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LOCAL NEW
i. c. i. a ov i:k us km kn is.
Transient, 2' cent a line. Kftii.ir advertis
ers. 10 ten Its ier li.ie. No adveitisemeut Inser
ted for IrtM than i. rent.
Notice at Statute rates.
Attorney a.id will re rs of the law will be bold
rpui.Mbia for all le-zal notice they hand in,
ana nil partie deniHii iintr a proof of uhlic;i
tl in of auv notice will be held for the publica
tion fee of such notice.
co m m ifsiv a r i o x.
A our spae? ! Itmitcil. all communication
itv.t bo brief and l the point. with no wailc
words.
NEWSPAPER decisions.
I. Any person who takes the jiniier regul.-rly
Trcrro the prmoaire. whether directed io I n
mmo, or wiietlier he Is a subscriber or not 1
teopoDSible for the pay.
s. if anv person oniers his paier discontin
ued, lie imist iav all arreir ise-.. r the publish
er insy continue' to send it until payment is
Kiart-.'and collect the whole amount, whether
turf pa:er fc. taken from I lie of.'ice i t not.
S. i ii; court have derided that relnsin to
taa netrspapem and periodicals from lhe iKst
ofc'ice. or remains and leaving them uncalled
f or. it jirirti facte evidence of intkntioxil
r a .it:i.
The decisions of Messrs. Moore and
RulTner on the County Seat question
va3 predicated on the following clause
in the new law on County Seats, viz:
"Electors shall designate on their
ballots what city, town or place they
desire said County Seat located at or in."
DRAMATIC EN r ERTA i NM EXT.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Association resolved at their last meet
ing to give an Entertainment next
week, consisting of music, tableaux,
readings, and a drama, entitled, "The
Bridal Wine Cup." Full particulars
given in our next issue.
(J HOSTS!
B. & H. R. It. Time Table.
Corrected Mm lay, June 21.vf, 187-j.
KOK OMAHA FROM PLATTSMOUTII.
I.eaTes. 5 :M a. in. Arrives 7 :15 a. iu
" 2 -.40 p. in. ATives, 4 i. m.
FP.0M OlIAU FOIJ PL ATTS MOUTH.
Leave. a. tl. Arrives, 10 a. m.
" 6 j. in. Arriv R j. in.
FO.'t THE WKST.
Laar TMattvumith, ! a. m. Arrive in
Mtieulii. li na. Kearney. . :l.r p. in.
FUOM THE WEST.
UtfM Kearney, :X, a. in. Leaves Lincoln,
li p. ci. Arrives riatf smout li, S :-. p. m.
coins kast :
I'arj:r. train (:ih day), 4 :r,0 P.M.
('.ill at Mrs. Crocket's & Co, and see
the P'.t.-st f.tvjes uf Millinetv goods.
30 if.
. The other night our front door bell
rang and the old gentleman went to
the door, but came back very gravely
shaking his head nobody there.
The ladies began to speculate .about
what "little rascal" could have rung
the door-JelI and then scooted.
By and by another visitor came to
the house, and as the madam opened
the door, he says: "what on earth have
you got on your door handle. A light
was brought, and there behold were a
fine mess of Quail and snipe. Many
thanks to the to the gentleman who
rang the door bell our unknown
giver.
TIIE WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN TEM
PERANCE UNION
Met at the Presbyterian Church at half
past three o'clock, Friday, October 8th,
187.1. President, Mrs. Wise, in the
chair. After the nsuftl devotional ex
ercises the minutes of the last previ
ous meeting were read and approved.
Motion was then made to request !
Legal Notice.
In the District Curt f the svo.id Judicial
district, 'rltUln and for Cass Co., Nobrk.
8. ruisifer & Co. f
A. "VV. Kicharo. f
A..W. Rlehards. you nil; l.e r.Vice !..-
Si.liey Pulsifer and Era.-,:..s i. Hani in j
!-,. ni the Arm of . PuJai'e. : ni r.v:.;inv i ;
dil on the third (3d) day f .-bi i.-iv a. 1. i
175. f!c their lietltlon ?h ii?e i t :t. i i
xii. I fiiM'M.ss Cftfififv I1. Si::!c it'" lfi: -t-
jl'KOFKSSIOXAL CAIIDS
rw I.T-'fi -vel 1a
i-r -f.1 i I- . X ri A r ; f K. ? rprv.
i
CHARLES VIALL. !
HA If. M. V II. VI?! AX.
ATTnl;:V AT LAW and Solicitor I" Cha-
)r.ie in l'it:'entld's Llix-k. Plaltsinouth.
IIKM.KK A BKXSinTT,
V.KM. I.S I ATE Mid Tsx Paying Airents. N
t:iii's I'idtlie. fire and Lite Insurance Aleuts,
i'iail.-iiKial h. Nt li asKa.
i md n a a u w i n j .
ar-iiiist m A . V. . i;i-ii .:. j.d.iiit. wli!c 1 U'Sth :V. th F..!r:s and Attlf:.;nr:iii. .s-.ieh rs , n. i. i.n i.iuiw.i.
. f..i-i ) . v..ii v.- -i ..... t. i.i. ..- . t.. il. r hi'.::i - I lil Ti'h !t:.i:tr& i-r- 'I !.. .- 1 !ISlCI 1 X Sri:CVf) tcmlnr bis uril.
tlie ministers of tllO City lO IreaL-!l a I r) Fly ai;-l Co.'p;:; t:y. r - :.: -r t" J .:"'. :;d-i!-- I", '.iirit'lul.iiu'. vviil o well to ! 'essj.-n.-il s. r ices to the fitieus of Cass county.
' ii ul t li 'e ..:. 1. 1 i;ie im.-i.iw: s; .iu;'. rev i r. '.) aivc ; ie tTi-.iv.-r . i.-.ier a li u.i. j'iiiiMaei ion i j.-iiicncf sotinieai corner ri; a no u;ik sis.
FA II if i: US A TTEXTWX!
Julius lVpperberg. Cigar Manufac
turer, on Main St J'lattsinouth. Neb.
Ci.tr Clippings of Sjianish and Ameri
cau Tobit'-coes for smoking ur poses.
I'or .Sa!r. V,?Ai ina!ities of pliig-smok-ir
tebacco always on hand. 0-tf.
