Nebraska Newspapers

    LOCAL NEWS.
Dr. McCluskey Trill be in town till the
1st of April.
See notice of County Clerk in relation
to filing papers.
Wo are indebted to Senator Tipton for
valuable pnblic documents.
S. M. Hewlett, Esq , was to lecture at
Nebraska City last nijzbt.
Col. James D. Test, a prominent citi
zen of Council Bluff, died at Chicago on
the ISth.
Mr. C. Wood, clerk in the State Audit
ore ofEoe, was in the city last Monday cn
bis way to Omaha.
Col. Tuxbury, of Nebraska City, takes
charge of the Henderson House, in Oma
ha. The Col. is an axcellent landlord.
Secretary Kermard was. in the city
last Mondiy, and left for Omaha Tues
day morning.
We learn from the Commonwealth that
two men were killed in Buffalo precinct
lately by the running away of a pair of
horses.
Tbefirst boot of the season, the Co
lumbian, passod up yesterday morninj
She left a quantity of freight at our
levee.
We understand that our city School
Board is making preparations to receive
pupils from outside the city, into the
higher department of our Public School.
We wsre not present at the lecture of
Mr. Detwiler, last week, but learn that it
was one of the best ever delivered in tho
city on thai subject (teroperanoe.)
We desire to call attention to tha card
of Mrs. J. F- Doud. Mrs.TJoud intends
keeping tho largest assortment of Milli
nery goods ever offered in this market.
A row occurred nt the "Farm" in the
suburbs of Omaha, last week, between a
couple of tho "fallen," wherein Magrgie
McCormick wR9ih;t and killed by Mattie
Lee.
Wni. Stadelman has returned from the
east, where he has been laying in an
other big stock of clothing. Ha has the
"velocipede hat" "velocipedo coit,"and,
in fact, the entire suit is velocipede dot
a days ,
There is a general uprooting among the
people of the east, and every neighbor
hood is turning out its emigrants f';r th
ereat and glorious west. Now is the
time for tho west to move and do all we
can to induce settlers.
The N'u-s boasts that a faraUj 'u about
nettling in that county wh:.ch consists of
the father, mother and seventson living
cb-.ldren. They have h.iJ,in nil. twentv
thrae children six of thorn Iive died.
Tht couple ha a vory.'good start for a
family.
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O F. Johnson & C. are aant far
the sale of hard rubber stamp' which ars
quits a convenient arrangement. You i
can hive any pattern of stamp you do- i
sire. They a'.eo sell an excellent art;c.e
of ln'tia! piper und envelope?.
The Capital Commissioners advertise
for sale in this issue of the IIe:iu.d, tha
remaining lots in the city of Lincoln
This wiU bsjho list opportunity for pur
chasing at public safe, and those who
desire bold in this nourishing city will
do well to be on hand at the sale. Lin
coln is the growing city of the west, and
is to bo the greatest inland city of Ne
braska. Wo saw a letter this wcok from a farmer
who resides in the Southern portion of
the county which said that portion of the
county had been well ctnvasse l by Ne
braska City men against issuing bond.
Do the people of Cass take the advice of
their enemies in preference to that of
their friends? Wo fear some of them are
inclined to.
The B. & M. R. R. Co. will commence
tho publication of a newspaper shortly,
tho object of which will ba to more thor.
oughly advertise tha country .through
which their line runs, and to ioducVcsar
juration to Southern Iowa and NaV.tai.
The paper is to bo called "The Southern
Iowa Land and Railroad Gazette," and
will bo published bi-monthly from tho
Company's office at Burlington.
Tho lecture of Rev. Geo. S Alexan
dar, last Thursday evening, was reason
ably well attended. The lecturer han
ded his subject in a masterly manner,
ad made his points as clear and forcible
as they could wellbc mada. While wo
cannot agrea with him io all his premi
ses, we give him credit for alvocating
many reforms with regard to tho usages
of" society which thoull be advocated
and praoticed more extensively than the)
are.
