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New u ...Is. new styles, new prices
on f ill ;t:i ! winter goods at S. C.
Hot!
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Friday Ixst.
.School bogins next Monday.
Drugs -the largest stock at J. M.
lb.berts. 3tf
Ilea l Ii. & M. tatea to Slate Fair
on lirst png;.
For ljiixetl paints go to llobert3
Drug ."Stoie. Oltf
Judge Maxwell, of Fremont, was
in town over night, Monday.
Drew A YVeckbach's new store
buildings a-; looiuir.g up fast.
The (Jrand. Army uf this Post will
be lepresewted at the re-union.
See Steietary's notice of postpone
ment of laii: in another column.
Another invoice of Black Spanish
I. aces at Fred Herrmann's. X?4tl
Agnew i!i:d Murphy have finished
their .contract en the M. I. H. H.
Phil Young received a lot of new
candies, ptpe f-ries &.(. Monday.
Vantj.i Some corn and o.ita cn
subscription at this office; at once.
County Fair, Oct. 5th, th and
7th instead of Sept. 5th, Cth and 7th.
Weeping Water is grading a boul
evard and other wise improving the
town.
Don't forget that the IIkralu
office is the place to get your fine job
printing. 2U
The Enterprise needn't say stay
thing about the IIkualu being "oil"'
on proof reading.
Ceo. A. Maguey, L. D., went out
to Mt. Pleasant, .Sunday, to spend the
day with his folks,
The mothers will b happy Mon
day and the children well, some of
them will be, to.
Fresh bread, cakes and pies, every
dav, at the Union l'.akerv, corner Main
and Third. 10tf
We understand Kendall is negoti-
atin
for a weeks engagement in this
city during October.
For the best st.tple and fancy
groceries in Plattsmouth go to J. Y.
YVeckb.ieh's. 10tf
The report was spread here Satur
day that (Jariield was dead, but after
wards contradicted.
A fine line of children's Wagons
Perambulators, Carts and Kitchen
Sets at Jos. S.ddater's. 1
HulTner & Jilack had an engine
f.red up and run it on the Avenue and
Main'st., Tuesday morning.
I sell the best and cheapest boots
and shoes. I defy competition.
4tf Prnr.it Mkiuils.
Forepaugh's . circus showed in
Omaha last Saturday. A number
went from here to see it.
Morgan's boat has been examined
by the C.Mincil and will ply from bank
to bank of the old Muddy.
Quite a number of new names
have been sent in t be put on the
"sub" list lately. Thanks.
The barbers only charge ten cenU
it shave now. The boys can all afford
to have their beards shaved off.
The saloons wer all closed Sun
day i.nl a Council iihslfa repoiter
k.iid all of Omaha was over there.
Prof. A. II. Wilitm in has teen
elected as pi ir.cipal of the schools at
Brownvilie for the coming year.
Are you going to the "Pound So
ciable" at ttev. Mr. Gallagher's to
morrow (.Friday) evening? Of course
I am.
Photograph and Autograph Al
bums, Shelf 5oods and (lames in great
abundance, cheap and nice, at Jo.
Sehlatei's 1
Dance at Fitzgerald Hall, Tuesday
vening, Sept. Cth. All receiving invi
tations are requested to come and have
a good dance.
Harris & Unruh opened out their
stock this week, and are ready to sell
as cheap as the cheapest. Swe ad. in
another column.
The proceedings of the Sunday
School Convention held at the M. E.
church last week, will be published in
full in our next issue.
Mi.G. A. Hobson bad some testi
monials of l.is recipe for preserving
apples printed in letter circular form
at the 1Iekali office b'st week.
The T. of II. aii.i I. (J. C. T. Lodge
room has just been nt-.vly papered,
and repaired, t.;e carpet takvn up and
cleaned, and a general house-cleaniug
done.
The ladies of the M. E. Church
will hold a "Pound Sociable" at the
parsonage to-morrow evening for the
beaeiit of lite pastor. Everybody in
vited to come and havj a good social
time.
Elegant line of boV and children's
school suits can be seen at S. & C.
Mayer's, next to Cariuth's. 1
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Don't forget to examine nur new
stock of fine ready-made clothing, be
fore purchasing, as it will well repay
you. S. & C. Mater,
1 Next to Carruth's.
The Odd Fellows' Sociable was
w ell attended at their lodge rooms last
Thursday evening. The evening was
rery pleasantly spent with music, ice
cream, etc.
Persons prematurely gray can
have their hair restored to its youth
ful beauty, by using Hall's Vegetable
Sicilian Hair Henewer the best article !
in the market.
An inritation dance will be given
by Prof. Finney, ext Tuesday even
ing. Sept. 6th, at Fitzgerald Hall, all
receiving invitations are requested to
be present.
The question for debate at the
Literary Society, next Thursday even
ing is as follows: Iit.sUctl. That a
person should vole for the nominees
cf his pitrty.
Ministers, Iawyeis and all others
doing clerical work should use Dr.
Marshall's Bromoline, it is a great in
vigorator. Ali druggists sell it. Piice
fifty cents.
- II. A. Waterman &. Son have bridg
ed over the creek in the r.ar of their
lumber yard, and are grading the bill
down so ah to have more room for
their lumber.
We wish every person to try a
Big Fifty-Cent bottle of Dr. Marshall'
Bromoline for liver complaints and
general debility. It is good. Drug
gists all sell it.
Ere the paper makes its appear
ance, the old landmark (Platte Valley
House; will be entirely torn down,
and the next thing a first class opera
house will put in an appearance.
The sand bar which was formerly
in the centre of the river, Las, since
the river improvements were com
pleted, changed over to the Nebraska
3ide, the current going down in the
centre.
All cases oi weak oi lama back,
backache, rheumatism, &c, will find
relief by wearing one of Carter's Smart
Weed and Belladonna Backache Plas
ters. Price 25 cents. Sold by Smith,
Black & Co.
The County Fair has been post
poned until October, as the Ee-Union
takes place the same time it was to b
held, and everyone is going down to
that. The Fair will be held October 5,
G, and 7.
The action of Carter' Little Liver
Pills is pleasant, mild and natural.
They gently stimulate the liver, and
regulate the bowel3, but do not purge.
They are sure to please. Sold ty
Smith, Black & Co.
