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1 (,c-,v,WV t;. J aw J II BUTTERY WOOLC3ALB AND RETAIL XmiTGi-CUST I rp.Vi?!pe nd h-j on bnd fat the did stand of White & liutteiyfl) Feu tu wide Jlsin Street. rinUfioout'i. Neb- THE LARGEST AND Most Complete litock of Prae. Medic'cra. Paint". Chcint'ca Lerd. Varnish. Cont Oil. Fish Oil, M ichina Oil, Oirrlinjr Oil. Cantor Oil. Ncatslbot Oil. Vhnle Oil. Linwd Oil Lard Oil. Essential Oil, Cod Liver il. end a lare viri.ty o tiorf. Perfumery Fan-vy and oilet Arti-!?g Essences. Fl;i Torinij extract and all PATENT MED. CINE? 1 Pooh ui J:!Ill-'s Coo's Aycr'. s vil!e's Hairs Christie's Mc I.uin'.i. Morse's, Jtakrr"? Wear's, YiYi.-jlU's. V;ike 5c!d, tinysott V. i'l.riy iJuvis It ."r,.-k".-. i'ctitt's, Mrs. Win-low's Ir. vViii ell's Ito-ieiiir's. 1'rake's V"i.!':i!t'i-"s. tV -i'o a:nl ol the mot p-polar Patent Meoi-iues ia use tit the present d iy. Brandies Wines and Whiskie !f the Pot firades and qualities, strictly for Moai.iii purpose. COWESTIt DYES. 7 He 1 fc R-. ir.-.n. Plii. Black. An ilirco. In dii". Madder. Kxtriet l.o-.vi-od. L'ry Wood. . c. in fact fvt rj tliinj (.Lit is t: rde 1 :;i I iiodiuj or Mciie;d Hue. Fhisicians' Perscription. r.r'Tol'v cv u pounded arid I ut up at all hour All Drug wa. rente 1 fre-h and pure. C.'iil be f jt puyiiifr, and ste what I have to sell. Platttti'.DCth. Feb. Coth.diwtf. We are cpenin an Unusually attractive Stock of all and Whiter goods, purcl :as Ary largely aiid Low down. We buy from first Class houses, invariably For ca";h, aril have all The advantages of trade, And Fropose to give our Customers good? at Prices we know must Please. I Come, And bo convinced that Our slock is complete And the place to purchase ions. I;ot?, Shoes, Groceries, u-C, Is at Clark &, Piuinmera Main Street opposite Creeks J louse PUttsmouth. Fire Insurance Co. or i.oxDo.v, K-tilliIicd A D. 1S03, .iplta! end C?h Accumulations. Ten fdiSllon Dollars In 6c!d. Chicago IjOvk all Paid DOLLAR i-Oi: DOLLAlt. Th reputation and etaadin whio'-i thiscoin ri" lias fooured during the fixti-nino years jt has trii5uet d busine-3 throughoa. the world, together with ihe larg and undoubted securily i' ouers tor ail its ob igalions. claims for it a khare of tho pub ic patronage. Policies issued and looses paid by " II. E - PAIVIES. Agcnr, riattsiaouth, Xcb. Xot.20. diwtf F. HODAPP House and Sin Painter, Graining, paper bargirig nr.d ornamental Painting. Croeti t-rpiop ly lilled. bhop u-rth ot Price's Black tauiit nop. oe7d3ui. H ROBERTSON Yholesale WINES LIQUORS AlCIIOIS Best quality of Cigars and All orders promptly attended to. AIN STREET. ONE UOOR WEST OF 1 1I MISSOURI VALLEY LIFE Insurance Company No. 70 DELAWARE STREET, LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS ALL POLICIES K0N-F0EFEITIK6 Iivilezia on the Contribution JPlan, Securing ths Greatest Pecuniary Advantage to the Tolicy Holders REASOiS FOR INSURING IN THIS COMPANY : 1st. This is a Western Company, manuKcd by Western men, whose known iinanancial charac ter, ability ii nd position, atiord ample guaranty lor its careful aud sucecsful management. 2d. lis Polices are all noiidiirfeilliix. 3d. Premium ail . It receives no notes and (rives none. Policy holders have no interest to pay. and r.o outstanding notes as liens upon their policies, 4:h. It has no restriction upon travel. .Vh. Its dividends are made upon the contribution plan. Clh. lteimsinesai.-? excluscivly life insurance. Arc trio afca:nr.lst:on cf interest upon premiums paid, hence the Company that loans its assete at the highest rato of interest can give you the largest dividend!, tio-stern companies invest their moneys at 6 percent., while this make its in vestments at twelve per cent, or more. The advnntase of eern investment to the policy holder appears in the following startling figures: The amount of fcl.OOO, invested forfiity years at t per ceiit. compound interest, is S19.420.15 8 " " " 40..'.H.d.-4 1 i " ' 117. a; i.H." i " " " " SH.I4.t0 It in obvious that f r.is eouiiany ofTers ereatcr financial advantages and inducements to the policy-holder thaaany other compuny'in exUianca OFFICERS . It 1 Mark at. President, D M Swan. Vico l'r-i I-nt. i)r J L Wtver, iled. x'tor. Ocoru A Moore, Secretary. J Juiier , A.s't -eirretary. 11 L iewtuan. Treasurer DIRECTORS. D h're. Leavenworth. Kan, HD MecUay, Lcaveviwcrta Kan .1 K t'i -lmrls. ,- " 1'MSvcnii, il K iI:!!!.mond " " W G C tlin. 11 Ediftnon. " " Jco .4 Moore, Thos t.