THE HERALD.
LOCAL NEWS
Cheap repairing at Sherwood's. U4.
-Several new buildings .are going
up in the vicinity of the rail road ma
chine shops.
Sherwood does the cheap repairing.
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We want some corn Do you hear.
Corn or oals needed just now, sharp.
Sujoke the 5 for 15 cents cigars at the
P. O. News Depot, equal to any 5 cent
The County Commissioners are in
Kossion this week as a Board of Equal
ization. Sherwood has received a splendid ns
portraent of Ladies Shoes of a'l kinds
for spring and summer wear. lti
Eight hundred Mens, Youths, and
Hoys Suita just received at C.. Her-
old":.
.Tint arrived the Newest and Latest
tlr-s in Ladies shoes at Sherwood's, ltl
S.'C. McLain, the carriage pa;nter,
lias extra h-lp in his shop, in ord;r to
kejp h'n work even.
Sherwood has a very fine and retty
-to:k of Ladies shoes, come and judge
for yourselves. H4
W here are all those Subscribers that
v an'ed to p:iy m corn so fast, last
Aviuti r. Now is your time.
The Fishing Season is ecminpr. and
you cm buy anything yo;i want in the
Fishing Tackle line at the I. O. News
Depot.
--Emigrants still continue to move
waul ; a goKlly number of "S Iioon
ci." p:vss through town daily.
rimiee Oranges and Lemons. T.nyer
D ites. Tigs, and Il iisins. Pure Maple
Su.ar . :'.t the 1. O. News Depot.
-veral car londs of horsrs have
b.cn shipped through l'lattsmouth this
week bnuid for the western counties.
Call at Sherwood's when you want
Ladies fashionable sdioes. we can and
do st II cheap. 1U
--". publish elsewhere the call
fu i.i'i-l us by Mr. Find for the State
Yeinpi'iMiKe int ( tiag to m:et at L;n-
i:l.
I'.i i 1 i tites. Canary and
the I'. ) News 1) p:t.
Hemp
Seed
i'-isi'.es.i men cviipiun
' ii' t:io.je who are wise
i.ivr.ise their wares h.iv
hard
K-Ugh
little
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to
-ii;i ' of them.
!: i,e ii.ills aii'l lints at all priees.
Croquet Sets frmu t'O cents, up at the
l'. O. News Depot.
.Cl. pr.ing & Meyer of. Eight Mile
Crove are manufacturing and ship
ping Brooms from this place to a con
siderable extent.
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e m ik a socciaitv in m an' n,ng
r.ei Fi ve-Ani W'reaM.q f.u ball- I
-t ..!,. ' s .t mm .v .1- vVra w i
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L. C. Claik who was caught be-
twern two ears in the B. it M. vards
at this place last Frdav.salMMit again,
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tio bones were broken or penous inju-
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res sustained but it w;us "a prettv
t5 ...t llM.7e i
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Fin Canary birds, good .ingers. tor ,
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Mrs.
i.iouih. Neb. Any persons desiring i
birds will do well to call. j
Tomorrow (Friday) is Good Friday
and net Sunday. Easter Sunday.
There will be services throughout the
week at the Episcopal and Catholic
churches, and full Easter services on
Sunday.
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Flower hats at Mrs. Johnson and
M'ss Sweeney's. Co ami see them. 4tt
'' see a notice of Ilesscr at Lin
coln making larg" sales of bedding
',1 ir.ts and other nroduets of his irreen
bouses.
We are glad to see him doing
Fitch a rushing business tins spring
r.nd w ish him the best of success.
Elegant new ties in every variety at
Mrs. Johnson and Miss Sweeney's. 4tl
- Look out for Solomon & Nathan's
big new ad. next week. It came too
late for this issue, but all who wish
anything in their line will be repaid
by noting it in next week's Herald.
New scarfs embroidered in shaded
ijks at Mrs. Johns m and Miss Swee
nev's. 4tl
The question is raised whether it
is in order for an officer to indulge in
a game of cards in a saloon, and when
he In liable to be defeated threaten to
nrrest his opponent by authority of the
Stale of Nebraska.
New Kevtacrant.
M.ie jiam ;i.. one utur wisl
of Chamber's harness shop. Meals at
all hours. Give me a call and get the
worth of your money.
3tl3 David Cat.
Horses for Sale.
I have a pair of horses which I will
sill at private sale. Weight about
1,000 lbs. 3t3 K. W. Hteks.
A National Greenback Meeting
will be held at Weeping Water, Satur
day April 20th. Good speaker will be
in attendance, and all interested arc in
vited to be present.
Mrs. Johnson and Miss Sweeney
are constantly receiving now goods of
every description. 4tl
Messrs Schnellbacher and Ilassler
have a very handsome buggy under
way. They are trying hard to sup
ply the home demand with home man
ufacture and ought to receive the en
couragement of all our people who need
such articles.
The cards of invitation have been
issued for the wedding and reception
of Miss Frances R. Kimball daughter
of Mr. Thos. L. Kimball of the U. P.
It. R. and Mr. Ceo. W. Holdrege as
sistant Superintendent of the B. & M.
The wedding will take place on Tues
day next, the 23d inst.
LADIES?,
bear in mind that you can have your
"STRAW SHAPES"
Bleached, Dyed and Pressed, at
Solomon & Nathan's. 4tl
The monthly entertainment given
by the High School last Friday night
was well attended, and the programme
was carried out creditably by all those
who were directly interested. The ex
ercises consisted of music, declama
tions and dialogues; many of the speak
ers were among the younger members
of the school, but all will agree that
they did equally as well as those older.
Herman Herold has just received a
large and well selected stock of hats,
caps, boots and shoes, and a general
stock of merchandise. Call and exam
ine before purchasing elsewhere. 4tl
Mr. Harvey Sage met with a severe
aceident on Thursday evening last. In
company with Mr. Sa:n Long he had
been out hunting and was returning
home. In attempting to cross a bad
mud hole, Mr. Sage thinking the buggy
was overturning, jumped from it, and
fell in such a way as to fracture his
ankle in a most complicated manner.
