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See cs.rd oi Ir. Robert;; t "Weeping
Watt'r'
Simrtsmon of the city report chickens
quite plentiful.
The Kate Kinney and McG ill each
Vrou'ht up 50 R. 11. ties on their last
trip.
Three teams are kept constantly at
work hauling R. R ties from the t-tcam
bont lamlinc to the Depot grounds.
We understand that Joseph Schlater.
E., has contracted to erect a large
1,um!h.s house on the present site of his
jewelry establishment .
See c:ird of Fairlie & Monell, Station
ers, liinders and - booksellers, Council
Bluffs. Th'-y are first class men to deal
with.
Johnson and Straight each furnish an
nn -ilcnt article of Soda Water, which
U "aid to le a first class substitute for
"sun stroke"' this hot weather.
( Mir old friend, T. li. Glenn, Esq., ar
rived in the city last Saturday. He
thinks of locating in this city again, if he
can "strike"' anything, that suits him.
Messrs'. Uarr and Leasle have just
cnjiii 'ctcd a stone wall around two tides
of the Court H tuse, to protect it from
the wa-h and debris of the bank.
L. P. Il.iz.n. Ksq., has the contract
f jr the stone work on ('apt. Murphy's
liO.v bui'dincr. also fjr a stone pavement
c. ;. ii
l.u-incss bun
(b;':icy. who
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:! l:as rented his brick
e to a gentleman from
v. n put in a large stock of
A strin? of railroad tonus over a quar
ter of a mile in lutiirtli jassed through
th-city l-ri. lav evcr.in? last, going on
the wu:k west, and another lot went "nt
Saturd.iv a'ternoon.
K. (i. I'ovey, Esq., arrived at home
Tti. sil:iv from St. Louis, where he has
been .-H'ndiiv a fow wc.'ks for his health
We are r';vl to hear that he is feeling
Letter than when be left here.
C;ipt. 1'. I?. Murphy has cotniuenced
the erect-on of a lartre business house on
Main street, adioiiiincr the M. E.
Church on the west, which is to lw 44 X
fr'l feet, three stories.
The Platte Valley House has been
leaded to Mr. , John Ross, of JeT;ron,
Iowa, who takes possession to-day. Mr.
Vivian will engage in other business in
the city.
There will be service at the First Pres
byterian Church next Sabbath, morning
and evening. Rev. Mr. Cameron is ex
pected to arrive to-day.
U. S. Marshal, J. T. Hoile, and lady,
passed through the city yesterday on
their way to Omaha, where he has es
tablished his headquarters.
Wc presume the man who stole the
Herd law through last winter, and got it
enrolled and Bigned , notwithstanding its
indefinite postponement by the House,
will hereafter contend that he was only
"correcting the grammar" of the Legis
lature.
If the Recorder of Deedsjshould see fit
to change a document brought to him for
record, and should insert the description
of another piece of land in addition to
the one already described in said deed,
would it be held that he was only "cor
rectine the grammar" of the maker of
the deed.
Messrs. Lonsbary, . General Superin
tendent, and Acklin, Route Agent of
the Western Stage Company, were in
the city yesterday morning. Their line
to this city is becoming one of grent im
portance,aud,they fully realize the neces
sity of looking after interior connections
from this city.
( )ne oft lie long eared animals used on
the Railroad work got contrary and went
ovr the river bank Monday.' It found a
soft place in the mud and sand, from
which it was extricated with some diEfi
cuity. We rod ; around the R. R. line with
lion. S. Ma vwcll lust Saturday evening,
from the ( i:y to the Platte bottom. We
f .mill the road nearly all graded, ready
fitr the iron, wijh the exception of about
a eir.rti-r of a mile just aVve. Ripple's
!'-vi-rv.
The Chronicle, says we are opposed
to any road being built through Cass
county that does not pass in the vicinity
of Ilattsniwuth. That is all a mistake.
We only objected to the Chronicle asking
pay for its road, when it had it already
built and the car running, and could just
as well set it down in Cass county as not.
Under the circumstances, we think the
Chronicle should make the people of Cass
a present of at least one road out of the
many it has on its hands.
Mr. Harry Brown of the California Dra
matic Company, was in the city yesterday
looking for a hall in' which he could per
form with his troupe. We are sorry
to say ' that he was compelled to leave
town without making any arrangements,
for the very good reason that we have
no suitable Hill. Will somebody or
some several bodies build a Hall suita
ble for a theatrical lieiformance. The
time has arrived when we need such
building, and it will pay.
Gilfoil, the belligerent "John Bull"
who was sent to jail last week, made an
attempt to "go through" the Exchange
Saloon last Monday, while out under
charge of Street Commissioner Hohl-
schuh, working out his fine. Sheriff
Johnson and Marshal Murphy were
close at hand, and soon "corralled" him
insicie tlie prison walls. He wiu soon
learn that it is a difficult matter for one
man to "run the town."
There ba-s been over 2,000 barrels of
s:il: !;:nded on our levee within the past
three v.-ei !-s. e never expect to soe
tliar a;no::nt br.mght to this city from
Si. Louis again, as Col. Tichnor can sup
ply it much ein "iper as soon as the I.. &
M. lb 11. is done to Lincoln.
DOOM, BRO. & CO.
have a large Stock of
Dress Goods,
Dress Goods,
Dress Goods,
Dress Goods,
Piece Goods,
Piece Goods,
Piece GooLs,
White Goods,
White Goods,
White Goods,
White Goods,
. Brown Muslins,
Brown Muslins,
Brown Muslins,
Bleached Muslins, Deimns, blue & brown
Bleached Muslins, Demins, blue & brown
Bleached Muslins, Demins, blue & brown
Shirting, check and stripe,
Shirting, check and stripe,
Shirting, check and stripe,
Choice Rio Coffee, A Coffee Sugar,
Choice Rio Coffee, ... A Coffee Su,?ar
Choice Rio Coffee, Brown Sugar,
Syrup, Brown Sugar,
Doom, Bra & Co have just received
anothtr large lot of Glass and Queens-ware.
