THE HERALD.
LOCAL NEWS.
New Envelopes IIeuald office.
Trunks, truuks, at Solomon &, Nathan's.
New stock at the IIzrald office.
Ward Primaries on Saturday even
ing nxt.
20,000 Envelopes want printing
at the IIeuald otlice.
JAIL POETRY.
LEGAL NOTICES.
Of late years whenever a fellow Rets
shut up in the Calaboose, he drops into
uoetrv. it seems. The late ward of
Sheriff Cutler, Tom. Keeler, tried his
PROFESSIONAL CAltDS
The Vice President crossed 110 cars
last Fri.'av t
Our hunters are bruizing in large
numbers of geese and ducks.
Don't forget your ward primaries, to
nominate Councilman in each ward.
Holding inflated our ctirrency and
promised us a big ad in a short time.
Frank Stadtcr is doing a fine job of
lettering on the door of Frank Car
ruth's new jewelry store.
The ice bridge across the river com
menced breaking up last Thursday af
ternoon, and now it is entirely gone.
Solomon & Nathan are more than
rolling in the goods.
To sell or trade for wood, a good pair
of Uohsleds.
Our merchants are laying in large
stocks of goods, now, for the spring.
The "Molly" Magee made her first
trip iast Sunday and has been busy
ever since bringing emigrants over.
Mrs. Lotta Tritsh, a daughter of
Jacob Vail err. Sr., died on Sunday the
28th, and was buried on Tuesday at
two o'clock.
It does not look as if Plattsmouth
was "dead" to see the lanre numbsr of
teams loading and unloading goods for
our merchants.
To sell or trade, a new Florence
Sowing Machine; also a second-hand
Victor. Call and examine them.
READ! READ!
Only on dollar will buy a nit e pair or Wo
man's Sarge Shops at Merge' Shoe Store.
JEWEL XT JEWELRT.'
Win. stadelniann has lSk gold rings at $1.25
jer p t. also a nice lot of Jewelry low down.
Rmnembcr the Philadelphia Store,
under tlifc IIkrald oftlce.
Mike Srhnellbacher has bought the
Kngine House and will move his black
smith shop over there.
"We are pained to learn that the
(laughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard
dishing, died in Tennessee, and they
are on their way here for burial.
The Concert that was to be given
to-night by J. d. Clark, for the bene
fit of the M. E. Sabbath School, is j ost
poned until some time in May.
ALL ELECTION" TICKETS
And Printing roust be paid for at the
time of taking the work away. This
business is cash.
Some mean and contemptible man( ?j
has been making a habit, lately, of put
ting out poison for dogs, and the result
has been, as usual, the death of .several
valuable dogs. A bath in the river
would greatly conduce to his health
and future benefit.
SEND IN YOUit KLPOKTS.
"Ve hope some one of the Clerks of
-election in each ward will take the
pains to keep a tally in the evening
and send the report to the IIkrali xt
nce in the morning:. V."c have but
one pair of legs and they are "most
worn out. Please remember this.
We elect four members of a school
board next Tusd iy, who will have in
their charge the entire management
.and welfare of our schools f-r s in--lime.
It is needless to ilvstli o:i Un
importance of this matter, every mm
limit judge for himself of the qualili
cations of the candidates on either side
and vote accordingly.
Send in your orders for job work
now, while we have a nsw as-surt-lnent
of papers, &c.
All the latest stylos of Mu's Roots an.l Shoes
at Merges' hhoe Store, cheap.
LOST.
A fur collar on the street, near the
residence of Mr. C. Ileisel, on Sunday
morning. The tinder will be rewarded
by leaving the same at the store of
Messrs. Vail cry & Ku finer.
5i-yt " C. P. S.MiTn.
DRAMATIC.
The entertainment under the auspi
ces of Richard Claiborne, gave a very
good performance on Monday evening.
The audience was hardly large enough
to reward them for the pains they had
taken to give satisfaction. Lack of
space forbids our making any special
notice of the various actors, and in
deed, where all did so well it would be
hard to criticise.
A small number participated in the
ball afterwards.
Letter Heads want printing at the
IIekald otEee.
BOOTS & SHOES.
I 11 exclusively in Roots and Shoes, ai:d
eneiuently can ;uul lo sdl cheaper than the
heapest. My motto is quirk sales and small
profits. Call, examine, and he convinced.
I'FTKR MfcltGES.
FA RMERS A TTENTION:
Julius Pepperberg. Cigar Manufac
turer, opposite the IIeuald office, on
Main St., Plattsmouth, Xel. Ciirar
Clippings of Spanish and American To
baccoes for smoking purposes. For
Sale. Pest qualities of plug-smoking
tobacco alwavs on hand. 23-tf.
CITY CONVENTION.
TRIMARIK-S DELEGATES.
First Ward Mack. Schlegel, Ilobbs.
MacMurphy, Wheeler and McLaughlin,
Second Ward Johnson, II. Smith,
J. Fairfield, L. D. Pennctt, McElwain
and Handle.
Third Ward Class, Palmer, Proner,
Wells, Heardsley, and Miller.
Fourth Ward Stiles, Culler.lialance
Hansen, Jennings and Moore.
Six from each ward, they met at the
Court House on Tuesday evening and
the ticket is in the Geld Vote for it
lovs and w in.
