THE II E K A L 1)
LOCAL NEWS.
-Snow fell in Oi'a;jo on the 3d.
rfrson.il.
Mr. Marks of Iowa, father of Mrs.
K!;iiti Parniele is visiting in the city.
Mrs. Hayes and little Miss Annie
made Plattsmouth a short visit ou
their wav buck from a trip to Atchis-
Dr. UnlVs Cough Syru? is a purely
vegetable compound, innocent in -nature
and wonderful iu effect. For
children if. is valuable, curing Croup.
J AVlioopirif Cough, etc., in a few hours.
Price 23 rents per bottle, or five bot
tles for 1.00.
on.
-Kali.sky's locals still loom up. The ! J.ivir.crs'on. vhevnt up
with the cadets to attend the Grant re
ception, stopped over Sunday at Pl.itts
rnoiith on his way daw n. Thede'is
looking well and reports goad progress
Kt the University.
51 RH. N. r.. Yoirxu,
H-CKKPATIIIC rifVStf IAN, treats
imm h o( wiiiitMi iiml ihil.iieii . Cliroriic tiiNeu-H-
a .speci;i!i.y. 0!iii-e hours from a to 11 a. m.
Mini IroTii :i!ur . in. orliec in resilience, cn
Seventh ;inU Oak StivolH, opposite Mr. IxiveyS
residence. 33
;r'at lied Store is the spot. -
Apples! Apples! Arplfs!
3212 at F. S. WIiitk's.
Xo trouble to show goods. Come
and sec ns. (Ikeat Hid Stoiu;.
LJest made and cheapest clothing
in town at the C.ur.AT Sroui:.
" Onlv on.? row election day and
that w;,s soon quitted. They Frye'H
it out.
The farmer's and poor man's
fri. :i!s. Ireat lied Store,
I.. KalisKY & Son.
-Mr. Oldham leaves ns th biggest,
finest app'.u we have seen yet, a great
hand o-.ni red cheeked fellow.
Mr. Drew's big team ran away
i :! iun inorniiig and scHtUre 1 the
nn hi up Washington Avenue some.
Tho band tnusi-.' scared theai, out; horse
was cut pretty bad.
A car load tf apples just received
at White's. Ail varieties for cooking
and cutiPf. --
Th fuiibial of Mr. and Mrs. Xev
V.b'i chill took plan Wednesday
in. - ruing at 10 :i. in. A largo number
of cai i i tges followed tlit- corps'- to its
last r'-r ing place. ;
Monf-y positively rctund'd foi all '
v."t found as repnvented at t lie j
r.ru.AT T!ri onr. j
-- A.i eM-cl'.ert icttei from Nub- J
binx-anir; to - late for the Ia.-.t t li-tments and drafting while I was
Weivly. an i a it v.-as a description of j nNt positive that there would be no
tiio K. publican nneting at Greenwood f,tier hostilities, and no further ef
i'. wi'.l haid!y he of intuit i:ow the J fuJ.t ,n:l,H on tliH part of the rebel
' . ii i-- oi r. j aimios yet. I thought it was unlikely
(bn. Grant :irl part) left Oniha j there would be, but thought it was
Mon ay at ' a. m. esoited by Genual ! better te take proper precautions. So
an.tciion and the (J. A. R, At the j 1 oulereil tho. Army of the James to
lui.l'lh-of the liver they w-re met by I S ''k to Uurt's Station, to remain
M -iv. u lVrkins, and the G. A. K. f i there while wo could go on to Wash-
(Jeneral Grant.
An escort of the Grand Army of the
Republic left Omaha Thursday after
noon iu the Pullman car Humboldt to
receive and welcome Gen. Grant. Gen.
C. F. Manderson was commander and
Capt. J.'S. Wood adjutant.
The party met the General at Ch
eiine, and returned to Omaha, reach
ing there Saluid.iy about 2 p. m., as
before stated.
On the road do ami crowds welcomed
the dit iiiv'tr-iie.l man at every sta
tion. In t'e ev ening a camp-lire, ns it
is called, was lit. and stones of the
v.ar circulated freely. After Gen.
