it. u. toNNKcnoss or
THIS UUUAT TUKUCUII U.VS AU1S AS
1-Ol.l.OWS :
At i uicACii Tilih all dlrcrcing licet (or toe
Ka t mul Miutli.
A( l'.N.;i.Kvoor. with the L. 8. & M. 8 andP
Ft. V. & 1 . U. Ilrts.
At Washington HticnTS, wtta P., C. St.
I- It. K.
At I. A SA1 I.E. wltU III. Cent. It. It.
At rr.i.m k. wn'i l. l. A J ; P. U. 4 E-; I. B. A
VV : III. ii I .: inn! T. 1' V. Rrti.
At Itut'fci 1st. a Mi. wuti "Milwaukee A Rock
Island Miorl l,uif," anil Hoc k Isl'd at I'eo. Rd.
At Davcmvii r. vtitu tlie Uaveopurt litrlaloa
C. M. A St. I". K K.
At Wkst l.niiKTV. with theB.. C. R. t N.R.K.
At tllilXM.l.l. Willi entrnl Iowa K. It.
At I) l- V.olNKS. with 1). M. & K. 1. R. R.
At oi'M ll. Cl.lUM. wild t'niun Pacttle R. R,
At Ou A ii A. with II. Sl Mo. R. K. K. tn Neb.)
AtCoi.i:MiirsJi-sTioN.with B .f. K ft N. R R.
AtOrri:ilW A. wttn entral Iowa 11. K. ; W
St. 1 4 I'lic. unil '. H. A J IU R1
At iik-oKL k. with Tul.. I'eo. i. War.: Wnb., 8L,
Louis i'-'C. mid St. I. . Keo. N -W. It. Kda.
At . amkiion. with II. ht. J ICR.
At An ;iiuN. with Atch., Topeka & Bunta Fm
Atch. Neb. ami n. Ilr. U. P. K. Kda.
At I.ea r. w uuTU. with Ken. Pad., and Kan.
Cent. It. H.1.
At Kansas CITY, with alt lines for the Wea
and Southwest.
SS7.50
ORGAN,
DAYTON, OHIO.
-i i-i'i I,' i I T Mail I iaSisl iiiaaal
ami t" Vr nionth. 8 pr cent Intereat. to thoae who
we om. rt- Ik NHUM.'Hi tory evhleut-eirf rwoonaibialty.
l liiiiinro r.rjn, niuater of artuiua lodire. or luaUoa at
nr Ailflrm
Ad'lrem
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"r'TT,T1. Trvrt-.T. Ohio.
MORRIS O'ROURKE
again corues to the front with his laro stock
of piece soods, and niaxes his stand
ing offer of a
FIT OR HO GASH OUT !
on every suit that he measures for. You caut
mUs the place as you go down street.
Opposite the Court House.
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GARPENTE!. SAWS
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