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LOCAL NEWS.
i;
John IJoone, the barber, v: quite
ill on Sunday last. No clean face for
.Sunday for many a helpless fellow.
We are pleased to learn that the Rev.
Mr. I.artlo ia finally -settled" over the
Presbyterian Church of this place.
Xow, brother Iiartle, I'lattsmouth i.s a
No. 1 mission field,
the heathen here.
Co in and convert
The saloons in Ashland are reported
closed, the City Council having passed
an ordinance raising the license to
1,500.
WKITTEN LAST SATURDAY.
roautlful nnow, beautiful snoWj
How I wish you would k, would go ;
There's a hole hi my Iwiot. near Hie toe,
And I don't like the beautlf ul &now.
Beautiful snow, beautiful suow,
Doa'l. you think you can go ;
We want to plant com. soon. In a row,
Don't you thluk you can leave, beautiful snow?
Beautiful snow give as a rest ; .
Ail winter you've tried your Jevclcst best
To keep us in mud. now give us a rest.
If ugnin by lu.-mkind you expect to he blest.
! UK.ME.M IILIi
! The -Old Tolka Concert" which.takes
i place on the evenings of the 6th and
7lli of April.
Win. Ilerold, has changed the nature
of his business, instead of making
cig'irs and Liquors specialty, he has
A new town is laid out in Sarpy
county, called "Sarpy Center." It is
supposed to be 5ear the geographical
centre of the county.
The Union, Omaha, has come out en-
Ijousjht the grocery stock formerly in lrged and much improved in typo-
Ou. Ilerold's, arid proposes hereafter
to run a grocery store. William knows
how and deserves a good patronage.
Come to the shoe store for the best
and cheapest manufacturing and re
pairing done neatly and with dispatch.
5tf 1. Merges.
A drunken person from over the
river gave our Marshal and other olli
cers some trouble on Sunday.
graphical appearance. It certainly
does give an immense amount of read
ing matter for an Omaha daily.
Allan, the other Detective wqunded
by the Younger brothers, died In St
Louis, on the 21st.
The ladies have appointed a com
mittee to attend the several polling
places in this city on election day to
see that bummers, loafers, and all men
behave themsel ves and vote in a manly,
sober, and righteous manner,
That's business, if you can't vote la
dies, you can see that the voting is
done without all the grossness and
vulgarity of a Mexican Fandango.
Hurrah for the ladies.
( !Ii:irles Seymour, Neb. City, visited
our Sanctum on Friday last. You can
see Charley's tracks at the P. O. and
about town.
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS 1!
At Solomon & Nathan's, Spring stock,
call and examine.
JJest Prints, 10c per yard.
Good Muslins, 10c per yard.
A new and varied line of Spring
goods at bed rock prices. New goods
will be opened all next weeek, and we
desire our friends to be' sure and call.
Solomon & Nathan.
The Cass County Central Associa
tion will meet at Weeping Water, i
April 7th, 1874, at one o'clock P. M.,
all (.ranges are respectfully requested
to send delegates, that we may have a
full Representation.
C. II. Kino. Pres't.
C'.ias. Vial brings us a whale's tooth,
all the way from Philadelphia.
NOTICE DIG ELEPHANT.
All debts and accounts due the firm
of S. Bloom & Co.. must be settled at
once. Call on II. Newman, at the old
Store, sign of the Big Elephant.
Claims against the firm will be present
ed for payment at the same place.
51-2t ' S. IJLOOM & CO.
fins. Herold, the well known general
merchant has disposed of his stock of
groceries to Wm. Ilero'.l and has fitted
up his large dry goods store with the
c lothing stock from S. IJloom & Co.
Cn!l and see the new outfit.
Two of our Temperance ladies had
business at the City Clerk's office, lately,
i Never having visited that official be
fore, and ignorant of the localities of
City Hall Pla- in Plattsmouth, they
bounced into Frank Guthmann's Bil
liard Hall, and were so astonished that
they could only stand aghast with
open months. Frank was 'struck "all
of a h-ap, and thinking his time had
come, he dropped on his knees to peti
tion for deliverance. Just then Dr.
Wintersteen happened along, and
taking in the situation at a glance he
kindly led the bewildered Good Tem
plars into the sanctum sanctorem of
i the grand "sanhedrim" of city wisdom.
Somebody else got married in town
yesterday morning, but we couldn't
find out just how it was done, and
have to omit the particulars.
ACCIDENTALY SHOT.
As Mr. Alonzo Cunningham was out
hunting yesterday, he " accidently
stumbled and discharged his gun, part
of the load entering his hand inflicting
a painful but not dangerous wound.
He had a narrow escape as the powd-
I er burnt his hair, so close was the gun
to ins lace.
Never undersold at Merges' Shoo
Store. Call and examine goods and
prices. A V ill be pleased to show them,
and no charge. 52tf
HILLXNEKY.
Mrs. Crocker & Co. have just receiv
ed the first installment of new spring
Millinery goods. Call and examine
the beautiful new styles.
FOR RENT.
' The largo and commodious ware-room, collar
and office, on second floor of building, formerly
occupied by Jacob Vallcry, Jr. In Masonic
Block. Enoutfeol R, It. Livingston or .'
43-tf E.T. Dikk.
FOR SALE:
lf-o acres of uiriro proved land near Eight Mile
Grove. Can be purchased on reasonable terms.
For 'particulars call at the oflioe of
42tf smith & Windham.
t-:
Business is business, and so are the Cigars at
the I. O. Book Store. S-tf.
BEN IIEMPLES OYSTER IIAU8.
If you want a good Osyter Stew, go to Ben.
