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Bailroad Time Table.
B. 4 II. L R LN NEBRASKA.
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Marti A Kx. 1:1(1 p.m. Mail and Ex. 11:15 a.
tfseicbt A- Ac b:10 a. ni.. Freight A Ac, 2:60 p
B. & M. B B. IN IOWA.
kSEITBfl I DEPARTS
Ma ra Ex. 5:35 p. m. Mail X Ex. 6:45 a. m.
Ae'tion A FrV&t ? d m Ac'tion A Fr 12:&p m.
Paoifie Expres &2D t mlAtlantie Kx. 4:2i p iq.
The Transfer bnt (rill leave the Depot to con
Beet with Easter to mil trains 4" minutes earli
er than the tiin riven above. The Boat is run
by Chicago time which is 33 minutes feeler than
t'laiuaiouttj time,
OMAHA A SOUTHWESTERN.
In connection with Burlington k. Missouri
Depot at foot of Jones btreet.
LBAVES. AKKTVK3.
Plattsmouth l:r0 p. m. I Plnttsmouth 11:50 a. in
o .-1 Jj p. m. I do . :5 . in
Omaha li:: a. in. 1 Omaha.. 4:17 p, m
do .7:00 a. m. do iWO p. m
K C. ST. JOE. A C B. R. R.
Iat facitic J0SCTIOS IOWA. I
OOISO NORTH. OOIHG SIOCTH.
Xan and Express 4:18 p.m. 8;f)0 a. m.
2iht Eipress......8:l0 a. m. 3:15 D. m.
This yivea passengers from Plattsmouth close
ouaetion roing South or North by leading hero
n tae i w m. train.
ACaiVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
loni.
C. B. A St. Joe R. R. Sooth
C. B. k Ht. i oe R. ft. North,
B. A M. R. R. East.
B. A M. R. R. West.
Omaha by Rr.il
VVecpin? Water. ,
Nebra: Citv. by Stace.
CLOSES. AE.RITE3
9 pm. 10.30 pa
9 p. m. !.:) put
9 pm. 10.30 pm
yam. 4 pm.
9pm 10 a m
12 m. 12 in.
9 pm. 7piu.
Office hour, from S a in to 7 D m
Aundays. 12:30 to l::fc) p in.
J. W. MARSHALL. P. M.
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J. The eonrls bav d'fJed that refaing to
tike newspapers d! peJ droal? from the pont
;--l?ce, or removing a-id imvini them un"ullel
rar. is prima ficie evideree of iiitnitiontl fraud.
Notici to Evertb jdi 4" V.l subisuribers pay
jdk f'.r ihiir paper L u!. fct.d ordering it stop
ped fct a certain timo; ill f nd it co slopped;
hat. we cannot be respoarible fjr what has been
done befjre oa timo, niT fjr order fcuppesed
3 hirobesn g-ven by others to other. Our
lo"k alone mnst be tHrignido fr all old sub
strip'iocs. Plea!! remeaor this.
We are bavin? ver ?n? weather.
Th3 lawyeri are having their harve .-t.
His Honor, Judge Maxwell, is in
The Herald will caiae out ii a new
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dren next weeic.
Bs-t Fine cut and ci.:rs at
Sstf P. I). Book Store.
TE ferry across the! lLsouri ct our
placs is doinx a good Lj.iinef.
The wild geese fiewtiotli and eeet
this uiorning. :
TJie PreLytet inn chch is abcat hid
ty the new bakery bui.itn?.
Rci Bros. s.-.:d oa-!r:iti-?th of their
tofuensa Etock on Satuiday, April lQth.
Tti3 Omnha IrralJ nj-aiiss the Modoe
Indians for bravery.
Go to F. S. White i;d gat good win
U- wheat fljur. I 2 2t
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What is it that ris; whi!
it coes
dowr:? The Mi-.-souri
rcr.
Ahem!
Beatrice is trying to get up a factory
to make cheese at bou .i,
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Thx great snow stoial is over, and tho
weather delightful aga-o.
Boats are now running up and down
the Missouri; not regully, however.
Go to Vivian'a for groceries and pro
vision. 30tf J
Wl notice several new buildinks going
cp ia different par; s of uur city.
Bishop E. G. Au rews, of Des
Moines, Iowa, is in at ti nuance at Con
ferenca. ?
Messes. Marqttett, Si SiliTn are
tuecessful lawyers and .gentlemen of
ability. j
Reed Bros, keep the ;.st groceries in
rhe market, and sell then! at the lowest
prices. :
Call and eee the new gaiters at the
ahoo store, they ara so biautiful, so eood
and cheap. t 48tf
It is rumored upon 4od authority
that the Trunk railroad! will b put
through. Hurry it up. I
Our city boast3 of tld( best looking
Major in the State. Hie Doctor deals
out justice and pills. I
The two avenues enteiiig Main street
i near Sixth, will be valiible improve
ments when completed. 4
D. Schnasse & Co. New stork of
foods, cheap and good. .Will not be un
dersold. ) 70dtf
We want another railn fed and a bridge
across the Missouri, ami then Platts
raouth will grow and spr-ad.
