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nnnouoi-ing to hi I a.lir
iiuth.iinil vlol.iiiy that .lit
i trw days iM'i'u ner
-anfl DrcssmaWni Parlors.
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f'd Cinmlcte Muck 1I Uoixls. Ouall-
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K R A NT E E D .
fiOUtO, Sept. 28. IJ -SSuiS.
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ADJOIMNO TUK
j. RAILROAD filters.
1 "Aside tho 7ty limit, and not ul
1 '. jed toclty Taxed.
Ni: iii&idknt lots
1 ajidfdp utnn, or any other man, run
'hi dlimcrundur his own roof nnd
t cold grub from a dinner pail
' JJhe dusty, smoky shops,
iree to ten minutes' walk
faun hid work. Call on
jm'i ' JAM'S. MATHEWS.
I jj'tt Law and Real Kftate Agent.
lUiii Sure, will make term to suit
r m .3
J from $40 to $50
It .
fr for Cash.to nfen that will build
rtj iAitt for Spreulatori !
1 &KNRY BCFCK
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THE DAYLIGHT STORE.
FullLineGenerallUlerGliandise
Pull Line General Merchandise,
At Bottom Prices for Cash
At Bottom Prices for Cash
JOS. V. WECKBACH.
SO HAVE WE MOVED !
AND VOL' WILL FIXU l.'S IX TI1K
LEHIVHOFf- BUILDING,
Opposite Win. Hciold's, with ;i full lino of
PLATTSIIOUTH HERALD.
I'I'RI.ISIIKtt KVKKY Till K.SDAV
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Tiie Plattsmontk Herald ?mm Co.
LOCAL NEWS. :
I.eaTitt'i Gigantic Miulrcls were
at the Opera House last evening ou
their annual tour of minstrelsy
through the state.
F. D. I.ehtihon" i securing large
supply of vood -from over the river
these day a for nse in hi lri k yard
the coining Reason.
A lurgc amount ot Ice i being
sU red up in the Brewery and other k'c
houses in the city are being filled t
their utmost capacity.
J. M. Woodson i now moved nnd
located in his new more room on
Main St., the building lately vacated
by rjmith A Black Bros. '
DKALKlt 1M
uxniturc.
SAFES, CHAIRS,
fcTC, KTC, KTC.,
All Dudrription.
TALLIC BURIAL CASES
Mrc's, ready made mid sold cheap for cash.
J1' FINE HEARSE
3 .NOW BEADY KOU SERVICE.
niiuj thanks for past patronage.
11 to c:ill anil cxiunlne my
lak; stock ok
-f.TT' r ai" I
J. G. CHAMBERS & SON.
WILL J. WARRICK
PRACTICAL DRUGGIST,
si'i'cr.ssoit to o. r. joiivso.v,
PURE DRUGS, CHEMICALS AMD MEDICINES,
OILS. PAINTS AND I .1 ItSlxll h'S. ilf.ASS. I'UTVV X- nrtf OHUrFS
FINE SOAPS. I' li liFU M L H Y AJV't JiKUSIKS,
LAMPS -AND LAMP FIA TUHES,
The transient travel to and from
thin city i how at its lowest i bl in
the year, a state that always exist),
direclly following tho holidays.
'I he union jnfTtiiiijs in proiirets at
the M. E.Church Ihis week tomim nctd
on Monday evening, llev. K. A. Bur
being in the cit v tho weik pre-ious.
The atute board of agriculture ia
holding its annual meeting in Lincoln
this week, and a good showing for the
nust veai w ill be madeby Sce'y Wheel
er.
Tin Li-idf! kranz S.u it l a-e having
i; m ijf ;j:i"!ini f "reiw i y mr-clu for
iln- fiuge In ili !r 11 nil and tltej have
dramatic entertainments in Ihe native
(ol)iH' rjuitc l'tell.
The number of politicians ol bolh
larties from this city at the legisla
Jure this week will make Idnculn
pcoplctl.uiklli.it tl iiiuioiilh I un
duly interested.
The railrond company i- experien
cing much trouble lu re this winter
with coal t!u Ives who are both bolt!
and iHHiicroiu in tlii.it: workings. One
nrrest was made last week.
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I)i nists.
And all articles' usually kept by
Physicians Ppvscrijitions Carefully Compounded-
Plattduiouth, Xovember 2l. 182.-421301.
ALWAYS AHEAD!
