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weary and miserable.
Frank's displeased face haunts her
his grave, lepro.ichiul voce still
sounds iu -her cars; she loves him, in
her own -'capricious. imnnUivo xv
nj she cjniiei l'or-ct how defiim m.,f
Jie u7TTi53-li;is been Ucr conduct to him-
..!.. i. : .. i ... i i... i... . . .
. oiiu uii"M u "cr u.iuy, XYllolll slie lias
left sick at Rome ahu Jud not wanted
to believe U, felte told herself Frank
was foolish and laiiciiul.and the child
uol ill, but now tne iruth will in-
tt-mln ifcolf aiul ol.rt I a -
Avero his words.
Oli! if the were only home a-ain.
,jiw;iy from all this iioue and juerri-
- meiit and grandeur; what are they all
- ' in comparison to her own passionate
love, her generous, nobic husband, tlio
. ... Utile iiiiii-cent child whom she has so
cruelly neglected. Tlie loud crashing
sound of the brass baud makes her
-head burn and ache, the heavy fra
grance of the flowers decorating the
rust parlors sicken her, the incessant
talking, the gay laughter, the liio
r around her, almonA maddens her. and
s-he feels iiko throwing all reserve
"" as-dc awl bursting into a paroxysm of
" ibhvs, auu esoapiug from the merry,
careless crowd.
il.idge Clavering, looking eagerly
around in wj irch of her friend, espies
her, lialf-eoiiecaic 1 by the flow in"
draperies of pale violet velvet and line
lace, .n.l, hurrying forward, she lays
'one widie, patrician, ring-lad n hand,
lightly upon lt,sdand's arm, and rout
es her fruiii her wretched reverie.
"Wluit is ii You iloirt M-eui us if
you enjoyed the reception. Do you
W ant to go home, dear?"
Rose raises her brooding eye, and
!Mn;l'w"'p3 her fare is quite pale and
"tear taiiK-d.
'Oh, Madge, I want to go home to
- my h unhand and my b iby. I left
Herbert ill at home, and cimc here
against Frank's wishes, and I fear
oh. Madge, I fear he may be worse.
AV ill you allow your coaehinnn to
drive me home now. then he can re
turn for you and Harry?"
"Cenainly, my poor little Ko-c,"
says Miss Clavering, promply, stoop
ing down to kiss Hose's iiturii".l face.
"And Til go homo, too. Don't worry,
dear; perhaps Herbert is better, in
stead of worse. Harry declares he is
" bored, and I have a horrid headache ;
. the heat and crowd are intolerable.
Mrs. Danferth shows poor manage
ment in over-crowding her rooms.
y - ' Are you ready to go now, llo-ei1"
"Oli, yes.!' Mrs. May wood replies,
. paedy.-. "I'll put on my wraps at
once."
'Very well ; I'll tell Harry, then we
can a to t lie iires-ing-rooni ingeihor
ami Madge nioveo away to speak to
her bi o. her.
Tiie .-arriage is driven around to tli.?
from of the inansuni. Made api-.
" jmz-i.s fr their early dep. mire, s.ys
tne reception is very iigr.eu-le.e e.,
etc., :ind lliea the Clavering pari y ul
ter tlieir a lieax, :tn I are pr nil-. e,t-coii-ed
iu llie Vclvet-euiii.-ned ijuip
nge. - - -
The ride home h a long one, lti: at
-. last the state y, spacious hoii-e ll.-e
calls home, looms up in ighl, an ; llie
horscsa.e puiled up bcorc llie sum!
step; and after kis-ing M i-!g-, who is
already nodd ng, a warm good-nigh:,
Mrs. Maywood alights, and Harry
Clavering escorts her up the great
- 'flight of steps to the ponderous eus
trancc door, which is opened by a
blinking-eyed, sleepy-looking indi
vidual, in handsome livery, and woo
becomes red and excited at sight of
hi-i mistre-s.
Mr. Clavering politely raises his hat
ami disappears down the slop, this
door closes with a bang, and Uoso
Mauds under the dimly-lit hall light,
her face quite pale.
'Is an v thing wrong, Cappcis?" she
ask, eagerly.
"O.i, in t'ain, the young m ister took
worse after you left for Mrs. Dau
" ferth's, and, oh, im'&iu
Hut Mrs. Maywood waits to hear no
more; she pushes past him, Hinging
oh" l.er fur-lined wraps as s.io runes
tip the staircasj toward the nursery.
fcjiic throws open ihe door and sees net
htinband, ihe family phyciiu, and
oltl J.iiu tiie nure, sUi roiimling the
tmall s itiu-coveiv i, 1 ico-irapcd bed
t n winch her bifby lies, eyes wildly,
feverishly brighi, his lips parched ami
dry, his breath coming iu hot, painful
I 1 'lioio, is it, indeed, -ou?" Frank
' exclaims in cold surprise.
l u" """'Ve, it is I. Oil, Frank, my baby ;
I is he worse? tell iiu!''
. SoC kneels down beside the bed, her
face very white and scared, uiid kiases
" ' pa-.o. lately the buoy lace.
'Herbert liertie, darling, it is ma
ma, O.i, Heaven, lie does not know
mo !"" ails the excite i girl.
"Mr". Maywood my dear luadame,
pray be calm; the child must oe kept
extremely quiet; if he geis cxciied
1 shall not answer for the conse
quences," rcmouslrttics the doctor, sc
. yereiy.
"Will he live? is he very ill? only
answer me, an I 1 shall be quiet. Oil,
doctor he is my only one ; do not say
that ho will die !''
Tiie p'uiiul cry touches a soft spot
in lliegruif, elderiy little physician's
heart; sue looks so vtry young and
lovely there, in t.te shiuuiier n g salm
dress, kueciiug bt-idc her eic ch.ld
that Dr. .Mod ioli uuswersher as nojie
Xl'Hy as ue, with truth, caa :
, ''W'ltli great caixs there is a possible
chance of ins r covery, bat tne attack
is a severe one; tne fever has i-eeu
gradually coining ou, and had 1 been
fcuinuioiicdafe.v hours earl.er, it mig.it
have saved the child niiieii aiilleniig,
for 1 could nave prevented tno lever
I'rom tollil!o fcucii heu .way. Tne
- r irso there knows wh it to do I gave
her direct ions o there is no necessi
ty for vonr sitting up with him iny
t'.ear mad imo, I'll sto iu again in the
luorniuu'. (iood-uight !"
