She ctelojgmll
LOCAL KEWS.
From Tkurmlw' Jtaify. '
lr. D. J. Flaherty, ofSiuux City, is in
the city for a few days.
"Wheat appear to be on the decline
CoL A. C. Ticbnor arrived from Lin
coln to-day, to look after his coal interest
Once more we have fair weather. It
iri hoped that it will continue for at least
twenty-four hoitn.
11 L. Reed came up from t. Joseph
thia morning, and left for home by the 2
o'clock coach. ,
II. J. Streight has a lew Canary Lirds
for eale. Enquire a: the Fruit and Con
fectionary Store on Main etrect.
We understand that hands in the cm
ploy of CoL Tichnor have commenced
sinking a shaft for coal, believing that
the indications will warrant the outlay.
. See advertisement of sale of buildings
by the li. & M. R.. R. Co. in Nebraska.
Here is a rare change for banrains.
Houses are in great demand, and are a
first class investment.
Do not forget the Catholic Festival to
night This is the first festival ever
. held in this city under the auspices of
that church. A large attendance is an
ticipated. Capt. Hoover, of LouL-ville procinct,
was in the city to-day. , The Capt is
one of the solid uiun of Cass county, who
settled here at an early day and helped
to build up the county. J
Police . items in l'lattsinouth are
scarce in fine weather. Water appears
to have a bad effect on a portion of our
citizens at least olit'c items are abund
ant during a wet spell, and we hupposc
the water causes it
Yesterday while 0. ('. Peek, a brother
uf CoL H. W. Peck, Engineer B. & M.
11. R., was driving a stake on Section 19
with a bread axt, the axe glanced, and
turning, entered the inner ride of hisleTt
foot near the ankle joint. Dr. Rawlings
drestsed the wound.
D. II. Solomon, Kstj., of ftlenwood,
came over this afterunon to look after
his real estate interests in this city
Solomon true to his name proved his
wisdom by investing largely in Platts
mouth property in an early day, and
holding on to it till the present time.
At last the question of right of way and
right to eoiitrold river front as between
tho city and the Railroad company, has
been settled, and we think to the satis
faction of all parties. The City Council
held a meeting this afternoon, and the
following Ls substantially the terms of the
resolution passed by a unanimous rote.
The R. R. Company has exclusive right
to the riverfront North from Main street
except in the event the city should abso
lutely require some levee privilege-;
and in that event the city is to have one
hundred feet river front, to be agreed
upon between the officers of the
R. R. and the Mayor of the City; but in
the eventa landing can be maintained
within the city limits South of the North
line of Main Street, then the R. R. Co.
are to have exclusive control of the river
front North of Main Street. The city
rctains exclusive control of all the river
front south of'Maiu Street except be
tween Granite street (second street south
of Mainland the middle of the first
block south of Main street This gives
the R. R. Co. sufficient river front for
all the purposes they desire, and also
leaves the city over half a mile of river
front
Mr. Thomas Hallewell, of Council
Bluffs, arrived in the city yesterday, and
has been looking about at the coal ro
peota in this vicinity. Mr. Hallewell is
an experienced miner, and has the ap
pearance of being a very candid, well in
formed gentleman, lie has made a
proposition to some of our principal men
which looks very much like he thought
oral conld 1k found here in paying quan
tities. He proposes,under certain con
ditions (which, will be made known to
any person interested in the discovery of
coal here) to deposit $10,000 in the bank
in this city, to be checked out only as
needed to pay the cxciises of prospect
ing, and in the event he does not find
coal in paying quantities he will lose the
entire amount expended in prospecting.
Mr. Hallewell is stopping at the Platte
Valley House, where he can be seen for
a few days by those feeling an interest in
thw matter. We hope some of our
business men will talk with him upon
this subject, aud see what they thiuk
of his preposition.
lVff FYiday'iZlhiify
A. L. Sprague, Esq., eaiue in from
his farm in Saunders comity. He goes
to Omaha to-morrow.
Hon. K. E. Cunningham, State,, Sen
ator for Richardson County, has be'en ap
pointed deputy U. S. Marshal.
Tho B. & M. R. R. R. Transfer " Pres
ident" is expected down from Council
Bluffs to-morrow.
Will somebody start an intelligence of
fice in Ilattsmouth? There is need of
one.
Plattsmouth Ls a gocd place for men
to come to. Every day we hear enquiries
for men, both mechanics and laborers.