BENNETT & L EW I S,
THE LEADING GROCERS
Come to the front with a complete Hock of
P Staole and Fancv Groceries
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FKESII AND NICK.
We always, buy the best goods in the mai ket, and guarantee ev i vthing as
select.- We are solo agents in this town for the sale of
" PERFKCTION" C. ROUND SPICKS,
AND TUK CELKHUATF.O
Clark Jr. & Co. - bat a vi A" canned goods,
Nothing finer in the market. I'lalt's "Tiger" brrnd of Baltimnre Oysters
lwavs on hand. Come and see us. We make you clad.
st anfl Most Relialile
A
ot (jotion,
a the world, fur tale at
blesale and Retail
BY
CHMS. PEAKL & lili ST.,
Dealers in all kinds of
ion & . Nathan, JLUaOEEK.,- HB.
rilOUTII. XECRASKA.
A considerable number ft ln: s have
found market in this city lhe last
week and t'armeis are tinding that
Pint ismou in is paying better prices
than any point In Itiu locality.-
Several new houses iu this city hjve
been fiiiilied and n uted !o lcnaLt
since the cold wc.itiier came. There
is scarcely a cessation In the bti'l lii g
boom hi this city all Ue year rtHjml.
The? clubbing lit of the IIkhald
fctill remains open nnd no better op
portunity was ever oflcred, t secure
your home paper and any. good out
side paper or inugiizine at so cheap
a rate.
The Edwin Clifford company ap.
peared " this city on Friday, Satur.
day and Monday evenings in the opera
house. The troupe are earnest work
ers in their efforts to please their au
dience, but auieteur in many of their
characters.
This the season of the year wi en
men take home an almanac for the
new year and it prompts au exchange
to say that, 'Ho is'ent much of a man
who cannot find in himself all the
symptoiit spoken ot in a patent med
icine almanac. "
The roller skating riak is abandoned
here, D. M. Jones having taken the
skates to Hastings where Ford and
himself will open a rink. The rolWr
skates were well patronized here, Lut
the owners found it impossible to se
cure a suitable room for a rink.
Iter. K. A. II n melt's Farewell to tie
YonnsTt.
IKAit I nirsnst -We hav met for
it few days; each afternoon for a half
hour, t.'nether we have visited lapan
and learn. d something of that most
patient. Interesting ai:d Imitative peo
ple; looked in upon seven of China's
great cities, and sketched earth's
strangest and most peculiar people.
We have traveled over 6.000 miles
among the mild andlurbaned Hindoos
seeing their idolatry, superstition, pa
tience, caste, hard work and content
ment. We nave looked down from
the l'ulney mountains upon earth's
most charming vales, and gazed upon
the towering Himalayas. We have
visited and admired the Taj Mahal,
earth's most exquiaite mai.ble palace,
and seen the glitter and display of
Oriental life. AVe , have roamed
through Egypt, made famous -by Jcs
eph's great life, and most by the visit
of the world's Redeemer, and verified
the statement, "Out of Egypt' have
called my fcoii. Ascending Cheopn,
we have looked down from Its dizzy
hight, and entered its cold aud stony
heart aud stood in the -silence of the
queen's chamber. In the charms of
Swlizeiland we have roamed, gazing
upon the Alpine highis. We have
sketched grand Old Paul in Home,
and looked down frem the hight of
St. I'etei's, as well as up to its mar
velous dome: down into the catacombs
ami along the Appian Way. .Again
and again going up, down and around
oharming Milan cathedial; admiring
St. Stephen's in Yieuua; eartli.s high
est towers 011 Cologne cathedral; sail-'
iug up the Rhine; tarrying at Wiea
Haden and Itadfii; visiting Goethe's
birthplace and mouument at Frank-fort-on-l
he-Main; majestic old Mi at in
Luther at Worms; ascended the Riga;1
ciossed the l'yienees, with the forty
two tunnels; the museums of Munich,
and marvels of bird preserving iq
Dresden ; the libraries and bridge of
Prillfue, the wonders of Keilin, tl.e
German capital, have all opened to us.'
Marble that almost speaks, in Flor
ence, wi h a a bridge of pictured car
pets and the graves of distingu'shed
Americans. liasle, Heine, Lucerne,
and Zurich, gems of Swiss (Uies'nest
ling among the mountains;-'giving
birth to the kindergarten and 'tho 'im
proved M'houl steiii, and looked out
upon earth's iivsi charming tcenery.
