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M Kill i ICS A- BEO..
T'o' near Cth ?t.. Plutteinouth Neb.
i?ffli following letter from
one cf the oldest and vua.
' reliable grocery merchants in
the cifg of Davenport.
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Agreeably to my
promise to yo?i when
here, I write yon, for
publication a you see
true state-
of the e;ocd cf-
of Roba
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DEALERS IN
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Croeoric?,
liariware,
Ciiioc:is-.v.-.ri,
loot.J. an 1 Shoes,
II. its, and C.i! ?,
. ':::!':;! !ini.lsnn; f :!i Kin A. Weir ial
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i. i :r, uii' ill I'rii:! i tmi l i.'tt-. a A'- :.. 'i
.i :'.'). 'l VCOivrf t tills PUU.iO at tUO
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Ail Good.3 Warrant 3C
As Ecprcsonted,
I .; -Our c.v-tant iiiui m ill fo fell so luir that
i " :. .;! i. ;!; " -;. i ;!'U ::nt '-c "f every i.tr
i:. i' ;:i v. ..:il i:-::;r.i: w;r'N o ':!-!!
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O;;.or VLic aaj i'uuriii it.c'-s.
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SEED CATALOGUE
And Cue to the
ciAitoi:, roi: isro.
Pa!.H.-?.c I 'n Jpnautr. Every lover of flowers
uLis iic'.v aiii valjat'.e work, free ol
:hi.r(ri-. sliou i l '.,;rtt? iui media tely M.O'Kekfe,
-o:.. .y o., i.:;-...:iii-t:r A i;irry a Clock. Koehca-
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W II OLE S-A L E ' AND II E T A 1L
DEALERS IX
DEY GOODS, GROCERIES
YANKEE NOTIONS,
QUEENSWARE
Main street", FlafcSSinotLth.., XTeb.,
Where Everything in Tho'r Ua3 Can bs.Feund.
aprilSdiv.tf
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JVc Call The Attention of the Public
Our Stock of
Dry Goods, Groceries.
Boots and
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That we are just receiving. e buy our
market for CASH, aril v.ill aim by low prices, fair Junius an lsool gooJs to rl )a
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all wLo will favor us with a call. '
IIAKDWAIiE AND
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MATHEWS, DONNELLY & CO.
fin J resr.e. -tt'uVr inform the people of
have juit opened a LARGE
larclwaro
Where we are always to he found to accoiuuic date customers.
FOURTH SsTllKLiT. UET-WI3ES
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f-Ffok crmns;? in p-t of I'ao f.illowsn : TI
' M'vt.'l Swvui-ftalu' i'iir.i.'i-r. si:: r ;..!" Key -
:in.l CulliVi;lurs i 'idii :;!: : :::' l .'uitr. .:'
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VjT.h the ctlttruici Xcwton Wititoii. which fur
VTeit. - . . - ...
U.irii'.rare, Cu:!u-;y.
Vi r-t'oj: Muck, tIa:-f. J'utty. v. into Lead,
Oil, Fcnir V,'ir (Jnrlcu, Fic! 1 end r'ler SecJ.
ALSO iX)?Jt CUOICK JiiCDG E SEEL .-a v
t " .The a!ivc com'.ri ;f n few cf the articles
Lin cc. lui'lcte u.ud to r-il ut bu; uui rices.
GIVE US
And IV-ti'iifit! our Stock, that you may go
mail2Jiwtt.
SOYS AID
ESr T. IDTJZCIS CO.,
Vlioli;ale amLIijtail dealers iu
T"5"m -3T? -jr
ami Ajrsricnltiirsal
.tti utl tin
1ST0VE3, TIFJ, S!!EET lilOri,
' STFEL P "L O "W S
Cf all kicdii acJ sizes. vvh;i.ii vre warrant the
Are exclusive Age it3 in thi? county for tho sale ol
Stewart's Celebrated Combination Coal
or Wood Cook Stove
Give us a call we will not be nnJe.-oM M;iin street, next door cast of tiie Masonic Clo!:,
I-IJATTK-K1CJTli. N'KiiiiASKA
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VHCLESALE AfD RETAIL CEALEfS Ul DRY GOODS,
7,:.'. Groceries, Carpets, Scots and Sh333, -
Under the Brcols House,
yix'm Street, PJattsmouth, Nebraska.