P. E. Ruffner, Esq-, of the firm of
Vallcry & Ruffner, has just returned
from tha east, where he haa purchass 1 a
large assortment of Dry Goods. Orooer
, iesfnats, Caps, Boot?, Shoes.and every
thing to bo found-in a first class store.
This firm boys heavy, pays cash, and can
afford to sell as they do at a very
small profit. They deal extensively in
Agricultural Implements, and keep none
but the best manufacture on hand.-
This firm is fast becoming the favorite
among the farmers, in consequence of
their fair dealing, tha excellent quality
of their goods and- the low prieos at
vhich they sell.
We understand that Ramsey is around
delivering the same old tax speech that
he used in the campaign last fall. We
presume he is like the boy who drew a
picture of a horse, and for fear no one
would be able to tell what it was, wrote
underneath it the words "a horse." We
presume Mr. Ramsey, after he gets thro'
his speech, tolls them it is intended as an
argument aiinet bonds.
Mr. L. G. Todd, one of the principal
opponents of bonds, said on the streets
of Plattsinouth. lat Monday, that be
thought Qasi county was wel enough
settled now, ani that he did not care to
have a neighbor within five miles of him.
lie wanted the use of the country for a
cow fis'.ure. We do not pretend to give
Mr. Todds exact language, but the above
is the substance.
From the Fremont Tribune we learn
that two men were imprisoned on a sand
bar in the Platte river, ono week ago last
Sabbath, from two o'clock in the after
noon until nice o'clock the next morn
ing. Tha ice broke loose while they
were endeavoring to cross, and they were
left upon the bar. One of them waded
to tho shore, through water up to his
chin, and secured aid for the other and
weaker man. Their feet, faces and hands
were badly frozen, but it is thought am
putation will not be necessary.
II O XOT NEED IT.
The arcrument used by some iu op
position to issuing bonds is that the
Company u able to build the road with
out further aid. That is not the point
to be decided by the people of Cass
county. The question for us to decide
is whether we can niako anything by
giving what the company asks. If you
are bargaining fur a farm you do not
refuse to give S5,000 for it if you think
you can make money by so doing,
merely because you think tha propria
tor could aTord to stl! cheaper, or be
cause he i making money by the sale.
We doubt nil the B. & M. R. R. Co.
could build their road through thjs
county without a dollar from us, but
that it not the point. Which can we
afford Lest, to do without the road or
to give iLem our bonds to the amount
of $200,000.
AUUiVV LTJJ 11 AIj SEEDS
The fo'ljwiog resolution was adopt
ed by the State Iljard of Agriculture
at its session in Lincoln last winter:
ResulveJ, That the Secretary of the
Board be authorized and requested to
ivo t I'-ice in the several papers of the
State that he wiU receive applications
for Bfid plant-, in ?nia!i quaoilies,
i . t . ! - -a ..:tl
torn ail pans 01 lue onie, huj wi.i
wnJetvjr to supply all such applica
tions at the least possible cost to the
applicants, they f aying pos'age, costs
r.ni cii.res, to t? encioseu wnri tne
Bppliratior.s.
The office of the Secretary of the
li.iard is at Ali'and, C. II. Walker
Secretary, and applications can be ad
dressed to him at that place.
