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THE NEBRASKA HERALD.
Rail lload Time Tabic.
B. Jt M. R. n IN NEBRASKA.
ARR TEH. I DFF1ET".
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Freight ! Ac. U.UO ;i. m. Freight A. Ac, 4.45 p- in
B. A M. II. li. IX IOWA.
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Mail Sc Kx. 7 p. m.
Ac'iiou A Fr'ght 4 p in.
Paeilic Lprei 10 a n:.
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Mail A Ex. C a. m.
Ae'tion A Fr'ght 12 in.
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OMAHA k SOUTHWESTERN.
In connection with Burlington Sc Missour
River Railroad in Nebraska.
Depot at toot of Jour street.
LIATM. ' - A ft Rive.
Omaha ..h:0 a. m.
uo !:i p. in,
Lincoln ;:' a. m.
io l;M p. lu.
Lincoln -12:30 p. m
lu " V-.'.V) p. in
Omaha- 11:10 a, in
do (3:10 p. in
K C. ST. JOB. Sc C D. It. R.
J.AT PACIFIC jrsCTIOX IOWA. I
liOIMi XUKTH. OOINO SOUTH.
Mal and Kxpres 4:4" p. m. T:"7 a. iu.
Nisht iixpre-s S: 15 a. in- 2:lUp. iu.
xiiw ki ! p:--fisier lrom I'latts-mouib close
enBiiceii "! un;: South or North by leaving here
On the l-i'A) hi. tram
ARRIVAL A Nil DLPARTULE OF MAILS
T.t.nz.
CI.OSKS. A RRIVKS
10 p in. lo.:;o p ir
ID I'. Hi. ui
lOp ill. lO.JOpiu
9 a in. 4 pill.
10 p in 10 a ru
1 2 in. 12 m.
C. B. A- :-t. Joe K. U. South
C. I!. A- St. Joe R. R. North.
. .V M. R. K. r.:i-t. .
B. A M. R. R. West.
O.tiaha by R ul
Wee-pinK vVntcrj
9 p in. S pm.
Departs .1oii-iay-, Wt-.tnesdavs ud Fridays,
Okii'u heur.. irom 3 a m to . p ui.
Sundays, 12 to Pyr,, MARgALIj p, M.
LOCAL IsTBWS,
it is definitely settled that Hon. .-.
E. Doom, of Gage county, will be a can
didate lor Governor.
Th ItepuMieuns of Sarpy county will
hold th' ir Conv;nt:on at Papillion on
Wed:i'-.lay, May, th, 172.
Mis X.-!'.ie Giant, daughter of Piesi
d -ut t Jr int, was pr s.nitcd to the Queen
in L ki Iou on the 27th of !a-l month.'
Lineoln is nrikii..? extensive arrane
iiit iitsfor the if.uiiiiii Slate Fair which is
to ki held at that City in September.
Dolly Vard-'n wagons ate the latest
tliint;- out. Tiiey di.T r fntm other war
fiis in no other resprct tx pt in name.
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V. A. 1
writ it;? some vciy r-a'la
In
I,'..- sket.-hc- in the IJro vvnvil!.; .1 r
li er, !' t!;. early days of Nemaha
votin! v.
The 1'o-tiia-ttT and the Assistant
Ca-hier of the Nati-nal I'ank are fad to
be tb. luartict lau-Inr- in the city.
Tii.-v laugh vi.q irou.-iy.
II.;i. A. J. P:iul was dect.-tl to n p
r. sent the -(.i!iity i f Ili-wnr.l at the
publiian Stare ( 'crivciition, to be held at
Liceclii, M y 11. 1ST2.
The O-tnn.wa Couth r s-ttys that Nc
I.t.l i r.U :f d.-bt, which would b-
ViiV ore T-n-v
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N. I :a-ka herel'
e i'tl-1 .-:iy so
that a (; us'-;r.iti fi.tn
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i in tl-.n fi'y makiticr r
n tt-rt a t(.!i:iii tusmiT-ic-
r;ftji iin i'ts
teiy on a l.'.ri'
Hon. V,r. II F. StM-.-.t nnd G. W
Wbitebea 1, pviv.ire S.-eretary to the
Go. rt;er. v.ete "m tl " et'y la-t 1 isht.
Tli- rnn;.-.r th-it t! ev wtll t-t
.;,..! .. ; !.;: i C.uiv v.t'i-n i- eor-
r c .
Ti e II-v. .1. 'A'. iVker Cuiversali-t
ioi-rer wii; pnch at ('iark i; Phxtu-
ii d; ..it
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111. ST
at
..I-: p ni Ml fii tils of Libeial
ti; :
re in vi 'e'!.
Tlie Oiaht li-f pro esrs that it is
"not a jvt'' a Cincinnati Republican,
and ir.foims its rea.Iers that it is only
waiting lor somelhins to turn up.
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Old river men say ti e Mis-onri will be
hie her in dune than it has been for ten
years. How they know, we don't know,
so we just vivo what they say and let
people do as they please about believing
it.
Mr. Samuel Baikir of Eight Mile
Grove sh:pi.e l fifty-six head of fine hogs
to Chieae. on Saturday la-t. Mr. Bar-kt-r
ha- about two hundred head of fat
st-. ers which he h is been feeding all win
ter. We are glad to see our farmers
turning their attention to stock.
