THE HERALD.
-r" , -
JiySCy. AN EG U o.
Iastaa-23.
tVe r3oy having a new name to ad
r:ra and laud, and after a littlo while
V cttjcy equally it; depreciation unJ de
nunciation. Vea!l peem willing to lift
per.oa to a 'certain height, and, we
roiiih seeing hliu there lon aj we
can delude ours-Ives with tl.e notion
that we aided to put him iu the position.
Hearing other extol hi in, we grow eu
ti U3 and cynical ; fail to piercing l.iui
with Lira with arrow. of bat ire, and are
delisted when he u Uowu, never to
rise ain.
A flight retrospect will prove the
troth of the statement. We can easily
recall the wiJe popularity Duestiuka
(Mortimer Thompson) gained as a hu
morist. Ilia Dauiphool was in every
body's mouth, aad in many pert-ona'
character. IJe came from Detroit.
Mioliigan, to New Yo:k aud the Ttil
uw, ud scintillated for a year or two.
Then he was pronounced wu-rioiue. and
era long he Hank out of ti;ht. lie wrote
for the weekly story papers, but he lost
hii attraction, and recently we nt to Min
capolir, Minnesota, to a eist iu tditio a
daily.
Ariemus Ward followed. From a
bumble local reporter on a Cleveland (O.)
jo-irnal he rofe to luoro th.n natiral
reputation. His phras were quoted
by the people, and hi lucturen drew
crowds. He offered an edipmj. lie
went to England because, as it was said,
hid jokes were ail known here He died,
and the. encomiums that had been
penod were revived over his grave.
"Nasby" (Locke) ro?e to fume iintue
diateiy after the war bad his culutiua
tion and decline. ou eldoni ee his
budly spelled Mreads now. though ho
lectures with pecuniary profit ; edite the
Toledo Silad., and is worth $50.X0.
Orpheus C. Kerr (Robert H. Newall)
wn highly corn men-led tor his clever
atiros on the Army of the Potomac in
a New York weekly, but became invi-i-bta
with the return of peace He is at
tached at present to the Wwhl s star',
and does the "Social Studies" in the
Sunday isue.
Mark Twain (Samuel L. Clemens) was
brought to the surface by his '"Jumping
Frog," and universally advertised by his
extremely ludicroui 'Innocents Abroad.'
As the funny man on tht Galaxy he
was pronounced such a failure that he
retired from hi- department in confusion
and panic Hts ' li'juhin It " is
wholly interior to hi- other book, though
it has so'd largely. The pu'ilie are we t-ryia-
of him a litrl., and he mut arouse
himself it he cures for his laurels.
Bret- Hart conquered attention by his
extraordinary tales in the Overland and
grew celebrated by his trills, "The
Aeathen Chinee." Cities and publica
tions bid for him, and loton and the
AtLvitic carried him off. Since then he
Las bten 6ti3el almost. We have had
r-o really clever thing from him, accord
ing to the critic, who consider his reigu
at an end.
John Hay cams home from Europe,
wrote "Little IJreeches" and "Jim
Uiudsoe," and wj made the theme of
countl'. paragraphs. His admirable
book, "CaMiliau Day,'' give him repu
tation among the cultivated, but they
are the few. He is itoing fine, strong
trork on the Tribune, b it he is slipping
cii' of the public rye.
Eveu Jourjifm Miller, the poet of the
Sierras, hi3 almost had his dy. His
eong are pronounced monotonous aud
his cenius a manufactured article.
We await, at this moment, another
eochiz man somsboJy to put up and
pulldown. He will be along anon
The question is : Da our humorists and
lit?rarv lights dealine, or do we declare
theci exhausted because they are mich,
nr because we arc merely fickle? Ario
York Correspondent St. L-mU Globt.
Srsaaizatica cf tha Legislate Short
Sietch cf tha Lcaiinj O-Ssors.
Hon. Wm. A. GwYEa,
President of the Senate, is one of the
o Jeet settlers of Douglas county, having
been & resident of Omaha mo-t of ilia
t.eie since J 850. He is a gentleman cf
culture, and has bad legislative cxpeii-c-uoe
in the turbulent times of our Ter
ritorial existence.
Ha was a member of the 5ih session
cf the Legislature, when Gov. Furnas,
Judge Dundy, Chief Ju.tic Mason,
Congressman TaSe, and other eminent
.N'cbraskans were nerving their appren
ticeship in legislative labors. He was
the author cf the Home.-tead Act and
He venue Law, and other important
measure.
