TEMPEBAKC2 COLUMN.
LQDQE DIRECTORY:
i
t BAUD LOOCK 1:
W. C. T., Ber. 1. W. Tiirrt, Nebraska City
O W. Counselor J. gkionar. Omaha i . .
O. w. V T-M fcdJT, Omh;
O W.S.-J. 8tiaaoa, UeUevua ;
. W. T ti. Bristol, Oothi.
OLIT9 B AtfCH, NO. 2, FLATTSMOCTH :
Reg-alarmeetlags every Tuesday eveninc. Traveling
TJnplrjpctfullT invited.
PHIL- BARN&3. W. C-T
THANK WHlTt; W. S.
XB03. W.8HRTOCK. Lodge Deputy.
Correspondence for this column moit be written
mdaln and grammatically with ink, sod on one tide
nl r while papei. Lot them be sfcuri sud to tka
point.
E3
EW STOR!
IP IAN ri
B. O. DOOM,
J. X. DOOM,
IVtHION DOOM.
-THE B Alt."
Actions, things, measures, aud objects
ti all kinds, present themselves to the
eye aud mind ef re an in such a variety
of light, that it is impossible o muse
on or think of all at the same time
The mere sight of some suggest to the
mind heart-sickening thoughts and
truths, and among the most prominent
of those grief-suggesting ones is the
word "Bar, seen conspicuous en tnous
ands of doors, transparent lights, and
globes, denoting, as Addison says:
'The inclosed place of a tavern or inn,
&c, where the landlord or his servant
delivers out liquor, and waits upon bis
cus'omera."
There is scarcely a word (not even
the word "Deaih;"unless it is t'ie death
ef an unrepentant sinner)in the Eng
lish language, so suggestive of sorrow.
The "Bar,"n is indeed not a misnomer.
The sad experience of thousands has
proved the "Bar," to be not only a
place where "liquor is delivered out,"
tut
A Bar to Respectability,
A Bar to Honor,
A Bar to Happiness,
A Bar to Domestic Felicity,
A Bar to Heaven!
Thousands have found it the Bar.
which debarred them from all that once
was good aud noble.
To many it baben, aod to many it
till is the siartin? point of
The Road to Depredation,
The Road to Vice,
The Road to the amblihg Hell;
The Road to the Brothel;
The Road to Poverty and Want;
The Road to Wretchedness;
The Road to Robbery;
The Road to M-irder;
The Road to Prison;
The Road to the Gallows;
and thence through the dark regions to
Eternal Darkness and Death.
Thousands of hearts made sad and
desolate by those who have commenced
aud are pursuing their career of wick
edness at the "Bar" are weeping tear
of blood. Many, are the destitute and
eutfwinu wives and children, who are
'even now weeping over the wrck of
-.that was once a noble, kind, and atTec
u'onate husband and father, try in? to
reclaim him from the Highway, which
lead and speeds him on to cerium de
struction! Oh, let all who have seen(and who
has not?) the nobleness of man thus
bjsed aid in trying to reclaim the
sin cearmed host.
Tbe Drunkard's Bill of Fare
If you wish to be always thirsty, be
a drunkard, for the oftener and more
you drink the more thirsty you will
be.
If you ore determined to be poor.be
a drundard and you will toon be rag
ged and penniless.
If you wish to starve your family.be
a drunkard for that wi!l soon consume
the means of their support.
If you wish to be robbed, be a drunk
ard.
'f you want to be a fool be a drunk
ard. If you wish to unfit yourself for in
tercourse, be a drunkard.
If you are resolved to kill yourself,
be a drunkard.
If you wish to get rid of your money
without kuowii g how, become a drunk
ard.
If you would be a dead weight on so
ciety and cumber the ground, be a
drunkard.
If you wish to be a nuisance, be a
drunkard.
If you want redness of the eyes be a
drunkard.
If you wish to destroy your soul and
body, be a drunkard, that you inty be
excluded from Heaven.
If you want your wife to shed tears
whenever you go to town and remain
till dark, be a drunkard.
If you wan a red nose and black
ened eyes at the next election, get
drunk.
