r.agsrfaiLaaswfcji4'3v.y
THE HERALD
All Sorts.
One jrrts a grcit !ti1 of ci-cd.it by
jiayinjf a very small tlcbl.
Out of 1,015 convicts in the Texas
I'cuitcnliarv, 915 caning read or wrkc.
It is evident tliat v.'ic earth 'is femi
nine, from the persistence with which
ehe renin's to tell her age.
The height of the passion for music :
To await the last judgment with the
utmost impatience, in order to hear
some angelic trumpet playing.
The Yakuts of Siberia have enorm
ous appetites ; and Uaplain Cochrane
Ptatcs that he has repeatedly seen one
person devour forty pounds of meat a
flay, and that three" of those gluttons
consume a reindeer at ocs meal.
The Rev. Mr. wa3 once called
upon to marry a man to his fourth
wife. As he approached the couple he
said : "Please to rise." The man wig
fclcd about in his chair a moment and
Jinally spoke: "We've usually 6ol!"
"Ma," said a little jrirl, "do men want
to get married as inucli as women do?"
''Pshaw! what arc you talking about?"
"Why, it.', the ladies who come here
lire always talking about getting mar
ried ; the men don't."
Mutual instruction. Ifrmnntia per
nnce,& small hoy of live ycirs and a
Fmall girl Of fix. Tin hitter questions
her companion : "What is vour mouth
for?"
"To cat with!
"And
"And
your
vour
eves?" "To sec with'."
Jiosc?" "To put your lingers in!"
A well-known local preacher in a
fcubmban town, while instructing a
class of urchins in the catechism, told
Ihem that God could do everything,
whereupon one of them asked : "Can
God make a rock fo big that he can't
lift it?" The boy's question remains
unanswered.
"You made a fool of me," said an ir
ritated man to his wife, "and that's the
way you got me to marry you." "My
love," sweetly responded" the wife,
"you do yourself an injustice. Call
yourself a fool if you please, but re
member that you are in all respects a
FClfj-iuadc mnn."
Common rc"in prevents the forma
tion of acetic acid in fermented liquids
without disturbing the process of al
coholic fermentation, and it is thought
that the peculiar effect of tlie hop is
due rather to Us resinous matter than
to its oils. The Creeks add retin to
their sweet wines.
"Tell mc," he said to the doctor,
"toll me frankly, is there any hope?"
"Yes, sir, a grc it deal. The statistics
fhow that one out of every hundred
rilectcd with your disease recovers."
Well?" "You are the hundredth I
have trente.1 for the malady, and 1 have
liot cured one of them."
A nostrum mined "malco" much
vaunted in some parts of Europe as a
jirophylactic against the plague and all
infection, peases, consists of a little
carboi.atc ammonium, scented with
oil of roes, and carbolic acid. It is
put up in a small leathern case, and is
worn susicnded from the neck.
The average of mortgages upon the
farming lands of France is about o j er
cent. In England it is The Unit
ed States have but o.0U0,00 proprieta
ry agriculturists. France with a vast
ly smaller area, has G,0O0,HM ; 5,000,1 00
of whom are small farmers. England
lasbut 250,000. landholders, and 12 per
cent only of the people till the soil;
the rest ate engaged in manufacturing
and other i)iirsu its. One million are
paupers. THE SJN rFOR 1880.
The Sua will deal with the events of the year
180 ia its own lusniou. now pretty wen under
rttoud ly everybody. From January 1 until
December 31 it will be conducted as a newsna
!er. written hi the English language, aud irint
ed lor the eile.
Ah a newsiiaiKT. TV.e Sun believes In petting
ail the news of the world jiroinntly. and present
ing it in the most intelligible shape the shape
that will enable its readers to keep well abreast
m the age with the least unproductive expendi
ture of time. the Kie;itet Interest to
the greatest number that- is the law
-controlling; its daily make-up. It- now
lias a circulation very intu-li larger than
that of any other Ainerean newspaper, and en
joys an income which it is at all times prepar
ed" to spend liberally for t he benefit of its read
ers. I'eople of all conditions of life and all ways
vl tlilnKing buy ana reau inehun; and they
all derive eatislaction of some sort from its col
umns, for they keep on buying and reading
it.
In its comments on men and affairs. The
Sun believes that the only puiile of policy
tdiould be common sense, inspired by genuine
American principles aud backed by honesty of
purpose. For this reason it Is. and will con
tinue to be. absolutely independent of parly,
class, clniue, organization or interst. It i for
all, but ot none. It will continue to praise what
i good and reprobate what is evi!. taking caie
that its language is to the point and plain, be
yond the possibility of being misunderstood. It
is uniiuhieiiced by "motives tliat do not appear
on the surface : it lias no opinions to sell, save
those winch may be had by any purchaser with
two cents. It hates injustice and rascality even
Mre than it hates unnecessary word". It ab
hors frauds, pities fools, and deplores nincom
poops of every species. It ill continue through
out the year lsso to chastise the first class, in
ftruct the se.-ond, and discountenance the
third. All honest men, with honest convictions
whether sound or mistaken, are its fi lends
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truth to Its friends and about its friends and
whenever occasion arises for plain sneaking.
These are the princoples upon which The Sun
will be c iidueted during the year to come.
