THE HERALD,
Pigeons In Missouri.
The wooda in Shannon, Oregon and
llowell couutiesare full of pigeons which
are beinj killed by the thousands for
liirucut to E&btcru markets, says the St.
Louii lie publican, l'iedinont, on the Ar
kansas division of the lion .Mountain rail
road, is tho shipping point, and lYoni
there are shipped every day from seven
hundred to one thousand dozen of pigeons,
bringing into the county from $i;uO to
$ti(H) net cash per diem. The birds sre
sent to Itoston and 2s tw York, where they
sell at vl.yo to $1.GJ per dozen. The
roosts of tho pigeons are fiom tixty to
eighty miles southwest from Piedmont,
nd the hunter go out in parties of from
four to six, piovided with wagons to bring
in the game. The pigeons arc continually
moving toward the north, but- their pro
rcfc docu'not exceed tight, or, at the ut
most, twelve niiies per il.iy. With day
light they leave their roosts in almost in
numerable numbers, and, ai'ter it-cling at
iviil during the day, repair to a rooat a
day's journey further on their way north
ward. The hunters watch their game tet
lle down, and then range through Hie
woods, looking up, and when a body of
igeo:is, settled on th-i limiu of a piue or
cak is outlined against thy sky, a hali-doz-cn
men fire at a signal in the muss. What
pigeons are not leit on the ground ily
away, ami the hunters go on following
until they get another opportunity for
Bhootin". in the moruinor all hands are
ect ct work to pick up the game and prc
paro for tlie next night's slaughter.
fTfeeat Culture.
"Wheat is on of the most cxtonsively
growo crops of the American farmer, ana
its innortauco as a product for export is
veil known, 6ays D. Jivanv Jr., iu Ohio
Farmer. '1 he ucreage devoted to wheat
culture is simply iuiuieiibc and greatly in
i reusing, thoug'u ths aveiage yieid per
tcrs iu tome sections of our country
might be very materia. ly increased, by a
1 t;ter bclection of seed tnd by more cans
isid attention to tlw preparation of iha
Boil and the harvesting ol ilia crop. la
the selection of the seed, due reiereaee
laust b; iaale to the toil and the climate
if the particular section in whic h it is
planted tsowedj. beed wheat, however,
should bo changed every two years, or at
the farthest eveiy three years, especially
tho wh.te, beardless vmieties. 'i his has
i-een our experience, and no doubt ti.at
i f others, for we have found it to he a do
lidcd impiovement to tis-j u:w seed, even
tuough :t be brought fiom u distance of
only a IV.v miles. J.ime in sii. table iuau
titiea is invuluablo in the production of a
ood wheat crop, as it chevksany tenden
cy to go too much to stiaw, at the same
lime lurnishiug ths grain with food for iu
lropr jjrowth.
Military Ptde-ti ianism.
Among the most famous of the world s
A.alking matclici a;e to. no of thoso re
tordel m military history, any 3 thj N. V.
Times, where the obstacles of heavy bur
iteus end ciiilicuit ground were added to
to tiiuso of time end t-paee. 'iic march
oi' tiie hsavily-arined bparians in 4'JO il. C
IVoin Laceda-inon to Jlan;tiion, covering
15'J Laiies of almost ro.idlcss country ia
three das, would have earned high com
mendation in an age of sporting papers.
The consul Neio's ma:ih to th-j Meiuurus
to surprise the C'ar.htrg'nhuss ( 201 15.
lasted two days and n r.ight, witii the
slightest possible intcrmUsiiu. lha soldiers
tak'.'g food from the hands of the country-people,
and eating it as they went.
Hannibal's retreat from Z.ima upon Carth
i;ge brought hi in t: Audrumetum, sixty
tiirec miies ihstant, between dawn and
nightfall, the pursuing Romans acc nu
jiisliiug the sam-j dis anec in even less
lime. C'jLsar's Tenth Legion achieved a
1 arullel feat in Uaul, while in heavy
marching order. The Lk-ruese Swiss,
when suiumoned to aid t!ios-j of Soleure
in repelling an invasion, a,e said to have
Miswvred the call to piomptly tiiat" tiie
i.jwly-baked loaves which they carried
with, diem were barely cold on arrival,
i'lederick the Great, on the hottest day of
t:ie terrible summer of iTco, had a kind of
lice with 31arslial l)aii:i for the occupa
tion if an important post, both armies
making such speed thai Prussians and
li'JO Austrians dropped dead oa the maich
lrom sheer exhaustion. Frederick's youg
cr brother, Henry, during the tame war,
inarched fifty hours, with only tiirea in
xerveuiug haiU. Nupoljon's "Old Guard''
repeatedly nmdz sixty miles in aday,dur
ing the great campaign of ltjij; and oue
of the lCuisian regiments in Central Asia
is stated, on good authority, to have ac
complished seventy-eight. The similar
exploits achieved during tho Indian mu
tiny of 1337, and the American Civil War
of lS31-'o, cretoo well knosvn to need
repetition.
