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Will be at Dr. Llrtewton' oSxoe daring th
Idtt weeK in eaca muDin. au oruera leJx at
fo.t Cilice will be prompUj attended to flu-S t
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(Successors to J. M. Hiucbraan.)
Druggists & Apothecaries.
DRALtBS 15
Irug? and Zfifctlleiiie,
PAINTS. OILS. DYES, NOTIOKS,
PERFUMERY. FAXCY BOAPS.
PURE V7INES AIJD LIQUORS
Tor Mechanical andllediclii&l parpot.
Keep constantly cu hard a fall and wella8irtci
itCCK of
PATEXT JIEDECIES-
Physicians' prescriptions carefully compound-
I V,v an exnerienced Drnezist. Nona but the
purest medicines used. All eooda warranted as
cprescnted. Cull and eee.
Main Street, South Side.
TERMS CASH.
Weeping Water
Farmer, po where you can get tha beet Flour,
and tue uioi ot it.
35 POUNDS OF XXX FLOUR
AMD
c-iv.n in fi.in for c.cd wheat.
We are !.- doing ur'-t work : and. with our
inerascl faciiii e. feci ns-'itred that we mo civ
tue bc-t and iuo.?t 1 lour cl auy in tue state.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
Produce Bought and Sold.
HIGHEST IfABEKT r&ICS PAID.
Sleed & Clinton
marCG.'oS.
w V . W I
GASiEr QUAKER,
An 1 dealer iu all kind of
Furniture and Cha rs.
iiais street, (third 'loor west of P O
Plaits mouth - - - Ikb.
Rrpairinc and Varnih:og neatly done.
Jtf Funerals attended at the shortest coti -e.
IDO.Il,
NEW
SI AUGDTER HOUSE!
GEO. FICKLER, Prop.
SOUTH OF TOWX, OX TUB
ROCK BLUFFS ROAD.
I am prepwed to kill beef cattle, hnps, sheep
etc.. for c:i"r-icieis, oa short notice and at rea
ionable rate.'.
GIVE ME A CALL.
jaTM 6E0. FICKLER,
Attachment.
A. W. Lynch.
J. ll.B'.Mw
To J. H. Hubtarin. Yon are hereby notified
that itn H'aachment wng iiJsnpd by mo in f.ivor of
I'lainti T anil Hiriimst the above name ! detendent
for (he sum of fit'ty-even dollnr. ami trial pet
for Saturday the 12th d.ny of Febniary. "t
ten o'clock A. M. of snii Jjy. at which time
ju-iirumcnt will be rendered a':iint yon. if you
Uo not ap'i'-aranit shuw cause to the con'mrv.
JAMEd U'S FILL. Jmtcefrhvlw:'t,
L. A. ViTiUu L.VUOliMi
GREAT JIUSH! LARGE CROWDS! !
Krerybody, and more too, are going to
B. A. WIG-G-BS7HORIT & Co.,
Tobaythtdr
fyi?13LZ T?L m irn GrOoas
AlTH
1ST E "W Y O Tt STOKE-
The laxeoat and tuoit complete
STOCK OF DRESS GOODS
Axe now ea exhibiUon at tho New York Store, at trreatly reduced price. We call particular
attention to our new styles of
DRESS-GOODS. P1UNTS,
GINGHAMS,
BROWN SHEETING.
KLEACHED COTTONS,
BALMORALS, CARPETS,
CLARK'S NEW THREAD,
COTTON YARNS, BOOTS AND SHOES
of all kind and prieea te i ult eur nauicrou eoetouera. A Lure itock of
GROCERIES,
HARDWARE,
QUEENS WARE,
WOODEN-WARE,
GLASSWARE,
YANKEE NOTIONS,
HATS AND CArS.
We have a lanre stock of tba celebrated OARDTM CITY R! IPPPR
PLOW, STUBBLE and BREAKING PLOWS, and all kind, of
CULTIVATORS, REAPERS. SEEDERS, HAY RAKES, &.C
riattsmouth April 2Jd. 1869.1
0e door west ef the
PLATTSMOUTH,
BAS
A LARGE
M. R. R. STORE I
Dry Goods, Groceries, Clothing.
FURNISHING GOOD ,
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES
and Provisions.
