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v." , -'-Our Club List.
"Heft i art) with our Club List again. And
lTtry paid up subscriber to the IIkkald we
vill give In addition a Cbriitmaa present, a
P7 of tbe IIkrald Aldlne Almar ac. which is
Illustrated with engraving from the finest art
tablUnment in me country. So hurry in with
yor nbsri.tion in time to get tua Almanac :
THE PBICE.
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" St. Louis Glbe-l)eir.ocrt... 2 75
" " Surlingteu Hawkeye 2 "S
" " Louisville Courier-Journal... 3 08
Leslie's Ills. Newspaper 4 IS
" - y. Y.Tlme (semi-weekly).. 4 15
" " Sun. (weekly) 2 65
" " loledo Blade 3 00
Cincinnati Commercial (and
prem) 2 65
t " " .Scientific American... 4 20
" Nebraska Fanner 2 76
" Omaha Kopublican (A prem). 3 00
" Omaha Bee (and prem) 3 65
" Btate Journal (with map prm) 3 20
" " , . American Agriculturist 2 65
" - Prairie Fanner 3 30
" " Nat. Live Stock Journal 3 80
." Western Rural .'...3 30
" Harper's Bazar 4 85
' Weekly 4 SS
" Monthly 4 65
" " Youue People 2 85
' Scrlbner's Monthly 4 85
' St. Nicholas 4 10
" " Eclectic Magazine 5
Demoren's Monthly Maga
zine, (without premium).. 3 25
" " Godey's Lady's Book 3 2
' Phrenological Journal 3 15
" " Literary & Ediicut'ual Notes. 2 2.'
Good Company 4 on
" " Chicae-Tfilune 2 70
And they didn't leave
Yon in the lurch;
Did they Church
Diil they Church?
The Temperance forces are organ
izing in Lincoln during the Kecess.
iiO".'I'HILETt"3 SaWVEK, of WlPCOH
sin was elected Senator of that state.
It saeina that Mr. Tefft ia very sel
dom left; but rather like Church
ITowe, turns up on top, some how.
(To Geo. CoUTna:
"Don't make so much noise doirn there,
boys; Var.Wvck's above, this time.
C. II. V.
To Van W. Glad to hear things are
reversed. We'll keen quiet. G. C.
A Lettek received from Mt. Pleas
ant came too late for publication this
week. Will appear in onr next issue.
The Kansas "Spy" makes a very
favorable men! ion of A. E. Tonzalin
na a railroad inanapjer and rejoi :es in
his promotions lately.
Editor MAcMunpiir is laid upon
dry deck for repairs. One of his head
lights got aut of fix from too much
sewer gas at Lincoln, and tin IIkr
ald is pretty much running itself ed
itorially. Say: you fellows at Lincoln, better
As you not call Tefft, "The bald-headed
snipe of Weeping Water Valley" any
more. We want you to understand
Toft't's on top now; remember the
story of the little boys and the bears.
As will be seen from our corre
spondents' letters. Farmers Alliances
are being formed rapidly in Cas
county. The Herald wishes them
iueeess in all lejitimato purposes, and
ipes they may 1m the permanent aid
and hope the farmer seems to so much
art es ire.
f Geo. W. Bain lectured in the Pres
byterian Church Friday night and in
the hali Saturday and Sunday nights
where .he had crowded houses and
gave most excellent lectures.
About twenty-live or thirty signed
the pledge and Mr. Bain shook hands
with each one and spoke a good word
to them. Mr. Bain is a most excel
lent speaker, and us he came from the
Old Bourbon State Kentucky lie
knows whereof lie speaks. We
hope Mr. Bain speaks in Plaltsniutith
a?ain in the near future.
Strange things happen during sena
torial times. A friend of ours who
take no interest n politics scarcely,
and says he did not even know the
names of the candidates until thev
commenced balloting in the Opera
IIousb. got very much interested final
ly, and the night after it wa over
found himself waked from a sound
sleep sitting np in bed and shouting,
"Jackson, of Pawnee." The fun of it
i3 he does not even know "Jajkson, of
Fawnee" by sight or sound, but the
name ran in his head.
The landlord, of the Arlington put
us in a room with two Falls City fel
lows; one snered the most unearthly
snaring we ever did hear and the oth
er gnashed his teeth all night varying
the monotony by mutters and groans,
and saying audibly once "Oh. my
Gad, What a fool was."
We never slent a wink all nijiht and
waat that lodging back, Mr. O'Polt.
The original members of the leg
islature who stool by General Van
'"Wyek from first to last were Sena
tors Cadv, Taylor, and Tefft and
Representatives Bailey, Bick. Case,
Howe, Laughlin, Moore of Oioe,
Overton Parry, Ransom, Root and
Sprick. ' Senator Graham, of Seward,
a democrat, elected by nnti-motiopo-ly
republicans, voted steadily for
General VanYTyck after the second
ballot,
Thirty-six members died with
their boots on for Paddock, viz. :
Senators Baker, Evans, Gere, Har
rington, Morse, Myers, Smith. Tur-
"ncr7 Wells, White," Zelirun; Repre
sentatives Aver, Baldwin. Uolln,
Brown, Filley, Franse, Frederick,
Helms, Jackson of Douglas, Kemp
toa, King, Kyner, Lamb. Lehman,
3IcCiue, McDougall, Mclviunou,
Mickey, Mullen. Peterson, Putney,
Schick. Scott, Silver, irA Wyatt.
THE VICTOKIOCS VAX.WVCK AT HOME.
Gen. VauWyck the victorioiH can
didate for Lr- S, Senator i'iom No
braska returned to his home m Ne
r brfiska City Tuesday evening, and
the citizeus of Otoe Co., made the
i mpat enthusiastic preparations to rc
I 'Vehim. The engine which u.vw
1 j raia was elaborately decorated
I a bunting and streamers labeled
I p-jTauWyek.'' At Benaet Palmy .-a,
li'I'nadiila and Svracuse, crowds were
in waitiflGT, with cheers to greet him.
At Nebraska City there was an im
wensa rowd headed by a band
w cica tea tue umttot m tuuuipuai
procession to the Graud Central ho
tel where he made, a stimuij speech,
J followed Jjy another by Senator T'i!t.
A pubfic aed- formal reception, is
to be given this evening at the name
TIIE DIE M OAST.
Th Great
Agrony (for
over.
Oflieeliolilers)
C. H. VanWyck U. h. Seuator for kix
years.
Friday's Work.
January, 21sL
The morning was spent reading
bills. At 12 m. they assembled once
more at the Opera House to try to
make a U. S. Senator.
JOINT C8.NVK.MXOS.
The reading of the minures .f the
previous meeting was dispensed with.
The convention then proceeded lu
the eighth regular vote. The roll was
called with the following result:
Paddock
Weaver
Van Wyck
Dundv
Post." ..'
Mason
Kinney
Nance
Knlny
Tefft
Ireland
Manderson
Laird
39
15
15
18
8
7
i
2
2
o
I
1
Voting for Paddock Baker, Evans,
Gere, Harrington, Mors". Myers. IVr
kins. Smith. Turner, Wells, While,
Zehiung, Ars, Baldwin, Bolln,
Brown, Fillfy, Fiedeiick, Fried,
Helms, Jackson of Douglas, K.-mpton,
King. Kyner, Lamb. Lehman, Mr Ciure
McDougall, McKiniion. Mickey. Mul
len, Peierson, Putney, Heed, Schick.
Sco t. Sears, Silver and Wvatt
For Weaver Coon, Turk, Wherry.
Babcock, Cole, Cnrrell, Cook, Dowlv,
(ray, Heacock. Jackson of Pawin-e.
Kaley, Kloepfel, Linn, Slocum. 13.
For Van Wy k Cady. Graham. Tay
lor, Tefft, Bailey, Bick, Case, Howe
Laughlin. Moore of Otoe, Overton,
Parry, Hansom Hoot, Spi ick lo.
