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F.rr Mall.
, i( I .llll 10 Klpm
. j 1 'Jfiptn , I 4'.Hia
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I reston..
Yr.l Dflk.
Stall!
Air. J lj'.umoutn ..
9 SMaiil
EASTWARD.
Kxiucm Mall.
. . . 3 ooplli , 6 :jl'am
. . 1 nopm X .V:tin
. . ii :v;, in 1 lVtirt
. . 12 j.r.am 2 I'.piu
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B. & M. H.R.Time Table.
Corrected Friday, tKtob'-r 1. 1678.
FOU OHAIIA FROM FLATT.-MO"TII.
Le.vee 7 a. la. Arrives 4 :5 ;. m.
" 2 ::.5 J. In. " 3 ,0 p. lu.
KE.OM OMAHA. FOR rLATTSMOL'TIL
Leaves 9 0 a- m. Arrleea 11 -aa a. m.
" c .-co p. in. 7 AH p. m.
fOR TITK WEST.
J AYr Flaltsmntith 10 45 a. m. Arrive Lln-e-olu.
I -25 p. iu. ; Arrives Kearney, W p. m
r!iU; kve3 9 :00 a. m. Ar. Lincoln 2 :W p.m.
FROM THE WEST.
ta-ve Kearney. 6 :C2 a. in. Leaves Lincoln.
II :!5 p. r. Arrives Plattsmouth. 3 :J p. i:i
Freight leaves Lincoln 11 :30 a. m. Arrives
flalUi.JOClli, b :0U i. in.
GOING EAST.
Rxpr-f , :13 a. ra.
rVf iviir. (tralu each day) 3 :W) p. m., cx.-ept
HM'.irday. Every third Saturday a train con
facets at tne tuiu.Ll l) in p..
ONLY 27 IIOI'US TO Sr. LOl'IS t,v the
LOT IK just opt-ie.1 via MoNMOI'TH. PULL
MAN I Al.Al fc rI.LKl'lMi CA1W run fioni
Eallic;; "ii tot. l-tiw witlio.it c!iuiik.
BY LKAVINC. rL.VTTS.MOl'TH AT 3:50 V.
M.. tu atrlve in Mi. LOX'IS tlie m-xt eteninir at
:. ai..1 lerivinu St. Loiiih :.i fjt :. m . you ar
nv in ri.iltsiiHiiitti 'j -:2 tlic lit xt iimriiin.
C. .:ip ii I ickef f-r alf for all jiuti North,
Witn. Eid.'-t ant Went.
SAM I'LL TOW ELL.
I) .V'.V.W IicO K. 1 i-k-t AiiL
(.til. Wcstt-ru H:tf. Anent.
2. M. lir.iiirAi-, Acnt, l'lattsinoutli.
A KRIVaL AND TKrARTfKir Or FLATTS
MOl'IH MA II
Arr! t. - 3 ;V a. m.
Drp;:rt 3t - 5 :.vi a. m.
8 :) p. ill.
OMA.KA VIA 11. & M.
Arrir at It) ) a. u. I Depart at - S -.15 p. m.
trrPTEBS VIA B. A M.
Arr! at - ;13 p. iu. ! It part at - 8 .00 a. in.
TTKKri W.tTltR.
Arrite at 1? :.. ) m. ; Impart at - -00 p. m.
FeCIl Rl.t'FKH CMO.N MII.LB.
Arrlro at U :J ui. i D"iiart at - I :W p. m.
J. W. MARHH.VLL. F. M.
I ; A H I V E R1 1 S E E N TS.
TmiHj'.iit. c-'t t . i lln. Regular arlvirtis
:e mitt p.T ili.e. No adverti5eui9lit iuoert-
1 lr itmi. 10 ccf.ts.
IiCal nt-flo M ftatuff r-'.r.
Alt- i-.it-VH mkI o?Wr of tne law tt!1! bf nt-ld
tri.ci;- l..'c(i.r n!llf;;u! n. ti':f tlify Isatitl ill.
n.l i;; (;u . cicm:iiHliiir a jnwf of publica
t?.r. c' .tiv i ot .i- Wii !; licW Ir the oulilica
t;x ! of eaoU uino-.
COM M V N It." A TIONR.
Atfi;rj.w H iliiiltnl. all fnninunii'a' on.i
!-t I P hurt aU 1 tu th. j)Ol!U
jf r i-r.U.
T:.r i ni-rm rppoi!iih',B fur tho cori'rtiies
arc i.r...r. , U coj'y of pai'l iculter r.J paul l.e -Kali,
t.-s'.y.
i. Ai y prr" wiio t;!o lh paprr rsuiarlv
frtnii - jiTo;. w!:-ihtr i.rt--;rt to ins
rnnf. v -ifj.i-r iif l a si)b:riir or iiot i
r"noi';' '-e fortlie pay.
?." 1 ' .?'! pf.T'Mi .r.!-i lii p-'Pr (lici!i;in
uV., h" :r.'it iviv all .nnvH.ir, r the puiiii!i-
r '.ir.v rn;'.i:.r.e l semi .t until payment i
"aV.o.'t:-.'. roll -t the HlioU: j-.imtiMit. v. hetlie!
t;i"e 1 -'.- laK-vi from t'.if ofli'-f or not.
Z inc c.' im liaf ilt.Mdeil Hi:i! rffu!ns to
fk jiM--;:M;iM and priit n-ai from the post
7r, or rtii.i'v!:.s; ami li-atinc tin-in u.i' aili-ii
T .r.i frtnvt f.uU eviueu- of IMliSIIOML
r?''.i'.
T.OCAL KWS
-lU-membt-r Datlcr. S ttn:d.ty night !
WooJ: Liirsj; v.s o:jr firewood r.ovr.
We li put u Thc.rii((un, in their
. tie s.
Corn and wtod wanted at the Her
ald oGe on sub.
The trial of Ciias.Vial takes place
at I.ir.coin this week.
Com we want to be acomfed Edi
tor, biins it along on Hub.
Don't waste your tickets ?o. It
tiikc-i U'.CCO tickets to run 2.000 voters
Hon. .Sun M. Chapman went to
Lincoln to attend Supreme Court Wed
ncBiay. The article by Mr.Mosier.on Platts
icouth w ili appear next week. It was
impossible to get icui d to it. this week.
A bi fiuoke yesterday made us
think there was a fire down on Main
ht.. but it wa3 only a riuooke. Billy
13; krr tram led it out.
We learnrd while down in the
ro'ir.try last we:k, that our friend
Ja;nvH Wi'.ry v,-:s rejoicing over a j
tiauchter, lately come to his Iiwuse.
