Nebraska Newspapers

    She jftdtolw gfjpraW.
"local news.
Tte Indiana are on the wir path in
Kansas, and frontier settl- rs are fleeing
before them.
The District Coart will commence its
session in this city on Monday the 7th of
next month.
E. T. Duke & Co. bae wire enough
to fence in Caea county. Call and
luy.
The Xeus says the. "Hon." Eli S.
Shorter, of Alabama, will address the
Democrats of Nebraska city to day on
the issues before the people.
9
The Western Stnge Company have
cimcicnced running two coaches a day
between this city and Pacific, making
clue connection with all trains on the
C B. & St. Joe R. R.
Mr. Codcnhamer, of the Sidney, Iowa,
Union sailed at the Herald Sanctum on
Monday last. Mad.im Rumor says that he
also visited our city for th9 purpose of
hivinz the matrimonial knot tied.
Two young traveling scoundrel?, one
claiming to ba a pressman, raU our city
a visit last Monday, r.nl on Tuesday
morning relieved a raney drawer of its
contents and left hastily for Omaha.
-
We understand the "Orators" who
were f resent at tha democratic meeting
felt badly about having Fnnk Blair ad
vertised to speak hero. They though it
was the name as to say that Poppleton
and Morton ou?d not draw very well.
Mr. C. II .Reno will be at Thomis' Pho
tograph '..tilery in this city nest Friday
(l morrow) where he will reimin for a
nhort time. Hno is one of the Snest ar-ti-ts
in tha west, as is already well
known to the citizens cf this county.
T. II. II. Waters, Ea.,was in the city
for two or throe diys lat week. Mr. W.
eioects to start his paper in Nebraska
City in the course of a few days, and ex
f rees great hope of Otoe giving the Re
publican ticket a majority this fall.
We had intended to gire more minrtes
details of the political meetings held here
Iuring 'he punt week, but havo been pre
vented in consequence of other important
b?iaess which has engaged nearly ou
whole timo.
Cooking, Cox and Parlor Stoves, of
all stjles and prices are for sale, by
E. T. Duke & Co
If the f ill campaign is to bo prosecu
ted by tha Democratic orators oa such
arguments aa they adranced at tlnir big
(r1) meeting in this city on last Monday,
pity tha calibre of mind that is affect
ed by them, or that adheres to tho party
io consequence cf them.
Marshal Murphy, fully understanding
tho situation, took the precaution to close
tho saloons in this city on tha day of the
Democratic Mass Meeting. The precau
tion was timely, for even then it kept the
Sheriff, Marshal anl some tbrea or four
deputies very busy to keep order, and
prevent drunken brawls.
Moses Sydenham, Esq., of Ft. Kearney.
proposes delivering lectures throughout
the State this fa'l, and will bo in this
city sometimo during tha mnth of sep
tember. His subject will be 4iTho Last
Cause" rises again : Shall fouryoars of
civil war have been sf en in vain." No
tice will be given of tin tinia and place
. of the lecture.
m m
Wo hope the Democracy of Cass will
trot up another "Demonstration" as soon
m possible, tne ui one -sourer' inrce
. . . ...
men thit wo know of all of whom for-
merly voted the ticket,but went home with
the declaration in their mouths that " thev
were Democrati, but could not go that
tlcVtt." We hope "Pop." and -Mort."
will C5IB9 aiin.
Ju Wakely, late of Wisconsin, now
making, or enloavorin to make, damo-
cra'ic 5pecches io this State, said during
his eST)rt in this plaea last Monday eve
ning that ha never knaw a man to have
''late'' of such a State attaobed to his
Rirnn but ho wai a rascal. Well, the
Jueha "mada his own bed," and we
hope he will bo ablo to stand it, if he is
lale of Wi.-canisin.
Wo publish to-day an article from tha
Toledaia le on the subject of tha flour and
wheat market. It appears as an editorial
in that Journal. It may ba correct, and it
may not: we leave that to the judgement
of our farraar readers. We da not be
lieve, however, that it can apply with any
great force to Nebraska, and hops our
farmers will scan tho prospect well ba-
fore acting upon it.
Ifvoa want an article made at home
fnrh.t.PrTiKA hnr ronr tin ware of
V T rtuVa - Or,
ine IJemocracy ci I'tattsinouth nave
actually 'smelled powder." They fired
about a pound last Monday mornirg in
the vain endeavor to awake Frank Blair
from his druken Slumbers, but tha thin
"couldn't be did." Some ungenerous
Republicans suggested it was an endeav
or to "awake Nicademas,'' as that was
the anniversary of the freedom of St
Dominir.
The three men recently committed
Judo Gi-e for trial on the charge of be
in banded with ntW fnr tha narnose
of etealinir horses, were brought beforo
i . ..
