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The IliistingH Journal does not like
store-pipes stuck through barn roofs
and out of old vjruUnvs, &c &c.
(J rand Masonic Chapter at Nashville,
Tenn. I. II. Wheeler, Custodian, is in
attendance, and that accounts for Dan's
alBence from his usual haunts.
A terrible storm passed through a
larjfe section of the eastern States on
Monday last, amounting to a tornado
in Tennessee. Some loss of life arid
severe damage to property.
Senator Hitchcock will leave for
Washington the first of next week, so
its to be present at the sitting of Con
grens, which takes place on Monday,
the 7th of December next.
A bill has passed the Oregon Senate
which provides that husbands and
wives without children may be consid
ered divorced by simply ceasing to live
together. This would receive the ap
proval of the most advanced free
lovers. Ex.
lion. John Taffe, editor of the Rf
publican has an original letter fron
Abraltfim Lincoln in Saturday's Repui
lican. It is dated Springfield, IIU Au
gust 19, 1859, and treats of Dough.
position on the slavery question and
the- admission of Nebraska.
The three persons proposed by the
Democrats for the speakership of the
next House were all back paysters we
believe Kerr, Wood and Banks.
How's this for reform and honester
men ?
The Ashland Times man notices our
foreman (W. Shryock) and ourself
handsomely, ironically, peculiarly, and
good naturedly. Well, he knows how
it is himself. You may well thank
your stars that you were not around
when Will returned and editor Mac
came to pay off Saturday night. If it
wasn't for Saturdays we would'nt
mind running a newspayer on nothing
xo much.
During our late visit at Lincoln we
were introduced to Col. II. M. Van Ar
man, an old resident of the State who
informed us lie used to live at Platts
rnoutli, and that he was shortly going
to California &c &c. The Colonel is
rather a portly, middle aged Gno look
ing gentleman bearing the personal
marks of numerous good oyster stews
and sich and sich, and we hope he'll
hav better luck in California than he
has had in Nebraska and grow better
and fatter.
There were seven test votes on the
salary-grab bill. Every time N. P.
Banks, of Massachusetts, voted for the
bill, four times, Dan Voorhees, of In
diana, voted for the bill ; the other three
he did not vote at all. Three times
Fernando Wood, of New York, voted
for the bill, the remaining four times
be dodged. These are the three men
that are mentioned in connection with
the Speakership by the Democracy.
What a blessed change this democratic
victory is going to be. Cincinnati Ga
The Herald had a very pleasant
visit at Lincoln on Tuesday and Wed
. itesday pf this week.
We savf our old townsmen, II. D.
Hatlrafway, puffing the pipe of peace
aud yi&rtif in the Journal Office, Mr.
(!ere, tha Jvdftor. wry? halant as ever,
but one of the best writers and politic
al Editors in the State. Bos St inch
comb rolled up in a big muffler and
wide awake for news in the Local De
partment. Dan Lauer "mit" a -stick
full of pi or something else, happy and
jubilant as ever and lots of other good
fellows of days gone by whom we are
always glad to see and have a good
laugh and chat with. At the Blade of
fice, the Editor Ma j. Caffrey, was ab
sent but Beardsley, the irrepressible,
zoas on hand and for Auld Lang Syne
-re took one good "chaff turn and turn
about and.wft don't know who come off
best Small, oar old Smails of the
Statesnan is still- jbout and gave us a
hearty hand shajceid then and then,
why we went home and had supper at
ie f vjmerv'i.it, &v course.
, Lantry played smash with that
"baby" an,i the "headache." It has
otie All over the State that we're a
"rffotllerOh Gracious! Lantry did you
e'vcf read Artemus Ward ? It isn't us ;
it is our wife's relations, and like Ar
temus, we are willintr to sacrifice all
the female relatives she has on that
headache, but, please the pigs, we don't
want any in ours.
(JEN. KILPATRICK.
The Herald has not enjoyed itself
in a long while so much as in listening
to the eloquence of this world re
nouned soldier.
