riiE HERALD.
All Sorts.
William Lontruian, tiie English u
lihlii'i. left tn .! ate of a million iUuis.
A small hoy and a gun arc harmless
vhen hj ait. lut they make a teiiil!c
(.i'lilhiuilCU.
"Vouruf swell 1 thouUl like to have my
moustache Uyeil." l'olite barln-r "Cer
laiu'y. DM you biiiij it with you?"'
Av.stii.i, Enirlam1, nuiii, Tuik-y ami
Itiily liiive conofntoi to taku ;ut in t.ie
mixrl occupation of eastern Kouiuuiiu.
TI12 London Times reconiir.einl.s tlint
the City of C:lai;iv hank crcilitots uc
cc'l 10 b!iiliiiis on th-j oiiikI Mcrling.
Tnc sun Ixiru; 1G.OOO,0OO of miles from
the earth, a ray of liirht i estimated to
travel from that lxx.lv to tho earth ia eight
uml outf-third minutes.
In lKJU there w.-rc 1-.?07,0:JS slircp in
Hie United States; In 1-7?, ,74i,."jj(). It
is estimated tht.t tiierc; ::rc i:i the woihl,
Si,WV,KiJ of tl.ese litihiirjj,
Tho pioiluttion of tin in Tasmania,
(formerly known as Van Dic:ntm' l.nl)
had during the ast four years increased
from $-2jJji) tu $,,-W,00U.
"Vhtire will you put mc when I coma
to see you at your castle in t lie airi"
asked a jcntL-iiian of h witty girl. "In a
brown study,' the resiled.
Hartshorn will restore tliy color of wool
en garments without injury, 'i n rj online
icintca grea-e or pnint from cioth aj
liy till jiaiut can ho bt raped off.
It is imjio.ih'.c to make people under
stand their ignorance, for ii requires
knowledge to perceive it; and, therefore,
he that can perceive it hath it uot.
The following suhlirne paragraph is
from one t f the later-1 fashionable novels:
"Without; haml he heM In r beautiful
heal above the chilling waves and with
the other called loudly for assistance.
The question of tiie construction of a
railroad from Matamoros to Jesus Maria
is again being agitated, and the Mata
mororf pajHirs sp-ak hopeiullyof the proj
ect. A Japanese paper states that Japan has
already JS bank, and that t others aro
i-eing ftab'.ished, while oilier linance
companies are applicants for official li
cense. -Sir." said a lady to a would-be wag,
vour jokes always put mc in mind of a
tphere." '"Of a spnere, madam! vYl)y
to, pray?"' "Because they never have any
point.'
"Och,' (.aid a love-sick Hibernian."
what a recreation it is to lie dying of love!
It -sets the heart aching 10 delicately
there's no taking a wiak of sleep for the
pleasure of the pain .'
Wit loses its resnect with th
COod
when teen in company with malice; and
to Kinile :d the j-.-st v.hich plants a thorn
;u another's 1 rca.-t. is to become a princi
pal in the mischief.
l'linee Ii.iis Nnpo'.con it is said r.ims
fit making a co:i-,uet of tiie lViinos
I5(atrico of Enghu-d, and obtaining, by
Lis exclusion to Z.tlulau l, the Qucea's
consent to their union.
A gentleman had occasion to correvt
his daughter, ag?d four, recently. After
it was over and she had sal a.vhiiu, she
went to her mother and inquired: 'Don't
you think it would do papa good to go
out dooiaf '
A punster, after calling for some pic9,
complained liiey were too soon, iiie
waiter said that thev had no others, and
thai those were just come in. "A 3-," said
the wit, "I see your master Las not Lought
them very long.''
Young lady 4 just commencing lessons
in painting) "Look I. tie, "m;".; s?e my
painting. Can you toil what it is.' ' 'Ma
after looking at it s me time; '"Weil,
it's elt.ier a cow or a nebu.l 1 am sure
1 eati't Uil exactly wnicli of the two.''
A small loy in I5elfaf, whose deport
ment at school had always ranked 100
,,cr cent can.e home on-day recently with
Lis standing reduced to '-Wha thave you
Wen doing, my son,' asked the motner.
'lk-cn doing," rcplhtl th? young hopeful,
been doing just as I have all a.ong, only
the teacher caught me this time."
The? following we copy from th
Danville, (111.) Commercial, kindly sent
un by Claude Champion formerly of
this place:
Lost and Found.
