Nebraska herald. (Plattsmouth, N.T. [Neb.]) 1865-1882, October 21, 1880, Image 2
"f i-. The Herald, j?ko. vlAcMunraT, - J;d:tor, PL.VrT.-iMOUTlI, OCT. 21, 1SS0. Kalicsal Eeptiai Ticket! . jfrl V 'f 1880. Foi- rrf.-.i'.:-;f, JAMES A. GARFIELD, Of ObU. CHESTER A. ARTHUR, or Nw York. (.'. W. ' OT T IN?, f r.iV. uco. .. 75. TK'.'HHTON'.of ;'.:i'.-!r. .1 V C. i rs l.t: ! , 'f At!li. 1 !''. J rcr( .-:!!:, T. lor Ai. r-r V,,i I - ." . r- ; . r '.I. ui Cuii.ir.jj County, l. County, r-f T's'i f'n:in!y. :y.-i-r f v.;V.y. ; 1r-' County. . -.. ! ;i!.ty. ' . -Ill'll in. -. ; r i (intv "ih i i' i'. i i " ','! "aii Co. COUNTY TICKET. c f Avo( :i rreciitct. r:f!:jH.ut!i. -.':.v .'. n.;Y, r; i; creek.- Their vri',1 Lis ie;nbli:;?:i speaking Ri t',. foil -iv in:; IhlivS .11 ul xiacc3: Su.vs- CiTi-k ri Jcir.ct. t.;tTC Creak fvlivji 'in:-. VfCorf.-tfaT, Oct. 2?th (. Uw.i'th vl li. ,1. (.hep-man. jru -rv-: t ?:ir.-.t Mct.';iij;s school !.-- s J, 'i !;:::,:,iy, Ucl. ih ChsxpaiaB pi ? -ii:.'!, c .:r:o scroti i'j.iy, o--?. Q'tk fi. S. Smith i ; i ti:a" I': nd i'. l Kit f;a trick. iit iilift!i:r .Sflir.? IUm:s i:i Louis Tciil TlH!:''av t!ia 21t. Dr. i!c in (jiTWsiii, asd Mr. At V? !"i'.r- cb- I Ilos.e ia Liberty r ror;:;,-: i!! '-.- rl-e 23.1 of Oct. Dr. Kn ot, ?: ;.!, T iTt Blown. OT i.vl ". i i.v At S'julh Br.il t- M. l;-c. 'I hi I'juisTill i t TT. U'. n th! rv-.tor l-i?na-1rs and ('BiX.i i: L: V trAh ),-jU:-!b:y others. At ilftck Bl;urs Vi-ife on "2J. TciTt. v;i,3 an. I i;rs-Tr.e. .U TyI.i,- 'r. H. Lihrrtv n 23,1. At .-H " rs If H. 26th. Of. cin. : c;i At Mt. !i IT. rui.riintb prf 'aiop! rrii and l'j ::niftuth pr- ?. f. )::-.. rz. Gill.crt. ;v: ;:; mitumtl jut i j'i'-t '.-.N 7-?-. if. :;t ,i Jfff Davit ! . , I" ! IjM.-'s heaf1,w thy Li --H jj-itically. 1-ciJAiT, .(..: h.u turiu 4 away frw th r. jn rrcirii, niucc yunt R-.:'.. :o p.ltlitir.giy of tlie Jl v v U Ik 7tc :;.! t!:? i.:naT we vaU gix Sl'v.'-O tcv-3i-.N n cin sneakies cr:v.s l;:r'.i!i;.,!.'.'t the v;.h iu th Lslt lTT(? T7?fk3. Vi i oi r.r.N'T lector Miliar le eysr j j p't if G 'V. .'.iiC? W2s fwol eneagh Is. Trmtc hi- tiirse in iaectinj Tii'teu's ;.!.! s cf vv'ti!!.'. trrr this :tate? j.spiana ntv..apcr3 are vanng v. l.t! :.or O. r. l icrtoa kainj the !ws o; not, ar.d if he hears thf huvralie. vl:at fi3Ct it luis on the M stalwart. A.vj Ihiio stan? Ilciiuricks poiul t!i9 b.my of fate ad eayin Tc-M -(y so. if vvjd noiainattJ iup !.-vc Vern r.3 sach wcrk. D.'. of th iJerahJ, :)t wf c;jt iKii U c-irrv Indiana, next TtifH'.!,xT. On v it ic. the taVi.ls Dcvclor, l;9i ie'.ii,irii;itlv level hr h A3 level iw- ti t ii n:oertic hesi iifcU.illy it. wF. ar? use SSUtiiCi-.l Slit question. Jr i: .- of tha ovi&:u that n tvrkvas in the seuth 5. ilviv l'foi'ie ttitie r.l b U Li :e siJfl O the tua-.i, ;iO'l l!T?t.Ti.-i' bis fe'lf'i ir.'r. h vry nVcumt'y d?sci"ibe! llittri.k wtis'u" !:e s,i'i that he ifl aub"ui:s, vni- ar,l w ik, and crazy tw li lV-nU'J;t. N'. Y. Titl:i. Ar. 1 Grant hit it. . b rlway d?3. a.ii,l v.-t in Oi-' Oi)i' b,i I '. l. '.! j.;; i ' : . " i: ;!? stAira ' have votod, :.. ;: J in A'tiMOJit, SI'C ill . sr.ii iftayh 11 m in Itid. m 0. vi:: pmV II. Of vr v.u-'.-..h:.y hL;U enf in OV hi I i; cue ' i;j Xev. "Vuik ji'.iu a c;,:ip.cb ia Pcnt'.syi rami. Ab.aanac. Erery paid subscriber ef the IIf.k ALi) this Christmas rrill get a beauti ful ll::r.ALO Alraan?.o, iih Alditie cuts. Sti a. cbs.'