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID
FOR ALL
Kinds of Country Produce.
3oIisi JFitzQevsxlil
Platfemonth," Nebraska, Auerust 5th. 1869.
JRtattstnoutJi
IT Have an extensive general stock
of Cfaofts tlsat zee are constantly gts
sorting uj9 tcliif tee offer to tUe 2ub
lie at prices that we know must give
entire satisfaction
We purchase the rcry best Goods'at the head f Mar
ket and strictly fur cash, and are prepared to compel
tcitk the trade at any point n the Missouri river,
1 1 i .I i i i ,., - . .. i
HUMASON &
Russell .$ Doom's Old Stand,
jan7dwtf
HAIiID"WAE,E
STOVE AISTD
33. T. X5TJK:e So CO.,
TrholeaIe aci'Retail dealers in
ETardvi are and JLgi'icuIlrl JixiI?iiieiits9
STOVES, TIFi, SHEET IRON, BRASSr
STEEL OP L O "W S
Of ail kines an i sites, hi?-h wo warrant la a best in the a:arfcei-
o
3"OI3 VOLSrS. !
Tin Roofing; Glitters and Spouting Bone on Short Notice,
Are exclupiro Age U in
Stewart's Celebrated Combination Coal
or Wood Cook Stove
V
Gire as a call we will net hi nn-letrolJ M.tSn rtrrot, nnxt ioor east of the Maoni B(aBv
A. WIGGENHORN & CO.
HsbaLD Office.
- NEBRASKA,
AT
STOCK OP
RHOADES,
PLATTSMOUTH, NEB.
TUT STORE.
this unty for tit sale e
LOCAL NEWS.
From Thartday'i Daily.
The 'Calico I'arty" lat night was a
complete success. The attendance was
large, and everything passed off pleas
antly. '
The Republican thinks that with "a
little fixing" the O. & S. W. and the O.
& N. W. Railroads will be very good
roads. We are glad to hear it.
The CftronicU has a WabLington cor
respondent who signs himself "Looking
Around." Wonder if he is "looking
around" like the fellow whow Hays, of
Fremont Tribune, teh about
Commissioner Harris arriyed this
morning from the east, and has opened
an office on the corner of Vine and Third
Streets, where persons interested can en
quire in regard to the B. & M. Railroad
Lands.
They have had a "match game" at
manufacuring horse shoes in Omaha
and some fellow came out Becond best.
The winner turned out 101 shoe3, all
finished except corking, in two hours and
nineteen minutes.
The JVcm; advertising a roll of green
backs as ''lost between Ware's Bank and
Wm. E. Hill," remindes us of sundry
bonds Issued by Otoe county to the B.
& M. R. R. which was most effectually
lost between Hamburg and J. Sterling
Morton. State Journal.
Coal brought over the B. Sc M. and C.
B. & SL Joe Railroads sells at Nebraska
City, by the car load, at $9.50 per ton.
This is much cheaper fuel than they have
had at Nebraska City heretofore and illus
trates what we have always said, that
the completion of the B. Sc M. to
Plattsmouth was a "big thing" for the
entire State.
We are in receipt of a note of thanks
from Rev. Geo. S. Alexander, Commis
sioner of Agriculture for the State, for
our note in regard to the B. k M. R. R.
Lands, inserted in the article taken from
the advanced sheets of his book, and he
assures us the facts f-hall appear in the
work. The Herald is just now filled
with matter relating to the interests of
the State, and the Commitsioner will
find it profitable to draw heavily from
our columns. We are aiming to. give
nothing but facts, and to give those in a
concise manner.
The nc"7 M. E. Church is not quite
Completed, but is rie-ir enough so a3 to
hold services. It is a neat, wel arranged
building, and is a credit to the tociety
and to the pastor who has labored tsO
dilligently in its construction. The en
trance, the class room3, and the gallejy
are all well arranged, and the seats are of
that pattern which allows a persons uiind
to attend to the sermon instead of con
stantly studying how to change position
for the better. Dedication sermon next
Sabbath by Rev. G. De La Matyr.
From Friday Daily.
Biliin &, Son have commenced the
erection of their business house on Main
street.
The B. k M. Company in Nebraska
will have nine locomotives on the road
west from Plattsmouth as soon as the
river opens. .