A tramp outraged and abused a
widow woman iu Lincoln Saturday
night. The scoundrel was caught, and
Is now in the hands of the officers of
the law.
Wa understand about forty-five
persons went frtrn PlaMsrnouth to
Omaha last week, to attend the grand
temperance rally, and report a good
time.
--Frank Carruth Esq., has been
quite sick for a week. He is better and
about now, but if the Greenback doc
trine has such an ttiect Frank had bet
ter resign.
Oar taunch Republican friend
Dr. Root of Greenwood, seems to have !
n tough time of it with the Green
backers. Fight it out, Doc. we'll win
in the end.
Dr. McCrea has been and is still
very sick with an attack of bilious fe
ver, during which his sufferings have
been very severe. We hope he may
soon recover.
Miss Mamie Gibson returned
home last week, from Grand Rapids,
and will make her home in Platts
mouth again. ILr friends are all
glad to see her.
Messrs. Powell & Donovan, (Bob.)
returned from the sand hills on Satur
day night. The surveying party that
they were engaged with were ordered
(by Cncle Sam's cavalry,; to skip if
they wished to save their hair. They j
skipped.
Our old German friend Hohlschuh
had a calf, a nice little lady; calf hav
ing too much curiosity, she wanted to
see what was under the cattle breaks
ai d fell in. The engineer thouf t she
ought to have kaowD better anh the
Torsional.
W. Marshall returned
Mm. J
on !
Tu-b fi'UIi)
O.tum wa.
two
Atek's visit to ;
Prof. Fr.t'tk Stadter, well known fn
t It is pla':- ana" now of some refute in (
Lincoln has been visitinx us. j
Dr. Clutter, a Dentist, from extern j
lie can i'.'t a room to uit riitu, ana cer- i
tainly tliat ought to bt; found.
Wiley JJIack has come hack t. stay '
will us" duiine th winter, hut in-j
teiuls returning in the spl ine to W. W.
to supply those in need, with imple
ments and wagons.
Prof.'-Sinions left Plnttsmoulh for
Nebraska City last Monday. The Prof,
takes char of t lie Latin and Greek
dpaitliint of the college, toother
wi;h t he classes in (JeoiUf-Iiy. "A'e are
pleased io learn of the success of the
gentleman, and wiau him a very pleas
ant home.
ITugh N". Orr, komraonly k ailed Kol
onel Orr the KattleKingof Kheyenn.
hns been back on his old stamping
ground, near Plattsraoutli. Hughy ia ii
very good grade, not full blooded short
horn, nor yet Texas Ranger, but a
cross betwixt and between. He runs
on the open, and knows as much about
the ins and outs of the cattle 8hute as
any man on the Mo. Slope.
Wm. Herold is selling calico for h
song.
v New Cocoanuts at the P. 0. News
Depot.
v Beavers and a full line of Cloakings
at Maldaner & Ilerrnann's.
Cassimeres, for gents' suits, at 1 It.
Guthmann'.
There will be a Republican meet
ing at South Bend, on Friday evening
Nov. 1st., Mr. Windham and other
speakers will be there.
F. R. Guthmnnn keeps the biggest
assortment of Shawls in the city.
Beaver and Chinchilla for ladies'
cloaks and gents' overcoats, at P. it.
Ciuthmann's.
Knit Jackets. Fascinators, and a full
e of ladies' woolen wear at Malda
ner & Hermann's.
Fresh Chestnuts stt the P. O. News
Depot.
- The German Liedercranz of this
! place meets every week in ti e upper
story of Frank Guthman s nuililing
and sing dull care away, under the
guidance of Mr. Schuloff, who is quite
a musician we find. Last Tuesday
evening we had the plrasure of hear
ing thvir practice and were pleasantly
entertained lor a half hour or so.
New Prunella at the P. O. News
Depot.
Oil Cloth, two yards wide, at 65
cents per yard, at F. It. Guthmanu's.
I'v- Maldaner & Hermann have just re
ceived an exira line of Ladies' Cloaks,
lined throughout, which will be sold
cheap.
Mr. P.dk our candidate fov Rep
rescnta'ivu returned from Missouri
last w-ek, ami is oit on the fckirinidli
line at o:ice.
Fresh
Deiiot.
Dates at the P. O. News
We have received from Gad.
Slaughter, a circular in regard to leg
islative action, beneficial to the Press
interests of the state, which we shall
notice at more length when- the cam
paign is over.
Choice Rnd Sweet Oranges at the I.
CCNews Depot.
Shpriff Dyers came near having
some tires mil his house the other day.
The children kindhd a blaze in a
lioaid hog-pen unused and had it
not been for the efforts of the women
of the house there would have been a
serious conflagration.
CMioioe, Fresh Grapes at the P. O.
News Depot.
Go to C. G. ITerohl. the King of
Clothing for j'our Over Coa;s this
winter. He undersells them all. and
keps the best goods. No shoddy
allowed iu his F.stablishrnent, and uo
goods misrepresented.
Cards of invitation have been is
sued for the crystal wedding of Mr.
and Mrs. Jonathan Wise, this evening.
We shall give our readers further no
tice of it next week.
A letter from Mr. Tefft apprises
us that lie will meet the citizens of
Plattsinouth on Monday evening, prev
ious to election, for a little talk if so
desired. I guess we want to see Mr.
Tefft and hear him oad enough to get
up a meeting, and the bills wiil be out
for that night. We are more than
pleaded with Mr. Tefft's canvass, from
what we hear and think bo wiil be
elected bv a large majoi ty.
A friend writes "Stir the bojs up
that we may have a lousing old Re
publican Victory in Cass County next
Tuesday. We'll do our lest.but really
they seem so sure, or else thev are so
backward in coming forward in this
end of the county that it is hard to
make the stir. Can't our friend lend
us a long pole or something to Polk
"era up a little. Perhaps we might
o - . T . . i. r . . r
i ju'jiic t in 'Jin. it ran l uc mi i.u:v ui
Wind(lum). If Richard(son) is him
self and, Orlando does bis best however
we can't be left very badlv.
Now Is Tour Chance!
Mr. J. W. Chrisinger, of Macomb,
Ills., will soon have a car load of
Cider, trarranted pure, and made from
sound apples, only. Mr. Crisinger is
the same man who sold a large num
ber of barrels here two years ago. and
those buying at that time can testify
as to the quality of his cider. The
cider will be in new barrels, and wiil
be sold for 20 cents per gallon, the bar
rel .thrown in. Farmers wishing to
get a barrel will do wU to make some
arrangements with friends in town, to
procure the same for them when it ar-
Died.
DAITMEISTER. In till CItv on Tiifdav Oct.
