THE HERALD.
The UDterriSed Liberals bate raised a
new cry now "Anything to beat Gree
ley with."
REtl tUaN.
GoJs not told at less than cost. No
goods given away, tut good goods at the
lowest prices for cash, at
11 tf. Clark & Plummers.
PIattsaouth, Neb.
Pome of the boys around town have
been takinc a frree, we hear. The
' Herald says don't do it. Keep
straight.
r)R KALE LOW.
A good, fire year old, part Durham
Dull. Enquire of A. L. Child, at Platts
zuoutb, or K. S. Child, at Glondale.
2?3t
Mr. Abbey, State Prison Inspector,
carried Cass county by 61 majority.
Oaeeola Nnrtf rir-.Gf t m Nor IIoa
NURSERY STOCK I NURSERY STOCK I
W. H. Brown, the Agent for these
well known Nurseries, is in town, elicit
ing orders fur Fruit and Ornamental
Trees, Flowers, Bulds, audOretrn House
Plants. Satisfaction garantee dor on pay
demanded. W. II. B.
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We lost the sale of Public Grounds by
65 votes.
ornetblntr (bat Intereata Erery Ob
O'Brien &, Merges, at the Platts-
mouth Shoe Store, next door to the
Post office, are filling up, for the Fatf
trade, with the best and cheapest stock
of boots and shoes ever brought to
Plattsiaouth. l'5wtf
Pa(t)xeful.- -The only Liberal elect
ed in the United States, by the tidal
wave, so far as we have heard from, is
Capt. Payne, of Plattmouth. All the
reft are elected as Republicans or Demo
crats. Dr. Traver ranks as the leading dentist
of this State,, bavin.? a prac:icul experi
ence of over 12 years, also being a grad
uate of a Dental College.
Those wishing superior Dental opera
tions should at once avail themselves of
the opportunity. Office with Dr. Liv
ingston. " . 5 94J-8wlw.
Charley Laz3nby set u up in the
Prairie Chicken business Saturday last,
and we have been for going it on that
chicken ever since.
WASTED!
Every one to know that O'Brien &
Merges, at the Plattsmouth Shoe Store,
keep n'y first class shoeu:aker3, and all
their custom work is made from the be.-t
brands of French calf and kip. They
only charge 75 cents for soling hoo and
make anything to order, from a ctoga
boot to the finest French kid, ladies'
cboes. Their foreman is roaster of hi
business, and his "fitting" cannot Lex
celled in the best shops in the count y
25wtf
Wiley Black caught a live eoose, with
his hand, the other day. Who boasts
of Nimrods, in tl.ee days? Niuirod
was no great shakes as a hunter by the
side of our boy.
The largest ttock ot cloth rtg to be
found in town, at Stadelman's. The
test assortment of clothing at Stadel
man's. The cheapest place to buy
clothing is at Stadvlinann's.
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Married. At the Court i7oue, in
Plattsmouth, by II. E EIINon, Mr. R.
D. McNurlin and Miss Sklestia
Nelson.
Vivian's id the place to buy your gro
ceries and provisions. 20tf
Another wedding is euppof eJ to come
off one of these days. Look out for the
news by telegraph.
A Word to oar Cuntoraera.
Profiting by the experience gained by
more than two years dealing with the
people of Plattsmouth and vicinity, we
have selected for- our fall and winter
trade a class of boots and shoes, that for
cheapness and durability, we say, with
out hesitation, 'are not equalled west of
the Missouri. We find the people want
good goods, and we are prepared to fur
nish them at reasonable prices.
Respectfully,
25wtf O'Brien & Merges.
All those wishing pictures of St.
Luke's (Episcopal) Church, showing it
as decorated for the Harvest Home per
vices, can obtain them of V. V. Leon
ard.
What beautiful days these are, to be
sure 1 October days in Nebraska!
What country ever excelled them?
hat grand old days to go nutting
in, or applepicking, or to do "a most'
anything in. Some of the boys are go
ing fishing, next week and if we hadn't
this "little concern" on our hands we
would go too.
The tamest thing out. The Omaha
Herald since pW'ion :iav.
ifsi. N. B. -&a
We have bought the entire right and
interest in the whole subMiription list of
the Weekly Herald, from H. D.
Hathaway, and as fa.t as our friends can
square up the old accounts we thai! he
pleased to have them as wo want old
books Bettled. tf
At their last meeting, the Turners o
Plattsmouth had a sad duty to perform
For not fulfilling their duties as Turners
and not paying their montuly dues. tl.
following named persons were, according
to the constitution of the Turner Socie
ties of North America, expelled from the
Society, viz : I. Nathan and E. Solomon,
Evening Star, wood burner, and from
50 to 75 varieties of heating stoves.
