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THE HERALD.
All Sorts.
It is lx-tter to lie toe Cz:ir whcu lie ij
s!ijt at, tli.ui tJiu cro.v.l. Lion ie'e.
A .Marion ((ia.) cow, which fell down a
nell, subsisted awcokoii a straw mattress.
A AYisconsiu farmer says that two or
three flax iilauts in each potato mil will
keep the beetle ou.
An Enrli!Ii naixir tolls of a bl.ick cat
wlii-jli dccoynd birds l"'r' its eating l
feediuj them on crumbs of bread.
The man that got drunk in the nun Mc
' yard explained to the Judge before whom
he was taken, (hat he had becu on a mon
umental bust. Albany Eft. Jour.
An Iowa boy, being upbraided for al
lowing an ageii man to cane hint, iein;i:k-i-d:
' H i you suppose I would hurt such
an old man :in U.aii Ho'. 1M see him in
-lophel Iirat!"
Several boys weeding onions in South
ern t were pio.trated by a stroke of liiit
niii". lloys w!ne fathers own I'lii-iii-beiis,
should cut tiii-i out an I pitj it in
their fathers' hats. Di ilcrrj Nexs.
Why don't you kill o:Tmoreold liens?'
inquired a friend to a Mew Jersey fann
er. The lati'.r leaned over the fence, and
eyeing his interrogator fcr a while, tol
euiniy replied: "Summer boarders."
What is the difference between a cat
confined in a bag and the wind blowing
tl.r u Ji a dilapidated house One cries
through a sack, and the other fcighs
through a crack.
A lady who was suffering under slight
indisposition told her lm.-li.tn I that it -v.is
with the greatest lit:leiiily that .she could
breathe, mid the c!lo,-t tlitii saed her ex
tee lingly. "I wouldn't iiy lay dour!" he
fcootiiingiy res;iundcd.
A fashionable it-::ii says: 'CharnuDi;
caps for breakfast are of inus:in, have
liiol-crowns I ord .re I with .-eaat r.illles.'
It doesn't t- li how tliey are cooked, and
wc don't believe we could tat 'em, no
matter how tl.ey were served up.
A Sa!i Francisco barber, formerly n
prize tighter, seeing a customer take o.'i
Ids coat and pu.di up his shin sieeves, iu
ninciively regarded those luovein nts as
preparatory to a scrimmage, ami gave him
a whipping before an uud.ratandii
C could
be ttlected.
"Is this a foreign country?" nk an
American jouin i!. "iiuN'noi l"ather is
made in C'onncc' icut, DoiI mux wine is
manufac'.urcd in t.'alifoinia. French lace
is woven in New York. Itaiian n.arble is
dug in Kentueky, ?I.ir- i les Sin -n is pro
duced in M iss ;t l.u-i. tts l'.!v'li.-h ca-si-ineie
is made in Xcw Ila-up.-tiiire, I'anan
a:t work conns Irons a sh"p in Ho.-ton,
Spanish mackerel are caught on tie.- New
Jeisey coast, an:l !!avana r"g.i:s are roll
ed out by the mil. ion m Co.iag'-'-
31. tie Lessees related a c.n ious aaec
dote of Lis easiy life in u iccit speed
inaoe lje;o;e a scueuti.li: :soeia;ion at
Amiens. He said that he came to that
tow n in V pas.; his degree of Hich
e.or. the Iroiesor :i.-ke.i him which
were tlie four cardinal points on a map
but he was ob.iged to confess taat he d.d
not know, lie obtained good mirks in
Greek and Latin but cn.jreiy failed in
geography. lie has certa liiy since made
up lor los lornier ilerieieucy.
A little iioy in Eist Dii Igepor Cnn
has a singular ti i.une.ss lor eating cotton
in the vaii.jus forms in which it is used,
bis parents have to watch him, because
lie will chew up and swallow every piece
of thread he lmds, and will also much
from a roll of coitou batting if opportu
nity oilers. Nut iong a -o he ate uuito a
hole in a roll of the latter intrusted to
him to carry borne. This revolutionary
sijic ot diet does not seem to entirely
agree wiii nis tiealth, as he is quite ema
ciated. The inventor of shoes for walking on
the water gave an exhibition at -.Memphis.
He stepped boldly .;T the ievee, but the
buoyancy of the .shoes was uct equal to
expectation, and he mi 1 ienly sank into
the river. lie was so neariy drowned
when le curd l'r -m the w ater, that they
had to roll hi;n on a barrel. No moie
successful was the trial of a Hying ma
chine at San Fianei co. The inventor
starU-d fiom a Jmue top, i'.ut.ered bri.-rly
in the air, ami fed iuoj i stream where
the apparatus neady caused ids death by
sinking hiuu
Frank Leslie's Popular Honthly for
aer.uiuuer.