Mai. .lei -o:i, Paul Yandt-rvoort and
others had s;"';e!i, Gen. Grant was
cvt'.l"d for, and made quite a speech,
giving tho following reminiscence of
aritiT daye:
' Alu r Ii." t -ii u laler of Lee. 1 hur
ried b'fk t- WjvM'.ring'.on w:th all
haue, to ."-top t!ie enormous expendi
tures the government wa at that time
making iu the way of purchases, en
10 .v i. I'ihiii thence e ist over tin C.
i:. A ii. R. it.
--W1.1-II CUIII.. t' 'lO 11 gO
n-lit to tti.- Great II-d Store. Red
11 ig on ! he house.
L. K M.i-KV Son.
Obilnary.
Soiill Bf.sn, October 23d, 1979.
Friday innmiug the ciilzens ut tliis nt-thbor-liood
wen? saddened liy learning that their
good iisid kind neighbor and friend Mrs. Uhuda.
t Worrell. ua stricken by the hand of death the
! tii.ri.i t..f-im ntnhr ia-i !;lie relin-d
with her family app.uei.Uy as well a usual .
About II o'clock ftie was taken with a eougti
Inj: spell, and iu two short hours sh? explicit in
her husband's arms. It was a very heavy blow
upon the family, hut hardest upou the husband,
and it seemed for a time a-i if he could not he
reconciled. He nnd hi family have the heart -fait
sympathy of the entire cummuuity.
Mother Worrell was the daughter of lie v.
Samuel Story. wa horn November I'.'ti:, A. 1).
121, in Jlatt-shurs. Clinton county, New York.
She came from New York to Ohio, and from
there to Indiana. Here she was united to the
llaptbt church in her fifteenth year, and was
married in the nineteenth year of herae to
John 15. Worrell. She came to Iowa iu l4.s,
and from thure to Nebraska in and has re
sided here since, beloved by all who knew her,
for she wr.s a loving and-.-iffcctionat.? wife,
kind and indulgent mother, ardent and consis
tent Christian and true friend. We all feel
that she is better off. and we are sad to loe
her.
iiet out IJoors!
The close contineruant of all factory
work, gives the operators pallid faces,
poor appetite, languid, miserable feel
ings, poor blood, inactive liver, kid
neys and urinary troubles, and all th
physicians and medicine in the world
cannot help them unless they get out
wfdoorsoru.se Hop Bitters, the purest
and best remedy, especially for such
cases, having abundance of health,
sunshine and rosr cheeks iu them.
They cost but a trifle. See another
column.
Nebraska Beer,
at Antelope Brewery, Lincbdn, Neb.,
orders received and promptly filled.
Agents ere, Keenan & Grace. tf.
Backlen's Arnica Salve.
The Best Salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum
Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains
Corns, and all kinds of skin eruptions.
This Salve is guaranteed to give per
fect satisfaction in every ease or mon
ey refunded. Price 2 cents per box.
For sale by Smith !c Black, Wholesale
and Bet ail, Plattsmouth, Xeb. 241y.
Notice t: 'I eaeiicrs.
Examination of persons wishing to
teach in Cass county, will be at the
following times and places:
At Plattsmoiitii, 1st Friday and Sat- ;
i ii may in January, ieiruary, May, Au
gust, October and "November. At
Weeping Water, 1st Friday and Satur
day iu March,. Tune and September. At
Louisville 1st Friday and Saturday in
April, July and December. Notice of
other examinations will be given.
1). 1). Martixdale.
41m5 Sup-.-riatendent.
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FRANK CARRUTH'S JEWELRY STORE.
Ure en back era Ho!
I sell you the best Boots and Shoes
for the smallest amount of Greenbacks
in town.
2!Hf. Pi.tki: Mi:nii:s.
r ih
iegton io do as I said, to stop the ex
penditures that were being made. An
vou all remember, I lie authorities in
j Ridimond had taken llight. and th.ey
I never stopped till they got to Danville.
