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- s. ::; eetit mt line. No adv-irUswa'Mit Insert -t
1 ."or less ttiau 5 ceuU.
J notice at Statute ratps.
.mpys and oncers ot the It
:ible for nil h-sral notices thev hand in.
UJ: .LUT notice will DC Ul-lU WT I Lie pUt-MCH
:t : ti sucii notice.
CO M M L N 1 0 A T I O N 3.
' a c-ir pn li limited, ail coiiiiiiunieriCoiiii
bv In lei aU'l to the po.ut, with no waste
?' ds.
' !io pM-r If responsible fur the corrcctr-.-s
:; ril.ris to copy of paid matter ;i;iJ paid Le
p;..., oulj .
A jit r-erson whu taks. the paper rejrmar'y
-r-.-rr. th poi.',.n'iep. whether direc'.eci lo lm
r..an;. or w rit!i..r lie Is a subscriber or nut-is
.-.yorsible for the pay.
2. If i:ny person oralis his paper disoorttln
. lie must pay all arrearnuoH. or the putp.h
ri r .ay continue to send It until ::yiueiit. is
unil collect the whole amount. "whether
'-' i.ipur is taken from tho oliico or not.
?. 1 tie oourts liavfi decided t hat refuslim to
-il. n-vriiniM-M and periodicals from tho post
.'tlce, or removing and W aving them uncalled
lor, l jrrima fac it evidence of lxrEM'io.VAL
i"(iii.
LOCAL EWS
Emma Leland to-night.
Bird Cages at the I. O. News De
pot. Envelopes at the I. O. News De
pot .
Sheriff Ilyers went to Greenwood
yesterday.
Jlxprees Wagons at tho V. O. New
Depot.
Four caaches an the western bound
'ruin vesttrday.
Houses are in great demand and
Tery hard to get.
Thunder and lightning Is'.t night,
tho first of the season.
The renowned Lloyd took a walk
over to Iowa last Monday.
Jno. IS. Finch will be here about
the 17th, we are Informed.
March came in like a lion, she will
go out like a lamb,- wo hope.
Eilly Stadelmann fctarted for his
wes era place of business yesterday.
We call attention to Dewey &
Stone's advertisement on the 4th page.
Keenan A Grace have sold out the
lower store to Win. Carroll, of Louis
ville. Lenten services in tho Episcopal
church every Wednesday evening at
half paft seven.
Will F.rantner accident illy sprain
rd hi ankle last week. Will soon be
i.Mdy for another trip.
Tim IIkrald heard the Emtna
L':.in-l Troupe at Line.iln and can
Touch for their exec-Uevce.
pi.O O. '
i
't
j
boo'iB and shoes in front of to
i'gain, ready Cor spiing tra.'e.
Captain Marshal Murphy,- pn:!d
the house on the Avenue Sunday night
and great was the wail thneat.
The town of Ren, Nevada, on
theC. P.R. R. was ahuo. t entireiy
debtroyed by hie on the i'd inst.
The first alarm of fire in many
month was hoard on l-tiday lat. It
proved only a sdianty on Gtli street.
A little fracas on Main street Mon
day night, and the Irst mau paid his
f.ne of ?-1.0-" on his own iaformatien.
The silvery notes from Prof. Bowl
er's Automatic? mouth piece on his
t-oi net lings out clear and distinct on
our ears.
The Marshal made some arrests at j
the brick yard the ether nignt, una j
ht, and ;
Judge Gass applied the law. to Use
plea of guilty.
Social .-.I Good Templar's Hall n
to-morrow night after Temperance
Lecture at M. E. Churth, w hich ad
journs at 8:33.
Captain Palmer has a Desk a
marvel, the handsomest desk in the
country. We've got to go and see that
dk .
Keenan A Graco are now consol
idated in one place in the Fitzgerald
ldock, and will run the business there
in the future.
Sheriff Ilyers picked up some gen
tlf.neu from the 4tk Ward who had
been helping themselves to Ficklei's
meat from his slaughter house.
The old building on the corner of
Main and Second Sts., formerly occu
pied by Schnasse for a store is being
repaired, report says for a hotel.
rrof. Love made a few appropri
ate remarks on the temperance ques
tion, last Tuesday evening, though the
call upon him was very unexpected.
If anyone sees a boy with a bran
new pair of shoe3, and an inky face
they will probably be pleased to know
that it's our Devil they are gazing at.
Bottled Wine, first used ia Eu
rope as a wine bath, is a very delicious
drink; just imagine how one's mouth
would water while drinking the same.
The B. A M. have put two of the
l.nr.'snmrst. HPr f-0;K'h-S Oil la'.elv to
. r..,....1 it, !. wr Th,v nro ma.l 1
ana liBlsneu in Utacn. .v.i.niut
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l b,J
I
Twi tramns took nossession of the
IIfrald otlice back-door step the other
, ,i,.;i
Hay lo l HIT 141IM'.I1UII v li I C HI I'll l VIC 1 11.
where they gorged themselves with i
,. "a i i i i
seventeen slices of bread and butter.
About the s'?e of a smoothing iron, in '
the snaue of five minute?, and then ;
:o:sT:tc-nccti wor.-i-r;r.t-r
if they coma :
:aa in
O'
lVrs'nal.
t
Mr. IloscnfeU, of Iloscnfold Evo.-i.,
Omaha, called on Mor.daj-. . j
i
Mr. Chas. Yates made a Hying trip j
to Flattsmouth on Tuesday last. !
i
Mr. and Mrs. Finkham of South
Rend listened to Janau'-chek on Fri
day night last.
I). Satchcll, from Eight Mile Grove,
parsed a few pleasant' words with us
last week arid took au addition to his
IIkkald.
"Lino" the Omaha Republican cor
respondent is in town preparatory to
a long tour out west for his paper.
He is one of the brightest of Newspa
per Correspondents.
Mr. fc Mrs. McLaughlin, Mrs. Dar-1
rah, Mrs. Livingston, Mr. Ilenmann I
and Mr. and Mrs. Mat-Murphy went j
to Omaha on Friday las-t to hear Jan-
auschek play Mary ttmrt.
The Tmf Field and Faim gives a
picture of "Clara" the mother vt Dex
ter, and l!k looks just like I5ro. ;
son's ohl Lrown mare that ha used to
drive to tho nii'k waon.
-I'hil Young has just received over
),000 Envelopes, and a large assort-
lent f fine Box Faper, Bird Cages,
20,000
ment
Express Wagons, and Crouu-t Sets, to
be sold at hard time prices for cash.
Where's all those fellows who
want to haul us won I every now and
then on subscription. Been out now
a month; have to buy of Fred Goerder:
want some wood dry wcod right
now, "tew onct,"iuicktt'n scat. Bring
it in.
llesser brought in some fne let
tuco nearly two week? ago and we nev
er thought to say a word about it. Let
tuce in February is pretty good for a
little burg like Flattsmouth. Now a
second supply comes from the same
source.
Bob Fropst had a little fight with
a man named Crabtree a ivcvk or so
ago. And Bob says: "don't you say
anything ahoat it in the ITkf.ali, but
if you do, don't say that I got whip
ped!" It ?erms by that, that CralUve
cried enough.
