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LOCAL NEWS.
The river thas been filled it!i floating
ice sinco jeitfrday morning.
Rev. Wright arrived athomela'i wck,
and will remain for a coupl of months.,
Farmers will comroeneo sming wheat
Jn a few days if the weather continue?
fTorab!e.
Flsrvey Sae has completed bis veloo
peda and is encased in training the ani
mal preparitjry to a public rida.
Ibn. John Taffs has our thanks for
cipie of tho reports cf th General
Land Ofiic, RDd of the Civil Service.
Maj. D. II- Wheeler has imtJa a valu
able present to St. Luzes School in this
city in tho shapo oi a lot of school
books.
Dooms hive bought out the stock of
gool.s ofT'red tor sale b Capt. Kuh!,
and the Capt. is now behind tho counter
in Dootss' Store.
We counted forty farm wnnns on Main
Street, between Second and Third, at one
time last Saturday, besides nearly as
mny on each block on Main Street.
Our merchants Lave Len striking out
fjr new gods at a lively rate daring the
past week. I. E. Rufifncr, Kverton Dootn,
Wiu S.aJe'man, and several thers,havj
one
Mr. J. Q. Uetwiller, ''(Jrand L-ctorer
tif Iowa" will deliver a 1'enjperance Lec
ture in PltittsuiouUi, March 17th. Corao
out and hear him. Admission free.
We are glad to aain s3j tha g -nial
eounteuance of our old friend J. W
Barnes in our mid t Barnes has 'bad
enough of life in M;ssiiri, ond will not
leave Plattsmouth ngaia in a hurry.
We learn that Mr. Coolbauh, of ChT
ci0, was in the city Inst week. lis dit
tuVt of locating in Glor.wood, but ho
changed his mind rather su Idenly also
bis name.
The great polic e mud-lift ef the t;f;rt
class cities in Nebraska" has bsn set
t'.pd by Jxlg SahlfT and Mayor R b
rrts takirg a friend'y drink and J-idgn
Sihl-r tr.king sole chargo of tho polica
b-j'.ne.-a of said city.
The re-id.nt of Cass county who would
r ' ngiinst binds on tho 27th becam-J
h? is not certain that tha rai'roil will
r-m patt his door, would want li" s c in
'shelled" before he would neri it "s a
gift to save him from tarvaiion.
St. TrK.E."3 S a r. u at u Scis )L. Ail who
are int'TMed in th-i s i:d S;'i )ol r rs
qat 'd to mnet at St. L'ike'i" Church ori
next Sabbath morning nt 0 o'clock, far
practice in Vocai Mui?.
V,'m. L. V."rLf.i, S c'v.
W are told by men who live on R -ek j
Cre-k that a Rvlroad can be run up thit j
i ,, with a grade of oi.ly .) feet to il.o ;
ia ie. lnis may De so, tm. n so a is h (
b?avv hek on Plattsmouth. i
We know of families from on
nihborhoj 1 who ars oming t.) f.i'S
c.vjtity this Spring in the event wc vote
wintv I on Is an 1 wo-k is commons 1 on
the railroad. If wo fail in that they will
g i i s-:n? more wid ) aw iko locality in
iho Stire. I'o you want th;n h-.-re?
See n itioe jf di jlu'sn of the firm of
Simpson, Miekclwuit Co.,. by the re
tiring of E. Buttery from the firm. The
1 i.iiness will f till be earri. d on by Simp
s n Si Mlckelwalt, who can furnisb you
any amount of lumber at th; lowest pri
ces. There are probably a f ; .7 individuals
in Plattsmouth who w.llvot r.gainst tha
issuing of coun'y bonds to bu:l 1 railroads
because they cannot b tve p sitive assur
ance that the road will cross tha river :it
tha exact point .they would like to have
if. That class of people would be will
in to sustain a loss of $ j t prevent
their neighbor making $2,50.
The Railroad is doin a fine thiDg for
Mills county, even before a pound of
iron i laid. Property is coming up, up,
up, and wo learn that our friend Solo
mon sold 813,000 worth of real estate
last week to a Chicaga gentleman who
intends taking up bis ubade ia Glen
word. Are the property owners, of Piatts
mouth asleep, or are they Uying back on
their '"natural advantages," as uul.
Have you beard from the Mid lie and
Southern part of tho "bounty? An! do
yoi expect to secure the railroad r.t
Plattsmouth without an effort. Remem
ber that one years time, with a railroad,
will build as largo a city as Plattsuioash
at any other point on tha river in C.i3s
county.
Something Extra fok Boys and Girls
It is well kn wn that The l.iule Cur-
jyral, tho brilliant Western Juveni'.e.has
a larger circulation than any other Ja
venile Magazine in the world. This has
been gained by real merit and enter
priso.