A few days ago .1 lady by the name
f Sirs. Kinkade, accompanied by two
small children, one ;i boy 5 years old,
started from Zelaska. Ohio, to go to
Plattamouth, Nebraska, where her hus
band was, who had preceded his family
west and secured a home at or near
that place, and then sent lor them
"Wednesday was the third night the la
dy and her children had been on the
journey and the woman- bad become
paite worn out from loss of sleep. Short
ly after leaving Indianapolis the chil
dren fell asleey, aud as there was a
straight run from that point to Peoria,
the mother thought no harm would
come of her trying to get rest in some
sleep. Just before the train arrived at
Urbana she aw oke and found her little
loy gone. At Urbana Gen. Pease was
telegraphed in regard to the matter,
and the lady with her other child, re
turned to this city on the first train
east. Gen. Pease telegraphed for the
section men and miners to look out
for the lost boy and bright and early
the section men started on the search.
Just before the 7:20 a. in. passenger
train arrived here a man walked into
the I.. IL & Wr depot who had come
from Hillery with the information that
a lost boy had walked into a house near
the track at Hillery a few minutes af
ter passenger train Xo. 1 Lad passed
that place. From the description the
mother recognized her boy and every
person in the depot was glad that no
harm had come to the little fellow.
"Not long after Pat Murphy, section
foreman, brought the little fellow from
Hillery on a hand car. lie is a bright,
independent looking little chap
and when questioned as to whether
the train was moving or standing still
when he got off he said it was standing
still. Our opinion is he was asleep and
did not know what he was doing, as
the train does not stop at that station
except it is signaled, and think it very
providential that he was not either se
riously hurt or killed.
The Library Magazine.
The current number of this mRga
zinc contains ; The Uef enso of I.uck
iiow, a poem by Alfred Tennyson; The
Difficulties of isocialisu, by John Stu
art Mill; Biographies of the Season,
from London Society; The Choice of
Jiooka, by Frederick IlarrUon; Homes
and Haunts of the Poet Tasso. by
Trances EleanorTrollope; Plain Words
About the Afghan Question, by Archi
bald Forbes; Fresh Assyrian Finds,
by 11. II. Ooper, B. A.; The Study of
Etomolojjy, by V. S. Dallas. F. U.S.;
Art Education ia England, by Sir
outts Lindsay; Toilers in Field and
Factory, from London Tims; Wagner
as a Dramatist, from Eraser's Maga
zine; The Keyal Wedding, by II. C.
Merivale. Ten cents a number, or
gl.00 avear. American Book Exchange
rjub'ishers, 55 Becknian street. New
York. Sold only by them direct to
.purclinsere.
IS IT CURABLE?
rrUIOSE who bare trofTerrd from the rations and
-L complicated forma of diee wumed by Ca
tarrh, ana hare tried man 7 physicians and reme
dies wiUiont relief or enra, await the answer to this
question with considerable anxiety. And well they
way ; for no disease that cau be mentioned Is so unf-
Yersslly prevalent and so destructive to health aa
Catarrh
rh. bronchitis. Asthma, Cnnirlig, acn serious
and frequently fstal affections of the lanjrs follow.
In many instances, a cae f.f elmple but nelecteil
C&tAi-rfL Other srinnathrtiG affections snch as
dealness. impaired eyf8!:ht, nnd loss Y aense ot
Smll. may be referred to a minor bntnrertheless
serlons results of nciclect?d Catarrh, bad enough
It themselys, but as nothlnir compare! with tna
danerous aSecUon of the turoul and lungs likulj
to (allow.
IT GA3 EE CUBED.
ITeanbecnrel. Thrr!nor!onMabonttt. Tha
lrumedlnt-i r. -lief nllordnrt by Hamfokd's Radi
oai. Cl'bjk ran Citahku Is but a slight evidence of
what may follow a persistent uso of this remedy.
The hard, lncrusted tnaUzr that has lodged In tha
csjtaliiauaKes is removed with a few ar plications;
the ulceration and Inflammation sabdurd and
healed : the entire m?tu'ran"a llnlneuof the head
are eleansed and puriiiej. Constitutionally its ac
tion Is that of a powrfni purlf in Sient. destroy
ing: In Its course thrnojrn tie system the acid
pottoa. Vie destructive ageDt ia catarrhal diseases,
A COMPLICATED GASE.
