Hi
hr gctohu gtrratd.
Von Thurd"n' Daily.
JuJe Jjake will commence the trial
of criminals to-morrow.
The iron on the railroad was laid down
as faros Main street to-day.
Mr. G florist completed the fiit rail
rwid water-tank to-day.
Hon. Wm. McLotnian arrived in the
citv yesterday, to attend court.
(Ion. Thayer was in Xehraka City
Tuesday, and left for Lincoln Wednes
day. We have a specimen of the " Frear
Stone " at our office, which can he seen
by any one who desires to examine it.
John Cavanaugh was arrested to-day
for stealing a revolver from the City
Hotel. "
Tlie ferry-boat nin aground on a sand
bar this f irenoon, and remains there at
the present writing.
The Shreve passed up this morning,
leaving a reasonable amount of city
freight
l'rof. iJeals has been holding teachers
in-titutea in the southern jiart of the
State.
The ladies of tit. Luke's Parish wilj
hold a sociable at the residence of Mrs.
(Jen. Livingston to-morrow (Friday)
evening.
Treasurer Hobbs qualified and took
the iron clad yesterday. He will assume
the duties of his office aliout the '2t
instant.
Farm hands arc getting a dollar a day
and board in this locality, and iut one
half enough help can be had at that
prW.
The Omaha 7i jihh an is now re
ceiving regular western specials. This is
a new and important feature in nowspa
jkt business in Nebraska.
Morton charges that the low price of
potatoes in Nebraska is on account of the
Republican party lcing in power. Poi-s
he attribute the unprecedented yield to
the same cau.-e ?
Mr. Wilcox, agent of the Great West
ern Telegraph Company, left for Chicago
to-day, having secured a sufficient amount
of stock here to insure the early comple
tion of the line to Lincoln.
Morton says his attention has been
called to the card of John I. Kedick. in
the Omaha lirju'Llinan. Morton does
nnt attempt a reply, llcdick carries too
many guns f r Sterling.
Treasurer Hobbs leceived a large quan
tity of fruit tree and shrubberyfiom
lIiuTumton la-t Monday about s.'i.imi)
worth which wa- all engaged at this
place. Weeping Water, Ashland and
Lincoln.
Yefcpl;:y looked like the commence
m . !it i t' a storm ; but this morning
dawned bright and clear again. A few
inre week-; of fine weather can le used
to great advantage by farmers and rail
road men.
People are rapidly learning that lu;n
Iki is sold cheaper in this city toni at
any other point west of the Mi.-somi
liver, hence the great ru-h of the pa t
two months. It will Ik? sold stil' less as
soon as tiain commence running through
from Chicago,
Captain Hannum, of the Steamer Klk
ho'n, "skedaddled" from Omaha a few
days since, with about $.'J.i.M in green
backs ln-longing toother parties. leavitur
numerous bill-, great and small, unpaid.
The boat belon-ed to the T. V. II. Pi
Co., and has been seized by the creditors
of Capt. Hannum.
P. M. Greene, tin- great auction mr.n
of the West, has leen Sidling goods
cheap to-day, and proposes to keep up
bis sales to-morrow and Saturday. You
can get poods at you own price of M;
Greene, and he sells good articles.
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There are now aliout twenty prisoners
in that miserable place called a jail, in
this city. Is it not aliout time Cass
county built a good jail, where prisoners
can Ik' kept with some degree of safety
and health?
A correspondent of the Omaha lL r
says iron ore in large quantities, and
in almost a pure state, has been found
to exist ' .Jefferson county in thi State.
This re i: ion ill oon be reached by the
15. A: M. It. . wot from Platt.-mouth.
and we hope the statement of the lL r
ul'l correspondent may prove correct.
Mr. John O'KeitT, who hxs been a
resident of this city since the commence
ment of work upon the railrcad, lat
f-pring, leaves o-day for Hamburg,
Iowa, to take charge of the grading of
that portion of the lied Oak switch
which is to be built this fall. John 11.