Eoys ami Siuall Fruit?.
Boys on farms, like boys in other places
want spending money, and are often
torely troubled to obtain it. They scarce
ly like to ask their parents fer money to
buy aiticlcs that please their fancy, and
they have few opportunities to work out,
for when neighboring farmers wish to
hire help there is plenty to work on the
arms where they lclong. Their best
chance to earn money appears to bo ia
cultivating some crop at home Miat re
ipiires small capital to engage in, a small
amount for its production, but which pro
duces a considerable amount of money.
The email fruits are excellent in these re
spects. They may bo set out at times
when the soil is too wet to be worked to
good advantage, and may be cultivated at
odd hours when there is little to do in the
fields. They repaire but a small amount
of laud, and produce more money lrom
r.u acre than any farm crop.
bmall fruits can generally lie disposed
of to better advantage in country villages,
or even among neighboring farmers, than
ju large cities, as tnerc is no expense for
packages, transportation, or for selling.
I'he country lxy enn take his own fruit to
his customers, sell it by measure and
pocket all the proceeds. As a rule small
lruils sell for more in the country than in
the city, although they pass through sev
eral hands in the latter place. Probably
the most proiitahic fruits to raise are
trawberries and grapes, although black
berries and raspberries sell well in their
season. As a rule, currants and goose
berries are not prolitable, as most gardens
contain them. btrawberries oiler many
advantages over other small- fruits. It
costs little to get a start w ith them. A
hundred plants set out in a rich place af
ter the bearing season will produce a
good crop the year after they are trans
planted. 2io implements are required
for the cultivation except those found on
avery farm.
It takes but a small patch of land to
produce fifty i;uarts of straw beries per
day during the beuriug season, and there
are few places where they will not bring
at least 10 cents per quart. Uy having
late aud early varieties, tho strawberry
season may be extended several weeks.
Tliere are few lersona who will deny
themselves straw lerries if they are to be
bail. Grapes have some advantages over
strawberries. They arc cot as perishable
nnd may be transported long distance
without injury. It costs more to get a
start with grape3 than with strawberries,
liUd it takes much longer to bring tho
vines into bearing, ilature grapevines,
however, require little care, aud are al
most certain to produce a crop every year.
There ia little trouble in keeping grapes
till Thanksgiving and Christmas, when
there U always a demand for them at good
prices. Willi grapes aud 6traw!erries to
tiposo of any farmer boy can keep him-h'-.i
supplied wiih money, and 60uie "to
iay up tor a rainy day."
IS IT CURABLE?
f I THOSE vho hTO niffercd from the Turtont tad
X complicated form of dieae wnaad by Ca
tarrh, nd bare tried many physicians and reme
dies without relief or core, await the anrer to thl
aeaUon with considerable anxiety. And well they
mar ; forao disease that can be mentioned Is so uni
versally prevalent and so destrartl re to health as
Catsrrb. llronchltls. Asthma, Conirui, and serious
and frequently fatal affections of the lanff follow,
tn many inMsnces, a cue ff slmrj'e tnt neglected
Catarrh. Other sympathetic affections such as
dear-iens. Impaired eyesltrlit, and low of sens of
smWl. may be r-terred to as minor bnt nerertheleas
serious r-aits of neglected Catarrh, baft rnooeh
1 1 themselves, but as nothing compared with tho
dans-rrou aJectlon of th tkroat aud laug likely
to follow.
IT GAH BE CUBED.
IT can be enred. There Isnorlotfbt about it. Tba
liutncdlt4 rvller affordtj.il by Bawfobd's Radi
cal Ccrb yon Cat Aitan is bat a sUght evidence o
what may follow a persistent cam of tnls remedy.
Ttie hsrj, Incmsted nmttcr that has lodged In ths
B ual .rataaKes Is reraoreil with a few arpllcaUonsi
the ulceration and Juflammatloa subdued ana
bealed; the entire rormlranns llntnirsof the head
are cleansed and puilled. Constitutionally its so
Hon Is that of a powrful parifi la airent, destroy
bis; I t Its course thronn t le system the aria
pcltun, Uit destructlTe Sint in caiarraal disss.
A COMPLICATED CASE.
