LOCAL NEWS.
From nlnestty't Imi.y.
(Jv7"-0!n2 liitle distiii-Lanco occurred on
tho streets yt-sterd ij evenin-ona or two
persons gUin cr.-i J crab!. !. ruined.
Oan i'n, an J will open court ia that city
today. So sijs the H-rsiJ.
(E2?"Ilep from lSr.i s ij the reti r
t far indicate that the Ke(ub'.icin 1:1a
jority will be about 3-3,0;).).
Q'jTJ. G. Iliys, K-tq., will accept our
tia trty th.inliij for a warrant? deed, ex
c i' 1 by him to ourse'.f, for Lot No. G in
Dlaok Nj. S3, of Young & H iys' addition
to riattsmn ath It be.iutiful'y located,
and ho has plenty inre of the h.ihi coi-t.
r .-R.)b:ick'i IV.o.yd Pills nro undoubf.
f.Y.y tlif mo-t valuable of nil the Cathnr
ti i IVI olT-rcd to tbo publio operating
by tutu of .1 specni! a.Tinity for the
n.icin tnmbranu 0 f tho bowe 1 ; being
huar coated tlicy are epeci tl!y adapted
for the u-f of children and art unques
li n:ibly ens of our most sati-f nctory
r-.tlltartivM an J sh-mld bo in constant use
in om?A';; practice.
f"If jju want your teeth repaired or
hr.t ones inserted, j'lst c;i!I at Dr.
Mw-Cluikey's oSce, wbero he prepared
ti do all kinds c f Dental work in the host
iin 1 moat substantial manner. The Dr.
is ta'king of lo iving in a short time and
will be absent for setert! weeks Don't
lt a K'JJ oppirt:: iity pa-to, ai the Dr.
m a good and reliable. Dentist.
1,UI td-lj't I Ui'j,'.
("Why don't the Xtws or the Omaha
Ilorul.l have pomethin1' to say about Rock
UIuITj and the Cass county "Inf.imy?"
Where's Woolworth?
fJiMij. V."hee!or arrived at l.otn on
Tu-'dnav last, just in tinn to d;-po.it hi8
ballot a;aint Andy Johrno'i and the
pilicy wh'ch would nlbw cx-rcbda to
rule this nation.
7"li.iturns from the (Irand Inland
1'r.cinct, 1111 co inty, which had been
rxpoctt-d to give 03 tides rolls in 9 lie
publican uiajurtty. Well done fur the
noble Germans and Scandinavians!
Tlify are true to freedom evert time.
!Jl)oe county is rej.ortod to bate
:ven Hognrs, (Ui-p.) for Councilman and
Senator 100 majority. It m esthndted
tliit Surpy will give but 80 Democratic
urij irity, and the election of Rogers ovw
Robertson i.-t conceded. The Republican
Territorial tiokct h-n 'Jj mtjority.
riThe O nilin fl-ra'J "rives up tffe
fi.Tii'in, and savs it m in no hurry to
L'j.-'.r f ro:n the Territory. Th Ucpubli-i-vi
giin in thj city of Omaha is about
".. Well d ne, Kepubiic ins of Om ih.i.
You hi'.ve- fo'jbt nobly, and the victory
i eomploto. You Litre do:i equally
Wu'il with your friends :n tbi" cir;.
Q-"Ve h"ar of som j few individ'rtl
iit ibis city who are endeavoring to make
I I'iitica! CJpit.il uut of ihe disturbnncc
wliich occured on tl;e sir.-et on election
d ly. We have to s :y in tb.is matter
tli.-tt we d of roc ate pu'i occurmices ns
much as any one : y-t wc think those
l.o try to Iiy this one at the door of
t'.e Republican party of th.s ci'y are
"ri?on::ig without t'oi ir ho it." Wo would
u-k tlism, who, or what parly, ha con
trol of the city povcrnmont. Is it tlie
Republican party 5 . e Ii'-publicans
the control of th city goverrnn"nt y-ss
they will have nest Reason), and thin
you may b!u:ce them when troubles ori
inate from a too free i:e of bad wbitkiy
on eh ction day. We havo urged, rrcvi
ciis to every election, that ths Mayor
w ould issue his proe! am ition closing all
alo?ns on tha day of cb ctijn ; 3-et it lias
iicver be.n done. We have a Denojratic
Mayor, a full board of Democratic Al
dermen, and a Democratic c ty Marshall.