Captain Wilt-s of I'hittsmouth, iscul
tivatiag about one Imndretl varieties
of apples, for the purpose of ascertain
ing which are best for Nebraska soil
and cliruatf. Specimens of his a)iles
ir" op exhibition at Mr. West's fruit
I Oolll.
COKN rUOBLEM.
Od Monday last the install?.tion of
Bev. J. T. Baird as the regular pastor
of the Presbyterian (O. S.) church of
Plattsmoutli took place, in the presence
of a large congregation. Rev. J. 1).
Kerr, pastor of the Presbyterian church
at Neb. City, and the 11$ v. X. C. Robin
son of the same place ollieiating. The
sermon was delivered by ltev. J. 1).
Kerr in the evening-. Charge to the
Pastor by liev. Robinson ; charge to the
people by Rev. Kerr. At the close of
these ceremonies the congregation sur
rounded their pastor extending the
right hand of fellowship. For the Rev.
Baird we predict a useful career among
his flock in Plattsmoutli, who are just
ly proud of their new preacher.
NEW MILLINERY.
Fall and winter stock of hats and
bonnets, just received at Mrs. Ij. B.
Crocker's & Co. SOtf
COLLECTION NOTICE.
All persons indebted to M. McGuire
In answer to the question in the ; ier n ouiit or for Idquor must settle
Herald last week regarding the corn
raised in the U. S. this year, I would
i eport the following: The number of
wagons. It would require ioo84G,15:J
11-12. which would extend over Jin,.'j:S
miles 147 0-13 rods and about 40 times
aound the world.
(I. A. FOLDKN'.
FISU1M ic.
A lot of jolly Plattsmouthians have
been out fishing lately, to drown the
l id riTects of election excitement.
II. .1. Streight andj wife; Fred Dor
i .i gtoa ail wife; Win. .Tones and wife;
Ceo. Smith and wife; K. B. Cunning
ham an I wife.
KINULE cusses.
Jaion Streight, Thad Streight, Wm.
Iurr;:h, Clarence Streight, A. Cunning
bam. And they caught and they caught
u heavy cold.
Human hair goods ordered by Mrs.
('iiH.rr Co. from the east, tosuit pur
iiasjrs. Prices very low. bOtf.
their accounts. We have changed our
partnership and the business must be
setthtl up. Please take notice, all ac
counts must be settled within the- next
thirty days or they will be collected by
law." " M. McGuip.e,
MCCUJKE & CuitTfs.
NOTICE.
Clapp Creeiislate at Kim wood Neb.
wencral dealers in dry goods, groceries,
and all articles generally kept in a
country store, desire to call attention
io tlik ir stock just laid in ihi season,
and a.-k the farmers to eill and examine-
our g.o -! before going away from
home to l)iiv.
2 4 1 f C l a p p C ;:::nsl ate.
feigs !;ight oat Mr. Plummer's
entire t-to k of boots and sIhvs. to
make room and give Mr. Pluinmer a
-!ancv to pay more especial attention
to dry goods and gnu cries to please
!iis large increasing trade in that line.
Merges had to procure his brother's as--istanoe
to attend his numerous custom
ers. All this proves that closer atten
tion to special: i -s and small profits bring
.uick sales. 2Jtf.
NEW M1M.IM IKY MOCK.
modi ESS.
We are glad to notice that some of
our merchants are making improve
ments in the mercantile business, by
changing into more exclusive trades,
which is a great benefit to the whole
community. Mr. Plummer sold out
his entire stock of boots and shoes to
Merges, in order to pay his especial at
tention to dry goods and groceiies to
keep pace with his largo increasing
trade in that line. Merges procured
the assistance of his brother to help
him along with his large trade, All
this proves that exclusive dealers win
in the end. Attend to one thingand do
that well. 29tf.
CLOTHING C LOT H I XG !
Wm. Stadclmann has just received
o:ie of the finest stocks of clothing,
boots, shoes, hats andt-aps ever brought
to the city of Plattsmoutli. Come one
come all and see for you rself.no charg
es for showing goods. Also a r.icc h t
of
lady's runs, lady's furs.
Call and Bee the lady's fuis,
31 tf. at Wm. Stadelmann's.
A LEl TEli TO DR. BUTLER.
riiraiest Hats iu Town.
Solomon & Nathan are constantly
receiving additions to their line of mil
linery, and are bound tosuit everybody.
M. M. Butlkk Drar Sir: I am
told that you were at Greenwood on
election day, telling the voters that the
farmers have to pay their taxes, but in
Plattsmoutli they did nut. and you
stated that K. (J. Dovey did not pay his
county taxes, and that the county offi
cers levied on his bacon and sold it un
der the hammer to pay the same. Now
sir I think that very unkind in you,
and think it would be much better if
you would try and find out the truth
before you commence to instruct oth
ers. You either knew nothing of the
matter or you told an unmitigated false
hood. I never refused to paymycoun-
cxamine their goods. Complete assort
ment of feathers. Mowers, plumes. Ac.
:m2.
The finest assortment of hats, fiow
rs, plumes and wind's, in town. Re
ceived by Mrs. L. 15. (.'rocker & Co.
SPOIiTlNtTcLCIJ.
hating hats from 51.-j0 up. Call and ! ty taxes or anything else that I know
to be just. I know no reasons why you
should abuse me. unless it was because
I was opposed to uniting the County
Seat to Weeping Water, for the reason
I could not see or hear any advantages
you have at Weeping Water excepting
stones, Rr.d 1 never heard them brag
ged about until you located there.
E.;(i. DOVKY.
It was the City taxes that Mr. Dovey
refused to pay, and had nothing to do
with the county lew at all. And the
resistance to paying grew out of local
city matters, in which the county had
no interest.
At the called meeting of tho Platts
moutli Sportsman's club on Monday
evening, to elect otlicers and make ar
rangements for the annual fall hunt
the following business was transited.
The following gentlemen were elected
othVers for the ensuing year.
P resilient R. K. Livingston.
1 ice r resident Geo. W. Holdrege.
Secretary 1. D. Bennett.
Trcasiirtr II. J. Streight.
After the election of officers the club
proceeded to make arrangements for
the annual fall hunt, and after some
discussion it was decided to have the
hunt on Thursday, October 2nh, and
that the game be counted on Friday
etening Oct 20th, at 7 p. m. Messrs.