For Dundv Dailv. Krvin. Powers. I
Bartlett, Broa'ch. Carman. Dew, Hall,
Johnson, Palmer, Heyman, W;ttb,
Windham 13.
Far Post Burns of York. DiiiMnoi e,
Hosteller, Huberts, Sill, Walling, Wil
sey Mr. Speaker 8
For Mason--Piei ce, Abbott, Daley.
Graham, Jensen, MrCluu, Moore of
York. Whedon 6.
For Nance Burns of Dodge, Can
tlin 2.
For Laird Ballentine, Joues- 2.
For Kinney Doane. Howe, Gates.
Hollmau, McShane, P.ixton, Ziegler
For Tefft Van Wyck 1.
For Ireland Franse 1.
For Maiiih-r.sou Her man - 1.
For Kaley Montgomery, Wells 2.
No choice being made, the conven
tion proceeded wiili the ninth v-te.
which resulted as tin first, except ilie
change of Senator Perkins from Pad
dock to Dundy, and representative
Jensen from Mason to Post.
A motion for a recess was negatived
and the teuth vote was ordered. The
vole was the same as I he ninth.
A motiou to adjourn was lost and
they proceeded to the eleventh vote
which resulted the same.
The twelfth vote was then taken
without any change in the result.
On motion to adjourn, the ayes and
nays were called and the mo; ion Inst.
A motion to take recess, until 4:30
p. m was also lost.
A motion to take a recess until 4
p. m., was on calling the roll si. stained
aves 59, nays. 55. So the conven
tion took a recess until 4 p tn.
AFTF.lt RK( FSS.
The roll bing called, all the mem
bers weie present.
The convention proceeded to the
13th regular ballot with thn following
result
result :
Paddock . .
Van Wyck .
Weaver
Dundy
Post
Mason
Kinney
Tefft
Manderson . .
I.eUnd
15
15
13
y
Kalep
Laird
The 14th
vote terminated as
the
former one.
The 15th vote was ordered
which
terminated the same as above.
Motion to take a recess until tomor
row morning at ten o'clock.
The question was raised whether a
recess could betaken from one day
until the next.
Moved to amend the mo: ion that
the joint convention do now adjourn.
Adopted.
SATl'RDA V MOUNINti.
No change really, the caucusses last i
night did not deci le anything. This !
morning is fearfully cold. Bi Is are !
being introduced on every available j
subject.
Mr. 'Windham has introduced II H ?
03 to regulate School matters inre-j
gard to non-resident pupb.-. ;
The long looked for Railroad bill j
has come. II. R. S3 by Wyatt. It ties j
'em up and twists 'em round and binds i
'em over.
The Temperance amendment II. It. i
85 and a prohibitory enactment n. i
ft-J ia alil ni-..!i:n-eil and will Sooll bt
prep:
111 their passage.
Mac.
Moxuav, Jan. 24th. 1SS1.
At last we have done it. After IT
ballots and five-days of anxiety, hope,
dread, fear and dailv cirensses on and
after 12 o'clock, Nebraska has labor
ed, and brought forth burn to glory
the second unit- im?
If you haven't seen the papers, bet
you a shilling you can't guess.
Well it's Chas. II.VanWyck, ot Otoe
County, next door to Cass, aud that's
about as near as we'll eo.oc to
gettinff a Senator, we guess, although
Tefft was a candidate.
And our friend TefTc. Orlando, he's
our friend now, sure; he did it, largely,
with his little haichet no his vote,
and Dr. Root's and all the bays.
So you see we feel a proprietary in
terest in "Charley." The General is a
good boy, a brave General, Church
Howe says, and a man of brains. We
accept the apology of the other fellows
who tried to run Nance, and Weaver
and Laird, ami our own Tefft agains:
him, and holding out a hearty paw
say; General, w e have met i he enemy
and are his'ii," aud he's our me it un
til the next Senatorial ccutes; ; when
Heaven only knows who'll be who
again.
THK MAXXIZU AND TI1IZ MKTllOLl
Of it. wo have hardly set. led down j
enouirh to write :inw: siiuice it to sa i
that Saturd.tr niorui.ur. or itoou rath
er, the convention met ami went j
through thrt same uM motions f o.-j
ing one ballot ami tlien when every I
body expected he same old maneu
ver and an adjournment, Hon. Win.
Daily got up and changed his vole
from Dundy to Paddock, followed by
six other Dundy men, and pandemon
ium followed. In the hubbub, Holman
and McClurt changed toVanvfyek
making him 17.
jL motion
ractss until
to aBiourn was beat and nLvLas "lit,,ruc f 'r inactive; t.d did
. A ,i
TUE SESS. Xaea...;
1'4 p. one, more Psrtf.nc
the Opera 1-ouse; very little fussing
was done bnt a Fallot aken which
gave Van Wyek C8 vot. s a-.d the emu
paijjh vf 1881, Senatoi iaily coitsidered
was clos'd.
WHO WAS TO BLAME.
Who sold our, who might have been
elected matters Utile now. Let the
dead bury the dead.
It's busted the old men, that's sure,
and ii's laid the "hojs'' out on the
shelf fur a w Idle; now It t legislation
go on as it should and have something
doi e for the s:ate.
A railroad commission hill is pre
pared II. R. 92. A long reveuue bill
likewise to take the place of th pres
ent one; both subjects need attention,
but the closest scrutiny should be ex
ercised or it will simply be a new edi
tion yf legalized blunders.
The details of the voting are given
below. Of its effect and Mie probabil
ities of the future mure tomorrow.
Sufficient to -the day is the news
thereof.
JOINT CONVENTION.
January 32. 1831:
The two houses convened at 12
o'clock. All members were present
except Doane of the Seisato and
Moore of York.
The convention
sixteenth regular
stdted as follows:
P::diluck
Van Wyrk
Weaver
Dundy
K:iniey
Mason
I'unt...'.
Name
jlauticisi n
lcllt
livl.ti,.!
Laird
Kaley
proceeded to
ballot, which
the
re-
. 6G
. 13
.. 15
. . IT
.. 4
6
.. 9
o
.. 1
.. 1
1
.. 3
I' vi l'iuliiiwk : Stmituis n.iker, Evuii, Geie,
Kaainloii, Moie, ly'i. .sn.itli. Turner,
Wells, liiic. Zehrnii. lM'eseilutive Ayer,
B.iulwin, linlin, i'.ruA'ii, t'iiley. l-'leiteijeks.
Fried. Helaix. JaeUsoti fi Koill.n Keiiiplon
Kin.;. Kyp.ei. i.:iliil. Melniiaii. MeOoutall, Mi-
i Ki'.n.uii, Mifkey, Mullen, rrtersun. Putney,
Scuit. Schick, Sears atul Wyatt. CJ.
I'or Van Vyrk--Seiiyt(jrs t'itdy, tiraliani,
Taylor, TefTt. ileiiecatiLlnes I'.Hilty. Iirk.
(!, lltwe. I.:ii:li!iu. .Minire of wu.e, Kun-oin
; Overlini, I'arry. Ki-et and Sprii-K. 1.".
i For W caver Senator", toon. link. Wlierry,
j Kepresviilalives lsubt'oe k. t'olt. t'uok. Currell.
1
i Dowtv, jiay. lleneoek, Jin-:,son t rii'vnee.
Kiioy. K1;m l.ii.n mid Slucuu.n 1.".
Fur Imuily Senator Daily, Fiviu. IVrUins,
rowers: Kep eent;ilies li;ii:!elt, laoitlih.
! Carman, l . Jl::l'. HhI'im:'!;, .Toimson, -Vie-'
Chile, i aimer, Keyisiitli, V. i.lt-, V Ini'.l.am uid
: 7.ie;;'.er - IT.
y Ft:r Kinut y- Senior Jlowe ; l.'ej'ri-ct'iiii.iaes
li.a.c-i. Mc-lii!iie. Fainii I.
