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ftaHrrjad Time Table.
3. tf- J. R. R. irf NEBRASKA.
Westward
Xo. 5 No. 3 No. 1
00 .35 11.10
l;istward
8TATIONS. No. 2 No. 4 Jfo.
rlaltsmouta 2.00 7.45
3.10
2.4A
8.M 11.25
6.10 10.30
6.60 11.00
7.10 11.15
7.23 11.25
reapons 1.47
Omaha 2.40
IJellevue 2.10
I -'i i'latte 1.M
Orenpolis 1.47
Concord J.31
LoulsviHo r 1.09
bouth Bend 12.M
7.23
8.10
7.30
7.10
6.58
6.38
6.11
.4H
7.41 11. .IS
8.11 12.00
87 12.12
2.15
3J
l.as
1.10
.5S
fi.56
H8.ra 12.35
i 12.35
10.50
Ashland
JVreenwood
"Waverly
Newton .
Lincoln
Lincoln
Ik-ntou
Highland
Crete -
liorchester
Kxeter
Fairmount
Grafton
Sutton
Harvard
Inland
liastlng
Juniata
12.33
12.20
12.05
11.52
11.32
11.17
0.321 11.55
Sill.
11.25 9.12 12.50
12.05 8.31 1.05
5.14 11.25
4.56 10.55
4.41 10.30
4.20 10.00
9.30
fi.M
12.25 9.47
12-CsJ 10.10
1.25
2.05
a.4 So. 7
4.04 8.50
10.0
11.20
1.17
1.35
2.00
2.29
2.49
3.00
3.24
4.10
10.02
10.35 No. 8 8.22
10.23 2.52 8.10
JO.OS 2.20
9.23 1.05
0.00 12.35 I
12.15 (
8.39 11.20
8.29 11.00
7.57 10.00
11.55 14.3d
1.00
1.25
2.37
S.17
S.47
5.0S
5.19
CM
6.27
6.40 I
7.05,
7.25
7.48
8.18
8.35
8.05
7.32 9.10
17.2
f 7.0
20 I 8.50
00 4 8.30
on
5.02
0.02
6.20
7-12
6.43 7.55
Kenesavy
Lowell
Fort Kearny
Kearny June.
6.23
6.00
5.44
5.15
7.13
6.35
6.5j
OlfAIIA BRANCH.
1m Plattsmouth, 6.35 p m Ar Omaha,
- ." 115pm -
Ar 11.50 am L
. 7.45 pm " . "
8.10 pm
2.40 p ni
10.30 am
4.10 pm
B. & M. R. R.
Lo PVm 3.43 am Le Pacific June, 7.00 a m
1j IlnIW., 8.15 am Lc Pacific June., 4.30 put
ArPlatts.. 9.40 am Ax Pacific June, ts.Wa in
The time riven above Is that ol Chicago,
wbicli 13 33 minutes faster tuantnatof Flails
mouth.
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we cannot be responsible for what has been
done before our time, nor for orders supposed to
be riven by others to others. Onr books tilcme
must be tho guide for all old sabscnpUons,
Please reiiicmber this.
The Plattsmouth Academy will open
-next Monday.
Turner's-Bs-J on the 4th.
Curtains at Ilank Straight's.
Grangers Fourth at Weeping Water.
Call and see D. Schuasse & Co. 'a new goods.
Ivemornber
the 4th.
the Fourth of July, on
tfew Goods at the Shoe Store, cheaper than
vcr. 5-tf.
Remember the
Weeping Water.
Fourth of July, at
Fine Cut Tobacco
.Store. " "
at tha Tost Office
Book
6tf.
Scythes, Forks, Hakes, and haying
toos at Merk's Hardware store.
For fine, cold, Arctic Soda Wator go
to Dr. Chapman's. 13t2
Remember Geo. Tickler's meat shop,
-on Main street opposite Dovey'e store.
Granges' Pins, at
P. 0. Jewely Store.
Frank
Carruth's
18t2
Don't forget the great Ball at Fitz
gerald's Hall on the evening of the 4th.
Have you seen it? The Granges'
Pin, at the P. O. Jewelry Store. 13t2.
The old muddy is fairly up and boil
ing. On Tuesday it run over the bank
on the Iowa side, below here.
WOOD! WOOD!
The Ferry Company have Five Tlimdrcd
ords of good dry cotton wood for sale. 12tf
The B. & M. R. R. Co. offer half fare
tickets for excursions to Omaha, Lin
coin, and all over on the 4th of July.
Fresh peas, cucumbers and sich, from
the Hazell Dell Cottaco Jrarm, near
Rock Bluffs. 13t2
Remember the Catholic Festival this
evening, in Fitzgerald's Hall. Straw
berries, cream, etc. Dancing " and a
speech by somebody.
Colters for .51.40 at tho Shoe
would go barefooted?
Store. Who
5tf.
Merk, the Hardware Merchant, keeps
all kinds of stoves, tin ware, scythes.
rakes, forks,. &o, for farmers, mer
chants, bouskeepers and everybody.
Tell it to the people! Tho only
nlace for Gnges Pins, at the P. O.
Jewelry Stor. 13t3
Married o the ISth inst at the
Residence c the brides brother W,
Calkins, by "J. Arnold of Plattsmouth
Mr. G, W. lrver to Miss J. A. Calkin.
Azro Snh sends us the first new
potatoes ofie season, June 19th, 1373.
How's thabr a man by the name of
Smith. 13t2
We elosur report of the Furnas
case for thweek, with the verdict of
the jury, e shall give the charge of
Judge Lakud future progress in our
next issue i
You caret your self-sealing cans,
th chcapand best, of Doctor Chap
man, on tn street, near the Post
office. 1 -. a 13t2
. Judge' inse delivered a lecture to
the studel
t the University at Lin
ommencemcnt exercises.
coin duri
which is
y spoken of by those who
were pr
The oal.lhslTe Boot and Shoe Store in
0349 CooDKiJUI below cost, but cheaper
tfar i"c U rn nrrs'rfa.
TU"E "PnOUBTK" IN PLATSXOUTH.
Onoo more be Turners appear be
fore our wondering gaze, and announce
that their preparations are about com
pleted to celebrr.to the anniversary of
reo thought, free speech' free press
and free Fourth of July's.
We have already fold you' that a pro
cession will be formed at 10 a. m. The
Fire Company are Invited to attend,
and have accepted the "invite." Wo
can't show "three miles of red flannel
shirts," as a reporter once described a
fire parade in Xew York, but what we
can show will be glossy, new, and the
fellows (not Rusn, he is fellow only),
inside of them will be a3 proud and as
happy set of undeveloped humanity as
ever trod a pavement or shouted'"lIo
sey, take de butt."
Then the huge Union Band of Oma
ha has been engaged to discourse sweet
music and lots of fellows full of gas
and patriotism, and ; what not, will
speechify and we hope edify.
