temperance: column.
LODGE DIRECTORY
(.XASD LODGE t.
W. C. T., Her. J. W. Taggart, Nebraska City!
W. Counselor J. Skinner. Onhi
W y T. Miss Eddy , OmahA;-- '
W. 8 i. Stevenson, Bellevne ;
W. T. 3. Bristol, Oouhk. .
OLITX B8AN0H, SO. 2, PLATTSMOITTH :
Rgalarmeetiaga every Tuesday evening .Travellrg
remplarereepecifully-iovited.
W. DALLAS FBRKEE, W. CT
B. B. LKWI3. W. 3.
K. B. WinDiix, Lodge Deputy.
BXCKLSIOR DEORKS LODOl.NO. 1.
Meetsoa first and UiirJ Friday evening in eieh
month. B. B. WINDHAM, W. D. T.
rj"JTABOr HOPr LODGE No 8,Mt. Fleasant
holds regular meeting every Saturday evening.
K A. KlRKPaTRICK, W. O. I.
AXDREW COLBMAN, W: S.
FAIRVIBW LODGE. So. 14, hold regtilaat meet
lnrsevery Toeday evening Travelling Templars
re-pecWr tnvitrd 8 W. CALKIN, W C. T
F.M. TOUMO.Jr , W. 8.
Correspondence for this column mast lie written
plain and grammatically with ink, and on one side
only of white p iper. Let the.n be short and to the
point.
LICENSE.
The connection between intemper
ance and the liquor traffic, and between
crime and intemperance, justifies the
assertion that to sanclion the traffic by
legislation is in effect to justify crime.
The nature of good gorernment is to
protect the Iies, property and happi
ness of its ciuzens. Our State and
General Government ihould be based
on the motto "The greatest good of
the' greatest number." The question
is often asked by the zealous - oppo
or. nf iho temperance cause, ''lias
the Legislature of a State ihe consti
tutional right to pass laws prohibiting
iha B1 of intoxication liauora as a
beverge ?" We answer affirmatively
1st. Fiom the nature of government.
' Gorernmenl was instituted for the good
of the governed. That the good and
virtuous may be protected, laws with
nroner penalties are enacted. It is the
r a
object of all good government to pro
tect the innocent and punish the guilty,
and thus wisely aim at the amelioration
ef the human race.
2d. They legislated on other ques
lions involving the same objections. '
Laws have been passed against Sab
bath breaking, profanity, horse racing
and "amblin?. ice. And even iu mis
day, a certain class aje continually ut
twiog their enaihemas against these
wholesjme laws. But will any good
citizen say that such laws are not for
the good of community, and have they
not the right to legislate on intemper
ance, the stepping stone to the above
named vices. Nay, more,, may we
not rise en masse and crush out Ihis fell
destroyer of the souls and bodies of
man.
3d. Laws in certain localities have
been passed. I refer now to the law
prohibiting the sale of liquor to the In
dians. No one has a right to sell or
give away, in large or small quantities,
piritotis liquors to this portion cf com
munity. Two reasons appear obvious
for this law. In the first place, rum
would increase their already intoler
able want, misery and degradation and
second crafty and unprincipled men
would take advantage of their drunk
enness and drive sharp: bargains at the
disadvantage of the natives. And for
liquor, they would be iuduced to make
bargains that they would not . other
wise make. If there is a coosiitutiona
right to pass a law to prevent the sale
or giving away rum to the Indiaus,ha
not the Legislature the same costitu
tionai rignt to prohibit me sale or giv
ing away intoxicating liquor to us as
a people. If I am not rnibinformed.
the Supreme Court of the .United
Status has decided that each Stste has
a, constitutional right to pass l:tws pro
hibiting the sale or the giving away of
intoxicating liquors as a beverage.
. ar . .a
"voe unto mm mat irivetn nis
neighbor drink !" , Frank.
March 16h. 1SG9.
The first glass of liquor has been
the ruin of lens of thousands. Bjys !
never take thb first - glass, and you
will not be drunkards.
