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'?uci 'fsors to J. II. IIinchm:in.)
Druggists &. Apothecaries.
DSALIRS I
Srng;4 and 33f!iciiics,
PAI5TS. OILS. DYES. NOTIONS.
TEHFUMEUY. FAXCY SOAPS.
PURE WINES AND LIQUORS
For Mechanica.1 andiledicioal pmrpost.
Keep constantly ou Load
noi-k of
i full and well assorted
PATENT MEDICINES-
tlona carefall eompounl
ri by an eiperi-ll-ea lruiri-t. one but the
purest iiioliciueM used. All gouda warranted as
eprescnled. Ciul and aee.
Main Street, South Side.
TRKMS CASH.
M. J. BOSD. C. W. ROSAK. J. H. D. BOSA.H.
X. F. liXS & CO.,
CGMHISSION MERCHANTS,
AND WU0LE5ALE lIiAL.EK3 IN
Flour, Grain Provisions, and
Canned Goods,
HIDES, WOOL, etc.,
Corner Pearl and Court Streets,
Council Bluff.lowa
AM)
Cor Haiti and Second Sts,
VLA rTSMO UTIl, JSTED
Kffkkfscfs. Firt Natioual Hank. CV.un?il
Hlntf : l5cer lf' l'uey. liasiUer.-". Cuni-il lilulli:
v;,t V.iti.mnl Hank. Omaha: (liimha National
I'.ank. 'mah.i : Jloersrf Co Clieyennc ; lJnnch-
ton liartliolow. liryun; Oilbert .C t
t'Li.-KB-o. liarihulow, i.cwis i Co., St. Louis, JIo.
uin:-.l.
E3T FREE ! ! ! !
To An; Part of Th4 City.
WHITE & SPIRES,1
Having removed t their New Store Corner
Main and tith streets, will
DELIVE GOODS FREE
Tli.it are purch?fd at their Storcre. Will sell
ots as cheap as ever, and will not be uudcr
FoM I'- nnj one.
Our tock consist of tbe bet brands of
TEAS, COFFEES, UGARS,
Canned and Dried Fruits,
OYSTERS, SARDINES, SPiCES, FLCUR
TOBA CCO. W.1SII- TUBS,
Buckets, Soap, Salt,
BACON, HAMS, LARD,
und everything kept in a Grocery Store. Every
article warranted o the bestquality. Xhcbigb
e?t price paid in ea-b for
Corn, Oats, Butter, Eggs,
BAGOft, HAMSt LfifUV
and all kin'l. of Farmer I'roducc. ' v
Cash paid Jbr Hides
J. 6l H. J. Streight
nitALKKS IX
Fruits, Confectioneries, Toys
NOTIONS. BOOKS.
STATIONERY, Ac,
AugCntf. " I'L ATI'S MOUT H.
$20,000 worht of Property
FOlt SALE'
Conitinff of farnin.with timher adjoining.nea
I'lattumun'h. property in I'lattsniouth Citji
horse, eattle, wagon?, etc.
For further particular enquire of or addreM
CEO. V7. C0LVIX.
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GREAT RUSH! LARGE CROWDS'! !
. : ..-...- ci: :.. j-. .; A ; '
, ' : j ErylwJy, od niore to, re going to '' ' ' "'' '
E. SOHNASSE;; & CO,
Jo buy
Spring .cmca.
at tub
1ST E "W Y O R K S T QU E-
The largest and most cconplet
STOCK OF D RE S S C GODS
Aro now n exhibition at the New York Store, at
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DRESS-GOODS. PRINTS,
DELAIN9, GINGHAMS,
BROWN SHEETING,
BLEACHED COTTONS,
. . BALMORALS, CARPETS,
. ; CLARK'S NEW THREAD, .
COTTON YA S, BOOTS AND SHOES
tit all kind and price t soit oar puiucrgut customer, large stuck of . '
GROCERIES,
HARDWARE,
QLEENSWARE,
. WOODEN-Wr ARE,
GLASSWARE, , . . ,
YANKEE NOTIONS, . ,
HATS AND CAPS. 1 '
We have a lars stock of the celebrated GARDEfsl CITY CLIPPER.
PLOW, STUBBLE nd BREAKING PLOWS, and -all kinds of
CULTIVATORS, REAPERS. SEEDERS, HAY RAKES, &.C
l'lattdmouth Februarj', 10th, 1ST0. tf. . D. SCIINE6E& (.'O.
