J
Jl
f
DS2. .11 EI- MMJS3EY,
DENTIST,
Will lie at Johnson'." Dru Store during the
lust week in eaeh month. Ail orders left at the
Post ' illi' '- will he ir.nitly attended to Ijuly
FwiiLnriii!
ox THE
SOUTH WEEPlfv6 WATEPn
XXXX AtS2.50persack
XX FLUL'lt 2,00 per SACK.
R-a:i & h'h'rt.s 7(cts j-er lXlhs-.
Uraii & .-h-irt- Kxtru (Joo-1 1 .( n.-r IffJlhs
V'::i?I -:J 1.2-x-ts tier hundred iiu:ids
I'L ) ill LIXCI IAN M HI ) FOR WHEAT
a? u-ual.
Tr.t an-.i Corn t r .ii!;d en Toll
Swi 'Til ft,' le ttJ:en tj tuitiitfy all icho cat'.
UUkm) B;is?ieh of Wheat and
20.000 Bushels Corn
WANTED
Tm. E. IIELbON As'-nt.
lU-U'l.tf.
ISW STORE!
w.i.::t:i is
General Elercliandise,
.-.IT a AS
i MY ; ' '"'.
a : i:n:s.
iiaiik'.v r;:.
Ci I'LL NSW" ARK.
HATS. CATS LOOTS.
.-iioi-s. xirioxs, Ac,
I INK AND COTTuNWooD Ll'MLLP.,
SlUXCLKS AND LATIi.
We
Ac
Wiiicox &. G;L3 Sewing Machine,
whi :!i jiv'.' uHt ; l!y the bi-t M.ii'hine now in
i.-:. Biarln't.'.'tf.
GSLLS.IAIi CGRTi SHELLER.
V.'M. 13. l'OKTEIi, Agent
I"H-:nouth, .... - Nebraska.
MANITACTI'RED ItV
ii!huan, King & Ilauiilton.
Ottawa, - - - ... - Ulir.ols.
T sin :icT!t for the ahovr C lhrated Ci.rn
hh 1U r, l an ir piired to fill .rdiT.J on hort
ii .lice. A s;iinple lMiiehino can he seen nt my
firm mi l a h;ilf intle.4 Pmth we?t of l'lattn
niuiith. 1 1j:iv had one of theeri:idiine in n?e
fur li.c im.-t lii o ycitr.", aod tin.l it pfrfe t in every
rf-p - -. VM, ii, i'oK l Kit
jaiil'hn 5
UNDERWRITER S AGENCYT
(.'n- li l ite 1 Statrnieut of the condition of
t-fi- ) ma, II tMiria, Xixika and JlMTJt
t I ! 1. -nrjt.' ('i!ip;t!M !. of th'j ' 1 1 y of
X' w ulk, oa tiiolot day i' ltcemher. lf'i'J.
CAl'lTAL.
.tv.vv t.'ap":ti.I c2.2'l.'Mi "0
'III-
J .'o.v. I I
Totil Cai Its! and Surplus S-'i.S
''J ! !
-.ur:Uc- CJ.l'C.T'o V
. -i l: .: I ...::..:- TJ-.TVi -l
. ; - .... til - amply -t -:ir.-' :il 1 .T.'i
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: ! .i.J-!.M
i :i. I ; -J i i: V 1 I'.c-
i ... i s, J :::k .-t-.tli.-, etc.. 3!,il 71
li
liai;ii.itii:s.
- i f a :J i.-'. ir. L'Ut..
S.'l ?.-r,j
N. WrSK. A-ent.
WAVIvIillT & CURTIS
.f -t
r'tv;a:ii IIi..ri 1:0. Boiler?, Sjt and
i.l
! it:i hit .i f-. V. roti.-lit Iron l ;pc,
1 J i;: I'm:. , . i;:upe?. 1 -CO
j lt:;1. r.-, iiird all kinds cf
Engina Fittings,
!'u.-:..r'..c J on thort nofi:o.
FARMING MACHINERY
P. -I sirr 1 on t-hort notice. atis"tf
--i:i:i. SALB AND
. '
114 J f fESf r, i rr ITTSKOVTB, KB.
I ,im i rejarci K aoiuiuitiJatc -ue public with
lj,r-,t, Oirritgc, L'tsiir anl A o. 1 Hear.,
f n -hort notice and reasonable term. A llnck
rtint tea:nhoat lacdiug.andto all prar
f th- eity wnen cired.
