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THE HERALD,
v;iAi;riiHj:;iiiti.
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iiM-i'i:.-..sTATH f. -I Cio'ime-. H. Calhoun.
TA1K.
tVEKNort-lr-. Uarber. Lincoln.
KKKITK- Bruno lschuck. Lincoln.
TufAtcMii- i- McBnde, Lincoln.
Avdi'mh-J. H. vVcM.m, U'leoln n
ITTliKXK (iKtHUAL-t.. II. Robert. Lln-
'"AiVr. Pihx.ic I.VMRLCTK..N- J. M. McKen-
LEGISLATIVE.
sk.naIv.u. th Lu-tkict Bam. M. Ciiajiir.sn.
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liEI'I-.F-FNTATIVK:!. '.".til Dtsl KICT J.
liaj-nt-, n:U.-iuoittli ; Jno. Rous. Greenwood.
JUDICIAL,
a it.kmk JiTxjtH- Ceo. U. Lake, Omaha :
Ij:T..2 In till. Riowuvtlle -. kamuel Maxwell,
In ;nwil.
COUNTY.
rj-h.uk- C. P. Moore. P iattmoMh.
Iukc iif u -J. C Cummins. Plattsiuoulu.
iikiiikk -M. U. Cutler. 1'lalti.inouth.
I'omx !rti s Kit.1 K. O. DoMV.PlalUmoutli ;
V. It. AruolJ. tirccnwood ; It. S. Ramsey,
( !!lif,vi.'i: II. F. Rio1. Rock lilufl.
CITY.
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B. & M. R. Pw. Time Table.
(JuirUd Snrvl-r', January HvtJi, Villi.
or o-A rr.v kkomti-aitsmol-th.
hm 5 a. in. Ani 8 :53 a. in.
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W : !. p. in. Arrival riitt.iinoulu. 3 :13 p. m.
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Mr. IIes3cr has beat tho fever and
sickness anl is out again, lively as ev
er. Wo help rejoice.
Hon. X. K. Grijrss of Beatrice has re-c-ivd
the appointmemt of consul to
Chemnitz, Germany, in place of L. A.
Cropsey, resigned.
From a Doano College circular ht
glean a lew it':n ; in ri -ii' l to itn
prosperity nr. i prospect.-. At rt-seiit
t!ey Ltve a senior class of four, a je.
ni'r -iass of three, freshman class (f
niiifr; and Co n c re '-nrolh '1 last y(-ar in
the preparatory department. They
hone to retain the services of Prof.
Geo. Twis?, of Cedar Creek, walks ; rHirchild .late of lVildwin University,
Into our affections 3,50' worth and i irea. Ohio; altother the college
takes an Inter 0an too. That's busi- sceIllS to . ste;i(!ily Knwiiis and t-e-ne3.
j coming established on a firm hasis.
Mr. Pettee haa taken over 60 new I - - - -
names for the Hekalu lately, and we ! Ilcp.aue, July 25.-Yesterday the
tu ft,wi a-vnpr Servian army, under Gen. I-h, cn-
The best we ever s-ent out, any way. I
Squire Sullivan, of Mt. Pleasant,
drops in to see us every now and then.
Always glad to see hira.
Judao Newell sends us two more
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Lecal Notice
names for campaign Heralds.
We acknowledge the receipt of sev
eral papers from Hon. D. II. Wheeler,
from Philadelphia.
countered the Turks on the whole line
near Yavor. Artillery fire lasted sev-
i en hours, and was followed by an in
fantry engagement iu which the Ser
vians were completely successful. Two
other minor Servian successes are re
ported. London, July 26. The Telegraph
publishes dispatches to-day from Stan
ley, from whom live letters have just
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LOCAL XL NY Si
A f--w (My I-.ts i, a.
Miss Shelton started ye,tir lav on a
trip t t!. Centeni.il and other p.)ints.
A c ..h1 lH..i..ot j tra-i r .r:i tri'.i - Al HBl.l
Saturday evening, Republican Piati-li.-
iti ni meeting! Turn out.
10 ctM. will buy 3 good Cig.irs at the
P. O. Xi:'.Vj IVpot. P.'.st bran. Is of e.i
fjirs consta.itly on hand.
Another picnic from Omaha to-day,
we understand. Presbyterian this
time.
lot ! dippum h! MergfI.o!itor.ror
"lit.
ltepublieans from the country, and
lies ar" invited to attend the Repub
lican meet big aturday evening.
