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THE HERALD
Continued from First page.
Eight Mile Grove J. C. Gilmore, John
F. Tollc, John Becker; Louisville B.
G. Hoover, B. W.Brigga, Conrad Schla
ter; Centre F. F. Rexford, W. B.
Ashman, Chas. Gable; Weeping "Wa
terCalvin Russel, M. Kirkpatrick, C.
E. Fierce; Stove Creek Wm. Buster,
Thos. Hall, James Mullen; Elmwood
Joseph McKinnon, Joshua Arm
strong, M. V. Wood; South Bend W.
T. Sowards, C. S. Wortman, C. II. Fink
ham ; Salt Creek Wm. Laughlin, W.
Coleman, R. A. Chapin; Greenwood
A. B. Barr, J. F. Bouse. L. W. Friend ;
Tipton T. N. Bobbitt, J.S. Strickland.
On motion of Mr. Richardson, Wal
ter Mutz was appointed sup'r dist. 20.
Clerk was ordered to have the Co.
well in front of court house, re-modeled
and fixed up, according to city
plans.
Ordered that the chairman of the
Co. Commissioners have the Co. build
ings, including the jail, insured in the,
Phoenix and Aetna insurance Co.
Ordered that the chairman of the
Co. Commissioners purchase of E. A.
Donelan, the undivided J of lot 2,
block 46, for the sum of 030, the same
being the old site of the Jail building
in the city of Flattsmouth.
The petition of Cyrus Alton et al, to
raise the present County license to re
tailers of spirituous and malt liquors
from $100 to $500; the same was grant
ed from and after this date. Samuel
Richardson and Isaac Wiles voting for,
and James Crawford voting against
the same.
C. G. Ilerold was allowed n poor
fund, clothing for pauper, $0.15,
Allowed on gen. fund.
G. W. Fairfield, work on County map,
&c $ 51 00
C. G. Ilerold, cloth'g fcr pris'rs 16 25
Jas. Crawford, serv. a3 com'r. . 26 50
- S. Richardson, serv. as com'r. . 31. 00
Isaac Wiles, serv. as com'r. ... 24 00
J. A. MeMurphy, sundry print
ing (2 bills) 100 35
T. Tindall was allowed an order of
$5.00 a week on the firm of E. G. Do
vey & Son, until revoked by board.
Ordered that McGuire be al
lowed the sum of $10.00 per week un
til nurse is discharged by Dr. Livings
ton, and continued from said time an
allowance ef $5 per week until other
wise ordered by board.
In the matter of the application of
C. II. Fannele, for adjustment of taxes
for the year 1877, it was
llesolced, That the Treasurer of Cass
County settle the suit'now pending in
the District Court of Cass Co., where
in C. II. Farmele is plaintiff, and the
Treasurer of Cass Co. is defendant, by
allowing Mr. Farmele to pay the sum
of $200,00 in full of his personal tax
for the year 1870. said Farmele to pay
all costs made in said suit in the Dis
trict Court.
Board then adjourned to meet Thurs
day, April 1st. 1880.
Attest: .ia.s. lkawi oi:i, i
Co.
Comrs
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Co. Clerk. Isaac Wilks,
The Domestic Monthly for March
int;iin- si ninislier of illustrations f sprinjr
f nit !!iid arino'it wliu-li do nut show any .treat
lf'.r:itiiii from former . style oMM-pt to leiiet
them. tTli;!s a little mnlv pronounced ill the
w;iv of boiiJlant drapery, fiiori overskirt ami
pollinate. '1 lie short uit is still happily re
tained. Tlie tavorite wraps ecui to le coats of
varioiiK.styles.all of them masculine in style and
ili!i'erjie; from the dress in color and material.
The dolman is still retained however. '1 he ar
ticles of fancy work are excellent, irivinjr de
srriptionsof the new styles of stitches and new
materials used and aNd riving various designs,
f.n alniost every variety of work.
The Literary department contains a most ex
cellent selection of stories, poems, an article oil
Heraldry which just now is attnictinii much sit
trillion. "and editoiial mentions of the leading
toiiics of the day.
It is siltoeth'er a most excellent Domestic
Magazine as it's name implies and we commend
it to our readers. Trice only $1.50 per yesir.
Marriage.
The riiysiolo.ist.
The foundation of every good gov
rnimont is the family. - The Vi mid
most pro. "Tot i- country i- that which
h.-i- tli' riTtii."t number .t' lii.;.y lire-siit-.-.
The holie-t iii-t i i ii i ion among
lui'il i- lnalTi:iU-e. It lias t:Un tb VilCO
;oUUllc- aj'cj to cuino U to the con
ilition of marriage. "Without it there
would be no civilization, no human
Advancement, no life worth living.
Life ii a failure to any woman who
has not secured the love and adoration
of some grand find magnificent man.
Life is a mockery to any man, no mat
ter whether he be mendicant or mon
arch, who has not won the heart of
some worthy woman. Without love
find marriage, all the priceless joys f
this life would be as ashes ou the I 'pa
of the children of men.
"You had better be the emperor of
one loving and tender heart, and she
the empress of yours, than to be the
king of the world. The man who has
really w.on the love of one good wo
man in this world, it matters not
though he die in the ditch a beggar,
his life has been a success."
