Hi
TEMPERANCE COLUMN,
LODGE DIRECTORY :
. l&AJD LOOGt :
C. W. C. T-, Rer. J. W. Taggart, Nsbrask City
O W. Counselor J. Skinner. Omaha
O. W. V T. Miss add j, Omaha;
O W. 6 J. Btevenaoo, BelleYU ;
O. W. I 3. Bristol, Omaha.
OLITB BIA.5CH, SO. 2, TLATTSllOCTH :
RaffOlarmaetiagi every Tuesday evening. Traveling
Tenilarrspectfully invited.
K BAXTER WINDHAM, W. C.T
ZTIRTOM DOOM. W. 9.
THUS. W.SHRYOCK, Lodge Deputy,
Correspondence for this colomo nia.t be written
plain and grammatically with ink, and on one aide
nly of wilta paper. Let them be ihort .and to tha
polot.
Temperance Jotting s !o 3.
I once heard a young man remark:
I hare not seen a sober day for four
years, and don'twant to." I was some
what .hocked at hearing such a remark
fall from the lips of one so young in
years, and so full of vigor and health.
I had some acquaintance with him.
In his more sober hours, he was as in
lelligent as any body. But when bis
will became a' slave to his passions, be
was almost a raving maniac. His pa
rents were Christian folks. They often
entreated him to forsake his evil ways
and turn to righteousness. But tears
and entreaties were of no avail.
Is it not strange that a young man,
possessed of tine intellect, and with a
bright future before him, will allow
himself to becorm a slave to intemper
ance? And for why? Merely to grat
ify a craving appetite, and, perchauce,
to avoid the tneerings of his erring com
rades. When, O when, shall man see and
quit the follies of his ways? Shall it be
soon? God help it to be ! F
A Year's Wojk or Dkamselling.
Carefully compiled statistics show that
sixty thousand lives are annually de
stroyed by intemperance in the United
States.
One hundred thousand men and wo
men are yearly sent to prison in conse
quence of strong drink.
Twenty thousand children are year
ly sent to the poor-house for the same
reason.
Three hundred murders are another
of the yearly fruits of intemperance.
Four hundred suicides follow these
fearful catalogues of miseries.
Two hundred thousand orphans are
bequeathed each year to private and
public charity.
Five hundred million dollars are
yearly expended to produce ibis shock
mg amount of crime and misery, ana
sa much more is lost from ihe same
cause. Young Reaper.
STARTLING STATISTICS.
Few person, probably, are aware
of the fearful facts that are well re
ported in regard to the driuking habits
and expenditures of our country. In
his Internal Revenue Report for 1SG7,
Commissioner Wells states, it must be
supposed on reliable data.ibat the agre-
trate amount of the sales for the year
as returned by the licensed retail liquor
dealers in tbe United btaies, reached
the enormous sum or one thousand four
hundred and eighty seven million
dollars. Hemembering, too, how
largely this retail traffic is carried on
by unlicensed dealers, and in low and
Tile places, it is probably that nearly
or quite as much was sold without any
returns beinfr made, and thus in all
likelihood three thousand million
of dollar! were required during tha
single vear to dbv the drinkin? bill of
our country. What a fearful thought
and what uuiold and inconceivable mis
eries must have accompanied so much
drinking as its legitimate, and almost
necessary, and in some measure uni
versal fruit !
During the vear Mr. wells also
shows that the whole amount o: money
contributed in this county for building
churches and for supporting and
spreading abroad the Gospel, was about
thirty millions of dollars and the whole
a mom for educational purposes was
twenty two million, or Jijtytwo million
thus for these great aafegards and
sources of good to any community
and country. At this rate, there is
too much reason to fear that, as a
nation, we expended one hundred dol
lars in drinking for every single dollar
countributed for the support of our holy
religion, or one hundrtd and thirty six
for this drinking, and ail its awful
fruits, poverty, crime, degradation, ruiu
to soul and body, for time and eternity,
for every one spent iu promoting educa
lion and all the good results that flow
from it. Is not this terrible to think oli
And are even the moral and religious,
and order-loving and order keeping
members of the community at large al
together guiltless in this matter? Are
we exerting our influence against the
making and selling, and drinking the
accursed thing ? As Good Templars
are we setting our faces against the
man for any public office, 01 for a seat
in legislative hall, who either uses it.