2Jlh. IT, at 3 u'tiwk p. in.. 1IAH'M.:CT. 1 1st
hrloxe i lie of J. F. B-iuiueUter ; afed 58
A ear and daS.
Fjiir.ii service. Thursday, the 3Ht, in the
Gi riaau C'liuitii, at 10 :'M A. M.
The. Herald extends its warmest sym
pathy to Mr. Baumeisterand family iu
this their bereavement. 1 he loss of a
mother to the children, of a loved wife ;
to the husband, can only be meausured j
by each heart for itself. Mrs. Baumeis
ter had been a strong healthy woman
until some four weeks H''o. Alihotih
sick during tl.is time she was not con-
sid-red dangerous until Sunday. Mori- j
dav Dr. Mercer of Omaha was teh-
rrranhed for. but medical aid was of no 1
a trail
IfieJ.
James II. Tucker, an old resident of
this county, died very suMhiIv, in
Fillmore coir ty.in this Sta'e. on Mm-
dav, 2et!i. and his !bdy w:- brought to
Plattaiuouth on Tuesday. We did Hot
learn the cause of Ids death, but it
must have been very anex-pcted to
his relatives here. Mr. Tucker was an
old friend of Mr. M. IL ILtthaway.and
an old sub3criber to this paper.
Dentistry.
Dr. G. W. Clutter, a Dentist of over
ten years experience in eastern Iowa,
has located among us and secured
rooms in the building over Solomon &
Nathan's store, on Main street. He
comes to us well recommended, and is
now ready for business. All who may
have anything in his line needing to
be done, should visit the Doctor and
see what his terms are and what kind
of a dentist he looks like.
Nary Dorry Nary Lend.
We have got a spic span new roos
ter for this auspicious occasion. We
won't have to borrow MacDonagh's
Roost t anr more.
The friends of Pror. Simons "got
up a very handsome little reception for
him at the Saunders House on the eve
of his departure for the College at
Neb. City. During the evening a very
fine gold ring, properly inscribed, was
presented to the gentleman. The R-v.
Mr. Burgess male the presentation
speech, and very neatly too. lie was
followed by others in expressing their
good wishes for Mr. Siuiotn' welfare
ami success in his new field of latajr.
The situation he wiil iind ;u Neb. City
is a very good one, thu Cjllee is han !
uouiely situated, the grounds are very
fine and the engagement altoge.ber a
very desirable one.
Free Turkey Lunch.
Jimmy Keenan gives a free Turkey
Lunch this evening. at the lower atore.
Call and get your Turkey at Jimmy
Keeuan's.
Dovey tells the most apropos
story or the Campaign. Illustrating
the position of tiie old iiue hard money
democrat who is now advocating a
soft money platform, he says it re
minds him of Moody the great preach
er who while m London met a sol
dier early one morning, wlu was a
little off, from a frolic the night be
fore. Jloody reasoned with the maw,
and to gain his attention more fully
said, putting his hands on his Uniform,
"I am a soldier too, my man," "You
are" says the man, "what regiment 1
you belong to?" "I am a soldier of
the Cross, the Reg:ment of Heaven"
answered Moody. "Well vou may be
a soldier of Heaven, old fellow, but
your a long ways off from your
Barracks," retorted the soldier.
Dovey says a Democrat for soft
money may be a democrat but he's a
good ways from his Birracks; so he
is.
Weeping Water Notes.
Dan Johnson has moved his barn.
Harry Race nas already made his
sidewalk the only sidewalk built be
fore the snow last Saiurday.
Rev. E. Wilkinson has moved into
the house of A. P. Miller. He expects
to remain there till the parsonage at
Valparaiso is finished.
Jim Owen is in town.
J.K. Keithley w;is married last week
to Miss Kay, of Nebraska City. Mr.
Keithley and wife will occupy the res
idence lately vacated by Chas. Fowler.
G. S. Barry has been sick for some
time, but is recovering.
Why Reed Bros, cashier has been
seen purchasing furniture, has ad
been explained. He and Bob Wilkin
son seem to have given up i'l despair
and are keeping bachelor's hall iu a
suite of rooms over Reed Bros, store.
Miss Helen Ashman, fioiu Tabor,
made us a short visit last week.
The Congregational Sunday School
concert last Sunday evening was largely
attended and was a very pleasant en
tertainment. Mary Jinks started for Colorado last
Monday as I remarked once before.
McDonald & Ripley's meat market
has been removed when and whither
your correspondent is unablo to aay.
F. P. Hull went to Tabor the first of
this week. He returns with his fami
ly, and will occupy A. P. Miller's
bouse.
Fleming & Race nwed a much larger
store building. Their goods would fill
very comfortably, a buildiug at least
four times as large as the one they
now occupy.
Ed. Ashman is going to start two
singing classes here one foi beginners
and the other for those more advanced.
The former, especially, is greatly
needed, as there are manv children
here who need only training to make
good singers. Mr. Ash man's ability
to teach singing is well known.
LfClLE.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Cheaper than the Cheapest,
aeer Underisold
in Boots and shoes at Merges. 3ltf
I Rockwtll has a full line of Grocer-
,es- 28tf.
'
A Schlegel & Bro. have on hand the
best brands of Smoking and Chewing
tcbocccs. - - - tftf
Jtpmemlier that for boots and shoes
Rockwell canine be beat in piio-. He
has a large assortment. 2St r.
A fine assortment of Blankets at
23tf E. G. Dovey & Son's.
R ickwell keeps clothing and cent'ri
underwear. 2511'.
Go to Schlegel Bros, and get the tin
tag Loiillard smoking Tobacco.
Rockwell lias just received nine
chests of choice teas, wb ch :e sells at
from 3-ts t 91 per pound. The lest
bargain in teas you ever saw. 23. f.
c ttl f f worth of Farm PuonivF
tmecan be saved ly using
I CfPtriinUil Hot f rfrriH'ttuiiJ. 2"
U see that Merges no. the premium
'again at the State Fair on his own
! work for leauty and durability. He
: really dot-s make n;i and good work.
; 3ltf
Send your rrders for cigars to A.
Schlef-el Bro. they cuarantee satis
faction in price find quality. I4tf
Thirty f thr let or?an malrT- of the
World are competitor at the Pari F.xmsIMoii.
arable dispatch to the Asajriated Frem stys
two highest Koht medals hve been awarded to
the American makers. Mason & Ilamliu.
Good second-hand organs and melo
deoxs for sa:e or rent low. Leave ad
dress at Mr.O. F. Johnson's Drugstore
cor Cth and Main Sis.
James Pettee.
9tf Dealer in Musical Instruments.
For Sale. A wire plant stand
wi.h trellis, at a bargain. Inquire at
the Herald office.
2?oof$ and Shots Cheap,
call and examine prices at
31 tf Merges'.
