The Falls City Journal from Falls City, Nebraska • 3

Court Markets Nemaha Valley Journal Millinery I sudersignod take noumring to 4be ladies of UIE uudersigned takes pleasure ing to Abe ladies of Sal em T- C- CUNNINGHAM IF1 -A XjXjS CITY nsriES Advertisements Card of Dr Wilson tyill be found on the first page of thi Issue The report of the Surgeon General of the army gives this gentleman an enviable record as a physician and surgeon His office is at the postoffice Card of I Beckwith Esq County Surveyor His office is at Humboldt to which point all letters intended tor him should be addressed Hon Smith whose new advertisement appears in this issue baa established a genera real estate agency and registry where frill description and history ol lands for sale can be registered for the inspection of purchasers We commend his scheme to the public confidence although it help the printer much His office is at Ueavis i John Schuh presents a new advertisement in this issue He has quit trading in eastern work and confines himself entirely to home manufacture of boots and shoe Newman who has just opened a new and complete stock in store building on the west side of the public At a regular meeting of the honorable Board of County Commissioners on the 15th day of April 1872 there were present Wm Kern President Ralph Anderson and Moritz and Aug Faisken Clerk whereupon the following business was had In accordance with the statute in case made and provided the Board ceeded to hear grievances and make necessary correction of assessment rofls as returned by precinct assessors for the financial The following accounts of pro- year 1872 cinet assessors for the financial year of 1872 were audited and allowed KAMB Samuel Daugherty Felt Jacob Babcock James Hood Harris Alfred Page A Johnson Brockman A Morton Hugh Boyd Christopher Strccki May Manoah Stone Charles Smith Julius Shaw Are we now to beitoli that the Republican party is corrupt Who tan show us human Perfection And then let me ak If this new this is any the lew corrupt thffn the old any purer better or safer Are we to look' to Greeley Shurx Tipton A Co for this delectable perfection Have we any security that the man of their choosing would reduce the publie debt as many millions as it has been reduced by the present administration Republicans are you prepared to swallow this or will you stand by the party whose principle have been tried and tasted in all the searching tires of the last twelve years But there is to be a coalition between tho Bah!) and the defunct Democracy What a devilish goqk joke it would be if they could make old Grandma Buchanan master of cerimonies at this delicious Cincinnati Party Coalesce With the Peace Democracy With those of the orhees and Yalandigbam School? With those who vampire liko have sucked tile life blood from the bosom which has warmed and nourished them into life The great mass or the American people are republican in feeling and in sentiment Such as the representative Republicans of Jefferson and Jackson They think and think justly that the party which bas held the reins of government for twelve years esirrying safely as it has carried the nation through the most trying ordeal of its history A party re taiuing as it does retain the entire public confidence must be founded upon just and pare principles The profoundest Statesmen of Europe have watched with scrutinizing eye the op-perations of it foreign and domestic policy and it has borue the test A thousand eye at home are looking a thousand ears are listening and still the American people are satisfied with the Republicanism which it represents Under (tbe auspicious opera' tion of its public policy railroads have been built navigation has been extended enterprise and national industry encouraged internal improvements of every discription earned forward The arts sciences and polite literature fostered giviug us satis' faction ami prosperity at borne and im measurably advancing our consequence abroad Progress tbe great of the present age has been and still is the motto of tliat party and under its benign influences who may form the strength aud grandeur of the American Republic when it shall have reached the full splendor of its meridian glory A Godden Kansas Citv St Joseph Council Bluffs Railroad Co Fwrt IhcCaanectingLInlL Bctwetn the UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD AND TEE SOUTHERN AND EASTERN THROUGH LINES Go4 Connections Good Speed Good Accommodations Running from Council Bluff to Kansas City and over the magnificent Iron Bridge across the MISSOURI NO CHNGE CARS: 57 THE SHORTEST ROUTE between OMASA and ST LOUIS Connecting At Sanaa City with the North Missouri and Missouri Pacific Roads for St Louis and all points East and South With the Kansas Pacifiic Railroad for Lawrence Topeka Sheridan Denver ijie ail points in Southern Kansas Colorado and New Mexico With Missouri River Fort Scott and Gulf Railroad for Fort Scott Baiter Springs and Indian Territory At Leavenworth with' Kansas Pacific Railroad for Lawrence Topeka Deliver At Atchison with Central Branch Railroad for Seneca Centraha Irving ater-ville anrl points in