About four o'clock, Monday after
noon, Jasper Howland put his hand
on the lever of his lathe to stop it,
when his baud slipped and his lingers
caught in the cogs, hurting them con
siderably. Always avoid harsh purgative
pills. They first make you sick and
then h ave you constipated. Carter's
Little Liver Pills regulate iho bowels
and make you well. Dose, one pill.
Sold by Sin i tli. Black & Co.
The tusidenee of Mr. Flausburg,
on Gospel Hill, was entered by some
sneak-thief, one day last week, while
the family was tenipoiarily absent
and robbed of $30 in money. There is
no ciue to the thief thus far.
Frank Davis bought a buggy last
week and is looking around to get a
horse to suit him, when be will pur
chase one. Frank says he is getting
it for his own amusement and isn't
going to take any one else out riding.
So.
Mr. Chas. Rankin and Miss Lillie
Tucker, are to bn married to-day at
neon, we understand, and leave for
Burlington, Iowa, on the afternoon
train. The IIkralu wishes the couple
much hapuiness and prosperity in the
future.
An invitation to the Mills County,
Iowa, Fair is received, with thanks,
and we only wish we could attend them
all. By-and-by, when we get out cf the
newspape r business and have time to
use our "ce-nips," then we wen't get
'em, we expect.
Pref. Bes Islets, recently ap
pointed Principal of our High School,
resigned the position, having been
elected to a Professorship in the Iowa
University. Prof. XV. AV. Drummond
was unanimously chosen by the
School Board on Friday evening last
to supply the vacancy.
Mr. Mesyersmith's little boy, of
whom mention was made last week,
had the misfortune to have the arm
broken the scond time, on Wednes
day last. In passing round the house,
he slipped, and falling on the band
aged arm with the above named re
sult. The little fellow has our sym
pathies. -Messrs. Harris & Unruh, our new
and enterprising furniture men, hang
their banner on the outer wall this
week, as will be seer, by their new Ad.
elsewhere. They are gentleman of de
cided business tact and energy, and
will, no doubt, make earnest efforts to
secure a large share of our people's pa
tronage, A clor.e inspection of their
stock and prices is solicited.
A lively fracas took place bet ween
two women in the Second Ward on
Monday afternoon, in which a hatchet
played a conspicuous part in settling a
dispute over a dressmaking bill. Dur-
i mg the melee one or the combatants
t was struck on the head with the bus
iniss end of said hatchet, drawing
oioou iu copious quantities. A com
prirmise was nnany enected. anu no
legal investigation was had.
'A dastardly attempt at murder
teok. place on Saturday evening last, at
the residence of Mr. W. II. Pickens, in
the Thir l Ward. A shot was fired
from without by some party unknown,
and the ball came crashing through
the side of the house, passing within a
couple of inches f Mrs. F's. face.
When search for the perpetrator was
instituted, no trace of him could be
found. It is thought that the mis
creant had a murderous intent on t
neighboring family, and had mistaken
the house.
Personal.
Rev. I. W. Reed was in town the lat
ter part of last w,eek.
Mr. and Mrs. McLennan are visit
ing at Old, Valley Co , Neb.
Mr. Clem. Chase, local on the Her
ald, Omaha, was in town last week.
Miss Frankie Fellows left for her
home at Tabor, Iowa, last Friday
morning.
Mr. Daniel Klepser, of Weeping
Water was in town the latter part of
last week.
C.I. Yates, Supt. Telegraph, B. A.
M., Lincoln, was down tho latter part
of last week.
Mrs. J. V. Barnes has been quite
sick the past two weeks but ;s notv
better, we understand.
Miss Ola Barnes returned from Red
Oak and Olenwood last week, where
she had be-eu visiting the past two
week 3.
George Fairfield left for his sur
veying party at Camp Clark where
he will probably remain until cold
weather drives them in.
Mrs. E. L Reed and Mrs. Beach of
Weeping Water were in town Friday
and Saturday attending the Cass
County Sunday School Convention.
Jno. A'. MacMurphy and wife re
turned Tuesday afternoon, and we had
to resign the editorial chair. Well, we
are not sorrv as it has been awful hot
to do much writing.
Mr. Peter Taylor, of Nebraska City,
has accepted the position of road mas-'
ter on the B. it M. main line, with
headquarters ot Plattsmouth. The Ne
braska City News speaks very highly
of the gentleman.
M. A. McKinnon, a youug man well
known here and of excellent reputa
tion, leaves for Prince Edward's Isie
andirhe east this week to be goneeome
time, though we believe he intends to
return bsre eventually. The Herald
wishes him success, a pleasant journey
and a safe return. .
Phil Young has three gross of
school slates, making a total of 432
elouble and single slates, from 5cts. up
to 75cts. 1
Y"u will find the largest assort
ment of school books in the city at
the P. O. News Depot consisting of 55
dozen er 600 books of all kinds. 1
Don't forget that the only place
in this city where you can find Bail's
Health Corset is at Fred Herrmann's.
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Don't forget to go to the P. O.
News Depot when yeu want an ac-
cordeon. violin, guitar, harp, &.C., also
the largest assortment of v;olin strings
in the city. 1
Phil Young has ju3t stacks of
school books. Try him.
You will find a large and complete
line f stationary, blank booktf, and
box writing paper, also novelties and
fancy goods just received at tho P. O.
ews Depot. 1
No one whose blood is impure eajM
feel well. There is a weary, lanet
fading, and often a sense of disc" -
agement and despondency. Persona-
having this feeling of lassitude and
ilepression, should take Ayet 's Sarsa-
parilla to purify and vitalize the blocd.
Charles J. Hoffman, a blacksmith
on Chicago Avenue, was aires Led and
brought before Judge O'Donohoe yes
terday, for striking a small boy on the
street without any apparent cause.
The valiant eleed cost him
Every school book Phil Young
sells will contain u beautiful book
mark worth 5cts., remember this chil
dren and go to the P. O. News Depot
for vour school books. 1
It is wonderful that a subtile
miasmatic poison shemld produce that
peculiar condition of the system which
prevails when alternate cnuls and
burning heat freeze and scorch the
body at regular intervals, and it is no
less wondeiful that medical skill has
been able to reach and expel this poi
son from the system, as Ay era Ague
Cure always decs.