Juage lason last Friday oa a writ
noceas corpus. At the request o
rrospctition th uramnntinn nr-ta ontm.
ued for two weeks for the purpose of ee
Knrmo'mnrnnl.lu n r. 1 ,1.-. .'...-nn.c
0
"were reruarided to j ill.
Tho Republicans of Rock Bluffs com
pleted the organization of a Grant and
Colfax Club la9t Tuesday evening, by the
election of officers. and other necessary nr
rar.gements. Speeches were made by May
or Pottenger, Gen. Livingstone and Hon.
J. E. Doom. The Republicans of Rock
Bluffs are nwake to the importance of a
thorough organization, and will g've
Grant and Colfax and the State and
County tickets a clear majority.
Go to E. T. Duke Jb Co.'s for your
best Pitchforks, Hoes, Rakrs, Shovels
and Spades.
.
Morton repeated his speech here Mon
day evening. There were several per
sons present who had never heard it, and
they appeared to enjoy it as much as a
circus. . Ic was old to many of tha audi
ance, however. The only new argument
(?) presented by him why 'rotten radicals'
should bo "hurled from power "was that
Gov. Butler had purchased a table (ho
didn't eay whether it was a parlor table
or a kitchen table) from Gen. Hitchcock,
for which ho paid $15, and "ranting, rot
ten radicals" in Congress ehould be
"hutled from power ' in consequence.
Prof. W. H. Cummins is in tho city,
and will open a school to-morrow (Fri
day) morning, for the purposo of teach
ing the art of penmanship, at the Brick
School House. Ila will give two lessons a
day, one from 8 to 10 o-clock a. m
and one from 4 to 6 o clock p. m. He
gives 12 lessons for tho small sum of
$1,50; and ir, at tho end of that time, the
pupil can execute ona tnth part as good
work as the Prof, can he will have no
causa to regret'he expense or time. Do
not lose this opportunity of gaining a
correct knowledge of the principals of
penmanship.
Tho fioest Table and Pocket Cutlery,
rnanofactored, for sale by E. T. Duke &
Co.
I have been told that tho precinct of
Weeping Wuter has just finished harvest
ing a crop of eighteen babies this j-car.
When we remember that the precinct has
only about 103 voters we will see that the
soil is remarkable productive. . I do not
believe Illinois or Missuori could beat
that. Tho last one was a gift to tho
Congregational Parsonage. She was
bora a Sunday morning recently,
as it was eminently fitting lhat a Parson's
daughter sh u'.d. They say (tut I don't
believo it) that she com menced quoting
cript jre the first day of her existence,
nainelv : "Children are an uerwago
from the Lord. . Blasted is the man who
has his quiver full of them."
ALinA.
Porter madi a speech of acceptance in
the Omaha Convention in which ha cairn-
ed the nomination was "very unexpect-
ed,"and that ho never gave his consent
. I
Ul.4 vu y -j..
Thou certamly must have taken up thy
permanent habitation in tha Lreast f
Mr. Porter. We suppose Mr. Torter will
now ciaim that ha never worked a minute
to secure tha nomiaation, but he will have
a hard time of it making Croxton believe
that. The dainocrata of this city did not
appear to be much worried about obtain-
in his "consent," even months before
the convention even at the timo they
worked so hard to got him elected Presi
dent of th3 Plattsmouth Pacific R. R. Co.
in order that it mrrhtbe used in thi place
as ai arrgumcnt ia favor cf Lis dec
tion.
Gash paid for Wheat
if. by CLARK & PLUMMER.
There is a c'.ass of "roughs" in this, as
I well as in most other localities who ap-
i . . t - i . i e ,11 i ' . . i, i
pear to minx iaey cm
Blair's doctrine of forcibly "tramp.ins
into the duit" the laws of the country
without being held accountable therefor,
by ei;her th law or pub.;c sentiment.
Thsy will violate law with impunity, and
tnen inreawa uiro venSe:iaCJ uPju
who dare to attempt their vindication or
who d ire to deny that they have tha "Di-
vine ri"ht,"on acacuntof their "bloo J,"
to carry itto practice on a small scaie tte
ductrina which Frank B'.air proclaims on
a mori extensive plan. It may aa well
be understood at onca that the Herald
will never caasa to denounce such viola-
tions of law,whether advocated by Frank
DUir on a large scalo or by those who
confine themselves to "trampling into the
dust tholaws of tha city of Flattsmouth
We make these remarks at this tima be-
cause certain parties eeam to dispute our
right to take this course. We hope we
I are now understood.
Oo to E. T. Duke & Co.'s for your
Door Locks & Latches, Tea Bells
and
Japaned ware.