Central Kansas At fit Joseph with Hannibal and St Joseph Railroad for Hannibal Quincy Chicago and all points East With Str Josep Denvei City Railroad tor Troy Wathena and points in Northern Kansas At Connell uff With the I nion Pacific Railroad Tor Sioux City Denver Salt lake and California With the Sioux City Pacific Railroad for Sioux Citv and pdin far North With the Chicago North-Western Rail-' road Chicago Rock Island Pacific Railroad and Burlington Missouri River Railroad for Chicago and points East Ticket a Low na by any other route Pullman's Palace Cars on all Night Trains NO CHANE OF CARS A HOPKINS St Joseph Mo The Midland Pacific -Railway dCHEDCLE no 'i akci Filed Sunday march 81st Trains Dally Except Sunday Tar the Information Lraplopcci only The superintendent De serves the Pleasure i i Kight WESTWARD Vary at 1 ho has just open ry and respectfully in and vicln- that she has just opened a new stock tf inillinery good at her residence in Salem solicit a share ot their Susan Margravb patronage 222tf Election Notice Ton Falls Oity County of Richardson and Htate of Nebraska VS WHEREAS at a meeting of the full Council and Mayor of said city at the office of said city on the 16th day of April 1872 the following proportions were presented to the said Council and was there agreed and ordained by tne Mavor and the Couneilmen qf said city to submit the same to the legal voters of said city Proposition Shall there be isued in city bonds of said city of Fails City the of five thousand dollars to be due in eight years after their issue and bearing interest at tbe rate of ten per cent per annum: 8ad In terest to be payable at the Treasurers office of said Falls City on the 1st Monday of July of each year for the purpose of aiding in the erection of a Court House for Richardson County Neb at said city of Fall City? AnJ shall there be levied annually a tax upon the assessed value of' ail the taxable property of said city sufficient to pay the interest on the bonus above speei-hed aud which may be issued in pursuance of the foregoing proposition and incompliance therewith together with an annual tax sufficient amount to provide a sinking fund to pay off and reclaim the principal of said bonds at maturity Now therefore notice hereby given that on Friday the 11th day ot May 1872 an election will be held In the seveial Ward of said city for the purpose of voting on said proposition as above submitted The ballots at said election shall hare printeid thereon the words as follows Those in favor of bonds and tax the words Bonds and Tax for Court House Those opposed to the said Bonds and Tax the words: Bonds and Tax for Oourt The election shall be Conducted and the polls of said election shall be opened and closed on said day a ia provided by the general election law of the State and that this proposition be presented ant published the Nemaha Valley in newspaper published consecutive weeks A SCHOENHEIT Mayor Uhl Clerk 221-4w Journal a said city for lour Attest Election IN' otice tor Richardson County Nebraska WHEREAS at a sessipu of the Board of County Commissioners of Richardson county Nebraska held at the Couit House of said county on the 2d day of April 1872 it was ordered by said Board that the proposition on the 4th day of April 1872 by said Board made and submitted to the legal voters of said county to be voted upon on the 13th day of May 1872 respecting the ereetiou of a Ceurt House forsfcid county be withdrawn and revoked -and the following proposition be agreed upon by said Board aud submitted to the legal voter of said county insteadVf said first proposition withdrawn proposition jrr-TCc Shall the County tor ibisioners issne County Bonds ol said county Vn the sum of $25000 00 to be due aud payiible on or before the expiration of ten years as is hereln-alter provided Tho said bonds to draw interest at the rule of ten per cent per an-ruui for the purpose of building and completing a Court House for said eouuty at the county seat thereof Tho same shall' he built of stone and brick two stories high and not less than 36 feet wide and 60 feet long and not more than 40 feet wide and 74 feet foag and be partitioned into proper rootns-dor countv offices court ami jury rooms with not less than two fire proof vaults to preserve the records of tne county Shall there be levied annually a tax upon the assessed value of all tlic taxable property of said County sufficient to pay tbe annual interest on said Bonds for the period of five years from the date of said Bonds and after the expiration of said live years also a sum sufficient to nay the principal and in terest ol said Bonds in five equal annual in stailments provided however the said County reserves the right to pay the principal of said Bonds or any part thereof at any time during eaid ten years and whenever the Treasurer or said county shall have col lected a tax for that purpose or said County procure rnonev olherwisc he shall immediately give notfee three weeks in a newspa-published in stud County previous to the day of pavineut to the Bondholders ol said Bond of the amount ready to be paid upon aaid Bonds after which notice