Sow, we ask, what r!iri" f unv should
eb 5oe!d responsible when rows ojour
from a too free uc of v ad whiskey ou
!ect:on day. The only thing for which
the Republican party caul J be censured
in connection with t.'u affray on last
Tuosday, would be because those who
)me out victorious were Republicans.
There is not a man in Plaltsruouth who
doea not believe that hid all tha liquor
in the city been kept under lock and key
during the entire day, there would not
hare been any disturbance. Give us 11
Republican city government if you want
quiet on election -days.
From TrUla'j't jAiiltj.
s?"Deinocrats all endorse the Consti
tutional Amendment now that the election
is over.
Cllt you want a first rate sewing
luachJce, at low figures, call on F. P.
"ToJJj at Newman's Clothing Emporium.
5-"Thft street crosiins are being
rapidly completed, and before cold
weather the who! job will bo dor.e.
C"Can anybody tell how many sol
diers votes were bought with a jug of
whiskey last Tuesday i
:C?non. Win. F. Chapin, member
tle-jt to tho Houie of representatives,
left for tho up river country th:s after
noon. Caprice men bate not all left Ne
braska City yet. It gives a mnjority of
450 for Morton orer Marquett. The
. cousrtj precincts will cut it down to
about -100.
CHon C. W Seymour and J. II.
Croxton, Esq., were in the city, to day,
the former selling lands and town lots
belonging to the estate of the late Wm.
H. Taylor.
"People generally are preparing for
winter. Now houses are being build,
and "old ones made a g"5i'd a new."
CarjionterSj Mason-, ect-, are ell busy.
l?"W'e had the pleasure of partaking
of a nicerepast at the restaurant of Billy
Irian, last evening, provided by tbo suc
cessful candidates. Oysters, peaches,
and other go-id things, were In abundance,
C7"Col. Tu.xbury and Judge Reed, cf
Nebraska City, stave 1 in town last night.
on their way to Omaha. They appear
to ho!J olHea under his Atrcidency, A
Johnson, with a great deal ofcomplacen
3?"This is a busy season with farmers;
but the honest yeomanry were not bo
busy but what they could turn out elee
tion day and rebuke the man and the
policy that threatens destruction to the
principles of Republican goveaninent.
From Saturday' 1 Jjaily
m
CtsTGo to Newman'a Clothing Empo
rium for your fall and winter clothing
II? his just received a new stock.
t. -.7 . Fp in or horses attached to a
wagon backed over tho bank into the
riter near Simpson, Sharp, Co, ware
house yesterday. They were got out
without serious loss or damage.
("A son of Mr. Brink was thrown
from a horse yesterday, and narrowly
escaped bving killed. It was thought
for soma time that lifo was extinct, but
he finally revived, and is now in a fair
way to .ecover
rProgress is the order of the day in
tlrti country, and when an opportunity is
oflared to take a step in .advance it is
directly improved, as it should be. Mr.
S. H: Walkers has a few Chester White
pigs which ha will dispose of. Who
wants them.
P7"Our friends in tb country aro be-
gi-.ing to take a lively interest in mak
ing tho Daily IIkralo a success. We
have received several subscriptions from
tho country latelv. Among others, John
K. Beaty, of Union P. 0. has helped to
increase the list.
t?"Wo heard a good Democrat, one
who never voted anvother ticket, saj on
th strcot to day that il,JejJ Dtii nextr
brtrayit 'tin itly." We n!I know where
Jctf stood during ths rebellion. If he
never betrayed his party," where did
it stand ?
t"The Bcllcvue Times says the
"stenmr disunion" left that place, for
Salt Creek. The old hulk came around
this way and took on a few passengers
(such as could not drive oxen). From
the manner in which tho old craft has
been battered since she loaded with "my
polioy,' we are of the opinion she will
wrsok the whole outfit about the time
she arrives at her destination.
From JfvHiry' Vitily.
Q Wheat is selling at SI. 00 p?r bu
hel, potatoes $1.2-3, apples $2 "5 to
2.75.
C"E. O. D.'vey, of the firm of Ami
soa & pjvey arrived at homo Sat.
urday morning. 11-5 has been east pur
chasing goods.