S?"The nighesi rriee Paid for Country Produce, Ilidei:, Wool ic"13a
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Gusensware, Koiions
S!ats and Caps.
Good. - ! us low as tLey eau tc had in t
CLARK & PLlLuMELl.
AGllICULTUiLU
WHOLESALE
AND RETAIL !
, ', - -n :ti- "l
CASS and adjoining cou?! ties tLat that
and Agricultural Establishment
MAIN AND VINT2.
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-p Euok-ryc T!ontcr ami ?Ir'ivrr''oiii'!no.l. The
tono V:i:i l'!:.n.er. .MownM.uth Jirr-ik Cutitt
r.;. 1: son iron J)fk ':t ."ftl uiJ
i'' - - vs. i fii:i.c'Hiii !i'iJu.t::blo In.ti jJo.i'.n I'iov. .
uurabilify caiii.ut bo c-xcclcil anywhere I'.tibl or
Nails. Iron
ca Land.
Oar :iiru ttal! be to Ucei our stock full
A CALL
away pntVfiVd if r.ot ITAPPY.
iiAilJliV.S, 1UJs2sLLLix & CO.
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"Af3D BELLILE
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mnmnumrawmsnD!
From T'tv-ndtiy't Vtxi'i.
Hon. II. W. B. Stout, of the fiourteh
ing towa of B'.iiir, was in the city thia
uiornicT. Stout Ua sdrih:g iuuu.
Dr. Ronricr arrived ia the tity, this
Kio.nirig to look after the Cnancea of
Un;!e Sa:auc-1. " '
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"A.forco cor.JUicnced this morning on
Third Street, south of Main, 'to cut
through the hill.
'"Wu:. Ballantiuo, Esq., arrived from
Plattiinouth lat evening. He tayi Ne
braska City is still ahead." Chronicle.
He didn't t-ay it very loud, did he?
Married, at the Probate office, on June
9th, 1S70, Joseph Wagon to Sarah Wal
cott, by A. L. Child, Probate Jud-e.
Soda Water ii all the go now. Breed
& Bencdix have ettal-iiihtd aiuanufac-
tury in onr city, and are tending out a
very superior article. The Heuald of
fice force has tried it.
Jo.. Pcldatcr has removed his jewelry
establishment to the northwest corner cf
Main and Fourth streets.
It is said that three hundred tons of
fish have been taken from Salt Lake this
spring.
The Atchison and Nebraska railroad is
under contract toj the Statu line, seven
miles from llulo, and is to be pushed
through to that poif't its mediately.
Some of the young folks of cur city
had a dance on the steamer Majill last
evening, while she vas lying at our land
ing.
We fre informed by an item in the
Omaha that the X'lattsmouth
post cSiee will hereafter be a ''IV'-si
dontial" office with a salary of $1,400.
This is a very good time for mttkiug a
chance. Lincoln and Brownville - are
also ma le "Presidential" offices.
A professional gentleman arrived from
Omaha this morning, with an emblem of
his profession suspended from his watch
guard. Policeman Williams has his eye
on him, and may be able to "do some
thing for him" bofore ho gets away from
town.
?Ir. Young, of the firm of Goodwin
.t Young, of A'-hlan 1, was in the city
this morning. We learn from hiai that
three two-story buinss houses will be
evened inimodme'y on Main street,
formini: a verv nice block. Thev are to
be erected by thtj f jllowing swntiemen :
Goodwin & Young, Mr. Sanborn, and
Mr. Bond, and will adjoin the present
building of Messrs. Lunger it Reynolds.
Ashland is flourishing.
A special di-f atch from Lincoln says
$40,UH) worth of lots were sold at date.
Ih Livingston, of this city, was ap
pointed a committee of one, by the Stale
Medical Society, to report at the next
meeting of the Society on the question
of feign I insanity. We are pleased to
see the State Medical Society taking hold
of this subject, a-j there are too many
por-or.s now a-daj-s who feign insanity to
cover up crime.
