Henry Boock,
joi:i'ii sin z,a i ;rt
WATCliMAKKK
and jnwr.i.cii.
K. A. VTIGGENUORNE
D. SCHXASSE.
She gttelta guraW.
THE.
1
MI II I?ICIXSKEYr,
GREAT RUSH! LARGE CROWDS ! !
EyeryboUy. uj more tdo. are going to
B. A. WIGGENHO 5X S Co.,
To buy their
JSriiag: ti3.cl Bum rri er C3rOcc3.s
AT THE
N"EW YOEK TO.EE:
TLe largest and most complete
H OCK OF ORES GOODS
WALLI
LOCAL HSriHJWS.
and dealer in
watches, clocks;
silver and plated wake,
COLD PENS, SPECTACLES,
VrOLIN STRINGS AND
FANCY GOODS.
FURNITU R K
from Fridrxy'Z Daily.
The Eastern mail by hiorning express
arrives at 10 o'clock a. ni.
3L I IF1 IE
Lounges, Tables, Safe:-,
7i
IT! 1ST T T TT,rP
Will beat Dr. Livinfrston's office during the
1 i ... L- in each month. All orders left at --o
N BEDSTEADS,
I Tost ii'..cqwill bo promptly attended to
INSURANCE
FT 71" M Y" X M IT
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Citv Jl -tnt. ll"V. 10 w tf.
Of all descriptions and at all prk.
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Are now on exhibition at the New York Store, at irreatly reduced prices. V
attention to our new style of
e call particular
J, a. UAN & oo
(Suc-cssors to J. M. Hinebman.)
Druggists & Apothecaries.
DRESS-GOODS, PIUNTS,
DELAINS, lilNGHAMS,
BROWN SHEETING, 1
. BLEACHED COTTONS,
BALMORALS, CARPETS.
CLARK'S NEW THREAD,
COTTON YARNS, BOOTS AND SHOES
ef all kind and price to suit our numerous customer. A large stock of
GROCERIES,
HARDWARE,
QUEENS WARE,
WOODEN-WARE,
GLASSWARE,
YANKEE NOTIONS,
HATS AND CAPS.
We have a laree stock of the celebrated GARDEN CITY GLIPPER.
PLOW, STUBBLE and BREAKING PLOWS, and all kinds ,f
CULTIVATORS, REAPERS. SEEDERS, HAY RAKES, &.C
Plattsmomh April 22d. 1869. E- A. WIGl.ENHORN & CO.
One door west of the HkraLD Office.
PLATTSMOUTH, - NEBRASKA,
STORE'
HAS AT
DEAl.KRS IK
Iruj ami lledieincs,
PAINTS. OILS. DYES. NOTIONS.
Toilet Goods
rEKFUMERY. FANCY SOArS.
PURE WINES AND LIQUORS
l or Mechanical and Medicinal purpose?.
Keep cou.-tuntly on hand a. full and veil aborted
itooii of
PATENT MEDICINES.
WHOIiSSMiS MB &3STML
A LARGE STOCK OF
Dry Goods, Groceries, Clothing,
FURNISHING GOODS,
HATS, GAPS, BOOTS, SHOES
and Provisions.
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID
FOR ALL
Kinds of Country Produce.
Wc are informed that one of our com
positors has added to the Styles of the
day, but ref uses to take out a patent.
Rev. Geo. Charles Betts, of St. Barna
bas Church, Omaha, is in town visiting
his many friends at this place.
The ico bridge is not yet safe for
heavy loads. We hear of several teams
breaking through; but all without loss.
The cold snap does not seem to in
fluence the work on our railroad. Trains
nih out daily and work is being pushed
vigorously.
The statists have been enjoying them
selves hugely on the ice if we may
judge from the grand and lofty tumbling
we see them perform.
We saw a sled load of honey driven
down Main street to-day. We did not
learn whether it was for this market or
for Chicago.
A larceny was committed at the Farm
ers Homo last night to the tune of
over $100, but the thief has not been
found.
We understand Mr. Herman New
man, the neat and gentlemanly proprie
tor of the "Bloom & Co. Clothing Em
porium," saw the elephant last night,
notwithstanding it was "a little cloudy."