Hesser, our Hesser is arounl again
and presents the Herald with the
very earliest Lettuce. Let us be thank
ful for Hesser.
WOOD! WOOD! ! WOOD!!!
Wanted on subscription at this office.
Bring it along.
Cheap, cheap, cheaper than the cheapest,
those Roots and Shoes at Merges Shoe Store.
CLOTHING.
For a cheap suit of Clothes call on
Wm. Stadri.man
The Japanese Troupe gave one of
their inimitable performances last
Tuesday night at Fitzgeralds Hall.
There was a very good attendance con
sidering the inclemency of the weather.
TUESDAY'S ELECTION".
One day last week, while Mr. Morgan
Waybright and family were away
from home, some petty thief entered
his residence through the window, and
stole two bed sheets, several pillow
cases, a pair of kid glovws, some writ
ing paper and several othr small ar
ticles that were laving around.
NOTICE.
LJJ9!. I i re it is
I lie unurrsigueu uj jiwkc v . - .
will pleas cU at once and pay the same as we
must have money to make our spring purchase.
Please attend to this matter at once and
oblige, 52t3 Clark & ILummer.
SMITH'S BAZAAR.
To Ladies desiring a reliable author
ity on fashions we recommend the
above magazine. It is issued quarterly
for Sl.10 a year, and in addition to the
magazine for this low sum i he subscri
ber gets one dollars worth of patterns,
or her choice of two or three chromos.
Each pattern contains a i l-.tli n;; .h 1 ..11
put together.
All those desiring to subs- ii! c.vi
send in their names and money t.i the
Herald, or if they prefer address
A. Blrdettk Smith,
914 Broadway, X. Y. City.
The nominees for our School Board
printed in this paper, were not meant
to be placed in nomination particular
ly as Republicans, but because they
were thought to be good uien, and
seemed to be the persons desired by
the Wards wherein they lived.
MARRIED.
COON B ARC) JK- Married at the M. E. Par
sonage, by the Rev. J. M. Adair, Mr Wm.
Coon and Miss Nancy Uahcock. All of
Cass county. Nebraska.
Messrs. Fleming & Race of Weep
ing Water, are fast proving themselves
one of the most enterprising business
firms in Cass County, Mr Fleming call
ed on the Herald the other day and
tells us their stock of spring goods will
be immense. Goods coming in every
day. Call and see them.
We call attention to the new book
Money And How To Make It, adver
tised in another column. It is written
by II. L. Iteade, formerly Editor of
Hearth and Rom, and its practic.il
thoughts and suggest ni-i commend it
to readers in every walk of life. It
will have a large sale.
BE A UTIES.
Beautiful White Kid aud Satin Slippers at
Merges' Shoe Store.
hats: hats: hats:
A Cue stock of new Ilats. Latest style at
Wm. Stadf.uu.ns's.
Clerks of Election, and those open
ing the Polls, in the City, will please
remember that the votes for School
Board, must be placed in a separate
BalloL box, and are also asked to see
that persons do not vote for the Con
stitutional Convention delegates at the
City polling places, but at the Brick
Office west of the Court House.
VOTiXti PLACES.
The voting place for members of the
Constiiutionjl Convention, for the
whole City, will Ikj at the Brick Or
riCE, west of the Court House; the
usual City ticket, ami members of
the School board will be voted for at
the uaual places of holding elections
in each Ward as heretofore.
Election day nest Tuesday. Every
citizen should turn out without coax
ing or waiting. Members of a Consti
tutional Convention are to be elected
and a city ticket, of great importance
to the welfare of Plattsmouth, to be
voted for. Come out one and all.
PRE813YI EUIAN SOCIABLE
At Paruiele's Hall aa Thursday even
lag, Next.
A Spelling School will be organized
for all that wish to take part. A smali
admission fee of ten cen's will be
charged at the door, as part of the ob
ject of our Sociables is to raise money
for Church purposes.
Ice-cream will b served
course of the evening.
luring the
Wall Paper. Decorations, Window
Shades. Hollands. Chromos, Paintings,
Window Cornices, Picture Hangings,
Brackets, Carpet Sweepers ami Stretch
ers, and many other useful articles, sold
at lowest possible prices, at
47 tf Frank Stadtek's.
The largest and cheapest stock of Boots and
Shoes that evar came to town, at Merges' Ex
clusive Shoe Store.
Our city ticket is in the field; it is
in many respeets unexceptionable.
Please to remember that the only way
to elect a ticket. is to turn out and vote
for it. Republicans will please take
notice that they hare a heavy fight on
band, and if they hope to win.they must
turn out. We expect every tax-grumbler,
every good man, every fault find
er and dissatisfied man, to turn out
and vote one way or the other, or for
ever after hold their peace.
PERSONAL.
Wm. Woodruff returned home last
Thursday morning, from Washington.
Eugene Reed of Reed Bros. Weeping
Water, was in town last Monday.
Reed Bro's. are still alive.
Our friend Murphy, Photographer of
this, place has been out with Col. Cur
ley taking views of Kearney and other
places for the Colonel's new book.
Mr. (!il Hildebrand, a brother-in-law
to Will Brentner, called in to see us
Saturday. He is from Highland, Xew
Hampden county, Virginia, and is very
much pleased with Nebraska. He in
tends to remain here some time.
Mr. John Edmonds, of Prairie Ronde,
Michigan, called in to see us Tuesdav.