J::n lT"d.Vw.
. i:riTEiir.
C. L4ZENBT.
3303rirER
BrrrxuY l..zexby, props.
LIVERY SALE & EXCHANGE.
i-The hrt of Hordes and Bueeieson hand.
Corner Viue and Jt'ourth streets.
jar.2HiTftf.
Plattmouth Ncbragka.
Cart) enters. Joiners
AND
-CABINET MAKERS.
h'iT. :if i.iV..:..V Kti'.l.ln r,.rinnrW M Til
D. K(.IIXA.S.r.
GREAT RUSH! LARGE CROWDS! !
ETorybody, and more too, are going to
15. SGH2-TASSB 8c CO,
To fc-jy their
AT TUB
N"EAV Y O 11 K STORE-
The largest and most complete
STOCK OF ORE Ss GOODS
Are now on exhibition at the New York Store, :t firstly reduced prices. Wc call particular
attention to our new .styles of
DRESS-GOODS. PRINTS,
DELAINS, GINGHAMS,
DItUWN SHEETING.
JJLEACHED COTTONS,
BALMORALS, CARPETS.
CLARK'S MEW THREAD,
COTTON YA S, ROOTS AND SHOES
ef ail kinds and pricil t tuit our umcreoc ctu-'teiucr. large itock of
GROCERIES,
HARDWARE,
QliEENSWARE,
WOODEN-WARE,
GLASSWARE,
YANKEE NOTIONS,
HATS AND CArS.
Wh have a larse stock of ibo celebrated GARDEN CITY CLIPPER
PLOW, STUBBLE and BREAKING PLOWS, and all kind of
CULTIVATORS. REAPERS. SEEDERS, HAY RAKES.
Plattsmoutli February, loth, 170. tf. J. SCI IN ASS E & CO.
.a
One door wt:t of the
PLATTSMOUTH,
HA5
A LA KUE STf)CK OF
Brv Goods, Groceries,
FURNISHING GOODs,
HATS, OKIE'S, BOOTS,
asid Provisions-
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID
FOTc ALL
Kinds of Country Produce.
I'lattouth, Nebraska, August 5th,
Sf You
Call
JVhcrc You Can Select From
f2GGGlbs Sbouiders,
IJCOOibs Sunar GurcciHams.
Which he will SICLL at Reasonable figure?. Also on hand a
Fulland Well Selected Stock of DRY" (iOODS, aid GUO
CKRIES, Which he oilers to the public
C'I'hose knowing themselves indebted to me will please
Call and Settle the same. JOSEPH SIIHR A.
April Cthdaw3m. Rock Blulls.
S- BLOOM as CO,
.yS'AD OKSLDRES CLOTHING,
atrS-Ps'
BLANKETS. RUBBER GOljBSrUKKS, VALISES, ETC.
A Door East of Court House
BRANCH HOUSE : Broadway, Council alinls. iovira. .
BLOODED TOQK
Premium Stallions.
Fastest Trotting Stallion in
the State.
The eelehrated PtalHon HENRY CLAY and
HAMILTON IAN PKINCK. (whose fire was
half brother to Dexter.) we -o purchased in
Orange county. New YorK. and were brought to
this county in the spring of l!. floury Clay
was awarded the
First Premium
at tho Nebra?ka-State Fairs of IH-jRand arid
al.-:o took the sweepstakes. Ihey will eland the
Present s nson. at my tarm on. W eeiortit. W ater
one half niiie from F.dden3 Mill, heir .lt
may be seen at the fami. Mock dealers and
ra;s'er are invited to call and examine horrcs
nnd colts. Pasture free o 'haree fur Marcf
from a distance, UENKX DLLOla.
apltwtt
Prairie Breaking.
Snyder & Orr are ready to take order? for
desiring bre.kii. d.U. w.U do-ell
Breukinjr J'rairie. t c.r,ierm. arv.y y
Snvder. on ti. farm on turht Mile cr.ck ; or. to
Ji "N" Orr. I'lattsmouth. 'i'iiey are prepare I to
fr,r. trr rear v. -t
V. D. Li:iIMI()lK.
STfflE I
IIkkaLS Office,
- NEBRASKA,
AT
Clothing,
1SCJ.