Call ad see us, E. T. Dukjs & Co.
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If you wans a good, Btyliin I.at, go
Stadelmann'. 74dlw2&w3f
Wfknterf.
Within the next 30 days
40.(X0 pounds of Kag.
50.000 pounds Cast Iron.
20,000 pounds Scrap Iron.
10,000 pounds Old Papers.
And any amount of old Copper and
Brass.
Cash paid for any of tho above ar
ticle?.
F. S. WHITE,
Two doors East of Court House.
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rw Urmitl OJSee.
Dr. Traver. of the Firm of Trover
Wardner, of Lincoln, has estWi-ried a
Branch Dental office here. He can be
found, until further notice, at 'he office
of Dr Livingston. 94d28w.
PESinra list.
Secretary's report of Award of Preini-
UT38 made and paid at the 6th Annua
'air of the Cass County Agricultural
and Mechanical Association, held at i
Plattsmouth on Sept. 24th, 25th and
26th, A. D. 1872.
(Concluded.)
CLASS 1 CATTLE.
LOT 1 SHORT HORNS.
Superintendent J. C. Gilmour.
Committee Henry Eikenbary, Peter
T. Beaver and Perry Walker.
Bent bull 2 yrs and over, J. M,
Woods,
best cow 2 yrs and over do
$5 00
do
do
do
do
5 00
5 00 i
cow over 1 yr old do
heifer 1 yr old do
calf do
5 00
2 50
LOT 2 GRADES.
Best cow over 2 yrs J. M. Woods 2 50
2d " do do W. B Porter 1 25
' bull calf, Elias Saee 2 50
21 " do Oliver C Dovey
" heifer calf Elias Sace
2d " do do - do
LOT 3 SWEEPSTAKES.
Best herd of cattle, J. M Woods
do yoke of oxen, Kuh Chilson
1 25
1 25
50
5 00
Dip
v do bull sweepstakes, J 31 Woods 5 00
do cow do do 5 00
CLASS 2 HORSES MULES AND
ASSES.
Superintendent E W. Barnum. f
Committee J. M. Woods, Ruh Chil-
son, John is. lewksbury and V. li
Woodruff.
LOT 1 HORSES, THOROUGHBREDS.
Best thoroughbred stallion, Peter
T. Beaver
f5 00
LOT 2 ROADSTERS.
Best stallion, Henry DuBois 5 00
?t stallion, Henry DuBois
2d do Jsse Rockwell 2 50
Best irare, J. S. Upton 5 00
do "pan matched horses, Mrs.
D. H. Wheeler 5 00
2d tpan matched horses, H. H.
Pet t it 2 50
LOT 3 HORSES FOR GENERAL UTILITY.
Best stallion 2 yriand over, Henry
DuBois 5 00
2d do P. T. Beaver 2 50
beet mare do P. G. Smith 5 oO
2i do do P. T. Beaver 2 50
best gelding over 2 yr Win Baylor Dip
do hrood mare and coir, J. o.
Upton 5 00
2J do do H. II.
Pettit 2 50
LOT 4 SWEEPSTAKES.
Best stallion. Henry DuBois 5 00
do mare. J. b. Upton 5 IfJ
do colt under 1 yr J. S. Upton 5 IK)
2d do do W. HoMw 2 50
LOT 5 DRAUGHT HORSES
Bestdrught mare, Levi Walker 5 00
2J do do . 2 50
. LOT 6 MULES AND ASSES.
Best jack over 2 yrs J. S. Upton 5 00
2d do do ix. IJ I'rongcr 2 50
best mule colt under 1 yr W. Wit-
tencamp 2 50
2d
do J. S. Upton 1 00
CLASS 3 SHEEP.
NOT ON EXHIBITION.
CLASS 4 SWINE.
Superintendent James Hall.
Committee J. Q. Adams,
Demit
Cole and S. B. Hobson.
LOT 2 LARGE BREEDS.
Bet boar 2 yrs and over, W. W.
Wolfe
2d do do Thomas
Thomas
$5 00
2 00
best boar 1 yr and under 2, E. H.
feage
do do do T. F.
Vance
2J do do J. W.