The rum shops of New York ci'.y.
ff placed in a line, woulJ extend along
cf iL-es Broaclway from the Bit
'''i Central Park, tan milea of
tJsTT'-'oriea
high,
four siories
i 7 six i
inder.
vire and two
1 Innof
on trial
A' Judge said
for drunkenness:
Ifl nr
you hare
Prnonv
habitual
heard the complaint
for
drunkenness; what have
in your defense ?'
"Nothing, please your
habitual thirst."
say
you k
Iloaor, but
"A three year old" neighbor saw a
drunken man "tacking" through the
street.- "Mother," said he. "did liod
make that man?" She replied in the af
firmative. The little fellow reflected
for a moment and then exclaimed, 'I
woulda't have done it.
Some of the deacons down East seen
to have a bad practice of s soring lotM
ly while asleep - in . churfih, which ap
pears to disturb some folks therr, as a
Maine paper recently had thfllow
in?; polite notice for one of them :
"Deacon is requested not to com
mence snoring to morrow until the ser
mon has begun, as sor0persuns in the
neighborhood of bispw would like to
hear the text,'
NEW GOODS E
NE W, YORK CASH STORE !
rCB THE
FALL AND WINTER TRADE, 1808-
E. A. WIGGEWHORN cfe CO.,
At the New York Cash Store, offer tc the public the Largest and best selectee
Stock of
DRY GOODS. GROCERIES,
BOOTS AND SHOES. HATS AND CAPS.
YANKEE NOTIONS, HARDWARE,
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES?
We call particular attention to our New Style of
DRESS GOODS, SHAWLS,
COLORED BLANKETS, at wonderfully low prices.
A LARGE STOCK OF CARPETS AT NEW YORK PRICES.
We have the largest and neatest stock of BOOTS and SHOES ever brought
to this market consisting in gentlemen, ladies and children's
OUR QUEENS AND GLASSWARE DEPARTMENT
is complete, and we offer the same at the lowest possible price.
We have a large stock of the celebrated GARDEN CITY CLIPPER PLOW.
We are also Agents of the
WHITEWATER COMBINED SEEDER AND CULTIVATOR
which we warrant to be the best made in the United States, and doing bet
ter work than any other Machine.
Our motto is QUICK SALES
BRIDE AND BRIDEGROOM,
for YounK Men on the interesting rela
tion of Bridegroom to Bride in. the Institution of
Marring. a (.aide to ma'rimnnial felieitv and ima
happiness. Sunt by mail in sealed letter envelopes
free of charge Address, Howard Association. Box
P, Pbiian-Jphia, Pa.
WOOLWORTEl & CO.,
BOOKSELLERS,
. STATIONERS,
Binders & Pap erdealers.
SALYT JOSEPH, JUO.t
oc256m
F -
Burlington Bridge Finished
Burlington & Kissouri
River,
In Connection with
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON
& QUINCY '
EAILEOADS
Present to the Public the most' direct, sure and safe
Koute to
OHIO. ILLINOIS. INDIANA.
PENNSYLVANIA NEW YORK
AND NEW ENGLAND.
Passengers have the choice of the rarions routes
centering in lnicago.
Baggage ditched through to Ultumwa,
HATES
ioTSriab'y as low as by other Koutes.
3- BuT your Coupon Tickets
AT OTTUMWA via
BURLINGTON.
Pullman's elegant sleeping cars
ON ALL NIGHT TRAINS.
A. E. TOCZALIN,
Gen. Tc't Jt Pas'r Ag't
E PERKINS,
Superintendent.
G. C. MORTON,
Gen'l Freight Ag't
septl7.
nlUCAGO&NORTH WESTERN
RAILWAY.
Grand Consolidated Line!
SHORTEST and MUST EXPSED
T1UUS ROUTE TO ALL
fUlXTS EAST OR
SOUTH.
Trains leave the Depot
at
Council Bluffs,
In connection with trains on the Council Biufls and
st- Susepu Railroad, as follows:
(Council e.uns time;
Express at 11 00 a. m , except Snodays.
