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THE HERALD
FORTLETII YEAtt.
TIIU
PRAIRIE FARMER.
FOR 1880.
TEEtEADM AMERICAN AGRICULTOfiAL
& BODSEHOLD WEEILY.
Jtwr Town and Ceontrj. ,
For Old aid Yoaij.
(Eftallte?d 1841.)
ra Jmir.e Farmer ts the leading AsTi-lenlta-t
and Household wffklj of America, pnd ac
Vaowlett;rsl authority tbrougiicut the United
hUiti aud Caaadas upon topics of
Aaxci;urpa. lionTicuLTrKB, stock -jbais-
Being published wMkly, the Bsorer-fesres'-(3cU
In practical Agriculture Bud Agricultural
feci, nee are grasped fcy an efficient editorial
a-orpa aid pioinptfy placed tefere its readers ia
uuiat attractive asd readable Turin.
IT UVK-1TOCC DSriEIM K5T
A rraater uctuit of reliable Lire-Stock iotelli
bm is given in Its elmxu tiuriug- the year
than La nay othr publication.
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la MBeedea to If thoroughly reliable and most
jratical. All queries by subscribers are prom pt
t$ cbeerf ally and fully aaswered by one of the
iunat aecsaiolilied Yeteriuarians ia the United
htates, usder whoso direction this departneal
Ia conducted
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Weekly article i la each of these department,
prepared expressly fur this pa;er, froui a pro
ailaent feature.
JT0 aARIIT RBTOKTS,
leelsdlaf Live Stack. Grain and General Mar
kets, are carefully prepared by a special repar
or p ( the aear e( aia to press.
tki aim ob raarutiiuHzu
wnU is thefatur. aa It the past, t make
rery dtpartrceut full auil coutpfele so far aa
practical talent eaa aeeotapl:a the titl that
trf nXia the Prairie Fw.niT the best Aricul
nral an tissue Journal to Arnrrloa.
Tarsus, ti ser yen in advance. Specimen co
py fre te any address. Liberal Cash Coruuiis
wea ai'owed to agente, who are wanted every
Wtif to oraaize Clubs, and to whom cVii!
Srjc outfit will be faralslied free upon applica-
tNt4 TiSAlKia; lAlinllinuU.,
LwiaaA v .
Chicago, ill.
Harper's Young People.
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ef the objectioa&ble fe.itsree vf sennatioaal Ju
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tais the ycatfcful reader.
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fee tlrae is meatloned. it will be understood that
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SS etor lac tvo PcrvMiVale.
Vessittanees hould be rnaile by Pert-OfTlce
5sy Orderttr Draft, to avoid ebanee of loss.
Vetpner are not to copy fAie advertisement
tffmt (he erprtss order of llAUVB.it & Bboih-
a11mm BAKPSH it BKOTHERS. 'ew York.
All Serts.
The ten largest taxpayers in Provi
ience, 11. I are ladies.
The less we parade our misfortunes,
tlie mare sympathy we command.
&riZU Dewy.
Contentment is not happiness. An
oyster may be contented. Happiness
ii com pouaded of richer clemcuta.
""WTioro findeth a wife findeth a
gooX thingf," eayg Solomon. If nil ac
counts may bo believed, he practiced
what be preached. Amcnem ranch.
Wben faieo uusningr was .aiinistcofgeoa natureuiy. -it was one or vour
to China, he had his visiting
China, he had hia Yieiting cards J
piincd in tb Chineae style, on
lonsr
stnpa of red paper, with, his name,
'Au-bhung.'
YTben Theirs was forced to leave
Versailles, and bis Paris hotel was
turned, people asked, "Where will he
live uowf" MIu history," said Cham
the caricaturist.
France, Germany, Italy,Austrii,nnd
Bwitaerlaad have agreed that their
emliAapiea and consulates send home
Indigent persons of their respective
nationalities at half the ordinary rail
Way fere.
The town Is flooded with spurious sil
ver ooias. We asked a witty Irishman if
he had any idea where they came from.
Yea, sir, they come from some fellow's
Wc-iuint, aud tha buyer pa&ae t!u?ui to
the seller again." y
FIrt Boy ,rvtrhers yer bin,BiHy?'
tvxrond Iioy "Bits lishin'.' First Boy
- Ketch any thin'?" with an anxious
expression on his lace. Far-eeeing
Second Boy "No.. But I expect ter
when I git in iho Louse." AW York
Therm are said to bo fully 200,000
beggars tramping' about the German
Empire, and taey are estimated to get
alii aot less tliaii $18,000,000 annual
ly in Bioii)', without considering the
value cf uod and clothing given
tiim.
An Irish gnrl who was in . the hnbit
A soapino; tlie dirty clothes before
puttie tliera to aoak,oa being told by
tr uii?Ue3 to get a dried colfisli and
put it to soak for dinnor, eke did so,
tfUer rabbLcjf it pretty sinartly witli
soap.
At a legal Inwatlaration of a llqnor
sp'aure oaae, tle juajre asked an un
wlf Hag witness : "What was in the
Wrral that yon bad?" "Well, your
kosjor,' replied tha witnaaa, "it was,
parked whisky ou one eiwl of the
svrrei aud Pat DulTy' on Ue oilier and
sb that I aaa't say whether it was
whisky or Pat Dully was in tho bar
Mi, being aa I am oh nay oath."
There is a miniature villain in town.
