G
5 ! spki
Qz.iT Bbasch. Xo. 2 J. W Bcrnt9.Vr. C T.:
E. B. Lew,.. W. b.: W. Dallas Fen. Lodge
Deputy. M-ete at Court II""!- Hall every
Tuesday evening Travels Tetcpiars reapeet
fd'y invited. ,
Excelsior Dcgrj-c Lorw-.s Xo. 1 . D.
Ferrer D. T.; i E. White. U .S. ,MeeUat Court
House LUI1 on the first and third Saturday even
ings of each month. - -
rB or Uo.-e Looge Xn. 8. 0. J. Davis, W.
C T.: Andrew CvlemaJi. "A. Meets at lit.
Pleaanlvcry Saturday evening.
Faikviet No. .-Mathia CauibeH.
TV. C.T.: F. M.Yount.jr..W.-iiu.J-leer.
Lodge Deputy. leets eveir e n.lay even
ing. Traveling Templars npecttudy jnue-l-
Three Gb-ve Lnwx..". rJ; TpL,,I05d-j I;
C. T-: C. 1J. Winsiow. . s.: m. A. Pell. Lodge
Deputv. Meetl every Saturday tvraini. Irav
li:g Templars are respectfully invited to meet
with lis.
' The AbsnHlty of Prinkinr.
It has become a sort of jwpular al
most national faith that it i.-i not possi
ble to be tmly happy unle?. you drink.
mnn,7 wrtiin clashes, aii-1 they are by
no mean- exclusively the loverf. drink is
the beriuuinz and end of everything. i
The ren- naiue of liquor L held to be J
crnnnm.in? TT'th euiOVmem. ail'l lilt
dearer the liquor the more
It ! pncd ;
and coveted.
Yet every man who i not
a uownriiTiii
drunkard, is wed aware !
. .i i .e i.: i.
tnatnie iiieaaure- oi uauiuii; an,
vend a certain point, a delusion and a
snare. 1 put it to anyone who has stood
in a club-room drink inc. smoking, and
bandying rcckles talk, if the enjoyment
of such an evening has been anything
like that of a few 'quiet hours spent at
home with a book or newspaper? Hie
evil influence of tavern pleasures on the
health is too obvious to be denied by
anyone; and the illuory nature of the
pleasures themselves would Ik? undeni
able also if the jeron.s who indulge in
tliein did not deceive themselves and put
the truth out of ticht. No good ever
came of a drinking bout yet. It is a
short, feverish spasm of animal enjoy
ment, which leaves nothing behind but
remorse, roeret. bad temoer. self-reproach
and headache. I should like to
ask you, sir. it you say your prayers
when you come home in this state ? 2s o.
you do not. You postpone them until
you have purged yourself, your mind,
and jour lips by more rational lehavior.
Next niht when you pass the hours at
home with a book or a friend you teel
that you have had real enjoyment, and
that the time has passed pleasantly, that
you have learnei something, and that
you have not iniured your health. You
are not ashamed to say your prayers, and
vou get up next morning with a clear
b.eaa, a good appetite, and increased fa
cility fur work and enjoyment of life.
YTIiat Break Down Yonng Men.
It is a commonly received notion that
bard study is the unhealthy element of
college lifo. Bat from teLlesofthe mor-
ta'.itv of Harvard I'niversitv. eo!'"rd '
by Professor Pierce from the last trien
nial catalogue, it is clearly demonstrated
that the excess of deaths for the first ten
years after graduation, is found in that
portion of each class inferior in scholar
ship. Even one who has lx?en through
the curriculum knows that where
Hschylus and political economy injures
one. late hours and rum ues up a d-"zen:
and that the two little fingers of Mor
pheus are heavier than the lions of Euclid.
Dissipation is a swift and sure destroy
er, and every young man who follows 'it
is the early flower exposed to nntimly
frost. Those who have ixcn inveigled
in the path of vice are named "Legion."
for they are many enough to convince
every novitiate that he has no security
that he shall escape a similar fate. A
few hours of sleep each night, high living
and plenty of "smasher," make war
noon even- function of the human body.