; For .M:,s,-: Seiian r I'lorce ; I-jji rseiitallvi-
! Daily, tiiiili.iia. MeCluu and iiedun !
i t or l'osl-i i;Uois i'aiins el York, Dins-
iuie ; i.t'j.'iciit. nt;.liv?s lioilelter, iljberl.
Jcusi'ii, Witiiiiif;, v luey and i.eui.t r
ftln.i.il "...
i .i ... n .---- uaior i'uii.s ol Dode ; J:er---ei.t;;v'-
t uni.in -2,
For .j.i.neiaoii i.c oi't-seniative lit-nii.iii .
l orlt lii ;..u:iaiii' Vaa Wyck -I.
Foi li iNsiiid i.fri'M. iuuii vc Fiiii.si
lor Land Senaior iialieldnic aud J;ei0
eul;.l;ve .ii'Uee U.
lleloie the Vtle V, as ani:ouiu'vd Duiiy ol the
seiiuie chia-aii'il Uw voi (rum iuuiiy to fail
ili:k ; t fruits, l'u.vtrs. i.aideil,
iiuU'ii. i;.iil ami F.i-:;iu ciiunt d Irom Duu
uy to l aduock : .ii;Uii.u eiiiinetl lioni .M.iioii
lo I'adiloeii ; Ueils tlial gea lrom Kuley to
fadiioek ; H lice) ciia,itjt-U lio!:i l i st In fad
d jck ; tiiiiin i'.Liidweii's vote 4o ; ltoiitiUtli
aud Met luic tliaiicd lit in In.i.u.i, to Van
v ) ik n.aKii, the loiai lor Van W yen 17
A recess was latvi-li Ulit.'l 4 p. 11).
1 ne juinl convention was called to
order at 4 p. m. L the lieutenant
goVol not' and pioceeiied on i'e 17lli
bitiiot 1 lch resulted ;i lullow.-:
Van Wyck 08
Paddock ilo
Kinuey ' 4
Nance -
The president declined C. II. Van
Wyck elected as senator fiurn tills
stale to serve six years I im March
4th next.
.Mr. 'an Wj ck was called upon and
gave itu elwuueiit respuii.se to the hon
or conferred.
On motion the convention adjourned
sine die.
MONDAY MOKNING.
The names of the members voting
on the last ballot are as follows;
'For Paddock: Senators Baker,
Evans, Gere. Harrington, Moi se, Myers,
smith, Turner. Wel.s, Wldte.Zehrung.
HcpleMiilitlives Aver, 1 '.aid win, iJ.illn.
Blown, Fi.h-y. Franse, Fredericks,
Helm, Jackson of Di Ula.s, Kempioii,
King, Kyner, Lamb, J.enman. McClure,
Mebougail. McKiiii.on. Mickey. Mul
len. Peierson, Putnev, Scl:ick. Sco'.t.
Silver, and Wvatt :!". !
For VanWyck enati is li; Hen-1
tine. Uurns of York, Cadv, Coon, Dai- j
i . . i .: . . . , t : . . t .... i i . ..i. : .. ..
M , J '1UM liOi I', J". 1 I tl, I .lllrt III. l II l i !!.-, j
j Pierce, Powers. Taylor, Tefft, Turk, i
iWheirv. Hepresentallves Abbott,!
i Biibcoek, Bailey, Ban .et;,
i Broach. Case. Carmai.. t.'ook, t
i'.ick, i
"i'-!
reli.
Crav
Mavly.
Dew, Uttwiy,
Ciiaham, 1
, Hall,
lit actx k,
Human, Hoil-j
man. Hosteller, Howe, Jackson ot
Pawner, Jenst n, Jtihn.-tin, Join. s, rval- j
ey, Kloetitel, Laughlin, Linn, McClure. i
Moore oi' O.oe, Moon
O.oe. Moore ot ork. Mom-j
mer, Overton, i 'aimer, i'ai ty, Kan-
! sum. Heed. Uoberis, Hoot, Heyman,
i Seais, biciiiiMi. Sprick, Walling. Watt,
! Wells, Whedon, Wilsey, Windham,
i Xeiler. and Mr. Speaker li.
j Nance Senator Jiurns of Dodgi'.
i lit -pn st'iitativi s Cantlin, Pried and
' sill l
i lYi Kinnev Senator llwe; IJcpre
I sent at ivt-s ( inter.. Mi-Shane, and Pax
i ..... i
.im
Arciil and not voting, Si uators
Doane and YanWjck.
Uoih Iltaices met Monday at il p. m.
Alter the introduction of some bills,
atd gii.tral business requji'mz im
mediate attention, they adjourned un
lii Feb. 1st at 3 p. m., both houses
concurring. Mac.
ie. Van Wyck.
Our new Senator was born in Orange
County. New York, and is mv 5G
years old.
At the on bleak of the war he rais
ed a regiment ot Yolunteers in which
the editor of this paper came ntar be
ing enlisted, as lo go with "Cnai ley
YanWyck" was quite the rage just
then.
He served three terms as member
of Congress from New York state and
was promoted to a Ibigaditr General
ship in the arniv. Many years ago he
purchased a large tract of land iu
0;..e County and in 1 ST 1 moved oir.o
the same where be has lived since,
was a membei f the Constitution
al Convention of 175. and iias served
three ears in the .-;ate Legisl tt t:i e
from O oi C"ti:ity.
He is a l ea 1 deb t'.er. Well Vers -tl
in pariiam-iitarv ii--i:ge and ns btai'iy
a lU-in as Nebraska has s;nt yet lo
Congress. li,uig ntar neighbor to Cass,
w pro;o e t" Indp J.eCieneral make the
i best repuiaimii : ossiiile ftr himseit
an-1 tilt; s'.are. 1 1 ir- wife was a Uroatl
he.td from the Well know 11 f.llllilv of
t!-.at iiaiue, iii iVuii.-t 1 van'm, atid is a
statesman l.eiself, y. least so sus
dame rumor.
.Answer Tins.
Did you ever know any person to bo
ill wilhsiut inaction of the stmuach
Liver ar.d Kidnevs, or did you ever
know one w ho was well when either
TTr Know or hear ct any fs-eof
H OUllj IK'l
tliliybaiiit
u,!-'ou
' r .
iour. iieihlior
f 1
An Aceouut of "them fellers' at Lin
coin.
The fellowiug is u list of the mem
bers of n)th houses of the N( brasl:a
legislature of 1881.
Sidney Haker was born in the Stat
of New York; his age is 63 and his
occu nation a farmer; he resides in
Kearney.
J F Burns, of Dodge county; born
in New York; age 49; merchant.
Mat Hums, York county; born in
New Yolk; farmer; aye 43.
II F Cady, O.oe county; born in
Wisconsin; age 24; lumber dealer.
Win. Daily Nemaha county; born
i-i Indiana; age 52; occupation farmer.
C B Coon. Thayer county; bom in
IVnn.; occupation farmer, age 89.
J B Dint'more, Clay county; born in
New York; occupation baker; age 42.
G W Doane, Douglas county; law
yer; born in Ohio; age 50.
J Ii Erv in, Pawnee county ; born in
Indiana; merchant : age 35.
A J Evans, Butler county; lawyer;
born in Pennsylvania; age 31.
C II Gere, Lancaster county; editor;
born in New York; age 43.
T J Graham. .Seward county; sur
veyor; boii in Pennsylvania; age 4.
it B Han ington, Gage couuty ; born
in Ohio; agu 51, farmer
J D Howe, Douglas county; lawyer;
born in Connecticut; age 34.
W 11 Morse, Merrick county: lum
ber Gealer; born in Maine; age 8'i.
J C Myers, Douglas county; farmer;
born in Pennsylvania; age 57.
J W Perkins, Knox county; lawyer;
born in Mississippi; age 37.
C W Pierce, Lancaster county ; stock
raiser; born in New Yerk; age 50.
Ike Powers, Dakota county; lawyer;
born in Michigan; age 39.
B H Smith, Boone county: merchant;
burn in Wisconsin ; age 33.
