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-THE HERALD
Tli Ltrg-est of Land Animals.
In the American Jounuil of Science
and ArU, Prof. Marsh describes the
largest laud animal yet known to Lave
xisiad on the globe. Itsuraels At
lantopaarus immania, Thf thlh bone
-of thia'creatare ,U over 8 'feet long-,
'frith a.'thickneM at the livrsper end of
S3 inches, though tho bone bas no truo
.oJ. Alcomparlson of this bona with
the febi'ur of a irocodil would lo&t-v
-ata that' the fossil saurian, if of sim
ilar proportions, had a total length of.
115 feet.- TThat the" reptile was 100
ieetlonr when alive-is at least prob
able The other bones of this animal
thfttjiave been found are proportion
alel f gigzntle y caudal, vertebra has a
transverse diameter of over 16 Inches.
Penetrative Power of the Electric
Lteiitr
Some time iro wo metUtoiod an ex
periment witlt the Maxim light made .1
ai saratos, jj. . WtestUie distance
at which the electric light would il-;
lurmnale a given; ftpot, and it was J
avataa ia.f wiixuiiaim Lecttiaa tu
ried seven miles (to Balls ton) furnish
ed enough light to read by. A more
crucial test of the great penetrating
power of the ejeefcrk light is furnish
ed by ttie experiments ef the oflicers
of the French-Algerian Triangulation
Service, who recently saw the electric
light from the Spanish station of Zet
ica, from a dLBlai&e of more than 104
miles. This observation is proof, if
proof were wanted, of the great value
of the light for-maritime purposes,
when it is exhibited from sufficiently
elevated positions. Scientific Amer
lean.' - I, ': , . ,.j . :..uCL
Power of a Growing Tree.
.-.Walton Hall had at. one time 1U
own corn-mill, and when that incon
venient necessity no longer existed.
the mill-stone was lam by in an or
chard and forgotten. The diameter of
this circular stone measured 'five feet
and a half,.while its depth averaged
even incuea throughout; its central
hole had a diameter of eleven inches.
By mere accident some bird or squlr
rel had dropped the fruit of the filbert
tree inrotigu this hole on to the earth,
and in 1812 the seedling was seen ris
ing up throuxh,Uie unwonted chan
nel. As Us frocradually grew
through this apertur&aud increased,
its power to raise tucponuerous mass
of atona . was sneeulated " unnn hv
many. Would Uie filbert tree die in
the attempt? Would it burst the
mill-stone? or wgsild it lift it? In
the end the little filbert tree lifted the
mill-stone, and by 1868 wore it like a
crinoano about : its trunk, and Mr.
Waterton used to sit upon it under the
DrancriiDg snaues. ,
The Harnessing of Electricity.
' Mr. W. IL Barlow, the new Presi
dent of the Board of Civil Engineers,
London, in Uis recent inaugural ad
dress, speaking of the rapid growth of
telegraphy and other practical appli
cations or electricity, said that the
diminution of power, from increased
length of conducting wire, had been
surmounted by relays of power at fix
ed stations. (This was the discovery
fffira a Tlir mm nlrtuliu thia Iniyan.
ious expedient on the luao-Europeaii.
Telegraph, Calcutta had frequently
been put in direct communication with
London, a distance of 7,000 miles.
He further staked that Dr. C. W.
Siemans had ascertained that, includ
ing all sources of loss. 50 iter cent of
the original power could be realized
1 T x 1
. uy eiecinc wires at a uistance oi one
mile from the motor ; and that with
adequate provisions against heating
it would be no dearer to transmit electro-motive
power to a greater than to
a smaller distance. Sir William Arm
strong, by means of an electro machine
and wire, works his circular Eawata
distance of, a mile from the water
wheel that turns the electric machine.
By the same means Dr. Werner Sie
mans works a locomotive that carried
thirty persons.
A Seller Sold.
Alphonse Karr, in his "Livre de
Bord" tells nice little storv of Au-
guste BomieVi, a well-known writer on
Le Figaro, wlioso practical jokes made
him famous all over Paris. Oae night
Bomteu. haviug dressed himself for
his part in a provincial costume, en
tered awkwarvHy a watchmaker's shop,
and, with a timid bow, and an apolo
gy for disturbing the tradesman be
gan: .
"Pardon, monsieur, but what are
those litila round things hanging up
there? -
"Those are called watches."
"Watches! what are they for?" i
"To tell the time of the day.'
"Why, they must be real handy ; do
they cost much?" .
"From two hundred francs down to
twenty-five."
'Bloss me, I could afford to buy one.
Docs it take much trouble to make
them go?"
"No ; all you have to do is to wind
them up every day this way."
"I hat seems very easy but when
should I wind the watch I think that
is what you call it up?"
"In the morning.' .
"In the morning why?"
"Because you are always drunk at
night, M. Bomiou, and you'd break it
if you tried to wind it then!"
The Physical Cause of Intermittent
' " Fever.
The July number of the Zeitschrift,
edited by Professor Klebs, contains
some particulars of an investigation
into the pnvsical cause or. poison to
which marsh or intermittent fever is
due. The inquiry was conducted by
I'roxessor jueos, or irrague, in con
junction with Signor Tomniasi. Pro
fessor of Pathological Auatomy at
Rome. The two investigators spent
several weeks during the spring season
in Agro Romano, which is notorious
for the prevalence of this particular
kind of fever., A"ey examined mi
nutely the lower strata of the atmos
phere of the district In question, as
wen aa us sou im iiagusut waters,
and in the former they discovered a
mie.rrtiurnnie fun oris. - consisting of
numerous movable shining spores of a
longish oval shape. This fungus was
found to be artificially generated in
various kinds of soiL The fluid mat
ter obtained was filtrated and repeat
edly washed, and the residuum left
after filtration was Introduced under
the skin of healthy dogs. The animals
experimented on all had the fever with
the regular typical course. After ex
plaining the results of their various
investigations and experiments, these
gentlemen are of the opinion that they
have discovered the real cause or th
disease iu question. As the fungus
rrowsinto the shape of small rods,
Tommasi and I&ebs have given it the
name of Bacillus malariae.
