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THE HERALD
Our County JPair.
We print tselow the Premium List of tlie
County Fair" this year. It Is a carefully pre
pared lint and offers many new features. The
Board of Managers earnestly desire a full at
tendance from fill parts of the county. Hitherto
bnt few precincts In the eastern portion of the
County have made any display at our County
Fair. In order to obviate this and induce other
precincts to co-operate, the Board has offered
distinct and separate premiums to theae pre
cincts, all of which is, and has been, set forth
from time to time in this newspaper. Several
special premiums are also offered outside of the
regular list, and more may b added beforo fair
time It is higly important to the welfare of
the county and the State that a careful display
ef our products be made this fall. With the
western counties somewhat injured by grass
hoppers, it is our duty (should we be spared) to
how the world what can be done and has been
raised in our part of the State. Let us all turn
ut this fall and make the largest County Fair
we have ever held.
display of rami machinery xnj lihpleratfhia by
one exhibitor V, ..
LOT 2 MI8CET.LANFCTTT9.
it farm gte
portable fence
churn i
warning machine
clothes dryer
.school tlexk.
cheese press
cider mill amd press
e:ute mill
j apon tor
pump, or water raiser, well r cistern .
hedge trimmer, te-xwer
portiihle u mill
portaM? gnst mili
portable engine, set up for use
cattle scale
a-sHortniLnt of scales
brick machine
potato dijtirer
leelilv, without bee
ODe-huif dozen brooms
.Dtp.
UP. ALL
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C CASS Tf .
TLOWS, WAGONS, FURNITURE, Ac.
SujyerlntendentJ. L. THOMAS.
LOT 1. PLOWS.
.Dip
PREMIUM LIST OF THE TENTH ANNUAL
FAIR OE THE CASS COUNT? AGRICULTU
RAL SOCIETY, TO BE HELD AT PLATTS-
3I0LT1I, NED., OCT. 3, 4,5 6, 1876.
OFFICERS:
President ISAAC WILES, Plattsmouth.
V. President 3. C. RILMORE, Plattsmouth.
Secretary R. II. WINDHAM. Plattsmouth.
Treasurer TIIOS. WILES, Plattsmouth.
CLASS I.
HORSES AND MULES.
Superinttndeni J OS. W. JOHXSOJT.
LOT 1. THOROUGHBREDS.
Rest stallion.
Best mare...
LOT 2. KOAPSTEK3.
21. UA.
$16 00 $ 8 00
. 15 00 8 00
Kest stallion
Hest mare
Best pair of mares or horses, owned by
person
Best single horse, mare or geliiins
Best stallion, 2 years, and under 3
Best in axe. "
$ 8 oo
8 00
one
8 oo
6 oo
5 oo
5 00
4 00
4 00
4 00
3 00
3 00
LOT 3. FAMILY CARRIAGE TEAM.
Best family earriaKe team matched $ 8 00
" gelding son
" it.are 6 (XI
buggy matched team 8 00
Tne same animal or animals may be shown both double
Hd single. Thistlass Is intended espeially for family
norses. aim lonn, style, docility, size, and a good match
ic me retui-iM"s. uoi sj'eeu. -pi
MiiuHi as a matcn.
Best two-horse plow
one norse plow
' double shovel Mow
1 plow for old ground
' breaking plow
?:ang plow
ron beim ulow for old eTounds
1 stirring plow made iu State 5 00
out ot state Dip
LOT 2 WAGONS. BUGGIES, &c.
Best two-horse wagon Dip
ne-nore watcoa
wagon or carriage brake "
two-horse carriage "
one-horse carriage
family carriage : '
top bupgy '
open bugjry "
trotting wagon or sulky "
two-horse sleigh
one-horse sleigh "
double wagon, of Nebraska manufacture Dip St $7 00
spring wagon,
open buggy, " '
covered buggr "
wagon, made outside of State Dip.
spring wagon.
open wagon. "
covered wagon. " ,
LOT3-TOOLS, FURNITURE AND STOVES.