The Railroad barge i undergoing ex
tensive repairs. It will be put in nrst
cla s condition for next seasons business.
The space between the "hog chains" is
being widened so as to admit the trans
fer of passenger coaches.
Another meeting of Bil'.v Millers 'd s-
contented grumblers" has been held at
I vers' School-house in Otoe county re-
cent'y- They elected a committee of
four to attend a county convent n n to
be held Feb. 5th and instructed them to
enquire intc the "means used" to secure
the issuing of the $150,000 in bonds, in
which certain citizens of that county are
supposed to be interested.
If Saunders, of auction notoriety, is
as liberal with other people as he is with
the printers he would receive the bles
sings of all mankind. He astonished the
Herald office yesterday with a half dozen
cans of those superb fresh oysters. 'Long
may he wave," and may "Junction City
rival New York and Plattsmouth.
The business men of Burlington are
beginning to branch out and canvass for
trade out here in Nebraska. We see no
reason why Burlington could not secure
a large portion of the western trade just
as well as to let all go to Chicago. In
fact, we think she can if her wholesale
dealers will only advertise in the Her
ALD.
From Saturday' Daily
From the amount of wood being stack
ed up at the Rail Road Machine Shops,
we judge there will be several locomo
tives -in operation here next season.
We should like to have the same set
of Commissioners examine and report
upon the first ten miles of each road
asking lands under the State grant. We
judge the reports, if made truthfully,
would be very interesting.
A correspondent of the Nebraska City
Chronicle accused Post Master Hoclistet-
ler, of that city, of making his office a
headquarter for the Democratic lights of
Otoe. We have heard such things inti
mated heretofore, but had hoped they
had no foundation in truth.
T. B. Glenn, of the firm of Doom,
Glenn &, Co., at Ashland, has our thanks
for numerous names of good men ad le
to our Ashland subscription roll. Send
them along, Thomas. We desire every
good man to read the Herald, and
those who are not so very good may de
rive benefit from a careful perusal of it
The Herald takes especial delight in
assisting to build up Plattsmouth and
the entire region of country between
Plattsmouth and Ft Kearney, including
the fine town of Ashland aai surround
LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL, .... $500,000.00
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GrElST "ERAJLi OFFICF :
No. 70 DELAWARE STREET, LEAYEXYORTH, KANSAS
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BHAlsTCH:
St. Louis, Mo.,
Chicago, III.,
Memphis,
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ALL POLICIES
IMvideiicls on tlic
Securing the Greatest Pecuniary
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REASONS FOR INSURING IN THIS COMPANY :
1st. Tbis is a Western Company, managed by Western men. whose known finanancial charac
ter, ability and position, afford ample guaranty for its careful anil succesi'ul uiuuagBinttit.
2d. Its Polices are all noa-forleitiMK.
3d. Premium all It receiros oo notes and gives none. Tolicy holders have no interest
to par, and so'oaUtaniiiig notes aa liena upon their policies,
4th. Dividends anJ losses are paid in cash.
5th. It insures at lower rates than any Eastern company.
6th. Its risks are in tho West, where the rato of mortality is lower and the rate of interest
higher than in the East; hence the accumulation of dividends te the policy holder is greater than
in any Eastern Company.
7th. It has no restriction upon travel.
Sth. Its dividends are made upon the contribution plaa.
9th. Its business is exclusively Jife insurance.
Are the accumulations of interest upon premiums
at the hiflhoHt rate of interest can five you the largest dividend.-. Eastern companies invest their
moneys at 6 per cent., while this makes iu investments at twelve per cent, or more.
The advantage of Western investments to the
figures: The amount of 81.000, invested ur htty
6 per cent, compound
8 "
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OFPIOBRS :
