THE CITY.
From Tkurtdav'i Dailul
Mr. and Mrs. Fox gave a nice Social
party at their residence last evening.
Mr. Woodman arrived at home last
evening, and left for Council Blufis again
this morning.
Mr. Doane, Chief Eagineer of the B.
&M. It. R. in Nebraska,left for Ashland
and Lincoln yesterday.
.The It. R. Transfer boat, 'President,'
brought up a quantity of ties last even
ing. CoL Peck, R. R. engineer in charge of
ths third division west from Plattsmouth
was in town this morning. lie reports
work progressing finely on his devision.
Gen. Prank P. Blair has been appoint
ed General Agent of the Life Association
of America, for the Territory of Colo
rado. Deputy U. S. 3Iarshal, Jesse Turner,
passed through town this morning on
his way to the Southern part of the
State.
The case of the U. S. vs. McCoy, for
illicit distilling, was called in the U. S.
Court at Omaha last evening, and was
probably on trial to-day.
The time of meeting of St. Luke's
Vestry has been changed to tho first Fri
day evening of the month. The regular
meeting will be held to-morrow even
ing. One of the principals in the recent
priie fight opposite this eity, feels ag
grieved at the report of eaid fight as pub
lished ia the Omaha Republican, and
publishes a card.
W. Mickelwait, Esq., showed us a
specimen of grains yesterday from his
vineyard south of town, raised from a
wild vino dug up in the woods and culti
vated, which were as large as most of
the tamo grapes, and far pleasanter to
the taste than tho most of them. It is
an evidence of the superiority of Ne
braska soil, and of the adaptability of
this olimate to the cultivation of the
grapo.
Mr. R. N. ITodskin, proprietor of the
Brunswick Billiard Hall, second story
Masonic Block, will open his place to the
public this evening. He has completely
refitted the room, and put up three new
tables, of superior manufacture. We
understand a match game is to be play
ed this evening between Fred. O. Brit
ton, of Omaha, and an amateur player
of this cityr 500'points up, carom.
Lunch at 10:30.
From Friday' Daily
Col Tfchenor arrived from Omaha
this evening.
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DSSOURi VALLEY
Hi I IE"1 IE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
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CAPITAL, ---- $500,000.00
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GOEIIIEIElXj OFFICE :
No. 70 DELAWARE STREET, LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS.
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BHAUCH OFFICES:
St. Louis, Mo.,
Chicago, III.,
Memphis, Tenn.,
Indianapolis, Intl.,
San Francisco, Cal.
ALL POLICIES NON-FORFEITING.
We need sido walks on Main Street as
for up ad Sixth.
Tho regular meeting of the City Coun.
cil takes place uext tuesday evening.
The Southern NcbraxTcian appears
displeased with Mr. Scott, one of the
Trunk Railroad men.
Our St Louis and Chicago Market
reports are worth to every fanner ten
times the price of the daily paper.
Tootle, Ilanna & Clark are having a
fine job of graining dono on their Bank
counter.
A desperate fight occured in the city
last evening. Particulars given hereaf
ter. What has become of the Plattsmouth
Sporting Club? The Chickens are suff
ering to be killed.
Mr. J. W. French, of Three Rivers,
Michigan, Manufacturing Company,is in
town on business.
Hon. D. McCaig was in the City to-day
lie reports damage to grain in his locali
ty not so heavy as in other localities.
Henry Boeck, Esq., arrived at home a
day or two since, from the east, where he
has been making arrangements for a reg
ular supply of fine furniture.
See card of Brosnan & Thomson.
They have a nice, new room, and are
well supplied with choice wines and
liquors. ' "
A paper will be in circulation in a few
days asking donations to purchase a fire
engine. We hope the citizens will be
liberal in their donations, that we may
have a first class "mcrf-heen."
We are authorized to state, for the
benefit of Capt. Marshall and others in
terested, that the "Lincoln Mail has ar
rived." We hope no more questions will
be asked on this subject
We understand Mr. Woodman con
templates sending the steamer President
to Council Bluffs to load with iron for
the road west from here. The steamer
and barge, together, can bring down a
arge quantity of iron at a load.