Syrup, ' ' 1
"Salt T!sh,
Salt Fish,
Queensware,
Qneensware,
Queensware,
Syrup,
Dried Fruit,
Dried Fruit, 1
Dried Fruit,
Glas3 Ware,
Glass Ware,
Glass Ware,
And a general stock, to which . they call
the attention, of the Farmers and Public
generally. Have the best selected stock
aud make the lowest prices., , Remember
the place, the west corner in the Big
Brick, Main street, Plattsmouth Neb.,
Doom, Bro. Sc Co.
All parties indebted to us by open ac
count or notes now due or past due, must
pay the same by the 20th of ibis month,
(August.) Ail all notes due 'us from
the 20th of August to the 1st of Septem
ber must be paid promptly for wc
shall be obliged to protest if not paid at
maturity. Doom, Bro. & Cp.
' DOOM, BRO. & CO.,
Agents for Birds-all's Threshing Ma
chines,Buffalo Pitt Threshing Machines,
Xdw Yorker Self Raker Reaper, "Buck
eye" Mower and Reaper, J. P. Manny's
TOR
One door west of the IIkrald Office.
ilflSSOURB vjy,L
PLATTSMOUTH, - NEBRASKA,
LIFE
HAS AT
WHOLESALE j&HB EITML
INSURANCE COMPANY.
A LAROE STOCK OP
Notice- "
Martin Fiurara non-resident of the State of No-
?wuik. notice that the Eurlinston & Mis
souri Kiver Railroad Company m Nebraska- Inu
located it road throutrti ana uiou . ..............
real estate owned by him. situate in ! county.
State of Nebraska, and eity l'latlsn.oiitb. Io
wa: Lot one in block one hundred seventy-one.
as is dcs.iirr.ated upon the recorded and pnbhsii
ed plat of the city of VlattsiuoiiUi : : and they'd
Martin Farrar is further nntibed that Mid Kail-
... . t ki.l.l ml anttrt
road t'omi'any aofires to ibki-,
priate said real .statefor the use of ita i road : and
if the ail Martin Farrarshall not within thirty
days after the publication ot inw noiiew iur
lour wceKf, lo-wu : on or .-i.m j--" . -,
Oc tober. A. 1. apply to the Probate Jule
of sai 1 county b have the damofres
oix dir.inte routed freeholder)'. wted by miH
Pn.bate Jujlire. as provided in ehapter twenty
five of the lleviwd Statutes of the tatet
bra.ka. and amendment thereto, naid Company
will proceod to have the damages afswed an
therein provided by law. '.
Jateil ttnilay oi Aupusi. v. "'
Burlinpton r Mif.oun Kiver llailrimd J ,J"R?n
in Nebraska. By T. M. MARyt; h.tl.
augiwt.
Its Attorney.
Dry Goods, .Groceries, Clothing, CAPITAL,
FURNISHING. GOODS,
HATS, OJPS, BOOTS, SHOES.
and Provisions.
MARKET PRICE PAID
- - $500,000.00
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G-ZE32ZEIEAiIli OFFICE :
No. 70 DELAWARE STREET, LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS.
HIGHEST
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FOR ALL
V.
Kinds of Country Produce.
John Fitzgerald.
riatfeiuoutb, Nebraska, August 5th, I8G9.
BKA3STCE: OFFICES :
Louis, Mo.,
Chicago, III.,
Memphis, Tennv
Indianapolis, Ind.,
San Francisco, Cal.
Notice.
Abijah HarrU. a non-resident of tha Stata of
Nebraska: ,. . ...
Will take notice that the Burhntrton 4 3!n
ouri Kiver Kailroad Oompauy in Nebraska ha.
located iU road throwrli and upon the lollowing
real estate owned by hi ai. situate in Cat county.
State of Nebraska, and city of riattsmouth. to
wit: Lot nine in block ninety-one and lot nino
in block ninety-two as in decinnatcd up
on the recorded and published plat.s oT
the citv of 1'lattMinonth: and the ynid Abuah
Harris' i. further nolitied that faid Itmlroad
Company uesires to take, hold nnd appropriate
mid real estate for the ue of its road; and if
the said Abijah Harris shall not within thirty
dav alter the publication of tb is" notice for tour
weeks, to-it: on or before the "iTth day of Sep
tember, a. n.lsiii". apply to thell'robate Ju.ic..r
said oout.ty to havo damages assessed by six dis
interested freeholders, selected by the said pru-
bnte Jndfre. as provuleU in cnapier iwriuj nn
of the Revised Statutes of the State ot NebraJJ
ku. and amendment theroto, said company will
proceed to have the damages usessed ;ui therein
provided by law.
Katetl this 2th day of July. A. n. if.
Tt,ir1..,.rtr,n A- Missouri Kiver Kailroiiii I. 1 ' HIT
By l. Jl. lUnnw'
in Nebraska.
julyyivi
Its Attorney.
Ar ARRANTY. Mortgage. Quit (Haim Deeds,
T t t'hattle Mortgage. Bonds. Summons. Sub
poenas, Execution kept constantly on hand, and
nil other Blanks done on short notice at the
HBKALD Office. - ' ' - '
NOTICE.
