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THE HERALD.
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COMMUNICATION.
As otirpa9 Is limited, all eowmunlcat'ona
n.' t be fciiei and to the point, with no waste
( vivda.
n rair?Wrt, cents a tine. Reslar advertls
( ' 10 eeats per line. No advertisement Lnsert-
1 . Any person who take the paper regularly
Ircmtn poet-oHoe. whether directed to his
:n. iis. or whether he Is a sabseriBer or not is
? 'nirfb!e for the pay. :
Xf uijr penon otiw hi psper discontin
ue i. he mutt pay all arrearages, or the publish
er may eontiuu. to send it until payment Is
itrnie. and collect ttia whole amount, whether
tti'! ;!cr ia taken from the office or not.
J. l'lte eouru liave ilvcnled that refusing to
IT" tiawnapen and periodicals from the post
'?.-. or reaiuvtiMt and leaving them nuealle4
U prima facie evidence of ixtkmitiojiai.
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E. & M. R. R. Time Table.
V irricLed Sunday, January SOth, 1876.
rOK OMAIIA FlToMrLATTSMOlJTII.
L4'avee 5 :4i . ra. - Arrives 8jna.ii. '
" 2:20 p. i. 3:15 p. in.
FTtOM OMAHA FOR FLaTTSMOUTTI.
Loaves :V a. ra Arrives 10 :H a. ra.
" KIO p. . - :06 p. re.
" jOO p. m. I : p. iu.
FOR TTIE WEST. ,
Lea Plaltsntouth 9 : a. nt. Arrive Lin
coln, 13 15 p. n. ; Arrives Kearney, 8 M p. au
Pt.- Lot is KiPBfn leaves Plattsmeuth,'
lOii.n. Arrives, Lir-eoln, 6 :4o p. m.
Freight Iea7e7 ;(0 a. ra. Ar. Lincoln 1 5 p.m.
" 11 :..' " " S :50 a. in.
FCOM Tnt WEST.
Leave Kearney. :W a. w. Leaves Lincoln,
2:-ttp. m. Arrives Plattsmouth, S :15 p. ra.
St. Louis Eiprwii Leaves Lincoln, 7 do a.
it. Arrives Plattsmouth. 10 xii a. m. ., .
Freight leaves Lincoln 11 :ic a. nt. Arrives
"lattsmsaiUi, 4 :12 p. m. t
leaves Lincoln 7M p. n. Arrives Flatts-.-:()Uth,
11 do p. m. -..
GOING EAST.
?"ifi f. f, :00 a. ra.
i-x uj5rr. (train each day) S -.50 p. m. -
KRtVAL AND DEPARTURE OF FLATTS-
v MJL'TH MAILS.
KAKTKRX, NOBTHEK BOVTHKBX
8 :30 a. m. I IPrt at
B :30
a mo
Arrive at
a. m.
p. in,
.
P. S3.
a. ra.
p. m.
p. m.
M.
OMAHA VIA B. A M.
Arrive at 10 JO a. ra. Depart at - S :l
WKSTKRX VIA B. M.
Arrive at - 1 :1 p. m. Depart at - 9 K
WIirlXR WATKR.
rrive at ve :00 m. f)eart at - 3 :O0
hock Lvrr itxiojv mills.
Arrlv at 12 :00 ra. Depart at - 1 :00
J. W. MARSHALL, F.
LOCAL, NEWS
A ltr city orders for sale.
Utet client work at 8Derwood Stadl
a . . 23U-
l'ter Iffircea has a large and well
-i-;3rte4 itock of glores, collars, cuffs,
ti.: JL.
Imported beaver for overcoats and
u 4 ks, in stoclt, cheap at S. & G'b.
a. fexr pairs Full Blood Berk
s' nr. s Pias for salo Enquire at this
-cc- 33-tf.
' ' s!i paid for Pork hj
iJTtt. E. (i. Do vet & Son.
j .npliah Breakfast Tea just received
) r J. V. V. 7t2
rt; bet of flue French Cal. hoots made at
"i : snoe store, licpairiug ;lonenic; and
Assort ment of ladies rloaka cheap
-1 S. A. G. 32tf
I'rames :td Albums always on hand
Frank Carruth's Photograph and
-rrelry jate on Llain St.
If .van prescribe remedies yourself,
.-r; that tuey are effective aud will do
iiarui, For-st Tar" prepaiations
of this character, for the Throat
. 1 1 Laugi. 37t5
A Pair of Bob Sleds
far sale cheap or to trade for wood.
:ail on James Pettee or at the Herald
Thes champion debt cellector In town
ist now is Henry Boas.
There will be preachinz in German
.text Sunday, in the German School
louss, at half past ten in the forenoon,
y Rev. F.C. Schwartz. Sabbath School
i:nmencej at half past nine.
Iiost, on Sunday last, a two-bladed
s-erman-silver handled knife, with the
r.-tma -EDNA" scratched on the eide.
T ia finder will be gratefully remem
: -red and liberally rewarded by retur
: iig the same to TX.O.F Herald
'. 'ice. , ,'.1 I ;
We have just learnel why Frank
f 'tadter . went to Eurepe. It was te
-arn the "Serbs" Yankee Doodle. He
translated it as follows:
VecgUiatnwitcn Dhoedalovltsk! camerowsk te
tovwnepki tingelensk onowltch ponolodxk ; "
.nckorelskeno fhcatheroinonk Inter his hato
wlleh .;;nsk colladarovask maoharonltoveuskL
i'hey tumbled to it at once, and it is
jw the National air, but three Scotch
men and a Swede broke both jaws and
kst all their front teeth trying to sing
THE BULL DDZE COCKTAIL, .
Hike McGiure has tire above. It Js
;;.le as follows: Pour a teaspoonful
of clear water into a tumbler; instant
;r intimidate it with all the whisky
-e glass will bold. The returning
aels then make the count and
- r -' tptly throw the water all out.
: y the Eight O'clock Breakfast Cof
fee at J. V.W. 7t2
splendid lot of Holiday Goods com
i ratF.S. White's.
t acrwood & 8t.d.maon keep the best,' sell
: u-.- cheapnt, ami have the beat variety of hoots
:...; shoe in town. We sell for cash, and there-.-
can't be undersold. Sherwood & Stadel-
:. . in.
A new American and a new Tf ilson
6EWINO MACQfNE
?t sale at the Herald Office.
Country produce taken at.the highest
1-.arket prices, at Schnasse & Gram
L erg's in exchange for goods. tf
WANTED.
A cood, live, active Agnt for Or
gans and Pianos, for Cass Co. We will
offer better terras and inducements
ti tn any other wholesale music dealer
in the u. S- Apply to rrescott &
Hill, Columbus, Nebraska.
