11 ' -.L.
LOCAL NEWS-
The music of f'leih-beHs was heard on
the streets Tue-Jiv.
Will somebody I. ring ui
t:oJ on subscription.
few corJi of
Whrat it mllin-r lit ft!. IS nn.l 21 i ' The
0 . - j
Chicnjrn.
WAST MOSCI!
We expect al) persons owing us topny
their accounts, now. Vi 1.in't intend
making another call. We mean busi
ness. Simpson, Mickelwait & Co.
NovlO tf
OM winter Lfjran in earnest laet Mon
day morrir.'.
Three tbousnml acred of r riirie, in Lmy as much as possible and they have
Some people have intimated that it was
wrong to bet on the recent election ; but
the fo'.Jier boys say they were taught,
while in the serf ice, to forage off the en
bodr. i to be broken :n Lancaster
county neit season.
Oxercjats nnd mufHers have been iD
jrreat demand this week. Stadelman
sells them chenp.
m
(let Duke's patent stote pipe dnm
ptr, and save a cord of wood to every
stove.
The mails lir.ve beon very irregular for
several days past, causing a dearth of
new.
Dr. G. II. Ii'.aci Inn taken the agency
3f the Florence Sewing Machine in this
city.
The ice has boon running freely in the
Missouri since Monday, but has not clog
ged at present writing.
The Prof. Kritton who swindled the
Sundy School children here son e time
ago, has committed suicide.
The men who have the contract of
breaking 1200 acres of prairie next sum
mer, are about contracting with Doom's
f jr their gang plows.
Rev. Thorpe, of Nebraska Colieg",
said to have predicted the recent earth
quakes, a'so that the Atlantic coat will
be visited bv them.
The stonnier Sunset lodged on a bar
just below the city Inst Friday, and re
roained till Tuesday, when she got clear
and started up the river.
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No eastern mail Tuesday Ileaon
drivers on a spree at Pacific, and did not
stnrt in tima to reach the river before
nilit.
Mr. Abbott, the Lincoln Postmaster,
hss been takm to Omaha, where he will
be krpt in confinement until the session
of the United States Court.
Ti a P.. .t M. P. II. Co. kav rurehised
the It. .1 St. .loo road We are not
Jvied ns to whether thry have tskm
pomesaion yet.
The IIfrm.h nfFvo is turning "uV tt
been doing it during thj campaign just
passed
Abbot, the Lincoln Post Master, was
advised to resign some time ago, in con
sequence of various complaints. But he
refused to do s probably thinking he
had a "good thir.g." He will probab'y
go up'" for about ten years.
it i esi&t;tbl Influence."
"The silent and irresistible influence of
told machines, made converts And con
erta became customers " Report of
"Grand Trial."
Mrs. J. W. Smith, of Staunton, V. re
lates the following instance : "My ma
chine has been the id car. 8 of soiling sev
eral others. Mr. Spitzer c.ime to town
this morning, to Ivy a ck Flitch? machine;
but after seeing my V, & G. work, he
concluded to buy one like it. I have used
mine for six years, and it has never fail
ed to do the work required. I would not
accept (and ue) any other kind at a
gift so long a I could bay a Wilcox &
Gibbs ; which, I think, excels all others,
not only in the beauty and Dcrabilitv of
its work, but also in the simplicity of the
machine, there being nothing that a child
cannot understand."
The Johnson Bro's will have their ac
customed dance, to-morrow evening, at
the Sheridan House, instead of City Hall.
Mr. Irish, tho proprietor of the House,
has fitted up a room with a new floor
and other convenience?, and a good time
is anticipated. Supper can be had by
leaving orders with Mr. Irish
Morton writes a half column article to
show that the .ws 'deserves patronage
because a workman in the office has been
honest and industrious for fourteen years.
II.! probably thinks that a much better
"string to pull" than to nsk support on
account of what the editor-in-chief has
done.