Boyle, of Davenport, has the contract.
Tlie Grand Jury for this couniy was
organized at 11 a. in. yesterday, and was
discharged at noon to-day, after having
found seven different indictments. j
Prosecuting Attorney Cowin is entitled
to the thanks of this community for the
dispytch with which he enquires into
ciiminal doings. It saves many dollars
to the countv.
'iui Fri Iff Daily.
The locomotive reached Main street
this eveninc.
John II. Sahler, Esq., has been iu the
city several days attending Court.
Mr. Thos. Poane, Chief Engineer of
the B. M. B. B. in Nebraska, is expec
ted home from California in a day or two.
Mr. Woodman is getting a large
amount of material over the river, for
the construction of the railroad west.
They are raising stock in Omaha for a
hotel that is to cost $150,000. They have
jsrumo already mboeribed,
Tlie Statesman has received a lot of
new printing material, and a new job
press. It has, also, a new assistant ed
itor, of tender age.
Tlie Chronicle says the Governor has
decided not to call an extra session, and
the Statesman says he has not decided
not to call an extra session. Time will
tell which is the best posted.
We notice the arrival of a large lot of
stoves at Mr. Merk's new building. He
will be ready to open in a few days, when
his advertisement will appear in the
Hkrai.i.
Milier, of the Omaha JhralJ, says
giving military orders isn't exactly his
f, rte. That's singular, too ; considering
the time he put in with the army selling
sole-leather, pies and things.
Tlie foundations for the II. II. Carpen
ter's Shop was commenced to-day. The
building is to be 30x100 feet. The ex
cavation for the turn-table was comple
ted yesterday. Tlie company arc push
ing things as rapidly as rsib!e.
Simpson, Miekelwait & Co. appear to
think they can sell coal here at $11 per
ton as soon as the railroad is completed
from the east, which will be during the
present month. Coal at that price is
cheaper than wood.
There is an average of about eight car
loads of iron arrives daily for the B. &
M. II. It. in Nebraska. This at 44
bars to the car load, would make
nearly enough iron each day to lay half
a mile of track.
The 7mo7says "the Bail Boad inte
rests of Omaha have gone into winter
quarters they sleep." It is rather a
bad time in the year tit go to sleep. We
have heard it said there was always a
tendency to sleep when one commenced
to freeze but it is dangerous to allow
sleep to overcome the faculties at such a
time. We feel sorrv for Omaha.
Th.i Pi-e.su says : "Praire fires have
been raginir to the south and west of
Nursery Hill. Mr. George A. Brown,
I i . T. 'Yose, G eorge B. Masters, and
Mr. Wink-ringer in the vicinity of Nur
sery Hill have lost heavily by the fires.
Tlie loss has lieou heavy south, along
""Muddy," both of hay and grain."
Hon. J. Sterling Morton of the Xeicr,
and wife, C-'lebratjil their Crystal wed
ding the fifteenth anniversary of their
married life Monday evening, at their
reiilence in Nebraska City. Their nu
merous friends in the city and vicinity
were in attendance, and the occasion was
one of great interest and pleasure.
Mr. AY. W. Irish, who kerps a restau
rant over Bloom Y. Co's clothing store,
disappeared List Wednesday morning,
about '.) o'clock, since which time noth
ing has been heard of him. Any person
knowing of his whereabouts will confer a
favor upon his nfllicted wife by giving
her information immediately.
We hope our county Commissioners
will see fit to have a complete statement
of the financial condition of the county
published when the settlement is made
with the out going officers. Such a pub
lication has never been made since we
have resided in Cass county. The peo
ple like to know how the public finances
staii'l, and they have the right to know.
Tlie only way they can get at it conve
niently is to have a complete statement
published.