An engine came in pretty badly
smashed, to-day. It run off the track
near Bellevue. i'i
Tho Jenniug3 mill property, on Weep
ing Water soli on Sattrjlay last, for
$10,0-.
Whisky and chickens w2Je scarce last
week. Court cause of fcfajier, Confer
ence the latter. f
x The Conference is well represented, a
V large number of preache-sjbeiDg in at-
lenuauce. j
Pl ATTS M o uth is sendir & lumber 250
miles west to put up a large store for a
arm. lney xnow wnere tiay cheaDl
Tns contractor of thi fcew school
nse ia bringing his brict from Omaha,
veral car loads arrived t'day.
Jam'l Chapman's law.Wrd appears
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(Where. He is a lawyer of abilif'c.'f
We notice iMr. l'nelps, ot lJuriington, I Last Tuesday two through
Iowa, was admitted to practice io the I Steamers passed through our place,
Nebraka Loui ts on i !u!diy hvt.
II. D. Fox lost a fiue horse worth
on Friday last. Mr. V.
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SStf P. O. Book Store
A Good EXAMPLE. We notice Win
HerroU laying a new pavement in frout
of his establishment this morning.
The Denver Timet says a Mr. Morgan
shot a white buffalo the other dav. and
has been offered $200 for the hide.
1 awaee City will have a Musical Con
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veniiou to last Iroui the Cth to the 9th
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May next.
Extensive preparations are being made
all ovor the country to commemorate
decoration day, May 30th.
The Lincoln Leader says the western
part ct Nebraska is about 4,000 feet
higher than the eastern.
Lincoln and Ft. Calhoun are compet
ing tor the Semina-. We eay to our
citizens, look to your interests.
Nebraska City is mourning the loss of
a distillery. Many people will, however
be profited by the loss.
County and City orders bought at the
j-epnanc core at tue highest liure.
4-'tf
Improvements to the amount of $500
V r , r . . .ng. 100 yCar 0n 1110
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-'l r. tnurcn in this city.
Some years since, when the M. E.
Conference met in Plattsmouth, there
were 13 mefliters; now it numbers over
SO.
It is currently reported that the price
of whisky has riz within the list twenty-
four hours. Court and Conference did
it.
The Grand Jury was in session four
days, anJ returned three indictments,
one for murder, and three for felonious
assault.
Some saloon keepers were fined ?50
and cost3in Lincoln, for keeping open on
Sunday. Put 'cm through; they can af
ford to stop one day in seven.
United States soldiers ate ordered to
aid in executing any Uuited States pro
cess. Don't know wha.is ta LLmi.
ooujecody, ccrtiir.iy; .
Wbi.sky killed a young man in Lincoln
the other night, and Thomas Collins is
in jail charged with the murder. Pro
hibition would help Lineo In.
If you want a fat horse and good
lugzy to take a drire, call on Shannon
on Main street. He always keeps 'sich.'
Prices low.
A case was tried on Thursday, of Wi
ley r Todd, fur letting Cro escape; in
which the j jry returnrd a rerdiet of $5G
for plaint i3. It was an accidental fire.
Capt. Iljovcr, ci Louisville, this
State, f.irtuerly of the 53th Ohio, and a
brave sol Jier, crv'led on us this morning.
Uo is looking well and doing well.
Th"?y are talking of making a canal
through the western part of Lincoln, to
accommodate the citizens who can not
swim, and are too poor to own a skiff
Several wagon loads of emigrants
parsed through this placo to-doyv with
a'i the necssrary implements for a farm,
besides etctk, etc.
Mr. Johnsoa, of Ashland, sold eight
valuable horses to a livery firm in our
place, on Saturday, for us ia their bus-
1D23.?.
Coal his b-ea discovered ia Richard -sot
county in veins that wiil pay to work.
rsow is the time for our citizens to work
for the Grand Trccx Railroad.
BCSIXE83: We stood in our place to
day about five tuinut?? and counted, in
sight, atthit tiaia, 73 teaois io the city
oa business.
There is a show of coal 15 inch vein in
the south western part of this counry.
Zar.c?vil!j, Ohio, was made rich on a two
feet and eight inch rein.
The Lincoln Slnfesrnan says it is going
to see that coal in Richardson county,
ard will report the facts "coal or no
coal." - That's the wey to find cut.
We notice Mr. Eaton has a loafers'
box in front of his store, and yesterday
some feiiows leaded ha -k too far, and
went through cae of those large window
lishts.
Who failad, during the past week to
notice how gentlemanly and with what
promptness Sheriff Johnson discharged
his duties daring the present term of
Court?
Capt. Batt, of the Transfer Boat, the
"Vice President,'! is kept busy as a
"nailor," but see him when you will, he
is as cheerful a3 old "cheer" himself.
Long may he wave!
If all the citizens of this county
would buy of Reed Bros, tho hard times
would soon be over, and the farmer, free
of tTebt, could once more live in con
tentment and ease.