Want
0 4 ll"
On
ISOGOibs Sid
to
Boots ik Shoes,
Plattnmouth- E1eb.
Weeping Water Nebraska.
DEALERS IN
Dry Goods,
Groeerics.
Hardware.
Quoensware,
Boot3, and Shoes,
Hats, and Caps,
AsrrieuHural Implinients of all kinds, Weir and
'"I X L" Cultivators. Cnion Corn Planters,
Grandetour and Princeton Plows, e Ac aiiinri
nntnm, all of which we otter to the public at the
owest retail prices.
All Goods Warranted
As Represented,
20ur eorjFtant aim will be to ell so low that
it will be to the positive advantage of every far
mer in the western and central portion oi Cass
county to make this their headquarter? for traj
in. , HEED. KROS.
Weeping Water. April 1st. l"To.
MVe are also agents for Mower. Keapers,
and Thrarfhina Machines.
pTwtf
She Ubvushu Sicvaltl.
lEWS.
i'roiuTJfjmJa' JMilj.
Mr. Wayman, of tlic firm of Vrayman
& Curtis, left for Kentucky to-Jay on
business.
The Iee Hive Store ofTcrs, by the
bushel or barrel, some of the Cut ap
ples ever brought to 1'latt.suiouth. The
Herald has sampled them.
Governor Butler has gono to Wash
ton. A fellow whose name we did not
learn, was "gobbled" yesterday for at
tempting to pas.i a counterfeit $20 green
back.
II. Borden, from the General office of
B. & M. 11. II. Company, wa.-i in the
city this morning.
Air. Carrothers, brother of Deputy
Sheriff John C'arrother?, gave ua a call
to-day. lie has ju-t arrived from Ohio,
and informs ul tLat he heard much talk
about 1'Iatt.smouth along the l::ie3 of
travel East.
Cyrus Woodman, Esq. Manarjin,:? Di
rector of the Ii. & M. 11. 11. in Nebraska
went to Lincoln to-day on busiucs3. As
soon as the Salt Creek bridges are com
pleted the road will be pushed ahead
rapidly to Lincoln.
Geo. T. Libel!, E., formerly a res
ident of this county, is aain localizing
on the Lsavenwort'a Conservative. Ws
used to ".-tick type" alongside of George
when lie did not have tnuch thought,
probably, of writing for newspapers.
George is a spicy writer, and has many
adndrers among the patrons of the Con
tervntur. The recent ?care at Nebraska City
over the report that Bonnet (who has
received the mantle from F. A. White;
Es:p,) was expected to arrive with a
Chinaman and more iron in hi? pocket,
to commence hostilities cn the Midland,
has all blown over. Til ? Mill in I mon
tioncd jdoves to have been the Midland
in New York.
A first class Barber .h p has now been
opened. in the Brooks House, in the rer
of the oCicc.
A Eailroad bridge can be constructed
across the Missouri river ut Plattsmoutli
for less than one-half hat the bridge
at Burlington cost, and about one-fourth
the estimated cost of the bridge at Omaha
-provided one can be built there at all.
Our friend Win. Stadvlmann purchased
a .afe while east for use in his store, and
it was wheeled '"into line" last evening.
We usel to know Billy when one safe ;
would hold all his money, lie has made
his present possessions through his own
energy, and is entitled to credit thereof.
Sterling, who was slaughtered "in the
house of his friends," attempted to be
come a hewer of wood and drawer of
water in the house of his enemies (the
Republicans), was most effectually
snubbed by them, and he is now trying to
arrange a third party in Nebraska City.
A. Deyo, Esq., the e Violent Enrolling
Clerk of the House of representatives
of the State Legislature, gave us a call
this morning. Sre are always pleased to
meet such men as Deyo. Thc-y are the
salt of the country.
The Tamil school rom in the base
ment of St. Luke Church has been thor
oughly re-fitted, the recitation room fin
ished and lighted, and the spring term
of school was opened last Monday by
Messrs. Young and Dilley. Persons! de
sirous of sending to this school will con
fer a favor by sending at as early a day
as possible, in order that organization
may be completed.
