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LOCAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Transient, cenu ;v Ii:io. Regular adver
tisers n, touts per lino. No adveiiisonient In
serted lor less titan i'. cciii.
Picture Frames of every style at
ru NHKYOl'KX
New and beautiful Music by good
artists Friday evening.
Lunches Meals day board I3en
L-f::il advertisements will b charge d to the ! llciliplc.
paitics hamli:: llii iii In. I
VOMMIMCATIOXS.
! Come to the shoe store for the best
i ttjl illl-(tUiwt 1 Ik I I II f '.I fi I 1 l-S II T '111.1
. . .. . till1 I iimii" fi ,...,....,, ..,., .. i , .14 1 V
our spnoe N limited, roiiiiiiurili-ations : - . . i . -.i . .
mut he bru t ana n tuo point, with no w.wtc of pairing done neatly and with dispatch,
"ordj. ; o-'tf P. ilKKULS.
NEWsrAI'ER DECISION'S. ... . - . 7
, . , ! It is astonishing how many boys and
1. Any per-.nn who takes :i paper iv;;ularlv j , ... .
from tin- tioi!if. whether iiin-i i.ii to in- ; young gentlemen will gather around
tiaiiio, r whi'liicr lie is a subscriber or not is i , . , , , . . . .
responsible tor t in- iay. I any kind of water-works that promises
2. If any person i.nh is Lis paper disooiit in- ,, t .,..,1 ti.r,., c ,.,.ll.,;
MM. he must pay a!! ane..i :i-es, or the publisher ; 'l l'l"1 no l'1l tuCn- S,:e Wl'lllg
iii.-iv o.i.tiH.m ios.-i.-i it until payment is ma.;.-, ; windows at Slatklniann's or Frank
H1KI Collect 111? V.lioli' atllollllt, WUotlllT the pa
per is taken tit.a; t in- mho- or not. White's.
3. 'I lie com Is have !-; U-il t nut refusing to i -..
t'lke ih: a-; ijici-'i ami pci ioilii-.ils lioni tin-pnsi - I . . , .
.!li.-.or rciiioin:; ami b-avimj them in..:ti! ! j A mail in lOWil broke 111.- leg ill tWO
vul,t.'rim't -""'lc t'vi','J"!''- li " '"- jllacl.3 wljiU. lJUHig off hj3 boot, and
LOCAL NEWS.
Picture Frames at ?"!u '!..
the editor says it must have been a
tight bout, or a mighty weak ley.
Some prowler entered the house of
A. li. bniith, the other morning.
Dr. (.'haimaus .Soda Water will : through tlio oj-eii front door, and find
quench your thuist. "-tf ! ing nothing else handy took a pistol
T 7, T ., I from a drawer. .lust then a little bov
liemember the origan fund r riday ......
came m. 1 earing discovery tne rogue
threw the pistol in the bushes and lit
See Ilesser's line specimens of flreen ; out. Moral: J.ook out for your doors
House plants at Vivian's every day. whih you're out gardening, Ac. Smith
i tliinks we may be a second class city,
evening.
Look out for a pair of handsome j ut Ui.lt . . ;l u i(.k
black Mans on the road to Omaha
iiaxt wet-k. Tiolters, thev rr.v
j Vivian's grocery store, on Main
! street, b lw the IIr.n.i.u cflice.
j Frc-.li vegetables, fruits and every-
A r.:n tw.iy t 'tui hc.i tcred a load of
1. t .1 .... ! I .ft ..... .1.,,, l..-t t-
; thing good for the table. Prop in.
bu'. did no further d tmagc, we l.elievc. j
C'hr.ili" I'.yrnc of Plattsmouth passed
the Sal bath in l)iiuihii.itjiuLli-'fn.
Its a wav he's got.
Par! i-'s having Pirtnro.s to fratnt will do well !
to call on T. V. Miryock. 7tl.
Messrs 'Wood Dro's. of Weeping j
Wat'T arc hauling out tin- goods to
t
their place lively. Xo doubt they will j
buil l up a good trade there. j
For yo:r Tahl.-s. Chairs. Iieilstoads, 15filli:i,
P.uroatis. Chilil n-n's Can ia;.'t-s. Picture I'ranies,
ft.:., call on T. V.'. SHKVOCK. 7t,
Lines sugeitcd ly the deata or Julia Kmnin.
youngest tlaulitt r of John ami Sarah M unlock.
Of Mt. Plcas;inl, Nebraska.
Dearest Emma, must thou leave in
"Weepiim. lonely and forsaken ;
Life's dreary path alone to trrd.
Wlille t;.ii to heaven art tah"it?
:'adly we wont 1 have Ciee retained,
Bu: thou a better home hast pained.
Thy presence mach our hearts wnu'il cheer.
As o'er life's sea we sw if:ly ;rlide ;
Slou'.l storms ami c'oud.s await us here.
Thy lamb-like soul would help us guide
Our fragile b irk to heaven above,
The Eden of eternal love.
Thou wer't a flower of beauty rare.
Too beautiful on earth to bloom ;
As the ioso. so fragrant and so fair.
Thou left behind a sweet perfume.
Which will with us forever stay.
To guide our feet in wisdom's way.
A plant, too precious here lo grow.
On the low grounds, where grief abounds,
And ever- joy is mixed with woe.
And sins most with'ring curse is found
Transplanted now. unfold thy powers.