Best display! tools and cutlery $5 00
assortment caoinet furniture 7 00
set of chairs... Dip.
saddle and bridle "
set farm harness Dip. & $7 00
set carriage harness Dip. ft 7 00
assortment tin and copper ware
coal stove for cooking
wood stove for cooking
combined wood and coal cooking stove
parlor stove for heating
LOT 4.
Best assortment of leather
collection of potters' ware
pr. gents' dress boots
" ladies' walking shoes
lot of 50 brick
specimen of carpenter work
cooperage . . . r
specimen of blacksmith's work
set of horse shoes
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CLASS VII.
FLOWERe.
fuiM-rlrdcndcnt- MRS. XOAB CLEMMOA'S.
Bot Collection of cultivated flowers $2 00
Beet collection of grecn-houe plant JUid flow
ers, tn pots, 6u Vi1eitc 0 00
" snd most taslefuily arr'gd pair of boqnets 100
" collection ol phloxes "
" roses "
" da;;li.is "
" veivcnas "
gl:idolU "
" innias '
" " asters "
" nursery stock "
1 00
2 0
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CLAM XII
FARM PRODUCTS.
Superintendent J. VALLERV,
Best 5 squashes
3 pumpkins ......
" fail wheat, half bushel
spring wheat, half bushel
" barley
" oats
rye
Sr.
. 1 00
4
2 00
4
1 00
white beans, one peck
timothy grass seed, one peck.
..Dip.
... Dip.
!!.$3 oo
... 2 00
... 2 00
.. 2 00
... 2 00
. . . 2 00
.. 2 00
4 00
2 60
2 SO
4 00
DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES.
Superintendent -E. G. DOVEY.
speed.
wsite sexes will be ad-
oo
5 oo
4 oo
8 00
5 00
f, no
8 no
8 00
ihe committee will be especially careful not to award a
premium 10 any animal mat might be considered unsafe
ivr lamny use.
Family horses must be shown in a four wheel buggy.
LOT 4. -HORSES FOR GENERAL UTILITY.
Best gelding 3 years old and over $
Best gelding, 2 years and under 3
Best grilling, l year and under 2
Best stallion. 3 years old and over..
mare 3 years old and over
" colt (mare or horse), 1 year old and un
der 2
brood mare with colt
- pair of draft horses
LOT 5. TROTTING & PACING.
Fastest trotting horse or mare, best 2 in 3. 1
mile $40 00
Fastest trotting span of horses, owned by one
person.tw-st 2 In 3, 1 mile 20 00
Fastest pacing horse or mare, best 2 in 3, 1
mile is nn
No premium awarded where time is not made in 3',i inin
utes.
All the races to be mile heats, best three In five : trotting
to be governed by the rules of the National Trotting Asso
ciation ; except tlist in all cases four entries will be re
quired to fill, and two to start, and second money goes to
society Instead of first horse, in case a horse is distanced
or ruled out.
Ten pe reent. will be required as entrance fee
LOT 6. SWEEPSTAKES.
Best stallion of any a?e or breed 815 00
" mare of any age or breed 15 on
colt (mare or horse), under 1 year 5 oo
LOT 7 DONKEYS & MULES.
Best Jack, over 2 years old
' Jennet over 2 years old
mule colt, under one vear old . . .
pair of mules of any age
2 50
2 50
2 00
4 Otl
3 00
2 60
4 00
3 00
$20 00
10 00
8 00
$3 00 2 00
3 00 2 00
3 00 2 00
1 00 50
1 00 to
i oo r
to 25
50 25
to 25
to 25
50 25
1 00 5
1 oo to
1 00 50
1 00 50
2 no 1 on
2 00 1 HI
2 no 1 oo
5 no
2 to
2 50
5 00
2 oo
1 00
1 no
2 00
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CLASS II.
CATTLE.
SuperintottdentJ. S. VPTOX.
LOT 1 SHORT HORNS.
