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NEBRASKA GROWN
FRUIT TREES
EURSERIES ! !
Furnas CTons & Co.
PROPRIETORS.
S2OO,0O Apple Trees
C ROWN in Nebraska soil on high upland
T prairie, without artificially stimulants es-
5ecia!'iy for Nebraska market. Also Peach,
'car. Cherry, l'luiii, Raspberry. Hoses, and
l'loT. cring Shrubs,.
For Catalogue and particulars, address
FURNAS SONS & CO.,
Box 3T, BROWN YILLE.
Feb. 2d liw2m. Nebraska.
THEBEST
THE CHEAPEST
AND
F.J.HETTEER
Sells the Iiest ami Latest Improved
ttyle of
IFarm Implements.-
r10MPRI?TNT the ecl.brated Champion
J Reaper and Mower. Russcllo Reaper and
Mower. Musst'lon Thresher, nnd th world ro
nowncd March Harvester, and Milburn Waton
Molme Corn Planter. Knterprize Cultivator.
Riding and Walking combined, nlao the Facie
Walking cultivator, Stubble and Breakup
Flows.
A. C. Mayfield and Charles A lall,
traveling agents.
F. J. Mettefr.
Plattsmouth Neb. march 2'Jdi.wtf.
VARSER'S
"r"TiT luTr Tiie'.i- tins' never failed Mi"t
ven in one care' to cure, the very wor.-t ease ot
Blind Itching or Blending piles. Those who arc
iniicted should itnmediati 1 c:'!i on their ilriiKR
,,.! iret War i-rn I'i'.e Lctuedy. Itnex
..w y f.,r the Pile-', and is not rcecoiumende4
;,.ur imy ,tlirr disease. It has cured many
r-AF- t f over tlurlv years striding. Price One
lio'lar. l'..rs-i!e bv dmu'tfis t -vci-wli-ic.
l .r : ... mwMtfUfTHPI
?jriirr'?" Dyspepsia Tonic is prepared m-
dr s-ly lor Dyspeptics ana itiosc-suncruiK wuh
jabitu il Co.-iiveness. It is a flight stimulating
.ml a splendid nppou.er; n
,ue -toir.ach una restores mo uiei'fmeiiiB.iiu
to tli'-ir in althy state. W e;i k. nervous and dys
peptic person--houll use Warner's Dv-repsia
Vnnie. For i-ale livlmcg'-ls. ri'-e"re Dollar.
Wj.merV Coiirh BiNam is healing, softening
ni l i c.tor:it:ng. The extraordinary power it
!.)- - i:i 1 :: i ; i !::." !;v rrlciving. and eventu
lily curing, llie ia .t oliunate ea?es of Coughs.
'Ji.l ! -. Hore 'J hro:it. Bronchitis', Intluena. Ca
.nrrh. linarsenes!. Asthma and Cn.-nmpti'n is
iiicic lii.!e. .o piosnpt is the relief and
jeriai'i its of?'. ( !s in nil the above cases, or any
fic tion of the throat and luus, that thousands
)( phvsieian are daily prescribing it. and one
indiiil -ay that it is the most healing and ft-
icefii atin me ii.-ine known. One dose always
irbords relief, and in most cases one bottle ef
l. ets a cure. Sold by dr.iiisists, in l irsc bottle?,
I'rice One Dollar. It is your .wn fault if you
till coUifh und suffer. The Ba'.jaui will cure.
l$ine or I iVc.
The creat lllood l'urilier and i)ei icious Brink'
Warner's Vinum Vit;e, or Wine of Life, is fre
"roia ai.v poisonous druzs or impurities, bem
r"oared lor those who retire a stimulant. It is
xpkndid appetizer ami tonic, and the finest
.hinit in tlie world for puriryinir the blood. It is
the most pleasant anil delicious artielo ever of
ere I to the public, far superior to brandy,
irhi'l'v, w ire, bitters, or any oi her article. It is
aiore healthy, and cheaper. Both male and fe
cale. v. uiiK or o! I, can take the inc of Life.
It is. in lad. n life preserver. Those who wish
to enjoy Kood health and a free tlow of lively
piri;s. will do well to take the Wine of Lite.
It w ili:V rent from anything ever betore in use.