Who is not convinced an to the
superiority of Prof. Fowler's Auto
matic Mouthpiece for cornets, over the
old style, after hearing the high notes
last night, produced with the greatest
of ease. Ifo will undoubtediy fell
hundreds of them.
Buffner A Black have built an ex
tensive addition to thier Agi icuiturl
warehouse on upper Main St., and are
laying in a large stock of Spring tools
of various kinds and in great varieties.
Especially a new stalk cutter the best
and handiest now in us.
A family is like an equipage. First
the father, tho draught horse; next the
boys, tho wheels, for they are always
running around ; then the girls, they
are surrounded by fellows; the baby
occupies the lap-board; and the moth
rrwe!!, what's a wagoa without a
tonyuf, anyhow.
'Ti.ti.s" Morgan goes up to Blair to
buv a boat and bring her down her
for a Ferry-boat. lie propos- s to kvp j
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nit ik. ...... .1 ..... ............ t
Old Bans is pea -hes when he gels his j
back up, an 1 it's curvd now like a j
Mack cat on the fenco with a leii ie i j
cog on either side.
" Ple ssQ ''.raw up-m the bhtckboard
an interrogation-point," said a teacher
to on ? of her pupils. "Can't make a
good one," rep'. ied the boy. "Draw a
boot-but toner," said the teacher; "that
will answer." The boy tool: the cray
on and dre w a hairpin. Sharp rebuke
by the teacher. Other scholars tmih.
We are turning out more job work
to evcrv square inch of the job room
every day than both the other offices
in a week; and as to quality no one
will attempt to question that. Call
j and ea specimens. A
i visiting card to u slice
Anything from a
t poster or a 100
page pamphlet, and at greatly reduced
rates.
Will thrvock rt turned from Lin-
coin Tuesday, and left yesterday icr
Leadville, Col. Butter and eggs sell
readily out there, and o00 pour.ds of
Ike one, and 500 dozen of the othtr
will net no small amount in the, mar
ket. That is what himself and Eizy
Lewis of Camp Creek, propose to take
out, over land.
Changes and improvements all over.
Frank Guthman put up a big house
south of the cut next to Weekbach's
new house, Mrs. Sexton will move in
to it when completed and Mr. Week
bach will move down town in the Sex
ton house and rent his uptown resi
dence. Peter Bates has tho building
of the new house.
Mrs. Johnson and Miss Sweeny
will soon remove thier shop to Dr.
Black's building on the corner of
Main and Cth Si's, and by the way it is
one of the best corners in town for the
business. Dr. Black builds himself a
neat little otlice in the rear of the same
lot and will make his headquarters
there this summer.
We can hardly blame those who
refused to sign the pie .ge Monday
night. The cards were but just print
ed, and with coarse newspaper ink
("that will undoubtedly dry in four or
Ave weeks), and were so blurred aud
dirty that they were hardly readable.
This oQioe does not turn out such work
rfjj that, please remember.
Fred Gorder is just putting to-
Ger his new Spring
Machinery,
I among the rest a new cultivator that
. . . .. . !
mah.es e.i-n noise pun ins own loan fo
that no more can the driver sav Ids slial Murphy, who arrested him aud j
"'111 T r ,
team is well matched because the oiT ' t-'ooled luui oil. An information w as ;
one wants to pull all the load and tlesjCed by Mr. G. next morning and he !
, .... ., was bron -'i t ho fni J,ir!.. xvHr '
lie. II lllie: l- lllll!;j; ,IC -Siiu U.' I, ill! 1 1- Ot.
sides this, he has new sulkv plows,
i i, i "
seeders and all spring tools. He has
covered tht nhedding all the way up
the wrt :.ds of V.'eckbacti's oi.I van!
ana is ruakir.-ir new imoreveii.ent-j
ail '
TTo-will have the nicest orf.ee
.
b;r rr-cn.l.irat ;
Pahy "Lie.
Oii City J 'iTiick.J
I've a loiter Inna thy m;c,
I; lijy ljimt;, l)jly liiiae,
IItr' coining home or Im'h a liar.
1',-j.hy i iip. b:i'y mine.
c; H ii.j-.v chuck full of wiue,
I Tt; is '.jinir.tf o'er t!i! iHiim!,
Ho liid l'Ut r hide hi sluii,
I'.al y inlus. li;t'r nime.
He liail tjottor cc: if in ooti,
R-';y nilno, baby mice.
I've been waiting lui:e Uih liu'jn.
Itaby mine, baby mine,
I am waiting with a broom,
I will ehaso iilm 'round the room,
VVhile hU nose shic-i throuU tho gloom,
J:iby l5i!:i-. !:;Ly !ii::n.
Wanticu A good young loam,
sound and warranted to work. Cheap
for the cash. Apply to C Farthing,
i r0tl llo-k Fdufis.
Tlilak Of It.
rrcm Mr. Buclitel we learn that the j
1J. iv M. II. l. crowed 201 tar3 of tici- !
gran Is and their gL.ods timing ten ilays
ending Feb. 2'd. It's wonderful how
tLe State is tilling tip.
,i
An opportunity the cilizens f
11 J . ,
Flattsmouth are seldom favored with.
are the entertainments given by the
renowned "Emma Leland Comuiua-
! tion," which is a first class troupe, cn-
I gaged by our generous ball agent. J. F.
jYo'ung.atu giuat expense, therefore
j our citizens should patronize the en-
tertaininents this week, and by so do-
ir.g encourage Mr. Young to engage
nothing but first class troupes in the
future; also encourage other lirst class
troupos to come to Platlsmouth. Tho
"Emma Leland Troupe" played two
weeks at Lincoln, and many of our cit
izens who attended the entertainments
there know that they are ftrst class
and worthy of our patronage. So turn
out and fill tho hall, to-night, also to
morrow and Saturday nights.
For Sale I
Seven acres of land, mostly in small
fruiis, one mile from town. IPts bear
ing apple trees, peaches, grapes, and
other fruits. Good house, hum. well,
and small nut building.-. Will be sold
cheap for cash, or pait cash and good
notes well secured. Apply to V. .
Hate-?, cr I). II. Wheelkh A Co.,
oOtf l'lattsmouth, Xeb.
Anot-frR. II. Acrief at.
James l ully, B A M. Yardmaster at
Omaha, was ru:i over last week while
sw itching cars, and his right leg was
E smashed that it had to be amputat
ed. He died the following day. lie
leaves a wife and two childien.
Thesupiemecor.it of Kansas, by
Chief Justice ITorton, has decided that
a city which negligently leavi3 a side
walk out of repair, by reason of which
a person, without fault on his part, is
injured, is liable to such person i:i
damages for the injiuy sustained.
Omaha knows how that is hersel,'.
Omaha Republican.
And Flattsmouth may one of these
days.
