THE HERALD.
Railroad Time Table.
B. 4 M. R. It IN NEBRASKA.
itt TSS.
err art.
Mail andKx. 1:50 p. ni.' Vail end Ex. 10:00 a. m
freight Ac. 9:00 a.m.' Freight it Ac. 3:30 p-in
B. & XI. R. R. IX IOWA.
ARBITK9 I DSATg
Man Jt Ex. 5:35 p. m-t-Mail A Ex. B O a. m.
Ae'tion X. Fr'ght 'i p to. Ao'tion & Fr" 12:."kp m.
Pacific Kxpres i:20 a ml Atlantic Ex. 4:20 p m.
The Transfer beat will leave the Depot tocon-
ne"t with Ea-Heru bound trains 4. minute earli
er than the tima riven above. '1 he Boat is ran
by Chicago time which is minutes latter than
iattamouta time.
C1IAIIA Jt SOUTHWESTERN.
In connection wl'h Burlington A- Missouri
sliver Kailroai in Nebraka.
Depot at font of Jones Street.
LRAVK3. ARBITM.
ptnaha..
.:) a. m.
Lincoln .
p. m
do ...
Lincoln
.';ii0 p. ut,
...5;uO a. la.
.1;30 p. m.
do
Omaha-..
do .
.. ;3U p. m
...11:10 a. m
6:10 p. m
K C ST. JOE. A C B. B- R
Iat txixria jtsctiox low a.)
on is a north. ooifo south.
Mll and EiDrcin 4:4H p. m. 8 a. m.
h iirkt FxireMi 8:0--) a. m- 3:15 p. m.
'lhii gives passengers from Plltnouth close I
connection going bouta or A orta ly leaving nere
a the U.uO m. train.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
aocri.
O. B. A St. Joe R. R. South
C. B. A- St. Joe R. R. NortU.
B. M. K. R- Ka?t,
B. A Al. R. R. West.
Omaha by Rail
a 117 .... kl'n'..
CLOSK3. ARRIVES
9 pm. 10.30 pb
9 p. in. 10.30 P tn
9 p in, 10.30 p m
vain. pm.
9pm ID a m
12 m. 12 m.
Nebraska City, by Stage,
9 p in. 7 i to,
flice hour?, from 8 a in to 7 p ta.
Sundays. 12:30 to 1:30 P
'MARSHALL." P. M.
City Official.
PLATT3M0UT17.
M. L. vfhlte.
"Rom Vaiatta.
Jnuah Moorei,
Miles Morgan.
rT alter J. White.
Mayor.
ctj ;icit.
Police Judge.
Marshal.
Street Commissioner.
ALDERMEN.
Firkt Ward. John Fitzgerald. Elbert Duke.
eooa VV . Jas. Buttery. J. Weyujac.
Thibd Ward. K. Cushicg. li. man.
CASS COUNTY.
H. F. EUI on.
J'an'l McKinnon.
W.L. tlobb.
J. W. Johnson.
rT. W. W ice.
Ja-eob ValleT.J
liervj. Albin, Y
Jamee. J
J, Thona.
Probate Judge.
County Cierk.
Treasurer.
bbtriff.
Eopt. Pub. Instruction,
Coonty CommLieionerf.
Coroner.
Churches.
Haetit On the corner of Maia and Ninth.
n- T. J. Arnold, pastor. Kndence on
Main btwcn lOio an l Uth. brvlCes every
o m fit o r m. c-abba'.n
chool at a',ui.. i'rayer mte'wia every V ed-
CluBisTfAS Service ia Conrcaation Church.
at 4 o'clock p. in. Elder Alton preacher.
Elder. lao W iles ana I, J. Todd.
J7FIsCOPAt C'
RevffA. R.O
at 11:' a ni.
vt 3 p. in.. Prof, tl
.rnrnfr Vir.i urn! ThirJ streets
rnves Vertices every tunu.iy
. Prof. d'Alisiaand. t.tit.
a ui. in'i i. I-'- i uun j
CO.fOKr.HTiiTJti Corner I.nj..t and Sth bU
P ,T U. F Manwcll. retidcn.e Locust tt bo-
treen 4th and 5th st S-ervites every rjabbat.i at
'la c-and 6vJ i. tn. t,abbuth ischool at U.
jO p. m. Fraycr meeting every edaeaday
evening.
CIatbolio North cilcof PnV'.wSqu.ire Rev
Zither Uaye. K!r3t Mai every f?aboath at
t 'M a. ui., er.md Ma'J aD-l cniou at l',:0
Ve-apcri-auJ Kenedictinn at 2:J C ia. Mass
at 8 a. in. every week day.