J. S. Morton's political corps lies
buried beneath the ruins of t'no Ae-
and Dr. Miller, of the Omaha JJerahl,
is "very near to him."
Pis. Pinney and Lowe, of Omaha,
R-nn r, of Nebraska City, and John
Black, of Plattsmouth, wore chosjii at
the meeting of the State Medical SocL y
to represent that body at the Amerhau
Medical Association, which meets at
San Fraucisoo, next year.
It is amusing to watch the scrambling
of teamsters and the cunning of grain
dealers to get the "iirst cur" to load
with grain. The 15. & M. R. K. is taxed
to iis utmost capacity, and is not, thn,
able : j carry the grain from here as fast
as the market demands. What wili it be
in two or thrc-j years from this date?
Verily, Plattsuiouth is the great grain
centre of the wjst.
Our reporter lot his notes on the pig
eon match yesterday we rather guei-s he
v.-io not there and consequently we can
not give the particulars as promised.
OHieer Williams arrested a man last
niaht. between one and two o'clock, who
had probably drark a few glares of
r-er more than wasaOsolutely necessary.
!Ic was releastid on the guaranty of a re-.-ponsifcla
citizen that he "appear before
his Honor this morning. He uppoare-d,
rheenso wnexamined into by his Honor,
Recorder Cooper; and the prisoner was
discharged. The prisoner, (who by the
way, is a very good, citizen of the
town, bit unknown to oSicer Williams),
and his friends felc aggrieved and
had Williams brought before Ilis Honor,
Judge Child, on a charge of Ax.-ault
and Battery, in that he had handled the
prisoner rouedily while making the arrest.
V.'heu the time for examination arrived,
the prosecution o Cored to withdraw the
case, but Mr. Williams in-i.-tcd on an ex
amination. Before cksing the case,
however, the prosecution did abandon it.
and the Judge gave an une-Iucial talk tu
the parties, wherein he expatiated upon
the fact that citizens did not, at-ai! tics,
pay proper heed to the police officers,
hence misunderstandings occasionally
aro-e. Wo know comparatively little of
oilicer V"i!!iams, yet we are of opinion
that he will prove an excellent officer;
and that if citizens will answer him civ
iliy when accosted by him at an unrea
sonable hour of night, and their ttoriea
hang togc'.her, they will have no reason
to complain of mistreatment from him.
It in u-t be remembered that Mr. Wil-
liaiuio. a 'comparative stranger in the
place, and often does not know a peacea
ble citizen from one wh has evil iuU.-nt,
especially -when he meets them at a late
hour of night." We need ju.-t such posi
tive, determined men as Mr". Williams, on
the police force of this city, and
then one feels safe in passing through
our .streets after dork. If we had a bet
of ouicera who wore timid, irresolute, and
afraid of "cijjii-ii" somebody, we
whlh. we have such men as Williams
there is no fear. 1I proposes to know
whj men are and what they aro about,
when found in tho streets at a late hour,
and citizen.; who are out' on legitimat
bu-ia;-ss will have no difu-.ulty if they
will answer his ii.miirics civilly. Rascals
L:wl better irlve hna a' rid bcrtls.
ire .ti I1 iJty'Isuiii '
L. R lietd, Esq., of Weeping Water!
has onr thanks for additions io the
wee-kly subscription list from that locality.
The Nebraska City real estate dealers
are oilering Cass county bonds for sale.
Tlu-y sell more readily, and at better fig
ures, than any others.
Hesser is ahead again. He not only
ber.ts all Nebraska on the beautiful, but
he goes in on the useful" as well. He
brought a quantity of new potatoes to
the Herald office this morning.
The "unkindest cut of all" is that
eiven by a Lincoln correspondent of a
Nebraska City paper. He closes a short
letter with the brief but significant en
,.iiry : "What about the 31. P. It. It. ?
Auswer and oblige." That's wicked, un
dtr ejcutiny circumstances.