II Snyder, Cheyenne county; physi
cian; born in Indiana; age 41.
O Teft, CVss county ; fanner; born
in Illinois; age 37.
W W Turk, Hicharil3on coanty;
banker; born in Pennsylvania; age 33.
M K Turner, Platte county; editor;
born in Ohio; age 42.
C II Van Wyck, Otoe county; far
mer; b.nn in New York; age 54.
II M WellsSaline countv; editor;
sige3:; horn in Wisconsin.
11 A Wherry, Hichard.ion county;
merchant: born in Ohio; age o.
C V White, Saunders county ; miller;
ageii"; born in Ohio.
H Zeliiung. dimming countv ; drug
gist ; born in Ohio; age 39.
norsE
N ( Abbott, Lancaster cuunty;
at-
torney: born in New York; ate 30.
SC Aver, Buff do county ; druggist;
born in New Hampshire; age 33.
W J Broach, Omaha ; born in Con
necticut ; ag 39
A S Baldwin, Dawson county; attor
ney; bom i:i Ohio; age 33.
ilenry Bick, Seward county ; farmer;
born in Prussia; age 37.
J B Bailey, Washington county ; mer
chant; borui.i Maine; age 40.
E M Bartlett. Douglas county; law
yer; born in Ohio; age 31.
G W Brown. Boone county; farmer;
born in Ohio; age 31.
Henry BkIIiii, Douglas county; born
in Germany ; age 33.
N S Babcock, Fillmore county; law
yer; bum in New York; age 50.
A A Carman, Johnson county; far
mer; born in New York; age 58.
J H Cantlin. Dodge county ; farmer;
born in Illinois; age 45.
Charles Cole, Richardson county;
faimer; born in New York; age 59.
D Cairtgan. Cheyenne county, stock
dealer; born in Canada; age 35.
J M Cook, Nuckolls county; farmer;
born in Illinois; age 42.
E M Convll, Thayer county; journal
ist; born in Canada; ago 34.
J H Case, Clay county; physician;
born in New York; age 42.
J S Dew. Johnson county ; merchant;
born in Illinois; age 39.
J H Dowty, Richardson county; far
mer; born in Ohio; age 51.
H B Daily, contesting Dennis Carri
gan. Red Willow county ; lawyer: born
in Vermont; sge SC.
TM Franse, Cuu.ming coui.ty; at
torney; born in Pennsylvania; age 30.
Wiii. Fried. Dodge countv : lumber
merchant; born in Sweden; age 3!.
J. F. Friedricks, Howard county; i
born in Iowa; age SO.
l-iiial, rillev.Oa-.eci.untv: farmer:
Immm in Micl'iyran; ae 41.
W 15 tiray. Fillmore county ; farmpr;
born in' Illinois; api 45.
11 T (Jraliam, Imciister county ; mil-
!-. r, bori: in IVnnsylvania; W 40.
Amos Gates, Sarpy county; farmer;
lioiti in Ohio; age o-i.
5 J Herman. Saline county ; iaer-
ciiaiii"; born in Hoiieniia; 8H,
Clniivli Howe, Nemaba county ; far-1
liter; iioin in .pw 1 oi k ; age 41.
.1 II Helms. Hamilton county; mor
chant; born in Indiana; age H-J.
P S Heiicock. Ilicliardson county
grain deaitr; l.-orn in Canada; age 87
.lames Hail, Ta: s county
I'iti flier
!
born in Oliio; ajo ")"'.
I' ll.istetter. Metiick countv
(!,;,!, 1 : bom in Imliar.a: age
.1 II. ilnian. Dakota cotintv
farmer; I
iiorn in .Mai vi.ii'11 : aire 0.1.
1. ., mas Jensen. Hal it r countv : far-
1 met ; liorn 111 iiermany ; age ao.
s K Jackson, Sixth ward, Omaha;
toi chanic: born in New York : ace 40.
A II Jackson. Pawnee county; phys-
i.-inn: "iM.rn in Indiana: ae 2S.
(.' 11 Jones, Adams countv; hanker;
born iu Knglaml;
IJ Johnson, Saunders county ; farmer;
born in Sweden; age iifl.
Joint Ivloepfel, Ui.'hards.m county ;
farmer; botn inGt;rmany; age 45.
II P King. Seward county ; farmer;
hi. in iu New York; age 3:i.
J II K tier, Douglas cuunty; insur
ance ajient ; born in Ohio; age 34.
W II Kempton, Saline couaty; far
mer; born in Maine ; age 50.
II S Kaley, Webster county; lawyer;
born iu Pennsylvania; age 37.
J L Linn, Pawnee county ; stock and
grain dealer; born in Illinois; age 39.
George Leiiniau. Platte county ; ho
tel proprietor; born in Iowa; age 33.
C L Lamb. Staunton county; real
estate agent ; born in Vermont; age 84.
J C A.aimhlin
. n.irt county; fanner;
born iu Ohio
M Montgomery, F.irnas ooui.ty;
Luvvvr: born in Indian;. ; :iae u..
J A McShane, Douglas eounty ; stock j
dealer; Ml, in Ohio; age 80. ;
i .Mcl)iuff ill, ?;i!!i.p CiHirUv: mer- f
pill. Saline county; mer- !
ch;V1w!lr.r,1,.n,I,:,t!! S?l
a 1 1 I
X al aJ 1 it'll
Dnudas county ; ship- ,
I I: born in Ireland ;
pinjr clei k on
,ir .. rt
n va, Twl
, i- . ,
, r,, h, Oh o- a .e 4 , ' "
i -i',', r . , ,
J H McKmnon, Cass ctmntv: far
inpr; biirr in Oliio: aed 40.
N T MeClnn, I. an easier
COUlltv: I
.... .. i im:.. o. :
I :ii imr ; Iidi n Hi t .luiKis ; aje 81.
ii i-tt'.. . ir u ,.,..7.. . e
Ii Mot lure. U.it county ; farmer; ;
tern la t 'ennsvl vania age 85. ir i ,i i i .
i ii m; t. i, it. ' , , 1 our val liable, almanac was ln v ri
.1 II Mickfj, I'liik count'; hanker; :j : .. ....:.... r T.
horn in Iowa; age S3.
NOOvertt.n. O.oa cuntr; farmer;
horn i:, Fent.syl vania ; ape 4d. '
A S I aliiipr, Punu; teacl.er; torn In
Wis ,.,ip a 'e 33
J M i'arl-v.Otoe county; merchant:
i.. .. i v,,,r l . 7 ;
W A raxton. Doula- countv; stock
dealer; Horn in Kentucky; age 44.
V V' 1'ittiiev, Ar.le!n;if county ; far
rjer; h 'lii in New Yoik: ae 4(5.
A IVtfrMHi. t'timmii! eounty; far
mer; horn in Sweden; air? 47.
1! I) Root. Carts county; physician; ;
horn in Ohio; aire U7. " j
F. T. Ransotnp. Otoe eoniify; attor- j
nev ; horn in Missouri ; ae 2;. J
tr l, Kectl. liaiiaii countv; survevor
and engineer: horn in Ohio.
J C Roberts. Plat'e countv; farmer; j
horn in Iowa; a?e 59.
M B Ray men, Nemaha county; far-
mer; born in Pennsylvania; age 50. ;
II II Silver. Gage county; mechanic; !
uorn in Ohio; ayre 42.
C 11 Slocumb. Jefferson county 5 law
yer; horn in Illinois; 40.
F A ears. Hall county ;lawjer; born,
in New York; use 23. - J.
J L ScLick, Xcmahaj lawyer;
born in Illinois; age 31.
II Sprick, Washington county; far
mer; horn in Germany; agd 54.
II H Miedd, Saunders county; mer
chant; boiu in Iowa; age 33. .
J B Scott. Saunders county; farmer;
born in New York ; age 33
J A Sid, Dodge county ; farmer; born
in Illinois; age 33.
