THE HERALD.
7T7LATTSM0UfitrNEnilASKA.
THURSDAY; DEC. ' 23th 187?
if. A. MACJlURrilY, Fditor.
( conutsroxnENCE
From all pints ol tTie State and countr respect -fully
solicited Tor the Hera i.r,
. Agricultural notes and short articles iletailing
farmer's experience part5c';iV".il y requested.
. ,VVe do not read anonymouS loiters and com
munications. Tlie name and address of the
writer are ft all cn'cS Indispensable as a guar
antee ol good fuitb.
CLUB LIST FO It l7i.
Now, as "heretofore, wc desire to
place good sound reading matter H the
hands of all as chcaily as possible,
and also to incredsri oiir subscription
list, feeling thai wc are making the
Herald one of the best county papers
in.the Stat?.
l.tc fnrtwvir mil in OIIPOUI'.IW
A JL HtJ i j - - j
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r.illntinrr inducement:
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Peters' Mus. Monthly
Atlantic Monthly
Prairie Farmer " " "
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Spirit of thb Times
Turf, Field.Farnl " '.'
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" " World " ' "
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What Next? iVhromo) "
Phren. Journal
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lor one year, to any person who pays us ?2.25.
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Ir.iti-uet, elevate, and assist to make the lives
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NEWS AND POLITICS.
A Mr. Gage, TJeniocratic City Treas
urer of Chicago is "short" about $300
000. Co for him, now, you hard shells,
hb5ul the country.
cMime wag says there is a striking
parallel between the. modern Demo
cratic party and Sodom, thusly: Sodoni
had not five righteous people to save
her, and the D3inocrats have only four
just that number of the opposition
voted against . Fernando "Wood for
speaker, and against Jirtcfpay.
A company of Chinamen in Louisia
na committed their money to the safe
keeping of a banker of their own race.
The banker; corrupted by American
example; became a defaulter, where
upon his swindled countrymen cut off
both his hands. And yet we have the
assurance to speak of the Chinamen
as ignorant and uncivilized heathens.
Graphic.
A disastrous hurricane visited Shef
field, England, on the ICth, and de
stroyed much property. It extended
to Glascon, Halifax, Shrewsbury and
Nottingham. At Leeds much damage
to property was done; and iriany lives
were lost.
KNOWS llI3ISL'Li
A man who prtftlaims day after day
that he knows all about such crimes
and criminal?, and makes no disclo
sures to the proper odicers, is either an
accessory under tho law, a liar, or a
lunatic Lincoln Journal.
That means us. Omaha Herald.
i
Obituary notice of Mary Prongerl lw "-Bl"
Too late for iMnY evening last, whs .i very pleas
ant occasion, ana rtetreu aoout Sijov '
will appear next week,
this issue.
Gen. Cunninghan is home from his
great buffalo hunt and the Herald
rejoices in about Inlf a young "Duf-
ler.'
PERSONAL.
Mr. B. G. Hoover sends us a "Sub."
from Louisville, and calls our attention
to the fact that we gave another party
credit for it, and Borne more "subs,"
sent us, under a mistake. "We were not
in, and our better half reported tho
name of the party sending the names
and made a mistake in the man. Beg
pardon, Mr. Hoover, and next time will
be more cureful.
General L. F. Reed, of "Weeping
Water, called to see the Heuald, sind
says we wern't home. We can't collect
news, bills, investigate the High
School, Common Council, pay our debts
and post our letters, and be always in
in the office. Come again, General.
See r.d vertisement of Beaver & Son,
new Steam Washer.
Col. Dent, the father of Mrs. Gen.
Grant, died at Washington, on the 13th
inst., in the SSth year of his age. The
Cabinet called, in a body during the
day, and public business was suspend
ed in the capitol.
' RAILROAD U IT.
The suit of the! if. V. Ilailroad vs the
Treasurer of Lincoln county was de
cided in faror of the county -that is
to "say, the State hii3 a the right to tax
the lands of U'e company under cei' lain
restn"t'bii;
In view offthe fact that Colorado is
knocking at tlie door of Congress for
admission as a State, and tlie Utah
business will probably be settled on
some definite plan, during this session,
Representative Judge Crounsc, ha3 a
very important post to fill in the Com
mittee oti Territories.