II. Kiepuer, wor!- ing on the farm of
N. Hohues, five miles west of town, was
ki. ked in the facii by a hor.se Thursday
morning and lay insensible for some time,
but so far recovered as to be able to
come to town in the afternoon to have his
wounds dressed by a surgeon. Dr.
Ilawlins 'informs us that hi iujr.uries are
not serious.
See advertisement of Strcight & Mur
phy, dealers in Harness, Saddles, Whip --,
etc. The control of the Shop has passed
into the hands of Mr. M. B. Murphy,
who is wed known in this part of the
State as one of the best workmen on fine
harness in the west, They keep a large
assortment of harness made up, also a
pnpply of everything in their line. They
have just completed a now sales room.
Call and see theiu.
The Itev. Daniel W. Cameron, on be-,
half of himself and family, tenders hearty
tb:'iiks to all those dear friends, who, by
their itrescnce and countenance, made
friendly and joyful the occasion of occu
pying their new house, Tuesday evening,
May T.lst.-
Al-o, he would thank them for the
very many expressions of kindness and
well-wishing in ths shape of valuable
and exceedingly timely gifts received
that e ening, and since that time from
friends w'.io were unable to be present
on that oeevision. These gifts consisted
of articles of furniture and furniture for
the diuinit table ; aLo, such good things
as satisfy the inner and refresh the outer
mun, besides quite a sum of money.
Little Be-sie came in fir quite a num
ber of exceedingly acceptable gifts, with
which she is perfectly delighted.
That these gifts were unexpected, en
ables us to a preciate them all the more
mginy.
By showing yourselves friendly, you
have made us, if possible, stiil more
your friends; and we sincerely hope that
the observation of the Koyal Preacher
may be your experience, " There is that
cCilttereih and yet iner?a.eth."
The Nebraska City Chronicle promises
to appear- next Sunday morning as 'a
thittv-two column paper. That looks
he'aithy.
"One newspaper has already died at
Nebraska City, and we learn from a re
liable gentleman that another one (we
will not mention it for fear Billy Miller
will get wrathy) is about to go under in
fact it cam? near closing up last week
Better let another one slide one paper
well supported is worth mora to your
town than two or three half starved ones,
Nt.bra-ka Ci3' has five tcparafe rail
road eo.ineetions with the Iki.-t, North
and Svuth. With contemplated hues.
west southwest and northwest, we shall
be the railroad center of the State.
Chroiich:
Have you heard anything from HAM
BURG? Do all the "contemplated
lines" to hatuburg expect bonds from
Otoe?
JIarricd, at the residence of the bride's
father, iu this city, on the evening of the
Oih inst., by Rev. J. G- Miller, Mr. J
Newt. Hays, editor of the Fremont
Ti Hk nc, and Miss Ludisca Marshall,
daughter of. Capt, J. W. Mahail.
We stated in last evening's paper that
a well known character off the U. P. R
II. was expected to make connections at
this city if he arrived on the train, and
we promised to give full particulars this
evening, it is utterly impossible for us
to do so ; but we must, allow each one to
figure out the "particulars" to suit them
selves, after staling the simp'e fact that
the train did arrive, and that it was soon
ascertained that Hays was on it. The
itiferenco U natural that ho mado the con
nection, else how could he have arrived.
Newt, and his lair bride left on the af
ternoon train to-day for Leaven ojth,
where they will pass a few days t ith the
fri.mds of the bride. It is rather late in
the week (being nearly Sunday) to start
ou a trip of this length, and it is feared
by the friends iu this city that they will
bo obliged to lay over on the way ; they
may not, however, if close connections
are made at all the different stations.
Superintendent Mallory was in the city
to-day. We learn from him that about
300 Chinamen went east this morning on
the B. k M. R. R. They were going to
Kentucky.
Jeroui-3 Bonaparte, of Baltimore, is
said to be much interested in the obitu
ries of him published lat Monday.
From iheChicagoltopablican'of Jane 8ih. 1870.