or is not opposed to its use ? As mem
ber of Churches, are we striving to
keep ourselves pure of the blood of all
men in this matter, net using U our
selves, nor giving our examp e or influ
ence, in any way, for it ? Are our
pulpits speaking thoroughly in this mat
ter, crying with trumpet tongue, "Woe
to nim that putteth the cup to his neigh
bor's lips !" and "No drunkard shall
inherit the kingdom, of God ? '
Surely, it is time to speak and act
on this subject. How often is ihe State
being robbed of some of its noblest in
tellects, and there is scarcely a family 1
in the United States and we might say ;
the worlJ, but what has been bereaved j
by the haudlm.j of ibe accured ihtiisr
m m (
Oh, thou invincible spirit of wine !
if thou bast no name to be known by,
!tt ue call thee devil. Shaksieare. 1
PRO BONO PUBLICO
CLARK & P LU M ME R
Dave just received a
nvr-sxxiricoii"t stocii or
Nnw Goods,' JNice Good, Cheap Good. Fancy Oooda, Staple Goodi. Bon-ton Good. Spring
Style, suited tc every generation from an Infant to hii Grandfather.
Our Stock of Dress Goods, Shawls, Trimmings,
Notions and White Goods
Is foM and has been selcted with special care, and to;the Ladies Jwe would extend a special invitation
to call soon and often.
OF LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S SHOES,
We haveth Newest Styles and tbe Largest Stock e-ei brought to this market.
CARPETS, CARPETS,
Tbree-ply, Two-ply, Union, Stair, Rush Matting. Oil-Cloth and Rug. in great variety.
LOTHIHG.
Those superb new 9pricg Styles are open for inspection. Call aod select your gait while our Stock is
complete. We also have the Jauntiest HATS and CAP3, aud neatest HOOTS nd 5SIIOfci
ever opened out in this cut, toge ioer wuu a iuii line
Yon will also Bod a full stock of
UROCfcKIES, QL'KKNiVVARE, GLASSWARE, HARDWARE, and a Urge stock of
FARMING UTENSILS and MACHINERY.
To the farmers. We wonld especially call yoor attention to our stock of Agricultural implements.
We see the Celebrated Clipper Plow all sixes.
Breaking Plows, Corn Plows, and Cultivators,
Tbe KxceU'or Black Hawk Walking Cultivator, Horse
Harvesting
The only machine that received the Grand Gold Medal
full infirmiMnnr! a n 1 trm .Cnnnir'. Pi.mntil.(
In ccrielusion,
apr2 6S
MEW STORE.
R. C. DOOM, J. E. DOOM, EVERTON DOOM.
doom:, J3JEIO '& CO.
NORTH SIDE OF STREET, .YEAR THE COURT HOUSE
Dealers in
Dry-Goods.
Hats,
Boots,
Caps,
Glassware,
Queens ware,
Nails, Asc.,
All of which we are prepared
west of the Missouri River.
We would especially call the
stock of
FARM IMPLEMENTS,
Consisting in part of
Threshing Machines,
Reapers and Mowers,
Sulky and Revolving Rakes,
Plows of all kinds,
Cultivators,
' Drills, ifce.
We JJarrant every JIachhic IVe Sell.
Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere
DOOM, BRO&CO
Burlington & Missouri
River,
Id Connection wifb
CHICAGO, BURLIKGTOIN
& QUINCY
RAILEOADS
Pre aeal to the Politic ibe most direct, suae aod safe
Houie to
OHIO. ILLINOIS. INDIANA.
PENNSYLVANIA NEW YORK
AND NEW ENGLAND.
Passengers have the choice of the various root
center lug l a Chicago.
Baggage Checked through to Uttumtca.
