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LOItUi: DIBEtTOBV.
Ouvk Bbakch. 'o. Barnes. IV . C. I
i. B. Lewi!". Vi. S.: . Dallas re're. Lod
1. W. P.
ts at Court
lay even-
.T.:
Jre
l,i.iitv. Meets at toun House Jiau every
Xu.-5.tay evening. Traveling lemplars repeet-
lully invited.
Fvi mD ntr.icc LiODOR.
Fcrree i T F. K. White. D. S. Meets
House Hail on the 6rst and third Saturdi
ings of each month. n T Tl.-. -
Star or Hope Lono TSo. 8.-0. .T. J w. A
C. T; Andrew Coleman, V . S. Meets at ML
Ploasant every atunliiy eyenmar.
Fairvibw Lod. No. 14 -Mathias Cajnbell.
W. C. T.: F. M. Ynn(r. jr.. W . .Vj W m. J . Hewer.
Lodge Deputy. Meet- every W ednesday even
in. Traveling TeuipUr repx-tflly invited.
Threb Ur..ve Lodgf. No. 24-J. I. Lloyd W.
C. T.: C. H. Winslow. W. !.: AV m. A. Pell, Lodge
Deputy. Meets every Saturday evening. J rav
eling Templars are respectfully invited to meet
with us.
PRICE REDUCED!
Now is the Time to Subscribe
Weeping Water Mills
Nomethlns Xw on n Old Subject.
As nothing has been written or pub
lished in this column for the pa.-t few
week., I have penned a few lines on the
wines which were used daring our Sav
ior's life, and as we give our authority
we defy successful contradiction.
Under the head of wine at the Lord's
FUi:r, we hold that the Bible does not
ray what kind of whie was used, but we
think it was unferruented, because at the
time of the feast of the Passover the Jews
we're commanded to put away all leaven
and the word wine does not occur in any
of the Evangelists when giving an ac
count of the Lord's Supper. It was the
fruit of the vine. Pliny, the Iloman his
torian, has left an account of the various
wines used at that time, in which he
h-tates, "that out of three hundred kinds
of wine then in common use, only one
would burn that was called Falemiau
wine ;" that proves that two hundred
and ninety-nine kinds of wine did not
contain alcohol, and the chances, so to
Fpeak, are two hundred and ninety-nine
to one in favor of Timothy's wine being
unintoxieating.
Let us have the opinion of all the
Christian and temperance readers on the
above subject. Don't be backward, send
in vour communications to Olive Branch
Lodge, "o. 2, Plattsmouth, Neb.
Occasionally.
FOR THE
NEBRASKA HERALD,
which has just been
Age of the Earth.
Among the astounding discoveries of
science, is that of the immense periods
that have posset 1 in the gradual forma
tion of the earth. So vast were the
cycles of'Jtime preceding even the appear
ance of man on the surface of our globe,
that our own ieriod seems as yesterday
when compared with the epochs that
have gone before it.- Had we only the
evidence of the deposits of rocks heaped
. on each other in regular strata by the
blow accumulation of materials, they
alone would convince us of the long and
slow maturing of God's works on earth ;
but when we add to these the successive
topulation of whose life the world has
iieen the theatre, and whose remains are
hidden in rocks into which the mud, or
Kind, or soil of whatever kind on which
they lived, has hardened in the course of
time or the enormous chains of moun
tains whose upheaval divided these pe
riods of quiet accumulat ion by groat con
vulsions or the changes of a different
nature in the configurations of our globe
as the Milking of the lands beneath the
ocean, or the gradual rising of continents
and islauJs above or the slow growth of
coral reufs, those wonderful sea w.tlis, t
raised bv the little ocean architects, who.")
own bodies furnish both the building
f tones and the cement that binds them
together, and who worked so busily dur
ing the long centuries, that there are ex
tensive countries, mountain chains, islands
long lines of coasts, consisting solely of
their remains or the countless forests
that have grown up, flourished and de
cayed, to fill the stores-houe of coal that
feeds the fire of human race if wo con
sider all these records of the past, the
intellect fails to grasp a chronologv of
which our experience furnishes no data,
and time that lies behind us seems as
much an eternity to our conception as
the future that stretches indefinitely be
fore us. Aynssiz.
The Removal of Uie'irp'f -
The Chicago Tribune leads off in favor
ol a removal of the National Capitol,
and after canvassing the ground, con
cludes that St. Louis is the most eliirible
site for the location. The Tribune does
not urge the location of the Capitol at
Chicago, in fact does not desire it there,
for the energies of the people of that
city might be cramped by the control
which Congress would necessarily exer
cise over the national Capital. Chicago
prefers the wisdom of her local solons to
that of the nation's sages.