Ia as r.3ual filled with delightful read
ing matter and exceedingly beautiful
embellishments and will be heartily
welcomed wherever it goes. The ope
ninjr article, "Napolpon IV, 13 an ela
borate and very interesting history of
the Prince Imperial, with his portrait
and over a dozen illustrations. 'Pre
sented at Court" is an article descrip
tive of the English Court and the Cer
emo:iT of Presentation. It is profuse
ly illustrated, as is also "The Story of
the Resolute," the old Arctic exploring
ship, which formed part of Sir Edward
lielcher's expedition in search of Sir
John Franklin. "The Alpine Climbing,
its Pains and Perils," "In the Xez Perce
Land." by Lieutenant Colonel Costello,
and "A (llirnpse at the Inner Life of
JJexico." by Nugent Robinson are ad
mirable illustrated papers and will well
repay the reader. The department of
fiction is unusually rich; the interest
ing serial, ''The Golden Dawn," is con
cluded, and there are several stories by
popular authors possessing peculiar
merit. Among the most noteworthy
are Li Contensa La Varina," "There"
8a." "The Mystery," "A Life SacriGce,"
"The Young Lady from Boston," etc.,
etc. There are a variety of well writ
ten sketches. Poems by Eliza Cook,
Etta V. Pitrco, J. Warren Xewcomb,
Jr., and others, and an old style ballad,
"The Children in tho Wood," very
quaint and very pleasant reading
There is s.I.o an abundant miscellany,
embracing all sort3 of subjects both
instructive and entertaining. The 123
quarto page are. in a literary and ar
tistic point of view, super-excellent.
The price a single copy is only 2o cents,
and tho annual subscription 83; six
months, S1.50; four months, 81. Ad
dress, Prank Leslie's Publishing House,
53, 53 and 57 Park Place, Xew York.
ST ijxe Novgorod Fair. The great
market of the eastern world ha.s been
held at this junction of the Volga and
Olg.i Ilivers in llussia, every summer
for hundreds of years. Hero the na
tions of Europe and Asia meet with
their products for trade. Cossacks,
Chinese. Turk and Persian meet the
German and the Greek with every va
riety of merchandise that mankind
employ?, from sapphires to grindstones,,
tea, opium, fur, food, tools and fabrics,
and last but not least, medicines. J.
(3. Ayer & Co.'s celebrated remedies
from America were displayed in an
elegant JJazaar, where the Doctor him
self might sometimes be seen. They
are known and taken on steppo3 of
Asia as well as Die prairies of the
"West, rind are an effectual antidote for
ll.o diseases that prevail in theyaourts
o the North a. well as the huts "and
c. : bias of the w estern continent. Lin-
i'TI' 'I inins
'Ji.1 in Fieeiiinensvii.c iives an old no
.;io ii):m namei Atiani CihiuiOs, who is in
a vei v dirtili;tu condition. Fur some
lime l.c had been 1 iv.ntr in a sort ;t it I cut
Sneezing Catarrh, Chronic Ca
tarrh, Ulcerative Catarrh,
permanently cured by
RADICAL
CURE.
Biwrown't RiirrCAtCrTt fob Catabrh Is a earn.
Certain, and permanent enre for Catarrh ot every
form, and Is the mot perfect remedy ever devleecC
v purejy n veReiaDte aisiiiiaiinn, ana 19 applied
locally by lnnntnatlon, and coactltntlonally by la
ternaladmlnlatratioa. Locally applied, rtlttfxa in-
oaaal paaaajres of every fbcliug of bc.ivlnesa, ob
struction, dulnpss, or dizzlnes;). Conetitutlonnllr
adminMered It renovates the Mood, purilles ttc'f
ij.u ikiu w which 11 is aiwaa cnarea in
p;rfcct 1! if rat Ion, makes new blood, and Derail
tno lormaii.m or sound, healthy tissue, and Anally
Obtains comnlcte control over thn rilanann TIia
remarkaMn curative power, when all olher remo-
uie uneriy iau, oi BtSFOUII HADIOI COBB, are
attested hy tlioniands Who rratefuhv recommend
It to fcllow-BQlTercrs. No statement is mado re-
Karumir ii tnai cannot D autmrantlrvtea br tbo
nioet rcspoctabla and reliable references. It U a
(treat and pood medicine, and worthy all coufl-
ueucB. r..Lco psciavn collars a 1 rcatlia on L a
tarrh and Dr. banford's Improved Inhaling Tubo
tad tuU directtauii.for its use la all casta. Price 41.
An Enthusiastb Friend cf Ssnfcrd'a
Radical Clto.
UoIlaTTOw, fin.MTT & Dowjjt'3 Pna Asrci
MAKINB I.V(.rASCI Aokxot,
7X Pine Street, 6t. Louis, Mo., Feb. 7, 1CT7. J
A, A. nKLLiBB. Washington At- City. Dear
eiemer: 1 iiare ior some years Deen troubled with.