Billin Si Son, who purchased property
on Main street yesterday, are architects
ad builders. They are the kind of men
we want
Heath NuckolLs and Charley Pierce
of Nebraska City, were in town yester
iay. They went down on the Shreavc
rast evening.
It is paid that the premiums awarded
at the Nebraska State Fair this season
will be pail over on the ground. The
money Ls on hand for it CoL Furnas,
-President of the Board, has the sum of
$I,0X) drawn from the State Treasury
f7r yr0''! fif p-''""
The Zopliyer nine u; o-diy 'with
twenty-five.hundred tie.; for il.e M.
R. R. , anJ a final! amount of f: e;ght for
city merchants.
The travel between this city and the
R. II. Station has increcsed k uiucli
that it has become necessary to; double
the service, making four coaches a day,
each way. They are all crowded
Work commenced on the R. R. south
of Main street this morning. . A few
days will make a material difflirence in
the looks of thir.g3 in that 'locality.
The buildings are all to le sold on the
231 the trees will all be cleared, off, and
the general appearance of the city will be
improved.
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An Otoe county man-files a petition
in the District Court in which he closes
a bill of items for damages with- tho fol
lowing: "For tearing and jnjjuring a
shirt, thirty dollars." They must value
shiru very highly down among the
"Otoes." Probably they are a luxury
only indulged in by the "braves."
In our notice of the laying of! the cor
ner stone of the State University at
Lincoln we were made to give the date
a. on the sixteenth, when it should have
read on the ticeuty-thinl. llen.euibert
the 23d. Past Grand Master Vheeler,
of this city, will officiate in the' masonic
ceremenies of the occasion.
A large quantity of goods for our ci-'y
merchants are lying at the Council Bluffs
warehouse, awaiting bhipmcnt The
Captain of the Shieave said h'j did not
bring them yesterday evening becau-e he
"did not have time." There is a day
coming when steamboat Captains will
"have time," and to spare, to load goods
for Plattsmouth.
The Catholic Festival last night was a
perfect success. The attendance was
large, yet not so large as to make it
crowded and unpleasaut. Tho net re
ceipts were about $100. Too much
prai.se cannotbe bestowed upon the la
dies who had the management of the af
fair, nor upon the gentlemen who pat
ronized the different tables with such
generosity.
Prom Saturday' Daily.
Superintendent Deals arrived in the
city last evening.
Cabbages sell from live to eight. cents
a head.
The St. Joseph Union reports the
finding of a three foot vein of coal near
that place.
Grasshoppers are reported thick forty
miles west of Troy, Kansas, and making
their way eastward.
The assessment of St.. Joseph city foots
up $7,617,078, an increase over last year
of$S42.J21. '
R. W. Putnam, of Leavenworth, rep
resenting Brewer & Tileston, book pub
lishers, of Boston, is in the city.
Mr. Stambaugh advertises, by poster,
a sale of lots in his ad Jition to Ashland,
immediately after the close of tha sale
bv Clark & Miller.
We are willing to add a few more
names to our list of subscribers to the
daily Hmild, provided application is
niade soon.
The Zephyr finished discharging her
load of ties this morning, and immedi
ately turned back down the river for an
other load.
Mr. E.JSage returned from Illinois a
ft w days bLicc, where Le has been on busi
ness, lie reports an overdose of rain on
that Country.
Mr. Inhelder informs us that the Re
publican Primary meeting for J.iouisvilk
precinct will be held on Tuesday, tln
2Sth in.-t.
Buttery $z Lazenbey have opened theh
new Lively Stable, north east corner
Vine and Fourth streets, where they
have plenty of new buggies and frerh
stok.
Rev. Dosh, of Glcnwood, has written
a letter to Sol. Miller, ami oI. has an
swered it through his paper. Whether
Dosh has made much we hrtvc for him
self to judge.
Dr. Donelan thinks the indications an:
strong that a Keno establishment of thi
city is on the decline, if not already
"busted." Reasons given on applica--tion
to the Dr.
Capt. O. Ii. Palmer, of Chariton, Iowa,
has been in our "city several day:-, and ha
purchad several valuable, lots from
Snurlock & Windh'im. ' The Cant, is
taking advantage of the timo, and pur
chasing lot while they can be had at low
figures. a
A. J. Bun-hard, one of the a"edged
kidnappers, for whom indictments were
issued a 3-enr or two since, returned this
week to Glenwood. and wns irjmod';e'y
arrested and placed under bonds. That
makes eicht.