Gen. Ixtgan introduced a bill at the
last session of Congress, for the removal
of the Capital, but" it was never acted
npon, and died under the table of the
I louse. Au effort will doubtless be made
in the next few years to remove the
( apital to some jHunt in the West.
ENLARGED AND IMPROVED,
and the price for advance subscriptions
REDUCED TO TWO DOLLARS!
Give the Ukralp a liberal support, and it will
continue to labor lor the development of the city
and country.
Farmers, go where you can get the best Flour,
and the most of it.
35 POUNDS OF XXX FLOUR
AMD
12 POINDS OF RH AX
given in exchage for good wheat.
WearenUodoini7gri.it work : and, with our
increased facilities, feel assured that we can give
the best and most Flour of any in the State.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
Produce Bought and Sold.
mar20,'6S.
HIGHEST MAEKET PRICE PAIP.
Reed & Clinton.
TWOS. E. TOOTLE.
T. K. HAXXA.
J. R. CLARF
Tootle, Hanna & Clark,
BAIsTEZEBS
DEALERS IN
Gold anil Silver Coin
EXCHANGE,
U.S. and of her Stocks.
Draft drawn on all partaof the United States
and Kurope. Deposit received, and speciul at
tention given to collection.
jeauf Plattsmouth, Neb.
NEW TOBACCO STORE!
on Main street, opposite Court Ilouse,
PIA.TT8 M O UT II, 1 E B.,
We hare on hand a large assortment of
CIGARS & TOBACCO,
Consisting of the best qualities of
CIGARS, PINE-CUT. PLUG AND
SMOKING TOBACCO,
As we deal exclusively in Tobacco we can sell as
cheap, if not cheaper than other store in the
city.
Give us a call before you purchase elsewhere,
as we know you will go away satisfied.
ii Bison & co..
February 11, 1809, tf.
WHAT
CUYLER SCHOLFAX
Says of Weeping Water.
Extract from JLetter to
?Xrs. Grundy.
IltMtSiiiOUtJi9
I
S25 I
THE AMERICAN
SHUTTLE SEVING MACHINE
I rctailod at a price within lhu rm.l 0f
f 1 - .
1 .1 ni'i!i usm a trial hi nufwiu .. ,
the LOf'K M iTUl Ulike on both
self-adjust,,, t.-!.,ion. u, Kua J t.v ' '
t sewm It j,i ,,; j r .,
Sciiiu, uui t. tu.-k niHI I l. ' I.
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ur .i
B. SPVRI.OCK.
Co. Clerk & Recorder.
R. B. WTXDHAW.
Dept. CTk & Rec'r.
"As I was tellinar vou. mv dear Mrs. Grundv
I came on mv mule to Weeuinir Water in asadlv
dilapidated condition mm hat. aun boots coat
Moekinirs in short, destitute of all those con
venient appurtenances which ornament a well
dressed man having been deprived of all by
tne merciless savages, wno even toon my cigar
c.se.
Thinking that I might in that flourishing town
ODtaui a sccoud-nana blanket, 1 rode up to
I?0i LA DIES nSLY.ToT an article har--L
ing a remarkable sale, address Mrs. MOR
GAN. 1-Sy Fulton street, X. Y.
L !uly8w4,
WASHINGTON
Business Men and Mechanics Hi
N8
will find the IIfRaLD au invaluable uidistant ia
rcuchint; the public.
Farmers read it, Stock Growers read it.
Traders read it, Shippers read it,
contractors read it, Railroad
Men read it, Steamboat
Men read it.
ft ;x3- -A
Spurlock & Windham,
PL A TTSM O UT1I - - 2i Eli 11 A SKA ,
Front liooms of Court House
Clerk and Treasurer's Office,
LASVS BOUGHT AND SOLD,
Titles JBxam in ctl9
AND
Conveyances Made,
T(t.rcn Paid a)d Receipt Foricardtd
Promptly.
Flattsmouth, June 18, 186S nil.
WcJiai'c an extensive oencral figoclt
or rOOfls tJittt itc arc constantly as
sorting uj9 wMcH we offer to the jub
tic at 2riccs that we know must aitc
entire satisfaction.