The year isso will be one in which no patri
otic American can afford u close his eyes lo
public affairs. It i impossible to exaggerate
the Importance of the political events which it
has in store, or tlifl necessity of resolute vigi
lance on the part of every citizen who desins
to preserve i he Uovernnient that the founders
gave us. The debates and actsof Congress, the
utterance of the press, the exciting contests of
the Republican and Demot-raOc. parties, now
nearly equal in strength throughout the coun
try, the varying drift of public sentiment, wili
all bear directly and effectively upon the twen -ty-fourth
Presidential election to lie held in
November. Feur years ago next November
the will of the nation, as expressed at the polls,
was thwarted bv an abominable conspiracy, the
promoters and benellciaries. r-f which still hold
the olhces they stole. Will tne crime of 1S7G be
repeated in lsn? The pas decade of years
opened with a corrupt, extravagant, and insol
ent Administration intrenched at Washington,
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io great things a steadfast purpose to maintain
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Address I. W.ESiI.AKD,
25t Publishers of The Sua. Kew Nork City.
J0IIX SHANNON'S
LIVERY SALE AND FEED
Carriages always on Hand
AND
HEARSE FUNERALS.
TJUZ NOTICE!
I want all of my accounts settled to date,
anrt I shall do no more credit business. All old
accounts must be settled up. and no new ones
will be made, t nless such accounts are settled
riattsmouth, fteB,
Of Ten Ycar&rDy:!0,-!. Ths Dis
charges Thick, Bloody, aid ci
Fou! Odor. Senses of SmeH and
Tasio Wholly Gone. Enii.-ely
Cured by
Hcwrs.Wf lt. ft Totter j Orr.tlmr-n irr.flccm
Eelled to aO.nov.1 ill-.; -, i , jm.t ben-6t
bAxrOKD's IUDl':l. f r-ie lots br.cn to "-. For
sn years I li.'.re Ix i .1 nfljl(;ir U v ICi i'.t.a ln.nli.vimo
(JlBCkJe, nd c?crl)'y iu Ihr mi. r b-.J it
born mott serrrr-. Tfce iM -cunrgc Im-a ui 't
n1 Moofly, einltttiiir a f n! Iiir o b.l !'. n.y
firence In a room wKa o!h"Tri vtt oJi-tisIvj
o tlirm. Onr Wfck aftrr ro TC'Pt;l:K lur 10 of
Eaufokd'h Kapicai. CiHK I n-.g iiot tro-ib.l tlij
It at all. I.'ys f t it ia :.n5 une.l, w:sl U tnr
vhnUj) jroiii-, liv.i tmw fn'ljr r' tcrii d. nr.'l my gco.
ral tlCditli la uiucU l.i r; v. it V' U ",
MELi.orNTi 1;. roT?r.
G kaxs HAPine, Mien., Kov. 8, iuC
LATCr?.
Vr.t1rTnen; Thi rr.'-knr" cf f:AT"m,a fro
arrived bcroto-ntirht nil right. I lnulknow whia I
lionld hari donrt ICIt hmi i.iitbTn firi!i!rcraf!y.
I have trtPflNllou h'-siuid evrryihliiieiHc.aiil
Hhouiili I have Iwcu bMc lonnp ctti'rnMva li
Charffu, I havo nnt h'rn nhh- lor' rttvrnir mmis
tasto and smll until I trlcl f.v ;F.i:r's.rui. Y'n
Can rtfrr any r-ni von cliocwi to m, nnd I wilt
ctiecrftilly lnlVrui tln ia 'n cviil a loilic bcucas
tii tvnielf lias eca to no. VVrr.'
MKi.T5ori;v ; u. fohd.
Gxajtd KaPIDS, MlCir v li, latf.
SmmWS RADICAL CURE
Kot on! v rr'Tnyitly nrrrst". th ccrTrltnr' d'sf hrp
lu Calarrli.but, y sympathelic a'tlon, it restore to
ouml hco'tli nil td.i crmm of tlif bf't thnt luvs
beconic atTcte' 1 by It, aad cxlubll any ol tlie lullo w
Inc affectlou:
Defective Eyrsfct InP:m-d tnit STaitery
Kyrs, l'ninful unil V.it ry tjvs Jom of
IIoMrln Earache, Ncuralpiu ol'tb" V.ur,
DlacharRCB from t hollar, Kitiiusf N'oUci
In tlio iiead. Jjlziiiioi'. X ttou Heiul
cbe, l?sin in the Templen, Iaxh of I ho
tvensf-8 cf Tasto t1 Hmcll, i;io:igit Ion of
the Uvula, Influinmation of tl-.e Tonsila,
Putrid KorftThroat, T'ckHngr or If iwUlnit
Coucrh, Iironci.itii, wud i;iovl!aj; cC tiio
Luues.
Karh pm-lcae fnntaini Pr. PAnford's T'nr'rovpd
Ir.lm'.lnK 1 ubr, w t.li tall : id circiady ijrp)rcl i:t
T ctloi'.kfor uo la till a- a. I'lic-.tl. Ivrsnlby
all wh'liabj sn'l retail drtiiri;l and rt.-alcrn
t'.riipboiit tho t't'ite.l ft at' )! C -:a . Wf F.KS
lul TKT, O-cw.al Aicuti hui. JjIo L rU(
frl.rts, lioaou, i ,ira.
