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LOCAL EWS
The snow is Ausgespeilt.
Lots of ice being packed this year.
Friday niht, Compradore CJ. W.
Bailey.
Look out for Solomon & Nathan's
new Ad.
BoitN Unto Thompson (with a
i) a Utile Sentinel.
Fresh Cocoanuts, Figs, l'runells, and
Dates at the P. O. News I)pot.
It is said at Lincoln that Bro.
Windham boards with Mr. Boreas.
Co and price Solomon & Nathan's
new goods.
New locals next week from Ilatt,
Chapman, Chambers and Guthmann.
Just received a large stock of fancy
candies, at the l O. News Depot.
Our Three droves' letter was near
ly unreadable this week ami is omit
ted. For sweet Valencia Oranges and
Messina Lemons go to the I'. O. News
Depot.
China and the Chinese," funny
and entertaining. Friday night at
High School Hall.
Solomon & Xathan have received
New Goods for the Spiing trade, go
arid examine them.
We call attention to our friend
Ashley's new ign ami Carriage point
ing Ad. in this week's licit alii.
(Jo to Alf White and get wne of
f ho nice Buffalo llobes, go at once as
ho lias only a few left.
The Foroin:i?i of the Heuvid, II.
. Fellows, v;is calh-d ovri to Iowa
this wee!i l.v the sickness of his Fath
er.
A largf and well selected Stock of
Eastern lloo.s and Shoes at Sherwood's
cheap. -4 4t f
Master ;-org Spurlock of this
-ity was elected one of the pages in
the Legislature. He will make an ex
cellent one.
Salomon Sc Nathan have been selling
at reduced pi iees since the Holidays,
go and examine their goo Is.
The Chronicle prints a home pa
per this week, ground hog case, though,
their patent sheet went back on 'em
and they had to do it.
Don't forget the Valentines which
will be in lisplay at the 1 O. News
Depot in a few days.
-The Ladies of St. Luke's Guild will
give a sociable at the house of Mrs.
Walter White, Thursday evening, Jan.
CO. All are cordially invited.
Look out for a large assortment of
all kinds of Valentines at the P. O.
News Depot.
Look in the Dictionary and find
out what Compradore means, and then
go to the High School Hall Friday
night and find out what a Compradore
tUes.
If you want to smoke a good cigar
from two for 5 cents up to two for 23
cents, go to the 1'. O. News Depot.
-Our Weeping Water correspon
dents seem to agree to disagree about
borne things in their town. Keep cool,
girls, and let things whiz.
Just received another Invoice of
slates, to be sold lower than ever, at
the I. O. News Depot.
-7-Want a load of oats want some
dry wornl want some more corn. Hur
ry up and bring it along. Two cents
a bushel above the market price for
corn brought iu on old subscription.
"China and the Chinese" Friday
night at High School Hall, by Compra
dore G. W. Bailey for some years a res;
dent of China; go and hear him, every
body, grown people and young folks.
The members of the Temple of
Honor, and of the Good Templar's
Lodge will hold a coffee social at their
Hall on Friday evening. The proceeds
to be given to the Beading Koom.
Come one and all.
The preliminary trial of McDon
nell the a'an who stabbed Mr. Ilicks,
-- look place on Saturday. He was re
manded to jail to await further trial.
Mr. Hicks walked to the Court House,
by the aid of the Marshal.
By our South Bend items we learn
that Mr. Coffee of that place is coming
to Platlsmouth to build several tene
ment houses, and that he will move
here in the ipring. A commendable
business enterprise in which we hear
Illy wish him success. .
Personal.
Billy Wella went to Chicago tbis
week to seethe City and transact some
business for Sam Darker.
Eugene Reed, of Weeping Water
was iu town Saturday; likewise Mr.
Woodard of the same place.
Elbert Duke, Esq., was down to see
us Saturday, and Mx3. Duke has been
visiting her relatives here fur several
weeks.
John II. Becker, one of Cass county's
best farmers and tax payers called Fri
day and made the personal acquaint
ance of this Editor.
We understand that work was be
cun this week on the engines for the
new steam ferry boat which is to be
put in here by D. W. Solliday of In
diana. Tho work is to be done by
Wayman, and the boat is guaranteed in
it3 charter to be running by May 1st.
Hurrah for Solliday and Wayman and
the new steam ferry bn.it!
A funny thing happened in the
western end of town the other day.
Joe. Fairfield went home and found a
baby there, a little girl 'baby. He
didn't have to hunt round on tho door
step, nor go across to Pacific Junction
for it but just found it natural like
ns they used to in the good old times
when we all know the Doctor brought
'em to their respective parients.
A Reporter for the Globe, Lincoln,
dropiKH.1 into the Good Templar Lodge
there last week, during a recess. In
due time the Lodge was called to order
and the business of Installation was
about to proceed when Gen'l Ho wen
called attention to the fact that stran
gers were among the fold; with a hop
skip and a jump that Reporter left for
the II. of It.
Notice Steamboat Manufacturing Com
pany of 1'lattsmonth.
All the Stockholders and members
of this company are requested to met
at Geo. S. Smith's office on Saturday
night, January Slth, 1879, at 7 p.m,to
make a final settlement of all unset
tled laws, and the transaction of such
other business as may come before the
meeting, also for the purpose of elect
ing Hicers of the company for the en
suing year.
By oitoKit of Board oi- Divkctors.
The Mason & Hamlin Groan
Instructor is the title of a New
Work arranged expressly for the use
of Scholars by Mr. Trowbridge whose
Musical ability and long connection
with the Company lias eminently fitted
him for the work which he has betn
so successful in arranging; the studies
are very progressive aud complete and
the collection of music throughout is
tin?. Our Musicians are a unit in rec
rommendiiig it. Books can be obtain
ed at Mr. O. F. Johnson's Drug Store.
J a m i Pett k k, A gen t,
-ILf Plattsmouth, Neb.
Stabhod.
Mr. Hicks, who keep. a boarding
house on Second St. was pretty badly
stabbed on Friday morning, last, by a
man named McDonell, one of Tom
Murphy's men. McD. was drunk and
ilicks told him to l.ive, in fact, put
him out mice when he returned and on
a second attempt to remove him he
turned on Hicks ami stabbed him with
a common pocket knife in the thigh
and temple. Dr. G. II. Black dressed
the wounds which were quite seiious.
