ir--Mr;i".T,ir'-3y
TEMPERANCE MATTER
tOtVrF. DinV.CTORT.
F Lew" wl W. IhHp Fmw. Lodse
Pemi'tj. Meet, at Court IIoow Hall every
Toiay evrniov. Traveling Templars respect
fully invited. v,.- v,. i W Ti
IIo"w"Hailn the ftrrt and third Saturday even
ings of each month. Tvi W
C T AiiUrew Coleman, W. is. Alecta at 311.
I'iennnt every Saturday evening.
Fall view l3r,nr.. No. V?Wm lleaJ
TV C T F M.onn(r.jr...f-;)ni. J. Hester,
Llic DeVu y Meets every Wednesday even
. Travel" Tcn,Pl'vr-reJQTy Lk-vTw
C. t!; cf U W insiow. W. S.: Wm.-A. Pell.Lodse
Deputy. Moot- every .Saturday evening. Tw
elin Temllan are respectfully invited to meet
with us.
TheTbllowing named pers-ons -were in
A 'stalled officer of Olive Branch Lodge
No.-2, I. O. G. T. on the evening of the
3d inst. for the ensuing quarter :
V. V. Leonard, W. C. T. ; Mrs. M.
J. Humphrey, W. V. T. ; J. V. Lewis,
W S ; Miss. Delle Montgomery, W. A.
S. '; li Heisel, W. F. S. ; J. W. Mar
tshall, W. T.; R- Doom, W. C. ; O.
Straight, W. M. ; Mbs Belle Handle,
W. L G. ; K. Wilburn, W. O. G. ; Miss
Belle Despain, W. R. 1L S. , Miss II.
Baker, W. I IL S.
STOP! BIHJtTI
Young man you that was latt night
geen going behind that screen in the
doorway of a bar-room before taking
another social glass, let us have a little
talk together.
Do you know that it is the first step to
drunkenness, degradation and utter ruin
Perhaps you think not, but not a day
passes without proving beyond a doubt
that such is the ca-se. "Oh, you say,
-'I never get tipsy ; never drink to excess ;
have perfect control of njy appetite, and
am sure I'll never be a drunkard. In
fact, I don't like the stuff; although I
occasionally take a social glass just for
pastime, nothing more.
Ju.-t so thousand.- of young men be
fore you have talked men who might
have done much for the welfare and ad
vancement of their kind, and who might
have bi-criled their names prominently
on the roll of honored ones of their coun
try ; but who instead swell the police
records, ami make prisons a necessity. -
Did you ever see amu that, before he
was entirely lost, would accept the word
"drunkard" as applying to himself?
Never ; not a man lives who expected to
become a drunkard when he took the
first glass ofthat liquid damnation, which
the love of money causes men to man
ufacture for the destruction of their fel
low men.
But you .say there is no harm in it if
used moderately. Neither is there dan
ger in the cobra de capello if we keep
beyond hii reiich. But if you should see
one of your friends take one into his
hands aud2Jcommenee playing with it,
you would uutLyubtedly declare hiiu in
sane. Yet there would be no danger if
the scrper.t did not bite him if he
handled it in such manner as to preclude
the possibility of being injured .thereby.
Either case would involve life ; and, in
making the former experiment a man
risks not only Lis life, but the happiness
of his friends, his mother, all that
should be held dear on earth, and his
immortal soul.
Young man, stop ! Think over all the
misery you know to be justly chargeable
to intemperance, and of the fearful risk
you incur every time you taste the vile
stuff, and it is to be hoped you will not
again have the courage to visit the de
mon in his lair, even if he is screened
from the view of your sisters, mother,
wife or sweetheart.
A few years ago, Thoma3 Wilson was a
eoler man, though he "occasionally took
a drink just for pastime." He won the
l)ve and confidence of an estimable
young lady ; they were married and for
a time lived happily. But alas, he had
contracted the habit of using spirituous
liquors moderately ; he became oblivious
of danger, and in a short time was a
drunkard, a demon, and a few days since
added murder to the catalogue of his
crimes, by killing the wife of' hL bosom
she whom he had taken from her
parents and sworn to protect. There are
three orphans, tender little children,
left to know that their mother was mur
dered, their father was a murderer, and
that all their misfortunes are the results
of intemperance!