The lxt we saw of Sam'l Waugh, he
was leaving town with a breech loader
for tho Pla'te, humtuing:
" A wild goore's notion
Is a very pretty motion."
A gentleman mounted a horse this
morning in front of the Court House;
He stayed on about half a minute, then
he lay on the ground, while the horse
stood looking on.
Rev. Maxfield, in his report from the
Beatrice district, claims it in point of fu
tility as to soil, as the Garden of Ne
braska. It embraces the Blue and Re
publican valleys.
One of the ministers wanted to know,
yesterday "What in the world they cut
that way through tho hill for in south
part of the city." We suppose it was to
save going over the hit.
S. A. Taylor, the greit Insurance man,
is in town, and has insured the whole
Conference, at $5 per head to have a
good time and be pleased with Platts
moth. He offered to insure the law
yers at double this rate, because they
are so cantankerous a set that they are sel
dom pleased unless thev r linn it in,!
then thev ar ant to :.u
route for the mountains. They hailed
$100 ruUi St. Louis
Fred. Stadelmann and Frank
Sl'ALTER are putting up a fino bailing
for a bakery on the corner of .Main
and
Gth streets; it will soon be completed.
j Conductor Moore, on the other aide
j tbo river on yesterday morning got to the
nver Jut 1T time to see the "Transfer"
'team out aod fail to transfer him. lie
tnougnt it might go
- Call at F. S. White's and trv Lin Si
ol tea 2 2i
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An odd-looking craft weut up the Mis
souri yesterday ruornine; it was driven
by bteam and called the "Peninsu'a." It
looked as though it misbehave been the
running gear of Noah's ark.
a-
The Court room has been vastly im
proved by putting in windows, but the
room is yet poorly ventilated, and wq,
hear lawyers complaining about the bad
atmosphera.
Frank E. White deported himself ho
pluckily and gallantly last evening, that
if Miller's face had not fairly bhone
with glory, a stranger would have sup
posed that he was the principal in the
performance.
Rev. M. pritciiarii. is the oldest mem-
er of the Nebraka Conference, and has
been on constant duty ever tinco its or
gamzation- He was present at the or
ganization of the M. E. Church at this
place, next June will be sixteen years.
Major, Stinchcomb formerly of Ohio
our father has located in Plattsmcuth,
antl formed a partnen-hip io liw prac
t'co with Danifcl II. Wheeler Esq. lie
is a good lawyer and can "lie with any of
em.
Matiried. In the Methodist Church,
at l'lattsruouth, on ihursday, April
17th, by the Rer. J. H. Piesson, Mr
David Mi!!cr; to Mrs. Mittie T. Irih, in
tho presence of the whole Conference.
Peace and jiy be tleir lot. Amen.
iJRKV T UCn 1 J. J. AN JIORN, OI
the Sth U. S. Infantry, was married to
Mjs Wtt.son, of Omaha, on the
lTtft inst. "TheXjeneral's home is in
Mt. Gilcad. OhH our birth place. The
happy couple hit e cur best.
The steamboat, train on the Stunning
ton and Prcvidfrace r lilma 1 for Boston,
fell through tlio bri-lge at Richmond,
Cn:i. Six cars srere burned, and it is
supposed Cfteerf person9 were killed, and
27, wounded. When will railroads h.-arn
to bo mere careful? j
Some viil.tin. in a etr.aii way, cto!p (wo
flower vases from lhr stand of Fred,
Stad.'imann, down nt the Depot. This
is a poor recotcpefi-n for the att atpt
Mr. S. makes to.heftutify his surr..-und-ing?
and give strangers a plea-ant idea
of things in Nebraska.
Hon. Geo B, Lakf, Ju'o of this
District, has bt en; holding Court in
Piatfsmoutli dnrtfg; the week, &'.nl l.as
disposed of a large number of cases
with promptness, and we hear the mem
bers of the Bar Speak of his decisions as
those cf marked. aijilitv.
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1 wiil deliver k"3 during the season in
small quantity one half cent per
pound 40 centa (per 100, if 100 a day
in taken. Call and tuakc your contract.
2 2t F. S. White.
McKinnon, the aenrlerjan'y Ch?rk of
the Couit, says h is f lad Leap Year is
gone. He proposes to
well, we came near saving to keep up the
records; Dan is a good clerk; it is a won
der some woman las not stolen "him be
fore now. i j
Application was ciale this morning to
the Court, by theorpruissiorierd of Cass
Co., Neb., toenjom the B. 5c M. R. II.,
in Neb., from transferring the bond.- of
Cass Co. The bill alleges that the bonds
were illegally issued y tb-2 then Cvj;:i
rnissionepi. . The b:naint r,f bonds in
volved is $2000r0. Messrs Jtvlge
Wakely and S. Chaprnan for Petition.
T. M. Marquatte Tr he rail road.
caaiiiTAi caszsH cotst rc-rT.
State of Nebraska ts Ilarvcj'- S::e :
continued until next regular term ; two
counts ia indictment murder and man
slaughter. j . !
