. .TEMPgBAXCS COLUMN,
LODGE "DIRECTORY :
IRAXD LODGE :
f. W C. T., Rev. J. W. TaPftirt, Nebraaka Citj-J
Q W. Coamelor J. fkinoer. Otoahii
O.W v T. Him ttddy, Otnah;
(j w S J- St?veusin, keilevuc ;
a. W. T i Bristol, Omha.j
OLIVK BRANCH, NO. 2, rLATTSVOCTH :
llmar neetlegr. every Tuesday evening. Traveling
CT
FRANK WHITE. W. S.
it. B..Wusim, Lodge Deputy.
2XCELSI0R DECREE LODGE, NO. 1.
Meet oa tnt and third Friday evening In each
non?!,' r- - 1-ONiDALE, W. D. T.
A. B. TODD. W D. S.
ROoA BARNK?, W. D S. T.
5'9-3TAllOF IIOPI LODGE No 8,Mt. riesdt
holdi regular meetings every Saturday evenios:.
E A KIRKPaTRICK, W. C. T.
ANDREW COLEMAN. W S.
FAIRVIEW LODGB, No. 14. holds recTiIiai meet
inrs every Tuesday evening Travelling Templars
re-oecifu'lv invitrd S W. CALKIN,
W C. T
r.M. voi:. J , vr.a.
r M. YOUNG. Sen., Lodee Deputy
Correpondenee for this column most be written
plain and grammatically with ink, and on oue aide
ooly or white pper. Let tbera be short ;and to the
point .
Al a late tneeUDg of Olive Branch
Lodge No. 2, the following officer elect
were installed for the ensuiDg term.
V C T Bro P S Barnes
WVT Sister Rosa Birnes
.. WR S Bro E B Lewis
W A S Sister Mttie Wells
W F S Bro F P Todi
W T ' J W Marshall
W C " S Duke
y M " Sister Humphrej
W D M Bro F M Lonsdale
W R II S Sister Ma-j Barnes
W L II S " Helen Biker
W 1 G " Loekhart
W O U Bro R Doom
WIHSIiY tsBKAIXS
Judge Bay, the temperanca lecturer, in
one ofbia efforts, got olT the folowifl;;
hard hit at "moderate drink- r:"
"All thoae who in joutu cqu:ire a
habil of drinking whisky, at forty jetrs
of ae will be total abititincr j or drunk
ards. Ni one e ta ue wht-uy fir yours
with moderation. If there is a person in
the audience whose experience dispute
this let him make it known. 1 will nc
count for it, or acknowledge that I am
mistaken. ''
A t!l larire man arcsa, and folding his
i
arms across his breast, said:
"I offer myself as one whose own ex
perience C3ntradici your stateiufnt."
"Are voo. a mjdarate drinker?'' asked
the Judge.
"1 am."
llow long have you drank in moder
ation?'
''Forty year?."
- Aud"were you never intoxici' eJ?"
'Well, remarked the Judse, t-cannirjj'
his fubi.ee: closely from head to f ot,
'vours is a sinzular m: yet I think it
easily acco'iated for. I am reminded by
it of a little story: A colored man, with
a loaf of bread anl a bttld of whisky.
sat down to dme on tha bank of h clear
stream. In breaking the Lread he
dronnpil some of the erumbs into the wi
ter. These were engeriy seized and eat
en by the fish. That circumstance sag
ge-ited to the negro the idea or .appn
ihe bread into the whisky an 1 feeding it
to them, lie tried it It worked well
Some of the fish ate of it, becime drunk,
and fl lated h-lolcsilv on the surface
In this way he eaily cauzlit alargerony
i : . I , . wua n I .... . C,
verv unlike tne rest it iriooK ireeiv
of the bread and whisky, with no per
ceptible effect. It was shy of every effort
of the negro to take it. He resolved to
have it at all hazards, that he niiuhl
learn its name and nature Ha pro
cured a net, and after tnueb effort caught
it, and carried it to a colored neighbor,
and asked his opinion in the matter
The other surveyed the wonder a mo
merit, and thn said: Sambo, I under
stands this case Dis fih i a muIet
head; it ain't got any bralo?-' ''In other
words," added the'Judge, 'alcohol af.
fecta only" the brains, and, of course
those having none may drink without in
lurv."