In Geneva we have fell the tread of
lrai:d old John Calvin, ami attended-
the World's Eighth A 1 Confer
ence of Young Men's- Christian Asso
ciation. In the cleanest, most beauti
ful, and wickedest , Paris we have vis
ited the Wot Id's Exposition, and stud
ied Brussels ahd Antwerp sailing from
IlotttiVdam. In England, we studied
London's wonders, heard and visited
Mr. Spurgeon, walked the ma'sive
'docks of .Liverpool, and saw the work
of the Young .Men's Christian Atsoci
ation. Old liolton showed us earth's
highest chimney (876 feet); Manches
ter, mother-of cotton manufacturing
and best practical work for young
men 330 boarding (homing) in their
grand Young Men's Christian Associ
ation building.- Birmingham, an iron
city, and home of the most eminently
useful John Angell James. At Edin
burgh, Scotland, a night with a mid
night missionary. Dundee, home of
the Saviour-like McCheyne, dying at
twenty-nine years, but his memory is
a sweet and blessed fragrance. Glas
gow's Evangelistic hall, with its 2,200
each Sabbath morning from the 'high
ways and hedges, to eat' breakfast and
hear of Chi isr? is earth's suggestive
spot.- Hence sailing to America.
Most inspiring of all
The Hkkalu leiirns that the steam
heating apparatus 'in Hie opera house
is proving very acceptable, and at a
much lighter expense than any other
method of heating.. When this fact
is generally known, other blocks In
the city will adopt like measuren for
heating.
A serious but uot nlarmiag accl
deuo occurred at the dejot, Saturday
evening in, which Fraek;!.. Green, a
popular It. t M. coudurtor wa iu
jured. The train in his uharge was a
"special," having on bard, officers
iloldredge, Perkins, and others of the
managing; fraternity.. After giving
tho signal to "pull out,' Conductor
(Jreeu attempted to got ou the engine
but missed his Tooting on account of
the slippery couditiou of ihe ktep, his
foot dropping to the rail, aud was
crushed Ty the. wheel. Dr. Dalrym-
plc, ol this place, was summoned and
dressed his foot, aud stated that while
the wound was a bad one, Ik) -did not
tliiuk amputation was necessary.
Arapahoe Pioneer. :
Frontier Experiences..
A colored man, i 11' company with a'
boy and dog, sta-ted to w.alk lrom Ft
Jtaudall to Long Pioo iu search of
work, ouo of tho cold days last weekf
When w i'hin four miles of town the
boy, w ho' wss nearly a man grown,
fell down 'exhausted aud nearly fro
zen. The" noble inau of color took the
boy and two feijns they had through
the snow thc.rest.ot the.wav. Ar
rived at the Pine, the colored man's'
feet were frozen, 0113 so . badly, .is be
lieved will have .to be amputated.
Our informant says the colored man
Jost the road several times in the
darkness and his faitliful dog would
come abd pull thcui back iu.tlie Jrack
aud but for the dog both would have
perished. Holt Cpuuty Runner.
He Knew His' Riisines's.
At the Lincolirpostoitice, not long
ago the lock ou the 'safe Tn the money-,
order room otou't ol" tix ami many
hours of labor iai.'od to ol.en it. Sat
urday night they gave it up. aud tele
phoned to Warden Noblec, at the pen
tteutiary, to know If ho liad in his
collection ofpers'ius an exp rt who
could overcome the ditiiculty. Mon
day u man came in with id I Hie di
nity of a in 1 11 i si i-r plenipotentiary to
the Fiji Islands, and asked, "Where'
your safe." Few and short were the
w ords the said, but iu l ' iuiuntcs
or less, the dAo.ts"-ol' the sift? - tvere
opeucd, wluii- the ''minister"- left
government quarters, returned lo his
t 'inpon.rv abode, and nssumed his
ordinary vocation as a quiet Aineri
can citi.eu ol Noblesville. -Kx.
Rmk leu's Arnica Salve.
- The best salve In the world for cuts,
bt ni.scs, sore?, ulcers, salt rheum, feve
sores, tetter. chapiMtd hands, chilblains
corns and nil skin eruption, and posi
tively cures piles. It la guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction or money re
funded. I'l K'e :t.1 ceijs per box. For
Bale at RoberU Pharmacy. ' :'.7ly
Dolmans! Dolmans!