He is an old friend and schoolmate of
Rush Fellows, and is going to run a
farm near Rock Bluffs, in this county.
Success to you, Johnny.
Hon. John Rouse, democratic War
Hor6e. Green wood, delegate to the Con.
Con. &c, old friend ot the Herald and
lots of other good things to be said
about him called on us Monday morn
ing bright and early. Mr. Rouse says
the delegates to the convention pleases
him.
1 Last week our boys made us say that
j B. F. Ilobbs, came from Centre City
j instead ot Catcher City ; Kansas. B. F.
, also objects to being put down as grass
hoppered. The Herald accepts his
, ailo;ry and orders his name struck
j from the list of G. II. S. All's well
that and well,
MEETING OF THE CITY CONVEX
TION. Meeting called to order by MacMur
phy. as Chairman.
Wm. L. Wells was elected Secretary.
Jos. Johnson. Wheeler, Prongor and
Stiles were appointed on credentials.
Each ward was empowered to cast
the full vote of the Ward.
On the first formal ballot E. G. Po
vey was nominated
FOR MAYOR.
On the third ballot, Wm. L. Wells
was nominated
FOR CLERK.
On the first ballot II. J. Streight was
nominated
FOR TREASURER.
P. B. Murphy, for Marshal; P. P.Gass,
for Police Judge, and Geo. Fairfield
for Engineer, were all nominated by
acclamation.
Each Ward then recommended a
candidate for the School Board and
they were voted on and resulted as
follows:
First Ward Jno. A. MacMurphy.
Second Ward Geo. S. Smith.
Third Ward Thos. Pollock.
Fourth Ward C. P. Moore.
On motion, Messrs. Smith and Pol
lock were chosen for two years, and
MacMurphy and Moore for one year.
A CENTRAL COMMITTER
For the City was then nominated and
elected; consisting of
First WardW. L. IK-bVs, G. II.
Black and A. Schlegel.
Second WarJ-.l. W. Johnson, L. D.
Bennett, an l M. MrK5;v 'v..
Thirl Wart V. V. W. L.
Wells, and II. J. aii; ;-!:!.
Fourth Ward M. B. fu'.h-.-, C. P.
Moore, and L. C. Stiles.
Jno. A. MaeMurphy was elected
Chairman of the City Central Commit
tee and the meeting adjourned.
JNO. A. MACMURPHY.
Wm. L. Wells, Chairman.
Secretary.
Ward nominations next Saturday
night.
no OT for;ct
TSiat C'arruf Ii'n Jewelry Store
!i:is removed opposite tlie old
sfauri, next floor lo Sladel
tu tnn'N Clothing .Store, where
you will find it larger and liner
stock of Clock, Wat cli" and
Jewelry than ever. Call ;iid
examine flood.
Watch. work, done, and War
ranted. 4 F. C 4Ilii T2.
ELECTION NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given to the qu ili
fied elec.ors of ttr c.ty of PI ittsm null,
th.it an electi m will be held in s lid
city o:i t:ie drst Tuas-1 ly in April, 187.
be i ntr the sixth day of said month, for
the el -ctioa f ;he fo lowing named of
ucers, tt-vvit:
One M tvor.
One City Clerk.
One City Treasurer.
One City Marshal.
One Police Judge.
One City Engineer.
Also the foil owing Councilmen to bf
elected for the term of two years, from
their respective Wards:
One Councilman 1st Ward.
- - 2nd "
3d
4th
The said election will ba held at the
usual place of holding Elections in
said city. The polls to be opened at 9
o'clock a. m. and close at 7 o'clock p. m.
1L R. LIVINGSTON,
Attest: Mayor.
C. F. Williams,
53t2 City Clerk.
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Election Notice.
Pursuant to the provision of an act en
titled an act. ril'itioe to I'ublir
Schools in Cities of the second class,
where graded or lijh Schools arc i
tablisheJ, or hereafter may be e-it A
lishd, pass ;d and apror:d Febru
ary 21 1. 1573.
pl'';l ;r von.!-:
is herebj gin.;.- ihv.l a:i e'ctiosi Hi
lie held on Tu---Jay tb ":!r .! uf
April, next e.isuing. the ;vpos" of
electing a Uo ml ot iviu.-.tti - l, iVr the
City of Plattsmouth, whlc .; b .trd shall
consist of four luembe.s tvo mem
he rs of s ti 1 board shall be elected for
the terra of two yeai-s, and two mem
hers toi the term of oim year, and the
billots cast by the legal voters of said
s aid'ity, shall designate the term 'of
years for which said members of the
Coat d of Education are elected.
The Judges of election n are hereby
required to Wep separate ballot-boxes
for the ballots cast for the members of
the Board of Education.
Said Election will be held at the usu
al places of holding the animal City
Election, and shall be under the man
agment of the Judges of election, as
provided by law.
Given under mv hand this 24th day
of March, A. P. 1873.
R. R. Livingston',
Attest: Major.
C. F Williams,
atf Citr Cbrk,
(Original.)
Beams of hope and ncUiUoii
Were active la my brain ;
Now are torments, for the nation
JuiUy shows a sheer rtinJain
At niy factious thieving nature,
Mindful of my fast career
In its topmost legislature,
Now rejects me from its sphera ;
Fi lends of Tommy drop atcar.