Best buU. 2 years old and over sis 00 S 8 00
mm, l year old and under 2 io oo boo
bull calf c on 4 on
cow over.3 years old J5 no s oo
heifer, 2 years old 15 00 8 oo
" heifer, 1 vear old goo 400
heifer calf 4 to 2 00
LOT 2.-DEVON'S.
Best bull, 2 years old and over. 510 00 $ 5 00
bull, 1 year old and uuder 2 3 00 3 00
" bull calf 300 300
" row, over 3 years old 1000 500
" heifer 2 years old 10 on 500
heifer. 1 year old 500 2 50
" heller calf 200 loo
LOT 3 GRADE.
Best cow. over 3 years old $ 5 00 92 50
" heifer, 2 year old 600 2 50
" heifer, 1 year old 250 200
heifer calf 200 100
LOT 4 SWEEPSTAKES.
Best bull, anv age or breed Dip. & 10 00
cow. any age or breed
herd of cattle, any age or breed, com
posed of not less than 5 head 19 00
" herd of grade cattle, not less than five
. ''Pad jo 00
t All animals contending for a premium in Lota 1 and 2,
C'las II. must show a reliable pedigree, as recorded in the
American Herd Book.)
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C l ASS III.
LOT 1.
Best 10 raids carpeting, home-made
quill
coverlet
pair cotton hose, home manufacture
3 ns stocking yarn, home manufacture...
pair woolen stockings
pair woolen socks
pair woolen mittens
pair wooleu gloves
rag heartb-rug
bed -spread
pair pants, made by lady
vest, made by lady
shirt, made by lady
bonnet, made by lady
assortment boots ana shoes
displny of clothing
display gents' furnishing goods
Best specimen of work done by sewing machine,
aone on tne grounas acts
specimen silk embroidery "
fiem-h needle w ork "
ottoman cover "
table cover, needle work "
specimen of worsted work "
fancy work with needle for chair '
worked cushion and back "
lamp mat "
ornamental shell work
ornamental leather work "
specimen wax flowers '
artificial flowers, "
collection of furs "
hein-stiteh work by hand "
tatting edging. 1 yard "
tatting Inserting, 1 yard "
collection of hair work "
crochet edging. 1 yard "
crochet inserting "
transfer work "
seed work
feather flowers
burr and cone work "
variety crochet work
variety worsted crochet embroidery
worsted work In frame
(Articles of the above class of domestic manufacture.
mast be made by the exhibitor or In his or her family.
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clover grass seed, one peck
yellow corn, one nusiiel
white corn, one bushel
b.ets. one-half dozen
cabb;ige, six head
specimen bushel Irish potatoes ,
assortment of potatoes, not less than 5 varieties.
specimen uusnei sweet potatoes
specimen bushel 01 onions
six beads of celery
assortment of beans
six carrots 1
half bushel turnips 1
six parsnips, 1
peck of tomatoes '
three watermelons '
three niuskmelons '
throe cauliflowers '
stalks of rhubarb '
trio of chickens 1
2 00
50
4
2 00
50
00
XIII.
EQUESTRIANSIIIP.
Superintendent Mm. D. H. WHEELER.
Ou the second day of the Fair a premium will
be given for the
uest laoy equestrienne over 14 years of a
On the third day of the rair a premium w
ne given ior me
Best M
iff
2d. teA.
.10 00 $5 00
isses equestrienne, under 14 years old.
CLASS XIV,
8 00 4 00
SHEEP.
Superintendent J. F, IMJUD.
Bst buck, of ;iriy ai
ewe, of any age.
.$ 5 00
5 00
S 2 00
2 no
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CL ASS IV.
HOGS.
XuptrlnteiuicniJ. M. PATTEKSOJV.
LoT 1.
BLACK Berkshire. Essex. Poland. McGee. Moore and
thoroughbred crosses of these breeds.