- Prof. Fov. ier has invented a nev
' a ttouiatic uiouth-pieto for cornets
which he is advertising very extensive
ly and which we should judge would
I br an imoortant improvement. We
are not suuicieni.lv versed in sueh
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j,, .!i a uu n.mcia ..n im-.i .
n but a call upon Frof. Fowler wi:l
( .,uht!ess result in a complete kno-vi-
MigB of t'..e invention and its work
ings. We wish him a fortune in the
salt-of it. We are sure; that if he can
furnish the wind and owns a patent
India ruhbirr lip to boot, he ought tea
succeed in blow ing his own cornet.
Tratafnl 1'rof.ndt y.
This reminds U3 of Dovey. He
ought to get this stcry for the next
time he wants one:
There was some profanity, but a
great deal of truth in a remark of the
late Isaac O. Barnes, of Boston: He
got into the Mil!riie tabernacle on
Howard street one day, and asked some
one who seemed to ha ia charge, in his
squeaky voice, v. hat sort of a society
worshipped there. He was told that it
was a holy of Christians who were
looking for the fecund coming of our
Lord. " Well," squeaked Barnes,
" you'll have to treat llim a d d sight,
better than you did the lirst time tie
cam- or He won't st ly long." -Syra-c.se
Standard.
By the amount of work that Ch;.
II. Pinkhata of South Bond is having
done at thU otie:e in the shape of Let
ter Heads, Note Heads, etc., one would
naturally supposa that he is doing a
driving business. Such is no doubt
the case, as Charley is a thomutrh busi
ness man, and with a good trade, good
stock, and new quarters, together with
his abundant use of printer's ink, he
wid soon build up a business equal to
any merchant in the county. Liberal
advertisers soon le.un to know
benefit derived therefrom.
the
Police Court.
Oar usually quiet Sundays are a
credit to Flattsmouth, but the last one
was broken of its dull meno- ony about
4 p. m. A man by the name of Thomp
son, w ho sometime ago had a little fall
out with the Saunders House, walked
into the office of said house, and after
waking the clerk. Dodge, from his af
noun nap, demanded the whereabouts
of his wife, w ho has been working in
the laundry. Dodge told him he knew
nothing of his wife, and told him to
leave the house and not make so much
noise. Thompson refused, w hen Dodge
seized tho poker, and didn't hit him
but told him to leave again, which he
still refused to do and demanded to
know where old Gregory was. Frank
Gregory came up at this point and told
him to leave the house which he again
,.0f,..-.2.l M.t l'..!- ..,,-..,,.,..i t..
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i i.- " i
i llion examination Cned him -So.O.) and j
'.iist-ir,-ni"i,;r-'t,i4").-- ., ,,,, , , c. , -t i
; --'Jfel3 0l'nlI'or t '-'. -ni ! to s
j ooiiimitted till paid. Mr. Chambers, j
i uis caployc-r paid the costs and he has !
r,:'c- i" work rigid;
. , . ., , . ... ,
-v I tige and well selected retook of
Eastern lb;o!s and Shoes at Sherwood's
Ainnseaio'ds.
! The V.mxaA Le'.and Combination will
... . -
CJtai'.ieneC" ttieir seeotnl ee:iMi ot tn-
joy able performancrs In t!ie city Opera
j House to night, and we have no hesi-
! tancy in endorsins them the best
i . . . . .
i combination throughout that ha.9 ever
; visited Lincoln. They nirrdo hosts of
j friends during their last engagement
i here, and it is only necessary to see
ority. Each member i3 an artist thor
oughly competent and willing to m ike
the most of every character entrusted
to them. Their wardrubo h elegant.
i Their stage sitting always neat aM-1
appropriate, and their conduct as la
dies and gentlemen, both on and oil
the stage, is beyond reproach. It is a
pleasure to welcome such an organiza
tion to our cii". and we trust that they
t will meet with such substantial en
couragement as will induce them to
i matte Jincoin one ot their regular
I stopping places in the f ututo. Mis3
j Leland as Florence Grantly, tho hero
i ine. C:led Ih bill to perfection, and J.
15. Turner, as "Mucrgs," once 6ccn, is
. f ,.,,.,,
never t b3 forgotten.
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j aay don,t jujs3 T,.
h.iy. v.j; ;l;r:tin jourua:.
ise who
The lev tu re of Judge Feal.cdy
at High School Hall last Friday wa3
said by many to have been the
be.-'t of tha course so far. We
were unfortunately unable to attend
and report on its nu'iits ia peroon.
The attendance was about aa usual.
lie-harbiug Fence Wire.
Messes. Mabte A Devendorf have
started a new industry in our place;
viz., reharbing old fonca wire and also
the making of new wire and iron fence
posts if needed. The Manufactory
will be for the present on Gth St. near
Donnelly's blacksmith shop. We be
lieve this to be a useful enterprise and
advise all our farmers to giva them a
call and see what they have lo offer.
Capt. Boy n ton has or is about
attempting to lloat from Pittsburg to
New Orleans in the. patent sub-marine
armor of Mr. Mcrri man's which
has been so much talked of lately. Jt
is not generally known that this fir
mer was invented and patented by a
Mr. Men i man from Iowa, that it's
first tiial was ia the Missouri here at
l'lattsmouth, and that John Fitzger
ald of this place is the ha'f owner of
the patent, such is tho enso however.
We became actp.r.iuted with Mr.
Merrimanat Washington Iat Spring
and found him a perfect gentleman.
Boy u ton lias exhibited the armor ov
er the kno.vu vrorld almost, and it has
been adapted by several European
government i.
We saw a curious thing the other
day in the medical way. John Leudy
a well known citizen of this county
was struck by the limb of a falling
tree twenty-two years ag, in his old
home in Iowa. It stunned hl:n at tho
time, but whs not thought sciious.
Twenty years after tho bone had de
cayed so as to become soft and sjvongy
and began to pain him terribly. About
a year ago he went up to Omnhu. and
Drs. Ti'.den aud Mercer performed an
operation, cutting open the skin of the
forehead, and removing a piece, cr
pivot s of bun r two and cue-half inches
long and half an inc-h wid. It hiis
now all healed up but a IioIh about one
inch long and a quarter of an inch
wide in the centre of the forehead, and
which still shows clear thrangii the
frontal bom?. Mr. L. has b.:t-n over in
Iowa for a ear. and is now on ids way
baclv to South Bend, near which he
livea.
If you have a chronic disease which
hps resisted the skill of your local phy
sician and your own good care of your
self, place yourself in correspondence
w .tii B. B. FOOTE, M. IX, 120 Lexing
ton Avenue, New York City. It will
only cost you ti e pelage you put on
your letters, as all consultatisns by
loiter as well as in person are free.
Dr. Foote is the well-known author of
Medical Common Sense, .Plain N Home
Talk, Science in Story, etc. 4tH2
J. IS. !IAI.b. i.
rnvficnN a'1 Ti:or.or.
iKr'ICE willi lr. Livingston Snalli Sj,j,. ,.f
Main Street, between 'a'a and Vtii :
arse:.". !:1
43yl
;tocli:t i-iiliM i!'i.i:!i'liy.
SrKCIAL NOTICES.
Nat ice to Teachers.
