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About Nebraska herald. (Plattsmouth, N.T. [Neb.]) 1865-1882 | View Entire Issue (July 7, 1870)
! s ft f ATTENTION FARMERS ! ! I if now front fo iwj Ol A Xo 1. REAPER and MOWER I . cn On lvusaChisf Reaper & Mower j 0 For 1870! jr,,hrir larr 'took of BKEAKK ASD K. TOOTLE T. K. H4NS4. J. P.. CLAKFS Tcotls, Kanna & Clark, Or.AI.SRS IX j S1I and Waiver Coin, EXCHANGE, v 1 D. i-ft drawn f-n id! part of the X'nircd Sta, I ..l tur..'. IK-po.'its rcccvcd. and s-pcei'il at ? r"nti.iO given to collection. I . .... Plattemoutii, Neb. 1 j--11 - - 'rW. Piv-n that I ill offer f.rstilc ...V,. u.i .'tV.n. t the ,-outh front dour of the w!Pn. w,.-i h-.lf of the w.ntUnrt lrtcr and .1. t 1 ' i the fnuthwc.4 quarter fit section -?ei'nrVv'i.vir. I-WIUP ' twelve." range S." elJ en ca.t d the sixth pim-ipal inendian. lml;l Ativ.for riff. j-ne'. ;5 r t a & E HO?! V li i WAYMAN & CURTIS , f r.nshcj. Boiler. S;'.-.T and (;r:-t , V."inr. V.'ronpht Ir n l':pe, F-r.-e ut.d L i 'u.i..-. .7-ata Uut. ice Vr.IveJ.er.iurs uud ad Wiuus tl Engine Fittings, fJrri.-hci ! notice. FARMING MACHINERY o ..f.iintv. .tr ' 1 by virtue and authon'y o: an uwr oi t 1 ' i -i-.-d in the above enftled eausc. I.y the n k ot he iV,ri. t tirt ..Mjaw. county, and r.V-e.i -is herin of sai.l county. , 1 nhv ' Hl,i -ild day of June, , iven i K. uy b-'j'j sjlN Sheriff Vi'ieU i'ottenr, ti. C county. eb. I Pep;!rcdJFhortnnt!e - is;: C3 6 0 o (LI ?4 0 H ? 0 i CO o n. CD c c) rt PS 3 ft 175 O if ci CD tt3 ZT3 CO to s a to o5 RivcpRailRoadj In ccMnect ion with the Chkagj, Burlington & Quincy U. IZ. U5ir to the people of rUttsmcuth, aud all tha torun of Nebraska lying SOUTH OF THE PLATTE, In addition to thefaet that tht? w the direct r -.ute I.y which time may behaved in r each n y point in the KaMern or Middle tatc?, it m. y truthfully be said that it poe-es the be,t tnck and the (inert equipment of any W-rtern Line. ensuring to the passenger Speed, Safety and Comfort, Rite? al wnvj ns LOW as the LOWEST. Bag- e,e cheeked through to y poun A. E. T0UZAL1X. lien. Pas,enSer Acent. WM- O. HlbBAKD. I. F SPENCER SIBBARD & SPENCER o5 5 Hardware U Tinplate. 92 & 94 Miciiigaa Ave. CHICAGO, HI. "men 2Sw3m- Howard Sanitary Aid As sociation For the Relwf and Cure of the Errins and Un fortunate, on Principles of Christian tL.:i..nrl.Mnv t t r.r Vnuth nrl the Follies tf Age. in relation to Mamaw and tocift 1 tjil?. - tnr th ffiieerl. f-ent free, in . r .l the l..-t Route to the Eas- 1 'I II " l' KF I) REEL aro coiahined toucthf-r, fdl the lloads actmc a- iuiruMfu aru iu i w .yiu. Coleman A O'Brien Jas t' Vnrn States, . . . "I. lutT 1 vuC, C d n.av l,e' made to act as a rake when 0n the cars that certain localises m our (w1)ran W L O'Conner B tltTsErlT ,MVrr, and lar?c or :ai! praveN ci( e infcSted with .mall-pox. This Conner W II Peterson Saml li'wluu.utnrof O.- uiPPid rakcdT a.s de.ircd. oAhi rake may ho set to rake to.n.-ary dehvennv ghould le st dj 8nJ tLe offenders jk V 2 I eflers II !.,...... li-.v Coache!-. TulLUian S 1 uli-'e ' , .