. m ..iaM'JM V'rTf'8T
rWHffl
SENT FKEE ! ! ! !
To Any Part of The City.
WHITE UP1RES,
Having removed to t ir New Store Corner
M;un and bih ttreets, wi
DELIVE GO DS FREE
Tlmt are pnrchscd at their torere. vVil!
Goods ail cheap as ever, and will not bo under
sold by anyone.
Our Stock consists of tha best brand of
TEAS, COFFEES, UGARS,
Canned and Dried Fruits,
OYSTERS, SARDINES, SPiCES, FLCUR
T OB A C CO, IV.1SII- TUBS,
3uckets, Soap, Salt,
BACON, HAMS, LARD,
and everythins kept in a Grocery Store. Kvery
article warrunted of the bcst'iuality. Tut-highest
price iaiiiin cash for
Corn, Oats, Butter, Eggs,
BAG ON, HAMS, LflRD,
ani all kinds of Farmers Produce.
Cash paid for Hides.
A GOOD CHANCE
FOU A
(GOOD BARGAIN I
Having completed the plattirg and recording
i iiiimD; kf.V) AJdJiiuji to the City of Platts
rucatb. I ma xw .prepared to sell
in ths Addition at reasonable rates. Term? are
..nc half cash down; tiie other half puynbic in
in- year, at t-n per cent, interest per annum
trom dat-i of puiviia.-e until paid. To bo secured
iy mortgiipe on the property.
s. lilKti.
Donation to Churches.
I will give to the following relit.-ioiu.denonii-
via; ions. i ' ...
1 '. i!e Kaptist i'han-b. lor 12 ;n Mock 27 :
To :hc 'mrrt !i.-itit.;il Church, lot Lit in block. 2H
To tho Methodist Church, lot 1 in block 12;
To the ":it!olic I'hurch. lot in block
To the K'piscupal Church, lot 12 in block 19:
To the Prctdijfceri,in Church, lot 1 in block U;
To the (hruitiau Church lot l in block J;
'To the Lutheran Church lot 1 iu Mock
in my Addition to tin City of Plaft-sinotith. uimn
the fallowing condition, viz: That they shall
rrrp on said loti. an above donated, a suitable
building f-ir public, worship, within five years
Irc.Di this rial : and. in caw of failure on tlie
part of said Church or Churches to comply with
above condition, then and iu that caso the
lot or lot.-shall revert to me. DCKE
Oonation to Public Schools.
1 hereby donatn for the use of Public District
.hools Lot 1 in Mock . on the north side of
'.M.,'n 'f'r-et. arid Lot 10 in Itlock 22. on the south
..f Mum street, in my auumoii ': --v
f I'lattscioUtU.
5.000 Acres of Land for Sale
in this county.. Also. Houscb and Lots in this
ilv. at low i.ricts.
1'art.cul.ir attention Kiven to the buying ana
cliing of real ette. examining titles, an.l pay
in i ta.c lor uou-reidtiits. ! V . :
Ileal rotate Agent,
Let for Ten Dollars-
1 will s. II to partu s desirous ol uuiiuiuir aici
iiiipr..vi:nr. any of the lots in the subjoined lt
mu:v a.i.lition to l'latts-iiouth. at ten .lotlard
p. riot, under the foUowiiiifcoii.l.tions. vix:
.1...;..,, unit Iir rruuire.l to
i .....i, i..t ...ir.h-isel a dweilnK housed
i ... ,i;...rwi.os. to-wit: The house
v I , i .,t le. than Hx2! feet, with atory not
.i ...or.... Ti.n o-n.ii inijf L cooil anu
nrr:"vs? v vT-n 1-1: ioUn i,ti..,.
. ,.t i.r'i. k . r 'stone. There niust be a kite
ch-
t l.-s- than IOnH. IJinldinsmu
-t he
' ' . . . l. ..",. .1 iTn.'irv 1st. liO.
Will
. . 1 1 ... u.-lir r.nvs :1S
;i .,,. ,..r .. V" V - " . ...nr.lvili
. .. ' .1 i -w.s 1 nve a kooU mid
v :i n 1 10' v ' "I-. . -
'scle. L-.iiini. U- mado from the aceomp T.y-
,nf u' ': .... 1 1 .t,.H 1,1
ck 4 : L
L.rl' ) fin. 1 ."i 1:1 oiock .. . .". - . .., .
11 iu bl". k Lot 5 it. bbfk (f : Q
in t.U.ek US; Low 4 and 7 iu block -9; Lot - in
block JU.- p. IlVKK.