Ooe door west of the
PLATTSMOUTH,
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WHOLESA
1 A LARGE
Dry
Goods, Groceries, Clothing,
FURNISHING GOOD,
9
HATS, O-AJPS,
'- , - - - - .
and Provisions.
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID
FOR ALL
Kinds of Country Produce.
cEToIhb Fitzgerald.
I'lattsniouth, Nebraska, August 5th, 18C9.
55 V? lifti'c an extensive general stoelz
T
or Goods tit at ice
sorting Ui tUif
lie at prices lliat
entire satisfaction
We purchase the very best
hct and strictly for cash, and are prepared to compete
tcith the trade at any point
IIUMASOK
Russell
jan"dwtf
STOVE AND
AH
3H. T. ZDTJKIEI & CO.,
V,Tboleidc sndllUtail dealers in
Hardware and 'Agricultural 'Implements,
STOVES, TIN, SHEET IRON, BRASS,
STEEL
Of all kind and ueg, which we warrant the
Tin Roofing, Gntters and Sponting Dono on Short Notice
Are ezelnsivu Age its in
Stewart's Celebrated Combination Coal
or Wood Cook Stove
Gift bs call we will not be undersold Main street, next door e.ist of the Masonic Elork.
PLATTS 'lOUTH. XKliltASliA
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jrreatly reduced prices. Ve call particular'
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IIibaLD OSico.
- NEBRASKA,
AT
STOCK OF
BOOTS, '' SHOES
are constantly sm
we oiler to the im &-
we know must give
Goods tit the head ff Mar
(n the Missouri river.
& RHOADES,
M CRM
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Doom's Old Stand,
PLATTSMOUTH, NEB.
TIN STOSL,
PLOWS
kest in the market.
o
this county for the rale of
She; gc&ra$Ua derail
LOCAL 35nETW"S.
Front Thurdiij' luifu-
Engineer Lunt left for the "Hub"
lust Tuesday: ' ' '
l , E. . lluffricr , left. for. the east . last
Tuesday to purchase a stock of goods.
LoaJed , teauw ' continue crossing. 'the
river on the icesilthouKh it is considered
unsafe by many exj)erienced persons.
J. A. Latta; Kwj.j bus purchased Dr.
Iiatta's interest in their flouring mill, and
ia mating extensive Ytpairs on the milL
; ,Thos. Ifallowc-U has contracted for 500,
C0O brick to be brought from the other
tide of the river... ' He ready to build
any tiling from a brick watch to a palace.
Vic learn that a team and wagon broke
through the ice about 4 o'clock this p.
in. j at the tipper' ferry landing. All got
out safe. ' f
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Hon. T. M. Mar'iuett left Washington
on the 1st for Pluttsmouth. He will
probably arrive on tho-Express train to
morrow luorninsr. -i
,Wm. Stadeluiaun, Esq., has put a
good ' plank walk in front of his lot ad
joining the Sixth Street School House,
and we Iearu that he will put up a two
story business house therebu as soon as
spring opens. . " . t '
Ilegular mectiiiirof Mat'oy LoJg?,' No.
'22, to-morrow (IVidiry)' evening st 'Ci
o'clock, - prompt.'. All brethren in good
standing arc specially invited to bo pres
ent at this meeting.
J. N. Wise, W. M.
Gov. Butler arrived in Oiuaha, fom
Washington, last Tuesday, , and has ex
pressed his iutention of convening the
Legislature on the 17th inst. We have
no indications from hitn as to what sub
jects he will embrace in his call.
The locomotives being manufactured
for the 15. & M. Company of Nebraska,
cost $13,500 each, making $159,51)0 for
the nine locomotives to be in u.-e west
from Plattsuiouth this season. Verily, it
takes money to equip a road as well as
to build one.
From Fridny'Z Daily.
Father Hays is expected to arrive here
this evening and will hold services in the
Catholic Church at the usual hours next
unday. ., . , .
. We learn from P. ; K. Ruffner, Kq. ,
that a man was killed in St. Joseph last
evening by a Rail Road Conductor. We
did not learn the particulars.
E. A. Wiggenhorn, of the. New York
Store, has sold out his interest in the
store to Jlesrs. Schnasse & Lenhoff, who
will hereafter conduct the business.