Think before taking another drink !
A IeT Thronsth the Window.
The oxistanec of happiness, whether
in community or private family, is not to
be c meealed. Ail that wo do. even the
smallest action of our lives, is tinctured
by the condition of our minds. If we
are iil-JisnoFcd those things which have
lecii performed witli cheerfulness and
alacrity are done merely because there is
a sort of necessity for their perf jrmance,
and the observant eye will soon detect
whether or not the heart accompanies the
duty. As long as we are happy, we are
eager to announce it by smiles, bright
looks, cheerfulness, energy and activity.
We think of a hundred means of awak
tnin? delight, which could not have sug
gested themselves to less contented
minds. The world is peeping throueh
your wind ow. Let it find you making
happiness in your house.
A Bcantiful 1.1 ea.
Away among the Alleghanies, there is
a spring, so small that a single ox, in a
summers day. could drain it dry. It
steals jts unobtrusive way among the
hills, till it spreads out in the beautiful
Ohio. Thence it stretches away a thou
sand miles, leaving on its banks more
than a hundred villages and cities, and
many a cultivated farm, and Waring half
a thousand steamboats. Then joining
the Mississippi, it stretches away and
away some twelve hundred miles' more,
till it falls into the emblem of eternity.
It is one of the great tributaries of the
ocean, which obedient only to God, shall
roll and roar till the ana-el", with one foot
on the sea and the other on the land,
shall lift up his hand and swear that
time shall be no longer. So with moral
influence. It is a rill a rivulet a riv
er an noean, bounless and fathomless
as eternity !
A man was tried some time back for
stealing several clocks. The defease set
for him by the learned gentleman who
appeared for him wad this : "That after
the prisoner had taken the clocks to his
own house he put 'em all back!" The
jury din't see it !
Franklin seized lightning by the tail,
held it fast and tamed it ; Morse put
"kthes on it and taught it how to read,
'e, and do errands
Proposals for Subsistence ;
Stores.
Or res Pukchasixg a.d Dkpot C.
0iha. Neb.. July 1S59. J
Sealed proposals, iuduphcate, il: be rweived
by tbe unci-.-nsiguea until 12o'cloek m..on J hiits
dtiy, the 19th prox., fur furninhiug the following
sufuteuce store, via:
M barrel- of Mesa I'ork:
barrels of Flour, winter wheat,double ex
tra; 250 barrels of Flour, spring wheat, double ex
tra: 4.000 pounds of Rice, in barrels ; -5.0U0
pounds of Rio Coflee, green, in double
saelff :
10,000 pound' of Stiirar. equal in quu'ity f Stu
art's "C," in barrels:
1.300 rations of Whisky Vinegar, pure, of uni
form quality and strength, requiring
trrains of bi-carbonate of potatya to neu
tralize one fiaiiLounce; in new full-hooped
barrels with one iron hoop oil each end.
head and iron hoops painted and bui.fc's
capped with tin :
2.000 pouuds of Adamantine Candle., in boxes ;
4.UUO pounds of .Soap, German Mottled, in ooxas;
4,0 'J pound.-! of ?ait, clean and dry. line grain,
in barrels ;
110 pounds of pure ground Black Pepper, in
full weight 4 oz. papers packed in boxes
containing It', net.
The above stores to be of the best quality, and
to be delivered at the U. i. Comui Usury rtore
bouse, in Uinaha, within ten days from date of
award.
Samples of all article? (except meats) mast ac
company proposals and be referred to therein.
Proposals will be received subject to the usual
conditions heretofore published. i
Blank forms for proposals can be obtained at
this office. J. W. BAIUUUKK,
july:i't3. - liv't Brig. Gen. it C. tj.
Ordinance No. 73.
