''4
r- .... 7"
- -
Til El BEST
THE CHEAPEST
4
And if you wnl call on
A7"eu ran son tho best and late.-t inipioved
L farm implements.
"J"bu one an 1 two wbeM, nn ! the frin
rear cut reapers anil mower.
r' h dropper anj self raker repcrand mcrrcr
TPL Marsh harvester anil reaper t h .-: t tvo nirn
i. ti fi rut ;t ii i bind ten ,'ifri' per nay, with
no man to drive, aud all of them working intlu
-iiHde.
rcar'fr ;ir-' t!ij C!;a:.i:-ion reaper and
mowtr combined.
'J"h Rttf . II reaper and mower coinMned.
Ue keep tho Icc!ri..r dropper a:i 1 mower
combined.
4 it-l the hstorly single sreur, self r.ikir' reti-
- . icrau i iiiciniT rut;
any uliitr re;: er.
l'ehavc th? well known rt':i.--iHi'.n l!'r;i'h(T
' with ti!jtint--l power impniveil lur lTl.
re kcp th.i Milliurn vrafe-'m on li.n. l.
Ue krep the '!ii.'nei" far:.i pump, for ileep
well1' ami citeriis.
the liifkeye sulky rukear.'l tho Tiftcn
revolviiut !, re rukc.-.
UT ! 'i.N:,r..l iii-hlnery IV.h'.'r.VJ
j I J i;i to Kivciatif:ietion.
i;!ii-eon !., in ln-twcen :0 0h n,.:t
le, thri.-e'l'.r.s wc.-t ol Erook lioi:-'.
J'.. J. MK1EEU.
A. C. Msyfi'-Pl tni'l Chnrle Vial. Tr::v;!!n
A o i. . . . I u 1 1 c jil A w t f .
. II IUJTTERV
liol.KAI.K AND KFTA If,
OTIXJ G Q-IST-
Ii r'-eeivinx ai'l Vay nn tiatnl fnt the
ol.ll-ri.i . f White .V. Eatt..r;
Soutn H'lo ilaiu S'rest, Platf.-incuth, Xob
THE LARGEST AND
JFttil Complete
rjtoi k of Pr-isr. Me.lii-Ine-. Patnf.-'. Chernienl
Lea-1. Vari.i.-h. r. i.l cil. P!-h :i!. Machine
Oil. tJarcl-T:-.- t'.!. fast-T Oil. Neatf t
t'ii. U hale Oil. I.inoeo.l Oil, I.:; ,
Oil. E-eniial Oil. Cod Liver' il.
unl a I;'..-;.' .;ri. :.- e-i'-
' 1inlv
u. 1 ( ..ilet Arti' a'
11 rT'i--, VitO
vcriu;- exr. ,
ar-..i ;a
PATENT MEDSC!NE
S'u. h .13
Jayn'-'s (,'oe'r
Ayer.-i'. Scovil'e'a
Halr-'.'hri-tn-'s .M
Lain'.s. Mi r-eV, E iVei's
Wisi;ir"s, V.'ri-.'i.tV. Wa!;'.
Cehl. (iuysott'?. i'crrv Puis'
rt' ack's. Petit fs. Mrs. Wi'i.-tow's
Pr. Winiheil' Ho-tetter's, Irake's
Wallace's. West's and ot the most popular
Patent Mediciiii-i iu u.-e at tja pre.-ci.t day.
BrantlissVYines zrj Whiskia
Of the Best Grades and qualities', strictly for
Medical purposes.
DOMESTIC DYES.
'(1 or Rose, Green, Flue. Elaek, Analine, In
digo. Mid ler, Kx tract Loswood. Pry
Woo Is. Ac. In tact everything
that is needed iu the drug
or Medical line.
Phisicians' Perscriptions:
t'arefully eoniponnded and put up at all hours
All Prucs warrente 1 fresh and pure. Call be
f-re buyinp. and see what I have to sell.
J'iattsinouth, Feb. Zoth.dAwtf.
Piattsmonth Cigar Factory
od Main street, opposite Court House,
Plattsmouth, - - IVebraska.
We have oa band a large assortment of
CIGARS & TOBACCO,
Confiitiritf of the best qualities cf
CIGARS, FINE-CUT, PLUG AND
SMOKING TOBACCO,
.'-- .; deij exclusively in Tobacco ire caa pel! eJ
11' cot cheaper than other store in th
-v . ;is a call before yoa purehnno elfewhert.
you will go away satiflied.
L. Brora & Co.
i'ebrcary 11. IW.dtt
lit. - . i
H ROBERTSON
Vholeealo Dealers in
WINES. LIQUORS AND BRANDIES
Best nualitv of Cinars and
All orleM promptly a!cnilRl to.