TUttsuioutb. Ang-Mtf. Office in CVinrt lloue
MACHINE bHOP!
WAYMAN & CURTIS
lIa4tniouth5 I'cSi.,
UcpaofSteaia Ensincs, Boilers. Saw and
''lihVttV.iltesm Fitting. Wroneht Iron 1'ipe.
Vaiv lioveriior.-. and a.i iiudu tf
(
Brass Engine Fittings,
k farnifhed on short notice.
FARMING MACHINERY .
Uoi.;rJ on short notice.
CLOTHING! CLOTHING
William Stmlelmami,
DEiLEB 15
Keady-Made Clotliing,
41ENT3' FURNIS1IIKG GOODS.
Hats. Car, fco. Sbocs- Trur M' VIirC BD!
isroTiojsrs.
South Side Main Street,
piatt$moutli, Web.
JylG6
Wejiig Water lills
Farmers, go where you cn get th best Flour,
and the most of it-
35 POUNDS OF XXX FLOUR
AMD
I'i FOUNDS OF BIIAIf
i -
j lrindFel'1
j SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
I Produce Bought and Sold.
J
HIGHEST MARKET MIC FA1D.
Reed & Clinton
a.xx j Th followinir tentinil
Ml-M "ie for ono Month
Lo are ofiered for s tor c n
..nly. Examine the
1UIS wv rf-
rn11
LOT
BLOCK
LOT
1 1
5 6
7 8
1 1
6
S3
20
1 2
23
23
7
9
2
11
4
lart 'of "th-? lots-can he bought for part payment
ash in hand the bullainm in o months.
D. SCHNASSE.
GREAT RUSH! LARGE CROWDS ! !
. Everybody, and more too, are going to
E. SCHHASSE & CO,
To buy
at th
new yorb: stoke
The largest and
S TO CK
Are now on exhibition ot the New York Store, at
attention to our new
DRESS-GOODS, PlilNTS,
DELAINS, GINGHAMS,
BROWN SHEETING.
J5LEACIIED COTTONS,
BALMORALS, CARPETS.
CLARK'S NEW THREAD,
COTTON YA S, BOOTS AND
of all kinds and prices to suit ear numerous eutrtoucrs. large stuck of
GROCERIES,
HARDWARE,
QliEENSWARE,
WOODEN-WARE,
GLASSWARE,
YANKEE NOTIONS,
itats Aivrn PAPS
We have a large stock of the celebrated GARDEN CITY CLIPPER
di rA o-ri i ddi rr an. DDrik'lMfJ PI riW55. and all kind of
rilil TIATnS. RFAPFRS
Plattemouth Febnury, 10th, 1870. tf.
One door wt-Et of
PLATTSMOUTH,
HAS
HOSalSiklaB
A LARGE
R
Dry Goods, Groceries, Clothing,
FURNISHING GOOD,
CAPS,
HATS,
. ...
and Provisions.
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE
- FOR
Kinds of Country Produce.
ohii Fitzgerald,
ITiittsraoutli, Nebraska, August ;th,
nc nave. an. extensive general stocU
ot Goods tliat trc
sorting? tilh tvlsif
iiM-
tC wv f-
entire sattssaciwsi
Wc purchase the
het and strictly for
tcith the trade ot any point
HUMASON
Russell Doom's Old Stand,
janTdiwtf
STOVE AITB TIH STORB.
-tt rjn. JDTJKIEI & CO:,
melesale andlRcUil dealer in" ,
, nrxll Agricultural Implemente,
--"-
STOVES, Till, SHEET IRON, BKAbo,
MPAJYED tf 'TUWPJSn- WAKE,
E L
S T E
arrant tho
,11 kinds and sixes, -which ne w
Of
Tin Roofing, Gutters and Spouting Done on Short Notice.
Ara exclusire Aseats in this cennty for the sal t
O4worts Celebrated Combination Coal
or Wood
,. . k. nn lrcnld
Give u, a cull-wewill w.'TO
r.: . LznNnoFF.
tboir
moat complete
F DRESS GOODS
greatly reduced prici.
styles of
We call particular
SHOES
SFEDERS. HAY RAKES. .C
1. CO.
TOR
tho Herald Office,
- NEBRASKA,
AT
EBB EETML
.STOCK OP
BOOTS,
SHOES
i " '
PAID
ALL
U00.
are constantly
w
tlie IIMO
wc offer -to
Sf IfllGZE ISltiSt JtV8
very best Goods at the head f Mar
'cash, and arc prepared to compete
on the Missouri river.
