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uLA'IKETS, RUBBER GOODS, TRUCKS, VALISES, ETC.
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,'h- is now Mi..iit-l iff llr 'v s'i ! in;inufa..-tar-;
a i.ei'.er arti. ie. at lower 'Tiee-. shall e.m I'C
o:a any e i-i' "i ni.tfi i. i.e. '. m y. . "i.
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IVrti'-uIar at lc:.1. i- :i ;a: i to
.17.' !;,, t., .,..:-.
,'htr;i. Itror.eM,:-. (.'-.ti - uai 1 iiin. I '1 f. t Tions.
('.-iv.'. i'ar.i!iJ. 1. 1 . -' ot oiee. 'A'j h- fa lie.".-.-',
1 e ef'. S or. -. Ri -;.m:it ..--,.. d ii'i e,
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vi'us I'l ic.M 1 1 - wi . i'y.-i r v'o--tiene.-f.
Ei er ?o:n -.. mt. Seoiinal
Wei i: fit -.- s, nii Private iii.-t -f-. I'.i'iii.K of t'.e
V.'oinb i.ri'l nil Eeai..'e eonil lo'iit.-. Heart E'is-r--e.
.Swollen Joiiit . CttKh., lo.ut. White
S . . I'lini:.-. St.. V Has ! 11.1 c Ae.
The Dootr is ier:a itieitliy loe itcl auJ will
ry iait'i.ei:l.tr attr-nti-in.
Oh. t, !, .' ,:l y.ir reri;.
p-.i l a,l nVpre-'ions an l.Irre.-ula; itle?. anil nil
utitr 'H n.-ift I'.', uu.ir in Koiiufi. 1 uf '.lis io
have heeu un l": treatment of other i 'h -ieians
nn i have not b- fri! euro t. are E-iviteU to rail a
I cure all private h-.a-er, no matter of tow
lor.s ttuiTilin;:, al l en 3
6.'.iti.vio.'- '. or XO PAY.
Call teiel se e the Hoet .r without ,le!ay. II
r-'i o s are tfio'l. tato ::r.'l i onnf a: ions free.
.1 1 i e .iifiitir.ie.it a. 11 s -. t 'CI j eoroeien' i:tl. .Ins-
Tid '
i.l'lofi t'.
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& C0.?fess
Piatt-mouth, Nc-bra
JOSEI'21 SCUTATE I!
ESTABLIiUCO IS
lkai.i:k
JEWELS
Y
SILVKR AM I'l.ATKD WAKE,
VIOLI N S TP I N AM
l'ANCV (iUUDS.
Watched. Cl'ioksaml Jewelry rcjiaircJ ncatlj
ln l wi I h disi.atifh.
v -H'.'iiim eJ to cpi o.-:itc P'.atto Valley Hou
M .Sir t. tiov. lOwii.
M EAT RiARKET,
-o-
TilK l'MI.K.-;iijXi:U 1IAVU OPKXIID THE
STAR MARKET.
t I::' ir'. V .-(fit: 1 l.in M;ii;i Tf'il-I'C, l.;--.v
a.f'i ." Mi s - - ii (i -iji, r, i-re i ii,.;.1 :iri r,
t i -i rve iiii t ..i t '.u.-;1ii:i"i '. i,::
li:iii.vi"'.n.!.n ti..iy (.'I,.,
lliMfi u. c ill.
Vn in'in,:i !,.'r.'l i.cAin,' 1m! t!iO viiy
BEST OF MEATS
ii Uiii i.6T r:;ici:s paid ron
' i -T CATTLE
Citifr:' :-N ijh lc 1- r f.ti iii.-'.ilns large i'.i;:a
ji mc.it.
t'..i.f'.i.VvMf.
F. J. IIAIGUT.
i'Littsnioulh,
v I e l f : n i) ( : n ' r m. i
II'JN at ill
ACCOuilj DA
Fa
iii in si i3 rco il
C.rniT of Sixth rf Srrpft.- On El ir':,
..i , ut llt.'"j;t!l.lLl.llUI'rIl. I 'I -- t -ril'iii'lj
liATKS i I'i,iiAli.M.
..wv-h.j ui k-wui uciia.
! :;Ai.';iLs in
Dry r,
Qu;t:-iv:ir,
i!.it-i. an I (';ij.,
Azn -urtitral I:iif!ituf fit? ofi.U kifoi.n, V.'-ir ;r
'"I X I." Cifltiv. ri;i.,n t,,r!i I'Iunhh
ran l' t"iir an 1 i'l i::, ot-m i'i,.y-i, . A n-Hiif.