Our old reliable Blacksmiths, Mike
Schnellbacher and Billy Hassler, with
their hands, are turning off work to
order. Our farmers and livery men
show their appreciation of their work
by patronizing them. They- are fur
nishi' :.x Buggies, Wagons, and all sorts
of bhwkamith work with promptness
and to the satisfaction of their numer
ous, old and. new." customers. First
class horse shoeing done at all times.
TfEATHEE EETOET CCSBZCTlOxJ
la Dr. Child's weather report, last
week, thera la a misprint. Thermean
temperature for the year Is given as
20 degree warmer than the average
of 11 years, &c." It should be 2 in
stead of 20. - " i -
"Forest Tar Salve" cures Pile when
all other remedies have failed. ;
The conundrum of the day ' is, bow
can the excellent articles of Pat. Wood
Box Blacking nd Pat. Wood Box Store
Polish Paste, advertised in another
column, be Bold asjow as the tia boxes
of like quantity." ; U. ' - -
lira. Savage brings u . the bough of
a cherry tree that has borne fruit twice
and blcssomed the third'tlrae this year
It was In blossom when frost cam.
We bow to this-freak of prolific bear
ing, and bare our head to this bough,
wbile'lhe blossoms of life fall gently
about us.
M annfaetnrtnt
StadslBaauu's.
and rspalrinf at Sherwood
Fencing, Joist and Scantling, $20.00,
at Waterman's. 29U,,.
If you want a No. 1 cu. of English
Breakfast Tea, go to J. V. Weckbach's
and get a pound on trial, r 1 -: 37 12
t i . j. t 1 a. j
The bent and Onest boots are made at Merces
Shoe Store. He received the premium at- lb
Fair.
. -: , : BRING IT IN.'
-, Some wood, corn or potatoes will be
taken on subscription at this offioe.'
A few more of those celebrated Po
land Claa pics fox sale by . Clark, and
Hyers.six. mUe onth,west of Weep
ing Water. Cass Co. Neb. 32-2m
. Our enterprising clothier, Billy
Stadelnuuin. has 'retuntied .: from the
east with an immense stock" f Cloth
ing and Gents' Furnishing Goods,
which he will sell at lower prices than
ever wsre offered in this city. 28tf
CUUISTMAS GOODS! .
Just received, a large stock ef Gnts
smoking - articles, consisting of Mer
schaum Pipes, with cases; Cigar Hold
ers and Cigar Cases ; every article war
ranted to be genuine. Call at Julius
Peppeuberg's Cigar Store. 38tf
Th Masons of Plattsmouth and vi
cinity enjoyed a rich treat on Saturday
evening in hearing a lecture by- broth--er
Brotsollo, from Egypt. It was Said
to be the best lecture on' Masonic sub
jects ever delivered here. , "
Geo. Mayfield, who has been under
the weather some lately is now getting
all O. K. again. What has been sup
posed to be pleurisy was only an old
broken rib getting on its ear again.
Dr. Geo. Black has pastered him to
gether again, and in a few weeks
George expects to be as new."
BAPTIST CHCEC1I. " J . ;
Rev. J. A. Hudson will preach at the
Baptist Church, Plattsmouth, next
Sabbath morning, December 17th 1876,
at 11 o'clock. . , .-. . ,
YANKEE SEED C0SN ,- ?
for sale, by Geo. W. Adams, four miles
east oj Weeping Water; at 50 cts. pr
Bushel. Dec. 12,1876. 38-5t.
Mr. Dan'l Wheeler, Jr., has been act
ing Express Agent during Capt. Ben
nett's absence, and a very good fist he
makes of it too.
FISE! FIRE!
On Monday evening just as most
white folks were sitting down to sup
per the cry of fire rang out on the
streets and.Mr. C. Parmele's premises
were found to be on fire. It was caus
ed by the explosion of a lamp, "and a
number of books and other property
were destroyed before the fire could be
extinguished. The loss was estimated
at$lC0, and promptly paid by Capt.
Palmer, the agent. It might have been
worse.' .
- - .. i
- II. nerold, manufacturer and dealer
in furs, gloves, mitts, eta, furnishing
goods and 'groceries. I have opened
my stock in ray new store, corner 6th
and 'Main streets. I have also a fine
stock of Holiday goods, toys, &c. Call
and see me. - i . J I ' i ii a 38t2
Advantages in having your portraits
painted by our artist, Frank Stadter.
'1st. He is here in person and can
learn directly from you your views and
wishes.
2d. He is here accountable for his
work, and rsady to make it satisfacto
ry.' -.- - ;
3d. He can do your work or any work
in his line, better than you can get it
done in this section of country.
Give him a trial and he will prove
it to your satisfrction.
FALL IN DRESS GOODS.
Cashmeres, delaines and other dress
geods at greatly reduced rates at
Schnasse & Gramberg's. tf
Eight O'clock Breakfast Coffee just
received by J. V. Weckbach. 87t3
Notwithstanding the number of
blacksmiths in the city, R. Donnelly
and his efficient corps of white and
blacksmiths are crowding every nerve.
The amount of work they turn o$ is
almost wonderful and shows well for
the energy and untiring industry 'of
the proprietor, who is, we are happy
to acknowledge, one of our best citi
zens. Wagons and Buggies made and
repaired on the most reasonable terms.
'Look at our
CHRISTMAS SHOW
, , :'" . ' ' of
SLIPPERS!
Prices from $1.25 to $4.00, includ
ing some very fine hand-worked. It
will pay to take a look at n a, before
purchasing ypu'r presents for Christ
mas.
W. B. LORING & CO.'S,
Cor. 14th fc,Fftrnham Sts
, Opp. Grand Cent'l Hotel, .
; :38t2 : -: Onjaha, JVebL
hherwood & Stadelmann wish to Inform the
Ladies of riattsmonth and vicinity that we have
conmenced inanufacturinK Laiies fine hoes in
all styles. Such as have ntvr lxn mul hm.
before. We wish it thoroughly understood that
we do not send eat for the tons, but manufac
ture the pers ourselves, at the Centennial
Mboe Store, ia ait the latest (MliianL-TannMi
vuvwu, omc mhx, r iuu b iAre.
HOSE MANUFACTURE.
I Wonld be pleaded to Inform the public la
ear
vicinity that
; I have a workman now that is
ca
pable of making the litest, most tasty, and du
rable Ladies blioes and Cntlenansr Boots i n
me touniy, wnicn itrevents roe iom sendmr
east for the tops as In former days. I received
ine Drennum at I be Fair for fen fine work and
nea design. I warrant flts and sauxfaetion.
? PEES0NAL.
A. C Troup, of the Bee ofHce, called
on Tuesday.
Rice Eaton, of the Kearney Press
called to see us as we g to press. .