The e is some talk of starting a Distil
ery here this summer. It will be none of
your Liir -r Beer eonccr".-, but a place
where the straight article is made It is
unnecessary f ir us to itate that this es
tablishment don't expect to sell all its
fluids bere.
We undeis'
Hid that the B. & M. R.
II will eoiui Itte th rip rap work in
front of the eitv down to the point
about a mile below, this summer. The
company contemplate stvctal other im
provements at this place, which wib
cost about l.jOtXM dollars. This sum
paid out here wi'l he'p-trade and make
mot.ev tdentier than it, ha- been cf Lte
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We don't know much about the Oil
business, but we think it v :u;d pay some
one to stact an oil mill l.e.e. We have
the fir;est Hiiiieuhural country in the
State w here the seed can be raised and our
facilities f r fati-portaiioti to a market
unequaled in th- State. We b-Iieve the
city of l'bitt-tn u'h would aid this enter
prise iu a .-ubst siitial manner.
The pro-pect fir getting t he Method
ist College located here is good, but we
hope our citiz ns will not be so pleased
that th"y will lose Muht of the necessity
for tbc yioj.ii.-t .1 IIih School budding,
which is as much needed as the Trunk
R. R.
The Side Wheel Steamer of Messrs.
Way man & Curtis is almost completed
and will be ready for business soon. It
is an elegant looking craft and is faultless
in shape- The engine and boiler are c f
the b- st manuf.icture and of power suffi
cient to inaks th little W it the faate-t
ever placed oa tho MlcdOiui
COVSTT MEDHJALWIUETY.
The members of the Cass County Med
ical Society are requested to meet at Dr.
John Black's office in I'lattiuouth on
Saturday, May the 8th at 2 o'clock P. M.
All regular physicians of good standing
who have not joined the Society can do
fo on that day. A full attendance N re
quested as business of importance will be
transacted.
JNO BLACK M. D.
-It. R. Livingston M. D. President
Secretary.
Platte ounfy la-t fallapptoprate-Lhe
sum of 200 for pamphlets and other
documents which have been scattered
broadcast over the country. In conse
quence numerous immigrants are settling
in that county this spring.
Fifty families arrived at Plum Creek
in one day to settle in Dawson county,
and 200 more are on the way from Mich
igan. So much for voting $200 for
Immigration purposes. T hat is the kin 1
of men to have to advance a county's in
terests. I ' imont I lemhl.
llailwaj' empl.iVes do not- have to serve
a long apprenticeship. A man is believed
to be competent for the position when h.
can shut a door in such a manner as to
lead the occupant of the tenth seat back
to infer that it is too late to prepare for
eternity. Dunbar; A V ' r. a .
Mil. DlSUAH.i thinks t'lit the p eit
want of the United .Mates "is a fountain
of honor." It may be so, but the pub
lie opinion is strongly divided upon that
subject. Mr. Greeley, for instance, likes
c ld water fountain while Mr Sehurz i
find of fountain of beer. Senati r
Trumbull, as may bo naturally supposed
prefers soda fountains, while Gratz
IJrown and the bard fl-ted Democracy
prt-fer, as a general rule, whisky fountains
straight. Wiisltitirton !pnbfiain.
For several weeks a fearful war has
been raging between the beer manufac
turers of Lincoln and Fremont, each
claiming a better artii l i than the oth -r.
In order to settle the nutter they called
on the editor of the Schuyler Iteyi'stfr,
as arbitrator, and the result is that the
brewers are in a worse fix than ever
thvy don't have any beer left to seliv.snd
there is n" telling how lonz this ari-itn-ment
will la-t. The L'tieo!n brewer
says if there ain't a slackening np before
long he will work in a lit'le oitro "!yc-r
in" and see if that ddi't fetch th- an
iwer. v : N" i y. i.
The UTi'h r-'r.ed wi-hes to i-urehase a
lot of youeg cattle. Inquire at my re;i
dei.ee in l'lattsmouth, or at the Hkkald
ofTtce. G Ei tft RE A. SKVBfIT.
April 18, ls?2. tf
l'ksi t ;: ti:.
Parties in siiing pasturage Cor f t' ek
can be accommodated by calling on the
und--r.-igf.ed.
Good water in the fi 'Id.
Ss.mf. L Tii"ina, Four mile-we-t
of 1 i'at-t!io;it!i. Apr!. 11 w-4
Our Onah i Conieinpirarie 1.
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I'iitte Hi rr K..i! lbvul Itri.lje and th.
d.-mrer of t--ai inir tbtir lit.-n emit . t;t
We trust they ill IimM on mid not add
aIi .T-'sale tlesti nenoj! of .-hil ts to tSeir
aliea-.'y num vmi-f.o:u-d
that Mr .
troubles!.
r..bn Fi:z,
We a e it
rald hustl-e
con'raet. fir erK'i'u ' h s b;i i-:a:; 1 t ! i ;
w .!; as -::i,i as
r i - n st.
irom hi: mi v:
A ti'""-v
chine for
Wiieox'.v (ii'.i'-s Scwltii' ma
sale or tr . !-. l:t i-iiie at ti e
HtRAI-I) i -ffiee.
tf
Mr O B. T. Wi lwmis sends us a
pamphl"t giving a 'escrijit ion of Seward
County, its adrjnt.ijses. resources etc
It would be we!! it tlie exwmple -et by
this County was imitated by every Coun
ty in the State.