Mail at 6Mp. m " batntdays.
rrivlng in Chicago at 1 p m. and S a. m., making
clo.e connections with the Michigan Central, Xich
iiian Sooihirn, f ittburK, Fort Wayne and C'hicK
Cbicago and Gieat Eailern. Chico and Alton, II
inoi. Central, and all other Jiastern aud tijutbern
Railroads, (or
Toledo,
Cleveland,
Dunkrk,
Snsbrdge,
Montreal,
Sprngjuld,
Delro t,
Buffalo,
Albauy,
Quebec,
Worcester, JJoston,
YORK, PHILADELPHIA,
PITTS&lRCn HARRI3BURGH, BALTIMORE,
Washington," W!n&'
Cinunsaii, Unmwntb,
Cairo, Memphis,
ColambuSjj
Viiksburg, NPW OltJ.EANfe.
Savin? Time, and Securing Comfort and
Safety.
BatxCsfre Checked Tbroug;). to all principal points
and extra charge for transfer through. Cbicago.
viengers ha.ve choice of routes vsa Chicago,
eajoying all the modern improvement in use on
4rst-claa railways.
Superior Arranged Sleeping Cars on
. all JigfU Trains!
Passengers for aay point, East or Smth. to aval
themselves of the many advaalagea offered by this
company, should be particnar to ak for, and see
thst their tickeUread. :
"VIA. CHICAGO NORTH-WESTERN
RAILWA 1'."
copy of the Hbrald will be found on file
at the otfice of the Chicago Jt Northwestern Railway
229 Broadway, Kew York.
O. L.DC5LAP, Gen'l Suo't.
J. P. HOKTOX, N. W. pas'r Ag't Chicago.
B. F. PATRICK, Gen'l Pas'r laent
-wr-. - & basvu.
JSTJEJW GOODS !
AT THE I
WOODEN-WARE, QUEENSWARE,
FLANNELS, ;WHJTE
AND
AND SMALL PROFIT!"
J. M. HINCHMAN,
(Successor to Donelan A IHncbmaa,)
Druggist & Apothecary
DEALER I If
DRUGS & MEDICINES,
Paints, 0iIg
l!i'e.a,' Notions.
Toilet Goods, Perfumery,- '
Fancy Soaps,
PURE WINES
AND
For Uechaoioal and SledicinaZ pnrpoee
Keep constant7 on hand. fnand we assort
ed stock of
PATEIVT MEDICINES.
PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS
CarefuKj- componnded j an experienced Drulpi-t
NonsbutthePCREST Medicine. W. All geco,
warranted at represented. Ca and see.
MAIN 8TREET, SOUTH SIDE.
Terms Cash.
K- & IV. STAGE EliVE.
6Sl-2o'clork Vm t V'7 Z" n ter A P'" 1b. a.
" c,?r' m" '"kinRhreakfast at Factorvv.;!..
r..;. i..V..: "7k ' .". fr ..loner
1.1.1.1:. arrive at Neb.
Citv
" p. "i. imc a Llndsey's
Hole' AVh
. aucy (tonne
Plattamnntb,
aprlCtf
GEO. JENNINGS.
N"E W
JEWELRY STORE
The subscriber ha
2d street, lately ne:upied bv Samv r,H ntr. i.t
respectfully inform the citizens of Plattsmou'th and
vicinity, that he bat refitted the store And opened a
large stock of
JE WE J
AND
FANCY ARTICLES
For Ladies, Gents, Children, and the rest of man
kind, acd is prepared to do all kinds of
WATCH, CLOCK AND
JEWELRY REPAIRING
In the best manner and would b b .y to serve hi
old and as many new customers as may give hi in
their patronage, assuring tbem of their woik well
done, at moderate price, and on thort time. 'Jh.
eiw.it, emoracing every variety i I goods usually kpi
ursi-ciu. jcWeiry einre, will De suld a luo
prices, and warranted of best workmanship an"
u9 ai.ii a small stoca OI
FAMILY GROCERIES,
which will be replenished from time to time, anv
sold at the lowest figures. Having- permanently)
cat'd in this city, 1 respectiuily solicit a share of pa
IronaKe.andcorJiiilly invite all to call and exam n
the stock on hand, as we wonld he p' eased to serv,
yon. and do not ask you to buy unlets we c ,n mak
ii. iur yuar mieresi to patronize us.
dec2Ttf
E. H. EATON.
WASHINGTON
Liie Insur an c & CmTy.