-arnev. " " I) W JVwerr. f M .S;rii-kler. Junction City Ueo L lavis. St. Louis. Mo t'ha? Hntiinson, Lawrance, J Merri:t. W.HadUy. " K listings. " ff. Si. CT1LT9 (ien. Ageaatfor ebruskaaiiil ioriliern Eiausr.-.A GOOD TRAVEL W. SIAHSHALL, Agent. II LIVISOSTON. tied Fxamice CEDAR GREEK KILLS Is- in running order now. (-Wanted SOJO" bushels of Wheat. Pati.-'fuciion will to given to customers in irrindin r.nd sawmj. Flout. v.'trn uieal, uud Lumber, will be sold Cheap for Cash. Come one. Come ?.'!, and giv.- t e Cedii Creek Mill a tri ii. CHRISTIAN SCIiLCVTZ iroii . tsor. Oet. iUU wj y Weeping Water, Nebraska. ' CEA1.X33 IK ' S General Mercliandise, -SrCH A3- DHY GOODS. UArHVAPxF. Q L" . K 2 6 7 A " E, HATS. CAP3 LOOTS. SHOES. NOTIONS, if., PINS AND COTTONWOOL LUMEFR, SHINGLES AND LATH. Wo are Acects for Wi.Icox &. Gifci'3 Sewing Machine 03 MARRIAGE. HAPPY Kelirl for Your? Men. from the eC-:i-:s ol Errors and Abuses in enrly lif-.-. .Man-h-o:l rutored. Nervous debility cured. lm ;e liitienio to T.Tarriue remove . New lcethoi i trc i::.ic!i'. New and rfiiiiirknble remedies, limits au J Circa! ir.-. st.:;t free, iu a?alcd euvel- " Addr-ss. IIOWAUD ASSOCrTION, No. 2 okU yiu::i j". mil: p ni . l'a. fv. J'.a. .tlyi "Luxuries of modern Travel It thfi-e days the tune of the Travel di Pub- If: h is hei'i i.ic e ceeai:!sly fastidious, la order to .,tan ine.r patronage, a ltailroad line iiiujt be ai.l3 to iisui o Gaiety, Speed and comfortablo transportatioii.Ly 1 c.-,s'.si:ig ihe necessary qua! h;ution? ol a cr.H-elass eqiipuic&t of coaches and locomotives, a solid road-bed and heavy iron Pullman's Pallaee bleeping cars. Puilmau's dining cars, a direct route, good connections and caretul manngeinent. Ibe Burlington route is making every effort to posse? all ihese qulitientions to a high degree, ud oifers a route to all points e.ist, we.-t. ne-rth rocth. by means of it3 coiincciions us tcdluws: i. At Omaha with the Paeitie roa is. J. At PUtUmoutb with the B. & M. R. Pv.. ia ebaaska. 3. At llinbarrr. wit?. thcSf Joseph Railroad for all points in Ksm-ub. Ac 4. AtOttuuiwa. with tha I)cs Moines Valley grid north .Miouii raiiroas. 6. At Burlington with the B-. C. S. Si M. K. R., for Davenport, -Museatine, &e. C. At Monmouth, with tun R. R. T. .t St. L. and Western Union llailroads. for Su Peui, and '. points in tho north, and for at. Louis and points j m the south. j 7. At Peoria, wtib the short line Blo;iiinc ton route to India napclis, Cincinnati, Louisville 1 and all points south and eji.-t. j a. At reoria. with tne i i x v. K. t;, lor Logan-port. Columbus. tc. t. At Mendott, with a 1 tha Illinois Central. 10. At CHICAGO, with all Trunk lines for the East. No better advice can bo given then, than to Ta1 the Burlington Koute." dtf. Pkrsins' New School Book, "The Mia Echo," i pronounc- ed the bcM work of its class for Ii i tho followi:! reasons: "The - ' -J s .Music is all new and tresh; evf ry piece is a well known House hold Melody 'uch as. '"Drired Olroin home." 'Write iiie a letter' 1 "Litio Brown :hurch.' etc. It V contains fticeas niany Song as enn be found ii other worn J he music is seieetea from sixty jtj lour sut uors, and are not Lllel up with one author's eotntosi ti us. Price 75 cents each, or $7.o0 per dr.E n Sample copies mailed to Teacher for 60 cent . Liberal arrange meats for intro VA duction. Address. J. L. PETERS. SCt Br9dn y. H. T. o -uivA.tgfcgrtxx.-t Juan m-UMJUU'tl Dealers ia AND BRANDIES WHISKIES, &c Tobacco always on E RAILROAD TICKET OFFICE hand 11 A Calkins. General Agent. W K llarvey. Con. e ctuary, T A Hurl, Attorney. II L K'wmnn LeavenwortbK W K Ciiemberlain. " T A Hard. " " E l Allen. C. "trry. Weston. Mo. (f W Veal. Topeka. Kansas. J M Price Audi iron, Kan. V II btcbbins, " I. TORS WANTED. P f.Jl T TSM O U Ti i Weeping Water Nebraska. DEALERS IN Dry Goods, roo ric, xiidware. Jucenswaift, iiuotd. nn 1 Shoes, j llats. a;;i t'.ip?. ! AvricaUnval Imidiment? of all kindr, Vcirar j ''1 X L" CuitivKtors. I'ai.in Ct-ra l'iantr ! 'Jrani'itonr ami Princetou Plows. ,S:c tc cdtnt. v;ruir, all of wk'cl: we oiler to tho publio at the j oCft retuil pives. 