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About Nebraska herald. (Plattsmouth, N.T. [Neb.]) 1865-1882 | View Entire Issue (May 14, 1874)
- - . T 11 ri 11 K iUU). I'Jeture Frnmet of every style at Til MIIUYOCI&'M. t'UANME OF TIME ! On the B. & 11. IL in Nebraska, tak- LOC A L A I ) v i : i : i r s f m i - v ts TranMpiit. or. r...,- .. i: ... left on Wednesday for Mass. We, to- IVf,!,!1? VJ 4'V"bt V'r ,i,H!- n advertisement in-i retber with their many friends here, ei ted lor less th:r. cents. . . , , regret very miicii mrir ucp.niuru irom Mr. F. W. D. Ilolbrook and family j ing effect Monday, May 11, 1874: Kearney Junction Express leaves L-gal advertisement will be charged to the ! IUlieS UJUlUlllg tin-Ill in. COM M V N 1 CATIONS. As our space is limited. a!l communications liiiit W brief and to t lie point, vtilh no waste of wordi. .Soda Water, Ice Cream, Lunches and Meal at all hours at Ben. lit-mplc's. 7tt. p. ni. Plattsmouth, but wish them a success ful journey and happy return to their old home. We took a passing survey of Mr. J.ewcllyn Moore's green-house the other j Passer., 10:j0 a. m. day. lie is slowly and surely working : Freight, 5 p. m N E W S P A P E 1 C D F C I S I O N S . 1. Any person who takes a paper regularly from the poslol!tce. whether directed to his iiaiiie. r wiutiier lie is;isui.s. rii)erriiOt--i4 , jiito a rood business, and his ;;rren- loponsilue tor the pa v. 2. if uny im r-uii orders his paper discontin- ! house showed evidences of thrift and invl, he must pay all arrearages,,,: the publisher 1 . - , , :wv cnnllnm; to send t until p ivi.ient is made. ! neatness. HlS prtCCS arc low and W6 wttn&X vers of flowers to make 3. iii-nimn hay dei-ded that refusing t ; him a visit, ami inspect the many t.'iric newspapers and periodicals from the p.st- ! ..!l:e.-. or nm.n in.; and b,ving t hem i.ncall, d f VarietitS of plants he has for Sale. His m.i i. A CHALLENGE. I challenge the whole northwest in low down 11:25, a. m.; arrives from West 2:35 i prices. Head the figures and judge : Women Serge ;aiter. i. is Serge Oaitcrs, $2.25. 0 Shoddy, lien's lit'cgaus, d-. Roots, 3. lood whole stock. Everything else in proportion. Call and examine before purchasing else where. Will he pleased to show thciu. Main street, 3 doors east of Post Mhoc. Ttf. Peter Merc km. OMAHA TRAINS. Le. Platts. Ar. Omaha Freight, G:30 a. m. Passgr., 1:45 i. m. Le Omaha. 9 a. in. 3:10 p. m. Ar. Platts. 12:10 p. in. 7 1 7-tf. Sheriff's Sale. in. LIST OF LETTERS Remaining hi the Plattsmouth P. O., May 1st, l:7i : Alexander H LOCAL XEWS. J grounds are situated in Duke's addit i ion, just 0:1 the western outskirts cf 1 town. I'ictiirc Frame at Mhryoek'v. 7t2 -- 1 I Mike McOuirc savs ha but it was a dry day and cf the crusaders which made him say he was dead broke We would call attention to the Pro fessional Card of Dr. Schildknecht, in The Doctor has re- the cor. of Vine the same ! and (5th streets, where he will receive professional calls, either day or night. i isn't broke, j this weed's paper. T he was afraid ' moved his oilice to Dr. Chapman's Soda Water will quench your thurst. 7-tf Wantkd On subscription, two n:ce little pigs, to fat this summer; bring 'cm along somebodv. Don't all of vou come at once, subscribers. j J. Ph. Young, with Vallery & lluffner. J-oral Agent for "Our j Fireside Friend." Subscribe with j him now. 7-2t Florence Sewing Machine for sale ! at this uHico. Come to the shoe store for the best and cheapest manufacturing and re- I pairing done neatly and with dispatch. ovu v. PIERCES. Our friend Schluntz has been mak-; A UKAMATIC 2i"TEHTAINMENT lrg a sleight clmsige in tl:e prgratnme, ! fnrnj3iiC,i at Fitzgerald's Kafl a.:d Mr. Cravi-s, a new man, has j on the. Kvl of prui;iy. May 22d, by a charge of t!ie p. ace now. ; wejj ,iiiiit.(l company of ainat iters, for Some fellows'll a iighTTuit at, or j t!"' ,,':!r,it (;f the I,l,I,i,s of our niSh near Sam. l'.arker's place, on Saturday ! Sr,'o1 in !,:,-vinS for tl,eir Okoax. aftcrnoo-,, and Sheriff Cutler went out 1 Thn llrHlna -cted for the occasion lato in the evening and arrested one of I ls '"deml by good judges, to be in the combatants. i "tructive as well as decidedly interest- ing and amusing. The performers, are of course citizens of Plattsmouth. Music will also be an attraction feature in the Entertainment. Kosenbauni's corner complains of inifsing the JlEitALD. W"ll send her ure after this. Valentine Weckbatk has just iweiv ed another installment