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tre u( xirli notice.
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C.OMML-NlCAVIoSS.
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uii.st l brie. sn-1 to the pji:it. witli uo 1I
of WOI Js.
The k'T is ieloiisib'.e for the coirfctncwi
.-tirtiti( to copy of.pa.U matter hii1 paid Le
u.:.ouly. . 1 r.y person who takes the rHer regularly
tn.r.i (Mn'ii.lTli-e. whether ;iie-;ed to li.s
ii.ti,.-. t.r i "Tmt lie l JHit'o:-.iiT or not la
i-;.-.i.u:.il,Ii' for the pay.
I. It any person ordei tiu paper diseontln
Uf.l. he must l:iy all arrearages, or the publish
er niav eoi-.liime to send it u:itil payment is
-.na.ic.'ami collect the whole amoiiiit. whether
the lite" ' liken (rum the oil ice or not.
X ttie court have decided that rrfuMiiB ta
take itewHiiMiM rs ami periodicals from the post
oliice, or lemoviriK and nviii them uncalled
lor. is f.riiiKi ftirU evidence of istkntional
ritAi'l.
LOCAL NEWS.
Spring suits, the fittest in the land.
1 uaile up in splendid shape arriv
i at E-1. Wescott's. 51 12
For the best. Staple and fancy gro
ceries in I'lattsmouth. jro to J. V.
Wenkhach. 43tf
Vhn will we l ave Spring?"
Roberta sells wall paper. Oltf
Another heavy snow storm on
Monday.
a
"AUbastine"
Store.
at Roberts D1113
5Uf
A great ink-convenience the
printing press.
Clioice oranges and lemons at the V.
O. News Depot.
Sunday was a pleasant day; Mon
day, not quite so much.
For mixed paints go to Roberts'
Irn; fetore. 51tf
We intended to say more about
Hit snow, but 's no matter.
-New line of autograph albums at
l O. News Depot.
' And still the ice bridge over the
Missouri is in a passable condition.
For your bird cages and bird food
r lo the P. O. News Depot.
-The song of the iron-worker
"Will you love me wken I mold'?"
Birch Beer and Ginger Ale, at P.
B. Murphy's Billiard Hall. 1
The German measles have been
very prevalent about town.
-(ioecnswaie, at Hansen & Chas
sot's. The Presbyterian sociable at Mrs.
Parker Wise's, was very pleasantly at
tended.
Eggs only Grtc pr dozen at the P.
O. News Depot, for cl.wia nest eggs.
The continued spell of severe win
ter weather will have a rather dis
couraging effect upon our farming
community.
Glass and qneensware at Hansen
& Chassots, new stock.
Business it suffering greatly in
this city m account of the long stretch
of ill weather.
Trv P. P.. Murphy's "Hair Shell
3-cent cigar. It's the "boss." 1
Advices ftm Bismarck, D. T
Rtal thiit the Missouri is beginning to
breaK up at that point.
Call at Ed. Wescott's and see the
nobbiest Clothing in the city. 1
From present indications we judge
that coasting will be indulged in till
about corn-planting time.
Square dealing guaranteed at the
Great Red Store 41tf
The best and latest improvements
in agricultural implements at Fred
G order's. See his new Ad this week.
Men's A relics
Red Store,
1 T,0
at the Great
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See Fred Gorder's new Ad. All
. kinds of farming Implements, on hau l
ready for spring and summer trade.
Don't you think this town is large
enough to have an express office by it
self, that is to s:ty a stationary agent,
&C..&C?
Full stock of Hoots $2.23 at the
Great Red Store. 41 If
-Coal is coal, nowadays, "sartin sure.
It is a commodity that can be btain
ed whenever there is any to be had.
Just now it can't.
Special bargains at the Great Red
Store tor ;0 days. 41tf
Read the accounts of the weather
in other states, and then set it down
fer granted that this portion of our
state may call itself blessed indeed.
Go and see the new stock of glass
ware and china at Hansen & l.h.is
sot's. Organs cleaned and repaired b
James Pwttee. tf
Eock out for P. li. Murphy when
he moves 1 is stove at the Billiard hall
this Spring.
Don't forget the date of the Ken
da!! Combination, coming Monday,
March 21st.
Come and se the inductm-nts we
ate offering. Great Red Store. lltf
Phil Young has the largest assort
ment of ladies' and gents pocket books
in the city.
Hats, the latest shapes, and of the
Wst quality, just received at Ed. Wes
cott's. 1
Wallpaper in great variety, and
in sh;nles to suit the most fastidious,
at Roberts' Drug Store. 5H2
George E. Dovey. of the firm of
E. G. Dovey & Son, will start for New
Yoik City next week to lay in an ex
tra large supply of Spring goods.
ji Soe how cheap they sell furniture
"SisWe Great Red Store. 4 1 1 f
SrkaaaPhil Young's yu will find
WmmUtiiA choice tu tpie sagar, figs and
B'-Ved furniture call on the
kiM A?, u, tVtore and get low priees.41tf
tt. lurma jfjU
mTTIJi J3t noted .men of modern
iMiftin publicly attested to the
?iJiot Ayer's Cberfy Pectoral as a
M,
tjreat Hetl More, save money bv seeing
us first. ' 4ltf
The largest steek of white lead,
oil and mijed paints ever brought to
P'ttsmouih. at Rberts' Drug Store.
Uottotn prices guaranteed. 31t2
' Twenty yards best print for 1.00
at the Grat Ked Store. 4djtjr
Personal.
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J. C. Gilmore arid J. M. Meisinger
called Saturday.
Mrs. Leesley has been, and is still
very ill. with dropsy.
Young Mr. Spence, from near Lou
isville, called lasl week.
Mrs. E. II. Eaton moved into Mr.
Windham's nouse, Tuesday, of this
week. -
Mr. A. W. White left for the east
last. Tuesday for a spring stock of
goods.
Mr. Kalisky, senior, is here now. We
met the gentleman Monday, and were
much pleased with his apjearance.
Many old farmer friends of the Her
ald in the vicinity have called lately.
and all express themselves satisfied at
its course, and rene wed their subscrip
tions.
James Economy Hali, Esq.,' one of
our late legislature men, called to see
the Herald last week. That night
work has worn Jamesdown, at Lincoln
some, he looks thin. We'll have to
turn him out to gntss this spring and
let him flesh up a little.
John Mutz, Esq.. our old Democrat
ic friend, formerly of Eight Mile
drove anil now ot Peru, is home on a
visit, and we must say has improved
in Health a ere a", deal since he lived
here. He was telling Dr. Chi'ds, and
Capt. Marshall all about the cold
weather of oC-7.
Mr. Henry Dubois of New Paltz, N.
Y., called last Monday morning and
paid tip f jr the Herald, to which he
has been s. constant subscriber for
many years. Mr. Dabois has been at
tending to his business interests in the
county for the past five or six. weeks,
and returns to New York soon
Capt. E. B. Murphy and family re
turned to Arapahoe last week, al ter a
winter's slay in old I'lattsmouth. Capt.