9tfOnr constant ai;n wi!l be to soil so !o-.t viil be to the positive advantage of every f r in the w stern Br 1 tr:il ;-ortiin o Cur! u"'v -o make this their headquarters for trad It El.l. P.P.OS. Lilt; v. c;:ir.r.:Ti: .A'c bra ska City, Ocneial Agent Dep't Northwest, Union Central Life O! Cincinnati Ohio, J. II. PRE-SON. , julylodiwtf Local Agcu J9TGTICE TO BUILDKItS OTHERS THE PLATTSOUTH STG.N'E AND LISAS COEV2PAPJY, Are prepared to suppl the public with lime of the best 'quality, et iheir works, at the rates of T hirty cent per Bushel And when barrelled twenty-live cents extra will be (.barged dit h.irrel. Onl.-rs can be left with J. W. Shannon. Plntfs tnou'li, Xet-r-'ska. or addressed to thesubscri- ocr liox Oi'J. Pialtsuioi'.tii Neb. , J. L. LAMB. Pres t. Plattstnouth, Stone and Lime Co, Fep 13dtwtf. DOCTOR WflETTII 017 i?t. Charles Street. rongr 1 .cated in St Louis than any Chren ' ie 'hysici:i'.. -o suceess'ully treats Simidc and ti mplicntcd Venereal Diense as to brini patient irora every .Stite. His bosniml .... opriutiiiics. a lit" liine exnerienee. with r.,, es' druss prepared in the establishment fu. E i - - . - eases iiiiren up ov otners. 00 matter who tail-a ed ; tell yo r pnva-o troubles. "onsultationl ree. ccnd two staoipa tr.r medic, tl essars.j MASKOon, Wovorihip, sent bj j Kflil. V) cents uch. both for 2.rcts. 100 puses.? Vll that the curious, doubt ul or inoai-it v i .vi.-h 'o know all aoiit Self-i,UutioaPreven-S ion. Marrii.-e Fvcry young man and wo-I 'nan ou'ht to read it as a warning Th m.r.l Ev.'ius d bi itated o.- partially imp d-nt are 'cienti-eally advised. dcc-2d wly II. J. STKEIGI1T, nOGK-SELLER, AND PAPER DEALER. st lliec ISssildlisjr. Pt ATTSHGu'TH, NEB. 59jurt 4 IzrbsDd w V, jr Kuaaugawr At the present writing Iluu-aiouiii is in tho epjj'njent of goavf sleighlnjr, jvhich makes our livery men look stoiling an happy. The Chicago papers arc pretty cener ally Jiscu3sing and urging an investta lion into the integrity of theciry ofJ5ei;ils. It is charged that the council are barter ing away their appointed power. The Post a-ks for a general investigation, not only into present appointments, but also into past transactions. J. Sterling Morton has "struck a new lead" in a political way, which beats all the "new departure," and "passive pol icy" idea. He sugtresds a way of beating Grant fur President, that we ad mit looks more like success than anything we have yet htard. He proposes that the "resolve" and "whereas" democra cy immediately assemble in National con vention and nominate Gr int for Presi dent. If that don t kill him we are at a loss to know what would. Sterling ought to know,' for he has been nominated by them! An exchange pays : "Men who do not believe in advertising are about the first ones to Hish to the editor when they get into a scrape, to get him not to mention it." We account for thU State of facts on the ground that the men who ''do not believe in advertising" are the ones who follow a business that iclfl not he'ir ailvcrtisiny ; hence they are perfectly correct in keeping it in the dark as much as possible. Keep away from the men who are afraid to advertise those who "do not believe in it." Sumner has introduced a proposed amendment to the Constitution of the United State?, which provides, that no person who has held the office of Ptesi dent of the United States shail bo there after eligible to that office; paid amend ment not to fake effect until after the 4th of March, 1S73. We saw 3Ir. Farmer acrain to-d:ty, and he stated that since yesterday eight more of hi cattle had died, ruakiug twenty five he has lost within the last five days. Two more ho was unable to find, and he believes that they are also desd. He only keeps them in the stalk field a por tion of the time now, and hopes to save a portion of the balance by si change of food. We are in receipt of the first number of the Lincoln D-ii'i Statesman, pub hshed at Lincoln Neb. by Randall & Smail. It '13 Democratic in politics, though of the passive order, and presents a very readable and neat typographical appear ance. The SchuyKr Register pays the 15. &, M. K. II. Co. the following compliment They have agents in every State in the Union, and in every nation on earth, who are alive to the interest of the road, and who .work up colonies for this State who settle along its line and on its lands. La.