The storm of laughter which followed
drove the "moderate drinker" from the
house. Southern Sun.
IIS VICTIMS
There he g'"es reeling down the street,
a thing for beasts to loathe. Once, they
sav. he was a handsome fellow. (Wee; .f
TOice and bright of eye a man for men
to admire and women to love. What
changed him? Hum.
There is a woman a woman by her
dress, loathsome as it in; she was onoe a
bonny, fresh-skmned insn girl a ser
vant only, but agood one, w.ll pai i and
respected. Yesterday. I saw a tavern
keeper kick her from bis door, woman aa
she is. into tne mua. nam uia mat.'
Rum.
A child bees there, a deformed and
hideous cnild. Vho dropped him from
her a-ms and crushed his beauty out
A drunken mother Who turned him into
the streets to bez upon his crutcber? A
drunken father.
In that jail lies a man who will be hung
next rr-.day nuog with ids sin or tnur
der upon bis soul. He killed bis wife;
the woman he wooed in the green country
side live years ago; the woman who has
shared his troubles patiently und borne
poverty and til nstge vruhout complaint.
What m.de him kill her what lifted
the murderous weapon over that faith
ful heart what has dragged him to his
doom, the horrible doom of the gallows?
Rum.
You would not take that wretched man
at the tavein door by the haod and call
him vour friend; nor the miserable wo
man lying in the kennel. You mi,jht cuct
a penny or so to the fi tby begzar child,
but vou would scareHv cartss htm. And
as fer this murderer, you shriek from
him in terror and disgust; but Rum, the
cause of all, you do not bare; you cper
vour arms to it; you praise it; too think
well of it. Rum horrible Rum.
Y"u call it wine, as you sip it at your
lunch table, lady with the jawelled fin
gers and bright eyes. You call it bran
dy, who have it of the best after dinner,
as you thiclt a man always should. And
you, -Chimpagne Charley," have your
own bright name for it; but it is ttui
same thin?, this that you like so well,
onlv at a'higher price, perhaps, as that
which dragged the , drunitard yonder t
the gutter, the beggar to his corner, and
the murderer to-the gallows; and like the
phantom woman of the old ballad, it has
power to drag ytt to as terrib!o a doom,
if oneo it winds its arms about yoa, this
horrible, terrible, fiend given, accursed i
Ram. . i
Vtf GOODS!
AT THE
NEW YORK CASH STORE!
FOR
FALL AND WINTER TRADE, .1868.
E. A. WIGGKNHOUIJJ & CO.,
At the New York Cash Store, oflVr tt
, Stock of
DRY GOODS. GROCERIES,
BOOTS AND SHOES. HATS AND CAPS.
YANKEE NOTIONS. HARDWARE,
WOODEN-WARE, QUEENS WARE.
AT GREATLY REDUCE.) PRICKS
We call pariicutar ntieutiou to our New Style of
DRESS GOODS, SHAWLS. FLANNELS- :WH1TE AND
COLORED BLANKETS, at wonderfully low prices.
A LARGE STOCK OF CARPETS AT NEW YORK PRICES.
We have the largest and iieat?st stock of BOOTS and SHuES ever brought
to this market consisting in gentlemen, ladies nnd children's.
OUR QUEENS AND GLASSWARE DEPARTMENT
is complete, and we ofTer the sa'ne at the lowest possible price.