Gentlemen. My case Is briefly as follows 5 1 hars
had Oatarrh for u-n years, each year with Increas
ing severity For nine years I bad Dot breathed
Uironun one nostril. 1 had dropplr.n tin the throat,
very bad cough, r.sthma so bad us to be obliged to
tke a remedy lor It at night before being able to lie
down and eU-ep, and a constant dull pain In my
bead. My bad was ct times so full of catarrhal
matter as toinjnromy sense of h earing and compel
me to -t up several times In the night to clear II
and mr thioat before I could sleep. Every one cf
theso dlstrewIng symptoms litis disappeared under
tijo ua of not niite three bottles i f Banfokd's
KapicaL Cmi. Iy hesrlnu Is fully restored. I
Lave 1.0 asthmatic symptoms, no congh.no drop
pings In th-j ihrmtt. r,o lieadach, an l In every irsy
tetter lhn I have been for years. 1 could feel the
effects of the lf on my ipP'tae. 011 my kidneys,
and. In fsct, evry part of my system. What has
been doie in my rwi is wholly- the effect of the
runic l O'rs. Very respectfully,
i iicuavua, Oct. H. C. 11. LAWEEXCB
Indorsed by a Prominent Druggist.
I hereby certify tbnt Mr. T-awrence purchased
the KaoiOal. Cum of me, and from time to time
Biade ine familiar with hlscAsa. I believe bis state.
B'tit to be true la every particular.
JTlICUBl-BO, Oct. 14. J A3. P. DEItDT.
Barn paclrage cor.tslns I)r. Fanford's Improvefl
Inhslior Tubu. and lull directions fur its use In all
cases. Trice, f.. For sal bv all wholesale and re
tail druggists a iid deulers throughout the United
States a. id Cnnadas. WKF.KS f'OTTEK, General
Ageots and W bolesale Drugglsu, iloston, Masa.
VOLTAIC PLASTER
An Electro-Oalvanlo Battery combined
with highly Medicated StretiRtbenlng
Plaster, forming the bet Plaster for paUaa
utd acbee In the World of iledicinc,
REFERENCES.
Pr. E. M. Rlkr. Montgomery. O.
Mrs. Frances llftrrlmaii. Orison, Mo.
ilaskc-ll Lewis. Esq., Mllford, Del.
Mrs. lilehard Clorman. Lynchburg, Yft.
J. B. bammis, Esq., Winona, Minn.
Mrs. J. A. Tuzr.le, Memphis, Ttnn.
11. B. Ooorh, Kjq., Oswego, Kan.
lr. Willard Collins. Bucksport, Me.
). W. Tlostwlck, Esq., Mt. Sterlirg, O.
Mrs. F.llza Young, Cambridge, Mass.
Frsncls llaker. Ksq., Cincinnati, O.
Iis. J. M. Itoblni-oi), E. Orrington. Me.
K. bhlverick, Esq.." Independent" OfllCO.N.T.
Mrs. Elira J. Kullield, Hume, 111.
Jeo. Grav, Fsq., Montlcello, Minn.
Mrs. Cli'ts. H .uihU. Woodhull. 111.
W. II. H. Mc-Kinney. Morrow, O.
Mrs. K. I.. Stevens, Fort Wayne, Ind.
Wm. S. Slmms, Madisonvllle, Ky.
Wr. E. Bredell, St. Louis, Mo.
ilortuuer Lyon, Esq., San Francisco, Col.
And buuiireds of others.
COLLINS VOLTAIC PLASTERS
Cnre when all other remedies fail. Copies of let
ters detailing some astonishing cures when all
other remedies hud been tried without success,
will be mailed free, so that correspondence may
be had if desired. For t iie, euro of Lame Buck and
Treaknestes peculiar to leuial&s, Collins" Voltaio;
Plasters nre superior to all oUitr external
remedies.
PRICE. 25 CENTS.
Tte careful to call for Collins' Voltaio Plastsb
lest you get some worthier imitation. Hold by all
-wholesale and retail druggists throughout the
Tntted States and Canados, and by WEEKS &
POTTEK. Proprietors. Boston, Mass.
. W p ..r li'" ".-V-
THE HENRY F. MILLER
riAo-FoitT 1:
Are not only first -c-l;i!'S In-trnnipiits. Imt tliii
E.st:i,.lisliin'i!t may lie iu.-tly rfirrmlcd
ad one of ilic Ifadiii rintio-Forte
iVlai)uf:("-l'-it., cf the
World.
THE FAVORITES
Ul THE CONCERT HALL.
rniiii!r tli Srason of 17"-17( the Henry F.
M'.iier l'i;nios ere usfil in linsluu anl vicinity
i:i nuic tli:m I'-tS riuorrtt.