For Sale,
A good Fipo Organ with three regis
ters of Pipes. Churches in want of a
good Organ will do well to examine
this Instrument. Apply to
James Pettee.
4ltC Piattsmouth, Neb.
The second and third lectures of
the High School Course will be given
Friday and Saturday evenings at the
High School building by Compradore
G. W. Bailey, the subject, "China and
the Chinese." In view of the Chinese
problem which we are solving on the
western boundaries of these great Uni
ted States, these will be most interest
ing lectures to the grown folks, aud
the many strange and curious habits of
this strange and curious people will be
very entertaining to the younger ones,
who are not yet investigating interna
tional questions. So all should come
and hear then.
For Sale or Rent.
Good second hand Organs and Melo
dtons, apply to James Pettee, Dealer
in Musical Instruments, Plattsmouth,
Neb. 44tf
Improved Lands for Sale.
D. II. Wheeler & Co. hare a fine
piece of land to sell, 100 acres of new
breaking replowed, and in the finest
condition for spring wheat. The tract
contains 240 acres 110 acres of break
ing ; good grass land pasture of 90 acres ;
running water in abundance; close to
market and good school. This if a
bargain for any person vrh intends to
buy land the coming season who in
tends putting a crop in and save the
rent. The opportunity will only be
oflered for a short time, as the party
will go east soon. Call and see Wheeler
& Co., for terras and price. 44t2
A Card.
The great popularity the
Mason te Hamlin Groan
has deservedly obtained in this County
has induced several unscrupulous ren
ders of otlter orynis to'resort to various
tricks to dispose of their organs. The
?ast that has come to our notice is
informing our friends that they have
secured the agency for sale of the Ma
son & Hamlin Organ, but of course
they assert that they only furnish
them to parties who will have no oth
er. For the information of Friends
of the Mason & Hamlin Organ I will
say these men are Frauds and that
only the gentlemen named below can
furnish the Mason & Hamlin Organ.
If other agents are appointed in the
County due notice will be given in
this paper. James Pettee, Special
Agent, Plattsmouth, Nebraska, Office
in Mr. O. F. Johnson's Drug Store.
Conrad Sciilater, Esq., Louisville,
Neb.; Me. F. F. Thompson. Bush
bury, Neb. Hit
THE MASTIN CHILD.
The End of Last Week's Tragedj.
By agreement, the attorneys for the
parents of the Mastin child about
whom the tragady of last week cen
terrd, agreed to argue the case before
Judge Sullivan, on Tuesday evening
last. Such case was argued, and the
Judge coming to the conclusion that
the case was brought before him on a
wrong presentation, and that the stat
utes provided for another remedy, dis
missed the case a3 far as the writ of
habeas corpus was concerned. The
lawyers argued the case Friday even
ing after seven o'clock, and the Judge
dismissed the case, there being a better
issue in our statutes under which the
case might have been brought.
Late that night, at the request of
the relatives of Mrs. Mastin, Messrs.
W. B. Shryockand Win. Brant ner. with
the mother, obtained the child and
left these parts for Kansas, by way of
Pacific Junction.
GREAT EXCITEMENT.
The news soon spread, and Mr. Lo
der, Mr. Mastin, the father of the child,
with Marshal Murphy, followed across
the river and found the woman, child,
Messrs. Shyock and Brantner, at Pa
cific Junction, on Saturday morning,
early.
Of course, Shryock set up the plea
that he had only been employed to
take the woman over to the railroad.
Later, a portion of the biains .and
bowels of the bar of Plattsmouth fol
lowed in a buggy, that is to say, Messrs.
Chapman and Pottenger, attorneys,
and after a great deal of parleying,
the woman gave up the child to the
custody of the father, Jos. Mastin, and
left, herself, for Kansas.
All suits, claims, and proceedings
thus far in the matter to be abandoned.
It is a sad matter at best. AVe are
informed that Mr. Mastin is a quiet,
peacable citizen ordinarily, and acted
in this matter about the writ, as served
by the sherilT, under a total misappre
hension of the facts. In stating this
matter last week we gave the facts as
we received them, from the best in
formation to be obtained.
85.00
At It. Sherwood's, made to order Fine
44tf Calf Boots -i5.0l.
Special Notice to Farmers.
All en terpriinR farmer should rnd to WEEKS,
BELL ; CO..s'i North Fifth Street. Philadel
phia, Pa-, for circular concerning their new Ag
ricultural Warehouse, which they have opened
in that city. They offer to ship anything in
tbe agrieltural line, no matter how mnall the
order, at wholesale cost, direct lo your homes,
free of freipht charge. They also oiler lo
farmers the .Surprise Corn Shelier lor the nom
inal sum of two dollars. It is the bei-t hand
machlmi In the m:irk t. will shell one hundred
bushels ot cr.rn per tiny ; any boy or sii'l on tl.o
farm can use it ; it is neatly" and eultstaiui.illy
made in fact, it it is the newt durable machine
in use. They also oner their Philadelphia
Broadcast Seed Sower f'r six dollars, twelve
hundred of v liich are now iu use. Every farm
ti should have oae.
Special rates given to reliable fanners who
will act a.. a ;eals. Cash must accompany or
der. Send ail lM-Miey by post office money order,
regmtered lerter orexpres.
C'rcnb'.r mailed free to every farmer m t'.ie
United stales on application to"
WKKKs. liKI.I. A CO.
41U 3' s North Eifth Slrett. Phila , Pa.
85.00
Fine Boots Custom made 3.00 at
4 it f Sherwood's.
Why Will You
Allow a cold to advance in your sys
tem and thus encoui age more serious
maladies, such as Pneumonia, Hem
orrhages and Lung troubles when an
immediate relief can be so readily at
tained. Eoschets German iyrup has
gained the largest sale in the world for
the cure of Coughs, Colds, and the se
verest. Lung Diseases. It is Dr. Bos
chee's famous German prescript i. n,
and is prepared with the greatest care,
and no fear need be entertained in ad
ministering it to the youngest child,
as per directions. The sale of this
medicine is unprecedented. Since fu st
introduced there has been a constant
increasing demand and without a
single report of a failure to do its work
in any case. Ask yoar Druggist as to
the truth of these remarks. Large
size 7-"i cents. Try it and be convinced.
