Site jcbrasfca girrald.
LOCAlLi NEWS-.
Bn. Newman arrived in the city
yesterday morning'
C37"Pat Howard, lorn .and favorably
known to many of our citizen?, is now in
the city on a vnit.
J5?"If joa want Coffee, go to Doom,
there you will get 3 12 lbs. of prime Rio
for a dollar.
C5?"GOO citizens of Chicago have peti
tioned Congress to grant female suffrage
in the District of Columbia.
CiT'Ioom Bro. & Co. are selling Me
rino, Cochcco, Allen3 and American
print at 12 12 cents per yard, and ev
erything else in proportion.
""The announcement of the appoint
ment of Col. II. O. Worthinton as
United States Judge was premature. The
acancy has not yet been filled.
Ci?"Another improvement in the shape
of an ice house is being erected in the rear
of Morrison's meat shop, on Main street.
Gt in, gentlcmpn, wo "take ico in ours.'?
(T'Doom, Bro. & Co. has tho largest
and best assortment of Cloaksand Dress
Goods and also of Cloak and Dress Trm
mings to be found in the city.
Ve notice that our friend A. La
tonby is at work improving, the lot he
bought of Henry Boeck a few days ago.
He has piled up a heap of sand for build
ing, and is now engaged in sinking a
well.
C3IIow to save money. Buy your
groceries of Clark & Plummer. For
quality and price they defy competition.
J30,
(pp"Again we have the pleasure of
Citing into the genial countenance of
Li. L. Ilolbrook, who has been absent for
some weeks in Iowa on a visit on bus
iness. Lucius looks well, talks "weller,"
smiles '.sweetly, "is a regular oookie,"
and is looking to bis Nebraska interests,
bo he says."
(f?Our friends wi'.l excuse the lack
in interest of this number of the Uerald
whon they learn that tho editor is ab
sent on a tripo Chicago, where he will
purchase a job press nnd the latest and
best styles of type. II J will be "on
time' next week. Hathaway intends to
keep.the Herald office fully up ti thernp
id progress of improvement in our young
city.
"Since our editor donned one of
Doom's fine hats and went ofTon a spree,
wo have been looking aroundtown and
' we think, and every body says that
Doom, Bro. &-Co. sell at the very lowest
prices, the best assortment of Hoofs,
Shoe, Hats, C ips, Notions Ac, to b :
fouud in the city, and wa would advise
all our friends who wish to buy their
goods low, to givo them a call at their
store room one door east of the Court
House.
(5For boots and shoes warrantetod
excel any offered in this market in fjuali
ty and price, Q to Clark &, Pluromer's
. . w m
"The German Emigration Society of
Nebraska City, ordered several thousand
pamphlets. coni5tinj of thair Constitu
tion and by-laws, and an address to the
people who intend to emigrate to our fer
tile, but as yet undeveloped State of Ne
braska, showing advantages over any of
the Western and South-rn States, and
giving some very convincing statistics.
Those pamphlets will bo sent to Europe
by the members of tho society. We learn
from the Press.
gLftdies of the M E. Church have
organized a."Ladies' Aid Society" for the
benefit of tho Church. They hold their
meetings on Wednesday evening of each
wecK; admittance ten cents. They will
also give an entertainment once a month.
We hope the friend of the Church will
encourage this enterprise, and wo can
safely promise them their money's worth
of enjoyment and a good time generally.
QjTClark & Plummer have just receiv
ed a largo invoice of goods that they
are selling at foreign prices. Now is the
time to make your purchases. j30tf
CTThe public schools of this city un
der the superintendence of Prof. E. R.
James, are now in a very flourishing con
dition. The pupils enrolled number over
three hundred As the teachers employ
ed are all persons of experience, we do
not doubt that oue city offers as good cd
iicational advantages as can be found in
any other place in our State. It is hop
ed that in the course of the coming sum-
iaer the bonds authorized for erecting a
'ood commodious High SchooJ bui'uing
may be sold, and thus add an ornament
to ur city and furnish a suitable place
for educating the children so numerous
tn our hiidst.
OTThe lecture of Hon. T- M Mar
quett, at the Court IIouso II ill, on last
Monday evening, was largely attended
about half the audience being composed
of ladies. Tha Honorable gentleman
treated his subject "The Extension of
Empire" in his usual effective manner.
showin" extended historical research and
"deep study, while flowers of oratory and
gems of thought sparkled throughout
We think the community owe a great
deal to the Library Association for the
many excellent entertainments furnished
"duriDg the lecture season, and we hope
they will soon be able to announce an
other intellectual feast, at which we hope
C5?"La3t ;Sun lay night was the coldest
of the season. So says the mercury.