- r- , I Tl,, f1l,o:nnn K.tli T.inhtrxt VrdVOht, . 11 ' . . l.mnr. p Pat VlnmmorJog I,, andep Coache, and - .grave at the Koaper and Mower tribe, made to feel that ,uch tlnnp would not be Xhos rolk John F .. . rx ktmudttaoatcomiucntanauut .... tolerated by the community. We have l)OUffhertv J W 3 PlummerL flu! man 3 usiiaiy aio. jp-A s " ' . ii rauiuii J " , , . ..T. . . . . . sanitary i IT Af ioiJI SELL THE CELEBRATED Dodge andJMew York The only Reliable Self-Raker Also the BirtJsal! Thrasher, and EYEEYB O D Y In need of a first-class Reaper and tMovcr had bettar Call on Cor. Main ai d. Sixth Sts., OH. t t 4 Nebraska City, JnnclOJ&wtf. BIS DEALER IX Stoves, Tin, Hardware & Farming Tools ; ALSO MANUFACTURER OF TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE, Roofing, Guttering, Spouting and Repairing done. 1 am Selling First-Class Goods end Gnartmty Not to be TfntfrrsoM, as 1 am Buying of First Hands. A No. 1 Plows and Cultivator?, closing out at Cost. Remember the place llesin- m. JVext to Lumber! Lumber! Lumbe Th3 Undersigned Want To Take Lumber from '.heir Common Lumber Shinies. And other Lumber, Doors, 13 -5Z-JT PiS FI 1. nneltuwtf n n?T rwY .vmanriTnTRAL nousEJhwenclcctcdoarorflot?a,i!i!ittcn- UjVlli ,Jl 1, I CHALLENGE -s r tv i rv Si-.:"fc-?r- t? v .. ; V-V- -' -' 'i- J .r fi f - Kl. TEH EiCK Sells "FT Til C H A M P I O IS" MYlrtlv'a lontV Kcaww and Mowers. Helf liaker-s IIanl ll, I 3 -l '-: TM - J ygr We were Piir;:v; ald VVM-z Willough i -:r:?y.f V&m! i X'i'r owner of a rSj Weeping W 51 its our Hate for the purpose cf seeing HalednJa mmmMmmem 0 The Lightest rtfowerin Use- .TEH EICK SELLS tLi -IVJ c-kT?-- j i j made demon i n rr m r i i i r i i r i i i it i i i i i i rr - - With thre Adiustal Pivot Cv-lender. banners, look to your interests SOLD ABO IVAnBfltrrED Main St., Janel4d4wtf e Hitch Gearing, iwo ran-,, . ";7i;,, nd fight, and was "taken in out ot tn le Concave Self OUmr ana xoivi - - , , jiarj.nal. He had been CliOTI south SidetMain Street, - -rrTm-rr r a tfMI U ivj iiettpcrs and JJoicers offered in any Market. the Buffalo Pitt Thrasher. Of 4 Plattsmouth Neb 4 Nebraska. F ft, City Hotel, Mlattsnozzli If jL Yard atthe following Prices: ...from $2 to $30 p-r tlir.usand ft. from $3 to ?5j. Sash, Ac., m proportion. JJ-99tCdIHaJil &OHo rrtT1T THE WORLD. c r m. w n t a rf-z . c v i Drop- i rri 1 exauui uu - - - - sv T779 3d Door Wejt of the Brooks House. Tnmher C3C3 r'TTTG'T'V" TJTTRR AS"KA a 6i t a r. r - - ' 7 , . 0 1'" " ' A Swede named Charles Loo, a L ridge Kellogg Chas M TCH FinJf SPL.LS . ,f m. Marnell Lucy in. 11.1 w. 1 carpenter in me tiui vi inrt.in r c . r- r-N-rv-p i-n-i i r -cncC3 CTTP.f-! I . rr -I? i? o iV.rr.t. nor Shoe liakc, I . ... . . . .i LOCAL XTETW"S. The'agent for the North western Hail road .in this city informs us that he can not get '-'ars enough to supply the de mand. Xeb. Clt'j Cufoni'de.' Of course he cannot. They are all loaied at Plattsmouth. Merses & Bro. have their brick kiln open. We have peen a secinieu of thoir manufacture, and inu.t say that