THE If e ra l d;
J. A. MACMUHPIIY Eihtok.
TLATTSMOUTII, JAX. 13, 1876.
om CI.UB LIST FOU 1S7G.
nirctnt onr retilf- tltU m.tk with a club
l'.v' f papers whlcir.tn "be ,tak-n with the
HrKVi.li. In tills v:iy :yoti ran yet two'jiaiKTs
or Tj iainrs forJUt!ttin;e ;thaa the price ot
V.V s'.u.r.J like trt have,-ill thejvibsoribpr we
r. ivt" 't u.i.lrIthMo frate.H by tlie iniJUle of I)e-
.' i::! re.
W l Mr wnuM lik new nabstrilM-r U the
nri-1 all v.!i. projiosi? taking it for au-
yr,to c.'trwr Jforwar-l now, for on th
r tf roiir r.iIseriitioin ttepmlt some
4 xre wattl.l I!k to Make in the paper.
L:::l.r iti JI-irirfTs Raz;i:ir, Week
ly, or M.tirrizliie, 9 4.90
ami Inter-Ocean, weekly.... 2 80
- semi-weekly, i.r,
" Chieauo Tribune 2.30
- - Post &:.Ma, weekly 2.30
daily
- " rraiile Fanner. 3.30
Dally r.raphlc 12.45
" Health & Home - 3.50
I.oiii5VltCpiir!or Journal 3.05
- Seribner's Monthly 4. Si
" " Sf.lViehola.s 4.0
From our Special Correspondent.
(isauc suiter and installa-
T10X. - '
t-ljari
Jn't fret, Zentmeyer, we cm edit
Th Fremont Herald thinks the
0:.i ihu. Editor have plenty of cheek.
A H'ltlie Centennial Editorials in our
Co ". ity Exchanges have brjun "It is
ju.-t one hundred years ago, Ac."
::.iiiie and Il.ml ill had quite a spat
on Monday, over the amnesty bill.
;!:; :ie in said to have won the heat.
T:. Crete Sentinel thinks there is no
i 'wsion for Grant to set up and howl
that he does not want a third
r:.i I'lummei's farewell letter from a
l .i-ii fss point of view, appears in his
cl'iinu of advertisements. Mr. 1. has
I e- n one of our most energetic and re
;i:iVe business men and we are sorry to
: -' Lira from the trade. We hope he
sil:ftnn enter some other line and
v.vi e himself useful in Plattsmouth
net; mre.
!
COmT NOTICE.
tse observe Judge Pound's notice
in j '.ml to the setting of the regular
term i f Court in Cass county on
.lANTAIiV 24TII.
A'.- as regards juiioks, who are now
ro ;. :d to appear on the 24th ami not
i th) lTth as before named.
JT-'-w there's our mule in Buffalo, X.
Y. M.nds us the prettiest kind of an al
r.i .i ;. with his name and "Com pi i
Is", too' printed on it.
t;-jo. hakin, Agent Anthracite Coal
A .-ciation, (Icneral Othce No. 221
.t:-i St. Uiiffalo, X. Y."
Aid a pretty big coal yard it is, too.
mi!v two or three miles long up and
d .... -.n t he wharves.
SETTLE UP!
Vi i are trying to settle all accounts
t : i'i.j first of Jan. 1870. So far we
) iv paid every one that presented us
M;!. how long we can do this depends
t . how well you pay us. We shall
! out a collector on the paper who
h is rdeis to present bills to all that
ov. ns and you must not tak offense,
j- :temen. It is the only way we can
ko-'v our books straight and pay the
g. '.omen who have leen so kind as to
iv.:. -i us during the year.
Vr. llamsey, the new Commissioner,
fi t, ts out rather brash, and his first
d: is after the newspapers.
I !" Mr. Kamsey shows by his course
hot- after, that he is true and fair, and
r.; seeks honest light about all these
; : i 1 1 ' 'Ms, t lie Hkrald will help him all
i: c .ri; but if it only developes into
I i: y 5pite against a republican editor,
is done his duty, and a rernbli
i i e r that has tried to act uare
parties, we shall not be slow
'end both ourselves and our
'. ;: i
CU1!
!y by
L d.
t'i ic:v
We v isited Plattsmouth last week,
aud of course made the Saunders House
:r t:ome while in the city. This
I: . under the management of our
(: 1 f iemls J. II. Liggett and wife, is
fast .lining popularity at home and
a? r ..; t. All who visit Plattsmouth
s:,t il ! not fail to make the Saunders
II - is 1 their headquarters, as they can
n-r-'t. assured of getting neat rooms and
' i- a' beds, while the culinary depart
!:;.:. t is presided over by a genius that
e-ti!.V't be equaled in the west, and a
bi :? ye Tiew ofjher department issuf
tldt !it to set at rest all doubts to the
c titriii v, and every other department
i f th'.r house is conducted in the same
Hi i tci ly manner. Liggett is a "hail
f ll i'-v well met," and has a faculty )f
it Mining all who once pay his house a
visit. While there we had the pleasure
of: -tiding a Social Hop under the su-
l v ision of the A. 1. and A. M. which
v.-, largely attended. Saunders Co.
'i iiis "last" week means the week be
f r-'. The IIickald meant to notice
Mi. Andrews' visit last week, although
a L.Jf sheet was the consequence next
week.
1 N Y.YS K IN I OF u7 K. KING.
A few years ago everybody here
krt v.- "Hule" Wood, and for old times
fr'ikr- we give the following pen picture
.f hi ai by a correspondent of the Oma
h i Herahl.
! eni N ood lias blossomed into
Camp Crehit,
Jau'y 10th, 1376. )
El). Hkrald: I arrived in Camp
Creek la.-t Saturday afternoon, and was
kindly invite! to attend a range sm
pcr and public Installation of ollicers
of Charity (I range Xo. 404, of Lancas
ter County, which was to beheld at the
school house on Steven's Creek, about
seven and one half miles from Lincoln.