Catarrh, a-id fortlio past two years have suffered
serlonply with it. otlcinir yonr advertiscmert of
CAnruBU H I.KMHDV (tUDICAL t I'HE), 1 decided tO
try it. I have nsedonlvt wo bottles, and as a result
I feel so much relieved thnt I presume on our per
sonal relations and write this to you and ask tiiat
rou take some meenres to et it more prominently
before tiiu public, that others may have fuch relief
ail hire. 1 liava recommended It to quite anum
lr of my frlcmis, all of whom havo expressed to
rai their LigU oatlmato of lis value and food effect
With then.
I really think It partlcu'orlr adapted to w-anM of
Bt. Louis people, and they allouphtto know of It.
and those who need It should try it. I will risk tho
assertion tiiut 1 cr. vials lata sample! ta bo
(riven away will sell ns many hotlks.
Try some plan. Let the people have It: thernci
It. I believe I could sell Wt bottles myself cf
conrso you could larpily lucreaee this number.
Why not try It? Tours truly, WU. liOWEN.
Bold by e.TI TVnolcpcIo and Retari Drniriristn and
Deilersln Medicine throughout tho United Mates
and C'anadss. WKEK3 4 POTTER, General Agfcnta
end Wholesale Drui;i;Uls, Boston, Mass.
A3CD
CUBIDBT
J VOLTAIC
PLASTEE3
me?Z - wk' t totter: GentJtmen, One year
bo I wm seized with Bevero BttacH of Kbenmni
ti-m in my right hip, to which I wMfubjcctT 1 1 J5
i-r.'?K ,',ni.mn nnd rheumatic cures, biit
wltLout the least benefit, when my son, a druwlst.
? " J C'Toct was afraobt magical, for, to my irraternl
.r.pMe: LWM ai.most "nedia'teiy well IgKi, Ini
Jlrf 1 worlt u?on m farn B nual. whereas,
before the application of the I'lnster. I could do
nothlnp. and every atep cavo me pain. A few week
retm ned. but I bid happy to say the second Plaster
X v?f?S;?lSou "e flrat. and I am tTow well.
Wy wife wishes me to a. d that oao Plaster haa
ihn tSlh-a.m B,ac,t' .nd e'lecrtully rccomraeua
Ibem to the Buffering. Yours very reipectful! y.
BLasd, Ms., Ju.19 6, 1S-.0. KOIJ2UT COXIOV.
NOT A QUACX NOSTRUM.
Cnrinj, I hereby certify that for several
years past I have uod the Voltaio Plastehs lii
LIJJ1lac,'c' B?d ''vc never knovn them to fail lit
BffordinK ppeedy relief in those cuses Tor which they
PEICE S3 CEST8.
Ee careful to c hfnln Collikj.' V, ltaT'- Plastt-i
combina'lon of Electric and Voltaic PiSt"S;
?ntlK sl liiite,r- B9ieT"a ,n the a-Jovo
ent. bjlJ by all Wholesale and Retail Drucirts
Vti-t-KS & roTT.ll. Proprietors, Eotou. Mat.
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STG'X, CARRIAGE and GRXA
MEXTAL PAINTER,
Shop over the Urick Block
next to II Bocek's.
rLATTSMOUTII,
4 iy.
J. C CHAMBERS,
JIaiiufui-turer of ami Doali rin
51 Ik
T7TS iT?
SADDLES,
COLLARS,
JI A ITERS,
WHIPS
ETC., ETC., ETC.
REPAIRING
Done with Neatnessl Dispatch.
p rnly ptai-f in town where "Ttirk v's pat
ent ic-lf adjustable horse coll.-irsarc colli."
4rmc
KELA.N & GKACE.
Innlnnn
muui Doaioio.
CIGARS AND TOBACCOS.
rLATTSMOUTII - - NEB.
Tim: tt 1 r . .
jjiin;tru nan ana saloon o
Main street, four doors from Sixth at
Aevihe 3 old place.
BEST BRANDS OF CIGARS, J LES,
WINES, d-C.
Kem ember The Xante and I'lace.
2lly Keenan & Grace.
O. F. JOHNSON,
DEaI.EU in
Drugs Medicines;
AND
All Paper Trimmed Free of
Charge.
ALSO DEALER IX
BOOKS,
Stationery, Magazines,
AND
L.itest Publications.
aresrriptifit Curffnlly Compoomlcd
ln.ioe ot an old bi.inKei, having no In. u.mj. 5,. , J J ' j,Tnn A v!u,,'- iiccvrj
All the while he praye-i that it would not ot tlipLtvor, Stomach -iJ
ruin until the people gave him a l.ou.se to jand Bowels. It is Purely g&f$ ''v 1,TC?.