Amendment to Ordinance number fifty-fro. en
titled "An Ordinance to regulate hales at auc
tion in the city of Plattsmouth."
fc-EC. 1. be it ordaine i by the Moynr and City
Ouum-il uf the City uf J'lattmouth. 1 hat section
Xo. four (4,) of Ordinance nuniberS'i be amended
to read as follows: Tnat every auctioneer ap
pointed under the provisions of section No. il of
this ordinance, before he shall receive a license
or enter upon the duties i.f his appointment,
shall (rive bond to the said City, with two or
wore sufficient sureties, to be approved by said
City Council, in the sura of five hundred dollars,
conditional for the faithful disK-har of all du
ties of said appointment, and shall tic the same
with the Recorder of said City, and pay to the
Treasurer of said City such sums ax the City
Council shall direct, not less than twenty-five
Dor more than one hundred dolli'.r for caid
license lor one year, and take th Trecsurer's
receipt therefor, which receipt shall L1 delivered
to the Recorder of said City, who sinill file tho
same in his office, and thereupon said R"corder
shall issue a license in due form, which shall be
signed by the Mayor and Recorder of said City,
granting to the auctioneer so nr poined full
power and authority to set up and t xpose for
sale at public auction property if every kind
and description. Said Recorder fball be enti
tled to a fee of one dollar, which said fee and all
stamp duties and other charges in procuring the
said license to be paid by the auctioneer on the
delivery of the game: I'mvitled, nbeuyx, That
nothing in this ordinance shall conflict with the
power hereby granted to the Mayor of said Citj'
to grant permits to any person or persons to ex
ercise the trado or occupation of auctioneer, and
to sell goods, wares and merchandise at public
unction, for a certain term not to eseeud ten
il-ivs. uoon the atnliciints payinff to the City
Treasurer the sum of five dollars for each dart-
dunntf which suid permission may be granted by
the Mayor.
.Sec. 2. All ordinances and parts of ordinances
inconsistent with this ordinance m hereby re
pealed. riKC. i. This ordinance-. to take effect from and
after its publication us required by law.
Passed ua 1 approved July 2th. lviy.
1. II. U IIEKLKK, .Vrffccr.
Attest: Wx. L. Wells. Recorder. julyi2w4
F. s. WHITE,
AUGfSTCi SPIUE3.
WHITE & SPIRES,
Main St., Plattsmouth, Neb.,
Ona door east of tho Court House,
Dealers in Produce, Vines,
AND LIQUORS,
Our Stock consists of the best brunds of
TEAS, COFFEES, SUGARS,
Canned and Dried Fruits,
OYSTERS, SARDINES, SPICES, FLOUR,
TOBA CCO, WASH- T UBS,
Buckets, Soap, Salt,
BACON, HAMS, LARD,
and everything kept in a Grocery Store. Every
article warranted of the best quality. The high
est price paid in cu.-'h lor ,
Corn, Oats, Butter, Eggs,
BACON, HAMS, LARD,
and all kinds of Farmers Produce.
Cash-paid for Hides.
House? moved, anil goods sold by Auction on
the shortest notice, by F. t. WHITE.
Plattsmouth, July 2, 119.
Notice.
Sylvester Lewis and Abisa Abbott, re?i lents of
the Mate of Minnesota :
Will take notice that' the Burlington .t Mis
souri River Railroad Company in Nel nu-ka has
located it road through and uf"n the following
real estate owned by them, situate in Cai- county,
tate of Nebraska. t wit : tvmthwe.-t -jLarter of
the northwest quarter, und northwest tinner of
southwest quarter of section twt-nty-ewht tJSi.
and northeast quarter of southeast quurter of
section twenty (Jl'i. town.-hip twelve tLi). range
nine() eat of the sixth principal meridian;
and the said Sylvester Lewis and Abiu Abbott
are further notified that said Railroad Company
desires to take, hold and appropriate m much of
said real estate as may be necesmry for the con
struction and convenient use of its road: and
if the said Sylvester Lewis and Abisa Abbott
shall not within thirty days aller the publica
tion of this notice for four we.-ks. t i wit: on
or hcfjre the 2t;tli day of St ptetabtr, A. l.
l"v;9, apply to the Probe te Jadj'? of s.ii I county
to have tho damages assessed by iix di- ;i.t re ted
freehiddffrs, selm-ted by said Probate .ludge. as
jrovid!l in chapter twenty-five (-r c f the Re
vised Statutes of the Stjite f Nebrnska. and
amendments thereto, said Company will prccecl
to have the damages assessed s therein pro
vides! bv law.
Dateil 21st day of July. a. p.