The Montgomery Express, of list Sat
urday. tyi : The construction train ar
rived in Vallisca last Thursday, and we
learn from Mr. D. N. Smith that, the
passenger train will be running to that
poiut some time next week.
C. R. Forgy, Esq.," the great Plow
Manufacturer of Nebraska, is erecting ;i
new shop on Third street, south of Main.
Forgy makes as good a plow as ever was
stuck into the ground, and he propose
fitting up so as to supply the great de
mand for them.
We learn that the surveying party of
the Chicago, Burlington and South west
ern R. R. Company hrive arrived at Rnlo
this County, and left that place j'esterdar
to survey the route up the Nemaha Val
ley; and that implements for grading are
on the ground. We hope to le able to
say more next week of the Nemaha Val-
J"V SrnJ TnnV V'A. -iTwry-l..
RHISSOURI VALLEY
m, I
INSURANCE
CAPITAL, - -
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&EISrnERIj OFFICE :
No. 70 DELAWARE STREET, LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS.
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ZBzansroiEa:
St. Louis, Ho.,
Chicago, III.,
Kemphis,
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ALL POLICIES
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dividends 011 the
Securing tha Greatest Pecuniary
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REASONS- FOR INSURING IN THIS COMPANY :
lt. This is a Western Company, man. iced by Western men, whose known Cnanancinl charac
ter, ability anil position, afford ample guaranty for its careful and succesful management.
2d. Its Police are all noii-rorfcitlns.
r.d. Premium all :!. It receives no notf.s ami give none. : Policy holders hare no interest
to pay, and no outstanding note? as liens upon their policies,
4tU. Dividends am losses aro paid in cash.
Sth. It insures at lower rates than any Ex--tcrr. company.
6th. Its risks are in the West, where the rate of mortality is lower and. the fato of interest
higher than in the E:ist ; hence the aecuuiulntioa of dividends to the policy holder is greater than
in any Eastern Company.
7th. It has no restriction upon travel. - - -
8th. Its dividends are made upon the contribution plan. . .
9th. Iti business is exclusively life insurance.
DIVIDElsTDS .
Art the accumulations of interest upon premiums paid, hence the Company that loans its asset?
at the highest rate of interest can give you the largest dividends. Eastern companies invest their
moneys at 6 jer cent., while this makes its investments at twelve per cent, or more.
The nd vantage of Western investments to the policy holder appears in the following startling
figures: The amount of 81.000, invested for fifty years at
6 per cent, compound interest, is i 13.420.14
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. r OFFICERS :
H. D. Mackay, President,
E. HenseJey, Vice-President,
Geo. A. Moore, Secretary,. : . !
- r E. W. Eaves, Treasurer,
D. M. Swan, General Agent.
J. L. Vever, U. D., Consulting Physician.
EXEGUTIYE COMMTTSE :
H. D. fflackay, George R. Hines, E. Henseley.
H. Edgerton, D. W. Eaves.
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This Company Insures
any Eastern
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Topkka, Kansas. February ijth, liy. (
KXOW ALL MEN BY THESIS PRESENCE: That I, A. Tuoma.n. Auditor of the Htato of
Kansas, do hereby certify tbat the
Missouri Valley Life Insurance Company,
orfnmii'xl and doinj? l.uines under tb? !nws of the State of Kansas and MLouri, has farnished
t!ie"un ler-sighcd satisliMitory evidence ili.it it ha-t invested One Hundred and FiftJ Thousand Jjol
lars of i:s c.iciial in 1'iiited ;rtats Government llnnds.of thedenonination of Five-Twentiesiri-Us'
and are posse I of the sain?. And I do further certify that said Company has set apart One liun-
ire i I'hous.ircl Dullar" ol said United States Uonds fi.r the benefit of a ll policy hoi.dkrs ot sniit
Co:aptii" ; and ibat I holi in trust and on deposit for thehonent ot said policy hol lers the securitv
n'jove meiiiione 1. and 1 am hatistied that such securities are worth One lluiuired Thousand Dollar ;
1 iwful money of the United states of America.