He was absent from Omaha from I860
to 1866, and since the latter date lias
been identified with the material pro
gress of the State, owning and working
the extensive stone quarries ou the U.
& S. V. Railroad.
He is quick and decisive in the chair,
of commanding appearance, and will,
without doubt, do credit to the judgment
cf Lis resrs who choose him for the rc
tpunsible position of presiding officer.
MAJOR D. II. WHEELER,
Secretary of the Senate, is al.-o an old
settler, having been a loyal su. jct iu
the kingdom of Cass for many years, and
has lull heretofore positions of tespon
sibility and trust in Legislative bodies,
and elsewhere.
He was for some time agent of the
Pawnee Indians under President Lincoin,
and went out when Andy Johnson cacue
is to power. Major V heeler wiil till the
I oMtion of Secretary with acceptability
t) the body that unanimously elected
him aud to the people at large.
HON. H. N. 6ESJIOI3,
Speaker of the Ilcuse of lleprcscnta
tiv., is a lawyer and a gentleman of ieg
ivsiive experience, having served sever
al terms in Wisconsin in that capacity.
Mr. Sessions has a clear head aud a
ready tongue, and is well known as a
ti&n of stcriiug common sense and culti
vated intellect in this and adjoining
counties, where be has practised hi
profession. It is a compliment to the
iounfc capital city that our people will
arprecUte, that the Speaker of the
IIoue bat been selected from her dele
gation. J, w. ELLER,
Coief Clerk cf the House, is a yonng
and energetic lawyer of Fillmore county,
who Las already made his mark iu the
Siate, aud bis selection tor the position
is no more than' an act of ju.;t;ce, in re
comzing our new and growing frontier
couniiJ3.
We cannot speak at length of the of
f fcrs of the two house without tran-
'ne the limits" presented ty.our
wueu coiainn' ihut will ay in sror;,
tre arquxin.cu itn
ic.ient, ana
Weil,
Lutic
Vheco-
Plantation Eitters.
' S. T. 1860-X.
This wonderful -vegetable rsstorafive
is the sheet-anchor of the feeble and de
bilitated. As a tonic and cordial tor th,.
aged and languid it has no equal among
stomachics. As a remedy for the ner
vous weakness to which women af es
pecially fubject. it is superseding ever
other stimulant. In all climates, tropi
cal, temperate or frigid, it acts as a
r-peciSc in every species of disorder
which undermines the bodily strength
ami breaks down the animal spirits.
Deo. 23. diw ljrr.
Beautiful WomenI
HAQAN'3 MAGNODIA BALM gives to the Com
plexion the Freshaess st Ycuth.
Uxqis'3 -aoxolja Blh cvercotuos tb
flushed ipjearance cau.ed by beat, fatiue and
excitement. It makes the laly of forty appear
but twenty, anj no oataral au 1 perfeet that no
por-'on can detect its application, tiy it n
the roughest tkin is made ta rival the pure
radiant texture of youthful beauty. It restores
redness, blotches, and pimple. It contains
nothing- thai wil! injure the nkiu the Ieet.
Magnolia Balm U used by all fashionable
ladies in New York. London and Paris. It
costs only 75 cents per Bottle, and is sold by all
Drugit aud Perfumer?.
36. dJklyr3d
Mustang Liniment,
FOR 9f t!V ASI nttwT.
Probabb' few articles have ever had t.o
extensive a Sale, while none have been
more universally bene Scial than the cele
brated MEXICAN MUSTANG LINI
MENT. Children, Adults., Homes, and
Domestic Animals, are always liable to
accident, and it is safe to tay, that no
family can pass a single season without
some kind of an emollient being neces
sary. It becomes a matter of impor
tance then to secure the best.
Over three hundred liver Btahles in the city
of New York alone are using the Mexican Mai-
tang T.iniiuent. in all of which it gives unuua
satisfaction.
I'AfTIOt. Tho genuine is wrarped in a
nne.Vr- "ufe utfr:ivinir with if. W. I!w
brfA: Chmit." prd " Tr.i i Mtrk. UEXIVAX
MUSCAXU LIM.iftWT." engraved across
the t-doe of e.trh wrapper. The whole bears the
proprietors private L.n-teu Mates Kevenue
Stmnp. and not a common stamp as uel by
urugigts,
LVOX M-VSCFACTrRIG Co-.