Burlinjjton A' Missouri Kiver Rai'roa-I ('omianv
in Nebra. ka. By T. M. MA IWKT T. '
julyJJw4 Its Attorney.
NOTICE.
D. C. Pearson, a non-resilcnt of tha State cf
Nebraska :
Will take notice that the Burlinirtr n A- Mis
souri River Railroad Company in Nesr iska has
lM-atcd its road through and uiion the fjllowin
real estate ownesl by him. situate in Cisseounty.
State of Nebraska. ti wit: Northwest quarter of
the northwest quarter of section fourteen tll'f
township twelve north of rnnt-e nine i'J
east of the six:h principal meriiian; and the
said lb C. Pearson i further notified that said
Railroad Company desires to taste, hold and ap
propriate so much ot said real estate as may he
necessary for tho instruction and convenient
use of its road ; ami if the sail 1. C. Pearson
shall not within thirty days cfter the pub
lication of this notice for four weeks, to wit:,
on or before tho iDth day of Septercber.
a. D. liO, apply to tho Pnbate Judge of
said county to have tho damagiM assessed by six
diintersted freeholders, selected by S lid Pro
bate ,1 mitre, as provided in chanter twi ntv-five
(25) of the Revised Statutes of the State of Ne
braska, and amendments thereto, said Company
will proceed to have the damages assessed as
therein provided by law.
Dated 21st day of July. A. D.l '..
Burlindon fc Missonri River R ;.lrojd Corntiany
m t braska. Uy i. 31. IUA Kg I K 1 i ,
july2L'w4 Its Attorney.
Sheriff's Sale.
Adolph Cohen,
Execution.
E. P. Wheeler. A. O.
hite and T.I. Crook,
Notice is hereby given that I will oFerfor sale
at public auction, at the front door of the Court
House in PlatLsniouth, Cass county. Nebnu-ka.
on Monday, the 23d day of August. A. P. lit,
at two o'clock p. m. of said day, all tte right,
title and interest of the above named defendant
Alvin ii. White to the following real estate, to
wit: The northeast quarter 04 of the northeast
quarter A of section No. twenty-M-ven C2T), in
township No. twelve (12), north of rsage No.
thirteen vMy east of the th P. M situate in
Cas county. Nebraska, taken is the property of
Alvin i. White, on an execution in favor of
Adolph Cohen, issued by the Clerk of the Dis
trict Court of the county of Ote, Nebraska, and
to me directed as Sheriff of sai l county of Cass.
Givan under my hand, this 21st day oJuly, A.
D.is. J. W. JOHNttON.
july2w5 Shetiff Caaa County. It e jra ka.
IwOTICE.
"Vaim Yirvv ririm t1l.t limine. JlDfl
Holstead.has left my bed and board without just
cause or pioToeation, and all persons a -e hereby
cautiooed against trusting or bartering her on
my a!ount,as I will pay no debts of her wn
tracting. OR A NO HtJIThAD.
i-inw.KKi, autier county, n to., w uiy -.
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN
Flour, Grain and Provisions,
HIDES, WOOL. ETC..
Corner Pearl and Court Streets,
Council Bluffs. Iowa,
AND
Cor Main and Second Sts ,
PLATTSMOUTH, JfEB.
Referenxes. First National Bunk, Council
Bluffs; Officer rf-Pusey, Bankers, Council Bluffs;
First National Bank, Omaha; Omaha National
Bank, Omaha; Rogers t Co., Cheyenne; Bough
ton it Bartholow, Bryan; Gilbert d- field,
Chicago. julylatf
B. SPCRLOCK, K. B. WINDHAM,
Co. Clerk Recorder. Dept. Cl'k Jc Rec'r.
Spurlock & Windham,
J'LATTSMOUTH
XE BR ASK A.
Front Ruoms of Court Iloue
Clerk and Treasurer's Office,
LAXDS liO UGJIT AXD SOLD,
Titles Exam inert,
AND
Conveyances Made,
Taxes Paid and Receipts Forwarded
Promptly.
Plattsmouth, June 18. 1S08 nil.
Weeping Water Mills
Farmers, go where you can get the best Flour,
and the most of it.
35 POUNDS OF XXX FLOUR
AXD
ii roexos or mi ax
given in exehoge for good wheat.
