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EPITOME OF THE WEEK.
N:;:.Ysr:ii TCLi:.;iLr;iic news
I'lUI.AIiFI.rill , July 1 'J. Tliti heat
continues intense. Thirty-three em
jdoyea of the .is works abandoned
work; twciity-ony are known to have
died from the etiect of heat. An:o:i-the-
prostrated who have recovered is
iuv. Jlartranft. Two wajjons and
furniture were kcj-t constantly em
j.h.ved yesterday carrying sun-stricken
persons" to the hospital. The coroner
is in continual session.
Chicago, July 12. The election for
inavor to-day resulted in the election
of "Monroe Heath y the following
vote: total vote, :?0,072; Hfcath, over
".Jedta'th, l.l.Ty.S; Heath, over Kimball.
11,01-i; Heath over JJath, S.2VJ. Heath
carried seventeen out of eighteen
wards.
Sioix Citv, July 12. Agency In
dians along the I'pper Missouri, who
have ;tu account
ol lousier s unt
tlirouuh some hosliles who took part
m it, says that Custer shut three In
dians with his pistol, and killed three
others with his sahre, when he fell.
sht,t tiirough the bead by "Uaiii-in-the-Kace,"
a chief whom Custer had ar
rested some time ao for murder. The
Indians lust seventy killed, among
them many noted chiefs. The Tight
was hand-to-hand. The Indians say
h-v did not fear pistols as much as
they did the sabres. They are nearly
out of ammunition, and will not tight
again until they gat ;i supply from the
agencies.
:i:w York. July 12. The emperor
of IJrail and party sailed to-day for
Europe in the steamship Uussia. Men-of-war
in the harbor ran up the Dra
zillian tlag. manned the yards and tired
a salute as the Uussia steamed past.
Among the nominations made to-day
are John Kelly, collector of customs at
Wiiiiamettt', Oregon; Thos. 15. Shan
7ion, collector of customs at San Fran
cisco; Wm. II. Howard, of Texas,
Surveyor General of Washington Ter
ritory. The president to-day nominated Jas.
S. DeLano, of Illinois deputy second
comptroller of the treasury, and Thos.
V. llennett, of Idaho, Governor of
th.it Territory.
Loxixi.v, Julv 12. The four oar
crew- (Ju.-ton,- liu.it, Howell and Ilabat
- of the London rowing club, sail foi
the I'nited States this month. The
first Trinity College Cambridge Uni
versity 1'toat Club, four, with boatmen
and three boats sail for the Interna
tional Keg atta.
llAGt sA, Julv 12. Turkish advices
received here state that an engage
ment had occurred at l'odgoritza, be
tween two battalions of Turkish regu
lars assisted bv volunteers, and o.oo;)
Montenegrins. ' Th latter were driven
from their fortiiieations. losing -1;'
killed and -10 J wounded, including -JO
officers.
New York. July 14. Carl Schurz
in a private letter, says: There is a
striking contract between the hard and
boft money mixture in the democratic
platform and candidates, and the
strong and fearless assertion of moral
duty in the linaiiebd paragraph of llov.
Hayes' letter of acceptance. The vi-ws
he expresses about civil service form a
most comprehensive, a most c'eaiiy
defined and in every respect a nio.-t
satisfactory civil service, reform pro
gramme I ever knew uttered in few
words. That programme is accompa
nied bv a pledge of an hoiie.-t man
that if elected it shall U faith
fully cai i ied out in its completeness,
and that no personal ambition shall
interfere with the work. Never has
civil service reform a better opportu
nity to light with a chance of real suc
cess of tlie cause, and wrl only success
of candidate or party. I shall support
Coy. Hayes heartily and actively, and
I have never felt more clearly a con
sciousness ol doing the right thing for
the best interests of the country.
Ina.cn.VDr:, July 1:$. O.'iicial intelli-g-eiice
from the Turkish army stales
fiiat Osmar I'acd i attacked the Servian
po.-diiou yesterday. The light lasted
a'! day. The l.ss of life was very
great. Tin result is unknown.
Mo:;i:or, Mich., July 14. Citizens
of this. (Jen. Custer's native city, have
taken steps toward erecting a magnifi
cent monument to the memory of that
brave oliicer and his comrades.