The Publishers aro cnletvorlng to
double their imni?ne circulation this
year, anl have determined to sand their
Magazine free For tsrei: mostus Jan
nary, February and Mar-li nuu-.bers of
lSoD tj every family who will send
th ir address before tho first of My,
with four cent3 in stamps for return
postage, 'fhrse are intended as samples
to those who are not now taking tho
Magazine in its new enlarged form Ad
dress Alfred L. Sewell & Co., Publishers,
Cbicago III.
LUCTUltE.
The T?ev. Ceo. S. AIexandcr,of Nebras
ka Clty.wiU .leaver a Lecture on the re
lation of Woman to Government, Moral
and Labor, Tt Tharndiy evening, 13:h
me ireovierian unurca in
Plattsmouth. L-:cturo to begin' at
o'clock p. m. Admission " cent, chil
dren 10 cents, Clergyman aud families
admitted free.
If Cas county issues $200. 003 in bonds.
upon which she pavs $20,000 per annum
interest, and the Railroad company pots
$1,500,000 worth of taxable property cf
its own, in (he county and another SI,
000.000 worth is brought into the county
the first rear in consequeuo of tho road
beinjj built, bow much cf the tax to pay
that interest would come out of the pre
en: taxpayers not a dime, and every
man who can makeSurcs knows it.
As an instance of tho increased value
of property on assums of a railroad, we
would cite the unbelievers to the case of
Judgo Tubbs, of Mills c uhty,who oSVr
ed 1200 Acres of land, in Mills county,
one year ago, for $23,000, an 1 couid not
End a purchaser; last weeu he was offer
ed SS.j.'iXJO for 100) acres of tho same
land, and he refused the offer this time
Within the ye.ir thj B. & M. R R. h n
been locatod through Mills county, and
grading commenced.
Judge Misoa challenges the best ve
loeipcJist '.: the country to a race against
his "blioded" mares fro:n hero to L;n
coin. He will not bet, of cO'jr.se,as there
is a statute prohibiting b;tt';n, but he
will make an arrangement by which the
velocipedist who beats his mires to Lin
coln comes quietly in possession of one
thousand do'lar; jrovided eaid veljci
pedist will insure to him a li'iu sum in
case his mares C)msi out ahead. This
challenge is directed to all the veloeipsd
ists in the world. Vhruiiirl:
Hold on a few days till our man has
learned how to ride.
Whenaver you are met by the man with
a knowing wink, who nsV.s you in a mys
terious way h jW mu ili tux the Railroad
will pay into tho couiity treTS'jry, you
jutt tell h:m thit it will pay enough to
Luep up tho interest on tho 203.000 in
tionds which the company a!ts of Cas
county, and that the increase in tnxable
property in the count s will bo sufficient
to bring the taxes down be'o wh it they
are at present; and if Le d sputcs your
proro-ition, set down beside him and
ehj.v hbo th? lig-ires. . . -
We h-iva board one miu i;i Cass county
argue ng i'.iit isu:n II. R. br.di on the
r'-a:: 1 tba' bis lurid vouM be made more
valuable, caus'u g hiiu to pay heavier
tfis.-s, but th it it would not incrut.se the
yi ! ! of corn per acre. We have a re;n
ely for thit individutl, and will not
charge him a cent for tho advice. When
your land becomes valuable ia cjnse
queries of the railroad, sell it r.nd go
farther wes-t where vdu can ret lire acres
fo" ha: you S-.1I ono f.ir. This region
of country could -pare vou at least we
w.-ull try to survive lv shock.
Hill's Vsgf.taele Sicilian IIa:r Re
NiiWhK. We again present our readets
with a new advertis mont of this popu
lar and meritous artijie for re.itoring
gray hair to its origiual color, acd pro
moting its growth
The wes:ern agency is in the bands of
Messrs. Cjok Cobu.-n & Co., Chicago,
j the popular advertising ng' nts. Tho
! wholjfale trade say the sales of Hall's
Hair Uenetver exceeds that of any pro
prictary article which retails for one
dollar. As this i thj sixth year it h
been in ue by our people, and the tales
steadily it. creasing, it must possess all
the wonderful merits which are claimed
for it Try it.
We hav often remarked that no per
son is so well qualified to judge of the
merits of a local paper as one ho ra
sides At a distance from where thi piper
is published and who feels an interest in
! tho Io;al news. In order to sho.v Low
the IIfrald is viewed bv this class of
men, we take tho liberty of copying a
few lines from a private letter from 'a
irotitleman in Ohio who has taken the
Herald for the past two years. Ho for
wards $2.50 for a third years' subscrip
tion, and says: "1 have always thought
it to luy interest to patronize the press of
every county where I happened to own
land, and I take this occasion to say that
the Herald suits me better than any pa
per I ever patronized, it being filled with
local items." We thank our friend for
the above compliment, and assure biin
the Herald shall ever prove an hoaest
rt ilex of the business interests of Platte
mouth and surrounding country.
DIED.
