-"4
LoiJie Dcportmtnl.
At iill LoJf c meeting and gatherings
the visual restraints of Foeietr, as formed
to-daj-, should be thrown aside, and all
join as they are as rue family, for
rocuotiDr the Koeiality auJ liappi;iva of
all. At the lode room, while thre ih
trai brotherly t-puit, let there be re
Fpectful decorum, do matter whatever
maybe tbc e3a to tempt one to do
otherwise. The Master of a Lodge haa
an iai;vorta.nt duty to pctforuj ; but his
authority will be like brittle straw fc.'uii.t
a reck, v.Lca asked to jrecrvc order, if
he ha not iu advaoce -o instructed the
brethrto in lodge deoriiiient that they
Ehall reffwt hici. 2s either docs it all ho
with the Ma.U-r. The members, indi
vidually and collect!)', Lave &l.-o sdu'y,
which is a much iucumbont mi thi-iu,
to ierforai, at it is upon the Matter cf
tne loive to ert oito own
TLc Tea);'d was no Uy-groanJ. bu
a place bet aj-art f r the pntciieit; of
those huxan irtr?s that fotm tho bed
acts of cur live. An 1 ro are the lodgo
rooms but branches of ih cn at Temple,
where the fluster and Craft prole- and.
we hope, practice those artP-L rf faith
that we the fuuu la'iori n w hich i-1 built
the true Masonic Temple, the lode
room is no plee for utHiec?fs;iy levi y,
nor i-honid it be hold as a ptacx- t,t lo u
faces ; but one where tho biotberly hand
is ever esteuded, and those courtesies
shown that make up half the happiness
of thin world, "t'harity'iu everything.
These virtue? are rcraidt;d n import
ant by the Craft, and every tuciubcr i
tireed tn eultivate then.
Not lonir xim-e a number waexioied
for telling the proceedings of a lodre to
one not entitled to know thorn. Ue ap
pealed to the Grand IdH, tut that
bode verv tiictxrlv CiiiSruicd the ex
pulsion. A good many other lodges
should adopt stringent nia-ures to en
force Mlen3 upon talking members' or
visitors. Much evil frequently results
iron thw pernicious habit. An appn
cant is rejected, and frequently the fact
is known among hi acquaintances, not
MunM. aliuo-it as pron as he knows it.
Thi is an ir.jury to his character, and
tends to tring him into disrepute. This
is pimply an outrage. e can not grnnt
his request: but we hive no right to in
jure hiia.
These tale bearers should be very
promptly and rigidly dealt with. Ju
tonic limine.
A t'2ilrr.ml Bowk.
The D bl; Ls nt a Hebrew book. The
Bible is the book of man. It is a divine
re.-ord of truth revealed before Alra
ham'Kdaiv: truth which it t lsed God
to preerv, through the children of
Abraham, fioui a.Ituitot their sin ami
errors, yet made more clear anl impres
sive by those mu and errors. It is no
less ii.eloriou if n its human de. this
truth be iu ia-t Chnldean, or Egyptian
or Persian ; whihi it i of no consequence
a to its authority, -ince it reaches us
through inspired men, free from corrup
tions on other lips, and pure as it was
breathed from ou hih. JJjouic Ke
tieic. IlfntM to Gurdrnlns.
I propo.se to f-ay a few words upon gar
detisand gardeoing, and when I ppeak of
gardens I meau such as every farmer in
the land and nearly every eitizc-u of every
viihsce or i-nitM town iu the whole of this
Weetern World, may have without in
fringing upon thoe (so called) more im
portant avocations of daily life. In this
article I ay uocbirg of Hot Beds or
Gnn Houses. Th"sear imp-ortant for
profession! gardener and nurserymen,
but are uot neces.-ary for ihe common ev
ery day vegetable garden. In order that
I may be letter understood as to what I
refer, 1 will jiive a brief description of
my own little "patch," which 1 have cul
tivated for live years, ani has answered
me a a nursery lor email seedlings, a
strawberry patch, an arhoietum, and a
most excellent vegetable and fruit gar
den. This garden lot is 120 feet by 50 feet,
with one corner 4S by 2 taken eff for
ptiblc, lieu house and pig pen. On this
there arc six cherry trees, four plum trees,
two pear trees, peach trees, two ap
ple trees, thirty currant bushes, twelve
gooseberry busljas, fifteen grape vine,
one pcr.-iuimon tree three years old,
eight feet high, and several email ones
one year old. fit'ty wedling peach trees
one year old, rhubarb arid asparagno, six
ozier willow, and on the north side of
the south Awe, a row of the lied Ant
werp rsplerr:e one hundred feet in
length : and in additi n to the alove, I
have the - Hunilry 2ftuvo SVcfir
Strawtterry on the ground where it orig
inated, tho Jucunda aod the Kusscll. The
mail fruit Lave all dene well all we
needed for current use, a plenty for can
ning, and some to give to our neighbor.
iow as to vegetables as our patch is
email and pretty well covered with fiuit,
of courso we do not raie vegetables in
large quantities, but always have plenty
and to spare, and of the bott quality.
