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LOCAL XEWS.
LOCAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Transient. 25 cents a line. regular adver
sers 10 cent- per line. No advertisement ih-aM.-r.va
lur less thau 2o cents.
Legal advertisements will be charged to the
panics handing tlittm m.
C'OMMU NIC ATI ONS.
. As our space is limited, all communications
mint be brU l and to the point, with no wxstc of
wurua.
MUSIC AND GERMAN.
Miss Ileins, a young: lady lately from
! Cleveland, will open a school for Music
nnd German, next week. Inquire at
the Herald office. 2t3
NEWSPAPER DECISIONS.
1. Any person who takes a paper regularly
trom ttu- post office, whether directed t hi
name, or whether he is a subscriber or not is
responsible fur the pav.
2. If any person orders his pajicr discontin
ued, he mast pay all arrearages, nrtho publisher
may continue to send it until pavnient i made,
ana collect the whole amount, wliether the pa
per in taken from the otliee or not.
3. The court have decided that refusing to
take uewspajM-i-s and periodicals from the post-!!it-e.
or removing and leaving them uncalled
for, is irrimu facie evidence of isicxtioxal
FHAID.
Ituval Japanese Troupe next Mon
day and Tuesday evening's at Fitzger
ald's Hall.
Mr. Newlon, general Manager of the
How factory, inform us that he ship
ped 27 cultivators West on Friday.
The institute is running 22 hands just
now, a:;d the building is resonant with
the life and action of a firt-class agri
cultural implement manufactory. May
Nebraska get many more such institu
tions before long.
The Royal Japanese Troupe at Fitz
gerald's Hall on Monday and Tuesday
evenings, April 13th. and 14th. This
troupe give a wonderful and varied
performance and worth the attention
of our citizens. Remember the timo
13th. and 14th.
Go to IX Schnasse & Co. for new
goods.
The Herald is the happiest man in
the outfit since Election. Its all over
and Were one ahead.
Xew stock of Clocks, "Watches and
Jewelry at the P. 0. Jewelry Store.
The sun still shines, and yet the
election is over.
LIST 0FLET1LK8
Remaining in the Plattsmouth. P'toOiee April
1st, 1874 : ,
Thinning. Ed. Krechlow C.
Cole, A. k Kiniston, ltosana
Chandler, Harrison Ijtne, Al. IV-
Darling. Si. Lueaa. Andy
Flemnurig, O. E. 2 - Kobiuson, o:
Fih. Cba. 2 Romans, H.
Durfee. .1. II. Rogers, Anson C.
Oard. Wilson S Ros, John
Gardner. H. F. 2 Koderick. J. 51.
Hoblis, W. S. Root, Dr. A.
Haight, F. J. Shroffe. Miss ilaUie 2
Ilarrold, W. W. Sluicke. Mrs. Reinbald
Hughes, Martha binning, V.
Haw lev, H. Spencer. Maggie
IIowe,"F.ettie Swarengin, V. It.
Janson, Maria Tannar, 3. W.-3
Kear, Aune Walvertou. Reuben
Kuhr, J. Young, John
Persons calling for any of the above letters,
will please say "Advertised."
J. W. MARSHALL, P. SL
17SCTINASSE AND CO.
Spriuj has Come.
Sain Sharpley, and Ids popular troupe
of Minstrels will give one perform
ance, at Fitzgerald's Hall, next Thurs
day eve., April 10. This is said to be
the finest troupe now traveling. lie
served seats for sale at the Post office.
Head T. W. Shryock's new advertise
ment; and if you want anything in
his line give him a call.
For a long time we have never heard
of the etrange and singular Phenome
non, of a sunday in the mid. He of the
week. Uut it happened in PLitts
uiouth just a little one side of the mid
dle. V.'e allude to last Tuesday. It
certa.ii.ly was Sunday, the streets were
so quiet: we missed the Church bells,
but then we had a bad c Id and was a
little hard of hearing that day. All
the boys of the HERALD office thought
it w;v Sunday, and th"y had "forgot,"
so thf-y quit work about eleven. It
was kept m a day of fa.st-ing and prey
by many.
Mrs. A. I). Whitcomb, late of Platts
niouth. but now resident in Omaha, re
turned a few days ago from a trip to
Chicago where she attended the spring
openings and brought away the
latest styh-s in dresses and cloaks and
al! the paraphernalia of a ladies' ward
rube. She also brings samples of the
ne west stylos in dross goods, to afford
her customers an idea of what is worn.
She is to be found at 212 Farnham
ttn-t-t, opposite the Grand Central, and
a:;y ladies desiring work done away
lioin home will do well to patronize
l..r.
HASH HALL.
The Star Base Hall Club of Rock
Bluffs came up to this city on last
Saturday to play the first nine of this
place, and wi're badly "scooped." The
Ph.ttsmouth boys say they are the
Co-ks of the Walk" in this county.
Goods in bulk for cash at Chicago
pi ices, at 1). Schnasse & Co's.
SOCIAL HOP.
A Our German frien Is held a social
s-b.utz vereine at Turner's Hall on Mon
day evening which passed olf very
pleasantly. Ye editor dropped in a
moment but having some remcmbcr
an''i? of a former Turner ball he dare
i: -L trust himself too long in such
cental and social company.
