Image provided by: University of Nebraska-Lincoln Libraries, Lincoln, NE
About Nebraska herald. (Plattsmouth, N.T. [Neb.]) 1865-1882 | View Entire Issue (April 29, 1869)
-s-c--- T - ""locXl news. The Kate Kinney left a quantity of freight at our levee last Monday. . z 4V- -rt t rp 1 T - r . n7AoV!nAAn f av home last Monday. iIIoraee Greeley has declined the Pa cifio Railrad Coramissionership. . The U. S. District Court for Nebraska commences a term at Cm ah a next Tues day. : Fourteen steamers have already pass ed op the rWer this Spring for Fu Ben ton. .' ' " They have resolved in Omaha to cel ebrate the completion of the Pacific At the special election last Saturday, P. P. Gass, Esq., Republican was elect cLAlderman. . We have just received a copy of the Governor's Message, delivered the 8th of last January. . . -m Kershaw & Waugh have removed their lumber offics to the south side of Main at., adjacent to the yard. The wind blew fearfully all last week, and ended with a refre.hiDg rain Sunday ight. Negotiations are now pending for the establishment of a first class woolen fac tory in this city. No better location can be found in the wast. We understand pariiea wsre here a few days since 'making ' at rangemeuts" for Starting a Macbino ShopJTbey have nearly perfected their asrangemenUi, and J- timim. via uuuu nibu iuo ueceaaury ma chinery in a short .time. - We met a gentleman last. week named Uriah Hawley, aged 82 . years, who has removed to this State to make a fortune. HebriDga with him 3.000 apple trees, and will open a nursery on Weeping Wa ter. Mr. Smith, agent for the Oteds, has written a letter to the Nebraska City Chronicle in explanation of the treaty for the Otoe lands. It needs some kind of explanation. S. S. Billings, Esq , lias commenced the excavation for a new business house on Main street, one door west of his old stand. Billings is alive, and understands the importance of prompt action. The Lincoln lot sales take place on the 3d of June. The Commonwealth justly Tflnarka that a favorablo roto on the bond question will materially help the ale. . i A specimen of "perfect bliss'' was ex hibited on our streets last Tuesday in the shape of a full grown man from the ru ral distriots, walking leisurely along "Why don't you say more about the Railroad,' some of our friends ask. Be patient, gentlemen.- Our R. R. does not require the same amount of wind work that some of them do it will go by steam. . The IIiBAtQ.will have plenty to say about Railroads direotly. The man who had, ourname placed on the list for a VIS. Granl Juryman ought to be hauled over the coals by that body; We are summoned, and if original mat ter is scarce in next weeks Herald the fellow who gave our name to the Mar shal should be held responsible. Messrs. Porter & Dodge are about to engage in the freighting business in 'the White Pmeregion. Mr. Porter is now in San Francisco making arrangements, and Mr. Dodge will leave in the course of a week. Dodge axpeots to be gone about two years. The people of Fremont think the chances are good for the B. & M. R. R. Co. to join their road with the Pacific at Fremont.via.' the Wahoo valley. Stran ger things have happened. Capt. Palmer has been paying $2. 50 to $3.00 per day for laborers durirjg the past week, and was unable to get a full supply at thoso figures. A few more la borers are needed in this county. Will eastern people tako notice? T . ST LUKES pTe. CHURCH. The Right Rev. Bishop Clarkson, will, (D. V.) conduct divine service, preach, and hold a confirmation in the. above Church en Friday (to-morraw) evening, at 7:30 ''- " ' -" - - lie will meet the Sunday Schoolchild ren at 4 p. m. All are invited to attend. - IaeiDKN-r: U i 'stated that when Ajaxs claim of Ih'reV h'utidred 'dollars against the State for writing a letter, was presented to the Legislature, sixteen other men stepped np and said they would write letters any number the in terests of the State demanded at two hundred and seventy. five dollars each The Legislature concluded not to invest anj State funds in letters, and Ajax says they are exceedingly dull. Present yonr University Bcheme, Ajax, you may mako a connection yet on a light profit. Chronicle. ' Extorsive Art Gallery .