Geo. W. Holdrege and W. 1). Jones
wen; chosen as captains, and they pro
ceeded to choose, sides which resulted
as follows:
Geo. W. Holdrege.
A. W. Osburne.
I. . D. Bennett.
W. Agnew.
Geo. Leving.
I I. Sage.
.1. Mart his.
O. M. Streight.
W. K. Donelan.
I). Miller.
W. LwHobba.
K. Kuffner.
Bon Ilemple.
C. 11. Farmele.
I). H. Wheeler.
P. Pedersen.
.. W. Rai nes.
A. B. Sprague.
T no. Shannon.
J. A. Connor.
W. D. Jones.
S. Chapman.
H. J. Streight. .
R. R. Livingston.
Geo. Smith.
A. Cunningham.
Wm. Neville.
R. Vivian.
E. E. Cunningham.
F. Dorrington.
Jno. O'Rourke.
M. B. Cutler.
U. V. Mathews.
J. Streight.
Wm. B. Shryock.
l)r. SchiJdknecht.
R. O. Fellows.
Wm. Stadelmann.
Wiley Biack.
Joe. Connor.
NO EXCUSE FOR BEING SICK.
No person can use Rosehee's German
Syrup without getting immediate re
lief and cure. We have the first case
of Coughs, Colds or Consumption, or
any disease of the throat and lungs, yet
to hear from that has not been cured.
We have distributed every year for
thref years, over 2jo,000 sample bot
tles by Druggists in all parts of the
United States. No other manufactur
er of medicines ever gave their prepa
rations such a test its this. (Jo to your
Druggist G. B. Chapman, and get a bot
tle for Toe and try it Two doses will
relieve you. Sample bottles 10 cents
each.
The Higlunt Price Paulor Good
SPECIMENS OF FBUIT !
of all kinds, at my
FRUIT ROOM,
on Main Street, to be kept on exhibi
tion for the inspection of those w ho
wish to plant the best kind of fruit.
Also specimens of vegetables and grain
wanted.
I aiu soliciting orders for all kinds
of fruit tree3 and plants, from apple
trees to strawberry plants, ornamental
trees, shrubbery, flowers, seeds. A:c.
I have a room full of pictures, and
wish to show all the kinds of fruit
that grow and bea? well in this vi-
Tho supper will be given on Satur- einity. W. S. West.
d.iv evniii" at s ..Vhw-k. ' PUttsmouth, Neb., isept. lTo.
temperance sermon on the fust Sunday
in November; motion carried.
On motion, committees of five ladies
from each church were then appointed,
as follows:
PitKsn YTEitiAN Church Mrs. Chap
lain Wright. Mrs. J. N. Wise, Mrs.
Yates, Miss S. Baker, Mrs. Donnelly.
EpTscopal Mrs. Simpson, Mrs. D.
II. Wheeler, Mrs. Gardner, Mrs. La
tham and Miss Butterfield.
Ciihistian Mrs. Hobbs, Mrs. Geo.
Smith, Mrs. Mullis, Miss Kate llobbs.
Methodist Mrs. Wightmin. Miss
Shelton, Mrs. Spurlock, Mi.s Ruby and
Mrs. Newell.
The duty of these committees is to
urge the ladies to attend tlio after
noon meetings, to invite strangers, and
in every way to advance the cause of
temperance.
It was then resolved that we have
an entertainment in Fitzgerald Hall,
consisting of music, tableau, readings,
and a drama.
Full particulars next week.
Mrs. U. W. Wise, Pre.
Mns. Nellie Fkench. Sec.
HEXKY HOW LAX D.
hi !( iiM i.!'Im r m ii ;: m t' !!: 1 ; ; ,';r'-':ir-ri:. J i.h -li:jti M .i;Hir.! in t!tc
t weive .: li. j.i:::e itu i .;-i i'l t.:" Mlii ioi'I: in.irl;;.. Ail orders ly l:ll ;""-!'''' :;I tlnl
i !... on M.iin s:iv-t. twoUotus west of SixtU
I i.i!lsnit)UUl. ?.cln:!.sH.
'ri.icij;il
li.iii in
".n. ly of ;i- t ve
il).
oc.rf the i)ii'i ',( i t l ive lii.ii'lrtii D.M:trs i
,'$.ji nciMi .".v.i'i i'';. (liuiii iriiii:i.vry f t
rrlerrcii i ii. .! 1 i ' tvthidt M.r: .;;
w;ti j-rh r'.' ,,i : , ; i l' ; . I 1. 1 . Pu'mI.t A '"..
:illl I'M V I : tf I!':; -II !;):." : Ji.C Slilll IIKW
!up. Miiu ii:!i ic-t iiii.n ii.i' j.it;i fi:iv cf i:y. A.
1). 1-i.' 1. or t ii - t s;.,ii .i '.:!.:! ,.- Hiu sulil t
p.lV tltft ;.,!.
Vim ;ir" i. iv! y 1. 1 ? i ft l :t Viu :iri' rc.julroil
! apjic.ir :i:i'l iiiisM ir s.iid jlitio.i n or le
turK flit 1 :ih il.iv i I "et-oiiitii;!' A. D. ioT.'i. .
St.-1 -tfiiiix-r iiiili, ivtfi.
s. prr.se feu & co..
l'l.ii LMiiuiti li. No!
PERSONAL,
3ft "
1 if ir Attorneys.
Proposals for Forage.
llKAlMjL'Airi'KK 1 KIT. OK THK PlATTE.
Office c. Q. m.. Omaha. Xkb.. Spt. t, 1H75
SKALKJi 1 KOI OALS. in trl(illc:ii, will
r'-ccivcil :.t this 1U:, until II rVIx-k a. in.
tdiiei.Xar, tM tlier 20. i&To. at hicli phwr a'ul
itmt tPi-y i.l be oiii i in th? i reseo- of t'.iu
llld-iA, tor tlie Celirery in yuuny hiiJ t ut
l sarw. at r)iii?J. li-.-jx't. "e')r?vik;v, in quan
titic as reuirr-C 1t'ri:iu secend qua: irrf fuw-al
year ernliiii; June ;). l;f , of t wo iiiill.ons (2,000.
0) Jei;L-'!s of en: ;i :r'.-i inii'ion (I.Omi.IhiO)
pounds of ii.. is. i':-. ; s:iis li'r a less quantity
ill N; rfivi-J.
