tihc 3tfcbra$!ui gttcraUl.
iTocal NEWS
A h-vT rain fell htit Mor.d iy night.
river has bcea raising for eereral
dlj! ptst.
See ta it.'Rppurilicsmi, that every .vote
;s out on the 3d day of November.
Hon T. M. Marquatt and lion. W
Pjtftir left for Lincoln last Monday'to
;'.enJ court.
"Eitryihinx 7.'-i(v." 1. allies haveyoa
en Clark & Hummer" new stock of
lire- Gsods and Trimroinjj ? w2
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One waeU from next Tuesday i tha
Presidential pleetion. Let every loya1
mm be on liaDd
NVe Rave them Vicksburg on the 12th ;
lrt u hava an Appomattox on ths 3d of
November.
A fine -tock of Carpets, Matting, Rujrs
ht,i Window Shades at
n2 Clark & PlimmerV
Ju ,zr Lake came down on the coach
ast Monday, &d left immediately for
l.ineoin to -pen court.
Throckmorton has a fine illustration of
the wr.y the th'm- was "did" here on th
Uth. Prp in at his h n and see it
C'nrk Sc. I'luramer are agents f)r the
jusUv celebrated Stkcushakes and Jack
9j W.vJ'lNS. w
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Len-W i pushing work livel . , an J will
glte Main S'rert a difT rent nppoaranca
h. f -re eM weather sets in.
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T;i!"!"-:'s a-.njori'y.wi'l be about '2 3'0
Two jci'.rs :i it was only a littU over
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The JYetr' is not di-couraged. It still
rlaim Krntu.iky and Sarpy county as
Dc-ra )cra"ie strnnehold".
An rlrgant stock of (Jen's Furni-hinf
j...nds i-t Clark It Pi chhhr.
ValltTvs .t Uuffner have .-rectel an
i icil urul implement vrre house on
Main street, orpoit their store.
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IIve our lfiucratic friends h-urd
that nn elroticn was held in Nebraska on
the li'.th :-
F ir variety anl stle as well as low
pr o.'?., eo to Clark A I'.ummer's foryour
itfT:s'iT re and tilassware. w2
F.iur st.an:. r wtre at our binding last
M jnd iy. Trads on tho river is lively
this Fail.
I.at vear the lli-pul lio:tn majority in
Nebraska was only ab Mit 70'J Now it is
ovr 2 0hi D g re action, th it !
Go and so Clark it Hummer's new
stock of Fall Goods. w2
V: want t-n cords of good oak wood
on ii';- rir ti"n and advertising Don't
be ufr:id of nil bringing it at once.
The republicans of Nebrank:i City hid
'a ,; i- 'r.r. J fes-t.ve" time siftir they had
mad-- a clean sweep in Otoe.
m m
Nfv tijoJ at Keduced I'ricr-s at
Clare A FLriiJiER'-.
I'arin-le fc Kershaw are erecting a nat
little ufllce building "on M ain St., west of
Fourth
'V,u that hav.' tears to shed prepare
to shed them i.ow." iay!ord J- Clarke
has taken his departure for TYxas Ve
feel for Texs.
The very ia't-sl style of Hats and Caps
at
w2
Ci.ark . Plchmkr's.
II iw does that little Democratic pro
jrrame of trying to secure the Legislature
turn out? Has Pop any "sure thng"on
golnz to the United States Senate V
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R-rnember that next Monday and J
Tu -dav is the time appointed for the
correction
of the re;
istry lists for Hie
Presi lr-ntial election.
$thr ce'umn.
See notice in an
See advertisement of "Riverside Nur
serv." Maj. Pearman is well known in
Nebraska, and parties desiring anything
in his lino wi'.l feel satisfied of getting
ju-t whit they order.
Snow fell to the depth of several inch
es t Boston on the night of the IGth It
is thought the ch:U which parsed over the
democracy on receipt of election r.ews
caused this change in the temperature.