In 1801 Capt. Kilpatrick raised and
equipped the first squadron of Volun
teer Cavalry received by the Govern
ment in the late war, and the Editor
of this paper, helped to recruit and lit
out said squadron. It was afterwards
raised to a Bat tall ion, called after it's
first leader's name, "Kil Patrick's
Mounted llifle3," and as a regiment un
der Col. Dodge, did good service
through the war.
It was in command of the Harris
Light Cavalry however, that Kilpat
rick gained his greatest fame, and
with whom he marched to the sea.
By universal request the General re
turns to visit us in January next, and
will lecture in Lincoln again, about the
15th. He will also lecture in Neb.
City, and elsewhere in the State if
proper engagements can be made. He
certainly talks as well as he fights, and
it is a real pleasure to listen to him.
ELECTIONS ItEl UKXS.
The following from the State Jour
nal, are the returns from forty-one
counties, of this State: A little over
31.000 votes were cast in these forty
one counties. Crounse, republican can
didate for Congress, has a majority
over all of about 7,000. and over Sav
age, Democrat, 11,50. We estimate
the remaining organized counties Will
return about 5,000 votes, of which
Crounse will get 4,000, giving him 10,
000 clear majority over all.
The following are the counties not
represented in the figures we have above
givn: Antelope, Clav, Colfax, Dawson,
Dodge, Howard, Franklin, Furnas,
Keith, Madison, Nuckolls, Sherman,
Stanton, Valley and Wayne.
We presume no election was held in
Chase, Dundy, Greeley and Phelps, but
if so very few votes were cast.
Roberts, rep., for Attorney General,
has a majority so far, over Montgom
ery, of 3,300. which will probably be
increased to 5,000.
The vote for the Prohibition State
ticket will fall below 1200.
SQUATTER,
STATE OF NEBRASKA.
RESIGNATION.
JL'DAS ISCARIOT!!
SENATORIAL.
Of Interest to All.
The Centennial Calendar, dated July
The Nlnkins Saved.
The combination of tonic, alterative and stim
ulating properties in Hostel tor's tstomach liit-
Manv of our exchanges are exercis-
ing themselves over the next U.S. Sell-1 t. 1874 good for one hundred years, ; SSSS7&K,Sr& K..KV?"VK
ator. We give a batch of opinions j and a monthly almanac, embracing t fiS
elsewhere j months,-from July 1st 18i4, to Dec. ; sia. and liver complaint, and in chronic consti-
... . . . ... ait. ia7.-.nnnf.,!n;n tr.,,,.1. inform, , pation aud other obstinate diseases. It U beyond
j. lie iir.KALD, naving no pet canui- v.umu., ..9 ........ au comparison me oesi reiueuy mat can te
ihncii. ii a tu ri'i,ii ui ititr Mrciiiu
and ilal energy of person who ure sinkitie un
der llie dt-liiiua'tin ellecls of paiuiul disorders,
this standard veget-iblc in vtzorunt is confess
edly iineqiulled. The permanent tonics includ
ed in th !rep:irttion are associated with a dif
fusion; stitiitiient alHltilrl v Ixire. :ml wholly i
On returning from Lincoln Wednes
day afternoon, the following unique
and original document struck the Her
ald man square in the eye. We give
it in full, it is too good to be lost:
Lincoln, Neb. Nov. 25, 1874.
To His Excellency, Tip Top, Squatter
Governor of Nebraska :
Dear Silt: The people of Lancas
ter county, this fall, called upon me to
sacrifice the honorable position I held
as member of the Third House and to
accept a position as member of 'tother
House. As they called so very loud.to
wit, 533 majority and S3 per day, I'
have concluded to accede to their re
quest, and hereby tender to you my
resignation, and in doing so allow me
to thank you for the many acts of
kindness and courtesy and for gobbling
all of the money placed at our disposal.
I also have to acknowledge the receipt
of a partial reprt from Grant Ensign,
chairman of committee on conduct of
members. From that you will see that
Gen. Thayer, one of the Pages of the
hist third house is still seeking office,
which matter must be looked after at
your coming session; also, Painter, the
other Page, has gone and joined the
Grangers, but still shells corn by hand.