UtidpploreU iu his defeat
O-U' small hrs- ioiu ub Ointment
He may ;ljsin on tliis lw:ut,
Kvery r.ltiisli c-k-eytul loj"e,
rt in i'ai-e, I'li te:il n more.
I'.t at t's Thomas J. Keei.kk.
I'A-VOX FAXON FAXON.
The inimitatable, the unconquerable
and the ever present hits located him
self in
FITZGERALD BLOCK,
Dr. Chapman's old stand, where he has
and will have all the time,
SUOARS,
TEAS, COFFEES,
& OTHER GROCERIES.
DRY GOODS,
LACES,
MILLINERY GOODS & NOTIONS.
FOR SALE
A.T j.TJCTIOISr ! !
Every day at 2 p. m. and 7 in the even
ing until further notice.
FAXON.
WOODS BROS. OF WEEPING
WATER,
Hereby notify the public that they
have taken the job of furnishing Cass
County with the
Adams A- French Harvester, The Crosby
Gang Plow. The Reed Plow
Manufacturing Comp'ny's
Breakers, Stubble
Plows, Harrows,
d-c, Ac.
They also have a full line of other
implements, of all kinds, which we will
sell at bottom prices, also the usual
stock of Hardware, Tinware, &c.
Go to Woods Bros, and examine for
vourself. 50tf.
Attacauieiit Notice.
PLATTSMOUTH SAW MILL.
NEAR TRANSFER LANDING.
.Vcti LIRE ' CURTIS
Having purchased the above named
Mill are prepared to furnish Cotton
wood Lumber at "Hard Times" prices.
They will keep constantly on hand and
for sale in their yard at the Mill:
SCANTLIXCi. SHEKTIXG,
JOISTS, FKNtINO,
And all kinds of Lumber necessary for
farm use. Orders for sawing lumber
from owners' los will be promptly
I'd led at low rates. All orders left at
iii' ir store 2 doors east of new Post
Oilit'i. will receive immediate atten
tion. ALSO
McGl'IRE & CO.,
2 door east of the new Post Oilice, iu
addition to their large and varied as
sortment of First Class L iquors, Wins.
Mid Ales, have just received a large
stock of :
CASTILLOX VIXKT IIUANDV,
ANGELICA, CATAWBA,
CALIFORNIA, DKY JL SPARKLING
RHINE, WINES.
and McGuinnis' Dublin Ale and Por
ter. Tobaccos of fine aroma, anoTlhe best
Brand of Cigars in market, all of which
will be sold low, Wholesale and Re
tail. 8tf
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A
Mtir
o!"!ire.
FOR SALE.
S'vond-h ni'i Vielor Sewinir Machine for
heap. For terms inquire ;it I1ki:ali
The nin-it mteerah1 belnjis in the world are
t)e Siillfriiu from iysisi stud Liver Com
;:.iiist. Mure limit seveiily-live jer cent of the
;i-o in tlie I'uiU'd Si. ile are .-ittiicteil wil !i
t-iiese two oiseases ami tlndr eftVct : such as
siur siomacii. sick headache, habitual costivc
tn,xR. impure blood. hcaitiirn, waterhrash.
iiawiii and ltimiii pains at the pit of the
t i.iirten. yellow skin, coaled tongue- and dia
urecahle taslcinthe moiiMi. coming up of the
fond after rating, low spirits. a Go In the
l-ug Store of lr. G. 1$. Chapman. riatUsimmt li.
Neb.. :.nd jrl a T."i crnt bottle, or a sample ll-
lle tr Ml cents. Try it.
ioyi
It is asserted as a fact that every canvasser
who has turned his attentat : to tlie introduc
tion 01 tlie Xew Family Sewing Machiim in his
locality, or who has been fortunate to secure an
agency, has outstripped the best efforts In mak
ing money of the old a..d tiicd agents of thr
high-priced machines, which latter they now
replace. The demand is enormous, and sales so
rapid and monev mad. so readily with so little
effort that farmers, tradesmen. speculators, ike,
arc flocking: into tlie luiine-s as fast as they
can secure territory aud get their geods on the
ground to supply anxious customers. 11 cer
tainly is the machine of the times and does the
same work, as other machines at SSn.OO and
no. and wa really believe it would sell just as
reudily at double and then not cost half the us
ual price of so ood an article, for it is astonish
ing to see the vast amount of laltor it performs
at so low a cost. The inventors are dally inun
dated with testipionials of the worth o'f their
new machines wliiclt so suddenly ami success
fully bounded into Hpular favor. It has at
tained an enviable reputation in many thou
sands of homes and factoiies. for its soi'd
strength, tower, rapidity, simplicity, certainty,
and eii.se of operation, with extreme beauty,
fineness and reliability of its sewing ; while tlie
wonder! ill low price (Twenty Dollars for a large
and complete sewing machine with a strong ta
ble mid treadle), places all idea of conietiliou
entirely out of the question. It stands alone in
its merits and price. We advise you to invest
in one at once for v,r wifj, daughter, mother,
sister or lady (rieiid and. make a home happy,
or put them in your factory, or what is oetler if
win are lucky enouah. senile an agency, if there
Is none iu your town, make money yourself.
The manv "new sittaciiiiieuts for doing extra
fine, s'iili'id ;.nd difficult work, are a surprise in
their simplicity i f construction ami far below
even '-grange prices." and w ill Ih delivered safe
al ynnrdttor.no matter how remote vou mav
if-.'tr. if you write for them. Address J.
