Nebraska Newspapers

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'. tii b iwh A V. NOV. 27 . !T..
J. A. MACMUIU'UV, . .i vEuiToiI
- ., . COJ:ICSTOMKNCE
FnoiW ait j tu w of ll.t StiUeuiul coumry n-'ipwt-fullj
soiiiiu-d for the Ukuauv
Aii-icuH.iral lu.ten and short Hrti:!f detailing
!anuoi''i xpcrii.iice particularly rttie-ted..
do twt read anonymous Jcttet iincl.cora
ni nidation. Tho name and addi.ss of. the
Trlter aro in all c;i;-s indispensable us a guar
antee of jruoil falt!l. . .- -
m
. .TYar makes AVidow.1 Orphans, Crip
ples and Dt-bt,.:is well as Colonels, Gcn-eral-V
Contracts iind Clory. llemem
ler. -
. li!e Teciunstli Chi lain man hluj
been a getting murrietl, it seems, lie
proposes to ttike his hrtppinesa in
double measure heieafter.
Describing tiie AUen-IIogan fight the
Jlissomi BiV.iorrrat talks about "Bill
'.Minor," 6i the Omaha Republican, and
says "Mat niley," not Tom Riley, was
the referee.
JJro.- llobbs and IJro. Cummings get
along in the Treasurer's office ;!s iiap
pily as if they were marrlSU there, to
the groat itstdrmi'ri'.ertt of mniiy unini
tiated outsiders;
If all llioso who are so terribly anx
ous for a fight with Cuba or Spain just
now, will please step to the front,
w hen war comes, and not hang back
!n the sutler shops, we can soon settle
the Cuba'.! businrrs, or even madam
Npain herself.
A great many Washington politicians
v ant war because it Would dis'ract the
attention of the country fiSiri tlie Fi
nance and Transportation questions
this winter, and give them a chance for
more or looser 1-gislatioii on thee sab-
Ntnvly :dl tlie State papers are giv
ing the Omaha Hi -roll I a lift on the
foolish remarks of its editor about
(Jov. Furnas and the Masons. Served
the Herald right. Its strict 'ires in thi-
case were entirely uncalled for and out
of place.
par- mi .mm.. -j-hjj
KCHNASSE! SC11N ASSE! SC1I'ASSE!
L Co., Si Co., & Co.
Aii: selling on tlie ir stock. If you
read the Heiiald you'll find oat all
about it. Take Xothsf
The Lincoln J.ir'Tril and reader ar
Ikv. ing i. bout in regard to' the person
Who shall extend their tax list this
season. The Council appointed Mr.
Vedder, the old Clerk, who, it appears,
is a defaulter, and Mayor Silver put a
stop on that.
The reporter of-the St. Louis Demo
crat mtf r shamefully false state
ment iii regard to Onlaha' gambling,
houses, in his report of the Ailen-lto-gan
tight. No such scenes as he de
scrilK'S can be found in Omaha, and hLj
account of the battle, and his conclu
sions, I'e at variance with the facts as
fdated to u3 by cur own reporter and a
dozen other gctd Nebraska men whose
word we most certainly shall take in
preference to any St. Louis iiew;paper
inan. -
The lJrownville Advertiser very
handsomely notices our Hat-story; and
we hereby teiMf i. our thanks; and for
the benefit of the Adcertuser and all
(th'ers Tnteiested, we declare that our
rat story was the true one1, and every
gentleman that came in the house af-
trrward for a week was appealed to.
"hey all decidetl in favor of "Ye "Ed
itor," l-xcept (len.. Cunningham, he
t-an't say no,- t.i the ladies, you know, so
went against us. We shall remember
he CJeneral for that, vou t'eef
SEIV YOKK. FOinVAR.