Brick! Brick!! Brick!!! This will
be the cry next spring. Who is going
into this lucretive business? Nowhere
in Nebraska is there so good an open
ing for a few brick yards.
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OAPITAIi, - - - - $500,000.00
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GhElSmURIL. OFFICF :
No. 70 DELAWARE STREET, LEAVENYSORTHKANSAS
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St.
BHAjNTCH: offices
Louis, Mo.,
Chicago, lil.,
Memphis, Tenn.,
Indianapolis, Ind.,
San Francisco, Cal.
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ALL POLICIES . NON-FORFEITING.
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Sheriff Johnson arrived at home to
day by the Morning Express train, from
Mt. Pleasant, where he has been with
Godfrey Fickler. He speaks in the
highest terms of praise of the Asylum at
ML Plca.ant, and says Mr. Fickler
Eeenied well satisfied to remain there.
I'lattimouth, Nebraska, August 5th, 1859.
eJolm JFitzgeraltl.
P'. v.iiMjiti nreserirdions carefully coin pound -
purtft mclii:iii'!" used. All goods warrautid ks
represented. Call and nee.
Main Street, South Side.
T : 11 MS CASH.
. J. BUM). C. M". RO.SAX, J. H- B. ROSAS.
COiV.MISSiO?! PERCKAKTS,
AM) WHOLESALE IEALE11S IX
Flcin-, Graiu Provisions, and
Canned Goods,
HIDES, VOOIi, etc.,
Corner Pearl and Court Streets,
Council Bluff-Iowa
AM
Cor 3Iain nntl !Si-conI Sis,
PLd T TSMO UTIl jV2?
V. FKKfscf..-Firt Xatior.al E;ink. Cct'n?i!
I.iirN : iih.-or I'uscy. Hunkers. Cju:i :i liiu:
tjr-t Nati-intil r,:init. Jniahu : Oiu.'ihu iNntional
ri;.'. "niell i: Hi-Kt-riiif Co., C'l.t-j -choc; linush
tn.l liriUi Ivw, I'.ryan: JilL rl Or t it-Id.
Chi lJ:.r;uolow, Lt;wia ii Cu.. St. Louis, Mo.
ju;y;.tt". ,
janTdlwtf
L0K-& -BHO ADES,- -
Russell 45 Doom's Old Stand,
PLATTSMOUTH, NEB.
3
"Ve arc in receipt of a new paper
called the l'latte Valley Independent,
published at North Platte, Nebraska, by
Eberhart & Mobley. It is a neat six
column paper. In the number before
us No. 3 we find nothing to indicate
the politics of the paper.
The voters of Wyoming Precinct, Otoe
county seen! to ctfriclude that paying
taxes to furnish interest oil bonds given
to corporations in other States is em
phatically a class of business at which
the more you put down the less you pick
up At a late meeting in that precinct
resolutions stroncrly condemnatory of
this little financial scheme were unani
mously passed. Morton, of the News,
can probably explain.
There are over one hundred children
between the ages of 5 and 2 years resi:
dent south of Bock Street (fir-i strec
south "of Main) within the city Iuuits.
Cannot something be dane to secure the
openingof a school in that part of the city?
It is certa'nly needed. Who will open
their heart and give a lot for a school
iouse site.
IMvitlemls on llie Coxairiksilion lnia9
Securing the Greatest Pecuaiary Advantage to the Policy Holders-
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HOS. K
T. K. HANS .
J. B. CLABVg
E. mrrt'l.K. 1
Teoite, Hanna a. Clark,
MCALKRll IN
Ciolil aiul fiilvcr Coin,
EXCHANGE,
tLT.K. and other Stocks.
Dmfts drawn on all part of the United States
nr. 1 Ivirojn;. UopiiMis received, and special at
tiiitiuu given to collectioui.
S. BLOOM '&; CO
PLATTSm0VTH, NEB.
je:itf
Plattsmonth, Neb.
von sAk.t: on iiext
The undivided half or tUe Thole if desired
XnCK I! LUFFS CURT ASP SAW 3IlLLt
2i horse power cneiue and boi!er.2 pair of 3 foot
lmn-v v. iuch cir-ular saw. two story mill house,
MixVi itet; evcrj thing in cood running order.