A good joke is told of a preacher in
Nebraska, who dined with a friend just
before afternoon services. As it hap
pened, this friend occasionally luxuna
led ia a smile of the ardent, aud some
unies carried a morocco covered flask
in hit overcoat pocket. By a mistake
the minister took the friend's overcoat
for his own on hu)depariure,4nd,walk
mg into the p'llpu began the excercises ,
without dorctag the garment, it beiag
rather chilly in the room. Lookug
very rointaterialy over Lis congrega
tion from behind his spectacles, he be- j
gan drawing from lis pocket, as he
supposed, his hymn book, with the in
troductory 'remark that th coiigrega
tion would sicg- Iron particular page
which he had selected beforehand.
The minister held the supposed book
up in fuli view before the congregation,
and he attempted to open it sideway..
but it was no go. The situation was
realised in a moment. bui.alas! too late.
His reverence was dumbfounded, the
audience giggled, and the -whole scene
was made ludicrous by a fellow in the
back part of tbe congregation, not alto
gather too sober, who drawled out.-
"Say, Mister, kiu we all (hie) jme in
thai ar bymn?"
At Alton, N. II., a few d-tys ago,
about twenty ladies cleaned out a whis
key saloon. The proprietor brandished
his revolver, tut the Amizons conquer
si.
DOOM,
NORTH SIDE OF M.1LS'
Dry-Goods.
H ats,
Boots,
G 1
STREET, JVEJR
Dealers in
& CO.
THE CO UR T HO USE,
Groceries,
Caps, Notions,
Shoes,
a s s w a r e ,
Quecnsware,
Nails, ifce.,
All of ultich we are prepared to sell as loic as any House
west of the .Missouri Kiver-
We would especially call the attention of the public to our
stock of
FARM IMPLEMENTS,
Consisting in part of
Threshing Machines,
Reapers
Sulky and
Plows
C u 1
We
and "Mowers,
Revolving Rakes,
of all kinds,
tivators.
Drills, &c.
Warrant crery Machine We Sell.
Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere
DOOM, BRO & CO
NEW
JEWELRY STORE
The ohcribcr bavtnc purchased the Rt-A Ptoie ol
-I "Tfei. lately nei-npie.l hy Sarpy ami other. Would
respectfully inform tlie citiieti. of I'lattsuioutb aod
-icmiiy, that he has refitted the ffre and opened
larce tock of
AXD
FANCY ARTICLES
for l.sdies. Oenta. CMIdrea
kind, ard i ; i p ir. t ! i
and the reM of
I k md r.f
WATCH. CLOCK AND
i --
deii7tf
IturliiKrittn lit i, lire -V if,,: I JJiWXiLKY
Burlington & Eissouri
River,
loCunnection with
CHICAGO, KUULLNGTO.N
& QUINCY
RAILROADS
Pruent to the Public the moit' direct, arf sui i-af--Route
to
OHIO. ILLINOIS, INDIANA
PENNSYLVANIA NEW YORK
AND NEW ENGLAND.
I'issetig rf have the choice of the rarlim routes
ceot-ri.'g m Chicago.
Biggag ChckeJ through to tUtumica.
11 A T E S
lr.viriah y k I jW 1 y o'h' r Konte
t B-jt yoat Cpjp n Tickets
AT ; OTTUMWA via
13 U 11 LI N C1TO N
REPAIRING
MELODEONS.
jr. uttM.iii:,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA,
Dealer ia the celebrated Steck Jc McCamuion Pianos,
and o her Musical lnirumentf .
0"&U laatrutaeDts warranted Gvn years.
ct21 ly
vv n i i n. r' i- i i i r,t v
DEALERS I
Drugs, Medicines. Chemicals.
j Toilet Soaps,
CITY BAKERY
AND
CON FECT ION E R Y,
F. STADELMANN,
BREAD, CAKES. PIES, RCSIT. Etc.
Of th bent quality, can he obtained at all times.
would invite expecial attention to the Tact that I
have titled up an excellent
ICE CREAM SALOON
In connection with tbe Bakery, where you caD be
aci-ommodated at all times.
WoJ.lini; iianies supplied on short notice wilh
anything in the line of Confectionery ut Pastry .
Call and see in. JelS
HOK.
TLX,
T. K. HlHKl,
J. B. CLARK
Tootle, Hanna & Clark,
.BANKERS,'
Dealers in
Gold Iuit Oold and Silver
Coin, Exchange, U S.
and other StocK.
DEPOSITS U1SCE1 VKD,
anJ special atiention given to Collections
PLATTS MOUTH, N. T.
ap drfwtf
Brushes, all kinds, Perfumery,
Fancy Toilet Articles, Toys, Trusses, Supporters,
Shoulder Braces?, Grass and Garden Seeds,
and
and
far medicinal purposes.