There is a heathen book which says :
"Man is strength, woman is beauty ;
man is cou rage, woman is love. When
the one man loves the one woman, and
the one woman loves the one man, ihe
very angels leave Heaven and come
nd sit in that house and. sing for joy.
Genius Knows No Limit-
Pctroit Free Press,
uWhende saw-buck was invented,"
said the orator, as he casU u sly glance
nt Elder Toots' bow legs, "some folks
imagined that the limit was reached,
but it was only twenty-nine day be
fore do world wag convulsed will de
news dat de bucksaw had sprung into
life. After de bucksaw came de horse
raddish grater, an upon du heels of
dis came dc glorus news dat genius
had given us de far-soundin'.thikle of
de cow-bell. rChccrs. Some men
wanted to fold deir hands an die.tink
in deeajud had come, Uutgenius plum
ed her back an' lo! we had taller can
dles. Wild whoops. Light shone
in dark places, but it was no time to
slop. Wid one wild swoop of her
raven wings genius left at our doahs a
jug-with a handle an' de wheelbar
row. Cheers and yells. So it has
gone. We didn't stop wid de clothes
pin, but sprang fbr'd to de ha'r piu,de
stove-handle, de jack-knife, de diction
nry, ice-cream, lager beer, an' odder
splinters of genius too many to men
bhun. We fchall nebber stop. What
am new dis y'ar will bo ole de nex.
Genius will not be content wid re
placin' de bcd-coid by springs, or de
stage by dc locomotive, but will go ou
and on and on, until buttermilk can
be drawn from every hitch in'-post, an'
seven-cent sugar scooped in "from de
roots of ebery lamp-post In de lan
guage of one of Home's grandest Sena
tors, 'Fluribus, syllabus unuui cum
dig!'"
The National Convention.
Each State is entitled two delegates
from each congressional district and
four delegate at large, and each ter
ritory and the District of Columbia t
two delegates, making a total of 750
The delegations are a3 follows:
NOETHEBN STATES
California
Coloradii
Connecticut
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas.
Maine
Massachusetts.
Michigan
Minnesota.. .,
Nebraska ,
..12Nevada
...l New Hampshire
. .12 New Jersey
. .42 New York
..:r) oiiio
. .22lOregon
....6
...If
...18
...70
...44
6
...r-s
8
...10
. .10 I'euneyivania.
..H Khode island
..26 V ertnont
22 Wisconsin
...20
10
6
4C2
...16
...20
SOUTHERN STATES.
20 1 Maryland
12! North Carolina.
6 South Carolina.
piTennessea
22! Texas
241 Virginia
16i West Virginia..
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30i
THE TERRITORIES.
21 Wyoming ...
Alabama...
Arkansas ..
Delewure . .
Florida
lieorijia. .. .
Kentucky..
IOUisiana -Mississippi
Missouri
..14
...24
...10
. ..22
...18
276
Arizona.... .
Dakota ... .
Idaho
Montana
...2
2; Utah
2 1 District of Columbia
21
2
2
New Mexico
2! 18
Washington 2j Total...
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Trained Fire-Ensinc Ilorsea.
I,ewiston (Mo.) Journal.
One of the city horses that usually
runs with a steamer is sick, and is not
on fire duty at present. When the de
partment left the house the othercven
mg at the alarm of fire, this horse was
left hitched in the stable alone. The
Bates-street side door was left open,
and the old fire-horse broke his fasten
ings and in a few minutes was follow
ing the firemen. He came up with
one pair of horses and found that his
mate was not one of. them, so he gal
loped down Lisbon street until he
found the span in "which his old mate
was paired. Ho quietly took his posi
tion beside the other horse and re
mained by his side until the team re
entered the stable. It is related of
"Old Tige," a city horse, who former
ly worked in the department, that
while serving the Street Commission
er, on some ronely road in the suburbs,
he would frequently prick up his ears
and suddenly start "for tlac city with
out any apparent reason. When they
neared the city, the driver heard the
fire-alarm whistles and bells, which
had reached the horse's cars when not
a sound came to his. It was so evi
dent that "Old Tige" knew what he
was about that he was allowed a free
rein and to do as he pleased generally.
. Profitable Hens.
Land, and Home.
Those who breed, or expect to breed
large numbers of fowls want the most
profitable variety. Parties who raise
a few fine birds for pleasure rarely
think ofgetting a profit from their
pets. With farmers, however, who
look on the prosy 6ide, letting the po
etic take care of itself, mid demand a
profit both in eggs and uVvs'i, the ques
tion of breed is generally a secondary
consideration. But in most crises it
pays better to breed pure-bred lowlsy
for the simple rcasou that the extra
line ones, in point of markings, form,
etc., can usually be disposed of at
double the price, and often more than
could bo obtained in the ojcn market
if sold for food. Thisi"act is well
worth remembering, especially when
we take into account the fact that
pure-bred fowls arc as profitable to
raise for market as common ones. No
particular brcitl combines the heav
iest weights and greatest laying' pow
ers, though the; famous Plymouth
Rocks come nearer, perhaps to a gold
en medium than any other. If our
prime object is eggi, then the Leg
horns, noticeably the brown variety,
take general precedence though but
small bodied and com tact fowl. If
you Avih heavy weight, and don't care
for the eggs, then the Brahtnas and
Cochins claim front rank, the light
Brahma heading the list. After all,
care and proper management determ
ine the profit, lor all kinds of stock,
whether fowls or cattle,' must have
plenty of the right kind -of food and
water to keep their machinery in mo
tion and make use of all their power.