98 II roadway, IVew-ork.
CYRUS CURTISS, President.
CashAssetts, - SI, 000 .000
Entire profits divided among the Policy Holders.
Policies nonforfeitable, after twi snnasl payment
Dividends on the Contribution Plan, paid annual
ly from date of policy, and In ease the premiums are
not paid, applied to keep the insurance in foree.
LIFE POLICIES SELF SUSTAINING
In from 1 8 to SO years, according to age.
This company Isana pollc'e' ou all the approved
plant of Insurance, and offers every iodacemeutcon-
is'ent with solvency.
For particulars apply to the undersigned.
For Agencie to
PAUL A MA PON, General Agents,
130 La Belle atr-et. Chicago.
RUAD k T.TMAN, A cuts Council Bluffs.
Dr. K. a. LIVINGSTON, Med. Examiner,
nil PlatUmootb.Neb.
Lock Stich Reversible Feed
SEWING MACHINE,
AWARDED THE
HIGHEST PREMIUM
WHEREVER EXHIBITED.
THE ONLY ONE
Capable or tewing in more than one direction
AND
FASTENING ALL ITS OWN SEAMS
Without stopping Machine or Turning the Cloth.
It uses and wae'es less thread than any other, and
win commence a ee.ttu without holding the
ends of the thread.
Warranted to Seu Heavy or Fine Goods
Equally as well
OVER 50.000
MACHINES SOLD SINCE 1861.
fSeod for Report and Circulars.
Wm. E. Plant, Gen. Ag't
612 North Fourth street. Si Louis, Ho.
Dr- G- II BLACK. Ag't.
Plattsmoutb, Neb.
Not. S6, 18631.
S25!
THE
AMERICAN SHUTTLE
SEWING MACHINE,
is 'etaiiea at a price witbin the reach of all. TM
iacn ne uses a stialcht needle, makes the I.rtPK
TI run (alike on both sides), has a self adiuatint:
tension, and can do every variety of vewiogr. It will
"era, ieii, own:, cora Drniu. seam, quilt, tuck, ruffle,
MiiiMiucri win wera PQHSHT well on hllK- linon
woolen, or cotton good, with linen, or cotton thread.
THE
SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE
Warranted for Five Year!
Our Agents will be supplied with dun'lcafe nit of
inr jBHciime. in cafe oi accident. It mult, a nraciiu.lv
the same s itch made by the Sioe-er. Whee er A Wil.
on. Howe. aDd Florence Muchines. It has ti e I'n.
dor-feed, like the boat of bieh Priced Machine, and ii
the only low. priced Shuttle Machine in the market
bat Iih thii feeil. We are . enabled to aell a Hrst-
riass ml :tilk macmixb at a very low nrice. o
account oi im simplicity, and eonsrquent low cost of
tmuuiacmriRg, in comt atison With Complicated Mil.
chines.
AGENTS.
t with lo arrange with Aget. mle or lenvale to
rrpreseonne American .-inuu:e sewing- Machine, tn
i e ch State, County, and Town in the I'aited S.ates
.ind Ontario Kxtra i'.duo-meais to Exnrienred
cenl. For full particulars, as to Salary and Com
ini.-siun, address
a v. n. Ay drews,
General Agent,
Detroi', Mich.
X. B Lor the benefit of our Aeents webave ar
ranced with parties wh hare G ."ts suilxble for
Scwins: Macbii e Airent.4 to sell. We will semi book
f aampies and full rat liculars on receipt of one rtd
-tamp. AddressO, V, N. ANDIttUS, General Ag t,
Detroit. .Mich. nSOyl
iriouring
AND
WOOL- CARiDSNG.
Ho! for Salt Crei k, wb re yon can kill two birds
with one stone pet you- Gr n ; round DJ Wool
Carded a the saute timr; the ir.acbinrrv for bo'his
in -jerfect order, 'e n?e the Patent Machine Cards,
which were ton enough last year to etahli,h their
.uperioriiy over the old kind, as all who used them
cm testify. The snperinrit. of Mr. S. Twisa as a
'arder is well known, and hisservices are Hill le
tained for the benefit of the public. With the above
advaotapes we flatter ourelve that we can make it
to the advantaeof all who want work in our line
toeomethis way. D. DKAN. Proprietor.