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Whoop-ee ! Who ever heard of such a
nest of Radicals as Nebraska contains?
Onlv one Democrat elected to the State
.Senate, and no sure thing on him; and
not more than five or six Democratic
.members of the Lower House.
A post office has been opened at Fight
Mi'.e Grove Samuel Richardson, P. M.
A package of the Herald is now made up
for that office. Parties wishing their pa
pers addressed to that cfiica will please
call and notify us.
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Tim Democracy shou'd remembr Lin-
oln's saying that it is a bad time to swap
hirses while you are crossing a stream
As the Democratic party are just now
about chin deep in the "Slough of Des
pond," they would do we. I to remember
this saying of the Martyr President, and
look out when they dismount Seymeur
and Blair.
It is said the object to be attained in
withdrawing Seymourjand Blair is to pave
the money bet on them. If the candi
ltes are withdiawn their backers elaim
t ie right to withdraw all bets made on
them Well, now.'
xotic:.
It would h u source of great joy to the
proprietor of the Herald to bnv a larir.f
nutiiber of peison who know themselve
inbebted to bm to call and pay tip. It
takes TBonev ta run a rrintin office, and
we depend eolelv on our patrons for it.
White covered wagons can be neen on
the Iowa batik of the river any hour in
the. day. and the ferry boat is kept con
stantly busy setting them across into the
"garden."
ATTENlToN !
All who are in ned of Clothing or
Furnishing Goods, will do well to give me
a call, as I have just rect-ived the largest
stock of said goods ever brought to this
city If you don't beiitve it call and sat
isfy yourselves
oc:.15w3. Wn. Stadelsun.
Saline county has given 35 democratic
majority. The I'ttb-inn suggests that
Morton should be induced to mate a
speech out there before another election,
and thu seetire that county for a Repub
lican majority.
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If our Democratc frienis ever expect
to be on the strong side they had better
adopt the programme of the Kentucky
Democrats, and forsako all their nomin
ations and come out for Grant and Col
fax. If there is a Democrat Jeft in this part
of the country, we would suggest to him
the propriety of removing that sign from
the front of the place where Democracy
onee did congregate.
Morton lays tho defeat of the Otoe
Democracy to r; yl-. Apples caused the
fall of our first parents, and the Deraoc
acy are just about that far behind the
present age.
The following Roll of illustrious nam-"
should bo preserved by the citizens of
Plattsmouth:
r,any
Crawford
Clarke.
The.YiH says the renn Otoe wentRe
publican was because the Missourians
had "gone hum? after apples." Better
say thev had pone home to re-enlist in
Krink Blair's rebellion.
The vote of Cas county last Fall was
Oil. The vote of this county on the 13th
inst. was over 1,200, and the registered
vote reaches nearly 1,500. This show a
lively increase in the population of Cass.
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A radical change has been mad in our
Mail arrangements an-l like all other
n. c tl charges, it i far the bettr. All
Mails now leave this city in the morninjr,
intend of at r.oou. North, south, east
anl Wrt all leave immediately after
breakfast.
We have heard of several parties who
have cm out, since Seymour and Blair's
wi'.hdrawal ha.i been talked of, and say
the Dc- '
ihev believe thfir contract wi:h
mot-racy has been fulfilled and that tht-y
are now going to fj'low the dictates of
thfir own coiibcience, and votefor Grant.
Only 333 vo'es were polled in Platts
mouth precinct on the 13:h, out of over
370 registered showing about 40 regis
tered votes i:i this precir.ct alone who did
not go to the polls. There were 30 reg
istered voters in Weeping Water precinct
who did not gi to the polls, every one
Republican. Ciss is good for 300 ma
jority, at least, for G.ant and Colfax on
the 3d of November.