Lastly, but not leastly, there will bo
banners and busses, business for all.
Turn out or turn in, then, every
mother's son of you, and let s have a
Jolly old fashioned Fourth or July. in
1873. . . : ' ' .
: FIRE MEETING,
TJnion Fire Company Xo. i, met in
Eoeck's building on Friday evening,
the room being well filled. Uniforms
were distributed to quite a number of
new members. Six members were ad
mitted that evening.
Joe. Connor made a speech, and
Frank Stadter said amen.
Councilman Herman S. Newman, on
behalf of the Turners of Plattsmouth,
invited the Company to join them in
r-plfbratinir the "phourth," and the ball
in tho evening. The Fire Company
unanimously accepted the call, provided
the Turners pay for the ice cream.
Passed.
On motion, it was -
7?esoZrsiJ. That Councilman Newman,
being both a Turner and a Fireman,
and as both bodies are to appear in uni
form, TuEttCFOF.E, Ba it Enacted: That
the said C. II. S. N. be required to ap
pear, one half the day in Turner outfit
and the other half in Fireman's uni
form. IL S. N. objected. Prof. d'A,
said it would be J.he best evidence of
a good Turn-er.
The dispute waxed warm and furi
f urious. Many interesting "pints" ap
peared in the case, such as what con
stituted half a day when he should
change clothes, how, where, &c. &c. ;
His Ilonor tho Mayor and Foreman
of Union Company No. 1, fiually settled
the matter by declaring that a day was
twenty-four hours, that the, motion did
not stato on which half of tho day IL
S.N. was to" appear in each separte
costume; therefore, he oraerea mm, in
his double capacity of Mayor and
Chief Magistrate, to appeaYduring tha
twelve hours of daylight in the Turner
costume, and the twelve Lours or mgnt
in the Fire uniform. This .was car
ried, bv all votlncr ave, rip-rap unani
mously, and C. II. S. N. must sleep in
his red shirt, glazed hat, white belt,
and big boots, or not at all on the 4th
day of the night of the incoming month.
Meeting adjourned to meet at the
call of the President when the en
gine comes. . ,
P. S. ho most important of course
during the evening Dr. Livingston
announced that ho had tried to get re
dueed rates on the freight tariff from
Chicago, for tho new engme,:and that
Col. Morse had informed Mr. Strong,
of the B. & M. in Iowa, of the circum
stances, and Mr. S. agreed to ship the
engine for Plattsmouth, through free.
What a monopoly the B. & M. is ?
Our old friend Thos. Lemon, of
Omaha, dropped in upon us for a few
minutes chat which we enjoyed much
ly. He reports excitement lively over
the Furnas trial, in Omaha. ;
New beets and . turnips from the
Hazel Dell Cottage Fruit and Vegeta
ble Gardens since June 18th.
I3t2 A. Smith. '
The Episcopal Festival in Spiers
Hall, on Friday evening, except the
great heat, turned out welL Ice-cream
ami strawberries abounded, and the
people fetival-od and ice-creamed to
their heart's content. - -
E. Noyes, Lumber and Hardware
dealer, Louisville, Nebraska ; sells lum
ber as cheap as any other man, woman
or child in the biz. Call and see him.
12t2
Mr. Beardsley, formerly of the Lin
coln Leader, called on us Wednesday,
also Mr. Ed. Roggen. Bot h irenricxneu
om n mft State business regard
ing tue equalization of taxes. Long
life to them ; good head3 on their
shoulders.". , !
Farmers should not buy their stock
of Groceries for harvest until they
have called 'on Reed BrosJ t , : 12t3
- Mr. Lane, an . old Washington
county friend called on Tuesday. He
is a great talknr, agreat traveler, a
great philosopher, and ' is ; one of the
longest lanes Ave ever knew that had no
turning from the course of right
Parties from a distance intending to
celebrate at Weeping Water, will do
well to make out a list of what Groce
ries they will need for harvest and
have Reed Bros, put them up for them.
- ; 12t3
Makrted At the residence of A. C
Loader, Esq; Greenwoed, Cass county,
by the Rev. Mr.'Dungan, of Lincoln,
Mr. W. J. Mastinto Miss Margaret Ann
Elirabeth Wilburn, of that place.
Reed Bros, offer special inducements
to all parties wishing to buy goods in
unbroken packages 'i2t3
; FOR RENT. ' .
. The large and commodious wareroom, cellar,
and office-n second floor of building formerly
ooeupkM by" Jacob Tallery, Jr., In Masonic
Block- EWfilre of - i . E, K. Xivi?f8T0 m
" jr. t. mrss.
HADA2XE ATfNA BISHOP.
This celebrated pongs tress, paid out
town a visit on the evening of J une
19th, accompanied by Messrs. Frank
Gilder, pianist; Alfred Wilkio, tenor
and" Mons. Gottchalk, baritone.
We are not professed judges of Ital
Ian music, bntigood naturedly allowed
ourselves to be dragged down to Fitz's
nail by the wife, who thinkg she can
appreciate good music, therefore our
criticisms are not worth much from a
musical point of view; as a. looker on
in Venice, thougli, our opinions of men
and things we saw there, are deep and
lasting. When the madame first open
ed her mouth we felt rather shaky for
any small babies, that might be on the
front seat. Time, however, reconciled
us to appearances before us, and our
ear drank in the music You know it
was "liquid, being Italian, and al
though some of our country readers
may object to our drinking with bur
ear, all of the elite will understand
what we mean, and to others - we say,
better drink with your ear, than walk
on your ear. It is more agreeable.
The tenor of the language might have
been base for aught we know, but we
could bear a tone or two more of the
Elixir (T amour as interpreted by
Madame B. and Mons. Gottchalk.
That was chalked down for the best
piece in the out-fit. Wo know it was
good, for our friend Johnson, who sat
"forninst us and who is a good judge
of music, clapped his hands and shout
"bravo." We go a good deal on his judge
ment in these off hand remarks, and it
is mainly because we do not want to
hurt his feelings, nor any other true
musician's, that we shall now kind o'
Gild(h)cr over a little in our parting
remarks.