5Ths W.-iverly came up yesterday,
disc'-nrir.g a conMdtr..b!e anmunt of
goods at our landing, She has been
placed in the regular line.
"Cv'Chi3 Siurgcs, of the Bdlevue
'runes, p'isscd up on the VV:vr!y yes
terday. Suirges has been absent on a
visit east for about five weeks.
FiTThHre is a great call for colt on- '
. iii-i '
wood lumber jut iuw, anil but little to
be had. Why don't some one keep a
gjod fupj 'y on h;ind It would cert airily
p;tv a hire profit.
C'i-TCol. John M. Chivinston the
fighting person, preached at the M. E.
Church in this city lust evening. He
was particularly severe on grog shop?.
?"Mii!s county, Iowa, ive.s a mnjori
o l'J7 for tho Rej ublicin ticket; a guin
of 12 over last Tear. Fremont county
gives a Democratic majority of 145; a
Republican gain cf over 100.
3?" The Glenwood Opinion ays there
was a pnrtial ee.ipse of the Sun on thuSth
inst.. end a total eclipse of tin Copper
head on theOih. The former lasted but
a few minutes : th- Inter will continue to
the end of timo.
?"A team uttarhed to a lumber wa
gon be:ame frightened at a tteam
whi.-tle last Saturd-ty evening, and made
thing "spin around" generally. A wo
man and child c?iue near being run over.
People should b? cireful about leaving
U tins without hitch'ng
f"Tho Omaha Herald has devoted
considerable space since the election to
the abuse of foreigners, charging that it
w.is money and ignorance which caused
thm to voto the Republican ticket.
That's tho modern Democratic doctrine
if you can't ue people for your own
aggrandisement, tibme and vilify them,
39"Fall and winter goods are being
received in abundance by our merchants.
Although the westernt trade hag been
small this season, yet there appears to be
no very great falling off in the amount
of goods sold. Our ljcal trade has in
creased, as it will continue to do un
til tho broad and fertile prairies cf Ne
braska are all settled up.
From TutHliiy't Daily.
(r37"A new bell, for l.t Presbyterian
Church of this city, arrived some days ago
It cast $375.
f.y.Sjma half dozen Mackinaw boats
passed down the river yesterday from
the upper Missouri.
jyThe Omaha Republican says : Ve
were very glad to meet yesterday, Mr. A.
D- Richardson who has so far recovered
from his sickness as to be able to appear
on the street again. Mr. R. has during
the past week been under the affectionate
care of relatives in Council Bluffs. Ild
expected to be ble to resumo his jonrney
to New York, this momirg "
GTRet. Geo. C. Betts, Rector of S t.
Luke's Parish, is expected hon-e in a
few days We lara he has procured a
bell for the new Church building in this
city.
C57"The people of Saunders county
nn;..l ...
and elected a full county ticket nt th
recent election. Party lines were not
drawn on tho county ticket. Tho officers
elect', d nre about equally divided be
tween the two parties. The county is
largely Republican, as the ,voto on ti.e
Territorial ticket will show. It is sup
posed tho county sent will be located at
the Ford on Salt Creek, where a lively
little town has already sprung up.
ZTW. L. Hobbs, Esq., of Rock Bluffs
left a ''small potato" at our office to-day
which weighed nine and a half' pounds. It
is another one of those famous Bermuda
Reds, and was raised by N. R. Hobbs,
E-tq. We don't want to hear any more
about your five and six pound potatoes
at Oiu iha and Nebraska City we throw
away ail such "nn!l trash" in Cass
county. Mr. Ilobbs informs us that he
had a wagon load that any one of them
would weigh more than five punds.
Cass county has tho '"bolt" so far.
"Ainong tha most enterprising cit
izens of Nebraska, wo would claps Den
nis Dean, Esq., of Salt Creek Ford.
Ho has done more.perhaps,than any oth-
or man, towards developing and se tling
up the rich country on the lower Salt
Creek. He doesnot allow mon v to lie
idle bat keeps it on the mote for the im
provement of whateverl locality ho is
in. Ha has already built several
cotly and substantial buildings
nt the Ford, among which aro a
first-class flouring mill, and a
woolen fac'ory the first in Nebraska.