In fairer climes, and pleasant bowers.
As from the tomb we turned away,
With aeliing heart and tearful eyes
I hear the .stricken parents say
Through graee we'll meet thee iu the
skies.
God grant you grace, your vows to pay.
And dwell with her in realms of day.
Dear parents. wiie your tears away.
Weep not for her though from you torn ;
May Heaven all your grief allay !
Ami crown you w ith a golden crown !
She'll not return to you below,
Put you to her must shortly go.
Mt. pfeasant. G. P. C.
Never undersold at Merges' Shoe
Store, fall and examine goods and i
prices. Will be pleased to show them,
and no charge. o-Jtf
j puixt or ixti:j:st.
Dr. Chapman has now one of tin
finest stores in the west and keeps a
We call especial attention to the new
"ad"' of Mickehvait & Sharp this week.
They are lively, enterprising men and
sell goo i machines.
! full line of strictly Pure Drugs and
! Medicans Paint Oils Glass Ac, to which
! every one is invited when in want of
j any thing in the drug line. 7-tf
IV
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Lunch?
Heniple.
Meals dav board Ben
Friday evening High School Enter
tainment Fitzgerald's Hall.
Halt, the Hatcher, still sits and
tiiiih'j in that doorw ay, and behind him
are arrayed the finest, fattest beeves,
lambs, chickens and sich, that ever
giaced a butcher's place.
Fresh Fish have been ;uite plenty
lately; thanks to good management
and lucky hauls 0:1 the part of Mr.
Streight. Sr.
Mr. West has more truck on his acre
of jroiind u; here, than any other man
we ever .vaw. Among the rt, is an
apple-tree with '! different kinds of
fruit 0:1 it; each lhnb bears a separate
varietv.
.7. Ph. Young, with Vabery &
Ituffner. Local Agent for "Our j
Fireside Friend." Subscribe with
him now. 7-2t
Now's your time, help yourself and
help m Ice Cream and Soda Water
Hen II ei 11 pie.
Dick Streight, the livery man, lias
been enlarging, beautifying, buying,
and hanging out shjus around his place
until it looks like a small carav.;n
dwelt there. It's getting to be quite a
place on Dick's corner, and he has
some very tine horses and carriages, but
what a checker-board, six bottles, three
brushes, and two fish-hooks on the
south side of the barn, has to do with
livery, we can't see for the life of us.
H:Urrv-
da water call and trv
it. Ciood syrups, pure soda, and clean
t umlders.
A postal card from 11. S. Childs on
the Ilepabliean. Their little band has
a-rived safe at Ilarton's H"nd, Furnas
Co. A heivv settlement is fast earn
ing in.
there.
Childs wants a IIevsald out
CASS COUNTY MOCKING K1KDS.
Vivian is getting up qite a collec
tion of animals. Last weekheaddid
on the donkeys, and this week he puts
out some handsome varieties of Cai-s
county mocking lards. The. big dog is
about, and Mr. V. sells groceries cheap
er than ever delivers them free and
is good natured all the time, no matter
how many g ods you look at and don't
buy.
JIAKKIAtaiS.
Dt'Cfinil .WMM PUTIN'S On M0nd.1v. May
lH'h. wt, t.v II. P. Paison. Mr II. F. D'l'FKit
h.m m to Mfss Jri.iA .MlKTi.vs, all of Cass
County. Nebraska.
Ve editor' was not present, but a by-standT
reports that In his opinion Jude Kllison does
up a little the slickest and briefest wedding job
of ar.v le'ral gentleman he ever listened to.
Centaur Liniment.
1 There is no pain which the
M Ceuiaar Liniment will not re--.Lam.
li' ve. no swelling it will not
J J subline, ami 110 lameness w iiicu
rf ii. "ill not cure. This is strong
j 1: ugui'ge. bin it is true. Wh"ie
ifAf t''" pans are m.t gone, its effects
a. are marvellous, li has produced
n.o:e cures of rheumatism, neu
ralgia, lock-jaw, palsy, sprains.
swellings, ear-ac'ie, eaked-breasts. scalds,
bains, salt-rheum, &x, upon the human
1'r.itiK'. and of strains, spavin, galls, &c,
upon animals in one year than have al
i-t!i.r pretended remedies since the world
began. It is a counter-irritant, an all-healing
pain-reliever. Cripples throw away their
crutches, t'10 lame walk, poisonous lutes are ren
dered harmless, and the wounded are healed
without a scar. It is 110 humbug. The recipe is
selling as no article ever before sold, aJid it sells
because it does just what It pretends to do.
Tims-; w ho now suiter from rheumatism, pain or
swelling deserve to suffer if they w ill not use
Centaur Liniment, more than KM) certificates
of remarkable cures, including frozen limbs,
chronic-rheumatism, gout, running tumours, &e.
have been received. Wc will send a circular
containing certificates, the recipe, a, gratis to
to any one re'iuesting it. One bottle of the yel
low wrapper Centaur Liniment is worth one
hundred dollars for foundered or s'.veenied hor
ses and mules, or for screw-worm in sheep.
Stock-owners this liniment is w orth your at
tention. No family should be without Centaur
Liniment. J. C. Kosk & Co., New York. 4C-ly
Warranted Strictly Iure
.DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
at
Dr.C. B. Chapman'
PltDifltll'TldX Iltl' WTORE.
All the leading
PATENT MEDICINES,
of the day
NEW AND rr.KSH.