We are surprised occasionally to see
children wenrinz shoes ragged nt the toes,
wastinj their parents' money, besides
endangering their health, when so small
nn exrense'ns the coprer or Filver Ti? s
will obviate these difficulties X. York
There are two or three miserable rag
bonds in'this place who deserve bootinjr
out of the country. They "lay nronnd
,..-.(" whenever they don't lay nronnd
"tihr," and are always redv to pick op
any little artiele that comes in their war
and sell it for whisky moner. A forci
hie npplioition of sole lenthcr would do
them good.
Th metoric shower wa witnessed again
last Fridav niht. This phenomenon ctn
rdsrreat consternaton rarnj peorle many
venrs ajo: bnt science has demonatra'e3
t'tiat ir is a harmless kind of amnsement
nmire the o'omenN. and people do not
"scare worth a cent" wh.-n they witness
it row.
A laree mijoriiv of the people of thi
good j.V wor a- -r.y r h:ee in me . f( ,1(J in fuT(r r,f a nT
sm ft".--mnarion w.ll shiw. and it ri'ft I . . " , - ...
Cash paid for Wheat
by L. L. HOLBRO JK.
aug 25m3.
1AY IP,
All persons knowing themseves indebt
ed to me will please cull and pay up im
mediately. A wcrd to tho wise, etc.
S?pt.lOtf. C. E. Forgv.
$1200 and all Expenses Paid!
See advertisement of American Sficttle
Sewihg Machine, in our advertising col
umns, ly
New Eoot and Shoe Shop-
Opposite, the FUi'le Valley House.
The undersigned having just opened
a new Root 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 exehang1! at
market priee. Remember the place, op
posite the Platte Valley House, and sec
ond story of Forgy'9 Plow Shop-
U. W Ferree.
Plattsmouth, Uct. 15 tf.
HOUSE ASU LOT.
For sale, or will be traded for a team.
Fnjuirc of A. L. Strague.
Sept. 24th, tf
itlO.YF.Y.
All persons indebted to us will pleaFe
eill and sfttl Immediately.
Sep.t 3d, tf Domm, Bro. Jb Co.
Plattsmouth Lodge No- 6, A- F. &
A.M.
Rnlarroinmu'itcattons lt anu 3d Mori'laya ofeAch
-nontli , at 0 1 2 o'clock .p.m.
K. K. LIVINGSTON. W M.
G. C. BETTS, fee.
!nab!e price. S-Mid in your orders. I
ai ber.l law How U it in otner portion
i r the Stntr? We liivp rot snri anv ni-
The (-tars to and frem I.ir.eolfri c'.t.- ?:
tinue rrowd.'d wit Vi'iasienzer', notwith
standing the sevtre ht.jrms of tin bit
few d.-iy.
F me t-raee.'e1! ecainn has ilrfHiljf 'Tn
jaonc"! humilities on :he llF.a.r.p rffie
woi'.J r !e, and v.-e her-by nui'v him
that his s:a will s.on n" J repair.
Tb northern bound imii fii!e l to get
cr.;.s thi Pla't? !:;"t Monday. Want
abcut that brMz ? C:v" n.t something be
d inn to hurrv It tir?
r f this importnr.t meafiire ir. any c!
c jr Str.te r sclnnte Will they endeavor
to ascertain the views of the people in
tlr ir various locui:r f?
m m
We understand that Col. P. Sanford.
the ?3iner.t Lecturer on "The Holy
I.anl, 'will vN't Nt'braskr. during the
rresent wintor. tn l wil! deliver a lecture
in this city if the necessary arrangements
are tr.i l! and lie t notified in advance.
Will pome person take bold of tho mat
ter ?
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Tho Lincoln V'.inru.nwa.ih says the
t1 I contract for grading tho Omaha and It.
i P.-7 R R. has been let as far as Lincj.r.
We think that paper is a llt'.le mistaken.
flUr understanding is that the contract
St. Luke's Parish Vestry.
Rk"ilr iti-'c-tifi-'' f:rs t Tu.-s lay of crt ry month,
it 7 i. m., it the utti'-e t.I D II Whwleiv-
11- v. EO. C. BKTTS.
P W H'iiki'i r.s. Clerk. Chairman.