..''. ;l, all l't Mllicli ut-nii-.T t'J tt.u i'u'uiio ut tlir
p'.vn-t retail iiri.rtv.
All Ci$S.s Wrr:iii4ic3
Af Svr4kit.kxat.kcl.
K i- Our piiiiflf.rit :: :in will 1 p to s-l! so luiv'
wil! I,c t, tli'-p'i-i! ive aivaiita-e i.i' rvery i.t,
it in ti.e w ti. in mil ti a I ..,rtion o C'.-i"
u''vtu mako t'ui? tlitirliLa lTiifirter? Wtrail-
i'.EEiJ. EHUs.
THE Gil BAT CACJcE
OF
HUMAN MISEKY!
Jnl 1 ,i'.; T . Ht.t'.-d e:tvl-,pe. i'ri'-e Ccs.
A Ecci are mi th- Nalur.'. J rca'uunt. anil
I-'aJi.'-iil euro cf iMTumniiTlnua, r .i iiiiual
Wfii:iH --, Involuntary Km i--i n-. Sexual te
1 i I : t v. an i liiif-eiiimenr." to Manias. -. generally:
''Tvhi:mi"--. ( 'imf i: f:i !! ion. Ki ii. ji.-y, :ai l 1 it.-:
Mctital iiti'l I'liiiieal In, ii' i. it.v. reriiiltiiiif tr.'i i
V'-'a'-'ii-f, A -.!: ct .1. t ulv. rweil. -M.
;'. nut!., ,r of t!io ';:-.. en ; . ,Ki' tv.
1 lt W.irl'l reln.lllM..! :i il'.,,r ,., .1.! .'.
j lie l,e;-'ure. t'.eniv .-.,-. f...fi I;; - own ".v,.t-
r ,, (.,-,. ;ni; awim -' ,'.. m .. ,,' .--e.r-ai.a.-e
if"' ii i " I f.- i. , t v, '
ilfl'.llt iEiI.f,'.-:'o;H '.ll-u'eal
1.1. .1 e il.e-.
-..I i .i'-'. i oil
'- . in -i uliioilt.-. 1 :
T i i .i ! -. - i ;.! i; :
' if t a Tii . i e o J in:':. ;i !
'v vt'.i: -i cviTv .
a! '!!. e, ir.ti.i a ii,l e;: ti
': : "r. no n; i r --r :i:i t . i c-u-'".:"
h i ;;: i i' t invi i.i v. .ii
:iy. 1 hi-ii , f are "vili j. rove a
an 1 t'. :- lo-i .
. I i .iitiy :i : !r. in a 1 lain
a I !, e i e -i ; 'f - i ! i-et: or
i. Al a lr. I..ii,:in.' If
!o iee 2 eent.--. Ad-lrcei t"u-
n ih
.-i ' u t ,i
s 1 i-o
tnarri.iire n I-1
l'ul'!i.-'a er-.
CIIAS. J. C EINE & CO-
I-7 l'rw"r-v- '' Vurk. P. U. Eoil, 5SG
liccy 'ir J wiy.
TWO IIOL'KS Till-: QUICKKSl"
AND
Pi
Tiio Shortest Line
ru(M
a. r- to Nc-w York, vit Pittishuruh, ort
ay tie it' Ciiteaco Penn-yl vauia Cen
tral E .use.
T'ti-i-t the cnly Route rnr. r,it: '. rrc Daily
Liiii.'- of ih rnjfzh lutj K.id t.)tnu Ji'ti-c Cars
Fr' fi Cl;ieao to
W I Til IJ i J I I A N x K
A'.'ith but one ebaif 21 to I'.alt i.n re. ll.irtf ;r l.
Ne.t ii 1 . en. Prn itititic-e, M-rinsitcl-J, Worees
ter Kiel El-.?: '..ii !
THROUGH TICKETS
K..r sale a' ti.e ot", --s of crn:icet ir sr l:r.cf in the
V"c;t ati-1 at ail ol::- ! of the Cot Wayne usi J
Pi Mi-yK aula Central Route in t hieano"
iiIOs. E. KIM iiAEE. C.-n.
U er--tcra rasicrier A pent, lVnu's Cciitral R. R.
t' ' i ' y
7. C. CI. ELAND.
P I I. W. A: C. R. R.
BROOKS IIwUSE.
! JOHN FITZOERALD
.Proprietor
,
31 Jllu Street, R-'tWeCTl 5tll and Gill.
j
' !Now Hou-ie anl New Furniture. Frte
' Uiiiuibu.-i to ami liuin the cars. i'TJtf
! : .
