Nebraska Newspapers

    cett ytM sell clgnflertTcar cheap, Glores ami gUteaa lass than anybody, THiiter clothing at cost,' ami OTereoate 'at V sacrifice Am bound to clear up my stock ifLryay doTfn prices will do it. All are inrltca.-za. y,
he Herald.
The Herald;
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ADTRRTISIIG KITItH,
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iATTSMQ-UTH, NEBRASKA.
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.n Aararttslng Rllli Das CJusrleily.
JNO. A. MACMURPHY, Editor.
"PEHSEYERA3f!E CONQUERS."
TERMS: $2.00 a Tear.
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ST. one Y .... 11.00
VOLUME XVI. V
PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 30," 18S0.
NUMBER 41.
CVKxtra Castas af ih-a Rantt for stle. 67
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
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V .I'lNi- s. Mmt, Public In-Inn-i i-u.
;. K I- I ' A I.I.. Ltiil ('uimi'li-itiier.
I. 1 ll.ASOiU II, Attorney (..Tier!.
V. .'. M .. Itiiis. hsT.Uin of rvn'rentiary.
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the I:iui..
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ridtiKitidiitu.
o
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v. ST l.Mr AN. County Jua.a.
ii. 'I VI T. rvii.tr lerk.
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II. W'eM.KY.O. i;p't Fab. In.tnictioa.
W. KAiliUKi.ll. Surtvr.
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cilTV rp-IIJIfllOMrr".
Mf r.HAWKOHH. S'ith B.-od ITf-rinrt.
lV'I, h'HARISS. Ht.'rwnl l'u-ciui-t.
AC WILKH, FU'.t-iniit?i Fitdlutrt.
City 7.'t'r-i r,
V. PATTKKSUN. Trksnrrr.
. I. IIJN. City l'lrk.
;vHAKl VIVIAN, f .lie JuiIk.
. I. JOXKS, Chief 4f '..
E. VMIITfc., thiI f 7lre llppt.
-t Ward F. GOHIKiT. '. H. TARMFLK.
d Ward-O W. t AIUFIKLD. J. V. K.K-
I RACH.
1 Ward-D. MTI.I.F.H. Tnos. 1H.T.orK.
;h AVard I. M CALLAN, C. S. lAVOX.
A a IVA m M A U W AIT
Professional, cards
un. h. mbaiik,
?nvini mri rRiirni nfr.cn f rit- '
trr:a Kick,bicb win b epei 4 ay r itf'- i
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TIiiHPTniC FIIYSTCIAN. 0,"!1r vpr 17.
. Ji!jes H.u-lwar Store. l'iaa.niouib.Ni-
.rHSkii. Tly
S5. A. HATTI!IAK.
ATTORNEY A XI SOf.K'lTOK Til! Frac-
liee In t:i .Htat n Fodvral l'arts. Teai
!'. Plttsinutii. ebrk. klly
niri. . i. ... A o iv n. :
KxamailnK Hurgmm fr U. . J easioi:. j
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PKACTISINU rUVSlCIAX. il-i nn
hirato Avean. I'lAt'.inoiit h yrs;t"Ka.
' B. ia C. F. esc'tt l-iat ii i siorr. 4-iy
cLi.rcrio.v.r it st'Ecialti.
A rroKXKY AT LAW. Rrl bnu, V.f In- '
iurnif nrt iiri tiii Atrurt. !.Tu-e -!n I iti- :
I ji-rtid L'i(v k. Pl:rt-iii'ut:i. Seliruita. 2inu
ltK1.l.HIII1ll,
ATTOKNKY AT LAW ar.J UprI E'ta'B ro ;
r. Siirna! a'f'ition Kln tf t r ii-.-i ,:m
.ml all m.tti aflfctlni; toa fije ta re il a(AAe.
nflUi n i'l Siwr Tr Post J'lattni'Wit .1.
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LA W dri i( t I'.orI Et3t. l ira and l.if-!-i-umiAf
Ai.i'c;i, inc:S. Ntira,in. "!-
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lt iliif". ii'J a'ni ';1 art..!. l.rl" i:.:n
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NOTARY FITLIC. Will allrn-l t l.ny:-.(t
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ATTORNEY AT LAW,
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Xnlary 1 i:.k. i
Al roi'NKTS AT LAW. V:!lira '' e C::k
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1 :t'i.ei .!' Klack. Pl.iitRiiiDUWi. Xili.a k..
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DB1TTIST.
n-tttaaaonth. 3irlraika.
Office on Main Btreel OTct t9.n:on X:l-
,'ia i Store.
y41y
Tonsorial Artist.
?irLATTJllll 1 II CK.ai..-.
Place of binlne. on Main fit., betwei-n 4ib
and .Mil iitreeW. th:iiiipooli;g. Mhavhig. rhil-
oren s I.air cutting, ftc. ei:. i-'iy
PLATTSMOUTH MILLS.
FLAT T!MOl'TH, NEB.
V. atJSCI, - lrplrir.
Flour, Crn Mel FeeA
Alwsy ca hand and fur r.' at Inwest casli
p-irc-4. 1 ae Imshent prices pll for AVi.eat aril
A i.i-n.
Fartiuular aiteution tjlvea custom worii.
BRICK! BRICK!