-Nsxt . to the Bible, no book is more useful than Web ter's Dictionary. The unabridged is an extCBsive art-gallery containing over three thousand engravings, representing almost every aaimal, insect, reptile, im plements, plants, etc., which we know anything about. It is a vast library, giving information on almost every men ti suable subject. It indeed, has been well remarked that it is the most re m arkable compendium of human knowl edge in our language. Household Advocate. We are selling Plows at greatly re duced prices.' Call and examine, at Doom, Bro. & Co.'s For the advantages of the Julien Churn, we refer to . . Don. S.Maxwell, C. Heisel, Esq., and F. Stadelman. For sale by " Doom, Bro. & Co. The Union Corn Planter is the cheap est and best. Doom, Bae. & Co. Our readers will remember that a con solidation was made some time since be tween the U. S. and the M. U. Express ooant now due, will please call and st- Or we IVOTILE All persons knowing themselves in debted to us, either by note or book ae- Xi This space is paid for by Class: 4 PlumkK a, who keep the largest stock of Qoods to be found la the country. - CHANCERY SAILED . Rose Aon Decked- i - .'fl Daniel M. rIShj A Mary E Barney, J Cbcerr nd by Vl'tne of m decretal order to mP 7reed from the office of the Clerk of the District Court of the Sd Judicial Duliict of Nebraska! wttMn and or Can cookty, bearing date on th 98th day of Jane, 1867. being the spectal Jone Tim of said Court. I, the subscriber. Master la Chancery for said Court .will tor cffer'salr at publie auction,U the highest and b-t bidder.for cash.in front of th Court " House in the city or Platumonth, Case county. Ho b rank a, on , Monday, the Uth day o Jf.y, 180, -at 1 o'clock p. m. of said day, the the foltowlaa: de scribed real etate, to-wit s Lot No- twelve (12) la block No. thirty-three (38), as the same is designa ted open the pubiwhe J and recorded plat of th city ot Plattsmonth, Nebraska. Together with all and singular the fmproTcmentj, hereditaments aad ap purtenance thereun'o belonging, to bo sold as the property of the defendant abore named, to satisfy said decree, the amount of which is rise Hundred nd Sixty -six and 80-100 Dollars, Witt interest frost the date ef said decree, at the rate of ten per osnt per annum, together with costs of suit and sals. ' ' 8AM. M. CHAPMAN, AprU22w5 (Ulster in Chancery Henry Boeclz, flltlt IK FURNITURE, Companies, and that a division of terri tory was made, in whicb Nebraska, and we believe all the country west of the Mississippi river, .was to be supplied by the Merchants Union. Another division has now been made, and this region of country falls to the United States Com pany. The division Superintendents of the two companies were here last Mon day making the necessary change, and the many friends of Jobn Simpson.Esq., will be pleased to learn that he has "been reaccointed !as agent for the U. S. at this place. ... lie has opened an office one door east of O.' F. Johnson's, on Main street. Ho better busicess man ever opened a set ot books in Plattsmouth than Simpson, and the Express Co. ia fortunate in securing his services as an axent. The people of Lancaster county, vete on the proposition of issuing $50,000 in bonds to the B. & M. R. R. Co., on the 21th of May, and the people of Saunders county on the 8th of May, The substan tial men in both counties favor voting the bonds, s far as we, have heard from them. plajing a lively tune uron a Jews Harp Friend' Enoch Iloag, the newly ap- nainted Superintendent of Indian affairs for the Central Superintendency, was Dr. Tratr hasboen engaged daring the pastor of a Quaker Church at Oskaloo- pat week delivering a seiies of lectures on Phrenology, Health, etc., which have been well attended. We were unable to attend the full course, but those who have attended speak .of them in the high est terms of nraise. Ihe unbeliever in the science is forced to believe after at tending a full course. By the election Nocice in to days pa- . i a i V V ja per, it win De seen tuai me people or Weeping Water precinct are doing what they can to secure Railroad connection. We are pleased to see them manifest a spirit of enterprise,' and hope they may be successful in their efforts. If the UiRaLD can benefit . them in any