J. T. Berber will take notice that W. II. Sliaf
er of the county of Cass, in the State of Nebras
ka, did on the 0th day of July, a. i. 1WJ, tile his
petition in the JMstriet Court of the 2d Judicial
J)istrict of the State of Nebraska, within and
for Cass county, against the said J. T. Berger.
defendant, setting forth that on the 2d day of
December, A, D. 118, the said defendant made
his certain promissory note in writing of that
date, and then and there delivered the same to
the said plaintill. ana tucreuy pronnsen io pay
to the said plaintiff the sum of Twenty-live Hun
dred and Forty-nine and o0-lH) Dollars. Also
IleaDCr aud Mower, W KT 8 alklllff that one T. M. Marquctt. at the request of de-
,F i c i o i i fendant. rendered services as Attorney at Law
Cultivator; Broad Cast beed i0Wer, Jioa for him amounting in all to One Hundred and
, -f , i ti t t . 1 crl,H Twenty Dollars said claim was assigned to
and Mould lOitVU lreakerS, OUIODIC i:,:n,iiT nravina- iudmiient HL'Binstsaidde-
plow.s of all kindsi
IJctry Lt'jJanent Wan-anted.
Ju.st receive! 100 barrels of Salt,'
Doom, Bro. & Co.
fondant for the sum of Two Thousand 1 wo Hun
dred and Sixty-one 75-lUO Dollars, with interest
from April 14, lHttt; that the said plaintiff did
on the 6th day of July. a. n. lSi, cause to be is
sued by the Clerk of said Court an order of at
tachment, and diil cause the the following prop
erty of tho defendant to be attached, to-wit :
Southeast quarter and soufhwest quarter oftec-
. X" . . I'lili ,n ruirnliin i"l
llOn -0. l CUlJf-lIlllC w".,.iu4K 'v
tui.lvc (V north, in riinee No. eleven (11).
for the purpose of havi ns t he i am - sol d to pav said
, i . , i .i : i I T l :.. ....
IVotice.
Ilenry P. Coolodgo, a non-resident of tho State of
ehnuska:
Will take notice that the Burlinston & Mis- j
souri River Kiiilroad Company in Nebraska has
located its road through ami upon the following
real estate owneil by him. situate in Cass county.
State of Nebraska, and city of Plattsmouth. to-
wit: Loteieht in block ninev-twoas is desieneted
upon the recorded and published plats of the
cityot l'lattsmoutn: ami tncsanl Henry l". Cooi-
edge is further notified that said Railroad Com
pany desires to take, hold and appropriate sa ill
real csiateforthe use of its road ; and if thusaid
Ilcurd P. Coolcdgeshall not within thirty days af
ter the publication ot this notice tor lour weeks,
to-wit: on or before the Li tti itay ot sept ember, a.
d.10!, apply to the Probate Judgetf said county
to have the ilamaees assessed by six disinterest
ed freeholder, selected by said Probate Judge,
as provided in chapter twenty-five of the Revis
ed Statutes of thef-tate of N ehrask-- .and amend
ments thereto, said Company will proceed to
ave the damages assessed as therein proviucd
law.
Dated 2-Sth day of July. a. t. ISoil.
Burlington it Missouri River Railroad Company
in Nebraska. By 1. Jl. MARUl KI T.
julyl.Uw4. Its Attorney.
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ALL POLICIES NON-FORFEITING.
wit: Lot twelve in block one. as m icsij
nated upon the recorded and publishod Plats i
the city of Piatt in.. nth: and the said M. M..l;icl
man i-lurthcr imiitiel that said Railroad Coi
:o:-
IivsIoids oh the Coiilribiitfioii IPlaii,
Securing the Greatest Pecuniary Advantage to the Policy Holders-
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DOOM, BUG. &CO.
. , r, . 1T, t i 1 or ine purposeoi nnvmi; lucwur-tuni i i...
Dealers 111 Staple and raucylryuOOU., indebtedness. Ami the said J. T. Bcrger is no-
T . .l.. Pl. .u itul OiifurK. titled that he is required to appear and answer
racers, JJooL, hhoes, OIa.8 ami lueen-v suii, tition on or t,tfore the tnirfi Monday af-
Grocers.
ware.
1000 seaailess bags for sale by
Doom, Bro. & Co.
ter the 2d day of September, A. u. lSti'J, or judg
ment will be rendered against nim.
Dated July V. H. SHAFER.
By T. M. Makqcett, his Attorney.
f aug5w4.
r
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A:
D.ui
:ii-i.
l's... i cli!n a larj mini
iM . lili'.ion to t liv fitv.
;..- 1 id' fiiu-en .i t Tuesday to
in v.I'i imnr-iliati'ly build on
Aiiiuii the jiuivhaeivi are II.
i. I '-.. and .J. W. Btirnei,
LtiiMii!'-'.
The Coniiir' ( A lams county) Gazette
i"tlu' 2'.'tli u!t., says: ''Siiu-e the return
of filiMsant weather, trak-laj'ing oa the
B. ii M. Ilailniad ha been the orler of
tiiiiiL-s t.rj the railroad at thi ji!aoe. A
c hair' a mi!.' nf tr.iek w i at this place
y .-t.-r !:'- afievn -n, an 5 the con; traction
I T::ri ti-nv in t.wn."-
We learn that the prisoners who have
been working on the streets undercharge
of Commission r Hohlsehuh have be
come intoxicated on one or two occasion?,
while out of the jail VThiskey sellers
should lear in mind that a heavy jenalry
is attached to the wiling of intoxicating
diinks to prisoners, and it is the duty of
the Sheriff or other officer to see that it
i. inflicted. W- give these words of
wirnin; that dealers in the ardent may
govern themselves accordingly. '
Some fellow that is either ashamed ot
afraid to 6ign ihis name to either his
private or (what he intends as Ids) pub
lic letters, sends us another one of his
productions in which lie assumes that
former articles of his have not ap'peared
because the IIkralj was opposed to
publishing anything on the subject.
