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"Well, ye., I .uii)o;v so, I sell. the
drucs."
"Wal hev yon got any of this here
seentin' KtufT rn the gals j.ut on their
haii-ikcrchers?"
"Oh, Ye."
"Wal, our f-;il is going to be married,
and she gin uie a iiinopence aiil told nie
to invc;-t the whole amount in seentin
stuff, so's to make her sweet, if I could
find some to suit: so if you're a mind I'll
just smell round."
The Yankee smelled around without
being suited, until the druggist got tired
of him, and taking dov.n a bottle of
hartshorn, said:
"I've got a scenting stuff that will suit
you. A single droo cu your handker
chief will last for weeks, and you can't
wash it out: but to get the strength of it
you must take a big smell."
"Is that so .Mister Wal just hold
on a minnit, till I get my breath, and
when I siy neow, just put it under my
smaller."
The directions were, of course, follow
ed r.nd the Yankee was nearly knocked
off hi pins, but, recovering himself, he
exclaimed:
'"Chain Litening, Mr. Drugirer! is the
top, of my litad on? Sal don't want
noth'm like that; it would break un a
camp meeting in ten minutes. You
hain't got the right kind of scenting
stuff."
ALE
ISSOURI WALLEY
LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
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CAPITAL,
- - $500,000.00
Dodging The Old Folks.
A j-oung man in this city had been
paying hi.s addresses to a prepossessing
little creature, whose parents were stout
ly opposed to her receiving attentions of
this sort, believing her too young to mar
ry. The suitor, however, like most suit
ors under the spur of parental opposi
tioncontinued to buzz around the dom
icile of his love, and in due time secured
the consent of the old folks who
that it was a dead sure thing, any way
10 go on witn ttie marriage. Arrange
ments were made accordingly, and, on a
given day, the wedding, which was to be
a private affair, was to come off. When
the time arrived the family had in a few
near relatives, the clergyman made his
appearance, and all was ready for tying
the nuptial knot. Just a.s the ceremony
was about to begin, the young man re
marked that he had something to say,
and calling the company alwut him made
this h'ttle .speech: "We are much oblig
ed for this gathering on our account, but
l''t iiic surest th:ithere is no necessity
for any further business, as we were
married three weeks ago!" The minis
ter iiniiK diat. 'y took his hat and left,
while the father of the girl, gazing upoii
liis wife, ventured to reproduce" these
touching lines:
"This world in nil a fleeting-show.
For man's illusion -riven."
Iltrtfonl O'liriMit.
3Tr. Hich.inlson fells nf a California
woman - whom he showed a twenty-five
cent note of our postal currency, spec i
mens of whLh ;.re rare in that hard
money region. Fh,; tuniul it over and
over with keen ntrioMtv. "It seems
very strange to me that "this should be
money," si,,, said; "it don't look like
!' V1M7, "V,-:if 'l'1;'s it Iok: like?-'
"Weil,' Ik sirati'irv and with the xit
i;ist smcority, ' ir !;.,ks like a lal-c-1
lor an oy.-ter cm!"
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G-E2STE:R,.A-3Lj OFFICE:
No. 70 DELAWARE STREET, LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS.
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braistch: offices
St. Louis, Mo.,
Chicago, III.,
Memphis, Tenn.,
Indianapolis, Ind.,
San Francisco, Cal.
OF STATE
LOTS and LANDS
AT MCOIiX,
The Capital of Nebraska,
ox-
Thursday, Sept. 23d, 1889,
AT lO O'CLOCK, A. SI.
The nnder"icrned Commissioner nnnnininil k-
nn Art of the Legislature of the s-tato of Ne
braska, entitled An Act "To Prm-itl.. r.- u
?ate oi ino i nsoM l,ots ami mocks, on tho 1 own
rue oi Lincoln, una lor the .Locution uud Ere
turn of a
State University, Agricultural
College and State Lu
natic Asylum,"
Approved February l-"th. lSti'l. will nn tli.it ilnv
uutr iur suits ui auction
TWELVE HUNDRED LOTS
in the Town Site of Lincoln, said T.it holnir the
odd numbered tilocks (the even numbered Lav-
mjr f.reviously been sdd( of the lown. and eom
prisine the most eligible lots in tlin nhiee Tho
faid lot? will be appraised by the Commissioners
anu coia to too inquest bidder over the appraise
ill cut.