RATES
Invariably a low as by other Rente.
Buy your Coupon Tickets
AT ! OTTUMWA via
BURLINGTON-
PULLMAN S ELEGANT SLEEPING CABS
OK ALL NIGHT TRAINS.
T. TOCZALIN, C. E PERKINS.
Geu. Tc't 4 Pas'r Ag't Superintendi-nt,
G. C. MORTON.
Gen'l Freight Agi. aeptl?.
GREAT EXCITEMENT
-IN-
WASHINGTON!
IIERRiTIA I IIEROLD
Haviug bought out tbe entire Stuck of Goods from
c li. uerota. la reany to onr
G R EA T LVD UCEMEjYTS
In Prices
IhllaellGoo.iOir7? TJX TILE LOWEST,
forCafb, Wheat, Corn, HiuVa, Kurs or any kiotl of
COUNTRY PRODUCE
My Stock, Cooi-ts ot
UROCKUIES, DRY (iOODS
u?)(Ts. snoi:s croTiuxu,
HATS and CAI'S. I'UCKET
CUTLERY, YA.KEE
arit.s ETC
Ploaw give ne a call at tlieohi utanJofC O". Herd
H ERR MAX HEROLD.
K Sc V STAGE IJMv
St c will :eve Neb. Ci'y on ami af er April 18th. at
6 1-2 o'clock, a m ukin'n .rraf.t at Factory vtiie.
arrive at PIattiU'inth at 14 o'clock, for iinner;
leave Plattmoiitb at ooe; arrive at N-b. City at
6 o'clock, p. m. Office at Linrtsy't Hute'. .Vrb.
City, ud at Putte Valley Hous--. P)attni .".ib,
or uent rurmshing uoods.
also tbe celebrated Tandever Corn'iPlauters.
Rakes, and McCormick's unparalleled
Jflac fanes.
of Honor at tbe Parii Exposition of 1S67. Fo
we would say
Come and See,
CLARK & FLFJmER
Groceries,
Notions,
Shoes,
to sell as loic as any House
attention of the public to our
DR. XI II. M'CLISKY,
ft 'J-
ID ID 1ST T I S T
W do all work In hi line on ihort ootic.
JCOBee with Dr. Livingston.
July 6.
AND
WOOL- CARDING.
j Hof for Salt Cre k, where you can kill twa l irda
I with one atone eet you- Ora:n Ground and Wool
Carde.l a the ame liaif; the machiuery fur bolh ia
In perfect order. We ace the Patent MachinCarrln,
wkich were run enonKh last year to etaMish their
auperiority over the old kind, a all who oned the
can testify. The soperioriti of Mr. S. TwlM- as a
Carder is well kaowo, and his 'ervic''"1 are still re
tained for the benefit of the public. With tbe above
advantages we flatter ourselvea that we can mate it
t the advar-tace of all who want work in our line
to come this way. D I'BAN. I'roprxelor.
niy JS S . TWIgS. Carder.
WAsiii.wroar
Life Insurance Compa'y,
9S Ilroadway, New-York.
CYRUS CURTISS
Cash A?setis.
President.
SI. 000 000
Entire profit divided among the Policy Holder.
I'olicies non for feitahle . after t annual paymei
Divi l nds on the C nlribution Plan, paid annual
Iv from die ,f policy, aod in cae tie premiums a e
t"t paM. apt:ied to -e-p the insurance in free.
LIFE POLICIES SELF SUSTAINING
In from 13 to 20 yeara, according to age.
Tbi- company mia poi.e e' 01. all the approve I
plnnn of IriarKQC-, and oJ?ersevery indacetusntcoi'
n'-ot with .lvency.
t or particular!, apa:y tj tbe utiai 'jil.ed.
Kor Aitenci-- t
P.'.UL A MASON, General AtiK,
130 Lafelie strt , ChieHto.
RC.VH M I.T I a N, Ae-niM Conucil Ul ff-
Dr. K. K. LIVINGSTON, M-d. rxau'ner.
ell - Flatmou'i . 55.
