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THE HERALD.
LOCAL NEWS.
lcal aivki:tisfmkxth.
Tronkiertt. x cetits si Ihie. H-Ftihir advcrlM
e, lo cents iM;r line. No advei ii- iiiciH iusur
tod fir levs tliau tents.
Lepl ailrrrttxi'inciitH will lt charged to tile
parti baudin,- them in.
COM MCNICATTOX. .
Asnnr apace i limited. j-11 communications
roust he brief sutd lo the ioiiil, wii.Ii no wsite
i words.
N I". V Nf'.VlT'U DKI '1SIONS.
1. Any i rini ho lakes tint i:tpor refill n iy
from tin- stn!l;'-' v!:eliier ilir--t.-ii to l;is
nsjue, or v. hit !kt he i a MiiiMTilit r "r not i
rilisille for Uie i;i".
I. If any -r-.ei r-!ers liis p.i;T iliseont in
red. he must iay ;i'l : l .'iraes. r the u!. Wish
er msy cii!tiim-to s.-ml i: i4u;ii p;ii:i. i,t is
in;de. stud i'ii'.Ii i-l the whole :ini whether
too paK-r is taken from tiie efilcu r hot.
a. Th court hi', ve dci lei! th tt in;p;r to
take newspapers and r.i.li'Misiiuni i i . p. .s -o!livr.
or renii an.l ii'ik i;i,r IStPM Hie -filed
t or. is jcriii.i Uuu, etidciicc of I n ik.n t iu.xai.
rtuii.
B. cr M. R. R. TIME-TABLE.
fHl and after tl: 1st of !ercinl.r-r. WJ. the
pr.sen;;'! ti.iisi-. o.;l of I ia; tniiloui li, will le.iv?:
;s follows :
loreiii 1 i Tiio i .' r Li:.co!n . . .
n-.i.ilia Tra:n
Morning mixed, vf u Omaha ..
11 :ro AM.
1 CM i'.M.
7 :ijO A.M.
Omaha and Council Bluffs aro going
to have a spelling match soon.
Local Artists, DennLson & "Walton
portraits painted, photographs retouch-
ed, &c.
Wo call attention to t!ie sale of per
sonal property, belonging to the Ami
son estate, on Saturday, May 1st.
The Presbyterian Sociable, will meet
at Dr. Chapman's residence on Thurs
day evening. Apr. 22,1. Friends invi
ted to attend.
V call esper-ial attention to the new
and greatly enlarged Ad of (Jeo. Sha-!
for, our enterprising blacksmith, W;:g
on Maker and iron worker generally.
The Episcopal Sociable will meet at
the house of Mr-;. J no. A. M.icMurpIiy
on' Tuesday evening, April 20th. A
cordial irmtation is extended to all.
U; Tapers from Dan McKinnon, from
Santa Barbara. Haven't had time to
read them yet. Dan n doing well and
we haven't forgotten him in the II kk
ALi office by a long shot.
The Friend of our new (old) May
or, Dr. It. It. Livingston, presented him
with a handsome ring last Saturday
evening. Mr. MacDonagli, made the
presentation speech. The Doctor was
taken completely by surprise, although,
as he informed us, he docs not as a
habit, sport much Jewelry, he ac
cepted this emblem of eternal love in
a very happy and cordial way. In fact
the Doctor is a happy man, and cor
dial ; we always knew that, if you
keej) on the windward side of him.
Upturn Train Lc. Omal.a..
vv's
c.ii; K.15T :
rw-rj-T, (fraeh day),
11 :5 A.?.'.
5 ui I'.M.
2 :'
.M.
See noti'-c of Ieard of EiiuViization.
Last snow of 1!il- season Sunday and
Monday Ai.ril lith and 12th.
S. S. ItENEFXT.
Kernmbr Mr. Clark's concert next
"Wednesday eve. lie sings for tiie beue
ht of the M. L. Sabbath School.
Miss Delia liahhington and Miss Xel
lie Sliort have opened a dressmaking
establishment in connection with Mrs.
Kennedy's Millinery store, where they
will do good work in the latest styles
cheap for cash. Give them a call.
Our I'is'K-nneu are eitrhing f:s!i in
large quantities now.
():. "nindr ' thousand Xo. 1 shingles 2.7S at
Water. nail's. 3-ti.
Our young artists an? doing firat
ratr Th?v hive two w-r-k's work yet.
The Spring term of sehod coia
rncncei last week, after a week's vacation.
Bemetnber the hptdlin.4 match at the
High School building to-moi row night.
Two nice prices.
Judge II:i:ncs has re:i;v''l his ollii-c
to tiie bri kbu;.Mi:ig one t'oor west of
t!i3 Court Hons;'.
We hoard there was a wedding in
town last week, but we can't 'tiite
swear to it; bo hold our peace.
Ib'inenib'.-r l'rof. J. (. ('larks concert,
at the Metho li.st church next Wednes
day evening, for the benefit if the Sun
day School. Turn out and enjoy a
.rare treat.
l'o. lUa expressman, still survives
tie ravages of timi arid th? ambling
of t ha grey p j:i y. Alvvay ready aud
iumxt too l:i; for the train. Slate itt
the express oilice. (live him a call.
JiMKS, ST ATIONERY,ClU)iUET SETS
SlIKKT Ml.-H AT Dr. ClIAPMANS.
The above reward will be paid to
thr person furnishing evidence that
will convict the person who has been
poisoning dogs in this city for some
tinrj past.
BEAUTIES.
I'.eantlf il White Khl aixl Satin Slippers at
Merges' Shoe Sore.
HATH! HATH! HATS!
A fine Ktock of new ilats. Latest style at
WM. Si AHE1.M ANM'ri.
The Odd Fellows are going to dedi-
! cate their new Hall in Omaha, on Mon
day April 2olh. It is expected to have
representatives for every Lodge in the
State, who will march in grand proces
sion. A festival and ball at night.
ttlOOltr ? :.