GT-Tho Free Schools of Nebraska City
will soon be closed for want of funds to
keep them in operator.
(J3?"A Grant paper thinks its fav irite is
not yet a prominent canidatc, oioce no
body has begun abusing his wife.
("The Omaha Republican hoists the
name of Hon. John Tafle as a candidate
for ro nomination as Representative in
Congress.
r"Bisliop"Simpson has expressed the
belief that the great vices in our large
cities will never be couquercd uniil the
ba'.Iot is put in the bands of women.
5?"The Board of Registrars have
been in session the past three days, reg
gterig the voters in the city, preparato
ry for the election on the Bond Ques
tion to be held on the 20th inst.
S5fWe hear everybody talking about
the exceedingly low prices that Doom,
Bro. Si Co. are selling all kinds of Dry
Goods, Groceries, Bsots, Shoes &c. for.
Go and see for yourselves.
(J"Mr. J. N. Wise tendered his resig
nation as a member of the board of Edu
cation at the last meeting of the City
Council. The resignation was accepted,
but the vacancy has not yet .been filled.
CT" Cheyenne papers state that tha
road from Salt Lake City to the Sweet
water mines is lined with prospectors,
who are determined to reach the new
mines, at whatever cost
isi
Printer Wanted. Tho Council Bluffs
Bugle makes inquiry for one Augustine,
a printer, who is requested to return to.
hishome in Onio immediately, and relieve
the anxieties of a distressed family
Exchanges please copy.
C"We learn that our enterprising
townsman C. II. Parmele intends to put
on a new line of hacks between this place
and the Rail Road station at Pacific City.
We have long felt the need of tomethiog
of this kind and we wish him success.
5TBy letter from our old typo friend,
Orin II. Mathews now of Decatur, Ala
bama, we lean that despite the damage
done by invading armies, the laziness
and general cussitood of the rebels in that
section, that the city is growing very
rapidjy.
C"lf any one doubts the success of
the effort to esiablish.a public Library in
this city we would advise ;hein to call. at
the office of Mr. W. W. Erwin, Secretary
and Librarian of the Plattsmouth Mer
cantile Library Association, and they
will soon see that it has succeeded as
wel' as the most sanguine could expect.
Long rows of valuMe books have been
oolleotod and tha Association placed on a
firm basis. Shauld their efforts to raiso
money meet with success they will sooj
have a large invoice of new books with
which to gratify the eyes and feast the
intellectual palates of its members. Per
sons desiring to join this Association
can do so by calling on Mr. Erwin, who
wiir gladly receive the small amount of
the matriculation fee.
?"Skeptics and doubters of the doc
trines of total depravity and original sin
can very soon have this doubt resolve!
by taking a stand at Iht foot of Main
street for a few hours, and if they do
not hear the major part of the oaths in
the profane vocabulary we will congrat-
lite them on being "out of luok." It is
a shame not only to the persons engaged
in it, but to our city that such an amount
of blasphemy can be indulged in without
exciting any notice or comment. No
particular class or age seem responsible
for all this, it seems to be a "unanimous
thing," indulged in by persons from five
to fifty years of age. It is. sometimes
"shockingly amusing" to hear the
strange contortions and odd meanings
given to language for tha purpose of in
terlarding it freely with profanity, and
will relate an instance we heard not long
since between a paternal parent and bis
precocious hopeful, of six sweet summers
and Lilliputian dimensions, in which tha
juvenile desired to havo it understood that
a calf had got loose and ho had been
successful in recapturing it:
"Golly, an' the calf broke loose."
"Hell, an' I after.it," "Devil an' 1
caught it."
m m
"TClark & Plummer are selling goods
at lately reduced prices without regard
to cost. They are determined to keep up
with the market. j30
("We notice that our Senator Tip
ton, has been at work during the present
session of Congress and has presented
the following memorials from the State
of Nebraska:
Jancarv 8.
For the relief of John S. Lemon.
For a Mail Route between West Point
& Dakota City.
For a Mail Riate between Nebraska &
Dakota City.
For legislation protecting against the
hostile Indians.