The Liberals held a pow-wow at No
braska City, la-t week, and nominated
some delegate-: to the Cincinnati Con
vention. The most singular thing about
the meeting is that the minutes cannot
be had for publication, so we are unable
to tell who made the speeches, and what
was naid We are inebned to thiuk that
they nther lost their prip when they
met and found -o few of their faith.
BK.V. IM HKV
Has just enlarged his "Dot key's Week
ly" to forty-eight columns, making tl c
finest literary family journal in the west.
His real life sketches are a new and very
de-irable liature, which, together with
his immensely interesting original stories
of western lifemake. "Dorkey's Week
ly" by far the most interesting paper to
the people of the great West. 1'on t
fail to subseffoe, or send for speci.uen
copy to Ben- D'rkev,
ap25w3 St Louis, Mo.
The total assessed value of Ri hard-
son county 5 i'J.CTo, 1 Zi 70. They
claim that, this is not nioru than ene.
third the real value they don't say th:-
o the ass -s-or ;nd ovAy talk it confi
dentiah'y. Good for Richardson ; it is a
mo.'iel county.
Juchardson county is erecting iron
bridges. Their Commissioners have
level beads iron bridges cost ali tle
more, but they wont't tot nor burn.
Now I am ready to sUow j'ou the
nicest assortment ot jewelry ever bouaht
in this market, and I will ?-cdl everything
in tuy line cheaper than ever sold here
before, watc'ies an 1 cl cks can folly re
paired and warranted You will fin! me
at Win. Stauelmann's Clothing Hons
Paul Braistcu.
April 11 w4
The prominent candidates for the
Vice-1 'residency in the Republican rank"
are Hon- Schmler Co'fax, Senator Wil
son, of Iowa and Senator Wilson of
Massachu-ettss. The signs seem to in
dicate that Colfax will be re-nominated,
although the Wiisons are very popular
and sound men. Colfax, has done much
for the party, and deserves new honor
at its band.
Greeley sat for a bust. Perry, n rising
young scu'pter. mad" ir, and it will toon
b vm exhibition io Bostoo.
OLDCK'N Sl'HEI'W. 4 IRCCS AX U AIK
M1M Cttl H.
This grand combination is to visit our
town Tuesday May 7th with an attractive
Museum, a first class Circus", and acom
prehensive Menagerie. The Great Eu
ropean Gymnasts Mons. t Madame
Sanyeah. are with this concern and to
see their wonderful performance, is well
worth the price of Admssion, The lev
iathan of the Jeep, a monster Wha'e
has been captured, and is now on exhib
ition in O'der's Triple Show; also the
Cardiff Giant seen without extra charg J.
Antony the many att actions in the Me
nagerie, is a Baby Elephant only 50
inches in Light a perfect, Tom Thumb
of an Elephant, imported express'y for
Older s Show at immense cost.
The Sea Cow Sea Ticer Sea Dog
Seal and Sharks are worth seeing; with
a full assortment of wild animals Mon
keys and Birds. Our good opinion of
Older's show is based upon the fact that
the papers speak very highly of its mer
its, wherever it ha exhibited an I pro.
nourc;' it the model show of the seatf-m.
Museum and Meriagerie in one tent and
Ciicus in an other; every thing sreen
fr one ticket. . ll-memher the date and
co iio to fon an 1 see the won lers of
nn'ure; contained in Older's Great
World's Fair.
Reports from Spain indicate that the
troubles in that unhippy country have
commenced anew. Don Carlos the Chief
of the insureetionists is in the country .t
head of a larire army, and the Carlists
are rising in all parts. The Government
has called for troops and is marchins its
army on the insureetionists at or about
Silmacia-
You can buy ladies' Gaiter, very nent
for $1 50 at the Flattsmouth Shoe
Store. apr4tf
The following notice printed on colored
card board: with a nice horler, hangs up
in a placo of business in Rome, N. Y. :
"Mebbe you don't petter had loaf round
here, ven you don't got some pecsines,
ain't it?"
You enn buy men's chocs ( good) for
$2 00 at the Flattsmouth Shoe Store,
aprttf
Some of the Omaha folks think the
3T0,0 V. ni l vor d bv Don .da- Coutitv
to the () n ill t Ml I "oiil h we-ret n lloid
a b :1 iiiv.-sttuenf, unless the Platte Itiv
er Iii fge is eonip'eted at an early day.
A tenii.le wind storm prevailed last
wet k on the Atlantic coast ami much
damage dene. The gv-at building which
Gilniore was crvettrnr f ir the Bo-ton
Jubilee is now in a heap of iuins hit.1 it
is thought ho cannot rebuild in time ii.r
t lie .1 uiiilee which wi-to beheld in June.
Woiktw.cn areatwoik it building and the
Jiib'leo will probably come oif ii July i!'
nothing further interfiles.