Murphy was a prominent and valua
ble citizen of this burg in the days
gone by. The editor of this paper
met Capi. Murphy, first, in Omaha, in
1SG4, long before "we ever thought of
living here, in just about as snowy a
time arf the present, and we rather
think if Cap's, foresight was as good
as his hindsight, he never would have
left good quarters here (down at Pat's
for instance) for the wilds of the Re
publican alley, until some time lu
July.
A bite from a rattlesnake is some
thing not more uanueroua than a se
vere Cougi 01 Cold- A well merited
reputation has Dr. liiill 3 Cough Syr
up. an ' this remeuy is sold by all
druggists. Prico 25 cents.
-From the Omaha Republican we
learn that Rev. I). Marquet t and wife
of that city, celebrated their llfteenth
anniversary 011 the lat inst., and were
the recipients of a number of hand
some articles of china, silver and glass
ware, and !?45 in cash
Are you going to whitewash this
spring? If so, don't fail to get some
of that "Alabastine" at Roberts' Drug
Store. It will suit you. 51t2
The sidewalks and cellars en the
south side of lower Main street are in
danger of being submerged in case of
a sudden thaw. The gutters are piled
so high with snow, ice aud rubbish,
that they are many feet higher than
the sidewalks
Spring is approaching, and when
you get ready to paper your rooms' call
at Roberts' Dru:; -store and inspect his
stock uf Wall Paper. Sold at astonish
ingly low prices. 51 12
It was hoped that dog-poisoning
had about ceased in this town, which
however, is not the case. Occasional
cases stiil occur. some of the victims
being valuable dogs, and of great pe
cuniary loss to the owners. Is there
no means of ferreting out the perpe
trator of the dastardly deeds.
A partial loc of Spring stock, in the
way pi Dress goods and the like, now
on hand and open for inspection, at i,
S. White's. Coming all the time, and
everything in the latest stile. Prices
remarkably low. 1
Oh yes, just received fresh figs
choice ocoanuts and pure maple su
gar, at the P. O. News Depot. It
No remedy in the world ever came
into such universal use, or has so fully
won the confidence of mankind, as
Aver's Cherrv Pectoral for the cure of
coughs, colds and consumption.
Only one price at Wescott's, and
that the least that yond goods can be
afforded for. Call and see the new
Clothffig, Hats, Neckwear, etc., etc.
Ei. Wescott,
5112 .. The -Boss" Clothier.
A good purgative medicine is one
of the absolute necessities of the age
This want has been supplied by Dr. J
C. Aver & Co., wIiosh celebrated Ca
thartic Pills are known to b,e the saf
est, surest and best purgative meui
cine ever offered to the public. They
are mild but certain in their effects
and keep the system in good condition
Mr. A. E. Touzalin tent-his check
for i?3) to the boys of the fire depart
ment for th:;ir aid during the late
warm time at the B. & M. R. R. shops
Maybe they'll build a sidewalk round
that old tower with some of it
Pain from indigestion, dvspersia,
and too heavy eating is relieved at
once by taking one of Carter's Little
J-iver Pills immediately after dinner,
don t forget this. Lor sale by Smith,
Black & Co.
Another fall f snow the first of
the week, commencing some time in
the night Sunday and continuing
throughout the day Monday. It was
probably about the heaviest snow fall
in the length of time of the season,
about six inches, but as it was entire
ly unaccompanied' in this section by
wind, and the weather was mild, the
thermometer-standing the most of the
time a degree or two above the freez
ing point, the roads were but little
blockaded.
All cases of weak or lame Lack,
back-aehe, rheumatism, &t. will find
relief by wearing one of Carter's Smart
Weed at.d Belladonna Back-ache Plas
teis. Price 25 cents. For sale by
Smith. Black & Co.
The Board of Trade met Tuesday
night, hud a very good meeting, and a
full atteuuanee. All the old commit
tees were ordered to report, and a Hew
committee oa city improvements cre
ated, whose duty lz shall be to see
what can be done to improve the elty
this summer, get water w?rks, have a
wagon bridge across the Platte and
keep things lively generally.
In justice to yourself and family
yon should kt monpjr. Therefore
io r fire.ted Store before
41tf
rKeep off the bottom of the old i
Missouri this spring, mfad that.
-rSolomon & Nathan, the great dry
goods and fancy notion firm, are mov
ing into their new store in Gorder's
building.
- There is not one article in the line
of medicim s that gives so large a re
turn for the monev as . a good porous
strengthening plaster, such as Carter's
Smart Weed and Belladonna Back
ache Plaster. For sale by Smith.
Black & Co.
Who savs Joe Connor is going to
run for Mayor. Pslnuvl We've beard
that for tea years. It'i getting old,
give us some news.
Agents for cheap Pianos some
times claim that they can furnish the
Steixwav. Do not be deceived by
them as we are the only authorized
agents in Nebraska.
45tf Max Meyer &, lino., Omaha.
Sam'l Barker is the worst man in
the "biziifss". He was burnt out at
Galesburg and frozen out on the road
east. what shall we do with
Sam?
They are selling the best clothing
at the Great Red Store, at such very
low prices, and you have everything
guaranteed as represented or money
refunded. That is why you should
go there for all you need. 31tf
The plasterers are about getting
ready to manipulate the inside walls
of the new hotel building, and v ill
push their work to a hasty completion.
The proprietors, Guthm in Bros, are
using every means in their power to
have the hotel ready for occupancy in
a few days.
If you want to buy or sell city proper
ty of any kind
If you want to buy or sell a farm of
any kind
If you want money with, farm lands to
secure it call on ill s. Wise,
4Cm5 Fitzgerald Block.
The Insurance Companies doing
business in Plattsmouth pay taxes on
premium receipts as follows:
Phccnix.'of Hartford 822- 94
Hartford. " 15 70
Fire fe Marine, Springfield... .. H 27
Oneen. of London 1 31
German American 2 21
Home, of New York 84 12
Underwriters 21 54
North American 15 80
Franklin, of Phila 0 44
P.ienix of N. Y C 23
Total.
S187 C6
Every woman who suffers from
Sick Heaadches, and who djslike to
take bitter doses, should try Carter's
Little Liver Pills. They are the 'eas
iest of all medicines to take. A pos
itive cure for the above distressing
complaint; prevent and cure Constipa
tion and Piles. As easy to take as su
gar. Only one pill a dose. 40 in a
vial. Price 25 cents. If you try them
you will not be withont fhem. For
sale by Smith, Black & Co.
Miss Lessie Black, we learn, was
married one day hist Week at Council
Bluffs to Mr. Herbert II. Hunt. She
had gone hither ostensibly to ' visit
friends, but events proved on an errand
of a somewhat different nature.