.p, co.irsa thir.s, but bsiutiful bock, with !sg3Bt reading ni;itter, astronomical calculations ' arui Kssful i".forrktiu besides thepiclnres. J as. Hall and Dr. Jieot are thOTr iiS up .ta ccod advantage Trfecrever tl)fcy m;;kt thsir appearance. Jon:, P. Jni?a, after Btumping Iq diana, says eke Trill five 15,000 major ity, nxt Tu'siay. Te d net put tke majority sn iiigh, but tt ffel sare ef a majAi ;t ibfst ili clearly prove tha fact that Gat livid cau't Le elsctai. Argwe. V"aat yen think :;uut it nvr, Jehu P. TTk caai ia freui siiuth Eead the other day on the nerr run and it jos like old limes ca an eastern express tram. It .va3 R'racst ri tinto frera Su;h IJend t Louisville. These ad ditional tram? arc gainjr to be a vren drfiil imprr?mt and accomodation to the puMj. J!r. Teuzalin the pres ent Miir,s;?r i;f the B. H. sem9 trying t raakc it the best and mrtt accoHiJdatinf rail-war in thi IT. g. Job a P. Irish. At last the democrats have, had one respectable speaker here aad a thr ongh democrat. Hitherto they have be?n contcat. it would sssia, to emp'ey sore-head republicaas or played out ld seeds like Dean. We said when they held a good meeting and had a decent rpeaker we r.euld say se. Frem a democratic point cf view Mr. Irish makes a good speech ; he ii pleasant in his manner aud preseats his case with force and clearness. It is the only speech teany thine like nmtch Got. Stone's, n'y Stone was mcra gentlemanly and not se Tituperatire as Mr. Irish tetvaris tke last. Of ceurse he distorts and falsifies history to isake hie points, as every democrat rcust, or be left for want of material to prP up his cause. In spite of bis tirade en Beb Inger srtll as the auther of the sayin "That the democrats always blunder," its truth could ks no better illastrated than ia the attempt ef every demo cratic orater to tamper with facts. Let hiin tell Ids story and it makes a fine romance., as in Irish's Credit ?.?i beol ytajarn, but k-t leistoiy tf !i litr true titory .ud tl;e ieten,e G KEEN WOOD, XEB, Oct. 20, 'SO. T. B. Thornton and II. D. Root ad dressed an attentive aiidience at Grand I'rairie school houe on tho ISth. Th beys are feeling happy over the re turns from Inrfiaaa and Ohio, all feel ing confident that Garfield is to bo our next president, and th.it Cass county will be true to bar republican princi ples aad do her duty i Xovember next. Yaerrf, Voter. A. rally will be held at Greenwood, prebably Saturday, the 30th. If the weather is favorable they wN have a biff time at South Eend to-aa ar row. Tfiz following from iis Lincoln Situte Journal, published while 2.1r. Tefft was in the Senate serving the County faithfully as a Legislator shows the estimation ho was hold ia abroad and by those conapeteit to judge. Senator Tefft, of Cass County, was oae of the most watchful, active aud untiriaa members f the Upper House, aad always showed practical common sense and sagacity upoa the measures that were discussed there. When the mannor of action upon the "revision" was uadsr discussion at the opening of th session, be earnestly Hdvc:itj!, u-niast the opinions of the m .j,uii. i tn t..M of dietribuviny th I Ml 9 w 5 2aM, 83 Hts JS ts& sisrJj tLtfia &tV9 CJol tr f fi V Wi Ml p i p il ll n n ? ; J 5 j tl Hi 1 1 li '1 ! A 1TMM Ho;; rci-v-rd of Jr Yc-it Ci:y, is sui.-i-nt guarantee of tlie integrity oi tb.e firm cf which he is the Lead, aa, while competition has brought ('wn the prices ef pianos and e:';i'i.s viMj leu- r.