TEE HERALD,
LOCAL, HEAVa
Charley McEntee got home to vote.
A few City order tor rale.
Kt CihrtOBX
work al Slierwood & Stadel-
No news from Tilden yet, but Solo
man & Nathan Lave a lot of fresh dry
goods this week.
Country produces taken at the highest
market price, at Schnasso & Grara
berg's in exchange for good3. tf
Toter Merges has a large and well
assorted stock of gloves, collars, culls,
J- W. Chrisinger, Macomb, I1L, has
had some very good cider for said here
lately.
WANTED.
Somebody that
kad of wood.
owes ua to haul a
Mnaiactnria
Sladtlwann'g.
aad repairing at
EUrwood &
23tl
New good, new goods, all over town.
They're allgot'em. Now's your chance
to buy.
George Hansen, Mason, will do any
"wcrL: in brick, stone or plastering, in a
good, substantial manner, .nd at fair
prices. On Court House Ilili, on south
laixth Btrcct. Wm2
F. S. "White has on hand a ivr load
of fijje l.lic.bigan apples for sale cuoap.
SS-at
Utile Jason Streight came home a
week cr so ago, and he says the Her
ald never knew it. Well, wuat can
yon expect when the weather h3 been
so Haysey lately.
The rush at the New York Store is
simply immense. Square dealing U
appreciated.
FLKST PUEMIUM.
I received the first premium for the
best assortment of Boots and Shoes,
the best assortment of Boot and Shoe
leather, and Home Made Boots. I do
manufacturiig cheaply and promptly.
33-tf Teteu Merges.
There will bo reaching in German,
next Sunday, in t!;e German school
house, at half past tea in the morning,
by Itev.F.CSchwartz. Sabbath school
commences at half past nine.
A. new American and a new Wilson
SEWIJTO MACHINE
for sale at the Herald Office.
Judge Wtlfe desires us to
that meetings bo held in every
suggest
school-
house, and discuss the meatsufea to
ctint before the Legislature this win
ter with a view of making the delega
tion from Cass betteracquainted with
the viows of the people and better able
to carry out measures of local interest
to County and State.
Tho first meeting for this purpose
will bo held in Tipton Precinct, next
Saturday evening, Not. 18th.
A Rood Ilauo to fcvul for a team At Herald
A groat deal of money changed hands
on election here. The vice of betting
seems en the increase all oyer the coun
try. We shall soon be a nation of gam
blers if it keeps on at this rate.
A fcandsoma piano for gala choap, or to let
latalre at the !1krau) oKce.
Go to Julius Pepperberg for good ci
gars, plug and fine cut tobacco. Loril
lurd & Co's. 20 tf
Capt. Palmer has been experiment
ing ia lamps. Being an Insurance
man, we know of no better man to try
new lamps on. Well, accidents will
happen in the beat of families.
1,000 pounds of first class butter
wanted at highest market prices, at
tf Sciinasse & Gkaubekg's.
"Wanted, at this office, ou subscrip
tion, a load.of corn at highest market
price,
Ban Ilemple will open the bestest,
bigg?3t, buatingest, four horao eating
house soon that you ever saw, . All
kinds of things to eat sheep or deer
as yen likes it.
Fickler & Co. have opened a neat,
new Meat Market giving it the popu
lar name Centennial Meat Market
where they will furnish all kinds of
meat at the lowest Cash prices. 34-2U
FARMERS ATTBNTION!
Julius Pepperberg, Cigar Manufac
turer, cn Main St., Plattsmouth, Neb
Cigar Clippings of Spanish and Ameri
can Tobaceocs for smoking purposes.
For Sale. Best qualities of plug-smoking
tobacco always on hand. 20-tf.
Fencing, Joist and Scantling, $20.00,
at Waterman's. 29tf
J. Schlater is receiving almost daily
goods for the Holidays. Watches,
Clocks, Jewelry, Musieal Instruments
strings, and toys of every description.