way do not fill their newspaper space - ery i tney have only te make use of its col umns. , , Since Cass county has voted $200,000 m bonda. and the oitv I'lattsmoutn $50,000 the Nebraska City Press ao knowledges that the B. &. M. R. R. Co will build their road westward from this city, and that Nebraska City stands but a poor chance for even, a branch of this ea, Iowa, a ehert time since -c E. S Sharp has purchased a lot just across tho street from Mr. Clement's reViJeooe, in the south part of the city, and is erecting a house thereon. Ho thinks Plattsmouth is a good place to settle in. ' ,. The Governor has appointed Seta Rob inson, Esq., of Lincoln, to fill the office of Attorney General for ibe State, until the next election. We hear Mr. Robin son well spoken of a a lawyer. . . Seethe space where Clark & Plbm mer's advertisementought to be. They we fill 11, but they, do keep thsir store wen ed with goods? t- s s .'-''-' "Spirit Photographs" are the latest sensation in Omaha. We do not object to people acting the fool to a certain ex tent, but think this "spirit photograph" business is calculated for people who have the disease in the natural way. Rotneaaber, Dr. M. U. MoCluskey, the j great national thoroughfare Second to the well known. Dentist is now in town, and will remain antil Tuesday next , 2d of Mav. Improve your opportunity as v. :. t,..a tha last wflpk of each month sua S w - only. Look to your Uetb in time. SimDson & Mickelwait have associated with them Mr. E. S. Sharp recently of Mills county Iowa. Mr. Sharp is well known as a thorough business man, to the people.Iof.Wcstcrn Iowa as well as Nebraska. The firm name is Simpson Miekelwaii' fcd none on the continent unless be the UnioniPacific .; it should tie by the 1st dav of May next. will be compelled to sue them. Doom, Bro. & Co Plattsmouth, April 15 1869. JACCB ViLLElT, JI, PITIE V1LLIKT, r. e. aorrwER. POTATOES 300 Bushels White Neshannocks. Highest price paid for more, Doom, Bo. A Co. Tho'residence,of Mr. Morrow, two miles from Mt. Pleasant, in this county, was destroyed by fire Wednesday of last week. Mr. Morrow and his son were in the field plowing, and the women foiks were washing, when tho fire broke out Mrs. Morrow was a short distance from the house, hanging out clothes, and' be fore she or any one else could reaeh the house the flames had completely envel oped it, so that an entrance even was impossible. The house and entire oon tentswere a complete '.oss not even n change of wearing apparel being saved We have heard no estimate placed upon the loss, but presume the house and con tents could not be valued at less than twenty five hundred or three thousand dollars,, and perhaps twicetbat sum. Mr. Morrow had $1,000 in greenbacks deposited between the bed ticks, which was destroyed along with the balance. This was indeed a careless place to keep that amount of money, especially in a NEW GOODS We are constantly receiving Dry Goods Grooeriee Boots and Shoes and Queensware . Which we are determined to sell as lew as any House oa the Missouri river. VALLERYS & RUFFNER , (Successors to Slaude &jlnderson.) We reepectfull? fictance to oar friends that we bays yurchat d th entire stock of goods.'of 8TAUAK fc. ANDKRHUa- r Oat we are now able to sen lotm gooasai EXCEEDII-CLY LOW PIRICES. Oar motto is LARGE SALES & SMALL PROFITS. Our stock consists in , , Dry-Goods and Groceries, Staple and Fancy Goods, Hardware and Queensware; Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, And a large stock of READY-MADE CLOTI11JVG, WOODEN WILLOW WARE, 1ROJYAJYD NAILS, And in fact, everything that a man wants. B3GlTe as a call and we guarantee you eaUie satisfaction. VALLERYS & RUFFNER. Lounges, Tables, Safes, BEDSTEADS. Of all descriptions and at all prices, Metalic Burial Cases, m Of all sizes, also WOODEN COFFINS, V Ready made, and eold cheap for cash. With many t hanks for past patrotiaE. I Invito aU to call and examine my 1 arte stock ot Vurnl tors sou touoi, . jaaxotf. Saint Louis & Omaha Tri- UVT Weekly SB WCm m , d The Call and examine ' Doom, Bso. Jb Co. I Agents for the ScJmtller TVagon, mhnv in of Steamers will leave Piatt a JJ T)Ijy I mouth t-very olher day throughout the entire sessoa I connecting af Plattsmouth with ibe