ALL POLICIES NON-FORFEITING.
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Divirieiuls on the Coiitriliutioii Plan,
Terms Casli.
The to will ttl?o tjo oflVreJ. ir s.il nt fh Bfim
nine aooui
THIRTY THOUSAND ACRES
OF
STATE LANDS,
v.v4i& w w v ".uuiij auvoiiiagB iu fcUC policy a.0IQerS. known as Saline Londs. situated within an area
oi ten mile? ot the Capital, said lands being the
o:
An a-c l 1:1,1 m I'liihulclpliia, wliosc
, o'-' lv'"'i,:''I nwvs-arv a pravor
lKok of Preat Azo, rw.tW pallet I -n jior
inonls ,,n lu-r way t. cimrch, an-1 irHa
ftartini a-ain. nnwlttniirlv iuccl up a
music 1m,x iiit-- i.I of a prayer 1 k.
Jiirui- tiit sacred tvivuioiiv, the oM Lulv
sitfoinptPil t.. f.p.. I; .r pn,,vr baok.wlu-ii
to her surpri au.l tho atiiriuiiu'iit of
tue oti-ivir .'M.iii. tlio M.ifhiiK! struck mi
aili'l ion;:'.
'.v:ta great cleanio-.-
I'atoa, ,;.-.:!..r:y f!ui,Viv to
!va::i .pcoiuici!.- of real ino.s.-, but which
re Siinpiy silir-ious i' irina'inns i)onctrat-
3In.
coafa
.in i-imjtij s-iii.-iuii- luriiia'inns j)onctr
M with iron solution takirrr tlio fVn .f
musses, vines, trees.etc. are futPi ! ;tvj
tin- hue of the lrniin i'aeirie at
puints lur two Imiiilred ui:les i'rom CIi"v
eiiTr; westward. The hi no ani c-rcaiu
aerates are the mn--t highly jrizeJ.
REASONS FOR INSURING IN THIS COMPANY :
l.-t. This is a Western Company, managed Ly Western men, whose known finanaucial charac
ter, ability and si;iun, afford ample guaranty fur it careful und suecesful uianasement.
2d. Its Polices are all non-forfeiting:.
h1. Frcmium all vault. It receives no notes and gives none. Policy holders have no interest
to pay, and no outstanding notci as liens upon their policies,
1th. UiviJends am' losses arc paid in c.vh.
oth. It insures at lower rates than any Eastern company.
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Aisrifusaro in iuo m est, wnere tnc mtc ol mortality is lower and the ra.e of Interest
hiifhtr tb:ln in tlin "Pust bnnio Mm 4ifMttiwi1if ,. .1:..: 1 1 . .1 i- i. .
" - u"iiuj ie policy aoiuer is greater taaa
in any Ej.-tern Company.
Tth. It has no restriction upon travel.
Nth. Its dividends t.re made upon the contribution plan.
1'ih. Its Ltisintsj is exclusively lift; insurance.
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A for.' Iay.? .-in-v. a WatorJ.un (C't.)
la'vyer returned tu tl;e railroad aVent at
that place oao dollar overpaid liiia in
ma.ii'j: change. Fur a moment the
a.'ci.t st'Mul speeclile-ss-:; then, as the
tears poured down Ids checks, he :ra.-p-h'
lt hand and escliiiiued:
'"I'l 'ttse .-t;ind btii! one moinent, sir,
and let me look at yoa and a lawyer,
too."
The Century Plant in liochester is
rio.v nearly sixteen feet hiidi, has fifteen
arms or flower st.ms, the larret of which
is one foot. There are over one hun
dred huds already formed, and mam
more will pi ohaMy appear soon. All
these will in time hecome Hossom.
Anna Dickiasoi "is described hv a Sac
ramento correspondent a?? havin? "won
derful eye.s like the ox-eyed Juno."