Nebraska Chapter No-3, R. A- M.
KccuL.r roTtv.M-a'i'iti". i ani 4th Tuesday of
? ti'h lut'ULti. at 6 1- o'clock p i:u
K. T. DTKE,H.P.
O. C. KETTS.Sec.
I- 0 0- F.
It-!'' mf'ifc "f X'l.i'te L'.'V-e. N". 7, I. O. O.
F. t".'. ty ati! nl i.v vhii.hu at 7 V n'cioeic p. 13
Itr f :s or t:.r I.j lira Invite. 1 t Tisit this
l'u'e.'r., -f M. MrF.LWAlN, .N.O.
v. M i.'iii:iN'.r.)".!:-c..-'t'y.
'xpRi P II I.i!ir v' w rinnl
hoIJs regular meeting every Saturday eTenins.
Mi .SaUA'I I'Ol.-K' . W. 8.:
A I AVIS, bude P "puty.
The '-(Irreli-.n Und' : Paid
m i'.:ir.g Its way we.t. It ditort its vie
tim horribly, ar.d is said t" be more ter.
:V i, v. .V.rtt.- Pe r.ermini. in
larle d-ri' U ffoodinit, earliest .stage,, j has not been let, bt i? to be ,horty-as
They have n four story brick hot';I
build'ng in Lincoln, which will accom
mru!a one hrjndred and twenty-five
guesti.
week.
It will be opened in
a few
Car-". Foutt. (Jeneral Western Agent
for th Singer Sewing Machine, was in
the city last week. The Capt. is a ple.n
aat gentleman, and is d lir.g zood service
for tho company he represent.
5ee advertisement of property for sale,
by Jeo. Bocck. !r. P.oeck offers some of
the best property in the city for salts or
trade, enl we have rjr.son to believe it
can be had at a living price.
-
As far as heard from , Fremont ia the
only county in Iowa that gave Seymour
a majority. The majority for negro suf
frage ftill stands at 30,000, atid the ma
jority for Grant at about 53,000.
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A preacher in W isconsin has proved to
be a rascal, nnd Democratic papers ger
araly use it as argument rgainst all re
ligion and religious peopie. I: is much
easier for them to find fault with religion
fchn with rebellion.
O. F. Johnson & Co furnish all the
leading magazines" and newspapers at
club rates. Now is the time to send for
winter reading. P.iy your money in to
Johnson & Co , and get your rending
matter at the lowest price and give the
firm a chance to make a few centd.
Abbot, the Lincoln post master, has
been arrested on a charge of rotblrg the
mail. Ha should est up the pie that he
was only endeavoring to make the oSce
,4 two reases, and thus :hten
the burthen of th.; prn-ral go remind.
! soon -as the route is determined upon
and other nrranzements are made, and
the people along theline say what aid
the will fj've nnd in fact, the contract
ii not let.
If you w;h to keep your horses nnd
eittie free from disease, have thern al
ways lojk sleek r.nd healthy, use "Reed's
Excelsior Condition Powders," for pun
fyirg the blocd and Ftrer.gthenir g the
lungs. O. F. Johnson &. Co are agents
in this city. The recipe was obtained by
Mr. Reed from an English horse farrier
of lur-e experience, and there is proba
blv no o.her eompcunl in tho world
equal to it
A couple of gentlemen from Blue River
were in the city last week purchasing
eang plows. They have a contract ivr
breaking twthe hundred acres of prairie
for one man, and will run several gang-
'A Repository of Fanhi-fi. l'l(itrt tnd Inttrue-ti-n
"
HARPE lVS- BAZAR.
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f.KtniR)tT and occaKi.t :nl!y an ti.-ieADl Ci.lrtftl 'Mf.ri
i..p Plate
Harper'n Bazr ciitiin 1 fVi- pae .f t t.v
of larpr'a Weekly pn.ittd .in tfuperu ie citiuderdl
ppr, and ia pu!i:i.l.d we kly.