Paints, Oils,
Stationary,
Glass
Varnishes and
Carbon Oil, Lamps,
and Putty,
Dye Stuffs,
Chimneys,
also.
CHOICE FAMILY GKOCERIES,
Green and Dried Fruits.
COSFECTIOXAin',&c. Vc.
I(ainrteeiieiiKaredlr1..i:iBXbrne, and Oroeerie. In thl city rur the la.t e x jear. w- k t
wanu ef tne people in our lm.ot trade, and are predrred mlJi a lar,re ...cit of iiort, of the
quality to 5upply those waul, at yery low pr.ces. I'latkrath. N b A jTr i 1 J ,1 6'j b.
WHITE at KU1vrEKV.
JACOB VALLIRT, JK.
r. r. it-rrxru.
TETEn TALLEST,
VALLERYS & RUPPNER,
(' .essars to Staude & .Itiferzon.)
& ANDfcKjON- '' Uat we are now able to aell them pools at ' "' ,Cl'!
Our motto ia
EXCEEDINGLY LOW PIRICES.
j LARGE SALES & SMALL PROFITS.
Our $tnck consists in
is anu vjrroceries.
RniLLCOX&rlBBS
1
CCUIMC
I VJLINI1U MGjll
if The Chanipioiill o
!lmiun)S in tllfj5'
" It-i beam is'W'J
E,
Dry-Good
taple and I'ancy fJoods,
Hardware and
Boots and Shoes.
Hats and Caps
An J a J.ire ptock of
J i.M he tut i.y tt'iifrve Lis
aiiy new citouiers a-n. iv bun
(h-ir jjjir r.t' i(s I hem it their .ik well
u'tue, m. n-iieru:r jrric.... ou ahort tin:-. he
"". ei.iU.KCLTW evry ir,tlv .1 jr.,.-ii um..!lv k- HI
:tt a Sr-t-ci- J w. lry jft..r. U. I.e u!J a , V
prir-B. aua w.-trrautMl f t-i urka.aa-t
:H.ei 1.0. II- has a j ;aa:i atjck fl
F A M I L Y GROCERIES
which wilt be r-i.lenUheJ fruin t i rii, t.. time. ati
j . .t :'"t.!!': 'i'""- Havi-(f pt-rniHiieniiyl
truriare. aod eorJitlly invite all tocail ami examine
j Ktiic!. on hanJ, as we K-iuid b- p'.-jivcj m sctve
I you. and do r t ak jtu i buy ur.!e:i e c. n make
i ib for your intercs: to patririizc u.
E. H. EATON.
PCLLMAN S MIOIM SLEEPING
OX ALL JtlOHT TRAIN?.
CARS
C.
F. TOfZALIM,
Gen. Tc't A Fas'r Ai't
C. C. MORTOX.
O-.n'l FreiRht Ag"t.
E PERKINS,
Sarerioten(ient.
aeptlT.
The Champion i of 136 first pre
miums in twolf I j!oaso:is.
It- beam is3Jtroiifrer and
lea liable to rip than the Lock Stitch."
"JwIfS Retort of Vie (jrand Trial."
Send for the ' Report," and Samples of
work, containing both kinds of stitches on
the aaine piece of goods. Aperte wanted.
L. COBNELL & CO., Gen'l Agents,
139 Lake St., Cblca.
ri:a d v-ma di:
willow
CLOTIILXG, WOODE.Y .JM)
n.uii:, ino.V A.YD .vails,
!y
' ' L I
1" att mouth. Net-
And in fact, cverivthin'' tliat
a man wants.
us a call ar.d e uar:itee you eutiie -itS
E. C. I.KXWIM
rs. PI. Wheel is- Ac o.4
Real Estate Agents,
Commissioners of Deeds
AND
Fire and Life Ins, Ag't t,
rr.ATTSMOUTII, .V T.
Collections promptly at'endnd to, and proca
milted at current rju of Her!,..,... Tun ,.. .j .M
We e-n low. and .Nebr-.. . r.,e-,i. I ,cZ
tn la .d lnTeI.ud. Houty iua.ua on Ktl
ecur.t:e. L.ilJ WurraotH lciti-4.
CLAIM AGENTS.