Accepting the invitation, we were soon
on our war over the prairies towards
the school house, arriving there just af
ter dark, where we found a house full
of Patrons and invited guests, who
gave us a warm welcome, many of
them being old friends and acquaintan
ces. After a few moments devoted to
handshaking and introductions, the
meeting was called to order and
opened with prayer and singing. Pat
ron J. P. Loder made a few remarks
about the business of the evening, and
then proceeded to install the officers
elect for the ensuing year, as follows:
Master-1). M. Swishar.
Overseer-It. Reed.
Stewaid-W. S. Tiger.
Trea.surer-S. R. Jaeoby.
Chaplain-I). Doubt.
Ass't Steward -II. Pranks.
Lecturer-XI. Riley.
Secretary-S. W. Denham.
Gate-Keeper-J. Reed.
Ceres-Mrs. D. Swisher.
Pomona-Mary Reed.
Flora-Mrs. L. K. Doubt.
Lady Ass't Steward-Mrs. S. E. Den
ham. Mr. Loder was subsisted by J. II.
Painter, of the Nebraska Patron, and
Judge Jennings, of Weeping Water.
After the Installation came the princi
pal business of the evening for many,
which was supper; I think I was one
of them, also. The ladies soon arrang
ed the tables, which looked as if pre
pared for about a hundred couples, in
stead of the fifty that were there. In
a few minutes the order was "Come to
supper," and for about an hour we did
nothing but discuss the merits of a
piece of this turkey or that chicken,
and try a piece of this cake and that,
and this pie, and this, and this, and this,
till all had a surfeit, and sighed to
think they could not empty the dishes
which were tilled anil refilled from a
Kcemingly inexhaustible larder with
almost magical celerity. After supper
the young folks adjourned to the resi
dence of Mr. Riley, where they tripped
the light fantastic for a few hours,
when we adjourned in the hardest
storm we havo had this winter.
Times are hard with the farmer in
this neighborhood at present, but all
look for better times next spring.
Will.
a i
The IIkiiald settled up its postage
bill for the year the other day, and got
a pile of papers a foot high by way of
receipts.
PKIiSONAL.
Major Wheeler and his brother 1 5 i r
nev went over to Glen wood on Fridav
last.
Ren McMurtry, one of our oldest tel
egraph operators, leaves us this week
for a home further East.
R. TJ. Claiborne was in town last
week. The weather immediately I2ej
istewl ten degrees colder.
Ii. Seibold, one ef the IIckalis old
est and firmest friends, dropjed in to
see us yesterday,
II. G. Race, of Weeping Water, pass
ed through town for the East, Monday,
where he has gone to attend the tuner
al of a sister.
The Rev, Mr. Crippen, new County
Superintendent, came up from Weej
ing Water to see the Hkrald; and
kept marrying folks all the way.
Prof. Wise, our earnest and respect
ed county Superintendent for, lo, these
many years, retired last week to
make wav for the new incumbent. We
shall notice both men more fully next
week.
Charley Black, formerly with A.
I White, has taken up his quarters at J.
II. Buttery's, and will hereafter mix
medicines instead of sanding the sugar.
Dan Johnson, of Weeping Water, has
more than two bushels of nickels. lie
is going to melt 'em down and make a
tin coffee-pot of 'em.
Judge Maxwell, our judge, drew the
long straw and is fairly seated as judge
for six years. Judge Lake got a short
nip. and is chief justice for two years.
Mike Schnellbacher, the Blacksmith
comes to time with a few "scads" for
the Herald, and we wish Mike long
life, and plenty of monev all through
it.
Prof. Secord, at Decatur, principal of
the High School there, returns his
thanks for very handsome Christmas
presents. Xow we're right glad of
that, for Secord is one of our friends.
We were very much pleased to hear
that the Rev. Mr. Orr and Regent
Adair called at the Herald ofiice on
Monday. Mr. Adair is an old acquain
tance of the Herald's in Dakota, and
has just drawn the six year's term as
Regent.
Webster Eaton, Register of the IT. S.
rai. way king. Ys, Reuben is monarch I Land Office at Bloomington, (Glory!
of ,-ix mik of railroad. Its gauge is j we've got a share there, so has Billy
ti.rl-t and his cars carry two tons I stadelmann.) and President of the
.; :i. Ins locomotives have immense ' o r x- i i
ezr and sincrularlv mushvd voi ! 1 reS3 Associatian of Xebraska, went
Their power is not computed in dyna-;ei-.l
uiiitfi. though their cylinders are
Urge, and their stroke when tested by
t:i:i;!m in the rear, is variously esti-n.at-d
at from three to four thousand
feet,. Reub. generally accompanies his
train in jerson, which moveon thecar
.;v. in principle doubling the entire
!i-::h of the road each day. I met
i iii; the other day in his road costume.
Fur cap drawn over his ears. sheepskin
mi Liens, a neck 3'oke strap buckled
around his blanket overcoat, and boots
encased in ore sacks, he was a picture
fi r a l ainter. His hair 2s grown grey
v uv. but he carries more of youthful
V.Z'V t,...l- -nil tPlU his wonderful sto- I he W1 l)a' :l S00(I Ve for at
rie v. iih as much relish as when he j Connor will close up his Plattsmouth!
w :!;- iibcred among the- choice spir- j house for the present, as he has two!
it v. , in days of yore, held their dai- others, one at Greenwood and cue at j
..tionsattlu.othce of 1 'r. j AshLmd. Fetch on vour corn now, !
.-.;: f . ffman. or slaked their "lowm i . -
, ... ;.v at pick Willis ' iivia-r' for Joseph is bound to buy. i
East in a double breasted, silk lined.
satin covered, Pullman palace car, last
week.