AIN STIlEiX USU tU0H WKST OF 'i
S,
BLOOM
BOYS AJVD CUILDliEJV'S CLOTlllJYG
Hats and Caps, Boots and hoes,
ELAfiXETS, RUBBER GOODS, TRUNKS, VALISES,
a:n Street. Second I'oor Ea.;t cftho Court House
I'll.VNC'H HOrSE-I5roauwiTy,CouenL-il Eluffi low;
MISSOURI 'VALLEY
Insurance Company
K
70
DELAYARE STREET,
ALL
POLICIES
IMviclcml.H 2j the
Sccaria the Greatest Fecuniary Advantage to tfc.3 Policy Holders
REASONS FOR HJSURIHG U THIS COMPANY :
1. Thi is a Western Company, liianajo-l hy "V,vt"rn men, whi'c ktio!i fhi.-ui anr ':;! eliarac
ter, iiliilily ami pi ?;tion. ntinr.l ample guaranty lor it.i careful and sueeelul laanai'euieut.
lii-es Hre all lint-lor S-i t i u-.
d'l. 1 rf-!iuu!(i ail "iN!i. It rec:vv(S no notes an l ifive r.uno
to pay. a:.'l no out-tai'4iiin note? li-p. upon their policies,
it h;t no r--; i i't ton upon travel.
T.r ri. 1 ojvi.'eii.js art; liiaJo upon too eon t rib ut ion plan.
til. It uuMne.-j i.J exelurtivly life in.-JCJance.
Are the aeeuini'liti'in ef interest upon preniiuins pai.l. heriee tho Company tnnt lon;!J is a-e'?
ut the hi;!iet r-Oe f t interest ean cive you the larv-- '1: v i'leii'l-. iJ.istcni eo,:;i--iiie invest their
moneys at f, per -cnt.. wi; i!- this in.'uo.- it iuvcstiMi-nt at twelve per mil. .r luorc.
The .i'ivat.n:;- .! U'e te-n iaver-tu.er.l-' to the policy holder appears ia the lollowiii;; i?turt!:n;
fijure-': 'i'l'e amount of si.'1", investe i lor t'Uty ye.iriat
t per ceiit. cuuipouiiJ iiiterest, i. S l i. !'Jil"
S " " " PvH'll
lo " " " 117.:oo.H.S
1 " "
It is obvious that th:- couipany otT rs greater financial auvautj
polii-y-holder th-auny other t yuipany in csistuaea
OFFICERS
II I) M-K.kav. President.
1 M Swan. Vi -e-PrJ-i lent.
r J L tt ever, Med. jj'tor.
loorf.'0 A Moore. Secretary,
J .Ioi.es, Ast S eretary.
II E .tew man. Treasurer
DIRECTORS.
D ?hre. L-eavcnwi'rth. Kan,
.1 V Ito-har.I
II K Ilauirnond "
II Edcerton.
Thou fHrnev.
H I) Meekay, Leavenworth Kan.
I) .l Swan,
W ; Coll'tu.
(Jeo A Mooro,
U J w ers.
S M Strieklcr. Jurc(i'n City (ieo L Havis, St.
.'litis liohinsjn, Lawruuce, .) Merr'rt, "
W. lUdiey. " 1' Hastings.
M It Mor::ari "
A?e:ilf;r ?st'!3:i.- iiitl KortSsern ELaiis:
GOOD TRAVELNG SOL1C 1TORS WANTED.
R. LIVIXJGSTCM frird Pxansin.i i I l & 3 O V V h
FALL
AND WINTER GOODS
1871
O f r,i rn
1871.
O"
I
LA
Everybody, and more
tar
To buy
at
1SJ" E "W
STOOK OF DRESS
Aro now on ciLilitioa at the New York Store, at
alieaiiou to our new
DRESS-GCODS. PBINTo,
DELAINS, lilNGHAMS.
BllOWN SHEETING.
HLEACHED COTTONS,
BALMORALS. CARPETS.
CLARK'S NEW THREAD,
COTTON VA .S BOOTS AND SHOE
of til kiads and price to suit cur numerous customers. large stock of
GROCERIES,
hardware,
qleensware,
woo den-ware,
glass Ware,
yankee notions,
hats and caps,
Hontli &icle 3Jlaiu Street - - Xunsbcr
PLATTSP&UTH,
nil
HE RAILROAD TICKET OFFICE
Si
CO.,
Tobacco a!vavs on ha
LOOM t cn vs.
EG.
riutBiiutu, Xehnij-ka.
LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS
JfOK - FOKFEIT
mT v n
S I
C?i5lribialiois IPIsiss.
Poli'.'y kolJer.- L::vc no intercrt
" " Kis.its.eo
:ei iiiiJ iridiiccL'iciiti to the
11 A Calkin?, tletieral Ace.rt,
W E Harvey. Con.retuarj,
T Allurd, Attorney.
