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la ct.itj -r Zi i.dv-.-:ide
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tl.ivs and I'.vj wet onus, go
the
:Vij:irrK'.r.i have left thai
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'orv s for d ) 1 1 j. op,
Lh.' d !'r is open, yt.u u.ut stop.
Tho vr-tin eontfeues t t:t
d ;v L r L;v Ir..i:n b. 'rL- our d-ors.
It
Li vh:
Kith
two ve,:rs
hi W:5 out
t
barchi-id-.-d in all the
was 2up 1 t b-.' 1
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j,tvip ju
received a 1
ir" lot c,t '
r' ,
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..i v i::i'i jauu n-.i'i-
ji-i-'ptred to till large orders in tliat line.
The Mis.souri is stiii :i the rie. It j
lacks ii'iw (Tue.sda.y) b:d ub-urt a fo'.t
cf being over thi 1 ankj, on the Iowa
ii-s at Haiik Sir '.l.t's.
POU.D.
ttreet, s.:
On t.e side-v. alk, on Tnird
v.lv's liandkersp.ickcr. .
Ti;e same cm have tho s
ing th- IIi::tALiJ oiih:e.
-et -
Hot W ' V'.'ier's com ? at
ae by apply-
The m-a 1 is urjiug up so fad.
We wrote thes;? Hiis to ill a s;ot,
That else to lill, would m i':.? us hot.
Azro Smith will hereafter sell sweet ;
potato plants at s2.0.) pt r thous:-nd. j
Green peas for sale by Azro b'mith
f zrV.p.-it i. tb! v.! r I
. r goes up one day and down
Ll;e n:
so .Mic.t
a:t
dmt we t
be
can't row a boat from here to
.drvu' easier when its going up I nan
when its cmin-
uown.
New Coods ;
ever.
, the Slioe
Cir.i-. tl'vaLl t
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j
The aninant of cutle and bogs !
shijiped from this town during the past ;
few months has been very large. We j
hop to get the 4.'H-t statistic jwon, !
nd fclr.dl publish them.
Suit FeatU-ry's get Ms Soda romaln trfta
Voa ser.r-?i cm p is t!te iloor,
"Wlt'.v.iut you call on l.iia
And treat your friends to more.
Where's Azro smith this summer
We havifVsevrt that pretty red and blue
w.-gon sin' Auld h:ng syne.
" II -sser's a Rating' you, old boy! his
horses keep the road hot. "
A team of
horses without anv fir:
ings, made a rush on Main street on I
Tuesday morning. Having no old lady j
' r wagon at their heels they soon !
pinyea our, ana caiiea it "uits with 1
their boss. I
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ii ,- v .i ; ...ie
I -i" :; T'H. ?
Tvo dry
fart Lis v-.'v!
i
war 'it. i.-ieii i u c -., ;i in l acu lnt'irove-ucnt, ana Keeps us up out : 1. ..,,1.1 v. -.-v rwiiiv m-.tifiml gana-i v. no ,.is.i.
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!:ii.cri.;;-..iu,-.v.M-.- ; ot t-.o mu.i spietbtmiy iomu'3 " :ui,i ,,i,.iUSed with thia entertainment, Vf uVi- hv tlie Kami.
thvn, and b aves specim:u:s of uiz e:uiy , wore so, however tht; whol r.:dewall: , .md lmMllvly tlutt.d with PLvtts- dtli. Pntyer, bv Cliaplain, Kcv. Mr.
Ujwcvs and vegetabh s. ! should be raisctl from Third street montI a..a hcr it, Lvt us not s:lv Davis. '
IT; r- 1 !v Th" o this side of the iu tJiat our tvA,u i3 dulltthatwel Musio, by Uip Ban-l
C' C'1;"'' f, 1V"iS i:it ' : re,t ,,n br it. a:rl the sidewalk i, Jlinot sustain any amusements, or Jftv TfrSl ow
ca'h-I to v, and gave us a heart y ; l.w.r than the stu, t in many places. hi of tI;C sor Ph?M&,.!
invito to om-i out anu. so tun couu.ry 5 , . . , ... , ..,, .,o.,.. J
. c doaot very much i? Omaha con- tth. Oiaiion.
1. .i'! ! I
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! I I'.i.rn. . hp v.? i
will enforce the obsorvan- of tjie ! "mn his persoiial tlianks to Mr. Wil-
The members of St. Luke's Church j strict est erdcr and decorum throurf. ! lZJ
dosire to offex their most hearty thanks j out., " . ' mittee, except Mich help as "sliooting
f those who so kinlly lulptd to i -Xolinr.ors allowed in cr abr.nt tb off li is i .Youth" may have been, and
1 . : ; I T o , f ,.-1 r
A
!
Fine Ciit Tob.co at the Post OSJco Book
St-urr. 5tl.
Never in the History of Man has j
Avec-tLi, llowcr?, coin
a;i.l other truck '
crowji so fast jw in the past few wee-lit?. !
v;:i'.' i.iiiii, aajs, i.inj iiiii iv ,
can hear tlia "joints of the grass ami J
li wet tU crack as tht-y grow.
The King brought Iron Uriilge Co.
have "estahlisheil themselves at Lin
coln. They also manufacture Iron
Tunr Tables and Architectural cast
ings. King begins right, he orders a ll::n-
ALI).
I
j Inrvovemeiits are oing on all ovtr
riattsmouth, in a quiet vay. Here
' and thtre ia nook and cranny, among
the trees, house nfior house goes up
without mu'jli noie Yet they keep
adding to onr prosperity and influence
none the les.
i The eld gentleman Straight, ft nice
J friendly fellow, straight as" a string, !
keeps the nicest IcCream on ?.lan
I street, next door to Donelan's Drug
Store, t:
tnd "Dit-k" .Streig'it souietijnf.-s.is
i - J bo found thero whi-ii the Ice-Cream
is t-j be served out. Call and see them.
E-cc the S-j.ia rouniain play.
At Huttt-li's, on Mkui street ;
And as you pasj you're sure to say.
Let's try a ghs, it loo'.cs so neat.