live in. iMievingth.t his prayer was jVegetable. It never (V1 gf Td " LffKiS S
b'tving tne tiesoe-i ik I, tutt ne-'roes Dpl.iiit-iton Tf-ia fr'rj N J '.r ' impoicncj br the only
wtni to v. oi iv ami inn.: n.m .i no. o. -, nn- ri .t'n-t;. or. l f fe-t' ' tri 13 V a ' Arni-.oanon tu ihrj.rm-
K-ltlllg It Oil .alUIJay. Jut U.ilo. '.Mli.deiy K rl MWjS' 2 U iU .pil.c iiUlur,.. . t..c l-eu:inal 4e EJe-
llie In. Use t ail'ht iile ll O:il a stove on 10niC. FT H D 1 3 ?" ' ulr.torr Du.o.f rotrat fc.loi.UauJ Up. tkra. Tl.t
Jlouday and burned t) the ground. 1J'i n l.A e f-V hB ) 1 S " qi.-iy ai.iM-a am! .-m h.urh.-ii. jr.,dMCii((n
L'i' 4 i V V $ -ci in-.mecliat i(:htn and rrtotntivc .ti'.-cr i:po.i Ut
MWHUMMH i ii i Plf.3 fi i V I '-V' uai'and i--rvi.'m orea i. iia: .u-i urerkci l;.jj e't-wl.iie
1 W li f.'.-l t-Vii VLa 1 ' fc,V 3S I-.iiftliaindl.. !.r...ia ..ot.r- inriariv. r.-v,i.
.... i ia ii .)i.:i:i'i r.i r-'iTTintr L.m... ir r.-... &
nZil U y Om ha E 1 B
WALL, PAPER.
KLMKMBKK THE n ,u E.
, : noons south of main
n.VTT'SMOKTH. M".t.
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5 OLD MD HELIABLE. ;
Dr. Saxfoki.s Liv-ut Invigoratoh
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Lns brcu nseiljj
in my practice;
u 3 i lor more than ?.. vonra
.""wirJi uiiprcerao.tc.l rcsutts.'j
SEND FOR CIRCULA3.J
ni::--..-ir miiTKLiiur its khittitio.
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A. H. Jackman & Sons.
IMIOI'KII'.TOKS.
Maniilaeturersof
our, Meal,
ETC, AND
Shippers of Grain.
Tir"Specia! attention given to all kiuds.of Cus
toiii ;riii(!i!iy.
LOUISVILLE.
CASS C'Ol'NTY,
MCDKASKA
5tf
A. G. HATT
JITST uri'NE!) ACAI.V.
New, Clean, First Class Jlrat Shop,
on :.5am Street in Fred Kroe?.'er'n old Maud
everybody on hand for fresh, tender nu-af.
.'S;l.rc
Platts Valley Herd of
POLAND-CHINA
T..OLARE,
WEEl'INt; WATEK, ... xEj.
rO"i:ei;isterr-d Stock for sale. lOmc
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"V7-A3-OZnT
BLACKSMITH
SHOP.
Witjon, Et.7!7y, Machine awl Plow re-
pair my, and yentral jobbiuj
I am now prepared to do all kinds of repairing
oi lann ana otner niaciiim rv, as liu-ro
is a good lathe in my shop.
PETER RAUEN,
The old Reliable Wagon Maker
lias taken ehara of tho wagon shop.
He is well knn ns a
NO. 1 V.'OKXMAN".
tew Uasous mid i:uss,ie made to
Order.
SATISFACTION CUAKAXTEED.
Shop on Sixthstrcet opposite S'rtihfs Stable
20
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PROF. HARRIS' RADICAL CURE
103. SPER?.IATTOSH(EA.
"SEMINAL PASTS LLEr-
f Idc'iS.Avtjrs ou toSto cy, J.ii'.Iio.uHtitiiriint-ar
tce vt' protiiatiire old njc i.jtniliv . inj'anvihK tltU
trvtiblr, ttiitl rotri;i ;ir:(' C fitf-itirl Vijrrr, wliVn it ha
been lfTuant Ior.v-3 Tiii turn if f tnmnnut )m t.-nil
thr t"t in vc'V n'vra c:is- mni i: now pnn oittttrd
nicr9. Druj; cr- t-o iium-Ii pTr-rilK i in tlitf truubi,
t:i, m iiifinv ran h"ir witna- t, vit!) hut Irt'c if nny
I--mfinci:t -icm!. 'ITi r i i l: Noun n tb-m tli P:.fara
ti. ii, Trif! .tal (j'-"( id'i ri al-li- lit ! ittivrl guai an-
tf-e that it will K'r2 sa:islietioa. Durinyr the eipM
Tcarathst it hmtn in 'OTnrt ne, wc Imv tiiouui.u
t( ffltiniowirl to it vul-tr, nnd it is tr,w couevta
ti tjr t'ic Ipti:tiil l'rtfvu ! he ti- iiet rutior.al
ntfRis v?t I:4''vcr?-'l ct rt'!i-.ijTi itjwi rnrinj; vrnr firrv
Blnt trouble, t-'ial : v ll t. iot. i t ) !xc tl:c ritucr t-t timo d
m?scr ti iiii'ir, and iipnn .V.cim qi:acUs rty w ith
th.'ir- littHir'iMK f ml I. fc?.T!ic itwmnJ i "put u;
in n nnr b c ni t tnt n month. mil mm n; -lniti
rrnpprr by wttil fr $ 3. Two Ixtxr. ( .ui"i.j,i tc
rT"-;a p-ru;nunt.f curJ nnlr in rrrt're cn ) 5 Tarrt-
Imx i r.t-l'i llir.i 1-a I iio.thn. , ,.J ti i-m iinr.