It is sold by druKKista; also at all respectable sa
loous. Trice One Bollar, in qcart bottles.
?o!d Bv
J. M. IlIXCHMiiX. JfcCO.
I'lattsiiiouth. Nebraska.
MACHINE U!0P!
JVayjnan Curtis,
. IMattsniouth, rVeb.,
Repnircr" of Steam Er.sines, Boilers, Saw and
Grist .Mills.
ias nn.i Steam Fittinirs. Wroucht Iron I'lpe.
Forc-e iiil Tilt Bumps, Steam tiauves. alaucs
Valvo I'Ovtrai rs, aud all kinds of
Brfcss Engine Fittin s,
furiii'hed cn Ehort notice,
. FARMING MACHINERY
Kep.tirc.lon "-bort notice.
aui'irf
Sheriff's Sale.
B. B. WinJbain.
vs.
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Attachment,
L. J-Keeney - A. II. Buck
Notice i nercoy given, tn.it oy virtue ot a
F'i''oii h'. rpiftf i in the above entitle 1 e-uise
i'-suod oat of and under the e:il of the clerk of
the District t ourt ot the lu l:ci:il lisiri.-t.
within and t-r Cass county, Nebraska, an t to
me directed. 1 will otter lor sale at public
auction to the highest bid'ler. at the front doi.r
of the court bou-e, in the city of 11 ittsmouth,
county and State afnres id. on .Saturday the
oth day of May. 171. ut M o'clock a. in. of said
lay, all the riht title anil interest of the above
named L. J - K eeney in and to the full w in s des
cribe 1 real esi-ite, to-wit : The undivided one
half ' ' of lot l'one in Block 4 four, in t he
ity of l'lattsmoiith. Cass county, Nebraska,
tiiven under my hand this 1 St b day of April, A.
B.lsTl.
J. W. JOHNSON. Sh'ff.
Cass cuuaty, Nebra.-ka,
Jl.ixwi i.i, 1 Ckatmax, Ally's, for P;ff.
April Joth, 1S71 w 5U
H. E. PLER.
"GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT.
LIFE, FIRE
And Marine Insurance.
At re:ionaMo r.itc in the ino?t substantial
VompAuics in the L ailed States.
Office front room over Tost Office, with Mar
nrtt A stiot c.
H'lattsniouth, Nebra.-ka, April .rih. diw.
JJAKNES &; POLLOCK.
V F9TATB lAM ItXSCBAKCR AGENT'S
Have a
COMPLETE ABSTRACT .OF TITLE
To all Lots and Lands in Cass county Neb
raska. -?-On"iee with Maxwell A- Chapman. Attor
neys at Law, Plattsmouth, Nebraska
J. W. Barnes. Tho nblie
dAwtf
LOTS FOR SALE
LOTS FOIL SAL K
LOTS FOi; SALE
INQUIRE OF
L. HILLINGS
j. 11 BUTTERY
WH0LS3ALR AND RETAIL
DEUGQ-IST
rece iying and has on hand (at the
tand of White i Butterys)
South id Main Sueet, riuttsmouth. Neb.,
THE LARGEST AND
3Iovt Complete
8toek of Pruirs. Medicine. Paint. Clieniicals
Lead. Varnish. Coal Oil. Fish oil Miieh'ne
Oil, Garplinu Oil. Castor Oil. Neatsfoot
Oil. Whale Oil. Linseed Oil, Lard
Oil. Kssential Oil. Cod Liver oil,
and a large rariety v- -
tions. Fci .. i. r nncy
and Icilet Article,
Essences. Ha
Turing extracts
and all
PATENT MEDICINES
Such as
Jayne's CVe's
Ayers', Scovillo's
Jlall's Christie's Mc
Lain's. Morse's. Baker's
Wistar's, Writrht's. Wake
field, (Uivsott's. l'f.rry Davis
Boback's. I'etitt's, Mrs. Winslows
Tr. Winchell's Hostctter's. Brakes
Wallace's. West's and ot the most p pn I t
Patent iiedieincs in use at the present da.
Brandies Wines and Whiskio
Of the Best Grade and qualities, strictly for
Medical purposes.
COHESTIC DYES,
Red or Rose. Green. Blue, Black. An iline. Tn-
diuo. Madder. Kx tract l.oewoo.i. vrj
SVoods. Ac. In fact evciything
that is needed in the drug
er Medical line.