M Turk Place. N. Y,
Jdn.9th. diw Iw every 3rdw
LYON'S KATHAI80N,
For Preiervin'j and Beautifying the Human Hair
T Prevent its Falling Out snd Turning Gray
A well-preserved Head of Hair, in a person of
midilo e. at once bcapexks refinement. e!e
Snce, health and beauty. It may truly be
c.lled Worn in's Crowning Olory, while men
are not insensible to its advantages and charms-
Few things are more difjtus in? than thin.
frizily, har.-h. n:ita:ned H-iir, with hevl and
coat cveril with Dandruff. Visit a barber
and you feel and look like a new man. This is
what LYON'S KAT1IAIRON will do all the
time. The" charm which lies in well placed
Ha:r. (ilos?y Curls. Luxuriant Tresses, and a
Clean Head, is coii;eablo and irre.-ia-uible.
Sold by all Druggists and Country Store.
Jan. 2d. di w lw every 3w
OU MARRIAGE.
HAPPY Reliel for Young Men. from th
effect! of Krrors and Abune in carlv life. Man
hod restored. Iinne-limeiits to Marriage re
move. New rapihoi'of treatment. .v au
reianrkible remedies. Ji'ioks and Circula
ientf-'.e, in s"a'.t Tivo!ine.
Alt" IHWA!tl ASSOCIATION". No. 2
South Ninth -Street, Philadrli.liin. Va.. n Iti
stitu son naving a high reoutition lor honors
ble conduct aud protession&l skill.
20w 4ni
Sent by mail for 10 cs- K. li. Footc,
M. D.
. 120 Islington Art, New York City.
Lumber! Lumber
The Uudersigad lias on hand and is
All kinds of
COTTONWOOD LUMBER.
At his Milld at the Ferry Landing at Plattsmoutb
Orders Promptly Filled.!
William Edotos.
JuniSddlwtf
Mothers, Mothers,
Mothers.
Dom'tfail to Tfnrtire Str. Winmlow't Soothing
Survp ftr Children leetK.Hg.
This VHliible preparation hs b-en ned
witn NEVE Y AILING SUCCESS IN THOU
SANDS QV CASES.
It not mn7 relieves the child from pain but
invigorates the stompch and bowels, corrects
acidity, and givi-s tone and energv to the whole
tyttein. It will also i stantly relieve
Griping i thi Bowel and Wii Gtlee.
We believe it the bet and surest reinsdy in
theworid. in all caes ut' Dysentery and Diar
rhuea in children, whether arrisiug from teeth
ing r any other cause.
Depend upon it mothers, it will give rest to
yourselves, and
Helief aad Ilea, h to Your Infxnlt.
Ecsure and call for
"Jfr, TrWotr Sootning Syrup."
ITiving the f ic-Mn.il of -CURTI3 . PR
KINS" en the r ntsida wra'per.
Sold by Drusrgi.ns throughout the world. 10
Xm GOLDIBIG.
Dealer in Clolbins,
Furnishin? Good4", Uats.
Cap, Bots & Shoos, Trunks
Vali-es & Carpet Bag, fcc. fee.
One of the O'det and mot Iteiiable
Houses in I'lattsmouth. Main
Street, bct"jcn 4th Sr. 5th.
CcerKEM EMBER TIIE PLACE.5a
ndtf
SOTlETIlIiV'G fEV
FOR WOMEX TO I
A. V Tin (lOnil in,! M.lkff M
x?.'- rJxy'. Ad jres. with stamp
S, 3LOOM &, CO.
WF RV,SH'VG GOODS. SZmZ
liOVS AA'D CHILD REITS CLOTULVC
Hats and Caps, Boots anil Shoes,
CLANKETS, RU33ER. GOODS, TRUNKS, VALISES, ETC
Main Street. Second Door East of the Court House
BRAN Oil HOIJ- E Urcadway. Council Blufl" Iowa.
Xj . IP . J" O ZE31 3sT;S O 1ST ,
iUpp--ite the Platte Valley Houe. in Schlater's Jewelry Store,
31uiu street, 2IattnioutIi, JTebiaka
ST. LOUIS,
DECKER BROS.,
G. A. MILLER & CO'S
PIANOS.
rh iljtr J'irst-rlass
Whole.Rlo and Retail Dealer in Strings. Shef t
i-'rVtUSIC-' L IN--TRUMENT5 Tuned
r-w . f-.w-t.