New goods ! to ;.t .( !.(-, und cbtap a
the l iatt.-tnouth Shoo Store, noxt door
to pi-:-.ujk-.
a..r4il
"G t. t ut ot ui w .i.i what ave you
on! for?" said a cms- o'd tLi :ll to a lit
re brii.hr eyed t:'c!.'ti who bi peticd to
ltd in t i- way Tl.e iitr!.. fc-dow. as
;o f-rej p.-d i.!tc si.ie, i.'ied very genliy :
"'5 hey lo-'.ko ui'-n out of stieli (l.iru- n;s
we me.
at?;'
i .-v Mouse for rent. in
n. !-. ' f M.-VXW1 !.!. II.U'M.W.
l.:::ir.-bi:Sw-tl
the Missouri Dinmrmt of Mono ty
i-t. a vi si s ofi.ee-holders not to seek or
i e. u repiesep.Tatiori n the 1 bi.ai-I
phia Convention. Ordinary modesty
would dictate this policy, and we trust
that Nebraska Republicans will not dele
gate officc-holiins to represent them at
Fhilalelplna.
Daily new-paper paragraphing is get
ting to be f 'nil abbreviated. Here
a specimen recording a death : t lay
S(encer, coloied, pint of Memphis
whisky."
Farmers I when you want Boots or J
Shoes made to order. Ri pairing done,
or anything in the way of leather and
findings, call in O'Brirn & Merges, at
the l'lattsmouth Shoe Store, next dour
to post-office. apr4i.f
Our old fiieud Met 'oliimirh of the St.
L eais D'inocrut will atten 1 the Cincin
nati Convention tirme 1 as follows: two
Co't's revob'ers of the latest pattern, a
pass over the Sc. Louts and Vandalia
railroad, a cava-ry sabre, a poignard with
an elegantly carved ivory handk the
gilt of J .din Young Scammon two om
nibus tickets, presented by his editorial
;i"-oci.ites, a pair of Berringers, a box of
rever-i Me piper collars, a tooth brush
an 1 a slun; shot A mountain Howitzer
is ready to be lot warded to him for for
t'e-i protection if" long range G jliting be
found necessary. M ick i" a vigmou
penma i and will make it red hot for
those he dares molest or make afraid.
An eastern gentleman lias invented a
sheet iron cat with a cyjiudiieal attach
ment, with steel claws and teeth. It is
worked by c ck-work. A bellows insid
"Wi -11- up the tail at wiil to a belligerent
size, and, by a tremulo atta hmetit,
causes nt the same tim", the patent cat
to c mit all noises of which the living eat
is capable. When you want fun, you
wind up your cat and place him "ii the
roof. Kvery cat within ba'f a mile
hear" him, girds on his armor and sallies
forth. Frequently fifty or a hundred at
tack him at once. No sooner does the
patent cat feel the weight of an assailant
than his teeth and claws work with light
ning rapidity. Adversaries within six
feet of hitu are torn in shreds. Fre-h
battalions come on t ) meet a similar fate,
and in an hour several bushels of hair,
toe-nails, and fiddle-strings alone remain.
O'Brien & Merges, at the Flattsmouth
Shoe Store, make to order, at reduced
prices, the very best class of French
Calf Boots, Shi.Qs, &c, all styles of
adies' Bronze, Glove and White Kid
Shoes and Slippers, made to order.
apr-kf
"II. G. says he has "crossed the river
and burned the bridges after him""
And it is supposed, from t' e lively sty'e
iu which he frisks about, that some of
the fparks must have lodged beneath
the coat tails says the New York Com
mercial Atfcrrertim'T
Last Saturday, a fellow got druok,
and quietly laid down on the etreet 0
"rest." The Marshal and some assist
ants carried him away ou a couple of
handspikes.
- They are "just snaking out the fish"
at the mouth of the Platte. This staU
of things has caused some excitement in
fishing circles, and the demand for hooks
and things is on the increase. t- -
Says the Albany Journal.' "The
Liberal movement is net overwhelming
in Iowa. In choosing delegates to the
recent 11 publican State Convention, of
the iS counties, 8'J had instructed for
Grant, and every one of them had in
dorsed his administration In the State
Convention there were in attendance
only five anti Grant men, and the in
struction to the delegates to Philadel
phia to vote and work for Grant was not
opposed by a single vote. Of the 23.5
Republican papers in the Sta?e, not one
has indorsed the Cincinnati project." ,.
The following named persons were se
lect-.d by the Libeial Republican Con
vention, held at Nebraska City," April
25th to attend the Cincinnati Conven
tion :
Douglas county G. W. Ambro-e.
John McConuick, Dr. Wui. Bauuier. J.
Bcrlit, and -A . Perkins.
Otoe county O. P .Mason, Dr. F
Rentier, F. Bey.-ehlag, John McCaithy,
A. S. Cole and W. K Roberts.
Lmica-ter county F. W. Ilohman
B K. Fisher; O. W. Web.-ter, . A. W.
Kedog and W. P. Fhiliips.
Washington county Christian Rath
maun and Henry Wies.
Richardson countv F. F. Walthers.
Editors will pka-e itiert, as a mattef
of general intete.-t, the announcement
of the third section of the Agricultural
Congress, convened at St. Louis, M. .
Monday, May 27, l!?72- The meeting
N under the au-piees of the St. Lni
Fair Association, and correspondents
from every section of the countiy indi
cates a full attendance. All Agnculi ui a!
at id I ior: icoit ur.d Societies areinol-;
to n j.;e (inti'-n by mie d l tate iv.
i.i' v of ir- iie-uibii
an- '!
-f:y tiqif-t.-.l to eo opciate.
Ci;.s . (ii.ti.vE,
-e V.