-ithin the meant f everyb,-tTy purchasers may be certain of l-i:;',' IV.iTly ds?.it with by this ho:j'.. Ti-.i-ir advertisfinfertt saay be fr-iii.'i in .'tin-.:. '?r column. Vitt;k: iitf !!:: smoke, tale joer c!M,Prl fng il the iudi TP. "f. ! - . .... I - T .-!, ..,.1 ' liiTts "allettfd" Garfield ten y :" Ir;u;d is indinant-lh-" ii.t:p,e;ident press aiiii ii.f' p--. j b- .f liidiana. It is the chrrkif. i-r; oi m-nce yet. Elaine s i.i &Mi,'.r k ;i;C they claisa it a tltuioc it'.ic victory. To ayid another dfil?:C .ir v bi:; j'; I:.d , d..-!:T:-f: I, do:t !,.:y .f Ibt ort they they suppose, iu : tha gta.!s are not the Trrild tlit all Ir.di- :,4 to ba ha;:ff',:t. Wo "it hooj.-pfilts asa mad. of .out h Bnd aro l f'i 'r enterinff on bus- oj in : hanlware .line, bit )ifas5Rt and affable to cr.sto- i 1 .IT i:n S3 lr t!;ey :;vc ti.tr.'i, and k;5 a sor-d stock in their lia. We were euiprir-ed at it?, amount ami variety. Th-j l? kap a prac ti'J v! !i-n-;r. n-fco is busy all the time, an I f't. :r i'ov r-rd ers 'vera. Uis fritv.iui a:.d nr-ihcL.-rs. .Ilicamr yt".i ran .ct all kiiiils of tin work done at Hay L:--.;s., Swr.lh J3?nd, rcefiag earrx trighin and everything any !if i do. Eight Tl.:-. iicp ublio-tu ape.akiiij a ilile (Jiovf Tuesday tthj a great suc cf'i::s. ever K'O present. Tb.e Democrat i.n rtij-f,' s!: rt iy bsfare had IU ftsaub licns, ' Hrascrats 1 Greenbackcr, so said, and !;i speakers. Ia fii-t sii oi.r ir.oc-tings so far have bm well atteaded and not a failure as Jul. oxenpt ci:e night at Heck Bluffs an account of storm. Otherwise our speakers have tieeu on hand and we have !ibd every appeintment. Dea't ! ;.s fail for tks re.-t of the carnfiign. TnrXi ran Aciiamy of Sfir.c ar-:ci a rr,-r fucc?3M;i meetmar in Omaha last Thursday oveniaj, in the jccius which !u;ve been psrmaaeatly p;e:-:od or it. A large number were pra-?'il, ?:i 1 Iho ladieii intert-sled re- wliicii added to the A paper was read by ne- i. parte a iw?:cii citl pifM'ur?. c;;j- Dr. Child on "ireteorology," one by Prof. n "The Petrified I'.iha forest ef Wetrn Wyoraing." ;.iid t-i ":y Prsf. Wiiber oa'The Use of Mu.-u :.' This ia a most auspi citis ojf.si:,fc f the Academr in its ne uuaitets, an-. giTr iiiiy. vu hope to & it At Ciu' v.; Uuritif the K'sat- Graat mechif , i-rir to th aoiBiuati.i, ijt. Otii. itii:idii. ' tiir U. Army, sat u a pi ivMte n,n as a .sprctaior of the proceedings, lie was loudly and re patedly 1 ir and askod for a spre.-l. fii-? aulit'nce bscame so I r?ia in thr-Ir deuiauds that at last the ehainasn, :ilei'art L. Woodford, slv.Ud that (ion. Sheridan Wir.g aa ( Sic-r in the IT. S. Army did aot d?em it projrrT to spsak at a purely politics.! -.itlu-jiii,:. Hr.,1 he- f') spoken at t!.e unanisnoua wi?b of that vat audience the dsmo ciatic papers would havo howled tke:n.slves !:oara at the Army cheek snd uriy intn-ference. Yet V. S. Hancock, only a Central in tha army vd lap, U. S. 3 yei, writes dispatches to Main, congratulates the Gieenbackers en "aur victory," :nd seems to think he has a general supervision of tie political fortunes 9f at lest two of the political parties tf the counlry. How co;ijs tiiia that what ia a sin for er:e man becomes riht ana proper in. dt.:?uf.crati? eyes whea th wther does it shares, weaimitit. Ames, a demo cratic senator, allotted a goed at any shares to