Col. L. C. Bartlett, the efficient Dep
uty U. S. Surveyor General of Nebraska
came down from Plattsmouth on Sat
urday to visit hi3 friends. So cordial
was his reception and so bounteous his
entertainment that he still tarries
there. The great railroad bridge is a
monument to Ids engineering skill.
St. Joe Herald
Jos. A. Connor, one of our most
prominent Grain ilerchantg. gees to
Greenwood this week to buy corn, and
XI r.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS.
THE MARKETS.
HOME MARKETS.
Commissioner's Court, f
Tuesday. Jan. 4th, 7G. f
Board met in resrular session at 3:30
. i Oitts, ........ ;..
p.m. i:e.
Present M. L. White, and W. B.
Arnold, commissioners. M. B. Cutler.
Sheriff, and Wm. L. Wells, Deputy
Clerk.
UEI'ORTI IY W IMTK & OAHlSAH.
Absent Timothy Clark, commis
sioner. When the following was done to
wit: The board then examined the official
bonds of several county and precinct
officers, which were passed until to
morrow, whereupon the board adjourn
ed to inset at 9 o'clock a. in. to-morrow.
M. L. WHITE.
W. B. ARNOLD.
Corns.
Attest:
C. P
Moore, Clerk.
By Wm. L. Wells, Deputy.
Wheat
ni
haney
Flax Need.. -
HOL'N
Cattle
limk wiie.it ,.
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LATEST .NEW YORK MARKETS
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Nkvv Yoiik, Jan. 13.
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January 5th, 187G.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present M. L. White and W. B. Ar
nold, commissioners. M. B. Cutler,
Sheriff, and Wm. L. Wells, Deputy
Clerk.
Absent Timothy Clark, commis
sioner. And being opened in due form the
following proceedings were had to
wit: The following official bondg were ap
proved to-wit:
Official bonds of J. C. Cummins, Co.
Treasurer.
Official bonds of C. P. Moore, county
clerk.
Official bonds of XI. B. Cutler, Sher
iff. Official bonds of F. B. Reed, Coron
er. Official bonds of J. W. Haines, Jus
tice of the Peace in Plattsmouth city
and precinct.
Official bonds of II. Allen. Justice of
the Peace in Rock Bluffs precinct.
Official bond of Sam'l Richardson,
Justice of the Peace in Xlt. Pleasaut
precinct.
Official bond of A. Teft, Justice of
the Peace in Avoca precinct.
Official bond of James Gilmour Jus
tice of the Peace in Avoca precinct.
Official bond of A. A. Harden, Jus
tice of the Peace in Weeeping Water
precinct.
Official bond of James Crawford,
Justice of the Peace in South Bend
precinct.
Official bond of T. W. Fountain, Jus
tice of the Peace in South Bend pre
cinct. Official bond of X. A. Cornish, Jus
tice of the Peace in Greenwood pre
cinct. Official bond of A. A. Laverty, Jus
tice of the Peace.
Official bond of G. W. Young, Con
stable. Official bond of O. J. Willard, Con
stable. Official bond of Lec Allison, Consta
ble in Rock Bluffs precinct.
Official bond of John Ward, Consta
ble. Official bond of W. F. Morrison, con
stable in Plattsmouth city and pre
cinct. Official bond of L. C. Stiles, consta
ble in Plattsmouth city and precinct.
Official bond of Ii. P. Wright, con
stable in Tipton precinct.
Official bond of C. F. Came, assessor.
Official bond of Frank Stander, as
sessor. Official bond of T. W. Fountain, as
sessor. Official bond of Isaac Wiies, assessor
in Plattsmouth Pretiuct.
Official bond of tfames Hall, assessor
in Xlt. Pleasant precinct.
Official bond of V. XL Bcardsley, su
pervisor of road district number 3.
Official bond of James Ingram, su
pervisor of road district number 12.
Official bond of Samuel Richardson,
supervisor of road district number 29.
Official bond of Chas. Fhilpot sup'r
road dist. Xo. 3.).
Official bond of S. L. Gable, sup'r
of road dist. Xo. 30.
Official bond of W. A. Pell, sup'r of
road dist. Xo. 40.
Official bond of Daniel Forsy th, su
visor of road dist. Xo. 51.
Official bond of II. C. Vanllorn, su
pervisor of road dist. Xo. i0.
The following accounts were examin
ed and allowed on the general fund to
wit: Account of C. 1'. Moore, part
pay for making tax list and
duplicate $400 00
C. 1'. Xloore, postage, expenses
to Omaha, as per bill 7 75
O. F.Johnson, Stationery &c. . . 4 75
J. C. Cummins, bill of Trevett
S10.00, Omaha liee, 42.00 and
Festeres $40.00
M. B. Cutler, boarding prisoners
in jail
XL B. Cutler, summoning jury
and attendances in Court
R. G. Knowles, services as Bai
liff in Court
Henry Boeck, office chair and
cushion
C. P. Moore, paid sawing wood.
J. II. Buttery, stationery, coal
oil. &e
(. H. Black, salary from Oct. 1st
1875, to Jan. 1st 187G
M. B. Cutler, two
and expenses
White & Darrah, for coal
Geo. Cutler, Bailiff in
March 1875
R. B. Claiborne, publishing elec
tion notice &c
The following were allowed on
poor fund to-wit:
Account of J. II. Buttery, medi
cine for poor
Wm. Stadelmann.mdse. furnish
ed poor as per bill, Murphy
and Vanatta
Kennedy, board of pauper.
It. II. Vanatta. for board mt
paupers, month Dec. 1875
(to r. rovTiTEr1
LATEST CIIK'AdO MARKETS.
CincAoo, Jan
Flour .7. ........ ii. . . ii i 7i ii . .