Critical X. tlvrx of tti rr. :
ITarper'a Bai.r eomains, peiu r putt rn
etf., a variety o' niatt'-r c p ri il ue atnl inter. :
totheiamily; article on henlth, dr-.n aoil Iioum.-
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p cia'lr adapted to the circle it l inta .del to in
terest aad inMriict; Knd it has bend, C'j.i ht.rte
aod literary matter of nieiit. It i not narpriiung
that the Journal, with noch feature, ha acn tred in
a short lime ati ltnmae ettreess: for Momeihinn .'f
the kind waa deirel in thousands of Ii"nlm, an .
Its publUhers have tilled tho demand. Sew York
k'rtning It
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nea anil variety. Sew iorlc Time
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HAKI ER k BROTUEUs), New York
November 12, IsCS
Capt. . L.ABOO & CO.,
Wholetale and Uetail Dealers in
Wines and Liquors,
Also a very cho'ce selection of
Tobacco and Cigars,
Halo street, second door eat of Seynuur House,
Nebraska Cily. N'ebraskn
Are just receiving a new stock of Gmuine Olit
ourbon direct froai Bourbon cuuu:y, Ky.. Huter-,
etc. n.vls w
NOTICE ! ! NOTICE ! !
plows. What da our eastern reader
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im! with a monthly r:n-u!;it i.'ii of ab-ut 170 Oou cop
r. :n wl.o-e ac-s aic to je i.i'j.m evme or tne
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;...c of tin- work a- :tri evid-ncM of tile culture 0'
th ; An-.e ricii I :.! ; aL.I It. popuianty ti ua ac
quired i- m. rit"d. fcaeh :mi er c.ir.Ot'as Inl y 14
l,Alt t.f rtrt'iinn in., i-r. ari'i... . iitj iii.ts --r.c.
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pura It er.tllre. 7'r ul.n-r'n twttttlt lo A tt'ric-l M Lit
?t'ftfrir?. I.ott'ltui
We c.ii an-.mut f-.r it succors u:y r.y in- simple
fart that it n.e is pr. ciselv the potular tte, fur-
iishc- a va'i; ty .1 pi -rtsioi ..mi iiistiuci.vu reuiiing
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I m now receiin my
FALL A iD WIXT KR
STOCK OF GOODS,
and desire to call special attention to tho same, art
sol.eit careful examination nf the
GOODS AND PRICES
before purchasing elsewhere, is I nm detvrmlned to
KEEP STOCK
so large and
WBIili ASSORTED
and tho prices
OF EVERYTHING
.-. low s to null" it the ii.terest of everv
FARMER A xN D M E C II A N I C
IN
ICASS COUNTY,
t. call and either
BUY OR POST THEMSELVES
before buying elsewhere.
C ii. DOVEV.
Piattsrnottth, Oct. 1. 1S53 tf.
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!!
AT THE
NEW YORK CASH STORE!!
FOR THE
FALL AND WINTER TRADE, 186f
K. A. WIGGENHORN fc CO.,
At the New York Cash Store, oflVr tcthe public the Largest and best selectee
Stock of
DRY GOODS. GROCERIES.
BOOTS AND SHOES. HATS AND CATS.
YANKEE NOTIONS, HARDWARE,
WOODEN-WARE, QUEENS WARE,
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES?
We call particular attention to our New Style of
DRESS GOODS, SHAWLS. FLANNELS, WHITE AND
COLORED BLANKETS, at wonderfully low prices.
A LARGE STOCK OF CARPETS AT NEW YORK PRICES.
We have ihe largest and neatest stock of BOOTS and SHOES ever brought
to this market consisting in gentlemen, ladies and children's
OUR QUEENS AND GLASSWARE DEPARTMENT
is complete, and we ofTer the same at the lowest possible price.
We have a large stock of the celebrated GARDEN CITY CLIPPER PLOW.
We are also Afnts of the
WHITEWATER COMBINED SEEDER AND CULTIVATOR
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!"