Also ;t
GOOD DWFLLIXG HOUSE,
of fnr roonianJ cellar. For particulars en
sure of. C. SCHLUMZ.
prJltf.3 Rock Bluffs. Casa county. cb
PIANOS.
Q IMS A1S. 1TIEI-I EOIS
I
Ira
:ira Acrnt for th? best Musical Intru-raent
! IVrions riiiinif to l.-jy li;iw-s. Cabinet.
51ern.pol!t.in or l'orl.iiiw Oiur.s, or ilc-li'leons
c:,n i.nr,-h;w throuch mv Accni v ou ajs hbi-ml
t- nc as they can from the uiauiavturers tbeni-
-lrrs. Al Instruments lully warrant".!,
aprltf. J- N- WISH.
FAIRLTK&MONELL
!.Suoce?jrs to Kiter, Fairlie Jc Monell.)
JOBBING STATIONERS,
Blank Book Manufacturers,
Engravers & Lithographers,
AND GENERAL
Booksellers and Publishers,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
Krflmir Omaha Mineral Water for
sale :..t the Citv Hotel,
gg. loc By J. E. HoLLAxn, Agent
I?0U sSLAE Lot in P7rttTuoutli :
IMPKOVLU.
Liii-T riud 8 in block 37.
W( t half lot i in block 34-
L. til iii l.lock :i3.
' Li,t t in W.-k H.
L-ts an I 4 in Idoek 29.
Lett". n 1,1 ock J.
It4 ia block
-C'LOC t T'rpT 4.V
5- B.OCM & CO.,
DEAIEBS is
CLOTIIIIVG.
GEXTS'
FUFWISHING GOODS,
ic, Ac, ic.
BOYS' AND CHSLDREIM'S CLOTHING,
Hats 8l Caps, Boots 8l Shoes,
BLANKETS, RUBBER GOODS, TRUNKS, VALISES, ETC.
Mam Street, Second Door Bust oj (Jourl House,
Plattsmouth, EMeb.
BRANCH HOUSE : Broadway, Council Bluffs, Icvva
e have an extensive general stocJc
einntifi t licit ire arc constantly as
sorting tu9 tcliif we offer to tJie jnifr-
lie at prices tliat ce fcnoic must give
entire satisfaction.
We purchase the very best Goods at the head uf Mar
ket and stricthj for cash, and are prepared to compile
tcith the trade at any point on the Missouri river.
AVe were ohown plans of a very fine
building, prepared by an architect in
Chicago, which Messrs. Jos. Buttery
and Henry lioeck propose erecting next
spring. We suggest that all the pro
prietors on the block on which this build
ing is to stand join in and put up a whole
block. Let them meet and make the ar
rangements. . .
From Thurtdttt' Daily.
Rev. Geo. C. Uetts will preach at St.
Lukes Church next Sabbath, morning
and evening.
REASONS FOR INSURING IN THIS COMPANY :
lit This is a 'Western Company, tnunuged by We.-tern men, wlm.e known fiii:in;inoial charac
ter Ability and position, afford ample puaninty lur its carelul una succcslul management.
2u Its rolices are mi -
3d. Premium all cash. It receives no notes and give3 none. Tolicy holders have no interest
to pay, and no outstanding notes as liens upon their policies,
4th. Dividends an losses are paid in ca.h.
5th. It insures at lower rates than any Eastern company.
6th. Its risks are in the West, where the rate of mortality is lower and the rate of intercut
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.
8tb; Its dividends are made upon the contribution rl.tr.
9th. Itsbusinefs is exclusively life insurance.
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Are the accumulations of interest upon rromiums paid, bencc the Company that loans lis assets
at the highest rate of interest enn give you the largest diviJciu'.s. E.-..:icrn companies invest their
moneys at 6 percent., while this makes its investments at twelve per cei.t. or more.
The advantage of Western investments to the policy holder nppears in the following startling
figures: The amount of S1.O00, invested for fifty years at
6 per cent, compound interest, is $ 1ft, 120.14
8 " " " 4t',M.C-l
" nr.nao.s.-."
