Nebraska Newspapers

    THE HERALD
THE GOLDES TALISMAN.
I cannot recommend yon. believing
you to bo a thief, but Itvill Ie so mer
ciful that I will let you depart. . Go at
jonce.'
The voico aud face "were stem and
unyielding.
Geoffrey Daird knew that fill the
piteous appeals he luid made, the as
sertions of innocence he had frantical
ly declared, had litllen upon cars not
ideel deaf,. but dossed to him.
"Yoi have been very kind to me,
ilr. Heft,' he R'lid, his voice quiver
ing with pain, ''and I hope some day
you v.'ill know that I had rather
cut ofl" my viht hand than le t it rob
you."
There was no reply, and tha boy, for
he was not 19, walked slowly from the
room, where he liad been accused of
crime, condemned and punished in a
brief half hour.
II was a widow's only son, and very
poor, but Abraham Hoyt had been
very kind to him, employing him in
light labor about ii is extensive
ground??, trying him well, and allow
ing him to read whatever he wished
in hi library.
And from the library a valuable
watch and chain had been stolen from
a table dmwer, when there was bo one
as far as con Id bo ascertained, ia the
room, but Gcoffrev I3aird.
Crushed, -bn inflated almost heart
broken, the lad walked from the house
across the wido garden, bright with
summer bloom that feenied to mock
his misery. He had kis hand upon the
latch of the great iron gate leading in
to the road, when he heard his name
called, in a clear, childish voice.
"JelF, Jeff! 0,wi?ita moment!"
And then,;turning his heavy eyes, he
Raw a fairy of ten 9ummors, a golden
haired darling, dressed all in white
coining down the broad walk with fly
ing feet.
Of all the treasures his employer
possessed, Geoffrey knew this, his only
child was the doarost. Motherless
from her birth, she had been her fa
thers idol her whole petted lite.
"JefT'shc panted, coming to his side,
you must go aw;y, papa saye, but I
know ym never, neyer took the watch!
DidvonV
42o, Miss Daisy, I never took it."
"I know it! I'm going to find out
who did take it. And Jeff, you must
take this."
She opened her tiny white ban! to
Enow lying upon Uie.pahn a broad
twenty-dollar gold piece But the boy
shrank back.
No, no, ilis3 Daisy," ho said, "I can
sot,
"Bnt you must. It is my own, my
very own. Aunt Louise gave it to mo
on my birthday. In the corner I
Ecratched '11. II.' for Margaret Hoyt,
with a pin, but I guess it won't hurt
it. Please, please, dear Jeff, do take
it"
She pressed it into his reluctant hand
and then Throwing her arms around hia
neck, kissed him with her child's lips,
saying:
"I will find out who did take tho
watch, Jeff, and then vou will come
back."
Beforo he could arswer she wa3
Fpeeding back to the house, her curls
flvingouton the summer air thatwaft
ed to Geoffrey a last :
"Good-bye! dear Jeff."
"With a heavy heart he went home
ward, to tell his sorrow and disgrace.
He feared it would almost kill hi3
mother, bnt after hearing him patient
ly 6he said :
"I had a letter from Albany this
morning, Geoffrey, from my father's
lawyer's. Twenty-firo year3 ago my
father cast me off for marrying a poor
man. He died without forgiviug me,
but to you he has left his fortune
nearly half a million of moneyupon
condition you take his name when you
are of age. I have packed up your
possessions, and v. e will go to Albany
to-night.
"Margsretr
The voice was sharp and imperative,
and Margaret Hoyt looked up from
the task of teaching little Alice liris
tow her letters, to answer, but before
Bhe spoke the beauteiul girl who en
tered the school-room said : .
larga ret, 1 want you to come and
show Elsie how to trim my dres3 for
to-night. Everybody said you had
such exquisite taste beforo your father
failed and died."
The pale, patient face flushed a lit
tle at the cruel words, but Laura
IJristow did cot heed the pain she had
given.
"Goinc, now," she said impatiently,
"I want to look particularly well,' for
Yillard "Wharton is coming. It is the
first party since he came from Europe;
he has been vegetating in Florence ev
er so long, with a consumptive mother,
but slie died a j-oar ago, and after trav
eling awhile he has come home. Did
you know him?"
"I never heard the name."
"Come to think of it, he left long
beftra you came."
Allic's primer wr3 put aside, and
Margaret accompanied Laura to the
room where her tinery- was being pre
imrcd. for a. brilliant part' a few lioura
ater.
"Miss Hoyt," Mrs. Bristow said,
lookingup from the cloud of tulle un
der her fingers, wish you to come
down to play, and 1 wish you to wear,
white lace rutles and a white flower
or two in your hair. That wiil not
interfere with your mourning, but you
will look a little less like a mute at a
funeral."
To hear was to obey. Mrs. B' istow
waa a distant connection of M. J.Ioyt's
and when he died, leaving hia only
child to poverty, the lady impressed
upon poor stricken Daisy that sue was
nnder an enormous weight or obliga
tion by being permitted to be govern
ess, lady's maid, generally useful fac
totum in her family.