The brains, the heart, the lungs, the liv
er, the spine, the limbs, the bones, the
flesh even- part and faeu'tv are over
tasked, worn and weakened by the ter
rific energy of passion arid appetite loosed
from restraint, until like a dilapidated
mansion, the "eaifhly house of this tab
ernacle" falls into ruinous deca-. Fast
young man. right about !
Counsels to Yonth.
Let your yonth ever remember that i
the journey ot hie presents few if any
obstacles in its path which faith and
perseverance will not overcome. ' Xo tal
ents, however great, will be of much val
ue to the owner without careful using;
many a youth has failed of lieing any
benefit to hiui-e'.f or others, solely because
he made no effort to improve the talents
God hail given him. ana others have ru
ined theru selves by too great efforts,
while a third class, pos-sossing talents that
night have enabled them to become
blessings to others, have turned their
course downward, and by drinking,
smoking, gambling and licentiousness of
self-abuse have sunk in everlasting niht.
Youth remember that it is in your power
to belong to either of these classes, and
on yourself rests happiness or misery,
consequent on your decision.
Most young men consider it a misfor
tune to be bom poor, or not to have
capital c-nouih to establish themselves at
the outset of life in a good and comfort
able business. This is a mistaken notion.
So far from poverty bing a misfortune
to them, if we may judge from what we
daily behold, it is a blessing ; the chances
are more than ten to one against him
whostart with a fortune. Most rich
men's sons die in poverty, while man3
poor men's sons come to wealth and hon
or. It is a blessing, instead of a curse,
to have to work out thedr own fortune.
A French lady of rank has sued for a
divorce from her husband on the ground
of ill treatment and desertion. One of
the most serious items laid to the charge
of the defendent i that when he re
turned from the Mexican campaign, in
stead of flying at onco to Pau, where his
wife was staying, he sent her the follow
ing telegram : "'Where arc my shirts?
Ican"t find them."' AH Pau "soon be
came aware of the laconic dispatch, an!
the princess could not leave her house
without being asked what she hae done
with her husband's linen.
Joh Billings may provoke laughter. but j
in such a paratrraph as the following. (
there is conveyed much wisdom :
"Mostly enny man will enntv-ds that J
it looks very foolish to see a boy d-awinz
a slay up a steep hill lor the f.eet'ng
pleasure uv ridinir it down again, but.it
aprears to me the boy iz a saee hi the
tide uv the voting man hoo works hard
si! the weke and drinks his stamps up
Saturday nizht."
At a recent woman's right meeting in
New York, aevordinsr to the rTorted
proceedings : '"Miss Uham, of Geor
gia. announcN-d herelf a a woman who
waa not married, never had leen, and,
pro! 'ably never would he. and then put
the followin? connndrum : Who am I ?
What am I? Where ami? Am la
ritizen or am I not ? Or do we. like
MahomeLs cofan, hang in mid air?''
The New York Sun say ''A n-es-rndent
wishe' to know if Olive J -sran
& married. She was married t? a very
lman nanieu Leii e, witn
minv vears. !
mm
she had two Uani fd boys, toll of -
i;;n urith their lather, li1
om
ora
1! J H null. ' ' ,
whom Mi Ijnn i, 5ejernte 1-one
ared twelve and the other ax or eight
ft
years.
The be?t cure for dmnkards, says an
old ! luopher. i?, whibt bcr, to ob
iTvr i druuken mn.
PRICE REDUCED!
Now is the Time to Subscribe
--F03 THE
NEBRASKA HERALD,
which ha just been
ENLARGED AND IMPROVED,
and the price for advance subscriptions
REDUCED TO TWO DOLLARS!
Give the Hebald a liberal support, and it will
continue to labor for the development of the city
and country
Business .Men and Mechanics
w:l! f n 1 the Herald an, invaluable asbktant in
reacuuig tue 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.