On Sunday the teacher of a Sunday
school in one of the East Bridgeport
churches gave the little ones a descrip
tion of tho .flood, and when she had
finished inquired if any one could tell
who went into the ark with the ani
mals? A perfect chorus of hands flew
up in response. Turning to a little fel
low the teacher said : rTell me who
weut into the ark with tho animals?"
"P. T. Barunm," promptly replied ths)
youngster. The lesson closed. - . j
The steamboat Arabian sank in tlie
Missouri River, near Kansas City, 22
years ago, with 600 barrels of whisky
aboard. George Tread way noted the
exact spot, and subsequently bought
the cargo at a small price, intending
to raise it, but was never able to carry
out the project. The course of the
river ln since changed, and the whis
key, which now lies .about forty feet
under thet sand, is soon to oeaugior.
"Barefoot Walker" is . well known
around Columbus. Ga. He is so call
ed because hp has, not worn shoes for
forty yean.1 At last he died, to all in
tents and purposes of old age, and his
friends tuade preparations to bury the
old man Jnst as the luueral ceremo
nies were begiuning old Walker sat
up iu his cofUu and asked what they
were doing there. '- The funeral party
went home discouraged;-
The Swedish postal authorities have
Just published, a list of the newspa
pers and periodicals appearing in Swe
den. The total number u SIC, of which
92 are published in Stockholm, After
Stockholm ranks Gothenberg with 20,
then Upsala vith 14, Malmo with 9,
uid Irene ana don Koping eacu wuu o.
Of these 316 publications only about
one-third are newspapers, and there
are only 10 daily papers 5 iu Stock
holm, 2 in Gothenburg, and one each
in-Xordkoping, Malmo, and llelsing
borg. , i Vr
Chauncey Slater, a foreman ; at the
shop of the Elastic Frog Co., in Mans
field. Coni..has fallen heir 10100,000.
A few -days ago Ie 'received a .check
for nearly the whole anion t. He put
it jit his pocket and kept on at his
work. lie tells his fellow-workmen
that he intends to remain at his work
wearing hi working clothes, and not
imitating in any way the behavior of
Coal Oil Johnny and the grcatcaravan
of which he wo the type. ,
Millions of MotKers ip thir Jr
Kht OTcr Cutoria. It U uatmra's romedjr
for MsimilAtijaC thm food. Unlika Cas
tor Oil, it is plsant to take, anil
elik MerpHin Srrnpt, it U harmle.
C is tori rfmlt the Bowela, ds troys
Worms, Cmres ;
Spur Curd nd
m allaya TmvmximhM. What girrs
kltl t thm Ckild, promotes rest for
tfc Xltmr. Ciaidran Cry for Fitck
mr'n Castoriaw It if the most rli1l.
CMtiv and pepmlar article dispensed by
Sranuts.
Since Healing remedies hare been used br
. SUFFERING MAX;
has there been known such absolute Pstia
retlisvimc aceata as the
CENTATm IrUMEXTS.
Tkar aeotk. kvlv and asur. - Tker
HEAL-CuU, Wounds. Galls. Old-Seres, Cro-
ken-breastf and Sore Nipples ;
CUKE Pain in the Pack. Rheumatism. Scia
tica, Lambaffo, Xeuralcia. Ear-Ache,
Tetter. Pimples. Itch. Salt Rheum, and
all Flesh, Bone and Muscle ailments of
Animals :
SUBDUE Inflammation and Swelling:
BELIEVE Boils, Felons.Uleer.SoreTbroat.
Bronchitis, Croup and Quinsy ;
EXTRACT Pain from Burns. Scalds, Stii;s,
Frost-bites, Sprains and Bruises.
' The experience of centuries has made the
CENTAUR
T,liMt the most speedy and effectire
curative agents for
MAN ad BEAST
. the world has erer known. The Centaur
LINIMENTS
hare relieved more bed-ridden Crip
ple t healed more frightful wonndi,
and tared more Trainable animals tiiaa
all other liniments, ointments, oils, extracts,
plasters and so-called "pain killers' and
"skin cures" combined.
Physicians and Veterinary Surgeons en
dorse the Centaur Liniments ; millions
of men. women and children iu nil countries
ase them, and Iluuo-kreper Farmers.
Planters. Travelers. Liverymen, I',aiutrrs
and Stoek-growerr, arc their i-trn.. Tber
are clean, ther are handy, th-y are chea..
and they are reliable There is no acLe.
pain, or swellinc which they will not all- .
Tiate. subdue, or cure. &olt turnuynoul
THE HABITABLE GLOBE
for 50 eta. and Sl.OO a LottV. Trisl
bottles, 25 eta.
BRICK BRICK
If you want any
Fire or Ornamental Brick,
Call on
J. T. A. HOOVER,
LOUISVILLE, - - NEBRASKA.
GE0HGE EDGEUTON.
Wines, Liqou rs
AND-
CIO-ARS.
Main Street, opposite tba Court House.
This place is just opened, new. good goods of
all kinds. We want tekecpagood bouse and
please our customers.
! REMEMBER THIS. 91y.
MIIbK. :
J. F. B A U M EI ST ER
Furnishe Kre-b, Pure Milk,
nLLivi;m:i) iailt.
Special calif attended to. and Freh Milk
i nun same cow iumisnca wneu wanted.
4iy ,
117 HARDWARE STORE.
J. S. DUKE
Hus Just oieiied an entire new stock ot hard
war, on
Nxt diaor west t ("haimian Siultb't Dnu
tore.
