Nebraska herald. (Plattsmouth, N.T. [Neb.]) 1865-1882, January 21, 1869, Image 4

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LODGI3 DIRECTORY s. i ,i
e. W. C. T., Re. J. W. Taegart, Nebraska City
it W. Coui-clr J. nor.Umlii
a. . v ;r.-His Jiy owtth ; . A
5 V. J. Sf?eniwn, UelleVna ;
U VV, T i, Bristol, Oinaha.j ;
'J - OLITB BK A"CH SO. 2, j?L4TTSMOCTB t
- HamrneUnieJeryTuesaayeveniM.TravellEf
-.frr-Pi.r..pec.r.iiyji. ;,BSE3t w m0 .T.
vflUKK WBitK.W. S. . f
i; b...Wi-1'Uaji, Ljdire Heputy. i
! ' BXCSLSIO DECBIE 10DCH, NO. 1.
' Me;U on flr4 and third Frilr
-n-onth F. M. LOSSDaLB, W..D. T.
- - - a 's todd, vr r. s. "
ROSA D11XE5, W. D. S. T. j
... m
iT-ft '.Of ,l.CPl lODGKNo ,8,Mt,.TIeasnt
' hdi"rruUr' meetings every Saturday erening.
B A. KIRKPaTKICK, W. C T
AXDaEVV COLS J AN, W. 8.
KAIRVIEW W)UTK. So. 14. ho'.-leg-slas i ee-1
itcs every TnewHy fvenion; Travelling rfman.
"..ctfn-W InvitrU 8 W. CALKIN, W C T
F.M.YOUNO.Jr, W.S-
-K. al. ITOUNOrJieo.. Lodge Deputy.
Correspondence 'of this column must U written
pUiu and grammatically with Ink, and on one aide
a!y of whits Per., LeM!ai be sUort Jand ti the
foiot. " ' ' , '.
Task- Hand Papa. lo the dead of
the night I am frequency awakened by a
little band stealmz out from tna cnr ot
tnT aide, with the pJeadioz or: "Pla-st e
takecay hind, papa!" " ;-
Instantly the little boy' haml is grasp
J his fears vanish, and soothed by tba
I his fathers oresance, he
. K-v -1-y i . -
fulls into sleeD acrain. .
, ; V commend this lesson of simple fil-
' "a.1 faith and trust to the anxious, sorrow.
inj- one found in almost every homehol J.
: Stretch forth tour nana, 6incicn mourn
er,' although you may be in the deepest
' inr1rnnai And rIoom. and fear and ant-
-ious suspense may cloud yonr pathway,
and that Terr act will reveal the pres
! enca of a loving compassionate Father,
an i iriva Ton tha neace that oasseth nil
r v "
understanding.
Tho darkness may- not pass away . at
.'inn.' niffht mav enfold Vou in its . cold
embraa9, but its terror will be disaipatrd,
it doom and sadness flee away, ana in
the simple grasp of the Father's hand,
sweet neaca will" be civen, and you ' will
rest surlv. knowinz that the mornin
oo :n e th. Cungregat i; nalist.
- -"Impobtant Facts.'' Wini drinking
"and oirrar sinokinz are bai habits. Thev
impair the pocket and mind, and
will
lead to a mste or timet--,
Base all your actions anon a prinoip
of riht. preserre your intezrity of char
aiter, and in doing this never reckon th
cost. ' .
Remember the self imeteat .is more
llkelv to warn voar iudzement than all
other circumstances combined therefore
a look well to your duty, when your inter
est are concerned.
Da neither lavish nar niggardly., of the
r , two,-avoid tne iattan. ;'A mean man
QDiversally despised; but public favor is
a stepping stone to preferment, lnere
fom generous feelings should be cultira
ted.
Don't bb aaLoafeii J Young ihan.pay
attention. Don t be a loafer; dtnt keep
loafer's company; don t bang about loaf
iag plaoes. Better work than sit around
day after day, or stand about corners
with your hands in your rockets Better
f6r your own health better for your ow
prospects. Bustle about if"you,mean te
have anythiDgtd bustle' about for Many
a poor physician has obtained a real pa
tient by 'riding arter n,n. imaginary-one.