and tho day of payment therein fixed said Bonds or the part ready to be paid thereonl shall cease to draw interest provided however that the levy to pay said Bonds and interest shall not exceed three mills on tbe dollar at any one year The Commissioners slmll after the adoption of this proposition proceed with the erection of said Court House procure plan und specifications furnish materials einplov mechanics and laborer and construct and complete said house under tltlffr direct supervision and the assistance of a skillful architect and a building committee whom they may employ and appoint and keep a correct account of costs and expenses as they occur to which any legal voter of the county shall have free access for inspection at any time and when said house is completed they shall publish an itemized account of its cost 111 at least one newspaper published in said county jiow therefore it is ordered by tie said Board aud notice is hereby given that on Friday the 24th day or 1hy 1872 kn election will be held in the several voting precincts of said Richardson county for the purpose of voting on said proposition as above stated and submitted The ballot at said electron shall have written 01 printed thereon as follow Those in favor of bonds and thx the words Bonds and tax for Court House Those opposed to the said bonds and tax the words Bonds and tax for Court The polls of said election shall be opened at 8 a ru ancP shall continue open until six pTml of natal' fiay The election shall be conduced returns thereof made and Returns and'votes canvassed as i provided by the geueral laws of this State It is ordered by the said Board that this proposition be published in all the newspapers printed aud published in this county for four consecutive weeks prior to said day of election Bv order of the County Commissioners Aug Falskkn 222-4w County Clerk Atchison Nebraska MJIfiRKR ARKANSEiaENT Time Table No 8 Taking effect Aprils GONG SOUTH EASTWARD No 2 No Nebraska City Talbot un bar Arlington recuse nadllla 'Bennett State Prison Lincoln 2:40 pm 12:15 a ill ITS square Salem election millinery store ia order for County Court House Local miacellnny Marvin made two souls happy last Saturday A voice from the Chriatian Church calls for another shfngle Dorrington has the on us your fast liore was the center of attraction on the streets lat Saturday The number of milliners in town would indicate a heavy business in that line Geo Vandeventer has commenced the erection of a 16x26 dwelling in the west part of town Shelly has received and put in working order at the drug store a first -class soda fountain The Commissioners accepted the new iron bridge across the Nemaha south of Rulo on Saturday last Dr Hanna has got tjiat fence built It makes quite an improvement in the appearance ol his property Schuyler i still working at that steam engine At last accounts he was manufacturing wooden Cylinder bends Per it Johnson has just purchased a five dollar setter He set up to four or five pounds of beef with amazing sagacity Mayor Scboenheit ha beeu looking Into the street crossing question and the result is that several new one have been built Instead of the 1st of May as we stated in our last i-sue the Commissioners meet to settle with the Treasurer ou the first Moo day in May Guess John Hinton will stay at home hereafter He went to Pennsylvania three or Tour week ago aud got sick and had to come back to Nebraska to get well again The new millinery establishment evidently mean business It patronize the painter and the printed The paint -ressc and the printeresse will 110 doubt return the eom-pliment This Issue ends aubtlier quarter Look out for duns in a day or two and tie ready to meet them with the adequate aifiount of stamps so that our workmen and oUr wash bills can be paid Plenty of stormy weather during the past week nevertheless vegetation say spring is here in earnest Garden making ba commenced Onions rhubarb and are in market Major Lorce says the narrow gauge railroad will be built lie has just been elected Vice President of die Company and is authorized to make agreements etc in the name of the Kansas Nebraska Central Railroad Uiouipany The merchants across the street permitted considerable unseemly cou-djubt about their premises ou last Saturday night Jesse Crook turned out of hi peaceful couch a late hour to enforce some pacific measures but ljis efforts were unavailing and lie withdrev slowly and sadly The Circus came and proved itselt a grand humbug in the presence of a full canvas There were several attachments issued dming the performance and initnediately thereafter aquantitylof the show canvass and other property was levied upon As we go fo press the showmen are trying to replevy tlieir property The Atchison A Nebraska Railroad has ichanged jtune Tlje express trqiu pusses here goiiig south and going north at 4:50 in Mixed train goos south at 11 a and north at 8:40 ni Freight jgoing south 12:45 a and north at 12:40 a 111 Close connection made with the St Joe Denver and the Missouri Pacific Personal McGowen Esq of Bt Deroin dropped fora few minutes on Friday James pEJye Kilburu