SH ia a ral-hwded small boy. The
other day he bad just the wind he
wanted, and, oilling the near-sighted
boy over the way, he templed him in
to the yard, edged behind him, dex
terously removed and Bccretad his
Kead gar, and tbi had the fun of
eteiiitf him ohtae a black hen all
round thinking she waa his cap.
A 8ootchman ought to know what
whisky is ood for; and here Is what
l)r. Guthrie once said, "Whisky is
ood in its own place. There is noth
ing llae whisky in this world for pre
ferring a xuan when he is dead. But
it is one of tlie worst things iu the
world lor preserving a man when he
is living. If you want to keep a dead
man pat him into whisky; if you
want to kill a living1 man put whisky
into hinu"
The slowness of the Paris street-ear
weuld uahe a Xew'Yorker mad with
impatience. It stops at the barriers to
be searched for contraband goods. It
takes three men five minutes to change
ltraos. while the driver bosses tlie job
from hie elevated peicli. Four and
are cars will stand in a row, all full
ntjd and In, and one hour must
elapse before the last one starts. No
(irowd, press, or hurry seems ever to
indnoe the com pa ay to put on extra
"VVhiclofj or shorten tha regular iater
TSiji of starting
Aroca Nttes.
Avoca Katcliurai has been verybaay
for sometime past and 1ms not played
the Katchum very well. Things have
gone on in the good old way since ray
last.
Com is nearly all fathered. There
wen many cold fingers however. Corn
Is yielding very well.
There is (rorae talk of starting the
Avoca Literary Society, bnt we think
that seme of those who neade the ilis
tnrbance cf last winter way make the
start this time. VTe will all try U
help.
I). O. Sheopman has reated his farm
for cash rnt f ne hundred ant sev-enty-Hve
dollars for ninety acrea.
Rev. Mr. Thompson of Syractis has
left as, and we bow bjive aepreachinf.
The Methodist Minister has failed at
the tichoel hsuse, north ef here, ilia
appointments are not entirely reliable.
at least so I have fowad.
Our Sunday Sboel hae decided te
save a Christmas tree. It is still in a
flourishing eondition. Last Suaday
was very ce'd.but tbere were twenty
six eut, we will not give up while we
have such back i a? as that
Oar Friend Uadlock shows himself
no more aboat aere. It ay accoaat
far the p or prospect ef aur Seciety.
D. E. Tremble is teaching scaaol ia
Otoe County seven railes from Avoca.
Avoca Katchtjm.
San 5 ay la tire London I'arks.
It is proposed to allnw tlie sale cf tea,
coiSVn. and ouisT drinks of a nrn-iuioxi-
CKtina' ntnre ia the London prks
Snuciaje. An tnriRh juuruaiiit thinks
tlial Lo:t!o3 is as eil pr:'iie.l with
iiatks !W auy other city of Eur -pe. The
Jeat'a P?k is Jar iU. eior to tlie
Champ Eljtces, ara thr Champ E!y
(: tiienifcelrw to the Grun i I'm It at
Briiisel. He api;rehvni ;arf4.r u
Ui Cutitiner.lal Sunday it we ii.ow jced
watr at a t alf-penny t:e ir'- w' ca
st s menv the cup. lo ha nld in the lle-
5;ut's Park. It 1 ia the Ii-irrnf I'ark
n Sunday afternoon tht the iiue bour
joi and outritr life of London really
vhowii ltKelt." The First Counniasiouer
ot Public Works has lfa appeik-d to hy
a deputation whoaak-ad ala that tlis fcaJ
ot tobacco iQiht be permitted. riti re
gard to that "all be ui!d iuiy whs that as
most popla took their p;ixjs into uie
purks he could not see why they should
not have the wherewithal to cuaige
tbeia."
A Seriows Mistake.
Galveston (Texas) News.
They were sitting on tlie soop to
gether. It waa about 8:47 p. m. Tlie
moosl was floating wrenelv acroes the
heavens, which rooked like an im-
neire stretch of pale satin dappled
with diamonds. Tiwre want breeze
enough to make tite violets nod. Tlie
daw fell with ita cutonmry sofiuoaa,
aud was pillowed upon tha petal of
i Iia rlraiirmnr litir A t'lmr tiuw aA
oontomplatcd all the beauty of tlie
foregoing tin-type, he broke the si
lence :
"It rained this morning, didn't it
pet?"
"It did," she replied sweetly.
"We have had a great deal of rain
lately, haven't we, dearest?" lie went
on a.s lie gave a hitch at hia suspen
ders.
"We have."
"Do you like rain, my little peach?"
"JNOI"
"Neither do If"
Then there was another long pause,
and more contemplation of tlie afore
said tin-type, when the youth again
went on rery leeoiy :
"Does my little gold-Laired gum-
arop thin it will nun to-saorrowr"
"I think not."
"I wonder if it will rain next Thurs
day?"
"Don't know ; but I think it will
rain to-morrow.
"Why do yon think so?
"Whybecause theskios are clondy."
They are quite bright," he went on
with a wnik.
"I lx?g your pardon," she responded,
ears that I took
for a dark cloud."
And then the yonng man who
couldn't get up a conversation abrupt
ly lett.