While this is an unusual and pome
what hazardous step on the part of a
young lady, we tcust that Miss Lessie's
life ruay be free from the "ills" which
some times follow such marriages ex
traordinary, and that she aiay be hap
py. She returned to Plattsmouth
Monday of this week, and remained
until Tuesday afternoon when she left
for Omaha, her future home.
In bringing the Prickly Ash Bitters
before the public, we claim that it is
one of the" best remedies extant for the
preventation and cure of all diseases
arising from a disordered liver. By
using them according . to directions
they will keep the system in a strong,
healthy condition, and prevent any
miasmatic influence. Ask your drug
gist for them. Price 81.00 per bottle.
50t4
Only four weeks and then Spring
Election. What are we going to do?
Get together and elect a good business
Citv Council or fight over personal
matters and leave our city to be rttn
in debt azain there was never a
time when we need wise, piudeut
councils more thau now. Just emerg
ing from a frightful lethargy and a
vast encumbrance of debt. Platts
mouth seems to have a bright future
before her, if her true interests are
watched and guarded, and extravagant
schemes for personal benefit can be
held in check, aud such outlays as
will best conduce to safe and last'ng
prosperity be made, and such only,
we may indeed hope that this will be
come the third city in the state, and
not otherwise. What do the business
men say ?
The Knabe" Piano admits of
only one equal, and that is the Stein
way." 'We are general agents for
both. "Highest degree f excellence
are the wor!s of the Judges of the
Centennial Exposition in 187fl.
Max Meter & Bko.,
45tf swle agents.
x Any one desiring an eastern pa
per which shall give in a condensed
but clear and reliable form the gener
al news; which. is lively bnt hot" senta
menta! aggressive without being
coarse, and carefully and ablv edited
cannot, in our estimation, d better
than to subscribe for the weekly or
semi-wefkly New York Times. It
is specially adapted for family reading,
as it rejects adveitisements of lot
teries, of quacks and medical pretend
ers which spread the poison of vice
through society. . Its correspondence
by mail and telegraph from all parts
of the world is very exhaustive and its
facilities fr collecting foreign and do
mestic news are of the best. The
Times will be clubbed with the Her
ald at the fallowing rates: Weekly
Times and Herald 1 yr. 2.75. Semi
Weekly Times and IIerald 1 yr. 84.25.
The best joke on Pal mer happen
ed last week when he went to see
Bernhart. The C. B. A K. C. train
was held for Gov. Nance and party
over at the junction. By some means
the Governor and party could not
come, and only Cap Palmer and fami
ly went over. The conductor on the
other side grabbed "Sister" and swung
hei into the car, caught Palmer by
the arm and. says "Come Governor,
hurry up, I've been holding this train
an hour for you, get aboard." When
Gayle told him that wasn't the Gov
ernor but only one of Plattsmouth's
biggest mil'tary men. the conductor
swore a streak so lonc and loud they
saw the smoke and heard the whirr
of the curses in Glen wood. However
they p;issed Palmer off for the Gover
nor to all the passengers, as it would
never do to let them know they had
been kept waiting aa hour for a com
'mrav'iuorlal, even if he was the bosa
Insurance Agentf,tba U. 8, , ,
:; 5ea to Ills Eest-. ;
-" Mr. Joseph Schmidt, a cigar maker
by trade, who-has been unable to work
for some ten weeks past. Was found
dead last Friday morning, the 4th inst.
at his boarding house, Mrs. Oliver's,
corner Vine and 5th Btreels. lie has
been sick for some time with lung dif
ficulties, but his death was not consid
ered so near, as e has been up and
about a great portion of his time. He
retired as usual Thursday night, aad
in the morning was found stiff and
cold in his bed, having been dead for
some hours. The funeral took place
Saturday afternoon from the house.
Rev. Burgess officiating, and the re
mains were followed to the grave by
his brother cigar makers and those
resident in the house. Mr. Schmidt
was in the employ of Mr. Julius Pep
per berg aad afterward of Schlegel Bros.
A fund was raised by the cigar mak
ers of Plattsmouth to assist in defray
ing the expenses of his funeral and
part pay ment of his board, as Lis ten
weeks of iillness had exhausted his
means.'
Died.
MILLER In tki city, March 8th. 18-31, it 12
o'clock, iniiliiiKlit. ICAi.fii. youngest aon of
'Mr. a utt Mm. DmvIJ Millar, ugva 2 years, T
mouth and 21 days. Funeral services from
the family residence, Weduesd.ty, Marc!i9th,
at 2 ;30 p. 111.
The death of Mr. and Mr. Millet's sua must
have been very sudden, and the Hkkald deep
ly sympathizes with the bereaved parenU.
Married.
McFAKLAND--JOHNSTOX At the residence
of the bride' father, March 6tli, by Key. O.
B. l'riieu. Mr. James McKaki.aid to Miss
Sakah a. youiiKevt daughter of IS. W. John
son, all of W eeping Water, Nebraaka.
A number of friends were present, atd the
happy bride was the recipient of many fine
presents.
Irish Land League.
The members of the Irish Land
League of this place, and those inter
ested in the troubles of the Irish peo
ple at present, are invited to attend a
"meeting to be held in Fitzgerald .Hall,
on Sunday afternoon, March 20th, at
3 p. m. This meeting is held in the
afternoon of Sunday so that the work
ingmen can attend, the cause being
such as demands the att ntion of all
friendiy to the cause, and the better
the day the better the dued.
tat,)
List of Letters
Remaining unclaimed in the Post Of
fice at Plattsmouth, Cass County, Neb.,
MARCH 10, lSdl.
Brinkman Frank
Burnt Wm.
Brown Gay
Cooley J. C
Connaly Nettie
Cockrell Wm.
Craw fold J as.
Caplen Annie
Dovey Kelley
Forbusn H. H.
Garnell Mr.
Goodell C. L.
Gettings J. L.
Hicks A. C.
Hendricksou C. E,
Irving G. W.
Persons calling
Johnson J. P.
Keyser J.G.
Keiler Dabny
Landers Dau'l
Miller Sarah
Murray E. C.
Murian Wm.
McMuilin Mary
Martin Wm.
Mutz Lilia
Murphv J. C.
Oswald G. VV. (2)
Olsen Anton
Ruby Isaac
Smith Melia
White Win.
for the above will
please say "advertised."
J. W. Marshall, P. M.
Written Spelling.
Names of pupils who have spelled
three hundred words without missing
a single word. Lewis Brainard; Roy
Davis; Henry Lehnhoff; Belle Mor
gan; Anna Thompson; Lida Patter
son; Ella Wright; Lena Weckbach;
Mary Weidman. Mrs. Bowes,
Teacher 1st Inter. Department.
WEEPING WATER SCHOOLS.
Who stand Highest.
Winter term of W. W. school closed
Friday, Feb. 25th. Below we give the
names of two in each grade who stood
highest in their recitations dining the
term: ,
7th Grade Cora Coatman. Etta Far
ley. ,
Cth Grade -Grace Clizbe, May Rus
sell. 5th Grade Stt-lla Reed, Geo. Far
ley. J. B. Phildert, Teacher.