& BIIOADES,
PLATTSMODTH, NEB,
i? I- u vv o
kest in tho market.
Cook Stove
Main street, next door east of th Masonic Elook,
UTti. NliHAWK A
7&ht gUbrasfcu gcfaW.
LOCAL 3sl Ji WS.
FromThuridug't Daily.
S. Bloom is in town looking after the
material for erecting- his new store.
Our oll fiiend Benny Newman paid
us a flying visit. He thinks I'lattsmouth
promises a heap of business to enterpris
ing men this summer.
A gay troubador, witb tbe "harp of a
thousand strings" on his buck, got off
the train this niortiinsr. Look out for
"Shoo Fly. Don't Rodder Me."
Col. O'Hawes, called this morning
The Col. is on his way to the Capital to
take a look at the political horizon as
seen from that observatory. Wc advise
him to look through his own glasses.
Capt. Wm. A. Smith, from Fetcr
boro, New Hampshire, was severely
wounded la.t Monday, near West Mills,
on the west fork ot iig J-Iue river.
Captain S. was very carelessly taking a
Henry Rifle out of a wa on, when the
trigger caught and the gun discharged
its contents, the ball striking him just
above the right nipple, passing down
ward and outward just below the ribs,
about four inches from the .pine on the
richt side. Cart. S. is a relative of our
well known townsman, A. B. Smith
Ksri. His familv reside here ana is
1-
irreatlv distressed, by this unfortunate
o -
accident. The Capt. was not in a con
dition to be moved, when our informant
left the scene where the accident occurred,
but the idivficians who attend him en
tertain strong hopes of his speedy recov
erv. This is another of these terrible
warnings to parties using firearms, to ex
ercke greater prudence in handling them,
from i'ridny'X Daily.
Mr. V. W. Uuthman and launly ar
rived here yesterday from Raden, Ger
many. Mr. G. intends making his home
in Cass County.
About 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon
a row occurred on Main street between a
white man and Gcorae , one of
the colored pugilists spoken of in the
Herald, of Monday. We did not learn
the particulars as noarrosts were made.
The other night while a gentleman
was on his way home, at a late hour, he
was met by a man in the vicinity ef j
Second street bridge, who put his hand
upon his shoulder, and made other affec
tionate demonstrations bo Tincalled for
that the homeward-bound gentleman had
to "persuade" him to let go in such a
manner that we guess that chap won't
stop another man without knowing who
ho is. '
Wednesday night, at the request of a j
companion of the unfortunate man, two
cewtlemcn left their boarding hemso to
help a sick man to his horns up town.-
They found him lying in the street, helped
him to his feet and tendered their services
to assist liim home. After going a short j
distance they were somewhat surprised to j
seethe "sick man" commence hunting
r,r Kfnnor rfiinarLinir the while that "If
i vi v J - j
ve'se follow me another step by the Holy
T" 11 bather the brains out of
ye sc. j.ney weni iKiuif.
Some promiscuous firing of pistols oc-
curred last night near Mr. Mickclwait's
house. The ordinance against carrying
concealed weapons should be enforced in
every instance, c-omc uruuh.cu
ci .1 1 .
bond will send t ball crashing through
some peaceable citizen s brain on some
similar occasion, and then there will be a
howl of indignation when it will do no
good. Enforce the law and prevent such
accidents.
Five dollars per day with mileage and
. - i I
expenses, is wnat one is exjiectea to ?ac-
rifiee himself for, as an "investigator
betwee n now and next winter. oulan t
it be cheaper to hold the bondsmen of
the State Commissioners? $50.00 per
day for six months amounts to oO a
week, or 3 1,500 a month. State Jour
nal.
The above siiecimcn of mathematics
from the r respective "centre of interest''
in Nebraska, and the official residence of
the .State Superintendent of. Public j
Schools, 13 quite convincing, and no
doubt now remains as to what induced
the House to postpone investigation.
We have often been told "politicians cut
oueer fieures," but the above figuring
beats us.
From Sntvrdiy'i Daily
The Omaha Herald of the 24th has a
cry complimentary notice of the U. S.
Commissioner on the occasion of the
beastlv exhibition last Sunday. .Read
it.
Trip, farmers are crowdine our streets
examining the new farming implements
which are bemz received by our mer- i
chants.
A much needed improvement is being
made" in the roadbed leading to the jail.
Sheriff Johnon has a lot of "unpaid
fines" working to some advantage in
making the calaboose approachable with
out a mud beat.