Of Ten Yeara Duration. The Dis
charges Thick, Bloody, and of
Foul Odor. Senses of Smell and
Tatte Wholly Gone. Entirety
Cured by
SAEIFQHD'S RADICAL CURE.
a?eews. Weeks Potter: oirtlenwia Tfee! eon
OeUed to Ktnok4u to you u great beneSt
aAro3D's IU.Iioi. (:r r.ra ttrn to nr. For
ten ya I bare brn sCllcrf ti wUh this lotliOQe
Imim, sad eepeelslly In tbe winter time fcae It
been moct severe. Tse dwcnmrjre bss been thick
and bloody, emitting a f-ut odor fca bed tbat my
reence la room w'Ot ottirrs vu vry otfeoslv9
to Uaem.One week after eonmeaclnir the sc ot
tUTOKD'i Kadioa Ci'sc I wvs not iroabled wltft
it at all. Hri.Mc of taclc and ml. wllrb trere
wollu sron. nsva now rally retsrncd. end my sjea.
esal bealtb istuBeUlRirroTtd Toot.
Aelsocbtc H. fokt.
Mm t-li&ul Writ.
Qaaira Japids, Hick.. Kov. t, lsio.
LATER.
Oentlemen : The pckire of Saitpoto's Ctraa
arrived hf reto-nlvht !1 rirfit. Idontknow wbstl
sbonld bsve done If it bad net been for till rrn)clv.
1 hT tried VmmI JXuchts and tveryUiln else, sad
elUiongh I have ben able to Up the offrnvlve riis
rge, I here not been ahWoraorermyaeiMeaof
taste and smell until I tried Saxporo's Ccm. Ton
an rarer any one yon ehonn to ra, and I wiU
elienrrallr Inxorm tarm la coil as to the bene at
Ham reuedy kas beea so me. Tonrs.
MKi.BorntE n. iosjx
tSaAaro BAros, Uion iov. is, 137
SfiflFQSD'S RADICAL CURE
Eot only promiitly errerte the eorrod !e y dtschsrjjwe
Catarrh, batlbvsympathetlc action.it rmtnrM to
sonad health all 'tlie orc-ans of the nrad that haro
beeowe anet,tbyit,aadxaiwUef the folio
Ins affecUoaa :
XWeetlTs Cyeetglit. Tafinraed and 3Catfr-p
Eyas, PatlDful ! Watery Ejr, Lmi ot
Kearlne:. Esvactie, KeursOiria of tbe Ear,
glsebarwee fPotn tbe Car, Ktrtfriae; Nelses
la tke liead. Jtx-aness. Kervooa Heatl-
ax&e, ZNatcs la tlie Tempiee, Xoas of the
lueaae)si T xaate and Pitkcli, Elongation ot
the I i villa, InftammsUloa of tlie Tonsils,
Patrid apTiiroat, Tinkliair or Haeklae
Cas;a, Broorjjitis. a-wl lUoeUiaa; of tbe
Xeh Tare eooitjae Tr. Faaferd's Improved
fchulUvr SDlxt, wbh id'.l a.ul ctrvmV.r prepared dl
rnotloTi Utr aae l-aJI ca'ra. rrier.tl. Tor sale by
all vltofcaala sad retail arvs-lota ssd balers
POTT&, G-oerel As-uuasud V.'boleaale Dmg
Sf4&, jH'aj, Ma.e. .
Voltaic Pusters
AJT EVctre-OatYtiale Bttry, ombtae4 W?U
a highly Medicated l'iwU'r. (ormlof the
fraud ert curative afent laUte world of mealelae.
and atterjr rarpasaiDr all oUinr Plaaters heretofore
la aae. Taey acconiliah more la one week tbaa
tee old Plarters in a whole year. TUcy do Uul raV
turn, tiejr cvu. Thay
Re".?evo Afectlor.s of trio Chest,
rtellcva ACccttoBB of the Lnna,
li-Ucv Aflectlo&aof the Heart.
f:Ueve AtecUoiia of the Liver.
Xtelleve Aflfctioasof tbo Spleen.
liUeve Affrc.loi! o:'tiie Kidneys.
KMimre Alfcetlona of the Folne.
relieve AtT-cUr-a oriuo JTervee
pftHrva ilfttlom of t .19 Moaeles.
IS ii era A frotio:ia of tin J tnte.
Keaev ACr'.rtir.aa of t'.ic B aea.
ssv AfteoUuus of tae Siaeva
y: -.- wt aiAy be the ertnt ef yoar waifcr.
Joy.ui rnielUn'r:iK. Unlrcf U ituuon
eve, a fact otK-i-'d by huadrede of teetlmonlala la
oar iwoi'MlcJ. h&t fa sum! tl;at tbn moat lmpor.
taut auwevertue iu pbanBAey date backleeathan tea
m n4 ihi eoiabliiationacf rata ud mmucm
Ue T,!ana and shmbe sri lirreln nnit,t wtth Sleo-
tijjyt r ' ti" w to uut iun-wvi.
IMco. as Vyitb
TKP 7yol KtlosVwori lmtftUa Soldby
i-nt1 State A-4 anartq. -.ri hy w l-A-6j WX
TmK Pro;a-;cUr, to on, Maaa.
Tlie Mexican Volcano of Orizaba,
17,800 feet above the sea level,has been
anded by M. Athalz-a, a resident in
P'lebla. Thirteen ix?rif')ns arci.-niiitui-icd
him. one of whom died at the ty
from rarefaction of llic aiT,nad another
a few d ty8fterwripd from erysipelas
caused by tho reflection of the sun on
the auow, 7,000 ateps had to be eut
in the snow to giu the summit, aud
the expedition occupied four daye,one
f which was a blank owing to ram
and snow. Barou Muller, in 1859,firet
mad the aaoeut, and be baa had very
few sucoaasors.