AU S HARDING & GO,
post orriCK building
NEBRASKA CITY,
N. T
WHOLRfALK AND BKTAIL DRALKR9 fN
SCHOOL BOOKS
AND
STATIONERY
Also Agenta for all the prinolpal
MAGAZINES and NEWSPAPERS,
For which Subscriptions are received at Publisher
tricee
CITY BAKERY
AND
CON FECT IONE 11 Y,
P. STADELMANN,
BREAD, CAKES, PES, IlCSK.Etc.
Of the best quality, can be obtained at all time.
woul'l Invite eepecial attention to the fact that I
have fitted up aa excellent
ICE CREAM SALOON
In connection with the Bakery, where you can be
accommodated at all times
V'lding panics supplied on short notice with
anything in the Hoe of Confectionery or Pastry
Call and see m. jel9
NEW
JEWELRY STORE
The subscriber having purchased the Red Ptoieot
2d street, lately occupied by Sarpy and others, would
respectfully inform the citizens of Plattsruoath and
vicinity, that he has refitted the store and opened a
large 3tock of
AND
FANCY ARTICLES
For Ladies, Gents, Children, and the rest of man
kind, acd is prepared t j do all kinds of
WATCH, CLOCK AND
JEWELRY REPAIRING
In the best manner, and would he hai py to serve hi
old and as many new customers as may give bjui
their patronage, assuring them of their voik well
di ne, at moderate Pric--, ami on short time. Ih
stock, embracing every variety f goods usually kpl
at a orst-class Jewelry frtre, will re hold a loi
price, and warranted of beta workmanship and
material. He has also a small stock of
FAMILY GROCERIES
which will be replenished from time to time, anJ
sold at the lowest figures. Having permanently
catd in this citv. I respectiully solicit a share of pa
tronage, and cordially invite all to call and examine
tbe stoclc on hand, as we would be pleased to serve
yon, and do not ask you 10 buy unless we c..n malt
it for your interest to patronize u.
dec2Ttf E. H. EATON.
IHW, TLC, T. a. hAnm. J. b cuki
Tootle, Hanna k (Lark,
BANKERS,
Dealers in
Gold Dut. Gold and SUrer
Coin, Exclianpre, U- S
and other Stocks.
DEPOSITS KKCEIVKD,
and special attention given to Collections
PL ATTS MOUTH, N. T.
ap9 dJrwif
THOMAS C. CRENSHAW,
I . rACREB OP ASD DEALER I.f
Saddles and Harness,
BRIDLES, COLLARS, Cl'RRlE
Combs, Spurs, Lashes, Whips, ij-c.
Main Street,
NEBRASKA CITY, - - N. T
Capt. D. LABOO &c CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Wines and Liquors,
Also a very cho'ce selection of
Tobacco and Cigars,
Min street, second door eat of Seymour House,
Nebraska City, Nebraska
A re jut receiving a new stock "f Genuine Old
ourbon direct from Itourbon county, Ky., Bitters,
etc. mylS w
W7 J. Horton &" CoT
( Weeping Water, JVew Store,")
Dealers in
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
HARDWARE CROCKERY,
HATS. CATS, BOOTS.
AND SHOES,
&c, &.C.,
Keep on ha4. and are sellini; cheap, a well selected
assortment of goods trritabl for a farininr com
munity. marlfHf
AVAN'TEP.- Tfitchern. S'uJrtft. aad ether intel
uent Ven and Women, in a businos pw.vinB I"0 to
2lM per month, acenrdir. a to ability. For particn-
lar address ZEI'iLEK, MclTKUT a Co-, l.nmhard
Block Chicriro. Il feb27yl
lliniLLCOX&IBBS
onimio U
II I The ChampioDll I I of 136 first pre
II miums in two! II easons.
U "Its seam isXeJtroBeer and
lets liable to rip than the Lock Stitch."
'Judget1 Report of the wrana -j rxai.
bend for tno "tteporv mu canipiev oi
work, containing both kinds of stitches on
the same piece of goods. Agents wanted.