St-ufou of lsTi-l-iTS. 175 .'!icr:t.
ht-ason of lxTi-17!' .Month of October. 35
Concerts; Month of November, 45 C'oucert.t-
Xunc but firxt rf.xs Piano rout I (rain xuch un
q'uMioncd xiultiri!ii.
THESE '.1-VOS HAVE RECEIVED
The Highest Praise
From the
IYIosl Eminent Musicians.
Of late I have liad many opportunities of
using your l'iaiios and ean sny with pleat-ure,
they have 11 sii(erioi- in America, and my long
experience abroad justifies me in placing them
ahead ol any foiei,:ii instruments of their kind.
I'HAS. K. ADAMS.
Madame Unc and the other artists of my
couipnny are delighted with the " Miller' I'iano.
for ils 1 i" li purity -if tone, and the woudciful
nianuer in winch it sustains the voire.
11. JlAI'LESOX.
In behn'f f.f tli? Uamnliee Concert Company,
and partietilarlyT.ivself as the pianist td said
company, 1 wish to express many thanks for
the tieautit'ul tlrand I'l.mos of your iHanufac
ture, with w hieh ym have furnished tu; so-far
this se:ison. Willi your fine instruments con
cert giving becomes a positive pleasure and de
light, "so tay we all of us."
IIOW AUD M. l"OW.
I consider no otlier "make" with which I run
actpiaiuted. can excel it in any of the qualities
that constitute a perfect instrument. As an
accoinpaniiiieut for the voice, I know of none I
vuuld prefer to yours.
Mrs. V. i;. II. Cakteb.
I take groat pleasure iu recommending the
Henry F. Miiier llano on all occasions where a
rirst-clas pi;;no is desired.
Mrs. II. M. Smith.
I have known the IMano manufactured by
Mr. Henry F. Miller for many years :.nd I do
not hesitate tu sy that they take high rank
among tiie rii.st-eiajS iuU uinents of anv of the
1
i hist makers. L'aki. Zkkmahx
I consider the Miller I'iano stiperior to all
others in that mellow and Miming nullity t-o ac
ceptable for voice accmpaniuicids.
Mr, is. Aline Osgood.
We were delighted with the llanos of your
matiiifaeiure wliich we used during our recent
tour iu t lie I'nited States their charming sing
ing qualities rendering them eecially ilcsira
ble lor accompanying the human voice.
'i UK OiiKilNAI, SWKDIMI
I.ADIKS' tJL AltTKTTK.
Woria's International Eiliiliition 1878.
This establishment was the only one out of
more than forty I'i.mo-foi te exhibitors, which
warf decreed two aw Altos for its single exhibit
td I'ianos at the Centennial Mxhibiticii.
Thin irti.s only Ettahliehmcnl that Received a
XjkcUiI Auanl for a Xcw Invention
Tiie Patent I'cdnl
Upright Piano-Forte.
IB Henry F. Milter Pianos
nave reeeived the endorsement of tlm
Stale of Massachusetts
and the
CITY of BOSTOIT.
Tliry are LEADERS among the FOREMOST
VIAXOS of TUV WORLD.
KERRY F, MILLER
Boston, Mass., U. S. A.
JAMS PETTEE, Ag't.
Plattsmouth, Neb.
62! y
The Mason & IIamlix Oroax
Ixsjuuctor is the title of a New
Work .11 ranged expressly for the use
of iSchohirs liy Mr. Trowbritlge whose
Musical ability an4 lo.iy; connection
with the Company has eminently fitted
him for the work which he has leen
so successful iu arranging; the. : tidies
are very progressive and complete and
Cue collection-of music throuirhout is
(inc. Our Musicians are a. unit in lt-c-commendinjr
it. Books can be obtain
ed at Mr. O. F. Johnson's I)ri2 Store.
Jajjes Pettee, Acent,
44Lf I'hUtsinouth, b.
NOV HARDWARE STORE.
J. S. DUKE
Has Just opened an entire new stock cf hard
ware, ii
AS'TW sfcrf .'bT' flat MO BStEP
Ne.xt door west of Chapman Smith' Druz
Store.
A Full Line f
SHELF HARDWARE,
SHOVELS, HAKES. SPADES and
ALL (HARDEN TOOLS.
XAILS, NAILS, NAILS, by the Keg
or l'iniiul
ROPE, POWDKIt, SHOT, GRIND
STO V Es
WHEEL-3ARH0WS.
A Full.I.iue of 't'TI.!:ltV.