MISSOURI FX L LEY LIFE
Insurance Company
Ho. 70 DELAWARE STREET, LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS
ALL POLICIES JW FORFEITING
Iividccis ou the Contribiaaiou JPIan,
Secnriaj the Greatast Pecaaiary Advantage to the Palicy Holdert
REASONS FOB INSURING IN THIS COM? MY :
. l?t. This is a Wertr-rn CompanV; ni imzed by ".Veitprn men. whose known finacial charae.
ter. ability and p iti-. atford uit le tuaranty tor il.i carelul und eucce-'siul mnnageiuent.
2d. lis iViiicifS arc all Vi.i.rliliiis ..... .
31. Priniaiiiii all t.'A-il. It receive? no r.o-e' and kjvm none. Policy holders have no tn
ierest 'o pup. a--d uo iut.inine notes . liens upon th.;ir polioivs.
4th- it U.-w no re-trillion upon travel.
Sth. Its dividends ure in.nie up n the contribution plan.
6th. lU business is e-xo.usividy life insurance.
DI VIBE IiS
Are tha accumulation of interest up..n premiuras paid, hence the Compaay that loans its asset?
at the highest rate of interest can give you the largest dividends. Eastern companies invest tnoit
moneys at 6 percent., while this makes its investments at twelve per cent, or wore.
The advantage of Western investments to the policy holder appears in the following star.Hr.j
figure: The amount ot $l.iA. invested for fiity y e;irs at
per eeot. compound interest, is t 13.4i".i3
K " ... t-i.9"J1.61
10 " " " llT.iotl.H.T
-j " " " illK.iHvt.nO
o!i-)hol Icr than any otboraanoial tlvaatios al ta la.'eineatj te'.th'1
OFFICERS .
II T Msokav. Prident.
I) M Swan. V ice re-i tnt.
Dr. J L .Vever. M jI D'to:.
tleoro A Moore. Secretary.
J Jnoes. Ai't secretary.
II Lt Sts Tjiiiu. i'raiLiuror
DIRECTORS.
D h're. Leavenworth. Kan,
J F Richards,
li K Uatnuiond
H Edcrt..
T.i .- 'Jarnev.
S M Sirickler. Junction City
Cham Kobinson. iiawrance,
W.Uadley.
H D Ie.-.kay, Lea-ven worth Kn'
l M Swan, " "
W O Coffin, " "
(eo A .Moore. "
I) Y Prwers.
Geo L Davis. St. Louis. Mo
J Merritt.
E llastinw,
MK Morgan " at
1. IS. COfZZ,Ts,
Gen. Iceiil for KebrHskaaod Mrlliern Etaasai
.Good Travoling Solis.tors Wanted.
R. W. W AUSH ALL, Agent. l I 1 T i ,C Ml1! TP V ' -
J. X LIVINGSTON Med Fxamiti f 1 ' ' -
"couTmBiiTAt tm.
mm))
Coniitttnla! guilbing, Bos. 24,
JUSTUS LAWREXCE. Presidect. J. P. ROQ ER& Secretary.
Enterprising Economical JLWcra
ami Safe
ICuiiber Policies issued to Jan. 1. 1872
Number Policies i?uH and revived in
AjiffETTS. Jan. 1, 1ST-
This Comnanr is Purely Matuil ir it operations, diri ling-its entire ut1us among its Poli
cy holders, annuallv. on the "t onribution Plan."
esnense to inooine. th;tn have ever been attine
peno t in its history.
l-tn. .i ,,r. -.it-nt tn i:rh.ir VI H
its stock cap'r al, and Ictve as a baianea more th in
This Company Issued More Policies
IN S7 TH A-TsT
jiy Otlici Gompany in tho Worl
IS. A. TAYLOR & CO.,
Plattsmouth. Kelr-sk
BLTHDE T
SMITH'S AMN
AND BOSTON.
ORGANS.
patios "aub rgans.
Muic and all kinds ef Musical Merchandise
and Repaired Satisfaction (iuranted.$X
dec-JJjfcw
1 A Calkin-', 'ioaflr-tl Ate?.
V U Harvey. Con. e ctuar
T A Hurt. Attorney.