12 " " " 31S.0CS.0(J
OFFICERS :
H. D. Mackay, President,
E. Henseiey, vics-msiaent,
Geo. A. floors, Secretary,
E. W. Eaves, Treasurer,
D. M. Svan, General Agent.
L. Vever, U. D., Consulting Physician.
The Printers Jubilee, at Nebraska
City on the evening of the 17th, was a
fine affair.
Head the excellent article on Saunders
county, in to-day a Herald. Let our
eastern readers get Colton's Sectional
Maps of Nebraska and examine it as
they read this article.
Simpson Mickelwait & Co. have
the contract of transfering construction
material for the Railroad during the
winter. They will givo constant em
ployment to a large number of teams.
F. M. Lonsdale and family returned
from the east 3'csterday, where they
have been visiting for tho past month.
Mr. Lonsdale resumed duty this morn
ing on the police force.
Buttery St Lazenby advertise the Con
ner Stable f j-day. The3T have the finest
Stable west of the Missouri river, and
have it well filled with the very best of
stock and fine new carriages. Go to
the Bonner Stable for an "A No 1" rig
The Chicago Kepuhlican speaks of the
B. & M. Road being completed to Omaha.
The Republican ought to bo better
posted. It ought to know that the B.
& M. Road does not run nearer than
twenty miles of Omaha, but that it
crosses the Missouri river atPJattsrnouth
and is being rapidly pushed towards Ft
Kearney from thus city.
We had the pleasure of a enll to-day
from Alph. R. Barnes, Esq.. U. S. Mai
agent on the B. & M. R. Railroad be
tween this city and Burlington. He is
an agreeable gentleman, and what caused
us to take an especial "liking" in his
direction is the fact that he is an ex
perienced typo and quill driver. We
hope to meet Mr. Barnes often in our
city.
A graTel train is now kept constantly
running between the sand bank, out
about nine miles, and the city, bringing
in ballast for the road and yards. Every
thing is being finished tip in the very
best style by the B.& M. Co. in Neb
We venture the assertion that they arc
making the best road west of the Miss-
'?rippl rir?r.
Mctalic Burial Cases,
Of all nues.
WOODEN COFFINS,
Ready made, and sold cheap forenfh.
With many thanks for past tatronnse. 1 invite
all to call and examine my large tock ot 1 r"-
nrennd Cottms. i "-""
BOOTS &SH0ESI
Havii.sr rcumvinl my Shop two nud a half
uiiii-s suuili f rintt-Muouth.uii llie road le.ntuii'
to Hock j Un lis. where I am prepared to uo i 1 1
Vinds of work in my line en the niiurtcst notioo.
If you want a pair of Xo. 1
BOOTS, :sHOES OR BLIPrERS
give me n call.
Ail kinds t' produce taken in
TliaiiKUtl lr pnt patronage, I
the continuance ot the
f-art pnyment.
ioic to merit
novi'm.
U. V". FEK1EK.
O.ZA. PKUBV.
OTTl.'ilWA 51F O CO.
0. A. DERBY & CO.;
MANUFACTURERS
AND
Wholesale and Retail
DEALERS IN
URNITUR
BEDDING,
CHAIRS.
LOUNGES,
TABLES,
Our motto is quick salon and fmall profit.
North Side ITIain street,
(Between Seeond and Third)
Flattnioath9 Nebraska.
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F U R EM ITU R
CABINET MAKER,
And dealer iu nil kind of
Furniture arid Chairs.
Ihibd stket, (near Main)
Platts mouth - - - ' Neb.
Repairing and Varnishing neatly doue.
-Funcrali attended at the hortcst notice.
Ino.ll.
ATG to q TER5 h a jlm c e
FOR A
GOOD BARGAIN!
Having completed the platting "ml recording
of my (1I KK H) AUilitiou to the City ol I'latU
liiouth, I am uow prepared to eull
in the Addition at reafonnhle rnle-. Term are
one lii'l'di-'li down; the other half payable in
onevear.at.cn per cent, intercs-t per annuiu
from dale of pureliuee until paid. To beiecuroI
by mortgage ou the property. Dt'KE
PLATTSMOUTH
Donation to Churchss.
I will give to the following religious denomi
nation:, viz : ...