Sj"( ialRatts to Builders and Con
tractor. AM good sold s low as Ihcy poft-ibly can be
and live. Hy
A. G. HATT
JL'ST urKN'i:i) AflAIX,
Ncic, Clean, First Class Meat Shop,
on Main Street in Fred KroehlerV old stand
F.verj bud v on iiand for fresh, tender meat.
aovl.ws
HENRY BGPCK
IMCALIiU IN
SAFES, CiiAIRS,
ETC., ETC., y.TC,
Of All Ihwiptions.
METALLIC BUM AL CASES
rJ f. - :- v-'; "
Cif a'! sizes, read y uiae an 1 olv! c!iea; for ca.sli.
With many thanks for past patronage. I invi
invite all to call nnd examine my
I.AUCK STOCK OF
40t f. V f K T I - 1 1 : AM) Fl I
ROBERT DONNELLY'S
AND
I LACK SUIT II
SHOP.
Yuyrn, Bwj'jii, Mat-hine and Plow re
2airiwj, aud general jobhinj
I ai:i now prepared to do all kinds of repairing
of lurm ;iid other niachinei v, as there
i.- a goinl lathe in my shop.
PETER RA U EN,
The old Reliable Wagon Maker
has taken ch-rge of t!i3 wauon shop.
He is well know n as a
NO. 1 AVOHKMAX.
Xew Wajons ami IlusicA made to
Order.
SATIS FACTION G V A RA XT EE P.
Shop on Sixthstrect o'jpoiite Strei'ht's Stable
hi
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M
S 5 2 S
2
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a -s
P
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3
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2 2
CC f: 3 J -i
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UPPER JAV BIT,
CAHLETO'M PATENT.
For breaUins nnd driving Colt A.
Uore.
Rendorin? r:te. ni.nn:i.!ieat)le and pleaant to
lrive all kicking, pulling, fliyin. stuinbliu Mnd
hitehing lmrses.
Tte Best Eit to Brealc tiie Colt,
teaehins him more iu three hours than ean be
taught in three davs with any other, making
linn trot faster ani( e:i-ier than by auy other
)roee-s yet known. 0: triI Irnt for yearn tit
tandlc iiiM number of horse or colli.
' Anv one denning fafetv, eomfort or speed,
should bv all means use this Hit. For eaniae
horses, giving them style and eomfort. it i in
valuable. Hit. Hand and Loops (all that is re
quired to handle any horse or eolt aside from a
eummon harness with sdd cheek rein) will be
sent anywhere, with full direction for ailjut
injr and ti'e, postage paid, on receipt of .. If
1'. o. orders .ire Kent thev must be drawn on
"Station w York City. Liberal arrange
ments made, with the trade. Agents wanted.
All persops are eautioued asaiust infrintftnj;
this iiaten't Address
. C:. CARJLCTOX,
Southwest eorncr 121st Street aud 3d Avenue,
.New Yorfc. m
HUBS?.
J C5
P5! ijMjdy i
TX I
KEEN AN & CHACE.
BB
no
tf itil ! r i r I
CIGARS AND TOBACCOS.
I'LATTSMOUTII - - NEB.
Also Billiard Hall and Saloon on
Main street, four doors from Sixth at
Neville's old place.
Store nd saloon on Main St. two
doors east of tiie Post cilice.
BEST BRANDS OF CIGARS, ALES,
WINES,dC, AT BOTH
PLACES.
Kcinrmbt r The sine aud I'litce.
2,,y Keenan & Grace.
THE
Ciiicago Burlington & Qnincy R. R.
is ti I IN
DIRECT ROUTE
BETWEEN THE
East and West.
Runniflg Through Cais
" CHIOAaO1-
Couhci:l Bluffs,
CONNECTING WITH TIIE
Union Pacific Railroad
KOi: A I.I. l'OI'TS IX
XEIIRASXA .
COLORADO.
irrouixfj.
HOXTAXA.
XEVADA.
ARIZOXA.
IDAHO,
AND
2?
T 11 11 O V i El C A R S
TO
KANSAS CUT. TGFEKA.ATL'HISQN k. St. JosepI
Aud the SIIOKT LINE to all points on the
illssor IU. KANSAS KX AS. and
liOCSTON TEXAS (JEN THAI.
i:aili:oais,
Pallman Palace Sleeping Cars.
AND THE
CEI.EBATED
C, 15. & Q." DINING CAES.