Now, we do not believe he is hone.-t in
saying o, Vet Jur the reason that he
might - possibly ,lie, we again fay to
him thar. we have t-arefully preserved his
letters and will publish them whenever
he dare to fitter them and let us know
who lie i..
y:. .1. ((Solon, of Lexington, Mo.,
wi-int!i: city !a--t week. He is ready
t furni.-h all the 'ties needed by the B.
iS: M. V.. !.. provid."! transportation
i;;n Ik' -t'-,'.-,rr. . The company will prob
acy set a boat of their own at work un
less suitable rates can be obtained from
oilier boats.
The gentleman who sujjerintends the
coal prospecting at this place is the
same on who discovered coal at Boone,
Iowa, at Quincey, and in fact nearly all
the mines of any innortance on the
western slope. He discovered the coal
in Pawnee, and is the only man who has
Mtcee -fully prospected for coal in this
State.
S. IT. MaHory, Hj., Bridge Contract
or on the B. & M. Ii. 11. through Iowa,
and joint contractor with Fitzgerald on
the work in Nebraska, arrived iu the
city ia-d Monday. We learn from him
that the bridge work on the Iowa side is
about completed, and that work will be
commenced on this side iu a short time.
His pile drivers- are now at work this .side
of the C. B. & St. Joe track.
The eclipse in this city, like the city
itself, was a "perfect feuvees.." It coru
tii. tiecd last Saturday according to pul-IL-ln'-d
programme, and continued thro
out the entire performance, to rivet the
gaze of the large and appreciative audi
ence. ', It was not quite total at this
pia.v. but there was only visible a very
Finn! strip of old Sol. Smoked g'ass can
now be had of the small boys at reduced
Prices. 1 :
. Col. Tichnor arrived from Lincoln
Motplav. nrtnared to commence" orera-
' - - x -
Uons in the coal business. He has se
cured the services of one of the ' most
suc-ees.-ful coal miners and pros)ectors in
the United S'at -, who'- is perfectly san
guine of finding a paying veia.' They
vr.W coitii.icn.at opoiations alniti't a half
mile south of of the city," near thi river.
We will watch the progress of this work
with interest, and report their development'.
W e learn that some parties went
out to Four Mile Creek to make ob
servations of the eclipse. They were
amply supplied with glasses, and from
tne manner in winch tney are re
ported to have used them it is thought
by some that a new science has been re
vcaled, whereby these gentlemen could
see the eclipse just as well with the
mouth as with the eyes. They looked
often (always applying the small end of
the telescope to their mouth) and direct
ly it became ko dark that they were una
ble to distinguish things plainly in fact,
coul 1 hardly tell where fences, etc. , were
located. They are said to have discov
ered and disturbed some of thel'satelites'
of some "fixed planets" of Four Mile:
and ttined np thimrs irenerallv. There
is no telling what they might have dis
covered had not their glasses lost all
power.
Yallcrys & Ruffncr are just in receipt
of a large stock of Dry Goods.
Yallerys & Rnffner have just received
a few more Kirby Reapers oa which they
will give good time.
- THRESHING MACHINES.
If j'ou want a good Threshing Machine
you can procure ono at Vallerys Sc Itnff
ner's who are now receiving the J. I.
Cox & Co.'s 3Iichine,the most complete.
Machine ever put Hp. ' '
Also agents for the Woodbury Climax
and Pittt's Horse Power. (
We would advise all parties wanting a
good article of Tea go to Dooms' and get
it, they have the liest Tea that we have
ever seen in this city.
If you want to get some A No. 1 Su
gar Cured Hams, go to
Doom, Bro. &. Co.,
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WANTED,
' 1000 dozen eggs. . . , J -
L'OOi) lbs fresh butter. , . ' ; ...
by Doom, Brio. fc Co.
j. m. mm
(Succe?!ors to J. M. HincUman.)
Drugoisis & Apothecaries.
DKALKBS IS
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.
All persons indebted to the unilcrviirnud are I
requested to call at Uer residence, eighteen milos
west of Plattsmouth, and settle the same imme
diately.
augjtt.J kumi A.- iccrvr-ii..
Notice.
All persons indebted to the. undersigned are
requested to call and settle immediately.
aug5w2 AV. II. Sl'niLDKSKCHT.
WANTED.
A first eliws Miller. Ho other kind need arply.
Enquire at our mill near Itoek I'-luff.
julylw3. W. A, J. A. LATTA.
Pay Up.
All persons knowing themselves indebted to i
mi will please call and pay np immediately. A
word to the wise, etc. '
nelLltf J. .. toner.
$1200 and all Expenses Paid.
See advertiiement of American ShuctleSewing
Machine in our advertising columns. .. . ly
. Music.
Mrs. Kate Simpson would respectfully sny to
her friends and the public that she hiiH made ar
rangements to enlarge her cla." in music, and
would be "pleased to instruct any who may wish
to take lessons on Piano Forte. ' Inquire at resi
dence, corner Vine and Second streets, riatts
mouth. feMstf
3rnijs :md Medicines,
PAINTS. OILS. DYES. NOTIONS.
"X'ollo't Goods
P EltrUM E HA". FANCY SOAPS
PURE WINES AND LIQUORS
For Mechanical and Medicinal purposes.
Keep constantly on hand a full and well assorted
stock ot
PATENT MEDICINES.