We are informed that Capt Smith,
who waa accidentally wounded at West's
Mills, on the west hank of the Big Blue
River has since died from the effects of
the wound. The bereaved family has
our heartfelt sympathies
Tlie citizens residing near the corn r
of Sixth and Main streets complain bit
terly of the tumult and disturbances,
which occur altogether too frequently in
the building immediately east of the
School House. Last night an aged
woman was cruelly driTen out in the
street from that place, to shiver in the
cold, while the brutal revelers kept up
their orjnes inside.
.rirory of Chief Justice Chase's
rpofnt di?cLsion asrainst the lecral-tcndcr,
the lifrton Tranncnpt says : "ihc man
wlinw fac is on what the Supreme Court
calls 'irredeemable paper currency,' has
some 'cheek to turn his bact on his
cverr; N.- wan vir Tironounceu
asainst his own issue to the extent
Chief Juf lice Chase."
THE HERALD
IS THE FLACK TO GET
THE
BEST
Doom, Bro. & Co. have just
received a large stock of Brown
aixl Bleached Muslins all grades
and prices.
For a fine lirve of Prints, at
10(l2icV yard, go- Vt Doom,
Bro. &Co.
Doom, Bro. A Co. have just re
ceived the finest stock of Dress
Goods to be found in the city.
Call and examine.
For a good piece of Ticking,
Demins, Shirting, Stripes, Ac., go
to Doom, Bro. & Co.
Doom, Bro. fe Co. have tho
finest assortment of all wool Cas
simercs to bo found in the city.
For an extra piece of Jeans,
Cottonades, Casinet, Satinet, or
anything in the way of Piec
Good, go to Doom, Bro. & Co.
Doom, Bro. & Co. have just re
ceived a large and well selected
stock of Boot, bhocs, &c., all at
low prices.
Doom, Bro. & Co. have alarg
stock of Notions, Dress Trim
ming, Hosiery, &c. Call and ex
amine. A General Stock kept and
BOOM,
DD$!
Orders from Country Merchants promptly
BLOOM &d CO
SOYS' AUD CHILDREN'S CLOTHlC,
Hats Ik Caps,
BLANKETS, RUBBER liUUUS, inurma, vm-ioto, uu.
Main Street, Sicond V
RiiNpu HOUSE ' BrOadWaY,
mmwun 1
. ,
Street, South of Main,
IMTU
FlaUsmoiith, Nt.
CONFECTIONERIES,
. F "
Pies, Cakes, Cheese
and Sweet Crackers.
REFRESHMENTS
, .-. .
kept on hand tX all times. '
. GTJTHMAW k HUBEETY.
nlStf
C. LAZKXBT.
BUTTERY A LAZE.NBT, props.
LIVERY SALE & EXCHANGE .
-The best of Horses and Buggies on hand.-S
Corner Vine and Fourth etreeU.
Jn21diwtf. riattsmouth Nebraska.
GILLMAN CORN SHELLtK.
WM. B. POKTEB, Agenk
Plattsiuouth, - - v- - iNebraiifca.
MANCrACTCKED BT .
" Gillmah, King & Ilamiltoii.
Ottawa, - -I.'-;-.-.- lumoM-
x ' - r. h HKnTfi r?ll.ratl Out
Sbellor, and am prepared to nil orders on. saon
x niu itkiiiv ,
notice. A sample uiucuiuc can " ;w
fnn two and a half miles sruth west of 1 la.fs-
mouth. I have had one of thesemachmeavn cue
for the past five years, aod find it perfect ;n every
respecu W M, L, IHtTLR.
SENT F
IS. O'KEEFE SOX CO S
SEED CATALOGUE
And Guide to the
FLOWER AND VEGETABLE
CiARDEX, FOR
t..i.i 3 : t..n, T-'i rv loves of flower
iAir thU rifrr and Trlniib! work, tree or
charge. should addrCitsiiDTnediaiely il.'J'KKFrie,
tos, .t Co.. iSlwanger 3t Barry's Block. Kt.ehes-
of
STAB
JOB OFFICE
PRIMTIMCL
CO.
For Choice "A
Doom, Bro. & Co.
Sugar, go
Doom, Bro. & Co. have a large
stock of "C" and Brown Sugnr
a choice article. Call and exam
ine
For "A" Choice Tea or Coffee,
go to Doom, Bi o. & Co.
Doom, Bro. k Co. have a splen
did stock of Syrups all grades
and prices.
Canned Fruits a good stock at
Doom, Bro. & Co.
Dried Apples, Peaches, Cur
rants, Blackberries the best iu
tho market at Doom, Bro. & Co.