Ni:v Yo::k, July 14. The liberal
stale convention next month will de
clare for Haves and Wheeler. This
will secure the republicans a change
equivalent to thiity or foity thousand
voles in November, and about thirty
thousand majority over the democratic
vole of last election,
Cc !n x an ti Nor lk, July It. The
m rvians and JJulgarians who Kppeared
near Widden were defeated and lied to
Servio. Their losses are considerable.
ri:Tsioi"Tn. July 14. An accident,
the nature of which is unknown, oc
curred to-day on the Turret ship Thun
der, on atrial trip. A large number
of the; injured have been taken to the
naval hospital.
I a t k n. It is reported the boiler
burst. killing fifteen persons and wound
ing thirty-two. The chief and assist
ant engineer are among the killed.
Captain Wilson's hand was blown off.
The Thunderer was making a trial
trip on a measured mile in Stokes Uav.
The vessel is now at Spithead.
Ni;w Yokk, July l. Reports from
Washington indicate danger that the
house will be left without a quorum
if congress fails to adjourn very soon.
The intensely hot, depressing weather
is driving members away like the chol
era. Already mure than one third are
absent from the st sio:i, but until I5cl
knap's impeachment is finally disposed
f, the house is indisposed to fix ad
journment. The postmaster general has been in
formed by 'ai:derbilt and Col. r-cutt
that the fast mail service will be dis
continued on and after Saturday next.
PKNSIOX TO CI "STICK'S WIIOW
The house has granted a pension of
..() a month to the widow of General
Custer.
New Yokk, July 1". The Pope has
appointed Monsigueur James O'Con
nor, of the diocese of l'liila Itlphia, Vi
car Apostolic of Nebraska.
Gen. Custer had a life insurance pol
icy of ....000; Capt. Yates, S"i.U'M ;
Keogh, 810yn0; Lieut Calhoun, So ,'"
Crittenden, SiO.ono; Porter S-V-X.
Yankton. I. T.. July ir six com
panies of the fifth i'-.fantry under Gen
Miles h:id arrived here en route for the
l!ig Horn to reinforce Terry. They
leave ;t'!i4ay for the seal of war.
Chayev.ne. July 1 ". Crook's Camp
;.! ! I'-juk Julv 12. The following
is tr jif:' via lYtterman to night. The
Indian': ?re still hovering about Little
i Uig Horn, one d ay's hard march from
J here. 'I hey ha ' fired into camp every
night ot late.- ari l trie. I to (turn us out,
by setting the grass '.'n fire all around.
OntheCtli ins. Lit ut. .Sib-ley, Company
L, Second cavalry, with twenty-five
men and Frank Gruani and JJaptiste
Powerier as scouts, went on a recon
noisarice. The company were discov
ered, surrounded, and followed into
the timber of the Uig Horn mountains,
where by hitching the lenses to trees
and abandoning them, the men were
enabled to escape on foot by way of a
ravine in the rear.
IJurlington, Iowa, July 1"5. ('. W
Ilanscome arrived here from Custer
City to dav. He says he left there on '
the 2Stli of June, and has come direct
through. He says the company of
IIanscome,.Cook and Carter were at ;
work on a dry gulch claim, which was j
paying S-' p-u- day to the man. On'
the 2')lh of June the party were at
work in the gulch, had just received a
new hvdraulic engine and had been
engaged through the day in placing
it, and about 10 o'clock the camp was
jumped by Indians, who captured nine
horses and killed the following of the
party; Carter, Win. Drown, Henry
Drown, Lowell, Valentine, Jno H.
Huff, and Win. Page.. Hanscome and j
Cook cut their way through the Indian
circle and escaped. On returning next
day, they found their companions ter-
ribly mutilated' and scalped, also the j
absence f !0 ) pounds of provisions. ;
Tie nnr-hinery was turned in tin- j
gulch, and Mr. Hanscome 1ms started :
out with the remains of Mr. Carter. 1
which he has forwarded to Liverpool, !
England.
P.riM.iXGTox. Iowa, July The
storm of last night prevailed generally j
over this part of the country, and re- j
ports of accidents are coming in. On j
the D. & M. It. II. a washout occurred, j
by which a freight train was ditched, j
and the engineer, N. Dest, and liremrr.i,
J. Korfman were instantly killed. j
HOUSEHOLD COLUMH.
CUULEiM INi ANTC"!.
FORTY-FOURTH CONGRESS.
The president h ;s approved the fol
lowing acts of congress:
An act relative to redemption of un
used stamps, aulhon-ing the. commis
sioner of Indian affairs to purchase sup
plies for the Indian bureau in open
market.