In this city, March 4th, 18G9, cf Con
gestion of tha Lungs, Mr. J. W, Ssow,
aged 53 years.
Mr. Snow was born in Lancaster City,
Lancaster county, Pennsylvania, was a
printer by trade, and was at the time of
his death an employee in the Herald of
fice. ' Ho was the editor "and proprietor
cf a weekly paper in Missouri for some
years, but was compelled to abandon H
at the outbreak of the recent war. lie
un ted with the M. E. Char :h at the early
nze of 14 years, and lived nn exemplary
Christian life from thai day until bis
death, and died firm in the faith. Mr.
Snow was in every re-pect an exemplary
into, believing than nn honorable name!
and a consciouine-i of harint? faithfully
periormel vrhHtever duty pave hinitodo,
WdS preferable to lainej of gold obtained
through evil and corrupt means.
In this city, February 17th 13G9, of
Typhus Fever. Mis. A. J. Erwav.
See' new adrertisements on second pnge
Of thlf issue.
DEALtSA I
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
AND
Farming Implements
CORXtH 3d AND MAIN ST$., "
PLATTSMOUTIF, - .V;b.1.SA"-1
noon, rho co
Have for sale Cornell's Gang Plow the
Van Brunt . Broadcast Seed Sower and
Cultivator, the Slby Union Corn PianN
er, tier's Walking Cultivator; Dixon
Grand Detour and Industrial Breaking
and Stirring Plows The are warranted
to give perfect satisfaction.
liOOJI, RKO. &, CO.
Ilavfl taken tha general agency for the
Buffaio Pitt's Threshing Mtchines for
the counties of Cam, Saunders, Lancas
ter, Seward and Butler.
If any one wants to bay goods very
low for Xhe next thirty days, we say go
to Doom Bro & Co.
Th , farmers of Cass and adjoining
counties should go to Dooms' and look
at their 11 Plows, Seeders, Cornplanters.
and other farm Implements. Thev are
determined to keep the best, and they
warrent every Implement they sell.
If you want to uy
A Grande Tour Plow
A St. Lou:s Industrial Plow
A Dixon, Tod I & Dement Plow or
A Skinner & Briggs Plow
go to
Doom Bro. & Co.
50 Breaking Plows received and for
ale by Doom Bro, & Co.
Wier'e Walking Cultivator is undoubt
edly tho best corn plow now made. It
received the Gold Medal Premium over
all others at the St. Louis Fair in 1808.
Doom Bro. & Co. have just received a
large lot of them. Erery farmer oubt
to have one.
doom uno &. CO
Are selling o!T their Stock Goods ver?
cheap for cash to make room for new
Goods in the spring.
A:l persons indebted to us v.ill please
o ill and settle the same immediately, a?
we must cioee up ouruccounts
Doom Bro. it Co.
fak3ii:ks.
If you want to save raoney,time, labor
and expense, go and eive yojr order to
Do m Bro. Co. for oneof Van Brunt'
Broad Cast Seed Sower and Cultivator,
so that yt.u can get it in tho spring with
out fail. They are warranted to give en
tire satisfaction. Also give thm your
ordjr for the Celebrated Wier Walking
Cultivator
IIAIIEI2D.
On Wednesday, March, 31 ltT9, at
Weeping Watrr, Cas county, N Iths'kb,
hy Rev. A. J. Swartz, Mr. II. II. Seelet
of Iowa C.ty, and Miss Harriet Bull, of
Cass county, N-branka.
oiitr.
All persons indebted to u. either by
note or accaunt, will please call and set
tle immediately, a we wish to close our
accounts by Dec. 25th.
n0v2'3r. V.ILT.RRT" & RCFFNER.
" f 1 .'
$1200 and all Expenses Paid!
Seo advertisement of American Shuttle
Sewimq Machine, in cur advertising oo':
umns. ly
I'AY IP,
All persons knowing themseves indebt
ed to me will please call and pav up im
mediately. A word to the wise, etc.
Sept.10 tf.. C. E. Forgv.
Take Notice.
All persons in Jebted to me by note or
account-will please, call and settle imnie
dlatelv. All accounts not settled by
December 25th, will be left for collec
tion. Take r.o'ice and govern yourcelf
accordingly, and save your cost.
nov2'jtf Jacob Vallery, Jr.
music.
Mrs, Kate Simpson would resn tfully
say to . her friends a&d'tha pub s that
sbe has made arrangements to Enlarge
her cla6S of music scholars, and would
be pleased to instruct arv who may wish
to take lessons on Piano Fjrte. Enquire
at residence, corner Vino and Seeond
streets Plattsmouth. FeblS'.f
Mrs. XV. II BA8SETT,
Agent for Piatlos.Orpnns nnil Mclodeona
cspectfully invites trioso d6trous of
purchasing instrumeota to cill at her
rcciilance ani soe ono cf Esty's College
Organs; alii, an illustrated catalosue,
showing a variety of styles. feb25wG
., .. .. a . -
The copartnership terttofore exiatm
betwrien J. D. bfnpsun V. Miciolwait
and E Buttery uti ier tho Grm name of
.Simp-ion, Micktjlwait & Co., is thi day
disolvi'ii by -Mr E- But'crv retiring from
said firm.- Simpson & Mickeiwnit rs
Fumes all liabi!i-.i o' t hS late firm and
eollects alldnlts cub 8'im, and will ;on
tiri'ie the Lumber b isiness nt the old
stand. Simpson, MicekXvta:? & Co.