Come to the shoe store for the best
rid cheapest manufacturing and re
p. tiring done neatlv and with dispatch.
2Lf 1. Mekoes.
Shut guns, cartridges and ammuni
tion at the I'ostoilice Jewelrv Store.
INSURANCE.
As will be noticed elsewhere, the
board of adjustment for the Equitable
Life Insurance Company decided the
Lonsdale case the other day, and the
money was forthcoming within ten
days after the adjustment.
R. R. Livingston is the medical ex
aminer, of this company, and John W.
Raines the Agent, and they area Living
Life Insurance oufit for a dead sure
thing, you may safely calculate.
Would be pleased to have everybody
call and examine my stock of Boots,
Shoes, ami Gaiters, before purchasing
elsewhere, for I sell cheaper than ever.
No charge for showing them.
52tf Pete it Meeges.
Hurrah for New Goods.
Schnasse has just . returned from
Chicago and the new spring goods are
here. "We desire to state that our late
stock was bought during the fall in pri
ces east for CAsn, and we can and will
duplicate any Chicago bill at cash
prices, for goods in larje quantities.
"We have a fine large stock of staple
and fancy dry goods also of groceries
and invite farmers and others desiring
to purchase in largo quantities to visit
us, satisfied that we can do as well by
them as they can do elsewhere either
abroad or at home.
D. Schnasse & Co.
Plattsmouth Neb.
MARRIAGES.
MeNhESOX-lICOHS-March 31st. at the resi
dence of Dr. D. Dili !in by Rev. (I. H. Cripens.
Mr. M. McNeNon to Mrs. S. A. Hughs, all of
Mt. Pleasant Neb.
IN II ELDER SOIIXIDElt On the 7th day of
April. A. D., 1K74. at the residence of Jacob
Schnider. hv II. E. Ellison, Mr. Henry Inhel
der. and Miss Annie Schnider, all of Cass
County.
See Schnasse's new goods.
HO FUR THE HUNTERS!
Imported Guns, at the P. O. Jewelry
Store.
Il On the morning of the loth of March,
174. Luclia. only child of Jesse and Maggie
Livingston, after a short, though painful ill
ness. Thus are they once more left alone.
By their second child going to its silent home.
P.ut grieving ones, why do you mourn?
Know you not, you may meet on Resurrection
mora. E. S. C.
HURRAH FOR REER RROS.
Reed Brothers are opening the larg
est stock of spring and summer goods
ever brought to Weeping Water.
Reed Bros, offer all kinds of cotton
goods, including sheetings, shirtings,
prtnts, cottonades, Sec, &c, at prices
ranging from 15 to :J;SV per cent be
low those at which the same goods
were Fold one year ago.
Reed Bros, have reduced the prices
of all kinds of groceries.
Reed Tiros, defy all competition which
can be got up, either at home or in
Chicago, Xew York or London, and
will fill all orders at prices as low as
any retailer who pretends to retail at
ivholesale rates.
Reed Bros, have a splendid stock of
clothing, at juices that must astonish
every one.
Beed Bros, stock of boots and shoes
cannot but give satisfaction.
To parties who live at some distance
from Weeping Water, and who wish to
buy their spring supply of goods at
once, Reed Bros, offer special induce
ments. Any one so situated who will
come and trade with them 30.00 tr
5..).0.'J dollars worth, they guarantee to
save them enough not only to pay for
their time in coming, but enough in
addition to buy themselves each a new
fur hat.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
FOR SALE.
The residence of F. W. D. IIllrook building
nearly now tea rooms three lots of land.
2tf F. W.D.I I.
"-CalI and examine goods at the Shoe Store,
cheaper than ever. Women's nice lasting Gait
ers for Si. 2.1. Men's Shoes for SI. 25.
2 -it rr.TEn Mfj-gks.
KCPU1SLICAN CITY CONVENTION j
met in the Court House, Friday even- I
ing. April 3d, 1ST:?. John A. MacMur- ;
phr in the chair, and Win. L. Wells, j
Secrctarv. Ballotting for candidates t
n-mmeiiced at once, and showed that
the following named gentlemen were
l he choice of the Convention as nomi
nees: For Mayor E. G. Dovey.
For Clerk C. F. Williams.
For Treasurer L. P. Bennett.
For Marshal J. J. Russell.
For Police Judge Ferry Gass.
For Snp't. Com. Sch'Is. 17. W. Wise.
For City Engineer Geo. Fairfield.
A Republican Central Committee of
ihiee from each "Ward was then ekvt
t 1 and empowered to act during th
ensuing year consisting of the follow
.ng gentlemen :
1st. Ward Jno. A. MacMurphy, I).
Tl. Wheeler. G. II. Black.
2nd Ward G. AV. Fairfield, John
Waterman, M. McElwain.
3 1 Ward II. E. mimer, R. C. dish
ing, II. J. Streight.
4th Ward-M.B. Cutler, Wash. Smith,
C P. Moore.
The Convention adjourned to meet
.t the Polls.
JXO. A. MacMURPIIY,
PERSONAL.
Centaur Liniment.