We are also uoing grist work; and, with our
increased facilities, feel assured that we can give
the hot and most Flour of any in the State.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
Produce Bought and Sold.
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAUL
Reed & Clinton.
mar2o.'oS.
THOS. E. TOOTLE. T. K.HASXA. J. B. CLARK
Tootle, Manna & Clark,
DKALKRS IS
3olcl and Silver Coin
EXCHANGE,
U.S. and oilier Stock.
Drafts drawn on all parts of the United States
ami Europe. Deposits received, and special at
tention given to collections.
Plattsmouth, Neb.
jc2Jtf
TIIOJIAS 19. HYDE,
Real Estate Office
AND
Homested Directory.
LINCOLN. NEBRASKA.
Government Lauds selected from personal ex
amination. Free Homesteads Helectwted. sur
veyed and secured. Lands in second hand and
improved farms bought, and sold. Titles cxcui
ined and Coveyances made.
Rekekknck: John B. Turner, late Pres't .
1 C. V. R. R.; Lee County National Bank. Dix
on. 111.; Rob't Harris. Sup"t C. B. .V Q. R. R.;
Any Ranker in Whiteside county. 111.; Register
and Receiver of Land Ofiice. Lincoln. nll'tiS.
C00K,C0BURN&C0.
Advertising Agents, Chicago.
MfArt avthnrued to rrcrtrr. Adver-
I titrmentgfor th.it paper, at our Umtt
t rata, and are Agmts for all A'etnpa
I lrt in Vie U.S. and Terntorux.
ADVERTISE
K. ill. II OT'C-LUSKEY,
DENTIST,
A ill be at Dr. Livingston!! office during the
last week in each month. -Ail orders left at the
Post OtTicc will be promptly attended to july6.
ORGANS !
MELODEONS!
J. MUELLER,
Council laliifiTs, Iowa,
Deal er in the celebrated Steck it McCammon
Pianos nnd other Musical instruments.
All instruments warranted five years. o21yl
Jiurlington Ii ridge Finished
Burlington & Missouri River,
In connection with
Chicago Burlington & Quincy
RAILROADS
Presents to the Public the most direct, sure and
safe route to
Ohio, Illinois, Indiana. Pennsylvania, New York,
and New England.
Passengers have the choice of the various routes
centering in Chicago.
Baggage Cltedced through to Othimicr.
Rates invariably as low as by other routes.
.Buy your Coupen Tickets at
Ottumwa via Burlington
Pullman's elcgunt Sleeping. "C.irs on all night
trains. C. E. PERKINS.
A. E. TOrZALIN. Supt.
Gea. Ticket 4 Pas'r Ag't.
O. C MORTON,
sepl" Freight A't
n
tra
OF STATE
LOTS and LANDS
AT MXCOJLX,
The Capital of Nebraska,
ON-
Thursday, Sept. 23d, 1869,
AT lO O'CLOCK, A. 91.
The undersigned Commissioners appointed by
an Act of the Legislature of the State of Ne
braska, entitled An Act ''To Provide for tho
Sale of the Unsold Lots and Blocks, on the Town
Site of Lincoln, and for tho Location and Erec
tion of a
State University, Agricultural
College and State Lu
natic Asylum,"
Approved February 15th, 159, will on that day
oticr fur sale at auction
TVELVE HUNDRED LOTS
in the Town Site of Lincoln, said Lots being the
odd numbered Blocks (the even numbered hav
ing previously been sold of tho Town, and com
prising the most eligible lots in the place. The
said lots will be appraised by the CommissiorttTS
und sold to the highest bidder over the appraise
ment. Terms Cash
There will also be offered for sale at the same
time about
THIRTY THOUSAND ACRES
OF
STATE LANDS,
known as Saline Lands, situated within an area
of ten miles of the Capital, said lands being the
most valuable funning lands of the State.
Terms Caslt
The object in offering tho above named State
property at that time is to enable the Commis
sioners to coinp!ete the State University, Agri
cultural College an I Lunatic Asylum ut Lin
coln, the Capitol Building having been built
from the proceeds of the previous sale of lots.
This sale of State property oilers to the Farmers,
Mechanics and Laborers, a chance for a cheap
home at the Capital, situated in the richest Ag
ricultural district of the State, and at tho
GREAT SALT BASINS,
where salt is being manufactured from the sur
face water.