Wheat
Corn, -
Mats,
live
Il.trly, 7
Hogs 6 TW.i
Cattle 4 iKtv" 75
The TIalutenJince of Health.
The inaiotenanee of health fs often more dif
ficult than Its recovery. Vitiated condition of
the atmosphere, unhealthy occupations, ex
tremes of heat or coltl, antl constant exposure
to rouh weather, are all so many provoca
tions of diseases. There is hut one sure way of
effectually Kuarliii' the system when thus sub
jected to iiitliienccs prejudicial tu he.iilh, and
that is to establish. Iy judicious tonicand alter,
ative nn": icrttioji. ijior of the body and regu
larity of its functions. The properties of an in
viotaiit and corrective arc bappily combined in
I lost-i ters S.omach Hitters, wnicii.nt the same
time that it infuses unwonted vitality into the
svsti in. overcomes ail tendency of t In- Stomach,
liver, bowels and urinary orcaiis to deviate from
regularity in the li"-liare i functions upon
which the welf ire ot the entire phvical orani
a t ion is dependent . 1 1 call il cam mt be more ef
fectually maintained than bv usini; the Hitters.
TICK'S
Flower
& Vegetable Seeds
are the best the world produces. They are
I'lamcd by a million people in America. ami the
result is, l.eanlilu! Fioweis and splendid V vye
tables. A I'rieed Catalogue sent lice to b!i W ho
enclose the postage a 2 cent stamp.
VICE'S
Flower & Vegetable Garden
is the most beautiful work f the kind in th
world. It contains nearly 1" ) panes, hundreds
of tine illustrations, and four ( l.ioiiio l'lates of
Flowers, beaiilirui.y drawn from nature. I'riee
:V cents in paper cover ; to cents hound in ele
gant cioth.
FL021AL GUIDE
This is a
illU'-trated. and cotit.-.inintr an elecant colore!
Kroiitis.iiece .v ; t l tne first n natu r. I'riee only
2." cts. for the year. 1 be first number for 1S76
just issued. Address jASf, ViCii.
4Jt4 Zlochcter, X. V.
Weekly Sun !
1776. NEW YORK. 1876.
Ki'-rhleen hundred and seventy-sfx is Centen
nial jear. it is a! -o t:ie year in "which an oppo
sition House of llepre-.eutaiivcn. the first since
the war. v.i.! be in power in Washington : and
the year of the tuviity-tliird election of a I'res
iden: of the L'niied Slates. All of tut'se events
are sure to be of nreat iniercst and importance,
especially the two latter : and all of tneni and
eveiyt Iniiji connected wit II them will be fully
and "freshly reported and expounded in the
Sun.
The Opposition House of Representatives,
taking up this line of impiiry opened years a.no
by I he . iiii. w ill sternly and dnii;;eirty im esti
mate the corruptions anil misdeeds of tlralifs
administration ; and will, it is to 1- hoped, lay
the foundation for a new and better penod jii
our national histonj. Oi a'l this the Situ will
contain complete and accurate accounts, fur
nishing nil Ks readers with early and trust
worth information upon these abisorbmg top
ics. The twenty-third Presidential election, with
the preparations tor it. will l mcuioi-.ihle as
deciding upon t. rant's ti-.pations for a third
term o power and plunder, ami still more as
deciding who shall be the candid. ijc of the par
ty of reform, and as electhrg that candidate.
Concerning all these subjects, these who read
the Sit" wnl have the constant means of being
thoroughly wed informed.
I lie Veekly Sit. i. wincM lias ;-,t taiiied a circu
lation of over eighty thou.vtm! copn-s. alr.-aoy
has its icade. s in every State c::d 'i'eri it ory ai.Tl
wetnisi ti'.e ye. r IsTu wnl sc.- I heir numbers
doubled. It' will continue to be a tnciiouh
newspaper. All the geie-ral news of the day
will lie touad in it, coaden . l when unimpor
tant, at full b iigl ii v lieu t monteiit ; and al
ways, we trust, t re. ited In a ciuar, imeiesiii.
and insiruciivc maum r.
It is ci'r aim to i,iai;e tin! V.Od.l- Sit i the
la st 1' iniily iie .vsp.ijiir in tue. wm Id", and ..shall
continue to give in us columns A large aiiioui.l
of miscellaneous re;;di:ig. suca as stories, talc,
poems, scieiitilie ii 1 1 e! 1 igeiiee and allien!; mal
i nf o: ma! ion. fur vv v, c a re not ann i make
Here is where
Jno. Shannon
"Wants a nice new Liver-
which the editor. had not had
time to write up yet.
Go and get one of
Shannon's Teams
an v wav this week.
121y
OLQBim OUT! !
AT COST !
FOR CASH I
Store for Sale or Bent!!
mt. c;iii;i:
See ! Eead ! Look ! !
ELI
PLUMMER'S
COLUMN.
FURNITURE,!
i
!
Of every description
Cheaper Than Ever.
Some things even
BELOW COST ! !
Chamber Sets, $25 and up.
Dressing Bureaus, $12.50, up.
Bureau Stands, $7.50, up.
Eedsteads, $3, up.
Extension Tables, $7.50, up.
Chairs, $50ctup.
Boston Rockers, $2.50, up
Centre Tables, $G, up.
Wool and Wire 31a Ureas
es, very Cheap.
Everything in the Furniture
Line, Cheap.
If you don't believe it call
and see for your
elves, at
SHEYOOK'S,
1'l.ATT.SMO UT 1 1, N KB.
The Compliments of the season to all
our customers, from
Solomon Natlmu
For the increase in our trade and
the large business we have done the
last year, we desire to thank our num
erous friends and hope they may con
tinue the same as we expect to offer
better and better inducements for
them to do so.