41eovly.
$5.00 "
Made to ordpr
FINE CALF BOOTS $5.00,
41tf at Sherwood's.
Notice to Teachers.
Examination of persons wishing to
teach in C;rs county, will be at the
following times and places:
At Plattsmouth, 1st Friday and Sat
urdsty in January, February, May, Au
gust, "October" stnd November. At
Weeping W'uter, 1st Friday ;inl Satur
day in March, June and September. At
Louisville 1st Friday and Saturday iu
April, July and December. Notice of
other examinations will be given.
I). D. Martindalk.
41mC County Superintendent.
Wanted. Corn, oats, or wood, on
subscription, now, at once. You that
have accounts overdue, here is your
best chance. After January these old
accounts will be sued, sure.
Vick's Eloral Guide.
A beautiful werk of too pages. One Colored
Flower Plate, and 300 IlluktratioiiH. with De
seritions of the best Flowers and Vegetables,
and how to grow them. Ail for a Eivk Cknt
Stamp. In English or iJerman.
. The Flower and Vegetable Harden, 175 Page a.
Six Colored Plates, ami manv hundred Engrav
ings. For.'iO cent in paper covers ; 1,00 in el
egant cloth. In German or English.
Vick's Illustrated Monthly Magazine. 32 Psiges
a Colored Plate hi every number aud isany line
Eugravings. Price al.i'j a year; Five copies
for ." on. Specimen Numbers sent for 10 cents.
Vick's Seeds are the best in the world. Send
Fivrc Cknt Stamp for a Fi.nit.M. Gcinr,
eoiilaluii)'.; List and Prices, and plenty cf infor
mal ion. AdtircK
JAMES VICE. Rochester. N. Y.
4.lt4
THE MARKETS.
HOME MARKETS.
KKi-uttreu h r. f.. wHtrr.
Wheat, No. 2
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rejected
Corn,
Oats
Barl-y, No. i .
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.r2!ir'.ir
ly-'ij
2U6-SS
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rejected.
Rye,.
LaIT-ST NEW YORK MARKETS
New y oitK. Jan. 23.
Money 3.4
Gold loo's
LATEST CHICAGO MARKETS.
Cnic.ox. Jan. 23.
Flour
Wheat
Corn,. ;
t-t'-s, .
five.... .
tWir'ev.
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j Native CitHle
I I 'xas Cattle
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MARRIED.
ECKKRSON SIMPSON. At the residence of
James Simpson, of Stove i 'reek, on the lOtli
thst., by Eld'-r C. Alton. Mr. Jon s EcRr.u
to Mia Margaret Simpson. All of Cu
Co., NeLnkH.
DIED.
CriKONlCI.F: -- On January 22. The Cass Conn,
ty C'hreiiicie, ol palect out-side ; afd a yi-.tr
o'r two
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Ladies, Gents and Children's Under
wear, Cotton Flannels, lied FlamielSj
Linsey and Jeans, at
E.G. Doyey & Son's.
MONEY SAVED
by buying
ROOTS AND SIlOlvS.
31 tf it Merges'.
Rockwell keeps hardware and
queensware. and by Jove he keeps ma
chine oil3 too.; and I declare, he keeps
patent medicines also, so there is no
use of staying sick. 2Stf.
Rockwell has just received nine
chests of choice teas, which he sells at
from 25cts to 1 per pound. The best
bargain in teas you ever saw. 2Stf.
We see that Merges got. the premium
again at tho State Fair on his own
work for beauty aud durability. He
reallv does make fine and good work.
31tf
For Cash.
Louisville, Ner., Dec. 2d, 187S.
Having found by experience that I
cannot do business with satifaction to
myself or customers by giving credit;
I shall, on and after the 1st day of
January 1879, sell goods strictly for
cash ! So do not asK for credit, as I
shall positively refuse every one.
39tC J. V. Glover.
Cheaper than the Cheapest,
Ntrer Undersold
in Boots and Shoes at Merges'. 31tf
Remember that for boots and shoes
Rockwell cannot be beat in price. He
has a large assortment. 28tf.
Hoots and Shoes .7erj,
call and examine prices at
31 tf Merges'.
See Mr. King's Ad about Shenandos h
Nurseries. 38 tf
Rockwell keeps clothing and gent's
underwear. 28tf.
A nice assortment of Repellents
C:hmere. American Dress Goods,
Ties, Ruching, Silk Handkerchiefs,
Scarfs. Ladies and Children's Hosiery,
Feit Skirts, &c, &c, at
E. (. Dovey & Son's.
County Orders will Le received at
this office in pay for subscriptions, at
their market value, always. Remem
ber that. 41 tf.
Don't buy that nasty, dirty, steamed
lard, when you can take vour can to
J. W. Marthis and have it tilled
with prime, white, kettle, rendered
laid, at 6i per lb. cash. 4U4
Rock will has a full line of Grocer
ies. 2Stf.
Market Gardeners, send for Root's.
Garden Manual for 1879, full of in
structions on gardening topics, and
price lit of Choice seeds, both sent
FREE, Address,
40110 J. B. Root, Rock ford, 111.
Just Received
At Rockwell's, a very full line of Mil
linery goods of the very l.ttest styles,
such sis Mowers, ribbons, plumes and
lips, silks, velvets, lady's ties, bonnets
! stud hats, an l many oilier little novel-
ties that cannot be had at any other
place in town. str.
Those wishing Otsters can obtain
them by the can or dish, of the best
brands, cheap, at Henry Thierolf's, two
doors east of the 1. G. 34tf
Caution to Smokers.
From and after the 1st day cf May,
187? sill boxes containing cigars of my
manufacture will have my name bold
ly printed on the inside of the lid. Thirf
is to prevent counterfeiting my brand
of cigars, with an inferior quality of
cigars, resorted to by some unprinci
pled manufacturers. None arc genu
ine unless plainly labeled:
J ULIUS PEPPERBURG,
Manufacturer,
Plattsmouth. - - Nebraska.
Rockwell has the neatest assortment
of lady's dress goods ever brought lo
town. Be sure and see them before
the assortment is broke. They are go
ing off fsist. 28tf.
Thirty of the brMt organ makers of the
World are competitors at the Paris Imposition.