PlatlsmoathjNeb. Fe:25,tf. "
IIiiTiTioj bouiht out the interest of E.
Battery in the late firm of Simpson Mick-
elwait & Co. it is nbn'.utcT necissry
than the husinei ff th Into Srm shiul.l
be? settled tip- Therofuro wo sh.iM ex
peel all ptirsiris owinj u to eall rtnd pay
up,
as we cannot pive l ir.er innti
Smrsox & MlCKKLtTAIT.
I'lattsmouth, Neb. Fb2o.tf.
Omalia incurred with lark inr curs.
. ii . I. it
Can uaiuiy ihkc u ""''
8'uinblir.i; over a viciotn and napping
eneir. Omu't'7 7t-?f.
Don't you buy the Wier, Deer or any
other Cultivator until you go to F.irgy'n
shrp and examine E. NewlonVCelebr
ted Patent Walking Cultivator. It is the
champion. C. E Forgy is manufnetur
in2 them, and is ina-.ing the siiove.s out
of the best refined cat ,teel, and top
wood work of 'he best timber tint cm
be had. This Plow is victorium wher
evsr exhibited with others. This Plow
took the premium over tho Wier Plow in
hi own county Sa testimonials:
This i to certify that I attended the
I ma State Fir. held at Clinton, Octor
ber I. 2, 3 and 4, 18Gi and rav Improv
ed Cultivator was examined and found to
be one of two of th best out of some
thirty different Cultivators Premiums
withheld. -Ed Newi-un.
Illinois Sta e Fair, Qninry, S.-pt-mlte',
18-58, Newlor.'s Ca tiva'or was examin
ed and found to bo one of four of the
best on th1) round. Premium-withheld.
J Rider, Agnt
PirLair.iy cuunlij. OUio, Sp., 1808.
Newlon's Cultivator was awarded the
first premium over all others.
Orid Lctrev Agent.
I certify that my Cul'ivttor was award
ed the first premium in Warren C3unty,
Illinois, over all others in loos.
(Take notice, mis is in Hier's own
county.)
Wier's How vas at all of these fairs.
xcrpt in Ohio, and I beat him every
time.
Ed Newlon
Levi Todd, Esq., Mt. pleasant precinct,
Cass county. Neb , is the only man that.
has ever used this plow in Nebraska, ex
copt some of bis ne:shbors, nd -after
ilivir.g it a thorough trial with several
other Plows, including th Wier Plow, is
decided! v in f-ivor of the Newloa's Im
proved Champion Cultivator.
Plowing Matches.
I attended a match at Col- Hutchison's
fbrro were 15 different Cultivators pres
ent. Erery plow in the maUh had either
liamond or iwistrd shovida, except mine.
I was one out of five of the best 15. Pre
mium withheld. EdNkwlon.
'henna III Newlon's Plow Victorias
over all others, at a plowin-j n ateh here.
Kingman t Co , Agents
jVora Htn.leraon, 111. Nwjon's Plow
victorious over all others at plowing
match here. J. C. Mfsienv.fr.
This is to certify that I attended the
State Fair of Neb-aska, withE Newlon's
Improved Cnltivator, and it was foun 1
'o be one of iha b?st of two out of S"ven.
Premium withheld. C. E Fo-gy.
Reasons why you shou'd buy of For
1st The shovels are of the bst cast
steel, which no other shovel Plow can
boast succssf u'ly.
2d. Mv Plow is easier handled.
3d. It is much lighter on vour team.
4th 'Thev aro inadi at home and the
money you pay for the plow stars here;
and you can get it in the fall with the
corn von raise.
5th. If vnnr plow brpak, you knw
where to co with it. If yon break acast
inn in an Eastern madn plow, you have
o av out of the use of it until you can
send East and get a new one-
fith. The Plow is mee'y arranged to
rai( or lower, to suit Ivgh or low corn.
7'h. Thev are th bt in ue.
8th. Thev are a'l warrmtpd to give
she best of satisfaction after three d tys
f-iir trial.
Send in vour order3 early.
January 23 m3.
PlatiSEioTith. Lodare No- C, A- 1?- &
A. XI.
'ttif'iHi-pomnnnieatl.iri" lst null 3 ! Motiiarg cfcMcti
nnotb, mt 6 I 2 o'elo'-k. p. ni
it. K. LIVIN lSToy w j.