Pattce
5 00
3 00
1 00
best sow over 1 yr Thomas Thomas 5 0
21 do do A. IS. Taylor 2 00
best sow under 1 yr J. W Pattee 3 00
2d do do Ehas Sage 1 00
best boar 2 yrs and over Elias Sage 5 00
, LOT 3 BERKsniRES.
Best boar over Z yr and under 2,
J. S. Upton 3 00
do boar under 1 yr W. W. Wolfe 3 00
2d do do NeNon Jean 1 00
bent sow 1 yr and over W. B. Porter 5 00
2d do do W. W . Wclfe 2 00
bot sow under 1 yr do do 2 00
2d do do tj lv. Pannele 1 00
best boar sweepstakes. W. V. Wolfe 5 00
2d tow do W. B. Porter 5 00
CLSS 5 MAC H INERY.
Superintendent Conrad Heisel.
Committee C. H.; Parmele, W. B
Porter and Bonj. Austin.
lot 1.
Rotary Harrow. E. P. Watson,
. Reaper and Mower, II. L. Scur
vin Honey Extractor, Wm. Young
Dip
Dip
Dip
CLASS G-SUNDRIES.
Superintendent J. F. Ruck.
Couimittt-e Amos Teft, It. O. Ho-
back and Thos. '1 homa.
LOT 1.
Bee hive without bees, Wm. Young.
CLASS 7 MISCELLANEOUS.
Superintendent S. M. Kirkpatrick,
Committee H. Howland, Geo. Jones
and V . 15. Porter.
lot 1.
Best spring wagon. Neb. manu
facture, H. Howland Dip
do t-ulky do do Dip
do double wai-on do Dip
do potato digger, Wm. Gilmour jr , Dip
CLASS 8-NOT EXHIBITED.
CLASS 9 ASSORTMENT.
Superintendent Lewis Calkin.
Committee T. J. Todd, M. M. Ship-
mau ana . li. llobson
lot 1.
Best assortment of oooDeroze. A. "
to J class 10 domestic manufactures.
I Superintendent Mrs. t. Sace.
Committee .Airs. John Tewksberry,
Mr. J. C. Eik;nberry and Mrs. M. Mc
Liwa:n. LOT 1.
Best patch work quilt, Mrs. T. J
load
do do do
do bed pprrad, Mr. Geo Swift
do coverlet, .V". G. Woodruff
do 20 yds carpeting Mrs. P. L.
Wise
do nair woolen mittens, Mrs. E.
W. Barnu'u
CLASS II PAINTING.
Superintendent N. W. Wise.
Commitn-e Mr. .1- F. Donrl.
12 00
dip
50
2 00
2 00
5J
Mrs.
J. II. Blown and Mm. S. L. Thomas.
LOT 1.
Best fiijrn and ornamental painting
a. uiHiapp
do landscape painting, F. Ho
dapp do wagon and bnggy painting.
Fred Guyirer
do oil pointing, Mrs. J F. Doud
do drawing and bketchiug, do
do photographing plain, V. V.
Leonard
1 00
dip
1 00
dip
dip
dip
Best nhotozranhine colored. V.
V. Leonard d.p
do Disp'ay of photographs, do dip
CLASS 12 LADIES WORK
S 'perintenderit. Mrs. E V. Uarnum.
. . w ,
Committee Mrs. Isaac Pollard. Mrs
tiattie Lrost and Mrs. C P. Smith.
LOT 1.
Best table cover, Mrs. Frank IIo-
dapp dip
do woolen lamp mat, Mrs. S.
M. Window ' do
do piece embroidery, Miss K.
U inslow do
do specimen hair work, Mrs. P.
B.aitf-ch do
do beaver carriage robe. D. II.
Wheeler dip
do Wolf do do do
do otter nclfs tanned, do do
do crochet lauiu mat. Miss Julia
Lfiuds do
do chrochet Tidy, Mrs. Hattie
JJrost . do
do embroidered pin cushion, do do
do yard of tetting. do do do
do siecimen wax flowers, E.
Thorn Dson do
2d do do Miss
Gerty Borders do
do tetting collar, Mrs. E. W.
Uarnum do
CLASS 13, 14 NOT EXHIBITED.
CLASS 15 DAIRY.
Superintendent Mrs. Isaac Pollard
" Committee Mrs. C. (. Kng. Mrs.
J- W. Johnson and Mrs. Henry Daboia.
LOT 1.
Best 50 lbs of Hour, C. Heiel 50
do gallon sorghum syrup, Mrs.