The Republican State Central Commit-
i . . - i m .f:nn:n ,t,; o T K
ie8UCIU uetl,ui,u ' . v V
a'AJt anu ua 'la-' v.uu iuu
I CiUueJ lk WOU.U uts a uum,; wf(iiiuuuj
to have a few speeches, it was mere
r(,rfl announced, and as enthusiastic a
meeting as W3 have ever attended was
held in the Couft House. In the af-
ternoon, ppeeches were made by the Hon
John TaSfa, Member of Congress, Gov.
n,it4r and !t Gov. Saunders, They pre
J sented sound arguments for the Republi
can faith that was in them, m strange
1 contrast with tho wiudy harangues heard
hero !a;t M,-nd.iv. In the eveninz, the
by Courr House was nerJ-lei to its ut
- most capacitysnd stirring appeals to
the lovers tft free government were ma-e
by Maj. Strunk, Jen. S. A. Strickland,
1 T T fi . T n rnn-;r n
or uu. vayi.. j. vvn. .
tho " ua"-0 o
observe many Democrats mthe audience,
- but we will guarantee that tf thero was
I .
end, nrpspnt who IV11 not CdmnletGl V CUSft
r .r, . , I F.M. YOCKR. Jr , W. 9.
! hardened he went away with hi3 fditul f. u. young, bcu., Lodge Dcruty
shaken in regard to the Democratic the
ory of conducting this government.
Such logical arguments as were adduced
by Chief Justice Mason, and the others
cannot fail to impress the minds of hon
est men with the heresies of the doctrines
of the Democratic party as applicable to
a Republican form of Government. The
day was very unpropitious for an audi
ence, as the rain continued to fall all day;
yet about 300 Republicans gathered to
hear tha speakers, and went away feel
ing that they were amply repaid.
Our Democratic friends have had their
big demonstration in this city, aod they
do now rest from their labors. They had
a big time, hoisted the American flag for
tho first time in eiht vears, and hid
about S00 Democrats and 00 Republi
cans to witness the strange sight. Speech
es were made by Messrs. Gos, Cooper,
Porter, Poppleton, Savage,Brown,Wake
ly and Morten, and a great many funny
things were said and done, some cf which
we shall take occasion to notice as soon
as we have time to write them up. Frank
Blair's speech did not amount to much,
and the committee forgot to read the diS.
patch that he could not be here. Coop
er received the flagand threatened the
country with terrible war if tho Democ
racy were not allowed to sueceed said
the Sag was a Democratic flag and no
other party should bear it. (Now,Cooper,
please do let us Rads. have some interest
in the "old flag. It is no reason your par
ty should monopolize it merely because
ws have done fo for cig it years). Por
ter got a letter from some ona and read
it to the multitude (the muUitude did
not nppear to be much interested in it
it may have been in relation to the
price of butter), lie bid heavy for the
Republican vote of Cass county, bat did
not say whether or not he would have
the Capital removed here if elected
he is too sharp for that. Ho paid his
compliments to the Herald, and retired in
good order, without thundering applauss.
Porter is endeavoring to run for Gov. of
Cass county or tho Sta'.o of Nebraska.
He said no one could livo upon the sala
ry allowed the Gov., (or the feiler that
wrote the letter s lid so), bu'. d.dn't tell
how no expected to get the balance of
his living. We did not hear all of Top
pleton's speech, but understand he paid
his compliments tothe Herald like a lit
tle man, and held up on his speech whoa
it rained. Poppleton is said to be a very
weighty fellow, and we expect he is.
We
shall have something to say rbout this
Lis meeting arain. It wis an immense
afftir, an J g ive general satisfaction to
Republican?, and wo suppose to Derao
crats too.
MARRIED-
At St. Luke's Rector? in thi citv, on
the ICth inst., by Rev loung ; Mr. J. D.
Jaceb, or tbe acbraska City aaJ
Mt44. .Irwin llrtueAV nf lr!r ItlnlTj
,5 from a brief enrvey of the
Mirnpfc '
Dan has 6ecured the "copyright," we
should f ronounce it a "fat take." We
hope to sea various "abridgements" and
"new editions" as time rolls on, which
will all bear tho "imprint" of the
"author."
At the house of tho bride's father, in
hVeePiaS Water, Auj. llth, by Rev. F.
Alley, Mr. George W. Laturop ana Iiss
Martha Rector, both of Weeping Water.
DIED-
Near Eight Mils Grove, on Tuesday,
August llth, 1SG3, Abraji, infant son of
Michael and Mary Archer. Aged 4
months and 4 davs.