H. D. Mackay, President,
E. Henseley, Vice-President,
Geo. A. JEoore, Secretary,
E. VV. Eaves, Treasurer,
D. K. Swan, General Agent.
J. L. Wever, M. D., Consulting
EXECUTIVE
H. D. Mackay, George
H. Edgerton,
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Tliis Company Xiisurcs
any Eastern
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RNOW ALL MEN BY TITESE PRESENCE
Kansas, do hereby certify that '.4e
Missouri Valley Life
organized and doing business under the laws vf tK
thu nn.lumirhAil Hill KtartnrV AVllltMirt tUiltll tlM invtnrl I In A t ii n.a4.1 . J
lars of its capital in United States Uovernment r.mt.! tfleuenoiniiMtiou of "ive-T went i -( V' i
and are possessed of the same. And I do turther certify that Mid Oittipjnv ha set nt.iirt OnVjMn
dred Thousand Dollars of aid United States bonds tor thu benefit of Ai.bV'n.n v n.n.i m ol .aid
fYimnanv and that I hold in trust and ou deposit for the tttrneHt nt'yui l iw.li...' , . l. .' '
above mentioned, and I am satisfied that such securitiesare worth Oneliuudred litou-iand iuliur
lawful money of the United States of America.
n witness where I have hereunto subscribed my name, and caused tho real of my oCireln
fSeal of Aud-1 afli zed, the day and year above written. ' umce to oe
itor of State.
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHOilITY" TO DO BUSINESS.
Orrwr. of ScrKRiN"rr.-DEfT of ths lssi KNr n Dktartwkvt of V.wm-Fi
TT IS HEREBY CERTIFIED That tne Missouri V.li. y Lite lnsri4n.-e (VIupi,v . J.?fe
surauce Company, organized under the laws oi the Stte of K;mss, and its in.:ii.i. (rf; . 'o
cated at the -ity of Leavenworth, has complied wilh the rcuir'iMfits ibe thirtM-ih thi-iv t -t
thirty-second, thirty-third and thirty-fourth M-ctionf t xu Act of tie in. nl A 'nioiv'nf 't'iie
State of Missouri, entitled "An act tor the incorp.,ration and regulation of Lit" AF.uran C.n,iia
nies," approved March lUth, a. D. WW, so far as tiie said rffjairfiiierus are :i;ii-Mii ii. rto nd
pursuant to the thirty-sixth section of said Act. the Kaid .Missouri Va!l.- Lne Jnsuriure ('mill,,,,'
subject to the several provisions and rejuireiuouts of tU! A.:; aforai j. until the lim day oViVh
niary, in the year of our Lord eighteen hundred and iev.i:y. '
is hereov autnonzeu to ao Dusuiess as a Liiie A.uraur.. i ......u nn- wimm t.,u ...i . .--j -
in testimony wnereot. i. wtllis uniersi..-nei. uirintn'lcot of tbe jVwrawc D-nirt
f Seal of Insurance De-) meat of said .Mate of Missouri, ha ve hereto vt mv u m l ao,! L
partment of Stateof my Bead of office, t the city of rtt. Louis, i.t,;, ru; j..
(. Missouri. J July. a. i.lv,!. iSirned). H ILLYS KIV
Superintendent of the In.uran-M! Department of the State of Jlh-suuri.
CERTIFICATE OF AUniOIvITY.
(To expire on the 31st dsy of Janr.nry. 1870.)
IssutASCK Dr.rAKTKT. Officz op Statu A -pi-tor
.u t . L. "'!-. -"'-orHta. Anrii i. ls..y.
eated at Leavenworth. Kansas, has filed in tbis ofliee a co,.y of liie Act of ieo.-iH.ratio'n of sitid
Company, and a statement under oath. showi-Mr it ef,.li;ion. require. by rhe tilth -eetion a
law of the State of Nebraska entitled "An Act in Relation to lB,Jr.U i. , I
iebruary loth. lSo; approved h eOruary lth. l-s,: Bd whereas saH Company has f-rciued the
undersigned satisfactory evidence that it is no.'c--Hl of mc
, y cis.e flsriii 1.7 in
Five Hundred
of actual capital, invested in the rtoeks of at least pat value, or in Honds or inirtirwrss on rt 1
estate worth double the amount tor which the nme i morur'ed ; and m h-rv. sxi 1 Coirpany h-.s
filed in this othee a written instrument, under the setl of tbe Oimp.my. sitrn-d' '.v the l'rc-1 i iit
an I in Dcuatl ol saut Company, consenting t Oat
no iwirLij iuciQii. .uui'ii iKiut; lupji.ii Aiir.m
held to bo as valid as if serve
J upon tne Conjoin
fctate, and waiving all claims of error by reason
UrfS 1U1 uisucu fai L7,i.M.-isi ivi.jv: iuai un
n-iory eviueace iuai ne m lae aa!nor!xe.1 A cent of s.i. ..Tiip:inv
nwn by these present. that in pursuaa':c of tie nforc.tiil Act. I." John Gi!le
5t:ue of Nebraska, do hereby errrirV , bat Abeam . Covalt. his full nn-
sAarent.orthesaid Missouri. ,ey Lue Insuranjo Cot.ip.mv. in tne r-tatc of Ne-
pie. Auditor of the St.-i
thoritv to act as State A
X W 1 t J ' ' i . ..J i L rv i. . w u u j . i . '
brasxa, andto Uo and perforin all aeu tor and
In witness whereof 1 have subscribed my naii.e.
