Nebraska Newspapers

    (The '-aftcbraslui iicrattl.
LOCAL NEWS
From TliitrviayU CaVy.
rJ" Gen. G. M Dode !ins nrrived in
Omnhn.
"7" A protracted ioe(tinx is hctns:
hell nt th? c'.urch of col.reil roop'o in
Om'ha, hn l it is niJ thn work of the
Lrd is prospering with them
QT" In tha absence of Gov. Saunders,
the meea;r will be delivered Ly Acting,
(jav. Paddock.
?7Maj. IVilcomhe, of the Republican,
bat g'ne tu Chicago for more n-w mnte
rial The Major is bound to keep hi cs
taV.isLmcct up to the times, and a little
rMr, Jimes Clavton, of Unci li.utu,
ha our thanks for fi beautiful Masnrrc
Chart, as a New Year's present. We
prizn it not 60 injch fur its intrinsic
wwrih or value ni for the many beautiful
lesons it teaches and important duties it
remind u of.
Tli' .Y ,- continues its efforts to
injure the 11. L M. R. R R Co., and the
Oinuha ll.T'dl copies its articles because
it dara not da otherwise. Which would
h-ft the greatest benefit to the people of
Nebraska, the B. & M. K. Railroad or the
Xtws and Omaha llirall
f7"L-tcer9 arc bein received almost
dailv bj different individuals in the citv,
relative to the country hereabout, from
people who dcs'.re emigrating hither.
Th a (-hows conclusively that N-braka is
nttracting a great dual of attention, and
that settlers will pour in upon us during
th? coming ssasTa in greater numbers
tiian ever before.
t:-r.y- We had the plraruro of meeting
tl.ii ii.omii'g Mr. V.. Jer.ka, late of
Or.ir- ) 1;!. Mr. Jerks is one cf thone
wh ) ciin" ta this place on the rccornmen
cati iii of th'" IIktt i i baving ben n rra.l
r of it f r f t : t : i VtV.re l:t; Wt IU't
r.'n. 11' r.uw lecuted l:-r.', a. d es
treses biii.-lf well Fatis-n'jJ v.-itlt the
cuotry. Ild says be thought, before
le-iviog hotne, that were probably
blow i"' il,mT 'out this country, but
f n.J upon examination that vc have not
lu'.d near all its good q-.ta'ilie?. lie can
realize the b. net'. oT sending papers cast :
and a ,an earnest of his Li.-iief in that
wav of d '.;ig h-? started a number of
..pies of the Herald cat this morning.
1L- rrr. ;rts that several f uoliics will re-
- - r
fr bis former home to Ncbrr.-kri
Ui3 coaling ?e;ion.
F. am F'ii-ij'i Dally.
TR.'V. Mr.Swartz is in the city on a
visit, lio will probably remain about r.
weok.
(TfTho Omnha papers no'u.v; the ar
rival of several members of the Legisla
ture, which convenes on the 10th hist.
Cf-rOur "S -ill Creek liems" into days
paper will be found interesting. We ure
making artargments to have tho Salt
Creek news regularly, thus giving a full
history of the progrtss of that j.urt of the
country.
.50. L. Cooper has resigned the
Mayoralty of Plattsmouth. i!nl J. N.
Wise, IVq., has been appointed by the
Citv Council to fill the vacancy We be
lieva Mr. Wiso will make an eGeicnt
officer.
3?Ve learn that A. C. MayfieU Esq.,
crossed tho river into Iowa this morning,
for th; purpose of Ltnin; mora ft.jck.
He proposes buying sheep this time.
May field & Tayior are doing a heavy bus
inss in buying, selling and tailing siock
of all kinds. They keep on hand f.U
cnttle, stock cattle, hogs aud sheep all
the tune.
aTThe local of the Republican r.jtiocs
that wo have an organized skating club
down here, and asks us what the objects
cf the organization are. Come down,
Maj., and we will initiate jou. The vis
ibla objects are palying shinny" and
measuring your length on the ice.
I rem SutunUty'a I'nily
ft?" James Birr, Esq., of the firm of
I). Laboo &, Co., of Ntbra.-ka City, was
in town yesterday looking after business
uffairs.
(v"An immigration society has boon
formed at Nebraska City, and the mem
bers will ask for an act of incorporation
this winter.
