Nebraska herald. (Plattsmouth, N.T. [Neb.]) 1865-1882, May 21, 1874, EXTRA, Image 5

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    HIIEIRILjID extra.
THE HERALD
THURSDAY. MAY 21. 1874.
MJ11ASS & STIIING BAND.
J PROF. FRANK ALBEE
mnounces to the public, that he has organized a
FINE BAND !
both BUASS and ST1JINC. at
Louisville, Cass County,
And is now prepared to play for l'AKTIKS all
ver the County, at very
REASONABLE TERMS.
A caller will go with the Band.
4-ly
A.tldrt, F. AI.BKK.
Louisville. Neh.
jyBLACK PRINOni!
will stand the ensuing season on Mondays, at
the Stable or (ieo, latnam. in btinwoou rrc
cinct. Tuesdays, at Weeping Water .
Falls. Wednesdays, at the Stable
of Reuben Clisbe, tl-rce miles
east of the Falls. Thursdays.
At the old Livingston Kanche, in Louisville nre-
einet. r riu s ana saiuraays. at me bis u.e
of the Pro pi "6 tor at South Bend Station.
GEO. 1. MATT I SON.
. This horse Is a true descendant of
t iwk Morgan stock on the side of
u M his dam was a French Cana
He is 6 years old. measures over
weighs 1.200 lbs. ami is a jet black in
-knowledged by good Judges, to be
horse as stands in the Slate.
'in. 83 to Insure. 4--Jm
1,000,000
'eet Potato Sprouts,
Yellow and Red Nansemonds. Brazilian
Vhite. new. and Bennudah lied. All the same
rice. 40 cents ier loo ; 3.oo per iu" ; v. per
.ooo.
no.ooo Early Jersey Wakefield, and Fottlers
improved Brunswick Cabbage Hants, twice
aiisplanteil. is ceni.s er no.en, no jn-r iw.
, for delivery bv the Uth of April.
taulitlower 'Plants, crown in the same
tanner. 'Si cents per dozen, 1..V) lcr Ion.
tKi.nuu Tomato Plants; Canada lcior. me
irliest Tomato yet grown b ten days. M cents
r dozen.
Also Trophy and General Grant.
Also. Celery. Kgg. Pepier. and any amount of
ViMr Cabbage Plants in season.
All orders filled with dispatch and delivered
IKxprsss Office free of charge on receipt of
fdi orders.
v egetables In season ; also l.ono.ouo Osage
AZRO SMITH,
Rock Bluffs, Canst Co.. Neb.
General llrick Work.
rick. Hock Work and Plastering
attended to for
Farmers and citins.ez
BY
ETEKSEX & HANSEN.
e propose to give our whole attention to this
kind of work both in
fflOUNTY and CITY
this suti.mer, and respectfully solicit the
Patronage of the People,
" in our line
PETERSEN. - - G. HANSEN'.
Inquire at the Platte Valley House.
ltnS
II. A. Howe, Prest. T. Kotmax. V. I. A Sec !
NIAGARA
FIRE
Insurance Company.
201 BROADWAY, Y.
Cash Assets Jan'y 1st, 1S74.
CaKh in Bank I.j.iwi
Loans on Stocks and interest due iM.r.K;:7
Loans on Bond and Mortgage and Inter
est du l.W.t;-.'
Cnited State Bonds, market value Ti'i.Tso
State Bonds and Stocks 2.'.ooo
N'ew York and Brooklyn Bonds 31, nun
ReaIKstatedA-a.se) M.Km
l'reiniums lue 1i'7,!d
I
si.301.21 i
. . $t.o:'.s.oo7.i:
Tn.701 .r,7
at 4.57K.OO
Losses Paid in it vear
" " Portland, lxK...
" " Chicago. 1S71....
" " Boston, 1M7J
Dwelling and Farm Property Insur
ance, a specialty with this Co.
H. E. PALMER, Agent.
t7m. Plattsmoutll. Neb.
New York
U n (1 e r w r i t er 's A gen cy .
Acgretfate AtMft. :i.s:t5.4:J0.3.1.