democrats and republicans. Did you show any proof that Garfield ever took them, ever owned thene, ov er acknowledged there not much. We were told that Mr. Irish's words would burn, but they struck no great Gre, they hut served to illuuine the darkness left by Dean, Kediek and nartigan, as a match stiuck en the wall, leaves a phosphorescent light, but no heat. Our friend is fond ef dealing in An gels and dreams, and now calls Abra ham Lincoln that great find solemn figure in American History. We too dreampt last night, we thought Iriah hooked a republican an gel's uaiforra somewhere, and ap peared at the sate of heaven inquir ing for the great and goad Lincoln to vouch for him. "Old Abe." appeared less fo'emn than when here, and our "manufacturing" friend made his plea for admission as a patriot who hail savJ his country, and who now wor shipped Greeley and Sumner and Chase and Lincsln. O. A. smiled and look ing down on eur fleshy friead he reach ed round in hi3 hind coat tails pocket and pulled eat an old copperhead pa per, of about 'G3 or '4. and read, "John P. Irish, Editer." The war 13 a fail ure. The minions and satraps of Go rilla Lincoln can never subdue nerth ern democrats. Lincoln's hirelings and hell houeds of fredtai might as well go home, &e., Ac. "John P. yo can'i ceme in a a pa triot; as a repentant sinner and hum bled convert I'll seo 5it. Peter about you, but as a patrist it's no go. Jehn P. that's thin." One. word more, friend Irish, Arthur may have been kicked ont of tlieX. Y. Custom IIou3c for irregularities (al though Hayes and herrean say net,) but h never tried to steal his Grand mother's penio as yoar friend En glish is reported to have done! Gent. Kilfatrick: seods his con gratulations te Gen. Garfield from Xewtoa, X. J., and says his state will follow suit. Tfe hope hm General is a good prophet- Arsons the goad rr.su the Kopubli- Tsk Republicans have during the last week produced a "story about Mr. b-ngliah which appears to he genuiao and will hold water. It seeras that his rraiidieother was the wiiow of a KovelHtionary effieir, and thus became eititlod to about 84,000 a-j arrears of pension, out died in 143 without claiming it, leaving six heirs besides Mr. English himself. He became soon after a clerk ia the Treasury Depart ment, and while there dieceverod his graudiriAttter's claim. Treat out to In diana and obtained letters of adminis tration in the wrong county, without notice to the other heirs, and drew the entire sum and kept it to hinself. The heirs, however, two years later, found hiso out and claimed the money, but ho refused to pay it over, pleading in solvency. They then applied to the Gwvernment for it, on the grouad that the payment to their slippery cousin was not a legal payment, as ho was aot entitled to receive it and the imeuat was still due to thaxa. This brought the transaction under the no tice ef William L. ifarcv, who was than Secretary of War. and Isaac Toucey, who was then Attorney Gen eral, and thsir letters and opinions se-ena to place it beyond doubt that it was a fraudulent one. There seems to be seme question as .to whether JLr. English has sine settled with the heirs, but two of theet at least were last month ia persuit of him on this account, and their letters reake useful campaign documents. The comfort the Republicans are deriving from this affair it very great, as it helps to