G.-'.'cr for Sl.'.O at
would c'J barefooted?
the Saoe Store. WLo
6X
Tin
r?:oks irnsa changed rr.ana-
tr.M.l iv Miiriii'i" f I- rii.'irli
MeEiil - 'e. tahis chn and Mr. Linch
rj.U' o;i his honors. Mr. Jinch has
won the will of our people during j
h's raiovn'M here, ;.nd 'Ir. M:.d"ntev' is
t3 Wf 11 i.nowu t: need any eu
. ' tlor jr.r.eu; from h.v. WheLher he can
keep a hotel or not he must prove.
The waLer rose in the "Weeping "Water
valh-y h,t week, during one of our
sl - .sh"u:g vah-is, v. ith exceethng rapb.ity.
j It overran tl.e banks in many places,
and therrt was about a foot of water.
Water, trtnge to a few iniks
o - 'st of there it was only a trentle show-
. . 1 . . V.. iT.-.-I- -i th" iti-1
ti, iK, ijil1' iii..' iii:i lllu.v mmx m.
it wa.4 r;:iuln;r at all.
I1G NIC AT I!l-.SEa'ri (.'110 Vi:.
;cie
w.ii 0-j a r:c -N'.e at itessers
X . . . .... 1 , I ... f ,1 Y: '1 Wr
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21st. It is a t'-ehool pic lib.
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ti-.nv ij viiit, n: 1 then tt is ju't a nice
ihh.-' ujv.i U Iless.-r's, Iv ji.i . Platts-
j mouth.
t 1 1
i TIi;:se lawyers wusi have good tiifits
S nuv.-adaj 3 ; th do more line-courting
ti.ar: ;.::y other set of chaps we know
ha called to se S.nn. Chapman
i
ii-verul tim -i hitoly. and always got the
;v-iv: -ll.'s ;-ono to Court in Reward i
;v'.:!ty, or he's goiie to Court in Sauu-h-rs
cu::ty, or at Lincoln or som.v
'.vho:-. :.-"s. :,'j'.v we wjnderhow III-. C.
VS t..:S.
Ylrr. vVA. In a statement 'made in
: jf;:ini.7 hut wt-t-k, in re:ird to
w York Life insurance Comp;;-
Jvncs nv.yh? a slight mistake in
1 il.!' I':-Their vault as?fj should
j read tO?) 'V00 (Twenty-two Million
Dcihtrs;. ;::;'! the purely Mutual s-hculd
i .k-.-i :". iu;-i fv ;'. nr.!...n !
. . . . l ---" WJ Z i
ful, itlu't it, to talk about so
A 1.1
iin.:i nitiiii'
jo olT-l andcdly.
Th" ei;';.- ex.-!.:'-ive Loot and Slice Store t:i
Cass Ce.nty. "otlii;:g below cist, ltii cheaser
than e-.
rcTEir Sir.
Wo ifist ti'tl forg?t to rciti?? Mr.
Jov.-v's new sldewulk. This is a deci-
.1 i. h'graoli report,
,.i . p i-,:',i-;i. iM.ri on wbich onr rso-
i ...-"'-.:...! tbn I'mn-1 nf A
i peals are now s ti 1 to h'tcs grunted
j y'. t1:- -: it :wr lrl-.il, and he is overjoyed
. at the result.
j coL'XTi cj:i:iiSiKi:i:s cocst
! Met en Tuwd-iy June !)th, and after
! considering the various applications
or bridges
1 other improvements
concluded to oiler aids for thd buih'.ing
of one bridge over salt creek and one
over Weeping water, iogether with 10
i or more smaller bridges throughout
! tip County, the particulars of which
e..n be seen in ti
another column.
Li advertised bid in
They adjourned to
meet on Wednesday the 13ih.
rOUHTil OF JULY IN 0U2 CITY.
"
The Tarncr Society of this ilaee pro-
pose t'. hold a grand celebration on the
anniversary oi. our
- A gram I proems:
'.i be formed
in the forenoon, aha; it 10 o'clock, and
wldch will march through the princi- !
j pal s! ivc-ls, ut tended by a ?plendid
j band of music drum boating and
J ilags ilyiug. A Picuie is to be hvdden
j in o:u of tha handsomest groves n&.r
1 the city to bj selected yet and of
j which da-? noti e will b given.
Th Hon. Mayor r. Livingston will
read thy Declaration of Independence,
and or;itors from at home and abroad
will enliven the entertainment with
their wit or tlieir wisdom.
Pi-ee carriages will be provided from
the city to the grounds selected for the
Picnic
To crown and to chiso the whole, a
gravd ball will lie given in the evening
at 1 iirgerald s Hal!. Dcst of musk- re-
freshments. and food Hour m -in -iw.ro
v.HIIieill. mAmimtm-, ,-.. 1 . j . . ...
iit.vi-M wj4is ior me lauies, on
pleirlc grounds, and the marshals
.M. i:!oiv;.. r;
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. A CURIOUS SIGHT.
Dan McKinhon says lie snw a rasn
that a corn-field m Cass county,
WI1Lre i:iL" cre piarum uuju, piu iuS
corn, and husking corn, all in the same
i Licit! at the sains time.
Illi:;?. Tn this City Juno 12th,
187J, at 6 o'clock A. ?r., of Typhoid
and Pleura-Pneumonia fevbr, Jtrs.
Dr. SciiiliKNf ;it. The funeral
services Will take place at the Metho
dist KpiMCopal. Church, to-morrow
(Friday) morning at 10 o'clock.
Friends cf the family invited.
EVEIIVTIIING GOES.
Little and big, fat and lean, ye old
folks and ye young foiks, all went up
to Omaha to see Joe Jefferson, in Hip
Van Winkle, his jjreat character. All j
were pleased. It is a wonuenui per- to any one request :n;; it. One bottle of the yei
formancv, and we scarely know wliieh j low wr:;nor Centaur IJnhncnt is worth one
to iidniire moat, the tino taste, pure i
mind and rre
eat abilities of the genial,
rr, Washington Irving, who i
kindlv author
concelvcd lh3 cl5rious, shiftless, easy
Rip; or the scarcely less wonderful
bent of mind and perhaps greater ar
tistic .skill which cantako up and ab
sorb into itself a character drawn by
another hand, and really live that per
son before our eyes on the stage,
as Joe Jt-fferson has this character of
Irving's. In fact, it is hard to tell, now,
whether Jefferson made? this Kip Van
winkle, or Kip mado JefTerson. . .
