VwC;;inj Water, Neb.
COSTOX & JENKfiS
uui.rm in
General merchandise,
riCCH A
CRY GOrS
till - KIF.".
i1 Ai.HU.UlE.
y L" L h N Vr" A R F,
H A I S. CAP BOOTS.
SHOES. NOT TOSS. As.,
shingles ani lath.
- -.e Ac i t-' f it
.'. i.;jux. & Glj!'3 Sewing Machine,
r' ' v: j i 'l.'.itui" the best Machine now in
JHarlS'u'Jtf.
HALL'S
VEGETABLE SICILIAN
RENEWER
; ;I the or.lv tierfer.tpd .in J
, r. rf ,
: ' -j. .JJ? , 's c i t ii t i f i c a 1 1 y jrep:irei
V y 'rt':ir:ition of its kiu
.... ,.,)T,r, lever offervl to tlie lub..
1
tLMuiLij. -tn.l no competitor
uiJii merit. By its use
E A I R GUAV HAIIl is soon
jiestoreil to its orimnul
youth Jul color ami bril
liancy, which is so much
118
rT"iT'jT !almii'.'I by all. Person
4t'l ,wliosf h:iir istliin or falling
CjL'j I, 'out will, by the use of oiv
r2'l;ijl3 Uoiiewer,soon see its good
j-jj -filets, as, by its ozc and
-.rjtimnlating properties the
hair glands will be incited
jand the hair grow thick
S j!,ll,KlronSaS!ln' Incases
. -,i,Tr. ot" Baldness it will create
r 'i- anew growth unless tin
Ilwllirji follicles are desti-oyed. It
jry jis cooling, and allays all
p ,t t iuhwig and irritation of
TJ -the scalp. Itdoes uotstain
i.ii'l'j'j ; 1 1 1 o fckin as do dyes, bu'
p,T makes the scalp white and
liii'jivLii lt js tjlc, est am mQii,
TT0
economical preparation in
the world, as its effects
I.. . .. 1. 1 c 1
lUiJ
in 1.1 OMr Treatise on the
L 0 C li 2 ! hnir, free to all, by mail.
; i b? :i Druggists and Dealers In Medicine.
cook, conunn & co.
Gc.'i Aauts for North-We stern States,
87 rrAa3CH.1 STREET, CHICAGO, ILL-
j:I t7:e following Utter from
one of the oldest and vw.
reliuLic grocery merchants in
He ctiy of Davenport.
Fil I E Y i) V Yx LTOX I
Agreeably to my
y:V-Miii'AQ to you when
!:?r-:. I write you, for
J cation if yon see
a true state
j tlie irood e
frci of. Uoback's
Ki)fiachBittersiipon
ivs; !f. I had beei:
(rouhlcd with indi
t; - 'Oil for a Ions
time, attended with
severe headache, par
t : c u ; a r I y a ft er ea t i ng.
j,"h.ji fortunately an
( A soldier friend
"u:ic into tlie store
itrsd recommended mt
to Kohack's Kit
I did so by talv
:."--ra s:a:il wine-glass
till jii.il before each
i c a 2 , a n d I o my grea
tov I was relieved n
once, and am now
v,tU by their use. 1
wonSti not be without
ilnjin at any price. 1
have not taken an
o:!:or medicine since
2 commenced usinp
thtt Citters. And 1 U
Citii .say with a cleai
'cince, try Mo
Biaers the
vai do ail they are
iv; T!!unended to dc
i taken according
.... -
to directions.
Yours truly.
Frank II. iiil,l.ej-.
0: -l.c i:rn of iie'.Jeback & Miller
AVl.olc-riu'e Grocers, Davenport
I'. a.
' ' fir p enters, Joiners
AND
CABINET MAKER.
i
rjr-, jj brick "uilding formerly occupied
Ba & IfLR. 5 STORE
One door west of the Herald Office.
PLATTSMOUTH, - NEBRASKA,
HA:? AT
WHOLESALE JiHB RETAIL
F5 A LARGE STOCK OF
Dry Goods, Groceries, Clothing,
FURNISHING GOODs,
HATS, CAPS, SOOTS, SZELODES
and Provisions.
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID
full ALL
Kinds cf Country Produce.
John Fitzgerald.
I'lattsmouth, Nebraska, Auut 5th, LSG'J.