, lT'UR &ALE. iuree acres of Iind tt-ltomirg
! JL th'.- city on the south, can be had cheap for
; cf -ti.
i . t:; ;?
i
v-2PItf.
Weeping Water, Neb.
PKALKB3 IS
General iYIerchandise,
3CCH A3
DRY GOOD.
UH'iiJEIl.
liAlili'.v'AIlF.
yUEEXaWARE.
HATS. CAPS BOOTS,
SHOES. NOTIONS. Ac,
PINE AND COTTONWOOD LUMBER.
SHINGLES AND LATH.
V.'o arc Asocts for
Wi!!cox &. Gi!ib3 Sewing Machine,
vh.ich is uudoubtclly the Deit Machine now in
ik. hiarl'J'o'.'tf.
A CARD
"'e a.-k trie attention oi' tlie i-nolie to the
-f.M-k o: .-! inir r i-i ;v ai e ti i.eniiitr. We Iiti.e
t tketi trr, a i ea - u in i'ie r,-in,;i of lnoio I-ut
'ii-T--ei''; T''t I -. I ItOln III.-i liill.i. , u oit" as :
lo-.Yi.,:h.yeai.i.eha 1 io -!ie mu (: ! i-r e:,,!,.it:, 1 j
v.;e -liii'l ,eu a: 1 re-' - that we liaar, nt.-e .,1
eali. cJiac an l iee iti l V" i tvi:i 1 e ...,. far-e j.
CLARK .v PLC MM ER.
Soi:! SiiiC2 their Introduction i
The Mo.-t f a -ces.-ful
POPULAR AND PRFCT
ARE OCR .YELL KNOWN
-. ..v.v.v .-.em
ft
ffOfif!
2
Reinpr of the .im;ilesf Construetien, are casii?
manage I an l uuriiatjcl to give
Entire Satisfaction.
A no artie'.c in the loai-f hol 1 hps a cri .iter
iiioa' i.ee i'l -rmoihir the h. il:Si, nnfortiii-.l
! 1 7: i i:t - of the lau.ily etrele ihtiti the 'o' k
st .w. it i- eeo::i, :,- - c: 1 an ..Ii.;y f.) the
V KKY !:.;S1-: ii'iilin t,.j-.ii.;: the tli A 1! i'l. 11
iv, yon i an rely on iret 1 1 i.iz the i:.o -: .-ueee .
o.l. r.-"iu! ir n.l perloct C.HiHi:; s'ttjve ever
If.i .Io.
-SOLD RV
Excelsior Mr.nufaciurl;':; Co.,
Cl 1 :uil Oil North Main .Street,
sr. I. on is, mo-
AND ALL
LIVE STOCK DEALERS LIKE
E- ?. DUKE & CO-,
PLATTSMO I'Til. N Ii V 11 A S K A
in Running Order.
I desire to at iieur.ee to the inihiie thji I new
hue li'v (Ire:.! laeriean Tm lie-h D'o.i.le
'itirc'ioe Water Wheel 111 lu1! ei-erfii ion. llav
ia,r ii t;;te'l my iai.l tl.r otghot 1 am now 1 iv
leirei to 110 h, iter hy u.',' JamoM thfn an-f.
mill in the .tato. .J. A.EA l i A
Agents Wanted
BR
IG11T SIDE
Gems of tcauty. in Proso.Psciry fi. Pisiurc
GATHKUKD f.V
JOHn ts.ALDN.
Tho material fir this beautiful volut.ie has
htcu .-(-ic-tod with the greatest or. re and pru
dt nee from t he best juvenile v liters in thir
f.iiiitry. I'resh, scaiklifiz and iii-tru.a ! e
stories and pod;-. Et';uai;i:l. ae; rei.ri iO' ar. l
fc-jhly-iiiiistie I fpcr.iviiii.-. Tinted -ip'-r.
Eii'ir mt ointliii'-. It wiii n-t only i-ntei 1;. in,
charm and i-.i.-truct the children, l et itr- ivle.le
tendency v. itl lie to iif-nicte lesson .-f virtue
anl uiorn.ity. Li nunro imiri.". ollciiiy by
sa' --orii :ioti. Price only S; per c-py.
1'or terms, etc.. address
J. S. GOuDMAN CO..
ru'olishcrs, 5 Ce-'om House Plan,
pr27dot Chh :;-( Illinois.
ru'Y Hon::..