they 1 ,;. Tl,;r T.riV are heavy, tough, and bumcd to a charm. l'crson? who contemplate Liutiding win f'dltocne their bncK lrom tms Kansas City, Mo., has had an ordin ance enacted aainst public bell-ringing as a means of attracting people, the law being cmr loyed to suppress a noisy auc tioneer. Suiuciect care was not taken in arranging the enactment, and the bell icose auctioneer has now suppressed all the church bell. The State Journal is now printed on a Taylor Country Cylinder press. The Herald hopes to follow suit as soon as possible. Straight & Murphy have just received the finest stock of whips ever brought to riattsincu'.h They have everything from a dainty little arrangement calcula ted to act as a "shoo fiy" to a heavy drover's whip. Call and see them. Several gentlemen in attendance on the Methodist State Convention have fa vored the Herald office with a call dur ing their stay in the city. Among them we were particularly pleased to meet Hon. Geo. Vv . Frost of Omaha, Hon. E. II. Hogers of Fremont, Rev. Ceo. S. Alexander of Nebra-ka City, and Rev. II. T. Davis of Liucoln. We are always pleased to converse with such men upon measures calculated to benefit mankind. They are troubled with "three card rao:ite" at Nebraska City. That cat throat game is not allowed in large cities. The man who would attempt it in Platts mouth would get "taken in out of the wet' 'in short order. About one year since a person from the top of the Atvrool House counted the number of buildings within the cor porate limits of Lincoln and found it to contain about 1 25. A few days since the same per.-on made another ascension, and as near as can be calculated Lincoln now contains 415 buildings. It is safe to es timate 7 people for each house, and this v.iil give us a population of 3,105. Statesnan. General M. JcfF. Thompson is now on a visit to St. Joseph, Missouri, the first since the war. He was at one time Mayor of that city. He is at urcscnt a resident of New Orleans, and is Chief Engineer of the S:ate of Louisiana, su perintending the construction of levees in that State. We saw to-day, a very fine specimen of the celebrated Lattica tobacco plant, raised by Mr. Azro Smith, of Rock Bluffs. We are informed by farmers in differ ent carts of the county that crops are looking rell, and that wheat will make a iair crop wunout any more ram. We have attenedd pretty cloddy to the Court House during the past two days, obtaining the evidence in the Pow ers-Rakes murder trial, consequently The Ice Cream Sociable, at the Court House, has been postponed from Mon day evening, the 4th, to Thursday even ing, the 7th inst. The powers murder has created con siderable feeling in the southern part of the county, and .the examination of young Rakes has attracted a large number of people to the city. As Mon'Jay is the "glorious old fourth" and as all printers believe in celebrating the daytinon whichour National Imle ccntlcr.ccwas. declared. 