Hempd'a ; if you want a good plate of raw
Oysters, so big as your hand, go to Ben. Hem
pcl's ; if you want a square meal, go to Ben.
Hempd'A : and If you must have a cood glass of
wine, or a cigar totop oil with, Ben. lias got
them. 3011
50,000
1st class Osage Plants for .", if engaged by
the 1st of April. Purely Karly Hose Potatoes,
sacked and delivered at the leiot lor -r1,60 per
bushel Also a general assortment of nursery
stock, at the Union Nurseries, t:!enwod Iowa.
Li. A. W I I.I.I A MS,
50w2 l'roprietor.
TO RENT OR SELL.
The house of Dr. Rawlins, in the southwest
part of town, near Hie residence of Mr. Kii
Piumnier. For terms, apply on the premises.
ill
ROOM TO RENT.
The left hand front room on the same iloor
with the IIf.bauo office, is for rent. Apply at
the- IIkkalu office, for t rms
37tr 31. L- Whitk.
FOR SALE.
120 acres of land, In Mt. Pleasant precinct.
For terms, call at the office of
42t Smith & Windham.
LUMBER YARD.
Cottonwool! lumber s:ile at Miekelwait &
Sharp's coal yard, by Win. Edei ton. A good
supply of Cottonwood lumber will be found
here at all times, for sale cheap. Kemeiuber,
Mickelwait & Sharp's olhce on Main street,
west of Sixth. pkitf. W. Ei.o fu;ton.
FOR SALE. " -vv-y:
Two well br5(t irtalllons wore brought from
Orange county. New York. Harry Clay, 3r.t la
fcrlght bay., sixteen hands high, and 13 known
as one of the best stallions for colts In the State,
Is the sire of Joseph Upton's flno celt,?, ana
numerons others - He was sired by Black Har
ry (a very fast horse) ; ho by Neave's CassluS
M. Clay, Jr., son pt C. M. Clay, by Henry Clay,
son of Andrew Jackson, dam by Imported Bell
founder, dam of Hany Clay, Jr., was sired by
Lexington ; also Hambletoulan Trinee, dark
bay sixteen hands high, six years old, sired by
Administrator (.f Jhnerly Hambletonlan Prince,)
who has trotted in two minutes and twenty
three seconds ; he by; ltysdyk's Hambletonlan,
(the sire of Dexter) dam by Maiubrino Chief.
Said stallions are' both good trotters, and have
some of the finest colts in the State. I will sell
one or both cheap for cash or on long credit.
If not sold soon I shall stand them for mares
on my farm, ten miles hoi th of Nebraska City,
on Weeping Water, one mile east of Faetory
ville Mill. 1 also have some colts of their get
for sale ; Also two thorough bred Durham
Bulls for sale. For particulars inquire on the
premises of nexiiY Dubois,
5ot4 Union, Ca3s Co. Neb.
D. H. WIIEELKK. T. W. TTNCIICOMB.
"Wheeler &SUiteIioiubV
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
48-ly ' PlaUsmoutb. If ebTflakA.
8AJJ. M. CHAPMAN. B. t. MiXVTKU
Chapman &, Maxwell.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW and Solicitors In
Chancery. Oftlco In Fitzgerald "fc Block, flatus
POR SALE.
Two houses one for cash and one on time.
For full particulars apply to E. G. Dovey. 50 If
LEGAL NOTICES.
makii.(;es.
The Haso Hall Club of this city went
to Hock HI nil's last Monday to play a i
j and "Scooped" them.
s
I )ur friend, Mr. Jos. Hf.inlslpy, has
a brother hre, just came on from Ohio,
he intend. to make Nebraska his home
in the. future.
(onoNER's inuu is r.
... : -. ' t- ; - r t .1 i r it c . a - - r
Al Ul'J'iest was lHbl in -. ivr ( air. ,iuimi .aie-iiei, i iii:ioii .iiu-
pri-'inct, bv Sheriff Cutler, on the body j ,,,nrv from EnMrmd, visited our place
of I.rvt n Smith, a itoy i seven eais in j
a. , who was accidentally shot dead by j
An.Misi!s r.arnit. a Ikiv fourteen years !
-f age, on the eleventh inst. The Jury j thought of settling here and building
returned a verdict that thf deceased j ;i dunc-h after the manner of antiquity,
f-nme to his death by an accidental shot , t t, Tl.mi,er;lllce i;uiie3 ran acro
i ..... ...... . l.,,-,.t - rnin
t-i i.MtidniAii 1.,. t i.,,w him and asked him to "sign.
GALI.A;iIEi: DKJ WILKH At the First M.
I'. I'liureli, of Weeping Water. Cass coiintv.
Nebraska, on the eve of M;irch loth. IsM,
by Kev. A. L. 1-olden, iiov. John 11. Uai.LA
toiKit, to Jliss Km 3i a D. DiroviLKK.
ADAMS LONSDALE On the is:h inst.. in
the pariwrs of the ;rand Central Hotel.
v . i. I... i... y d M'..:..v xt -
mm. f 7-io P.ll with tlii f'lnh tl.erp i HAi.rrs ai.a.ms ami Mus. U. A. Lo.vkuale,
....... ..i f CJ. . . , I
happ
l'l:iying tag !ie!i the gun went off.
Tills week for examinations and re
pert making. The schoolma'anis are all
busy and the young onps arc groaning
over the tak? set tlicm for exhibition.
thU week. He was ko much pleased
with Plattsmouth that he seriously
and an
other gentleman asked him to run for
City Marshal, which seared him so he
made track's for Iowa.
all of I'lattsmouth, Neb.