J. M. HINOHMAN,
(3orcsr to Pnoetan a rfUtcfamaa J
Druggist & Apothecary,
DIALIl IN
DRUGS & MEDICINES,
Taints, Oik
Dyes, IVotions,
Toilet Goods, Perfumer,
Fancy Soaps,
PUKE WINES
AND
For Mech&niutl nil MedlcinW yorpctt
Keep conutantT on rtanrla full and wctf aort
d ktoek of
PATENT ITIEDICIINES.
PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS
Carefully compounded by an experienced Druffg Ut. :
Xodb but theTUREST Medicines net. All gii
warranted at represented. CaU and see.
MAIN STREET, SOUTH PIDI.
Terms Cash. '
DAVID LEVITT. 1 IIC. n. If TBI.
I.EAVITT Sc HYDE,
JTJ
Pi-tnj ; ) y Real Estate Office,
" AMD
:o:-
Ilomeslcad Directory,
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! !
NEBRASKA CITY,
op'site LandOfTice.
LINCOLN, WEB.,
Cadman House.
-:o:
We are daily receiving our
Government Lands selected from ptrsonal exsrs
cation. Free llouieitt-Hcls selected, turved anrt
oured. Lnnd In pertMid hsnd snd improfed farms
vupht sod hold. Titles examined, sud Convey soees
mrde.
Kr.rEKENoss : John n. Turner, late Pre G k. O
'JBK: Lee County National Baf.k, Dixon, III. ;
itnbert Ham, fuK G t & Q K K ; Anv Banker ia
Yhitesi'le coTinty, III ; lt.-iritiler and Receiver ef
I Land Office, Nebraska City. till
OF-
Dry Goods, Motions, Hats, Caps,
BOOTS, HOES, QUEENSWARE,
CARFETS, AND GROCERIES.
K- & IV. STAGE MM
Stsvn will leave Neb. City on and after April 18th. at
6 l-ii o'clock, a. m,, UikinK breakfast at Kactoryviile;
arrive al PlattMmonth at 12 o'clock, for lioner;
leave riattsmoutb at one; arrive at Neb. City at
Id o'clock, p. m. Office at Lindsay's Ilote1, Aeb.
City, and at l'latte Valley House, I'lattsmontb,
oprlCtf GEO. JENNINGS.
DR. TO. II- M CLISKY,
ti
e l : fi J
:o-
mm
Wiihroany thaulis for past patronage, we iuvite all to
Call and see our Large Stock of Good!
clark & rLvnnER.
DENTIST,
r!i-o'i1"oS . October 15, ISCS.
HEAUTHt GOMFCmr, AND
ECONOMY.
3 REASOSS FOR BOARD1SG
with
CEC. W. COL.VIX,
OAKSTKKET. - - - PIATTSMOLTH
Two blocks nortbweft of Brick School-House.
ivf ho a BA TIT HOUSE, free to natrons; liis
11 rooms are well ventilated, and bis price r
reasonable. iJaljlM muu.
XEW MEIT MARKET!!
GEO. FICKLER,
i . . . r
think of a man openio op a luwe larra
of 1200 acres the first year.' And then
think of raising from 20 to 40 bu-hc!n of
wheat on every acre of that 12001 How
lono- will people remain in the crowded
ens?, nnd die: among the bpch roots, when
thuy can open farma of this kind in Ne
braska in one year?
A Ottipl t' Pi :t " ial History of the Timet."
"The het, heupftt nntlmott xucvetufid Family
t ip?T t:i fir c rtri
HARPER'S WEEKLY,
erLENIUDIY 1I.LCSTRATEP.