Physicians' Perscriptiont
orrH,- Mmhn.n,U,l nr.,1 nilt II I. tt nil hour
All Il.ij ,v.,,r. IV. .l, -iTi.l t.nr I'ntl b
fore buiii(t. and see what I have to sell.
BlaltsuioutD, leb. -tli.dA wtl.
E. T. DUKE. D. n. WIIF. LEX.
E. T. DUKE &, QO9
t.i jaiio.u-
1' lJ
AT FOOT OF MAIN STREET,
Wholesale fc Retail Deilcrs in
Hardware and Cutler y, Stoves,
TINWARE. ROPE.
IRON, STEEL NAILS AND
Blacksmith Tools, Ac.
Keep on hind a Large Stock of
IIARTER OAK,
BUCKS r A TENT,
CHICAGO, EMPORIA,
L O YA L C O OK
And Other First-(.'lass Cooking
STOVES,
All kinds of Keating Stoves.
Coal or Wood kept on hand.
JOR WORK OF ALL KINDS DONE.
M OLI N E
Stiring and l3re;iking lIovs
At Net Cos; for Cash.
Our prices are as low as any house in the
Stale. tianlotf.
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Until further notice trains will leare and ar
rive at Omaha as follows:
Leave Arrive.
Express 11:00 a. m. I Express 2.-.T0 p. ru.
Freight a. m. I Freight S:10 a. m.
ilixed ti:0tp. m. Mixed .S.(K) p. ni.
Direct connection made at Omaha witn Chiea
(ro - X. W. Railroad: Chicacro. K. I. Ac Pacific;
1 hicaeo. Biiriincton .V Mo. K. R U.. and Kas.
City. St. Joe. A: C uncil Bluffs R iilroads. Free
mont w ith staves for Lincoln nnd W est Point.
AtCheyene with Denver Pacific R. R. for Den
ver. Central City. Santa Fe and points in Colora.
do and New Mexico. At Bryan, with stages for
the creat Sweetwater mining Dis.-ricts. At O
den. with I' tali Central R. K. for Salt Lake and
Southern Utah, and C. P. R. R. for Corrinne.
Virginia City. Helena, White Pine. Sacramento
San r raneii-eo, and principal cities iu California
Nevada. Idaho. Oregon and Washinctan.
Tickets for sale at the company's otlice corner
Farnuaui und flh sts and at Depot oltices.
T. E. Si-k-l . Gen'I Supt.
T. L-Kimball GenT Pass. Agent.
W, C. Thompson. Asa't Passenger Agent, Omaha
ETTIKO MABRIED.
Essays for Young Men, on great social evils
and abuses, which interfere with marriage
with sure means of relief for the Erring and Un
fortunate, diseased and debiliated. fcent free,
in sealed envelopes. Addre.w,
IIOWARD ASSOCIATION,
No. 2 N'nt4 Street, Pkiladc'pia Pa.
Ovfrjbar 30th, wly.
i i i Pi r l i t -j i- s ' r -"i.
lift WWWf
Garden seeds,
Field seeds,
Flower seeds at
J4 GR KEN WOOD'S
Successor to M. Ten Eick.
Corner Main and Sixth Street,
Plattsmouth, Nebraska.
rpnE largest assortment and warrcnted Fresh
i. from
Landreth's Bloomsdale
Seed Farm, near Plilide?phia Pa,
Seeds in Bulk or in Packages. I would cal.
the especial attention of the Ladies to ourlarpc
assortment of select annual, biennial and per
ennial fl iwer seeds. We have also I. M. Ferry
ii Co seeds Chicago Seed Co 'a seeds W es
tern Seed Co 's seed. Call enrly in order t
make Rood selections, (iermin Ken tucky nw.fc
Grass by the pound or bushel. marchJ-dB It
A CARD
We ask trie me ntion of the pul-li" to the
stock oi sprinjr Bond we are opening. We have
t ikeii ur-at ca'C i-i the se e- ion of none but
fir-t -cbiss poods, an ! froto fi.st h-imls. we buy c.s
low as thev can oe had in the market for c a- h.nad
we shall sell at pi ices h it we ircntr-e will
give en!ir satisfaction to nil who may give us a
call, cor.io and see and yo'i will be convinced.