A pile of sweet potatoes and pars
neps testify to tlie fr.ct that that prince
of generous felloe's,-"W. J Hester; lias
been nrot'nd f.galri to the Herald
office, and shows that he thinks
poor editors ought to' have Christmas
goodies as well as other people.
Thanks, and a merry Christmas to you,
friend Ilcsser.
BANK NOTICE.
Under the law of Congress regulat
ing National Banks,, Christmas and
New Years are legal holidays; and in
compliance therewith the First Na
tional Bank Cf I'lattsmouth will, on
those days ha closed; Under the same
la- paper falling tUe cr Christmas or
New Year's is made payable the day
before.
Jxo. II. Ci-ATtK, Cash'r.
TURN THE TABLES.
Moffatt, the immaculate Moffat, Da
vid II., the' Omaha Herald's unim
peachable witness in the Furrias" case,
the ' vine nntn who knew no guile and
could riot swear to aliehas' been bad
ly mixed up' in some frauds in Colo
rado, that induces the Chicago Times
to call the said David H. a swindler.
Perhaps he began young in Nebraska,
who knows, rind can't help it now, out
in this new Territory. Nisv Territo
ries do corrupt good morals, and good
manners in some folks.
SEWARD REPORTER.
This flourishing county paper lias
lately been making some changes in
its business management. M. II
Hathaway, formerly of this office, takes
charge of rtft'stfrs frcni this triiie Ciu and
tiiFi Seward people" seem very will
pleased witli the change: They Will
hid Mr. Hathaway a good pi'liir, an
honest man',-and a No. 1 citizen.
We fi.'.l" on our table a special re
quest signed by 41 names', and "many
others," asking that the Diamatic En
tertainment of "The Charcoal Burner,"
.irid Paddy Miles' boy," be played again
by. the Plattsinouth Drama'.fe Troupe.
Weheitrti'ly 'agree with the request, and
fall attention to the fact that,
Wednesday JJceninj, Dee.ZUU
fs stfc for tlfa reproduction of this play,
ntid that p.'trt of tlre proeeeds will go
f; wnrd5 the Iigh School Organ. Turn
General of what, asks Reed ? General
of tbe best way to sell goods, and the
proper way to advertise them, of
course.
John "Wright, good friend of Her
ald, called Tuesday. Business.
S. A. Taylor, Life A?Pvran:e man in
town again.
Hesser, the great Florist, of Nebras
ka, begins to turn up in the Herald
office again. We thought he had for
gotten poor little "we."
We have been trying for three num
bers to get in a notice of our educa
tional editor, B. S. Ramsey, at Rock
Bluffs, and to say how well we think
he has done his work and now we'vo
accomplished it.
THE SAlV.illV tiRAII.
At last the House of Representatives,
at Washington, have come to some
conclusion about the increased
salary business. After much wrang
ling and unseemly crimination and re
crimination, they passed a bill reduc
ing the salary of a Congressman to
?G,000 per annum and mileage at cost,
for the actual distance passed over.
It is said to be less than the old
63,000 a year and 40 cents a mile.
"state IteMs.
A Brownville lawyer fills his cistern
with huge snow balls.
Among unfortunate people lost on
the Ville do Havre were three from
Otoe Co. Nebraska. Their names were
Marconnot, father, mother, and daugh
ter. They were on their way to France
to visit the aged mother of the elder
Marconnot!
The Farmers' Institute met at Pal
myra cii tlie flh iilt:, with Prof. S. R.
Thompson as President, A. S. Edgerly,
Sec'y, and Rev. S. M Taggart, Treasur
er. The first day was occupied in dis
cussing the raising of corn, and in the
evening Hon. J. M. McXenzie deliv
ered a lecture on "Home Training and
Work of Farmers' Children." Cov.
Furnas also gave a short address on
the "Relations and Duties of Farmers
to Themselves. The second day was
devoted to the discussion of wheat,
v. ith a lecture from Prof. Thompson on
"How a Tree Grows." In the after
noon Jin II. Raymond read an address
cn "Grape Culture in Nebraska," after
which followed discussions on the
growing of small fruits in Nebraska.