For nearly a year, she had filled the
unenviable position of poor relation,
unsalaried, and overworked, ami mueh
of the bloom of her pure blonde beau
.ty had left Daisy's face.
But tho soft violet eyes had lost
nothing of their sweetness ; the golden
hair gathered into a rich knot, was
full of waves and ringlets, making
tiny baby curls around the delicate
oval of lier pale f:tee, and the sensi
tive mouth was still expressive and
lovely.
She sighed a little as she put the soft
white rutlle into her black dress, and
a few white flowers iu her hair.
"It seems like forgetting dear fa
ther," she thought, but yet she knew
her appearance had been too gloomy
for a lestive occasion.
The guests were gathering, and Dai
sy had gone into a email sitting-room
opposite the wide drawing-rooms to
wait until she was euxumoiicd to sing
and play.
She had never boen in society In Al
bany, and knew none of Mrs. Bris
tol's friends, so she was graciously
excused from taking any njore active
part in the social "gathering Hian -to
ninnse by her singing, or help willing
feet along by playing dance music.
She was turning over the leaves of a
new magazine, quite sure of being. un
inierrupted, when the door opened,
nnd, looking up she saw a strange gen
Tardon me" he said, "I thought
thiswas the drawing-room.
Then a she lifted her face, he sprang
xorwara.
"Daisv! Daisy." he said and not re
alizing the familiarity of the address,
she arose to stretch out both hands,
saving :
"Jeff! It is Jeff P
"It is Jed',"' he answered, "or rather
it is Willaru WJiarto!!."
Then moving a chair near the one
fehe h d occupied, he t old her of 'his
grandfather's legacy, and the change of
name.
"Through good and ill, years of
p osperity ant! the temptation that as
sails all of us, I hive carried a golden
talisman, to keen my heart pure and
true," that 1 might one day dare to
bring it to yor.ricct, he said.
And through a mist of happy tears
she s w him open a large locket hang
ing to his watch-chain. min.it ure
face, no lock of hair was there, but
carefully set, a twenty-dollar gold
piece, with M. II.' scratched witii a
pin in one corner.
In the drawing-room Jlit, Bristow
wondered what detained her hero for
the evening; but when he cam? in
late ehe read nothing of the feccret that
was in bis happy eyes.
She saw his courteous attention to
her governess, but attributed them to
the inate courtesy of the young mil
lionaire, and Daisy sang as if inspired,
and threw a shower ot gleeful fanta
sies into her waltz -and g.ikp music.
But when Miss Hoyt was asked for
in Mr. Wharton's calls, when the hty
iish turnout that was the admired of
all Albany stood at the door for Miss
Hoyt to drive, Mrs. Brittow grew sav
age. "You are too forward with stran
gers," she told Daisy.
"But Mr. "Wharton is an old friend.
I knew him when I was a little girl,
and and we are to. be married in the
spring," said blushing Daisy.
And considering Mr. Wharton's
wealth and position, and his future
wife's probable influence in society,
Mrs. Bristow wisely made the best of
it, and Daisy was provided with a
trousseau snu a wedding party, tor
"Your great kindness to Allie," said
Mrs. Bristow gracefully.
Not until they had been some days
married did William Wharton say ue
diiy carelessly :
"By-the-by, Daisy, was that watch
ever found?"
"Yes. Felix wa? arrested six
months afterward for stealing some of
the plate, and in his trunk was the
watch, l'apa searched faithfully for
you, but you had vanished as it the
earth had swallowed you."
"I knew it would turn up some
where," saist Mr. Wharton, quietly,
"and perhaps now it is just as well it
was inisoed. If 1 had not left in dis
grace my darling might not have given
me my jrolden talisman."
A Street-Car Conductor Prophet.
The New York Sun stales that Con
ductor Michael Coylc, of the Fifth
Avenue line is a p roil pet. It was Mr.
Coyle who inspired an editor ot a
morning paper with one of hi pre
dictions of a general war in Europe.
This was based on Mr. Coyle's exposi
tion of cue of St. Coliunbkill's pro
phecies. According to Mr. Coylo
there were only two copies of the
Saint's original prophecies in Ireland.
One had been 6acrcdly preserved by
the Coyles, and father and son had
sworn to learn the prophecies by heart
and defend the book with their lives.
Mr. Coyle's grandfather had, by means
of the prophecies, predicted the Irish
rebellion many years before it actually
took place. The old gentleman was
known to possess the sacred book of
prophecies, and one day, when left
alone, he wa-s murdered, and the book
stolen from him. Conductor Coyle was
sacredly taught the pnphecies,and his
predictions have turned out so true, it
is said, that every one on the Eighth
Avenue Bail road Knows his powers.
Conductor Coyle predicted the Turko
ltussion war a year before it actually
took place. He predicted that Eng
land would get mixed up in the 'war,
that Kr.s.tia would be prevented from
lighting through troubles in her Em
pire, lie predicted the split in tho
English Cabinet, the Zulu war and the
killing of a foreign Prince.