A fine full blooded Houdan cock for
sale. Also, one or two cockerels of the
tme bretsl. Apply at
llERAM) OrricE.
business again. He reports the
weather almo.-t insufferably warm in
Philadelphia.
Mr. J. F. McCartney, of the Myh
School, Omaha, with a party of four or
five young gentlemen, who came down
witl. the Methodist S.S. excursion, call
ed on the- Herald. The editor regrets
that he was not present to see them.
FA IK NOTICE.
The Cass County Fair will be held
on the 3. 4, 5. G of October, instead of
on 13, 14. 15 ".J as appears on s"ie of
the premium lists, and -hicb is an er
ror. lt4.
MsuiufArturi? ani repairin? cheaper than
tht rhenpet. anil of t'.ie bst materia: ana work
at iIeriA'? s!i- tore.
Hon. O. P. Mason will speak in this
town Saturday evening next, on the
public questions of the day.
Dr. Chapman is agent for the great
Smith American Organ, and can do
better in Organs or Pianos, than any j
one in the county can or will do.
12-26t.
Dr. . I. W. Thomasof Weeping Water, j been received. One letter bears date
has just returned from a visit to the I of July 2, 1ST5, and was written at
Fast, and will be ready to attend to Muyhyga island, Lake Victoria, Xiyan-
za, and describes his voy.rge from King
Metesa's territory, at the northern end
of Lake Victoria Xiyanza.
Washington, July 2th. The posi
tion of commissioner of internal re
venue having been to-day formally de
clined by congressman McDougall, was
offered to Gen. Green li. Kaum, of 111.,
and accepted by him this morning,
whereupon his nomination was sent to
the senate.
A letter from South Carolina says
that two companies of the regular gar
rison, left Columbia for Aiken, oppo
site Hamburg, on the 22d, and will re
main there all summer. This is done
in obedience to orders from the war
department. Two companies have
been ordered to Hamburg.
Chicacjo, July 2". Mrs. Gen. Cus
ter is still prostrated and confined to
her bed most of the time, at Risuiarck.
At first she was braver than any oth
er, and visited the wounded at the
hospital, but her grief was too great
to bear, and she finally succumbed,
and has frequently lain in a swoon for
an hour or more. Other ladies at
the jKist have forgotten for a time
their own grief in ministering to her
wants.
St. 1'acl, July 'i.". Mrs. Fortcr.
widow of LU Porter, who was killed
in Custer's light goes from here to her
home. Twenty-eight, other widows
from the same light are expected here
from Ft. Lincoln en route to their
former homes on Wednesu:-.
Cincinnati, July 20. This morn
ing -several unemployed workmen as
Mcmbled iu Fountain square in pur
suance to a call in 3-esterd.ay's paper.
After listening to speeches from Sain
Gary and others upon the deplorable
condition of the workingmen, etc.,
they proceeded iu procession to the
city building to demand of the mayor
bre.ii! or blood. After hours of wait
ing and discussion the crowd dispers
ed. The mayor had placed a strong
guard of police around the building.
Hon. J. 1. Webster will f peak on the
issees of the canvass, in this city. Sat
urday evening.
11 KdT IX THE WOULD.
1$. Saucer, liurti. id H.inan & KeddisVs,
boots ami shots at Merges' ulioe store.
Our Foreman, Will Shryock, started
yesterday for a trip east. He will visit
hi.s old home at Baltimore, various
places in Virginia, and on his return
will spend ten or twelve days at the
Centennial. Pleasant trip. Win.. and a
safe return.
Cap. Palmer and wife returned
from the Centenial last week, and they
recommend everybody who can, to go.
It is worth a good deal of effort to see
it.
More rain last nignt, but the thun
der and lightning accompanying was
not quite !-; tremendous as in the pre
vious storms.
i!IE C'JTTON WOODS AND HARDWOODS.
It appears we have two kin-! of i
Democrats here, the 'hardwoods," and
"softwoods." Tiiev all met iti solemn
conclave the other night to try and
form a Tilden Hendricks club.
The !
The Presbyterian excursion is now
disporting on Winterstein's Hill.
- i m w
An Express messenger and 11. it M.
! Ag'l. at Greenwood, had a fracas yes
terday the end of which is r.ot yet.