A large stock of IVrfunifry ami
Toilet .trlM'Irn, I'aint.t. Miw. (in
cluding all kinds of lubrieai tng oils,)
Varnishes. Wimlow-lilass. and 1'utty.
looks. Stationary, ami Initial laer,
4oltt Imi. Hie migest and best as
sortment in the West. I'ure Caudles,
Tioic Teas, ami l-'iii 'is;ar.
l'LTtli COLD AKCTKJ SODA WAT
KK. Kvery new ch I -e and cleg tut.
One door West of tin" l'osl Oiiicc
8-3m Dr. ti. H. Chapman.
t HAMiE OF IT ML
On the IJ. & M. II. 11. in Nebraska, tak
ing effect Monday, May 11, 1S74:
Kearney Junction Express leaves
11:23, a. in.; arrives from West 2:33
p. tn.
OMAHA TRAINS.
LIFE INSl'IMNCi: PAID.
Matt -mouth April 4, 1374.
This ii to certify that upon the or
ganization of the local board of Direct
ors, for Cass County for the Equitable
Ei fe Assurance Society 01 the L , nited
.states organized at Flattsmouth March
PKOFESSIOXAL OA III
Wlll:EI-E" & ttKNNKTT-Ial T.-.talo .m.t
' laTpating Agents. Notaiies Public, Kir
and Life Insurance Agents, rtatt-smoutli. Neb.
K.
It. LIVINGSTON, Physician and Supgeon.
lcmlers Ills pmiessl"iiat servics to uie
23th 1S74, composed Of tllO following : Cl izens of 'n chunty. I'esidenee soutbea-st
.... a . : co ner vt Oal a;id Sixth streets ; oliiee on Main
mniHii is, j st eet. one door west of Lvmau a Lumber Yard,
I . M. Marquett, 1'. E. Ruff ner, i l-.attsmoutn, Nebraska.
I sac lies,
j Charles Lazenby,
I J. Vallery Jr.,
W. 1 Ilobbs,
j E. ivian.
Alvey Drew,
Stephen Wiles,
M. E. White,
Thomas Wiles Jr.,
E. E. Cunningham.
A claim was submitted to them for
adjustment which was paid in full as j uko. s. smith.
SAM. Mi HAC.MA.V. It. T. MAXWKLI.
Clinpuan & Maxwell.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW and Solicitors in
Chancery. Oilice iu Fitierld's Ulock, l'lutts.
mouth, Nebraska.
K. II. WINDHAM,
Ee. Platts.
Freight, C:30 a. m.
I'assgr., 1:43 p. m. .
Ee Omaha.
I'assgr ., 10:30 a. m.
Freight, 5 p. in.
Ar. Omaha
9 a. m.
3:10 p. m.
Ar. Platts.
12:10 p. m.
7 p. m.
7-tf.
per decision rendered by said board in
tkn days fiom date of said adjust
ment. Signed,
M. E. White, Pres.
J. Vallkky Jr. V. Pres.
J. W. Uaunks, Secty.
2-2m.
LEGAL NOTICES.
Lewellyn A. Moore,
FLORIST AND BOUQUET MAKER.
l'articular attention will be given
to cut lowers, from small bunches to
the most elaborately arranged baskets
and hand bouquets.
An extra assortment of Green house.
Redding plants, ;ind summer Flowering
bulbs, such as Gladioli, Tube roses,
Tignidias, and Madeira vine.
Rustic vases, hanging baskets, and
wire baskets of all sizes made to
order on reasonable terms. Also a few
nice 'Trophy tomato plants.
Greenhouse and Residence in Duke's
Addition just west of John I James.
Orders can be left at Frank Stadter's
in Plattsmouth, Cor. Gth and Main Sts.
Plattsmouth, Cass Co., Nebraska.
5t4
SPECIAL NOTICES.
i;o to lion. Ilemple's for Soda Water and lee
Cream, this Summer. 7tf.
Notice to Bridge Contractors.
Notice is hereby given, that sealed proposals
w ill be received at I lie County Clerk's oilice in
I'batsniouth, Cass County Nebraska, until the
2nd day ot June, 17-1. tor building bridges in
said count v : One to lie built across Salt Creek,
at Shelter's crossing, span eighty feet, with two
approaches of twenty feet each, liids received
for either lion or Howe Truss.
Also, live .smaller bridges, of wood, ranging
from thirty-six feet tosixty feet each, including
approaches.
1-or lurtlier particulars, see plans and specifi
cations at Clerk's oilice.
Approved security required of contractors, in
double the amount of conn act price, ami all
bids received, subject to bo rejected by ttie
Hoard of County Commissioners at their pleas
ure. By order of the Board of County Commis
sioner's, this (itlt day of May. A. D. 1S74.
D. W. McKl-NNON-.
fit Clerk.
Estray Notice.
Came into my enclosure May 5th, a brind'e
heifer 3 years old. w bite spot on shoulder, bel
ly while", hind legs white, from ganibrel down :
no other marks perceptible. The owner is
requested to come and prove property, pay
chaiires. and take the same a wav.
Idas. S. Smith.
7-Ct 1'lattsmouth, Neb.