G. C. B:TTS, Pee.
Nebraska Chapter No-3, R A- II.
Keif alr con vicaiiois ? l ni 4th Tii-isJ.yi oT
t. h in-Lth, nt 6 1 2 o'eloric p m.
e. t. rTKn,!.p.
O C. IlETTS, vec.
I- 0.0- F.
Ilegalur nMM-tjnH of Putt Ii ipi-. Vo. 7, 1. O. O
F. e'"i jr Salu t'lij evi'iinsnt 7 'f o cl-wi p. m
Kr thi-r nf ot- e' I." if 'S ari l.iv; v 1 to Tisit this
hoiigo. By ordsr ol
a.ii m. ciirjii.N, ii.u.
Wii L. W'LLs. Etc lec'y.
C00K,C0BURNCtC0.
Advertising Agents, Chicago.
9tAre aiitltorizrd In rteeire A'lrr
tin'mcnr for this paper, ut our Vrwtst
rates, awt arr stymtA fnr all AVw.vpa
pr rs in the If. &. and T rriUtrvs.
fiBDVERTISE
Dr. J. W. illiJM
Hnving penu ir.ei.ity Incut. 1 at
WEEPING WATER FALI,S
Oat4 ctmt.iy, Nermkka.
Jir7 69 f
. liCa! rVolice
la Distiio! Co i t '21 JnJic al District wlthla and for
Ca ccunty, Kc!)anl.a.
Thomas T, B-r. y r H E FfilU and J J D:x-ell, De
. . - . fci.dinta. ' '
' T fl E Tfill anfl J J Dixwc'l. uou rnd"nt. Defen
(laiit : Toil are he'bv i.imird that I'll !.nii L farrv
P'uinttlf tn til ab its entitled cn-e. I' is on th" 4'h
rtnv of Mrch, lr!9 R I l bi" etliinn in the District
IVinrt of Ibe H JudK-i I D:-trict, w'tM'i ai.d fr
Jisa connty, Nebr.iski ihe tjcl anil prayer oft. id
petition is to uht;iu a decr-e oi' Slid Court dive. ting
yo t of- all riuhtj t tie. tnrrr ft' anil cUuil in any
mil. ner rr form tor.th wu-h'et qnarter of ec'i3n
No tUnty-one in Yosn-hlp eleven norlh of ratine
thi lcfti, ato ih' 6 h f M. aud to cnR-m and
jiet tb titit ti aal'l land free from all incumbrance
ia tha anirt Thoma L Barry, p'a nti!fh-rciu.
Vjfi are rerjnirKd to annTjrer id petition on or be
fore th' 2.h flay o' tpril, lSJD.
D-i;i'd March' i'.hj
. . ' - TIT0MAS L BARKT.
By JftXBhh & CBAriS his att'y marT4
KESD, BEARDSLEY & C0,;
Heal. S stat o ii. gents ,
WEEP1XG WATER, ZEJIRXSKA.
Li n ls bought. m::ii 1 and slrt,- Valuable Tim
bar Laud furatle. Txa raid fr Noo-rot,i Iinw
Colltmtioni iruuiptly alt 'i.ded to.
. - - msrch 25 1s08,
IVOTICJ3.
JAMES O'NV.IL ia my authorized A (rent for the
collection of all aecnultta due the indr:;nrd for
medical aervjc; hix receii t will be valid (or the
payment of any moniek on ald ai-eount.
Anrnf 1 14, S7. K. K. L1V1NQ310S,M 1)
'! '.; Probate Jtice
Whereai Henry rthlerkirt hnatn'tt-! application
to ih I'rol ate Ci nrt of f i- county, to have El
ward "etmer appoint -d a-lministraror of the et-,te
of pirian F ed' ric i. d -c aetl, late nf Ca Cotioty.
So'iriia. Wovth n he Cur bat appiit'd i lie
25 h dny of March. at hia ffl.t la I'luW-n m h
at 12 octK.'k m, t b ar and 'let.iTmi aiil niviitft
tion ; all vTiCna interested wl I p ar ..n Ih.i- d ty
WILMtM I. O r;K.
I'nbat Jule.
ristiftnnn'h. lrl'h 4'h, lf9 fei48.
Notice to Jurors
The time of hoMii.e the tlitr.ct Court w ithi and
for the oiim of C .ss, hivlnu; K m (by art of ibe
L- g s aioie of ihelitenr Nobrask;) i'lmiiid liuiu
tin-ft. si s-ondavs in 1 :rch a:id .'i-p enitw. to tb
erond i-2.) Mood y in v yii; and tlie lin-t (l-t) Mon
day ui Ocioler. All pe'stnia wuo n .ve iite.i mm
nioned t iipit'ar be lure th said Couit at be March
.--. .... . . .u.. .i:i T . i-..
,t I i-rn, i-"' "rt'' ,u .jim i.t
w-:thcu: lurther notice or i!imon
WILLI M h. WELL".