A Full Line of ' . "
SHELF HARDWARE,
SHOVELS, RAKES. SPADES ana
ALL GARDEN TOOLS.
NAILS, NAILS. NAILS, by the Ke,
or 1 ouiul-
ROPE, POWDER. SHOT, GRIND
' STONES, -
WHEEL-ARROWS.
X Full Line Ot CITIEBT.
. Special Rate tc Guilder and Con-
tiactora.
All goods olda In s tbey poaaibly eaa b
ami 119.1 V T
HIKE SCHHELLBACHER,
BLACKSMITH
HORSE SHOEING,
AND '
WAGON REPAIRING
, All kinds of
' FARM IMPLEMENTS
mended
Neatly tfc Protnplp.
:0-
Horse, 3Iule& Ox Shoeing.
In short, we'll shoe anything that har
four feet, from a Zebra to a Giraffe.
Come and see us.
JtrZETW" SHOP
a Filth St between Main and Vine Street,
ut acrotif e corner from the xkw JIIiKAI
OKH( k uy"
Going JZasf,
TAKK TIIK
NO CHANGING OARS
-) FRoM (
OMAHA, COUNCiL BLUFFS. NEBRASKA CITV
or PLATTSM0UTH to
CHICAGO,
Where direct i-wiuiections are made with
Through Sleeping Car Lines
TO
NKW YORK. BOSTON. PHILADELPHIA,
BALTIMORE. WASHINGTON. .
AND ALL EASTERN CITIES.
Via PEORIA for
IXDIJLNAPOLIS. LOUISVILLE. CIXCIX
NA.TI, and all poliiWJn Vie
SOTTTIECIRLA-ST-
TIIK BKST LIXE. FOB
ST. LOUIS,
Where Direct Connections are made In the
UNION UEfOT with Through Sleeping Car
Lines for oil points.HOUTlI.
The Shortest. Speediest and most Comfortable
via HANNIBAL to
Ft. SCOTT, DEXISOS. DALLAS. HOUSTON
A USTIX, SAX A XTOXIO, GALVESTOX,
an all points in
Pnllnin lr.-Wheel Palace SleeDinir Cars.
C, B. & Q. ralace Drawing-Koom Cars, i
With HoiUin's Kecliniiid Chairs. iNo'iUxtra
Charge for Seats.ln KeLliniusj t. hairs.
The famous C..-.B. & Q. J'alace DiiiiiiKjCan-.
Fast Time, Steel Kail Track and Superior
Equipment comhined witfi their Great Through I
Car Arranyemcnt. makes this, above all others. I
the favorite Itoute to the
JKAHT, SOUTH OBTsOVTILEAST.
TRY IT, audljoulwill find TRAVELING a Lux
uryiiustead of a Discomfort.
All Information about Rates of Fare, Sleep
ing Car Accommodations, ana lime lames,
will be cheerfully given by applying to
James R. Wood,
Geueral'Passenger 4g't, Chicago.
C.1T. S3IITII.
Traffic Manager.
l AasatlralNrwaaSpaaMTcIf
cars of Seminal KmiHuons aa4 Impotenoy br U only
ana mm, nt., tin kyyitfm a ta ftayl m mt lit Bain. Tm)
mm mt a I I J j a nmwmmh mm mum M Inn a. w4 mmt mm
mtmrlwn lia tmtmrtmmy iii mt UH. Ta mmm milaiul htm
mm
tmmm
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HARRIS REMEDY CO. HF'B CHEMISTS,
ataraa aa Ktrta. HT. a.ODia. M.O.
tTxaofiXatl (esHstssy to th Amc of
Prmf. Hmrrim' SssimI Pastil i em, t a kern
frnm limttrrm rwWrxd from JPutinm
Indiana, April III., If79. Tb reaedf a working perfectly.
Ils4 ailD.y intnemkneMftftiKhnTtmMU
CbUiro, A.f . 14, W79 I IhorouKblr carr4 mni tetl ti
lop. TS ysuof JitnlnrhiBCftuMrj.tlinb.tUr.
M iuouri, Sept. IS, lifts I raceives mo mmem baneftt AvaaitBS .
mm mt your itmwi laal I nit t. try them ta aaclb.r caw.
Tku il ot toof (Ian
tnqtnr. ano win nq aompinias 1
rarjr stroaf.
Mich. Jam. 25, 1679. 1 have 4 up your Mckart of stwtfi
cim; tw4 an ao4br aa aooa at postubla. Thai paekara
atopped all apparaat traabla, but I her if. a weaknra yet, aa4
1 Wiib yon W0UMj21lBiB-L-ai--a thai.
Iowa. Oct. 10th, 1&79. I an aJo-ot surprised at fovr Pas
tilles. Tbrf havo wrktfl liko a charm on ana, 1 as just
Iwtca aa snack f a ma aa 1 was be for taking. 1 waa oa Iba
ccrga f tha KraTa, I thought, aad Ur4 waa o cut Car bm.
tat aow I aaa ia 2iiii--!LaEaaM.MJ
West Tirgiala Aog . 2a, ltf7. 1 -vceivcd yoar aaciiriaa, aa4
I bc!iar it baa cured auc, for which J aaa very thankful, la
closed pleasa nod $5, for which please aead aaa aaotbar bos
(No. 2) tor A friend. Yoi have 4osm a great ttuaf lor aa. I
wiU sasd jou all the orders 1 cm.
Frw m WHrtmif4mtm- ctA sSMa-iyM.
Mlaaoiri, Jane USth. 1K79. fleas orward an at oace aaothef
bos of tbr Fast i ilea. The patient on wboas I bav vsed snost mt
roe bos, r additioa to a aaanple hos. ia faat recovering , asd I
think aootber will set him alf ngTit.