C?"Ve were pleased to meet, this
morning, Mr. Alvn'u J:'.mcs, cf Koseville,
Ohio, lis is here on a visit, and looking
r.fter proptity which lie c-.vr.s cn Salt
Creek.' Hi expresses hrmseif much
pleased with Nebraska. .
rjJ"Col. 0. II. Irish, of ths Nebraska
C'ty Prvt, has gone to Washington, and
will be absent soma two month'. We
learn that during Lis absence Roynl Buck,
Esq., one of the former proprietors cf
that office and a soud and eh'cy writer,
will asarst in the editorial department.
We rtra imprest: .1 with the idea
th.it the M. M. who runs the anti pro
ressive orun cf this city mast have a
very ititercstin "Peter." His "peter"
will he the ruin of hiru if he don't keep
him under better subjection. We think
a few more items like tlio one r oticin the
Tableaux gotten up by the ladies of the
Episcopal Church f this city will cause
th whole concern tc "peter
C57The Omnha Republican 6nys it is
tated positively by ome of our cit:zens
as a fact of iheir own knowleiire that
oar railroad interests have decided to
bridge the Missouri river the coming
' tetnon, and th t the estimates for the
tructure ore now bein made. Tho
point where the bridge will be erected is
not yet established. I: is prr per to stute
that out railroad oScialj bavethemslves
given no intimation to the public that
uch U the intention, though we place
considerable reliance upon the authen
ticity cf our information.
Tlie hest machine in the wort'.:.
Mrs I). L. DeGolia say 'l b ive use.
the twisted lmp stitch forsevjn year,
and have had cine to sew for ; '. I hav
never brt l a seam to rip n-r has the
machine been out of order. The- Wile x
& Gihbs is the best machine in the world!
From ilumlinj'i iHiily.
i7" A grand Masquerade Call is to be
given in Council Bluffs, Cn Friday the
Hthiast. It will ba given in Carhop's
Hall.
CsT" A lamp exploded at the Theatre in
Omaha on Inst Friday evening. No dam
agi was do e except that several of the
actors burned their hands io extinguish
ing the Haines. '
CTSTThis i the week set apart by Evan
Helical denominations for prayer for the
conversion of the world. There will be
Drcachinz, to conclude with pjaycr meet
ing, every evejing during the week, at
the 1st Presbyterian Church in this city.
r-TThe Omaha Il rald, true to its in
stincts to ridicule all Christianity, is out
in an article trying to cast odium upon
the Congressional prayer meeting. It
appears to think that a politician cannot
be a christian. That may b ? true of it.s
party, but won't apply to any party
founded on correct principles.
Ci'See advertisement of Real Estate
for a!e by F. M. Dorrington, am ng the
property advertised are sonic of the best
residences in the city, and one or two
good business houses, together with sev
eral fino farms Dorrington does a
hfavy bu'Ine.-s, and those wishing to
purchase will do well to call on blm.
Cz7"The Rrpi.bUcinenjs the young Joe
S-nith win of the Mormon Church resi-d-nt
in Cojncil Blu.Ts, bold a Festival on
New Years Eve. A sermon was delivered
by Fltler M. II. Forscutt. The receipts of
of the Festival arc to be appropriated to
s. riding Missionaries to Utah to wean the
Mormons from allegiance to Bri"hani
Vun r. A waste cf money.
rThe oSc of Alderman in the
Second ward of Omaha, was recently
made vacant by removal to another ward.
-The peopJo of tho ward had elected n
Rirnblican to tin position, but the City
Council appointed a Democrat to fill the
vacancy, thus showing their uttpr disre
gard of the will of th'i pop'e, which is
iho groundwork of a Republican form of
govcrn:r.ert.
Josii Hillings o:i flitters.
I rather li':o S:m ich Bitters, I kant
tell why, enny inoie than I kan tell why
I love Rob u-k's Blood Pills, but Blood
Fills is good for lazyness in the synttm
I don't like lazynoss cf n sort, Lot
even in muskerterf.
I want my muskeeters lively. But aul
this iz 4 oreighn tu my purpose. Bitters
bein my subject, I like IIoback'- Stomach
Hitters, they are so easy t) take.
It hnz ben sod they woodent run out.
but this I think iz a error, for aul inv
bottles iz empty, and I kant find enny on
etu leak
From l 'uedtii' AiiVy.