4th Grade Ida Mather, May Clizbe.
3d Grade Mary Myers, Georgie
Reed.
2d Grade Ohi Thomas, Louise Yeo-
UlTWlS.
1st Grade Raymond Jenks. Louis
Ashman. Anna Calkins, Teacher.
No. pupils enrolled 116: Average
daily attendance 00.
J. B. Phildert, Principal.
Firemen's Meeting.
Tuesday, March 15lh, at council
chamber, at 7:30 p. hi. sharp. All
members aro requested .o be on hand
without fail. Business of importance.
By order of the.President.
John Wayman, Sec.
- Alabastine,
An Alabaster Cement, far superior
to kalsomine, and inure durable. It
can be apulied in any tint, and will
hold it3 color longer than any other
whiting known. It is ready for use
by simply adding water aud can be
applied by any one. Sold in 5 lb pack
ages at 50 cents a package for vhite
and 00 cents per package for tints.
For sale by J. M. Roberts, Drugpst. 1
Removed. -Miss
Elizabeth Holmes, the dress
maker, formerly over Solomon & Na
than's at their old stand, has removed
to the room over Hansen & Chassot's,
east of S. & N8 present location. 51tl
Notice.
I hereby give notice that W. McAf
fe is no longer in my employ, and
that all bills due me at South Bend
should be paid to the subscriber, aud
all business of the st re settled with
the undersigned.
- S. E. Greenslate.
South Bend, -March 9th, 1881.
For Sale.
One pair of mules with harness. Ap
ply to James Pettee.
For Sale.
One bay mare, with foal to a well
bred horse. Apply at this Office.
For Sule.
House and ten lots in block 23, in
Duke's Addition to the city of Platts
mouth; frjur lots under cultivation;
balance timber; good house of two
rooms, and eut buildings. The entire
premises fenced in, and everything in
good shape. Will be sold cheap if ap
plied for soon For terms and further
particulars apply to
Anthony Yanda,
At Schnellbacher's Blacksmith Shop,
50t4 Plattsmouth, Neb.
XaineNevrs.
Hop Bitters, which are advertised
in eur columns, sire a sure cure for
ague, billiousness and kidney com
plaints. Those who use them say
they cannot be too hichlv recommend-
aa. 1 hose afflicted should give them
a fair trial, and will become thereby
eni.-",1u-Ji'0 Pr-iiae of tUt-ir Cur-
COltftESPONDENCE.
Mainland Notes.
Ed. Herald: The friends of i. r
S. C. Holden aud wife, got up a pleas
ant surprise in the shape of a crystal
wedding on the 28th ultimo, The pres
ents made combintnLthe useful with
the beautiful. Mr. O. F. Morion made
the presentation speech, to -which the
recipient made a response. Mr Hold
en and wife obeyed the injunction of
the late Horace Greeley, and in l.StSG
left the Pine Tree stale and came to
Iowa, where they remained until 16CS,
when they settled in this stale. Mr.
II. will soon leave for Lincoln, where
he and his partner propose going into
the manufacture of terra cotta ware
and face brick for stole fronts.
We have a good working Alliance at
this point and a good degree of inter
est is manifested.
The election of Gen. C. II. VanWyck
litis infused new courage in the breasts
of all; and if we succeed in obtaining
justice in the matter of transportation
we will next tackle the question of
taxation. It will do to ruminate upon
the latter subject, for it will come up
for discussion.
S. une oy one me ciogs upon agntui-.
tural progress will be removed, ana
the farming class may attain to that
degree of prosperity which is their
just due. Oxford.
Luella Notes.
Ed. Herald': We are having more
f that "beautiful snow." It is not
quite as cold however, and the matri
monial boom has consequently subsid
ed, although there seems. to be-' linger
ing symptons in a few cases.
Our friend, Mr. John Pool, has been
in poor health of late.- An uncle of
the MeCaig brothers, and his family,
from 2(. Y. state, are visiting the boys,
and we understand thinks of locating
in Nebraska. The winter term f our
district school, successfully taught by
Miss Clata Holenbeck, closed Feb. 25.
El m wood Alliance has added a de
bating exercise to its order of business,
and we propose taking up the question
where ClfUrch Howe and Whedon left
off, and fight it out on that line if it
takes two summers. Thanks to our
friends for copies of dailies received
from Lincoln during the session. We
are sorry that the criticism of ur
friend, Mikie Cavey, should have call
ed forth such a "Boreal Blast" from
the Herald, against us farmers gen
erally. Mikie may not be skilled in
penmanship, nor have expressed him
self very grammatically or eloquently,
qualifications few of us farmers pos
sess. Our opportunities may have
been more limited than some of the
quill dr ver3 of the press, but we had
a right lo expect a more gentlemanly
treatment from the editor of a paper
that has received the paid in adcanc
support of .many of our farmers. We
must, however, confess to a part of the
accusations in the article, and that is
the large amount of gullibility we pos
sess, and to the many times we have
been sold out, but we propose profiting
by our past experience, and like our
Hon. f riend from CasB. we don't Intend
to do so again." "Perfection falls not
to the share of mortals." If the Her
ald will foigive our folly of the past,
we will try and look out for the moss
backs in the future.
Adirondack.
There was nothing derogatory to "us
farmers" in our answer to Mr. Cavey,
that we can see, nor to "paid in ad
vancu" subscribers, nor anything that
Mr. "Adirondack need take up, nor
that was ungeutlemanly.
When farmers, or any one calling
themselves such, attempt to criticise
a newspaper, of which they have had
free use, they should at least read
straight, and state facts. The answer
was a protest agak.st this foolish reck
less class of statements made by per
sons who never half read or go to the
bottom of anything, but tear a news
paper up and stamp on it if it happens
to contain anything they do not un
derstand or agree with. Real hard
headed mun of sense do not take a
newspaper because it agrees with their
pet views, but to get information from
it, if the editor has depth and breadth
enough to furnish that, whether it be
for or against a given plan.
When the Herald is fool enough
tt let you chaps use its own coluni:.
to find fault with what it says, the
least you can do in return, it would
seem to us, is to really read what it
does say, and also to give, the p;iper
credit for what it has done for you
that is good, and not say that its
friendly intentions are "taffy" and
misstate and misinterinet our mo
tives and put a false construction on
plain facts and figures.
Tiy, Mr. A., and have your friends
say something kind, good, generous of
the paper once, and of tne friends who
have been generous of time and space
in your behalf, and see how much bet
ter they will feel, and how much near
er we will come to actine in harmony.
the Cass Comity Agricultural Society.
The farming community of Platts
mouth aud vicinity met Saturday,
March oih, at the Court House, and
hold the annual election of ofHccrs for
the County Agricultural Society, the
resuls of which was the election of D.