AKE WE siil'E
There are vuricus kinds of opposi
tioa made to voting- in favor of bands
next Sdiurday. Some otject for one
reason and some for another and yet
others have no reason at all except
that they oppose the bjilding cf a rail
road because soma neighbor of theirs
will probably make twenty-five cents
more than they will. There has been
one argument urged against bond,
which, if valid, should have due weight
with the people. We allude to ihe
argument being used against donating
bonds for "road bed" alone. We fully
agree with those who argue that not a
dollar in bonds should be issued for
this purpose; but they will probably
view the matter in a different liht
when tLey know that the company
stands ready to enter into a legalcon
tract to complete the road and have
cars running within a specified time
after we vote the aid asked. It stands
to day as a part of the contract thai
they shall give ample security (S500,
000) lo ihis effect, and the company
does not ask one dollar of bondj until
thia legil security is given. While
we Lave uo shadow of doubt ihe rail
road conipmy intends equiping and
maintaining erery foot of road bed they
may make, yet we believe in Dinamg
them up to the lastfarthinj. There ia
nothing "wild-cat" about this compeny
and if they were endeavoring to swin
dle somebody it seeems to us they
would look for a better thing than
Cass co. bonds with the certainty of a
law suit. We know that the company
were perfectly willing and in fact
were the first to offer to give thia se
curity for the building and equiping of
the road. The object for which teh
8200,000 in bonds is asked is to aid in
the construction of a road through Cass
conniv westward. Now, the ironing
of the road is the last part of the con
siructicn. and if these bonds were to be
used inlitJ of the actual construction
of the road ihey could not be used at a
later date than when the company was
ready to put down tho iron. It cer
tainly teeroi to us that Cass county is
perfectly fafe in issuing her bonds be
fore the road ia in running order when
we have a legal guarantee of S500,
000 that the road will bo in operation
within n specified time, and when not a
vot of lana, eitner irom ma iate or
general government, can os naa oy tne
company umu me roaa is compipieu
DOQ.1,BRO&Co.,
DRY G O O D S, B"g R O G E R I E S ,
AKD
Fannin? Implements,
CORNER 3d AHD M1IJ STS.,
PLATTSMOUTH, - NEBRASKA.
SOHLTIUXGNLtV.
Floyd's (iem Broad Cast Seed Sower,
operated by one man. Call and exam
ine it
Many years experience in bu'ine3S,8at
isSes us that the secret of success is to
SELL CHEAP.
Having bought our Goocg at low fig
ures, We propose to sell
Dry Goods (
Groceries
Boots and Shoes
Qaeenswara
and Farm Implements
Cheap for cash. Our stock is large
and we want to sell . .
Call and examine it.
Dccm, B.to. & Co.
The attention of farmers and new set
tlers is called to tho immense stock of
Agricultural Implements in the well filled
store of Doo.n, Bro. & Co. nt the Big
Brick corner of Main and Third sts. If
these implements wera all set up, they
would cover a small farm. Parties seek
ing agricultural machinery will find
every implement which can beued upon
a farm in this large establishment, and
every approved patera will be cheaply
exhibited and its easy management ex
plained, Corn, oats and wheat Seeders
and Planters, Drills, Harrows, Rakes,
Shovel plows, Mould Board and Rod
Breaking plows, and Stirring plows in
endlosa variety can be had at Doom,Bro.
i, Co.'s; as theso gentlemen obtain their
agricultural implements direct from the
manuf aeturers, they can soli them at low
figures by purchasing largo lots and are
thus enabled to undersell any other
bouse in Nebraska. We adv.se every
farmer to call and see their immonee
Ltoek before purchasing elsewhere.
Remember, that Doom, Bro. & Co.
offer tho largest assortmont of plows
Breaking and Stirring
We are agents for.the following justly
cek-bratod brands,
Skinner
Dixon (Todd & Dement)
Grand Detour
Industrial (St. Loa'u)
Iron Beam (Princeton)
Cornell's Gang Plow
Sainner's Gang Plow
All of which we warrant to give satis
faction or money refunded.
Uni-jn Corn Planter
and Keystone Corn Planter
warranted by Doom, Bro. Sb Co.
Plittsmouth , March 17, 1869.
Whekeas, sundry citizens of Css
t - . .! . r. :
county are muiea to ceueve mat n i
ihe intention of the County Commis
sioners of said county to usue tue
bonds of said co-.trvy to the Burlington
& Missouri River Railroad Company
without any guaranties from said Com
pany that they will complete and run
said road. Now, therefore, we, the
undersigned. Commissioners of sard
county, declare that it has been and is
now our intention not to issue said
londs'uiitil auil, sufficient and ample
guaranty is made by said Burlington
&, Missouri River Railroad Company
to the county of Cass, that the said
Company will complete, and fiuisb.and
run their railroad through said county
wiihiu eighteen months from the time
they commence work on the same ;
and we further state that tbs commit
Ipi n f riiizftns from Caas county, who
visited the Company at. Burlington, stat
ed to us that befere claiming any bonds
from this county, the Company honest-
v j leD(j3 eneTii(r into a bond of
$500,000 to finish and complete said
road in all respects equal to any first
class railroad in the United States.