of boots and nhoes, of the newest and best make. How yt.'U are IJ'-n Ilenipei's Ice Cream and Soda Water. IMetwr Frsrsex at Hi. Thou. W. NhrjocW. Alien John Adams .luli.i I'.revvster Mary iivo:i .) A l!ioe Ahmo Creamer yros Cii.incev Paiiiel 1 Hit ton '.I N Iash MKh Alice Feline! A J (iray W L Howard vi-is Nellie Han-old W W Jiiimrson XV Hams .1 1. McCiillen lcmi! l'eters'M.n 4" M Smith Walter Hummers A Stewart A T bh-ltler V 1" Williams J T Wire EiU Wcher Kohert Walker Frank Young Ellen When cailins for Krown .T:is K nishop Eied Jiiires; i:ev H B Can- M A Cotiuelly I.uke lay lioot I. French M O Hill John Mcl'oa! Win Feu I m id v W It Nehafer Jacob Sliefnar Jan itedmau Aaron Wefz Johann W ire Mary E Watson Joseph Woods Jt iitiio ;iny of the ahov letters Auction Sale of Condemned Government Property. please say "advertised." J. XV. .Makshaix, P. M. PERSONAL. I'or your Tahles. Chairs, Fedsleads, Redding. F.ureaus. 'hi!drrn's Carri:iK'f, l'ictuic Frames, etc., call on T. W. 1SHKYOCK. Tt', A HAT OR A BONNET, WHICH! We see that some exceedingly wise newspaper has sagely remarked that this vrar's stvle of ladies' had-gear is The senior Mr. Heed of Weeping Water, and L. F his son, leave for a long summer jaunt to the mountains this week. They travel old fashioned way in their own wagon, with a tent and all the fixings for living and sleep ing out of doors for months. The trip is undertaken for the bcr.eiit of Mr. L. F. lieed, whose health is very poor, owing to constant con&iement in the storo. Itoss Vanatta, an old Plattsmouth boy has lately returned from Iowa and we are glad to welcome him back, so are the girls, but the germ -in class is gone up. The well known lumber dealer, Mr. Waterman, received an addition to his family last week Jt is a boy, and n the socond day it grabbed a measuring stick, and Monday wanted to come and sell pine shingles. Geo. llobson, Mt. Pleasant, called on the IIi;i:am Monday. Good boy Geo. J)KIOT Ol'-VKTKKM ASTKK'S OKKICK. Omaha, .Nkkkaska, May 4th. lV4. f On Wednesday, the 3d day of June. 1S74, there wilt he . sold at public Auction, at the t.M.irtcr Masier's Hepot. at the intersection, of l:ttii and Wehster Streets. Omaha. Nehraska, etiiitleiuned tJov enimetit jirojM-rty. as follows, viz J horses ; 2 mules ; H army wairon : 1 ainhu lance ; 5.1 saddles ; saddle hlaukets : s4 sin gle sets harness; no stoves, ias old iron, hy weight : -j(io feet ruhher hose ; 5.!t7B grain sacks, and various inisi-ellaneoiis articles; such as tiMtls, etc. ; also ,1 wall tents, w ith Hies : lirishov els ; 5 spades ; ;W axes ; 5 Sihley stoves ; 2 Iron hunks, etc. '1 he sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. m. Terms CASH. i-y order of JJngadicr-CJeneral Ord. J. II. IJELCIIEU, 3t4 Assistant Quartermaster V. S. A. r.y virtue of an order of sale Issued Mt of the 1'istiict Court, for Casn county. eiii'a.k:i. and to me directed. 1 will, on t he thlni t -i (,m h i day of Mav, A. 1 174. t ten ( :oj o'clock a. m. of said dav, at the south lHr oi the Court House, iu the city of l'lattsmoulh in s.od couu tv. sell at pull:e auction the foilowin;; red estate, to-wlt : lo;s seven (7) eiht (SI aiul nine (j) tn I dock mmiler five 5) ; ais at eleven (11 1 o'clock a. M., on same day of the mouth and year, and at the same place." lot number nine tin in Mock iiiiiiiIht twenty-nine A all in the city of Flattsiuoutii. Cass county, Nebraska, togeth er with all the privileges ami apurteii.niccs thereon or thereunto helor.gin. to satisfy a hidgincnt of said court recovered hy John Tat Ion. iljuiitilf, against EllK-rt T. Duke and Lloyd 1. I'.eiuielt, executors and leal n tire'id.itivcsi of the estate of Shepherd luke. dis-easod. and I.aina liuke. M. H. Ci'Ti.Kit, Sheriff 's.is tu Nebraska. I'lattsinouth Clr'. Apnl 27th, U74. SIS I 8AM. II. CHAfllAX. R. T. MAXWEI U Sheriff's Sale. FOR SALE. itU) acres of unimproved laud, four miles from Flaltsmoiith ; good locality ; can l bought re.-tsonable. Call at the ollioe of ,'tf smith & Windham. Studehaker wagons at E. . Dovcy'a. Rest wagon in this part of country. Ct3 Rusiness is hiisineks, and so aro the Cigars at the I. O. liook Store. 