Best boar, 1 year old and over $10 00 55 00
V.est Ixiar, under 1 vcarold 5 no 2 so
Best sow, 1 vear old and over lo 00 5 00
Kest sow, uiider 1 year old 5 00 2 50
Iiest sow, with litter of suckling pigs, not less
than 5 in number, lo show breeding qual
ities of sow 8 00
LOT 2.
WHITE Chester White. Suffolks. Lancastershire, and
cross breed, with thoroughbred crosses of these
breeds.
Best boar. 1 year old and over $10 00 5 00
Bett boar, under 1 vear old 500 2 to
Best sow. 1 year old and over. 10 ti 5 no
Best sow, under 1 year old (, 00 250
Best sow. wit h litter of suckling pigs, not less
than 5 in number, to show breeding qual
ities of sow 8 00
LOT 3. SWEEPSTAKES.
Best bonr, Dip. & $ 8 00
Bestsow Dip. b S 00
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CLASS V.
FAltMIXft IMPLEMENTS.
SttKrintcn,ient TAMES WOOD.
LOT 1. FARM MACHINERY.
Best Reaper and Mower Din
" harrow ....'.."...".."."
corn planter
horse hay rake . . . . . . ' . "
" fauning mill . . '
" cum cultivator "
" riding two-horse cultivator ...
walking two-horse cultivator
" wnding and alklng cultivator "
" two-horse roller
" seed sower, drill or broadcast "
" two-horse corn planter "
" hav and straw cutter
" corn shelter, !)rxe nower "
" corn sheller. hand iower "
" hay press "
" hav starker "
" hay fork tn use
rtropier
" grain harvester "
engine o.r farm use, made iu State $10 00
- Wader.-.. "
" . thresher and separator
"..-horse power to ran machinery "
" wind-power pump Tor farm e.. "
corn cutter, horse-power , '
5a!k curr "
CL.ASS 111.
PAINTING, DRAWING. AND MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS.
Superintendent 3frs. O. S. SMITH.
LOT 1-PAINTING. DRAWING, &C.
Best ornamental and sign painting $2 00
pnoTograpn, plain .... j 00
photograph, vignette "
ptutgr-iph, colored
photograph on jKircelain "
ambrotypes 1 00
display of photographer's work . . . k 5 00
monochromatic painting .. 2 00
oil or water painting 3 00
landscape painting
wagon and Duggy painting '
drawing and sketching 2 00
display of chromos "
specimen of penmanship, by pupil under 15
LOT 2 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. &c
Best piano forte $5 iip.
caitinet oigan, corasKa manuiacture.. 10 on
inelodeon 5 00 " "
display of musical instruments " " "
organ of any kind 5 00
sewing machine, for heavy work Dip.
" family use -
knitting machine "
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CLASS IX.
HOME MADE ARTICLES.
Suiterinfendent MRS. J. C. OILMORE.
LOTl-DAIRY. PANTRY AND KITCHEN.
Best specimen of flonr, not less than nnltis $2 00
10ms. 01 sugar, from Chinese linphee "
gallon sorghum syrup 1 00
" gnllo'i ioine-mnde vinegar fin
" o iiouiids butter 2 00
Second best 5 pounds butter 1 00
Best 5 iHiunds hard soap 5n
" 5 ounds honey 1 00
" half gallon soft soap 50
1 Conietitors for premiums on sugar must give mode and
rule for manufacture.)
LOT 2 CANNED FRUITS.
Fresh fruits put up for winter use in glass Jars, not less
than two quarts of each kind.
Best jar raspberries $1 00
" s!rawlerries "
" " cherries "
" grapes "
" " gooseberries "
" " blackberries "
" " currants : "
" bottle of grape wine Nebraska manufacture "
" " currant wine, " ' "
Greatest variety of canned fruit s 00
LOT 3 PANTRY AND KITCHEN.
Best loaf of wheat bread $1 00
" loaf of com bread "
" loaf frrahara bread "
light ciite "
" jellv cake
fruftcake
" pound cake "
tireatest variety of pickles 2 00
Bt grae pii'kle 1 00
sour pickles uf any kind "
" sweet pickles of any kind "
Greatest variety of preserves, 3 00
Best plum preserves 1 00
" grape treerves "
" strawberry preserves "
" apple preserves -r.