A qaire of blank paper tied with red tape
carried under a lawyer a aim, niny pro
cure him bis first case, and maks his for
tune. Such is the world! to hin that
hath shall bo driven. . Quit di earning and
complaining; keep busy and mind your
eoances.
v' How to Make MuTUeb LUrrY. "Why,
mother, bow bright and ccaeriul vou
look to night! what has happenned?"
feel very happy, 'my dear, because my
little boy has really tried to be good all
day. , Once when his sister Kate teased
: -.. himr and ha spoke quick and cross to her
ho turned around of his own accord, and
told her he was wrong, and asked her to
forgive him I believe 1. should grow
young, and never look tired or unhappy
any more, if every day my little boy and
" girr"were as thoughtful and umellish
and loviagas they hive been to day.".
. Intemperance. If all the wealth now
sunk in the bottomless bit of inieinpor-
ance' were appropriated to tha purchase
ox libraries, philosophical apparturee, or
cabinets of natural history; if all tha time
that element of priceless value, which is
.nowworse than lost .in the various h&'ints
' " of dissipation, were devoted to the read
ing of well selected book, t!yceo.m ax.
ercises, to musio or other social and re
' fining arts, it would give to dociety a new
moral and political life. How caa any
man witness without pain this great ue
.Cformity, where there should be beauty
and aivme grandeur!
. The peasants in Andalusia, pressed by
':povertyi have organized themselves into
,. plundering partiee, and are pi'laging the
rich land owners.
Tho Ohio Frmtrj tha poor farmer
wipes his nose with hi coat sleeves. We
reeomend Congress to -af propriate hion
-e7 w.uuy nandicrohicfs there. -
. '; A New York State post office bas bsen
changed from Benton to Bellona. The
reason perhaps is that the bellicose atti
tude of tho aspirants has made it a tern
pic of "Bellona.
. The Brownville B'erry U now ma-
king regular trips across . the river in
front Of the. city, ihe ica above and
below being, too rottento bear up
tsamsj everar have broken through
during the( past few dijfs.
Tne people in the- western part of
Nemaha ioUDty are circulating peti
tijna asking the Legislature to pass a
general LLerdt law. They wish some
protection to their crops from the dep
redation of cattle while their hedge is
growing. , t -,.
The Brownville Democrat says a
sixteen inch vein of none coal has been
discovered oa the land cf "Mr. Thorats
Harris, four iciles ncrthr f tlint city.
It is reported that the track, of the
Union Pacific" Railroad is now probably
laid to Echo City, within forty miles cf
Ogden City, the point' where it" is to
alriklS Salt Jlke.
NB5Ki.GOODS !
NE WLliYpRK
' "U - ' " :i" 'J ' ' ' ' FOR
FALL AND WINTER TRADE, 1868.
E. A. WIGGBNHORN & CO.,
At the New York Cah Store, ofTtr tcihe public the Largest and best selectee
" ' Stock
DRY GfOb; GROCERIES,
BOOTS AND SHOES. HATS AND CAPS,
YANKEE NOTIONS, HARDWARE,
WOODEN-WARE,: QUEJENSWARE,
, AT GRKxVTLY. REDUCED PRICES I
We call particular nttention to our New Style of
DRESS GOODS, SHAWLS,
COLORED BLANKETS, at wonderfully low prices.
A LARGE STOCK OF CARPETS AT NEW YORK PRICES.
Ve have.the largest aud neatest slock of BOOTSand SHOES eyer brought
to tbii market consisting in gentlemen, ladies and children's.
OUR QUEENSLAND . GLASSWARE DEPARTMENT
- Jia complete, and we offer the same at the lowest possible price.
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We have a large stock of she celebrated GARDEN CITY CLIPPKR PLOW.