II L V-w na L9tTiortb
W E Chemhorlain.
T A Uura.
K U Alien.
C A verry. Weston, Mo,
Q W Veal Topeka, Kansas.'
J M Price Atchison, Kan.
vV RStebbins, "
f CXJ
mm fit e inir
ti
vl' V'V s?K7'V'y
26 28 Utasssu Si. B fi
.....
IS. 1..
.
43.on
r.'."...' i.7
87,505,S5.30
and has a larger business aot a lower oi
t,y any otner company si a. v-urr-.-.
.....
iHili'-s. m du lin ro-iiwiranes. pay back all
a MILLION of earned surplus.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
OP PLATTSM0UTI1 NEBRASKA.
grCCBSSOK TO
Tcotle, Hanna & Clark.
Jobk Fitzgerald.
President.
Jobk R. Ci.hbi.
Caihxer,
C. II. P anst.Fi
lri President
T. W. Eva-.. , .
Ass't Cashier.
This Bank is now open for hulnes at tlteit
new room, corner Main and Sixth streets, and
are prepared to transact a general
Banking Business.
Stock?, Bonds,
Hold. Government
and Local
Securitios
Bought and
- Sold. Deposits
Received and
Interest allowed -
On time
Certificates.
Drafts drawn, available in any part of the
United States and in all the principal towns
and Cities of Europe.
OR THE CELEBRATED
AND '
OF STEAMERS.
Persons wishing to brinsr out their friends from
Europe can purchase tickets from ns through
to Plattsmoutb. aplSwtf
3. Wr, Propntor. R. H. McDokilb Co., Drarr'
Qs. Aftnu, Sa Fnuciwo, Cai., mud CoMunr. KrwU N. V
MILLIONS Bear Teslmony to their
Wonderful Cul-ntlvt. Edccts.
They are not a vile Fancy Drink, Made of Po
Bam, Whiskey, Proof Spirits nod Itefuao
Liquor doctoredi njiiced and sweetened to please tho
tate,caUed "Tonica," "Appetizers," " Restorer. "ic.
that lead the tippler on to drunkenness and rnin.bnt are
atnie Medtcine.made from tlic sntive Itoota and Herbs
of California, free from all Alcoholic htlmu
Inula. ThcyaretheOKEAT III.OOI) rt lll.
FIERand A LIFE CilVINti IMMNCIl'LE,
a perfect Ilenovstor and Invigorator of the System,
carrying off all poisonous matter and restoring thoblood
to a healthy condition. No person can tuke tlicae Bit
tors according to direction and remain long unwell,
provided tlieir tones are not destroyed by mineral
poison or ether means, and the vital organs wasted
beyond the point of repair.
Thry are a Gentle I'urantlve am well am a
Tonic, Ke-ssinp, also, the iwculiar merit of acting
aa a powerful airrr.t in roIieviiiK Cunfrevtion orlnnam.
tnution of the I.iver. and nil the Viral Organs.
roll FEMALE COMPLAINTS, in yonng or
eld, married or single, at ttieditwn or u omunmxxl or at
the turn of Ufe. these Tonic Bittern havo no equal.
For Inflammatory and Chronic Ithenma
tlam nnil (.oat, l))sprpin or Indlgratieu,
Itillann. Iteinilteut and Intermil tent Fc-
tn, Dinenaea of Ihc Itlood, I.iver, Kid.
eya and ltlndiler,thce Itinera hovo hceti moM
successful. (Such Diaennca are canned by Vitiated
Itlood, which is generally produord by dcratiKcment
ef tha Dlffealive Oriam,
DVSPEPMIA OIC INDIGESTION. Ded-
tehe. Fain in the Shoulders, CourIjs, Tigbtness of the
Client. Disxineu. Sour Eructations of the Stomach,
Bad Taste In the Mouth. Bilious Attack. Palpitation ol
I the Heart. InQaraniation of the l.uncK, Pain in the re-
t'ons of the Ridneys, and a hundred other painful srrop-
toms. are tho ofisprinji of Dyspcpnii
They invtcorato the Stomach and stimulate the terrtd
Liver and Bowels, which renter them of unequalled
tfficacy in cleansins the blood of all impurities, aud im-
tartinx new lifo and vizor to the whole srstera.