T:!',.h.-. v, 'iiAXNA jt Co.. ao? Broadway, N. Y.
47 JT
It
CIT Till Ol'T!
Mny Hivf Your lilfc.
T!;-?:e 1 re itersnii living but what suffers
more or less with Lung lliseas". Coughs. Colds,
or Consumption, vet some would raliier die
iii.ui p.iv T.i cents for a bottle of inedi'-ine that
wouid cure taem. Dr. A. Ilosirhee's (ivrmaii
Syrup has lately been introduced in this coun
try troin liermaiiy. and its wondrous cure ms
touishes every oiie that tries it. If you doubt
what we say m print, cut this out ami take it t
your druggist. Dr. li. It. Chapman. I'laltsiiiouth.
Sett., and get a sample bottle lor 10 cents and
try it, or a regular sie for 75 cents.
VtjT tj. (j. GiiEEX. Woouhury, N. J.
"lite i ai to nraun.M yn clenre if, is a
pram as the tony to Market. Krankux.
A4.K5ITM W'.WTKW to canvass in Cass
aud adjoining coin ties,
forth new book "Suceass in Business," or
TZT r rVJ "p "V" This country has money
-1 for everrbodv. Money in
Axn Trde. in the AMI. in Mines,
Hll AJ u,e arm. in me u.irtien
in Wiiat.in Corn in siock
TO ia Poultry. This Itook slmws
1 A H I I 'I' "w rusiiiess .Men. r arin-xU-
.J A 1 prs. Workinirmen.- Yume'
Men and Women, may all get. tare. !an ami use
it.- Just the book needed, and will sell fast
Address for circulars & terms. J. t;. JIc'l'K
lV &. I' (Successors to Ziegler & ilrCur
dy.) iSO V. Fourth Sr.. Cinclnnatj. O. ; Fifth
AVvftue & Adams St.. Chicago, 111. ; t.20 Olive
Si.. 81. Iauit. Mo..
N. U The People's Standard Edition of thi
Hi. It llible. nubiUhed bv us. is the finest. cheao-
st and best. Agents make from $M to $80 per
moain selling u VUU Iter rtoos. wunrnn ex-
1 Before J. A. Tveti
v as tou. Justice of the
Peace.
John McCaig,
vs.
L. J. l'Imer.
To L. J. Palmer, d$fendUnit in the above eawe:
ou are hereby notified that an order of at
tachment was issued in the above entitled cause
on ihe 6th dav of March. A. D. l75. by J. A.
Kena-ston. Justice of Ihe Peace, of Cas county,
NebrasKa, 'or the fcum of thirteen iillant aud
ftirty cents (13.4. and cause is set for
hearing on tlie th day of May. A. I. 175. at
ten o'clock a. m. J. A. KEX ASTO.
It3
Sheriff's Sale.
By virtue of an order Issued by Geo. B. Lake,
Judge ot second Judicial District, within aud
for Cai county. Nebraska, and to me directed,
1 will on the tlh day of April. A. D. Is7.", at 10
o'clock. A. M. of sjiil day at the liohnor Sta
bles, iu the citv of Plaltamouth. in said county,
sell at publi auction, the following gooks and
chattels, to-wit : one hundred and twentv (1--0)
Corn Plows or Culiivaioi-s. or st many a-s will
satisfy said claim and costs ; the same being
levied upon and takeu as the pmierty of the
State Ciitnge of the order of Pat i ons of hus
baiiarv of the State of .Nebraska. Kdward New
loii. W'in. McCaig, and Wm. K. Ptirter. defend
ant ; itt satisfy a judgment of said Court, re
covered by Charles Lazcnby. and Kdward But
lerv, iilaintilTs.
PUitsmoutli. Neb.. March. 30th. A. D. 18.5.
- M. H. CL T1.EK,
It2 Shei ifl. Ca Ct. Xeh.
Sheriffs Sale.
By virtue of an execution Issued by the Clerk
of tiie District Court, of the Second Judicial
District, witlilu and for Cass County. Nebraska,
and to me directed, I will on the 3d day of May,
A. D. 1S75. at 10 o'clock a. in., of said day. at the
front door of the Court H use. in the City of
Plattsmouth. in said County, sell at public au
tioti the following real estate, to-wil :
Lots number one U). two U). three (3). and
four (41. iu block iiumber six (til in Thompson's
Addition to the City of liattsmoutli. Cass
County. Nebraska.
Tlie same being levied upon and taken as the
property of Win. Aitatler. Defendant: to sat
isfy a judgment of said Court, recovered by
William Siudt-lmanu. Plainistt.
Plattsin ,ulll. Nebraska. March 31st. 175.
Its M. B. Cttlkk. Sheriff.
I
H.VH. 51. CII AIMI AX.
ATTOliN'KY AT IAW aud Solicitor lu Chan
cery. .oe In Fitzgerald's Block, PlatUinouth,
Nebraska.
WIIKKL.KU St BKSS7TT,
EEAL ES I ATE and Tax Paying Agent. No
taries Public, Fire and Life Insurance Agents,
Plattsmouth. Xenraska.
! A. I- fPRAlilK.
! MI'KAtil'E
T. B. WILSON.
ATTORNEY'S AT LAW. Collections prompt
ly attended to. Omce in Fitzgerald's block.
Plattsmouth, Neb.
40V 1.