Mike Kg.tn don't believe in stopping
his train for a revolver. Steam "agin"
powder the two great inventions of
hardwoods put up a candidate and the
cottonwoods followed suit.
The eottoiiwoods beat, and Johnny
Edward Gieseke and Rudolph
Shaeffer, two Omaha boys, aged about
H:Tuer stands as the President of the j fifteen, have decamped from their
only Democratic organization in the ; home on a trip down the Missouri in a
County. We sympathize with the j boat, to St. Louis and Xew Orleans,
hards, but know how it is ourself. j Their parents request any one who
-- j Inav feP them to arrest them.
WSIi never 1: undervilJ tn qnu'lty and price
Mariulriaruix ami ijsir-
ot r.cut and shoes.
lm ml ii ; gci hoe mom.
Buv the. "Cherry Sweet," "Our Fritz,
The Italian exhibits of tortoise shell
i jroods are much admired.
Seal of Xorth Carolina." and "Three Tlu. imith American Organ is en
Black Crows," Smoking Tobacco, at the J dorsed by the best musicians and isun-
P. (. News Depot. Also other good
brands in stock.
Three o n g lad es down with the S.
S. ph-nic from Omaha tried a hail on
lh" Missouri which resulted in a tip
ovt-r. and a b-ir
AMERICAN WATCHES
at greatly reduced prices at
schlatek's jewelry store.
Please remember my motto, "not to
be undersold by anybody."
1014. JOS. SCIILATEU.
excelled. PRESCOTT & HILL,
Oen'l ag'ts. Columbus, Xeb.
Dr. Chapman.
Ajf't. for Plattsmouth.
I am constantly in receipt of fresh
Candies. Xuts, Fruits, Canned Fruits,
Salmon, Sardines, at the P. O. Xews
Depot. J. P. Yoi no.
It should bo remembered that any
escape from drown- j Hook, Newspaper, Magazine, Sheet
'I Music, &.C.. wanted, not in stock, will
FOR SALE.
Two pairs of heavy Mules for sale
by Seybolt & Holmes; on time with
good security, or for cash cheap. For
information inquire of Geo. Holmes or
Win. Gilmour, Plattsmouth. Xeb.
Ilt2 Seyhoi.t & Holmes.
THE CENTENNIAL!
T!. 'heir' Irj-tituv for 'his dis
tiiet - i:. ".d : : ' t P--i:t.
euiu.r ! '1. 'la . -v i'.
lis.;'., ..I'd c.-'ditiiMK' 1 !;?t e w.
It w ii: I -' C(-n'b:e;. (i ,y t"i Ti:'i:v. p
Ron. l'iinciial of i!n- Sl.n:e Xorinal
Sc hool, Prof. Wight man. of Platts
mouth, Prof. Palmer, Editor Xeb.
Teacher, Prof. Nicholson, of Peru, and
other able teachers.
Practical teaching for tlie common
schools is the main work; but regular
class work will be carried on, under
competent instructors, not only in the
common branches in higher English,
but with special reference to the wants
of those teachers who may desire to
obtain First Grade State Certificates,
for which an examination will be held.
Instruction will be given in drawing
and in theory and art of teaching.
The membership fee for the term, is
only SI. and arrangements are made
to furnish board to members at S3 per
week. It is confidently believed that
this Institute offers the best opportuni
ties at the least expense. The teachers
of Dodge county are earnestly urged
to attend.
II. G. WOLCOTT,
19t3 Dodge Co. Supt.
STATE OF NEBRASKA, (Kv
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Mercys is the oti'y ntroi't In Cass county. lor
Lyons' patent, wliieli prevents boots and .shoos
from liinnins; ov- r and adds to their comfort
and iltualjilit
You can save money by getting the
Smith American Organ. 12-2Gt.
A GOOD BARGAIN.
Must he Sold; 50 Lots in Plattsmouth
orSSOO. if R. B. WINDHAM.
SENSIBLE A D VICE
You are asked every day throgh the
columns of newspapers and by your
Druggist to use something tor Dyspep
sia and Liver Complaint that you know
nothing about, you get discouraged
spending money with but little success.
