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PLATTSMODTH HERALD
IKKICIALPAPKHOK TIIK CITY
Grand Fourth-of Juiy Poem-
Cook and Yeats. I be barber mate,
Tim Urnl you'll flnd lu veii iafei ;
If any doti'it, they'll find It out
Ky calling in wurii they're about.
With K'M"I nliainjKM) and bergamot.
They'll elicit you up without a doubt.
If your hair In curly, they'll rut It straight.
r Nh.tve your faro at any rate.
-We'll warrant th'-iu to Miave witli ea.
And all their cui'tom try to please.
Their tooU lliey kop In extra uliave
In order to, men' faces scrape.
The .adieu (. they now Invite,
For hem, you know, they must not slight ;
They'll cut your l.uix J'lntlu the style.
Now Ieae call, and Hire them a trial.
In the Court Houxe hop you'll always find
The door wide open, from seven till nine ;
And Sain and Hilly youll find there, too.
Always rea ly to arrommodate V.
Vrats x Cook.
ClreaiiK. Hbrapy
Drug tra.
U Warrick's
6itf
CA. tlaraliatl, OentUt, nuc
ceor to duller fc Marfttmll.
Teelu extracted without paiu,
by use of MtrmiM ia ria-
A. Salisbury, lentlt. .
A II u ii On a li iig Store.
Never was such a rush made lor any
Dm S'oru as U now at Roberts Phar
maty lor a trial Hot tie of Dr King's
New Discovery for consumption,
Coughs atid Colds. All eron aft", ct
ed w ith Asthma, Bronchitis, Hoarse
nes, Severe Coughs, or any affection
l the Threat and Lungs, can get aTri
ul Jottle of this great remedy free, by
c il uu :it above Drug .Store. Regular
size 11.00. Dec. 27 e6ly
These am Solid Facts.
The best blood ' purifier and system
regulator ever placed within the reach
ofsutlering humanity, truly is Electric
Hitters. Inactivity of the Liver, Bil
iousness, Jaundice. Constipation. Weak
Kidneys, or any disease of the urinary
organs, or whoever requires an appetiz
er, tonic or mi'.d stimulant, will always
find Electric Hitters the best and only
certain cure known. They act surely
and quickly, every bottle guaranteed to
Rive entire aatisfaction or money re
funded. Sold at fifty cents a bottle by
J. M. Roberts Jand&wly.
THAT HACKING COO''; II can be
so qmckly cured by hilohs Cough.
We warrant it.
WILL YOU SUFFER, with Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint? n loh's Vitali- j
zer is guarautaed to care vou.
SLEEPLESS X 1(1 1 IT, nude miser
ablv by that terri le cough. Shiloh's
Cure is the remedy lor you.
CATAUKII I-UKEI),. health and
sw-et breath secured by Shiloh's Cat
arrh K-nv?dy. Price 50 cents Nasal
Injector free. For sale by Smith &
Black Bros. Dcc.l3eowdAwly
Well Rewarded.
A liberal reward will be paid to any
rtv who will produce a cae of Liver,
Kidnev or Stomach complaint that Ele- i
ctric Bitters will not speedly cure.
Bring them along, it will cost you
nnthin.r for the medicine if it ' fails to
cure, and you will, be well rewarded
fnr vnur trouble besides. A'l blood
diseases. Biliousness Jaundice, Consti- j
pation, and general aeDinty are vuicsiy
cured. Sitisfactlou guaranteed or
money refunded. Price onlv fifty cents
per bottle. For sale by J. M. Rolerts.
Dec. 27 e6wly.
A Startling Discovery.
. lianAvnrina Tho filft. that, r
Dr. Kind's New Discovery for Cou
sumption and all Throat and Lung
diseases is daily curing patients that
thev have given up to die, is startling
them to realize their sense of duty, and
examine iuto the merits of this wonder
ful discovery : resulting in hundreds of
our best Physicians using it in their
practice. Trial Bottles free at J.M.