H B n 3 h in Si '"A
pi " r- .-r-.
u.e food. Ib e!i-js
raifiag of Sojti' C .'-rii c . t '
. . . . c i . , . - - . .
uu-1 tins iJullor sJj liil x ii. iT'.CAsi"
The moiit ciTextivo 3?ailreliyic2 Bnt
for
MAX u-ad BEAST
the -world lt:ia ever Vnawk.
Orer 1,000,000 iiottlc.i mv11 la t jtif!
Tke 1-&&.-JU1 fur tl::s vap-tfe!-r.tl l ojia
lHrity, are en-imt: the Coutuur I .i
mants are m fl. to ictervo coufldonce
they urn u.t--.ox-Lod into the eirurturo: they
always c.;ra unl merer iIIuuppoLnt.
No pL-rou iiu.i lunur tullbr vlih
PAI.V iho HACK,
nKoamatisxu or StiiT Joints, fur ibe
4TADB
T.tnt-nar.fi vrill surely oxtcrmliiAi
tlio pain. Tlicra is uo Strain, Sprain.,
Cut, Scald, Barn, Bruise. Stinc, Gall
or Liainen 'io xtrLicb. Manliind cr
23iiml) Ilrutcs are anVjeot, that doea
not respond to Uiia Sootbing lialxa. (
'Xlxo Contanx
not only relieve pain, l ut thy iucito
healthy ct':oa, Kirlidao iu-!tamma.tioii,
and euro, whether the tyuiptouia prutucJ
from Mroundi of the fiexli, or Xeuralcia of
the TTcrvos; from contracted Coi'dtt or u
cooldod Land t from a sprained anUIa
or a gashed foot t wbether from dusuatius
PIMPI.23 &n a LADY'S TJLCH
or a strainod joint on a Ilorse'u Tifs.
.. The agony produced by a Burn or Scal l;
mortification from rrott-bites; S o 11 -lags
fromStrain; the tortures of lihou
uiatism; Crippled for life, by iom
neglected occiileut: a valnaLle. liorsa or
a Doctor's U may all be saved fioia
Oao Cottlo cf Ccataar Xlsiaoiit.
ICo lloujckccpcr, Farmer, riantcr,Team(ter,
or LiTcrrm-n, can. ttlTord to be without
theso wonderful I.iiii-i3.onts. They c:-u
bo procured In any part of the ttlclbe for
r.O cts. and Cl.OO a bottle. Trial bottlca
5ots.
Jjli
The fo'Ttm'ng Cure Is probably the most
remmknb'e ever efTscted by nr.y medi
co I preparation for tta treatment el
Catarm s
Gertfrmrn, t trrhr ccrtlTr W'X I !i!tr had Ca
tarrh for 1. 11 vtim. nn'd for the Isst fir yeftrs hnve
bt-yn a ti rriM.-Miir.-i-r. I was rcr.d-i c1 pnrtl.illy
diuf, h:ii lt'7.xirif In ll:e hcui. ;tHiii.- :icroA3 the fpm
f'!'., !7.y P'K-II.i, trt-Viv ut jiaifijiil i-Tis, n-rollon
snd nlci'rm.'rl nnFiiF, t-nril s:i.l constant conah,
Itvfr? r"''i acri!u in? eii cu ft;i cr-ry ini'.ieftrfoa
of c.!isui:;r!ij.i. i Ik1 k!l :l tlnw. The
nti. r RTiini.ilnri A fo raoKiy In ray ticiul and
t!.ici-.i th.-a icniht not l;rp thm free. Frequently
ot ci:.'ht I ; py.r:ng out oi b- 'I. it si-cmart to
me. n ii- rolM c-t ?niucatin. I -jrild thi n hrv
rfcon-Mi t t vry i:t:i::n ia my ;jover to dijlix'.tfe
the iii'io1' from rr throat and h fi.1 Ix fore tieinit
utile 10 tV p n;mi'. For a p'Tiod of six yenrs my
toni; crr. clrii.Md anil BOin'i'h inflamed that I
could W illi !ijileniiy !wllow. 1 finnlly consulted na
emin'-nt 8iiry--on iu rcparil to an operation on them,
but at his request postponed it. The constant ln
f..immatlon aud ule.cratton tn my throat caused hy
tho poi-onoiis metterrtronplP(f down frem myhen't
badlrrity'i and in nam. d my Inntn that I coueh
ed ine-fsiitlv-. a leep, hard coneh. Mennwhila
mjBy!t:m beran t JBhr.wtho efferlsof tl is disease,
so that I lost ilt-Kii. pTr-w pale, and shovd every
svmptom ot an early death by conun:pnoii. When
matters had reached this 3tr.:r. or ahout r'x months
bro, I betrm the use of Savfopji's Kamcu L'cca
roR CaTAKHn. After nsirtr tli- fi-t bottle I bepua
to Improve ra-ddiv. Ttrc first dose seemed toclear
my li.ad as I had i.ot kun it to bs for years, 'i
eeemd rad-.ia'l t ar:est the rilchftr s. It
ttopprrt rr r cn'irj- n tfirct (nf. Pv ojln ,' it ss
garjfiel Mori n-d.ict d !is Inflammation and sa-elt-ingof
my tonsii, r olhst thsy roor. rr nsed to tror.bl'j
pie. Tim fcuri'ii'f'i nc.riis my cb'-st tlisappenrcd,
tlie iwilin;' in! -s i'l my her.J CTiUied, my senses of
eeeiiiB nmr or iier.r.rif were completely restored.
nd rvei v sviiir-ttHr; of dRC'te that hed reduced mo
to the verjj.1 o; th crave difappean-d bv tho nsa
of PAMFoitr-'a 5JofCi. fiiB roH CAnr.nn.