Again, the friendly, social intercourse
of onr people, on such little j iunts, and
excursions, is a source of great pleas
ure and prosit, making us better ac-
qu tinted with each other, and helping ;
to grease the- wheels of the social ma- J
chnierv of life, and place us all on a i
, . .x ., ..." ...t ' t 1 I
ueiter, niuiici, aim v. c iipo I'uni ,
A HEAVY BUNA WAY.
O-i Jlonday evening, Mr. and Mrs.
L,ambert, from near Kock DluH's, start
ed home in a bi;; waon, with one roan
ami one black colt, for a team.
" At O'Xeill's farm they stopped to
witter, and Mr. L. took the bridles off
so the. horses could drink better, while
. . i - .1.1.1 11.. .11 1 ..re
...cineiniug si.ai ii a tiio con, unu i
tlie te;tm set eddying round, the valley j
il bhiffs a s;x'II, and then through the
cut on Third liire.-t, into Main
rhittsi.i-'iuth, with a rush. - They kept
on rushing up Main street, on the
south side, ir.it il they turned Mr. Mer
ges ups'.rla down over a box, and then
turned thc-melvp' around and como
down M'tin street, on the north side,
as far as Johr.d-'Hi's dru store, where,
knowing that the Doctor was standing
there, and that everything was handy
for a bust up, they ran into another
w.i,o:i and were brought up all stand-
i;i- Alt this whii3 the .old lady had
held "onto" the lines and yawed, but as
thers were no bits in the horses mouth
hor pulling v. ai like unto pulling at a
stump, in effect. Fortunately no one
was hurt, rti l after rubbing the old
lady's arms, and waking her up with a
little eif.u c'e, the harness was patched
up.- i.;: nro.-ren wagon was sctiieu iur,
ml all wv-nt on tlieir way rejoicing.
Tlii: DHAHATIC rJJTKRTAlNHENT !
Of Fndaj' evening was very well con-
' 1. liv. li.!!l-il :l rrvunf 1H:1.HV
, ... .., t. t , .
were not aLle to be present in person,
but from all --counts many a profes
sional troupe haw iloue worse. We
feel proud of Plattsiuouth, and thlnlc
.-he ha as uid h native talent in this
line as any town we ever lived in.
After --jiiu.clv Eyed Suan"a hop took
place, which ail enjoyed, and then Dra
matics and all took an adjournment
i until the noxt evening, when
THE OLD KOLXS
made their appearance, and wero hearti
ly greet ;d with good humored cheers
tains any better amateur musical abili
ty than v.e have shown. It surprised
us. The taste and originality displayed
in the costumes show that Ave have a
cultivated and intelligent element
among us, and it only needs u little
more sociability, a little more inter
mingling on a freer social platform for
every one to iind out that there are lots
of nice folks in riattsmouth, and that
. ...... .1 i : ... n ..)... !
c cull y-.u oj ii uuu iiiuu iii iun
hum," just whenever we are of a mind
to agree to do it.
Both performances were very credit
able,, and have elicited universal
praise.
The net proceeds will exceed i?l"0,
and will nearly lbiuidate the debt on
St. Luke's Church, that is, with what
had been given before. I5y liquidating
this debt we raise our credit abrond,
and pave the way for new enterprises,
by showing that we have the grit and
ability to meet our obligation?, one
w
v or another. This applies as well
"
to other business ' indebtedness a3 to
Church all'uir.
The thanks of the Society are due
Mr. John Fitzgerald for the liberal
terms allowed for the Hall, and also
for the use of a Piano, without which
the Coricerte came near being a failure,
at one time.
Of course all our own people did well
and worked well. To select any par
ticular persons for praise, would be un
just and invidious; but we think no
one will feel hurt if avc call attention
to the untiring energy and unflinching
?:eiil of Mr. Ocil Williams, to whose
exertions, as head of tlie Business
Committee, and to whose forethought
and carefulness the Society are indebt
ed, that all the necessary adjuncts the
"properties' as a theatre manasrer
woula say wero on liand at the right
time and phic
! The Editor of this paper desires to
thereby leaving a double duty for Mr.
iV . to perforin. :
Good-bye, Old Polks! Come aain.
1 r-rc will giett you with pleasure.
Centaur .Liniment
TTK-re Is no pn!n hlch the Centaur Liniment
will not relieve, i;o sv.-fll!n 5t will not subdur,
and no liinittiess which it will not cure. Tlil.s i:j
strung liingure, Imt it i true. Whore the parts
drc net pone, its efect3 ;tre marvellnus. It lias
pspdiioed more cures of r!i'um;Uistn, neurulgki,
loc';-j.;v, pnlsy. sir;i!iis, swellings, ear-ache,
cuked-hre.ists, scalds, Imnis, salt-rhoum, &c,
upon the human fnnie, and of strains, xavln,
gaUi. &., 'ion animus hi one ye:i.r than have
all o'Jier pretended remedies since the world
bes;aii. It is a counter-iniUnt. an all-healing
paln-rclicvcr. Criiipler? throw away their
cmtehes, the lame walk, poisonous Mtcs are ren
dered harmless, and th wounded are heuled
without a scar. It U no huinbug. Tlie reejpe is
sellins as no article ever before sold, and it sells
because it doe.s just what it pretends to do.'
Those who now suffer from rheumatism, pain or
swelling dosrrve to suCer if they Will not use
Onttiur Liniment, more than 1000 certificates
of remarkable cures, lm-ludm? fro?.cn limbs,
ch;o'i!e-ri:ee:n:it!.''m, gout, miming tumours, .S;c.