Thursday A. M. stock-raising was the
topic, and hedges and hedging in tlie
afternoon.- In the evening the report
of the Committee on Agricultural Edu
cation was to be discussed and acted
ttpon.
This first Farmers' Institute in Ne
IJraH&jHias been a lino success, and of
great benefit and interest. From 30 to
40 men and women attended the day
sessions; arid every evening the house
was crowded f ull. Xvb. City News.
llEAB-qiTARTFRS.
An estimate of the politics of the
present Congress is as follows: Sen
ate, 54 Republicans; opposition, 22;
Republican majority, 29. House, Re
publicans, 197; opposition, 90; niajori
ty, 133.
TO ALL 3IAS0NS IN GOOD STANDING.
The Committed cii Invitation may
have omitted to . end an invitation to
the Annual Masonic Festival, to be
held Dec. 2Gth, 1873, to some of the
Fraternity. Should any have been
thus omitted; tiii3 is an especeial invi
tation to each and every such Brother
to attend with his ladies. It would be
a wonder almost if some name had not
been overlooked, in making out a list
of 500 and sending them out.
D. II. Wheeler, Ch'n of Com.
CHRIST M AS D A Y!
The Council Bluffites are trying to
get Army Head-quarters moved from
Omaha to Council BUiffs, on the ground
of economy, and state that hay; grain
&c, are so much cheaper there."
Government contracts are filled by
parties answering the advertisement
from all parts of the country, and if
Iowa men can fill these contracts
cheaper than Nebraska men, they can
bid on them now and doit; neither
tho tax-payers of this State nor the
General Government will have the
slightest objection. The troops are
needed, west of the Missouri
river,- almost exclusively. (They
take miiitia to quell their prise fights
in Iowa); and the increased cost of
transfer back and forth would r.oon cat
up what little saving there infght b
oh hay and wood, to say nothing of the
expense of moving and tlie uselessness
of the present buildings to the Govern
ment in case of a change which would
rnore than ay for all thfc r-jm and
oats the Tittle, band of "reg'lars" at
Omaha would use in ten years. Not
yet; Z&tt&Tem:
W'e have received notice that the
"First National Bank" of this city will
be closed on Christmas Day, and we
hope and desire that all business men
will close their stores on that day, and
for these reasons, First: it is the day
celebrating the birth of the Lord Jesus
Christ, the founder and the head Of the
Christian Religion, as understood at
this time and in this age. "We profess
to be a Christian people; we. have
churches tliat teach religion, and
schools that ought to. Few have the
hardihood to deny the great truths of
Christianity or the existence of an
overruling God, arid the story of his
Son Christ, although we may differ as
to particulars, in the manner of wor
ship accorded to Deity. What more
fitting, then, than that we should keep
and solemnize this day, not as one of
fasting and gloom but as one of re
joicing, with reasonable feasting, and
use of the things that make glad the
heart of man, because a Redeemer of
the world was born on this day.
Second: We Americans have too few
holidays, too little rest from business;
our men, our boys need more. Not
that we would encourage, laziness, by
any means, but a reasonable relief
from business, at stated periods, is ab
solutely necessary to the the perfect
physical health and development of
the body, and certainly adds to the
power and strength of the mind and
its fitness for the business of life
whatever that may be. Please close
the stores, then, and make the day one
of sensible, temperate enjoyment.
GREAT ROBBERY!!
JEWELRY STORE BURST OPEN.
Watches, Riag and Chains Gone where
the Woodbine Twineth.
Mr. Eaton's well known Jewelry
Store on Main St., was broken into on
Friday evening, hist, about sis o'clock,
during his absence in Omaha, and over
twenty watches, one hundred rings
some chains and other valuable Jew
elry, were just cooly pocketed and walk
ed off with. No trace of the thief as
yet has been discovered.
"We found the following on our desk
Tuesday:
"I called in here and found no on?,
no business (he means he had no
business here 1 All right) no fire.no
Editor, no Editress, no news no noth
ing and I don't no any more."