With th energy and foresight of sueh
racn as Mr. Dean to tako tho lead, the
country about Salt Creek cann t fail to
prosper. Wo need a few more such
spirits.
MARRIED.
On October 10th, al the Parsonage,
near Rock Bluffs, by the Rev. Thomas I
McCartney, Mr. F. O. Kendall a.i J Miss
Rachael Allison ,bot!i of Cass Co. N. T.
In Glenwood, Iowa, October 11th 1S('G.
by .the Rev. J-C. Otis at tho rewidence
of the bridn's parents, Mr. II. II. Wood
row, of Mills Co. Iowa, and Miss IIattie
R. daughter of Hon. Win. Wiikller lato
of St. Joseph Co. Michigan.
D- II- Wheeler at home again-
I take pleasure in infornti ljr, my old
business patrons that. I am at home
ngnin and established in tho (iener.il
Aeny business tii of old. Thankful
for past favors, I now solicit the rat-i
ronae of my old, anid all new friendi to
to give in e a call. I will endeavor to
give iAtisf action to all.
A l biisiacoa intrusted to my c ir will
receive my pro'iipt and personal atten
tion. Give iue a call at the old oilice in
the Court Ilnrue.
I. TT. Wukki.fr,
r,f firm of D. H. Wheeler &. C.
Plaf.sna.r.h N.h. Oct. 13th 18CC
Eiiuoitb op vowiir.
K gei.tlrfiuau who suPVr ! fur years fro-u Vcrv rs
l)-.'j:ii;y, rreniatute l'icay, and all ihe cis i.f
y.i:it!if:;! iudi.L-rvtioti, vril', for ihe -aVeof i u.iin!r
huui.tn ity, tend t-e- to all who n-el it, the iceipt
and (iiucii-i.fc for n aliii.' IU- h'i pie ie-iu'y l-
wl L w:', ccttii. suuerc. wim.ugio pru.v. hy
"dvertUer'a exi eiieute, tn do .-o ! y ai Lewi e
in prif. bt K-i.fiJer.ee. li On tN,
applbwUci No. 42 Cedar M., Ne-i Yo k
7"Iii going for or ordering goods,
the gr ;it question to be solved is where
they can be had so as to enable the pur
chaser to make the greatest profit If
they can bo had ne.ir home for about the
same money that would have to be raid
at a greater distance, it is certainly an
induc"":n''iit. Let our dealers in Groce
ries, Liquors, e.c, reason upon this sub
ject, and when they want anything in the
line, go to Wcstheimer & Eppsti-in, in
St. Joseph, and we doubt not they can
make it more profitable than to sr nd or go
further east. je201iu'
settle" UP.
All persons indebted to me by account
or otherwise, are requested to call und
settle forthwith. All accounts unpaid
will, after a reasonable length of time,
be placed in the hands of aa officer for
collection.
fepSd.f Geo. Boick.
FURNITURE,
COFFINS,
AtiD
Cabinet - Work !
II- BOJECK
11 ivii.i -niird hi ."-hop and Sal'-H-ro.ms ww d
re.-p-'lfn y nnnnd llii J-eop!a in this vicinity tfnt
h.i can fnrii-h them w in the Tery bes m:ture.
C hair.-, o- v her Cabinet-work, at the uioM r-a-.'1i-ahie
rate. 1 i-h tM li'' p con-tantiy on hand a la: fit
a-orMnonl of E.utU.rn 11 or t. and am also prtpatwi
lo 11 anu:-i 1 1 niTlhiue in iny line on tort aotiUr.
A farge a-.-.-tra' iit .-f Ke.t. y ma.ie CrfSus -pl al
a ! tltiie. l i1! mad exinius my stock mid price
J. 10 dvr tf 11. LOtUK,
Win. StitcIi-lBiinnu s& Co,
One door nest of Donelan's Drug-siore,
Dealers in
Ready-made Clothing,
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
HAT. CAPS. LOOTS. SHOES,
TULWKS, VALISES,
and a penrral stock i f
OUTFITTING GOODS
Kor th l'ljiun; also, a lar; lot of
RUBBER CLOTIILVG. REVOLV
ERS YOTIOJ'S.
We bought low and will sell cheap for cash. Cal.
and exartuueour stuck hrfore 3011 bur any where clirl
jjl '(6 Wui. 81 AUKLUaKii A CO.