YY ni. Harnett 50
do eallon vinegar, Perry Walker 50
do 5 lb of butter, Hermon Bes-
tor 50
do 5 lbs of soap, L. H. Young 50
do do do hooey, Wui. Young 50
CLASS 16 -NOT EXHIBITED.
Class 17 pickles, jkllies, pre
SERVES.
Superintendent Mrs. Isaac Wiles,
Committee Mrs W- B. Porter, Mn.
Saml. Kichards-ou and Mft. Joseph Gil
mour.
LOT 1.
Best loaf wheat bread, Mrs. W.
J. t lesser
do loaf corn bread, Mrs. H. L.
ccurrom
do tomato preserves, Mrs. W.
J. Hester
do Cabbage Pickles, Mrs. Azro
bunth
do crab apple preserves, Mrs. A.
buuth
do ra.-pheries, Mrs. A. Smith
do par jelly. do do do
do cranberry jelly, do
do goosewrry do do
d wu i cherry do do
do apple preserves, Mrs. W. S.
W est do
do pickled peaches, Mrs Perry
Y alker do
do pach preserves, Mrs. W. S.
West do
do grape do do do do
do Strawberry do Mrs. J. F.
Buck do
Bext crab upple preserve?. Mm J. F. Buck dip
do npiIn jellv. Mr. J. C. uiumoiis do
do plum butter. M. Hattie Drost do
do jellv ake. d.
do red peppers do
do sage. . Uo
CLASS 18 FRUITS AND FLOWERS.
Superintendent U. W. Wise.
Committee .John Mutz. lyviGTodd.
Mrs J C Cummins and Mrs Rush Chil
son.
LOT 1.
Best collection of apples named.
Terry Waiker 5 00
2d collection of apples named, S.
li liobson 2 00
do col. -of apples not named, I
Wiles 2 00
do col. do do R
Hoback 1 00
do seedling apples, P Walker 1 00
do col. peaches, do 1 1)0
do do pears, S B Hnbson 1 00
do assort' nt grapes, W S West 2 00
2d do do Mrs N
Clemmons 1 00
do raspberries, . W S West dip
do col. ot peaches, J I Doud do
do do : Wm Younc do
do 6 varieties pear?. J F Buck - Kdo
do col. apples, B F Hobbs do
do col. do L U loung do
do do do II K Montgomery do
do do peaches W Pottenger do
do do - do Jos Schlater do
do variety apples. Nelson Jean do
do col. peaches," Thomas Thomas do
do do Mb crab apples, V L
Thomas . . ' . do
do col. apple?, Mrs'll Drost do
do do yellow peaches, o iU
Kirkpatrick do
do do Grapes, B F Hobbs do
CLASS 19 FLOWERS.
Superintendent Tho. J, Todd.
Committee Mrs. Thoma Thomas.
Mrs. A. Teft, Mrs. Henry Eikenberry.
LOT 1.
Best col flowers, Mrs N Clemmons 2 00
do do green house plants, V J
Hesser - 2 00
do pair bouquets, do dip
do col Phlox, do do
do do ZMiia. P L Wise do
do d ) col flowers. Peter Gos do
do do Linneuf. Mrs J Mutz do
do arranged bououet. Mrs N
Clemmons do
CLASS 20 CEREALS.
Superintendent P L Wise.
Committee ChrU Schlegel, N. Clem
monsand W. II. Martin.
lot 1.
Rftst hush winter wheat, S M
Kirkpatrick
An A h,.a.U cabbaee, W J Hesser
00
SO
do bush sweet potatoes,
do bu-h onions, "
.In ft I p-irU ceterv.
do
00
do
do
00
50
60
do carrot. W.J. Hewer
do ut turnip. '
dn 6 pars nip . Jo
d- 3 inuk mellows. a
do li lk! rhubarb. Jo
to Mna,hea. A.-o Smith
do 6 Wen. . .do j t
do M b'h Iri!h p itatne-S dJ
d 3 watermelon. do
d3c nliflowo'. do r wMt
do peck white bean. j,.
SO
50
do
do
do
do
1 00
n
do mo)
do
SO
1 00
50
1 00
1 (y
1 00
lo aso rl.upni uen. 11.11
do 1 hush yellow corn
" ' no , 11
Wm. Young
John Mat
J C. Ourainin ,
Hush Cbil.'JU
1 M
1 PO
60
1 0
dip
1 M
tlj sxupie liju uh
Thomoa 'ihomae
do 4 bush spring- wheat, Isaac PoHards
class zi ryuxa-ra AWSUIlf. ay
Superintea ent J. V. tShitinon.