To amend revised statutes, providing
a penalty for making of obscene books
and ot h-r matter therein contained, and
prohibiting lottery circulars passing
through the mails.
Making nppropriat ions for service of
the post office depa'tm-'nt for the fis
cal year ending June MOth, 1877, and
for other purpose s.
To amend sect ion r,s fr, ,f the revi"d
statutes of the I'nited St ttes. providing
for imprisonment and transfer of Uni
ted States prisoners.
To authorize the Northwestern im
provement company to improve the
Ocorito river and its branches and trib
utaries. The hopsp passed a bill appropriat
ing 200,000 for construction of two
military posts or d.-pots in the Siouv
country in accordance with reconuneii
dat ions of Generals Sheridan, Terrv and
Custer
The time for the coming of cholera
is nearai hand. We propoM to deviate I
from the regular course of our papers !
and say a few words to mothers, who j
are anxiously wishing to know what j
they can do to protect their infants j
from cholera, and, if this disease has
begun, what they can do to cluc k its
progress.
l irst, what are the causes that de
stroy So many infants every summer?
The excessive heat, bad food, irie.gular
fee-ding, and overfeeding. These points
have already been considered. In all
H.-'f-ase the first step should be to re
move the cause. If it he excessive
heat, keel this cause at bay by wash
ing the infant with cool water two cr
three, times a day. De particular to
keep the head and spine cool.
'1 In: fum tiv-ns of every part of the j
body depend upon t ho normal coudi-j
tion of tin brain. If the brain force '
tails to be transmit ted to the various
organs of the body, they fail to do
their duty.
Then, secondly, keep the infant in a
cool room, on the north side of the
house. .r open tin; windows early in
the morning, so long that it may be
full of cool muning air, then close
them till evening, (.'lose the blinds, .to
present the hot air from entering the
room. Mothers who have never n ied
this way of keeping their rooii.s cool j
will be surprised at the result. In j
previous papers we nave reierreu to
other causes.
Thousands of infants are saved, ev
ery year, by their mothers observing
a few simple natural laws of nealth,
which we have discussed under Un
heal c-f indigestion. We cannot say
too much upon the importance of
mother continuing to sii, piy tiieir n
fants v. ilh that Woieier:ui pi epar.il ion
of t iie Creutol". iiill li tills cauiiol le
had, or if no wc-.uurse can !( obtain
ed, give tin tir.sl milKiiigs ol a w t li led
cow; give it belore it cools, ii possible.
If this cannot be done, let the milk
stand twn or more houis. and then uip
off the upper third and tinnte it Willi
soft water, or some thin mucilage. Ii
the infant eructates curd soon alter it
has s. allowed milk, aud to each pint
a t abb's pool; a I oi li.ne wa :. lio i
not fotgi t that the Moiy ts neaiiy I
as important as tie quality. Never j
give the infant so mucli that it eruc
tates a part, ami poorly digests the ic
maiuder, as oti may know by ol. -serv
ing us movements. Always give
less than it wants. Third!, teed
regulai iy.
Dat if with giv in;
to these points, t ht
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Organ
The OP.IeMt ('oniiinny ! Tlir Jfest Oi ra:i. Tirr.
: lv tlie lit-Kt SI UMivisiiiM and t'uily Vi'ar:nn!i-!.
i Amri'icau Oiuu il" 3 sxi Buy.
PEESOOTT & HILL,
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Hcii't Kai! Co Ti-
t'iiiIorel
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Lor I'LATTSMOL'TIl, NED.
Genera is cuts,
CJ LI 'Mill's, NED.
AND SHOE
tenti.-n i
cius t-i ! -
proper
infant 1
vomit ami purge. give it niucii less lood, j
and if it fails rapidly in strength, give j
it an en: in a of btet'- ta; of.e cr two
teaspoons ever," tinnl iiour, apiiv a
--.t-v- Ttiil.l iio!Ct:o'i! ti!-'-l.r to itc Imiv. i
els and to its feet. Above all, at the
va ry outset, give it in a teaspoon of
cold water, after each vomit i.ng one or
t h i) drops of the following compound.
Keep the lttle coiked and in a cool
place :
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spl i its of im 111 .',en-, l ,o ;e-lll.i ; '1 V. r-li 41I j ,j r-
iiiint. iii'.ii-aui : ir. iiin. en
Aii-iii. 1 i r is .uuiinjiii.i. I ii;n-.!i.i ; Mi
l'ilt: ' t .li.ill.