For a Land Office at Lone Tree Nebras
ka.
15th. Petition Tor a Mail Route be
tween Lincoln City & Douglas Creek-
1 for a Land Office
at West Point Nebraska.
23th Memorial for a Land Office at
Beatrice Nebraska.
319tA Bill for Railroad grant of land
from Brownville to Ft. Kearney with
branches from Nebraska City Rulo
Nebraska:
February 5th Another Petition for
Mail Roue from Lincoln City to Douglas
iiTRjmembcr the Festival by the
Ladies of the Parish Aid Society, in tho
basement of St. Luke's Church, to-night.
JSTThe dance at the City Hall last
Tuesday night passed off very quietly and
all seemed to enjoy the music and good
cheer so liberally provided.
CjUooni, Bro. & Co., have a well so
Iscted stock of Groceries, which they are
selling lower than tha same quality of
goods have been sold for many years. .
wl.
A Scccessfii. Merchant. The sue
cessful merchant is always tne one who
keeps tho best class of goods, and as many
of them are aware of tho fact they keep
D. B. De Land Jk Co'd Best Chemical Sal
eratas.
P"Tho Council of Nebraska City, has
passed an ordinance making ii unlawful
for an person to offer to sell u. ioad of
wood in that city without a certificate
from the city wood measurer stating the
amount of wood offered. The fine is
five dollars for violation of the law.
Alike qu Dotli Sides?
All who are acquainted with double
thread Machines, know that they require
a great amount of care and patience in
the operator, to make the stitch alike on
both sides of the fabric, and not one
person in ten is able to do this; and when
it is not done the work is worthless. But,
tha Willcox & Gibbs stitch always makes
an even seam. Letter of Mrs. Alter
Newburyport, Mass.
. . . s
(TPlattsmouth bids fair to take a
huge stride in improvements next season.
Already building material is being de
livered, and from the quantity Gus. Her
ald has in front of his lot on Main street
would judge that he intends to "crowd
the season." The material for the stone
culvert on Main street is also accummu
lating, and the first warm days of spring
will be-gladly hailed by anxious mechan
ics. Indeed,, everybody will ieei more
active with the sound of the hammer and
ring of the trowel in, their ears.
CSTIon. J. E. Doom, of tho firm of
Doom, Bro. & Co., left our city a few
days since for Chicago and the East,
where he intends purchasing goods for
their new store. Mr. Doom will visit all
the important manufactories of Agricul
tural Implements and select just such
machinery as our farmer friends noed
and having had many years experience
in farming in this State no one can
doubt his knowledge of the wants in this
fne or ability to determine the machine
ry than will supply all demands. As
their stock will be purchased direct from
the manufactories it can and will be sold
very l)w.
Plattjmoctii, Feb, 10th 1863
Dear Herald: Permit us through
your columns, to express our great grati
tude, and thankfulness, to a largo num
ber of tho citizens of Plattsmouth, for
the expression of kindness and sympathy,
and the christian spirit with which they
administered to all oar wants, during
the severe Llness and Death, of oar be
loved little son (Oscar,) also we would
express our heart-felt gratitude to Dr. H.
R. Livingston, for his uniform, faithful,
persevering attention in striving to arrest
the disease, and relieve the little sufferer
But all was in vain. God hath taken his
own unto himself, and we can only rec
oncile ourselves, by humbly subm;tting
to. the administrations of Providence.
J. Wesley and M. D. Barnes.
DIED.
In the City of Plattsmouth, February
the 9th A. D. 1SG8, Oscar.Ellerv, son of
WESLsy and Martha D. Barvks, aged
3 years, G months and 3 days.
In Plattsmouth, February 18th, at 4
o'clock P. M., of scarlet fever, Gborgie
L , infant son of Cbas L. and Mar? C.
Cooper. Oh! Death, wa have felt thy
sting, and Oh! Grave, thy victory.
He has gone from earth with its pain
and care;
He's safe in a realm that's bright and
fair;
And 'tis cheering to us who linger here
To know that his way to heaven was
clear:
But yet it is hard to give him up.
And the hand is slow to take the cup,
And hearts are bleeding and eyes are
wet,
For our littlo household pet.
Adieu swoet child! it is thine to go,
And ours to remain a while below;
Ours to lament that thou art dead,
And strew with flowers thy grassy
bed.