I3
If You
Call On
Where You Can S fleet From
;2000lbs Shoulders,
I OOibs Sugai Cared Hams,
IBOOOlbs Sides
Vhichhp will SKLL at Reasonab! figure--. Alsoonh?nd a
MiR.nd VWl Selected Stock of DRV liOODS, at d GiU-
I'JilKS, WiiicJi he oilers to the public
AT COST
PiPTh'se knowinu themselves indebted to me will please
'all and Settle the ame JOM'.lMi Mil' Ii
;pril thJaw:in. Rock Bluffs
. BLOOM Ss OO
DEALERS
iothing, Gen's'
BOYS' ASN3D CHILDREN'S CLOTHING,
Hats Bl Caps, Boots 8c Shoes,
BLANKETS, RUBBER GOODS, TRUNKS, VALISESi ETC.
Main Street, Second Do tr East vf Court House
Plattsmcuth, Ueh.
BRANCH HOUSE: Brcadvay, Council Bluffs, lou.
WIIOLESALR
ID IBLCr GGIST
Arc now receiving anil have on har.l
Soutli side Main
Tho LargDst and rIost Como3ete
Stwk f Drniw. Mctirinen. Vaints. Cheinie.nl-. Lra.l Vrni-lii. OvI Oil Fish Oil. Mncliin Oil
Uarelinc Oil. Castor Oil. o.i -foot Oil. Wli.ile O.I. llin-i-cj Oil. L?.r i . Oil. Essential
Co.J "Liv.-r oil. anJ a larKe variety f Notion. IVrfiimery. l-aiu-y an l ToiUt
Article. Eience. tlavoring Exiracl.-;. AUa. all tbc l'njiular
itch
a Jayn-V Aver. Halls. SoovilleVCoc's.
Dr. Wincaoh's. Hostptter'?.
all others in
Brandies, Wines and Whiskies,
Of the best gr IcsanJ qii.ili:ies, strictly for Mcdii-al purposes.
DOMESTIC BYES,
RMnrE.(ireB. Bl-.ie and Black. Analii.e. In-lip". Mad.ler. Extract Logwood. Pye Woods. 4c.
Id fact every thing that is ueeded in the Lrug or Medicine Line.
hysicians Prescript ons careful y compounded and put up
at all hou s. All Drugs warranted fresh and pure. Call
before buying, ..nd see what we have to sell.
riatbnnouth, March 24, 1ST0. wtf
WXIXZAIVI STABEiLrXVIABJIVr.
iouth Side Main Street, - - Number 9.
P-TTSMOUTH, CASS BOUNTY NEBRASKA
Want
IN
Furnitdhins Goods,
and RETAIL
(at the oM and of Whito & Buttery)
St., Plattsmoutli
Christie. JIoneV. MoLain's BafccrV. M'istar.
Drnke . Wallace 8. est ..
ijeueral ue.
LOCAL
from Thrday' Daily.
31 r. Fox is erecting a fine dwelling on
the we.-t hill.
The river i coming up. The "June
rise" has umlouLteJly commenced, and
tke word fYma ni river in licates a hctivy
volume of water coming down.
The proprietor of the City Hotel is
doing cofif-idcrabl improvement. He is
adding another building on the west, and
is putting up a large and imposing front
along the entire building.
The IFeokly Herald contains ruorc
home new. than any other paper in the
State. It is only $2 OO a J'ear, in ad
vance. Send along your names and the
$2.00.
The Missoury Valley Life Insurance
Company is about to erect a magnificent
edifice in Leavenworth, Kansas, valued
at $7;,000. It is to be 72x125, three
.stories high, with basement and .1an
sard roof.
lie understand the grain market has
been somewhat depressed since the
"eorncr" on corn. It was generally
thought by buyers that the price ran too
high, ami there has been a .general in
clination to hold off.
The Nebraska City Chronicle says :
" He understand that Mr. (. II. Mooney
has accepted a po.-ition offered by the
R Sc J. It- K. Company and gone to
Plattsmouth."
Mr. J. F. Keeney, who opened a
meat market in this city some time
hince, floped recently, leaving his part
ner, Mr. A. II. Buck, considerably the
worse for having gone into partnership
with a rascal. Mr. Buck has acted the
part of an honest man. however, and is
settling all the firm accounts as lapidly
as he can. Keeney played a bold hand
while here.