EVERYBODY READS IT!
and no peraou whose livelihood depends upoa
SucmN in IStisiiic.Ktt
can afford to do without an advertitenient in it,
THE JOB DEPARTMENT
of thetllEBALD baa been
and otherwise greatly improved,
now furnish anything, from a
and we cau
FANCY JOB IN COLORS
FULL SHEET POSTER
on short notice, and in good style.
PATRONIZE THE HERALD
AXD BUILD UP A nO.ME BUSIXEsS-fl
Has Assisted the Business Man,
and every business man in Plattsmouth should
rwtronir th Hkralp.
Weeping Water 301L
Farmer?, gi where you can get the Lest Flqur,
and the uiutt of it.
35 POUNDS OF XXX FLOUR
AMD
14 IOtT.DS OF DKAX
given in exebage for good wheat.
We are also doing erist work : anil, with mr
increased facilities, feel assured that we can give
the best and uist Flour of any in the rtate.
SATISFACTION" GUARANTEED.
i Produce Bought and Sold
nicHEST market price taid.
Reed & Clinton.
mar26,'C?.
THCS. K. TOOTLE.
T. k. If ANSA.
J. B. CLAEF
Tcotle. Hanna & Clark,
PEALE34 IK
Gold and Silver Coin
EXCHANGE,
Tj.H. ane! other Stocks.
Irafts drawn on ail part of the United State?
and Kurope. Le;.-:t; receive i. und special at
tention given to cdlcctioa.
Plattsmouth, Neb.
je24tf
OR LAMES OXLY.T--.T n
article har
.Mr. MuK
ilulyswi. inga reiuarkabie sale, nd irera
(i AX, 1 ft' Fulton street, X. Y.
W ASKINCTO
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OS Rroadvar,ew lorli.
CYRUS CURTIS,
- - President.
- - $1,000,000.
CASH ASSETS.
Fntire profits divided amonsr the Policy bidd
er. Policies non-t-.rieitatde alter two uiinual
pavinents.
Dividend-on the Contributi.n Plan pai l :m
cially from d.ite f potiry, and in c-;se the " re
miuuis are not p:iid. apjilicd to keep the in-ur-auec
in force.
Life Policies Self-Sustaining,
in from Is to 3i year-. aror ;ius to asf.
litis .iiupny isu(s po!:eies on ail the
proved ilans of insurance, and otlers every
ip-iu-
uucemeiit consistent with solvency.
For particular- apply to the tmder-ined.
For Ascncio-i. to
J'Al L A MASfX.;.eral Ae"in-.
I s' I.n Salln street. Ciiieapo.
RIM A LV.MA.N. .Xsrents
C.iir.cil Jilntls. I.-iwa.
Db. R. R. LIVINCSI i X. JI.i. I t..
nlltf Platt-'iioutti. Xcb.
TIIO.IIAS !B. HYDE,
Real Estate Onlce
AMI
Homestod Directory.
L1XCOLX. XEtnASKA.
Government Lands si b-cted f.-oiu personal x
aminatioii. Fr:e Ili'tncstcads selectectci. sur
veyed aici ecurel. Land- in second hin 1 :i:id
improved taru tMmzlit itd sold, li'.les ticm
inrd and t'f.vc; am-w mad.'.
Rkkki:k.t: John I!. Turner, lute l'res't (!.
i C. I". K. K.: Lee County National l!ank. Ii
on. III.: Kob't Harris. np't C. li. ,V R. U.;
Any P.anker in Whiteside county. 111.: Repi-ter
and Heceiv er of L.md t -Hi'-c. L:i;col:i. n; l'OS.
C00K,C0BURN&C0.
Advertising Agents, Chicago.
trfArt author) ietl to Tterire Adrr-
IJ i I tisnMntt far V,it paprr, at our lowest
ffj t rata, and are Agmtt fir all AVicjpa-
V? 1 pert in the C. S. ami 'Ttrntvnes.
Advertise
DR. M. II n CMSKEY,
DENTIS T
V ill he sit Tr T ivlnir.l.in'. r.lTifa .Inrinfr tli"
hiT-t week in each month. All orders left at the
Pus Office will be promptly attended to juiy.