Witness our hands thia 17lh day of
March, i860.
James O'Neill,
J. B. Moohe,
County Com'ra.
LAWTOJI ULiACKUEHKY.
J N. Wise has a quantity of the fine
Lawton Blackberries for sale at seventy
fiTe cent8 p9r dozen.
Plattemouth March 16 1S59,vt2.
For Sale. A No. 1 farm or 10U acres
sod 20 acrea of timber, 12 miles west of
Plattsmouth.
Enquire of
Maxwell & Cqapuax.
For Salr. A light spring wagon.
Enquire of Sam. M. Chapman.
March,18tf.
MUSIC.
Mrs, Kate Simpson would resp . tfuliy
aav to her friends and the cub S that
she has mads arrangements to enlarge
her claas of masie scholars and would
bo pleased to instruct any who may wish
to take lessons on Piaao Forte. Enquire
at residence, corner Vine and Second
streets Plattsmouth. FeblStf
NOTUCE
To the Qualified Totet of PLitttmouth city. Cast
There will be a sess'.oe of the registrars at the
inr. ( W. D. Gave, in Plattsmouth city, (.'aascocn
ty, Nebraska, on Thursday and Friday, 1st and 3d
dys. of 4rr''. fr 'be purpo-e of correcting
the List of Lesal Voters for the City Election, to be
h.id on ATond.ii-. the irh day of A prii, ls69. All
intereateJ wU1 ,pp(.ar bef.re the Board rpou
I those ij. jf valvjfAS
jr4rch is, IS59,
F.tltJlEUS
Don't you buy the Wier, Deer or any
other Cultivator until you go to Forgy'a
shop and examine E. Newlon'Celebra
ted Patent Walking Cultivator. -It is the
champion. C. Iv Fory is manufactur
ing them, and is i.i kir.g tha shove. a out
of tho best reSned cast 6teel, and the
wood work of the best timber ton can
be had. Thi Plow is victorious where
evsr exhibited with others. This Plow
took tho premium over tho Wier Plow in
his own county See testimonial:
This is to certify that I attended the
Iawa State Fair, hel l at CIintor, Octo
ber 1, 2, 3 and 4, 1803, and ray Improv
ed Cultivator was examinei and found to
be one of two of the best out of some
thirty different Cultivators. Piemiums
withheld. ' En. Kewloh.
Illinois Slate Fair, Quincy, September,
1808. Newlon'a Cultivator was examin
ed and found to ba one of four of the
best on the ground. Premium withheld.
J Rider, Agent
Pichiwa'j county, Ohio, 8ty-t 18G3
Newlon's Cultivator was awarded the
first premium over all others.
Orid Lctrey Agent.
I certify that my Culuvator was award
ed the first premium in Warren county,
Illinois, over a'.l others in 180S
(Tako notice, this is in Wier'a own
county.)
Wier's Plow was at all of these Fairs,
except in Ohio, anil I beat him every
time.
EdNjwlon'.
Levi Todd, Esq., Mt. Pleasant precinct,
Cass county, Neb., is the only man that
has ever used this plw 'D Nebraska, ex
cept some of his neighbors, and after
giving it a thorough trial with several
other Plows, including the Wiir P3ow, is
decidedly in favor of tho Newfon'a Im
proved Champion Cultivator.
Plowing Matches.
I attended a match at Col. Hutchison's.
There were 15 different Cultivators pres
ent. Every plow in the match had either
diamond or twisted shovels, except mine.
I was one out of five of the best 15. Pre
mium withheld. EdNswlon.
Chenoa III. Newlon's Plow Victorius
over all others, at a plowing niatch here.
Kingman & Co., Agents
Morlh Henderson, ILL Newlon's Plow
victorious over all others at n plowing
match here. J. C. Messexcer.
This is to certify that I attended the
State Fair of Nebraska, with E Newlon's
Improved Cnltivator, and it was .found
to be one of the best of two out of seven.
