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About Nebraska herald. (Plattsmouth, N.T. [Neb.]) 1865-1882 | View Entire Issue (July 30, 1874)
4. T il 1M1 ft l A L I). WARRANTED STfECSLY PU5E LOCAL ADVERTISEMENTS. Transle.tit. 'JT, cent ti'is, 10 ter.U p-.r line. No advt-i'usci.iei.t lu- seated lt.r les tna:. is cents. I L:gal advertisements wi.l be ! parties handing thorn 1 . I i DRUGS Al MEDICIM COM M L'.Ml' ATI O VS. -A. T 1)11. G. li. CHAPMAN a a to it.. PRESCIPTION DRUG STORE. j ALL THE LEADING "Fxkl! fiklm rini'in Out of tl;2 Northwest coiner of two little youngster's mouths, startled our lxo!e, on Saturday evening just about STATE 1TES. There were over lifty teachcio at tending the Institute at Crete. (truss Hoppers have taKen the corn in niglilfall. The small frame building ; Antelope county, but found the wheat in the rear of Leonard's photographic gallery which had. been used as a A or is r.i,Jy..;Oic.m,i.,ii.,i,-t!.)J..: Pi! CIS t 3ICU1CJ 21CS r tllC (lay, ! snmke house for JJolopna Sausages by 'voV.u!.""' h'ut anJ U'"' w,rt"! ' f j FUIII VNJ) Fv ! Judge Ellison was found to be on fue. The nigut was ueauui im eaimanu a in. l.OUAj, NEWS. Ire Cream I'arlor above J'ost Office. F1XLST ICE I 'UK A 31 IX THE CITY Fa.iiUies, P.u Jii s, and Festivals supplied ;;t ; shvit notice :u:d on i-;ioi.:it !. terms. Rcmcm- j l r Hi'; i'lfl flr r ft Ci'Oiii I'm hit: J II. .1. .STREIOHT. i Uis W. K. DAIWAII. j An ire ma:i lor an auctioneer Frank " V li 1 1 ; that's what lie is. .V few bushels of corn or oaLs will be taken on subscription, at this otTice. ytf A LAR :.'C STOP:; OF PERFUMERY AND TOILET ARTK LES, PAINTS, OILS, On- !u ding ail kin Is .f LI RR1C ATING OILS.) VARNISHES. WINDOW CLASS, and PUTTY. HOOKS, STATIONERY.and INITIAL PAPER. GOLD PENS. THE LARGEST AND I; F.ST ASSORTM ENT IN THE WEsT. PURE CANDIES.. CHOICE T E A S, A N D F I N E CIGARS. PCRK (OLD ARCTIC So!i. WATER. EVERYTHING NEW, CHOICE AND 1. LEO A NT. One Doni West of the Pot !!-. int. (i. i:. ciiai'.max. ; tie hot without the aid of any more fire. ! nevertheless half the town soon gath i ered round the fierce blaze from the Bolognas to toast their shins, light ! their cigars and make remarks. Very ' wild rumors were atloat. One story ; suggested that Judge Ellison and 200 ! lbs. more of Bologna were inside and all on fire. Some thought that Stiles had fallen into the big kettle with the i rest of the grease and was now all j ablaze; again it was. told that a poor ' Indian woman with her papoose had I .straggled in there to stay for the night, the baby accidentally wiggled its toes THE CASS COUNT V EDUCATIONAL 1 among the lire brands and kicked out ASSOCIATION ! h spark which set the dry old shanty I lesser sends us the first Tomy Toes ; will hold its next regular session at ! on lire, and the baby was supposed to it" il.e mmm'i Vi.v lii.r n.,l riT.,. ivi- I'l;iits',iiiut !. eoiniiK iH iii'' at 10 o'clock ; be roasting alive, the mother having lows thev were. too. . on the last Friday of August, 187-1.- We heir a large attendance. An item i accident. too far advanced for them, so says the Oakdale? Journal. The Grass Hoppers in Merrick Co.; have destroyed the crops in the greater j portion of it. j Grass Hoppers have arrived in l)ix- i on county, and taken the corn, small grain is out of their way. MAUIilAUES. JOHNSON lVNN. On the 4 1 li inst, at the Cannon Hon.--;. Lincoln, by the Rev. O. T. Conner, Allifrt A. .IoIiiimiii and Mary E. Lynn, both f Cass county. Nebraska. SPECIAL NOTICES. LOST. A Cold IV n and holder. Any person finding the same will be liberally revvauted by having it with 11. R. WINDHAM. Its terrible to notice how the suiiiiikt oJ.s eame down at Merges Sh; Store. lSlf. irHUXWhieldaaa Protection. WILLI M JHtOLD IIe.-iRUicuniverSiillyiw1tiUcatobctlieHiost t " l'..rn deslrabJa o: earthly blcA.ia.RS. et it U Jeop.trd- -'! a.s i-t.-klt-ssly as l( It wr of no v.iUiv at nil. Thousaiids wlio are colnpeiied by their otvupa- I tionsan.l Mirstiiti tol'.'ath unwiioli'.oiue air, tc i exjMiM! themselves to violent, alternations j heat an I eold. and to brave other evils inimical ; to Ueailli and life utterlv ii'j:!en to fortify ; them.ii-lves against the dangers vvhieh surroiinil i them bv pro it course of tonic treatment. lVr j . ', i . i....... .. r ., i iii.,:,.no- I i ,4111 m tin iv llil li i - evenl'V the nurtineiA of tlie medieial piofes tiion, that llosteller n Stomach P.ttters is the best antidote to malaria and the finest aeelmiat in'i medicine in existence. In fever and atrn iH.strieis. in tioiiieal und ther regions visiied by epidemics, and indeed in all localities w here the conditions are unfavorable to health, this lamoiis vegetable inv:oraiil and alterative has been found a potent safeguard even to feeble -onstiiutions and frajiiie frames ; while as a cure for indigestion, biliousness and all kindred eomi'laints it is eonlessed'y without a livid. lt-'in iA IJl. s AS I) l.l.il Id.!. r"u SALE. Uvo (f IaucU inti will come Higher and higher still mounted the Saw DiisL and Cottonwood Lumber ' j,,.f,,re the Association. ' Haines, and cooler and cooler smoked lor sale all the time at the Steam Saw : t'. AV. "WIS!'