Pu'otic e:o ilp.ntliMi of p:ror.3 wfnhirtij tMPh
er' eertificitP vill h held as follows, hi ad
diltoii to tnose already adverto'e.l : lireen-
t 'vi.n l school honsf. .Vareh Hih :.nd l"th : Stoc
Cree.k sclniol honse. .March 2j:Ii and 2:i;ii ; 5It.
l'ieaai)t school house. April ls-h and e.i'h.
l). i. ::ai: t;m ali-:
4-.it t
f u? Superintendent.
Charge ol the Rat brigade.
Half a rod -half a rod half a rod onw ard,
r.Uht tliroii!!i the ht!cs UTVy made
Stole the six hnud.ou.
Too shrewd lor trap or cat,
boldly tiiev came and iat,
Ea!it. "C'elitf nriial Rat
Kx-term-inator
Now for fresh air they run,
"nd as they writ lie aiid bum,
Ea-.-!i as'.ot Li male in turn.
Is thi-1 the. eoui'tor?
Then fallii-. i ti.T tind ll.it.
Men cry. appiovin.l'hat
Was the t fiiteiuiiiO. Kat-
Ex-teriii-inator !"'
When will its triumphs wane?
Noi while the iHti remain ;
Nt wliile It proves liieir bana ;
"nui-hil-alion.
Sound. t!:en. its praise so liih.
Nations abroad mav cry
Wp. too. t-iitreai to buy"
Cen ten Dial"' li;it-lid-try
Ex-teria-iuation 1
(StarManiifaetarlnj; Co., Fort Madison. Iowa.
For side by all Drupiasis. 4715
Consaniption Cnretl.
An oM physician, retired from practice, Jiav
In; had piaeed in hi hands by an East India
mi. 'lunary the fonaiiia of a very simple vecre
table resfietly, for the speedy and permanent
cure for consanip-ion. bri.neiiiti?'.eatvih. asta
1:1a. and all throat and luiis aSections. also a
positive and r.v'.i -al cure for nervous debility
ar.i ail nervous eomplaiut. after having te-ted
its wondetf-il enrn! ive powers in thoiisand-1 of
i caes. !i.- felt it lt:s dutv to make it known to
hissnHerimr fe.lows. Act uated bv ibis mo! :ve.
and a -Wre to relieve limnsn u ferintr. I will
b:, rTTt -St1-'it,;H. .J V?
It 1 ija , n i a I 111 u!. UiUll'" PT p!Pp,tld!! Jlilt I
nsin--. in Germau. Freneh. or Lnaltsh. sent by ;
Vv&t
Xe :-.v York. -Htl
-'" '
liemembcr that lor boot; and shoes
ijUS ;i large assortment. 2stf.
j See Mr.King's Adabout Shenandos.h (
! Nuit-tiit-s. 38tf i
, . , 7 '
Lociwell keeps clothing and gent's i
uudeiwear. tf. J
l0"t cwl iSUocs Chivip,
; Ci;11 R:jJ e
-Jilt iIi:r.oix.
j
! Kor-kwcV. , kcops hard vre nn 1
l t J;sa are. ana by .jov.- l:e k-.H-r-s r.;a-
"i1 h' t i T
patent mc-utcineri also, so t!;ero is no
uso of staying sick.
MONEY SAVED
by buying
COOTS AXI SHOES.
SUf at Mkiwls.
Rockwell has just received nine
chests of c hoice teas, which Lo sells at
from "jets to ?l per pound. Tht best
bargain in teas you ever sa.v. 2S'.f.
We see that Merges got the premium
again at the State Fair on Ids own
work for beauty and durability. He
really does make line and good work,
oltf
Good second hand Organs and Melo
dious, apply to James Pkttee, Dealer
i;i Musical Instruments, Flattsmouth,
Neb. 44tf
Tho Mason A II.vmlix Org ax
Instructor is the title of a New
Work arranged expressly for the use
of Scholars by Mr. Trowbridge w hose
Musical ability and long connection
with the Company has eminently fitted
him for tho work which he has been
so successful in arranging; the studies
are very progressive and complete and
the collection of music throughout is
One. Our Musicians arc a unit in re.c
eoinmendiug it. Books can be obtain
ed at Mr. O. F. Johnson's Drug Stole.
James Pettee, Agent,
44tf Flattsmouth, Neb.
05.00
Fines Boots Custom made &"i.Ot at
4Uf , SllJCRWOOlS.
Those wishing Ovters can obtain
tlit-ui by the can or dish, of the best
brands, cheap, at Ilenrv Tlucrolf's, two
doors east of the P. O. 3 Uf
Caution lo Smokers.
From and after the 1st day of Mav,
I 1S73 all boxes containing cigars of m v
manufacture will have my name bold
ly printed on the inside of the, lid. This
is to prevent counterfeiting my brand
of cigars, with an inferior quality of
cigars, resorted to by some unprinci
pb'd manufacturers. None are genu
ine unless pbiiulv labeled:
JULIUS PEPPERBURG,
M axltactukek,
Flattsmouth. - - Nebraska.
Notice lt Teachers.
Examination of persons w ishing to
teucli in Cass county, will be at the
following times and places:
At, riattsmouth, 1st Friday and Sat
urday in .Tanuary, February, May, Au
gust, October aud November. At
Weeping Water, 1st Friday and Satur
day in March, June and September. At
Louisville 1st Friday and Saturday in
April, July and December. Notice of
other examinations w ill be given.
D. D. Maktixdai.k.
41mG County Superintendent.
$5.00
At R. Sherwood's, made to ordrr Fiiio
44 1 f Cu -f JJou ts &r .O O .
WiijvTill Yoti
Allow a cold to advance in your sys
tem and thus encoutago more serious
maladies, such as Pneumonia, Hem
orrhages and Lung troubles when an
immediate relief can be so readily at
tained. Jios' li-jeti- (Icr man fiynirt lias
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 prescriplh n,
aud is prepared with the greatest care,
ami no f-ar need be entertained in ad
ministering it to the youngest cldid,
as per direction. Th.e sale of this
medicine is unprecedented. Since fu st
introduced there has been a constant
increasing ilemand and withnt a
single report of a failure to do its work
in any case. Ask yo.sr Druggist as to
the truth of these remarks. Large
sio To cents. Trv it and be convinced.
la H.-Ti.il prHl..c'l.
. fciw.iorca ti Co., S Clinton Place, IfcTT York.
Rockwell, of Louisville, h is just fin
ished his; new stor?, 23x35, which be
has full of new goods. Be sure and
give him a call we know you will
btiv if vou do, for he sells very cheap.
2stf.
. Want a load of oats w ant some
dry wood want some more corn. Hur
ry up and bring it along. Two cents
a bushel above the maiktt price for
corn brought in on old subscription.
Just Ileteifed
At Rockwell's, a very full line of Mil
linery goods of the very latest styles,
such as Rowers, ribbons, plumes and
lips, silks, velvets, lady's ties, bonnets
and hats,' and many other little novel
tier, that cannot be had at any other
place in town. 2-tf.
A Card.