The J.iUte Curjmrul comes to us much
enlarged and improved, and promises to
be in future, what it has been in the past,
the best magazine for young people pnb
lished in the United States. The pub!ih
ers offer to subscribers for 1SC9 the bal
atice of this year f-uv Terms, $1 from
now until Jan lot 1870. Address, Al
fred L. Sewell, Chicago, 111.
A correspondent from Ashland says the
appearance of the Democracy in that lo
cality reminds him of the good old ladv
wha told the minister that whenever she
entered the room where her husband had
die 1 the first thing she knew she was run
ning all over the house from garret to eel
!ar, and only found congelation in that
portion of the scripture where Jeremiah
said:
"Goosey, goosey gander,
Where fhail I wander;
Up stairs, down stairs, Ac."
yiLY HOOT 4M SIIOC SHOP.
Ojijtosile the I'iatle Valley lluusc.
The undersigned having jost cpened
a new Boot and Shoe shop in this city, is
desirous of receiving his share of public
patronage. All kind of new work done
on ibe shortest notice. If you have anv
repairing to be done, bring it along. All
kinds of produce taken in exchange at
market price. Remember the place, op
posite the Pla'te Valley House, and sec
ond story of Forgy'a Plow Shop.
U. W Fkrrek.
Plattsmouth, Uct. 15 tf.
We learn that the Hon. John Helman
got a little too much "Platform" aboard
on election day, stopped at the polls in
Salt Creek precinct in this county, and
commenced anunproroked tirade ofabuse
neainst Mr. James Waters, Registrar for
that Treci net. Mr. Watert stood his
abuse for a long time, but finally conclu
ded ihere was a point "beyond which for
bearance ceases to be a virtue," He was
about to try the "tanning" process upon
Mr. Helman, but that gentle man concl J
ded discretion was the better part of val
or and decamped. We have known Mr
Waters for several years, and know him
to be a peaceable, quiet citizen, but we
also can assure Mr. Helman, "or any
other man" they are "barking up the
wronj; tree'' when they suppose he will
it quietly and receive unprovoked abuse
merelycause he-ii a Republican, We
apprehend Helman won't try to "bully"
Waters again in a hurry.
T.IXMIUS !
You aro requested meet at theCourt
House on Thursday cvenins 29;h inat.
Let every man be on hand, punctual
The Presbyterian Sociable will beheld
at the residence of Chaplain A Wright,
on next Tuesday even'ng Friends will
please retaember the time and place, and
govern themselves accorcingly.
Mr. Thomas says Mr V. V. Leonard is
the best artist ever in this City. Mr.
Leonard will remain at Thomas' Gallery
for a short time, and we adviee persons
wishing first class pictures to call soon.
There will be a business meeting of the
Grant and Colfax Club on Saturday eve
ning of this week. Every Republican
should be present.
Mr. Bissel, who lires on the Waboo,r
cently sold a drove of 2 and 3 year old
steers which beat anything we have yet
heard of. The lightest 2 year old out
of 20 old weighed 900 pounds, and they
ranged from that to 1.200 pounds. The
lightest 3 year old weighed 1,100 pounds,
and ranged from that to 1,590 pounds.
These Cgures were given us by a gentle
man who saw them weighed Who can
beat it? These cattle had not tasted
corn or other grain, but lived exclusively
on the rich prairie grass of Wahoo Val
ley. Mr. Bissel also raised 46 bushels of
wheat and 80 buh.ls of corn to the acre
Who would not live in such a country ?
The Morning 1'lrlieian. the nw daily
paper started in Nebraska City about two
months ago, is fast giining prominence
among the leading journals of the West.
It is eminently sound on all political sub
jects, devotes considerable space to State
and local news,andwhat makes it partitu
1 aily valuable is the fact that it publishes
complete telegrarh news, and is the only
paper kouth of the Platte in Nebraska
which docs in fact, we think the Plebeian
has fuller and later dispatches, thin any
other paper in the State. It is pubbaed
in the morning, nnd arrives at Platts
mouth the same day at noon.