Gentlemen. My case Is briefly as follows s I have
had Catarrh for t n years, each year with Increas
ing severity for nine years I tad not breathed
through one nostril. 1 l.a J dropplnxs In the throat,
a very bad cough, aithina so bad as to be obliged to
take a remedy for It at ulb t before being; able to 11
cava and eleu, and a eonstsnt dull pain in m
bead. My bend was at times so full of catarrhal
matter ss to lnjoro my sense of bearing and compel
ne to s;t up several times in tba nlgnt to clear II
and my thiott before I could sleep. Every on of
these dlstreeslnu symptoms has It appeared under
the ufo of not quite three bottles of Bahford's
Radiol Ctr as. My hesrlnfr is fully restored. I
have no asthmatic symptotus.no cough, no drop
pings iu the throat, no headache, and In every way
better than I have been for years. I could feel the
effects of the Cub: on my ppet!te, on my kidneys,
and. In fact, every part of my syatem. What bas
been done In my ensa Is wholly the effect of the
Radical Com. Very respectfully. .
nrcBBcaa. Oct 14. ' C. &. lATTBESCB
Indorsed by a Prominent Druggist.
T hereby certify that Mr. lawTenee purchased
the Kadical Cum of me, and from time to time
made me familiar with li Is case. I bcUeve his statav
ment to be true In every particular.
ilicuacao, Oct. 1.
JAB. P. DERBY.
Each pseksge contains Dr. Panford's Improved
InLaiuiir Tnbr, and lull dlrsctlous for Its use In all
cases. Price. $l. Fur sale by all wholesale and re
tall druggists and dealers throughout the United
States a.:d Cfmadas. WKEK3 & TOTTER, Oenaral
Agents sad Wnolesale L)runi;lta. Boston, Maae.
RjsAMiiH .peg-
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An ElectTo-OsJ'raiifo Bttrw ootnblned
with highly Medicated Btrengrtbeninsj
blaster, forming the best Plaster for pavins
and achci In tUo Vorld of Slotilclne,
KEFERSNCE3.
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Irs. Frances Harrlma, Orland, Mo.
Kaskell Lewis, Esq., Mi'ford, Del.
hit. Iilchard Gorman, Lynchburg, Va.
J. B. Eamnils, E-tq., Winona, Minn.
f(rt. J. A. Tuzzle, Memphis, Teon.
i. B. Goocb, tsq.. Oswego, Kan.
T. Wlllard Collins, Burksport, Me.
). W. Bi"twlck, Esq., Mt. Sterling, O.
Mrs. Kliza Young. Cambridge, Mass.
Francis baker, ksq., Cincinnati, o.
airs. J. M. Koblnson, E. Orrington, Me.
K. bhlverlck, Fsq., " Independent " OfllCO.N.T'.
Mrs. tllra J . Duffield, Hume. 111.
Creo. Gray, Keq.. Montlcello, Minn,
ilrs. Chas. Kouuds, WoodbuU, 111.
W. II. H. Mcklnney, Morrow, O.
Mrs. R. L. fetevens. Fort Wayne, tad.
"Wm. 8. bimms, al adlson vllle, Kr.
frs. E. Bredell.et. Louis, M.
lsorUiaer Lyon, Esq Ban Francisco, CuL
ABd hundrsd cf others.
COLLINS' VOLTAIO PLASTERS
Crcre when all other remedies fall. Copies of let
ters detailing soma astonishing- cures when all
other remedies bad been tried without success,
will be mailed free, so that correspondence mar
be bsd If desired. For the cure of Lame Back and
weaknesses peculiar to females, Cotxins' Voltakj
Pxastbb ut superior to ail other external
remedies.
PfflCF. 99 CENTS.
Be careful to call for Cotxurs' Voltato PLaarn
lest you get some worthless imitation. Bold by all
wholesale and retail druggists throughout lha
Vnricrl states aud Canada, and by WEEKS
POTTER. Proprietors. Boston. Mass.
THE HBHBY R MILLER
riANO-FOKT E
Are not only first -:hts bitninients, but t'.tis
Lt:ilililiiiient may l- justly if-irnleU
as one of th' leading I'iano- t'urte
ilaiiuf;n-toiics uf the
World.
THE FAVORITES
IN THE CONCERT HALL.
Turinir th Season of 1S7;V1S71 tli Henry F.
Miilt-r riitiios were us-il in lUislou and vifinity
In iiKiic than t'oiu'eri.
Si';im:u of U77-1S7'. 17 l'tirerts.
S.-:is;ili of lS78-l7;i Mimlll ill Oplolipr. 3."
t'onccils ; !otit!i of Novcliilifr, 45 I Om-fils-
.V:ic but ftr.J 7.ts I'iitum eouhl yain nich u'i-
tjiuftiinwl jHiiiiiUtrvy.