"''1 S.TWI3S. Carder.
IP. . todd;
DEWING MACHINE A6T
PL A TTSMOUTIf, NEBRASLA.
A gitod assortment of machines and mtcliine find
rg kept on Hand. 5Cf"OfS"e at stadelmann
Clothing Store. m. Dec. 4 'ti7
M.ichnes reparedun sh rt no.'ce.
THOJIAS? II 11 YD E.
Real Estate Offic e
AND
Jlomrsteatl
LINCOLN,
Directory
NEBRASKA
wovrrnmeot Lands selected from pt! snnal exam
ii.iiu. r roe iiiiraeateans selected, snrvrd an-t e
i.ann in rernori hand- and improved farm
uiini -md sold. Titles exaraiued, a i.d Conveyanci
kefeenc?: John IJ. Turner late Pres G & C
v n. r. ; r,ee Uo-mty National Bai.k, Dixon, III.
itobert nar-ia, Supt C B . Q R K ; Anyliankrri
Vhitpaide county. III ; R.-giter aud Receiver o
Land Ctiice. K'-l.ra-ks Pity. 1,11
)r. Burton's Tobacco Antidote.
:aRSU!rrrn to kjcvotx iu. bmih mm Tnnnvi
fatiV.v elAte and harmlnt. It purtjiet and turi,
i unva, invigorates tne system, possesses great notiisb-
"'V ""niwniiif power, is an excellent tonic aiiU an
prtiu,ynales the stomach to dipeet the beartieaf food.
mates jei rerrfKnlnir, aud establishes robnatbealth.
Smoker .! chewr far exttw linri cured. Piflcs Kiflv
emits per Vs, post free. An interesting treatisejo the in-
J1'1 ol occo, witn lists or testirooials, refer-
v-i mi. AKvnii wtnm. Aaiyess
u. T. K. Abbott, Jersey JL'ity, K. J,
TESTIMONIAL
TOT BlXteetl VaV T - am. ala. tt. en srrsusV.w.. M
dottj advertised, I VebMed a box. IrAoar days 1 found
" in weefci was TOO BO cyu lt CURED of hm
Umt and disease boiV Atw or amomr, mimem CAcn.
" "www ww w-w asn- w o sv sryCrl IDB UIKIMD IQJOr.
ilxxar tA Wxjtwoo. D.D.. M. E. Cont
iMtrto Alaa fVi V. V-. .k. -
I have used tobacco mrtVrlve iara. out Aasa Am, ami
V vtm sow oj ome box oi mj o r ion a Anuaof e
nosrrup, rostmaster.
Faoai TB V. 8. TaaASirnX. SacreOm's nmm PlHU
send a supply of the Atui. I St cms received Aos
duns iu work scaur. XX O. T. Rneaa.
Faoa New HanrsaiaC StatiXpbisow. Gentlemen
of influent here, bavjofc been euVd of the appetite foe
tobacco by using Dr. Jfurtoa's An'iVxe, wedeaire a sup.
ply for the prisoners of this inatiiutioiX
Jossra MJo, Warden of H. State Prison.
PBftW THB CHIErS.-JOIHXKB or mVlxacam v...
tvr Railrosd Coaraxr. Fimatitaa. V. I h. n4
tbs Aatidot witb-fraat soccess. It is curiiV ail ror friends.
U. Bucutoil
A rmertt'i Tcstiwoxt. Owb Bo.or AjtriooTB)
tu bv Droiasr ana myaeit. it xikvkb r.'
Key. L W. SaouisiB, Keller's txation. Pa.
Faov Tnaf Pouea Riaboiti rtiu. Z.txV m. r
oi.nx Dr Bunoa's Antidpje- rLatr. for
W. L. Wa
" Fbo
iiM Horrmi now JotraBAL. BiLranax
MO.