Charles Whedon. Lancaster county;
born in Ohio; aged 31.
C C VTyatt. Madison county; farmer;
born in Kentucky: age 39.
Albert Wilsey, Yo-k county : fai ruer;
born in Illinois; age 3G.
II C Wells, Franklin and Kearney
counties; farmer; born in New York ;
age 3.
August Walling, Colfax eounty ; far
mer; born in Ohio; age 31.
F S Watts, Lineoln county; farmer;
born in Maine; age 48.
It B Windham. Cass county; attor
ney; born in Missouri; ago d4.
Wm. Ziegler. Cedar county; farmer;
born in Virginia; age 33.
"(Diir (Eimpcrauet Column."
KDITFU MT THK WOMAN'S CHRISTIAN IKM
Pr.ltANCK I'.MOX.
' For God. an I tune, and Native I-and."
The W. C. T. Union will meet at the
house of Mrs. Donnelly, High School
Hill, Thursday, Feb. 3d at 3 o'clock.
In consequence of the recent series
of lectures by Col. Ban, Mrs. Holyoke
will not fulfill her appointment as an
noil net d last wetk.
Contributed.
Col. G. W. Bain, the temperance ora
tor of Kentucky, has come and gone,
but not until he had delivered three of
the grandest temperance lectures it has
been the fortune of the Plattsmouth
people to liston to.
The masterly manner in which he
handles his subject indicates a most
thorough investigation, so that he
knows w hereof he speaks, leaving no
grounds for gainsay or doubt. His
arguments are based on facts and prin
ciples back of. which no one can go.
The lecturer was greeted by a full
lipase on the first night, and from the
opening sentences io the close of his
address, he held as by some magic pow
er the attention of his audience.
A large concourse of people assem
bled on Saturday evening, to hear a
further discussou of the Temperance
question, an 1 on the Sabbath evening
Fitzgerald Hall was literally packed
with an earnest and intelligent audi
ence to listen to the theme of the day.
The lecturer was equal to the occa-
sion and in his presentation of the sub
ject, it seemed to us that the Col. left
no stone unturned, bringing to the
front in grand array, the pros and
cons of thi) great question.
He considered it in its economic.
Scientific and Biblical aspects, dealing
fairly and honestly throughout, pro
duced from these sources irrefutable
evidence that intemperance leads to
poverty and disgrace, is contrary to
and condemned by science and forbid
den by inspiration.
Mr. Bain is logical, intensely in ear
nest, full of sympathy and moved un
der theimportance of his subject, speaks
from a head all aglow with interest
for his fellow men. lie is a tine delin
erator of characters and his powers of
description are remarkable, while his
eloquence fairly electratles his audi
ence and holds its undivided attention
it its weighty gr;isp.
We can't but believe that good fruits
must follow the efforts of Mr. Bain
and we also believe that the cause of
temperance in our own county has re
ceived a new impetus by reason of
I liiun luti,...u .an. I ii.,f !,., ,.4...nlA .it
i tm .4 irv mil Willi I Hill LUC iftujui. v
! fatistnom "i,i nan win. joy, t ne re-
Jtitrn to tliis city, when opportunity
j offers, of the genial presence of Col.
! Ueo V liiiti
' .
j contributed.
r3 llit ou. witU Ult dnuik.-ird ?
It is useless to approiicli hirn with sta-
j tistics of l lie deaths caii.sed by rum or
its effects on the Iiumati sysnun; but
kindness and the Kiiatvledgd thai you
feel a sympathy for him, will touch
his heart and enable you to assist him
in curing his alHieted hotly, save this
mil peiehauee. wiih it yuu save a soul.
It is a nob'e work to prevent our youth ;
from becoming drunkards. Hut is it
imt ;l nobler work to reform the l?t
one? We ;iie l:ini'!it. that. Clirit i .ime I
to save that which was lost. Who can
b more completely lost than the vic
tim of strong drink ? W.
Factory vill Notes.
K. Hkkalp: A inter is upon us
with all force. We have had it as cold
as H7 degrees; yet there was ir thing
serioas occurred from i; ; business goes
on as usual.
There were two young Americans
presented to Mr. Ibanibet ihe other
day a boy and gisl. They wi;;hfcd
nine pounds each, Dr. Wallace si.tys.
That beats Plaltbiiiou: h.
We came near having a fire last
week. Our hotel caught lire iu one of
the dues, but under the efficient man
agement of Captain Maddux and As
sistant Yantne.er, officers of our Pus
Company, the lire was speedily sub
duet! , Too much praise cannot b giv
en our brave lireinen.
Mr. John Murfin, our emerurising
Inu t'f 1 ik 1 1 1 io il.kiiwi e ir.n1 liiminbLU i
llishlie He sul,IrsKu,e many wants
Mr. Thuma.s Uamuio il PBSv ship.
v ,, ,1- .
jj(,"3
' 'p
ti;
e of omv ujost enterprising
ri,: .,,'.,.ni
nt'l
ni The cold weatlr has hat! no
vtrHCt , jt. TllPr. j,,Iltv ef Wii.
, Ht H 8eaas f tl,e year." and Mr,
i Foster lias iiitrodtuxl lieate is, w Iiirh
Nn;-r-,-lr1,i-it;;-t,,:lt il" cuU1
; haw in) effect upon it.
i Th ,,'W e"",Cl1 is " l,Ut
! will he s son a possii.lo. Thev hnhl
- , . :..
i"ia.V ael.aO III .1 llf.l.l Ill'ttOI ally I'lrfl"
ent. i
n,.. l.l.,.l :.. l FT.
wui i.i.iihMiuiii inv ihi?i. iieij
, ., . , ... ,-
has the iijatcnal on tin roinal tur his I
nw -1 n j
; T V . ' , . . r
; " cr-J, to the JIKKa..d j
j a,d ,R,truct'e to -S numerous read,
'1.' . , ,
i -Th vo,1" peoj.le are faking a.l van-
i .-f Ij'Vleighinff Tom "akes out J
-"., ivfff raKes oiu rei'ie. .i.ie niKes
out Nora, and so ir jroes. Buds was 'um
late the other evening, and his girl
was prone; hwt lie says he will he ou
time jn the future, or next winter.
A SrBSCRIBKK.
The Week of Penance.
The Legislature took a week' e
eess ti iro home and do penmoe. or
sinar hallelujahs. The Nehraska city
! end of tli machine will employ the
time in practicing: Anthems
Omaha
in vesper prayers.
A certain eor-fcr Vorumm
0bHlty, Sminal Week-
imuml. ImnnlanM. ntc
121
Ih8 Baoipea uedu my for io Tas -
" " i!? boo,t 90jrca sivin- ' ' r.,
jHZUT " Dr.
e'- -' s ... tr Ai
Pleasant Ridge.
A Farmers' Alliance was organiz
ed at the Pleasant Kidge school
house, Monday ev.-nin, Jauu.u v -4,
1881. The following are the officers
elected:
Johu II. Becker. President: J. M.
Meisinger, Vice President; J. C. Gil
more, Secretary; II. Bestor, Treasur
er. AH who are interested are in
vited to attend the meetings which
will be held upon Monday evening
of each week. J. C. Gilmokf.
Lnella Notes.
Ed. IIeralu: Still it
wish von would sav to the
snows, j
weather :
man, that if he don't let uji jneitv
soon some of us will have to go out
n the snow to gather corn to feed
our stock.
Isaac Hopkins and Mrs. Hess
weut up to Lincoln a short time 'ago
and got an act passed making them
man and wife.
Wm. McCaig has gone back to his
mountain home, We understand
Mr. T. I). Look intends to move back
onto his narin in the spring.
The Ollkers of the Farmers' Al
liance No. 1 arc President. I). D.
Johnson; Treasurer, Isaac Hopkins;
Secretary, T. P. McCnrty; finance
committee, A. W Mt Crary, Wm. For
gey and Geo. W. Torvle. Regular
meeting first and third Saturday in
each month.