Of Ten Years' Deration. "Hia Dis
charges Thick, "Bioocly, end of
Fou! Odor. Senss3of iSms'l and
Taste Wholly Gons. Entirely
Cured by
S!ear3.Weelr3 & Tottfr: Gen!em?a T fee! com
pelled to acknowleila to vou t io i,r-at ben-ilt
Bjlmfocd'3 Bapical -!is his been 10 rre. For
ten years I have been eSretM with this loitlisome
disease, aud especial' y In thtj winter time hs It
bfcnmoet BOTerr. Tin ilIn;!'.r.i-o Una boen tftlclc
and b'oody, emitt'jiff f 'Cl oilur to bail that my
presence l:i a room wi:h otners wns venr oliecalve
to tbem. One week after co-mnenc:nK tha rsa of
BiWonoV Kai!Cai. t'tss I V3 not troubled vrlia
It at all. Iy. us b f t-.ibl-t end ftne'l, w)il h wtre
wholly jront. bavo noir fully returned, and my gen
eral lioltU IM inacUlinprovd Yours,
MELXOn?yK H. I OHT.
fH-nrt-Hvid Uriier.
G3AXD IilPIDa. Jlicrt.. Vox. s. u;x
LATEJ?.
GnttsTneTt The pncknire of fiA!T?o-ntfl frrrs
arrlrcd hereto-nlfht sll riifbt. Idon'tknuw whatl
honld haro done if It U:ul not been for t a ii remedy.
I have tried Kaoal nouch sn'l cvervihini eisn.and
although I liavo been nolo li Ftop ttie oticnaive dis
charge, I have not been ablrto recover in vaenaeo of
taato andsmeil until ItriedSAKForD'sC'trns. Tou
can refer any one T'n choose to me, and I will
cheerfully inform tlieni in Uc-uJl a to U19 bene at
(ha remedy baa ieca to mo. Tonra.
VELP.Orr.KE H.TCED.
CziJTD ILtrrDD, Hica.. Hoy. 15, isrx.
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Not only promnftv arrp?S th corroc'lr r dlsclisrsres
lu Catarrh, but, by sympathetic ncliou, it restores to
jonnd healtii nil th-. orpins tf tho hf : thut bsvo
become affectf:! by it, aJ exiiibit any til Uic foUow
tng ailectlons :
De?etlTo 'EyoslsTst. TT-j'flnrnfHl oncl ?raltory
Kyee, Painful ami Watery Eyes, Lo) ot
Hearirgr, Iir-rjvcii'-, Vurnlc7ia of th Ear,
iscliartrea f nin i Iio Ear, ILir.grins Nolsca
la tle Hel, ltcri-ics3. Nervous llenJ
Brh, V-jlXtis la tho TemplM, lOt)8 of tho
6msc3 ot X&toftii.. ficcil, Klon.stlon ot
th Vvrln, Xn.1aTHtnaton ot tlio Tonsil,
Fntrid oiorj.'h:oat, TJckliPSor IliicUias
CougrH, Croac'iitia, auU Cioetliu,; of tho
En'-h rsgs ciitr'cs Tr. r.Tf-ri"s I-nprnvd
Inhr.linir Vube. wl:h fill ur.d rr ta!i repa'ed c!l
reetit'iai for tia iu all l-i-;e. $1. 1't uslu by
all wliolcaa'.a and rftnil druifSis-ts pnJ (IobJ'.th
tl rovxhnv. tna United t tat'-snn-i Ci:; .s.V.T EK3
e POi TKiI, C-i:B'-al uua AVUoislo Druj-
Voltaic Plasters
--
AJJ Electro-6&l7n!o Eattery, coiaMned rfiVh
a highly Medicated Filter. formiDir tha
frrandeet curative agunt in t!e world t f medielna.
and utterly surpassing nil olbcr Piastera heretol'ora
In ue. They aooonii.iiiili m"re la ono week thaa
the old Plasters la n whole yer. Tlicy lo nut pai
V mte, th J J ci'BX. They
Relieve
Ivelleie
Itrilove
?-lleve
J'.leva
f.lrlievo
Kelleva
Kelleve
ICe'irtvo
V ! v
ATeetlong
ofths
of the
Chect.
ATtections
Afljctoca
AfiuctiotiS
Afi'sctioi.i
AlTectJuna
A r"ec iona
of the
0fth
of t!ie
ofthe
nenrt.
LlTer.
P"lec3.
Kidneys.
Polne.
Kervee.
MneclcJ.
ofthe
oftho
Affectluna
Al'ectlcae
AlTectiona
, i'e'-lions
ASections
ofths
ofthe
oftho
oi'Uio
Joints.
B DCS.
!Trf;'cr v. lint raa? bo hc extent of yonr jffeF
Ingr.try onacf thc5ePlalerg. Kelicf inxtnntan
out, a fact cpport!-d by hundred of testimonials la
our pofMOHion. ISi-ar tn mind that the most impor
tant discoveries ia pharniacy date baelc le than ten
years, aud thfct cotrsbiiittionsot'snin and essence
of plunta and shrubs tra licrin ouited with ilec
trlcity to foiaa a curative Piaster, in soothing, heal
trig, and t renRtheuinfr prope'tlea M -ar superior to
allothrr Plasters hen tolore n iuo as tie eclcntlflo
ptyatcljji is to tho horae-leiCB.