There Is no pain which the
I entaur iueinciit will lnt re
lieve, no swelling it will not
subdue. and no lameness which
it wii! not cure. This is si tony;
lali-u.:ge. but it is true. Where
the pans are n-t gone, its effects
ate marvellous. It has produced
more cures of rheumatism, neu
ralgia, locU-ja-.v, palsy, sprains.
sv. e'.'iings, ear-ache, caked-brcas:s, scalds,
burns, salt-rheum. &e.. uo:i the human
frame, and of strains, spavin, galls, &c.
upon animals in one year than have al
other pretended remedies since the world
began. It is a comifer-irritant, an all-healing
pain-reliever. Cripples throw away their
crutches, the lame walk, poisonous bites are ren
dered harmless, and the wounded are healed
without a scar. It Is no humbug. The recipe is
spiling j;s :io article ever before sod. and it sells
because it dors just what it pretends to do.
Those vvlio now suffer from rheumatism, pain or
swelling deserve to suffer if they will not use
Centaur Liniment, more than MXtt certificates
of remarkable cures, including frozen limbs,
chronic-rheHfliiatism, gout, running tumours, &c.
have been received. We will send a circular
containing certificates, the recipe, &c.. gratis to
to any one requesting it. One lnitlle of the yel
low wrapper Centaur Liniment Is worth one
hundred dollars for foundered orsweenied hor
ses and ia;i!rs. or for screw-worm In sheep.
Stock-owners this liniment is worth your at
tention. No family should be without Centaur
Liniment. J. Ii. Rosk & Co., New York. 4G-Jy
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
Tht firm f Potter & Oaffney is this !UU day
of March, dissolved by mutual agreement. The
business ifl be carried on by T. L. TTUter, who
will collect all dues and pav all debts belonging
to the firm. All in-rsotis knowing themselves
indebted to tint firm, are requested M call and
settle immediately. T. L. I OTTER.
Weeping Water Slarcb 16, "74. 62-4t
FOR RENT:
One house. Apply to E. G. Dovey.
cotf
JEWELRY,
When I loffctown last fall I allowed my trade
to be turned over to other Jewelers; but as 1
have now returned, In person, I respectfully
iuvite all my old friends and customers to re
turn to nie and and give me their custom be
fore visiting elsewhere.
4Jt0 PACL BltAlTSCH.
Farm for Sale.
One or the REST FARMS in Cass county.
I oJTer for sale my old and well known farm, of
1GO Acres,
at Glendale. About loo acres of it arc
under cultivation, and about 40 acres of young,
thrifty timber, consisting of oak, hickory, silver
maple, walnut, cottonwood, &c., &.c. Also a
young orchard of fruit trees, evergreens, &e.
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 4'1
miles distant. The Glendale Postoflice and a
school house on the farm. Price, St.noo ; one
fourth down ; for the balance, any time re
quired will be given by paying Interest in ad
vance. Apply to the subscriber,
A. L. Cim.1), or
To D. II. Wii eklkk Co. or
4stf S.MiTn & Windham.
FOR RENT.
The large and commodious ware-room, cellar
and office, on second floor of building, formerly
occupied by Jacob Vallery, Jr, in Masonic
P.lock. Enquire of R, R. Livingston or
4.1-tf E.T. Dckk.
FOR SALE.
too acres of unimproved land neat Eight Mile
Grove. Can be purchased on reasonable tonus.
For particulars call at the office of
42tf Smith & Windham.
P,usines is business, and so are the Cigars at
the P. O. Rook Store. 6-tf.
HEN IIEMPLES OYSTER HAUS.
If you want a good Osyter Stew, go to Ben.
Ilemper.s; if you want a good plate of raw
Oysters, so big as your hand, go to Ben. Hem
pel's ; if you want a square meal, go to Ben.
Ilemper.s : and if you must have a good glass of
wine, or a cigar to top olt with, Ben. has got
them. 30tf
TO RENT OR SELL.
The house of Dr. Rawlins, in the southwest
part of town, near the residence of Mr. Eli
rlummer. For terms, apply on the premises.
XUt
ROOM TO RENT.
The left hand fnmt room on the same floor
with the IIekald office, is for rent. Apply at
the Herald office, for t mis
37t,f M. L. Whitk.
All order for fi-ed, flour and meal, left at
Streight &. Dilley's will receive prompt atten
tion. 5ttf C. Hei.sel.
FOR SALE.
120 acres of land, in Mt. Tleasant precinct.
For terms, call at the office of
42tf Smith & Windham.
LUMBER YARD.
Cottonwood lumber sale at Mickelwait X
Shai p scoal vard. by Win. Edgerton. A good
supply of Cottonwood lumber will be found
here at all times, for sale cheap. Remember.
Mickelwait & Sharp's office on Main street,
west of sixth. I4;tf. W. Edoekton.
Wm. L. "Wells,
Sec' v.
Ch'n.
At the Ward Conventions, held on
Saturday evening, the" following per
r oiis were nominated for Councilmen,
:rom their respective "Wards:
1st Ward James Dick.
end "Ward J. R. Dilley.
;;d Ward R. C. Gushing.