Voltaic Plasters
AW E"rtro-Olvsn!c ratrr. combined Tlita
a lilK'ilr Medicated Planter. r.nijlDe tba
fTani-t curatlvo aKLUt la tlio world f med'rlne,
and utterly f urpaisinif all other 1'iastrre liertoforo
In w. 1 hey AC-on-.pl 6l ni"re In one ieelt than
the old IMAfters In a wliulo y-iar. Tney do not poll
lltla, Uiey ci. They
Kflievo
14.11 -ve
l:ilcvo
Krlicve
lvelljvo
K?lieve
I.'tillevo
J-:M-..!va
r.slevo
A!Tcctlcr.3
Afections
Aircctlon
A!Ti-ctions
AffcctioiiS
Chest,
Hear-
Liver.
fplaen.
Kidueys.
Pploo.
Nerves
MuacI'j.
Jointn.
U ne.
cfthe
Oil.'.!
cftlu
of tlio
Oftlill
cft'ia
of tlio
Au;ctlon
Affections
AttVctiona
ACcctlons
Afiectlo:.
A fi'-rtlons
AllicUous
ofth'i
of the
cftti
VftliJ
Keilcvo
17o inrtter whe. ir .ir
- he the xto-t r.f vour mjfT'P.
i -.e.'.rv oic t il i-M' l'laMPr. Heli f t l.-nMnwruv
oi.s, a latt mpporlcd by liiniirc.ls of testimonials ia
cur piittfMdun. 15.-i.ri i i::md t iat V.f most impor
tunt Qiboovcrli'slu pliurmncy lifitv luick lees than ten
TArfi. n:id t!itt r- i:ilii'ai:o:!s:l' guaia ami rsenect
of ljlants tr.d niirubt w 1 .-reia uidteii xvl?!i fAro.
trlciiy It f,-rai 11 ur.itlvo Pl:i!rcr, l.i gootlilnz. h.-ol-lue.
tau stn l.lh.-ni::x properli'H a l.ir uniieritir to
fclloftii-r i'laaii-i-a Iit. tot on 1:1 u-i tj liio BCiuuUUo
pUjL.L.l 1 t
lrloo, C5 Cents.
iTiiin um m im iiii ir-l
j r.rfht to rati f-r rOT.LTVB VOT.TAIC TT-Aa-TElll
-Kt yon ctaotne wrilil si lndt.it ion. Sold liy
I I Who!- tul.j an l K -t ifl 1 1 liroiiirhoc t!.o
l'nltel Mnt o:m! anndns, a -d Ly WilKS ii l'OX
I"ro;)r:elor, liob on, -Mi-t".
Millions of Mothers express their de
light over Castoria. It is nature's remedy
for assimilating the food. Unlike Cas
tor Oil, it is pleasant to take, and
unlike Morphine Syrups, it is harmless.
Castoria regulates the Bowels, destroys
Worms, Cores
Sour Curd and fjmd Colic,
and allays Feverishnesa. What cives
health to the Child, promotes rest for
the Mother. Children Cry for Pitch
er's Castoria. It is the most reliable,
effective and popular article dispensed by
Druggists.
Since Healing romedics have been used by
SUFFERING MAN
has there been known such absolute Pain
relieving agents as the
Centaur X.iniments
They soothe, heal, and cure. They
MEAL-CuU, "Wounds. Galls, Old-Sores, Broken-breasts
and Sore Kipples ;
CURE Pain in the Tack, Rheumatism, Scia
tica, Lumbago, Neuralgia, Ear-Ache,
Tetter, Pimples, Itch. Salt Rheum, and
all Flesh, Bone and Muscle ailments of
Animals :
SUnDUE Inflammation and Swellings;
RELIEVE Boils, Fclons.Ulcers, Sore Throat,
Bronchitis, Croup and Quinsy ;
EXTRACT Pain from Burns, Scalds, Stings,
Frost-bites, Sprains and Bruises.
The experience of centuries has made the
CEMTAUR
Xtiniments, the most speedy and effective
- ourative agents for
MAN and BEAST
the world has ever known. The Cental-
hare relieved more bed-ridden Crip
ples 1 healed more frightful wounds,
and saved more valuable animals than
all other liniments, ointments, oils, extracts,
plasters and so-called "pain killers" and
"skin cures" combined.
Physicians and Veterinary Surgeons en
dorse the Centaur Liniments 1 millions
of men, women and children in all countries
nse them, and Housekeepers, Farmers,
Planters, Travelers, Liverymen, Teamsters
and Stock-growers, are their patrons. They
are clean, they are handy, they are cheap,
and they are reliable. There is no ache,
pain, or swelling which they will not alle
viate, subdue, or cure. Sold throughout
THE HABITABLE GLOBE
for 50 cts. and $1.00 a bottle. Trial
bottles, 25 cts.
A. G. HATT
JCST OPENED AGAIN",
Kew, Clean, First Class Meat Shop,
on Main fttreet Comer of 5th, Plattsmouth
Everybody on hand for fresh, tender meat.
U8T1.06
Including Shooting Outfit.
I Every Gun Warranted
Hgartii Voyre Jk BrouVs St. Xoia
l&sfor 1
1 W2ifi3y K
53 tpr S
U .- sr.