State of Ntbraska'; James Wood
son; indictment fuf aatault with dead!-.-
weapon; continued
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State of Nebraska is
Dyer;
continued. J
A 1TI3S7 EI ; aiTISlICTTZ.
Onr town is becoming Metropolitan.
Last evening we vftdtd three places of.
we were going to Eiy,;amusemeiit ; but
whether it is an amusement for a fellow
to get married or not depends oa the
after claps Any way, firstly, we stepped
into the Methodist Church, and saw
David Miller made doable for life ; then
up in Fitzgerald's dial to see Old Nick
on the boards, and . .than on down to the
Court House to hear f he lawyers argue
that black is white'anirictt versa. That
will do for one nwzht iqf Plattsmouth.
The undersigned : begs loavc to an
nounce to the cititini of Cass county,
that from and after; this date he has put
down all .Watch, Cloclt and Jewelry re
pairing to' about ono half the .customary
rates.
Watches and clocks cleaned for $1.00,
main springs putni .r $1.00, and all
other work in projwrtion. Warranty
given. Please give me a call, and have
your work done by a firft-clas;? workmen.
American watches lima clocks sold
factory rates. Jewelry sold for
at
less
than Chicago prices."- Please remember
the place1 corner" Fdith and y
site' thi p;
iain
btreets, opposite
Platte Valley
House.
RespectfuIIi,
JoEtH ScnLATER.
Plattsmouth, March, a7, 1S73.
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line
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Thcra is no pain which the Ccntanr Liniment
will not telievc, co swelling it will not subdue,
and no 'amencFabich it will not cure. This
i.stro::g language, bnt it is true. Where the
parts are not guue. its i-3'eoU are marvelous.
has produce! uioru cures of rhtninati m, nea-
riKiu, iocu-Jhw, palsy, ep.uinj, kh. ar.
ache. cuked-brea?ts. fc't i. buiuc. tJc-rueutu.
Ac, upon the human frame, and of strains.
Fpavin, palls. Ac. upon caimala in one ycrr
of
th an have ail other pretended remedies since
the world began. It is a counter-irritant,
all-heahng pain-reliever. Cripples throw away
their crutches, the lame walk, poisonous bitea
are rendered harmless and the wounded are
healed without a soar. It ie no humaug. The
recipe is published armed each bottle. It id
selling as no article ever before sold, and it sells
bieau.'o it docs just what it pretends to do.
Tlioce who now sufft r from rheumatism, pain
or swelling deserve to suffer if they will not use
Ct-ntaur Liniment. More thau 1X0 certificates
of remarkable cure?, including frozen limbs.
chronic-rheumatinm. gout, running tumours.
Ac. have been received. M'e will send a circu
lar containing certificates, the re:ipe. Ae.. gra
tis, to any one rciue.-t;ng it. One buttle of the
yellow wrapper t-'entaur Linimmt is worth one
hundred dollars for ppavinr d or eweenied hor
ses and mules, or for screw-worm in sheop.
Mock-owners this liniment is worth your at
tention. No family fchould be without Centaur
Liniment. J. K Rost A Cc. New York.
Cantori.-s is reore than a substitute for Cas-
toril. Itishsonly e article in existence
which is certain to assimilate the food, regulate
the bowels, cure wind eolic and produce natur
al sleep. It contains neither miner!t!. mor
phine or alcohol, and is pleasant to take. Chil
dren need not cry and mothers nny rest,
iwnuiwrf "i i-1 m . ,i i.u ttaEZtt'iAjassautjuasat
We noticed Van Arman, of theLia
cln Joitrnnl, in the city, with his pock
ets full of exchanges, editor like. He
is looking cheerful and happy, ' Shu-t
so well as never vas,'' and asks the boys,
"Mein Gott! iih data diamond? Datih
a sphlendet ethone, don't it?"
The case of Harvey Sage was argued
before the Judge last evening, and he
was admitted to bail iu the snru of
53.000.
By our statutes, any offense is bailable
that is not clearly, and on the face of if,
a crime calling fbr capital punishment.
As it is exceedingly doubtful what the
verdict of a jury would be in this case,
and the relations and eurroundiugs of
Mr. Sage being such thit he will hardly
be accused of wishing to leave rliv coun
try, we think tha deci-ion of the court
eminently just, wise and proper.
IJob't W. Furnas, the present Gov
ernor of Nebraska, has tho best and
largest nursery we-t of the M-sissip-i
river, furnishing everything that can be
desired, or that is grown in a nursery.
We take great pleasure in r.oticiug the
enterprise, the Governor ha- ever man:-
Tested in all njrriivr rnr ' and horticultur
al matters of interest to Nebraska. He
is the President of the Nebra-ka Sfat
Board of Agriculture, and Secretory of
Cii.ie llurtlC'.l.tUta Sncirlv. Wo r?,:..'-
'twould d.i'rny one good, even though
they cuie from the "Eastern Sfst.-s'
to look thronph his 120 acres of Apple,
t jys
ar, l each, Ann.-oft, Everemen !
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Chestnut, Hard Miplr, ei;u' Potest Tree I
Nurserv.