CLARK .fc PLCMMEIt.
CITY BAKERY AND
Collections
tm if J
AIE have opened to-day a Bakery and Con
T T feetionary on Sixth Street, out; door north
of Fitzgerald s Block, where we arc prepared to
furnish any amount of
Fresh Bread, Pies, Cakos ti.
Fancy Baking done for Parties whenever de
sired.
DANY &. BRO.
March l.i Ltwlm.
An Orilnnuicr tt nxcn t'ti'ii tlie financial
coiidili-tii of the (Ji'fj of Plut 'tsinonth.
Be it Or laincd by the Mayor anil City Council
of the city of l'lattstuoiit ii.
Skc I. That all the c.'y orders that havehere
tnfnre been drawn on the city Treasury ot the
city of Plattsmouth, und all writings as eviden
ces of indebtedness against the said city if not
presented to the Treasurer of said city within
two months from th dateof this Ordinance, and
endorsed by raid Troiiurcr as "correct," the
holders of the same shall be forever barred from
collecting the same.
Si c. - A ml be it further Ordained that an ac
tion on said orders or evidence of indebtedness
can only be commenced upon thoseorders which
have been so endorsed afur tha expiration if
two months from tie passage of th's ordinance,
and i shall be unlawtul for the Treasurer of this
city to pay any orders or evid nces of indebted
ness drawn upon the Treasurer after the expi
ration ot two months from the passage of this
ordinance unless thesauiehas been endorsed as
herein provided.
Sec. 3. Be it turthcrordained that when any
person shall present an onieras aforesaid to the
city Treasurer it shall be his duty as such Trea
surer if he is satisfied that .he same
has been fairlv btained and has never
been paid, to end"i-c the same as "correct" and
keep a record of the date, nnmber. amount ami
to whom drawn, provided that S lid order shall
beprc-entcd to said TreasurPr within two
months from the rnssage of this Act.
Sfc. 4. 1 his Ordinance to t.ike effect and be
in f 'ce from and after its publication according
to law.
Passed and approved April CGth 1S71.
M L. WuiTK, Mayor.
Attest: K. II. Vavatta,
City Clerk.
ap29w2
11 12 HI IgjRO9.
Weeping Water Nebraska.
DEALERS IN
Dry Goods.
Groceries,
II anl ware.
Queensware.
Boots, and Shoes.
. - . T .. - Hats, and Caps.
Apieultural Imphments of all kinds. Weir ar
"I X L" Cultivators. Union Corn Planter
Orandetour and Princeton Plows. Ac Ac adin'.
tntum. all of which we offer to the public at the
owest retail prices.
All Ooocls Warrantee!
As IScprcseuted.
S-Our constant aim will be to sell so low
will be to the positive advantage of every m.
tO" 'n the w stern and tral portion o Cast
Jttat? to make this their head iunrters for trad-
BEED. RROQ.
LOCAL ITEWS !
Gyger is fixing up tha basement of
his new block, ready for ue.
Last Monday the B. k M. in Nebras
ka cut their tiuie down between this city
and LInco'n so that yon can leave Platts
mouth at 10 a. in., epen 1 an hour in
Lincoln, and arrive at Fluttsiuouth
again at 3:45 p. m.
There is no use trying to keep track
of the imount of machinery sold by F.
J. Mettetr. His advertisement in the
Herald draws crowds of people to his
place of business.
Mayor White is around looking after
city affairs. lie does not trut to work
men to do as they may think best, but
has a personal supervision of all work
being done.
John Moran, of St. Joseph, commit
ted suicide by hanging a fuw days since,
cause, melancholy from too much drink.
Will men of ordinary intelligence never
cease this everlasting debauchery ?
The Herald Job office can furnish
ycu with printed letter heads and print
ed envelopes f jr about the same price
you will pay for the plain paper at the
stationers. Call and examine specimens.
Greenwood lias added a good stock of
shelf ware to his business.
Ilesscr has an unlimited Fupply of
flowering plants, which are finding their
way to all parts of the west. Several
larpe boxes fr" ra his garden were ship
ped this morning some for Omaha,
others for lh-? interior of Towa, in fact
there is no phiec in the west whore tate
and r?fi: cment find a it-tin.: pl:ie-.t that
Tles-'f-r's fi'iwciing plants are not known
and cherished.