Sheriffs Sale. "
Bv virtue of an order of sale issued out of the
District Court, for Cass county, Nebraska, ami
to me directed, I will, on the thirtieth laoth)
day of May, A. 1) 174, at ten fun o'clock v. si.
of "until il-'iv. sit the south door of the Court
House, in the city of l'l ittsniouth in said conn- ;
ty, sell at public auction Hie following real I
estate, to-wlt : lo;s seven (7) eight (K) and nine I
: ill block number five (" : also at eleven (11 I
I o'clock A. si., on same day of the month and j
veal, UI iu. iil ine s.iinc 'i.n r, mi uuno'ci inn.-
STMTII & WIS DM AM.
Successors to Marquett, Smith, & Starbird,
Attorneys at Laic & Real Estate Brokers
rtATTSMOl'TH, ... SEB.
Special attention given to Collections, and all
matters affecting the litle to l;eal Kstate.
Office on 2d floor, over the l'ost Office.
Dr. Sdiildkneeht,
Eclectic & Homoeopathic Physician.
Crr-OFFICE AND KESIDENCKSr J
Comer of Cth and Vine Streets, I'laUsiv.outh,
Nebraska.
CALLS ATTENDET AT AM. HOURS.
s" ;:.:-.-:'.
Funerals alteiided on Short Notice.
ALSO DEALEi: IN - . -j
FURNITURE, CHAIRS, BEDDING,
Main Street, next door to Brooks House, riatlsmouth. Neb.
fl ust ice of the Peace.
Office on Main Street riattsmouth. Neb., near
lv opposite the Hkuali oliiee. Business hours
f rom s A. M., to 8. I. M.
All County business usually transacted be
fore a Justice of the I'eaee, will be attended to
by the Subscriber.
General Collector of Debts.
8ly J. VT. HAINES:
VebrawUa Htat Itesritor. A 4( eolumri
a! paper, published at the State Camtal ; full
jwI.i. I.U-J.S iinieiienileiit iu evervthing. neu
tral ia nothing; Si". a year. Correspondents
and Agents wanted in every town.
C1.0YK, Lincoln. Neb.
W.M. C.
'Alt
lIatsnionl"i Mills.
IIE1SEL. rroprietor. Have reeently been
renaiied and t.bued in thorough l imning
order. Iiki.ihmi Bushels of heat wante't imme
diately for w hich the highest market price w ill
be paid.
SPRING AND SITMMUR GOObS
Down Go the Prices
it
c.
Celebrated
NEW YOK STORf
BEDDING
(JUEEXIIOUSE AND
PLANTS.
TAuic and money saved bv ordering of me. I
liaTc the largest and best collection of Blants
ver offered for sale hi the N est. Catalogues
free. Sweet I'ot ato. Cabbage, Tomato, and oth
er Plants for sale in their season.
Address YV. J. HICSSEK. riattsmouth. Neb.
Castouia is more than a substitute for Cas
tor Oil. It is the only safe article in existence
which is certain to assimi;.i;c the food, regulate
the bowels, cure wind coiie and produce natural
sleep. It contains neither minerals, morphine
or alcohol, and is ploa.sant to take. Children
need not erv and mothers may rest. 4' ly
PAY VOI K CITY TAXL.S!
H,one the li.uh'-r. h is h 'c:i ctc:u!
in uii. I refitting liis little cHl'-e, until
j Ok-erve the wlmiltanre on Friday
;pciii::r only 2-Jcts. a scat. Kcservtd
inli:!:.uc;it Cily Taxos Z
The taxes f.-.r 1 '7J lmcame delliupieni on the
1-t i;iv of May. and l.y t!ie new law I am
!b!igeil lo entdice the clleci io:;s of said taxes
aL o:ice, 1111V5.. they are pai -I p! .iiiij'tiy. There
are also some c;--' due on the y-'ar is.'-j, w hich
nrist be paid '! oree or tliey will be pat in the
hands of a;i oiricer for co!U- iion. l'l. msc come
toiwar.l jtii-l save me trouble ami yourselves
expense. WM. Vixtk.km'i:k.
Ill City '1'reaMir r.
M'.'itS
50c ts.
it siiiiics like a new brass l;'t t h-, and j Dr. Untlcr of Vejinjr Water re
the inr'iMW-mfnt is fn .h'i f ul. It j moved a tajo-wonn from a party near
looks like t'.u1 d'rand ('t.-ntral at Ouri- j there, that inoastires over 45 feet now
h i. as it lies in ths aleohol, and large
Trv Dick
S t it i fill's new
wao'i, on
hofnu'i liraeo sjrins. (lood for
hi'.iit H. an 1 li-iiin p irties, pi.r-iiie's.
and to settle yonr dinner, we know.
1 i.uin .1 oi l fellow must havo been
1 lniehtv ne;tr a linndred feet. Oh mv!
i we il rather crusade than have that
I fellow about us.
I'leture M-'imiiics :'.t
T.Z. Tlio. W
f.irjioeii. h.
Ilutterv's sod. 1 fountain is now on
the run. (lood cool drink for pleasure j
or fun. I
j Fifty more families passed through
' here for the settlement of C'ozad not
: Ions: since. So lluss( 11 savs.
Quartette sinking' at Ilih School
F.nteitainnient 1'ridav eventii";.
IMIOPI.E'S MARKET.