The great popularity the
Mason A Hamlin Organ
has deservedly obtained in this County
has induced several unscrupulous ten
ders of other organs to resort to various
tricks to dispose of their organs. The
last that has come to our notice is
informing our friends that they have
.secured the agency for sale of the Ma
son A Hamlin Organ, but of course
they assert that they only furnish
them to parties who w ill have no oth
er. For the information of Friends
of the Mason A Hamlin Organ I will
say these men are Frauds and that
onl- the gentlemen named below can
furnish the Ma son & Hamlin Organ.
If other agents are appointed in the
County due notice will be given in
this paper. James Fetter, Special
Agent. Flattsmouth, Nebraska, Ofkce
in Mr. O. F. Johnson's Drug Store.
Conrad Sen later. Esq., Louisville,
Neb.; Mr. F. P. Thompson, Bush
bury, Neb. 44U
It is a Fact!!
IJroivn'S Liver fills cure head
ache, billiousness ami liver complaint.
EZrown's Cotigli Htil.saci. and
Tar Troches cure coughs, colds, and
throat and lung affections That
Cough should be checked at once.
Hroivir.s Efair Tonic prevents
dandruff and loss of hair, and secures a
beautiful gloss.
Kroxvh's Arnica liniment
and Salve cure snraias. swelHr,- )
s-eres. uleers auJ frost hitea.
-r-.
ixtric.pnriUa, ItomMi-in, and Iodide
f ota,sla,ri invigorates the liver and
purines the MuCd. The GREAT remedy
for Chronic Rheumatism
For sale by Br. W. E. Done-Ian, Chan- !
man A Smith, J. II. Butterv and O. F. i
j Johnson. i
t --iftf l'lattsmouth. Neb. !
Rockwell has the neatest assortment
of lady's dress aroodi ever l.i-niiu-l.t to
tow-a Be sure ai.d see them before !
the Uosortmeut is brokf. Thev are go- :
ir.g off fact. ' 2tf. j
bouih JWiid.
Many, penvv-.s titv "1 haven't pot th?
! Cough wi.ii Shd..h Cot.ntunptton ' ;-f::,-;iJ- '" ,y !""', : .V' ' I'. T V I CV' rr AT 15 V X? C
i ( iifi'. Dt they net know t'-ut, Cougns i-. J-c: f.x; '-' i-i- no a; ..,!? - ! 1 .' , f . '
, lead to ron-umptin ;vi- a lerr..iy i :-f-" ?:i'--i. ; ' t-.t.i B t,H .r, i '; - : !:! 't'. 'i .
j th-it will cure Co.isun,plbn will e, ! 'XW'l '1':". lHVi: rS X v"
, lainly iind stirely cure a cough or anv j - t . -r-?r r-.,. '. v . s:jj ;.; ; r,vI;:,; k rr.nu.i::.- in a ; '
i... g oi tliro.U trouble. Ue 1-.uj. it , ,,Bj tj . .i?l, ... a .c,,,,,, . " ;.;:.; ' -j rf; . . . -i i -
will cure when all otuirs fail and our 1 a. n. Sbi.ia .v.v.Co. Jbttfe. i -!'yKf.(-v.
i faith in it is so positive that
j refund the price pai l if you receive j
i v.o benefit. Is not this a fair pro ;!- '
Hon. l'nce 10 cts. -'J cts. ana jI.0t
s;de, use Muioh s I'oious ! 'luster. I'm-"
to cure ou. Price 10 cts. and To
For sale by Chapman A Smith, Drug- j
ists. i
" II ACKMiTrACK'' "a "popular and!
fra'Taot Vfrfurop Sobl l-.v f
A- Smith, Druggists, Piattsmoutn, Neb.
ony eow
... ...
I C Atlanta ba., ConstttlltlOIl,
,, ,,. . , ,
i.ecerit.y paDiisneu a long account of
the ileslructivencss of the "Sfierman
Ka-. wlut.i is ? to 4 limes as largo as
the Northern Rat. On the 17tb
Sep. ember. liTT, Cue Manager of this
celebrated paper having tried Centon-
nialR.tt Ikctermiuat.o- se.vs: Gentle-
... .. ,. , - ,
men your J'izen Mutt kuoeus ' oner-
man Rats," still and cold.
Osage, Iowa, Dor. 20, 1ST?.
2i cents, lor sale by Chapman x i 1 ': ' ' V: fi ' -u of f.-. s , w... t
Stmt .1. DrilgJlst. . ; a!ia. .fol.ani.a J-'olt.-t mo, i.e.u.t.-iy vif, it-.m r ' 'TU : -' ' "J e i
and iivor eompl.nnt. :..r:stipati.n. and , a't:. .lohsnna I-!.. t.d ! .:tt i-.i:?.i:.etix .. j .Pi-V'- "" "7
general debilitv when von Can get tit I i'i::iS r":U u i";"-:,v :-.:i:!.-.i o.:,t six- &&yi:!?Lv5'- '
our store Uiloh's System Vital izr r ! VV?,:::7V: :Vd' : ...Vi;, ! 1' . -
Which we Sell on a tK i i i v. rus-rarst ' I m iU l-v r-;:ii.vi-tt her and a.-.-n-f i '--' V . . .y
Star Manufaetuiing Companv, Poit oi.'-k '''n:'i'';ani'' i-u'.'g h-iid'upon"!!,:'.; iV-.u.-'n
Madison, Iowa; ; ntiem m: Tlie Cen- ! r" i:'''J",i: r.ii;k..a v:ev. ;.ia. y. : v o
leni.iai rat pu. leceivial ..1st ..Ion- j iia, . tl. ,aI1Sl v (U,.. liK.,n t said com ;.. r-v..v-dav.
We have given throe doses. OuJ c:--l by Mu.y W'.-;,, ;:. piaivti i.
Monday Tuesday and Wednesday! i'u'",u'-"',tx k:5i 'wWkrh ',T''
nights, and wo verily lwdieve there is j hhpiar, Co!' Nxb.
not a rat or mouse left. The saw mill.
teed, custom and merchant s mills were
full of thorn, as were also our houses,
cooper shops, barns and bog pens-.
Sirce giving them the poison they miv?
been running round as "crazy as loons"
and the river bank is line with dea I
rats, in fact It has created a terrible
commotion among them and they have
all left, thanks to the "Centennial Rat
Exterminator." each box of which is
worth a twenty dollar bill. We v. ill
see our druggists and have them s-nd
for it. Thanks, thanks. Yerv respect
fully. E. M. Britt,-. A Co.
This great economizer for property
holders, farmers, ct ul., is for sale by
druggists and general dealers eveiy
w hero. Price 2") cents, large cms S 1 ,00
Made to order
IWXJl CALF BOOTS r.;.
44tf at Sherv.'uoo'.s.
Cheaper than the Cheapest,
Niter Un-Jcrinl.l
in Boots and Shoes at Merc;k.s SUf
Rockwell h;3 a full line of Grocer
ies. 28tf.
T?iirty cf t?i liont or ran mr.i'rs of tiio
World are coaipetiioi a; the i'.uis EpOM:i"ti.
a c.U'ie dispatch to the Assaeialed l're.-s s.y
two hi-.'host iruM l ieiUtis hnvf ti-rn awarded to
the Aiueiiea'a eiakers. Mason A Hamlin.