J. E. Hoiiand. Proprietor, corner of Jla'.n and
Third streets, i'lattsaiouih, Nelraska, 11m oaj
been relitted and newly furni-uo l otters ar.-t
i eias3 accorctnidations. Eoard by the week
I dy. auaicwt.
LOCAL IsTE-VsTS
We loam from Mr. K G. Tod l tliU
die people cf Three Groves an 1 vicinity
had a fine celebration on the Fourth.
Wc arc inforuiC-1 by the A lceitfr
that the appearance of the name of our
oM friend, Col. Major, as paster of the
r.apti.-t Church in that city was a- m's
take. It should have le:;i T.J. Jjj
gwi. A fellow who came from the regions
where cold water abound.-; and where ted
corn juice i unknown, arrived In the
city yesterday and said he had some
money which ho mu-:t spend before he
left town. At punri.-o this morning hi
body seemed sober enough, but his legs
were badly mixed up, and he had little
control over their movements.
The D. & M. Co. have two wires t;e
tween this city and Uai iington, and are
putting up a third. There were nearly
a quarter of a million messages sent over
these wires last year besides a large
amount of business which does not conic
under the head of messages, such as
tiaiu order?, etc.
WATr.ui.oo.
Messrs. S. 1). Chase, W. F. Thomas.
(). (. Lee, and Paul Rawlins, left the
city last Wednesday for Waterloo, on
the Republican liver, where they will
immediately proceed to survey and stake
cut tiifa town, and erect building?, im
prove a homestead of two, and do other
things calculated to develope and im
prove the country. Mr. Chase is Secre
tary of the South l'latte Town Co., (pro
prietors of Waterloo,) and the Company
have also made him their agent for the
transaction of business. Lumber will be
shipped direct from Chicago for their
use, and a good house will be erected in
a sh ut time. We shall hear from them
occa.-ionaily, and will keep our readers
posted.
Tlii
COSS I I 1 I' I I OS A Ij
XI OX.
tOSVKS-
Lincoln, July 1'.
The Convention rc-assembled yester
day, their term of Independence having
1 r-i .. . I ...... 1 o
expired. 1 ECV all gl 0 eldcl!-e ft J
t, rious 4th 111 Some ljl'tll or OtI.i
l'.'miious 4 tii ui some 1.1:11 or oii.ur.
j They l,i,ik cheerful, happy, and a
j tlnugh tluy had al eady iti.-ure I "peace
and happiness (cood icV.l to their wives,
that is the female suffrage part of this
age of humbug ) civil liberty, and po
litical tranquility." Your correspondent
would be of the opinion the latter clause
had better come i:i a little diiierer.t
shape, el.-e it will be void, for the rva.-ou
j there are so many candidates, a'l ov. r
! the State fur Governor, an 1 other oilices.
I am fearful that cJu.- will n;eeive con
sideration, to the ii'-olect anl d ."..imcnt
of vastly more important one.
I noticed Gen. Thaver in town the
Otlier (
II
1: tli:
til' taking n i) his
He was looking
lie v.o -lit out in
residence in Lincoln
for a Governor'.-; siiiiir.
Smith Lincuhi and took
a look at IJut-
ler's, w-hieli is the best locution in town.
It m.iv be the Gen. was lo'kin into the
I dilll'.-iciit political j'tirnl-'tLij e. taMi h-
m. Tit-, to know what drfhs wou! 1 h ir
in'j;ii:.r Mi 1 f-hlnl .or.,-x,".7.. It C.-uld
;ot pos-i
b
: 11...
1
jo so; ici o.' i 110 v.
is; Jo
the ii';
ie.m I'll !:,
atid d.ni
i 1::
at io
Liittui or th.e
cr
-ft-
I
1
-red and white-
a,:e and War)
V.'hen r-ome fello'.v is liuv let him only
reni:-mb'.:r, those shouider strain wi'ii't
sandwich well with stripes of oft p-o::ey.
t otliM's come
1. tht
v can ie
uited with the st'.les of the .-ca.-on
i Tlivy may all expect variegated cole:-.-.
re sometimes
like the Grecian l-ml. Tltc-ylo not lo-.k
well or inviting yet they s.m"tMne.- 'cake
much better than they look."
The members gi , e cv i ! nee of a de
termination t,i work until the L'.-r is
ted. .NoUiui-' (,1 importance wns
terday. To-day the articl ' re-
p'"irted l y the Comtnii'ee on 11 ni'-ation
is I cin-jr con-i lere 1 in Coiiiin::tee of the
Whido ll 'ii-e. rl.uiv tiMieudni 'tfts are
offered, and an extended di-eu-sioii on
each, has been the bu-inoss of the day.
sections
have
been adopted.