Marylaod, Sept. S, l79. Last Jaauary w r4 rrooa yM a
boa of yor reoiedy, (or ono of or custeaacra, aa4 it baa aaad
a perfect cure of bun. Wo have another auatoaaor mw suaTer
tug ia tba saaae way. asd wish by rotura aaail aaa ho 3 aoa
A lar(, a.w aaa raapl.t. Cuid. u W4
lock. ca.iaiaias, with aaaajr atnera, tha M
lowiaf cbapt.ra i A Caap.t.at Woaaaaaoea,
Stlactaa mt Wift, T. ap.raaa.au, co.ati.i
uaubla. SlrnlttT la woaB. caaa aaa Irmlacau
aavic. I. Bridraaaa, Xev'trm la If aabaada, A.tic. ta Wi,,
FrMlttntioa, Ha ca.a Clibacjr aaa MaariaaMi cwaparad.
CmibI (aa CiaiM . Ian mmm OlMiml,. a H
i.VbtaMrfa.M.i.iM.ajv.Lifc mi i i,iaiainmM
PrraM, Laaal rata at aaro . I ia. mm., rn.lv.im, Wanaa i,rala
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ifm tm. tm aara ml all ariaaa taiaaia; t4 yaf aa, rm 00 liaa. .0 aaaa.
UsiM Alriea,' Ltctvi ea xtaaoei a womisiool, 13a.
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it boau4 ia in
HlatttratiAia-, 1
a un.it. ctMiUiB.Bf 6M ptfe. u4 over 100
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Meed phyaiotas oC mbt yaara practice, (aa ia wall kawa),
aa4 tha a4rtM rUa far tvataaml hw4 4rm. will aa ff-aaa.4 at
anal laJaa ta taaaa aaflariaf frata bBiaarttMa af taa ryataaa. aarlr wimt,
laat tifw. ar an of ia amatblM aiiiiaa aaaar taa aaaat af M PIUTaTB
aa " Wttnont
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fTlHE roraieiaaa ia ckarr af thia oafs van ksawv laati.
mtt f it riaaia ia tha traataaaat mt CmArmmim H.mmtm kava aiii
tutaoa ara raa;iar grraauaaa m aaaaacitaa aaa -iTftry.
thair akjll aad aaiiKf aa aauca aapartor ! that mt iba ardiaary
prmctiuoaar. thai tba kava aaquira4 a aatiamal rapmatjaaj
tMrooio tftetr traaiaaai ot cnaaptiratra caana.
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oattipatioo. 4aapooaoajcy, coafaalAO mt iaoaa, a-araaoo to ao
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mt maul j Tiror, whxk en fir tho victim for haaioa-a or aoarrt-oTOa
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James Pettee
deaL"ii: in
Musical Instruments.
SoU Appointing Agent for
The Unrivalled Hasou A Hamlin
CABINET ORGANS.
Also State Aeent for the Henry F .Mii!er and
I W. C. EmeiTon Co. Pianos.
fit office, Sixth, one door south of Main St.
PLATTSMOUTH, NEB,
Music ScbolarM
Will do well to examine our
New Mason & Hamlin
NEW. BR I OK YARD.
I am going to
" thin spring and want to
MAKE THEM CHEAP,
that people can build
BRICK HOUSES IXSTEAD OF FRAME.
- I shall contract and
Build BRICK Houses,
the coming year and would like those
Intending to Build to
give me a call before looklug elsewhere
JERRY HARTMAN.
At my place on Washington Avenue or at K.
S. White',, store on Main Street, Plattsmoutli, I
Jebraska. 4gin3
New Firm !
JONES & AG NEW,
at the
Brick Livery Stable.
PLATTSMOUTH, - - NEBRASKA.
The old Rentier Stables, in riattHniouth. are
now leased by Joues & Aguew, and they "have
en hand New and handsome accommodations,
in the shape of
HORDES, CARRIAGES, BUGGIES,
and
SADDLE HORSES.
We are prepared to keep HORSES
FOR SALE TRADE!
And will
Train and Break Colts
- On Reasonable Terms,
ALSO REMEMBER,
inat wun pieniy oi rHm (tnat every
known we have) ii. ourctable. we c:m tret Kj
one
ers stiK-k and wagons, loads of hay, &c, under
cover, where they will keep dry.
Thai.kt-iK all the old patron for their lilx-rali-ty.weso.ieit
their trade for the future, satisfied
tli-t we can aceoiumtnlate l.'iain l)"ttpr and do
ufiicr oy iiii-iii man everoeiore.
50ly
JONES & AGNEW.
WILLiIAM HEROLD,
U0i1.-tUIb
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHS.
BLANKETS,
FLANNELS,
FURNISHING GOOD
:o:
GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS.
Large stock of
BOOTS and SHOES
to be
CLOSED OUT AT COST
Notions, Queensware,
and iu fact everything you can call for ia
the lino of
General Merchandise.
CASH PAID KOH HIDES AND FUKS.
AU kinds of country uroduca takeu in ex
change for goods.
; OLD AftD RELIABLE,
JDa. fcJAKfonD's Livre Invigoratobs
ia a Standard Paniilj Rsmedy for ,
lisuamis of the Liver, Stomach -V
HI1(1 I r. 1 Cnralv .w--.V I
JDebilitatea It is
fin
if uii t a j
j 5
SCatbartic and
1 MW, I 'Sf I f m!W.
a.'-a a f I E i jTmrnT-' r
.xia .a1.;
t I " l fti i. r v rs i
Inrigorato:
I f 1 T M -a Maaaaia'aJ
(lMd by the public?
.T OB - S-W Ail T I ta-aak
more Uum 35 rears. S
unprecedented reaulta.j
SEND V
rUK CIRCULAR.'