AVheh the time comes that it is
necessary to resort to arms to protect
A'uerioan citizens abroad, or to en
force the dignity and power of that
Hag than which none other looks so
bright to our eyes we will be found
in tlie fore front of that battle; but
we do :;ot mean and we do not think
Mie writ proposes to be driven into a
war with either Spain or Cuba, at the
beck and option of a Ut of Xew York
newspaper men, ncr yi t of its gamblers
and speculators in Cuban stocks arid
bonds. X w Yo k would be immense
TV bi'nelittrd by a foreign war. It
wo'frld fhrow millions of morlcy into
her borders for governmcnf expendi
hires. It would feed her hungry, em
ploy hr idle," n-ltcvo her merchants,
and to' Lor, ni;st glorious set her
p.mblers p'litn up on their pins again
where they Could speculate in govern
ment bonds and Cuban c'hauceS. VCe
f the "fTC'St mu-rt lr? t.txed for all thi?,
and w ill, no do;:bt, t'c c"a!ed cn for
some of tliose haify farmers ana
in an. if a? hirers" who have lost their
cour:if;-e. you know to help do the
righting, ami per consequence we pro
po;je to have a say about wli nand
how the figlrt rhall be made. We have
Jons oitT last fighting to enrich specu
lators ahd owners "of sutler Shiis, with
. vut jnstfcaiiSeV
Iiow Anna DiuMnu lwked' and
acteil when she rode itaVfcthe-inn; is
told as follows:
Tlie' Cannon City Tint' telTs tl b"
whole story of Anna Dickinson's ascent
of the Kocky mountains after this
fashion!
"A plain, chwely-fitting cots ige.short
s1iirt,"exlenling jit below the knee,
tiowsers ,,wide at bottoiM, a fow inches
longer, blue stockiugs, with, white ar
ow worked from ankle up, low quart
ered shoes,' .1 gentleman's Oxford
ie, Anna- made a government pack
fnule lefl that life had no further
Vi-r, for she rode to tjie.top in the
ame"ttvle as. her escort Mercy! und
lid she' To bc'certarniV, madam, and
none mi vu-i ..-v v
" . . .... i-
Iler principal esquire seei.
!fer in tcelleni humor, :;mt Mid iat
c !
iK-tfb Ewuntani.'ii raile uis-tani.
f
re'w:is beliavinjr very weniuucru, ,
I ord love u?, ?lie has tlie reputation of
ttS twri We scold ; and : a voice !
in.eof.our party on" the lajc cJJ
'I'FIA ! SPAIN !
Alt!
i Ihesearc U'o.most prominent i: i
lines in neaily all our exchanges. We
hear a great deal of talk and see, a great
! 'letil of writing on the fact that bur
1 government has nol already destroyed
j Cuba, whipped Spain ami : wiped out
Europe generally. Several, very dis-'
tinguished( V) foreigners are. writ" n to
tlie New York Graphic, and declaring
that we are a nation of cowards, inca
pable of f col ing disgrace, unknown to
public honor, and so on, and the Grapli
ic partly endorses such talk, while
many editors throughout the country
are dishing just such hasfi up to their
readers. -Ferhaps these fighting cor
respondents and editors will be found
at the front when War docs come, per
haps not. Front or rear, however, pray
allow us, a small, little newspaper out
west, to put our oar in. First, this
government has but lately enl&rged
from a Avar so gigantic iii point of
nuinlers engaged, ground fought over,
and results to the hurriari race obtain
ed that the squabbles of these Euro
pean genllci"ien seem but child's play.
This war was at home, on ourown soil,
drawing the life blood from our inter
nal commerce, and laying waste our ag
ricultural resources and means of sus
taining an army. We were divided
among ourselves. In a foreign war,
with a united people, uhpi'ecedenlly
large crops, nlid no possible chance of
our own land being the theatre of war,
to clean out either Spain or Cuba, would
be simply a breakfast spell.