We would suggest that each Alli
ance organized, or that may hereafter
be organised in th county, send istof
officers to the Hkiiald for publication,
for the purpose of corresponding. We
hear of Alliances being formed in
nearly every precinct in the county.
We hope the good work will go on un
til there will be one in eack School
district. Adarondack.
A (raiid Imputation.
Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure has reached a reputation that is
not limited by the conhnes of .section
or country. There are no ii.juriotis
substances, nor false or tempurary
stimulants in the preparation. It is
purely vegetable, aud compounded un
der a formula that has passed severe
tests, and won endorsements from
some of the highest medical talent in
the country. New York World. 34tl3 i
A i'ayiug Occupation.
The Approach of the Ioiik winter evening
calls attention to the mutter uf a 1;ihii. for with
out a gooti lijjht half the plea-tile or profit is
taken from reading or mudy Conloil is now
in i.'eneral c.-ie for illuminating purpose out
fide of c'i ie or large tonus where coal g;i is
used, and when a proper lamp ic used It is the
liest tuiliMltute for NUiiiight vet diHeoveieil.
'1 he principle or plan upon which the Student
Lump is constructed may he said to he the best
in use. hut the lamp it-elf has nlways had sev
eral object ionable featuies hich e are glad
to see are being done away with io I ho new as
pirant for favor called the -IIomk l..MI"
iiiaiiufactur'-d bv the Home l amp Co.. ef t'ni
ciuuati. The great onjectimi to most other
lamps is their liability to he tippet, the trouble
lo keep them in order, and the poor light given
by them. The New Home Lamp Is nickel plat
ed, and almost a fae-siuiile of the Student
'.amp; it luw a handsome ornamented clamp,
by means of which the lamp can he at mice ea
sily adjusted In any position upon the center
table, piano, music ret, sewing machine, desk,
or by means of a liaudronie bracket, which goes
witli the lamp, van be placed upon the wall,
and in whatever pn.stiiou it is placed il is abso
lutely safe. This is the great feature of excel
lence, but the New Home Lamp combine aIo
the patent Argaud burner, a tilling indicator
nnd match box. No lamp has ever before been
tecrived with such unusual favor or received
vticli si rhg recommendations from the leading
Journals of Ciuclniiuti. It is also endorsed by
such men as the mayor aud postmaster, scver
nl insurance presidents and express agents of
that city as the salest. most convenient and
best lamp made. The Company desires agents
in Ihio locality, and any ait lady or gentle
man can make a handsome Income during the
next six months by canvas-h g for lis sale.
There are hardly a iliien families In the county
who w ill not want one, and its price Is so low
as to bring it within the reach of nil. For fur
ther ii formation addre-s Home Lamp Compa
ny, Cincinnati Ohio, mentioning our paper,
aiid they will give you full particulars and ex
cluive territory to cjinvss-- in 3- IS
DR.UHITTIEB
617 St. Charles Street, St, Loots, Mo
A reffuliv vndoata of two Mdioal Oollosna, haa be
cUy paper uiow.uia all oia rwmau Know. Dfpmui.
OnnorrhrAiL OlMt Htrirt lira. Orchltiel. RUDturtt.&ll
vrtnaxr urpniiiuo or nercuruu vnectioni
Tfcjroat. Skin or 3ono curtni Bcfoljr, PriTRteiy.
BpnDatorrb4,Sxuai ZebUity and Impotwef
aa tnareanltof teif-Aba!M, intcoi oxcewiaa in nuturaf
j&r.or ormr bralowork. producing nf5roani,mli-
ai amlaaioas, debUity, dlmoasa orauvnt.iaiecUT mm-
ory. pbTuea
Idaaa, low of
pbTaleal dacar, avrUon to aoclety confualoa of
asoaj power, nijfEi io!n,rauorijui 1
iDerra Dorawnntlyoard. Coasalti
at offloa or by moil fre and iavitd- ramptuat 004
atamp. MadJclaaw aeot by mail or ezprana. Caret
raaraot d. Wo era doubt axlsta H la frank (7 at a led.
PLFi7Is. i GUIDE I
Tbe whole elorjr, wall t jld, antb traa to lue, oa the
Baowtna lanjesui no bt .1 biwtj. woo av. war,
unbood. Womanhood. 'hri--l deoar. Who ehoold
marrr : how life an J happiaose mar be laereasad 1 affeeta
of oefloacr and exoeae, and man mora. Thoea married
orooDtennilatirw mArrlnce abould read It then keep u
dr Jock and k. 29 OtS. bjr mail lo raooay or poa,
tajga. EppUth-nnFvn-rrench reed and tpokeo.
FREE
PRESCRIPTION cVii
i Waaaaeaa, Ixit MaoboeO, arrouaoeae,
fUfScuveMeraorr and Disorder bronchi oa by Self.
Abaee. AnrdraeviethMthelngredlenta. Bt. Laaia
Onrctlra Injt'e.619 St.Cbarlre. 8t- Louis, Ml).
Dr.JACQUES
70S Chenut 8t, 8t. Louis Mo. t old offlo
eootlDuea to curs 8perzcatorriiuaa. Seminal weak
bom. Im potency. ail form of 8ypbllis,Gonorrhcea,
Olaat, Urinary or Sladder df saaaea. liecent caaaa
orad la a lw daja. All t ha disaasea rasnltinc from
alf-abtiaa. wctiiii opazpoeare cured for Ufa with aaf
madioloa. adrloa frea. CaariiM low. Call or wrlla
in ttiioteonfldaooa. 0vtnptom Book for two ttama
MARRIAGE GUIDES
The Most Successful Kemeiiy ever iliMinvereil
:ts it is certain in iIh etlevtv iti.il tine ii"t hli
ttrr. Also excellent fr liimi.tu t!:,h. KKAll
l'ltooF m:uiw.
From a Prominent Physician
V;t -.liin. nt ir.ivi lie. Ohio, .lime 171 11, 18.).
Da. K. J. Kk.xhai.i. Co.. licnt : Keailin
vour advert iMMiient in Turf. Field uiiii Farm, of
Kendall's Sjiavin Cure, and hiiviti a valuable
and fpeedy liii-se ,hic.li had heeu l .r.ie frulil
.iavln cii;litt en inonllis, I cent to yon for a
lxitt e iiy eKpres, wiiicli iii fix week removed
all latneiie and eiilarprineiit an.l a lare siilnt
fiMin Hiiniher Inir.se, and l.olli horses are !o-dav
a soaml h cult. The one buttle whs worm to
ii e one hundred doUai-.
ltesneiMliillv yours II. A. ISEIiToi.i.rv. M.l.
Send for illtisirated circular ivuiK I'ositive
Proof. Priee All tlrueiiisls have It orcan
get it. for you. Dr II. J. Kendall & Co., propri
etor Kiuisliiiriili Falls. Vermont.
O. SOHLEGEL,
Successor to S HI.JCIiFI. & XlEMAV,
M ii.iifat turcre of
IFIILg-IE GIG-ABS,
And dealers In
SllOKEUS' FATV ARTICLES, SMOKING
nnd CHEWING
T 0 It A C C 0 .
Special BRANDS and size of CIGARS made to
order, and s.tt ii faction j:uarariired. Cis.ir
clippings dold for smoking tobacco.
Ma- Street, oce door west of J. tf. Puke's store
0;j -rile Post Ofltce.
pLATTSMOrTII. Xee. Ini3
THE MARKETS.
HOME 'MAKKETS.
gkai.n axii ri:.ircr..
Weduesiiay, Jan. 2r,. I8s
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25
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M heat. X0.2..
Corn, ear
' slejileil,..
Oats
Hurley, No, 3. . .
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Native Cattle.
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I'.it itor.s
NEW YOKlv MAKKKI3.
Nkw Vork. Jan. 26. lSfl.
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CHICAGO MAHKETS.
Chicago. Jan. M. !8l
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77.-....". 1 03
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Flour....
Wheat.