And the Hint ald tcot a big cake and wishes
the newly wedded pair health, wealth ::ml ev
ery blessiiifj' of married life.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Centaur Liniment.
I Prof. A. d'Allcmand's sale of furni
i tu re will take place next Saturday the
rridav school clones.
j 23th inst., at F.
j Mart at 1. p. m.
I The Piano mav be seen at the "Prop.
I sor's residffg,
THIRTY YEARS' EXPERIENCE
OF AN OLD NURSE.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothintj Syrup is the pre
scription of one of the best Female Physicians
and Nurses in the United States, aixl lias been
used ('- thirty years with never failing safety
and suceess lv millions of mothers and child
ren, from the feeble infant of one week old to
theatlult. It collects acidity ot the stomach,
relieves wind colic, regulates the bowels, and
ttives ret, health and comfort to mother anil
cliild. We believe it to be tiie Best and Surest
Kemedy in the World, in all cases of i)enteiy
and Diarrhea in children, whether it arises
from Teclhiimo anv other cause. Full direc
tions for u.xin-ir will accompany each bottle.
Ni.ne ( unless the tw nit tide of It J.ll.'s
ii I-KKK1NS is on the outside w raiper. Sold
by Medicine Dealers. 2iv;ly
A RARE OPPORTUNITY.
The use of a f.-.rm for 1 years : the party rcnt
Um to do some breaking and jtay taxes no
wi ii. r xpeuse. Ca.l at the oiliee of
; in smith & Win on am.
FO 11 SALE.
A desirable residence, i:1 Plattsiuouth. for
sale. sJoo down, balance on lime to suit pur
chasers. A narirain. call at oniee oi
61tf
smith & Windham.
There Is no pain which the
Centaur Liniment will not re
lieve, no swelling it will not
subdue, and no lameness which j :,
it will not cure. 11ns is strong
binyru.ie, but it is true. Where
the pi'i-is are m t yor.e. its effects
a! marvellous. It has produced
n.o.e cries of i heuii;r.iisiii. nou-
iri7.vocz ru'ij.-,ia, l.ck-jaw, palsy, sprains,
swellings, err-m-hf, cahcd-brij'.s:, scalds,
lunis, saH-rhenm. &'., e.po'i the human
S. "White's auction
mie. ;iad of si rants, ."puvia. t ails, &c.
:il
FOR SALE.
1C0 acres of land in Otoe county, near Palmy
i -in ere enltiv:iied : water and timber con
venient ; joins improved farms ; very desirable ;
on time to suit purchaser. I all at oiliee oi
ant Smith & Wimoiam.
Probate Notice.
Notice is hereby given to all persons having
accounts against the estate of Jacob Adams, de
ceased, to file them in the office of the Probate
Judge, Plattsmouth, Cass Co., Nebraska, on or
before the 2Hh of September, A. D., 1874.
H. K. ELLISON.
62-3t Probate Judge.
" Sheriff's Sale.
By virtue of an execution Issued by H. E. El
lison, Probato Judge- in and for Cass County,
Nebraska, and to me directed. I will, at one
o'clock p. m. on Monday th 3(th day of March,
A. D. 1S74, sell at public'auetJon at t lie residence
of Josiah Crni, in Oreapolis Precinct, Cass
County. Nebraska, one lot of brick, supposed to
be six thousand. The said brick were levied
upon and taken as tie proiwrty of Josiah Craig,
on an execution in favor of Henry It. Phe'ps.
51W2 M. 1. CUTLIiU, Hlierttl.
Sheriffs Sale.
month
ery. oi
, Kebrv
niska;
OKI). 8. SMITH, - WINDHAM.
smith & Ti'ixmi.tai.
Successors to Marquett, Smith, & Starbinf,
Attorneys at Imw& Real Estate Rrokeri
I'LATTSMOUTH, - - KKB.'
Sieclal attention given to Collections, and all
matters affecting tne Title to ileal Estate.
Office on 2d floor, over the Post Office;
T It. LIVINGSTON. Phvsiciau and Surrenn,
It. Tenders his professional services to the
citizens of Cass count v. Kesidenc southeast
corner of Oak and Sixth streets ; oftlce on Main
strei-t. one door west of Lj man's Lumber ard,
Plattsmouth, Nebraska.
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
VHFELEK & BENNETT Keal Estat nd
' Tavpavin.K Agents. Notaries Public Fire
and Life Insurance Agents, i'lattsmouth. Neb.
lIa.ttsmoutIi 31111s.
CIIEISEL. Proprietor. Have recently been
repaired and placed in thorough running
order, loo.ooo Bushels of Wheat wanted imme
diately for which the highest market price will
be paid. "
GUESTHOUSE AND BEDDING
PLANTS.
Time and money saved by ordering of rne I
have the largest and best collection of Plants
"ver offered W sale in the West. Catalogues
free. Sweet Potato, t annage, loinato, mm um-
er Plants for sale in their seaf n.
Address W. J. HESSEB. I'lattsmouth. N
Neb.
BSOLCTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM
oiUKTSof different States for desertion
&c. No publicity required, so charge until
divorce granted. Addiess. MlQrn
191 Broadway, a.
39mC
FARMERS. GRANGERS AND ALL
OTHER JIEN.