But while we grieve, 'twill be well to
know
That oar Heavenly Father ordered so;
And that howe'er deep may bo our re
gret, It is well with our little household pc
KOTICC.
All persons owing us will please call
and se'tle as we want to closa up our
last years business.
janOtf Simpson, Mickelwait Co.
(JKEAT BARGAINS.
Wo. Stadleman is closing out his large
8tocn of clothing, furnishing goods, hats,
oaps, boots and ladies shoes, at less than
has ever been offered in this market.
fie is also paying the highest prioe for
furs and hides.
All those knowing themselves indebted
will pleaso call and settle, as I am set
tling up all accounts.
W.M. STADLEMAN.
riattsmouth, Jan. 7tb, 1868. tf
n. C. ROOM, M
DO.OM,
J. E. DOOM, .
BEO.
NORTH SIDE QF STREET, jYEJR
Dealers in
Dry-Qoodt,
Hats,
Boots,
G 1
Caps,
a s
Queensware,
Nails, 4&c,
All of which we are prepared
west of the Missouri River.
We would especially call the
stock of
FARM IMPLEMENTS,
Consisting in part of
Threshing Machines,
Reapers and Mowers,
Sulkv and
Plows
Cultivators,
Drills, &c.
TFe Warrant etcnj
Call and examine before
Plmttfmouth, FeVf 5th, 1S63.
JUST RECEIVED
And for sale at low tlgures.
10 t kt COFFEE, 16 bUt SUGAR,
6 IU DS Y APPLES, 5 bOU DR Y J'EACIIES,
c , 4c. Also, a large assortment of
Pine Lumber,
LATH. SHIKGLES. DOORS, WINDOW SASII,
WIXDO W BLISDS. GLASS. CEMENT.
PLASTER PARIS, JJA1II, COAL OIL, Etc
LEXINGTON COAL,
250 tmshrls, to whit we Invile the attention of
Blacksmiths and others as to quality ana price. e
are AKeuti for the (iUOIMN COAL BASK, at Li-x-
nton.and propose a rarniso Ml me
country wants at prices so suit, siw ""
Rye, Bourbon and Star Whisky.
Cherry, Kaupberry, Blackberry and Girder Erandy.
Call and see us. .
fclMPSOJJ, MICKELWA1T A CO.
jc6d3 irtf
SHERIFF S SAM.
JOHJi RTCKLY, 1
vs Lxecuuon.
AUGUSTUS MILLER.
- i. w..Av.v ;n i hv virtue fit an
ecutiun in the above ca it led came, lsmied out oi
and un.ler the Seal of tha Clerk ofthe UWtrlct coort
of the 8d Judicial Cit let. within aud for Ilitte
County, and State of Nebraska, ana lo me uire-ieu.
I will offer f-r sale at Public Auction, to the biKh.-t
nnd best lluder, at the front door of tae Court
House in the City orriaitsraouin, vuuu'y uu cm.c
arorexaid, on ..... r. .-e
310SlAY,th Id day f Ifttrvh, A .. ISoS,
between the hoars of one and two P. M. of saiW day.
ail rit'ht, title and interest or tne aoove Dsim-u ua
feudnit, Augustus Miller, in and to the following
described real estate, to wit: Lt INo. tone (Si) I
Ulork No. thirty-niue 3U), ltivitea n mo cny w
I'lattsnoutn, t'a'a County Stale of N Ur.ska.
Gireu under my hand, this 2Uih day of January
A.D. ltiSd.
jan30w4
Sherirt', Cass Co. Neb.
New Brick Store.
BY
J. H' SNELL n d "W- P- SNELL,
is
ASHLAND, - NEBRASKA,
TTavintr ttnvr removed to Main street into our new
Brick buildinic. where we are now receiving and
opening a good variety oi cneap ana seanouanie
ited to the trade and wants ot the people.
xwe beg leave to return to our .riends and patrons
ourftuceie tnanas lor me nueiai in,i-..K: w
have received from them In the last year, uur sioca
embraces in part
DRY GOODS and GROCERIES,
BOOTS and SHOES,
QUEEEXSWARE,
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, $c, cfc.
J. H. W. P. SNELL.
Nov. lih, 1SC7 4m
ESTRAY NOTICES
TAKEN UP by the subscriber at hi' residence In
Rock HmrTj Precinct, two miles north of H jck Blnffi
Cass Conn y, Neraka. Jn'y 8d, 1803. t ne bull,
calf, rne year old next prlns. is of a speckled color,
no marks or oranu pejceiviuie.