Cleric oi Q'at. Com t-e C'ti.tv, NelirtsK.
FOR NiLE Oli
i;c. t lr-l ii if , rotila'.nlnc hix riu. if hi 1
c-lt . ;xi ri'lfri ii, we!i,slbir vn , -Ua.l
.n:I b is? . .U I i. Vir li. itu tie on Mi c n er f
Si-Vi-nih knl Least atti ; al o to tury bi kk
ui lt- if. ?soii, wtffi ;wo lets, Min.it oi r'ifih s-t'ert
t r Ii ft .liu. Thi- HbnTe piopcity ih l unij
i )iati lor &!i or traded fur aa iuif rYtd fn m la
Ch-- rn'iut v.
rVr aui-aiira apply ort !he p.-miii.
: GhO. BOKCC
AM p.-- n in.!lte.l ti rue are re qi?steil to call
and rftf-tl i-rinii tlinlelv, a i mast atitl wi:l hive
tun t'ej f .ribwita.
XTl9:r. . GEO. BOECKL.
O. r. JOHNSON.
ECCEXK B. LEWIS.
o. i mmm & co.,
5
(opposite Clark Sc Plammer,)
CBALXB8 I!f
Drugs, Medicines
BOOKS')
STATIONERY, PERFUMERIES.
IIAIIt OILS.
Newspapers, Magazines
&C, &CM &-C.
Prt cri;ior. cartfullj-oxpoundeJ ty n fP'-
riciiccd U.-Ui-gt. l.aufc bio.
SIIxVNNON'8
Feed, Sale and Lively
STABLE.
Main St.. - - I'lattsmouth.
I am prepared to accommodate tn pobli? wtt
IIorSGSj (Carriages and 13uggieS, I
Also, a nice, liparse,
On t.nrl not Ire and rcBf onaJilt- terms. A Flack will
tan to steamboat ianuine, sud to all paitsoftbe
citv vrhen denlred. ,....
J. w.fii...UJ,
ShsrlcSan
Wm. W. Irish, Proprietor.
Corr.fr of Jinn and I find blrest.
Tard b ibe day or we-k Clmrj;i ti ieraip.
1 S'a.
re L ive thi II us
daily fur tl p'icti-
or'h. South, Etand V'ert.
olvl.
GREAT EXCmiBM
r
WASHINGTON!
SIEPR3IA 13 EUOL&!
Havl.ig hcubt Jt tbe eistire mk:Ic of Guods from
G li EJi 7 ' LYD U CEMEX TS
In Prirps
I sii.s!: nil T o.! 1.0 U'V? TIIXX TITE LOWKS't,
for Cjh. TSit wt t'orn, Hi b-s, Far or any kind ol
COUNTRY PRODUCE
Mt St c!t Couri -ts of
( ; n n a r. i: ir.s , n u Y coo ; s
oars, siior.s, clotiixg,
HATS and CAPS. PitCKET
C U TL E U V, YA .V KEE
AO70.V.S-, ire.
P'eafi- flv me c.ll at rr,y tie v bilck buibUng n.'ar
the M. E. Chun h. noith eir inimin-ft.
IIEtltiMA.X IIEUOLD
NEW JIEYT illASIEiET!!
GEO. FICKLEPv,
CORXER 2d f- MAIS STREETS,
rUTTSMOCTH, NEBRASKA.
Keep constantly ou bat.d the best of
All Kinds or bleats,
which they can furnish their customers at ibe
EST CF SUES FOB CASH I
July 2d. 1SG3 3m.
"Empire Bakery !
ii ST., OPPOSITE '-NEW YORK STORE."
PLATTSMOUTH, - - NEB
Confectioneries,
BREAD,
j PIES, '
J CAKES,
CHEESE and
SWEES CRACKERS.
REFRESH! rcrVTS
kept ou band al all times.
II HUBERTY.
nlSif.
A GreatIoveIty !
"OU 25 ceiiia and ot.9 f t im, w -a xd ar.y
pjrtjkC -amid C al' ilidWreU of m.r
New Golden Fountain Pen,
II d '.ii.s ink t w i a
lOO I.I N US AT ONE DIP.
!0 ier day cnurantied to Acin's. single aitnlea
IU ceali. Oircutara Ifrie. Ad ir
it. H. YoCXf? k CO..
F14 liaChambc St.. f,-ij.!, Mif.
One door wesl of Donclan's Drug-slort
Dealers in
Heady-mold iLtling,
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
HAT.. r.Ars r.or,TS shoes.
and a general at'ick of
OUTFITTING GOODS
Kor the Pljlat; also, a larpe lot "f
RUBBER CLOTHIA'G. REVOLl
ERS jJYD jYO TJ O.YS.
W boushl low an J will si 11 cheap for csh. Cal
tnd xrmiieoar atock before u buy in v hi re eisel
JSl 1)6 Wm. S lADhLM ANA A CO.