C5?"C. II. l'aruiel.', Esq , started for
Knoxville, Iowa, last evening.
TWe learn that Win. Irish, Eq., is
soon to take charge of the Sheridau lluiue
of this city.
C3?"A good teacher is wanted in dis
trict No, 2 in Oreapolisprecinct. Applv
to W. W. Conner.
(sT'IIon. John Cadaian, of Lancaster,
called on us this morning, on his way to
Omaha. .Ha rrr orts things flourishing in
nis locality. Long may they continue so.
C.2?"Sam!. II. Johnson l-q , formerly
of K ick BluCT, was ia the city yesterday.
Mr. JuhofOn is now engaged in the mer
cantile business at Council Blu.Ts.
2?"There is a package of goods for
Wm. Guy, Esq., County Treasurer cf
Lancaster county, lying in the olDco cf
the 17. S. Express Co., in this city.
GSee card of G. W, Colvin, to-day
Those desiring a good boarding housi"
either by the day or week, with rooms cr
without, will fii.d Mr. Co!v:nj ju?t the
place they want.
3?" The members elect to the Legisla
ture, for this county, left for Omaha
this morning. We are proud of our mem
bers, and think they will, without excep
tion, compare favorably with those of
any other county.
"Tho Soldiers' organization will
meet at the Court House on Tbursdnv
evening of this week. It is desirable
that a largo number of the honorably
discharged soi-iiers and sailors of Cass
and adjoining counties be present.
5Those of our readers who contem
plate purchasing a Sewing Machine and
no family ehou'J be witbout on will
do well to examine tho Willc x & Gibbs.
W-j have had the Grover & Baser, the
Wheeler & Wilson and the Willcoj &
Qibbs nil in use in our fumily, nnd do
not hesitate to say that of tha three we
much prefer the latter: It is more sim
pie in its construction, less liable to get
out of order, does just n& d work, and
will do nearly twice ns much cf it. F.
P. Todd is agent in this city.
C3?"Ve think tin rlSy due from
th'3 phort-siihted anti-progressive crfun,
to the Sunday Sohool children of th e
city, for the attempted slur upon thia in
its last issue; nnt only upon the children
of the Sunday School, but upon the la
dies who have spent their time and encr
jies rft endeavoring to direct the min Is o'
the youth aright, and upon Christian an J
mdral Influences in general. Ba a man.
neighbor; and tell them you did not
mean what ycu said. Probably you can ' .
toako them believe it,
MARRIED,
On the 3J inst., at the residence of Elder
Shinn, in Omaha, by Elder T. B. Lemon,
Mr. Fraxk G. Parcel and Miss Irene
SnisN.
The happy pair came down to Mr. Joel
Parcel's yesterday, where they were met
by n number of the young people of this
i city last evening, nr.d a happy time gen
erally was the consequence. We suppose
j Fran will soon be able to tell ho'w the
game of "chinr.v" is played It is said
the name is derired from the liability of
getting ones "shinns"' bruised.
DIED.
Near Oregon, Holt Co., Missouri, on
Monday e vening, Dec. 24th, 1SG6, Mrs
Lccreti a E. wife of Joseib B. Moore, of
Three Groves, Cass county, Nebraska
D.-'C 20th 18G5, at the residence of
Mr. L. W Patterson, in Rock Bluffs Pre
cinct, Mr. E. M. IIolmks, aged twenty
one yearn, of Pneumonia, complicated
with disease of the heart.
Mr Holtnos was formerly of New York,
bjt came to Nebraska for the r urpose of
making it h a home. He belonged to the
Fraternity of Odd Fellows et Rock Bluffs,
who, aftt r attending his funeral ov eequies
and paying the last tribute of respect to
a deceased brother, passed the following
resolutions :
Resoliu, That in the death of Bro. E.
M Holmes, the lodge has lost a consist
ent and faithful Brother, and tho com
munity a good and ttpr.ght citizen; who,
having recently arrived at the years of
manhood, promised ere long to take a
prominent place in society.
Res'ihid, That his brothers and especi
ally his aged father, have our deepest
smypathies the former in the loss of a
kind and affectionate brother, and the
latter in the loss of a dutiful son. who
gave pron iso of being the solace of his
declining yca'S'
Re olicJ, That these resolutions be
published in the Herald, and that copies
be ssnt to his father and each of his
brothers.