Piattsmouto. Jan. llth. lsbv
,a,(.135 AUGUSTUS SPIRES.
TAI EN DP on niv farm. 2V tnilea south-west of
Plattsinouthi a red yearling steer, line-back, crop oft"
rluhttiar and slit in left ear. Also a white and red
colored calf, about six'rnonth soIJ.
Plattsmou h, Jan Zid, 13.o
ttuUii SAMUEL MAX WILL.
TAKEN UP bv the Subscriber on his pifmises in
Rck Bluffs Precinrt. on the 27th dy of January
A n. 1868. a vearling; clf described aa fo.lows:
ISIack, with white fae, liu-bick and some white on.
the belly, rlo marts or oraoi niurumuc.
feb6w5 JUU.N u. AiUisUM.
TAKEN UP by the subscriber, living at eight-
Mile Grove, one pall calf, mostly red some white
at.oHi head and belly.
UbCw5 . SlMUtiLlUtUtKUSOi.
Nebraska Chapter No. 3,R. A. M.
ncn1ar convocations 2d and 4th Tuesday of
eti h month, at 6 12 o'clock p. m.
G. C. BETTS, Sec.
I. 0. 0. F.
I'l .!. I.u1l'r. No. 7. meets everv Saturday evening
at the C.Mirt-Hoose Hall. Bfothers o other Lodges
are respect f" 'J Invited to visit this L.oige.
Byorderot B.yui, n.u.
SAM 'L M. CHAPMAlt.Ree.Sec'y.
I. 0. G. T.
Rnrnlar meetings every Tnesday evening. Traveling
Templars respectiuiiyinTiiea.
KOB T WINDHAM, W. S.
TIIOS. W. SHRTOCK, Lodge Deputy.
f-vT-EXCELSIOR DE ;REE LOD'SK, So 1. Platts
mouth. hold regular meetings on the third Wednes
day evenings of each montd.
J J. WE-LEr BARNES. W D T
Bro. W. L. WM.L, W D S
Sister KofA Davis, W D V T.
j J-4TAROF I CP' LODGE No. 8, Mt. P!esant,
holds regular meetings every Saturday evening
H. T.Hl(iUS.W CI.
II
M. ROONEOILLE. W S.
S, A DAVIS, Lodge puty.
St. Luke's Parish Vestry.
Regular meetinc first Tues lay of every month,
at 7 u. m.. at the oCIre of D II Wheeler.
1 Rev. (JEO.C. BETT3.
D v Whrels., Clerk. Chairman.
EVERTON DOOM
& CO.
THE CO UR T 110 USE
Groceries,
Notions,
Shoes,
s w a r e ,
to sell as loic as any House
attention of the public to our
Revolving Rakes,
of all kinds,
JllacJiine JVe Sell.
purchasing elsewhere
DOOM, BRO & CO.
Farnham Bouse,
HARNEY STREET,
Omalaa - TSTolo.
J. C. Ill G BY, Proprietor.
Prices Heduced!
C3.
Has just received a large assortment of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
CLOTHING,
DRY GOODS.
HATS AND CAPS,
GROCERIES AND
LIQUORS, of all description?,
And a general assortment of
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
AH kinds of
COUNTRY PRODUCE
Takcu in esehaage for Good. Cash paid for
FURS, IIIDES, W1IEA T, tc.
.ep26 C. G. HEROLD.
J. 1YL HINOHMAN,
(Successor to Dunelan k ninchman,)
Druggist & Apothecary,
DEALER IX
DRUGS & MEDICINES,
Paints, Oi!s;
Dyes, Notions,
Toilet Goods, Perfumery,
Fancy Soaps,
PUltE WINES
AKB
ILiIQXJORS
For Uechanieal and Moiicina purposes
Keep constantly on hand a fuU and wtU assort
ed stock of
PATENT MEDICINES-
PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTION b
Carefutfy compounded hy an experienced Drusgl.it
Sone hut the PUREST Medicim-a used. All jiWl
vxirruuUd at represented. Cafand see.
MAIN STREET, SOUTU SIDE.
Terms Cash.
REAXj EST AT
ID. H. Wheeler c Cc ,
Re a 1. Estate en s.
PLATTSMOUTH, N. T.,
Offer for sale the following Real Estate.