Che sales returns at tha oSee of Inter ;
nal Revenue, for the . fiscal "year ending
May 1st, of the gre t Dry Goods Hou.-es:
Field, L2iter & Co. $1 1,7,704,
. J. V. Farwtll & Co. '$8,494,679.
are indisputable evidence of the growing
importance of Chicago as a distributing
point for the entire West. ... .
Says an exchange : we know, now, that
Andy Johnson is about to returu to po
litical life. A papermill at Cohoes lias
just filled an order for a heet of paper
four feet wide and twenty-five miles long.
Tne river has risen about bix feet dur-
FIA9
SELL TIIE CELEBRATED
Bodge and JVcw York Reapers tind Jlowirs
The only reliable Self-Raker ciTered in any Market
Also the Birdsai! Thrasher, and the Buffalo Pitt Thrasher.
in need of a first-class Reaper and Klover had
Call cn
Cor. Main a d Sixth
Nebraska City,
JuuelUdivvtf.
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(Successor to W3itc & XSultery)
WHOLESALE
D BUG
Is now receiving and has on hand (it
louth side Main
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The Largest and
Stock of Drug?. Me.licineo, Paints. Cht-iiiicnl;.
Uarri.in t.'it. Ca.-'-ir Oil. - ..;:tsn. t Oil. H nMie Mil, liirircra (jil. J. in un. e.i, r.f;euniil
Cyi! Liver Oil. unj :i l;irs vnrit ty t' 'i.ti.us. l'criV.ini.ry, i-'iiricy un.i i'oilft
ArUcits, Lsacnccs, 1 lavoriug Kitracts. AL-o. nil tlic l'uijular
Such ns Jnvn-'s. Ayers. Hall?, SonyHlc'sC'H!?, Christie-'. MiT'f'f. MoLnin'?. B.iVrr'?. istar'a,
AVrijUt's, V'akciic!l's, tiuv Si-ot-V. 1'erry is'. Itubm-KV PoiiitV. Mrs. V iuilon'a
i)r. Wiuelicil's, liostcttctV. Ltruke'tf. Wiiilaoc's, AVcst's.
all others in tjL-uciiil use.
Brandies, Wines
Of the Left grades and qualities,
DOMESTIC BYES
UeJorRoFp. Orron. liluo ntvl lilnck, Annline.
Iu tact everytaing that is needed lu tuo Drug or
hysiciaas' Prescript or.s careful y ccrnpounded and put up
at all hou s. All Drugs warranted fresh and -pure. Ca!
before buying, und see what
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Rppoirprs of Stcm Engines, Eoilcr?, Saw nnd
liriseMiii.
Oas au i :-ieam Fittinp?, Wrought Iron l'lj'P,
Furee nnd Tiu luiup. i'tpar.i tlauue.s, J. "ice
Valve eiovc.-uurs, imJ all ki.udd of
Bra s Eng ino Fittings,
furnished t. -urt notice.
FARMING MACHINERY
it-'.direl' short notice. ausr.tt
Weeping Vatei- Jlilla
Fann?r. iro where you can cot the test Flour,
and tiie uiost of it,
35 POUNDS OF XXX FLOUR
AMD .
ivon in exchase for food r
e are also 'ioing ins
ant1., with onr
increaccd f:ioUiiie. feel a.ured h:t we can give
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uie ueai uiu uiuh x iuur oi any ui ui j Aiaie.
SATISFACTION" GUARANTEED.
Producs Bought and Sold.
litOUWI MABkST PAID.
Reed i Clinton
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the old etand of White Buttery)
gfc., Flattssnouftli
ost OcrnDete
T,P3(1, Varnishc?. Cnn! Oil. F!h Oil. Machine Oil
and Whiskies,
strictly for Medical purposes.
In'lt?o. Mad2er. Extract Logwood, Pyo Wood, ic
.lcUiciue Xjiue.
I have to sell.
Notice.