CryfrPltc!irior. TbylZlcB
jt Bteaate it ia e-rret; 2rloira Iii.o
Cstorf otoaui it Rives haaltl. to
t child t svsid Phyaioians, eeaie
It aozi. tains so worpMut r miaeral.
la xatcrs's roraedy for asaisiilatiasr
tko food. It oarei Wiad Colio, tlie
raisins of Sour Curd aaJ Xiiarrliopa.,
allays FeTeriahsesa Riid Kills
Worms. Thus tie Child laa bealtlk
said tlie Mother o'btaius rest. Fleas"
ant. Cheap, and Reliable.
las.'U
rsr m KM WVWF
7m 8.B3JP(
The mett efestive Is-n-raUrln2 naU
for
MAX and BEAST
tha world has ever tnowa.
Over l.GOO.eOO Bottles seld last jeart
The rMtoni for this apree4er.td po?
larity, are evident; the Centaur Xioi
msatt are snadt to deserve oonCdsaoe 4
thet are e.!orhod into the airunture; tbey
always cure aud aeror Aaappobat.
No pitkon nreJ louior iuifcr with
PAI!T the BACK,
Ttheuaatisai or Stiff Jeims, for the
GEJTAOB
Iainimests will enrnly exf ercdaate
the pain. There ia no Strata, Sprain,
Cut, Seald, Bern, Bruise, Stimg, Gall
or Lsmeneci to whieh Manldsd or
Dnm'j Urates ere auliject, that does
not re-?asd to tills Sootung balm.
Xho Ceutanr
LINIMENTS-
not only relievo pais, but they Incite
healthy action, so.ac.ue uuamaiauoa,
mnil iMirx. whether the symptoms proceed
from i7oaads of the Cash, or Ncoralfria cf
the Tierves ; from contracted floras or a
sealtied hand t from a sprained onklo
or a gashed foot f 4iether from disUtiDK
PISSPL33 ca a LADY'S PACE
or a strained jrlat oa a Ilorso'a Leg.
The ftnny pnxiused by a Burn or Fcald;
naortiSeation from Prost-bitee: SurU
inga from Strains: tho tortures of Rhen
xiatlsm Crippled for life, by some
neclaUed aeculect; a valnaLlo horse or
a Doctor's EIU tsay all be saved &oia
One Bottle ef Centaur Liniment.
JTo Housekeeper, Farmer, Planter, Teamster,
or Liveryman, can aerd to le without
these wostdorfsl T-inlsionts. They can
be procured in stay part of the rj!oe for
50 eta. and $1.00 a bottle. Trial bottles
S3 ets.
FOB SALE,
3.000,000 ACRES OF TETAS LA XV
BY THE
WESTERN LAUD COMPANY.
Sevtian Laiul Warrants for 3185 00,
and
PATENTED LANDS FOR 8 ALE
AT 6320 PKR SECTION.
NON-TAX A Ul.t: USDS FOR SALE AT
HI? t rEK SECTION.
The Scrip controlled by this c i tit
panv is sach that wti isswiM d tlf
State of Tex;ts to the va ioua railro:ui;.
of Texa.s, to ainl in thtir constructini-.
Each ene ef these Scrip is a laud war
rant for 640 acrta of laud, can be loca
ted on any of th nceupitd domain
of the State, of which therw rensaina
67,000,000 acres.
Think of it! A section of ;Laud fer
$125.
We deal onlv in the best land-i. ad
parties ord'-ring land from as cau rn:
on getting just what they rdrr and
THE JiEXJ' J H&jtiE IS
to be had, and just as grod as if tli
were on ihe ground tae'.sjerivva.
We control a ch;ce lot of Pate.vi-
ed Lands ib north west itxas :n
what is known as t Pan Uandle re
gion, that wo sell at $320 pr section.
Iraraigra ion to Xerth- est 1 exas is
vry large, mostly from tha Xortho.n
,tatM.
It is a well-watered region, the lands
are rich and will grew grain and fruits
ef all kind3. There are four railroads
projected through this rein, whic
will soon be bailt. Thoso htnda will
b worth froni rive to
TEN DOLLARS AN ACRS
in a few years.
The Countrv of Noi th-YV est Texas
would remind one very ksucIi of Illi
nois or Iewa.
There are manv Colonies, Farmers,
Trading Stores, Stock Buyers, ranche..
&c, ail over tlies north-western coun
ties.
Texas has iacreased in wa'th and
population with greater rapidity dur
ing the last tea years than any otlie
State iu the Union. Population in
1870 800.030. whllo ia 187y, it is be
lieved to bo
FULLY 2,000,000.
nd the tide of Iwmisratioa Into the
Slate tliie year is immense.
Now. if you want to make money.
if vou want a hotne, if yoa ws.at
ands for investment, bay these
!anJs. A Map of Texas can be seen bj
calling at th" office ia Plattsmouth.
For particulars call on, or Address
with postace stamp enclosed.
11. B. WIMJUAll, Agent.
B. E. Bower, Plattsmouth. ib
Land Commissioner. 30m3.