A full aud coinplete line in nil the
latest styles. The ladies will find our
stock complete and we are selling at
the lowest margins nt J. V, Week-
bach's. 8 if
For Sale.
Forty acres of land one half mile
from PluttRiuotith, same will be sold
in whole or in lots to stilt purchasers
Inquire of W mkelek & Kknmktt.
371 f
J. Iry
H.is resumed business again, will buy
and Bell all kinds of Furuittire. Also
buys Iron, Metals and Rags. 1 advance.
money on all kinds of goods.
'.TAt'oB Levy.
. Plattsmouth. Neb. Oct. 14, iss-j tf,
Fresh Oysters.
Direct from the sea shore, constant
ly on hand, at the Central Restaur
ant. -J 2 in::.
.1. V. Weckbach has on hand a larije
and well selected stock of carpets, and
more, coming, lie will have the larg
est and finest line ever offered in this
city. 2::tfi
John Rlake keens constantly on hand
a full lino of line Irish and Scotch
Whiskies. Aug.l7,18,s2 22y 1.
Fine spun silk parlor suites 10 per
cent less than Omaha prices.
37.tf. I.Iakkis & Uxnt it.
: i.ihmi coras 01 hoou
for. sale. by W.-.S; Wise'.
Manufacturing and
aud ireat, at Merges'.
Repairing, Rood
Otf
.r.(00 fence posts for sab.
or addrecs lititf P. L.
-A. Salisbury, Dentist.
( all on
Wish.
l;:tf
A Painful A.echlenf.
rruin Mr. FJwin Richards, a neigh
bor of Mr. Oliver I.usk, residing 7
miles north-west of town, we learn
that -the latter gentleman, while, -qui
chicken ' hunting 011 Tuesday, and
w nen in me act or tiring his piece
being a breech-loading shot gun re
ceived a painful wound by the barrel
of the gun becoming detached from
the breech, and the wadding striking
him forcibly just above the eye. in
flicting a painful though not danger
ous flesh wound. T)r. Hobbs, of Elm-
wood, was at once sent for, who ex
tracted the wad that had penetrated
the flesh, and dressed the wound, ren
dering Mr. Lusk ejuite comfortable.
W..W. Republican.
Washington Irting's "Crayon Papers
' This very Prince in the realm of
letters is at last able., to enter the
homes of ordinary mortals. Until
have been our lately his inimitable productions have
5JW A
3T DONNELLY'S WaSST pfilCE
w.o-03sr
AUD
BLACKSMITH
SHOP.
uav.-Jlacnitu ami flow re-
g, and general jabbing
ared to do all kinds of n pairing
lotner maemnery, as mere
iowi latin? iu uiyuop.
ETSR RAIJEN.
eliable Wagon Maker
k charxe of the agon shop.
.own as a
d Baxrz-ie Made t
rder. .
TEB5IS CAliL.
1
TIOX GCARASTEED.
Y to Streisnt A Miller.)
I A3CUFACTCRER OF
in
3EAVY B1HNESS.
I Alargeltneof
lies, Collarsf Mjs.ic,
lwvs la stock.
all kind neatly done
sort notice. - ,
'.en Fourth and Fifth,
iit.UiUT, Busine. Manager.
. Aii In if,.
v V V UiL' LLIJ
Kf X Fffc
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And Tinner s' Stocl
bOFALL KINDS
FOR SALE BY
flxcelsior
ST. LOUIS, MO
For ?ale b.v J. S .Duke.
C. B. PARKER &sC0.,l
LINCOLNfAND PLATTSMOUTH, k'NEB.
ilANL FACTl'liEKS OF" .VXD DEALERS IX
AMERICAN AND ITALIAN MARBLE.
5, AND
. Granite Monuments, Headstones Tablets, Mantles, &c
First Premiums' Awarded .Work at Four State Fairs. Shop next to Sur
veyor General's 'Olflce.
In the Rock wood block, tho office
over the west room, will be occupied
by the clerk of the district court; the
ollice over the central sture room, by
Dr. Salisbury and the office over the
east room by J. li. Strode. All three
rooms are number one in light, size
and convenient location.
The ichesira in this city, which is
largely composed of members of the
late Bohemian band, headed by Sam
Mathews, is the bt-st the city his ever
boasted. At the entertainments given
by the Clifford troupe they rendered
some Yerv good selections which were
appreciated by Hit audience.