The physician takes up his hat,
throws a c i;cle-s-gl nice at the baby
patient, gives an abrupt hltle no I, and
vanishes from the nursery.
Hoo watched beside the little Fiif
feivrall ihrouah the long hours of
the night, her heart lil.e lwith iniu
(r led rc-inorsc and fear; and Francis
- -ifaywood, sees, then, how fervently
she regrets her neglect and desertion
of her only child.
Little Hoi bert Miywood!s baby-life
hangs as if by a thread, for tin; next
few days, ready to map at any mo
ment; "it appears as if his i ceo very to
health and strength was niipo-sinle
fisif 1 c must uie; and when the terri
ble crisis co i.es, and the doctor an
nounces gtccliiliy that he is to live,
Kose, wiiose heart s almost broken,
who-c i-oul is sick with hopelessness
and despair, fdls down upon her knees
in a very paroxy.-m of joy and deep
est gratitude lo"thank Heave. i for Us
gnat mercy. t?he steds to her hus
band's si. ic au hour ater. when baoy
has fallen into a quiet slumber, Mid
puts her thin hands upon his shoul-
tiers, and looks up into his face with
Biniliu, happv eyes.
: "Frank, H aven has spared my ba-
- by's life, and forgiven my wicke I ac-
tioiis. Oh 1 darling, won't you?"'
He bends down and pre-ses pa?siii
ote kisses upon the pale, wan face
pale and wan with incessant watching
over the child's sick Led, but on which
a radiant smile rests, and puts his
Strong arms about the slender ligure.
- "My dearest, 1 forgave you long ugo;
thoVuikt you returned home Horn
r '" Mrs. Danlerth's so uuexpec.o ily, 1
' knew you re pented ever goin"
"Oal i.oa't lnculiou that mght,
. - Rose cries with a little shudder. "It
brings the memory of my selfishness
and beartlessness so vividly back to
Y Die. - 4 am g'uliS to tuni ovol'a 110 w
f-leaf, as they say, and prove to you
i and baby how dearly I iovc you both,
f. Vrrauk." . . , , t
f -. . r . f ..... ..,1 l-rtnl 1MI.
i - Ana no3iiami jiivju i--to
her word. From th a day torth, all
the intense love of dissipation aud
"pleasure, tho .willfu.nesS and way
warancss t.iat h id m ido her so indu
ferent to her husbmV hippmess uod
bidden her l-Ciil and sweet nature, vuT
isted forever. : ' . ' . r
WfT AXD IIUJIOK.
Texas society is agitated -over the
question of whether or not the .-loom
at a wedding should wear his revolver
belt outside or inside his ilivs-coat.
Some Indiana use scalping knives of
tortoise shell, probably o.i' account of
tho old fable, in which the tortoise
was alleged-to have got away with
tne hare.
He never worked a day iu his lifo
aud was on his death-bed. As the
last breath left his body as he was
too lazy to draw it liims If his faith
ful wife sobbed forth: "Another
idle vanishciL"
There arc people who will dig for
years in order to discover the bones of
a hog that died two centuries ugo,
all the while a family with fledi on
their bones may be 6tarving iu the
next street.
"Shon," sail a Du tcliuian, "you mav
say what you please about pad neigh
bors; 1 have te vorsi neighbors as
never was. Mine pigs and mine hens
come home in it dere ears split; aud
toddcr day two of them come home
missing.''
A wit, speaking of an unpopular
author, sai l that lie was coior-b;i:i :.
"How so? What proof have you g t
of it?" asked a friend. "He alwavs
thinks his literary productions are
read, when they are not,'' was the re
ply. Mabel : Give usNa cake, auntie. I
know you've got one iu your basket.
Auntie : (an early rUcr) No, dour,
they aie roses I've been gathering, and
they wouldn't like being given to a
little girl who gets up so late in the
in. ruing. Maoel : Go on, auiuie,
they wouldn't mind; they lays in'
their bed id I day, when they gets a
chance, and nobody don't pi-;k tueui.
The timid woman who sees a hurri
cane iu every cloud no bigger than a
man's hand, goes about reeling every
male p.iss-.-nger with t lie query, "Ue
ye the cap lain';" At lat I'rovideiiee
directs her to the riht man. "On,
captain, is there going to be a storm?"
"1 guess .-o,"' says the wicked captain,
"looks kind. of black over there?"
"O h, captain, is there is there any
leal?" "H j is, ma'am," says the cap
tain, winking to his subordiuat -s,
"Jots of fear, but not a bit of iianger I"
"Oli !"
bhc (whispering): 'Hudi! Take
it, darling! Your own heart will
teach you to find out jts use." He:
"Kind, thoughtful girl ! Any dainty
is ve;cwine iu camp, an 1 " She:
"Not a word; papa is walking.
Good-by." A n.l he was gone. And
when he found she had given him a
cat iu the basket he waxe I wroth,
for, alas! his heart did not. tjach him
that when iu camp lie should hide a
billet uu .it its collar, and let it
Idum1, v hereupon Toin w oil hi make,
his s ay slraint bark to nis mistress
alias they io iu lloiltu 1, whore tne
cat is Ua: lover's poilinan.
"Oli ! 1 almost wish that something
Wool t happen,'' sue said to her group
ol 1 1 ienits on one of the icrry-boao,
ye.lcrday. "tSuiee I learned to swim
1 nave tin- u t most conli .ence iu my
self, ulid lam not a bit afraid of wa
ter.' "Can you swim?" a.sk'M several
at once. "O.i, yes. I've been prac
ticing lor over a v.cvk, aud 1 can
swim, dive, an i float. You ladies
don't know hw much enjoyment
there is in tkiiun.ing a.oiig the .-ur-1
eo of the wider. Why, 1 feet per
fectly at home there.'' "And wli iv
do yt-u swim?'' inquired one. "In
the bath-tub, of coiiisel Vv'ny, our
bath-tub is seven leet .ong an i three
feet wide, and I can svi.n iw.ee
around it without stopping! O.i! 1
just wish we had a puu.l;c in the
back yard, I'd learn you an inside of
a wccivl"
TIiP averrifro cot 'pr day of ft'Cilin
tlio convicts in tlie Kentucky l'cuiteii
liary is 11 cents.