Bv virtue of an execution issued out of the
District Court, for Cass county. Nebraska, and
to me directed, 1 will, on the twenty-fifth (25th l
day of April. A. D. ISM. at P o'clock a. m. of
said dav. at the south floor of the Court House
in the city of Pbp tsinoiith, in said county, sell
at public 'auction the following real estate, to
wit : Lot six () block seventeen (17),
lot three (3i block sixtv-two
(C-J).lot fourteen (141 block sixty-four nil), lot
three (3) block fifty-two (Wi, lot seven (7) block
one hundred and sixty-four (1(D. lot seven (7)
block one hundred and sixty-live (lt!5). lot
twelve (12) block lifty-six (full, lot live (5) block
twenty-two (2--), and lot twelve (12) in block
one hundred and seventy-one (171 ) situated in
the city of Plaltstnoutn, Cass county. Nebraska,
to satisfy a Judgment of said court recovered
by Alary A. Harrison against Willett Pottenuer.
M. B. Cctlf.r, Sheriff.
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, Feb. 11, 1874.
45t5
Chattel Mortgage Sale.
Default having been made In the conditions
of a certain chaitel mortgage given by W. W.
Connor to Ira Brown, said mortgage bearing
dale, December 4th. la7?, and recorded in the
office of the Conn y Clerk of Cass county Ne
braska, in Book D" of Chattel mortgages, page
BL4 and vjx Said mortgage was. on the 2."itli
dav of December, Is7;j. assigned by Ira Brown,
to 'Phillip Li elicit; that there is now due
on saiil mortgage, the sum of St1.7.--lH.iihs. by
virtue of the power of sale in said mortgage
contained. I will, on the 'oth day of April, 1S7I,
sell at public auction, at Ceorge Kieehert's resi
dence, in Oreapolis Precinct, the following
property, to-wit : one corn planter, one stalti
cutter, three stirring plows, two cultivators,
two harrows. Philip Kkichkht.
5U3 Assi
BROOKS HOUSE,
JOHN FITZGEBALD, Proprietor.
Main Street, letween Fifth & Sixtlu
Hubbard ilou o
HUBBARD, - - Prtor.
Main Street, Wespiust.Water.
GOOD ACCOMODATIONS FOR
TRA VELERS. 4 1 716.
NEW DRUG STORE-
WF.F.riN'G WATER, J'EH.
POTTER & GAFFNEY,
DEALERS IN DKUGS .MEDICINES j. PAINTS.
OILS. VABN1S1I, l'KltFLMtU,
STATIONERY. NOTIONS,
CKJAKS, TOBACCO,
AND GLASS.
rjglTescriptions carefully prepared. ICtf.
J. R. WATTS,
DEALER IN
Watches, Clocks, & Jewelry.
Agent for the sale of the celebrated
UNITED STATES ELG1N.WALTHAM
and HOWARD WATCHES,
Corner 4th and Silver Sts.,
i.vrr
11 x
1 mm
A eity Cmneilman of a city not a
million of miles from here om-e re
marked: Yen I was eleetfil I toiight 1
vouht fiii l dem all Solomons tip here, ! There are to be three tickets in the
fools , held
upon ii:i'nia!s m one year than nave
other pretende.'I reiuecies since tiie
I e r-.i n ' 'iniin t,e r- i rri t an t .
paiii-icever.-'triipid.'s fTaow away their Dovey's big store.
Go to Frank Stadter and have a stem ;
cut to mark vottr movai'levj j J i... s
business :
4-ai
jiiJL totuiil (iere vas some as "i
iere as mim-self.
V.'oul.l le pleased to have everybody 1 ,T,.,.
1 examine mv stock fif Boots, !
all ;iih
Shoes, and Mniters, Lefoie pure'iHsin
elsewhere, for I sell cheaper than ever.
Xo charge for showing them.
.VJtf . VV.7VM Meixjes.
crutches, the lame walk, poisonous biles are ren
dered harmless, and the wounded are healed
without a soar. It is 110 humbiur. The reche is
we understand : a straight out 1 sellint! as no article ever before so'd. and it sells
1 Democratic; a perpendicular Itepuldi- j because it does jut what it preteuds t. do.
can an I a Vertical Temperance Ticket. Those iviio now suffer 0-.u rheuuutUsul i,aia ox
' ! swclliiis ileserve to sutler if thev will not use
rail for the next Mayor and Coun- j tvataur Liniment, more ihan 1000 certificates
cil. i of remarkable cures, including frozen limbs,
. I chronic-rheumatism, goat.r.inuingtamoui-s, &c.
1 ...... . t. .. . 1 .1 .. :n .1 : 1 .. .
:iae iecn icccivcn. nt win nciio. a en cuiai
containing certificates, the recipe. &.C., gratis to
to any one requesting it. One bottle of the yel
low wrapper Centaur Liniment is worth one
hundred dollars for foundered or sweenied hor
ses and mules, or for screw-worm in sheep.
The School Marin are all oin"; to
vote this election for city
Ties surer.
A party who lately came home from';
a temperance inctins in Plattsmouth j We ha,i a nult sninv ou Saturday
found his wife awaiting him in a high , .lstf the tst of the SOasoii, we hope.
?t:itc of excitement, bavs she: "Here;
I've heen waiting and rocking 111 a ;
f hair until 1:1 y head swims round just
like a top." !
".Toss so," says husband, "where I've j
been, my head's swimmin' (hie) too. ;
Stock-owners this liniment is worth your at -
The boys and girls of the High
School will have a vacation next week.
Tie winter term closes then and the
young folks are jubilant.
It': all the new women movement.
We received a paper from Ottumwa,
Iowa, and it's jast coverd with marked
"notices" of the new firm Daurn &
Met'l u ire & Co. were rolling in a
stork of new goods the other day that Uurkett, fruit dealers, and confeetion-
didnt )ook like much fear of 1 he XV. ! rs.