IJlAXO ! PLiXOM !
ORGANS !
MELODEONS!
J. MUELLER,
Council "Bluff, Iowa,
I'ealer in the .-..del. rated Sieck A- .Mi-Cammcn
ia:ios an i other Musical instrument!!.
Ail iu-truinen!s warranted five years. iolyl
Burlington Bridge Finished
Burlington & Missouri River,
In connection Mi:h
Chicago Brtrlingtori & Quincy
' 11 A I I llOADS
Prcstnta to the PaWns the most direct, sure and
safe route to
Ohio.TllinoU, Indianu. Pennsylvania, Xew York,
an 1 New Kncland.
rssengrershaye tbeeUoice of the various routes
lZ(l'J9nQt Chrtkctl tltrottgh to OttumtC't
r.ites invariatily as low as by other routes.
l.uy rour Coupen Tickets at
Ottumwa r i Burlington
Pnllinan's elegant Sleeping .Cflr n ni;ht
train?. C. K. PKRK.1N5,
A. E. TOVZALIS. SupX
Oen. Ticket fc Par As't.
c. mmRTOs.
; - j 'g .
1 gfpi
NEW TOBACCO STORE!
on Main street, opposite Court House,
PL1TTS M O UT II, N E B.,
We tare on baud a laxje assortment of
CIGARS & TOBACCO,
Consisting of the best qualities of
CIQAES, IINE -CUT. PLUG AND
SMOKING TOBACCO,
j A we 'lea! executively in Tob;uco we can srll as
j ehcap, if not cheaper than oih.-r iUre i:i the
j city.,
j t.uve us a call before you purchase eUewbere,
' ? we know you will go awuy a!i;3ed.
1a RRO.ll & CO.
February 11, 1S39, tf.
B. spcrum-k.
Co. Clerk Jt Recorder.
P.. WIMiHAM.
Dept. Cl k A Ree'r.
Spurlock & Windham,
pi. a TTSiio i' Til - - xi:m:aska.
Front Iliiomtof Court (loose
Clerk and Treasurer's Office J?kcr
I try sum of nine dollar and iity-ro and one
LAXDS BOL QIIT ASh SOLD, I hilf cents. the2? ecut being the profits on the
j g"Kn;s. If yon want anything in the
f3 V? W1 bTK MMOdfW n-ieeiinneous line, call outhim, and it you don't
-t JLdi- 1 BMt f fftff j e what you want a.k tor it. I would remark
i heie that ihey are generfxis, liberal, good look-
asd . j iiig and truthful to a fault."
Conveyances 3Hale, j
T" r. . j . j r . . . r . j I
Promptly.
Plattsmouth, June Is, 10.3 nil.
WOOL WORTH & CO.,
BOOKSELLERS
Binders andPaper Dealers,
ST.
JOSEPH. , -
MISSO UP I.
oct2t
EEViPIRE BAKERY!
SECOND STREET,
OPPOSITE NEW YORK STORE.
Plattsmouth, IVob.,
CONFECTIONERIES,
Pies, Cakes, Cheese
and Sweet Crackers.
REFREHJI E3TTS
kept on hand at all times.
cr.;f
H. HfBEitTT.
NEW
PtflEAT f-IARKET!
GEO. FICKLER,
Corner Main and Second Streets,
PLATT-S-MOl'TU, XEEItASKA.
keeps constantly on Land the hest of all kinds of i
i
MEATS, !
whit
rate?
'i he will furnish to customers at the h
for cu-h. j;i'ta,.'
J. fwl. HiruCHFvi ASM,
tSucce'sor to Dc-nclan i HinchmanJ
DRUGGIST & APOTHECARY.
DEALES IX
jTfcriijjs ami ZfXedicines.
PAIXTt?. OILS. DYES. XOTIOXS.
Toilet Ooocis
PERFUMERY. FAXCY SOAPS.