L:t' li Liii iu Iv! o:r:iiiereI shouM tie tinrau
tei! Iiy twii r'ionsililf parties, not luilders,
that t;i h i.i iK'i'oiiiv ltiid.siiien ni siwuni tf
eo:ifr;u t.
The jr.i-rit-l iniii b In triplicntp and lvo
ni-iilf sf(.ir:iU Iv tor Ceru and for Oiits.fliiil m-Kt
etn!-' .( i ntn fftai irhirh it i j'Tnntnfd fo lirrr.
Pivfrri ncV "will l-f iven to articles of iloiucs-
tic plotliicLii.Ii.
P.i should t? t adorned on envelope "Pids
for Kii"i ;i'.'
J lc coi'tnc-t' will be let with t' tliat
( th ii:iiil il n-s contracted for ni iv titci-casuil
or i-c(H;--rd ont iiura uy itic i lu. i on
r , . .!,'i ' "ii'"i tintr-iitim i'i iiic v in, 'i wui'i'iiiirs-
Mr. Pamsey, the newly elected com- J ti,v o , iit.aitll,ciit at any tin..- f.,-i,..i:..i- full
missioner comes to town quite frequent- ! "f, to r,.jlt J(:1V or ai, Wl ,, K I,.S,.1V(,(,.
Iv now. That's riht, get acquainted i l;innk bids findsJied and fu:i i-ondition- made
J.A, , I knuwn on applicatkii to tliis oti.c.
with our folks. ai.l.v J. Pi:::i:v.
.lOlill vuuuiii jiniiHiM'b cy iiau ins j
foundry running this fall yet. The
brick are already being placed on the !
ground, flood fur John. i
Our honest efficient and good looking
Postmaster. Capt. Marshal and wife arc
enst on a visit to pa and ma in Iowa.
Things seem lonesome 'round the P. O.
without them and the "cuckoo" sings
no more.
Mrs. Hays, daughter of PutnLVter
Marshal, left for lioston last week, to
complete a musical education. May
she most fully and successfully suc
ceed. Henry Xewnham, of "Wiseonse," an
old acquaintance of the IIkkald's has
been visiting us lately and takes a IIeu
ali home.
We acknowledge with thanks the re
ceipt of some very tine butter from
Mrs. lien Droste. We know she never
1 .'aimed to make that at old Browni ll.
Chattel Mortgage Sale.
P.y virtue of a Chattel Mos-t,-:i.-' cNv!:t.'I to
rsc. Hinl dated January '';th. l-CV ly A. V,'.
Chivv. and lei-ordcd on p:- U7 of i'.uok I. f
Chi't'.cl iMori .'iip's, rpcuriK of ( ;:,s t'oinity.
Sub., on unicii ilitro is d;i iw litin lrcd i;i'l
ninety doli.-us aio! seven? v-l'm: i-i nts. il!i .T ) f
wili svl! at pMb!': mu'ticri l":'i toiyvitlf. if i
Cai futility. Ntbra.sk a, nt t o'clock p. i.i. otifii
loth day cf Ncvpinl'i'f. l'-T".. one -o!iil rnai.
-iiht year" oi'l. one red ci y !': , vcars o'.il. one
lay uuile tint iue year oM. oae si-! oi ilouhie
harness, aa.l one Orchard it v :i 'on.
AJHIO !. WKSTON.
Octol.cr Tta, lfiTo. r n. 'j
Scrilmer's Monthly a 1376.
The M liljshers invite iittertion to the follow
ine lis; 01 soiim- of t!ie lilli nciiv f s.nic!s sfciir-
ed for Sciihn.-r'.s Montnly f ir the cuminx year,
j In th li-ld of lictioii. liesid'M iiMinoroi..i novel
ettes ana snorter siones, mere will be
2 Remarkable Sorial Stories,
ItV AMKIilCAX AVniuU.
The Unit of these, now r o'aplete in r.i:r hands,
"Gabriel Conroy,"
By Bret. Harfe..
Ben Hempel.
UK'S THK MAN,
KEEPS AN EATING HOUSE.
ON LOV. Kll MAIN STKKET,
PLA2TSJI OCTH, - - - - NEB.
Meaia tt all lionr.
Ice CrMni,
e 1 1 Water, &
Lei:(i!:ii!c t
Col you.
Ciood Mjnare Me,i,q, nice Lunches, c, &: to I
war:n you.
A !.," Wines and goo.! Lhpiors to he used roa
nonaMy. lex your henctit if j on desire.
W-li K. HEM PEL, Prop.
ir.o. .". :
MITM. R. n. WINDHAM
A YTIXIMIAM.
ATTOHNKYS AT LAW and I-al Etate Rro-
kers. Speci-tl uitention uiven to Collections
and al! mailers affectuii; the title to real estate
MMce on I'd t'.oor, over Post IMUee, Platt-iniouth
- ei-i a-.;a. wyi
JinTICK. OF THK PKACK.
Office on Main street, riattsinotirh, 5eb.. two
dooist e:i.st of llEttAi.i otl'.ce. iinsiness hour
fiom k a. in. lo S i. in. All county Imsiness usu-
a!lv trarsae'ed hefore a Justice of the Peac
will he attended to. aI.ho general collector of
lieu:. l-K'J'iJ J. iiaisks,
WlLLIAftl HSROLD
Keeps cue of tha
Largest Stocks
DR. SCHILDKNECHT.
Eclectic & IIomcL'opatliic
riiysician.
tT""fRce and Tie.siden,e corner Sixth and Vine
m recta. 'Iatts!nouth. Jieb. Calls attended at
all Iioiim. 4iyl
OJ
Iit. J. 51. WATF.RnAX,
I Physio Medical Practitioner.
lyDiiitriUe, Cix. 0., A".
i "Alvav5 at the on- on Saturdays. 4TtI
am
4.S a.
IN TOWN
EBIESI
40vl
A W. WHITE,
Dealer in
tl !
V ?
Ib4 bail
rROI'KI KTOB OF
PALACE BILLIARD HALL.
(.Main St., iiii ler First N'at. Plank.)
j'f.cr:vrs3:orTC?, - - - .12s5.
i'.v js siri'Mi:i with tiik
BEST VINE8, LIQUORS,
DEC n , KTC, ETC
-s3
r1
Main st., Iwst. 5th and 6th.,
PLATTSMOl'Tlf,
NEB
iivl
Highest Price Paid for Coun
try Produce.