L. COlUfXLL 4 CO., Gsn'l Afent,
188 Lakt Bt.. Chicago.
WHITE &
DE1LEB9
Drugs. Medicines, Chemicals,
roilet JSoaps, Brushes, all kinds, Perfumery, ami
Fancy Toilet Articles, Toys, Trusses, Supporters,
iShoulder Braces, Grass and Garden Seeds,
for medicinal purposes.
Paints, Oils, Varnishes and Dye Stuffs,
Stationary, Carbon Oil, Lamps, Chimneys,
Glass and Putty, also,
CHOICE FAMILY GEOCERIES,
Green and Dried Fruits.
CONFECTIONARY, &c. &c.
Having been enpaeed In sejlinir Dnieg and Groeerieg in this city for Ihe last six yeara we know
wauta of tne leople in our liueot trade, and are predrred with a large stock of Woods of the very
quality to aupply those wants at very low puces.
J ACT B V A LLCRT, JR.
PITEB
VALLERYS & RUFFNER,
(S .essors to Staude & Anderson.)
Ax,DE3S5.,u!i-.rwe: aoreoDi:s1Vt,0,7hehrfeKr d th -ntire k r
EXCEEDINGLY LOW PRICES.
Ocr motto is
LARGE SALES & SMALL PROFITS.
Oar stock consists in
Dry-Goods and Groceries,
Staple and Fancy Goods,
Hardware and Queensware;
Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps,
And a large stock of
READY-MADE CLOTI11JVG, WOODEJV AND
WILLOW WARE, IRO.VA.YD NAILS,
And in fact, everiything that a man wants.
tGive ua a call and we guarantee you entile satisfaction.
VALLERYS & RUFFXER
W Agents for the Schuttlcr Wttgon.j
j. d. smrsox.
W. VICKSLWA1T,
Simpson, IMickelwait & Co.,
Wholesale
Receiving, Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
Lxica. JStoiCLToot Agents,
PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA.
Dealers in
GROCERIES AND PEODUCE,
DOORS, SASH, WI.XDOW-BLI.MJS, (.LASS,
PINE AND COTTONWOOD LUMBER, SIINKLES, LATIL
PICKETS,
Hardware.
mrm am
E. T. DUKE & Co.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
HARDWIRE I AGRICULTURAL IMEMEA'IS,
Stoves, Tin, Sheet Iron, Brass, Japaned
AND STAMPED WAkE
STEEL PLOWS
Of ail k iiid and s ies. whic h we warrant the tot in the market.
JOB WORKL !
Tin Roofing, duttters and Spouting done on short notice.
Are exclusive Apeata fa thfn Connty forth tale of
Stewart's Celebrated Combination Coa
or Wood Cook Stove.
ijive us a call we will not be undersold Main St., next door east of Masonic
Block.
PLA.TTBMOUTK. NEBRASKA
BTUTERY,
IS
and
Plattein.jutb, Neb. Aprils, lSfid
WHITE tc BUTTE II Y.
TiLLIKT,
p. r. RcrrNiR
ED WD BUTTS Rr.
and Retail
ETC., ETC.
irm mrmm-.
it. wacixia, e. c. iLwi,
D. n. lVliecler fc Co.,
Real Estate Agents,
Commissioners of Deeds
AND
Fire and Life Ins, Ag'ts,
PLATTSMOUTH, X. T.
Collections promptly attendV.I to. and proreel. rr.
mitteil at current rates of Exchange. Ti'-tniJ ,
We ern Iowa anil .Nebraska lor non re1i!'fit.
to la id inveatigaUd. Money loaned on heal E-ij:,
ecur.tiea. Land Warrants I x .i:c-J.
CLAIM AGENTS-
A en! for col lection of claim. aalnKt flov ere m ru
t"T oiilier. their idowi aud minor heln At--ni
for .be purchane and sale of Landi and Clly f.ruj ei
ly, .caving of Tenement?.
REFERENCES.
Hod. S. H. Klbert. Denver City. C. T.