Only cowards bully and bluster and
talk about honor and bravery, and all
that. A really great government like
ours, can afford to wait patiently and
calmly, until all the facts are sifted.and
if then we find a war necessary, our
anxious, our earnest "friends who are
freezing for a fig -t, will have a good op
portunity, and lieed not worry them
selves about the result. When it Is
over,' there'll be Ho more Cuban iii Mcul
ties. If any of these foreign gentlemen
think we have lost diir sense of honor,
or are a nation of cowards, just let
them go hoihe and coax their own gov
ernments to put a finger in this Cuban
pie without any business, and we rath
er think they would find out about the
degenerating process. ..
. But here comes the biggest ass in the
drove, and we are sorry to say some of
our own people are found in that "cor
ral." They are afraid that Cfen: Grant
i"ont f!jh!( ?) Well new just keep cool
and let your hair grow, on that matter.
If, in thirtv davs or less. from this;
writing, you should see a recruiting of
fice open in Plattsmouth and hear the
call for volunteers, please don't let us
TTml you down in Bock Bluffs woods,
hiding, or leaving for some Territory to
escape the draft. Xor yet, if you are
a n editor, 'le;ise don't set up and howl
Uiicdiistitutional, C'a?saris'm Tyranny.
Just shoulder your muskets like good
little boys, step down to the fi'ont, aiid
give those bloody Spaniards one chance
at your (seat of) honor any way.
Our complications with Spain are nu
merous and difficult. They need to be
handled with prudence and wisdom.
Official communications.documents and
evidence take time to prepare and trans
mit. As iel, neither government is
fully informed of all their rights and
equities o'ii all the points in dispute,
while foolish, unthinking, reckless and
ambitious men iii both governments,
are trying to drive on a war for person
al and selfish eiMs;
"A si' Ilepublican movement is on
foot in Spain with Enielio Castelar at
its head a true man, a friend of Amer
ica hitherto. "Were he to accede at
once to the popular clamor of the
United States, and offer apologies for
Spain, or declare that we could take
Cuba, and settle our own difficulties
there, be would at once be hurled from
port er at home and treated as a traitor
to his country by the hot-headed Carl
ists of Spain. The extreme radicals.ou
the other hand, tl.'c4 red Republicans,
hope Castelar will ignore Cuba, allow
us to free the slaves there and thus set
the old Spanish element crazy with
rage and pain, so that they may declare
for a J'rce government in Spa.n itself,
and appeal to the United States for
protection; and a still larger class of
persons in Spain would force a war
with us from a better and more patri
otic motive, viz: That by making a
grand war .against a foreign eneni3they
would unite their own people and thus
conquer a peace, arid some permanent
form of government in Spain itself, by
and by.
Now please think of all these things
when you are talking war so glibly and
cursing he slow moving aduiinisira
tijii. - ,
- Would you see. our 11: uj insulted?
vV.H rnr war friend in holy horror.
Not muchwe turned out once, when
we thought that was the case, and did
our level test, and whenever war is dS
dared for a just an I good cause, you
wilAtmd the IIekald in the war path,
as ready to do and dare, as the best of
you. At present, we only desire to
call attention to the fact that we are
neither Frenchmen nur yet Spaniards.
There is no necessity for us to jump
F?;mtieaiiy up and down and tear our
shirts over every insult like some little
pi'tty du.h American Ilpuhlis, and
tell all the world how we'll skin our en
eaiies alive if they ever do so again.
We have a strong, pound government
immense wealth, great store of rations,
men lying idle,and we have a C'CJmman
d:;u at our head, who knows . how to
fight.and has never yet shown the white
leather in time of trouble and danger,
lie is pat'ent, cool, terrible and indexi
ble. Hold your horses then, till the
race is made; tho heat will be long
enough, and the tint? fast enough for
all of us, probably, . .
Anoldkuly thinks tho GoverrTxnet
lionds must be a family of strong re
ligious instincts, becaus she hearff of
so I'Vir.v of them" beirisr.conVerted.'