Strayed
from the farm of J. H. Becker, six
mi'es west of l'lattsmouth. a red cow
with one small horn, some white be
tween the legs. A suitable reward
will be MtT' ied to tin; party returning
h-T. Word liviv be left at the lli:it.i.i
otl-ce or sent to J. II. Bec ker, Phttts
month. 2tf
The steamer John M. Chambers
passed up the river on its trip from St.
Louis to Ft. Benton, last Fiiday; the
prospect is good for the upper river
trade this summer and we venture a
goodly number of steamers will be
seen off the ' harbor of l'lattsmouth"
before th close of the season.
(J.d.1! ('old! Great Excitement !
J. Cr. Chambers has just received the
l:u-2rst and best selected stock of Ratl
ines. eoii;.rs. i.irej spaieni ciou.. can
and hog skin collars, and harness fit-
tings of all kinds ever brought to this
ity;also. a large and well selected lug on the Iowa side of tlie liver was
stock of oak tanned leather, selected discussed, and the Mayor was appoint
by an old and experienced hand. He ! Pti to confer with the Co. Supervisors
also has three hands busily engaged in t . . f ,,,. , ,,.:.. ..K
,akii.g and repairing harness. Work j
despatched to order at low down pi i- !
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all and see hi in before purchas-j
th Sl le M:UI1 Sc- Plattsmouth. j
Not w ithstanding all false and mi
trnp l?.Mrt-: f O Tfpruld in still
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the largest and best stock of clothing
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in the state and sells them at reason-1
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a,,,e I,nces: ,ie 'oe not Uow lnuch :
about the rt"V'- of I'" still j
1,13 l,rict s :,re far 1,f low :ln' IIouse in j
the state ; call and judge for yourself.
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We are sorry to learn that Chap- J
lain Wright has been ordered to a post j
in Oregon, but we hope that the effort
of the otlicers of the Omaha Bar
racks to get the order rescinded will be
successful. We should bo very sorry
j to have the Chaplain leave
us, and
f think it is pretty bard to send a man
J at his advanced age out on the frontier
j to endure the hardships of such a life.
i when he has already borne his full
share of them.
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We have received the announce
ment of Welf cc McDonald's spring
! I)er,lnS'
which took place, Wed-
I -Vi"11 -." '4U- ' iami
i ngui promenaiie in tne evening, mis
Omaha firm although comparatively
young among the business firms of
that place has taken a foremost stand,
and display a stock of Ladies Shits.
Cloaks, and Furnishing Goods which
can not be excelled any where. The
openings are quite imposing in Omaha
; this spring and look decidedly metrop-
litau.
"A new paper has been started in
Chicago with the avowed purpose of
fighting the pernicious food of litera
ture for boys that is at present flood
ing the country. It goes on the princi
ple that every boy likes to tinker with
tools, and this paper intends to supply
the boys with knowledge that will en
able them to work successfully. It is
entitled -Home Art" and it i3 ail that
the name implies." That this pap r has
a mission, and will accomplish a good
work for young people we Io not
doubt; anything that wil interest and
j instruct ought to be encouraged,
j Many boys with a little practice and a
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I 1C" w,s tau ui;Ke a T rul
j articlps and pass tirao pleasantly; we
wish success to its publishers Alfred
ilScwj-r.
We understand a serious attempt
was made to burglarize the dwelling
house of Bro. John 3impson last week.
T.J.Todd's dwelling house four
miles from the city was entered, dur
ing the absence of the family, by a
tramp, giving his name as Wm. Davis,
who abstracted therefrom a suit of
clothes belonging to Mr. Todd, pursuit
was made and the thief was caught
in Sarpy Co., yesterday he was brought
before the Co. Judge where he plead
guilty, and was bound over to appear
at the next term of the district court,
failing to give bonds, he was commit
ted to Jail.
3heriflf Hyers went over to Mills
Co., Iowa, Tuesday, and retured at
night with deputy Sheriff Farewell of
Glenwood, bringing one John Miller
charged with taking a horse from C.
II. Parmele ; the accused was taken in
Glenwood, but they have not recover
ed the horse as yet. Yesterday after
noon the above mentioned John Mill
er was taken before Judge Sullivan
and pleaded not guilty, the prosecu
tion defered the case until Saturday, in
order to bring together their witnesses.
The prisoner was offered bail but ex
pressed himself satisfied with the board
at the cooler" so he was returned to
jail to await trial.
Plunketts Theatrical Troupe play
ed Fanchon the Cricket" to a large
and appreciative audience last evening
in Fitzgerald Hall. The Troupe is
highly complimented by the press at
large, and has attained a high reputa
tion throughout the country. Mrs.
Plunkett as Fanchon and Harry Percy
as not so simple Didier were charac
ters carried out exceptionably well,
and were highly approved by the au
dience of last night. "Caste" is on
the boards for to-night, and is one of
Plunkett's best plays, wc predict the
troupe will meet a large audience this
evening to enjoy Caste" and the farce
following iis announced at the close
last night.
Just What Parent Want.
The American Young Folks for
April has been received. It is publish
ed at Topeka, Kansas, by J. K. Hud
son, at cents per year. It is full of
useful, entertaining reading, pure and
elevating in Character. It contains
School Plays, Parlor Gaines, a Post
ofiice. Natural History, Anecdotes,
pleasant Stories, and is rich in short
articles coverir.ga wide range of topics.
Teachers from Ohio to California
have universally given it their approv
al and support.
City Council.
The City Council met in the council
i rooms Tuesday night, Mayor, Clerk and
I a quorum of the Council present. A
number of petitions for abatement of
assessments upon city real estate and
i personal property were presented, and
referred to an examining committee
j appointed by the Mayor. The mayor
' appointed cownci'.uien F lii lleld, Pol-
lock and Dovey as said committee.
The council then adjourned but imme
! diately reassembled in special session,
I to act upon bonds presented by city of
I ficers. The bonds of the City Engineer,
j City Clerk, Police Judge and City Mar-
shal were presented and approved.
T,ie qU(.stioiI of obtaining a license
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from MlI1 Co Io'Vi-' for a feir' 1;lnd-
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taining the license or appealing the de-
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cision giving the present license now
n force. After which the Council ad-
journed.
I lie rouowing is a list oi tne jur-
ois draw n for the spring term of Court,
,,,.: rn,i,v rrnoo iq-
commencing Mondaj', April 29, 18.3.
fil,,vnirnn,,4
GRAND JL nous.