We "are reliably infornied that in c;s
the Midland I'a ifie R. R. bdl-toa i. pt
any one of the pmpositions submitted ! y
the Trunk I!. II. ( 'nintnii tee th Vai
iiiw Gua e Road will submit a prepo i
tion to i mi their line from Falls Cit;
alone the Uiver to thi place where l.
will connect with the Omaha Branch of
i he i;. & M.
We under -tari'l that a couple of g"
tleiiieu living near the City are t.,;il,!i.;
1 1 1 1 !ii tlielil s to p'niit aho il ",();. ere i
Ca-;or licatis. e th'i.k the id -a f.-.-.
;.iid the vent ! men will i.e au.jily Pm
fei- fl.eil enl. Tpii-e. The ( l.isl or B
i; l.N about 25 !.il-!n 1 - ( t
in ibis ;k which i: I-ee'l i
the l"ii;io-e, VM fi.i.ik I he
!e jicre, itu
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I'iir, !-, ', i'.i.iie -eel;s a wl-i -
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co- s thiT g;v'e io tin A.
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'ri -anti ! tier tr at Wi.k.ic tie.
wi le an 1 exten -ive eireu'-ition Ho al
ter a vii-oiou- and exhaustive review o
the "uliject has concluded that the ( uz
z'es and conundrums which they spread
week y bef rf their rea f-'rs is one of th
chief causes which brings abo'it the d'
sired result. He therefore introduce
tint feature in the Tribune and la-t we k
opened on a small scale as follow
"Why is our State Superintendent like
the thir l cur! on a pia's fail?
Answers will be received a:id publish
ed in our next."
hoxtii.t nr.roitr or second
Ten is considered perfect in deportment
and n citation. The following stand 10
Belie Marque (te, Hattie Marquette,
Amelia lleist l, Nettie Nichols. Lillie
Dili, y, Susie Drain, Fva Wise?, Geo.gc-
llei-el, Ed ward Barnes, Willie Drain
Hammond Hnl.-chuh. Kddie Hourrigan
Willie Hinton, Jehu Prongcr. The f .1
lowirg ate y m tiejinrtment anu IU ir
recitation Kate Yallery, Anna Holschul;
Louisa K.-bart. L-zzie Kitmanri, ' Zell
Dillev, Frank Mullen. Ka'e Kiohl, r
Anna Ki older, Almy Waterman, Lena
Leavings, Susie Fail field, Rosie Stull.
Katie Houtigan., Addie Spire-, Kmuia
Benedict, 1 'hi be Meadows, John Beau
niistcr, Jidui I-jiiman, Chester Ba'nis
Peter Knee. Allie Knee. Conrad Siden
stricker, -'bailie Drain, Wiilie Stud,
Thoii.ii" Rieane, John Butieiy, Geo. W
Yallery, Horace G. Barnes, F. John
Yal'ery, Sat ah Yanatta, l .l.-ie Nieh.nl",
Yiola Barnes, Ida C. Waterman, Ntl ie
Barnes, Tiilie nei-el. Mary Woodscn.
John Hathaway, Geneva Brown, Hattie
Lecslcy, Allie Hinton, James Prongcr
'ibe fol.i.w'n.g me 8 t-. George Border
Kiwood Butteiy, Willie Kihait, .Milton
S La f.er, Buell Barnes, Luo Wood-on,
Lue Yallery, Yanee Barnes, Id t Yallery
Alex Spires, Anna B. Fairfield, 31 1.;
Falriield, Lotta Yapp, Wiilie Beauuies
ter, ALlie Buttery, Kite Cirrothers,
Anna Mullen, Hettie Mullis, Htttie
Shaffer, Sherman Knee, Bob LuesK-y,
Pat-y Jj.-an. The following are 7. 7.
Mausui Thouvenel, Belle Orr, Philip
Kitmann, James Rgati, Amelia Yallery,
.Mary Krohler, Grace Arnold, Wilde Ar-.
nold, Allison Knee, Gay Orr. Uh,aiTe
Yanatta, Timmy McKivet, :Anua
Krohler.
J. R. DILLEY,
Maggie A. Sangmasier, Principal. ;
Assistant.
Infants The most irritable and rest
less of these ten ier little household buds
are charmed as it were into quiet and
sweet repose by using Mrs, Whitcomb.s
Syrup.
The Steamer Western bound for the
mountains passed up the river on Tues
day last.
IT..F. Price, formerly of this place,
has located at Factoryville, and proposes
starting a Ilicksmith shop there. The
people of that section will find Mr.
Fii 'eagood mechar.it- and an obliging
gentleman.
The new boat built at this place by
Messr-. O'Neill, Wayman and Curtis,
Las been named John Fitzgerald, in
h-.nor of our worthy townsman. This
is a deserved compliment to the most
energetic man in the West.
WKEPISO WATER ITEr"S,
We regret to learn that Mrs. Coyling
er and Mrs-AVart, wives of our excellent
fiiends Messrs. Coylinger and Wart,
near Weeping Water, were dangerously
burned last Saturday, while attempting
to save .-ouie things from their burning
homes, which caught from a prarie
fire. Thej were taken charge of by
the Lidi.V Aid Society, who are pro
viding for rheir wants as far as possible.
At last accounts they were both getting
along well, although suffering intense
paiu fioni the burns. Both gentlemen
lose heavily, particularly Mr. Wart, who
loses all he had.