The follrtwin.? r.amr d persons Fiipposed to lie
the ou"!icrs or ciHirjiiiu.s f, or i.iierr-leii in
tiic r. .! flive Las i.-i tne tiiy of I'luli: nn-utli,
.st of i:rak:i. set oppu.-ile tlieir ii:oiu, or
tuj i:til::!iv.ii ..wihts oi' :.lt .saiil l"ts. me ti. rt ii
iv illicit 1 ii ii ll.e XSui Mnxtou uu.i iliK-u: i Kivc:
Jliiiiu;..t C.liiiiiil.y IU iclpr:i!i:i, h:t locatc.l i:
ro'td tliiot'Kt), nnd up. ii. r.nd ci.inu lor depot
an i o her pup'e tiie loliowi:.? ie.il o.-t:ile sit-Uut:-.i
iii .'as uii'.mty, .S.ateof NebraeUii. to wit :
I'uiiip N'niurit Jot a ll.icL is
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Kiu!i.tra. ii. 'iov csei.il.
kiuii.ira. ii. 'iov csei.il,
(i tlio lieirs of tu.ii. V
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Frt ieriek J. F rris " 7 " 4'J
An.f i lie .al ownei ;rc further notified tliat
th- si'id Coa:; 'ny i!.--ie to ::ike hold and :'
Xro;rii'.t e .-.tid real f-tats f.r the eoii:rueii;!i
in i eiMiv cr.ieiit use ': i s r.s'i.l. And it : be s.'i 1
owners ssh :.'n no; wiilaiii thirty dity iJ'ler liie
pu'nl'. iiiion of th' ii"iiee. to wit : nu or hetore
the-j;-ntyo. J my. Kl). .iiipiy to tlie Probate
Ju-i?- o fVuid i-uuty. to .:. v li.' diui!jr-! .
FP.e 1 bv fix disinter.': ted free !! !ts, fa eittd
by id Pro a'c-la itc.n prvi.ioJ i:i CLi.pU.r
twcn'y-Cve of tire revised M-if-ie" of 'he St ite
if Ne'jru.-k.l. .il t.Vuij'ny will pic-jeeil lohn . e
thi' iliiisires ii-ei d as therein provided bylaw
I itc 1 .i:iy i". IST-l.
Iri!i.iM;T.x .V- Missouri Rivku Rail Road
Company Is Nkiiiiaska.
Uy T. il. Mat!QCKtt. Att'y
mayCGwtt tor oaid Company.
UC3. K. TOOTLK.
T. K. HAXSA.
J. R. CLARK S
Tootle, Hanna i Clark,
DRALKRS IN
Gold and. Silver Colsi,
EXCHAKGE,
Diefts drawn on all partsof the United Sta
i.'i.i Kurope. iepo-iis lecciwd, tad special at
teution civea to collee:ious.
Plattsmouth, Neb.
je2itf
FEEL). SALE AND
-rr T.r -'T r f jrn a irp"H" "?!7,
m
MAIS STEEET, PLAITSWOLTH, KEB.
I am prepared to accommodate the public wnb
Il-;re, Curriee, BjQjic and A Ao. 1 Uearsr,
on shurt notice and reasonable terns. A Hark
will rant u.-aii:boitiliUidiijg,&iidto all mr
f the eiir wnu "cirtd.
Jau ITik-Aw.
iti RU'r!uG ORDER.
T DESIRE to ennouuee to too puhUc that I
Iiouble Turbine Water Wheel iu tuil operation,
ilaviuirreliited lay mill throughout I am now
L
now tinve uiv lireat American 'ten Inh
pip.irta to uo oeuer oy my .uu a tta
mill ro the .-WW, J. A. LA J 1A.
kr.ay-Adtwte
i:ja -m
.! i i jf ; j ' 5 J 5 i i
ON TUB
SOUTH WEEPISC WAT EH
XXXX AtS2.50pcrxi:,
XX ri.oira 2.0O per Sttli
Bran 1 Shorts TOvts ier lti-)lbf.
Bran & Shorts Kxtra Good 1 ,M) per 100.1.
Corn Meal l,.;cts per hundred pound
t LOUR KXC 1 1 A NG El) FO 11 W 1 1 HAT
as usual.
U'hrat and Cora ground ou Toil
Special iain iciil be taken to tutinj'y nil ir call.
10,000 Bushels of Wlieat ariv.