We have a large stock of ihe celebrated GARDEN CITY CLIPPER FLOW
We are al?o Asen's of ihe
WHITEWATER COMBINED SEEDER AND CULTIVATOR
which we warrant to be the best made in the United S'ates.nnd doing bet
ter work than any other Machine
Our motto is " QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFIT ! "
1IDK AND BRIDEGROOM.
i E-ays for VontiB Mm on thr Infront pp r1 la
t ion o BrUegrorm to 11 id t- in tlir inMilutinn of
M-trrlaf, a Gunlr fn ina'rimoniMl fWcuv Mid true
bapniors. Seni by mail in sealed leifer envelopes
free of clurje A direst, IIowaRD Ai-sochtiow, liox
P. Pbilab-ihia. P
WOO I, WORTH &
JO.
BOOKSELLERS.
STATIONERS,
Binders & Paperdealers.
SA1JTT JOSEPH, JUO.,
oc2-fira
liurlington lirhlgc Finished
Burlington & Kiissouri
li i v c r ,
la Connection with
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON
& QUINCY
RAILRO ADS
Present
t tha PuLlic ihe ni i!l
direct, tare anJ safe
Route to
OHIO. ILITNUIS. INDIANA
PUN NS Y LV A I A N K W YORK
AND NEW ENGLAND.
Passengert hate the choice of the varloua routes
cent Tintf in , iiici.ro.
Checked through to ttttumwa.
HATES
invariably as low aa by other Boutea
3 Buy youi Coo pr a Ticke's
AT : OTTTJ&1WA via
BURLINGTON
Pullman's elegast sleeping cars
ojf all night trains,
a. e touzalin. c. e terkins.
Ge". To't A P i'r Ai't SupertntettJeaV. .
G. C. Mi'RTOS.
Oen'l Freight AB't. 8ptI7.
1HICAGO& NORTH WESTERN
KJ
RAILWAY.
Grand Consolidaced Line!
SHORTEST and MUST EAl'SKD
TWUS ItUUTE TO ALL.
POM'S ' EAST OK
SOU i ll.
Trains leave the Depot
at
Council Biulls,
In connection with trains on the CouncO Blnffs and
Bt- Sosepn Kallroa t, a loiiows:
loouiicii omua
Rxpreai at 11 00 a. ni , except Sno-lays
Mail at 6 55 p. m " batu:daya.
arriving la Chicago at 1 p m and S a. m . making
clo-e ConnretiuiiH th Michiau Central. ich-
liran South, rn, Pitt-b'irc, r..rt wyne n'i cnuai: ,
Chicago at.d Gteat ta-tern Chicago and Alion. 11-
in.iir. t.entral, aoa an oio-t Ji'rni iju ojuiuciu
Kilroada. for
Toledo,
Cleveland,
Jjvrikrk,
Stbrdge,
Montreal,
Delro t,
Buffalo,
Albauy,
Quebec,
Spr ngjield,
Worcester, lf'tlun,
NEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA.
riTTSBURCH, H ARKISBURGIf, BALTIMORF,
Washington,
Cintioaa i,
Cairo,
Whc-e ing,
I,, uinvil.e,
MetDphl .
Columo'i",
t Lo.ii:,
VicKburg,
NEW OULEANN
Saving Time, and Secnriug Comfort and
Si'fty.
Kigexrr Cbek-d Throo . loal! prioripal points
and no i xtra charge for tran.ior t ronh Cbio..Ko.
PaaeueerA hive choice of lotite. v-a CbicaSo,
enjuying ail the modern, i uprov. uiruts in up on
flrst-elaMt railways.
Superior Arranged Sleeping Cars
on
all Jighl trains!
Passengers for ar,y poin E is' or S ia'h, to aval
themselves of the miuy tdvauiasi's offered by tbi.
company, bn d be part-.coar t'J alt for, and ie
tht tbeir ticK' ireaa.-
riA
CHICAGO if! rOR7-HESTERjr
BAIL H'.t 1 "
S-A copy of the He- ai.d will be found on Sle
at the office of the Ch ?-n.. a Noribw. steru Railway
229 triad way, New Yorx.