Premium withheld. C. E. Forgy.
Reasons why you should hay of For
ey:
1st Tha shovels are of the best cast
steel, which no other shovel I iow can
boast successfully.
2d. My Piow is easier namiieii.
3d. It'is much lighter on your team.
4th. Thev aro made at home and the
money you pay for the plow stays here;
and you can get it in tne iau wnn me
corn you raise.
5th. If your plow breaks, you know
where to go with it. If you break a cast
ing in an Eastern made plow, you have
to lay out of the use of it until you can
send East and get a new one.
Cth. The Plow is nicely arranged to
raise or lower, to suit high or low corn.
7ih. They are the test in use.
8th Thev are a'l warranted to give
the be?t of satisfaction after tbrco day3
fair trial.
Send in vur orders early.
January 23 rr3.
wriTiE.
All persons indebted to u3. either by
note or account, will please call ana set
tle immediately, as wo wish to close our
accounts by Dec. 2-3th.
nov2Gtf. Vallert fc Rcffner.
M
$1200 and all Expenses Paid !
Seo advertisement of American Suuttlk
Sewimo Machine, in our advertising col;
umns. ' ' ' ' ly
PAf VP.
All persons knowing themseves indebt
ed to me will please call and pay up im
mediately. A word to the wise, etc.
Sept.10 tf. C. E. Fokgv.
Take Notice
All persons indebted to me by note or
account will please call and setUe linrae
diatelv- All accounts not seVtled by
pecember 25th, will be left for eollec
tion. Take notico and govern yourcelf
accordingly, and save your cost.
nov2otf Jacob xlleby, jr.
"VANDIVER-"
The King of Corn Planters.
The best and most reliablu in use.it has
advantages over all others which we
guarantee most positively:
It is' lighter of draft,' having gane
wheels forward allowing tha tongue to
play in tho neck-yoke,causing no weight
on the horses neck, though the heaviest
man ride as operator,' it works free on
the hinges so as to actiomraodate itself
to all unevenness of the ground, has a
wide opening at the heal of the runners
allowing the corn to scatter in tho hill,
with small plow attachment, actually
covering the corn, it is supplied with a
flexible cat offwhica performs the . Jr.ork
without injuring the grain, also drill and
BOlj attachment extra. It is undoubted
ly the moet perfect Corn Planter in use
we fullv warrant it in every particular
Farmers call and see the machine,and wi
also refer you to th"se who used them in
this vicinity last season.
Clark & lantuzs, Ag ts
March 18w4.
DISSOLUTION.
The copartnership heretofore existin
between J. D. Simpson V. Mickelwai
and E Buttery under the firm name or
Simpson, Mickblwait & Co., is this day
said hrm. bimpson sc iUicteiwait as
Eumes all liabilities o' the late firm and
eolleota h.11 debts due same, and will con-1
tinue tho Lumber bisices at the old
stand. Simpson, Micktlwait & Co.
PlattsmonthjNeb. Feb25,tf.
AOTICE.
Ilavinj; bought. .out tha interest of E.
Buttery in the late firm of Simpson Miok-
elwait & Co. it is absolutely necessary
that the business of the lat ) firm should
be settled up. Therefore we shall ex
pect all persons owinj: us to call and pay
up, as we cannot giro longer time.
Simpson A, IJickelttait.
nattsmutb,Neb. Feb25.f.
DR. II. Tl CLrSKY,
9
tl
3
DENTIST,
Will be at Dr. T.iinzMon'a Office during Itbe last
week Id eai-h month . A 1 ordcra left ia the pom-
ofii wi:l promptly attended to.
JulyS.
Parmele 8c Kershaw,
Dtalera la
LUMBER, SHINGLES,
I,ATII. TIJIBER, &c ,
Pltttsmouth,
JYeb:
C. TJ. I'AHM'EI.E,
La
W. KERSHAW,
Auguet 27th. 1SC3.
Henry Boecls,
if.Aleb m
FURNITURE,
Lounges, Tables, Safes,
BEDSTE AID S
Of all descriptions and at all prices.