-A neat surgical operation was
performed by Dr. Hail on Mr. Schul-
hof's little boy, Johnnie, yesterday
A pieca of glass, an inch in length, and
which had remained in the boy's foot
for over two months, was extracted by
him in a very skillful manner, and
greatly to the relief of the little suf
ferer. The glass had worked clear
through the foot, and left an ugly
looking hle.
School commences next Mom'.av.
and Phil Young is prepared to till a!i
orders for sc.o.d books, slates and
other school supplies in any quantity.
Parents should remember that Phil
has a full line of all that is needed. 1
Saturday night last some thief en
tered Mike Schnellbacher's shop
through a side window, and got off
with a lot of tools, besides rummaging
over the desk for valuables, but not
finding any. Mike wishes us to notify
the next man that wants to start out
on a similiar errand to leave word
with him, so that he can keep win
dows, and doors, if necessary, open for
the accommodation of the visitor, and
thereby save a pane or two of glass.
Olney Graham, of East Pli.tts
mouth, met with a narrow escape,
Tuesday morning. lie attempted to
jump on a moviig train but missed
his hold and in some manner was
caught on the truck of the car. He
was picked up senseless and as was
feared in a badly injured condition,
but fortunately, on the arrival of Drs.
Livingston and Hall, who had been
telegraphed for, it was found that r.o
bones were broken and he was only
bruised a little and will be abla to go
to work in a few days. Taken in all
he had an almost miraculous escape.
Olney says he wouldn't like to take
the chances again.
The new combination of Smart
Weed and Belladonna, as used in Car
ter's Backache Plasters has proved to
be one f the best that could bo made.
Try one of these popular plaster, ia
any case of weak or lame back, b.u k
ache. rheumatism, neuralgia, son m si
of the chest or lungs, &c, and you will
be surprised and pleased by the prompt
relief. In bad cases of chronic dys
pepsia, a plaster over the pit of the
stomach stops the pain at once. Ask
for Carter's Smart Weed and Bella
donna Backache Plasters. Price 25
cents. Sold by Smith, Black & Co.
The City Schools.
The Schools of Plattsmouth open
next Monday, Sept. 5tb. The High
School has just been newly calsomined,
painted, the roof fixed and otherwise
put in complete repair. The follow
ing are the Teacl ers:
W. W. Drummond, principal; Mrs. J.
W. Love, asst. principal ; B. F. Miller,
of 111., intermediate dep't ; Mrs. Bowen,
1st intermediate; Miss Blymyer, of
Sidney, la., CJ primary; Mis3 Olive
Gass, 2d primary ; Miss Ursttla Wiles
and Miss A. Medora Smith, 1st pri
mary. First ward, Miss Worden, from
Cedar Falls, la.; 2d ward. Miss Aggie
Sampson; 4th ward, Miss Elizabeth
Malone.
The School Board have secured a
good corps of teachers, and expect a
larger number of scholars than ever
before. We will make further notice
after school has commenced.
For The IIkrai.d.
During a recent conversation with
our friend W. II. Thomas who is at
present in U. S. Engineer's oilice at
this point we learned that he has re
ceived the agency for the Centennial
Turbine Water Wheel, manufactured
by E. L. Cope & Sons, West Chester,
Pa. He intends introducing these
water motors through Nebraska, Kan
sas and Wyoming Territory through
correspondence. The motor, we learn,
is the best in us, an el the firm chal
lenge the world to produce its equal.
Mr. Thomas had the good fortune to
havtt charge of the exhibit of this
wheed at the Centennial Exposition
in 7tf, wkere he became acquainted
with merchants from all quarters of
the globo. Success to you, W. It.
Temperance 3Ie'etiug Postponed.
Owing to other engag;ment.3 of the
speaker, the lion. Sobieskj will not
visit Cass County until Sept. 9th, at
which time they will come to this
county and commenco a vigorous cam
paign iu the interest of Temperance.
They will speak at the times and pla
ces ::a follows:
Sept. 0, 10 and 11 At Plattsmouth.
" 12 At Mt. Pleasant.
" 13 At Weeping Water.
" 14 At Louisville.
15 At South Bend,
" 10 At Greenwood.
We hope those inteiested will take
notice of the change, and make all ne
cessary arrangements for the meet
ings. Each meeting will commence at
7:30 o'clock p. m. These meetings will
be public and no entrance fee will be
charged. J. E. Morrison;
State Deputy.
Died.
WATERMAN, August 2tli, 1SS!. at T : M p. in.
of e'lioleia Infantum. Kcsski.i. Maiivix, on
ly son of l;r. J. M. and Hellu R. V aU'i inan,
itliva 1 year. 5 meiiths and 5 days.
AuotlKT little leaflet lias fallea ; another little
floweret bloomed fresh and lovely only for a
faw short inentlis, theu withered, faded, died.
A little bud burst onen iu the early Spiins-
tane, withstood tho storias of one winter, tnen
faded away Into mother earth. A little darling
- W to Gladden and make happy papa and
'msi with it fii'iopnnt liiiitt il rVifi;I
ting, and to epiead sunshine and joy in the
ante ; but in a fw short months it passed
Away Into that dreamless slumber. Too Inno
cent, too lovely, too pure to live upon earth,
darling little Russell bid farewell to earthly
plaything, and journeyed away to meet and
repose with his little sistt-r "Dottle."
Sido by side in the Walradt Cemetery the
two liltie buds of the morning now kluuiber
peacefully. p;!etly, restfuliy. free front pain,
f:va front their agonizing earthly sufferings.
Sac, bereaved, heart -sore and grief-strieken
papa and mamma inu-t
"Put away the little dresses
Thai their darling used t wear :
He will need them on p;ilh never.
He ha fiimUeit the eioKleu Stair."
iJ. S. R.
G. A. It.
There will be a special meeting of
the G. A. It., Post 4o, to-morrow even
big, (Friday) at 7:30. A full attend-ane-i
desired. J. A. MACMUitriiY,
Commander.
Church Notice.
Quarterly meeting at the M. E.
Church next Sunday. Preaching morn
ing and evening by the presiding Eld
er, W. II. Jones. A cordial invitation
is given to all to attend tLe services.
DENTAL OFFICE
of (?amp c0 Salisbury,
Plattsmouth, Ned.