-1th Ward
Mr. L. T. Shirley, of Elmwood, called
on us last Tuesday, and paid for the
Herald .and Prairie Farmer for a
year in advance.
Revs. Clark "Wright, Davis and
Adair, were in our town this week at
tending Quaiterly Meeting at the M.
E. Church.
Miss Lizzie Stinchcomh came down
from Omaha on Saturday, spent a day
witli her friends, and returned home
on Monday.
Boh Doom, war horse. &c. Salt
Creek man was in town election day.
Had to come up old associations, &.c.
&.C Come to see the Herald, too. j
Azro Smith sends us some very fine i
sweet potatoes. Samples of the kind
he intends to to raise so largely this J
spring. Mr. Smith will furnish all in- j
formation needed about sweet potato
culture.
The Rev. Mr. Crippen of Mt. Pleas
ant called on the Herald on Tuesday
last. "We enjoyed the the call.
Mr. Plummer, the old gentlemen,
Cncle Plummer we sometimes call
him, has just returned from Iowa, and
j almost got made Police Judge Tuesday.
Our Representative from Cass, the
I Hon. John Brown, - organized 44
' Granges in Colorado the past winter j
and organized their State Grange, un- j
der authority from head-quarters at
Washington. Mr. Brown will soon be j
an fait in the business of State Grange j
Master, at this rate.
Castokia is more than a substitute for Cas
tor Oil. It is the only safe article in existence
which is certain to assimilate the food, 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 ery and mothers may rest. 4iMy
NOTICE TAX PA YERS.
The tax for ls::i is now due amKvill be delin
quent on the liiM day of May next, at which
tune In crest Mill be charged according to law.
Also, those knowing themselves delinquent on
the lsTi duplicate, will save eosts by coming
forward and paving up.
March 2, "A. J. ('. CCMMIXS,
r.-j-4t Treas. Cas Co.
THIRTY YEARS' EXPERIENCE
OF AN OLD NURSE.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the pre
sciioliou of one of the best telltale Physicians
and' Nurses in the Vttited States, and has been
used for ihirtv ye.it- uilh never failing safety
and success bv millions of mothers and child
ren, from lIh; feelne infant of one week old to
the adult. It corrects acidity of the stomach,
relieves wind colic, regulao-s the bowels, and
gives rest, h'-allh and comfort to mother and
cliild. We believe il to be the Best and Surest
Remedv in the World, in all cases of Dysentery
and Diarrhea in children, whether it arises
from Teething o. any other cause. Full direc
tions for using will accompany each bottle.
None Genuine unless the far ximile of CLRIIS
& PKUKINS is on the outside wrapper. Sold
by all Medicine Dealers. U-lWly
.1 RARE OPPORTUNITY.
The use of a farm for 4 years ; the party rent
ing to do some breaking ami pay taxes no
other expense. Call at the otliee of
.Mtf smith & Windham.
FOR SALE.
A desirable residence, in Flattsmonth, for
sale. S:xo down, balance on time to suit pur
chasers. A bargain. Call at oflice of
5Uf Smith & Windham.
FOR SALE.
120 acres of land in Otoe count v. near ralmy
ra : 4i acres cultivated ; water and timber con
venient ; joins improved farms ; very desirable ;
on time to suit purchaser, ('all at otliee of
5Uf smith & Windham.
The Xoveltj' Washer-A new machine
for saving the ladies labor is to be seen at t lie
store on Main st., two doors east of the Herald
office.
It is made in this town by Burrows Bros., and
the following named persons have bought said
Washing Machines, and approve ami reccm
niend them : Geo. McN'aniee. A. M. Rose. D.
Jones, J. Chilcott, G. A. Rose, G. N. Larue. N.
N. Iine, W. A. Folden, J. Vallery, sr.. ,1. Siein.
and many others. D--"t.
Whv V. iU Voti
To a!! persons M.lTer
ing l.'oii, l;ei:ii;ai:s!ii.
Ncuraii i. tYamps in
the limns or sioutach.
Billion-; Coii'-, lu in
back, bowois or v.
would s;:v. i it k IKit sk-
IIOI.D l'ANAet'. AND
Family Linimi-.nt is
of all others the remedv
I you want for internal
ami external use. It lias
cured the above com
plaints in thousands of
eases. Tin-re is no mis
take about it. Try it.
old by all Draggists.
A RORIHRLR AFFAIR.
A singular affair happened seven
LIFF INSURANCE PAIR. i nines bouth-west from V eepmg Y ater.
Plattsmouth April 4, 1874. j The wife of a settler, Zimri W. Burn
This is to certify that upon the or-I ham died on that stormy night,
liization" of the local board of Direct- ; March 30th. Site was the man's sec-
f..r C iss Countv for the Equitable ; and wife and step-mother to the child-
.ife Assurance Society of the United
tales organized at Plattsmouth March
th 1374, composed of tire following
embers:
P. E. Ru finer,
Alvey Drew,
Stephen Wiles,
M. L. "White,
Thomas "Wiles Jr.,
E. E. Cunningham.
A claim was submitted to. them for
djustment which was paid in full as
. M. Marquett,
ac Wiles,
narles Lazenby,
Vallery Jr.,
T. L. Hobbs,
Vivian,
ren. Some three days after, one of the
children told a neighb or their mother
was dead, and as she had not been sick,
suspicion was aroused at once. The
nearest Justice sent for the Coroner
and Sheriff, the Vody was exhumed
and found to have been buried in the
rudest and roughest manner, without
box or semblance of coffin, the limLs
awry, and only old rags wrapped about
it. Dr. Thomas and Kenaston could
find no satisfactory natural reason fcr
HOUSEHOLD
PANACEA
AND
FAMILY
. LINIMENT.