.eul for cul'ectijn '-f c!a iiun .ln! Cver tun.
"""' i'MW, an-l nii,vi hetrt
he purchase and Hie wf LfcL li aud CI
e.lMI'K ui Tetleoienl-'.
ALl
l"rl
Hon. .
Messrs
. II. Elhert. Pnver Cy. C. T.
K.'untie lire". . Omshi. Sen
" Mc' arn M-tCk'f, .Nfc--ka Ci.
G. . Vi;y. St. I.cc:i. MiB-oKrw.
nr. Dlo L-WiH. Mvncn. 5I-:.HirhLiu
H W litmar-. Chicat;.-., . :;
II M Mjiflll. Cincinnati. Ohio.
Toiule A ilnntia. HUti-mi . ih. Nt-hiaW
L U Ul.-h. TlPi-f V.;v-r. Mich.jc.in.
Hon K Ke'Iows, Uinnmrlpl'l. H i-onii
H-.n T M SI-r(jie!t, P;ttnnuuih, Nehriik.
L l.fw,, Attoifiey at . , HulUio, New Vrk.
Carter. Hwy Jt Corl, Dei Alomet, lawa.
a S dMv'f
FURNITURE,
COFFINS'
A If D
Cabinet - Work f
H- BOECK
Havlnir cnlarltel hi 8ht p md Sai. k-rucin" wo
rnpei-tf'i!ly remind the peoj' f Iu tl,i i. ;nl;v ithi
h can furoinu thrin w th tte very best furnitor
CiiaiR.oro'lirr Cahinet-wi.rk. at the n;.l rir,tI
ablerat. I eMail ke-p con-tar.tlT Mihiind a lar.
H-.or'.nent f F.atcm II )(. m.d am tlm, prenmrj
to roan l'ai-tu-a am thin? in my line n ,,.rt octie
A lai'ce a-Hrrm-!it nf Kejr.y made Cuffiaa kept at
" time-. ! od exaiaine u.y lck and iirc-e"
Jldw tf uukCK.
BLACK HAWK
Two Horse
.LIvl 1ST O
CULTIVATOR
llv fractieiJ riuitnf- in i'-e f.r'i iir.d ly tf
usth.-ai with tne l-t ll:k:nw 'ul:i.ij taaCa,
they have hiea lironht t,; i -uih pj,f ( I'.rg
JEgxtjTg ction
In cont-iiit! ,a. 'Ihr filt.vtjr uuii t,f ;wa
wictlitLt I'.-n ix!e'rte, aiO.ed unJ wtil I rted.
The It nr ninpiy iw-i ir ju ii'ni Willi
DOUBLE SIIOVEX. PLOWS
h d t p :hf ar I y i ii,.ii.i,. j r,i.h ,..
the uutt an eauy. bat at ti.e carre I. tut pi. .'-.1.7
Irtie ertu h; and t. r i.t.i mr,;; ,n
rhe t ii-l,e J ,j,,u la-ti ned to the nrrh
ot t fa- tx.'-i 1 e- I y CJ.411 1, s t
loivt- r: -! .1 r will, fi he a : '.e c
dri't I:. I ral"J ln i: ih.
T:.-.- hVuv- U are luri l-l..l v.
ui it can te rai.
r :t j, uof, rtdnang
1- l.mher.
It c v c r s i b 1 T e e l h
T'.-
!''
t 1.
I: - .V ca
r '"tow-
7. !i '!
t.y i..,.dirg
' 1 O w i y i
' I It lit
i h,
I'ALLERYS & RVFr.YER.
THOMAS C. CRENSHAW,
a FACnrit cf ANIi UIALEI 1
BRIDLES, COLLARS, CfRRlR
Combs, Spurs, Lashes, lV7;;is, .J-c.
Main Street,
NEBRASKA CITY, - - N. T
ents for the Schuttlcr Wagon.
J. I-. sKJ'soy.
StlCKELWAlT,
WASIII.VGTO.
Life Insurance Compay.
9 Rroadnay, .evlork.
QHICAUO&NOlVni WESTERN
RAILWAY.
Grand Consolida:ed Line!
SHORTEST ami MUST EXl'SED
TIOL'S ROUTE TO ALL
I'OI.STS EAST OR
SOUTH.
CYRUS CURTISS,
Cajh A?setts.
President.
SI, 000.000
Trains leave the Depot
Council Bluffs,
at
Express at 11.00 a.