-j -LI; Ss'i- - We are'aleo Agents of the
WHITEWATER COMBINED
-. which we warrant to be the best made in the United States, and doing bet
ter work than any other Machine. ; - ;. . ; , " , ;
v, , Our motto is " QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFIT ! "
AGEN.TS WANTED FOR
MEN OF OUR DAY!
The men who avrt-ernonr country, make it laws,
hare 'ousht ita bAtilea. cha me I ns with their elo
quence, forhfe-l our reHeees, control our rai'roads,
nanafactorler, and our finance oo attract! re vol
ume, fall ol viriil interest lite-like illnstrtiona and
chararteriKtie anecdote. CSO well filled paire.' 42
One steel psrtrait, and the liTei of over 60 men.
Price low to suit the timet. Tl e cheapest well ai
the nwl i-iterestin book pnoltahed within Gve years.
?ales tmmertPe. Kveiy body wants to know the life
history of these tu n. 8t,i'i for Ci-ru'ar to -
' ZE1GLER. aicCL"KI)Y k CO.,
' Phihid'-lphiaPa , CiscinDat.i, O., Chicago, Hi., or
St Lou:. Ho. b30u3
mi
IJurlinzloii liride Finished
CD CD
Burlington & Siissouri
v River,
, IaConn'MUon with
CHICAGO, BUKLIKGTOiN
&Q1JINCY
riiLxi O ADS
Prese-it to the PuLllc the mot" direct, sure and aafe
Route, to
OHIO, ILLINOIS, INDIANA,
PENNS Y LV A N T A NEW YORK
AND NEW ENGLAND.
X'asseTigerj have the choice of the varioua routes
, centering ia Chicajjo.
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Baggage Checked through lo Ollunuta.
RATES
lnrariab'y as low as by oth?r Soutea.
(KS Buy your Coupt-n Tickets
AT"' OTTTTMWA via
BURLINGTON-
PUI.I.MANS ELEGANT SLEtri.iu t,AM
OX ALL. SIGHT TRAINS.
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' . TOUZALIX, . C. PERKINS,
Gen. Tc't & Paa'r AS't Saperinteudent.
' Gcn'l.Freiaht As t. scptl7.
CHICAGO ?t NORTH WESTERN
KAIL WAY.
Grand Consolidated. Line I
SHORTEST and MOST EXFSED
TJOUS ROUTE TO ALL
I'OIXTS EAST Oli
SOUTH.
Trains leave the Depot
at
.; CoiiriciQUjgn,
In connection with traina on the Council Cuffs ana
81- Sojepb Railro 1, a follows:
r . r (U0U11CU B.UQS lime; ,
Express at 11.00 a. m , except Snndavs.
Mail al ti 55 p. m " batuidaya.
arriving in Chicago at 1 p in. and 5 a in., making
date connections with th Michigan Central, Wich
ican tSouthtrn, Pittsburit, Vort Wnyne and Chicafto.
Chicago and Gieal Eatern. C"hicK and Alton, 11
inoi., Ccniral. and all other Eastern and Southern
iljilroada. for
Toledo,
tCievelandt v - - '
-i- Dnnkrk, 1 -Snsbrilge,
- ' Montreal,
Vtlrot, -
liujjalo,
Albany,
Quebec,
Spr ngjieldf
Worcester, Boston,
NEW wYORK, PHILADELPHIA,
riTrsscRff h, uakbisblrgh, baltimokb,
Wa.-hiixtoa,
Cmtiaaa' i,
Uairo,
'NTruPeling,
' Lnnisvilie,
Memphis,
Columbus,
Pt. Lo'ils,
Vickjburg,
x- ' NEW ;oitLEANS:
Sitting Tine, - ami Securing , Cowort ami
rafxaer Check' d Throng), lo all principal Point
od no stra churje for tT-aait'er through Cliioico.
Fare!iper bve caoice of routes Vs tticnao,
eoj'.yia ml the rnudsrc iir.yruv u ot ia use on
rsi-lasa railway!.
Superior rrcngtci - Sletping Cars on
all jyigftt Trains!