There is no doubt about the fine per
formance of Mr. Gilder on the Piano,
that is something we could all under
stand, and Madame Anna Bishop's
singing was said to be very fine by
those who appreciate such music. At
all events the people of Plattsmouth
are under great obligations to. her for
visiting us at all, as it is seldom that
our people get the chance to hear the
celebrities of the great world in any
role. We were pleased with Gotts
chalk ourself. . on account of his off
hand. easy. war, of singing. " It seems
no trouble at all. y
-There, friends, we coulcT easily have
put on' airs, "read up? on opera &c., and
then given a learned and windy disser
tation on the beauties of II Travatore,
Emahi ox any other opera, with patch
es of -.wise sayings, about the madame's
voice- and all that, but have preferred
to tell you the plain truth and ac
knowledge the corni assured that both
yourselves and , Madame Til rand her
troupe will value this honest criticism
more 'tLaii a string of ' high falutin
praise.' .". '' " '' :
- FIKE ALARM 1 1 1
-7We- understand that the City Council
at it last ineotiug'aaapiOd a system of
fire- alarema consisting of "Imitating
strokes, which are to tell the memlwr
of tho ward en which any fire may
break out; and an alarem, consisting
of three minutes striking at the rate
of thirty strokes to the minute. The
indicating strokes are, for the First
Ward "one stroke, for the Second
Ward "two strokes," for the Third
Ward "three strokes, and for the 4th
Ward "four strokes,, these indicating
strokes are to be given at the rate of
one stroke to the second thus mak
ing the number of the Ward in " which
any fire may break out plainly intel
ligible, while the rapid strokes of the
alarem will warn every body of the
calamity of a fire should any occur.'
GKAKUE NOTICE.
The several Oranges of Cass and ad
joining counties are requested to send
their representation to meet the County
Central Association at Weeping Water,
on Wednesday, the 1st day of July, at
2 o'clock p. m.
C. II. KING, Pres't.
D. S. Draper, Sec'y.
Hesser's Picnic passed off with great
eclat. Just as everybody was dry and
dusty and willing for a little moisture
a heavenly shower 'descended and
cooled and watered every one so that
all went home delighted. One man to
whom we addressed the inquiry,
"What kind of a time did you have at
tke Picnic ? replied, "nlco time, moist
and pleasant, very moist and pleasant,"
which his name was Billy Hobbs, and
another, told us that Prof. d'Allemand
could not possibly have made a dry
.speech, because of the shower. . Ourself
and wife, the dorg and Buttery's two
black horses, started to come, but got
fxl at the big clouds and turned
back. Give us another chance, Hesser.
We, the. undersigned, agree not to
open our business houses on the Fourth
day of July, 1873: : ' .1
Clark & Plummer, First Natl Bank,
Win. Stadelmann, J. D. Tutt, "
Jos. Schlater, Vallery & Ruffner.
Peter Merges. .; Levi Golding. .. !
Karcher & Co, VS. Bloom & Co,-'
Gr W. Merk, ; E. G. Dovey, !
Tt. Schnasse & Co. E. T. Duke & Co,
Solomon & Nathan, R. Vivian, r
Luke MLskella, D. W. McKinnon,
F. S. White, - - W.T.Eaton,
Frank Carruth, ' Surveyor General's
x :.:v:;'.; Office.- ;
CATHOLIC FESTIVAL.
At Fitjgeralds Hall, on Thursday Erf-n-ing,
Jnne 2Cth. .'
' There will be a Strawberry and Tco
Creani Festival, under the auspices of
the Catholic Church, held at the above
Hall, on Thursday evening a w?ek.-; :
A dance will form part of the pleas
ures of the occasion, and every jone is
invited to Attend, be merry, in a rea
sonable and wholesome way, and make
themselves generally useful. ; 12fe3 :
t Go to tha Ferry Company forour summer's
Wood. 500 cords dry cottoawpod for sale, .an
deUvered about town. . :-'..;. i ijtj '
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'Harness and Saddles at Reed Bros. ;
THE HIGH SCH00L.
On Monday of this week, we visited
the High School of this place, at pres
ent, under the charge of Prof. d'Alle
mand. Li'l v rt.H
We were very much pleased with
the exercises, especially those in mathe
matics, in which both the first and sec
ond classes seem very apt. Their an
swers to questions, were almost instan-
aneous, and tho solution of problems
on tne slate, more rapia man in any
school wo ever visited. ... r '
If the Prof, has not drilled theni on
one set of questions for company, as
the old ladies say of their china, they
are very bright scholars in Arithmetic,
and both he and they deserve praise
for ' their training. "
It seems to U3 that there are many
scholars in this school that ought to be
in the" Ward schools --yet. Some of
them look awful little for a high school,
but the Prof, assures us that the little
est ones, are often the biggest. There's
a problem for you, scholars.
.This term will soon be out, and it Is
hoped the next will be held in our new
High School Building. . " : :i I U ' !
In tho meantime Prof. d'Allemand
will open his private high-er school
dunnir the three months lefore wre
shall have another high school proper,
Business Is business, and so are the Cigars at
the r. O. Book Store. B-tf.
WANTED.
A good girl to do house work for
family. Inquire at Fostofflce.
small
10-3
F. Eugene Fink, formerly cashier and
book-keeier in the house of Humphrey
Bros., received orders yesterday to re
port at Atchison for duty, for Wells,
Fareo & Co.'s express. He left on the
noon train.
TUE HOWE SEWING MACHINE
J. W. Marthls & Co. are the agent for the
Howe Sewing Machine in nattsmouth. They
have opened a salesroom and office on Main
street, letween Fourth and Fifth.
The Homo Machine Is a Lock Stitch, double
threaded machine, and ranks ICo. 1 among the
great sewing machines of the day.
8-cm J- W. MABTnis,
F. r. Todd.
At E. Noyes' Lumber yard in Louis
ville farmers can find lumber as cheap
as at "Plattsmouth or elsewhere, and
save hauling.a long distance. 12t3
For Lumber and Hardware go to E.
Noyes at Louisville all that dwell in
that neighborhood. , ,12t2
A sudden storm of wind and rain
in Chicago on Saturday last demolished
a church, upturned a derrick, and tore
off limbs of trees signs, awnings, roofs
of buildings, and all obstructions that
come in its way. It lasted but a - few
moments. No loss of life.
Ladles, call and examiue the nice and cheap
Gaiters at the Shoe Store, before you buy else
where. JS'o charge for showing them.
6-tf. I'bteu Merges.
Centaur Liniment.
There Is no pain which the Centaur Liniment
will not relieve, no swelling it will not subdue,
aifcrhrt-l'Amencss which It will not cure. This Is
strong langnfigC, hut It lsrue.- Where the parte
arc not gone. Its effects r.re marvellous. It has
produced more cures of rheuawilsm, neuralgia,
lock-jaw, palsy, sprains, swellings, "fcac-achc,
caked -breasts, scalds, burns, salt-rheum, &C.,-
upon the human frame, and of strains, spavin,
galls, &c, upon animals in one year than have
aU other pretended remedies -since the world
began. It Is a counter-irritant, an all-healing
pain -reliever. Cripples . throw . away their
crutches, the lame walk, poisonous bites are ren
dered harmless, and tho wounded are healed
without a scar. It Is no humbug. The recipe Is
selling as no article ever before sold, and it sells
because it does Just what it pretends to do.