FOIl SKIN DISEASES, Eruptions. Tetter. Salt
Rbeum, Blotches, Spots, rim pies. 1'ustules. Dolls, Car-
annelea. Rins-Worms. Scald Head. Sore Eyes, Errnlpe
laa. Itch.Scurtii, JUiM-olorationi. of the :kiti. Ilunioinand
pineaous of the Skin, of whal'v-r name or imturr. are
literal! due up ami rarnel out of the yem in a short
time by the ue ol these llitttirs. One bottle in niieti
eaiwa will convince the most incredulous of their cura
tive eUects.
Cleanse the Titiated Blood whenever you fin J Its Im
ftuiities bursting through the skin in Pimples. Erup.
I tions or Sores clcsnio it when you Cud it obstructed
and sluggish in the veins: cU-anse it when it is foul.
knd your feelings will tell you when. Keep the blood
sure.and the health of the srstem will folloi
Pin, Tape, and other Worm, larking in the
system of so many thousands, are effectually destroyed
and removed. fays a aintincnlphed phyniologist,
there is sea rely an imiividual upon the face of the
earth whose body is exempt Irom the pri-sence of
worms. It is not upon the healthy elements of the
bodv thst worm exist, but nnon the diseased humors
and slimy deposits that breed these living monsters of
atsesjie. r.o Bytm of weoicioe. no verminigea, no
anthelraioties
will
free the system from wvrms like
these Bitters.
1. WALKER. Proprietor. R. D. McDO.VALD 4c CO.
Druggists and tien. Agents. Sao Francisco. California,
ana ansna 34 Commerce btreet, new xork.
SOU) ALL DBLUQISTS AND DEA1JCBS.
SPRIKCr TRADE. 1873.
FURNAS NURSERIES,
BROWN VILLE. NSB.
FURNAS, SONS & FERRAND.
t :
Fumi' nrnl Son, Brownville, Nebraska,
an I H lvrranl, Detroit, .lichigaa,
have consoliJated their stocks
and will hereafter conduct
business at Brownville,
Neb , where they
offer the largest and most select gen
eral Nursery Stock ever offered
in tha West, consisting
in part as follows :
20.000 Choico 3 year old Apple Trees.
lflO.OuO " ". 2 " ;.
5H0.1KW 1
50.000 " 1.
2. 3 and year oia pear
I rees.
4.0.O'- " 2. 3 and 4 year old Cherry
Trcs.
sn nni) 1 a-id 2 vear old Peah Trees.
20,o(X rium. Apricot an t Nectarine
1 rees
4.000.000 No. 1 Honey Locust Hedge Plan;s.
2(Xil)K ' 1 Osnire Oranpe.
5.000 lH Forest Tree tSee ilinits.
2'X).0i Kverirreens. in vaiietr.
lOU.lHKJ each ll'ack berries. Uaspberries and
Straw b- rries.
50.000 cieh Gooseberries ami Cnrrsnts,
S'l.O'iO Per.etnl and Climbing Koees,
JO (KP Flowenn llrubs,
10.000,000 Willow Cuttings.
Coolly' K-nrly Whllr. ami
Adams Extra Early c orn
JIT AM AX BEES.
Berkshire and Poland
Hogs.
J. B.Di'ley of Cass County will act as agent
nt thee nurrs in this section. P. O. address
Platt-mouth. Cas county, Nebraska.
-ror'espondnce
Solicited. Mentl I
O ROCS
AUD
MEDICINES
AT
J. H. BUTTERY'S
On Main Street, nea.Ij opposite the
HeUAL OFFICE.
.Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Ditj?s mid ifledicii-v,
P.iint. Oil Va n i sit
es ami Toilet Articles.
Prescriptions carefully compounded
all hours day and night.
35ly
- w aa m.l ja a a aa,
617 St. Charles Street.
T onger located in St. Louis than any Chron
LJ le fDysicinr. -o successtullv treats Simm
and Ct mplicated Venereal Disease as to bring!
r . . ii- i : - t J
oprtunities. a lif.-tiine experience, with pur-!