FURNITURE!
inOHAS 7. SHRY0CK,
MAKER.
AXD DEALER IX ALL KIXDS OF
Furniture and Chairs.
Tnip.D ETKEET, (Scar Main.)
VLATTSMO UTI1, JfEBRJSK.l.
Renarinc and Varnl-hins natlv done.
53 i'aaerals at'eoded at Ihe shortest ootice.
nil.
PLOWS! PLOWS!
C E. FORGY,
Manufacturer of all kiniixof
Farmiiij: ImitlcmcnlN.
?trh a tlic celebrated Rod Rreakiop Plow. Moold
P.iard Br:.k''r-. Slirr nff Plow. Single and Pouble
Slioel. Cultivator and Harrows. ItenairinK done
on hnt notice All vorlc warranted.
flavin lmd much exp.'rien-e in the bnine5 I
j frl anrel that I can elve frcce"-al ntif fsctinn.
Please give me a call before purcbasinf! Isewher.
C. V. F0P.6T.
Plattsmouth. Nrb., May 6th, 1SCT.
NOTICE ! ! NOTICE ! !
I am cow receiving my
FALL AND WINTER
STOCK OF GOODS,
anddeslretocul upeeial attentln to the line, an
so'.cit a careful examination of the
before pnrch.isiuR e'jewhere, as I am iiftriD inert b
KEEP MY STOCK
ao large anj
WEIL
anil the prices
OF EVERYTHING
ao low aa to mak - it th it teres t .f every
FA RmZR A N D 'l K C II A N I C
IK
CASS COUNTY,
to Call anil ei lifr
nUV OR POST THEMSELVES
before bnyltig elu he.-e.
i:. . BOVLV.
P:attrooath, Oct. 1, 1S0- tf.
D. B. M cIMechan,
Dealer in
HARDWARE, CUTLERY.
IRON, STEEL and NAILS,
ROCK ISLAND PLOWS,
COIl .V. ' . A A TE II S,
Cultivators, sulky and walking,
Oook Stoves,
A Lvrge Variety on Hand.
Spades, Shovelss Hoes, Rakes.
A larc 'tocli now on band at small advance or
Eastern Prices.
106 Mnn Slrcet, - JYtbraska Cifj.
(Opofcitc the Seymour lions')
SIGN OF THE PAD LOCK.
lisinroved Farm and Tim-
Iier t or feaic
The farm I ab nt 20 milea weal from Pla tt mouth
2mie wei-t i f H.tover'a, on ihe stage llo.id 6'
at rea lias been in cultiv ilii n alolionse nron it
an l plenty of atock water; it ia S w qr -ec 27. T 12
It It It. acre; ami cotiufcicd win it ia i,ot I ai o
ii Knrnf? or ec 2H, -aroe T and K (timhi r)
90 aud S0-1O0 acres, makititr 2.VI and Sfi I0o acie.
Also tlie N w qrof N w or ol .Sec 21. T 711, K 44. in
Mi'ls onnlv. Iowa, Due eautfro-n i'lattsnlonih. and
1 miie from the river. (hevv timber.) Kor term
addreta. D. H KILOmOS,
ma)2itf. Ulenword, Iowa.
LIVBHY, PS B D,
AND
bt
WM- J- TITl ATT, Propria
PLATT'MOCTH, NrTBRASI.A.
Firat rate Stablina and W.ison Tarda for the c
C3roino'laion of the pal lie, also a jjod stock of
HORSES AND CARRIAGES,
to let on very reavinablejterms.
I -. Y.1- f.. . . . . . . : . . . " . n C T - T.
i-1. 1 wi. wo . i -i r- n ' I 'I - J u r n il r. i.
DAN HOUSE, Plattsmouth, Xeb. l-c31:f.
Pleasant Viev7 Nursery
I have on band and for sale a On asso.tme . f
NXJHSBRY STOCir
cocsi.-ting of the choicest variety cl 3 year oi l
APPLE TltEES.
Adept d to th;a toil and climate. Sit iat--l
7Vo and a h i ! milfS touthicest nf Plalla
mouth, !elraha.
Perry Walker.
li. 1I full value s, nt la tny Bi.uk Agent.
AUENTS WANTED FOR
MATTHLW HALE SMITH'S EEW
E00K,
' Sz.r.siine and Shaucxc in Y(tc York."
A wort rn k-te wi'h Anecdote and Ircidnt of
Life In The Great Metropolis,
Bt ini a Mirnr of Si w Tor!:, rell-ct tig the
SECRETS OF THE GREAT CITY.
One Agent otd SO in one !y, another dd and
eITeril 227 .n :5 d y. annthnr 804 in 7 days.