Sheriff Johnson has nailed the last of
the organized band of horse thieves, who
have infested this part of the country so
long; or, at least, the last one whose came
was made pnblic. He arrived from Ne
braska City last Monday with Charles
Walker, who is said to be the head cen
:ra of the organization in Nebraska, and
now has him safe'y lodged in jail with a
good set of '-bracelets'' rii ltd on
Johnson has been after this man for the
past two months, and has come near nab- ,
bing him several t ines. W alser wr.s gen
erally among frien Is, who wou'd warn
him of th1? ShriCT's approach, but this time
he was caught "napping " Sheriff John
son recived a telegram last Friday from
one of his agents in Nebraska City that
Walker had made his appearanoo io the
country, ar.d Johnson immediately tele
graphed Sheriff Moore, of Ot cun'r,
to pick him up. He was found about sev
"n mIe" helow Nebraska City, just re; d
to leave the country ugain. He brought
out his revjlver and told Sheriff Moore be
would die bffor he would surrenler and
he taken to Cass County, and n!y sur
rendered when mads to b.lieve he would
be tried in Otoe. As we said before, the
arrest of Walker pretty effectually bieuEs
up the band. It will be remembered thut
the mm Potts, alius Young, testified thn t
Walker, Frank Ward aud himself ti ok
the three horses from ths southern part of
this County. FranE Ward is believed to
have been hung by the Vigilantes iu Kan
is. Qaorge Ward who ws held to
bail hns left the country. Tot's has
left f r parts unknown. Vn-ent wa
called for by a Sheriff from Iowa. Har
rison was set at liberty and left the coun
try. Wishart was cleared for want of ev
idence, Allmson is out on bail of $1000,
and now the ring leader, Walker, is
caught and will probably lay in jail un
til Court sit?.
From the very commencement Sheriff
Johnson manifested a determimton to
breai up this bind, anl iri think he has
done it most effectually. He is a terror
to evil doers; and when he once get9 after
them they might as well give up at once,
for he never leaves the track until the
game is holed.
pay i;p.
All persons knowing themseves indebt
ed to me will please call and pay up im
mediately. A,word to tho wise, etc.
Sept 10 tf. C. E. Forgt.
Invest in time. Our stock of Clothing
is complete. Dress and Business suits in
great variety and at exceedingly low
prices.
w2 Clark k Plcmmr's.
Lost. On the TJth ult., between Platts
mouth and Mr. Hull's, on the L:ncoln
road, a Memorandum book, containing
4 photographs, some letters and iimple
cards, the property of Harry Purdum.
The finder will be liberally rewarded by
leaving it nt the Herald office.
T
The best Tea are to ba had at
Clark A Plummlkr's.
Undoubtedly Clark fc Plummer bavethe
largest tocfc of Boot! and Shoe ever of
fered in this market. They have selected
them with great care, and for style and
quality are unsurpassed. w2
WK HAVE SOMETHING NEW !
The best assortment of Ladies' Shoes
of the latest styles ; ala Boots, Shoes
and Over-shoes for gentlemen by the
thousands, at
octl5w3.1 Wm. Stamliian's
Clark Ab Plummer do not boat that
they ar selling goods at 'Iess than cost,"
but their fine stock of Choice Fumily
Groctries ihoj offer at the lowest market
ratfs. 2
IfioL: .N.'r S. :
For sale, or will be traded for a te"i
F,nqiire . f A L. SfraGCB.
S?pt. 24th, tf.
0!",eOrin'e Plan's are scarce in all th-
I -sate, bur in great demand. "They wil
jillbesoIdtbisf.ilIstth.it nona can b
j ha 1 in the spring. Thev cm be had this
fall by applving in season to
W. S. Wkit.
September 2d. tf-
XOT!CK.
All persons owing us will please call
and settle as we want to c'os up our
last vears business.
janOtf SiJirsos, Mickelwait & Co.
MOEY.
All persons indebted to us will please
call and settle Immediately.
