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Local news. game's Telocpeae nas oeen p irauiug ihe streets during the past week. Senator Thayer has secured an appro 1 - .4 ! priation ,for a post ctbc9 &llli,nS ar Omaha- Vby is a conralcscsnt li&e the U. S. Treaiary Department? Because he has jot about well. Senator Tipton has our thanks for a uamber of valuable books received daring the past week. " For a fine ''relecipede" or any other kind of hat, ga to Wna. Stadelmann's. wl 'Dooms' have hauled down their o jen and hunrr out a new one since the railroad bonds have carried. The river has raised several feet during the pst week, and is in splendid boating stage now. We understand the engineer? of the B. '& M R 11. ran a line through the central portion of the county last week, but have learned nothing in relation to the -character of the route. With very few exceptions, we believe the recent campaign for bonds was car ried on with the utmost good feeling" on the part of opponents. That was as it ihould be. Arue jour point without personalities. Stadelraann has the original "Grecian Bend Neck Tie," warranted genuine. wl A few years ago farmers scattered wheat from a sack fastened over one shoulder: now you see Broad Cast Seed Sowers at work on almost every farm. This is cartain'y an age of improve ment. W. E. IIarve has attained the posi tion of Actuary of the St. Louis Mutual Life Insurance Company. He must be one of the best business men and math-, ematicians of the country. Work upon the 15. & M. extension,'in this county, is progressing as rap'dly as possible, and so it is ail along the line. It is estimated that the cars will run to Tied Oak by August 1st, and tO Glen wood by September. H-te the day! Opinion. We have before us N. 1 of the A-brask-t InttMpenzer, published by that wide-awake real eetate firm cf Lincoln, I.antz .t GiUhrule. It is published monthly, at 50 cts. per sr.miai. It is neat six cV.umn paper, and is filled with matter rel ning to Nebraska. 'hspro-peet for fine crops was nover better in Nebraska r.t this season of year -thin at prr.se.it. The aon is favora ble, gro-ird in good condition for sd ingno T-i--il.or.per. and everything looks bright for the indasTr'nr!- farmer?. We look for an immense sVprnent of grain from Nebraska cast fall. 'We h iv heard acvera! per-orw enq jir- ! ing for lots in th"n city since the election. but there is no w':!d rusii as there sotne-tim.-s is over the rroW.-'.lity or certain ty cf ari'.roiJ. Tt-oplj ler3 r.r ffiJ'l- irate in ti.;ir movrijotit", and are inclined tD mistake ex-:;te.ii.nn forja juent. not The contract fir tuildinsi the railroad between Leavenworth and the terminus of the Cf ntral Branch of tho Union Pa. cific Railroad at Atchison.was.onWedncs dav. awarded to A. Waterinan.for $250,- 000: this is exclusive of iron. Tho road i to ho in running order by the first of September. The spiling and bridging on tho B. & M. R. R. is K'nn ahead at a rapid rate, and it ia estimated that it will all be com pleted as early as the middle of August Mr. Mallery, the man who has this work in charge, is alibusiness an Han't stand f or tr'.fin. Red Oak Express. From accounts in Omaha papers, we infer that the various Christian Churches of that city are passing through the "re finer fire," and from present indica tions, there will be but little left .after the "dross" is consumed, .uemons.rai. ing th of the