Ladies. Gents and Children's Under
wear, Cot.on Flannels. Red Flannels,
Linsey and Jeans, at
E. G. Dovey & Sox'3.
A nice assortment of Repellents
Cihmeres, American Dress Goods,
Ties. Ruchitig, Silk Handkerchiefs,
Scarfs. Ladies and Children's Hosiery,
Felt Skirts, &c. &c at
E. G. Dovey & Sox's.
Rockwell, of Louisville, has ju3t fin
ished tiis new store, 23x35. which he
ha. full of new goods. Be sure and
give him a call we know you wilt
lu v if you do, for he sells very cheap.
23 Lf.
MONEV SAVED
by buying
BOOTS AND SHOES.
31 tf at Merges'.
Rockwell keeps hardware and
q leensware. and by Jove he keeps ma
chine oils too.; and I declare, he keeps
paient medicines also, so there is no
use ol staying sick. 23lf.
Pension Papers.
Those wanting pension papers ac
knowledged will please remember that
J. R. Toman. Notary Public. Louisv ille,
has a certificate of the county Clerk
filed with the U. S. pension Agent and
can attend to all such business, "ii.f
Just Received
At Rockwell 't, a very full line of Mil
linery goods of the very latest styles,
such as flowers, lihhons. plumes and
lips, silks, velvets, lady's ties, bonnets
and hats, air' many other little novel
ties that cannot be had at any other
place in town. 2St.
You can save a large per cent of
vniir com cropbv reading"Three Blind
Mice," and following advice. 34tf
Stnoke the B. & M. .in
gars at Schlcgt I Bros.
Nebraska ci
RAID on RATS.
Use Centennial Hat Exterminator. 20. f
Consumption Cured.
An oin rh
hysician. retired from practice.
h.iv-
i"4 hail placed in his hands
by au K.o-t India
iniviii :ii v tlie foimiihi f a Winnie vegetable
renieiiv. for the .speedv and permanent cure for
coiiMiiiiptiou. bronchi' i. catarrh, asthma Jnd
all throat and lunu affection. nl a posi;iv
atid radical cine for neivous ilcbility. and all
nervous coni;latnt. f;rr having tested it
Toti(1erlul r illative power in tliou-aiids of
i;hsh, ha fell if bis dtitv to make it known for
hi sufferliii! fellows. Actuated bv tins motive,
and a deire to relieve human suftei jug. I tiill
s'iid free of c!iar.:e. to ail who d-ue it. this
recipe, with tu 1 directions for preparing :md
iisiii-. In Geriiiaa. French, or Kniisit. rtnt by
mail bv adlrcsinir with siamn. iianiint: tlii pa
lter. W. W. Mictar, Us Rowers' ll.ock. Roches
ter. New York. itiU
A Ge-tle Hint.
In our style of climate, with its sud
den changes of tempera; ure, rain,
wind and sunshine often intermingh d
in a single dav, ii is no wotider that
our children, triemls and relatives are
so frequently taken from us by neg.ect
ed colds, half the deaths re.su. ling di
rectly from this cause. A bottle of
Bosehee's German Srnp kept abom
your horn for immediate use w ill pre
vent serious sickness, a large doctor's
bill, ami perhaps death, by the use of
.hreeorfour doses. For curing Con
sumption, Hemorrhages, Pneumonia
Severe Coughs, Croup or any other tli,
sease of the Throat or Lungs, its suc
cess is simply wonderful, as your drug
gist will tell you. German Syrup is
now sold iu every town and village on
thin rnn.iueut. Sample boitles for tri
al, 10c; regularsize, 75c. 38tf-alt
Caution to Smokers.
From and after the 1st day of May.
173 all boxes containing cigars of my
manufacture will have my name bold
ly printed on the inside if the lid. This
is to prevent counterfeiting my brand
of cigars, with an inferior quality of
cigars, resorted to by some unprinci
pled manufacturers. None are genu
ine unless plainly labeled:
JULIUS I'EPPEHBURG,
M ANVFACTCRER.
Phittsmouth, - - Nebraska.
An Astonishing Fact.
A large proportion of the American
people are to-day dying from tho ef
fects of Dyspasia or disordered liver.
The result of these diseases upon the
masses of intelligent and valuable peo
ple is most alarming, making life ac
tually a burden instead of a pleasant
existence of enjoyment an 1 usefulness
as it ought to be. There is no good
reason for this, if you will only throw
.wide prejudice and skepticism, take
the advice of Druggists and your
friends, and I ry oiie Imttle of Green's
August Flowei. Your sieedy relief
iscerain. Millions of bottles of this
m-dicilie have lieen "iven :nv:iv .0 trv
i virtue with :1tir.iet..rv reni in
ifveiy case. You can buy a sample
laittle for 10 cents to try- Three doses
will relieve the worst case. Posi ively
; -old by all
j continent
all Druggist on the western
281y-cow
SO.OOOMOI.D, RoTed. ratarveil, ImproTtvl.
H O iVl E
COOK
BOOK
H?sl 7a's tl) m E'ejattt En?!.
4') I p.:ne o.l ciol!i bin La; -1 "'i prsi-pad.
O-'JO i 'radical Rfdpcs. all from !" of
icpu.at ion as l .u- kcet crs. and II known
asoa:eiio! inline-nw and j-id .;iii ai l.t i' i . i
p ai'd other cities ard tow us ; name !o i'a::i :
i lieo-fo' e. it st :.nd to re io:i t hat tne o.ii is
the Ltcsr. for no lady w.r.iid piibhciy emlocc a
r c'p" utile? it v-s t! ve l'- " 'b.ury
o kbiok a m t v th : r t rs ec . A im
oimiK illtteeti. j.ls. Ileccllt-r Ml;... '.til l ..
Cio. of any ilcjrrce of skin, oi common s-use.
c.n be sa'e'iy trusted to c.ii-r fo- th fa'nil. in
the aboence'of tiie inlslrcs." t'hi-airo Tribune
savn : " Shotiii l.e the adopi"d companion ol
everv housekeeeper." Hookm Hers fay : "Il'u
I he best selling book." II;. articles trout ctil
tu ed writ ei-s 'it lloiisekeepins. Table la!k.
Iiiuncr ElhjUetie. So iai Observances. Lilile
lioiisekei eis. Maikt lmu. Mid Servants. A
FofKF.T L'rn io.s fiee for stan.'p. 32-2t
WfEE ROAD
TO EICEES.
BKINO
Practical Hints to Clerks ml Ycebi Business tten
Bound in beet and inont elegant style. Rlack and
Oold ornamentations. ..Price 1.5) inisipaid.