Whisky is not a popular article of
trade $t Weeping Water. One Sherry
recently g n up a Benzi-neiy f r the pur
pose of benzining his neighbors but
they would not stand it, and so they
hauhvl the Benzinist up before Ju-tice
Ct niichael, who fined htm ?50, and in
formed that if he did not elo-e his trap.
a larger fine wou'd Iks I;vied . The
$50 fine discouraged the enterprise, and
to-n'nv no whisky is sold at Weeping
WTare"r.
Messrs. Reed Bros, requfs us to say
that they have just received one of the
most complete stocks of goods ever
jrui.uht to the county, to which they
invite particular attention. I hey pro-
o e to sell cheaper than the cheapest,
and to that fact they invite attention,
o. For" further particulars see their
idvcrtisement in another column.
J. Sterling Morton telegraphed to the
Omaha Urm1l that Chief Justice Ma
son s a Cincinnati Liberal, and that be
wi 1 1 e a a"" ei:,t,. tor I ongress on I lie
Liberal or ;i:d reo l nt ti. ker l!,i- f !.
Lis t (il
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ii. ernes n tlo- I'lt'.-ne u'li I'oft fSce,
1-.. ITU:
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l: ii lj..r .1-n l!r nc Wiiiiii.s
U-.-i.iiftt h 'S R:.t 8 Ma.-y .-
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(t:i1t Fnmk Cre-yn Tai's "
froson Joi n It-niu.oas Ci. o 17"
C .rn.y Kit
lolijtr to n A
F.ilN Louis-i. I'oi k v J
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Cfieen J 11 ti.omouO
Calilu te
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Inland W T
K-lly I) W Kitle Tan
i ami n Ann l.iilie t'h.is '-V
Mav I.o i 1 v,cc.,rd A 2
J;. rrjuisi ni2 MiienC'rey O
V her A C M .n. r I J
! .xou John MichMrd'4 11
M fl.-srv i h
uoi mt J '-'ie is Lottiw
: a . ty i l'i tr r ;t
ru--i (oo i'eti rsen ..I'ew
. nt- Il-vil 1 U tier K.'jju.-a
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-1 for no ;:ieij-:ibl. else S.e i
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I'lllipll
If Ire. . A.t tl-
13 Halo N. Y.
K. V. Fierce, M. !.,
"(Jf'" P. R hvk'.i. vt Co , the N. Y.
'dvi iti-inj An. nts, have the monopo.y
of spat t1 tin 1 ba-ation iu tinny hundred
new-pap-Ts, and know by their cxperi
enee, jii"t where to invest money to the
b-t advantage." lirrkshiie Courier.
I riAI.L wver consider Simmons' Liv
i'i Ri oUl . tor as the preserver of ti e life
- f my little son. who is now in blooming
h. alth.
. Mrs. ELLF.N M EACH AM,
Chattahooche, Fia.
For Sale at a Bargain S i of
see oG, town 12. range 10 east, 100 acres
broken, house and stabliiur for six hor
ses; g. ol lot, f need, water handy, 2
miles fiom raihond station. Price, 2.
UR). Eleven hundred down, balance on
long time at. ten per cent, interest. Iu
quire of Barnes & Pollock. uiarldtf
Ki:i.D I'O I'A TO
A few bushels of genuine early ros
pota ocs for sale at Bennett Bros.
roar2Stf.
See advertisement of Dr. Butts' Dis
i.ensarv, headed Hook for the Million
Marn tgeuuide m anoiner column, ii
should Ih; read by ail. decldivvly
D'.ssolftion Nouck. Notice is here
bvtriventhat the firm if (iutluuan &
Hubeity is this day dissolved by mutual
cou cut. Poison- knowing themselves
indebted are requested to eouie forward
ao I settle their accounts i.nmedi ately as
Mr. Hut ei ty proposes leaving The bu
siness will be continued by F. R. Gnth
man at the old stand where he hopes to
see all his old cu-tomers nnd fiiends.
GUITLMAM & IlUliLRTY
Aprii'25w3.
i
To St one Men. I will stand my
Tro timr Stallions, Henhy Clay and
1 1 AMBl.ETONIAN PRINCE, which I
brought from Oransre Co. N. Y., at my
son. except on Saturday of each week.
On that day thev wul be at tl.e tarin r.
Dr. Wiley, 3 miles west of Ro k B ufl"
w2 Henry Di bois.
IZMIEZI IS HOW.
Weeping Water Nebraska.
DEALLT.S in
Dry Goods,
Groa ries,
tint d ware.
Ciacen?ware.
iioots. and Shots.
11 a1-, and Cups,
ltinnl Imr.liments of 11 kinds. Weir ar
X L" Cultivators, Union Corn Pl.tntF
Crimlpinnr and Princeton Plow?,. Ac Ac iim
unt-u-t. all of wbieh weofier to the public at the
owef retail prices.
All Good Warranted
As Represented.
-0ur coEFtatit aim will be to fell so low that
it will be to the positive advantage of every far
mer in the western ual central ortion t.f Cafr
county to mako this their headquarters for trad.
ICeiul. ISeutl. I5eul.
6
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i
DPJJffS g KEDIG'INES,
rcrfumerys. Toilet, nrti-les. Tfmhrs. Paints,
Oil-", Varnish, l'utty. Window
tilas, Lanirs, chimney's,
xtra refined coal oil. n u-explo-vire
burning fluid, Ac. Ac, Ac. Ac. so
IIt. CHAPMAN'S
Ppck oxix"Ci xx
DRUG S'X'OIlEi-
Next door west of the Post Office, in tho same
room wilU O'liucu. buot and hoe dealer.