At the People's Market you can find
and buy for cash ttnything usually
kept in the market line. I pay ea:-.h
15iHy Studelmann is fixing up the old : and I must sell for cash : and to my
Dilly Neville place, and it begins to ; customers J sell and only ask small
look as it' somebi d.. lived there. They j profits, but I expect prompt and sure
talk of putting a head on things gener- ; pay. - H. E. Ellison.
ally, but in Plattsmouth they ought to ! stO
say, 1 m a new jt -jiil on nun. i-verj- 1
1hIv is getting ;t new front 0:1 this
A. VV. White has removed Ids (iro
cery store to Whit" ov Spiers old stand
recently oceupitd by J. D. Tutt. ilo
and see him.
ii :i:-c am oi'ssisii.
Mr. Fred Stadelmann will open his
Ice-Cream Parlors to-day, Thursday,
May 21st., and invites all to call on him.
A very pleasant ladies Ice-Cream
Parlor on the second floor.
One Florence. Sewing Machine for
sale at this oilice.
A small load of hay taken in sub
scription at this office.
A few bushels of corn or oats will 1 e
t: ken on subscription, at t'.iis office,
stf
spn Ug,'.
llesser's new (liven Houses at the
Pie Nie (J. miens are in full bloom now
and will amply repay a visit down
there to all who love dowers and beau
tiful plants.
Plattsmouth is fixing up wonderfully
this spring. The young trees, new out
houses, and brand new fences of the
older settlers looks well for enterprise,
and every now and then a new dwel
ling house pops up. silently but surely,
somewhere about town. Asthesteam-
We call attention to the opening day
of Mr. Fred. Stadelmann's lee-Cream
Pallor. Tie has the rooms very hand
somely fitted up. and we advise every
one to give him a call to-day and many
times in future.
The 1Ii:i:alu is in hot waterall over,
Keod Bros, and Plattsmouth Merchant
are after us and now conies Mr. Mc
Guire and states that fie feels agrieved
because we said he was "dead broke"
and says that a Sarpy County man
came over "a pupposs," out of smpathy
(lo to Vivian's! Fresh oranges,
fruits and vegetables daily. Gnveries,
china ware and garden seeds; now's
the tiiiK
111 NA'.YAYS.
Two second class runaways this
week; one bl.p-k team with a load of
hay, and the other a bay team with an
emptv wagon. No damage.
1 ..ff. 1.: k 1 rt'k 4-.. 1. i 1.:.., j.
boat man would sav, we are "cumins , uur"u , ,7 I
,., - j and we are in a bad tix. Do let up on
ahead quite last. The country looks
. . . . , J I us gentlemen we are poor erring inor-
just inagnihepnt. Ine fruit prospects i . ,
, , ., , , ! tills anj way.
are good and the farmers seem all busv !
and happy. Fair crops, fair prices,
fair weather and fairest hopes all com
bine to make us feci good this spring.
THE IJ.HJ1I
MTI(fI,
MKNT.
Notice.
Notice is hereby given, that the City
Council of the city of Plattsmouth, as
per previous notice, having met and
ENTERTAIN- ; adjourned from time to time, as a
! Hoard of equalization, for the purpose
ji 1:11 u.iiiiiui; uic assessment IISIS OI
CHILDREN OFTEN LOOK PALE
AND SICK
From no other cause than having worms in the
stomach.
r.UOWX'S VEItMIFl dE COMFITS
will destroy Worms without injury to the child,
beim; perfectly WHITE, and free from all col
oring of othe'r injurious ingredients usually
used in worm preparations,
Ct 1:11s S; I'.uown. Proprietors.
No. -zV, Fulton Stn-et, New York.
Sold by Druu'fiists and Chemists ami dealers
in Medicines at 1'5 cents a box. 2-iwiy
All order for ft cd, flour and meal, left at
Streight & lilley's wiil receive prom t atten
tion, ir.ltfj C. Hkisicl.
Soda Water, Ice Cream, Lunches and Meals
at all hours at lien. Ilemple's. Vt f.
. .1 CHALLENGE.
I challenge the whole northwest in low down
prices. Kead the figures and judge :
Women's Serirc (Jailers. SI.
is Serjjc Gaiters, i?2.V. Xo Shoddy.
Jlen's P.roans, si. ..).
loots, .;. Oood whole stock.
Everything else in proportion.
Call and examine before purchasing else
where. Will be pleased to show them. Main
street, 3 doors east of l'ost Office.
7tf. 1'etki: MEKCEJ.
Auction Sale of Condemned Government
Projierty.
HKl'OT Ql'AKTKRM.STKl:'S OFFICF. I
Omaha, Nklhaska, May 4th, 1871. I
On Wednesday, the ."d ilay .f June, 174, liicre
wiil be sold at public Auction, at the (Quarter
Master's Depot, at the intersection of lath and
Webster Streets, Omaha. Nebraska, condci.med
Government property, as follows, viz :
7 horses ; 2 mules ; IS army wa'rous ; 1 ambu
lance : iV saddles ; 214 saddle blankets ; st sin
gle sets harness; 1K stoves, (as old iron, by
weiuhtl : aoofeet rubber hose : .S ;i7i grain sacks,
and various miscellaneous articles ; s-ic!i as
tools, etc. ; also f wall tents, with tlies : itf shov
els : r. spades; 'M axes ; 5 Sibley stoves; 2 iron
bunks, etc.
I lie sale to commence at 13 o'clock A. M.
Terms CASH.
V.y order ol Brigadier-General Ord.
J. II. BELCH EK,
5t4 Assistant Quartermaster U. S. A.