-t year they had frequent "Farmers' excursions from all the states in the Uni on to Nebraska and return for com para- J lively trifling rates, and manj- i'artsiern I who nad half an idea of eo.iiing to Ne braska took a dvantigc of the ch?ap rates of fare and visited Nei raska, were H'ruck with its beauty aud richness of soil, ai.d have since removed to our State and settled along thi3linj. The I.:co!n correspondent of the OiJitih Republican, in this mui nine's issue, says : "The indicarinn are strorse that a quorum will jratlier here on 9th of Jan uary, and the Governor will then call a n extra session. -Married On Thursday, TVc 14th, at the residence of Perry Walker, by Rev. J. Swarts, Mr. Win. T. Cannon, to Miss Alta M. Sayles, both of Cu -s coun ty, Nebraska. We would call especial attention to the prospectus of that splendid weekly the Scientific American. No mechanic, in ventor, fi.ru'.er. engineer, chemist or man ufactnjer can do without it. After a long discussion, the House has finally passed an apportionment bill, which the Senate will probably not in sist on amending. It fixes the ratio of representation at 133,000 inhabitant", without which no new State is to be ad mitted, thus cutting off lor the present Utah, Colorado, and New Mexico. The membership of the Hou-o is fixed at 283, taking one representative each from New Hampshire and Vermont, and in crca-ing the representation as lo!!ows: Illinois, five, tho largest gain of ail, making its total nineteen ; Massachu setts, New York, MarylanJ, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Ala bama, Mississippi, Ohio, Kentucky, Tennessee, Indiana, Arkansas, Califor nia and Minnesota, one each , New Jer sey, Pennsylvania, Georgia, Texas, Cali fornia and Kansas, two each ; Iowa and Michigan, three ; and Missouri lour The bill provides that no State tdiall be hereafter admitted without a population great enough to entitle it to cue repre petative upon the new basis. The Nebraska Lnml Arjcnt for Decem ber is out, full cf choice read ing matter. This sheet isdoinK much advertise the State, and is being ex ten sively copied by real estate papers in oth er parts cf the world. Mr. Farmer (wrongly printed yester day, as Palmer), called on us last evening aod stated that eight more of his cattle had died, and that several more would probably be dead by this morning. There seems but little doubt now thar the disease is caused by the cattle eating too hearty of dry corn stalks which con tained more or less smut. Our readers will recollect that some time since we pub'i-hed a statement fr.mi the Fremont Tribu.ie that a number of cattle had died in that vicinity from the same cause. In the sections of country visited by the hail storm. last summer, this smut i" found in considerable quantities. Mr Farmer proposes to remove his cattle and sec if he cannot cheek the disease by changing their feed. These cattle were all young, tha lots is a severe one III' Sih. There are nrny people who are of opinion that tha Legislative adjournment was to the second da' of January. This L ;s a mistake lne Adjournment was to the ''Sfcowt 7utsil;tts" which is tho Vzh day of January. OPES TO BEATRICE. The O. !t S. W., in connection with the Ii. & M. at Crete, is now open, and regular trains from this city commenced running last Wednesday. This gives our city direct daily connection by rail with all the rich farming regions of the Blue river country, the thriving towns of Beatrice, Crete, and the entire coun try west along the line of the B. & -M. SIOCS! IIOUS!! We are paying tho highest market prices for good fat hogs, delivered in Piattsmouth, ou foot. Farmers having fat h-.gs will consult their interest by calling on us before. selling. VaI.L7.RYS & RCFFNER. Dec. 21. 1S71 wtf. S.tril'Eb BOYD, The friend of Dr. Marvin's patient, has been arrested on a charge of Man slaughter, an! his examination w as set for 1 p. ui. to-day. He was arrested on a telegram from Miss Oliver's brother. He was admitted to bail in the sum of $x.OOO, for his appearance at the exam ination, two of hi3 brothers promptly furnishing the bail He has been pay ing attention to Miss Oliver for nearly two years, and when t lie left her home '"or Omaha it was generally believed tha she went to get married to Boyd. WHOLESALE. Two or three good exclusively whole sale houses are badly needed in this city. It certainly requires no extended argu ment to prove this fact, and yet it seem that it is not fully comprehended by the men who have the trean.j "to embark in business of this magnitude. The exten sion of the B & M. II. 11. into the in terior makes this point especially desira ble for wholesaling A single whole sale Grocery House ia this city would command almost the ertirc trade of tho interior of the South Platte country, which must go elsewhere unless there is a harbor for it here. There is. no reason why rbttts mOuth thoul j not furni.