I;R9Tp".r.aETTr.BiAS Sorlh sldeofMain at.
wanofofh Re-. W. T. Rnrtlo ; tiervioes
very ? i'jiath at 11 a. ci. and i. n. t-ab-fcatii
Sc-uool atl:-!a- m.. Thoi Polloik Superm--t
indent, l'raycr uiectits every Wednesday
evening at 8:0" o'clock.
fiTHooraT Iisc-rAi. We.t gi le of Sixth
ItJ. irtxeot, fouth of Main Rev. J. II. Preston
Pervicc everv tabbalb nt 10:30 a. r.i. and 7 p. m.
Traver meeting every Thursday evening. Class
taei-'tic every Monday evening and imuiediate
Jy after cl.oe of Sabbatb morning services."
JabtjAtU chofd at UJ
Son-tag dt-n 24 September hat die Deutsche
Kv, Luth. (Ji'meind.s in ihrem ;:bt!nau!
TOrnittass uiall L'hr(ir)tteodienr.t. Uterh:iupt
K-t derclhe von jetr.t an recelujaessia allel4
'Iagiptait. Minister Rev. L iiannawald.
fabbatii acbaol at 1 s ia.. Prof. d'Allemand.
upt.
Lodges.
IO. O. F. Regular meeting or Platte Lodge,
No. 7. I. O. it.V. every Thunda evening at
Odd Fellows Hall. Transient Brothers are cor
aially invited to vi-it.
II. NEWMAN. N. Q.
E. E. Cukxixghax. Sec.
IO. O. F. Plattsmouth Er jmpreent No. 3.
Regular Convocations the 2 and 4 Friday's
each month at Odd Fellows Rail cor. 3d and
Main sU. Transient Patriarchs cr.ii:il!y invitcj
to Tiit. WM. L. W ELLS. C. P.
A. d'ALLCM axd, Scribe
Masoxio Pi.TTSvorTn Lonos No. 6 A. F.
i A. M. Regular meetings at their hall
on the firt and thir-' .. ;nday evennga of each
month. Transient h'etbrn invited to visit.
JACOB VALLERY. W. M.
A. d'ALLEMAXI), Sec.
Ma cot Lono No. 22 A. F. A A, M. Rcjfula
meetings at Macoy llaii. rt and third
fri iayj. J. N. WiiE. W. M.
J. M. EgARPSLET. Sec.
XJ'isbrasea Chapter No. 3 R. A. J.f. Reprnlar
convocations second and fourth Tuesday
venini of eac - nmnth at o'elorlc p. m.
R. K. LI VINUiTOK II. P.
n Nkwmax. Sec.
iO. O T. Ot.tvRltitAxct.No.2--H E El'rison
W. C T. C W. King. W-See. T. W Shry
ock Lodge Deputy. Mcew at Clark if PJiimmer's
hall avery Tuesday evening. Traveling Templars
especttully invited.
TrRxvEREtv. The Turner Society meets at
Tnrneri Hall in Guthmans Blocit. on the 1st
and Third Wednesdays cf each Month.
W eckbaugh: ''rearer Gut. Reinhaekle; Firtt
Turntrirt Wm. Iiegsler; Sernnd Turnicart
So. Karger; Warden John Erhart-
J. W. SHANNON'S
lEED, SALE AND
LIVERY STABLE.
MAIN STREET,
1'lallsmoutk, Nebraska.
lam prepared to accommodate the public with
Hornci. Carriages, Bueies and a No. 1 Hearse
.on short notice and re.i-on.iule terms. A Hack
willrun to he st"-rr.bcatlandiiis, and to ail part
of the city when desired
January 1. 1S71 uiwU.
Omaha Rarble Works.
M. JrTFEENAN.
Manufacturer acd DeaJtrin
JTALIAV-t MF.Rirjv nttir.i.r,
MO.lHE. i'S, ill..llSii.ES
.llanlles & Furniture
pinrble.
Per ppecimen of woi kniansLip refer
to tsmith's arid Val'cry's monu
ments in Plattsmouth Ctax
e t a r y .
The jmtroaar af Ca County u respectfully
j!ie!t4. fe5-w?T-m
LOCAL NEWS.
LOCAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Transient 25 c?nta aline. Reg-alar adver
ser 10 ceaUpcr line. No advertisement ia-
icrted than 2? cent;.
Legal advertisement! will be charged to the
parties banding them in.
C0MMUXICATI0M3.
As onr space is limited, all communications
mast Le brief and to the point, with no waste of
rords.
AlTD ICLK STTPPS2 1
At the M. E. Church, on Tuesday
evening next, being: Dec. 10th. Every
body invited to conjo and umsh and be
happy.
CORX ! CORX 1 CORN!!
"Wanted Corn on Subscript
tion at this ollice lmraecu-
ately.
READ THIS.
Q-tods not sold at less than cost. No
goodtt given away, but good goods at the
lowest prices for cash, at
lltf. Clark & Plummers.
Plattsmouth, Neb.