5-tf. FAH1TEUS. GRANGERS AND ALL OTHER MEN. Co to I' rank Stadter and have a stencil plate i That's ' By virtue of an order of sale issued out of the District Court, for Cass County, Nebraska, and to me directed, I vi ill, on the day of Mav, A. I). !s74. at to o'clock a.m. of said day. at the south door of the Court House. In the city of Fiattsmouth, hi said county, soli at public auc tion, the piojierty diNcritod in said order, lo Wit : CoiHiiiem-iiijr one thousand seventy-five and two-thirds no7.1j feet north, and one thousand three hundred tul twenty-six l32t;) feet ww of the southwest corner id section sev en (7) town twelve (121 north of range fourteen ( I4t east of sixtli principal meridian, more par ticularly described as being the northeast cor ner of Townseiid's Addition to the city of l'lattsmoulh ; thence west, parallel with the south line of said section, two hundred l"oo feet ; thence north four hundred and thirty (4.i) feet ; tlience ejist, parallel with the south hue of this tract, two hundred f-'om loot ; thence south parallel with the west line of this tract, four hundred and thiriy (4:iii) feet to the place of beginning, containing two ( acres ; situated in Cass t 'ouiity Nebraska, to satisfy a judgment of said Court, recovered by Anselmo j;. Smith against Conrad Ihppte. Mary Uipple. Joseph Eeesley, C. XV. Lyiuuii. 1 homas Hallow ell, Con rad lleisel & Co., and John liross. M. A;. Ci ti.kh, Sheriff. Cass Co. Nebraska. Plattsmouth, Casi Co., Neb., April 10th, 174. 3t5 Legal Notice. 1 Before H. E. Ellison. V l'robate Judge of J Cass County, Nebraska cut to mark your movable irojorty ousiness i 4ott HOUSEHOLD PANACEA AKI FAMILY LINIMENT. 24wty Why VIII Yon KiuTcrf To all persons suffer ing from Rheumatism, Neuralgia. Cramps in the limbs or stomach. Billions Colic, Fain in back, bowels orside, we would s:iy, th k Hoi'sk- llnl.ll l'ANACKA AM Family Uimmfnt is u( all other the remedy you want for intenial ami external tisn. It has cured the above com plaints in thousands of I cases. There is no mis- ! take about it. Try it. Sold by all DruggUts. FOR SALE. The residence of F. W. D. Ilolbrook building ncarlv nisv ten rooms three lots of land. 2t F. V.'. D. II. .ludg. liaines has moved nearly op- , ,;wt pat lown Qn fof ha,f Granger too. ':,ite tiie IlEKAi.i) oilii-e, on the norm fide of Main St., in the old Hotel build- j an hour or so. While we lay a great ! Mr. Vandervourt, hief head clerk LUMBER YARD. Cottonwood lumber sale at Miokclwuit & Sharp's coal yard, by Wm. Edgcrtou. A good siippiy of Cottonwood lumber will be found here at all times, for sale cheap. Kemombor, Miekelwait & Sharp's oliice on Main street, we.-a td Siilh. .Haf.J V. EUOKKTON. ing, and there in tlie glory of new I ileal of that description to the edit ore j in the Mail Service ft-r Nebraska and summer coat, ne luxuriates in uuum i i cm 7?i dignitiitt, amen. i i vivid imagination, or, we were going IT. V. Mathews comes out this week say, perhaps to the fact of a de pleted purse consequent upon his wife getting a new bonnet, only that we have shrewd doubts of an editor's a new "a I" and tells all the folks wir- having many new bonnets, we what lie keeps in the way of Machinery, still must acknowledge that there is a slight foundation upon which he might rest such a probability, for the many eccenti icitics of shape in crown and brim are truly bewildering when we consider that the primary use of a hat orbor.net is a covering for tho head. We have visited the various milli nery establishments in town and ex amined tlii latest siuing styles, and, as far as our ability goes, shall endeavor ! to give our readers an idaa of them, i Perhaps the fir.st display which F..c:-k, trp furniture man is shipping I tempted us w.-v in tho windows of furniture West. Fast, X.rth and South, j Mrs. L. 15. Crocker & Co.'s establish That new bay horse is on the road to ' went where were hung charming hats th- depot and back all the time. raid bewildering 'lowers, dainty veils ' :uid vrcll, adjectives fail us, so we A crrtnin farmer of Cass Co., mis- wil trv to les4-rile what we saw in to, k the IIekaed man for a "colored ; s:4f ... .. m ' f l.lli ;.us:,.'ii t..e o .let a iv. ,o'M;ti.i ii.-.u ; moa ww- v-,. could find was a varia hardware, plows and c, Ac. Mr. Mathews is one of our oldest dealers iu this line in the town and gives al most universal satisfaction to his cus tomers. Uncle Jar,)!, Vallery, the Senior J.-v-oh we mean, brought in o -t'rJ lhs. of finest country cured, home made hams, shoulders and sid.es this week. They wi re th finest we have r.een in a long time. At Vallery A KufTner's. Iowa, paid Plattsmouth a visit this ! week, and called on the Herald in j company with M. 15. Murphy, mail agent on me js. ji. nis ousiness here we'll never tell hear the sell. lion. T. M. Mariuettepaid us a visit this week and right glad were we to his see his well known face on our streets once mora. FOR SALE. Two houses one for cash and one on time. For full particulars apply to E. C Dovey. 