XineYears In a IljosieryFactory
For nine years past, I have been con
nected with hosiery manufacturing; and
X nra free ta stlUo that, of the different
.. , . s : Machines. I have found
- weil aJaDtcd for 2-neral mo in
mailing up hosiery goods as tha Wilcox i
Gihh Fiftv ner cent more work can be
Jone Qn u th(iQ Qthn Iuaclline
. - ... th. .,,. for rpn;rs
. fi t;M , r,Vr ofJm n
l)riahuni;, Otrrscrr at Adams Hosiery
Millft Cokr.es, N x
SOiiU
All persons owing us will please call
1 and seHla 33 wo want to closa up our
I last years business.
janOtf Simpson, Mickelwait & Co.
We have two of the celebrated John II.
Manny's Combined Reaper & Mower left,
which we offer to the farmers of Cass
County, for the very low prica of $1G0,
and warrant the same to do as much and
as good work asany machine made.
A few of tha Celebrated Garden City
Selby Cultivators and Hay Rakes on
hand yet at a very cheap prices.
.A WlfiCF.NHPRV & CO.
New York Cash Store.
tf.
Plattsmouth Lodrre No. G, A. F. &
A. II.
Rt"'l'rcmmaneitiorIs 1st and 3 1 Monday, of each
Tionia, at 6 1-2 o clork. p. ni.
K. K. L1TIN3ST0N, W. 31.
G. C. BETTS, Sec.
Nebraska Chapter No- 3, S. A. M.
Itecal.tr conv.x-ations 2d and 4".h Tuesday of
ith mouth, at I - o'clock p. m.
r.. i. uiiL,u.r
O. C. BETTS, Sec.
I. 0-0. F.
Rernl.ir meiniri of Tlalte lsUe, So. 7, 1. 0. O
V rr, yiiiixla, tveuinii tl 7Vf o'clock p. m.
liroiner ol o.ner i,oagos aro tuviiea io tiji uu
Loose.
IfV order of - M. .UoELWAIN, .t
. . F. M. UOHRISGTOV tRec. Soo'y.
BAND Op HOPE DF1RFB LOIXiF. No. 4. R'ff
nlar nwotinn the aecond and fourth Friday evenings
of ech m nth. F.. 31. YolNU, Jr V . 1 1
gjtrr 6AKAH LEWI., W. II- V. T.
S. W.CALKIS, W. D.S.
I. 0. O. T.
R.?j;nlarmetlaeeTery Tnewday ereniag. Trarnling
nil Ti-innlarsienctrully tUTiled
- . . . 5 DUES, W.C. T
Vn w Vhktolk' im.tr
I , .
I , itifrfiP T AfiT "V,. 1f a l.iai Tfl iu
, J;e Templar.
- I re'PeCtf M'.ly Inritr.l fc. . CAl.a.1, . .
St. Luke's Tarish. Vestry
Regular meetings first Tars 1st of every month,
Key. GEO.C. BETTP.
D W Whef.leu. Clerk.
Chairman.
rf?EXCELSIOIi PS ?RE!5 LO DTK, No. 1 . Pint ts-
mouth, holds regular met:nijs oo tlie third Wednes
day evening of cch nionift.
Ji'O J. VI r.-Lbl UAIM3, V It T.
Bro. W. L. Wkll. W I S
Sisier KoA Davis. W I V T.
5"?"3TAKOF liCfl LODGK No. 8. Mt. KleH-ant
holds regular meetings every Snturdny evening.
J- II. BAILS, WC. T.
Miss SaEAU poisel. w.
8. A. DAVIS, Lodge E"puty.
O. F. JOHNSON.
ECGEXE LEWIS.
0; F. JOHNSON & CO.,
(opposite Clark St Plummcr,)
DEALER3 IS
Drugs, ISedicines
STA 1 iUxSI-iil , UiAliUllliS,
II AIR OILS,
Newspapers, Magazines
&c.j &cM Sec.
Prf srrip'ions cartfuily cjajwun lei by an t;'c-I
liencca Uruasi-l. i.Hii,;o mo.
Weeping Water Mills.
Farmer?, go where you can got the
best Flour and the most of it.
33 Vg c.fX X X FI.Ol'l! an l 12 l',s . HHAX
given iu exchange fur giod Wlic.t.
Ws are also doins irrist work; and. with our in
creased facilities, fe-'i astar-.'l ti-at we can jrivtj the
I'Ctl and the mt Ujur ut any uiui iu tlie etnie.
Satisfaction Guaranteed
PRODUCE BOVGIIT AXD SOLD.
III31IK; r MAR SET TRICE FAID.
REED Sc CLINTON.
March 23;h, 1303.
Gheap Gash Store !
L. F. REED.
P. E. BEARDSLY.
RE CO & BEAIIDSLY,
WEEPING VATER, NCDRASKA
TTE have jut opnel n l ircc stock of Goods rt
f Weeping Water, cansiating ofj
Dry Goo'ls,
Gnoctrits,
Qucensirare,
Hardware,
Glass,
Wooden Ware, -Vulions,
Ard every thing th frmr an 1 mechnli! nePdn.