'SStrictty pure wines and liquor? (for medi
cinal purpose a speciality.
lie matiufa"tures flavoring extract, a fine
preparation o' chocolate ready f-.r u., an un
equi.lfd linking powdrr and v iriou- othfr nrii-cl-8.
To those ddieted o tho u.- of Opium,
that I'oNoiious and d"stroyinff drusr. ooiae or aH
ilris me and le eared as tlious.u. is of others
have been and are. heintr. by a pailil (. penua
uuii antidote. h.-n once cured, which takes
I ut a sho't. time, y .u have no Uosire tor dru
or ihe Mini 1 Ie
--aT'Communication fer the Opium Antidote
may be ddrts.i to lir. r. IS ( hapm in PlaHs
inouih. Neb. or E J. Ctmpman, I. !., Mo.
Valley, low a. jat17dAwtf
MONEY SAVED
Is Money Earned
GREAT SAVINGS TO CONSUMERS
Below will be foun.1 a pa'tia! list of the goodd
oil. red by us at tne Dollar each:
Twelve yards Brown or Ule.iclieil Shirtinfr.
Ihreti yards., double width, table Uninii-k.
l.!!lis' Fine f nemi.-a wiih lancy bonom,
(rufilcd or trim iu edj wtthani tucked skirt to
lu inch.
Lidies' fm whi'e eighteen Tiu-Ved Skirt.
Fine tierm r wiih ivory lip bow,
in d...-ii all Linen liaiiKer liifs.
One leu qunr er I'oeey I on: I. Quilt
A g .o.t ater'.ury Clock. Warranted
Eipht pair ladi. s' tine white l ot on Hose,
'1 wo oi.:ht-bl.ided pea-l hanulo Knives,
lvht yards It I ark Alpaca.
Oue hundred pi.-t re v vi vet Photograph Al
bum. 1 wo fine hite ix tucked kit1".
Our J rrniuiH Liit c.iiao be esc il'd to c'ub
o fan z r.
.S i- (11 . U'-I)t
-key erina i onc. rtiua.
1 w a iv.- a -l-
jo i or -' b -,e.
Ont
iivlijZ i. i luh.urs we b six gobl-i -toi:ach,
n. n i... u '-. Is. .n. iu .. ti.e.
Kit;ii'.y ..i L.. a.-'i-i (onhiii .
f" i I siiv - i I . d I' b. ..--.(. o s. with six
1 usi'ooii- to iu eh i'lut-.1 on wtete ni-od.
i s i , iir;nl, . ' ti.-rn.:.ii C. s ts; sold every-ffli-
P a -1 r l a r . il l -i..-.
i lie . : o- in ( ie ( s a t'r-.ni -." t . I rr -ent.
cli. ! r ttan i - be inrt-h.. ed .' he rcta ij rude
any nil r-. filer in'url, r. O t on. one
o - any iiiuiii-cf oj .he a' ove ut- . . an 1 etuin to
us wi h 'he money, and eonviie-e your.-e v. s that
ue ! belter luau any U. llar ilouae iu this
ci u m ry
for I re i tier inlermation seoj tur circulars and
terms to agents.
-rjtnts Wanted Everywhere
Address. HOUT iX. BRUNDAE Sc Co.,
Iso. 611 Pine '-tre t, fct. Louis, Mo.
Plantat'nn fitter?.
5. T. i860 X.
This won., rful vegetable restorative
i" ttie sb et-aiichor of the feeble ar.d tie
' .i!it:it--d. As a tonic and enrdia' lor the
: ? ' ni 1 ! -nij-.rd .t ba n ipt-t!'atnone
i bie-. A- a ".;, 1 for tl.e uer-
-k:
s to -,t .et. wctii' n nre e
.r, it i- -ut t-rse.liiisi ev. tv
11' sti'lOl S,fiT To ail ('doiu'es. tre.pi-
. ti ei ,te or til. 11 It act- ;i a
-ellc in everv sp'fi's of disorder
c4.i..!j undei n.ioes tb.e bodily strengtl
nid bwaks down the animal spirits.
Dec. 26. di w lyr.
Beautiful Women!
HAGAN'3 MAGNOJIA BALM gives to the Com
plexion the Freshnesa of Youth.
IIaqak's magnolia Ealm overcomes the
flushed irpcarance caused by heat, fatigue and
excitement. It makes the laiy of forty appear
but twenty, and so natural and perfect that no
per on can detect its application, liy its use
th roughest tkin is made to rival the pure
radiant texture of youthful beauty. Itrctnovrg
redness, blotches, and pimples. It contains
nothing that will irjure the kin the least.
Magnolia Balm is ued by all fashionable
ladies in New York. London and Taris. It
costs only 75 cents per Bottle, and is sold by all
I'rucifi-t? aud Pcr'uincr.
Dec. G. diw lyr e 3d w.
To tho Eist- North and Southeast.
g'-jAv Vt-- PS"
s -i-,- r ?,j it i y r- t-'i;- 0
STATIONS. bxprkm" JlAlL"
Leave Platt.-moath, 4.30 p. tn. 5.55 a. m
Arrive Bu lington. 5X0 a- m. 9,15p.m.
' uendota - 11.25 a- m. 35 a. tn.