We havi; used it for nearly
vears in all cases of ehoh:..1
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Til K LST OF HNv D')I) iVA
A special from Nebraska City I'riday
evening annoauer.T t!;a II ink Dodge
die.! at rJi-'O yest-Tday morning. His
dying words w ere addrt ssed to Dob.
White the guard, and were "Do':) White
are you going to hang meV"
Deing assured that he would not
leave him or let any one hang him.
Dodge turned over toward the guard
and calmly a -ke 1 : '"Do you think they
will hang me'r" Willi these words he
fell asleep and never woke again. II
died with a reouest on his lips not to
be hung.
The funeral took place yesterday af
ternoon. Deputy sh-ii.T Dennett ar
rested Peter Me Juire, a former guard,
an I Kelley, a boy la years old, at Pal
myra, and took them to Nebraska. City
Thursday night. Sheriff Farbar yes
terday ;aic.sted Pat McCuire. a broth
er to Pete Mc uire. of South Dranch.
There has been no trial yet. Liwufn
JuururA.
"Pull I..vn Your Vest."
D. D. French, of Milwaukee, says of
the slang p!:ra.- ? "Pull down your vest"
that it is not new but has been revived
lately. "1 first heard it about twenty
years ago. Lincoln and Douglas were
campaigning it for Congress. I was
soliu thing of a politician then, and
went to the meetings whenever I got
t he chance in my wild days. you Know.
My! how Douglas used to throw him
self!" Carpenienter's r.uwhen. When
he'd get otf a particularly line passage
all eloquence and gesture tlie bat
tons would pop ;ff like periods all
along through his sentences. When
he'd jiet through, and was sitting down
and rocking back a'nl forth in his
chair.the boys would howl: "Pulldown
your vest.' Then Lincoln's lank form
would rie up like an interjection point,
and the' crowd would be still. I'oujh-kt-psui
Courv r.
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From Plattsmonth to Chicago and
return .$2:1'.
From Neb. Citv to Chicago and
return
From Omaha to Chicago and re
turn From Chicago to N. Y. by 13 dif
ferent routes ...
From Chicago to New York bv
Montreal ."
From Chicago, via Niagara Falls,
to , e w ork
From Chicago, via Cincinnati, to
t V. elitV
Ad ul s
may take 1" to Oil drops in one hail a
tea-cup of cool water, and repeat it af
ter each vomiting or purging. Even
Asiatic choh-ra yields to it jui"ker
than to aiivthiug Isc now l.r.o-vn.
1'ruiri- 1'itnticr.
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lairs of Illinois and
Missouri.
also
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ment alt"i."'thr distinct, we will inten'rf' elutK
rale it a-s follows :
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Author of Plain Huna Tiilk. f.'llinl Common S-nR,
Scim- in Storv. etc.. 1J Ixxinptun Avenue ((.-or.
Eat asth Strwt), New York, an IsriKPFNiESI
Phtsiciaw, treatR all forms of Lingering or fhroiiio
Lis...ne.. an l rcofivos letlera from all iarts uf the
Civiuzki) World.
I'.y Iiik orlgiii'il mny of conrtuctintr a Mcliral Pra
ti--'-. he i suoccs-fnrv trnen.T numerous i.ntientn in
1 : 11 rope, tlie Uol liidiex, Itoiiilnioii of
Canada, ami in every part ol th-- UnaJ buiten.
NO 3Ip:itCXJIiIAL,
Or drtfti-rious ilni tiied. lie has, ilurins; tho rat
twenty three years. treHteJ successfully nearly or qTiit
40.IIU0 cases. All faoM connected with ea.:h ca-e ar
carefully recorrtetl. whether they be conimuiiicuteil by
letter or in jjerwon. or olwcrved by the lK:tor or hia
a&H.H.iate physici-kua. The latter are all wicntilio
medical men.
HOW INVALIDS AT A LISTAKCE
Are treated. All invaliits at a distance are required
to answer a list of plain questions, wlin-h e'.ieits tvery
vmptom under which the invalid puffers. All com
tHunh'itlion treiitcti nlritUip ctnt ridenlttti. A complete
system of revixturinir ireventa mistakes or confusion.