Vivian & Palmer arc putting down a
pine plank crossing opposite their store
on Jain street.
Bather an intcrchting performance
came off on Oth ttrcet . this P. M., of
which our reporter failed to obtain par
ticulars We withhold comment, as we
understand the law is to be brought into
requisition to settle the matter.
'I he following estimate of how the na
tional debt is held, will throw considera
ble light on the futuie course of the
bond market :
Totiil amount of pnv-
vrmueut bonded tlfU Si.lUO.OOO.OO
Amount held iu Ku-
rope 1.200.00O.000
In sinking l'uiicl llO.Ouo.OOO
iSrtiikniK dt-Kiri:ucnt at
ustiiiiRlon
With permanent invest
ors With Mivinjr bank in
furnnce. trut. and
other financial com
panies Total amount of bonds
unaccounted for
400.000,000
130,000.000
00.003,000 Sl.9oO.000.GOO
150,01 10,000
Out of this balance of $ir,i),tKX,000,
which we will suppose is in the market,
the (loverniiient will probably buy and
cancel dump' the remainder of this year
$75,000,0(10. If Kurope take-s the usu
al amount, say SSO,O0O,00O, then the
prices must advance to very high figures
to induce investors to sell.
From Fridny'a Ihiilf.
Alderman F. S. Wh!tc is putting up
another residence house on Sixth street.
I lesser is
j he market.
on hand with radishes for
Tho B. B. Telegraph was completed
to Ashland this morning.
Geo. lraicis train is trying to get
himself arre&ted ajrain, so as to make
capital as a martyr.
Geo. S. Smith, Esq., has removed t
his new liou-e in the north part of the
c'ty.
Mr. Strong ha1? commenced the exca
vation for a residence immediately south
of Capt. Murphy" large residence.
Cannot something be done to better
the condition of our sidewalks. They
should be rabed at le;ut ten inches, and
s'muld be made several feet wider than
at present.
Hon. Joe Lamaster, U. S. Interna
Bevenue Collector, passed through here
on his way to Beatrice this morning.
Railroads arc very convenient things to
hare.
l'In times of peace prepare for war."
and now ij a nrst-rate time to prepare
for sprinkling the streets of the city,
U'e learn that arrangements are about
perfected for running a sprinkler during
the summer months.
The driving and enterprising firm of
Simpson, Mickclwate & Co. are loadin
forty car loads of corn for the eastern
markets. Our neighbors above and be
low us should come and see the way
business is done to realize our growing
importance.
The bridge on sixth street should be
immediately repaired, it is one of the
principal thoroughfares for farmers and
is now in a very dangerous condition.
Let the city authorities push this matter.
We've had delay enough.
The rapidity with which the mud of
this State dries up astonishes new com
ers. There i a general beautifying of resi
dences throughout the town trees, new
palings, cornices, etc., seem to be the
order of improvement.
Men from the East are arriving every
day, seeking investment in Plattsmouth
property. "Straws show," etc.
Mr. Patrick Maxwell has removed his
boot and shoe emporium next door to
Merges marble shop, on Main street.
The Omaha Republican makes men
tion of the fact that Mattie Lee, one
of the demi-monde who vibrates be
tween Plattsmouth and Omaha, was
thrown from a buggy in that city and
seriously injured a few days since.
Probably this accounts for the sudden
departure of one of our citizens.
The paternal ancestors of our worthy
friend W. J. Hesser gave us a call this
morning. Himself and his estimable
lady are here on a visit to their son.
They live in Jay county, Indiana.
What has become of our Base Ball
Club ? Turn out an J let us have some
manly sport.
There will be- a rare chance for bar
gains at the sale of Bailroad lots in this
city. See advertisement.
We learn that Mesr. Paul Hill, F.
W. I. Ilotbrook, John Christiansen,
and If. D. BrowB have recently made an
extensive purchttse of town property at
Ashland.
The New York 7Vi7,Ksold 23,000 ex
tra copies of its daily issue on the 11th
instant, containing the storj' of the
wrongs and suflFeiings of Mrs. Bichard
son at the hands of tho murderer
McFarland.
They are having a huge time over the
transfer business at Omaha and Council
Bluffs. We think the Iowa roads will all
compromise by coming down to i 1 itts
luouth, where a bridge can be built for
one-fourth the money that it would take
at any other point on the river.