" Chicngo(C.E.iQ.) 3.L0 p. m. 7.45 a. tn
" Peoria- " 9.55 a. tn. 1.0 a, m.
" Ind'plis I.B.f V. C:Z0 p. tn. 10.1K) a, m.
, " Cincinnati " 11.30 p.m. 4.20p.m.
" Loffansp't T.PJc V7 5.55 p. m. 9.20 m.
" Columbus " 2.45 a. ci. 6.20 p. m.
t.,Throueh Cars from Kis.-ou'i River to Chi
crei. In lianapolis, Cincinnati, Loauseort and
Co.uuibu-.
-onneciinns at those points with lines lead
in to lh KlisI Norrh and South.
'lhi? i.i lh Uext, Xh-jr-tesi, (Juic-keat and Cheap
eat A'oae.
Do not be decived. but obtain Tickets via
the Biirhripron and Missoun River Railroad.
A. K. TuUZALIN. C K. P. KK I .' S.
GenT licket Agent. Genl Sapl
OU MARRIAGE.
IIAFPY Relief for Younar Men. from the
ell'ects of Lrrors and Abuse- in eariy life. Man
hoodre.-tort.il. Nervou.t tletiiity curtd. Im
T e .iiiierits lo Maiiaife remove i. New me!h(.'
of treai ui. nt. .Ni -nr and tttinaka-i-t-t remediea.
Books and Circuiarisent free, in tcalcd ecvel
oues.
Adlresa. liOWAP.D ASSOCf TI0N. No.
o;:t i intn Ct bilautipni. I'a.
S, B Ii OOM
J
DOTS
AA'JD
Z-er cents' V":
HmW f'SHI .Q goods.
IIat3. and Caps, Itoots and 'lioc,
GLAKKETS, RUDEER GOODS, TRUNKS, VALISES, ETC
nin Street. Second DoorE.ist of tho Court House
ERANCil HOUSE rroadway.Coucncil IiiofTa low.
di r rMniiTii nnnT i:n SHOE
Winters
CUSTOM MADE
ERcpnirinn neatly
Main bireei, riaiuiTicuui, hw-
HENRY BOECK
DEALL-i IN
FU II N I TOR E,
LOUNGES, SAFES, TADLES,
HKDSTKADS-
or ALL Pk.SCHirTIKtl AMD AT ALL MICKS.
Kctalic Barial Cases.
T V-sJ -r,...-
WOv.l.EN COFI
OF ALL SIZP.S.
Ready Made, and Sold Cheap for Cash.
With many thanks for pat patronage, ilo
Ate all to call and examine my large ek o
nitureand Coffina an28t
STATE AGENT
sskWtUljir' 'i'
KALLAOAY'S PATENT
WIND MILLS.
DOUBLE AND SIX'JLR ACTIXti FOBCE
AND FA h M PUMPS,
. X- L. FEED KILLS, ETC.,
TEI.M' LIB Ell AT
The Ilnlladav V ill h i!" Fto-d the test for ix
teen year-, both in ihe Uuntd JsiaUs and l a-
rope and ei tho only i-ne
Generally adopted by a'l Principal Rail
roads anu larmers.
4N Send for catalogue and price list,-
A. L. S1RANO.
aplSwtf Seward Nebraska.
.THE S23ST.2S
- L--';ur'i.iJ'
rs;
Wiil be fonnd nt his ol I stand on Main ."-t.
where he will be plo ned to tee hU fur
mer customers and mends.
ii
1 e has a lars and good assortment of farm
luuc-hiuury -ucu as the
The Marsh harvAster. arer.ner that two men
I f;o. cut aii l bind ten acres per dav walh
One n an to drive, and the binders can work iu
the tba.ua.
TTandivcr, and Moline Corn Tlantert.
Otubble and breaking plows, iron and wocden
O bcama.
jpto Eaglo and Orchard City Cultivator?.
jP"he Marsh Hiding Cultivator,
ilb irn VFapon. ? hnmpion P.eaper Sc llottn
XX iiajsilloa lurancr. u
F. J. METTEER,
Main Street. Platt.'mouth. Neb.
L. S- Blaib, Traveling A .jenl.
Feb. 29 wtf.
Hi NTt
CABPKNTKKS & JOlNKi:.-". Are prepi'rt
to do work in good stylo, on short no'-.o .arc
a-cboapao the cue.)e.-U to hup, corner ol
Jdsiu atiii tcaitti iwmH- Bjj-31alf.
" r" .
Oar
criILUnEJV'S CL O TlllA'tf
I'lattj.'uouth, Xobrftikw'
. .
BOOTS AND SHOES AT
t'ene by P. MAXWELL,
J an I'll A tr rf
O. I JOMlV K
PEALEIl I.t
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All Paper Tnniiufcd 1rc3 cf
Chargfi.
Also Dealer In
Books,
Stationary".
Magazines, and
Latest Publications.
Prescriptions carefully compounded by meV
peru-ni-eil Uruicaist.
liKinciii'.er the nlace. tfir-itnors we-t oi lue
Hi rtn'J office-; I'lalt-mouth. Nebraskii.
Ium"bsr! Lumber
The Undersigned has on hand and i!
lla it is ft: c l tii'ing
All kinds of
COTTONWOOD LUMBER
AtLNMill.attLt Ftrry Landinf at nttinoith
Orders Promptly Filled.!
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