Nebraska Newspapers

    T HE HERALD
Oue Iij One.
IN MEMORY OF MRS. HALM ICS.
One by one our friends ar? going ;
One by one they disapuear ;
Gradually the number lessens
Each successive year.
Faces that we loved so dearly.
Tones that we so fondly cherished,
Xow no more cume hack to greet us,
For, alas, In earth they peris lied !
One by one they crossed the stream,
Tassed beyond the eilcnt river.
And they're calling now to us.
To go and dwell with them forever.
And we sson must heed th call.
For our lives at beet are brief ;
But we nesd not dread to go.
From this world, from sin and grfpf.
Peaceful bethy silent slmnbor
Peaceful in the grave so low ;
Thou no more wilt join our number.
Thou no more our song shall know.
Dearest sister ! thor. haat left us,
Here thy loss we deeply feel ;
But 'tis God that hath bereft us,
He can all our sorrows heal.
Yet again we hope to meet thee,
When the day of life Is fled ;
Then In heaven with joy to gret thee,
Where no farewell tear is shed.
Mrs. M. Kbiko.
DeWitt, Nib., Nov. 2nd, 1879.
R eport of School.
In Dist Xo. 27, Cass C for the
month ending Oct. 31, 1878.
Whole number on register, 21 ; 1st week, 13 ;
2nd week. 27 ; 3d week, 27 : 4th week. 31.. Aver
age attendance for the month, 23.
The followieg pupils were marked above 90
in deportment during the month. Jennie Dra
per. 100 ; Minnie Draper, 84 : Hand Murray, 100 ;
Cora Fharex, 93 ; Lena Fharea, 93 ; Cora Snyder,
95 ; Rosa Barker, 97 ; YYrn. Bates, 100 ; Grant
ltuby, 99 ; James Tooly. 96; John Ph ares, 99;
Howard Snyder, 95 ; John Kuby, 100 ; Alvis Mur
ray, 99 , John Barker, too.
O. A. Ashmcx. Teacher.
'Don't be out down, my poor wo
man, said a j)Ci-anatctic philanthropist
to a nntirc of tlio Green Isle in the
midst of squalor and wretchedness ;
you may yet get ahead in the world."
"Ahead, is it?" was the quick retort,
"aiulshuro if I could get a head of cab
hajre for himself and brid and pctatics
for the childers, it wud bo all I'd ax."
Boiton Traiucript.
An "Ayricultarfll Nnntber" of Scrib
r.er's llonthlj.
In addition to the usual variety in
the contents of Scribuer, the Novem
ber issue contains a half dozen papers
of the highest interest to farmers, and
others interested in rural life: "The
Agricultural Distress in Great Brit
run," by P. T. Quinu; "Farming in
Kansas," bv Ilenrv King; "Success
with Small Fruits." by . P. Ro;
"Rare Lawn-Trees," by Samuel Par
sons, Jr.; "The Mississippi Jetties," and
their effect on the prices of agricultur
al products, and "How Animals Get
Home," by Ernest Iwgersoll.
There are two fine portraits of Bayard
Taylor one engraved by Cole, from the
best photograph, and the other a repro
duction by Juengliiig, of O'Donovau's
bronze bass-relief. These portraits ac
company a discriminating critique of
Taylor, by Stedman. Clarence Cook
lias a paper cu "Morris Moore's Old
Masters," with a reproduction, by Cole,
of Raphael's "Apollo and Marsyas."
There are Poems, Stories and Sketch
es; "The French Quarter of New
York"; "Extracts from the Journal of
Henry J.Raymond," with interesting
reminiscences of Daniel Webster; a
beautiful story, by lioyesen ; an ingeni
ous story, "A Sigh ;" the fourth part of
"Confidence," by Henry James, Jr., be
gun in August; and the first part of a
new American novel of Creole life,
"The Grandissimes," by George W.
Cable, of Xew Orleans, the author of
"Old Creole Days," which has created
such an excellent impression in the lit
erary world. "The reign of Peter the
Great," by Eugene Schuyler, is noted
editorially. This splendid series of Il
lustrated Historical Papers, the great
est work of the sort yet undertaken by
any popular magazine, will begin in
the January issue, and will continue
' for years.