PUBLIC OPENING OF HIGH SCHOOL. !.
; 'J I,-; public i.3 invited tf attend the
; openii.g :i the.lligii School Building. I
Urn Saturday.. next., the SDth hint., at 5f
o'clock j yc.
I The builoing will be open for inspr-c- '
j tion, and speakers will be provided for
i the occasion.
Of all the foolish, ungenerous and
contradictory nonsense that the oppo
sition press have hurled ujon the
President and Ma advisers, the latest
tirade against the government about
Cuban matters, fs the sfilliesti We eel
the fullest confidence in 1'iesident
Grant, that he win ileither make a
rash fool of himself rier jet allow our i
flag to be insulted with impunity; yet
these same fellows that have been
howling Caisaiisui, despotism, arbitra-
rf nlilitary interference are now raging
mad liecaiise the President does not
crder out the whole, military forces of
hear oflicially from Spain or anywhere
else. One day Grant" is thirsting for
military power, the next he is too "cau
tious" to govern this country.
As an evidence of the utter unrelia
bility of tlie telegraph reports often
times, we take the following from the
columns of the New York Grapliic, of
a L.te date !
"The Allen aad Ilogan tight has beon
brought to a close by the Government
troops of Iowa. Two companies of
militia arrived at Council Bluffs this
morning from-Des Moines, and cap
tiired the excursion train, which isnow
iii th"? ii;irids of the United States Mar
shal. There are loU 1 cries of put-ui-job,
by the sports who have paid $3
each for their excursion tickets.'
'We bet a Council Bluffer sent that
telegram.
SO.'IE OF THE Til AS 'I NEW YORK PA
PERS INDULGE IX.
The letter on the "Decay of Nation
al Honor" which appears in another
column presents a serious indictment
against (he American people if the
facts therein stated are true. Of
course there are1 usually two sidefj to
everything, and we are not supposed
to know tlie motive which the Admin- i
istration may have had for its conduct
towards Spain in reference to Cuban
difficulties. Still, it is undeniable that
the people at large accept the outrages
of Spanish volunteers upon American
citizens with a coolness which is whol
ly unlike the proud sensitiveness of the
Americans of the last generation. Can
it be possible that the exclusion of
Southerners from influence in our na
tional councils and tho advent pow
er of tlia irfartHfa'cturelo and farmers
of tlie North is really the secret of our
national reluctance to resent insult ?
New York Graphic.
Perhaps, Mr. Graphic, you would
like to wake the northern "mudsills" up
again. We rather think if a war comes
with Spain some of these gentlemen
who do so much howling about "light,"
from easy chairs iii New York edito
rial room3, will be found there still;
while hard-liaiided "manufacturers and
farmers" of the North will have the
fighting to do. It has ever been thus,
when real war came.
STATE ITE3IS.
A large grey wolf passed close by
our office a few days ago, but none of
the thousand worthless dogs in town,
took any notice of him
Look out for
!J xet-S'
your poultry- Loup City 1
AVe ncdected last week to mention
that Mr. L. Barker a brother-in-law of
John Dunbar, had arrived from Wau
pun, Wisconsin, with a herd of 500
sheep. lie drove them safely through
the above State, with this exception r
that When camped on the Cast side of
the Missouri, seme rascal stole two of
his best bucks, one of which w.03 a
Cotswold which Mr. Barker valued at
S500. lie spent two days looking for j
them rjid then gave up the search; his
herd is now on Mr. Dunbar's farm just j
west of town.
Eastern men are beginning to realize !
that the Blue. Valley is exactly adapted
to sheep-raising, and in time, more
sheep will be kept here, Ave predict,
than in any other section of the State.
Beatrice Express.
What county can beat liiirt in rais
ing hogs?
Mr. Jesse Spielman.of Arizona,laely
sold a Chester white hog, two years old, j
that weighed 743 pounds. Trot out
jour big hogs, and if we are beaten, we
have another big one that aint "quite
fat yet. Bin t Co. Pilot.