Ry reference to our advertising col
umns it will be seen that Mr. Gsos has
purchased the entire, interest of his part
ner in the milL trade- . :
Arrangements will be maae for the
transportation over the B. & M. R. R.
in Nebraska, of all who desire to go to
Lincoln to attend the extra session. The
coaches of the Western Stage Company
will take them from the end of the
track.
Married, at the resi Jenceof the bride's
ather, on the 3d inst., by the Rev. Dan
iel W. Cameron, Mr. Harmon Roster
and Miss Ad;v Porter, daughter of Wil
iam B. Porter, Esq., of Plattsmouth.
A correspondent in the Omaha Herald
thuika the Omaha and Northwestern
railroad would be a certain success if it
only "had an objective point and had a
tcay to get to it." That is a bad state of
affairs when a railroad has no objective
point and no way of getting to it.
Gen. Strickland is out in a lengthy ar
ticle denying the imputations of "How
ard," a correspondent of the Fremont
TriLunc, in regard to the tii:il of the
.North lenJ wood cutters. e like to
hear both sides of a story, and then the
public can judge with more exactness.
Can "Howard" sub.-tantiate his position
The Omaha people are boasting over
the fact that one mile of track was lab
in a single day on the S. W. R. R.
That is nothing at all to what o'.ir friends
on the famous "Midland" are doing.
They have been laying two miles a day
for the iast three months and have four
miles of the road completed now nil ex
cept spiking, lining the track, putting in
a few tics and leveling up the track so
thoy can run a locomotive ever it.
The Philadelphia Press of Thursday
contains this item: "St. Peter's chimes
made the neighborhood of Third and Pine
streets musical last eveuim with . fti
Fly," "Not for Joe," "I'm the Girl
that's Gar and Happy." "We Won'
tro Home Till Mornimr," etc. Cause
A fashionable weddinir in the church. '
Prince Arthur's regiment, the lime
Brigade, is a very aristocratic one. 1 ts
list of officers comprises two who have
dukes lor their sires, three baronets, an
fourteen who enioy the nivlix of - non.
to their names, being sons of noblemen
lhe rscbraska Lity 1 rexs lias a very
affoctinp article about a certain Isaac
W vatt tlo.sorttnxr his wife and leaving hf
destitute, lleuhpa Wyatt, his brother
was with him. The JVcss makes a hero
ino of her anl a seam of Lim. The
Democrat of this place in its lamenta
ble iex.oranee of home news and with
the Pre, ealls on its exchanges to'pa
him around." The facts are that the
Wyatt brothers were ordered to leave
Nemaha City some weekssinee for theft s
committed, and Mrs. Terril llussell took
her child aud left her husband and went
with them. We fail to see where the
sympathy should come . in. - We hope,
however, that it may make her a wiser
and better female. Broucnville Adver
tiser. Itobbery At C'raia;.
Last Thursday nicrht, a young1 man got
off the train at Crai.n, putting ii; at a
boardi 115 house for the nisht. He took
lodting in a room CKt-upied by a stranger,
and tipon waking in the morning f.iund
his clothing all missing, besides about
$21 in money. It is supposed the occu
pant of the room look them as he was
not to be seen on the premises The
rood people of Craig rave the voumi
man suffieent means to pay exneaes to..
t. Josrjh. (jrnzie.
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CAPITAL,
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GrEISTEJEl-ILi
No. 70 DELAWARE STREET,
Louis, Mo.,
Chicago, II!.,
Memphis,
St.
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ALL POLICIES
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DlvltleiiclM on ilia
Securing the Greatest Pecnniary
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REASONS FOR INSURING IN THIS COMPANY :
1st. This is a Western Company, nvmaited !- Western men. who.se known Eunnum-ial charac
ter, ability and position, a.rd ample f uiiranty
'ill lt 1 OlKTS ilrJ Bll "
3d! rrcinium all U. It ret-cives no notes
to pay, and no outstanding notos os liens upon
4th. Dividends am' losses are paid in cash.
5th. It insures at lower rates than any Eastern company. 1
Cth. Its risks are in the West, where the rate of mortality is lower and the rate of interest
higher than in the Eiist ; hence tho accumulation
in any Eastern Company. '
Tth. It has no restriction upon travel.
8th. Iu dividends arc made Uixn the contribution plan.
9th. Itsbusiness is exclusively life insurance.
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Aro the accumulations of interest upon premiums paid, hence the Company that loans its assets
at the highest rate of interest can give you the
moneys at C per cent., while this mates iti investments at twelve per cent, or more.