-h goods to all the merchants 0:1 the lino of the B. & M , or within reach of that road. Goods can be sold here as cheap as at ;ny placo west of Chicago, and all it lacks is for souse man with sufficient means to take hold of it ii. a 51. k. 1:. xr.a;: isu t. This excellent ro?td is reaching its iron arms out into the interior of Nebraska. Since our last issue they have completed a line from Crete down the Blue to Beatrice, and will, on the 1st of January, commence running regular trains. They have also the control of the Omaha and South We.-tern B B. and will, on and after the 1st of January, run trains on that road in connection with the trains on the main line. Great credit is duo the ofileers in charge of the ron 1 for (lie piompt r.nd gentlemanly manner in which its hui-iness is conducted, and par ticularly to Col. Thus. Doanc, Chief Engineer and Sup't, and V. W. 1). llol hrooi", his able a-f i-iant. No r A i-e-:t of the Missis'-ipp" is b-MVer bnlit or better managed thin this. J&srly the coming sa.-nn connection will be made with the Union Pacific B. ti. at Ci t;ear Ft. Ke; rney. The truck being already graded and a large force of men being now at woik putting in the LiweesPary bridge across the Platte river. As this road progresses westward opening up the country, so will our country be settled and developed by the numerous hardy emigrants who come among us to make a home for them selves jnd their families. Ac6 Land Ajct. In the Omaha JJerall of last Wed nesday we find the item from the L:n coin Sf'ittsniaii relative to the confirma tion of State title to the Salt Lands, to which is appended the following, as cdito tial : '"It seems to bgin to appear that Morten lias some rights there which ail parties are bound to respect. And it af fords us reat satisfaction to note the fact, and to indulge in the hope, that before many months he will have acquired a perfect tit'e. and organized the Lincoln Sa'f. Com pa try, With ftd. Creiirhfon, President 'I hen a million of dollars of capital will be invested in salt manu facture, and all States west of the Mis souri will be .-alted by Nebraska. Then Texas beef w.ll be packed in our salt and near where that salt is made " The next item fallowing thj above an nounces that "J. Sterling Morton is in the city, and has called at. the IhraU sanctum." It did not require the latter statement to convince any one familiar With Morton's style of writing that he had been in the "'.' sanctum." Dr. Miller has carefu'iy abstained from any endorsement of Morton's claim to these salt lands, and had he been at home we doutt if Sterling could have secured the insertion of the above Miller knows of the rascality, and does not dare to endorse it. Geo. L Miller has arrived at home, and brother Frost will retire from the editorial chair of the I'erahl. Miller con firms the news of the depots, transfer, etc , of the U. P. at Omaha A KHjtpy Itetrt. Unitariansgent.'i aily believe in the div inity brt not in the deity of Chii-t. It is said that on one occasion a couple of evangel c:i I ladies went to labor with the Rev- J. May on his hereby in that par ticular. lie met theni very kindly, and his bcamini; fare and cordial manner quite confused th m. At last one of the ladies said. "We have come to you wiib. n uic-s-nre from the Lord !" He blandly replied, '.'There is no one from j whom I should be so glad to h-ar. Do ! tell me what it R" After a lon-r pau e, ; one of them began with, "Mr. May, I have heard that you no not believe iri the divinity of Jesus Christ." "Mr. May immediately responded: 'You never heard that fpm tho Ijord, for the Lord knows I do." Til excellent ladies found they had mistak- n heir mission Ace rdinsr to the Hartford paper, the jail of that county is so shabby that the prisoners ate " ashamed to stay in it. They threaten to hold an indignation meeting." Mr. Cook, brother-in-law of Gen. Cunningham, is in the city on a visit There are some indications of snow this evening. Falls Ciiy. Neb., Dec. IS. 1S71. Editohs Herald : Seeing I am vis iting nearly every locality of