1 litre vill l.e no. paper issued froci tho Herald office on that day. We have heard complaints that parties the authority of the Chairman of the Board of Health for taying that no small pox exists in the city, except one case' which is far removed from contact with pleased to meet in the Her- sanctum this morning, Mr. J. B. ttva,,,,,,, n.i-rtte Ohio. M, nro;,.ho piece ot hncj larni laml near aler, in this county, and vis- Baum, in charge of bridge construction for the B. & M. R. R, in Nebraska, enmfi in from the west on the four p. m. train yesterdav, and immediately pro- train ic.,c.u.a., Ji ceeded to surround an unnecessarj- amount of benzine. It had an exci e. ating effect upon his organs ot speech, ind also upon his muscle. He talked strations .n ewet paid $150 ;n tnrn 1it. afW hi ar- tii It 1 11 L lii 1 I - I 1 1 tv . . , . w ... . . . rest it could not be found, and Mr. Loo , , 1 1 1 1 1 l.not Jo ) conciuaeu tie un'i uceii itju- bed. He subsequently found h money where he had secreted it before commenc- ing to imbibe. - Prof. Shellcr leaves for Omaha this p. m., at 5 o'clock, on a vis t to his family, hut will be here aeain next week, pre- pared to put piano,, melodeons, &a, in i : : nnvc Those needing his services shoulii 9. I member that he will be in Plattsmouth during next week. Orders can be ten the Hesalx office. There was an interesting case of assault and battery before Recorder Cooper last Thursday. The bridge near the ferry landing is in bad condition. Will the, proper au thorities see to it? r We understand that there is a ; new and dangerous article of paper ; money being circulated in our city by an Omaha gentleman. It consists of three dollar bills of U. S cuirency. It is being passed off on the unsuspecting. The Recorder's Court Records will reveal the particulars. China and the l nltoIStae. We have now received Dr. Speer's work, Cliina and the United States, a cotice of specimen chapters of which appeared in this journal a fortnight ago. The favorable opinion then expressed ia fully borne out by the complete work, which is of great value, and deep interest throughout. Published . in Chicago, by Jones, Junkins & Co. Sold by subscription. Energetic and reliable canvassers wanted everywhere. The following officers were elected at the session of the Grand Lodge, A. F. & A. M., in this city on the 21st of J tine : II. P. Duel, Omaha, M. W. G. M. W. E. Hill, Nebraska City, R. W. D. G. W. A. P. Bogswell, Brownville, R. W. S. G. W. G. W. Wilkinson, Dacotah, R. W. J. G. W. Geo. B. Graff, Omaha, R. W. G. T. R. W. Furnas, Brownville, R. W. G. " S.5L. F. Ward,Teeumsfch, Grand S. D. Jacob Vallery, Plattsmouth, Grand J. D. F. C. Barrrows, Tecumsch, Grand Chaplain. J. Q. Goss, Bellview, Grand Orator. C. T. Whitmore, Omaha, Grand Lec turer. Brother N. S. Harding, Nebraska City, Grand Marshal. Brothers John Cameron, Omaha, and W. D. Gage. Plattsmouth, Grand Stew ards. Brother J. D. Tutt, riattsmouth, Grand Standard Bearer. Brother C. W. Seymour, .ebraska City, Grand Sword Bearer. Brothers F. S. Seelor, and J. i. La- vis, Blair, Grand Parsurvants. Brother II. Newman, Piatt smoutu, Grand Tyler. At the