If ion want any
or Ornamental Brick,
Call on
T. A. HOOVER,
ff thf--i
I'urrkt acd tort KrUii me i. r Jl.ii.
a,-Jdn.lTon of linn.. Gultl. Man
j'klol Bd ; on, til in. It-I ma
.Mirl urftti Jirot-e:!.. of U ctlr P.tt-',
. jtiV1" rva-t t-lood Purifier, Llvsr
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A ... t -nip .nl-cUd -(.niulsnt.
P tl-.Kl.ttam.rwinn ;W4 without IntCX-
cAt.r.e. a.
;,o ra.;-!:it?ujr lA'1r.ir r.r T-.i-t.
. . . i.-ie dxiir ...w-" i . tlv Lit
U I;. .1 t lt UIilllv. a. U. if you
r.i'r ?l L-J or t.,:x r-l ti.im .t on.
ii ijy .-.. j yJuriif.lm-E-'aT'.iA LunureJt,
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l-.. ;. r . . . I o .t T.I- .rairfrwi.js
L-n-,.-.t,.. Jc-.Ji.-.-ce them1"1" Kop B
l.-.,,.-..,ir. Hon r.iu-m t ili On-Ufi
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r Tsmmi? m M. iwH tor rif-avt. .
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wbf a&4 W- othar
lwarTCrnrs
M f UirEta-
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ta If elltaie
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f TTlMiim'mtAMtilMt wif in pr&V
g ft ihm ntnaMik.
U writ ta rw af aM.iaA. salt fee Wmv
i aiK'ti'-yoiva
I National Bankl
! ok n.ATTSMoUTii. x i:i;i:a:ska.
foiiv rn--;i:!!Al.i ..
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Til is I'.iHik N now (!!! for !
if ru!ii.i'nr:ier Mr.:n S:
it i;reii:ui'! to tra!i.-:ict u- ,-t-:.'-i :i;
: BAHKIKG EUSINZlS.
Slocks, 5ndfc. C:.!'l. i.v ;p.rn-r:r1 jn-i U.(.l
SlCJ.-.lKi
i:o' ;;i! r . ni. s: ;.!.
U ;o'tn 7iV.-.'i In:f...,t .:.''
cd oji Tinx f.'ti l-'j'l ti,:
-:i:;iM 1:: any f.;:rt ' the l';s!tt -I HT:.ti's jhi.
in all -.lie rrliH-i;"'. Towuh t itif
of K;io'i'.
! .4;ctTs Von Tiiy.
' ' ci:i.!.i'.!:atkd
; nman Line aid Allah Luie
j OF HTI:.alir.K!4.
! Person wishing to brm oui tli!ii flit-mis froi..
) a m ope an
j I'IRCHAfE TICKETS FROM V
j T a r a i r h to PUttuntglb,
' . k, M. R. R. Time Table.
Taking Ltfect December ,' 1SS0.
FOK OMAHA FROM FLATTSMOL'TH.
I.e:tvr 7 :'JO a. ni. Arriv-- . m.
2 :45 p. HI. " 4 :t0 p. ill.
" 7 :0 H. in. " 9 :10 a. m.
FKOM OMAHA FOft FLaTTSMOFI M.
f.rjvos R :".o a. m. Arrives to :iV) a. in.
" .' p. 111. 7 I-, ui.
" 7 ;00 - " " 9 :t0 " '
Klli TF.K tVKST.
l-;irps Fiiiltsmoiitli 8 :J0 a. ill. Arrive f.in
i'lii, IJ :0.- .. m. ; ,rriv( t Kt-anifj , J: O . ni.
LflHVi-ii I";It.si!;iiui Ii ill 7 :J5 l. ill. ; urnvr at
l.iai-airi Ml t :N) p. in.
Kre.lMit It ve lit :.W a. 1:1. and ill i p. ni.
Arrive at Lincoln at 4 : Cop. in. una 2 :U0 a. in.
FKOM THE WKST.
Loaves Koanif y. o : f a. ;n. !.e:iVM I-im-oIn.
1 .txi p. in. Amws I'iui! -.mout i. 3 :i P- n
I,iTes Lincoln at 5 :4-" a. in . arrives at
Flattsinoiu H a. m.
Frt-nrlit l.-av-- Linrnlii at 12 :0 n. ni. ail"! 6 :U'
I', ni.
Aril es at 1 liiusnuiiui i o p. hi. aim
" -Mv-
GOIXG EAST.
Fa-en)jpr trwhiH leave Fl ittsivouili :it "on.
in. K n.i a. in., 3 p in. Hud ariivi- at I'ncilic
Juuotioo ;tl 7 r.i a. ia 8 UO a. in, a. id 4 10 p. in.
FKOM TliE EAST.
ra-.fetit-er triilnl":v.- Pj-:n nr S X
a. ni.. 6 4.". p. in., l''fH an.l amvo ui I'lattH-
mouLli at 9 00 a. m.. 7 1" p. in. and 10 Uo a. in.
R. V. K. i:. 'i liiie Talilc.
Tahiisj F.fcct Sunn"!. I . (Ctnhir Z, l-'io.
WFST. I STAVONS. fast.
5:l..uiii ! HAM'INtiH. O :."h.
:!-, W.l. . !:-
7 tJ.i III I K sill.!.. ; i'M n
fi :l'ii t')V I KS. j (i : u
8 05 A M 1 ' i V 8 :25
J:i0 l!i-.l)l I.' ! P. i v.
in :ir. IN Y '..:. i C
Id : s l. ' I !i. I I! :10
11 :4fl r IlAX KJ.1X. i R :10
i . : -pin ):.: j 1 1 -. I . . 4 :J-
12::r. I - X.r K!- 1: 0
I : J.I KI.IM i'.i.il'A.S I " :1-
1 :.-ji ! ALMA I 1:
1 ! OKI.KVN- I
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tij AT1'A.'.'II' A Ai .TJ A I.".