H L X-wte.an Leavenworth K
W E Oheia'oeriaiii. " "
T A Herd.
E IS Allen.
0 A Vrry. Weston. Mo.
W Veal, Tpeka, Kansas.
J M J'riec Atchison, Kan.
V it StcWiins, "
Louis. J j
"
18 71
CROWDS ! i
too, are going to
their
Tas
Y O KI STOEJI
The best aal most coiuplete
.f !f rt
greatly reiuocd prices.
styles of
We call particular
OaSS CO., KeB
LOCAL
The transfer lauding lias been remove 1
to main street, wh .re the first cars were
landed this morning.
Mrs. Crocker & Co Lave just received
Ladies call and sc.; them.
A sweet potatoo ju.it handed us by A
; C. 'IcMaten, which weighs Vfos Kijz.,
looks "good enough to cat!'' Who : eats
it?
Tlia Y. M. C. a! of Council TJIuiTs
havj introduced a very sensible feature
into their festivals. They vote prize
brooms, etc., to the best house keepers
amonir their lady friends.
The Bee says it is no longer necessary
to disguize the fact that a dangerous ai.J
probably protracted conflict is impend
ing between the U. 1. railway and the
city of Omaha.
President Grant and .-ui(e passed
through Council Plu.Ta ye.-terday, and
Ihc-Kc--" to Galena, 111. A delegation
frn:n Omaha, met them at the Bluffs
and tendered them tho liospiia'ity of
Oi:iaha, but time did nc
vi.-iting that citj.
.ir
V'e have received the fallowing official
statement of Post Offi- e changes in Xe-bra-ka
daring the week ending Septem
ber 2:;d, 1S71.
Jvstatlished AMa, Hall county.
Thomas Mitchell, Postmaster.
Appointtnent Junius 7f. Imliia,
Postmaster at Roek P.luus Cass cjcnty.
Tho case of the city of Pi itt.-moira v.-.
Jo e; h b'chlator, which came up Left -re
ii i- n i . . . . i : i l :..
tne P.mee Court to-day, was deemed in
favor of the dtil-n.lant, as the prosecu
tion la;!d to Set loiih an I prove wliere
defendant was doing business.
A large number of our citizens are dis
appointed at the resuJt, as it was gen
erally understood that this case would
ueeuie tut
validity
f ih
e orumimce:
3Icssrs. Smith it Draper appeared as
City Counsel; Messrs. Fox and Po'.ten
t'cr fur defence.
V. V. Leonur.l has returned, v.ith re-
ni'Weil vi "i-r frr.ni 1 1 1 - iv .fosji tii-! to
lit. . . . .t.; ..i.. :
i 'a lie cnare, :or a snmc i;me o.Kfi;. i.ia
; Art (ja..ery, wnere he is pivjtared t j :o
uil worii m .iiis i.n a superior m u:-ri-T,
and on the most rcas -nabb; terms.
Call and see him and get a prairie dvd
A Mr. Peed, reading ct Omaha Junc
tion, and connected with the tian-fer at
that idace, was st-tiously injurt d ye.-terday
afternoon. The team that he was
driving, becoming frightened M the cars
ran away, throwing him out, breaking
his shoulder l.' ide and otlieiwise injur
ing him. He was brought, down on the
4 p. re. tr-in yesterday, to this city,
where the ncec.-snry medical a: 1 was ob
tained, and a-, the time cf wrilmg we
under.-tan 1 lie is doing wml.
Me-;rs Croy & Ball of Dayton Ohio,
whom wo noticed some time since as go
ing west to look at the country, aud pro
bably eng.rre in the printing business at
some point in the State, arrived at this
city to-day, 0:1 their return ea?t. Tlm.-e
gentlemen expre.-s themselves highly
pleased with the country, and have se
cured a quutiiy of land near tho juric
iion of the P. & M an I U P. railroads,
and think they will.engage in stock rais
ing, or some other paying buuness, lbr
they conclude Nebraska is alroa 3y ovcr
lun with newspapers.
THAT i:m VUV..
It is heieby stated, that C. V. I.yn:-ai
proposes to and will build the bridge, on
Main street, cheaper th in anyone e
has offered cr would build it, and for the
bem-flt cf any who may not see how, I
will state that the first bids wore respect
tivcly as follows. Prongor, !?'. -; C. V.
I.yman, $I,9oO; Walter V.'liite, JST";
V'lu. Uryan, $1,150. All bids were for
city ciders in payment, except Bryan's.