THESE 1'IAXOS HAVE RECEIVED
The Highest Praise
' I't'oin tiie
fuosl Eminent Musicians.
of i;ste I have liad matiy niortuiiitk's cf
usiac your I'iahos and r;t say wiili jilt-afure.
thry liavK suix-rior in Ainciiva, j.nd iny lon
-xjtV rifiirc anioad jn.stitiei rue in l!a'liiK Uit'iu
aht s'l ol anv foivi,;!! uistriiiueiits of tlu-ir kind.
C'HA. II. ADAMS.
Madame l!oz and tli o'iir r.rtits of my
roiiiimny are d-Ii,;litt'd with the "Miller" I'iano.
for ilt i ii-li mu ity of ion-', ami Hik vvondt iinl
iiiauiier in wl.k-h it Mibtuins tin voice.
II. Mwi.rso:,-.
In behalf of the nam.ibcc i'onoert Company,
and lai'ti'iiiarlv inelf as the manist of sai.i
company. I wish to express many thanks for
the beautiful lirand I'iauos of your maniifae
tur.". with hi-h you have famished tis so far
tins season, w ii li your line instruments con
cert giving becoiiies a positive pleasure and de
!ij;hi, "?o iay e of us."
IIOWAIll) M. POW.
I oonsiiier no other "make" witli w I.ieh I am
aci'.iainled. can excel it in any of the iu:i!ities
iii.it continue a perleet instrument. As an
accompaniment for t lie voice, 1 know of none 1
.vould prefer to yours.
Mrs. If. E. H. Caktkr.
I take great pleasure in recommending the
llenry r. .Miller 1 lanos on all occ.tsions where a
first-class piano is oeslrrd.
.Mrs. II. M. Smith.
I have known the Piano manufactured by
Mr. Henry V. Miller for many jears and I do
not hesitate to say that they take high rank
amiin; the first -cia-s lii.-lruincins of any of the
De.st lliaKcrs. CAUL iiiiHKAKX
I consider the Miller I'iano superior to Hll
others in that mellow aud MiiiMiijr iua.lity so ac
eeptable for voice acc.mipaiiiniertH.
Mrs. rC. Alixk Osooon.
We were delighted with the Pianos of your
mauuiaciure hicii we used (Hiring our recent
tour in the L'nited States their charmiii); .sing
ing qualities rcinl-riiifi tiiem erpectally desira
ble lor aeeompanyinu the human voice.
TllK UHHilXAU SWKKISH
LAOIKS' ycAKTKTTK.
Boris's IiiternatiGnal EiMoition 1870.
This establishment was the only one out of
more than lorty 1 lano-loite exliilntoi. winch
was decreed two awahus for its single exhibit
of I lanos at the C entennial I.xhibitmu.
Thin wax the only Establishment tlmt Received a
Sjitcial A ward for a Xcw Inrenlion
'i'.je lalcnt l'edal
Upright Piano-Forte.
The Hesry F. Miller Pianos
Have received the endorsement of the
State of Massachusetts
and the
CITIT ok BOSTOIT.
Then are LEADETtS auinna the FOREMOST
riAXJS of TIIE WORLD.
HEKRY F. TfllLLER
Boston, Mass.. U. S. A.
JAMES PETTEE, Ag't.
Plattsmouth. Neb.
B2!y
Tarties wanting information in re
ffard to Styles. Terras, &c of mason a
iiamlin organs will lease notice
that I slull be at Plattsmouth most of
the time for three or four weeks and
ready to reply promptly to any calls
by postal or otherwise. As my opera
tions extend through several Counties
and take me away much f the time it
will be to the advantage of persons in
terested to communicate with me at
once. James Tf-TTKe.-
Special Afrent Mason & Iiamlin Or
gan Company.
riattsinouth. Neb., March 19, 1879
M HARDWARE STORE.
J. S. DUKE
lias just opened an entire new stock of hard
ware, on
Next door weit of Chapman & Smith's Uruf
Store.
A Full Line ofr
SHELF HARDWARE,
SHOVELS, RAKES. SPADES and
. ALL GARDEN TOOLS.
NAILS, NAILS, NAILS, Ly the Key
or 1'ouiul
UOPE, POWIH'" WOT, GRIND
STONES, WHEEL-BAKROWS.
A Full.l.lne of ( I TLEKV.
Speciulnatts to Builders and Con
tractors. All f:oods sold'as low as'they possibly can be
aud live. 4i'
A. G. HATT
JUST OPENED AC, A IN'.
New, Clean, First Class Jleat Shop,
on Main Street in Fred KroehlerV old stand
Everybody mi hand for fresh, tender meat.