Lincoln bcinir the Capital of the State, and the
objective point of sonic live different nsilroads.
reaching out into the interior, and tapTing tbe
Sait Dcpo.-its ut this place, will soon make it the
interior town of the State.
The Capital was located at Lincoln in Sep
tember, INI", by mi act of the Legislature, and
contains sixteen hundred inhabitants, with good
Hotels. Stores. Churches and Schools. The Leg
islature held its tirst Session in the New Capitol
the past winter.
The Burlington and Missouri River Railroad
is being rapidly pushed forward to Lincoln, and
w HI by com met be completed earl3' next season.
This line will give direct lommiir.i 'ation with
Chi-iigo. and will be pushed out to Ft. Kearney,
uniting with ami becoming a branch of the Union
P-.citic R. H.
The Midland PaciSs Railroad has also the
whole of its line under contract from Nebraska
City to Lincoln, and will be, according to the
terms of its contracts, fully equipped and in
running order l y the llith of May next. This
line is one of tbn links by which the Pennsylva
nia Central R. R. will reach across the conti
nent, completing as it will in a short time, its
connection with Nebraska City, and from Lin
coln wc-t to the Union Pacific. Thus Lincoln
wili be tor a time tbe terminal point of two
great thoroughfares, and eventually occupying
a central position upon two trans-continental
routes, shorter, by from one to two hundred
miles, than any other yet constructed.
The work upon the State University, Agricul
tural College ail Lunatic Asylum is now being
rapidly pushed forward.
DAVID EUTLEK.
tlovernor.
TIIO.S. P. K EX N'A II D.
Sec. of .State.
JOHN GILLESPIE.
Commissioners.
ju!y22w9 Auditor. J
NEW TOBACCO STORE !
on Main street, opposite Court House,
PLATTK .11 O UT II, N E B.,
We have on hand a large assortment of
CIGARS & TOBACCO,
Consisting of the best qualities of
CIOAES, IINE-CUT. PLUG AND
SMOKING TOBACCO,
As wc deal exclusively in Tobacco we can sell as
cheap, if not cheaper than other store in the
city.
lii ve us a call before you purchase elsewhere,
as we know you will go away satisfied.
L IlltO 71 &, CO
Febniary ii. tf.
WOOLWORTEl & CO.,
BOOKSELLERS,
Binders and Paper Dealers,
ST. JOSEl'lI,
octCO
MISSOURI.
ESY3PIRS BAKERY!
SECOND STREET,
OPPOSITE NEW YORK STORE.
PJattsmouth, IVeb.
CONFECTIONERIES,
Pies, Cakes, Cheese
and Sweet Crackers.
REFREim e:ts
kept on hand at all times.
nl.Hf
H. HUBERTS".
NEW
EVjEAT MARKET !
GEO. FICKLER,
Corner Main and Second Streets,
PLATTSMOUTH. NEBRASKA.
keeps eonstantly on hand the best of all kinds of
... . .- f
which he will furnish to customers at the best cf
rate for each. ju2'6c1m3 i
CUYLER SCHOLFAX
Says of Weeping Water.
Extract from I.etter to
yWrs. Grundy.
"As I was telling you. my dear Mrs. Grundy,
I came on my mule to Weeping Water in a sadly
dilapidated . condition hat. mn hoots coat
stockings m short, destitute of all thoso con
venient appurtenances which ornament a well
dressed niaii having- been deprived of all by
the nieTCilets savages, who even took my cigar
case.
Thinking that I might in that flourishing town
.ocwuu-ujuu omnaet, i rode up to
JlJEjEp mi OS.9
store, and bitchinir m v mule hr the ears tn
large freight was-on loadeil with cworia f..r id.
Plattsmouth retail trade, I entered. Judge of
my surprise ween i was promptly met and
offered a complete outfit, from a nair of sMih-
toed boots to a goose-quill toothpick, for the pal
try sum of nine dollars aad sixty-two and one
half cents, the 2.14 cents being the profits on the
goods. If you want anything in the
miscellaneous line, call on them, and if you don't
see what you want ask for it. I would remark
here that they arc generous, liberal, good look
ing nun irutuiui to a iauit.