Xow to give you satisfactory proof that
Green's Auovst Flower will cure
you of Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint
with all its effects, such as Sour Stom
ach, Sick Headache, Habitual Costive
ness. palpitation of the Heart, Heart
burn. Water brash, coming up of food
after eating, low spirits. fcc, we ask
you to goto your Druggists, Chapman
& Ol as and" get a Sample Bottle of
Green's Ai otst Flower for 10 cents
and try it, or a Regular Size for 75 cents,
two doses will relieve you. 52yl
Boots and shots.
Cheap, cheaper.
Titan the cheapest,
at Merges" exclusive shoe store.
See why elsewhere.
Xothing is mor" sensitive than the
urinary organs; they are the filterers
of the "body, and if they are clogged
the work stops. Dr. Green's King's
Cure acts on the bladder aud kidneys,
cleanses the blood of all foul matter,
prevents and cures gravel and eruptive
diseases. 5Uyl
OBSTACLES
UAI'PV KKI.1EF tO Young
Men from tlie o Hefts "f Errors
and almscs in early life. Ivlan
TQ hood restored. Impediments
to Marrktue reimed. New
HAUUTAfr' method ol treatment New
lUAttXtlAuti :i;i leinarkatiltt remedies.
Rooks and circulars vent free in sealed envel
opes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION. OH
N. Ninth St.. i'hiladelphia. l'a. An Institution
bavinu a hia'i rrputat 1011 lor lio:ior.ille condm-l
a::d professional skill. I sly
SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE FARMERS' TIME FOR RECREA
TION I
Vd at John Leach's Centennial Pe:.
litit stand for all kinds of nuts, can
dies, and Ice Cool Lemonade, 2 doois
east of the Saunders House. ist3
Through a letter received from
Weening Water, we learn that the
heavy rains have also visited them, ac
companied there by hail, doing consid
erable, damage to small grain.
FARMERS ATTENTION :
Julius Pepperberg, Cigar Manufac
turer, on Main St.. Plattsmouth. Neb.
Cigar Clipping of Spanish and Ameri
can Tobaccoes for smoking purposes.
For Sale. Best qualities of plug-sniok-iHg
tobacco always on hand. 20-tf.
bo furnished on short notice, by J. 1. j Xow, that the summer crops will
soon be gathered. :md our farmers ev
erywhere are happy over the abundant
harvest, together with the fact that
; tlm ili.m-itul fne u'rricultiirnl urodiicts
probably be continued. There has , in ,,c t en0uffh to realize a
Young, at tlie P. O. Xews Depot.
The Plattsmouth High School will
been talk of closing it for a time, on
account of the hard times, and the ne
cessity of removing the indebtedness
good return in the market, it is well
that those of our friends who intend
j visiting the Centennial have their at-
ln-ikiiirlir tn tlio liot :nwl most
from the district, but the people need .mom IlieaU!? pf rh:v(.i,ing the Ex-
the advantages of the High School, and : bibition now being held to commemo
will without
dated.
doubt be accoramo- j rate our 100th Anniversary as a Xa-
j tion.
; rndoubtedly greater facilities are
i now afforded bv the great Ft. Wayne
and Pennsylvania Line for reaching
The first M. E. S. S. of Omaha had
an excursion pic nic yesterday, which
visited Plattsmouth, and picniced at
Rocky Point. There were five car
lends of them and they seemed to be
enjoying themselves well.
A handsome plauofor sVie ciioap, or to let
Inquire t the Herald office.
Please get Dr. Chapman's terms and
prices on Organs and Pianos. 15-26t
T. W. Shryock. agent for Werder
improved patent folding tables, and
manufacturer of Picture frames, win
dow cornices, olYke furniture, &c, &c. ;
FOUND.
A Shawl The party that lost
a well imprul ed farm for
sale:
A cood farm of over SO acres, with fair house,
and out-buildings, all improved, pood water,
and a nice pi ovo of timber. Said farm is near
Eislit Mile 1 1 rove, in Cass County, Neb., beinu
11 '-i of se' of section 1, town It. range 12. t or
further particulars ppJy to J. C. Cummins, at
the Court House. 11. E. KIN'C,
1813 JOSIE SCO IT.
DRESSMAKING.
Mrs. F. Elsterand Miss Nellie Short have gone
into the dressmaking business, and would lie
pleased to have those in want of work in their
line to call and see them at the residence of Mrs.
Elster, one door west of the Presbyterian
Church. Satisfaction guaranteed and charges
moderate. -tf
MONEY TO LOAN.
S20.00O on 2 and S years' time. Improved
Farms in Cass Countv taken as security.