Call and see me and I will do you
good. 34-lt
Medals and Diplomas have been so
numerously awarded at Philadelphia,
that they are of little value in deter
mining comparative excellence of ex
hibits. It is only in the Judges Re
ports, just published1 that this is deter
mined, and rank assigned competing
articles.
The Mason & Hamlin Cabinet Or
gans are not only awarded the Medal
and diploma, but are unequivocally
assigned by the judges "The First
Rank in the several requisites of such
instruments," which is equivalent to
pronouncing them best ia all the im
portant qualities of reed organs. So
thi3 company may add "Philadelphia
187G" to the record of its peaceful vic
tories in the great world's exhibitions
at Pans, ib07; Vienna, 1373; and San
tiago, 1875.
SEND IN YOUR JOB WORK.
Posters Kill-IIerals, Letter-Heads,
Envelopes, Pamphlets and Cards print
ed at tms oince. ah work expedi
tiously and neatly executed.
Ben Droste, of Cass Co. "was here to
see the Herald a few days ago.
Mrs. Dr. Livingston started for Chi
cago last Tuesday to visit relatives and
friends.
Capt. Taluier has returned home
again just in time to "wote," find the
Captain votes for Ilayes and Wheeler
every time.
Frank Stadter has returned from
England looking quite Centennialized
and . foreignized, but the same old
Frank at heart yet. We are all glad
to see him.
Mr. aud Mrs. Charlton, formerly of
Plattsmouth, met with a sad affliction
recently in the death of their baby, a
little girl six months old. They left
Omaha yesterday on their way
to Topeka, their future place of resi
dence. L. D. Lemon, of Butler Co., a former
resident of Cass, and a thrifty farmer
out there, called on the Herald, last
week. He came after young cotton
woods, but Miko McGuire and the boys
were out of cottonwood and he had to
return minus his load.
Frank Stadter brought back a num
ber of souvenirs of his travels in Eu
rope, some of which he very generous
presented to his f riends. Among them
Mrs. MacMurphy was the recipient of
a dainty little microscopic view of the
Tour S'. Jac'es, Paris.
FOIi SALE OS TRADE
j a ;no4 team, wagon and harness, to-
pother or separate. Will sell, or ex-
haage toe caitic or hos. lncmre of
rG. W. Flint at the residence of Saur'l
Richardson, Eight Mile Crove. S3-3t
ACCIDENT.
Will Shryock, one of the employees
of the Herald, was upset in a buggy
last week, and injured his head severe
ly. Mrs. Waybright wli was in the
buggy received serious hurts. Miss
Louisa Shryock escaped very fortunate
ly with scarce a scratch. Both persons
injured are doing as well as can be
hoped for.
TAKE NOTICE.
All persons knowing themselves in
debted to A. P. Martin will please call
and settle immediately. 33t2
There was one vote cast in this coun
ty for Sam Waugh, for State Treasurer.
Come home Sam.
"Forest Tar Soap" cleans the scalp
and promotes the groth of the hair.
DIPLOSAl
The best and finest French Calf
Boots that can be made in town for
Ss.00. I received the first Premium at
the Fair, and can make the best in the
market, I do repairing cheap and
neatlv.
23-tf Peter merges.
The Ladies Aid Society of St. Luke's
Episcopal church will hold their next
sociable at the house of Mrs. E. But
tery, and to give variety will make it
a Pound sociable. For the benefit of
the uninitiated wo copy the following
from an exchange:
This form of amusement is bound to
be caught up at once for the use of
church parties and ladies charities, it
is so cheap and so diverting at once.
It has the patronage of fashion this
winter, for it is a favorite form of
spending a sociable evening among
matrons and elderly business men who
are not above having some fun of an
evening. Each guest is expected to
bring with him or her a package of
something or anything to weigh exact
ly a pound, done up so that nobody can
tell what is in it. The fun is to hold
a parlor auction, with the glibbest
speaker as auctioneer, and the parcels
are sold to tha highest bidders unopen
ed. Fun, is it ? You never saw such fun
as when the packages are opened, and
the Wall street man who bid five dol
lars for a tissue paper parcel finds that
it contains a bologna sausage, bought
on the way up town by a fun loving
matron, or the stiff bachelor bids oft a
girl's powder and rouge box, or a gay
young married womon finds a pound
of smoking tobacco in hers. Ex.