I I Great laughter.! Finding we were
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not pursuing th:n, thev did stop there, j
.onetime since we mad' mention . ... . " .. ,. . i
j I 7M1 ;i jios 1 1 ig i u ,ij ,i- i.iiu s .in in:,
vl y ! .. i . .,... irn i, i... ,.- ,j ,. .1:,1
a i.-idu. t of 'la'tsniAi' h, o:il near , , " ..... .
1 , who was t;.Vijr:i.r f A irjfima at, tn;.t
Ciifveniie. V. e now t.e l the .lourn- . . , . .... . . ...... r
i unif, si.'iii l-tier ii.ionii o ii in o4 i
al th at his father, reMilnis; at Lincoln.! .. . ' .' . i
: tl Mi C to 111. WulL-:l 3II. list b le.-l- ;
. r.t out a metallic cvsLet for his re- ; , , . .. , .,- . ., ..
: el. anj v.itioar ieitm tneia know I
luaii.s aiel teci ived a telegram iu re- i . . , , , , . . , I
that I was not t!:er- ti-h'rap.ied it to
s-. -i.:;e. va in-' he was a.ive and well ... , . ,, ,, . r !
' j meat ashiu ; .::. ll was to this ef- j
-The Oh Be Joyful Club ave a j fe;-t : He w t; - ve. u r of th ..-
ph-aant little dance at FitGerald i nionwealth of Virginia, an 1 as such j
Jl.di lat Thursday irvviiiaj.', about til'- j he had te:;' na'. i'.v remove 1 tl.: s--.it ;
1 1 1 n couples bein, iu attendance. W v I of l: ''ei :; n-
tin b-rstand thev w ill I e a. regular fea- i I) i!ii!h
fr.im Itic'-m : i to
rU'Y.i':
1 lie W.
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i tire of the wintei'.s en'.ei taiuiuent and j cn of kim aia; !'.. n !) v!i;-t':-,r !'e '
I pioptrly conducted will be a d'ir- j would b" p -roi i : t exercii.j the :
aMe one. functions of his o:'i v in i)rivilb- e.n- j
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I I i".i-ii-'is w an: l per.u.tie.I to i.-av-; .
the c.i'i.strv. I .v is !! ', i'i. :; s to ta -.
- Save Money by btniii'4
the Gnat Red Store, where they
line strictly one prive. and the only
i on e that sells -oods at Chicago
ju ii -es. Gn at Red Store,
L. K.VLMiY i; Son.
--Ve are very much pained to hear
thit our neiabois, Mr. an I Mrs. Xe-vi!l-
lt their little b iby after all.
ll l Mud it evening. Mr. Neville
t ans-. er to
. v.'.i :i 1 .i an i-:i,-.i ;
t meet Mr. Lhe.,!:i : the sl-l.f.Vi.lk
and ttdd hint ab.eit ii. lie sapvoed
I was asking 1 1 i i - f ir instruction?. I !
will tell you ho .v ii i ;.' he s lid ; it i
like an Irishman o:nv Iihji.J f '.!)!t j
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j ill t"..- l.ii 'I I . L ... ill it i.l .1 ll lo r. I ,
laud had been f.r a loriir time. He'
t.aij.istleP horns with tho assurance - - , .,.,.. ..., ...: v ,:,lt fU(. i
For Sale.
A lii.e Imported Boar, Kssev, about
one year old. Also three of his Boar
pis, at f;ii prices. Kiujuire of
,':r .Iam:s Pkttj:k.
Knroueiiu Hotel.
This is a new hotel, wpposite the
Academy of Music. ( street, Line In,
Nebraska. I' is lirst class in every
respect. Good sample rooms for com
mercial men. Terms. -Svi per day.
Si' teXt 'Kit .V BlIOOKS
-14 !y Proprietors.
Farm far Sal? !
ConMslimr of Fihtj" two acres under
cultivation, with a ool dwelling
house and substantia! outbuildings, on
Sect i m ;'. Town lv Rane 11. Louis
ville Pi-ecioct. Knquire of "
:;ttll J. Sciix.ati:::, Plattsmouth.