Metalic Burial Cases,
Of all sizes, also
WOODEN COFFINS,
Ready made, and sold cheap for cash.
With mar.r thauks for p ast pt-onaj;e, X invite
all t cjII aal examine my UTZe etocS of purniture
and Cofiine. jan-ien.
Fruit and Ornamental
Til EE S,
CRAPES. SHRUBS & PLANTS
ROSES, VINES.
Greenhouse Bedding and Plants,
BULBS, &C
Cultivated and for!e at the
Rockford Nurseries,
KOCKFORl, ILL ISO IS.
Ir.JShe ir.nan, the proprietor, ha3 bal txsr.ty
yea's' experience in raisioB tru :t in til e northwest
and everything lil;h he od1 oat mayibr relied oo
a b'-ing perfectly hardy and wed adapted to this
climate.
l'or C'atlngue, P. Ice LUt and oth- r information
aJdd eifl,
J. S. SIIEAKMAN.
.ITircli IS.lSC'i l'roprie'or.
Plsasant Viow Nursery
I have on hand and for sale a fine asao. ime itef
NXJESEJIY STOCK
consisting of the choicest variety ci 3 year old
APPLE- TREES.
Artart -d U this fcotl and climate. Situated
Two and a ha'f mjhs southwest of riatts
mouih, Iebraka.
Perry Waiter.
Jar.2S.cS '
SHANNON'S
Feed. Sale and Livery
STABLE.
Main St.,
Plattsmooth
I am prepared to acicmmodate the public wtt
Horses, Carriages and Buggies,
Also, a nice Hearse,
rin .i.nrt nntifji nil rpssonable terms. , A Hack will
rnn to steamboat landing, and to all parts of the
city when desired. , c.v.x-nv
livery, peed,
AKD
Sale Stal5l,
bt .
WM-' J- HI? ATT, Proprietor,
.' rLATTSMOCTHj NEBBASLA.
First-rate Stabling and Wagon Tarda for the ac
commodation of the put lie, also a good stock of
HORSES AND CARRIAGES,1
in let on very reasonablelterms.
Ptableon Mam street, ney ijul'-e th e STIER-
t) .N HOUSE, PlattBmonth, Neb. DerJltr.
Dr. J. W. TXIOMAS.
Having permanently located at
WEEPINO WATER FAT.T.S
tenders his professional services to tlu citizens d
Case county, Nebraska. Jan 6ytr
Eegal Notice
In District Court Sd District ia.ani for Cas s county.
Nebraska.
Thomas B. Gordon )
A. H. Towns'nd, defendant,
ill ntnu aVa uotica that Thomas B. Oordon,
n'int,tr Bled a motion In rerivor In the above
entitled action before his Honor Geo II Lake, Judge
f aaiil r.mri. and that unoa such cirtion.liis Honor
Geo. I) Lake, judge or said uoufi, in yacaiiou
made an or.ler dted March 1st, A. 1369, that the
Kid A. H. Townsena. mow cue on ine iwaii.u
day of April, A D lHCf, before said District Court of
the 2d District of ihe Mate or -n cor ass, wunin ana
for Ca-ss county, (at which time the said Court will
be in se8ion)why the j idgment heretofore recorered
tn the District Court of the 1st District of the Ter
ritory of Kebraska, within and for Cass county at
its adjinrn'd Aprd Term (held June 4th, A D 1561)
h the said Thomas B. Gordan against the said A.H.
Townsend for A4 06 damages and ') 20 costs of
suit should not be relyed,which said order has been
filed with the Clerk of said Court in and for aaid
Cass county.
Defendant will take notice that unless he appear
and i-how cause in the premises the raid jnriginent
will be revived in favor of the said Thomas B. Gor
don araintt the said A. II. T.wnsend.
TUOJdAS B. GORDON,
Br William W. Krww, his Attorney.
irsrllw.
REED. BEARDSLEY & CO,
Heal Estate Agents,
WEEriXG WATER, I.EBRS.SKA.