A cable dispatch to the Assaciated Press say
two lii-.'hest gold medals have been awarded lo
the American makers. Muson & Hamlin.
8 DOO (i t Worth Of FARM PltODCCK
.ViMl J alone can be saved by using
CcneiDiuil L'of Extr.rmivtuui. 20t
A fine assortment of Blankets at
29tf E. G. Dovey & Son's.
Rockwell, of Louisville, has just fin
ished his new store, 23x3."5, which he
has full of new goods. Be sure and
give him :i call we know you will
buy if you do, for he sells very cheap.
28tf.
The At.anta (J a., Constitution,
Recently published a long account of
the destructiveness of the "Sherman
Rat" which is 3 to 4 times as large as
the Northern Rat. On the 17th of
Sep. ember. 1877, the Manager of this
celebrated paper having tried Centen
nial Rat Exterminator sstys: Gentle
men your "Pizen Stuff" knocks "Sher
man Rats," stiff and cold.
Osage, Iowa, Dec. 20, 1877.
Star Manufacturing Company, Fort
Mstdison, Iowa; Gentlemen: The Cen
tennial rat poison, received last Mon
day. We have given three doses. On
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
nights, and we verily believe there is
not a rat or mouse left. The saw mill,
feed, custom and merchant's mills were
full of them, as were also our houses,
coojer shop?, barns and hog pens.
Since giving them the poison they have
been running round sis "crazy as hons"
and the river bank is line with dead
rats, in fact it has cresited a terrible
commotion among them and thev have
all left, thanks to the "Centennial Rat
Exterminator." esich box of which is
worth a twenty dollar bill. AVe will
see our druggists and have them send
for it. Thanks, thanks. Very respect
fully. E. M. Britts, & Co.
This great economizer for property
holders, farmers, et al is for sale by
druggists and general dealers every
where. Price 25 cents, large cans S1.00
20tf,
WHILE THE GRAVE ROIH'.LRS
Of the East are shocking the world by
their ghsistly work, in the West the
grave of the coughing consumptive is
cheated of its victim by tho timely
use of that never failing remedy,
lSroYvn's CuitgSi Xlulsitni. Thii
Balsam does not stupefy with opiates;
but produces esisy expectoration and
assists nature in her efforts to cure
herself. Do not id-gleet that cough
until it is too late. Every delay less
ens the chance of recovery. For clear
ing and strengthening the voice use
11 rown's Tar Troches once and
you Will, use no others.
Physicians who have tried Ilrown's
Arnica SkIvc for removing inflam
mation and coring old sores, cuts,
burin, bruises, piles a::d soro eyes, pro
nounce it the most wonderful 'lealmg
remedy of the age.,
All of these Remedies for Diseases of
the West for sale by i)r. W. E. Donelan
Chapman & Sj'nith, J. II. Buttery and
O. F. Johnson.
4:Jtf riattsfflouth. Neb.
Don't be Deceived.
Many persons say "I haven't got the
Consumption" when asked to cure their
Cough with Shiloh's Consumption
Cure. Do they not know that Coughs
lesid to Consumption and a remedy
that will cure Consumption will cer
tainly and surely cure a cough or any
lung or throat trouble. We know it
will cure when all others fail and our
faith in it is so positive that we will
refund the price paid if you receive
no benefit. Is not this a fair proposi
tion. Price 10 cts. 50 cts. and S1.00
per bottle. For lame chest. Back or
side, use Shiloh's Porous Piaster. Price
25 cents. For sale by Chapman &
Smith. Druggists.
Why will you sutler with Dyspepsia
and liver complaint, constipation, and
generstl debility when you can get at
our store Shiloh's System Vitalizer
which we sell on a positive guarantee
to cure you. Price 10 cts. and 75 cts.
For ssile by Chapman & Smith, Drug
ists. -II AC KM ET ACK" a popular and
fragrant perfume. Sold by Chapman
& Smith, Druggists, Plattsmouth, Neb.
341y eow.
LEGAL NOTICES.
Estray Notice.
Taken up by tho subscriber one dark iron
gray mare two years old. Said mare was t;tken
up iu Weeping Water precinct the 3!st of De
cember, is;8. The ownerof the above deeribed
animal can have the same by proving property
and paving cost of advcrtisiii and dinnagev.
41t.' WM. CAYG1LL.
In Bankruptcy.
In the District Comt ol the United States, for
ti District of Nebraska. In the matter of
William II. Seymour, Bankrupt.
UNITED STATKS DISTKK T CO CUT CI.KKK's
OKK1CK.
OM.vnA, Nkkkaska, Januaiy 1MIi,1s79.
To whom it may concern :
TaKe uotice herebv, that a Petition lias been,
to it. on the 11th day ot January A. D. is;:,
tiled iusaid District Court by William H. Sey
mour, of Unadilla. Otoe Co.. In said District,
who ha been heretofore duly declared Bank
rupt under t act of Congress entitled "An
Act to Establish a uniform system of Baukrup'
cy throughout the United States," approve d
March ,"i.no7. and as amend. -d. for a discharge
and Certificate thereof, from all his debts and
etlier cl-.iiins provable under said Act. and that
t lie first elay of February. lsi!t. at 4 o'clock. P.
M.. at tlieo'liiceof J. 1,. Webster. E.-.,the Reg
ister in Bankruptcy for saiel District at Omaha
in aid District, is the time and place assigned
for the hearing of the same ; when and where
yen may attend, and show cause, if any vein
have, why the pruyerof the said petition should
not be granted.
44t2 WATSON B.. SMITH. Clerk.
In Bankruptcy.
In the Dixtrict Court of the United States, for
the Di -tiict ot Nebraska. In the matter ef
( lintou B. Jacobs aud it. Wilson Jacobs,
Bankrupts.
UNITED STATES IHSTRICT COl'KT CI.EKK'S
OKflCK.
Omaha Nki-.kaska. January 15tli, 1S79.