The ladies of the W. T. 17. will at
tend lo and relieve any cases of sick-!
ness or distress that may be reported
to them either through the president
or executive committee. Contributions
of money, clothing or provisions .will
be gladly leceived aud . judiciously
distributed )v the ladies of the Union.
Any persons knowing cases of desti
tution will report at the advertised
meeting at the Presbyterian church.
A subscription paper is being circu
lated among our business men and
citizens for the put pose of raising 5600
to secure the next district reunion of
the G. A. li.. to be held three days.
commencim: with July 3d. The pa
per is being liberally signed and there
is little doubt but the amount required
will I e raised without ditiiculty. Mr.
E. L. Reed, w ith his customary liber
ality, heads the list with $100. W. W.
Republican.
Board uf Trade.
At the adj urned meeting of t lie
Board ef Trade last Friday evening
reports were submitted ffom the
committees on C:ty improvements.
Improvement ot the Missouri and
from the Secretary. 'J he affairs of
the ye'ar past wcic sel tied and the
new eitiure-rs elect assumed their du
ties. The rest regular meeting ef
the Hoard is the first Tuesday evening
in February, at, which time the stand
ing committees for the ensuing year
will be announced. '
fifteen days in Palestine; in Joppa,
with Peter; in the vale of Aijalon,
with Joshua, and the city of cities, Je
rusalem. We have walked about Mt.
Olives, ever the tjmt where "11b bs
held the city and wept over it.,' and
have heard His agony in Gethsemane,
and been over all tiie scenes and aw
ful suffering on Calvary, all of which
was for you and me.
The half hours of these Asiatic, Af
rican and European wanderings have
been, 1 trust, instructive; but for eacli
of these thirty minutes we have had
three and a-half hours of si tig. prayer.
Bible-reading and gospel service. Sev
eial of you have professed to sur Hi
tler yourselves to the Lord Jesus, and
havi male an annouujemeut of your
full and clear determinatijn to be
His, for this and the life to come.
Th j Lord Jesus is the . Iily of the
Valley, the lioje of Sharon, the Bright
and Morning Star, and He has died
that you might live. Let no day pa3s
that you do not give a full half hour
(an hour if at all', consistent ' to. 'the
diligent searching of ' the Scriptures.
'-Search them as for hid" treasures."
Read the book of books oq your knee's,
begging for Divine illumination. D;
sonieihiug each day to win thos
about you to Christ. It is the l'p
that speaks; if it does not, the tongue
talks in vain. Some of you ate very
vnunff. but vou cannot enter the nar-
j o - - -
row path' too early.
The Evangelistic commit tee. under
whose direction this week- of meet
ings has been hold, have come to stay.
Perpctuil is their lasti, ani their var
ied an 1 suggestive efforts axe an open
eloor to very wide usefulness for you
if you possess what Paul called "the
gift of continuance." He-(Paul; went
about ebiinsr eood: may you imitate
his example, prays .1'
Your friend and brotlu-r,
- K. A. BUBXELL.
Deen practically inaccessible on ac
count ef their high cost. The recent
expiration of copyright has freed them
J rom the short sighted inonooolv
which has prefered to harvest the dol
lars of the thousands rather than the
dimes"of the millions, of his country
men- who take delight in his memory
The very beautiful Elzevir edition of
"his Trityon Papers." w ith a brilliant
sketch of the Life of Irving by the
poet. It. II. Stoddard, making a volume
of ovei S50 pages, is just issued and
the publisher with a view to securing
promptly the immense sale that is
neccessary to make the low price pos
sible, offers to send, if ordered at once
a specimen copy, in neat cloth binding
to any address, for the nominal price
of 35 cents; or in half Russia binding
for 45 cents. Irving's complete Works
are offered for prices' ranging from
less than SO.Oli upwards. The cheap
est edition until recently cost over
$30.00. The publisher will send socci
men pages free to any one on equest
.IOHX B. ALDEX, Publisher, 18 Ve
sey Street, Te'w York.
JUST THE TUING
S. F!
Fnr("i.ian. J
;jt, Traveling Salesman.
PLATTSMOUTH.
Weather Report.
DECEMBER.
Jlean temperature, 25.1; total raiu-
fali, i; lowest .cmperat tire on tlieUh,
19 beloy zero; highest temperature
ou the 1st, 61 a bo re.