The Columbian arrived at our levee
last evening, discharged her freight and
started up stream about 2 o'clock this a.
m. She ran into the bar just above
town, where she remained until she was
pulled off by the President this morning.
Hon. David Remington, of Burling
ton, was in the city thia morning. He
has just returned from a trip over the
Pacific roads to San Francisco, whither
he has been for the purpose of estab
lishing agencies and opening offices for
the B. A: M. li. 11. Company.
J. R. Akeni, Esq., is in the city can
Tassing for subscribers to the Irish lie
jniUic, the Irish People th Boston. Pi
lot, and the Emerald. The first three
named papers are too well known to need
any recommend. The Piiurald is the
only illustrated Irish paper in the Uni
ted States, and should be in the hands
of every Irishman.
From Friday's Dai'-.
Married, at the Probate offi.ee, by
Judge Child, on the 2 1st of April, Mr.
Win. Dorrough to Miss Catharine Cur
ran. A negro was assaulted recently, at
Agency City, Missouri, for voting the
radical ticket. Of course he is now con
Tinced that the other side is right.
S. Blooin & Co. have a very lare stock
of goods in their line. They have some
thing lesa than wagou load of neck ties,
from plain to fancy.
Those fine bill heads of Prole & Yeates,
done in Sve colors, were got up at the
Herald office, where the finest work
west of Chicago i being done
Prol k Yeates are putting in a new
front to their drugstore, and fitting things
up in metropolitan style. They keep a
first-class store, and advertise liberally in
the Herald.
We understand that Merges & Co. are
the proprietors of the new brick yard ia
the southwest part of the eity. They
are going in quite heavy, and we doubt
not they will make a handsome profit out
of the season's work.
Sol. Miller says: "We are inclined
to think that the Indian outfit, of the
new regime, is run by the strong minded
rortion of it. The females open and
carefully examine all official business
coming to the Agencies, and if they find
nothing therein that would have a ten
dency to corrupt the morals of their hus
bands, or make them dissatisfied with
their "sphere," they graciously permit
them to loek at the papers."
c i r v.A.:,,t 1'.,, v., ., r.. ,.l,.v i
peach trees foi'-eale. He has, also, a
few of those extra trawbrry plants to
dispose cf.
We learn from Mr. Chas. Lazenly
that E. Buttery, E.vp, is getting better.
Lazenby thinks there is a probability
that he may be down town tu-monow.
Win. Kershaw, Esq., returned from
the east yesterday.
The steamer Silver Bow passed up
this morning and the Columbian j assed
down about noon.
Says the Troy Times : "-Some of our
Dfcmocratie papers have taken a very
curious line with reference to the Fif
teenth amendment. They say its adop
tion is a trifiiag affair, not worth making
any fus3 over, and that the 1 'resident's
attempt to give it importance by making
it the subject of a message, wns ridicu
lous. Olc cannot help thinking of the
plucky antcdcluvian who, ilh his chin
just out of water, informed Noah that lie
did not believe th-.-re was going to be
much of a thowcr alter all."
Our best .statisticians declare that be
fore children, now in the cradle are of
age, Iowa will have double the popula
tion which Massachusetts will have and
Nebraska will rival Vermont. Four
elevenths of the Iowa population have
como in within the last decade and a
larger proportion of the Ncbra-ka. In
the matter of railroad', Iowa has not
only more miles namely 2,0'J4 than
airy State, except the five between her
and the seaboard, but has within the
last two years, built more than half as
many namely, St-,0 ajt all the miles
overbuilt in Massachusetts.
The St. Jo.-eph Uuiju, docs not deal
fairly withour townsman, Van. Armun.
He published a card in the Ilr.itAl.H re
cently denouncing the Union. That pa
per treats the matter as a jest, and says:
"We had confiiently hoped to be able
to lay before our readers occasionally a
letter from a prominent and hb.rhly in'iu
e:itial citiz.n of Nebraska, but from the
following card in the Piutt.-mouth Herald
it will be seen that he respectfully de
clines, owing to previous engagements."
The Lit ion then copies Van's card.
This is hardly fair, as Mr. Van Annan
did not decline on the ground of previ
ous engagements, but on t!m ;ouu 1
that the Lnton was too lusigriiUcaut a
sheet for him to waste his talciit on.