LOST. Somewhere, between Piatta
mouth and Capt. Hoover's, in Louisville
precinct, on the evening of the 3rd inst.,
a large double Shawl, steel mixed, with
red stripe r.ear the e ds. The finder will
be liberally rewarded by leafing it at the
store of the undersigned in I'lattsmouth.
jun4 3w A. L'.SPR AGUE.
FKESH OYSTERS,
Direct from Chicago, can be had at
Irish's Restaurant for tho small sum of
$1. per can. dec21dtf
timbeTfoiisaleT
The undersigned oilers for sale 40
acres of timber, which will be sold in
tracts of an acre or more to suit-pur
chafers. J. Schlater
dei,2tidlw&w2. Jcweltr, Main St.
"5?"To those wishing job-work done,
we would say that now is the time and
tho Hkrld oliie is the plnce. We are
prepared to exeen'e work in the neatest
style and on short notipo.
SUBScAfPi'IOtfS
Received at the News Depot, for any
.f the Magazines, Periodicals and News
1'ar.ers of the day, at the Publishers
prices.
C9"A.t is the. lime t su! scribe.
Oct. 2G.
FOR SALE A small dwelling house
and lot, in u pleasant location. Cheap
for eah. Enquire at this office or of J.
W. Marshall it th V. O. S t. 16 dtf
D- H- Wheeler at home ag in
I take pleasure in informing my old
business patrons that I nm at home
again nnd established in the General
Agency business as of old. Thankful
for past f ivors, I now solicit tho pat
ronaje of toy old, and all new friends to
to give me a call. I will endeavor to
give satisfaction to all.
' A'l business intrusted to my care will
receiv tny prompt nr.d personal atten
tion. Gi ve me a call at the old olHce in
:hc Court House.
D. II. WlIEEI.EE, .
of firm of I) II. Whf. lir fc Co.
Plattsmoutl Neb. Oct. thl2 18G6
DR. M H. M'CLUSKEY
DENTIST.
Wi'l .to all (to k In hi- line on short notice.
JCJ-otlice wjtli Dr "..ivingston.
Jviiy 6.
iiur.oas of youth.
A frt'LtLiiuan wl.o sutTt-rcil fur ymru from Verv.ius
Dl.ilil.T, I rtiiiiitiire l'.cay, and all the r ff cts of
youtl.ful iudi-cicti.n, will, forthe su'.of stij-rimr
li mil 111 it r , teed liee to all wlio nit'l it. tlie rc.'vij.t
and (liirctioub for nakiug Ibc simple rti.u.Iy ty
wl.iuli he wa rmcd .SulTrrt?rj vrith dg la profit by
the advertiser espe ieDee, can do so ty sid'trcbsii.?,
in perfect ounfiilenca. Jolts B fantx,
e;lo33i Xo. 42 Cedar St., New Yark.
riattsmcuth lodge No- 6, A- P. &
A- M.
Reiil:rromnmr.iC!itlonk 1-t and 3.1 Mondays rf each
aioi.tli, at ti 1 S o'clock, p. m.
E T. DI KE, W. M.
J.C. HOWE Sc.
Nebraska Chapter No- 3, H A.M.
Iliirui .r n i.vm-iioii. 21 anl 4th Wednt-Hliyj of
4di iiii-utl;9 at 6 1 2 oVlock p tu.
. j. g. nowr, ii. p.
J. C CL'MMIXS, Sec
. I. 0. 0. F.
It .Ite L.h1,:. No. 7, meet evrr SatnrmiT evening
at ti e C urt Hone1 Hull.' ltfi tl.ei .. .tt.cr Lotigea
ro r,'.-ct fu::y h vite.l to isit tV I ,us.
By order of A. L. M'tt tt.L'E. S.G.
I'. P. UAtr, Ret. SfX'y.
I. 0. O. T. .
' JK.'KnlKr mertikt; every Friday eveniag. Traveling
Tvuii'.a;- re"cilu iy i .v.te.t.
St M. CHAPM X, W. C.T.
WES MONTGOMKitY, W. S.
St. Luke's Parish Vestry.
Urgular meeting B.-t Tu lay of i re.y riooth,
t 1 p. m lli'v. litu C. II Tiji.
R K. LivixOfTO. Clerk. Chairman.