Criticit Xoticei oj the Pre
Tbe Model Newr(,ae.r of our couut'V complete
n all tt.e ilHoarimi'C'A of an American tarnny pHper
Itarpoi's W.-tUly b is earned f r UA a rgbl to
it- ut!e, " A Journal of CiVitUrttion." -w Xork
. .. . T!:. 1 Vrninl P.t I
The Omaha IltTaLl p l-ues into u,n - i,,torlans w.ll en iU. th trlves out
r.T as usual bCllU0 it does not hap of Harper's W.-.a-.y lo.;e aft.r writers a... I frmter
Ll'.y, n usuji, nciiu.u uuw u k I utH.-be: s are turue 1 v ilirA Jt ec ork Er.an-
a -m. a t. u at .1 i vonf I r I Ti : ii nm r ii . . - . . t
pre ta turo- " ? v Thebtof its das- in Americ.-J.n Travel-
feis of Omaha; and the tremont iiiiuneler
iowa up tin- felfishne9 of said Herald
in f. rroner lizht. Sli.ler thinks that
it
the sun ries near
Ir J. McADOW,
I: ESI D EST I-lYSICtAS,
WVOMING. - NEBRASKA.
Ofi-ritais professional services to the people ..f
the town and surrounding ro-iniry iufi C-
Cheap Cash Store !
I. I . HEED, r E. BEAHIDELY.
REED & BEARDSLEY,
WEEPING WATER. NEBHsk
UTEhvjust openeJ a larire stock of Oooda t
Weeping Water, onsititing cf
Dry Cowls,
Unuceries.
Queen sw are.
Hardware,
Glass,
Iron,
Wooden Ware, jYotions,
Ar.d everv thing the farmer and mechanic needs.
Styles and grades to suit. To ruy rises "ere ... .
well lobuybrei wen aiwan r.. -
S-Lft-n Je. Calland.ee. I.ook "I Ael.rK.dj.
Ask for the pr.ee. L.onmer
(.t AH Uoois wsrran.e.1 ririf'-'"-"--. .
,.,t. auwo- KEED fc BEAKDS1.EV,
July 30 tf .
Plattwiiioulli '2 eat .Market!
W. F. Morrison & Bro.
Jilt in Street, opposite .Masonic Block
A
Will be at Dr. Livingston's Office during the lal
fek in each month A 1 'irders Itfi In ttepei-
X:,- wi' promptly attended lo.
July 6 '
Flouring
AND
WOOL- CARDING.
Ho! for !:tt Creek, wher yon ran kill two birds
with one sioue, (ret your (iran (irounJ and Wool
Carde i a' the smne tim; Ti.e macninery inr mwn
in perfect order. We use tbe Patent Hacn.ne caras.
which were run cnoUKh laM year to ehia-'iisu wie.r
superiority oer tbe old kind, as all who ned them
can testify. The BnperiorHi ol Mr. b. 1 wits as a
Carder is well know n, and I. is services are sun re
tained for the beneft of the public. With the above
advantages we flatter ourselves that we can make it
to tbe advantage of all whe want work in onr line
to come this way. D. DEAN; lyoprietor.
nijlii 6. IBiaOitonirri
fine assortment of freh Meat can always be
r.iuo'1 al oar market.
STEAMBOATS
supplied on reasonable terms.
The highest market price will be paid lor
STOCK AM HIDES!
June 25th nliif.
W. f. M0HF.1SOX BUO.
o. r. jonssos.
ECCKNK B. LEWIS.
0.
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Weeping Water Mill.
Farmers, go where you can get the
best Four and the most of it.
F. M. DORRINGTON,
RfcAL ESTATE AGENT,
PL A TTSMO V TH, XEB.,
Prinpt attention paid to the purchase and sal tf
a ..i ctt. and i.avmentof Taxes, and all hnsinesa
p.rtaining to a genernl Land Agency. Titles investigated.
iteiers oy perm.pBiou v
Hi,n.E. S. Dnl.ily. Jadge 2d Judicial Dlst., Valla
CI'v. Nebraska; Maror Kdw'd nuroaoa, i-aymasier
U A. l,eavenwonn, iHn, ioi.
la'.e Ai.eor Nebraska, Frills vrty, Kcb J Hon. T M.