John Fitzgerald W. Lautenschlager
Jo,m Sayes Theodore Ileitis
II. L. Wessner B. F. Allen
n-m Ellin2ton j. V. Weckbach
Stephen Loyd
A. B. Dickson
Andrew Coleman
II. G. Morton
B. Siebold
Lewis Bird
John Farthing
II. J. Davis.
pkttit jurors.
J. N. Woodford S. C. Bethel
Jesse Hamilton
J. W. Barnes
John M unlock
S. S. Billings
Josiah Timblen
J. M. F. Ilagood
James Ervin
Alva Wright
W. L. Gordon
W. T. Bryant
Burton Fuller
G. W. Hicks
P. G. Snooks.
Edgene II. Sage
Wm. Davis
C.IIeisel
Wm. Murray
F. F. Bex ford
Geo. Nichols
J. V. Carnes
T. Clark
J. M. Ward
The following is an abstract from
the census, furnished by T. W. Shry
ock, assessor: Giving the birthplace
of the citizens of the place as near as
can bo ascertained, and other items of
interest.
Ohio, 1G0; Nebraska, C23; Illinois,
103.
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New York, 79 ; Missouri, 57 ; Iowa,
isconsin, 33; Virginia, Gl ; Ken
tucky, 21 ; Massachusetts, 5; Indiana,
92 ; Kansas, 9 ; Minnesota. 1 ; Pennsyl
vania, 04; New Jersey, 2S; Michigan,
25; Louisiana, 4; Connecticut, G; West
Virginia, 3; New Hampshire, 2; Ten
nessee, 9 ; Maryland. 4; Vermont, 13;
Maine, 1 ; North Carolina, 2; Washing
ton Territory, 1 ; Mississippi, 3; Utah,
2; Georgia, 2; Arkansas, 1; Colorado,
1; South Carolina, 2; Delaware, 1;
Texas, 2; Rhode Island, 2.
England, 54; Germany, 124; Switzer
land, 8; Ireland, 82; Canada, 25; Wales,
1; Poland, 2; Cuba. 1; Prussia. 7;
Franco, 3; Sweden, 23; Bohemia, 37;
Scotland, 15; Russia, 2; Denmark, 7;
Prince Edwards Isle, 1 ; Hungana, 1 ;
Austria. 1 ; New Brunswick, 1.
Total American, 1616, Foreign, 401 ;
Unknown, 289; No. of voters, 533; No.
of achool ehlldren between 5 and 21
years olX 790,
Deatit has been busy among the
ranks of our friends during the short
absence of the Editor of this paper.
Not in our own family, only, but
among those with whom we have Wen
associated in business and public af
fairs, the gre.it reaper has shown his
ready sickle and mown down those
dearest and best loved. Though great
events may be marching on around us,
general prosperity seem within our
grasp, or deadly ruin stare us in the
face the grim monster stalks on reach
ing here and there for a victim, little
heeding, caring nothing for aught else,
except that his harvest is sure, full
and complete.
Call for a State Temperance Convention.
By permission of the numerous Bed
Ribbon Clubs throughout the State of
Nebraska, I am delegated to call a Scale
Temperance Convention of the lied
Ribbon men, and the Templars of Hon
or, and Good Templars, and Ladies'
Christian Union, are requested to join
in this Convention, under the auspices
of the Red Ribbon Clubs, to be held at
Lincoln, on the 15th of May, 1878, to
act with us to devise ways and means
to further the cause of temperance.
G. B. SKINNER,
C. B. Keller, President.
Sec. U. R. Club, Lincoln, Neb.
Endorsed by E. (. Dovey, Presto W.
S. Wise, Sec, Plattsmouth.
W. Warren Presto Harry Boydston
Sec, Nebraska Citv.
G. B. Reynolds PresL, Geo. II. Hill
Sec, Beatrice.
Hon. C. II. Edgecombe Prest- J. II.
Cleaves Sec, York.
John M. Abbott PresU W. F. J . Com
by Sec, Hastings.
"John II. Holden Prest., Miss Cora
Stone Sec. Tecumseh.
J.J. Marvin Prest., Bovce Ulyant
Sec, Falls Citv.
II. G. Smith Prest, Abbie Covell Sec ,
John L. McPheely Prest., Ida M.
Lan worthy Sec, Seward.
John Dunbar Prest., John aTrisSec,
Otoe County.
All papers throughout the Stato
friendly to the cause are requested to
publish this call.
AN OPEN LETT El!.
Ei. Neb. IIeiiald: We are fully
assured of the superiority of Itrowirs
Ve'felaMe Silver Pills, over Pills
of Eastern manufacture, for curing the
Bilious Diseases of the West. They
have no equal for the cure of Head
ache, Biliousness, Torpid Liver, and for
Removing Bile from the System. .1
trial establishes them in eery Western
Family.
nrown's Arnica Svilvo is with
out a rival for removing Intlammat ion,
and Healing Old Sores, Ulcers, Frost
Bites and for the Cure of Piles.
All of Strown'N Groat Western
Remedies for sale by Dr. W. E. Don
elan. Chapman & Smith, J. II. Buttery
and (). F.Johnson, Plattsmouth, Neb.
Personal.
Mr. S. W. Beardsley, of Weeping Wa
ter made the HKUAT.pa short and sub
stantial call last week.
Capt. II. E. Palmer with his littlo
son Georae left for Wisconsin on
Thursday last, railed there by the se
vere sickness of his father.
The Herald reporter, through the
kindness of Sheriff Hyers made tlieTsr
quaintance of Deputy Sheriff Far
well of Mills Co., Iowa, we find him a
pleasant gentleman.
Col.. Champion S. Chase, ex-Mavor
of Omaha and a prominent republi
can candidate for governor, visited
Plattsmouth Tuesday. The Herald
acknowledges a pleasant call from the
gentleman.
M. L. White, well known to citizens
of Plattsmouth and Cass Co., as an old
resident, and an efficient city and comi
ty officer, called at the Herald office
last Friday. Mr. W. is just arrived
from the Black Hills country, which
he reports in a nourishing condition
generally, with excellent prospects for
the future.
Mr. Win. Ferree, an old-time attache
of the Herald, and late of the Peru
Herald gave us a call Tuesday, look
ing as natural as an old shoe! Will
has .started three papers in Nebraska
during the past five years and is now
looking up a location for the fourth.