I ! :: r 1 Money 31a ii.
Call at Merges' Shoe Store, where
vol w ill et the most and best Boots
and Shoes, for that kind of stuff iti
town. . 2'.n'.
Tae !ireat Re I Sto.v
is ;!ie only place iu tow n where you
c;t t yen: full money" worth,
lik v Sox. Prop.
I'or Sale.
A l.-.re brown m are colt three years
oi l. wei;!r. about ten hundred and fif
ty, sound and well built. L'niuire at
this ofiicc. or of
tf James Pettee.
This is Your Case.
You Lave headache, aching pain in
the side and under the shoulder, are
bilious, constipated nnd dizzy; have
bad breath, voracious appetite and
then no appetite; are despondent and
gloomy. The trouble is with your
liver.and Biiown's Yeoetap.i.e Liver
Piles are ptepared to cure just such
cases, and will cure you. Give them a
trial. For sale by J. II. Buttery,
Smith & Black, and O.F. Johnson.
32tf Plattsmouth, Xeb.
Diseases of tho Ski a.
It is in the blood, and you have
blotches and eruptions, pimples, ring
worms, boils, tumors, tetter, salt
rheum, chronic rheumatism, scrofula,
or you may be. suffering from the ef
fects of Mercury. Ext. Sarsaparilla,
Dandelion and Iodide of Potassium
will purify yoor blood, iuvig. rate your
liver and cure you.
All physicians recommend it. For
sale by J.- H. Butterv, Smith & Black,
and O. F. Johnson, Plattsmouth.
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Head and don't buy a Dollar's W orth of Goods until you have
GIS Iti, all Its SSasayr' 'FSiMCl
GOODS NEVER SO CHEAP BEFORE, FOR CAt3H;:
Fcr Sale.
A tine lot of Stock Steers "Will be
sold as cheap as any man can sell them
on the market. Apply to
Sam Barklic.
Caution to Smokers.
From and after the 1st day of May,
1S7S all boxes containing cigars of my
manufacture will have m 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
pled manufacturers. None are genu
ine unless plainly labeled:
JULIFS P.LPPKR BI." RG,
M AXi FAt Ti'it:::.
Plattsmouth. - - Nebraska.
E" ii HH I'. t-e!id J"i .!. I - ill Mat iips or cm l v ney
for :i new Horse I'.ook. Ii trei.t i;--c.i.-e.
ii.i - .'" line eiii:ia inir-t slum vz poM; lens :i.-i;i:!-el
I'.y -ick Siorsi-s. a tiilile of itoscs. a I;iil'c c.il
IS:OC Iccti. ill of ;ilu;il.le recipes, niies for
tcliuiK tlte Hire of a lmsve, uitii an ciiiriaviiu:
sliowiii teci i. i. f each yettr. ami a larc aiiioant
of oilier valuable borse infoi ti:atii'ii. Ir. Win.
Ii. lia:l ays, "I liave inc,i-!.t Looks v!mc1i 1
iuu" paiil ai'.l r Hi for liieli I !o not like :n
vrell as i lo veurs.'- nil fi- a citeular.
Agents watiteil." 15. J. Keiulai!. M. i)., Enos-iHh-ii
Ka!!. 't. J'.ly
Si 5'. l I.IM Tin- leniarkaLli- ineiiicine
w ill eun Spavins, Splint. 'nrli. I a lions. e . ni
nny clilai uriiici. I , and "ill remove tlie lnincli
wifhnut UMM,eriiiiT or e:uir.s a Nore. Xo rcrae
sl'.WIS ily ever ili.-toveieil eipials it for
crt tainty of :.ct iin in Mppii;;i the laaii-riess
ami reiimvini: llie lnincli. I'lii. si. i n. S; in!
'l'Et K for t-ircitl.tr ivina poMtivc jiroof. Sottl
lv ilrtrrists or sent Lv tl:c in ventor, I!. .1. Ken
dall. M. i.. Eno-Liirli l-'al!-. Vl. V. I', t.ooil
maii a !:!, imah.t. Xcl)iarUa.