The soil i deep, rich alluvial of the
Mississippi Hiver bottom, and this well
manured. As soon as the frost is out
of the ground and the weather favorable.
I fork up a bed twelve inche.-deep, along
the south side of my north fence, and
sow or plant, beets, lettuce and radi-h-cs,
all together in the same bed. The
r-irli.1i pa Ki-utn fnmo tn B trc, kI7A and
arused; the lettuce is thinned uto a J
soon as it will do to use, and the greater j
part ofbet are taken up ana bet on the
border of other beds, leaving enough on
the ground to grow and ripen after eve
rything cl-e is taken cflT. Iu this way I
have always su'.t-eeded in having plenty
of U'ets from three to four iuches in di-
aninfir hv tl-.o itli nf.Inlw "l"hW find
peas and onions are planted in March, j
ana generally have some cold and ttetz
ioa weather on theai, but it does nftt
kill tbem only puts them back a little
I sow my parsnip iu the winter broad
cast all over the garden ; they come ear
ly and in gret abundance. What I
don't waut are easily hoed up, or it they
are in the vrong place I transplant them;
in this wy they grow large weighing
from three to vpn jounds. I have oco
now in my cclUr fif teen inchc iu circum
ference, two feet long, weighing seven
pounds: the rert of the erop is iu the
ground yet. For early potatoes I start
them iu March, in a box by the cook
stove. Cut them into one or two eyes,
let them dry two or three da-.?, then lay
them in a close as tjioy will lay in good
rich soil ; cover them with the fame kind
and set them in a warm place. When
the tops apjioiir above ground they may
require a little water occasionally,, but
not much. In bright, clear weather, set
the box out in the open airou the sunny
side, in the middle of the day, taking in
at night. Have the ground well prepar
ed a day or two before planting. When
the plants aro six inches long they will
be well rooted. Set them out leaving
about an inch above ground, in the evco
injr cover with straw or litter, which can
be left cn protecting them from the cold.
In this way you will have plenty of pota
toes large and fine-by the 5th to the 10th
of June gwfet corn should be planted
early in April, and if it is an early kind
acd has been well tended, you will have
green fjorn oa the table early in June.
i'erih should be plant od in rich mellow
Siiil, Uuee to four inches deep and the
(! round well btirred with a rake before
they come up, and etirred often after
ward, and you can eat green peas at an
early day. Tomatoes require the richest
and warmest soil and good care. 8ft the
Slants iix inches deep, leaving the top
ud abave ground. i)on't wait for them
'to get big enough to but f-tir the
ground ofteu at the t-tart, and before
they fall down trliis- thorn upon all fi'des
60 that the vines and frwit may have
somethiug to reit on, and if you hsve a
gook kind you can take at la-t half a
bushel troru every plant. The great se
cret of success is in keeping the ground
mellow and loose, o that not a treed is
allowed to prow on the ground, ai;d as
soon a a hill of In-ans, a sta'k of com, or
any other plant bn done its duty, pull
it up use it for muk-h'ng other plants,
and take tlierouui Lr another crop.
In this way you can raise two or three
! i n
tcai ai hut vuur i'al'J'.U. Wf. cr-
tcrn Pviiwloffist,
"Up to Cincinnati !" is the new watch
word of Horace, the far-sctimr. We re
member how he once had another watch
word of, "On to Richmond !" and what
came of it. His political tactic-are about
as wise as his ir.i;itry. lie was goiut.' to
snuffout the rel-liion by a summary cap
ture of Richmond. And ntiw he dreams
of achieving the I'leideiicv by the way of
Ciricinniti. He had to abandon his cry
of "On to Richmond. " and fall into line
with tho e wl.o better ucdr-r-tood the
er.euiv. So it will be now with the Cin
cinnati balloon Greeley will go "up" in
it beynd adoubt And when he discover.-wht
a nji-entble t udgeon his vanity
anla litde Democrat; fla'trv have made
of uim. how ha will rave ! When ht find
that tic exnnot be nominated, won't he go
fir tho other idiots with vior arid rem?
But thn he must put hi- hands in the
fi e. we suppose. That is the way with
children of MXtv.
EMPIRE BAKERY.
AND
GKRO O 33 "El,
Corner Rain and Third Sts
Pkttsmoath, Nebraska,
keep on band full euri'ly of
Co iifcctio n cries,
Pies,
Cakes,
Cheess
and
nd a complete ortnieiit of Groceries, and
ueensware, ana uiawais.
aS-Giv o ut a. call.
11 v
Jiir:iv.k irnaRRTV
FARM MACHINERY.
f;l. E. Woods keens an as
sortment and sells as cheat
as ths cheapest. Give him a
can.