Coicuiit'ee K. A. K; fcpAtrick. Mr. D. II.
W heeler, iixi. J. W. Johbaoa.
Bent lady equestrienne. Mrs. Hattie Droit 10 00
2d Jo Als Nellie Hue ' 5 00
Pc;&I award to .Misa Myrtle lijtuiour 5 W
I hereby certify that tho a(ove and forgoinc
is a full and complete lint ot all the Premiums
and Uiploiaas awarded at the 6th Annual Fair
of the Cass County ATiooltorl and lech&n
ical AMociation. held at HattgmoutU on the
24th. 25th, and 2Cih days of Hepteinber, A- 1.
1S72.
C. II. KING. Secretary.
7H3 T2SA723-T702S AND FLAT.
Unce upon a time, ye h Jitor was a
boy. Oh 1 how long it seems now, (and
did a little fine clerking in a fancy dry
goods store iu the city of New York).
How we did have to work too, in those
days. You western boys know nothing
about work ; from seven o'clock in the
morning, until eleven, ', aud sometimes
twelve, at night, we had to stand be
hind the counter in come shape, for no
stools, chairs, or easy lounges were pro
vided for clerks in those days, and the
poor, leg-weary chap, who bad ventured
to sit down for a moment, during woik
hours, would have received his discharge
from the "shop-walker" at once. One
t-hoit hour we were supposed to have,
for dinner and black looks if a customer
came in wi ile' we were out, or if we
didn't make it in three-quarters of the
time really, and one night out a tceelc,
for each clerk. We took turns on that
business, and that night, our night, was
ooked to as a small heaven of rest, each
week. Where do you suppose we spent
it ? Going to church. Not much, gene
rally. That poor little one night a week
was mighty apt to be spent at the Thea
tre, (remember we were young then,
good folks), and Johnny Brougham was
a prime favorite, we can tell you. A
rich, unctious, jolly Irishman hr made
on the boards. Both himself and the
plays he wrote were very popular, and
with good cause, for both have proved a
success to author and manager.
It was one of John Brougham's best
plays, "The Game of Love," that the
Selden Ibwin Troupe gave the citi
zens of Plattsmouth last night. It as
much wittier, and pleasanter, than their
Arrah ua Pogue," and the Irishman,
the play, if he does bis duty, will kape
ye roariu .
It would hardly be of any use to tell
our young folks to go and see the game
of Love, for we observe that most of
them understand the thing already pret
ty weh and we doubt if even an artist.
iko Selden Irwin, can teach them a
in that tine.
fl 0? TEE TSLS33APH.
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and Nell, will be he re
friend received the tele
married, will be here to-
already had one husband in
our readers can well imagine
existence,
his surprise. Rushing off to our friend
Gilbert, he began a Miries of inquiries
which elicited the true message in time
to prevent his biyatuy by telegraph.
CLT73 LES7IN3.
Plattsmouth Oct, 12, 1872.
Meeting Grant and Wil-win Club at
Clarke and Plummer's Hall. MacMur
phy in the chair; Fred. Dorringtoii Sec.
S. M. Chapman hpoke a piece, and a
g;od one too. Hou. T. M. Marquett
gave us a touch of real eloquence in spite
v gross attempt to. make him Dodge
the, points.
Gen. Cunningham told us a few facts,
and Mr. . JoVn Brown let on that he
knew something about an election Tues
day ; and Geo. Smith, Esq., took a hand
in the business ; altogether, it was one of
the nicest meetings we have yet had,
and Friday we try it over again.
Torch liuht. music, lots of tbinirs Turn
out, boys ! there's fun ahead. Ytt who
says this is a dry campaign?
Grant and Wilson
Club
Friday Xight. Torch-light
Procession, Band aud Speak-
E. T. Duke & Co. have just received a
argc lot of Heatipg Stores of all kinds,
suitable for parlor, offices, stores, hotels,
or any place. Call and see them.
f.6dtf25wtf
S. . A. Taylor, Esq , the Insurance
man, is in town and looking hearty as
ever. He reports everybody's life safe
and Omaha flourishing in spite of a very
hot t: ial by Furnas on hand and a con
stant Frot trying to Pat out an( nlP
the people, mornings on the way to busi
ness.
; nous MABZETS.
Wheat, 85(90; barley, 40 cents;
corn, 17(18 cents.
C. E. Perkins, Gen. Sup't of tho B
& M. R. IV, W. B Strong, Asst. Gen.