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New store, new pLu e, now gO"l-, new
everything, but the man, and Wm.
tudelm&nn is the same old William en
C7C-.
Buriner-s is business, nnd Stadilmnn
has the lare-d and best stock of boots
and shoes made to ord-r and marked
wall his nam-, ever brought to I'latts
m.'iith. Hats, c.ps, trunks and valises; a
large dock of new clothing. The new
Broadway hat. Call and see the new
Clothing stor-, opposite the Brooka
II
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9 1 4w
L7i;:n law in platts-th.
Cass A
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Las
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cz tho Streets, c, L
Last evening about dark, just before
early candle light, and just before the
c;i:A-w bell on the Methodist CLu:ch
tolled Miller in to be spliced for life, the
editor of this p iper, while standing qui
etly and elegantly on foot in front of the
Brooks House, wkh both hands in his
trcu-i-rs pockets, was Ar-iciou-Iy and fe-
lonioa.s.'y Jsjnchrd collared and drag
ge.l, by force of anus, into ihe dieirig
room of the Brooks iiouse. and ibr,
an-l t.:cre UaRoe to swallow a No.
t w l li- J
cr in spite oi the tears atjd protesta
tions of all his friends who mournfully
s'ood around and envied his good luuk.
Lynch us soma more.
Lat
winter a protracted meeting was
in progress over oa the Nemaha, under
the charge of Rev. II , mho is now
in attendance at Confcrtnc.i. and as it
Ual been in progress some tin e, a local
preacner came in to help. A short time
before closing tho meeting, Rev,. II
sai j to his aid brother:
"If you desire to say sr-nivthing, you
may now have aa opportunity. "
He arose, and as the meeting was one
at which a large number had joined the
church, and many were at the mourners'
bench, (the congregation being in a seri
ous mood), the aid brother made some
very appropriate remarks, and wound up
by saying:
"Brethren and sisters, I do not wish
to detract any from the religious influ
ences in the contfrsatioo, but I would
hko to say that I havo a good little pony
that. I will sell cheap for cash!"
Bro. II looked a moment to satisfy
himself that his ears had not deceived
him, wh?n he sprang to his feet, auaouc
ing in rapid succession:
"Services to-morrow night," "Sing
the Long Meter DoxoIogy,"(and immedi
ately struck up the tune.
We had heard this before, but did not
give it full credence until we sought Rev.
II 1 and asked him, and the above is
as he says actually took place.
A U. S. detective was in our city the
other day, huunting up persons selling
hquor without a license. The detective
found out where they were selling, and
carried off rather too much of it with
out a jug. and had to bo put to bed
wheu he got tip a moot C0Urt was called'
and sa,d detective wa9 tried for being el
evated and fjunj gai!ty; h(J UR for
some other parts after being dishonored
"irsTirTrwwm m
CLAX3031I3'3 BSXEFI?
Last evening at Fitzgerald' Hall, was
success, it bringing down the Houe
considered succe-s.
We think Dick fls pr:r.t an actor as
Booth, or Macready or Forrest. We
It
have seen trie old Bovrery packed from
pit to dome, and all thu l ?s-t of them
could dj was to briuguown tho applsm-c
of the ooyn, aod Dick accomplished that,
an I certainly.
That's why wo say he is as good as
Booth or any of them.
McDonagh did pretty well with "Chi
cago the Que n of the North and the
West," but he forgot Mrs. O'Leary's
cow. lou know, Mac, she was there,
at the burning, and you ought to have
brought her in, like this now :
Twas night, in the cow-kiekinj city.
The Queen of the North and the West;
And the name of O'I.eary comes bidding.
Old cow kick your biggett and best.
Twas time for the milking in that butter-
starved city.
The Queen of the North and the West;
Bat the cow of O'Leary gigged ba -k on her
friend?.
And they've sold her clear out in Nebraska
the land of the west.
The last word Snow.
Corn or wood taken for subscription.
The B. & M. Railroad is doing a most
flourishing business at the present time.
The Winter-Garden in Lincoln has
played out. So mote it bo. -
The early planted garden vegetables
arc bhowing themselves.
Look out foryourhogs.
will go At them.
Tho marshal
Remember court
Fridiy morning.
convenes again on
Farmers enn pay their subscriptions iu
com at this office, until further notice. .
A fine lot of steers were shipped last
Thursdajmorr;ing, by Cal. Parmele.
The brick for the new school house are
being hauled on the ground on "educa
tion hill."
Th? collections in the Beatrice District
ranged as high as $42 in place of $13, on
on missions.
Shirtiugs worth 30 cts at Reed Bros,
fur 25, and ( many other goods in the
same proportion.
We notice Ju Haynes posting him
self on the !.. w. He is determined that
our city shall continue to be one of quiet
and Older.
Emigrants still continue to pour intr
tiiis part of the country by the wholesale
and stiil there is room i'or more. We
had no idea Nebraska was so "roomey."
j Tho farmers of Ohio organized a Suite
i
Mr,in4-C " ijci:a;nn, tjino, last week.
jcre are tliirtJ--Sve Granges in that
The cold weather, Tuesday, induced
tho farmers to bring in several loads of
corn r.t 15 cents per bushel. More cold
weather and corn will tu'e another rise.