and Longnacker ofi Brownville favored Us with calls on Thursday last Geo Powell Esq accompaniedly his little daughter started for New York on last pd got home on Saturday I He says St Joe i quite a place Misses Miller returned from their eastern trip on last Friday evening Hull Esq of Humboldt A Godden Esq of Salem and Mr Prescott of this vicinity called on Monday Abbey of Liberty prie-crinct called on Tuesday He came to town to take the junior Abbey to the circus Mr Bairett tfcie expectant editor of tbe prospective Salem Independent called ou Tuesday He fs quite jubilaqt over the prospect of issuing hi paper at an early day On Tuesday Mayor Hoyt Harris of Rulo and Rev James pf Barada favored us with calls fail City For the week ending April $5 J87 Burbank Corrected by OnOPRI8 AND PRODUCK $4 50 550 Wheat fab $1 bushel JV 175 do spring bushel 159 Meal corn bushel 0 50 Corn bushel 0 Oats bushel 25 Barley bushel Hominy TP lb Beef TPtb 6 2550 005 0 05 9 010 0 25 020 0 0712i 006 006 do dned ri ff ed 11am Sugar Cured Hams TpTb Bacon hams and sides TP ff do shoulders TP fi Lard $1 lb Cod Fish TP ft- 0 12K Hallibut smoked TpTb 0 12J4 Molasses golden syrup gall 100 do sugar houae gall Sorghum gall "jt i 060 i Coflee TP 9 Tea Imperial 09(fel 75 do black 090 do hyson TP ft 901 50 do Japan TP ft 1 1 50 English breakfast Sugar TP tt Apples dried TP tb 1 40 0X1 015 0060 12H 0 12 0 20 Potatoes TP bushel 050 Eggs TP doz 008 Butter TP Tb X215 Honey tb 0 20 0 25 Salt TP bbl 400 2 2 002 50 DRY-GOODS Calico Browu Muslin 10g Bleached Muslin 10 22 Common Delaine 20 (g 25 All Wool Delaine 25 60 Flannels 25 65 Lumen Crash 10 25 MISCELLANEOUS Wool TP ft 0 25 0 60 Wood TP cord $4 005 00 Nails TP cwt 6 09 650 Coal Oil TP gatl 0 40 Boiled Oil TP gall 1 40 Raw do TP gal 135 St Louis White Lead Parlor 1400 Lead white Charter Oak TP cwt 1260 Hides dry TP-tb 0 14 do green TP ft 007 Chickens TP doz Hogs Meat Market Having purchased in-t Lterest in the Meat I am now prepared to furnish Beef Pork Mutton Veal etc etc at the lowest cash rates Give me a trial Satisfaction guaranteed County produce of every discrip-tiou bought and soKl 220 tf Jos Friend For Sale OFFER for sale the northeast quarter of section 23 township 3 range 14 east in KichardMon county Nebraska Tor $1250 per acre oil the following terms $3 50 per acre cash ami will give ten years time on the balance with interest at 7 per ceut per annum pnyablc annually Title perfect and taxes paid Address Chas Eckiky Corner Washington and Market 222-3w Chicago Illinois ale Notice is hereby given that I Bon-nin guardian of Paul Picotte an iusaue person will on tho JStli day of 5Iay 1872 sell at public vendue on the premise in Richardson county and State of (Nebraska the following described real estate to-wit The north half Of the southwest quarter und the southwest quarter of the northwest quarter ol(serti6n 24 town 2 range 17 east situated iii aid eouuty The snid sale will commence 12 in and will be held open -for one hour thereafter on said day Term cash BONNIX 222 -4 Guardian of Paul Picotte Great IV emaha Talley Nursery OCATED at Salem Nebraska Over 60000 first class apple trees from one to three years old- Ten thousand two year old Uoneord grape vines Also a large quantity of small fruit anti ornamental trees vines shrubs etc for sale cheaper than the cheapest and must be sold during the year ol 1872 Good notes will be accepted on short time Will also furnish Italian Queen Bees at $5 each or a strong swann ol bees in American Patent Hive for $20 each Purity and safe arrival at nearest express office guaranteed Apply to 217-6w Jas Wickham Salem Neb For excellent tarin three miles due east of Fills Gity containing 80 acres 70 acres of which are under cultivation houses stabling corraU stock shelter sand bank rock quarry good water etc 300 grafted fruit trees 70of which are five years old and a large number of them hearing cher ries There is also one mile from thi two acres of excellent timber Terms: Farm $28 per acre timber $50 per acre total $2340 $1500 cash balance iu two years at ten per cent Good reasons for selling given Call and see the premises Inquire of Holt Falls City 209-tf Wm McFarland Legal IVotiee VOTiCEis hereby given that by virtue is of an order of sale issued out oUthe Dtltricl le District Court of the First Judicial Dflltriet of Nebraska within aud tor Richardson County Nebraska in a case wherein Raevis Cameron are plantin' and Marvin is defendant and said ordornf-sale being dated the 19th day of Ap'rrf-f8rhy and to me as Sheriff of county directed I will on Monday the j27th day of May 'A 1872 and at one of said day at the Court Hou9fe in Falls City Nebraska offer for sale at public auction the following discribed lots and parcel of land situated In Falls City Richardson County Nebraska to wit: Lot number one in block number one hundred and one and lot number two block number one hundred and one in the town of Falls City Richardsou County Nebraska Dated the 23rd dav of April 1372 Gkorok Faulkner Sheriff iiichardsou Co Neb 222-5w Printers fee $750 Sale of Real Estate OTICE is hereby given that by virtue of an order of sale