Scripture, that "many are called, but few are chosen." Win. T. Parcl, Esq., is now ready to nrt n1 tha trada with that excellent Horseradish. He would have been pre pared for tho demand long ago had he not been ditappointed in getting bis bottles from the manufactory. Every family should use horseradish freely at this season of the .yar It may save vral uollirs in doctor's bills. Diciore&ti M nthly is justly called the Gaen of the T.onthlie? " It l; tbi only real woman's magazine in America It is full of good, sound sense, and prac tical information. It gives away money yalue in its valuable full sized patterns with every issue, and contains a nina of Interest to every woman in its ''Ladies' Club." Published at 833 Eroadway, N. Y., $3.00 per year. Send 15 cents for a Epec'mcn. Tde recent campaign on the qaestion of issuing bond3 in this county was con ducted with a will oa both sides, Eaeb party worked, we doubt not, for the side they believed to be riht, and a majority has decided in favor of issuing tha bonds. As this is a Republican government, where the majority rule, we sappose there is no question now as to which side wa3 r;ht, we presume the bonds will bo jssu:J and the road will be bui'.t. "The first ten milea of the U. P. R R. lands have been deeded to the Company, and taxes bave been assessed upon them These lands are to be brought intotmar ket soon, and we hear it rumored that they will be opened for pro eruption. Remember that nxt Monday is the day for our municipal election. Let every Republican be cn hand and vote the straight ticket. There has. not been any nominations made as yet,but we presume there will be, and then every Republican 1 should support the straight ticket. Horse thieves have commenced opera tions again in this locality. A fine mule belonging to the Dorringtons and . a horse belonging to Mr. Alley, were stol en from thi city about ten days ago.-w-This is the first operations of the kind we Lave heard of since the band was expos ed last summer. It might prove bad for the lunga of a horse thief to be caught by some of our Cass county boys. And they are on the look out for them. .' ' 7- . Last fall a gentleman earae to this city and began business with fair prospects, o fair indeed, that he did not deem it necessary to advertise in order to bo suc cessful. We notice now that his stock has bjen removed and his business bouse is closed, while men with less capital and prospects far less fiatteiing aro do ing well and prosperously. The cause is evident There may be a few men in the country so rich, and who are so en ergetic that they can ignore the benefits of advertising and live, but thej,re few. And if.they can live without, how much better they might do with it. Press. We have eome as fine farms in Cass now as One would desire. We had the pleasure last week of looking over the farm of Daniel Sweeney, Eq., of South Bend precinct, and must say that he is about es well fixed for living as any man we have seen in the west. Ho has a comfortable and commodious etone house, two storied spring close to the door, and other conveniences for a Erst class farm house. He has C40 acres of laDd, a fine body of timber, and as fine a stone quarry as cin be found in tae State. There is one quarry on his land from which they procure a very fino arti cle cf Magneeian limestone, the same as that of which the State House at Lincoln is built.