She rod. a coaMderahh; di'stanee, durinir
iK-r overland journey, on the engine.
Ili'imr ox-eyed, we presume she rode on
the cow earcher.
SUiult r.
Lttok on slan-ieicrs as direct cnetnie.s
to civil society; as persons withoat honor,
honesty or hum:inify. Whoever enter
tains you with th faults of others, de-
sien.s to serve yon m
iu r.
Are ;h accumulations of interest r pon prenaums paid, hence the Company that loans its assc
l.T.:..l. ...-. r:-. . .
i lUu uijiiri Lucre.-!, can j-'o e you tae largest dividends, tastcrn companies inv-.-,t their
moneys t ti percent., while this makes its investmenu at twelve per cent, or more.
Tl, .. .i. . . e : . ..... .....
1.,.n.am.lrTll u.-i em iim c?; meats to t no po! i .-y niuer appe.irs m tho following startlin"
(isures: The amount of $.(), invested for fifty years at
; per cent, conii'ound interest, is S 1S.-120.11
s " " " " 4i5:.tl.f.l
I'l " " " 117 .'.O S5
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H. D. Mackay, Presidsnt,
E. Kenscley, Vice-President,
Geo. A. Moore, Secretary,
E. W. Eaves, Treasurer,
D. m. Swan, Genera! Acsnt.
J. L. Wever, M. D., Consulting Physician.
most valuable farmin.,' lands of the State.
Terms Cash.
The object in oftVrine tho hIiovp niniArl Sfo.
property at that time is to enable the Commis
sioner!' to complete the State University, Agri
cultural Collejro and Lunatic Asvlum at Lin
coln, the Capitol Luildiair having been built
from the proceeds of the previous sale of lots.
1 his sale of St.-it- property o.Teis to the Farmers,
-Mechanics and Laborer, a chance for a cheap
home at the Capita!, situated in tho richest Ag
ricultural district of the State, and at the
GREAT SALT BASINS,
where salt is being manufactured from the sur-
iace water.
Lincoln beins the Cat)it:il of the 5it-t nn.l v, !
objective point ot s-uno tivc ditlcrcnt railroads,
reaching out into the interior, an-1 tapping the
Salt cposi;s at this place, will soon make it the
i lienor towu oi me ctate.
i he Caci'.-il was loi'ioc.l it T. In ;n c..
temocr. ism. bv an act ot th 1 --. -islnturn ....a
contains sixteen hundred inhibits-nts, with good
Hotels. Ston s. Churches and Schools. The Leg-
iiaiurc iieiu irs nr. x-s-inn in i i Vt.it- f1..,;..!
the ias winter.
The IlurHnsrtnn ami Missouri River Kailroad
is Ix-insr rapidly t.usiie.i i'nriv:ir.l t.i l.in,.,,ln .....l
in contract oe complete 1 early next season.
I his liiie will jrive iin-ct communi -;,ti(.n with
Chicago, rnd will he pushed out to Ft. Kearney
V.'"v! "itl! and beouiuinsabraiich of the Union
1 acihe (!. K.
Tlie Midland Paoifiu Kailroad h::s nUo the
n rune oi its utie uii'l?r enntract in.ni Xohraska
City to Lincoln, and will be. :ccrdin(f to tiie
terms of its e.nitriH'ts. ftillv eiaiiimed !m,l in
running order by the 1'5'h of .May next. This
line is one f tho links by which tlie lVnr.sylv;.
nia Central 11. 11. will roach across the c iiiti
uent, compli-iina as it will in n short timo if
connection witn .Ncoraska l itv, ai'd from L:;i
coln wet to tho I nion Pacii.c. Thus Lincoln
will I. e tor a tunc the. terminal point of two
sreat thoroughfares, and eveiitualK- iconm-m '
a ifinrin posu'.on upon to frans-contiiicnial
rots t cs, shorter, l y from one to two hundred
nines, man any ottierytt constructed.
The w,.rk upon the St.:te University, Apricul-
iu.;n oiicL'e an.i uunatio .syiu:n is now heinir
i j.iiict, ii i ru.i i .1 .