Four more .-eelion- are to be considered.
Ex Governor IennisOn. of Ohio, and
R F. Smith, Pic-M nt of the M. P.
II. It., were a Imitted to the privileges
of the floor. A serenade is to be given
those distinguished tr?ntleue!i this even-in-.
" " A.
LiNC-.ii.x, July 13.
lir.An ITkp.ald: A veiy plea-ant
tle tiffair c a'uj c'.i her.? !;i.-t cvetsipg,
to'.T'.i was ye-ter lay vi.-ited by rx-G
nor Dcmiiffon, a foni.cr L'. S. P
M.
( icriera
u?
tli
1-.
1 Line
together w.tn tl
upi r
iiit-ndent of tl,
Midland PaeiCe R. R , and seveud other
prominent railroad men, auJ several
prominent re.-idents of Net ra-ka City.
They arrived at noon from the east, vis
ited the Constitutional Convention,
where they were invited to seals on tl e
f.oi.r, anl I Mtppoe ' trati-ti'-tcd their im. .ct. , are only vi-ited now-a-d ays by
railroad business &e. In tl" ev n'n-i j o few oil fiul-'s. Ati'-tior excursion
the G overn-T vtih serein-b-d by the .Li-)- ,:i.rty, fiom Indianap-dis, Tnd., ntnnber
coln Brass Rand, at tiie 'l iciien ir ib. is.- '; (i ( j a-st d thro.-gh this city this
and being called for was iuti .iduerl to! jjnirnin, be-i'.les a large number of regu-
the very respectable impromptu audi
ence, by ex-Governor Butler, anl made
a very neat sp.veh. chieily 0:1 raliro id
topics. II talked nearly a 1 hour, aa- j
listened to with attonin anl fre.uuently
ap.plauded. After the Gov. retired, ex
Gov. Butler, on being called for caiiio
fjrward and male some complimentary
remarks. lie was followed by Clii. f
Justice Mason, m one of luo energetic,
in fact stirring as well as witty spot ches.
It was hard to tell who he intended to
compliment peihaps, no one. If the
latter, his speech was. a success, ineluj-
ing himself. Judge Kinney foil:. wed
biicily. and af.c-r : omo im.re mu-ic the
i ... i t; ,
ea crowd aisperse E
T;-.. ('.viveniiiei tin.'ii 1 i- v:"-il ie.n
uud the expenditure of their ye irly ac- rard declined. Mr. Neville is a young
cumulation cf patriotism I y its i,-. livU j 1-Vyer of Omaha, end an ts soldier.
ual members, has 4 got down to us j
work" and is maki-jg Cen -titutioti; fast i A rcw banking ho t-c has been Cntalj
workiug often and hard in Committee lidi.d in Lincoln by Mc-srs. Douker,
of the whole. TI13 bird knotty on?:--1 Kt-r.czrl & Whec-Itr.
1 uli j .i .1 111 11 rttiiifmrimrmn
tion " Woma 11 S u Jfrage' ' ' "Abolish
ing the (. I rand Jury" &c. but the post
ponement only gives opportunity for con
sideration and getting "a good ready,''
and really is no delay.
Since the long Sunday, or fast, cr
sleep in which the town has indulged
and the return of the delegates every
thing assumes a lively, and its wonted
appearance : tradesmen lock j leased
and landlords happy. A.
OUR WYOBIINtTLETTER.
A ISO I'T THE CITY OF TII F. SAIXTS-
Ft. I). A. Rcsf-sEEE. W. T., 1
July 10, isTl. j
Dear IIkuaed: The Mormons de
serve great credit for their industry and
perseverance. Ry unprecedented toil
and determination they have literal!'