The advantage of Western investments to the
fipures: The amount ,ol SlJMJ, invested tor ntiy
6 per cent, compound interest, is S 15,420.11
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OFPICEES :
H. D. Kackay, President,
E. Nsnseley, Vice-President,
Geo. A. tf.oorz, Secretary,
E. V. Eaves, Treasurer,
D. Til. Swan, General Agent.
J.
L. Wcver, hi. D., Consumng Physician.
EXEOTj'TI'V'E COMMITTEE :
H. D. Mackay,
George
H. EdgerLon,
Ial Cosipny 2i5;aies at lotver rnln tatsa
KNOW A T.I j MEN RT TIlTv-E VHE5ENTE
Kansas, d- I'.crcl-y ccrtity that the
Missouri Valley Life
organized nnd doh,tr I-usir.os-s under the law of
the upiii-rsibe-l s:it i-l::ct:rv evi ien- e that it hu
lars of its capital iu I' 'iito i S.atcs viverimcnt
anu are posse se-i ot i.a s.iiiie. .aim x -i i iu. ,:i
ilre.l luousiimi OuIIits ot sui 1 I mt-: oil os
C'oir.pauy : an-1 that I hoi I in trust and on ucjvrot
nbovi- Mentioned, au I 1 i'.iu -ut!!ic I t!ia: a.:ii st
l-.tv,,i ,,.,...- .,f tin. Cni:.- I a. a i-s of A in- I": -.'l
In witness win-re 1 have Ii. -rnun !( Mi'.s-.-iocd my name, an I caused the seal of my otih-e to be
J Seal of Aud- aiii led, tbe day aud year aOovc written.
itor of State. A. 1'ilUjIAN. Auditor of tla:e of Kansas.
CKUTIFICATK OF AUTI1()ILTY TO 1)0 IJUSINKSS.
OrrH'S "V S'-VKKtVTEXDKNT OK T1IK I.s;-(AN- S DKPARTyRNT OK MlSSOI Itl
T IS IIEREB1 Cfait'llrltt. 1 but tne .vlissouri :i!hy i..: Insiii-aii-e Company, a l.ile A--
I surauce Coiupuiiy, oruanizc-l under iho laws of tbe state of Kansas, and its priucipui oiEcc lo
oted at tbe cii.v oi" Lc ivci worth, lias M:npl'ed with tbe ie-ioi--emcnfs of the tbii tics ii. thin y-fi. st.
birty-fe'-.-iid. tl;irty-tiiir.l ati-1 thirly-lonrth scctious ol an Act of th-s ticncral A-mmbiv'ul flic
lute of Missouri, entitled "An ajt for tho iiiooi ji rjti-n and regulation of Life A.-.-uraiiue Coiiu a-
Hi
State
nies.
approve.1 .vl ncii l liii, a. i. lvil1. so i ir a
it to the thirty-sixth section of said A ft.
nnrsnanl
is hereby authorized to Jo tmiut as a l.iiu As.surair.-e Compi.ny wruia the sai- S'ntc f M
subject to tbe scv cr ;l provisions an t rciiuireincnts hi t:ie Act atorcaiJ, until
ruarv. in the year of our I.ord eighteen liun.lred
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in lesiinionv wuercoi. . tt i .... . .....-. uimui-i.t'"'. ti'iin-iinwu-icui ... iiiu jiinnnce lcpart-
ftJ.-Hj of Insurance l)e-) ment of aid State of .Missouri, "nave hereto et my tui,.! un i .nhxel
J ,.F J...... ..r v mv neal of oli-e. at the citv ,il' St. f.oni-c ,-i ti.i. ...' . ,
i. JllSioUll.
) July. a. n.JS-.-.b , .
t-upcriiitcnJciit ut the
ceiitificatj:
(To expire 03 the 31st
Is.sr kan
Lincoln. bra-ka. Ai-rii 1. Ist-!i. - 1
AVitEttK VS, Ahram E. Covalt. S'-ite Agent for the Missouri Yul'.cy Life ln.-iiraii.-u ' oiipi, n;-, io
eated at L avci.wtirth, Kaii-.is, lias filed in t!iis ollice a copy of the Act ol 1 noro -r-i:i-in oi sai-l '
Company, and a statement uuder oata. showing its eon-ii.ion. as re iuirca oy til? tilth section 01 11
law of the State of Nebmskii. entitled "An Act in Kcl ition to In--cr.ni'- Coinp iai s." u.-!rorrd
t ebruury loin. lNi; appr-jve-t i ehruary i;h.