We purchase the very best Goods at the head of Mar
REMtMBER THE PLACE het "nd siricily fur cash' and arc Preimred to compete
Btl3JKI ISItOS.,
MEEn nil 0s.9
store, and hitching my mule by the ears to a
largo treigdt wugon loaded with goods for the
Flattsmouth retail trade. I entered. Judge of
my t-urpri.ie wnen 1 was promptly met ana
offered n complete outfit, from a pair of stub
toed boots to a goose-quill toothpick, for the pal-
iry t-uiu 01 nine dollars ana sixty-two ana one
half cents, the 2! i-eciits being the profits on the
goods If you want anything in the
miscellaneous nne, call on them, ami it vou don t
see wnai you want asK lor it. 1 would remark
here that they arc generous, liberal, good look-
iiik uu iruiuiui 10 a iamt.
!n.i, well un tilk. linen, nooleu
goods, with limn or cotton Lliri,t
The American Shuttle Sewing Mauhiuo 14 j
Warranted for Five Ycin j
Our Agents mill he sum iiol itt, 1
parts of the ma.-hine ill !h.1m u !, '!'lv
makes precisely the sniii Mitrl, ,n,J
Mllger.M heeler lBl. ,, "i, , '
machines.. It has tin, under te..,, ,, ,. ','
oi high priced liiaehiues. uud 1- theou'y :""
Low Priced Shuttle Machine
in th. market that h:v. tii , , .. W,, ...
bled to sell a rir-t cl.i.- ?l,iuii.' i , t '.' '
very low price, on ne m! ol i'- mhii. i'". ;'
consequent low cos: of nmiu-jo tur iug " '
pansoii wuh coiiipli.-atcl ma. hiu '-
At! K.-VTS
with the trade at anij point on the Missouri river.
Weeping Water.
E. A. WIOtJEXIIORX.
WOOL.YVOUTII & CO.,
BOOKSELLERS,
fc! rwn a rm r. -w-
Binders and;Paper Dealers, Henry Boeck, UllJJiAl
I.SCH.N.V.SSK.
ST. JOSEPH.
oct29
MISSOURI.
DEALER IX
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OS Hroaday,Xew York.
CURTIS, President
CASH ASSETS. $1,000,000
Entire prr.fits divided among the Policy hold
policies iion-iorieiti
piiyments
itable after two annual
EVERYBODY READS IT!
and no person whose livelihood depends upon
Snoeess in EBusiness
cm all'or 1 to do without an advertisement in it.
1'ividends nn the Contribution Plf...
nually from date of policy, and in case the pre
miums are not paid, applied to keep the insur-
UUIC 111 IU11T.
Life Policies Self-Sustaining,
in from 13 to M years, accordihg to age.
ompany issues policies on nil the ap-
, .... t.. ,.,,.11.-,.1 iii.ur;inee, ana ouers every ln-
uui-i-iueni rnnsisient witti solvency.
For particulars apply to the undersigned,
lur Agencies, to
PAUL A MAS0X, General Agents,
t,,1-!",1"'1 :llll "'"'t, Chicago.
ftl.Mli LYMA-. Agents.
PnnnfM ltl,,l) I.. ...
Dr. R. R. LIYIXUSTON. Meii. E.t.,
nlltf Flattsmouth, 'eb.
Real Estate Office
AND
Homestcd Directory.
LINCOLN, NEBRASKA.
Government Lands selected from personal ex
amination. Free Homesteads scleetected ur
yeyed and securel. Lands in second hand and
improved i.-trms ooiicnt una sold, titles exam
ined ami Coveyances made.
hkjerexck: John IS. Turner, late Pres't G.
4 1t,, . v County N ational Bank. Dix
on. 111.; Rob t Hams, Snp't (,'. li. & Q. R. R.;
Any Banker in Whiteside county. 111.; Register
and Receiver of Land Otliee, Lincoln. nll'tiS.
C00K,C0BURN&C0.
Advertising Agents, Chicago.
9-Art auihorited to recrire Adrr.
ii I titrmenUfor tMt paper', at our lomjt
U 1 I in the U. S. ami Hrritorut.
EMPIRE BAKERY!
SECOND STREET,
FURNITURE,
opposite new york store. Lounges, Tables, Safes,
PJaltsmoiith, lYcfr.,
E. A.
RUSH! LARGE CROWDS!
Everybody, and more too, arc going to
WIGGENHOHN 8c Co.,
To buy their
SXxrJLme; and Summer OOods
AT THS
CONFECTIONERIES,
-Pies, Cakes, Cheese
and Sweet Crackers.