WOOW ORTII & CO ,
BOOK.-ELLERS,
STATiONRES,
01ULi-J. J- UiUUrtlt,! t,
I Cul
A. L. SPRAGrTJB ;
dealer in
Groceries, Provisions
PRODUCE,&C..
OPPOSITE THE POST-OFFICE
AH k(n3 of Produce Uken in exchange for goo'ln.
I keep the very bes J Kwl, and am bout-d to
s' l! them as e .cup as anjr h or 13 theci.jr.
r.ovliiJH If
BAKERY,
GROCERIES & PROVISIONS.
MATIIIS & SONS,
(mcc' SMoni to J. Parcel Sons.)
rLATTSMorrn, Neb.i
Keep constai.tly oo hanl a gooi supply of
FRESH BREAD,
PIES,
CAKES
anil everything ;n the trne. Also
GROCERIES 4- PROVISIOyS
of all kinds.
Wasted : Country Produce, Cutter, Kg&s, a.
5T3- Give us a cj.1. T
sept 25, 1S66.
STAR MILL.
We have put Into our Mill lately Fereral important
imiroveuieiiis ana are cow pri'pxreu to
MAKE THE BEST QUALITY OF
nr lour .
TUB HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID F01
Wheat and Corn.
ROIIWEIl & siEn.
I'Uttm. uth, Pec. loth, lsC6. 4r
LATEST FASHIONS DEMAND
J. w- uralSley's ;
v ci:Li:nuATED patext
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
(031 DOUBLE EPKISG)
53 IS. X DEt
The WomU'rful Kl xibility anil srreat Comfort au!
lia-nr- to anv l!y w r.rn th'; Dunlex KllipUc
Skirt will be frxperwncnit p:n ticularly in all crc ! i
'nb!ie , Operas .t':.n ias" s, Uailroail Carii.Churcu
I'tira. Arm Chair. , for I'roineil.tile and House lres.
m tiin fcnican Pe foidt-u wfu-n uts to oi'ctirT a
ti:mII spnre as ea-ity no'l eonvenienily a a Silt
i!u-1iti L):'eA, au invi uh He quality .n cvinoliuc. ui t
foiiii'l in any Sinp'e Spring Skirt.
A I.adv li ivm eijoye'l the pleHure, ooinrort art'l
er.'ut conveuif ice f wearing the Du; lex KiliptiC
Mel Sp-lim Msii t for a inie ilar. will i.ever after,
w .rds w .llinii'y di-pen-e wi :h t'.ieir n". For Ohi!'-
renf ..li-.-es aud Youojr Ladi s they are fettperior t:
all others.
Tiiev will not bend or ore i' likr the S:nirl Fprinc,
bnt will prerve tneir perfect end careful sfiape
wlifi H.ree rr fmr unlinarv Sl-irtK will Imve been
tliiiiwn asi le n n-tli. The Hoops are co.'eieil
with 1 1 1 1 1 1 I . t j J tAis-ed tlirend. auil the botinin rod-.
-i'e not only d oi"ie fprinirs l.ut twice (or double)
r,,v'-r.'r ; previi.l ni! tl.eni fri.in weai iuK out wh -a
drrtui;.tru it- n -t'.n.s. 01- ir, 5cc-
The Uupt.-x Lllijitic it a irrea' f ivori-e iih all la:
die ft 11 . 1 is un.ver-illp vecouiin.'ii'b i! Iiy the l-'a.i.ioi;
fvjap:.7;i '.es is the St tn urd &kirt i f te Filihion
able 117.
lo.njoythe f.-Ilowiui: ir e-i imMl.'e advantage ic
Cr'no!:n. vtz: s-iferi..- qn-iHir, pei tect munufuclure.
tyii!i -l-.ape ni fiuih, li xib Ii:y, .1 irlttty. coin
foi t n J tco'-oniv, et .jail e lor J W. 14 1 jid'ey's lu
jilii Kl pile, o KiM.b.e priig itiiii't. and l! sure l
ir.jt the p nuioe a.ticle.