l 8. aifcxed thia 1st Uay of April, a. d. idoit.
GOOD TRAVELING SOLICITORS WANTED.
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Stare igent for
T TTT WiWCTIiTT A rrm-r, f
i 1 w. Juino uniiiJi Agouti. . ( . j r m , -mrx wrrt m r
-ii. B. LIY XKOSIOX. Bed. Eanirjer, P 1A T TSMO 0 TH.
OFFICES:
Tenn.,
Indianapolis, Ind.,
San Francisco, Cal.
NON - FORFEITING.
4ostixit) iif ion 1
Adrantaf e to the Peliey Holders-
paid, hree the Company that loans its assets
policy hclicr appear in the fallowing startling
years at
interest, It Jl 18,420.14
" " 40,901X1
" 117.000.85
" " S1S.0C5.03
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Physician.
COMMITTEE :
R. Nines, E. Henseley,
0. w. Eaves.
at lower rales titan
Cerapany.
AUDITOR OV STATE OTFICK
i That I. A. T.ow, Auditor of tbe State of
Insurance Company,
State rvf Kan? und Mi-onri n.i? fnrtfihed
A. TtlOMAN. Auditor of State of Kansi
.iiwan af:cy Life Im-nrancc C.niii-anv. lo-
Tiiousand Dollars
service ot proe-ss uj.on bim t-'iaH K t .ke.,
u. V.-0 v n 1 1 to ni w ie.io Srv
ifoot process i i ir
v. --irlirii to the Uw. n:'th; ..
of su-h service; and where. Airm It. Covait
ilili noTTXC.l A CP pi OI S.1 1. ( 't'TIl ;in V
in i beliaU' of said O.mp.uiy a.uhoruel by his ,;-
arid caused the Scl of the Ai iifoV's oftpe 'o' be
JOHN UILLLSPLK. Stalo Auditor.
2. CGT2JLT9
Strirnsinand Aorihei n ILatisa".
1
FURNETUR E
Lounges, Tabic?, Safes.
BEDSTEADS)
Of all descriptions and at all prices.
Metalie Bnrhd Cases,
Of all size.
WOODEN COFFINS,
Ready made, and sold cheap foreaih.
With many thanks for past patronnsre. 1 irivit.
all to call and ezamiue my larh-e stock of Furni
ture and C.flius. I i:'n-vt.
O..A. DERBY.
OrrCMWA 51 F O CO.
0. A. DEBBY & GO.,
MANUFACTURKKS
AND
Wholesale and H taJ
DEALERS IN
FURNITURE,
BEDDING.
C11AIIIS,
LOUNTJES,
TAHLi:S,
Our motto is quick Bales aad small profits.
IVorlh Side S.iin Street,
(Between Second and Third)
Plattstticuth tebratka.
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PUTT
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53 Frm;&&t
ITALIAH AHD AERlCAIi
MONUM ENTS
TUMHSTOJES.;
TAJiLE-TOPS.it r..
Furnished rrf'mjitly and neatly at the very
low est prices possible.
Ve Warrant Satisfaction.
MERGES Si 11110..
Ilain street newr 6th St.. i'lattsniouth N'cb.
A GOOD GHACE
FOIl A
GOOD BARGAIN !
Having completed the rla''n? nd reporting
of my (Dikk'si Addition to tbe City of PlalU
mouth, I aiu uow prepared to bell
in the Addition at renonab!e rates. Terrr? tire
one half cn.sh down; th? ot:ior half payable in
one year, at ten per pent, interest j,cr annum
from date of purchase until paid. Tu be secured
by mortK.oce on the property.
o. DcivL.