REFJtEimEXTS
-BEDSTEADS
Of all descriptions and at all prices.
-:o:-
Metalic Burial Cases,
kept on hand at all times,
nl'tf
II. HUBERT!".
Of all sines.
NEW
MEAT MARKET!
GEO. FICKIjER.
Corner Main and Second Streets,
PLATTSMOl'TH, NEBRASKA.
keeps constantly on hand the best of all kinds of
MEATS,
which he will furnish to customers at the best of
rates tor cash. ju-bSm3
WOODEN COFFINS,
Ready made, and sold cheap for cash.
V ith many thanks for past patronage. I invite
all to cull and examine my large stock of i urni-
ture ana loliins. tjanJStt
FURNITURE!
J.
THE JOB DEPARTMENT ADVERTISE
of thcCIlEHALD has been
DR. W II M'CLUSKEY,
:-A -1 tr
.Henntorlnl.
1 ho time is more than a year in the
future vrh en we !-li;ill have an opjMirtu
nity of electing another United States
benator. but there is already considerable
talk of the probable prominent actors in
the next contest. Judge Crounse and
r II. luigers, of Podge countv, seem to
have many warm friends in tlie South
riatte, while Saunders, Redick, Thaver
V present incumbent), Hitchcock and
others, pf louglas county, hare their
triemis.
hile we of the South Platte concede
the next Senator to the North, we shall
claim the privilege of selecting, from the
array ot talent presented, the man with
whom we shall consider our interests the
saiest. As the time approaches we shall
speak ot the several candidates.
(Jhromcle.
T.I T V . .
uoun tngnr, not many years since,
urvw w mini picture oi tiie ureat lie-
puSilie, which we reproduce, as follows:
"I have another and brighter vision be-
lore my gaze. It may be a vision, but I
will cherish it. 1 see one vast coiifedem-
tion stretching from the frozen Xorth in
vnorith-en line to the gloicmg &outh, and
from the billows of the Atlantic west
ward to the calmer waters of the Pacific
- 1 . ,
mam , aua . see one ixjopie. anu one
language, and one faith, and over all
that wide continent the home of freedom
for the oppressed of every race and of
ever" cmne.
One night at St. Joseph. Michigan,
recently some one girdled fifteen hun-
urei cuoice lruii trees in one orcliArd.
Evidently no single hand could have
done the work, lor it was thorourhlv
done; the bark of tree after tree having
been carefully cut and hacked and drawn
back. 1 he value of the trees is estimat
ed at gOOO.
The question, '"which wants most.
man or woman?" was recently discussed
in one of our lvceum associations.
Nothinc definite was settled, except that
some of the debaters wanted brains. j
A not unfrequeut infirmity ot both sex
es.
The St. Paul Press says: '"Half the
business of the courts of Illinois seems to
be M satify the vengeance of women
le"ause thev can't get the men to marry
them, ami the other half to enable wo
imrn t tct rid of men who Lave married
ti;eiii.:'
anl otherwise greatly improved, and we can
now furnish anything, from a
FANCY JOB IN COLORS
DEjSTTIST,
ill be at Dr. Livinoton's office during the
i.tim its in eacii niontn. AU orders left at the
1 osi I'tnce win be iToinptly attended to Ljulyti.
FULL SHEET POSTER
on short notice, and in good style.
ORGANS !
MELODEONS!
J. MUELLER,
council ISItiiT, Iowa,
Healer in the eelebrtel Sleek A McCammon
i.nos ami otner .Musical instruments.
All instruments warranted five years. o21yl
HlftiCHMAfJ, CABINET SV1AKER,
And dealer in all kinds of
Furniture and Chairs.
third street, (near Main)
Plattsmouth, - - - Neb.
Repairing and Varnishing neatly done.
e" Funerals attended at the shortest notice.
Lno.ll.
J. & II. J. Kfrcig.it,
DEALERS IX
Fruits, Confectioneries, Toys,
NOTIONS, BOOKS.
STATIONERY &C, &C
SODA. LEMONADE AND
IV 12 CIZJG.1.JI9
240 MA1X STREET,
FLATTSMOUTH. - - NEBRASKA.
(Successor to Donelan & Uinchman,)
DRUGGIST & APOTHECARY.
PEALER IS
Irugs ami Hccliciiics,
TAINTS, OILS, DYES. NOTIONS.
Toilet CS-oods
PERFUMERY. FANCY SOAPS.
PURE WINES AND LIQUORS
For Mechanical and Medicinal purposes.