REMEMBER THE PLACE
KEED BROS.,
Weeping Water.
Henry Boec k,
DBALIB IK
FURNITUE'E,
Lounges, Tables, Safes,
BEDSTEADS.
Of all descriptions and at all prices.
:o:-
Aletalic Burial Cases,
Of all sites.
WOODEN COFFINS,
Ready made, and sold cheap for cash.
With tniny thanks for past patronage, I invite
all to call and examine my larje stock of Furni
ture and Coffins. janlinf.
FURNITURE!
Thos. W. Shryoek.
CABSES2ET MAKER,
And dealer in all kinds of
Furniture and Chairs.
tuibd street, (near Main)
Plattsmouth,
Neb.
Repairing an 1 Yurnishing neatly done.
$ Funerals attended at the shortest notice.
ino.ll.
9. & II. F. &treig1it,
DIALKR3 IN
Fruits, Confectioneries, Toys,
NOTIONS. BOOKS,
STATIONERY &C, &C
SODA. LEMONADE AND
ice cue .i.ii9
240 M.UX STEKET,
PLATTSMOUTH. - - NEBRASKA.
ALSO. We would invito the attention of buy
ers to our full and complete stock of llia.itss,
StUDLKKY and Collars, which we are telling
cheap for cash. Work made to order, and re
pjiring done on short noti'-e.
n-r Sales room in second story over store.
The highest cash price paid forUIlES AND
FURS. J. & H. J. s.
Plattsmouth, April 22dtf.
Lock Stitch Reversible Feed
Sewing Machine
awarded the
Highest Premium
wherever exhibited.
THE ONLY ONE
capable of sewing in more than one direction
and fastening all its own seams without stepping
machine or turning tbe cloth.
It uses and wastes less thread than any other,
and will commence a seam without holding the
ends of the thread.
Warranted to eew heavy or fine goods equally
welL
Over 50,000 Machines Sold
' Since 1861-
Send for Report and Circulars.
.... . . ...
WM. E. PLANT. GenT Ag't,
612 North Fourth street, Su Louis., Mo.
. no n. ii m irr i ....
n3S'6ejl Plattsajouth, Ktb. I
Ijiiik v
Plattsmouth,
Jfe hate an extensive general stocL
of Goods that ice are constantly as
sorting np, which tee offer to the pub
lic at prices that ice ftnoic must give
entire satisfaction.
We purchase the very best Goods at the head of Mar
ket and strictly for cash, and are prepared to compete
with the trade ot any point on the Missouri river.
E. A. WIGGENIIORN.
GREAT HUSH ! LARGE CROWDS ! !
Everybody, and
E. A. WIGG-EKHOEIT & Co.,
To buy
AT TBB
IST-EW YORK STORE-
The largest and most coir.plcte
STOCK OF DRESS GOODS
Are now on exhibition at the New York Store, at greatly reduced prices. We call 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 kind 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 lar?e stock of the celebrated fiARnrW filTV fil IPPPQ
PLOW, STUBBLE and BREAKING PLOWS, and all kinds of
CULTIVATORS, REAPERS. SEEDERS, HAY RAKES. &.C
riausmouin, April xza, iooy.
"W" ZE3I X T IE 5c
PE1LKB3 is .
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals,
Toilet Soaps, Brushes, all kinds, Perfumery, and
Fancy Toilet Articles, Toys, Trusses, Supporters,
Shoulder Braces, Grass and Garden Seeds,
PURE WIXES AM J.I t l OKS,
For medicinal purposed.
Paints,
Oils,
Varnishes
oiauonary, maroon uu,. Lamps, . Chimneys,
Glass and Putty, also,.?.
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,
iGREEN AND CANNED FRUITS,
CONFECTIONERY, &e. fcc.
Having been engaeed in selling Drufrs and Groceries in this city for the part seven vear we know
riattemuath, Nebraska, April 2d, 13C8.
STOVE AND
IEL T. JDJJJEl & CO.,
Wholesale and
Hardware and Agricultural Implement,
STOVES, TIN, SHEET IRON, BRASS,
Jir.lEI & ST.llIIEn W.1RE,
STEEL
Of all kinds and sites, which we warrant the best
Tin Roofing, Gutters and Sponting Done on Short Notice.