undersigned s:.faetory evidence that it is i. - os
Fivo Hundred
of actual capital, invested in tho stocks of at
a v. . I..-I r.l r S n iit.ki, r. l ft ,r which tc
filed ia this oflice a written instrument, tinder
nuininifiit as s-.icti nrent an-l ov ine laws oi tuis
In witness wltercof. 1 have subscribed my name,
L. s. affixed thU 1st day of April. K. D. 13-J'J.
GOOD
and Secretary thereof. aiuhoiKin? tuesai-l A Oram a. ovaii 10 ai-Kiiowie.ii.-e service ot pr-.c-s lor .' '" ' '-.- '";? " i.-i ..d i B 1111 1 1 ' I " Xi ' '
and iu behalf of said (Vrnpar.y. cons, i.tiiis that s.rv ice or pr-H-esupoa him ha!l i.e fc.heii an-i I ! ' . " . A "V" P -
held to be as va'i l as if earved upon the Company, acor-iin to the law oi this Srate or any other I '" ', .r l,V--'-, 1 . ' 1 "l " i i 7 i - . 1 t ,
State, and wr.ivi;,c all claims cf err-.r by reason of such service: and whereas. Attrutu li. Covalt ; r'-1'1-. e. i.--!: f-it-.n : ,.t, OllCratlOIl 1 "
lia- furnished sati-factory eviience ti.at he N the authorized A sent of said Company. ''-'Uo T.V : tlllUI1 i'
Therefore be it known by these p.-.-sents, that in pur-aance of the aforesaid Act. I. John Oil!,-.- f ' t, r;,, ' ? J' -! ( i '"o - ' i 4 1, omiirrlt ,..,.:'-',-.
pie. Aaditortrf the State of Nebraska, do hereby ccrU'.v that Abram li. C-vi.lt. has lull ,,. . ;! '1' ,,' , h t i u' lllOrOlISTfl
liorjtytonctMeA.entJorthe - . - ,
State Agent fnr xVebraskaam! nrthern Kausai.
J. "W. MATISTI A.LL. Agent. ) nr ttv Trk rfTI I
E. E-LIVINGSTON. Med- Exarainer, j 1 ' 1 1
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- - $500,000.00
OFFICF :
LEAVENV03TH, KANSAS
OFFICES :
Tenn,,
Indianapolis, Ind.,
San Francisco, Cal.
KON-FORFE ITI K G.
C'oi&triniloii
Advantage to the Policy Holders-
lor its curelul and sueuesliil mn:;Kfnicnt.
and sive' none. Policy holders have no interest
their policies.
of dividends to the policy holder is greater th:tn
Lirpest dividends. ' E.isteru comiUiik's invest their
policy holder appears in the following startlinfr
years at
R. Kinss,
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D. V. Eaves.
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AUDITOR OF tfTATK OI I-ICE.I
Topek. IC.VM-JA3. Febnnry 3'i'i. i---i'.. j
That 1, A. Tiio.max, Anditjr o:" the State of
Insurance Company,
the Flat- of Iar..-vs and Mi-- -uri. !i,is fL.rni.-hed
inves'e-i Ono llun-l.-ed Mil I ! i!'tv Th.owno-! Dol
Cond - ', of inc. ue.i-miinattou of Fivn-T A --ntii s-.S-io-1
r "enity ma: sa; i company iia
a. l t ..TTU.iuiyiias .-ctai.artlliic lion- 'V1"'"1 ,',' 17 : . . x, i ; . i i
r.i'Ui.lI A t.L P'lLICV IItl.t:KR.S ot sail l '' I :it - 'l 1 -, 1 ', -lit
of said policy hoMers lit- sc-u ntv t'olH C.i:u.-'aiior.iil (..aui-eb lot Ji i
m-ttt One Hundred Thj-usa.,'1 y.ilars ' Ij' Mejh.;di.- , h-.ir.-h. ot 1 in bb,
Ti :lic t .itbclic Ciinrch. lot m blicl(
xmi..s :.-tuu bur.
for the Ocin
- . - uruie - are wo;
i:i-)..jui n-nuia-iuenls arc i-ppiicaoio thereto. n-i
the aid Misouri y.-iii-y Li ;K lii-nr.iuce '--i,ip.iny
and seventy.