P5cbt for say noiot.l u'f r STmtiii t i arai
Ihemselres of the many dania?e offered by this
company, should be particaax to at for, and . ate
that tbeir tickeUrvad.'
- VTA CU1CA GO KOB Til- WESTEBK
ItAILVCAX."
62a copy of the Herald will be fo'ind on file
j st t lie office of the Chicago A Northwestern Railway
" o. locxhp.'i suo't."
. I' C- 5JS'?i- V. -P.'r .'A't Chicago.
a. T. PaTSIOC, Koa'i Taa'r At-mi
; HEW :GOODS !
CASH STORE !
THE ' . (
of ' , . ...
FLANNELS, WHITE AND
SEEDER AND CULTIVATOR
J. M. HINCHMAN,
(Successor to Done! an & niochmao,)
Druggist & Apothecary
DALIB IJT
DRUGS & MEDICINES,
I'aints, Oils
lyes, Notionj
Toilet Goods, Perfumery,
Fancj' Soaps,
J? TJ II ID ' W I N E S
AND
Xjxc"eto:e.
For Mechanioal aod Jleditinai. purpotea
Keep constant?? on hand fuUand wert assort
ed stock of
... PATENT
PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS
carexiWJy eor.iponaded by an experienced DruejUjt.
onebuttherCRKST Melicinca used. All gecia
warranted at represented. C&iand see.
MAIN STREET, EOUT1I SirE.
Terms .Cash.
' K.-&; IV. STAGE JJi'VE. :
Mfemr iei. niTonanil ap.er A pril 13th. st
o i-z o'ciur-K, a m,, i KtnK Break fist at Factoryville
arrive at EUtt'niouth at 1! o'clock. f.r iinner;
leave Platt.-tnoiuh at one; arrive at Jvi. Citv at
iiocioci. p. m. 'incq a' LmUsry'i Ifote'. Xeb
kiiy, ana airiatte valley lloua. flattHmouth,
Prl6tf GEO. JEXXINGS.
JEWELRY STORE
The subscriber havInK rmrchaned ib Tied s
2il street, lately occupied tiy Sarpy and nthero, would
..yrnnui; loiurm ine 'icixns or I'lKtlsmint'i sad
vicinity, that he has reStted the store and opened a
4X 213 7&" 3 X-s -JEZ. "S"
AND
FANCY ARTICLES
r ur i..iuit:i, uenio, , nuureo, cue rest of mnD-
kimu, az.d m prepared to do nil kinds of . ,
WATCH, CLOCK AND
JEWELRY KEPAIRII-7G
In the best manner and would he b-ry to serve Tii.
vri-. mm i iiiidj new customers as iuny give Qin
thtir patronage, assuring them cf their wotk well
uone, al nioderjjte prices, anl on short time. The
stock, enibracirg every variety I poods ut-uxlly kept
... urartiiaa jt-wtriry olfre. Win De sola a" low ;
prices, and warranted of best workman-it ip and
luuierwi. xie naa also A small stock 01 -
FAMILY GROCERIES
which will be replenished from time to time, anJ
soiu at tne lowest flgnre. Having permaneatryl
eat'd in this city, I repect!lly solicit a share of pa
ana coruiany luviie all to call and examine
the stock on band, as we would be pleased to serve
yon., and do not an yea to fciy unless e make
a tor your interest to patronize us.
dec27tf E. H. EATOX.
WASHIXGTOf
Life Insurance Coxapa'y,
f8 Rroadway, XeW'l'ork.
CYRUS CURTISS, President.
CashAesetts. 5 - t - $1,000,000
Entire profits divided among the Policy Holders.
Tolicles nonforfeitable, after tw annual payment
Pi vidnds on the Coctribntion Plan, paid annual
ly from datof policy, and in eae the premiutus ara
eo paid, applied to keep the insurance in foree.
LIFE P0LICIE3 SELF SUSTAINING
In front Wto 00ya, according to age.
This oompany isu y polfee. oTr all the approved
plans of Insurance, and offers every inducementcon
si'ent with lveniy.