Ai'.r.ivr.s.
7.;;.-1 p. in. i.
i :.u ;t. in.
S.llil .1. lil. I
:i. .o n. in. i"
11 en a in
7..'i" p. in.
lu :. i a in. I
7.:; p. in. i
I l.l'rt a l.l.
I I ti'i l in.
Nov. io. :
K -i l !:n.
u I -: i I N.
J.'.i:'l i i:n'.
m.,i- . i:i:i..n.
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a . H T-
Tlire N n ciTtli-d n-xlion in the Weriern
llemlsiitier'- I" i li,''!i Hie iPe uttiiiy of Hiitel
ter Stoma -Ii lsitt(r a- a t'.nic. rnrrw tiv-,
uinl anil ni'iou n-edicii e, is no! kin.wn aii'i
appiocialoii. Wiiili" t is a meii.-ine for all
caons mill n.i irliiitaio. it is epe-iai:y sniin l
to the foinpinuiti p-'i'Ti ted l.v ti e v.railn-r.
l'diis the purest and l.et vegetable ftiniulaBt
In I lie world.
For s:le by Prn-'oris- and Pp iIt'. te f lium
apply f r Em!i .ci's Alniiinac for 1AS1.
l O ' e
-yf rr.vu-i -i.n ttvs'l
WA
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disfasj:;
:ini:i?t ton, t.i .mi Ii;!.-. V-l :!;
I l";ii l)i':.ilit l.l.iili xii.i il.-l :-.m.
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pi i.ve t lie i'.i'.od. :;u .-i .;:.. t. a-.-x- A
in-.-a-.-s.. I. ..ii. .::. r pi.-p .r;.:ifi: iion.
t'lioi. iia.tis. And sin I'ii '-;. m i i.s t-. .tvs -.
aii.i-1 into 1 'ie anirna! ri-...-...:i . ' !-..!..-i.irl-5'Ti..-l.w
lie l-oi iiii.'i.ii:;.: .-,
tM.rlHl . i i' ol ... 1 ... 1..U ...
.lt-all li'.onii. Nmi- ' ' ; m le.;-.i-.Srtiscif
Ii tiiipiiii.!i!i niv i-mi-l-iuiM :-..l il.i
lilwiAiiCee l.Hiud !' ' '" l"1"'' ajI.usi
In-all li. :ud. u'lier. as. iT a i.i- u:. d iiii n
v;r to sup;-i -v.-iy tl;-f:ii' '''. :! i.aiu.;
n is pi.i.rn ul so -.M-n ..-i1:,l i ni' ".
iu mt In ioi-'.vi-d i y r-'ini-'iu le:i:':n--' :
Jin. Par iiAinu : no otin-r pii-parjinu is a mi1
'iiuite fr tins. uudir ny clieiunstaiieei. L.-oh
'lit lor tin- name al.d adur.-ss, .1. I. A Fi.LO h.
t .lolin. X. P... on Hie ye ilow wippi-r in a-'.r-iiiai!;.
wl irh is seen I y hoiuiHK the iair
before I'jc lillt.
I'riee, $1.0 wr B.illle. Six fur 7.50.
SOLD HV ALL OKCC.AilJiTS.
E. SAG'S
Sjccesser to SAt;it BiiOTBtus.
Dealer ia
STOVES,
TIN VT ARB, SHEET IROX, Z1XC.
:o:
At tiie old Stand opposite tilt new Hotel.
PUMPS, GAS-FITTING,
ALSO.
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it 12 H
ff S S ft fi H (f H
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ul lixldiM-
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we will
II
a ma
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Heavy HJiters5
WW
ClilsacSiilla
e Will positively BiicK
TndKmola, Iot a,
I lluinnton, lov. a,
ni ! Albeit Lee. :.:.!.!-.
Owntonna, Minn.,
( Stanborry, M.
nch
ss ia i3j
li2 L'!tL tL3 CSab tiLJ
YEECaAH. -road osics
-sip? i tL Ji
''iLiLa'iLc
rr
PAIR
to all ?i&meltldi I
till yoia have jarieotl enr stock,
if f Iff I
desirous 01 c!oi
4-
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n f ?
New
1ST CD DSVIATIOIT
Hallow we $l.uotc a
66
all
1
Next
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feci k vfc-y? ifrs fci a.t iri J !! u f d ti
ll Tl 11
sda gMi til
till oi3n9 cIllTeFeist well-SIIe?I deparisaifeut
Aid.
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om s'
m w
of
k era si
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we oieaaa what. we
i'ew Prices s
$5. foi
66
CVat
66
.5
B.3D.5
66
to What
A4y
S. & G.
door to Franh Carruth's
TIM
p HI s
pS I u
and see if yoa doa't save fey it.
i'44 asac &aaa
UClP&Jn
AdreHise &
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ITS'
Alvertisc ! I !
MAYER,
.Vew Jewelry Store',
PLATTSMOUTH. NEB.
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t'-h nil! e", aVilt ili ther nirsn.by l!u
n-t wlutt inli.e ni-ftn l-y tvn??:'
Vi lienn". fi-im Ihe ln of l.ltle cuild
As she !.iin.ie-1 is fi-om lilay.