We understand that Messrs. Fox &
Haley, the cr.ntiactors for doing the rock
work on the railroad between this city
a id Lin.-oln. h ivo th ? culverts about all
done up as far as section IS. and are pro
gressing rapidly leyond that point.
Competent judges who have examined
their work say they are doing the be.st
job of stone work to le found in the west.
They are heavy contractors, and take a
ju-t pride iu allowing nothing but the
very lest work to leave their hands.
The Staff sawn of the th ult. says:
s" Work has been resumed on the Lincoln
cud of the B. & 31. B. B. It was sus
Icnded the first mile from the Hep-ot
grounds, northward, until the line could
be changed. The new alignment having
leeii made, a strong force of hands and
teams are now engaged in making road
bed. A few days of good weather will
complete the section ; and that closes the
work between Ashland and Lincoln."
'tttpi SftSitrtlu v D'lit'f.
I. II. Wheeler, U. W. Wi? and
Yannata of this city, were admitted to
the bar bv Judire Lake this week.
Chief Engineer Ioane, of theB. & M.
B. 11. in Nebraska, arrived from San
Francisco last evening, looking remarka
bly well after his trip.
Tlie railroad boat has leen ojerating
at the head of the sand bar on the op
ositc side of the river to-day, making a
new landing. Would not this be a good
loint at which to land our ferry ? We
are of opinion it would In? nearer and
better, and nij'di more convenient for
people going to Glenwood, Pacific City
and Council Bluffs.
Col. A. C. Tiehnor arrived iu the city
yesterday, from Lincoln. He informs us
that Messrs. Smith & Wesson, the great
pistol manufacturers, have purchased an
interest in his salt works at Lincoln, and
that they are now commencing the manu
facture of salt on an extensive scale.
They propose having a large quantity
read- for shipment as soon as the first
train arrives in Lincoln from Platts
mouth. District Attorney, J. C. Cowin, 3 es
tablishing a reputation as a prosecutor
that might well be envied by many law
yers of much greater experience. He
had not failed in a single indictment
made in this count-. Every one has
held good, and every criminal has either
plead guilty or been found gnilty upon
trial His prosecution is not only effec
tive but is carried on with the least pos
sible delay or expense. No less than
eight criminals were disposed of yester
day, and every one of them eonvicted of
the crime1? charged in the indictment.
K. A. WIGOENHOR.V.
GREAT RUSH! LARGE CROWDS ! !
Ereryliody, and mort too, are going ta
B. A. WIG-G-ENHORTT 8c Co.,
To buy their
SJnrP3r3.T3.er ana js-ixxxxxmlox Goods
AT THR
NE-W YORK STORE-
The largest and most complete
STOCK OF DRESS GOODS
Are now en exhibition at the New York Store, at irreatly reduced price. We call particular
attention to our new styles of
DRESS-GOODS. PRINTS,
DELAINS. (ilNGHAMS.
BROWN SHEETING.
BLEACHED COTTONS.
BALMORALS. CARPETS.
CLARK'S NEW THREAD,
COTTON YARNS BOOTS AND SHOES
of all kinds and price to suit our nitmerou customers. A large stock of
GROCFRIES,
IF ARDVVARE,
QUEENSWARE,
WOODEN-WARE,
GLASSWARE,
YANKEE NOTIONS,
HATS AND CAPS
Ve hav.- a larsr" tot of the celebrated GARDEN CITY CLIPPER
PLOW, STUBBLE nd BREAKING PLOWS, od oil kind of
CULTIVATORS- REAPERS. SEEOERS, HAY RAKES. 8cC
Piattsmouth April 22d. 1869. E A. WIGoENHORN & CO.
B. EOT. R.
One door went of
PLATTSMOUTH,
HAS
SME
A LARGE STOCK OP
Hry Goods, Groceries, Clothing,
FURNISHING GOODS,
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES
and Provisions.
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID
FOR
Kinds of Country Produce.