Mail at C 55 p.
In connection with train on the Council Ulu:Tj and
Rt- Sosepu Kailroad, a rliow:
(t.'ouncil Biafia time)
m , except S iadaya.
m,, " Sata'dayi.
Arriving in Chicago at 1 p ni. and 5 a. u. , making
elo'e connediood with the Michigan Ceutrjl. ych-
ican Somth. rn, Pitt-htirB, .irt Wyoa aad Chicait ,
Chn apo aoi (ileal La.iein. Chico and Altuti, li-
inoii'. ( eutral, ania ajl oilier Latern and Aaatoaru
Railruade.for
Entire profits divided among the Policy Holders.
Policies nonfoifeitahle. after Iwi annual payment
Divid-ndi iiu the CVntrihution Plan. pid ao-iual-ly
from d ite i.f policy, and iu c.i-e the premiums are
not l :.l. applied to i e"p the inuraiice In f.ree.
LIFE POLICIES SELF SUSTAINING
In from 13 to 20 yeara, according to a(;e.
f his ronipuny is,us polled oi. all the approved
plans of Insurance, and ol!erevery iDducemeutcon
is'ent With vdveocv.
For pwrticnlarK app'y to the undersigned
For Agencies tr
r.tCX. i MAPOT. General Arenfa,
I3(t I.aSli- at rh,
RCSD LTMAN, Ac-nt.Cruncil Bluff.
vt. 'I. It. LIVINGSTON, SI
D1IJ
(Chicago .adrrrtfefmnctu.
J. VV. Middleton & Co ,
STATIOaEKS,
13 LA K ROOK MA .V I E. C Tl.'R ER S
Simpson, Mickolwait dr Co.,
trt (;.,
: :,'.-'y of roji.
24- T!i- d itil.tr p
fL'.li: I t! ;.!). nil
hi piov e:h' r t-: or
tLe fri-.ulia w,tt ;h.
J. With tl.i Cu.mil
i:in te re ita eJ i-.oaiu
the r;r
tiir trn
' e l. v.
nr.
a V i f
H i- T I .
il 111.
inn tr hi
I.al- llj
f -.ttji ti - r.t
r t rt.
el:b r K',r f r am tl
:d ' IQei:a vl IvUNi
W.iiau II robtrol Wa'tk
d v l
! r ; I u,
h the
t Wf tt era
. ' . t. t.!IVt
phfv-:s t
.. t; to nit.T
1 or :fl lh oi.t
r : p'h of tLe
L'1j or drrp i
fttr'.c
flh-r
ua1 ih harj i r ofi
it'i. :y ire ar-.-uf the li. ..e cuupinit bi'h
m tt lie tni. pcw .. tan tt.kaih - taopi.w. . . a
any nie'.nice apart tli' yon inn daue Huh eta
er ii.nK - u M aun.,-t iiniKis.i.,,.. i i..,i to' I. Lan
wi.-r. thr. wh esrih t. the crn, and to keep ikkUi
.lOT't.vditm t k.rhr wh.u flunu.g from tae (Ma.
1' ir f '.:r;l rpart'cTiUr,eali, or ad liena
D. U. McMI-CMAN.
..- IvC.VAX.Si: . EI! RAHH d C1X T-
Wholesale and Retail
w4
PRINTERS,
UTHOGRi?PHERSt
AND
d. Kxauiner.
Plat'-smoinii, Neb
18fiS.
ToteJo,
PelrnU,
Bujtaln,
AlLauy,
Qurjec,
Dunkirk,
Siwbriitge,
Montreal,
Springfcld,
r y ZJilJiiiu,
orccs'er.
NEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA.
PITTS El" KC It, II AKniJBL'RGII, BALTIMORE,
Wheeine, Colutniiii',
L'.:itvi:ie, 8t l.ouis,
Meinphia, VitHsLurrf.
NEW OIII.EANN
Tim?, mid Securing Comfort tnd
tvfet. . .
Passage Checked Thr ngh to all prliicipivl poiDU
and ou extra charge for tratiater tticoiigb Chicago.
Paaeui;ers have ch-ice cf routes vsa ChicaKo,
enjoyiag all th" modern, imyroweiovnta ia iif on
first-class railways.
Wt'hinpt.i:!,
CrauuniU 1,
Cairo,
I8G8.