Georga Pickler keeps a meat ehop on
Main etrct and sa$-s he sells finer, fresh
er fatter meat than any other man or
butcher in town.
aomelblng tbat Intercuts) Every One.
O'Brien & Merges, at the Platts
mouth Shoe Store, aev.t door to the
Post office, aro filling up, for the Fall
trade, viih the best and cheapest stock
of Loots and shoes ever brought to
Plattsmouth. 25wtf
One hundred and twenty-five horses
have the Zoot in Lincoln.
Vivian's is the placo to buy your gro-
erie3 and provisions. 20tf
All the livery 6tables in Omaha arc
closed. Fresh earth is eagerly eaten by
the horses, and it is recommended to Jet
them have free access to it.
PAUL E2AITS5ZZ,
The brightest jeweler in town.
Pin?, Eetts, studs, ladies fine gold
watches, anything and everything that
a lady or cent can desire. Fine goods
for the holdays. Call and examine ; no
charge for looking. Zt-iv
Castiea to Farriers II II
Don't sell your Po-ik until you have
seen me.
E. a. Dovet,
J5w4t
Congress is in
session now for the
forty-third time. -
Go and see Carruth, at the P.O.
store, l'retty things wjtnout uumDer.
Photographic stacd, old place.
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DIED In this city, on Saturday,
Nov 30ih, 1S72, Alfred Johnson,
aged 53 years.
Mr. Johnson was born in Fairueld
county, Umo. iue relatives return
their thanks to the friends who so kindly
agisted an l sympathised with them dur
ing the sal trial.
The Odd Fellows took charge of the
funeral and there was a large turnout.
G2i:S2AL ASZ1T07 0? EOVTZ'S CETTETS
L'ACETITZS,
At Plattsmouth, Nebraska : F. J. Todd,
General Agent. County agents wanted.
Office at Solomon & Nathan'?, Main
street. 36w3m
T2E C5UTAY3 AE3 COIN'S.
So is Braitseh fine jewelry ; genuine
setts fine studs ; ladies and gent's watch
es, suitable things for Cliristmas and
New Year's presets, for old andyoung.
Sweethearts and bachelors, old mar
ried folks and grand parents, all suited
to a dot. 3G-4w
Noticing, on our round for "items"
the other day, that the rooms next to
Shryock's Furniture store, which have
been standing vacant for some time,
were occupied, we looked in to learn the
wherefore, and found that Mrs. Whit
comb had removed from her rooms at
the Platte Valley House and established
headquarters for dressmaking in these
rooms, where she seems to havo all the
work that she can attend to. The rooms
arc pleasant, commodious, and well fitted
for the purpose.
CA22UTS'S 17277 'jL77ZL27 ST023
In the Postuffice. Holiday presents,
Site jewelry, studs, pins, watches, &c.
36w4t
The Lecture of the Rct. Anson
Graves, last Sunday evening, wa3 very
fine indeed. Its subject was true man
liness, and the Rav. gentleman made
some very good points that our
young men ought to have heard.
ZST2A7 NOTICE.
Taken up, by the subscriber, in Avoca
precinct, Cas county, three last spring
calvea. ; one red with line back, the
other two; roao. No mark or brands
perceptible. 0. Tefft.
3Gw5
Horace Greeley's remains lay in state
at the City Hall, and thousands flocked
to see the great philosopher and editor
for the last tiue on earth.
ST AD!
STAEELI
STASELHANIT 1
William the clothing man, well, you
all know him and he begs leave to inform
the public, throngh the Herald, that
this is the fourth invoice of goods he
has received this fall and winter.
Every day they keep a going, foon
this lot too, will be non est comeatable.
Clothing, fine Jewelry, Hats, .Caps,
Sic, &.Q., cheap. Call and see for your
self. 129-dlt -35-w2t
" oua FCIZS CLUS
Met at Spiers' Hall, Tuesday Evening,
in high feather. Geo. Smith ad that
Essay on the Man in the Moon?).
-IacMurphy delivered a comic lecture
on the way of transgressors (?), and the
balance of tie club lit out at early can
dle light, nd ,?ie places that knew them
Jjetore. 'wSW fUm .no rjrrtL-
Married. At 1 1 oclock, on Monday,
Dec 2d, ip the B. & M. It. It. Depot,
by bid Honor, Judge Ellison. O. P. Ausr
tin, traveling correspondent of the Chi
cago Evening Mail, to Ms Ann M.
Richardson, eJ1 of Cass county. The
happy pair left at once for a trip through
Texas and Lower Mexico, where Mr.
Austin goes for ais paper.
THE LSAP-YSAS BALL. .
Facts and Farcies.