CM' i ION' To pianl aain"t impositi m be partif
n'.it to n.ni.-e that sktrtn offere'l hs Dup'ex'' luivr
ti e r d io' :i!:p, viz; "J VV. Bmfi'vV ll'iplcy
K!lip:io Steel Fprii.-," upon thi" waNttianit nom
ollr a'e Veuuiue. A!--o iii-tii'e that everv Hoop
vii a imit a p'U lii-S pisei thruruh tie r 'ti re.
tliiiH reveHltiiij theto(or double) -pi inp l.ri.led
t. i;'-;her itw-rei whi li i the Mei-'t ol their fl:il.tl
iiy and strength, auJ a caiiiii'.utio:) Dot Io b foutui
iu a .y o'h'T .-k:rt.
Fur w'e in all Slorw where Crst"U skirt. a:
fo i! tbrouzliou: tl e t.'niie l Mates and el-ewiu- e
Alauul'acture 1 bv the -S-iIe Owneis of the Paieut
WK-TS, ItltAIH.KV d- OAKY.
B7 Cliambere 7S &. SI ll-ade sts., S ,
nov!9 dwSm
K
V IM VI' 11 ! IMM
liliUSIiiV
K.XIIS A STOCK IX d SUBSTAN
TIA LEV COMPLETE.
a tiugt the llcel and Niirroing off the Toe as it
pot-., along
IT SET. VP ITS OWX 11. A" A'
Kyi TH A .V 1" SIZE. ( . in to ' oi, forming a corO,
up i-. it tu'l cHT.'-ieitv !
IYIDEXS AZh XAKEOll'S, by varyi.-.g tho nurp-
her o' lou..!., a'id
Knits the W'l.it Siimle Flat Web,
The D.'uI.Ih Flat Web.
The Plain Ribbed Flat Wtb,
and ihe
Fancy Ribbed Flat Web,
With Selvees. ,
io othrr iTIneiainc ill the
w:r!d cub do any one
of these Iliiitx.
IT KNTIS
Sliaivls,
Hood?-,
Nubias,
Jackets,
Uieakfnst Cape?,
Sacks,
Skirts-
Uiidcr.-Iiirt.
Diawtrs,
U.iy's Suiis,:
Children's Clonks,
Snow Shoes,
Lege ins. .
Gloves
Miner.?.
Ar:d a great variety of Fancy Fabrics
Knits a yard or plain work in ten initta'.t, a pair f
sk KB C"inj!t-te in hair an n..nr.
It'o- Faniilirs, Wool Growers, MarufMCare"i, Mer
chants., it i tli ni t niouev mMkiuz and labor
saving in . etition of the a-i". rrorn 101) to 1M per
c:nt pri'fit on every artx e it produce Woitm-d a e
earning fr. m $.10 t" 23 P - r we-k , k uit ting hosiery
aim st-ijilo himI fjney vtoriteo articles.
Kvery V.ehitie warran'ed to Work as repreeniel
For circulars, a'l.in's wi;h i.tamp
C?lvil3L cS3 Leet
No. 11 North oih St.. Si. Louis, M:
CSGeneral Act-tits for the West and
Southwest. novlS
a. ADLEB, B. 1 rH5tMl!t
S. ADLEK Sc CO ,
RIlC 3TIFI EES
YD DISTILLERS.
Dealers iu all kind- of Foreign and Domestic
WINES, LiaiJORS AND CIGAHS.
SO. 14, EASTSIVE MARKET HQ CARE,
St. Joseph, Mil.
ocC3 ly
niTCl.I.ICS :il ail price
. KnldKtin, u tuwa w-ll n,,,! them for te at a'l
p. ic. Hy
IOKK1SGTON,
B NEWMAN,'
UoUNEIl 4MAIN AND TlIIKU STREETS," Pl.ATTSMOUTII N.
OUTFITTING CLOTHING HOUSE!
IN THE
Dealer
Gents' Furnishing Goods.
ISats Caps, Hoots, Shoes,
Also a targe lot of
RUBBER 'CLOTHING
Of all'descriptions always on band.
Calland examine my extensive stock at the
Hew Masonic Brick Building.
riattsmouth, April 10th, 18C6.
Simpson, Sharp tfe Co.,
Wholesale and Retail
w f
0:4
Receiving, Forwarding'and
f3.xic3. jstexicL'toot Agents,
PLATTSMOUTIT, NEBRASKA.
Deahrsin FAXCYP AXD STAPLE
PROVISIOXS, ST. LOUIS
WIXDOW-BLIXDS, GLASS, PIXE LUMBER, SIIXGLES,
LATH, PICKETS, ETC, ETC.