made ihe wilderness blossom as the ro-e,
for such roses as cover the porches of
their dwellings I never saw. Driven
from Ohio, Illinois, Missouri and Iowa,
by the enraged people, who felt called
upon to expel these heretics from their
midst, and putting forth most repre
hensible means to accomplish their ob
ject, these deluded creatures started
with their effects across the plains then
uninhabited except by hostile and cruel
Indians many of the women with
wheel barrows containing their infant
children and a few articles of clothing,
with straps over their necks to aid them
in propcliiug their load, they toiled for
months sometimes on half and quarter
rations fur fifteen hundred miles, bear
ing their sick and dying, and leaving
their djad all aloug the weary road ; and
in IS 17 a pioneer band, under command
of Mr. Young, entered this valley, the
objective point of their midday visions
and midnight dreams. Rut what a
scene is before them ! aSo vegetation
hut the inevitable sage brush and grease
wood more than a thousand miles from
civilization, retreat impossible, surround
ed by the everlasting mountains capped
with mow, yet resolved to make of this
desert a paradise. Their sufferings, toil,
patience and faith, from a history un
paralleled in tlu annuls of the wirld".-:
chronology. Rrighaui . Young, a man of
we-nderltil executive and administrative
ability, fondly thought that in this Uto
pia (1) he could cxerei -e unrestrained au
thority away iVein the fashions and con
veu'ionalities of the rest of the world,
not dreaming that the shriek of the Io
i emotive whistle would ever break upon
their soiituae, or that even an emigrant
train, with their prairie schooners would
legale their sight. Rut lo ! in two short
years, the gold excitement in California
spread over the whole world., and from
all the cognate dialects of earth there
1 f.at'i a trn-oim r.f "a,hl seekers
pOV.i'0:
from wi
h tlits people drew a great
amount of wealth. Then came the rail
ro:.. L ringing in vast multitudes of ad
venturers, pleasure f-o-jkers, and new.--motig
and now what do we see? A
transformation is going on from which is
to result in a short time a new order of
things. One result of this travel to and
fro is to introduce ladies from the cities
of the ea-t on tours of recreation with
the latest fa-hions, from the centres of
i ILk mailt ; and it is amusing to see the
women in their antiquated dresses and
bonnets watch the-e new comers', as they
walk the street and turning exclaim
vou ever '."
Mormom of high
.-'.an ling told me that before they were
fur.-ed with the prj.-ein-e of these fash
ienable vi.-itors, their women were con
tent to wear j lain paint dresses and a
i.onnet was -oo.l enough until it was
worn cut. 2'ov, sr.ys he, they begin to
d'-mand mom v of us fv.r fashionable and
tly dse-ses, and it will evci.tua.ly rum
e
for a man with five or six wive
on
i mu'ieraie ltteome, can mr as.oia, ui;
his iiumenMi.s preg '. to indulge in the
l icti'iies of mo.lern times Formerly
Rrighaia used to denounce the fashions in
which ladies indulge, and especially upon
ciinoliiio and chignon were his malediction-;
launched. A few years since a
would-be fashionable Miss came to schoo
with honps. Her teacher, a Moimon
lady, was horrified, and she bade the of
fender then and there to divest' herself of
tiie offending article and hide it in the
wood.-hed, anl never appear again in
that "outre mariner upon pain of excom
munication Tint teacher now indulges
in hoops-, chignons and other articles of
f ei ioine g:ar, anl laughs at her foiiy in
having any man dictate to her what a
v.-.hn-iti leiu wear. The eon.-eiiUcuee of
r ;i
an tnts is t nat so rss ot .lnno.i gu..-
are ivbeiiing a.ain-t the iron rule, and
. i re t i ley win
t r ma-rv .i rnio;,s.
i v, nil 1 wa I u r:
cial cases of
wiihout the
el
.nonieuf i:.-u:rel ibr
i!-ei;t i'f the couneil no Mormons c
i rry fin 1 to many jeritdes is imp
-ie, unless th-y run a -v.-y.
Yours truly,
A. WllMiiiT,
' Post Cliaplain U. S. A.
I S!
Excursions over the B. & M. R
have become ouite the fas'iion this .
j j.,,n, and arat-iga. Long Branch, Niaia-
all
pas
nx.ous to pro-ject
the interior of our imperial young State.
Geo
ri turned to his
h-mie in th:.- city yesterday, after havmg
traversed a good portion of the South-we-tern
States- lie was s.er!ou ly ill at
Little Rock.
Vallerys ec Rufiner have i urcba-cd
j a car bad of fatiiiing tuili
j called the ''knock down"' i
i;i what is
te. an 1 are
h'.vingth m put up anl painted here.
i They have a number of them ready for
j the market, and will have not lits than
j fa .!!.
: T . , T-
.James .-e-vme ikis eee-ii a ';iui:ii.cu. .
. .. ,
! E'lStflct AttOIUPV, Vice senator orei-
Z"ZT
J. D. SIMPSON ifc CO.,
Forwarding and Commission 3Ierchants
Agents for the Omaha and St. Louis "Ov Line Packets.
Plattsmouth, EIeb.