Plattsmouth, NehruAa, August ;tli,
IIaltsmouth9
JJTc Itavc an extensive general sioclc
or Goods that tee are constantly as
sorting uj9 whtfm. ice oiler to tlie pub
lic at prices that we Icnoiv must give
entire satisfaction.
We purchase, the very best Goods at the head -f Mar
ket and slriethj for cash, and are prepared to compete
tcith the trade at any point on the Missouri river.
STOVE AND TIN STORE.
IE. T. DTTZECIE & CO.,
Wholesale and Iletail dealers inl
Hardware and Agricultural Implements,
STOVES, TIN, SHEET IRON, BRASS, .
STEEL O3 31. O "W S
Of all kicdj and sires, whith we warrant the best in the market.
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Tin Roofing, Gutters and Spouting Done on Short Notice.
Are exclusive Agents in this eonnty for the sale ot
Stewart's Celebrated Combination Coal
or Wood Cook Stove
Give ns a call re will sot be undersoil Main (dreet, next door east of the Masonio Block,
PLATTSMOUTH. NEBRASKA
D. BCMXAS3E.
R. STORE !
the Hrbald Office,
- NEBRASKA,
AT
MSB RET JUL
ALL
Jolm Fitzgerald.
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MISSOURI VALLEY
LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
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CAPITAL, - -
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GEISTTSRJL, OFFICE :
No. 70 DELAWARE STREET, LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS.
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BEAUOH
St. Louis, Mo.,
Chicago, III.,
Memphis,
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ALL POLICIES
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Dividend on the
Securing the Qreatest Pecuniary
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REASONS FOR INSURING IN THIS COMPANY :
1st. This a AVe.tf rn Company, manaced by Western men, whose known finniiancial charac
ter, ability and position, afford ample guaranty for its careful and succesful management.
2d. IU Polices are all ion-forleItlii.
3d. Premium all cash. It receives no notes and cive none. Policy holders have no interest
to pay, and no ouMandinp notes a lien? upon their policies,
4th. Dividend ani losses ore paid in cah.
5th. It injures at lower rates than any Eastern company.
Cth. It rinks are iu the West, where the rate of mortality is lower and the rate of interest
higher than in the East; hence the accumulation 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. Itubusiness is exclusively life insurance.
Arc the accumulations of interest upon premiums paid, hence the Company that loans its assets
at the highest rate of interest can give you the Unrest dividends. Eastern companies invest their
moneys at 6 percent., while this makes its investments at twelve per cent, or more.
The advantage of Western investments to the policy holder appears in the following startling
figures: The amount of SI ., invested for fifty years at
C per cent, compound
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10
12
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OFFICERS :
H. D. Mackay, President,
E. Henseley, Vice-President,
Geo. A. Moore, Secretary,
E. W. Eaves, Treasurer,
D. M. Swan, General Agent.
J. L. Wever, Nl. D., Consulting Physician.
EXECUTIYE COMMITTEE:
H. D. Mackay. George R. Mines, E. Henseley,
H. Edgerton, D. V. Eaves.
This Company Injures
any Ia.Nleni
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AUDITOR OF TATE oKFICLJ
TiPKKA. KasaS. February 3th. "So!".
KNOW ALL MEN" 1JV THESE PRESENCE: That 1, A. Thom x. Auditor of the .State cf
Kansas, do hereby t-ertily that the
Missouri Valley Life Insurance Company,
organized and doing business under .he law of the State of Kansas and Missouri, has furnished
the undersighed satisfactory evidence that it has invested One Hundred nnd Ui ity Thousand Dol
lars its capita' iu United ftiiUes li'uv eminent Iionds. of t he uenoini nation of Five-Tweiil ics ..i-Jf)
and i" e imssc-se.; of the nme. Aim' 1 '.o further cert by that said Company has set a;iai i Hue II un
dred Thousand Dol!i oT n';J"l 'nl Suites iionds for the benefit of all roi.K v hoi.oki.-s . . ij
tVimpauy: andiinul iiold id trust end on deposit for the benelit of said ioi- hohieis the .-e-i : v
alxive meniiouet' nmi 1 iui satisfied that such securities are worth One Hundred Tiiou-j,i; l)oi': -lawful
money o" ttie Cii.eu ijtatcs oi' America.