BY THIS KOl'Tl
All infos inatton about rarer cf fare will he
eheerfuily iveu by ai lj ir.; ii
C. Y. SJIITI3.
Trafll I;inager.
James 11. Wood,
4g't, Chieato
W. D. JONES'
Again tuUed the
Brick Livery Stable.
rLATTSMCl'TH, - - NEB II A PEA
The old llnniit-r St.Mbh-s. in T'U-.tf inf.'il !i. au
now leased by Wm. I. .MINES, ami he has on
hand new nnd h;i!id-uine ueeoiuiuudulicus, in
the shape of
II OR ES, CARRIAGES, BUGGIES,
v.iul
SADDLE HORSES.
I am pn-pai c-d to keep HOUSED
FOR SALE s TRADE!
And will
Train and Ereak Cots
On Ileasonab'.e Terms.
ALSO KCIIEMRCR,
That Tvith "jiU-nty of room (that evorv one
kniw I liavei in my r-tahle. 1 can Fannors'
t-tock and wajruns. loads ot hav, &c., under eov
er. where tiiev viil keep drv.
Thanking nil mv old patrons for their liberal
ity. 1 solieii their trade for the future, satisfied
that I e;in aeeoiniiiodale tbem bttt'.r and do
better by iheni than ever before.
3yl
WM. D. JONES.
JOHN SHANNON'S
LIVERY SALE AND FEED
Carriages always on Hand,
AND
HEARSE FUNERALS.
T-A.K:E3 IsTOTICE !
I want all of my aeeounts nettled to date,
aii't I shall do no nioie credit business. All old
aeeounts must be settled up. and no ner ones
w ill be made. I'nless such accounts are M-ttlcd
slmrtiy they will be i-ued.
I wish toUo astiictlc.isli business in future.
JOHN SHANNON.
4.jly l'lattsmouth. Neb.
MIKE SCHNELLBACHER,
BLACKSMITH
liORSE nllUEING.
AND
WAGON REPAIRING
All kinds of
FARM IMPLEMENTS
mended
Neatlg cf- Promjitly
:0:
Horse, 3Iule& OxSlioeins:.
"
In short, we'll shoe anything th:it hu?
lour feet, from a Zfbra to a Ginille.
Come and see us.
IsTETW" SHOP,
on Fifth St between Main aid Vine Streets.
Just across .e corner from the xkw 1IEKAI.
orricR. ioy"
CM Z. X. M T
DICK STREIGHT'S
LI VERY, FEED AND SALE STA
BLES. Coiner 6tU and Pearl Sts.
HOKSr.S EO.VHDEI KY THE
DAT, "TCei, OU MOMII.
HORSES BOUGHT.
SOLD 0R X,'RJA.IDE3X).
For a Fair Commission.
TE.t31S AT ALL HOIKS.
Pellicular attention paid to
Driving and Training
TIlOTTI. STOC.
OPIUM
nrf Morpnln Tstbt nSMiintgly mnA P'y
-Of-!. l sUl; nupiMititv. -r.rf mu
tot narJ-lr. 1 st Cju.Tur.
HUltlil III
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WHO 18 UNACQUAINTED WITH THE GEOGRAPHY OF THIS COUNTRY, WILL SEE BY
EXAMINING THIS MAP, THAT THE
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rooM'"fe'
CHICAGO, ROOK ISLAND & PACIFIC R. R.
IS TIIE (J RE AT C0SNECTINQ LI5K BETWEEN TIIE EAST AND TIIE WEST !
Its tn!n Hue runs from Chicago to Council Eluffa
end Oiuulia. passing Uirttuch Jolict, Otmn, Ia
Hullo, Gentneu, Mohne, lt.ic-K ll:in., Iavenporl,
Wks Liberty, l.jwn City, Marena.i, UrooLlvn,
Grlnnell, and es Mnlnes, (the cupitol of Inwa)
with brnncbos frum Hurean Junction to Peoria;
Wilton Junction to Moscntine, Washington, l-'air-fleld,
Khlun, ltclkuup, C'entreviil, I'rinct:ton, Tren
ton. Gallatin, Cameron, liivenworth anil Atchison;
WashiiiKlou to Sipfiurnoy, knlKs and Knoxvillc;
Krokuk to I i;ra,mtuni. llonapurto, iientousport,
Indcpenilent, Kldoti. Ottumwit. Kildyvillc, Oska
loori.o. I'elia. Monn e, and Ics Moines; Deatlolnes,
to Iiidianolu and Wlntert; Atlantic to Anluhon
and Avoca to Harlan. This Is positively tl,o only
Kallroad which owns, controls and operates a
tbrouxh line botwren i'hicripo and Kansas.