ease their minds about the Credit ifo bilier and!) Goiter taatter3. Xatien. s.'YUi al i com UlllttOcr the IWO liOiiOoS, euii irtrrlV- iii, for its exaiuina.ion those poitiuns that beleugedto the department of iegis lation which it was inleuded to Uok af ter. The other plan which was finally adopted, notwithstanding his warnings and resaeastrances, was to create a joint committee of both houses, called the "Committoo on Revision," who should undertake to consider the whole matter, and report to the two houses. The plan failed for the very reasons given by Senator Tefft. The regular standing committees of the t wo houses with the exception of such members as happen to be on the Revision Com mittee, knew little or nothing of the revision, and were given charge of an immense number of bills introduced by individual members, the greater part of which were unnecessary and superfluous, providing the revisionpass ed. Thus there was continual clashing and confusion. These standing com mittees would report back a oatch of bills every day, with a recommend ation that they "do j ass," and it was very diiBcalt to ascertain whether thev ought to pass or not, because the majority of the members were igno rant of what was provided for in the revision. This battle of cross pur poses finally swamped the revision, precisely as was predicted by the Sen ator. Had each cemmittea known just what was in the revision in its depart ment of legislation, all superfluous bills would have bean suppressed, and at an early day in the session the revision woahl have been practically finished, and there would have been ample time for its full consideration in both Houses, as the Journal verily believes. Th appointment cf the re vision cesHBiittee, merely give rerm for a fleod of unnecessary business in the Legislature, which eventually strangled the babe that the Legisla ture was most vitally icterestcd iu seeing safely delivered." eTTv TThat a Squeal. Richmond, Va., Oct. 13 The Daily Dispatch, coramenting upon the Oct. election, says the results of Tuesday show that cur mis-called northern brotheren are net only bitter haters and slanderers of the southern people, but are eur enemies. They would not allow the southern people to go. Like Phareah, they hardened their hearts and forbade us to move a step, but, unlike htm, they have not vet been verwhelmed in the Red sea. Popular prejudice and invincible ignorance still rule the people by whose baronets the states of the union were pinned together. They will never allow us to be their equals outside f the union or within the unien. We offered in 1872 to elect the prince of unionests. The abol itionists in his own section repudiated him. In 187G wo elected the distin guished governor of Xew York presi dent, and ho was not permitted to take his seat in the presidential chair, TT now propose to elect the most ac complished officer in tho federal army lo that hige oflice, and the people of the north band themselves together as his and our deadly enemies. More in sorruw than in anger, we say these things. Deeply do we regret it that we of the south are to continue to be aleins in the land of our fathers. We confidently counted upon success in Indiana, and because ef that confi dence in the result in Indiana, we en tertained hopes of carrying Ohio, our theory being that both stales would go the same way. The result, as we have