Tfco Laiiea Take a Eeret,
The Leap-Year Ball was a perfect sue-
ce?a. ntztreraia a nail was comiortaoiy
. a 11 r . 1 1
i , i . i uA i.-.nta.) t;n,i rF
"
folks vis a vis' d and do $edd to each other
The Band loomed up in glorious efful
gence, and the Cornet-era wore such
pleasant faces, and exhibited such open
countenances that the best way to have
measured their mouths for size would
have been from one corner to the other,
(of course) around the back part of the
head that is to say, if a small mouth is
a mark of blood or beauty.
The euDDer must have been good for
there were no lragments lelt ; ana tne
funny and laughable incidents were nei
ther scarce nor slow.
Some stranger dancing with Mrs. S.
observed Mr. S., (who is large and fleshy)
and fall of fun, at a dance, "slashing
arouna, consiaeracic, vs i"y 1U
5 1 I 1 If .1
Nebraska and having a good time cen-
erally, and sagely observed : "That big,
fat man over there seems to be having a
good time." Not satisfied with this re
mark, he pretty shortly remarked:
"That big fellow over there is haying
lots of fun, ain't he ?" Mrs. S. could
hardly "forward and back" for the laugh
that stuck in her throat and did not dare
roll out of her mouth, and could hardly
keep her frout saying, "why, that " big
f . husband.
Somewhere about midnight, the witch
ing hour, there happened
A CATASTROPHE.
"First lady and gent swing to the cen
tresix hands round shouts the
caller-anl round they go ; when the
floor is cleared a little a curious acini
with steel bones and wire muscles, li
drooping on the floor I What can it
The bustle and confusion among the fail
sex almost
told the tale. One fair or
gave herself a hearty shake, and whi
pcrered, "Thank heaven it L?n't mine
A true gentleman picked the critter
up, and on went tne a a nee.
It seemed kind of funny to have th
ladieB seat a fellow, and tote hira 'round
and ask after his health, and ail thesef
little niceties that 11 up the vacant time
ia a ball room : and then the dear crea
tures do put on such airs about it th
well, we've had a good time. Eight
hundred and seventy-two is almost gon
and with a sigh of regret that we cannot
get our expenses paid, be "tooked" out
to parties and thing3, for four years, at
least, we say good-bye to Leap Year.
ODE TO THE B S-'L-E.
By ihe Young Man "what" picked JT up.)
Tako it up tenderly.
Lift it with care:
Fashioned so wonderfully,
Something they wear.
All that it left wa pure womanly,
Touch it with awe ;
This only vu gingerly,
Bui!t on the "Yaw."
WASTED t
Every one to know that O'Brien &
Merge.?, at the Plattsmouth Shoe Store,
keep n'y first class shoemakers, and all
their cuntom work is made from the best
brands of French calf and kip. They
only eharge"75 cents for soling boots, and
make anything to order, from a stoga
boot to the finest French kid, ladies'
shoes. Their foreman is master of his
business, and his "fitting" cannot be ex
celled in the best shops in the country
25wtf
THAT HAIL 20SBE2Y.
The young man, Marshall, arrested in
Omaha, tha other day, is a son of the
postmaster at this place, Capt. Marshall,
as fine a man as we have in Cass county.
The poor boy lost his mother at an early
day, and that may account for his falling
into will ways very early, as it was im
possible for his father ta attend to his
business and know where the boy was
all the time, or what kind of company
he kept. The published accounts in the
Bee and the Herald at Omaha, do the
lad injustice. Capt. Marshall desires us
to state that after careful inquiry he is
satisfied that the boy did not leave with
any fast woman, ajod no such party has
been here. The boy has not lived or
staid in Plattsmouth lately at all. His
father told him last April that he must
mend bis ways or keep away from the
store and P. O.
He has been at Wisner most of the
sumner.. He merely stopped here a
few days, had no conversation with his
father scarcely, and went from here to
his Grandfather's, .over at Kirkville,
Iowa.
The case is bad enough, and Capt- M.
feels it as only a father can feel such a
thing, and while he desires strict justice
to take its course with the boy, justice
to all parties demand that he be not
charged with any more crimes than he
is guilty of.
Wc learn from Mr. T. L. Potter that
the musical people of Weeping Water
intend giving the Oratorio of Esther, on
the 12th of this month. We are pleased
to see such evidences of taste and en
terprise among them, and wish them suc
cess. Such things cannot but prove a
lasting benefit to both old and young,
but particularly to the young, who are
thus brought up to appreciate a higher
order of afntertainment than the negro
minstrels or the circus.
BSa- N. B.
We have bought tho entire light and
interest in the whole subscription list of
the Weekly Herald, from H. D.
Hathaway, and as fa&t as oar friends can
square ud the .old accounts we shall bo
leased tn Jiam them ua wa want old
Ti
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SPEOAIL NOTICES.
20X3
,.... 85(90
Wheat,
Barley,
tyiJ
Corn,
..... 14($16
Largo and well assorted stock of gen
eral merchandise at Llark & I'lurumers.