issued out of the District Court of Nemaha county in the State of Nebraska and to us directed as Referees and Commissioners in the? case hereinafter mentioned upon an ordpr and decree rendered by tbe said CounHn a certain action therein pending wheria Biwant Cobb is plaintiff and Martha Finley Nancy Allison Clark Cobb Williamson Cobb Pinkney Cobb Clay Cobb David Cobb Catherine King Martha Conner Kiancis Cobb Bev-mour Cobb Nancy A Kiug Williamson ft Cobb Newton Worley Louisa Inman Martha McGaha Eliza Nelson Martha Kell and John A Irwin are defendants we will offer for sale at pubh: auction at the door of the Court House in Falls Ctty in Richardson county Nebraska on Thursday May 30th 1872 At one in the afternoon ot that day tbe following real estate in Richardson county to-wit: West half of the northeast quarter of section 25 township 2 range 15 east eighty acre East half of the northwest nnarter of Miction 25 township 2 range 15 east eighty acres Southwest quarter ot sectidp 34 township 3 range 14 east one hundred and sixty acres Terms or Salk One-tljird cash one-third in one year and one-third in two years deferred payments to be secured by mortgage on the premises with iuterest at 10 per cent per annum payable annually from date of sale Wm Hoovkr Davidson Plasters Hughes Referees aud Commissioners Thomas St Broady Attorney 222-5w fee $15 P'fi C0HEU Merchant Tailor Third St Under Pacific House Furnishing Goods styles cefistanuy oh hi of Use 179-tf The time given above is being 37 minutes slower that ofLiucoln thau that of CONVKUSE Supt Master it ago J1 A SflOWKKS Mo River R- in TDIE TABLE NO 13 THURSDAY APRIL 25 1872 Local News Business Notices NetLes oh this Page Ten Cents per Line We invite correspondence from all parts of the Count BEL1GIOVS rMttiCiOIIV Id Chnrch REV VT A PRESSON every Sunday at 1 1 a and 7J4 Sabbath School at 9 a Prayer meeting on Thursday evenings Presbyterian REV' A WOOD at the St Thomas Institute every alternate week at 11 a and 7J 4 in Sabbath School every afternoon at Protestant Episcopal REV THOS BETTS at the St Thomas Institute every alternate week at XI a and 7J-i Catholic REV FEKD LECHLEITNER at the Church of Saint Francis of Xavier on the first and third Sundays of each month Same at Barada on second Sunday and at Grant on the fourth Sunday I Fat 18 Ctty Lodge No 13 I meets in the Masonic Hall on Tuesday evening of each week at 1)4 All traveling brothers are invited Coleman Sat em Lodge No meets tlieir ball in Salem on Thursday evenings it i clock Visiting brothers in good standing are cordially invited Felt 8 A A A lf Fails Cmr Lodge No 9 meets on Saturday night on or after thy Bill of each Cain Sect Eureka Chapter No 5 meets on Monday night on or lifter the full of each moon Holt Sec HAILS Eastern Dailv Arrive 6p Departs Southern Daily Arrive 6 Departs 5V estern Daily Arrive 5pm Departs Northern Weekly Departa Saturday Arrives Saturday 8 Atchison Daily Arrives 1 :40 Departs 5 :10 John Wilson 8 a 8 a 2 pm 6 a tn mimiciiPAL Mayor Police Judge Clerk Treaurer Civil Engineer Marshal DIRECTORY A SCHOtCNWKIT Maddox UHL Hanna Wilson Chris Herbhky 1 Geo Powell I Hofdbrook 1 Coleman i Gore Council 1st AVnrd Connell 2d Ward FALLS CITY PRECINCT DIR TORY Justice of the Peace oaton! II Noonan Constable geo Roy Assessor May Hoad Supervisor Bowers LCV COUNTY District Judge District Attorney Probate Judge County Treasurer County Clerk ShejJlf County Surveyor Coroner School Superintenent County Commissioners DIRECTOR Mason Hew Ki Wm Mast MltLfrlt A I Kalskkn Gko Faulkner 1 Beckwith SUMMER' Williams Kern Andukson and 11 Moritz Ike Tioorts Inland Wherry are constantly receiving new g'-ods all" sewed and -ds at For the best selection of hats and caps call 011 Holt Best stock of anil boy snocs brought to this market now at Wall Paper Window Shades Carriages at the Furniture Store Lime hair and cement lumber vard lor sale at Rick- A large assortment of window glass of ali sizes at Iteavis Cameron's Agricultural Implement Marbourg fc ol all kinds at 209-0ni The largest assortment of wall the eitv at Iteavis Cameron paper in Wall Paper Window Shades Carriage at the Furniture Store Hats caps boots and shoes glove and hosiery of all kind at Reavis fc Fresh Seeds of all kinds at Marbourg A 209-6m Washers and Clothes Wringers of all kinds at Marbourg A 209-6m all Paper Window- Shades Carriages at the Furniture Store A large stool of cottonwood lumber at John Falls City Nebraska Where can 1 buy good flour? At Reavis Union Alexander and Climax Corn Planters at Marbourg 200 -6m Tbe finest stock of prints in the county Reavis at Great decline in prices of all nIs of Pine Lumber at John Falls City Neb Unquestionably the best stock of clothing ever brought to this markel can be seen at Garden and Field Seeds of all kinds Marbourg St Atchison Ks 209 -6m at Lime Cement Plaster and Plastering Bair at John Lfon's Lumber Yard Falls City Nebraska Marbourg St Lea are prepared to accommodate everybody in their line both in time and price 209-6m Hoagland has been appointed agent for the Howe Sewing Machine for Falls City and vicinity The entire south side cf store No 2 is