In witnes.- where I have her.Minto subscribed my -name, and caused the seal of my office to be
( eal if And-t aSi sed, the day and year aoove written. , . ..
iior o;-" S;a:e. A. THOMAS'-, Auditor of Sttte or Kan.-as.'
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CEKTn'iaXTK OF AUTIIOillTV TO DO IT.-INKSS.
Ory:rK )' Svperimksdsnt f'F t:is I ..-si-banc k I)i:pahtmkvt of Misoi-ri.
XT IS IIEKELY Chliril'lEO. That the .Missouri V .ciiey Li fa 1 a ojnm e t.dDp.in.T, a Li!u As-
uraitve Cmp:iny. oi!inixeii under tho'tirs ot the ol'.:ue ol K.ti.Siis. ;ad lu inc ij al oilce lo
cal e.l al th city of Leavenworth, hat compiled w i;h t'.ie retuircn-. cut of the tfcircliif h, ihirty-tir-l.
thirty-sccoTil. thirty-third :nd thirty-fourth .-er.;..iH ,i ari Act ot the (ictii-ral Assembly, ol the
Suae ot Mi-ssciuri. entitled "An act for the in .,'iiT'orati:n an J rtkitl-itio ot Life Assurance Compa
nies." approved March loth. a. n. . mr as the &i:d recu;r .nonts t..re appii'-aole thereto. Aud
pui-simrt t" rbe tniriy-sixtii S'ftion of said Act. the suiil Mi.-.)u,i Vail J5- Lite Insurance Company
is hereby an horie.l t-. d j ljii.siuc.-s as a Li.'e A.--.-uraiMu Cur.pauy .-it'iin tie said Kuitif Missouri,
subject to tils several p.-ovi.-ions and reiuremeiits ot the Ai aior-ir.id. nutil the lirst day ot Feb
ruary, ia the year of our Lord eichieeu hundred and severity.
In testi:n- whereof. I. Wvllys Kinc;. undcr-ined. Sup.-rinter.dent nf the Insurauee Depart
i rier.l of Iuurar.TO lo-1 meni ot sid State of Missouri, have berett- set mv hnml :n 1 ntiii.t
- pnrtiueat of c-iate of my eal of ofli. e, at
1 .Missouri. ) . u.y, a. i. isw.
Sucriutendcnt of the
CEKTIVICATK OF
(To expire on the 31et day
Insuhasck
uhf.hr. A Oram is. c;ovan. .-tare .geni tor
catel at LoAvenworth. Kansis. has filcu in this
Company. nd aTateinent under oath. J-liowing
Inw of the State of Nebraska, entitled "An Act
VTherraK, Abram B. Covalt. State Agent for the
February i'th. iH4: approvnd February lUih. 1S
Fivf) Hundred Thousand Dollars
of acton! cfipital. invoiced in the stocks of at leatH p.AT value, or in hoVids or mcrt)ra(cs on real
estate work double the amount for which the same is mortiraired ; and whereas, said Company baa
filed ia th'u office a writtoa instrument, under the seal ot the Company, sitrnod by tb I'resident
nd Sec re Uiry thereof, authnriainir theaid Abram Ii. Coralt to ackiiowledfre erriceof process lor
an t in behalf nfvaid Company, eonsentinir that nerrieeof procesa upoii him shall be Liken and
held to be ft valid as if served upon the Company, accordini to the laws of this State or any other
State, and waivins all claims if error by reason tf such ervice:und 'hereas. Abram II. Covalt
h:i furnished satisfactory evidence that he is the authorized Ajrcnt of said CompiUjr.
Therefore be it known by tsese presents, that in pursuance of the aforesaid Act. 1. John Gilles
pie. Auditor of the State of Nebraska, do herehy certify that Abram 1!. Coralt. Km., has full au
thority to act as State Aent "or the said Missouro'alley Lite Insurance Company, in the State of Ne
braska, and to do and perform all acts for and i;i behalf of said Comniny authorized by his ap
pointment as such apent, and by the laws of this State, until the '-ilt try of January, a. d. 1870.
in witn?ss wnerfot. i nave saosenoeii my name,
l. b.J aOiied this 1st da of April, a. d. l&ft.
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' GOCD TRAVELING SOLICITORS WANTED.
lr. It. COV2JLT,
State tgrnf for Kcbraska anil .nlierii kitnsat..