1
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THE mi R MILLER
PIAXO-FOKTE
Are not only first-class Instruments, but this
Establishment may he Justly regarded
as one of tlie leading l'i.mo- Forte
Mauiifai-torics cf the
World.
THE FAVORITES
IN THE CONCERT HALL.
DuriiiK the Season of 1875-1876 the Henry F.
Mliler Pianos were used in IJostou and vicinity
in more than 1545 t'oiiecrts.
Season of 1677-17!. 175 Concert.
Season of 187S-lS7t Month of October.
Concerts; Month of November, 45 Cone rts
None but Hrt clai Pianos tould gain such n
quetimed popularity.
TIIES& PIA.XOS HAVE RECEIVED
The Highest Praise
From the
Most Eminent Musicians.
Of late I have had many opportunities of
usinir your Pianos and can stay with pleasure,
they 'have no superior in America, and my long
experience abroad justifies me in placing them
ahead of any foreign instruments of their kind.
CllAS. It. ADAMS.
Madame Koze and the other artists of my
company are delighted with tlie"Miller" Piano,
for its rich purity of tone, and the wonderful
manner in whicli it sustains the voice.
H. Maplesos.
In behalf of the Barnabee Concert Company,
and particularly myself as tlie pianist of said
company. I wish, to express many thanks for
the beautiful Grand Pianos of your manufac
ture, with which you have furnished us so far
this season. With your fine instruments con
cert giving becomes a jmsirive pleasure and de
light, "so tay we ail ol us "
Howard M
I consider no other "make" with which I am
acquainted, can excel it in any of the qualities
tliat constitute a perfect instrument. As an
accompaniment for the voice, I know of none I
would prefer to your.
Mrs. n. E. II. Carter.
I take creat pleasure in reeomniemlins the
Henry F. -Miller 1'iauos on all occasions where a
lirst-class piano is desired.
Mrs. II. M. Smith
I have known the Fiano manufactured by
mt. Henry r. tinier ior many years ana 1 ao
not hesitate to say that they take hih rank
anion'' the first-clius instruments of any of the
best-matters. . caul zkkraiix
I consider the Miller Piano superior to all
outers 111 tunc mellow ana cintiine; quality fo ac
ceptable for voice accompaniments.
Mr, is. ALi R Osgood.
We were delighted with the Pianos of your
manufacture wluch we used during our recent
tour in the Lniteu States their charming sing
ing qualities rend, ring them especially desiia
tie tor accompanying tlie human voice.
TllEOlilCINAI, SWKDISH
I.ADlliS OUAKTKTTK.
form's International ExMMtion 1876.
This establishment was tlie only one out of
more than forty fiano-torte exhibitor, wnich
wh deerecd two awauds for its single exhibit
of I'taiios at the Centennial Kxhibitioii.
This im the only Extahlixhmcnt that Received a
Fpcctal Award for a Xew Invention
i'lic Patent Pedul
Upriglit Pin no-Forte.
Tin Hesry F. Miller Pianos
nave received the endorsement of the
State of Massachusetts
and the
CITY of BOSTOINT.
They are LEADERS among the FOREMOST
riAXUS of Tlie WORLD.
HENRY F. MILLER
Boston, Mass., U. S. A.
JAMES PETTEE, Ag't..
Plattsmouth, Neb.
521y
James Pettee
DEaLEK int
Musical Instruments,
Sole Appointing Agent for
The furl vailed Maioii A. Hamlin
CABINET OliOAKS.
Also, the Steck. Ilrnrj- F. Miller, and Ilallet
,t tiiinston 1'iauos lor cass aud arpy counties.
ii. Ail i 1 1 VI
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i. -.lu. iu. .vi ..e n hr.Ut if rocm. Active to hu-hrtd?t
4.'jTir tc .ves. 2"ro:i;u.JM, its roAjv. CV-bity
itii:r-a;ty compnri. iViucl iluf.r. 4.utt prion, Q-:n-t,
i' m-!-t, Lov a:iJ CurTnip, iHipdimnt to M-rmc,
r.i n.iie a J ti-iii'. , Kv-iinct 4-U-irilumior, ti :n?ae
r-urv-J, Law ;w u. law .l Itrcf, lz.' 'ijhta
T n?,a wMinfUf e. iiruui.j; IjtcaBt.n !-. u!Lt to
? tUPtr cpui..- a :d tivft4n.ctt. A hV- !r p.-:ita
ftlj l ft ; 4r-1 VTCTLAU I t't 3'. O p & i: - i, V lUl U-i i iJl Vtt-
CaA.ar. bv itit:l. ar&.cj -'r tO CiUj.
4t Th PrWat Medical Afvlar."
fcc.t ft o SpfrinAt"rtiQi Rf Erruttl !Vblity, anl 2a
f vrii i-htm?e a.'ii ... cntii.fc 3-;.iii.a!