-. We believe this is ' the only quarry cf this kind in the State, except the one at Beatrice. Mr. Sweeney has a fortune ia this bed of stone so socn as he can get facilities for tr insportation - m G to Studelmann's for latest styles, of Bjo'.s, Slues, Cl'jthing.eto ' ' One or two individuals, wnom we cou'.J iwme if necessary, have been blow ing off a heavy bias of vituperation ajair.st the IIssai.d. daring tho past two weeks, and made tho bond Question the -xrji.se for o ding. Tha Hsralo has er.t'.eavored to l-j;tl cinJii'.? ao 1 honest ly at all timis, as well with the ncent bond question a wil'a ali oltiers, :.til i ready to acsnowlcdge its error; when shown to be in error but it cannot be muzzled by villainous and pereoniil a ceo sa.;onaj ,.nj 0uld suggest that proba- W tJins r.artiea who have been engaged in si:ch d2r,ur,clat'.c::s havo other and n.'.rn -i. r.i..v rpii-scis for not likiiig the Ika.m thnn its rosi'.ion 09 the bond question. We are glad to knJtv, how ever, that most of t!l0e who -opp-Jiad tha issue of bonds endeavored to be fair in tbeir arguments and ia their conduct. Such should always be the case. dS. ) 9 t gw. 1 An article appeared in tha "Temper ance Cclumn" of the IIerild last wees which mentioned by name two or three saloons of this city in not very flattering terms. In allowing tho temperance so- oiety the use of a column of the Herald, we do so with the expectation tnat nota- in" of a personal nature shall be inserted. We believe io tne great. VT.nViKa M temperance, and are willing and anxious tn r.ul in th j-r Drornulzation, but must rigidly insist upon keeping "the columns of the Hesald cle.ir from au personal references of the character of the artic.e referred to. - Withoat professing any personal knowledge of tho inside work- ins cf any saloon in the city(as we have seldom seen the inside of a Plattsmouth ilnsn. wa fee' safe ia saving that the saloons of this city are as orderly as ,t . those of any city of this sub in whioh we have lived. There ha not baen a "row" or fi -hj in a soloon in this city within tha nast vear. that we remember of. We mentioa these facts, not m juU8J4.tioa of saloon keeping, but in order mat no false impressions may arise from tho ar ticle of last week. Martoa his gonj to Otmha to lec ture for iha "orphins and vidder'! aad "Daa" is ruamas; the JVYirj to suit himself. aiisV aim w play JshnJ Fbceaix .ta Sterling-, just a Uula, nd see if it would not ba an improvement on Stcrlirg's style., The Chronicle says that the circular i of which we spoke last week was print ed in that office, but was paid for and written by persons living in uas3 al l,dcoiq. The prospects of the col county. We did not intend to be tin- ony are very. flattering, and every day derstood as accusing the Chronicle "with nd(j3 Dew recruits to tne army of occu the authsrship of the circular in fact paljon- we knew that such was not the case Qu Saturday evening. March 27th. but we yet adaere to our position that gorae 0f tjje friend3 of Uev. C A. Mil- parties in Otoe county were iatere.