North Missouri
RAILROAD LINE,
TO SAIWT LOUIS.
Two Daily Trains.
BOTH Dal r Trains nf the Han ih.i b Si t. ... .
U.1M..I r. . u .i... . . .
.......n. ii ' ' ' luaae eiise colinectMn at
i Mh'.'uo City with th'- above line, arriving ,n m
j Louis and cHib trng oirectiy with all muming and
I hfternoon trains ouu! St Lou"., for
I N'kw Ion, rsliui.Hii.t,
I BTOM, rtAtmxornst'iTr,
i Bai.umorh, Ila'iK BIKUH,
j . l'lTTBtnOlt, CoLUMDU-,
i Davr.N. . Cikcintti,
j IXUIASaPOLia, Cmciii'i,
; Locu-viile, NasaviLLa,
And all'Points East North or South-
j The only direct and legitimate route from tbe
West to St. Louis fc the East.
Notarial and Corporate Seals.
15)G La he Street,
CHICAGO - - 111.
Receiving, Forwarding and Commission Merchants,
-aca. Stemtooat Agents,
PLATTSMOUTII, NEBRASKA.
Dealers in
GROCERIES AND PRODUCE
...nmiibal & St. Joe It II
r
Packet Line-
One of the Ccnpaev SlramT, Iv Jl!y f m.
every p.;ut on the .Mi.H uri River ahnvehl .'nh,
a.-,d at-ivea at hi. Jo-- i, j,. t:n.e t' n one t :th tte
epre,. t-atn . a the Haui.il Hi A -t. Jo.rph Railroad
f jr llar ntbal, a' wh.ca p. ace c nnrrtloo is n:ade the
same eveniLg with cne id i'le Keokuk I'arkeia.ah:. h
arrives in tune t Conner' with nest mcrr.tng train,
out of St. Louia for Cinrmnati, Indianapoiia. Lnt is
ville, Terre llauie, VVafhiu ton fit v. BHlm'.
Philadelphia, New Vorlc, lion. n, ard' to all olher
Eastein, Northern aod S.,uihrrn Citiea. Iheatova
mentiopcd lineaoi levant rackets are c needed tj
a. I truv.lers to he ti,e l,et on the w eteru Waters
THI!tl(ill T'fKKIS
Kor sa'e to Hi . 1.. u.. ar d :, '.'. Fi-t. rn, Northerr. ac4
Southern cit! vlit the hhoie lines at lenver C
ro h. Council lih.t).., Plaomouth. Nebta.La C.r
and at all ".tio-r prin''ipal t ck-t .. !, ,n the, weal.
SFMel and StJte-iootns free S
K. KiKI.Sup't It. It. f. L , M J'rjh.
II. Q. Fl'IiOC-tii.V. 8cc'y K. K H. L.,St Jo.eew
J. D. SLMPSON. AtfeM,
PM ristt.nuth.Nilra.ka.
DOORS, SASH,
PI.XE A.D COTTOMYOOD
IYIXD O W- BL ISD S, a LA S S,
LUMBER, StllXCLES, LATlh
PICKETS, ETC., ETC.
a r d w a r e
8VWLIE8 FOR
Merchants, Hanks
Hail Roads and
Public Ofiices.
tebiTyrl
Superior Jrrar.geJ Sleeping Car on Thru to the Eastern cities as QUICK as
all J'tght Trains!
can be matte by any route, vntk
lESb VH.9A GES.
Ti.tket via the ahove lin" can he parchaei-d at the
Hannibal h at. Joseph ticket oflcea in tha West.
Paasengersfor any point, East or South, to aval
thenuelvea of the many advantage offered by this
company, ahoald be particaar to- a for, and aie '
thit their tick- t.rcad;
" VIA CHICAGO .vox TU- WESTERS fTare i the same w by oxrj. other route.
railwai." I 3
-AcoPyofthe Hkhaltj will be found on file ! p. r ..n BARTON BATE.. President
at the office of the Chicago & Xorthweeteru Kailwav X. 1 .f nrl,f aPr,nw'-
329 llroadway. New York. ' , JnBra., ,H'.IL.lHt LLtK- Ticket Ageot.
. ,,,,,. . , JOSEPH GAMBLE, Oen. KreiRht Ag.nt
V o H!!ir.lt0.,Sup P H. KARLY.age.il. St. Joseph.