24wiy
FOR SALE.
Two well bred Stallions were brought from
Orange county. Nov York. Harry Clay, Jr., is
right bay, sixteen hands high, and is known
as one of the best stallions for colfc in the State,
is the sire of Joseph Vpton's fine colts, and
numerous others. He was sired by Black Har
ry (a very fast horse) : he by Neave's Cassias
M. Clay, Jr., son of C. M. Clay, by Henry Clay,
son of Andrew Jackson, dam by imported Bell-fo-.mder,
dam of Hariy Clay, Jr., wsis sired by
Lexington; also Hambietonian Prince, dark
boy sixteen hands high, six years old, sired by
Administrator (formerly Hambietonian Prince,)
who luis trotted in two minutes and twenty
three seconds ; he by Rysdyk's Hambietonian,
(the sire of Dexter) dam by Mambrino Chief.
Said stallious are both good trotter?, and have
some of the finest colts in the State. I will sell
one or built cheap for cash or on long credit.
If not sold simmi I shall stand them for mares
on my farm, ten miles noith of Nebraska City,
on Weeping Water, one mile east of Factory
vi'de Mill. I also have some colts of their get
for sale ; Also two thorough bred Durham
Bulls for sale. For particulars inquire on the
premises of Hknrv Dchois,"
St4 Union, CaSs Co. Keb.
FARMERS. GRANGERS AND ALL
OTHER MEN.
Go to Frank Stadter and have a stencil plate
cut to mark your movable property. That's
business ! 4att
Ben Hempol kees an Oyster house it is on
the south side of Main Street, almost opposite
i Dovey's big store. Ben. keeps first, oysters ;
next more oysters ; thirdly, all kinds of oysters ;
ami lastly and finally, oysters and other things
to eat and drink or smoke. Call and see the
'Oyster Boy" of Plattsmouth. 30tf
FoFlSaie.
fio acres of land belonging to Cass County
Nebraska being the South West quarter of
Section No. Five (.") Township No. Eleven (11)
North of Range No. Thirteen (13) East of Sixth
Principal Meridian, Situated near Eight Mile
Grow.
For Terms of sale see
L. 11. Jamks )
Timothy Clark or Co. Comr's.
M. L. White.
ZA
FOR SALE.
i improved farm, four miles from Platts-m.-ut;i,
well watered, 1-H) acres under improve
ment. Can be bought for part cash in hand,
balance on long time. Inquire of
4itf Smith & Windham.
er decision rendered by said board in i.her death, and Dr.- Kred, (Coroner) fin
ally tooK me siomacn to i-ancoiii on
Tuesday last, and the body will b
brought to Plattsmouth to-day for full
er examination by Dr3. Livingston and
i Black. YTe await further develop
i merits.-
:-en days from date of said adjusv
T.ient. . Signed,
M. L. WniTE, Pres.
J. Vai x-ERY Jr. V. Pres.
J. W. Bap.nes, Secty.
FOR SALE.
Two houses one for cash and one on time
For fuil i si i i. ulars apply to E. G. Dovey. 50 tf
SUBSCRIBE FOR
THE HERALD
FOR SALE.
100 acres of unimproved land, four miles from
Plattsmouth; good locality ; can be bought
reasonable. Call at the ofri'-e of
,tf Smith & Windham.
COAL COAL!! COAL!!!
WHITE & DARRAH
Keep constantly on hand Gillespie and Fort
Scott Coal. Orders left at Clark & Pluminer's
Store will be promptly filled at reasonable rates,
and the coal delivered free to any part of the
ity. 44tf
DENTISTRY.
Hear Ye! Hear Ye! Hear Ye!
Conie one and all and list to me.
While a story Prelate,
About a man that lives in town.
And jn.'ls teeth for his meat.
Dr. J. L. McCrea is he.
Extracts without much trouble.
His plate work too, is extra good.
And be does not charge you double
What the whole thing is really worth ;
And his fillings are very fine.
Give him a call, you'll ne'er regret
Y'our money or your time.
moral.
Now if yott want your teeth' repaired.
You Lad better fix them, if you can.
Or patronize home Dental work.
Than any quack or traveling man.-
42i:ios3
CHILDREN OFTEN LOOK PALE
AND SICK
From no other cruise than having worms in the
stomach.
BROWN'S VERMIFUGE COMFITS
will destroy Worms without injury' to the child,
ucing jerfectly WHITE, and free from all col
oring of other injurious ingredients usually
used in worm preparations,
Curtis t Brown. Proprietors,
No. -15 Fulton Street, New York. -.Sold
by Druggists and Chemists and dealers
in fc.,)ii"Tt. fi ?j i W it . ;m tt v
LEGAL NOTICES.