Weeping Water, Neb.Apl4w4
FURN1TUR E
Thos. W. Kliryock,
CABINET MAKSIM
And dealer in ail kinda of
Garniture Chairs.
maix street, (third door eatt of P 0
Plattsmouth - - :- eb
- B "pairing and Varnishing neatly
funerals ttended at the shortest
LYON'S KATHAIRON,
For Preaerving and Beautifying the Human Hair
To Prevent its Falling Out and Turning Gray.
A well-preserved Head of llair, in a person of
middle age, at once bespeaks refinement, ele
gance, health and peanty. It may truly be
called Woman's Crowning Glory, while men
are not inei,8i!le to it! advantages and charm 8 1
Few thing are more disgus ing than thin,
frirzly, harsh, untamed Hair, with head and
coat cavered with Dandruff. Visit a barber
and you feel and look like a new man. This is
what LYON'S K4.TUAIRON will do all the
time. The charm which lies in well placed
Ha:r, Glowy Curls. Luxuriant Tresses, and a
Clean Head. U noticeable and irreMetable.
Sold by all Druggists and Country Stores.
Jan, 2d. dtw lw every 3w
GROCERIES
"A Penny Saved is a Penny Earned."
And if you disire to
Save Tliat Penny
At well as Pounds go to
3 IETT I5KO.
To Euy Your
Gil O CJEIZZI28
.'x.t,ut vu a. u. f ox, ana now oc-
rnikV tliA . a , 4 i i .
the Platte Valley House, where we have just
- .. ; " " wiuniiiuai mppiy oi rocen8 ant.
,V?'1?na-,TraK n we wiu geil very low for caoh
All k!iiuS of country produce takcn.in ex hange
lor grrUi(.
;p2Mtf BENXETT BROS.
KOTICE.
r
WILL furnish parties with etnnn fnrbn;t.l!n
A. purposes at reasonable ratei. at my quarry or
Ielivereu on the cars at Louisville station- Th
fullowi K binds cm K hA tK.. " ?tT.7
caps, perch rock, line or rod ssnd stone such as
ww U.M oy the B.ill R. K.in the construe
t rt ai their stone work. All reepon.ible
orders promptly fillPd Address. lKXl,vu-
X. A. HOOVER
fo Anv RTi.-nKvs All persons who oontem
fi ate unking contract with nerpaperior the
insertion of Advertisements shuuid .end to
geo. owell go.
or a Circular, or inclos 25 cents for their One
hun'rd 1'age Pnu'hlet. con'ainin LLU of
a,0i) New? papers and ectitnatcf", showing the
cunt of advertising, a'so ui:iiiy uc'I'il hints to ad
vertier. and Kouie aneountof the experiences
ot uii-n who are known a uccetu!'ul ad verlis
ers. This firm are proprietors ot the American
Neargpaper Advertibing Agency.
and are pos-ed of une(nnlcd fHcilities for
securing the insertion of advertisements jo all
Nwpupers nd l'eriodical at lewest rates.
The Two Most Saccessfu
Popular and Perfect,
Co O K I N
M A CHINES
OF THE PERIOD
Are Oar Well Known
ASD
EPICURB BROILERS !
Both are of the Pimp'est Cons'ructi'n, and
so baily mauaged that we guarantee them to
give
ENTIRE SATISFACTION
As no article in the household has a greater in
fluence in ro'iiotiox the health, com tort and
happiness of th tarn ily circle . than tne Cook
Move, it is economy as well a policy to get the
very be.t; and in buying the Charter Oak, you
rau rely on getting the uiot-t sucve-eful, popular
an i perfect cooking stove ever mule.
In using ?n Kpiuure Broiler you are always
sure ot having
Juicy, Tender and Delicious Ilecfstakes,
Chickens, Hams, Chops. &c.
Sold By
EXCELSIOR 'hi'FC'T CO.
C12 & G14 N. Main Street,
St. Loui9 Mo.
AND ALL
LIVE STOVE DEALERS.
Dec2d&wGoj.
LEU P. ! '! i:
Nebraska Cityy
s
General Agent Dep't Northwest,
Union Central Life
IHrURAETCS CO
Of Cincinnati Ohio,
J. If. PRESSON.
julyldd&wtf
Local Ageu
CEDAR CREEK MILLS
Is in running order now.
Wanted 50000
bushels of Wheat. Satisfaction will be given
to customers in grinding and sawing
Flour. Corn meal, and Lumber, will be sold
Cheap for Cash.
Come one. Come all. and srive the Ceda.
creek, jhui a trini.
CHRISTIAN SCIILUXTi.
Proririfet
Oct. 12th wl y
SIXTY FIVE 1st PRIZE M EOALS AWARDED
THE GREAT
altimo e Piano
a ACTORY.
WM.KNABE &CO
Manufacturers of
GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
Baltimore Mabtlano. "
These Inst omenta have been befo he Tnb-
lic tor nearly thirty years, and upon their ex
cellence aljtie attained an unpwchaed Pre
eminence, which pronounces them unequaled
in xotw., your a.
norkm-iruhip and Lhtmbxlity.