For particulars app!y to the undersigned'. ' .
Tor Ajfencies to -
PAUL MAPOX, General AFent,
' : ' - 130 Laelle street, Chicairo.
' Rt'5'D A tTHAl?; Arenis Conncil niutfi. ,
Dr. R. it. LIVINGSTON, Med. Examiner,
nil - Plats-mouth, Xb. ,
fill?
j PIANOS, PIANO Sf
Organs,
ME LODEONS.
J. UVEIXKR,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA,
Dealer in the ce)ebrat Steck 4 McCatnmon Pianos,
ando LerMiuical luitrumenis.
JdAll Instrument warranted five years.
octi'lly
W. J. Horton & Co,
( Werping Water, J'tw Store,) '
Dealers in - . .
DRY GOODS, . GROCERIES,
HARDWARE CROCKERY, .
HATS. CAPS, BOOTS,
AND SHOES,
&c, . &c,
Keep rn hand, and are selling cheap, a well selected
assortment of goods suitable for a farmine eoiu-
munity. - . marli'tf
Tnofl.
TLX,
T. K, H.VX51.
J. B CLARK
Tootle. Hanna & Clark,
iB ANKERS;'
Dealers in
fiold Dust, Gold and Silver
Coin Exchange, U. S
. and other Slocks.
DEPOSITS niiCEIVKD,
and special attention given to Collections
PIiATTSMOTJTIT, TT. T.
ap9 dtwtf
ILLCOX&frnlBBS
SEWING-MACHINE,
The Champion! I I lof 136 first pre
miums in twotl r I seasons.
" Its seam is2J stronger and
less liable to rip than the Lock Stitcb."-
"Judaet' Report of the Urand 'lYutf."
Send for the "Report," and Samples of
work, containing both kinds of stitches on
the same piece of goods. Agents wanted.
L. CORNELL & CO., Oen'l Agents,
138 Lake fit., Chicago.
I. TODH
a't moutr., N""h
declSy
Aent.
P.'P.'TODD,
SEWING MACHIN FAG'T
PLA TTSMOUTII, XEBllA SLA.
A good assortment of micMnes ncd nurline flnJ
ir.s kept on hand. Ej"Ofrle et Stadfluiinn'J
Cir.tbinf, Store. Jec. 4 '7
lUachnes re.pa red on short no' ce.
J. W. MIddletori & Co:,
- STATIONEIIS, i
BLANK BOOK MAXUFA CTURERS
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g ; 4-,. i. t ir? - ? S:vi': -Tfi ii ...
rTTiit'''rr
LtTKOCRAPHERS,
AND
i. ...
Notarial and Corporate Seals.
IDG LakeStrcct,
CHICAGO I1L
... .,v .
Borri-irs for
Merchants, ' ' ;
'"Banks'
and
Kail Roads
Public Offices.
. , febSTyrl
TUTT1LE,- ' -
V fc WETiTIORE,
. JOBBEES, OF
MEN'S AND BOYS'
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OI.OTHInG-.
r. r--. j.' ' -
. , AXD ' ' " . '
FURNISHING GOODS.
58 and 60 Lake Street,
CHICAGO) - ILLINOIS
Tcttle. Thompson J; Wktmork. Chicao."!
Isaac Fenh & Co., lioston, Mas.-
febSTytl
i
y u
,v.r:!.:!;g -;jl . .
a ... . . ''a
NEW GOODS!"
We- are daily
or
Dry Goods. .Notions, Hats, Caps,
BOOTS, SHOES
GARPETS, AND
Wiih many thanks for past patronage, we invhe all to
Call and see our: Large Stock of Good !
CLARK Sc PLVimEi;.;.
Plaiumouth, Neb , October 15, 1SCS. ' .
WHITE &
ZEALR8 IN
Drugs,
Medicines,
Brushes, all Kinds.
Toilet oaps,
rancy I oilet Articles, loys, Irusses, Sapporters,
Shoulder Braces, Grass and Garden Seeds,
for medicinal purposes.