-:ed ; rUfpn.T hnnd . in Cass nl wr can, if necessary, n me some inditid- c n ' l . uals, residents of Otoe ho took . an active part in the campasjn against boads, "Floyd's (iem'Broad Cast Seed Sower, operated by one man. Call and exam ine it Many years experience in businoss.sat Ufies us that the necret' of success is to SELL CHEAP. Having bought our Go'ds at low fig- We propose to sell Dry Good Groceries . .t , Boots and Shoes -'- ' Queensware anl Farm Implements Phpan far cash. Our stock is large and we want to sell v r CaJl and examine it. " . " - ' DoodBeo. Jc Co. Remember,' that Doom, Bro. & Co. offer the largest assortment of plows Breaking and Stirring ' We are agents for.the following just.y celebrated brands, Skinner Dixon (Todd & Deinont) Grand Detour Iadustrial (St. Louis) Iron Beam (Princeton) " Cornell's Gang Plow Sxinner's Gang Tlow All of which we warrant to give satis faction or money refunded. Union Corn Planter and Keystone Corn Planter warranted by Doom Bro, & Co. L.IW'TO.V IH.ACZiBEUIJV. j Wise has a quantity of the fine Lawton Blackberries for sale at seventy five cents per dozen. ' "" v- Plattsmouth;March 1C 18t'J,wJ. For Salk. A light spring wogon. Enquire of , Sa?i. M. Chafhax. March,18tf. ' T " iv5lTSiC. Mrs. Kate Simpson would resp tfully say to" her friends and the pub 3 that hfi has made arrangements ta enlarge her class of . music scholars, and would be pleased to instruct any'who may wish to takelessons on Piano t orte. inquire it r.Jiioniii. corner Vine and Second The M. E. Coufereuce for Nebras ka met at Nebraska City yesterday. Thred or four steamers Lave passed up during the past week. There will not be less than 500.000 bushels of wheal raised in Cass cuuuiy liis teason. The proceeds of a donation to Kev Lemon: at Omaha, last week, were S150. Stadflmann's liakry is about to be r.m, m C HeroldV old stand between Third and Fourth streets. Our city euihorities and the salocr keepers will bear in mind tha: we have u Ia'w'prohibiu.ig th' sabi of iatoxicat ing liquors on dayi of election. - We Iturn il. it popie of rpy county voted down the proposition to issua iheir coin'y bondi to aid tho Otr.aLa Si South Weitein Il.ad. They voted last Saturday, ; ; . ' . ,.: . W..L. Tucker Lufi a fine bunch r?f onions av tiie IIehald o.Tue yesterday the first we havo seen this season. TLey were raised in tie open air, without the aid of reflectors or other artificial helps. Tucker is ahead. sP - J Real es a:e dealers wii". find it ad- vactageotls to use the coiumas 01 me IIJera.i.d pretty fresly just now. - ine cariy bird," etc. . The roio who fets ,he start will ba the man Who mates Uly . j RKmeraber that there are or.ly two day?, to-day and to-morrow in to register for the conning city . . g hal ur nepubli .. rejjUlerBj. . ... f : - See advertisement of florae Insur Br,ra Pomoanv. of New Haven. This r j sound company, and has fulfilled 'rf auiremenla of our statutes. Sam. M. Cfjapman, Esq., went to rtrinrdn laet Monday on business." - He journals of the" re se,sioa of the State Seoate, hav ing had them here for the purpose o making copies for the printer. The sales of the great Dry Good bouse, Fielp, Leiteb. Si Co, for 1S6S were SJ0.419.2y0. xeed ing; that o anTC!herkoUi u Chicago; atout 33,- :, v , . x 000,000 ; a forcible i.lustrntion ol AZi fair dealing-, based oa a cash jsteru can accomplish.4 ' r ' ' ' We hear that fifty families the ad vance guard of Capt. Murphy s Re- pubiJCaa Vulley Coloriy have arrived ler, of Ashland, met for the purpose of makinj a donation, they accordingly - ........ j ,u-. i. a ." UJltu lJ kuai i-..ua. social tune, a supper, and retired leav -n biin lhe graftal poe.r of SM ia money, and o'.hr valuable loken3 of their regard. ' C; - " L'AUHs:ks Don't you buy the U ler, User or any other Cultivator until you go xo F..rgy'.s shep and examine E. Nl ,n',Cebrv ted Patent Walking Uuvaxor. i. champion: C E-.!For.