Styles and graileto unit. Iu luy elsewhere in i be
wll, to buy here is well aliraj H well often b- t
t,.r nfti n bet. Call and ie. I.o,:k at the Goods.
Ak for the prire. C ns.dcr well, ana a what is
wisest. All Ujj'U warranted as represented.
July SO tf.
B. SprRi.ficit, K. Baxtfr Wisdhav
Co. Clerk and Recorder, Dept'y Clerk & Kec'r.
Spurlock Ci. WLidham,
PL A TTSJfO V Til, NEBRASKA .
FRONT ROOMS OF COURT-II0USE,
Clerk and Treasurer's Office.
LANDS BOUGHT Zl SOLD.
Titles Examined, and
Coiivevmiccs ffade.
Taxes paid and rcceiffs forwarded
promjUy.
PlatUmouth, June 1S,1s63 r.ll.
j? -vi.
7 .
DENTIST
Vi do nil work In his line on short notice.a
jrotiloe with L'r. T.tvington.
July 6.
Life Insurance Compa y,
OS Ilroadway, Jfew-Yorfe.
CYRUS CURTISS,
Cash'Afsetts, -
President.
SI. COO .000.
Entire profits divided among the Policy flo'der
Policies nonfoifciUb! . after tu t annual payment
Tiid"nd8 on the Cjntribtion IMa-n. paid aniual
ly from date of policy, and In case ttie premiums are
not paid, applied to ke- p the insurance iu force.
LIFE POLICIES SELF SUSTAINING
In from 13 to 20 years, according to age.
Thi company issu' polic!f oa all the approved
plans of Insurance, and oilers every indncenientcon
sis'eot iriih tolrtucy.
For particular apply to the undersigned.
For Azer.cies to
PAUL A MASOS, r.eneral Asents,
130 Li rkdle atn-et, Chicago.
EUSD A LTMaN, Agents Council liiutfj.
Dr. R. B. LIVINGSTON, Med. Kiaminer,
nll . riatuuiouih, Xeh.
Kl f f I vm nil til Illfotf T J 11 Lr f
W. P. Xflorrisbn &Bro,
Jdrin Sired, opposite Jilasonic Blcclc.
A Sue assortment of freih Moat can always be
ajL fcun'l at our market.
STEAMBOATS
supplied en reasonable terms.
The highest market price trill ba raid lor
STOCK AIVI HIDES!
We lave allarga lot of
for rale at
retail.
W.
F. MORRISON. & BKO.
Jane 25tU ul2'.f.
BLACK EAWK
Two Horse
CULTIVAT O R .
Ttv Yf-ft vr,nrimnfi !n tfto fi -1 ? and Itv toat.
ing thoia with Uie best Wa'.ktDflt C'ultivato.s made,
lucjr imve uctja uiuugtifc t m miio aprci;uiig
In construction. The cultivator cor.t-i.Tt8 of two
YTi ouirlit iron aJt'etre, arched and well t'raceJ.
The plows are simply two iron beams wiln
DOUBLE SnOVEL PLOWS
Httjch d to iheaxle by a dout:e joint which ivt-B
the ul iw an ay, hut at tue mure time perfectly
tra: veitical untl honzoutai motion.
1 be tonkin, is double and f.it' iied to the arch
of th-axh tree l y clamtx, s.j that it can be rai"d
or lowered at will, when the coi n is younir, reducinir
dralt,and r;ti.a wlien tiiecorn is higner.
I ll,- tiiioTvls arc' 1'Jrlilr laea Wlta
Reversible Teeth,
?o that the soil can be thrown either to or from the
corn. T e I'lows are counecten oy means or mtwc
couplin?:, wh c!i enable tha plowuiau to eoutrol both
1'iows by hlcling one.
The fo'lowlnjr are a few ortheadvnt3ifeousroints
of superiority which this Cultivator has over other
1-t Ii is stronec-r and I'mhter, being made almost
e.-tirely of wrought iron.
2 1- The douhie points bv wlikh tho shovels are
attached to the axl'' enables the plowman to ra ive
his plow eith'T to or from ill, cori or l:fl i' out of
the trrouoa with tha lea-t etlort.
31. With this Cultivator the deplh of the furrow
can be ieS'lla'ed. piotvio' eli illw or deep whether
the ground is l.ar.l or soft.
4th. Byne3n-?of the loose coupling which con
nects the two plows you can m iko t li i two plows rin '
any ilisiance apart th ir yo i may dexire With oth
erplow it i almost iinposible to hold both thovels
when throwing earth to the orn, and to kei them
from crowding tow'uir when plowing fri-u the corn.