Try us. 28dtf.
At Clark & Plummer's everything a
farmer needs can be lound. Call and
see oar stock. 2Sdtf.
Mickelwaite & Co. desire to inform
the public that they have on hand and
shall continue to keep through the win
ter, hard coal, which they will cell at
low market rates, 10-Uf.
1
Go to Vivian's for groceries and pro
I . .
I visions. uULI
siotis.
EniDcria Red Ribbon Stove at
Duke & Co.'s, Plattsmouth, Neb,
11.111 DUriiA IkCU 1UUWU kJLV J c. 44. jl.
t;all
and examine. 2Satt,
The Senate Wm. Edgerton Pro
prietor, cosy, warm and comfortable,
drop in and see us. Liquors and cigars
warranted pure and good.
Nov. 13, d&wtf
Clark & PlammerDry Goods, Grocer-
i3 and a General assortment. e sell
j chnat) and buv often. 28dtf
See advertisement of Dr. Butts' Dis-
oensarv. headed Book for the Million
Juamaireliuide in anotner coiumi. it
should bo read bv all. decldiwly.
E. T. Duke & Co. havo just received a
larcrn Int. of llpatini? Stoves of all kinds.
I . " ...
suitable tor parlor, olhces, stores, noteis,
or any place. Call ana see tnem.
-
66dtf25wtf
Business room for rent one of tho best
stands ia the city enquire of.
D. II. Wheeler & Co.
113d32wtf.
evening otar, woou purner, ana irom
50 to 75 varieties of heating stoves.
Call axd see us, K T. Duke L Co.
C6dtf25wtf
NOTICE, C0I727 ATJ0T7S1TED.
Omaha, City, Neb., Oct 16, 1872.
By virtue cf the authority in me vest
ed, it is ordered that the September
term ot the JJistrut jjourt tor Lass Uo.
be further adjourned, from the first I
Monday in November to the second Mon-
iioin December, 182.
mv hand tha dav and vear
ntten.
Geo. B. Lake,
Judge.
II All U COAL. I UABD
COAL!
y' itat.- J J VUi ua L;iAlU
f treets. Good Anthracite
104tf
pds, call on D.
havin just re-
pared to tur-
s. 70dtt
al, of all sizes
t, at
JE & CO.'S
New stock of
Will notbeun-
70dtf
Nothing tends
happiness than cheer
lfants and children. Mrs.
's-feyrup is the great childrens
tag remedy. 30 It.
Responsible advertising agencies are a
great advantage to both advertiser and
publisher That of Geo. P Howell & Co.,
No. 41 Park Row New York, is concid
erd by many the most complete establish
ment of the kiad in the United States.
36 It.
Co me Out of the jaws of Death,
Throw off the despondent spirt, crush
that feeline of despair be cheerful, happy
and well. Take Simmons, Liver Reglator I
. t I
i f 3ri hum Km n ifa uirrnna inn Ka I
i ) uuujMUf, iva , u v o vou u i.
provea py nunareas right pere at Dome.
Examin the certificates, it has cured the
worst cases of Dropsy, Dyspepsia, and
prevents Chills, Fever, etc36w It.
The worst Coughs yield, as if bjmacic
to the wonderful curative powers ot Dr.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
36w It.
JPESSQITAL.
Henry Smith, Esq., of Omaha, ono
of Grant's hirelings, was down here last
Monday, looking round at things gene
rally.
Mr. Clements, oi Stove Creek was in
troduced to the Herald this week. '
We had the pleasure of making the
acquaintance of Mr. Clark, our new Co.
Commissioner, oa Tuesday, He seems
a very pleasant gentleman, indeed, and
old "biz." all over.
The Herald met Davo McCaig, for
the first time, Tuesday. Dave is "agin"
bonds, but that won't cure the "Zoot,"
and Dave's horses got scared on the road
here, and so he came down afoot.
Doctor Childs, a red hot Democrat,
from Omaha, keeps one of the best hat
stores in the town, and can talk like a
race -horse, also visited Plattsmouth
Monday last. If ajoy of "you fellers"
at Omaha see "Doc" ask him if bis
name is Smith? Now mind.
Bro. A. J. Swartz, an old friend, but
one we have seen but very Jittlo .of in
iate years saddexjy appeared in our
sanctum, this morning. V e were very
glad to 6ce him, as the eight of his pleas
ant face brought us many old memories.
All ofHunniweH's ""bus "hosses" are
on Xhe zoot, and nary a 'bus to bo had
in Lincoln.
At a meeting of the Plattsmouth
Turnverein Society, held Nov. 20th, the
following named persons were expelled
from the Society, and their names
ordered published for not fulfilling their
duties and not paying their monthly
dues, viz : L. Doose, S. Golding.
By order of tho Committee.
Wanted.
Within the next 30 days
40,000 pounds of Rags.