FAMILY MEMCIXEff
AI1E the renilt of fin experience of thirty yean
in e. prsietloo of ;i MireeHsfnl .hvleln.
Hitter I'imir -An extra" t of rooi ;,ri lierM
RO Imlirious v ;iml Inedieimtll v rniiil,ln,l n.t
j every p.irt of tlie rtisetiwd l.iifly rerelv Ihl
for.'tll the ills of life, hut tor (lyMjieiiviii, tlllous
nrifl livT iroiniiliLliil. fuvi.r ftn'.l u.iw.
) eliiilty. ami hII li.He;tsi-( of I lie stonii'irh, liver'
I ami dijreMlv orjiant. It is an effeetiMl remedy'
ii reeiu;ii .iKaniKi lever Htm akc am'
inalarioni dtsea.He It Is uii-oirii iao.mI.
strengthens mid Imilils tip the (lelnlitated sys.
teni. and nlves renewed vior to all p;ut of 1U9
liody.
li'lntc'M Oirc Acts as a dluivtle rvanunl
in ease of drowy, iront, gravel. himI illsears of
the bladder and kldnejs. iHinlles thn Idnod,
enres serofulit and ernjitive diieaaes, rlieninatic
and nenralitic pains, and all diseawei of the nrl
inirv organs.
Kx if t ormi t -A nmnipt remedy for coukUs
astlnna, eionp. and all il leases of the throat
liinirs and chest, and the first Mati ttl o.n
nnmption and typliold fi-ver.
IVvrriiud A true IIIIm Are prejnrrdex
presslv to aid lite tonle In iirmi aeut arid
ehronfe eaes, they act without depletion.
Crimean I.iiiini-iit - Onens (lie pores f
the II-mIi. and p-net rates to t lie hoiii or Seat of
pain, trivinu relief lo manor lieat as sneodilj
as any outward application ean.
Sold liy all DniL'trNts and lealers.
.V.vt
i:. T. HAKTiU h V ft CO.
I'.iirllDpfon, Iriwa
"We hope to see you at the old stand,
the ensuing year, where we are prepar
ed to do a largo wholesale and retail
business.
We have just received a large new
stock of goods,
PURCHASED
FOR CASH I
Itight from
Head-Quarters
Ulead 6Ibc jfol
We have employed tho
OLD RELIABLE
and the
at the very lowest prices; which we
intend to sell at such rates as will as
tonish everybody.
mlW SB
Medical Institute
ESTA BUMflKD
VltOJl t:
AH A ItKKU;
.UKKEY.
F.
TlllC only plaee where
liel upon. Utile i-s r
room in 0111 daily oi;io!i. 'ft:.' a.urienli nr.il r
p.niiiient e-ipei-iaily i- oin- oi i;s piiiiiiineiil fi a
tllies. i i.e fiisiiiolis alw- il.-o le.ilaily li'polte.l
iii its eolniiii'.s ; 11111I mi aie i.i.ii ket. of t-veiy
Kind.
Tlie Weekly Su;i. eiM paes Willi finyix
1'1'oa 1 eo!i!in:is is only -l.'i a year, noil . :.;!' pre
paid. A 1 his com liarely n rV s t!iVc: ot tlie
paper, no di.ieoiiulx'a.i lie n;:nle from this r.ue
to ehilis. aueiils. l'o-i.iiia.it rs. oranjone.
Tile l.ai!y Su 1. a iar,;n foiii- paue" nevsp:i;KT
of tweiity-eifht ciiiiiii.-, :;;v.'s aii the iiert-. lor
twoe.-i.tsa copy. 1 iM-rijil ion. postage re
.ud. f.V. a uioiiii or -1; .",1: u t a". Sunday 1 1 -tion
eMr.i. l.!n 1.; t y. -ar. VVoluive no liavcl
itli! Uveitis. AuJiV.vi,
,i ,Nr ik . Ity.
A Finr Ai l M :y tii'i-: t'.v Vuiiiiv.
SI. Nicholas for 1876
After two yc;u-" of piospei i:y, unexampled in
the anna! s ot jitvetiiie literal me. i .111:14 w liieli
. A ic.W'M has consolidated vt it It itsi-if all its
.sirone.st competitors, tlie (Ki'.'ii-.iri'i lie.d Ui"in
selves in pt .su io.i to ptv.mise
Volume. itu the i
ve'.nber. Is7 . siiati. in its i:;iiis:il ;.lttactio.is lor
. ills iii.ti l.es. Mtrpuss ei'ii itte preeeilin;
volumes. In addition to contributions from
Tin: rinsT wi:irt:::s nr ameiik a.
thetv will l.e Stor!"s. I'oerns. Mid Sketches, ly
soiiivof the most l'toMi'iieiit J-atlisii Antliors.--Anar.enieiits
liave lieen niaiic for a very in
lerest fitir series ot p;i:e-s 011
ir 2,T i ft on c a s t l e ,
v.u :.rr. OUrilAXT,
Treating of its History a'.e.i lite l iiild-i.ife of
Successive laiyal Hi iiei'aliiu.s.
cJiti&TiXA a. numsETTi
Will ctmlriljute t thn new volume.
LOUISA M.ALCOTT
Will write' M.trjorte's llirtlnlay tiilts'tiitj oili
er .short Stories.
Some articles on Astronomy for Younjj !
pie have been promised liy liie popular Enj;usli
Astronomer,
lllCHA HI) PROCTOR.
There will be a continued story of I.iTe in lee
land ly
HA YA RD TA I' LOR.