Keep constantly on hand n fnll ami !! .gnri1
stock of
PATENT TIEIHCIAr.S
Physicians' prescriptions carefully compound
ed by an experienced Druggist. None but th
purest medicines usea. All goods warranted a
represenieu. t.aii ana see.
Main Street, South Side.
TERMS CASH.
YOEK STORE-
The largest and most complete
O C EC OF DRESS GOODS
Arc now on exhibition at the New York Store, at greatly reduced prices. AVe eall particular
attention to our new styles of
DRESS-GOODS. PRINTS.
DELAINS. GINGHAMS,
BROWN SHEETING.
BLEACHED COTTONS,
BALMORALS, CARPETS.
CLARK'S NEW THREAD,
COTTON YARNS, BOOTS AND SHOES
of all kinds and prices to suit our numerous customers. A large stock of
GROCERIES,
HARDWARE,
QUEENS WARE,
WOODEN-WARE,
GLASSWARE,
YANKEE NOTIONS,
HATS AND CAPS.
We have a lare stock of the celebrated GARDEN CITY Gl IPPFR
PLOW, STUBBLE and BREAKING PLOWS, and all iildfU
CULTIVATOR, REAPERS. SEEDERS, HAY RAKES. &.C
Plattsmouth April 23. 1S69.1 E. A. WIGUENHORN & CO.
V, c wish to arrange with npeiiN, nuC .
male to represent ihe American Shuttle'';
Machine 11, eul, State, founty and l.,ri
Lnite.1 States and Ontar.o. Extra idu .
to experienced airenls.
. lor full particulars, as to s:i!;iry uud c, .
sion, address
. V. .V. ANDREWS, Uenernl
I-tr..it, .
N. R. For the l.cncfit of our Agei.o. ;
arranged with parties who have goods
ior r-ewing .Machine Aimti t., u. ll u.
cciit of one rei
n:m-l
setnl Look f.f samples and toll particular" or
lie rerl stamp, ddrc-s
V. N. ANDREWS, tiem rai Ager.-D'-tr.,it.
M'L
WHITE & BUTTERY
PEALERS IS
Drugs,
Toilet Soaps,
Medicines,
Chemicals,
Perfumery, and
NEW STORE!
Weeping Water, Neb.
IIOKTOX a: .IKXKs
I)g.tI.Ki:.s IN
General Merchandise,
.SUCH AH
DRY (J.OOD.S.
i; Rockies.
HARD AVARIJ.
QIKKXSWARI:,
HATS. CATS. Roots.
tfllOKS, NOTION ..
PINK AND COTTONWOOD LI M !!KI'.."" "
PHI MILES ASb L:z
We are Agenli for
Willcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine,
which is undnuhtcdly the l.ot Maehiue t, .
iiiur:.
O. F. JOHNSON,
1'lAlk.K IN
Dr ugs, .lMctlicin
BOOKS,
STATIOA'KK V,
Perfumeries, Hair Oils,
NEWSPAPERS. MAGAZWES.
AM All. 111!
Latest Publicatious.
lotions eirfullT Compounded I f in .
d iruggis:.
I
I'rcsrr
perienoe
Brushes, all kinds-
rancy loilet Articles, Toys, Trusses, Supporters,
Shoulder Braces, Grass and Garden Seeds,
PUKE AXI) tlQUOISS,
For medicinal purposes.
I have A No. 1
in good running orji-r.
n,?.-"1i'.?'r. ,h I''"ir..rPi!'ite dark & Vlnr,
...v. , laiiriuuillll, -ieOl'1
ia.-ka.
I. M. JIcIECIIAX,
Paints, Oils, Varnishes and Dye Stuffs,
Stationary, Carbon Oil, Lamps, Chimneys,
Glass and Putty, also.
Hardware, Cutlery, Iron, Steel
AND NAILS,
ICock Island INou,
.GREEN AND CANNED FRUITS JculY.
CHOICE FAMILY GBOCEBJES,
COiFECTIONElY,&c. &c.
- : -
ff:.
1 i njTV" i-W-SJ
BTEREOSCOPIC VIEWS
ALBUMS,
CHEOMOS.
PATRONIZE THE HERALD
3 iiSs S-tjXi i'iR
E. & H. T. ANTHONY & CO.
591 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
iiiiltii'''" Ssp1
. 1 w
tol w atiratiaa tt 11 TrV. to Ibrtr nhNin immu mt
Catakilta,
A rtlofi.
AND BUILD tT A HOME BUSINESS.