&fPtr. f can be saved bv !:;r.
tc.'i.';a;.faZ i.Vif Exte rn iic.a:. ity
Ccuxty Orders v. ill be received at
this office in pay for subscriptions, at
their market value, always. Remem
ber thnt. 41tf.
$0,000,00!
V. Oil I II (I.
FARM PRODUCTS
Can be saved by li-inj?
GsQtBEiiial RAT ExtermlBnlor
'I UK ( 1 K KATKST I" ON OM lKK t r 1 '.l f. A O
Sold by Druistsa'.i:! e:,cial dealers. or sam
ple box inai'.e.l foreiclu 3-eenl stamps.
47i5 Sl'Ali M'F'li'CO., t. i:aii.-u:i. iow.'i,
LEG AT j XOTJCES.
J8.
To C.ecvs-e I'arker. no.n-rfc-idBitt " -femlant-:
iouiie heret.y ;iii ifi(:.-J th-it there 'vi's cn
t'fi 4- :i .ii'.v i i Fcl:-i!Hri , i.-t;:, a t.eii.i-in H!i-d ia
the l'i t!;'t coart o; Cas- ro;:.:y. Nebra: ka. by
Mr M. 1'aiker, pravmir Inat 'h lit.';. !' 1 d--vorco
1 from yo'l ; and alleg it I 1 8 (id pit :v.ii,
as her Kraua-i- !..r so (Imii. wilinl; d.-scrt : a; i t.
your part. i li ;-t ntdess yen ftm-wvl- .said pe
tition (ia or before the leiti day vl April, l.i:.
ihe Rllrp,itior. iii sa.d pctiiioa will l.v 11.:-. i a,
true raid jae-ncnt rendered ne- i'-ilhuric.
MARY M. I'Al'KER,
Ii l'.pr Attorneys
U. S. Sxtra raid J. E. Mor.itiso,
5Jt4
Siieriil's Sale.
Ry virtue of .in order of s :!e i-su-d by Win. L.
W V.s. t lerk of i'-e Iis:i-U't Court within a:,-,
lor Cass oi nty Ncbra.-kn. and to tn ilirCcd.
1 will on the .Mil day -f Ami'. A. I. l;Tii. al li
liVlw:!; A. M., ot said ii:iy, ai I' e h ; cr oi
tile Court Horse Ml Hpiil' ei-nrty, se'i at I'lih'ic
Auction tliC loi;.-.wi.o; real Cftate, to wit : Lot
No. one t', in bl-.ck. No. t wo ineoln d and
i v.-eiay-ttiree (22) i-l I'.'ali smout h r-iiy. Cass
county. Neina-ka : 'iaesui).' li!;-.r b-vieii t.p
fio aiui taken as t be proprt y cl J. N. Il.int'.ie
and Aliizary R ifidle. ileter-danis : to satisfy a
iadgmcut t-isaid court re- vcied by iho:nas il.
"onrdoii. jiljialiT..
Mal'.saioistl!, Neb.. M.ireh "Oi. A. l v;y.
r.oij K. . HVE' .S.
Siieril;, Chhs l.o., Nct.
Siieriil's Sale.
By virtue of ;-.a oi d-r fjf f ib i .-ucJ l v V.'ra
t.. Wells, c'.ei i of the I'i't' i"! Con;-; vjt'i'ir. ;.:i l
fur Cajs coui.ty. Netiraska. a:id to me dir. cd.
1 wiil. on the r.th day of A oi i 1, A . 1 . Is 'P. a t 1j
o'cio.-.k, a. m., of said dy, the -on:)-, noer of
tUe Colli t iliiisi) in sa d i.-unty, sell ;,l ; i;o ic
i'.letion the foiiowinjr re d 'str.!e. I.i wit : tiie
west half t '4 i of the noi chc.isi oiiriter (t) ot
ir.'L Hi... -iui I :.c il. i iim-.im oi;.-iic! 11 Oi
"''tion t veuty-six i-.'i'.i. in l.nvnvkip No. twelve-
!2;.onh of rat.-..e No eleven flli.en.-l of ,U
till. M.. to-ttaer vitii the appurtenance :
he
(1
the anie beiiiir levied upon and ta.;en as tlie
ptoiH-i t v oi I niiip Kihart and Giolo S. !:oj
maii. ii, feiiii.oiti ; to s.i; i-fy a fudirmeiit ' f -a'd
court, recovered by Edward" iJ." Dovey, piainttif.
l'i.ittsnioutli. Net, , March rah, A. 't. lsry.
It. W. HVblRS.
5ctr 3..trifft Cas to Neb.
Sheriff's aie.
By virtue of .in order of sale i-siiit bv Win . L.
Webs. Cieik jf tin D;h! rn l Court within and
for Cass County, Nebra- ka, and to i :e elf tcd,
I u-iil on t lie "j-.Ii day of April, A. I), is?:, at
1 o'cloei:, 1. M.. of f.iid d -.v, at tile snnih door
of t he Court House, in said county, sell at l'cb
bc Auction the fol!uin.r teal e.-t '.te. to wit :
'inn nort. ea-t quaro-r and the fi::itiwft
qunrler of sect ion No. tine-oo in tov..-diip No.
twelve i !-. no. til of raive No. t bill ecu iai, east
ofthef'.ii P. M. ; a's lot tince (3;, a'.! t'l:
Huutiicast ipiarter of the southwest piart'r of
seeti":! tliirty-four ..'0 . ia t'r.vuship No. thir
teen (no n-srih i f saiiue tiiirteen it.o. ea-t ot tiie
6th 1. M..U1 ( ass County. Nebiiisl.a. teether
with the appurtenauces. " Ta Mine bcii.a '.evieil
upon and taKm as t !e p'op t y of Ja'.-n G. M :1 -lerand
Mary r. Miller, deientiai.ts ; to sati-.v a
Unimiient of said cuiitl, recovered bv Jacob
Lefever, plalntilf.
llatt.sinouth. Neb., March rtb. A. D. 1-79.
K. W. JIVKIi.S,
51t5 SiierirT. Cass Co., Xeb.
Sheriffs Sale.
Ry virtue of an order of sr.ie issued bv Win. L.
"Wells, e it-rk of the Ji-:rict Gma within ::nd
for Cass Couniv, Nebra I'a. r.nd to in- dir-et.-i'.