To the Raptist Church, lot 12 in Mo. k '1 i
To the Congregational Church, lot in block i
To the Methodist Churtrh. lot 1 in block 12;
To the Catholic Church, lot 6 i.i '-rk .Xt:
To the Episcopal Cluf-ch. lot U in block 13:
To the l'resbvtoriaii Church, lot 1 in biockl;
To the Christian Church lot 12 in block ft;
To the Lutheran Church lot 1 in block
tn my Addition to tlio Cityof l'lati-mouth.upon
the following couditinm". viz: That they shall
erect on caid lot., as above donated, . fuitable
building foi public wo .-hip. williin live year
from this dnto; nod- in coe of failure on th
part of .taid Church or Churches to comply with
above condition, then ami in that ease th.
lot or lots shall revert to me.
6. DUKE.
Donation to Public Schools.'
I hereby donate for the c?e of Public District
School. Lot 10 in Rlockii. mi t-i north aide of
Main .street, and Lot 10 tn Ulnck 'iJ. on the noiith
side of Main street, in my addition to i'X
f l'Uttsinouth. S. DLKL.
J.
H.
BXEGUTI'VB COMMITTEE :
D. Mackay, Gsorge R. Hines, E. Henseiey.
H. Edgerton, D. AY. Eaves.
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This Company Saisni'es at lower vnics ihasi
any Eastern Company.
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KXmV ALL MEN BY these 1'Jtr.ot.
Kansas, do hereby certity that tho
AUDITOR OF STATE OFFICE.)
"nptKA, Kansas. Februnry 2'i;h. 1 Sj..
That i, A. Thomax, Auditor of tho Stitte of
Missouri Valley Life Insurance Company,
organized and doing businc? rrrtder the laws of tne Mate of krm-a? and Missouri, has furnished
the undersighed satUfaotory evidence that it lin.-t invotc! tio lltindred nut' Fifty Thouxniid Dol
lars of its capital in United States Government iloutl.t.ot the ucnon-.i nation o ' Five-Twenties io-Jw!
o.,.i uncji.ul i.ftlio siiiiic. And I do ftii'ttier certity t'.tiil said C'oiiinanv jajt ct o:irt (in., li.i.i.
drcd Thousand Dollars of said Cnitod states Jjontts lor tiie bcnc.u ot ai,i. rtn.icv iiii,cKk- ;i aid
Comnanv : and that I hold iu trust and on deposit for the ocu.ttu of .-ail pol icy holder. ttie nccuritv
above mentioned, antl I am fatisticd that much securities are worlu One lluudred Thousand Dollars
lawful monev of tho United States of America,
In witness where I have.hcreunto subscribed my name, and caused the cal of niy ofiice to be
Seal of And- I alii xea, tne uay ana c:ir aoovc wrnu;n
. Stor of State, j
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A. TilOMAX, Au litor of State of Kansas
CERTIFICATE OF ATJTIIOITV TO DO BUSINESS.
OKKICK OF ffCFFKITK.MIKT t)i' JON MHKtMK UHl'AKIMLV f Of JL'SSllfHT.
Ut,Ulltil.u, mai mo Jiiui"i uu' v icsiimncc
w t Ta updt:iiv
A surauce Company, orsanizea unaer ttie laws ol iuefUi.eoi ivatisa-.
lnruinv. h I. iff A.
I i:s iirin.-ii,!il ,tti..u I
cnted at tbo city of Leavenworth, ha emu plied '.villi the 'ejuiremenl. o ' t lie thirtieth, thirty-'firf
thirty-econd, thirty-third and thirty-fourth miction? oT an Act of the ' 'cncral Assembly of the
tnate el jiiPKOun. eunticti att i'n i nu .iuiuliuu huii - i-ui:tii:i Liit-.-i-.-'uranct! tmiiia
nies," aoproved March lilth, A. o. IH 'f: .o "r s tfie said requirements are applicable thereto. And
puiuant to the thirty-sixth section o.' sanl Act. the .an' I) i.otii i V'ylJsy Lite Insurance " 'ompany
is hereby aiithoriiod to do business as a Life Assuran.-c com -tuny within he sai.l Stare o" Missouri
"' t;:e -aci aiorcKUM, uniu tne urst day ot Feb
ruary. & tne year OI our joru cmnircii nanureu ana vcvr-niy.