Physicians' prescriptions carefully comDonnd
ed by an experienced Drupgist. None but the
purest medicines used. All goods warranted as
represented. Lull and see.
Main Street, South Side.
PROPOSALS FOR GRAIN.
llEADyCARTEKS 1KPARTMKXT OF THK PlaTTK.)
LHIF.F Wl'AH TKKMAMTKIl S UKK1CK.
OiiAHA. Nkb.. July lSiJO. J
Sealed bids, in duplicate, with puunintee
sicned by two reMionsible parties, not bidders.
will bo reeeiveil at tins olhec until w o ciuck a.
m. on Thursday, August li', !, tor the delivery
of
Tirenty thousand (20.000) Jiushels of ,
Twenty thousand (20,000) Ihixhek of
VATX, .
at Omaha, Nebraska.
Delivery to commence upon the award ot con
tract, and to be completed within thirty days
thereafter.
Dids will be rccei-.vl fur :iny quantity not less
thun three thousand bu-dit'h.
Fuil conditions of eoutraet made known on
application at this otnee.
Uy oricr ot Uv t .laj. uen l Aiisrar.
M M. MYERS.
july22w6 l;v't Brig. Gcn'l V. j. M.
Saint Louis & Omaha
Tri- Weekly
The above Line of Steainers will leave Platts
mouth every other duy throughout tho entira
season, connecting at Plattsmouth with the 15ur-
lington A: Missouri Kiver t.ailroaU tor tue cu.-t,
north nnd south, and ut the following point
with railroad cnnneciions. Council Blutts.Ouiaha.
St. .Inscili. Leavenworth and Kansas City. For
freight or passage app'y at our otnee.
SI Ml
TERMS CASH.
ImproTed Farm mid Tim-
lcr t or aie.
The farm is about 3) mile west from Platts
mouth. 2 miles west of Hoover's, on the Stage
road. 00 acres has been in cultivation a log
house upon it. and plenty of stock water; it is
southwest li of section town li range 11 l'X)
acres, an! connected with it is lot i and south
east of southeast of section 'JU. same town:
and range. timber 'JO and Ml-IDO acres, making
2o0 and b0-10O acres. Also, the northwest V ot
northwest i of section 24, town. 70. range 44. in
Mills county. Iowa, due east from PlattMnouth.
and one mile from the river, heavy timber. For
terms address D. H. SOLUMON.
maylBtf. Glenwood. Iowa,
WANTED.
Bacon ami Lanl fjr which vre will give
the highest market price. . .
Vallerys & Ruffxer.
r. " : j , . .
Vallorj-s & Ruffner are agents for the
Sdiuttlf r ygons vhich thej are selling
at red need prices.
If you want the lightest running Mower
irr tipe go to Vallers & .Rufiiier''arid
buy tho KniiEn. .
VaJIerys & Rufiiipr are agents for the
G rover & Baker - fwiag machines, the
bot ia market. CVJ vrrl see them. .
ALEXANDER'S
MEAT MARKET,
Cor. Main and Second Sts.,
PLATTSMOUTH XEBRASK.1.
Vie are botcherinjt nothing but the very best
of meat, which can always be bad
as we kill from three to Eve Gead of beef cattle
a day. , . ... .
' Market open Sundays until S a. m.
II 1Kb est price paid for fat cattle. ju1y22m3
MACHINE iHOP!
LIYXBY, S'VKKU.
AND
Sale Stable,
BT
WM- J- I1"XATT, Proprietor,
Plattsmouth, Nebraska,
First rate Stabling and Vagon Yards for the
accommodation of the public. A good stock of
Horses and Carriages
To let on very rcasoDalc terms.
Stable on Main strceL nearly opposite the
hheridan House. dex-.iltl.
IVotlct
Wm. Thompson, a non-resident of the State of
iS ebraska :
Will take notice that the Burlington A' Mis
souri River Railroad C'omia:iy in Nebraska ha
located its road through and upon the following
real estate owned by bim.suuato in Las county
btate of Nebraska, ami city ot Plattsmouth. to
wit: Lot six in block ninety-two. as is designat
ed upon the recorded and published plats of the
city of Plattsmouth; and tin; siiitl Wm. Thomp
son is further notified that said KailroadCompauy
desires to take, hold una appropriate said real
estate lor the use ot its road: nnd it the said M in
Thompson shall not wiihin thirty days alter the
publication ot this notice tor lour weeks, to-wit
on or before the -J7th day of fceotemncr. a. i.
I860, apply to the Probate Judge of said county to
have the d am aces assessed by six disintere-
freeholders, selected by said Probate Judge, as
provided in chapter twenty-five of the Revised
statutes ot the Mate ot .Nebraska, ana amend
menu thereto, said Cimpuny will proceed to
have tho damages a-ssesscu. as therein provid
eu by law.
Dated 2Sth dav of Jnlv. a. n. 1S69.
Burlington & Missouri River Railroad Company
in .Nebraska. Ky I. M. MAKUlfcll
july29w4. Its Attorner,
WAYMAN & CURTIS,
Plattsmouth, Neb.,
Repairer! of Steam Enfinej, Boilers, Saw and
UriEt Alilla.
... .;) - . . , . rr .
Gas an4 Steam Fittines. Wrmnrht Tron Pite.
Force and Tift Pumps, Steam Uauges, Balance
aire uovernors, ana im k:n ls of
Brass Engine Fittings,
famished, on short notice.
I , r I : , '
, FARMING MACHINERY
Repairri tin hrrt notire.' augjtf
REASONS FOR INSURING IN THIS COMPANY :
1st. This is a Western Company, managed by Western men, whose known finanancial charac
ter, ability and position, afford ample guaranty for its careful and succesful management.