G. T.. OCX-LAP, Gen'l Sut-'t.
J. P. HOKTO.V, 2 W. Pai'r Ap't Chicago.
B.y. PATKlfrr- WI Paw'r vasrt
rfi-.W,1?"- -.7: .---r - Z- - - ----- -1 r-
MiW GOODS!
THE
ih public the Largest and best seleciet
J. M. HINCHMAN.
(Successor to Dunelan k. nucliman,)
Druggist & Apothecary
DEALER IN
DRUGS & MEDICINES.
I'aints,
lives,
Notions.
Toi!et Goods, Perfumery,
Fancy Soans.
PUKE WINES
AND
F t Mechanioal and ileiiicioa purpose
Keep constant Cr on lin"t fuanl well assort
ed tock of
patent iiairii"t.s.
PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTION:
OareJur omnonrded b an expcileu'-ed In...)
Aone Dut the PL REST Vvdicla'a u-d. All gccv
ic'irrttttttil at rrprtittl. Pa' and yet-.
MAIN STREET, rOtJTH w 1 PF.
Terms Cosh.
K. & i. STAGE LINE.
rlirilll fte. riy onan"af e- Aoril ISth. t
o l-aoeio a.a m.. ttkir.s .resivf is t Ketoryvie.
. ... . in, , lz o-eiorir. rr "i.mr
'eav Platt-moi'th - one: tIt a N t Citv at
n.-'cioct p rfn.. T.indseT'i iint ,
iny, .mi n i-iatte Valley llnna- Plaf txmnnth.
',nr,f'tr GEO. jKKKINflS.
NEW
JEWELRY STORE
The uhwrlher Imrins nrrrhared ihe Rcil Klii
2rl rree Uielv "ccnpie.l ! Sarpy anl others. wotill
r'Rpictfiillr inform tt.e citizen nf Clattnu- olh n'
niiT. mat re . refltted ihe store u1 opened a
larce xiock or
3T S3 '7K7 L JEL 75T
AND
FANCY ARTICLES
Pr tdie. dents. Children, and the rent of man
kind, at d i prnp ird I , d a'l k in Is of
WATCH. CLOCK AND
JEWELR? REPAIRING
In tiie bci inaii'ier .nd woiuU uc tl t. i-v Co crve h:
oin and r maur new customers a uiuv ifive h,,
a ir umrainuKe. assuriuu llieiu of iLe.r .uii t.n
aour, Mt mode,-xte price-, anil ou rhrt lime. iu.
slock, emu. inii'K every variety I boiwih uu lly k pi
ur.j-cmsn j wt-iry tu.it, till be sold a io
pricea. aba arrauied or Inst workmanship ant
inatrrlal. tie has aio a smili dock of
FAMILY GROCERIE
which will be replenished from time tn time, aa.
ou ti me lotrenl dureM. Havi -g pernntneuilyl
eat-d in this city, I respectiu ly solicit a aliare of pa
iron;iee, and cor 11 illy Invite a'l to ea I and exam, ti
the Block on hand, as we Would iw p'eaaed to serv,
yon and do not ank'you 'u tiny unless we c n mak
ii ir you - interest to patruuize us.
dec27lf
E. H. EiTON'.
WAHI.l-TO.
Life Insurance Compa'y
fS Rroail wfay. IVeiv-York.
CYRUS CUItTISS, rresidpni.
Cash Aesflise.
SI. 000 000
Entire pri flts divirl'd among the Policy Holder.,
folic es aonfoifeilable. after iw . anoit.l piymet
Divl l-nda m the C .olnbirion 'Man. paid an nal
ly f om d .te r po.icv. i.d in fe p'inoim a' e
not p.i I applied to .erp the insurance in f-.rre.
LIFE POMCIRS SELF SUSTAINING
In from IS td 20 years, accordmft to age.