Remember that for boots and shoes
Rockwell cannot be beat in price. He
has a large assortment. 23tf.
I5r. Kiug's
Golden Com-
o preparation.
that baby was batter, when he was i
tel-gi aphed atiu to cjhu home fro
witness its death.
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i nai.ni oi unuKtiig was rong apon
I him. wanted to lake something,
! and so f:;- a whi! lr; to k s .! i water.
'A understand a large number of .One day, howcvei, e h.d 1 his
t he Go I Templars went out to t!i i arou
n-.-c'-.tie sociable ;it Concord Lodge, ; pal a lir.ip of brand
?l. u lay nioht. Mr. Joe Gi'm.mr and ! kuo-.vust to ni
:. i'' two uther partia3 taking out
several loads, and tw or tliree loads
gving from town; a jlly tim? wai re
p: .ed, which the He::ami regrets be
ing a.i ib'e to participate in.
ass
1 an l said. 4 1) ic or, can't you j
in that iiube
rrt.it lau ;hter
Mr. Liuc jin cm tu t havo s ,i t anvi
plainer than that, that " Extra " Billy
Smith could have leave to take as
many of that s ut f drinks as he
pleased." Great laugler.j
An thev nuared i!i:i S.n:i!urj I
Miss I. !lln; Simpson is instructing ,.,.. , , ,, ,
r j S iui.ders and Pad-ioek, and ( ongre.ss-
ln r music pupils preparatorv to a con- .,, ,. x- ... - i
' 1 1 - man alentin-j went out on a special
. w liicti she contemplates giving in , . . ,,
1 I to ireruont and met tha partv."
ubowt two weeks. These concerts are J (
inten.'.p.l to give the parents and fi iends I ,r. ' ,,'-. i
,j Thev were welcomed by Gen rook.
.t the pupils an opportunity to judge " ... ,
. ' , J " Mayor Chase, and Governor Nance,
of tueir improvement an 1 have proven i . . t . ..... .
. 1 , ' j and cscoited to Capitol II ill, where
neieioioir ver pieasaui. r uiinei
speeches were made by Gv. Xance,
Mayor Ch ise arm others.
Gen. Grant responded in a short
speech. From there they were driven
to the government court house where
p n ticulars will b? given iu our next
ir-vae.
Over t wo hundred assembled at the
ib'.pot. Saturday nioruiHg to go up to
O.nah.'i for the Grarii rsreption. Only j a hand-shaking reception took place,
one car having bean provided, a ntim- j Three thousand people, it is estimated,
be r were unable to ;o. Alt this might shmd; hands with General and Mrs.
have been prevented had tha parties I Grant.
on'y given in thmir names to the e;;n- i in the EVENIXo.
mittee. that the R. R. company niigliL A banquet was held at the Withnell.
kmv about how nniiv were. goin;. j Gen. Manderson, Senator Paddock,
Ajr. Ferguson, who h is so s-.i'vess- ,1,abr Saunders sioke ami Gen. Grant
Xullr conducted a class of the 11 i-h j wt-retl the toasts and speeches
school diildren through a series of les- brietly.
sons terminating in a conceit, will be IVlega'.ious from Lincoln, Fremont,
gin a shert series of instructions next j PhUtsmouth, k!l the State otlicers,
week Monday at the High School j min' newspaper men from abroad,
whicri will include adults as well as the i :t:i1 Ihitnenso ciowd of people were
HC.'ioI.irs. Having met with such goad j l,1'-'st iu the afternoon,
success here it is piobabh? a, Mate i Twenty-five thousand people par
X u i.ial Musical Association wiil be j ticiputed in the celebration, and Oma
held here next summer.'under the aas- S ilI3tly feels proud.
"Deacon Wilder, I want you to tell
me how you kept yourself and family
well the past season, when all the rest
ut us have been sick so much, and
have h id the doctors visiting us so oft
en. Bro. Taylor, the answer is very easy.