. ' ! the lookers on, perfectly secure and Alill, on the rier bank, by j President. j abandoned to the belief that if the llt. W.M. Edoekton. : I I ill ico'k- iinlv i'ot. llierts before the LOST, ST 11 A YED Oil STOLEN. From the inclosure of E. II. Russell, four noi.. i-.-ist of Weetiinir Water. 1 Liht Lav Horse .....I i tv.i.t l( i v f -. rt. Iwktli ,,f tii,, limn sit siml been SUlToeateii ID an early Stage OI llie al'Oiit is years old. Any person giving informa- lion its to tneir wnereanouis win oe jiam ior JAMES STOCK1IAM. their trouble. 1S-3V, Soda Water, lee Cream. Lunches and Meals it all hours at i'.en. Ilcinple's. 71L Tii!- II. IJ. C.of i'iatts'iiouth will play ; ihAtitths t.vA.tiAAuu. Ibuildins burnt down, one single soli- : Exam::i:iMons for prant-ii- certificates will be j ,..i.,.,.. .,;,.f ,,f ,,, i n l mnie it liiatcli came airailist til.: Hock Jil tiffs l.eld at ine tini.-s and paces immed below : "'.'' 1 . " . .: At Platl.-iuoiitli .IliiV .list, iHi. " 1 nl o:i Saturday, at the bitter place. At Sci.t 4in.js74. FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION. Coinn! Came!! Come!!! acid would Set all doubts, and fire too, j To the Sunset hoa-e whore we sell clothing j Go-id. delivered free ;;11 over town bv i Vf. W.M. G. WoOblU Kr. A'.o Siiiith. tin; Sweet Potato man, 1-ccepB delivers the finest and fresh st egeJables to his cu.-domt-r.-;. 1 At Orcenwood (Waters Sciid IloineMlet. I".t!i, ' At Siip'.c- l 'li'i-i; SeliiMil I louse. Oc;. 'JOtll. 1ST1. ; At ttM'uiii? Wat'-r ocf. -d. i."!. . At l l.;lt iii"!. Us Oct .iotn. 1ST. At li';nl Pic; .sant Nov. ."I li. l7-l. At Fn;! t -Moii.il Nov. jTill, '..-T4. Ail persons who propose to app'v for e ilifl catcs vvili picase avail I iicinsclvcs ol one n; these o",mi : in.:, n-s. No otic-r .;oriani:i-s will be ! o:'n ic'i as the Superintendent will lie absent fi,iu in. me vi;iin s;-iioo!s. And no certil'u ales will be ls-m-wed except on f-exaiainaiion. Ph-.tt :::'.i;:li, July - t ii. ls.'l. lS-ts . . i. ,i . i, ,i;.i i,. Mini cneaiM-r man an vimxi v. iouoiiaKe my worn . at rest. The Labcock did at me, ana f(r u - a w jou , s. If we cannot sell for eost. We will sell you a nice suit for .S'lo at Win. Stadelmanns. "Hats , caps boots and shoes. Cents furnishing goods ' ol an Kinds enea; lor ea.sn al win. .-uauie-maiius. I2(f all the little liabcocks mounted them selves on the backs and shoulders of men and boys, looking like big red spi ders, from whence they squirted a sound on the folks, into their eyes and over their clothes; after some delay tin Dig IJabcock began to play very handsome ly and soon extinguished the lire. Seriously, had there been the least IN-mcmber W'erhbach the Grocer, Guthm tu's n'd sta'id. A tine as.sort- That famous rat trap of Mr. Wtsts, me:it of Groceries, Hats. Caps, Doot.s, ! spoken of in our last issue, is doing i l.reeze we might have had a very dan-sh.i.-.i antl general good.L 17tw j elTective service, having caught six: J gurous contlagation, and we hope the rats the hist tune set, all. Air. . i (ire bovs will see tlie necessity or exei- I'. ank Carruth's baked potatoes under j icround are ii ; wli-'re : Skill's toasted . bread disco'.mts tliem and half a game j ahead. I cising with their engine and keeping it in better order hereafter and ready . Ft: i. lows, S Pres. thinks, there were in the cellar then, and three have ended their days in the same manner since. Xext it will in- t,r prompt work. At the same, time vade the barn and then we hope it ! We are disgusted with the able bodied Then; will be a meeting of the stock- j will take all the neighbor's so that no '. citizens of this place who coolly walked holders of Franklin Town Company, I chance visitors may trouble us. along the sidewalk and left the few on Fiidav evening, at s p. m., at St ad- ! ,.imT V-tiTm ! firemen that could be assembled at elinann s store. My ORDER. j i once to tug the heavy Hook and L.iu- j I-ac!, and every iM' mb. r of the Flatts-;M.tni.k.iuil rlim; over to tho lir0f F. T. Duke A: C... h..ve ,;i.,t got s-me mouth 1'ire Depai tii.;-ut are p .rtict- ! a,i(, S((ln(. ,,ulf au2eu iKvs were all that ,.f the handsome l .stovt s we ever s ;w. ; larly reUn. sled to be present on Friday i , t ti(..ther to I)Un the truck ew.smney.a-moi mi-.i cur.-ms liUn . j my -s ist, im 4, ai i o cioe.i r. At.,snai p. , Kvtv busin(.ss ,,i:m iu unh,ue stlc; a, must ,-.:it every U.J. Jbisiue.s that must be attended to antl I t!i?i tmvI1 ou.,ht t hnve interest suf- ik'ient in jireventiug tires and destruc tion of property to lend a hand at such ! a time, and m ire older men should ; join the lire department, gi ing it tone i and ellleiency, and not leave so ini- lly a rcccui ruling of the P. O. IK- ! l"riant a matter as the preservation iartme;::,m-v.