A few mere li ri . of those patent i itt I so
it!i ino ami mcwino T.il'.i t'-. at
SllliVOCK'S
a LOT 11 1 NU.
..i) suit of Clothe r ill on
Vm. Staiiklmann.
Men's I'iow li.iuts for ?L..r)(i. ami woinens nlee
r-eme K'iiers f r -.on at M.T'ri ' sii ie ture.
The l':v:.bv teriau 1'istival was very
w:ll attended last Thursday evening
and w:u a su'.-ess :i:i:r'-i:ill y. lint the
pei'ing s:.d.ool part did no', go o!f as
.'Veil as it mili t.
Wo call atlentinn to the nc-w
ti.enient f lxseLvr .Ki;' s, in tie.
business. II1 lit.; just op-:e
the old Hyatt b u-u. (live th
a call and he.ir him t;-.lk "ilos
d
a.'ver-
livery
up in
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l'UDLIC NOTICE.
Tiio City Council, of the City of
I'lattsmoulh, will meet as a Hoard of
Equalization on Monday the 10th day
of April, l sT.", for the purpose of equal
izing and correcting the assessment
roll of said City.
11. II. LtVIXOSTOX,
Mayor.
DO ."SOT -"OaiS:T
T!i;i! U;irrr:l!iN JciT'liy Store
Ims resiioi't'd r;tsii IIit aid
sf:rn3, ntvl !.' r to SJinJel
iri.innVs dtJIiS:ig Niorc, ivliere
yo.i will ii:n a "arser :inl Hjk'I'
;trtt li ol tloclo. TiVatcficN and
.JrrcSiy liiasi ever. Call untl
ca::i3:H' .'i'.;t;i.
UiitcJiucj'!: tlcnr, and War
i a ill -.. 4 F. C:.4KUl'TiI.
Mr. Shryock's y.)ii:!g-.t . hil l, Lizzie,
Hired 3 years had a j-retty k-.-vciv fall
last Friday afternoon f;dli:i'i- down the
steps. Fortunately no bonos ware br;i
k'!i although sm-j was se", f.vly bruise;!.
Frame l.uml'O'
at W.ttri l Hi's.
.r .t:i ki.: i-
i3! r.
pr yo-.:r !ru;;-i. i;--i:ies. i'.iints. Dils
I'.ootis, Sr tion i.i:v, e!l at In:. C'ii.u man's.
ritTl'ItES 1 !IC! fliES I i'iCTfltLS !
Now is th;; time for having family
port rats painted. I)cnr;so:i t Walton
at M. Murphy's Photograph gallery,
P!attmcuth. Neb.
We learn that Miss Uarrett of Con
cord, Mass., who visited her sister. Mi's.
Mills, in i'lattsmowth a year ago, was
married on tholst u!t. to a Mr. Den
ny. Her friends in IMattsmouth all
congratulate the happy couple and wish
them aivmg life of happiness.
Frank Stadt-r is going to paint a
full size life portrait of our new May
or with his third term robes on. Coun
cil men Way n.au and .Johnson will
frame it and it is to be hung over the
facial chair of State. We feel encour-ngc-vl
for Grant now.
head; in: ad i
Only one 6l!sr will 5-ny .1 nice fair of Wi
rau's Scr.;? Shoes p.t Mvrjre' Slide Store.
Diirss .'iTkims.
Miss l)Dp iin tt Miss Marks respect
fully inform the Lvlies of Plattsmouth
and vicinity, that they are now prepar
ed to do dress making in the latest
.style. They will carry on business at
residence of W. J. Despain, corner StTi
and Pearl sts. 2 at
We were loth to say good bye to our
old frietul Dick Cushing yesterday, who
left us again for Tennessee, to stay un
til November or December next.
An article about our schools handed
us two weeks ago, and apologi.ed for
once before, has got mislaid .somehow.
Wo will try and hunt it up for next
week.
The vote for members of the Con.
Con. has Icon rot urned and was can
as jc i last Tuesday. Whole, number
of votes cast in the county 4-. , Smith
received 4"2, Kiikp ilrirk 4U and Val
lery 33. We had expected to give a
tabulated statement of the vote, but
could not this week for want of space,
shall next issu?.
Walt Paper. Decorations, Window
Shades. Holland:-:. Chromos, Paintings,
Window Cornices, Picture Hangings,
Brackets, Carpet Sweepers and Stretch
ers, and many other useful articles, sold
at lowest possible- prices, at
I7tf 1'itAXK Stadteh'j.
The l.ir.'e-t aid eheajwut stock of Doots anil
Plioes tliat over emus to town, at Merges' Ex
elusjvc Shoe Store.
LOOTS d- SHOES.
I des.1 exelinirely in Uoots and S!:o?s. wid
ensequenttj- en itiiil rto sell cli'ajier than the
cheapest. V.y motto is quick saie-t and small
prn2t. Ca'l, cir:iino, and ho conviric;J.
l'KTKlt 'fIiOKS.
V.'hile at Omaha recently, we drop
ped in at Mrs. Hickman's millinery es
tablishment and took a little look at
the spring styles of hats and bonnets
for the fair portion of our readers.
Lack of space prevents our describing
the shapes and modes of trimmings.
Put we recommend all of those who go
out of town to get their hats to call
upon Mrs. Hickman, on Douglas St.
between 14th and 15th, and we know
they will never go away without purchasing.
A SPELLING HATCH
will be held at High School Hull, l'ri- meet .as
hty evening of this week, to which all , which time all parties interested and
NOTICE.
To all wliom it may concern:
Notice, is hereby given that on the
mh, 20th, and 21st days of April, 1ST3,
the Commissioners of Cass county will
a board of equalization; at
-ire invited to come. No ;utic:ilar
!ook is to be used Jut Wcbst?r is to be
Authority. The words to be spelled
will consist of those in common use,
Come up ladies, busines men, clerks,
students and teachers, in fact rrcry one,
and let us all learn to spell. Captain
Co. A, Dr. It. It. Livingston. Captain
Co. P., Hon. Geo. S. Smith.