Tl.e mMijT'!i eyes f.iled up with tears!
tvi ni- t tr liev .!..rlinc lair,
A:i: inionU.C'l a-r.sy from .' e .ucut braw
It. AreA.nres if fioi.trn h..r.
'VTliT, Biollier'A fti av Hue, my weet.
An! Frar.dp:'. h!r is pray,
An ! tl;e love we lr our lsrl;ns cbilj
(irons Mrnrper evevy fiay."
B.it what did ther Kiecn" i-n.i.t.i tli
child;
"Tor I snw twn cn'pr.le. to-.:T,
And one of tliem and hp fonpfit ior tke Vi;
Tl: otticr, he foiiftht for tlie rry.
Xow he ef the bine hs-1 lest a leg.
And the other had bnt one arm.
And bnth .ei-nic l wornar.d nery m l (at.
Yet tl.cir rcetirie i kia-i I wars,
llieytol! of liAltiet ia day gona by,
T:!l it msi!e my ynr(t b'.oo.l thrfll:
T!e ley-was lrst nt rredetirksbcrg,
Aim! the srm t Msltera Hill.
"They r.a on the sinus by the farmyard pal,
And talked for an hour or more,
1 i l their ee. f. ew bright and their kaarla
accn.ed wsrr.i
Villi .liti:ls thtlr lie.ttlrs o'er;
And rsrtf t t l.-.'t with a friandly graia,
In a kindly, l.rothrrly wer,
Iirii calli-p on .rd to snecd tha tima
L'r.iilrjt ;he tine and Hie tray."
Z lien t ho ir.nl her I nought of 01 her daya
1 n o sis '; b srt ly t , oni her riven :
Kc-t tlier knelt at btr aide, and litp'ng'y
Vt'syed.
MOnr I s'.her -e-h'.h art in Heaver. ;"
How ne null ti e giay and the other the.
bhie ;
ir.iw thr p -e l s ay frn-n fifrht.
And ha; fiie to the Ian I ufceia gray aal
1)1 ;ie
Arc merged in rirr of !iKh.
A MOM'M'AKT 1 CAt iiEI?,
Ko.T tlip ror.
of Mnntcrov tlirrn 5-? a
lct-'-i-i!
AVtiii
r::i;i-Avn-i
tilO iili':-
:.! ad n ii-ir:-on i: ; : 1 --irlc. jrray
l.-rr - h ? . 1 c-!!nv aa Ii loiiir.
m) fi:r;riw. Yrrr aftr-r Yop.r
oio-n v .. r no.-. ;!, nnil r.f-
tor ft v;:V.f th
titiil'rrs v. i'l f ; f'.'t '
1',1'it- pit'ii;"!:. r.". ! t
th-.nii tin iii'.iiiosli.'to t
c.-!-i'i. vt-1 t'io si i rOi'i'ii'S.
fllid S'-i.-ii, s.vrrp in
ftirvrs, pv.vlurr fait at
rosl. ;t nt il l!:cy j-. ii-..' o
of il'.siM.por.r.-'.nci' - Lit"
.ir Cliff. Ai-i--:t!iy
is if ilts
rtri l'Pi.r !i'i 'a
f'.li-ilt, Illl'liiiW
r 'i r.::-;'e t'tlio
i ! A-f-ry i-'l.c'O
rhi'ti-rs if
mirtri)
f-i.Tt it!'.'
tnp!'.;ii;r s vo.i-t'v inlotiio
nil a- i-'.lo t''c skv. A
fur t'-.o f:i-":,:t. i o f
f ica:u i! r..-:-.- -s tiio
in in- i.M-I-ct .;;:c;:
! : AVfT.-rs cvor
i--s:ius bay; no
a-vat rl.t'tic ftir
T tin". t.
This Avrr'l.rr-Vorton lin? avp, twnfy
Yiar hp"' . . 1 '. l.i i of oM ;iH)..rt
JavTiP. iiii:l if y- nwi'.i ".iv.ine tlie
ftrml Ii?ri r-K : i.f tin' .".ilju-cnt ravin
ymi v.i!l li.iiii ! "iosa ilisrciviT tracrs uf
tlio fi'iiivf criii v. fif-ro oabbrv ami
t.'n"iaiou.. phi;t fpn rim wii.l, nre stniq;
o;lin to i'l'.-iv iiwn Avith fern brake
ttiiil his. I-I t'l l ".' viiio. C;i'bti-t lisliod
o-""a-c!'in:t'!y. in a o'lrirni'lv ilinpy ront,
ami his ! iv- vr,-:istt'il 1...1 AVilinr pried
p.l.-aloru"" riT ti.o rot-Its at ioH-litlf, or
Fl.H. i on mil t" poiris rook to ii
i'i td; A-ivf. tLn'iii his l.t-avily-Wf-iu'litod
l:n far bt cp.l t!-.o Avliiia
crrl- of t:ir r'.v.mr-ir.ivave, and sotno
l!'P.'s o;i,''ni.,i h iii as fri'-t as he could
tiriiv.' t!.i:u in. Jt was a hearty
Inn lie- il, which inf.Mftipod his whola
afior iifo. lie krew tlif rocks and tha
wavoa, ti.o forms rf Ihe clomls. t'ua
5irns of tl.o ATpRtiior, t! o jilsnls Tvli;r!i
cliitpr to l.i; it n plnco-. th fl.iA-rTs of
tlie tl'.pp f.id pu.- ii invir.f", the briphl
litioil slu-lis. ar.'l tho sirnnpe set crea
tures. All this wns in its way, educa
tion, an ! a fit prejiaiinjr fur 1 he world's
work. T!'.rn. too. l-.o st'.;i!i-d at nijrht,
iimlcr lii.a fnii f:"s ('i--o;ti.iri7 for thia
brovrn an.i r "! n--i old n'sj b'iii r.o
coiHtiii'iit, c.r.:-" 'tifi:, but ore
'. hose prni! 1 llfp had l-r---?t f .ili of ro
mance. iru-sN rr r nd r : ;::! ;ir', rt'" i
who, ad for tl.C l.- of t '.o ore re;i:s;i
lie ha I loved, had h; ' ' n hlr.-.srlf iu
I'. 1.4 IciKiT pi i'o, ; i ' :rd liiy w, f.n
he-irt w ii ii fr. L u -y pi..'I.ta. Peop;
tifton do tiiat: but tiiey !i c s--ih-ra V.rava
enough to o a:"H't .".r.d T . -lit it out.