Sec. T'p Bi t
22 12 11 SO
23 it 11 8U
3-2 1112 80
8-2 1 1-2 80
19 11 13 Ibu
82 11 11 1
82 11 11 60
16 10 14 80
3 11 11 80
13 12 13 41
It 18 1
4 10 13 81
ter4 10 13 4
12 12 12 S
22 12 12
13 10 14
1U 10 13 SO
10 10 13 so
8 11 II Si
21 12 12 tp'W
r 28 11 12 6
1 11 12 SI
East half northeast quarter
West half north west quarter
South half northeast quarter
S" mh half southeast quarter
Northeast quarter
South weft quarter
West half southeast q Hurler
North half southeast quar'er
Went half northeast quarter
Northwest quartir northwest qr
West half southwest quarter
Eaxt half southeast quarter
Northwest quarter
East half .onthwest quarter
North half soul hcat quarter
North half southwest quarter
West half northwest quarter
Northeast quarttr
!.'-- hair nurthv -st Quarter
Northwest quarter northeast quarter 1 11 12
Lots in the city of Plattsmout
41
Lot
6
S
5
10
Block
22
26
57
123
It)t
12
9
B
10
1
6
a
Block
M
24
3i
12
47
Lot
6
5
8
8
' 4
S
23
48
36
92
9
4
12
The north half of
THOMPSON'S ADDITION.
East half of blocks 1, 4. 7, 8 and 10.
South ha f of block 3.
Lots S and 7 in block 5.
Westhalf section 82, township 11, rantre 14. I
acres underlence, 1 I 8 tory frame house, puds
and spring, and good runutne wafer, hletity of ti'
bcr fr ire-wood. Piice 43,750 .
JA1IES VICK.
Ill PORTE U AND GROWER OP
FLOWER & VEGTdBLE
S 5E "EDS
ROCHESTER, N. Y.
VICKjS ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE
SEEDS AND FLORAL GUIDE FOB
1 now published and ready to send out. It
lee-s,
makes
a work of about O.XE HCXDRED
tainlng full descriptions of the
LAKUB FAG S Con
Choicest Flowers and Vegetables G-oown
with nintn ilii-.tinns for Bovine Seed. Culture. &c
It 8 beautifully Illustrated, with more thrn OSE
UVSVUEb FISH WOOD h'XGRAVIAUS of
F.owers and Vegetables, and a
BEAUTIFUL COLORED PLATEOF FLOWER3
Well printed on the finest paper, ani one of the
most beautnul as wen as lue inusi tusirucuve wui
of the kind published
frgSent to all who apply, by mail, post paid, for
Ten Cents, w lich is not half the coat.
Aileress JAUK3 V LCiv, It jenestrr. N. 1
jan!w4
PLOWS! PLOWS!
C. E. F O It G Y ,
3f anofactuer of all kinds of
Farming I mplements.
Such as the celebrated Rod Break I op Plows, Mould
Board Breakers, Stirring Plows. Single and Double
Shovels, Cultivator and Harrows. Repairing done
on short notice All work warranted.
Having had much experience in the business.
feel assured that I oan Kive general satisfaction.
Please give me a call btToxe purchasing eisewnerc
Plattsmouth. Neb. , May 6th, 1867.
AND-
WOOL- CARDING.
Ho! for Salt Creek, where yon can kill two birds
with one stone, (ret your Uram t, round and wool
Carded at the same time; the machinery for both is
In perfect order. We use the Patent Machine Cards,
which were run enough last year to establish their
superiority over the old kind, as all who used the i
can testify. The superiority of Mr. S. Twis as a
Carder is Well known, and his service are still le-
tained for the benefit of the public. With the above
advantages we flatter ourselves that we can make it
to the advantage of all who want work In our line
to come this way. D. DEAN, Proprietor.
niyI3 b. 1 Vi las, carder.