I used Hop Bitters in time; kept my
family wt 11 and saved the doctor bills.
Three dollars' worth of it kept us well
and able to work all the time. I'll
warrant it has cost you and the neigh
bors one to two hundred dollars apiece
to keep sick the same time."
"Deacon, I'll use vour medecine hereafter."
It was unquestionably a great recep
tion, a grand ovation from the State of
Nebraska to our country's foremost
citizen, the greatest general of the age
and the most wonderful man in many
respects that the world has ever produced.
pi ? of Prof. Ogden of St. Louis, who
is widely know n in Musical affairs and
Mr. Ferguson. This will bo a great
help to our town and will call in a
number of outsiders.
Horse Thief Caught.
Sheriff livers returned from Texas
Monday moruing with W. L. Jhnson,
a horse-thief, he hn3 been after for a
year.
-" After tracing hiiu through Ken
tucky, hi home, to Texas he finally
beo-.ia-.v- certain euougU of hi man to
get n requUitiou, which being grafted,
he was obliged to go. just n the "ev
of election or run the chance of loosing
his man.
The Sheriff passed through the qua
rantine Lues while gone, found Johti
.i!. brought him heme and as it is a
clear tase he will ut doubt be panish-
e.i. want to i.-t people know that j Varieties in fancy goods at Mrs.
a l-vr-e-tliii-f eMurrr:fa'f.5 fro ha Cass Johnson & Miss Sweeney's. Some-
New Milliuery for Fall and Winter.
New fall geods at Miss Sages' Millin
ery Establishment, Ashland, Xeb.
Beautiful hats, ties, laces, etc., etc.
Also canvass, zephyrs, and cardboard.
32t4
We pay more for country produce
than any house in town.
L. Kalisky & Sox,
Great Red Store.
Merchant Tailors.
Rasgorshek Bros., Main Street, one
door east of Dovey's, are getting on a
tine assortment of domestic and im
ported cloths, which they invite every
one to ca'.l and examine. They guar
antee good work and tit, and will en
deavor to give satisfaction to all their
customers. Theirs being the only ex
clusive Merchant Tailoring Establish
ment in the city, they are able to give
their undivided attention to their
work, and their patrons may rest as
sured that every effort will be made to
please. Suits and single garments in
the latest styles and the best of work.
Call and see them. 2Gm2.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
E. Rosenbaum has on hand fresh
Milwaukee beer bn draught, daily,
cool and nice. 14tf.
A good second-hand mower for
sale cheap fur cash, or to tiade, by
20tf F. S. White.
Scl.lit' Milwaukee beer on draught
alwav3, at E. Rosenbium's saloon.
I'laUsmouth, Xeb. 14tf.
Thirty of the bent orran matters of the
W orll are com lie tit oi at tlie 1'iiris Exposition,
a cahle ilispateli to the Ass M-iatett l'ro-.s says
tivo Lihot f:old meilals have, lu-en awarded "to
the American makers. Mason & Hamlin.
ft. r i mi. iir ii nr in m m m ml
We wiil l.iiv A!i'iils a t!iiur v t Mim ii-r tmtrii h
and iinM( or ni low a lai ie cummiundu, to sll our
new ind woodprful iiivrntirns. Il mean vkat u.mv,
bunvl fit. AJdieM.-kiii AC0 AlaiiLll. Miclj.
Peojde's CoiiTcntion.
At Merges' Shoe Store where they
will get the inoct and best goods for
their money. '
California
pound.
Is a strictly vegetabl
and will positively cure Dyspepsia,
Sick Headache, Acidity of Stomach,
coming up of Food, Pain in pit of
Stomach, Low Spirits, Biliousness,
Constipation. Jaundice, Liver Com
plaint or any affection of the Stomach
or Liver, in the shortest time possible.