I h ive he: u Um t'X;il!r.;t b'-f-anse. n r. c!ni-(f.t,
IhavS'Mii a p"e t dual of snfl'erinir froii C.-.ta-r';,
and l.ope la couvmco many tUut tl:.s 13 a yrcat
remedy.
1 'ii familiar n-!fi the trpr.tment cf Pat'-rrn .13
practised l-y tiie li.;.-t phvsieia;is. :id h. 2 i:n.tuit.
ed the most 1-u.tiioit idmut my cuse. 1 I ave cs J
every kind of rcnmilr a. id upparUn; that lave r.p.
peared durinir a riod of six yon- f.rtft, aril have,
whil-i following- their use, t.iken gr-' m r ire oi my
iriernl health, h'.-.t ohrai.ict nli f .- i-.y.v.f.r--ineut
from ai:v ! t!ir-m. .
lioSTo-s.ieb.iJ l iia. CE'. T. lIN'iiiO: . .
ETTITOT.K, SR.
Th -n personally epp-.
Dtr.i n.oi -. hih! n.a.le .atr:
Cicrit by hi -. "n'.."cr 'i
bTH .1. m;ri
t 15l
taeh p-.cUru:a r- -
Ichallur T.ihe. v .:.
C:-.S' s. J-i ic.-. i X 1'
etail ;'ru e 4'.'-
v !ks a. !ii r; ;
fU Iriv;-':'-. 1.o-.-
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Tir
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.!. h.:it f'. t .
AfFord9 the moat Grntefjl
relisf
r.d L':
! a'!
Affeclion3 of ths Chest j
OHHQMIO FLEOaiSY OOED,
Messrs. Wire & Toi-teh : Gentleman. FTavln?
for many mouths past suffered with a very lam j
side, called by my physician Chronic Pleuri-v,
caused by aformer Injury and strain, and fnnvhlcli
I used many prescriptions and liuiineii, as well si
the so-called: rheumatic, cures, without ht lea?t
beneQt, iuy physician recommended one of your
Collins Voltaio Plastkfs. wh'ch. to my crent,
surprise, relieved the pain and soreness almoU lin
meulately, and I have ben able to attend to r. r
household sllaira ever since with perfect case anil
comfort, whereas, befoie the application of yonr
lnvaluatilo Plaster. I was scarcely ul!o to do nnv
thlnx. I consider them inestimable, and shall wit ii
pleasure recommend theTi to the afflicted. Yours
respectfully. Mrs. FRANCE3 iiAIUUilAN.
OiiUJ-NO, ilo April 21. 1676.
There It no medical or protective appllnr.ee thnt
will prove so grateful and elective in Ticklirr
l oughs, Irritation and Soreness of the Chest nnj
Langs. We believe them capable of prcTeuUuf
serious rUsease of these org&B.
PR1CF, 25 CENTS.
Do not confound these Plasters with the ordinary
Plasters of the day, that by comparison are abso
lutely worthless.
Be careful to obtaia Coluks' Voltaic? Plastfr,
a combination of Klectric or Voltniu l'lates
with a highly Medicated Plaster, as seen ta the
above cut. Sold ty all Wholesale and Retail DruK
Cists thronchont he i'nited t-tates and Canadas,
and by WEEKS & POTTEK, PropricUirs, LVjatou,
l ass.
J 'P'.' -1! J
TAKK TI!K
NO CHANGING CARS
-) risuM t
OMAHA, COLT0:L Hi-UFFS, NZQ.-.ASKA CITY
or t l.TT5V:OUTrt to
CHICAGO,
Where diiei t fotiiicctioiis are niat'u 'with
Through Sleeping Car Lines
j ;;kv ytniK. i.mston. 1'ilir.A li"t,!'iii
' V. I.TIMl:i".. W A ;' .
I a . i a 1. 1. kas ri: . v ' .
7 7' u-
IJtt
V:a TECi'lA for
IXUIAXAVOLIS. UjUlmVIlA.E. flXClX
XATI, u all iMiii:t--tin the
SOUTHEAST-
tiis: asr-T itx. y
ST. LOUIS,
When' Iiifit "t".iiitt--t inns ari' made in the
IMtiX JilCl'OT Willi 'I'hrotijtSi i-in t ar
Lines lor oil points ftOl'TU.
The Shortest. t?ic:diot and most liiiifoi t:ible
via HANNI3AL it
Ft. SCOTT, DKXISOX, DALLAS. 1OCsTOX
A USTIX, SA X A XTUXIO, OA I. V2STOX,
and all uoinis in -
TEXAS,
Pullman 1U-U hi i-1 I'alnt-e Nleejiln Cars.