Paints, . , Oils,
Stationary,
Glass
Varnishes and
Carbon Oil, Lamps,
and 'Putty,
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES.
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Green 'and. Dried Fruits.
Ilavine been encaj.ed in o llinir Dr'xss and Groceries
want cf tne i eopl-in our liiieor trad.', snd are prcdrrcd vf 1th a larire Ftck of tS.uuls of the
quality to supyly llio8 wants at very low pr-cec.
JAC'll. VALLERY, JH.
riTEi!
; YALLERYS & RTJPFNER,
. . . (! ,essorst lo, Siaiitfe-&c binders on.)
Vte esre-tf,iilj f v.rt once to onr frienil'' ttf.it we have vurchas d tha entire XinrV of mmfm r.r sTir.i
& AXUEKOX- k.iat we are now abte locll
E X O E E'D ! fi Ci. Y
LARGE SAL
ES,&
' ' Oar stock conwists in , '
Dry-Goods and Groceries '
Staple and; Fancy: Goods,
Hardware and. 'Queens ware;
. Boots and Shoes,' - . : -
: 1;. '- Hats and Caps, j
,.. , And a large s!ocfc of, . " '
READY-MADE CLOTIllJS'G WOODEJV JIND
WILLOW n ARE' IROjYAJVD NAILS,
!T And in fact, everything that a man wants.
23Gite nt a call and we guarantee yen catiie latufaetien. .
VALLERYS & RVFFXER.
Wf Agents for the ScJiuttlcr Wagon,
. -Hardware ,
E. T. DUKE & Co.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in . v
a-
Stov
Tin, Sheet
res,
' 'i AMD STAMPED WARE :
S T E EI, OP L O W S
' Of all kinds and sizes, which we warrant the best in the market.' ; -. .
Tin Roofing, Guttfers and Spouting done on short notice. . .
. Are exclusive Aglets ia this-Coucty for the sale of ' ' '
Cj,... wik.. ,i aT L:li t
. L,
- ' Ol' WOOU
tive us a call we will not be undersold
' Ji'ock.
PLATl'SWOUTU.
SID I
NEW GOODS ! !
receiving1 our
STOCKS
QUEEEMS WARE.
GROCERIES.
-:o:-
BTUTERY,
Chemicals
Perfumery, and
and
J-iIQTJOHS
Dye Stuffs,
Chimneys,
also,
COiNFECTIONAIlY, &c. rvc.
in this city for the laat six yeais we k y
. riattmniith, Nfb April 2, lr08.
WHITE & BUTTEKY.
VALLEHT,
r. E. RUFrxcn
Ih'iii Soi.'itat
LOW PiR S.C E S.
SMALL PROFITS.
ilGRIClf ilffi DJPllillEivIS,
Iron, Brass, Japaned
U III UluailOIl, tJOai
OOIv fctOVe. ,
--Main St., next door east of Masonic
3fCKHUA!a7i A
K-C.' LxWis
D. II. Whcrler 'A; Co.,
Real Est ate" Agents,
Commissioners of Deeds
" . AND
Fire and Life Ins, Ag'ts,
I'LATTSMOUTJI, A'. T.
Collections promptly attended to. and erututl. ...
milted at current rates of Exchange. Taxes paid ui
We"rn Iowa and Xehrtsia lornon reililents. Tltifs
to la id Investigated. Monry loaned ou Keal Kstal.
securities. Land Warrants locate.
CLAIM AGENTS.
Aeoti- for collation of claimtaeainst Go tarn
or Soldier, their widows and tnirmi hoi.a a -..
fur the purchase and tale of Lauds and City btwm-'
ty; .easing of Tenements.
REFERENCES:
Hon. 8. It. Elbert, Denver City. C. T.
Alersrs. Kmintie Ilros., Omaha. Xeb.
" Mcrnn & Mi tcaif, ,-iraka etly.
O. f. Flllry, Bt. Loafs, Mh"ork.
Dr. Pin Lewis, f.nU.u, Aii..i liuiclta.