already said, is evidence that the northern people look upon us of the south as enemies. They have solid fled the n-.rth as an offset to the solid south. Lt us trust that the wrongs of reconstruction days are not to he repsated eSS. 1TIE1SC AJTM g;s2l osio?s9 J3M SUIT W C3L03PJSC AIL3L WO3L MSSBPS J?A7ff9 -5SS PAUl MEW'S MZPWE, - - leS, TIN it MP IT W till you Stave price! or-i.O!2.5 aratl see if t!o5?.?t save fey 21 T5 mi. OI1IN DARLING, SO UTII BEND, NEB. MiUGS, PAIJTTii, OIL, ETC., FLOUR AKD GROCERIES in general. Dr Dirling: ts a'te a Praoiisins rijiiclan aud can be found at his 0:licc In the Dru Store. a:i party i. ii II.'' or are more deserving stand being nigrie ifcit.I thitn Jes. II. McKinncn. A if -;i iv-i.t of Cass Couaty since 1S03, he represt-cted this county oaca before in the Legislature of aad '70 with ability and integrity, standiug along side of such ir.en r.5 Uathtway, llai well fiv.d oth-.-ra f that day. He ia an -Id VLteran of li:e war, wh- followed Phil Sheridan thrj-.gh t!ie Siienau- Vi.':'.-y, a-jd flrant in the Wilder- -aisipi-iQfn iu litany a oioccy right :a old ;1 '.g, and was a' ways at tho doah fe:- tl t ' epr t n .i t Ji'i will te a: the r lie Republican that rk r.gaii.'t him either front now, l wtiuld vte cr w hero or in .Sa-u:d.-rs ought to bs court Marlialf d f?r lck of ju Ivmsnt and ff-altv to tas party and its tri?d dv.- riidru. This comity ha. neglected its t!d ?-)-dier.s shame fully, and its bst wet, !:, jfnnettj'iies and we hops - - - - - - . .. -'l 1 : . 1 in .vl--v a ca.-a i it .!iousty clashes. b!vi gs to boti) Iniiaaa. THE OFFICIAL riOVKES. lNTANAroi.is, Ind., Oct. to. Re turn; have new bean received from nisety-psie counties, ofik-ia! and unoffi cial. Tliwe give Porter a plurality of 30,423, and Landers 23,754 net repub lican plurality of f.,CS9. Riply coun ty, which has not yst bftn heard from, gave a democratic plurality of 225 io 1570, so that if further gains shall bo mu5 there Pr-tier's plurality will ba G.414. These iiijurea caanot bo chang ed. Tii congressional delegation re mains as reported eight republican and !le democrat ie. The Fifth Dis trict elects Matsn, Deue., by 881 ma jority. No ehsnjes are reported in the Legislature. The .Sennte is a tie, while in the House the republicans have fifty-six iuttbrs, the democrats forty three, and ths nationals oae. The lat ter will pri.bably act with the repnb licane, as he was so pledged as to or ganization and United States Senator, if tbe nationals did not hold the bal ance at power. The national vote has dissolved, as was predicted in these dispatches more than' two weeks be fore the election. v. Bancok on the Tariff (Jnet ion. Xew Yoiit, October 15. The fol correspendeuco was taade public to night: Mokristown, October 11. 31 1 JJtur General: lly atteutin is called to day to an interview or reporte I in terview had with )u, by a person representing the Patersen Guardian, in this state. As I read ths report, it seems to see you were verv mperfectlv understood, or very indilferentlv re ported. I caree to this conclusion lie- cause of my knowledge of your views upon the tariff question. The report does you injustice on subjects which our naanufacturing friends are vtry solicitious abcut, and very properly sc. I want yeur views upon the tariff question as I understand the., to be in your letter of acceptance. If misrepre sentations of yoiii