And then, it was very naughty for it to
drag in the matter of hotel bilisaud then
refuse to make the necessary apologies
when called on to do so. If the Union.
"or any other man" in St. Joseph has
doubts as to Van Annan's standing as a
business man, as a oeialLt, a moralist or
a financialist, we most respectfully refer
them to their townsman Tiros. E. Tootlo.
who is acquainted with Mr. Van Annan,
and who is ever ready to speak favorably
of business talent.
There are more new buildings now go
ing up iu P'attsmouththan iu any city of
its; size in the west.
They liavo a fellow in Omaha who
claims to be the second Christ. He is
probably trying to imitate Geo. Francis
Train, and has got one notch ahead.
The dirty, thieving, murdering red
skins who were in town today belong to
the family known as the Otoea. Some
cf them wear broad brimmed hats.
Tha Burlington Ilaicl-Fe very ap
propriately denoimnates the proclama
tion of President Grant announcing the
Fifteenth Amendment a3 a part of the
Constitution as "placing the key etoue
in the arch."
A number of the Lo family have been
in town to-day; and if anything in the
thape of humanity can be found that is
any lower than they are we have no de
sire to look upon thcra. Thc.a "noble
red men" amused a large crowd of spec
tator: during the day by shooting at a
nickel piece stuck in a split stick. It was
fery innocent pastime, much better
than killing white men and women.
The Steamer La Barge came up this
morning. She had a serious time get
ting past the mouth of Platte. The
changes have been so great at the mouth
of Platte this season as to almost pro
hibit navigation above our city.
Large quantities of corn are being
chipped every day from Plattsicouth,
by rail. All grain is now shipped by
rail from this city in bulk, being a great
saving over the old way ef shipping in
sacks. Cars are being loaded every day
at the foot of Main street.
The Fremont Trihune cojjiss our item
relative to the report that there was col
lusion between tho prisoner Smith who
broke iail there, and the oflieers, and
sp.ts no such thought is entertained
there. It admit3 that seme person as
sisted in the escape, but insists that it
was none of the officers.
The representatives of the different
railroads connecting with Omaha met in
that city recently to try to devise some
means of facilitating transportation of
freight across the Missouri river at that
place. After holding 2 conference they
went home again without adopting any
reform. Wait until the B. & M. reaches
Kearney that will regulate matters.
The Omaha Herald speaks of Omaha
as a town "without a rival." That is a
pretty heavy joke on Bellevuo and Blair.
The supply train which accompanied
the cavalry company to the Blue river to
establish a post, returned and crossed the
east side of the river this afternoon.
There is a doctor in Chillicothe who
prescribes S3 follows for cold in the head :
Water, 0; sugar, 1 ; whis.key, total
100. He has a good many patients.
If you hear the wife of a printer on a
morning paper speaking of bcr "late
husband," do not infer that he ha3 gone
where the woodbine twinetli. She means
that ha don't get home very early.
A new democratic paper is being talked
ef at Nebraska City, and Morton dars
them to start it. This reminds us of
Artemus Ward when he stood ready to
"sacrifice all his first wife's relations" to
assist his country. Mortoa stands ready
to spend all of Ilicldliis r.ione to fight
for Morton and his set.
OF TIJE CO.lIiP.N' OF THE
I20aIE
Of New York, on the first day uf January. A. D. l7tV mad to th A
of State of Nebta.-ka. i!;ii.ant to :Lt Siaiute ft' tb.tt Stare.
NAME AND
The narae of this Cmpary i, t;ie HOME I
an J located in the City of iew 'ork.
CAl'lTAL.
The capital of said company actually paid up in cash, is.
The surplus on ths 1st day of January, lsTo
Total amount of capital and surpln- ,
ASSET.?.
Amount of Cash in Continental National I::nk. N. Y
in hand of Ajc'is. and in cour.-i-of i
" I'. S. Kesiidcrrd an 1 Coupon .Sf..-k i.-sl.
markut vnl.it: :
" " I'uited .-;atei lioiids, o--0 market val....