Mf",oi't;, plattsmouth, reb., vol. n. n Lini",
In e O ..fbraka 1st vet. ois., i-a.iinou.u,
M.;-.. i. H. WheelT, U. S. inoisn siieci, i-wn-e
, nArv rka Njttlton. No. Ill Broadway, New
Yo. k; Harvey, Deitrich A Brown, Washington, D. C ;
Tra-y, Mairnlre & Co., Chicago, Ills.; K. O Kijeh,
Rochester, M. Y.. I'rof. H'jnry Ariinguaie, urra
University," N. Y. o5
VTAVTED.- Teacher. Student, and other Intel
irent Men and Women. in a buainoss paying $100 to
. . i : t . I. 1 1 . V.tr nsrtlen.
35 lsoX X X FLOVIt and 12 lis of BRAyVS Co-. Lombard
CORXLR 2d cy MA IX STREETS,
PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA.
Keep constantly on li:ir.d the best of
All Kinds oi Meats,
rhiebthey can furnish their customers at "he
BEST CF RA1ES I0S CASH I
Ju'.j 2d. 1S6S 3ra.
(opposite Clark fc Plummer.)
PBALES8 IH
Drugs, Medicines
giveu ia exchange for Rood Wheat.
. .ii. r;t wnrv: and. with our in-!
f-.rii.tiM feel assured that we can give the
I Uxi nd the most Dour of any inui in me
Satisfaction Guaranteed
PRODUCE BOVUHT AXD SOLD.
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID.
HEED &. CLINTON.
March 2Gth, 1S63.
Block, Chicrifo, II'.
JUST RECEIVED
And for sale at low figures,
in .i COFFEE. 13 W SVGAR,
W. J. Horton & Co.
( Weeping Water, Xew Store,)
Dealers in
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
HARDWARE CROCKERY,
HATS, CAPS, ROOTS,
AND SHOES,
&c, &c.
Empire Bakery !
Hirper s Weekly may be unr servediy declared
the bet llewpaper in amend. i n: iwp-no.-nt
hA mtii-li-s u.ion ti:b ie nu.'stiotis wmcnappeir
he Wet end Of the in H irpe;'.- ekly frjin week to w ek torm a re-
I i. .i.:- .w nt t-it.f ni.'itirAl essi i TtlfT hif
rrOrOSed R. R- bridjl-?, anj Sets just ,,tt stii-bed by cl.ar ati.l poir.te. .t4teuni, hr
west Of O Capitol till! l Cines f)f Tl w. rhey rc ,e t.n-. on . ( n.iture con-
exrrc,Sly for Omaha, and -,,, r0 other
locality La ariTt to be kDOwn or heard Vilue s6nh Avnc 'n ntirte iutm, 3ta.
Buiiness men ehould not forget that
the Hesald is read by or-- thirty ve
hundred different persons each week. A
greater number of people are reached by
an advertisement in its columns than can
ba done with the same expense in any
other way.
K it w will euarantee that while Bro
llavs runs the Trthur.e the country west
of Omaha will he heard from, ana us in
fiuenco fc't.
A Scotchman waa passing over Second
St. bridge a few nights ago, when the
bridge miraculously "slipped from under
him" and he landed : tii.streaia below.
Ha tad been "looking throz' ilaps"
rr .ti1t.I7 at tbe Hie&ri over.
Siibwcriiilioiis 1SCD.
TERMS :
HittPaa's Wkbki-T. one year, 4 00
an Kit.a Pol v of eitber the MiC.t'n', W.eklv or
flAKKltl;' ;i,it.cnSer t H OJ each, in one retuittauce ; it ?ix
".t tK ri nea of h- r.ndf mother, Co, ies for f2j w. kI. ..,
.. . . x- 10,1, ic.-o I Si.rj-criiuioa-IJ narp-r j.k"ii"--
On Thu'cday eveniEZ ' v l-tn lcUC, Bjljr t on address lo ot.e year tlO 00, or, two of
bv VV. D Gnce. Prdba-" Jt dce.. Mr. UAR- Marpej's Periodicals to cae a,iares i.r
- ' ' . . . .,11 7 III.
VTY . SACK ami .MISS M I- B .'luuni, . liai k Numhr, n b ,r,,,,,li,-.l at anv time
of the citv of llattsm"uh.