Hi--' t. ?C; rot.ni. Arcr-Oit lo tSorirty, Conf us in of
I.!?, l-,tri-s! J- cy, ajimua-tpof ft'tflit, Licftdv Mrmorv,
Jita t, c. iMk-.tif niarrinfrc impropfr
cr hatf.-'y, ri'iit "m-r.t, a jnat u-rT
t-i-J, vVT tyJj'lsUft, t J cc.ft.
a en VivUooi ai1 Woniit.xu.rfl, rrra ; or
iwt tu -r low j i iiLfttxaiit-us, rrb-fit n.jf evrry
tjirtfjoti tl: p:'irn ' fvsU Ht that i t-v" kaw:njc, sji4
r:u. n li;t i. t f ubii-h. J i.i nvhrr urk. rl'-iccio-Ll'i.-a
vniuinc ftil,:v .y f'O tT ritilar Muit&l ii.fc
j.U'..:iiet ai 1 1 odi?i!:iiJ after gettin it can have
taajr muy lciimtivH. Tk Author ii c-i rxpricced
I '-yiciaiitfiany )-ara prAdit-, (raiac';I ki;us,) i
c adv'c r- v-n, B'U liv'.v fur tn-it;nit.c .aid duvn, viU
ItUaitd t tfrratTftinc to hoe ti. i j f ota impurittA
tuwT,r'y rrroM,'rt :&r, or i"r rt tii ci.vMer
ru trr-'jt;ca cnai:.2 i"-r 1 )Md f Irivte" or
' CTtrftic" -Si in m; evVumM.ofcnmjilete
iaorw, 1.r Iri In frtairpv tilvT t-r C urreu. CotuI
Utioa eur.eafrUijJ. ir4 ..tN-rt i-i '--n;p'Ir'i'' tnn-.:;
ft?wrr-jSout chft-r.) Aarr; P-. But' D-AriT-
PriTftt HospitftL tuS
S. C lark St..4.btcfto.
1II.CCTStiftltT.ftll
I'riTftCe. Cbrtmt and
F o m ft I DUf-atra.
CoiiBiiltatttua f r e .
Laditia and Geo tie
niD. ftftDd oca dollar
fttr ftftOiplM ftf UtMl
rubber r-x4, and
Tftluftt'. Suormiioa
br cpra. Kflia-
A new work, prk-e &0
entft t-r mutt. Mrsta
riea of ?ttire, Fksi.
oIok jr of Mftrriajce, Or
gfttift of ftienvratloB,
UtBCftftC- f Ynutb Aod
Manhood: a wealtb of,
choir Aad vftluab in
forsiftiinu, of interftftt
to bfib ftvxeft. Nc'htrc
erfftoaiv U food tic
and rffluetue&i. I ft for
Btmtf'tB n r txtora
pubti-hed. No familf
ftbould b wi'.cut iu
C"7Aiiareft, Dr. A. O.
OLIN. 30-1 Clark St.
ble t' lUAtePiiU, S5B
ict w. ft rnpw
horns and uunte fr
!,al ift d uri ag oa-
flDJTin t.
f3
a' MORPniNE habit
lately anJ areedily cured. Vaya
4rs. No itulilicity. band stamp
r fullparticu'ara. T-r Caritoo,
9C3 3. Clark itn cnieaca, u.
Ifl K MTC eomp'ltnl busi.-ie-i mau ine'b
VV Alii I CasaT county 111 the L. S. to nil tb
1 rrluueUia f 1 btu Hwrth ksuwlny by subrr;tian.
To.ucli Itirn. v. it b gotxl r,-r.'rrtceiv wc furi.i9!i lle vuttli free.
a.n-1 i;ive tinis that will iii.sre a w orker over aio.l a nistitk.
AJdrca. IM tKM 1 10 At fill. ID, Uui 2i2, at. l.oui. Mo.
Platte Valley Herd of
PiOLAND-CHINA
T. CLARK,
WEE1IN( WATEK, - NEK
tr-Hegistertd Stock for sale. 13:a
O. F. JOHNSON,
- DEaLEK IN
Drugs- Medicines
r-AND-
' '! .' " ' - '' 1 .... .1, -. 1 -ri . i .."---J
All Paper Trimmed Free of
Charge.
ALSO DEALER IN
Stationery, Magazines,
Latest Publications.
Prescriptions CRrefuIly CorapoiiartcJ
by an Experienced Drnesast.
KEMEMBEK THE TLaCK.
Cth ST., 2 DOORS SOUTH OF.3TA1K
rLATTSMOUTH. NEB.
.MIKE SCHNELLBACHER,
BLJ1 CKS3I1 Til
HOUSE SHOEING,
AND
WAGON KEPAIKING
All kinds of
FA KM IMPLEMENTS
mended
Keatly & Promplj).
:0:
Horse, Mule& OxSlioein,
In slicrt, we'll shoe anything that liar
four feet, from u Zebra to a Giraffe.
Come and see us.
JKTETW SHOP,
u Fiftli St between Main and Vine Streets.
list across ye corner from the new HEliALf
okkix'e. toy
ROBERT DONNELLY'S
"WG-OXnT
AND
BLACKMITIi
SHOP.
Wagon, Buggy, Machine and Plow re
pairing, and general Jobbing
I am now prepared to do all kinds of repairing
wiaciii anuuiiicr niacninerv,- M mere
is good latUe in my shop.
PETER RAUEN,
The old Reliable Wagon Maker
lias taken eharge of the wagon shop,
-lie is well known as a ' "
KO. 1 WORKMAN. V
Kew Wagons and Itasrsiet. made to
wraer.