DAVID UUTLKIt.
, , liov. riHir.
TilOS.P. KKXXAllD.
.TOM v (ULLKs'l-'i'r'111'
julylws Auditor.
CUYLER SCHOLFAX
Says of Weeping Water.
IIattsmoti1h
J9eb.
Extract from JLetter to
Mrs. Grimclj.
to
tO-
8
As I wastellinjryon. my dear Mrs. Grundr.
I came on my mule to Weeping Water in asadiy
dilapidated condition oi bat. n boots coat
stockings in short, destitute of all those con
venient appurtenances which ornament a well
dressed man havinic been denriroil nf all hv
the merciless savajres, who even took my cisur
case.
Thinkinjr that I misht in that flourishing town
oouua h. seeonu-nana manKct, 1 roie up to
MEED MR OSS
store, mid hitthins my mule bv tho cars to a
liiree freight wapon loaded with iroods for the
riuttsiaoutli retail trade. I entered. Judjrc of
ui surpri.-e wtun 1 was promptly met and
ottered a complete outfit, from a pair of stub
toed boots toa jroose-quill toothpick, for the pal
try sum of nine dollars and sixty-two nnd one
half cents, thoj); cents beinfr the profits on the
poods. If you want anything in the
miscellaneous lino, call on them, and if vou don't
see what you want ask for it. I would" remark
here that they are cenerons. liberal, good look
mz and truthful to a fault."
REMEMBER THE PLACE
Weeping Water.
Jf9 have an extensive general sloch
or Goods that Ave arc constantlflas
sorting njp, which ivc oirer to the jmh
lie fit jirices that wc hnoiv must give
entire satisfaction.
We purchase the very best Goods at the head,, Mar
ket and strictly for cash, and are prepared to compete
icith the trade at any point on the Missouri river.
Henry Boeck,
K. .4. WltHiENIIOHN.
GREAT
I. SCIIXASSK.
DEALER IX
FURNITURE,
cnairs,
Lounges, Tables, Safes,
BEDSTEADS,
Of all descriptions and at all prices.
Metalie Burial Cases,
Sprln
RUSH! LARGE CROWDS! !
Everybody, and more too, arc goina to
WIGGENHOSBT & Co.,
To buy t'ueir
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PEALKK IN
Hardware, Cutlery, Iron. Steel
AND NAILS,
Itock Island 11 own.
CORN-PLANTERS,
CULTIVATORS SULKY AND WALKING.
A large vuricty on hau l".
AT THE
Of ail sizes.
WOODEN COFFINS,
Keady made, and sold cheap forcKth.
AVith many thanks for ri.ist iiitrnnm T 5
'II to call an 1 examine my larjje ttock of Furni-
iuic tun i onin. Ljunlisti.
jST IU "W YORK STORE-
The largest and most complete
?2IUCK OF DRESS GOODS
Are now on exhibits at the Xew c ca particular
DRESS-GOODS. THINTS,
DELAINS. GINGHAMS,
BIIOWN SHEETING.
Ji LEACHED COTTONS.
BALMORALS. CARPETS,
CLARK'S NEW THREAD.
COTTON YARNS BOOTS AND SHOES
of all kinds und prices to suit our numeroas customers. A large stock of
GROCERIES,
HARDWARE.
QUEENS WARE,
WOODEN-WARE,
GUSSWARE.
YANKEE NOTIONS,
11A1S AJND CAPS.
pmw"esTiia m'' f. ?rT .f?A5PEN CITY GLIPPER
Spades, Shovels, Hoes, Rakes.
Ac., Ac, .Vc, Ac. Ac.
A large stock now on hand at sui :i 1 1 a.lvi:. r t
Ka.-'ter-u jiriec-.
lOG Main Mreet, IVebrasku ( it)
(opposite the Seymour IIou.-".)
SIGN OF THE TAbLOCK.
JT'XjOEJjTOE PlatTMi SRSr-,MEft?c?-fS- SEEDR'S- HAY RAKES, &.C
WXLl tIattmoaih April 22d, 1S61). E. A. WIG(,ENHORN & CO.