11. Wheeler as president, J. C. Gilmore
vice president, II. M. Bushnell Secre
tary anu Ami Todd Ass't Sup't and
Director.
A committee on premium list was
elected as follows: J.C. Gilmore. J.
N. Wise, Sam'l Thomas, Mrs. J. N.
Wise and Mrs. MacMurphy, whose du
ty it is to report lo an adjourned meet
ing of tht society to be held on the
201 h of March.
In the meanwhile we suppose they
will meet and go over the old premium
lists and make the necessary correc
tions. The rules and by-laws need
some attention and modifications. Now
is the time, too, to have the speed pre
miums altered and arranged to suit
our young farmers, if they take any
interest in the fair, and this depart
ment of the same.
The auditing committee also reports
at the meeting on the 36th, and we
hope there will be a full turn eut, as
the success of the next fair depends
on these initiatory steps.
The following communication was
handed to the council by the mavor
last Saturday evening. It is an im
portant matter and should receive
careful consideration.
Plattsmouth, Neb.,
March 5th, 1881. (
Gentlemen of the Council:
In regard to the petition asking for
the re-establishing of the grade on
Main street, I wish to say, that if it is
necessary to change the erade. it
should be doue now. as there is a prob
ability that a number of houses will
be built the coming season which
would prevent a change of grade
without incurring damages. In my
opinion it should he done. The peti
tion which has brought this matter
to the attention of the council, only
asks that the grade be re-established
from 6th to 7th street, and from Chi
cago to Washington avenue on 7th
street. 1 think it highly important
that the grade on top of the high
school lull fiould be established, tak
ing ttn btgu actjool buirdmir tar- a.
guide, and establishing the grade in
such a manner- as to. beautify the
grounds, and drain the water away
from the building in every direction
When the grade of the high school
grounds are fixed, the grata on the
streets adjoining those grounds is
necessarily established. Wiien this is
done I apprehend the grade of Main
will be considerably lower than it is
at present, on top of the. hill, and ns
any one can readily see by going over
the ground, it will make the lots on
Main street, on top the hill, much
more desirable for private residences.
Seventh street is as far west as busi
ness is likely to go on Main It is al
so the street connecting the northwest
and southwest parts of the city, it al
so connects Chicago and Washington
avenues, and at no very distant day
will be one of our important streets.
Wherefore the grade of this street
should be suitable for business pur
poses. When the grade is established
on top of the hill aud on 7th street, it
will, as a matter of course, regulate
the grade on Main from one point to
the other, and if these grades are fix
ed, as 1 think they should be, the grade
up the high school hill will not be
nearly so steep as at present. Gentle
men of the Council, I deem this mat
ter of great importance, and desire to
urge you to take the necessary steps
to iiave these grades established to the
best advantage. You all realize what
a serious mistake was made in estab
lishing the grade on Main from the
river to 6ih, that is beyond remedy.
.You now have it in your power to do
a great public benefit to the city by
putting these grades where they
should be, before it is too hate. Ho
ping you will consider this matter fa
vorably, I am your humble servant.
j W. Johnson, Mayor.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Prof. Rice's Lightning Thorough Bass
Instruetor.
Bj use of this chart any one who
can sing a song can learn to accom
pany themselves on Organ or Piano at
ence. The lest thing yet offered. Call
at Leonard's ".Music and Art Gallery"
satisfy yourself, buy oue, and learn to
play your own accompaniments.
James Pettee,
Sole agt. for t ass Co.
Notice to Teacher.
Examination of persons wishing to
teach in Cass county, will be at the
following times and places:
At Plattsmouth, 1st Friday and Sat
urday in January, February, May, Au
gust, October and November. At
Weeping Water, 1st Friday and Satur
day in March, June and September. At
Louisville 1st Friday and Saturday in
April, July and December. Notice of
other examinations will be given.
At Elmwood the last Friday and
Saturdap of March. At Greenwood
the last Friday and Saturday in Feb
ruary. E. H. Wooley,
42tf Superintendent.
Arousing its Readers.
An alarm of fire at midnight is a
startling thing, but not half so start
ling to many who hear it as would be
the sudden knowledge of their own
dangerous physical condition.' Thous
ands of thousands are hurrying to
their graves because they are careless
ly indifferent to the insidious inroads
of disease and the means of cure. It
is the mission of II. II. Warner & Co.,
with their Safe Kidney and Liver
Cure, to arouse men to a sense of their
danger raid cure them. Memphis Ap
peai. 47tl3
Hair Work-
Of all kinds done by Mrs. A. Knee;
leave orders for the same at Mrs S.
Swarts' millinery Store. 43tf
They mean business at tli3 Great
Red Store. Goods positively lower
than any house in town. See for your
self. -ltf
Money te Loan.
Money to loan on Real Estate, at 9
per cent interest, tf D. II. Wheeler.
liny Only the Genuine Singer
of the Company's Agent, F. C. Bowen,
office at Mrs. Swarts' Millinery Store.
Main Street, Plattsmouth. Needles,
Oils, and Accessories always on hand.
Machines sold on Monthly Payments.
46tl3
Dr. Black's
Rheumatic Cure, an internal medi
cine warranted a safe, certain and
sneedy cuf s for Rheumatism, Neural
gia, Lame Backs, Pains in the side.
Stomach, Kidneys, &c, &c. Smith,
Black & Co. have. sold over one hun
dred bottles in the last two months
4Stf
Oh, What A Cough!
Will you heed the warning. The
signal perhaps of the sure approach of
that more terrible disease Consump
tion. Ask yourselves if you can
afford for the sake of saving 50 cents
to run the risk and do nothing for it
We know now from experience that
Shiloh s Cure will Cure your Cough.
It never fails. This explains why
more than a Million Bottles were sold
the past year. It relieves Croup and
Whooping Cough, t once. Mothers
do not be without it. For Lame
Back, Side or Chest use Shiloh'a Par
ous Plaster. Sold by Smith, Black
& Co. Ceowtf
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint.
Is it not worth the small price of 75
cents to free yourself of every symp
tom of these distressing complauits.
If you think so call at our store and
get a bottle of Shiloh's Vitalizer, every
b'dlle has a printed guarantee on it;
use accordingly, and if it does you no
good it will cost you nothing. Sold
by Smith Black & Co. Ceowtt
We have a speedy and positive Cure
for Catarrh. Diphtheria. Canker mouth
and Head Ache, in SHILOH'S
CATARRH REMEDY. A nasal in
jector free with each bottle. Use it if
you desire health and swet breath.
Price 50 cents. Sold by Smith, Black
& Co. Ceowtf
J. II. Buttery sells the best cough
medicine. He has confidence in it,
and he is willing to refund the money
if it does no good. Ask for Piso'a cure
for Consumption. Price 2 cents and
SI. 00. 4210
Cigar Clippings. 35 cts. per
lb., at Schlegel & Niemann's,
opposite P. 0.