' -.'nvi.oa
HENRY BCFCK
DEAI.EK IN
T.H "T T V 2!I TT
SAFES, CHAIRS, "
ETC., ETC., ETC.,
Of All Descriptions.
METALLIC BUEIAL CASES
, -a- rr, -;.--.i t; -.-.v . . 4
WOODEIT COFFI1TS
Of a'l sizes, ready made and sold cheap for cash.
With many thanks for past patronage I invi
invite all to call and examine my
LAKCE STOCK OF
loif. r'ntXTl'tK AXI CO VI- I '
ROBERT DONNELLY'S
"w-G-oiNr
AND
11LACKSM1T11
SHOP.
Wagon, Ttnyyy, Ma hine and Plow re
pairiny, and y iieral johbiny
I am now prepared to do all kinds of repairing
in i.tiin .i.iii tiior iti;ifiiiiM-ry. a meie
i! a Kood lathi- iu my shop.
PETER RAUEN,
The old Reliable Wagon Maker
lias taken charge of the wanoti shop.
lie is well known as a
NO. 1 WORKMAN.
'cw W.-VSC1M and Iluxsic mae to
Order.
SATISFACTION c; V AKANTEKD.
Shop on Slxth.sircet opovife StreiiiCs Stuhle
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UPPER JAW BIT,
CAIt LKTOX'N PATEST.
For breaking: nnd drivins CoIt &
Rendering safe, manacealile and ilraant to
drive all kirk ins, pulling, "hying, stumbling and
hitching horses.
Tie Best Bit to Break tie Colt,
teaching hi in more in three hour than can be
taught in three day with any other, making
luni trot faster aiui easier than by uy other
proce-s yet known. One trill hist for years t-
lia utile any ti'itnler f hrrc or cults.
Any on desiring cat-.-ty. comfort or speeil,
should by all means use this Rit. For eariiai;a
horses, giving them etyle and comfort, it i in
valuable, lilt. I'.and and Iops (all that Is re
iUired to handle any horse or colt aside from a
common harness with fide cheek reiio will !e
ent any here, witii full direction for adjust
ing and ue. Kst:ige paid, on receipt of AJ. If
1'. O. orders re aent thev must bi drawn ou
"Station 1" New York City. Llbt rnl arrang
menla made with the titide. Audit wanted.
All persons are cautioned against infringing
this patent Addrena
Soutliwest corner l'2lt Street and 3d Avenue,
New York.. 314
KEEN AN & GRACE.
Retail Lipr Dealers. .
CIGARS AND TOBACCOS.
PLATTSJIOUTII - NEB.
Also Billiard Hall and Saloon o
Main street, four doors from Sixth at
Neville's old place.
Store and saloon on Main St. two
doors eastpf the Post office.
BEST BRANDS OF CIGARS, ALES,
WINES, dC, AT BOTH
PLACES.
Remember The Xame and l'lure.'
24,y Keenan & Grace.
THE
CMc20 Enrliniton & Qnincy R. R.
IS TIIE
DIRECT HOUTS
RETWEKN THE
East and West,
Running Through Cars
r,:oM CHICAGO-10-
CouiTcrL Bluffs,
CONNECTING WITH THE
Union Pacific Railroad
-FOR A I.I. I'OlNTS IX
XERRASICA.
COLOR A DO.
WroMIXG,
31 OX TAX A.
X EVA DA.
ARIZOXA,
IDAHO,
AND
fjH It O V G II CA II S
TO
KANSAS CITY, TOPEKA.ATCHISON k St. Josej.
Hid the SHOUT LINE to all points on the
Mlssorui. KANS AS ft TEX AS, and
HOL'STON & TEXAS CENTKAL
KAILKOAUS,
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars.
AND THE
CEI.ERATLD
C, B. & (J. DINING OAKS.
BY THIS ROUTE
All information al on; ratev of fare Will be
,-licerf ully jjiveu by applying to
C. Y. 8331Tir.
Traftl Manager.
Jaic SI. TVood,
4g't, Chicago
W. IS: JONES'
Again takes tho
Brick Livery Stable.
PLATTSMOUTH,
NEr.lt A?KA.
The old Ronner Stables. In l'latlnt'onth, are
:iov leased hy Wm. I). .ION KS. and he has on
hand new and handsome aeeoiumdatiiis, in
I h shape of
HORDES, CARRIAGES, BUGGIES,
and
SADDLE HORSES.
I am prepared to keep IIOH5KS
FOR SALE s TRADE!
And will
Train and Break Colts
On Uea.-oiialile Terms.