I?rtoo, S5 Cents..
V-n crre'nl to call for COLtryS VOLTAIC PIAS
TER lest you pet tome worthless tmitt Ion. Hold by
nil Wliol.aale and Ketall nmg!f!rs thronjrhont the
United Watc and t anadis, and by WtLiSd A rOX
.rXl, Proprietors, Bon.on, Mass.
Pin t ihb "pi?
Cry for Pit eHcr-'e Costcrdn. Tlicylito
it because it is sweet ; SJotlisxn iiL.
Castoria LocftTise it gives licrvltli to
f child? end Physicians, toeus
it contains so luorpHzo cr mLa.aral.
la nature's remedy fhr n..sjmilatieg
thesfood. It cnrfcB Wind Colic, tli
raising of Sour Ctvrd aad Diarrhea,
allays Feverishncss a.z.1 Kill
Worms. Tims tie CJiild luis fccaltli
and tHo Uothor obtains rest. Pleas
ant, Cnoap, and Reliable.
Th most effective Pain-re!ivia agtnte
for
MAN on BEAST
th.9 world has eror Jmcwn. ,
Over l.OOO.CCO Iiottles a aid last year t
The reason for this unprecedented popu
larity, are evident; tlio Centaur Zuialm
in eat 3 are made to tlescrve confidenoe
they aro absorbed into the structure; they
always care novcr diicppoint.
No pcraoa need lonxor suffer ri;h
PAXJT in tho BACK,
Ithemaatisra or StiiT Joints, for the
Ziinlxacnts vriTl sorely estermisato
tho pain. Tlicro xs no atrain, Sprain,
Cnt, Scald, 23 urn, Sruiis, Stins, Gall
T.imov;B tn crhlr.1i MaaUnd or
Dnmu Erctos aro sni5vct, that docs
not respoad to this Soaihins halza..
ft. n .
aue itukaiir
LINIMENTS'
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healthy action, enliluo in3ammaticn,
and core, whether the symptoms proceed
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or a cashed foot ; vfcether from disgusting
PIMPI-ES on a I-ADY'S FAC3
or a strained jlnt on a ITcrae's Le-fr.
The acoiiT produced by a Uurn or bcaM;
mortiflcfttion from Troit-bites; fixp-ell-
ings from Strains ; the tortures of Rheu
matism; Cripploo. lor liio, by some
neglected acciileot; a volnahle hcrse or
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Ono Eottlo of Cantanr Linisnent.
No Ilonsekeeper, Farmer, Planter, Teamster,
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these wonderful Iiisimonts. They can
be procured in any part of the fjlohe for
GO ots. and 51.CO a bottle. Trial bottlea
25 ot.
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FOB SJLjCjIS.
3,000,000 ACRES OF TEl'AS LAND
BY THE
WESTERS LAND COMPANY.
Section Land Warrants for 8123 00,
ana
PATENTED LANDS FOR SALE
AT S320 PKIt 8ECTrONT.
XOX-TAXAIJLE LANDS KOlt SALE AT
?410 CC PKKSI-CTIOX.
The Scrip controlled by this com
pany is stscu that was issued by the
Stat of Texas to the various railroads
of Texa3, to aid in their construction.
Each one f these Scrip is a land war
rant far G10 acres of laud, can be loca
ted on any of the unoccupied domais
of the State, of which there remains
G7,000,000 acres.
Think of it! A section of Land for
We deal only in the best lands, and
parties orderji: land from U3 can rely
on getting just what they order and
THE BEST THERE IS
to be had, and jr.st as good as if they
were on the ground themselves.
We control a choice lot of Patent
ed Lands in north-west Texas m
what is known as the Pan Handle re
gion, that yre sell at Q320 per section.
Immigration to Ndi th-West Ttsxas is
very large, mostly from the Northorn
States.
It is a well-watered region, the lands
are rich and will grow grain and fruits
of all kinds. There are four railroads
projected through this region, which
will soon be built. Theso land will
be worth from five to
TEN DOLLARS AIT ACRE
in a feY years.
The Country of Northwest Toxas
would remind one very much of Illi
neis or Iowa.
There are many Colonies, Fnriaers,
Trading Stores, Stock Buyers, ranches,
&.c, all over thesa north-western coun
ties. Texas has irtcrca3d in wealth and
population with greater rapidity dur
ing the last tn years than any other
State in the Union. Population in
1870 800,000, while ia 1879, it is be
lieved to be
FULLY 2,000.000.
And the tide f Immigration into the
State this year i3 imtnense.-
Now, if yeu want to make money,
if tou want a home, if you want
laads for investment, buy these
lands. A Map of Texas can be seen by
calling at the office in Plattsmouth.
For particulars call on, or Address
with postage stamp enclosed.
It. B. WINDHAM, Agent.
B. E. Bower, Plattsmouth, Neb
Land Commissioner. 30m3.