Those who now suffer from rheumatism, pain or
swelling deserve to suffer If they -Will not use
Centaur Liniment, more than 1000 certificates
of remarkable cures, including frozen limbs,
chronic-rheumatism, gout, running tumours, &c.
have been received. AVe will send a circular
containing certificates, the reclpv&c., gratis to
to any oue requesting lt."Diu bottle of the yel
low wrapper Centaur Liniment Is worth one
hundred dollars for foundered or sweenlcd hor
ses and mules, or for screw-worm In sheep.
Stock -owners this liniment Is worth your at
tention. Ifo family should be without Centaur
Liniment. J. B. fiwe & Co., Kew York. 40-ly
CAsrouiA is more than & substitute for Cas
tor Oil. It Is the only safe article In existence
which Is certain to assimilate the food, regulate
the bowels, cure wind colic and produce natural
sleep. It contains neither minerals, morphine
or alcohol, and is pleasant to take. Children
need not cry and mothers may rest. 40-ly
SPECIAL NOTICES.-
OFFICIAL RETURNS
For 1870, 1871 and 1872,'show that the - "
Continental Life Insurance Co,
of New York Insured more lives than any other
Company in the world.
Also a lower percentage ot losses. .And for
1872 4 per cent, lower ratio of expenses than the
average of 51 leading Life Insurance Companies
of the United States.
OJJiicial Statement of Total Number of
New Policies issued during 1873
by Companies represented
in Nebraska.
Continental life Insurance Co., of N. Y. 12010
Mutual Life Insur.Miuie Co. tif tf.vy-. W 10062
New York Life Insurance Co., of N. Y. 8910
North West'n Life Ins. Co., of Milwaukee 6572
Union Mutual Life Ins. Co., of Maine 4SJ0
Union Central Life Ins. Co., of Ohio 3546
Tentonia life In. Co., of Chicago ...... . 2J
Germanla Life Ins. Cor, of New. York' 2673
Mutual Life Ins. Co of Chicago : , -.J47
John Hancock's Life Ins. Co., of Boston 1879
Missouri Valley Lifa las. Co., of Kansas 1189
Yon may labor and toil for years yr Loll to
save anything for old age. But through the
boon of Life Insurance you can accumulate
thousands by paying a small pittance, that is
never missed from your yearly earnings. Be
wise and insure in some soamt Company. We
recommend the Contine-t.i whose record
has been one continued success, such as no
other Company has ever attained in Europe or
America. 12-W2
, , 100 1.000 10.000.
ied and lellow Nansemond Micts sM. sao
BraziUian White ... 75cu SC. ,r . -,,
2o,000 CABBAGE PLANTS
Of the Early Jersey, WakcneM, and Tottler's
Brunswick varieties, at 15 cents per dozen. 75
cents per loo. Heady Mav 1st.
Also. Trophy and Gen. Grant Tomato Plants,
at 25 cents per dozen, 91.00 per 100.
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To the Ea3t, ; North' and Southeast.
STATIONS
Leave riattsmouth.
Arrive Parltejoa.
EXPRESS.
3.15 p. TB.
4.40fc.-TJ!..'
5.45 a. Tt),
7.0 p.n.
IfPMqs i
Lesal Advertisements.
Strayed.
From the Subscriber, on Wednesday, the 18tb
insC, a dark brown pony mare, about ton years
of Jik'e. white fac, eyes run water, and has been
stiffened in the let?s. Any person giving Infor
mation to the IIkkalo omce of her where
abouts will be rewarded to the amount of troub
le and expense. . iyM Gkouub Hansen.
f.
,; ..Legal Notice..
John S. Tcwksbury, Tlalntlff,
vs
Gcnrce IMinham. Defendant.
ni reopie oi i ue :?uuc oi enraa.
To Georjto Dunham,- non-resldnut defenflant :
VOXJ wi'l take notice, that I have on the 25th
dav of .Tunc. A. I). 1H73, filed my petition In
theoafce of tha- Clerk of the Histricl Court. 2d
Judicial District," In and for Cass county, Ne
braska. arainst yoa, tne object ami prayer oi
which is to compel you to make and execute a
good and suRicicut warranty deed eon veylns to
plaintiff, John t. Tcwksbury. the southwest
quarter of section number tweuty-six tuf In
township - nnnilx-r twelve (12) - north of
rane twelv 1121 cast sixth principal
fial meridian. In Cws county. Nebraska, accord
g to sigreemcnt, and to obtain a dot r-'C from
the said court removing the cloud froru my title
to said read estate, declaring plaintiff.-John 8.
Tewksbury, to bo legal and eqnitaWe owner of
the same, and.. for general relief.; aud you are
herehv notified that unless you plead answer or
demurer to said petition on or before the
eleventh day of August, A. D. 1873. said petition
will be taken a true, and Judgment rcnered
against you In accordance with the prayer of
the same. John H. Trhhsbubt.
By Sam. M. Chapman, his Att'y. I3t4
'Estray 'Notice.
i Strayed from the subscriber, living nearJElght
Mile rove, Cass County, Neb., on Saturday.
May 3lst, two mules : one brown with a sore on
the left shoulder, the other of a black color,
t.r-oi.lol with a '" on the left shoulder. A
lilK-ral reward will be given forth return of the
said mules, or any information that will enable
me to nuu tncin. d. v. aujulu.
, 10-2t. , r .;i
Sheriffs Sale.
H. D. Hathaway,
vs.
V. TT Fiitnn.
Execution.
Notice Is hereby given that I will offer for sale
at public auction at the front door of the Court
House in Vlattsmouth. C&s County, Nebraska,
nn Vniirt:iv the 21st d:iv of .Tulv. A. I. 1S73. at
ont o'clock p. m. of saiu day, the following real
estate to-wit : " . .
sivtv ra fpet off of the ea"t end of the south
half (Vi) of lot numlK-r two 12) In block number
thirty-two (32) In the dry of Plattsmouth. Cass
Comity, Nelrn.ska. leviea upon as tne property
of the said Defendant, lc. ll. fcaton, iy virn
minn in f.-i.vnr f 1 ho said l'iaiutill
I), irathuwav. issued bv the Clerk of the Dis
trict Court, within and forCass County, Nebras
ka, and to me directed as Sheriff of said county.
Given under my hand this isth day of June,
Sheriff Cass CO;, Nebraska.