ST It El GUT & MILIEU,
Harness Jfanufecturirs,
liKiwi.ta,
COLLARS.
and alt kiuds of barneas stock, constantly op
band.
FRUIT, CON FRCTIONE TV
GROCERY STORE,
KUTS,
CANDIES,
TEAS
BUG Alt 8,
TOBACCO ES,
FI.OUB,
AC
Remember the place opposite E. 6. Dovey's
vu iwer xatn Btreet.
feMy 8T&JJI Q BT 5 Ztl LLJ?22-
CENTAUR
ata A a
JJJ1JM,M.fci, , i i. a -i - -r- lrmii if i n - - -r-, -r- - ti firr-'ii- mn iiiitih iml t rrrr- i Tin- it i Tr r t r-ir- 1 rm m i swrriOTjri Ji I if n ma i mimn I imrrirai niiwmiDi i ino ttm iivTt-rnijfTisai.' 'ruifrj
MmZ ;l Bi Xy-r- . .:,T MiiiL bUhKiSLbiiAOHiai, mmSl niWW
M0z$& i - -?.. r'K .v.?i i v mtt&zm mwm i'U, 1
r.. - mm AonN. .vi Wlaia KVA-
J -"-pm , t ii BAMlliK P&i&
& - il jm&i$s ' &k -oE?Aihi- fei.r.ji mStfitmi&S tiv
X"r P? - mmmmm m M t m hiA-m
riAISO-lORTE
Are aot w.ly first-elanf Ii)trunient). but this
ttaMislinif-nt may be lusily rotcxi'ded
as ii of the leaJin Piano-Forte
Jkiaiiulactories ol tbe
Worid.
THE FAVORITES
IN THE CONCERT HALL.
Purine the Season of JS7rr-lST6 the Henry F.
Miller Pianos were used in Bostou auil viciuitj
iu ruore tii:in ISSS fonetrts.
BeaiMe of lt77-187x. 17 Vr.cert.
Season of 1K78-17 Mouth of October. 3"
Coacerts; ilontli of Xoveinber, 45 Cniict its-
XonehulArtt e?i8 2fiu ewM ffnin nueh un
qncxtitmetl fxtiuilarHi'.
THESE PIAA'OS HA. V' RECEIVED
The Highest Praise
From the
Most Eminent Musicians.
Of bite I have had many opportunities of
tisinyour Pianos and can say with pleasure,
they have no superior iu America, anil my long
experience abroad justifies me in placine them
ahead of any foreign instrument of their kind.
Chas. K. Adams.
Madame Roze and the otlier artists f niv
conipauyare delighted with the"Mi!ler" Piano,
for Its rich purity f tone, and the' woadeifuJ
icaaaer In which iteusiains the voice.
II. Maplksow.
In behalf of the Ramabee Concert Company,
anil particularly mvnelf as the pinnist of safrt
company, I wNIi to express many thanks for
tlie oeatitifiil Grand Piano of your manufac
ture, witli which you have furnished us mo far
this Mpanun. With your Cue instriinietits con
ert Rlvtiij: bwomtM a iiOMitive pleasure and tle
Heiat, "o aay we all ef us "
HSWARtlM
I consider ne other "make" with which I sin
ae'jnniuted. ean excvl it in any of the qualities
that constitute a perfect instrument. As an
accompaniment for the voice;, I know of aone i
would prefer to yours.
Mrs. P. IL H. Caktkr.
I tuke great pleasure in reconinicsiiii.iir tlif
Henry F. Miller Piano on all occasions w Here s
first-clxsa piano is desired.
Mrs. H. M. Smith.
I have known the Pianon manufactured b
Mr. Henry F. Miller for many years and I do
not hesitate to say that they take hil; rank
unions; the flrst-chioS ittntruiuents of ary if the
befit makers. C'aui. Zi:hus
I consider the Miller Pinna superior to Ii
others in that mellow and .iriHK qu;-.liiy no ac
ceptable for voice acciupaniiucrts.
Mr, r.. Ai.1jM Osgood.
We were delighted with the Piano of yn:r
manufacture which we used durini; our recert
tour iu tlie United K!;iws. Uieir cV:in'iiji si-i-io
qualities rend ting theui esjoci;i;iy dtsii'..
b!e Jor acKoiupaiiylni! tlie humn vou e.
The okioixal. Swedish
LADl l'i' (jUAintTTK.
World's InlfirnaM EiiriMti3ii-lS76.
This establishment wjis the only one out of
more thau forty Piano-forte exiiiiatom, wulci:
wae ilej-reed two awakdk ferit.ssi!:j;!e exhibit
of Pianos at the Centennial fa'xhibiiicu.
This tea the only EMabl1inieut thai. Hicri'jtH a
Special Aicartifor a yew Inrt:,:('.-in
The Ialcnl i'o'd.il
Piawo-Ferte.
IHe Mi I Miller
Itave received the eiidorseniest 'f ti:
Stale of Massachusetts
and t&e
CITY or EOSTON.
They are LEAVERS atunnj the FOREMUS'J
riAXOS of THK WORLD.
HENRY F. MILLEF
Boston, Mass,, U. S. A.
JAMA'S PETTE Ag't.
Pl t tim ouvli . 'Neb.
J
AMES FETTE:
DEaLIsS I7t
ilusieai Instruments,
Sole Appointing Agent for
TS t:jrlvatlert ZKtn A Rai27a
CABINET ORGANS.