Li nil bnncht. manas) and Ro!d. Valuable Tim
bfr Land lor sale. Taxci paid fi.r Non-resldcn:a
Collation ro:nptly attended to.
tnarcJi isof
B. SprRi.ocK, R. Baxte WisdHam
Co. Cltrk and Recorder, Dept'y Clerk ic, Kec r,
Spurlock & Windham,
rLATTSMOUTlf, XELRASKA.
FRONT ROOMS OF COURT-HOUSE,
Clerk and Treasurer's Office.
LANDS BOUGHT &. SOLD
Titles Examined, and
Conveyances ITIade,
Taxes paid and receipts forward e
promptly.
Flttltsmooth, Jane IS, 1363 oil,
o. r. J0HNSOX.
ETJGENB B. LEWIS.
JOHNSON-& CO.
(opposite Clrk & Flummer,
IBiLOl I
Drugs, Medicines
STATIONERY, TERFUMERIES,
HAIR OILS.
Newspapers, Magazines
&c, &c, &c.
Pre wripMoriB canfuilr coiponnded by an expe
rienced Druggist.
CheapCash Store !
L. F. REED, P. S, BtiiU3i.i'
REED & BEARDSLEYj
WEEPING .WATER, NEBRASKA
11TE huTe just opened a larce stock of Uooas t
Weeving Water, conaistiog or
Dry Goods,
unoceries,
Queensware,
Hardware,
Glass,
Iron,
Wooden Ware, Notions,
Ar.d every thing the farmer and mechDle needs.
Stvles and (trades to suit. To buy elsewhere mty t
well, In buy here i well always weil often hM-
oft. n i,pt. Call and tee. Look at the 0iods.
Ask for the urice. Onnsider well.anj ao wuai it
-ifet. All Goods warranted a represented.
KKtl) at uatLL)si.e.x,
July SO tf.
MEW ME IT MAItffiET!!
GEO. FICKLER,
CORNER 2i .f MA IX STREETS,
PLATTSMOUTH, ;NEBRASKA.
Keep constamly on hand the best of
All Kinds of Meals,
which they can furnish their customers at the
BEST OF RATES FOR CASH I
July 2d. 1S63 3m.
Umpire Bakery!
2d ST., OPPOSITE "SEW YORK STORE."
PLATTSMOUTH. - - NEB.
Confectioneries,
DREAD,
PIES,
CAKES,
CHEESE, and
SWEES CRACKERS.
refreiui e:ts
kept on band at all times.
. HUBERTV.
nlotf.
Weeping Water. Blills.
w
Farmers, go where you can cet the
i , , y. , . r
OCSI I' I OUT and the mOSl OJ Xt.
85 IhtofX X X FLOUR and 12 lit of BRA
giwen In exchange for good Wheat.
We are also doing grist work; and, with our in
creased facilities, feel assured that we ran give th
bett and the most flour of any mill in the State.
Satisfaction Guaranteed
PRODUCE BOUGHT AND SOLD.
HIGHEST MARKET PRICK PAID.
REED & CLINTON.
March 26tb,
FURNITURE!
THOMAS W. SHRYGCK,
GAB1WET EVSAKER,
AKD DEALER IX ALT. KIXDS OF
Furniture and Chairs
- THIRD CTHEET, (XfarMain,)
PLATTSMOUTH, A'EBRASKJl.
Heparins and Tarnl-liin t neatly done.
S3" Funerals attended at the shurtett notice.
nil.
FOR SALE OR TRADE!
A good dwelling-, containing aix rooms, a (rood
jCA. celiar. and ciMern, a well, stable, woodshed
and biifrpj xbed on the lot, aitaate on the corner f
Seventh and Locnxt afreet ; al, a two ntnry brick
MiitdioK, 2!iH0, with two lota, situate on Fifth street
nor:h of AIhid. The aboTe property win be ha I J
cheap for cash, or traded tot an improved fiiiru ia
Cass count?.
For particular! apply on the prcmicet.
UtO. BOECK.
All persons indebted to uie
and settle immrdistely, as I tn
ire rca'iested U call
nst and
rill have
mem sertieu form Wi til.