"o book ever pnbLir,ed that ell ao rapidly
I" Vi'U wh to know bow Foitunes aie made and
i ni iu a dy ; bow Shn wj leu aie mine I in
"'h'I H'let; hint "f. ua'ijmen" n itwtiidlrd by
h tri ors; how M inix'ei a ami Merrh int are ltlnck
ii .i I ; ow Dai:ce Malta ai. I Co-cert SalooB are
lit upcd: Low G iniii'inif II.)n-e aod Li nei a. e
nd:ie'ed ; how Mwll C ul. anl a ! imaio and hi.w
he Bubhu.' Borl., Ac , re.id lbi woik. It ti llii you
boot ibe niy.'erei of New York, and Contains
icy life e:cbes of it i of d million nr, me--'a'lis
c. A larte Octavo Vo.mnn 720 pa e,
imly lllii3tratt.il. The iHrc-st cuiiiuiss jun ffiven.
n 33 pm C'ircu'ar and a $5 Grei'tibacit sentfrt
u a, pl.c.ti.in. tor In: 1 particular andttinnad-
i e-a the sole pnblN' er
J. B Wl'Ult CO., Hartford, Cotn.
DR. XI. II K CMKY,
D E INT rj? I S T
w ill be at D-. T.i;npoLa Offce duriig 'Le lt
t ek in ea.h month Al iidcmkfl iu llricil
flicf m ill promptly uttt't.iicd to. .
July 6.
NEW A KR ARGUMENTS
James O'lTein
DEALER IK
TRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
IARDWARE, QUEENSWARK
HATS,
BOOTS,
CAP?,
SHOES,
F ATvM PRODUCE
And everything needed by tl
:ARM ER s MECHANIC
llavies D'lri hase'l the entire atock ofno da lelor
' g Iu H ui Htrold, I ii ui le lining Hi- pioie tin m in
o il ?:j if. aim oioi oi-e to net! g ouB at the old aland
u me inline reiiNotiaitie leriua.
nnr5tf JAMScO'SHU.'
B. Pptrlcck, R. Baxter wisdham
Co. Cltrk and Kecordcr, Uept'y Clerk U Kcc'r.
Spurlock & Windham,
rLATTzMUUTH, AEEHASKA. .
IrRONT ROOMS OF COURT-HOUSE,
Clerk and Treasurer's Office.
LANDS BOUGHT &. SOLD.
Titles Isnmiiird, and
Conveyances illadc,
Tares paid and receiis forward 't
promjihj.
Plattfmor.th, June lS.ISGS nil.
Cheap Cash Store I
L. F. REED, P. E. BEAAEDSLY.
WEEPl.NG WATER, NEBRASKA
U'Ehtve j-ist npel a Iarre Htock of Owoda t
Weeping Water, consistinB of,
Dry Goods,
Gnocerics,
Quecnsware, .
Hardware,
Glass,
Iron,
Wooden Ware, JYotions,"
Ai d every th:nir tb farmer and ijffk'.nli t,,li
Styles and grades to t n it. To bay elsewhere m; bO'
rell, in buy here in well aiwava neil orisn i.- .
ter "ftcn lt Call an l .ew. Lok at the O-iorU
k for tl.e price. C'rnsldr wed. and do what ia
wi'eHt. All Goods warranted a renreenn d
. , 0 . KKiiD k. BEAKDaLET, .'.'
July no tr.
Weeping Water Mills.
Farmers, go where you can get ibt;
beat Flour and ihe most of it. ' '
So lis f J.VJ FLO CP and 12 tt uf BRA '
given in exchange f0r good M'beat.
We are also doioz irrist wori.; and. with onr In-
creaaul lacilitiea, fe" aaanr -d that we cn piv tha
''est and the most fl ;nr of any mill In the State. .
Satisfaction Guaranteed :
PRODUCE P.OrailT AM) SOLD.
HIGHEST MAHKET TRICK PAID.
REED Sc CLINTON."
March COth, 1S63.
Parmele & Kershaw
Pealo-i in
LUMBER, iHINGLES,
c.ATia. TinriER, &c ,
Plattsmouth,
Neb..
C. H. PARMELE,
W. KEHbilA W,
Angiifct 27th, 1669.
"Western Iowa,
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
GIeiMYod, Co.. Iowa.
REV. HENRY BAYLIES, a. m.
Preiidrnl,
a?si'ed Ly Competent Initractora.
G!euw.iod is lie ii''it ul y located, healthful, moral
i. ! tii'-y of bo'i1' by public e-.inveyanc,-. Paen
per- erlr lit C. 3 t rt. J .-e R. il. a'o? at Pacific
t i'y. and thence taken by Stai-j tbrca tnil.-s, to
G ;en wooU.
TUITION':
From to tlO tr Term. I'npil" adcilttui a'tany
time. B -aid, to 43 id per we- k.
Winter Term l eina Novi u.ber 16 U ; Spring term, .
Fehrns ry 0th ; Summer tem var 4ib.
F r 'ui it.er f.rt co ai s urt. ' be Preideiit.
Ve-rlffoCyl
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