In the November Number, tne opening of the
1 sure cure can be tr
illion, utile is retrmrert in tl:e v.av tf
i a lveriism:. :is t he 1 cptite.t ion ot the institution
j is well kno.vn tl.rousnout the west. I'aii and
b conviiiced tli;:t Inis is the largest ;imi mom
' e nuplete Inst it nt iei of the kimt in America,
! for the sneeessfnl treatment of all C!ironi Sex
1 nil, I 'r: vale Ui.tl Ve:er:ll jir:tses of botil sfj
Riieh .is Syjilidls, tlonorrhc a. (!!eet. Stricture,
! ilnpf titv. t'.t'ieose Veins, Orchitis. Hitbo, &.C.
j All urinary and sy.daliiie or niereuiial aiTec
! tion of the I lir-s'.t . skin or bun. s are treated
' v. it '.1 unprirallfletl sueeess. Cmioi Tinea cured
j in from three to five days. Sypiiiii.s cured in
1 troni live to ten days. CcV 1T..'Ti eases enred.
: Seminal Weakness. jH-nnaton !iea. Nicht l-o-s-j
es. Sexual I )ebih: y am! l!npoteney. Loss t f .Sex
row er. as tin result of sell-abuse in yout li. sex-
11 al e -es--.es hi maimer yeais. antl all hnpMi
! ui'Si's to m:irri;i:ie. permanently cured without
! mercury or ai.y ttiher niineral poison. I'aiients
I at a distance ireatetl by letter. Mecliehies sent
everywhere. Vouu men w lio liave become
I the victims of solitary v ice that dicaJful and
; and tlestruetive lialut W hich nnnii;t'l .sweeps
1 to an initiinely j;rave thousands of younp men
1 of the most ex.;.! et I tah-nt s au.i In iihal t ii:tel
! leet. who might, otherwise flilranctr Senates
; with the t linn. I. is of elotpietiee. or waketl lo ee-
stacy the living l re -may call with lull cotifi
j dttice. What a" iily that a yoitn man. the
' hope of hi.s conn: i y. t he dai !iii4 of h-s purcii:.
j shouhl be sietieheil !rom all piospeels. ami ii
I joymenl.s d lite by the consetjiieiiees ,f deviat
1 ini; from the palli tif nature ami iai;i)::!tK in a
eei tain secret hnbir. such persons must, be
fore contemplating marriage, reflect that a sound
mind ami body arc the most necessary reitiis
I ites t promote connubial happiness, indeed
; without lhe.se the jetirtity through life bc
j etin s a wtetry pilyriuuivte. ilie pro.speet hourly
darkens to t he vie tV.The initn! Iiectimes shaiiow-
tlu-t tin! third j flections tlu.t t:ic lrnpi:iess of ar.erheris biif;ht-
tUi.,er lor - o - t 1 1. . .iveti 1 o :i i ! i-rririlr vioii"- iin.n w
would say. do not keep this secret to yourself
antl your Ood until it lias sapped the viiai and
lett youawret Ko! iiiimaiiiiy, n enrst to your
slf smd a burden to socierv." If vou are entan-
WLatUmautli, Jfeb.,
Jan. 7th, "?b. J
To my Customers :
Jf dc&ific ta thank all mij.
aid Lallans, faf- thei& numet
011& cuidenccs. cpQaad lulLL and
the cantinued and valuable
iatfanaje tici(. haue extend
ed ta me nihde in business, in
Mattsmotdh.
slid haue a feui rj.aods,
uthich must be cLahed out this
month, a A the 3 talc iA tented
and afhel iaitie tace icses-
Hon Aoon.
JDheze ,(j cads mill be sold
at yj.t'eat Reductions, and
all I Lattice d exit in a ta butj. of
ituch ,faadx a a tue haue left,
mill find it greatlj. to theii
aduantane ta Jiutchasc of
me .
Jfofiinc ta see ijo.il all on
hand during the next JDIiiity
OZa'jl ; Jf shall be cheerfully
glad la f ' eceine ijqu
ffli -PlummehJf)
e,led iii the snare of sell - pollution, or ny pri
vate disease, flee from its destruction, ami iip
p! at si. .loscph Medical institute fn- treat
ment ami become one more a human being.
i r-r-l'nres jjuarautccd or niony reftmed.
t iTA I! female tluUeuities aii.l impedimenta
te M.v.riace treated with s:if"tvand success.
' ;y."A irreat meiiieai hooU and secrets lor la
; tin s anil ;;enis. Sent free for two stamp,
i Address St. .losepe MedhTtl lvstifute. Kr.meis
j Street, between Seetmtl au;l Third, St. Joseph.
Ma. 3.H y
UUJlUUltyJ lJ il 1 ClI 1 ICIVJU' j
H;tj;y IJeliefr!r Ymms XI'n from the !
elTeelstif laiors ami Ahnst s in earlv life. Man- !
houtl restored. Impediments to Marriage re
moved. New method of treatment. New and
remarkable remedies. Hooks ami Circulars Rent
free, in scaled envelopes. Address HOWAlil
ASSOCIATION. t;! N. Ninth St.. I'hil.olelphia.
l'a. an f usi it utio.i ha vhif ahiiili reputation for
hoiiorahle cotitluet ami puifessiorial skill. 9vl
CARPENTER WORK !
93 oo
10C
I new vtiliime will lie-in an j TT T ' i
! AMERICAN SERIAL STORY, W. 1. 1UCKER,
-I'JIIi BO V EMI (1 RA XTs,"
00
UV X.l.Vll KIttJOKS.
(living the adventures of a party of bovs in the
c j.n,xjroTZ2rij o- 6 x. x
in the early days of the (inld Fever.
T.
11
3
no
30
insane cases
Court
21 00
50 00
70 90
92 40
4 ."0
21 00
the
TRU WBRIDUE,
i Author of ".lack Hazard" stories, wiil oontrib
1 ute some highly intt resting sketches, of ad veil -I
ture at "Ilass "(je."