A choieo article of Virginia
Fine-cut and Smoking Tobacco
a largs stock at Doom, Bro. &
Co.
A No. 1 article of
to lie had by calling
Bro. & Co.'s.
Coal Oil is
: at Doom,
sto ck of Queens and
. i c sold cheap Do ,
& Co.
Bi
sold at
low Cash prices
osS - GO. .
by
filled by DOOM, BRO. & CO.
Boots 8c Slices,
H vm ! si isrt if Hi irr"C FTP
at J.ost j c vr
Piattcmouth.'seo.
COURCil Bl'jffS, lOV'a. 0Ci:dA
HBW STORE!
Weeping Yater, Neb.
DK1LBR3 IS
General Klerchandise,
- SVCH A
rRT GOODS.
GROCETK55.
11AKUWARK
tiUEENoW'ARB.
HATS. CAPS. BOOTS,
SHOES. NOTIONS
Ac.,
PINB AND COTTONWOOD LUMCER.
SHINGLES AND LATH
We are Agents (or
Vfillcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine,
which is undoubtedly the best
ttse.
Machine now in
juarlOOyLf.
O. F. JOHNSON,
SKALIK IX
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
. BOOKS,
Perfumeries,. Hair Oils,
NEWSPAPERS, MAGAZINES,
- - - ' it ALL TBI
Latest Publications.
Prescriptions carefully comrounded by an ex
perience.! Druggist. . . p. .
mer "a. PlatUiinoutli. N
augonlS
Carpenters, Joiners
AND
CABINET MAKERS.
Shop at th brick buil.ang Ior.ie;:y occc r:
jaulVdtf
by Ge3. Bocck as a DMCKsniuu mwi-
WTTAT.
CUYLER SOHOLFAX
says of Veeptntj Yater.
Ext rsici from loiter to
71rs. Gruiicly.
"As I wa. tcllins you. my do:ir Mrs.' Grnn'l.
I came on my mule to We-i:iK Water in n:nrly
dilapidntcil cwndilion w hal, mm boots eoiil
stiK-kinu? in short, dojtilule of nil tlmv in
reniciit appartrnnnce which rnnmrrit a wull
drt-ysi'ii limn liuving b- n deprived id all hy
the merciless savage, who even took my cUar
case.
Thinking that I might in that flourihuiK town
obtiiin aoi-coni-h.iiui blanket. I rode up to
II 1111 IP
store, and liitchinfr my mule by the cars t a
laree freiiclit wapou l:ided with (rood tor tile
ri.UI.siiiouth rct.iil ti'tidc. I ttitoieil. Jii'lu ol
mv fmrpric when I was prompt 'y in-t !:iid
otJ.'i id mtiinplete outfit, from a iir of tul
tocdboi.t? tua ff'e-ijuill tootlipirn, for the i;d
try sum of nim dollars and Mxiy-tw and one
half otnts. the 2! i fiils beimr the prntit on the
pmxls. If you ivnut uuythintc in (he
ini,i41mf.' line, cull ontheui. and if you don't
see what you want nMk for it. I would remark
here that they are generous, liberal, good look
ing and truthful to a fault."
REMbMBER THE PLAC
REED SSJilOS.,
WcopliiR Water.
JOSEPH StIII.ATKEl
WATCHMAKER
AND JEWEI.Elt-
AND DKALER IX
WATCHED, CLOCKS,
SILVER AND I'LjVTED WARE,
GOLD PENS, SPECTACLES,
VIOLIN STRINGS AND
FANCY GOODS.
Rkveup.fr '
dor west of
e Old Stand.
City AIoUl.
Mnio Ffect. two
uuv. IU w tf.
DIC. M II IflCfjHKEVt
i t
-l.
DBNTIS
Will l.a t rr. T.iTinirston's olTice during th
la-t week ill each month. All order left at t
Post Office will be promptly attended to ty
PI A N O
ORGANS. MEIOD E O IV S
I am Agent for the best Musical Instrument
m.,1 dtnnni wi.hinir to bnv I'inBos. Cabinet.
Metropolitan or l'orfabln Organs, r Meliideona
can purchase through my Agency on as liberal
terms iu thev can from the mautacturcrs tnem-
i elves. Al Instruments fully warranted
aprltf. a. mail.
Health, Comfort and fcconomr
' Three reason for hoarding with .
GEORGE W-coLViN,
tit STEUT, rUTTItllOUTR, KR8.
Two blocks northweft of brick Bchool House.
TlV,. HATH HfM'SE. frr to patrons; hi
rooms arc well Tentilated.and his prices arc reji
sosable (july23tf.