Content Leaving Home City orCountry,
which T The first step Taklnjr Hod file
Retail Clerk. A Permanent Si. nation. I'ei-on-al
Kxpen-c,. Leveiune Cote pet it ion. Telling
Tales out of School. Anchois. A itep lusher.
At the llek.tt.l.. Selling Gin-d. 1 he
Traveling Man.- Iaave from a Drummer's Ex
perience, continued. on the Loaii. Sel ii
Ou the Road t'ollectinir. Oil the Road L'oi tet
ItiK. continued. Will jrou be a Fartner? Start -iu
mi Musiiiess. BuMUK Goods. store Ansit
. Arratigintr toc:. Insurance, etc. Adver
tising. Veiling rjo.ids. l)u n.i.i?. Altetitin o
D .a... S uii.lioii. 1 ttiig W ell-euotii h
alone. UUHincss lisses. Mind your own isai
nei.. Husiuess Mau'a Recreations. Growii g
Rich.
OpinlouM of Lead I ns Papers.
Buffalo Christian Advocate : " It Is Invalua
ble to yoiui in.-.u."
From the Nashville. Tenn., Chrtstian Advo
cate : This is a nftrciM booa "
Worth ten times the amount asked for It."
lioHtou Evening Transcript.
"Should be in the hands of every young man
commencing lite." C leveland lleraid.
The America:! Grocer nays : " It ouht to be
n the hands of all our readers, old and young,
who wish to become better mercnauts."
Chicago Times : " Thin Is a volume crammed
lull of uotiii, seusitde, and iiiucti needed aavue
to youiij; iU.?!! uo desire toniaiie a suctei- of
life."
Chicago Tribune : 'This is the work of a man
wao began business as a stiop-ooy. and who, in
set viuii as clerk, u rummer, book- Keeper. Junior
(.inner, an. 1 finally .ts luaiiaing pan tier in a
iargtt eataiiliMiimeut, mastered all the details ol
a. i extensive and intricate bushiest-, and rooted,
while still a younj; uia.i, wilu a liauUsome coui
peteiice." J. FEED WAG01TER,
tuilif.ier. C'ttlcao.
SOLD AT AI.Lt ISOOfii. STOIlSiS.
See E. G. Dovey & Son s assortment
of Lady's cloaks before purchasing
elsew here.
1 he New Party."
Just arrived fioiu the East and the
-o.d settler" in the west, hud ihat the
old Eastern medicines do not relieve
Hie diseases incident to ibis new West
ern climate. The verdict of every
family using llinwii's tcseJaluf
l.it -r ii.S, is tit.it tttey have no
equal for relieving constipation, sick
headache anil biliousness, and that
:tii-ksi 4 true .'Ills rtr 'fail lo
care the thills when taken as oirec.ed.
Ilroivii Clutigli ISalsam, for
cotu'iis, colds, and liLtg atfecii-ins, con
tains no stupefying opiu.es, hut re
lieves by soothing 1 he irritated pars,
and producing easy, gentle expectora
tion. tiroiYti's Tnr TrorriC! are val
uable to public speakers and singers,
and all aflltcted with sore throat and
liuit'S' 11 ess.
Urown'ti Arnicvt Salvr stands
without a rival for removing iutl.tma
, ion and i ealiug old soies, ulcers and
frost-bite.
Sarsaparilla, Ramlrllon ami
lotlliif ui' l'oIasIuui.is the kiiigof
remedies for blood, liver, and skin dis
eases. For sale by Dr. W. E. Donelan.
Cltapman & Smith, J. II. Buttery and
O. F- Johnson,
"lotf Plattsraoutli, Neb.
The At.auta ia.. Constitution
Uecently published a long account of
the destructiveness of the "Sherman
Itat" which is i' to 4 timea as large as
the Northern Rat. On the 17th of
Sep ember.. 1377. the Manager of this
celebrated paper having tiied Centen
nial Bat Exterminator says: Gentle
men v our "Pizen Stuff" knocks "Sher
man Rats," stiff and cold.
Osaoe. Iowa. Dec. 20, 1877.
Star M inufTct tiring Company, Fort
Madison. Iowa; Gentlemen: The Cen
tennial rat poison, received last Mon
day. e have given three do.M-s. On
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
nighis, and we verily believe there is
not a rator mouse left. The saw mill,
feed, custom and merchant's mills were
full of tl.em. as were also our houses,
cooper shops, barns anil lmg pens
Sii ce giving them the mison they have
been running round as "crazy as loons"
and the river batik is line with dead
rats, iu fact it has created ti terrible
commotion among Miem and they have
all left, thanks to the "Centennial Bat
Exterminator." each box of which is
worth a twenty dollar bill. We will
see our drugirists and have them send
for it. Thanks, f-anks. Verv respect
fully. E. M. Britts. & Co.
This great economizer for pronerty
holders, farmers, tt ul., is for sale by
druggists and general dealers every
where. Price 25 cents, largecans S1.00
20t f.
VICTORIOUS AGAIN.
Latest HonorParis Fxhihitlon of IS7S
lw Highest Gold Medals Awarded
to Mason & hanilin Organ Company.
The Mason & Hamlin Organ Com
pany have the honor to announce tiiat
thev have leen awarded the tirst prize
uold uiedai at the Paris Exhibi.ion of
1878. for the superior excellence of
their Cabinet and Parlor Organs.
Thirty leading manufacturers of ived
organs from all nations were among
the competitors. inl the various jut it s
who have made and ratified the award
were torn jxised of the most eminent
professionals and exper.s of their re
spective coun.rics.
In audition to the above the Mason
&. Ilamliu Oran C ompany re
ceived the dis ingnished honor .of the
award of a separate Gold Medal to the
superin endent of their factory, Mr.
W. O. Trowbridge, in testimony of the
excellence of their work in its de'ni
and of I he completeness of their sys
tem and thoroughness of factory ap
poinf lnei.t.
This is in accordance with the uni
'orni experience of the Mason & Ham
lin Comjianv w ho have l en awarded
i First Medals or o I it highest honors
at all World's Exaisil ions for elevet
years, viz: a: Paris 18G7; and Vienna.
1873: Santiago. 1875; Philadelphia.
1375; and Paris 1878.
Messrs Mason A Ilamliu will lie hap
py to send descriptive circulars to any
applicants. Address,
j Maon& Ilamliu Ontm Co.,
, 154 Trmoxt st to Boston; 25 Union
i SQ., New York. 250 an 252 Wabash
I Ate., Chicago. Jajies Pettee, A gt.
RoekweM ?ms the neatest :t-iort nient
of l.-b'v".-: tit- 'S ;.!!! ever bnuitiht 'o
v,: v.- ,:.": :.i see in-, roe ;
tiie a-..-..! ti;.":t is vi-.'u-. Ti.ey at - go-
inn oil
23i f.