7tf
Pepperberg's cigars are the most
reliable for purity and Oneness in qlal
ity, and are far superior to any other
make. Ask your dealers for them. 25tf
Go to the
GREAT RED STOKE
FOK BARGAINS IN ALL LINKS.
You can positively do vourself some
good. ; 31tf
Money to Loan.
On good farm property on longtime.
Apply to J. W. Jennings,
ltf Plattsmouth.
BEATTY'S
ORGANS. 15
Stop 4 Set Racds
inly tea Adares
DauielF. Beatty
HOP BITTERS
Cure all diseases of the Stomach, Rowns. Liver
kidney and L'riu:iry Organs, Nervousness.
SWplensoess, a id especially Female Coru
plaiat. Ask your druggist for Hop Bitters
and try thorn before you sleep, . Take
other. Send for circular.
Hop Bitten. Ml'g Co.. ibester.rV. V. aad
Ttieai, Oat.
Brewn'n Pepsi Tojilc
" Cures Dyspepsia, -Indigestion and
Sick-headache. You have only to, try
it to prove it. It furnishes the stom
ach wilb Pepsin, Rhubarb, Mandrake
and Gentian, the natural principles of
digestion. No remedy ever offered to
the public has relieved so much suf
fering as this wonderful Preparation.
Mrs. Mira Jones, Fairmount, Kas.
says: "I had Dyspepsia, for ten years
and have been cured by using two bot
tles of Brown's Pepsin Tonic, after
trying a dozen doctors."
A. O. Butler, Rockville, Mo,
writes: "You have iny thanks for a
life saved by this Wonderful Remedy.
I commenced improving after taking
the third dose; its effect on the stom
ach, liyer and bowels, was almost mag
ical." E. B. Hall, Hiattville,Kansas.,says:
Please send me by express
one gross of Brown's Pepsin Touic. It
excels all other remedies for Dyspep
sia ever sold in this community. I
cannot keep store without it.
For sale bv J. II. Buttery, Smith,
Black ct Co.." J. M. Roberts, and O. F
Johnson, Plattsmouth, and John Paint
er East Plattsmouth.
To the Citizen's or the County and State.
I have now ready for market 100,000
White and Fire brick, which we will
sell at reasonable prices; parties wish
ing to build a fire-proof house, before
the comet comes down, call on J. T. A.
Hoover, Louisville, Nebraska. 14tf
Lost I !
A large blue scarf with white on
ends and a bunch ot grapes worked or.
one end, either on Chicago or Wash
ington avenues. The finder will be
liberally rewarded by leaving the same
at this office.
$66
a week In your on town. Terms and ?
outQtfree Address. H. Hallbtt & Co.!
l'oi thiml, Maine. -ttfly
A Foolish Mistake.
Don't make the mistake of con
founding a remedy of acknowledged
merits with the numerous quack med
icines that are now so common. We
speak from experience when we say
that Parker's Ginger Tonic is a ster
ling health restorative and will do all
that is claimed for it. We have used
it ourselves with the happiest results
for Rheumatism and when worn out
by overwork. See Adv. Tixnis.4ct4
To all Our Friends.
Having had niiintierleKS Inquiries for ndver
tisiiiK cards iu all parts of the com. try from la
dies who are interested In the fashion of making
"Card ColleciiooH." we are having; printed for
them a set of t-ven beautiful cards, each la six
colors and on a gold background, in the very
highest deuree of art. illuHtratiue Shake
Hpeare's "heveu Ag-s of Man." we have
spared no expense in tliexe cards they are
Minuly lut'.e nrt-i;enis. Our only aim has been
to publish the finest cards yet shown. Appli
cations for them have come 111 so rapidly that
nearly the whole edition is eD;ai;ed before the
receipt by us of the cards from the artit. We
have therefore been ohliRd to adopt the fol
lowing plan for the distribution of the remain
der : No more of the Kilt Shakespeare cardn.
seven in the serie, will be sent exception upon
the receipt of a statement lrom a grocer that
the peixoii applvini; for the cards has bought
of him on that day at least sev.en bars of Dob
bins' Electlic Soap, with price paid for same.
All applying In this manlier. wilt receive the
full ft-t ot seven cards Knit is by mail. This
will insure u that our friend and natrons net
their share of these beautiful designs, although
It in no manner repays us tor tne cnl 01 ine
ciitiN. Your erocer has the voap or will get It,
and the purchase by you of seven bars 01 It at
one time will secure for you gratis seven beau
tiful card. The soap improves with aire and is
d article of necessity in your house every
week. Therefore you are not asked to buy a
useless article, but one that you rhust have
anyway. Please send us your application at
once, and tell your lady Iribiids making "Card
Collections" ta do the same.
Yours respectfully,
I. L. KAOIN & Co.
11G South4thSt..rblladelphU.C
J
J Oflntr day at home. Kamnles worth
ipO W ' U$3.-e0. Addrt's, Sti.nson &Co,.
rortlaad, Maiue. Wcly
LEGAL NOTICES.
Legal Notice.
To C. II. McCormick and the Singer Manufac
tuting Company.
You are notified that Phillip D. Eltinge has
Sled his petition in the Disti let Court of Cass
County, Nebraska, to foreclose a mortgage giv
en him July 31, 1NT5, by Wm. II. and Sarah J.
Beck, on west half (w'-i) of northwest quarter
(nwi, 30, 10. 11. tu Cass County. Nebraska, on
which there t.s due "J.'xiO. witli 12 per cent inter
est from July 31st. 1T0, and oil which you claim
judgment liens. You are made defendants to
foieclose and bar ai.y claim or lieu u, or
either of you have upon said land. You can
plead to said petition !-.i said Court on or hefore
April 25th, 1881.
blli M. L. H.VYWABO. ri'ffs AttiV.
Probate Notice. ,
In the matter of the esta'.o -f Jonathan Kerns,
deceased, in the comity court of Cass Co.,
Nebraska.
Vpon reading and filing the dify verified ue
tltion of Mary Kcrus. praying t li 1 1 administra
tion of the estato of Jonathan Kt-rti. deceased,
be granted Cornelius .1. Horning : Oi.Vred that
notice of the pendency of said cause be pub-
lil.A.l i.. Ylt V.lir..L-i II h u . 1 (. u ..uLI
lit". in .i.t, ....... i.n . . a r-.... , t. ..tivij
newspaper, printed, published, and in general
circulation in said couutv, for three cm. .ecu-
live weeKs. ami mai me ueai iug 01 s.iu caie
be net for the 2.rth day of March, A. D.. nwi, at
in ir k l mt lh. ..rtioa. nf tliA l..,i.,u
Judge, al 1 lattsmoiitli. at which tune am
place, all persons Interested may appear am
show cause, if any they have, why admtnistra
tionof said estate should not be granted to tin
said Cornelius J Homing, according to th
Iirayer f said petition. A.N be 1.1.1 van,
'laltsinouth, March 2d, 1881. Co. Judge.