Two prizes will bo awarded for d'.
CONCERT.
Mr. Clark, whose lata concert was
served merit. Programme consists al- ' postponed oa account of the severe
so of singing, recitations, declamations,
having any claim must present th
same or forever hold their Peaee.
Py order of the Poard.
Attest, CP. Moore,
Deputy Clerk.
t .
Three hnudrn l thous'and Slar "A" shingles
f 4.25, at Waterman's. Z-V2.
gymnastic exercises, proceeds are
to be applied on Chandelier Fund.
Admission '2"c, children 1". Tickets
for sale at Stroight's. Carruth's and Dr.
Chapman's.
i?f..i-,i wilt tn C . w ..... ....: 1. r . : i
''rain or shine" the eve. of Wed. Apr.
Cist, at tha M. E. Church. Mr. Clark's
'evening of song' are very entertain
ing. Tha secret of his charm depends
largely upon the fact that he is the
composer either of the poem or the
music of nearlv all the songs on his
F'GTIlNriTURB.
CJirapcr.
Cheapest,
For Cash, for the next 30 days, at
T. W. SHltVOCK'S.
WAGON IJOAD ACItOSS THE PLATTE.
FA EMEU ATTENTION !
All the latest tyles f f Men's Loots and Shoes
at llerir Shoe Store. c':e.it.
- . ! liroyr.llil nit Tli'a iinnnrr !x vprr -v-
pressivk and ho always pleases his an-
c Julius IVprrbery. Cigar Manufae- ' dience. This concert is for the bene
fuer. opposite the IIkt;.m.t .dVice. on ' f-t of the Sabliath School. Let all come
Main St., FlaliBntouth. Nob. Cigar . ....f .....i i, .., . v;..., , , - . .,-
. r - i ii .7. i an;! n--.ii iu:n. Admission oc
Clippings of span:h and American To- .... k u
baccoos for smoking purpoM-s. 7.'r ehddrei. l o. Doors open at 7 o'clock
Hale. P.r"t ;-'-dit: s of plug-smoktng ' c-lonirnc at o'elocV. Seo small bills
tobacco al w.i vs on band. 2') tf. e'sev.hf-re.
This matter is being stirred up very
lively again. It is of great importance
to our town and must greatly accom
modate a portion ot the citizens of Sar
py county. We hope that our eommis
missioners and the. commissioners of
Sarpy can unite and aid this enterprise
and if not through them, the live get
up and get citizens on each sida of the
raging Platte mast unite and see this
thing through. We understand that
the It. It. Co. are favorably disposed,
and Mr. Joseph A. Connor, who has
been very active in thi3 matter, has re
ceived a letter from Mr. Perkins, in
which he says that he will be here next
week in person, and will seo the citi
zens about bridging the Platte. Keep
it going, there's a better time a coining.
We feel it in our corns.
Cheap, chfap. cheaper than the cheapest,
those Boots and Shoe at Merges Shoe Store.
PEI'.SONAL.
Sam. Waugh, of Creto visited us last
week.
Mrs. Clans Speck died on Monday
night of Tympanitis.
Mr. Col well and family left for Cali
fornia en Monday last.
Chas. Seley, Foreman of the Omaha
Republican called in to see us Monday.
Henry Pons, the genial and enterpris
clerk of the Platte Valley House, is
building himself quite a reputatation
by the able way m which he is conduct
ing that house.
Mrs. Wm. Wells, Miss Lou Mitchell,
Miss Aloha Conn, Miss Cynt Mitchell
and Miss Lou Shryock, called and in
vestigated the "art preservative."
Dr. Waterman, of Louisville, was in
town last Friday, bringing in the elec
tion returns. We understand he has
started a branch otlice on Cedar Creek
where he can be found Sundays.
Mr. Hoar, of the P. & M. It. It. otlice,
left en Monday last for Southern Cali
fornia, where he will engage in sheep
raising.
George Harrison left last Tuesday
for Lincoln on his way to the Plack
Hills.
Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Cashing ruturned
to Plattsmouth for a few days last
week. While we share their grief at
the great loss that necessitates their
comming home, we cannot but feel glad
to see them and knww that they are
among us once again.
WOODS BEOS., OF WEEPING
WATER,
Hereby notify the public that they
have taken the job of furnishing Cass
County with the
Adams it- French Harvester, 2 he Crosby
Cany Ploir, The Reed Plots
Man ufaciurxny Cmnp'mjs
Breakers, Stulbls
Plows, Harrows,
dV., lie
They also have a full line of other
implements, of all kinds, which we will
sell at ljottom prices, also the usual
stock of Hardware, Tinware, Szc.
Go to Woods Br os, and examine for
vonrself. SOtf.
PLATTSMOUTH SAW MILL.
NEAIJ, TUANSFEi: I.ANPING.
MctiUIHE & CUKTIS
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:
SCANTLING, SIIEKTING,
.lOTSTS, FKNCING,
And all kinds of Lumber necessary for
farm use. Orders for sawing lumber
from owners logs will be promptly
tilled at low rates. All orders left at
their store 2 doors east of new Post
Office will receive immediate atten
tion. McGUIKE & CO.,
2d door east of the upw Post Ofhep, in
addition to their large and varied as
sortment of First Class Liq nors, Wines,
and Al"s, have just received a
stock of:
CASTILLON VI NET BKANDY,
ANGELICA, CATAWBA,
CALIFORNIA, 111 St srALKLINO
KlJlNK, WINES.
and McGuinnis' Dublin Alo and Por
ter. . Tobaccos of fino aroma, and the best
Brand of Cigars in market, all of which
will be sold low, Wholesale and Ke
tail. tf
large
SPECIAL NOTICES.
SICK NURSE.
Mr. Charlotte Finny desires to cive notioe.
th-it sin- w '.A act, a-s isii k Nurse, whci.evt-r ca.i
ed on. Residi nee in Sti;cV addition, near AI
LiUer's 2ull, l iuilauioiitit. Neb. 3ml
WANTED.