Are exclusive Agents in
Stewart's Celebrated.ComJiiiHStion Coal
or Wood CooklStoVle
Gire ui etU wd win not be undersold Main street, next door east of to liasonic Block,
PLATTSMOUTH. NEBRASKA.
1'EU.imiEn;
D. SCHNASSE.
more too, are going to
their
t.. A. W1UILINHUKW & UO.
BTJTTEBY,
and
Dve Stuffs.
WniTE & BUTTE KY.
TIN STORE,
Retail dialers in
.PLO.S
in. the market.
this county for the sale ot
THE AMERICAN
SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE i
I. reUUed t a price- withu, the rcttcii uf - !
This mnohine usee a etraiaht acliM g
the LX-K. bTITCli (alike on boti ,' "k '
elf-adjusting; tension, and can d JZ -a" i ;
ofsewiun It wiU hem. fell. bind, curd P"
earn, quilt, tuck, ruffle and .acher- wi'n u-' ,
equally well on silk, liuou. woolen or
goods, with linen or ootton threiui. Cuu i
The American Shuttle Sewing MachiU( a
Worranted for Five Year,
tmr Affrnri will r. ... . .i: i -. i
paru of the machine in cane .if ..... V'',lci
makes preeisely thr same stitch mia.
cinirer. Wheeler i U lU. ii..-.. , ...
Mi
uiachine. It has the under-lee i. like tL.T '
of high priced machinos, and is theouly 1
Low Priced Shuttle Machim
i
tn Ksa m u 1 it f i . . .
bled to sell a first cla Sjliu-tl., M i' ,""
very low price, on account of it imilii It
conseauent low mi nf n......i ......... . ' .
parison with complicated mt'hia(;. K"
AGE.1T8
WewlHh U) arranpe w ith ajrents. male 0, .
male, to represent tie American Shuttle -v.
Maehine in each State. Countv and l.,,, ,r
Luitod Mates and Ontario. I'xtra iinim-..'..-?
to experienced apt-nu. -'
.I-or full particulars, as to salary aod en-,
sion, address
O. V. N. ANDREW.-?, (ienerul A..,,.
lttroit. .M. t
f - B. For the benefit of our AgvtiU. . i,,
arranKed with parties who Iihvo icoodx iiit&
for f-cwina- Maehine AitentH to m11. V, ,
send book of samples and full particular i n
ccipt of one red Htumn. Addrct-w
ii. V. A. ANDREW 'ti. titnenil AL-.,,t
n30rl Detroit, Al; ' !
NEW STOHSj
Weeping Water, Neb. f
PEALKU-4 J.f M
Cfeneral lYTercliandise.
ecu I i
DRV GOODS.
OROCKIEi I
HARDWARE. ;
QL'EEXSW.UtK. i
HATS, r.Al-S. I'ddTs. :
SHOES, "N 'i I i r
PINE AND COTTONWOOD 1, I'M lit' U, i
tUI.N'4'LES AND la:: i,
We are Agents for
Willcox & Glbbs Sewing Machine,
which is undoubtedl7th boot ilachine n'w 1
use. inarl'j.V'.'l
O. F. JOHNSON,
MALIK IS
Drugs, ailed tenia,
BOOKS,
STATIO A JB 71 Y,
Perfumeries, Hair Oils,
NEWSPAPERS, MA6AZf,VS
ilD ALL TBI
Latest Publications.
Prescriptions earefuliy etuupoittidoi 1 m
perieuoed Druggist.
I have A No. 1
SO I J) A FOlTAO
in good running order.
Remember tbe plac. opposite Clark i VUk-
rner's. rlattamouth, Nt-braaka. laiig.-ih. I
I. B. 3IelEJBffAX,
DIALKR
Hardware, Cutlery, Iron, Siesl
AND NAILS,
Itoek Islam. lIous
CORN-PLiANTEllS.
CULTIVATORS SULKY AND WALKIN6.
COOKING STOVKS.
A large variety ou bands.
Spades, Shovels, Hoes, Rakes.
ic. Ac, A, Ae., Ac.
A large stock now on band at ."mail adra.-i-c c
Eastern prices.
106 Main Street, XebraftkaCK.
(epposite the Seymoi-r House.)
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