annual Convocation ot tne Most Excellent Grand Chapter, held at the same timo and place, the following officers were elected : E. A. Allen, Omaha M. E. G. II. II. P. E. T. Duke, riattsmouth E. D. G. II. P. Win. E. Hill, Nebraska City E. G. K. A. Cogswell, Brownville, E. G. S. Geo.. B. Graff, Omaha E. G. Treas urer. R. W. Furnas, Brownville E. U. Secretary. A. G. Hastings, G. C. of the H. John Blake, G. P. S. John Reed, G. R. A. C. Herman Newman, G. M. 3d V. C. W. Seymour, G. M. 2d V. C S. Demary, G. M. 1st v. H. T. Davis, Grand Chaplain. C. T. Whitmore, Grand Lecturer. J. Q. Goss, S. G. S. M. Rich, J. G. S. N. Rogers, Grand Guard. OyctEii Lisr. List of Letters remaining in the Plattsmouth Post Office July 1st, 1ST0. Altorfor Jacob - Mitchell A V Iiurna J. Miller II Barrett J Dates Kov Drown Fat Uakcr Mrs Mary Dommein A D:irr J Wilsey3 Drooks Mrs Sarah I'r.ily Horace UackauiPger Fred Hurlimjame G li Donatcr (Jeo McKenzie Ed Mc Bride Mike Millard C O McDaniel Jos Morse Chas Morrow Thos Miner II Mullenger W R Manahana Als Ne!on 2 Nelson J P 2 New.-house Chas Nenstiehl Ca?per Kill J Nikon A Newniann Fredi- JJicpa Z 11 2 Duclitel V D Iays Jl Lt (Wi-ier J nond 2 Cunningham Han-O; l.nea John S Dewrett S II Ross Moses "guan l'atnck Russell Sarah Robert Cornelius 2 jtacici v0rertv James SShaw V. m Stootsbury Jas Simpson J 82 S prink Auirt Shroden Win Stuison J W Schmitt J Loveland G L Talbott Jas Thompson B Tnaman F W 2 Warren Lizzie Warren Jerome 2 Williams Benj Woods J F Wycoff Scott ' Way Williams Oliver Uaikill J B iiurbv Hannah Ilein Jos Haitner Oscar Jlg f iarmau W II Huntly A ames illeP Misinger Lizzie Westblatt J Waters J II Thev are happy tieople who can al ways look on the bright side, who grasp nPttles so C bselv as to dis- the r tingin net " rtc." " - ECVCrance jnt0 their dark cloud, find its center a globe ot silver brightness. 1 don't believe in mock heroics, but do of tnins a nappy, uopeiui, :uirM?i-cUu Uhifkens cannot, reasonauiv eii;i.t iav. anv future existence. Don't they nave their necks twirl'd in this? Ths onlv mention ot paper money in . . - - , 1 1, 1 lllil LUC UUTV wuujuv " B- oa . , . caw t,Tt - n n0. I t0 pretend that love is blind. I never yet knew a man in . lo.e mat uiu not see ten times as much in his sweet heart as I could. x say," said a Yankee to an Irish man who was di??ing in garden," are you digging , o?t a hole in that onion o. saiu i at, x m v.&e,...t5 j: J 1 .t, V,.-,la re - T, , ftf T-'aitprn elopers now. is tae tj,e whole family. The injured a husband comes nome im -, "1 thing cleaned out, even to me wmuy W HOLESALE f DEALERS IX a ESOO'TS ,'l.VJP SHOES, YANKEE NOTIONS, QUEENSWARE &C, Main street. PI afttsmouth, Heb., - Vhere Everything in Their Line Can be Found. fipril25d4wtf We Call The Attention of the PuhUc Our Stock of Dry Goods, Groceries. Boots and , Shoes, That we are just receiving. We buy our goods as and will aim by low prices, fair dealing and sood HZ-A.IEID'W-A-IEie STOVE AD Wholesale anJ.Rctail dealers in' and Agriciltairsil STOVES, TIN, SHEET IRON, BRASS, S