CANCECS! CANCERS! CANCERS!
Cured in one hour. Terms No cure
no pay. For particulars address.
Dr. Wm. II. II. Kellogg.
Belmont, Cass Co., Neb. 31U
I do not propose to give it up even
5f Tilden is elected, but will continue
to do your blacksmithing in a satisfac
tory manner, and hope my friends will
remember they can always get their
work done as well and as cheap as it
can be done in the city.
33 13 R. Donnelly.
J. V. Weckbach will pay in cash or
goods the highest market price for any
amount of potatoes. 29tf
STOTES POLISHED AND CIIlilNEYS
CLEANED.
Charley Brown still continues in.the
old business of blacking stoves, clean
ing chimneys, &c, and gives good sat
isfaction wherever he goes. Terms,
fifty cents per stovo. and for chimneys
fifty cents per flue. 33-tf .
BRING IT IN.
Some wood, corn or potatoes will be
taken on subscription at this office.
WANTED.
A good, live, active Agent for Or
gans and Piano3. for Cass Co. We will
olTer better terms and inducements
than any other wholesale music dealer
in the U. S- Apply to Preecott &
Hill, Columbus, Nebraska.
Oswald Guthman ha3 received a
large stock of wooden, china, glass, tin,
and candy toys for the holidays, call
and examine his stock before purchas
ing. He is also prepared to furnish
square meals at all hours, for farmers
and others who may giye him a call
33t2
Our enterprising clothier, Billy
Stadelmann, has returned from the
east with an immense stock of Cloth
ing and Gents' Furnishing Goods,
which he will sell at lower prices than
ever were offered in this city. 28tf
Assortment of ladies'
at S. &. G's.
cloaks cheap
32tf
ANNUAL HUNT OF OUR SPOUTS.
The members of the Plattsmouth
Sportsmen's Association met on last
Friday, evening and. decided to hold
their annu.il hunt on Thursday, Nor.
16th. The annua supper will be held
Saturday evening, Nov. 18th. M. B.
Cutler and Geo. S. Smith were chosen
as Captains, and and they selected
their men a follows:
GAIT. SMITH'S SIDE. CAPT. CUTXEK'6 8IPE.
Geo. S. Smith. M. B. Cutler.
W. D. Jones: S. M. Chapman.
G. W. Holdrege. R. R. Livingston.
H. J. Streight. Wm. Agnew. .
M. W. Osborn. P. E. Ruffnor.
A. Cunningham. TJ. V. Mathews.
II. W. Sage. Geo. Leving3.
Wm. Neville. E. E. Cunningham.
Thos. Parker. Jno. O'Rourke.
Ben. Hempel. Alex. Schlegel.
Richard Vivian. W. E. Donelan.
Wm. L. Wells. E. W. Black.
W.X. Hobbs. Jason Streight
J. W. Shannon. W. B. Shryock.
Wm. Stadelmann. O. M. Streight.
Peter Peterson. W.ILSchildkcecht.
R. O. Fellows. F. M. Dorrington.
J. W. Barnc3. L. D. Bennett.
J. A. Connor. D. II. Wheeler.
We hope the boys "will have a good
time, and get plenty of game.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
I have new on hand the li-rgest and
best assortment of all hinds of foot
wear that ever came to town, which
will be sold at a Yery smaU profit to
compart with the hard timeu. 7. got
the
FIIWT PREIilUM
at the Fair for the bes assortment of
Boots and Shoes, and Boot and Shoe
leather; also for my cwn manufacture
of Boots. Call and try me before pur
chasing elsewhere. I will not be un
dersold. 29-tf . Peter Merges.