C'oramifpioner.'.
Lock Glitch Reversible Feed
Sewing Machine
WHITE & BUTTERY,
i'i poumus or nn.n
given in cxi-hace for (rood win irt.
We arc also doinif itri-t work: .mi. h;i!,
lncn.'HKed faeiliticM. tt-el ll.-lur(l ;b il v i ,m,
the be.-l and iiiort l'loiir of any in !h .
S.VTI.-FACTIOX (ilARANTi:;:!).
Produce Bought and Sold.
!MC.1IKT MAIIk-KT I-Kit :-: PAMi.
Reed A CI in to::
niiirJt'.TS.
DR. 1. iTI'CLIJSKfJY,
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awarded tlie
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EXEOTJTIYB COMMITu
H. D. Mackay, George R. Kines, E. Frenseley,
, H. Edgerton, D. V. Eaves.
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Tlais Conipany Insures at lower raies lliiiii
any ISastcni Conapaisy.
a siuiil.ir man-
W licnover i lin.l a roi han-lsum vrn
mnii cri-':itrt.l in tiio 4-wifninin' rights
ii:;iiess," tlion i am roin? to take my
hnt nrvlor mv arm and joia the pniees-
.
Tlu- I.ii'i.-t Muartnoys of a Now York
I.i.'ti.ria! i n out ro.iv-::ti!i a Kailn.a l
ooii.Iuotf.r sli. kuitr his lu-ml in the oar,
an. I hliMUlm-: 'IifliaiiaiKlirt nftcen
miniiLi'a lor d.vnirt'.-"."'
Tho n,.t.,n r.jft thinks that the ior
quality ot tin' S:. Iuiis water is n ar
jruJUcut ataiiist the removal of the cajv
ifal there, in view i.f the small quant itv
Concnmoii drink.
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AUDITOR OF STATE OFFICE.)
KN'OW AI T VfFV nv Tirr-:P ,,rirvrp T.I?J,EKV assah. February 2tith. lSol'.
llSbyUulf"1 lhat X' Tu'ijias, Auditor of the State of
. Missouri Valley Life Insurance Company,
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..rp.,:,!,.-., ,,., ooiiiir ouHine.-s under tn law - of the State of Kinsa and Miouri hn fumiied
l.e un.ler.MKh..d ,aura.-tory evidenee that it ha invested One Hundred and I Kif"v Thi'ai i?o
larj ot iw capital ill United .tate!. HtT-niru-nt Hondn. of theuenomination of Five-TwentieTV-'
dr. iTn'fl ! thC V'1 ''" t"rH,,'r Vnify ,h:,t Coin . any hiVot a,rt ? n" Hum-
Ireil Thou.-an- Hollars of said I nitcd Nates Bonds for the benefit of All policy n.'i.i.Kii s ol t "id
nlwVi'' - , ir"1'1 ,nrurt nJ 'itPosit for the benefit of sui-1 policyholders the seeurity
blwfulyUni,
l nor of Mute, i A. THOMAX, Auditor of State of Kansas.
CERTIFICATE OF ALTTIIOIIITV TO DO BUSINESS.
r
iVCW-;.r5.rTEVnr.N-T THE iN-sritAscB Departmkxt op Jlissorm.
.Some of the n- Hjuipers tire making a
.sroat onterv- aluut the n-Iisrious ojiinions
of certain Deinx-ratie -antiidates of Ohio.
Thre isn't rc-hsion cnoiish in the whole
Iarty to make a fuss. alout.
'I he old original Miw Mnote a rx-k
and l.rou.irlit lorth v.nter. The i.iodern
Moses is Hcoincnded to jRifonu the
contrary liiir.ic'ie viz: oVy up.
ACGO STORE!
on ?Iain street, c i-.po.-itc Court House,
We have on hand a laro-e awortiucnt of
CIGARS & TOBACCO.