Tliis Coajpany own and control tbi-irblo-pinp Cars,
irhirh are inferior to nono. aud eive you a double
berth between Cliirapo and CouimmI UlutTs ,uvcn
worth, or Atchison for Two Dollin and KirtyCents;
and a section for Hvc llollars, wh le ull otbor lines
clmrpe bPtwceu the name point. I hrea Hollars for
a double berth, nad R;x Dollars f.i a oo- ti"n.
What will plense you most will b t"io picasiirw of
enjoyiiiR your munis, vlulo nassini; over t hs lauti
fuf prairies of Illinois and Iowa, in meof our mus
nitlcent lnnina and KostiaurantCiirsv hct accompany
all lhrout;h Express Tiiua. You Bfct n triiire meul,
us Rooa as is served in any first -cl-s hotel, for
seTenty-fivo cents ; or you can order -tail you like,
and pay for what you ptt.
Appreciatinx tho fact that a majority ,t the people
prefer separate apartments for rtiilerit purposes,
(and tho enormous pa.sseuer burinesb tais luirt
warranting it.) w ar pleam'-.i to nnniiiie th.it this
Company runs Its PAJ.ACh: Sl,KKi'I.N CAi:.S for
Sloepin purposes, and its 1'AI.ACK MM S1 CAl'.S
for Eatuiij purposes. Oue oilier fcToiit fcuiuru of
PAIAfS CARS nrf mn thrntui to yEOBIA, ES MOIXES, COPXCIL BX.17FFS.
AT) IIISOA nud I.EAVIlVWOiiiTil!
Xlctets -via thi Line, kaown u the "Crfat Kock Island Route," are sold bv ull
Ticket A are n Is In the Vnlted Sltattta and Cunndu.
fur laformatlvu not obtaiaatao at vur Ituotc tlclket office, address.
A.. KIMIIALL,, iC. ST. .TOTIX.
Gen l upcriutocdent. Gen'l Tkt. and I'ass'tr Aat.,
ClucuKO, TIL
THE CELEBRATED
Dexter, Dexler King and Dexler Queen
OAERIAGE SPEIFC-S
Are Unsurpassed for Iva.sy Riding, Durability, ;.nd Beauty.
C M :nv Thousands
Send for Circular Giving Price
and Full Description to
Near Pittsburg-.
yi
James Pettee
DEaT.EK IX
Musical Instruments,
Sole A ppointiny Agent for
The Inrivallcil Jlasaii i Ilaiiilin
CABINET ORGANS.
Also, the Ste k. llcniy F. Miller, ami Hallet
.V CiinistMii l'i.-'.nos fur (.'ass ami .Sarpy couiitie,
"eb. Ci'il ami see
SAMPLE INSTRUMENTS
at ofliee. Sixth, one Uoor south of Main St.
1'I.ATTS.MOl'TII. NEB.
WUPdo well to examine our -
Xcw 3Iason & Hamlin
0"KC3-JSEXlsrST"RTJCTO"EL
WAVERLY ALLE1T
lias just bought fut the
CASCADE MILL,
XEAli WEEriXd WATEU,
From Chae a Tewksbuiy, anl with un entire
new run of machinery, i prepared to
furnish the uei-t ot
FLOUR. FEED, &c.f
At all times.
Mr. .Vilen has been Xine Years milling in this
county, ami is well known as a good Miller.
jylle takes possession the 1st ol May,
5ni3.
AGENTS WANTED FOR THE .
HISTORY05" TEE W OR L D
v"iv-i W.Sf?-. ?' "7.-r5 14 ?'-.Q?t t tv I
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our PaTnce Cars Is n PMOKIN'O PAIiOO? where
you cau enjoy your Havana" at all hours ol the day.
Masmittcpiit Iron Bridges span the Mississippi and
Missouri rivers at all points crossed by.thla line, and
transfers are avoided at Council I'.lurls. Leaven
worth and AU-lilttou, connuctioua being made la
Uni)n deptit.
TI1K ITIINCTPAL R. R. CONXECTION'3 OF THIS
GREAT TH KOl'till l.IXK ARK AS KOI.IxnVS
At Chicago, with all diverging linos for tho Kast
andirouth.
At KxuLEwoon, with the Lake Shore Michigan
Southern and t'lrtsbuot. Kt Wayne A Chleaeo R, Rds.