FOR SALE.
b;n acres tf unimproved land, four miles from
riattsmouth ; jrood locality ; can be bought
reasonable. Call at the oliiee of
vJtl Smith & Windham.
Studcbaker wagons at E. G. Dovey's.
wagon in this part of country.
Best
CtJ
Business is business, and so arc the Cigars at
tlie 1 O. Book Store. 5-tf.
FARMERS. GRANGERS AND ALL
OTHER MEN.
(to to Frank Stadter and have a stencil plate
cut lo mark your movable property. That's
biisim-s i '. 4..:if
iu block number twenty-nine cJ:i) all in the city
of 1'lattsmouth. ('ass county, Nebraska, togeth
er witii all the privileges and appurtenances
thereon or thereunto belonging, to satisfy a
judgment of said court recovered by John Tal
lon. plaintiff, against Elbert T. Duke ami Lloyd
1). Beiiiieit, executors and legal representatives
of the estate of Shepherd Imke. deceased, and
Iivina Duke. SI. B. Cltler,
Sheriff Cass Co. Netna-ska.
Flattsmouth City, April 27th, l7i. tto
Estray Notice.
Taken up, two estrays at Factory i'le, Cass
County, Nebraslca. on ilie April A"! T isr4.
Dii.-i i:icrio. : One t wo-year old l-ay mare
colt, with wliiie face. H iving attached to its
two four legs, two pieces of leather with rings,
also one one-yearold bay horse colt. The same
can be had bv proving property and paving ex
penses. Apply to
J.xo. MntriN', J. r.
Factory ville
Cass Countv,
7-5t 'eb.
Legal Notice.
It is hereby ordered that the March term, 1S74,
of the District Court for Cass County, 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 wiil
be in at-tendance. By order of GEO. B. LAKE,
Attest : Judge.
D. W. Mi KIxxnx,
March 3d, 1871. Clerk Dist. Court. 19-3m
New Firm in Weeping Water.
Fleming & Kimball,
(Successors of J. CEISBE & CO.)
WEEPING WATEK,XEB.
This new firm have just laid in a large and
varied stock of goods,
ENTIRELY HEW,
and will now offer them for sale at the old
Stand in Weeping Water.
They respectfully solicit the patronage of the
people, ami piojiose to sell good goods
as cheap as any one in the Mar
ket. Try Us Once, and See.
cyi
HOUSEHOLD
PANACEA
AXD
FAMILY
LINIMENT.
2twly
AVIiy Wall Yoa
Silfer!
To all p -i-sons sulTer
ing from Kheuiuatism.
.Neuralgia, Cramps in
the limbs or stomach,
lliilions Colic, I'ain in
back, bowels or side, we
would say, Til K HorsK
Itllt.ll l'AAI'K AND
Family Limmf.xt is
of all others the remedy
you want for internal
ami external use. it lias
cured the aboe com
plaints in thousands of
eases. T icre is no mis
take about it. Trv it.
Sold by all Drujgists.
FOR SALE.
Two houses one for cash and one on time.
For full particulars apply to E. (i. Dovcy. 50 If
; lo-morrow cwmiijr some of the s.iid ritv. ilid nr. their -i-., .ni;,,,,
V" j" V 1.1.111,,
jouiif; poonlc of IMattsinouth uive tin ! May 18th, 1874, order that notice
FOl'NNP. : cntfiTaiiiiiient at Fitzgerald's Hall, for i a-:iin W iven tllilt t,ey would ad-
On Secoipl street, a handsome gold j the benefit of the High Sehool organ j Th wll e'TheSl onlvo,!
breastpin. The owner can have the , 1 and. A short and very amusing , tunity for redress; and all persons feel
sanie bv applvinir to (I. H'inhackel's j piece, called the Spirit of 'Tti, in which ing themselves aggrieved by said ; s ess
harness liot and paving for this ad- j is represented the supposed status and I mt'nt lu'l-v appear before the Board on
- - i ... . t?i:it ii:v- :in! thpn:iltoi' mi ;ii.nlw.i
i: ! llOSltlOll OI men Mini women mil r tlio ! ""V ' i
ciiisniiciii. ; - - uiis re at ive to the rei net on of t
new dispensation of "women's rule," is ; u-iii i,P pntrtained Bv tl.o Cnnnii
13y order of the Board.
FOR SALE.
An improved farm, four miles from Platts
mouth. well watered, MO acres under improves
meiit. Can be bought for pirt cash in hand,
balance on long time. Inquire of
4Jtf Smith & Windham.
THIRTY YEARS' EA'PER IENCE
OF AN OL 7 NURSE.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the pre
scription of one of the best Female I'liysicians
and Nurses in the United States, and lias been
used for thirty years with never failing safety
ami success by millions of mot hers ami cnild
reii, from the ieehie infant of one week old to
tlie ailuit. It corrects acidity of the stomach,
relieves wind colic, regulates the bowels, and
... i it ; .