In witness whee I have iiereunto subscribeil my name, and caused the -eal of my office to lie
Seal o" An 1- di ied, the day and year above written.
1 itor of Siaie. A. TUOMAX. Auditor of .Slate of Kansas.
CERTIFIC'ATK OF AIJTIIORITV TO DO IU'SINKSS.
OKKirr OK Sl-pERlSTENnENT OF THE I.VSl RANrE IKPA HTM K5T OK MlSSnTTI.
IT IS HEREBY CERTIFIED. Thai (tic Missouri Valley Life Insurance Company, u Life As-su-rtiice
Couio.mv. oianied under the laws oi" the State of Kansas, jrid its princip.il ottiee lo
eatet! i'i ,'ae c'y Leave. iwoi .Ii. has complied wbu the requirements of the thirtieth. .h;,.y--; -i.
thil ly-sectiiit! -.! i ". i!i' I c-iou, ih sections oi' an Act of I he tJenerjl As.-ei.iVv o- i'ie
S.rf.e oi M-'-oiv e.i'-lcil "Aa c -or the iiHH,oralio.i and regulation of Life Assurau e Coi.i ,i-
U'e.."" a .ii-oveu . I -e j )! .i I;. J ' o i,r is I lie sa' J reinreuirnts are appi icable . .ic e o. A .id J
nv. sua jt .he . .i:- . v 'x Ii ee. o,i of aid Aci. (he -aid Missoui i Valley Li le Insnriiiice t o..i hmv i
i iieie au.'io ,u hi m-iae-' is n Life AfUinnce Company wi bin the said Stale o.'M out .. '
M'iee. o '.if eveii'l p iiv'im i'nd ; ;.uii ements t..' the Act utoresaid. until thefirsl day i. i'co- '
l u.-,y. 'a the yeai o. of - t" e'hteeu iiiiutlred fnd seventy.
I.i .e 'liionv whe'eo-. )- Vv.'.v Kino. undei-. .ned. Superintendent of the Insurance I-pnri- .
S !' of Insninnce Dc- I laicii- o7 aid State of Missouri, have hereto ct my hand nnd ntli.ved
J partiueDL of i?ta. e oi , m -eel u ottiee, ai la
(. Missouri. J. JuU. a. i.lstii.
cupenu-euueui oi tne
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CK11TIFICATK OF AUTHORITY.
(To expire on the 31st day of January. ls70.)
I.XSI KANCE DKPA ItTll KNT. O I lrE OF S ' ATE Af OlTOir.
Ll ii.n. Xebr:'-k:i. Amil 1. I V. )
Whf.hkasi. Abram B. Covalr. State Agent for the Missoui i Vidley Life Insurance Ctiuipanv, 'o
eatel at Leavenworth. Kaustls, has filed in this ofiice a copy of ihe Act o. I ncto poration in . . .
Company, and a si.iuiucul uuuti o.h. -howicir its conliio:i. i lequiietl bv .be h.'ili --eciton o- a
law of the Slate of Nebra-ka. entitled " "Ail Act in lleletiou iu Ijsi ...hit Companie-.'" nppmved
February l-th. 1S-M: approve! Fehruaiy lih. lStii: and whereas, sj-i Company has mmished the
undersigned i-:Ki-factory evidence that it s iKis-e-ed of
Five Hundred Thousand Dollars
of actual capital, invested in the stocks of at least par value, or iu bond or mortgages on real
estate worth double the amount for which the same is mortgaged : anil whereas, i-aid OuniMiiv tie
filet' in thi office a written instrument, underthe seal of the Company, signed by .he Pre it'eiu
and Secrem' v there..." nuthoniug the said Abiam I!. Covalt to acknowledge sen-ice o" proee - ....