More real estate changed hands in
and about Plattsmouth during the past
month than during the twelve months
previous. There is a healthy increase in
the price of property, just as every per
son desires to see it
A good pine bouse, containing three
rooms, can be built for $400. The lot
upon which to erect it can be had for $10
of Esquire Duke. 'When completed,
the house will rent for $12 or $15 per
month, and will sell, at any time, for a
large advance upon investment
The Omaha Herald begins to squirm
under the pressure ofthe Chines Labor
Question, as tiicr time for its solution
comes nearer and nearer. It would like
to be neither fish nor flesh, but shirk the
responsibility until it sees way the "cat
is going to jump. ' '
Mr. Duke has donated one lot in his
addition to each Church Organization
provided they will ereet a church build
ing thereon within the next five years.
He also offers lots to persons who wish
to build, at tho nominal price of $10 per
lot.
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IMviilemls on tlac Contribution jPlan,
Securing the Greatest Pecuniary Advantage to the Policy Holders.
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REASONS FOR INSURING IN THIS COMPANY :
1st. This ia a Western Company, managed by Western men, whose known Bnanancial charac
ter, ability and position, afford ample guaranty for iti careful and euccesful management.
2d. IU Polices are all non-forfeltins.
3d. Premium all cash. It receives no notes and gives nono. Policy hoi J erg have no interest
to pay, and no outstanding notes as liens upon their policies,
4th. Dividends ant losses are paid in cash.
5th. It insures at lower rates than any Eastern company.
6th. Its risks are in the West, whore the rate of mortality is lower and the rate of interest
higher than in the East; hence the accumulation of dividends to the policy holder is greater than
in any Eastern Company.
7th. It has no restriction upon travel.
6th. Its dividends are made upon the contribution plan.
9th. Its business is exclusively life insurance.
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Are the accumulations of Interest upon premiums paid, hence the Company that loans its assets
at the highest rate of interest can give you the largest divid jnds. Eastern companies invest their
moneys at 6 percent., while this makes its investment at twelve per cent, or more.
The advantage of Western investments to the policy holder appears in the following startling
figures: The amount of 1.000, invested for fifty years at
6 per cent, compound interest, is
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JJ .4 4. 44 44
$ 18.420.11
4G.901.61
117,390.85
31S.0G3.0G
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OFFICERS :
H. D. Mackay, President,
E. Henseley, Vice-President,
Gee. A. Moore. Secretary,
E. VY. Eaves, Treasurer,
D. M. Swan, General Agent.
J. L. Wever, M. D., Consulting Physician.
IHLEZEIOTJTIVTB .COMMITTBB :
H. D. Mackay, 1 George R. Hinss, E. Henseley,
H. Edgerton, D. W. Eaves.
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TIils Company Insures at lower rales tka
any Eastern Company.
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AUDITOR OF STATE OFFICE, 1
Topkka. Kansas. February 26th, 1S69. j
That I, A. TaoKA.v, Auditor of the State of
KNOW ALL MEN BY TITESE PRESENCE
Kansas, do hereby certify that the
Missouri Valley Life Insurance Company,
organized and doing business under the laws of the State of Kansas and Missouri, has furnished
the undersighed satisfactory evidence that it has invented One Hundred and Fiftv Thousand lol
lars of its capital in United States Government Bonds, of the denomination of Kive-Twenties(5-'J0s)
and are possessed ofthe same. And I do further certify that said Company has get apart One Hun
dred Thousand Dollars of said Cnited States Bonds for the benefit of all pouoy holders of said
Company; and that I hob! intrust and on deposit for tho benefit of said policy holders the security
above mentioned, an ) I am satisfied that surh securiticsare worth One Hundred Thousand Dollars
lawful money of the United States of AmerJ.-a.
In witness wbere I have hereunto subscribed my name, and caused the seal of my office to be
t eal of And- I am zed, the day and year above written.
litor of State. ; A. T1IOMAX, Auditor of State of Kansas.
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY TO DO BUSINESS.
OFTICK OF SrPKRISTF.SDENT OP TUB ISSfRASCg Dl!P ARTMFXT OF MISSOURI.
IT IS TJEREBY CERTIFIED, That the Missouri Valley Life Insurance Company, a Life As
surauce Company, omnnir.-d under the laws of the State of Kansas, and its principal office lo
cated at the city of Leavenworth, ha complied with the requirements of the thirtieth, thirty-first,
thirty-second, thirty -third and thirty-fourth sections of an Act ofthe General Assembly of the
State of Missouri, entitled "An act for the incorporation and regulation of Life Assurance Compa
nies," approved March 10th, a. d. 1809, so far as the said requirement are applicable thereto. And
pursuant to the thirty-sixth section of said Act, the said Missouri Valley Life Insurance Company
is hereby authorized to do business as a Life Assurance Company within the said Swteof Missouri,
subject to the several provisio is and requirement of the Act aforesaid, until the first day of Feb
ruary, in the year of our Lord eighteen nuncred and seventy.