Rotierb. Drug Store. Regular size
IN CASH
GIVEN AWAY
To SMOKERS of Blackwell's
Genuine Bull Durham
Smoking Tobacco.
This Special Deposit- U to rnarantee the
payment of the 25 premium fully described
In oar Ibnner announcements.
The premiums will be paid, no matter bow
tm.ii tae oumbex of bags returned may be.
tataa, JV. Mag 10, ISK. t
DuiHu!-i incite yon ILw.b. which
r;
lcae Place no Sreeiml DbiwhiH rf 're"u."""
'5TurSxT tobacco bM ta m returned Dec
uiiL luuninui.
nf tt Bank of Durham,
itvrlam. K. C- 10.
j.rwT. Caatuer.
Vone noolne wttbcmt picture of BCXXoo tb
rjnsea our otber aanoancemeiita.
The Ioe Man.
.la. i-VirfleU ha- established an of
fice at Monarch billiard hall, where he
will co itraet with con-umers to supply
ic for the season at the lowest terms.
CORN COB piws in erery style
SchreKel't. w
1195
CommlHftloner'ii Proceeding
Ordered that tit following taxes be,
ami the ium are hereby levied, upon
the nal and personal property of Oass
couuly, Nebraska, for the year 1W81,
ami the county cleik in hereby ordered
to place the game on th tax list for
said year:
VaJnttion or properly-S3,82t,922
Connty general fund 6 mill
on the dollar 22,949.52
County bridge fund 4 ruilU
on this dollar 15,299.60
County road fund 3 mills on
toe dollar 11,47-4 6
11 & M R It bonds 4 mills
on trie dollar 15,296.08
Total levy 17 uiijlg on the lol 65,02.1.C5
Insane (und qlerk ordered to add ?a
mill to state levy. Also ordered to en
ter on tax lint poll tax as returned by
axHeflriors,
Ft payment of South Bend bridge
bonds interest the followtng levy is
made, three ( i) mill on the dollar valu
ation of said precinct.
The following levie9 were then made
for the payment of boud3 und interest
in the following school districts and
the same ordered ou tax lint 1884.
'Schooi district Fo. 6. f mill on the
aoliar; school district No. 22 3 mills;
school dist. 23 4 mills; school dint. 71,
5 mills; school dist. 75. 2 mills.
The following levies made by the
several school districts and reported to
county clerk were ordered on tax list
for 1884:
School district X. 2, 4 mills on the
dollai : school dist. :i, 5 mills; school
dist. 4, 2 mills; school dis'.4, 5 mills;
school dist. C, 0 mills.
School dist No. 7 1 ys mills on the dol.
98
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" 1310
" 1410
143
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" 17 00
" 1807
' 1911
20 10
" 2105
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" 2713
3002
32 C9
" 3303
" 3413
' 25 0C
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3712
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" 39-03
4007
" 41 -10
42 06 i
. 43-06
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- 6910
" 7003
" 71 16
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The following levy of the village of
Greenwood was ordered on tax list tor
1834.
General fund 5 mills on the dollar
valuation.
The Lowisville village levy is 4 mille
on the dollar for general fund, 3 mills
for building jail.
As a board of equalization the com
missionera then adjourned, but contin
ued in session for the transaction of
general business.
When tbe following was done to wit:
Or lered that A. Kniss be ana is here
by 8jpoUted .oversew is road district
So. 3 his bond with James Root and
Henry Slangier as sureties, was duly
approved and order allowed him for
25.00.
The petition of Gotleib Mctzger anl
other for the vacation of road No. 161,
and that part of road No. ,152 from sta
tion l to 3 in section 22, town 12, range
11, was taken up, and after consider
ing all the proceedings and examin
ing reports of county clerk on
petition and report of commis
sioners on damages, it is hereby or
dered that all of road So. 101 in sec.
22, T 12, R 11, be and the same is here
by vacated, and that part of road No.