Burlington Missouri River Railroad for th- tint. nn nouth , and at the following points with railroad col lections. Council Bluffs, Omaha, St. Joseph, Leav enworth and Kansas City. Fof . freight or paasaf apply at our office. raarll SIMPSON A 11 ICKELWAIT, Afents. We.the DraeKlstof Platanonth'caH;th attentloA of our customer to the letters, published below ot the wonderful efficacy of Dr. Boback's, Stomach B It- . ten Dr. Kobaek's ScandinaTsaa Blood Pills. W have been selling these medicines long enough to know that ttiey are ail iney are rwiuuicnani u dv and that the certiflcatos of cures published are truo . PAY UP. AH persons knowing themseTes indebt ed to me will please call and pay up im- CO-PAUTflERS21 IP. We bae thi Jy ado.!tel E 8 Sharp as part ner i n oar basiDexs - The nme and stylo of Arm wid be Simpson, M cke'wait A Co. SIMPSON A AIT. PUtUmoath, April 16, 1C9 22w country where banks are as plentiiful as I mediately. A word to the wise, eta. in Nebraska. We doubt not there are Sept.10 tf. U. fc. oegy. many otners wuo are as care.ess wnn their greenbacks as Mr. Morrow was, and who may get rid of them as easily as he did. We venturo the assertion that mt. Merrow will remember what banking bouses ar"b for hereafter. Take Notice. All persons indebted to me by note or acoount will please call and settle imme diately. All acoounts not settled by December 25th, will be left for collec- - . . ' - ir tion. Take notice ana govern yourcen HALL'S VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RENEVJER Vallerys' & Ruffner are just in receipt accordin,,y and Bave your cost. The sagacious business men of Platts mouth are commencing a systematio course of advertising for spring and summer trade. They are advertising liberally through the II skald, also by means of circulars, posters, cards, etc They eso "a good thing' ahead and aro making ready to secure it. of the largest stock of Dry Goods, Gro-1 ceries, " Hardware, Queensware, Boots, Shoes, Flats. Caps, Doors, Sash, Iron and Nails ever brought to the west. Buy None but the Best Vallervs' iRuffner are agent3 for J. I. Case 4 Co.'s Threshing Machine, J. II. Manny, and Kirby's Combined Reap er and Mower, Self and FJand Rake, John Deere's Moline Breaking and Stir ring Plows., j ..... . nov26tf ' Jacob Yallbkt, Jr. If a few of the property holders m this city would follow the example set by our worthy Mayor, Wnd plant trees in front f their. premises,! t would do much to beautify the city and would ultimate, ly increase the value of their property. Who wll be the next to set out shade trees? - , W. Mickelwait, Esq., has been putting Taluable improvements on his place south f thanitv durins the past year. ' Ilfjbas about thirty acres planted to Apples, Teaohes, Pears, Grapes, Currants,Goose bairies, and all other nice things. Mick, is preparing to "live at bomo" in his old g. ... " ; The editor of the Nebraska City Press nits tip a column in discussing upon "the use and abuse of journalism." Tour theory may all be very well us a theory, bat it Jsn't.worth a cent practi cally. If one is going to be a Republi ean,he must be all Republican no milk arjd-water trash. : r " ' , . m "... The special election held in this city last Saturday to vote the proposition to issue $50,000 in bonds the B. & M. R.' R, Co., conditioned that that the road xnke this city its starting point from the Missouri river westward and that the Depots, Machine Shops, etc., be located within the city limits, resulted m every vote beiog. for ibe bondV with .the excep tion of tico. That does not bow a very heavy "reaction does it,' Mr. Beard There is considerable stir in Nebraska City as-fo the tause ;of the removal ' of Dr. Rennar from the position of Asses sor. It is claimed that some of the mem bers of the Otoe delegation united in preferring charges against him to the Department at Washington. Mr. Mo- Cartney is out in a letter denying his signature which is said to oe attacnea to gcbattler Wagon. the charges. We presume the Ut. is "rotated" but in the regular way, and that personal considerations were not taken into account Commonwealth If jou want to buy the best Corn Planter in use, go t o Vallerys Kuil. ner's and buy Brown's Illinois Corn Planter. ' If you want to