.ANNUAL REPORT. . "
Aunual rainfall, 25 1-16; annual
mean temperatnre, 48.1; highest tem
perature on the 13th Sept, 1882, 95;
lowest temperature ou the 7th --Dec.,
1882. 19; heaviest rainfall i.uoue storm
April 7th, four . inches; Arii.pg
warmer than the mouth of May by 3
degrees. , . ;
Last frost last spring on the 6th- of
Juae. and the rirM f'rofct last faU on
4th of Sept.
Suiall-pox at Ashland
A.luand Gazette.
For the benefit ef the public we will
state that Ashland has eme catc of
smr.ll pox, and no more, nettwithstand
ing ll.e report that have l.en put in
circulation llui there? was tldrtten
cases here. In Greeuwiod it xvas
stated that Dr. Park was eto-.vu with
it. This is all a mistake There is not
a w inter passes but that tin re i more
or le?t, small-pox in every town, and
it is not at all strange that we should
have a case here. There is no occas
ion for alarm. We will also state that
the family, to whom the- lit le girl
who i sick belongs, are new comers,
havintr arrived here a few weeks ago.
tj,
The following card will "explain its-
self. ...
Editor of the Gazette: . .
As there are so many conflicting re
tiorts iu reirards to bit all-pox in our
- - - - -
town, I elecm it my duty to tlie citizen
10. state to the pcophveurroundiug u.
that there is but one casa -in-.towti,
mid that oue is doing well; that there
is goed police regulations so. that 10
one need fear ewut igion on piirtr-ei
E M.Pajjk, M. !..
f-Iarsh's Golden .Cough Bklsam Takes
Better with the People Than
' ' " . Any Other.
"A short time.' ago I -purchased a
bottle of your Golden Balsam and
found.it just tiie thing for a Cough.
Half a bottle cured, me." f E.W. Lew
is. Ottawa, Kans.-
" Your Golden Balsam is certainly
the best (Tough remedy' 1 have, ever
sold. It takes better with the people
than any other I have." -!:. E. Hall,
Hall's turnout,. Kana. ,-.
" Yonr Golden B:dsara is truly a val
uable medicine. ': It has eloae wonders
for me. Simeon Fawcett, Kans. Citv
.Mo.
Maksu's tlot-r.'EN Balsaii is for
sale by Smith & Black Bro's , tlrug
gists. Laru bottles CO cents sind'Sl
Trial siz- 10 cents. . - 431m
Dr. Black's RLeumatic Cure is an
internal remedy and is pronounced by
hundreds who have used it to contain
more true medical -virtue than anj
other kind thrown upon the market in
the shape of oil's and liniments. It is
w arranted. Smith, Black & Co., pro
prietors. Sold bv P. S. Barnes, and A
D.Marshall. Weeding Water, Neb. 8tf
Crites and Ramsey, attorneys and
Notary Public, second door east of
Curt House. Plattsmouth, Neb. StOm
la tbe okl huvorua sail
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CHICAGO,
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THE LINE COMPUTES
. Nenriy 4.000 rail,-.. Solhl Snrnnlh Stprl Trnck. All
conntK-ttmm art? niailn iu 1'NION DKItlS. It lut
a N:itton:il K -muitti. in u: bi-litK TDK GUKAT
THKOl'e;il ('All LINK, and l nnivenmllv ronceil.-d
to Ixf TUK KIN EST EVI'll'I'EO Kiin..nl iu Uie
Worhl fijr na t-IUKw-? 01 inivi-l.
Try it. anil fiu will lluU truvc'ini; a luxitry Instead
of a dtHcunifurt.
Tlirutiteli I'u-kPl- rUi lln VvU bniteil l.iue for sale
at all onici-H in th- V t.
All In fnrtmuimi tti'.tut l-'alpp of l':ire. Slooplnir e'ar
Accminiji'l:i(HtnM. 'l'inie 'lubles, t-.. will be t-114-.rr-tully
kivcu by applyiuM Uj
T. J. POTTER. PERCEVAL LOWELL.
54 Yii-r Pre" t & (lifi'l MaOtvr. Ib M'aa ii ct Ajt.,
NEW
FurniturE StorE
HARRIS & UNRUH,
DKAI.i:KSIX-i
FURNITURE t COFFINS,
and all klml. of Kooiii u.ually krp( la a
Vt It NT l.ANN t'l It.VITI Itl'. NTOKK
Alau. a vi-ry ciiiiii-io Murk f ruui'iul (i.ioil..