A jriil for jrenr-ra! housework, in a small fami
ly. Feriiiiineiit situation. Enquire of Streigh.
3-ti I, o. i:ook Stoke.
Arc; tnt ri,on i:::.
The most miserable beings in the world are
those sufT.-rliij; from 1 ys;i. jiiia and Liver Com
piaint. Mure than s-venl y-five per cent of Un
people in the L'nited States sue aftlieted with
lliese two diseases and their elleet : such as
sour stomach, sick hea lai-he. habitual rust i ve
il ess. impure Wood, fioarthuni. waterbiash.
jrn.twin and bumiiii; pain nt. the pit of the
sioin:i'"li, yellow s.k in, voated tonjrne and iisa
L'iVfaMe taae in tho mouth, comiu nji of thu
f.x'd alter cilia.', tow spirits. &e. 'Into the
i o u:.' :. e of I r. G, J1.. iiapumit. I'hii l-smou: Si,
Neb., a jit uet i ,.i r-nt boll'-, fl" a ; Jnple hol
llt fi- i Mits. Tr it 4jt
Savf Movf.v ami Hkai-th. The reputa
tioii ot t!i Wilson .shuttle Sewing Machine is s
thoroughly eitablished that nov eld in Us com
mendation is necessary. . The plan Hdupted by
the manufacturers of this famous Machine of
placing tiieir prices so low hs to come within
the reach ot the joorcr chwses, certainly enti
tles them to the gratitude of of those who are
really most In need ot su4i an article.
Machines will be delivered at any Railroad
Station In this county, free f transportation
charges, if ordered through the Company'
r.ranch House ut No. 6iu 4ih Street, St. Louis,
M.
They send an elegant catalogue and enromo
circular, free mi Application.
This Company want a few more Rood agents.
It Is asserted as ;t fact that every canvasser
who lias turned ids attention to the introduc
tion ot the New Kamilv Sewinix Machine in Ins
locality, or who has been fortunate to secure an
anency, has outstripped the bestelTorts in mak
inir iiKinev of tiie old and tried a.-nts of the
hlh-prieed machines, which latter they now
replace. The demand is enormous, and sales so
rapid and money made so readily with so little
cHert that farme'rs. tradesmen, speculators, .'..
sue Hocking into tiie business as fast as they
can secure territory and net their ijroods on the
ground to supply anxious .customers. It cer
tainly is the machhie of the times stud does the
same' work, as other machines at so.( and
Oo. and iu really beiiv" it would sell juntas
resdiiv i.t d.uil'le'and then not cost hsilf the us
ual price of so good an article, for it is astonish
ing to see the vast amount of labor it performs
sit .so low a cost. Tiie inventors are daily inun
dated with testimonials of the worth of their
new machines which so suddenly and success
fully bounded into popular favor. It has at
tained an enviable reputation in many thou
sands of homes and lactones, for its solid
sirei,th. power, rapidity, simplicity, certainty,
and ease of opera! ion. wit h fextreme beauty,
fineness and reliability of its sewing ; while tiie
wonderful low price (Twenty liollars for a lai-;e
and complete st win machine with a strong ta
ble and treadle), places ad idea of competition
entirely out of the question. It stands alone in
its merits and juice. We sidvise you to invest
in one at once for ymir wife, daughter, mother,
sister or ladv friend and make home happy,
or put them in our factory, or what is better if
you aro lucky enough, secure an agency, if there
Is none iu your town, make money yourself.
The manr new sittachuiciits for doiiiji extra
flue, skilful and dihlcuU work, are a surprise in
their simplicity i f construct ion and far below
even "grange prices," ami will be delivered sstfe
atvourdoor.no matter how remote you mav
reside, if you write for them. Andres J.
Tuimj, 11ai.-. a & Co., sw7 15roadway, N. Y.
47yt
CUT TIE If Ol'T!
It Jlnj Wave Your 11 fir.
There is no person living but what suffers
more or less with Lung liseae, Coujihs, Colds,
or Consumption, yet some would rather die
t'.inn pav To cents for a bottle of medicine that
would cure thriu. I Jr. A. lloschee's (iwriaaii
Syrup has lately been introduced in this coun
try from leniiany, and its wondrous cure as
tonishes every one that tries it. If you doubt
what we s:;y in print, cut this out and take it to
vour c'ririffst. Dr. (. II. Chapman, riattsmouth.
Sell., and i:vl a sample bottle for 1(1 cents and
trv it, or a reji'ilar size for To cents.
i'.yt G. li. UukilN, Woodbury, N. J.
LEGAL XOTICES.
Notice of Sale.
In the Intier of the EMaU of Henry Amitim, de-
CiW.'l.-
Notice is hereby jiiven that on Saturday, the
1st flay of May iiext. between tiie hours of 2
o'clock tn tiie forenoon sunt 5 o'clock iu the af
ternoon of said day, at the front door of the
Court House, in the town of riattsmouth, coun
ty of Cass, and State of Nebraska, the. personal
properly ot said decedent, consisting of house
hold furniture and other articles will he sold at
public sale as per order ot l'robatc .Indite, is
sued. JOHN W. SHANNON.
Administrator.
Dated April lt'itli, 1ST5. Sti
Sheriff s Sale.
l?y virtue or an order of sale issued by the
Clerk of the District Court, of The second Judi
cial District within and for Cass County, Ne
braska. fud to iiej directed. I will on the 15th
day of May. A. D. 1 ;.". at 10 o'clock a. in. of said
day at the South door of the Court House, in
tin city of riattsmouth. in said county. Hell at
l'ublie Auction, tiie following Real Ks-state. to
wit : Lot number five (?.). in block number tliir-tv-seven
Cs7, and lot number six id), in block
number eight (.s. sdl in th" city of riattsmouth.