SATISFACTIOlN GUARANTEED.
Shop on Slxthstreet opps'!t Streiffht's Stalie
I t . 'jiB
- f F or trio ty Newt Dnc!rt. AGCNTS irvantsd.
fl'Tt. rTTS itr::. all rst n-'rj fnm "V
KT.'iTIi"I?E to a hKi t:.tr kidm Ad i J r-. 3
V e,,,t hw!y if ri t "m t-"T wTi iM-T, g
-in mi 1 1 ' ' 1 11 I a i ii
M. WHI'f fflt
617 St. Charles Street, St. Louis, Ho.
A nmilar irraduateof two Medical Collrgea, has been longer
Dfraged iu the pccial treatment of all Venereal, Sexual
and Chronic IJiaeases thin any other Fhyaician in6u
Xouia, aa city paper ahow, and all old reaidenu know.
Byphilia, Oonorrbaea, Gleet, Stricture. Ckrchltia,
Bernia, or Rupture, aUl TJrlnary Diseases ana
BypriUitic or Mercurial Affections of the Throat
Bkm or Bones, are treated with unparalleled aucceaa, on
lateat acientillc principle. Safely. Privately.
Spermatorrhea, Sexual Debility and Impo
tency, aa the result of rklf-Abuae in youth, aczual ex
ceaeea in maturer year, or other cauaes, aud which produca
omeot the followinit effecta : DervoAifineas, aeminal em ia
ioua, debility, dttnneaa of aight, defective memory, pimple
on the face, phyaical decay, averaiun to aociety uf u-malea,
eoniuaion of ideaa, loaa of sexual power, etc., rendering
xnamfl f?Q Improper or unhappy, ar permanently
Cured. Cuuaultation at office, or by mail fire, and invited.
When it is inconvenient to viait the city for treatment,
sedicine can be eeut by mail or expreaa evervwhere. Cur
able caeee guaranteed, where duuLt exist, it ia frankly stated
fimphiei let 1 E--mp ; J-r Wcmea, 1 Cusp ;
fftrasn, tar th, 2 Ciznt. tt Fae-t.
IV3ARREACE ! pIBFs.
pSSs. i CUBDE.
lieKant cloth and C'lt blndintr. Sealed for BOc,
In poataire or currency. Over firry wonderful penjpictures,
true to life; article on the following cubjeeta: who may
marry, who not, why. Manhood, W omanhood, Fhyaical
decay. Who ihould marry; How life and happineaa may
be increased. The Physiology of Reprodmiion, and many
more. Those married or contempint'tna; marriage ahould
read it, then kept under lock and key. Popular edition,
tame aa above, but paper cover, tW page. itt rt. by mail,
money or po.twpg. Cheapest poofl rnidein America.
PRESCRIPTION FREE
For the ecd7 cur of Seminal WeakrveAa, Lost Manhood,
I rem tu re IVbility, Nervou sneaa, lr-pondenry, i'ontiiftion
of Ideas, Aversioo to Society, IV'tertive AlenuirT, Aiid All
Xiortera brouhton hy Secret Ha bit and Excesses. Any
drujrtrist has the inrredicntft. Addrvas,
OR JACQUES, 706 ChoaUiut St., St, Louia,
BAST'S RIDING SAW MACHINE
Xbe BST XxiXNU UUT.1
Will SAW anv aiao loss in tnv
position, -xnouaanas in
use. Weight of tne oper
ator does all the work.
Send for Circulars and
Prices.
iENTS WANTED.
Addreu V. H. Manurg o., Chicaso, nia
QCE HERE! S5 ia E0093 for S3 cts.
13 4L Satlidrll-m rnrMlH-l. liONT MlKS IhU ( hanrv
iwiT i H valusLle monrt -iHikirc Secrets; lt Hich I
turpi. Mine fotmUiR l'e ; 2 5feel fens: I Silver-pfite!
Holder; I i lam Holder; I Rut.her-t'p Feocil ; 1 fine EnveU
opr; 12 shecti fine Paper; I 1.20 Hook that funny Poem,
and Claitese Secret for rlntsint; line, (bif money letlmr se
cret. ) All sent for Fifty Centa. Stnips taken. AdJres.
IiUb. tbTg.j IMO-S IfUOsi VO sWnicuiowa, htw 4ry.
A few of the articles you
ill Cr
H on
an H
cf p W CD
2 w R
S i i
Ico g N
. P 0 H
2 Qx
si w a
a? ri
N I ,
I
I
at the live progressive
DRY GOODS and CLOTHING" HOb'SE'
OF
SOLOMON
For $1 00 you can buy 22 yards strnd;trd ii mt$.
" 47Jc pound good all wool yarn.
10 cotton batting.
8,3 per yard domestic gingham.
8 " " cheviot sliirting, very good.
". 7 " " brown and bleacbed muslin, can'l be beat.
M -jr M Canton Hannel, superb.
. " 8.' " " ticking, no better.
" 1 00 a good comfortable.
" 1 25 per pair up, splendid blankets.
44 12)a, 15, 18 and 20e per y'd, alpaca lusties, all colors, best ever offered
- 2210 up, black and colored alpacas, double width, best in the city.
M 45c per yard up, black and colored cashmeres, great bargains.