Long may he expand and spread out!
J. C. Eikenbary, the Leasee of the
Poor-farm called on the IIebald yes
terday. Be has just re-leased the fjtrm
for three years. Mr. E. is an energetic,
reliable young farmer, one of the best
we have in the state, and although
Hie farms what is called " the poor
tarm" he raised five thousand bushels
of com last year, in spite of the Hop
pers. 1IF.I.
BALSIXOEIt Friday 5th. 1S78. near St. Joseph
piiciianna county. Mo, 0 lung lever, Capt
Chhistian PAUsiNr.F.it. aeed 63 vear. Fatli
er of Mrs. C. il. and IL llerold ot' this place,
and Mrs. Henry llul.erly oliold Hiil Colora
do. CHAPMAN At the residence of her son, Hon.
Sam M. Chapman, on Sabbath iiioniintr at 10
o'clock and 10 minutes, surrounded bv her
children. Mrs. Kliza I'olukk Chapman.
aged 76 years, one month and one eck.
We learn that Mrs. Chapman was
visiting here with her son, and on the
morning of the 4th inst. was taken
with a severe congestive chill. All
that could be done for her by medical
skill, nursing and care M as done, but
seventv-six years of life, the greater
part spent in the "far west," raising
and caring for a large family, so com
pletely wore her out that she was una
ble to recover from the severe shock
sustained occasioned by her chill.
Below we give a sketch of this old
mother from the pen of her son, John
TV. Chapman, of the Council Bluffs
Nonpareil, which portrays her noble
traits of character in a tender and
touching manner. Her son here in
Plattsmouth informs us that in 1814.
when he was buc an infant, his father
and mother removed from Indiana Co.
Penn and to the then Territory of
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Iowa, settling near Burlington, where
they reared and educated their chil-j
dren. Her two daughters, Mrs. Wat
son of Des Moines Co.," Iowa, and Mrs.
Barclay of Saunders Co., Nebraska,
were both with her during this kir.t
sickness, ministering to her wants.
From the Nonpareil
The subject of this sketch was ripe
in all the experiences of hope, joy, toil
and sorrow, for she had phased by sev
eral years, the alio ted three score and
ten. She was born on the 7th day of
March, 1802, in Ligonier Valley, West
moreland county, Pennsylvania. Her
father, Judge Thomas Pollock, was
somewhat .rominent in the earlier
history of that state having served on
the b.'nch for more than a quarter of a
century. He was a true blue Scotch
Presl yteriar. and reared his family af
ter the faith of aj Calvanist of the
strictest sect. His daughter whose de
mise we here chronicle, espoused with
equal zeal the faith and belief of her
father, and her five sons and two daugh
ters were taught the catechism with a
fidelity that could and perhaps would
have endured persecution rather than
shrink from a purpose or fail in the
accomplishment of a duty, that was as
clearly to her a duty, as was temporal
or physical existence a fact. But of her
character we care to speak more tha't
of her particular belief or pecular dog
mas. :is they might seem to some who
may happen to read. She was self-sacrificing
in her devotion to the interests
and care of her children from our ear
liest recollection. She could be, and
often was, sick nigh unto a surrender
of life, without uttering a complaint
lest the pain it would impart to her
children and friends would intensify
her own suffering by reason of their
anxiety.
Her "interest in the poor was notable
and unabating; her acts of charity
were more numerous than her limited
means were abundant, and the reason
she took less interest in the gains of
the opulent and the successes and pro
motions of the ambitious, was because
her mind was turned in pity to the
disappointed and because more of her
time was occupied in sympathy for
the poor and hungry. Of such a char
acter we write and for the loss of such
a mother we mourn. She is safe now,
however, and when we pass " over
there" where she has gone so recently,
we hope to renew the clasping of
hands that were relaxed at the bidding
of the arch monster death, as she was
drawn from us, whispering back with
palsied tongu and imperfect articula
tion snm great truth that can be re
vealed only in the mystic future. Peace
to her ashes, and forever blessed be
her memory.
THE MARKETS.
HOME MAKKETS.
RKl'OKTF.I) HV F. K. WHITF.
Wheat. No. 2
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Corn. s!ie!Ieil, (new)
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Corn, ear
Oals
Hurley, No. -
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latest new youk makkets
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LATEST CHICAtiO MAKJvKTS.
Ciiicaoo, April 17.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Notes, receipts and bills for sale at
the IIkkai.d Cilice; also scale books
for grain and cattle dealers. 40tf
'"TV.
Oh Say,
if you want a square meal for 25 cents
go to John Leach's Restaurant one
door east of Fitgerald's Block. 52tf
Geo. II. Shafer & Co., Manufactur
ers of True Pharmaceuticals, Fort
Madison, Iowa. 34tf.
Corn and oats taken at this office on
Subscription at market rates. 41tf
A Partner Wanted.
A man with small capital as a part
ner in the brick making business. The
brick to be made from the celebrated
Kaolin, found near Louisville, this
county. It will burn white and is very
valuable. Also a moulder, one that
understands setting and burning.
J. T. A. HoovKit.
49m3 Louisville, Neb.
The grandest bargains ever known
in this town can be had for the next 00
days in clothing. Boots and shoes in
cluding a superb stock of ladies and
childrens shoes, which will be sold clear
nown for cash. Such bargains were
Cever known before, at St ad el man's
clothing emporium. 20tf
TO THE .tl'FLICTKO.
Act wisely, and at once procure the
following tconderfnl Family Medicines,
I)K. FlTLKU's IlHKUMATIO REMEDY
and Liver Pills, a positive, permanent
specific for Neuralgia, Rheumatism.
Sciatica, Lumbago, Gout, pain in Back,
Head, Heart, Lungs. Limbs. Nervous,
Blood and Chronic Dieseases. Dr. Fil
ler's Kidney Cordial removes deposits
of fi ravel. Albumen, Alcali Acids, re
tention of urine, high colored water,
and strengthens the Bladder and Kid
neys. Dr. Fitter's Calisaya. Tonic, for
debilitated constitutions, increases vig
or, strengthen tlie system, tones tlie
stomach, and increases appetite. A
I pleasant substitute for Iron, which
j constipates the bowels and destroys the
I teeth. Dr. Fitter's German Pectoral
I for Lung Diseases, Bronchitis, Coughs
and Colds, a superior combination
which acts quickly and relieves rapid
ly. Your druggists. Chapman & Glass
are agents for Plattmouth. 20-yl
DOWX WITH MONOPOLIES,
L'PnoLDEUS OF HARD TIMES.