In testimony wnereoi, i, nnLii ivisti, uuuit-i.-uci,, wpcrimnncnt oi tue insurance Depart
( Seal of Insurance De-) went of cil !tate of Misouj i. h:ve t.trei tot my hand and atlited
nartment of Stateof my seal of oihee, ct the ciiy of St, Louis, Mi-ojri. rhis L.rtH fj .v- nf
Missouri. 3, July. .I.1S.;! iSignedj. WYLLYS K !X;,
bupenntendent of the Insurance Department of the State of Missouri.
certificatj: of authokity.
(To espire, on the Zln day of January, 1ST0.)
IssuitASCE Dkpaptmkvt. Oi-tick or State Al t'lTort.
Ll.Vf'OI.S. Nebr:iikn A mil 1 IS,:?!
WhkRKS, Abram B. Covalt, State Agent for the Mi.-souri Valley Life Insurance Company, lo
cated at Leavenworth, Kansas, has tiled in this i.tii -u a copy of the Act o" Im-ornrati ii of said
Corntiany. and a rtatement under oath, si owin? Us condition, at required by the tilth section d a
Ian of the State of Nebraska, entitled "An Act in Relation to Insurance Companies." at.nroved
February loth, 14; approved February lUth, iS-i6; nud whjrc.is, said Couipauy has lurnisued the
untlerwgneasnttsiactory eviuencem.ii it is jnyseu oi
Five Hundrea Thousand Dollars
of actual capital, invested in the stocks of at least par value, or in bond? or ciortgt?s unreal
estate worth double the amount for which the .-atrio is uiorts-isrd ; and whereas. . id Coiarany has
filed in this omee a written instrument, ur.ner ine s'iu oi ine (.ouipuny, f:gnet oy .be J rc.-Kirnt
and Secretary thereot. aullhiminj tne saiil Oram L-ovalt to acnowiciee service o- process tor
ami in behalf of said Company, consenting that service of prtc st upon hini he tiikcn and
held to be as valid as if served upon the C iinp iny, .'wccor L.tu- to tho laws of i.t' St. te ot- r ny o.hcr
State, and waiving all claims of error oy re.i.-tii i t sti-li crvi.'o; uzvl whe-ct.-. .".br.ua- L. Cov alt
has furnished satistactory evidence t.tat lie ts ttie aut tortzed -Atrcitt o va.d Company.
Therefore be it kno-wn by these presents, that ia pursuance oi the ciii -;! i Act. i. John Gilles
pie. Auditor of tbe St.te ot eorasKa
thority to actasatateAgeni i
Kpttulf . And tn do and Derft
oo.Rtment as such agent, and by the la.ws of this tute, until the .':1st day of January. . n. 1 ,7f'.
In witness whereof, I have subscribed my name, aud causctJ th Seal o ;i Aadifor s oa;o; to be
l. 8.J affixed this 1st day of April, x. d. ljy. JOiIJi CILLE.SFIE, titate Au-iitor.
wiS!kS2la.
(TALIAM AMD AMERICAN
MONUMENTS,
Furnished promptly and neatly ut the. very
lowe-t prices pos-mic.
We Warrant Satisfaction.
MERGES &. BRO..
Main street near fith st.. Platt-month Neb.
CLOTHING! CLOTHING!!
Tllliaisa f4tadelsstann,
DKAI.F.R IS
Ready-Made Clothing,
CENTS' FURXISIIIEG GOODS.
Hats, Caps, Ecu is. Shoes, Trur .is. Valises and
jStotiojsts.
South Side Main Street,
PSattsmonth, Kch.
jyl'tiii
MACHINE aiOP!
WAYMAN & CURTIS
Plniftssnoiitft, ?ieh..
Repairer of Fteain Eugitcs, Boiler?, Saw and
(rit M ills.
Gas mid Steam Fittiiigs. Wroticht Iron Pipe,
Force and Tift Puiniis. Steam Gauges, Balance
Valve Governors, and till kind, cf
Bra: s Engine Fitting
furnished on short notice.