Metallic&WooilciiCoHlns.C'cSliL'ts.Rolics,
EMBLEMS, Ac.
Our N-w iiiiiI ,.t-Kiint lieu Lulwnjalii
reallni"t!i.
Itemember the place, in TNION
IMLOCK. on Sixth Stree t, TWO
Doors south of Cass Coun
ty Bank.
W urar we may ! f.iuinl iilelit r iluy-
HARRIS & UNRUH,
24tl;t I'l.ATTSMOt'TII. NKlt.
'MIKE "SCHNELLBXCHEK;
BI.JIVK SMITH
Hl)lK MKIK1MI WAIiON UII'A I lit ;.
I
All Kinds of Farm implements Mendel wnh
Ni-atMrs mill )si!il( ll.
Tho Plalbiiiouili Weekly
MM
The I.uiKckt, Ohlest nnd Best
County Paper.
See our clubbing list this week, and
arrange to secure your winter's read
ing at
LOW RATES
THE HERALD
and any publication In the ,11st at a
small ad vauee over ti e cost of one.
PLATTSMOUTH v
II KHALI)
!'IJBLISIIIN(
COMPANY
Horse, JIuIcA; Ox Shoeing,
In short, we'll shoe Anything that bar
rour teet, from a Zebra to n Giraffe.
Come and see us.
JST3UW SHOP
n Fit Hi St bftwt'i-ii M:i!iiiio4 Mm- Sirct-tM
list ai-n s; li-i-onifi Iiuiic Hi . Nh IIKKAli
OKKi:k in,.
Johu Tl. Cuz th barilwir tuan, !
now it flrat-olnaa TINNER, Conamlt
for prioaa om all Linda af tin wrh. ,
23tf
!5l.0 Tit l.llt 0 FAItifl
l.4is. ri:nis i;im.
ir m i.i.i v X viooi.i:v.
Talents
( ililniiicil, and all oilier biiNinesa iu
the l:. .S. I iitenl olllre iitlendrd to for
mohkua i i: i i:i:s.
tiur nllii i- I- iMiif ilin t. M. I'm-
enl ollice. mid we inn bluiu: patent
in It -Kliiir- tlinii llitiM- ii iiioli..lhiii
UAMIINdTOS-.
m iiI Mol-ML i r IU!AV ING.. . W
ii'Iiim' a-, lo piiteiilnliililv lieu Ot
Inn-" : an. I we iMieki- o CIIAI.'GKS
r.l.i;.SS UKOMTAIN I'A'I'KNT.
We l ( ti-r, here, to tlm I'i.kI niHHlt r,
the Sillil. ot .Monev Oiih r Jli- nml
the oliieial ofthe l'. S. Patent . tiler.
PVr l irciilar. mlviee, leini, ami rel'.T
eui'ei i in t mil elienu iu iur own
vtale or cniint v, iiddre-s
('. A. S 0 A .t 'e I.,
ponite I'aleiil Olhi-i-. 'ii)i iu;;( on
I. C. .S7t
THIS CELEBRATED AX FOR SALE BV
BROS.,
JOHNSON
DEALERS IN
Hardware, Stoves and Tinware.
Also AfeiUs for the i Pointed MERCHANT'S UNION liARH WIRE
We will sell tint Wire as Cheap us any wire in the market. Give us A CALL
JOIMES $c ElKEiMBARY'S
Chicano, H U.
Chicago, UU
STHE
WPOR
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Ejp Ega
P 1 - i I J y.
oe
p r-i
COMPLETE
Livery and Sale Stable.
J!GS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION DAY OR
NIGHT,
KVIJKVTIILNG IS FIIiST-CLASS TIIE BEST TEAMS IN TUK CITY
SINGLE AND DOt'UEE t:. BI.TAGE.S.
TEA V El. EL'S WILL FIN It COM PI. EI. R OUTFITS ItY CAl.I.ISO AT THE
VINE AND EOL'HTII STS.
.Tnlvltf.
ri.ATTSMOl'TII NEB.
KENDALL'S;
It will pay you to read Wise's
tiiayi in this paper, vou ma) hud
Wlial
hat vou want.
col-
just'
9tf
Money to loan: easy terms on im
proved lands. SULLIVAN & Wooley.
otf. - , at Luion Block
SL-hlegei's special brands of home
manufactured cigars are the leaders in
the .market and are made from -the
best quality of tobacco. . .. 0tf
Mrs. M. A. Buler. Ladies Nurse, of
long experience. Best of Reference.