THE MARKETS.
IIOMi: MAKKETk
Reiorted by Cvt.leii Jv: Wifrfr:
Wheat
Coin
Oats v
Rye
liariey. .. . . i . .
7iKU
4l
Reported by Clark & Tlummer.
KTps.
Wittier
Lard
Chickens Spring per doz. . .
l'otatocs
30
lo
2'KI
100
Keported by Wm. Stadleman.
luidies Furs
l'.:idH & S'liies
H.:ts ii Cap.;
a.rKfi.-. o ;
2,iV:7.rO !
.- 6-7,(0
N EWr Y OR K MA RKKTS.
New Yokk, Nov. 12.
Money... &5 7 per cent
(Jold s i 74
Government..' .'.'. Weak & lower
CHICAGO MAKKEB.
Chicago, Nov. 12.
Flour
Wheat
Corn
Oats
lie
15 irley
II l'S
C.iUle
XU5, V i
... . l,('i j
... :i'i i
... -M-i ;
CX'UiT,
1.3.1
a.ro.is
4.-JiV'M.87
GEfvlrLE, DIRGE & CO.,
.m
AGENTS FOR EUAOFORC'S FOnVA3LE
. Ff-ENCH E'JRS MILLS, COLTS,
S:.'.UTT?.S..j:J
Ti'miLETS farulahcJ, aud tstir.iatea mailc.
13 Soth 2Ia!a Ctrccr," St. Iou".
r.-!i.- writ raj. p'e.aa i!iaij in hat pope
they rc-" t"-!. aZrcz'.czacnt:
The Lincoln .Junto.
Tho A. & N. Railroad.
VIA
LINCOLN, NE3.,
TO '
Sti JcsepJu
TecumseJi,
Topel;a,
Lcutemccrflh,
P ai?nes City,
Lawrence,
Fall City,
White Cfcild.
Doniphan,
j Kansas City,
St. Louis,
; Cincinnati
Indiantijxjli)
Coaimlms, , ..
L , . LouisvlHe,
Chattanooga,.
Atlanta, Jfobile.
:New Orleans
And all the Toiuts in the
Soitthiveist, &outh diid Southeast.
inii rLATTSMouni r-EorLE
I5y taking tho express train at Lincoln on the
ATCIIISOX A NEBRASKA '
RAILROAD.
Upon thvlr arrival at Atchison ( thb
Great Ilailrbau Center of
the West,
fan oMuin, without
DELAY On INCONVENIENCE,
the very host Kle Car accommodations,
auit will reach St. Louis early next inoniii), le
jiiK a nmch Cheiqior it!l Shorter route than
that via. r:i ilk-.1 uiict imik Track and Koncl bed
are in excellent condition. Tlie raCner ac
commodation are of tiic best;
No Expense Nor Pains!
Have Im'Imi fi-arcM to nuike the traveler com
I lortaWc.
LAYOVER CHECKS.
Will he given by tho Conductor to those wish
in;; to stop oil at any of tlie many place of in
terest on the
ATcnrsoN to Nebraska r. r.
Without inclining any additional expense.
Thus ;iffordiii;r Travelers unsurpassed ..facilities
for visiting the l'aradi.-.e of all tlarden.-s;;
,:Tlie Great Nemaha Valley."
W. F. "WHITE,
Gneml 1'as.sejivx Aja-nt.
AteJwSon. Kansas.
Meat Market!