-y manutaotur ic them, anl is rV..ing th i sl.ove.s out of the best refinei ca bei, uu i" wood work of tb beat timber that ch bahaJ. This Pb isi0ti-.o4- whers evsr exhibited with uthers. This P.ow took the premium over the Wicr Plow m hU own county See testimonials. TKi- 1, to certify that I attenaea tne Iowa State Fair, held at Ui.ntory ucu, i o i nn, 4. and ray Improv ed Cultivator was examiucu k ,.f two of the best out of some :tu.M Ed..Newlox..v Uhnuis Stale Fair,' Qmncy, September, 18G8. Newlon's Cultivator was examm- ed and found to De one ui ir Premium withueiij. J Rioer, Asreni u.-.j ,i,,itn. Ohiu. H'V 13(58. Newlon'a Cultivator was awardad the first premium ever all ethers. Own LtTRF.r Ajrent I nartlfr, thxt my Cuhivator was award ed the fleet premium in Warren county, Illinois, over all others in 1803. (Tako notice, this is in Wier- own county.) Wier'a Plow was at all of these Fairs, excert ia Ohio, and I beat him every time. Ed Newlos I..ri Todd.Esfi.. Mt." Pleasant precinct, Cass county, Neb , is the only man tuat has ever used tfcis plow in iteuru, t f Wm niirhhor8. and after giving it a thorough trial with several other Plows, including the Wier Plow, is decidedly in lavor oi iu .unv proved Champioa Cultivator. Plowing' Matches. I attended a match at Col. IIutchison'E. 1-i different Cultivators pres ent. Ererv 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. - EdNkwlon. Chenoa III. Newlon's Plow V ictorius over all others, nt a plowing match here. Kingman t Co., Agents c AWlft Henderson, III. Newlon's Plow victorious over all others at a plowing match here. C Messkncer. Thi.. is to certify that I attended the State Fair of Nebraska, withE Newlon s Improved Cnltivator, and it was founl to be one of the beat of two ont of seven. Premium withheld. C. E. Forgy. Reasons why ycu should buy of For ?yist The shovels aro of tha best cast steel, which no other shovel Plow can boast successf ally. 2d. Mv Flow is easier handled. 3d. It is ranch lighter on your team. 4ih. They are mde horn and I the mnnev tou rv tor taa piuw mats and yon cm get it in the fall with the corn you raise. 5th. If your plow orcass, juu uu" rVioiij tn or with it. If you break acast- in in an Eastern made plow, you have tola? out of the nse 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. 7'.h. They are the best in ose. 8th. They are all warranted to give the beet of satisfaction after three days fair trial. Send in ?our orders early. . Jannary 23 "ra3. ' ; swiHi;. All persons indebted to u'. either y 1 9a. note or n?eount, will please ca.i an', sc. tie immediately, n we wish to close our accounts by Dec. 25th. ni)v2ut. $1200 and all Expenses Taid !- .p.t itiirertisement of American Shcttle SeMmg MACnixnin our" a Ivcrtinin col umns.- 1? PAY LP, All persons knowing therascves irdeljt- cd to me will nleae.call and pay tip im mediately. A word to the wise, etc. Spt.l0 tf. Ct E. Fokgv. Talte Notice. All persons indebted to me by note or account will please call and settlo lmnse. diately. All accounts . not seitlod by December 25U:, will bo loft for collec- i ticn. Take notice ana govern yoarceu . . . it 1 accordingly, and save ynnr cost. nOVS'jtf JACOB ALLEBT, JR. VAHEIVES," The Air?'' cl forn 1 iin.crs. The best and most reliable in nS3,H has gmrantee most