Have been rer;;5ved. . YVo will send a circular
I containing certificates, the recipe, &c. pr.ttis to
Hundred lo!I::rs or iounuerea or unci nico nor -
ses and mules, or for screw-worm in sheep.-
stock -owners this liniment li worth your at- j
tent ion. No family should be without Centaur
Lmimet. J. u. itor. & Co.. New York. 4&-iy
CA.iTom.v is more than a substitute for Cas
tor Oil. It is the only safe Article in existence
which Is certain ti assimilate Ihe food, regulate
the bowels, cure wind co'le and produce tuitural
sleep, it contains neither minerals, morphine
or alcohol, and la pleasant to take. Children
need not cry and mothers may rest. -fj-ly
THE FOURTH OF JULY !
PATRONS' CELEBEATIOX.
At a meeting of the delegates of the
. , . . t.
several ( ranges Ot tn'.S COUIUJ, U j
i keeping V aier, .jr.nc m, 10.0. ty idL- i
m
to consideration the celebration m
our 'National Independence, July 4t!:,
io') ..4-.... . 1. 5-.,-r. l!cin"t;'in r-i i
' , ;
the subject, it was I
-
Tian . tTni. '
th3 Patrons Of II US- ,
cordially invite every citi.cn of the j
county to meet with us for a good
lime.
.. rr t-
On motion, Brother C. II. King w;u
appointed a committee' to procure the
nrlnl. nf tbo jl-.v
ordcor OI til , uaj . (
()n motion, a commiiteeof five be ar- j
' I
. I I-
pomieti uy ine cnair uu ptoia.uiut.
Carried.
le-n-'ri- l.t r-dlivif i-:ir 'iiuiii-il finii- ' rein. v. isose plaee of l esioi'iice is unknown, ami
u.uiuij tlo tuebi.tce oar ai.nu.u .uiUi . y j.,,.,,, lf t!ie stale of Iowa, will
vcrsary at "Weeping Water, July 4th, I take notice that wmiam 1:. Doueimi of the
40, , , . .. , j County of Cass and S!:ste of Nebraska, did on
18 13. bv a Picnic celebration: and we ,.. 'ii.ii dnvof Mav. is7;s. file ins petition m ihe
gh the j Chair appointed James Iall, C. Flem
street, in,It c. II. "Winslow, Dr. Kenaston, Win.
Devolt, said committee.
On motion, it was decided to select
officers of the day,- with tho following
result:
State Master Wm. 15. Porter, Presi
dent; and tho several Masters of the
Oranges of the county, as Vice-Presidents;
find Pro. ('. II. King, Marshal of
the day f Uro. C. II. "Winslow was cho
sen to read tho Declaration of. Inde-
pinidence.
On motion, it was decided that the
Committee on Programme act as Com
mittee, on Finance and To;isis. Car
ried. On motion, the toast.-? and pieces to be
sung, with the probable number of per
sons to sing them, be handed, or tent
by mail, to James Hall, Eight Mile
drove, cnairman ot me ucmmiitee on
j Pivnamme. Carried.
On motion, the Patrons were request
ed to appear with sash, at the Grove,
at 10 o'clock a. m.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
C. K. KINO, Pres't.
C. M. TouiinNcu, Sec'y.
After adjournment the Comrnitte on
Programme presented the following
programme for the day:
Fourth of July, 1873.
At Weeping Water, Cass County, Neh.
PBOGBAlvIMB !
1st. Patrons of II usbamlry to assem
ble in the grove at 10 o'clock, A. M. re-
Jth
"itl.StC.
l:th. Kel'rt-.h.racnts and Sociable until !
called to order.
11th. Toasts-, interspersed with music
and singing by Patrons,
SPECIAL NOTICES.
HOME MARKETS.
Wheat. -
100&10 3
- .iscso
45(&50
Parley
'.ii
)at3 .
llye.
Reported by Cctlli: & White.
WANTED.
A good girl to do house work for a small
family. Iii'piirc at 1'ostolT'ice. . 10-3
Business is business, and so arc tho Cigars at
the r. O. lloolt Store. , - 5-tf.
Ladies, call and examine the nice and cheap
Gaiter. at the Shoe Store, before you buy else
where. In'o charge for showing them.
5-tf. I'KTr.a .!::r-.c:F.o.
FOR RENT.
! ihe iarse and commodious wnreroom. cellar.
I . . n .1 ..".l.... . , 1 f 1...;, m . -
IU..L-I.- tin .i;t-.i .in iiti.ir 01 uuiiiiiii' iuri:icriy
oceu-i'e-l by Jacob Va'lery, jr.. hi Ma:jor.ie.
Lloe!;. linqulre of li. 11. Livinostox or
JS-tX. L. T. Dvicr..
Notice to Bridge Builders.
Notice is hereby jdveu that bids will be re
ceived at the County Clerk's oaiee in I'fatts
te.outh. Cass County, Nebraslca. for building
bridges in said County. (;ie to be Imiit across
Salt Creek near the fawn of (Greenwood, snail
7o feet : cue to be built across Weeping Water
at timber's Crossing, span fa feet : stone or
wood abutments, (sc;i!e for each to be seen at
the Clerk's oHieei also ten or more smaller brid
ges (with pi'ii!. ypan from in to 40 feet. T.ids
received for both Iron or wood. Approved se
curities required of coutrai tor in double the
amount of contract price, and all bids received,
subject to be rejected bv the Hoard of County
Commissioner? at liie'r pleasnre.
Kids will bo received up to July 1st. A. D.
ism.
P.y ordr or the County Commissioners this
9th dav of June if.73.
1 1 -t O. W. McKi x:;oy, Clerk.
Legal Advertisements.
BurliKton & Iissouri River Sailroad
Company iu Nebraska.
tOPTox, ?Iass.. IJny 13. 1S7X
Tlie animal meeting of the StocUI'ohiers of
the nur mgton ; Ii.-ouri Uivec Kaiiread Com
:iny In Nebraska, will tie held nt the oUTce of
the t'enipany in tlie eitv of rlatlsiuoulli. Ne
braska. Triday t-iie S.15J1 day of June, proximo.
fir. tlie-ierliin of Iiireetors, nml other business
vhh h may legally come before the lneeiia.