At Washington Heights, with I'ittuburK. Cin
cinnati & bt. I.ouix R. it.
At 1. Salle, with Illinois Central R. R.
At l'EOKIA, with 1'.. i. 4 J.; l. 1.. & Lt.; I. B. 4 W.:
111. Midland: and T.. P. & W. Railroads.
. At Rock Island, with Wcs-teru L'uion R. R. and
Rock Island A F-oria Rnilroadn.
At DAVKNPOiii, with thw Davenport & North
western R. R.
At West 1.IBF.RTT, with the EurlinRton, Codar
Rapids A Northern R. R.
AU:RirF.LT with Central R. R. of Iowa.
AtDtj MoiNFS, with 1). M. a Kt. lodt'R. R.
A CoPNCIL. Rl.rrFr!, with Union PuciUc R. R.
At m aha. with B. A, Mo. R. It. Ii. (in Neh.
AtCui.r.Miirs JcNcTiox, with liurliuk'tun. Cedar
Rapids Jt Northaru 1L. 11.
At OTTT-MWA, with Central R. R. of Iowa; St.
Louis, Kan. City & Northern and C. It. Jt (J. R. Rds.
At Keokhk. with Toledo. Peoria and Warsaw;
Wabash, and t. Louis, Keokuk & N.-W. R. Rds.
At Bevekly, with Kan. Cilv, M. J. fc V. R. R. It.
At Atchison", with Atchison. Topeka Santa Ke;
Atchison Neb. and Cen. Br. I'nion I'ucitlc Ii. lids.
At Lkave.v ivuhiu, with K. P. aud K.Cvn. 1L Rda.
Now
Use.
in
IIULTOX, PA.
J. G- CHAMBERS,
Manufacturer of and Dialer in"
SADDLES,
COLLARS,
r r i t fry r- t i
f l.lll IliO,
WHIPS
ETC., ETC., ETC.
REPAIRING
Done with Neatness! Dispatch.
1 i e on!v place in town where "Turlcy's pat-
cm sen adjustable noise collars are oi.i. '
4.IIHC
PAPER HANGING
' AND
jP .A. 1 2sT T X 3ST (3-.
M, McEIwain.
t--Shoj) over ROXXER STARLES, on
PINE STREET.
Satisfaction (juaranti'l-d.
rnn',
O. F. JOHNSON,
DE.vI.EK IX
Drugs? Medicines
Ail Paper Trimmed Free of
Charge.
ALSO DEALEll IN
rTT? sTi "Z 2
Stationery, Magazines,
AND
Latest Publications.
Prescript lon "arefully Compounded
by s.u Kxiirricnfcd Ilrusslst.
kememi:ek THE TLaCE.
th ST., 2 DOORS SOUTH OF MAIN
rtATTSMoi'Tfj. yy.B.
"PuRNITURE
Omaha,
Furniture Establishment
111
Tlioy Invite Everybody Visiting Omaha, to ( all and
Examine their Large Stoeh.
L'" 187 FAR NAM STREET,
SPRING IS COMING!
F'miSIgS SalS 2E23ESS5L
Agricultural Implements,
From a IMi resiling Machine; lo a Hoc
AND AY DOWN CHEAP.
I SO
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The King of
Corner oil aiu"
IS HEADY TO TALK
!
IjEcurTo xrs, CulLL citoi w,
Shovels, t.Soos, Spades and Haiici-rakcs,
Buggies and SprinG Wagons,
All kinds of HARVSSSTIKG Machines,
Mo. Tfors, Reapers & Headers
Vibrator Threshers,
SSliL &
V V
has come iiomc,
And he has hrouilit the finest line o
Dress Goods, Staple Goods, Fancy
Goods and N otionsyon ever saw.
P ay EHf BMSDg i glsGeCIi'
5e hj Siae &eFV)hts aBucH
Siiee fill ydiua vskH rsa
lmi mtti caps tUl
ymn mum hmjof
Spring and Summer Goods ever and ever so cheap
Now isyour chaneo hound lo sU and under. 1 1 unylodj. Hurt g
up. I want to go Eat again w.rt month.
THE BEST III TEE
MANUFACTURED JtV
Geo. W. Pitkin k Co
kzi fcr Sinple Cards and Trice Liite.
THE DCS T
The would
SOLD BY
Wh'teSewing Machine Co.
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Nebraska.
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Plow Sellers.
Main Sf rcct,
TO TIIK FA KM El IS X
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NICHOLS SIIKIM'AIJD'S,
THE j'KST MA DM
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