Women's serge shoes 60 cts.
Women' leather shoes 75 cts.
ilen'a buckle A!ex 1.50.
Such prices and selection from the
Largest and best Stock
OF
BOOTS AND K n O E
ever brought to town.
AT MERGES'.
Call and examine before purchasing.
j Xo trouble to show goods. ltf.
j "
i Eighty acres of Land for sale, near
Greenwood, Cass County. Nebraska; :
j under cultivation, good small house j
and young orchard and grove Time
j on two thhcU of purchase tnonev. Ap- I
ply at Neb. IIfrald offke. "ltf. ,
Another good farm for sale in !
Cass County 1G0 acres; good house,
six rooms, frame stable, 1C aer-s
broke, fine cotton wood grove ten acres.
Apply to Neb. IIek.vL1 cilice.
46tf. Jno. A. MacMUKpiiy.
Bring in yotir corn or oats to the i
IIkkald office. 41tf.
Grand reduction in Blanket. Scarfs,
Caps etc., at Maldaner & Herrmann's.
New price. Old price.
White Bl'k'tSS 00
?2 75 a pair,
s on
5 00 "
0 00 "
3 50 " "
4 00 " "
S2 23
4 00
5 00
2 50
3 00
3 25
Colored "
Horse "
3 00 "
tf
New type new type, come in with
your jobs. tf
Important Notice.
Lincoln, N'eb., March llth, 137.
Thf B. & M. R K. Co.. offers to Incoming S.-t-tlcrs
from t lie Kat, or to any other, any of its
uiiooeupieil tracts which have been broken up
antl cultivated iu past years and whicli are now
ready ftr a crop, at the Nominal Uental of : 50
1 etit per acre for Lands C'uiltvuted in 1s;t, 2
cents jmr acre for Lands Cultivated in
years iitit not cultivated in 177.
The le:wses will plve full Koarantee for the
llarvewtin of the Crops, vt hether tlie tracts are
Mild by the Company or not. For Irf-ases iid
full purticulors ciuiuir of Land Department It.
& M. K. It. Lincoln, or to nearest Land Agent.
51 to.
riattsinouth Cigar Manufactory.
Julius Pkppeubero the oldest ci
gar manufacturer in town, opens out
this spring with a fine and well assor
ted stock of Toliaccos, Fine Cigars and
plug smoking Tobacco of the best qual
ity. Cigar clippings for sale. Also,
pipes, holders and a variety of smo
ker's articles of Comfort and Luxury.
20tf
Rockwell of Louisville makes a spe
ciality of teas, don't you forget it. tf
Dry Goods are one of the most es
sential things in keeping house and
people who want anything in this line
can find Bockwellof Louisville, ready
for sale at low figures. Hardware is
plenty, heavy, cheap and good at
Rockwell's Louisville. oCtf
Tension Papers.
Those wanting pension papers ac
knowledged will please remember that
J. R. Toman, Notary Public, Louisville,
ha3 a certificate of the county Clerk
filed with tlie lT. S. pension Agent and
can attend to all such business. Vilf
L'se "Centennial Rat Exterminator.
For sale, cheap, 150 Desirable build
ing lots in the city of l'lattsmouth.
Title perfect. Taxes all paid up. Terms
easv. Apply to A. W. McLaughlin
Cashier 1st National Bank. 23tf
Magazines bound here.
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Who would go barefooted ? Women's
shoes for 60c at Merges'.
ltf
Improved book binders at this of
fice, tf
Land For Rent.
Land for small srrain, close to town.
Inquire at Young's meat market, Platts
mouth. Alt. nervous, exhaustins, and painful diseases
speedily yield to the curative ii.tlucnces of Pul
remiacher's Electric Pelts and Hands. They
are safe, simple, and effociive, ami cm be easi
ly applied by the patient himself. l".iV:. with
full particulars, mailed free. Addrpso PL i.vnit
m ac h icr (Jalnanic Co., Cincinnati. Ohio.
iSyl-ult.
"German Syrup.
No other medicine in the world has
ever given such a test of its curative
qualities as Boschee's Geiuian Syrup.
In two years three million four hundred
thousand small bottles of this medicine
were distributed fne of charge by
Druggists in this country to those af
flicted with Consumption, Asthma,
Croup, severe Coughs, Pneumonia, and
other disease of the Throat and Lungs,
giving the American people undeniable
proof that German Syrup will cure
them. The result has been that Drug
gists in every town and village in the
United States are recommending it to
their customers. Go to your Druggist,
and ask what they know about it. Sam
ple bottles 10 cents. Begular size 75
cents. Three doses will relieve any
case. 8Stf-alt
You can save a large per cent of
your corn crop by reading "Three Blind
Mice," and following advice. 34tf
Air Three R?ind Mice.
Three thousand rals ! Tnree thousand rat!" !
Three thousand rats !
See how i.hey run ; think what they eat
Million' to feed.
Thev all run after the farmer's wife ;
Who sonii put an end to their usc!c: strife.
By killing these constant pests of tier life.
"By giving thvm"Centennial Rat Ex
terminator" tlie safest and most cer
tain Bat Exterminator in the world.
It will save millions of corn annually
It will positively exterminate the
pest from your premises and kt'.l them
as they travel, thus leaving no telltale
dead rat to warn others from eating
Centennial Bat Exterminator. You
get rid of every rat without the dan
ger attending the use of strychnine or
arsenic.
We challenge the world for a more
profitable investment of 25 cents, and
proclaim it the greatest economizer of
the age. You will recommend it to
your neighbors. For sale everywhere.
A large introductory box postpaid on
receipt of 23 cents. Stak Manufac
TL'HING CO.
Box 400, Ft. Madison Iowa.