T. W. SAI.F08D, M.D., iS-lTAV
J as obccoist wiu Tiu. toc m BKraTaTMi. 1
a-elrfcJ
s
1 "1IUJ .ia- 1 J mjm-m i ll IBI ycana. a i
1 1 1 I . n a- a
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WHO 18 UMAC?yINTEDWITH THE
tt T llWIWIWO
CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R. R.
IS THE GREAT COXXECTIXG LIXK
its mala line runs rroai cnicaca to Council
uiunt, passing lurouea Joiiet, uttawa. Ml e.
Ueneseo, Mollne, llnck Island. Davenport. West
Liberty. Iowa City.Mnrenuo. Brooklyn. Urinnell.
Ies Moines (the capital of Iowa;, 8turt. Atlan
tic and Avihm ; wittt branches from Bureau
Junction to Peoria; Wilton Junction toMuxca
tine, WasbinKton, Fairtield. Kldon, Belknap.
LeRfPVille, Princeton. Trenton. Uallatin. Caiue?
von, Leaenwortl), Atchison, and KiinM Cityi
VashiiiKton to Sigourney, Oakaliosa. and Knox-
fiile; Keokuk to Farminuton, Bonaparte, ik-o
fonsport, janeoenoenu ciuun, i
Htumwa. Gdtiv.
pllle, Oskaloosa,
ne. isaaioosa. I'eus. aaonroe. ai
elia, Monroo. and IHis Uoineai
newton
JWton to Monroci lies Moines to InUianolu nJ
AVoca to Harlan. Tais ta positively the only
Railroad, whica owns, and operates a through
line from Chicago into the State of Kansas.
Through Express Passenger Trains, with Pull
man Palace Cars attached, aro run each war daily
between Chicago ,n1 ppj.Ri, Jfivs.ja t'. V.
COVXClL htVir. LBAttSWOKTlI ami ATCHI
SON. Throusbcars arealsorun betwen Milwau
kee and Kansas City, via the "Milwaukee and
Bock Island Short Line."
The "Great Rock Island" is matmiflcently
equipped. Its road bed is Miuply perfect, and its
Vratia is iniu wuu ifccvi rails.
eWhat will please you most will be the pie
f enjoying your uivals. while pawitus u
eantiful prairies of Illinois and Iowa, in i
irsca is lain wuu ateei raua.
ri DO the pleasure
le pawitu: vet in
es or Illinois and Iowa, in one of
our mamifloeut bininii Car that aocoiuuunr all
Through Kxpreos Trains. You set an entire
meal, as food as is served in uny first-class hotel,
loreeventy-flve ceuts.
Appreciatins; the fact that a majority of the
people prefer separate apartments tor different
. purposes (and the immense pessencer business
of this line warranting it), c are pleased t an
nounce that tnis company runs ruuman J'aiace
jjtftPing iMTf tat sicaptuif
pillows:, WhA im
PI'I.LMAX PALACE CARS are
COCClL. BLUFFS, KAMAs CITl.
Tickets via. this Line, knwwn aia the
. sUl Ticket A(U In the V'nlted States
jror uisrasun ni aouuaasie a i.
KIMBALL.
Gen'l Superintendent.
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j JjivAU. Ail Cii gU 11
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
l'lNE LUMBER,
LATH,
SHINGLES.
Dooaa, SAS"'
BLINDS,
ETC
ETC.,
ETC.
Matu street. Corner of Fifth.
I'LATTSMOUTJT, . r , . NEB.
Still Better Rates for Lumber
JOHN SHANNON'S
LIVERY SALE AND FEED
STaii-iBEai,
a '
Carriages always on Hand
HEARSE FUNERALS.
TAKE 'NOTICE I
I want all of my accounts settled to date,
anl I shall lo no more creiiit buxines. All olil
aci-oiiiii.t iiuisi ne srtneu up. ana no new one
will he made, tTnleis ifh aoouiuu are settled
slinrtly they will ho nued.
I w ish to do a sti icily cash business iu fut ure
JOHN SHANNON.
l'lattsmouth. N'cU.
MOlUilS OTtOUKKE
AKHin comes to the front with hi largft stock
of piece atoods, and miiKes l:U stand
ing jiffcr of a
FIT OR NO CASH OUT !
on every uit that lie mcasiiie for. Vou can't
miss the place an you go down street,
Opposite the Court Houe
(Sail nub see Sim !
48tf
ROBERT DONNELLY'S
"w-A.a-o.rsr
AND
BLACKM1TU
SHOP,
Wagon, Buggy, Machine and Plow re
pairing, and general jobbing
I am now prepared to do all kiuds of repairing
of farm and other machinery, as there
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. 1 WOR&MAX.
Sew Watoat and Burst ea made ta
Order.
; SATISFACTION' GUARANTEED.
Shop on Sixth street oopoxite S'reight's Stable
famer G rain er.
' ALL KINDS OF
fainting,' (Sratning. biasing.
3atsotuitting.
Alxo, Iecoratioii ot all kind.
Painted in GoodStyle.-'
FRESCOING A SPECIALTY.
REFERENCES :
A. B. TavX)K.
J. Vaukbt, Sr.,
K. UKXEB. 44tf
'. Holmes,
CT OCR A PHY OF THIS COUNTRY. WILL.
THIS MAR. THAT THE
BETWEEN TIIE EAST & TIIE WEST J
IMning frs foreatins- purposesonly. Oneother
treat reature or our ralace cars is a KMUKlMi
SAJahiN where you can enjoy your "Havana"
at all hours of the dar.
MaifiilUcent Iron Bridges span the Mississippi
and Missouri rivers at all points crossed by this
line, and transfers are avoided at Council Bluffs,
Kaunas , uy, teavenwortn, ana Atcutson. con
m et imis being pintle in Union Pepots,
THH PKINl fPAl, It. R. CON-NECTIOVS OP
TISGKKAT THROUGH LUiS ARB AS
Al i HiCAGO. with all diverging lines for the
and Hwith.