SCHOOL REPORT,
FOR THE MONTH ENDING NOV. 10.
tZ " T
:- iis.
g 3 2. Departments.
-I - 71.
:
SsSo 3 No. Enrolled.
g -3 ii g Average Attendance.
000 o Corp. Punishment.
0000000 No. Suspended.
0000 No. visits of Sch'l li'd.
003 No. visits of Co. Sup't.
poo 7T No. visits of Patrons.
-. ,
2 5 XT C
1 in C
i.x- a- Teachers.
2 '
Total punibfr tardy pupils Hi.
In the above report, blanks indicate
no report of that item furnished by
teachers.
Gertrude T. Johnson,
Principal.
There is every prospect to believe
that the grasshoppers will not do much
damage in the spring, and Leonard still
takes the best pictures . in the West.
Go to him now and have your photo
graphs taken for a Christmas gift for
your frionds. 33-tf
SAUNDERS'COCNTY.
Barker got 1048 votes to Ballou 801.
Reese received 1095 votes for Dist.
Attorney.
The Republican Representatives
received: Jury, 1041; Mengel, 949;
Rnnyon 951 ; while the highest chap on
the other side (Lehmkulj only got 4SG
Garberhad 192, Gardner 335 and
England 496. Welch 1073, Warren 364
Holmau 4G3. Strickland and Cobb got
1100 apiece, and Conner 1105; the
Greeubackers and Democrats only 345
and 467.
Tho Republican ticket was elected
over both others. Hurrah for Saun
ders. Church nowe is elected in Nemaha.
Our first information was incorrect on
this matter.
We give the table of official votes in
this county this week. This is a big
job and an expensive one. Please file
your papers and keep this for reference.
How 3Iany Apples.
How many apples Adam and Eve
ate.
"Some say Eve 8 and Adam 2 ; total
10. Kow we figure the thing differ
ently. Eve 8 and Adam 8 also total
1G." Boston Journal.
"We think the above figures entirely
wrong. Eve 81st and Adam 8-2 total,
163." Glouchester Advertiser.
"Wrong ngain. What could be clear
er than if Eye 8-1 aud Adam 8-1-2,
the total was 893." Lawrence Amer
ican.
"But if Eva 8-1 -1st and Adam 8-1-2,
would not tha whole bo 1,623?" Bos
ton Journal.
Still another calculation is as follows.
"If Eve 8-1-4 Adam, Adam 8-1-2-4-2
oblige Eve; total, 82,056. We think,
however, this not to be a sufficient
quantity, for though we admit that
Eve 8-1-4 Adam. Adam, if he 80-8-1-2-4-3
keep Eve company ; total, 8,0S2,056"
New York Mail.
A correspondent writing to the
Philadelpsia Bulletin adds this: "You
all make a big fuss trying to do a very
simple sum. Don't you see that Eve
8-1-4-2 show Adam how, and if Adam
80-0-2-8-1-4-2 keep Eve company?"
This is evidently correct, for there
wasn't any more apples in the cellar,
or Prof. Huxley would have mentineu
it the other night in Isew ork
FOR SALE.
Also a new Wilson Sewinj? Machine. Trice ?5.
inquire at the Uekald cilice. 46-tf
Fine boots made to order, at Sherwood A
eiaaeimanu e. 23tl
Indies' calf shoes made to order, for $3.r, at
ne centennial uoot ana snoe store. 23tf
A few more of those calebrated P
land China pigs for sale by Clark and
Hyers, six miles southwest of Weep
ing Water, Cass Co. Neb. 32-2m
Imported beaver for overcoats aad
cioaxs, in stock, cheap at S. & G s.
t ned Meatz, at Jones' Livery and
Feed stable, will furnish good rigs to
the public. For the benefit of the far
mers, I would say we have the be
barn m town, and I will take the best
of care of their teams at reasonable
-l
rates. 23tf
FALL IN DRESS GOODS.