O. S. Smith, Attorney for naiutilf. - l2-5t
Administrator's Sale: of: Real
Estate. ,
Rv virtue of an order of sale Issued out of
the'Clerk's office, and under , the seal thereof I
in and for the District Court Second JudiehU
District in the Couuty of Cass and State of Ne
lir:iHk;i mid dircctef to the undersigned. In an
action wherein Geo. H. Black, Administrator de
bonis nou-of the est;U-e of Sarah Craig.deceased,
is Plaintiff, and Johu T. Craig and others are
Defendants, (petition to sell lands to pay debts,
I will at loo'clock su in. on the
5th day of July, 1873,
and keep said sale open one hour at least,
in front of the Court House in the CltV ol
l'lattsuiouth and State of Nebraska, offer for
sale at public auction to the highest bidder the
lands and tenements herein alter described on
the terms following to-wit : one-fourth cash in
hand, and the residue hi three equal annual
payments, w ith Interest at ten per cent, and e-i-iirt.il
iv iniirtr'!ii?e on the oremises. said lands
belong to the estate of Sarah Craig, deceased.
suirt are described as follows to-wit : tlie nnrtn
east quarter tklof the northwest quarter f-4
of section six I6j town twelve 12 range thir
teen 131 p also the' southeast quarter of the
northwest ouarter of the same section, town
Mid range ; also the southwest quarter 54 of
northeast quarter M of the same section, town
aud i-uige ; all of said lands and tenements
being in Cass County and the State orNeoras-
k.i CKO. H. BL-VCJv.
Administrator dc bonis nou of Sarah Craig, do-
ceased. '
W'lIKKLKH & STINcncOMB.
U'-3t. Attorneys for said Administrator.
Sheriff's Sale.
'In the District Court of Nebraska, In and
Cass County.
II. L. K. Stiles, )
vs. - - f Legal Npttee. '
' .foHN Ssvn1.11 &. . I . , ... . ..
' 1 Wit ii am SvvnriL i ' - '
for
i
By virtue ?F an order of sale issued to me In
the above erUitled cause out of tho said
Court. I will at Klcvcn o'clock A. m. on Monday
the n;th d;iv of .Jiiae. A. D. 1F73. offer at tmb!!
Sale to tlie V.Ichcst and best Wilder at the front
door of the Court House in riattsmoutli Neb
rka the foilowir.tr deseribed Keal r'stale to
wit tJrtv-N'". Five 5) in Block No. Sixty three
kiiii.ti, rir--..if rlattsniojjth C:v.w County
vir..Qk The nliflTf Uefil Estate vtili be sold
i.i .lav tn aitivfv t'i tTce of the Court in
favor of the Plaintiff against Detwlnts and as
1 . . .. . tf 1 r . 1. n (V.f'tulfints
111" rc;ttItT lU 1V rl Lniiiirvi UIC It ii 1-
tiiveii under my hand this 14th day of May
A. 1. is. . . J. W. J mix fan.
sneriir, cass co., isenrasRa
Sam M. Chapman Mil's Attorney.
8-5t.
Sheriff's Sale.
IX the Distrlet Court of Nebraska, in and for
Cass County:
JAMKS MtXCHELL,
vs.
Andrew J. Ki,F.rsER
& A. J. KlOCfitElt.
Legal Notice.
Ty-virtue ot an Order of Sale issued to me In
the above entitled cause out of said Court,
I will at Two 4'clock P. M. on Monday the lth
dav of June, A. D. 1873, offer for sale at public
auction at the front door of the Court House in
Blattsmouth, Nebraska, tho following described
Ileal Estate, to-wit : .
Five abre of ground - commencing at the
Northwest comer of the Northwest ouarter (M)
of the Northeast quarter (4of Sectlou number
Nineteen (isi, in lownsnitj uiimurr 1 weive (i'J
North of iUiiige number Fourteen (14 East oi
the sixth ITiuclual Mcriillaii. in Cass county
Nebraska, thence East along the North line of
said tiection thirty-seven (.-?; rotls, thence South
twenty-one anuiMy-uir uuinm-uuis yti uj-ltio).-rods
thence West thirty-seven (;r7) rods
North thence to the phv-e of beginning. The
above real estate will be sold on said day to satis
fy the decree of theCourt ill favorof tlie ri:imi!I
airainst ieienu:uus huu as tne property ana
real estate of the Defendants. -
Given under lay hand this I4(h day of May,
A. D. 1873. J. W. JOHNSON.
Sheriff Cuss Co., Nebraska.
Sam. 3J chapman. A 1 iu' Att y, . . . 8:5w
Legal Notice.
In the name of he people of the State of Nc
tiraska. John M. Mltichiuan antl Alice liiueh
man. whose place of residence is unknown, am
Joseph V. lUnchnian of the State ot Iowa, will
take notice that William E. IVmclan of the
Countt of Cass and State of Nebraska,- -did on
the aifh lav of Mav. 1873. Hie his petition in tlie
District Court of the Second Judicial Di.stxictof
the State of Nebraska, in and for Cass County,
against the said John M. Htuchm:ui, Alice
llincunian, his wife, and Josepii . lliuchman,
uerennanis, setting tonu mat jonn n. inncn
man and Alice Iliiichman, his wife, gave
mortsratre to the said William E. Donetan on
the following lands to-wit : Lots one and two
(1 and 2) In Block No. eleven (in. In tho city of
l'lattsuiouth, and also on the undivided half of
the followini' described land to-wit : commenc
ing twentv-two rods south of the northwest
corner of the southwest quarter () of section
eighteen (is), town twelve (12) ranue fourteen
(14). e.-tst of the (H.h pnncinal meridan. run
ning thence, east forty (40 rods, thence south
twenty-four (24) rod., thence west forty (40)
rots, inence nortn twentv-lour (24) rods to tn
place of hogluuing, all the above lands in Cass
County. Nebraska, to secure tho ntivment
$2200 aud Interest, accord! iik to a certain Drom
issory note referred to in said mortiraKe. ail
that since the giving of the said mortgage the
saia Jospb -v Hin'HiUiau, the other Defendant
ciaims some interest in a part or saia lantis uu
dcrthe said John M. Hiuchr.iao, and praying
that said John M. lUnchman may pay said sum
now claimed to be due, with interest, amount
ing to the sum of ?lllo, and iuterestou the same
front the 13th day of September 1872. at the
rate of 12 per cent per annum, that being the
imiance aue alter deducting all payments, or
mar said premises may be sold to pav the same,
ium ui sam joiiii a. itincnman. Alice ijuk ii
mau and Joseph V. liincluaan are notified that
they are required to appear and answer said je
iitton on or Delore Monday the 7th day of July,
A. D. 173, or judgment will be rendered accord
ing to tne praver of the said petition.
Dated this 20th day of May W.i.
-. WJI. E. DON ELAN, naintlff,
by WlLUTT rOTTIXfSEK.
Ills AUorr.ey. 8-5U
Manhood; Mow Led, How
Rcctorrd
Just puMisnen,
a new eilt'on ol
-Dr. Cathrei-weli's Celebrated E
e en theradiesu cure (withou
medicine) of Kpkrhatdnrhil)
or Setninal Weakness, involuntary !c:niiial
Ixm-s, Ispote-Vcv. liiental and nhYtkl iuca-
p;icity, Impedi;en to Marring, etc. ;
I osvntn-i.iy, LntF.Psv, and Fits, induced
by self indulgcuee or sexual extravagance.
i-lriee in a sealed envelope, ojiiy 6 crtits. '
Tlie celebrated author, in this adinirable es
say. clcaTly demonstrates from a thirty years
successful praniee, timt the alarming conse
quences of self-abuse, may be radically cured
without the use of intcnuii medicine or the ap
phcalion of tlie knife ; pointing out the mode ol
cure at once simple, certain and effectual, by
means ot which every sufferer, no matter what
his condition may tie. may cure himself cheaply
privately and radically.-- , V
tfTnis Lecture sheutltw In the hands of ey
very youth and mart hi the laud.