Legal Notices
Henry Amison, FVtff. ) " Before H. ft: F.lHsrtn,
vs. V Probate Judire of
William Peck, Del'L ) Cass County, Nebraska.
The above non-resident defendant is hereby
notified that an order of attachment wa Issued
by t lie aforesaid Judje on the 1-sih day of .Feb
ruary, 1874, for the sum of forty -five dollars,
and it is sought by the Plaintiff in this action to
take a sufficient amount of your property in this
State to satisfy Plaintiffs claim, by virtue of the
order of attachment aforesaid. 1: on are hereby
required to appear and defend said action on
the 'oth day of Mav, A. D., 1874, at 2 o'clock p.
m.. or judgment will be taken against voti lor
the amount claimed. HENRY AMISON.
WlIKKLElt & STINCHCOftn,"
2-Cw Att'ys.
Legal Notice.
U. S. Land Office, (
Lincoln Neb. j
To Alexander Hess : You are hereby notified
that, pursuant to instructions of the Commis
sioner of the General Land Otfiee to us. contain
ed in his letter "G" dated February 13th A. D.,
1871, a hearini; is hereby ordered to be held at
this office on the ''th day of May A. D. 1ST4. at
2 o'clock in the afternoon ; the object of the
hearing being to permit Geo. E. Baker, to show
his lK,ntifiilt:M in the matter of his homestead
entry. No. a5T3 covering the w'i s'l4 sec. 12
township 10 north range t, E:ist Neb., at which
time.and place you can appear and make such
showing as vou see proper.
Dated at Lincoln, Neb., March 2"th, 174.
SILAS GAKBKlt,
Geo. T. Tuck er. Register.
2-31 Receiver.
Commissioners' Notice.
Notice is hereby given that the County Com
missioners of Cass County, Nebraska, will meet
as a Board of equalization, at t lie County Clerks
otliee, on Monday, the liotlt day of April, 1S74,
and hold a three days session, "for the purpose
of equalizing the assessment for the year 174.
Alt persons feeling themselves aggrieved on
account of said assessment, should appear be
fore the Board, and state their grievances. .
Ity order of the Board of County Commission
ers, thisTlh day of April. A. D. 4S74.
D. W. McKINNON.
2-2w Clerk.
Chattel Mortgage Sale.
Default baring been made in the conditions
of a certain ehaitel mortgage given by W. W.
Connor to Ira Brown; said mortgage bearing
date, December 4th. 1S7:i, and recorded in the
otliee of the County Clerk of Cass county Ne
braska, in Book I of Chattel mortgages, page
C24 and Said mortgage was, on the 2.".th
day of December, 1K7:, assigned by Ira Brown,
to Phillip Ri. chert; that there is now due
on said mortgage, the sum of .Sfit.Vlonths, by
virtue of the power of sale in said mortgage
contained, I will, on the 24th day of April. 1M74.
at 10 o'clock A. M.. sell at public auction, at
George Riechert's residence, in Oreapolis Pre
cinct, the following property, to-wit : one corn
planter, one stalk cutter, tliree stirring plows,
two cultivators, two harrows.
Philip Eeichert,
ltJ Assignee.
Probate Notice.
Notice is hereby given to ail persons having
accounts against the estate of Jacob Adams, de
ceased, to fil. them in the olhce of the Probate
Judge, Plattsmouth, diss Co., Nebraska, on or
before the 2lth of .September, A. !., 174.
H. E. ELLISON,
52-3t Probate Judge.
Sheriffs Sale.
Bv virtue of an execution issued out of the
District Court, for Cass countv, Nebraska, and
to me directed, 1 will, on the twenty-fifth (25th)
day of April. A. D. ls;4. at In o'clock A. M. of
said day, at the south door of the Court House
in the city of Plattsmouth. in said county, sell
at public auction the following real estate, to
wit : lt six (H) block seventeen (17),
lot three (I) block sixty-two
fij),lot fourteen tin block sixty-four lot
throe co block fiftv-two ("i.M, lot seven (7) block
one hundred and sixty-four (1(4. lot seven (7)
block one bundled and sixtv-five (lti'O. lot
twelve (121 block fiftv-iix (."(-.. lot five (") block
twenty-two (22). anil lot twelve (12) in biock
one hundred and seventy-one (171) situated in
the city of Plattsnioutn, Cass county. Nebraska,
to satisfy a judgment of said court recovered
by Mary A. Garrison against Willett Pottenger.
M. 15. Cutler. Sheriff.
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, Feb. 11, 1874.
40t5
Legal Notice.
It is hereby ordered that the March term, 1874,
of the District Court for Cass Cotinty.be and
the same is hereby adjourned to the third Mon
day of July next, at which time Jurors, Suitors,
Witnesses and all other interested persons will
be in at-tendancc. By order of GEO. B. LAKE,
A I test : Judge.
D. W. Mckinnon.
March 3d, 1871. Clerk Dist. Court. 4i)-3m
New York
Underwriter's A gency .
Asrsvcstnti AwMe.t. K2.aa.vi ;i.. a.
Statement of the condition of the Gcrm.-tnia
Fire Insurance Company, of the City of New
York, on the 31st day of December, 1S73.