8U." iu bea?'f of T'd Company, com-entiiig t hat sei vice of process upon him .-halt oe iake.i i.id
held to 'it as v'r as if served upon the Company, neconnir to the laws of .his S a c any other
Stste. anil waiving nil claims of error by icason of such service: and whereas, Abtcui It. Com It
has furnished satisfactory evidence that he the authorised Aaent of said Couipanv.
Therefore be it known by these presents. thm ia pursuance of the aforesaid Act. i, John tldles
pie, Autlitorof the State of Xeb':isk. do herc'iv certify that Abram 15. Covali. E-- i., has toil au-tho-'ty
toaet as State Agent tor .lir td Missoui i!Vai Icy Life Insnnm-e Company, in I he State of Se
briska. and to do and perform ail acts for and in behalf of said Company authorized by his ap
pointment as such agent, and by the laws of this State, until the 31 t day of January, a. i. 170.
in witness whereof. 1 have subscribed my name, and caused the Seal of the Auditor's oftiee to be
lu. 8. affixed this 1st day of April, a. v. ISo'J. JOHX UILLESP1E, State Auditor.
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GOOD TRAVELING SOLICITORS WANTED.
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.1. IS. COTlET9
State tgent for Nebraska and Xorfliern Kansas!
J MASHALIi. Agent. 1 r r iTTi'irir.ifpn
E. B. LIVIKGST0N. Med. Exatainer, ) L1 1 1 SMUb 1 .
- - $500,000.00
OFFICES:
Tenn.,
Indianapolis, Ind.,
San Francisco,
Cal.
KON-F RFEITIJNG.
Contribution 11 an.
Advantage to the Policy Holders-
interest, is
S 1M20.14
40,;hh.61
m.aio.s.-.
318.0t.05
at lower rates tliasa
Coinpany.
city ot !N. Luui-', lissonri. this 2";li day oi
Signed!. WYI.LYS KINti.
insurance jJepartiucnt ut tue Mate ot -Missouri.
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3 BLOOM& CO.,
if r TT5
VST READY-MADE V
CL0TH1NGV
ytlRNlSHING C00D-V Y
BOYS" AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING,
Hats Sc Caps, Boots 8c Shoes,
BLANKETS, RUBBER GOODS, TRUNKS, VALISES, ETC.
31am Street, Second Door Bast of -Court House,
Plattsmouth, Neb.
BRANCH HOUSE: Broadvay, Council Bluffs, Iowa. OPlMAw
DR. 11. II OT'CIXSKEY,
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DENTIST
Willlioiit Ir. IiviiiL'stoli's ofTii-e durinjr the
last week in ei'fli month. All order left t 'ie
Post office will be promptly aU-iid"d to l jub'Jt
FURNITURE!
Thos. W. Shryoclc,
CABINET MAKER,
And dealer in all kinds of
Furniture and Chairs.
Tiiii:i stkkeT, (near Main)
Plattsmouth - - - Neb.
Re pairim,; and Varnishinp neatly done.
KiincraN nt tended at the shortest uo
no.ll.
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A GOOD CHANCE
GOOD BAIIGAIN
Having completed the platting nnd leco.dins
ot iny i J i K k s1 Addition n tlie I ity oi 1 l.nu
moutli. 1 am now prepared to sell
LOTS
in tlie Addition nt reasonable rates, terms arc
one hiili' cash dowj ; Ihe other halt payable it:
one vear. rt ten per cent, interest per annum
frn dale of purchase until paid. To beset uicil
by i.iorti:iie on the property.
S. DUKE.
Donation to Churches.