Cashmeres, delaines and oilier dress
geods at greatly reduced rates at
Schnasse & Gramberg's. tf
It may take several days to decide
the Presidential contest, and, possibly,
it may not be decided until Congress
meets, but it has long been decided
that Leonard takes the best photo
graphs in the West. Persona wanting
pictures taken for Christmas presents
will do well to call on him now during
the unusually fine weather and not put
it off till the last moment! . 33 tf
A few pairs Full Elood Berk
shire Pig3 for sale. Enquire at this
office. 83-tf.
DR. J. L. McCREA
the old Reliable Dental Surgeon is al
ways on hand ready for business. All
work warranted.
The Doctor has a large quantity of
Splendid Honey for sale cheap. Office
corner of Main and Fifth streets, up
stairs. 33-3t
Inhaling the hot vapois of Solution
of "Forest Tar" for Bronchitis and
Consumption, allays tho cough, aids ex
pectoration, restores tne appetite and
promotes sleep.
ESTRA Y NOTICE.
Taken up by tile Bubseriher. at bis residence
seven miles northwest of Plaitsiij'.mth.one dark
bay mar, supposed to be ten years old. blind of
one eye, lame m the lett liiud lt, no ot!ir
marks pe rceptible, the owner can redet m the
same b proving property and p-yiii ohs'j-gcs
and fees of same according to law.
33t5 JoSiii-H SI. Ceaio.
MURDER WILL OUT.
A few years! igo "August Flower" was
disoveiwJ toT'oe a certain cure for Dys
pepsia and I ver complaint, a tew tl in
Dispeptics made known to their I'rieut's
how easilT and quickly they had been
cured by its use. The great merits of
Greens August Flower became
icralded through country by one suffer
er to another, until without advertis
ing, its sale has become immense. Drug
gists in EVERY TOWN in the United
States arejselling it. No person suffer
ing with Sour Stomach. Sick Headache,
Costiveness, Palpitation of the Heart,
ndigestion, low spirits, ect, can take
three doses w-ithout relief. Go to your
Druggists Chapman & Glas. and get
a bottle for 75 cents and try it' Sam-
He bottles 10 cents.
The Centaur Liniments haTecre.
ated a revolution in remedies for Rheumatism,
Strains, Swellfgs. Pains, Burnc, Scalds, Stings,
&c. The W lilt liniment Is for the human fam
ily, and the Yellow Liniment is for horses. They
are certain, handy and cheap.
Castoria is certain to operate, it
does not nauseate or gripe like Caftor Oil, but
is jfleasant to take, digests the food, regulates
the bowels, cures wind colic, expels worms, and
auses natural sleep, it 's enuaiiv adapted to
adults and infants. It contains neither Mineral,
Morphine nor Alcohol. Children Teething may
have health, aud mothers find rest, if they use
Cabtori:k li5-13t.
THE MARKETS.
HOME markets.
KVI'OilTED B F. B. VH1TE.
Wheat, new.
Corn,
1S07.20
15-'.20
4.W
..2 ECh'J 00
60
),ts
Barley,
llotrs
Cattle
Buckwheat,.
LATEST NEW YORK MARKETS
Nkw York. Nov. 15
Money ... TtPA
Gold,..., $1 OJi
LATEST CHICAGO MARKETS.
CnicAuo, Nov. rs.
Flour 5 E?.o 75
Wheat 1 10V4
Corn, 43'4
Oats,.: ZlVt
Rye CI
Iliii by..... 78
Hoc: 5 RT
Cattle 2 6i3 50
LEGAL NOTICES.
Sheriffs Sale.