To whom it may concern :
lake notice hereby, thnt a petition has been,
to wit. on the eleventh ciay of January, 1S7J,
tiled iu said District Court by Clinton B. Ja
cobs anil R. Wilson Ja-obs. cf Lincoln, in saiii
District, who hrivr been heretofore duly ele
clareil Bankrupt under the art of Cem-ivs en
tilled "An Act n Establish a uniform system
ed Baukiuptcy throughout the United Slates,"
approved Man h 2, !sf7. ami as amende'd. for a
discharge and Certificate thereof, from all their
debts and oihcrclaims provable? under said Act.
and that the first lav of February, V7J. at 4
o'clock P. M.. at tlie ediie-e of J. L. Webster,
Ese., the Register in Bankruptcy for said Dis
trict at Omaha in said District, is tlie time and
place assigned for the hearing of the same ;
when and where; you may attend, and ediow
cause, if any you have, why the prayer of said
petition should not be granted.
41t2 WATSON B. SMITH, Clerk.
Administrator's Sale.
Notire Is hereby given, that in pursuance of
a decretal ordered sale made by the Hem. S. B.
Pound, Jud:je ef the District Ce'iirt. la and for
I'ass county. Nebraska, at Lis Chambers in tlie
city of Lincoln, on the th'rd elay of January, A.
D. 179. I will on the '.'7th elay of January. A.
D. 187!totTer at public venelue, at tbe fremt eloor
of the Court House in Plattsmouth City. Cass
county. Neb. at the liemr of one o'clock P. M..
of saie'l day to the highest bidder all the right,
title and interest of W. T. Etheridge. deceased,
in and t'Let No.-J71, iu leiwu of Greenwood iu
said county as designateel in the reeonls of said
Town, iegether with the slere house em saiel
lot and the appurtenances thereunto belong
ing Sale will remain open for bids, from tlie
hour of one (1) o'clock P. M., until the heuir of
two (2) o'clock, P. M. ef same elay. Terms cash
or short time as inav be deemed best bv the
undersigned. Ei.iza J. ErHKRinoK.
January nth) 1870. -!'3 Administratrix.
Estray.
Taken up by the subscriber, one bay mare
and one sorrel horse, apparently about 10 years
old; weight, about Loot) pounds each. The ow
ner of the above described horses can have the
same by proving property and paying cost of
adveriisiug and damages. Hald horses Were
taken up and are neiw held at my resielence em
the east 'i of n. w. eif see-, as, town 10, range
11, Cuj-3 Co., Nebraska.
STEPHEN SMALI.EY.
By J. Chask, Ag't. 4Ut5
"Probate Notice.
In the matter of the, estate of Ifathiix Johnmn,
deceiKcd; In' County C'o-f C'eis County, ye
hrtili'i: Nedie'e s hereby given that J. P. Hansen ad
inisiratorof tlie "estate of the said Mat bias
Johnson deceased, has maile application for
final settlement, and that xaiei cause is .set for
he-aring at my efiiee at Plattsmejuth, on the
31st elay of January. A. D. is"), at cue o'clock
p. in. on saiil day. at which time and place all
nervous interested may be present, anel exam
ine said accounts.. A. N. Sct.i.l van,
Plattsmouth, Jau ICth, 187a. Ce. Jueige.
43t3
Sheriffs Sale.
Pv virtue of an eirder of sale issued liv V'.n.
1 Wells, clerk of the district ceiurt within anil
for Cass Countv. Nebraska, and te me directed.
I will on tlie .list elay eif January, A. D. 1.S7H. at
lu o'clock, a. in., of said elay. at the so'.ith eloor
ed the Cemrl House, in saiel county, sell at pub
lic auction the following real estate, to wit :
The north half (') of the north-west epuai ter
('i) of ection(2e;) twenty-six, in township S.
( IJ) twelve, north ef range (l:i) thirteen east of
the eith P. M., together with the appurtenances,
the same beim: levieel upeiii and taken as tbe
pro pert h of Elizabeth Brown and Elizabeth
Brown, as exee'utrix of the last will anti testa
ment ed John L. Brown, deeeael. anel Eliza
beth Brown, as guardian ef Jedm Brown and
Kiskine Brown, minor heirs of John E. Brown,
deceased, defendants, to satisfy a judgment ef
aid court, recovered by Sueian B. "Hiuinan,
Plaintiff R. W. II VERS.
Sheriff. Cass Ce. Neb.
Plattsmouth, Neb., January aud, l7y.
4ltS
Shenandoah Nurseries,
IOWA,
Mr. King desires to thank his old pa
trons for their favors the past season
smd to state that he will be here about
the Holidays with a full supply of
S II RUBS, TREES, AND STOCK OF
ALL KINDS.
-He earnestly solicits your patronage
for the future; relying on the reputa
tion of the past. These nurseries are
near you, the stock is acclimated and
does better. Call and see. Mr. King
will cafevass Sarpy County as well as
Cass. Remember the name and the
place, 34tl3
C3-0 TO
BEN. HEMPEL'S
On Lower Main Sereet. South Side,
ronioun:iEAT:
ROASTS. Sf A1'3 CUdR. FOWL, MUTTON.
R1Tj7f, PORK, and VEAL,
CHE AJP ani GOOD.
SIOX, CARRIAGE and ORNA
MENTAL FAINTER,
Shop over the I3onner Sta
bles, PLATTSMOUTH, .... ,KB.
"lf!y.
James Pettee
DEALER IN
Musical Instruments,
Sole Ajipointiny Agent for
The 1'nrl vnlleel 3Iaon A lCnmlin
CABINET ORGANS.
Also, the Steck. Henry F. Miller, and Ilallet
,t Cumston Planets for Cass and Sarpy counties.
Neb. Ci!l anel see
SAM PEE INST11 UM ENTS
sit o.Tiec. Sixth, one doer south of Main St.
PLATTSMOUTH. NEB.
Music Scholars
Will do well to examine eiur -
New Mason & Hamlin
0"RG-AirN"STBTJCTO"B
jTg- chambers, "
Manufacturer of anel DealeTin
iXJBLESL
25 E?.
SADDLES,
COLLARS.
HALTERS.
wiiipj
etc., Etc., etc.
REPAIRING
Dono with Neatness! Dispatch:
The only plaee in town where "Turley's pat
ent .self adjustable horse collars are colli.''
i'.nuf.
HTA7T7TiZ.
Lb-OA
3Ki$l Kasi-aviu.;.-; I9IS i'ajie-s (uwrtO.
FOUR PAGES COLORai) PLATES.
A WHOLE LIBP.AFeV IN ITSELe.
ImYA'-UBLE IN ANY FAMIL,
AMD I ANY SCHOOL.