FARMING MACHINERY
Repaired on Fhrt notice. aug.'tf
Carpenters, Joiners
AND
CABINET MAKERS.
r-.f.jat the brick building formerly occupied
by Geo. li'jcr-.k a j. b'f.ckstnith fbop- j.tr.'Td'i
5,000 Acres of Land for Sale
in this county. Also, Houses and Lots in tun
citv, tit lotv prices.
Particular attention given to Ihe liiyuig nun
soiling of fi'l estate, examining title", and pal
ing taxes for non-rc.-idcuts. S. Dl KL.
Lot for Ten Dollars.
I will sell to parlies desirous of htitldiu? and
improving, nr.y of Hie lots in the su tjoincd list
in my addition to Plattsinout h, at ten dollars
p"- lot, under tlie following condil ions, viz:
The person pun hrising will be rciiuircd to
buiitl on tiic l"t purchased a dwelling house of
the following dimensions, to-wit: 1 he house
to be not less ih.ni llrfjt fVct, with story not
lower than 8 feet. The Lame ittnrt l-e good and
st'bst!iu,;.al: hou-o well siiinsic!: fouiKlaiiou
either brick or .'tone There must be .i U it i li
en, of not less than 1!1I. U '.tildinp mu-t .bo
completed on or bi l'-i- Janu.iry 1st, 17i. Will
give a bond fur fi deed to the party v.ho buys us
soon ns purcha.-e i fii1 le.and upon complying
with tlie above tMnd'riont, will ive a goo J ami
ful'.it'icnt Vi'ari.uitv Let t.
Selections uiuy be iiv.'.dii from the tcfoinpany
ins li. tr ......
Lots " mid S i n block 3 ; Lot 8 in block A : Lot
M in block 1.': Lot "in block T: Lot V in
block "Jd: Lots 1. 9 and 1 1 ii block -.l : Lot 8 in
block IZ; Lots 2 and 8 in block t: Lots . and
11 in block 2o: Lot ." i:i block Ti- Lots l.l and 17
iu block i:",; Lots 4 and 7 ia block k.'J; Lot Z iu
S.DVKK.
Plattsmouth. Aiu'.'Jotf. Office in Court ilouo
E. BI T TERV.
B KERYI
' tliese presents, ttiat ia pursuarife oi t:ie : ni t-! i Act. 1. John Gilles
f Nebraska, do hereby certify th-M Abras.i fi. Covalt, K.. Iiis titll ;,n
; lor the said JlissouruVaiicy Lite lasuraiice Company. j the S a e of .N e
form all acts for and in behalf of s.it 1 Cui.ip.niy anthoi-i.eil " y hit ap-
GOOD TRAVELING SOLICITORS WANTED.
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State leul fr Meraska.iiiil uri)iei 11 Kansas
Third Street, South of mam,
ISaJtaioiitJ., Fcb.,
CONFECTIONERIES,
Pies, Cakes, Cheese
and Sweet Crackers.
R EFKE SS"! E1VJ3
BONNER STABLES.
IiriTKftV; I.AZEXliV, rrops.
LIVERY SALE &. EXCHANGE.
i-The b?3lof Ilorsts and Buggicsen hand.
Corner Vico and Fourth street'.
jan2Miwtf. Platttnionth Vcbraskw.
ITBW STOKE!
Weeping Vater, Neb. .
General r5erclianaise,
nt'ca as
DRY GOOP?.
G ROCKIES.
IIARDV.'ARI:.
QUEEXSWARE.
HATS. CAPS. BOOT?.
SHOES. NOTIONS, Ao..
PINE AND COTTONWOOD LUMBER,
J511INGLKS AND LATH.
We are Agents for
V.'blcox &, Cibbs Sewing Machine,
which, is unJojiitedly the beet llchir" now in
use. wr.r1ft"9tf.
OTF. JOHNSON,
IF.AI.itR IS
DRUGS, HEDICIHES.
BOOKS,
STATIO Ti IS IS Y
Perfumeries, Kair Oils,
NEWSPAPERS, MAGAZINES,
ri ALL THS
Latent: Publications.
j Pt-ci ipti'ir.' .;are;u!!;- coa.f ui.dei by an ?.
J.W. MATISTTLL. Ardent,
E. S. LIVINGSTON, iled- Exaa::er, )
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