After bids were opened, an 1 Dryan's
was uncovered the lowest, tho contract
was offered bins, and as he failed to
agree to articles of the contract the job
was offered to Walter White, if ho would
do it for the fame figures Bryan had
offered to do it for. lie: rofu.-ed. ami tbc
job was offered to me, afar he had re- j
fused, not before; and I, finding the
citv would pav cash, and that I hal not
to remove the debt is fr-m the cul'.-.f, !
offered to build the bridge for i 1 .4vi j
cash, and so propose to do now, which j
h J.;) lower than the lowcc t bid; and I j
hope to build a bridge that the city will
accept, if the Democrat don't.
C. W. Lyman.
Leonard has iat:o lueed a n?w feature
at his Art Gallery. To every person
getting a picture taken, he presents a
beautiful little prairie d-v-;, puppy; and
to parties having ft larger, or family
croupe taken, ho gives a full grown
prairie dog! Call soon, as tho supply
is limited of dogs, not pictures.
The rt span of the ItTll. brilge at
Omaha was tested yesterday and stoocd
with a deflection of only 2 inches.
The principal occupation cf the
rl
of the pciod" is said to be to tit at the j
-nd watch f'jr the "eoimug
man.
The alarm in New Orleans at the an
ticipated tidal wave is extraordinary,
arid all sorts of plans have been suggest
ed for preserving the city from direful
deluge.
mmm m mm iitj
"Whither are we drifting?" nervously
asks a Dmecra:ie eotcmporary. The
Greek name for the place is JlaJt..
Chica'o Journal.
A New Yoik dairyman expects to Fell
a 3000 pound cheese by announcing that
a $250 ring has boon put in the curd.
It is said that if a tree is felled while
in leaf, and allowed to lie until the foli
age wither, the wood will be the soonest
seasoned, and the leaves will draw all
the Eap before they die.
The first pair of India-rubber thoes
ever teen in the UY.ited States were in
1S2G. They were gilt, and pointed like!
the slipper. of the Chinese mandarin.
TsTTP,'
out
boots
and shoes for the- solo benefit of tho
ro-
eipiouts.
There is a painful impression that
there are too many "colonels." At
least one in every ten thousand of the
.1. . , .:' ,.! U.. 1 ..
maud not even a command of las. '-uj -a
. llaleigh, N. C, is excited over a hoa
) herj'cru li-eeiit'y wen in the river uear
j that jouee. It' has l-een suca by teveral
very tru-t worthy geiitlcnicii, v. uh small
lambs and pis in its jaws, having seiz
! ed them when at the writer-edge drink
iDg.
an Francisco ha.-! Cfiy-ono miilion
aiivs with fortunes running from one
la'Iiio:) to ten millions of dollars; ten are
w.,i th tliree (juarters of a million, and
sixty-cne hair' a million and upwards
Napoleon's old soldiers are almost as
plentiiul as v asLington s coachmen.
At Kenoslia. is., there is a veuerai.lo
man, Peter Christman, who crossed the
Alps with the redou table Corsica?!. His
feet were dreadfully' frozen, and have
troubled him ever tduec; but hid devo
tion and cr.thu.iasiu to Napoleon are
still irrepressible.
Tho boys are advised to get their
smoked glass n ady for the next eclipse.
It will come elf in June, l'jol, and vuii
) o total t'arojgh a largo part of the
ddted States.
Never give up when you are liuLt. A
frown i only a mu-ctilar contraction and
eamjut la.t hng. A laugh of derision i
but the modified barking if a cur. If you
can i o laughed out cf the poid, or the
good out of you, you are weaker in in
tellect than the t.n-. whn.-e argument
an I.uil'aw, and whe -e !o-;ij is ;i spi er.
A little X-tnviik f mr year oM was lis
ter.'mg, or. Sunday last, to a IJif.It- stury
f Klijah and the leafs. The s.tcAy Was
illtratei with a jdctufc of tho venera
ble P.iij-h going out l-areheadi-d, the
beais coming oat of the w.,od.:, et:
The little one looked at it and imtoedi-
a'.eiy .-oue out, rain, miv U;i;u i ne
, ,.at ()! 'lhcn th ' v.,jUjja-t havc
h.-..!icrcJba!d-h.-aded."
V. imie-muca, Caliibrnia, has been vis
ited by an iu.meu.-e bird supposed to l.e
a member of the : ut fmoily.- Tho
attention of tho editor of tho W'ir.ne
li.uea lirj!.(er was called to the visitor
! v hi hearing some oisoe-xelaim. 'l!ovly
Mother, see that cow with wings !''
The ll'-r.ihl says thr;t Mr. Potteugcr,
cf Cass, has been retained to go to Jjin
to!n and close the polls. Mr. Potteugcr
anived her.; yfcstor.I.-ty but .said our ty!e
hire was all "iiunk" and rceimii.eiide-d
t!;at voting be kept up viaorou-iy for at
h'a.-t a week, or until Jj'Fautpai Court
has emite in witli it's returns. Li.ico'n
Jvltntrtf.