We are sorry to, learn that Miss
Green, who is visiting at Dr. Schild-,
kaecht'a, has been very sick with'Dip
theria, and hope she may soon recover;
To CHAttLiE.of the Letter BoxThe
Hebald weuld like to come down to
Rock Bluffs Christmas Eve and. will
ask old Santa about it. r
Miss Lori- Shryock left on - Saturday,
last, for the new school bouse five
miles soath of Greenwood, where she
"will endeavor to transfer a part of the.
knowledge she possesses to the young-;
er minds ef that naighborhood. We
wish you success.
Mrs. Jno. Sierth started on Monday
last for California, to remain with her
father. Rev. Mr. Jennings, daring her
husband's absence in the Black Hills.
Jos. McKinnon and family started
for Ohio yesterday, to spend tbe win
ter. James Magee has just prepared
himself to take Joe's place this winter,
we see by a notice elsewhere in., the
Herald. -. -, . - . r
Mr. Jnou Te wksbury of Wee Jing
Water region. Miller and gentleman
called on the Herald yesterday and
left us smiling all ever pur phiz. Mi;
HARRIED.
MAGEE MORRIS Ai the . residence of Mr.
Samuel B. Hall. Elmwood precinct, cass coun
ty. Neb., Tuesday eve Dec. 12th, by Rev. Tib
betts.Mr. J. E. Maokk and Miss C. E. Mob-
y -U w-
. FARMERS ATTENTION!
Julius Pepperberg, Cigar Manufac
turer, 'oh Main St.; Plattsmouth, Neb.
Cigar Clippings of Spanish and Ameri
can Tobaccoes for smoking purposes.
Pot Sale. Best qualities of plug-smoking
tobacco always on haud. 20-tf.
The Centennial 8hoe Store is the place for the
flneet custom work lu Cass county. Sherwood
A Stadelmann.
J. 'Weckbach, will pay in casb "or
goods the hrghest market price for any
amount of -potatoes.',' ' ' , - .- 29tf
. -r- ...
1J000 "pounds of 'first class butter
wanted at highest market prices,at ,7
tf v ' SCHNASSE & GR AMBERO 8 " .
; j RE A1J bargains: , r j,
i boucht a la'rsre job lot of
r. ; vOOTS
BEXOW WHOLESALE.PR1CE5.-
;"':ljQWJ.TOLTliTIME,V
. Iff ore they tire aU goke. '
CALLiAND.SA MONEY. ,u
, - ax vPETER MKRGES it ii
Pfbf; Usinger' report ,sij, coiratj
punishments and six visits of parents
this term. Wonder if they were the
parents of thesjxeKildren eorporalized.
The prevailing sore throat troubles
did not skip the family of the Rev. Mr.
Burgess, and Miss Lulu had. quite a se
vere time of it. She is better now.
,LI . , i s S Jt w
t ''' SCHOOL- It EP0RT, '-
FOR TnK MOXTH ENDING- DEC. 8.
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Department. "i
3
$j. Earollsd. '
Xveraca Attendaneej
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4 :
Corp. FwpishsneaUj j
2s' o. Suspended.
Xo. visits of Sch'l B'd.
No. visits of Co. Sup't.
o o u .
No. via) ts of 1'atroos.
Tsachers.
.IT
"
We commend tot the public favor
Messrs. Plummer and Pollock,." who,"
with unflinching nerves', watched;.the
shooting of the "young ideas" through
the greater part -of .two half days;"also
our wasting- Co. Superintendent, who
after half a day's Inspection," premises
to return.: ,; ; - V :':' ir-
I GkrtrtjdeTT Johnson,
' . Principal.
OIL AND CRAYON PORTRAITS,
ALL SIZES, ' AFTER PHOTO
graphs, done ik first. class
style;;by franktstadter.
SAMPLES CAN : BE SEEN , K' F.
CARRUTIPS ART GALLERY.'
Ju.t rccelved.'a lirjr- stock of 'wool lined and
rubber iroods. Very cheap fur cash.- 8herwood
a SUdelraann, Csatenniai Store.
For fine Winter
F.S. WhitsC1
Wheat Flour go to
k ' -
'. . say ' a y
SOMETHING .CSEFUlVfOR CBJSTilASl,.
In these hard timca- you should
choose something of usd for a
'. '-CHRISTMAS PRESENT."' ; " ; " :
When - ready-to purchase, bear in
mind oiir large and elegant .! 1
; assortment of j-
LADIE8GENTSV' CHILDREN
; FINE SHOES & SLIPPERS, '
u;' marked at v - -
-"VERY LOW PRICES
T
; Give ns a call v;
W. B. LORING & C0S
, fCor. 14th & Farnham Sts.,-. .
Opjx Grand Cent'l. Hotel, ;
38t2 v."-..-. Omaha, Neb.
Manufacturing and repairing in all its branoh
es.dono with neatnes. cheapness, and dispatch
and by first class workmen. Sherwood atad
elinaun.Ceutenuiai bboe Store. , , ,
Many thousands of dollars have been'
spent" in distributingJrfe,.o charge.
Sample Bottles of Boschee'sGerman
Surtli to all parts of this country,-ty
those snffering trprn. Coughs, Asthma
nemorages, uensuropiion, ana .otner
Throat' arid Lrtriff: Diseases that the
afflicted might satisfy themselves, that
this remedy would save from those fatal
diseases. r No person has ever used this
medic'me .without igettini? Immediate
relief, yet there arer a great many poor,
suff ering,keptical "persons going about
our streets withla: suspicious cough,
and thavoicd:. of consumption "coming
from their lungsj that will not try it.
If you die, it is your own f aultras vou
can go to" your Druggists, Chapman &
"1 W A ' - - Al . WW . a
uia?, an get a campie xtouie tor 10
cents and try it;5 three . doses will re
lieve any case Itegular ' size , only - 75
cents. . ". . . ; . . . "-
The best, and finest . French Calf
Boots that can be made in , town for
$8.00. I received the first Premium at
the Fair, and can make the best in the
market,--! do repairing cheap and
neatly Peter merges.
For some time back the Herald
has been in great trouble. Ladies
would rush in and out and whisper and
talk and all we could catch was the
muttered "sound of "soma, long .foreign,"
werd which sounded like Aunty Pen
dleton. We thought it was some "poor
old woman they were making Christ
mas presents for, but again we would
catch a breeze which seemed to say an
tependeum, anti-pendletum, anta pen
diem um and it got woVs;e andworse.
At nights all we could hear was "ante
aati anta ante pendle pendel--tum
mum 'tua niAnat PerJe'erium.
Who Is" Aunty f PeriSeemura thought
we, and rush over to Frank ' Skinner's
to X)rry" h:i Dftet Jnferno. By tle
aid ofcJVS. rAJ aektjxicop
frwm Bro. Burgess Library, we made
out what the women were at.