00 tf Henry Amison, WIS, vs. William Feck, Deft. ) Cass County, Nebraska. The above non-resident defendant Is herchv notified that nn order of attachment was issued tv the aforesaid Judge on the lsih day of Keb- niary, IS74. for the sum of forty-live dollars, ami it is sought by the Flaiiititf iu this action to take a sufficient amount of your piopcrty in this state to satisfy FlaintitTs claim, by virtue of the order of attachment iUoresaid. Vou are hereby required to appear and defend said action on the 25th day of Mav, A. D.. 4S74, at 2 o'clock p. in., or judgment will be taken airainst vou for the amount churned. HEN" R V AMISON. WlIEELKK & S'll.M'HCOMI!, 2-Gw Att'ys. Legal Notice. Horace B:;i!oy. non-resident. Defendant, will take notice that 1 did on the22d day of April. 174. file my Htition iu the oilice of the clerk of the Dis;rict Court, in and for Cas County, Nebraska, against sa'nl Horace Bailey defend ant. etting forth that said defendant has been j'liiity ot v. illfu'ily abandoning l'et it iouer with out just cause for more than two years last past ami praying that Fetitioner be grnnted a di vorce from the bonds of matrimony, by decree of the District Court, in and for Cass "County, Nebraska, and that unless you answer said Fe tition.onor mjore the 8i"h day of June, sT4. default will be taken against vou upon the same. MARY BAILEY. By ClIAl'MAN & Maxwki.l, 4w4 her Attorneys. t . 7 o i r 7 I J.1 t'ii O.lXiii. Mike, vou'll ! il f -i l-m f. Mir iit ! frtiiii 1 !: t - tnotith, well watered, loo acres under improve; ! moot. Can lx lought for irt cash In hand, I balance on long time. Inquire of I 42lf J'.MrTII & X IXDlfAM. THIRTY YEARS' EXPERIENCE OF AN OLD NURSE. Ccz itciur jLiiiiiiiciit. There is no pain which the Cetitau: l.iiiitueiil. will not re lieve. ,io swelling it will not sid-duC anil no lameness which it will not cure. This is sirong hiiiguait but il is true. here the parr; are ma W'lie. its olle-ts we mi rvelious. I t has prodiieeil moic -ar; s of rheumatism, neii- li'l-SCE ralgia, ioc -jaw. palsy, s;irai:is. j sweinnjrs, ear-ache, cau.ed-brciists, scalds. burns, s;tlt-rheuiii, &c, upoa toe liumaii fraiiie, and of strains, .spaviti, g:dis. &c.. upoa animals In one yoj r tiian have al other pretended retnediea since the world began. It is a ounntor-irrltg d. :tu ail-healaig pain-reliever. Cripples i. mw away !h.-ir crutches, the lame walk, poise oc ; bi;es are rea Dr. Scliildkiiccht, Eeleotic i Homoeopathic Physician. 5iy-OFFICE AND RESIDENCTwJ Corner of eth and Vine Streets, 1'h.ttsniouth, Nebraska. CALLS ATTEX1KI AT ALL ItOCKH. yl Vclra?ia State Ites-iwter. A -to column laper. publislicd at ihe State Capital ; full of Slat news ; independent iu everything, neu tral in nothing ; .?!.. m n year. Correspondents and Agents wanted in 'every town. Wm. C. Clvi, Lincoln. Neb. .Iltf Mrs. Winslow's Soothiti? Syrup is the pre scription of one of the best Female Physicians and Nurses in the t'nited Slates, and has been used for ihirtv vears with never failing safety ; and success by millions of mothers ;;nd eiiihi- reii, from the feeble infant of one week old to tin-adult. It corrects acidity of the stomach. relieves wind colic, regulates the bowels, and li s resr, health and' comfort to mother and i child. We believe it to be t lie Best and Surest . Bemedy in the World, in ali cases of Dysentery and Di'arriiea in children, whether it arises ! from 'leethiugoi any other cause. Full direc ' lions for using w id" accompany each bottle. ! Not, (ieniline unless the fur niiiiih- of CI K'l'IS ! FEKKINS is on the outside v.'rtipper. St. hi i.y all Mtdictin Dealers. 21vly One house. FOR RENT. .Apply to E. C. Dovey. zntt Farm for Sale. mind to get mad until his frk-ml apolo- j tion )f t?0 oM pypspy, wjtis the brim gie l, liy saying he had ben reading t ;l lilje VOTV tiu-;;ru up behind, a little th.- Wmt.-hM'tn ever since he had been j iUorH in,ted tit the sides and in hfi and that aecounted for bis bad ! frou gtvlish trimming for it ryesight. IIebald straight. He now propiss to take a and learn hereafter ta see Tho in.sf fnildn Bal for com- dered luiriuh ss, and the a mini are healed j - ' ..v... .