T F E L P L O SST S Of all V.ind3 and sizes, which we warrant the lsest in the market. v o 3TOB ETrO.. ! Are exclusive Agents in this county for the pale of Stewart's Celebrated Combination Coal or Wood Cook Stove Give us a call we will not bo undersold Main Ftrcct, next door east of the Masonic Block, PLATTSMOUTH. NEBRASKA HAMBURGER SIGN OF WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Groceries, Carpets, Under the Brooks House, mm SSr-The Highest 1'rice Paid for Country Produce, Hides, Wool &c."tBa ap!4wtf. . 1: a ES (Sueccssor to WIiitc&Kultcry) x WHOLESALE and RETAIL ZETT (3- (3-1 ST Is now receiving and has on hand (at South side Main St., Plattsmouth The Largest and EVlost Gomolete Stock ofDru. Medicines. Paints, Chemical:.. Gariclin Oil. Castor UU. rveatstjot wn, naie mu.-ccu un, iura un, y1'- !flu" Cod Liver Oil, and a large variety f Notions. Perluinery. 1 uncy and Toilet Articles, Essences. Flavoring Extracts. Also, all the Popular cr;i;,.-,rnP' Such n? Jayne'f. Ayers'. Hall?, Scovilie sCoe WriKhfa. W aketie d. Our ottPei Ir. Winchcll's, llostetter's. ail o tn era in general use. Brandies, Wines and Whiskies, Of the best grades and qualitio?, strictly for Medical purposes. DOMESTIC DYES, Red or r.oe. Green. Blue and Black. Ana'.inc. Indigo. Madder. Extract Losjivbod. T-j e Woods. &c. In "act everything that ia needed in the Drug or .dedicme Line. r hysicians' Prescripfons at all hOUrS. All DrUOS Warranted fresh and pure. Call a f buvinn. Sfld See What I haV8 tO Sell. joj to Plattsmouth, March 24, 1870. wtf AND RET A 1L GROC. 1 JL to Gueenswarc, Hats and Caps. Notions low as they can he had in the market for CASH, goods, to please all who will fnror us with a call. Wo Claris k Fiummsr. TIN ST1 O P J j2 rfjn,f I AND BERLINER. THE BEEHIVE DEALERS IH DRY GOODS, 7 Boots and Shoes, IMain Street, Plattsmouth, Nebraska. P R L the old stand of White & Buttery) Lead. Varnishes. Coal Oil. Fish Oil Machine Oil V Christie's. Morse'e. McLain's, Baker's. Wistar'e. env liavis'. Roback's Petitt's. Mrs. Winslow's. Drake's, Wallace's, West's, carefully compounded and put A. VV. PROLE. J. ill, foii-:T.!r - V! Drugijists &. Apoth.r; - v DrAT.KRTS PAINTS. OILS, DYES. NOTIONS. TERFUMERT. FANCY S0AP3. ZS' PURE WINE AND LlOUltt For Mechanical and Medical purposes. Keep constantly on band a full and well assort stock of PATENT i?IEmCIr riiysicinns' prescriptions csrcfully conii.'.iil tiy on experienced DrmrKist. None hut tlr clreit ineiiicinca need. AU goods warranted a purcsented. C' il nd see. Main Strectf South Sidr. TERMS CASH. MERICAN SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION. 1 T. F. WHEELER" SUNDAY SCHOOL MISSIONARY for Neb'mVa and Southwestern Town. Attend to estahli: hiiiK and 8Uptyint Sundny s IkioIs. Parties cr ierinir supplies can send 1.1 tivy in drafts or l'ost Ottiee Orders, xd'lre-? T. F. u hj:klkr. Ncbr.wka City, Neorunk.i. HERDING. V.. Chilsort, foi:r mile s i-.i.r.'h-eii-t f Water, on the liva.t utt'eiir reek, wi!! tie during the coniintr s-n-'.'i Ht head ie- month for the m-.