' melon preserves "
" peach preserves
pear preserves..
quince preserves "
" tomato preserves "
Greatest variety of Jellies 3 00
Best plum Jelly 1 mi
apple Jelly "
" grain? jelly
cuiT.vnt Jelly "
" rhubarb jellr
gooselei ry jcUy
" raspberry jam
" currant Jam
plum butter "
" piwalilf
tomato catsup
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CLASS X.
GREEN FRUITS.
Superintend, ill CTfrpiain A. WRIGHT.
largest collection of apples correctly named. . . 7 00
Best collection uf appia copreclly 3iatiM.d '
Bet seedling ipl -2 m
-aMurMneaioi peaches : sow
" csoTtmcnt of pears
- . uttfinui di plum 3 on
3BKt-nMlJr of g-apw
8 00
(2 00
1 00
1 cc
DISCRETIONARY AND MISCELLANEOUS
Any and all articles, not otherwise provided for. mav be
entered iu this claas and oreiutums will be awarded ac
cording to merit.
SPECIAL PREMIUMS.
BRASS BANDS.
A premium of Forty Dollars (Mo) is offered t the Brass
Band that renders the best music on the Fair ground on
the last two days of th Fair.
FOOT RACING.
A premium of Five Dollars ($5) is offered to the man w ho
will make the best time in running one eighth of a mile.
Trial tc take place on the race course at the Fair grounds.
Parties entering for this race will be required to pav the
sum of Twenty-five cents at the office of the Secretary.
COUNTY FAIR NOTICES.
best live coits snuu i iiit in.... , ..
mium to be made up by the parties ex
hiKting placing in the hand of the
li.iiuls of the Secretary, 35.00, the suc
cessful competitors taking. the whole
uuiount. 2ltl
To the preciuet that maked the finest
exhibition a premium of 830.00; to the
second Lest, ?'?o.v). Exhibition to con
sist of Agricultural products and stock,
There must be' at least five precincts
competing, and live exhibitors from
each precinct; the precincts are Elm
wood, Greenwood, Salt Creek, South
Bend, Weeping Water, Center, Tipton,
Stove Creek, Louisville, and Avoca;
the vice-presidents of the various pre
cincts to be the superintendents there
of, and the premium to be paid to the
superintedent of the precinct to which
it may be awarded; committee on
award to be selected on the grounds.
Sl-tf
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Faure, the famous tenor, is a very
handsome man, with a naturally ma
jestic bearing and air of dignity.
Richard . Connolly, ex-Comptroler
of New York and Tweed's first friend,
lives in luxurious style in Vevey,
Switzerland. Peter 13. Sweeney is in
Paris, and Tweed's son is also on the
continent. The rinar has been pretty
well broken, and its members are scat
tered throughout the world. The Boss
will be back shortly. He alor.e lias suf
fered any punishment worthy of
note. Chicago Daily News.
Smith American Organ.
The Oldest Company! The Kent Orjan. Xenrly 7S.OOO In 1'ne. Kmloined
by the Bent Jlualelant and Fully AVnrrnnted. lont Fall to Try a Mutlth
Amertraa Oricsa If yon Bay.
PRESCOTT & HILL,
General Jlgcnts,
COLUMBUS, NED.
(DcBmteflnnnfifmfl
BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
When rare John Phccnix whipped
the editor he described the conflict
thus: "l tangled my hair in his fincrerr.
aDd insert eu my nose in his mouth;
tnen 1 rell back on the haud-jress
and pulled him down on top of me. He
sat there until I took off the impres
sion of the first page on the back of my
snirt, nis teetn all the time iiibbliu;
M rrx m ...
my nose. mis is very 1 tinny, out is
it any more so than the boasts of the
Democrats that the fight in Maine has
resulted satisfactorily? Ex.