-s'.ape;-s are allowed to ' of our p:op.-rly in the hands mainly ol pass through the mails in the .count v I arccly twenty-one years old. where published, ,; of Postayi from ' u llK U who oWn IiroiHrt-v ll''n? .Inlv 1st, ISM. Sot having this i,:. can't and won't turn out to aid the t re formation at the fceginiug of the pies- j lepartuieni. you can't expect mud, of rnt quarter, we itdlectfd postage on ; t strangers who join it for .. ......... .... i. fun. I luiuin i.it , s. i f i,miii;i 1 1 ii , i 1 1 v rv1 'O - j oncouutv paoets will please call soon :. The o.emen in a small place like I and the money will bv. refunded. . ".,a '-"nsist of every one inter- J. V. M K!f vll 1. M. I est ed in property, ami then they 1 woiiM'nt stitnd o;n' side and grin and 'fAMSlI IIAIi ESTE:l. laugh" befau.se the lire engine did not invit iti m ' t t!l('re SJ soon as they might nave done, nor would mey wani to ' teach outsiders and people from the i country that the brave boys who do oal or w.. )1. it m. n vii.'b rance : ! reo aires the an! of ad the bovs c.t'l .-l ; i I s.' his st -'.i. J IJv order, . . ! JXO. A. Mac.ML'UPHV, ll'iet Is St't 0 ! S 11.1 woni tiiat .... ... ' " n.i iv was i in; nouesi nay in io vears, i i a:. l Sitnrdav beat that; 100 before to j SI'blTAL N;TCE. a. in., and lti7 at the S-.irveyor !.':ierais lliee. ojii' of thv coolest pl;i" 'S a'.ut tow n. Mr. ski!!, t'rci wls-:n no m re truth- ful man can be found, declares that on j Friday, l'reh made bread was toasted ; en tii.- tabh-at Sta h;!m tu's before tliey i -uId eet it to their mo.iths to cat. Glory! ! The Thermometer stood at OH :n the hadit-s; piace in 1 1,'.! t -moid h on S.il e.rday. .July .'"it!!. U was the hotttst lay ueever saw. The '.vind bi.-w ;t pvrfe.'t sirocco an.l tlie thermometer would have run up to !'!'. in the wind any v. ;;ere Walter White, the inevitable street sprinkler, says he never had so little i help from ot her sources as he lias this Remember that the exehsvivt Shoe Store is the best and cheapest place to act jour foot gearing. lftf 1ETER MERCES. io to Ren. Ileniple's for"Soda Water und lee Cream, this Summer. 7tf. P.usine.ss is businebs, and so are the Cigars at the 1". O. Rook Store. 5-tf. CHILDREN OFTEN LOOK PALE AND SICK From no other cause than having worms in the stomach. PROWN'S VEKMIFl'OE COMFITS will destroy Worms without injury to the child, bein perfectly W HITE, ad free from all col oring of other injurious ingredients usually t:seU in worm preparations. Cruris vt I'.koWN, Proprietors. No. 21." Fulton street. New VorK. Sold bv Druggists and Chemists aild dealers ia Medicines ai cents a box. iMwiy READ ! READ ! ! Tiie siimnier goods came down awfully at Merges' Saoe store. Call and examine, no charge for showing them. ltf Ail order for Led, flour and meal, left at Strci-ht.v. Dillev's will receive pronr t atteii th.ii, L-llfi C- Hi.isKi.. FOR SALE. W aer-'s of utiimiirovv't land, four miles from I'l.ittsmoiii li ; gm.j lucaliiy ; eau be bought rea.soii.ibie. (.'all at tlie ollice of ,Jlf SVl! Til & WlXDHAM. Centaur Liniment. There is no pain which th Centaur Linanent will not re lieve, no swelling it will not siibdc.e, and no htioeness which it will not cure. This is strong language, but it is true. W here the parts are not gone, its effects are marvellous. It has produced more cures of rheumatism, ncii- knfrVTCl ralgia, lock-jaw, palsy, sprains, swellings, ear-ache, cakeu-bi easts, scalds, burns, salt-rheum, 1e., iiMti the human frame, and of strains, spavin, gaits. &t. upon animals in one year than have ;d other pretended remedies since the world began. It is a counter-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 selling as no article ever before sold, and it sells because it does just what it protends to dr. Those, who now suffer from rheumatism, pain or swelling deserve to suffer if they will not use Centaur Liniment, more than looo certificates of remarkable cures, including frozen limbs. ctn oiie.-i iieiimatisiti, jwut. running tumours, &e. have been received. AVe will send a circular containing certificates, the recipe, &c, gratis to to any one requesting it. One bottle of the j el low wrapper Centaur Liniment is worth one hundred dollars for foundered or svveenied hor ses and mules, or for screw-worm in sheep. Stock-owners this liniment is worth your at tention. No family should be without Centaur Liniment. J. H. Kosk & Co., New York. 4G ly Castokia is more thau 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 cry ami mothers may rest. -'-! v Keeps one of the Largest Grocery Stocks IN TOWN. C - .s" ".'