Also Ptt A sent f rr the Henry r. Mlilcr r.d
t. v . auiwon 1,0. riKnos.
Prof. S. M. Itrown. Tutor anil Renalrer. : ,; a''
Travellns A't
SAMPLE INSTRUMENTS
at ofica. Sixth, one doer sout!) of Mai Si.
PLATTSMOUTH, NER.
Nude Scholar
Will do well to examine our
New Mason k Hamlin
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in FracticrJ
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Bifre than S3 7e-rs),j
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New, Clean, First Clan Heat Skof,
oriMaln Street Corner of S li. PI:ft-rrr.4,tji :
Kvervbodv on hand for fresh, tender mest.
tI.o
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REDUCED PACKAGE RATES
Between 3.000 Offletea of thla Oo. In Naw
Cnaland, Mlddloand Weetern States also
to o;fioea of nearly all Connecting Lines.
-MONEY
CURRENCY AND COLD. I
Package not exooedlaa; S SO, I 5o.
" - S Or 20c.
5 50, 25c.
targe sums 4a fno tmalUr proportion.
MERCHANDISE.
tanmt a4 BljkMt Caarsia, anr.n t. aia.
Fackaees aot eioeciiay
1 CBe. I 4l8.23t60o.
2;
1 to 75c.
to SI.
" 25to45c. I 7
kl
PRINTED MATTER.
BOOKS and O'her matter, tthnlly in print, or
dered froas, or sent by.deaiers, Ac, PHa-PAll
2 IbaHj Be. I 3lba. 2Qc. I 4-ibo- 2Qo.
0SDESS F0S FTJZCHASIXa flOODS
Left with any Afient of this Co. wtll be promaUy
executed, tcitfurut tajm, other thau the ocainaxy
eliarge for carrying the goods.
Send your Money and Purcels by Erpreee;
Cheapest and quiokeat, with uoalUvo aoeurKy.
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A few of the a: i:ck ou can bnv to the bc-it udvut tr'v
at tlie live progressive
DRY -GQOuS and CLOTHING HObSE
our
SOLOMON
T
For SI 00 ym cati huj 22 yariin airrui.w '-lini.
. " 7-e pittn-J Ko:ti r.W nt"! y.r.
10 " cotton batting.
" prr yard dftnstic xtn!.'iti).
8,1, " " trheviitt ahirtititc. vert vi.
" 7 brown mitl lileMcke tii'i'iin, :'
m 7 " Canton ihimiel, supers.
Bl " tickinsr, no bet:er.
1 00 a gnixl coiufor'ithle.
" 1 25 r pair up, snlemliil L-.'in t .
" tf. 1 ard 20t j.er vM. a'.j:':.- ;-
221.c up, l!f k nr.d i-i-.tiTi tJ .;'
" 45c j'r yanl h'wk an i .-.'-.-.j - . ,
-8U It 10 ?i.ni 12Vo to i.V fer url ;:. m I;.,- .
" S0c ier yard tip, aii v...! flithnt Is, ! ev i fc-i'iVth.J.
50o " waterproof, nti ext.-fllt ii ; quiit; .
" 20c cassinieres, 'well worth dui.We.)
- 75 up. Latliea cloakn. Ihe tin est assort tve;i I in tke vity.
" ! 7 hj. Mioses and chi-dren's plonks " " " "
" 20c ier yard up, hnnl usmie zephyr fasi ititvn.
" 75- iy, a ;;reat aricty of shrm is.
" 25c up, pe feet fitting corsets.
50c up, tv.u litittcn kid glore,, fin.
A foil line of Ladies' iind Children's ur.derwear. (v-iy c r-!t.
T ;e finest assort tnent tf Lnrfie's. Chiidrvn'san? lrf.t::t h.in-he.
packs and shawic, zepliyr, ever knun ii in Plat.ymuth.
ILLIH
For 75c, up. Ladies' triniraed I'at.s, fo.
65c, up. Children's hais.
Jewelry and notions at prices :hat
e : . O O O
Of 3fens'. Youths' and rliiidreas chdliins?. reri5 .: -jf c.'t. ire :
iair to close this branch of our business. look out for b:?rj;:iii3.
Fr 83 00 and up. Mens vercai, Jsard to bt. .
" 4-00 ami up, Mens' suits.
" ". 1 50 and up, Hoys' suits.
FURNISHING GOOLS IN PROPORTION.
For 61 75, up. Mens hoots. MenNlios 1 25 up.
1 00. up. Boys' boots. Bvs' shoes. S ir; up.
" 1 00, up. Ladies a hoes. Childretis shoes, 25? up.
The largest and most elegar.t stock of mens and boys' felt and stiff crawn
hats in the west.
Take advantage of the great inducements we ofr in zephyrs, all raior,
12 cents per eusee. Full Jirie of Gerinantown and hish colored yaia ve-y
low. Fine ass't in Java Honey Comb aud plaid ci ivij at ieduce,l figures.
FINE DRESSING GLOVES. GLOVES FOR FARMERS,
GLOVES FOR RAILROAD MEN. u " BRIDGE 2! EN,
GLOVES FOR LIVERY MJSN.
In fact we, show the greatest variety of gloves, for spe use, to be
found, and we call special attention to them.
The above list covers onIy a saiall portion of She 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 husiaess to coaspete with tha
aboYe figures.