All that enterprise and skill can do
will be done to maintain the position
of Scribner as the leading popular pe
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terests of the country. increased atten
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The World's Child-Magazine.
John Greenleaf Whittier, the most
child-hearted as ke is among the fore
' most of American Authors, writes ol
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magazine that it is the best child's pe
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js isdicated by the fact that it is to be
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Moslems are now to have a volume
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Jessup.
Beginning v. th the November num
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to be printed on heavier paper with
wider margins, a id n to be so much en
larged that the new volume will coii
Jiiin nearly two hundred more pages
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Louisa M. Alcott, en itled "Jack and
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Literature," in which will be piven
gems from standard English and
American authors; an Actiug-Play for
Susday Schools, by Rev. Edward Eg-
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for the holidays, with full directions
for its representation in school exhibi
tions, and a beautiful Fairy Operetta
for children entitled "The Sleeping
Beauty in the Wovd."
The Novenjbei number has two
beautiful frontispieces and a red-line
title-page, and contains over sixty il
lustrations. Is it begins a new serial
story for boys. "Among the Lakes," by
the author of "Dab Kinzer."
Another splendid serial for boys has
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lub. bv Noah Brooks. In short. St.
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fir
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rived fr.in the ue t f Sa:.fohi'b Radical t'res
fob t;ATAirn.- i-ormorolnnn 33 ye-.ir I imva been
rlBIcted rith t!ii very troublesono cr mph.lnt. I
Ii wo irlca .'-11 t i3 riuieUr. that I could r.ml. bnt
without ma! rial rr i.prmi-put benefit. Last fall
tlia disease had arrived at that ei.ite that I must
Iiavo rclieror dio. Theentlro membranous astern
bad bee me so In "aracd.anrt taaatomuch ao disor
dered, th:it It w:iS a doubtful m -trer whether I
eonld tro to t:io l'acllc const, or If I did go whether
I siioal'". llvo f como backer not. 1 rat an adver-
tlosment of t:ilniidilii.nnd ulihtiifli beinit very
incrcauioaa nao'.it splenica or iKiiir;inia 01 any
kind, yet In nheor desperation I tried tlil, o-.id was
at onco bcrt.-fltd by it. Thoch mges of climate.
chronic dlseasoof thollrcr.and rr:y stpm vor'.j
may prevent my entiro restoration, but the bene
fit I derive lrom Its doily uso is t who Inrnluabl,
ia i an nopiiif? io i9 coinpjc-n r curvu. sua us
last arrive at a r.-apectable clef mc.
If this statement cf nifcwi caa bo of pnv arrrlca
to those aflllcted as I li:ivo been. a"d t-nablo you to
tiring this remedy Into inoro treueral ue, crpeclully
on tiie Paeltle roast ( whero 1'. lunndi needed.;, mf
Very truly vonm, lilTVnY V EL',3.
la, J. lJu
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VOLTAIC PIASTER
ALWAYS CURES,
Enlarged Spleen.
This la to eert.fv that t riavo been rnlnf vanr
Collies' Voltaic Plastsiis for tnl.irifcnicnt of
no ttpieen niu jjcprcssion in 30 bfmitcu, ana
Ificy have arivi-n me moro relief than any other
remedy 1 have ever used. I wovtM lihjhiy recom
mend them In all suZcxin J froiu t- J Uscu cf pais
. J. V. CZIX3.
Tics.xz.za, Jme n, lrTT.
Sev;
ro
Harlnff occasion tjnr sr-T - f-r nreryttre
pain in my fiil 1 trio;' on.: . f ; l oi-r-ixV Vor
Tato rnTr-.. an! t.i Ivrcar lt'Tr hour i he jjiia
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riANO-FOUTE
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THE FAVORITES
IN THE CONCERT HALL.
During the Season of 18T5-1876 the Henry
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in more man iu concerts.
Season of 1877-1878. J. 75 Concerts.