Sup't., S. II. Mallory. Geo, Chalendor,
Master Mechanic, and J. M. Morre, all
of the B & M. R. R-, passed west in a
special car, bound for Kearney Junction.
On their return to Lincoln they wui take
a trip on the A. & N. R, lv, to Atcbiu-
son, Kansas.
At Solomon & Nathan's, fioest assort
ment of children's and mises hosiery
and gloves, handkerchiefs, laces. Ac
The latest Eastern stylos of shawls,
and a magnificent stock of Alpaccas aud
Empress cloth. 85d3w2Gt2
RToVFJ I STOVES t
Morninz Glory, Bas-burner, for hard
coal five sizes, at E. T..Duke A Co.'s.
GGJtf25wtf
Coal stoves,' fr soft coal, of all siz3
and kinds and prices to suit, at
G6dtf25wtf E. T. Dcke & co.'s
See advertisement of Dr. Butts Dis
pensary, headed Book for the Milliou-
Marriaire Guide in another column. It
do J bu-h wLite corn,
do ieck tim toy eed,
do tomatoes,
da buaft barter.
-S'
n r
doU trj
As 'she
should be read by ail. deoldwly.
TES GSA1T7 AITS WILS327 CLT73
Will meet ar Clark Si Plummer's Hal), on
Friday evening early. A lull turn out is
expected. Speeches, torchlight pro
cession, and "bushier in a minute,'
will he tho order of the evening.-
j1 m n m m
uran-i rally, il you use. Jtaily or no
rally, come out and see the fun and get
tome tidal wave
ri'HSirUHEl FlUirfKEl
Go to Henry lloeck's new store for
furniture, iu;tttrcsses and everything in
the house furnishing line.
N. B. Coffins made to order, and also
kept on sale. 70J&wtf
VCTER1JIAKY
Frederick Otz, Veterinary Surgeon.
Can be found at John Shannon's stable.
Knows his business and attends to it.-
Giv him a call. 70d&wtf
$75,CC0 la Casi for $L
We call the attention of our readers
to the advertisement in another column
of the Nebra-ka State Orphan Asylum.
n a a
uere is a cnance to win a fortune in a
Public Legal Drawing, and at the same
time help a noble and worthy institution.
U3dSt 2SwSt
Delays are Dangerous. Mothers
as you love your offspring don't fail to
uae Mrs. Whiteomb's Syrup for soothing
children. Read the advertisement in
another column. 90d&23wlw
atw Rtore-.5)ew Uuud-rw Prices
At F. S. White's Grocery Store, two
doors east of Court House. Call and
buy Goods low down. I have a well se
lected Stock of Staple and Fancy Gro
ceries which I offer as low as the lowest.
Wanted 1000 pounds of butter,
do 1000 dozen eggs. .
Corn, oats, potatoes, chickens, or any
kind of produce, wanted.
All goods delivered free of charge, in
any part of the city.
F. s. wniTE,
Brick Store, two doors East of Court
House.
SoyCash paid for hides.
80-dlt w 2fitf
THE FISE3T3 FAE77.
Latest News Uig Catch Soma on tfca
Huat AU bj Telegraph Gilbert '
a Erici, !cc, &s.
Special to the Nebraska Herald.
By the kindness of Mr Gilbert, and
owing to Riordan'a Pony Telegraph, we
are enabled to give the latest news from
the Nebraska hunters and fishers. We
shall keep our readers posted by tele
graph until their return.
Tuesday, 9 A. M. Hank Streight has
just caught a whale. Wiley Black shot
one Kangaroo, two short horns, and a
black tai'ed deer.
-Filteen minutes later. Lewis canght
a mail pack, drowned ten years ago, four
love letters and a check on the Bank of
DeSoto, Neb., together with Moffat's
original (affy," all dumped out of the
stage, years ago.
O'Brien got traces of a Saurian mon
ster, and tnree Irish brogans that Fat
O'Rafferty lost in '57, while hunting for
eels.
Twelve o'clock. Geo". Smith shot one
brief, ten suits of clothes, and writ of
error.
Still Liter Cunningham found a buf-
faler skull upside dow. , and full of No.
1 you kuow. The rest of the boys are
all on it hunting and fishing like wild
fire.
More to-morrow. Tim has shut off
steam for today.
Streight & Black arc just more than
fixing up things; and the firt thing you
know that little store on Main street,
next door to Buttery's, will loom up as a
first class place of resort for the grave
and the gay, the lean and the just, and
every other man to get oysters and
things in good style.
Ed. Buttery has got another horn, and
it s a curiosity, it seems to be a cross
between a whale and a rhinoce-rohoss-ey.