ImproTed Farm and Tim
ber For Sale
t?0 miles West from IMntl.1-
-....,1. o ,il,.. i (,f lliiovcr's. on the Stnire
n:td. iy acres has been in cultivation a log
u..r. ,,n,in it nd tdioitv nf -ilnck water: It
A!it'hc.t 1 .' of lion 17. UWP I-. range 1 1
croi. and l onnected with it is lot 7 and south
...f i -. v.mtiwiit of section 10. sumo town:
i r,:-,, r rviu.i.l ncri.f. making
eji .n,i Hiiiinn ,tk. Also, tho northwest W of
.nrth.i ' i nf sei tion 21. towo. 70. range 44. iu
u:i rn. .Iiih um1 from l'lntt.'innuth
nd nn inila from the river, heavy timber, tor
terms address i. H. SOLOM OX.
may28tf. , Ulenwood. lown.
HOS. K. TOOTLE.
T. I.H.11SX.
J. B. CI. ink 8
Tootle, Hanna & Clark,
DFALKK5 115
old and Silver Coin,
EXCHANGE,
"U.S. and otSaer Slocks.
Pinfts dran on all pnrtsof the Vnited State
and Europe. Deposits rw:eivea, na Epcviui in
tention given to eoltection.
Plattsniouth Neb.
jo2ltf
UT? AT. "EST ATE-1 I
XV. Ill 1 A J-J JJUXX1.X JU I
7 OOO Acres
OF CHOICE LANDS,
Imnroved and Unimproved.
For snle on rea-'onal le terms; also t lty proper
ty, consi-tinjr of IleHidences and Ifniinprovt!.
Lo's. Tho: a desirine to invest capital will tin. I
it to their interest to call nnd examine onriu'l
b1ug5trChU"ngPui0CK 1c WINDHAM.
LOOK HERE !
All W a l rotate ulaotd in our hands for sale
will be thoroughly advertised without extra tost
t, th owner. .W e guaranty to advertise every
piece or property placed on our alo books, giv-,-,.n
,i.ar.riutinn of same when desired. IniS
.mi-lies desiring to sell the full advantage
of advertising their property
tor sale, without
having a dollar of the expense ,o pay
aug-tf.
I cl l iviota a t a u
Imnroved
Farm and Timber
1 For sale. The farm is situr ted 2' 4 miles west
1ft i?rrji ut tiiiiher; also. ttors arid a hull
i..a.,cinniiTn , . nrr uii.ir. cmhi,.,,."",.,,.'.
ang5tf.J SPURLOCK f- WINDUAM.
Improved Farm: for Sale.
Containing SO acres, six miles wet of I'latts-
B2ftlf.lAw'y SPU'SLOCK fc WINDHAM.
i i ii
A Great Bargain.
We hire for sale an 80 acre tract or land lying
lonmHe southwest from Plattsmonth. which
an be had at a bargain it application is xnaae
coon. SPLKL0CK & WINDUA.TM.
u5tr v- o -
f;ur si itu
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CABINET PAfCER,
' ' And dealer in all kinds of
Furniture and Chairs.
tiis 8TKEKT, (third door west of P 0
Plattsmouth - - -
Neb.
Repairing and Varnishing neatly U
Funerals attended
t tht shortest rtotice.
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PRE-EMPTION CIRCULAR.
Burlington & Itfisienr'f River
Railroad Company in
Nebraska.-
PLiTTsmiCTH. Naa., Fer. 15. 1S70.
TBe Bnrlintiton A Miuri Kivcr KailroH"!
Ciiaiil in Nebrswka expect to rweive rly
nrtii'iiii,uc, pati nts from the I nited State
tor all Wk to which they liny oe entitled.
Ii iii(f tot f and including Knnge iix, Last of.
the fcixia FruM'ipa! Meridian.
Wb.ii title fhnll In- obtained, the land will be
for alo iu livlv taW and illurtratwl :
On Long, or Tea Years Credit.
The Itiirlingtftn M rf Itiver KaUrcad
Coiuuv in Nrl.rtu.ka will veil I'ruirur kjtad -tn
:i loug credit of ten .veal's, witb six per teat, in -tt
re-t. aii'l sell Tiuiric and 'l imber J.tinda on
short credit of two y nr.. with ten per cent, in
terest on balnn,'e unpaid, or lor en-sh. Thebort
credit and cash price U twenty per cent- lens
than the long credit priee. To make the torin
and praetic.iT results of thetM ditfervnt plana of
Hale perfectly laiu. let tho following examples
becuusidurcit :
Long Credit Illustrated
Say that Macros of land, at tlO per acre SUV,
is iKiutrbt on long credit of ten years, on April 1,
1ST')- dm payment ill be due and pay ub tit a
follow:
Interest. Amount.