One of our daily subscribers at Ashland
complains of not getting his paper regu
larly. It is sentcvery day. Will the P.
M. at Ashland look the matter up ?
We learn that a new agricultural so
ciety of some kind is being organized at
Ashland. We did not ascertain the par
ticulars, but think the "bachelors" are
mixed up with it in some way. We re
fer those desirous of information to L.
L. Hoi brook, C. II. Walker, or Marcus
Buish, of Ashland.
At the meeting of the Bepublican
State Committee last Wednesday it was
decided to hold the next State Conven
tion at Lincoln, on Wednesday the 10th
day of August, and the apportionment
for representation was based upen the
Bepublican vote for President in 1868.
The call, embracing the representation
to which each county is entitled, will ap
pear as soon as we get an t ffieial list of
the organized counties of the Sta'e.
A countryman entered a doctor's office
in the city, and taking a "level tumbler
full of alcohol," which he mistook for
whiskey, drank it down at one gulp, then
turned and walked out. An hour after
waid, wh le the doctor was expecting a
summon to view the body of the rash
countryman, in walked that individual.
"Doctor," said he, "can't you srar' me
another tumblerful ? Its the most satis
fyingest I ever drunk."
Mr. Azro Smith laid us under obliga
tions to-day, by presenting us with some
of the finest lettuce and radishes it has
ever been our good fortune to sec. One
head of the lettuce alone weighed half
a pound. There is no country like Ne
braska for nature's products, and Mr.
Smith excel in their cultivation.
The Omaha Rrpublican says three hun
dred school mams who start from San
Francisco on an excursion to Boston next
Saturday, will be "Hitched" by the Burl
ington & Missonr. Biver Bailroad on their
arrival at Omaha. Those school mams
know what's what when they travel.
We wi.-h our ' old reliable" friend
Hitchcock had just three hundred ton
gues when they arrive.
from Saturdiy't Daily
Every seat iu the westward bound train
this morning was filled. Every day in
creases the number of travelers over this
popular line.
The main tr.ick of the B. & M. B. B.
has been extended across Granite street
south.
The showers of the past few days have
given now life to all vegetation
Tho Bailroad Telegraph is com
pleted to Ashland, and an office opened
at that thriving city.
The adjourned session of the District
Court- for this county will commence
next Monday.
We understand the work of grading
Fourth street through to Oak street will
lie commenced at once.
New houses are springing up in every
nart of the city. We believe the im
provement in this city will be greater this
year than for the past five years, all ad
ded together.
Fitzgerald has a large force at work
grading on Pearl and Granite streets. A
good road to the lower landing will soon
be completed.
Vivian & Palmer are shipping 3,000
bushels of corn.
Chicago newspapers are excluded from
the Ohio Penitentiary. The Warden
endorsed on one recently sent there th s
following: "This paper is not admitted
into the Ohio Penitentiary. The man
to whom it is addressed is here for the
murder of his wife, and do not wish to
have him further corrupted byany such
publication as this. Please discontinue
it." We presume it was Democratic.
Hesser's Green llou.-:e plants are all
the rage now. Omaha, Council Bluffs,
Nebraska City, Lincoln, Ashland and
Fremont, all draw from it, and every
body says h's plants are superior to any
thing in the we.-t. He filled a $50 order
for Lincoln last evening, and is constant
ly filling for dealers in the other cities.
Married, May 19th, 1S70, at the hou. e
of the bride's father, by Rev. J. B.
Maxfield, Mr. Geo. A. Hobson and Miss
Anna M. Frew. All of Cass Co., Ne
braska.
The printer's were remembered, and
George and his fair partner for life will
always deserve the blessings of the craft.
May prosperity and peace be theirs.
Parties intending to travel by rail will
find correct time cards of the different
roads, at the head of our local columns.
Webster defines the word "Loafer"
thus: "An idle man: a vagrant, who
seeks his living by sponging and expe
dient." This same fellow may be seen
almost any day, Sundays not excepted,
oungiug about our street corners, star
ing decent women out of countenance,
and shaming everybody but the devil
and himself.