SA11 our Square Piano have our New Im
proved Uvcratrung Scale and the Agraffe T e-
WVtwouM call special attention to our
late Patented Improvement in Grand Pianos
and Square Grinds found in no other P-nno.
which bring tbe i iano nearer perfection than
has yet been attained.
Ev-eTv PIANO fully VTftrmnteti for f'ive'pearg
Illatratcd Cat lojrue and nrice lists nromDt
ly lurci.-ht.-d on i :iicittiin to
WM. K ABE t CO,, Ba!timor, lid.
Or any of mr regular established agcnc.es.
juv.vjwoino.
Lo k to Your Children.
The Great Soothing Remedy.
MR3. I Cures colic and erirtinr in
Prio
3
Cen.
Price
So
Cents.
Price
23
Cents.
Whitcomb's the bowels, and f icilitates
Syrup. I the process of teething.
MRS. I Sub-lues oun vnlsionR and
Whitcomb's overcomes all diseases inci-
oyrup.
MRS.
dent to infants and ehiidrrn
Cures Diarrhoea. Ityntc
ry and sumtnercomplaint
children of all ages.
Whitcomb's
Syrup.
It is the rre.it Infants' and Children VnSnnth-
ing Remedy, in all disorders brought on bv
teething or any other cause.
Prennred bv thn 4r&t'tn f oil if inn Cn "St
Louis Mo.
C'old bv druscists and dealers in Ma
everywhere- de2d
PLATTSMOUTH
ACADEMY,
FALL TERM FOR 1871.
Commences October 1 1871.
Chicago Avenue, Cass county Nebraska.
'rof. Adolphe d'AUcmand, Proprietor
and Principal, Assisted Ly able
Tutors.
'Pills Aca-lemy is now in successful oppera
1 tion.and oifers at moderate terms the usual
advantages of a
First-Class School.
nh "course of study embraces eTery bran
A of a thorough Laglifh education, togeth
orcir the modern laLtruage?, music, and drawin
ix iinu,.uiiu ua reierenoe aaareas too xrinci
w4i infant
mMQMtm
J. WLi, Pn.pri.tar. R. H. BtcIXw.LB C., Uru
Ag.uu, Sui Kruicim, C!., od M Cvnumm itml. 1.M
MIJUtlONS Bear Tcatlmony to tbelc
Wonderful Curative Enectn.
They are not a vile Fancy Di lnU, SJadeof Poo
Km, Whiakey, ProorSpliita and ltefiiae
L.iq u or doctored, iiiccu and sweetened to slease tho
taste. called "Tonics," "Appetizers," "Kestorcrs."4;c.,
that lead the tippler on to drunkenness and min.bnt are
atme Medicine. made from the Native IJrmtsand Ilerbj
cf California, free from nil Alcoholie Hliinu
Innla. They are the R EA T HI.OO PI'RI
FlERnnd A LIFE CJIVIXU IMtlKCl PL.E,
k ierfect Ilenovator and Invigorator of tlie System,
earryingoff all poisonous matter and restoring thcblood
to a haltliy condition. Ko person can take these Bit
ters according to directions and remain long unwell,
provided their bones are not destroyed by mineral
poison or. other means, and the vital organ wasted
beyond the point of repair.
TUey are n Ccnile Pnrgntive a well naa
Tonic, possessing, also, the peculiar merit of acting
s a oweiful ORcnt in relieving CungeFtion or lituam?
mation of tho Liver, and all tlie Visceral Organs.
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, inymmRor
old, married or single, at the dawn of womanhood oral
Uie turn of lire, these Tonic Cittcrs have no equal.
For Inflammatory and t'hrouic Rbeuina
- tism and (.aul, Drpepiia or I niligentlon,
Uilionn, KcmittciU and Intermittent Fc-
vera, Uinenaca of lhr ltlood. Liver, Kid.
ten and Illndcler, these Itinera have tcen most
anccessrul. Marb lienca are caused by Vitiated
Blood, which Is generally produord by derangement
of the Digestive Orgnnn.
DYMPEPMIA OR IXnilSESTION, Dead
che. Painia the Shoulders, Coughs, Tightness of the
Chest. Dizziness, Bour Eructations or the Stomach.
bad Taste tn the Mouth. .Bilious Attack. Palpitation oi
; lbs Heart, Inflammation of the I.ung. Pain in the rc
' t'ons of the Kidneys, and a hundred other painful ayinp-
toma. are the oflsprings of Dyspepsia.
They invigorate tbe Stomach and stimulate tbe torpid
Liver and Bowels, which render them of unequalled
tfficacr In cleansing the blood of all impurities, and im
tartiDg new life aud vigor to the whole system.
FOR SKIN DISEASES. Eruptions, Tetter. Bait
Rheum, Blotches, Spots, Pimples, Pustules, Boils, Car-
Suncles, Rim-Worms. Scald Head. Sore Eyes. Erysipe
las. Itch. Scurf. Dim-oloralions of the Skin. Humorsand
piseanes of tbe Skin, of whatev-r name or tin lure, are
literally dug up and carried out of the system in a short
time by the useoi inese iiiiiers. irne oorrie in men
eases will convince tlie most increauious oi tueir cura
live etJecta.