W. XV.
I tenlinn. No family should be without Centaur
I Liniment. J. IS. Uokk 5; Co., New York. 40-ly
Castoiiia Is more than a substitute for Cas
tor Oil. It is the only safe article in existence
which is certain to assimilate the fond, regulate
the bowels, cure wind colic and produce natural
sleep. It contains neither minerals, morphine
or alcohol, and is pleasant to take. Children
need not cry and mothers may rest. 4-ly
Hurkett means to go in heavv on
The Union Temperance meeting at
NOTICE TAX PA YERS.
the advertising, just read this:
Xo stranger visiting the city should
fail to call and get a box of Daum &
the Methodist Church Sunday evening ' Bmkett's candies for the loved ones at 1 -Ml"cu -4.
. " . "I !..... s--u
was very fullv attended. A number of
gentlemen spoke, among the rest law- j AVal1' wfc'n a stranger and "our
ver tirairue of siiland. i ioeo ones v aiu a oox ti canines, Uur
i kett, send it along.
sprague says there s lots 01 young leave? out the "u" in that partner's
men here who will "surrender," and he name of yours. It would save compo
wants the girls to make it a "eondi- ; sition for printers.
tional surrender." M.arch up young
men. von 're wanted. Whilt kin1 of "Wenches" do they
Th tax for 173 is now due and vs iil delln
rjuent on the first day of May next, at which
ti.ne In. crest will be charged according to law.
Also, those knowing themselves delinquent on
the is: duplicate, will save costs by coining
forward and naviuir tin.
4. J. c. f. L-l.ll AS,
Treas. Cas Co.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
Tli. firm of T'dtter .C- fltifTnor ia lliia IC.tll A-AV
K'iv cnil,!'nt ,-ni, . of -Mareii. dissolved ov mutual agreement. 1 lie
..., cj.uuill OU ; i,,siiiess will be earrieo o bv 1 . L. Pot ter. who
w.U coileet all dues and pay all debts belonging
to the firm. All persons knowing themselves
indebted to thw firm, are requester to call and
settle immediately. T. L. PO TI Ei.
Weeping Water March 1-5, ;i. 2-4t
have ia Ashland, we should like to
C.-tss conntv bust year had more j inquire of ths late Watchman
teachers, in pio'ortion, holding first j respondent?
cl.is? certilicates than any other county,
except Saunders.
cor-
Twcity-thit-e cindidates for Mai--hal.
and only one-and-a half for May
or, outside of the temperance folks.
Sam McClay, Sheriff of" Lancaster
C-ouuty, cvilled in to see the IIlkald
last week.
Wanted. A furnished, or unfur
nished room suitable for a single gen
tleman; not too far from the business
centre of the town. Apply at the
IIhkald oiliee for particulars.
Soloman & Nathan says that Vivian
says, he sells speckled beans at 10c. per
quart. (Jo and get some.
m ffc .
A bob tailed rooster, of the Granger
persuasion, flew through Vivian's
window on Tuesday and took all the
glass out. lie was a XV. XV. XV. Booster.
Frank Stadter will be out in a few
days with a new and novel pledge
which he will ask the Drug men, the
China men and the ladies to sign.
FOR RENT.
One house. Apply to L (I. Dovey.
ootf
Nice, fine fresh fruits, green apples, lemons,
oranges, eocoanuts, and a large assortment of
candies at Streight & 1 il!c y's. 61f2
J I7emr7Tkcei.s au Oyster House it is on
south side of Main Street, almost opposite
Pen. koens first, oysters;
next more oysters ; thirdly, a'.! kinds of oysters ;
ami lastly and finally, oysters and other things
to eat and drink or smoke. Call and see t'ae
'Oyster Doy" of I'lattsmouth. 30tf
. FOR SALE.
An improved farm, four miles from I'latts
mouth, well watered, liiu acres under Improve
ment. Can be bought for part cash in hand,
balance on long time. Inquire of
ftf Smith & Wixihiam.
FOR SALE.
1C0 acres of unimproved land, four miles from
Plattsmouth: goad local!:. v ; can be nought,
reasonable. Call at the oiaee of
,tf SMiru A Windham.
Before II. E. Ellison,
Probate Judge of
ktiiliam 1 vex. lei t. i t.as.i coitniy, .e;ras:;a.
On the lsth day of 1-ebruary, 1STI, said Pro
hate .Indue issued an order of attachment in
the above action for the sum o. forty-live dol
laas and interest, from February lsih. 171, and
lor Costs. llfc.MiV .;MI!Nt.,
Feb. 20th, 1874,
50 W3
AVllKF-LKIl & STIXCIlCOMIt,
Atfys.
Legal Notice.
It is hereby ordered that the March term, 1874,
of the District Court for Cass County, be and
the same is hereby adjoumel to the third Mon
day of July next, at which time Jurors, Suitors.
Witnesses and all other interested persons will
be in at-tendance. By order of GEO. P.. LAKE.
Attest : Judge.
D. "W. Mckinnox.
March 3d, 1S74. Cicrk Dist. Court. 43-3m
HOUSEHOLD
PANACEA
AND
FAMILY
LINIMENT.
Clwly
I W'nv IV ill Vm
I To all pei-M;i;s vi'u-r-
mg lioiii iiUciinialish).
Neur.ili.k, Cramps ii:
the limbs or s;:nach,
billions Colic. Fain in
back, oowels orsid, we
would say.TUK lloi si:-
llill.O l'A.VACKA AM)
i'AIILV 1.1 MM KM' is
of all others the remedy
you want for internal
and external use. It has
cured the above com
plaints in thousands of
eases. There is no mis
take al'out it. Try ii.
Sold by ail Dnigj-ists.
COAL! COAL!! COAL!!!