L K i l, S O'VK 'ICS.
Assigne b' Xotico of Appoint
ment In B .nkruptoy.
DiNtriel of Nehru ka. n:
At I'l -tsaii.tiih in "-id Ii!;!.-t on the 2".h
d .k ol Oi't.. A. 1 . I sr.s : Tiie uadefMiri.ed he C
bv'j;ir .iii.li-t- oi ills MopoiiUiin'ttt as As!in c
fJ.:t:i"s It. For er of O n.ilia. la;!as touiity
la Slid D.b r:ct. who hn bocu adjuilie. t tl a
ba:ir.r:i;l ou 1.:n own pi-tii.oa
3-;i3 ASSHLMO 11. M I T ft . Aslltlie.
Bankruptcy Notice.
In tht District rnurt "f I'r.r Vniti Stain Fur
the Itirirt l Xihraxktt, in the matier of Ld
mitndJ. St'iiie liniif.rupt.
Cmtep statics District Colux I
i'l.Klik'a Klt;K. V
Duhha, Nkb., 0?t.. ?3d.lr. )
To whom It iii.ty couceru i Phase to take no
tie herchv. that it IVtitioB 1im been, to-wlt,
on Hie lltti day of Ocloh-r. A. I. lsT). Ilil-d in
(laid Dl'trtct t:ourt bv EdmiiudJ- Sloueot Hl.
nor t ountv. In said IXstrtct. who has been
lieieloforc duly dec.taretl Ilankrupt uudcr the
act of Couuress entill d "Ad net tt Establish n
iiiiiiorai svstem of Itankriiptcy throughout tie
liniled States." approvetl M.iieh 'J. tss;. ami i.t
amended, for a discharge anil certificate tltere
f. from all I Is debts ami oilier claims provable
under naitl Act. and tli it the 11th day of No
vember. 1ST, at f.nr o'clock !. in., at the oflici
of J. L. Weiister. Ejr. the lteister In Rank
ruptc v for said District at Oai ilia in said Dis
trict. Is the time and place assiiri.cd for tie
lieaiit ot i lie same : wli-ii and where yon may
attend. and r-how cause, l! any you have, why
the praverof the said Petition houl.i nor I f
grouted. 3112 W atson 15. smith.
Notice of Assignee's Appoint
ment in fcankruptoy.
District of ,Yi of .n. r:
At Linco'n. in said District, on the 3d day of
October. is:. The undesigned hereby given
notice of his appointment as assignee of Ste
phen S. Rrock of Lincoln. Lauexetcr. t'otinty. in
said District, who lias been adju lgcd a batik
rnpl on his own petition.
3ot3 J- M. Knox. Assignee.
Administrator's Sale.
No'.Ice is hen-br given that I E. (5. Dovey,
in pursuance of an order of the District.
Court of Cat's ountv, Nebraska, will ell ::t
Public vend ire at i lie trout door of the Court
liousr-at I'laitMii uitli. Cass C-.iunty. Nebraska,
o.l ilif ninth lav of Nove.nber. A. D. 1 7. at t
o'clock. P. M.. the following descii'-i d real es
tate to-wit: Kat half id lot one (I) in Dock
tliirtv-three t.T?) one Pi iek store ai.d twenty
two Vjifeet Ir t:t. on Main -t.eet, :idjoiu:nR
llein v lioeck's store, laying across .ois 8, y i.t.u
in in "biocK t:tt l. V'S feet on Main trect, laving
across lots 8. 9 and pi in b'.oci; mis hoin-e
Hiitl twenty two (12) feet front on Alain stieet
la-, itiii across lois H a. id 7 in block (31 not th half
of lot 5 in block (31 . lots 7. 8. S. in, 11 and VI in
block (2-.'a. all in the city of 1'lattsmouth i;s
s.'iown bv the recorded p!atif said Citv. Als
lots 8 o and ! in block s, in Thompson" Atbli
tion to the citv of i'lattsmouth. Also the east
lial- of North cat juarter f section No. J5I
township 3 north ranjie 12 east of G I'. L. ail
in Cass County. Nebra-ka. Tne terms of sanl
sa'ewill be as to'lows : The purciiaser sl'.al!
pay one fourth e:!-h in hand, on.- fourth in mi
months, one fourth in twelve mouths, and one
fourth in eighteen nmni lis from dste of a!e. tin
purchaser siiali ulve lifs nott drawing I? p-i
cent ii ten-st Iroin O.e ilao-s merr-ot. secured bv
a mort ag upon th real estale so t-o!d for il
deferred payments. Said sa'e v. ill be held open
for ore hour, fioni two o'clock until tlnce
o'clock p. in., of the same dav.
3014 K. l. Dovkv.
Adm'r. of the estate of IL Aiil'.'on, dt-e'd.
Probate Notice.
In 111" matter of the Probate of the la-t w!'l ai d
tcsiR:ncii ol Fit iioi it-k ';'! It-cl.e. Ia Coun
Sv I otrt of ';is.-i ;'oii'iiy, Nebraska.
To whom it m iy cn-.err-i:
T ike noiice tlial Fr.d Oo-t der of m.id county.
Iia- fiifl iu t.-v ot'd-c an li.s; nn iert in writing.
piiportintf fo b- tl." bt v i'l and tet.'.ii-cnt of
sai l Fr oerick Ooe.lc-ke..and n jideappllcalloli
to itave ti-e siiaie ;iu tleil to probate, and the
w-ml r-iu-'c is set lof lie-iritis at my tlice in
P;attinouth. in said County of Cass, on tnes.h
day of 0-to!-T. A. 1) ists. tit one o'cl.tck p m..
ons.-id d-tv. at which time and place all persons
interested'aie col il'.i-il ami reiiiied to api e.-r
ami coi te;-t tlie s.me. and fl'.ow caue if any
t!:ev Slave why saitl i"st iiiu-eiit shouhl not be
tdlowed as the last will aad tfst.unent of caul
Frederic:-; Coede.-ke. ilee.-ased. Witness my
hand kihI oflieial eal at I latl-iuouth. Nebras
ka ou thisutu dav of October A. D. Ij7s.
A. V. st'Li.rv an, Co. Judge.
Notice.of Assignei's Appoint
ment in Bankruptcy.
DMriet of Sc1raUa. ot;
At Crete in slid District on the loth dav of
October 187s. The undersigned hereby gives
notice of lii.-. appointment : assi-rnee of Samuel
L. Andrews of Crete. Saline County. Nebraska,
in said District, who lias beca adjudged abank
rup upon his own petition.