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Barley...
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KLY
ITTERS
The majority of the ill of th human
body arite , a tlmtngrment of lh
Liver, nffrcttntf hath thr itontarh and
boirr-lt. In oerfr to rffrrt n ettre, it f
nerrarp to r imtr? the rawxr. Irregu
lar and SlU'ffUh aition of the Baierls,
ilradnehe,Hiekr.vat the Stomaeh, M'aim
in the Bark and ETttt,etr., indicate that
the Lirer it at fault, and that nature re
quire aMnitia iter to enable this oryan fa
thrmr off impurities.
Prlcltly .n.sl BittersawMpffiiitfy
compounded for th.'n pur-mute. They are
nild in their artinn and i ffertire am a
cure; are pleasant to the taxtv and taken
easily by both children and adultn. Ta
ken areurdintl 'a riir-rtiatf they an a
maftand-p I n f ii i rurDyRpepsia,
General Debility, Habitual Con
stipation, Diseased Kldneyfi,
etc., etc. - Dlootl Etirifier tltey
are superior to m:; other medicine;
elcanting the tiyntrtn thttrnughty, and
imparting netr life and euerty lo the in
valid. It it a ineti.iiiie and not an
Itltoxicatlnj; brrrrage.
All T0U DIUQGIST fCI RlCtlV ASH UTTERS,
and take no other. 7RICE, $1 00 pr Bottle.
BEYER BROS, i CO., SOLE PROPRIETORS,
St. Louie and K ansae City. Ma
&: wr4--S-aV. v-v
MLIN CABW
James Pettee
di:ali:i: in
Musical Instruments.
Sole Appointing Aytiit for
The l urivitlled Maou A Hamlin
CABINET ORGANS.
Also State Agent for the Henry F Miller and
V. C. Kmerson Co. Pianos.
SAMPLE 1 X .STRUM KXTS
at ofllce. Sixth, one door south of Main St.
1-LATTSMOl TH, XFU.
HtiMir Srlio3;tiM
Will do well to examine our
New Mason & Hamlin
SUBSCRIBE
FOR TfiK
HEBEASKA
HERALD
I
THK
1
THE
BIE6RA8JCA
HERALD ! !
i P 0flil gaper
OF TIIK COUNTV.
Fori
New Year,
(1SS1) we shall offer very low cluh
rates on t..e hest i.iiers ;md
iiiiiiiaiiics ill the Union.
We shall also publi.sh hiiJ issue a
HaiMltofiH-ly illtisirat. 1
"ALDINE"
Herald Amanac !
for each of our stihscrihors,
in a' tinif.
at Christ-
And try and make the paper
BETTER AND STE01TGER
.A. 1ST ID
than iref.
THE HEBAtO,
and get yourfrihids to give us a lift
The More Help We
Gel, the Better
paper We
Can Make.
J. A. MacMurpliy
Ed, mERAIih,
PZattsmouth,
PJcbrasIav
SUBSCEIPT201T PEICE"
PRie
10 a Yfiat
- i ....
wartrei:tfuiiJv,
JOTJTL Kwi f.n-Bojm nr. OirU ! I
Tonnr tuid Old 1 1 A MW IN
VENTION just ftnt4 for them,
tor Bom um I
Try, and Scroll Bawinc. Turning,
T oi
Bonne. Orillmg.Orindinn, Polihiug,
Seraw Cutting. Prira f 5 to (AX
I Send 6 nob for 100 pages.
JCTHKAIM B&uWjr, LowaU, Maw.
GEOKtiE HWGEKT0.N.
W i ng s, L iq u r s
-AMI -
CIGARS.
Main Street, opiicsite the emit t House.
1 his place is just opened, m ir. cood g-nms of
h!1 kinds. Wo want tn keep.i good hon.- jiml
please our custouici-5.
REM KM lib' 11 THIS. Ofy
E. G. Dovey & Son
.47' THK OU STAND.
Still find Ihem-elves Ht limine to Ca- County
Karuieis anil all their old cusloinci-.
ll'e hurt tfii.i Winter our its
turf full ami laru-r lims uf
iiuus than, perhaps, vcrr
fore. Ax the ijroirth of thr
roan(ri) has thinnuil,-,l tariff
stocks, ami of a letter vtas. tre
hare tilth arirl t- mett thai
(hmait'l. In
Hats, Cars, Gloves I Mittens '
for Wintir irtar, wr har" a
I'infi anl ra fin! assart iw ut i,t
DRESS
of all kiwis. Pns. Trimniinys
of the latest st.ihs. Jlvttons in
tiulhss rarii tij. Our line of
NOTIONS
is rieifilinnly lare, nail tre
tltioh ictil stln terl.
LADIES" SIloLS, MEVS A NO imvs r.oois
t slli !' rllll hl.'KVN WD
MlsSKS" SHiiKS.
! i i mitt nil iiifii)li filil nil li'vf v
t . ..... ... .. g.y
A veiy full line f
liLANKtVAlii: Al HTOi:U AltK.
which Vou inu-t see to select fiu .
GROCERIES !
SliPPS of standard grades.
Tom of file finest iUiillllcs. selected bv our
iiah m-Iv.-s.
nnffpOO ef many biands. ei-pccia!ly our
buliOlo bland of ihkkh iiiiasi t ii i on K -called
Hie '.MIJIIHH K." I r il aud sec. In foie
purchasing cUew here.
Dried Frciis of ail kinds, fre-h and sm c.
Fresh Crackers a Specialty.
CANNKO ;K)DS rr.mi all iinarteis. Veiy tli
California goods.
CRKKN AVIXTKK AI'I'LKS
by the barrel or ba-he..
In all these brunches we shall en
deavor to Hell as Imcag iiij nr , ami
lis is p-is-ible to do a mii nii i:tr
XKi. We iuvile intention and will
show all tint! call our goods. Hon i
be afraid to ask for what you want,
and call ollcu aud early,
37m3 K.ll. HOVKViSON. l'lattsjnoiit h. Nt
WILLIAM HEROLD,
ilenier Id
DKY GOODS,
CLOTHS.
DLANKETs?..
FLANNELS,
FrHNISIIINfJ COO DA
GllOCKllIES OF ALL KINDS.
I.arp stopk of
BOOTS and SHOES
CLOKI) OUT AT COTS
Notions, Queensware,
aiul In fact everything yuu can c:ul for In
the line of
General Merchandise.
CASH TAin KOU IlIDKS AND FlT!.'S.
All kinds of cmmtiy tiiiKiine liikrii in ex
chiince for ootls.
W. D. JONES,
Succes.-or to Jone X. Atrncw J
Aiain taken vhafje of the Old
Brick Livery Stable.
PI.ATTSMOI TH, - - NF.iilS ASK A.
The old r.njincr Sti'.Mcs. In I'lattniontli. i.re
now leased by IV. l. Jones, and he Ir-s
unhand New anil handsome accumiiiodalions,
in the sliaiw of
II OR ES, CA 11 It I A OES, li UdUl ES,
and
. SADDLE HORSES.
I ,mi now prepared to keep HOUSES
FOR SALE; TRADE!
And will
Train and Break Colts
On I't-af.'naldc Terms.
also RKMrMiir.e,
That with iilenty of room (that everv one
know I have) in my stable. I can jret. i'anii
ei-s' ftoi-k and wagon, loac i of hay, &c. under
cover. l;eie they mil keep ,irv.
Thai.xi itr all the old patrons fo their libi rali
IV. 1 soiieii tiieir trade for the fiiluie, i.;ililied
tlt 1 can aecnniniodale them better and do
better l them than ever before.
r.oiv
v. r. JONES.
JiyEES GRACE
Retail Liquor Dealer,
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
PLATTSMOUTH, NEI!.
Billiard nll and Saloon on Mam Slicet,
fo.ir
doors from Sixth at Neville.'
old .lace.
BEST BRANDS OK c WARS, . L ES
WINES, if C.
Ileiiieniber the nmr and I'lnrc,
,. James Grace.