Daring a jocont aiiniver.-ary meeting
a reverend gentleman who was occupy
ing the position of chairman who wa-niad-a
the subject of an exhaustive cul.ty
by oueoftlm speakers. Hi 1 life v.a
reviewed fro in the e.radie, iropectivelv
wed to the
crave. Willi unoouri'ie
admiration. The revi rend bore it with
a gravt; fie.?, and at the c'.i.-e. leaning
to.vard a neighbor, in- whi-j) -reii: "Now
I know jus: how tri i Idle c ikes ie-11 whet:
icolas-os is j ourd over them."
An old. ladv eettiii 1 if the cars nt
Ilartloid. Conn.
on
attracted
the attention of a policeman, who ten
dered his aid, i hen the ol.l l.uly pep
p.ivd him in the ribs, with her timbrel
la, and .-harpely f tilth quized, "Vlear out
you bigamist, you shan't touch tie."
She ha 1 redthe papers.
In n speech before tho Town Metho
dist Convention the other day ilev. Mr.
Skinner asked, "What must the Al
:it'"kty think to see an immortal soul
playing cr.i iucrr'" I Jr.
Passing i yi u l the sil'ine-s and ir
reverence of this, w,' would like to hear
from Mr. Skinner his opinion cf what
the Almighty must think to see an im
mortal soul outiim a vailar legged chick
en JJajj'.oii Jam ual.
A certain caravan orator at a fair,
alter a long yarn, de.-criptive of wjiat is
to be seen inside, generaly winds up by
saying, "Step in, gentlemen, .step in.
'fake my word for it, you will be highly
delighted when you get out'"
The mummy-cloths which enfold the
embalm.! Kgypti.tnsi of ioag-
:one aec-s
1 method
t j bvj
in. n woven ai;ei
for which a Briti.-h Luanufaeturer sought
a J aten: in 1S;'1 A brother in the art
began 10 weave linin in the same man
ner, and refusing to buy a thars in the
pati nt or to givo a royalty, was sued by
the patentee. Mis defence was that the
method was not modern, and in proof
Im produced a Sec of linen from an
Kgpytiau mummy. Tho patentee lost
the suit.
The Vinton Etjlc offers his hat to
any one who will beat this iiom :
". M. Lewis', of Jaek.-on towu-hi,),
sewed twelve bu-hi-is of oats on five
acres of ground, and threshed fr liui
di "I "ltd jifty-jlvt b ' t fVi his har
vest, being uitictj-onc bushels to the
acre.
flive iu the open, frank, fall and
vividly marked countenance, which be
speaks a cheerful, ingenuous, energetic
and manly soul within, that despises sel-l;-!i,
ingratitude and meanness ; a soul
that loves its kin!, and sympathizes
a:;iilCus ibr th 0" exten--'ir.n of human
attainments : n soul full of a lofty en-
ius, and a nolle moral energy, ready
for every goo 1 word and wo; k. In f.ne
a cheerful and enterprising spirit, solicit
ous to advaueo mankind in all that en
ables human caracter, an 1 fits man for
peace on earth, and joy in heaven. We
like this plain hides to the soul-
It is a real blessing to have one in the
family who is sensitive to the ludicrous.
There are enough to reflect the sad side
of life, and its irritable -ide, and its so
ber side. We need one or more to show
the mirth that often trembles just be
low the surface of painful things. A
real, impetuous laugh dissipates many
illusions, sweeps the twilight out of our
imaginations, and brings honest daylight.
But it mu.-t be real. No dry, hacking
laugh. It should be spontaneous, out-
bursting, lrresistiMe, lntcctioes. e
have seen men fall to laugh who had not
heard the cause of mirth, but on'v had
caught thecontagion of the men's laugh
ing. It is hard not to laugh with men
who are iu earnest about it.
I sometimes go mui:ig along the
street to sec how few people there are
who.-e faces lok as though any joy had
come down find sung iu their souls. I
can see the lines of thought and of care
and of fear money lire.s; shrewd, grasp
ing lines but how few happy lines.
The rarest feeling that ever lights the
human face is the contentment of a lov
ing soul. Sit for an hour cn the steps of
the exchange in Wall street, and you
will beheld a drama which is be tter than
a thousand theaters, for all the actors
arc real. Beecher.
As forrests diminish, other material
than wood nre found to take its place in
many of the practical arts. Ihus in
bhip-building we are no longer depend
ent on the live oak; iron is found to
make more durable fhips, capable of
standing heavier storms, than those of
wood. We have iron bedsteads (though
Og had one long ago), iron chair?, iron
Louses, occ.