.V-! -r :,V r v L. F. JOHN' OX, ( liy-Opposlte the Platte Vally House, in Sel.l; : ter's Je'.veler Store, Main St., Platts'raouth, Neb. AGENT FOn ST, T.nrIS, VECKEll BROS., . A. MIL LLU A- CO".. ?v;rV0 ; - ::ib'" -vs .'5v;sb'.r t Funerals attended on Shot'! Notice. ALSO DEA1.FR IN HCIU'KT, SMITHS AM KiilCAX, AXT I liJSTu.X i yea. rw And idhcr Frst-cbiss Pianos and 'Orga). -AVholesale il Kct.'iil Dealer Mi htrni-j-s. Sheet Music, and all kinds of Mu.s'chI Merrhaudise. ;;MFSICAL INSTFM F.NTS Tuned and Rcaired Satisfaction Guaranteed Jan 1 yi Chimjo tt- North-M'tstem Kail tray BUY YOUR ATA THE Chb uyn tf- Not tli-IVtttei a Rxihnay. For CHICAGO. FURNITURE, CHAIRS, BEDDING, &c; Main Street, next door to Ihooks House, Pl.iltsmo itli. N . Detroit, Toledo, RliMa'.o. New Votik. Philadeiihia, P.altimoie, Toronto, Vancton, Montie-il, Cleveland, J tost on. l'.iooniHiion, Springfu'ld. W ashington, Cairo, I udianopo'.is, I'ortland. N iagara Falls Pittsburgh. Cincinnati, Albany. Sioux City, LEGAL XOTICES. Sheriffs Sale. ly virtue of an execution issued out of the Disiiict Court, in and tor Cass County. Nebras ka, and to me dir-'cted. 1 will on the .'.1st day of August. A. D. ls74. at one o'clock P. M. of said dav, at the Smith Door of the Court House, in the City of Plattsmout h. in said eounty. sell at Public Auction the following disciibed Real Estate t-i-wit : The East Half (E iiof the South-west Quar ter (S. W. 'il of Section F.Uht s Township Eleven till North of Township Ten lie) Ea-a oi Si n) P. M. in Cass county. Nebraska. To satisfy a Judgment obtained by A'allery & Rutl ncr aiainwt Jacob Dishony. l'l.Ulsiiiouth, Nci., July 2:ld. 1ST I. M. 15. CUTLER. I7-t5 Sheriff Ciuss Cour.ty. Neb. One d iv last week at the of Mr. .). V. Mvtteer, agent for the Marsli Harvester, we took a rid.; out ! westward to see the Marsh Harvester work. At the farm of Mr. Murray found the hov.-i a sailing in on a FOR RENT. The large and commodious w;iv-roo!n, cellar and oftice. on second tioor of building, formerly occupied by Jacob allery. .If. in Masonic Clock. Kii'iuire of 1J, li". la v i Nos'i u.v or l.i-tf 11 T. DcKi-:. Call, exiiinine andi'i iee goods at Merges Shoe Siore before purchasing elsew here. I will never he undersold. '1st! FOR SALE. Available farm near AVeeping Water Falls, euitivaicii. v. it ii water and limner, .ve.. For particulars, cull at the ollice of ..it Smith & Wimjiiam. ' turn out regularly with the engine, and attend the meetings of their tire FOR SALE. m so acres of land on desirable terms. ShMi cash in hand, balance on time to suit purchasois. For particulars, call at the ol-lce ii ;tt S.Vll'lH . W'lNDll AM. I FOR SALE. i ,.k i 4i... i .. : i d. nartment, cleaning the engine audi pui acres of unimproved land near Kltrht Mih " io.h nine, nno me; imMilfM , - . .... im,. l -,n I... t.m r,.l:,s..,l on r..:.s.i!.:.l.l.. t..n,w ' 10:U T' l ; ? 1 -f tving up gntln seemed certainly to 1- fiing other dirty tmd laborious rX'W U'"" Mun.u, r. He thinks t u,s old gable end I work for the preservation of other peo- u smiths Wim.uam. .. a street drmks a power of water Un,0.Winlilg t5rt,symy jmir. ph-s property, were a mere set of beer ron &AL llll.s .-U it ! . ! . I ,.,,..,1,.,... .... nvirf lilpcu or if V!1T1. . . .. . . . : 1 I . ' I .1 ll,lll.lf'-.- .f-l: 1.1 1 ilL'iL' . . . , . nevmg iounii aiul round tne held ..... el . (i i r . , , 1 bonds of some strange tvpo and kind. Fo. that funnv Fox. the -Express- after the sheaves, a he binders on a u" -' " , ........... , . . ,. t:-,i, iT o vr sier i, ,.H- c , v I Take hold of your lite department, Dissolution Kotice. Tlie co-pa'-tnership heretofore existing be tween Wav man Curtis is this day dissolved by miitural consent. John Waymau vviil carry on the business and collect all out standing ac counts and. pay ail bids against the tirm. JOHN WAV MAN, F. W. ClEIIS. FlaUMiioitlh. N'eb., Juiy 7th. lill. l'.-w greys. He says tlie Granger's gave it to the Iri-hmen with his potatot;s, "If you citizens, and make it what it ought to Two houses one for cash and one on time. For full particular apply to E. i. Dovey. 60 tf .1 RARE OPPORTUNITY. The use of a farm for years ; the party rent- V " i " i , ' " in ; ,,-.,( a,, i,,,,. i r,.t,.i, . he, a mide and honor to the town, and ing to do some breaking ami pay taxes h;m I ecar.se be is so good a middle- : ant an.. .,l;ea . e.s bound, letch em on , ' - . other ext.ens. Call at the ..flu-e of " A, - i .. i j. .1 c oilier expense lean. Slate alw.o s at the Kxmvss of- ! ottr table, we an't git,g all 'round the "'Uatt ' 1" " Mtf lice. Call on Fox. i field after them," not afoot any way. rnvi'f w liarn iii-iTnl i n Ti irtivit i tit in? rrl : Wood F.rs., of Weeping Witter, have just received a new lot of Stoves, FfMPs and Hardware. Also a new 'tinner, a Xo. 1 workman, and casto mers are respec t fully reijuest'd to send in their work. We see that our Johnson Organ fac tory is getting quite a reputation abroad. The Limv.ln papers notice the fact of Mr. Johnson's success in the business. We are informed by Mr. Johnsce himself, that they have been very successful, and that the have orders for organs ahead. ' Every one that has tried a ".Marsh" be promulgated. seems pleased and satisiied with the machine, and Mr. Metteer lias worked j IInlin-s wft ia anS;Vr this business up from one machine iu j '70 season. "We gues.s he must be the right man in the right place, and hope he may have as good success always. to three carloads and over this' "V rnntilt thrr. ru!iii:tfrnn (he ofRrfal rtfrl aivio'.