It is projys..id to chance the time of the annual
meeting. ry order of the Board.
. , J. r. lr.Mws,
8-5- Eeoectnry.
: Estray Notice.
Strayed from the sub-criber, livtni; near E!lat.
Miie Orove. Cass County, Neb., on Saturday.
May Sist, two mules ; one brown with a sore;on
the left shoulder, the other of a black rawer,
branded with a "C" on the b-ft shoulder. A
liberal reward will In? civen for the return of the
said mulestor any Information thnt will enable
ma to nud them. II. U. Au?toi.i.
10-21.
Sheriffs Sale.
In the District Court of Nebraska, in and for
Cass Count v,
II. L. li. STILES, I
vs. f Legal Notice.
.roiiN Ssvufs & (
V,rII.I.lAM SXVPKR.
Iy virtue of an ord-r of sale issued to me In
the above entitled cause out of the said
Court. I will at Kleven o'clock a. m. on Monday
the lt.lh day of June, A. I). l7:s. offer at public
Sal" to the highest- and bet bidder at the front
diMir of the Court House in ri;Ut'mout!i Nel
raka the following lcscril)'d lieal Ksiate to
wit. ltNo. Five 5) in Muck No. Sixty three
5?) in the Citv of i'lattsttntutlv Cass County
Nebraska, 'i'h'e above He:l Kstate will be sold
on said day to satisfy the decree of the Court in
favor of the Plaintiff against Defendants and ;s
the pioncrly and ltea! K-l.it -'of the 1 efendatits.
tliven" under my liandt!ii lltlii'.ay of May,
A. 1). 1T3. ,f. W. JenxsON,'
" ' Sheriff. Cass Co., Nebraska,
Sam M. Cb.r.man ViiT's Attorney. 8-5t.
Sheriff's Sale.
IN the District Court of Nebraska, la and for
C.vss County :
JAUESMISISIELI,
vs. i Legal Notice.
Andrew J. Ki.fpsek I
& A. J. Ki.KrsKH.
By virtue of an Order of Sale issued to me in
the above entitled cause out of said Court.
I will at Two o'clock l M. on Monday the Kith
day of June. A. 1). KS73, offer for sale at public
auction Sit the front door of the Court House ia
I'lait.M'ioutii, Nebraska, the following described
Keal Estate, to-wit t
Kiv ttbres of irrcuiid couimenein at the
Northwest corner of the Northwest piartcr(U)
Vnrili tli.-iic ut thu iihu- ot liejmiuir.s. I no
above real estate will be sold on said day tosatis-
fyj'ieilt l l ' .'l I iH I'll: i III LIT"! lv . i.iiiiiiii
at-ililist lKf. iidanls and as tho pioicity und
"ow;::; ViTuler i,,y h:uiltils uthuV.y of May,
.1 es:ala ot me j jeieiie. iu.
a. i. i. co!; Nebraska.
Sam. 11. chapnuui, I'l iiv Att'y.
Lepral Notice.
in tiie name oi me peooic oi uk.-r.ie i
, ' ..,hn M. ilia.hi.ian and Alice Hii.ch-
ff
defendants. seUiuir forui li.ut John M. Hincl--
man and Alice li'iicliman. his wife. sao a
i,M-u:age to the said Williau C. Douetan on
'iTi,!;,
Vlattsie.outh, ami :.!so on the undivided hali of
v ,.,Hox inii avnWd land to-w it : eonmieao-
i:i tv.-eniy-two rods south f the n irtiiwcst
ti,,. Ll.nf om o :t iiMirtur L t m vi-Cihill
! e:j.-i:;een its), 'town twelve l) rane fourteen
I till :n Ul rr:i..n v. ,
(Hi, e;ist ot t:i'-' oi l principal eierei iii. rii.'i
i.iii4 thence e;st forty it) rods. thene. fouth
tv.'eTit y-fur (2i rods, thence west futy (lo)
rod;-, thence no: th iwenty-four UIM- .dsto ti:e
pi ice of UeiriTiiiimr, all tlv above landt in Cass
Conntv, Nebraska, to secure t'.i? payment of
.2JitJ and interest, accord i lie; to w c ;rta-.n prom
hisorv not-j i-Liern.-d t- ia ;il imiliiie. aud
tlial since the eivin; ot the sai 1 mol r.ajjo tlie
aid .losnli V. ilinciiman, the other Defendant,
ch'ii- s some interest hi a iir.rt a said 1 inds un
der tiie said John ?.I. Jiincliman, and j rayini;
limt -aid John M.'Jliiichman may pay s-aid sum
now eiaimed to he due, with interest, aniouiii
in,r t- tue snm of stlio, and interest on the.tame
fro'i.-i the lath d-,sv of September 1S72, at the
ate of 12 p-T cent pec aniunii, that beintr the
balance iue ufier deductiug ail lmynienLs, or
that said pieiuUes may be sold' to pav the same,
and the said John M. HineUmiui. Alice llineli
maii and Josepli V. ilinebman are noo.led that
they are reiun. d ti api'ear and smswersaid ie
tilioii on or in-f.ire Monday the Tlii day of duly,
A. 1. 1S75. r jiHi:;:i;eet will be rendered accora-in-jr
to tlie pr.iver of t!ie said petition.
Dated this tfelh d-.vy of May ist.j.
WM. IJ. DON ELAN, riahiUff,
ly VVlLLITT rOTTlNUKi:,
His AlLoiT.cy.
8-5t.
Legal Notice.
Ifibbsrd & Spencer of the State of Illinois.
I. Weil. Isaac Kahn and Wiliiai.i M. Wieth,
ot ."l. Joseph, Missouri, tiie St. Joseph Manu
fatrtut'it: t c.mpany of the Slate id Indiana,
;i:i.l A. M. Allen, formerly of t!(e. State of Mas-s.ii-nuselts.lntt
whose residence is iiov.-unknown.
r.n:cis A. While, oi Nc.v Jersey, and . I'.