21. Ita Polices are all lioji-rorreltiiis-
3d. Premium all -as!i. It receives no notes and gives none. Policy holders havo no Interest
to pay, and no outstanding notes as liens upon their policies.
1th. Dividends am' losses are paid in cash.
tth. It insures at lower rates than any Eastern company.
6th. Its ri.-ka arc in tho West, whore the rate of mort.ility is lower and tho rato of interest
highor than in the E;ist ; he;;ce the accumulation of Uivi leads to the policy holier is greater than
in any Eastern Company.
7th. It has no restriction upon travel.
8th. Its dividends arc made upon the contribution plan.
9th. IUbusiness is exclusively life insurance.
:o:
Arc the accumulations of interest upon premiums paid, hence the Company that loans its assets
at the highost rate of interest can give you the largest dividends. Eastern companies invest their
moneys at 6 percent., while this makos its investments at twelve per cent, or more.
Tho advantage of Western investments to the policy holder appears in the following startling
figure?: The amount of 31.000, invested for hfty years at
6 per cent, compound interest, is 8 18. 420.11
8 " " " " 4t5.901.GT
10 ' " " " 117,390.85
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oON, MICKELWAIT CO.,
Agents.
CLOTHING! CLOTHING!!
Willi;ii2i &i:aclcmaEiii,
H.
DKALBS 1.1
OFFICERS :
D. Mackay, President,
E. Henseley, Vice-President,
Geo. A. Moore, Secretary,
Ready-Made Clothing,
GENTS' FUIIN'ISHIEG C00DS.
Hats, Caps, Boot, Hiom, Trunks, Valisas u
jSTOTIOISTS.
South Side Main Street,
Plattsmouth Neb.
jyi oo
E. W. Eaves, Treasurer,
Notice-
M. M. Jui limiin, a non-resident of tho SUlo of
tliHt the Rurlincton & Mis
souri Ri'r Railroad Company in Nebraska has
located its road through and upon inc ioiioh ihk
real estiite owned by liiin.situatein Cass roMiity.
State of Nebraska, and eity of Pl.ittsmout i. to-
IlltlS Ol
olll
ranv desires to take, hold and iipri'pruite mii.
n al estate for the use of its roan: and it ttie.ii-l
M. M.. In -kni a ii fhiill not within thirty diiysu.ti-r
the publicalion of this ii.-lic- tor tour v..-eks, to
vt: on it l.ifi-re thelTlIi day of September a. d.
ii.'.l. api-lv to the Probate Judec ot said i-oitnty
to hae the d:unaites assrssed by six disiiitercsl
ed freeholders, selected by said Probate .1 mice,
a- provi-lcd in chapter twenty-five ot the I. cms
ed Statutes of t'u Stiite of Nebraska, nnd amend
ments thereto, said Company will, proceed .to
have the d.iiiiaues ;is:iessed as therein provided
'Hated -:th day of July. A. I. 1Hi,9.
Burlington A" Missouri H'er Ksilroad i.ni:r.i:7
in Nebraska. By T. M. MAl.i I'. I I.
julyitwl. I" AtlonuT.
AiIsMinistratcr's Sale.
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of a
deeretid order made by his Honor (ieorge It.
i .. L-.. .I,l,. ..(' )ie Seeon 1 Judicial lh-ti u-l
Court, within and for Cass ( ounty. State ol .Ne
braska, at his Chamoers in Oiuiha I uy, on .ttay
the 7th A. 1. T"'i. 1 will, on the lilst .lay of Au
gust A. 1. If f. at the front door id Uieto-.irt
House in the city of Bellewie, Sarpy l.oni'y.
Nebra-ka. ofl'er for mle at public auction, ut tlio
!iourofonelloVl'"k p. in. of said day. to tho
hi-'ie-t and best bi'idcr. all the rirht. title and
inrei'e:il of Epl.raiin Colo". i!cce:ised. in and to
th" following desrribed real estate, situate 1:1
Sarpv Countv. Nebraska, to it : t ointiieiicin
at J. P. Swain's southeast corner, 'hepce l un
nitig north 0 chains and Hi links t '. laink "t
I'latte ritr, running thence cart .t cbuins and -
links down the bank ofsuid Platte river Ihenco
running south 11 chains and Ut line t-i thr l.Mik
of sai l river, thence iiieandering t!ie ol
said I'latte river t- the place d' bi t-iniiiin-'. con-tainingaand;!-HN)
acr'-s, in section N j.'J'Uown
ship No. range No-12 e.isi. J'lb P. M. Sal
will reiiiHin open for bids for the space or ono
hour. Terms cash. AIjAMrs M(.rAln-Y.
dmi-. of estate of Kplsr""" 'olow. dee'd.
By Maxwki.l A Ciiapm in. bis attorn' s.
I ioiv'J'.iw-t i
"HE AD "
The following from
the CINCINNATI
TIMES, one of the
most reliable news
papers in the United
States. What can
be more convincing?
D. M. Swan, General Agent.
J. L. Wever, ?A. D., Consulting Physician.
Valuable Farm for Sale.
Situated on Four Mile Creek. 4V miles north
west of Platlsiuotith. 1 mile from the I'latte riv-
cr.und three-fourths of a mile from the line of the
IS. & M. R.. and known as tlie Stocking larm.
containing acres of choice land. I'm acres of
which is bottom land, about ten acres are timber
and about ninety acres in trrnss. the balance in
grain, all under fence. l'pon the premises is a
double cabin, trame barn IX'x-iO teet with stone
basement, stables nnd other out buildings, an
orchard, plenty of stock-water, a never tail ink
well, a gl school house: also ii aere of timber
land in arpy county. uea.r tao mouth of the
I'latte river: also lota two and six i2 and bun
Block lour ii) ami lots seven and eight '7 and Hi
in Block one hundred and sixty-eight tlOSi ia
the city of 1 lattsmouth. Icrms easy.
r.nquire at the premises or ot ti.o subscnoer
inSaundcrs Co. Neb. 21. STOCKING.