But time forbids; you will soon be
called to the Capitol city lor duty; in
the language of Dr. Graff, stern duty.
And now, in retiring, allow me to ex
press the hope that you will march
boldly up to duty, and when you shall
have completed your labors and a TJ.
S. Senator elected, future generations
will rise up and call you blessed.
Yours, truly, A. G. Hastings.
Self-elected ami self-appointed, and now self
resigned Speaker of the Lobby.
Brother Hastings, you are resigned,
we thank you for holding on to the of
fice so long, and deny getting any mon
ey or any beer while holding this office.
We never could get chance at either
while you remained on our staif. You
won't be half as happy where you are
going, and, moreover, the Herald will
have a chance at you now, whereas,
while jou remained in our honorable
body honor forbade us from giving
you fits as you deserved.
We never heard "as how" the Gov
ernor elected the U. S. Senator, still
we earnestly hoie the legislature will
leave it to us. If they should, Lord,
old boy, but j-ou'd hear a howling
'round Lincoln some morning, eh?
Finally, lastly, and unequivocally,
good bye, "self-elected, self-appointed"
&C and may "grace, mercy and peace"
follow . you ever as it has surrounded
j-ou in all former scrapes, and if you
undertake any new nest-hiding, egg
tinding, or any other devilment in the
-spear" to which you have "arose",
may the vengeance of an indig(n)ent,
grasshopper suffering Sergeant-at-Arm3
enfold you in his hungry maw and
bear you to regions beyond the ken
and power of this or any other Squat
ter Governor's reprieve. So mote it be.
Given undor my hand and seal on
the Thanksgiving day of the year 1874, !
at this 'our home where the mighty
Missouri rolls down to the sea.
f : TIP-TOP.
S;Q. G. State of Gntsshopperers.
Little story about a St. Louis church j
usher: A man indifferently dressed
went to his church. The usher did
not notice him, but seated several well
dressed persons who presented them
selves, when finally the man addressed j
tha usher, saying, "Can you ttll me !
whose church this is?" "Yes. this is
Christ's church." " He in?" was the
next question, after which a seat was
not so hard to Qnd, j
dates to advance, desires simply to see
the ablest and purest man we have,
sent there. On this selection rests very
largely the future of this State. It's
material welfare can be greatly aided
by a wise and judicious selection for
Senator, and it's intellectual status will
most assuredly be guaged by the cali
bre of the men we now send abroad to
represent us.
Our Legislature must see to it, that
the "Barbaric Yawp!" of tle east is
heard no more, in regard to the timber
of our public men; nor do we want
our "average intelligence," (they talk
so much of,) estimated by the mediocre
talent of some sharp and cunning po
litical aspirant, and then flung in our
teeth to all time.
More than all the success and power
of the Republican party in this State,
depends very greatly on the kind of
man this Legislature show themselves
capable of appreciating and sustaining.
We may as well look the thing in the
face and each man can make up his
mind that the next U. S. Senator must
be a pure man, an able man, and an in
dependent man. Not independent of
all party ties, or a foolish egotist ; but
a man of real independence of thought
and action. The people of this State j
will hold this Legislature responsible
for such a man. No old settlers with
miisf v rpforfl of r1irr5irfiil tivn nl..i I
schemings will do. Xo credit Mobi
Her entangle-ments, or back pay
subterfuges.m ust surround the Repul li
can candidate for this high office.
"state "items."
Elder Shinn of Omaha aged 66, took
unto himself a wife aged 25, on Mon
day last.
Mr. C. B. Palmer, principal of the
Beatrice School, and editor of the Ne
Iraska Teacher, has an offer of 61,500
to go to North Platte and take charge
of the school. Mr. P. is a finished
scholar and a successful t-.-a.- ii r. It
seems to us Beatrice cannot afford to
lose as good a teacher and useful citi
zen as Mr. Palmer at that price.