Sept 3d, tf Don, Bro. & Co.
NEW ARRANGEMENTS
James O'lTeill
DEALER tu
TRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
HARDWARE, QUEENS WARM
HATS, CArs,
BOOTS, SHOES.
FARM PRODUCE
And errythln(t nted by th
FARM ER ; MECHANIC.
Harinir DurchAellhe entire stock of om1 t elorif
ini t.. Win ii.t.iI.I I m re fitllne th- stor room in
llo ti style, ami propose to ell g oJs at the old tu'id.
d the niot reasonable termt."
marOtf JAMSaO'NHU
NOTICE ! ! NOTICE!!!
I am now reciing my
E ALL AND WINTER
STOCK OF GOODS,
nnd desiie to call recUt attention to the game, an
fO'..eit a careful examination of the
GOODS AlND PlilCES
before pnrchasinc el. Pwhcre, as I am ilct"rrain-l t
KEEP MY STOCK
so large and
WELL ASSORTED
anl ll.e priws
OF EVERYTHING
to low as to m;ik" it the Icterest cf eysry
FARMER AND MECHANIC
IW
CASS COUNTY,
to call and either
BUY OR TOST THEMSELVES
before buying elsrwher.
E. G. DOVEY.
ria'.umoulh, Oct. 1, 156b tf.
HEALTH, GOMFCmr, AND
ECONOMY.
3 rica soys ron doardlso
with
CEC W. COLVIX,
OAK STREET, ... PI ATTSMOUTH
Two blocks northwest ol buck sctioul-llousr.
nE has a BA Tlf HO USE, free to patrons; his
rooms are well ventilated, and tit prices r
rraor,able. Jolj23 nl6tf.
NEW JIEYT MARKET!!
GEO. FICKLER &. CO,
CORSER 2J 4- MAIS STREETS,
PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA.
Keep constantly on hand the best of
All Kinds of Meats,
which they eaa furnish their easterners at 'h
BEST CP RATES FOR CASH!
July 8J. 1S6S 3m.
Empire Bakery !
2d ST., OPrOblTE "SEW YORK STORS."
PLATTSMOUTH, - NEB
Confectioneries,
BREAD,
PIES,
CAKES,
CHEESE, and
SWEES CRACKERS.
REFREUMETTS
kept ou hand at all times.
. HUBERT Y.
GOODS!
AT
NEW YORK
FOR
FALL AND WINTER TRADE, lSGf
K. A. WIGGENHORN &- CO.,
At the New York Cash Store, oflVr tt
Stock of
DRY GOODS. GROCERIES.
BOOTS AND SHOES. HATS AND CAPS.
YANKEE NOTIONS, HARDWARE,
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICKS
We call particular nttention to our New Style of
DRESS GOODS, SHAWLS.
COLORED BLANKETS, at wonderfully low prices.
A LARGE STOCK OF CARPETS AT NEW YORK PRICES.
We have the largest and neatest stock
to this market consisting in
OUR QUEENS AND GLASSWARE DEPARTMENT
is complete, and we olier thn same at the lowest possible price.
We hare a large stock ohhe celebrated GARDEN CITY CLIPPER PLOW
We are aUo Agents of the
WHITEWATER COMBINED
which we warrant to be the best made in the United States, and doing bet
ter work than any other Machine.
Our motto is "QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFIT!"
JTJST OPEITED I
NEW GOODS !
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We are daily receiving' our
cfc WTJNTTJLJK.
or
Dry Goods, Notions, Hats, Caps,
BOOTS, HO S,
CARPETS, AND
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With many thanks for past
Call and see our Large Stock of Goods!
Platumouth. Neb., October 15, 18CS.
Dr J. McADOW,
RESIDENT rilYSlCIAS,
WYOMING. - - NEBRASKA.
Onrs his prates-tonal services to me p.-opie or
the trwn sol surronroUnff cennt'y minu s
Parmele & Kershaw,
Dealers In
LUMBER, IHINGLES,
L1TII, TIMBER, &c.