Pv virtue of an order of sale issued out of the
District Court, within and for Csish county. Ne
braska, and to m directed. I will on the 27th
dav of November, A. 1) 17G. at 10 o'clock a. m.
ofsaiddav. at the South Door of the Court
House in the Citv of Plattsmouth. in Cass coun
ty, Nebraska, sell at public auction the real es
tate uescriiH-u in !-mu uiucr, iu-wii : num
ber three hundred and eighty-seven (:87), in the
town of Greenwood, Cass county Nebraska,,
with apiurtenanoes. To satisfy a decree in said
Court, ia an action wherein David M. Steele and
Samuel it. Johnson are piatntius, and jonn i.
Wilburn, L. Auna Vfilbum. his wife, and Rob
ert K. Fanner, are defendants.
Plattsmouth, Oct. 23d. 187C.
31t5 M. 11. Cutlhb, Sheriff.
Legal Notice.
To Frank T. Holmes, Manna A. riolmes, and
Michael fe.. Uovc, non-resident defendants.
You are hereby notified that E. A. Wizu-en-
horn, on the 7th day of August. A. I. 1S76, filed'
his petition in the District Court, within and for
ttie County of Cas and State of Nebraska,
against the paid r rank 1. Holmes, Hannah A.
Holmes and Micnaei v.. iov?, defendants, feet-
tine forth that the said Frank T. Holmes and
liannnn a. Holmes gave a mortgage to ine said
K. A. Wii'jrenhorn, on the south half of the
north east quarter, ef section number twenty
six (2G) of township number eleven (11) north of
range nuiuuer nine (i' east oi tne sixtn princi
pal meridian, in said County of Cas, to secure
the. payment of three hundred dollars, accord
ing t a certain promtsory note, referred to in
said mortgage, and that since the giving of said
iriiirttr-jfru 11. nlllAP tlafnnlmt XTiI,.kal IT
Hove, claims some interest in said land, under
tne said iranu. 1. Holmes and Hannau A.
Holmes, and praying that the said Frank T.
Holmes may pay said sum now claimed to be
due. with interest thereon from the 29th dav of
August, A. I). 1874. at the rate of twelve per
cent per annum, or that said premises may be
sold to pav tne same, and tiie said Frank T.
Holmes. Hannah A. Holmes, aud Michael E.
Hove, are nutiiicd that thev are remured to an
perir and answer said petition, on or before tne
4tli day ot December. A. D. 1870.
uated uc-t. jj, lx.e.
K. A. Wigokmhors, by .
Slti T. B.Wiion. his Att'y.
WINDHAM'S
BBAL ESTATE
AXD
COLLECTION AGEXCY.
igflhixin&M Letter Answered Promptly.
It. B. WIXDIIAHf ,
2ly Plartsinonth. Neb.
I take pleasure in announcing to the public, io-.
lug ousmess m ine riaie oi rseora.sjva, ana
especially in Cass County, that I have
established in connection with my
Legal Practice, a
COLLECTOR,
AND
REAL ESTATE AGENCY
FOR SALE
A farm of 120 acres, partly cultivated, can be
bought on 4 years' time. No payment required
down. Apply to- K. B.Wixoham.Q
FOR SALE
A valuable city residence, with valuable lm
provement3, and on reasonable terms. Apply to
47tf K. B. Windham.
FOR TRADE.
I will trade a desirable residence in Kock
Bluffs for a span of good horses. Apply to
47tl It. B. WlVBHAM.
Just
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ffiSSft fPSf ft PETER MERGES, j-1 jjfel L rl
Mw
Ar'.4 always k Rep on hand
FOOT-GEAR FOR
BUTTON AND SIDE-LACE, FOR CHILDREN, MISSES AND LA
DIES, SEWED FRENCH CALF-SKIN HOOTS, and in fact
one of the most complete assortment in the country for the
LOWEST OlH PIOEiS I
passicle.
" -
Com and bo noDVinced.
331 y
SPECIAL NOTICES.
nTJCT s PT happy reltrp to Young
ujvuiauijiiu Men irom tne enccts oi e.!
rrors
and abuses in early life. Man
hood restored. Impediments
to Marriage removed. New
TO
HT A TXT A Pf meinou oi ireaiment bow
IuAlVttl.ii.Uij- au(i remarkable remedies.