-.w , - v , r.. . . i.., riviu i.. i.. wit hOllt a s:':;r. It IS lio lMi:ii:;.. i lie recipe :s ; em- ui mi; i.oi i.u..iw ni v ass vuunijf. ruon wcr, v couUl liml was a varia- ; ,,,,,, ,lv , ( ,.r,.riw.',.. '.i a.,.i it sells I offer for sale mv old and well known f.nm. of because it iloes just what it o.-etends to da. j CO Arros, Those who now sulTer from rhet mutism, pain or ( at Oleudale. About loo acres of it are swelling deserve to suffer if they will not use ' under cultivation, and about 40 acres of younir, Centaur Liniment, more than ljoo cert ffi cafes j thrifty timber, coiisisiing of oak. hii-kory, silver of remarkable cures, incltidin; frozen limbs, j maple, walnut, oottonwood, &c, &e. Also a chroiiic-i'iieiiiuatism.puit.ruiiTiiDgtumours.&e. j young orchard of fruit trees, evergreens, &c have been received. We v;"d send a circular I The farm i-t partly inclosed by a Honey Locust containing cettiflcates. the rox i;K &c. gratis to j hedge, is well watered for all uses. There is i to any one requesting it. 'm- bottle ot tne yoi- j also six acres oi isiaua iimoer lour anu a nan low unwicr Centaur Linin:ent is worth one miies di.siaiit. New Firm in Weeping Water. Fleming & Kimball, (Successors of J. CI.1SBE & CO.) WEEPING WATER, NEB. This new firm have just laid in a large and varied stock of oods, ENTIRELY NEW, and will now olTer them for sale at the old Stand in Weeping Water. They respectfully solicit the patronage tit the people, and propose to soil good goods as cheap as ;mv one in the Mar ls et . Try Us Once, and Sec. eyi would be a soft twilled scarf, knotted and looped at the side with very short I loops and ends; but for a person of i. . ,t.vn'-mum mruleraf r risoir;. ir)7i t!ir l.laek ... . i ! I,-,, fn.r. 1-J P-inier l-.mit witli hundred dollars for foundered or sv.eeiited hor- There are 1 T-ii- lit im'i'-i nrl (ini s .I:iCv ailu 1 hd 'Oil 1 1 OC1 lnrl V, Intel 8 UOHUcl, n 1111 ' , . jeai nine tit dim . on .joi.iv u.i ..... ,,i ' ses ami muUs, or for s .ew-worni in sheep. utiles instant tether's ;in. and they are up headed, j a Ji pm, win Trim n very wen. j and'ti-ot yes they trot all round n i handsome pattern hat of Mack chip grocery wagon, ami deliver goods all ! shown, aLo a black beaded lac alon". Cood mules! i one with trimminga of black, jet and - i roses. We must inform our readers s your tun?, ncip rourseir ami ; tI;.,t vt trimniii tgs are the thing this HOUSES!! HOUSES!! DK. W. 'o. JONES, -will stand two of the finest HORSES Ever brought to this Slat during the season of 1S7I. a 'NORMAN, help me lee Cream and Soda Water i SUIl.inert )Ut if their pockets aro not Ih n llemph Fart'.es hrn ::i to ca'.l o:i T. XV. , . , . . ., , ,r , , OT1(1 i silks, like turquoise or gros do Naples, Aveckoacks is the place for boots and i , ,. , , Z- . . , .. v. , . , , are more fash ton. aide for trimmings shoes. A large lot just in. New styles . , .... . fo. , : than riwiions. They tire cut m scarfs and best make, duthmaus old stai.l. , , ,,, . M , m j or put on like several folds, enutng at We dv) not think Weckb.iugh can one side in loops and short ends, long complain of hard times. We dropped ; ends having "gone out." Plain colored into his store last week, and he seemed j straws tire the mode, mixed black and head over heels in business, store i white or a mixture of other colors crowded, counter's lined with goods ! having passed the hey-day of their and customers. Stoek-oivners this linhneut is worth your at tention. No family should be without Centaur Liniment. J. D. Ko.sk & Co., Xcw York. 40-ly CastokIa is more than :v substitute for C-as-torOd. It is the only safe r.rtlcle in existence which is certain to assimilate the food, regulate the bowels, cure w ind colic; mid produce untui':;l j prettv full, they Will have to be satisfied l'- contains m u-ier minerals, ,...,, nine Fietures to frame will do well j with a very moderate quantity of them j 11)t vry :U1(1 ,llot!;ors ,.t.,y iVst. 4n-i y hrvock. Ttt. as thev aro exnensive: also the twilled i " 1 " 11 THE J!i:.S7 THE CHEAPEST. THE LARGEST STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOES. AT THE .SHOE STORE. Btttrrcn the P. O. an f- Brooks lima--?, off PETER MERGES. There are two railroad stations at 4 and 4'i Tito (ilenihile Postoffieo and a school house on the farm. Price, 34.IXH) ; ono- ' fourth down ; for the balance, any time re j quired will be given by paying interest in ad ! vance. Apply to the subscriber, t A. L. Cuilo, or To D. II. Wiieklkk rfc Co, or ' mi fiMirii&WisMtAM. The Tut ts are fairly moving out. LIFE INSURANCE PAID. Plattsmouth April -4, 1874. This is to certify that upon the or ganization of the local board of Direct ors, for Cass County for the Fquitnble Fife Assurance Society of the United States organized at Plattsmouth March 25th 1874, composed of the following members: Lewellyn A. Moore, FLOIUST AND IJ;CiUET JIAKER. Particular attention will be given to cut flowers, from small bunches to j glory. We noticed oiw pattern hat with two colors of turquoise silk, pink 1 sn;I ;h;;ili of lif-lit. lirnwn th h;t lip- ! : . ;...