occupied with qticensware The largest and most varied stock in tje country Go to Reavis buy your dry goods and dress goods of all kinds Thev have a large assortment and sell at the Wwest prices Howe can you sew so Howe tells you HowkI so go to Howe amf learn Howe The Howe sewing machine is undoubtedly the nearest perfect Do not fail to see why and-HowK at store Ladies your attention Is respectfully invl ted the fict that 1 Holt has just re-ceivedA Jrge invoiae of the latest styles of ladies shoes Reavis Sk Cameron have a complete stock of drugs and medicines school books Mid stationery slates 'etc the largest ever opened in the county It is natural Tor every man to try to do the best he can for himself that accounts for the crowd at Keavis where they giTe the best bargains Everybsdr Sayi True 1 Everybody say that Reavis A Cameron fll more goods for less money and orf better quality for the price than any other house in the county Mbit ITIust Be JEEPS constantly onjtand a fud jdock olj the best horses carriage and budgie which he wilt let to responsible parue at reason able rates itj 30 ON TIME I MISSOURI pacific! RAILROAD Th OLD HLLf HLE and Popalai Through ExpreM Bl To St Louis 1 and all point East North or South! NO CHANGli OF CAR From Louis to New York And other Principal Eastern Citiee The MISSOURI PACIFIC UA1LBOAI equipped with ELEGANT DAY COACHES 1 i PULLMANS PALACE SLEEPERS SAFETY PLATFORM PATENT STEAM BRAKE An Equipment Unequalled hy any Line in the West I oth TltV IT! TRY IT A A TALfi AtiE Superintendent St Lout A FORD Passenger Agent 8t Lota ALL KINDS? OF COTTONWOOD 0 A KW AI NUT SYCAMORE AND ELM LUMBER FOR SALK BY WHITE CLOUD KAN II or iar will be delivered on tho ears Falls City as cheap as can be done by at one Send in your orders they will be prom ly filled 180-1 Carriage and 1 Wagon Making and Repairing BY WICKS Tn connection with Gore St Holbrook blacksmith shop South of Otaii THE TC THOSE NEEDING House orStoi ELLS! The undersigned would call attention these wells as a better well than the well and at one-third the cost We for these well that they afford an unit supply of softer water because we doj use any lime stone in walling PURE wate: surfa A we bort below the first or surface will not And it is impossible for RATS SNAKES OR DILETERIOUS MA1 To get into them For proor of wliwe claimed for them wo refer to one hun of these wells in Successful Operation in the Term $100 per foot $500 extr quicksand Term will meude bard workmen unless otherwise arranged Leave orders at my residence or at FaiU City 1 CARPENTERS BUILD i Franklin DorringtJ FALLS CITY NEB The Only Prominent Builder in the WILL take contracts for any kinds of wooden buildings estimates draw plan and designs tend promptly to eny kind of workline Frankiin Dorringi CASEY BOOT AND SHI Hi FALLS CITY merous customers for their past aud solicits a continuance ol tlie am $QyHe warrant all work beyomiv tiiTou 1 Account presented by Lincoln A Holt for furnishing provisions to county paupers amounting to $12 50 was allowed on Poor Fund Account presented by Gandy doctoring county pauper for the amount of $2900 was partly rejected and $1500 allowed on the Poor Fund The sum of $9334 on the General Fund was issued to various persons for different purposes! Ordered that a warrant be drawu on the General Road Fund to the amount offGOOO favor of Benjamin Bowers Supervisor of City precinct to be applied across half breed branch near mouth into the Muddy Amount or $77 00 was allowed on Geueral Fund as witness fees in crimiual cases wit: State Of Nebraska Sipp et State of Nebraska Culver Bain et a Report of French Justice or Peace received andTresented receipt for $500 tiues collected by him-Petition presented by Carl Daunenian wherein he prays to be released from taxa- Prayer rejected The following warrants on the General Fund were confiscated according to law aud applied to the General School Fund to-wit: NO amount 80 80 80 80 1 20 3 00 Ordered that Maurice Malone he appointed Constable of Salem precinct Ordered that the proposition heretofore submitted to the legal voters for voting $35-000 in bond for building a Court House be amended so as to read $25000 bonds and to voted upon on the 24th day ol May Adjourned until May 6th 1872 AUG Falsken Cferk fail to call aud examiue the new stock of millinery goods just received from St Louis at Mrs 222-2W shoes in toWu at Letaud St Best stock ol Wherry 'si meeting ol Cbnrcb Plan of first round of quarterly on Nebraska District 1872 Nebraska City Nebraska City April Otli and 7th Peru: Peru April 13th and 14th Lafayette: iliguluiul April 20th and 21st Ixrndon: Honey Creek II April 27th and 28th Brownville: Brownvlfie May 4th and 5th Ilills Dale May 4th aqd 5th-Rulo: Nemaha Falls May llie St Deroiu Salem and 11th and 12th Falls City: an I 13th Cincinnati 19th Pawnee City Pawnee City May and 26tli Table Rock Humboldt June list 2nd Long Branch Mt Zion June Sth 9th TcclSmsejh: Vesta June 15th and 16th Grant Grant June 22d and 23d District Stewards meeting at Bromnville Neb April 23d at 3 Prichard JF Notice The Right Rev Clarkson Bishop of Nebraska will make his annual