Its an Ante, Pendulum for4 preach
ers deslcs? When 1 ftV woundup : it
swings back and forthf andt when, the
sermon gets about long enough one
end flops up and covers the rest of the
MSi, and-.tne preachr Jtakes the hit
Put us down'Tor adoliaron that Ante
Pendulum thing. T.
Joseph Schlater has on hand and is
receiving weekly additions-to bis stock
of toys for the Holidays, ui'addition to
his splendid stock of Jewelry, Waieh
es, Clocks, etc. i - - J . ' : .
- '' -
LYONS patent heel stiiteaers, to prevent
boots frpra runnlnir over, to be (tot at Sherwood
& SUdeluiaun;sjCeui,e6niJ Shoe Store. ,
. . ! BBsBpw-i m - 1 1 nt,
- For extra nico Buckwheat'- go to F.
S. White's. . :-VY 1-
GOOD IVEWS
FQF'EreryMcllyt
T am daily receiving
TOYS HOLIDAY GOODS,
Stationery, fine Bex Papateries. Al
bums, - Ladies P.ortemonnaies, Pocket
and f Bill Books; Harmonicas, Christ
mas Candles and Brackets, Bird Cages,
.Rocking Horses, Doll Buggies. Wagons,
"Carts, Sleighs, and Fancy Notions.
Also the largest stock Of Choice, an
Fresh' holiday Candy, Toys' arid Con
fectionery, ever offered to the;citiens
of Plattsmouth and vieinity,1 with'a
good supply of Nuts,, Raisins, Figs,
Canned Goods, Cigars, aad TobaceoJ ' '
Respectfully, J.P. YOtTNO,
"'NOTICE.
Tiiere will be a meeting of th Cass
County Agricultural Society at the- of
fice of It. B. Windham,: oil' Saturday
December ICth, at the hour of 10 o'clock
a. m. The object of this meeting is to
make arrangements for re-leasing the
present Fair Grounds, vr changing the
localitv to some more convenient place.
Every person holding ai amUyi tickets
is a member of the feociety and can
vote it is expected that all-the mem
bers wf IT be present! All peTsons hold
ing claims against the SodetyiOr-ihavraj
matters which they wish 'the-Society
to act upon, will present them on the.
occasion, all interest of vital import-ancewin-be
"taken Into, eonsideratipii
at this time, so dont'faif to come.' "
Isaac Wiles,
R. B. Windham, President.
Secretary.
LEGAL- NOTICE. ' v
' All persons take warning; I hereby
forbid any shooting trapping orjhunting
en my land, situated 2 mile3 east of
Louisville and known as ray farm. ,vy t
so-3t. ; i John H.d3AtTER
I RECEIVED THE PltEUIUM
lor the finest exhibition ol leather A thefatr,
consislinir of Congress and Allgatnr sklnff. Mo?
roeco, and the fluent French Kid. PatWit Leath"
er, and French C alt-skins, and I always keep
them on hand to' manufacture into Ladies
Shoes. Button or Laeev and - Gents Boot, and
Shoes in the most complete had. artistic man
ner. i.. , 36 .-. , ; ... ; Petkb Mekobk. -
STOTES JPOLIf?HED AND CIH3LNETS
Charley Brown still scontlnuei In'Uio'
old business of blacking stoves,- clean
ing chimneys, Ac., , and gives good sat-
isfaetion wherever he goes. Terms,
fifty cents per stove, and for chimneys
fifty cents per flue. .. '-'V 32-tfr .
SPECIAL NOTICES.
i JdOXKY. TO LOJilT.
MOMT
to loan on long time, on lmpr
farms in Cass Co.
Neb. . Office over F. W.l
ffice over F. W.Rott-
rnau,s Store, Main street. Neb. City.
3i3m R. H. & J. 8. MlLXJta.
fFOR SALE. A BARGAIN. -"f'
Two email dwelling houses and lots for sale or
exchange for'grain, hogs, cattle, er a. good span
f moles, waroo and cash dot objected to. Sit-
aated la Plattsmouth Enquire of 4 ."' :
.."-; , 'Jonat W. Haijcks, .-'
t K : t- v - Gen. Collector -
; DRESSZIAKING.
"-4 '. '
Mrs. F. Elster and Miss Nellie Short have gona
into the dressmaking business, and would p
fileased to havi those in want of work- ia- their
ine to call and see them at the residence of Mrs.
Elster,--one door west of - the ' Saunders
House. Satisfaction guaranteed and charges
Federate. - . ' - a - w-w .
ESTRAT NOTICE. 4 '
. Takenjup by the subscriber, on- the ath 4ay
of October kvt. Two ponicf, one clear black
maresuDoosed to be 6 or 7 year old. the other
a Knvy or rather white, -supposed to be 7 or S.
year Sold. The owner is rsqueeted to- prove
property, pay ehanres and take them away. Da
ted Nov. 12th 1S76. Tiptou precinct, or town .10,
range ;uasc couuty.eorasKa.
36 Si
akubkw Sraaax.
Always on hand, a full supply- of glove"kld,'
itent leather. French and Spanish morocco, of
pat
superior quality.
To be got only at Sherwood
& &iauoiuiaun.
Heat, cold, and overwork reduce the
muscular, ..system,, and the ..body needs
an invigorato to keep it.-uptoits reg
ular work. - The best articTehOwm the
market for that.jjurpose-ia Dr. Greena
Bitter Tonic, pleasant to the taste and
healing to the body. , ; '; ' 60-"ly; '
nnnminrnn HAPPT RBLIKF 4 .Tounc
UDdAAUliJCid Men from tbe eRects of Errors
- ' ' A ' and abuses in. early life. Man-
- TO " " hood restored. Impediments
. " j to Marriage removed. New
w.-n-nv.nn method of treatment New
XaArtAiAUo-and .remarkable, remedies.
Books and citcullirsjept irce: in.seaJed ttvel
opes. - Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, 41
419
N. mtu tt.. t nuaaei
haviug a hijh repn'.at
and professional skill.
Pa. An Institution
on for honorable conduct
ily
uciitau ajujuuouus are the
(-greatest remedies fyer discovered for all flesh.
bone, and muscs, ailmeats Bites, Bruises,
Swellings, Burns, Rheumatism, tiff Joints, ic.
What the White Linlmetit doea for the bhman
family, the Yellow Liniment does for horses
and animals. They are cheap, they are conven
ient, and they are certain In their effects.
Children erjr for Pitcher's) Casteri.
Tt is as pleasant to take as honey. It contains
DO morphine or jther .deleterlqua JnsyeiejUjt
nlate the bowels and Stomach, and overcome
irritation caused by rash or cuttlnir teeth.
Mothers can rest and children enjoy health
who use (as tori a. It Is harmless. It is certain,
. m on,,uj, wiu I. .9 vuvotjf. , 0311,
i TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS.
i Notice Is hereby given that I will examine aU
persons who may offer themselves as candi
dates for teachers of the common schools of
this county, at my office in the town of Weeping
Water, on the last Friday and Saturday of eacn
and every month, commencing at 10 o'clock
a. m.