A de -t'oio'tvp fin ocrtiivi-il in SIvjx
city yestord ly inorn:nc, ifsfrr .v'nir the
wooden buiM'nc known as F5o e's Mock,
corner of Fourth nnd D.inghts street's,
occupied ly II. D. Ioocn Co. and
Rooce. Smith A Peavry The total los
is estimated nf. between forty and fifty
thousand dollars.
Tho s ilo-; of tho Rurlitiston and Mis
souri Rirr Railroad Lands in Nebraka
during the month f-f April, 1.S7I, were
S-lsSSs-ioo acres, at an average f tiee
of ?s 3i) 02 'GO per acre, amounting to
$70,907.74.
The Company h:is yet n hivgo amount
of choice farni lands tor sal? on ten vears'
credit at C per cent, intorsf. ornt piicos
20 per cent less for ca-h or Ronds of th'
Company, or one-third down with l al
ance on two years' credit at 10 per cent,
till paid.
Tho po'i? ioril Judas of the Not York
Legislature is named Ornnc? W:mn-.
and ho sold his party to the Tammany
rini for $100,000 He. received n little
better price than did the oriaina1 Judas,
but will his ill srotten gains be of more
service to him ?
The man who is annoyvd by hearincr a
clear, rinsing laugh, one that wells up
from the very fountain of life, n;uct have
something wrong in his organism he
certainly is not fashioned to enjoy the
truthful and the beautiful thing of this
earth. The man who has a deep, rolling,
rolicking, hearty laugh, (like that of cur
friend Leo, for example) cannot have a
bad heart in him. dive us the man
who enjoys a good laugh himself, and
the man who likes to hear his fellow man
laugh.
Russell & Doom reivod another
small invoice; of cultivators to day 130
of them. They intend this lot to last
them until they can order a full stock of
them. They advertise in the IIf.kald
and tho farmers all rush there for their
supplies.
Guthman & Iluberby ore opening out
a fine assortment of glassware and queens
ware. They arc live men, and should re
ceive liberal support from the people.
John Fitzgerald, Esq., arrived at home
yo'tcrdav from Mi-souri, whore he has
been purchasing mules f r uso on his
grit Rni'road contract between Lincoln
and F. Kearney.
A concolidai'on ? anticipated between
the Rurlington & Southwestern R R,
and the St. Jo-ej h & Iowa R. R.
There is no let up to the rush of im
migrat'on to Nebraska. White covered
wrcoos can be feen moving westward at
all hours'in the day.
flu'hmrm i having nn outside stair
way built to tho basement of his brick
block on Main street.
II. N. Orr. E--q., one of t Tie encrgotie
men of the city and a man who is fully
posted on business matters, acsures us
that times are, better and money plentier
than a month agi?. ITehn recently sold
two farms to men from the east who
will cultivate them extensively.
Jeemsy and his "peop'Vji ' movement
have become Fa l'y d .'niofaTzd. They
both got severely squeleh-d in Ot-,-at
the recent (-lee ion. A -traicht forward
course is the only one. that wrl win,
Jeemsy; and if you could only g-t same
one to steady you politically until you
get fairly under headway you iniglc re
tain a perpendicular long caou.ah to run
through a single campaign again R it
the old disease would be certain to come
on soon.
The representations of et:e. hundred
and forty lixles of Masons recently went
out from Paris to endeavor to make
peace. Thiers mis-ion seem to have
been a failure, as they returned without
accomplishing anything.
Hesser will bo prepared to furnish any
number of Sweet Potatoe Plants this
season.
It is thought that L. J. Doom's inglo
rious failure in his Constitutional Con
vention scheme will have a bad effect on
his chances for Governor.
Hesser has the celebrated Gen. Grant
Geranium, and can furnish a limited
number of his customers with them, il
application is made soon. He hasthous
ands of the commoner varieties.
T. C. Fielding, of Nebraska City, has
been appointed Warden of the Peuitcn
riary, Tiee Hoel resigned..
The ladies of the Presbyterian Church
of riattsniouth, hereby tender their
cordial and sincere thanks for the nse of
his elegant and spacious Hall daring
heir late Fair and Festival.