tariff views con tinue would it not be wise and judi cious to take some occasion to put vour lf ribt? Very truly, yours. Thlo. F. Randolph. To Gen. W. S. Hancock. Governor's Island, X. Y., October 15. Mt Deaii (Jnvr.n.Noii: I have received your f.vrr r-f t!e iltii ,:i,.st. In my letter of acceptance I expret:-' tl ray full sympathy with our Ameiiean industries. I tkeught I sr.ke pdainlv enough to satisfy our Jersey friends regarding tariff views. I am to eounil an American to advocate any depart ure from the genera! features of the policy that has been largely instru mental in building up eur induMries and keeping Asi-ricans frmn the com petitions ef underpaid ia'bot of Europe. If wo intend to remain hoiii-st and pay the public debt i good people of all parties, and if wo mean to admin ister the functions of government, then wo must raise revenue in some way or other. IIow will that suit Democratic free trade. By the way, Mr. Hancock, you now write as you shot. The above is noth ing more or less than good Republican doctrines. fcpecf! attention iid to OJ1XTEMCA L CA 6 ES. ! 1 m 0 HAY BROTHERS i DEALERS IN" HARDWARE. tiTOVESA TINWARE. A (le,od linner nJwiys on hand. Keia!riDg ocue ceau.r. frruptiy and cne;tiy EaTe-troiifclHiij; ana Kuoflaj; al"o dn to order. Ksmemfcer tbo iiinic and placs, Hay Pros., Bow Mis Sared Her Darling. "I shall never again feel so awfully nervons about my babios teething." writes a f ratefnl eaother. "TTe almost lost our little dorliuf by a long attack of cholera infMiiuns, but happily heaid ttt l'arkor'e Oieger Trnic in tine. I took few eeoenfnls raysalf. which soon core sey nursing baby en tirely, and an oecnsional dose has kept nao and Vroby in sack perfeet health, and wade as so strong and comfort able that I would aot bo without this reliable medicine for worlds." A Mother of Brooklyn. 30 1 4 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. MASON 14 St in. 4 ..rls UpptN. on!v ("". 1-1ANOS. ?12S (i. I'ai 1 li.'i-. Aii'lif sh Dan'I V. Rentiy, Wa!i ixij;in. .Npu .Iciity. 2714 Nsw ji:;i vnrtv attbactivk Stvi.i-.s a nr. o.v KEAIiy. T -iW iKFST C A VA KT all I'il.'- I.oil OKC.'.N S in lhr .! lil. AhD itini at kvm:y woim.;'s i v- iiur.mo.v 1 a Tiiir.-riiN If A Tl I ivr.AW. ri in-. V.l. J?57, aa.iJi.Jil! ..iti.H, to s.:k:: and upward. ;rrrasv i;iyiiioul?, .-'...- r. Oil, t C i'iaite r aiiil up arc. 'a'R VAkvf 1L O ilocu f.t'c. MASON .S: IIIAMI.1N ORCIAN CO.. 1M Tremont sr.. f's roN ; 4r. Kat lirii-st-.d'nion Sourae. NEW VOKK : 1!0 Wabash Ave. Cill- ca;o. 2t;- A GREAT OFFER piaatm.suo. no. a it. atkm c yeir-. Wrfonii Hand Inlrti nwi-.tfi at Ba.Kt.-i.M. .j;r m.tf.s. iiN:-ttHied yrt.(Hin; rm,i; aiJ.4JJ--4 IVA'i V.L'i .. ftrt lir d- wr. v. lit' i vt i i a. ; - f a im I'l.AT IT, MOS'TiT. N?-;?!. 11! ft r'.i.- l,c.i'-nn FJfftr.i.. First C :.-: Brii8. Ev(l' ihiiig ar.1 rycry fn:frr A Good Hotel can Fwrnifch Also, lioottv.'iiii-s, JJnod Bi rr, Gt-i.4 J.iat, IooJ l.cinonarte, (ioorl Cisr, Kept at the G'itj Fstal. Mir t'rrtT'.i"r. Retail Liquor Dealer, CIGARS AND TOBACCO. lM , A 'IT S MOUTH, ... - eex. wmMMt mm B;lliHii 4 f sloon on Main fxrett, fr i?e.