- ''.iund : All cattle iiiii-l iu divini :i; I nd ot e respoufible lor lo--r ea- , - ttt a : l..llt. bsoluto l)ivorccs 1ft,. i; o'ta.r.. .1 New k, Indiana, lllinoi- n. 1 other .- n, 1I pfrsoiii ti'im any ute or t uutry. . every where; d. -ertion, drunk n iss 1 ipoit. ut?,, sufficient cause: 110 pi .icit iinriri entil divorce diinineil. Adv t If ijusini'?-c.-t.ildisiieii lil'teen ytiirs. Addrivs. . M.lit .U . A : 1 m : , No.TS Nay.-uu N'-t i rk Cit- mJirJ9-w..in. bsttinq tfirriec) T7SSAYS loii Yi-L.NMi MKN. I J lilusr.l lioi'V. and i!i. rupi! lie d nii;rt he I, . ! Im' -d ire-"- pnely ot Reitn.tr .l::rie.i. 11:1 t i.. tor thore who fd unfi'-c ) r inutrim.. piness. entlrec fti m-.h. : eiiveh HOWARD ASSO'l N". H... P. 1 iiljd' pliia, Jilbe. 1 SI Ahead! No' the rriiw jh-.i istic l';nne, iutt 1 h- j iu?f rec i i 1: -;.-.' AM Ll'jluU - . i!ye, 'wiih ii '. a i. i:s, rou i.ii . i:ud l:it but not lun". lav i-:.. iii:t:i-. c... st.ind. corner Tiiinl Morr. r rut. : irtiu" :'V, of plIK, 1 !i-i ri i y, T 11 . I .7Ar , -nr- ,ed Oh: l:irce Hient MfA'.-St rlhl: '-nowi.Ld J. I't'l.l. fl'(! '! , t H" I.i in ii '-i , l'lat. luouui, iei)riik::. Praia; .1 Snyder A On- : . . ; to t , c ... lers f ; Itreukili? l'rairi.-. n". . t John Snyder, on the tii rm on 1.. . . M.'-.i e:-v--.. ; or. H. N. Orr, I'latHmout... ooy 1 ...m-d l take contracts lor any nui.joer d .1 . 1'urtirs desiring breaking done, will f ' 1 umko ontract oarly. 3-l! ll .- t. To Any Part of The City. WHITE SPIRES, TTaring removed to t ir New Store Corner Main and tilh streets, wi DELIVE GO DS FRKG That are purchscd at theirtorere. Will ef (ioods as cheap as ever, and will not be under sold ty anyone. Our Stock consists of the best brands of TEAS' COFFEE, SUGARS OYSTERS, SARDINES, SPiCES, FLOUR TOBA CCO, WASH- TUBS, Buckets, Soap, Salt, BACON HAMS, LARD, I ad everything kept in a Grocery Store. Ev I article warranted of the bentquality. Thebi ery h- ast price paid in cat-h for Corn, Oats, Butter, Eggs, BACON, HAMS, UBD, and all kinds of Farmers Produce. Cash paid for Hide3. DBALSB IK DRUGS, MEBJCmES, BOCKS, ST ATI OPiEKl Perfumeries, Hair Oils, NEWSPAPER, MAGAZINES, A!CD ALL Latest Publications. t Prescriptions earc-fui'y re mr v. r led hy an ex perienced Drutrffist. Kemeinber the ,,; -:;. ' crk Ik Pliru- mer e, PlattEinoulij. fcir:i-K t aucnul'i Weeping Vater heiiras.ia. DEALERS IN Dry GoodJ, Groceries, Hardware, Queensware, Boots, and Shoes Hats, and Cap. Agricultural Tmplinients of all kinds. Weir and "I X h" Cultivators, Union Cora Planter. Grandetour and Princeton Plorrs, Ac Ao arfiaf- narm, all oi wiiieu we oner to the public at tue oirest retail prices. up All Goods Warranter?. As Represented, 43"Our constant aim will be to sell so low that it will be to the positive advantage of every far mer in the w stern and central portion o Caar county to make this their hcad-uarters for trl mp. KkED. KHOS. Wwfing Water, t t.llTu. B-Ve are alw rer,t !r Mwt. Reaper i .' 1' PliATTbiViv-'U jol, vxxtJi - 1 ClATIOX, Box P. . Philadelphia. Ta. maylwly 4 t 0 0 ?erdd eriveite.