50,000 pounds Cast Iron.
20,000 pounds Scrap Jxcn..
10,000 pounds Old Papers.
And any amount cf old Copper and
Rrass.
Cash paid for any of the above ar-
tiC' F. S. WHITE,
Two doors East of Court House.
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LZr7E2 LIST,
List of letters remaining iq the Platts
mouth Psto5ce, December Jst, 1872.
J. W. Marshall, P, 31.
Allen A A
Blinn Frank M Blinn J W
Barnes Nancy N Brumbaph S A
Bolton Marg't Ann JLjold L C
Call AY Dillman S. A
Foley Michael
Gates M M
Holbrook John Hall II O
tlubbell G V Hoag G M
Isael 11 II
Marjow Tenny MeVeill John
Mutz J C
Nelson Isaac Nichols J K
Nord Strom S
Patrick Jack Peterson Olof
Phelps II Plumb R K
Rourke Jno O 2 Russell Licurgus
Ring Eliza
Sundell Hans P Straws Mrs E
Sweezy John Smith A m
Timmorman Fred Thomas J YV
Taylor Hamton
eit Mrs Grace Young T T
QT7B 1)AIL7,T
Comaissts cf ti9 Frsss,
m V m
ihe ISebraska litrald comes t.i ua
with the announcement that thiq i-i tha
last issue of the daily cause why m-
suthcient patronage. He recret this.
because the paper was a good one, wel
edited and well managed. Plattsmouth
should sustain one daily at least. It
owes it to the citv and alio to tha sur
rounding country. Nothing builds ud a.
country so rapidly, or advertises jt as
well as a lively daily Daner. Trihune
ana republican.
1 t tie -a-rr -w
"Tip Top." of the Plattsmnnth rrr.
aid, delivers the following farewell to
nis patrons udod the susnension nf thn
aauy, witn the reasons therefor :
lo-njorrow closes the issue of the Daily
Nebraska Herald for the present; and
we shall say a few words thereon in the
last issue it we can
gee lime to write
them). We thank all our friends for
tneir kind snrmnrr ati.i
say not a subscriber has left us so far
as we know, from political causes, or on
accouatof dissatisfaction with the paper.
We stop it eolely because during cold
weainer tne expense ot issuin? a dailv.
and delivering the same, is creatlv in-
creased, and our citizens do not sem tn
leel wiiaog tf bear that increased ex
pense, judging by the .way they pay
up their monthly bill, nor would it per-
haPs e riht t0 sk t-kepi to do so.
Althoutrb it croes like Dullin? teeth for
the editor to give ud his bet. on thesa
accounts, and because of the shortness of
the purse, we feel obliged to "sop her.
Lincoln Statesman.
Tip topmak9shiscon7for the Platts
mouth Daily Herald, and announces its
suspension for the winter. We exceed
ingly regret the necessity of the susnen
sion, but doubtless it is a proof of sound
judgment
Ihe Watchman also ceases
its daily issue.
Daily papers cannot to nrintod far fun
or glory. It takes stamps, and a pile of
tnem to issue even a hve or eix column
sheet. It is beeides the hardest work
under the sun to edit and superintend
the tinniest daily, it is often asked in
our smaller cities of newspaper men:
Loes your daily pay expenses ( and if
answer is in the affirmative, the editor
islooked unon as a hannv man ' And vet
where outside of the editorial profession
would an intelligent human being do the
work ot an editor ot a daily paper, week
in and week out, and be happy because
the bare "expens.es" cf bis establish
ment are paid by its earnings? If any
one is entitled to profits as well as ex
penses; it is the publisher of a daily
newspaper. Lincoln Joxornal.
Kind words are pleasant and we fully
appreciate them. The Journal asks a
very pertinent question as regards the
profits of a daily, or in fact half our
TTT a- L- T T -k nara 7 7 t nn An I - Xa vn 1
va 7ia it j nc uu it to uu? ji
the mysteries. Pride, false promises on
the part cf patronSi a gambling propen
sity to try for luck that all Americans
seem to have latent in them, may ac-
count, in part, for the numberless news- j
fv. t.. ti t,
ay t 1 j a tat i oic uu( uia uvc iue I
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cuniary recompense to their owners or
A. . . A X 1 f
editors.
A Word to onr Customer.
Profiting by the experience gained by
mor than two years dealing with the
people of Plattsmouth and vicinity, we
hare selected for our fall and winter
trade a class of boots and shoes, that for j
cheapness and durability, we say, with
out hesitation, are not equalled west of I
the Missouri. We find the people want
good goods, and we are prepared to fur
nish them at reasonable prices.
Respectfully,
26wtf O'Brien & Merges.