PURE WINES AND LIQUORS
For Mechanical and Medicinal purposes.
Keep constantly on hand i
stock of
full and well assorted
PATEIXT J3EDICi:ES.
Physicians prescriptions carefully compound
ed by an experienced Irnzpist. X'liie but the
pure-i medicine used. All troods warrautcl as
represented. Call and see.
Main Strut, South Side.
TERMS CASH.
STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS,
ALBUMS,
CGROLIOS.
E. & H. T. ANTHONY & CO.,
591 BE0ADWAY, XEW YORK,
1W Itf afTeat:ea f tt- Tr" t tin-r eiet m Bmrlnent C lAs
tU'tm jniVhM'ar, vr- mmd tmp mt nrna.
rili,
51 rm Or-.
Cakitfc Cratraj r&rk.
H a. Treiiu-i Fbi.a.
triisfu rl i re.
-cf trTrm of ti.. o. . m.imk, La-ay,
r,m7 I,
Aa.tr...'
f I . - r
lr ui I v-....;,
.15.
1
IUI-.
THE LANDS OP THE BIBLE,
lwr totrretff rr ITwticmt v4 Tim-
V-w. ta c-t r.tT. War ntm -'.' (rtt ia -i-r rm
Ut - K KRlt.K tiLh VltiW mf h eti hme , rw4 -4
r n 7-i Ktymrm fr rr-i-t', tr t(t) nil 1 V-i
itsr(lu, lm lUf .H-a. otimmH, VVaM,
lwk ( mmm mm mi IW Imh ratf m.
FHOTcl..rHIC AllCMS -Onr 1irutmrtr mf X'mmi
JjJJ ""' it.:n u .,?.r , .. ...i, -o "
Jf-- mf fiw-r mi-t mmfttm mMnj4 m tea ta a
CHROMOS.
TVmw WtrffJ Mettm, t,l rwmm m nvWM t- A
P Pmwmfmra. mt ie te-. lb r wl. -s pert tmrf . . frea
riir . L--i. Vittu Uae. m4 mflj i Ut i tin
E. & H. T. AXTH02JY & CO.,
591 BoinwiT, X. T.,
tm jTtr wmi Maafr " raorojnrhi.- M.
WHAT ;
CUYLER SCHOLFAX
Says of Weeping Water.
Extract from Iietter to
3rs. Oruiidy.
"A I was telling you. my dear Mrs. Grundy,
I caiae on my mule to Weeping Water in asadly
dilspidated condition wn hat. ran boots coat
stoekiiiirs in short, destitute of all those con
venient appurtenance which ornament a well
dressed man having oeeu deprived of all by
the merciless savagei, who evtn took lny cigar
ca
Thir.kinff that I mi?;t in that flourishing town
obtain a second-hau J blanket, I rode up to
HJ33SIP mi OSS
store, nnd hitohirir my mule by the ears to a
biTtf? freiffht w:iirn liaiel willi ?i'wtl4 for th
pi'lattsnicuth retail trade. I entered. Judge of
i nty Furprise when I was -promptly met and
REMhMBER THE PLACE
IKEEjO J3ROS.,
Weeping Water.
Henry Boeck,
PSALSS IX
FURNITURE,
Lounges, Tables. SaTes3
BEDSTEADS.
Of till descriptions nnd at all prices.
:o
Mefalic Burial
Of ail siies.
WOODEN COFFINS,
Reidy made, and sold cheap foreah.
With many thanks for past patronage, I invite
nH io ea'l and examine my larj;e stoeK of Furni
turo and CofBus. jansif.
FUR E2 1 T U R E !
Thos. W. Shr.vock,
CAB.WET MAKER,
And dealer in a'.l kin lj of
Furniture and Chairs.
third stbket, (near Main)
Plattsmouth, - - - Neb.
Repairinir and Varr.ishinp neatly done.
A3" Funerals atunded at the shortest notice.
iuo.ll.
JT. 11. 3. Strei-ht.