Alt Alexamliiaii iIiysiei:iii tells of
an Kii.li.-li boy who litis swrviie I a
lea i ml lull. On June 1, 187'., tlie la I
lei 1 a measured distance of seventy-ono
and a quarter leet, striking 111.011 a
granite pavement. Uoih leg were
line l u red, out lie ultimately comple c
ly recovered liotii the eli'cets ol" tiio
uccideiit.
All About Slyl
l'erli.ijM even ni. p woimpii nilijlit
rise to ns' t iitn ot" tlit 'ii-t imi in lnanv
Ovnatio:is suitable for tiicin were it
not for the. tax on their t imo mi'l
striMiirlli cm-efiMont on the dom ing
ofilre-saml t'a-hion. With liinnv vo
liion dro in all it details and hop
cities of 8hf;piiij, fi 1 1 i hit. etc., i- a
liiiiinois roipiiriii? tin avenge of threo
or four hours daily. Subtract thi
from tho hours of a workinir-dav and
it involves a rn'at los of valuable
time and Ptren:th. A wonnn thor
otifflily devoted to anv art cannot . dre4
nfter the re 'illation stvle and pittern.
If the linn desires to step out on tlie
street for any purpose he puts on hi
coat and rocs. If the woman so troe
out it involves an outlay of nt lea-d
fifteen or twenty minutes' time to "fix
tip." There are exceptions, hut this
i the rule. Dress and the require
nents and encumbrances of fah:oti
prove a constan: dranirhf, imied'inent
nnl encumbrance on the woman's time
and st rcn-.rth the youn-r and prettv
woman being here reti'ir'.l to. In
this age of roiujiei ition. success in anv
occupation mtit be trained at the cost
of contant, tiiiintermirtin ' mtenti'Mi
nnd perserveruiee. Tlie working edi
tor, merchant, la wyer r art ist ca-nint
gi with gloved hand, a ml he ofieii
;ains time at th evnenso of a wc'l
woru coat in 1 1 1 iililic i borough !'a re
Almost without lieiirr aware of t'ie
motive, m-iii's garb ha-, dur ng th
last hundif.1 years, more and more
adapted itself to the practical nee Is of
business. Kven the ilandv of lo-div
copies the gi-neral style of the worker.
How much business of a n' descri ;.t ion
would a man now accomplish il clad
in the ribbons, frills and rullles of the
Court I'opinj iys of Charles the Sec
ond's time? ' Yet, relative to her own
peculiar fashion, the wonnn retains
all the encumbrances of that era.
Literary Ihiiulrisin.
A young man is never more certain of
social success than the moment whi
most other you nil men never mention
liim without saying that they "would
like to kick him." A Thackeray ob
served in the ease of lVndeiini, that
desire is the result of envy, an 1 of con
scious humiliation awakened on manly
bosoms. To provoke people so much
is a token of superiority, and a prize
of nonchalance. Nor is it social dan
dyism alone which thus irritates tiie
rabble ot decent fellows who have
neither the vanity , nor the impudence,
nor i lie strength of resolution to wi'j
distinction. Literary dandyism is al
so excessively annoying to the rugged
hodmen of " letters, the rapid pic
turesque writers, the half or quarter
educated persons who crowd the press
and carry their larfago of ill-sorted
observations to an uncritical public.
These industrious persons detest the
literary dandy, the man who minis
his periods, and regards the cadence of
his sentences, and bhuns stock illustra-'
tions of quotations, as ihe social daai.ly
avoids dirty gloves aud clumsy boots.
They howl at him as the littlo numer
ous street boys bully sonic small Eton
ian with a tail hat and broad white
collar, who his lost himself in Scvea
Dials. This auagonisin naturally
breeds more excels in literary dandy
ism, till the prose of some critics is as
full of musk and millefleurs as the
handkerchief of a popular preacher,
liotu parties are hardened in tlieir
ways; the rough and ready pressman
becomes careless even of grammar, and
trots out his quotations iroiu Macau
ley's essays more vigorously than of
old. The prose of the exquisite begins
to die away iu aromatic nonsense, and
his great genius tires itself to death iu
the hunting for rare exotic adjectives.
This-picture from an Uritisii stand
oiut biiinc brignlly also on this side
of the Atlaut c an I cuii be accurately
applied to Aniericau gentlemen, of
literary disposition and miscellaneous
ability. -
B. & LJ. RfPw. Time Table.
Taking Efttt October 17, 1330. -
FOU O M AHA FROM PI.ATTSMOCTH. "
leaves s :is a. m. Arrives 10 :xi a. in.
2 :4o p. m. " 7 p. in.
" 6 0 " " " :25 a. ill.
FKOM OMAHA FOlt ritTTSMOClll.
Leaves 8 -AO a. m. . Arrives 9 0 a. ra.
6:1'. p. in. 4 ( l-i.
" ti;30" " ' :lj"
FOR THE WEST,
leaves riiittsinouth :20 a.. jh. Arrives Lin
coln, 12 -5 J. iti. ; Arrives Kearney, 7: 40 ji. in.
I eaves I'Uusmtiuth at 6 :5u j. in. ; m lives at
Liucoili al 9 :15 . in.
Kreiylil leaves at 1(1 :2o p. m. and at 4 :i0 a. in.
Arrive at Lincoln at 3 : 4ou. m. and 9 :.vj a. ra.
FKOM THE WEST.
Loaves Kearney. 3 ;3D a. ill. Leaves Lincoln,
1 .W i. in. Arrives 1'lal tsniout i. 3 :M p. m
Leaves Line-In al 7 :t a. in., arrives at
riallsmoin U a. m.