Wc would call your attention to the
growing opinion among the medical
profession, that many diseases of the
stomach arise from neglect of the
teeth. It has betn demonstrated be
yond a doubt that decaying teeth
throw off a deadly poison which if ab
sorbed into the stomach impedes nat
ural digestion, the obvious results of
which are seen in dyspepsia with all
its attendant evils.
Wo have made the care of the teeth
a study in one of the '.est schools m
the world, "The New York College of
Dentistry" and are prepared to do all
kinds of work belonging to the pro
fession in the best manner and at very
reasonable prices. See our card.
Wanted
At this office good dry corn or oats on
subscription, at once.
New Barber Shop.
Ed. Morley has opened a new barber
shop under Peter Merges' store, where
he has htted up a room and will do the
best of work. Anyone wishing a good.
clean shave, shampoo or hair-cut,
should give Jd a trial. 24t3
Clothing ! Clothing !
i;. i. neroid wul seli for the next
thirty days at and below cost to make
room for a heavy stock of Fall and
Winter Clothing. Remember the' place
ana save a.j per cent. 23t2
Is it Possible
That a remedy made of such common
simple plants as hops, buchu, man
drake, &c, makes so manv and such
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tu.iiveious ana wonueriui cures as
nop Uitters do? It must be, for
when old and young, rich and poor
pastor and doctor, lawyer and editor,
all testify to having bsen cured by
them, we must believe and doubt no
longer. See other column.
University of Nebraska.
lne 1-all term opens Sept. 13th.,
ibi. 1 union free to all. No charge
for incidental expenses. Board costs
from $2 to S3. Those entering the
Preparatory department must be pre-
pareu ior examination in Orthography,
weaning, Geography, Common School
Arithmetic, English Grammar and
C. S. History. A teacher's certificate
is accepted in lieu of the examination.
Further information mav be ob
tained by sending for catalogue.
E. B. Fairfield,
212 Chancellor.
Treatment of Earns.
For the severe burns often receive ! j
in firedamp or powder explosions, Herr
Fuller has used the following treatm-J-.-t i
with the best success: Tin; person first
has a warm bath, then the burnt part-
and their neighborhood , are wa-hed
with a solution of thymol, then sprin
kled with thymol for a fev minute.
Tiic vesicles formed are not tonel.e 1.
The raw surface 13 painted with liuee 1
oil containing 1 per coat, thymol. The
patient is placed on n caoutc one nnt
tress, or supported so as to avoid pres
sure on tho burned pert. Thymol is
applied at first every ten nrnutes, with
a broad, soft brush;" it relieves tho paia
greatby. During the lirst davs it is al
so repeatedly sprayed. Witen the
vesicles have shrunk and dri"d (in
about ten days), they are opened w.th
disinfected scissors, while thymol is
sprayed; then tho thymol oil above re
ferred to is applied.
The Depressing Results of Flying
Take. 0113 dream and hope that for
centuries has vainly puzzled people,
and assume t!iat that may bi realized.
Wiiat if the next century should see
aerial navigation a fact and man should
be able to lly! Very many believe that
this certainly will bo a. c-nnplis'ied at
some time or other, and many of our
greatest discoveries have conic suddm
Ty when they did come. Let us have
the power of self-propulsion through
tho air, with tha speed that would bo
involved in progress tlirougn so light a
medium, and tho changes that would
follow are too many and sweeping for
the imagination to tako in at once.
Let it be fairly accomplished and it
would probably bring on, to begin with,
the greatest liuaneial crash ever soon.
It is a little in tho lino of historical
irouy that the lirst result of the full
power to rise should be depression.
Aerial navigation would mean paraly
sis to tho railroad interests which havo
become such a monstrous power in tho
country. Turn the air into a highway
like the ocean or tho lakes, and the "day
of railway dictation, indeed of railway
business, is over. So vast investments
cannot be abandoti3d without tho ut
most linancial disturbance. B it tho
final effect of courso would bo bene
ficial. That Fly.
1I-) sat down upon a reeont Sunday
morning for a piiet hour with ids
nowpVper. Presently a ily, .socially
ii!c-!i;;o brm to forage upon his
bald -;t-ot. H; put up his ii ;ud; t!ie lly
do bribed a, grar.'t'ul c irvo in the air,
and came down tiLon his ear. Ho
culled his car, ami the lly darle I around
and perched up m his nose, lie then
put ids hand to Ids noso six times in
succession, and the ily shot into iho
air each time, and returned at exact!
tiio same angle. Wild with vexation,
ho w aved his paper in tiio air and mut
tered: "If I were in tho habit of swearing,
I should say. cuss these little pests!"
Then an inspiration seized him; he
yanki-d off his slipper, and said to hi.
seven-year' ild son:
"Here, boy, tako this an 1 go for
these Hies, and make mummy-meat of
everv ono of tiiem!"
"Shall I hit 'em on the wall?''
"Yes, hit 'eni ou th ; wall."
"Shall I hit 'em on the tabic?"
"Yes, hit 'em on the wall, hit 'em ot.
the table, hit 'em on the China t-'ajup,
hit 'em anywhere; only b-i sure that
yon ;'YaV.'!u!"
Tho lad was a dead shot, and entered
upon the work with a relish. Nearly
every stroke marked tho demise of ono
of the hated pests. But after a little
there was silence for a space, and then
suddenly a re.souu-fng whack.
The outraged parent chipped his
hand to his head, leaped to his feet,
and shouted iu high O, as he drew tho
slimy remains of a mangled Uy from
his glossy pate.
"Hi, there! you little heathen, what
elo mean by hilling me on tho head in
that shape?"
"O, pap!"' cried t ho boy, with enthu
siasm, "it was a whopping great blue
bottle!" "Blue-bottle well, I'll blue-bottla
you, if you hit me on the head again
you hear ?e.'"
And with clouded brow he resumed
his reading, while ho gently stroked
the swelling bumnof self-esteem.
Periods of Infectiou3 Diseases.
Dr. Richardson, of London, has been
giving the sanitary institute some of
the results of his recent researches as
to the periods of the incubation of in
fectious diseases which the sanitarian
had to combat. He said there wero
twenty-six diseases of this kind, with
periods which might fairly be called
regular. Incubation was the tun which
intervened between the acceptation of
the poison that caused the disease and
the first manifestation of its effect.