visitation as follows: Rulo on Sunday morning April 28th Falls City Sunday evening April 2-Sth 5Ve trust that there will be a large attendance on this occasion All are cordially invited Rev Thos Betts Rector Forest Trees Mr Largens living on the east side oi town lias several hundred Lombardy Poplars two year old and over 1000 of one growth for sale very cheap Also a large number of cuttings to give away Dr Sage Catarrh Remedy Is no patent medicine humbug gotten up to dupe the ignorant and incredulous but is a perfect peciflc for Nasal Catarrh ill the and kindred diseases Gvotdketvce The New Parly It appears that Shurz Summer Greeley and all the lesser lights who have found to their sorrow the utter vanity of human hopes and expectations in this transitory life with assurance astounding impudence together with thsmselve and the Devil -have formed a quadruple Coalition to reanh the SHtnmit of political folley What i this object to form a new party Parties are the great arteries otour national life through which the life giving blood of pure principles flow Does this all powerful triuraverate immagine it can create and control such political currents Tbe people make hew parties These gentlemen seem to have forgotten a sentiment much talked of some ninety odd years age Salus pupal i suprema lexesto The people are not fools they are fully equal to tho task of taking care or themselves They did It ninety-six years ago they did It thirty-six years afterwards they did it in 1832 and 1861 and they can do it now If the people believed that the exigencies of government or the necessities growing out of our political condition demanded a new party we would hear their voice argue the claim If they believe that Grant is dishonest corrupt and unsafe if they could forget the battle and marches through which be lias led them if they could forget his steel true heart and the chaplets of glory with which he has crowned them if they could believe the party which saved upheld and redeemed them and the republic too was unsound unprincipled and rotton If they could forget those brothers whose bones are to-day bleaching on thousand Southern hills and plains could forget the starvation lingering agony and death of Libby Bell Isle and AndersonviHe then the people not your precious lr new party 'The nation asFR- We could feel the pulsation of her mighty heart beating anfi in the majesty of her voiee demand a new party But the puny voice of this triple league inspires us with no such awe No! no the people have not nor can not forget the glorious past tbe history of tbeir fathei uor tbe traditions of their mothers TUUHAS BOASE Chief Engineer and Superintendent and St Louis Railway 53 Through Ex Trains Daily BETWEEN ST IOUIS And all Eastern Titles and Towns Condenaed Time November 1 1871 at line ex Sun Auetfier Freni fitcbanic 4 Falls City April 22 It is admitted by everybody that the thing most needed to improve our town and develop the country is capital and the only remedy for its deficiency in my vieiv is a union of nifin of small means Home of the greatest undertakings the World ever knew have been accomplished by this means The association of a Tew London merchants opened up the East India trade that made Loudon the commercial mart of Europe and England the recipient of the wealth ol the world The fouuder of the Rothchilds house upon his death bed summoned his five sons to him and commanded them to bring a bunch of twigs lie took one aud broke it he then bound five of then with a eorii and tided tp break them but could not He then demonstrated what might be accomplished by union Following his advice his sons united in business and now in only the second generation control the financial affairs of Europe They owu in fee simple their ancieut home have taken up the bond of the United Htates to the amount of two hundred and sixty millions ot dollars -If it were necessary 1 could cite very many instance of the good effects of union of -sin dl capitalists The Seie Fork Tribune is an instructive ex ample of the combinatiou of small capital and co-operative labor By energy and enterprise great things may be accomplished with but small individual capital Energy and enterprise with the capital we luwe in Fall City will build up a city of twenty or thirty thousand inhabitants within the next ten years lut to do if we must not set still aud content ourselves because we have a country of unsurpassed fertility beauty and resources We must invite the various nvechanial arris's and encourage them when they do cotne -nd cease to pay trjb ute to eastern workshops for what can be just as well made here Perhaps some will say we have rio facilities lor muunfacUiring I will iu my next answer that objection Mechanic Arbor Dai Ed Ir he who causes two blades of grass to grow where but one grew before is a benefactor certainly the man who causes hundred or thousands of trees to grow oil our western plains where none grew before is entitled to and merits pion-umental honors in addition to tho everlasting gratitude of the present and comln generation About the only objection that can be urged against the beautilul