Me-.r Kouotze Bro. , Omaha, Neb.
" Mc'ann k M -tea If. Nebra-ki fity.
" U. F. Fllley, St. Li nip. Mi..,uri.
Dr. TMo Lewi.. Ho.toa, M.i.acbusett..
H W DltmarK. Cbicaito, lllin.ili.
H M MaUl. Cincinnati. 'hio.
T.x,le A Hanna, l'latttuiomb . Nebraska.
L B Rich, Three Hiver.. Michigan.
Hon f Fellow, Hloomfleld, Wicon.ln.
lion T M M.rquett, Plattfiuoutb, Nebrafka.
L Lewi, Attorlier at I Jim, Buffalo, New Turk.
Carter, Huisej h. Curl, De Moinei, Iowa.
a 3 dAwtf
FURNITUKE,
COFFINS'
AUD
Cabinet - Work !
II- BOECK
Havinfr enlarged hla hhnp and Sal-i-roorn won i
respectfully remind tba jeo.le in ttil. i inity (bat
he can fnraiMh tbem With the very bett uruiture.
Chain, or other Cabinet-work, at tbe moM r-. n
able ratea. I ahall keep constantly ou band a larpe
asaor'ment of Eaatrrn H'or, and am also prei ar'd
to manufattu'a anytliici' in tny line on ihort uolire
A large aiortment of Keady niad Ccifflm kept at
a'l tlinea. CaJ and examine my atock and rjr,.
JelUdAw tf u. iioE'.'K.
BLACK HAWK
Two II or Me
WALKING
CULTIVA TOR.
Bv practical experiment In the field al bj leil-iDKtb-'ni
with the best Ma'kii.2 Cuil.vato mail,
tbey have been hrunpbt to a ptat apjirvactiing
jPcrfectlon
In conatrnctlun. Tbe cultivatur cou'ii of !
wtonvbt iron azletreen, archel aud well lrr-l.
The plows are hiiui'ly two irun b-anif m lb
DOUBLE SHOVEL PLOWS
attach' 1 t the axle bv a doiib'e joint which ir
the Dl w an ear, bat at Ihe u e time j't-rfri i.y
trne vertical and horiiuutal ui' tmn
The t.n;Kue i d -uhle and fwt'ned to the arch
of the axletree by clamtx, u that it cn be ra'.- d
or lowered atwill.wbenthef'i.n lv..un(, reduc: r j
draft, and raiad when the coin i ,.,t.
The ahovela are furtiUhed n un
Reversible Teeth,
So that the foil can be thrown eirh r tonrfrnm ti e
corn. T e Plow are channel 1 ty uir-iiii of li'i-'cr
coupling, wh ch ennUle tl,e pi wuau Iu eor.trl beth
Plows Ly holding one.
The folio win are a few o. te a-1 irit.tferv.. yna t
of aujieriority which this Cilti . at or ! r vcr oihe
1 t Ii if mroii) r and llxh'.er, beir.g n.a ie a moil
entirely of wrought iron.
2iJ-The doable pcititi bT which the b .via in
attached t the axl-' ennb'e the ,f,wmn to w te
hii plow either to or from tl- corn or l;fl it out f
the Krouna with the lea t efl irt.
3d. With this Ciiltivat..r th dep'h of Co- f:irrr
can be re'ita'ed. pio m.' eh.l jw or u, e (tlirr
the ground ia hard or tufl
4tb. Hyineaa'of the Ko roinTtrir which con
nect the two plow you can nj ihe two iwowt ran
any iliatance apart that you may dnre W ith nth
er plows it is iinot impo-nime to hold both f-hoveH
when throwitic earth to the corn, arid to lecp them
from crowding toKOirr when plowing from the cora.
For farther particular, call, or ad ir
D. B. McMECIIAN.
-VO. 106 JAISST. - NEBRASKA CITY.
a?r j
Hannibal St Joe It. II
Packet Line.