For sale at Dr. Chapman's Drug
Store, Plattsmouth. 34tf
For Groceries of all kinds and at
low figures the JLotiisvillians will find
Hock well on hand every day. 52tf
Tor Sale
A pood Portable Pipe Orgran. manu
factured by the celebrated I. Dennett
Nutter, entirely remodeled and good
for twenty years. This beautiful in
strument has 4 stops and 3 registers of
pi'ie, and for quality and power of tone
cannot be surpassed by any Portable
Pipe. Orpan. For particulars enquire
of S. M. JJrown. tuner and repairer of
pianos and organs, Creston, Iowa, or to
J AMI'S PETTKF,
dealer in musical instrument?, l'latts
mouth, Neb. 47tf.
LEG
NOTICES.
Probate Notice.
NotW hereby fflven to atl persons bavins
aMJunt asaiii-t th:etateof Mathi.is.iiliiis-ii.
do-eakfd. to tilt thf anif in th ofticp of the
Countv -Jud'. riattstn!);ttli. Cass Co., Ne!.. on
rr before the -jr.l'n day of Oi-tober. A. I. JsT.
and meet the a.l inims! rotor at one oVlock p.
m. on aid day. for the allowance or disallow
an" of tus aI!,e.
fl? 4. '. ?CTirvK. Co. Jt'dge.
Administrator's Sale.
I
No!lr; ii herehv tiven ti .it in rursicif!" of a
decretal order made lv his Illinoi s. P. 1'ii'ind.
.liutk'" i t :e St-.'oud .Pi.lieiul ln-.tti-l. lii and
or Ca.s Co., N !; his eiiainrrr in !! Ctijr
id l.iueoin. on .-,'.i::vav I'uejt lii t:iv t.l M in li.
A. U. I:-!. 1 wi.i on WedlieMi.iv. M.tv 1 ::.. I-.-,
ill rtie fmr t d-mr of the Court House. lr; tlie
C.JV of l'lattsnioui ;. Las County. NuUrtku,
f.fler tor iil tt puii) it. auction, at 'the. hour 01
one o'clock f. in., of Kjid dav. to I he hlhe.st and
bet Idddci TorCHJSh. Hit tlie'riKtit llll anil In
terest of Kliza Do ltiio, Ella Marsh, and
llundy, Jr.. lictl'B ot JanicK M. Uuudy, dt "oaNOii.
0 Cass County. Nebraska, in and to tbt lo'.low
ine described real estate, tuiuated in C.v-s Co..
Nebraska, to-wit : TW'eltty-lwo (Ti fci-l oft
the west side of lot three Ct) In block twee.tf
nine Co In Weeping Water. Said sain wdl re
main okmi for bidders lor tlie spare ul oue hour.
Terms, cosh.
4t; .lM "'VKT.
Adtn'r. of tlie E t. of Ja.. M. Bund), lee'd.
SherifTs Sale.
Bv virttie of fin order of snle is-ued lv Wm.
L. Wells, i le.k .f the listrl t Court, wit '-in ei!
fur Ca?( County. Nebrai-ka. and to no- iireclen.
I will on (he L'oth day f April. A. I . isr. m J
o'clock ;i. in.. f eaid day. .u the sou'b ltor of
the Court House, hi I'lattsinoutli. In :.id I'oun
ty sell at public auction the followlv.r real c
talr to-wit : The north-west ouart-i .ul'i o'
section twciitv-eiirlil (2s township v . ten t Hi 1
notih raiute ten (lOieast of tlie . 111.. in
t'Hs County. Nebraska. The same ur levied
upon and taken a the. property i XNiiitaiu'
luinn and Kib-u (Juiiin. drfflolants : to s:itiily
u decree of said Court recovered bj .' icb l.fic
ver. iiiaiutlft.
Plalt-uiouth. Neb., Mnreh l.'th. A. U. IsTS.
&! K. W. Ilvt .'. -. SliertS.
Sheriff's Sale.
Pv virtue of an order of sale Issue.! by Wm. L
Wells. Clerk ol the luslrtct Court, w ithiu mid
for Ciuss Countv, Nebraska, and t me dlvr-tctl
I will on the. 27th day of April. A. I). IsTK. at
one o'clock p. 111. of Maid ilav. at the south door
of the Court Utilise tu Plattsmouth. in said
County, sell at Pubbe Auction the following
re:;l mate. lo-it : The north-west quarter (11
w ' 1 id the norlh-cat Miiarter (neS 1 of set-lion
thirtv-two f.tJ) and the south-nest quarter tsw
01 the soutti-ea-t quarter tscVii of section
t tveiity-idne i) nil be'in in township twelve
(12) nort h of range nine co east id I be r.t h p. M.
in Cass County, Nebraska. I he Kinie Oemi; lev
ied 11 pou and taken as the propel! f of Hubert
K. Fanner and Anna Farmer, defendant ; to
sathfy a judKiiieut of said Court, recovered by
Kinest A. Witrenhorn. pl.iinlitf.
Plutt-iiiouth. Neb.. March 201 li. A. 1). H7S.
115 K. W. Hyfks. Siieriff.
Notice.
The Commissioners of Cass Countv wi'! meet
as a Hoard of Kquuli.aliou on Monday April 15.
1S7S. AH parties teelin ai-'srieved at the assess,
incut of their property are hereby nor tied to
appear aud make their i ievaiicea known. ,H
applications mtisf he made iu wrlttug. Hy or
der id Hoard.
;ai J. O. TlTT. Co. Cleik.
Sheriff's Sale.
Pv virtue of an order of s-iln Issued bv Win.
L. Wells Clerk of tiie Ihstrict Court within and
for Cass County. Nebraska, and to me directed
I will 011 the 22d d:iy of April. A. I. lsrs. at !
o'clock, a. in,, of said day. at the south door of
tlie Court House in riattsiiioutli iu stud Count v,
sell at public Auction the follow ing Jieal K.- taie
to-wit : tbe east half of the south west, qii.itle
iK. 'i IS. W. of section twenty eight ('!),
'I owuyhin No, eleven ( 1 1 ) North of ranjje No.
eleven (in. cat of tlie Hh p. m. in C:iss Countv.
NebrasKa. The same he'iiar levied upon and
taken as the property of Win. .Maple and Mar
t!i:l Maple lieiendants ; to satisfy a judgment
of said Court, recovered bv Maiv A. Sevln.lt
Plaintiff.
Platlsinouth, Nob., March 'JOth. A. !. !:?,
K. W. II v Kirs.
5-t."i Sheriff. Cass county. Neb.