ALSO IlEMEKF.i:,
That with plenty of room (that every one
knows I have) in my ;-talle. 1 can i:et l"ani!ri-'
-toek and wagons, loads of hay, under cov
T. where they will keep dry.
Thankiiiii ail my oll i:iiions for their l:her-!-:
t y . I solieit their trade for I he fut lire, sali-'fled
that lean ae-i'r.in.od:uo them better and ilo
'ii-tter hy them than ever beiore.
3vl
WM.IX JOXES.
JOHN SHANNON'S
LIVERY SALE AND FEED
Carriages always cii Hand,
AND
HEARSE I FUNERALS.
TAKE UOTICE I!
I want all of my aeeountH nettled to date.
itn-1 I shall do no more credit business. All iht
aeeonnts must he settled up. and no new ours
will l-e made, i'nless such accounts ate cettleu
shrtitly they will be pued.
I wish to do astiietlycash business in future.
JOHN SHANNON.
4Gly riultsinouth. Nob,
MIKE SCHNELLEACHER,
CKSJII Til
HOUSE MIOKINU,
AND
WAGON KEPAIKING
All kinds of
FA KM IMPLEMENTS
mended
Neatly & Promptly
:0:
Horse, Mule& OxS..oeing,
In short, we'll shoe anything that har
four feet, from a Zebra to a Giraffe.
Come and see us.
on Fifth St between Main artf Vine Streets,
just, across tc corner from the xkw J1KKAI t
orritK. lOy
C- 1. X. si T
DICK STREIGHT'S
LI V FRY, FEED AND SALE STA
BLES. Corner Cth and I'earl Sts.
noiisns r.oAUDKii bt tiik
DAY, WECK, Oil 310XTI1.
HORSES BOUGHT.
SOLD T-A.XDETD.
For a Fair Commission.
TEAMS AT ALL IIOIRS.
raUicular attention paid to
Driving and Training
TIlOTTB.CJ STOCK.
OPIUi
' for purti-clar-. Im Ciwn.
J7 V A!jiatT St. - Chvafa, TIL
m 1
WHO IS UNACQUAINTED WITH THE GEOGRAPHY OF THIS COUNTRY, WILL SEE
EXAMINING. THIS MAP, THAT THE
CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R. R.
IS TIIE CHiEAT CONNECTING LINK BETWEEN TIIE EAST AND TIIE WEST I
! ttiiIti linornns from niicapo to Ccnnoll V.ut?
'I cianliu. p;iftMi Uirmiich J-iliot, t'Ltawn, I,a
Kill", liii:woi, MoIiro, I'.ocfc I.dsnd. la-cnport,
Wi'st Lllit.rly, Iowa City, Mari-ni-'O, linxiklyn,
Griiin-ll. ami I)--s iSioin'.'H, (tlm cnpiiul of Iowa)
with branches lrom Bureau Jaiscti'ui to Peoria;
Wilton Junction to MutM.inp, WaKliinston, l-'uir-nclil,
j:idon. Jliil'n.-tp. Ciintn-viile, l'rinc-tiiii. Trvii-u-n,
ial!::tiii. Cnii-rori. Iwaveuwortii nml Ati hison;
Wtir'iintflon to li-(iiiri!r'y, iskuloos r.nd Knr.xviih1;
Keol-ut I u:n:'floi". It..n;ipario. I$ontonsort,
Inilrii n.'nt, IJI'.inri. oituniivn, KiiiljTillo. OUa-Ioi--:i.
I'cila. Monro.', rnd l)e Moinc-s; Ios Moinca.
l; liiiiirtiioln tin! xN'intcrHot; Atlansic lo A'inuMin
and ArK. to li.trl.m. 'i'hia is pnyitively luo only
l;M !r -nd v i.ii li oAtia. ci:itrols xml tipcrtc a
tliroiiu l:m: ictwcoa tliii.M.ir. u:i K :i;ih.
' lust oiupaiiy owa s.n! t r.lroi tl?-lr.Slr."p:iis Cars,
!i;-';i Hro ii)fjri;T if) nMi, find ilivi yoaa iivitilIo
D.. t:i iictn !: t'l:ict:: tin-1 Conpcil lslulK. 1:ivo3
wo.'i h, i. r Alch;s.:i f r Tvv.Ioli:i ui.il 1- ifly lYnts;
nnd ! M otion lor !'.v? 1 loliurs, v l li? ull otluT liti;-
ct:s. :o 'jftiv-.' n i!o- (!::! !;('.'. -i, lliri'O l"!ia:5 lor
a :nl.I. linMi, and s',.x 1 :..rs X. i ;': .