8l to 10 and 12 to 15c per yard up, suitings iu endless varieties.
20c per yard up, ail wool flannels, best ever elTered.
" 50c " " " waterproof, an excellent quality.
20c " " " cassinieres, 'well worth double.)
" 3 75 up. Ladies cloaks, tlie finest assortment in the city.
" 1 75 up, Misses and children's cloaks " --
M 20c per yard up, hand made zephyr fascinators.
" 75c up, a great variety of shawls. -
" 25c up, perfect fitting corsets.
" 50c up, two button kid gloves, fine.
A full line of Ladies and Children's underwear, (very cheap.)
The finest assortment of Ladie's, Children's and Infants hand-made hoods,
sacks and shawls, zephyr, ever known in Plattsmouth.
UVC X XriiLi X 1ST IE IR "3T- "
a. s, Sr " V " "
For 75c, up, Ladies' trimmed -hats, nice.
C5c, up. Children's hats. '.
Jewelry and notions at prices that defy competition.
$25,OOp "W" O.jEvT jx3l.
Of Mens', Youths and chifdrjens clothing, regardless of cost. We ;ire go
ing to close this branch of our business. So look out for bargains.
For 63 00 and up, Mens' overcoats, hard to beat. -
" 4 00 and up, Mens' suit's-.
" 1 50 and up, I'oys' suits.
FURNISHING GOOES IX. PROPORTION". .. -
For $1 75, up. Mens boots. Mens' shoes, SI 25 up.
" 1 00, up. Boys' boots. Roys' shoes. 85c up.
1 00, up, Ladies' shoes. Childrens' shoes. 25c up.
Tffe largest and roost elegant stock of mens' and boys' ftlt and stiff crown
licits in the west
- Take advautage-of the great inducements we offer in zephyrs, all color,
12J contsjier ounce, Full line of Germantown and high colored yai n very
low. Finar4t4 Jai-a Honey Comb and plajd-canvass at leduced figures.
FIKE DRESSING SjLOVES,
GLOVE&FCtibllZfi&A D
MEN,
LVVES
4s isW.s iT"
In fact w shot'tUe"irrcfttest variety of gloves, for special use, to .be
found, and we call specja-l'afftgfition to them. .
The above list eCrveVs oniy'a small portion of the many articles which Ave
offer as BARGAINS. We guarantee the public the retailing of all goods at
wholesale prices, and we defy anyone in the business to compete with the
above figures. . .
SOLOMON & NATHAN.!
t
;s fe2
.The Jshhson Revolyiss Boox-Case.
JOB
Latvyert, Clergymen, Physician;
- Editors, Hankers, Teaeltsrs,
SJerchant, . Students,
and all who read boots.
Holds more l ooks in 1iks ppaco than utit other
device Kotutess at a filler's touch Shelves ad
justable at heights desiml Each slielf is IS inches
square, noliin a Bet or A;.ileton a l vclonnnlia.
tladeor iron, it cannot warp or w ear out. Beiiuti-
Jiily ornamented, making a handsome and novel
piece of furniture. Sizi?s for table hold 1 or 2
tiors of book : siasfcr tloorhol.l 2, 3. or 4 tiers of
books.- as desired. Send for deacripti ve prico list.
Send cents for onr New lu-rsriiATED Catalogue,
with over &J0 lilustrat;ons ol Uducaiional oi.d
useful articles.
BAKER, r II ATT V CO.,
School Furnishers, and Dealers in erervthlutr in ths
Book aad Si&tioaerv liAe,
fADQUARTERS FOR ALL SCHOOL SUPPLIES,"
142 A 144 Grand St., Kew York.
MONEY TO LOAN
OK IMPROVED FARMS FOR
FIE YEARS TIME.
TE.V WAX C'fiXT IXTKREST.
NO COM MISSIONS.
Eaqnire of D. II. WIIEKLEll & CO.
Plattsmouth; or 11. E. MOO HE, Lin
coln, Nebraska. 21tf
ABBOTT'S PATENT
OBTLAND GISTTEH
Ths Strontrest Sleigh In existence. Fins
Cnixh. lit,' lit. cheaper and more durable than
other Sleighs. Also,
AlMt's Patent Runner Attaclmients,
Vor wheeled vehicles of every description. Per
fectly practical; fits any axle; tracks It country
roads. Over four thouaand in use. 4sTdcndlor
circulars aad learn yunr nearvat asrent.
A. A. A3SOTT & CO.,
800 AValtaali Ave, CUIcaso.
GEOltGE EDGEKTOX.
Wi nes, Liqou rs
AND
CIGARS. -
Main Street, opposite the. 'Court House.
This place is just opened, neir, good goods 'of
all kinds. We want to keep a good house aiid
please our customer.
REMEMBER THIS.
9!v.
"FT" V5 Br"rsv tot cMr-ysns
P"4. Vtar asnJcMuattran :.w arid Npi yu.y
Si. whvii a itfw i;rj m vi Aar, VtiikLers ur a.- ualscx.es
is ariuaUprtKlic't
L-wo.- u. u Co., 3 CXiuUja Jlxac, KiW Tort. -
If w -bt xfcT
1st an Ba 1.1
can buy to the best advantage
& NATHAN.