Living one's v -If i not lo be recoic-
j mriideil, ! t:i it i-i a;i tr:iine:iily respect-
ai.ip hti-ircss.
AVillii!!- Mayna gTrw rp simpla,
kintlly, thonphtful, imapnative youth,
lovirj his faihrr ar;ii a wordlcsa
devoiioi;, and looking forward with
Lojio and drire to the pifw and bftttles
cf the world. Soin?r tiiaa any ens
gruessed, hi1 boylitKid'a lii' eauie to a
audden. end. Tlicre were no more Ion;
ramble with hi father over the broA-a
and golden hills and up the pray, dis
tant peaks in Fearch of specimen, or
colleetinp: plants for the herbarium; no
more sailinjr on tlie purple sea, and out
through the soft twilight, and horns
again under the tw. inkling stars; no
more lon, wise talks of life and tho
complex world for old (Tiibert Mayno
waj deail, &mLL boy had the battle to
oht alone.
Well, never mind exactly how it was
done. In California, and particularly
in the Salman Valley, at that time, a
dozen or more years s.ro, there were
.ways enough. . When Wilbur ww twenty-lire
he could herd sheep and mis
drups, ride a bronco and draw up a le
pa! document, carpenter a Utile, teach
school to soirjc eilent. handle mat hine
ry, etlit a aper in line put hi availa
ble self in many direc' i-jiis. Lut tiuce
t that time he .;.nd on Ids own acres,
H'liic of th.esc methods 'if cmninrr a Iia
in had become superfluous. lie ha-1
faihered a library and bui;t. a labora
tory , for part of his success came from
cne or two time !v inventions. And so
V Kbur May ne had won his place in tb
world.
Oue fiimriicr afifrnonn he took hi
jri Morjrrn, "Liack Prince." and drove
lnf.-j Salinas. Tbers h?d been a s(Rf
robbr-ry on th" Xaeiroiento, and Ki
pscnzvs l.od just ert'v.td. It ava
-w hip-Ted nronnd that one young lady,
wi.o -.rns heavily veiled, had lost lier lit-tl-
aH. a:i l hardly knew what course to
take.
1 he broiling- landlord called Wilbur
inti the oliice.
Hf.dn't we better d'-aw up a peprr
an's'art it up tiie sfreet. su's ter raise
what ?";.e lt? She's ari orihan wears
bhp-k only Irwly aboard -low-down
l-iit-nf t-i r.ib a lady, apyw.iv wish
I'd been there. What d'yeVay?'
WilV.ur waited a moment. " lie had
noticed the quiet, reliant fijrnre.
"We must liitd out whr.t s!ie can do."
he aid inci-ivcly. "SI.e don't want
chsrify. I am sure nf that."'
At liii stare of affairs the little nerro
ofiice-in y hurried in, saying: "De lady
whit d jnegot sttrc rob Avant tcT sets do
lua"!.-rd, ifimt-dintp, sari"
Tin-' resuit of this interview was the
etateir.eut that she wanted t'i teach
pcbotd.'or to take n mtisic clats, which
latiarplen wa" considered the mos;tde-
W TTirWii. A. .I.. . .1 aM J.
landlord to drum np a rem rV ably good
ela.s for her, and then hs went beck to
Vis aaying without any particular im
pression cAipceminj tha an anjrsr except
thatsha had thaakkd him aarnstlr. and
l-. hoped ha would get along nicely in
her new work.
"I lika ti nt y-i rl loo." otid Wilbur
to hiui.elf. "i.iw LIv'ea lin h, a vry
lady-like toubj nomji."
Tiiaa ii luoughts tursed toward
fina ork and tha plans for the next
lay, and tha Tcnt Uie tlirsnon
era put r-iiJi. Ha wm ot aanti
Biental yoiinf irtan; ha had area ben
called cold-blotid at times, ar. 1 ha
lue" a hundred lime aa aiany man ti
women. Ills Ui:i.TTAf kis n nim'j
crww Aery faiuL, f-.T aha siifd vhea
he was the urn t child; a rKU'.einhar
ed a low vuice finjinjj ia tha twilight
toft la-e atxmt th Liiruat, tieap, iavicg
eyes, an atmosphr af gantla woraan
hood. He knew, sftA-rward, that hia
father always .'poke o bar with perfoct
respect and aSex-tion; tn still tbara
was a my stery about her doatk. ii'iX
bert Mayne, tad afiar bim hia soa Til
bur. always wore, stitched to tha eaaia
of his old-fshi(.tiel Eejclish watch, a
fJreeinrt coin of fold -on ma aids cf
which there w arrCved. witk iir
reious. skill, a brr-kea link end aa 91
fhc.Vihed damper, in lh iw h&Wes af a
letter B. Oia Gilbert had alwsra prom
ised to tell his e.ia th iist-eiry c Mis
coin, but he died to suddenly that bt
only siii 1. els;. in? Wilbur's hsnd:
''It lioi.l-ft ii w.is;,ip iTokrn, tresih
ery nnspeskabie, r:yeng anftiliiiled.