Correspondents of United States news
papers will not be permitted to acconi-
iv the Canadian expedition to lvea
, Birer,
SIGN OF
VHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN DRY GOODS,
Groceries, Carpets, Boots and Shoes,
Under ths Broods House,
.Main Street, Plattsmouth, iNebraska
CsSTThe Highest frice Paid for Country Produce, Hides, Wool ifccTiia
apl4wtf.
DOOfffif BRO. G.5
V II OLES A L E AND II E T A 1L,
DEALERS IX
RY
IB OO TS SHOES,
YANKEE NOTIONS.
QUEENSWA RE &C,
Main street, P attsmouth, Xtfeb.,
Where Everything in Their Line Can be Found.
april2jdwtf
We Call The Alt nit
Our Stock of
Dry Goods, Groceries.
Boots and Shoes,
SUM
That we are just receiving. We buy our Goods as low as they can be had in t
market for CASH, and will aim by low prices, fair dealing andgo vJ goods to pljJ.
all who will favor us with a ctll. CLARK & PLUMMER,
HARDWARE AND AGRICULTUMJ
m. LEKENTS
AT
MATHEWS, DONNELLY & CO.
Would respectfully inform the ieople of CASS an.d adjoining tou ties that that
have just opened a LARGE
Hardware and Agricultural Establishment
Where we are always to be found to accommodate customers.
FOURTH STREE T, BETWEEN MAIN AND VINE.
PLATTSMOUTH NEB
'' j10!1'? con?'!its 'n pnrt of the following : The Buck-eye Reaper and Mower combined. The
, -e' Sweepstake Thrasher, larnntl Keystone Corn Planter. Monmouth sjtiilk Guttei
an-1 ( ultirntnr. Oin iia and Momnouih Cultivators. Dixon Iron Buck Cast Steel l'low olil
ground and breaker. Peoria Model Extra hard 1'lows. Princeton adjustable Iron Benin Pio
r uh the celebrated Newton Wagon, which for
West.
Hardware,
Cutlery,
Glass.
Wagon Stock,
-The above comprisesa few of the articles
and complete and to hell at bottom prices.
GIVK US
And Examine our Stock, that you may go
mail2d&wtf.
STOVE A37D
jE- T. IDJJJEl Sc CO.,
Whtilesale and'Retail dealers in'
Hardware and Agricultural Implements,
STOVES, TIN, SHEET IRON, BRASS,
STEEL !P X-i O "W S
Of all kinds and sizes, which we warrant the best in the market.
Tin Roofing, Gntters and Sponting Done on Short Notice
Are exclusive Aire its in this county for the sale ot
Stewart's Celebrated Combination Coal
or Wood Cook Stove
Gire ns a call we will not be undersold Main street, next door east of the Slasoeie Block.
PJL.ATTttVIOU'Tld. NEUHASKA
AP3D BERLINER.
THE BEEHIVE
GR0CE
IES,
ion of the Public
to
Queensware,
Hats and Caps.
Notions
'WHOLESALE
AND RETAIL I
durability cunnot be cxeeled anywhere Eat or
Nuils.
Puttv.
Iron
White Lend.
Oil. Fence Wire. (.arden. Field and flower Seed.
ALSO 400lbs CHOICE J1EDGE SEEDri
on hand,
Our aim shall be to keep our btock full
A CALL
awav sat:sfied if not HAPPY.
MATHEWS, DONNELLY & CO.
TI35T STORE
Administrator's Sale.
Notioo U herehjr given that fn jmrnri' of a
decretal order of a sale made by Li !.''.'!r.
teo. B. Luke. Juditeof these nd JiMicU: i):
triet within and tor Cn. nomty. ehratJ. or
the 7th day of May, ISt'j. I will on the Uh !..y
of June A. D. 170. at tfe fron door v. u
Court Hoose, fa U cfty of Mltajatl., '. -t
county Nebraska at the hour ot two o'clor k i .
m. ol laid day. otTer for sal to th? J ?-:Vt p.. i
best bidder all the rlchi, iit;.( a- d in; a -t - f
Samuel I. Smith deceased, in uii'i l lUc lfl!''
in: The undivided n f the tat h'.f e t :
southwest quarter i.f Section I'J. TowT'l-ilf !
Kanve 1 1 j and the undivided : . ot tl.c .e-t L.nt
of the southeast quarter ol Se "t: m !'.', lt' .
ship 1J. K:i ntre 14: und tlie nor'hwe-t iimr.. - .1.