Donation to Churches.
I will Kire to the following; relisrions'dcnomi
natior.. viz :
To the ltnpiit Church, lot 12 in Mock 27 :
To the CirrrPitti"TMl Ch'iTcb. lot 'J in Mock 2S;
To the Mi iiiodi"t Chirch. lot 1 in riock
To the Catholic CY.in h. lt tj in blns-k :W;
To hc Kpi-"opiil Ctitir.-h. l-t VI in Mock 13:
To the I'l esi leri-in ( h'iri ii. lot 1 in block Z ;
To the Christian Chnr-h lot 1.' in h!o.-k 5:
To the Lu'hvrun Cimrcli lot I i-i M-n-k 23:
in my Addition to ;rie t.'iiyof I"i".-H!OUth, upon
the following condith'ns. viz: Tiut tiit-y rlmii
rrept on id lots, i,ve donated. sui;' i
tiujl'iiiiu !or public worsliip, wituin five ye;ir.-f.-om
i his date; Mill, ill rurf. of f.iilure t,n tl"
prt ofs.i.1 Cbureh or Chur'.'h' looniiply wi'n
alxvteondi! ion. then ami in thai ease tiif
lt tr XoXe siiall lev ti t Ui lue.
g. DIKE-
Donaiicn to Pubiic Schcy.a.
I hereby donate for the use f TaMi,- List; i. t
p.-hoo!s, Lot lo in jJloi-k o. on ttie i;ori!i nuu t
Main sti-'-et. nd Lot l' in iilock '1:1. ou the south
side of Min street, in my audiuoii to ib
fPlattsuiouth. E. DIKE.
5,0Q0 Acixs cf Land for Sale
in this ennty. Also, Ho-es and Lot ia this
cifv, at low price".
iSinietilitr attention riven t the hnyirit an I
eVir.cef real estate, ezauiinmg litls. and puy-
ltig UKCS IW H'JI-iCMdl'ilLR. i-. lit R Tj.
Keal K-l;it; AenV
Lot for Ten Dolfarc.
I will Fell to p.r.ie;i dprirots of buiidiris and
itrptoviTia". any of the lots in the subjoined list
in tcy u'Vii'ion to I'l-.trsinout b. at tn .leii irs
per irt, nAr the fil. i ok eoodil iens. vi?:
Tbe pcr-on ptireht-ins w.U r;uired to
nniid on the ll piir'hseii a Uweili:. iiourtf
toe VIlowinjr dimens.n ta-wit: J he 1hul
to be not te- in;nlxi loci, wi'.'fi "Oir) not
om r tS:n S jVet. Tbe f .-:tv.i; inu-l t.- o.. I n-,d
snbrtn'.i 'l: hous well h'ii'ni; tnu'i :-i;i"ii
either of briefc or stonw. TuereiuM-t ben iiii. h
m, of not tews than IP ii . Hiii''iea : mc-t "
comple ted on or before ,iiu ny 1-;. ! . Will
cive a bond for a ! t- the p.irty wV bis r.s
Foon as pir''!e i TUioi.jind ujnoi ceiof lyinir
with the .t've i-.iii.l'f!iirs, wiii giva a svott and
Milicicnt Warr.ii.ty lVei.
Seiet.t.K: njc.y i in.iu fre:o th a.e:!ira ny-ir-
l.st:
L- '. f- an 8 in blnck 3 ; Lot in Mo k -1 : Let
H in blo k 1: Lot iu l-'oek : Lot Vl in
l.lock 'J': Lots - and M in block 1 : Lot in
blo-kJ: Lits 1 un I Sin blorL':; Lots "and
11 in biock 2: Lo'. 5 in dock Si- h-'- ana 17
in bbek::!i; Lou li&d7 in block 'J; Lot 2 in
block cO.
S. DVKK.
Plattamouth. Auff.Ctf. CEce i:i C.iutt ilonsa
PI.4TTS.tIlUrSI MJl.l.Ji.
C. HEI.-t'L. Proprietor. Having recem'y been
repaired, ar.-l p.aoed i tl-oroo' o nitifioi- oi.n r.