-r re't-icr-i can it' tijit mciraecuraey. ' 1. Dry goods may be mailed under the rub's j governing third-class matter, tsee sec. s amend ' ed law. in another column. packages limited to ; four pounds, w rapped so as to admit of cxam ' ination wiiliout .n stroying tiie wrapper, and unaecoiiipaiaeil by any "vrritinir in addition to : I he address ; postage. oi'e cent for each two ; ounces or fraction thereof, 2. The 4th of July being a legal holiday, post : m..sters can close their ollice on that day the i san e as on Sun. lavs. See see. :v., p. liil. Reg. 1 ls7..) j 3. Pr.Mis'iei-s of newspapers cannot send ; copies of their paners to othcrthan regular sub- scribers. without prepayment of postage at : transient rates, no matter wueiiier tne parties The second year of the I'iattsmouth addressed live in the sasm? county or not. m.., v- i i ".. ... . If a postmaster has information that a pub- h s-caool m,1 commence at !:-5) ,.), U so ,iit,-. lie should re.i-iire the pub A. M., on Momlav the 7th tlay of Sep- ' usher to take t'-e oath prescribed by section u; 1 page 177. Keg.. Kl. 1S7.;. and it he refuses to do tembcr next. An able corps of teach- : so, advise the Department, t See sec. u, ainend- V .,- . s;, ,.:t. l; .. ...... t.,Kt r , . . , , ,. . . el iaws. in anotner colnniti.) A.i.. Sniitlt lies uti mil taole. (hi, lor ers under the su:"iv isiou of Prof I ; ....,,, , , . , . o.i ui- oui .iti. ion wi en. . . ! j All third-class matter should be i.renaid such a blessing hist week, woul.l'nt a! W.Wise, will insure thoroughness in . in full, or the same should not b- forwarded; - - i i . nice ripe, juicy, cool watermelon have ; tlie various departments Pick Claiborne with a small IJab cock did good and efficient service at the tire Saturday night. platts'idft:: hhhi scnooi- S.T33i:I Ar.r.ur.1 Aaaotmrcinea. riFIHlAll F01I AZK0 SMITH. A IJIg- Wator.aelotu Tl-.e fir.st of the M'iison, July 27th, bv with the bii; if tiie same reaeii its destination, not hav im; been prepaid in full, double the prepaid .... i , . i. , , ino-s iii .-i. oc conccicu on ine unpaid por- Ihe branches taught in this school : ti.-n. i cover a solid Fiudish fluent;.... i,.l ..H- ! . '.,-n pnrti.-s refuse to pay the postage on nierchaii.lise. raid to tak it out of a j.ost ofliee, : lag Jl'jsi-r, I'ri'r-u. Aiffultty, P.'iyH- ! il """'d be scut to the Dead Letter ollice. ' -,-.., . ',t. . i it- 4 i r- Wlion nev.spa'.iers are sent in bulk fr: ail , , '0Ju 11 .:''' If. (. im a i 11 t-tVtry. at- : ove post oftice to another with the intention i tasted god hist Saturday thermometer at tOS. Hon. AVm. (. Clark. d Califor ,.Ti 'li ,- ... i : .-, ';. -,',1 I..-,-T t ,,. i having them distributed through the boes or will lecture 111 the Metno-bst ..lilch 1 .-'.'. - - tlfty. Lotauy , general delivery oi the oiliee i.. which tiiey are sf.fd-IV lliomill" Vtl-' 2d Oil What lie ' Z('liU, Uvolojy, Astronomy, Math?- addressed they sly.uld be prei.aid in full at the 1,i,u'': inoi inn.,. .vn0. vn n.u m. , , niaiimg ollice. at t lie rate ot one cent for each saw in Furoen the IIolv Pand, F.Tvpt, i '-l'tl in oynrphy. History, Llramnuir, ' two ounces or fraction thc-reol '.; :u.d in addiiion " ' ' ' ! -,,. j u , . , I to sut'ii payment, the )o.tmnster at the ofliee Fttst Indus. China and Japan. He nun ami Moral I'lulosophy, and of delivery must b" furnished with iKistage suf- Avill also lecture on Temperance Sat- , "ptionat studies of German, French, urdav and Suudav evenings at tho s Latin avi (ire:!:. Call at the ofhee of Smith & Winiuiam. E. (I. Dovey, lie's the man, has got a big stock and wants to sell it. 13CJ. i FOR SALE. l'JO acres of land, in Mt. Pleasant precinct. or terms, call at the office of 42tf Smith & Windham. FOR SALE. A desirable residence, in Flattsniouth. for sale. Sow down, balance on t hue to suit pur chasers. A bargain. Call at ofliee of Mtf smith & Windham. FOR SALE. l-'O acres of land in Otoe county, near Palmy ra ; 4o acres cultivated ; water and timber con venient ; joins improved farm ; very desirable ; on time to suit purchaser. Call at ollice of out Smith & Windham. One house. FOR RENT. Apply to E. O. Dovey. 