note in our State, this winter, and have an opportu nity of noting any items of interest that may come under my observation, I may report them anon to your interest ing paper. I hit Piattsmouth on the 15th inst,, for this place, where I am taking orders for one of the completest Family Bibles soU in our land : but design returning to Piattsmouth to spend the Holiday, and also to enjoy the fine Masonic Festi val and public address by P. G M. R. W. Furnas. As near aslcanlearn.it v'.il be the Masonic gathering of this ju risdiction on this St. John's day; and as brethren from vaiicus portions of the State will be there, I would be much pleased to meet a general gathering of the citizens of my town, to witness the public installation of tho officers of Plait-mouth Lodge No. C, and especially to hear the address referred to above. The trains on the K. C- St. Joe. & C. B. R. R., are well patronized for the time of the year. Between Bigelow station and Ru!o, a ilUtance of ten miles, by stage, 1 saw what cur driver calls a volcano. It has been burning steadily over three months. A crate filled with a volume cf smoke warns one of approach or any attempt to ascend the summit. Calculation has been made, and it is ascertained that it will become extinct about twelve months from this time. It is near the "Big Lake," in Holt Co., Mo. As one looks at it he is filled with wonder, and seems surprised that wher- they tore that old mill down they did not the.n fire that "pile of saw dust." Tho novelty of the crossing of "Old Mudly," s.t Huh), is entertaining. A cut through the ice, one foot wider than the eld "flat," conducts you for once straight across the river. A man on the right aud auother on the left walk on the ice and push the boat and its load across. The next item of interest to tho trav eler is a seat in the dining-room of the "Ohio Ilou.-e," in Rulo. This house is kept by Messrs. Davis &. Van Lot t, and I see they spare no pains to make trav elers comfortable and at home. I am now borne in a fine 'bus to the depot of the Atchison & Nebraska Railro.d. This depot is evidently a temporary af fair, as it is only a box car surrounded by a platform. In it we found a bag gage apartment, aa office, a stove, a waiting room, seats, &c., and whatever the traveler complains cf, he is sure to not complain of too much room. This road is running some very fine rolling stook, and is destined to do much to ward the development of this portion of our fine State. My home in Falls City is at the City Hotel, kept by T. J. Collins. Mr. C. is a jerfeet centleman, and his fashionable tables are well fii'c i with cheerful pat rons, lie, with his amiable lady, know ju-t how to make one fe 1 at home. The business men here stem to be a v id wake c'ass. They walk, talk and ati. as though they were in haste all the time, y our co; respondent regards them as men of good judgment, because they highly uppreciate and buy his misur-pa-sed "Home Bible." Farm products seem to be ranging here iu prices corresponding to those of Cass count v. Money is close ; yet the stock dealers and grain buyers relieve the pres sure, to an extent. Hoping to meet you and in my others at Fitzgerald's Hall on the even'ng of the 27th. I am c, A. J. Swarts. FRUIT TREES ! ! Sspjisaaa'tH Nursery, NEBRASKA. CJTY NEB. Fail of Eo.OCO Apple trees. 1 to 4 years Oid, 5 to 25 eta eaeh. 4 '''.'j Fear trees, 1 to 3 years old, 10 to 0 tts each. 3.000 c'herry trees, 1 o 3 years old, 10 to 50 cts. ach. To.O'O Peach trees. 5 cents each. 2mw Osage Hedgo plants $1.50 p?r. m. 50 iKa Ib.ocy Locust. SO fti 0 per m. Evergreens and Ornamental Shrubbery, Kosis, lahli:ts. (lowering plants ir great variety. '1 u lips. dyactnths. C'roccs&es, L:lik-s, Ac, ready for fall planting. Trrnm 4"nsfi nt tle Xnrery. Addres J. W. P ARMAN, Nebraska City, Xcb Ccn:e and see your trees dug out of the oand fel t. 1 w A d 3m. To A nvKKTisK-'s All person who eoniem P ate iimkitig contracts with newspapers for the insertion ot Adver:iscuicat3 should send t i cweM for n Circular, or inclos 25 eeni3 for their One hun 'v d I'ape Pamphlet, cun'ainin? Lists 01 3.IKH) Newspapers! and estimates. Fhowinir the cost of advert isinir. also many nscful hints toad vertisers. and ouie account of the experiences ol nit-n who are known an rucecsHlhl advi rti ers. This firm are proprietors ot tho American Newspaper Advertising Agency. ami are possessed of unequaled facilities for PCi-unim the insertion if advrti.