U)t3
1 1 . 1 1 w n , . 1 . .... w. . . . viii. v. ,111. v uuiil J
Guardian's Sale
Notice Is hereby given that in pursuance of
a aecretai onier, inane dv nis Honor. . j;.
Found. Judge of the District Court of
the Second Judicial District, in and for
Cass Ceuuty. INenraska. at his chambers in the
City of Lincoln, Nebraska, on rriday, the 25th
dav of February. A. I). 18M. I will, on Tuesday.
the2-Jd day of March, A. I. 1RS1. at the front
door of the Court House, in the Cily of Platts
mouth, Cass County, Nebraska, offer for sale.
at t ubiic Auction, at the hour ot l o clock p. m.
f said day. to the highest and best bldrler. all
the right, title and interest of .lames Latta.
Samuel F. Latta. and Elbert Latta. minor heirs
of Hubert Latta. deceased, late of Cass County.
Nebraska, in and to the following described
real estate, situated in ..ass count v. etraka
to-wit : The North West quarter (nw.) of sec
tion No. eleven ill), in township No. twelve
(l-Ji. North, range No. twelve (12) East of the
6!h l'rinetpal Meridian, haid sala will remain
open for bidders for the space of one hour.
LEVI ti. TODD.
Ouardian of James Latta. Sainuei F. Latta.
hihI Elberl Latta.
Ry CiIAPM .! & McLkn.na.v.
Attorneys for Guardian. 60t4.' '
Legal Notice.
liROKfiE Hansen.
flaint
tiff.
NATHAMEL S. SfilPKIN. I
Defendaut. J
To Nathaniel S. Simpkiiis. non-resident, de
fendant: You are hereby notified that on the
lUi day of February. A. D lnl, 1 filed a peti
tion against you in the District Court of Cass
County, Nebraska, the object and prayer of
whicn are to obtain a decree of said Court, de
claring your title to the South West quarter of
section ten (10), township eleven (ill. North
Itange eleven (II), East of sixth (Othj I'rlncipal
Meridian, Cass County, Nebraska, to be null
and void in so far as It Is adverse to my t tie to
said described real estate. You are required to
answer said pent Ion oil or before March 'nth,
Ikki. or the allegations of said petition will he
taken as true, and judgment taken by default
iu accordance therewith.
tiKOKGE HANSEN, Plaintiff.
W. S. Wish. Att'y for PI iff. 5014
r
Estray Notice.
Strayed from the undersigned on the 17tn day
of February. lsl, one sorrel horse colt ; will be
two year old iu the Sprmg. . Any information
leading to the recovery of the same will be re
warded by leaving word with .1. V. Glover, at
Louisvilleor with Frf.i. Konnk.
50 13 Six miles S. E. of Louisville, Neb.
Executor's Sale of Land.
Notice Is hereby given that by virtue of the
authority vetcd lit me by the l;ut will and tes
tament of harali S. Stuait, deceased, I will, on
Saturday, the 26th day of March. A. D. Ihki. at
one o'clock p. in. of said day. sell at public ven-
aue, hi me nouin unnr oi me loun Mouse. In
Plattnto:Ull. Cass Co., Nebraska, the following
reaiestate situated in said County. lo-wit : The
North East quarter (neV of section No. eight
een and the North East quarter (ne'i of
section No. twenty (291. all in town. No. twelve
(12i. Itange No. twelve (i2). East of the sixth
(i;tu 1". M. Terms of sale made known on the
day of sale, i lie undersigned reserves me rlht
to "reject any or all bids. J. W. Juh mkim,
Ailinim-tiator of Hie Estate of barah Stuart,
w ith w ill annexed. ton
Sheriffs Sale.
By virtue of an order of sale, issued by W. C.
ShowIter, clerk of the District Court. Within
and for Cass County. Nebraska, aud to ine di
rected, I will .ii tne lllh day of April. A. D.
1R81, ai 1 o'clock P. M. of said day. at the south
dor of the Court House in said County, sell at
public auction the following rtl estate to-wit :
the south half (4) of section thirty-four (sec.
34) and also the plaintiffs Interest, if any they
have, in the nortL half (n'i of section thirty
four (34) township twelve (12) range nln (.9),
east 6th P. M. contain lug eighty acres each all
of the above land, situated in Cas Co. Neb. The
tame helng levied upon and taken an the prop
erty of Edin AngelJ, Mary E. Angell.A. Hoge
land and Melissa L. Patrick. Iefenda3t' ; to
atiofy a Judgment of said court recovered by
Jame W ilkmsoD, Plaintiff.
Bits B. W. UritM. Bheriff. Cn Co., Web.
K'jrtjnutfutb, Keb- Fefr. Unit, a, p., issi.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TEACHERSyAJTED!,
to
per moutn.
Steady work all sprint and summer. For par
ticulars address J. C. McfCKD V St CO., fbila
delphia. l'a.
11 i:so 'a
CAPCIHEPORODSPLASTER
ho Remedy more widely or favorably known.
It Is rapid in relieving, quick In curing. For
Lame Back, Rheumatism, Kidney Affections,
and aches and pains generally, it Is the uuri-
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THE RELISH OF THE WORLD!
HALF0RD
SAUCE!
SOLD UY A ILL, fillOCEItii.
HAVE YOU
Ever Known
Any person to be serlonslv ill withont a weak
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when these organ are In pood condition do
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health? l'arker's tiinger Tonic always regu
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An
Only Daughter Cnrvd
of
Consumption.
When death was hourly expected, all reme
dies having failed, and lr. II. James was ex
perimenting with the many herbs of Calcutta,
he accidentally made a preparation which cured
his only child of t'onsump.lcn, Ills child
Is now iu this country and enjoying the best ot
health. lie has proved to the world that
1'ouaumptlon can be positively and per
manently cured- The Doctor now gives this
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to pay expenses. This Herb also cures Night
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at
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' I...:.. a - . v. l-i
farmers, ministers, mothers, and ail who are
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ulon't drink intoxicating bitten, but use
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uiccai punivmr. you ran aiwav onen,j on
LB
Madetrum Gmotr. Buchu. Mandrak. fetitlmaia
kind many other the best medicines known it tm
the Best Health and SuenqtH Heeto rr Eerj
Used, and is far xofnor toBiUers. Knrnrfi nf
Kinger and other I ontcs, as it never intoKieeietv
and combine, the ot curative propertie of ail.
. It Hi Sared Ho ad reds of tires It May ;
Nate Years.
Buy a 90c. bottle of your druggist, and to avoid
'counterfeits be sure our signature as on the out
side wrapper. Hi scon Sc Co., Chemists, N. Y.
Parker's Hair Balsam. M?,r:2E?-
Tha Baat A Mot Kcoaomlra Hair Draaalaff
Containing only ingredients that are beneficial
to the hair and acalp, the Balsam will be found
far more satisfactory than any other preparation.