C H. KING
Carpenter ard Joiner
COyTEACTOB. and Bu."TUER,
WUI iI j wo. k in h f line with c eataes an tlij
opoo hrt noli"'1
CITY MEAT MARKET
AND
Empire Meat Market
Tin- u ndiTigtiJ in new preinj to famish !
ci:ii-u at this place with tl:
rnizsu UEEF,
MUTTOX,
VEAL,
mux,
axd ha can
I biro keep
EG (iS, BUTTE It,
CHEESE, POTATOES,
AXD VECETABLEtl,
and will p.ij the highest marhut price fur all kiuAs
01
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
WM. F. MORRISON,
. riait.-mouth. May IS, il4m.
Win. II. I'CEiikc,
MERCHANT TAILOR
ONE DOOR FAST OF POSTOFFICE,
Plattsmouth, Nebraska.
t c?7 1606 tf
National Claim Asciicj'.
WASHINGTON D- C.
. F. M- DORRINGTON,
8i; a(;fnt:
PLATTSMOUTH, - - NEBRASKA,
1 prrpar-! t prc futar.d prowrale claim lu fire
ronrf-4;, "ourl cf Tli.inii auJ th .lueiitd. Ia-
r!it-1. C'Vr;rp:c- mo'lerat acl in pr.;orliou ti
the am mm of ciim. . if. DOItfilNGTON.
April 10, 'b5.
"h pi ca to CPI Ivrfumfrv nf Bit kinds in at
5 IU.ACK. IS VT'iKIl Y fc ( O.'SL
TAKI3 iAOTSCi:.
Buut.f Increased '. Pensions due Sol
diers aid their heirs.
F. M. I irrir.k:ti.n thi il.iy irerelved from the
P-i;ir nif in, tin" 1.9 in full Willi new blanks fur the
collfeiion of utl'lit'on.-il Bonrtie and inrrearil ln
io!!, arid i 1 rt sdy to proerutv all such claim as
pijy b" tniistil to hi care. Call and fx:ini'ne.
Kiit cliiini-d is f3rt s-rvl
V. M. DORRINGTOJf,
PlaU.'nioiith, Aug. ID, 1 6'5.
Binned Out,
BUT HOT DISCOURAGED.
T. W. Shryock is airain at the old ftnnd prt pard
to wail U!v:i hi fornu-r cuiti in-rs, and tli pMi
ni-rally. If you w aoyihii'g n liai nf Kmt
tme or i hairs, Kive him a c ill. 3rd Mr-t nsar
Maiu, l'iatt.smouib, X. T. may 17,'llf.
TTMTAAT 7 ) A nTT?Tn
J L lUi J VvXI JLO
HAIL EOAD !
to mmm
-ron-
HEIGHT i PASSENGERS
Cimm r.cinir :or:ihiy, AK't SOtli, 1?C6, the Tn-l.-n
I'at-i;!c Kail Hoail will runPa-eiigcr and Freight
l'taius
BET. OMAHA KE ARMEY.
Trains will 'e:ivc Omahn DAILY (5umlajs ek-psr
cl), coiinei'ting at Krarii'.'y with
Hollr. day's Overland
MAIL and EXPRESS COACHES
for Drncrr. Sn'i l.tilf, YlrginUt City, and all points
in Colorado, I'tuh. J'Juho and JItmtiina.
Tha ITXIO.V PACIFIC KAIL ROAI la ainp'y
i'iu;pp'i! with fii-.st-ct:tK( coacbe, freicht car and
eiiKiur, to do pruiuu.ly all buninexs that m iy tT- r.
I'assei ct-r my raly on clone connections oast and
wi.-'t. nml sli:iii-r. are iFMirtd that all freight wit!
receive dispatch and be carefully hainilcd.
6 A ML. B. UEFl), Oen'l .'upt.
W FXTDS-'t. Cen l K.eijflit A Ti'-ket A't.
Ooiaua. A us. 15, IR-'.O auge0.'.itw8iu.
To City and Tuvuship Boards of Ed
ucnlion :
By applyl.-jr at th'! Countv Clark's Offlse, Pltts
moirh, X. T , you will he rirni.'d with all nfc s
ry hl:tnk- f -r your animal School Report, ioclii-ling
h'lanks f.rTnch-ri l i-p "t ; also, blank Cert:ftVtra
of F.l.Ttinn and blank Bot-d. fr your Town hip and
OMiict olllre. I'iease snpp'y yourselres at the
carUot prii tuahle cjomi'Ut.