CASH PAID FOR HIDES.
Urjlnn in thr Auv ui'i.rr .Viijb.'u r.
i and will run twelve nio.uhn. '1 iiis is Mr. JIarte'i
. - , . . - t . , tirst i xiendeil wisU. 'I'.i-.sv. :es ;,ii.l c'o.; .i.-i.:.
Mr. r orcst. of Eastern Iowa, jinotoa t which the anther !i;is coseu :n . n.s i;.v .iii.-
by his brother-in-law. Mr. Joe Gihnour. Vlui;:;:
mado a short rail up-m the Herald. ! ,$v?ft',-".;1 "url?
Very sorrv we wero not in to rect-ivo it. I w shall n'. i e 'iii m i ' .i.u.i-.ai-y hiiruLnr.
j "Philip .xiLAX'.-i i ;:ri;xDs,
COW LOST! ur. S':-i " - v.,,;.-,,',."
The undersisncHl lost a dark red cow. ! " vv M. l.R.
bix horns and .lark strim-s on hot, pn-t- j iv.enr1;";,;.-;? ,":!;; 'fl- lu,V. ' .?
tr woll alonfi in vears, star in lov"- j LonisUm i ii-v. ai t.-.e Va-.e oi Aar.m
liead. IMiirn to the owner and K-t ; ' ttW:VZJ
a reasonable return reward. j mm Sj. nn'-.'.!. :: :.! this recent f their adven-
2yt3 p(M IjtlHXnS. ' tu;-i)UMhr ivn' e a siory ol intense mi't uu-
j tlas-ii:i'i i;t i. st ;iiiv.;sl:tiit.
Ladies wishing dress suits, elnks, A 'Vcf'"'' "Enn.r's Vacation,"
voi. f.i.. r:. vi ahix, jr.
STOItH AND 31 ILL
AT
Rock Bluffs.
We have purcaasi-J the
I;OCK BiTJFFS
tr.
bltlMa
or anv kind of tlress jroo.ls, can Ji;tve
them ordered from New York 1
Croeker for at least 2-" per een
than can be imrchased elsewhere,
SPECIAL NOTICES
II. om i.nlr.roil frnm Van- Vnrk bv fts -' '"'. -s 'l nv ;" lai-opr. V siiine. ir. a
Uiem oniena irom e. l ork n iis. t ,0y-h...it nd-of t.v . hundred .Vol tifty mihis,
Crocker for at least 2-" Ter cent less ; one f the iu,r f.-niean! latvr tinur of the
: ii"-j;! .hi .ii;; viiiicys oi t-..irt'e. 11m iseoiii
if r series cf ji.i-ers piMiiiises to he More iiiterosl in
Ji.1. I f -til that vi';; AhiOil our re.olers ur aliemlv
- j familiar.
CEITTUNNIAh LETTERS,
l!itd l,y Jttn "a tire Cfienwy-.
A rare tiHectiou of KcvolvtJonarv Teiten.
TnTWF 7YJ nrnrT?:r I nmioly .ro.n Mmes iu the har. i 'f the deseen-
j Ol 1 U kjULUI I riaias ol Cot. Joseph w.;id. i'lu v are full ol in-
Soldicrs who hav taV.en only eighty acres, j tei:.-. and v:il ie read Ai;li a rare relish in
triorto June 22d. 1374. and har not taken a r''""''',;:l '-vi! !l Centennial cc-lel ration of
additional eighty, sr- lnrlied t.i eorresior.d
witli me. JIoines;al right and cheap IrvmN
for sale, tn Clay, l'olk, York, and Hamilton
connf.es, by W. E. SHKLDOM.
iitl3. Lincoln, Meb.
mili.UAMI.V 1 1. I.I sTUAIKP AKTICLKS OS
AMEIIICAX COLLEGES.
Wii't-n ic-pe--lively by t'.ielr friends, will v.
penr du.-iiu liieye:n-. The revived infere-ii i.i
eoilepe Lie nniKes these pers espetiiiiiy tiim
ly, and will : secure for til em nnnsnul aiteiilion.
OLD NEW YOrtlC.
r..eR:n'.;y i:; i-ii hu arti.-ies on o?i :n
Iiy .lo'm r.M !!. will jn.!,":; r .-it o:;e,.
I and r'il. a!;,-,u t Hie jiUc:;tion ol .ii!. i.i cilv or
I eo.,nlH . who ruara v, irli interest the o-veioi-
TEA CHE US' EX' A MIX A TIOXS.
The fall nreehiot examinations for Cass conn-
ty. will Ihj held at the f.i;w1iij2 uause-t tiia.-s r'".':- .'7 I. M ?".
a:id places -
move v reen vciooer ii n r.s. , i;i.j!i; ..l I. e treut me! roiio'ls. ni ii!eeiion;ite-
Weepln Water Oftolx-r Cist. 175. j '' i-'ineLjiH i the ijiiamt .ei ii-i irit;es of n oid-
Gree.iv.ood. (Waters sen-; house Oct. 2Si li.'TS. 'i'rv" nn.n'M-r is profusely VUU-.-.U-l fins
naiismontU NoveinlMr "ith, ifT-S. ci:s.!di!r.' us to ive to u.- desrioi' vc- and nar-
Aii'-h-ai:t will pleae he in niton-tanve vxi,vt arti.-le?. n iuierriti ami ixVit:i!i:it vjihiu
nronr.it!:.- at 10 o'clock. I". W. WIS-
DA VV
Jlattsnioi.th, Xeb., Sept. !0ih. 1;
i.ihm ititendent
leei- utt'liiltwl ill a lio:i-i.liis'r:;:i rt fierovlirn!.
! i Uuer ius ueens'oined manaeiue ir itif iii;:i.
LEGAL NOTICES.
I Z'lie Wi.l In the iniu.ehe devoUd Its u I.c-r
-'1 I ... ill. 4 . 1 li . I f i. ..: . ...
i . .. v " . )i-)i, hSJ a-JUilJL llii:i,.eie tlilO I. Ill IMulll
t I'royress.
j Tlio auditorial iepartinnf .
I feeupy over t'ven'y ;H; of f 'e!i i in,.; -r :oid
i niaiii Dr. II.ill.ii.il s vi-oioii-: :-.r tuielv t- 7 1 -
.-Mis. as well as icvies of the Ule-.i wovss ia
Ai t, latrratnru, an.l Sut-n.-e.