C. I'.. . f'alai-f drawing-Kni Cars,
Wit ii Jiii li:i's r-r!iiiiti Chairs. .Vo-, Extra
t'lKni- f'r Si':il-j!ii itccllniii Clriirs.
J"l- l:.tnot:s '..JIJ. & J. Palace Uttiiiiii 'hi-.
Past liuif. Stefl l.nil Track uud Sii.t-:ii.r
i:.ii i imii . ii r f.iiii'uned with tiielr Uivat Through
Car jirrtirnfrtnent. inukes thiM, above ad others,
the favorite i:outeju;l he
r.ASa'r, NUI'Til UIlOt'TILKAST.
TliV IT. and jon.will tindTiAV'CI.ING a Ltis
niytiuiiead of a lJiseott.li.rt.
All-infiirmation ahontl Hates of Pure, Sleen-
tnVt.'ar Aci-oiiiii.odations. and lime 'laolc,
will be eheellnily giveu by applying to
Jaitun It. Wood,
tScnerallfassensjef Vu't, CHic ifeo.
Tr.alie Jianaer.
HOTEL. CITY HOTEL
f LATTSAiOCTil. Nlili.
First class Lodjiini; Kooms.
First Class Boarding.
fiood Sample Iloonm
Ever t hint; anil every comfort
A Good Hotel can Tumisla
Also, C.iod AVInes, Cood lleer, loo;t Llriuurs.
(ood Lemonade, Cuod Clears,
Kept at the City Hotel.
lily Fl:K!. COtS, l'rotnielor.
SrON, CARRIAGE and ORNA
MENT A LEA INTE R,
A.-ASHIJET.
Sli'-t) over tlie Brick Block!
next to II Boeck s. i
mi a u r
PLATTSM )CTH. : - - 'NEB
4lly. I
. . ... v . ---. f&Ff-tf
?4
mi
James Pettee
DEALEi: IX
Musical Instruments,
Sole Appointing Atent for
T!. t'itrivnllea Manon A Hanilin
CABINET ORGANS.
A! t:;t- Ajsont for tl:e Ifenry F Mi.'U-r and'.
V. V. EiiicTmhi ( . riaiuiN.
t? A AI 1LE 1 N.ST II U M EXTS
at Dllice. Sixlli. one door south of Main St.
: PLATTSMOUTil, TEB.
33:;slc gffholars
Will do well to examine our
New Mason & ihuuliii
OG-AJSE UsTSTBTTCTOB
NEW BRICK YARD.
I am guinir. to
IE A-ZECIE IB rice:,
this spring and want to
MAKE THEM CHEAP,
that people can build
BRICK HOUSES IXSTEAD OF FRAME.
I shall contract and
Build BRICK Houses,
the cotr.Ins y.iranrt would like those
..tending to Build to
flirt- on; .-, rail In-fore looking i-Ni-wIiito
JKKUY IIAimiAX.
At lay pI.Ti-i-on a-hiiiguui Avenue or at I.
S. VliitiV Store on Maui Street, l'hit tsmniil h,
Nebraska. 45ii:;;
New Firm !
nt tlie
Brick Livery Slab!
ri.ATTSMtJl'.TH. -
M-:nitAsK..
Tlie o'J Homier Stable, hi rill-iinitih. :!fi
mi leaseit by Joues i. Airaew. .-i:.! they ii- ve
wiiIimiuI New ;im h-jutlfoaif aeew.N tiio i .t ion,
ih thu iiliaiie ui
hors47 ;aui:ia;es, buuuies,
at?
SADDLE IIOKXLS.
We arc ;iei.ifeil to Ue p !KIWUS
!F0R SALE? TRADE!
ALii v. Hi
i i.d r;'i-.;k ('Olts
Tra-jj
1.
Ktt. i ...4 v.,ii ,
That ttitli plenty nf numi ('. hat every one
kin'wi" we have) il. oui t:i!le. we can iret Kami
er-' flih-k :i:i;l vvaoiii. IujhIs of hay, &e.. under
fuver. wiioiv they wul keejulry.
Tli.n.K: all the ohl patrons for their lilienili
t v.we sf.!-ir t heir raile lor I lie f u! tiro, rat i."lieil
tn.it wo e:Mi ni-couiiiioilate llu-m hotter a;nl Jo
holler l tliein tlmn over hefore.
SOly" JOXES fc .V(!XEW.
"WILLIAM HEKCId),
iIohIot In
l)l!V (H)OD.S,
- ri.. k.vj-: i. -.
I t ii L i
GRUC&UI S OF ALL KINDS.
l.aii lockvof
BOOTS 2nd SHOES
U l'i'
CLOSEJ) OVT AT VUS'V
Notions, Queensware,
and in fael everythiu; you can call tor in
tlin line of
General Merchandise.
CASU l'AID KlIU 1I!IKS AND FCUS.
All Kinds of country Moiii.n- tkt-u in ox
chuii'.-e fm tibiN. .
'-.-..hiuuu-i -it ir i K V
w - i I J if."' u ,
7-'i f2
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.' '.. 0 c - 7. , '; ' 2 ?! -t " lnrjjjorntor
STKE1GIIT7& MILLER,
Harness Manufacturers,
SADDLES
BRIDLES
COLLARS,
and all Muds of harness stock, constantly on
baud.