HovlStf.
GEO. B0RC&.
NOTICE ! ! NOTICE ! I
I am dow receiving my
1'ALL AND WINTER
stock of goods,
and desire to ewi special attentlon'to the 'line, an
solicit a ciefai cxaminatloa of the
GOODS AND PRICES
before purchasing elsewhere, as 1 am determined to
KEEP IWY STOCK
o large and
WELL ASSORTED
and the prices
OF EVERYTHING
so low as to make It the interest of every
FARMER AND MECHANIC
CASS COUNTY,
to call snj either
BUY OR POST. THEMSELVES
before buying elsewhere.
E. O. DOFEY.
PiatUmouth, Oct. 1, 13C3' tf.
A Water Power Sair-Mill
for Sale.
iwinff to bad health I offer for sale my Saw-Mill
with 77 acres or lan'j. Known as tne
O LEX DALE MILL PROPERTY.
Said property ties 12 mil-is west of Plattfinoath'
Cass county, Nebraska, on Cedar Creek, and within
half a mile of the B t M K It line, in the best settle
ment on the Platte bas thirty f et head, and
one of the celebrated Voyca Water Wheels For in
formation call at my residence, f Ifitit milm west or
Piattsmoutli, or address P T BhAVER,
Saint Louis & Omaha
K
Tri
Weelslv
T ilnc.
The above 'ine of. Steamers will leave PlatW-
month very other day throuttliout the entire seisori
conDectinjr at Plattsmouth with the Burliair.on Sc
Missouri Kiver Kiuroaa lor tue en, norm mil
south, and at the fnllowtnjr points with railroad con-
lections, Cou ncil Bluffs, Omaha, Et. Josrj,h, l.cav
nworih and Kansas City . Fof freighter pacange
apply at our rfllce.i
marii ai.iii-rui jiiiRtLnair, Agenifl.
Sheridan House.
Wm. W. Ibish, Proprietor.
Corner of JIain and Third Strcft,
Flattsiiicmtli, Neb
oard by the day or week. Charges - sderale.
S'ases leave this House daily fur 1 iminta
North, South, East and West. nl2vt.
NOTICE.
JAMES O'XEIL Is my authorized Acent for the
collection of all arconnts du' -the undersienrd for
mcd cal services; his receipt will be valid for the
Pyment of any loonies on aaid accounts.
A Great JSoveIty I
ITOR 25 ceats and o ie red stamp, we aend any
. party.,6 samples all'different of onr
New Golden Fountain Pent
Holding Ink to write '
lOO LINES AT ONE DIP.
910 ver day Ruarantied to Apents. Single samples
10 cents. Circulars Kne. Ad. J rets ;
R. U. YOUKO C-'.,
Feb4m3 119 Chambers St.. Boston, Mas.
NEW STOEB!
WEEPtBC WATEB, NEB.
HOETOK & JEMS
DEALERS IS
General Merchandise,
aricH as
DRY-GOODS, GROCERIES. HARD
WARE, QUEENSWARE, CROCK
ERY, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS,
SHOES, AND NOTIONS.
PINE AND COTTONWOOD LUMBER,
SHINGLES AND LATH.
We are Anr.U for Wilteox & Cihba Pewit M.
chuie, which ia uudoa jtedly the beat Machine new
la use. marcnuu.
GREAT EXCITEM1T
WASHINGTON!
berrmn herold
I Havine boucht out the entire Stock of Goods from
c- - nerjId' lB redy to offer
Ia Prices
IshalIseliaoods.t0 3Fjr.fi Til AN THE LOWEST,
for Cavh, Wheat, Cera, Hids, Furs or any kind of
COUNTRY PRODUCE
MyS'octt Consists of
GROCERIES, DRY GOODS
BOOTS, SHOES, CLOTHING,
HA TS and CAPS, PO CKE T
CUTLERY, YANKEE
NOTIONS, ETC.
Please prive me a ca'l at my r.e brick building aeai
the U. E. Center:. Birth tidef Minitrset.
HERRMAN HE HOLD.