Cass County. Nebraska. ThesaJiie being levied
upon and taken as tiie property of John V.
Hiuchiiian and Alice It. Hinohman, defendants ;
to satisfy a judgment of said Court, recovered
by Calvin if. l'a; mele. plaintiff.
riattsmouth, Neb.. April nth. A. D. 13TS.
M. It. CUTLKR.
3t5 Sheriff Cass Co.. Neb.
Sheriffs Sale.
Ily virtue of three executions issued by D. W.
M kiupoii. Cicrit of the District Court, of sec
ond .Indicia! 1 istriel, wit bin and for Cass Boun
ty. Nebraska, and to me directed. 1 will on the
jstli day of Kay, A. D. Is7.". "t 1 o'clock p. m. of
siiid driy r.t the south door of the Court House,
in said "county, sell at public auction, the fol
lowing Real Lstate. to-wit : The South half m)
of the north-east quarter ne'.j) of section thir
teen i tow n ten i let. ranjie eleven ill'.cast
ei 5th principal meridian, in Cass county Ne
braska. The same brinsi levied upon and tak
en as t he propcrtv of Willis J. llorton.and Win.
('. Jetiks, defendants: to satisfy three Judc
lueuts ol s:iid Court, reco vered bv Iliiibard and
Spencer. Win. M Wycth t Co.. a'nd St. Joseph
Mai.ufactu: iiiji Co.. pl.'iiiitltTs. Said exccutioiig
rc-.M veil bv in i in tiie order above named.
1 lat'.siiiouUi, Nci., April 7th, A. D. 1 S7.",.
M. It. CLTLtfR,
2t5 Sheriff Cass Co. Neb.
Attaeliment Notice.
Alexander Carper, ) riaintil.
vi . -Dnvid
Koltz. ) Defciideiit.
To lt-iri l roltz, def indent in the aliure entitled
(i!i:
You sire hereby notified that siti order of at
tachment was issued in the :ibovi entitled
cause on the Mill d iv of M.-'ich, A. D. Ib7.r, by
A. Carini' liaei, Justice of the Leaee, of Cass
County. Nebraska: for the sum of ei;;ht dol
lars and .seventy-five cents (.s.7' ;tnd cause
st t for hearing on the loth day of May, A. D.
isr. at 10 o'clock a. in. of said day.
2t3 Al.KXAN OKU CAlit'KR.
Estray Notite.
Taken up on or about tho first of November, a
dark bundle cow. star in forehead, brass knobs
of her horns, probably 8 or nine years old. The
owner can prove property, pav charges smd
take her away. Wm. Snvkkk.
riattsmouth rrecinct, April :.'nd, 1S7.3. 2t5
Attachment Notice.
John McCnitf, ) rJefore J. A. Ken
vs. vaston. Justice of the
L. J. 1'alinfcr. ) l'eace.
To L. J. Palmer, difewJ-ant in thr- nlxtrc cauc:
Vou are hereby notified that an order of at-t.-u-lniieii
t was issued iu the above entitled cause
on the 5th day of March. A. 1. 1S7.", by J. A.
K( tiaston. Justice of the l'eace, of Cass county,
Nel.iiisKa, for tiie (iiini of thirteen dollars and
forty . tuts (n.-tm. and cause is set for
hearing mi the ttlh day of Slav. A. D. Is75, sit
tea o'clock sv. m. J. A. KKNASTON.
113
Sheriffs Sale.
By virtue of an execution issued by the Clerk
of the District Court, of the Second Judichd
District, wit ill ii and for Cask County. Nebraska,
and to me. directed. I will ou the 3dday of May.
A. D. 1K75, at 10 o'clock a. in., of said day. sit the
front door of the Court House, in the City of
riattsmouth. in said County, sell at public auc
tion the following real estate, to-wit :
lits number one (1. two (i, three (3. and
fonrd ;, in block number six (t; in Thompson's
Addition to the City of riatumouth, Csvss
County. Nebraska.
The ssirtie being levied upon and taken as the
property of Win. AltatTer. Defendant : to sat
isfy a judgment of said Court, recovered by
W illiam Stadelmann. I'tvtintitl.
riattsmouth, Nebraska, March 31st, ls7a,
H5 M. U. Ci TLEU. Sheriff.
Sheriffs Sale.
r!v virtue r.f an order of Sale issacd by 1. W.
MetCiniion. Clerk of District Court within and
for Cass County. Nebraska, and to me directed.
1 will on the 2f h day of April. A. 1). Is7.i. at Hi
o'clock p. in. of s;iid day, at the south door of
the Court Unit in the city of riat'smouth, in
said County, sell at public auction, the follow
ing Real F.state, to-wit : conimeiieintfat a point
one thousand eiht hundred and twent v-seven
and two-tenths (1H27 2-ld) feet north" of the
south-east corner of the west half if-,) of the
south-west quarter C4, of sct'ou sven (7,
town twelve i-J), range fourteen (14 east, which
point by actual survey is one thousand three
hundred and twenty-six (tajfi) feet east of the
south-west corner of sstid section, thence west
four hundred and three (4o3 feet, thence north
two hundred and sixteen and two-tenths (210
2-l feet, theno0 esit four hundred ami three
t-ln.ii feet, thence south two hundred and six
teen and two-tenths ( 2-l(l feet to the place
of lieKinning, containini; two (21 acres, more
or less, situated in Cass County, Nebraska ; the
same being levied upon and taken as the prop
erty of William Cut'er. Margaret Cutter and
Wm. Lmiiick. defendants ; "to satisfy a jndg
niee.t of said coait. recovered by Cat via Ii. l'ar
niel". plaintiff.
i'la'-Uiiiouth, Nebraska, March 21. A. D. 7".
M. It. CL'I LER.
S2to Sheriff Cass Co., Neb.
"The lay to H'ctUIi. if iiti ilfrtre it, is at
yliin i Vic uvifv to MnrkttJ" riiAKKLIic.