Season of 1878-187Sf Month of October- SS
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Aone but first eTan Piano emild gain xuch tin-
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THESE PIANOS II A. YE RECEIVED
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t rom tne
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Of late I have had many ODDortunities of
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tliey have do superior in America, and my lone
rapcricucc iiuruau juiiiien me in placing Iiietil
aueau oi any ioreign instruments 01 men Klna
UHA8. It. ADAMS.
Madame Roze and the ether artists of ntv
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for its rich purity f tone, and the wonderful
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II. MAFLESOir.
Tn behalf of the Barnabee Concert Comnanv.
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I consider the Miller Piano snnerior to 11
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World's International EiMition-1876.
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and the
CITY of BOSTON".
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Boston, Mass., U. S. A.
JAMES PETTEE, Ag't..
Plattsmouth, Neb.
681v
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b"""d of eeeat iae w thoee autJeemf from ImpariUaa
af the nia. ecr'T erroraJeet i"or. oe n i t k
Chrocio" diaeaaea Sciitln ORl.vo'aitvaa, or complete
la one, for Price in fctamnt. bileer or Carrenay. fCenawl.
Utloa ConSdantlal. and Uttere are nrmot!v and ti-nklr
arwuoiea eontiRc ornw 1x4 bead ar irlvato
aaawered withowt cha-r;e.) Aadreaet Dr. Butts' Diapen
sry, U Jf. Sth Si., tu lema, lla. (Eatablithed 1347 i
e.rrorMn tynt ueaior. ACNTS wanfsd.
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awi
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rrBKK 10 wwyl kU.i tbeir MaaMa and adrlmaa.
eeiy a-jrca Cm tbat l.rv an'j B
ftvumiiica to t.'.r wW.-rw itwxr .
Prime Reapltal. IOS
S.Clark ScCbMaaa.
til. (tyeaean.Ur. ail
Prlaate, Cbraaie and
Faaiale Diaeaaea.
Coaaaltaliaa free.
I ailiao aad Oearte
aaea. nana aaa deltar
tar aamploa of baai
r a b b e r roeda, and
rateable informatioa
br axpreaa. It el ta
ble Prmale Pill.. Si
per box. Private
home aol nurae for
A tvww wrk. prke AVO
mbu br mtvA. If rat.
rt T'Kfttarv, ritual.
Wct of Marritif, Orw
Mo of atotrmtioa.
bimix f Toatt. ia4
ttftabeod: a wcttitk
ctiwio ! raluabfc !&
farmmUoa. ml twtervct
t iMtb MflM. KotBtDff
ffsastrc td food tut.
aod raflBetnt. Iafor
n at ion never before
pabl.phe!. Ko fr.muy
honld b wtitiotit iim
cyAJdrfti. dp. a. a.
OLIK. 503 Clark St
Ladiea duriag ooa
Bnament. mud XIORPniNEbablt
Imte v j ml speedily cured. l sia
f. ' Pa publicity. Send Mjnop
fbr fb.ll tartwTi'ar.. Ir C a rf.o
203 H. Ciark ait, Chieaff, iii.
DYKES'BEARD ELIXIR
ATUoaaaWfal Daa.r. awe. ..e , k,aia
MMBMia nMM ita fnianUbuaK 'tai a, Tataaaa
fraxj, it akMw It aaweaaj Uk Ma aa4 eawear ria. He
I aaaal.Uiwjatry aem-aa a.waalr a.laaai aaid rr: a a a
-eM r r-a-.r4r..iraSM, LLIhd
W.llli . Ma ri H Hate. Ut, aUetawti
Platte Valley Hereof
P.OLAK D-CHIKA
0?. CLARK,
WEEriXtJ W ATE It. - NEB.
tfaKegisterrrt SttM-k for sale. 13nic
O. P. JOHNSON,
DKai.EU IX
Drugs
Medicines?
AND
All Paper Trimmed Free of
Charge.
ALSO DEALER IN
Stationery, Magazines,
AND
Latest Publications.
Prescriptions Carefully Componnded
by an Experienced Orusiiatt.
BEMEMOKK THE TLaCE.
67. sT., 2 DOORS SOUTH OF MAIN
PLATTSMOUTH. NKB.