Diseases might thus be grouped ac
cording to their stages of incubation
into live classes shortest, short, me
dium, long, longest. Tho shortest pe
riod was from 0110 to four days; under
this head came plague, cholera, malig
nant pustule and dissection poison.
The second period was from two to six
days, and under this head came scarlet
fever, diphtheria, croup, erysipelas,
whooping-cough, influenza, glanders,
and pyamiia. The medium period was
from four to eight days, and in it are
included cow-pox and relaxing fever.
The long peri al had ton to litteen days,
and included in it measles, mumps, ty
phus, and typhoid. The longest period,
forty days, might include hydrophobia.
Dr. 'Richardson pointed out important
practical sanitary lessons that were
connected with a correct knowledge of
these periods of incubation.
A Beautiful Idea.
In the mountains of Tyrol it is tho
custom of the women and children to
come out when it is bedtime, an I sing.
Their husbands, fathers and brothers
answer them fntm the hills on their re
turn home-. On the shores of tho Adri
atic such a custom prevails. There the
wives of the fishermen cmio down
about sunset, and sing a m dod-. Al
ter singing the first stanza, they listen
awhile for an answering melody from
off the water, and continue to sing and
listen tiil tho well-known voice conies
borne on the waters, telling that tho
loved one is almost home.
A Grand Palac3.
Lord Bute is building a .splendid pal
are at Mountstuart, near R othsay, in
Scotland, on the site of the old house,
which was destroyed by lire nearly two
years ago. The new house, which is
built of red sandstone, in the Gothic
stlo, from the plans of Mr. Anderson,
of Edinburgh, will b-J 2iJ0 feet in length,
and is to have live stories; the external
walls afe to bo five feet thick. The
grand entrance hall is to bo adorned
with magnificent columns of marble
ami alabaster, and tho marble to be
used in tho house will cost at least
250,000. The laying of tho founda
tion has cost SoO.OOO, and it is proba
ble that the palace will not be complet
ed under $1,-'50.000.
i- mm
There are no less than 1,233 f -male
clerks employed in the Treasury De
partment at Washington. Their sal
aries range from 1,8 rO to $180 per
annum. In several other departments
female labor is largely utilized. Ac
cording to the New York llcruhl there
are no less than 75,000 women, not
including domestic servants, in the
City of New York who support tbeni
Belres by their own labor.
Peacs to His Ashes.
Not long since Cos IV S ni!h took a
s'iTll through the Austin graveyard.
When ho came out of tho graveyard he
lo iked very serioa?.
(lilhooly meeting him asked him
what was the mallir.
"Nothing, only I w;u thinking tha
the Austin husband must light all tho
fires in tho mornings."
"What ninkus sou think so?"
"Well, 1 see 'so many of them are
barned to death. I noticed on thro 3
or four tonibs:iios 'Peace to his ash
es.' " 7 cj-.'s Si ft fn fin.
The Deceitful Kangaroo.
Lamb like as is the face ef tho kan
garoo, tender and soft as aro his eyes,
ho is by no means as jrentle as ho looks,
says tho Loudon Globe. Like the
heathen Chinee, his countenance belies
him, and there are few more exeitiug
and withal dangerous sports than kan
gar o shooting.' To the htiuter seeking
for some no.v sensation, a visit to the
wilds of Austra'i.i in search of kanga
roos can be recommended. It retpiin s
a tleet horse to run au "old man" down
if he gets a fair chance to show tail;
ami strong, well-traine I dogs to tackle
him when brought in bay. Inside his
soft, dewy lips nre strong, formidable
teeth, which can bite severely. His
forepaws, weak as they seem, can lift a
dg high in air and crush him to death;
wiiile, when King down, his favori'c
lighting attitude, ho can kick with his
po-.verad hind legs in a manner that
raj.i dy clears a circle round him; and
w.-o betide the man or dog that comes
whidn reach of tlio-e huge claws.which
can make a tlcsh wound deep enough
t maim the one or kill the other. Of
course, we hero speak of tho great
kangaroo, the boomer, or old man, oi
the colonists. As a matter of fact,
there are s me thirty eliffcrent kinds of
kangaroos in habiting various parts of
Australia, and one species peculiar to
New Guinea. They vary in size from
the tiny hare kangaroo of South Aus
tralia, the most agile of its kind, which
is but little larger than a rabbit, to the
several giaut s-poeies, whether black,
red, brown or gray, some of which
stand nearly six feet high.
mt
Congregations of London Churches.
The St. James's Gazette of Juno 13
publishes a census of the congregations
of all the city of London churches and
chapels, taken on the morning of Sun
day the 1st of May. It shows that, in
cluding St. Paul's Cathedral, there aro
in the" city G3 churches, with seating
accommodations for 32,455 worship
pers, of whom only 6,721 were present
when the census was taken, where as
the 1G chapels, with accommodation
for 15,290 worshippers, had congrega
tions amounting in the aggregate to
4,3Ui). Some of tho church congrega
tions wero lutii.-rou.sly small. Thus,
at St. Duiistau-iu-the-East, the number
of jersons present, excluding officials
and poor attending for relief, was only
4; and at St. Nh-hola's, Colo Ab.ey.
with the same deductions, only 2. At
St. Andrew's. Mary Axe, of which the
Bishop r.edford is the incumbent, tie;
coilire congregation consisted of 145
pe: -o:ts, oi whom 41 were officials and
tin ir fam'iics and school children, tho
income of 1 bis parish being 2,400 a
year. At St. Bololph's Bishopgate.
the Rev. W. Rogers is, according to
ti e Ctergy List, paid 1,G50 a year for
ministering to a congregation which,
on tiio 1st of May, was without officials
and poor, only 221 in number, and tho
Rev. W. II. Dickinson, who receives
i.T,5oO per annum, rejoices iu a con
gregation which with the same deduc
tions, numbers 13. The total sum paid
to tho London parochial clergy, is ac
cording to tiie clergy Directory, 41,-
814 per annum.
-c- - a 1 1
Adnina Patii's Horse.