In Bankruptcy.
In the Disrrict Court of the Cnited States, for
the District of Nebraska, in Bankruptcy, in
tlie matter of Luke livcuder, bankrupt. Dis
trict of Nebraska, ss :
Thin ix to (lee ruit ice:
That the 25th day of March, 1S73, a warrant of
Bankruptcy, was issued out of tlie District
Court of the United States, for the Disttict of
Nebraska, against the estate of Luke Lavender,
In the county of Lancaster, in sa'd district, who
has been adjudged a Bankrupt on his petition ;
That the payment of auy debts, and the deliv
ery of any property belonging to said Bankrupt,
to him. oi to Ins use and the transfer of any
property by him are forbidden by law. That a
meeting ot ihe Creditoisol the s id Bankrupt,
to prove teeir debts ai.d lo choose one or ne-re
Assignees of his el ate. will be held at a Court
of Bankruptcy to be hohlen at Omaha, in said
District on the lttii.isiyoi Apri., at o'clock
p. m..al lhet;iice of J. I.. .Weoster. Ksq.. tiie
Register in Bankruptcy, of said Court.
fa VTILLIaM daily.
It2 1". S- Marshal for said Dilrict.
Sheriffs Sale.
. .'. by the Clerk
a: :i . ii Vim ru t w ilhiit
i is..a. .mil lo me tli
,1 iv of April A. D .
lid i!:iv ;il lie soutii
i . l lie citv of Plal Is-
jiuiiiic auction tlie
Bv virtue of an ;
of the Disirc'u m:ii .
and for Cass i n: . N :
reeled. I will .. , i ; ..
lsTft. at lit o'cliiv-i. ; in .n
door ol the i.'o.i i tl. !!- i
mouth In said colony. ;
following real estaie h-m;
The north half (nt) olt.ie south west quar
ter (sw'il ot section liuml.er one(l ittwnship
number ten (in) north ni range number eleven
(111 eiust of kixth principal meridian, in Cass
Countv. -Nebraska.
The same being levied upon aud taken as the
propertv of John Newton, to satisly a judgment
of said Curt, recovered by C. Hammer, plain
tiff, vs John Newton, and A. Carmichacl. de
fendants. Plattsmouth, Neb., March th. A. D. 1875.
M. B. CUTLER.
50t5 Sheriff. Cass Co.. Neb.
EC IS. I.IVIXiWTOX.
PHYSICIAN & sriKlKON. tenders his pro
fessional services to the citizens of Cass county.
Residence southeast corner sixth and Oak sis. ;
Ofllce on Main street, two doors west of Sixth,
Plattsmouth, Nebraska.
Sheriffs Sale.
By virtue of an or.ler of Sale Issued by D. W.
McKinnoii. Clerk of District Court within and
for Cass Countv. Nebraska, and to me directed.
I will on the 2 All dav of April. A. D. Is7.'. at 10
o'clock p. m. of said dav. at the south door of
the Court llous.t in the eiiy of Plattsmouth. in
said County, sell at public auction. th follow
ing Keal Estate, to-wit : commencing at a point
one thousand eight hundred ami twenty-seven
ami two-tenths (.IS 7 2-m) feet nonh of the
south-east corner of the west ba:f t'tlof the
south-west quarter C4. of section sven (7.
town twelve (fit. range ourteen ( 141 east, which
iHiint bv actual survey is one thousand three
Hundred and twenty-six (I aim feet east of the
south-west corner of said section, thence west
four hundred and three nn.ii feet, thence north
two hundred aud sixteen and two-tenths rilU
2-to) feet, thence east four huintred and three
(4i3) feet, thence south two hundred and six
teen and two-tenths 21 2-101 feet to the place
of beginning, containing two ci) acres, more
or less, situated in Cass County. Nebraska ; the
same being levied upon and taken as the prop
erty of William Cutter. Margaret E. Cutter and
Win. Eminek. defendants ; to satisfy a judg
ment of said court, recoveted by Calvin II. l'ar
mele. plaiiit'tiT.
Plattsmouth. Nebraska, March 2 A. D. 75.
M. B. CUTLEIt,
2t Sheriff Cass Co., Neb.
WILLIAM GRAMBERG'S
Lumber Yard!
All kinds of
Building Material
AT BOTTOM PRICES.
Main St., opposite Platte Valley House.
PLATTSMOUTH. - - - - NEB.
family :4i:i)icixi:s
ARE the result i f a;:- experience of thirty years
1:1 liie oraciiee m :t sm-.-esTii' physician.
Mittc Yiie A a t x. r,.i ( oi roofsaiid herbs
injudiciously nil !::-".; -i .. . 1 1 combined, that
eveiy .u i I !o- i'.;.m'.i'. lio'iy receives tlie
help reijah '!. !' is ei di n il .is a (anacea
for ail, in iii-,. . I'.a !i dysjiepsia, bidious
and liver c .. jevei ai.tl ague. Cilolera,
ilebility. ami 'i.i lis- M-es . f t i:e stomach, liver,
a:id d!ges'.;v' or.., iii. il is an elo'eiiial remedy,
is a iirev. tiia;'ve -:;;! m-d lever and ague and
malarious iliseses H is uii.siirpassed. It
strengthens ;:i:it build i:o I !i debilitated sys
tem, ami gives iem we., iu-r to ad parts of tlie
bodv.