J W. 'TSTTft.LL Agent, P r ,i T i' v nr n ir'TTr
R. R. LIVINGSTON, Med. Examiner, ( 1 Off Tit.
if1 is
COMPANY
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- - $500,000.00
offices:
Tenn.,
Indianapolis, Ind.,
San Francisco, Cal.
K 0i" -FORFE ITliX G.
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C'ontrihiitioii llan.
Advantage to the Policy Holders
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at loivcr r tes ii.
CiwnpanyJ
AUDITOU OP STATR OPFfrE. : '
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tie city of .St. Lo iif, Missouri, this lilir.h day of
uit,-neiij. nULlSMAU,
Insurance Department of tho State of Missouri.
AUTHORITY.
of Jinuar'. 1S70.)
Dkpartmkxt, OpFirB or Stat Attditor.1
Lincoln. Nt-bmska. Anril 1. ikiM. i
trie jiissoun alley i.ite Insurance Company
oflBce a copy of the Act of Incorporation of
its condition, as required by the fifth section
in Relation to Inurane Companies," appro
Missouri Valley Life Insurance Company, lo-
SJll 1
on ot a
narjie. tinrorfi
3; and whereas, said Company Laa furnished the
ana caufta tne seal ot tne Aacitur s onc to be
s . JOUX, (JII.LESPIE, State Auditor.
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H e n ry Boeck,
DBALRR IS
FURNITURE
Lounges, Tables, Safes.
JJEDSTEAT3S,V
Of all descriptions and at all price.
Ietalie Burial "Cases,
.7 ,; SSBW
, . ' ! Of all sixes. ; s .'I
WOODEN COFFINS,'
Ready made, and sold cheap for cash. ' '
With many thanks for past patronage. Tin vita
all to cull and examine my large stock of Furni
ture and Coffins. fian2.SU.
EhVIPIRii: BAKERY!
SECOND STREET,
OPPOSITE NEW YORK STORE
' Plattsmouth, IVeb.,
CONFECTIONERIES,
Pies, Cakes, Cheese
v and Sweet Crackers.
REFR e im E.VTS
kept on hand at all titnos.
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CUYLER SCHOLFAX
Says of Weeping Water.
Extract frosu Xeiter to
T
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"As I was telline you. my doar Mrs. Orandy.
I came on my mule to Wvepinir Water in aijacily
dilapidated condition an hat. Itoots cout
stoekintrs in short, destitute of all thos con
venient appurtenaucus w hich ornauiant a wall
dressed man-i-havine been deprived ot all by
the merciless savages, who even took my cifar
case.
Thinking that I might in that flourishing tawa
obtain a second-hand blanket. I rude np to
''JB'MtOS.9
pi.-.re, and hitching tbvi mule by the ears to a
i tre freight wagon loaded with icoods for the
I'iatismomh retail trr.de. 1 entered. Jndjte ol
u.y surprise when I was promptly met and
eliercd a complete outfit, froci a pair of uti'.b
toed boots to a K-JOe-quill toothpick, for the pal
try sum of nine dollars and sixty-two and one
half cents, the 2' vecnls beini? the profita on ths
goods. . If you want atiythinp in tha
miscellaneous line, call on t'.ieui. and if you don't
-e what ya want ak for it. I would remark
hcv that they are fencrous. li'oeral, food look
ing and truthful to a fault.''
REMLMBER THE PLACE
HEED J5R.,
Weeping Water.
. IP. 55. JJellECISAX,
DF.lLltR IS . '
Hardware, Cutlery, Iron, Steel
AND NAILS,
Rock Island JPloivs,
corn-plam'tkhs.
CULTIVATCRS-SULKY AND WALKl.xG.
A larjre variety on hanJs.
Spades, Sllovels,, Hoes, Rakes,
; -., A-t ic ice.,- 4e.
A large stock row on band at small advanca on
Eastern prices.
IOC Malnireei, NebraSta'cily
(oppoitede ftymour Uouse.) f '
SIG" Ol' THE PADLOCK. w
T70R 8 ALE 160 acnw of Lb4 lyinc jp two
K. A. "W'IGGKXHOn.V.
GREAT RUSH!
Everybody, and
E. A. -- WIGSEKHOH.it- 8c Co.,
Tobuyteir . .
1ST E "VV tY O RK STOEE-'
The largest and most complete i
STOCK OF DRESS GOODS
Aro now on exhibition at the New York Store, at irrenfly rcJwccd prices. Wcj call particnlar
attention to our new styles of
DRESS-GOODS. PRINTS,
DELAINS. (ilNGHAMS.