Freiglit leaves Lmeoln at 12 :05 p. in. ami 7 :00
p. in. arrives al I'lalisuiwutli at 6 ;Ji p. in. aud
12 :10a. m.
COIXti EAST.
Express. C :00 a. in.
I'assenger. (train i-aeli day) 4 J. in., except
Saturday. Every lliud Saturday a I rain con
nects al llie usual lim.
IX. y. Ii. II. lit ue Table
Taking tlfevt Sumlny, Ck tuUr 17,
W EST.
5 -.ar.pi ii
0 :07
6 :28
7 rtrt
7 :23
7 as
10 :1S
in :.-,5
H :40
12 :10pm
12 ui'j
1 :10
2 :20
3 :20
3 :W
4 :45
4 :15
STATIONS.
I1ASIIM.S.
A It.
EL IE JI1LL.
COWI.KS.
A.MliOV
KEI t l. I I).
IN A VALE.
KlvKliTllX.
FKAMKLIN.
BL XIMI Mi tllN.
.NAION E
KEi'C lil.lCAN
A Lir A
OI! LEAN'S
oxKonn
AHAPAHOK
I K A ST.
I & :10am
! 7 :4r
! IB
! 6 :40
, 6 :M
i 4 :4
: 4 :2S
! 3 :iS
! 3 :U5
2 :50
2 :0n
12 :r5
j 12:20
! 10 aSim
i 9 :M
AKltlVAL AMI llia'ARTlIli: J
I't.tTOllon tl .tt AILS.
ARRIVES.
7. .30 p. ill. I
9.ao a. in. )'
9.on a. in. i
S. ' p. in. i
n.oo a m
7.;'.o p. in.
lo.3n a in. i
7.:f p. in.
11.00 a in.
U.oo a in.
Nov. 10, IS.
nr.r.iitTs.
I T.on a. in.
'i s.oo p. in.
j 8.50 a. III.
'l li.l J p. ill.
3 00 p. Ill
7 ( o a. m
I 7.4.-1 it. 111.
I L'.C'j p. ill.
l oo p. in
l.rn p. in
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WKSTKII.V.
NOI.TH KUN. -
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OMAHA.
WKinx'J va i i'l:.
. 1W TOllYVlt.l.K.
J. W. Vai:shm i . P. M.
-" -any; msrrm
rTor 7iteier'C.-isi."rr. Tteylllto
. ;.cjnte it id MotUors liio
iiatoria itoam it giv j ialti t
o child; and. PI;y ieiHm, bccaoia
a cr ciiiicraL.
a
-:-:-;"e'ri re:n.c?Y f -.r caaimilatlss
-' ' iu'iA. It f.rr Vind Colic, t j
-ii- is t imi' Curd aud T iairliflP-R,
Ay x everi-thiic-. k.-z. Killa
r;,viini, lii-n-. tan Thild iis health
.- 1 1 MotHs-r oT ta'iiirctt. Ploas-
The ru-t i ffWtiv, pjziit-rcliovin aznt
for
n.u2 SEA3T
liio Xi crl l lis. over Jin own.
Over l,O00,000 loitlcs eold li. " jcar!
r'tasci f r this unp'reh-ntt,' pnpu
l.iri y, a e c v i . . : li o Ctiitanr
uiO-iiT i. . -i in ! i dc-orvo ccnzldesaco
iLi j- u a.', m-oO.I iu llie eirnct ire ; they
s!TBy i c j f!il ii?-cr d'sajpoint.
No p ...in l... . 1 luuur tuijir vtilh
r Al ia tlio EACIC,
TtLc-iriatisia or Stil Joints, for th
0Cfi7A
i-lizSmr-iii xr!'l 6-r"!y c terminate
iiio j-ii: i. crei . -.o Litraiii. fcTra.iii,
Cut, Sc.TiI, iin m, Eirnise. Stin;, Gull
or I.a-;n5;e':r4 which Mankind or
n?nai1.- - z-. Ass nro sncct, that does
r.t rv I ta tKii EootliiES Lalni.
Li a t J a 3 i i . 1 J i U
ft cr.'.y Ti'.levo j"-'-, ' v.t t'.ioy iaeito
'.r.lt!.y n : . ,i. o i. "i.ia-.aiat!'-'!,
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f.-ai 1. i. . ;. 'i f t.ia T '.or NnrlgtA if
:'m ir..'. .; ( ' e . ;i l Cortls or s
.-.coZo.l Lar'lt i.M-i - .iraineA nn'i'i.
t. r a gaslicil foci ; wi. .".L.r rv.a di tu tia,
or a iT.T. In cil t ra Kr-rso - Lt";.
Tho a:'Tif i-ro : i ! y a l;i -:i or
H?TttfioaticM 1...UI T:-.t LU.-k: Sr'":
lr.;t from Str--. : I' i'tuvinrf; IF.io:i-jn-'i
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Schlege-1 & Nieman,
Siiei-essius to A. Si 11 l.v : F I. & li':o..l
Maniifai'tnr.'i's of
A. V - I
S?rM4'vt-iT 1 w'
-rSS-t-i2ra
-CP-r-Isn-CP rTr A.-0Q
And denlers in
s?i(iKt:i:s' fancy Ait i n l i:s. s-.'.okinc;
and CI! r.V. 1 MI
T 0 Ii A C V 0 .
Special ISIJANI'S and si.-es of CICAl.'S in:ole to
oiih r, .'ml .satisLietion (.'iiarant -ed. Ci.-ar
eliiini;s sold for siufikint; tobai' '.
Mai' Street, one dm-r vvt-si of .1. S. 1 i!ilxes store
Plattsmovth. Ni:u. Im3
J. C CHAftlBERb,
Maniifaetiirer nt and Healer in
HE jSL R. ST 25 S S,
SADDLES,
COLLARS.
HALTERS,
Will PA
ETC.. ETC.. ETC.
REPAIRING
Done with Neatne?;s Dispatch.
I i f only plaee in tnwn xx liere "Tnrlev's iiat
rfnt self ailjnslable horse enllaniare miM '"
4'tt'lll
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o -
X.