White. o Iowa. V.1U take in dice that Ktmiee
A. v liite, a niavried woinan. (iid on the 2tst day
of Mav. li'T.t, fii'.; iter letiiiou in the lastrat
Caurt." Second Judicial "District, in t-nd for Cass
lenity aaiii'-t the said Ilibb ird fi Spencer,
is;ulc Wed and Isiuu: Ka'nn. the f t. Josepli
MjniifaetiuiiiK Company. A. M. Allen, Francis
A. lute and !. l' Whne, and other Hcfend
:..tiis. seliiitr forth that Willis.?, liorton and
l'auiii::t A. liorton C'-y name and siuariire of
i'. A. ili.itoin j;ave a mortg:i!.-e to 1-iancis A.
White, Jizni S. iluwiey and ii. i Vl:ll3. on the
suut east i;aa:ier ') ol section ihirty-t hreu
(ill ill tovviinidp ntmu'cr eleven (li) north of
r.m.;e numiier eleven ill) east of the k.h i't iiiei
pai .'.leiidiau, and the north hail' t'i.ioftiie
north west miarter ('-4) of riie south 1 a.st utiaiter
i'ni of section nitiuber four (4) ;n township num
ber ten i lot nosiii ef i-anne number eleven til)
east of the sixth e;!i IVineipal Meridian, lying
and be'in; in Cas.s County and State ot Iclra
ka. to secur' lite payment of 4.Cij.74 accor.iin
to a certain note of" Willis J. liorton and Wil
liam C. Jenks. referred to in said Moityac,
viiieh Morta-,e and Note Cue said Francis A.
W hiie, L;-.ra S. H:t.v!ey and Cr. i'. White have
duly assi-i:ed to piaintifl t:i her own l Uht, :.nd
that since tlie t;iin;x of said mort.-ra.ire the other
Ielend:iuts claim some interest in said lands
under tlie said Willis J. Morton and William C.
Jenks, and praviri:; that (Jie said Willis J. ibir
lon and Wii-ia.M C. Jenks may pay said sum of
t4.iikj.74 v.ith interest at 12 i r cent per annum
fioin Jiinuai v 1-itii ls;u, which is now claimed
to be due, less S37..V) paid on the 4t!i day of
Sejitemln r, 1S71, and -J,oort asseiued by James
Cli!;e on tiie lsth day of Ieeetuber, 1S71. or
that s.-'.id premises may be sold to ay the same,
and the said Ilibbard and SiH'ncer. is;;te Weil
and Is;uie Kalin, William M. Width, the Saint
Joseph Manufacturing Company, A. M. Al'en,
Francis A. White and ti. F. While are notified
that thev are reouired to appear and answer
s.""id jietition on or before the tlie third Monday
after t!".e i-i!i day of June, 1s7J.
lated May -'1st, 187;.
Attest. I. W. MfKIXNOV.
Clerk ot IMstriet Court. S-i-ond Judicial Uu-
iiict, Cass County. Ne'u-aska.
KIMl K A. V. IIITL",
By Voiri-lek & S'i ;;rn 'OM n,
6-n JUr Attorney.
PubfifTSale of School Lands.
Notice is hereby jrivon that pursuant to an act
of the Legislature of the State of .Nebraska en
tilled an act 'Uo provide lor the registry of
School Lands for the control and diroiositlon
thereof, and for the safe kecpinji of tlie funds
derived from the sale and leas' of said lands"
which said act v :ts approved Jntie -Uh, A. IJ.
lss;7. And also iu accordance with a subse
quent amendment to said net, approved Febru
ary l.Mh, A. i. lsiiU, I will on
Wvdmsday the 2oth day of June
next, at the hour of ten o'clock A. m..
at the front door of tlie Court House in
l'lattsinouth City, Cass County, Nebraska, offer
fars-de xt public auction to the highest bidder.
.-Oi the following described School Liiuds In batd
county, to-wit :
oi .-t ' ioiinrjyi. M"'".'" ( Cast oun:v. AcnnisKa, mm lot nuuioer nve to
Nineteen tl'.o, in lownship number I vyeIe(U) in ,,(,.k ,i,niK.r si.:v-slx lot number six
North ot Kaiie nmuht r lomteeii ill) Las. of m n(wk IlllmI)0r sixtv-six (Oil and lot num-
tlie Sixtn l-nncipjil iderulian. in t.i-ss tountj. 0!;r tiir,.e j,, i,hck number sixty-eiulit 0w)
Nebraska, tiience Last aion the Noitn line oi JU1., ,(,t lmmn,.r imr t4 iirblock uiimber sixV -
s.iidSeclio!! thirty-seven v-17) rods, thence hot" (.j ,ht . (fW, ali ln thv. tmvn )f Weeping Water,
tweiity-oneand sixly-wireo hui.diedths yi i-.i- ,.),l.lUv Nei.raska. U-vied upon as the
l.im. i.kIs ll.enee A e.-t. thirty-seven l.i.) lods, ,...,.,.. r i lie said Defendant. W ilis J. Hor-
9? H
S. S
3G 10 0
10 10
1G 11 0
Itl 11 9
1( 11 9
30 11 i
yo 13 9
10 13 10
10 13 10
10 13 10
10 11 10
10 11 10
10 11 10
30 11 10
30 11 10
10 10 10
30 10 10
30 10 11
10 10 11
10 10 11
30 10 11
10 11 11
1-0 It 11
10 11 11
10 11 11
10 11 11
30 11 11
30 13 11
10 10 13
30 11 12
30 It 13
80 13 13
30 13 12
20 10 13
30 11 13
30 11 13
ip.i diy to day
nilssuall hine
Part of "Section.
All
1 ;
n.
1
s. w.
1
n. i of s. e.
ail vr
all of
s. of n. e,
n. H of s. e. .
s. e. ii. of s. e.
if
n. U of n. e. 'i
s. w. 14 of u. e. U
w. M .
s. V of n.
s- 1:
all of
n. Vz
n. i of s. e. 14
s. w. . of s. e.
s. e. '4 of 11. w. X
s. w. if of n. e. X
n. e, )X of 11. w. )X
s. 3 3 of 11. w. X
iu J2' of s. w. X
n. e. )X of s. e. X
. 4. s. w. of s. w. )X
n. e. x of s. e. U
all of
11. e. X s. w.
e- M of s. e. iX
lot 3
lot 4
fc. e. X of n. c. )X
s. w. X of n. c. IX
lot 4
s. e,
been offered.