positively: It ia lighter of draft, having ganz wheels forward allowing tha tor.gue to play in the neck-yoke,causing no weight en the horses neck, thou"h the heaviest man riJe as operator, it works free on tba binges so as to acoornmodate itself to all unevenness of the ground, has n wide opening at tho heel of the runners a'lowinz the corn to scatter in tho hill, with small ' plow attachment, actually catering the corn.M is supplied with.a flexible cut off whtca performs taa wor .... without iniurmz the eram, a. so drill and . .. t. i. ... .1 nn arrqniri.ini piiru. . i. ix iiii.iliulileu ly the most perfect Corn Planter in nse, we fully warrant it in every pwticular. Farmers call and fee the machine.and wa duo refer you totb'se wbo used thera in this vicinirv last season Clark&I li March 18w4. . , , , -r ' 1 ; . - LLARK & I LCMHERj Ag IS : The Vrt&"t k at i T . -mT- J " between J. P, tampion V . .i!eKi't and E-Batsor? o.idnr the firai name of Simpson, Mickelwait Si Co.j is this day dissolved by Sir E. Uuttery retiring from said firm. Simpson & Mickelwait as eumes all liabili-.ia of the late firm and eo'.lects h.11 dpbts due snrae, and will con tinue the Lumber business tt the old stand. Simpson, Mickelwait & Co. PlattsmouthjKeb. Feb2o,tf. ; . J.OTICK. Flavins bought out tho interest of E. Battery in the late firm of Simpson Mick elwait & Co. it is absolutely r.ecessarv a tnai ina n ! that tha business of tb late firm fhould ( Therefore wo sb-tU ex- 1 ' - , d i .. . . Swrsox - Mi:kelwa:t. I I'lattsmouth, Neb. Feb23,tf. JlJ JL1-i JN JL J -L Wit; k it nr. T.Whic.toii' Oltre ilminatOic lt r(r k in cnith moDth . A 1 order left lu me pol- ol!ie- will pronipt'.y attended to. July. Parmclo 'c Kershaw, Dualeis in . LUMBER, SHINGLES, rATKl. TISBER, &c , ... . r Plutlsmouth, - -'Neb. C H PAHMKl E, W. KERSHAW, .. Aagwtt 2Tth, 1S63. Henry Boeck, IiEjILF.S IN FURNITURE, Lounges,-Tables, Safes,! BEDSTEADS. Of all descriptions and at all prices. Metalic Burial Cases, Of all siief, also WOODEN COFFINS, Ready made, ind sold cheap for cash. With many thanfes for past pt'oTiajr. I invite all to oil aid cx.nia4 my 1 arie siock of purni tore and CutHns, jaojcu. , - Tn,if nrirl Omameiltai - - TREKS ft fi ttn QtiOttOQ Of flWTft UiiiW Vt WllUMWW v w ROSES, VINES. Greenhouse Bedding and Plrants, BULBS. &C- Cali vjUJ nud fur bale at the Kockford Nurseries, no CK FORD, ILL ISO IS. Mr. Sheirrrian, the proprietor, has had twenty yenis exMrii.iKe In r.tiain iru i iu id r n oriiirm anJ ' vt'13 III;':? T 1: it II l! un ki- ii'iii-u as litinif terfi-i;ily liar.ly aal we.l ilj;.tt 1 to this climaliv. . lir C'aUorae, Pilee List bed o'.h r i:.f.rio-tioc J. H. biiAHMAiM, ?lr h 1S,1SG r-oprii.or. Pleasant View Nursery I hav on hand and tors.ilda fiacasso.tme i!i.f ST7RSBRY STOCK cor.si.-tir.g of tha choicc't vsritty cl 3 year t,:d Adapted to this tall and climate. Kilaatd Tun and a l.a1,' miles soitihtcssl oj TaUs viuuih, .Xthrasf.a. Perry Valker Jin2Sm5 ' . SHANNON'S Feed, Gale and Livery STABLE. ,r s - Plattsmouth 1 j am prepared to acxmmodate the pnblie irtt Horses, Carriages and Buggies, Also, a nice Hearse, ... .nil t.onal),e forms. A Hact will run to steamboat landing, and to all parts.of the J, "W. SDAKNOS. . 1 JLI i V m u Jt , - 1 BY WM. J- Hx ATT, Proprietory PLATTSMOCTH, NEESASLA. First-rate EtabUng and Wagon Tarils for the ac- commodation of the pul lie, also a good stock of WORSES AND CARRIAGES, . 