NEW
JEWELRY STORE
The subscriber having purchased the Red Stole on
2d street, lately occupied hy Sarpy and others, would
respectfully inform the citisen of Plattsmouth and
vicinity, ttiat ne has rentted the store aud opened a
large slock of
tX DEI E3
AND
FANCY ARTICLES
For Ladies, Centa. Children, and the rest of man
kind, atd is prepared to do all kinds of
WATCH, CLOCK AND
JEWELRY REPAIRING
n the best manner, and would be happy to serve his
Id and as many new customers as may give him
h. ir patronage, assuring them of their woik well
lime, at moderate prices, and on short time. '1 he
stock, emhracipg every variety cl goods usually k pt
at a flrl-class jewelry More, will be sold a low
prices, aud warranted of best workmanship and
material, lie has also a small stock of
FAMILY GROCERIES,
whih will htt rpt.leni;tirl frnm time tn timf. anil
anld at the lowest fWure. lfavinc nprniMni.ntlv lo
cated In this city, 1 respectimly solicit a share of pa
trouage, and corJiilly Invite all to. call and examine
the stock on hand, as we would be pleased to serve
yon, and do not ask yon lo buy unless wa com make
it f.ir vm,r intarMl t.-, m ni,. t j
oecznt c. a.
OKDIiVANCE IVo. 69.
Ad Ordinance to authorize the Council 'to borrow
n.oniy for the pmchsse of the reriy u. at Paul
Wilcox, Ferry Franchise, with rig lit of way, of the
Company.
Sec. 1. Be it orbained by the City Council of the
City of riattsmonth.. Tint at the same time and
nmler the same regulations mat. is ptescnoea iror
h ildir.g an election by Ordinance No. 67; "An Or
dinance to authorise the City .ynncil of Plat-smouth
to borrow money for the pttrpose of graau g and
fnrniKhinz ties for a railroad runnining irum riatts
mouth. Cast County, to intersect the U. P. Railroad
in Sarpy County, Nebraska," 1 De following propo
sition be also submitted t be voted upon, to-wit.
Authorizing the raid Council to borrow rocney, not
exceeding nice thou sand dollars, by issuing bonds.
for the purpose of purchasing the ferry Boat, 1'aul
Wilcox and Kerry rancnise ana Kignt or way
belonging to the Plattsmonth Ferry Company.
tee. a. mi? urainance 10 tune eneci ana ne in
force, from, and aftei its publication according , to
liw. Datd Jan. 27th. 1S68
HILLII rOIIENGSB,
Attest, Mayor.
V. M. DOKKiwiUii ueooracr.
anSOw?
OKDI AICK o, 6S.
,n ordinance to amend an Ordinance entitled 'An
Ordinance lo authorise the City Council of Platts
mouth to borrow money for the purpose of grading
and famishing ties for a raiiioad running from
Plattsmouth, Cass Couaty, Nebraska, to interject
the Union Pacific road in Sarpy County."
Sec.l- Be it ordalnpd by the C ity Council of the
i.w nf Diuttatnmith That See. II) of said Ordinance
be amended so as to read a s follows: That an election
polls to be opened at VI a. m and closed at 6 p m. of
Bain USy lur uic H"!" V lun.g w "i" y,vy-w-
sition authorizing the City Council to borrow money
tv iaauire bomU to be donated to the first K II road
Company that will grade, build a railroad b idge
across c laiie mveranu rt4rniiH4 ilea or m smua-i
running from Piatumourh. Caas Ceonty, Nebraska,
to intersec' the Union Pacific Railroad at the nea est
practical r-oint In Sarpv County.
Sec i' Tnis urainaue to use rrj'-xi ana dc in
force from and after its publication according to law.
Dated Jan. 25th 180.
WIIjLAT rUTl WlilK,
Attest Mayor.
F M. DORRINGTO.V, Recorder.
an 80
FALL TRADE X867.
PRATT & FOX,
Importers and Manufacturers' Agents of
uaqhwarp rim pry
IIMIIU i I Mitt- UU I kklll)
Large stocks of American Screw Co. Screws. Ant'
enoveis ana epaues, uongiass- nann-actaring o.
Kdge Tools, American Table Cutlery, 1cbs;-U1 Pvc
et Cutlery.
Agents for HERRING'S SAFES,
Forsyth's Scales and Trucks
Orders fillel at Factory Prices.
Orders solicits J-
PRATT & FOX,
Cor. Main uud as-hmsrU'n Ave
,e,.5 3m SI. LoClS, MO.
GITY BAKERY
AND
CONFECTIONERY,
a
? :f. STADELMANN,
BREAD, CAKES, PIES, RUSC, EU.,
Of the best quality, can be obtained at all tines,
t would invite especial attention to the fact that I
have titled up an exceil' Dt
ICE CREAM SALOON
In conneetion with the Baktry. where you can be
accommodated at all times.