Sent under seal, iu a plain envelope, to any
address, on the receipt of six cents, or tw o post
age stamps. n. ..yiji.ii'
Atfujjr. vwver s "Jiarriage uulde," price SO
cont.-i.
. Address the Publishers, -CHAH.
J. C. KLINE. & CO.
A - I2 Bowery JCcw. York.
Notics
Is hereby given that all person who have made
improvements on tne renooi Larni oi inia
County idnee the Twenty-first day of Jane,
A. I. 1S72, can have sudh Improvements ap
praised by notifying the Coutty Clerk of the
name on or before the Fifteenth day of Jnnq,
. U. 1873.
By order or the County Commissioners.
, . . 1 1 w u.viL-viii;
Udrk 0m Co.
SherifTs Sale.
IN the District Court of Nebraska, t wmA tor
Cass County : '
O. U Paijcet, I
vs. t Iegal Notice. ,
Johx Boss and j.
Sukan Hobs.
"py virtu 01 -an Order of Sale issued to me in
J- the above entitled cause out of the said.
Court. I will at One o'eloek. i M.. on Monday
the loth day of June, A. J J. 13, oiler tor sale at
the front door of the Court House. In l'latts
Kionth. Nebraska, the following describe! Keal
Estate, to-wltt , - - - . ' -
Loti nnniiicr seven cr? anu eiain (s. la ivhm-k.
number thirty-six (:), In the City of Platts-
moiitli. Ciiss county. Neorasna. ine aiove
real estate will be sold on said day to satisfy the
do-ree ff the said Court in favor of tne t'laln
tlff and agaiust the Defendants, and as tlie
property and real estate of the defendants.
uiven unuerroy nana mis iiii nay oi jut,
A- D. 1873. J. w. JOHNSON.
.. .snerm cass-Uo., NebrasKa.
Sam. M. Chapman, Pill's Att'y. -6w
Sheriffs Sale.
Isaac, ,Weil and Lsaac Oahnl v.; , -
Willis J. Horton. William xccutioa.
C. Jenka and James Cllzbe. I
Notice Is hereby elven that I will offer forsale
at public auction at the fnint door of the Court
House in Plat Union th, Cass County, Nebraska,
on Monday, the 30th day of June. A. I). 1873, at
one o'ciock p. in. oi saiu aay, me ioiiowing real
pststtp. to-wit ?
- The south half (V41 of the north east charter
(t of section number thirteen (13) in township
number ten (10) norm oi range nuiuiHT eicven
in iMt of tlie sixtn principal Menaian. in
;'ass County, Nebraska, and lot number live (5)
in bloek niunber sixty-six (titf). lot number six
) in block number sixtv-s;x (0) and lot num
ber tliree(3)lu DIoeK nuinoer sixiy-eigni ixv
and lot number four (4) lu block number sixty
eight (08), all in the town of Weeping' Water,
Cass County, Nebraska, levied iijmui as tlie
property of ihe said Defendant, Willis J. Hor
ton dv virtue ot an execution in xavoroi nn
PlaintiSs. Weil and Cahn, issued by the Clerk
of the District Court, within and for Cass Conn-
tv. Nebraska, and to mo directed as Sherlll or
s;ild Couutv.i -
Given under my linnd this 2Rth day or May,
A. U. IS. J. O. J 'tl
snei-itT Cass county. Neb.
G. 8. Smitit, Attorney for Plaintiff. 9-6t
Public Sale of School Lands.
Notice Is hereby elven that pursuant to an act
of tlie Leirislaturo of the Slate of Nebraska en
titled an act "to1 provide ior tne registry oi
?ciiooi mnus ior 1110 eomroi nuu ui.sihimiiioii
thereof, and for the safe keeping of the funds
derived f rout the sale and lease of said hinds"
which said act- was approved June 241 h, A. D,
1SC7. And also in accordance with a subse
quent amendment to said act, approved Febru
ary 151U, a. u. lt9, i will on
Wednesday the,2oth day of June
next, at the hour of ten o'clock A; m..
it - the front door of the Court House in
Plattsmouth City, Cass County, Nebraska, offer
iorHu at puoiiv nuciiou to ine uigiie.si oiutier,
all the following described School Lauds in said
county, to-wit s .-.
DO'
o
o ..
r-.
O
:
o
g
,
10"
10
11
11
11
11
12
13
13
12 .
11
11
11
11
11
10
10
10
10
10
10
11'
11
11-
11
in
- 65
Part of Section.
All '-v -n.
X
a.w.4 - ;
n. of s. ,
all yf ' -all
of
s. )4 of n. e. if
n. of s. e. H
s. e. Vt of s. e.
n: of n. e.
s. w. of n. e.
vf-H : ..
s. i of n. w. f -
8- X
all of - ' - '
n. H
n. X of 8. H ' "
s. w. J4 of s. e. J4
s. e. Ii of n. w.
s, w. hi of .n. e.
n. e. 4 of n. w.
s. of n. v.
n. of a. w. yj
86
16
16
16
36
36
16
16
16
16
16
-16
36
36
16
LS6
16
16
16
36
16
16
- 16
16
16
10
10
. 10
'10
10
10
10
10
10
10
11
11
11
11
11
IT
31
11
,31
-11
13
n
13
12
12
13
a a.
di'V
n. e. H of s. p.
s. e. , a. w. f of s. w. .36 ,
n. e. hi of s. e. hi 36
all of 16
n. e. if 8. w. hi 36
e. of s.e."M ' V36
lot 3 36
- lot 4 36
iL'lB.ot n.e.h- r-( r 36
I s.w. hi ot-5.Jf'''-x 36
lot 4 -- 36
ii
12
10
11
11
13
13
10
11
11
Said sale will be continued from davlft
until all of the above described lands snail hai .
been olferod. I
Iu witness whereof I have hereunto set rr r
hand and affixed the seal of said Count v.bi
Plattsiuouth, this 8th day of May, A. D. 1S7X U
. , i . . D. W.JVIcKrNKO.'. h
-7t. Ceunty Clerk,
Executors Sale of Real Estatb
By virtue of an order of sale issued out of tfc
Clerk's oKlce (and under tlie seal of the sam
in and for the' District Court Second Jiulici:.;
District in the County of Cass and State of Ne
braska, aud directed to the undersigned, in a i
aetiun wherein Lloyd D. B:nnett and KliK-rt 5".