Platte Valley Herd of
POLAND-CHINA
0?. CLABK
TVEEI'INO WATEK. - NEB.
"Registered Stock for sale. 13raS -
STKE1GKT & MILIEU,
Harness llamtfacturers,
SADDLES
BRIDLES,
GOLLAKS.
and all kinds of harness stock, constantly on
hand.
FRUIT, CON FECTIONE Y,
GROCERY STORE,
20JTS,
CANDIES,
TEAS
COFFEES,
SUGAKS,
TOP-VCCOES,
FLOUR,
AC.
Kemprabfr the placa opposite E. G. Doyey's
on Lower Main Street. -
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riiii ' '
.THE mm' I MILLER
riAKO-FOUTB
Are not only first-o!a.8 Instninients. hut this
tstablistiinet may ie uisiiy repiracu
IIS t)UQ I
i w the ie:ian ; riano-r one
liuuuX;K-toi k's of the
Worm.
THE FAVORITES
If! THE CONCEIVE HALL.
During tlie season OI 1S73-13.0 me ncnr;.- r.
Mliler I'TauQs were used in Boston and vicinity
in more than 1SC3 Concerts.
Seanon of 1&7I-1S7, 17.1 conce.19.
l tl-TV LI V. .(.-Ill .11' .'.v..... " - ........ - .
Cniipf?rt : Mouth of November. 43 Concerts-
None but Ant clrtJ Pimm ctmld eai utich un-
THESE PIANOS UA. VE RECEIVED
The Highest Praise
rrom ma
Most Eminent Musicians.
Of late 1 hare had many opportunities of
usinir vour Pianos and can say with pleasure.
they have no superior in America, and my long
experience abroad justifies me in placing them
ahead of any foreign Instruments of their kind.
tUAS. li. ADAHS.
Madame Eoze and the other artists of my
company are delighted with the"Miller" Piano,
fontanel! purity oi tone, ana me ivunaenui
manner in -which it sustains the voice.
11. JIAI'LESOS.
In behalf of the Darnabee Concert Company.
and particularly myself as the pianist of said
company. 1 wish to express many thanks ff-r
the beautiful Grand Pianos of your manufac
ture, with which you have furnished us so far
this season. With your fine instruments con
cert giving beeomes a iMsitive pleasure and de
light, "t!u say we all of us."
uuwaiiu r.i
. t consider no other "make" with which I am
acquainted, can excel it in any of the qualities
that constitute a perfect instrument. As rui
accompaniment for the voice, I know of none 1
would preier io your.
Airs. AT. C. 11. CARTER.
I take treat pleasure in recommending the
Henry F. .Miller Pianos on all occasions where a
first-class piano Is desired.
Airs. 11. Al. SMITH.
I have known the Pianos manufactured by
Mr. Henry F, Miller for many years and I do
not hesitate to say that they take high rank
among the f.rst-elaaS instruments of any of the
bust makers. ' Caul. Zeukahx
I consider the Miller Piaso superior to alt
others in that mellow Mid t-insing quality eo ac
ceptable for voice see oinpaniiueru.
air. K. A LINK USGOOD.
We were delighted with the PiAnos of vour
manufacture which we used during our recent
tour In tiie Lniteft btstes their charming sing
ing qualities rendering them especially "desira
ble fur accompanying the human voice.
lUEUHIBIJiAL SWKD1SS
Ladies' Quartette.
Wcria's Intgrnational ExhHItian':1878.
This establishment was the onlv one out of
more than forty Piano-forte exhibitors, which
was decreed two awards f -ri!s single exhibit
of Pianos at the Centennial Exhibition.
TJifcs was the only EMalAixhment that Received a
Social Amtrdfor a New InveiUin
The ralc?5l E'edul
Upright Piano-Forte.
The Henry R Miller Pianos
nave received the endorsement of tha
State of Massachusetts
a:ul I he
CITY of BOSTON.
Tty are LEADERS among the FOREMOST
PIANOS of THE WORLD.
HENRY F. MILLER
Bcstcn, Mass., U. S. A.
JAMES PETTEE, Ag't..
Plattsmouth, Neb. -
521 v
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Traveling Ai't
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Pjt. 8:;;oKu'y Liver lyviaostxrou
X.;k .v StaudarJ. ramUy il;:n-iaj for
j lis'-.s t ot tli .? Liv.-r, 3niAch 4 J
i or mcro V an Co ve.-.rs.!;
SEflP FOX Cl (JGULAH
t-it I I If t . 0 i. J I f.l tlf v t yr Yj, . , , ,,,..75
Tames Pettee
.ii.lLon-e:s. It is rarelv s &
SDobiliiates-It is Hfef fa
C.-it:iarticaa,l ff tl( S
a v (V vc-,S vb -1 ,.4 li ii r S
i t$:-.? 5 has been nsedS
-5 i' I? V'i ?J;$y in my practice
..Bt ai'J by tho pnblicS
C5
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A. G. HATT
JUST UFliSED AGAXS.