Cleanse the Vitiated Blood whenever you find its Im
purities bursting throuch the skin in Pimples. Erup
tions or Sores ; cleanse it when you find it obstructed
and sluggish in the veins: cleanse it when it is foul,
and your feelings will tell you when. Keep the blood
sure, and the health of the system will follow.
Pin, Tape, anil other Worms, lurking tn the
lystcm of bo many thousands, are effectually destroyed
and removed. Bars a distinguished physiologist.
tliere im rcf1y mi iuiHviiual upon tko face of the
earth whose body is exempt from the presence oi
worms. It Is not upon tne nealtny elements 01 me
horiv that worm exist, but iitmn the diseased humors
and slimy deposits that breed these liviu monsters of
disease. No System of Medicine, no vermifuires, no
anthelmintics will free the system from worms like
uiese Hitters.
J. WALKER, Proprietor. R. II. Mc DONALD & CO.,
Druyrists and Gen. A renin. San Fraocisco. California,
tnu jz ana s-t commerce oireet, new zora.
SOIJi BY ALL DRUUGIST3 A.ND DEALERS.
We are opening an
UnusuaHj attractive
Stock of all and
Winter goods,? purclias
Early largely and
Li nv down.
We buy from first
Class houses, invariably
For cash, and have a
The advantages ota
And
Propose to give our
Customers goods at
Prices we know must
Please.
Come,
And be convinced that
Our stock is complete
And the place to purchase
Dry Good Notions,
Boots, Shoes, Groceries,
Is at Clark & Plummer's
Main Stree. opposite
Brooks House
Plattsmouth.
A. Book Tor the llilliaa !
MARRIAGE!! A rnivnte counselor to the
uUIOc. (Married or those about to mar
I i TV Itn t hi. tihl-atfil, in - el...
jes and revelations ot the sexual Fystein, the
latest oiefoverieu in tir.nlnei n u-n n.l
".,.! ' u prrrerve me completion Ae.
Inn is aa interesting work of two hunured
and twei.ty-lour n.iit s. with ntimn.onx
jnits. and contains valuable information lor
those who are married, or contemplate mar
riage. Still, it i a book that ought to be kept
uu'.vi i ov iv iiuii K t" v . nn i.nt i , , i fu : .i i
fcent to any one (free ofpostnire) for r)0 cents.
A'idresH Lr. KnttV l.i.ncr,.., xT tj -w
Eighth street. St. .Louis. Mo.
Notice to the Afflicted and Unfortunate.
Before annl vine-to the nntnrinn. n.A.
advertise in public papers, or usinir any quack
reuieuicfr. pcruite i it. iiulth' wnru nn
what your desease i or how deplorable your
lr. liuttg can be consulted, personally or by
mail, on the disease mentioned in his work
Office. Xo. 12 N. Kighth ftreet, between Market
Vnd (Jbenut. bt. Lt-uif, 11a. dee"Al&wl-y
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
1871 L871 1871
GREAT RUSH ! LARGE CROWDS ! !
Everybody, and more too. are going to
D.SOHHASSE & CO,
To bay their
ZTSTEW YOEK STOEE
The best aj'd mort complete
STOCK OF DRESS GOODS-
Are now on exhibition at the Jiew York Store, at greatly rcauced prices. We call particular
aueuuuu to our new si-yies oi
DRESS-GOODS, PRINTS,
LEL.Ai.NS, UlMsllAMS,
iJKUUxN SHEETING,
ISLEACilED COTTONS,
liALMOIiA L. CARPETS.
CLARK'S NEW THREAD.
COT ION YA .S. ROOTS AND SIKJl
of all kinds and prices to suit our numerous customers. large stock of
GROCERIES,
HARDWARE,
QLEENSUARE
WOODEN-WARE,
GUSSWARE,
YANKEE NOTIONS,
ITS AND CAPS, .
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mvtE.s -
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policy-holder than any other company in eiis;aiice
OFFICERS
IT P Mackav. President,
D M Swan. Vice-Praidcnt-
George A Moore, Secretary,
J Jones, Ais't Secretary,
11 L ii'ewuian. Treasurer
Di- J L Wever, ed. x'tor.
DIRECTORS.
0 Sh're, Leavenworth. Kan.
II D Meckay, Leavenworth Kan
1 M Swan.
W G Collin,
Geo A Moore.
D W JVwers.
Geo L David, St. Louis. Mo
J Merritt.
E Hastings.
MR. Morgan " "
f F Richards.
II R Hammond "
H Edecrton.
Thr rrne. " "
S M Striokler. Junction City
Chas Hobinson, Lawrance,
W . llaaiey.