I will give to the following religious dci..-
nations, vi. :
In the I)aitit Church, lot V2 in Mock '27 :
To the Vinzrcgational CIni'Cii. loi 'Jll in locki';
To the -Mi-iIioiii ( liurcli. lot 1 in 'dock I-;
To the Catholic Church, lot ' i.i :)!ck
T the Episcopal Chinch. lot 12 i.i 'dock l!:
To the I'reshyterian ( hiiicli. loi 1 in docl.i
To the t'bristian Chinch loi 12 i.i Mock o;
i n the Lutheran Church loi 1 l :ock '2!:
ill my Addition to the City m" Plnltsmotitli. upon
l!ic lollowing conditions. v.: That they shall
erect on said lots, as above doiialeil. P -ui.alilo
iiuiiding tor puolic worsiiip. within live vcan
tii. in this date : and. in case of failure oc it
part of said Chinch or Churches to eomplv wiih
) iiovr en, Hi ion. then and in that ca i: the
lot or lots shall revert to me.
DUE
Donation to Public Schools.
I hereby donate for the u.-e of Public District
S -hools. Lot In in lilm-k i. on the noilii ii !e
.Main si reel, mid Lot lo in IMock 22. on the soii.h
sii'e of Main street, in my audition lo the Cny
oi i'laltsmoulii. DL'KE.
5,000 Acres of Land for Sale
in this county. Also, Houses and Lois in tai
city, ai low prices.
Particular attention given to the buying and
selling of real e-tatc. examining title, and pac
ing taxes fyr noii-rcsidcutj. S. Ill KK.
Real Es.u. e Agent,
Lot for Ten Dollars.
I will sell to parties ... -t. ous oi building an i
imp:o in?, miy of the loi- io ilie -iilijoiucd li.
: ii i,iv addition to Plat i-moiil h. at ten doll..:
;icr lot, under the followiui; condii ions, vi-.:
The person piirchiiinx will lie required .
liiiid on the ltd purch.i-ed a dwelling house oi
he follow itr-' dimensions, to-wit: The house
fo be not less than 1 iJ! leet. w ilii story no
'owr than S feel. The iVume ine-'i be good ni:i
ti'"siani ial- house vcii -liin'.li-i: loiimlatioi
i.'her of brick or stone. T'o i must ich kiii li
n. of not i"s- I'uiiii I'".! '. Iwi.i iiii.-iiiusl .
nu'ilcted on or 'x-T.-i - .'..mrip- IsTi). Vfil
rive n hor.d fir a ti.-.-d m :!i i : who buys :.
..on lis iii; !ia"e is n i lea ad upon eoinpl in.
v .i t!ic a'iovc con !i !'.. give a good an;
-t.incitiit U arra.i.y Di e I.
fck'ciioiHi Uiay be made from the accouijiany
.ng li-t: . . . , . .
Lots ." and S in block .1: Lot 8 in I.I.k k 4 : Lor
i in block 1J: Lot f in block ls: Lot Yi ii
lock 10: Lots -Z. U and 14 in block Ll : Lo. 8 ii
'.ock2J: 1 o;s-j anl t i -i block:.".: Lt 5rn-
1 iu Mock It 5 in ' 1 ck Si- Lots 1:; hip'. U
i blocks; Lots 4 and 7 in block M;; Lot. 2 ii-
,;mk S.DVKI'.
'.i '; i.K.utb. .ni.';"if. Ofiice in Coit lloti .
J. W. SHANNON'S
FKED. SALH AND
LIVEKY HTAIIJjFI,
MAIN STUKET, PLATTSMOUTH. NKB.
I am prepared toaccommodatethepablicwith
ILjrtfH, (',rri-i0-. and A .Vi. 1 Ilxtrw,
on short notice and reasonable terms. A Hack
will ruutH the stoam'ioat landing. audio all parts
of the eily when desired. Mir-".'.