Cons-isiins of the besi qu:iliiic3 of
CIGARS, PINE-CUr, PLUG AND
SMOKIN'O TOBACCO,
c oi-ai exclusively in Tobacco we can sell ns
c ii cap, il r.ot cheaper than other store in the
live ns a call before you purchiiKe elsewhere.
" jou win go away satisued.
Ij BIiO.71 & CO..
February 11, 1S09. tf.
Drugs, Medicines, Chemical
G.
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Highest Premium
Toilet
oaps,
Brushes, all kinds, Perfumery, and B E N T I S T
r..l m .1. J 9 Will it 11- T . n: t...:
wherever exhibited.
THE ONLY OXE
tion
ina
WOOL, WORTH & CO.,
BOOKSELLERS,
STATIONERS,
Binders andjaper Dealers,
- - - MISSOURI.
capable of sewing in more than one .Hrecti
aii'l '11,-iTonin? all its own seam." without stoppi
iimc ! iiiiiiiiiK i ne ciorn.
Jt H-I-. anl WM-I, l.-SK thr..:i.l ..... .. ... .1.
ami il! commence u seam without holding the
cn xa oi the thread.
Warranted to ?ow hen w ni fln nt.t..i .n.,..n..
well. ' u.j
Over 50,000 Machines Sold
Since 1S61. . .
Scnl for ileport and Circulars.
no v E. PLAXT. CenT Ag't.
G12 orth rocrth street, t-t. l.oui-. Mo.
.S. JOSEPH,
oct2!)
n26"6Syl
DR. G. II. 12 LACK. Acent,
Plattsmouth. eb.
ancy Toilet Articles, Toys, Trusses, Supporters'
shoulder Braces, Grass and Garden Seeds,
For medicinal purpose..
Paints, Oils, Ararnishes and Dye Stuffs,
Stationary, Carbon Oil, Lamps, rhimneys,
Glass and I'ufty, also,
CHOICE FAMILY GEOCEKIES,
GREEN AND CANNED FKUITS,
COINFKCTIONEUY, &c.
in thim ity Tor the pnst Keren year, we kn
epaied with a larse8t"ck of lioo ls ot t
WHITE & HUTTEKY.
nil he at I Ir. itiirji..,,-- . ');,... .:.
lnt week iu each month. All .rl.r I-Po.-t
Cicc will be promptly utt. n.it.l i.,
ORGANS !
MEL ODEOKS!
J. MUELLER,
Council ISI ii (I'm, Iiva,
I)caler in the celebrated Pt-ck A Mc-,iiiiiii r
I innoi and other .Musical io.-irunii-iit...
All iii'truiucntii wurrantcd live Jean.
WcepiiijxWalir Mills ;
Farmer.-'. k where you ean iret the bi-t 11
and the moft of it.
35 POUNDS OF XXX FLOUR
Havinir been cnunjred in selling iJrup? and tlroeeries
ine wains or tlie people in our Jme of trade, and are prepaie
best CllltllltV t-J fUllll V Ih.is.. wnm. ... l ....... . 1 "-
. .-- in il ici'i!,
OW
the
" "ivroved Xl ireh Pnh.XK iiil. ZtlZ7MZ&
'thereby 'cd 'V ,h 'lnl
iu ic. to't I !l ."' .lc Assurance Company within the s:.,d State of is-oar .
r v in t he ve ,Vof "'t LTlUJ T.1 elUirT'',U ",l ",e Al t -.u 1. until the first day ot Ftb
iii.ii). in tlie earot onr Lord ciphte. n htndied an I feveniv
'evenly
V i . i r'',"''",!- i. VLI.TS K-.n:. un. r-i.-'iic-l. Sup. rhitondent of ihc Inur nc-. D. n irt-
Superinteiiient of th j Insuraneo ilcp-irt:n.-ut of the s-'ta-e'of jlWouri.
EMPIRS BAKERY! ss0 !
SECOND STREET,
OPPOSITE NEW YORK STORE,
S25 I
THE AMERICAN
PlatLinouth, Nebraska, April 2d, lHiS.
SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE U, m .
In rctiiilcl mi a price within tha reach of all.
STORE.
B. SPt M.(K R. II. WIM.FUM.
Co. Clerk & Recorder. Dept. C I k A K c'r.