-.cincnts in all NTspi:pers nd Periodicals at lewest rates. 1 b 4" F9 1 BEST IN THE WORLD. is., I 1 Aiifyt SEND MS A CIRCULAR JTew York OSce, 27 BEEKMAN ST. GETTING jIAERIED nssys lor Younir Men, on great social evili and abus. whi h inr-rter with mairip.?e with fure meansof redef for the Iir'ins and Un formnatc. Uieu.-ed and 'lebiliated. cent free, in ealed t nvolnpes. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, JV. 2 N'A Ss-e, rhihfUfpin Pa 41 Park Row ti- Y- T. DUKE &, CO mm-n m m ft &-" ''1 --'A cvS I ( mm m u m m h 1 -V JT FOOT OF STREET Whoiesile Retail Deilers ia Hardware and Cutlery, Steves, TIX WARE. ROPE, IRON, STEEL NAILS AND r.!a;ksi:ii:h T00I3, io. Keep on hind a Large Stock cf CHAR TER OAK, BUCKS PATE XT, CHICAGO, E MTOR1A L 0 Y.l L C O OK And Other First-Class Cooking STOVES, Ail kind C0.1l or Wood ucpt on bau. JOB WORK OF ALL KINDS DONE. M O L I X E Stiring and Breaking I' lows At Net Cos; for Casli. Our prices are aa low as ony house in the State. Liunotf. KSTABI.ISHED IN ISil. DEALEK IN JEWELRY SILV'KK AN I) l'L.VJ Ei WAKE, WU) IM-N?. jpCTACLta. 1ULIX STKlN'fi.S ANI FANCV ti!U3. Wntcbe". Cioeksari'l Jewelry repaired neatly Mid wi'h tipatch. i'y I eiuovcd to (p!;ot-ile P'atte Valley .T'ous I :str t. nov. lilwtt KEAflTH tY.ii) HmE. I3SULD WEHKLY BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED Tiili cf intercfti.--g and vslsiLIe readijjj for OLD AND YCUNG. (J'A P.?per for Everybody. Il'.nrth oad Urn,?., isrued every W;-.h. it cr.o of tue nioM bcaiiUfsl .'o:in;::is i:i the world. It has. twcutv large p::e-s, and a single vo'ume cjntaini about Ti.W'l wo ih o ?p!-ir.led ru cravins. finely printed, and of a hichly plc irjg and instructive chuructrr. 1? hui1. a. no. a vust amount of the choicest rcadin?. curvliiily prepared, and full ot instriietiun Vi"i.ha 100-dt-r,-it :uiio,:iit of rural infor:r.af io- Pr the farm and var-e:i, it contains excellent Iviitor inleon f;ie Viirious topics or the day, which pive lie lender practical and useful in ormalioo rlK fii'.'i llume lias a n:-j:-t capital linurc liold l.'cparl locnt. which wiit iel itrlit mn r al ly aid every Iioosikci'i'tr. The Lhildreii's c p:'rl:ocnt. edited by Mrs. "Poy E. Dodte, with tniiny Assistants, i ofsnri ii:-i':ir intcrcl 'o nil the little people. The News ieprLnicnt tcl's. in a C'car. condensed v. y. w!ia' is y..i;ir m i:i ill e world, so a.s to m::h e the reader intelligent without wa'.iiijr through (treat mti::of muler ial. In short, it is a i;ptr thrt wid p'ru'O and profit both old atid youiuc in eviry lioiuc. W'TRY IT A YEAR. TKKM . I -s ADVAN'OIi One copy, one yt-ar, t-.t.'iO Four copied one year a.?.! each. Ten or mere copies 2 50 each. &:og! liumbts W cents 20 cents a year extra when sent to Critisa America. The si liscrii'.tifn price of the American Ag riculturist, which is well known as o;.o of the o!detand best. 111 is 'ine" in the wor'd, 'r !us Jr'artii. Gurdcii. and Hou-cixd 1. i-i si.;"-;) a y;nr. One copy each of !! nrr!i and Home. Vcck!y. and American Agriculturist. M iiLbly, v. iil Kent one year for S i. to which 'A'Z cents should be added when tho papers aro to go to RritiKh Amcric 1, Orange iudd k Co.9 Pub. 213 Broadway, New York- dec-9.Uwtf e, MURPHY, Manucturtr of " Qand dealer IN vjl harness, SaIts, riblrs, COLLARS, WHIPS. Blankets, Br ib lies, &c Promptly Executed. All work VVarrentcd, ti FiN i. HARNESS A SPC'ALIT Y.'4 Nov. 30 wtf Piattsmouth, Neb Way man 4 Curtis. .I'lr.il&mojjiis, rSeb., Repairers cfStoaia Engines, Eoilcrs, Saw ard Grist .Mills. Oas Hnd teani Fittings, Wrought Iron Fipe Force and Tilt Pumps, Stenui Osugea, ula.iiue Valve Uovtrncrij, and all kinds of Bras Ediiig Fitti s, famished ou short notice, FARMING MACHINERY f-crairc sfetrt EetSe. is-! '.tret"'- ? r-t ' 9Jt; ;e. 3 Di-fict Ccnit fj.s? t'oun,y. Jv'tVr. tks. Horn.' e ) unfit', I ii j ii t . il . vs. Richard II .Vii'rr i-n I Mnrirfa .,f!'cr. h! wit-; I'iii-ksirl ,V Miller. . I .(...1 'il !,. L.t-. 11 AJuxoa mid U.er JUoinsJc Co., I'cfet i i- r, i s. T te ::b-ve T:i-n-il i 'm lnn's. non r- i dents ( i rtaie ol Nt l ri-ska l'ai kar-i v .Mil ler, J , I. Monroe, John II. Mason and OOcr Al oi ri i C. i ".' ' Tako D'ltice thnt yon bnvc been fiicd in this ciiui t for the pnrpcji i I xriti'K "-i'le certaiji deeds. cx.caKU li t;i Tininm r o- C:ug C( un ty to l'nckard ,v Miller. i;rH d- d by thr n nm.te to .1. J Monroe. m.l rl-o o set side f l trust d- d in tine to J (din II V ii , m.h tru? tro Ii r 0'tr M,or.is v 'i. Jrom 11.1'. Milleran I wt'e, And tor mch turih-- rcli-fa riiy I.