-ii: ... ..v:. ... . . 1 the most elaborately amuigetl baskets er, better men it would be hard to i " fil tUa f:...lir:r ,, fll. Tl,:il,(rT"11'1 hand bouquets. An extra assortment ot t.reen house, llcdding phuits, and si.ninier Flowering T. M. Maniuett, Isac Wiles, Charles Ftizenby, J. Valh rv Jr., W. L. Ilobbs, It. Vivian, P. F. litiffner, Alvey Drew, Stephen Wiles, M. F. White, Thomas Wiles Jr., F. F. Cunningham. find. .John goes to Kansas, and Andy! down on the Republican. liulhs. such as tlladioli. Tule roses, Tign'ulias, and Madeira vine. Fustic vases, hanging baskets, and wire baskets of all sizes made to order on reasonable terms. Also a few ! i persons, and it is so varied as to suit everv taste, almost, some being turn- N4t. Frown, general outside Agent j ed up on one .-.ide, same on lroth and for the U. AM. 1!. 11. Co., and stage i some on neither. The Charlotte Cor hors? uiau irenerallv. is in town and ! day of black beaded laea is a very pret- nutting u; led and green pasteboards . ty and popular style. Mrs. t rocker has i j Tronhv tomato ulants. ail over town, telling about his new i a very handsome and complete assort- j (Jreenhouse and llf sidence in Duke's route from C-ete o Pleas-nt Hill all i ment of (lowers, turquoise silks, laces Addition just west of John Fames'. i-i the Countv of Saline ' " ' blu. white, black and white-, bea- P"'811 at -JJ rank Stadter's i.i i.n i ouno ui v.ui.11. . ., ! in Plattsmouth, Cor-Rth and Main Sts. r. r--; . w nnp j ae1 Jet trimmings, vails, ruffs ruches, iqouth, Cass Co., Nebraska. Dr. Chapman s Soda bountatn ts one j aml everythingthat can delight the j t4 of the linest m tne est. 1 he liardii- ; fojuinine 0ye, or add to feminine 1 Marble tablet on which the rountatn ; heautv. stands was broitglit fioni liostou and j At Miss Sweeney's we were inform is fine indeed.' The Dr. also expects . vd that j,er pattern hats hnd bef.u all to put in new show cases of the latest j llOU5ht up almost before she could get style and in fact is fixing up his store ; t,,em int( the show-ease, but the generally in metropolitan style. .ive laatiriii!s seeindl to be on every side him a call and get a cool soda. j for t?u, manaf.tcture of plenty more. I One very handsome crapa mourning hat was shown. A claim was submitted to them for adjustment which was paid in full as per decision rendered by said board in tex days from date of said adjust ment. Signed, M. F. Wiiitk, Pres. J. Vai.lkky Jr. V. Pres. J. Y. IJaknks, Secty. 2-'2m. SPECIAL NOTICES. A YYkirlwiad. AVe. learn by a postal card from Mr. Ik C. Yeomans.that a whirlwind swept across the country some live miles south of Weeping Water, on. the 10th, tearing the roof from a newly built barn on Mr. A. A.Johnson's place, tear ing out one end of the barn aud carry ing a rafter across the road and against tho house, where it broke a hole through the weather boards. There were six horses in the barn but none were hurt. Thanks to Mr. Johnson for supply ing us with the information. At Mrs. Kennedy's aiinedisplay was j also seen, among which were some j Florida hats, at once cheap and pictur- I csque. Mrs. Kenucdy also shapes over old straws. Lunches Meals day board Ifcmt'l". Ben E. J. Dovey, at thu old reliable stand on Main street, still holds out the best induce ments to farmers, and everybody. A largo stock, bor.sht for cash. sdeeted by experience, and sold to suit purchase rs, ouht to be some object to a prudent ni-in. -when lie is buying his L'te.l'.y supplies. Just such :ui arrangement you will find at the store of K. (7. Dovey. Call and gee. Also agent forthe!N?!i h.J:iaJ.:r Wagon, one of the best wagons ever made. V2 Co to Ken. Heniplc's lor Soda Water and Ice Cream, this Summer. Ttf. Never undersold at Merges' Shoe j Store. Call and examine goods and prices. Will be pleased to show them, and no charge. 