A IIAXI (A EXCt'IlHIO..
To Omaha Junction nnd Back.
Narrow Escape of no or tSie Party.
A Gnla Tluae for the "Boya."
"Special" Correspondence of the Herald.
Yesterday evening, at about half-past
7 o'clock, a pai-tj' left Pluttsiuouth for a
hand-car excursion up the road of the
1. A M. The night was beautiful and
calm, the moon shone down on terra
JlniKi iu gorgeous f-plendor, and the "ail
aboard" being pronounced l3' the "con
ductor," wo were soon rapidly gliding
over the smooth track for our destina
tion. Stopped a brief rpace of time at
the depot, then onward again we flew
over the track, leaving the classic city of
Plattsmouth, with her buxom lads and
smiling lasses, to the rear only to be
seen by visions of reniembrauce. The
craggy hills on our left through whoso
crevices and caves danced many a bab
bling brook frowned down on us, lofty
tres bowed, and "dug-outs" seemed
more cheerful as we passed by; while to
our right slept the famous and placid
waters of the Missouri and Platte.
These were scenes made more beautiful
and itnprcsMve by the rays of a full palrf
moon, and the songs of the whippoor
wi!!, with an occasional croak of a bull
frog and the sound of the fisherman's
line as it ingie.-sed and egressed the
waters of the aforesaid streams, which
will fade fiom our mind only wheu
memory fades. We soon pas.-t-d through
Oreapoiis. A little ways beyond this
city we slopped to rest, etc., etc. Then
onward aain we giiiv:i, out over a more
level und cheerful looking country a
beautiful, level praiiie. The country
wore a sameness, pretty much, until
about six or seven miles from Platts
mouth, when all of a sudden we found
ourselves into the Platte river ( he load
is built in the river some distance here).
Here we noticed a great deal of inginuity
displaycd on the part of the 1J. A;
men in U.e cii-int'- mk i " :!
did e a'o:-j i !: i
looked upon t!i iu i
c.ogy Inn -, wiie-ii ; g,: , , o,
along this part oi toe io,ii. were u g
down and made u.-el'ui, I could not heip
exclaiming as did the old lady when
she went into a woolen factory lor the
first tiuie in her life, "The works of
God are wonderful, but the works of
man far exceed them." The party was
composed of Gen. T. W'int'e. of London,
Eng'and, Col. Richard Smith, of New
York, Prof. T. F. MuCam.inr, of Platts
mouih, Major J. A. Fisher, of Pitts
burgh, Pa., Sergt. W. I). Ferree, of
Plattsmouth, bc-siih-s a goo 1 quota of con
ductors, engineers, brakemen, etc.
Every man did his own whistling
and boll-ringing when we wished to stop.
It was fun for the "natives," who came
rushing to their doors and windows to
hear us "holler" and see us glide'by
One of the party said he saw sixteen
children standing at one window not
counting the dogs and cats. I did not
see them, and therefore do not believe it
was true, We arrived at Omaha Junc
tion in due time, and were happily
received by Mr. Frank Whittemore,
Telegraph operator at that place, and
"mine host," Mr. Keating. After a
few hours spent in social conversation
and other pastime (I don't mean gamb
ling and drinking, for we did none of
this) cracking jokes, partaking of crack
ers and cheese, and indulging in a few
fine Cubas, we bid adieu to fair Omaha'
Junction anil friends, and returned.
There were no accidents, excepting that
Maj F sher came near falling into a cul
vert, by a misstep onto the car. Omaha
Junction is a city of whilom size, about
nine miles out from Piattsmouth, and is
destined to beapla.-eof no mean import
ance before many centuries pass by. It is
where the O. & S. W. connects with the
R. & M. My article is long, and I will
close with a couplet from witty Saxe,
which expresses my sentiments to a
t-y-t:
"Bless me! it is pleasant,
Riding on the rail."
One Of 'Em
Plattsmouth. Neb-, May G, 1S71.