Sheriff's Sale.
Iv virtue of an order of sale ued bv W in.
L. Wells. Clerk of the ldstrici Court, wit idn rind
for Cat County. Nebraska, and to iue directed.
I will on tiie irjd day of April. A. I. Ists, at l'i
o'clock it. in., of said day, at the snutli door of
the Court House, in tlie Citv of Plat tsieoiit It. iu
said County, sell at public miction tiie folluu ine
real estate to-wit : Lot No. four l) iif block
No. forty-tour Ml in the 'i!v of Piatt smoutli,
Cass County. Nebraska. The same beinir lev
ied upon and t-ikeu as the property of Flavins
J. Metteer and Maxy ' Melteer. defendants:
to satisfy a iiidtciiicnt of s;;',! Court, recovered
by William Kikenberrv. plaintiff.
Plat tsinonth. Neb., Slarch i'.-h. .. 1. t.-TS.
.r-'i" n. w. iivFtis. si...iar.
A PHYSfOLGGlCAL
View of Marriago ?
unfi'icut.a In tiiM ua th
it. tie it Humane euti tu
ctutfi that unfit tor it - th
f rct of ieprodurtloa aud
Diaenpaa of Wotnuu.
A tXtut Inr pritntr. roituds
nte raudiUff. 200 page, unco
cta.
. t HUWaI t MtDiCAL ADVISER! ,
vin all rj (tr.li-( (i a Pn vaie Nature arim trum Pel.
Abuse. xcea: ea. or Swcrrt Ciaer.sea, wait tiia bcl
Illcan of rurf, 2-A .fctTi Ptf- U:.'4 cl.
A CLINICAIj Li,CT CTKE on Kir atT cipeaia and
thoae ol Throat aria Luncs, CatArrh.fiupture, ikm
Opium Habit,vc . prirr lurti.
Ki'hrr hfxk f-m poi-pnid on ncipt of prirf or aTi threa,
eottramui ,Vni pi?- . h-m. iltc it.uMrairil. lor 7 it cU.
Au(lrca Jjli.llUT1Uf un t- fct-J-ouia, JJo.
$21
T A TEAR. Atrents wanted. Kiml.
! P a S m's legitimate. Partlcularsfi ee.
I fe? UCAldruJ.WOKTUCO..at Lou.Ua.
!23SBm-s.l
nH NiomhiM Habit aV-o'nt'y nl parf!!T
ctirr4. i'aiulow: ut p :tirU. SeuJ lain
for p.jk-ulirN. iii. Cjt:iTi,
J.-7 V afhiotou t-t, Ccivn, III
Mt-iii-wiii'if'r.T-'rc'' m nhi vc ryot dtr. Out
tU iico. J.li. Gay lord Co.. Chicago, 111.
S3
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iu t.ie kooan ori.t. ."mn W mi Kh-k to aiuk
ACMML, A. OLLfkti A CO.. (,aK4i, liX.
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ion m, ll)tre,.
ill. frr t tic tur nf
l IM f i.ei oi I'rlviit aaiarr, rr-ultlru' from rnrtr uhumtm
or Inft-wlon of Htiif vi. Hrwlnul WcmL icoiiirtt)4
Fmlltn, Lo of Mi-mtirv, lmpulrcl Mstht, E.ut
Manltwiil or I iHlt(vjr. crvu lltllll-. M-rri-n-ntly
.urvl ; i ' ui the It lnt t cr. Kitli4is, I I fr.
I ,utis Aih:iii, 1'v.irrH. 11 1, M i hro iV mnd llk-
;-H);?lF FKMAKE, 3icll lo bu ifain-r.t. ?r.:.ri
tut liM a iifc-lmi esi-t-rieiH-e i.l rorut wttere tttl.tr fJI. iis
t a ta.1il of lti XWUmiwi 1 -., n- nt.riur . r,m H
lfvi fMm-U.n la the U. S. I,A l'r! rriuirti;a trnatmen wt
prfvute borne snd UmtiI, mil ir .ittr. V.i.rr Ct iirthri. jr
ptlietiu. Sen.1 rifiyrenu for Mtmnle of hubber CtKJ. ...i cir
mlw of ti portent Informntiftn bv lp-w. AK. OLl'a
Female LS par fVi. Conntiltution fr..
MARRIAGE GUIDE E&trr,!S
Tuuitff 4til tiiuidic wrvd of hr-;ti S-, on all dieiwe of a f'vt,
nauirt. V'sltihi! ir in the mimed and iIum i-Hitif pi"ttr
"tvnve. U b tia.il thy and Uuiy b apy iu lh titarrW! ryiar
lio. KvaryKody thould get tUU Ux.k. Trkv W ceuU, W ajiy arf
TOOF'S STANDARD RuFFLER,
For ALL 8 win 5 3Ir!iines.
The bert to nsc nd tnopt perfectly comtnJcted
Address
E. J. TOOF, "DoMKfTic "Building, NewTork,
or New IIavkn, Ct.
liftMKttiiirllta
THE LIGHTEST RUNNINC,
THE SIMPLEST,
THE MOST DURABLE,
THE MOST POPULAR
SEWING MACHINES.
Posfewin? aJl the lart and mot-t deirabl
Improvements. . . ....
It is fasily ndrtood, make the dooMo
thread lor-tltli, elf.realatiD? ton.
loan and tak.ap. and will do the whole rasga
of family work without change.
The DOJIKST1C" is made In the moetdnr
ahle manner, with cooiral steel bearings and
compensating Journal thronirhoot.
Apents for the IOM Tlt Srwln Ma
chine and the nO"lTIC " Paper Kanhioas
wanted in ail unoccupied territory. Addreii
geisg leliiaa CKnparj,- I5w Tort
Fob Tfrxs asd Iktormattox adobfus.
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REVOLVER FREEx7!,v;V;;f;w:N1
J. Itow 11 & S)nu, l.iiiib. lar. tt mtl St.. 1'lttsl ci y.ll.i'i
LTC'i'ihexf lumnr-nt nil WurUrn Krh,.