That's a bulger there teas a good fire.
The walls are hung with papers "neics"
and the tables full cf reading matter,
better than nothing. The Editor had
just gone out "to see a man" and the
Editress was in the "room" parting her
back hair:
Fetch back our pen yo'ti Hooked the
other morning, mister.
We are pained to notice the death of
an infant child of Conrad Ileisel on
Saturday last. A daughter only 10
months old. Mr. II. and family have
our sincere and heart-felt sympathy
in their trouble.
HILLY 8tZDELM ANN'S GREAT
CHRISTMAS AND NEW
YEAR'S BULLETIN
Big stock of Jewelry, selling at cost.
This is true, because I am selling out
of this line.
Eighteen carat, Gold Rings at 61.25
per penny-weli-hL
Lots of nice Furs at cost.
Overcoats at cost big stock, and
must sell them. Clothing, hats, caps,
boots, shoes, gloves, rubbers, arctics,
and the usual line, I keep, at reduced
prices, to suit the times.
39t2 Wm. Stadelm.vxx.
The Lincoln Journal wants Doctor
Miller to take the stand and swear to
what he knows about the burning of
the Insane Asylum, and takes the
ground that if the Doctor knows, "of
his own knowledge" as he always
does when he charges round promis
cuously) that, the Asylum teas
burnt and does not come forward and
festify, he is an accessory to the crime,
either before or after the fact; and
ought to be. punished.
Ye2; verily r, .Let the Doctor swear.
NOTICE TO GRANGES.
Editor if ePA ld : The County Cen
tral Association" ;t Granges will con
vene at Eight Mile' fJ rove, on Tuesday
the Cth day of January," 1374, at 2 r. M.
All members of the Association are
expected to be represented. New
Granges can become members by Send
ing their Master and t wo delegates to'
the Association, and the payment of
one dollar to the Secretary of the As
sociation. C. II. KING, Pres't.
D. S. Drai er, Sec'y of County Cen
tral Asnsciation. 37w:f
! Eight Mile Grove, Dee.-2.1S73."
The building when fully lighted, as
it wa3 6n that evening, makes a grand
appearance; rs was itkiarked by every
one:
T E L EGltA P H I C !
Key West, Fla., Dec. 19.
The Yirginius left the Tortugas at
12 o'clock last night, in tow of the
United States steamer Ossipee.
Santiago De Cuba, Dec. 13, via Hav
ana, Dec, 19. The surviving passengers
and crew of the Yirginius were de
livered to-day to Commander Uraine,
of the United States steamship Juni
ata. They sent on board the vessel,
which soon after took her departure
from New York.
It is authoritatively stated that the
transfer oi the Pacific :tnd Atlantic
Telegraph Company to the Western
Union was completed yesterday, witli
its 5,000 milesof line and 10,000 miles
of wire. By the terms of the lease the
Western U'liion owns three shares of
Stock, and is to pay four per cent, per
annum on the capital of '2,000,000.
New York, Dec. 20.
Authorities . at Washington have
ordered the cessation of all extra. work
at tlie Brooklyn navy yards. .
Delivery of the Virginiris. '
New York, December 16.
The Times' special from Key West
says Admiral Scott, Commander of the
North Atlantic squadron, has received
official dispatches of the delivery of the
Yirginius. She was surrendered to the
United Stales representatives at nine
o'clock, Tuesday morning, Dec. ICth.
Commander of the Spanish frigate Isa
bella la Catolica, the man-of-war
which had conveyed the captured ves
sel from the harbor of Havana, for
mally delivered the Yirginius to com
mander Whiting of the United States
steamer Dispatch at Bohia Ilanda.
On tho arrival of .the Dispatch, for
merly called the America, at Bohia
Ilanda the Spanish commander, who
wa3 waiting her arrival, visited the
vessel. Commander Whiting then
placed, tho under Lieut, of squadron,
with 30 men. in charge of the Yirgini
us, and conveyed her eight mile3 out
to sea. The Yirginius steamed for the
Tortugas to take coal, which had been
taken there on Thursday from this
port in three schooners, in charge of
the sloop of war Assepee. Cordial ci
vilities were interchanged between
Whiting and the Spanish commander.