H W Tltmar. Chicago, Illinois.
II U JIagill, Cincinnati. Ohio.
Tootle A ilanna, riait.i.i.Mith . Xobraakax
L B Ki.-h, Three Rivers. Michigan.
Hon F Kellows, Uloomfleld, Wici.fin.
Uon T l Marquett, riaitsiiTT uth, NrbrsskA.
i. Lewis. Attorney at Law, 8 -.Talo, New Ygrti
Carter, Kusa' y U. Curl, lies AtuiucS, Iowa.
a-8 diwtf
BLACK; HAWK
Two Morse
CULTIVATOR
By practioal experiments !n the "e'.d and l. tv-
in(t them with the best Wa'.klnic C aiiiv.1.-! L.!.
they hare bren bronght to a state approachler
tu construction. The cultivate- cotixtna cf t
nought iron axlelrrrr, arched and well tTatM-d.
The plows are "Imply two Irou beams with
DOUBLE SITOVEli PLOWS
attach-d to thaaxle hy a double joint trMrh t-lvw
the olow an easy, but at the tan a 4.'m per?eotiy
true verticul and hnrlzoutat nn.tiiin.
ThetonKurls doul.le and fanned ti tho n
of the axltre by clainn,c tlint it can r-,. r1-.
or lower l at will, when the corn t ynnug, recloolorf
draft, and raided whea the com ia higher.
The shovels are furtihbej w;th
Reversible T e e t h ,
8o that the soil ran be thrown eiihr to or f r' tn Iks
corn. T I'lows are c jiinecleii by lueaus of ua
cMi.lin, wh ch enah'e the phiwuua to conlrul U.
Plow by holdiPg one.
The fo'.loa Iiiti are a few o: th adv jnturcoua oltia
of superiority which this Cultivator has over uil-t
1-t It i.i ftroncrr and lighter, heinp bih2 a lit..)
er.tirely of wrought iron.
2d The donbiq points b wr.ich tlie shsvrls r
attached to the axi' enable the pluwuinii to ioos
hi plow either to or from the nil or lift it out sf
the jfroun'l with the lea t cllurt.
8d. With this Cultivator tin- .Icp'li t the rurrw
can be lesnia'ed. pto-.vinz li:rluw or dcp wh!-tl.-t
the ground is hard or toll
4th. Cymean- of the l(-e e.iutilini.' wbhh csu-n-ct.
the lv. ptiiwuyuii run in:.k the two pl-w i on
any li.tar cc apart that yon may deaira VTtih th
-r plows it in alino't tnipoMth- to huld both ahovsln
wh-n throwinis earih to the cirn, and to keep them
fiom crowdinit to'.cha r when plowinf rroialht ma.
For further particulars, call, or ad.lir-a
D. B. McMKCIfAN,
SO. UC MAJStiT. A JZXAAiiXA eirr
WASTED.- Tnieher. S!mfrt.f and eth,r let.)
iirent Ven and Women. lo a businon piivitig $ an t
.'Oil per month, rr.,Hir. !n nb lnv. .r parlies
liraaddrt-cHZKI'ir.Elt, JlcCl itHV & Co-, l,nml.,(
Block, Chicrco, II1, fl.r?jl
PLOWS! PLOWS!
c e. f o n g y ,
iracufa-turer of all kinds ..
Fanning Iinitlftncss.fi,
5uch thecelbrafd Red Ilrewllnr Mows Meals
Hiard Bpkr. Stirrinir I'l. wj. Kmj-le ami li.uk'.
Shovrl, (Jiiitivatox and Hmn,. Hrpalrlef
r.n shnrt notire All work wnrrantrd.
Having lad much exp-rien-e In the l.uf!o, I
f. l x.uir'.l t(i,u I ca xirs fteuersl satiefactlsa '
Please irr me a call bt torn jitircl infix rltivlrra.
O. V . l0KwT.
Plattsn.ou-h.S'irb.,M.-!7 Cth.lSCI.
18(18.