Loathor wodJinys a'C in vogu
West. The lucseuts consist, of
1). II. WUKhLKR
c
- 1
1T FOOT OF JIL-1LY STREET
Wholesale ,t Itetail Pollers in
f lard ware and Cutlery, Stoves,
TINWARE. HOP'S,
IRON, STEEL NAILS AND
Keep on hand a Large Stock of
CILlilTL.il O.IK,
BUCKS TEXT,
CHICAGO, EMPORIA,
LOYAL CO OK
And Other First-Class Cooking
STOVES,
A!! kin-Is Of Heating Slves.
Coal cr Wood kept on hand.
JOB WOP K OF ALL KINDS DO Nil.
M OLISE-
Stirinir aud l3reikinx I'lows
At ITct Ccs; for Cash.
Our prices are aj lw us any house in the
...le. Liauloit.
yi v -!ts.
StJJtt.
'",.i:: 1 respectfully ii'f'r'n the citiz t.s
Piat :.-iiiool !i and vieiuity that he has op
1 ..-pei.sary a! Omaha. Nebra.-kii. w ho '
lient.seaa ,-et reliable trean:ciit lor all dd
i'urticui.ir attcu;ivu v aid to
All JJiL'l6:ii t:f 'he Ltin:?.
s"hnia. Bronchitis. Cc-n.i:ranli jn,, Kruption
Uravcl. i'araiyatsj. Loss of ou-e, 'akelul;t o.s
l'evcr. Sores, ltheaiuati-ii!, (iuitre,
Mcurulnia. Tu-iuois, iia-rihu-.t.
lrop.-y. Ca
tarrh, e'eid
i'eet
and
Hands, Pd-liou-uess,
Ijseast 1
ICi'ii.ejs. Ety.: ptlas. Xrr
Tcc.s Oci re: ,-iuii. lij -spcp.sis, Co--t;ve:ie-s.
Liver J.i.ij'l;! :ut. Sfiiiir,.-!i
WeeSi.e.-.scs. ail Private ii.-.asLS, I lijijj- of the
Weiab i.Ti 1 all Female comploint.-. , H-nrf D's-o-m.
Svoiien .loiats. CoUjtLS-, Clout, VVLittj
Swell itiW. St.. Vitus luace ii'.
'i iie- lloetor is peruiaaeutly located and will
I'ay i.artioular utteution.
(';?(' ti uul Surjcri',
and r'd ettppretvions rnd Irrefrnlaritics. and all
oth;-r ile i--es peculiar tj women. Per.-ons who
hace been uti'I-.'; treataien'. of other physi iac.s
and have no! oceii cured, are iavited to eali as
I euro all private diseases co matter of how
Iocs Ftar.din', and cur'.s
OJurnnUed or SO PA 1.
Call ant see the Doctor vrithou; delay. His
ehiTKes arc moderate and eon 11 1 1 ;i i i. i: s free.
.Ill e on nr.; ii icat ions strictly eon tide I in I. Iis
pciif irv and eon uita ti.oi room No. Llo F imam
street, c.rner Foiirteee.!). Oilice hours from S
a in., to li v ia. i 0. Jiox No. I.eTJ jyl.'l-.viy
S T.A.
lVIEAT market
the u:dei:Igxi:: has opcld tiih
STAR MA RKET.
At his new frtnrrl On JIa in Street, bei-.vecu tth
aud 5th south side, vh re he is ready
to serve a.l hi.-old customers, mid
as niacy Ke-.v ones as may e
hiai a ea.il.
I keep oa hand nothiKS Lut the very
BEST OF MEAT!
HIGHEST TRICES PAID I'OP.
5 Contni Ms Tiiale for furaiijics lrge quaa -
Cat! on-1 see '
leoodiwlf.
A. G. II ATT.
iLTJAiIiB lilii!
100,000 FEET
!
The undersigned has ou hand a large ijantity of
COTTONWOOD LUMBER
tVUICH HE OFFERS AT EEASOSABLE FIOUEES.
FILLED
on short notice, acd for any size or length of
un.bir.
Rafters, Standings, Joists
an be had on thort notice. C.HEISIX.
cisterns Built anil RcckWcrk
Dcnb.
THE r.ndersirred i pre;.aredto tafcecontraet
for buildinK C:sff rns andfurni.-hitu all n-ej-ssary
inaterial. also to do any and aii kinjf oi
Hock work by contract, aud furnish ail mater
ials for same.
I hare a few acre? of choicely nd f rresi ences
nd 'evcral tu c.'-"5a lor alo on reasonable term
1 i JUSHPII LEAsLEl'.
K. T. 1't'Ki:
E3C3L
JLr JLi X 1ST
AND
B. m Y
Tr
VV W JCi. 3L2
DOSE UT
THE WD' 11
ANO
JOB ROOMS.
CALL ANJJ
J: X A M I N E
SPECIMENS
NOTICE
TO BUILDERS & OTHERS
THE PLATTSKOUEK STON
AND
Are rrcpared to zuppp the public with lime of
the best quality, at their works, at the rales of
Thirty cent per Bushel
And when barrelled twenty-Cvo centd extra
w ill be charged per barrel.