BROWN SHEETING.
BLEACHED COTTONS,
- BALMORALS. CARPETS.
CLARK'S NEW THREAD,
L COTTON YARNS BOOTS AND SHOES
of all kinds and prices to suit our numerous customers. A large stock of
GROCFRIES,
! HARDWARE.
QUEENSWARE,
WOODEN-WA RE, ,
GLASSWARE,
YANKEE NOTIONS,
HATS AND CAPS.
We have a hre stock of the celebrated GARDEN CITY GLIPPEF
PLOW, STUBBLE and BREAKING PLOWS. all kind.'
CULTIVATORS. REAPEKS. SEEDERS, HAY RAKES. &.C
Piaitsmouih April 2iid, 1S69. E A. WIGtENHORN & CO.
. One door west of
PLATTSMOUTH,
MAS
whol:
A L.KOR
Dry Goods, Groceries, Clothing,
FURNISHING GOODS,
HATS, O-A-JPS, BOOTS, SHOES.
and Provisions.
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID
i on ALL
Kinds of Country Produce.
Fattfir.ou h, Nebraska, August 5th,
STOVE AHD'TIH STOHE
jB. T. IDTJiezEl So CO.,
Wholeenle andlBetail dealer in";
Iffarclware and AjritSaIiEral 3i piVin'j!is.
STOVES, TIN, SHEET IRON, BRASS,
S T "E :e X. - O? LOWS
Of all kind and 8izc-. which ire warrant the be in th uiarket.
JOB WOB.K.!
Tin Roofing, Gutters and' Spouting Done on Short Notice.
.jUt, m-uive AsenU in this county for the sale ol.
Stewart's Celebrated Combination Coal
or Wood Cook Stove
GW ns a coll-we will not be undf rsold-Mitiu tre.-t, nst d jor east of the Vusouie Flock,
PLATTSMOUTH- NKHHASKA
Ilat tsmoulh ,
Tf ? Iiavc an extensive general stock
of Goods tliat tve are constantly as
sorting wp9 itliicJi we offer to t lie pub
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lie at jn ices tnat we fctioiv must give
t .
entire satisfaction.
'i We purchase ithe very best
krt and strict j y for cash, and. are prepared to compel J
V111 trade at any point
I). SCtl.MAb&K.
LARGE. CROWDS ! !
more too, aro eoinj- to
tho Hkiuld Office.
NEBRASKA,
AT
STUCK OK
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Goods 'fit thchcad JIar
on the Missouri ? ivcr.
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LdcV Stitch Reversible Feed
Sewing Machine
warded te
llghest Premium
arv(ikibiiel.
T II K ONLY ON!;
rupable c.f j-c inc in mor thnn one dirr-.ii.u
and fateninir ull it on n riiius without ctu.;,:i .
niHohine or luri.ins the elolh.
It uses and wiutei lt-wi tlireod iLhh err 01 1 , r
and will ooiiiDience a nam without hi.liiii g
ends of the thread.
Warranted fc lw I.nary ar f Ot gntxli e,ti'.j
well.
Over 50,000 Machines Sc!d
9iiiCctS6l.
Kend lor Report and Cireularf.
WM. K. I'l.ANT. fien'l A t.
( 12 North rourtlt utrcc-t, St. Loi-ie, Utt.
Dl?. 0. II. ISLACK, .A (rent.
nCO'Oyl I'lal Miiimn .i, rh.
THE AMERICAN
SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE
Id retailed lit a price within the rc-a-a of m..
Thi mne'iine n.-e a Rtniiht nrrdle. ml
the J.OCK Si'lTCH (Dlike .in l...(h fid.fJ. fa:.
M'll-atjuritinK IcMiftnn, and run i c ry vnrn';
uf sowing. 1 1 will lu iii. ti II. hind. euid. b:,.j
seam, ciuilt. tuck, rntlle uii'l Kthcr; will w'irk
eiiinll w-II on iilk. limu. woolen or '"t;uii
tfi.oil.i, with line n or cotton Ihreitd.