B. f PrRLOCK,
s"pt.2,5w. County Calrk.
'Iho place to g t chenp Lamps und Lamp Chimneys
1 i an BI.A CK. BITTER Y Jt CO 'S.
STTJPPV Sc BEHR,
fNo. 16 Sorth Fifth Street,
ST. JOSEPH, - MISSOURI.
D'alers in
PIANOS, ORGANS, MELODEONS,
Violin. Guitar. F'o'f, Awonleon. Flutinas, Mu
sic ilooVs aud Shkkt U ic. Gmnine Italiaa and
fiermiia Violin btiins' a!-aysoa hand.
tnavSwfm.
O. H. IRISH,
X,fir Sitjt Indian Affairs.
CALITorx it CliOXTOI,
Attirriif'j at J.aat
IRISH, CALHOUN & CROXTON.
The ahove nrn-'d c-nt'-oTH-n haie asciuted
tliniiseltrea in bi!ir.sf- f-- the pii.pofce or pro e.-ut-iuu
and c-iilectii.K all cla:ma ataiust the Oeneral
(ioverntiieo', or apint any tiibe of Indians, and
are pnparM t pro?e"uti such claim, tiih-r t i-foie
Contfre,or a:iv of th.? Depai tnie'.ts of (iov -rnnieut
cr lie.'ore the Court tf Claim.
31a. lai-H will ilevoin his pcsooal at'entU n to
t. e bnMnes at Washington.
53" Officu at Kehiaska City, corner of Main and
Fiftn street.
Willcox & Gibbs' .
NOISELESS SEWING MACHINE.
The Best Machine in Ire..
Come and see thi siK-nt aod eantiul Ma-hine,
whether tou wish to puichase vr not. It will charm
&n,i n'.im- Ton.
S--PKlCK FR'iM. 0 tn173. "TheStitch tnailc
bv thU Machine is firtc and iteulinr. I he TV
ft Lxn Stitch f rmirtir a tien tiful, elastic and
durable eaiu which is so stroi.s that a piec e not
half an inch long cut from it cannot be pulled apart"
P. P. TODD, Agent
f r WILLCOX 4 iIIBBS, WFIKELER A WILSOK,
GKOYEn & BaKKR and FLORENCE.
Ofllceat B. NKWMAS'S Clothing Emporinm,
Plattshodtii, Nib.
A g .7 1 li, '60 : d ? iu.
B N E W MAN,
Lc.uwer Main and Tihhij Stukkt.-, I'l.tts3ioutii, N. T.
OUTFITTING CLOTHING HOUSE
IN THE WEST !
Dealer in
Gents' Furnishing" Goods,
llals Cap, IIooli, Shoes,
'AUo a irge lot of
RUBCER CLOTHINc
Of all doicrip-.ior.s always on hand.
EgCaUland examine
Hew Masonic
riattstnouth, April lOtrr, 186(3.
Simpson, Sharp (i Co.,
Wholesale
deceiving, Forwarding and
PLATTS5IOUTIJ,
Dealers in FANCY AXD STAPLE GROCERIES. PRODUCE.
PIWV1SWXS, ST. LOUIS
WIXDOW-DLIXDS, GLASS,
LATH, PICKETS, ETC., ETC.
Alio, Agents for thacelebrated
Quaker Boy and
Wa in til all l Call and 8t
jHfUs
W. L.
a Picture
&$Ytt a it if
f V i r & U J li
fafeT" Korth Sid Main H ti f Tf J '
Pictures taken of all Kinds.
Ambrotypes, Photographs, Gem Pictures, &c A good assortment of Cases Frames,
Albums! &c, constantly kept on hand. Gilt and Rosewood Molding, or Frames
made to order, of any size
WK. R. TENICK,
PENICK &
h Wholesale
Patent Medicines,
Chemicals, Glass, Paints, Oils, Pure Wines and Liquors, Coal
Oil and Lamps, Stationery, &c.