The bell presented by Emperor Wil
liam of Germany to the German Lutli- j
erans of jFebing, Nemaha Co. which
was cast from cannon captured from
the French, was dedicated on the 15th
inst. A congregation of a thousand or
more gathered to witness the services.
Gov. Furnas made an address. The
weight of the bell is 1521 lbs.
Douglas Co. attached the O. & N.
W. It. R. engine for taxes.
Augustus Marbach, who murdered a
German woman named Metzkentz, and
seriously wounded her husband, plead
guilty of murder in the second degree
and was sentenced to twenty years in
the State prison.
The inside of the depot at Sterling
was burned on the 17th inst, but the
flames were subdued before the frame
work was consumed.
The claim or Nebraska for five per
cent on Government sales of Indian
lands h:i3 been allowed. It will be ov
er 660,000. So says the Lincoln Jour
nal. Miss Lucy A. McFadden is perform
ing the duties of county school super
intendent of Clay county, during the
sickness of the Superintendent.
A large portion of the iron for the
extension of the M. P. It. R. south from
Nebraska City, is at Phelps, a station!
on the C. B. & St. J-k. opposite- i: r- j
ville. Journal.
A well 87 feet deep and six fc '! !
diameter, has been put down in J-iTiu-L.-i ;
at the steam mill, and the water is s; 1
to be in sucli quantity as to t;ir:ii: ;
enough for the whole tow.i. Jcnru-iL j
Wallen Cameron has jc.-t anive.; j
from Ohio with a large invoice ui i
blooded stock, consisting mos Jy of cat
tle and sheep. Among the cattle is a
Durham bull said to weigh three thous
and pounds, and to be one of the best
in the United States. The sheep 7a in
number, are mostly Merino and Cots
wold the be3t in the country. Schuy
ler Register.
A fine new hotel has just lxen open
ed in Fremont, the Occidental.
The Lincoln Blade asks the State pa
pers to copy the following:
For Sale. As the presence of Hie
editor of the Bbitlc is required for a
time in Iowa, he therefore de.s.iv.s to
sell a half interest in the oiii-e. If in
cannot secure a partner he will sell the
entire office. Applications should be
made at once.
In the case of M. II. Hathaway
against the county, the demurer that
the county government was nr.t liable
for failures to keep bridges in repair,
was sustained by the court. Counsel
for plaintiff moved to file amended pe
tition within thirty days, and the cae
will be taken on error to the supreme
court. Seward Reporter.
PAPElt MILL.
Some of our people are taking a live
ly interest in the new manufactories to
be established here. This is right, ev
ery man that has a dollar to spare
should take stock in this enterprise, as
nothing will build up the town and
county fiuster than manufactories.
Think of it citizens of Cuming coun
ty, from two to three hundred thous
and dollars worth of taxable property,
added to our now increasing wealth;
while the living of from one to two
hundred factory hands, will make you
a market for your surplus vegetables,
and much of the flour which you now
ship away. Then the money now sent
off for manufactured articles you spend
here at home, while thousands of dol
lars will be brought into your midst
to pay for your goods. Let every man
put his shoulder to the wheel and give
a helping hand to the enterprise. Wt
understand that the machinery for a
patter mill has already been offered,
and it now only r: mains to get us the
building and other material to establish
this one industry. Let the good peo
ple work in concert, and a mill wo will
have to start with. Wert Print Rp.
I tinn rplatincr in th rtntpninal Oflflr!i-
tion of 1876, and the valuable proper
ties of Simmons' Liver Regulator.
Four million are printing and all for
gratuitous distribution. Send a one
cent statu p for a copy to J. II. Zeilin &
Co, Philadelphia. Druggists supplied
upon application.
THE U. S. SENATOUSIIIP.
Dure, and the tendouev of tht-se elements is
modified by the iireenee T alterative ingred
ients slower In their operation and capahh of
irodiieiiiK more bistirK local and general etfeets.
'or feeble convalescents and in all phases of
dehilit v.it is the best as well as the most agree
able of restoratives.
STOltE A XI) MILL
AT
(From the Btc)
The Senatorial fight is waxing warm
er in the eastern part of the State.