The Yirginius will sail for Norfoik af
ter taking on coal. The prisoners are
now at Santiago, where they will be
delivered cn the 25th of December
when the American Mag will be saluted
witli 21 guns. Tlie same salute is or
dered by the Spanish authorities to be
fired from Maro Castle at Havana harbor.
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WMRV
THS MARKETS.
HOME mahkets.
Reported by Cctlkii & Wiiith.
Wheat
Corn Mic'.ld.
Corn
()at;i
Kyo
Bailey
1'H
HO ;
Reported by Clark & Ploimek.
r.s
Butter
Lard
Chickens Sprinjr per io. .
1'utatocs
1
2X
100
Reported by Wm. Stadlemax.
Ladies 1- ars
Hoots & Shoes
il.its & Caps
s.5n7af"
2.iV;!.7.-0
:oi,7,oo
Mo'iev. .
(iold.. .
Flour
Wheat
Corn
ots
live
Harley....
IIojis
Cattle
XEW YOltlv MARKETS.
Xeiv Youk.Dcc. 15
4ft5 per cent
3 10-;
CHICAGO MARKETS.
ClllCAfiO, lec. 13.
5,255.5,7",
1,14
M'i
3."
75V47t
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4.fiOU.-..io
4,W.to.'H
Centaur Liniment.
There is no pain which tlie
Centaur Liniment will not re
lieve, no swelling it will not
subdue, and no lameness which
it wiil not cure. This is strong
hmeuagc, but it is true. here
the parts are not solicits effects
. are marvellous. 1 1 has produced
more cures of rheumatism, neu-
KCTMi-por ralgia, lock-jaw, palsy, sprains,
swellings, ear-ache, caked-breasts, scalds,
bums, salt-rheum, &c, ujon the human
frame, and of strains, spavin, galls, &c,
upon animals la one year than have nl
other pretended remedies since the world
began. It is a counter-irritant, an all-healing
pain-reliever. Cripple" tHi'J'v away their
crutches, the lame walk, poisonous biles arc ren dered
harmless, and the wounded are healed
without a sear. 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 looo certificates
of remarkable cures, including frozen limbs,
chronic-rheumatism, gout, running tumours, &c.
have been received. We will send a circular
containing certificates, tlie recipe, &c., gratis to
to any one requesting it. One bottle of the yel
low wrapper Centaur Liniment is worth" one
hundred dollars for foundered orsweeuied hor
ses and mules, or for screw-worm in sheep.
Stoek-owners this liniment is worth your at
tention. Xo family should be without Centaiir
Liniment. J. 1!. Rose & Cor, Xe-iv York. 40-1 y
CASioiJlA is more than a substitute for Cas
tor Oil. It is the only safe article in existence
which is certain to assimilate tlie food, regulate
the bowels, cure wind colic and produce natural
sleep. It contains neither minerals, morphine
or alcohol, and is pleasant tci take'. Children
need not cry ami mothers may rest. 40-ly
Meat Mar.Ret!
o -"
IIATTr TIIE BUTCHER.
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Oldest and best established
Meat Market in the place.
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IlATT A L WATS TO BE FOUND THERE.
O r- -.-.sot
changing constant. v. bir the Old Rel'iaWe
Spot where you can get jour Steaks, K;ists,
Galtte, fish and Foul in season.
O -.. . .... -
S'CTII SIDE OF MAIN STREET,
; Oxi; Door West or Hf.rald Orrirr,
j- 3-5-1 j: ' PLATTi?jrovTrT, Neb
Times are Hard! Money Scarce!
Iltit we arc prepared to offer our large and well selected stock at
Panic Prices! Panic Prices! Panic Prices!
.a TT73 Ji fT Jk TO
rui
LTU
Panic Prices !
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"W ZED OFFB
Bleached and Unbleached Muslin, 1 yard wide, 10c to 15c.
Best Standard -Prints 10c.
Ladies' Furs from 2.50 to 5.00.
All other Dry Goods reduced iii proportion.
Ladies Shawls and Cloaks at "Wholesale prices.