Adelin v Pstti's chief aniusemfvit at
Craig-y-Nos is derived from driving
a spirited team of horses about the
couutiy, which is "all uo and down"
in every direction, one hundred yards
of level" road being hereabouts as groat
a rarity as a elancing dolphin in Pica
dilly. She is a capital whin, and oti
the host of terms with her four-fooled
vassals. "Sam," her especial favorite,
is a pony of considerable parts and
strong intlividu tllty. Do live 4 in a
loose b x, from which ho commands a
view of the kitchen windows, and has
made it his business to discover the
secret of the stable door lock. Ev ry
morning, when he first catches sight
of his particular friend, the cordon oral,
he opens his door, walks composedly
across ti e yard there is no indecent
haste about "Sam" ascends the kitch
en s.ep.s, and prcsetits himo!f with tho
assurance of a welcome visitor in tho
penetralia of the culinary sanctum.
lbs pro-one having received due ac
know lodgment in the shape of a suc
culent carrot, or, haply, a crisp lump
of loaf sugar, he gravely retraces his
steps to his domicile, with the some
what self-satisfied air of an epicurean
philosopher whose just requirements
havo been promptly and exhaustively
attended to. WhitnhnU Jlevieio.
Many persons will take no med
icine until prostrated on a bed of sick
ness. This is folly. Nature always
cal's for assistance when needed to
throw off impurities. With our habits
ot life, it is necessary to render this
heli). Prickly Ash Bitters will not
force nature, but acts mildly and ren
ders the assistance required. Try
them. 24t5
Hose, Hose.
Ladies you can get the best and
largest assortment of hose in this city
at Freel Herrmann's. 24tl
At'lO-shun, l.iedei kranz !
Regular semi-annual meeting and
change of officers next Sunday. Busi
ness of importance. A full attendance
desired. By order of
SKCHETAKY.
Experience the Best Cure.
The constant practice most women
have in caring for the sick makes
them often more skilful than physi
cians in selecting medicines. The
reason why women are every wpere
using and recommending Parker's Gin
ger Tonic is, because they have learn
ed by that best of guides experience
that this excellent family medicine
speedily overcomes despondency, peri
odical headache, indigestion, hvsr
complaints, pain or weakness in the
back and kidneys, and other troubles
peculiar to the sex. Home Journal.
See Adv. ' 2445
Farmers Attention.
In order to gratify the wishes of
hundreds of our customers who have
repeatedly expressed a desire that we
would exchange merchanelise in our
line such as Dry Goods, Millinery,
Clothing and Gent's Furnishing
Goods, Boots and Shoes. Hats, Caps,
Trunks, Valises and Jewelry for
Country Produce. We are now
pleased to advise you that we have
perfected arrangements whereby we
will be able to accommodate all. So
bring on your produce and avail your
selves of our great advertised price
list. We will pay the highest market
price for produce and you in return
will receive anything in our line at
the lowest cash figures. Don't forget
the place next door to Court House.
17tf Solomon & Nathan.
NOTICES.
Brown's Vegetable Liver Pills
Are a sure cure for Liver Complaint,
Constipation and Biliousness. For
sale by all Drt-ggists in the West.
Money to Loan.
Money to loan on real estate secur
ity. Inquire of D. D. Martindale,
Louisville, Neb. 13tf
Come and See
The large stock of Spring Shoes and
Slippers, good and nice at Merges'. 4tf
Crites and Ramsey, attorneys and
Notary Public, second door east of
Court "House. Plattsmouth, Neb. otOtc
For Sale or Trade.
A good second hand wagon, for sate
cheap or will trade for buggy,
quire at this office.
En-
-The best and cheapest.
The finest and neatest
Shoes and Slippers
For little trippers
at Mehges.
4tf
Cigar Clippings, 35 cts. per
lb., at Schlegel & Niemann's,
opposite r. U.
7tr
Dr. Black's
Rheumatic Cure, an internal medi
cine warranted a safe, certain and
speedy curj for Rheumatism, Neural
gia, Lame Backs, Pains in the side,
Stomach, Kidneys, &c, &c. Smith,
Black & Co. have sold over ono hun
dred bottles in the last two months
48lf
If you want to buy or sell city proper
ty of any kind
If you want to buy or sell a farm of
any kind
If you want money with farm lands
to secure it call on
Will S. Wise,
4Gm3 Fitzgerald Block.
It Must Be So.
For all who use Brown's Pepsin
Tonic say it is a sure cure for Dys
pepsia and sick Headache. Try it.
For sale by all Druggists in Platts
mouth and East Plattsmouth.
Pepsin. Rhubarb, Mandrake & (Jenliaii
Are the active ingredients of
Brown's Pepsin Tonic. (Jive this
wonderful Dyspepsia remedy a trial
and be cured. For sale by all drug
gists in Neb.
To the Citizen's or the County and Slate.
I have now ready for market 100,000
White and Fire brick, which we will
sell at reasonable prices; parties wish
ing to build a firerproof house before
the comet comes down, call on J. T. A
IIcovek, Louisville, Nebraska.
For Sale.
A house ami lot situated on the
N. II. corner of Granite and Seventh
sts. The house is l.V story ; contains
five rooms ami a pantry, is almost
new and in good condition. Price
.$1000; .$700 cash and balance in one
year. For farther information en
quire of D. II. Wheeler Ar Co. Agt.
lGtl'
Alderiiey Slock.
F. Beaumeister now
Mr. J
o w ns
the
ALDERXEV BULL, "WELLINGTON,"
No. 1907, dropped January 4th, 1878,
Sire, Kentucky, 2d, 758; grandsire,
Kentucky G28. From imported Tran
sit, bred by II. S. Durand, Wis., which
it will be rememberenl Chaplain
Wright brought here last year. This
bull is a thorough-bred Alderney, or
Jersey bull and will be kept for servi
ces this summei at Mr. Beaumeister's
place north of town, on t he Platte
Valley road. All who desire the use
of such an animal should call and see
the undersighed,
J. F. Beaumeistkk.
Stock from a distance, pastured free
of charge after the first of May. 52tf
Notice to Teachers.
Examination of persons wishing to
teach in Cass county, will be at the
following times and places:
At Plattsmouth, 1st Friday and Sat
urday in January, February, May, Au
gust, October and November. At
Weeping Water, 1st Friday and Satur
day in March, June and September. At
Louisville 1st Friday and Saturday in
April, July and December. Notice of
other examinations will be given.
At Elm wood the last Friday and
Saturdap of March. At Greenwood
the last Friday and Saturday in Feb
ruary. E. II. WOOLEY,
42tf Superintendent.
Rescued from Death.