New, Clean. First Clast ITeat Shop,
on Main Street" Corner of 8th, Plattsmouth
Everybody on hand for frsh, tender meat.
isri.ee
ROBERT DONNELLY'S
wa.o-o:tt
AND
BLACSMITIi
SHOP.
Yagon, Buggy, Machine and Plow re
pairing, and general jobbing
I am now prepared to do all kinds of repairing
uiiaimaim uuicr imtciiiuery, as mere
is a good lathe in ny shop.
PETER RA U EN,
The old Reliable Wagon Maker
has taken charge of the wagon ahp.
He is well known as a
XO. 1 WORKMAN.
Sew YCasoD8 nnd iSusjriea read to
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
Shop on Slxfhstreet nspoaite- Sreirhts Stable
A DAY GUARANTEED
Litfft I I v . . 1 p.
1 13 DP? I LI, la rd errftory. HIO UEifT
mr aa K ' Vt W .1 rVO
'rtlb.rJOr IOWA. ARKANSAS AUD DAKOTA.
Zi3 Vi Ctitiecuea tn. W. CII KS. St. Uui, lio.
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A few of the articles you can buy to the best advantage
at the live progressive
DRY GOODS and CLOTHING HOUSE
op .
SOLOMON & NATHAN.
To
SI CO you can buy 22 yards strndard prints.
47c pound good all wool yarn.
10' . " cotton batting."
8 per yard domestic gingham.
gt cheviot shirting, very pood.
7 " brown and bleached muslin, can't be bsat.
7 " " Canton flannel, superb.
8,V " " ticking, no better.
1 00 a god comfortable.
1 23 per pair up, splendid blankets.
12J, 15, IS arid 20c per y'd, alpaca lustres, all colors, b?st ever offered.
22V3C up, black nnd colored alpacas, double width, best in the city.
45c"p?r yard up, black and colored cashmeres, great bargains.
8 to 10 and 12 to 15c per yard up, suitings in endless varieties.
20c per yard up, all w ool flannels, best ever offered.
5(-)e " u Avatfrproof, an excellent quality.
20c " . cassimeres, 'vcll worth double.)
3
1
75 up. Ladif-s cloaks, the finest assortment in the city.
75 un, Misst3 and children's cloaks " " "
20c per yard up, hand made zephyr fascinators.
75c up, a great variety ef shawls.
25c up, perfect fitting cwrsets.
50c up, two button kid ploves, fine.
f nil line of Ladies' and Children's underwear, (vory che an.)
A
The finest assortment of Ladie's,
sac
ks and shawls, zephyr, ever known
For 75c, up, Ladies' trimmed hats, nice. j
G5c, up, Children's hats.
Jewelry an2 notions at prices that defy competition.
S 2'5 ,000 "W O K n?
Of Mens', Youths' and childrens clothing, ragrmlless of cost. We are go
ing to close this branch of our business. So !owk out for bargains.
For S3 00 and up, Hens overcoats, hard to beat.
" 4 00 and up, Mens suits.
" 1 50 and up, Boys' suits.
FURNISHING GOOES IN PROPORTION.
For SI ?5, "P. Mens' boots. - Mens' shoes, SI 25 up.
1 00, up. Bovs' boots. Boys shoes. 85c up.
1 00, up. Ladies shoes. Childrens' shot s, 25c up.
The largest and most elegant stock of mens' and hoys' flt and stiff crewn
lltll.3 i TJ wfi6 WGSfc
Take advantage of the great inducements we offr in zephyrs, all color,
lS1 cents per ounce. Full line of Germantown and high colored yam very
low. Fine ass't in Java Honey Comb and plaid canvass at teduced figures.
FINE DRESSING GLOVES, - GLOVES FOR FARMERS,
GLOVES FOR RAILROAD MEN. " " BRIDGE MEN,
GLOVES FOR LIVERY MEN.
In fact we show the greatest variety of gloves, for special use, to be
found, and we call special attention to them.
The above list covers only a small portion of the many articles which we
offer as BARGAINS. We guarantee the public the retailing of all goods at
wholesale prices, and we defy anyone in the business to compete with the
above figures.
MIKE SCHNELLBACHER,
BLACKSMITH
house hoeinu,
AXO
"WAGON TiJEPAITtINQ
All kinds of .
FARM IMPLEMENTS
rafiided
Neatly & Protnplfi.
:0:
Horse, IIule& Ox Shoeing,
In short, we'll shoe anything that ha?
four feet, from a Zebra to a Giraffe.
vume anu Me 11s.
n Fifth St between Main ad Vine Street,
ust across corner from tha xkw HEUAL
Opkic. ioy
ABBOTT'S PATENT
POHTLailO GUTTER
Tb Stron(t SleigU In ezttence. Tin
finish, light, cheaper and mora durable thaa
ether Sleigha. Also,
AMF s Patent EnaiiEr Atlacliieiits,
Tor wheeled Tehlclea of eyery description. Fex
frctly praetieal; fits anr axle; tracks in conatry
roads. Oyer four thousand tn ns. j8end for
Crculars and learn yonr nearest agent.