Vou are not asked to buv until you
know what you are getting. There
fore, as you value your existence, do
not fail to go to your Druggist and get a
trial botlle.fe ofvh-iry-, which will
Jdiow what a regular ono dollar bottlj
will do. Ask-lor Du. Kiyo's Cam
eo km a Golden Cmii-otwi), and take
no other. Sold by Smith tV: Black,
wholesale and retain, Flat smouth,
Xeb. . CTcrtwly
Vou .Must ( sire that Cough.
With Shiloh's Consumption Cure, vou
can cure yourself. It has established!
the fact that Consumption can be j
cured, while for Coughs, Bronchitis, j
W 1 . r. .tti 1 w r I ll I l ct litil-l tw! .ill fli. 1
eases of Throat and Lungs, it is abso
lutely without an equal. Two doses
will relieve your child of Croup, it is
pleasant to take and perfectly harmless
to the youngest child, and no mother
can afford to be without it. You can
use two thirds of .a bottle and if what
we say is not true we will refund the
price paid. Price 10 cts. 50 cts, and
SlJjji per bottle. If your Lungs are
sore or chest or back lame use Shiloh's
Porous Plaster. Sold by Chapman it
Smith, Prmrcists.
Have you Dyspepsia, are you Consti
pated, have you a Yellow skin, Loss
of Apptite, Head Ache, if so don't fail
to use SHILOII's SYSTEM VITA LI
ZKR. It is guaranteed to relieve you,
and will you continue to suffer when
you can be cured on such teims as
these. Price 10 cts. and 75 cts. Sold by
Chapman v Smith. Drutrcrists.
You can get a good Watch, silver case, and American movement', from
$10 to 835, warranted for or.e year and a good time keeper. Clocks from
1.50 to $5, each.
Cull Pins, Neck Chains and Jewelry, from 50c to 8:2.50 per pair and set.
A Iarxe assortment of Silver aid Plated Ware: iiood Castors for $2 each.
Knives, Forks and Spoons, cheaper than ever.
$X$m gfosirniirnvte : Moli,oa & Acc.-icos bom si. ti,$io end,.-
. oo large assortment oi loSm Guitar String.,
and the celehrated Silver Steel Strings. Harmonicas from 5c to $2,50 each.
Pocket Knives from 10c to 3 each. Razors, Strops, &e.
ft Shol- font ior 84, and a 7 shootinir Hevolver tor 8 1 . to ; all kinds of
art ridaes
and ammunition; Shells for shot guns loaded
for $3 per .hundred. And in the
Phrt4.rtrtvWhit SrliMvivfinin'i vou can get One Dozen hue lietouched C'ards, for
S2.50. Cahinet cards, 84 per dozen. Gems, 50c
to 82 per dozen. frames of all Kinds :; Good 8x!0 Frames, fine pat
terns, from 50c to 1.50 s:tvri' with glass, com pi iv.
Velvet Paspartoots, and Card Frames, from 5c to 75 cents.
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Sold by Chapman & Smith, Druggists
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A G110 thiee year'old colt for sale
Kuquire at this othceorof
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thing new every day.
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LouiTille White and Fire Crick Works.
Capt. J. T. A. Hoover, Prop, llrick
of every kind Wall, ornamental; fire
brick especially for Dakers, Ih ewers,
Foundry wen, S;c. Write to J. T. A
Hoover, Louisville, Xeb. lutf
JOHN SHANNON'S
LIVERY SALE AND FEED
Carriages always on Hand
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HEARSE I FUNERALS.
TAKE NOTICE I
I want fill of my iwcounts fettled to date,
an-l I sliall do no more rroilit bu-iuess. All old
acroimts must le settled up. anil no new ones
will be m;id fnlcss such accounts are eettied
Hlinrtly they will le med.
I wish to do a strictly cash business iu future.
JOHN" SHANNON".
JOly riattsnioutlt. Neb.
KEENAN OK ACL.
Retail Lipor Dealers.
CIGARS AND TOBACCOS.
PLATTSMOUTH - - XEIi.
Wanted !
Some jiotaioes and winter vegeta
bles on subscription. Bring 'eru on.
Also some apples. tf
Billiard Hall and Saloon oh
Main street, four doors from Sixth at
Xeville's old place.
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