152 from fetation 2 to f, is aluo vacated;
and that part of road No. 152 from sta
tion 1 to 2 be not grunted; and further
find that no one is imaged by the va
cation of .said roitd. ami damages ure
hereby refused.
The overseer of rod district No 11 is
hereby notified of laid vacation, and
he will govern hhmelf accordingly.
The following rhu'm.i were then al
lowed: (Jeo. Fj. Finley, Assessing Salt deck
precincr, $90 00.
G M Beach, asicssiuu; Tipton pre
cinct. $31 00.
L C Eickofl", a.-itsning L uisvillo pre
cinct," $90.00.
S W Orton, asisfeing Weeping Water
precinct, 890 00
A B Carper, assessing Mt. Pleasant
precinct, 75 00.
Geo A llay, assessing South Bend
precincr, 8103 00.
J Va.lery, Jr., assessing Plattsmouth
precinct, $126.00.
Fred Gorder, assessing First ward
Pluttsmouth City, $45.00.
M McKlwaiu, assessing Second ward
x'lattsiiiouth city, $48 00.
David .Miller, assessing Third ward
Pluttsmouth city, $63.00.
M McGuire, assessing Fourth ward
Plattsuiouth city, $63 00.
F F Switzer, assessing Avoca pre
cinct, $72.00.
G N Larue assessing Liberty pre
binct, 872.00.
C W Snyder, assessing Eight Mile
Grove precinct, $31.00.
M Archer, assessing Ilock Blufl's pre
cinct, 8103.00.
M M Horton, assessing Stove Creek
precinct, $105.00.
John McCaig, assessing Elm wood
precinct, 8105.00.
R G Gordon, assessing Center precinct,
$90.:J0.
John Erickson, essessing Greenwood
precinct, 878.00.
A. Beesou, attorney's fees in county
cases, allowed for the sum of $150.00,
of which $J7.97 is to be drawn in fa
vor of W. 11. Newdl, treasurer, for
personal taxes due county.
Dills further allowed:
R. G. Gordon, extra assessing, by
order of County Com niissiouere, 89.00.
Jacob Vallery, Jr., extra assessing, by
order of Co. Commissioners.
Herald Publishing Co., suudry print
ing, $55.50.
D. D. Johnson, collecting delinquent
taxes, $9.79.
Eli Sampson, boarding paupers for
May, $47.60.
G. W. Fairfield, locating bridges and
use of team, $45.50.
A. G. Barhydt, meals for jurors,
$6.50.
G. C. Cleg'jom, room for election
$2.00.
E- beainan, boa'd for paupers 75c.
D. II. Wheeler, rooms for two elec
tions, $7.00.
Robert Donnelly, repairing pump at
jail and poor house, $11.00.
D. D. Johnson, collecting delinquent
taxes, $61.84.
Way man aud Beesou repairs at jail,
IS. 50.
G W Kiussr, repairs at jail, 0 00.
Omaha Republican, deed Index &c,
20.35.
S. P. V;i:atta. attorney fees in Statr
vs. Boss ar. t State vs. Thuckeu, 75.00.
State Jo'irnal Co.. books for clerk o
district court, 30.00.
J. V. Weckbuch, rtnt of jail lot 23.00.
Win. Mostiu. repairing side walk ai
county j"dge's olfioo, 3.-10.
D. E. Rabbington, work for count
9-33,
Wm. Ilerold, mdso for paupers 8.00v
J. C. F-Ikeubary. attending court,
sheriff's, j iilors fees, &c, 126 03.
B. C. Yomans, bailirl' dist. court $34.0"
Jame3 Sage, " 44
S. P. HolUway, 4
Frtmk Schlater, "
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32.00
3.00
34.00
20.00
6.60
34.01
GeoJLaverty,
D. Woodard,
Jay Johnson,
I. M. Ward, nails for road disttict
2.50.