MIKE SCHNELLBACHER,
BLJl VKtUM Til
HORSE aIIOEING
AND
"WAGON RErAIEING
All kinds of
FAR.M IMPLEMENTS
rnendet
Neatly & Promplp.
:0:
Horse, rlule& OxShocinsr.
In short, we'll shoe anything that ha?
four feet, f rom ;i Zebra to a Giraffe.
Come and see us.
SHOP,
n Fifth St between Main a-t Vine Streets.
ust across e corner front tue kew 1IEUALV
OFKH'K. ioy'
J
ROBERT DONNELLY'S
W ajaaaa 1 Maa' eaataaa V
AND
BLACKMITII
Wagon, Buggy, Machine and Flow re
pairing, and general jobbing
I am now prepared to do all kinds of ret:ilrinir
..a a 1. . .
uiiiiii ami oiurr ih;w.i:iiiitv. as utere
is a good lathe in my .sli.
FETJSR RAO EN,
The old Reliable Wagon Maker
lias taken charge of the wagon shop.
lie is well known as a
SO. I WORKMAN.
5fw Wseons and Baxzle made t
Order.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEE!).
Shop ou MxUistrect oppoit Strei'sht'sStable
'"f"'"";. i-imneaaoi aipm, jueiacu re Memory,
lo Prxual Towt, eta. n.a-.ut Diarriace Impmper
or vnhantir. rieinir traatmetit. and a r.-.et many
TJa jia iwlnli far the rwra t,t all nrivate duui 1
1 1. .
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OPfOM
T7- "t "iSs.
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go?
l aaCMrMlPlLl''. !UB''l!t 1 ;g,'. V" .all
m a a 1
l K,1 H R PI El
617 St. Charles Street, St. Louis, ITo,
A roinlarftraiiuaimf two Modii al Colleton, hat been longer
cngaEfd in the apcvial trraimrnt of all V cncreal. Sexual
una Ciironio i.9;tt.es Uiau any other I'hyaician in St
Louia, aa city pspora ahow,ei:d ailold rraiifeula know.
Cyphilia. Goaorrhoea, Gleet. ttriccure.Cachitla.
Hei-nia, or Eup:ure, ail Urinary Xiicaoses and
Syphilitic cr Mercurial AfTectlons cf tte Throat
Sitin or BCDG8. are trcbttd witii unparalleled aacoeae. on
latoat acietitidc principl(-a. Scfcly. l'rivately.
Suerinaioiihca. Dcxi'nl IJebliity and Xmpo
toncy . aa Hie mult or Sclf-Abuee an voatli, aczual ri
ceeece iu inaturer ts a, or other rauaca, aud wlklch produce
aouicot the !illoui:itcftiTtat ncm-fMiatica, aeuiirtal emia
aiona, ucunuy, u.iiMicaa 01 aiir, ui iltiivc uicmaiy, pimp!
on the face, uliyaical decay, aveniun to fix in y cf icmalc
Rica,
couiuajou ui itjraa, tosa ui et'xuai IKarr, cit'., rrirtlei'tii);
niarrir.fre lirpiorxr cr until; y are pcruraia-iitly
cured. Conaultal ioti at ortice. oi"lv utail f.-rc, aixl in v itrfk
Wltcn it ia itiroiiruiriit to visit tlie riiy for tn-atUMiit,
mclici:ea rail be aint ly mail or xprta t-v rvahrre. Cur
abir ctea guarantprd, Urrr doubt ciitu it ia frankly atatrd
liust l.r 1.6 , 1 l t:r W.s..-n, X i.UE5 ;
rsre-o, for b:tn, 2 Bttp. Ci Tig 1.
rUMs. I GUSDE.
Lient cloth and rilt blndintr. Sealed for 60c
tn poatar or currency. Over fifty wonderfYii pen nirturea,
true to life; articlei on the fb'lnarine autyocta: H'.'wmay
liiarry, who not, why. llonhood. Woninnhood, I'liT.ical
decay. Who ahmil'l marry; lluw life and hapnineaa may
be increatcd
The lliA'ainlitfT of RrprrviiirtMtii, and man;
more. 1'lioae niavrri
tea
or rontmi ntinfit Eiiarriajr-e ahnuld
Mme a above, but paper eovrr, la
mu Hi iwn fci1' Himcr i.mk aitu Key.
tit t
but
Ft'pulfir edition.