Plattsmouth, - - Jbeb.
C H FARMKI.B,
W. KERSHAW,
Annus 27ih. IMS.
Cheap Cash Store !
L. r. REED,
P. F. BEAREDSLT.
REED fc BLVRDSLEY,
WEEPING WATER. NEBRASKA
TEhnTe j'lst npenet a Isree stuck ef CooJi t
weeping water, obsisiide i
Dry Gooils,
(jnoccrirs,
Queensu'firt,
Hardware,
Glass,
Iron,
Wooden Ware, Jfotions,
Ard every thin th- firmer nit meehsnie nesds.
Styles and grades to suit. To buy elsewhere m . y he
well, to buy Uere is well always well nrten D-1-trr
often bet Call and ee. Look at the Goods.
A'k for the price. Consider well, and rlo what is
wlrest. All Goods warranted a represent'-d.
KKtU as UKAUUSLKl,
July 80 tf.
o. f. jonxsoyr.
COB! LKWIS.
0, F. JOHNSON & GO.
(opposite Clark 8c Plummet,
CiatKaa I
Drugs. Medicines
STATIONERY. PERFUMERIES,
HAIR OILS.
Newspapers, Magazines
&CM &Cm &C.
P re cr'p'ioni tart fully eoxponnded by an expe
rienced lruggiU aug6 nli.
1RIDK AND BRIDEGROOM.
) E--say for Young .Men on the interesting rela
tion o Bridegroom to B-ido in the institution of
Marriafr. a Guide to matrimonial felicity and true
b('pi"e-s. taut by mail in sealed letter envt-lupea
free of charga. .Address, How AiSOCiiTloa, hex
r, PhiraUphia, Fa..
UJBW GOODS!!
THE
CASH STORE!!
Till
the public the Largest and bet electee
WOODEN-W ARE, QUEENS W A R E
FLANNELS, WHITE AND
of BOOTS nnd SHOES ever brought
gentlemen, ladies and children a
SEEDER AND CULTIVATOR
:o:-
NEAVG'OODSM
QUEENS WARE,
GROCERIES.
patronage, we invite all to
CLARK & ri.UTITIEK
Plattsmouth Heat Market!
W. F. Morrison &. Bro.
Mtin Street, opposite JIIjsokic Block
Vfi:ie assortment of fre.h Meat can always be
fuuQ'' at uur market.
STEAMBOATS
supplied sn reasonable terms.
The highest market price will ba paid for
STOCK AM HIDES!
W. V. MOKKISOK k BRO.
June Silh nlitr.
Weeping Water Mills.
Farmers, go where you can get the
best Flour and the most oj it.
85 IbtoX X X FLOVIt ami 13 f " DBA
giyeu in txchange fur good Wheat.
We are also doing grist work; and. with our ln
creastd facilities, fe'l aur-d that we ran give the
ottl aud the most flour of any mill In the state.
Satisfaction Guaranteed
PRODUCE BOUGHT A.D SOLD
HIGHEST MARCRT PRICK PAID.
REED Si CLINTON.
Mrch S6lh, 1968.
JUST RECEIVED
And for sale at low azures,
10 t it COFFEE, 16 bbls SUGAR,
5 Iblt VR Y APPLES, 5 lilt DR Y PEACHES,
if-e , Ac. Also, a large assortment of
Pine Lumber,
LATH. SHtXGLES, DOORS, WIlOW SASH,
. o j . i i.
PLASTER PAR 1.1. HAIR, COAL OIL, F.U
LEXINGTON COAL,
2.V) bushi'ls, t which we invite the atteation of
Klacksmilhs and others as to quality and price, n e
are AKents for the OOODIN COAL BANK, at Lex
inajtnn.aud propose to furnish all the Coal this
country wants at prices to suit. Aim- a large alack of
Rye, Bourbon and Star Whisky.