OLQB
ION
Ntutli; & Prvmp p.
jlZorsc, Si!ile& OxSlioeing,
; u short, we'll shoe anything that liar
lour feet, from a Zebra to a Giraffe,
f'ouie and see ua.
' n fi'th 5
USt Kt-rii5
between Main a-vt Vine fttrnets.
e corner frwm tbe nkw 1IEKA1.
OFK1CS
HOfiEftT DONNELLY'S
5
i hit . 1Y I 1 il
SHOP.
Wagon, Jitig:;, Machine- and Flow re
pat ring, and general jolting
1 am now prepared to do all kinds of repairing
of farm mid other niHchinery, as there
is a good lathe in my shop.
PETER RAUZN,
The old Reliable Wagon Maker
has taken cfcaree of the wagon shop.
He is wt-n knnwn as a
NO. 1 WOlt KM A.
ew Wasoao ad Kttara! easde to
rtier.
SATISFACTION fiUARANTEKD.
hrn en SIvthskreet aonoit eeiglna Stable
n
JOHNSON,
DEALKJi IN
Druqs-
ifiedicines,
a4ii Paper Trimmed ree of
CUarge.
ALSO DEALER IN
,.V '-iiA aiiit i3M
Stali o n ery , Ma gazin b.
AND
L ?i t es t V whl iv a t o it .
PriMiMipltirv Curefally t'p5iat
HEMIMBKR THE PLaCX.
6ih ? DOORS SOUTH OF MAIN
Pl.A'fl HMOt'TH. NErt
EDG E it T 0 N .
V I ne s, L i q o u r s
AXl)
CIG-ABS.
Main Rlroet, opposite the f'onrt Koue.
This place la Just o:fne9. neic, good :ood(
all kinds. We went lo kce:a g-'iod haue ii.cC
j!ea our cuetonirra.
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& NATHAN.
! WALJ 'PAPER.
a. j B iw.ei.; i i -fa -AiyS
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THE ONLY HEDALS EVER AWARDED FOR POROUS PLASTERS TOE CJYEJ;
totheroaauruturerso'BKN'aON'SCAPCIXK FOP.OUS PLASTEUS st tho CMiIcnuial a-'
Parin Kxpnsitien.
OVER 5.0G0 PHYSICIANS & DRUGGISTS HAVE VOLUNTARILY TESTIFIED
that they are a gretit itnprowment on the common. U)W-actlng 2'oroa Plasters by rawnn f f ,;.., -prompt
actum and the absnlutc t trtalnty of their qultkly relieving inin, and effecting a po4ft r
viticK. as or. 404
H. A. WATERMAN & SON.
Wholesale and Ketail Dealers in
PINE LUMBER,
LATH.
SHINGLES.
SASH,
D00US,
BLINDS,
ETC.,
ETC..
ETC.
Me street. Orticr of Fifth.
PLATT.SliOUTTI, - - - - NEB.
Still 33ttr Aitss for Lumber
Sehluntz & Dewey,
Cedar Creek, Oass county, Nq-...
BEALEKS IX
Hardware,
Mai5 Ciips5 Ht
Highest market price
kinds of Grain, in Cash, or will ta!;e
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 iggesl 'Line of Ecotsl & Shcoa
In Ca?s
THZ3CS T
seta BY
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FOR PAKT1CBLAR r,Bt
VVhiteSevihg Machine Co.
SifsJViiSf aSiI
617 St. Cberles Street, St. Lonls, Mo.
A regular gr.duta of two Bladii-al Collrjcr., haalMrn lonfcr
np.gcd in the .nrcial trfttrnml fif all Venereal. Sezu&l
ejad tbromc l:se8fcie tiun any ather Physician in 8c
Xoois. aa city paper, .how, aid aliold raaiilenta know.
Bypbilia, Gonorrhoea, Gleet. Stricture. Ca-cnJtia.
Bemia, or Rupture, nil Urinary Dieeaaee and
Syphilitic or Merci'iiM ArTcctiona of the Throat
. Bkin or Bone, are treetad with unparal!elc4 raecaaa, OB
lataat arientifir principle. Saf.lT. Privately.
opermatoria?, ti-xvial IXitality and Im po
tency, at the remit ef Sclf-AbuM Id youth, acsual
eecae in niararer yea-f, or other cautea, aud wbkh prcxlucs
aonwof the ullowin efferti: Benroumeai, wmiual emu.
aions, rfrbilft.y. dimne. ot ih:,deJatiro memory, pimple
en the face, phT'ical decay, araloo to aaciy of t m.lea,
eontuiioa of fdwit, Iom lit Sexual f"wrr. etc., rendering
tnarrlaea lmjrioiKr or unhsrvy, ar permauently
eured. Con.ultaikH at office, or by an.ll free, and invitee.
when it l. inc.n.euieiit lo vi.it the city lor treatment.
mHlicirv can be ment bw mail or frnrrti ererv vlirr. i nr.
able cat, g uarantrctl. la bera doubt cxiatfyt if frmnLly atatcd
CUIDE.
idlni. Seal ed for bOc
l.lff&.nt ciolh Rnd rttt Hrdintr. Sraled for BOa
in potta or crtirrrocy. tmr
r fifty wor.derfttl penpicturaa,
o lovine atilijeru i Who may
PRESCRIPTION FREE
For the ipaedy ciraof aeminal Weakne., Laa Mar hood,
I rem. lure Uebility, Kcrvaoiitieav. lnrmAft?y. Confii.ioa
of Ida... Aver, ion to society, Drfertiv. M'morv, aud ail
Xhaordcrv broug hton by Secret Habit and xceM. Any
drugri.t ha. the inrre,lierit. Andrea.,
fjR. JACOUIe, 70S Caaalnut 8C, 6t, Louir, U
CAST'S RIDIF.G SAW MACHIHE
&4 ? s The BUST THING OUT.