1 v.ili oil t!"i .".in !:ty of A pill. A. D. 1 ?:, at
2 o'clock 1". ii.. ol" sa id day. at t He son ti: door
of the coart house iu :!.! c ninty. seil at pa'.die
auction the fcliowinr; ic .j ,;,.-l, to v ie : i be
south half of tile I'Ol lll-.vest ipeift'T of K-ciinli
Xo. eilit (si. and the sMita ea-t quarter of the
northeast ii:aiter of secto.ii No. sevrfniT1. :o ;l
the southeast ip-nrtei f eet!on No twenty
four (, and a part tif't'ie r.oi t aea-t. quari'-r
of section No. twenty-liK cj!, des.-riijed as
foP.ov s : Coiame acin m the i:o-.tl.c-st eoriiT
of said nortiiea-'t iutrier. a .d rat iiiijjj Ue,.'.'
south, one bun-lied icds; ti.tuce vie:-!, one
btlbdreti and sixty rods ; tli-ti- rio.-t, oi.' l.r.i:
ifrod ros : ttu iii-.rMsr. o;!e !i;ii,.!ivi and sixty
lod-. to the pku-e of be.-'i::t:inii. cont.-outi "lit;
hundred acres. Ail tt.c al-sir? desr: i'ocu I.-.ad
bein-f in towns iio No. t-.vc:ve ill. north of
raii'.'rf No. twelve (IC". ea-t of tbe tali 1'. M. :
a'so th north ha. f and the soi.thea-t qt.artfcr
of ioe uoitl.-'.'in ipiarltr el fftion twen'y-six
(ii. town eleven ii. north of r.tne No. twelve
it.''. r::st ot t ne uih 1'. 1M. in Cas.s eoiu-.ty. Ne-tr'iska.coiuain:u-t
in i.,1 ftfo ae,en, na re or les.i :
t'ic tarn beinj levied 'i;oi nat iKkmi t'..e
j.j-oppnv of l'.:i1eif.)n H. Eaton ani s. M. la. on.
ilete&d&ot- ; to s.iostj .t .i an- n. 'f fu:l -uurt,
leeovcid t? .!;'.'? L"i-ver. pli-iutiiif.
1'ieiTWn.oaih.Neb.. March f ra. a. D. iT9.
6vi5 K. W . HYER.S.
Sheriff, Cisa Co .."Ne.
i Probata Hotico. -
J inis - ',i?.n'r -t h- :. .e s-,u,.i a
II ! lV'ltl'AA'lt?! V..I. O.flt
.)..:
Notice.
: K'.'aijt,'!. M. .-iH.. .loii-.m: i K-ji:
. i..u l:-.il- i
li.it n-iv!-! '
f. t- hi, ; -v.;. : i.-. t !w-.t .,t ti. I
' l',.h i.ti ! .... H u i' - .-.1.1.. ... is. . . i
' tlttn li u-!i rricrr .
b'y VVIilett Potfcner, Atoinn-y f ir 1TIT I
Sheriff's Hale.
i Py viite.o of nil or.1r ef s.!h i.-ii.r-d hv V in. I.
. ,n ;oii"!y. .,-i i-;;; . o-.i !o
, ( I'-i.k iifliie biirici, Cuiiii .:!.iii a:'..l J
v.:!li,::tl;oL-.h ii:;y .if Marrh, . !. i-;e y.i '
loo i-'ml, :i. i;i ,if s.i;.l r,;iv. a! t'.o su.u doi'i
I or I lie l iilu t ho:-i- ,!i ciiil iwuii. v, s '1 ;'t (. j
! a-i-!ioa tti follow in;; re:l eM.:. to v i: : i:.:u-i
I meiipinir el iu!!ivst -'iii:cr of 1 No. !io
( , n. i .! :ch swcniu'ii u.;. t"i:-!up icnv J
t !J): !'"' ;h "r . t"-'i--" ( iho -r., ,
,... : tf.. :. -e m.n'i. i! and ti."-,-K Bun-
to -.-.;! fj.-i: ni ro.is; till nee io.;. ut.n;-
f.t:r 1.2 0 rods ; il!,-i.u m-.taii, six and r t --'.-;
!. ::r.i j 1 1. . . ,':-r...i i. f 1 1! ..-. i . i-: . .--
uinix. 'oataii.en; one ai-n- mm-.- -V i ;- r,!.-.o a
' ' "n-neinKat a pint. t -viy-t!r..-o pi;
i l ..-is ea.-t oi uic ni'illoe,l corn or of s.-clion
; t-i-:.tv v', in town,iiip No. t .',... -. ..rth
" f-e.m-ei utveast ! tio-tb v. v.. ;
t t:ie:i'-,e lui'Miii; youth luilv li O ro-N : tlo'-j -c
ea-l. i.in.-trc.i i lyj roils : tu.-iu e m i;h. fori v
l-i-'i-. ; Vv.ei' . r .t. !ii lie I (!nifn.!, !o ti-.e t
Lot Fa Y.
t'.iiae t my y'w :toitt the KU't: fa J o u.'iy.
(U.v 1; Jit l .:-: i ei:..-. iuii.i . e.o s t!.i. slid iv
Ir.t ir.i'.'.i. I Lav. 1 ak.-i. ( ;.t s.i i,;e i.p and 1...U1
h-r oiuier tlie o.erny lew. Any person elatin
1111T Uu: .-aaie and ia ii'K chai-e. Mid provuo;
property .tn li;tve ti." in-. Aiy place n l.jui
miles e:i--t t? V.'oo; ltivj V.'i.tT.
urii i i:. Vv. A hams.
Sheriirs Sale.
ry vlrt'ee cf an order of js.iV N.-upiI by Win.
t,. '.is. Clerk of the l)'.-:t net Court within and
lor i uss Ct.nl.-! v. Ncbi ;.s.';u, and to in.; oliieeied,
I w ! '-. tlo. a d:v ul Mareli. A. 1. t.
at M oYioe'.,-. A. ,-f nv.!d dr-.v, :.t the south
oooi o the C.aat H-uise. l i sai.l l.onuty. srii m
1'uaile Auction . it ioiiowiti ival estate, to wit :
The ::-.rt !i tr.if ('--' ef the nor! beast puaitet l'i
'I vi'llmi tweioy-nii.o 0.".) l:ovu:d.!p No. leu
( lol. noitii of raa''e No. twelve !. cn.sl. Also,
tl:e i-.v-i pa.!, sixty atji'-s of t'e onili .vest.
P!.-.U1- iV-. VV. .if See'jim t wen ty-t i'-'ii t ( I
in t i i i j fen tlft). iiorlti of ratine No. tv.eive
(! -"; :.'! in Cuss County, Nebraska : the-ini.;
bePia levied up;n and ti-.ken a li o jiroperty if
S.uu'j I.. H. ivei.-O.'tl. Sart'll Hull eiV. : t ioni
V. ni. Statli'lmann, il.-;er.d;-.!:ts : to cat icfy a
jiKi.iii!. lit ul nald coin !, le. i.veled .y Addixoti
1'. '.Vesica and ; i.o'.do 'i'l!t. piaiiilil'.s.
i'iiittseKiuUi. Neb., Ptb'v lib. A. 1'. I T:.'.
4p;- U. W. 11U1KS,
Sherill Cam Co., .Neb.
Sheriffs Sale.
Ry vim:i of ;:n order of sab; tasu'w by W::i.
L. Weiis.ebr'K of t iie liisti ict curt ivitl.iu and
lo: ' i; . '..ui i v. Net task a. and tu me directed.