Repairing of all Kinds !
NEA TL Y DONE ex SHOUT NOTICE
NEW HARNESS!
TURNED OUT IN SHORT ORDER,
Anil Satisfaction Guaranteed.
JI!einc:iibcr tlie place, Opposite Henry
Roeek's Furniture Store, on Lower Main Street,
Flattsmouth. Neb.
21-lj STREIOHT & MILLER.
BRICK! URICK!
If you want any
Fire or Ornamental Brick,
Call on
J. T. A. HOOVER,
LOUISVILLE, - - NEBRASKA.
iLM 'SSL a
J.
F. BAUMEISTER
Furnishes I'rofch, Ture Milk,
i5:i.ivci5a:o eail.y.
SMH:ial calk attended to.- and Fresh Milk
from same cow furnished when wanted.
41y
A. G. HATT
JirST'Ul'KNED AGAI.V.
New, Clean, First Clans Meat Shop, -
onfMain Street Corner of 5th. Plattsmouth
Everybody on hand tor fresh, tender meat.
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I 'J tl( ration ,w 1;k--ji I rin ::.:? tl.M iint !; Ji' icf I -.
lnt ihy mu bj r"'r 4 :ict;t mtiliooI, A
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HARRIS BEMt:3YeoJ:.ra.cHEM!Ts
Market and fiih.
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Priviit Hojrpital, J3 I
A rfr work. prire &0
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and rtlhtmni. lufr
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pubti-bM. X tamil
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C jr A.ldrt w. lr. A. Q.
OLIX. I lark Ht.
3. Clurc SU.l-llic9, 1
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C' -j':mtioD f r c e. j
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for KUkipki of bt R C?? I
rubber rooa., and
Tluall iuIurmatiuD t
pr bet. Private 1
bom ti4 nam iwr
nnd MORPHIN E hbrt wo
lately aiJ ipt-rdiiy eyrtd. l'aia
leu. No pubficiiy. nd stamp
tor full particuca. Dr Carliqn,
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MIKE SCHNELLBACHER,
BLjI CK8JU1 TH
HORSE jsIIOEINU,
AND
WAGON REPAIRING
All kinds of
FA KM IMPLEMENTS
mended
Neatly & Promplp.
:0:
Ilorse, 3Iule& Ox Shoeing,
In short, we'll shoe anything that har
four feet, from a Zebra to a Giraffe.
Come and see us.
ZCTZETW- SIHIOIr?
n Filth St between Main and Vine Streets,
ust across e corner from the kew HEUALJ
okfick. . my"
ROBERT DONNELLY'S
BLACKMITII
SHOP;
Wagon, Buggy, Machine and Plow re
pairing, and general Jobbing
I am now prepared to do all kinds of repairing
oi junn ana orner-mncninery, as mere
is a good lathe in my shop.
PETER RAUEN,
The old Reliable Wagon Maker
has taken charge of the wagon shop.
He is well known as a
NO. I WORKMAN.
A'cw Wagon and Itugrsie made to
uraer.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
Shop oiiiSixthstreet oposite Strelehfs Stable
O. F. JOHNSON,
DEaLEK in
p Medicines
PAPER.
Drugs
All Paper Trimmed Free of
Charge.
AI..SO DEALEIl IN
X21Th
Stationery, Magazines,
AND
Latest Publications.
Proscription! Carefully 'onioudel
by an EOxporioiu'od Irus:ci!t. , .
i:k.mk.mhI'R the rr-ACK.
nth ST. 2 DOORS SOUTH OF MAIN
PL.vTTSMOUTII.' NEK.
j GIEOSJGE KDGERTON.
; Wi nes, Liqo u r s
j AXI)
OIG-ARS.'
t Main Stri-rt, opiiosite the t'onrt IIoiikc.
; This (ihu'e is jtisr n'wiird. m ir. good goons of
' .-ill kinds. Wi' want to kct'pu j;uod hoii and
j ph';ie our custoiucrH.
REMEMBER THIS. 91v.
I NEW FIRM!
! 1STE1"W" GOO DS ! !
JXO. HONS & SON,
BAKERS AND CONFECTIONERS.
At O. liiitluuau's old tor.
A Fl'LI. LINK OK
Staple and Fancy G o ceries,
NKW AND V
BREAD STUFFS,
t - ei li'-si-ri i'l inn.
Choice unit J'aiu (a Jul its
r.tul all kinds of
Canned Goods.
CIGARS AND TOBACCOS,
of tUe best brands.
CHRISTMAS TOYS, tC, dt
n endless quantities.
Fresh J5read -Daily.
Don't fail to Call.
38ly J. IJOXS & SOX, Prop s.'
SAGE BROTHERS,
Dealers in
S T O VE S ',
ETC., KTC. , ETC.
One Door East of the Post-Ofllco, Mutu-oiioiitli
Nebraska.
: o :
rractical Workers in
SHEET IRON, ZINC, TIN, BRA
ZIER T, d-c, etc.
Larj;e assortment of Hard ann Soft
Pumps, Gass Pipes and Fittings.
OO.Xj STOYEo,
Wood and Coal Stoves for
U EATING Oil COOKING,
Always on Hand.
iry variety of Tin, Sheet Iron, and Zinc
Work, kept in Stock.