I n. r i . , .
iSUnn.l'. W VLLVS Kl i.
Insurance Department of the t-iate ot .Missouri.
of authoiiity.
day of Januiry, HT0.
- 'T. Dr?iRTMt:T. Or-rim or stitk A'--;t'p.. 1
l' - ' - o: and whereas, sai l Coiiip.tny has lurru.-tied the
- ,. --cd of
Thousand Dollars
least par value, or in IiotvIs or nnr'sr ice on renl j
same is mort-raircil l an-1 w herf-:is. s;. i -1 iltniintiiiv li:,-4 '
the seal of the Company, signed by the I're-i.h-nt
sure, uniii me -,isi j.-.v oi J.mi liV. A. I. I -iO.
and ciiuse-1 the Sel nf tie A i-litor's oiice rc ha '
JullN tilLLESi'IE. State A-xiitv.
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SOLICITORS WANTED.
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Henry. BocckJ
iFUKiN 1-1 -U K K ;
Loiiiiges, TM Salc,
bedsteads i
Of all description and at all price. ' .
Metalic Burial Cases,
Of all .ine?.
WOODEN COFFINS,
Ready made, and sold cheap for cash.
With ninny thanks for ia.-.t pntrorce, 1 ir.v.te
all to call and esuuiiue U'.j- laixo toK t l'ur.n
tnreand f'.llins. i i.v;it.
O. A. DERliY.
OT1UMWA IIP O CO.
0. h. DERBY h CO.,
MAN Di' ACTUiniliS
AND
Who! e s ale and R tail
IjEALKUS in
BEDDJNO,
CHAIRS.
loux;i:s,
TAUI.FS,
: . c.
Our luotlw is 'juiit a'.vs and r-iusll l'roCla.
(r.ct.TL'cn Sjecotid and Third)
Term
oef-lwtf
PLAIT
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ITALIAN AND AMERICAN
MAliBL'i
MONUMENTS,
TQMUSTO '.!
JIr:M$lOXF..
T. Itf.E- TOl'S, iff'.,
Furnished promptiy and nntty at tlic very
l..veii. prices possible.
We Warrant Satisfaciion.
MEi'JKs i i:n')..
Main street nenr6th st.. I2t,M.'"'-iil1---1i--
ron a
GOOD BARGAIN !
llavinir completed tho pl-i't.ns mi l record. n j
of my 'JiLkK'.S' AJditioi! t i!io Ot;y oi i'i:t!ts- i
iro;:;ii, I am now pr .'pared to .vdl i
&?s
in the. Ad lition a rcr.or.ahle r;-.-. T'-rn aru
one h-iit ca.-b -iowii : the otii- r h..f i-.i.-";. i in
on, rear, at ten per cent. ii, cr-;t p.-r at.i-.i;M
i ... ..c i .-..m...,.; r,. i... r.i
i . villi u.ur " " , - , l . v in, t t, ...i . ' - vs......
by moi t-p.t"-on the p:oicrij.
Donation to Cnurcheo.
I v.-;!l pivc t j the folhwia' rc'.;i-jde;
n bl-rf-k -';
k 1J;
To the l-:picopal Ci nrcii. lot. in bbek 10;
To the rrcsbyturi.in Chun-ii. !-t 1 in Ivo' k "1 ;
To the t'iirisiian Church lot I'i lii block
To the Lntlieran hureh lot 1 ;u oP.eR
in inv Ad-iilijn to tie City of l'iattsinouiii.upoii
th followi.iff conditions, lt: Ti.at they sball
crc -T .iit.-iid lots, as above liouat.-d. a Jui.abla
buil-iinir tor puohe w.irst, .!. Witoiu live c;tis
from ibis Lite ; nr.d, in case of failure mi t he
purl tifsaid Church or Chun-bvs to comply vvub
itbovc f.miirion. thn and in that care tbe
lot cr luU-fhail revert to lue.
S. IUKE-
i r i . . .... .1 . . r ti.-i I . T.
1 ITcrv o,naic i r itie use in iu-,uc j-iat r.t
S..bo-ls. l.otl') in hloi-k 6. n the north aid cf
- ; .....i .. ...I T.,.t 1,1 ; I-1,,,.!.- ' imtl,.
I ?i.e of Main rtre.t, in :uy addition to the City
f i'iatt.-moutb. .s. iiLKL.