We will take corn on subscription at
market Kites, at all times.
Why is tho Mayor's oihc-3 in Lincoln
liable to be burglarized? Because the
people there keep their Silver in that of
fice. Walter Bray's entertainment last night
is spoken of as the best performance, and
the best troupe we have had in Platts
mouth latlye.
Tho Lincoln &fite Journal says it will
soou give employment to 50 persons
This r.trico does all kinds of printing and
lithographing, beside it issues a good
drily ai;d weeklv.
The wild gtfese seem to have made a
sad mist:ikc in tho weather; at least we
think they have, and si, do some of the
geese, for they have turned their tails
north ari l are flying to keep warm.
Tho lute stnrni did a largo amount of
damage; "at Sutton, and other points
west; houses were blown down and oth
er, unroofed ; a great deal of stock was
killed in the storm The snow plow has
returned, ar.d the road is open.
Dr. John Kitto's Illustrated History
of the Bible will bo delivered to sub
scribers, during the coming week.
Rcspectfuily, &c. ,
Thomas Prothkro, Agent.
Judge Lake decided in District Court,
in Oicaha the other day that the Probate
Judge could tax his costs either under
his own or tho Justices' act; and that
the act of 1S70 giving $1 trial foe, has
been repealed. Justices of Peace and
Probate Judges take notice.
After a severe contest between Orleans
and Melrose, which should be the county
seat of Harlan county, (this State,) the
latter named place gained the victory,
and the Commissioner have ordered
public buildings to be erected. We pro
diet a prosperous future for Melrose.
A witness was net forthcoming on Fri
day lat, on the murder case, and there
upon tho Judge ordered a writ of at
tachment to be issued for 1W return at
next term of Court, fixing her bail at
$300. When will witnesses learn to
obey the process of Court.
The snowstorm around Kearny Junct
ion, and Lowell is equally as bad as the
one preceding it about a week ago.
The engines have started out with snow
plows to clear the railroad track, several
passenger were detained in our city to
day by the information that tho cars
could not at once proceed.
The Methodist Seminary at Haekctts
town, N. J., is completed, and will prob
ably bo opened the coming summer. The
cost of building has been $148,000; of
this amount $115,000 have b.-en collect
ed and $20,000 pledged, leaving a bal
ance of Icss'than 12,000 to be provided
tVr-
f nanraTf Ti'ai-aiWifc'-fr
i Gen. Canby ws a nephew by njartiage
a 0f Bi&hop Ames.
is
Plant your .-hruMry nt once. Na
tive trees make lovely fh.tdes and orna
ments to house.
Henry Ward Bet cher is praying for
tho Modocs. You surely don't mean
the Cdl.fumi i Mn !oes, Bio IJeocher 1
Bind Bros., of Weeping Water, re
ceived six loads of their gomU on Sat
urday. They expect tho balance this
week.
Eli Plummer, Esq., returned to his
domicile and mercantile palac3 on Mon
day last.
One of the largest stocks of gocds you
ever saw is beiug set up in that store too.'
The Anniversary of tho Cass County,
Biblo society wiil bo held in the Presby
terian Church next Sunday (April. 27th. 1
at J 1. M. All denominations aro
invited and expected to attend.
J. W. Rawlins. Pres't.
Captain Jack and his Modoc braves
escaped from the lava beds on the 17th,
and our caavalry, with three dsys' ra
tions, are in pursuit. Eight Indians
were killed in the fi-ht.
liced Bros store is more than fu'l of
the finest goods ever brought to Weep
ing. Water.
Clark 5c Piurnmcr's store looks like a
section of the levee used to do in id
freighting days. Dry goods, wet goods,
boxes, bundles and band-boxes: little
trunks and big trunks, nil being stowed
away in the hold, around the cabin, and
over the deck. The new goods fill the
eye as well as the shelves, and at the
rate they ore disappearing, Mr. Pluni-
tucr wiil soon have
to to'ddle back for a
another invoice.
Our spring stock has been selected
with unsual caro. It has been pur
chased at such low rates that we feel
real pleasure in arranging our store for
our customers' examination, and in nam
ing the cntic'iLg prices for which we can
sell our goods. We want oar good
citizens from far and near to give us a
call. W e are confi lent that we can sell
you from 5 to twenty per cent, under
Plattsmouth prices.
Rf.ed Brtos.
Georgo H. Peudleton of Ohio, is in
Italy.
Mathews, Hardware Cutlery and
Aercultur-il depot, on 4th street, north
of the Piatre Vally House is the place to
buy your stoves, tin ware. Iron, nails,
glans. Farm machinery t'vc, &.,
Big ad next week, in now type.
W M.l - .
Office atid Store rooms. Inquire of
Mrs. A. D. Whitcomb, or at this
office. 4 or.
Our readers will please excuse us for
any typographical errors or for any
changes in the make up of the paper
this week, as we are laying our new type
and necessarily had to get things up the
shortest way for one week. Next week
we hope to come out in new clothes.