April 1, 1S70. pay 6" rcr cent
interest on IIM -
April 1, 1ST, pay ti percent
interest u before
S:4 oo
i:i tn
"1 iW 24 'X)
as follow i
Then one-nintli of priucipnl,
April 1
1KT2
l.sT.i
Sll 44
44 4."
.. 44 44
.. 44 4o
.. 44 44
,. 44 45
.. 44 44
.. 44 46
.. 44 44
Ari Th
ti.i l i
tin 4 :
67
11
ft 4
4'J 77
47 11
44 41
1
IS l7
1( t"l
11 Xi
10 07
5 oo
6 :
2 (i
1. 1ST
1, 1H73
1, lK.lj
1. is, 7
1. 1S7S
1. 1x79
1, IScO
IfSO acre is bought at ? per acre, or if 1?
acres is bought at i- per acre, the payments
will be due In n ami lor the s.-uno amount as ou
the above forty acret ilo per aee.
Short Credit Illustrated.
Say the same IDaerc asaboveis bougbtouour
short credit of two years, tlie price will be SS r
acre, IU per cent less than tlie loiitf credit price--f'o'JI,
layable hi follow:
April 1, 170.
Jof principal.
J do. and lO'r'c int.
81043 C7
SSI M 1JS oi
10 60 117 3.1
1. li I.
1. Wl,
Ttals.
"a oo oo
On final payment of either kind rf contract.
the buyer is entith d to a general warranty deed
giving n jwrrvt title.
For Cash, or the Company' VMtds. in fatl at
date of pup base. the saino forty acre as above
ean be bought at $? per cni-f.M. aud then get
a deed.
The Bonds of the Company will be taken a
their face and accrued interest in payment for
land if the purchase is large enough to cover tha
full amount of the. bond.
liv tho first of Anril next, a valuation will b
fixed on all land w hich the Company expect to
get lying east of Hange Five Kast, and outh of
tho tiventy niilc limit ut tlie l iimu I'aeitio ivan-
road.
As the rnmnsnv tnav not eet title until after
tho season for breaking prairie shall bo tar ad
vanced, it will. n ami after the first day of April
next, as bolow staled, otler pre-emption ngtil
to the lands it may ac quire, within the limit
named, to any pemon w ho will pay in nash sis
per centum ot the valuation price ol the land mat
he mav nisli to nurcbase. Tlii pityment will
secure to the. person who ruikicsit. tbe land that
be sclucta. upon the term ana cunililKu beiot
oamed. to wit :
Conditions of Pre-Emption.
1. The Oujuuiny will grant pre-emption as
fidiowr:
In Hangis Fix and hoven Ijist, onandanei
April I. 1.0.
In Kanges I.islit and .Nino l.-it, on and ullor
April O.1S70.
In itauges Ten and lulevcn l-.ast, on and alter
pril H.
la flanges Twelve. Thirteen and tuurteca
Enst. on and after A pril l.'l. Iri70.
Oonurtunity will be given on eacti oisaiu iny
fur auj' two or more ix-rsona who may want tlie
aine land to bid therefor. The o-vuiption
will begrantcd to the one who wit! pay the uiost.
and tori h wit h pay in cash, six iroeatuuu olthe
price, as in oilitrca.-c.
2. I ii no case will a pre-emption rijjt le grant
ed to one person for a piece of land upon wlurU
another pcr.-oii is residing, or has any improve-
ineuts. itnls the luets in relation to t tie reM-Joiico
or improvements of meh person are lully stated
in the application: and any omission or false
statement in this respect will work a forfeiture
of the money that may be paid, and will cans
the pre-emption to bu treated ua null and vo:d.
3. Afterthe tompany shall ha rcobtninrd title
to tbe land.-- w I tin li t lie limits nnincl, it w ill gi vo
pu ol : notice thereof la newspapers printed at
1 l.iu.-iiioiil Ii. Lincoln and Nebraskn City, and of
a in rtain h xed day when it will e prepared in
sell or ii'.ike coutr.iets lor selling its binds. It will
also ill tho same tunc and in the same manner.
give notice to hum: who maytaaeoin pre emo
tion, that they must, within sixty nays snoring
day so nxed lor selling, ciilcr into contracts lor
the pun hate ol tlie land lor wiucti tney may
have applied. Kpeciol notice rf said day will
alo be triveu to them by depositing: leticrs iu
the rstOtBec. lothiiriiddrcs, n ithin two weeks
utter the day for selling is fixed. In case the
pre-empt ion applicant shall tail to pay Pr. or
enter into contract to pay for tbe land wbii h be
may have pre-einplcd before the expiration of
said sixty days, he will thereby lose all bcnr( -r
his pre-emption rigut, and tlie ur: ,""
may have paid the rt-n i" bo lcil.il.