, Dated this 8th day of Jannarv, A. D. 1S76.
- . B. CRIPPEN.
4Stf Co. Sun't of Pub. Instruction.
ALo at the Conrt House, in Plattsmouth, on
ine nnt r naay ana. Saturday or eacn month.
. . r ' U. B. CRIPPEN.
., - 8np"t,
SEND IN YOUR J03i WORK.
T Posters Bill-Heads 'Letter-Heads,
Envelopes, Pamphlets and Cards print
ed at this office. All work expedi
tiously and neatly executed.
T ii. sa a tas i -
- "Messrs. Streight &Miller are running
x'full team, turning off harness work
in quantify. We were . "jrprised to see
the amount cf work thev are making
and selling. Good workand genial
manners wiii count, Give them a call
and they will Gt you out to y;ur" satis
faction. , 36Lf
HoHoway'i Pllls-The Blood is the
very eisence of health and life. It fur
nishes tbe components of the flesh,
bone, muscle, nerve - and integument.
Tbe stomach is the apparatos the ar
teries tbe distributors and tlie. intes
tines the channels by which-, the waste
matter is carried off. Upon the ; stom
ach and bowels, .these " ruedicines act
simultaneously. 25 cents "per box -or
pot. . .
s r By universal accord Ayer's Ca
thartic Pills are the best of all pur
gatives for family use. -They are the
product of long, laborious, and success
ful chemical investigation, - and
their extensive use. .by Physicians in
their practice, and by all civilized"! na
tions, proves then the best and .most"
effectual and purgative Pill that med
ical science can devise.. Bing purely
vegetable no harm can- arise from their
se, In intrinsic, value T. and curative
powers no other pill can be , compared
with them, and every person,- knowing
their.virtues, will employ them, when
needed. -They keep the system in per
fect order, and maintain , in healthy
action the whole machinery of life.
Mild, searching and effectual, they are
specially adapted to the needs : of : the
digestive apparatus, derangements of
which they prevent and care, if timely
taken. They sire the- best and safest
physic to employ : for children and
weakened constitutions, where a mild,
bat. effectual, t cathartic is required.
For sale by all Dealers.
LEGAL NOTICES.
Chattel Mortgage Sale. "
Natlea is ' hereby riven that bv virtue of a
dated the 2d day of December, A. D, 1875, and
recorded the 6th day of December.. A.. D 1875.
In book F of Chattel Mortgages, pages 2sl and
252, in Cass County, Nebraska, by V. P. Moore,
County Clerk and acorh)r of Deeds of said
Cponty, which same mortgage was executed by
!. f . Jonnson as mortgagor to Jonn ttiacit as
mortgagee, to secure tbe payment of a Promis
sory note bearina even date with said mortgage,
ana made by L. F. and D. N. Johnson, payable
to John Black or order one year after date, of
the sum of two hundred and four dollars (204. on)
with interest from date at 12 per cent per an
num, tipon which said note and mortgage the
salu ItlacK claims tnere is due ana unpaid, at
the time of the first publication of this notice
(December I4tb, A. D. 1876). Two hundred and
tour dollars,. (204.00) principal, and twenty
four dollars and ninety-six cents, ($24.96) inter
est. The undersigned will sell at public auction
to the highest bidder for cash on the 3d day of
January, A. 1). 177, at ten o'clock a. m of that
day, at the building known as tbe Johnson Or
gan Factory, in the City of Plattsmouth, Nebras
ka, near Heisel's mill, the following described
cdattels and oropnety in said mortgage, and up
on wiiicu nuu muriKage 13 a ucu, iv-.u . iuc
The boiler and engine, saw and machinery con
tained in tbe Johnson Organ Factory, in the
City of Plattsmouth, .Nebraska, near Heisel's
mill.
December 12th, M76.
j. - John Black, Mortgagee,
38tS By M. B. CliXEK, his agent.
Attachment Notice.
. ' -A - - W. H. Sheppard, H PUintilT.
' ' V-. ' iJir' and Defendants.
Bcfure John IT. Maine. Jwttiee of the Peace in
anajitr C om isounty, v eo.
"On tbe 7th day of November. 1S76. said Jus
tice issued an order of attachment in the above
action for the sum Fifty Dollars'. ($50.00).
lec 12, I3J. WILXIAX 11. SHlrPAKD.
3813 Plaintiff.
. . ': : Legal Notice.
Ii nursuancc of the order of his Honor. S. B.
round, Jmls'e f the Judicial Diirict of the
State of Nebraska, in and for Cass County,
made on the 25th day of November, A. D. 1876,
I will offer for (tile at mibiic auction on Friday.
the fifth (5th) day of January, 1877. between the
hours of 9 a. m. and the setting of tbe sun ; tbe
said sale to be held open for bids from 1 o'clock
p. m. to 2 o'clock n. m. of said dav at the front
door of the Court House, In Cass Comity, Ne
braska, the following described real estate to-
wlt : the north-west quarter (nw!) of the north
west nuarter(nwV) of section number one(l)
In tn Sink nr.. ih ,.f ...noo n.mKAr .I.L.n
(11), east Ktxtli (lith) principal meridian in Cass
County, Nebraska. Terms of sale : Cash.
joit w Liirr tE,
Guardian of tbe minor heirs of John L. 8 win-
del, deceased. 384 .
SherhTs Sale.
By virtue of an execution Issued by C. P.
Moore. Clerk of the District Court within and
for Cass County, Nebraska, (by J. W. Jennings)
and to me directed, 1 will on the sth day of Jan
uary, A. D. 1877. at 11 o'clock A. M., of said day
at the South Door of the Court House in the
city of Plattsmouth. in said County, sell at pub
lic auction the following real est Me to-wit : The
north-east quarter (ne) of section three(S), in
town twelve (iz), nortn range twelve (12) east ol
the aixth (6th) principal meridian, in Cass Coun
ty, Nebraska.
ine same Deing leviea upon ana taxen
aa the property f C. P. Smith and C. A. Smith,
two of the defendants ; to satisfy a judgment of
said Court, recovered by the First National
Bank of Plattsmouth, Neb., plaintiffs.
. Plattsmouth, Neb., Dee. 6th, 1876. .
M. B. CDTLERT v
arts sheriff.
j Sheriffs Sale.
By virtue of an order of sale in attachment-
Issued by Wm. H. Newell, County Judge, with
in and for Cass County, Nebraska, aad to me
directed. I will on the 18th day of December, A.