There is hut one other oui l.ka that in
the worid, and it is not qui'e tha fane.
The lctier is therr. but tha links are
united, and the daj-er f sbesthod. I
had mine re-engraved after"' fiil-
bei1 lilted his lenched hands "Tom
lklden." he crie.l, "I hope you hava
repented yonr evil deed;" And, w say
i n jr. hi.' died with tha tale unfinished.
This war, year after year, the mystery
f Wilbur's lifi.
1 lie -n arm summer days csme, full of
color and delio-ht. Wiihnr's little farm,
in the heart of the wide Sa!iss, was a
wave of j olden w heat which melted in
to other waves, and swept in wider and
yet wider circles until it w as one sea of
ii'rain from the rugged OavilRti peaks
to the wooded bases of the Santa Lucia.
:ind from tho hiils of San Jliguel. past
bin7!es nud Cliuahir, to the sands t.f
Soli.'drtd aud tho oid Spfaii'-li houses
r.c;T te river. Ui-our Mayne IouipI
that i.iis Leigh's sucirs nn a music
teacher .ris hiiiviI, f.ir every one liked
her cuHureJ ways and graceful t-elf-ri-iij'.ner.
'Se.-h ingin' -d play in' was never
he;i.ru afore." snid old man Norlhup,
nf-er Mis Leigirn first cor.ioii, in
av! ich iicrjiupil- from Hilltowii. Santa
l'cii.'t. Nativtilnd. Ali-al, ai.d Frirrotnid
ing districts took past. And that was
tl.e tt'in-ral opinion where a or she vras
known.
It came to pis one afle rnoon, when
the frT'iiv- sun lit Ibe .'-anta Lu.-ia peaks
that Wilbur hfirn-v-M-d hi" horvo, willi
m:i' h aiicntiort to ;he sirpps and bugST
and drove to '! L'igh's bonr.iieg
jilace. The iipp..e iii -n i"; thst it whs
premeditated. A ilttlo while i -1 r he.
iind tp.cked her in A i;li much rohrj and
a: (eni ii m, a: ! thev i;i ivo along tho
h;gl.t:iv t i..A'-l the roundf d rren oTil's
I'c.-ik ni'id liie p.o.s, f. f the IdiU beyond.
I; v..-.-. not tih.i' iniirbi strict ly be term
ed love-rnakii'ig. lloth of then were
sc;!"i'ile voiiug pei.i-le. a lilt!" shy in
that ilir"i-tbn. Stiil it il prol able that
(Toy er. ji.ved ciii h i ti.t r'.- i r-rripany.
Mi.!:'e;-eV Cottll'V is fill of tictiir-
esqee
ro'ky
va.'ley
too. (
biis of
parses
to eni-"
? i be
seeriery. and A in'Mug.
wbe. i vir yon ler.ve tlie
tlie h lis. S.-ni' times,
l n.tiiTi-e. end the road
t Lev foil iw ed pi ' s'f.i inr vineyard',
ttn.l biis ff or; ;in'd thr.-ngh which
ivo'vp-bt and iienet ful lo'-fs showed
clearly. 1 n..s wiii'e tl-.ey p.w-cd by
tl.e ci-o'.vin of a --iivir bmok. to let,
l':e Ip
j. .nvi
pi- drii'v. thr.t Mi -' L ich looked
d. toa vov. of eticaiA Titus which
U. d agr.j'.i'd the si. v, and said:
I tidiik it is underfill how the verv
essence cf nil that is best about a tr-a
is so clearly revealed in tho twilight.
The willow's weeping folds pre saddest
then; tho mountain Hao oak wears ita
sternest grandeur: even the, twilight
beauties of a garden of rosr-e, or of
c'.ing-ing Annes RiKive a balcony, ara
full of delight."
"Yes," he stiid, "irist is the way it
seems. Asaif the ep.'iles tinirerse
Avere fr.d'essly glad."
Half an hour later they reached her
home. "1 Avor.i'er what time it is?"
said Wilbur Mayne; "my watch is left
for repairs."
Sh-; drew opt her own tiny watch,
r.nil put it in his hands. "You had
belter f-'.riko a match and look," aha
s.iid. for the moon w ag kid behind a
elond.
Wilbur lit the match aad held it
over the watch, but what the time was
he never knew, for on the chain he skaat
a Crecian coin of gold, like that which
be himself carried. ' A puff of wind blew
i put the fateful match, lie felt cold and
dull, and wanted to be by himself to
i think it all over. He handed Miss
Leigh out, hoped she had hud a good
time, shook hands wit h her. climbed iu
the V.u.gy, f.p.d drove lHj ii.'v way.
rive ii.ii.'i'.cs later he hkit. J iu tie
road, and half tinned a:ou,id.
"I w-x a f-v"l.
have a.-..-d a'. .
most il'.ll ice.-'i
have been mi
VC I V si: a' hv. I
" 1
t-a
, i .