One of the Company Pteamers leaven daily fr
every point on the Misfurl River above ht Joe,,h,
and arrives at ft. Joseph in time t" connect with the
exprers train on the Hannibal k t. Joseph Kailma I
for Hannibal, at which place connection ma la tha
same evenlair with one of the Keokuk Par kets.whlc u
arrives in tinre to connect with next nj.jri.liiK trains
out of St. Louis for Cincinnati. 1 ndianHpolis, Lou s
viile, Terra Haute. H aabia. Cn Cny, Ilaltimorr,
fhiladelphia. New York, liustoo, and to all otter
Eastern, Northern and Southern Citiea. The above
mentioned lines of eieKant Packet re conceded by
all travelers t be th let on the Wftern waters
THKOLGH TI KtTs
For sale to St. Louis, and ail Ksxtero, Northern acd
Southern cities via the al-ove lines at Deliver Cey,
UlDh. Council illulfs, I'lattsmonth, Nehra-ka ("iiy
and at all o'h-r princijoil t ck-t .fii, . , a the u est.
T"Meala and Staterooms f'et -WH
R. FOKD, Sup't H. It. V. L , bt Joseph.
11. Q. FCK(i;iON, Pec'y K K J L. , Ht Joseph
J. D. SIMPSON. Acent,
apl5 Plattsmouth, Nebraska.
SAMUEL Y. GREER ,
(Succeasjr to Diui -cnel Greer,)
FIRE and GARDEN IIOJSK
M AN UFA CTUHKK,
AT THE OLD STAXD, SO. MT0 XORT1T ST..
(E-tabiifhed 1-21.) PHILADELPHIA
Firo Buckets, Suction Hose,
Bands for Machinery, &c tc-
AaT-The above articles wii! be madu r f tbe bssl
rorkmansbip, and on the nios; reaonnbl' terma.
f ehi7m6
rpHE SHORT ALL RAIL LINK
J. EAST
7"o Chienffo, Ittroit, TuUdn, Si lentil.
Ltiftiyrtt. Jn'ttarutmiit, (Jincmmtti, LonUvtlU,
K'. .-.... '7- . . . : u .1 . - . . .' ; . . . ii'. . . ;
ing. I'ittohurj , Bvtiilo, Xiignrt Fiil, Airrva-
(tury, Baltimore. ir'ittAtnytvn, Phibidtlphttt,
Xeio York, B-"t(ft, -,
Is via tbe old, reliable Central Konte tfte
Hannibal & St. Jo. II. R.
rir"Take tbe H. ST. JO.
River Packets from
R. K. in of ITmsourl
PLATTSMOUTH
To St. Josep'i, where cona'ctions are made wttb
Two Daily Ezprcss Train
On the H & ft. Joe. R. R , ran through from Saiet
Joseph to Quincy without chauge of cars,
CONNECTING AT QUIN'CY
Wi.h Chlcaifo, KnrlinBt. n 4 Qainry, and T'ed-,
Waba-h A Western Kailroads for ail points kail,
North and South.
For St. Louis
Clow connection madt at MACON with NOBTK
MI5;OrKI K K. for St L'as, ai.d at Hannibal w.th
Daily Mis. Kiver Pacltt fr St. Leuis, m'-alf and
staterooms free, leavlui; eery evening on arrival cl
trains from th'- wet, and arriving In ISt. Louis n'xt
mora i g in hsmis for b aiuess and to tonnecl w m.
Chicago, Alton A M. Louis, Terre Ha'ue, Alton & St.
I. outs, and Ohio A Minsi.elppi Kaliroadfor all points
Kasi, North and Hoath.
NEW SLEEPING CARS
Run on Night Trains.
J- r.ny your throcgb ticket via Hannibal 4 Ft
Jo. K R. at their ticket ottio-a in Omaha, O 'tc
Blufls fUttm ojth. Nebrnika City, St. J -.
and on each Packet in the line, and enjoy ti e
ecioiuiies of havikg taken the short, eteop s
quick rc ote ea.f C. W. Wtl. flea Sup''-
P. R GROAT G.n'lTicket A,eot-
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