Thi Connmiiy i.-oa pnl'e.- o.. all heapproved
plana ir lnnauDemid ofleraevery fndnceiiientcoii'
sis'ent with vtiveocr
For particulars pp'y to the nndersigned.
For agerci..
P.tOL MA'"Ji, en.ra) Agen.
J30 USfbr street. CbieaKo.
- RUJD A LTMaV. .scIk Council Bluff-
Or. H. K. LIVINGSTON, M ed. rxaniiner,
nil Plaasasjth,w(.
PIANOS, PIANOS,
MELODEONS.
sT. .TIUCLIaKR,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA,
Dea'er in the ce!ehratd Steck A McCammon Pianos,
atido herUuti al lntruiuei.ta
S3" All lostruuienta war anted Ore years .2
oCf.il ly
W. J. Eoiton & Co.
(JVeeping Water, New Store,)
Dealers in
DRY GOODS. GROCERIES,
HARDWARE CROCKERY,
HATS. CAPS. BOOTS.
AND SHOES,
&c. &c.
Keep on hand, and are se'lin? cheap well lect
irtmert of goods satiable for a farinlre roni-
munliy. marl9tf
tHOB.
TLE,
T. K. HAKHt.
3. B. CLAR
Tootle, Hanna & Clark,
BANKERS,'
Dealers in
UoUl Diit Gold nnd Silver
Coin. Exrliansre, 17 S
and other !Stocls.
DEPOSITS RECEIVED,
xvxi specfal attention given to Collections
PL ATTS MOUTH, TT. T.
ap9 dcfwtf
lLLCOX&(flBBS
F.
ric-i
The Champion 1 1 t Jof 136 first pre-
iniunis in twor
" Its senm is
less liable to rip than the Lock Stitch."
Wjm Report of Vie Grand Trial. '
Send for the " Report," and Samples of
work, containing both kinds of stitches on
the same piece of goods. Agents wanted.
L. COKHELL & CO., Gen'l Agents,
133 Lake 6t., Chicago.
K. J ..
i-ny
Airein, P a-t couti.. Neb-
IT. IJ. TODD,
SEWING MACWfcEAG'l
PLA TTSMOUTH. WliliA SLA.
A (riil aportmnr of incMne and m cbine find
:r kei't on hind. Ex"'tfire at simli'lnaoo''
;liuhi"( ttore. Hec. 4 't7
.Machnex rrpa red mi short 'in- re.
(Shicana gKlrcrtbcmnft-s.
J. W. Middleton & Co .
'STATIONEHS,
BLA XK BOOK MA XUFA CTI'ft :! s
UTKOCRfJPHERS
Kotarial and Corporate Seals.
19G Lake S treat,
CHICAGO - - III
SOPfLUS FOR
Merchants,
Banks
Kail Roads
and
Public Offices.
teb27yrl
TUTTLE,
TIIOTIPO
JOBBERS OF
MEN'S AND BOYS'
CJLCTHInG-,
AND
FURHISIIIMG GOODS.
68 and 60 Lake Street,
CHICAGO, - ILLINOIS
TcTTLK. TnoMPsov &, Wetmork. Chicngo. 1
Isaac Fenj-o & Co., JJost'in, Masa. I
fcb2T7yri
1
u u
JUST OEnSTETOI
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!!
We are daily receivin?; our
JJLmJLm d& -VSZIIMTJESR. STOCK
-or
Dry Goods. Notions, Hats, Caps,
BOOTS, L HOES. QUEENS WARE,
CARPETS, AND GROCERIES.
Wjih many thanks for past patronage, we invite all to
Call and see our Large Stock of Good
Plaitfmouih. Neb , October 15. 1SG8
WHITE &
DEALERS IK
Drugs.
Toilet Soaps,
Medicines.
Brushes,
Fancy Toilet Articles,
fShouider Braces, Grass and Garden Seeds,
WHNTBS
for me'licinal purposes.