CAPITAL.
Cash Capital and Surplus $1,250,101.93
ASSETS.
United States Securities 4T.G.437.S0
Loans on Bond and Mortgage 4St.4no.on
Cash in Hank and hands of Agents, I52,fir.l.l4
Real Estate 4".3'i5 itr,
ioans on Stocks, payable on demand.. .Si.nou.oo
Other Securities 4i!,so7.m4
LIABILITIES.
Losses in process of adj-t.stsnent
$lA'"0,10Li3
57.24S.53
Statement of the condition of the HANO
VER FIRE INSURANCE ; !! , . v. ,.f n
City of New York, on the ,.f :.,;er,
1S73 :
CAPITAL.
Cash Capital and Surplus, .1.0oj,337.C
ASSETS.
United States Securities 517.731.25
Loan on Bond and Mortgage 25tf.2W.on
Cash in Bank and hands of Agents" l7,2ii.'i.;to
Loans on Stock, payable on demand... 1n3.500.oo
State and N. Y. City and County Bond:;, 42.iKi2.50
Other Securities, 7,oso.55
$1,085,337.00
LIABILITIES.
Losses in process of adjustment C9.siU.97
II. E. rAl.11 Kit. Agent.
OFFICE Front Room over PostOflice, Platts
mouth, Nebraska. 51-13t
II. A. Howe, Prest. P. Notman, V. V. & See
NIAGARA
FIRE
Insurance Company.
201 BROADWAY, N. Y.
Cash Assets Jaiiy 1st, 1874.
Cash in Bank 15,021
Loans on Stocks and interest due 245,837
Loans on Bond ami Mortgage and Inter
est dim 13S.172
United State Bonds, market value 723,7SO
State Bonds and Stocks 25.000
New York and Brooklyn Bonds 3I,nno
Real Estate (Lease) ? 14.500
Premiums due 107,!Kl
81.301,211
.'. . S4,038,o07.1!
7S.701.57
25t;.S75.(L3
314.578,00
Losses Faid in 23 vears
" " Portland. ls;c...
Chicago, is7'...
" " Boston, 1S72
Dwelling and Farm Property Insur
ance, a iqievialty tcith this Co.
H. E. PALMER, Agent.
47m3 Plattsmouth. Neb.
1,000,000
Sweet Potato Sprouts,
Yellow and Red Nansemonds. Brazilian
White, new. and Bcnnudah Red. All the same
price, 40 cents ier 100 ; 3.50 per looo ; 30.00 per
10.mf.
5o.otiO Early Jersey Wakefield, and Fottler's
Improved Brunswick Cabbage Plants, twice
transplanted. 15 cents per dozen, l.no per 100,
ready for delivery bv the ISth of April.
Also Cauliflower Plants, grown in the same
manner, 25 cents per dozen, 1.50 per loo.
25.xn Tomato llants ; Canada Victor. t?Ie
Earliest Tomato yet grown by ten days, 50 cents
per dozen.
Also TrophT and General Grant.
Also, Celery, Esg. Pepper, and any amonrit of
Winter Cabbage Plants in season.
All orders filled with dispatch z:d delivered
at Exprsss Office free o? charge oi receipt of
cash orders.
Vegetables in season; also 1,000,000 Osage
Hedge Plant No. X.
d. n. wtiKLLKii, j. w. HTiNoncown.
WlH"Cirr & Mliiclicoml,
ATTORNEYS AT RAW'.
49-ly PlaiWhouth". Nebraska.
SAM. M. CHAPMAX. It. T. WAJCWBtU
Chapman &C Maxurll.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW' and Solicitor In
Chancery. Ollice in Fitzgerald's Block, Hatt
mouth, Nebraska.
CKO. 8. SMITH, R. . W1JIDHAM,
S.1IITII &. TVIXDIIAM.
Successors to Marqdrtt, Smith, & Starblrd,
Attorntysat Laic&Real Estate lirokeri
VLATTSMOCTH,
MKB.
Sieeial attention given to Collections, and all
matters affecting tne I rtie to Real Estate.
Office on 2d floor, over the Post Office.
-i iL iJVINGSlON.Phvsician and Surgeon.
Tenders his professional services to the
citizens of Cass countv. Residence southeast
corner of Oak and Sixtl) streets ; ollice on Main
street, one door west of Lyman's Lumber Yard,
Plattsmouth, Nebraska.
-WTHKELER fc BENNETT Real Est at nnd
' Taxpaving Agents. Not .arte Public. Fire
and Life Insurance Agents, Plattsiuouth, Neb.
l'lattsmoutli
CHE1SEI. lronrietor. Have, recently been
repaired and placed in thorough running
order, loo.noo Bushels of Wheat wanted imme
diately for which the highest market price will
be paid.
GREENHOUSE AND BEDDING
PLANTS.
Time and money saved by ordering or me. I
have the largest and est collection of Plants
ver offered tor sale In the West. Catalogue
free. Sweet Potato. Cabbage. Tomato, and oth"
tr Plants for sale in their season.
Address W. J. HESSER. Plattsmouth. Neb.
V RSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED i ROM
1 OCBTS of different States for desertion
Sic. No publicity required. o charge until
divorce granted. Address
M. HOUSE, Attorney:,
y.nnO VJi Broadway, N. .
BKOOKS HOUSE,
JOHN FITZGERALD, l'ropfietor.
Main Street, between Fifth & Sixth.
Hubbard House,
IIUliliARD, - - Vnor.
Main Stroet, Wceping;Water.
GOOD ACCOMODATIONS FOR
TRAVELERS. 4lmC
NEW DRUG STORE-
WEEPING WATER, NBB.
T. Li POTTER,
STATIONERY. NOTIONS,
CIGARS, TOBACCO,
AND GLASS.
-Prescriptions carefully prepared.
I6tf.
J. B. WATTS,
DEALER IN
Watches, Clocks, & Jewelry.
Agent for the sale of the celebrated
UNITED STATES.ELGIN.WAL.THAM
and HOWARD WATCHES,
Corner 4th and Silver Sth.,
ASHLAND, NEB.
j:r Repairing of all kinds done on
Short Notice. 37-yl.
J. lNllELBEll & SON,
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'M Ktal ion, (Cedar Creek.)
51tf. Cass County, Neb.
3Irs. A. II. l.NEE,
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. 1 door east of Clark & Plummcrs.
4.',m3
To Stock Breeders.
The Undersigned lias Lately
Received a Thoroughbred
SHO ItT-HORN BULL.
Will stand at his premises, north of Weeping
water Falls.
Terms to suit the times.
452 S. L. GRAHAM.
THb3.'tfl?f'$HRV6i(.'
Funerals attended on Short Notice
ALSO DEALER IN
FURNITURE, CHAIRS, BEDDING,
Main Street, next Uur to Trook House, riattsnionth. Nb.
., ,,. -! -. I
SPRING AND SUMAtGll GOODS
4
Dotcn Go the Prices
AT
SCHWASSS & CO.'S
Celebrated
HEW YOfcK Stufc
Southwest Corner Main Street, riatUmouth, Xebniskn.
AND SO THE PEOPLE THINK WHO BUY
S9 Efc Y GOOIS. .
Dress Goods, Prints, Boots and lioe;
Delaines, Ginghams,
Drown Sheeting,
Bleached Cottons, Balmorals, Carpets.
Clark's new Thread, OottonYarni
In the Grocery line wo keep the Finest and Ugst
Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Molasses,
Dried Fruits, Spices, etc., etc.
In fact for Your Groceries, 116rawari
Queensware w ooden are.
Glassware, 1 ankee lotions.
Hats and Caps, Boots and Sboorf
00 TO
25-tf.
D. SfJTlNA&iE A- CO.'S:
FOR SALE BY'
F. J, METTEER,
Two doors south of Main street on west side of Sixth. Call andsoc hini
and get a Machine.
AZRO SMITH,
L. GOLDING,
Dealer in
CLOTHINO. FiritMSItlNr; GOODS. HATS,
CAPS, BOOTS. SHOES. Tlil NKS,
VALISES. CAKPET BAGS,
&c, &e , &e.. &c.
One of the oldest and most lb-li:ible Ifnttses
in Plattsmoutii. Main street, between Fourth
and Fifth.
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I am now prepared to furnish tLo best una
dulterated milk
TWICE EVEEX BAY
To ail partfefl notlfyixg me
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LSftMIMliS III
FARMER'S EXCHANGE.
B. G. HOOVER,
LOUISVILLE, NEBRASKA.
Keeps constantly on hand aM Staple Articles
such a
COFFEE,
SUGAR,
TOBACCO,
MOLASSES
Dry Goods,
Boots, Shoes, &c.
In fact, everything usually kept in a Variety
Store, which will be sold on small profits foi
CASH. All kinds of Produce taken in exchange
for goods, and the
Hiyluxt Market rriw) yic-en in Cash
tor 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
Lumber Doors Sash
Shingles ifee.,
at a reasonable rate. I also keep con
stantly on hand a full assortment of
Xails, Hinges,
Locks. Hardware,
of all kinds. Those -wishing to build
will please call and see my stcck.
r. XOYES,
FINE ART GALLERY,
CSTThotographs. AmhrcMpes and eopW
from old pictures, plain or colored, either In ink
water or oil. All work neatly executed and war
ranted to give satisfaction.
V. V. LKON'AKD, Artist.
10-tf Main St., Plattsmouth, Neb:
Stover's Wind Engine.
Mi
Pumpiiiz L'rJ
LjA Central
Water, flCX
Jjipt Par iri
Cat tins vWV
Feed. j33s,
The best nnd cheapest Wind Mill in use fo
pumping water for sto -k.
Fot sale hy T. THOMAS & SONB.
Sltl3 . Plattsmouth. Cass Co., Heb: j
NEW STYLES:
F. L. ELSTER,
Merchant Tailof
Is in rerelrf of rh finest aod
BEST ASSORTMENT
::AS6IMERrs. CLOTHS, VESTING 3. SCOfcif
GOODi. li-IcH FititiES, S:.
Ic f-3. iba lirt ind bejt aasorrmecl
Cloths ever broeght to ibis city, wfcteW I Eni
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