WAKING AND REPAIRING,
Done on Short Notice.
&-EVERYTUIXa WARIiAXTED!
(iici:h low uonx.
SAGTC FOS.
KEEN AN A GRACK.
Retail Liunor Dealers.
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
PLATTSMOUTH - - XEIJ.
Billiard Hall and Saloon oh
Main street, four doors from Sixth sit
Neville's old place. . .
BEST BRANDS OF CIGARS, ALES,
WTNES.dC
Remember The Xani. iiid I' Inc.
24Iy Keenan & Graca
nsKjyM bsd? tmmu-y
A TO TS02E W23 USE KEOVS TLASSEEX It il Klrera'.l? Jct;erUliep fast . n'-
BENSON'S CAPCiNE POROUS PLASTERS ARE SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHERS.-
The great demand for them has caused a number of unscruplous parties to tnako and
worthless Imitations under similar sounding names. As the market U 'floe led lilt liifi-rlor
plasters selling at any price it is important for the consumer to know which Ih Jlw hest. It U
well known that some of the cheap plasters have been examined and found to coi.tniu injur
ious ingredient which make them dangerous to use, causing paralysi and nlhtr dbi-anes.
CAUTIOX Sec that the word CAPCINE on each planter I correctly spelled,
SEA III' It Y & JOIIXSOS. I'lmi niaceiitlcal ChemlMtM. X. V. VIUVF. 23 t'Ttt.
r- ii V W 1 -trTn -J t VT.
DR. J. A. SnERMAV-IW Til V. ARIKIXAL AXI OSIiV IK.'HT2rnIA
known to the public for the past 35 years or more through hts Btn-ctrssful metluxl tf iiv:;t jug
Itupture without tlie annoyance and Inittry trusses iutliet. Hn system of ciru is !y Im-al i-x-ternal
application. No man is sufe who ua a rupture, no matter lt'v Ins'jinilicai't h may eon.
wider it, tor every man who has died from It once flattered himself t liat H ua hut a t rt it ri a
ailment ; and everv man who now suffers from it and the injury of trn: son. In 1 1 -" an e!e..
that life has no enjoyments, once regarded itas unworthy sjieei.tl attention, It i nut a t ;tnd
still aflliction ; it is jirogressive even unto death. Kefcre.nccK ulveu to gentlenien in tlie city,
who have been clued. During treatment no hindrance from labor, l'atienti front abroad can
receive treatment and leave for iioine same day."'
HIS BOOK OK TJTTJis
gives the most reliable proof from distinguished professional uentlemen, clergymen and mer
chants ofliis successful practice and popularity therefrom thvoniiliout this eounlrv ;;iul tin
West Indies. The. aflllcted should read it and inform themselves of the ecrtaihty of l-ii g
cured. It is illustrated with photoeraphic likeness of extremely bad ensci before iM irn r
cure, and mailed to those who send 10 cents. Save this, and remember in uriiing or calling
tlio address is.
251 liroartway, cor. Morrav St. VorU.
CACTIOX- Tlie'rcimtat'ou of I)K. .1. A. SHKKMAN, alt allied from J0 uv suci.f:!! pj:ic
tice has started aiound the country l-reteuderw who assiiim- to lie the orlitial Jr Sbcininn
famous for the cure of Kupture Two of these parties an o n and ion.,g man it,;, ntlv tuinni
uu tn Koston : they nutie.l several by their Frauittfeid Alrrrti:mn!A s wnetj ;!' eef, :. sn t.
was brought, but the fellows ran away leaving sorro vfu! victims room re. t, b ur ! bills n- d
newiaiers unpaid. Since then they have been discovered at 211 Unnuhv.ij , New oi k, hem
they recently, by base deceptions defrauded au aged Clergyman. . i ' 1 1
Excelsior Barber Shop.
J. C. BOONE,
One door west of Solomon'AiNathau's Store.
HAIE.-CTJTTI1TG,
SHAVING AND SHAMPOOING
Especial attention given to
CUTTING CHILDREN'S AND LA
DIES' HAIR.
f ALL AND SEE BOONE, GENTS.
And get a boon In a
A. Schlegel & Bro.,
- Manufacturers of
'' And dealers In
FANCY SMOKEltS ARTICLE'S, SMOKING
and CHEWING
TO 15 AC COS.
Special BRAN IS and sizes of CKiAKS made to
order, and satisfaction guaranteed. Cigar
clippings sold for smoking tobacco.
Main Street, one door west of J. s. Duke's
PLATTSMorTir. Neb. lOly
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Sherwood Keeps the Biggest Line of Boots & Shoos
In Cass County. ,iiy -
- .rW S i?1? ri ftif '1 '
a n 4 i f 1 1 ' i a tc
till feU Charles Street, St. Lonis, Mo
A n?Mur;:a'iii.'!rt'to .KIm-cI Cut irfrt has been knffr
eua r U iit j.'itti nf itH-nt vf a HVcnrreal. Sexual
and -h. v jj it X. - ..tt.s iiun r.y othr I'liysiciaii io
ixjir:, rit rt-'n.-r m l oM rritiet know.
isypj.4:t.' i. :-4 - ii:.rOiet. ittnct u e, O chitia.