" " Mioiiri " 0 per cent. "
" N. Carol iun " 6 " "
" Tenne...l-e 6
" " W i -i :. n.-in " 6 " "
" Illinois " ti " "
" 1. l.o,;.: Kiand " o " "
" Calitomia " 7 " "
" Connecii-iit " "
" N. . City :.ti 1 C .a:i!y Ri.r.ds. )'
" ( 'l l llS Cotlli' v Poll is "
" Ki. 'i'ii - n.l - " "
" lirooklvr, City "
" Aia'iama "
" S. C. if.iinti "
' " ll.iiik JS-K-ks, :ua: ket vai.ie
Lo.i.is o-i IC.n.l s ;,iid .Mortira-.'i. I-
ot r Tur 1 on I mm u:mn -re I 1 :1 1 Mtv. inirlli at -
liv.M ;.T .";;.; rate i-iu r, -.; 7 p, i i-ert .1 i
" " Loans on .,.-i i.nd ll- ii i-. p:iv:.I I- nili-::..'!i !. tin: ,;
ia ii l.ct value of seciiri: i-s id.-ti-- d, at Ka.-l c,;-'l.-, !
fr.i ) I
" ' Stvauu r Magnet mi i i .-v-kii.ir ap sr:i'.us I
" " Cither Properly. M i--cliaiu-os-.s fti-ias !,
' J)ue for P. i tiiiums on Poii.-i j i-;sm-l at Oiiice, l-'ire and 1 1
Inland i
" Llls P.eceivcahle for PriMuiuiu.4 au Inland . av iat i-Mi 1 J
Ki-ki, Ac ) !
Interest due on lt January. 1ST0 !
Government MilliipH ou hami
Kealtstate
Iif ABILITIES.
Auimint of Los
adjusted, due and unjiiiii'.
itn-iirred. :-n 1 in pnuoss of n -
idi-nds de' larcd and due and unpaid ,C
t-i-h r of rash ors.-ript, d, .-! ire d '.tti not I ;.
et due ) , t
all other fxi.-ting elaiins aeai:it the Couipany
Total amount cf Lo.-se.', Claitiis nnd
T!ie ;Tre.it..-t at
Hint iie ared on anyone risk
.ll..liM.
1 he Coio'iaiiy has no i'i".n-i-:l rule a- to th
vi:l-i--e or lilo' k. I.eii:ir L-overin.-.t in thi- matter,
wiu;ti of stie- is. faeii'n -i f..r pot Lit:jr out tir- s A e. .
A i-i rtilied copy of the Cliarter or At of Ineurpora'i- n, a- mui. r,le 1, acei inpaii.rd u previon :
Statement. i
state y x":w YOPK.
Vita and t'ui'ittj "f A'cc Yuri:
Homk
T.iT'VT !I Mi- : t '" t t V ...-..t-n-e .r llw lto-.fi.-
Eivo:-n. :! t t .- :.il'l ::lt . :.!! ! O ten 11
!oi
statement of th'j ::L..i:s of the said Corpora:!-.
thereof.
:trro-lA
isued.)
Sulserilip.l and sworn hefi.rc me, this. PJth d -y
tiinedj
l.. 8.
C. 8.
REVEM E
sriiir.
niar-51-w t
i- ! i . ;
LA
WHOLESALE and RETAIL
3D jTJ GGISTS3
Are now receiving and have on hand (at the o! I stand of White & Buttery)
South side dain St., Piatt ssaouth
The Largest and
Stock of Draw. Me.li-.-ines. Paints, Cheiniea'.s.
ti.ua-: us I'll. Cast or Oil. ?.-'at-l ot Oil.
Cod Liver dil, and a larre variety f
Articles. LsM-uces, 1'lavoriBK
Sueh a-- .Taync's. yers'. Halls. Seovitle'.-Coe's. Christie's. Morse's. M'-Lain's. Laker's. V.' i.,ta.r'-'
Wright's. Wakefield's. Guv j.-ot t's. Perry Oavis1. liol.aek's lVtiu's. Mrs. Win.-lo-w'i
Dr. Winchell'i. Jlostetter's. lrake's. Walltiee's, i t-stV, and
all others :u geaeral use.
Brandies,
Wines
Of tho best grades and qualities,
BOMB STIC IJYES.
fled or Hose. ?reen. Line and LMa-'k. Analine. Indiiro. Madder. Lxtract Logwood, l'yo 7ood, L:.