In witness whereof I have hereunto set tnv
hand and affixed the seal of sort Count v, at
ruttsmouth, this Otii Uav of Mav. A. r. 173.
D. W. y&ijRisxcix.
Notice
Ts hereby plven thr.t nil tH-rsens who hntemnde
Improvenieatu on the Seliool Lands of this
Countv shi the Twenty-fiMt lay of June,
A. D. isT2. can h;vv sudli lmproveiaciits np
praised bv notifying th Coutty Clerk of the
same on or before the Fifteenth day of Jane,
A. I. 1S7.X
By order of the County Commissioners,
. 1). W.McKINNON. '
8-5 '''--. Clerk C-aH Co.
Sheriff's Sale.
IN the nisi flct Court of Ncbr.-wka, la end for
. Cass County :
O. L. TALMEr, . . . ,
vs. i Legal Xot!e.
John Ibvss and i
Si sAJt Loss. f
By virtue of an Order of Sale Issued to me In
the a!""ve entitled cause out of the said
Court. I will at he o'clock. I". II., on Monday
the ltUli il:tv of June, A. I. 1873. offer for sale at
the front door of the Court House, hi l'iatts
mouth, Nebraska, tue follo-A ing described licul
Jb.-tate, tii-vu .......
liOts nimiber seven (7) and e!;.-ht In Itloet:
number thirty-six (.k;, in the City of riatts
mouth. Cas.s eountv. Nebraska. The above
real estate will be sold on said day to satisfy the
decree of th.e said Court in favor of the l'laiii
tift and ivrainst the Detendants. and as the
property and real estate of the defendants.
Civen under my hand this 14th day of May,
A. D. 1S73. J.w.JOHNSON.
Sheriff Cass ( u., Nebraska.
Sam. M. Chapman, riif's Att'y. 8-ow
Sheriffs Sale.
Isac Weil and Isaac Calm 1
Willi J. norton,AviniamExi!('ution'
C. Jenks and James Clizbe. )
Noti-e is herebv fiven that I will offer forsale
at public auctionVt the front door of the Court
House in Plattsinonth. Cass County, Nebraska,
on Mondnv, the 3th day of June. A. 1). 1S73, at
one o'clock p. m. of said day, the following real
estate, to-wit :
The south half (H) of the northeast quarter
Oil of section number thirteen (U) in township
number ten (H north of range number eleven
... . . . . . . . t . . r . t i . f I..
(Ill east oi trie .-uxtu rnuci; iiu-Nin.ui, hi
moiM'itv
ton iit virtue oi an execuuon in iaoroi me.
I'laint'iffs, Weil and Cahn. issued by the Clerk
of the District Court, within anilfor Cess Coun
ty, Nebraska, and to me directed as Sheriil of
said County. - ,;
(iiven under my lian-.l this 2th dav of May,
A. 1). 1S73. J. V,'. JOHNSON.
Sheriff Cass Comity, Neb.
G. S. Smith, Attorney for I'lahitiff. 8-5t.
HERE WE COME!! I
We would respeetfuliv announce to the peo
ple of Cass County that we have opened a
IIAIiDWARZ STOKE d- TIN SHOP
lit Weepin;? Water, where v.e will keep a gool
assort'neiit of eierythinc; peitaiiiin to this
branch of business. als:i a full stock of farming
inip'.ements.iiinonn others the Marsh Harvester,
which needs no comment. We put in tlie cele
brated Metalie Cylinder Jones' rump, the best
jnmip in the market opeclaily for deep wells.
Tin ware made and repaired on short notice.
Ail k'hmIs warranted to give satisfaction. . Cyme
and see for yourselves.
10-tL WOODS & FLEMING.
St. Louis & Southeastern
Railway.
CONSOLIDATED.
"NASHVILLE SHORTEST LINF."
And Direct Kouto to
Belleville,
Centralia,
Cairo,
Shawiiectotcn,
Ecanxrillc.
Memphis,
V icksburg,
Montfomiry,
3 fob He ,
New Orleans,
Ualceiston, -
Nashtillt,
Chattanooga,
Atlanta,
3Iain,
Charlestown, '
Savannah,
Knoxcille,
Bristol,
Lynchturj,
Ilkhmond,
Norfolk,
- AJtd all roints
South and Southeast.
GOOD IIUASONS WHY this is the preferred
ltoute.
IT IS TH" ONLY LINK running Pullman
Talaee Irawln Boom Sleeping Cars through
from nt.Loui.-t lo Nashville without change.
IT IS TIIR (INLY LINK under one manage
ment between these cities.
IT IS THE ONLY LINK by which passen
gers e;wi save from CO to 2o miles travel, and
From six to twenty-four hours time.
IT IS f 2.45 CHE APEB from St. Louis to
Nashville than the circuitous route via. Louis
ville. OUR MOTTO :
QUICK TIME! l 1
GOOD CARE!
CLOSE CONNECTIONS!
New and eleir.ht dav coaches equipped wdth
tlie Wesii:n?hiuse Air Brake and the Miller
Cmmler and Platform are run in ail trains.
'i'lirouuli Tickets on side and Baggage cheek
ed at ali the principal Ticket OCiets iu tho West
and North.
Ask for tickets via the "Southeastern Bail-,
wy " v
K. F. WINSLOW,
Oeu'l Manager, St. Louis.
W. B. IAVEN"iOKT,
tlen'l Ticket Agent, St. Louis.
The Lincoln ltoute.
The A. & N. Railroad.
Via.
LINCOLN, NEB.,
TO
St. Josepli.
2'ecumseh,
Topeka,
Leaventcort
Faience City,
Laicrencc,
Falls City,
White Clotid.
Doniphan,
Kansas City,
St. Louis,
Cincinnati,
Indianapolis,
Columbus,
Louisviltei
Nashville,
Memphis,
Chattanooga,
Atlanta-, Mobile.