At KNGLEwoon. with the L. 8. & M. 8 and P
IX W. '. II. Rds.
mw-ashwutox Heights, with P., C. A St.
At I.A Sali.c. with III. Cent. R. R.
Atl'KoUIA. with lJ. P. 4 .1.; P, U. E.i I. B. A
XV ; 111. Mi.i i apd T, P. & W. Hds.
At IKkk Im.anii, with "Milwaukee A Rock
Isiaiid short l.inf." and Rock Isl'd A Peo. Rds.
At Uavkm-obt. with the JUavenport Division
C. M. .V St. P. It. K.
, At WKSTl.iiiEiiTy. with the B., C.R.& N.R.B,
ii ii!i. ki-u wiin i entrai lowa K. K
At lL8 Mol.NES. with I). M. . D. R. PL
At oiNriL m.rrrs. with Union JfaciOc R.R.
At OU4UA. wh . ft Mo. R. K. R. In Neb.
A t COM' M M I I J I'NOTION.with B..C. K.sN.R R.
At (J"rriTMWA. with Central ln K. K. i W..
St. I A 1'ac. and V. XI & Q. it. Rds.
At kioKCK, with Tol.. Peo. & War.: Wab., St.
Louis A I'ac. and St. I., Keo. A N.-W. R. Rda.
At Camkhon. with H. St. J. It. R.
At ATt iilsuN. with Atch Topeka Santa re:
Atch. & Neb. and Cen. Br. U. P. R. Rds.
At I.KAVKNwoBTU. with Kan. Pac- and Kan,
Cent. R. Kd.
iVrKAAS ClTV. with all line tor the West
and Southwest.
run through tm PEDUM. nv irnfvrs
ATC'IIIMOK, and LEA VEN WOKTH
"Ureal Kock Island Konte." stre, sold b
and Canada. '
your noauj tiea,et ante, ad dream.
12. ST. JOHN.
Gt-B'l Tfel, ftnd PawV Art.,
can
oago, 111,
O. F. JOHNSON,
DEALER IN
Medicines
AND
Drugs
WAEL
PAPER.
All Paper Trimmed Free of
CUarge.
. , ' '
Stationery, Magazines,
AND
Latest Publications.
Preaeriptlons Carefully Componndeo
by an Experleueed Droseist
REMEMBER THE I'l.ACE
Gth ST. DOORS SOUTH OF MA IX
PLaTTBMOUTH. NEB.
NEW FIRM.
-CsTEW GOO DS I I
JNO. RONS & SOX,
BAKERS AND CONFECTIONERS.
At O. tiuthman's old store.
A FULL LINE OF
Staple and Fancy Groceries,
NEW AND FUKSII.
BREAD- STUFFS,
of everj description.
Choice and Fancy Candies
nnil all kinds of
Canned Goods.
CIGARS AND TOBACCOS,
of ilie best brands.
CHRISTMAS TOYS, dC, dt
iu endless quantities.
Fresh Bread- Daily.
Don't fail to Call.
381y J. BOXS & SON, Prop s.
SAGE BROTHERS,
Dealers in
STOVES
KTC, ETC., ETC.
One Ioor Ka.st of tlie Post-Offlea, PlatLsmuiitli,
rurHAiva.
Practical Work era in
SHEET IRON, ZINC, TIN.
ZIERY,dcdc.
BRA-
Large assortment of Hard ana Soft
Purujis, Gass IMjies and Fittings.
OOAL STOYES,
WimkI and Coal Stoves for
HKATIXG Oil COOKING.
Always on Hand.
iTry variety of Tin, Sheet Iron, and Ziue
Work, kept in Stock.
MAKING AND REPAIRING,
Done on Short Notice.
rEVERYTllIXQ WA RRANTED 1 4H
Pit I ' EH LOW HOIVX.
SAGF,
Excelsior Barber Shop.
J. O. BOONE,
One door west of Soloraon'XJNatlian Star
SHAVING AND SHAMPOOING
Especial attention given to
CUTTING CHILDREN'S AND LA
DIES' HAIR.
AIX AND SEE BOONE, GENTS,
- And tret a boon In a
CXiELA-lJr SHAVE
t' '
. A E?'.':j4
AftonlahrnEl Durable and Urf
I.?.T'?N. a"L SJ R A
Matures of Power, Iu
f"rr ratfli n
.Sl-?,n,r 1 "er M-i.nrnlor a.iiperlulty. Four f &
mMo iwaire tkne
ti - r , r,j two orviCH improved .tiountrd IIovkm ..
ot 'loc.T.:AV'niniB,?p,?!;?
location, or manat,en.-it. lumitliw n
for sunenor mn4. mA i..... 1.1.. .i. i
auarante
CAUTIQPJ I L,!v,""'l"ru, " rmi:riiy
arrMi
BE NOT DECEIVED
KCH0L8, SHEPABD & CO.. Battl. Cree Mich. -,
, piaiiisy,,,
I l
' THE ItAEVILLE STOCK FA KM,
AT
AI.I1IOX, 1IOOIVE COIWTl',
ESSEX SWINE.
PUICE OF
Fi'vV" aeveu " " id t ea01 .f Jl p.e.r Kr
rive eeii $j " $ra " "
HOTEL. CITY HOTEL
PLATTSMOtlTH. NEB.
First clas Lodging Koonis.
First Class Boarding.
Good Sample Rooms
Ever thing and every comfort
A Good Hotel canFurnisli
Also. Good Wines, Cood Beer, Good Liquors.
Good Lemonade, Good Cigars, ' '
Kept at the City Hotel.