A'ls .!, i Inin lie ev:icualit
. v.- t f . t ! vi ;. -in. I diseases f
h ::.ii,-.-. purifies ihe blood.
- "i ;i i-. e oseas-. I tieiiiiialic
!. lii'i .t.i tii-ca-M s ot toe u:i-
frvin-r'? 'ii
in c t.ses of
t.e' hi.n!.!iM ;. :
Ci.rt.-s HT'.ei i
ami iieoi
liars or-j
ustliuia. i i
lungs i-ini r .,:
sumliiioii ::: in i '
p:-"!opt remedy tor coughs
.i i .(leases ot Hie throat,
i , ;ite I'n.sl siiigis ol volt-
. ; v . r.
IVvcrmi I V - I'ills-Are preo 'red ex
pressly i,, itin t -n'A- in curing acute and
chionic cast s, they a't Without depletion.
Crimenn I.tultnetil O, ens the pores ff
the llesli. and penei rates to the bone or seat of
pain, giv'ng relief to man or beast an speedily
as any outward application can.
Sold bv all Dliiugists ami Dealers.
E. T. BAR I" RUFF & CO..
50yl Burlington, Iowa.
GRANGE PLOWS!
We have TWO HUNDRED of the
Celebrated Newlon Culti
vator Plows,
manufactured at Plattsmouth last year, which
we are selling at
a sacrifice on each plow of
$7 below Grange Prices.
Now is the time to make your purchase of
Plows cheap. Call and empiii-e of the following
tersoiis before thev are all gone : K. J. Dovev.
C. H. Harmele, Jos'. Sehlater, Lloyd D. P.cimeU.
Win. I.. Hobbs. in. Siadelmanri, and Clark &
Plumuie.. 5ot8
II ATT, THE BUTCIIEK.
OLDKKT AMI BKsr ESTABLISH ED
Meat 31arket in llie tity.
Not changing constantly, but the old Reliable
Spot where you can g--t your Steaks. Roasts,
(lame. Fish and Fowl in Season.
TWO DOORS WEST OF THE HERALD OFFICE.
South Side of Main St,
PLATTSMOUTH, - . - XEB.
QF.O. . SMITH. K. B. W1SDHAU
M.111TII A VIMII A3I.
ATTOKNEYS AT LAW and Keal Estate Bro
kers. Special attention given to Collections
and all matters affecting the title to real estate.
Otlice on 2d Moor, over Post Office, Plattsmouth,
Xebraska. w i.
Jl STICK OF TIIK I'KACK.
Otlice on Main street. Plattsmtmth. Neb., two
doors east of II f.kalii otlice. Business hours
lroin s a. m. to 8 p. m. All county business usu
;i;iv trarsacted hefore a Justice of the Peace
will tie attended to. Also general collector of
debts. luyl J W. Haines.
DR. SCHILDKNECHT.
Eclectic & Hoiiittjopathlc
Physician.
jiffOfTice and Besidence corner Sixth and Vine
Streets. Plattsmouth. Neb. Calls attended at
all hours. '
G. A. vonHeimburg,
Veterinary Surgeon.
Office south sidb Main Street, let ween
Third and Fourth Sts.
PLATTSMOUTH. - - - - NEB.
I?1- 12. ESlstes?,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Is In receipt of the finest and
sjs.tr h sso ii r.wjs.vr or
CalnirreM. Cloth. Ventings. Scotch
iioods, Irih Frleseis.
Sffl n fact, tho largest and best assortment
of Cloths ever brought to this city, which I am
prepared io make up in the Latest Styles. Call
and examine floods. 40T
lfm. Bleville,
PROPRIETOR Or
PALACE BILLIARD HALL.
(Main St.. under First Nat. Bank.)
I'MTTSJIIHTII, - - - A'CD.
MV BAR IS SUPPLIED WITH THE
BEST WINES, LIQDOitS.
BEER, ETC., ETC,
4iyl
Mrs. A. H Knee,
WORKER IN HAIR.
P.raiils. Curls. Switches. Puffs, and all kinds of
Hair Work promptly and neatly made by
Ordeis left at MKS. KENNEDY'S
IIII.MVLUl STORE.
On Main St., 1 door east of Clark & Plummer's.
1 1 -j
s h: o hp ,
JOHN WAYMAN,
PLATTSMOUTH, -
NEB.
Kepairer of Steam Engines, Boilers, Saw And
Orist Mills.
Gas and Steam Fittings,
Wrought Iron Pipe, Force and lift pumps, steam
Utilities. Safety valve Governors, and all
kinds of Brass Engine Fittings re
paired on short notice.
V A I 31 JI A ti II I X E R V .
repaired on short notice. 49yl
FOR
m
GO TO
Gus. Herold's,
CARPENTER WORK !
W. L. Tucker,
has removed to the buildina' opposite Mlt
ews Hardware Store. (On 4th Street. Bet. M:Uji
and Vine.) Where iu addition to omer work,
he will give s cciul attention to
REPAIRING FURNITURE,
MAKIXQ PICTURE FRAMES, AC.
Also Agent for the COMMON SENSE IliON
1NU TABLES. of which we have a
number on had ; cull
and see them.
Careful Work and Prompt Altend-'
ance to (-'alls.
40-ly WM. L. TUCKER.
GEO. SHAFER'S
H AUOX and m.A K.yiITII SHOP.