D. 1A76, at 10 o'clock a. m.. of said day. at the
farm of Arthur Carmichael, in Weeping Watet
precinct, in sain j ounty. sen at puouc auction
the following goods and chattels, to-wit : One
lot of ear corn, on the farm of Arthur Carml-
ehael in Weeping Water precinct, Cass Countyr
jNeb. l ne same oeing leviea upon ana taken as
the property of Arthur Carm'ciiael. defendant s
to satisfy a judgment of said Court, recovered
by Vallery & Kuffner, plaiutiff.
Plattsmouth, Neb., lec. 6th, A. D 187C
Sheriffs Sale.
'- Bv virtue of an order of Sale, issued bv C V.
Moore, (by J. W. JenninCT, his Deputy,) Clerk
of the District Court, within and for Cans Coun
ty, Nebraska, and to roe directed, I will on thn
soth dav of December, A. D. 176. at 11 o'clock
a. m. of said day. at the south door of the Court
ii in .1 n. t.i.. .u t n
j iuu ui iuc ui idt,i,7tiiiiiii m, in nam coun
ty, sell at public auction the following real .es
tate, to-wit : The south half (4) ol the north
west qiiarterlnwitl of section number ten (10)
townspip numoer eleven -(ii) nortn oi rane
mimber ten (10) east of 0th P. M.. in Cass Coun
ty, Nebraska. The same being levied upon and
taken aa tne - roperty oi josepn u. Biiarp. and
Amanda J. Sharn. defendants : to satisfy a
Judgment of said Court, recovered by E. A. Vig-
genuorn, piamuiw -
s Plattsmouth, Nt. b.f Nov. 23, A. I). 1876.
? SG15, M. B. Cutlck, Sheriff.
, Sheriffs Sale.
By virtue of an execution Issued by C. ' P.
Moore. Clerk ol the District Court, (by J. W.
Jennings his Deputy.) within and for Cass
County, Nebraska, and to ine directed. 1 will on
the aoth day jI December, A. IX-17, tt 10
o'clock a. m., of said day, at the south door of
tne t ourt iiouse, in tne i-ity oi riausmouin. to
saia county, sell at pmme auction tlie loiiowin
real estate, to-wit : Twelve (12) acres more or
less of lot two (I) in section twelve (12) in town
twelve (12) north range eleven (11) east of the
fith n. m.. In Cass Cnuntv. Nebraska, beintr all
of said lot two (2) excepting two (2) acres off of
tne west siae ana ten (io) acres on oi ine east
side, and that portion occupied by the Burling
ton & Mifsourl River Railroad Company In Ne
braska, with appurtenances. And also the
south-east quarter (seV) of the south-east
quarter (se "4 ) of the pouth-east quarter 'sei)
oi section twelve (12) town (in) nortn rajigeetev
en (11) east of mh P. M .lu Cass County. Ncbras
ka. containing ten (10) acres nnrc or less The
same being levied" npon and taken as the prop--
... I T3 T 1 . . I . . ,T ' . . 1 : .
judeutofAaiil Court, tecoyered by the Iowa
lou tvomoanv. mainiin.
1 L, Pliittsniouth, Neb., Novenibev 29th. A. D.1876.
3Ct5;
f r "M. UCutlkk. Sheriff. ,
Sheriffs Sale.;.. .
Bv Tirtno nt two rxeenllnms ' Issued by. Wtr
A. Sbarrar, (bl: ISnrr bh defmtyf. Clerk of
tne inairict court. 2a judicial iiutnct. witntn
and for Lancaster County, NebraAka. and to me
directed. I will on the 23i dav Jif December. .A,
D. 1876. at one o'clock ix. m..jf said iLav. aL. tlie.'
snuthloor of the Covin Ilooce. in tiro City of j
i latxcnioutn, in i a tjouaty, sen at puoiio auc
tion, the following reaLeft ate. t-wit ; The eas(
half (eH) of tire north-rat quarter (neUI Of sec-,
Don nineteen (19) In 'town twelve 2) north
range fonrteea eat (I4e) of the 6 p. ra. in Cass
County, Nebraska. The same being levied up
on and taken as the property of James D. Mut
ch alL defendant ; to catla'vi two judgments of
said Curt, recovered by. liobcrt B. Moore,
plaintiff.
Plattsmonth, Neb., Nov. 2lt, Ai D. 1J7S.-' -36
ti . . M. B. Cvt&ex, Sherlit
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W. D. JONES'
NEW LIVERY STABLE,
PLATTSMOUTH, KEB.
The eld BONNER STABLES In riattsmouth
Neb., have Just been leased by Dr. Jones, and
he will open a new and handsome liver' on and
after this date. The finest and best ef. horse
and carriages always ready to let. . -. . -
SADDLE HORSES CHEAP.
Horses kept for Sale
or to Trade, ;
HORSES TRAINED AND BROKE.
I desire to rive aotise that I have a large.
handsome brick barn, with plenty of room ier
horses and warona. - lean but farmers stock
ani wagons, loads of grain or anything Ul an-
aer eover, in tne ary. nememBtruiis.
Thanking all my 4 patrons for their many
favors, I solicit their trade in . the sew place,
satisfied I can accommodate them, better and do
better by them than ever before, :.. - s-yi. ,.
2Pua?e'- 331ppcSL;-v
Ta tbe life hut bad blood Is in abomination..
From it and derangement of the kidneys and
urinary organs, come most of the pains and
aches and all diseases of tlie skin. Dr. Green's
King Cure is a remedy that Is iutended to strike
at the root of this trouble. It acts as a diuretic
evacuant in cases of Dropsy, flout, Gravel, and
all diseases of thr kidneys, while it nets on the
stomach as a tonic. It moderately accelerates
the circulation, gently encourages the action of
the bowels, and powerfully augments the uurl-
n ary secretion purities aud cteauses tne diooo,
thus retuovtiir the cause of boils, carbuncles.
scrofula, and alt; eruptive and eutaneous dis
eases ; reduces iiinamotory. rneumuuc ana neu
ralgic pains, and aches, allays iuflamation of
the kinnevs. trl-jnds and fibrous tissues and
Joints, softens and carries off gravel and other
caicuius aeiKisits oi tne urinary organs ; cures
Diabetes, Bright' Kidney Disease Lncorrhea,
(Female Wenkness.) Sc-rofuUt and all diseases
arising irom aisomers oi tne nnnary organs ana
impure state of the blood, and especially adapt
ed to female complaints. It is asafeand pleas
ant alterative, and cures without depleting the
strength of the organs or the tone of the gener
al system. In ''other countries Its reputation
was so high that It gained the title of "King's
Cure." A daily use of it will in most cases, pre
vent, and in all eases mitigate the attack of the
diseases for which it is recommended. It is
beneficial for washing eruptive discharges on
the sktu ; bat for miming sores, or severe pain
In the joints, use Dr. Green's Crimean Linament
for man and beast.