Statement of the condition of the Cermania
IT re Insurance Company, .of the Cily of New
orti, on liie :usi i;sy oi i tccemocr, ixr.i.
CAPITA I.
Cash Capital and Surplus, $li"i,loi.Xi
ASSKTS.
United Slates Securities 4ki,l:7..V
Ixatis fin Bond and Mortgage 4M.nai.lm
Cash in P.ank ami hands of Agent I.vj.kt.I.i-i
Keal Kstate .:wii ."
Iiaus on Stocks, payahic on demand.. ..Vi.xi.on
:Iit Securities t.;.wi:.:;t
41.J.k.Ki.'j:j I
I.IABILITIKS. I
ltssea in process of adjustment 57.24S..V;
St atfm knt of the condition of the IIANO
YKi: KIRK I.NSCKANCK COMPANY, of the
Cilv of New York, on the :itsl dav of lecemler.
173 :
CAPITAL.
Cash Capital and Surplu $!.is.-.,.t::7.5
ASSKTS.
Cnited States Securities r.l7.7"l.-iS
1-o;m on luniit and Mortgage 2-r,JtH.oo
Cash in Bank and hands of Agents" lu7.Wi.:m
Iiaus on sIock. payable on demand.. . iflS.Min.m
state and N. . City and County Bond
aiw 4 if L'rr
J.I1.ID. JV. lit UJUUi
WORKER IN HAIR.
, : i . ... 1 1 . . t . . I. : . . I .
nnM'n, tuns, rvtuciie i uu.s, Aim tin koiiis & t
i Hair work promptly ana neatly made iv
i
MRS. KNEE.
Orders left at MRS. KENN'KIYS
Millinery Store.
Ou Main St. 1 door e;ist of Clark & llunuucrs.
4r.m:t
Chi-nyo f- North- Wt-stir n Railtruy.
BUY YOUR
VIA T1IK
Chi'ttyo tf- Notth-W'fste. it Railway.
For CHICAGO.
llnli;-,l!i)jMiljs.
lU'SINKSS NOT AFFKCTE1K
Th rervnt depression in lu?inep
ItiWs not afiVctetl tin piissenger trullic of
the :st. I.oni5. Kansas City & Northern
Short Ijine, as they continue to nut ix
fast express trains two more than any
other Hue Ix-tween the Missouri and
Mississippi Uiver. This road enjoy m
I ;re;tt . immunity from accidents, lv
reason of iintnensc expenditures, in the
last two years, of over two million dol
lars, besides earnings in wonderful im-
j provemetits, in relay itio; their line with
! new steel and iron rails, on broad, new
ties, in new rolling stock supplied w ith
all modern appliances for comfort ami
safety, and as another safeguard, em
ploy night ami day watchmen to in
spect the road Iefore and after the
passage of each train, to see that every
thing i in order. Conspicuous among
new improvements is the substitution
for ordinary cars, of new reclining
chir coaches, elegantly carjeted and
litted with dressing rooms for ladies,
gentlemen and families, without any
, ejrtra vharyc. The M. Louis. Kansa
i City & Northern and the Kansas City,
i St. Joseph & Council UlufFs KailroarJ,
j form the only line running through
i Pullman Palace SleejHTS between
i Omaha and St. Louis. The shortest
line letween the West and the East is
; over the St. Louiu. Kans;id City
i Northern Short Line, either through
St. Louis, the great metropolis of over
i 450.000 inhabitants, or through Chica
' go, ria the Chicago & Alton Short
j Line, over the Louisiana Jlridge now
: open for passage of through trains.
- Tifkot Vfroiitw jif ft iti nirt i 1 1 ir vn:i(14 ail.
Via M;nli-Mi. RaralMMi and Kirov, an I it is the j .. . ' i, ' '
only route ninning fuilman Palace ! bug through tickets to the Last. North
Cars, through ix-twccu ! or South, will furnish tickets bv this
Chicago and St. Paul. ! i.vdl.iir Mm. V..r i.. n. i.irx'nbn
i time cards and infirmatiou relative
J'orliaml.
Niagara Falls.
Pittslicrgii.
( inciiiuali.
Ailiany.
sioux City.