WHITE & D.vp.n.vn
Keep constant v on hand Gillespie and Fort
Scott Coal. Orders left at Clark & l'luinuier's
Store will be promptly filled at reasonable rates,
and the coal delivered free to any part of the
ity. m
DENTISTRY.
Hear Ye! Hear Ye! Hear Ye!
For the best and cheapest foet gear
ing always go to an exclusive shoe
store. P. MEin.iEs. 5'tf
Boone the barber, got sick and the
Herald has'nt been shaved this week,
so we could'nt go to any of the Temper
ance meetings.
COOL COL'KACiE.
As the train stopped at the depot on j
Thursday last, the horses of Mr. Perry
Walker, hitched to an express wagon,
took fright and started to run away.
They having a circuit to make, Mr. XV.
ran across, heading his horses, and see
ing his little boy in the wagon holding:
on to the lines like a little hero, he
jumped in front of his horses and
grabbed them by the bridle but the
horses were going so fast he was
knocked down, one of the horses fall
ing on him, but, fortunately, the mud
was so deep the fall did not injure him.
The wagon was overturned, throwing
the little boy out, barely missing a car
iu his fall ; the horses got loose f rora
the wagon and the ono which fell on
Mr. Valkcr getting away ran to Main
street where they wre both caught.
- T),fi little boy never said a word until
'Te rald up, and seeing his father get-
fimt; out of the" mud he said: "l'a, are j
you hurt? I am not." T?". w?Tl J
Look out for Solomon, he's coming
be here next week train of cars fol
lowing loaded to the gunwale with new
goods. Uiz l.izzy lizzin&ss!
John Corbetr, of Mt. Pleasant, good
farmer, got a tine horse, and first rate
fellow generally. Called to see the
IIep.ald yesterday.
All order for feed, flour and meal, left at
Streight & Di'Iey's will receive promj t atten
tion. 151 tfj c. II his XI..
The Xovelty "Washer. A new mac';;i;e !
for saving the ladie labor is to be seen at the :
store on ".Iain st., two doors eas; of the IIkkaid
oT:ce.
It is made in this town by Burrow Bros., and
the following named persons have bought said
Washhnr Machines, ar.d approve aud recom
mend them : Geo. McNamce, A. M. Pose. 1).
Jones, J. Chih ott, G. A. Kose, ii. N. Larue. X.
N. Lane, YV. A. Fohlen, J. Vallcry, sr., J. Stein,
and many others. D2-31.
Dissolution Notice. r
Notice is hereby given that the firm 'of Woods
& Fh-iniiibig, is this day dissolved mutual
consent. M. E. Woods will collect alTac-counts
and settle all bills of the tinu. All persons
knowing themselves indebted to the linn, are
requested to settle their accounts imuiediaielv.
The business will be continued by Woods Bros.,
at the old stand.
M. E. WOO lS. D. C. FLEMING.
5ow3 Weeping Water, March, 5th, 1874.
Come one and all and list to me.
While a story I relate.
About a man that lives In town.
Aud pulls teeth for his meat.
Dr. J. L. McCrca is he.
Extracts wilhout much trouble.
His plate work too, is extra good.
And he does not charge you double
Vli..t tin- whole thing is really worth ;
i hi :in;:v-;s are wry line.
Give h'.n a cil, you'll ne'er regret
Your iTii!ii-y r your time.
MOltAb.
No w if you want your teeth repaired.
Yon had better fix them, if you can.
Or patronize home Dental work,
Than any juack or traveling man.
42nios3
Professor Peter Merges, is the m:m
to buy shoes of. He. has just received
a new lot of boots and shoes and he
wants you all to come and buy.
Billy Stadelmann has returned from
Chicago where he has been for a spring
stock of goods. Look out for new
suits, new hats, new neckties and
heaps of other things at Stadelman's in
a few days.
JEWELRY,
When I left town last fall I allowed my trade
to be turned over to other Jewelers ; but as 1
have now returned, in Hion, I respectfully
invite all my old friends and customers to re
turn to me and and give me their oust om be
fore visiting elsewhere.
4-jto r.vui. Bn.VITSCH.
The temperance people claim that
on St. Patricks day in Philadelphia out
of a proetssion S0.000 strong, 12,000
represented temperance societies.
Tr. YV. !. Johm, f.wnnrlv of "PneJc
Farm for Sale.
One of the PEST FARMS in Cass county.
I offer for sale my old and well known farm, of
MiO Aries,
at Glendale. About 10-3 acres of It are
under cultivation, and about 40 acres of young,
thrifty timber, consisting of oak, hickory, silver
maple, walnut, cottouwood, S.C., &c. Also a
young orchard of fruit trees, evergreens, S.C
The farm Is partly inclosed by a Honey Locust
hedge, is well watered for all uses. There is
also six acres of Island timber four and a half
miles distant.
There are two railroad stations at 4 and 4"4
miles distant. The Glendale Tostofflce and a
school house on the farm. Price, 4,000 ; one
fourth down ; for the balance, any time re
quired will be given by paying interest in ad
vance. Apply to the subscriber.
CHANuE HANDS! ATTENTION!
Trank Guthman, our well known
Grocer, on the 2.1th of March, or there
abouts, will dispose of his entire stock
of groceries, provisions, boots, shoes,
hats, caps, gloves and in fact every
thingthatcomprises si general merchan
dize outfit to Valentine Weckback who
will thereafter continue the business
at the ola stand. To save invoicing,
all the present stock will be sold at
less than cost, for many articles. Xow
is your time to purchase, call and see
Guthman before the 25th. 47-tf
EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS.
The reiiular monthly examinations are heldon
FriiloH before the first Saturday of each mouth,
at the Superintendent's Oiliee, in Plattsmouth.