We are cow occupying
are Join;;
the first floer of the
Forwarding and Commission Business,
Ware House attached, wc can furnish, all the storage wanted.
All goods, sent iu our care will receive
PROMPT ATTENTION,
sind goods distilled for Lincoln, Ashland and the Rlue River, will bo forwarded without delay
CALL AND SEE US.
FALL AND
1870.
1. SCHSASSE.
GREAT RUSH ! LARGE CROWDS ! !
Everybody, and more too, uro going to '
D. SOHHASSB &. CO,
To buy their
AT THR
In 10 W YOKK STORE.
The best and uio;t complcta
STOCK OF DRESS GOODS-
Are now on exhibition at the New York Ptore. at pre.atly reduced prices. V?'e cull particular
attention to our ucw styles ot
DUESS-G0ODS, PIUNT5,
DELA1NS, GINGHAMS,
URO WN SHEETING,
LLE ACHED COTTONS,
RALMOIIALS, CARPETS,
CLARK'S NEW THREAD,
COTTON YA S, BOOTS AND SHOE
c' : t'i 1 inds and t rices to suit our numerous cututuurs. A. large stock of
GROCERIES,
HARDWARE,
QUEENS WARE.
WOO DEN-WARE,
GLASSWARE,
YANKEE NOTIONS,
HATS AND CAPS,
Wo Sell at Cost . Now the Celebrated GARDEN CITY CLIPPER
PLOW, STUBBLE and BREAKING PLOWS, d all kinds of
CUli IVATORS. REAPERS. SLEDERS, HAY RAKES. &.C
Philt.-nuoith Septeiuberlnth. 1-S7t. tf. " D. h'JUNA.SSE A; CO.
JUS SO Uli I VALLEY LIFE
Isisuranco Company
DELAWARE STREET, LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS
POLICIES NON-FORFEITING.
Ud. 70
T T
IiviiIoiuLs 021 the Contrihulioii IXan,
Securiiis the Greatest Pecuniary Advantage to the Policy Holders.
REASONS FOR INSURING II J THIS COMPANY :
1st. This is a Western Company, managed by Western men, tvhoge known finar.inrial charac
ter, ability and position, ntfoid ample guaranty for its careful and succesful management.
L' E Its Polices are all iioh-Ioi-IoU ins; . -
;;d. Premium all ali. It receives no notes and frives none. Tolicy holders have no interest
to lay, and no outstanding notes as liens upon their policies,
4th. It has no restriction upon travel,
nth. Itsilividendi! are made upon the contribution plan,
lith. Its business is escluseivly life insurance.
DIVIDENDS
Are the nccmimlfition of interest rpon premiums pai E hence the Company that loans its assets
at the highest late of interest can pivo you the largest dividend.''. Eastern e nnp.-itiics invest tueir
t.i 'iii ys at 0 percent., while tins ir.aKts lb investment? at twtive per cent, or more. .
The advintaite ot Western investments to the toliey Uul-Jer appears in tu fuilowtng Etarthnr
Os"-
I'lie ::;iniu!it of rl.MKi. invested for fE'tv
I! ncrcei.t. coinr,ound
S 4'..,.;i.M
j " " " " li7,..'i i"
" " " ' :.l-:.o-s.eo
It is o'.vion.e thit !- ec.mpany ofTt rs preater fiuauehd advantuges and inducemeiits to the
pvlw-y-aclucr than any other company in exis-.ancc
OFFICERS .
I! D Maehav. President.
1) M Siviiu, V co President.
DrJ L Vi ever, Ided. Dtor,
Jeor?e A T.Ioore, S-erretary,
.1 Junes. Ass't Secretary,
II E iCe.vman, Trca-urer
DIRECTORS.
I?h'r. Lcavcn'vorth. Kan, II D Meckay, Leavenworth Wan. II L Newman Eeavenworth Ka
.1 K Riehar.ls.
I .11 .S'.V.Ul,
W ii Collin.
;., A Mo , re.
11 K Hammond
!i E E-1-ri..n.
U v J . -.vers
M Siri.-kE-r. .Tie ction City to r. L Davis, si.
Ch-s U-.t'itifon. ..at
i . iludity.
J ..l. rrift.
V. tlnstines-.
M R Mrffitn
Grii. 4se::tlor
GOOD TRAVELING SOLICITORS WANTED.
J. W. TIATISTT ALL. Agent, it r .1 7 rvimrr V i
p.. R. LIVINGSTON Utd rsammf x i 1 s J ' J 1 '
H ROBERTSON
Vbole--1e D?;dersia
ViNES.