Duke, Executtirs of the last will and testiuner
ot Shepherd Duke, deceased, are I'laiutiifs, an i
I -I vina Duke and others are Defendants, w j
win at iu o ciock a. m. on tne
5th day of July, 1873,
in front of the Court House In the City of Plat:
mouth and State of Nebraska. olTer for sale so
public-autiou to the highest bidder the laud
and tenement berein alter described, on ten-,
following, to-wit : one-fourth cash iu hiind,ail
tlie residue lu three epial animal payment,
with interest at ten per cent ami ecurcd b '
mortgage on the premises. Said lands belon;
to the estate of Shepherd Duke deceased, ani
aro pescribed as follows, to-wit : the south wet c
(quarter (V) of the southwest Ujirter(Vi)of sec
tion eleven (11) town twelve (12) and range thir
teen (13) containing forty (40) acres more or less,
also the northwest ouarter (4) of the norUi
west quarter () or section fourteen (14) town
twelve (12) aud range thirteen (13), containing;
forty acres, more or less ; also eight acres, be
ing subdivision lot eleven (U) in section twenty
nine t'JU) town- twelve (U) and range fourteop
(11), all three of said tract of land lying and ba
ing in Cass County and State ol Nebraska ; alff
the following lots in the city of I'lattsmoutti
in said Cass County, lots four, five, six, niiw
and eleven (4, 5, , , and 11), in block Ave (5, lot
nine (:M block twenty-nine (.-"): lot four (4) in
Mock forty-four (44) ; also the following lots iw
ing and being in Duke's Addition to the City
of Plattsmoutti aforesaid,- that is to say, h&
one, two, three and six (1, 2. 3 and 6) in block
three (3) ; lots one, two, three, four, five, nine,
ten, eleven, twelve, thirteen, fourteen, fifteen,
sixteen, seventeen and eighteen (1, 2. 3, 4, 5, t,
in, 11. 12, 13, 14, 13, l, 17 andl s)iu block four (4 ;
lots six, seven, eight, nine, teu, eleven, twelve,
thirteen, fourteen, fifteen, sixteen, seventeen,
eighteen, twenty, twenty-on and twenty-two
(6, 7, H 9, 10, 11. 12, 13, 14. 15, 1G, 17, 18, 20, 21, a.'id
22) In block five, (6) ; lots two, three, four, five,
six, seven, eight, nine, ten and twelve (2, 3, 4, 6,
6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 12) in block six (ii) ; lots one,
two, three, four. live. six. seven and eiultt (l. 2.
3. 4, 5, ;, 7 and S) In block seven (7); lots one.
two. ihreeund four l, i, 3 arid 4) in block nin
(); lots two, three,-four, live, seven, eiuiit
nine, ten, eleven and twelve 12, 3. 4. 5, 7, s, o,
lo, ll ane 12) in block eleven (11) ; all of block
twelve (12) bein-' lots one to twenty-two (1 to TZy
inclusive ; all of block thirteen (13) except lot
nineteen (bi) being lots on to twenty-two (l Ur
22), inclusive, exceotsaid lot nineteen (W ; lots
one and two (1 and 2) In block fourteen (14) ; all
of block fifteen (16) being lots one to twelve
(I to 12), inclusive : lot-s six, four and five (0, 4,
ami 6) in block eighteen (IS); lots one, two.
three, four, live, seven, eight, nine, eleven and
twelve (t, 2, 3, 4, 5. 7. 9, 11 and 12) in block nine
teen (!) t all of block twenty (20),-except lots.
cignt anu twelve ( and 12. being lots one to f
twenty-two (1 to 22. inehislve e-t ont viiFhr.'!
and twelve ( and 12) ; lots one, five, six, seven,
eiglit, ten, eleven, twelve, lifteen, seventeen
cii,nicen, nineteen and twenty (1. B.i, 7.. 16
ll, 12, 15, 17,1, 19 and at) in -block twenty-one;
. i . . . .. ...... . . i . .
!' vut:, inu, mrec, uur, live, .six, seveu
and eight (1.2,3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8) in block tweit-ty-three
(2.1) ; lots one, two. three and four
(l, 2, a and 4) In block twenty-lour (24); lots
one, two, thr-e and four (1. 2. 3 and 4) iu block
twenty-five 12.V) ; lots one, two, tniee. seven,
ei.ihr, nine and t4-n 3, 7. s, 9 aud 10) In Mock
twenty-six (20) : lots one, two, tnree, four,, six,
i ight. idi.e. ten. eleven and twelve (1, 2, 3, 4, ,
8. t, ;, 11 and 12) in LiiK.k twenty-seven (27);
aJlof b'.M- tweiitjr-eight(2f)). except lots Ave
anu TavHlgen :tnd . li) being lots one to
twenty ii to u", iiu-fl-fve- PXCcpt rH five ant!
seveutc-en (5 and 17) ; lots nine, ten, eleven and
twelve (9, lo, ll and 12) la block twenty-nine
(2S); lots one. two, Ove, six, seven and eight
(l. 2. 5, 6, 7 and 81 in block thirty lao : loU five,
six, seven aud eight 1.5, 6, 7 andin biock thirty-one
131 ; lota one, two, three, four, five, sev
en, nine, ten, eleven and twelve t.2, 3, 4, 5. 7,
, 10, 11 and 12 iu block tfti 10 ; lout one, two.
four, five, seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven and
twelve 1,2.4.6, 7, S, 9, 10, ll and 12J in block
twenty-Ho 2f. - - - - -
t
oam saie win continue rrom 10-o'ciocic a.m.,4
uiiuuuuuuwnDisnia uaj, ii necessary, ana it
iui w ttujuiirnca ironi ay
fay to day uutil all aro
Sold.
riattamouth. June 19th 1873.
Llovd I). Benkbtt,
i
r.I.BKT 1. IU KK. .
Lxocnton of thn last win nd teelaraont of the
of .shepherd Duke. de-eascd . .
'watiwn fir STiirr-jiVM
12-. A rrnrm tr? ?i;ruftow.
Notice to - Bridge Builders.
Notice Is hereby given that bids will be -
reived at the County Cierk'SoUice in Platts
mouth. C-nsa i:ounty, Nebniaka. icr nunaing
bridges In said County. One to be bnllt oro
Salt Croe k near the town of Greenwood, span
19 feet t one,. l built across Weeping Water
&t Gruber's Croasing. span 80 feet :tone or
wood abutments, (scale for each to bo een ut
the Clerks otllce) also ten or m're sunnier othi
ges (lthpliingl, span from 20 to feet.. BIU
receivea ior ooin iron or wou. i'j"
curltlos required of contractor In double the
amount of contract price, and all bids received,
subject to be rejected by the Hoard rt County
Bids Mil be reeotved up
I up t i uiy isi, a. if.
1873.