Mly FKED. GOOS, Proprietor.
LAND,LAND!
BEST FARMING LANDS,
IN NEBRASKA,
FOR SALE BY
Great Advantages to Buyers
IN 1S77.
Tu Years Credit at 0 per cent Interest.
Six Fears Credit al 6 per cent Interest,
and 20 per cent Discount.
Other Liberal IMxroantH Far Cash
Jtebatea on Farm and Krelshttt.
aad Premium a tor Improve
tuenta. lMmphlets and Mapo. containing full partic
ulars will be mailed free to any part of the
oild 4in application to
U.MJ COM MISSION ER. II. & M. R. It.
LlKCOI.Jf MKHltAaiKA.
-a
A. G. HATT
JUST OPENED AflAI.V.
New, Clean, First Class Meat Shop,
on Main Street Corner of 5th, l'lattsmouth
Everybody on hand for fresh, tender meat.
UTI.06
$25
i DAY GUARANTEED uia0u
WELL AUGER & DRILL ia good
territory. Eadorsad by Governor
cf IOWA, ARKANSAS &DAK0T
CaUlcjut bm. V.0VLl3.St.UzU.mX,
617 St, Charles Street, St. Lonli, Ho.
A rejrirlar jrrai. u:r of two Mt-Ui m: l-f- ha brrn lonfar
a;i;-d in thr i-r!a: treat 'iirrt nf ail Vuorenl. Sexual
ar.rt CUrcnif i. m.f G, tiisi arv ahr Physician lo 8C
Iaouit. a cily rcr. kfu).atd alt old rptidvHUknov,
Syphilia. Ooi.orrhnsj.ti.ett, Cti ti ture. Chchitla.
Htrnii, r I?ur:.r, t.l t'rinary X'.mn.Bei and
feypfamtic cr ie cui iJ A flection of tba Thrc-bt
feikin cr Lrnrif, ae traud vith unparallrled tucceaa. oa
latest aricnlittt- priii-:pitv. $afeiv. Trivalelj.
8p6iu..ioiiait.t. t xral lability nnd Impo
tancv. a tl rrn.i ot bv'f-Abu in youth, avxual
mrmmm in iitaturar , or H)iprrautw, and which produce,
owe mt thm fwlJowiiijE ertct-t : icrt-unrSa armtnaJ et.ta
atna, airbt.ity, dimness ot ilit,l irr'.ivc Hirnao y, pi tuple
aa lit f-ce. phym-a! darar, aer.uM Ut mm ivy uf nnmln,
aoututiou ot ideas, iota a-xnat puT. u., miderina;
xuaiTiaara in pjcpr or th; . 7 arc imrmuiMfntiy
ured. Coiiaul'.atiou at oIimv. r L 1 inil f. e-, aii invited,
Wbta tt is iuroiiv-fitivi.t t i:.it tl.e ci'y fi.r trealtm-nt,
Baadiciaaa can b sei.t by tr 9p.-t rrrtwlwe. 4"ur
a cases guaranteed, In-re dx.U t xutjt i ftankly Umv4
fanpUtt tit , 1 t ii;; W.x.n, 1 iuri ;
ffxan, for hyiz. 2 fcTp 1 li t.
fIARR2ACE I pF3.
p&Sls. I ' - GUIDE.
Klegant ciolIi and bintlina;. Sealed for &Cc.
in poitape or currency, urer nny voodertul aen airturea,
true to life, articles on tW t lowi;ir sutiec u : Hlio may
snarry. vhe not, why. Maihted. Won st-lmod, DiyviraJ
ay. V he inoulii mnrrv:
! f:featd hupuiie mar
! luereavMi. 1 he vit.!vi
f p Qrolti-t ion. atd niauiy
a.ra. j iMa in.rri'-al r rni.i.i . :ir lltarr:Be aliouid
raaa it, thn k-vt aiW lurL m A k. Fi,ulr.r alitioo.
amuabara, but paper r.rrr.laai pa'ea.. Urn ! tj maul,
la maniT r oatar Vhr,t anirh la A mimrv-m
are. J')Hse marri'-d or mi
aMMam1-TVETrgkrJl5
prescription mm
Tar tk ,.M.dy air. SrniaaJ WaalinM. Irt Mii-tua.
mrmmmmturm JLlaailily. K-rmttn.Hemm. lmpmd.n.r. (a,r.t..a
f Idaaa. AT.r.iun t fV.Mla. r.tfmjw Via-.tr. a-rf ai.
acraa. krotil.ta. ar -rrmt 1'rk.la tix.rmnx Kmw
mz,i aat me inf raumi,. Amnimm.
OR. JACOUEC, : Chaaanat St.. S, Leui--.it.
ai K.vrrff r
IT
: . . i. i- !
. . , r l'-r. J. A. D-rua, fh.D.
. 1 1"' fr .ir li rf their bolts eoera-
i it-- ' T rr Wim kvalR.er deerii-e I
'--!,. I-I -tti. IU. k .4 It a mr. IO.OOO
-. ...fit-, i r fWbt : ff.ia frm aa..!.'.
-. . . THIIHINIV Jt IV,
T.-t l" WT. LVl lK. MO.
NOT FA ft, to aora
for our Price Ll for
18S0. raaa to any
a.l.lre- upon ap-llt-to...
Contairu
diw'riptiona of erery
lhn, rqnlrt fi,r
1'i-raoiial or family one,
with orer 1.800 Jllnrrrliu. We aeil ail
f oods at whnlesa'e prlrm In quantltiea to ult
he purrha4-r. Tlie only liiOiinlion lo Anuria
who make ilii. thf :r aeial iiiiue)is. Address.
UOVTfiOMKKV VAHI&'0..