The counties along the Missouri is the
battle ground. Hitchcock and Dundy
Crounse and Thayer, is the way the
skirmishers are divided. Western Ne
braskian. What's the matter with our confrere
the Tecumseh Chieftain! It came out
last week in favor of Algernon Sidney
Paddock for U. S. Senator. No you
don't come it over Pawnee or Pawnee's
Representatives in that style. Mr.
Chictain. ratrwe publican.
Well, you set- the way that was the
"Gov." nasaerl throwih Tecumseh
1 . 1. t TV . T . I
last wet'K. lie e;tiue u jiown- i
ville, too, an ! we -did tit br-st we could j Connection With Our Store.
for him under the cii'i-um--t.tuces. But !
probably he didn't d 'i ivs as imi'-h
as to the f'it'-j (-'ii. wis .it's the use Mr. ; wpl be guaranteed to be satisfactory. We em-
Republican, of one's travi-iinsj around
Rock Bluffs.
We have purchased the
BOOK BLUFFS
STEAM FLOURING,
ANI
SAW MILL,
And will hereafter run the same In
lection With Our St
CUSTOM WORK
to spf editors without making arrnnye- j
vitnts that is if one is a candidate for
the I". S. S. liro'cnrille Advertiser.
Proaf Wanted. !
Several of our Slate papers are at
tacking General Thayer, personally be
canse he is an aspirant to Senatorship
in opposition to others. We are sorry
to see this indulged in by republican
journals, heretofore supposed to know
better and to have a higher respect for
honorable journalism. We especially
regret to see the Beatrice Repress takes
the lead in this direction against Gen.
Th-ivcr. It charges that he has "joiiud
hands with a despotic and impudent
political ring" at the Capital, and is
the "enemy of all citizens in this State."
Wouldn't it be bettr for the Express
to bring forward some proof in sup
port of these assertions? Such empty
charges sound familiar in the '-Indepen
dent and "llefornt" journals, but in
respectable republican paper it would
look better to be substantiated by
something tangible. If the Omaha
Herald, the Ashland Times, the Platts
mouth Watchman, or the Fremont
Herald would make such assertion, we
would not bother them for proof, but
in your case we demand it. Saunders
County Rcjtublican.
Gracious Moses! Last evening
about early dark, two gentlemen well
known in this town were seen trudg
ing up sixth street, with a two bushel
basket of toys, presents Christmas and
Thanksgiving fixings combined, won
dering and amazed the IIekald rush
ed out and asked the meaning of this.
"We're a going to give them to Lon
Cunningham's boy" was the answer
before we could get our mouth shut to
ask further questions they hollered
back "Say Mac, its a girl; we forgot"
And so it is. "Mother ai d I.on" are do
ing well.
ployed the
BEST
we could flud, vte :
It. U. liiickmitk,
whoo- reputation is well known, ar.d it in jirii
posed that the farmers u;id uii r.ihc:- have
Cs-oocL Spies us?
if they bring
Good Wheat ! !
CLARK
&
PLUMMER'S
This well-known firm have
just received a large Stock
of Bleached anil Brown Mus
lins at very low prices.
Another lot of those fine
Jaconet Embrorderies just
arrived Call and see them.
Call at Clark Flu miner's
for Queens ware and Glassware.
t
i
The highest market price paid for the
Best Wheat and Corn.
OUR STORE
is
Chock Full of Goods
THIS FALL,
and we mean to sell them
At Low
Bales
pjrc-liasc a I.tr
Having been enabled to
stock
Uncommonly Low,
They will be sold to all. EQUALLY LOW.
NOW IS YOUR' TIME
TO ZBTTIT.
H.Shera,
ItOt li IILuI S S, KEU.
.lit f
nxirnnxx
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Flour . .
W iieat. .
Ii'iii
Oats
Ifve
li'irler..
rattle ..
1 loirs
-v i
I i 1 V,
.ri:sr mhcaso mai:ki:ts.
Co I.: ;. Nov. 7.