SpurlocJc & Windham,
i'l.A T TSMuVTII - - y ;;: as, i.
Front Rooms of Court Iouf
Clerk and Treasurer's Office.
LAX OS WjUHHT AX It SO 1. 1 J.
Titles Il.rmniued-
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Conveyances ZHhicIe.
Ta.Cf. Piild ami Hrrrq.fs r,-inu !- !
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Plattsmouth. Juno IS, 1SW nil.
.CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
(To expire un the ZlA day of January, 1S70.)
lMClXCt UKPAETMKSf. Ol KJCB ,K TATK At ;IT(.K
V.'ni:i-KA. Abram B. Covalt. Ptalo A cent f.
Xc
crlaya :fti;:t'.!;n.-bl vk in the v.av
o. a :nan win. is tijnijf to advance liim- ! f;p' 1 1- valid
pell in the worn! honestly ami tinright-
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" II- ""' a Lon-Inn lliiih
( hiir.-h J up. ;-, L:is il-vlined to advertise
lit li.jra I'hed or ui;i!rx-Tiit sermons for
f-ale.
An ill-h.v. nian'isa'id to he like h-lit-iiin.i
IhH-auM? he doesn't know Low t;
ooitduct hirue'K
lawot the Mate ot Ncbra.ska . e-it.tlc 1 "An An in V.A,tiu M I.isnr ru- f-m-p:, , d-.l -!"
Five Hundred Thousand Dollars
of actual capital invested in the stntk of at least p.ir value, or in bond- or moitjraires on real
VVrV"1 '. "Uble th-6 "'.' f- Si.-h the sac.e 'is m rt.?-1 ; and whereas, sai.i Umnv h
hie 1 in th:s ollieoa wnf ten i ir.struu,-,,-, und.--the s-al of the Coicuanv. si-.-n. d bv the lr. -id t
and e.-retsry thereof, author mi? I Mr..,, I! i,-,!i ... ..!.... ::. V " a'.,,t
hltk -xken and
t... . J -I : . . . ..t;it-...i . , ii--.ii'.iiijf; it I II ll IH HI . 'Hi :lie or IIIIV flher
I "i. .". ' !' '"' claims ot errir hy reason ot sa. a service: an.l -rhcrtus. Ahmm 1 f.-..i.
Th"L ".'".'''"'T evidence that be is the auth.-riied Af.-unt of -aid I i:ir.iv,
pie m V,or ,ff Vh..? by,,0-,T l'cnf. that iu pursu nr-e of the aforesaid Act. 1. John Gilie
Jwi.J? "J r.'fi!""J 'Se"f Ta-sKH.rlo hereby certify th it Abram II. Covnlt. Ks.; . has full au-
......... io.-iaiC.itrninirinefaia i-M!ssiiiri. a! ley I.ite insurance Comnanv. in t leStnt e ..f V...
1 1 1 . 1 ... 1 1 . V nn.l - . . .. - .... " . . " - -
... ..y huh ji.i in m i bcis i -r aip; i
"-I 'lh-A hut .aakes the rKO.m yet
an-rry?"' ',ICfa.c it h;w been crossed
tfo often, iu3 son, "
bra,k
ram: in h.-h.iir..f r.i-iin-itiu .1 ". .p!...! I .. i.:.
Pointment as ?u.-h aircht. and bv th l:w of fh! St,.. .k- i... . :., f .. . I. -J
In witness whereof . I have suSs-ril,. d my nmuc. uud caused the S.-al of" the Aadi'to'r:s olhe to" he
iL. h.J -isca la Ut day of April, a. j. Ia. J01IX GILLESPIE, State Auditor.
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GOOD TRAVELING SOLICITORS V ANT ED.
.'.7 7T9 jTi rK "-r M
Anytliin.tr t rKi.the child, as tlie
imrsHsa.d when mic fct the habyvniwl j J-W. MARSHALL. Aeent,
ui i iii..- ifiiio t .i-. wni. low.
Stare Agent for Xibraskaand .orlberu Kausari.