HOWE'S SETOS MACHINES. 1 1
F. J. Todq, our enterprising young
townsman, has taken the State Agency
for Howe's celebrated Sewing Machines,
and will in due time tell you all tho good
qualities thereof and coai J'ou to buy
one. As he is a very persuasive young
man, in all probability you will order a
Howe, especially as the herald is
obliged to confess .that the machine is a
No. 1 sewinz machine. Office at Solo
mon & Nathan's, Main streets 36w2t
NOTICE.
All persons knowing themselves in
debted at tho Bar in my saloon, will
please settle forthwith. All debts un
paid by the 10th of next month will be
published.
36 It Alex. vonScwanenbercj.
jfaw Store 5iew Oooda-Jiew Prices.
At F. S. White's Grocery Store, two
doors east of Court House. Call and
buv Goods low down. I havo a well se
lected Stock of Staple and Fancy Gro
ceries which I offer as low as the lowest.
Wanted 1000 pounds of butter.
. do 1000 dozen eggs.
Corn, oats, potatoes, chickens, or any
kind of produce, wanted.
All goods delivered free of charge, in
any part of the city.
F. S. WHITE,
Brick Store, two doors East of Court
House.
BSyCash paid for hides.
80-dlt w-26tf
Chattel Mortgage.
To be sold by auction Saturday, De
cember 14th, 1S72, at 1 o'clock P. M.
at F. S. White's Auction room 1 Bu
reau, 1 Lounge, 3 Stands, 2 Tables. 2
Bedsteads, 2 Stoves, 1 Clock, Chairs,
Table clothes, Queensware, Carpet, etc.,
and other articles to numerous to men
tion. F. S. WHITE,
AoetioTieer.
HAB27 SOSISON'S mSTTZLS.
By advertirement, it will be seen that
Robinson's Minstrels will appear at Fitr
gerald'a ITall, Saturday evening, Dec.
7, 1872. Wo clip the following from the
Minneapolis. Minnesota, Tribune, of
November 18 th ;
Robinson's Minstrels made a grand
parade through our town yesterday,
with their new and beautiful helicon
instruments. We must acknowledge
that it is on2 of the finest traveling
bands tbat ever viiited our place. The
Academy of Music was well patronized
last evening 5 every one went away well
satisfied that they had received the
worth of thoir money. We have no
hesitation in saying that it is one of the
best companies of burnt cork that ever
visited our place. They keep the audi-
enca in a roar of laughter from the rise
to the tall ot the curtain. Uuite a novel
feature of the show is the six end men,
which makes quite an innovation on the
old established way. Billy McAllister's
bone solo was very fine, while his 'TryQ
lean Warbling" was beautiful. But the
funny business of the show was comr
pletely outdone by Harry Robinson in
his sleight of hand and trapeze per
formances. The latter act took the
house by storm. Johnny Shay's india
rubber song and dance eclipsed anything
of the kind we ever saw. He is a host
within himself. Messrs. Henshaw and
Ginevan were very fine in their double
60n ,aDd dfnJc.c- M.r- ,.Be11 ? 6turaP
ppeech was ludicrous in the extreme
The orchestra is worthy of comment.
being very fine, and under the leadership
of Prof. D. W. Clark. This most ex
ccllent troupe perform again to-night.
Mr J : L c. I : .1
rvcuutfiitjjuur luu-iuviiig icaucis tuu
without tail
HOLIDAYS I nCLIDATSll
Mr. Frank Carruth desires us to in
form the public that he has not removed
bis Photograph establishment at all,
neither has he quit the business, but it
13 carried on at the sime old stami--over
Herold's store, on Main street.
Mr. Carruth has removed his Jewelry
establishment to the Post office building,
west side, where he will be found at all
business hours ready and willing to re
pair clocks, watches, jewelry &c He
also has on hand a large stock cf fine
jewelry for the holidays.
Remember Frank Carruth's, at the
Postoffice store for holiday presents.
B6w3t
We call attention to the President's
Message, which we furnish our readers
this week. It was received too late for
us to comment at length in this issue.
It bears evidence of being a compact,
able document siting muck in 'ittle and
wpl $o doubt recommend the President
to the people more than any paper yet
received from his hands.
Owing to the illness of Rev. Mr.
Graves, Rector of St. Luke's Church,
the second lecture in the course, to the
gentlemen of Plattsmouth. will not be
delivered next Sunday evening.
Sheriff Sale.
Notice is hereby civen that I will of
fer for sale at public auction, at the front
door cf the court house, in the city of
Plattsmouth, UassUounty JNebrasKa, on
the ninth day of December, A. D. 1872,
at 10 o clock a m. oi said day, the ioi-
lowing real estate, to Wit: .Ihe south
half m of the north east nuarter () of
section thirteen (13), town ten (10), of
range eleven. (U) east of the sixth, p.
m., and lots JMos. nve ana six in oiock
sixtv-si f fifi. and lets three and four in
block sixty eight (68), in' the town of
Weeping Water, all situated in the coun
ty of Cass and 6tate of Nebraska, taken
as the property of Willis J. Horton, on
two executions in favor of Hibbard and
Spencer, and the Saint Joseph Manufac
turing Company, and against the said
W illis J. Uorton. issued Dy me .uisuici
Court of the said county of Cass, and to
m direettd as Sheriff of said county.