1i.i.'i ii i: h li of Wueat waute-l licuieUKiteiy
f wUo'l 'if '..-X i', in iii i..
yJ AVATCtl.MAivl.'t
'ZiiZLiZLZl' AND J K V i: ! .
AND DlLLEil IN
WATCHES, C iiOC ti S4 ,
SILVER AND I 'LATE D WARE,
GOLD TENS, SPECTACLES,
VIOLIN STRINGS AND
FANCY GOODS.
Er.Mr.vRFrt e Old str.ud. Main 5trp?t. tvr
d'irs TLst,f Ciiy ilotwl. nov.lOwtk
BU01S&HOES I
Il.tvin Ttni.tvcd niy Shop two and a l:nif
miles south f lMutttmouth.on the road 1h1h
to H-.fk UluSs, where I a'u prepared to do nil
kinds .f wcik in my line on tho fchortert itI;c c,
If you want a pair of No. 1
boots, rsnoEs on sLiprEiia
give me a call.
All kinds of produoo t lkru In r.f.rt payment.
Th.tnkfulf'ir ra-t pnlronrna, I Iu pe to incut
the continuance el the taeie. ..,.,.,,
nov2."mn.
"HALE'S
VEGETABLE SICILIAN
HAIR RENEWER
Is the only perfected an J
9CientilicalIy prepare!
preparation of its kiul
ever offered to the pub
and Las no competitor
in merit. I?y its visa
RESTORES
GRAY
HAIR
TO
ITS
ORIGINAL
COLOR,
GRAY IIAIU ii soon
restored to its original
youthful color and bril
liancy, which is eo much
admired by all. Person:;
whose hair is thin or falling
out will, by the use of or
PROMOTES Uenewer,9oon see its goo I
jmn effects, as, by its tone and
hstimnl.itinc nrotiiiltka tliu
GROWTH! .hair crlanls will be ineited
AND
IS A
SPLENDID
DRESSING,
TRY
ONE
and the hair grow thL-k
andstrongagain. Incases
of Baldness it will creato
a new growth unless th
follicles are destroyed. It
is cooling, and allays t il
itching and irritation of
the scalp. Itdoes notVtaia
the tskin as do dyt'S, but
make3 the scalp white an J
..1 lilM."IVf'
AND
ick:
lAlIUJilill.jf. ;s tho Wt mid most
up
THE
THIN
economical preparation in
the world, as its effects
last so much longer. Send
for our Treatise on, tho
L U o 11 O I.hair, free to all, by mail.
Sold by all Druggists rid Dealers la Mcdltlr,.
cook. coDunn & co.
Gen'l Agents for North-Western States,
87 DEAJ1303N STEEET, CHICAGO, ILL.
We, the In-usjrcst of PlalfsmniHb. c.ill !' B
ten'ion ofour cu-'M'T' i ot be b.-r-er- .ub:i ! i d
b low of t lie wonderful Hi. :!cy of Dr. 1; ol H k's
St.timc'' iJilters. Or. Ro hick's rciodii.avi: u
li cod Pi I'. We have bi'it ' eellinft ili-'-e m -cine-1
long enough to know that they irer -me-'d
- I i" be. Miii iho ccriilicatcs of cm pub
Lhed are true.
Bead the following Utter Jrom
one of the oldest and pw
1 reliable grocery merchants in
the city of Davenport.
Friend Walton:
Agreeably to my
promise to you when
here, I write you, for
publication if you see
proper, a true state
ment of the good ef
fects of Roback's
Stomach Bitters upon
myself. I hat! bee::
troubled with ind?
gestion for a lon
time, attended with
severe head aehc,pa r
ticularly after eating,
when fortunately an
old soldier frie::d
came into the storu
and recommended mi'
to use Koback's let
ters. I did so by tak
ing a small wine-glass
full just before each
meal, and to my gre:
joy I was relieved u
once, and am v.ov
well bv their use. 3
would not be without
them at any price. !
have not taken ani
other medicine since
I commenced usin
trie Bitters. And i
can say with a clcai
conscience, try Ro
I ack'.s B i it ers t h vy
will do all they are
i recommended to de
i if taken according
! to directions.
Yours truly,
Frank 11.
! YljolesnVo Grocers, Davcnjo.