rc r,re vlfor. in tWMtenwi. J 7. Full DlUXCI IONS
HARRIS REWIEDY CO. MF'G.CHCttlCTS
6ar!etandfifh. Sls. ST. LOUIS MO
Oltr:errBig-iO
A inrj. new onI rtnplrt Q-uid" to
T'. ji -
I - a? orhr, t l'liiuwinie cliftitri A
riinret4'i t WnfiiftnmiiMl, Vcirctmn ot
Wile. K idrtitt ft Vii2ii.i:v. laM-
S 7- Z4 t t4 periMiiriiu. r.omat.b'.e sua im'onipoti-74;t-'il--"
Steruily in wuu.rn, cau niii
.fvir- to wir, f ror it utin, i" ri.UM-, CiH;;cv ami
Mftjrtinni-v cijiiip.;.rJ. Cotiipul ilut;--, C'onrt p:iin, 0n-
Ji i' it.ri itvo aiui oitr.jit, J mpfuiimnt tu Marriage,
ff mir.;vd anj.vn.r c. iimitl Lutonnr prftili.-ir to
Women. th?ir caim trinlut' bt. A bok for prtii
B'Ki rriiii ratrrcautng dio.'J pair, itii 1 uua ivu
.tvu:.". "v mail, alvI T-r CfU ccii.
"Tha Privntn Mercal ArfvlRr "
e., on jrmr-t'oriiODO. bexuat XctiUty, ar-d Iia-
rotsxry, l;fi Sc l-nbuw im. vnn, vtAf.MV Si-miiiaJ
Jiiiifct Nrto!ii, Aver 4h to Sovirty, Cftiftihmit ot
J Jt at, " it" :calii r:;T, Lunueot U:, UvtvcUvv Mfinorv,
9 of &uul i'ir-r, r . t:iadiii itiarr:r iMiprop r
r;in:rv, p rr. k t-7r-.it im-nt, t:-l a p. ct tnanr
-ut-.e rr--ip: 1 r tr-'j c :r? ut - pi irate iLit.ci; atmA
izJ. ever oju:; i. tj tx-:s.
a lrtnr rti T "an hood ai.d WoMaiihori, 7C rrt: or
til t!irf ia iioeiv brand Vs4iu:ii, SI. 'lSv rvtitair
r."Wpa- s.-.d cvfp TOO J lluaf raurns, rmbrrii.K awry
I Fu.-h tiiiit i. fc-jl pub' i ii. J i-l tnrptJirr wurk. Tse fnni-
I li''loiumeiiH).:r:jrt:l.v.t r.-pu'.r ik!:c1 Book
I r-W:hpl. n.i.l i'low Uijti.lil r:-r K.tliiig U cn hw
t ...rnioiuT rrluml.d. TK A'lthsr ia an .xponenced
!' iciin ofir.niT vr practice, (a ia rr!I ktiwn.) and
tit? adrirt c'rsn. mul ituUt fur trrnfntnit laui down.wflt
I f and t( j-rm t to Uit.fT fitOrit f:orri impuriti?
of tii rHw,(dr'y rror. 4si ipor, -r ny c( tl' nuntrr-
run trouble r" i it iina -r ( 'Private or
" Chronia" ?. n. Sout in unrlc oTwm. or coinpln.
!n ue, f-r Trir" ii frtnmr. Silver r Ciirn n-y. (Coi.iu!
I:iru roiifirlciilial, r. 4 t-.-ttrrg urn pr-mpi tnd tranulT
T 'r For fIfl ly Hvs Dialers. AGENTS wanted.
i p.riTVIJfc: to f ii hi':i t .cr ii-irr'i t;:l nti-wii,
V t v-i fu-I'T o -rirr I'in'i IMut Xv 'rnru
HHtt Hospital, Vei j
iJ A ni w W'trlt. nrics &
cent 1-T nn?l. Mvatr
III. GrSfViy. all J
Privt. i hr"tic anrt !
ns of Natnrr, Fbii-
olocy of Uarrjire. Or.
Cnniultaliou free.
I.i'iirs aud G''lltiC-
C3
I'lMssci of Youtii anj
Manhood; a wealLh of
O
niv n. send one dolttr '
chiU'C au-i iliib in
for snmple v( btMl i
rmiuaM information j
CJ9
rniaiiti, of ir.tert
to hoih wiw. Nothing
or!i.fi!ivr t-" r-Ki tae
aud rrfluenriit. Infnr-
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Diat-tMa v r twre
fH-r l'rivtttc f
piihlihed. No fHmtiy
home Mid nune for f
La4tr during con-
C7A'Wrs, Ir. A. G.