Cherry, Knspberry, Blackberry and Ginger Brandy
Call and aee us.
SIMPSON, MICKELWAIT .
je6 d3 wtf
D. B. McMechan,
Dealer in
HARDWARE, CUTLERY,
IRON. STEEL and NAILS,
ROCK ISLAND PL0WST
CORS.PL A y'TER S,
Cultivators, sulky and walking,
Cook Stoves,
A Large Variety on Hand.
Spades, Shovels, Hoes, Hakes,
&c, &c.
A large stock now on band at small advance en
Eastern Prices.
106 Main Street, - Nebraska Citf,
(Opposite the Seymour Horse)
SIGN OF THE PAD LOCK.
J. M. HINCHMANf
(9tacoesor to DuBe'an A n.ni'hman.)
Druggist & Apothecary,
D S A LEU I.V
DRUGS & MEDICINES,
Paints, Oil!
Dyes, Notions,
Toilet (iloods, Perfumer,
Fancy Soaps,
PURE WI.ER
AND
For at eshanl.al and K.dicina pnrpoca
Ksep eanitantiy on hand a tali and weI assort
sd stock of
PATENT MEDICINES.
PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS
Carefutty Compounded by an eiferirnred Drutt.
-None but the rl'kKiT Med icini used, jilt
tcarrantd at r-preetntit. CaHahdse..
MAIN STREET, tOl'TH C1IB.
Terms Cash.
PLOWS! PLOWS!
C E. F O R G Y ,
Manufacturer of all kinds of
Farming Implements,
Such as the celebrated Rod Breaklna: Mows. Monld
nar Mreaaer", MirrinE r"lnws. siofr-lr anil Pouble
Shovel". Cultiyator and Harrows. ReDairina dona
on short notice All work warranted.
Havinifhad much experieti-e in the business, t
f-el assured that I can f;ive general satisfaction.
Please give me a call btfore ;nircl ing el-ewhere.
C. n.. FORGT.
Plattsmouth. Nib., May th, 1967.
di vin LEVITT.
1 Him. H. HISS.
LEAVITT & HYDE,
Real Estate Office.
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Homrstettd Directory,
NEBRASKA CITY,
LINCOLN, NEB.,
Cadman Hoiiff.
op'siie LandOffice.
Govemmeut T.ands selected from Pf rsonal exani
iD&tion, Free HomestfalK be'eclerl. survi-rt anl
cured. Lsnds in second hand and imprnyed fnrilis
bought and su!d. Titles examii.e l, and Convryaiie
mrae.
RriRE"tct?: John II. Tarner late Pr fj h. CI
I K R : Lre Co inty National Fai.k, Dion, 111. ;
obTt Harris upt C d 6t Q K K : Auv Dacki-r in
tVhiteside ronntv. Ill ; RHgister and Receiver of
Laud Officr, Ntl.raka City. i,l
CDIuraga gstUcrtfermncts..
J. W. Middleton & Co ,
STATIONERS,
BLA .XK BOOK MA A UFA C TUR ER !
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iijSTT inns,
UTHO APHERS,
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Notarial and Corporate Sealt.
19G Lake Street,
CHICAGO, - - 111
ecrrLixs roR
Merchants, Hanks,
Hail Roads and
Public Offices.
fobSTj rt
TUTTEE,
THOMPSON
& WETJIORE.
JOBBERS OF
MEN'S AND BOYb'
CLOTHInG,
AUD
FURNISHING GOODS.
58 and OO Lake Street,
CHICAGO) - ILLINOIS
Tcttle. Thompson & Wktvoric, Chicago.
Isaac Fknno & Co., Uoston, Mass.
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CHILD &BRIGGS,
Wholesale Grocers,
and De&brs in
CANNED GOODS
AND
IDriecl "r-ULi-ts
49 SOUTH WATER STREET,
CHICAGO, - . JLLLVOIS.
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