Gen. Agentfor JVebraskn and ortherii ILausr:
GOOD TRAVEL
W. WAHSHALLt Agent.
R LIVINGSTON. Med Fxamine
Mnmxmm
onlincn!al uilbing, tos. 24,
JUSTUS LAWRENCE. President. J. P. R0G ERS. Secretary.
- (
Enterprising Economical, liberal-
assfl
Nurcber Policies issued to Jan. 1. 1872
Nutnher Polieies ku4 anil revived in
Aosiviis, Jan. i.
'This Comriftnv ih 1ii rpl - TVT ntnt 1 1- tta n.ro
cy holders, annuallv on the "f ontributiun Plan." nn'd has a larger busi ess and a lower ratio of
expense to income, than have ever been attained by any other Company at a Correspond. as
period in its history.
Its total Asses are sufficient to dUehara a'l liaSiMes. inilu linn re-insunnea. p.iy back all
its stock capi'al, and leave as a balance more thin a M1LLIO. of earned surplus.
This Company Issued More Polici s
IN 1S71
Any Other Company in the Worl .
S. A. TAYLOR & CO.,
janiojAwtr General Agents, for Nebraska.
Ij . IF1 . JOHITSOlsr,
?"Opposite the Platte Valley House,
Main Street, XMattsmoutli, Nebraska
. , sr&-
G. A. MILLER & CO S
PIANOS.
Th lljcr Jfirst-rhss
Wholesale and RetaiKBealcr in String?, Sheet
-MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Tn-J
AT THB
II A C.-ilkins. General Agor.t,
W E Harvey, Con. ctuarj,
T A llurd. Attorney.
II L X wmanLear-- -worthK
W K Chemberlain.
T A Jlurd, ;
K B Allen. " "
C A '"erry, Weston, Mo,
G W Veul, Topeka, Kansas.
J M Price Atchison, Kan.
V KStebbius, "
I TORS WANT ED.
1 I I.J1 T I SJI O ffT.
nnji of o.vI
26 28Jassaa St. & 0
Safe
ld?l .
45.000
i- s:-y
, S,305,23.,St
ii,,,,j ,1 ; ; i;nw;,a An,;. a o,. .-..1 . , . n n :a T ,,t :
TH A. 1ST
in ScLlater's Jewelry Store, -553
BUHUETTi
SMITHS AM'N,
AND BOSTON,
ORGANS.
aab Organs.
pianos
Music, and ail kinds of Musical Merchandise
od Repaired-SatWaion Garanteet.-GX
tedwtf
m
.7
iSTlHW STORE
Veeping Water, Nebraska.
AS. CJMI52 e& CO
BUCCKabRS TO
1I0RT0X k JENJC3.
It
Senoral Blercliaudiso,
Rvr:t as
DRY GOOV.
GfcnrrTT'?:.
HARDWARE.
QUEENSWARE.
HATS. CATS BOOTS.
SHOES, N0TKLVS. .1-;
We are AgooU for
VViiJccx St CiLhs Sewing filachins
Croccrics and ProvicGions.
CxVT.L AT
& HI Mil ' &
AUCTION AND
Co in in i ss i o n II o ntn . ;
31 A IN ST
Where you can luy a!nin-t tverj .Iiln?
catal-le, ino!uiing
FresU Fruit
At the lowest Prices for easli. H t-ho.-t
t.iicopaiJ ibr Cutimry i'roilui. ,
Dutti'i-, ( hickLtirs, A;c. cS:c.
Goods Delivered in the Citv
Free ut Charge.
S. UUKIv
jylTJiwtl.
TO BUILD? R OTIIFRS
THE PLATTSMOUTH STC?iE
Are prepared to fup..- the public w itli l'u e of
tbe best qualiiy, at their works, at the rule t.l
(gJpThirty cent per Bush
And when barrelled twenty-live cents
will be barged per ln.rrt.l.
Or.iets can be lelt witb J. W. Shannon,
mouth, JN'elu; ska. or Mii.:;'e-ed to iih-
br llix fit). Plittlxinnv 'fe Not..
J. L. Z. Mil. rrro t.
F?eit4mtUtj itone aud Linio C- r
scr l-'Jt 7t?
, ! ' 1 '.( V r- .1 V 4 l--l
r-T T"-'-"7 '
CITY MtAT MARKET,
-BY
eo3 ZTicLlcr,
. MAIN STREET,
Platt-ssjoiilli; - lYcbrn&ka.
The best of Frch Meats ulwaj-s on hand i
their nca.-oa.
ITighest Trice Paid for Fit fqttl?
i-Highest Cash Trice paid fur green Iliac
diwtf
Mustang Linimenl
I FOIi fflni AI Rr isT.
Trobalily few articles have ever h;i ,-n
rxtcn-ivc a ?;ilt, w hi!c fj!r) !j:ivo Ijc t ti
more universally beneficial tlii.n the cc)c
ln ted M KX1 OA N 31 USTA CJ LINI
MENT. Children, AJults llor-t-s, mid
Donic.-tic Aniinals, aie alwuys Jia! 'e to
accident, and it is safe to s-sij, tint no
family can jm.s a single season without
some kind oi an emol inut being neee.
sar3. It becomes a matter of iutjior
tance then to crciire (he best.