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S-. H "S
0Q 5
7Z
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215 3 S
3 a.
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as
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1 f BIT n, YZTZmO
. i..i.i,i.'i-.v,i
-JS1 IE S T V
National Bank
OF PLATTSMOUTH. NEBKASKA,' -
JOHN F1T7CEKALD ..
E. ti. DOVEV
A. W. .McLai iihlix.
Joxh o Koi uke
Presideut.
....... Vice President.
..." Cashier.
....Assistant C'iistiler.
Tliis Bank is now open for luislne at tlieir
new room, eoinrr Main and Sixtli streets, and
is prepared to transact ufiieral
BANKING BUSINESS.
Stocks, Bandt. Gald. Gsvernmcnl and Locil
Securiiiet
BOl'GHT AND SOLO.
Vv2o.?itn lieceiced aiul Interest Allotj
ed on Time Certificate.
DEAFTS DHAW1T,
Vv.iilable in any part of tlie I'nitcd Sti'tes and
In all the Principal Towns and Cities
of Europe.
4c;i:.t.s Von th::
CELEBRATED
nman Line and Allan Line
OK KTHAVLIW.
Person wishing to brtns out their friends from
ctiiope can
rCRCHASK TH KF.T9 K.UOM 1'8
Throush to I'lattimoath.
T II E
WEEPING WATER BANK
or iii:i iiitos.
Ttiis Bank li naw open for tlip trail faction of a
GElsTEBAL
Banking Exchange Business.
Ileceivcd. mill Liteivst al!nf.l on Time Ci iti-
fl.Mlf.
in f
Drawn, airl avai!a!le iu tli principal t.'wr.n
a:itl cities of I lie raited Stat-' ami l'..iro pr.
o
A'j-'it's for the celebrated
v ,, , t r nt .
i LiiitJ oi mum.
riii'L-hasf your tickets fioin us,
Through from Europe to any
Point in the Vest.
I;I'.ED V.V.' IS., Ji, fj TV.'piui; Wator. Xrb.
tift.W's Wi'Ilfl FH" IIKIIII iK.
TftAOS n ARR The limit Kn-THADC MARK
lillsll l.!llfOT ; crCV
iz?L aii u ill a i i i ii k .-ryrsJ
n&li Vv r:ikiifs, 53JD5
rfT S 4 . a .1 i.i'. Iia.i Jl
in pot n v , j.
taik TAiiau. a-i.oss.f km mm.
McinoiT. t"!iivci:i!'L:isiiiiilf. l'ain in tlio liack
lMnine" of Vision. I'l'.-nuti hit o'.l Atf. snrt
ijnr o 1 1 r ilisp.nsps ttiat loud lnaiiitv or
; iiiiMinpri.,ii. aiul a I'loinaliire (Jrave.
! jer nil pai 1 iciin'.rs in 0111 p;i tn i . wliich
we ilrii'.- lo s.-ii-l foi I. tii.is! io i'i-i-v o:i.
in'" l hr- i.ci il'if M..ihci:ip i nl.l l.v all tnis-
j ilW- al si pi-l pai'l;:c;;H, or six I.::-K;iy( s f.ii .?.-),
rw.ii in'si'iii live ry man "ii rci'Mpt or tli
it! mfv, hv ailil i sjn
i hi:;i:ay mi:i! ik -o..
V. k.i ii ami s' i'.i.ncK. Dktkoii. Mich.
T"Su!i! in riai.tsii.uutli ami ever, where, I'T
all ilrniMs.
NEW ilEST.-V.UR ANT!
t.'oincr Maia r.iul Si cind Streets,
Opposite !i. d- J. 7: R I'u.tseiurr Depot,
I'LATTS MOUTH, XKll.
JAS. W00DS0N. Prop'r.
31 HA Lit AT A LL HOURS.
Sloui ditir Iy il'e Day or lY rck
Cigars and Tobacco,
FETJITS, ALL I-CIX-TIDS;
CONFECTIONERY. NOTIONS, &S.
Soliritinj; a nhair of Hie pti'ilic patronage, I
shall try. liy siiiaiv di-alinj:, to t;ive satisfai-lion
to all. -:fl JAS. WlloliSON".
H. A. WATERMAN & SON
Wholesale and lietail Dealers in
pine LUMiii:n.
LATH.
siiiixr. li-:.
SASH,
DOO Its.
UL1NDS,
KTC.
KTC.
i:tc.
Miin. street. Comer of Ti.'ih.
I'l.ATTSMOl'TH, - - - - NEP.
Still Better Rates for Lumber
WILLIAM HE HOLD,
dealer in
DUV GOODS,
C'l.OTIIS.
15LANKETS.
FL.NNKI..
I-ritNlSlIING GOODS
GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS.
I.ar stock of
EOOTS and SHOES
CL(i:i) OUT AT C OST
Notions, Queenswarw,
ami iu faet everything ymiean cjiltorin
the line of
G e 11 eral IvI e r c Inuidi s e.
CASH PA11 Kol: H11KS IMI I L'tlS.
All k'l i!s of eciir.il m -H'.:-e taken n e
- i
JT T7 R-T. Jttt?
r -itimH
ii:.i.ki: IN
i EarcLvars, Catlery, Fails,
arm. HarTiincrn.
STOVKS iuul TIX-tVAM-:,
Iron, Iirj'j' Stock, Pumps,
Ammunition,
FIELD d- GARDEN SEEDS, ROPE,
AND ALL KINDS OF SHEET
IRON WORK, Kept in Stuck.
Halting an. 3 SU-pairingr,
ll.lNK WITH
NEATNESS & DISPATCH.
All Work Warr'tiited.
utt
ew aoo ds 1 1
JN0. 1J0.NS & SON.
BAKERS AND CONFECTIONERS.
At O. (intiinianN old store.
A FULL LINE OK
Staple and Fancy Groceries,
XKW AND FKEH.
BREAD STUFFS,
' of every description.
Choke and Fancy Candies
an:l all kinds f
Canned Goods.