50tf hanie place at 8 p. m. Fosters have been distributed far and wide, giving a general invitation fieient to pay the drop rate ou each paper. !. When an official package arrives at an of fice of delivery, having been insufficiently pre- -pv " .i t ...... pain . nil o.iii'ia: siamiis ai uie inaiiiur .ucc. '- ' a...i ai s. . .lie lilUSiraieil . anl the party widrcssed tenders olhcial stain i-s bv 'annronriatc aot.aratus 'iml r lr : in payment of the amount due. the postnmster . "ie'l''"i tpt.il.UU, ami a rar hua receive said stamps, afhx tl.Vm to the as possible the object Studied is placed parage, cancel them, and then deliver the net ore the StudePd. j 7. United States postal cards, when addressed TERMS: The children of parents i u -'u,1' must have a one cent I uitcdsmtes . , postage stamp afiixed. 111 addition to the stamp residing outside of the district, will bp ! impressed on tlie card. to the camp meeting, which is to be held in Plattsmouth commencing ir. 1 . 1 t .... 1.-11, .. . . 1 . : :. , ni'.),au0. in, ..mi "umiur, ; , t , j, month mvil.le S" Fr"'' ter July 1st. 1ST4. i.ewspa,.ers. six davs. Special rates will be given bv : .Ar. , . UoU; p r ,no"t,u laatde cl u, iM., H,.,Ual sui-sciiber ,cLin,, . ........... m uuiiiatt. niiCllfU'l lUO ! -7 , V.i ',1. . 1 the various llailroads of the State and boarding will be furnished on the ground.-. A large crowd is expected, and the meeting will doubtless be of an; interesting character. u-h.tli. or in rv.rt it..1 T.ih! iho.l wli!,lt ...i fr.... time paid tor bv a., pupil expires, no through the mails ; tint the same sliail not lie -..,.,!.,- 11 1 . , . j delivered at b-tter carrier ottices or distributed turtliei tuition Will be given that by carriers, unless post Jge is paid thereon as by law proVKieu. 0. The pastinn or dimming of a printed ad dress on a postal card renders it unmailable as a postal card. and subjects it to letter jiostage. j 10. It is a violation of the postal laws to in- V ( IP VflTIPP 11. The postage laws do not exempt postmas- Tl.erc will be a meeting of the Cass ! ters fn,lu working on the public wails. . ii. a jierson noi.:;r.g an ottice undr trie THIRTY YEARS' EA'PE II IENCE OF AN OLD NURSE. Mrs. AVin-low's Soothing Svrup is the pre scription of one of the best Female Physicians ami Nurses in the United States, and lias been used for thirty years vith never failing safety ;iH.l success bv millions of mothers and child-r-Mi. from tlie feeble infant of one week old to the adult. It corrects acidity of tiie stom;u:h. relieves wind colic, regulates the bowels, and gives rest, health ?nil comfort to mother and child. We believe it to be tlie Rest and Surest Remedy in the World, in all cases of Dysentery anil Diarrhea in children, whether "it arises from Teething 01 any ether cause. Full direc tions for using will" accompany each bottle. Nolle Oenuine unless the iiic nnil of CURTIS S; PERKINS is n the outside wrapper. Sold by all Medicine Dealers. iMwly Sheriff's Sale. Ry virtue of an order of sale, issued by James O'NeiH. Justice of the Pence, ill .ml lor Cass counfv, Nebraska, and to me directed. I will on the loth day of August. A. D. H74. at in o'clock A. M. of said day on North side 'if Illock thirty-live ceo in the eitv of Plattsmouth in said c.iuiitv. sell at Public Auction the follow ing goods ami chattels to wit: One lvtilding situated 011 block thirty-five :V) in said city and county ; said floods and chattels were at tached as the prMertv of P. 11. O'Neill on an order of attachment issued by James O'Neiil, Justice of the Peace, in favor of M. .1. O'Neiil. 1 lie s uae w ill be sold for cash to the highest bidder. M. P.. CUTLER. SheriiT Cas County Nebraska. Plattsmouth, July -sth. 1S74. IS-:,' Probate Notice. In the matter of the estate of J. Newton Hays. deceased, before H. K. Ellison, Probate Judge, in and for Cass County, Nebraska. Tii whom it nuiif Cmu crn: Notice is hereby given tiiat'an application has li'cii been nride by Lordiska .1. Days, for the appointment ef an administrator on the estate ot J. Newton Hays ; that s lid cause is set for hearing at mv oiiice in Plattsmouth. on the 21st day of August. A. D. IS74. at 1" o'clock a. m. of said day ; at which time and place all per sons interested may appear, and they shall be heard. Witness mv hand and official' seal, this the sth dav of .lulv. A. D. Is74. II. E. ELLISON. Probate Judge. ls-4w Cass County, Nebraska. MILWAUKEE Sheboyij.ni, Manitowoc, Clinton. .lanesvil'e, Milton Junction. Y A T E 11 T O AV X , Minnesota Junction. BURNETT, FOND DU LAC, O S II K O S II , Applrton, Menasha. Orecn ltny. Eseaitaba. N'e gaiinee, Ishpeniing. MarUctte, L'Alisi-, ami the Shores of LAKK SUPKU10H. It is the only Eoute From CHICAGO TO ST. PAUL, A'ia Madison, Raraboo and Elroy. and it is the onlv route runnii'.g Pullman Palace Carv, through between Chicago and St. Paul. M.ttiVIS Ilt'O'l ITT. W. H. Stknnkt. C n l Suj.'t. Cen'l Pass'r Ag,t. A'E'IU A DVKIITIXEMEXT. I. A. DILLKV & Co. Just opened on Main St. OPPOSITE DOVEY'S STORE. I'iattsmouth. - Nebraska. CROCER1ES. FRUITS. CANDIES. TORACC S. and CKJARS. GOODS SOLD CHEAP. Warranted fresh and pood, and patronage re spectfully solicited by the firm. ALSO, An Tee Cream Parlor, Cool. Comfortable and Commodious. Where you can get lee Cream at TEN CENTS A DISH ! AND