For sale by O. F. Johnson and by W. K. Done
la. , 5oyl
SHANNON'S
LIVERY SALEiAND FEED
our stebet,
East of Platte Valley nouse.
i ' THE OLDEST :
LIVERY STABLE
... . -v. ; in the Town.
V- ' fir i V . - . . I
. r i t
It I
Good Teams Altoays on Hand.
Careful Drivers sentwith car
riages ifesired.
Carriages aent to Depot to meet all. trains
whenever ordered.-"" " -' - . v
, . - ... ; -;.
THE OMLY HEARSE IN TOWN. V
Funerals attended, and carriages furnished to
friends. Address, f 1 J. W. BHAKNON, ;
-ly' PllaltwiKMitb, Neb."
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The third volume of this Incomparable Mag
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dred royal octavo pages, and its six hundred
illustrations, its splendid serials,, its shorter
stories, poems aad sketches, etc.. etc., in Its
beautiful binding of red and gold, it is the most
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-ST. KICTTOLAS fun of 0U cMcest thing.
ThepulAieatitm its.- in'aU rutpecU; the best nf tf
kind. We have never yet teen a number that
wo not suriirUingly good." The Churchman,
Hartford, Conn.
ST. AICUOL4S Tor IST,:. .
Which opens with November, 1876, begins
A short and very entertaining serial from the
French, "Thk KmauoM or th Gbjidt," a
story adapted to the Thanksgiving season.
Another serial, of absorbing interest to boys,
"HIS OWN 31 ASTER,"
By J. T.Trowbriikjb:,
author of the "Jack Hazard" series, begins in
the Christmas Holiday Number.
Besides serial stories, Christmas stories, live
ly sketches, poems and picture for the holiday
and some astonishing illustrations ef Oriental
sports, with drawings by Siamese arUstSv-THE
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY NUM BER OF
ST. NICHOLAS, superbly Illustrated, con
tains a very Interesting paper, j -. -,. -
"THE BOYS. OF MY BOYHOOD,"
By Wm. GullkN Bkyami'; -
The Hore Hotel," a lively article, by Charles
A. Barnard, splendidly Illustrated ; "The Clock
in the Sky," by Hi chard A. Proctor r "A Christ
mas Play for Hoins or Sunday School," by Dr.
Egglenton : "The Peterkms' Christmas Tree,"
by Lucretia . Hale ; "Poetry and Carols of
Winter," by Lucy Larcom, with pictures.
Ve Xot Fail e Ray St. Xtebolaft for
the ChrltiBi llolidaj-st. rie
5 Cents., ;
During the year there will be Interesting pa
pers for bovs. by William Cullen Bryant, John
,. Whittier, Thomas Hughes, Wm. Htwitt,Dr
Holland, lioorge MaciJomUd. Sanfurd B. Ifunt,
Frank It. Ntockton, and rthers. "
There will be stories, sketches, and poems of
special interest to girls, by Harriet Preseott
bpofford, Susan CooTidge, Sarah Winter Kel
logg, Elizabeth Stuart Phels Louisa Alcott.
Lucretia P. Hale, Crlia Thnxter. Mary Mapes
Dodge, and many others. There wiii be also
"TWELVE SKY PICTURES?
By Pbokkssor Pbootor, the Astronomer,
with maps, showing "The Stars of each Month."
which will be likely to surpass in interest any
series on popular science recently given to the
public. -
AMUSEMENT AND INSTRUCTION, with
FUN AND FROLIC and WIT AMD WISDOM
will be mingled as heretofore, and St. Xielutla
will continue, to delight the ..young aud give
pleasure to the old. . . - -" ' x
TIII2 LOXUOX LITERARY ITOlUUi
' - MJTSi . y
"There is no magazine for the young that can
be said to equal this choice production of Scrilt
nrwess. Ail the articles.-whether in prose
or rhvHrie, are throbbing with vitality;
The literature and artistic illustrations are both
superb. - - - .. '
: The Iudon Ially AVw-ays : We wish we
eenid point out its equal in our own periodical
literature." - .. , . ......
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To meet the demand for clieaner Ht 'L-hn
las (Jklt-look. the price of vein. land II has
bf.-en,rilui-ed to3 each-" The three volumes,
ia an ele-mnt library case, are sold tor $10 (in
full gtlt.Sfta. sotUat all m wgtve their children
a complete set. lliese volumes nlaiii more
attractive material than fifty dollars' worth of
tneorantary ennaren's dooxs. . . .
- . SiitaacriDMsv mice. .1 a vear. " Th6 threw
bownd yoluntes and a subv;riptin for this year
only S- JSbscriba with the nearest news
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oroer, or in recisterea letter, to "
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vrhrvd uo appetite ilolloway' 1'ilU gave
hie a hearty one." -
"Vour Pills are mnreileus. u
"i seni for another box. t.'.id ke?p tbeni ia
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: "Ir. Holteway has eared my headache that
was chrouic." -
' "I gave one of your Pills to my babe for ehol
ri morbus. The dear little tiling got well In S
day.", - . -t ,-- " ,- - -'
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- -Vour box of Ifoliow.ty's Ointment cured me
of noise in tlir head. I rubbed oiu of your
Ointiueut beitind the ears, and tho noise has
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"Send m-! two boxes ; I want ene fr a poor
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VI enclose a dollar ; yonr price Is 25 eents, bat
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. "Send me five boxes of your pills."
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I have ovsr 2iX) ucn testimonials as these, but
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- For Cutaneous Dlsortlers,
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alone, but iMetr.tes with tite moot .earvhlng
effeeu to the very root of the evil. . . .
SIOLLOWAT PlLM
Invariably cure the following diseases ' 1
Disorder oflhe lUdneysi .
' In all diseases affecting these drgana, wlieth
er they s-cretc too much or too-IIKle water, or
whether they be aBlietd with xteue or gravel,
up with uiid D.iino settled in tlie Iniua ov
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the small of the back at bed time. This treat
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other mean have failed j. ..,.-....' ", . ;vi
. For Stomaclis Out of Order.
Ne medicine wilt so effectusJly Improve the
lue Ol luc suilllltu a incite X iuaku.,i g
all acidity occasioned -either by Intemperance 1
or improper diets, l ney reaen tne uverauu re
duce It to a healthy action : they are wonderful
ly efficacious in cases of spasm in fsct they
never fall in curing all disorders of the liver and
stomach. - ' . ' : ""',
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Stone nd-Gravel. Tic.Douleureux, Tumors,
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to be spnriousl .
8od at the manufactory of Professor Hrtn
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t There. Is considerable aayUus iy taking
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N. B. Directions for the guidance- of patients
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OSlre, 113 I4ertr Htret, Wejr YerU.
TOYS! TOYS!
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I have onJiand, and coming a, fine, assortment
Toys arid Pmciits "
For ilie Holidays 1
, r -' !J ' Also a large stock of
WA TCT1 KS. JEWKLTtV. SILVETt t PLAT
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5 , Stock before purchasing. . . , . .