Iv i'len tin; Till d iv ol .March. A. I). !s-;i. ?;t
p-.i.'eicek . a. in., of said day. at tin; ninth door
the Conn Hous.'.ia said tout: y, e;i :.t piib
1: ai'.'tioa t!.e f.iiltinii. real .,iate, to wit:
! ots ( Ifo four hu.'nti ed and ten. (4 I'o four hun
dred in.J forty-n iue. i4."hj four liundred and
boy, (-T-li ::o hundred and lllty-ene, in li.e
t e.vii of ! o.-wville. Cnss County, N cleaska : the
- alee in:l c lei led upon and taken tile nrop
ci'tv of G. N. CI -i.hiiii ilcieiiciant. t-i sati dya
j ii.i - -1; : - i : f : aid court. ii'oVi-ii.l by .1. J.
ill-'lr. p'i.i'.-.Uj.
R. W. HVLRS.
Siierifl. C.tss Co. Nc'.i.
J'l ATI M(.fr!l, Neb.. I-'eb, Otb, 170.
EDGSETON & BALL,
Comer Mala & :;d titrect.s,
Plftt tsiaoutii, ... XelirusLa.
KELP A lIUST-CLASS STOUX,
Ak-1 Oiily first-class Wines and I.bpu.rs. Mil
waukee Leer on J'laulil and bottled.
ZjZ" raud'.le.i supplied with Malt and ?piriu
ous i.i '.lo;:-., eoitied, at Low Kates. ti!y
II. A. WATERMAN & SON,
Wholesale and Ketall Dealer In
PINE LUMBEP.
LATH,
shingles,
sash,
BOOKS,
BLINDS,
ETC..
ETC,
ETC.
Mai., street. Corner of 1'iltli.
FLATTSMOUTH, - - - - NEib
Stiil Bslte-r Rates for Lumber
i j -J 'v! T?
n am
SF'JN, : 'A Rill AGE and ORNA
MENTAL PAINTER,
A- A.3E3ZXjIEj"5r.
Shop over tho Bonner JSla-
I'LATTS;.IGUTH, .... NLlii.
Hiy.
W. H. BAKER-& CO
Having purchased the
4. f J 3 1 2
fe, -t- n n 3y C H A y.
! Sfc fl P. I Ol rffff I .
IwLvUiX U'Jl&J
n
Fonueriy owned by
Wit! continue tb.e bnsines" t tb.e old stand an 1
wgi be piia-ed t i he all the former pat
rons ol liie hoii-e and hope by
FAIR DEALING-.
keeping a
First Class Stock
In Every Departmemnt, and sflliii on ci-we
laarjais to inerit and secure a larjpj r-uare of the
Trade of Cass County
Ghe us a trial ami be convinced.
Smith Sido Main Street.
(Ett. .-.in and 6th1!
I'LATTSMOL'TII
I8!y
Aiifi.
i
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V - V5.-"c '-"
j. STiior a lukdikI ; . ;..
'J:- -!.-.? :-i i v i - T.vr-
I'' i; i :i 1 01
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1 HE
HENRY F. KILLER'
i t a ;i o f o ;v t j: s
BOSTON, MASS,
Boston Public fclcbcols;
Mass. State Noinial
Schools.
The New England Conser
valcrv of Tilusic Ex
clusively. . TW-0 AWARDS DECREED
TUTS EiTAPLlSHMENT
, lv th;; .
PhilacIelphiaExliiljltion'TG
N' ntUer TiiUio 1'oitj house, v ill: one excp
loa. rci Ami more th.;!i ot:e.
During the f'ou xrt SityK of lST'S, '77.
t'aese. t 1 ;no- vet
la more ti.uu li".
ii.i- 1 a: Uo.t'.n ::-in I.
concil t j. .
'I'lid seiivcn of ts" imd '." proa, . cn a xilll
SteiUer t.iiail r to be aid-d to to li t.
.tic:j oi' Conccris.
"Kcnarka'ile for l!n p'ul'y. rl.-tm and r.
cinn -s i l ton'-."-iostoii Joi.ii.ji.
- "No U':' l::slMiii:ei:ts lia e been !i'"-ird la a
.ov':i c oil rt rujiu b(;o; v."'--l.o'.s c'.l tM -.) '
iMtij Cltizer..
"Sin passeti un1 hltilt if fie ktn-l prevloiisjy
heard In oi 1 1 iii). ' LionoU ',. I'oj-oii.
"Vr.cqualk-d by : ry th; I bavr bei u usptl ia
our concert Loui-viHe !;.;! Cuuiiei.
JAMES PETTEE
has been p ;!!:'.i .. act.t '.r :!!v-e ci lbnuoc.
I'laiios. I'cii.t fcr eal: logi'.f.
Plattsmoutb, Nol).
STHELtiUT is .MIL). Ml,
lie , - 1 1 j- Jin riiift ct u rviv,
iADDI.L-j
LLIDLLS,
COLL.VKS.
ull ki.. '.s cf harne-.s stock, eonstaaUr oi
ham.
FRUIT, COXFKCTION1J Y,
AND
G KOCEIIY STOHli,
NVTS,
CANDIES.
TEAS
COFFtJIfJ.
sroAits,
TOP VCCOL.S.
FLOt'R,
K( mctnt cr t': place oppobite E. C Doycy'n
oi Lower Main Street.
STRFAGUT f- 3! ILL 15 11.
J0I1V SHANNON'S
LIVERY SALE AFtD FEED
c-s f tv.yi M , l,!:',
Carriages alvttyu on Hand,
A y D
'hsap.se a funeral?.
TAICIi; IfCTICE !
luti.t all cf m- accout-rs r. C.U--I t') date
in t I shall do no rn'ore eo d.t b-.i'-i AU oU -
accounts itt nt !)C settled up. and l:o li';t ones
w Ul b, im a V i leal s ji ,i aci jui.tj al e cttle 1
sii- rtiv they v Hi be mi -1.
I v i !'. t; do a ''.th :ly eas'n bu uness in f ituro.
.ions SHANNON.
4i,!y l l.it..-:-aM!t!i. Nel).
IfilKfTsClSELLBACHER,
ironn rviioniNC,
2v
l 1 D
V. "A V.Al.UN .ll.rAI illNU
All ii.d.i of
I
.".' VATJM I 'TTT-T-lM I 'NTS
i
i i
mn-.ied
Neath; .f- Prompt 1;
" : 0 :
In -i!:0:t, v.e'll shoe anything tl-at lu.'
four feet, from a .obra to a Oil title.
Come and see ih.
on ri'ili t.. betwi ti "Main a'.d Vine S'ref r
just acroas the earner fro:n tt.e n r.v' ilEUAt'
-iinn'.. ""
C.-f Z I. X T
DICK STKEIGHT'S
LI V FRY, F15ED AND fit ALU STA
BLES. Ci i ucreth wid I'carl - ts.
I!ORSr.l I'.OAKDlin T V Til R
wcy, Tvr.r.K, on jzoxtxi."
HORSES BOUGHT.
SOLD OB HTluJDZniD.
For a Fair Comiiii-is: n.
TE1HS AT' ".tlAl E!C55!tS.
IV.Ub-iilar alteiition -:.'A to
Driving and Trainicr
T'lOTTEYi; STOCK.
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