B&ve time and labor, go to Vallerys' fc RuaTner's'and get one of John Deere's Walking Cultivators. If you want the best wagon in use, go j to Vallerys & RuEner'a and buy the lv? At the Court Home Ibis morning we were informed that a Pennsylvania Cen tral Railroad finemeer has been in Ne braska City. He came on horse back from the Mississippi river over the line f th Iowa and Missouri State Line Railroad,' and has now fcone West over the line of the Midland Pacific. .tws ,n;a ha. start west on horse-back or afoot?' ? W ill be continue 'right ahead to the Pacific without looking back, or will he stop at tho western terminus of the Midland, near the "Morton Farmr' - Did he have a full camp equipage with him, and a chain and compass in bis vest pocket? Do you think. he shipped off from the Pennsylvania Central CO wiinouc wiling inem-wuro uo 4 "ri ll e may be the President of the company in disguise," trying to purchase tho Mid land road. We advise the News to keep a eharp fwatctt Ttpon that chap. ; He may hava designs uno a Nebraska City that are not honorable. Your" Railroad pros' peels down there are exceedingly bright. Has propcrty.'riz" much since that fsl Vw left?- TTAXTEU 5000 lbs Bacon. 1 1000 lbs Lard. t Vallekts Fob Sali. A , light spring wsgon. Enquire of ' Sajc. M. Chapman. March,18tf. , , NUS1C. Mrs, Kate Simpson would respectfully say to her friends and the pubiio that she has made arrangements to enlarge her class in music, and would be pleased to -instruct any who may wish to take lessons on Piano Forte. Enquire at residence, corner Vine and Second streets Plattsmouth. Febl8tf notice:. All persons indebted to us, either by note or account, will please call and set- tie immediately, as we wish to close our i accounts by Dec. 25th. V nov26tr. .- Vallkrt & Ritffxi. $1200 and all Expenses Paidl See advertisement of Amzricah Shuttlb I Siwtmo Machinx, in our. advertising eel umns. - ' lj : FOR SALE Two valuable residence lots for' sale. Enquire of M. McElwaik. F1R9I FOR 8AL.E. Situated twelve miles west of Plattg- BEED, BEAEDSLEY & 00, Hoal Satata Agents, tWESPiyO WATSR, AEBSASKA. Ia nds bought, managed and sold. Valuable Tim ber Land for sale. Taxes paid for Nob-resident Collections promptly attended to. - -- - march 26 1868. ' NOTICE. JAMES O'NEIL la my authorised Agent for the collection of all ancounts dne the undersigned for medical services; hit. receipt will be valid for the payment of any monies on said accounts. August 14. 1867. B. K. LIVINGSTON. M.D RESTORES ; GBAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL COLOR, PROMOTES ITS GROWTH! AND IS A SPLENDID DRESSING. ONE BOTTLE AND DP THE THIN la the only perfected and scientifically prepared preparation of its kind ever offered to the public, and has no competitor in merit. . By its nse GRAY HAIR is soon restored to its original youthful color and bril liancy, which is so much admired bv all. Fersons whose hair is thin or falling out will, by the nse of our Reneweroon see its good effects, as, by its tonic and stimulating properties the hair glands will be incited and the hair grow thick and strong again. Incases of Baldness it will create a new growth unless the follicles are destroyed. It is cooling, and allays all itching and irritation of the scalp. It does not stain the skin as do dyes, but makes the scalp white and THICKEN is the best and most economical preparation in the world, as its effects last so much longer. Send for our -Treatise " on the B.BptJRLOCK, ' R. BlXTER WlHDHAM Co. Clerk and Recorder, Dept'y Cleric A Rec'r. t RCTFNER. The Memphis Ledger, which is in tensely hosti'e to the Union, and thor oughly Democratic, says of tne moa- ern Aloses: "ive snouia noi xorgei what we are now and :hai we should have been but for i.iDdrfcw. Johnson. There is an impassible river of blood. drawn from the hearts of half a million of Southern heroes, that cannot be parsed over by Mr; Johnson to the . - ... i anecnons or our perpie A strsnjrer in Wabash, lnd , ad dressed a. little- fttWow whom he met as bub." and inquired where the post- nfTicB- was. "Bub" happened to be Mayor of the city, but he gave the de sired information. . j It is said that the late remarkable rpeche nfi Seuator fowler : and Sprague show, that they