ACRE OF CORX.
Competitors for the prizes below will be required to give
the date of planting, with a written !tatenieiit of their
mode of culture, characteristics of the soil win ther clay.
aUuvial, sandy or loam nature of the subsoil, whether un
derdrafned or not : also, the kind and quality of fertilizers
used, with the weight of the crop when gathered. Which
must be witnessed and sworn to before a justice of the
peace, notary. r any other one competent to adminicter
the oath.
1-t premium, $10 ; 2d, ; 3d, ?3 ; 4th, ?2.
The Crete Post says the following
good and true words for Senator Pad
dock : "Not one of the senators who be
gan actual work at the beginning of hst
winter, has gained for himself a better
reputation than has Mr. Paddock. He
went in to the nation's highest legisla
tive body pledged to no faction, inter- I
est, and has steered clear of old polit
ical hajks who are so generous with
their advice and opinions. Hiselection
was clean-handed and honorable; his
official career has been brilliant aud sat-
isfactorv to the whole State.
P.0YS' EOUKSTKIAXSmi.
Contextatit to be 12 pears old aud under. First premium
ft ; second, $2.
BOYS' FOOT RACE.
Competitors to be under T. years old. Distance
eighth of a mile. First premium. 1 ; second, S3.
OLD MAN'S WALKING RACE.
Contestants to be not less than lxty years old.
half mile. Premium, Sti.
Distance
CROQUET.
The fMine to be played by equal number of gentlemen
and ladien. First premium, S. second. 32.
Umpire to be selected by the contestants.
SPECIAL PREMIUM BY D. II. WHEELER.
For bet flat footed walking horse, mare, or fielding !K5 :
I'd best. $1.
SPECIAL PREMIUM BY II. L. SKIRVIN.
For the best colt sired by my hore iu 1875, SS.
VICE'S FIJJUAL PREMIUM.
Mr. .Tames Yick.of Rochester", N. Y, offers forthe fluent
exhibition of cut flower, ouc of his floral chrumo. 'Ihe
offer is made to amateurs only.
SD YEAR OF CARRVTH S SPECIAL PREMIUMS.
I hereby offer for Ihe best loaf of wheat bread, made of
Cass Count v wLeat. by a yo;:nir lady not exceeding lGyear
of Aize, one fine L'old rlnir valued at .
For the lest 51b roll of butter made by a young lady not
exceeding 16 years of age. one set of Jewclrv, valued at 8.
The commute to be appointed by myself 011 the Fair
ground Tlie goods cu be seen at any time by calling at
my Jewelry Store, on Main St., Plattsmouth. Nebraska.
F. Cakkcth.
On Sunday, Sept. 10th, says the West
Point Rt-pnblt'tM. the " 1 ilden Reform
ers" of West Point had a political
meeting near the city. As thev march
ed out of town they carried in front a
limen tv JieiKiric.vS uanuer ami in me
rear a Union flag tcith the Union down,
as if to insult and disgrace the "dar
old flag" in regular rebel style. Did
we twelve years ago imagine that we
would ever have such treasonable dem
onstrations in Nebraska? Hut such is
Democracy, and verily the war for our
flag and country still continues. Auu
this disgracful affair was on the Sa
bath day, too. Ntb. Advertiser.
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st assort nient :
We have the hinreM and li
mil ill .sell eastern work lower than
A well-known Harney street man re
cently engaged "Witch-hazel" H;tm
mond to bore him a well on his place,
south of the citv. on condition that
Hammond should supply a certain
number of gallons of water, and be
sides get paid for all water over that
amount. Hammond struct a big vein,
which spouted up into the well.f urnish
ish 13,000 gallous, and lie kept on bor
ing just the same, being determined to
obtain par for the surplus. Jle was
told to stop as there was plenty of wa
ter already, but he wouldn't do it. tiil
the owner got out an injunction.