- fim Sixtli at NeriKe's eld pl.ife. F.SST BRANDS OFCItAJtS, LE&, WINES, &t rtcnifiuhf-r the Kimvio nnrt rirtee, uv James Graice. iic Old, H.eIlablo ALWAYS AHEAD I GREATER BARGAINS THAN 'EVER. o.... We show the largest and best selected tecV of M&&t Iioe5 IITsit (Dnpsj, ad Millinery Stod5 WEST OF OmVA QOt J. SCH LATER, dealer m Site Fare, Tsjs. fmm. 3iusieal lnsiruiiicnt.s awdi MERGHAKUISE, POCKET CUTLER! I NOTIONS, Particular at ten ion psld ta all kin Ki'i.itiriii f. PL.irrSSIftiTH. - - vv'E arp: giving Genuine Barqains! This Season in every department." fey 1 per eiatU tU of ni,ej Call at the Philadelphia Store, make your Purcl t, and you will be happy. Real We rAGOI:7 A A' J BLACKMITK Tur urw mnn M Wn'jon, Zfftrhin ,'-?' Pi'ii f. fair i Jiff, and ff'nrt.ljLUtw I am i-ft-.v I'l-.i. (.- fin .:') tl t-Avsirlkg ii Iii tii riiifl ci Ik r marhlsnT, .-w luiar is H isn.Ki !;;the ii my siioy. PETER RAUEK, The old Reliable Waon Maker hastakfn chr.rse of Ihe vsrp. 11': li well Unorv n a NO. I YOKKM AX. SATISFACTION f;VAAV7S. SOLOMON & 2TAT2LOT- -DtAhliri I.V 1 4 and such goods as are usually kept in a fun. u THE NEW FOOD ISP MEDICINE 1 5i v v& Thr : no fa e ...'. i a Ml - stttH.iK f-riirit1'.' !n d oi ii.i!5 lreU-ij tii;:'! M A CT BITTKJiS, !.. r::if! ir -I' C'-'finf tiU'l .ViV, I'.UfJS an i ;u .i-n-. i'.r fva t!u- fnvlv ,i ihe tn-Jiii1., e.ir;i-i. : i.r b -. ,H!i(iiy th lscs. iiai- u tltt t,.i;-if h. ;ui'-: Mio taHv.-ie, xh! l.ii- :rrvi. t t.i i i iuv pfrf'l i iT'" - ii-Tl. T-. u" jl.lt f!.e r-t"T" : ;tv. fls, ' h-ii-o Viiff It vrr a:! i V i.i.t-, s. ;uiU x. ta'iZ'? wttii NKW LIt'iT tvrry i'r.l oi' w- . I;farf oi ioiil : :fi:t irjiii-riv nui:-il. I .'. lr iktf COM P. V "S Slii.NAR'Kh v im.-.i n rf p!ily r Sii-f i i f everj r--tti. So:-; -ti7-vl,i't. 11 ii i TTKPS ).. H.;;fin.'.lf n The HOUSEHOLD and i f A RHERS cwhovmiK 11U hnii V:" oniv A;: ii'ultm-rtl i y rlspniu pi:t.!i-rt. V p C" 4 1 It a'i 3v;ei.t i;4iii;,st other wurks i:ii ;i t !'- I. - ti... .... ..i,,: lni.l I'-.r, ...... ,l i.rult. AiSt.w A NC'KOlt 1'UIilJSH INU J CO., Uti Vitais, 5tn, "irt-4 1 FACTS W9BTH til filarar. Eirki. Karak. . nuuiT otiicr of LiM beat iicuM killruiijr couibuMd in Fm rm M to iBnAa it the erMSnst IU4 ; Qaat Tone tiut ma Ammmlm e Snrkaro U m uwd. II too itw sr:'.. r Lav Hiiirttf. ar m yum mmm fc. olut. or imitUMr. bb TKW kt la iciaa for y, m is ia kls-4y Tie ormtJBT uvr hwiwuhi, I If you a. slowly- waotia; ay KaaiBkiea ar mt aickmeaa, if you kor . Caaak or a Cia, nutn a tow . wfll aurelr kwlp tou. It firaa - or to the f uafcla aad mro. a - euro far RNaaimatia aaa i;aara ta. It Hm St4 Mumirt4t of LItmj mii I van. If you are foelina; miaerabla don't ou ara dowa aick, but uaa tbe Tonic lo naaUar what your diaaoaa or wymvi a it wiil rtTa prompt reuef. . lUnaamhar 1 rmn i uivrn iohtc a ram dnaar owe toa t ana rurtn r MarfWiM aw amada. onmoouodad bT ii im aaa. aad aatarely diffawt fWB X tumr aracaiVMai am au ami i naica. Dotue. iou 11 i A ...,. i 7eeTer SPECIAL ICAKGilKS ia - " S'irg out of thut line & biiiUtetii. Our stsvl; ir t-M . - j er.rnf h! !y solicited. iff ;:nd Cii'l, r.i id le . vv - si I" a 90c I Your druEfia eaa auaaily j- PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM Tke Btt sad Boat Economical Hair Dr; exquisitely perfumed and perfectly harmless. - Tfill Always Battore Cray or Faded Ka' r ta ia oririnal youthful cnlor and appearance, ms: a td to stop us Tailing, ItS ETOWlii - t haldnesa. - 1 A few aixaicatioiis of the Balsam will aoftea fcsir, cfmise an daodrnfT and cure iadnsz and K r v i , ' o FOB er tlie ph.ce South East cor if-r il.-u'ii .md Third Si's, ri.-tt'sniouth. ; OUTIIMAXA & VivCii.BAC!I. 7 r