country lying within the borders of our young State is the scarcity of timber and the consequent winds that sweep over Our treeless praries Certainly this is a grave objection but it canto a great extent be obviated A few year of pluck and perseverance In tree planting and hedge growing and will be 8 horn of at least half of his I power But I picked up my pen to tell ypu and your readers of what had been donc-not wbat could or would be Notwithstanding the extremely disagreeable wind that prevailed on there were commendable efforts made in this vicinity at tree planting The writer bereol succeeded by an almost superhuman effort In transplanting between five and six thousand tree three thousand ol which were soft maple and the remainder cottonwood all ot one years growth My friend and neighbor Mr Deweeie succeeded in getting out about three thousand trees 1 heard of others being engaged on thi day in this much needed branch of industry It has been suggested that arbor time should extend over a week instead of one day as there would be more and better work done also that the time set apart for tree planting should he later in the season than it was this spring as young trees are more likely to live if transplanted when the buds are ready to burst into leal Who know about these matters? all speak at Hoping to hear through the columns of your paper from other points as to the doings on I will give way Next! Wm Draper Noraville Nsb April 20 1872 Ire Humboldt Editor In last weeks Journal I tee or rather hear you to us that our teork only is commenced when we issue the first of our paper This from one is calculated and has a tondeney to discourage us but we will keep a upper aud go ahead Two thirds of the required amount has already been raised The balance will be raised in a few Ray a Anew press type and other material will at once be ordered and tbe tiase-will be short before we hare a first class paper issued at Humboldt A good many of oar people have Jbcen quite busy for the isist week in beautifying their homes by setting out fruit trees grape vine evergreen and shrubbery of all kinds A good many are making garden and some of our fanner are preparing to plant corn Burnsides it IL 9:30 in 2 :2 1 a 3:58 6:50 9: 50 6 :40 9 :56 4 10 a in 2 :20 in 4:20 6:25 2:10 a 3 :40 3:00 5:05 PALACE SLEEPING CABS WIGHT THAI NS I ON ALI BAGGAGE (J HECK ED THROUGH Palace Day and Sleeping? Cars Through to Indianapolis Cincinnati and Eastern Cities Without Change Ask for ticket via St Louis Itulianapo- and res til he for sale at all ticket offices In the West! 8 PEASE 8 PIERSON 1 Tkt Arent STEEL RAIL! DOUBLE TRACK 1 Baltimore Ohio The grent Short Line from QjnelhnaU to Columbus EAS Tv! Saving mile amf arriving one train in advance at' pw YORK Saving ftifnjies and arriving 8)4 hours in advance at Saving -77 mile and arriving 8J4 hours advance at in WASHINGTON Rescuing PHILADELPHIA -Do Train the quickest rpHFGRK VTIRON RAILWAY BIUDG-1 qsovqftthRyhio river at Parkersburg and Be! lure are 'completed night lines of Pullman's Palace Cars Arc tuu on this rout from Cyj-oinnaU or Columbus to Baltimore apd City without change By this-route you avqid all mm bus transfer and ferries Ticket- lor sale at all -kt offices In the -Bomb ami West COLE WILSON Masier Bali i more Mil Baltimore gl 8 JONES Gen Agent Gin- Morning anc Just received at Leland St Wherry's a full line of fine shoes call shoes shoes fine shoes plow shoes etc A New Nebraska montblr We have just received the fiist number of the Nebraska Farmer published monthly at Lincoln by Abraham Deyo It 1 a bouud volume of sixteen page of well written Mid well printed agricultural intelligence all for $150 per year It is just the thing for our Richardson cqunty farmers Ali those wishing to get goods by the first oflay of Mrs Gentry at the new miltin-erystore will please call as she will have to divide her time between this place and MuFwill he absent one week at that 222 -2w Troy time TT Another fine lot of -wagons received at the furniture store kraruH Bauciae These preparations are warranted to per form all that is represented by the labeK If not the money will be refunded by applying to the agent from whom purchased For sale by Shelly aad Wilson St Bro Fails City Pampel Co Salem William Till Mills and Pattison Rulo Fire lu Ilis nnaniaiB A Kinsey Go of Salem Neb)ave received another car load of Cultivators making a total shipment of 275 to them this heason Let everybody run and get one as they have only 130 reroaiu-Uig and Witt soon he out again lw Mail trains connect at Ktilo With stage for Kufo Table Rock with stage for Pawnee CRy and at Teeiunseh with stages for Beatrice and trains of Midland Padtie for Lincoln wt Nursery Hill Dining stations White Cloud anti Table Rock Train No 1 connect at Atchison with trains for St Louis and Atchison on each side of the river and St train for Chicago 3 also eonneeta Mtfu at Troy Junction with mail on St Joe A tt reaching St Joseph at 12:30 Train No 2 connects at Atchison with trains from St Louis and Chicago and closely at Troy Junction with trains from St Joe for tbe West FIB TH dnimtu 0h'- i ml 4-i- k-.