Paints, Oils,
Stationary,
Glass
Varnishes
Carbon Oil,
1
1.1114
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,
Green and Dried Fruits.
COiFi:CTiONAIJY, &c. c.
"aHne heer. enc ed In "liD rr"c and Croceries In this city for the last fx veara we k J
wants f tne e.il-in ou-lineo' trade, .d aie iireurred Wl.h a larire .lock of Uuoda ... the
.juaiity to supply thow wants at very low i.i cca.
JACfB V A LLERY. JR.
FETE
VALLERYS & RUFFNER,
(e ,essors to Stnude ScJlrnferson.)
We reneetfn11j rrikunce to ourfriendK that we
le. AKDtKsOJi- " r' Uiat we are now able to sell
Our
EXCEEDINGLY
LARGE SALES &
Our stock consists in
Dry-Goods and Groceries,
Maple rind lancy Goods,
Hardware and Queensware;
Boots and Mioes,
I lats and Cups,
Anl a larjre s'ock of
READY-MADE
WILLOW
WARE.
, . 7
And in fact, everiything that a man wants.
JEj-GiTe us a call and we guarantee yon entiie satisfaction. -
VALLERYS & IUFFXER
W Agent for the Schutller Wagon
55
a r d
E. T. DUKE & Co.,
Wholesale and
IMRIllVJinR i Jlf'Rirni.TITRlI. niPFKHRiVIS
Ililllii II illlllll Uli
Stoves, Tin, Sheet
AND STAMPED WAKE
STEEL OP LOWS
Of ail kindr and s'aes. which warrant the bet in the market.
WOPIK. 2
Tin Roofing, Guttters and Spoutincj done on short notice.
Are exrlonv'e Agents la this Connt y f .r the sale
Stewart's Celebrated
or Wooil Cook Stove.
Give us a cal! we will not be undersold
Block.
PLATT&MOUTH.
:o:-
CLAREt fe PLUMMEK
BTUTERY,
Chemicals
all kinds,
Perfumery.
and
Toj - s, Trusses, Supporters,
and
and
I amps,
Dye Stuffs,
Chimneys,
also,
it
utty,
naiuia .inn, . I, A.i i t, lit S.
WHITE & RUTTE26Y.
II VALLERT,
P. E. RDrFNER
have onrehai d the entire si.-lr n A. r ctih .r
them Koods at
motto ia
LOW PRICES.
SMALL PROFITS.
CJAJ THIJYU, WO ODEA JIND
IRON A Jmn NAILS
w a r e
Retail Dealers in
I UlCilJ lilJl lilJlliliil I LJi
Iron, Brass, JapanecJ
of
Combination Coa
Main St., text door east of Masonic
NEBRASKA
i 9. LlWlj
Eeal Estate Agents,
Commissioners of Deeds
AND
Fire and Life Ins, Ag'ts,
PI.ATTSMOUTH, X. T.
Collections promptly attended to. and Drocae.1.
mliu-d at carrent rates of KxchanKe. Taxes paid In
We en Iowa and A'ebMsiaior tmn r1denU. I'itlos
to la id investiraUd. . Money loanea on Kttl uu
ecur.tie. Land Warranta iratd.
CLAIM AGENTS.
AenUforcollectionof claims atralnstGorim.
for Soldiers, their tdoW. and minoi heirs. a. rj
for he puichs.e and sale of Lanit and City proiw
ty, eaaiog of Tenements.
REFERENCES:
Ron. S. H. Elbert, Den Ter City. C. t.
ilensrs Knuntze ltr4.. , Oirml,,, t,fh.
44 Mcann Mi-tcalf, ehraka rit .
" O. F. Fllley. K Ltoin, Miaciirl.
Pr. Hlo Lewis. Ilonton, alai huselta.
H W Ditmars Chicarii, Illinois.
H M Magill. Cincinnati. Oliio.