5,000 Acres cf Land for Sale'
j in this county. .''-o, l-u-- n I I.ots in ttds
f rilv. t low oriels.
Particular f tenHon r'ven t-i tbe huvisisr ana
t scliitiiTot ro:U e.-tatc. e-v.,iHi.-;.,-tib-s. ;-ioi pay
t.s t.ixcs for n . -.i r .--i
lif :) li-l lU' -ViCnt,
Lot for Ten Dollars-
I will sell to partie defiroin of hiiildiPir and
iinprovii!?. auy of th P.!s ia tbe subjo::icd h-t
in n-y a t litio to Via;-..-loath. :it ten dollars
per i-t. under ihe !'il..v.-iuf c 'lclitioiis, vi.:
'file perso i piifeh-i.-ii! w il b- ic.ir.-d to
huiid i ti tlie lot inj.-cn is j a dwi ifiiia house of
the foilov. inr dim.-n.-'.o'M. t.-w u: i i,e house t
with til." a.,-.', e e-inoitioi:, will
.o i .-md
sutii iei.t '.. .ar.ii, ly iiccl.
S. ti-ctious ntay lie inada frr rith
ic-i-i)-n?ai:j
I l.-.-s 5 r.:t 1 S in '-1-,-k I.t S in bb., '-. : 1,,-t
'14 in l-iu.-k 1J: Lots it. l-io-kl-: Lot 1 in
; bi ... k . 1. -1. ' r.a-1 11 in bi-.ck J : let in
l.ock L'-ts 1 -mx I S -,. ..-!.- J,.ii o a,.a
' il i.l 1 i-xk J.u: L"l. 0ii i.ir k 7- i.m-. I i :.:iil IT
j in .!-. "U an-i 7 :: block -.; Lot in
i block ;j.
I S. L'l'KK.
'. Platt!-:!ioTt?). Ant i'itf. OS'.cc in Coart l!ouc
PMTTSMOUTi
i C. HRISEIi. Pr'iprict-.r. llavin? Tee:rt!y he a
I repnire-l an.1 ilae-1 in t!urouch running order.
t lil.Ci) Bushels f Wheat wni-fd injrerdiately
fiw-wldch tbe '-";?' 'v-nVt rrii" w1:l be j1-!-.
! ia!i,--J'v:f.
URE,
) w , $m - i I
i-ii!-
I l..x t..l ,....-.i. . .....-,, f t.M-. I' II,' i.iIKP -UH Z
W.i i I! V.Mii.:t
VM D'.. JL W i.
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XV A T C 11 E S , C Ia 43 tT 5a k
' SILYKIl AND PLATi:n".VARi'..
; GOLDPl'NSPF'TACU.
"violin Jtringsanl' .
FANCYjKiof.
Itf'MKMUI.K
lnr. vt t"
c 'M m j,.:. Mi'.n
': liofjl. i
BOOTS fr: SHOES I
ItHtir, rrmove l mv Sli.'i tw- :.' ' ' 1
Ji:ii ? south cl'l'Uit 3.iio;jtli. vu the .
it Kof-k llutT. v. lu re I sin' r p .' '
!' work .i. . litte -n s !i " i.
It y(.ii want a pair i t .u. I
BOOTS, '.SHOES OR SLli'VP ,
give me : eall.
All Kind- f .ro l-i re t:ken i". f ' i
Th.-uikla! for pii.-t juiiion.ipc, i l.u i ii
the i-L'Uiiiiu.iuic ol'tiio suiiic. ,,,,...
Chancery Saic
A. F. l'cv'v, v 1 : 1 1 1 1- ' ii
?.ih!r-
In pnrsnanee oi and by virtue "I '
the Di.-trict ('nan of the ri.nd
! A..-
Of.
S i.r:.
: .!,-
tript. -m 1 1 li 1 1 nu t lor vss coi;iil.
inaiie ill the sil.iw . ii'kU I atl-f
la'c OTI tilt "A t n y of N'.v.-p.l.cr l'Vi.v
.-cril'cr I'cirt Kl'l'"'"lc'l : ircul .' ;
cau-e ill said co;irt; will :'.vr vi r
nnetion o t!i.;liiti- t I . i-- ', ..
front door of ilic c ouri a i c fi ti. ...
niouh. C:i's iVtit:c. Ne t:i ;. oi. ..