O. Tent assessing damages on road,
82 00.
A. Ilanion. same, 2.00; Ch i-Ies Bo
gard same, 2 00; Amos Tefft Justice of
the Peace swearing appraisers anc
making returns 1.00; A B Barr, assess
ing damages on road 2.00, Wm Leeely,
same 2.00: J W barr, same aud team.
3 50; Ed Jeary swearing appraisers and
return 1.50; Geo N Larue, assessing
damages on road 2.00; Joshua Lynn,
same, 2.00 ;G F McNamee game 3 00; J
F Polk same, and t se of team, 6 00; M
P Williams- 2.00 J O McUio
B"r .'i'-'ujL djuarntid. , . . ...
June 10, 1884.
Board lu teasion; whin the follow
ing business whs transacted:
Ordered that Geo. S. Smith le, and is
hereby employed as attorney for Cass
county, Nebraska, at a compensation of
$300 per annum, payable quarterly and
to be in force one year und to be in full
payment of auy and all legnl srrvio-n
lu all the courts.
The following claims were then al
lowed :
R K Livingston, fees insuneense
Stale vs Elliott $ 8 00
U II Wheeicr fes insane case.. 3.00
J (.' Kikenharv - " " . . 21.65
Ira J 1c 9.20
W s Eili..t . 5 70
J M Elliott 5.70
W C Mi.w;t t-r 4 . . 29.25
J C Eikenb-try lies iu grand jury
subpi.n:is 19.40
Witness ft en in Slate vs James .
Thaeker s-J.98
Witness fees in State vs Frank
Greek . 22.50
Witness fees in State vs Ed Ihss. 93.78
Witmss lees in State vs Frank
Green 7.78
Witness fees in .State vs Louis
.Br'mkhiin 10.78
Witness fees in State vs Tiiomas
Robin, on 22.73
Grand jurors dist. court 117.50
Ie:it j'lrnrs dist. court 525 80
Witnesses he to re grand jury .... 57.70
-S P Hollowuy b'ding prisoueis.. b7 bt)
J W Jennings xpeus: acc't and
correcting assessor's loo!t GC.40
A JJ Todd, servijs as Com. .. . 45 U0
(I W Faiitield locating county
ioa.1 and surveying 57.5m
Auixs Ki-er assisting to Si ati!
rond 2 00
in nneut rc i-ewir. mii-c to pau
pers 16.00
Johnson Bios Bca!e rule rule for
clerk 1.80
County Sunt. Alton sal tor M.y . .100.00
E A Rydor mJse for paupers. . . . S.C.O
(Concluded next week.)
STORM AT OX FOR D
One Mtn Killed, and Two Injured.
The State Journal contaius a special
today of an accidental Oxford, in the
Republican Valley west of Arapahoe in
Furnas county. Atalittle arter 7:30
yesterday evening a violent ' storm of
wind, rain and hail struck Oxford and
vicinity, doing considerable damage to
crops, out houses aud temporary build
ings. The storm lasted some fifteen
minutes and some window gla?s was
broken, however, the damage to crops
was not so bad as at first supposed.
Says the Lincoln Journal's corres
pondent, upon learning that an acci
dent had occurred to a construction
train which was approaching Oxford
Irom the east, occasicned bv the wind
blowing a flat car from the switch near
town, upon the main line and carrying
it eastward with great speed:
"1 Immediately went on the run to the
wreck, and found one man uncon
scious and two others badly bruised
about tho head. Engine 68, run by Sam
Jennings, had four flat cars ahead of
tho engine and several in the rear.
The laborers who board in town were
sitting on the flats, and on the front car
Lwere about six persons, and when their
car struck, thw one on the track the
one on the track raised and slid right !
up on top of the car the men were on ;
caught ore fellow and just rolled him
between the cars. He died last night
at 12 o'clock. All were knocked off
and somewhat injured. E I. Dolao was
conductor, who immediately went back
to flag the mail train from the east.