ULUV.S tun 2JlliJilLi:cs,
" BRIDGE MEN,
FOR LIVERY MEN.
t. f
miSi EtMmMmd IHiiy-
OYEB 2.000
Jfare f(;Ti(i the following remarkaUe wijxr, the nitjnnturr of u-huh can he een at mir office
Jcsr. SEAUVR V Jt JOIIXSOX, lil J 'a .SX A"u York:
Oe.nti.km ejt :
"For the past few years v.e liave ko11 vailuus brntul-j cf Porous I'I:tUrn
Physicians and the Public preftr IIKSSOX'! C'AI'CIXK i'OIIOI H 'L.1NTK U nil
others, -
AV consider them erne of the very few reliaMe liouseholil remedies worthy of eoiifiilci cr.
They are Suixrior toall other Porous Phtniersor Mcdulncsfor External u-r."
FIRST OLA-S
Clothing House!
C. G. HEROLD, - Proprietor.
FIRST ESTARL'D IN 1856.
Keeps a general large stock of
Men's, Youth's & Boy's
and has Just received the fineet lot of
French and English Silk
WORSTED SUITS,
THAT EVKTi CRtJSSEO THE MO. RIVER.
Hi different styles of
Miats d Gaps,
are surprifiing, and hi stock of
Furnishing Goods !
FANCY GOODS,
ANI
SIlq w Case Goads
IsJIarge enough to supply any demand.
Call and Examine the
UEW STYLES.
BEFORE PURCItASTXa ELSEWHERE.
, C. (J. HEH0L1).
CLOTHING!
Sehluntz & Dewev
t 7
Godar Greek, Gas county? Vcfr
DEALERS IX
are,
A
fr n
Mm) CJap3 Iis)f q SIm.,,
Highest m.'irket price paid fc- a
kinds' of Grain, in Cash, or will tokr
produce in exchange for goods.
Having now got our Slock lirly
opened, we invite all to call and ex
amines
1T
MAFTJFAOTOBY.
s il l II H pi!rtniii; ;
"J rr ; LU Sv,v W1"'sr v. v-r- - :v :- v i K
I ri i o Wipp
& -:i ? II o mmmmfmtA
55" """" j6:xiil v'tM''ir'7,r
Sherwood Keeps the Biggest "Line cf Boots & Shoes
In Cass
1 ' T. -V - - " esVI tZa -X S nil 4 s ass'
i v ssPk t: T3r te-fi' 9 r 4 a v j . it - .'j
FOR PARTICULARS -"wb(ak- ADDRESS: Ww
WkiteSewimg Machine
Co.
TEE r,SADY PAHIIi'Sr SO A3? EIAKKR:
LEWIS'
rm pt4 ct'.i r? r. r. rr?l s,s
t,l Ifj J IS, U if IT. I
r r jt -ska r i tt c. j l
-jrs -
ATA es
STilSIIOEST
liiiA Ull
f
Any portion of contents of ccn may be uwl tvitLout rTiciling bal
13 pounds of rrrfiimtd Hanltonp raa.le in Uv dy minutes
out boiling, nd your wash will be s-w.-ct un.l -loon to u, wi
;'-.-i??'iv-i..y
tliat nrvny fmcll produced
from other Lye.
ajns -rmiui win ioi.cn fle Rallonn of Imrtf Ta(rr.
LEWIS' IYIJ is S irr cent, itruuztr than any other I.ve cr
so-Ciiled Iloclt or Call PutorlK.
t MANLKAtrLllUi ONLY II T
GEO. T. LEWIS a EVIENZiES COMPANY.
PHILADELPHIA, l'A.
22
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aii iw cait 'j vj. , i. tv mMM Villi;iA. ft. H UAUAtU ..IIO t' . O. V ii 1
...1' '
DfUaGISTS -
STOVES !
ih::e:d"wa:r:hi
AND
ssiaa
U.V. Mathews,
On Main St., opp. I'latte Valley IJau.i-j,
Jjarbbare, SlMs intem.
A lartre assortment of SnlCI.K 1IAKD
NAKK, jut received and -w ill
he sold low.
WOOD STOCK' AND IRTN,PUMP;'
FIELD AND GARDEN' SEEDS. '
Ammunition, Hails,--Lov,r,
AND A'SI'JKCIAL'iY.
Itememher, we keep a good tlNXKl. t'.l
are prepared to do all sort ol '1 D-wcik.
lintwu's Corn Planters, and alljilriil of Futy
TooU, .
V. V. UAfllKUN,
i'l.itti.utuli. .Nc:
2Hi J
H. A WATERMAN & SON.
Wholesale and Uclail Deters In
PINE LUMT.Ell,
J.ATJr.
iJASH,
DOOUS,
BLINDS,
ETC.,
j:tc.
JJT.
Wai.i :tit-.-t. Corner tif l?t!i.
I'LATTSMOUTII, - - . vj;:,
Still Better Rates foiLumbcr
stoneware,
Aft. r7 rQ1
1 Ml
County.
24!y
WAIM '"i
MB CHS
Cleveland, omo.
er Cent Pnro.
AHD PUREST LYE f-lACE.
Id Q I'llllj rUlTlJljii.
with.
tlio '
whew vithig ready-made Soap cr ;J.p lumj
. i. . .. ...r-, T ..T , r. r-. .........
mm
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