!r. r:5vKgsm pLittsmoutil
CONFECTIONERIES,
Pies, Cakes, Cheese
and Sweet Crackers.
REFRE1531E2VTS
kept on 'und at .i'l times.
If. IIUI3ERTT.
NEW
SV1EAT SV3ARKET !
CEO. FICKLER,
Corner Mai.; and Second Streets,
FLATTSMOUTH, XEERASKA.
Tllis iracbine noe i efmio-b tAi ..i,
the E(K'KS'f ITCH (alike on both sidcsl has a
.-.-ii-itiyusun ieisuo. u( can ,llt BVerv variet-v
ots. wine; It will hem. fell. bind. euro, braid'.
se.Ti.-i. ou lit. tuck. rifi(e im,l r-ni,... n
ciua!!y well on silk, linen, wuolen or cotton
good-, with linen or cotton thread.
The American Shuttle Sewing Machine u
Warranted for Five Years
Our Atents will be snnnl 1 l'i I wtfti ilnnKn...
part of the machine in case of accident. It
maKi.-s prer-isely the same stitch made bv' the
Miii.";r. V hi-ei.T A- Wiliim ,.,! vi,'
machines. It h.. tn. nn.la,.ini . i. i...
of hiu priced machine?, and i.s the only
Low Priced Shuttle Machine
in toe market that ha. thin feed. We are ena
bled to soli u first ehuss t-hutt!e M lebine at a
very low price, on account of its eimnlicifir ... 1
cons.;qntut low eost of manufacturing, in "oui-pari.-on
with complicated machine.
IE. T. IDTJiCE & CO.,
Vhole?aIc and Rctiiil dctlors in
Mnrclwarc ami Agrieiilturnl Xiiiplcmeiits,
STOVES, TIN, SHEET IRON, BRASS,
STEEL I Xj O -W S
Of all kind- and su-c?, which we warrant the bett in the market.
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AGENTS
Wu wif h to arranire
male, to rcpra-ent the
Marine in each Stmi.. to n...i -r,.,.. ;
keeps consiantly on hand the bc.-t ef all kinds of J ni,el .t-itcs and Ontario, hitra iuduceiueiitj
A -i' 1 uceu apeiiii.
. r or ra I particulars, as to salary and commis
sion, a-ldreHSi
. A. ANDREWS. General Apent,
Detroit- ilich.
N. B. For the benefit of nn. X Tint, .m..
arrtiei-i with parties who have (roods suitable
tor htwinii Machine A-rent to kcII. We -fill
MEATS,
ish to eutomers at the best of "' b''- 'f "mples and full particulars on re"
ju'-esm3 ceij.tot one re-l stamp. Address
ju .inu v y ANDREWS, General Aprnt.
which he will furnish
rate tor ca?h.
3"OS: WORISL!
Tin Roofing, Gutters and Spouting Done on Short Notice
Are exclusive Agcnis in thi county for the sale ot
Stewart's Celebrated Combination Coal
or Wood Cook Stove
Tl'th 1
Ittroit. Mich.
Give U3 a call-we will not be nndcrsold-SIaia street, next door east of the Maronle Block.
PLATTSMOUTH. NEBRASKA
Burlington Bridge Finished
Burlington & Missouri River.
In connection with
Chicago Burlington & Quincj
RAIMlOADS
Pre!cnt. to the Public the most direct, pure iii.-i
.... T. . faff n.ute Vt
Oluo.UIinoiit. Indiana, l'cnrisylvania, Xciv r.
anu .ew r.niiiii i.
Passenjrera have the choice of ihc various ru'1 '
centering in Chicaeo.
Iit'!tge ChnJ;, il th roii h to Ottmuf'-
Ratef. invariably nf low n by other routes.
r I3uy your Couin Tickets at
Ottumwa via Burlington
Pullman's elegant Sleojiinir f'ar- m i-ll i.if---:
t.rai.r!g ,-r, . t TXT C. E. PEltK I .NS.
A. E. TOI ZALIV. wui 't.
fen. Ticket Pas'r At't.
i. C. MORTON.
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