1 rt ia, Afi .rr re.onab!e t?rmi. stubinon Mam street. noy T-i-e th e sher- TiAN HOUSE. Plattsmouth, Neb. Dec3Uf. Tt TiT o TVT prhnn iv- Doaler in iiaRDWARE, CUTLERY, IRON, STEELand NAILS, E0CK ISLAND PL0T73, CORS.P VtAXTEti 'V . Wa,ki."? Cook Stoves, A Large Variety on Hand. Spades, Shovels, Hoes, Rakes, &c," &c. A larpe stack no on hand at small advance on Eastern Prices. 106 mMain Street, Nebraska City, (Opposite the Seymo-jr House) SIGN OF THE PAD-LOCK. C00K,C03URN&C0. Advertising Agents, Chicago. 6mArt auih'rrizfd ta recirt A lrrr ti merits for this paper, ut our lowest mtp9 n.i) fire Anmtz for all Vin.a. Pers in the V. Si aud 'Tcrrxtoricx. . REED, BEAED3LEY & CO, neat iisiatu xjkcuuo , XWESPIA'O WATER, ZEBHA-SKA. I., n.t hnmrlit. maniiffeJ nd Sold. Valuable Tim W LDd for s.ik-. Tax.i pai.l for J.on-re!ri,:fiH . - - . . i .1 Collections .roUiptly attended to. mrr!i 26 ISfl?. B.?pni.oCB. R.Baxter visdha Co. Cicrk aad Kecorder, . Uept'y C'erk 4 Kdc r. iRnnrlock & Wirdham, FRONT ROOMS OF COURTHOUSE, Cler.kand Treasurer s Office. LANDS. BOUGHT c SOLD. Titles Examined, and Cozivevanccs Made, i my . I Taxes' paid and receipts forwarde promptly. p-attsmouth, June 18,ls63 all. x o. F. JOHNSON. EUGEKK B. J.EW1S. 0. 1 MEM & (0 (oppaute Ciark tc Flumtner,) . DEALERS IX Drugs, Medicines 23 C3 OSLS STATIONERY, PERFUMERIES, IliAIR OILS. Newspapers, Magazines &C, &CM t&C. PreserlpMona eanfaily ooapoooded by an expe rienced Droggit. luS nis. Cheap Cash Store ! L. F. REED, ' P. E. BEAREDSLY. REED fc BEARDS LEY, WEEPirJCa .iWATER, NED RASKA T7E ine Jnst operel a larpe stoclt or voous t WTceying Water, C jnsmiiQK ot Dry Goods. uncccrtes, - Queensware, Hardware, i ., , : - Glass, . - - iron. Wooden Ware, JVbiions, An) PrT tbiT2 th farm-r nd raecliric re'd. Styles and trades to mlt. To buy tUewliere m.y be well, to buy h'-re is well aiwy well "ftoa b. t ter fn-n ;iHt. Call ami e. lA.lt t h tioods. Ask for the price. Consider we.!, and i wu ii it wise-it. All uoous wwraii'PH ;"-itui' J jly 80 tf. WE3W ItlE VJT .TIAKEiET!! GEO. FICKLER, ft CORKER 2J 4-MAZX STREETS, PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA. Keep constantly on hand the best of Ail Kinds of ITZcats, hich they can furnish their customers at "he BEST CF RA1ES IOR CASH t July 21. 1563 3m. T,nrw f 1 JiZXAJA,. irfiiiawAjf - 1 2,i ST.,OProiITE"l!EW YORK STORE." PLATTSMOUTH. - - IN KB Confectioneries, BREAD, PIES, CAKES, CHEESE, aml SWEES CRACKERS. kept on hand at oll times. II Oll'Jlf. Weeping Water Mills, Farmers, go where you can getx-4ie best Flour and the most of it. S3 11 oXXX FLOCH and 12 Vis of SUA g'.veu in exchange for good Wheat. . We are also doing irTist wot;.; and, with our In creased faciliiiK, f-;i a?"nrt-d that we can jive thu bttl aud the tuo-t Hour ot any mill in the Hxm. Satisfaction Guaranteed PRODUCE DOV GUT ASD SOLD. HIGriESr ilAKKET riUCE I'AID. REED &, CLINTON. March 2Ctb, li'JS. FURNITURE! n DIMpT SyiAiHrER- I M W b M M mm mm- - - y AyD DEJltKR ry all kisds of Furnituro and Chairs. Tnr::D STnEET. fSe.rM.ia.i PLATTSMOUTll, NEBRASKA. Rerarlne nd Varni-hing n'?atly done. S3" Funerals attended at the snor-efct notice. FOR SALK Oil TRADE! gooi dwetlirpr, containing ail wins, KJ ci liar, and cittern, a well, stable, wood Khed and buKiri shed on the lot, situate on the conx r I SeTenth and Locuat street ; a.!o. a two utory brick fauiidinv, 2x36, with iwo Iota, situhte on Ultn street