Da box of Burton's Antidote reauHMwi nil Air
for 1,
weed from Baa. I taks pleasure in racommfn-Mtii
oor readers. T. T. runt. Kdil.
it
FOR SALE BV ALL DRUGGISTS.
r 7WlM,nrt u iVn.MJ.liu1
Dec. 31 it 3
PIANOS. PIANOS,
MEL ODE ON S.
J. IUUELiLiER,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA,
Dea'er iu the celebrated Fleck & HeCammon Pianos,
and o. her Mcslral Instruments
S3All Instruments warranted five years. I
octl! ly
JUST OPEwtTED I
KE GOODS!
We are daily receiving our
5 SVrJCNT' 2 J.
Dry Goods, Notions, Hats, Caps,
BOOTS, SHOES, QUEENSWARE,
CARPETS, AND GROCERIES.
With many thanka for past patronage, we invite all to
Call and see our Large Stock of Good I
, , CLARK & PLIJMMER
Plaitsmouih, Neb., October 15,1868.
WHITE &
DEALERS IU
Drugs.
Medicine
Toilet Soaps,
Brushes,
rancy J oilet Articles, Toys, Trusses, Supporters,
Shoulder Braces, Grass and Garden Seeds,
for medicinal purposes.
Paints, Oils. Varnishes and
Stationary, Carbon Oil, Lamps,
Glass and Putty,
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES, '
i
Green and Dried Fruits.
Havins; been eneared In selling Dmcj and Groceries in this city for tb
wants r,f tne i.eopl- in our linsol trade, and are predrred wl;h a laree a
4uaiiiy to supply inose wants at very low prices.
JACCB VALLIHT, JR.
PXTEH
VALLERYS & RUFFNER
(Successors to Staude & Jlnderson.)
t ANDON- -V.t we 00 .7
EXCEEDINGLY
Our
LARGE SALES &
Our stock consists in
Dry-Goods and Groceries,
Staple and Fancy Goods,
Hardware and Queensware;
Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps,
Aod a large 6tock of
READY-MADE CLOTHING, WOODEN J1ND
WILLOW JMRE, IRON AND NAILS,
And in fact, everiy thing that a man wants.
JC?-Give na a call and we guarantee you entiie satisfaction.
VALLERYS & RUFFNER.
Agents for the Schuttlcr Wagonjft
-Hardware,
'mm mm
E. T. DUKE & Co.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
IIMR1U AGRICULTURAL iliPLElMU
Stoves, Tin, Sheet Iron, Brass, Japaned
AND STAMPED WAKE
STEEL P L O TV S
Of all kiodt and sixes, which w warrant the best In the markeL
Hn Roofing, Guttters and Spouting done on short notice.
Are, exclusive Agent, in this County for the sale of
Stewart's Celebrated
or Wood Cook Stove.
Give us a call we wil not be undersold
Block.
PLATT8MOUTH. -
NEW GOODS! !
or-
BUTTERY,
S3t
r-s
Chemicals,
all kinds,
Perfumery, and
and
Dye Stuffs,
Chimneys,
also,
CONFECTIONARY, &e. c.
e last six years we k y
rtre atock of Oooila of ihi.
.nalUmuiitb, Neb. April 2, lStiB.
WHITE fc BIJTTES.V.
VALLIRT,
P. E. RUrFNER
.V - 'h """" "'' AC.r
LOW P'RlGPg
motto 1$
SMALL PROFITS.
'rV03ElJKLL !
Combination Coal
Main Stnext door east of Masonic
i
, NEBRASKA
I. WBECLKR,
D. II. Wheeler A- c
Beal Estate Agents
Commissioners of Deeds
AND
Fire and Life Ins, Ag'ts,
PLATTSMOU'TH, A. y
mttted
Wes
die
to
tin
ecur.tles
Land Warrants located.
''i
CLAIM AGENTS.
Agents forcollectlon of claims azalo
for Soldiers, their widow, and mine,
ty, .easing of Tenements. 7 J"yI
.u iphivh.fc toil saia oi Ltni i ...h i'.. -
REFERENCES:
Hon. B.H.Elbert, Denver City C T
Messrs. Koontse Bros.. OmahaVNeb."
GCa,!lu,WR1, I!'br"" City.