Hesidence. Pipnic Hill. . - -
Plattsmouth, Teb. Aug. 31. 23m.
, -i ' ' ' .
' Farmers and others desiring a gen
teel, lucrative agencv business, by,
Which & to 20 a day can be earned,
send ttddres at once, ou postal, to U
C. Wilkinson fc Co 195 and 187 Fal
ton St JVw York. ' 4h5ib
Tuk Most Si-ce-sssm. Kf.mkdy ever dis
covered as it if certain in its ctfeetn anil doe
not Micter; AIho excellent for human nen,
KEA1 IKOOr BELOW.
FICOM COE. E. T. FOSTER
YouDS-town. Ohio. May loth, 1880,
B. J. Kendall it Co.." Gents : I had a very val
liable i iimb'ctuman colt which I prized vt-ry
liiKhly, he had a large bone spavin in one Joint
and a Miiali one on the other, whicti made
him very lame ; 1 had hi in under tlie cliao-;e of
two veterioary hurgeons who lauen in cure
him. I one day reading the adverti-meiit
o Kemlairs pinin Cure lit the Chicago tx
ire.i. I deteaiiiincil at once to try it. and our
Uroyui.-lH here cent lor it, they ordered three
uottirs. i tooK tiicin an ana inouirni 1 noma
i-m- ii a tliiiuiuh trial. I ust-d'it ai.-i-oriliiii! todi
rei tio.is and the fourth day the colt ceaed to
Le hiine. aiwi the lumiw had diaiteared
used hut one hottle ai.d the colts limtn- are as
free from luii.'P" and a nmooth as any horse in
the state. Ilfci- entirely cured. The cure wa
o reuiarkahle that I let two ol tnv neiphhor
have the rt-iuainiiie two bmtles uhoare now
using it.
Very Kcspectfuliy,
U T. FOSTER.
Kendall's Spavin Cure
OX HUMAN FLESn.
fatten V Milln.'N. Y.. Feb. 21. 1873.
R J Kisnn.i.Jtro.: CpiiIs : The partlcu
lar case on which 1 ued your Kendall Spavin
Cure was a malignant ankle sprain- of sixteen
muni li- st.-iiidiiiu. I had tried iimny t mng, 0111
in vrftrt. Your Soaviii Cure put the foot to the
f round ni.'.nn. ami torlie tlrst tune sioe-e nun,
n a natural position. For a family liniment it
excel! anyitiiug we ever used.
. Vours truly. -
REV.M. P. BEI.L.
Pastor of M. E. Cliiirc-h. rattens Mill. N.T
Senel address tor Illustrated Circular, which
we think L'lves positive, proof of 1W virtues. o
remedy W:ti fwi' met with Mien uw-juannea
giiceetr, to our knowledge, for beast aawelia
wan. . . i. . . ...
lrtce SI. ier bottle, or eix uot&iesior a. au
rni...ri.i. nvs it nr cet it tor vou. or it
w ill he eut to any aeldrens ou reeeipt of price
by the iropi ietors. Lli.
Enonbunc Falls. Vt.
sold nr ALL
3-iy
DRt'GGISTS
The Finest Pressed Brick
117 THE STATE,
A X CT v A ' T IT It i: I R 1"
Sons clSs. Sou.
Orders received for any quantity
and filled in a satisfactory manner.
Those contemplating to build
should examine our work, the
quality of our bricks and prices.
Yard, in rear of lionner Stable,
Plattsmouth, Nebraska.
Cass County Iron Works
JOHN WAYMAiV, Proprietor.
0 '
Plattsiiaoiatla. . - ITefc.
MANUFACTURERS OF
BOILERS, ENGINES,
IRON. FRONTS, HOUSE COLUMNS,
AND CASTINGS.
r -
Biifiues lluu-r. at
eju'PPI
Our facilities for heavy work in Columns and Castings for
not surpassed i-n the State.
MACHINE KEPAIKIMJ ef all ktir.ls. Our Machine Shop is fuilt
fop all claH of work in iron. - .
Patronize Nebraska manufacturing. Wc bi hcate all eas .n prie e, rln
freight and -time. .
Panics building in any part ot the Mate Hinuiii write lor our term J ct;n g
CASS GOXJITT'Sr TS.OlT WOSKS -
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