52tf A POINT OF INTERST. Dr. Chapman has now one of the fillet stores in tho west aud keeps a full line of strictlv Pure Drugs and Medicans Paint Oils Glass &c, to which CHILDREN OFTEN LOOK PALE AND SICK From no other cause lhixa having worm iu the stomach. l$HOWXS VEEM1FCOE COMFITS will destroy Worms v iihout Injury to the child, being orfectlr WHITE, and free from all col oring ot other injurious ingredients usually used in worm preparations. Ci in is A; Itisowx. Proprietors. No. -J15 I-'ulton Street. New York. Sold bv Druggists and Chemists and ilealers in Medicines at U5 cents a box. iwiy All order for frexj. flour and meal. left at evcrv one 13 invited when m want of : sin-icin a Diiu-y's ill recme prom-it atwn- r.nv thing in the drug line. 7-tf; l'yT7 LEGAL NOTICES. Notice to Bridge Contractors. "Not ice is hereby given, that sealed proiwisals w ill Ik- re-oivetl at the County Cierk s otlice iu Plattsmouth. Cass Countv Nebraska, until the 2nd day of June, 1S74, for building bridges in said county : One to be built across Salt ( reek, at shelter's crossing, sjmri eighty feet, with two approaches of twenty feet each. Kids received for either Iron or Howe Truss. Also, live smaller bridges, of wood, renting from thirty-six feet to sixty feet each, including approaches. 1- or further particulars, see plans ami specifi cations at Clerk's otlice. 'Approved security required of contractors, in doabte the amount of coutiact price, and all bids received, subject to be rejected bv the IJoard of County Commissioners at their pleas ure. 15y order of the Hoard of County Commis sioner's, tliu tab day of May. A. D. is74. D. W. JJcKlnnox, 6t4 Clerk. Estray Notice. Taken up, two estravs at Factory ille, Cass County. Nebraska, on the April 2!iid 171. Dks utr-riox : One two-vear old bav mare colt, with white faee. Having attached to its two four legs, two pieces of leather with rings, also one one-year old bay horse colt. The same can be had by proving property aud paying ex penses. Apply to Jno. Mckkix, J. P. Factoryvi!le Cass County, 7-5t Neb. Estray Notice. Came into my enclosure May 5th, a brlndle heifer 3 years old, white spot on shoulder, bel ly white, hind legs white, from gambrel down : no other marks pex-ceptible. The owner is requested to come and prove property, iwy chatges, and take the same aw a v. Ch as. s. Smith. f-it FJsrtsmourh, . an iron trrev Stallion. 6 years old. sired hy a full blooded Norman Horse, and raised by Thos. Fatten, of Mercer Co., 111. 'TALARAX," sired by Liberty and running back to MEDOC, the Kentucky Horse, is a dappled bay, 16'i hands high, and Is given up by horsemen to be the linest Horse ever brought to Cass County. TEItMS : To Insure, $10. At Plattsmouth. Thursdays. Fridays, and Sat urdays of each week, aud at Koek lihiITs. Mon days Tuesdajs, and Wednesdays, during the season. l-3m CARPENTER WORK! W. L. TUCKER, BUILDS HOUSES, docs all kinds o Country Carpenter Work, and is ready for a job at all times. Careful "Work and prompt attendance to Calls. srifShofj on Gth Street, north of FitzyerabVs llw;k. 4-1 y Singer Sewing Machines, FOR SALE KY F. J. METTEER, With all the E A'T RAS, A TT A C II ME NTS , NEEDLES, tfc Also. Hows. Cultivators, Wagons and farm Implements for sale. U. V. MATHEWS, Ou 4th Street, and dealer in Hardware and Implements. Xaiis, Iron and Horse Makes. McCorniick and Buckeye Keapers and Mowers, S weep Stake Thresher, Corn Planters, CULTIVATORS, Garden City and Morrison Plows, Wagon Wood Stock, GARDEN, FIELD m FLOWER SEEDS. Chapman &. Max veil. ATTOUNF.YH AT LAW tint Solicitor It Chancery. Otlice In Fitzgerald's PlocK, i'iall moulli, Nebraska. OKO. 8. SMITH, R. It. M INIMUM, SM2T2X &. lYixnn.tss." Successors to Marquett, Smith, & Starblrd, ! Attonteysat Laic & Real Estate Brokers I'LAITSMOCTII, w . . N EH. Special attention given to Collections, aud all i mailers affecting the liUe to Ueal KVUto. Oilice on 2d floor, over the Post Oukv. I K. LIVINliSTON. Physician and Surtreon. V. . Temlers his professional services t the citizens of Cass countv. Kosidciice southeast crner of )a.k and Sixth streets : oftii e on Main street, one door west of Lyman's Lumber Yajd, 11atlsmo.it h. Nebraska. AVrHKELtU & HEN N KTT Ileal Estate mid ' Ta.pavhig Agents. Notiii ies Public. File and Life Insurance Agents, Plattsmouth. Neb. lMuttftliioutli 32i:2. CHK1SFL. Piprletor. Have reemtly been repaired and placed In thorough ruuntng order, leo.noo Bushels ,f W heat w anted imme diately for which the highest market pricu will be pahl. iJliEEXIIOUSK "and jiedding PLANTS. Time and money saved bv (.nleriug of n-.e. I have the largest a'nd best collection of Plants ver offered for sale in the West. Calaloacs free. Sweet Potato. abbae, i oniato, aud olii cr Plants for sale in their season. Address W. J. lll'SSEK. Plattsmouth. eh. Hubbard House, HUIiUAIf - - 1'kop. Main fctreet. WewpingVatcr. GOOD ACCOMODATIONS FOR TRAVELERS. 