I) nose. Ha rim. bv mail.
in monrT or
irT or not
tnrrr. Clirpct gnod eunit- in America.
PRESCRIPTION FREE
For the perdy enre of Seminal Wrakneee. Loat tlnr.hnod,
1 ren.?turc Debility, 2Cervtianrea, Deapoiiuinrv. Coitfuaion
of Ideas. Avcrainn to ftorictT, Itrtrrtive Umlora. and al.
Diaordera wrought on hy nt llabita and Kxrcaaca. Any
druggiat haa the InFredienU. Addreaa.
DR. JACQUES. TO5 Cbeatnut 8t. St, Louie, ill
BAST'S RIDir.Q SAW MACHINE
: tOr The. REST THING OUT.
Will SAW any aica lotra in any
poaiuos. xoouaaooa in
uae. Weight of the oper
ator doea all the work.
Bend for Circulars and
Price.
CENTS WANTED.
Cpp HERE! $5 i. &O0SS fsr 5. e.t.
JLI-Batkraatfea Caaraataa. IHIX T MlbH tai. (au,
anKBa ' ralaakle aaoncr-iaakinf Secret. J W Kiek Fie
turn 1 J Marie Fsvataia iea ; t Steel Peat I I tilaar-plated
w.c. . i.m nuinrr , nuonrrup j cbcii , l ... s...ri
epea; It ahaeta aa Paper; I (I.) Beak f tkat faaar PfMai.
Mb4 Ckineie !eeret for rloisine linea. (bir bmm. aalliae aa-
eret.i All aent for Fifty Centa. Stampa takaa. A da ran.
iEatab. IITa.j CIII0N BOUa CO, Boraeaunra, Hew eeraej.
f
Bin- Mim
AUUreaa V
? 3 Q
El S. S
u 5!
sib s y 5
,13 c ifbHC
.". 5a j - w I
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CO - J3 LJ
- CO IN
a
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DRY GOODS & CLOTHING
-A few of the articles you can buy to the best advantage
at the live
DRY GOODS and
OF-
SOLOMON
For 81 00 you can buy 23 yards strndard prints.
" . 47c pound good all wool yarn.
" 10 " cotton batting.
8 V Per yard domestic gingham.
' 8,V " cheviot shirting, very gcod.
44 7 " " brown and bleacked muslin, can't be beat.
ij- w Canton flannel, superb.
8. u ticking, no better.
' 1 00 a good comfortable.
" 1 25 per pair up, splendid blankets.
" I2J2, 15, 18 and 20c per y'd, alpaca histies, all colors, best ever offered.
" 222C up, black and colored alpacas, double width, best in the city.
" 45c per yard up, black and colored cashmeres, great bargains.
8. to 10 and 12 to 15c per yard up, suitings in endless varieties.
20c per yard up, afl wool flannels, best ever offered.
50c " waterproof, an excellent quality.
u 20c cassi meres, (well worth double.)
" 3 75 up. Toadies cloaks, the finest assortment in the city.
" 1 75 up, Misses and children a cloaks " " "
" 20c per yard up, hand made zephyr fascinators.
" 75c up. a great variety of shawls.
" 25c up, perfect fitting corset3.
" 50c up, two button kid gloves, fine.
A fit 11 line of Ladies' and Children's underwear, (very cheap.)
The tlnest assortment of Ladie's.
sacks and sIiawIs, zephyr, ever known in Plattsmouth.
MILLINER
For 75c, up. Ladies' trimmed hats, nice.
" C5c, up, Children's hats.
Jewelry and notions at prices that defy competition.
S 2 S , O O O "W O IRr ? 131
Of Mens', Youths' and childrens clothing, regardless of cost. We are go
ing to close this branch of our business. So look out for bargains.
For S3 00 and up, Mens' overcoats, hard to beat.
M 4 00 and up, Mens suits.
" 1 50 and up, Boys suits.
FURXISIIIXG GOOES IN PROPORTION.
For SI 75, up. Mens' boots. Mens' shoes, SI 25 up.