Burlington Bridge Finished :
t-iiri rrk.
Orrtl Wnt,
H viMtnair,
Delaware.
Vems'lt.
1.
J fK.
TIIE HERALD
Has Assisted the Business Man,
and every buitie man in riatitrnouth should
pstromre the Herald.
Burlington & Missouri River,
In connection vith
Chicago Burlington & Qnincy
It AIL HOAUS
I'resenti to the Public the most direct, sure and
Nile ronre in
C'hio, Illinois, Indians. Pennsylvania, New York,
x.nriitnx.
Pa wneers hare the choice of the rarinn mnx
centering in Chicago.
li'tggoye Checked through to Ottumtca.
Rate invariahly ns low a? by other route.
-Buy your Coupen Tickets at
Ottumwa cw Burlington
Pullman s elegant .Sleepine Car? on all nisht
trains. C. K. PERKINS.
A. K. TOrZALIX. Supt.
Gen. Ticket k PaVr Aff't.
C. C. MORTOX.
sepIT Genl Freight Ac t.
Ymrtm,
Kariaa4.
Tnanom.
Cnratal tntm.
Tyrol, .
Fcta.iekit
J mpl.
1 tr
THE LANDS OP THE BIBLE,
, . ..... . n vi p a a v 1 - j 'm ravitvraaaal
lrri4. ajum? aWfi-. MrmUmad. mtZ
mm. mt tmm memt Mm at la 'tmmit rmimm.
JZ?.T3mrH,C lBC, Hmmmtmrtwrmmf A (. HI
iftraMsaMt Uc emmmtfj aa mmprrtmt aa aaalitT U4 kcaMT la all
All r IMMad. i a . . . .
Ar. - ' " aT. mwm PVITTinilf fTini
cfm aaaautc tair pucaaava.
CHROMOS.
f-, ,T?t i"""'' Knrn. that cw,. tw ,.-,.VW fm ,W
1 rUft. - pp7 tarn
aiij e would innte the ntrpntlon nfKnr.
v.-.wvuriuu ami compiece ptock Of JIarxks
vou- u urn luatie xo oraer, and re
.ur unao via cuuri noiire.
ipi i i-vvuuu rwi; V tTI 1 1 TV.
1 II R FiitrnAur flush n :.l r . nri.i -
Tl'ii: -jam lurmuLj AJD
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Plattsmouth. April 22dtf. "
ine wanw or t
n MiffflirMt in QAllin t Ti.-- - ...
he peoplS in our li ofT patSeven year,. we know
COOKIXG STOVKH,
A larye Tariety r,n faanlf.
oest quality to supply those wants at very low
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, April 2d, 18S.
rrices.
large stock of Goodn of the
WHITE & BUTTE ItY.
Lock Stitch Reversible Feed
Sewing Machine
awarded the
IE! A.ZR,IP AAT. A F?.FT! y
STOVE AUD TI'W STORE.
Spades, Shovels, Hoes, Rakes,
ie., Ac., Ac., Ao., Ac. .
A lare stock now on band at -mall advii ,- or
Eastern price?.
IOC Main Sireer, Nebraska t lif
(opposite the Seymour House 1
FIGN OF TIIE PADLOCK.
IE.
T. IDTTJUH & CO.,
tz
09
I
Wholesale and. Retail dealer- its
Highest Premium Hardware and
wherever exhibited.
lgricultural Impleiiieiits, j
STOVES, TIN, SHEET IRON, BRASS,
THE ONLY ONE IJTmlP.lEn V STMW JIT VT?
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1ST JhJSL PL O "W S
capable of sewmp in more than one direction
and fiistcin(t all its own seams without stopping
machine or turning the cloth.
it Ufc-s ana wastes less thread than any other,
id will continence a seam wirhnnt hnMIno
Of aU kinds and sizes, which we warrant the best in the market.
E. &H. T. AHTH02TY & CO.,
801 EKOAPwar, X. Y,
Importers and Stacuf r of Photegraf hie Materiala
Warranted to sew heavr nr fnr mn1 nnvi
Over 50,000 Machines Sold
Since 1S61.
Send for Eeport and Circulars.
613 orth Fourth street, St. Louis, Mo.
n36-65yl
DR.
G. H. BLACK. Agent,
Plattsmouti Xeb.
Tin Roofing, Gutters and Spouting Done on Short Notice.
Are cxclusiTo Agents in this county for the sale ot
Stewart's Celebrated Combination Coal
or Wood Cook Stove
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