T E K M S :
In Bankruptcy.
in l.ie I'lSii'iei v onri oi tae i nnru .-s.-ues. kt w ji ru n i - . - t-....t
the District of Nebraska; in the lii.utei of &"-00 Yer, In anee : ent-i a
Hvman Jlallo, lUnkrupt. I Anmnci.
This is to c:ve notice, that on fa- SOth day of A ,L- V1 .' . ' 1 1 " l
Oetoiier. ls7:. a warrant of i.aiiKiiiptcy was is-
sued oat of the District Court ot the Cait'fd
States, for the District of Xehrasha. against the
said livmaii Hallo of Lincoln, in the county of
luic:is"ter. In said District, who has be:i ad
juilt'ed a I'.ankruit on his own petition, and tin
payment of any debts, aiu th- delivery vl any
projx'ilv beloninir to stiid Kankrnpt. to him. or
to liis use, and the transfer ot miy property by
him ire forbidden bv law.
That a meeting of the creditors of the s:tid
Bankrupt, to prove their debts and tJ choose
one or more .Vsdnees of his Kstate. will be
held at a Court of liankruptcy to be hohlen at
Omaha, in said district on tho 5th day of .No
yeniher, 175. at 3 o'clock p. m.. at the oflice of J.
U Webster, tn-, the Keeister in llankruptcy ol
llll.LlAI l'All.1,
said Court.
30t2
U. S. Marshal.
Sheriff's Sale.
Jfciv. bomiii m munKiii cIi.m jn.r.)
do. hound ri na.f innrin-c. :w.C
Vols. bp;hi Xov'iuhf-r and M;:y. Anvofthe
failier voliuilL'S (.1 t.) Villi wi.i be lii.ol:eil set
arately to parties who wisii t li-iin lo "c.n:;.. le
sets at thu rate, i. clotu, j.oo ; half morocco
4-:i.oO.
Hookseliers and I'ostmasiers will Iki suil ed
at ra!ethat wbi enable ll.e.n to li.l ny if ih
a!Kvc o3eis- .
Subscribers will please remit in P. O. Criers.
r in l'auX CIi h IwS o Drafts, or bv i if : i- d
letters. Money suit iu lctteis not re,;i e.e l,
at sender's risk.
SCIIIIJXER cf CO..
743 Krooouu.". ' V'.rk.
"LOURING,
- N !"
MILL,
.".!. I V,1 heretiftrr ran the satn la
Connection Vitii Our Store.
CUSTOM WORK
wil! bo giiara.'.tcci! to he sati- Lietory. We em
ployed the
BEST
112L1I1
we eou'd filii",
whose re;iu::i'i. mi ii v.ell known, and it I.i pro
posed :h;i: the f;iimeis and ;Ui otheisi havM
if they bring
Good Wheat ! !
The highest market nrlce pld for the
Best Wheat and Corn.
OUR STORE
- IS-
Chcck Full of Goods
THIS FALL,
and we mean to s--il them
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2sT W JJD.
Iioduced Rates for Lumber
Clear the Track for our
Spring Trade.
SEWING MACHINES
1 am now pren aed to f. i y kind of
SEWING MACHINES,
that reed rr k.: ::i :V- i lace. I Lae
j i-t it .1 ivt-J a
By virtue of an execution issued by H. V.. Klli
son. Iroba'e Judge, within and for t'jis boun
ty. Nebraska, and to me diiei Uit. I wit! on the
1st day of Noveinher. A. l. ls;.-. at pi dVI-K-li a.
m. of s.'.ld ilav. at the I'.onn-r Suih.es. in tiie
city of riattsrr.outh. in said Conn' v. -il at l'nb- i
lie Auction, the following described go;wi.s and ,
chattels to-wit : 1 welve ( 12) li innisli-d T;i.rner
Harvesters tinehidin' a lot of rubber l';itiiir.
castings, ana other lixte.res for said twelve i l'i
harvesters!, also on (I) part can of lubricating
oil. one i i ) part Ken of yellow ochre. lot
O bar and strap iron, one U i ue--k. live (,.') office
C lairs, one ( 1 1 oli.ee stool, one incioc-K, oiiciti : '
KMikiiw Rla. one il l i.r.ickct lamp, and one i; . :lI1,i ,..; nrr nr. n;v ivor!;. mid r.t price tint
box of patterns ; 'I he sain bcin' levied upon wm iu.; ; t ie poor una or .,ni;.ii
Mild taken as the property or the Sta'e ;r;tn,j- , io 1 "-
O'the order of 1 at i oils of Ilushai.dry.of Cie;...,. p ie, j. , , ,";.'. , . ,.
si :.te of e.r:sk-. ! f -rdati t lo saMsfv a 1 "n '" f ' P,T (Tccr!l-tloil all
oid-n ent of said Court, recovered 'V I li.nirs
Lienbv and Kdward B ittery, 1'laintitf.
J'lattsinouth, ei.t vn.-t. ltd h, A. 1). 1
M. b. i v I'l.VM.
3t)t2 SiKiiiT.
New
kin-is i f 'ii:e t:
my fchop.
Lathe.
ihi; :':' work can i e done at
ii J ;. W. Itiimrr.
NOW
13
vnTTT
i ui
chance:
Learal Notice.
Catherine Whet-laud, and Augustus YVhoe
Isiid, and ileo. V. Sroat. non-ivsineat defen
dunts will t.ike noiii-e that on tlie i-h day of
Septemoer. ls7-'. Oliver 1. Mason. I ia i.tilf. Hied
ins petit ion in I ne oii.ee oi u.- .lerK ot I lie I 'is- j
n ict t ourl. in and b.r t'ass com:! v. Nebraska. I
the object and prayer of said petition is K
reform a certain iiiort-':e deed jriven by Cath
erine and Atr'istus Wiieeland, to plaihti.T. on (
Tin Ml ii ifriv tit IIim-. lST.. mid r.-!iiei u-iiH iiiieiid- .
ed to co-iv'ev hK one (I ) in blocX fine (I in Uti'eV j
addition tol'lattsmoutti city. I'm county, Ne-
braskH. but which by ini-t:ii:e licscribed ?.-id i
lot one (1 ns lyin in b'oek seven (7) In s td ::d
ditiou. when il w in and should he b!eck fine f ii ,
in said addilio'l. and also that said hi one UM
in block one 1 1 in .sii'.es said ad'lltiou t-e le- j
creed to be sold to satisfy the puyiie'tit of two j
certain promissory notes, of eeti "date wiih said !