List of questions sent fr-e, on apiilicati.m. to any part
of the world. S.xty pasre pamphlet of Eviiiknces aw
IsnccEss, also sent free. Ail these testimonials are
from th.we who have b-n treated by mail and exprea.
Advice in office, oh. bt mail, rutE of cbabub.
Call ob or addreea
DR. E. B. rOOTE.
No. 120 Lexington Ave., K. Y.
This Machine is Oitjrocl to tho Public Upon
its Merits Alone.
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Slf-K'-:ntl,itiuj Tensions, m-tk- ii tic M st .', "' A J,,-fn'ne in. tfo trl.
I'llAXK CAllIlUTir, JEWELER.
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(Jen era ? 1 Vx e r n ( ffire.
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T1SK HAH15IS0N I'ATKST
Comblnalion Kitchen Safe,
A. 4 ;t-s-'-'I'-'Afx'-
Troin Cliii-ao ti 1'liil. !irect. y
nine ilitTerent routes, i ieltiliii
via tin- Tails Ifi.n0
rr-m n-ieao via X. V. to lMiila. 17.00
Ketuin "cl;fis over s:ui- routes tlie
same. None Lu p.i::nl trii tickets ;iic
so!l ai tliese r.ites. These I'm l;ei.s will
le jst.M from May lj-t to- )et.-,Lp.- yist,
ls7fi, jooil for C days. Vtu eau jro
one way a:el return another'. Fares va
vy lnt slilitly over the iliilreiit routes.
From here the Hverai'e ti 1 'h i iaileinhia
an-l retain is ahoi.t $.V' Tl:eii are
a vast iniiiilier of routes to e!e':t from,
aiel printe.l eirealars of r utis arel Ii-r'-etio:is
wi!J Le yiveu at ea-li place
v here ticket:; are s.-M.
Hunted 1o stll IT Tories Plain. Jfomt Tallc
and Afciicul Conuncn. Sense. sUso
J?r Ecofcs Science in Story.
Kri'tctkuurs address
3lurs-J liil lAiWisJii n Compjany rTAZSfc.
xev you k.
Dr. Berjer'a Tonic Bowel anl Pile Pills.
These pil.s are an infallible remedy for constipation
and piles ca-.isM by we.iknesi or siippresi..n t.f thi
peristi tic nioti.m of th bowels. '1'iiey very fi-ntlj
increase th- activity of the intestinal canal, produce
sft St. ari.l relieve tiies at one. Thou.-snnda hava
been cared bv them. Pri.e 5. centH. sent by mad on
re.siot .f pri.-e. Ir'repareii only by F. ALl'KKll
KEICIIA 111) r. Pharmacist, 4'il Fo'uBru Avunce,
Nf.w York Citt.
Dr. Larger'a Coapounl Fluid Extract of
Khubarb and DandeI:on,
The twst cotnbination of purely Teab'e imd!-M9l
to entirely replai-e (Calomel or Blue I'i.l. It Ptimului
tne livpr '.ncre is... the tiow of bile, and thus reim.vev
kt yn.w t rpi lity of the liver, biliousness and liat-rrual
m.tita-iou. an 1 the disease arUintr from such aa
dyspeoia, iT l.ea i ache, tlafjl' mie, tc. The elTeo
iiveness of Ues Kxtrn:t will le prove.!, visibly, at once
to th- patient, ns fne or two Ik.hI.-. nre Hiirtic!e;it to
r'.-ar th cotii'-.. xi. ri be.n:? fu'ly. ati I remove pimp.e
id rairm coined y liver TT"-itee-t. lrie $1 Jer bottle.
5 b'ttle.. ." . -wi'i bs ent on rei-tt ..f the price
to anv address, free if t.tire IVwul only by
F. ALFRED RBK'Ii .KIT. Pi'ab-u4 ist, 103 KoCiiT le
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MISSOURI VALLEY NOVELTY WORKS.
SO?. JOSEPH,
SOLE PltoriilETOnn AX I) jfAXrEAfTUKERS.
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PHICES AT THE rACTOHY.
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AW. WHITE,
DEALER IX
frriflrd
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-A.isriD onsnsrsiD goods.
Ladies Furnishing Goods, Dress Goods, Perfumery, Hair
Oil, Soap, Paper, Collars, Ladies and Gents
Hosiery, Queenswarc, Flower Seed,
Glassware, etc.
LATEST IMPBOYED
COAL-OIL LAMPS, SAFETY BURNER.