In fact everyiliins that is Uv.-i.dcd ia the Druft- c r M-.dicine Lino.
f hysicians' Prescriptions careful y compounded an:l put up
at ail hzu s. Al! Drugs warranted fresh and pure. Gaii
before buying, r.nd sss what wo have to sell.
Plattsmoutli, March '2i, 170. wtf
URQER
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YHOLESOLE AND RETAIL
Groccriss, Garpcts,
Under the Broods House,
Main
fe2TThe Highest Price I'aid for Country Produce, Hides, Wool ie.a
apliwtf.
VI? I TFVG PL.T. T TS M O UT H
VILLFLXD GOOD STBLIXG ACCOMilODA
1'IoX Al I11E
Farmei's Feed Stable
Corner of Sixth and Vine Streets. Ore L'.oc
North of the Pres'oyttrian Church, I'lutisuiout
Nebraska.
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Lead. Varnishes. Coal Oil. Ki-h Oil. 'Taehino Oil.
nile tin. iiinseeu vm, i.-ir.i - in, mi. i-.s: t-iiuai
Notions, Pertumei-y. I aiiey an
K-MiaeUi. AUo. all the Pepi:!
Toilet
and Whiskies
strictly fur Medical purposes.
MD BERLINER:
THE EEESilVE
DEALERS M DRY
GOOD'
Boots and Shoes,
Street, PJattsmouth, Nebraska.
ileal . li, Comfort and Lcuuouit
Three reoiwitf for bi.ardii;ir wuh
aKOHOK W. COLVIN.
OAK STSEET, PLATTSSIOCTn, NF.B.
Two blocks northwett of trick Schocl llcuse.
HehajaUATU IIOCSE. free to patrons: hi
rooms xro well ventilated. and hii prices.;-. re rea
aoaabla Liulyif
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HALL'S
VEGETABLE SICILIAN
E3AIR REBEWER
v$'ls tho only perfected aai
( 0 11 1 ' 11 c:i " ' l)I''T':irt-
XLjS-S lrojar:ttioii of its kin!
nrr,a It-'vcr offered to the xhr
fiLtiiUisLu :uid has no corriTeti'-r
GRAY i"1 merit. By its trso
HAIRgi:av iiAi.t u ,
TO
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ll.SlU!L''l 1 uii-:n.ia
youthful color arid bril
liancy, which is bo r.iu.di
i.jjPjjmltniied by all. I'orocu'.:
I wirose n:iir is itaii oi i.u.i
-tj 'out will, by tho use of otx
j PROMOTES UciiewerjSoou sceitsou l
j Tipq Iclfccts, .n, by its tonic m A
S . T tinruhitin properties tho
GROWTH! h;1ir glands will be incited
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ana 1:10 ntnr yro". i:;:'-.-j.-tiidstrontjaain.
In c.-.-'-s
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j U? lecotroinieal prep;:r::t tun in
THE rlQ v,'orIll as 11:1 c;!''
Piirnj last so much longer. .::i '
I"" 'for our Treutii-J 0:1 '.!..
LOCKS !.uir, free to all, by mru!.
Sold by sll DrugoIsU and DcsUrs la Ke-J'-.fic.
CGCIC) C O C L! H r ! C". CO.
Gcn'l Agcz.t2 for Korth-'Wcr.tsra St.-.t v.
17 LSiiiiioicf Tr.zT, curcj 00,11 '-
TIIEl one
of
most reliable newr;
papers in the kJuitcr
Suites. What c-v
be more eoiivineiEr .
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TEST I MO
Tun Ctk"!Xkati Daily Tiv.r
of .larch 21, my.-.
The Sean di :ia v :
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public, :
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the lest!!no!!!aSs eo
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the ?5ro!rielo;
letter
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sin, to be ihwid
our auvertis:! eo-
limns, annomiee i
tlit
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ciaus of (he ioeaii:
it is becoming wvv
popular, and vh:tt
very uiuisnai,
iiig adopted by
it..
t i V
in their practice,
a cure tor iiaany
eases viiich thev e;
not treat eirecti:a;
ia any other v. r,
We anilerstaud ih.
tfie immense
carried on for
fX.
eral jears in thi:: .
medicines has tlv.
ing tiie present y
nearly doubled.
Their roces:;
operation is Ly
thorough pari sic-,
tion of the bloo
and a conserve
eradication
ease.
of
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