niortgaixe deed, and calling for jiiviiitiit of )
liumlreit dollars (io") nee. Bin, ITl. anil sevcu-ty-five
dollars (573 June t!i. 187i, wiiu iiiteiest
m the rate of 10 iK-rce'i. hit aii:ium uti.l :;ir
umvinii that a certain iiei tuaiie need made cx- !
edited and delivered bvsahi Catherine and A it- i l irVKTr1 -1 V
... .... u-i.....i....a .i.i . i .. - . . . . ... t .lJii.ni' .1.1
pill.l ,1 1IO ...Ilii, l.F.11,1 i.rn. ... i I ie 1.1 - I
creed t be null. void, and of no eilcct. and
that the cloud ea.st iihi:i the title to s ini I
real estate by reason of s ii l nioriirahC (iced to 1
Geo. W. hroat. reinainlni; unsatisfied el record !
be fore ver leinoved. and "said title 'er!an-d k i
be perfect iu all respects ; Mni J iicitinients .lie J
reijuired t answer said petit ion oa or In f -re j
thethd:iy of Nov.. it;;,. or a decree vviil be!
rendereil against ec!i one of them in iu-oordauve '
with tiie pr.ivcr of said iietitiori. ;
)L1 KU P. MA.SO.v. (
P.V ClI VTMAX &' SPHAliVF. '
-7tr. Iiis;itt"v.. ; Opi
Having bcn ewaHiort fi iuri:liao a large
stock
Uncommonly Lov,
They ri:i be sold la a!. hUALLY LOW.
NOW IS YOUR TIME
TO 23"CTv
.ssiii.Saera
li. A. WATEK3IAX & SOX
Will sell
Kmme l.tirejer. of all kinds at t'20 perm.
Firwt ;t3a!!iy or Fencing, MO.
Nee aiiJ ' 17. u
Vimt ISoardft, 0. "
Heron a 17.
IStilr -A" HI, Ingles. 83.30 per M.
Xo. 1 Khisislers. S'J.SO. "
Ot Iior trftdosof I.uniiirr equally Cheap
w ith Iooris, Pas!i Itlindw, Ar.
See other ad. on outside.
STREioIlT & MILLER,
Harness Manufacturers,
BRIDLES,
COLLARS.
and all kinds of hnrncsH stock, constantly on
hand,
F r u i 1 Con feet ion cry ,
AND
Grocery Store
CANDIKS,
Nl'TS,
TEAS.
COFFKES,
TOBACCOns,
FLOUK.
AC.
Bemember lhe place, oppo He E. G. Dovey 's
on Lower Main Street.
STREIGHT d- MILLER.
NE Y
LIVERY, FEED, AND SALE
STABLE!
I A V
i
T OLD STAND, BUT A NEW MAN.
The p-ivtnerV,ip or O. M. Streight and W. D.
.ioi.es, he'ng tliis day dissolved
IV.t
Dr.
W. D. JONES,
CEDAR C RE ETC AlJS.
J. IN H ELDER & SON,
UKAI.KHS IN
tutors, shntt, Ar .;:( i;i:n:s.
Of rety kltui.at tl. loacsl jr.ssiMe rates. Also
DrALCe.3 1.4 GiiAH.
For whie'.i fie l i -'lest 'A:I prices are paid,
lli ies uiid produce of a i kiud.- bought at
'.eajjji.uhie r;:ri-s.
I! II Ef.t'Clll HTATifiS - Cedar Creek.)
eyt r.iV-; CO.. XFitftASKA.
Y E EE fXG WATER ADS.
' willoiien a new Liverv. Feed, and Sale Stable,
I at tin- Old 11 1 ATT KAUN.ell Main Street,
! just e;sst ul .Io!i:i Shr-.nnoii's well known
J Stable. I'laltsmoulh. Neb.
norscs, Millie & 'arrls:e,
to h-t at all times, at leasonahle rates.
! iiuitsizs v.oA .; nr tit k day, week,
j I Hi MuSS II.
Particular attention paid to driving ami train
ing Horses. II;i iim all the ajipiiaiiecs I Miall
in Tike n p:r-:ieuiar feature of mv business tlie
rtrivini; and hanulins td TKOTTlNtJ STOCK.
; Iein well known ?i!l over the county, no
further chin tniiiie is necessary. J cordially in
vite i.' my friends to ci'il and si-e me, and they
will receive a hearty welcome. Kespcctfuily,
i
GREAT BARGAINS
f ERIC AX WATCHES. CTSJKS,
TOY . AXD FANCY CHI
NA WARE AT
OOST I
For the Next 1)0 Itoys,
AT
Schlater's Jewelry Store, t
Opi esjfe thcPla't Vs'iey Ifonsf.
Fleming & Race,
DEYGOODS,
GROCERIES,
HA TS.
CAPS,
ROOTS,
SHOES,
AND KOTIOXS.
Ai.: t 'a mer fs' Hu pp 1 1 e e iwal I y.
Our & coils are all New,
and we sell them CrTKAP.
TRY US ONCE, AND SEE T
Oy 1 WEE PI G WA TER. NEB.
W. D. JONES.
CM Z. L M 1
DICK STREIGHT'S
Feed and Sale Stables.
Coiner Cth nnd l'earl Sts.
JJOJlSt.S I-.dAUni.H I.Y THE
sj.kv, v on moxtii.
HOnSES BOUGHT,
SOLD OR TRADED,
For a Fair Commission.
TEAMS AT ALL HOURS.
l'articu!;;r attention paid, to
Driving and Training
TSOTTJXU .STOCK.
"V:!1 also have for service during the eoaMoii the
ei.kbr.vtk: noiisKs t
N01OIAN & TALARAN,
Kuow n as the
w i. joxks i;oi;skm.
V For 7aiTi"i;lars. see bills r iKters. .tvl
General filacksmlthlrg.
Itepalrea ou Miort;."tic
AlJsO t
And all other Iron work promptly Attend
ed to. cheaper tha.i thn cheapest, lor OhU
Hy the undersigned.
. ' . II. HOW LAND.
Shop northwest Cor if Vino A ttUtu ntiv
PLATTSVlOUril, .KI.