It Raver Falls to Beaton Cray or Fad! Hair
ta the original youthful color and is warranted to
remove dandruff, prevent baldoes and atop falling
f tha hair. uf tf Mrugfult mi m oaa
Cures by ABSORPTION" fN'ature'sJwav
All
i.i ti iisi:si:s,
THROAT OISKASES,
I!r entiling Iroublea.
It Drive-ai into the system curative agent
and healing medicines.
It Drawn from the diseased parts the
poiaons that eaue death.
1 hourands testify to its virtues.
Yon caD 1)0 RBliB7eLl& W!
Pout deopair until you have tried thi Sensible'
f.aciiy applied and Kavdieally KfTcetnal
Remedy.
bold by Prugglsta or aeut by mall on receipt
iii:c. wm, uy
tirnZlLTTIie "Only" Lnni Patl Co.
our book
"Three Mil- Williams Block.
y2.XJ'aI" - . UKruoiTt 3Uea.
FOR THE
ijH Lt"H ppr r-P
E. Cx. Dovey c,
AT 'TilS OLVl.rsifl J
Still UnAthetnaelvea at nome to Cas
farmers and all their old cuiloi.ierV
We have thit Winter our us
' ual full and larger linet of
good than, perhaps,' err t,e
fort. A the growth of tht-
country has demanded larger
. stocks, and of a better cltts, we
have endeavoretl to tntvt that
demand. In
Hats, Caps, Gloves I Hittens
for Winter wear, toe have a
large and varied assortment at
reduced rates.
-1 v-t -TTK s f - "i "". ". "Ticrj
qjjtv r ioj. ?, s '-as
of all kinds. Dreas 1 rimming
of the latest styles. Buttons in
endless variety, our line of
NOTIONS
is exceedingly large, and we
think, well telecttd.
LADIES SHOES MEN'S AND HOTS' BOOTS
ASD SHOES, CHILDREN'S AS
misses" finoirs.
to suit all pertens and all purses
ULAHHWAKK A!l tTOI K" "'-,
which you must aee to select Irony
SUi&rS of standarttradfs. j
.... . nudities, selected by our-
A very tun line 01 .
leas selves. .
Pftfrnnfi of many brands, especially our owu
LUIILou brand of rKKNH hoakku cokfkk
called the "MEKIQL E." Try It and aee, befora
purchasing elsewhere.
Dn6d FmitS of all kind., freah and sweet.
Fresh Crackers a Specialty..
CANNED GOODS from all quarters. Very fln
California good.
CRtfEV WINTER APPLES
by the barrel or buahel.
In all these branches we ahall en
deavr to aell o low a$ anu one. and
aa la posslple to do a ioikd cm-..
ahow' all that call our (roods, i 1'f't Ui
bo afraid to ask for what you w as if ,
nd full often and earl. - i
wuu In .11. .ir.nt ii. (ml
- l iu,i-L-v ji anu pi.itimiuicdj 11:1
fft'S OIL'
DR. OKIN DAIlLlflG4,
SOUTH BEND, NEB.
DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS, ETC
FLOUR AND GROCERIES
in general.
Dr Darinrg Is also a PrartlsltiK Physician and
can alwayi be found at his OPtee In -the
Drugstore.
C....I..1 -tn(n 1,-iM tn
OBSTERICA I' i k' ITstr'-
Ot ToaiQ..aXa.
successful teacher. Instruction thoruifh and i
J 9 rniiuui teu ot nil ca"-i siiuiiiiiiii nu
nmrli..,! Tun inn lAM-er I hftti elsewliHra Knll '
particulars to auy address. '.
Mif 1HOS. J. BRYANT. Trtt.
UNION STORE!
Eight Mile Grove, Neb.
BY
WALTER JENKINS
Ilaring opened a New Htore at the abor
1 call attention to mv stock, and ask the
patronage of my friends and the
1'ublic lu general.
Dry Goods, Groceries
Tinware J? Woodenwart
and General Goods nf all sorts. '
CHEAP JJST2D OOOD
Call and see our Stock before going
elsewhere. i
341y Walter Jenkins.
HAY BROTHERS,
j. dealer in
HARDWARE,
STOVES d-
TINVXir-'
OL'TII HCtl), NCIUIASKA
A Good Tinner always nn hand. Itcp.!
done neatly, promptly aud rneap
Eave-troughuiK and KooQng alao
don to order.
Retnembertbe name and Dlnce. Hnv B
South Bend. Nebraska. Hoi
Graml-Aforfier's f'huir,
Popular. Words & muvle.
"On tit Trami." Slarrh,
Very Inspiriting.
TiWr JtfM mm Ferry.
Hplen'lid, Words & music
Aaelphinn OnUrj.
Fua-!iu
Piano JtlaatO
ALL 4 PI ITU
Mailt d on rettUi.t
r'our 2t ceid I
M;ifns. I
i. X. tccrrassiR'
Philadelphia. I
apngutly and pleasing.
34t
frtner tt Grainer,
ALL KIXDS OF
a ii rW?
50aintina, (Sratning, 5L.
onit.
3atsot!tiitinr.
Also, Decoration of all kinds.
Painted in Good Style.
FJIESCOIXO A SPECIALTY.
REFERENCES :
A. B. Taylor, j. Valikbt, 8k.,
N. Holm k&, - K. IIkcbk, Htf
ROBERT DONNELLY'S
avd j
BLACKMITJl
STTOP. ,
Wagon, Buggy, Machine and Plow fi
. .
Tit I I rlTirf 1 T SI fiaal Aysr -a r i t rt
I am nntV lironam A .ln ll (.Inla A nn-.ltH
' " I' TU IrV i l TilI r III II r 1 I- ' I I
of farm and ther niatrblnery- aa ttrttre j !
is good Utlt In tny sUop.
PETER RAO EN f ' V
The old Reliable Waon Make)
has taken eharge of the wagon shop. 1
He U well known ru a
NO. i WORKMAN.
Wagojia and Hagglra aaaae t
Order. j
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. ' j
Khopon Sixth street opposite Strelfhla RtabI
79A WEEK. 12 a day at home easily mad i
f 4 Costly outfit free. Addresa, TtitK Lo
Augusta. Maine. J'y i
C-3
CORE YODR BACKACHE:
And all dieaea of the Kldneya, bladder a 1
Urinary Organ by wearing tne I
IMPROVED EXCELSIOR KIDNE
PAD.
It la a MARVEL of HEALING and RELII
Simple, Sensible, Direr,
Painless, Powerful.
It CIKKH where ail else fails. A Kevtl
tiora ana nevoi rat iota 10 ouu . wn
Ilea or direct application, a opposed to un
WftS-rnrv Inl.m.l ,i,.litnfl- fiend for 1
treatise oa Kidney trouble, aent free. K
druggist, or aent by mail, on receipt
Tula Is the fFtin :ft1r! Tr)n
Orurt
rlglnaland J1I& ,i iiU
Genuine Kid
ney Pad. Ak,
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