A Large Assortment of Merinos, Alpaccas and DeLaines, Fiaiinelo, Lhulseys, jeans and
Lowest EASTERN PRICES.
Prime Coffee k pounds for $1.00
"White Coffee Sugar 8 pounds for $1.00.
Teas, Syrups, and all other articles in the Grocery line equally cheap.
A Large Stock of Crockery, Lamps and Glassware;
Farmers and Citizens of Cass County call and examine our stock of Goods, thor.
ev East. Above prices arc strictly cash. f P f J M A
ii . a - s-c rm m m .
Casimers, at the
is no need to send your mon-
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.
HAPPY Reiief for Y'oung Men. from the ef
feets of Errors and Abuses in early life. Man
hood restored, impediments to marrhure re
moved. New method of treatment. New and
remarkable remedies. Rooks and Circulars sent
free in sealed envelopes.
Address. HOWAUD ASSOCIATION. No. 2
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, l'a. an Insti
tution having aliijrh reputation for lnmorabU
conduct and "professional skill.
0 lira
Get the
mttt mutt
I am now prepared to furnish the best una
dulterated milk
TWICE EVERY DAY
To all parties notifying me
.PETER COOS.
V'e will give energetic men
and women
WANTED-
Business that will Fay
f rom S t to S8 per day. can be pursued in yo::r
own neighborhood, and is strictly honorable.
Particulars free, or samples that will enable yon
to go to work at once, will lie. sent on receipt of
two three cent stamps. Address
., J. LATHAM Jt CC.
:iC . 2fM VrasuiPKtdH St.. ltoston. Mass.
FAlMIEll'S EXCHANGE.
B. G. HOOVEK,
LOUISVILLE, - - - NEBRASKA.
Best and Cheapest.
THE FIRST MED- ,
A L of the VIENNA
EXPOSITION,
Iteing the highest j
recompense for ma- !
terial superiority, in
rlass XV (ine'.iH.ing .
Musical Iiistr;imi!ls
from all countries), i
has been awarded
" the
Mason & Hamlin Cabinet
Organs,
bv the coneurrr'Tiee of the Special Jury, Inter
mttioiml dnrv. and two Snh-.liiries. including !
the most Eminent Artists and Experts from dif- f
f.-reni i-iuiiit lies. In eomnarison with these. :
other American Organs were not found worthy j
of anv; even an Inferior iwedal. I rices irom
?75 to" f :jxi. For sale or rent by
E. H. EATON. Plattsmouth. Cass Co., Neh.,
V. T. EATON. Crete. Salin Co. Neb. 3-'m3
RSOLCTE DIVORC ES OliTAINED FROM
CO CRTS of different States for desertion.
&e. No publicity required. No charge until
divorce granted. Address.
M. HOI SK. Attorney,
antrio mi P.roadway, N. Y.
Florence Family Friend.
Keeps constantly on hand all Staple Articles
such as
COFFEE,
SUGAR, -
TOBACCO,
MOLASSES
Dry Goods,
J$oots, Shoes, &c.
In fact, everything usually Kept in a Variety
Store, which" will le sold on small profits foi
CASH. AHkindsof Produce taken in exchange
for goods, and tlie
Hifhcst Market Prices given in Cash
for Grain. 19
f HOS. 0HRYOCK.
CABINET MxKER
AND
UNDERTAKER,
15 EDUCED IN TRICE
$20 to $30 Nov. 1, 1873.
Audldealer in akinds of
Furniture and Chairs;
Main JJtkkkt. Next door to Brooks House.
PLATTSMOUTH, - - - - NEB.
tS"..Resainc? and Varnishing neatly dm
funeral? atfdeti on short rrotr-e. 6-tf
TIIE NEW FLORENCE.
As lately improved, is beyond question
The Li'jhtcst Ilunninj JLrhine ever
put on the inarJiA.
A belt made of single No. SO Cotton Thread will
run it as it comes from the factory!
And as now Reduced in Price is hy far
the Cheapest.
The following are some "f the manv points in
which the Florence excel all other Shuttle
M.-yhines :
In doing more stvles of work. Winding and
changing the Itolibitt without removing the
goods. Sewing in opposite directions.