For furtlior particulars, cull, or address
D. B. McMECIIAN,
XO. 106 MAIXST. - NEBRASKA CITY.
T1RIDE AXI) BRIDEGROOM.
Xi K-savH for VounI .Mr n on t he intereatlrtr rclu
I ion o' BriJeKronni to Bride in the institution of
Jlarriiie". a Guide to ra.vriinonial felicity and tru
hjpiine-. Sent by mail in feiled letter en v lopis
fre of eliarpe Adilrea, Howard Association, Lox
f, ri.:I:ihe!jhia, ra.
1808.
18G3.
North Klissouri
RA I LRO ADELINE,
TO SAirT E.QUSS.1
Tvo Daily Trains.
150 TU raiy Traim of the Uninil. il fit St. J..seph
U.ii :i03d from the West make close connection t
Ma:nn City with the abnve lliie, arrivinit .n r'f
,oui and coime. tiii? riire' tly ith all morning and
afternoon trains out of vt , L.iu'S, f r
XKW VotiK, PlIILiDKi-PHHA,
ISOTO!, HATHIXfiTOfl CITY,
L'AtTlMOHB, llARIt fcHEJH,
1'lTTMlUnOH, CiLUMBU?,
1AVT!I, ClWCIS.HATTI,
I ll ASiPclI.-J, Cnii'AOO,
LOCISTILLU, 2 ASHVU-Lr,
And all'Points East North or South.
The oaljdiroot aud legitimate roule from the
West to St. Louis Sc the East.
Time to the Eastern cities as Q UICKas
can be made ly any route, with
LESS C1IJXGES.
TUket vl the above lino can be purchasril at the
II.inii:hal i St. Jofeph ticket oulcej in the est.
2j"Farc is the same asly cr.y other route.
KAKTOM BATE?, President
JOHN P. LAIUP, Cenera' Fuporintendi'iit.
It, II. WHIXI.KK, Gen Ticket Ant.
JOSEPH GA.MHf.K, tten. Kr-ifl'.Ug.'tit
V- H. KAKLY, Anl. bt. .loiepn.
L. M. DUNN. Oetn-rjl Western Agtut
an, 231
piIICAGO & NORTH WESTERN
RAILWAY.
Grant! Consolidated Line !
SHORTEST ami MOST EXPEDI
TIOUS ROUTE TO AIjL
l'OJXTS EAST OR
SOU TIL
Trains leave the Depot
at
Council Bi'C's,
In ona.-ction with trains on tue council li.uiia auu
at- Sose'di Ktilro.t, a fo'.'ows:
(Council lilunu time)
Express at 11.00 a. ni , excei t Sundays
Ma.l at o 53p. :n " liatu.diiys.
arris-ing in Cliicajfo atl p m. and 3 a. m., milking
rloe Ci.l.rrcllor.S wi.ll til" Hicn niin leuciai. jr.in-
S.,uih. rr.. I'lttfb'iri:. rort uvne nun I Iiica!
Chicago ai.d tiieat tatern. Chic i" and Alton, 11-
inf.i.B, t en'ri'.l, anu ail omer faciei" auu cuuiuem
Bailiojds. for
Tolrdo,
ClnvelanJ,
Hut: I: irk,
Montreal,
Detroit,
BuOih,
Albany,
Worcester, liusioit,
NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA,
FrrrsEcncit, uaekisecrg n, baltimork,
Washington, Whre.inir, Co!nmbn,
Cincinnati, L' " ville, St. Louib,
Cairo, Memphis Vicasburs,
NEW ORLEANS.
Sarina Time, and Securluff Comfort aid
r..ri.i J Ttirniicrl. to all nr'.nciral tioirts
1 on'nn'eitra rharire for transfer tnroueh Chicaco.
Pa-eiijsers n..vc choice o, ivuiea vu.v-t
enjoying; all the modern improvements in ue on
urstoclas rai.waja.
Superior Arranged Sleeping Cars on
nil .X'irrht Trains!
for anr roin.Eistor South, to aval
themselves of the many advanta;e offered by tills
company, should he partica ar to ait lor, and sen
thit tue:r ticK' tsreau.-
TIA CVICAGO KOXTlI-yrESTERX
HAIL WA X '
3-A e spy of the Herald will to fonnd en file
at the oiHce of the Chicago & Northwestern Railway
2J9 Uroadway, Jsevr York.
Q. I.. DCM.AP. Genl Snn't.
J. P. HOUTON, N. W. I'aa'r Ag't Chicago.
B. F. PaTUICK, Gen'l 1'as'r Azcnt
George Boeck,
Dealer in all kinds of
Agricultural I mpiciucuts.