DEALERS IX
Fruits, Confectioneries, Toys,
NOTIONS. BOCKS,
STATIONERY &C &C
SODA. LEMOXADE AXD
1CJE C RJE . l .11,
240 MAIS STEEKT,
PLATTSMOUTn.- - - NEBRASKA.
ALSO. We would iDvite the attention of buy
ers to our full and complete stock of Harness.
Saipi.ekv and Collars, which we are selling
cheap for cash. Work made to order, and re
pairinir done on short notice.
e- Sales room in second store over store.
1 he hij-hest ca.-h priee paid for HIDES AXD
1 1 J'-"- , J. A U. J. S.
I lattsmouth, Apnl 22dtf.
Lock Stitch Reversible feed
Sewing Machine
awarded the
Highest Premium
wherever exhibited.
THE ONLY ONE
capable of sewir- in more than one direction
a-ad fistecine alt its own seams without stopping
n.achine or turning the cloth.
1 1 nses and wastes le thread than any Other,
aa I will commence a scam withowt holding the
eads of the thread.
Warranted to tew heavy or fine goods equally
well..
Over 50.G00 Machines Sold
Since 1861.
Bend for Report and Circulars.
WM. E. TLAXT. Genl A-t.
612 Xortb Fourth street. St, Louis, Mo.
DR. G. H. BLACK. Agent,
n"'il lr atewnnu'h.
Cases,
JRIattsmotiih 9
We lift vc an extensive general stoclc
or Goods that we are constantly as
sorting njt9 tcliicli tcc offer to tlie into
lie at prices tit at tee Ft now must give
entire satisfaction.
We purchase the very best Goods at the head of Mar
ket and strictly for casht and are prepared to compel
iciih the trade at any point on the Missouri river.
E. A. WIGGEXIIORX.
GREAT RUSH ! LARGE CROWDS! !
Everybody, and
B. A. WIGGEKHOEN & Co.,
To buy their
Spring xxcX su m m ox Goods
jSTEW YORK STOEE-
The largest and most conijdete
STOCK OF DRESS GOODS
Are now on cxiiioition at the fwl ork store, at ereatly reduced prices. We call particular
attention to our new tylcs of
DRESS-GOODS. PRINTS,
DELAINS. GINGHAMS.
BROWN SHEETING.
HLEACHED COTTONS.
BALMORALS, CARPETS.
CLARK'S NEW THREAD.
of all kind and prices to suit our numerous cutotnrs. A large stock of
GROCERIES,
HARDWARE,
QUEENSWARE,
WOODEN-WARE,
GL SS WARE,
YANKEE NOTIONS,
HATS AND CAPS,
We hav a hrs- stock of the celebrated GARDEN CITY GLIPPER
PLOW. STUBBLE nd BREAKING PLOWS, and all kinds nl
CULTIVATORS- REAPEkS.
Plattsmouth April -22i, lS6i.
WHITE Sc
PEALCR3 IK
Drugs,
I'oilet Soap
Medicines,
Brushes, all kinds.
M,
For medicinal purposes.
Paints
Oils,
Fancy Toilet Articles, Toys, Trusses, Supporters,
Shoulder Braces, Grass and Garden Seeds,
J-UISjE WIXJBS .A TjT I.ItlrOIl,
Varnishes and
Carbon Oil, Lamps,
and Puttv,
Stationary,
Glass
CHOICE FAMILY GEOCEJUES,
GREEN AiD CANNED -FRUITS,
CONFECTIONERY, &e. rvc.
Having been encaged in Felling Druir and Groceries iathicitv for the oast seven ve. . v
Plattsmouth. Xebraska. April 2d, 19C8.
E3Z.A
STOVE A1VD
T. ZOTJZECIEj & CO.,
f
Wholesale and Retail dealers in'
llarilivarc and Agricultural Implements,
STOVES, TIN, SHEET IRON, BRASS,
.Tmll'mlmYim ST.l.lIFJEJD IFWjRJE,
STEEL PL O "W S
Of all kinds and sizes, which we warrant the best in the market. -
Tin Roofing, Gutters and Sponting Done on Short Notice.