Over throe hundred liverv f table? in the city
of New York afcine are using tbe .Mexican Mus
tang Liniment, in all c-f whicb it gives unutual
satisfaction.
I'TIOX. The penuiue is wrapped in a
fine .Stf't lute eijtfrn.vii. ,t.
the face of eaoti wrupi -r. XI e wno'le bears tiio
pr.pricliir"s tiriva'e Un ted tt.nes l.evenue
rtaiQU. ani Dot u rrimmfin u.,itm ... t i..
. , , . . v ..... j . tta U 4 I,
Lvojt MAXCFACTrnn; Co .
t nu Jt , I'aik l'lace. N. Y.
Jan.'Jtn. a.trw lw every 3rdw
617 St. C'harle- Street.
Ionger located in St Louis than any C'nrcn
j s I'bjficiai., o Fucceii.siully trtau bimpl.
uu Kst iiiiiicaiei ent-real ui.-ea.-'e as to t.l iitf
patientfiroin every butre. Ju.-i 1ios.i'hJ op-
inri u li II R 1 1 f. lime, .rnpruni't, ivilh v.n
'cscurusii Dirtiiireu in uie .siuhlilifni-i.t , urr..
oanes piven upbv otheri-, no metier vbo tiiil
ed ; tell yo. r private troubles. on-ultation
iree. ceuu iwo giainr.? lor meaiciil
Manhooo, U'i)amior. ftir bj
mil. 13 cents -acb. both for 2.". cts, 1'KJ piiirc.
Ail tharthe curiou, iio!!iul nr inrim ir v
wish o know all aNnit h:lf-pol!utioa 1'reve
'ion. Marriage Kverv voutior miin Hnd w
mnn ought to rcail it as a wsrninn The n
vous 'i iji itiitril . partially impntent
l4cientiBciill" advised. dec"d.k
mmm waseieb
r
rf.:
V .I . ; i S
A
rATi::;Ti;n urroiitn 7, iti.
It i ft Cofn''e Siiccph t HavM lloarf
'J.uiO auil ;J. ii.t m i , i.i'.l Hie ittiu
cf iid-.:i 1aj.
I'.vy i!;!.: 'Vn-.n-r nml yo:i in'tn a SuiiliKS Wife. It
Is tho 1,lA I'iiu- pin iiivpim-d.
) bj i.tii t ir a Viiii.-r im n wrtijr u iir a
wi iaei r. Tn- univernnl ieti.-iol.y iks :'."'".!'
i i f.-.-t in . ..i ( . pt:.ri. H.i.t !'. .-iirert t.ie KKA T
fT 1 . .. -I Hi.!-: A ".i.H.-N I' Of W 'ltG t-t U'A K
nt'tlm 1. 1 i i'.CM !!l,K I o"l'.S.u.il ih t uiiipai t.
I.l-lif. .-..t I v il.ui il-il. act . it ih ti. Ui w that it
v, . i ! ,i ti. ... it w Hi i:t....-..ii.y iitl I Hirien. y
't in"o v h.. .i i t )ih M:u lnuu work, t.iro amili
tl.'J I.:-'!1'." ir (.', l"H'. i. l.:v. llx-l- t inn" lnlie llictl
l-nvo ?i'ni'iv l.i-;. .1 tiiH-T.iniflmli tlw ot.je t rrotuisvd
in pro-.'ivnnt ntid loud """ litol ui-vertiM-mt nts.
11,,, ;, ,(t,(. imlil.-.ili. l.t to pill I -
l:--!l r,l,u-.-. M i l.)W ll.il. it V, ltlli'1 t r'' li ol e-i
l.oui'i-'-rw . i " -1 i!i. r. i no arliclo of l -ci-0.,.v
v... ii i i r.-n . J llio niiyn'l iiitmeiit o ni.
S?.-.; ih a i u. - i :i Ur,i i'.t tliie l:il.or-nvr.
e- . v. i wl.. rc. iiUtal liiH- oiintto
Al.h.H ;:i.i IbO tl ". !. I . r n i ! -s llie Jlnutt-
Al.lv IN-. I, lV .,
, Canul '-t., ( hi.-aac., liliuol.
ET
Buying YciirGrLcn-Iicass and
Oct! faiiis.
.iff;
izztic A::'6?f-us.
1 "tONT .cnd I':iut. f. r I'liinis when you en n
1 i ;t i. ju t hm K ii I !r iiK.iKy pen er
h line, l.i my im. i .er.ii IVii nl. an. I i;iir..MH I
would Miv iIk.' 1 li.ive I lit? i.iik'.m ,J Ii.rt
'I .( K .1 I ;. i ii is ever licieil tor .".We in 1 1,1 we-it
mid i r. p m i-eil ti.fiu ut rt'it8Maui ritea.
beeiiiu un.i M-'inl i.ir luy
New Descriptive Catalogue
wlii.h will be c nt frpto nl' h nrply fr it
I hen Kive i.,e y,.ur orders, un.i UVel (.mlili nt
1 in Mifi iy yiiu.