THEN We have a SODA FOUNTAIN, an.l SYRUPS, Cool and Pure, Lemonade, &.. fi.e., CALL AND TRY THEM. 12mG SP11I i G A N D SUM M E It GOOD S Uoicn Go lliv .Price ! I AT Celebrated Southwest Corm r Alain Mreet, Plattsmouth, Xcbraska. AND S(t TIIE PEOPLE THINK UHO lit' Y ED 28. H GOOBS.' Hicss (loods, Prints, 1 loots and Shoes. Delaines, Oinghams, Prown Sheeting. . Pleached Cottons, Palmorals. Chi -pet. , Clark's new Thread. Cotton Yano3 In the Grocery lino wo keep the Fixfst tinil Host Tea. Coffee. Sugar, Molasses, Dried Fruits. Spices, etc.. etc. In fact for Your Croceiiix, Hardwaau Queensware, Wood n Ware. (llassware. Y;inkee Notions, , Hats and Caps, Pool:; and hihoe;; CO TO 25-tf. . SfftXASrtE d- CO.'S. muumtiKt I am now prepared to furnish the best una dulterated milk TWICE EVERY DAY, To all parties notifying me 17-tv I KTf.lt JH MH A. Co. Legal Notice. Andrew Morrow 1 vs. Plaintiff. d. K. Fleming & M. E. Fleming & Elijah Woolsey, J Defendants. Elijah Woolsey will take notice (hat I did on the jcth day of June. 1S74. file in the ollice of the Clerk oi' the District Court. Second Judicial District, in and for Cass county. Nebraska, a petition against, (i. E.& M. E. F'leniining, the object and prayer of said petition being the Foreclosure of a Mortgage on the south east quarter of section number twenty-nine Cs and the north east quarter of the north west quarter and the north west quarter of the norm east quarter of section number thirty two .'!i' ail being in township eleven til) range thir'een tiai east lith P. M., upon which you have a subsequent lien nndj ouare request ed to answer said petition on or before the 7ih day of September. 1S74. setting forth any and all interest you may have in and to said premi ses by virtue of said subsequent lien, or default will be taken against you upon the same. ANDREW MOUKOW. Chapman & Maxwku, Attys for I'lft. ls-4w ROCK BLUFFS Dry Goods & Grocery ROCK BLUFFS, CASS CO., NEBRASKA, r , . Look to your Interests by buying Agricuctural Imp lem e nts; If-V'-' ljf- f'T... i ,R Vv''li- " rr , - $ ' - ' i . ..i ' .'. . . : ' "!jJ5:v--.i. Keeps Everything ! H A TS, CAPS, jjfwiT.sr, CA JACOKS, SUA M'LS WOtjLF.X (loons. SYIll'PS, onocEniKs, COA L OIL, FOR SALE. MO 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 do) East of svixth lTiueipal Meridian, iMUiulid near Eight Mile Grove. For Terms of sale seo L. II. James ) Timothy t lakk or - Co. Conir's. 3tf M. L. AVhite. FOR SALE. An improved farm, four miles from Platts mouth, well watered, !) acres under improve; ment. Can be bought for part cash in band, balance on long time. Inquire of 4-tf Smith & Windham. party until his or her fees arc paid in advance. For further information apply to In another column we "rive the an- ' 1 rot. L.AA.Uise, Superintendent, or ! close circulars, hand K.ls, advertisement, or , it ., . . . , any oilier sueti matter iu the regular issue of a nonnceinent of the second vear of the i to trie undersigned. ! newsT.nper s.-ut to subscribers, and such im ios- High School. By request we would j C. F. Williams, Clerk." ! Jt!" call the attention of those interested! ' ;T -Y " Vilce- vsee sec. yi, i-i,and 12s. Reg. to the necessity of having the pupils in attendance at the beginning of the schools h HOUSEHOLD PANACEA -A.ND- chools term, as time lost there can ; -'auty Agricultural :uid Mechanical : United states oovenmrenf is not prohibited ! ittrdly be regained throughout the Association on next Saturday, Aug. Imlisterf1 Uw4 lr01ri sorv,ns as asslitant 11. Written agreements of ef.unsel whether in j vear. and the inconvenience: tr l.,,ti, i 1st. All the member.- :uh rpoupsted u :.. ! V. oo .: v.. I "runseale.l en ve)or-s. must be charged , naiui'is .im Biuuiiua is ixiuuu greater i ritoo.., o iiieic win ii uusoiess at letter rates oi post;tge than the extra exertion necessar- to FAMILY LINIMENT. 24ly Why XVIII You Hurler? I To all iH-rsous suffer ing iiom i.aeumalism. Neuralgi'i, Cramps in the limbs or stomach. Billions Code, Pain in back, huwrls or side, we would sav.i nr. IloCSE nou Panm fv and Family Limment is of all others the remedy you want for internal and external vse. It has cured the above com plaints ei t)ioiis.iiids of ase.s. There is no mis take about it. Trv it. Sold by all Druggists. Chattel Mortgage Sale. Default having been made ill the condition of a certain chattel Mortgage bearing tate the 8fh day of February. 1S7:5, ami recorded in the ofliee of the Clerk of Cass county, Nebraska, on the sth day of February 1K7;C in f'oek D of t'iiat tle Mortgages, on page 4S3 and 41. Said Mort gage being given bv Robert McKay and John Ross to James Kenton. '1 hat there is due on said Mortgage at the date of this notice the sum nf s:i",".i. Notice is hereby given that by virtue of the ; lower of sale in said "Mortgage contained, I vviii on the 2lst dny of August ls74. at the hour of ten o'eloe' A." M., sell at Public Auc tion to ti.e highest bidder at the front door of the Court House, in Plattsmouth city. Cass county. Nebraska, the following property to wit : "line Massolon Threshing Machine f ten horse puwer, complete. JAMES FKNLON. Chapman & At vxwki.i.. Atfvs. for Pitt, ls-aw DU I ED FRUITS. Also fin.nno pounds of Paeon. Ham and Shoul ders, for S LE CHEAP : and all that a farmer NEEDS, OR WANTS, from a COUNTRY STORE. 