Wedding parties supplied on short notice with
anything in the line of Confectionery or Pastry.
Call aud sec m. JelS
NOTICE.
JAM'ES-O'XEIL is my authorised Agent for-the
col lection, of all accounts due the undersigned for
medical services; his receipt will be valid for the
payment ut iy monies on said accounts.
Ango.t 14, l"8o7. K. K. LlVISGSTOJf, U.D.
Gr- R. McCALLUM,
Manuf.cturer of and dealer in
Saddles and Harness,
Of every description, wholesale and retail. No. 13n)4
Main street, between 5th and th streets, Nebraska
City. Jfl3
Tremendous
EXCITKMENT !
WTI. IIEKAL.D
(las moved into his new brick binding on the C -
nerof Main street and Levee, wheie he is laily re
ceiving large aoMitiaiu to his already extensive
stock of
G-ROCERIBS
AND
He offers the very best of bargains to customers.
and retiucsta a call trim those who want anything la
his line to test the advantages in prices with those
el others.
Kemeinber the
BRICK CO R N E R ,
and give hlja a call If you wish to boy cheap.
nova
SHANNON'S
Feed, Sale and Livery
STABLE.
Main St., - - Plattsmooth.
t am prepared to acmmodate the pnblic wtt
Horses, Carriages and Buggies,
Also, a nice Hearse,
ua snor uuiiii aiia . v. . . - - -
run to steamboat landing, and V all pajts of the
city when desired. -
. . . .1 -.i ..I.' I.,m, A If r V wil t
W. D. GAGE.
VV. R. DAVIS.
CENTRAL STORE.
Dry-Goods,
Groceries,
Provisions,
BOOTS and SHOES,
Main Street, two doors above Fourth
Where the public may find
THE BEST OF GOODS,
and prices as low as can be f.und in the e ty.
We return fhanki for the liberal patronage we
have received, and hope to merit its continuance.
0:'.. 9".'' AGE 4 DAVIS.
WJI.J.FORD,
UPHOLSTERER,
PAPER-HANGER. &.C
Main street, - - Opposite Post Office,
Will keen on hand and make to order. Mattresses,
.. k. V. -.1... Wall Pinpr. Ae.
riciure r raniw, t muu Wuua, -. , -
"AI1 kinds of Turning executed in good styie
nov 7 '67. m3
Plattsmouth mill s-
C. HEISEL, Proprietor.
tlv been repaired and placed in thor
ough running order. . Custcrn work done on short
notice.
100,000 Bushels of Wheat
Wanted immediately, for which the highest marks
price will be paid. aug28 tf
nniLLCOX&ffft.BBS
IHl oruntfo f uMnPUIllC
OLYimu I'rnivmuuinLi
I f The ChaiupionU I Jof 136 first pre
llmiums iu two! II 1 seasons.
II nr.. ;0 VT11 jtronper and
less liable to rip than the Lock Stitch.
Vudaet' Report of tne wana. a rvu.
Send for the " Report," and Samples of
nine both kinds of etitches on
the same piece of goods. Agents wanted.
L. CORNELL CO., oen i Ajjenw,
138 Lake 8,., Cblc.o.
declyl
Agent, Plattsmouth, ti
6TAIDiID
SCALES.
f '-r.A, OF 1UIIIW
Tfl-iL Fairbanks, Greenleaf
226 A S38 Lake St. Cfiicago.
Miirktt St , lit. Loui.
3"Be carefql ta hny only the Genuine. myyt
TAKE NOTICE.
Bounty Increased. Pensions due Sol
diers ard their heirs.
F. M Dorrlngton h'.a this tli.y received frori t' a
Department, the Law in full with new blanks lor th
collecii:' '' ailitiunal Bontitie and increased Pen
sior.s. and i a ready to prosecute all snrh claim as
may he entru.'-t'jd to his care. Cal. alid exuiire,
Fiiet claimed la first served.
F. M. DOCBIKCiT K.
Plattsmonth, Aog. 10, 1866.
F. P. TOPD,
SEWING MACHINE AG'T
' LA TVS MO UTH, XE BR A SLA .
A g'wd assot tincut of midlines and m uliineTInd,
irg-i kept on hJuJ. Jj(lnre st Stadelinanu't
Clothio. Store. ier. 4 '17
JIachires rrpsi'neJ on short no icc.
F
9
to see nil our citizens.
Creek Nebraska.