A. A. ABBOTT & CO.,
8OO WalMkah Ara, CiaoBt.
O. F. JOHNSON,
DEaLEP. IN
Drugs? Rlediclnes?
AND
WASH - BAPB..
All Faper Trimmed Free of
Charge.
ALSO DEALER IN
hJ? 4 to
Stationery, Magazines,
AND
Latest Publications.
Preerlptns Carefully Compounded
by an Experienced Orugcist.
RE.M2MUZR TI!F TLaCE.
ST 2 DOORS SOUTH OF HAIN
I'LaTTSMO 1'TII. NEB.
OEOKGE EDGE ETON.
ines, Liqou r s
AND
CIGABS.
Main Street, opposite the Court House.
This place is Just opened, nrir, good goods of
all 'Kinds. We want tokeepagood house and
please our customer.
REMEMBER THIS.
0!r.
I CLOTHING
Children's and Infants hani-made Lcods.
in Plattsmouth.
1
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MMSWM PSpmSpSiSi r-H
mm$m mm&mi
mmmm mmmM kmm
0"V"Ti 2.000 DRTJGG-ISTS.
Save signed the following remarkable pdjxr, the Ujtialure vf which ean It etn al our office
Mea.tr. SEAIIVRY A JOHNSON, 1 Plait St. New York:
Gkntlemkx :
"For the pMt few year we hare old Tnrlo brands ofTcfou I'latew.
Phytfctans and Vie Public itfir lEASOX'tt CAPCIXli POKOl t) rAkJT.lI to all
otheis.
We consider tbera one cf tbe very few reliable houseiio'd reiaHl!es wo thy of conadenca.
Theyare Superior toiU other Porous PUmtereor Medicinetfor internal ve." rv,U
H. A. WATERMAN & SON.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer la
PINE LUMBER,
LATH.
SHINGLES.
SASH.
DOORS,
BLINDS,
ETC.,
ETC.,
ETC.
M'&lu street. Comer ef Flftb,
PLATTSMOUTH, - - - - NEB,
Still Better Ratos for Lumber
Sehluntz & Dewey,
Cedar Greek, Cass comity, ITefe.
- Hardware,
MtIM I ...
Mat s9 Cap t $ Is3
Highest market price paid for all
kinds' of Grain, in Cash, or will take
produce in exchange for goods.
Having now got our Stock fairly
opened, we invite all to call and ex
amine.
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Sherwood Keeps the Biggest Line cf Boots L Shoes
In Cass
617 St. Charles Street, SULoaIs,lIo.
A refrularfrradualeof two Medical Coilef;e,hM brnlon)fr
enjtKed in the reeial tretinnt of li Venereal, Sexual
and Chronic Diseases than any other Pb.viician is bt.
Ijou'i. as city paper flhow, and allold reideitU know.
Sypnilis, Gonorr hcea, Olet. Stricture, Orchitis.
.. Hernia, or Rupture, all Urinary iBaea ana
Byrjhilitic or Mercurial Affections ofthe Throat
Skin or Bones, are treated with unparalleled aucceaa, on
lateet acientific principle. Safely, privately.
Spermatorrhea, Sexual xebilitv and Impft
tency, aa tiie renult of Self-Abuee io youth, arzual tx
eesaea in maturer yeara. or other csuaea, and which produc
aome ot the following effect! ccrvousiieaa, aeminal emia
aiom, deliiiity. dirnnc of ijht,d'fective memory, pimples
on the face, phvical decay, arorion to aocicty of Ii'malea,
aoDtutioa of iilcu, lo of sexual power, etc., rendering
marnapo Improper or unhappy, are permanentlr
cured. Consultation at olhce, or by niai free, and inviiei.
When it U iiiconrenicnt to iit the city for treatment,
medicine can be ent by mail or expreu everywhere. Cur
ablecanei fruaraoteed, where doubt cziit Hi frankly atated
FicpiJ!; for 1 S:isp ; TTckcs, 1 CUap ;
PeriBin, fir VAb, 2 EKps. Ct Pig:t.
vB&ls. OUBOE.
Elegant cloth and llt bindiner. Sealed for 6O0.
In posiaze or currency. Orer fifty wonderful pen picture,
true to life; article on the fo'lowins ubject i who wiay
marry, who not, why. Manhood, Womanhood, Fuy.ical
decay. Who ahoulil marry; IJow life and happinea may
be increased. The Pliysiolucy of Rrprodaction, and maoy
more. Thoe married or contemplating marriaite ahould
read it, then kept under lock an4 key. Popular edition,
aaxne a above, but paper cover, 2A0 pjre. 2o ct. br nuul.
in money nr pogtnr- Cheapest cood rt-'tcle in Jtmerira.
PRESCRIPTiON FREE
For the peedy cure of Seminal Weakne, Ixt Manhood,
Premature Debility, Nervoucne", Dctpondem y, Confution
of Idea, Areraion to 8ociety, Jtfnctiv. Mmiory, aud all
liiaorder brougliton by Secret Habit and Excae. Any
drurriat ha the inrrert lent. Addrea,
OR. JACQUES 70S Chutnut St, St, LouusUo
BAST'S RIDIflO SAW MACHIf.E
."Is
A. J; J 3
Will B1W any alio lofrs In any
. . r. Thnuaaad ill
use. Weight of the oper
ator does all the worlc.