Iu the following remarkable state
ment. William J. Coughlin of Somer
ville, Mass., says: "In the fall of 1876
I was taken with a violent bleei
ixu of the lvngs followed by a se
vere cough. I was so weak at one
time that I could not leave my bed.
In the summer of 1877 I was admitted
to the City Hospital. While there the
doctors said I bad a bole in my left
lung as big as a half dollar. I expend
ed over a hundred dollars in Jdoctors
and medicines. I gave up hope, but a
friend told me of Dlt. HALL'S BAL
SAM FOB TIIE LUNGS. I got a
bottle to satisfy him, when to my sur
prise and gratification, 1 commenced
to feel belter, and to-day feci in better
spirits than I have the past three years.
I write this hoping that every one
afflicted with Diseased Lungs will be
induced to take Dr. WM. HALL'S
BALSAM FOB TIIE LUNGS and be
convinced that CONSUMPTION
CAN BE CUBED. I can positively
pay that it has done more good than
ad the other medicines I have taken
during my sickness." Sold by drug
gists. 13
Brown's Blackberry and Ginger.
Shouhl be in every house during the
heated season. It never fails to cure
Diarrhoea. Dysentery and Cholera
Morbus. For sale by J. II. Buttery,
Smith, Black & Co., O. F. Johnson and
J. M. Bobert', Plattsmouth, "J. V
Painter, East Plattsmouth.
Dr. Black's Kkeumatic Cure is an
internal remedy and is pronounced by
hundreds who have used it to contain
more true medical virtue than any
other kind thrown upon the market in
the shape of oils and liniments. It is
warranted. Smith, Black & Co., pro
prietors. Sold by P. S. Barnes and A
D. Marshall, Weeping Water. Neb. Stf
Organs.
A few more bargains in my clos
ing out stock; don't delay if you want
a number one instrument at a very
low
figure.
James Pettee, ag't.
i red Coreler will sell wagons
cheaper than they t an be got at any
other place in Nebraska. He has the
Lest makes. Give him a call and get a
good wagon cheap. 21t4
Ice!
F. S. White is now delivering Ice daily
te customers at remarkably low price's.
Call or leave orders at his store, ou
Maiu St. lotf
SPECIAL
LEGAL NOTICES.
Tax Deed Notice.
To tiio unknown or non-rsidrnt ownT or
claimant of lot eleven (11), block one liitmlred
ami tlui ly-fotir (1W). hi t!i cily of I'luttmioutli
I an e'otiiity, Nebraska : You are hereby notl-fli-tltliut
tlii above described, real entitle w
:isM-scd and taxed fur tiio year PtTS as bvlont;
ii. to an unknown owner or non-rrnldciit of
said county : that the said real estvte was old
on the 211 day of November, l;9, for tl de
liuiiietit. tax of said year, l7t, to the tiiiacr
nliicd ; that titilexs rt-dciiiptioii from s.l l Hale
be made before the Ivtli day if Iteceniher, A.
. lfcSI. a deed will be issued to the utidt.'iHiU
oil by the Treasurer of said County.
Joh.n Simmons.
rialtunotitli. Neb., Au. 23, IKsl. 2U3
Sheriffs Sale.
Bv virtue of an Order of Sale. Issued by W. C.
Showaltcr, t teik ot the District Court witUtn
and for Cusk County, Nebraska, and to me di
rected, I will ou the 1st day of October, A. 1.
lrtsl, at 10 o'clock a. in. of said day, at the south
door of the Court House. In anl County, sell at
public auction the following real estate, to-wit :
The west half (w'i) of tho north west quarter
(ttw'il of section No, thtrtv (Jtn. in township
To. teu (10). north oi range No. eleven tl 1), east
of the titli M., la Ca County, Nebraska,
'lhe same beinc levied upon and taken as the
property of William II. Heck and Sarah Jane
Beck, t'. II. McCorutick and the Singer Manu
facturing Company, defendants, to satisfy a
jitdutiu-nt f said Court recovered by Phillip 1.
Kltiuge, plaintilf. . .
It. W. HvF.Ito, SlierliT Cass Co., Nib.
riattsmotttli. Neb., Aug. 30, A. 1). 1h1. att5
Notice of Application for Li
cense. All persons interested will take imtice that 1
have illed mv application wilh the City Council
of t he City of I'lattsmotith for a lieue to sell
malt, vinous and spititous liquors at retail in
the 4tli ward of said city, as repaired by section
of chapter U) rev ised slalote of ISM.
i31J 1'KTKlt MlMM.
riattsmouth, August 21Uh. 1M1.
Notice of Application for Li
cense. All person interested take notice that I
have tiled mv application with the City Council
ul the City of riattsmouth foi a license to sell
nalt, vinous and spiritous liipmrs at ilail In
the lut ward of said city, as required by section
i of chapter 60 levisod statutes of Ikki.
J3I2 FKK.ru loos.
riattMiioulh, Ant. i'5tli. 1RI.
Legal Notice.
In tlie Diet i-ict Court of Cas Co. Neb. 1 it tho
matter ot the entate of Augustus B. .Sharp,
Deceased, late of Fulton County, tleorgia.
Notice is hereby (rivttn that 1 have made ap
plication for a licence to sell and convey t lie
north half and the southeast piartcr of thu
nout Invest quarter of section ii, towin-hip II,
north of range II east of the Ulh 1 M. In Cans
County Nebraska. And all persons interested
are notified to appear before the Hon. S B.
Pound. Judge of the -Jd Judicial District, lit
Lincoln, Lancaster County, Nebraska. In the
Clerk's otlico at one o'clock p. in. on said day
to show eaiD-e if any lliey have why license lo
sell ami convev said real estate should not be
granted according to thu prayer of the petition
tiled in "aid cause. John Black,
By A. N. St i i. ivan. Administrator.
2J14 bis Attorney.
Sheriffs Sale.
By virtue of an order of f ale Issued bv W. C.