AJE3ST! WASTED to canvass in Cass
and adjoining eo-inties,
for fhs new boo's "Success in Business," er
Tiff ( T J TT1 "VT Tb.is country has money
"tVil Al X for fVHi-vl.od v M,,nev in
Trade, ifi the'Mill. in Mines,
on the Farm, iu the ttanien,
in Wheat, in ( -.in Stock.
in IVultrv. This book shows
Row Liuiness Men, Farm
ers. Workinirinen. Younir
Men and Wotneii. may all jU, .irr. Umn and one
it. Just the book needed, and will sell fast.
Address for circulars & terms. .1. '. .IrC'I'lt
fV csuecsssors to Zieler & Mcl'ur-
dy.i iso W. Fourth St.. Cincinnati. O. ; F'ifth
Avenue ft Adams Sr.. Chijo, ill.; fc20 Oiive
St., St. Ijiiis-. Mo.
N. 15. Th l'eoplc's Standard Edition of t'i?
Holy j:ilile. pi.Miv;,ed byns, is the t:p.ess. cheap
est and Iw.t. Agents make from ;-i to per
month sell.iv -piji o'hiw booss. without ex
trsi i-ri'riii !
HOW
TO
MAKE IT.
WILLIAM GRAMBERG'S
Lumber Yard !
All kinds of
Building Kalerial
AT BOTTOM PRICES.
Main St., opposite riatte Valley House.
PLATTs MOUTH. - - - - NKB.
GEO. SHAFER'S
AND
BLACKSMITH S II 0 1
FOU
HORSESHOEING, .
Mending and Repairing !
ALL KIXDS OF FAItM IHl'LEMEyT3
Mended and Fixed.
95 New Wagons for Sala,
CJfJFrt7i F O It CMS If.
New Wsmons made to order. Katos rcasocwRde
and work guaranteed.
On Washington Ave.. I TLATTSMOirrn
near Ttu St.,
40yl
N KB,
FAMILY MEDICINES
AKE the result of an experience of thirty years
in the practice of a successful physician.
Illl tor Tonic An extract of roots and herbs
so judiciously and medicinally combined, that
every part of the diseased body receives the
help" required. It is not claimed as a panacea
for all the ills of life, but for dyspejisia, biilious
ami liver complaint.?, fever and unur, cholera,
debility-, stud all diseases of the stomneh. liver,
and digestive onrans. it is an effectual remedy.
As si preventative siiiaiust fever and sigue and
malarious diseases it is unsurpassed. It
strengthens a:id builds up the debilitated sys
tem, and gives renewed vitor to all parts of tho
body.
iWins'N Cure Acts as a diuretic evaeuant
in cases of dropsy, ;out. (travel, and diseases of
tiie blsuider and kidneys, ptuitics tiie blood,
cures scrofula and eruptive diseases, rheumatic
and neuralgic pains, and all diseases of the uri
nary organs.
Kxpcctornut A prompt remedy forconphs
asthma, cio'ip. and all diseases of the throat,
luuiis and chest, and the liist stages of con
sumptiou and tvphoid fever.
Fever and Ajiif Are prepared ex
pressly to aid tiie tonic iu curing su ute and
chronic cases, tliev act without depiction.
Crimean Iiiiiiment Ot.ens the pores of
the ID-sit . and penetrates to the bone or seat of
pain, sivius; relief to man or be;ust a speedily
as any outward application can.
Sold bv all Druujiists and Dealers.
K. T. 15AUTKI FF & CO..
50yl
liiuliiirton, Iowa.
COXSUMFTION CURED !
To the EdUor of the A:l. ITEIIALD:
EsTERMED ritlE.VD
Will you please inform your readers that
I have si positive
cunu Fon coxsumptiox
and a!l disorders of the Throat and Limps, and
that, by its iisrs in my practice, I have cured
hundreds of esuses, and will j;ve
1,MH00
for a case it will not benefit. Indeed so strong
is my faith. I will send a Sample, free, to any
sufferer addres.srns n
i'lease show this letter to any one you may
know who is suiTeriiig from these diseases, said
oblige. Faithfully Tours,
IKK. T. V. H1RT.
lmfi G9 1 Fill io m St., iNVw Tori;.
NEW
LIVERY, FEED, AND SALE
AN OLD STAND, BUT A NEW MAN.
Tiie partner-hip of O. M. StreiRht and W. 1).
Jones, be'ng this day dissolved
Dr. W. I). JONES,
will open ;i new Livery, Feed, and Sale Stable,
at tho Old HI ATI' JtAUN.oii Main Street,
just east of ..'iiiin Shannon's well known
Stable, I'l.ut.snioiith. Neb.
Hornet, llustiioH & Carriage,
to let at all times, at leasonablc rates.
HOUSES TIOAUDED III' THE DAI', IFSEA".
Oil MUX Til.
rarticular attention paid to driving and train
ing Horses. Having all the appliances I shall
insikc a particular feature of mv business the
driving and handling of TROTTING STOCK.
fHeing well known all over the county, no
further chin mush; is necessary. I cordially in
vite nil my friends to call and see me, and "they
will receive si hearty welcomo. Kespect fully.
3luO
W. D. JONES.
A LECTURE TO YOUNG MEN.
Jut Pttblixhcd, in a Scaled Envelope, price 6 cts
'rrw v A f.ci'tji-!' tho Nature Tre:it-
V-.vincnt, and Radical cure of Seminal
'O Weakness, or Spermatorrhiea. in-
.'.ift-ifitr ducud by Self-Abuse. Involuntary
Emissions, nixitency. Nervous Debility, and
Impediments lo marriage genertilly ; rnnnimp-tion.-Kpilepsey.
and Fits ; Menial and I'hvsical
Incapacitv. tc.-llv ltor.F.KT J. Cl'iA'KU
WEI.L. M. author of the "Green Look." e.