Wm. Gramberg's
LUMBER YARD,
pjf ATTfuovTif , 5bb., Op. Platte Valley IIoum.
On hand all kinds of
LUMBER, DOORS, BASH, itLINDS,
SHINGLES, LATHS.
ALSO
MouldingS,
BUILDING PAPER,
CEMENT, LIME,
Plaster Paris, etc.
AT LOWEST MARKED BATES.
13ni3
Call and Examine.
GEO. SHAFER'S
AN!)
BLACKSMITH S II 0 1',
FOB
IIORSE-S HOEING,
Mending and Repairing: !
ALL KISDS OF FA TIM IMPLEMENTS
Mended and Fixed.
TNew Wagons for S90,
rtnxsr!e nnd Light "Wngonm on hand,
and for nalr all the time.
crirMf o x cms ji .
Xew Waon made to ordor. Hates reasonable
and work guaranteed.
On Washliicton Ave.. I PLATTS MOUTH
nearitn tst.,
4oyl
'KB,
; y,ra y y.
U4 '
II ATT, THE BUTCIIEK,
OI.DKST AND BKST FSTABLInKD
Heal Market In the City.
Not ehanjrinR constantly, but the old Reliable
spot where you can km your nteaKS. Koaata.
Came, Fish and Fowl In Season.
South Side of Main St.,
PLATTSMOUTII, NEB.
toy l
r-n-ca en
JOHNSON ORGAN,
Manufactured by tlie
JOHNSON-LORGAN CO.,
AT PLATTSMOUTIT, NEB..
Drew the First Premium
At the Eighth Annual Fair of Cass
County, Neb., over all competitors.
The following Organs were in
Competition: 3 Mason A
Ilamlin, 1 Estel, and
1 Standard.
3"" These organs are all pat up in
elegant IJlack Walnut Cases, and
Each Instrument Warranted
For Ten Years!
and guaranteed to give perfect gatis-
factien.
THE TONE
Is the most jierfect that has ever been
produced on any reed instrument.
The satisfaction they are giv
ing, and the universal praise
they are receiving are
justly merited.
They are
First Class in Every Respect
Ivory Front m for Kfj Kbony HbarpM,
lira l'inw, 31orliee Clothed.
that there In no Fletlom
or Mqaeaklnir.
Actior"
feet .
done by ra
Tone and
touch is ix ,
that has ye
udiced in f.
If they see ;s
ably give tli
1 l
ck and Per-
est Piano.
d Voicing Is all
he superiority of
response to the
by every judge
i, whether prej-
$ organs or not.
n they invan-
heir favor.
for any i
First CI
and those wl.
and reliable or
Church will a
est by trying?:..
Address,
tiie joid;
WIIOLESALr.
Strings, Sheet lis
Musical Merchat 1,
MUSICAL IXS'I
and Repaired. Sa
teed. i
,T is as low as
rument
vx;ure a good
ir Parlor or
jr own inter-
x CO,
th, Xek.
Dealer in
I kinds of
:3 Tuned
! guaran-
50 1.
KB A D -
E.G.D0VEY'S
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC I
Having made up my mind scrotal years ao
RETIRE FROM BUSINESS
about the end of
THE YEAR 1S75,
and helnK "till of the nin "mind. I take thl
metiioa ol liiiorniliiK the puhllo teat I
am nclllnt; out my
ENTIRE STOCK OF GOODS b
AT C O 3T.
and Khali continue dolnp no through thl fear
or until the
la din nosed of.
..4
liming that time I Infid tnr
Sell Goods for Cash,
Lower than any other houoe ran do and sunlAln
themnelvea. iiy tock couhJnU of
GROCERIES,
DRY GOODS,
HATS A CAP.H
BOOTS & SHOES,
WALL PAPER,
CARPETS,
d-C d-C dC
The wholo stock Le 0oM m
Bottom Prices
until it is
ALL SOLD OUT.
My object In not to
but to
GET out of BUStNTESst
Give mo a call and see fur yourelf.
B,yl E. d. DOVEY.
Obstacles !lo Marriage-
llappy Itellef Tor Voting Men frTni the
efleet! of Krrom and Abiisen In early life. Mau
lxaid restored. Impediment to Marriage re
moved. New method of treatment. New aud
remarkable remedies. Hook and flrenUrs nrnt
free. In nenled envelopes. Adilrew HOWAKI
ASSOCIATION. 4VJ ,N, Ninth Hi.. r-ulUdelp,n,
1 a. an Institution hnvlnif hiRh rt ptitallou for
iiuuvniim t iMMllK l sua yiUI-V-100!U Ulll.
61 1
iumvi aua.1 ijji.ii f r vy
W. L. Tucker,
ha remoyed lo the bnlldlne npro1te Math
ew Hardware Htore, (On 4th Htreet. Bet. Mala
and Vine,) Where In addition tu taer woik,
he will giveflpecial atleittion to
REPAIRING FURNITURE,
liAKIXO PICTURE F11AMES.4C.
Also Agent for the COMMON SENSK IKOS-
t V ' T A 1. T 1 . i.iw . .
ai, a sxfi.t.B. ui nuiru a unrv m
Dumber on hand ;
and nee them.
call
Careful Work and Prompt AIU nit'
aive to Calls.
43-ly Vi M. L.TTJCK ER.
TflORROV BROS.'
BLACKSMITH
AND
Machine Shop.
At D. L. Morrow's old stand.
Seventh St, & Chicago Aye.-
We aie'prcpared to do a general business lo
HORSE-SHOEING,
And Repairing: all kind rtC !HaehlB'
crj. Mueb am Keaperw. Mwwera,
Tbrenhlna: JIaehlaeA,
1'lowii, f.
DUESSHTG
MILL PICKS,
AND ALL i
Iron &;steel Work a Special ty.
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To Order.
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infactum or Money Uefundnd.
MIKE SCHNELLBACHER,
BLACKSMITH
HORSE SHOEINC,
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WAflON KF.PAIBIXO.
All kinds of
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mended
Ntatly d- Promptly
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Horse, 3Iule& OxShocins,
In short, we'll shoe anything that ha
four feet, front a Zebra to a Giraffe.
Come and see us.
JSTETW" SHOP,
on Fifth St.. belween Main and Vine Street.
Just aero theeomer from the yr.w HKK I T
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