In testimony whereof. 1. v ti lys Kino, undersigned, huperintcndcnt of the Insurance Derart-
j Seal ot Insurance De- I ment of sai J state of Missouri, have hereto set my hand and n nixed
partinent of State of - my seal of office, at the city of !t. Louis, Missouri, this 2oth day of
I Missouri. J July, a. D.1S69. Signed, WVLLYS KIXG,
bnperintendent of the insurance Department of the btate of .Missouri.
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
(To expire on tho 31st day of January, 1370.)
ISSCRA5CR DRPABTMRlfT. OFFICE OF STATE ArPTTOB, 1
Liwcols. Nebraska, April 1, ISt'.O. i
Whirkab. AbraaiB. Coralt. Stale Agent for the Missouri Valley Life Insurance Company, lo
cated at Leavenworth, Kansas', has filed in this office n exipy ofthe Act of I incorporation of said
Company, and a statement under oath, showing its condition, a required by the fifth section of a
law of the State of Nebraska, entitled "An Act in Relation to Insurance Companies." approved
February 15th. IStU: approved February 12th. lSoo: and whereas, said Company has furnished the
undersigned satisfactory evidence that it is rosseed of
Five Hundred Thousand Dollars
of actual capital, invested in the stocks cf at leart par value, or in bonds or mortarapes on real
estate worth double the atnouat fur which the same is rnortgnged ; and whereas, siid Company has
filed in this office a written instrument, under the seal ofthe Company, siirned by the President
and Secretary thereof, authorixing the said Abram B. Covalt to acknowledge service of process for
and in behalf of said Company, consenting that service of process upon him shall be taken and
held to be as valid as if served upon the Company, according to the laws of this State or any other
State, and waiving all claims of error by reiion of such service; and whereas, Abram B. Covalt
has furnished satisfactory evidence that he it the authorized Agent of said Company.
Therefore be it known by these presents, that in pursuance of the aforesaid Act. I, John Gilles
pie, Auditor of the State of Nebraska, do hereby certify that Abram B. Covalt, Esq., has full im
thority to act as State Agent for the said MissourO'iil ley Life Insurance Company, in the State of Ne
braska, and to do and perform all acts for and in behalf 6f said Company authorised by his ap
pointment as such agent, and by the laws of this State, until the 31st day of January, a. n. 1S70.
In witness whereof, I have subscribed my tiaine, and caused the Seal of the Aaditor's office to be
i s. affixed this 1st day of April, a. o. 1S). JOHN GILLESPIE, State Auditor.
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GOOD TRAVELING SOLICITORS WANTED.
Stale Agent for Nebraska and Xortlieru Kati3a.
J-W. MARSHALL. Ajfent, n r arrrrvArrirrrrrr
R. . LIVINGSTON, Md. Examiner, f 1 1 A&.UUV All.
OF STATE
LOTS and LANDS
AT LOTCOM,
The Capital of Nebraska,
ON- i
Thursday, Sept. 23d, 1869,
AT lO O'CLOCK, A. 31.
The undersigned Commissioners appointed by
an Act of the Legislature of tho State of Ne
braska, entitled An Act "To Provide for the
Sale ofthe Unsold Lots and Blocks, on the Town
bite ol Lincoln, and tor the Location and Erec
tion of a
State University, Agricultural
College and Stats Lu
natic Asylum,"
Approved February 15th, 1869, will on that day
oner lor sale at auction
TWELVE HUNDRED LOTS
in the Town Site of Lincoln, said Lots being the
odd numbered Blocks (the even numbered hav
ing previously been sold) ofthe Town, and com
nrisine the most eligible lots in the clace. Thi
said lots will be appraised by the Commissioners
and sold to tlie nigacst bidder over the appraise
Terms Cash.
There will also bo offered for sale at the same
time about
THIRTY THOUSAND ACRES
-OF-
TATE LANDS,
known ns Saline Lands, situated within nn area
often miles ofthe Capital, said lands being the
most valuable larmintr lands ol Lue btate.
Terms Caslu
The object in offering the above named State
property at that time is to enable the Commis
sioners to complete the State University. Agri
cultural College ami Lunutic Asylum at Lin
coln, the Capitol Building having been built
trom toe proceeds ot the previous sale of lots.