Flour, Corn Meal and Buckwheat Flour.
We aim to keep everything an ordinary
household needs, and will sell
you goods at such prices
that you cannot com
plain of hard times
any more.
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pf P. .PL'..
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BOOTS & SHOES.
Read, Call, See and be Convinced.
I am an exclusive dealer, and I carry !y far tj
Largest and Best Assortment.
Slipper for only 35 cents.
Men's Plow Shoes, 75c.
Men's Prince Alberts, only $1.2i.
Shoe Pacs, 75 cents.
Rev Stock and New Style of Business!
After c;upfu! rak-ul.ition (notice figures) I concludeil to adopt thestrtctly
r;sh system, feeling convinced thnt it is tlie most satisfactory and profltftbU
style of business in the end. For instance. 82,000 turned evtry thirty dan
at 10 per cent, will be $200; in twelve months !?2,400; in five years, f 13,00.
The same turned every ninety days rerjuires an increase o. profit to 30 imr
cent to prot..iee the parne result. J'esides, there are always unavoidably and
surely a large amount of accounts lost in the. credit system, which redor
the large profit gained in good customers. All those, then, who int'd t
pay for their goods will see the benefit and profit of calling on mn tor lu ir
shoe wear. While extending my thanks to the numerous friends Vk'o
whom I have established so large a trade, a trade eq.ial to tho best in t'u
State, I would respectfully invite all to continue dealing with me, s well m
all others who will call to buv cheap.-
4, ,3 PETER MERGES.
flood f:isii inilu
D ELIVERED DAILY !
AT
WEii vnonr's wort: .v vj.a ttsmocth
ir Tur.v w..vr it, r.v
J. 5 EilMK'.II I.IS'I'DI.
SRSIl IN VOl'K OIIUFHI AMI I WII.I. TICT 1 D
lilVK VOU
mile:
40V1
niid sTve von n-'ulai ly.
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PALACE BILLIARD HALL, j
(Main St.. imdi-r I'ii st S.it. V.uuU
I'PtTTSMoi -in, - - - m:ii.
;y eaii is sn-i-i.iEii wiiu tub
EEST WINES, LIQUORS,
BEER, ETC., ETC.
40 vl
MIKE SCHNELLBACHER,
11 LJl C1ZSJI IT 11
BEST FARMING LANDS,
IN NEBRASKA,
foi: salk nv
IV i:iIKAMKA.
Great Advantages to Buyers
IN 1S70.
Ten f'irs f'rr fit at ft per rent Interest.-
' Sir Yvurs f.'r fit at C per cent Interett,
an i 10 p-r vnt Discount.
4tlir l.iUrr! Dlironnlii Fr tb,
Ki-lmlr on J'ri- noil Krli;hta,
an:l Pi-fiulatiiH tor linpro
int'iils. The iu.-i ii. I Xtiirisk Firm'r. r iritpiinin
f-iii i irucii;;irp4, will he in:tild freo to any part
l tin' world on apiiliiMUon to
LAND COMMISSIONEIt. It M. R. R.
10)1 ASVD-X. NriiKAH A
SAGE BROTFERSj
I)f aWn in
f! HOUSE SHOEING.
mvf ' WACON HFI'AlWXG.
V, Il All kinds of
ii I I- il FA KM IMn.KMI'.NTf
V'vX L'fJ mended
Tllff- WiLH.EJ
ETC.. ETC., ETC.
One ir East of th- f'ost-Oflioe. riatUmmith,
N'ebr.isk.i.
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Xiully rf- Promptly:
.0:
Horsi. 31ulc kr (Vx Shooing,
:i sliorl. w e'il shoe anything that has !
t- iir f-. i, frmii a Zebra to a (jiraffe. '
'6ine and see us. j
FEW SHOP, I
hi ; i ;, st.. I etween yi:-.ir. i S'rp.'to. .
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Practical Workers In
siiEEf tnox, zisc, rrx, bra--
ZIERY, dc.de
Iirge a.s.Tirtir.en? of Ftard ann Koft
OOJl- STOYES,
Wood tnd Coal Stoves for
II A TISU Oil C00KIXG,
Always on Iland.
Every variety of Tin, Sheet Iron, sad Zin
Work, kept m Stock.
MAKING AND REPAIRING,
Done on Sliort Notice.
&rtFMYTIIIX(i WAKRASTRt
ru hi: low iowx.
ilAGE BHOS
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