20.000 Bushels Corn
WANTED
vVm. Ik tfllKLDON Agent.
fjblOdiwtf.
I-Ienry- Bocck
FURNITU RE
4
Lounges, Tables, Sde
BEDSTEADS,
Of all descrh'tions and at all prirai.
Metalle Burial Case
Of all nizo.i.
WOODEN COFFI1 '19.
Ready made, end sold cheap for each.
With many thnr-V. for past patrotiBce. 1 " , '
a'.l !u i-iiil mm I examine my hire pluck ot 1 .: .
ture and Cohiuj. i iau. . ..
Of the A?.Jcsts of tho
Of New Haven, State cr
Connecticut,
On the 21st Dun i lhx,,nhcr, l "?,
made tu the Amiitof of the i
of Acrjru;t, iiiKiiaiit tu
Statute.
1st. XAMK AND LOCATION
TllP r..iuie ol ihe t'i..ii.:.i.y u ;lie lloni. '.
nneo Company ol'NoW l!..,tn, (statcolt ,
leut.
. CAPITAL.
Jad. The Amount of iu Capital
Meek is 3 ?,C: ?C 77
Zr. . Tlie it: iount of its Ca mil
blot k p.iid up ii . ';
ASSETS.
1th. Fir?i Citi-h on linn t and in
liimds .' A,-i'u:s me I otliert C'i " .; 1
I'j'uiJ Real l.stutc uiiiu'. imilier-
ed !ji
riu.-d L u:ds owued l y tlie Cul.i-
pur.y mid how M-o.ired, wiiii tha
r.iie of imprest t hereon,
iuurt'i Uebts uf the l.'ur: t.;;nyFe-
eured by iiior-iraifu ou Real
latj vi;h uou'lc tho amount
l.' uu i : ' i-1
I-'itlh 1 'cut otherwise a cured ' v
Sizih L'bl-tH tor preiniuim '. . . ; ;
Si;veii' h A1! otlier Rsui:ii'S C
liiil rtetivable lor ii.h.nu t'rcuii-
v ... .1
.-?t- t. - iii: l ijou.ltf oiviic-d iy tho
Coin ;-auy 3 .
Sl.Vo... - ' j
-LIAIsILITIE.;.
oth. Hie nraou.ii ot ii .ioilities due
or not due l lai.k.s or other
.-retiilori by tiie (.'eiiip.iny.
Ii:b. I.o-sis u-ijo-teii iil.d due
ith. i.u-'-o.-s a ij'.isie i H:. i nut Juo
Sill. I.o.-scm uiialjas'cd.
'ca. Losses iu rii.-pcnss waitiag
!'T iUI ller 1-.',' ..
H:h. o.l.er uinig.-ug. in -t l!io
J.iiii.-iiy.
Iltii. i'lie ic.ite-t iiuiount iritured
in any oi.e I i.- Zi.'. .
J lit Ki'e.:( st ainuunt allowed
ny the Cobipaity t be ii...iiel iu
:.) urn! ciiy, town or village
No rule-.
l.itu. i iie are'n'cst amount allowed
to he ii.-me l in i.ny one oioek
i peiius uj.-ou iht t..vj :,a coii-
Kt i iC! iOll.
llts. A t of Incorporation. t:te-ii;.:-nt
!' A .--el; an i 1'innrul Ai
to:nylo Ajeii" lUUJl be filed
i.i A'l'ii.or's U.'iiee bel'oje
'Cerilje.f.e -f Authority" will
he i.-.-Jc.i lo A-.-LitS.
.iTATi-roFCoNNiX'i'lCCT t.
... v- i .... .... i t-.
V.'i.en .if t. ik.s-utreitei-. I'le-zident. ai 1
tjoo dwell, S'.ic et .ry, nf the iiouie Jm- . .. i;
l'o:u;.any, to u.e p' i -..n iU kno.v.. beiii,
i.i:y s-'orn, di j'-i e iimt ;;;iy, that tiie I..-.