4.4.7.1
7p
r
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1.19
I iHf''.i..'
Bti n-'KSM '! BJb G ! ! !:
GL0 SHAFER'S
Wagon and Blacksmith Shop.
.iiORSE.:siio..':i..vi;-!
VT2 ruling and Repairing
ALL KINDS OK
FARM IMPLEMENTS
1 vi rriw ;!(;: red to furnish the best unit-'..:.-d
i-.ir
TWK'E EVEKY DAY,
I'o i':. 7. iities noiifyinj; me
; pirrr.K Mi Jin a Co.
M fat Market!
.' e w .v. t o c k o f d r i c d Fr ui t a
ju.-t received. Cheap.
Zii eon Soap Try it.
California Flour at
& Plummer's.
CI
an
Spring
lower piicis
Wheat
than
Flour at
an v where
else
at
Clark tfc PI mum
er s ,
Three car loads of Salt in
the barrel, at old rates on
freight, for sale cheap. Far
mers, now's your time.
Coal Oil bv the barrel
cheaper than can be bought
atChicago and shippped hero.
Call and free Clark & Plum
mets Silica's, by the barrel,
before purchasing elsewhere.
It will do vou crood.
II ATT, THE BUTCHER
-o-
r-
Mt Jided a:i l FLc-rt.
New Waons made to :lrr. K it-
l'ii- and work giiaranU ed.
rr.ATTSMfUTTff. flu W.n'.tiiwtiMi Av...
NEB. f near 7'.ii i.
3ly
m. a
Thpeclal attention of all person harinp
Lands or Town Lots for Sale.
ia Cam County, is called to the fact that
SMITH & WINDHAM
will pive prompt attention to the disposition of
all properly placed in their bands for that pur
pose. If yon hare
Unimproved Lands
for sale they will sell it for yon. if you want to
pureiiase they will give you a bargain.
If you have an
Improved Farm
you desire to dispose of they will (lnd yno a
customer. 11 you wiau 10 ouy one mey
supply you.
Oldest and best established
Meat Market in the place.
o
IIatt Always to ke Found There.
Not i'!ians:in;r eonstantiy. but the Old Reliable
Soot. iiriv you cmi jrit your Steaks, ltoasts,
(j.tiiK-. I-"ish iiiid Fowl in season.
SOI Til SIDE OF .MAIN STREET,
One Door West of Herald Office,
35-1 y. I'latts"iot7TH. Neb.
A large lot of Teas just re
ceived from the Importers, at
Xew Y"ork. To be sold for
the benefit of the people
here.
mmm
Funerals attended on Short
Notice.
also dealer in
Furniture, Chairs, Bed
cling, &c,
Main street, next door to Rrooks House.
P L A TTS MOUTH. - - . - - NEB
NHW BOOT AfD
SHOR STORE
Opposite the Brooks House.
I Propose to sell to my
friends and acquaintances
throughout the Co. a superior
quality of goods at reason
able prices. Having had a
lifelong experience in the
tanning business I consider
myself qualified to select
goods to satisfy the demands
of the people.
W. H. POOL.
Plattsmouth, - - - Neb.
27-1 3t.
THE BEST
IS ALWAYS
THE CHE APE T
For your Groceries go to
J. V. Weckbach,
Corner Third and Main street, HatUmoutb.
(fiuthmann'H old stand.)
He keeps on hand a larjje ar.d well selected
stork of
FANCY (SROCERIES. COFFEES. TEAS.
SUGAR. SYRUP, ROOTS, SHOES,
&e., &e., &e.. &e.
In connection with the Grocery U a
Bakery and Confectionary.
Highest price paid for Country Produce
1T-A full stock at all times, and will not be un
dersold. Tako notice of the sixn
"EMPIRE BAICRUY AND GROCERY.
niyl. .1
Machine Shop.
John IVayman,
Sncvsnorto Wayman & CnrtKl
rLATTSMOUTII, NBC.
Repairers of Steam Engines, Bollera, Baw ud
Grist Mills.