Also, Agents for ttia celebrated
SEYMOUR'S NEW YORK MOWER AND REAPER,
Qjiaker Boy and Wood's Mowers,
Mioliisan Wagons; cSsO
He invite all to Call and See us, and Examine our Stock.
Simpson, Sharp&.Co.
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W. L.
3 :1 IM..4
SmJu in r Norili
FioinveB taken of all Kinds '
Ambrotypes, Photograph, (icra Pictures, &c. A good assorttripnt of Cases Frnmcs.
Albums &c, cnstantly kept on hand- Gilt; and Rosewood Molding, or Frames
mad to or er, of any size
WM. R. PEXICK,
PENICK cv
sh Whole als
Patent Medicines,
Chemicals, (JIass, Paints, (His, Pt.re Wines and Liquors, Coal
Oil and Lamps, Stationery, &c.
NOS- 3 & 5 SECOND
fS X , are tl.e X.rtTi western Wholesale frnts
m: eac fumi'-h. tb'it meoicii.s lo ry i'inti'ie.
WEST!
in
Trunks, Valines, &c, &c.
AND REVOLVERS
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Commission Merchants,
GROCERIES, PRODUCE.
FLOUR, DOORS, SASIJ
THOMAS' fKir
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SHe Mam tt . U ; a j i
Wll. LITIXfJ.
LOVING,
Deii'ers ia
ST., ST. JOSEPH, MO-
tx,v Di . D. Ji j he i Fr p, ai.d Dr. 3. C. v.- C J
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CITY MEAT MARKET,
AND
Empire Meat Market,
i TL't u ndcrufgned i ntwjnitr.d te iBrtuh'l-a
j citir -ns of tbii p'.iice with ti e Lest
FRESH BEEF,
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MUTTOX,
VEAL,
PORK,
AXf) II A COX,
I also keep
EGGS, BUTTER,
CHEESE, POTATOES,
AXD VEGETABLES,
nd will pay ,h8 highesl mArbet pr.ce for n kln&
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
P.att,mnu,h. Mr IS, m.WM' M0BIU30'N.
Win. S I tt I c-1 in, ni ii Sc Co ,
One door wed of Donelan's Drug. store.
Dealers In
Ready-made Clothing-,
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS
HATS. CAPS. LOOTS SHOES.
1RCSKS, l'ALJSt'3,
and a general stock of
OUTFITTING GOODS
Kor the Plains; also, a large lot of
R UDB ER CL O TNLVG, R E VO L V-
ERS JIXD XOTIOXS.
V bontU low and will sell cl.eap for cash. Cal
t!f ?i"IUC UUr "tock h, furc ou b"T '"' v 1" re ele'l
Wm. ei'AUlXMiXS k CO.
WES. MOMGjanRT. CEYLONrwiLUA.
rvTontgomsry Sc. Wzllams
TOBACCONISTS,
Post CJice Building, riattsmouth. X.T.m
We keep conKtantly on hand a good assortment nl
GIGARS, TOBACCO, PIPES
ETC., ETC.. ETC.,
tl" GIVES CS A CALL ! Tbe latch st.iu l
ays h.iu g oot SjH-
FOR S At E
pn 'rt two c'r.ry ! rirli store btiildiofr. 2i by 90 tn-t
wit'i j:oi.d eell..r; f-ji turtl.ei i.artiea'arb inquire of tba
l;iLJICn oiKU cho:ol DluECTuaa
ROBACK'S
BITTERS
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my
RO BACK'S
STOMACH
BITTEES !
cunn:
DYSPEPSIA,
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ami are tlie lext Tonic
in the w orl.l.
ROBACK'S
BLOOD.
PILLS
SICK
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HEADACHE,
Coxliveness, iinl nl! ili
seascs of the lels.
ROBACK'S
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BLOOD
PUBIFIEB!
SCROFULA
an I nil .liHr-nxe nning
from itn'i.ie l.loo.l.
AltC SOLD 13 Y ALL.
I)rtigisf s and Ienlcis Ui
I'ateut ITleIicines
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EVERYWHERE
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PR(NCEf WALTON & CO.,
(Successors to Dr. C. W. F.oback,)
SOLE PROPRIETORS,
Nob. 56. 58, 60 & 62 Easf TMrd St,
CINCINNATI, O "
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