The saddest young person in tui , the priliej!)ai P(lI-t cf the nroirrammp
city is the girl who has been compelled i;..tw(.eI1 tjie act3 ;U1(1 tim.ili;? the even.
by the weather to wait three weeks to j iug some verv tine instrumental and
put on tlie Spring suit which she j vucal llUIsiu wn hQ ivvlu We llolie
knows would outshine that of every : our j)eo,,ie tum out and patronize
-ill of her class in Sunday school. I this cxi,ibitur largely, both because
magniiieent, has bec.i "Jt iu. mcii u isgivnta
one, and tilso that the
tions relative to the reduction of taxes t 'V!'? r'1h .he.aJvii ami comfoi-t to motiierand
,.-itl I.Q o.,urf n.,.ul 1,,- l.Q ;i i ciiiut. e Oclieve it to be tlie Best and Surest
Kemeiiy in the World, in all cases- of Dvsent-iy
and Diarrhea in children, whether 'it ariies
from Teething o any other cause. Full direc
tions for using will accompany each buttle.
C. F. Williams, City Clerk.
'EWMl'SIC.
We havo received from D. P. Faulds,
Publisher of Music, Xo. TO Main Street,
Louisville Ky. a piece of Music entitl
ed "On the lieautiful Ulue Danube," a
T it lll l'llliiceill. 1 .13 I'lTil i
.... 1 .. i. verv lautuioic
aroun-i again, ana our ga me,, - , ( arranged to lhe melody from the
like a tropical paradise. One can see ; l"- a ;Ung thutin lu e ;
town of a "l"tvei u-i naiu to present a nne pic- j '
11. 1.5 ICi; IIUC.
tracks all over
r'ning; he blazes his path by the ' ture ot real imaginary life to their j
,-er-oots he leaves. Well, its a j audience. Xo one who has not tried We a
I lesser's
mornin:
flower-pots he leaves. Well, its iii',u,"u,u; -o one no nas not tried j a e are sure our readers will thank
pleasant way to make ones course ; ""s ".... w umu. Mm.i : us ior caning their attention to the
thiou-h life bv leavinga streak of hap- j :i:ul ,iani work 0Iie ot these little plays very handsome advertisement of the
viness in the wake. j cost to the performers, and as it is a j Excelsior Manufacturing Co. of St.
! r"'e y'11- "on, iiiem especially ior L.ouis, as it would be useless for us to
I the benefit of the children, now and ! trv tn cv anvtsint,
' I "J - "J ill UOUl OL lilO
one (ienuine unless tlie fuc simile of CL'iiTlS
I r.KM.N.s ,s on the outside wrapper. S
by all Medicine Dealers.
rapper. :soll
Wwiy
One house.
FOR RENT.
Apply to E. G. Dovcy.
50Jf
Farm for Sale.
HOUSES!! HOUSES!!
Dlt. W. D. JONES, will stand two of tlie finest
HORSES
Ever brought to this Stale,
during the season of 1S74.
'NORMAN,"
an iron grey Stallion. 6 years old. sired by a full
blooded Norman Horse, and raised by Thos.
Fatten, of Mercer Co., III.
"TALARAX,"
sired by Liberty and running back to MF.DOC.
the Kentucky Horse, is a dappled bay. 16" j
bands hiidi. and is riven up by horsemen to be
the linest Horse ever brought to Cass County.
TEKMS : To Insure, StO.
At riattsmouth. Thursdays, Fridays, and Sat
urdays of each week, and at I Cock HlulTs, Mon
days. Tuesdays, and Wednesdays, durinji the
season. ' l-3m
U. Y. MATHEWS,
On 4th Street, and dealer in
Hardware and Implements.
XaiN.
Iron and
liel-e r.akes.
Mctii; -i.i -k ami
i'.i!'--; "ve Koane)-. and
.'low CIS.
c.-p itake Ti-resiier,
Corn Planters,
CULTIVATORS,
Garden City and Morrison
Plows,
Wagon Wood Stock,
GARDEN, FIELD
AND
FLOWER SEEDS.
"-."ui
Meat Market!
Hubbard House,
HUBBARD, - - Vnov.
Main Street, Weeping' Water.
GOOD ACCOMODATIONS FOR
TRA VELERS. 4 1 m 6.
NEW DRUG STORE.
WEErlXG WATEK, SEB.
T. L. POTTER,
DEU.EIi IX DRVCS. MEDICINES. TAINTS,
OILS. VAIIMSH, l'Eltl-rMEUY,
STATU )N EUY. NOTIONS.
CH.SAHS. TOBACCO,
AND GLASS.
Prescriptions carefully prepared. 16tf.
DEALERS IN
Agricultural Implements,
Hardware.
Sr ware.
s Tumps,
lion
K'ails.
Stoves,
etc.
Repairing done to Order and
Satisfaction guaranteed.
WE DEFY COMPETITION.
so-ly
J. 1N1IELDEU & SOX,
Dealers in
Clothing, Dry Goods,
Boots, Shoes and
GROCERIES
Of all kinds, at tlie lowest possible rates,
Also
Dealers in Grain,
for which the highest cash prices are paid.
Hides and produce of sill kinds bought at rea
sonable rates.
luhelder's Station, (Cedar Creek.)
5Uf. Cass County, Neb.
Southwest Corner Main Street, riattsmouth, Xi branka.
AND SO THE PEOPLE THINK WHO BUY
S3 12. IT 13 3.
Dress Goods, Prints, Boota and Slios,
Delaines, Ginghams,
Brown Sheetihfj,
Bleached Cottons, Balmoral, Cari4d.
Clark's new Thread, Cotton Tartr;
Iii the Grocery line we keep the Finest and IJpst
Tea, Coffee, Sugar, Molasses,
Dried Fruits, .Sjiicts, etc., etc.