30 U J. W. llcrrxFR, Asugnee.
Chattel Mortgage Sale.
Notice is herchv given that default having
been made in tiie payment of a note and two
Cuattel Mortgages made and executed by W il
ii.im Ita-it-r to liut ton Fuller, bearing d;ite -ep-ttonber
2.1. t77. and filed and indexed i:i tlieof
tice of the Coumv Cletk of Cass County. Ne
braska, and i'l said nmrnrige the said Wil lam
Rager did sell and mortgage to said Rurton Ful
er one bay lioie I uriti yearn old. one to n
ante with silver tail live i5i vears old. and
w lieras tl:e said illi.tin Rager iliii execute a
ecotid mortgage to fccnre h line note, bearing
uaie Fcl ruaiv 28i h. 17. which said niortg-it-e
in liied and indexed in aiil 'ounty Clerk's offce
on tlie f.lh dav t: Marcli. ists. joid in said last
mentioned mortgage said William R'l-'er did
s-ll snd moil (rap to saitt Riirtnn h idler, otie
light bay ctdt one year o d. and there is now due
on said note and nn..rt'rat;es the sum ol 2".'.
Now. t eifcf.ue. I will proceei' to sell said
horses and said colt on the 3:st day of October.
!7tf. at the hour of two o'clock p. ui . of fab!
dav at the residence of said Piuteii Fuller, in
Soiitli liend Pieeb ct . in Cass County, Nebras
ka, to salisiv said debt.
CCBTON Fl'l.l.FR.
Oct. 7th. '873. -"'IS
Estmy Notice.
T;:l;cn tip rn the 2lth day of September. A. D.
137s. ;i a sf'ay iu Weeping Water, ia township
10 nm th. r.-ntf tl east in t'ass County. Nebia
ka. Iv tlie siibsi'iibcr. who there reiidt-s. otie
chestnut sorrel liore. w ith wliite spot In the
forehead, vvitn near hiud foot white, a small
w ir on point of right shoulder. ;.N. a scar on
left fore foot.snpnoreo to be about 8 vears old.
S:-id horse had on an old saddle at:d blind bri
die. and a h-iper wh.-n ta:eti up. Tlie owrcrof
sjtid propei tv can have tlie same by proving
proper! vand pavi g expenses.
Dated this Ut day ot OetA cr. . D. '678.
.'trt-i A. J. McDonald.
IIARPWARE STORK,
In Plattsm-vuth, Neb., on Fourth St.. about the
MIDDLE OF THE BLOCK,
you wilt find :
Corn IManlers, (hand & horscj
Mirringr lMoivn,
MilUy riows,
Culli vators,
and all kinds of Farm Implements and
Shelf Hardware. Tin Ware, &c, &c.
ALSO,
Hunsrarian and 2111:1.
FO.: THE
YOX'Stf I'LOI'LL'S
ILLUSTRATED BIELE HISTORY.
Over ;oo.OO roplc alread) Hold.
AND OVl.Y A fMIJ. I'AttT Of iirr; Col'NTnV
CAVAKI. THK r.KST ANU F.AS1EST
BOOK TO SKLI..
his work contains an attrictlve account, ef
th" yie;.t cvepts nrntioiiett In tlie Obi
and New Testament, the lives of tlie Fat ri
al etis. Prophets and Ki igs : of Clirist and His
Apietles. and of tlie remarka'de r nifii and
clii'dre . menlio-ed in the sacred volume. t.-
IISTHATKI) WITH KI KHANT KTfcKI. K.NOKAV-
lG8. For terms, address
Henry Uill Ib!llin7 'o .
C5t8 Xtrwlcli. Ctinu.
F. S. ECKOLS.
Dealer in
J E WELTI V.
WATT II ES.
CLOPKS.
NOTIONS, -
CANDIES,'
CIGARS,
TOBACCOS.
At L nisville Neb., call aid exam
ine tho Etock. lly
S ANKON'S
LIVERY SALE AND FEED
OIT aVCJVIiT VTJ0lTZT2r,
llsl of 11 (fie V!!e lltr.se.
TiiK ti.i):-'sr
LIvERY STABLE
In the Town.
Qjod Tram Alecays on Hand.
Careful Drivers sent with car
riages if desired.
Carriage sent to lewl to meet a" tr.iiiih
wueuever ordered.
THE 0NLV HEAf.SE iM TCVw'N.
Funrals intended and earring. f implied to
tru-nds. Adur, J. VV. SHANNON,
ii -j FilatUiuoUtU, Neb
O. F. JOHNSON,
DEALER IN
Drugs Iriedicines
WALL PAPER.
All Paper Trimmed Free of
Charge.
ALSO DEALER IN
Stationery, Magazines
AND
Latest Publications.
Irecrl prions Carefully Componntlrii
by an I'xperienretl trujlst.
RFMFMB ICR THE FLACK.
Gth .sr2 LO HIS SOUTH OF MAIN.
FLaTISMOI TII. n p..
W. D.JONES.
Brick Livery Stable,
PltATTSMOUTII. NEB.
The old r.ONNKU STARLFS in Flattsmou, I
Neb., are uoa- leased by .loncs &. Stroud n!
they tire keeping a new and haadsome livery ii
tins well known bai u. 'lhe 11in-!-t and best o!
lioisi-i and carriages always ready to let.
S ADD!.:-: HORSES CHEAP.
Horses kept for Sale
or to Trade.
HORSES TRAINED AND BROKE
ALSO
We desire to give notice tl nt we have a Iarg .
handsome brick barn, with plenty of room . i
horses and wagons. I can put 'farmers stoel
.in 1 wagons, loads of gniu or anything all tin
der cover, ii tlie dry. Remember this.
Thanking all old p irons for t licit many fa
vors. ve solicit their trade for the future. sr
isfieil we can aeconiinodale them better and li
beller by thein than ever before. 3-yl.
.STKK1GIIT
3! I LIES.
Ifartuss ilannarUirtrs,
LVDDLLS
r-RIDLCS,
CH)LUVRS.
tnd a'.l klods of harness stock, constantly n
bund.
FR UIT, COSFECTIOXE T,
.AND
G It O CE K Y STOKE,
NUTS.
CANDIES,
TEAS
corrrns.
SUGARS,
TOHXtXOES.
FLOUR.
AC.
Rf member the place opposite E. O. Dovey V
11 Lower Main street.
ST J! LIGHT tf- MILLER.
LAND.LAN
BEST FARMING LANDS
IN NEBRASKA,
FOR SALE BY
33. d IMo. EH. 3EL
IX XKKKAMK V.
Great. Advantages to Euyen
is is?;.