Manufjclurer of
UrJl(JOXS, BUGGIES S C.
EePairini? done xrlth nnntne.!! and Dii"IaU-u.
- At the two story Brick Shop, Vlattstuouth
J I'brsska.
JulyiJJ. 1SC3. cl-3tf.
rvcnurt vMinr ut
ECONOMY.
3 RE A SOyS FOR BOARD ISO
with
CEC. W. COLVL,
. .
OAK STREET. - PLATTSMOLTU
Two blocks northwest of Brick fiehool-llouse.
ri hag a JJATlI HOUSE, trtts to patrons; li is
I X rooms are well ventilated, and his prices are
reasonable.
J Jlyio clOtf.
r :tt. inos.H. hidh.
mSAVITT & HYDE,
Real Estate Offic e,
AND
Homestead Directory
NEBRASKA CITV,
op'site LandOffice.
LINCOLN, NEB.,
Cadman House.
Covemment Lands selected from ptraonal txani-
ioa.tl.iu. J m Kum.'!tenils selec ted. mirveu anil se
cured. Lands in terund handi and improved farms
bought aod sold. Titles examined, and Conveyances
mrde.
Kefeuexcis : John B. Turner, late Pres G kC
U H K : Lee County National F.atik, Dixon, 111.
Rolx rt Harris 8upt C U H. Q R B; Any Banker hi
Whiteside county, I'.l. Register and Itacelver of
Land Oiilce, Nebraska City.
nil
PLOWS! PLOWS!
C. E. F O II G Y ,
Manufacturer of all kinds of
Farming I siiplemcnis,
Such as theetlebrati'd Rod Preakinp Plows, Mould
lloarrt Breakers, Mirrine 1'lows, hintf' uouuie
Shovels, Cultivators and Harrow. Repairing done
nn short notice All work warranted.
Having had much eKperienoe in the business, I
fe,a assured that I can Hive o-enernl Bitisf iction.
rlease give me a call bciore purciiasing eisewnpre.
Plattsniouth. Ktb. .May Cth, 1S67.
Chancery Sale.
Charles T.zeubv v Stei l.cu Gillrny. In Chancery
T n pursuance and by virtue ofa decretal ordtr to
1 me directed from Hie Olhce or tne Clerk of the
l)i-trict Coi.rt 2d Jud District of he'prasHa, within
and or ("as county, bearing date o. the 21 day of
July A 1 lo7, l-eins a special leTra of said Court, 1
the uriscriter .Master tn t oancery lor tin t county
will oiTer for sale at public auction to thf 1. iirii' 1 1 and
best bidder, br cash, t. Ir int ot tue court nn'ise in
the 'ity of P lattsn-.outh Ca-s County, Neb-aska, on
Wednesday the 7t!i day ot .oi'Tcmiier 1 l-)t , ai
one o'clock of Rail day, the following djsctil ed Keal
teen (19), tu'uated in Platisrr.onth City Cass county I
?to-it: .ol io tlclit m lii' CK .o nine
l cnrasKa, toietner wiiu aii anu sinpuiar ug utif
dit iinenta. iinprov-'iiie-its and apperfiiaticej tnereio i
belonsinr. to be KOld an the property ol ilia aooTe
tuttned defendant to satiity said d-rciC". tho amoiin
of which is t:i;:o.CG and intent on the same from
the date of said decree at the rnte of ien pet cent Per
annum, together with cost of suit and sa.n u
W r CllAl'lJ, JJastaria cuancery
iJ. W. Middleton & Co ,
KTATTONEHS.
B LA XK BOOK MA A UFA C TUR ER S
... :'
UTK03RIPHERS.
Notarial and Corporate Seals-
ld(i -Lake Street,
CHICAGO,
- Ill
surr his for
Merchants,
15a nks,
Hail
Roals
and
Public Offices.
leh-2Tyrl
TUTTM3.
JOBBERS Or
MEN'S AND BOYS'
3
A"D
FDRNISIIJIie GOODS.
53 and CO Lako SLrcets
CHICAGO - ILLINOIS
Tuttlk. Thompson- & Wetmokt1, CLicaga.
Isaac Fkxso & Co., Boston, liass.
leci.yri
CHILD & B1UGGS,
Wholesale Grocers,
and Dealjrs in
CANNED GOODS
AND
49 SOUTH WATER STREET,
CHICAGO, - - - 1LLLYOIS.
feb27m8 -
J. M. HINCHMAN,
(Soceesavr to Donelan Uinclinao,)
pruggist & Apothecary,
DEALER IX
DRUGS & MEDICINES,
Oils
Notions,
J)yes
"
Toilet Goods, Perfumery,
Fancy feoaps,
rUHE WINES
AND
i For Mechanioal rd Medicioai prrppw
Keep constantjr on hand a fnM and wtI or'"
ed Etock of
PATEXT ITIEniCIES-
PHYSICIANS' PRESCKirilUn
CarefuWy conipoanded by an cxrricnced Dru?glt.