ni.rlh of ilHin. The abore nronettT will ba soi l cheap for cash, or traded for an improved fuim in C" count t. For particulars apply on the premise. V OtO. BOECK. All persons indebted io me are requested toca.il I acd settlo immedintely, as I must aud will bare tbem nettled forthwith. NovlSHf. GEO. BOECK. NOTICE!! NOTICE ! ! t am now receiTing sT FALL AND WINTER STOCK OF GOODS, and deslie to call special attention to the 'same, afl solicit a careful examination of the GOODS AND PRICES fcefore ptircbaaing elsewhere, as I am determined to KEEP MY STOCK. ao Urge and i WELL ASSORTED and the prices OP, EVERYTHING so low as to maks It the interest of every FARMER AND MECHANIC 1 KB CASS COUNTY, ' to call and either BUY OR POST THEMSELVES before buying elsemiiore. E. G, DOTEY. Fiattsmoalh, Oct. 1, 1SGS- tf. A. Water I'ower Saw-JIill for Sale- . ..... Owing to had l eilth 1 ofl-r rof sale ray baW-Jliil with 77 acres of land, knon aa the OLEXDALE HILL I' ROPER TY. 5alJ property lies 2 milos wost of PlattsnoHtlt Cas county, Nebraska, on Cedr Creek, and within half a miltf of the BiMRR line, in the bet settle ment on the Platte litrr, has thirty f et head, and one of the celebrated Voyce Waier Wheels For in formniion rill at my reKWeuc-, i!ht mlli wet .f FiattsinoutU, or address P T UfcAVER, . Saint Louis & Omaha Tri- lipJS Weekly mr-aarsfgsa - 2P.LC5Xs.o"C T line. The HboTe 'ine of StesnKirs wi'l leave. I'latta- month very oih-r day throuftliout the entire efn connwtinffat PlatUmouth wth the BurllaK.on it vii'jumi Klver Kailroa-l ror tn isi, iwnumu soirth.ar.dat t'.H followine roints with railroad con- Hctiono. Council BUitf', Omaaa, fct. Jos'ph, L.tu - eworih and Kansas City. Fof freight or pag- aip:y t cur otfic. 1 - ........ a. r . ,i,irri . Tf, . . .. inarll Biiircun m auntKniiii, iiu. Sheridan House, Wa. W. Irish, Proprietor. Comer of Main avd Third Street, PJattsmoiitli, Web 1-osrd by the day or week. Charges S'am-8 leave this House daily for vlerale. 1 points 0l2vi. Hortt, South, bast and West. JAMES fNEIL Is mT authorlied Aeent for the collestionof all accounts due the undersigned for. caed.cal services; his receipt will be vaua ror iao Pyioent of any monies on wald accounts. A Great Novelty ! I70R25 cents and one red stamp, we send any - party.6 sampli's all diifil'rent of orr New Golden Fountain Pen, Holding ink to write IOO LINES AT ONE DTI'. $10 Per day soaran tied to Agents. Single sampk-s 10 cents. Circulars Kree. Aaureca K. h. vouxu t;u.. Feb4m$ 119 Chambers St.. Boston, Mass. STOSB! WEEPING WATER, NEB. HOllTOiN & JINKS SEALESS IH f General filerchar V k KaT W DRY GOODS Iir)IEg; nARD ASWAUE, CROCK- Eli-s CAPS, BOOTS, . jES. AK1) NOTIONS.. P1?AND COTTONWOOD LUMBER, SIIJNGLES AND LATII. We-. a.re Agents for Wl'lrox A Cibbs Sewing Mi -c'.ina, K'hlrh-t anoovbtvijljr the beat Machine ne-.f i'.a.-t. marchl?tr. CREST'-' BXCITilNBKT WASHINGTON! SIEK KT2 AN EIEROLI) Having boujrht oat the .itlre Stock of Ooods frr.iii C Q. llercld is ready to offer GR.EA T LVD U CEMENTS In Prices . . Ir.allsellGoodsiOITfS THAU THE LOWEST, for.h, Wheat, Corn, Hidts, Fort or any kiaj t-f CQUNTRY PRODUCE v Sly Stock Consists of GROCERIES , Dli Y GO ODS IiOOTS: SHOES, CLOTltlMi, HA TS u,t c, t P S, V O CKE T ITft On r ir M ry r.. . . j u A xtA.r j t 1 sliMXI-iU AO770.YS, ETC. Ple:.e (r:ve ,n a call ai cr re trick I r.tirt'n- n-s r he 31. K.Chnrcli, Doti U4- r iliin ireet. UERRM.w lUllUHl.