SPECIAL NOTICES
Wheat, ....
Barley, .....
Corn
Oats,
Rye
.. 90(7tUOO
... 5t(r C5
... 1 Sci 1 9
20 21
.... 4 Ci4.j
For Bent. The large and commodi
ous warercoui, cellar and office on 2J
floor of building now occupied by Jacob
Vallery, jr., in Masonic Block. Enquire
of R. R. Livingston or
4Stf. E. T. Di:ke.
Vivian's is the place to buy your gro
ceries and provisions. 20tf
Large and well assorted stock of gen
eral merchandise at Clark & Plummers.
Trv us. 28itf.
At Clark 5c Hummer's everything a
farmer needs can be found. Call and
see our stock. 2Sdtf.
Clark & Plummer Dry Goods, Grocer
ies and a General assortment. We sell
cheap and buy often. 2Sdtf
- -
See advertisement of Dr. Butts' Dis
pensary, headed Book for the Million
Marriage Guide in another column. It
The Senate Wm. EJgcrton Pro
prietor, cosy, warm and comfortable,
drop in and sec us. Liquors and cigars
warranted pure and good.
Nov. 13, d&wtf
tfSSAT ! 7H2A7 ! T72SAT !
Conrad Ileisel wants all the wheat he
can get, at bis mill, in Plattsmouth,
Nebraska.
Farmers, bring it aioDg, highest mar
ket price pail.
STATE LASD SALE.
There will be a public sale of State
Penitentiary lands, at the office of the
State Prison Inspectors, Lincoln, eb..
May 7th, at 2 o'clock P. M.
Tho lands are located in Lancaster,
Seward, end Saunders counties, and
comprise some very good farming land-.
For description, terms of sale, &c.
addre.s State Prison Inspectors, Lincoln,
Nebraska. S2wG
TAZEN UP,
By the nnder-igned, on the the 4ih or
5th of April. 173, one brown pony
tuare, about six years old, with right
hind foot white and white stripe on right
side of nose, eyes not good. Tho owner
can havo the same by calling at my place
and paying charges.
R. E Co nx TRV MAX.
Mt. Tleasant, April 12, 1S73.
Notice is hereby given, that assess
ments have been made on each share of
the Arrapahoe Town Company, to make
in tne aggregate suiou. All snare
holders of said Town Company, whoso
share do not show that amount endorsed
on each, will, within sixty days, pay in
to the Assistant Secreta-y the balance
due ; or their shares will be forfeited to
the company. L. D. Bennett,
Asst. Secretary.
Hytrin 'ntTi, Apti! 9 l'STS. 3-$t
To Farmers and Horsemen.
Dr. MT. T). Jones begs lcav tJ call attantfoa
t-- th fact that be has ju-it received two very
Cue auiuials from the ea-t, vis.:
"THE WEBB JACK"
From Fairfield. Iowa, aud the Iron Orry Nor
man eta lion called
"NORMAy,
Fi". e years o d and we'ghs 1300 pounds.
Tluy nro both sure foal getters, utid will stand
at Rock P.lun's and elscwhero in (hs C-ur.t
during the season For full particular, toe
Biiirl. f"l-l-t.
NEW DRUG STORE,
WaEPIfa WATER, MEB.
T. J. 1 T T E ,
DELF.R in Drugs. Me liftincs. Taints. Oils
VarnUh. Perfumery, Stauonary, Notion"
Ciirars and Tobseco wlG
THE "VICTOH" S. f.1. C0S
NF.W SEWING MACHINE
Rues very Easy.
Runs very Fart.
Runs very Still.
Has a Nctt Shuttle superior to all others.
D&f.es Competition.
Great Improvements in Need'.c.
Cannot be Set Vrorg.
-Agents Wanted.
A.l.lrrs TMK VICTOR" S. M: TO.
54 Tenth St.. 4 doorj west ol Broadway. N. Y.
4fi-iiiu.
THE
HAVEN ORGAN CO.
urti
Manufacture the Celebrated
Publico and riTcBiii.lc
These Crgans re unsurpassed in q'Hilt'yof
tone. Ftrle of fnii.b, simplicity of construi ',:i,
and duribiHiy. ... ,
rAlo. MlLODEONS in various styles and
unequalled in tone.
Send for Illustrated Catalosu1?.
Address New Haves Ct.ga.v Co.
New Haven. Conn.
Agents Wanted. 4;;-3tn.
NEW LUMBER YARD!
Having opened a Lumber Yard
at
Louisville, I will keep all kinds of
lu.tihek, no ems.
5ze., Sec, &c,
And would invite all those wishing to
purchap to itive mea call.
o
I will !t iI in 11 kind of GRAIN,
for which I wiil pay the highest Murkot prlco.
IT. J. STREIGUT,
BOOK-SELLER,
AiSlD PAPER DEALER.
PLATTSMOUTH, NEB.
t.4 lermJinnd w tf.r
I. W. SHANNON'S
FEED, SALE AND
LIVERY STABLE.