Ten Years Credit at ti pr cent Intersl
Six Years Credit at f per vent fntertsl
and 20 per cent Discount.
t'trr MrI IHsroiints I'r C.t:i
Itelte. i Fares hiiiI Krei-rlitw.
and l'ieailimi-i tor Improve
m entN
Fnnph'cts and .vf ip. contaln'nr feV pnrti. I
v.r-wiil he it. a u r e to any p ft of the.
uonld.ni append n to .
IAN1X I.MMIS ON F, E. v M R. R.
I.IMUI.V, Nkbkakka
S3
nni.n pj.ateo w tco c. o,-,prrt
n 11- k lOW II .O-l.l. .-.t ! A-"-,! I'l. . K t AUtJIlB.
AD4.u, A. tOUXTKlt CO. Cncto. I X.
"-!li
A FHYS 10 LOGICAL
View of Elarriae '
rfpmmmf9P'. .' j v; I Ouidelo XVfd "cc mni
fcl fU l t.V . m ui.no. w .i 'Ir.t'.s on ul
11 ti""! Pk 9 ...l.r. nprr.je n.l tli.
fcWtrr t'-t in , -tin- ui.fr ! -t the f-
i r.i. ol Bprcd'icin ,t.u
t-. fisen.e. or w oiu't
A hint lo I' "t eon. 4-
S . r. r.r. i-tili ra:!-1. find.
mp& iiitt rrt.
On tl i tor.r.ft . Pr vn'e ut-ts i-.i.t. troin el
Abuse. Eiee. rt.-l-wret Iiesae i:h U.e OcM
&V.ii. of i u-, -4 - - p- p i' ft-.
A CLIN'CAt. LfCTtTB E on thf llur diiilM !
Awm mr TbrMttil 1 tmir.. Cat.rraJJ.upt ure, Uit
Co um Hatut.t o lo.-i..
i.i S-r httt.kt nt pofjaodoit ri-r-p of pnrv: or ..i thre,
ernn'.inilii- tlt. b-amita t ii utrtert. lor 7J c '
AUdme iia J'LTi 1- 4ui M. bt. iui. Mo.
2;tJ
Dr.A.G.QLSN'S:
(-7 V vvr.tir
Jib. for t ci fl
c f nfecflait rtf S-iuinHl VrL n-t-"
KraMuN's lf Mmtrr, Iin!iu!re1 rH. I
r.r-i.tfv - jrr-i ; f m-k llJrf"r. K lnr . l.trr
I ufur. tti'in. ' sA-reS. ' i h?n! . at
VK'tOK r'i.M AI 'W t Url...t. lr J '
h.V v dV .L Mf-rtir r. n.l ii'.rw W.rt O.i '.f fvl T
U i it if ti :ncl i.- h itn It
I u-jet io lb t' - A 11 IK ffO'ii-Mtj; ir-trr- r t ii
;! Tttte one 't btvud, ra'.. jt ni- F.r rtiitnucn (or
p. icnu Se.tb''.yiU f -A of P it trCf ;. mr-
.lv of luportarii in formal ii bv . a1C Ol-lA'r
tls. per Bx. m-Uiion tf.
MARRIAGE GUIDE l!SV
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! LWUaV i. JLkVA
Ii S11..L lit UK.
Com riar.tcrt-, Cultiv:.torc,
Sulky PIovS',
nr row'oH" but I st.'.l have the
Harrison Wage),
the beet hdA clienpcat vrngcn 1. the
rcnrlret by b'I odds.
Spring Wagons,
Boggles, and Three Seated Wuong;
and the world renowned Courtl.tiii
Platform Spi!t;g Wrigc-n.
1 HAVE EVCRVnilXQ A FAiliJ
ER WANTS.
NOvT IS THE TIMK
for all kiinla of
Aicrliiiillii r:s 1 I in ylrnu r.
lit every varivty, m.i At
Hcd Rock Prices
Mowers- Sulky rakes and aU kir.J
of Rakes, Folks, ttc, etc.
Nov is the time to Buy.
I RKI) GOUDEIL
52;f Plaitsimout!!, NebiuAa
r irjz- k.- '- - -
TIIE
HENRY F. MILLER
P I A JV O P O K T n s
BOSTON", MASS.
Boston Fub'ic Echoolis,
Mass. State Noiraal
Pchools.
The New England Conser
vatory of Music 1 Ex
clusively, TFO AWARDS DECREED
THIS nSTAIiLISIIZwCI.-T
Philadelphia E::hib:ticn '76
No wt'ivr F1:r Foitc honsc, .-itli cae e.vin'p
:on, received iu.j;e tuan cue.
buriii'i tht t'oii'-rrt S a-jnn of 1 37'J, 77,
hese Pianos vi-i i; u-.ed !r. Ljr.L-j.i jiu-4 Vicinity
ii more tlian 1C5 oncert.
The Kcasau of loT7 s .d '7 promUrt ft aliil
,-real':r nuttihcr to be :idJeJ to tii2 lift.
Notices ol Concerts
"Retnarkl,!e fn.-Its purity, rlthnees and e-
eiuie,-. of tone." i.toii JoUi'UaL
"No curli instni'i.ei.ts l).-'.vr ho n hear 1 tn a
i.fivvflt concort ro'viin be.Ii!;." Lowed (MaiS.)
Dally Clti.cn.
"Surpasses an iMic t.f tf:e ktnd prcvlou!y
-card in our citvV' -Lowvl! Vox i'opuu.
"t'nrfin.il!erl I y a.iy that hve fn-eri ui-ed ii
ui conctuis." C '.i-ijvilie. Daily Cutaier.
JAMES PETTEE
a been appointf ! s-nt f 'n- ther'c (Kri. !i"e
'iauo. Sei.d Tor car.ii'of je.
T, Plattsmouth. Nob.
E. PARIYIELE,
iALE, FEED tt- LIVERY UTABLK
On Main stieet l.ca:lv oppoi.T ta Cort
loti.e, Fhitlsniouth. Neh.
SorsEsfoP. Sale.
The huvin'j at I ,(".' ! fiol Lorsfc mad
he specialty oi ti.e buraies.
New Horses & Carriages,
mil gciit'.e ttorses: for Iridic, to drive are kej.r
:i this St .!;'.e.
Al-o a ear-y all. v U.-'.i rtms t J the .'.rpot. e.- .
- i'l carry po-tV-iii-eis fioi.i any pia.:. la lon ou
a! I.
CARVERS CALL AND EZ "AH I Nit
21 Y STOCK FOR HALS.
Syl
E. rAIiMEI.i:.
GP.IEK & BLG7EPJ
a. o i; isviLLii t i . s 11 o 1,
AND -
RXPAIZIXG FOOFIKQ ASD
UPOUTII.'G.
First Clis? Stock.
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