I
onr!it to
it it. !
b. ii .
;.ken.
urn not
rhpT.s ii is ll n
!..-..' 1 mi
I lie lijiiit nis
irure aoont il.u
I ll'.iiS o
the. (;
.' r.
j When i.c
- i a iisli w, an d
I -. : -tied home tvi, a
'.vent into tip; woik.-l.op.
Ti ere s:.;r.d an old chc-;, stid, ttnloek
ingthis, l.c peered wi'l :n. The books
his f.'tlhl-r had lovf d mo I. the cloU.e-A
h-i Avcre, his care, his long-barrelled
pi.sto.ls, and r.-.e of, ti.o :mi,le irea
ures of his own boyhood vscrc here.
II. re. too, 'vi-ni his mother's wt i-iiLig
rin1 arid llii-Ie.
Wilbur Mavne's eyes grew bright
with tears. "Yes. father." he. said, as
if he were fj.i A!;i;ig to "nine one win
stood very near, "I shall timl out iaII
alvmt i', no r.r.tier what, happens."
Ibtsipess called Wilbur away the
next iimrniiig. and seve; a! week.-? pass
ed before lie saw Mi--s Ixie-h again.
He thought (if writing to ask her about
the coin, but multitudinous letters were
begun anxiously and torn up in des
pair. Sometimes, he almr-'t thought
that sib uce and lrg;tf!i5ui3 were
"It must b," ;e s'.id tn himself, "a
s'.ory .f shnnie nd wickedness. Som
wrong nncor dorsed. some irrfparabia
injury Iks bet !! her arn.'eetcrs and
mine."
Put si last he "went to Miss Leigh,
ea.rr.i-st "y, manfully, putting the coin lie
had cRf-ied so long into her hands, tntl
sayirjr. with terse directness:
"It is a pail of my life; tell roe tha
storv."
'diss Leigh sprang to her fH;t with
swift excitement.
"I never expected to see that," she
f ried, and laid hers aside it. It wa
like his in every line, except thai tia
dageer was sheathed aud the lick un
broken. "It is like a leaf o-.H of an old ro
mance, blown into this provide nine
teenth century,'" the said, "Yes, I
must tell you. My futhtr's namo waa
IWden. but bo diwJ when 1 waa an
ii'firt, hnj, my nvtl:er iDiirryin aain
Ik-!" husband Ktijiulatnd that 1 -.hould
take bi.s r..".m. So I aju Helen Ltigh
to tLt- ml of the chpptcr. When my
father was youug he Lad a very dear
iieud iio wu in the same clac? mi
rope. Th- slrarga part of it i that
my father in lau-r years never men
tioned his same, a. id even ci:i---l i:
from the bioka they owned in ovm u ti,
so that I had no way t.f. kmc. ic; i;.
He left, howsrer, a package on t.i.ivli
wss written, 'For rr.r littl.A girl vl.iu
he rtows rp.' Th: coM..';i:-' I ti c
oin I hare shown you, and a letter
whick aaid: Ta haa my frii iid uiid 1
were yotihj xnsa togeiher, wo llcd a
year with tho Arac, snd twice li.'
payed ny lif. I hal t.irr vOtu;
which had ba ia our fami'v for year',
the tradilioa bain that if one Acre.
rirrn aisv it ttxlk a Mt-.-siti.-. and
can tack "with a bleesin-r a'so. I hr.-.i
thea eoina angraTud alike, and I g:.o
my meud oaa. It ara alter nn 1 in u y
of ours sowed distention b'-t-.vteu m,
o that, for awliiU, wi h:iU d each
othar, and driftud apait. My friend'
nam waa Gilbert , aud there tho
record stopped."
VTilbur llayua smiled.
"1 am glad it tva no wors.-," 1 e
raid, "and 1 wiak my fatht." mi.-.-!.',
hare lireii to know tiie truth. Si e bow
In broke tha liaks, and -un d.oai l.cl
the aharp staal. Thera wad uo C'linuiU
wratk undar this."
"It was tha bittersst trcacb:ry on
the part af a niaa they both tnisttd,
which made the'ta believe I.-irri'.!.)
thinjn of asrh ayther for a v. hilc,"
aid Misa Ieijh. "It waa l:;g c"tr
again."
"(hir father wera fticrel," sni.l
Wilbur, holdiiij aut his hiiiul. as i-a
rose h go, "an-l. if they" can .,-o u".,
they nmst ! lad that w have known
each edbar. I'oyou know. Mi' -- Lei;-;h,
1 'iare beea much troubletl :ib ut tiiii
matter I thourh.t thtro m.ht l .i
soma fHflncnltT" lis stoppid. r.-vl
flushed; then nn lofiked her in thefaOo
"Now, may I not conic. iunl scoycti
sometimes?" )
"Ys. at proper interals," f.'i'J
qniet Wise Leigh. Ari.ontiut. "
... ii - -
Hsppi.es is a fiail plant, which "'.-
dom lives lory ca earth. It pi lugi tt.
wi ri it will; oftrn in fjui. f, f.liaily
nr-oka and comers, but tehloin in i uli i-
yated gardens. It oflen blooms wiii".'..-
one would Uaet exe-t it, and thca
gndtlcnly aud uucAnocU'diy dies.