MAIN STREET,
Plattsmouth, Nebraska.
I am prepared to accommodate the public with
liorcs. Carriages, liutories and a No. 1 He Arse
oti short notice and r!iifonable terms. A Hack
willrun to the steamboat landing, and all parts
ot the city wnen desired
January 1. 1S71 ilwtf
MAS. A. D. WHITCOMB
ofo
Dress and Cloak Maker.
.Rooms three doors west of Brooks House
CCTTIXft Si FZTT1X
made a specialty.
- Patterns of all kinds constantly oa land
36dw-2oi
Omaha Marble Vcrks.
M. JFEENAN,
?Ianufaetnrer and Dealer in
IT I.I I V TfT,l('A mitnt.r.
HI.M .MK. rs, IIK.VI.M r.N
ffZatalies & Furniture
IVlarble-
For specimen or workmanship refer
to Smith's and V alicry's monu
ments in Plattsmouth Ccm
e t a r y
The patrcmaee of Cass County is re?pee'fuily
solicited. d(v-w27-6m.
PLATTSMOUTH MILLS! !
PLATTSMOUTH, NEDRISKA
CORAD HEI5EL - - - - Proprietor,
1
Flour, C"rn Meal. Feed. Ac, Always on hand
and f'-T;S.i!e at lowest Ca.su Prices,
"-Tho Hi-rhcst prices paid for Wheat and
Corn.
tSfParticular attention given to cus
tom work.
IBIacIiGiniili S2iop
Mt. Pleasant, Neb.
Bees leave to inform the farmers of
Cas County that he keeps a good No. 1
ttLACKSUITil SHOP,
otie mile north of Mr. Pleasant.
All kinds of iron work attend
ed to. Wagon repaired, Farm im
plements carefully mended. Lowest
prices and aM work done on short notice.
Grain received in payment. Give me
a trial. Chas. Titfant.
Biiping Your Grecn-haaso anrf
Beduing Plants.
AT T'f
A ddrw,' rV. J. li BHSiCK.
DONT nd East for Pl.ir.f when ron eii
pet jw-t at o J for lesi money nearer
horn. To ::iy i.nu.erous (rinnils an.l jiatrons I
would my tnt I h"va th.; inrzrst nnd hot'
tek f piants ever oLered fur mlo in the wost
and rroj.os" t. unll thnin at I'aAouablo pricon I
lie sure ui't eu 1 for my
New Descriptive Catsicfiur:. '
wfcich will be sent frt! to all who ftpplv f.ir !ti
Ihca civc t.ie your ordr?. end I Lcl i- mt Jen I
I Ciin K.iU'Jy you.
Feb. 13 dAw
PlatL-mnuth. Net).
DKALER in
A N D
w1
. .. ... ... ,. ., ;
All Paper Trimmed free of
Charge.
Also Dealer'in
Books,
Stationary,
and
F'arjazine
Latest Publications.
Prescriptions carefully compounded by ane
perieriood LrucgiKt.
Remember the place, thrcedoors west of thV
Herald ofiicc; Pl.ttU-jnoutii. Nebraska.
HENRY BOECK
IifeALER IN
FUR N I TUR E
LOUNGES, SAFES, TABLES
BEDSTEADS-
Or ALL DISCBtPtlCMS ASD AT ALL PK1CK8.
Mctalic Burial Cases.
A?ti: r" " '' . . J m i
WOODEN COFFINS
OFALI. SIZES.
Beady Made, and Sold Cheap fcr Ci-h.
With many tbanl-s for put pitronage. II ti
Ate all to call and examine my laro stock '
niture and Coffins jan28t
THE
"Silver Tongue.'
KAHCrACTCBED CT
E. P. XEEDI1AM & SON,
liS. 1C 147 East 23d Street. New York.
ESTABLISHED IN 1840.
Responsible parties appljinir for ngencics it
sections still uisuriIicd. will receive prompt
attention and liberal inducements. Parties re-
sidini; at a ui.-tuin'o from our authorized agents'
may order front our factory, fiend for il'utra-"
led price list. Oct a5dlw3nf
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
0J PLATTSMOUTH NEBRASKA.
8CCCES80 TO
Tootle, Hanna & Clarfc
Jonw FiTior.SAt.o,
JOH.f K. CLAkK.
C. n. PrtMicr.t. .
Ytrr PrciiJani
T. W. Ltak,
Ati't Caihitr
t'athier.
This Bank is now open for businei at tkel
new room, corner Main and Sixth streets, and
are preparod to transact a general
Banking Business,
Stocks, Bonds,
Jold. Government
and Local .4
Securities'
, , Bonsht and
Sold. Dennsits
Received and
Interest allowed
On time
CcrtiCcfiW;
Draft drawn, available In any part of th
United State and in ail the principal townrf
and C.t.cs of Europe.
u- c i-staj rare
OR THE CELEBRATED
AND
ilIPJ IaITJ3
OF STEAMERS.
Persons wishin; to bring cut their friends lis?
Europe can pmehsssj tickets frrni ulhrfS
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