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' BORSAS BOABDSD BY" THK
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. For a Fair Commission.. ., - ; .
TEAMS AT ALL HOURS.
. ! pai ticnlar attention paid to"; '
Driving and Training
TROTTING STOCK.. . ' i
' Ai9 A hearse furnished when called for. '
BEST FARMING LANDS
IN NEBRASKA. -
FOR SALE BY
IB. EEOa El. Bl.
IX NEBBASKA.
Great Ad vantages to Buy ers
Ten Year Credit at 6 per cent Interest.
Six Years Credit at C per cent Interest,
.and 10 per cent Discount.
Other llfee-ral meviwts Kr Cub,
ItebateM n Psres svnd Frelahtts
aad PreaslaatM tor lnprw ve-
The Iowa and Stbratika Farmer, containing
full particulars, will be mailed free to any part
of the world on application to .
x LAND COMMISSIONER, B. A M. Tt. R.
lOyl -i : ' Ltjreour. NKBKASKA
- : E. PARLlELEr
fit : '' -
SAtE, FEED LIVER? STABLE.
At the old Hyatt Barn, (lately Jenea' stable)
ia Plattsmouth. Neb. Will keep eonstantly.en
hand a number 61 '
Horses for Sale;
li The buying and selling of good horses, made
th specialty of the business. A'oew '
PONY PHAETOIJ,
with ge tie horses, for Ladies to drive is kept
a the Stable... ; , -...:..;
FARMERS CALL AND EXAMINE
MY STOCK FOR JSALK'
'i X.PARMELE.
STREIGIIT & I1ILLER,
Harness LI anuracliirers,
unni.rR
BRIDLES, '
'-' COLLARS.
and all kinds of harness stock, eonstantly on
hand. r y ; -
...... : .-
Fruit Confectionery,
-: f " - - '- 'AND ' - ' ' y-
iRY
NUTS, " . ;
CANDIES, t
TEAS
OFF5E3.;
SVGAkS,
TOBA.CCOE8, '
-"v... rLOUR,
Ae.
5 Remember the place opposite E. O. Dovey's
on Lower Main Street.
21-liT STREIGHT & MILLER,
S3 S.-s: ?,s' 25
-2" tvl
Solim'Hcjtliiiiii
-THE-
CHAblPiOII STOFiE
- ; -a Tiiij'WEst-.
DRYQodt$;bkE$3 obdD.rAttl
i 'GOODS, WtNTtill d00D3. ,
HEAVY GOODS, FANCY U00D31
Notions arid - fnmmivfcj
I KlAiiJiqN
rlllf ' GRANDEST 1 DlSPLA T OF
1 i'.'pWVvt,
- ,,- j JSver ceu in Cass Ceunt t i t
: ; t,- :-' ' -'is -- -; 1 ; ''
' 5 --J
i t
LADIES :& fit UULfijMi t
J . f . -. . - -r ,- , . i ' " V
. Now. Is your Uine for Bargains ani to make
Money and make your families comfortab! .,
As It would be Imposnlble for us to give a com-
piste lUt ei prices in this space, we i shall onlyt
elect a few, and assure you everything . ta
equally k choap, . ., .... j ,
': i i. .! ;---' i - ' ' -
' WHAT A s 4 ,' .
lOLIiAR TSlLL t
IOLLAR JlQlIiL !
j , ! j-10 yard of Irints not standard.
' U yards of Print cbolee standard.1 , '
: S3 yards of Bleached Muslin, yd. wfci a."
'-is yards of BUeetrng,' very 'goed.: '
f 13 yards, of Bed Ticklnff, good.
- 1 11 yards ef Dueklpg aad Denims, prlic e. .- -
; is yards of Cheviot Shirting.
IS yards $t Crash iTowellpg, sollt,, t
8 yardj of Tahll LIuen.
" II yards of Canton FlanaeL , .
; "". 13 Handkerchiefs, extra neat.
IS pair Hose, men's, women's and chlK.rea's.. .
i ' a pounds Cotton Battlcg.. ) . - .
prsrw Jt.ek at the Flgarea t
. Wool Yarn, white, hest In asarket. flO
j f colored, ' " ".......ase -
Felt Skirt'..-v.. x....!..-. T5e p,
: Balmorals u..,'..". .., lee up.
- Shawls, latest style .. ....75 up,
' Llnseys.-.. ........ lie up
" Indies' Shoes............ ...,..1.0t up.
; Carpets, Hemp.......... ..,..M.......25c upr -
Ingrain....,'. Cc up,
; " .V . ' Brussels...., .i. . 1 1.10c up.
Waterproofs, splendid. 65c op
; ; Ladles' doth , aU wool. i ...... f 1 .25 vp
.
CLOAKINGS; ' - CHINCHILLAS)
BEAVERS, -BROADCLOTH,
- . CASSIMERES, FOZOJX- - -. ' "
. l : " AISE,t" . :
AD wool. Doable width, alt Styles, colors, oust
Uiea and low prices.
:Empress;GIotli,
AU wool, educed from 65e to 5cc per rd."
'i.-. pjbAibs. . .
Full line of latest style at IS per y ardL"
JYECKTIES.
, Fall style, very tne, 35c up.
t - i -. ,' . . r-
Blankets, Cotnfarti:
' In groat vavriety, from f 1. 23 up. ' ;'
- 1 Cbttohades.
- . , - , Heavy 1 upi 5 , .
- : , i. '..'.''
. Black; YelveteenV
very fine, 65 cents up.'
. Flannels,,
, Pure wool, so cent op.
Ladies' Hats.
well trimmed, fl up. ,
Gents' ' dfolhing,
AND
Furnishing :V Goods' I
: ' '' '' in great variety.
Boots, $23 up; Shoes, $125 up; Hats,'
; 75c up;-Boys Cp,40e up; Socks -,
.5 per pair up; Linen-finish
Collars, 10 cents per box vp ; Mens
U'nderiTiirU & Drawers, 60c a set, up.'
Full Hues of Cloak Trimmlnrs. Ecphyr. Can
vase, Alpacas, ixiaiDes,an- a ui ie
' styles and shades of goods too numsr
ous to enumerate.
T
f'
Eand-Bap
YALEURES,SATINS.TUK'Ud)SL?
I: AND SILK.CORDS, RUCS, AF --:
GHANS, LAP-ROBES, ETC
, s, Vt aartmerit ot
SILVEE WJRB,'
mL'MjEs$,.Jm,3Jm4'
' G 3 5,0 00
Worth of Fall and Winter Goods, cf every &e
l .scrlptlon, roust be c1edout ttis aeasoi
' r - at Hard-ran Prices. -
;, Everybody isvitei to rail jt; the
Ani consult the moaafiUs S sal 'KpjW,
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