Tooile A Hanna, Piatt. nionth Nebraaaja.
L 11 Rirh, Three Hirers M.t lnKan.
Hon f Felloira, H:oomfied, U lcoonlo.
Hon T it M. rqnett, Plattriiinutb, Nehranka.
I. Lewis. A-toiUcv at Law, Huflalo.N'ew Varil.
barter, Hns.ey & Curl, lcs Moines, Iowa,
a- 1 dJkw"
BLACK HAWK
Tito Horse
CULTIVATOR
By practiral experimenta In the field and hy t-
ioe tb. tn witii tbe bent tVa'sins Culiivatois made.
iliey have been hroupht to a tto approaching
Perfc ction
In cori.u urtiou. The cultivator cor.tilta of twa
wk unlit iron xleiret-i., arcl.r.l and well hraced.
The p.w are aiinpiy two iron brawn with
. DOUBLE SHOVEIi PLOWS
a'taih d to tbeaxie by a donb'e Joint which Ritas
the nlkjw n easy, hut at the (.hit e lime perfi.itly
trne verticxl and hi'iizon al un tiun.
rhetouueis d mtilo and fastened to the arch
of the txl--tree l y clsmnn, s.. that it can be rai.d
or lowered at will, when ibe cf d is young, rsduotng
draft, and rained when thecotn In higber.
The shovels are run. 1-bed with
Reversible Teeth,
'it that the oil can he thrown eiib r toor from tt-.e
corn T e t'b.w are connected by meHiia of IikjSs
-oui 1 nt:, wh ch euab e the plowman to eontiol bulk
I'iiiwh by bo.Un one.
The following are a few o: the adrsntSf(ennHpolBfs
f sijperiority whieh t)il C'tiltn alor ha Ter oliiers
1 t It is stronger and ilKhter, bring mad aimed
ei.tirety ofwrouwbt. iron.
3d' Thr doable point tv nlm b the shovels art
itlached tn the xi' enable the pl jwman to uovs
hi-plow either toor from the CO nor lift it est af
iheKroiiDU with the lea I effort.
3d. With thlH Cultivator the depth of the furrow
.-an ne rriciia ed iJo'iux shallow or deep whether
the pro ii ud is bird or -oil
4th. ftymeM.of the too,, conpilnc: which can
ii ret- the iwo ii'ows you cau iu ike the two I'lnvnti
ty ittMiicr Mptrt t n i on n-ay desit e WithDth.
r i.or. it I- alino t lni. r-th.r i.. hold boib thovela
a b" . tbrowine i ar h iu tl.r c ii. ami to keep throt
f om rrow.iii n u-- r lo i. 1 . n. 1 1 g from the cun.
For f nr'ber pameiilar.. c ill, or sddreia
D H .McMKCIIAN.
so 106 jAxsr. star; ask 4 ciu.
t a
WAKTKD.- Tfichtrt. S'.mfevU. and clher Int.l
trent Ven ar.d iVomeu.l'i a bu.iriniis prlns 100 to
xl0 per mnnth. hrcrdii.t; tn mIi 'i'v. For parliea
I .-a..!re ZKI'lLLrt, MctfUUVai Co-, I.t mh.ir
Block Chicrifo. II'. f r,21j
PLOWS! PLOWS!
C E. FOliGY,
Manofajtorcr of all klndsnf
Parininp; I mplriiirnt.
9uch as the celebrated Rod P.reWltiff Plows. Monl
Hoard Itrrrk-r-. Stirr:nn w. Mnifle and Ponbls
Shovel-. Cultivator and lUiiom Repairing dss
n -ho.l notice All wok warranlrd.
Hnvintf hud mnrli rxiirjrn e fo the hnsirea, I
fr.1 a. mired thiit I csn (t've aen.ral sst.sfHCtioa.
Please give me a CHllbrfo'e ptircbasinit lewhr.