The world-renowned sun hor, in this admira
ble Lecture, clearly proves from his own exper
ience that t he siwfid coneiiencfrs of Self-Abuse
mav be elfectually removed without medicine,
ami without dangerous surgical operation, bou
gies, instruments, rings, or cordials ; pointing
out a mode ot cure at once cc'rlTaiu and effectual
by which every suiierer, no matter wlsat bis
condition may be, may cure himself cheaply,
pi irately, and radically.
iiThin La etvre- irill y-roorc a toon o f'loifs-
(ti'ix (liul ttinuntliirf.
Sent under seal, in plain envelope, to any ad
dress, post-paid, on receipt of six cents or two
post stamps.
Address the Publishers,
'1IAM. J. C. HLE.IXE S. CO
10--31y 127 Bowery, N. Y. ; P. O. box. 4oWi.
Reduced Rates for Lumber
Clear the Track for our
Spring Trade.
II. A. WATERMAN & SON
Will sell
Frame Lumber, of all kinds at perm.
r'enoiiis;, to
Common Itoards, '20 to $23.
Ilest MiinsleH, m l. a 5,
Xo. 1 Nhinles. r2.75.
OtlirrKrsdesofLumber equally Cheap
DoorsSash & ISlindH at Factory price
See other ad. on outside.
DICK STREIGHT'S
Feed and fcale Stables.
Corner Cth and Pearl Sts.
HORSES liOiKbED bt thk
DAY, WLER, Oil 510VTXI.
HORSES BOUGHT,
SOLD OR TRADED,
For a Fair Commission.
TEAMS AT Xhli HOURS.
Pstrticulsir attention paid to
Driving anjl Training
TIUTTIXG STOCK.
Will also have for .service during the season the
rEt.rnn.vTF.i) houses :
NORMAN & TALARAN,
K l,oyn us the
w. i. jo.vi:s iionsRM.
J jyTff paitieular. see bills or poster" ly
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
SAM. K. CIIAIMIAX,
ATTOHNKY AT LA W and solicitor in t'hsui
c.erl'. tAce in FltzgeraLPj l'.lock, Ptatlsmoutli.
NebraekK.
W II K ELF. 11 A U KS X KTT,
HSAL f.STATE and Tax Paying Agents, No
taries Public, Fire and Life Insurance Agents,
Plattsmouth. Neimusks.
A. I.. SPKAUt K. T. It. WlUSOJi.
KI'ItAt.VK A. YVIL0.,
ATTOUNKYS AT LAW. rolleciions prompt
ly attended to. Cfiice in Fitsenild's blM-k,
Plattsmouth, Neb. 4oyl.
n. is. LiriiiNTo,
PHYSICIAN & SUlKlKHN, tenders his ro
fessional services to the citizens of Cass county.
L'esideuce southeast corner Sixth and O ik sts. ;
I Ulice on Main street, twodoois Mestcf Sixth,
l'lattsmouth. Nebraska.
CEO. S. SMI i ll. K. H. WINDHAM.
S.niTII lVIXIHIIAM.
ATTOUNKV-S AT LAW and P.e il Fstat Bro
kers. Speci.d sille'.itioli jien to Collections
ami all matters sifte-tiiv the title to real estate.
I Mice on i'd tioor, over Post Oilier, Plattsmouth,
Nebrsiska. 4Qt.
justici: of th:: i'eaci.
Oftlee on Main street. Fhtttsmoiith. Neb., two
doors cstst of Hi:uAi.t oflice. Business hours
from ( a. in. to S p. in. All conrity business usu
ally transacted before si Justice of the Peace
will be attended to. Also general collector of
debts. 1-lOyl J.W. Hainks.
DR. SCHILDKHECH-r;
Eclectic & Homoeopathic
Physiclau.
y-Ofllce and Kesidenee comer Sixth and Vine
Streets, l'lattsmouth. Neb. Calls attended at
all hours. Hoyl.
G. A. von Heirnburg,
Veterinary Surgeon.
Office sovth side Haiti Street, between
Third and Fourth Sts.
ri.ATTSMOUTH. - - - - NKP..
2? j
MERCHANT TAILOR,
Is in receipt of the finest and
32 E S T 34. S S O 12 T .tf J2 A' TOT
CaKSiRieren. :iotli?. Vestinsn. ReoteTi
(ooilf. ItImIi FrieMes, & r.
F7In fact, the Iarit and best assortment
of t'lotbs ever brought to this city, which 1 am
prepared lo make up in the Latest Styles. Call
and examine floods. -!0yl
SEWING MACHINES!
New Improved Lock Stitch
GROVKR & BAKER
SEWING MACHINE,
F'or sale by
CHARLES VI ALL.
With all the Kxtrsus and Attachments, such as
Needles. Oil. Tuckeis, Binders, etc. 'I hose w ho
contemplate buyimr a machine, w ill do well to
Kive the tJrover & Baker a trial. Satisfaction
guaranteed. and the cheapest machine in the
market. Ail orders by mail pi ptly siltelid
ed to. Address, C HAULES VI ALL.
2mJ Plattsmouth. Neb.
riioi-isiETOit or
PALACE BILLIARD PALL.
(Main St., under First Nat. Bank.)
riATTSZtaOTLTSJ, - - - XEB.
MT UAIt IS SI.I'FLIED WITH TUB
BEST WINES, LIQ0ORS,
BEER, ETC., ETC.
40yl
Mrs. A. H, Knee,
VORKER IN HAIR.
Braids, Curls, Switches, Puffs, and ail kinds of
Hair Work promptly and neatly made by
Ordeisleft at MKS. KENNEDY'S
1 I I4 1. I S E f 1 V STOKE.
On Jlain St., 1 door esist of Clark. & Pluminer's.
S JEL O ,
JOHN WAYMAN,
PLATTSMOUTH, - -
NEB.
Bepairer of Steam Engines, Boilers, Paw and
Crist Mills.
Gas and Steam Fittings,
Wrought Iron IMpe, Force and lift pumps, steam
Uusmes. Safety valve lloveniors, and all
kindsof Bras Fnsine Fittings re
paired on sliort notice.