Aiinre--. iv j. h i;si;k.
1-eh. 1.1 d.Vwif ri;i(tMi.i t!i. Sib-
.1 ti l- I i C P I ' I .. I.'
... . . . ----- ....... . w. m ... xm
II (MAN MISKKV!
Juit i'ubllxh"!, ii (l ! 'I fnr, !.,,, Vi're 6e.
A (.i . ti:re on li.e Ni.ture. I i e.i' lui nf.. iir,d
f:eii-j. lure i.l J..-I m;i .r r! i -a . . r .-.iniiuii
t'.enkll -. I IIV.I unlnrv lMi:!--l.iii, Sevmil i.
b lit '. s ii i 1 ti: in cn f tn A I ; 1 1 i.:ir . .'eneivill
erv'iM.n.-s. ('.it. h. ... .ii.. ii, i;, , lin,j r
Menial :it,. I I'l.i-i.ai I ;:e:i i,h-ii v. resii I ring froiii
? lf-ii!. ii:-!'. A . 1 y lio .t J. t 'uirerwell, M.
I:-. ;: ill iii.r i.l I'.e ''i cn l;n,!t X
The vvuil, I r ii. 1 1 1 1 ---- -1 niii.'inr, mi ilii n linir.-i-bl.'
Leeiure. clratly irnm hi.- own ex per
ience that tin-imn hil e.n..- .iu,n ,.i t,, ',l i.i,Ur0
ui:iy c-.reetit;ill.v I n;..-. . .1 h i I..ii; irn-LcineK,
tiri.l wi.ht.lit i. iiij.;. to, I fi.jrtrit uvvuuiuH. In.u
iri s. i i-li mi .1. iii,.. i,r .,j j,..ii,(;n,.
nut ii inn ii- i cure ut ..pee i i rt.-iin i.n i , M.tIuhI
ttv '.vlii.-ii evuy .ii!. iit, im maiti-r w t at bin enn
ditin.i ii!:iv be. m: .v : nre liinii-i ll !.i aplv pri
vntely. im,! ra.ii.-.. l,y. J hi- l.-i-tn ro ivul prove a
bo Ii t-j ta.-,u- ii,..1.- ah I l!mu-ai In.
Se J ut i r.e.il. to i!ti.v n.i-4 , i a plain
Peitlet. i nv. o.i.,-. (in tin-re -eipt nt eentn. cir
to p ,.-.ate M.iinp-. l.,r. fnlverwe l
r" ',,,''!"l'!l:.' pnee meets:.-. A,lire..n the
ruoli; i. ti ,
C1ZAS. J C ft LI Tj
TJT li.nv. ry -New wk.I1. U- i;,,x 4.Ui5.
lec '2-2 wly
F. W. SHANNON'S
i"ki:d, sali; and
31 A I N S Til i: KT,
J,iitt.mni(ths Tc h r . : s lid.
1 am prepared to iice'iiiumai.ite the l ublie with
llolx-.-, tan l.ii;i.-, J.ukko an.J a o. 1 llearre
oi. il.ni I t.os lee una tu..ii.iol: terui!-. A Hack
Mil i un i...;;.i-.-n..ti., i ijuiiii,, uti.1 to nil put i
oitlic city when tt'.tiieti.
January 1, J- .l u ji !.:'.
SJKE CO
.IT FOOT OF JULY STREET
Whi .-K-salo k Kcti;i; I)ciUrs in
II aidwf.ic fid Ci:llcr, Muis
TINWAKi:, KOl'E,
IRON, STZEL NAILS AND
Keep on lurid a Largo Slock of
ciLiii Ti:n ojik.
bvckspj rn.YT,
CUIC.IGO, E.VPOiU
L O Y .'1 L CO OK
And ther I i"rst-(."Iass 'ooking
S 7 0 V G ,
All
Coal or Wo oil hept on ban 1.
JOIJ Wdl'.KOFAI.LTvTNDS DONE.
M 0 L I ; L"
S'lirin and i3re;;!.in Llows
At Net C03; for Cnsu.
P.attsmotnh MiiJs ! !
T'LATTMOUTII NEiJHA.S K
C0KUAL IIKISJ L ----- Proprietor.
Flour. C-rn Meal. Feed. Ac.. Alwiy r.n hand
uuu. lur Mm ac lowest la h l'm-as.
tt.Tbe Hi(fhect i rir-fg paid f,r AVLeat and
Coru.
C-iyl'yrticuiar attention pven to cus
- tn work. mri'l
jaTsj V i) A I' s
Hoii.i anj Sisn Fainter, draining, pnper-b'trr-mtr
Bud iruiitiK'ntai l'Hiriting nler
prj.nn-ily iilied. sh"p U'-r'.h ol Ulock
taith sip. ocr tto.