Piattsuioulb. Aug. o.-tf.
EISCEIOTJTIrEI COMMITTEE:
H. D. Mackay, George R. Hmes, E. henseley,
H. Edgerton, D. W. Eaves.
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Tlaiw CoiHpany Insures at lower rales than
any Eastern Company.
ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENCE
Kansas, do hereby certify that the
AUDITOR OF STATE OKI ICE. I
Topkka, Kansas. February J';;i. 1 -io'.t. j
Tha: I, A. Thomax, Auditor of tho State of
A'otiCC-
John Iledrk-k. a non-resident of the State of
Nebraska :
A V ill take notice that tho Kurlitigton A- Mis
souri llivcr Kailroad Company in Nebraska has
located its road through and upon the following
real estate owned by him.situa'e in Cass county.
State of .Nebraska, and city ot l.attsmoulh. to.
wit: Lot seven in block ninety-one. as is desig
nated upon the record-id aud pubii-he.! plats of
the city ot flattsmoutti : and tlie said .lobn Hon-
drick is further notihed that said Kailroad Com-
iiaiiy desires to trike. hold and appropriate 'ai I
real estate for tho use of its road: and if the
said John Hendrick shall not within thirty days
after tho publication i f this notice for tour
weeks, to-wit: on or before the CTth day of Sep
tember, a. D. J;y. arrly to tne 1 rooate -J udire ol
said county to have trio damages as;-cs---i , six
disinterested freeholdcrs.selecied l.ysai 1 l'robate
Judirc, as provided in chapter twenty-live of the
levised statute of the Siaie of Nebr.isKa. nnd
amendments thereto, said Coinpauy will pro -ecd
to have the damages aoss-jja.; therein provided
by law.
Dated 2Sth dav of Ja v. a. r.
Burlington Jt Missouri Kiver Railroad Company
in Nebraska. i3y I. M. .M.iKyi t.l 1.
july'wf. its Atiomoy.
T."N'nv
IV I
Missouri Valley Life Insurance Company,
organized nnd doing business under the luws of the -State of Kansas and Missouri. ha furnished
the unilersigheii sati-fat-tory evidence that it has invested Une Hundred and Fifty! Thousand Dol
lars of its capital in Unite.! States (invcrnmcnt Eonds, of the denomination of Fivc-'i weuties5-'J-)
and are possessed of the same. And I do further certify that said Company has set apart One llur
dred Thousand Dollars of said United States ltonds for tlie benefit of ALL poLirv holukk of naid
( ompanv : and that t hold in trust and on deposit lor tne Dencm oi sai'i piiney noinere ine s-euruy
above mentionei. and am satistiel that such securities arc worth One Hundred Thousand Dollars
lawful money of the United States of America. , ,
In witness w.'iero 1 have hereunto subscribed my name, an i causca uio seal oi my iuice iu uo
j Seal of Aud- I ath xed, the day and year above written
I iur of State. A. Til
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY" TO DO BUSIXESr
A. T1I0MAN, Auditor of State of Kansas.
I
Notice-
Samuel R. Dunning, a non-resident of the Bute
ot Nebraska:
Will take notice that the Burlinrton fc Mis
souri Kiver Kailroad Company in Nebnk has
lK-ated its road through aud upon the following
real estate owned by him. situate in Cass county
State of Nebraska, and citj- of Platu-mouth. to
wit: Lot live in block ninety-two. as is desnr
nateil upon the recorded and published pints ol
thecitv ot flattsmou'.h : and the said Mmuel
R. Dunning is further notified that said
llailroail Company desires to take, hold and ap
propriate said rual estate for the use of its road:
and if the said Samuel K.IiDniiigsha':l not with
in thirty days alter the publication of tt.is notice
for f jur weeks, to-wit : mi or befor the 'J7th day
of September. A,. D. ly, apply to the Probate
Judge of said county to have the damage assessed
by six disinterested freeholders, selected by said
Probate Judge, as provided in chapter twenty
five of the Revised Statutes of the. State of Ne
braska, and amendments thereto, tuid Company
will proceed to hare the damages -assessed as
therein provided law. ..
Dated asm day of July. a. D.
Burlington & Missouri River Railroad Company
in Nebraska. By I. M. MAKQUETT.
julyCOwl. Its Attorney. (
FINE MT (jALLERY.
(ONE DOOR EAST 07 COURT HOUSE.)
Where I am permanently located, and prci-ared
to make all kinds ol
sun Pictures,
Such as Photograph?. Atr.bro'ypes. Gems, Opal,
forceiam, M aicu lia.t, Aiinette, lc.
Work done neatly and promptly, and
WARRANTED TO UIVE SATISFACTION.
Also, keep a well selected stock of
Oral and Square Frame.
All are respectfully invited to call and examine
specimens. . . JLhO.NAKD. Artist.
july.tf l'lattsmouth, Ntb.