1 00, up. Boys boots. Boys shoes. 85c up.
1 00. ud. Ladies' shoes. Childrens' shoes, 25c up.
The largest and most elegant stoc i of mens and boys' ftlt and stiff ciewn
hats in the west.
Take advantage of the great inducements we offr in zephyrs, all color,
12Ji cents per ounce. Full line or Uermantown ana nign coiorea jmu very
low. Fine ass't in Java Honey Comb and plaid canvass at induced ngures.
FINE DRESSING GLOVES, " GLOVES FOR FARMERS,
GLOVES FOR RAILROAD MEN, - " BRIDGE MEN,
GLOVES FOR LIVERY MEN.
In fact we show the crreatest variety
found, and we call special attention to
The above list covers only a small
offer as BARGAINS. We guarantee the pnbJic the retailing or an goous ai
wholesale nriees. and we defv anvone in the business to compete, with the
above figures.
SOLOMON
fv-t1j'i,- J. " ir-r i,,rff' t ;TtmV;'j--;
avf4 -T V - - -,. )-. T ) V.-e v,
I zmM'i z r X :f- I
VS?;5 li- !kw -r
w "I "
The Jcknsox Reyolyiks Book-Case.
Asa
Xtrrtar, Clergymen, Fhylrlmmt,
IZiliUrrs, JtatOeort, Ttrnthtif,
Xerrhmnts, StMftettts,
an 1 all who read books.
Holds mora hooks in lew apace than aar olhar
diic Kotatfai at a fiiirwr'e touch aUMalvaa ad
justable at iieiKhUdeiJTwd Each ah air La 16 lncbaa
square, noldlne a tu-t or Appleton tJyelopKd:
Kalo of iroa, it cannot vrarp or wear owl. Beautt
Mlly ornamentorl. making a hantlaoaaa and norel
pieea cf fumitura. Sizva for tabla hold 1 or S
tiara of boot ; cizea for floor hold , S. or 4 tiers of
nooks, as darjred. rSend for demcnptive price list,
fend ?5 cents for oar New Iixcwtratfd Catai-oocb.
with orrr 800 IUustratiozLS of Educational and
useful articles.
BAKER, FKATT Sc CO.,
School Faraiftlaera, and Dealers la crsrytlilair ia the
Bask and Stationery I!ne,
HLUQ'JA3TERS F03 ALL TCH00L SUPPLIZS,
143 4: 144 Grand St., New York.
MONEY TO LOAN
ON IMPROVED FARMS FOR
FIE TEARS TIME.
te.v Per 3e.vt' interest.
NO COMMISSIONS.
Enquire of D. II. WHEELER & CO
Plattsmouth ; or 11. E. MOORE, Lin
coln, Nebraska. 21t
ABBOTT'S PATENT
PORTLAND CUTTER
The Strongest Sleigh In exietencw. Fins
finish, liRht. cheaper and mora durable than
other Sleighs. Also,
AtMt's Patent Bnnner Atbctient,,
Tor wheeld vehicles of every description. Per
fectly practical ; fits any sile; tracks in country
roada. Over four thousand in ue. &WSen& for
Circulars and learn yonr nearest agent.
A. A. ABBOTT & CO.,
SOO Wabash Ave., Clilcago.
GE011GE EDGEItTON.
Wines, Liqou r s
AND
CISARS.
Main Street, opposite the Court House.
This place is just opened, new, good goods of
all kinds. We want to keep a good house and
please our customers.
REMEMBER THIS.
9lT.
SURE,
PtMFDY TO MLDKESS
poraoa wht will cr f m
Vi . wen jtmw irowu ox uur. ti aiMtn r
it aVrtUattlV PTlidlMSaWt.
r.rfqrtvca 4k Co 9 O? la ton jl.int. Ktv .
SO 2
progressive
CLOTHING HOLSC
& NATHAN.
Children's and Infants hand-made hoods.
of gloves, for special use, to be
them.
portion of the many articles which we
& NATHAN.
1 .