L' - P II U C tl ) UllC. II IB II 1f 1 1 1 I H 1 fl II-
est drugs prepared in the establishment, rurcsl
Mses given up by others, no matter who tail-l
led ; tell yo. r private troubles, ' on-sultation'
.MANHOOD, WHMANHOOD. S6
j. nil. 15 cents each, both for 5 ctj. 100 pages
All that the curious, doubtful or iuquiMt v
visn to know all aout belt-pollution I'revnn
lion. Marri.me. K very young man nnd wo
man ought to read it as a warning The- ner-
ous d bilit-ted o.' onrtially impotentent
uientically adviaed. wn dcc2il
E. T. DUKE & CO
A'l FOOT OF MAW STREE1
TThlei-ta 4 Retail Dealers in
Hardware and Cutlery, Stoves,
TINWARE. ROPE.
RON. STEEL NAILS AND
Blacksmith Tool. Ac.
Keep on hand a Large Stock of
CHARTER OAK,
BUCKS PA TENT,
CHIC AGO EMPORIA,
L OYA L COOK
And Other First-Class Cooking
STOVES,
3f All kinds
Coal or Wood kept on hand.
JOB WORK OF ALL KINDS DONE.
Abstracts of Title.
rilE Nl'MFRItML SYSTEM The best
i use. For descriptive cirouli'rs. a-'dreps.
ACRES. BUCKM.IR Sc CO
Burlington. Iowa.
J. R. CLARK. ELI PLUM.MER,
Ciicap Gash
STORE!
o
Save mcney by paying Cash for your
Goods.
AT
CLAIIK & PLUMMER'S.
DliLHI IV
STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS,
Also a full stock of
GROCERIES. BOOTS and SHOES.
UATH and CAPS.
We buy largely for
casii aad sell
cheap for the money.
(Store opposite the Brooks -louse).
Main street,
Plattsmouth,
N.b.
24w-66d-3ui
Down Town Barber Shop.
o
J. C. BOONE.
CS Ma IN STIiliET.
One door from D. II. Yheeler,s Office.
HAiM CUTTING, SHAVING AND SHAM-
P0.NING.
lo
Childrcns' Hair Cut.
secial attention given to this Branch of the
Husiness.
Call and see
BOONE,
GENTS,
And you will get a Boon in a
CLEAN SHVE.
nUly
STATE AGENT
Hi'SM -
WW . ,
AX
Ef;V
r-'rJ;v-,"'
HALLADAYSPATENT
WIND MILLS.
DOUBLE AND SINGLE ACTING FORCE
AND FAHM PUMPS.
'FEED MILLS, ETC.,
TERMS LIBERAL.
The ITalladsy M ill hns stond the test for six
teen years, both in the United Slates and Eu
rope and is the only one
Generally adopted by a'l Principal Rail
roads and riiruiers.
. Send for catalogue and price Iift.-etff
A. L. STB A KG.
aplSwtf Lincoln Nebraska.
O. & JIIKSO5.t
DEALER IN
DRUGS. MEDICINES,
AND
WALL PAPER ! !
utxr-i.il":" ' i I ""t1" ,A .-.-i
AllPaper rrimmed freo of
Charge.
Also Dea!erin
Books,
Stationary,
Magazines, and
Latest Publications.
Prescriptions carefully compounded by aner
penenceu .urutrtrist.
Remember the place, three doors west of th
Uerald office: Plattsmouth. Nebraska.
T-EISS SESTIS
Iig Glieapcst.
E". JT, METTEER,
TTill be fonnd nt his ol 1 stand on Main
II where he will be plcsed to see his for
at customers and iriends.
I I has a larfre and good assortment of farm
AA machikcrj such as tho
The Marsh barrter. a reaper that two an
csn cut anil bind ten acres tier day wt
one man to drivo, and the binacrs can work ia
the tbaue.
A Tilbiirn and Stndenbnker Wairous. Hiam
ll pion Beapcr.V Mowe MassiMon Thrash
er. in J Uufslo Hit thresher, and hx'els'
Kcapcr and Mower ie.
F. J. METTEER,
Main Street. Plftttsmooth. Neb.
L. S- Bir, Travelinj Ajrent.
Feb. 29 wtf.
FIEISfRy 130"PCK
DKALER IV
PTJRNITUE E,
LOUNGES, SAFES, TABLES,
BEDSTEADS-
OF ALL DISCBirTIOM AMO AT ALL rEiaiS.
Metalic Burial Cases.
WOODEN COFFJNS
OP Alsli SIZES.
Bead 7 Made, and Sold Cheap for Cash.