CaptTo. LOUO & CO ,
Wholesale and retail dealer? in
WINES AND T.IQUOItS
Also a verj' choice selection of
TOBACCO AXD CIGARS,
Main afreet, sectmd door east of the Seymour
House. Nebraska City. Neb. .
Are just receiving a new Stock of Pennine ld
IiourMiu direct from Uourbou county. Ky.. Lit
tere. etc. myliw.
J7& H. J. Streight,
l.FAi.vns tv
Fruits, Confectioneries, Toys
NOTIONS, BOOKS.
STATIONERY &C.
Plattsmouth, Aug'-'iif.
$20,000 WtiTolTProperty
FOU SALE-
Consisting of farms. with Umber aiUoinir.g.near
Plattsmouth, property iu PlatU mouth. City,
horses, cattle, wagons, etc.
For further particular enquire of or address
GEO. V. COLVIX..
angirtonnrlT Putttsuioutb, Xeb.
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HALL'S
VEGETABLE SICILIAN
HAIR RENEWER
Is the only perfected am?
scientifically prepared
preparation of its kind
ever offered to the publ?.
and has no competitor
in merit. By its use
GRAY HAIR is soon
RESTORES
GRAY
HAIR
TO
ITS
ORIGINAL
restored to its original
youthful color nnd bril
liancy, which is so much
admired by all. Persons
whose hair is thin or falling
COLOR,
out will, by the use of ou
PROMOTES Roncwer,soon sec its good
jmn effects, as, by its tonic and
t5 miilntlncr nrnnrrt!" tlin
GROWTH!: hair elands will be incited
AND
IS A
SPLENDID
and the hair grow thick
and strong again. In cases
at Baldness it will creato
a new growth unless the
follicles are destroyed. It
DRESSING.
TRY
ONE
BOTTLE
AND
is cooling, and allays all
itching and irritation of
the scalp. Ittloes notstaiu
the skin ns do dyes, bu
makes the scalp white nnd
. i nnrcctvn
lilluixijlv;, tl.o l.ot anil ninst
UP
THE
THIN
economical preparation in '
the world, ns its effect
last so much longer. Send
for our Treatise on tho
LOCKS! hair, free to all, by mail.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Madlclne.
COOK, CODURN & CO.
Gen'l Agents for North-"Western Statas, .
87 DEASS02H STBE2T, CHICAGO, ILL.
A'th"i! IV u --ists of Plalfstnontii. ealMIie n.
i "iiti.n of on r ens. nt.ier to the let t crs puhli.- hei
:.clow of the woiidei ''ut Iticaey of llr. Huh-ieU'
S'oinaeh Litter-. Ir. Itiib.n k's Se.indin.'ivian
J.lood Pills. AVe have heen si-llinic theio incli
eincs l.ni enoii'-h io l.n.n th.it Miy are reconi
iiended io ami tha k t ho cert iucales of CU. e
Piihli hcii are t' tie.
Bead the following letter from
yone of the oldest and moa,
reliable proccry merchants ia
the city of Davcnjiort.
Friend Walton:
Agreeably lo my
promise to you when
here, I write you, for
publication if you nee
proper, a true state
ment of the good ef
fects of Roback's
Stomach Bitters upon
myself. I had been
troubled with indi
gestion for a Ioii
time, attended with
sev ere headache, par
ticularly altercating.
when fortunately an
old soldier friend
came into the store
and recommended mc
to use Roback's Bit
ters. I did so by tak
inga small wine-g!as
full just before eac
meal, and to my grea
joy I was relieved ai
once, and am now
well by their use. I
would not be withou ;
them at any price. 1
have not taken an:
other medicine sinct
commenced usin?
the Bitters. And I
can say with a clear
conscience,
try Ro
back's Bi iters
-thev
will do all they ar.
recommended to dr
if taken accord i i:
to directions.
Yours truly,
Frank II. Mill:-
Of the firm of Beidebnck t Miilcr
"Wholesale Grocers. Dave::p ;
Iowa.