Are exclusive Agents ia this county for the sale ol
Stewart's Celebrated Combination Coal
. or Wood Cook Stove
Give t a call we will not be undersold Main street, next door east of the Masonic Block,
" PLATTHMOI'TH. VF.nHASK A
t .
D. SCIISASSE.
wore too, are (roinjr to
at mr.
COTTON YARNS BOOTS AND SHOE?
SEEDERS, HAY RAKES. &.C
E. A. WIGGENHORN &. CO.
BUTTERY,
Chemicals
Perfumerv.
and
Dye Stuffs,
Chimneys,
also,
WHITE Sc BUTTERY.
W" A
TIIST STORE
THE AMERICAN
SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE
Iretilod at price within th
This machine nsea a triht n V -
tbe LUCK SI ITCH 'alike on both ,.,, "
feU-adjuatinr lei.ion. and can do rrr-. T ,
of tewing, ft will hem. fell. bind, c-.: i
cum. ijjiii, mri, miur aua gainer- '
ii.. ii -ii. i- .
Ml
iu.n w.-ii vu milk, iineu. wooirb
goods, with linen or cotton thread.
The American Shuttle sewing Mac:
Warranted for Five V
e:tri
Our Agents will U u.piea wi:h
pans oi uie nine in lie in cise (,
iiuikcs precisely the
- ...
e ame stiteh rim-j. (..' Ik
W,Nn. Hwy a , , l . f
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mat hi lies. It has t
offaiKU priced mu4.hn.e2, and la the
Low Priced Shuttle Machine
in the market that haa lhi fee 1. W
hleltope!la uit class ,-l.i.ttle Ma--;
very low price, on account oi its sur. j li
consilient low c(.t of tnatiut"u.-turn g.
parion with cumidn-atea uiavhin..
At; i:ts
We wish to arranrn with at-cn's. rial.,
male, to represent the American rditt!e ;
-iacnine in each Mate, Ciuntv and 1
i nitiHi .-mtr an 1 Ontario. Extra
to ex in rienec.l inrt
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For full particulars, as t salary and
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G. V. X. ANDREWS. General
Acirou. .li. n
X. B. For the benefit ofour Apeiit. w : ,
arranged with parties who have troo is . .
for iewin Machine Airents to ell. V. .
send book of sample and lull particular i .
ceipt of one red staino. A fdre..
G. V. X. ANDREW, General A..
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NEW STORE!
Weeping Water, Neb.
IIOItTOX A .1 KXKS
PEjiLELS is
General HTerchandis:.
srcH as
DRY GOODS.
GKOCEIES.
UAKDWARE.
QUEEXSWARE.
HAT.s. CAJ'S. H 'OTS.
SHOES. XOTl'i.Ns
PINE AXD COTTOXWoOD I.l MJiKK.
SHINGLES AND UTi
We are Agent for
nuiuuA a. uiuus oewmg maenme.
which is undoubtedly the
ne.
best
P.:i: .j
O. F. JOHEMSOr.,
rixa ia
JDrugs, IJettt'chta,
BOOKS,
Perfumeries, Hair Oils.
NEWSPAPERS. MAGAZINES
ASTP ALL TOB
Latest Publications.
Precr
it tions carefully wmpoTin.iel If
d Druggist.
perience
I hav A Va. 1
SOD A FOUNTAIA
in good running order.
Remember the rle. nnnn.i t I' -
nier's. I'latlsmouth, Xcbraka. aug":..-.
I. 15. MtMEtlB n
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Hardware, Cutlery, Iron. Stes
AND NAILS,
ISock Island IIov..
CORN-PLANTERS
CULTIVATORS SULKY AND WALK! A
COOIUNG STOVIS.
A large variety on haa lf.
Spades, Shovels, Hoes, Rat-?
io, Ac. Ac. Ac. Ac
A large stock now on ban 1 at small .!..,:.' :
tastern prices.
IOC .Main street, IV ebraka d"
opposite the Seymour IIoue.
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