Gas and Steam Fittings. Wrought Iron Pipe,
Force and Lift Iumw, Steam Cuages, bafety
Valve Governors, and all kinds of
Brass Engine Fittings
Furnished on short notice.
Farming Machinery
Repaired on short notlee.
i-tf.
Chicago it North-Westem Railway
BUY YOUR
VIA THE
Chicago tfe JV or th- Western Railway.
For CHICAGO.
) polls.
Montreal.
Cleveland,
1 last on,
liloomiiiton.
Springfield,
aslilnton,
Cairo,
Indl.uiot
l'oitlani
Ning.ira P&lll,
Ilttshurgh.
Cincinnati,
AlliaDjr,
bioux City,
Detroit,
Toledo,
llwlTalo.
New YoPk.
Philadelphia,
ltaltiinore,
Toronto,
Yauctou,
MILWAUKEE
Sheboygan, Manitowoo,
Clinton, Jauesvillc, Miltou JuncUou,
f A T E K T OWN,
Minnesota Junettnn,
BURNETT. FOND DU LAC,
O S II K O S II ,
Appleton, Menasha. Green Hay. Eseanabsi, N
uaiince, Isliiicuiing. Marquette, L. 'An.se,
and the Shores of
LAKE SUPERIOK.
It is the only Route
From CHICAGO TO ST. PAUL,
Via Madison, Ttarahoo and ntroy, and It la th
only route running Pullman Palace
Cars, through between
Chicago aud St. Paul,
MAKVIX Hl CHITT. W. II. HTKNNItT.
GenT Snp't. GeuT Pass'r An.t.
57 F. JOHNSON.
DEALER IN
Drugs, Medicines,
AN D
Wall Paper.
7A77"
CALL AT
Str eight JortCH9
Livery, Feed & Sale Stables,
Corner Cth and Pearl sta.
Horses Boarded by the Day
Week or Month.
All Paper Trimmed Free of
Charge.
ALSO DEALER I2f
Books, Stationary, Maga
zines, And Latest Publications.
Prescript ins carefully eompoundd by n ex
peiiciiccd Druggist.
Remember the place, cor. 0th u Main travl,.
riattsnioMtti. - 14.
WILLIAM IIEltOLD
Keeps one of the
Largest Grocery Stocks
IN TOWN.
HORSES BOUGHT, SOLD, OR TRA
BED, FOR A FAIR C03I
MISSTOX. LIVERY AT ALB TIMES.
Particular Attention Paid to
Driving and Training
Trotting Stock.
:yl
McELWAIN & H0DAPP,
House, Sign, Carriage, and
Ornamental
Graining
PAPER HANGING,
A Specialty.
(Shop on Cth St. bet. Main & Pearl.)
S A TISFA CTION G UA RANT E ED.
3ltf
WEEPING WATER ADS.
Hubbard II oust,
IIUliUAKD, - - Puo.
Main street, WepInK.TValer.
GOOD ACCOMODATIONS FOJt
TRAVELERS. 419.
NEW DRUG STORE.
KKKP1SU WATER. VJtC.
T. L. POTTER,
DEAI.KIt IN DRt'OS. MEDICINES. PA1JTW.
OILS. VAKN1SH. rKKI-lMEUK,
ST ATM IN EH V. NOTION:,
CKiAHS. TOHAC'C'O,
AND GLASS.
Prescriptions carefully prepared. Ifltt
Woods ISros.,
DEALERS IN
Agricultural Implements,
Hardware.
Tlnwar.
Pumpa,
Iio
kafV.'
Once more remember
t.'hirk Sc IMununer's, on Main
1
j St., Plattsmout-h, Nebraska,
! if von want to buv clieai)
tor
easli
r.io :vavont
Homo Romcd'
Is eminently a Fatuity Medicine : and by heiui;
kept ready for iiiiiued'iatc resort will save many
an hour o'f Milli-i in;; a::d iii.uiy a dollar iu time
and doctor's hi. Is.