The Arueric.in Shutllu .c wiug Mach no is
?7ar ranted lor Five Year
Our A(t-nt' will he urp!ied with i" ltVc
oart ol tin- nir!iiTi; in ca.je of u i-t i . t-i. t. Ii
niMk f iTceifcdy the iuuil' t-t : 1 1 Ii iiu-'Ih ly tiif
SijiI". Wheeler A" Wil.im, lli.ne and i'inrri ce
iiurhinex. It Iv.i" the nndr-i"e."l. V the 10-1
of hi-h j'ri'.cd inarhinei-, und thoimiy
Lov Priced Shuttfe 'Kachine
in the ttmrkcl thr t hn th feed. Wi un im '
Lied to a.'il a iirat. clims Sliullle Mat!.:iiu :
very low riee. on aceuiitit of its' eitnidicily, M
e'HihC iU nt low c.-t uf inunufa. ' in ini;. in
puriaon with cimpl:cutcd u:ui:h:!i'.
Ve wish to Mvran:re w itli stent. tn:il or
mnt. to rrpre-i'iit ihe American Shuti!i. heivin?
.l:i-'hi;ie lrcvi -h Stnie. Ciuinty :unl 'l'in in
I 'ni.ed ta'e iind Ont -rio. l-.'rn i:i i'K"iic-n -
in r t iicrii iM'i 'i ai'i-ni".
i it lull pir.-;i.-uiary, a. lo Hilary ard ar.n.
sion. flddre"
U. V. X. ANOIlKVi'.x. Uener.il .Kg'-r-i.
Ii ..-.!:, .V.r'n.
N. n. T'T t')0 heiir-rt ofr.iir A-eri:j, n
nrrjiriied wi'h ;i:i rt i." w ito 1;;iVi jou i: .:.:ll,',
tor M.i.-hine .Acii t- to .n. ' V, r .1
k ltd l.'O..K nt i: II Ji;, 1 toll j .ii rt I . 'i t C U
.eipt l-l'll'lf r"d K il :'. 0 l.f.
U. . .MilU". U.-ii;.r,.i K,-.;.
Ntw'toGACco 'imu
on Main i'reet. of.peite t'c.crt Iloue. .
PLATTM IIT EC, IV K .,
We haie mu hand a larva rru.n' at
CIGAlS&TOKACCO,
(Vnitine cf tha bel a;nlit;M tf
t
CIQARS, J?I5TE-CTTT. PLUG A7V
SMOKING 'JOIJACCO.
A. e .leal exnFirciy in Tobneeo we ran j-!i
cheap, if not cheaper than other ii"it id '.iie
city.
Cjiv ui a e.iH befnro yon pnrchno elfewi.ere
ia we know you will no U Any ... ;i,fji i.
I.. I3RO.T2. & 0
Frhra.irTlI.lSoO.tr.
Wt epinK Wa('P l.Liln
l-'arttiers, gn v. hern y ou tanpel the kt I lew.
and the most of it.
35 POUNDS OF XXX FLOUR
AMD
11 POQ7XDS OF BR AN
tivrn in tJ-hare for ood whenU .
We ure aiso d ling grist work: and. with atir
'Tiere:u"ed I'nciltiii'K. loc i aured thel we ranj:v
the hor-l and tnc et I'iour of any in the t tat.
fiATIfFACTlON UTARASTESD.
Prodiice Boucht and Scld.
mc,Hr4T meirt fjiri rTT.
lSecd t ( llti ton.
Veeping Water, Neb.
VEALKfl IX
General Kercli andisr,
in n .8
DKY ciOODS. - -
UUOCEiEr-.
J1AI:IWAUK.
QUEKNSWARf.
HATv-. CAPS. BCmHS,
SHOii-. X0TIMXH. o. v
FIXK AXD. COTTON Wool) LL.MLKK.
eillXULK A XI) L.'.TC
AVe are Asenf.i for
YYiilcox & GibLs Sewing Kach'ne.
whib i on ?oal.ed1j' the br-.t Mji T:ii " .8
-e. mi, -1
a. M'trnwc, .. j. p. MiniiiA'i
Co. Clerk A Reorder. lept. Ci' a i.-. '
Spurlock &. Viintlbznu .
I'lATTSMOVTJ SEL.'L-.. i
Front Itooiius o 1ourl Iintiie
Clerk and Treasurer's OlSce,
LAXDS BO VGUT AM SOLD.
Titles Examined,
,
Coiivc.vaiiec.s 3Eu.dc9
Tor Paid and "Itrcnptx U'.r'i i." '
Prowfrtfy.
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