S27 Jt ii'J iVnbuali Ave.. Cliicaco, IU.
ly JS Bkl mm. mm mm A eoaaprtant auaiaaa aaaa la aar k
VAIlTLU c mm miy im thm t. I. a all a.
al jaipaat af Taup Warth iaaalaf tjr maKriptiaa.
Ttnci K... wHk rood rrfereaaca, v. (ursiab U MilSl n-ra.
aad p.. teraaa aal will laaar. a worse mrtr Sloe a KMlk.
ataai.aa MTUtaATtuaaa, riawnMMB,ai, uua, ua.
Ik- -t 'Si' Vr
Ba. WHITTIEll
MM M
OW1CINAL AND ONLY CENUINg
n
ft 8
Thre&hlng Machinery and Portable
ana i raction Engines.
, MATCHLESS. fr rain-Ralntr. Tim-8arin Pur.
MARVELOUS fr rn.ily tu,!,,, worj, u, ... H .
pmm.L"
VV -B U . R NINO STEA M-ENCI N ES. with SMeial
k Ktr it m-
iwiparatora, fruot
lri
Bualneae by U. hou,, without ohanm
t
we
ESSLX PIGS.
:iwo three .month old jo eheh, w$as per pr
Young Sows bred to tio.
Painting,
SIGN, CARRIAGE ami ORNA
MENTAL PAINTER,
-A.- A SII LET,
Sh'"j over the Urick Ulock
next to II
1 i m
uoeeic s.
FLArrSMOUTn,
NEB
BATES & K0H1TKE.
New Carpenter sliop on Main Street
Corner of 7th.
Bates & Kohnke, .
Builders, -
Con tractors,
and general workman in the
Carpenter line.
JAMES G-RACE
EelailLipr Dealer..
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
PLATTSMOUTII - - KEIJ.
Billiard Hall and Saloon on
Main street, four doors from Sixth at
Neville's old place.
BEST BRANDS OF CIGARS, A LES,
. 2 , WINES, d-C.
Kemeiuber The Xaine and l'lar.
lly ! ' James Graoe.
NEW
Livery, Feed & Sale
STABLE
Or an Old Stable in new hands entirely.
The ew Finn f ,
1I0L31ES k DIXOX,
open tlip nM .
STREW JIT It A UN, -on
tlie Corner of (itli and Pearl Streefs-willi a
New Livery OulfiL
(;()()! IIOItSRS AND CAP.MAi.'E.S at all
till!f.
HOUSES FOIl SA LE,
HOItSKS BOUGHT AND SOLD, '
HOUSES KEPT BY THE DAY OH WEEK.
Call and see HOLMES & DIXON.
WflhiitaiHilltHiiltlWMtMa
In a monthly, 100-ptuce Scrap Hank of tha ormmun ot
Mm Woe id a literature. Sihk copy, or J pmr
gtmr. An Oil C'hroxno Citt2t incheff of " Yoaroit
Valley. M one. 3: ' Black Hhaan." a il 80 book. n
paper bindinj;: 'Chritian Oakley s Miatak." a 0
book, in paper Diivlinf, nd a earaple copy of "Wood
Uouahold Maaxine alJ poat-patd. for onJy 30 ctot
m iinMwr t ur iu vuonvuv u-i4Mr iwdM, KfDM
wanted. Moot liberal term, but not tung aent f r.
ddreuS.b.Wood xibuo BuUdiOit, .Nuw YurkUitft
"IiLYSOAP MAKER:
tV3 Pm CENT. PURE.
(i'axeuled.)
FaWIXY FOWDEIfED.
ihgiixy rr.KFVMHn.
Tua Ftiwefi t f.i1 frrf-t T.v inalVM.":!!'
friak.r 12 -(nl: : i l tU ti'it i ! :"uuuul iLuu buoll
In C; liiimxUsi wilboiit l.o'llrii.'.
Th ljt vntiT-n;'rri:i r u. wlo.
Tlie Ix-st !iniul,' (;ii. t.
liia folkwiiir cr r-wo at tha itrlvntifnce
pbtaiatj by umiijT Lewu' 98 ltr UU. riwannl
Lyej
a . ... .
laa Kill) orrmooyaiils Int. c:i-i y tak-a if
by navlmf t'.io tri.i.ljM. a;.in ya ii'-". ti 1
daiiftr f'rot'i f rintf f.artic!r) ra
-Tf uii oilier J-yt. ;hu.ti. Ijt:"f
rm m l m t'm oil', luust
I. limtn witu a iuiUJiK-r U ifu
Tf A tae lA-e o'-rt.
hrioml. ii ne'Tiir a nia
aJpuwiler, ' can r.arne His
M-i an I )ur mil a i t f -.!
ti-ntat, bviiitf always rutoy fur
Tlif r&. A tt'Tidnof-r ':il nr more ni I .
Baeii. mn ia watJT-jltay .ifi-. fvrri'iibiru.
rtc,au'l ti:e lai itliir-ici u th run,nid
thereby fava tlie bii-rfe rf fy-nU-nia.
With mtiier Lyr. nil niut 1- di..
atouoe and u x l l-i a rlWt t-iu;. or tha
ai.-ii mi ia ari:ie.
Kourfli. A1:.Ii'tr ,.,Wr., T".
Fifth. The bfSt K-ap ran Ikj iuuUo in fr-a t a
to twenty D-inuu-a with tins I. v.
Hixtb. K' failure i. fei'."? Jn r-.-.'-Vir (Van
are followed. ' '
Heventti. One ran ef th'n rmr,ioT--l T-v 'a
to twenty i,uuds of feal huJa vr V.a
KishtW. One can rf this T.re H r-
CiaiiJ more of rreuK than s-.v. U.-.
ye Ball Potaati. or RK.i;,;.r.
Ninlll. Thia Iya 1 n wr t. . ; . t
any otlier I.ye or J'ot j. U.
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