are going over to the iJempcracT.4 " They show rath er that their makers have drawn, their inspiration from Democratic sources extracts of rye and corn. - - moutb, on the Platte river. Enquire of T, Q P K S ' hair, free to alh by maiL Sold by nil Druoalsts and Darters In Medietas. COOK. COBURN & JCO. Genl Agents for ffortfc-Weatera States, 17 seasboBH 8TKEZT, CHICAGO, ILL. ' " i i I Maxwell Jb Chapkan Plattsmouth Zpril 15w4. ST. LTJXE'S PARISH. ' Monthly meetings of th Vestry 1st Taesdsy ere DiaK ef each month, at tbe Rectory ; Q larterly leeUofrs ol Vestry 1st Moodas of May, Augast, Norexnber and Febrnary. H. fr. uisu. .iuuu,ji:ur. Wa. L. Wills, Clerk. 1. 0. 0- F. Regnlar meetings of Platte Lodge, No. T, I. O. O. .r Datnada eTenlnK at 7 o'clock p. m. Brothers of other Lodges are invited to run this Lodge. By order of Wm. L. Wll, Rec. Bte'y. . Nebraska Chapter No- 3, R. A. II. KecalarconTocatioBS 3d and 41b Tuesdays of sea month, at 4 1-2 o'elock p. m. K.T.DTKE.lH.r.' G. C. BETT8.3ec. - - - - PIANOS. ORGANS MEL.OI EOIS; T am aeent for the best Mosicsl Instruments made. I p,r.in slahinir to buy Pianos. Cabinet, iietro- oolltan or Portable Orans or Melodeons can par rhiu tkrnnh hit sreocvOB as liberal trms us they r frnm ih m Annla carers iQemeeiTe-. n in'iir i menu fully warranted. . t. no aprUl'f CI1ANCER1T SALE. Barah Krerett, 1 ts. . , Via Chsnoery ., . . . . Frances Gulllon, . in paniuancv ihu by rlrtne of a decretal ordet to me directed from the office of tbe Clerk of the District Co rt of the 2d Judicial District of Nebraska, w thin and for Cass county, bearing date on the 5th day of June, 1S61. being tbe June Term of said Court.- I, th u.sur in Chancer for said Court, will ofler tor sale at public aucUon, to the highest and best bidder, for cash. In front ol the Coin House in the city of Plattsmouth, Cass county, Nebraska, on Monday, ths 24th day of Mnij 1869, at 1 o'clock p. m., of said day, the following oescrio- ed real estate, to-wit : ins noimeaai qur section No twenty-sen (ST), in township Wo twelve (12) north of ranse No twelve iizj, east w iu om P. M. in Nebraska, containing on hundred and six ty acrwa, more or less, together with all and singa lr, the improvements, herditament and sptnrto nances thereunto belonging, to be old as the prop erty ,f the defendant above named, to satisfy said decree, the amount of which is Three Hundred and Fortf-nlne and wHJ-luu noiiars, aua inrer'ni on inn same from ddia or said decree, at the rate of ten P-r cenL per annum, together with enut of suit nd sale. . " ,,. AM M.rn.lI'MtN, AprilC2w --.,- "ilaiier in Chaicery. Bead the following Utter from one of the oldest and most " reliable grocery merchants in the city of Davenport, Friend Walyton: Agreeably to my promise to you when here, I write you, for publication if you see proper, a true state- Spuriock & Windham, ment of the good ef- vA. Ji.u.v -is,vaa. kj StomachBitters upon myself. I had been troubled with indi gestion for a lone orWartJ time, attended with severe headache,par ticularly after eating, when fortunately an old soldier friend came inio me store and recommended me to use Roback's Bit ters. I did so by tak ing a small wine-glass full just before each meal, and to my great joy I was relieved at once, and am now well by their use. 1 would not be without them at any price. 1 have not taken any Empire Bakery ! L commenced using the Bitters. And I can say with a clear conscience, try Ro- back's Bitters they will do all they are recommended to do if taken according to directions. Yours truly, Frank-H. Miller, Of the firm of Beideback& Miller. Wholesale grocers, Davenport, FRONT ROOMS OP COURT-HOUSE, Clerk and Treasurer's OiEce. LANDS BOUGHT, &. SOLD. Titles Examined, and CoiiTeyaiices RIade Taxes paid end receipts promptly. Plattsmonth, Jan 18,18 53 nil, NEW MEAT HIARKET!! . GEO. FICKLER. CORNER 2d cfr. MAIN STREETS. PLaTTSMOUTH, 'NEBRASKA. Keep constantly on band the best of All Kinds of Meats, , which they can furnish their customers at i be BEST OF RATES FOR CAS II t July Sd. 1S6S 3m. id 8T.,PPOSITK"NSW YORK 8T0BB." PLATTSMOUTH, - - NEB , , Confectioneries, ,, BREAD, PIES, CAKES, CHEESE, am! SWEES CRACKERS. REFREmiEXTS kept on hand at all limes. ' " . H. lib BER T Y. nl5tf. .