I.IQUOUS
f'TTT'T'e'
Ssst quality of Cigars ar.d
Ail orders rroicptly uitr.udv.Jtv.
AIN STREET, 0N2 DOOR WEST 0?
Hi:ualu Rloeh, Corner Main & Second ift. We
WINTER GOODS.
1870 1870.
. 1). I.ENHU1T.
years at.
intevest. is
S is,4:o.i.-
11 A Calkins, Central Ascnt,
W E iinrvey. Con. j"ctua,r,
T A llurd. Attorney.
W I', t.'hcin'uerlaln.
T A Hurl,
E R Allen.
C A "ciry, V,restnn, Mo.
C V Veal, 'i'opeka. Kan.-'fiS.
.1 M I 'rice At'hison, Kan.
tV Rotehbias, "
Louis. M j
2
Xebrafkaand .oilIteiti Ii.;sir.
AND 1 RAN DIES
Tobacco always on hand
lilroad TicxLT.orncrr
SUBSCRIBE NOW
FOR THE
XI E E A L D !
THE REST
LOCAL PAPER !.
' an s a . - na nii r-r
JA1IA'
One Year -Three
Jlottis
One Mo nil 1 -
WKFKLY
One Year -
Six 31ont!ts - -
i,00
.$i.cy
TIIE HERALD
is Tin:: oxly oxi: arise
cgmpli: ti: jvi: tvs in o.v
TIIE GREAT WEST
I'L AT IS M O U T II AN D
TOUT KEARNEY.
THE IIEItAI,I
Now Offers the
BEST ADVER TlSIJVd .MEDIUM'
West of the
MISSOURI RIVER
It is real by Farmers. Merchants Mo
chanics. Contractor-', Stuck i'ealci.-j
Railroad Men, Rusiuess Men,
M a i , u lac t u re rs , C 0 n s u m c r . ,
AND
TIIE Fl .V J. K.l J. G SHOUT
110 11 XED D UP. JJjhM B LL L
DUKE OF OSLA!JS ! !
"riEL ; -land at 1 iy f. rm in P;.: ci'ity ::,
V MIO i -r trade co -v.--, SJJO 1 Or thorou'l
hr-ioi cows.
TheDnkeis '.! p red. sixteen menths oi l.
and vreU-hs tve!vis han lied and iiorty peuinl. ..
iiiel is it iion t exe.-r.f irjij. t lie lia' st ai.iiufii o
the kii.d iu the S tatu.
Pi:i.!.:-kb: G-.t by DeV.e of Pari.' frrr r
A. li. Ii.; he I y link" A i ; (iea - p. S. ', A. Ii. JJ.
niit i,i L',111 ili'f X 1 V t h. En 1 1:1 .nt of i.i i' .iil
Ot'ey li. ll. 15.) The Duke is out of - I -ir
D.ieu. i by Riiekeye A. il. j! ': .V.o i).e-fi.
by :.-owder :;'. A. 11. R.'i. l"..r ei'.! Eyr- - o!
''rowier. refer to h vo'enne 01 Ainci i iii .0
P.O.. 1 v., 11 five one hur.drifd iiiel liiiyud
hirs for the poore.-t c.ll', trim any thr-eu:.i -Iiii
1 cut '.h it limy be bred, and can sh .'.v a
rei or le l pe tiirice. Ji. iAE.
may Is.iivi;.
GETTING IIAIIRIEL
TssAVS 1 ' R YOl'N.N':.i MEN. 0:1 the !-'
JLj Ehf of iEie. and the prone ty or iinpr..
pri'oy 01 i-'o'lUIik M ii'rei.i. wiih s.iriil.'ir.-' he!.'
for those wiu'i feel unfete'! for leiilrimonial h:t' -pii;.',-.-.
-cut tree i ii .--,! -d -nve!opes. .idic---.
HOW A UD ASsOCIA i'loN. Lw P. Phil.ol .l
Pa. iuu 1 e i v v.
Sarah J. Powers' Estats.
ArH EKEA, J.-...-... Kiwin has mu le ni p': h
l liou I'r lina! sc'ilemi.-m A'h.fiei- i
in the'ubo ve e-tjte. l'ui,!i" not ice to .! 1 ..: : ..
iiitcre-ted. i hereby rrivn th.-t a ii I :'':..:, e
will be mado at the Probi.te Wo o i i '.;.
county. Nehri.-ka. " tha -;i !.; o: .it ;.e .'.
D.1371, at 9o'tloik a. pi
a t r' if'T' T- -i'.,.--J'
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