With many thanks for put patronage. Ii n
ate all to call and examine my large stock o
niture and Coffins janst
CITY MfcAT MARKET,
BY
Geo. Si -1 lex,
MAIN STREET,
Plattmoulh; - IVebraska.
The
best of Fresh Meats always on hand i
their season.
Highest Prir?e Paid for Vt Cattle
-Uighest Cash Price paid for green Hides.
ft
NEW LUMBER
YARD!
Ilavinff ononrd a LmnJ'or Yar
1 at
Ix)ui?ville, I will keep nil kinds ol
I.TICEt, DOORS,
5:a, ic, 4c,
And would invi aH those wishing to
purchai' to fl " me a calI
I will alM.- -al in !! of u kai.-n.
for whieh I wUl pay the highest Market price.
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:
J r-. e P it it .( . ,
mm
t
f-r''". I tint
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1
3.
To tlia East North
and SoutheMi.
r ?3M as-a:
STATIONS. ;VrVt' MAIL.
Leave Plattsmouth. 3. Op, m. m.
Arrive Bu lington 7.C0 a-tn. 10.50p. in.
" Mendota 11.15 a.m. 3.23 a. in.
" Chicflo(C.B.AQ.) 3.15 p.m. 7.00 a. m
" Teoria- " ,00.m. 12.Mi.rn.
" IndWI.B.rf- V. c:5f.m. 9.25 a. m.
" Cincinnati " 11.00 p.m. 4.15 p. v.
" Logan?p't.T.rjkW 5.f5 p. ,. f.:o a. m.
" Columbus - 2.45 a. m. 6M p. w.
Throuch Cnrs from Missouri River to Oil
cnito. Indianapolis, Cincinnati, Legfan.iport aud
Cclunibtis.
Connections at Ihoso points with lines Ica4
in- to the East. North and South.
'1 his is the llest, Shortest, (Juirknt and Cheap
est llfHite.
Do nu' be deceived, but ohfain Ticket rl
the I!nrl;n'ori snd iiisgouli Kivcr linilroad.
A. E. Toll. A LIN, C E. Pr UK IN,
tlcn'l '1 icket Atrent. ticn'l Sup
FURfJ I TU R E
r
T.:.vf.. -
CABINET MAKER
And dealer in all kinds of
Furniture Chnira.
MArir st beet, (third door east of P 0
Plattsmouth - - - Reht
Repairing and Varnishing neatly none.
. V unerals attended on the shortest notice.
T HE BEST
IS ALWAYS
TIIE CHEAPEST
For Your Groceries Ga To
E I. UTIIWA2!w28;
Corner Third and Main Streets, PlatUtneatb.
to:
S&'Ue keeps oa Land a choice tod
well selected Stock of
Faeey Groceries,
Ooffeei. Tea,
8-atar, Syrvpt
ki.. Lm. &o.
a goedassortrnentof Boots A Shoea.t
:0:
In Connection with the Grocery I
Bakery & Confectionery I
?A1I kinds of Country Produee bought and
sold
Tnkenoficeof the sign "EMPIRE BAKERT
AND ii k t U 1-1 . iusTl6wt!.
G. TV. M E R K.
KalB Street,
Four Doer
House,
East of Court
malm is
ARDWARE,
HEATING
AJTB
C O O K I IY 8TOVE8
Of the'Iatest Improvement, warranted.
ai. aa
ana eoii at a stua:i jjrot above ook.
Doing re y own work ta
Tin and Sheet Iron
Combined, with long'experienee gnnraate
satisiaction and Prices to suit
Slw3m
ROCK! STONE!
will furnish parties with stone for
all building purposes at a reasonable price, at
my quarries r delierol on the cars at Louis-
ille station. The foilowing kiml of stone can
be had on short notice; sills, caps, perch roc
ine or rod sand stone such a was used by the
B A- SI. K, It. in the construction of their sion
work. All rwponsibU ordars, promptly filled
J. T. A. IIOOVKB.
Louurillo. Station Neb,
T. W. SHANNON'S
FEED, SALE AND
LIVERY STABLE.
MAIN STREET,
Plattsmouth, Nebraska
l am prepared to accommodate the pnblio with
Hordes. Carriages. Buggies arid a No. 1
oi, short ootice aud rcasonaole terms. A tiaok
wi.'lrun to the f truiboHtlandi,an rTt
flit fZi Bo 7 Kew iork City. tifl.iL tr