Counterfeit $10s on the Poughkeep
sie National Rank, ef New York, are
ijuite plentiful in this city. Look out for
them. All that have been detected so
far are new bills, and a iir.-t clas coun
terfeit. We failed to mention, at the time, the
removal of Messrs. 11m & liaight's
meat ma ket- Thesa gentlemen, have
removed to the south side of Main
street, immediately oppo.dic their old
stand, whcie they h ive liaei up in good
style, and will be elal t; wait on a.l
their o'd customers, and as many new
ones as wi.l give them a call, as they pro
pose to be ui with the times, and keep
the be.-t of meats, game Ac.
The immigrant wagons come into Ne
braska at this plaee at the rate of about
thirty a day, and they bring an average
ofat least live .-ouU to a wagon, making
an average of 1"; people who arrive
here daily by wagons, he-ides about an
equal number that arrive ly railroad and
sttamhoat. If other points have as
great on influx as Plattsmouth, how
long will it take to fill up Nebraska. If
you want cheap land it is time you were
securing it.
3Iickelwait & Sharp have purchased
the half interest in tho steam ferry owned
by Mrs. Magce, and they will st once
proceed to bring the bu-incss up to the
standard it should be. Mickelwait is
one of the oldest ferrymen on the river,
and knows just how to manage the busi
ness. The Republican majority in Louisville
was twenty. Like all other precincts,
the vote was very light.
HEiNRY JiOECK
DEALER IN
FURNITURE,
LOUNGES, SAFES, TABLES,
BEDSTEADS-
OF ALL OESCRirTIOXS ASD AT ALL PRICES.
fcletalic Burial Cases.
OF AIL SIZES.
VOoLEN COFFINS
Ready Made, nnd Isold Cheap for Cash.
With many thrmks for pa-t patronsge. T in
vite all to call and exame my large slock of Fur
niture and Cellius. jan'.stf.
FIR, A JSL JE JlI S
LGCK TO YOUR INTERESTS
AND BUY
THE BEST!
S 31 IP , E. 31 K
WHICH YOU WILL ALWAYS FIND AT
flUSSELL & DOOM'S,
West Eud Main street, - riattsimuth. Neb.
Jill Implesssexats
WimRjaXiTTED 1 1
THEY SELL
THE CELEBRATES
Weir Corn Blow.
1X1. and Champion Corn Blow,
Grand DeTour Breakins flow.
Princeton Iron Beam Stubble Plow,
A. 1. iMckey Fan .Mills.
Eureka .V Weir cultivatorseeder
IX li Stalk Cutlers.
Threasiiiujr Machines,
Reapers and Mow
ers. Seeders
Of the best kind and qunlit;es. Call on ir ad
dress. RUSSELL .i- DOOM.
Plattsmouth, Neb. niari-h ydlw wtf.
WOOL WAITED
Pounds of Wool Want at
ST. JOSEPH
WOOLEN MILLS.
FOR WHICH THE
Stasis!,
IN GOODS OR MONEY.
Our jrooils w'l' befnitil well tvorlh a trial
und to be in every respect as we r present or
troo-l. 'as col- rs. -m-etior fiui.-h. and a- they are
all wool, aiid no tho Idy. waste or flyitis used
in iheir in. oiu!iie ure, we guarantee satisfaction
as to their durability
l'arties ordering Roods in exchansre for wool
are assured of rt ti i:d them at the very lowest
price. Thosu dc-iriiiir their wo 1 manufactured
into roll or sins'. yarn will have it returned
immediately without charges forwrayage to and
Ironi the depot.
l'ri e for c itdineS'sCc ; carding, spinning and
rulin-r, Sh- per pound.
Satisfaction given in all respects. Samples
of iroods sent and pricey ici-'en when requested
We iioinulacture aad keep constantly on
band the larpest stock of woolens to be found in
the west. cn.-i-tiiic of easiuieres, tweeds, ti-4
Felled clothe, satiinet's. Jeans, plain and
plaid flannels, prey snd white b ankets. rtocking
yarn, single or uwuble, in all colors. Ac.
We would invite the attention of nrnirs to
this advertisement would perfer wot 1 fur our
(roods to money, and w ill pive you better bar
gains han you ca pet elsewhere.
Hive us a e ill, or send your wool.
Factory, North Third Street.
GEO. RUELL & CO.
Aprii 14 wOm-
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To make (SO to $200 per month by selling
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EMPIRE BAKERY.
Third Street, South of ftlain
Plattsmouth, Nebraska.