. til ii:iv ut Marcll lt7ii. Il In; 1. !. f . I'
:id u;-v l'ie J . . i 1 vv 1 1 . !. .'i'" t
wit : tbe wrntli Cii-t iiHai Vir ol i-ti. . :i
ill t.. ll-!l!; ! V.'l IVO. !:!! I I ! :i !!' t'.'
of i .M l o I," sol ! - t'if ,.r-.f....- . !
f.-!i I alii" ;tve ii.mi'.mI. .!-' . - i ' ' 1
noa.it oi' which is i1'-- ' ' mid If.:
sc.". in e from the .Ikio .iV ii I ;
I't TtT Ci-llt. together wi'.t i l 'I
J'.'.-LI-il V." .l-'i'N-'iN.
. ljslrr ii. Ci:
M uwr.li ii Cli M-MJiN, A't tu' ; '. - J
f.'b w't
it
tn I'ne lli-tr'.' t C.iiii '! Ii..i;.i:': 1-.
1 within ii'id l'-.r '.'a- '. v ' '
Amelia hrownnn.l Vil;;:iru Eur,.
vs ...
Iav id Lor.jrhory 'd 1. IViro . .
To tin id I'avi 1 l.ouhny iin.t 1).
ii.m-i -f-idiM.t 4.1 -" -ii'lanls y,.n un: In i, . .
tiiat. WiHivm linn ' I ' d Acv-lia I'r -v,
ii'liiir l .lunuary 1 ''. )'! loi a- .i . ...
t'.ic li tiiet Ci.or! of ' - ' .i:t ,
objuet nod piavcr ot iin-C i.- i ti' i "
extents I by l-.ivi I I." err . 1
on the Mb !.' of Sep cel.. ... A I
vvl.i. ii In- ino od'-.i l. vc '
euartjr ;'4J !. i- 1. Li:--.. , ! , : '
f vrn N Tth "f ,'
t'oiiiity '! b iy !' "
.!!er"f e-;io!i fl.ci :. ". .
i i :'t-1 ) I: M.. -"! , m d mi -.
tvvhi-h he.li 1 ! '.ni' ii -''' ':.,-,..:. '
iiinv lieri'loiMit-d to ctcnf ti - . i
it' s;:i i i..iriics. A!." I : i. i - -'
K;,irH:!t k I f r"i'i;rc1 I ir i i- i
p!ajiiili fo said ti:"-t i'i ii d i t I", '
f.is rifcht filleaiid inter- -t . .
Ivl iiife on tbe Z tl iy st M- I 1. t-'.it '
t-l Ullikt- II UCC-l t"l' l "' .'';"'. : .' '
.lob u M. iSn-KK conv --v. -..i.l
ur.i.it-.irs -n or a'..iit T.-- V"b !. ' :
An-i prayiii:: ihnl i'-:e ti; i ' 1'' 'v '' -niity
f-c r.i- U.I in ;! .;.; ;
respective i itcn
1 n hi : j i-rc n-ji-': J ' . ) -
tion on or l-!for-tb- I ' ! .-.': -
Jl.'.Xl'ii.i.!. . ii ' . ... '
; .! . ! ' .
jan'TvySt '
The following trmi
the CINCINNATI
TIMES, one of th
most reliable ikr v: -papers
in theAJniuy
States. .What en;:
be more 'con visicrjiiin: i
HOME
TESTIMOr
Tns Ctvcinxati Dmt.v Tr-.'
of March 21,
The Scam! uvi
remedies appenr
i '
be growing in Wwi',
with the pnK U'
we may jnttee by
the testimonials
stantly rccei
; the proprietor.
Iet(er from Visea
, q)
. 3 11
- '
to be fnum!
our advcrtisi?5tr
-i
! umns, annoiiiict
i '
among the physi
cians of the focjsJHv
; it is becoming ves y
i
i popular, ami wha.
v'i-cr ,;iC'131 i l- 5ki
LI II II USUt I 2 I
, , '
1 11 clUOpiUtl lJ Hi : :.
in their practice,
a cure for ii5:u? v d
j V.ll31 Ult f a
- . , .
1101 fl'Oilf fxli't'
1 1 VJ 'V' .. - - '
in any other v ,
We understand iu::.:
the immense lra!;
- PfirriPd Oil liV
cral 3cars
medicines ha
ing the pre ,i
an.
J
nearly douhieif.
Their
and a conr-Tn::;- i
eradicatitiii of
ease.
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l oii z io '.'.- k li.
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