I owlish i p 11. Ktfiiue 1-; mi t U.- u:ii: i -Jc H
the south west quarter Sc-tinu US 'viis;:f :i.
U.uige 12; ami the undivided t t '
enst hnlf of southeast quarter Se:!' ::. ' .'.
Township 11. Ivutnrc Hnd 'he und't iiied ' .' r
the southwest quurter of iioiircar t iiu-,T
tion 2i. Township 11. lianire 12; and thv liixii
vitletl ' ot the southeast iiiuricr ef In 'It
quarter Section Tow:ihip ;i. Knn.". 1-. sl.o
ate in Cas county. Nebraska. Si!e will n iti.i
tpe for bids ir the sp.ic! ot one hi, a r. :
ea-h. Mahv J. SMi-H. Adiuiiiistta,':x.
llatt6iuouth. May 1st. l-TO. u: ""'
REEifXBl O'tt.
Veeping Water Nebraska.
DEALERS IN
Dry Goodi,
Oroeerie.
Hardware
Qaecnbyriirw.
Boots, and s'lo?3.
Hat, nnj Cap.
Apriculturnl Impliment? of all kinds. Weir mil
"1 X L" Cultivator.. l'uiin tkrn Planters.
Oraudetour ami Princeton Plows, 4c Ac udin'i
nntuiit, all of which we oticr to the public at the
owet retail prices.
All Goods Warrant3.
As Represented,
J-Our contant aim will le to sell o low that
it will be tt thepo'itive a l'iiitaeof every tar
mcr in the w stern and central irttin o Ca:.4
county to make this their heiid-mirtwrs l'ortrai
inir. KKKO. UBO.S.
Vcrpinic Water. April In lTd.
We are also agents ior Mower. Reiper,
and Thrashing- Mactiiues. HpTwtf
PLATTSMOUTH
Pi
It
ITALIAN AND AMERICAN
MONUMENTS,
TuMBSTOM'SS
Mi A DS1 OSES.
TAliLA'-TOP.i.tt..
Furnished promptly and neatly at
tho rtry
low fl price pogtiuie.
We Warrant Satisfaction.
MEKOI-t A VAIX.
Main street near 6tii fct.. 1'iattsuiouth NlI.
J. W. SHADOW'S
FEED. SALE AND
LIVERY &TAJZ5i2,
MAIN 8TKEET. PLATTSHOLTn.
I am prepared to auewmmodateihe public wish
IIt,rM, Carringei, Itvuoir and A .Yt. 1 eartr,
on short notice and reasonable terwis. A ll..c'.c
will runt.. teauiboat landing, u:iiKo allj.i ir
f therity wnci. 'tfirtd.
Jan lTOd&w.
. BVTTEBT.
c. Lzr;Hr.
STABLES I
BCTTERV ti LA ZEN BY, Tirops.
UVERY SALE & EXCHANGE.
"The hestof Hore and Bnppicon tind.6a
Corner Vine and Fourth Btreets.
jan2!diwtf.
PIatLmouth Xebrafka.
HOS. I. TOOTI.K.
T. K. HAXNA.
J. tt. CLAKIS
Tootle, Hanna & Clark,
DHALFRS IX
Gold and Silver Coin,
EXCHANGE,
IT.ft. and other titavJis.
DiafU drawn on all parts of the t'nited Sta
and Europe. Deposits received, and tpcoial at
tention Kiven to collections.
Plattsmouth, Neb.
je24tf
DR. Ifl.H. .HCI.rSKEY,
DENTIST,
Will he at Johnson's Diu P'ore durirjr tie
lart week in e:ich mouth. Ail orders It ft at t1
Pott O0ict will be promptly attcaiittd u I'uJy
NEW
HOUSE!
L
ill
CEO. FICKLEft, Prop.
SOUTH OF TOWX, OX Till
ROCK BLUFFS ROAD.
T am prepared tt, kill bereatt!e. horn, sheep
jte.. lor customer, on short notice a:ii ut rc
vnable rates.
GIVE ME
la. 'HA
A CALL.
RKO. FtCKLEU.
SEWING MACHINES.
F. P. TODD. AGENT,
PLJITTSMO UUI. XEBR.1Sk1
food assortment of Machines on hand,
keep Thread. Oil. Needles. 4o.
als
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