17-Cm ( all aucl See Ilini. Dissolution Notice. This is to giv notice that my wife, Mrs. Ragley. has icit mv bed and board, by scooting away, and I hereby warn all persons. that I will not par any debts of her contracting, ai d for bid any person to trust or harbor her on my ac count. 1713 ORLANDO H. RACLEY. CALL AT O ick & t re Ih Vx Livery, Feed & Sale Stables, 1 Corner cth and Pearl sts. Burdiek's National HAY & FEED GUTTER. WUl Cut more, in a given time, with lesa power, tlian any Cutter ia tho market. A bar c f iron may bo Tan into this machino rhon In full motion, und we will warrant nothing -worse to occur than a maU dent in the knife. Ee commended by tba Street Railway ccupaidei of fit. Louis and Louiaviao. For description and price addresa SS3IPL.E, BIRGE & CO., IlanoXactazera Agricultural Implement and Spe e1a:ti.- In Hardware, 13 Soath ?lain St., St. Iouia. L-Piease mention In what paper you readtUa. ' ' t V J ! A C D .-' .' f..nx) OF MICKELWAIT & SHARP. Ay nts for the justly CehbiHtcil. Law, Adams & French Harvester. Carriages TIIRFE P.inders when necessary, uses no Rett, Canvass oi pullyes in elevating tii Orain. Also agents for the Omaha Xew Manny 1'eaper and Mower, Kagle Cultivator, Thomas Coin Har row, fitudebaker Wagon, Crarid Detour or Dixon .Sterling and ilreaking IMows, Ilnper. Holings worth and I'acitic Hay Hakes, .c, gr-OFITCF Souih side Main street, wi st of i;ih. Plail .moulli. Neb. n-jun (jiwiej'iil JSiiek AVork. Macliinc Shop. n I la ij m a n , Successor to Wayman fi; Curtis. I'LATTSMOUTII, NEE., Repairers of Steam Engines, Roilers, Saw and Grist Mills. Gas and Steam Fittings, Wrought Iron Pipe, Force ami Lift Pumps, Steam linages. Safety Valve Governors, and all kinds of . .. .a; .-!.r: ':., t v-.jv Horses Boarded by the Day Week or Month. i. 1 - v 33 fa;; ., f-Ln -TATici a: 3 rr.:;2HT. ' " "i r.:''.ifr,IT lllinr.iij lu:uv.u.'.i ..-.o.iO. get their children started can r-ossibly ye to the f .im-itr. of irRjiortance to transact connected I lLTfce law maxes no uLsfnetion in the rate of ; 41 ' j postage between official and .private letters, so) W 1!0 tlie approaching County 1 air. j that the same rules govern the rate of postage I g ! FARMERS. GRANGERS AND ALL OTHER MEN. Go to Frank Stadter and have a stencil plate 1:1 v n. ,.U . . . L. 1 f .. I .-.t .... ma: m. .-jut siio-a'.ir? reapriy. iniii s HORSES BOUGHT, SOLD, OR TRA BED, FOR A FAIR COM MISSION. LIYERY AT ALL TIMES. Particular Attention Paid to' Driving and Training' Trotting Stock. 1 - i I : h n ve r.o A r.- 4ct t v. '..Co . d e ;c pitc i Ir J ' -' r.. 1 i- . .: dif '. . ' ion r;l': e an f. ? --i . i. If ,e vva toT L: iTI inorHi tiijiii or.' i- na-y vions, but ir, t in. ilio ior.'r r-u: lll3 SEMPLE, BIRGEaCO. nbOJT'A HA! HOT.. SI. LC'JiS. 1 Ja-tio . TitiiT7 u -, will pie:si inentioa in nnat pa per they read our advertise ment, as we -w's'i to cjivo Cvr,'M v. !: vc it i-5 clue: Brass Engine Fittings Furnished on short not ice. Farming Machinery Repaired on short notice. 8-tf. CAKPEXTER WOIiK! W. li. TUCKER, BUILDS HOUSES, does all kinds of Country Carpenter Work, land is ready for a job at all times. Careful Work and prompt attendance to Calls. on otli Sti ' et, itiitfi "f Fitzye raid's block. 4-1 y I Ben Hemple. in;s Til MAN, KEEPS AN EATING HOUSE. ON LOWER MAIN STREET, PLATTSMOUTH, - - - NEB. .- i Mvals at al! hours. Ice Cream Soda Water. , - - - Leiuonad. t Cool You. GVt square Meals, nice Lunches, &c. i t waiiii you. - . - . . , - Ales. A mes, and good.Lhiuors to be u-:e4 rea.-onably, t-.ryour benct.t if you d. aire. Urick, Ibjek "Work and I'last-! iuf attended to f- r FARMERS and CITINS,EZ p.V TETEHSEX & II VNSEX. We propose to g-'Te OUT vrhole iitte''tfon t'J thi" kind d work both iu COUNTY and CITY this summer, and respcctf.dly solicit 11. Patronage of the People It. our liue Jl. PETEIbSEX, - - C. IIAJ'..SEX; Iii'tulreat the Platte Valley House. -31 rs. A. II. KNEE, WORKER I 2 HAIR. Rraj.'s, Cur!, SWif dies PufT i. and all kiioU ot ilalr Work promptly and neatly made bv ' MRS. KNEE. Orders left at MRS. KLN'NEb VS Millinery Store.' On Main St. 1 door e;i-t of ( 'lark A; f'luini.ii r-. 4.-ii.1 Meat Market! W4jfrV 1 1 ATT, THE IJUTCIIKK; -o- IS. HEMPl.E, Prop: Oldest and best established Meat Market in the place. II ai r Alv.'a vs to bi; Found There." Net . ha-'g t:g const: ntly. but fieohl Reliable Sfit.t. u here you can u. t your Steaks, Roasts, Game, Fish ami Foul in -aou. SOL'I II sii.;-: OF MAIN STREET, One Door Wft of Herald Uffk i " 3-1-lr. Ir ATTSMOT-Tft. Ni 'i "