1 1 ATT $ THE BUTCI1EH. j
Oldest, anil hst, pstahlishpfl
j Meat Market in the plca
. . , o
1 Hatt Always to be Forxi) Tiikkk.
-Or
Not cli:in;iiii3 constantly, luit t -if Cil Hi-UaMe
Sot, wht'ru vim ran ttt't your Steals, lioaSis I
GaiiK', Fish anil Foul in srasnn. J
o
noi;t.ii pjiu: of main street,
0:;e Duo it West of IIkuald Ofkick,
83-1 y. I'LATTSMofTii, Nets;
THE GENUINt UTTS1
-THRESHERS MO K-OiE POWERS.
out any livcif fv .capacity cr
duality 6f y-oik, ar3 ciiorsci tD
covers ia.s yen? v:t:i e&vrrel
mcro convenient delivery. Psr
tioG in MiccTiri. ircrsr-s, Uovtth
crn Illiiio'a, Toxrta ttd tho Ter
ritoriio -will ccrrecpoid vitla
Semplo, Birgo
Cj v'0.,
13 SOUTH UfAM STREET. ST. L0U13
. Fle-e mrrt'ca hj T7bat priyor yea r-3d
Ulia uiivsriiseatT.:.
Burdick's National
HAY & FEED GUTTER,
Will Cat more, In m given tlm, with leM power,
than u; Cutter In tho market.
A bar of iron may b
run into this machine
when in fall motion, anil
we will warrant nothing
worse to occur than a
mall dent In the knife.
Eecoromended by the Street Hallway eompnlea
of fit. Louia and LonUvT.le.
For descripiiou and prices addreSa
. - - V VU.,
O - - dwaauMW OyV
. elatiea in Hardware,
13 Sonth Slain &U, St. Ionim.
LirPieaae mentiun In what paper yon readthiib
Moie Island
HORSE & MULE
SHOES.
The only forged shoo
fca the maike.t, lira wn
out by - baniraeriug a
b- baud,, aud eiiual in
hArdueM to banu mado
ehur. rovtiiw. Black
.miths ahont itiA Mm
as Horse Shoe Iron In ths bar, used in the KttM is
preference lo all othn brand, and now nwd h
I. oat of the pinmiaent cttoera in ft. I.ouia au
t liicaco. , Particular attention called to tho
"Wnow" Pboa tor Trotting Horses.
We arca!!io Afienta fof the National FTnlnheil
lorKe Nailn. fiamplea sent to parties apply'
tnx- wbo will please mention the paper in ruco
bey read this adrerUaemeut.
Semple, Birg & Co.,-
GENERJL AGENTS,
8 SOUTH MA, V ST.; ST. LOU'S-
O
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niseed on i,p-n3icaLion, ktoc-.
will ba heiX in S Lovda for
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Times are Hard ! Money
13iit v,e arc prepared to offer our large and well selected stock at
Panic Prices!
lileached and Unbleached Muslin, 1 yard wide, 10c to 15p4
Best Standard Prints 10c.
Ladies' Furs from 2.50 to .5.00.
All other Dry Goods reduced iii proportion.
Ladies Shawls and (Jloaks at "Wholesale prices;
A LUrge Assortment of Merinos, Alpaccas and DcLaincs, Flannels, Lindseys, Jeans and CUssiiiierfs, aft I in
Lowest EASTERX PKICES.
Btfofts, Ss;s? Hats, asadL CUps at Cost
Prime Colfee -1 pounds for 1.00
"White Colfee Sugar 8 pounds for 1.00.
!?as, Syrups, and all other articles ill the Grocery line equally cheap.
A Large Stock of Crockery, Lamps and Glassware.
Farmers and Citizens of Cass Count' call find examine our stock of Goods, there is no nc.-tl to send your mon-
! e
East. Above prices are
I
j OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.
IIAVI'V Itc'icf fcr Vi.iui j ?.!cn. from tho cf
j pn'i trrvr and Anises hi v-utiy nre.
niovi'il. v niPtttoil of treatment. New ami
isri1
reinarkiivIeTi'isieJics.. I5iMKS and Circulars si-'iit
ffec in. st;tlcl wiH'!(i!.cs.