Dr. McClaiue, railroad surgeoa, was
on hand at once, and did all possible
tor Hi" sufferers; also Dr. McChdland.
T'ie names of the wouuded I am un
able to ive at present.
List of dumiigt'S will be sent you to
morrow. At the board of trade meeting las
night, the Soldiers' Rome proposition
monopolized the attention of the gen
tlemcn present a?d after considerable
discussion the following committee was
selected to whom the entire matter was
eferrcd: A. X. Sullivan, chairman, II
E Palmer, R B Windhasi, J V Week
bach, J W Johnson. D II Wheeler, C
W Sherinnn. F E White and R R Liv
ingston. The openiug of the new B. & M. ex
tension to Washington, Kansas was
celebrated yesterday by a rousing ex
cursion to Lincoln, where the Kansans
arp said to have ben delighted with
the prosperous appearance of Nebras
ka's capital.
The MaJigan aud Mosey letters were
hoomer-iaes; says the State Democrat,
which is very consoling news just now.
while Dr. Miller is laying hi much im
portance to the Madigau circ i;ar.
.' A terrific rain aud wind fctor-n oc
curred at Lincoln last night doing con
i erab e damage to gn-wing crops.
Mr. F. W. Whittemore, 'traveling
age t of M. B. Reese, Job and Bit-k
B ok P. niers, O.nilg. ia in tfc.'cty
A FEARFUL DEATH.
Timothy Sharp ' Killed by Accident
Saturday, night Timothy Sharp, Sr ,
and son wereenroute for home, having
viitcd the city through the day, and
when north of the city were joined by
Mr. Simeon Upton, of Cass countfi who
was driving a spirited team of horses
and a wagon heivily loaded with lum
ber. Going down the Kinney hill, near
Walnut creek, Mr. Upton halted and
allowed the Sharps to precede him.
While waiting for them to pass he
locked a wheel of his wagon with a
rope. At the foot of the hill Walnut
cret k is spanned by a bridge with a
i lii;hl railing. Mr. Sharp aud son were
j tis-t starling across this bridge when
the brake on Mr. I'pton's wagon gave
way and the lumber ou the wagon slid
forward, striking aud frightcuing his
horses so they became unmauagablci
and ran away Going down hill at
lightning speed they collided with Mr.
Sharp's "wagon throwing them out, and
knocking the team and wagon off the
bridge into the creek bcluw. Mr. Up
ton's wagon aud horses ran over the el
Utr Sharp killing him almost instantly.
He never spoke after the accident oc
curred. Mr Sharp's death causes deep
rrow, as he wjs well known and well
iiked, and was a good man. He was
o::e of tbe oldest and leading farmers
of old Otoe, and his funeral yesterday
was the largest ever witnessed in Otoe
county with die exception. The de
ceased leaves - wife and six children
1 1
ad of whom live in the neighborhood
of this city. Hi children are Mrs. A.
Thei.-s. Peter Su irp, John Sharp, Mis.
Georg'? Cehlke, Mrs. Henry Wahling,
and Tim Sharp, Jr. Neb. City Press.
List of Letters.
Liht of letUrs remaining unclaimed
in the P. O. at Plattsuiouth, Cass Co
Neb., July 2d, 184:
Berry W J
Bates Wm
Burnett Thos (J
Burke John
Cuslay T B
Carroll George
Chalon Chas
Dough'erty Jack
Glass Charles
Harrison Mr A V
Hubner Louisa
Hicks G 1
Keller M
Marshall D A
McLanihan O W
Newman Michael
Peters C II 3
Eobinson Mrs T C
VauDervoort A 2
Van Slyke L D
Wheat Ben
Weaver Sanford 2
ilendricksou Jesse Young Annie.
Person calling for the above will
please say "advertised."
J. W. Marshall, P. M.
PERSONALS.
A. N. Sullivan is in Omaha today.
J. X. Howland, camo in from Wy-
niore this morning, to speud the 4 th
with friends in this city.