418. 1 THOMAS BHHVOGK Funerals attended on Short Solicx;. AIJSO DEALER 1 NEW DRUG STORE- WEKrixu vv.T;;n. n kb. T. L. POTTER, DEAI F.K IN DKl l.S. MEDICINES PAINTS, OILS. YAltNISH. PEKFC M EllX , STATU N Ell Y. N'OTIO N S, ClviAP.S. 'It I P. A CCO, AND CLASS. t2rrcscriyt!or.s carefully prepared. 16tf. DKALKUS IX Agricultural Implements, Hardware. Tl:i-ire. I'jmps, lion is'alls. Stoves. etc. Repairing done to Order and Satisfaction Guaranteed. WE DEFY COMPETITION. -ly J. LMlELDEIt & SON, Dr;.lors 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. I nl, elder js Htatlon. Cedar Creek.) 51tf. Cass County, Neb. NEW STYLES. F. L. ELS1EK, Merchant Tailor Is in receipt of the finest and BEST ASSORTMENT 1ASSIMEKES. CLOTHS, YESTINCS. SCOTCH (iOODS, IKISll FK1 ICSES, &c. In fact, the largest ami best assortment cf Cloths ever brought to this fity. which 1 am prepared to make up in the Latest Styles. G'lWl and xainine Goods. ajirill8. L. GOLDING, Dealer iu CLOTHING, FCKNISIMNG GOODS. HATS, caps, poors, shoes, tki nks, VALISES. CAKPKT F.AGS, &e., &c. . &e., &c. One of the oldest and most Peliable Houses in Plattsmouth. Main street, between Fourth and Fifth. JSltEMEMIJEU THE PLACE. " llR-tf. c-t-CD & O o 5 2. TT. E B -. CO 1 CO 2- 5 o 53 0 Z- , rr. s, i PLATTSMOUTH Grain Company. E. G. DOVEY, Pres't. E. T. DUKE, Treas. FRED. G ORDER, Buyer. This Company ti f 11 buy grain at the high es market rates at all times. Scales and office at K. G. Dovey, Store, lower. Main Street. Plattsmouth, Neb. irriyl Meat Market! IIATT, THE BUTCHER, o Oldest and best established Meat Market in the place. o IIatt Always to be Found Theee. -o- Not changing constantly, but the Old Reliable SM,t. where you can get your Steaks, KoaMs, Game, Fish a"nd Foul in season. south side of main street, One Door West of Herald Office, FURNITURE, CHAIRS, BEDDING, &e'. Main Street, nct door to IJrooks House, Plattsuioulh, .Ne'j. SPUING AND SUMMER GOOD Down Go the Prices ! At u s w SOTOASS 00 s Celebrated YOfctC STOnB Southwest Corner ilain Street, Plattsmouth, Nelia&h.a AND SO THE PEOPLE THINK WHO BUY DreKi Goods, l'rintrf, IJuoLs and Slioea, Dtlained, (Jinghams, Uiown Sheeting, Bleached Cottons, Balniot alj, Carix.'tn, 4 Clark's new Thread, Cotton Yiuufl In tLc Grocery line wo keep the Finest and Bot Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Jlolassr-s, Dried Fruits. Spiees, ctc etc. ' In fact for Your Lirocci iea, Hardwaiu Queenswarc, Wooden Ware. Glassware,' Yankee Notions, Hats and Caps, )!oots ,and itlvij GO TO 2.1-tf. d. sfjrixAMi: co.'s. au iiMim tedM ti r"ri "i ri if" -t t -1 ri i r i FOlt SALE liY F. J. METTEER, Two doors south of Main street on west side of ixth. Call and c and get a Maehine. v ryjj' VH'i'K; pM's 'mmw$&ft -." wi: ( lis.; jf3- ttMf - .-.V FAR31ERS EXCHANGE. B. G. HOOVER, LOUISVILLE, - NEBRASKA. Keeps constantly on hand all Staple Articles such ;n COFFEE, SUGAR, TOBACCO, MOLASSES Dry Goods, Hoots, Shoes, Slc. Tn fact, everything usually kept In n Variety Store, which will be sold on small profits fo CASil. Allkindsof Produce taken iu exchange for goods, and the II 'iyhest Market Prices giten in Cash tor Urain. 19 Farmers Lumber Yard. Having made arrangements in Chi cago, and elsewhere, with extensive dealers, I am jirpjwed to furnish on short notice all kinds of Lumber Doors Sash Shingles, t&c, at a" reasonable rate. I also keep con stantly on hand full assortment of Xails, Hinders, Locks, Hardware, of all kinds. Those wishing to bnild will please call and see mv stork. E. X0YES, LOUISVILLE. Stover's Wind Eiiirinc. f .... TT ror JS And J J5 Farm The best nnd cheapest Wind Mi J..lrj tiMtfAV iiuniiii'4 water for sliH-k. For sale by J . THOMAS & SON 3. SitW PI;;ft,ii.outh, Cm Co., N.!. William Stadelmann has on hand, one of the largest stocks o Clothing and Gents' Furnish ing Goods for Spring and Summer. JiT-I Invite everybody Jn want of anything iu my Hue to eall at ury store. SOUTH SIDE MA IX, Between 5th & 6thJ St's.' And convince thcnistl-ves of the fct. I havn aaspectalty in my Retail Dovurtmeuts. a stock' of Fine Clothing for Men and Boys, to which ; we invito mose who waiii goKia. . ! ;-t7J olso keep on hand a larpe nd wei e -j iecicd Slock ot Jlatsi, Ca;-, !ots. tJnx-s, &c. !