V. i:-ti will j.i-:::e 3 .i : t v i'l t t K asnrn of
cp joi"Vi j-iiu'' m:i:, wl.iiu i fi-oinovcr t'j i. e::u li
ft:! pVi-iri.s ii 1 '.i'.ii.-? i o-d I"wn, ii; n-.i :'t ur iu.iv
p:T,; -iit 1 -il i .i ;l".!-'i;r,i::M ::rii hut .jnuur
nil tl.rouf.li Ex.;-; .. 'icn '-'.( t t oiittruiaonl,
i:. jm' im ib t. toiy iirs-!! lioti-l, fir
f.i'TfiU-ilvott'i-'.s: 'T 3"u can r-d.l ' fi.l you like,
. ', l-.r i. . yu V.-'-. . m .
Af.tr iiaiiii ti.. t. i::;.t ri'r-iajorit if iVrpo.'pl.
Tv ft r it:p:'.nl? :' ;);:rt:U'-n' s t. -r ii!': ir p":r;to-s,
ih:1 t!m i':n:i..u'j r..r.:.:i l.uif.s t t f.'.a
warrant il. I w-::re V' M-iron v'' tl:- t tto
t"ou.'janv i u ii i' 1 Al. Vi'iJ i.K'.'.l'l'- a; . lor
I Vcni:; ; pnr'Mi . inula i'A'.AC'iO iJl.MV'i i 'A US
tut Kutia:: iturvti-i. .':u uUiti ae-t Ivi-ro of
r'MI K VM ttrt- irf"'j yUSU, 1E3 5SOINES, COUXt'2Ii r.IATi'S,
Vidnii -n. !:: i.Tt'. kiiriKn i - t!o 3rat Itock Irlund Jlonle," arc acid by a'A
Tif5it i Vu'il Wni J .-I fanri'la.
v. laivjA i, l:. kt. .totix.
Ot.i'l Stiicr:ituuCcnt. Gm'l 1'ku -ud 1'u.ss'f r Act.,
Cliieuzo, I1L
THE CELEBRATED
Dexter, Dexter King and Dexter Queen
CAEEIAS-E SPEIH&S
Are Unsurpassed for Easy Riding, Durnbility, and Beauty.
Many Thousands Now in Use.
Send for Circular Giving Price
md Full Description to
BMKTEB SPRING GO
a-i.tVwC-titX
James Pettee
DEaI.EK in
Musical Inslrumenls,
Sole Appointing Agent for
The Unrivalled Ms.hoii 5t Ilamllu
CABINET ORGANS.
Also, the Sleek, Henry V. Miller, and Hallet
& Ciirnston llanos for tlass aud .Sarpy couutie,
'eb. CI1 and nee
SAMPLE INSTRUMENTS
at office. Sixth, one door south of Main &t.
ri.ATTSMOUTH, NEP..
55uslc . J::ars
Will do well to examine our
Xcw 3Iason & Hamlin
WAVERLY ALLE1T
lias just bought fiit the
CASCADE MILL,
JCEAIt WEEPING WATEH,
From Clme St Tewksbury, rnd with an entire
new run of iiiicliiuery. is prepared t
furnish the bet of
FLOUR. FEED,
At all time.
Mr. Allen lias ben Nine Year milling In thM
county, ami I well knoun as a trood Miller.
ille takes pos:.,e.siou the 1st of May. j
5in3. i
AGENTS WANTED FOR THE i
VA P. m . 'j4,L'U-
HIST0RY0RLD !
BY
onr ra:c? Cars is a PMOKINO 3AI.OOV where
you can euji.y your "Havuiui" ut all hoars ol the lajr.
Magnificent Iron nriilucs spnn the MtsstMslppI and
Missouri rivers at all points crossed bv this line-, nud
transfers are avoidoil at. Conneil I'lulls, i.eaTen
wirtli and Atchison, connections bctiiK xuuuo In
Cnivn depots.
TTTK IMUXCIPAT. It. H. CON"?KCT10XS OK THIS
CHEAT 1 liKUfUII l.I.NK AKK AS KOI.I.OWS
At i'.tcaoo, with ail UiveiKUiK lines for tho Eust
and S'nitli.
At tNGLEwnon, with the Lake Shore MiehlKan
SoiHiiTn and I'ittsturu. KUWajrue Sl I'IiU uk" 11. Ivils.
At Washington Hi iguis, with I'utxOurK, Cin
cinnoii ic M. J.uui Ii. K.
Atl H.M.I.K. witli Illinois Centra! K. R.
At riiOKlA, with 1 V. i 3.-.V., I.. A: 1).: I. B. & W.:
III. Midlnml: and T.. P. A W. Knilri:a!.
At Hock Island, with Weslutu Luion K. IL and
Itoeb l-laud A: IHrin Kitilrnail.