CIGARS AND TOBACCOS,
f tlie bt-st . brands.
CHRISTMAS TOYS, (?., C-C.,
ia endlr?s qnantities.
Fresh .Bread Daily.
Don't fall to Call.
331 J. BOXS & SX, rrps.
V'r'.
' " s - - . '.'Tf --" j -"-'I
r. ! ,-.'.".,r CV ". 'itr--'j'!a
i
James Fettee
pkaleu r.v
Musical Instrurrlents,
Sole Apjiohitiii; A:iat fur
The l'nrivnll'!t Tin ::! A llnuilin
CA lUNl-. T OR'.'A XS.
A!-"i Si;itp A'-'onl fi r the Mi-iny K M:'icr iiml
s a m ri.i: i x st i; um i :xts
:rt office. stili. ow i'.m.i- s,m.;;i ; yulu st.
1-LATTs.MiirTii. M"l;.
3ii:lr 5'Ii!i;vN
Wi!! ivt'l! lo ,:iii:::;c o:;r
once inoiv t oiiii s f.r ,ird i!': hd rnt lo new
FALL -"'V WI1TTER
Stock t.f ( Le liin-t riPrc Cooii-J (Mr 1 io;:;;!.t
iuio l'hittsiiM.:!1. ii ! !
i:vi:i;y caiimbxt vvt is
W A RR ANTED to FIT
IIuiHirpds tlietc ai.'.l tlicy are
AL n'.l YS SUITED.
Sl.j oppo.-iir t :ie I oui : Monr. (live Im'iii a
rail unit rXMIliin fm ) ol l! !-. 4tf
c a
J.
F. BAD lA ' I S T I
h'tiriiisnm Krenli, l'u: ili:l,
ih:mvi:!!i:b uaii.v.
Spertat o;:li attrinlvd te. a nl l'if.h Milk
from same cow fnrni-Hc-t liu w;ii:tr(. 4!v
MONARCH BILLIAUD HALL:.
In th basement rf Herges' Sioic.
ri.A ris.Mnfin, - - - m::jkaska.
One u.'Oi eat of ii T. O.
Rooms Newly Fitted up With
Cigars & Tenipcraaej Ikmtes
On hi.r.rl ai lie eoimier.
It is a i;Ie aiol sj.ariou ila'-i : p:-hiy of r,.ri
foi il.:yt -. ?..-.it sr.iis ler j- .irtis.
El). Oi. Hi. I . B. Mi i.i li V.
.iaii a:.'i'i'. I'tf 'i--ii.
LIVETiY SALE AND PEEK
sJ.X,
Carriages alvays on Hand
SKARc'S r'UNL;RAL6,
X1 2STOTICJS I
Ia:it ;i!l "! 111 v ai'.'onnt'i -rc'.i'.l to '!;uo.
ail't 1 sliall 1I0 r.o iiinl'i! eiv.lit !):- ini'ss. All e'n
aceiMinis miisi lie sei!!;-!! ui. ;ii'l no new oti-
xiil ue luaiie. rii!i-.oiTli mtomiiIs ;ue .-tfo
!li!rlly they will In hiumI.
I isli 1 v tl'.. . si i ii-I '.y c.-v-:li li!.-.iii:'.;s in f ;it ore
.j 1 ! 1 r-'I! ANMX.
i "in; t -i...,n t Iu Xeli.
STUrlU.HT MilAl::.
Iiu rm Ma 1. 1 .' ( n -..
AnDU..s
I'.iain.i.s
cor. '..Air;.
and all kiutls of tia:i:ess s:o.'k. I .. h
hand.
Repairing oi all Kiiicb '
NEATLY DONE;.', SHORT NOTICE I
?.TT- a n wki"!' t I
HEW HA-K.I I
TURNED OUT IN SHORT OR PER.
Ami Sat isi'iK'tina G u.ir;i;i !.
t-SKetiielnber fin ) - ': i" . ! 11. -toy
I'.oei'k's l-'iiniil Si. in-. on l.i..v.-: M.iin -;ii . :,
l'lattslnoull!. i-ti.
21-1 1,- sT !i EIGHT MI I. I.E.:.
T. T l I ( :
1 i i V r
Livery, Feed & Sale
STABLE
Or 'H Oi l atid-h in u. fh.-u.li, kH,: hj.
Th Nov I inn of .
H01a.H r.s UIXON,
.i-en .f..'il
.S7' :' IGllT ft A R .V
.....Wncr U rt:, and I-e-i,. .f,.',-.s-..xl1 a
ftew Liycry Oulfl-.
i;cn:i m n;r.s a.ni i a l; i. i.". i : l s , i i-U
hot::: t "'.' ..i
j t:i.i:.-rs yn rt;ar.i:.s:i;.n.
ions!.! -i i i.'v. ?.-i r .; ifr.v.k".
i Call ami m HOLM ,x DIXON.
NiiW Bili .K YARD.
I alii i-'rh.' !
tliiix aj.ih-s am! x'.a'i' to
MAKE THEM CHEAP.
i lint .'T. e.'i I'-'itit
H:.l.cS I Si i:.ii '.-'
i:ui
1 shall e.mtr.iet ai'-l
Build BRICK Houses.
t l.e emmi'S y:ir ami v n!il like I I'.n-r
Intending in Duild to
give me a call K lmt l.ioKiui elevvliere
J KRIi Y II ALT MAX.
At my place mi ahin.'t.iii Avenue or at F.
fx. Wliitc'c Stum en Main iivet. r'attsmouth.
Nelirask.t. 4.-.IH.I
7. inter Jt drainer.
ALL KINDS OF
fainting, rainiiui, (DKisiun,
Salr.nmittiiuia
k .apfr jantjhijj.
Ali-o De'-iiralicii" of all kinvln.
HSinbows, &c.,&c.a
Fainted in Good Style.
FRESCOING A SP EC I A I. T Y.
irtrKin.N' i:s :
A. K. IAVI.OE, - i.I.IAI.I.CH''. R.,
E. HE2B5KC
NEf HARDWARE STORE.