Books and circulars sent free in sealed envel
opes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, 419
N. Ninth St., Philadelphia, Pa. An Institution
having a hili reputation for honorable conduct
and professional skill. ltsly
TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS.
Notice is hereby civen that I will examine all
nersons who mav offer themselves as candi
dates for teachers of the common schools of
this county, at my oflice in the twn of Weeping
Water, on the last Friday ami Saturday of each
and every month, conimeueiug at 10 o'clock
. m.
Dated till fcth dav of January, A. D. 1876.
G. B. C1UPPEN.
43tf Co. Sup't of Pub. Snsti uctinn.
Also at t no Court House, in Plattsmouth. on
the first Friday and Saturday of each month.
Kup't,
DRESSMAKING.
Mrs. r. Elst er and JIs Nellie Short hATe gene
into the dressmaking business, and would be
pleased to have those in want of work In their
line to call and see them at the residence of Mrs.
Elster, one door west of tho Saunders
House. Satisfaction guaranteed and ca arses
nmderate. 7-tf
Both men and beasts are liable to
accident ; a prompt remedy used at the
right time ofteu saves weeks and
months of pam. Dr. (Jreens Crimean
Linament and Liver and Ague Fills
should always be kept in the house.
5Uyl
A GOOD BARGAIN.
Must he Sold; 50 Lots in Plattsmouth
for $500. tn R. B. WINDHAM.
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all warranted of Snperiol
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crades of Ink mada
by oe.
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LJLJ J LJLJ MANUFACTURERS,
(Formerlyof London, England).
184 & 186 ITIONROK ST., CItICAGS
Alia jtf isarciay street, new korK
Fleming & Race,
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GROCERIES,
HATS.
CAPS,
BOOTS,
SHOES,
AND NOTIONS.
And Farmers' Supplies Generally.
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BEST FARMINU LARDS
IN NEBRASKA,
FOR SALE BY
IX KEJJKASItA. v
Great Advantages to Buyers
IN 1876.
Ten Years Credit at 6 per cent Interest,
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Six Years Credit at Gper cent Interest,
and lOper cent Discount.
Other Liberal Discounts Par Cash,
itebnteM on Fa"es and KrelcUts,
aud VremiuiiiM lor Improve
nienti. The Iftwa and Xefira.alca Farmer, containins
full particiiliirs, will be mailed free to any part
of the world on application to
LAND COMMISSIONER, K. M. K. It.
loyl Jjkcolx, Nebraska
ReceivedCar Load
I received the rremlum for tLe largest and beat assortment Of
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AND TIIE BEST AND FINEST OF
th- best of all grades of
YOUNG and OLD.
My motto is:-
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No trouble to show Goods.
P. MERGES.
LENIIOFF & ENQHLERT,
3Iorning Dew Saloon !
One door east of the Saunders House. We
keep the best of
Beer, Wines, Liquors & Cigars.
33m9 Constantly on Hand.
I keep constantly on hand
Best's Milwaukee Beer.
which can be had at no other
PLACE IN THE CITY.
Also tho best of
WIXES, LIQUORS, AND CIGAR3.
S3m3 Ed. ItoseubauM.
C. L. MUETZE,
CUSTOM BOOT d- SHOE MAEFR!
I make fine sewed
French Calf Eoots.
Fine French Calf Pegged Boots $3.00.
llepairing done neatly, and with dispatch.
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TOYS! TOYS!
have on hand, and coming a fine assortment
of
Toys and Presents,
For the Holidays 1
Also a large stock ot
WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER A PLAT
ED WARE, VIOLIN STRINGS. tC.
Which I will sell cheap. Call and examine m j
iock Deiore purcnasing.
J. SCHLATER.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
OH KAXCV CAROM. 11 styles with name
LO loets post paid, J. It. lIusted.Nassau, liens.
Co., N. V. 33t4
fj f We will start vou in a business
IIU you can make Sno a week without
PT n PJ CVC!l,1,il easy and respectable for
iiwiLri i ennor.vx.