New Orleans,
And all the Tolnts in the
Southwest, South and Southeast.
THE I'LATTSMOUTIt TEOPLIS
By taking the express train at Lincoln rri tft
ATCHISON & NEBRASKA
RAILROAD.
Upon their arrival at Atchlsou, the
Great Railroad Center of
the West,
Can obtain, without
DELAY OK INCONVENIENCE,
the very best Sleeping Car acoinin1.vt4ons,
and will reach St. Imis early next morning, be
ing a much Cheaper and Shorter ronte than
that via. I'aelfic Junction. Track and Load bed
are in excellent condition. The passenger ac
commodations are of the best.
No Expense Nor Pains
ITnvo been spared to make the traveler com
fortable. LAY OVER CHECKS.
Will be given by the Conductor to those wish
ing to stop off at any oi tiie many places of in
terest on the
ATCHISON & NEBRASKA R. R.
Withoet Incurring any aHtMHVl expense.
Thus affording Travelers unsurpassed facilities
fer visiting the I'aradise of all ftartlens,
''Tho Great Nemaha Valley."
W. F. WHITE,
General Pa5sua-f Agcrcr.- .
Atctfsoa; K.aAa-'
To Farmers and Rorselaeli.
tr: 7; ti. .f often brB leave to sH Pftenilwi
to the fact lhat ho has ul nwlvtsl tw Tory
liuo gouuiais lroni thu enst, vU. :
"THE WEBB JA CKt"
From Fairfield. Iowa, tvnd th Iron Orvj If Pr-
lniin SlaJiion cullinl
"XORlfANr
Five years old Shd weil s 1300 pouids.
Thev are both sure foal fetters, and ill stand
at Hoik Uluffs and elsewhere In the County
during the. seivsou. For full particulars see
Hills, 6l-3t.
THE"VICTORM s:m. CO.'S
NlJW SEWING MACHINE
VI C TOR
It
Kuns very Easy.
Kuns tery Fast, ,
Runs Tery StilJ,
Has a New Shuttle superior to all others.
DEFIES COM PETITION.
Great lmprovenient in Needle,
Cannot bo Set Wrong.
t3f Agents Wanted.
Address THE "VICTOIt" S. M. CO.
M loth St., 4 doors west of Broadway, N. V.
4-l3t.
U. A. WATERMAN.& SON
Wholesale alal llvtaU Dealers tn
Pine Ij umber,
LATH, SHINGLES,
Sash, Doors, Blinds, &c.
3-4t. . .
ron
TUB HERALD.
1
OF ALL KINDS,
AT TIIE
Herald Office,
JOB OFFICE COMPLETE
PRINTING
Of All Kinds,
NEAT AND CHEAP
at hue.
NEBRASKA HERALD OFFICE.
PLATTSHOUTH KKLtS
I'LATte.'tfOVTT: lK.
costwj nrsi&JMA - -. turns':
FLOCU, OOKS MOAI FEED,
plioUH.
rrTho tUghost prloi psi4 fur Wliutrt mmi
Com.
rirtleular attention glvta t Custora work;. .
TUE
NEW HAVEN ORGAN OO.
M&nufacturo the Celobrattd
Jubiloe and Temple OrganJ; .
These Orpan ao tinsurjisssed In qunlltr b(
tone, style o,f fiufsh, sluiplicily of consiructloo,'
and durdbihiy, . .
Also MKLOHEOX3 In yarious style and ua
equaled In tone.
Send for Illustrated Catalogue.
Address NEW IIAVKN ORf!A!t CO..
New Haven, Conn.'
SABonts wanted. 4'J-lit .
mttKt WitiA
I inn nofr
cd to furnish tho bitum
dulteraled iiiiik
TWICK fcVEIU DAT
To all parties notify Injt mo
ritTKaqoos. .
Excelsior Barber Shop;
J. 0. BOONE.
4 Mala street, oppoelta Erooss UorM.
Hair Cutting, Shaving ani
Shampoonicg;
Eapeeiai attention given to
CCTTINO CUILDltE'S HAIIti
Call and see BOONE, gent PuJ get tcou Sb i
CLEArf SHAVE.
ri4i!y.
NEW STOIlE,
WEEl'INO WATER, W-.aEA3K
Jas, Olisbeo & Cor i
Dealeu
General Merchandise
Dry Goods.
Orooerifs,
Hardware,
Uucn9sare,
Hat4, Cp, ,
.. . Uoon. Shi
"SoUoWj &c, "tx
We are Agents hJr
Wilhxjx .& Gibbs Sewing Machines',
CITY MEAT MARKET
GEO. FICKLER,
frojwloT
The best of Fresh Meats alway$ ii
hand in their season.
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOli
FAT CATTLE.
tST nigheit Cash Mce paid lor green hldW.'
MAIN SHEET,'
nTTSM0UTn. . ; - : keb
8-Ktf
FARMER'S EXCHANGE;
B. G. HOOVER,
LOUISVILLE, NEBRASKA!
Keeps constantly on hand all Stepla isMLAtt
uch as
COFFEE,
SUGAR,
TOBACCdi
M0LASSB61
Dry Goods,
Boots, Shoes, &c.
In fact, everything usually kept In Variet? .
Store which will lie sold rn srnfcil .ftTJuM frit
CASH. All kinds of Troduce talroQ La exchange
for goods, and the
Highest Market Prices giTvn in CasTi
for Grain. 19
Machine Shop
IVayttiari fy CuriU$
Tiepalre rs of 8tam Englnei, Boilers, Saw and'
Crist Mills.
Gas and Steam Fittings, Wrought Iron Floe,
Foree and Lift rumps, steam Guae, Safety '
Valve Governors, and all kinds of
Brass Engine Fitting
Furnished on short notice.
Farming Machinery
tecfaiid on short notice.
Thos. W. Shryock,
CABINET LI AKEli'
toERTAKEB
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fv-
AUd dealer in all kloU
Furniture ehd Chairs:
Mais Stbzkt, NTCitdaor t'a Brooki tjOev.
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