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November. A. 1. 1872.
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Fox & Wheeler Atty's. 32w5t
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Has on hand, one of the largest stocks of
CLOTHINC AND GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, FOR
SPRING AND SUMMER,
M.I Invite every body in want of anything In my line to eall at my store, I
South Siflc 3Xaiii, Jtctwecii 2ti&3d fitr coin.
Andeonvinoe themselves of the fact- I hare as a
stock of ine Clotnfng fcr Men and Boys;
-Ialso keep on hand a large and well selected
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
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Celebrated
ISTEW YORK: STOEE
South West Corner of Main Street Plattsmouth, Nebraska,
AND " SO THE PEOPLE
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DRESS-GOODS, PRINTS,
DELAINES, GINGHAMS,
BROWN SHEETING,
BLEACHED COTTONS,
BALMORALS, CARPETS,
CLARK'S NEW THREAD,
COTTON YARNS, BOOTS AND SHOES
In tho Grocery lino we keep tho Fixest and Best
TEA. (COFFEE, SUGAR, MOLASSES. DRIED FRUITS, of erery Deacrlftlon.
.11 the Varieties of Spices, in fact for all Your
GROCERIES,
HARDWARE,
QIjEENSWARE,
WOODEN-WARE,
GLASSWARE,
YANKEE NOTIONS,
HATS AND CAPS,
GO TO
D. SCHNASSE & CO. 'S3
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Keep it Before the Public !
THAT
FRANK CARRUTH,
Photographer and Jeweler, is selling
Watches, Clocks & Jewelry
Cheaper than any other place west of tho Mis
souri River, and a call to examine goods and
prices will assure you cf the same. Good goods
of all kinds at bottom figures. And of the Pho
tographic department. Head the following
price list, it can't be beat East or West.
1 dozen Gentu 50 1 do Mad. cds 12
1 An T.rr SI 50 1 do cd. phot's 3
4 Bon Tons 1 CO 1 cab't cd phot. 6 00
4 Imperials 2 00 14-4 phot Jt fr. 4 00
6 doz calling cards 3 00 H-4 gem 2 00
A stock of Frames constantly on
hand at low prices. Do not
have a picture taken of any kind nor buy
a dollars worth of jeweiry
until you have called and examined
specimens and prices.
ffW Watches. Clocks aDd Jewelry, neatly re-
faired.
AH Goods Warranted as
Represented.
Mr. Carrnth desires to stata that he has re
moved the
ST JE TtY ELBY
part of his establithment to the P. O. Store.
THE ,
Photographing
Department is nnder an able and competent
assistant wit' remain at the
OLD PLACE
Above. Remember this ; Jewelry at the P. 0,
Store, Photographs take i over Ilerold's
STORE.
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Dress and Cloak Maker.
Rooms three doors west of Brooks House.
CUTTING 8c FITTING
made a specialty.
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JRIuttsmoutU
ACADEMY!!
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Commences July 1st 872.
Chioage Aveaae, PlattomenUi, Caae eeaaiy,
Itebraska.
Prof. AdoJpuo i'AlImand, Proprietor
and Principal,
25th m
Book Tor the Million !
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GUIDE. I M
A private coansolor to the
tv an the iJii-Biolot-ical mnter
arritu or tnone rooui to mar-
ies and revelations of the cental tyelmo, the
latest dicoverie in producing and ireventing
oC'spring, bow to preserve the complexion Ac.
This u an interesting work of two hundred
and twerUy-four pages, with ncuae'ui engrav
ings. .nd contain valuable information for
tliOoho are married, or contemplate mar
riage, kail, it is a bolt that ought to bo kept
uxderlock and kev. and not laid earcleritl V
about the hoube.
Dent to any one (tree orpostage; lor x cenis.
Address Dr. lintm' Diienary. lib. I'l N
Eighth street, Et. Louis. Mo.
Notice to the Afflicted and Unfortunate.
Before ai Dlrinsr to the notorions Quacks who
advertise in public paper, or using any quack
remedies, peruke Dr. Butta' work no matter
what your deseaae is or how deplorable you
condition.
Dr. Butts can be consulted, nersonallr or bv
mail, on the diseases mentioned in hia works.
Office, No. 12 N. Eighth street, between Market
andChetnut fit. Louis. Mo. dec2dwlr
H. J. STIiEIGHT,
BOOK-SSLLEK,
Stationery, ewn
AND PAPER DEALER.
Post Ollice KuIlditiL?.
PLATTSMQUTH, NEB.
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