And may their future life
Be bless'd with loving 6triff,
! srep each oihur ever
A'rn -he t.';iesful road,
Ordained and bles " ) of God,
That hope may never die,
2J ST., OPPOSITE "SEW YOB K STORE."
ti TTRMOTTTH. - - N'EB.
Conicclioncrioj,
DREAD,
PIES,
CAKES,
CHEESE, and
SWEES CRACKERS.
REFREnTIOTS
kept ou hand al all times.
. HUBERT Y
STATIONERY, PERFUMhiu,
HAIR OILS,
Newspapers, Magazines
&c., &.cM &c.
Prescrip'ions cartfully coxpoutided by an expe
rienced DruKKi't.
I 6 IbU DR Y APPLES, 5 bill DR Y PEA CUES, I R on hand aa are Mlllnir cheap, a well select -d
t(C ,ka. A Iso, a large assortment 01
Pine Lumber,
assortment of goods suitable for A farming . com-
xffilW ARRANGEMENTS
PLASTER PARI, tIAlli, cia. v,
LEXINGTON COAL,
2r.O bushels, t" which we Invite the ntteetion of
Hlacksmitbs and others as to quality and price. V e
ar2 Agents for the OOI IS COAL BANK, at Lex
ineton and propose t furnish all the Coal thi.
.ofintrV wants a price, to suit. Also a large sleek ol
Rye, Bourbon and Star Whisky.
I Cherry, Raspberry, Blackberry and Ginger Brandy
James O'XTeill
111.11 I II .viiimiriii?.!
i HAT MUlliiHmM
Cail aad see jjicKELWAIT CO.
je6d3 wtf
uloif.
never
Th- Ani.n.1 Voliiuiea 'f Harper's Weekly, in net
cloth biodine. will l sent by express.fi ee ol eij.ei.se
for $1 00 eaib A torop.ete m . c 'niprTM:, t--een
Vo.ume-, feat on ret-eipt 01 - i i"e c t.
muluTt, fretgat at. xp-ne ol purchaser V. lume
vti n..,fv J in:i. , V 1 -t. Ia69
Ttposiae on Harper's Week'.y is cents a
t enr, wnitn must i p 11 .a w v uc . -
can Prorinces must t-e eceom. aniea w,.u . Wk.LLS. W D S
Vff KCELIOR DK .KEt LUDOfc., No 1. Platts
oouth. holds regular meeting on tbe tbird Wednes-
riav eveiiinut of trftCnnionin.
WASHINGTON!
nGRRAN HEROIiD
HavluKbonshtoatthe entire Stock of Goods from
G li EJl T IX'h U CEMEA'TS
In Prices
I shall sell Goods LO WER TIIAS THE LOWEST.
for Cafh, Wheat, Corn, Hides, liifsor any kind of
COUNTRY PRODUCE
My Stuck Cousi.-ts of
GROCERIES, DRY GOODS
BUOTS, SHOES, CLOTUl.U,
HATS and CAPS, POCKET
CUTLERY, YAXKEE
XOTIOXS, ETC.
Please give tse a call at the old stand ofC. G. Herd"
HERRMAN HEROLD.
D. B. McMechan,
Dealer in
HARDWARE, CUTLERY,
IRON, STEEL and NAILS,
ROCK ISLAND PLOWS,
CORX-PLAXTERS,
Cultivators, sulky and walking,
Cook Stoves,
A Large Variety on Hand.
Spades, Shovels, Hoes, Rakes,
&c, &c.
A larce stock now on "oand at small aiTaoce on
Eastern Prices.
lOG JUain Street, - JWbraska City
(Opposite the Seymour Honsr)
SIGN OK THE PAD-LOCK.
dealer 1
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
HARDWARE, QUEKNSWAUJ.
HATS, CAT'S,
BOOTS, SHOES.
FARM PRODUCE-
And eTerytfclng needed by tb
FARM ER - MECHANIC.
HaYinc pnrchasedthe entire etock of roods belong
inB to wm aerold. I am re-fltting the store fcB ,
go d style, and propose to sell gd at the oldstaod
op tbe tactrocaVlteTs. .
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