IM.I . 1 l-trls St.
and MOt:!IIINEhMli.
1. No iihlcitjr. SnJ stimr.
htr ful! uartif i.'ars. l)r arituiw
l S. dirk bl CI .cae, IU.
HVIr JIDTADn . .war-.
fr-T-,., .k.r. I
1.. 1.. I'M 1
iLL
iTHin TTTHTTW T7 TTTT T TI Tj
inn iiiiiuu r. MiiiLcn
riAXO-FOILTE
Aro not or.Tv I5rt-el.-if s l!is?nin.e;:ts. hut this
EstaMishiiiei.t may he ir.-tiy leaiih-d
as one .f I he l.-adiair I'i !."- Km to
hini.faetoi ies of tile
World.
THE FAVORITES
IN THE CONCERT HALL.
Pnrinir the Season of tsT.VlSTf. the Ilenrv K.
.Miller 1'i.uios were used ill Huston ahd vicinity
in more man i (ineeris.
Season of 1STT-1R7S. IJ. t'oncorts.
Season of lsTs-is;; Month of October. 3.
Concerts; .Month of November, -f.s t.'oneeits-
Xt:ie Lut t:rt iln.s I'iiiun nml'l ttnin tttclt un-
jii- st'iiui '! jvtjtiilnriti.
THESE riAXOS HAVE RECEIVED
The Highest Praise
I- rom tlie
Most Eminent Fvlusicians.
Of late I have had nianv iiiortiinities of
nsinjryonr Pianos and can say with pleasure,
they have ie -superior in America, and mv long
experience anroao jiistities me in plaeiiiK tnem
anead oi any foreign instruments of their kind.
C HAS. K. AHAMS.
Madame Koz and th other artists of mv
company are delighted with the"Mi!lcr" Piano,
ioritsncn piinly -jf tone, and the wonderful
manner lu wlncli it, tustaius the voien.
JI. .MAl-LESO-N.
In behalf of the r.aruahee Concert Conmanv.
and partietdarly nivself as the nianist of said
coniiiany, 1 wish to express mauv thanks for
the lic.tntilMl (.rand J'lanos of yonr manufac
ture, with whieli von have furnished ns so far
tins season. uh your fine instruments con
ceit Hiving becomes a positive pleasure and de-
niii, -ifo cay we. an or us."
J IOWA It I) SI
j consider nn niner "inane" with wii r i I .-.in
acquainted, can excel it in any of the qualities
inai coiiKiiiuie ,i pcricci insiruinent. As an
aeeoniianiiiient for the voice, 1 know of none I
rt ouui preierio yours.
Jll-S. I!. 1-.. II. I ARTER.
Itaketrreat ideasttrc in recomaiendiii'' the
Henry K. Miller Piauo. on all occasions where a
hit-class jiiano is desired.
X.I13. 11. SI. SMITH.
I have known the Pianos manufactured bv
Mr. Henry K. Miller for man v vears and 1 do
not liesilate to say that they take hiu'h rank
amonvr the first-clujs instruments of any of the
Ut'M nuiKers. t.U!L Z.KltiAHN
I consider the Miller Piano sunerior to all
others in that mellow and sini:iim.iuality to uc-
cepiauie ior voice acc.'.iupau imei ts.
ills. li. Ai.lNE Oscoon.
Ve were delighted with the Pianos of your
manufacture yiiich we used during our recent
t'liiriu i no i nited states their charming siik
in qualities rendering them especially desira
ble for accompanying tlie liunian voice.
Tins oi:h;ixai, Swk.pish
EAUIKS' tilJAKTKTTK.
World's International ExtiMtion 1876.
This establishnient was the only one out of
more than forty 1'iano-iorte exhibitors, which
was decreed two awaisks for its single exhibit
oi rianos at the centennial i-.xliibition.
TUL-i teas the. oi,7j EMuhlUhmcttt that Rrccived a
Fjicciiil A aai d for a Xeic Invention
TSse I'alciit I'edul
Upriglit riano-Fortc-
Tie Henry H Miller Piaios
nave received the endorsement of tha
State of Massachusetts
and the
CITY of BOSTOIsT.
Tliaj are LEADERS' aiming the FOREMOST
PI AX OS of Tim WORLD.
HENRY F. MILLER
Boston, Mass., U. S. A.
JAMES PETTEE. Aor't..
9
Plattsmouth, Nob.