NOS- 3 &. 5 SECOND ST., ST. JOSEPH, MO-
4-Wc are;tbe North western Wholem'e A pert? frr Dr. P. Jjre A Son, scd Dr. J. C. Ayer Co.,
nl vac InrBish their muiciLes in oj q'.snuuei. ;i;21 lj
Trunks, Valiscw, fcc, &c.
AND REVOLVERS
mye.xtenuve stock atm tha
Brick Building.
Nowman,
and Retail
Commission Merchants,
NEBRASKA.
FLOUR, DOORS, SASH,
PIXE LUMBER, SIIIXGLES,
AMn DC A DTD
Wood's Mowers,
us, and Examint our Stock.
Simpson, Sharp ft Co.
THOMAS'
Gallery.
WM. LOVING.
LOVING,
Dealers ia
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in the uorUl.
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HEADACHE,
Costivenens, iin-I nil ili
sencs of tlie boweln.
ROBACK'S
BLOOD
PUHIFIER!
SCROFULA
nnt oil diHoHfe nrising
front i iti pure blooil.
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ARE SOLD BY ALL
Druists and Iealers in
Patent Iflcdicknes
VERYWII ERE
PRINCE, WALTON t CO.,
(Successors to Dr. C. W. Kobnck.)
EOLK PROrKIETORS,
Nos. 66, 68, 60 & 62 Cast Third St.
CINCINNATI. OHIO.
WES. MONTGOMERY.
CVI.ON WII.LMim.
TOBACCOMSTS,
V
Post Office Building, rialls month. .V. T.
We ko?i conftar:t'y n hsud a good csortiiun t of
CIGARS, TOBACCO, PIPES.
ETC., ETC., ETC.,
tt-GIVES Vfi A CALL! The latct.st.Inr -J.
wsy h:in e out iyil.
G. h GYGER,
X3 1. 1 Ptf" rH7 .
Is prepared to do all Umlxof wo:lc In his liae sush
ss llor.SK, SIGN. ORNAMl'.NTAL snd t'ARHIAvia
PAINTING. Gililins:, (.Jl.iziiic mikI I'aner IlnnKtn;.
Shf p at the nld utauil. between ti e M. K. Chursei
and School Houte. where I have the r ptt of eomroni.
ences for Carriage, Wagon and Sin Pa Ltiux- tilwe
me a call i' yon want good work at low prices.
o r. cyyEa.
Plattsmontb, Apnl 9th. r'Cna
G to WaeV, Tuttsry & Ce. tvr your Lard Oi
ad Labreasors.
Aclminitiator's Sale,
Notice is lierel.y (riven, thst there will be sohl at
pulilir auction, on TU"i D A Y, Ilia lf.lh liny cf --to-Iwr.
ISCfl, at Ihe K-uich of S:irpy i Walk;-r, at fait
Creek Ford. Cass counts', Ktumska, "the I'tloin
personal projy -rly, to-wit : vJS
600 head of fine sheep,
3 work mares,
1 stallion, 3 years old,
3 four year old inule? .
1 luit spring' mule coif,
1 jack. 5 years old,
3 yoke 3 year old cattle,
6 cows,
2 yearling calves,
3 spring calres,
Also, lot or A(.ricn!tnral Implen-.ents, lluuehold
Furnifire. liar, firain. &e , tc. Ai"n,at
PLA T 1'SJIO U Til. on Suturdu y
the 20th day nt Ortoher, ISfifl, a lot of Household
Furniture, ineluding Stoves, Ue-liiinir, Tablestands,
Chairs ic, ic. Alnj, one t.a.a'1 Iran .Safe, Lam
ber, 4te.
Teaxs : Cash en day of kale.
J. N. WISE.
Adm r estnte of P. A , Sa'i T. d-e'4.
1' lattsmouth, Sept. 13, 183o. tept.20,4 kwGW.
BAKEB-Y,
GRCCEIXIES & PROVISIONS.
MATHIS & SONS.
(fucci sssors to J. Parcel A 8.ns.)
PLATTJMOrTII, Neb.
Ke'p constantly on liaul a saip'y t,f
FRESH BREAD,
PIESf
CAKES
and everything in the line. Also
GROCERIES J- PRO VISIONS
of all tied?.
WiSTio : Country Produce, lifter, V-zv, k-.
It J.a uaut Patent l"1innf at ohl nri' tt
BLACK, BCT2XXY iV.'f.
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