HORSEU-SHOEINGr-,
Mending and Repairing !
ALL. KIXDS OF FARM JMPLEMEXTS
Mended and Fixed.
95 New Wagons for Sale,
C If E si 1 F O tt C rt 3 IT.
New Wagons made to order. Kates reasonable
and work guaranteed.
On Washington Ave.. PLATTSMOUTH,
0yl near 7th St., f KEB,
MIL
So t3
VALLERY &:RUFFNR'S,
FOR
GOOD NEWS FOR THE PUBLIC I!
Now Is the tira to buy jour
(DlfocesiflD (K-dDdDdlls i
Notvf ithstanding the depression of tlie country,
will still continue to sell goods at their old stand In FITZtlERALDMi
liLOCK, cheaper than ver. and defy competition in prices nd
goods. Thej constantly keep on hand a larg a
ortment of
DRY GOODS,
N OTIONS
READY MADE CLOTHING.
GROCORIBS,
booth anoxa.
HATS AXD CAPM.
QUEENS WA RJI,
WOOD A WILLOW WARE,
BEST BRANDS OF FLOUR,
TOBACCO, Ac, d-c. ,
Thev will sell all gmtd as low as any house in town, even if advertised
at cost. "They do not deem it necessary to give a price list, hut would ask you
to call and examine the go, hear the prices, and satisfy yourselves befor
purchasing elsewhere. Our motto is
"QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS,"
IFOIR, CASH.
VALLERY & RUFFNER'S
Implement IBepaitmeiat'-,
IF1 O R 1875.
They also would call attention of the farming community to tlie fact, th.
the sell the Improved and world renowned J. I. Case & Co.'s THRESH'
ING MACHINE. The Nichols & .Shepherd's "VIBRATOR" Thresh
inir Machine, the "Old Reliable" McConnick "Advance" REAP
ER d- MOWER: also the McCORMICK HARVESTER,
the best in tlie market. Don't give your orders un
til you see samples. Prices lower than
any other dealer.
THE LITTLE CHAMPION REAPER AND MOWER,
which gives perfect satisfaction-
THE KIR BY REAPER d- MOWER,
THE WEIR CULTIVATORS AND PLOWS.
DERE d- CO.'s GANG AND STIRRING PLOWS, best inns.
KEYSTONE tfr BROWN CORN PLANTERS.
FISH BROTHERS' WAGONS, Th but on whU.
BROAD CAST SEEDERS.
DRILLS,
STALK CUTTERS,
HARROWS,
CORN SHELLERS. d-c, d-c.
"Which they will sell at bed-rock prices to suit tlie times.
57For tlie above named Machinery, they always keep on hand ft full
line of extras, which is a great item to farmers.
Sl" VALLEUY & KUFFNEII:
KEAD
E.G.DOVEY'S
GREAT AJD.
Cood fresh milk
DELIVERED DAILY L
AT
E I'EJJ YBOD ITS HOME IX PEA TTSyrOVTH
IF THEY WANT IT, BT
J. F. IICAL'MUISTCR.
SEND ! YOUR ORDFItS AXIJ I WILL TBI AKD
CIVK YOC
40yl
and serve you regularly.
E.T.Duke&Co.,
Whi.lesitie and Ketail Dealers In
HARDWARE
AN1
CUTLERY.
STOVESJINWARE,
Iron", Nails, IIoes,
RAKES, SHOVELS, KNIVES AND
FORKS, AXES, 6o, dux
lx Kxrae or
Tinware Manufactured.
MATy ST., FT..iH & M -4T.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC !
Having niad up my mind seTeral years ago
RETIRE FROM BUSINESS
about tlie end of
THE YEAR 1S75,
and being till of 1 the same mind, I take tbl
method of informing the public that I
am selling out my
ENTIRE STOCK OF GOODS !
AT COST.
and shall continu doing a through this year
or null! the
Whole SioeXs
is disposed of.
Daring that tine I intend to
Sell Goods for Cash,
Lower than any other house erui do and sustain
themselves. My stock consists of
GROCERIES.
DRY GOODS,
IIATSd- CAPS,
BOOTS d- SHOES,
WALL PAPER,
CARPETS,
d-C dO, dC.
The whole stock will be sold at
BottomPrices
until it is
ALL SOLD OUT.
My objeet is not to
IMalse ESonejr
but to
GET out of BUSINESS.
Giv me a call and see for yourself.
5 E. 0. DOVEY.
STORE AND 11 LL
AT
Rock Bluffs.
j. 4 ii. sbeim;
W hav purehaMfcl t
BOOK BLUFFS
STEAM FLOURING,
SAW MILL,
And will hereafter run th aai t
Connection With Our Storu
CUSTOM WORK
will b guaranteed to ba satisfactory. If ca
ployad th
ffilliii
e .oould find,
whose reputation is well known, and It tn p
rK.s-d that the farmers and all others har
ood Eloui7
if they bring
Good Wheat ! I
I.
The highest market pric paid for Mm
Best 'Wheat and Conv
OUR STORE
IS
Chock Full of Goods
THIS FALL,
and we mean to sell then
At Low Rates
Having bean enablad to puroliaaa a Iswir
stock
Uncommonly Low,
They will be sold to ail. EQUALLY LOW.
NOW IS YOUR TIME
TO IBTjny.
J.&H.Sheray
KOCU ULarri. IVEO.