.J. S. DUKE
Has ut opened an entire new stock of hard
ware, on
Xct door nest of Cliapr.iau i Smith's Vrvi
Mote.
A Full Line of
SHELF HARDWARE,
SHOVELS, RAKES. SPADES no
ALL GARDEN TOO La.
NAILS, NAILS. NAILS, bp the Kt
or I'onitil
ROPE, roWDFR. SHOT, GRIND
STONES,
WHEEL-BARROWS.
A FnU Lire of 4 I TI I It V.
Spo inl R.ites t( Guilders and Cun
tl UrlOJ S.
AM !imil voiit'as l.; s they poM-'biv ran be
ami iivo. 41
KENDALL'S
5-t-"' . v ; OTTTPTT!
vr Jlasl dnrremhil IN'Wtrily
I ifie"V 1I1-1 -o.-cm-I . ii- II I" ten am lulls
JJyyefim ar.d do.-S nol lilirtor.
KKAI) I'Koi'K l.Kl.'lW.
Front . V. X. (i ranger,
l'lt'i-iiiiiV Liili-r of tin- M. Altiau'k Dislrirt.
S r. A i.hans. V r . .tan. 2,tli. lso.
Ir. li. ,t. I v 1 1 t : . : 1 fi; Co . Ci-nis : In i .;v lo
your Ii-int 1 v.ty lir.it n.v i Xin-iiPiuv with
K.-!i. tail's sp a, in C::i- li;:s Lu-i n very satisfac
tory imi.vit. 1 lii'.-c 01 tmir j i':.is a'ii I piocnr
ed ;i Imrtle ,r oi:r n'ii! . and w il li it enreil a
lioi-se of laim-i.e-s i.ii t I a spavin. Last
season my horse l.eeaine vr 1 lame, and F I ui n
eil him out for a ft Wvti heu lie he.-ame
heller : l.ut wheu 1 put !i:m on the road he ;ot
win so. when I ilis-.-wvei i'it inai a 1 inu-lioiie waa
lolininu. 1 proeuied a h..'.:e 01 Kemlail's
Spavin ('in... and v.l:h l,-.s i!i:,m a hot ; le inre J
him soiii.ii In-is i:..! lame, m iiln-r .n the
Imnell lie tmln.1.
Itespeetfnlty Vo iM, P. N. i It A M ; Kit .
I'liee S-l pel iioti'e. vr six t un It s f.,r i". VII
ilninit's's li-,e u ,tr .-an t;. f ii tor j on. or il w ill
lie sent to any a.iii: v-s e ii ipt of pi ire by
llll.- Ml l.'l 1,-H.l , 1,. .1 l I. I '.1 i.i. 1 I..
I". t ii;ii 1'ulis. Veri.uiit.
!". I". ( ,o. A N . A. "t liii..:,;.. Nh.
S5
A. G. HATT
.ft' sT oi'1-:n!:i) a';ai..
Net; Cleni, Fir-f ('Ay, .'.fftt Shr.p
n Main Mrei t Corner of l-'attsinonth
iveixlioiiy 0:1 li.imi lor Iresh, teioli-r meat.
-'i I.i
Ci KO ilii E MHi K K T 0 N .
1 tlfl C 1 ri i a r
fc i tio j, 1 1 j ii n n
Main Mrert. opi.i si!e W.r Coin t Iloiiar.
This il.-o.-e is j;,.l yjn ;.ci. uff. .'.iO(l j-nmi, of
all kimls
V.'ew.mi toki-i-:;iawl hoiuc umi
nea-e our rut-nii'ie.
R EM EM RK R 1 HIS.
s:v.
3roxr2rx3'i-y-
:ma cm x'i-:' shops i
JOHl-J' T Y JvX 2T
I'I.ati.hU'-i i 'ii. M:r...
Repairvr of at-n;u L'n.iues, Rollers,
Surr ntJ i, ris! Millt
u.. axi i-:. m n rrini.
'roii'jlii lr,m l'i;.e. !'..n c I.t rt l'iie. e,;ni
;.i:il;.' .salett-Vnixe ;:xe: iu.is. nn,l ali
.ki.. 's of 1., .,-s ! .. ;i:,. 1' nine'-.
ri'tairel on s;... ; ii .ri.--t-.
' A H M M A C H 1 M 71 H
W. D. JQNSS.
Sneetif -or to Jure.- .'v: Abew J
A'jnin tu!: s rli, :; if the Old
Erick Livery Stable,
l'l.A TTSMi ! Til.
ask a.
T'tt.
e oli! Ito.ii). l-Si:;l,I.'. in I l:itt-n tli. are
r.o-.v h a-, il l.y S . ). I,, nr.. and he lis
onli uiit No.v ;,: (1 ii.in'(-oi:ii aii'oiwiii.niatio.is,
tu ! lie sh:i;ie 'l
HORDES, CARRlAtiES, RUCGIES,
and
aADDLE mtRSES.
I am in i iv i .repar.-.I to hee liOilSKS
FOR SALE t TRADE!
Ai.ii y.'U
! Traiii it.rA rJif-:k Celts
, Oil i:. ,i-.,..;l l'-'i
.u.sri ::i;m '.:.! r,i n,
1 That :!! !.'.o,tv i.i n-oin . i hat every one
1 kno v-i 1 i avej in nr. m I e.m -i i Faim
I el-' st - ., ,.: v ; .. !,,:,.!, . May, ike., iiiniar
T:..,.:.tI .. ;i ,i,.'-hi i iheii -liheiaii.
'v. I so;.', it il.ejr trndo !.! t:ie future, satistieU
!" -t I '.eeo,1,;,.n.:-,i- : hen, bet lor and
I'fc'Tl t! iv tnelil linn en ll. -lor
r.viiy v-. 1 1. jo.v r.s.
HENRY ECS OK
Di'Ai.;.;. I
m mi
k I . .. K'l s .. :. ; . ..
Of All lh.--. :..l, .