Bo.aic, ci t-ii XJrifiry 2ie&Men acid
HTiiiiitir (.1 :I A frtit'DS cf the ThroAt
iint tKfft.. -..' -fcisi- unpiTBileledMiccei.oq j
tencv. Hi rut of S-.'t-Abu s fa youth, sexual ex
cct - iii mature 'i-H . "r oiirrtm", and wLich producw
mm-oh;k f:i:wi i6r ftittf : iwtvqumwmw, wmintl emu-
iui!. ubi.itv, Ojit;nt' of iht. iKt'vctiv mentor j. pimple
en law, plivni-nl ditay. ivitsmio to voc irty of tcmafc,
eoututuii 4f iJ. u. Iom of wtui) fMt-, rtc, rendering
tnarriafT I:i:i-iop--r or 'C.nlinpijy. are prrm ntntlv
cured. C'oiiBultstiou at otlkc, or by tnai) fie, and invitea,
Wlico it ii incuiivei:k't to vUit city tor treatment,
medicine can be s-nt by itiail ir -s-rrs-i cvervwhere. Cur
abie eM-i guai ained, when di uiH eiit jt t frau kly atated
Paraia, f:r t;th. 2 Cicrpr C4 Faff s.
iltOK-tut clo-h and frilt Wndintr. Sealed for 60c.
In pttape or eurrPDey. Ovr fifty wonderful pen nicturea,
true to lite; aiticie on the f lowing ttltjf-ct : Who may
marry, who itoC, wlir. lRiiitiift. Vonianhod, fhyuirml
decay. Who ilioulu iiirsnr; ll..w lift ad happiitewa may
be iu'ereawd. 'JTtit- l'hvui!ov if !! ftrodueiion, aid many
more. TUo married r niit(-aiiaii:tK marriage vhouia
read it, tJu n keit unl-r hn-k an4 key. popular edition,
a me as abuve. biit pap-r eovor. rta. by ntaii,
in nvWT rr potnj.''. Chei-je-it Rr ui'!e in Amcrt'i.
PRESCRIPTION FREE
yor the peedy otreof Hiinrl 'raknt-M, Iar!joKl,
I remature l'bility N'crMjii. IKt pomk-iK-y, Cutilirsio
of ldmf , A veraion to ivjeiety, ! l-fliir .VfHmi v, aitd ml,
Xiordera brought o by S- c.'l ltnii aud Kx Any
drucit baa tin lizrclrit. A-Mr-a,
OR, JACQUES, 75 i.'h:nutSt.f St, Louie, il
BAST'S R!3!SID SAW MACHINE
54 : ITie EEST THING OUT.
-X. " s
j wiu baw any wee ioe in ay
w-S x. , rxwitiun. 1 hoiianrt ja
" ? t; 1 -V fvnd lor Circuittra azul
Ad:ires. ii. C. iiu.t. liOUli, JmO.
0CC HERE! S5 ia mib 3 els,
ijrLbll.kHa.CnfUlH'. UO.VT HIM Ikk l,a,.
SJ3 Hi alul mur.y'm-.l..f &ccrrU hi Heh -i..
turn; J M;ic to.iitmin J : z ... s f ?M.er.piieii
. . j " . u ... . . i Mi ' ii- I. n l'.u..l 1 Am. 1 . . .1
mpetf li thtxt tnc tiftr; I I.SI k I thai lumur Fotm,
ij ChiiirM S.ercl fr rl...int lioen, (liif mnnJ ttftin? l.
erel.l All Bent for Fifty pent. Mamt taken. Ai!m,
ffc.ub. iwe.j L .N IO A VUU iw ihibmmm atm
7
. BATES & KOHNKE. .
New Carpenter shoj) on Miiin Streot
Corner of 7th.
Bates & Kohnlcc,
Uuiklers,
Contractors,
and general -workman in tlio
Carpenter line.
HEW HARDWARE STORE.
J. S. DUKE
II:is Just opened an entire new stock of hard
ware, on
Next door west of Chapman & Smith's Drug
Store.
A Full Line of
SHELF HARDWARE,
SHOVELS, RAKES, SPADES and
ALL GARDEN TOOLS.
NAILS, NAILS, NAILS, ly the Keg
'or Pouml
ROPE, POWDER. SHOT, GRIND'.
STONES,
WHEEL-BARROWS,
A FulIjT.ine of I'lTTJ.KKV.
Special Rates tc yttti filers and Lti
tractors. All Koods sold as lov k tliey pnsi-ihly.cnu bo
and live. 41 v
A. O TOST
lv'V . ' VVV , r ' - ' ' - j
"-'l Kf ' ' ,
:,' Va :
k' fi- ' - .
V
BEST CHJL'AFjSST!
Wo wire Sl'MfO.OO fur my A.lum OT
Other ttrl'iltrmfioii I'm nil in
tltla l'(t lUlli.
Ir.dorRoOiths Jlrofjlclyn r.oard
in tlie Unlt-ed Kt.its.
Xir.-tV t 1.1 fiTKOXOF.n tnnn
i
tiio world.
It f.KVKit PAILS to
make light brciul v.'bua
U.i(vfl t!3 (lii -( tirl.
f
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1 1 IS C O .1 1 31 L: X I f tl v p virr
. liousokeerx;i- vi.o h;jM i-ivcri it. a
lair tri.il. - "
It Is an eitlr-l rSi:iv IIT.V.
1-
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