4. In case oe-i iiiiioiin, lor i.u, m..,.."
lect orn t'ise toeomply with tlie terms ami cou
dilions uboi e named, and tdiull ?u forlcil bi. pre
emptiou rigbt.hu w ill also forfeit all improve
ments tnat he may nave mane upon me misi ;
and in case lie is residing thereon, and. utter
warning, shall neglect to give qiiiel aim peacea
ble possession ivithin ten d i.vs to said Coiiipiinj ,
ho w ill thereby admit that he i' to pay to said
Company fifty dollars a uiwli'h from the date of
his application until be shall voluntarily leai,
or by Iaw be ejected from tha premise.
I're-emptions will not ne. graiiiea on iimuer
htuds, exc it on special cooditions. and, as a
general rule, pre-emptions will not be granted
for less than one hnndred aim ility iwrifi. ex
cept in special cases whore the sale of a smaller
quantity will uot injuriously alVect ihc interest
. e . 1. .. l'. .- l' I..I. 4' a l ,m nv it, I ,-.wl In
ol lue viiiiitn.. . , ..I. . ....,. -. .- .. - -
iwue pre tniti'ioiis litierally, it will rcsere mo
right to rejeet any application.
The money that the pre-emption applicant
may pay, togrlncr witn six per chit, interval
Uiei eon' from la.te of payment, will be allowed
to him us part of th purchase I'loiicy, upm lit
eiiiering into an absolute contract to purchase
the land ithiu sixty days after thf. day is fixed
and adveiliscd that the Company is ready tosoll
and to issue contracts ol sale.
Thtiso Circular nnd Klank applications can
be obtained gratis, by I'pplying to r addressing
Land Cojumiisioncr B. A Ml K. H. C. in Neb,
I'lnttspiuutii. -cii.
f this Company, in
either Kanges 6. 7. 8. 'J. l. 11. 12. H or li. East of
inciual Meridian, on tne foregoing
i-midition'. should fill up correctly and sign and
send with the proper amount of money the fol-
lowing application, ta
(iup'iiuif, audresscu as
follows:
A. It. 1S70-
To GEO. S. HAUKIS.
Land t'-mt'r It. t il. II. 21. Co. in J6
PLATT.SKOITII, NRB.
KfRr Having carefully read nnd considered
the term and conditions, n above set forth, upon
wnich pre-emption rights will be granted. I here
by agi ee to we in alt res pec is ihiuixi inereoy ami
subject t said terms anl conditions. I hersljy
apply for a pre-omption right to of
Section in towiunip... ....... unnmaiiiiw
Kast of Uia rsixtn Jrrmeipal Alernlmn.
situated in the County of and containing
acres, more or less, as per Government
Survey, at $ per acre.
My Poet Ulnce aaarcss is .
Onre:eii)t of a satisfactory
stipulation, tha
following b
lank receipt will he correctly ullad
ta cv' "" ana one copy reuunea
other delivered and sent to applicant:
and tht
Pj-ATTSMOrTH. Kr.l.
A D. 1870.
To..
SIR: Your application for a pre-emption, as
above maiie. is received and allowed, and this
will be considered ns cm cting a binding agree
ment between you and said Company. '1 he cash
payment oi si per cent, oi ine vaiuaiion price ot
the land yoa have applied for is hereby acknowl
edged, being Dollar.
To be kigned by
Land Commissioner B. k M. R. K, Co. in Keb,
febl7 wt
PLOWS! PLOWS!
O. IE. IF O IR, G- -Z"
Manufacturer of ail kind of
Such
ap tha ecleorated j;id breaking Plows,
Lionrd Breakers, (stirring Plows. Single
Mould
hlltl J'OUOIC su'iiris, viiilivaiura
Keiw.iriiig done on short notice. AH work war
ranted. . ....
llaMr.;: r.a i n.aT epene-iee in trie tvi,:r.eiis,
I feci assured thut 1 r-iu K've generul latisfuo
tion. I'lciite give inc a call before i rr bs.-jriyf
c:,ehere. C- VOKGY,
Pijuijt.jiili. Nob., 6, I&tiT.
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