AduiesH. HOWAliO . ASSOCIATION, No. 2
SinitH Ninth Street, Ilii);iil plii.-i. l'a. an Insti
tutiuii having a hifrli reimtiion lor hunoralik
fondiiet anil infcsiional
LD inn
mtK
I am now prepared to furnish the best un;i
'lulterated miiU
TWICE EVEUY PAY
To all jiarties notifying me
PETEK GOOS.
WANTED
We will jiive energetic men
anil wnnien
- Business that will Pay
from 54 to per i!;iy, can lie ji'irsneit in your
own nei'.'liiiniTuioiJ, Jiiiil !s..s-.iii il;r Imnorili'.e.
I'artii:ni:trs free, cr w'auiiiv liat will cnalile yon
iii iz to wrrU-at onee, will lie sent on nveiit of
two three eent stanip.. ' Address
J. LATHAM & CC.
a2l.i 2:0 AVasliinjiton St., Hoston, Mass.
FAIiMElfS EXCHANGE.
B. a. HOOVER,
i
LOUISVILLE,
NEBRASK.
Keeps constantly on hand aH Stnnle Articles
sueli as
COFFEE,
SUGAR,
TOBACCO,
JIOLASSES
Dry Goods,
JBools, Shoes, &c.
In fact, eventliins usually Uept in n-nrieiy
Store, which" will lie sold on mii;i!I iirofils foi
t'ASIL All kinds ol Produce taken in exchange
for roods, and tiie
Highest Market Prices given in Cash
fr Gram.
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f HOS. ffl gHRYOCK.
CABINET MAKER
ANI
UNDERTAKER,
& .JCcVr
AliU dealer in a kinds of
Furniture and Chairs;
Main Strkf.t, Te:;t door tb Crooks House.
PLATTSMOUTH, - - - - KEB.
i r-w- nepairinc r,n Vanil-hin neatly dne'
i, ruutra's art'.-nfcl .'u iiiot. dcui. S-tl I
zzr-'t
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mill
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PHILADELPHIA SlGRE.
SOLOMON & NATHAK
DEALERS IN
Fancj.Dry Goods, Notioiis,
Ladies Furnishing Goods
Cheapest,
finest,
and Ro.st Assorted
Stock in the City.
Which we are prepared to fell cheaper than
they e.-.n lie purciiiwed elsewhere Give us a call
:ud examine our jjoods.
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rS'-Klore on M-in street, between 4th and 5th t
strtfUs, riait.sinoiith Nebraska.
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PLATTSMOUTH
Grain Company.
B. G. D0VBY, Pres't.
E. T. DUKE, Treas.
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This Company VIII l'iiy p'-airt at the highest
market rates at all timci.
Scales and office at E. G. Povey's Store, lower
Main street. Pluttsmouth, Ntl. 2fyl
CALL AT
Dick Str eight's
Livery, Peetl & Sale StableS, ct a musonable rate, j ais kwppon
J 1 ; Plant ly on hand a full a-worlinent of
Coruer Ptii s.iu! Tearl sti.
NEB. ;
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PLATTSMOUTH,
Horses Boarded by the Day,
Week or Month.
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HORSES BOUGHT, SOLD, OR TRA
DED, FOR A FAIR C03I
iilSSLON. LIVERY AT ALLTnlEK.
Fsrticular Attention Paid lo j
Driving and - Training-:: :
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HNASS
j Wines,' Liquors and Cigars.
A. Lazenby & Co.
Corner Main and Sixth Sts.
rLATT.SMOl'TH, NED;
Oood jiure Wines. f.iiirt:1 :'.ni ('j.'ars w jioic
sale arid retail. Pure liquoi's for afniVis use.
All troiuls sold for cash and at low down' j.n lees.
Give ns a call. 1V1.
New Dooiand Shoe Firm.
Karclier & Klifigljcl,
Boot & Shoo Makers,
Main Street, opposite Rlatte Valley House,
rLvrrsMocni,
NEtf:
I'TNE CALF SEWrD HOOTS made to order
in good style.