Is n monthly, -Tao liooknf the cream of
th Wvji1' Literature. SinffUj co;y, 2lc.t or 2 per
yir. An Oil CLromo CI4"-5J in'h") of YoRraito
VaUny, pric , S-'i; " Blck Slw-p. n -TI.EO boxt, in
rtrwr biiwi n; " !hrittiii OakU y's M:htfck-.': u ?l
nxk, in iafr bindmc, and ft sample eory oi ""VVxd ti
lioui-hoJd MaaiDH ' till pust-pnid, for ouly 30 cents
in monT, or in one-ceut pote n tamps. Afcenta
wanrd. M. lH-rn! i-rins. 1 ut nntlitn -"Pt freo,
AOlrcs S. fc. VooJ Xcit aiAC ii-iiiiiiut:w 1'urk.i. its.
('-ni tor nJKa'iptw rampnut giving AnrTntraX
J!lutratiunt which wU rtMtvinre the mom tc .ticnl ft
tat tht'Vfan ih r:r t Jo pfiluct tnanUoini. Burl K
n:trri forl'if tiufif of lit. b it ntwr pf -toil.
Pert 8alrl for ttwrp t tny ore. Si!10IH br th'
PLATTSMOUTH
Clothing House!
C. G. HEROLD, - Proprietor.
FIRST i:STAI5L'I IX 1856.
Keeps a general large stock ot
Hen's, Touth's&fioy's
CLOTHING!
and h;ts Just receiveil the Cuc."t lot of
French and E-nerlish Silk
WORSTED SUITS,
TJ1AT EVER CROSSED THE MO. RIVER.
His different styles ot
Mats Gaps,
are surprising, aud stock of
Furnishing Goods I
FANCY GOODS,
AND
&ItawGae Goods
Is'large enough to supply any demaud.
Call and Examine the
UEW STYLES,
JIEVORE rURCITASIXG ELSETl'irERE.
C. G. HEHOLI).
ii tfii
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nUBNITURE
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PI
Tlioy Invite Everybody Visiting Omaha, to Call and
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Wmw laasjpectti
Tlie Largest and most Complete STOCK of Dry Goods,
Aiinineiy and Olothmg- ever placed before
the luminous orbs of our many
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We intro'liice all the LATEST FABRICS of the season. Our 10, 123-,', 15
18, 20, 22 and 25 oer.t Dress Goods are
Also, a full line of WHITE GOODS,
RIBBONS, LACES, RUCHES, CASHMERES, ZEPHYR and SPRING
&HA II Lb, ;;nd countless articles impossible to mention in detail.
Our Millinery
Embraces all tho Latest Xovelties in LEGHORN FLATS, FRENCH CHIP
and STRAW GOODS. Our SILK TURBANS and PATTERN HATS aro
the admiration of every one. We also show 1,000 trimmed hats from SI up.
a tt
AND FURNISHING GOODS. The only houso in the city that carries a
clean Fresh Stock of Goods of latest styles and fabrics known of the season.
Will find here displayed a fine line of Furnishing poods tnat cannot fail to
command their attention and patronage.
Suits from S6.00 up
Wo have tho best assortment of
TRUNKS & VALISES
To be found.
C5T"Call and compare our Goods and Prices, and you will receive the
Lenelits derived therefrom.
SOLOMON & N AT
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A XEW EXCITING LOOK
Bristling with the Wild ADVENTl'lIKS of
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The ONLY authentic and eopyriirlited elienp
fiuiioii. i.ivesii i (ti t insiory i ins woiuieriul
discoveries in Alriea and marvelims lourney
flowrijine i iinun. iiore laseinatinir than ro-
manci-. rrofu-iflv illustrated, and Iiil-IiIv cn-
tlorced Jiy tlie elerjry and press. Alure AGENTS
wanted.
l-fiFor particulars about the hook, success
oi agents ana nest terms, address
N. U. THOMI'SON & CO.. Tuhs..
21tt St. Lrftuis, Missouri.
asieiL laarscst
Large Stock.
well worthy of your inspection.
DRESS LINENS, TWO-TONED
Department
k
DEALER
Wllf I
Oi" A M
'fi f ft E
4 V?
Great Reduction
LOWER
Mens' 1'rineo AUcrt
" l.nl in lliu-kle
rtiiiKivs
I'.ase Hall SIiim-s
" Tm-i;iicklc' I'low S!i(ie-
Cciiiiine Hand Sewi il Tl"i
' Jlaiul 8evtd Alexis
Ladies' Kiip)-r.
II;. If Shoes '.
" I'-.-liiile tioat, Side I.aee
Kip,
l ivm-ii r.ution
" tioat, i;mton, (wurked butlon-hoie).
EVERYTHING ELSE IN PROPORTION.
WHO 18 UNACQUAINTED WITH THE GEOGRAPHY OF THIS COUNTRY, WILL PEE
EXAMliilN THIS
CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND 1 PACIFIC R. FJ.
IS THE GREAT COXXECTIXU LINK
Its mnln line runs f ruin Chi ir" 1) (hiip:I r.?u
nl t'ninhti, a.sin tiir'UL-h .lolit-r, ni'.i-.-a, li
S:illo. Cionesco. JInliiie. ll'.cit lr !;ir. 1. let vi i . t.