Hammond now threatened to dig an
other well not far from this one, and
by his magic process draw of all the
water" from the first one. The bojs
tow call the owner of the well "Man-
afraid-of-his-well." Bee.
nnr oilier
More in tow n. e also have the I;irget iiKtnulM'-tory, where we make the finest of custom
work, and repair with neatness and dispatch. We make flue sewed boots fur ill. alv fne
pegged boots for ?S. ami made by l: IBKKT SHERWOOD, who got Dii-jom a to this town from
State fair, for fine liress boots. Sow is your time lor cheap custom made boots. Good til and
satisfaction guaranteed. See list of prices :
Fine dress sewed boots $ll.fxi ! Ladies' Serge Gaiters .ft't
pegged " S.i'O I Men's Serge Congress Gaiters l.'.
Fine Slippers, only ."Vi I " Huekle Plow Shoes 1.1:
Ladies' Serge Congress Gaiters in) All Calf Boots, only 4.110
Everything else equally cheap. Call and see us. You must be plensed :it tho "Cent nnial
Shoe Store." SHERWOOD & KTADELMANN.
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FRANK CARRUTIf, JEWELER,
AGENT, PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA.
dencral mexicrn Office,
"211 Ioti?rlas Street, Omalia, . l.
J. If. MAULER.
Manager.
F O IT T I R T
Machine Shops!
I'LATTSMOL'TH. NKli.,
Rejmirer of Sttn.i Engines, ll'tih rs,
Saw aud Grist MiUs,
Al) STI'AK I ITT1X.S.
Wroimlit Iron I'lpe. Force and I. its l'ip-'s. strain
Oauaes. Safety-Valve On. 1 imrs. .-.nil :U
K'L'ls t f Ilr iss Kugii.e filiin;:-.
repaired on slmrt not ivr.
FARM M A C H I N E M Tr
Repaired on Sliort No; ice. iVjl
WILLIAM HEROLD
Keeps one of tho
Largest Stocks
OF
GROCERIES,
IN TOWN
MIKE SCHNELLBACHER,
BLSICKSJIITH j
HORSE SU')EI'G,
AND !
VAGOX RKP AIRING.
All kinds of
ARM IMPLEMENTS
mended
Neatly t- Promptly ,
:0:
Horse, 31 ulc& Ox Shoeing,
In short, well shoe anything that has
four feet, from a Zebra to a Giraffe.
Come and see us.
JNJbLi W SHOP,
tn Fifth St.. between Main and Vine Streets.
jut au-oss the corner fr-jrn the vtw HERALD
AGENTS
Style 3.
l!ryi
There is Money in it!
Exempt from Extortion, and Sot PeristaMo. "
Special Inducements to tho Trade.
WANTED
ETerjwLer for th
WEED
SEWING
THEY AKE THE
Slmplert, Lightest Eouiiif , t Kia aoi ISott
aUbl Sris XacMsm U iU vatlX
(Cot this oat ud maemker it.)
Weed Utzi Kwih! Co,,
203 4 205 WLm2i Ato, CUugt, JSt
O. F. JOHNSON,
DEALER IN
Drugsi
WALXt PAPER
Medicines
-AND
Excelsior Barber Shop.
J. O. BOONE,
Main Street, opposite Saunders 7ors.
HAIR-CUTTING,
.Mia tin? and Mm mpooiiiR.
ESPECIAL AITENTION fllVEX TO
Cuffing CltildrenVvarift I-illrs'
Hair.
All Paper
Trimmed
Charge.
Free of
CALL ANI SEK JJOONK, (', KKTS,
Anl pi-l a Ikvmic in a
CXjTCJLJST RTT A A7"rn,
lill-ly
Luteal
I'llkiiCiitiOii:
THE PARKER GUM.
b f eri-ie-l llii.uciit
Kr:.-:!IMl;K't Til'! ' . ' -COR.
riFfif d MAIN .fil.EE't.
PLATISMomi. NEB
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SEN0 STAMP FOR CIRCULAR
PARKER BRCfe
WEST MERIDEN,CT.
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