- ouiui'c. T he Iniid nv.'i pr-ioic , ...- i i-l ii all ol sr:il 'tec Is is ns f ulcws: J he S"i" h- i-'t ' t ( Iforliun No. tive in township iltvi u. ri'iirc o. twelve, c:t of f.'.h I'. M. You are rcouir-d o I'fnr nnd di-fen'l. r-3 or before the Vth : '1 ,lR:-lr, 1)7S, or thi pc itiou wi:l 0- tal-cu in tiuc, aud juilfc-uifLt rendered ncci.r-liti.de. B. ecrIKLr, Plaintifl'' Att'y- Dec 4ih. Is 1. Orc'i re i ihe above nf-lice to be pnl lisl od is tho N b-ii-ka Hi.r..l;i four cou: ccutive weeks, uceo:din l(iw. Uec. 1, iV.l. T. W MrKIXNOX. Clerk of I'dsfrict Ceurt Ciiai couu'.y, t.br"ka. l'CC. 14 WD A Hook Tor the tllson ! MP.F1"G CUiOt. A p:iv.te conn'e'or to tha Marri-i1 or llm-e ulx.ut to n:ar rv on tne iihvsiolcaicHl ni'.Her- ies nnd revo!iii:wiis ot .be s xu-il hys-tetn. ti e l.Te: t '-icsiiveiics in prod irinir and i reveiitinn oLVi riti,. how ti pr- ne ttie co;nii ion '1 Id-is an ii't-rt-t t: work of Ivio huo-ied nrjil t wr'.ty-four pat i s, w il li mst'icou fricHV i' i;s. nnd con!: ins viluaM in oi mat i n li.r lliotc v. ho arc married or con'-mplato Uiiir nae. S-! iil. it i i book tbnt oiu:bt to be kef u:iilcrlo(k and ko. und not laid curelceei about the hou-'e. ,scn to anv on" .free of pos'npe) for.r0 cents. Address )r. Ilutts' Iji-pei.iiiiry, lw. 1- N Eiphth Mteet. Pt. Loni". Mo. Notice to tin! A flli'" ed nnd Unf-Tf wm. T?ii"'ire nppl. inir to the not-rioiis uu.ick.i v ho stivctise iu pubii.' p.t p-rs. or n dn any qck-I. retoeil i,s. peruse 1'r. liutts' work no rccttr k hai y-ur dcs. ae is or bow dejilorable your cf tvl:(i"ti. r. llu'ts enn be coprn'.'cd. per'i!d;y or t y ln i :l. t n t;e ii ison iihmi ' ioiicl in his w orks. tli-r. No. 1 N Kivhtii s'rec!, between .M -rket and Clitsuui, s:t, Louif, Mo. dccJJawly HENRY EOECK DEALER 1 P U R N I T U R B, I5KDSTKADS. t? ALL DS?CEiPIOS3 1XD AT ALL rajGZI). ,1eta!ic Burial Cases. WOODEN COFFINS OPAIYL SIZES. Tleady Made, and S)l''. Co cap for Cah. V.'i'h many t'l.in'ss fvr p iK palronazi. Ill fto -ill to ciM hti-1 examine uiy I.irgc itock o niture and CoDns julit Tr2 T771 rp JT? TSi V 9 $4 'ins ivzzi t&tiiiiriivy coxsiSTivo or riFTEEV VOLUMES I" I LLEf) WITH CHOICE 1-IAXU J!U:T'J. VOCAL COLLECTION'S. FLitiing Lights. A cLoicecolIociioD of p b-iutiilul iS.icrcd oll'. 1 1 '-art it an! Home, r resi le E-n e. f M and .-wee l noau ls. lbrie volmms ,f 9 ca-v s!ont by c--r. I'erslcy. t iii.i:l Lea-'cs. Vlr'I'Pe 1, nio I II. D! ie t'.v vh il !'(' S o:.;r !'ie t'.v i vh uoics contain ail of V. ili . c s iT! !'! (c;ns. t c Ilctiori o i.iiiti- C I ll.Hadiby V udace, 'iiiuina Keller, n INSTRUMENTAL C0LLFCTI0XS y ft Fairy Fim-crs. l:::'n; Ct.'Ii, nnd CJ Yoin-( I' i: r l-r . 1 ii 1'i'C I. u 111 s i f vcrw O tasy Mu-i-s fr your;; pr i-is . renri Liops arol A".u?i-al Rere:.tions. Iarce Musi -. Two e. llectioLBol uioueiaie dif iicu.ty. ' lcasnr.t .'r :noi ics. A colli c! i' n of beauti fal p eccs by Wyman, Mack. 1. re.'-'ier, e: . Ui.'.J'ii Chimes. A . oice ion of brilKrnt p;.r'''' Musi:- Lj I !n:rie- Kitiki I. Lri'Htnf tji-i-is A "oicf.did co lection, by Vi bie. Aliurd, Hm-h.-r K i;k( !. etc. Price. $J .VI D r vo lime, rl. c i:!'!y bound in 'd.iih v-ith (,-i.t id?s; in p.aiti i!,th; 41.75 in boards Addicts, J. L. PtTKU. ijJ) E-o:i.-hvny. Xew-V irk. We woo'd nlso ca'l attention to Trie Ojiera at Uotne, a c il1'-; iuii o; Hvcr i.no bix.d'cd hi auti ui -pe a nor i?. i'r:co ia cloth uul fci.L, Tri'.io price. t .Nov.SI-cliw Inc. 51 r? CABINET ftlAKE And dealer in all k:nd cf JIAIS stjiket, (third door wefct of P O Plattsrncuih - - tlzb. .t Repatrlnff and Varnish! nr neatly dona. k u:ierai tuuded at the ehj-rtcil notice. Attachment f.ctice. Levi KimbnU. Plaintiff, vs Eir.cry Wi:nj, Du end tut. Before T. II. Ko'ji rt' r. a Juspeo ol the Peace tn and for s;a py vot.iitj , Xebra ka To Emery Yilsoii ; You wilEtake mtit-e :t 1 hnv. r-:n:i:ut..reril mt against you letorc T. H. U Dor!soo,a Ju-ti-e ot too Pchch in an 1 fo- s5 irpy Coaoty. Ne-bra-ka. An Order of A itac.hinent isn-d tyr-aid Justice on tho 1 tin uv t N-.vc,fii)ur 1ST:, lorllic sum of thirteeu i!3 Ooilaisi and ill t ost-- ! sui:. Said action mhs b-ra eonua ued until Jan. Clh Lr, at i'J o'cl k a i L KLKeLb. Kr.r 30 w3 ' 'I 1