Agents Supply Co.,
2U liowcry. New York.
APCfMTC If you want the. best selling
HU L. IS 1 iZj article in the worl.l mni si sol-
Id gold patent lever watch, free of cost, write at
ouce in j. iJitiLic & tu.. 767 Jiroadway Y. 4t
A ftPVlfrC! InvestlKHte the merits of the Illu-.-ilUJjrilU
trated Wcekl v. before ileterminiinr
upon your work for this fall and winter. The
combination for this season surpasses anything
t wi i-. . t , . t . .. , .... . , 'r-.. w. c
i i(it'iuiuaLii.iii)'(ru. iriun ntrni lice ill-
plication. Address CIIAS. CLUCAS CO., II
Warren St.. N. Y.
Since rupture Is dancerous and the Elastic
and oilier trusses injure those who use u.?m,
An classes are tnrowing tneni away and using
Ir. Sherman's Kupture Suniiort and Curative
Compound, which gives relief in all cases and
restores tne parts to natural vigor. i)r. Sher
man's books with valuable Information xiid
likeness of "bad eases before and after cure sent
lor io ceuts. omce l Ann St., ew York. Save
this.
AGENTS WANTED FOR THE STORY OF
Written by his father. A complete account of
this most mysterious abduction and exciting
search. With fae-simile letters and illustra
tions. Outsells all other books. One agent
took 50 orders in one day. Terms liberal. Ad
dress, John E. Potter & Co., Publishers, Phll-
aueipiiin.
IN PRESS-OUTFITS READY THE
CENTENNIAL EXPOSITION.
DESCRIBED AND ILLUSTRATED.
A graphic pen picture of its history, grand
buildings, wonderful exhibits, curiosities, great
days, etc. Profusely illustrated, thoroughly
popular and very cheap. Must sell immensely,
5,1 mo agents wanted. Send for full particulars.
This will be the chance of too years to coin
money laet. set tne only reliable history. N.
u. iiioinpson iX KyO., l uus. so'j jn aa t., St.
louis, Mo.
nANipTnVTBe not deceived by premature
UiiUllUll books, assuming to be "official"
and telling what will happen in August and
September.
CABINET ORGANS
Have been unanimously assigned the
"First BBaialk
!," SEVERAL REQUISITES"
OF SUCH INSTRUMENTS AT THE
U. 8. CENTENNIAL 1876.
and are the only organs assigned this rank.
Their superiority is thus declared, not in one or
two respects only, but in all the important qual
ities of an organ. A medal and diploma nave
also been awarded them, .ut medals of equal
value were awarded all articles deemed
worthy of recognition, so that many makers
can advertise "first medals" or "highest
awards."
Comparative rank lu exeUenee. has been de
termined by tne Judges' Reports alone, in
which the Mason Hamlin Organs are unani
mously assigned "the first rank in the several
requisites" of each instruments,, and are the
only ones assigned this rank. See Judges' Re
ports. This result was not unexpected, for
these organs have uniformly taken highest
awards in such competions, there being less
man six exceptions in nunureus oi compari
sons. Thev were awarded first medals, and
highest honors at Paris is;7. Vienna 1H13, San
tiago ls75, Philadelphia 1876 ; having thus been
awarded hichest honors at every world's exhi
bition at which they have competed, and being
the only American organs vthich ever obtained
anv award in Europe.
New styles, with improvements exhibited at
the Centennial-; elegant new cases in great va
rioty. Prices very lowest consistent with best
material and workmanship. Organs sold for
cash or installments, or rented until rent pays.
Kvery organ warranted to give entire satisfac
tion to every reasonable purchaser or the
money returned. Illustrated catalogues sent
free.
Mason & Hamlin Organ Co. 154 Tremont St.,
Posron ; 2o Union Squaw, New Y-ork ; 82 Alam
Street, Ciiicasso. SC-U
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