Send for Circulars and
Prices.
. . a a
CENTS WANTED.
Addnaa U. M. Hanar'n to, Cblet, 111
HERE I S5 iaC85S3 fcr 53 els.
? ? Fati.fVetts Gwmatrr. IHl.vT Miss thin ka.tr.
., ..t....., Mnrv-K t. r Srerrl; IO Rtea i n-
t rt; I Mint -yrti itn : Slcel 1 en : I Siler-ptjti-I
l4cr: I flair. Hrlr; I Ru(-u-r tin lencil; 12 fine Euvel.
enet; li hu 6ne Pmper ; I 1.5 book lit (yn foes,
and Chine Secret fnr lofin- Imeo, biar ntooey e!l;nc e
errt.l All sent for Fn'ty Cents. M.aip taken. Ait.ir.
'EUti. 1876-1 CkiUX Bowai it., fiwauitowa, Sew trnrf.
THE BEST -rffl " TNl "S5. SOSIMPLe$.
sold by CiZr' Wtj rvw''''M 1,1X0
WhiteSiwimo Machine Co.""' Cleveland, ohio. . y
BW MUWM1H '""-i A. 11111 1 IHJim.H I .if, ,
Br. WHIltlE
5 KV " V
' il.
i
i?i lilW I Blm9 coutl, m Ihi f. k. tw Mil im
44l'jlo(wl' Hmi( rlh kli ly tetiri44iia.
ToUcb uira, wilh ood reft rcnt, w fual,ta ltr Midi trmm,
fiJ trrm that will lmwrlnrkr Gvar 9 1 (XI trwlk.
j&aUtM l.M kUkillOSll. 1 IK. CO, bow Htl. Ot. hauu, Uo.
MONEY TO LOAN
ON IMPROVED FARMS I0R
FIE YEARS TIME.
TEN PER CE.VT IWTEItEST.
NO COMMISSIONS.
Enquire of D. H. WHEELER & CO.
Plattsuuth ; or R. E. MOORE, Lin
coln, Nebraska. 21tf
Stoneware,
23tt
mm
Mr
ACTORY
County.
My
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mm
We will r;ive .fJOj(t.f for nr.ji A I urn i
Oilier a'lnltrrn;;on fnunU in
thin J 'O J V1LH.
l3or?.r-a by ti'.e rroo!:lrn rnrl
a"5'- '. of Ileal' is, ana ly tho best cliemlsU
in uio Lifted isL.it
, r-r It la STIlOSGEn than
'l tlio tvfirld.
A It KUVFTR TAILS I
1 Mmata llfrfit rtaa vhc
Ctausotl nl iiftf''!.
o
- ctr trial.
iVC? It 1 an rTtllrr-Ir TJIV TWVEJT-
a . .
T;v t:"3 of f?-.la cr fc..lcr:itus, j t-tt, op
r.tl,ir rinklncf tiowtJcr-i
v cj it. liws la list It ft tPr.rtcncy
V -.;iVr tr Krstalxi ani notii ifcU Uid
Goftl foo'J iral't-fTtOrt hrn.Ith; nnd balf Ii
4a f-rii-irnvci! f-,r li'in&li'Oil Ih LifjtWirtiOU adUid
j lood tve cat H iiu.Titl mi or tthcrvisj. -!
Ijjwis' JUKlXi rciv.UiJB ftlweyt liimke
' EtHxl food.
; One can ot tTils tj rrortli trro cf asy oUicp
i t)a!;ioif ccmpoun'i.
I It iua!:cs treatl -wliiicr tnd rlrer-.
I More tUaa halt iUo tfiitpisiatsof t. :.'ui fo-ir
i erlso from tli u" cf .-aiM'.ii iiklrisr prw.
i dcrs, Mltlch oitca uuac uo Lcstcl iwr uua
out dark brea-1.
i Tho mr,t di-llcsf.i irti"sor. ran ct foo.l
' pr j-ard wltU lb vtsimut ljijui j-.
arly every ntiwr )al.l:' f j.owjcr V
adulterated er.4 13 ai'utcJy i.:'..:wii-
'i tibUlia.lo fr :a ?!!, el Ciur e rrtn
of Tartar nnd H lsi:til. ICTl.V I UK i-
It lnrics UiO IiilST, IlsUteat, aai mom
nutrition
UKE AD, P.I3CUIT. CAflff,
CRULL&.RS.
CUGKVMEAT. I HDIAFV AWD
FLAf.riEL CAKES.
A r.nl'i tilil will prove tlio suirlorlrjr
of UiU i'ov. der.
t2E0.T. LEWIS lu ?,.Ef.Z.3C0a
2ItLASE3aPJILl.
t-For Sale by E. O. HOVKY & EON, GIjTTI -
mm mm
BAKEB oi OO., and ijrocxrs la general,
tleman.