In fact for Your Groceries, Ilardwnio
Queens ware, AVoodtn Ware,
Glassware, Yankee Xotioi:-,
Hats and Caps, Boots and SIio
GO TO
2."i-tf.
D. SfjriNASSE t- CO.'S.
Look to your Interests by buying
Agricultural Implements
T ' f' ' : r.v?i ' T.
NEW STYLES.
F. L. ELSiER,
Merchant Tailor
Is in receipt of the finest and
BEST ASSORTMENT
5ASSIMEHKS. CIXITIIS, VKSTIXfSS. SCOTCH
GOODS, 1KISH FKIliSKS, &e.
In fact, the largest and best assortment of
Cloths ever brought to this city, which I am
prepared to make up iu the Latest Styles. Cail
and examine Goods. airrill8.
L. GOLDING,
Dealer in
CLOTinxo. Fi'iixismxr, good?;, hats,
CAl'S. ISO! IT1. SIIOKS.TKl.NKS.
VALISES. CAP.PK I' r.AGS,
Kl'... fcC, v:'.
One of titc obi.? !.ud 'io.t It-'.i'i'de TTii: --es
hi i'i ti : -'a.iii; u. Main sfax-ft. betvv-en I'ou!'.'.
and ;r:!i -
;i-i:EME.Mi4i:;. ti r k i-i.
nx-tf.
OF
MICKELWAIT & SHARP,
Agents for the justly Cehlreted.
Lav, Adams & French Harvester.
Carriages THIlEIi Binders when necessary, uses no r.elt. Canvi.s oi I'uliyes In eh vaiiiij; tl.v
Grain. Also agents for the
Omaha New Manny Keaper and Mower, Eagle Cultivator, Thomas Com Hr.r
row, btudebaker Wagon, Grand Detotir or Dixon .Sterling
and Breaking I'lows, IInier, Ilolings
worth atid Pacific Hay
Bakes, &c,
rrOFFICE Soujh side Main street, west of Gth, riattsmouth, Neb.
8-3:.'l
FOR SALE 1IY
. J, METTE
H-ii
Two doors south of Main street on west side of Sixth,
and get a Machine.
In
Call aiidsu
. r..
JUIi;E ELLISON'S CARDS.
Judge Ellison informs us that his j always at the High school it should j great Charter Oak Cooking Stove
system of cards and cash payment is be freely and largely attended. We The very word suggests the thought nf
a well cooked meal, followed by easy
i digestion, vigorous healtn, with a, de-
working first rate, ami his business is ; have seen the rehearsals andean assure
increasing rapidly. We are glad to j our readers it wiil be worth going to
bear this, for we most heartily approve i see, and the music also cannot help be- j sire to have plenty of real work to sav
ol me pian, anu v.isn xue o uur .m n:g ;i ncaL u au real lovers of good nothing of the comfort of a happy, con-IT'-"..!
Uu k, ! music. J tertfsl household.
One of the BEST FARMS in Cass county.
I offer for sale my old and well known farm, of
1GH Acre,
at Glendale. About 100 acres of it are
under cultivation, and about 40 acres of y .iui-r.
thrifty timber, consisting of oak, hickory. :-.:ivcr
maple, walnut, Cottonwood, we., o.c. Also a ' T T rt"T TIIT? Ti T TITf I TT l
young orchard of fruit trees, en izu -aw. : A 1 1U lV--'llLiIt,
The farm is partly inclosed bv a lluacv L... .; ,t i O-
neuge, is well watered for all uses. There is
also six acres of Island timber four and a half
miles distant.
There arc two railroad stations at 1 and I'i O-
liiiles distant. The Gleudalc Pustofflee and a
scnooi nouse on the rami. Price", SJ.'KiO; one- i O-
fourth down ; for the balance, any t'me re
quired wiil be given by paying Interest in ad.
vance. Apply to the subscriber!
A. L. Child, of
To T. rr. "Wttpft rjt t Co, or
" S5TTTlf & 'WrKTW 11.
Oldest and best established
Meat Market in the place.
o
IIatt Always to be Foe Kb There.
Not changing constantly, but the Old Reliable
Sixit, where you can j;ct your Steaks, ituasts.
Game, P'ish and Foul in season.
SOUTH SIDE OF MAIN STREET.
j One Door. West of Heraij) Office,
Fi.AT'T??roTj-nr, Xjte.
PLATTSMOUTH
Grain Company.
E. G. DOVEY, Pres't- !
E. T. DUKE, Treas. ;
ITtED. COIJDEIJ, Ihiycr.
This Couijiiiuy will buy grain at ILe liijjh
market rates at all times.
Scab's and flc; at E. Cm. Dovey, Store. lower.
Main Street, i'latLsiuoutli, Neb. Y.,yl
THE BEST
IS ALW AYS
THE CBEAPE T
For your Groceries go to
J. V. Weckbach,
Corner Third and Main street, Plattsmouth.
(Guthmann's old stand.)
He keeps on hand a lare ani well taleeted
stock of
FANCY GROCERIES. COT FEES. TEAS.
SUGAR. SYRUP, BOOTS SHOES,
&.C., &C., &c. &c.
til Cohhection with tlie Grocery is a
Bikery and Confectionary.
Highest price paid for Country Product
ts?A full stock at all times, and will not be un
dersold. Take notice of the sign
"EMPIRE BAKERY ANT GROC2BY.
u ij'l.
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