C. r.. (Olitl.
Plattsmouth Neb., May 6th,lCT.
I8.
18G8.
North Missouri
RAILROAD LINE,
TO SAINT LOUIS.
Two Daily Trains.
BOTH Daly Trains of ihe Han' ihal tt 81. Jascaa
Km iron.! fiom the Wert make dote connection a
lHConCity WHh Ihe nbove line, arriving D Br
l.ouiK and com eiting uirert.y with all uioruinf ss
f'.riioon trains cut of M Lou, for
Srw torn, rniuic..PHni.
uo'TOK, V itsisutoj CITT,
Baitimobi, Harm rBLKuif,
flTTi-BUHGIl, ClUUMBLx,
DiVr . ClNI ISS4TTI,
la ll AK4 Put la, Cmctan,
LOUK VII.I.K, XatBVILLa,
And all'Points East North or South.
The only direct and leKitima'e route from the
West to St. Louis c the Cast.
Time, to the Eastern cities as QUICK as
can be made by any route, with
LESS C IMAGES.
Tiskets via the above line can he purchased at tka
Hannibal k it. Joxeph ticket offices in the West.
i'Fare is the same at by any other rout.
BARTOX BATES. President
JOHN P. LAIRD, Oeneiai Superintendi-ot.
H. II WHKKI.KK. lien Ticket Agent.
JOSEPH GAMHI.E, Men. freight Ag'-nt
P- II. K A KLY, Keit. St. Joseph.
I M. DUNNiUeiierai Western A feat.
an, 231 y
T
HE SHORT ALL RAIL LINB
EAST
To Chicago, Detroit, TiJtdo, St. I.oul,
Lnfatfrtt. Imtinntipolis, Cincinnati, LouiDvill,
A'oKhmU-. Oui'O, Alnnp Ih. l olumhiti. Wheel
ing, fittntturg . ISufl.iln. Sing-ita Fnl a. liurrit-
ourg, tStiltimore W'vthinglim, Philadelphia,
li'ew York, Butm, dee.,
Ia via the old, reliable Central Route the
Hannibal & St. Jo. li. Iu
rr-r?
S3
r?-Tske the II A ST.
JO. It. R
line of VUsoarf'
River Packets from
PLATTSMOUTH
To St. Jonep'i, where connect Ions are made with
Two Daily Ezpress Train
On the II & t. Joe, R. R , run through from fa In
Jo.eph t- Quincy without cbDi-e of cars,
CONNECTING AT QUINCY
Wi b Chicago. Uurlincton A Qrjlnry. and To'eda
Wabarh A Uerlern Railroads lor all points aiasA
North aud eoitb.
For St. Louis .
Clop connection made at MACOV wi'rr KOHT1T
M1SSOI RI It K. for St Loj.s, and at Uaooibal with
Daily Vis. Kivrr Packet forrt. Loui. meals and
staterooms free, Itavlrpe. ery evrnit'it on arrival of
train- from the wert, and airivira in Ft. Louis t-xt
ninrni- if In eafon for b -aine.s, and to conueel w nh
Chicago, Alton A rt. Iinii. Terre Ha'i e, Alton & el.
I.ojU. asd Obio A ;iie:pii natiroaas.r.r ail polntr
EaU, Korcb and South.
ftF.W SLEEPING
CARS
Run on Night Trains.
r.sr Fur y oar through tickets via ITanntbal A Bt.
Jo. R K. at tbeir ticket offices in Omaha, Council
Bluffs PUttsn.oath. Nebrai-ka City, tt. Joseph.
and on each Packet In the line, and enioy t'ie eon.
scloo.nes. of havivg taken the short, cheap ana
dnect n ute east C. W. SIKD. Sea Sup't.
P. B. GROAT, Gen'l Ticket Airerat.
H. H. 00C8TRIGHT, Gen'l Fr't AgV
I. VIXBI.BR.
D. II. Wheelrr