METALLIC SJH1AL CASKS
WOODSS' COi'IlTS
l a.'i sii;i-s. reudy nrnis a'rt htiiti :i;vu ior i ,11:
HEARSE
'. i'l i'.i:i:.v I ! . a '
jr. I' . :l To e.i :i Ul.M c ,:iil.i'1C !.: ;
i..!.;i: !! iK
int. n k :!' a.. i t-j i
O. P. JOUNtSON-
!'i..xi.i.;: in
Drugs? Medicines?
- AND-
Ail Paper Tiimmea Free of
. Charge.
AI.mi IiKALK!! IN
5 nrs ;Z f .
Aw- 'o- H'Vcii' CJ. s a
Station e3 Mogazinos,
.1 JY7
I.Jite.-i Pn'jlSea'tioBS.
fcy &n Ji .-nt r J ti.-ugrixit.
l .Xin l.i-.ii'i 1 :..-..i. v iv. h
.l; ! r ;. . : i-:iii-ji.,
. lk
yv:.M iaa r-rdjo?,
::' ' ur.'-.--. -: : MfK
6Ji AT. i'70.'2S s.'Jf; '- OF MAIS
rLAirsAOtin. neb.
IWLR SCHNELLBACHE1V
BLACKSMITH
WAGO.V l:ErAIKICi
All kinds vf
K A KM IlirLEMK.NTS
nif mlfd
' Neatbj d- Promplp
Horse, 3lnIo& OxSlioein-
In short, we'll shoe anvtliiiiL' that In?
four let-t, from a Zel-i;i to a Giraffi.
Come iitnl soe us.
IsTIDW SHOP
Rl Ll'i)' Petneen .Mam rj Mne Streeta.
Ust:iui- 'eioiiieniuiu tlin .nkw Ul-.l:.l
-'! 1 i v .,,v.
t.iui: tiii:
NO CHANGING CAR?
) K!;i.M (
OVAHA. COUNCIL SLUFFS. NEBRAS!" A C. TV
or PLATTSMOUTH lo
CHICAGO,
Where diteel I'oiineetions aieomde wiih
Tliiougli Sletpiag' Car Lines
TO - -
n;-:v. voi.k. k.iston. rnn. : . ki.i iua,
i:a I. I t mo;:k, W xSh i ,i ; 1 1,
AND ALL EASTERN CITIES.
2 Vf. e St. o i 'i Ji, iua
Vn f'i'Qiilx for
f.Vf)i.LV.l'Of..' l.'H- 1-V11A.K. Cl.WCI.V--V.1
(". ..ii '",i,7 ,!'.,' l;i i;,t
SOUTHEAST-
Tin: n.fr i.n'r. t r
ST. lou is;
i., Jiirr-'t i 'i.:.i,,.(.i iui :.rfi i:i:
iii tin
inn it
I'.MliN i'llli; v.ii!, I"' T i .) ; - 1j SJi
.Isis U, ! oil (.illl.I S.KO i I'H.
lie short et. S ,-e,'.iei ;;nj nu'.-t I'.nofoi I a.:
vu KANNISAL U
(. y.CoTT. i'lK.V.s.i.V, DAU.JS. I'l'CV'O.Y
a rsri.x, .s.i.r . wo.vo. ;a.r..vro.v,
an all owii.t s in
I nlhii.,'.! H-VI tr-1 r;.larfc .s'leeoins Cnw.
I .. ij. t i"V:;;'e 1 fAr ' li - Ifcain I
Vi;h Roiton'a r.-i i, ..ui, baii. .N". lixlia
t bai !-i' Sr.-ii s in I :-.'! i iiiii Cliaii s.
1 ho f.iniuus C, f!. i. ,'. riii. 'a liiiiin;('ar.
Fcl liii-.e. s:-rl n.iil Ti.u k and Sni.eiioi-
i'.ti:i:n-ni I'w it.j.ail e-;i!i i iieir i.tra! Tl.rvufjii
. ui' .1 rrtti.'jnn':.!. inaken thi-, stot aiitiies,
I hti tiiv.il ile Too : e to ! ba
.A1", 0.0(1x1 OK CLTfci-i:..T.
'I t; V IT, ?nd ! xv .! lii l Ti' K V KI I Nil a Lux -
Ul'J iu-tea.l u, a I !..Mi:i;..:'l.
Ali information about Ka; ul l';,ie. . ;
ins? ar Ai i-winniodat iwi.s. ao.l Tituy Taldt-.
x". ill be ehr'i f iiilyiiven iiy xoji.;. !mj to
Jaiisci It. ',
Ceil? r,!;!'itseiii.ei' g't, Ciiieaj;.
C. T. SVii l IS.
Itali c Manaa'T.
ri'.xxxx -.-- x vx-, MX xm tx v
JDa. Mam o ay a Iiveji lNVioor.?o;iJI
?ie a St:vad.ir.l Fa.rai'jr JSayiod for
rlis"JVi of tins TjiTer. StonaaAa
rfc!l
(anil Bowels. It in Pulj Vi-j'
SEKD FOR GlltCULAa.i
litii i.Vit S( HiBii ii rai ir a
:i n :'r tu nu ii? hi m i unu.
M.4V '.V W rMmiMMrA
- a
v.3 vci.. r;t i.tt t.' w i iu fbi--x.
. .tf.. ... ,-. t ; i.i ki r,.-
V . - a ..:; , e i : . f In,,; I t r t i'H
- -.r ; 1 ..' ; I H j ' t frieil : !I (.x !!.
3--fc; '.' 1.11 f , -. ! tivk t ttf tkiirv i oai,
4.' r- ' f tr - in ' , HI, ka M .-ar 4 .
-.r.t . I . c (.. P !- 4fc'-W
I-Wj IrWx, i;l ., iMrxVMtwH, )w ierf.
3 PT? W ANTIC ! FuMi
fU74i I r'. I--'-. t- W JUhffM.
f vo4v,cd.jO irr at. Hilwii rMn.k'pUI.'f Ml J-ar'L3.
t-- , ":.". r" i
t--- 4vi -Hl1,- j m&&l-r- m v wij, a. - a a.
t-iu Cj., - 0'-ii:j ' Kcw Tori.
c ! 1 f ifraz i al itjwJ J- ni"I 1 7' -j-.-A r- rt
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