U. w. I iUey, St. Louis, Misnourl
5r-J?ltLwil'' BiM",. Masaachusetts.
H W Dttmars. Chicago, Illinois
H M Magill, Cincinnati. Ohio.
Tootle Hanna, PUttumoutb Nebraik.
L U Rich. Three Rivers. Michigan
Hon r Fellows, P.loomn.l. wlKcon'.in
Hon T M Mirquett, Plattamontb, Neb'ra.k.
L Lewi A'tot nev at Law, Buffalo, Sew T.,y
.i j'iT' "a"p' Cur,t cs Moines. Icwa.
BLACK HAWK
Two Horse
WALKINGr
CULTIVATOR
By practical eiDerlmi nta in ih. n-1.1 ...1 .... ....
Ing them with tb best tV.:kln Cultivsto. a m,d.'
they have been brought to a Mate approach, n
3?orfcction
Wiought Iron aaletreea. arched and well braced
The plows are stropiy two Iron beams with
DOUBLE SHOVEL PLOWS
attach.dtotbealebya double Joint which gir
the nlow an ea.y. but at the tarro time pera-al,
true vertical aod horlsoutal motion. P 1 Jjr
The tongue Is double aod fantened to the arrh
ofthe,xlj-treebyclamt.S,so tb.it It csn be r.i"a
a. '"fc 'fcoeo.n l.yi.ung, reduci J
draft,andraiedwben tliecom Is higher.
the shovels are furiilrhed with
Re
versible Teeth,
80 that the soil can be thrown either tonrfroia It
corn. T 1 j'-rf cur.lim-i.,1 h. .un. ... 1 ... T
roiii.line
wh ch f-nah'e the pluwiuau to rcji.tr. .1 t.,i.
Plowa by
holding oue.
The following ar.? a few o! thesdvantsgfounroni.
of superiority wh.oh this Cultivator has evrr otl."t
1-t It is stronger and llfibter, being mail, s'luaat
ei.ttrely of wrought iron. 1
2d-The donbie points bv which the sbov-ls n
attached to the. xb-enable- the plowman to mot
hi-plow either to or from the corn or lift II out r
tbe ground with the lea trfloit.
8d. With this C'utiratir Ihe depth of th furrow
ran he remits el piowinir shallow or deep whether
the ground is barj or iort
4th. nymesnof tbe loose coupling which cob
necN the two plows you can tnaketh. i.n i
aoy dlatance apart tint, vim may desire w jib .
er Plows it la almost imposMble to hold both shovel.
7" earni to itie corn, ami 1.1 kicp then
from crowding toother when plowing from tb, tl,T.
For f u-ther rrticular.,esll, or addrek
D. B. McMECHAN
NO.
106 MAIN ST. - NEBRASKA rirr
a.i- a
AGENTS WANTED FOR
NIGHT SCENES
w tiii: inn i.i?.
BY REV.
DANIEL MARCH. D- T5.
For full, free.
n.iwinif cear. spikling. pur, and
lOr liOi'tic (Ti'liilia ..r I .
grac-rul style
bought aid rich -lowine- im ,i.'.ii.. .
anal.vsia of chaiacti-r. urji.t, ir d..ii,..,.t..' ... .
rclM.larxhip ; fur lifelike i.ri,,..
hippy illustrutiona. Iliia ... w i... .... .1
Su-h couiiii' n.latl ins. as ti, '.
c ived rr. in Ui-h-ip Simnaon. Kev ii,..,t it.
Porter, ii. I . LL l W a k. ' . . '
Geo. baDH B larduiau 1 I).. I w. u-.i.v' ti 71'
miit-i Ki.her, i). r.. LL.. .ai.rt i..r.:. 1-.:'
cynirn and the Pr-s f all Ucomlualions. Mend
.mri cooisiii sir Ihe .un-. a.., i.
are
. .j,. i.r.c ,ur. unjf W till unnnla It-il KU
11
I- a most lieaul, fully illu-lra ed and clrgaully bouaij
book, snd plt-atcs rvcryru dy.