.-'iticeii! i m fail, trite a aid enrreet (.
ot the ii:iii-s of -i 1 tomp u;y. 'iliat '
Cui'i i.nrij" h- ilio lynia Ui-uaiht o hi '. -O-t'.l
"i d..!lars o! e;;sli Ciil'iti-I. invt !! i , . : . :
and bo!i-i!f of i.t Ie;ei j..tr v.:lue. oi m
on iiiiiu' ui.ibered real -i;itP vort!, . ;
uouolo fie . .'ii-, ur; tor w hi. Ii ih fain-, i
ti. 'iiiMi ii. p r;o! the to i!.- .. i
lin es nii-uts liirfde lor tin) bi u. ti .. .
uivi'lu.tl .! !tt: aiiiii nity i a i!ie .
ii ctit of k i el Cou:; . 1 1 1 v . aud lii O. thv . . .' t.
aboe d .- ri' . d eijee-rc ot saii C iu;. .
i-it-iiiit.
ii R. SATTr.ill.KK. It. t:
Win. s. .iJbiiVi.h).. s,,-,, ..
"worn to uiel :nbi-er.e';d beiore ft. ..;
ciifli n euiii day of mi u:i.- . iMTil.
ill te!iiuoiiy wii en of I ha . -
uiilo nib.-.oi'nil u,y njme-. : .
LSc..!. tie 1 luy ou-jial seal.
'"Cli'MA.K.Jl'-Xs0.v '
Conimi.-sir ner tor iau ilulj ol Ne'raj..
A trii'j cpy.
J 0 II N C I L L Ei P J E, A u d i . -.
STATE OF X ERR ASK ..
IXsl liANt'K ii-;pj
It i liprohy crr'i;ii-d lin.t lucre li:i.i bi .- . i
i: .hisi.'J'.'-ra w!l:la:llllt.e!llwi:t'
iii. on the iloa.o iii-u.nn.c Co'-ipaii.'
te t,t Now ll.-v. ii. in ihe .sia'e i.i Conn -
.u tile ii-t day of le.:ember. r,;i, in sicco -.. . .
wj;li t:c rvi-ii:8 oi " ;iei of t!. i
. eiiihiy .f : he S?ale of Xbr:isk.i, to n.
Insuruiiee Coibpa:i: ppk nvi d JViirii.u
.'.eo. lin.t f.-ii (.??: i ki ti I . I tlieneii
papers and a tsii.ti'uifut .-!.. 'iuk that fai.J
pai y ir- pi s.-eel ni the rt'ui?i:e ainm -ei:;iiial,
i.nii inv i-'.e l a.-. r Jii '-'i l.y law.
tiiori y is herio.y rive:i i.j iht- above I .
tn; p.my to in.n-ii.-t tin if apj roeria'e 0 i
t i';ra jj:-u-anc! i, the .-.-ie. in aec.r
wi.h ih law thereof, until ttioGIttday .
uan A. L. j-71.
1 i.ir:;n.r e-T'.iiy llvit L. I). -REXN, . .
I I.i U.ujoiiio ':i. County .f Ca. i uu'
t irr.i!-act t.usiii-r a eordin to law
ompany u ttu-ir Agpiit and A'toinc.. ;
.(.'ii'ii'iy v.hi.r.- Tney n.ive i" ii :i,Tfii -y est-,
ui on lilriir ihis e. raiieato lor recur-! .
Clerl: of C-ss Cuu .ty.
iu witu whereof I have -8K.tL.
s : n.y ha:: 1 and uITiSed r :
tfi'.-e. at i.in.-idn, this . . i
ilarcli, A. U lTo.
JUilX tilLLEri : .
.luditor i .-
Prairie Breaking.
.Snyder A' Orr are re?!y to take ir
U.e:ir.ii. l'r::iiie. l or turn's, apply I.-.-u;
' r. tin '( iHrui 00 Lit ht Mue c .k
Ii. X. Orr. 1 i.ittr;Titiut j. lnpy ere prep
1 oounaets lorai.y nuuiber ot acror.
; deiriuj? bjeakir.i irn, wiU 4.e wejl i , 4-
' f conrratr tearly. aprii:-:!- :
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