Special examinations will he held at the pla
ces, and time mimed l.eiow :
Eight -Mile Grove. Monday, March 2T.d, 1374.
Stove Creek School-house, Wed. Mar. 1S74.
Weeping Water, Friday. March, 27th. 174.
New Brick School-house, South Lend, Mon
day, March aoth ls7l.
Plattsniotb. Friday. April, ."d. 174.
Teachers will provide themselves wit;, "per:-:,
ink and foolscap or legal cap p on-i .
examinations will eoaiihcii -' j-t'l-i o'eiori;
A. M. . . i. v. VisiJ,
4J-4t Sept. Pub. Instruction.
CHILDREN OFTEN LOOK PALE
AND SICK
From no other cause than bavin; v.orr.;s ::i the
stomach.
BROWN'S VERMIFUOE COMFITS
will destroy Worns without iniarv to tbe ctV.a,
being perfectly WHITE, and liee fro.n di col-
g oi oitier injurious ingredients usanlly
1 fr vorn r1r,"i,ir"
OFFICIAL RETURNS
For L-70, 1871 & 1872 show that the
Continental Life Ins. Co.,
OF NEW YORK
Injured More Liens than any otJier
Company in the World.
Also a lower percentage of losses. And for
1S72 4 per cent lower' ratio of expenses than the
av rage of 54 leading Life Companies ot the
United States.
Oftcial Statement of Total .utnber of A'etf
7'oticer ittuert rluriny fS72 by Companies
represented in A'ebratA-a.
Continental Life Ins. Co. of New York. . .12010
Mutual " " " " 10052
New Y'ork " " " " fmo
North Western Life Ins. Co. of Milwaukee. .5072
Cnion Mutual Life Ins. Co. of Maine 4"n
Cni jn Central Life Ins. Co. of Ohio 3r.W
Tcutonia L:fe Ins. Co. of Chicago jc.9
Gerniania Life Ins. Co. of New York 2T.73
Mutual Life Ins. Co. of Chicago ti.'!47
John Hancock's Life Ins. Co. P.oston ls7'J
Missouri Valley Life Ins. Co. of Kansas H89
You may labour and toil for years yet fail to
save anything for old age. Pint th'rough the
Ikiou of Life Insurance you can accumulate
thousands bv paying- a ' small pittance, that is
never missed from your yearly earnings. Pe
wise ami insure in some sound company. We
recommend the Continkstl, whose record
has been one continued success, such as no other
company has ever attained in Europe or
America. s4-at.
New York
U mlcr wri ter's A gency .
Aggregate AotsetR. $2,335.4 30.53.
Statement of the condition of the Germania
Fire Insurance Company, of the City of New
York, on the 31st day of December, 1873.
CAPITAL.
Cash Capital and Surplus $1,250,101.33
ASSETS.
United States Securities 4v;. 437.ro
I-oans fin Loud and Mortgage 4s.4on.Ki
Cash in i'.ank and hands of Agents, I;v'.i;.-1.14
Keal Estate 4r...r ir.
1-oar.s on Stocks, payable on demand . . .54.54ia.iHi
Other Securities 4C.so7.3l
Short Notice.
of nil kinds
done on
37-yl.
LIABILITIES.
Losses iu process of adjustment.
1.250,101.03
... .57,24S.ra
St tfmfnt of the condition of the HANO
VER Flb'E INSURANCE COMPANY, of the
City of New York, ou the 31st day of December,
1S73 :
CAPITAL. .
Cash Capital and Surplus, $1,035,337.00
ASSETS.
United States Securities "17.731.2.")
Iyoan fin Horn! and Mortgage 25:,2nn.on
Cash in 15 ink aud hands of Agents' li7.2i.30
Loans on Stock, payable on demand,. . l(i:!.5o4i.otl
Mate ami N. Y. City and County liomls, 42,:2.5
Other Securities, 7.GS0.55
$1,035,337.4)
LIABILITIES.
Losses in process of adjustment 60.861.07
If. K. lMLJIKK. A sent.
OFFICE Front Room over I'ost Office, Platts
mouth, Nebraska. 61-13t
II. A. Howe, Prest. P. Motmax. V. P. & Sec
NIAGARA
FIRE
Insurance Company.
201 BROADWAY', X. Y.
J. lNHELDHil & SOX,
Dealers in
Clothing Dry Goods,
Boots, Shoes and
GROCERIES
Of all kinds, at the lowest possible rates,
Also
Dealers in Grain,
for which the highest cash prices are paid.
Hides and produce of all kinds bought at rea
sonable rates.
" Inhelder; Ntation, Cedar Creek.)
5ttf. Cass County, Neb.
Mrs. A. II. hEE,
WORKER I HAIR.
Braids. Curls, Switches Puffs, and all kinds of
Hair Work promptly and neatly made by
MRS. KNEE.
Orders left at MRS. KENNEDY'S
Millinery Store.
On Main St. t door east of Clark & riummers.
451 1 13
To Stock JJrccders.
The Undersigned nas Lately
Received a Thoroughbred
SHO 3.T-HORN BULL.
Will stand at Ilia premises, north-of Weeping
Water Falls.
Terms to suit the times.
4o7i2 S. L. GRAHAM.
L. GOLDING,
Dealer ia
CLOTHING," FUKXISIITNO GOODS. HATS,
caps. ii nil's, shoes. Tin nks,
VALISES, CARPET BAGS,
&c, & . &c, &c.
One of the oldest and most Reliable Houses
in I'lattsmouth. Main street, between Fourth
and Fifth.
-REMEMBER THE PLACE.
ns-tf.