Order" can be left with J. W. Shannon, Platts
lU'iuth, Nebraska, or addresseil to theeubscri
beriljltlO. 1'lattSiiiOi.lh Xtb.
J. L. I. AM it. Frcs't.
Plutumuuth, Cloue anU Lliae Cu,
The Uuders-'gned has on ban .1 an ;
lla i ufktcturi&tp?
AUkindJof
COTTONV0 CD LLKEER
At bin Mills at the Ferry Landine at PlatUsinoulU
Orders Promptly Filled.!
Williiu Fuwi-uros.
JuuCSddlutf.
IL J. &THEIGI1T,
VOOK-SVLLEi;,
Slat doner i9 J'avai
AND PAFER. DEALER.
PI ATTSMOUTH, NZC.
eSepU't, d i'li'ir.nd w U".
TO Till: WOftKINC ( PASS.-C.'e are now
Mei aic.l to turio.-h nil ela-.-e.s woh eo:ist:i:.t
tinplo meut at home, tiio whole of llio time i r
for tho snaro noiment.s. ilu-iiii.ei new, iiitht
and prohtahle. I'fi-sons ofeithei-rex can e.ipi!
earn ian lilty ceat.s to i e loli:irs !cr rveaiok
and a porpotionul cum by devolintr their wiiol
time to the husine-s. poys and Kil ls earn uciirly
as much as 'ecu. lh.it all whose" tl. is i,.,t.o
ma fend tin ir iid.lrc-s, and tc.-t lh" liiisine- i
we uialio tl.isuni iirall. icd olli r. To mt h in ur
iiot well s:it i-lied v.-wiil sen. I ..lie .lol I ar to p.. y
for tho trouble of writiini Pull p.u ; icalars. a
valuable .sample w he h will oo to l ommeii' m
wo; k on. and a i-oj.y oi' 'i hr I V o; ' ( uwjuinit.H
oi'eol'the laritct. at.d l.;vt f.:i-i'y t;ev.-iiap t-publi-l.eJ
all sent bee !v Mail. !tciaer, it
you want ju naeaaut. prolitaole o.l:,
Add teal
F. C. AI.I.PX A CO..
A Maine.' ut ux
UNION PACIFIC kailil'ja;.
Until further notice trains will IcuVO ar d ui
rivo at Omaha us follows :
L.cae Arrive
Pxpress 11 ' I a. in. I r.xpresi p. n.
Freight ''' a. hi. 1 Fieialit s l'iu. i.i.
Mixed C:'j0j- la. Mivc.l S.'JJ p. ui.
IHreet conn "et ion made at Omi-ha wit n 'hi.n -po
.V X. V.'. Hi-i'1-..a.l; e hicu-o. li. 1. .V Pa.-itl.::
t hica-o, Piirliic ton .v .'io. K. il. U.. and U.is.
City. St. Joe. ,V C'-.-iliieil Pialld Jl.iilroaiis. Fre -liiont
w ith stac s tor Lincoln and We. I Point.
AtCheyi ne w ith petiver I'acitic It. K. t .r Ji-!i-ver.
Central City. Santa Fe an 1 poin'- in C !.!. i.
do au I New .Mexico. At Jiryan. w it'i atvres lor
the ttre.it Sw cetw-aler luioic;: 1 i...-i r.-ls. At u
den. with Ftih Central It. It. 1. r S ill 1 ake and
Southern I'tah. imdC. P. K. K. for Cori itnii-,
Virginia City. Helena, White- Pine, Sa raiiieiilo
San Frnn-i.-. o, iiiol rin-inl -i t i u Calilorniti
X"vad i. Ida!" i. Oregon and Wiishit.ctiin.
Tickets for sale at tho company V olTico corner
FamhaiU uud 'Jth sus aiol :it lciol uiiiu.
T. H. .-sb W--1 . Ccu'l oupt.
T. I-Kimball C.en'l I'ass. Aitetit.
W, V. Thompson. Ass't 1'asseiiKer Airci.t, Omaha
Horss Doctor and Veterinary
Surgeon.
Mr Fred. Ol;. an r.vperien.-e llm-'o Doctor
yni 'eti ritia' y Miieon, i.n iocat d in Plat:.-.-inouth.
with oili.-e at lio llomu r Stabl.H. ho
has renle.l t v .;.oo luo loois .-t a la.-s im rocdi.it I v
ea-tol'lhe lbuitior -ti. ides, where he is luion
up all the c.oivcti cnci s for treaiitnr hoi.-e.. in
ttie taorl i lent ilnr manner. Me pr ipwes i.
cure any .1 is. :i.m w hi --i. norso 11 so is to ir to.
sin-h H i 11 nktbon.'. Spavin. Pi tnla. l'oll-rvil.
iil n.d uess, tie. lie ot only unl'-rtake., to
nun-horses, but will treat oi.e;l, aw, or tog
ether animal,
t.ull d.vwtf.