AH kinds of men's !,oot.' aiifl mIiocs made anl
repaired.
l'rices low and work warranfe'i to Live sati.s
faciion. tl. h A KCH l"IJ,
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BARNUM'8 HOTEL,
Cor Broad fray and Twentieth Street;
j NEW YORK.
ON LOTH AMERICAN & EUROPEAN PLANS.
Complete ' with all. modern improvements '
rooms in xuile. and simrle : trlv:t linrlnrx-
liatlis. elevators. &c. ix-.itiin unsurpassed, i
lieinjr in. the r-ry centre of fashion anil l.iiiiiant r
apw lorslilc. In pro.Mimty to ( liiirclu-s and
lncf:f. of Amusement, and Uird & Taylor's.
Arnold & Constable's and .1. .i C. .loluistoii's
i i try i;i:s jialai'es.
'i'lie hotel is under (lie
iiuiutii linn i hi jy. ii.ii iiiini, mi ;iii-i i hi i ar
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,ll-.t1.lir..1..M, LJ 1 f I.. . , -
limn iimt'i, i.iii mi i t ; i. . iri'i'ii, or way
ton. f!iio. nd recently of NVw York, and, Free
man Mariiuin.of Uarnum'.s Hotel. St. I-ouis.
21-tf.
Farmers Lumber Yard.
j Ilaviliar Irf'ide niTiincrempnts ill CJii-
I cajro, ind dsevliere, with . extosisive
dealers, I am .jiiTjiaivd to furnish on
short litttifti all kinds of
Lumber Doors Sash
j Shingles; &e.,
. Iocks. IlanKvare,
of all kinds. Those wishing to Iniild
vi!l please call and pee my stock;
K. NO YES,
' LOUISVILLE, NEII.
-Machine Shop.
lTayman Curtis,
PLATTSMOUTH, NED..
Itf-pairors of h'ttasa Enfnp, Hoilr, Saw and
'irist Mill. . i.
ami StfainvJ-'jltiu!-'.-. ,A' 'Jih t Iron Jtjx',
I-"ir- Htl Lift Pti'itp!'. t- a-.j. .'!ai.-s, Saft ty
Valve tiovfriior, and all kil'N of
Brass Engind8 Fitting-5
Fuillislii-d .ft -sii'il t U'ltli ''.
"r Farming liTacliiiiery "
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O.M FIRM KEVIVEJ'
ii. mum k co.
Have re-njieiieii ttn-ir
Cigar Iuttnufactory
in I'l.i'.t.sinoiil :i care mon
our ci!ie:iK, and the trade,'
Hid now oflt-r ti
CIGARS, TOBACCO, &c,
at the lowest wholesale and retail prices.
Call and see them In-fore, jun li:ir;i?i else
where. JULIUS PEITERHERG,
2fiyl Manager.
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Hardware.
Tin-ware,
Pumps.
Agricultural .. ,
Iini'lini"".i?
lion,
Na!!,
&c., fee.
. WTOvES. ()Y ALL KINDS, EOR SALE. ,
Xew Tin-Slioj), just Opened
Ail orders for making or repairing promt
ly executed.
fJoons Solp Cheap Foi: Cash!!
lo-f. Weeping Water, Nehtaska.
6s aTjTk i i EDGE"" 1 LAN IS
I'orsalc this fall at
C3ai
Honey Locust Iledgo Plants'
For sale at
$4.50 per 1,000.
Al.-io, at low juices, and of .suncnor finality, a
large supply of
Friiit Trees, Small Fruits and
Ornamental Trees,
at the
Union Nurseries,
.-m a fi't- r'i.nnv T.u-i '-ill on.I V.
! aiii'iie my sUic!: Iicfore piircliasius elsi-wlji-rc.
L. A. WILLIAMS. I'roprietor.
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