Trinee Alexsnder, the present ruler
Ptilaris. having reerntly come iut'i
legacy of fl.ftt.OKi left 'to him by t'
late empress of Russia,' his aunt by mt.
rise, is about to build a splen 1. I pair,
in the new ijuarter of Solia, at 1 1 10 e.
end of that city, whera several lur,"-
handsome lions' are ia com' el ir.
lion for the future aceomm-i h.b--tt
linlrrarian rank and fashion. Tbt yo '
fi ilospodar is jtie.t n-w in n lucky v :
ft-lvlhe nliier daV Bishop l!ii ' ! 1
.....i'.. LiTTi with a ta.-tfl'iillv lni-1-i
ut
1.1
pni'k, about half an hinir",- di 1'. t lr
llustchuk. eminentiy iui;iile for a
mer retreat: anil the prince, Avl.de j-rat
fi.tily accepting this it.uniti.-ei.l gi
so .-nciotisiv s ;red ti.e ooin-r' iiiiity
I
'. 1
i'l
t.i' his i-omihtritY bv ti.rt'nv
e- - 1 . - - . . . ,
issuing a decree in Tiit.i-' -l wi ; :! 1;
I'M k in r;n."l:i
to t'-e P.r.
l,, iu-s I-? - -
ti is to t'C ti.r 'ivii i-o
; A 1 :
I ill ,
t'n
C ii.
Blue Hill Notes.
IStli. 1830. I tbotr.
Dec.
it 5 -.i
might like to 1'iear from the land of
BuiTalo (lia.ss and Jack P.nl 'its, so I
will pen .1 line. First 1 am i iipi ess" I
with the idea Hint this. Lsa gre.it cpu..
try and ant of the opinion tl at 11 o.:j
can farm a true opinion of it eim iy
by seeing itst tastern border.
Next, I want to say this pirl of l'...
StiAta is not 6 badly off an son:..- llunic
it is; true, there was not iin iibiiniUiu-e
of small grain, but there in in this, m -gion
plenty to kow and to inke loc. i,
aV-coidin' to thu best iufwi i.utioii I
cmi set. Thvre ia Bit abundance i.'
corn, the tucsl of it, perh, : uin 1 n
klabla fn account f it beiii l.i'o lu
riptaiuc;. lluch of it reminds i;.e ."
Cass caunty coin ia '03; K-.it f ki na 1 a
aia not few who have from " v
bushels af cortt of good quality.
The raini came bo late iu tin
year that veg-ttaaleg of ail kirrds: aia "'
scarce aad nat tha best wk- tt tin-;.; i:.
Tin re are a great many Hugs in 1' -country
that will, if nnthmo; b,.p;i'.:,.s
brin-j in a large profit to tin- people
In the. next place, nearly vry om
that I have latt w t b (and thai i i u ,1
few) aie hapt-ful and liap.y ai;d lo U
fai ward t Letter things. (mi ;t ivw
have became eo dislieartetip.l as I j
"sigh for the plesh potsaf Pgypt" .t i l
1 will be surprised if Nebraska dor,
not receivelhe largest in, mitral :o.-i i.i
the next year of any year i her his:-;-ry.
I.Hstly, the people at pear sa'. 'u
tiad with the verdict reluiued by th.5
voters iu Nov, aiitl attiibti.e t .
iea-ou tkal litis natiuii is Lot txa l.. i- r
war.
Respectfully,
G. A. II01; ' s.
Pcsclntiens.
I5r:Liio"r, Cass Co., Ni 3 , I) -1,
lbtjO. At a mteung of Piea-i
Lodge, No. a I.O.U. T. beid at thc-ir
llitli ;tt litlltlcitit the folio wing pi'-,.;,.-bie
and iebolaLieu.s were ununi.iiouiiy
adopted:
Wheieas it has pleased tlieAli .vi-
TaJ-er in 11 16 inscrtilable pi u Mi l, . j
tuitttiovt by dca.h f.uiii our L"i.,
our csieiuud atotttr, i-a. il.L.i.i
Linen,
Therefore, Received:
1st. Thai vsliilo we Iiiik in soj r.itv I 1
the will of (10U in this sad nei awo.- n .
a nevtitheles mourn tbu Ios.a ui 1
faithful and true mniijt-r ot our
l.'l;ii, uiit who Aa an ei ij.iiu. tit .0
tl.e Older which she rapie.scii.rvl ;. i
well as a highly esleeemed tm-iiii i-r
of the coinaiunity in which ahe lived.
Od. That in the true Christ :a-i li;
of oar sister her deep and earm-nl
etj, and devotion to God and lo-n
itv. we recognize a bright eM.iin
fi-
ui-
w hone virtue and religion we unuh.:
and whostj life camtnenda it.seil t 1.
Si. Tbat since she wvs it c'ritt -.
taeruber, and praveo true and faith I -.ti
ta the charter and Ordei with :ui un
klemisked life we the more- deeply
feel eur loss and cheris'- her tueiii' iy.
4th. That we extend our frat-TU.-.l
aympathy as a Lodge to our lit iiin :
ia this his ead Lereaveinijt.
5th. That as members of this Lm' "
we will wear the asual badge o.
aaourniBg far thirty days.
6th. That a copy of those resolu
tion be presented to our Iliother hi
taken of our gympathy in this his ex
treme trial.
7th. That a copy of the above res
lutiona be spread en our Lo Ii? jr,;:i
aal and one forwarded for publication
in the Neb. Herald and one i:i tho
Westarn World. '
rraterually Submitted in
. Faith, Hope and Charity
J. P. Alley, i i
J. IL llAltNSBERGIin, J'Coml
J.fc7GlBT,
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