My orier of the County Commissioners this
th day of June i7l ;'.. . 1 .
li-at , . . . uw. MCR-rsfKOJr. uaerK.
To Farmers ; and. Horsemen.
Dr. W. Ii. Jones bogs leave' to ku attention
to the f.-ict that he has Just rcclf ed twe yery
fine animals from the east, yiz. t '
-THE WEBB JACK?
Vmm FatrfleM. Iowa, and the Iron Otm ot-
man Stallion called
-NORMAN,"
Five years old and weighs l.mo pounds.
Thev are lwith ure foal ceiu-rs, and win siana
at Rock HlulTs and elsewhere In Ihe County
rtnrtnir the seaeon. For full particulai-s see
1H11S. i-ii
II. A. WATERMAN & S
Wholesale And Retail Dealers U
JPi
Ij
umber
n e
LATH, SHINGLES,
Doors, Blinds, &c.
Sasli,
8-4t.
New Boot and Shoe Firm.
Karclicr & Klingbcl,
Boot & Shoo Makers,
Main Street, opposite llatto Valley House,
rLATTSMOUTII, - - - NEB.
FINE CALf "SEWED BOOTS made to order
In good style.
All kinds of men's boots and shoes made and
repaired. ' .
Prices low and work warranted to give satis
faction. ;. KAKCHKK,
12-U. - V. KLING1JEL.
BUSHELS OF PEAS.
For Sale at
:,-t' ' ; ; r
HAZEL DELL COTTAGE GAKDEN3,
In Rock
licited.
Bluffs at $3.00 per busheL Order so-
Celery Plants, '
, - -. Egg Plants,
- Tobacco Plants,
Cauliflower Plants,
cfcc, &r.
In their season.
,..' .
Orders from a distance promptly filled, and
delivered at the. Express Oflice in Jlattsmouih.
Cartage free.
These l'lunts were all raised at my Gardens In
Itock Bluffs. - : , AZRO S.M11 11, Proprietor.
tV Frank White Is my authorized Agent In
riattsinouth. 6-8t.
The. . best booJi tn T Ihe 'marlictcr-Lct
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'. 833 Wabash Avenue, Chicago,
179 West Fourth Street. Cincinnati. O., or New
York City,-whichever may be nearest to vour
place of residence. . . , 12-llt.
S t. j Lbiiis L Southeastern
w Railway.
"NASH VILLE SHORTEST LINF."
'.: '...Ani Direct Souie to
Xclleeille,
Centralia, i.
Cefro,. '. ;
KhaicTifetoton
Hvansville,
Memphis,.
Vicksburg,
Montgomery,
1 fobilei v - ; i
2 lew Orleans,'
. Nashville, .:
-ClMttanooga, ,
: Atlanta, .is ;
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. . Clutrlestovm
Jiavannah,
Knoxville
Bristol,
; - Lynchburg. :
Richmond, '
Norfolk, - :
f;nJ7rtnn
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South and Southeast.
fr - ''.
GOOD P-EASOS WHY this Is the preferred
tute. , ,
ITT IS THE ONLY LINK running rullman
.ilace Drawing lioom Weeping Cars through
- w at. Louis to Nashville without change.
iT IS THE ONLY LINE nnder one manage-
J i"t between these Cities.
I 2-CI3TTIE ONLY LINK by which passen-
' "S C3Ui save fnm 60 to VK) miles travel, and
m six to twenty-four hours time.
18 RM5 CHKAVP.R -fmrn St. Lonts tn
I m
vitle than the circuitous route Via. LtiZls-
OCK MOTTO; .
VJCS TIME J ''. ' -.-
1 GOOD CARE! : ; - -
i
, 4 CLOSE, CONNECTIONS!
Jwand olcgant day coaches
eTnJpned with
e arid tho Miller
In Mil fcralnti .
. I'lcrenfi tlatfonu are run in all trains..
iwwgh Ticket) oirw;i!e and 1-s - i: i-y.
i i1" h0 priaciiirUTlrct 0Ua lu thu West
Ior ticketTla ifce Southeastern- IUI1-
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prlooa.
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FEW HA VEJT 0R0AJT
JUnntaturs t& OiebratM
Jubilee and Temple Qgani
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oqimled lu tone.
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, . Address NKW HA K'.i DllOAW CO., .
Now Haven, Conn:
CVAgenU wanted. V o-itt
mtuit Wti
I arn now prepared to furnish the fet imU
dulterated milk
TWICE EVERY DAT
To all parties notifying me
PETER G0O, -
Excelsior Barber Shop
J. O. BOONE.
Mala street, opposite Brooki House.-
flair Cutting, Shaving and'
Shampooning.
Especial sttention given to
CUTTINO CIIIXDKEX'8 RATB.
Call and see BOONE, gcnU and get boon to
CLEAN SHAVE.
n4l-iy.
NEW STORE,
WEEPINO WATEX, NEBRASKA
Jas, Clisboo & Co.
pool era la
General Merchandise?
soon a
Dry Goods,
Oreoer!",
- Hardware,
Cjuoeusrmxe,
llats, Cap. ,
. . Boots, Ske
Notions, &a.,
We are Agents for
Willcox C- Gibbs Hewing Machines.',
CITY, 51EAT JIAHKKV.'
... J, i wi'J t :
GEO.nCKLZa,
.tPT
The Itst of Fresh Meats c'
hand in tl.eir sec
HIGHEST PHI CE PA ID WOU
1 FAT CATTLE, i!
1
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tST Highest Cash ne paid for rt ! LULtm '
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PLATTSMOUTn, - -
FAEHEIl'S EXCIIAI GL'
. B. G. HOOVER: '
LOUISVILLE,
' TTT'TlTy T"
'A.'
Keeps constantly on hand all Eimple 7eH'
COFFEE, ...
.SUGAR,
v TOBACCO, n '
' '" - - - - :uolA:3Z3
Dry Goods, V
Boots, Shoes, c -el-
In fact, evorjthln
III ar lUuallT lrnt In t
Store, which will 1 wrld'
s for ,
fUWll tt -1..J..J Y 1 . . . '
for goods, and the ,
Highest Market Prices given in ?oj7
for Grain. ,., n ia
i HachLnc Shop.
Waynian if Ctir
t
ITTSrilO-TTI, VT.2.,
Repafrers of Btewii En-lnes, Bo'.lcru, tt 3
Crist Mills. .
as mid 8team Fi thig, "Wroturht Iron
Force and Lift. Pnrr m, fam Ouagcs. I
alve Governors, at i all kiads of
Brass ' Ent jin o 1 Fitti
Furnished on hoit Ticdi"
Farminfj' HacHiic
Eepalre4 on hoTt notice.'.
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' ! And i:ct In ail klndaYf
Furniture ami CI:
MAts- Sptzr,T.l'jt door to Eieoks'llotn
rLATTSMOrTH, - - . j ;