TUB LANa OWNER FOR 1871
A? an ad. i ti.-il. Lie'diuin. Tmt LaNDOvSU
stai. Is without an ej.-l it; tho country. 1!
beautifal print and fine eo-aviocH prohibit il
wanton Jc.-'ructioii, like lu 'st o'or paper, auc
it is kept for biudiujr nt the end o'tbtj year.
Its circnl.Oiou is ihromdiout tho l.'iii!. d SiniCi
and t'uiia-ia, and is iicTeasinar beyond all preeo
dtmt in t-.ie annals oi jounalisiu, Fhuvvin tlit
the public appreciate Ps wurih, 1 ts mios.-.i io.'i
and regular reader aro law land hohlers. i-el
estate- agents, bankers, -a:.italists iui i i-coni
-eekinif land invcOnents lor I'loney, p :!ir.n
!'..c In coiae-' the oi.ly iiietlii i.-i through Villi, h
pei.'onsl. iViiitflaaU tuiMtl a.i n audi piirchHseis.
As land i Ren nre- '"i r;ur ! -' ao il l-' ' io n 1 n 't
by the- erect ioi of bo c and . tiy e otici . . hi. ii
w c c' n-t.tnil illustinti-. ii is then lore iheu.o.-;
itviilable medium 1-r advert ii .it nil kind.-, of
bnii.lir. matt rials, tne tiards of urehitcei.', etc.
Subbscript ion 1 peranuuiu.
liiiiio ss cards of Ileal Kstiou A -rents insertetl
in iiie 1 t state Act nt. Directory, tiassifietl
l.y ci'.i. sun. 1 towns, not exceedinic four lines of
olid iionpariel tvp". Slo per year, which aJ
includes eoi y of tiio i.ujtr. ihig ia ishe uio
impoi tai.t leal ni : of tho journal, a thl direo
tory now euibraci s a inujoi ity of the iidme't
lirmsot the country, undid conveuieiit tor ic
forenee, Ad ertiseuuiit P ss than quarter e.'lcuiu U'
cents per line solid nonpariel typo J ..iit ji ;ai
matter .7'eei: pt r line lea Id bi e-,i, r yp.
All bills f.r advoril. in iu V o ' eviji n a-tt
pnyabK Quarterly iu a Nai i:- '1 ro;i..t;t iol
Vt rti.-cmen s i.'iu-t be a'- o:'ipi:it-.l br too e;;?1!
lo insure in o-rlion i i t Miceee.'.infr is'ie.
Terms for spc i ! places, prices of Cattooos.
1'inrriiviiii.s "f ea.l tii.c's, e'.c., bent ou upl 1.. a
tiou iiy mail.
AiDUK.-S,
J. M. wini; L CO.,
PubliLi-b ot'et". tM, ijwsm.
e.'liic.io. li
HUMAN MISERY!
Jut Publltfln-ti, in a nrul U ciict 'ope. Pi'lt c Oc.'a.
A t.eetiiro on tho Ntt'ore, TreH'tnent. and
P. a die:-, i ( -I'.ro t.f Spe. n'Hit.iih'i'ii, tr .M'li.iiotl
Weukiit-t-s, I nvo! v n'.irv i.uii-.-ioiir, Sexuivi 1 'e
ld! ;ty, a rid 1 Mpc I out nts to M at riaif -i jceuera 1 1 v;
Nervoiisne, I 'or.sa e 't ion, Mpilepsv-. i.nd Fio;
Mental aud PUisieal I uc.i pacity. resulting 1'roln
n-lf-abu-e. lJ.v Po .ert J. C-e I v ei Weil, il.
Dr. author of the 'itreen Itoi.k,' A'-..
The world ren on m d aa Jmr, in this ulirora
bl.i Lecture, clearly pion s Irom his own expt r
if tice that thonwltil eonse'i'ienec t.f sell-a'ti "
may be eiie -tually lC.uovcd v.ithout nied icint s,
and without dnngcrou f'jritical operation, bou
tties, instrumc:nts, rin;' or eoidials. poinhnir
out a tno li; ol cure at once certain and e'l. e! m. I
by which every coherer, no maOer w hatbis cot -ditiou
lany be, may cure him.-elf eheaply, pii
vatcly. and r.-iilically. 'I 1 is lecture will prove a
hot n to t housuiids and tfiousMnils.
Sent u mler seal, to any l lre-s, in a plain
sealed envelope, on the rcjcipl of tix eenl. or
to postage st imp. Also Dr. t.'ulvrwo l'
'inarri.'ye guide,' price Zj ecu n. Adire j
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