FARMERS EXCHANGE.
B. G. HOOVER,
LOUISVILLE, NEBRASKA.
Down Go the Prices !
A
$CHttA0$r 00.'$
s
Celebrated
SW V.Gft K StVft
Southwest Corner Mafn Street, Plattsm'frutli, Nebraska.-
AND SO THE PEOPLE THINK WHO BUY
IS BL H O IS
C5
Dress Goods, Prints Hoots and Shoos,
Delaines, Ginghams,
Drown Sheeting",
Bleached Cottons, , lial morals, Carpets,
Clark's new Thread; Cot tonYaxwi
In the Grocery line wo keep the Fixdst and B c s
Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Molasses,
Dried I ruits, Unices, etc., etc.
In fact for Your Groceries, Hardw arf
Qtfeensware, "Wooden Ware.
Olassware, Yankee Xsotlons.
natd and Caps, Dootn and Shoerf
Cash Assets Jaii y 1st, 1874.
Cash iii Pants ls.oii
5j".ir.soii St'K-ksand Interest due S45.SJ7
! est duu .' 13.t72
! mitfi Sr.iie 1h. market value T'io.Tsii
si: t; JUtinis and .stM-ks.... 2:,i"0
N"(V lii'k ami lininklvn IViikU 31.0-1
Mill
I'SC1
i; ;-.i I-state (Lease).
Pitiiiiams due
14. .''
107,11
Sl,3tlll
Loes Taid in 23 years . . - ?4,033.nn7.lo
" " Portland. I T8.701.57
" " Chicago. 1S71 250.875.63
" " Boston. 1S72 314-578,00
j Duelling and Farm Property Insur
nn'- ,i r)T ;;?(:" '.'fi til Co. .
Keeps constantly on hand all Staple Articles
such as
COFFEE,
SUGAR,
TOBACCO,
MOLASSES
Dry Goods,
Hoots, Shoes, &c.
In fact, everythmjr usually kept in a Variety
Store, which will he sold on small profits foi
CASH. All kinds of Produce taken in exchange
for goods, and the
Highest Market Prices gicen in Cash
for Grain. 19
Farmers Lumber Yard.
Having made arrangements in Chi
cago, and elsewhere, with extensive
dealers, I am prepared to furnish on
short notice all kinds of
Lunilier Doors Sash
Shingles, dtc,
at a reasonable rate. I also keep con
stantly on hand a full assortment of
Nails, Hiney,
Locks. Hardware,
of all kinds. Those wishing to build
will pioooo ad se Tnr stock.
GO TO
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7. SfttNASSti ii C0.S.
FOR SALE BY
F. J, METTEER,
Two doors south of Maiii street oh west side of Sixth. Call and sco hlrrf
aud get a Machine.
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FINE ART GALLERY,
ffirThotographs, Amhrotrpes and eople
from old icturs. plain or coloied. either In Ink
at'r or oil. All work neatly executed and war
ranted to give satisfaction.
V. Y- LKON'AP.H, Artist.
10-tf Alain St., PlattHinouth, 'eb.-
Stover's Wind Engine
"IM And
Pamping VsJ
I tt . fiieneral
Water, Vwi
Purn
Feed, fZL
The best and cheapest Wind Mill In USO fo?
innping water for stock.
For sale by J. TIlOMAS & SONS.
51tl3 . nattsmouth, Cass Co., "eb'.
NEW STYLES.
R L. ELS1ER,
Merchant Tailor
Is In receipt of the finest ard
BEST. ASSORTMENT
lASSiMKREs. cixmrs. vi:TiNf;s. scotci
GOODS, IRISH FRIliSES, &c.
Tn faet, the largest and bef ansorrrnent of
Cloths ever brought to this '-ity. whh-h 1 am
preparefl to make up il the Latest Styles. Call
and examine (ioods. aprilis.
UtlKl MttKt
I am now prepared to furnish the best una
dulterated milk
TWICE EVERY DAY
To all parties notifjing me
rCTi; ooos.
Oy
Ben. Hem pel's
ster House.
1,0U0 000
Sweet Potato Sprouts,
if A
Lower Xlain Street,
PLATTSMOCTH, -
EB.
Ben Ilempla keeps Fresh Oysters all th
season.
Ben. Hempl famishes nei!5 a' all hours.
Ben. Hempel has tha best Wines, Cia. and
ZJraorsin the town.
Gotrs Pen. Ilsmple's wSen yen Trant uy of
t)" shove iy sslcs of Ufe.
Yellow aiid Red Nansmonds, Praziliatf
White, new. and I'mud"ii Red. AH the mme'
price, 40 cents jer 100 ; 33.50 per 1000 ; $.(0.oo per
lO.OINI.
j 50.000 F.arlv Jersey Wakefield, and Kottler's
Improved p.nmswick Cnhhape Plants, twic
I transpinnted. 15 cents per dozen. per 100,
ready ior delivery dv tiie is.ui oi April.
AI.so C'auliilower "Plants, grown in, the saroo'
inaiuipr,i& cents pit dozeii, t.0 er l'i.
iM.ono Tomato Plants ; Canada Victor, thd
Earliest Tomato yet grown by ton days, W cent
; per dozen.
Also Tronhv and Central Grant. - , .
Also, Celerv, V.'s,i, Pepper, and any aznouilt 01
Winter Cabbage Plants in seiisoo, -'
Ail orders liued wiUi dispatch and dellrered
at Express Oxe tree oi charse os recast cl
I cash orders. . .
' Veetnoles n seasco ; slsa 1,000,000 Osagff
Bedire P!t.n'o. 1.
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A.ZrlO SMITH,
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