This sale of State property offers to the Farmers,
Mechanics and Laborers, a chance for a cheap
homo at the 'Capital, situated in the richest Ag
ricultural district ol tne btate, and at the
GREAT SALT BASINS,
where salt is being manufactured from the sur
face water.
Lincoln being the Capital of the State, and the
objective point of some five different railroads,
reaching ol iiito the interior, and tapping the
Salt Deposits at this place, will soon make it the
interior town ot the btate.
The Capital was located at Lincoln in Sep
tember, 17. by an act of the Legislature, and
contains sixteen hundred inhabitants, with good
Hotels. Stores, Churches and Schools. The Leg
islature held its first Session in tho .Xew Capitol
idc past winter. .
The Burlington and Missnnri River Rnilronri
ia being rapidly pushed forward to Lincoln, and
will by contract be completed early next season.
This line will give direet communication with
Chiengo, and will be pushed out to Ft. Kearney,
uniting with and becomingabranch of the Union
Pacific R. R.
Tho Midland Pacific Railroad has also tho
whole of its line under contract from Nebraska
City to Lincoln, and will be, according to the
term' of its emitmeta. fully equipped nd in
running order by the 13th of May next. This
line :s one ot tho links by which the Pennsylva
nia Central R. R. will reach across the conti
nent, completing as it will in a short time, its
connection with Nebraska City, and from Lin
coln west to the Union Pacific. Thus Lincoln
will be for a time the terminal point of two
great thonmgtiturcs, and eventually occupying
a central position upon two trans-continental
routes, shorter, by from one to two hundred
miles, than any other yet constructed.
The work upon the State University. Arricul
tural College and Lunatic Asylum is now being
rapidly pushed torwnrd.
DAVID BUTLER,
Governor.
TIIOS. P.KEXKARD.
Sec. of State.
JOHN GILLESPIE.
july22w9 Auditor. J
Commissioners.
NEW TOBACCO STORE!
on Main street, opposite Court Ilonse,
PL. ATTS M OUT II, ME ,,
AV have on hand a large assortment of
CIGARS & TOBACCO,
Consisting of the best quali ties of
CIGARS, FINE-CUT, PLUG AND
SMOKING TOBACCO.
As we deal exclusively in Tobacco we can sell as
cheap, if not cheaper than other store in the
cit-.
Give us a call before you purchase elsewhere,
as we know you will go away satisfied.
It liRmi & CO
February 11, 1So9, tf.
WOOLWORTH &, CO.,
BOOKSELLERS,
STATEOS'ERS,
Binders and Paper Dealers,
ST. JOSEPH,
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MISSOURI.
EftlPiRE BAKERY!
SECOND STREET,
OPPOSITE NEW YORK STORE,
Plattsmouth, lVeb.
CONFECTIONERIES,
Pies, Cakes, Cheese
and Sweet Crackers.
REFREHHEIYTS
kept on hand at all times.
nlStf IT. HUBERTY.
NEW
RflEAT &1ARECET!
GEO. FICKEER,
Corner Main and Second Streets,
PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA,
keeps constantly on hand the best of all kinds of
MEATS,
which he will furnish to customers at the bot of
rates for cash. ju2 6m3
WHAT
CUYLER SCHOLFAX
Says of Veeping Water.
Extract from Letter to
Mrs. Grundy.
"As I was tell in? you. my dear Mrs. Grundy,
I came on my mule to Wcepingr Water in a sadly
dilapidated condition an hat, mini boots coat
stockings in short, destitute of all those con
venient appurtenances which ornament a well
dressed man having been deprived of all by
the merciless savages, who even took my cigar
case.
Thinking that I might in that flourishing town
obtain a second-hand blanket, I rode up to
store, and hitching my ronlo by the ears to a
large freight wagon loaded with goods for the
Plattsmouth retail trade, I entered. Judge of
my surprise when 1 was promptly met and
offered a complete outfit, from a pair of stub- ,
toed boots to a goose-quill toothpick, lor tne pal
trv sum of nine dollars and sixt v-two and one-
half cents, the 3; eents being the profits on the
goods. . If you want anything in the
miscellaneous line, call on them, and if you don't
see what you want ask lor it. 1 would remark
here that they are generous, liberal, good look
ing and trutniui to a lauiu
REIMBER THE PLACE
IfcEEl BROS.,
Weeping Water.
STOVE AND TUT STO
H3. T. IDTTIKIIE 5c CO.,
Wholesale andTRetail dealers inl
Hardware and Agricultural Implements,
STOVES, TIN, SHEET IRON, BRASS,
STEEL PL O "W S
Of all kinds atd sizes, which we warrant the best in the market.