For Schoes. recommended bv State Supt V of
dltl'ereiit States & by .10 College Prest s.
Vboiit ;'. b(- have been plaeeel in Public
Schoeds oy law er by Scheiol Diners.
(V)iitains :!ei)0'illu.-tr::tion. nearly three times
J as manv as in anv other Du tiemary.
riMie bfst family help in training children to
become intelligent men and women.
Vale (t Webster's is "n tin:e s rs great as that
ed anv other series ed Die-tiemaries.
Published bv U. & V. nerrlnm,
4112 Springfield, Mass.
H. A. WATERMAN & SON
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
riNE EUMEEIi.
EAT II.
SUING EES.
SASH,
DOOKS,
BLINDS,
ETC..
ETC..
ETC.
Male, street. Corner of Eifth,
PLATTSMOUTH, - - - - NEB.
Still Better Rates for Lumber.
d-i W a t:-.e I 1 liu : 5 k a
nnpte Guic to
i Hi am
rer j A
ittrctent wwnandool, e,ecu"i ot
ti j rrf s in-, r-vitirm-i-? :i:r.i y. j rni
'i pvrai!i-i.t. rrni)at !ie inVt.inia'i-
f k i Ci-i A -J" f3 -t- t"fi.ify iii imn, c.iu- ai
ii i.:;i..he, .Hed.ic ' rr'ii'2rKi.t A 1 .!: tn hrJai.vl.
A itief to Tf,vf, -oii;i;t:'jR, ii r:.i!'ft. Cclclmry
.; a. r.ifieH.y routpir. d, CViijiiifrnl le-(;r C.'i:l- pti-u, O'ti
pi it, 'Js'vm ii'ni C'i:irt"iiin. 2 "ifciiir.wtj Co Marrinjre,
:n nr 'ft m'.t'i f' lnr. , ft-iiictj it iUuTfiiirt...n, S.n?l( lite
r . 'i, in ;;, l.iw tt'Ihvorro, I-'-jal rjhu
'f n: -.-ci w .; . u, r c, iciut..:; Liicas' H prruKsr to
W cnr n, tV-ir rmi rTMn:riit. A l. ('k t"r print
a:t Ct Oon i i .111 oirrt, t inctuiv, riwv?1et
& en t7crmatroriia;o. Sexual Debility, and Itu
fctency f nMSf.k'buMiiiii JL.c.-i, onimp 8 mii.al
L.nm -:o.t, N -rvrtivine-fi. Ay r--iH to S wirTy, Ceiifuim of
2 irat, l'h rictd c&y, I':Jnno? of i,hl, lteiUrtivv Memory,
ian Kcxusl I'ow r, ti'lv;ii HirriHre iiuprtix r
nr vHnr t t-ntin-it, anl (frtat ntrr
m'urS rtccirt frt)if rw-. u( pivaie (LicmJ ; atua
e ver CJi-int. s 4J cc- j.
r'l l int? in v Iwnnl -Hnn, $1. 1y citaia
&0 p!' ninl on r IvM) llluatratictis, inra u.f every
X. iiif tit t'e pt-fifra iv- tr.itovi tlmt U wonh koowinp, an4
twiirS tlint i nut pLiSli'-i in ti:y ctiier ui k. 1c om
biifd Tolunw ia i.:vi;T tiir in t l'i puTnr Wcrfirul Bxk
pMic'irU, aul tru9etli!-Mij.i ii af:er ttiinjj It can hre
ttnir numry n dinUi .1. The A".th?r f c xprricnced
V!iri: -n .f n-ary yt-ir practice, (n i r- !l km.vn.) an-1
thr adv.re jr;vvii,"ar,i ili '.c f r trr ai:it.t la.J 1'itm, vill
I.s f nfl if :.c.t .d;e to t-ieiuik-rM fivm inipurit:-.
;f Utc ry-Kt- n, curly 'ior,'i'. t v'po', or cry t the n;Tin-r-ctia
tr.i'.ih't 9 rri.ii.f? unti f the hZ' f Private" or
Chronic" d:tn;'. St-nt ii nn.-; vfl'nw1or t fipVte
in nuc, it Frirf in M .;Tpt S:Ivi t c f Ciitci.. Cani:'
;:ioa Cur.fl leTitial, ai- 1 1. tt- r nr j)--n:p'T aat-uik'T
.ns-re-M without chaw ) A llr-j: Cr. DtSn?:
sry, 12 Jf. bin ft.,M.lx M-i. (23tablishodlS47.)
. t For tale Ly r-cwj Deaiprs, AG-NT3 waiiod.
T rlt- M'TTS iwrltra all pwort anftnr fmm "V
R Ki'lTt-'i!'; M-w J 'm.. th.-ir rarrn cud aJ lrr, 1
herllijr urrt liif-li thit Wl't rnrH Jf
PF.0F. HARRIS' RADICAL CURE
r03 SPS33IATT0EHCEA. '
"Q5IV1 EMAIL
, . jm " I -A a'unlil- l:itteeu- rj
iSfS lKwI,rfcrt.eiH.Vr,
flT OV "Tw ,ral 'C'MHf, an rrlinlt
P9'wA ' ' ' ' -Vjciv N-w ai U yt..itnr'yrr.vtt-
N.JGr':!: , i 1TP Irir.tiY ttr the i. rd
ninl feftmu tiit Cire ol
Xl - y i Iirpctri:c v b t) c otilv
inl; nri rrPHitTH( true wry. vir: T'irect
- A; p:iec..;o tv ii:t pntt-
cipnl Sat of tie I.'iw;ip, nt :;t,; !y At orT-ticn. c ;.d 't r
I i pf iic 1 1 iiu-i-r ci t..t fc'rxx.U'.nl A e c't ! P'juc
ultory Ddcia, 1 ro.t at3 W andi n.. lr, thia. Tlir i:e
t? -e lVmcdy in a!--iJ v i:lt pain c r i cn t-n f-r--t,
it t fj:i!"ly iioid rml Nn rSorcii, pv-Vrcriir an
im:nodivO tf.t'lliirjc rctoretivp iu ci rpm the ix
nal autA n,-r-uv" pi. ai iilid;i wrrkd f r -r.i fp:l-ul n e
ius ;'ir ir.ind. ii i.n 't t a- 1 FGUi:d r-:
d cxwtiff, tupping !. Cratn ir--ni v-tvni, r"r-
tt Dimnesa of Si"ht. Kprvous rrbilify, Coi.ruaitii
on T.C.-.B. Avertuon xo b oc ciy. i e. Ktc. .-! tr -i-a; p-i.r-
Dfc mi premature o'd n-c usfli!v t'-rtmipai'vui; tl i
tr.Mil' , and r triu ; rt cnu Vior, tl;r it imf
br-i !Ttiaat Jr Vt .. ihn jn; of tr-trrnrnl I. an fto;l
tJ-t'ti i very tcvcrtf cac, and i wtr a prnnnutict-d
furrti. Drugs arL-t4" i: n h r'Trjl-d in thr trulf.