I'OTit:c
Tn the XtnrhhrJilrr t,f th tin t-l.'- 'rrtf. t
e. i r- i. r. l i ...... .. I r-i.. s.l affiled this 1st day of April, A. D. li.
t Atbraxkn:
Notice is hereby riven that on Wednesday.
the first day of September. A. D. lntfy. theie will
be held a Stockholders' Meeting of the Burling
ton X. Missouri River Railroad Company in Ne
braska, at the othce of the Burliugton A Jli-'ju- j
ri Kailrcad Company in the city of BurKctrton '
and State of Iowa, for the pnrposo of electing
seven D-rectors of said Company, and for the
transaction ol otner business.
HENRY STRONG,
HANS THIELS-jN.
C E. PEKKINS
Three of the In;o:poratcrs of B. ii il. K. Co.
in .NCbra'.ii.
Plattsaaooih. July 24th, 169. iu!Trw5
rii-i-wr nv SrprsTVTrvllFVT OP Tl'K fvs( RtNTK llEPARTMKNT OK MtS-WRl.
T IS HEREBY CERTIFIED. That the Missouri Yaliey Lite Insurance Company, u Eiio As-
the laws of the Si:;te of Kansas, and its principal olhee. lo
cated at the citv of Leavenworth, has complied with the ri -fuireinent- of the thirtiei.i. thirty-lirst.
thirtv-seeond. thirty-third arid thirty-fourth se -lions of an Act of the (ienerul Assembly of tne
St.ite of Missouri, entitled "Au not tor tip- ineorporallon nnd regulation of Lit'- Assurance Compil
ings, approved .M m u io:a. A. i. n v, so ia . ;t u-; i n:n i i .ii-ii ..-Jiv - i...
pursuant to the thirty-sixth section of said A-t. the sai l Mi-,.viuri alley Lite J nsiira.ii.c Company
is hereby authorized to do business as a Life Assurance Company within the said tatcof Missouri,
subject to Uc several provisions and rciuirements of tho Act afori-suid, until the hr; day of Eeb
ruary. in the year of our Lor 1 eitrbteen hundred .;.nl seventy. t
In testimony wiiereot, 1. H vllys MM., niniersiifneii. cuji rinieiejin. oi i.ie iiinr.n-e ui'i'iri
( Seal of Insuram-c De-1 mc-ut of said State of Mi.-soi.i i. h ive hereto set in." inn -i and ai.ixed
partment of State of mv seal of otTi e. at the citr Eoui, M.ssoun. O.m i;ot h day of
(. Missouri. J July. a. n.lSo'J. Migue l,. i LL K I iu,
superintendent oi tne insurants Aepartmeiit oi me .r.aie ii .u..tuui u
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
(To expire on the 31st day of January, 1S73.)
Insurance Department. Oj-eick of Stats Acditor,)
m Lintolv, Nebraska. A pril 1. 1S09.
u'urov.s AVM,nT! r,iv:ilt St ire Airent for the Missouri Yalit-y Life Insnranee Company, lo-
catel at Leavenworth. 'Kansas, has filed in this ofiiee a -oi.y of.the At of Incorporation of said
Coiniiany, and a st-itment under otitu. snowing us condition, as require i uy ine aim wuun ui
law of the State of Nebraska, entitled "An Act in Relation to Insur:!Ti?e Companies.-' approved
February loth, lo4; approved February 12th. 1S : and whereas, said Company has furnished the
undersigned satisfactory evident that it is possessed of
Jb'ive Munarea .'ruousana uoiiars
of actual capital, invested in the stocks of at least pur value, or in bonds or mortgages on real
estate worth double the amount for which the same i mortsage-l : and whereas, said Company has
fi'cd in this oBice a writLCn instrument, under tne seal oi ine vompany, sipneu ny ine i resiueni
a'ld Secretary thereof, autboriiing the said Abram .B. C'-ovalt to acknowleiljfe service of process tor
and in behalf of said Compunv. consenting that service: or pro?-ss upon him shall be taken and
held to be as valid as if served upon the Company, according to the laws of this State or any other
-iurc and waiving all claims of error by reason of such servp-e:an l whoras. Abram h. Covalt
ha" furnished satisfactory evidence that he is the authorised Awnt of said Company.
Therefore he it known bv t'lesc fire-'ents. that in piiriu:in.--e ot the afnreiid Act. I. John fiilles-
pie Xn litor of the State of Nebraska. io hereby certify tu it Aoram II. Covalt. Esq.. has full au
KnViv tn aet u Stjt A rent for the said MissoaruYalley Life Insnrnn-e ( onspany. in t:ietate of Ne
braski and to do and perform all acts for nnd in behalf of said Company antb.orir.ed by his p-
,w.ii nt in, l.v the Uici of this Stato. until the Slst day of Jannary. x. r. l-70.
In witness whereof, I have sub-eribed my nrae, and caused 'he Kent of the Auditor's office to be
:o;
GOOD TRAVELING SOLICITORS WANTED.
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.1. II. COV.lJLT9
State lSent for Nebraska and Xorthern Kansu.
J-W. MARSHALL. Aeent.
R. R'- LIVINGSTON, ULed- Examiner.
, PLA TTSMO UTH.
HOME
TESTIMONY.
The Ctxcinkati Daily Times
OF March 21, 1801, nays:
The Scandinavian
remedies "appear to
be growing in favor
with the public, if
we may judge by
the testimonials con
stantly received by
the proprietor. A
letter from Wiscon
sin, to be found in
our advertising col
umns, announce that
among tlie physi
cians of the locality
it is becoming very
popular, and w hat is
very unusual, is be
ing adopted by them
in their practice, (is
a cure for many dis
eases which they can
not treat effectually
in any other way.
We understand that
the immense trade
carried on for sev
eral years in these
medicines has dur-
ing the present year
nearly doubled.
Their process of
operation is by a
thorough purifica
tion of the blood,
and a consequent
eradication of dis
ease.
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