At all events, Ed. thinks that some
body has been to the Dentists, and that
it took a long pull, a strong pull, and a
pull alltogeth r, to get such a fang out
of the jaw bone of any "critjer," sea-
hofse or what not
Infants. Much suffering to these
tender little buds of the family might be
allayed by Mrs.. Whiteomb's Syrup.
See advertise in another column-
96d29wlt
To be taken in the place of Quinina or
Bitters of any kind ; the dose is ismall.
and its virtues undoubted. It will be
found cheaper and better than any other
remedy for that purpose, and also a
general Plantation and Fam'ly Medicine
Simmons' Liver KeguLter has no supe
rior. 29wlt
The Newspaper Agency of Mesar,
Geo. P. Rowell & Co., New York, is be
coming quite celebrated over the whole
Union, extending their business facilites
to every part of the country, and doing
their business in a prompt, efficient and
satisfactory manner with their tens of
thousands of . customers. . Those who
nave advertising business with this jour-
I naj are referred to them. They are our
j poje ngents for Newyork and tbat:egion
LeSne I Mich. Herald. 9Gd29wlt,
R. V. Pierce, M. D., of Buffalo, N
N., will srnd his book on Chronic Dis-
ea.-Ne? free to any addres. ' 9Gd25wlt.
CEDAR CREEK MILLS
I in running order now.
Wanted 5GCCO
bushels of Wheat.. Satisfaction will be given
tA-onitumm in arinHinP Mild MWIIlf
Flour. Corn meal, and Lumber, will be aold
Cheap for Cash.
Can. an.. Rom. .11. .d ,iv the Ceds
Crak Mill . tnL
0BRI8TU3 eCULUKTZ
AN ADVERTISEMENT
TO FILL
THIS SPACE.
Conlimnlal gnilbing, os. 24, 2G 28 Uassatt St. g
JUSTUS LAWRENCE. President. J. P. ROGERS, Secretary
Enterprising Economical, JLibcrcst
and Safe
Camber Polieiea issaed to Jan. 1. 1872 ......
Number Policies issued and revived in 1871..
ASSETT, Jan. 1, 1872.....m.....m..m..mm.m......
Thin CVimnanT is Purelv Mutnnl ir it orerations.dtvltina-iU entire urnlu imosf its Poli
cy holder, annuallv. on the "(JuaVibvum Plan." and has a larger business and a lower rat cf
expense to income, than hava ever been attained by any other Coaffisny at a Correspoi i .ue
priol in its history. ...
Irs totl AsHets are sufficient to discharge a'l liabilities, inoludiaa re-insuranee. ay bask ki!
iU stock capl'al, and leave aa a balance more than
Tliis Company Issued IVIoro Policies
HST.pLS71
Any Other Company in the Wbrl
S. A. TAYLOR & CO., -
jaaiodiwtf Ocncral Agents, for .ebraalrtf
FALL AND WINTER GOOI S.
DOWN GO THE
AT
D. SCHNASSE & CO.'S
Celebrated .
new yore: store
South West Corner of Main Street ILATTsmotjth, Nxbiaska,
A!D SO TUB PEOPLE Till IKK WHO nVC
3U 15. "ST G
DRESS-GOODS, PRINTS,
DELAINES, GINGHAMS.
BROWN SHEETING,
BLEACHED COTTONS,
BALMORALS. CARPETS,
CLARK'S NEW THREAD,
COTTON YARNS, BOOTS AND 6HOFS
In the Grocery line we keep the Finest and Best
TEA, C0F2EE, SUGAR MOLASSES, DRIED FRUITS, of rry Ds!tla,
All the Varieties of Spices, in fact for all Your
GROCERIES,
HARDWARE,
QbEENSWARE,
WOODEN-WARE,
GLXSSWARE,
YANKEE NOTIONS,
IATS AND CAPS,
GO TO
X. SCHHilSSE tS co;s
n25-tf
NEW DRUG STORE,
WEEPING WATER, NTO.
DEALER in T)ru. Medicines. Paints. il
Varnish. Perfumery, Stauonary, Notions
Cigars and Xob.tcco wltt
Mothers, Mothers,
Mothers.
Don't fait to pttrure Mr Wintlow't Soothing
Svrvp for Children Teetkina.
This vnluable preparation h been used
itn .nEVLa KAlLLStftsL'CCEsSIN 1UOU
ANDSOr'c'ASKS. . . .