m', a nmi'T wrtU.ir imi-i U, un hiit vt c it ary
rrur 'n (TKd. j ir-i n Nnit, n- nt--ut ti' r.-cpara-ti"i!,
Vrj.-t.ciO rSea ii r.hilf a to poiiti.5y iruaran
Ice Uuit it will yira auisfct on. Ourirg the eiiit
y-arsliir.t it ha f m n. r-i tir. we l.ar t:-o!aidk
tt t . i:itiiil- aa ta liu, &id il i low rii.rr d
d ty t'ie Uv!irl Pro f'- jo Ific n t rnriunai
miu vet ilicov-nd rt lr - end rurtt.- rhU vry pr-r.
ant truubic. tSat ij k r..- n t j be rnuirfUnto'tl
n;i."t t d upnn quart s pn r ith
thc;rtit'a rotT:m r nd t ii: f :.XIj- i'. tr d i -"prt u?
io a T.cat h t. enutr'i t- )nt u tit-T'' h. t 4 nr "i- a p:.-i?i
wr-nner hy mail -U d f- r ? 3 Tco bixe. f uit-irr.t tc
cttt- t a rw-"t:iituf i lf: ml m .rrr r-ir t ? 5 L'nn f
b'5- iast-n thr-j i,t. mon;!-.. v. i 1 i rp -.m-u. f
ret or vicrwr. in te worst .-. t 7. FtU! DUiiCriCIifi
for vii-r' wi'l n--ny EACil ICX.
(Pfnd ft- a Irtcrir?ive Pamp-ilt-t ric Ana'rfiT,(r,'V
I ".'ifcT'ti'ivTii. ni :' riti inoe ihc i.nt c pi:rl j,
rat !h-r rrra rw rctnr d t p -rlert manitxd, and M
fitted for !! dutif of i t . - "a it nevn-aff-rted. 9
S rut P-a:cd for itrui p tt : ny on 2. S"d Cny by le '
KEW!EDY CO. r.:rG.CHE:?rl?T&
tjarfeetand8h. St a. ST. LC'J'3 KO
25
PrlTare KoapHal. 10 1 1
?. Urk t-.i'hirax 1
II. CTfipeity.alli!
A Dear rrk. prle tQ
eenta br mail. Myat
rtra of ?3ture. t'byi.
okt;y of Waxriac. Or
ftaoa ff 4inrrtUo,
Iieaae- of Youth aod
Manhood; a weal'b of
chele anl Tain able la
furmatioii. of iatrmt
ut to(h texea. othina
oTi-n ve to v4 iante
arid r?fi Dement. Ior-oaaili-n
niitr before
published. No fmm.ly
ahould m withont iu
(T7"Adi"-. Dr. A. Q.
LIN. -Jj:! iMarfc Qt-
rnTiw.toreoK ana
: and B
CofinltatirB free. 1
i'ite a a
met aanrl
aod Gentle-1 - -nd
one dolKr j "
C9
far aampiea of bemt I CJ 9
robber r1. attd I C
Taiufchle ioformaiioo I , .
hw eTTirera. Kf-lfn- CXZ
tl V Vial, h I rr-l-r
Ux. PrivAlc 1
bnmf sod aurae 3
La-ltea duriog coo- !"
flTTIt. 3 mmJm m
lutrljr and .erdiiy cured. 1 ua
lrsa. No Ljubtwitjr. hod at tap
ir fuH urtmUrt. Dr Carlton,
JLi3 Ctark at Ch'teac, UU
mum
WHOLESALE
W
tux
Aiipunii'.'es that he I.s
L..
At IVhulesnlc or Itcluil !
Hoqs Killed and Packed
(V COMJIISS IO .V.
&ARHa Wholesale and Retail,
SPECIAL BATES!
C,ivn to HOTELS."
CALL AT ONCE AND EJT AMINE MY MEATS, AND TRY THEM'.
SHOP North side M;iin, lletweea 4th and 5lh Streets.
G. "W. O'Heill,
$11? PrTrietor.
THE OLD It ELI AH LE.
5
I'U.M'lMOl'S ALL-HAIL KOL'IL!
NO C II A NUC OT CAKS!
ONE K0A1),0NE MANAGEMENT!
From mtz:wc :nm to
PittslmrEli, HarrisMr?,
Baltimore, WasWnston,
PMlaicliiMa & New Yort.
Croat Sitsort Linr
BUT
VIA NEW YORK CITY.
Reaches all PoinU hi PinnsyiC'inia
and N(to Jersty.
Pullman Palace Cars
ON ALL EXPRCSS TRAINS I
MAGNIFICENT C A R S
F.IJU1ITF.D WITH THE 'F.I.KHRATF.I
WESTINGHOUSE AIRBRAKES
-Ai-
Jann?y's New Patent Safelj Platrorm
aii(l.Ci!5lor.
Elegant Ealing Houses
WITH AMFLE TIME FOR MEAL
THREE EXPRES TRAINS
LEAVE CIIICAUO AS FOLLOWS
N.OO A. 31. SPECIAL FAST EX I'll ESS t'X
CKIT SUNDAY.
With the popular Vestibule Sleeping Car
Eeviehc-ti I'itNbnrn'i. 2 a. m. : Il.'irrisi'tirir.
11 :4."H. III. : I'lillilile-lplihi. 4 :()0 p.m. ; N-w Yenk
ei :4o p. in. ; Hejstem, :t.r a. in. : JWil! inline tt :M
p. in. ; W ashington. 9 :oo p. m., ne.-.t eiiiy.