I
! ''TA -A WITH aiRL.S,"
1 V, : leailiier aaihors. w ill he a nl-imii-i,Mil f,.:ttuie
ti t if new volume, l-iapt-ciai ttlte uliou widal- j
so le eiven to I
IX( i;iESTS OF AMEHfCAX 1IISTOIIY,
Wiiii spirited pictorial illustrations.
The various tiep.irtuicuUi, "Jack-in the-Pul- I
i I'll, "luo llitbiie-liox, and "l.ettcr-C.-ix, aiei
j liie pimes for 'Very Lit lie Folks." are to be 1
more alt i active than ever, 'lhe French, I.a in, I
and Herman Stories, for translation, which !
I have proved so opuhir. will he frequent in be J
All .UHtill. . ..Will. .t. UH llllT-SL VHIlh tJl Hit
(ireatest 1'ainters of the Century, have been
j engraved expressly for .s. .V ('.",, (x. ;;nd the
lirst artists of t lie day vi ill eonti iluie fresh and
uiiniai uravvtuiis jor tins line Art .M iaine jor
the Voiuk. iHiiiiite aiiliouaeeliieni Hi tiianv
interesting an i novt l f- at ures will be made iii
the 1 ece;.ii.er n.itu:er. St. Xicli.ilax wi.i c-oii
tinue Uiider lit successful ctiit.ii.shi-- of
JIA R 1 JIA PES DOP'JE.
An 1 iuM'iTi'i'li -pared liy editor ami puhllshers
to mai.'itai'.i ami iuerer.se the attnicttons and
value ol the magazine.
has removed to the bniltlhn; opposite Math
ews Hardware Store. (On tih St; I. Met. Main
and Vine.) Where in addition to other work,
he will give s., eetal attention to
REPAIRING FURNITURE,
MAKI.XH 1'lClL'in: FKAMFS.XC.
Also A sent for the COMMnV SILNSM IUON-
isn lAUi.r.s. oi VMiien i nave a
nuiuli'r on haml ; call
ami see them.
Careful Work an'l Protnpt Attend-ati(-
to L'ttlLt.
4)-1y WM. I,.TF( KMi:.
MORHOWnOST'"
IS LA f KSJ111H
A XI)
Machine Shop.
Ave.
"Ve do not pretend to say we sell thp
cheapest in the world, neither do we
profess to say that we keep everything
from an axe-handle to telegraph
matches, and from pies to liulona sau
sage as so many do
BUT WE DO SAY:
we are the only
Exclusive Dealers,
in our city in
Staple & FANcy
DRY GOODS.
, In these lines, and in NOTIONS, we
-lead the trade.
We have the hest assortment of the
latest novelties from the last patent
needle to the most fashionable style of
silk dress.
We sell at the lowest prices that can
be found between hen; and San-Francisco,
Cal. We th'mk that few mer
chants CAN COMPETE WITH US.
and to convince you, we especially a.sk
your candid attention to the following
list of prices:
j i 'st in::
3 cases of American standard priiitH.13
yards for SI 00 j
1 case cotton tlannel, at 10 yards j
for 1 00 j
12 cases domestic ginghams, at 10 j
yards for 1 00 j
."Senses of muslin, best brand 12 j
yards for 1 no !
i
A very large assortment of black and
colored alpacas, double warp, the finest
in the city, from 2 c a yd. up.
A prime lot of ladies shawls from 81
up.
Carp3t chain, standard brand, 5 pound
package SI 2"
A new and handsome lot of carpets,
hemp, from 27' cts. up.
Ingrain, from C5 "
three-ply, from 8 "
New stock of handsome embroiderh s,
from 12 , cts. per yd. up
Ladies fashionable collarets,
from . ii cts. up.
New stock, all colors, of worsted
fringes, 20 cts. per yd.
In addition to all these new goods at
verv low rates, we offer our large stock
of " .
LA DIEf? AND GENTS
Jas. B. Folden.
Now, Fiiends, if yon want
Fair Deal ings, and to go home
satisfied, bring in your
Wheat.
Wg also respectfully announco
to you that we have got
on a full line of
Clothing,
Dry Good,
Groceries,
Qticcnsware,
Boots yiioes,
Not ion 8f
OUR
ISaw Mill Yard
i
i
! is well stocked with
Cottonwood
Fencing
ANI)
Building 3JfiterinI,
Axle Trees,
AND
Wagon Tongues,
! etc., &c.
line, and get mine, for your money.
J.&H.Shera
3Uf
Furnishing Goods !
row on hand, at
.Oo8n
Seventh St,
At 1). I.. M:htovsoNI stand.
S Chicago
We aie iiT:ir'il to do a jrM!t,mn)ii,siiiPs In
HORSE-SHOEING,
And Itpjmirlnz r.ll kindw of .fr'iiu
ery. rarl ireaferx. Jloivrrs
Tit "'! i"K Slar!iine,
f3 A our xlvUMC IiU nt ii:au ln advertlx.
Blent nlto-ihrr distinct, w 111 Interpret uid
tl it as fiilluw :
ic. jj. footi;. 2r.i
Anthor of Pluin Home Tlk, Mnli'-al Comntm Brut
H i-nm in Purv, t-.. l'JO Ixxinct'ii Avenii f".