It nr.t on! v relieves the child from pain, hut
III. KViavrc buv o -w iu " . , -
acidity, and bi s tone sad energy to the whole
I .k. m. ,,m ml hnU. COTTeCtS
systeir.. It will also i Buiniiy reiiec
Gripino in the Bowel and Wtn-i Ct lee.
theworid inallcaescf Dysentery aud liiai-
I 1. 11 1 Hk.(l. fffim t!tt-
ruviinciiipnciii nuu,i .
iiiir r any Other eanse .
Ikonon.l n nun it mothers, it will aire rest to
yourselves, and
r elief and Health to iourlnanU.
Be sure and call for
"Mr , M'iiuloHi't Sooining .VP
avins thef c-mile of "CURTIS PR
n the oatside wrai-per,
Sold by Drasxisu th roach eat tba world. 10
OMAHA LOTTERY
A NOBLE CHAIUTY.
To erect the
Nebraska St a to Orphan
Asylum,
To be Drawn in Public,
December 30th, 1872.
$230,505.00,
Tickets $1.00 Each or Six for $5.00.
. 0O
Lict-eti sent by express C.
P., if desired.
1 Oratid Cah Pme
1 Orand Caih Prix '
1 Or n-l Cah Prixe
1 Or aad fash Piize
1 Cash Prise
ICashl'rixe
2 Cash l'riiei". 3. each
4 t'ah Priten. 2.IXK) each.
2 fn.h Prises. l.O'Mi each
SO Cash .rie. Each 1W
100 t'ah Prizes. t:ach .r0
2M Cash Prists. Each f
5.ft-0 t'ah Prixes. ' 1
3.lol Cash Priies.
f7i.000
25.1100
10.0W
6.VM
5,0
5IKW
511100
50.0i sj
15.505
fjv;
'This Lea-1 Enterpriue is endorsed by the
hihe't authority of the state and be: bunes
"tl" "er one-half the tickets taVen before
The limited numbei on hand will be lurnuhe.1
tho.-e who niM-ly first. p.wi.,red
Money can be ent by mail, in Kepistereu
Letters. Post Office Money Oiders. or by Kx-
''aiV Priies will be paid n full. Aoests Wa
TED. Eo. full particulars address.
J. M. PTl ;-.
93d8t-29w8t General Maaaxer. Omaba, eb.
A G E N T S.
$10 to $20 per day Goaraoteed.
StMcuuen and full particulars free.
Addies Woods Litehahy and Art
Agency. Newbuigh, ii. Y.
7J-lw w3 it -
.
la.air
.7,503,2 as.ao
a MILLION of earned surplus.
TH A. 1ST
PRICES!!
O
a(Mv
AQPITS WAKTED
THE MASTER SPIRITH OF THE WOULD
AMD
THE TREASURE HOUSE OF AMERICA.
Thf Urral Book ! tl t ear.
Agents report sales ft5 to 100 eopiea in a few
hur or days. PracTC Kaa. Address
J. W. GOOUSl EED,
New York, Chici
New Orleans.
to. Ciseiaaati, bU w'
ROCK! STONE!
1 will furnisli parties with wtoue for
all bnildina; porpoeee at a reaaeaable priee, a
my quarries I r delir, red an the ease at Loais
villa station. Tfee foilowinc kind of stoae caa
be had en short aotiee; tills, cape. prch rock
tae or rod sand atone each aa waa ased by the
B it M. R. R. ia the constraotioa of their atona
work. All reepeasibli order. pr-mptly tiled
J. T.A.HOOVER.
ZoaiaTiIle 8ta4ion. Ksb.
DOANE COLLEGE,
Thelreparatory Department,
Rev. O. B Perry,
(Recently of Yale Collef e.)
PRINCIPAL
will open
September 3d, 1872.
Board and Tuition at low rates. Appl
to
CHAS. LlTTLK,
Chairman of Trnstees, Crete Nek
n20-w3m
iSTETW STOBE
Weeping Vater, Nebraska.
JAS. CJLI51E & CO
ceocMttft ta
H0XT05 k JIXZS.
General Blercliandise,
ao aa
UAQUEEysARK.
Hats, caps boots.
6110 ES, NOTIONS, tl
We are At enta for
Willcox ik -IbH Sewing Machine
CUNARO LINE.
ESTABLISHED
is to.
Pasongef booked to and frnn all pa-ta of
Europe at lowest rate. AP.-lr to VERNKT
ienl WtlW A'fUSjSiata-ut hicaaa
r to
EiX WIUON.
.a
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