Geo. JX Mattiso", South Bend, is iu
the city today.
Miss Ella T reman, of Omahv, is in
the city, the guest of Mrs. Alex. Schlc-
The A. O. U. W. will hold their reg
ular meeting on Thursday evening of
this week, instead of Friday evening.
All members will take notice and gov- ,
ern themselves accordingly.
By order O. D. Spakks.
2t M. W.
you mow
That water will not run up hill,
that a kiss i sweeter than it looks
and looks better after dark,
YOU OUGHT to KNOW
that good CLOTHING is the
best, and cheapest to buy, that
money can be saved, and a square
deal had at WescotVs, the itoss
Clothieiv as he does not deal in the
inferior lines adapted to the fixed
purposes 61 bankrupt and assig
nee sales.
We avoid all gag schemes, sell
to all alike and treat our custo
mers with the utmost fairness. A
complete stock of seasonable
clothing and furnishing goods on
hand, and we are prepared to con
vince all ia doubt tliat pur statements are correct, that our goods are
the best, and that it ia to your interest to trade with WSCOIT
Late styles in Straw and Fur Hats, .Novelties iu Neckwear, full line of
Trunks, Valices, &c, drc Everybody welcome...
C. IS. IIwTJSGCTSF
BfOdsvfw Bioct- TEE BOSS OiQTEIER.
Toe folio will g arc the headline i
the Lincoln Journal this morning, de
scriptive of tbe boy preacher's work on
that rltv:
FIRE!
Having reference to the Divine Sort
That is Being Started By Rev. liar
rUoa In th Hearts of Lincol I Sin
ners.
Last Night's Crowded Meeting An
Altar Oversowed with Weeping,
Penitents Note of the Address
Meeting Today and Tonight.
Republican Central Commute
:Meetlng.
The Republican Central Committee
Is hereby called to meet at Weeping
Water, Saturday, July 12th, at 1 o'clock
p. m. Ail member of said committee
are especially requested to be present.
M. M. Butlek, Ch'n.
Firaman'n Notl.
All members of th Fire Depart
ment are requeted to be present at tho
engine house at 8 o'clock, this evening,
sharp, and bring your gloves with yon.
By order of Chief.
The telegmplrtoday informs us that
the Presideut will veto the FItz John
Porter bill, an act that will be looked
upon veiy favorably by the patriotic
citizens of the west that continue to
Vote as they shot.
Mr. M. E. JJronson, of Lincolu, a per
sonal friend of W. L. Browne, and by
way the western sopeiiutenleut of D.
L. Morgan & Co., the great reaper fac
tory, is in the city to lay.
The llKRAMctll4 particular atten
tion to Coiutuissiouer's proceedings, as
published this wcik. It Is very com
plete, and contains news of special in
terest to taxpayers.
i Allen PiiiKerton, the inot noted de
tective in the world, died yesterday,
at his home in Chicago.
The implement men are busier just
now than we ever saw them at Huh
time of year before.
The Supreme court is again in s"?
8lon at the capital.
Additional locals on second and fourth
pages.
WHITEBREAST
COAL, & MINING CO.
'-G DELIVERED PRICE LIST.-.
All Coal is Screened at tJte Yard.
Tyrfi6o6T3oTJB
I Ins ll
lbs II lb
Whltebreaht lump
nut
Canon City coal
Marnhall coal
Anthracite (all size.)
Cumberland (rmithini; coal)
Slack coal. 15c per Kto pounds
'liWS-ia 78,
I 50 '2 CO
2. 45 4,:
6
417.1
ft id
7 oo'
3 25 , 6 00
iiTii
11 00
Orders left at the office or with
0". IE3. -OTJIsrQ-
XT THE
P. O. BOOK STORE
Will he promptly
DELIVERED.
Your patronage i respectfully solicited.
CHAS. D. CUMMINS. Agent-