Tin Roofing, Gutters and Spouting Done on Short Notice.
Are exclusive Agenta in this count? for tho sale ot
Stewart's Celebrated Combination Coal
or Wood Cook Stove
Give us a call we will not be undersold Main street, next door east of the Masonic Block,
PLATTSMOUTH. NEBRASKA
Henry Boeclr,
DEALER IU
FURNITURE, gIatt$mcum9
Lounges, Tables, Safes,
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BEDSTEADS.
Of all descriptions and at all prices.
le Iiave an extensive' general stock
Metalic Burial Cases Jo" Goods that we are constantly as
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Farmers, so whoro you cud ret the bo" x;'
and the mot-t of it. , '.
35 POUNDS OF XXX Fi-0
I AMD
14 POUNDS OF IIKA'i
given in exchiure for (rood wheat. : !
v o are al-o doing frnol work; ana, c-,
increased lacilitioo. feel axsurej that -t:i-i
the best and nu?t i lour of any in the t 'jo.
SATISFACTION UUAUANIEt?
Produce Bought and S
HIGHEST MABKKT PMCI FaIP.
mar26.'C8.
Reed fc Cllntns,.
sorting 'np9 tvHicU we offer to the jp?f&-
Of all sizes.
WOODEN COFFINS,
Ready made, and sold cheap for cash.
With many thanks for past pntronasre. T invite
all to call ami examine my large stock of f urni
ture and lothus. tjansu.
lie at prices that we know must give
entire satisfaction
DRAI.KR IN
Hardware, Cutlery, iron, Stec
AND NAIL.H,
fock Island 3.lovs
CORN-PLAlsTTEllS,
CULTIVATORS SULKY AND WALKING,
COOKITO STOVHN,
A large variety on hond.
We purchase the very best Goods at thehead vf Mar
ket and strictly for casht and are prepared to compete j Spades, Shovels, Hoes, Rak:;
ttith the trade at any point on the 31issouri river.
Lock Stitch Reversible Feed
Sewing Machine
awarded the
Highest Premium
rherever exhibited.
E. A. WIGOKXHORN.
D. SCriNASSK.
GREAT RUSH! LARGE CROWDS! !
Everybody, and more too, are going to
B. A. . WIGGBHEORST 8c Co.,
t
To buy their
imto? &U3L13L B"UL-m m er ,C-Oog5lg3
AT THE
lc Ac, &C, iiC, Ac.
A large stock now on hand at Kinail alvione
Knstcrn priccx.
IOC Ufain direct, Kebraftltaf t";
(opposite the Foyuiour Houfc.)
SIGN OF T1IK PADLOCK.
mi. ira. is. Ta'CLUstiXY.
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DENT 1ST,
Will bo at Dr. Livingston' offios duriiiii tV-
liut week in ewh month. All ordora left at -Po.t
Office will bo promptly utU nded to ljt-sr-
THE ONLY ONE
capable of scwinir in more than one direction
and fastening all its own seiuus without stopping
iu hi no or turning me ciotn.
It uses and wastes less thread than any other,
and will commence a s&un without holding the
enas 01 tne tnrcaa.
The largest and most complete
)K - OF DRESS GO
Warranted to sew heavy or fine roods ennallv
wen.
Over 50,000 Machines Sold
Since 1S61.
Send for Report and Circulars.
VVM. E. PLANT. GenT Ag't.
612 North Fourth street, St. Louis, Mo.
DR. G. H. BLACK. Agent.
n26"3yl Plattsmouth, Neb.
NEW klY OEK S TOES mattqs ! Piisosi
ORGANS!
MELODEONS:
Council BhiffM,
S25 I 825 !
THE AMEBICATJ"
SHUTTLE SEWING fflACHIWEi
i
Isretailed at a price within the reach of aM.
Tlif machine nses a dtrairht. nepH'p m n L-oa
the LOCK STITCH (alike on both sides), has a
sclitaujusung tension, and can do every variety
of "living. It will hem, fell, bind, cord, braid.
scan, quilt, tuck, rume ana gather; will work
equillywell on silk, linen, woolen or cotton
gos, witb linen or cotton thread.
The American Shuttle Sewing Machine is
Tarranted for Five Years
ur Agents will be sunnlied with duplicate
part of the machine in case of accident. It
mJies precisely the fame stitch made by the
Silger, Wheeler 4 Wilson, Howe and Florence
ui hines. it has the nnrler-feed. like th ht
olnign pricea machines, and is the only
Low Priced Shuttle Machine
inthe market that has this feed. We are ena- i
bal to sell a first class Shuttle Machine at a
vry low price, on account of its simnliciiy. and
cinequeni low cost of manufacturing, in coin-
prison wan complicated macnines.