I? one but the TUREST Medicia' s uod. All gcc
warranted at rej-t esentcd. Ca'fand we.
MAIN STREET, FOUTS SIDE.
Terms Cash.
OPEN TO OSCEOLA.
Burlington & Missouri
River,
AND
CHI C AG O, BU R LI NGTON
& QUINCY
Connections made at Durliimton, f' r
CHICAGO and the EAST.
Buy Tickets via BURLIiSUTU:,
Passengers by thi route have choice of tha three
Geat Trunk Lillet leading east from CnH-ago, lum
3ichigan Central,
IMichigan Southern &
Northern Indiana,
Fort Wayne &. Chicago
,
Jail IvOitlS,
jror an poiuis
INDIANA, MICIIlliAW,
OHIO, I'EN N S Y L V A N I A
and the
Through TirkeU aud Baggiigc Chctkn for all im
portant points
on all night trains east of Burling'on.
L. CARPER, C. E PERKIXS.
Gen. Tct i Pan'r Ag't Superintendent.
aprJ3.6i
NEW ARRANGEMENTS!
James O'KTeill
CTALER IJf
PRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
HARDWARE, QUEENSWA Ul
HATS,
BOOTS,
cArs,
SHOES,
FARM PRODUCE.
Aad everything needed ty the
FARM ER MECHANIC.
Ilaviii;: Dtir- haj-dthe entire nt.ick ofiroods I elorc
ii.g to W io H-r 11. 1 am r-lltliiiK' ! room in
l'u d s'vl.-. :in l niupoe to e!l gn od at the old taud.
on the niont roaaotsuhle terms.
uiar&tf - JiJU.su.MJLi..
JUST RECEIVED
And for sale at low figures, '
10 u ls COFFEE, 15 Ills SUGAR,
5 l',U DR Y A rVLES, 5 Ills DR Y 1'E ACHES,
Si-c , 4c. AIho, a large ajortr.ent of
Pine Lumber,
LA TH. SH1SGLEA, DOORS, WISVOW SASH,
WlShOW IMS VS. CLASS. i'P.llESJ.
PL ASTER 1'ARIS, HAIR, COAL OIL, Eta.
LBXiria'i'OxT COAL,
2"M 1.u.hK to whicu we Irivi'e th'i allcftion ot
Ll.ic'. inn In and other itx to iiuaiiiy aad pric-. We
ar- uent for the GOOOlN COAL rflNK.at L-x-iuutn,
and lir-.poe to furr.i.,h ad U.e Co:il :h:
couiury wauti alpiices to ruit. Aiscalurge btwik of
Hyc, Bourbon and Star "Whisky.
Cherry, KiixpLerry, B'.atkbtrry and Ginger 3randy.
Call and nee li1. - ,
flMPOa, L1XCKELWAIT k CO.
jefi 13 wtf
It. WOEILER, .B.C.LEWI"
t. Si. IT-icelei' & Co.,
Real Sis?; ate Agents,
Commissioners of Deeds
AJD
Pire and Life Ins, Ag'ts,
PL A TTSMOUTH, X. . T.
Collection promptly attended to. and vrocee In re-.
Uitted at cui rent rales of fcxchanKe. I'axe pad in
Wes --ii Iowa and Actirata lor no-resliletil. I itlee
to i d investift:ttd. Money loanej on Keal Kutale
secur.tiea. Laul NVarranla locate.?.
CLAIM AGENTS:
A .-rats for collection of elaiinsai?a:ntt Govern men
for Soldier, their wiJo and uiinoi heita. Accnt
fur the purchase and rale of Lands and Cay preset
ty, .easing of Tenements.
REFEREXCES:
Hon. S. II. Elbert, Denver City. C. T.
Mesgra. Kountze Bros., Omaha, Keh.
44 McCann ic Mi tcalf. Nebraska Tity,
" G. F. Fiiley, St. Lcuis, Mis-curl.
Dr. Dlo Lewis. Uoton, Misucbufetts.
H W Ditmars. Chicago, Illinois.
II M JIa'iiil. Cincinnati. Ohio.
Too.Ie A ilanna, Plattsmouth . Sraska.
L 13 Bi. h. Three Kiver. Michigan.
lion F Fellows, HloomfMd, W'i-.conin-
Ilon T l M.rquett, PlatKmouth, Nebraska.
I. Lwi. Attoi ney a( Jiw, U-jFThIo, yew Yor.
Carter, Mnwy fc. Cnr!, Des Moines, lows.
P8 dJiwtf