1' Will SAW any else logs In. any
pOelUon. .oouiinni in
nan Waiirht Of the ODCT-
tor dooa all th. work.
Bend for Circular, and
ATioea.
ACENT8 WANTED.
Add
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If -t4cr : I I U;n Htl-icr : I hn'.tr t.p I'cmiI ! umh .nvei.
11 ilu-ci. an. r.per; I pl.iu Hook thil lw..r Foem,
asd Crn"e Secret lir tlr.uiac nam, (Wf awncy MMinx e.
tfi .---i a
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Biarry, who not, why. si.nhood. Womanhood, Phy.val -. CUT tM.ii.
decay. Who ahoulil marry ; liow life and h.pplnea. may IttSaneatlrrlylYKlVITVIri?
b. ioareavnd. Tlie Phy.iolotrv of He-production, and many - 1 rrio V.h-i ; hort . iiv ft tlin li-I n
more. 1'liow m.rr.erf or oontcn.i.i.t,,,. m.rriw. .hould .M 1,, , r Lv-.t , q ,-
read It. then karA ander lock and key. Popular edition, f t Of ficrl.t t T SlleratCW, J i. t,
aame a. above, but paper cover, iW) p.r, 25 da. by mail, ' OUlOT bai.lnt,' Tfrv.d' '.
in money or pavta.. Cheanert rood'uide in Aofca. lj'v. ILh.'iS la llwjif ' ft t:- 'if "
r -m a
IVANTPn A " " iiiii
u I j.lopU af Tkiag. W.rth kf mw.( .
T.tbck ...a. ilb (Ood nlcra.aaa, w. fwu.k Ida .w4Jhl rrar,
(ie irrni iStl vlll lnarrawlur a.ar flOV a ataata.
Xiitmm I.TXBAATIUJa. tlB. tOBos H. Sk b.aia, -1.
MONEY TO LOAN
ON IM PROVED FARMS F0J
Fr E TEARS TIME.
TEJf PER CEJST IXTlTUESr.
NO COMMISSIONS.
Enquire of D. II. WHEELER & CO.
Plattsmoath; r 11. E. JJOOKE, Lin
coln, Nebraska. 2Hf
Stoneware,
Q
5 eiac.i)
piid for ail
7$
O T O jE y
County.
J? St M PLC
IHAHTC9 i
: -va, - , .,liu,r ar v- -i xi ' r.Ta :
CHUT!'
- AD EREt S I Vaf-
Cleveland, ohio. j
BEST 13 CinSAPiZST!
EuLa a
' m m aj .V B
L u tiaa u at. Wl W
We tc-iil fire $1000.00 for tiny Alw.x, vr
CtiiCT ariitlteratioti fnunti i
thie 1'Otrjijjjt.
c In.lorve.i t,y tlie rr-v'ra
eff'JJ'p f Health, nn-1 tho hcbt chei-.u
-rs-V la 1110 lW-'t Hl'et.
11. ui niuu ti'i.ii t., r
any Trojtt PoycS-r 1;
the wnrl'l.
it r.cvEH. FAiri .
7:i-hil ns direoferL
It Is t AJ Bt N : D T,v t-rr r
to snstaiia and uaurUii I.
pvstcm.
Ooofl food mates.-ocil tcfilth; r.r,ft hr.
!s improved cr 1-r.palrr-d la t.'i-i;;tUo.i lis
food we eat 1 nutritions r ctnerwWv
Ltwid' UASI.sa l'OVilt;K alnayi -.'
food fatxl.
One can of thii 13 worth two cf tny ti
fcakli? comnoaniL.
It Hakes bread whiter r:l r I eft or.
MorthaD ti&U the co;nnl;tlnt.nrjf l u t-r
I ari;ie from the mimi cf common b'tkiii i '
I dera, which ortea Uiuke tho bcsicf fioiir 'a
out aarn tirean.
Tl:9 most d( ".a.to p'rscra ran rat 4
prfj arfU with 1& wrflout pU v.
f'Kij e.'-ry oi:ir riij:l! tr-.r'faia
iuiterutct and la aiMOltitc-iy 1 :' ;-'.
'I'll - u 1 .. ... 5 - -
fa
1
ef '
a .t.s u v.uuo , t - 'hi r-:iieit ft re -je . r-vi
f Tartar, ami is IF:t fcT.--i r
It rnakes th IiAuS'i', licutcst. wi-I r
utrltlona '
A-4 sna. a e a a H J w
MATcrr.vrvi tjns-.n oyt.T CT
tS'-Tor le hv K. O. DOVEY & PO v t TH
MANV VvKf KBAC'lb F. S. WUiTF"1 V'
-JV5 f f .s.'J &.4--.. , :.d..'-fjf $ ? -;'..;-7
CUCKWHEAT, INDIAN. Af
FLAHKEL CAKE3.
A? pvrlo t.!. 1 y.iU prove the mperl.
t