K.ist 'th Stni.-t N"W Y'-rk, n I i.m-KNi,rn T
1'HNirun, trU all forni of Liujerinu or CrunM
an! rtxvirnt lett from all I nrt of th
Civri.iZKD WoBt.r.
liy .t oriji'fti iwfv of ordsirtlnif a M-siira! r-m-f
t!w. hf ia u-.fnlly traljnif nun'nn; la
Knropc, tho Weal Indie, lloinlnloa t
Canada, and in every pml of th" Un:ti eiai-
NO MKUCUItlAIi
Or dcleti'rim Arun nsl. llfi during the
twenty thn-e year-, treated mu----fiillr nenr., t iuit
40.(11!') case. All fa-t connected with each raw are
carefully recorded, whether thi-y bo x.mrr.!iuieutl l.y
Iett4r or la peron, or olwrve.i ly the H-tor or tru
; . i ... . Th tur are all e4' !. t.fo
FURS, BLANKETS, AND i Zimcn '
j HOW INVALIDS AT A DISTANCE
t Ire treated. Alt inYallil at a dianee ;e jTiiitre1
t aiiwer a list of f!in fU""ti'n. whi h e;lciteery
Tinptom undr wliieh the inraiid raffera. Ail com-muitl'-altni
tre'ltett 'rl I'v ""iftitenti'il. A o.,plee
vstem of reirisUTinif rreeiit miP.iak.wCjrr.aifiip.loa.
List -f question aent free, on apil:onti.n. Ui any (mil
of the wirid. Sixty rne l-amphlet of Efinrnf ia or
HCC-K!", alo v-nt free. Ail tbete tMiinoniak ara
from tho who hare leen treated by mail a:id Hri
Advii b ia orricjt, o bt mail, wutm ci tswan
Cull oo or addretj
DR. E. Bi FOOTE,
Ho. 120 Lexington At., W. T.
itT
PRICES I
CVj dosire to disjiose of onr JIA Ts,
t?ri i T CA f's ar o BOOTS and
'y SHOES, TRUNKS and VA
LISES,
COM PORTERS.
JEWELRY,
;tnd Ladies Millinery good. will he dos
es out at DEAD DOWN, BED ROC A',
as for instance,
Ladies' Hcita,
(fine trimmed $1 00
Cash Prices,
14
1
DBBSSIIG-
MILJL PICKS,
C3 00
I HixNsii-rlptloii Irir-. $S.(K) n yoar:
j Ninslc '!imin,r'.S5fri!ti: (touiid Vol.
j llllll-s., i.ltli l'.Hf!l.
1 lir-sf viinnics !('!;i with T oiv nlior. Tli I
! two nn rciKtv f-.r 171 :r.;I l.7."p are eieirAtitlv I
. pi.", in it-wiiiiM iiu.i (ii;i tin1 i i:p Uusom I
et (.itt-1'..i.il-s tor l'liililri'11 ever Ksji.-tl !
will M'inl tii iiia;ihie for out- yt-ar. I'i.iiiiiiiit;
an above, i:ist-ini:i. for ;.o.i : or, s.utsw)- i iron cL Steel W qvk ti SueciaJ tv ;
ti-iiour- y. ar.an.l the two voluin.-s. r..rSU ! iiwiu'ul'cw U UlAttWlJCtiajtJ.
All iieusiienK-iM aii-l ImpoUsi-IIiis will re-tivf
S'.lt:sci"i:iti;i!W and smiiitv vr,n:i:,..s t t'..
iatfH. lo Urder.
CA SSI 31 E It ES, JE A X S,
WATERPROOFS, AND LADIES'
CLOTHS, in the same catalogue.
IX SHOUT :
LINEN GOODS,
WINTER GOODS,
and all articles of luxury not staple,
will le sold way down, to make room
for an IMMENSE NEW
Spring Stock !
AXI AM.
SCR I UN ER tt- CO.,
I
i-All Work Wa minted to Uir .SW-
Xow come ahead, all of you; glal
to show vou goods, and gladder yet to
SIEXjXi TO -3TOTT,
tro.C A XI) ALL.J
Solomon $ Nathan.
riattsmouf h. N'eh.. .Tany 1 CM h. "Tfi.
Wtnttd te stU E'Foob Flam Ifomt TJlk
and Mifu-uJ Comwcn. Sun te.-Alio
J)r Fcpts Science in Stor' .
KrJiirtfcutars address
Hurray J fl ii Mishi n j Cwnpury 129 Fii2Sa.
Dr. Berger'f Toaio Bowel ml Pile Pil'.i.
Th-s pill are an iofaliili'i remedy for con.;jitiia
and pilN caupl by weakne or Mipn,"lon of the
per mt .ilia ra'iti'm of the b-jwel. They very Bent;,
irirreaw the aetrvity of the inteirtlnel (at.fti. prdiipne
ifc nis'. and relieve piloe at one. Th'"iend haw
been care1 by them. lr:oe iVI cent", nent by mail n
rpiceiot of price, rregmre j otn l.y if". A I. Kit Kb
KBICIf A RDT, Phakxacist, 4'li KoraTH A rase a,
h'r.w Yoac Citt.
Dr. Bsrger'i Compounl Fluid Extract
Khabarb and Dandelion.
The bet cumuintxion of purely r.-rtai,' bisSk- a
Co entirely re(iaoe Ca'ioinel or IM.ie I'liL It ptliaalra
tne hrer. Inrre te flow of bile, and tin rein. t.
it ')T t.irpidity of the liver, bllioasriee .,! Imbt'rel
sjonsCi(iti'!i. an I the t:iu? ariin; frr.;ii P'Kh a
iype-HPia, aiolt h'-a 1 U'he. flHtr.lrnoiv ete. Tue arTaa
M!Qnipi of tiui Extract will In i-.ved. vitJj. at c.ee
to h ukh'Ix one or ta bottles are snfftrVtif t-
sLrivuo:aiPxi)D oe.iutifu'lr. an 1 remove rtmp.c-l
id aiiun owjwsl liy iiv.-r ;r.i iti '. fc 1 pr botHe.
lutrl-s. $S , wi'l In ent in ree. r .f the piee
an H'VI-esw. frv ef r.p.re Pr-m ..-'y ?y
V. A r.Ftl'.t lltft.'-fl MlfiT. ri.-i .lit rif,K'tr:if
. rr.xt'K. S p. :iR ''i i y.