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tM F&'nmszs rirrv
lki; G t'i iX-?.: xi-tx5f.-VaiJ
l . mmmm mmmm mmmmm
1 Mmm$ mmm
The Only Improvement ever made
ii csmams ureater
Pain-Relieving, Strengthening, and Cnrative Properties
... tc vuujiuuu 1 yrous i jaster, ana is larsuponor to Ilnlmtnts aril the 80-called ectrlca
arpllancea. fltlCE, Cents.
FIRST CLASS
Clothing House!
C. G. HER0LD, - Proprietor.
FIRST ESTABL'D IN 1856.
Keeps a general large stock of
Men's, Touth's & Boy's
CLOTHING!
aod has tt taesived the finest lot of
French and English Silk
WOESTED SUITS,
THAT EVER CROSSED THE MO. RIVER.
His dlAereat styles of
STais Caps,
are surprising, and his stock ot
Furnishing Goods I
FANCY GOODS,
AND
IsJIarge enough to supply any demand.
Call and Examine the
35TU W STYLES,
BEFORE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE.
3Iy C. O. IIEHOLD.
Sehluntz & Dewey,
Codar Greek, as& county, Neb.
BEALEK9 IK
Hardware, Stoneware,
Qusenswarc cS Glassware.
HHjit Dap9 .HSoots 5 'ho
Highest m.irket price paid for all
kinds of Grain, in Cash, or will take
produce in exchange for goods.
Having now got our Stock fairly
opened, we invite all to call and ex-
amine.
MAUTJFACTORY
li ri ii MMMnM'
o 3b :a go rn I ,,' '-l
g-Ii'lCfiP M : l
w - S3 or
H f Ink 1
I W J Ui I
C jr (t !h i. 1
V Jf J If ffc- i '1
Sherwood Keeps the Biggest '"Line of Boots & Shoes
In Cass County. My
THE Bit T
SOLD BY
1
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WhiteSewing Machine Co.
-a w krin. m m i ' t s ii
jrtT. W Xw Saafc-'Va mm aaaaVTf
I r i. 'av arv V aa i w a ina I .a w a
v NUliw-twOi
THE READY FAMH.Y SOAP TTAKRR;
1 v;7U Lb
98 Per Cent Pure.
STRONGEST AND PUREST LYE KADE.
Tfe LYE is a FINE POWDER.
Any TxjrtJon of contents of cn xnn?- be used without poIlititj balanra
14 paaaai at PerAmscd llarcl l oap made in twenty mluutci wlth
ot boiling, -ni your wash will be nvcct nnd clean to the sen w itliout
that nasty smell JrtxJuoed wbesi vmiug reavdy-made Soup cr boup xuaUt
ftum ether Lye.
One teaasjMtonfUl will soften, flra gallons of liartl water.
LEWIS' LYE la a per cent, stronger than auy other Lye or
so-called .ock or Mall Potau-lies.
ILSML'FASTUkEO only bt
GEO. T. LEVIS & MEflZIES COMPANY.
PHILADELPHIA. PA.
PP-For bale by E. G. DOVEY & SOV.. GUTllMAX H W'CCKBACH aud F. S. AVHITE
Aud Grocers Rcneially.
on the common POROUS PLAiTER
ana More Powarfnl
STOVES I
AND
U.V. Mathiws,
. On Main St., opp. riatte Valley louse, .
larbfoart, Sfobts Kitoarr.
A large assortment of SHELF 11RD
VtAKE, Just reoived und Mil
be sold low.
WOOD STOCK AND IRON, JUMPS.
FIELD AND GARDEN SLEDS.
Ammunition, Hails,-Low,
A 81'EUIAXTY.
Kmember. we keen a eornl TlNxio o.i
are prepared to do all sorts ol TLn-worX
Broum'i Corn Planters, and all hind Farm
a wa
U. V. MATIU'Vm.
I'lattjiiioulfi. Veb.
2a; y
H. A. WATERMAN & SON.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
FINE LUMBER,
LATir.
SHINGLES,
sash.
DOOKS,
BLINDS,
ETC.,
ETC
ETC.
Malai street. Corner of Fifth.
I'LATTSMOUTII, .... NEB.
Still Better Rates for Lumber
?
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SO SIMPLE K
WsaoMMTfO
NUMBHS
aodrcis:
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