5:15 I'. 31. Atlantic tlxp. (Ial!y;
With Drawing-Room awl Hotel Car.
Koae lie ritburirh. 12 :1 r p. m. ; linn IslnirK.
lo:55 p. ni. ; Philadelphia. 3 .1. in. ; New York
ei -Aj a. III. ; Spe-fliil l'liilaiirlplii.-l .Sle-e-pinS Car
em tins Train, wliie-h reinains in ilopof until 7 :'.'
a. in., afroreliiig l'li'ladelpliia pxsseuKors a full
night's rest.
S:10 P.M. Night Kxp.Kxcert Saturd'y.
With Drawing-Room Slewing Car.
Keache-s I'ittslmrch 7 p. m. ; H:trri;lursr.
3 -M a. in. ; Haltiineiro, 7 :45 a. in.: WaMiinpton
3 :d5 a. in. ; Philadelphia 8 i.TO a. lu. : New York,
10 :3S a. m. ; Ileisteni. S :40 I), m. 'J'hrotili Lalti
ineirc and Wasliingtou Hleciiiii Car on this
Traiti.
FAI'.R ALWAYS AS LOW AS AN V OT1IK1I LIST.
j Tlirourh Tle-kets fur Sale at all I'rineipal
Points in the West. Ask lor lliein via the FOKT
WAYNE A PENNSYLVANIA LINK.
F. E. MVE1IS.
ts'.y Cen. Pass. & Ticket Aft., Cmk-acso.
O. F. JOHNSON,
UEALEIi IN
Drugs? Medicines
WALLPAPER,
55S
r--
y-s-W !LC
S-'lS- :rf j-" .fc'S- r'l iff If
" j.. i v
All Paper Trimmed Free of
.: . . Charge.
ALSO DEALER IN
HOOKS,
Stationery, Magazines,
AND
Latest Publications.
rrescriptlonw Carefully Compounded
by n I'.xprrieiierel Urnxsist.
KEMEM PEIi THE PLACE.
6th ST., 2 DOORS SOUTH OF MAIN,
PLATTSMOUTH. N U.
SHANNON'S
LIVERY SALE AND FEED
Our iattt STI,EE;T,,
East of IMatte Valley House.
THE OLDEST
LIvERY STABLE
In the Town.
Good Teams Albnayi on Hand.
Careful Drivers cent with car
riages if desired.
CarriaKcs sent to Djot ii iiiec't nil tralm
whenever orelered.
THE ONLY HEARSE IN TOWN.
Funerals attendee! and earrlnpe furnished it
triends. Address, .J. W. SHANNON. .
42-ly P!'tt. nio'ith. Nel
Mm
AND RETAIL
s '7?3T JvJ T(,7 f
jiri-parej f furni.sli iiU Kiiuli. el
W. D. JONES'
Aguin l.-ike- the
Brick Livery Stable.
rLATTSMCLTJI.
NKItK.UKA
The olel Poi!iur Ktahle.. in I'lrit t sine il h. lire
now lrrscd hv Vm. I. .ION KS. and h but ei
liand nor aiui h.iUiUoiiie a-e-oiuiiioJ.i.ian'(, In
th shape of
HORSES,' CARRIAGES, BUGGIES,'
. . . mid
SA1WIE HORSES.
1 am prepared to Keep MORSPM
FOR SALE 3 TRADE!
Anlwill
Train and Break Colta
On Uea-ion:iMe Term.
ALSOKEMCMUEIt,
That illi "plenty of room (that every eii-s
kiieH k I h.ive) in my "table. 1 can net Farmer :
stoe-U and waurenii. lemel.t eif hay, &c, uudi-r ror-e-r.
wile-re? t lie-V will ke-e-p elry.
Thankinn ail niv old patron fir the ir libera,
ity. I sulie-it tiiedr trnele.iertlie f 'ilur". uti-.ti- i
lliat 1 can aei-ouimoeiale lliein better and
better hy them than f tr before.
1
WM.D. JUNKS.
Zi Ke '. i
ma?.?- S'
13 PICKS
Nlcclr bound,
lionet. at tip.
he-en, Pwlnc,
Jtis universally aiknowleelped lobe r-"J
rvrialm its departmiMit of joiirualiiii '' 1
nuti'lier cemtaiiiM 41 1e 4 lame paj.es. t hi
tiim le the pace, with H lianelsnine' nui . . i
's l.eatit il'etlly illus.t rnteel. with ,..
eloiihle-plat" e-loiiaviiis. It Is el "Voed
e-iilv to llve KfU ami the lnirv.
I tltllKU or NTtX'K lllll l til :: ,
atford t elei wit hull I It,. It diviuse' , I lie j e;
of breedine. i he merits of tlu varieiim i.n
the most approvcel methods ml iced.: . r i
handling, anel eve-rv thl ne pertain hit' t :;.-' -
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tin-in. are answere-et in Iiik Joi tnai. ' i
month feir the benefit of suhsri iln-rs. It i.
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made It a hiiih-totiril. rt lid tiff . jnan u-iil an-' -i -rtructive
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prepaid. Posters haiidseime-y iPuslra'- -line
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HENRY F. MILL V. R
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BOSTOIST, 2&J:.:;rj
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Boston Public Schools..
Mass. State Noiir,. i
Schools.
The New England Conser
vatory of Musi- Ex
clusively''. TW-:0 AWARDS D E I i; ?, I :j
THIS ESTABLTSliV ; :
11 V THE
Philadelphia Eshitit-icr. 7
No other Piane) I'orte bouse, k!': ' .
bin, receive ne-re than one.
During the Concert Seanon .'' : '?', 'T7,
these PiaueiH were used in Hostou : .
in mure thaa 125 concerts.
The season of 1 s77 anel '78 pion .: . ;-
great'-r number to be added to the ! .
Notices o f once: v..
Eemarkable for its purity, riehnr ;
eiines." of ton.." IJeston Journal.
"No mieli Instrument) have been
Lowell concert room before." L'.'
Daily Citizen.
'Surpa-ed a!i) t!i"jf r.f th kin
heard irr our city." Lowell Vox Pe
Tiic.'s'raTIe bv any tbat have
Our conecr!-".'' 'xuSrllle Daily .'. ...
JAMES PEt :
bai been appointed agent for the; -Pianos.
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