Confection cries,
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St. Joseph & Council Biut: :
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Forms tho connecting link between
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THROUGH LINES.
fiood Aefornniedntions.
wood Connections.
Good ?
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o i Jd iur.13 i nr. f-uuii i lc 1 '..'. t
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points in Southern Kansus, Co,'- i i -.
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the Indian Territory.
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nnd points in Ccitral Kansas.
AT ST JOSLl'H with Hanmlml ud :-: J,
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Wnthenn and j oints in Norihern K:n,i.
AT COUNCIL BLUFFS with the Union l'. v
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Put. man's Palace Cars on nil night trains.
No Chaise of Cars. Tickets for Sule nt STAR.
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St. Joseph, Mg.
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A GOOD GHAE2C
FOlt A.
GOOD BARGAIN 1
Ilavinu completed the platting nnd recording
of my (Dikk's:! Addition to tho City of I'latU
mouth, 1 am now prepared to sell
400 LOTS
in the Addition at reasonable rates. Terms nr
one half cash down; the other half payy'dcf
one year, at ten pir cent, interest per '.jnu-a
om dnte of purchase until paid. To bo secure?
by mortgage on the property.
S. DUK
Donation to Churches.
I will give to the following religious dcnoiu
nations, viz:
To tho Baptist Church, lot 12 in block 27 :
To tho Conproentional Church, lot 2l in block 231
To the Methodi.-t Church, lot 1 in block 12;
To the Catholic Church, lot B in blek .');
To the Kpiseopal Church, lot 1- in block 19;
To the I'resbyterian Church, lot 1 in block Ul,
To the Christian Cnurch lot VI in block A :
To tho Lutheran Church lot 1 in block 25;
A my Addition to the City of Plattsmouth, uport
the following conditions, vir: That they nball
erect on said lots, as above donated, a suitab''
building tor public worship, within livo yeai.
from this date; and, in case of failure on the
part of said Church or Churches to comply with
above condition, then and in that case the
lot or lots shall revert to ma.
S. DUKB
Deration ta Public School-
creby donate for the nse of Buldie Distri'
ools. Lot Id in Mm k fi, on the north ide of
ain street, and Lot It) in Block 'il, on the south
tide of Main street, in my addition to the City
fPlatUsmouth. S. DUKE.
5,000 Acres of Land for Sale
in this county. Also, Houses and Lots in t hist
eity, at low prices.
Particular attention given to the buying ant
selling of real estate, examining titles, and pay
ing taxes for non-residents. S. DL'KK.
Real Estate Agents
Lot for ten Dollar
I will sell to parties desirous of bnildinar and
improving, any of the lots iu the subjoined li.t
in my addition to Plattsmouth, at ten dollar
per lot, under the following eon litions, viz:
The person purchasing will be required to
build on the lot purchased a dwelling house of
the following dimension", to-wit: Tho house
to be not less than 14x2t feet, with story no
lower than 8 feet. The frame most be good and
substantial; house well "hingled; foundation
either of brick or stone. There must bea kitch
en, of not less than 10x14. Ruildinr must b
completed on or before January 1st. H7t. Wi .
give a bond for a deed to the narfy who buys o?
soon as purchase if made, and upon complyin.
with the above conditions, will give a good ami
suCicient Warranty Deed.
Selections may be made from the accompany -ing
list;
Lou 5 and 8 in Mock .1: Lot 8 in block 4; Lc
U in bloc k 12; Lot 9 in block IS; LotlJii
block 2D; Lots 2. V and 14 in block 21 : Lot ii
block 22; Lots 2 and 8 in block Zi; Lots f ic;
11 in block 2t5; Lot 5 in block 27! Lots 13 an i j;
in block 28; Lots 4aod7 in block 2'J; Lot J .
block 30.
S. DUKF.
Plattsmouth, Aag.2Ctf. Office in Court lieu j
Estray Notic
a
Taken up by tho subscriber, two miles i-outh
of Plattsmouth. one white heifer clf. red ears,
swallow-fork in left ear ; and one red toiler
calf, some white spots on. swallow-fork in right
ear and notch in under side of left car. No
other marks or brands perceivable. They catio
to my place about the 1st of January last.
, , . Wm, WoouMtn .
narch 10 wjt.J