At l)Avi:yi"UHl, with tint Uavenport i North-VesU-rn
II. It.
At Wlst l.tnERTT, with the BurliiiKton, Cedar
Itat i:' & Kui tiitui K. Ii.
Att-'Rl.vxrij wish t'cntrnl It. R. of Iowa.
A t li s Moi.n r, ilh 1). M. A Kt. IiodeeK. It.
A t CTNClb r-i.ui KS, with L'ni'.n l'ncitic 1. it.
At (.M.illA, with II. .1 l.i. IS. ir. 1.'. (in Xai
At"iii.;-Mj;rs Ji'N. tio:s, with iiurli.Htou, i.eUar
Itn;-i M N'l.-Uiiru H. lw
At OTTPMWA, with Ontrnl it. It. f Iowa: St.
Lulls. K:in. City & Nurthi ru mid C, H. Si Q. 1L Kils.
.t KcaKfK, v.i:h Tolvl. Pforln nd Viir.:iw;
at-n!.ti. Hiid h't. Louis, Keokpk Jt N.-U'.Il. iU.s.
At liKVi.Kl.', with Kan. iiv, :-r. J. ,v ft. H.
At ATf'HIs)N, Willi AK l.isi.:i, T.iii !.:i .c t.ntn I-"c;
At !i:s"n AN' ti.mi'KVn. 1-r I niou I'm-iiii; It. lids.
Al L-A VE. oiillJ, wit a K. 1'. uuJ K.Cua. It. KUd.
IIULTOX, PA.
J. C CHAMBERS,
Manufacturer of and Dealer in
i&i JL ES. S2? kih
SADDLES,
COLLARS,
HALTERS.
WIIIP3
ETC., ETC., ETC.
REPAIRING
Dono with Neatness! Dispatch.
p onlv place in town where "Tnrley's pat
ent self adjustable horse collars are oKl " "
41lll6
PAPER HANGING
AND
PAI 1ST T I ZLnTG-.
M, McElwain.
rBShop over RoXXER STABLES, on
PINE STREET.
Satisfaction Cuaranteed.
fiillG
O. F. JOHNSON,
DE.vLEU IN
Drugs? Medicines?
All Paper Trimmed Free of
Charge.
ALSO DEALER IN
Stationery, Magazines,
AND
Latest Publications.
IrorcrIptlOTi Carefully CTompoiiuded
by an i:xpcrincetl firusrzlst.
KEMEMFEIi THE 1'LaCK.
Gth .Sr., 2 DOORS SOUTH OF MAIN
TLATTSMOUTH. neb.
11
(FURNITURE DEALER
ii Omaha,
Tlicy Invite Everybody Visiting Omaha, to Call and
Examine their Large Stock.
W 187 FAR NAM STREET,
SPRING IS
Agricultural Zmplomexits,
Pron) a riit'cshing Machine) (o a Hoc
AND VAY DOVN CHEAP.
' ffpf
The King of Plow Sellers.
Corner 3d and Main S! reels,
PLATTSMOUTH, 'JSTHi:
IS READY TO TALK
!eelcis anal
JzTcL77"ours CizLti xcttwrs,
Shovels, I5oc3, Spndcs am! Hand-rnkcs,
Buggies aud SprinG Wagons.
All kinds of HARVESTING Machines;
Mowers, MeajJors & Headers,
Vibrator Threshers,
mm k
Mr o
lias toiin; honu-,
And he lias broughl the finest line o
Dress Goods, Staple Goods, Fancy
Goods and N otionsyou ever saw.
ie hy th &eve91fot& anad
slices fill yoia esD9d rerS
hats caps tIM
yow isa& fouy.
Sprirg and Summer Goods eyer and ever so cheap
Now is your chanco bound lo sell and undersell anybody. Hurry
up. I want to go EaU again next month.
THE BEST I2T THE WOULD IS THE
ITS V. if
MA.NV FA.CTURKI BY
Geo. W. Pitkin & Co.5
ltd for Sumple Cardj and Price Lisia.
THFRFST
1..
"V w jr KOTICE con nr-:."uCSlLRS
FOR PAP.TICU LARS - ..i,fcr.
VhiteSewimg Machine Co.
& if fflffil
Nebraska. -
COMING!
-o-
TO TIIK FA I'M KI'.S ON
tmIE (Dasiltoa's
x
NICHOLS & SIIKI'I'AliD'.S.
Till: liKST MADE
win i
mm
cyi h fttTl
83 & 7 L'irkt Bai
S"lO r-4H0v
WARRANTED
lMA. A. .s. "to
aho OWZ, f SACE PL4 rr Xk.
- ADDRESS '.
Cleveland, ohio.
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