H tjtiH. I..V1KS1" I'ATAIiMll'K. r.t..i
I Utt I KAKS, with new otj lrw. rpilup -4
priori ;inl HKi-h iiif'irin.iiiiin.Nfnt free. M -S)
& IIA.MLI.N blfliA.N ;.., Mo.sfu, .Now
Vurk or t liioayo. 1(4
10,000 AGENTS WANTED TO SCLC-
QTRONG HR INK
WlHECU.'.SEAMaTHEy CUHE.
Hy thf vtter;iu uulbur, T. S. Aim hi 1;. TIip im.ct
ii.tonsc hl.nv. wil.i nrrrf ill ;ir(;iiiiiriit.s ::i-d
otiutitiif,' indols. ever r(in!noil in one vwlninc.
1 lu w.rk f liii liy. icj noids, Ij.rh.l
n( Aw.vIiiisim. ('ruKiiil t. (. A m;ii u l us
t.n.ik, ur.tiidly riidorsed b ail Ifini.i r.iiii-o :iu
t.un .'.ii-s. Salt' is r;itid. A tirn.-tt rliiince tortit
iiioii.'V. For vMi-h tcriiit. address lit ltr,K
I'HOS.. I'tib.. l,;iS;i:lf St.. Clil.-au'o. lis.
hi M.!'., jui-l t'l'dui'vd u r fci.i.. aie iij
hist .
AROTHEtt 9TEP If! S21EKCC
("HAY 1! a in or Wilixurns i-liiitii."-!! to n itiw
l l.AUJi by :i oin; le npnii' jli..ii . thirt I'VE.
K.irtn o N itunil Color, net.- IiKtiintMiiooimK,
'i.li:i! llariiiit'KH hh cprini' vut'-r. Sold lj
1)tI!;;:r?, nr wnt by fxiirrwi on rfljilof .
Ol.ii-', 35 Dlnrrrty hlrrri, New YurU.
1 '..ui iiiiii tnrlu.-r nut iirfffiil xlorl. ol
. .' and M'oiil l.jtnd Iiixlni-
IIlriltM Ol ftAf lil'hl.ClllNM iimkrrN. Iiiliv
vvai raiitetl anil at rir' tlml lK
om-i.l I I l f,. t lit, rfhm or Iu.
Ntrumeiils. Ai;nTW V.l TKI fo
ATHK' SI IM.ItlOU Hi: 1. 1. Olt
K oiid I'l.tMc llliiHli-iit-d 'uti3
bKtiP Ibiilcd ljOC: 4 : tt . I lOlfS c.
Uaiiufariurrrs A Ib-nlriN. :i
l-.itht I lhrl.. .ev l in k. AN11 i;iMi)r
al Acruu for rif . KitH 4 Vlcbr
lel ('Ki.'ili t1 01Cd...
For tCh.tZ of CATARRH t but Nn
k :i''s I:iik ai. t i in: t.r (.
t:iii it u id Hot inst;n,tlv ri'lii-t ' Hr :
f du iiiv. liftcri uci , i .
V'lli, I'.-ti.. '.Vt ii-. J-.tuo .v.- fii.
A 'i i.: i.
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SSC? :. II Mon, dr.-inl 1:... n i.
P"V 5 a '"litis. i.-.liiiioni:il-i and tifi.ilv'
a A3 Bl,Vll;'il- I'rii-i'. Mill iiiij-inv' !
j? J liiiiali-r. ..!. St, Id I'VcrvM re
. hh..s rui ua;, ri.ijub i(,is, i.ovtiii, .-a.-.
t 1 Ik hUtibili .ii-. s rt r.rUnU.'U
fciKHMW-ii v ir h IJt on O IO 1 i M t V.mmf.lUM' fl
retiwi'd. Sre fVn" l,n-vt ',iajM'r f. i
full r.-ply Hcut i'vvr-. li toii- biivinfc Tlcfl i i
023il7 ii a.l my l.ilot cdrndar Ili'iUly'K n-lrbi.'ti
ed I'lanos (liviiin, bi-iiut b ul I n -it riim-iits !
.'!i.'i!lrliu:- olii;innsnn ! l.'ivals arn Ji'iil'ins ot
illy n'ici t!s ! Most huttrcssful hous- In Anu-i loa
l oimiti'i.i'fd a ! j,;irs :il'i witlioui ji rto'dai,
.sab-s iiovv in-arty Vi.iU'O.""'! imniitdly. Kowomi
liriii-x i ut vivi n. elegant liii-civot.il l iaiio.s
1 3. . l'i stop ( biiicli i ircaliH, WU5, ti I'lut iiu -
mous I'iiaii'tn i"v ii-rt.lv, Abl.'JI I 1!
.ZiXVi f . Sxt-, TKhirstsa, N. J. V A i
HENRY EQTCK.
h'valku IV '
SAFES, CHAIRS.
Lounges, Tables, Bedstead
Fit'., KTt, FTC,
Of All Desrrljition.
IvIEtALLIC BUEI ALC ASES
Of n!l sicB, r":idy matlo and sold oliesp for rash
With tn.tny thanks for past jittroiiae.-. I nvl l
lnvit Hi! to and xamiiiei my
i..vi!';f stock of
4m r. fi ii.vn i ;t: ami ;.-Kriv
H. HEROLD,
tlnlT In
DUV COOPS.
poors,
snor.s,
HATS.
CAP?.
r.i.ovrs.
FURNlsillNi; r;roir.
GROCERIES, tt'
JEV7ELEY and NOTIONS.-
l li.iv n larfro tof-k i-f
S uck. G Iq ycs;
f my own rnakp to be crt""l n:i', at w.t. Al
kind of
CGVNTRY PRODUCE'
taken tn exchange f'-r
0 Si 5 r
Main 5-trect, Corner of Fifth.
Plattsmoltii, - Xhb
STHEJGHT k lLli::A,
Harness Ma nnfw t urcrr,
Arni.i:s
EBIDLtf.
COT.T.AR-.
.and hM kiuds of barn-w etock. ronst.'nt.!y
b.-oi 1.
fr vir, coy FECTIO.VF Y,
AXO
G ROCEUY STOK1V
CA VPIK.
titas
'COKKLKS.'
sroAi-s,
Toi't vcco?:s.
FLOW..
Eemp'nbrr the jAitee opposite K. O. Dovey'?'
on Low Main fitrtt.
sh.li FTREWIIT Mill F!jt'
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n