Oeiroit, Montreal,
Toledo, Cleveland.
Buffalo, Boston.
New Virfik. P.looiiiiiilou.
Philadelphia. Soriugtield.
Baltiiuoie. VCasliingtoii.
Timintu, Cairo.
Yanriou.
MILWAUKEE
Sheboyuan, Mtiniiowoc,
Clinton, .lanesville. Miilon Junctioii.
W A T K K T ( W N ,
Minnesota .Junction.
BUSNETT. FOND DU LAC,
() S II K O S II ,
Applctoit. Meuasha. Oreeu liy. Kseanaha. Ne
gaunee, Islipeining. Maripieite, lAiise.
anil the Shores of
lake supehio::.
It is the only Route
From CIIICACO TO ST. PAI L.
M UiVI.V Ill'CII I IT.
tien'I llrt
W. II. M'KNMd',
.enl Paiafc'r Ajf.t.
Other S'ciirities
tlMtK.V.To
tji I. ."A
l.ov..:::7.ti
LIABILITIES.
Ioskcs in process of adjustment . i.fu;t.!i7
II. K. PAI.MKK. Azent.
OKKICK Kl-out Room over Post OfJiee. PIhIIs
liioiith. N'elu-iwka. il-l.tt
31acliine Sliop.
II "ay inn n t Curtis,
PLATTSMOCTIf. NKB..
Repairers of SIkjiiii Engines, lioilers. Sa'.v and
Grist Mills.
Cas and Steam Fittings. Wrought Iron Pipe.
Force and Lift Pumps. Steam tillages. Safety
Valve Coventors, and all kind of
Brass Engine Fittings
Furnished on short notirw.
Farming K&chinery
w Store ! ew" Stock !
Mi:. William (J. "YVooorcff
- I to rates. &c Jipply to or tuidress Ly
! man McCartv. Kansas Citv, Mo., or I
: I J. Croat. St. Louis. Mo. 44tf
having taJcen the Store formerly occupied l
Mr. Kaion. will keep a full and com
plete stock of
FAMILY GROCERIES.
All kinds of country produce taken in
EXCHANGE FOR GOODS
I proitose to sell low. and keep a
STttCK (tF N 1731 11 lilt ONE (.'(tops.
and hereby invite li.v friends to call and exam
ine the new outfit. i rangers especially invited
to call and get prieesjiefore ordering gooi!syi:y i
from hou'ie. I propose to
CALL AT
I)iI; Strcirhtm
Livery, Feed & Sale Stables,
Corner uh and Pearl su.
PLA'ITSMOCTII, ...
NKB.
Unpaired lrt iitfe.
-tf.
Nebraska Intelligence Agency
Persons in any part of Nebraska desirous of
advertising in the Kant, frku or h arok.
the inducement offered by their locality for
onv business, enterprise, profession, trade or
calling whatever, or for irood cheap homes for
people coming to our State, will apply to as
Sromptly. enclosing stamp, for blank reiMrt-s.
tate in what paper you saw this advertisement.
Jo. M. Bbadfohp & Co., Lincoln, Net. 3lt6
Horses Boarded by the Day
Week or Month.
i
HORSES ROUaiIT,SOLD, OR TTZA
I VKD, FOR A FAIR COM-
i MISSION.
! L I VER Y A T 'A 1.1. TIMES.
WILL1A31 1IEK0LI) ! Particular Attention Paid to
SELL TO GRANGERS,
At Chicago 1t;i!es.
WM. !.
Wn. F. ItKXNirrr. tTerk.
WOO!Kt FF.
I-Sni
Keeps one of the
Largest Grocery Stocks
IN TOWN.
GO TO
OUS. HEK0LI)S
FOR
CL0THIN
Driving and Training
Trotting Stock.
PLATTSMOUTH
PLATTSMOUTII. nm.
CONRAD IIEISKU
PrvprieM
FIXH'K. CORN MBA I.. FKKO. ,
Alway on hud, and for ais at lowwt I'mmh
price.
Ilf-The Hifheat prieM pid Uw WhiMkt m4
Corn.
rvtimilar ftttantioa rivi ta CuVm work.