Comrtisit'.ns, $100 to 5.'200 per tnnnih.
accotding to ability and .nf,,. Ad'lrr.,
Philadelphia, l'a., Cincinnati, O . hiraao. 111
St. .... Mo. dr. 17u87.,,oe.
1808.
No
rth Eli
ss ouri
LINE,
RAILROAD
TO SAtfiJT LOUIS.
Two Daily Trains.
BOTH D.f Tralni ,.rn,. tf.nl 11..1 c, k
Rat lr,ad ft urn the went muta ri.... ,..,,.ri,n .1
Maroa City with the at,ve Hoe, arrlvins; ,n
I.ouis and eouLe:tiug oircrtly with all mum, if aad
afternoon traius out of St. Lou's, for
NkW Iori, ril11.ADKi.rHHA.
LOSTOK, 4TH1SCT0JI t'ITT,
Baltimorr, UanK bihi,h,
l'lTTSUl IlOll, CoLDMBUa,
IAVTox, ClNt'ISHAT7I,
1.1DIASAPOIIH, ClIIOAO'l,
LOt'lfiVILLK, XASBVILLa,
And all'Points East North or South-
The only direct and legitimate route from the
Vrest to St. Louis t& the East.
Time to Ihe Eastern cities as Q VJCKas
can be made by any route, wit,.
LESS C11J1J'GES
TisVets via tbe above line can be narel,a.ae,t at iX
Hannibal t St. Joseph ticket offices in the WesU
lFare is the same as by any other route.
BARTON BATES Pr...M
JOHN P. LAIRD, General Sunerintemli-nt.
II. II WUKKLI K. (J on Ti. li.t i.i
JOSEPH 0 AMBLE, (ien. Kreigtit Agnnt
Y H. EAKLY, -agent. St. Joseph.
L. M. DUNNrUetierai Western Agent
n. 231 y
T
HE
SHORT ALL RAIL LINU
EAST
To Chlcaao. Detroit. Tuleda. Kt T.
Lafayette. Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Louimille,
Nathnill', Cairn, Memphis, Columliti, WhrA
ng, 1'ittnhurg, Huffalo, Niagara FaLs, ar He
burg, Baltimore. WtwJtinrjton, Philadelphia,
New York, BiMon, die.,
Is via the old, reliable Central Route the
Hannibal & St. Jo. II R
rCT-Take Ihe If. A ST. JO. It. ft. tine of Miss, at)
Hirer Packets from
PLATTSMOUTII
To St. Joseph, where conn chujs sr. made with
Two Daily Ezpress Train
on the II & St. Joe. R. K., run through front Saia
Joseph to Qulncy without change of cars,
CONNECTING AT QUINCY
Wi.h Chicago, BurlinKton A Qaioty, and Tolrde
Waba-h A Western Hallroad, for all point, aet
2forih and Sauth.
For St. Louis
Close eonnectiovr made at MACO.V with NORTH
MISSOURI R K. for tit Louis, and at IJaoulbal with
Uaiiy Miss. Kiver Packet for 8t. Louis, meals and
staterooms free, leaving eery evening on arrival of
trains from the west, aod arriving in ft. Louis ri' xt
moral g in eeason for b sines, and to eon Dec t w it b
Chicago, Alcoa A M. Louis, Terre Haute, Alton A et.
I.ouis, ind udio m misMreippi naiit oua,tr ail poiote
Lasi, Korth aud South.
NEW SLEEPING
CARS
Bun on Night Trains.
AST Bny your through tickets via Hannibal St.
Jo. K. R. at their tit ket offcees in Omaha, CcuDrtl
Biufls Plattsmoutb. Nebraska Citv, ht. Jowtiih,
and on each Packet fn the Hoe, and enjoy tbe cou
adonness of havivg taken the short, cheap sod
duect 11 ute east- C. W. WEl, Oec sop'i.
P. B. GROAT, Oeu'l Ticket Agent
H.H.C0CRTsU3HT,Gb1 Ft't Agt
Collections promntlv atin.rf .-j .
ed at current TWoiZZ.7;"u?!!
ern Iowa and ebr.a. mr r... 1....7 ' I11
la id Investigated. Man., t.r.. .. , V 11
. Land W. r "