WfHt Liticrty, lim: City, ii :iri-i-L-o. 1. . I.vs,
!irinnell. imrt If' Siotncs. (t'i! f!i.:;u! i . v. u
5rith branches froci Burcnu .Jun t. i l i . . .- .i;
rt ilton J miction to Muscatine. ::- ! i r-
fleld, Eldon, iii'll.n:i!. Cent. vvid. I'; ,;;' - I '.' r. n
ton. Gallutin, C'unier. -n, lA-avcnw. ri i. .". i ; u ;
Waphinwtou Io Si-.'. mriiey, vknl..:i jf -v . .ilT;
Keokuk to t'amiiiiutor.. iloiiujKirii'. !.-:. f.ii-;t.rt,
IndeDCnilciit. KM' :i. (u!iimr.:i. IM.lv. t-,;:i-
loosii. l'vlla. Monrce. nn.l 1 x-s i.l-s; J '..'.
lo laciiain.lii ami Winurij Alii:ti A i:.Um
nnd Avuca to Ilurlan. Tin:, is i.o.-iiivi-r.- li," only
HailrosKl wlii.li own?. -ontr.N mid im'bic a
llir.'iiK'h line between t'hit -mo an 1 h .
1 1ns I. ouji.:inv.wii an! lonti-. .1 1 1 ( ;itii; i ar.
wlii.-h are Interior to imr.iv ami c v.- m; n .lonhl
berth; betweefi ( .nca'o :t::. iJji:r; l-ravr i-
worth. or Atcliis'n f..r 'i - !.. t v 'vnf :
and a seetion f.r Kivo I it. iar, .j 1'- i-! ! t i i W
change In tvea 'm' f:i: i ivi;-i:, i 'it't 1 i';ti j i-.r
a rlouhlo berth, a i:l Six 1 1 ''!;:;! f 'iff -t i.
V. hat will Please yon ni-lMllb Ino l-l. :!S:ro c.
pnjoyins year im'.-us. v.'hu.' jas-ini v.-r Ite- l.e.Miti
f ul prairies ot lllin- ms unit IwaT in i no ot ' i;r mau
nifieent linintr a rei lle-dutiraur ('mi $ - 'eil ti':t mian y
all threiiirli i..t rt --.- 'I'rfi.-iK. Von tn -re m:":'I,
u Rood as i s served in cny lirt---1-- li-.t.-!, 1. -v
seTenty-rivo er't ; (Tyoucm or iei vLat y ja I. lie,
anfl pay fT wli:-t j;et.
Appreeiatina llio la. 1 1 it;'t a mat'"-il ' 1'ie pe' t lrj
rrefer ftnrate; anai tinems l'i ion- rjL t-ur;,o-;es.
iand tho t'linrmoun panseinrer lininev if ii.h lw--;
warrant inu it.) w; nr.'; pler.si- J t o aniion j t!i.t ( i:u
t'oiiipany runs its l'Al..( K M KKiMN I '"A I: 1 l .r
leepinr purposes, nnd ii 3 l'Ai.A( '. UIM V'i Al.S
lof lalixi purposes. One oliw-r teiit iii.tiiro
PT.ArE CAKS aro mil trniah tu J-JEOICIA, IMIS MOI.i:s, nir 11 UM l'I'l
AT'liI.O.V nnd l.EU:XWtKllli
XI-k.t Tlii thi JLIno, k3'iHii ji the "Ort-nt J'oeli Island ICcnt", ' ro olI lv "II
Tlekct .trent In th I'nltr.l Hlntui : 1 ( uniiil.i.
l'ur Inloi-inatioi not obliuubic ut four lioiuo tlcUct oflne, aiMi-en,
A. KDIRALL, U. tT. .TOTIX.
Ueu'l bupcriutendent. Utu'l 'I una l ie 'rr Act..
C'l.u iu;ij. Ill
Agricultural Implc men t$r
Prom a riircsliin Machine; to a Hoe
AND WAY DOWN CHEAP.
I If
The King of Plow Sellers.
Corner Sd and Main SI recta,
IS READY TO TALK TO THE FAKMEKS OX
JIcutoi rs, CcziLL rectors,
Shovels, iloes, Spades, and Kand-rakes,
3q TyorSp Reapers & Headers,
Vibrator Threshers, nol'lltt?L
MASVJ'ACTVlir.Ii j:r
S3 fcr Sple Cards Price LLU.
THE IIlJADir FAlIIiir SOAP TASLSR:
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1-J ioiinil of pTrijtnc.l Ili'.nl ! nap toii'l.; . lv.-,-,.:y mine!, s wUli
o;t lioiiiritr. nn l yonr ivn.sh will Ik,- f ect n:i ! tlo.iii to t!e; je.i.-e.s, ithotit
tlu.t ii:tty ftiioll i.unIucc-1 v.l.ei Usin ruy-iuiiJo tui. or tu.ip imulo
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