Accuracy of - Tension. Durability
3iicl r:ii HL'th of parts. Q'lietnes.-;
fi rimttinir. (Mioi-e of Side
or Hack Feed. Simplicity
of Shuffle. F.ase of
threading. Light
lies in run
ning. Me
ch'inical prin
cipals employed.
Elasticity of stitch.
In refusing no kind of
goods. Ease of setting nee
dle. Lack of wear on the thread.
Finenes and neatness of Stitch. In
saving of thread. Itapitlity and ease in
winding boliliins. At'Seliee of co:s. Mills,
Rnd sp'incs. E;ise and niptdity of regsihiihig
stitch." In quality of hemmer and at
tachments. In variety and styles.
In lack of needle cutting
cloth. In fastening ends
of seams, and stay-
Ing any part of
scam, &c.
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We clKi'Ier.ge all cempetitors to disprove any
of the above statements.
After a thorough test of over twelve yvirs
not a single Florence has ever been worn out in
family use.
DOLTON rjROTHERS.
Gen'l Agents f":r Missouri, Kansas, and Neb.
ST. LOUIS, MO.
J. W. Shannon's
Feed Sale & Livery Stable.
Main Street, riattsinou'h , Neb.
I am yf.r pared to Accommodate the
Public with
Horses, Carriajes, Bnjjies, Wagon,
AND
A No. 1 HEARSE.
On Short N"otice,
AND
REASONABLE TERMS.
A
! HACK WILL liUX TO TIIE STEAM
BOAT LANDING,
And cii parts of the city when desired,
janltf.
Actii-e Agsnte Wanted Ear where.
FLORENCE EEWTVr, M4,CKI2 CO.. -
FJoe:i''e. Ma3..
PLATTSMOUTH MILLS
TLATTSMOUTH. F.b.
CONRAD HEISEL. ... Irvi:eo
OLD FIRM REVIVED.
L. RR031 & CO.
Have re-opened their
Cigar Manufactory
in I'l.tttsinotith once mote, and now oJTer to
mr citizens, and the trado,
CIGARS, TOBACCO, &c
at the lowest wholesale and ret rill prices.
Call and sej them In-fore purchasing lie
where, julius peitekiieim:,
L'iiyl Manager.
WOODS & FLEMING,
1KAI.KK IX
Hardware.
Tin-ware.
Pumps.
Agricultural '
Iinplctnent
lion,
Nails,
&e.f &c.
STOvES. f)K ALL KINDS, FOR SALE.
Xew Tin-Shop, just Opened
All eiders for making or repairing prompt
ly executed.
Goods Sold Cheap For Cash!!
10-tf. Weeping Water, Nebraska.
OSAGE HEDGE PLANTS
For sale this fail :t
a.as 1-ku 1000
Honey Locust Hedge Plants
For sale at
4.50 .per 1,000.
A! at iSw prices, and of superior quality, ft
large supply of
Fruit Trees, Small Fruits and
Ornamental Trees,
at the
Union Nurseries,
(il.)nwoo(l. Mills Coutitv, Iowa. Call and ex
amine my stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Lf.-lt. L. A. WILLIAMS, Proprie or.
FLOUR, CORN MEAL, FEED,
Always on hand, and for sale at lowest Cali
prices.
tt?The Highest prices paid for Wheat and
Com.
Particular attention riven to Cwstofr: Tfofk.
BOOT & SHOE MAKER.
New Outfit, New Place.
George Karcher.
(Formerly Karcher & Klincbeli.l
Has removed his Hoot and Shoe establishment
up town, on the south side of Main .street. (l'
rnsi'J't: the Postofhce, and next door te Il'rry
rtocck'9 Furniture Store, in!" lot smooth. Ncl).
GOOD WORK WARRANTED. AND FAIR
... TRICES.
Call and see the new plaee. gentlemen. All
old customers iftspectfuly inrire-t to le.jtve fheir
w.-.rk as before, aiiinew' traie s :;ci:ed. I sha'd
try t give yu n-s g-cS v.-ivl-r a; -p nrier
So mi7f ti t3 vn. GI?0. KAl;CniK
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