After over Forty Yean' trial it is still receiv
ing the most unqualified testimonials to its vir
tues from ihi-so!is of the highest cnaracter and
resjHinsibilty. Eminent physicians com mend it
as the most
Kl'FECTirAL SPECIFIC
For all diseases of the Liver. Stomach anil
Spleen.
The symtoms of Liver Complaint are a bitter
or bad i:ist in tlie iiiouth ; Pain in the ltaek.
sides or Joints, otten mistaken for Uheumatisui ;
Soursl0111ac.il; lxss of Appetite; llowels al
ternately costive and lax ; Headache : loss of
memory, with a painful sensation of having
failed to do something which ouirht to have
been done ; Debility, low spirits, a thick yellow
nilearance of the skiii and eyes, a dry cough
often mistaken tor consumption.
If you have
Property to Rent
they will rent it for you. And w :!l
rdy J.d,ii.C3 I'Jl nUil-rtcfciUciiLS Sometimes many of these symtoiiis attend the
j dis. m-, at others verv few ; but the liver, the
andf ir:ii-i any ::ad .ui i r 1 f. j i- 1 h.ii a.- to ! 1 1: orau pi tlie body, is jtenerallv the heat
Value. Localitjr, and Prices
0: Ileal Estate.
Buv, l, or Kent,
..c;i t. :e'
'iu a Ci-.';.
or dist,o j? i.f
well :o ive . .
PLATTSMOUTH,
fv !:i
- - XEli.
iif ii.e tiisea.M. and if not regulated 111 time.
ureal suliViiiii;. wretchedness and death will
i-nin'.
Fir- Dvspepsiri, constipation, iaundice. bil-1:1.1:-
:tuek!.iek headache, eolie. depression
of -'i.iius, tniur stomach, heart burn, &e.. &c.
T!.r re(t pent, Pttrext ami lrxt Fttmity Liniment
in th WurVt!
Manufactured only by
J. IT. ZEILIX A CO..
Macon, Oa.. and Philadelphia.
, I -tine !.. t14 t H lnifrsrt
ONCE MOKE.
AVe are selling largely by
the unbroken package; Mus
lins by the bolt, Groceries by
the barrel, keg, or original
package, Thread by the doz
en spools, and so on. It is
the best way to buy, for ev
erybody, and we call atten
tion to this new feature of
our trade, and invite all to
give tli$ method a. trial.
21-6m
REAL ESTATE.
POLLOCK & BEARDSLEY,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
AND
NOTARIES PUBLIC ! !
Having formed a partnership for the purpose
o. doin a
General Real Estate Business,
We are prepared to s t end to the same
In all its Branches.
Oar list of Lands Is LAKGE and CHOICE,
Some at
EHY LOW PRICES.
AVE If AVE AN
Abstract of REAL ESTATE TITLES,
For Cass County, which
We have Careful y Compared
WITH THE
ORIGINAL RLC0RDS,
And will give
Special Attention
To the
EXAMINATION 5 TITLES
TO FURNISHING
Certified Abstracts,
and to
V n teijn nc i n
AXD NOTARY WORK,
Clock, over 1st Na.lon-
Hcartlfcley.
Repairing lorto to Order and
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
VE DEFY COMPETITION.
60-iy
New Firm in Weeping Water.
Fleming & Raco,
(Successors of J. CLISDK CO.)
WEEPING WATER, NEB.
Tills new firm have just laid In a larga o4
varied stock of goods,
ENTIRELY NEW,
and will now ofTer them for sale at tl. oJd
Stand In Weeping Water.
They respectfully solicit the patronnge of rK
people, and propose in sen coon rooom
as cheap as anv mm iu the Mil -
KCl.
Try Us Once, arid See.
eyl
Weeping Water
High School,
will ores
November 12th, 1S74.
Tuition. SS.OO IerTerm.
0,T:c in
al
i 34-ir-
Aided ly a good oorpfi of Intrurt-oM,
THIS INSTITUTION
Offer as
GOOD ADVANTAGES
As any chool In the County.
For further particulars, Address either of tho
undersigned, at Weeping Water.
?ltf
E. L. HEED,
U. W. FAKLET.