MIKE SCHNELLBACHER,
HiJICKXJllTll
isoitsi: noi it;.
WAGON tiEIV.Il.'INl,
All kinds of
FARM IMri.KMKNTS
tneiKled
Nentii; d- I'romplp
:0
se, Mulc& 0 Shoeing.
! In sliori, we'll s,hoe anvtiiiiiz that h;
lour ftet. from a ZeXra to a GirafiV.
Cotne and see us.
JUW SHOP
n Fi'th K' between Main ar i Vine :rei.ts.
list acros
e comer from the kfvv 1IKKAI
OFFIC'K
1 ii V
NEW
Livery, Feed & Sale'
STABLE,
Or an Old Stable in new hands entirely.
The New Finn of
1I0L31KS A; DIXOX,
Ofeii the old
STRlZmilT BARN
on tli! Corner of et!i and IVarl Strci-t-UU a
New Livery Outfit.
ooou noii.sES AM) (ai:uiauj:s al all
t ! Ill f i -
HOUSES FOR SA
UOlViKS BOUGHT A S O HOLD,
nOTtSEi, KEPT rsr inn DA 1' Oi H ELK.
Call and at e IIOLMLS & DIXOX.
J. G CHArrlBERTT
Manutaeturerot and Deali r la
B3LZar-3
SADDLES.
COLLARS,
HALTERS,
. WHIP
- ETC., ETC.. ETC
REPAIRING
Done wit fttnesl Disnatojj..
teonlypl! KEFIiH'-'"-" "
.
I CM
JOHX SHANNON'S
LIVERY SALE ArU) FEEU
rnrrifiCfis alw.LVs en fLi'ld
w 0 . ,
! AND (
TKB NOTICE
I mint nil f in v acconnis eiil.-il i i dat
aid I shall do no moie cr ill! Iniines. , i i,
accinints niusl be setl o il up. iiiid no ne i o
will be made. I nless such a.-coiiiils an -i :i
shml It tlier ill Im- sin .1.
1 t ish In do a stife;! r-tsh b;i iuess in f it il f i
.ii'HN si: a vox.
I ..Ml-Mioii:li. Neb.
...... .1
stic ei gut mil. i:n..
Hnrinss Mannf't-
SAOIH.KS
m;i:i.i:.-
Hiid all kinds of liariit ,s -,(!
fan rs
COLUIIS.
i iiosta'itlv o
IihihI.
Repairing of ail Kinds !
jv'.i tl r nosh tvt shout yoi mr
NEW HAEITESS !
tui:xi:i ovt is shout ox del
Ami Sa: isfact iiTu ( ; unr.-ci, t c
f -tyh'cnielnbei'
: k'i ! hi mi nr.
Hi.
pl.n - M
If. I II nv. .
.p. site lit
1 Main M rec
I.l'ls.iiolitll. eb.
2f-l
ST UK hf Hi
MII.I.KU.
ruKi. i. i.KHSHorr,
-Morniuii" Iw S; xin !
Sonih-east iMim i' ! a a d 'sixlh Su v:
Keep Ih It.' of
j Boer, Wines, Liquors ii Cigar
JEfe si. vl
J. F. B A U iVi E i S T
l'i,niini - I'm-!, i'niv via,.
ti:i.i ve:i: i.: titit.i.
SlK'i-iitl r;il! illlrl.ili'.l I
flulll s;iil ( I'li'.v f ill l.l-lil .l
. ;nnl l'r. -U Mill;
.vii ;.iilc.l. 41
. V I
-M A (Ml I i: S I! o r. !
ri. risMin 1 u. . i n..
Repaint of St am Kayi'ins, '.i '),
Sair aial (iris! Mi,'!
uh am fii'MJ: r.j ii-M..
reiilil In.' 1 rile. l-'oi-.-e isi-il l.iri l'iii,S!i..iii.
i;ill'..'- Sllirl V-1 ,t. i t n.. s. ;i I
k!.. till II;ish l-h::,1;!.' l lltlll.
I'l'liall'i il en !iii( ikiiiw.-.
F A H M M A C I I I N R It
IL A. WATERMAN & SON
Wholesale ami K't..il 1 .:!v.s m
PINE I.I'M I5EH.
LA I'll.
sHINi;i.i: ;. t'
NASI!.
DOOHS,
ULINDS.
FTC
- '!
A
I. IV. I
iai. l! eet . Cm m i of I'lfih.
I'LATTsMtil'TII, --- M.i;
Still Better Rates for Lumber
neTfirm.
JNO. IMhNS k SON,
BAKERS AND CON EECT 1 o. E RS. $
I At O. ; 11 1 It i :t t i.'.l s;toi,. 1
A Fl'f.l. 1. 1. Mr )!-
Staple and Fancy Groceries.
NEW AVI) l l.T-II.
BREAD STUFFS,
of every ih sci ipt ion.
Choice .Hid Fhjn y C.in'iie
an.l all kind !
Canned Goods.
CIGARS AND TOBACCOS,
uf t he hest I r I in!s.
CHRISTMAS TOY.-!. ,t ' '.. d-t'..'
in emTess q-i.inlit to.
I'i'esli I J read Daily.
Don't fail to Call.
asiy .1. uoxs c't .o.v. rr..pi.
NEW Bill K YARD.
I illll t'(li!,' Il)
A.KE jB BICK!
tlil.S sprii'K :;l,.l ,.int ,i
MAKE THEM CHEAl;
that oi!c c in build
lliuric Uorsl.S IXSTK.ilt Or I-IIAMK.
1 shall oiii'i'.,.-;
Build BRICK Elo-asos.
the niniiiij year a. id . uM ii'...- Mi i e
Intending lo iiniid lo
--llive iiih a call before I.i ii.i i' t , T ; i
JE1JKV II. Mi I'M AN.
At i.iy place on W :iIimi-i.i i .vea.ie .r .a 1". ""
8. Whitc'i, Store on M ii;i S...-tI. I'l ..; I stm.i.ib, ,f
Nc!,ia ka.
i'.t. in
. ne,. more conies f.,i v.aid with an cut e new
FALL VSX-lr-L'T2IZ
Sly.-k of ihc Enevt l-icc.' (..ids cv.r broiii:!.?
into i'i.t
-IIIOil !
KVKHV HAIIMLN'I CUT IS
WARRANTED to FIT
Htjiidreils u Ho re and they are
ALW.l S SUITED.
Shop oppo-itc ' (
Call anil cxan
.in II..
ue ..r
-e. tJive
I.I M ile.
iiini a
lf
.S7(A', CARRIAGE " ND ORNA
ME NT A L I' A I V TEH,
-A.- ASHLEY.
Slioj
over
t!i.
II.
in.
ii, i. ;
iJoc.'-Ji
ll.'ock next ti
4!y
neb.
Siioces-t t to S;k Iji.i,i ith i:-..
L alii in
TINWARE, SHEET IRON, ZINC.
At the oIJ SUit'J .
im:.::? -.Uf -.u w i:..ic:.
PUMPS, GAS-FITTING..
AL.SO-
; taking & RcpiiriiiP' Tens.
flAKDVARB STOBE
J. S. DUKE
IIa Jti-t opcueil an full
aie. on
i io-')."
WC.-it .f CI'..! I
i-i A.
a:.'. JU).
More.
A i'llil hi.;.- i f
SHELP HAKD W , II E,
SHOVELS, RAKES. SPADES ana
ALL GARDEN TOOLS.
NAILS, NAILS. NAILS, by the Kt.' ,
or Round- I
ROpj, POWOKR, SHOT, GRINe -" !
STOSEs; i
wheel-bahrows.-- 1
A Full Line of I T. Kit 1'. ft
Special Rates ti tuilder awl Cvnj Jt
ti actors. .
ill jfo7t3 y'T-! V I7 , f fl" - i
1
4
V
xvai" ! ot i.awyrr j
1 1
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.V.
lilt
i m i .we