Showalter. Clerk of the District Court within
and lor Cass County, Nebraska, and to me di
rected, 1 will on Saturday the 1st day of Octo
ber A. D. ll. at lo o'clock a. in., of said day, at
tlie south door of the Court House, in the City
of riatlsiuouth, in said Conuty. t-ell at public
auction the following real estate tow it: Com
inencinj; lo7f", feet north and Lf-'tt fee' eant of
the foulhvet corner of net-lion seven (T) town
ship twelve (Ii!) north of range fourteen ill) cast
of the tt h 1. M. More particularly described a
being the northeast corner of 1 ow nsend' Ad
dition to the Cily of lMatlsmoiith thence wet
parallel with t lie fonth line of Kiid rection iO
feet, thence north 4.'!0 feet, thence e ist parallel
with the south line of this tract ;nO feet, thence
south parallel wilh the west line of this tract
4:i) feet, to Use place of beginning containing
two (?) acres. Ihetaine being levied upon mid
taken as the property of Coin ad Hippie, Mary
hippie. Jofeph Beer-ley, C. W. I. 111:01 & Co.:
Thomas Hallowell. ( iirad Heirll e'o, ; and
John llross. Defendants ; to satiety a judge
ment of raid Court reco eicil by A. B. Smith,
Flaintiir. It. W. Hikkh,
By M. Mi ilLWiti.v, Sheriff of Cas Co.
jH-pniy. ii
PlattMiiouth. Scb., Aug. 24lll A. 1). lohl.
Road Notice.
To all whom it may concern :
1 he oiiemng of two hcciioii line roads Having
been petitioned fot by J. B. Meisinger etui.,
anil described as folio wit : First load commen
cing at south east corner ol section two (ii),
township twelve (12). range twelve (12), and
running thetie west two U) miles, and terminat
ing at southwest corner of section three (3).
taute township and range ; Second road eoni
mcneing at south east corner of section ten ( lot
township twelve (!:.). range twelve (Bv. ruuniiitf
tlivuce north one uuil one-nail (i'i) limes, aui
terminating at s. e. corner of north cast quar
ter ine'.l ol 'necl ion three (3). same tow ushin
and range, all objections thereto or claims for
damages, must lit: niea 111 me 1 oui.iy t h-ik s
oilice on or before noon of the Mil day of Octo
ber, A. D. issl, or such roads will be opened
without reference thereto.
2')i j J. D. 1 ltt, count y Clerk.
Proposals for Bids.
SEA T.F.I) riCOI'OSAl.S will be received at
the oilice of Dr. John BUck, l'lattsu.out h, Ne
braska, until il o'clock, noon, September 1st,
lnfu. for the eraction of a brick building, oa the
corner of Main ami Sixth streets, l'lut t-uioiith,
Nebraska. Said building to be two stories high
and ninety-tw ty2) feet front ; one-half ex
tending back sixty-six () feet, and the other
half eighty X0 feet. The lower story to be di
vided into four business rooms, and th upper
story to be litted up forolliees. Plans and spe
cifications may be seen at the office of Dr. John
Black, Plattsmouth. or at tho otlic-e of Archi
tect Driscoll. Oiuuha. The right to reject any or
all bids is reserved. M. B. V 11 11 n,
o. II. Black.
It. B. V l.MIHA.M,
Building Com. on the part of the M. E. Church.
Dit. John Black.
riattsmouth. Neb., Aug. 17th, ncM.
PiBio?ale Your Feathers.
McCLELLaXI) BROS. & CO.
ars prep:. red to renovate feathers with McAr
tlaii's celebrated Strain Feather Keiiovator,
patented Feb. 25th. and acknowledged to
be the lateet and best invention y;t made to
perform this necpssary work.
The highest testimonials have been received
from the leading physicians of each cily where
the machine, has been operated, bearing testi
mony the renovating of feathers to be a vital
question, and well worth all the cost for the
consideration of health alone.
The ladies of riattsmouth will oblige the firm
by examining the process at their establish
ment, when the full process will be explained.
Located at store formerly held by I). H. Wheel
er Jfc Co., Real Estate AgeDts, north side Main
stlect between 2d and 3d streets. Olden) by
card called for and delivered.
.SATISFACTION' ( 1 1 1 A 1 1 A N T 1 C E I )
OH NO CHARGE MADE.
M CI.EI.LAND BROS. & CO. ref.-r with great
pleasure to the following Influential citizens of
riattsmouth who have favored them with
their work, and who will give their testimony
of satisfaction given by the Firm :
Dr. Schildknecht, Mrs. C. K. Weseott.
Mr. ('apt. Palmer, Sheriff R. YV. J lycra.
Iudge w. 11. Newell, c. 11. rai tneie,
M. 1.. White
.Mrs. .Mcf.ntee,
Mrs. O'Keefe,
J. Mathews,
Mrs. Jas. Ilodgcrt,
Mrs. T. W. Shrvock,
Rev. J. Gallagher,
J. P. Young,
Jutige O'Donohoe,
Kasgorshek Bros.,
Mrs. M. Waybright,
Mrs. Staueliiiauii.
Mrs. E. Oliver,
and many others too numerous to mention. 21U
William Jewell College,
Fourteen miles N. E. of Kansas City, on the
H. & St. Jo. R. Ii. One tf the best Colleges fur
young men ; w ith an excellent l'reparatory De
partment. Students can take the Regular
Course for ii degree, or an ICnjrllh or Hum
Iness Course, or Helrt Studies. Moral
fpeeially guarded ; city healthful ; goo-1 board
and lodging of Uncfrt )oxxille ftyi'i 1 1. Ely Hall
completed. Write for catalogue.
2114 YV. II. ROTH WELL. Liberty, Mo.
LAKE FOREST UNIVERSITI
I-udle' Hrniinary- unsurpassed. A rati -my
thorough. College lour eojr-es.
Year begins Sept 7th. t.samine or ytmrrtlrt.
Catalogue sent by the President, D. S. (iKKii
orv, D. D., Lake Forest, III. 20tls
" AUr.NTS AND CANVASSERS
Make from to SSO per week selling
poods for E. ;. R1DEOL T it CO., 10 Barclay
Street, New York. 2-'yl
Send for their Catalogue and terms.
fc70A WEEK, f 12 a day at home easily mIe
V Costly outfit free.
Augusta. Maine.
Address, Tliik & e'o.
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Documents and papers of any kind
necessary for the execution of wills,
etc., and the collection of monies
through the courts of Germany and
Denmark, can be had through Hansen
& Chassot. They will also attend to
every and all matters wl ich persons
residing here may wish to have attend
ed to in Germany and Denmark, with
prompt iK'.ss and despatch, especially
the collection and payment of monies
through any bank here and there. 1