1SG3.
s ouri
North Mi
RAILROAD
LINE,
TO SAINT LOUIS.
Two Daily Trains.
HOril Dalv Traina nf th Uinril.il Ar Si J...I1
H tilroad frutn the weft make cl coi.tiect.oa l
Ma-X-O Cilr with Die ahov t!n trrlvlm .a Br
l.ol, anil C"lii., tti,p flirrf t T wilii ill niurini and
afteraima, trains out t stj fu's, for
.kw ions, niii.inn.nini.
HnTOK, U ATSrxOTO.l ClTT
U'LtiMom, 1!akh nu (., .
: flTTSHVttun,-- C'LO Mt7f
Hi V TON, IJ Nf u, ,rjf,
Inr-i Asipoir?, CHv-iCi,' '
, LOLJ-VH.LS, -N'fU'rua,
And ail'Points East North or Scnth.
Ths oaly direct and lesltimate rrJu'e frc ta lLa
West to St. Louis &' the' East.
time to the Eastern cities a i Q UJCKai
can be made lij any route, with
LESS C1I.1.VGE& .
Tickets via the above Hue cm be narchaar-J at 1K
Uaatiibal t St. Joneph ticket cUcojia tiie Wct.
Fare is the same as ly any ether routt.
liARTGN BATES Ir.lrf-r.L
JOHN P. LATRD, CAnral Superintendi nl.
H, H. WHKKLs.lt, Usa Tick.t Agent.
302EVU. GAMBLK, U-n. Krright A ff-pt
P-H. EAKLY, ilgent, t. Joseph.
L. M. DUNNiUcutral Wvctra Airst
an, S3ly
THE SHORT ALL 'KAIL 'LINE
. . EAST -
To Ckieaao. IttroiF. TiOdn. St.' Lovti.
Lnfayrtte. JiiditinajirUie, Cincinnati, LonirtlU,
XiiahvilU. Cairn, Meniahin, Colnmlmm. Whiti-
ttt'j, I'iUtbttrg, Jiujalo, Siagara Full. Htrrit-
lurff, Baltimore. Wanhlngton, rhiladelpht.
i Seeo lVr-, iMon, fc s5 ,
Is ri the old, reliable Ceutrat
Hannibal & St. Jo. I? II
fTTt'-- - T-' ! ;
tf-Take Ibe II. A gT. JO. &. It. am of HUoa-
Hirer packets from
PLATTSMOUTli
To L JoM-p'i, where oooneetiocs arc uiads wlfk
Two Daily Ezpress Traia-
On the U. & Pt. Joe. R. R . run tbrourh from cu t-
Joneph toQulney without change of cars.
CONNECTING AT QUINCY
Wi;h CLicao, Butiington k Quincy, and T'e4
Wabah k Wefteru laiiroada for all noint. a-a
Worth and Botth.
For St. Louis
!:
Close connection taade at MACON' with MORI);
MISSOl'UI K. at. for SI Loun, and at Uauaibal wiia
1S ily Miss. Uivr Parte for Bt. Lnuta, tni-als a
atatrooina free, leaving erery roin m arrival ef
train frora th w-t, and arrivir.z in ft. I.oula est
tin rnir a in tmiw tut Iweuiet, aao to CSsse.trwitk
Chicago, Alton A M. Ix.ui, Terre Haute, Alton ft Bt.
I.oai, acd Ohio A MUwaippt tlailrcadi.f.jr a.l uliu-
KUfcit, Xorth and -sauth.
NRW SLEEPING CARS
Run on Night Trains.
S- Boy your thronrt tickets via Haoaibal A t.'.
Jo. K. R. at their ticket ofBcea in Omaha. Cnaaet;
Bluffs. PUtt-oiooth. Nebra-ka Citr. kt. Joseob
and on each Packet In the line, and enjoy tka sua
sciousnekt ft bavise taken the abort, cheap
ditect rr: aast - C. W. 6ea Sar-'
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P. B. ORAAT. Gen'1 Tick Ai-err
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