V A it "tl 31 A (' UIXLItY.
repsiired on short notice. 9yl
FOR
ELTMIlie
GO TO
Gus. Herold's.
' CARPENTER WORK !
W. L. Tucker,
has reinoyed to the bul'ding- opposite Math
ews Hardware Store, (On 4th Street, Bet. Msiin
and Vine.) Where in addition to otlicr work,
he will give si ecial attention to
REPAIRING FURNITURE,
MAKIXti PICTURE FRAMES. tC.
Also Asent for th" COMMON SENSE IBON
INO TABLES. of which wo have a
number on hand ; otdl
ami see them.
MIL
Careful Work and ProntqA, Attend3
anee to Calls.
40-1y WM. L. TUCKER.
w
Good fresh milk
DELIVERED DAILY I
AT
E VEB TliOD YS IIOM E IX PL A TTSMOUTW
IF THE! WA.1T IT, BT
J. F. 1112 41 MINISTER.
6E5D IX YOCIt ORIiF.RS AXD I WILI. TUT AJTB
Giyj; vou
40yl
and serve yu refrularly.
E.T.Duke&Co.,
Wholesale and Ketail Dealers In
HARDWARE
AND
OTJTLEBT.
STOVESJIWWARE,
Ibon, Nails, IIoi-s,
HAKES, SHOVELS, KNIVES AND
FORES, AJ'ES, &c,
ALL KIr OF
Tinware Manufactured.
MAIN T.. T'ET. 1r.l " I -Vyl
GO TO , ' - '
VALLERY & RUFFNER'S.
FOR
i i
r.
GOOD NEWS FOR THE PTTHLICI!
"Mow is the tim6 to Imy your
i
Notwithstnnding tiie depression of the country.
stf mm
will still contimto to pi'll poods nt tlioir old stand in FITZGERALD'S
BLOCK, cheaper tlmn tver, and deiy cotuj.ttition in prices acd
goods. Thcj constantly keep on hand a hug as
sortment of
DRY GOODS,
' NOTIONS,
READY MADE CLOTHING.
GROCERIES,
hoots & shoes.
HATS AlfD CAPS
QUE ENS WARE,
WOOD dt WILLOW WARE,
BEST BRANDS OF FLOUR,
TOBACCO, d d-c.
Thev will sell all jroods n low as any house in town. ven if advcrtisrtl
at cost. Thev do not doom it necessary to pive :t price list, lint wnld ask yon'
to call and examine tin' goodd, hear the prices, and satisfy youmelvos lioforp
purchasing elsewhere. Our motto id
"QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS,"
UTOIR, GASH.
VALLERY & RUFFNER'S
jTOtt 1875.
They also wotild call attention of tho farming community to tho fact, that
the sell the Improved and world renowned J. 1. Caso & Co.'a THRESH'
ING MACHINE. Tho Ni hols & Miepherd'.s "VIBRATOR" Threuh
inir MachMie, the "Old Kelial-le" McConnick "Advance" REAP
ER d.-' MOWER: also the McCORMICK HARVESTER,
the Lost in the market. Don't pive. your orders un
til you see samples. Prices lower thun
any other dealer.
THE LITTLE CHAMPION REAPER AND MOWER,
which pivf-s perfyct satisfaction.
THE KIR BY REAPER d- MOWER,
THE WEIR CULTIVATORS AND PLOWS.
DERE d- CO:$ GANG AND STIRRING PLOWS, hrst n t.
KEYSTONE di BROWN CORN PLANTERS.
FISH BROTHERS' WAGONS, Thu best on tnhoel.
BROAD CAST SEEDERS.
DRILLS.
STALK CUTTERS,
HARROWS,
CORN SHELLERS. dc, dc
Which they will sell at.hcd-rock prices to suit tho timca.
J-iT'For the above named Machinery, thfey always keep on hand a full
line of extras, which id a great item to farmers.
.VALLERY & ltU FI NER.
m
II
-READ
E.G.BOVEY'S
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC !
n-tviug mad up my mind several year? tz
RETIRE FROM BUSINESS
ahotit the end of
THE YEAR 1S75,
and being still of the samolmind, I talce thl
method of infoi tiling the public that I
am selling out my
ENTIRE STOCK OF GOODS !
AT COST.
and shall continue doinjr so through this year
or until the
is di-iiosed of.
During that time I intend to
Sell Goods for Cash,
Lower than any ether house c:in do and sustain
thcmsel ves. My Mock consists of
GROCERIES,
DR 1' GOODS,
HATSd- CAPS,
B00T3 d- SHOES,
WALL PATER,
CA IIP 1ST S,
d C, dC, dC
The whole stock win he sold Jit
iottomPrices
until it is
ALL SOLD OUT.
My object is not to
but to
GET out of BUSINESS.
GiT mc a call and see for yourself.
Slrl E. G. DOVEY.
STORE AM) MILI
-AT-
Rock Bluffs
.. i$- . SIlERJi.
$Ve hato purchsod t
BOOK BLUFFS
STEAM FLOURING,
JLKD
SAW MILL,
And w!U hereafter run lh saraa fa
Connection With Our Stoiu
CUSTOM WORK
will ba guaranteed, to bo sa'.UfaeVorf . W ess
ployed tV.it
IB !ii 3 '-L1
ws 'oould End,
whose renutatlon is well known, anl It hi
pos'Hi mat tiie lariners mui a:i otners nr
Good ST3! o ill?
If they brlnj
Good Wheat ! I
The hhOTt mvkot rrir paid for fM
Best Wheat and Corn.
OUR STORE
-re-
Chock Full of Goods
THIS FALL-,
and we men totel! ttom
At Low Rates
Tlavinj boon cnahlewl to p'trchaao a lrtf
stock.
Uncommonly Low,
They will bo sold to a'.;. EQUALLY LOW.
NOW IS YOUR TIME
TO 33TT5T.
J.&H.Shera;
sitr
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