AGEMS
IVewish to arrange with agents, male or fo
ri tic, to represent the American Shuttle Sewing
achine in each State. County and Town in the
laitetl States and Ontario. Lxtra inducements
t. experienced agents.
For full narticulars. as to salary and commis-
sini, addruss
t U. V . N. AMJUEMS, General Agent,
i . . Detroit. Mich.
5. Ti. For the benefit of our Asrents. we have
aftinged with parties who have goods suitable
fi4 Sewing Machine Azents to sell. We will
sck! book of samples and full particulars on re-
pt ot one re stamp. Aldrcw
I rt. X. N. ANDREWS, General Agent.
fc0j-l Dctrcit, Mich.
Are now on exhibition at the New York Store, at greatly ridnccd pricea. We call partiautar
attention to our new tyles of ; '
DRESS-GOODS. PRINTS,
DELAINS, GINGHAMS.
BROWN SHEETING,
BLEACHED COTTONS,
BALMORALS. CARPETS.
CLARK'S NEW THREAD,
COTTON YARNS, BOOTS AND SHOES
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of all kinds and prices to sail our numerous customers. A larfo stock of . ;
' ' GROCERIES,
i HARDWARE,
QUEENS WARE,
WOODEN-WARE,
GLASSWAREL
tr wTrnp vnTtnvc 1 i
HATS AND CAPS.
We have a large stock of the celebrated GARDEN CITY GLIPPER
PLOW, STUBBLE and BREAKING PLOWS, add all kiods of
CULTIVATORS, REAPERS. SEE.DE.ft, MAY KAKtoi CtU
Plattsmouth. April 22d. 1869.1 Ji. A.: VVlCiUJN HUKW & UU.
WHITE & BTJTTEK;Y,
i
DBAliKRa IJt
Drugs, Medicines, Ohemicas,!
Toilet Soaps, Brushes, all kinds, Perfumery, and
Jbancy I oilet Articles, loys, lrusses, oupporters,
Shoulder Braces, Grass and Garden Seeds,
i
UICIS WOES jAOT MQ"eTOI2&,
For medicinal purposes.
Paints, Oils, Varni$hes and Dye Stuffo,
Stationary, Carbon Oil, Lamps, Chimneys,
Glass and j Putty., also,
CHOICE FAMIllY GROCERIES,
s
GREEN AND CANNED FRUITS,
CONFECTIONERY, &c. &c.
Ilarinir heen ensured in selling Druirs and Groceries in this City for the nnst'scren'year. we know
the want of the people in our line of trade, and are prepared with a large stuck of Goods of the ,
nest quality lo supply inone wants ai very low prices.
1'oifn
Dealer in the ncleTirnted Ffcck A- MiC.i'
finnis and other Muicn! inMUumcnl". .
A1 inKtrmaouts warrtinlou hvo cars. -
B. sprRi.orit, R, 3. WI,'IKA,
Co. Clerk A, Recorden Hept. Cl'k .' ;'
Spiiriock & Vindharii,
PLATTS.VOUm
KEFiTt S.;'.r.' A
Front Iloomti of Court Hoi??
Clerk, and Treasurers. 0Lti:e
LAxnx liouani and soll
Til les Exam in ah
Conveyance' Mn;ii
Tiixcs Paid and .Receipts Forwa
Promptly. .
Plattemouti, Juno 18, nil.
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1 WHITE & BUTTERY.
Plattamouth, Xehraska, April 21, 163.
Jiurlinffton Bridge Finisha
Burlington & Missouri River
In connection with
Chicago Burlington & Quinc'
RAILROADS
Presents to the Puhlio the mo?t direct, sure an
Ohio, Illinois, Indiana, Pennsylvania, Jw Tori
ana iSew r.nglann.
Paeneerslave the choice of tho various route
centering in Chicago.
Bayrjitrje Checked through to Ottumtoa-
Kate invariaMy as low a by other routes.
-i!uy your Coupcn iicitets at
Ottumwa via Burlingtor
C. K. PKK KIN'S.
Sup't
Gen. lickct Pas'r Ae't.
G. C. ilORTOX.
scplT Genl l ieight A1!
Pullman's elegant Eley 'Tie ;Car on all nigh
A. E. TOT-ZAUN