J. P.HOKroV.Jl W. PasTAs'tCb.so. I L. M. DLINN.v;er,:cs;rr, ;rae
S.r.la'Kf.K Ijt'ir'n'ia?-.! an. ?flv
TirrLE,
& WETiTlORE,
JOBBERS OP
MEN'S AND BOYS'
C3LCTKInG3
A
FURNISHING GOODS.
58 and GO Lake Street,
CHICAGO, - ILLINOIS
TCTTLK. THOMPrfO A Wetmork. Chicago
Isaac Feo A Co., Host m, Mas-.
t
E. T. DUKE & Co.,
Whoiesaie and Retail Dealers in
MWtm s AfSRICULTUAAL IMEM'IS,
Stoves, Tin, Sheet Iron, Hrass, JapancMl
AND STAMPED WArvE
STEEL PLOAYS
PLOWS! PLOWS!
C E. F O R O Y .
Manufa.-tnrer ff all klaJs rf
Farming I milc nierif A
?uch as the ceiebrai'd Rod Break mi; Ploaa l,
K-arrt brewer-. Sttrnnc Plows. Kiojle an, r,i'M
Sho.rK Ciilttvator- and Harrow.. Bepalw . -"
on -ho-t notire All work warrant, d.
rtaving had mnch eaperieti-e in the bos.,
feel assured that I can (reua-a; aalisfar"' '
I'lfaie f ive rr.B a call b,fore purrl . rg el.r. -
C. t.. ICR r'
riat-jmooth.Neb.,MsT etb, l'CT.
Of all kinds and s'zes. w ho h e warrant the be-t in the market.
WOR.KL 2
Tin Roofing, Gut tters and Spouting done on short notice.
Are exclusive Aget !B this ConDty for the sale of
Stewart's Celebrated Combination Coal
or Wood Cook Stove.
THE SHORT ALL RAIL LIM
EAST
To Chisngo, Pftrtr, Tuttdn, St Isni,
.nfrtyrtt: itdmmi piiip, Uitnuunuti, Lnir-i:
AiMhrillr. lui-r,, .,.-, j . . , , . u , , yiffl.
In?, 1'iUrt.nr.j , RJ.,r.,. .Vi(.i F.ilJt. ,irr
f'Wg, baltiworr. H'.i,' injr., Vnila.i'!; hln,
Sf'D YT , B.tim ,
Is via the cl 1, reiiat Central house
Hannibal & St. Jo, It. H.
f??"T..ke the n A hT. JO. II. B. Hue of :sati
Kiver l'acfts fro:;i
IM.ATTSMOUTII
To et. J jseji'i, where c .nn rt ioo are ma le w!t
Two Daily Ezpress Train"
Onth-jH iSt.J.e. I: . r.i-. t'i -oiui frtnSa'.e?
Jo-p. toQ j.nry without chance tar,
CONNECTING AT H'INCV
il.h t hiciik'o, l;u'!tr.n..n L On,ov. and T-:ea
h a. M.vtirn Katlr-.ads f.r Jil rotcts aot.
s
Wat j
North and fcutitii
Gie
ire a cal
we will not be undersoldMain St., oext door east of Masonic
BJeck
PLATTSMOVTH. ' NEWRASKA-
For St. Louis
'Iof mnn-crfon nnd- at .MACON wW, .S'.RTa
1 ISM il'RI rt il. for l.. 'i., aoti at li.tonihHl wi'b
LUily Mim Kivr Park't f r ft. ....ui-. ro a.- ad
staterooms free, leaving eiery evening on arnv-'.f
trains Iroui lh- tft, and hi rivms rti rt. Louts r. s
morui' x In i-ea-ion for b ri:rss. mdI to eonncrt w ( t
Chicago. Alton A Si. L,uis. Teire Haute, Alton A K.
Louts, and Ohn A M;.iteip: 1 Kali road ",for all pctets
lias' , North acd south.
CARS
m:w sleep isc
Hun on Nijrht Trains.
t Pay your !hro"gh t'. kets via Har Dba' ?i
So. R. R. at their ticket ..faces in Omaha,'; inff
Bluffs I'Uttmioutt,. Nelraska City, fe't. Ji t
and on each Packet In the l.u", and tnxy the
sciou.i ess t-f haviag tak 'n tbe ' hot I, cheap s
quick n utc ear C. W. Ml f). Gen f np'f
P. I" ORitAT. C.en'! Tlrkst Act
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