Apply to K. H. WINDHAM,
Att'y at Law.
fy-O.T.ce over Pr. Chapman's Drug Store,
swtf
FOR SALE.
A second hand Victor Sewing Machine, war
ranted in nood running order. Price JJ"",.
Also a new Wilson Sewing Machine. Price $5.
Inquire at the Hekald oflice. -6-tf
PIANO FOR SALE.
A very handsome Piano for sale cheap for
cash ; or a loan wanted on the same. In
quire at tlie Herald Pmce 9-tf.
TEA CIIERS E.VA MINA TIONS.
Notice is hereby given that I will examine all
persons who may ofTer themselves as candi
dates for teachers of the common schools of
this county, at my office in the t wn of Weeping
Water, 011 the last Friday and Saturday of each
and every month, commencing at 10 o'cIock
h. m.
Hated this 8th day of January, A. 1. isrr,.
.;. B. CRIPPEN.
43tf Co. Snp"t of Pub. Snstruclion.
Also at the Couit House, in Plattsiuouth. on
the first Friday and Saturday of each month.
Ct. B. CRIPPEN.
Snp't.
LEGAL NOTICES.
Legal Notice.
STATE OF NEBRASKA, t
Cass County, f "
To Itnhcrl II. Jinyd, Greeting:
Yon are hereby notified that the Burlington
& Missouri River Rail Road Company 111 Neliras
ka lias located its road ever and upon the fol
lowing described Real Estate, owned ny you
that said real esiate is taken and appropriate!.
by said Railroad Company for deicit, machine
shops, round house, turn tables, side tracks
switches, .fce.. viz : Lot No. eleven (11) in block
one i;iudred and seventvdTOi. Plattsnioutli Cily
Cass Countv Nebraska, 'and vuu are further 110-
tilieu that said Railroad Company will, 011 hat
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L a is County. Nebraska. And vuu lire
iiooiied Ih.tt said Ki ll Road Company will on
Saturday tne niiio-eiiili u.'lh) day of Septem
ber, A. D. lS7i. lit 10 o'clock a. m., proceed to
have the damages you may sustain by the ap
propniation of n.iid real estate to the use ot said
Rail Road Company a-sset-scd according to law.
Dateu. Jiiiv Znll!, 1S70.
The Hi'Ki isgtiin .t Missouri Uivf.u
Rail Road Company By
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Legal Notice.
STATE OF NEBRASKA. iVJ
Ca-ss County, f
To A. ir. Snider. Orttling.
You are hereby notified that the P.urlluirUm
& Missouri River Rail Road Company in Ne
braska has located its road over and upon the
follow Ing described Real l-state owned by you.
that said leal esiate is taken and appropriated
bv said Rail Road Company for Depot, Machine
Shop. Kmiini Houses, Turn Tables. Sid-r Tracks, I
S licher, etc. . viz : Lot No. ten (10). Block No. i
:f n
las
1.1-
1 -Vlieii h? JO'J,
ill est:.?.. IN tlKe-.i ,-liel ai'i'ioj". i .n "
i Cn:..' t o.i'p.-av r.i ilep.'t. maciiiiie
,i ;i,.;e. '.'.in tab !. sl.ie uai'kS,
i ni .No. Lem l' in blO'x No.
Vii.n. in Plat'STiioii. 1 i ';y. C:is "o.,
An-.l von are iiii ther lu'l Hied that
sa.d Ran l.oail v iuipaiiv 111 on ra;nr.iay nm
liilieleelith Oi'th) day of September. A. D li76,
at loo'cloek . 111.. proceed to have the dama
ges you may sustain by the appropriation of
snld real esiate, to the use of said Kail P.oad
Company, assessed according to law.
Dated Julv u'ltli. loTii.
TlIK Itl UI.INilTliN MlSflOCRI P.IVEIl
llAILKOAD COMPANY BY
T. M. MA RUCK IT,
1 11
tm1
Att'y.
CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION, I
j'HI LAHELI'HI A , TA.
03ST V-UnT STIJ,E:TI:T,,
East of I'latle Valley rioi'.
THE OLDEST
LIVERY STABLE
In the Town.
Good Toxin Always on Hani.
Careful Drivers sent with car
riages if desired.
,l Iliu TI-"YA V Ml-1 Till C FX T FX- ' iinLiy, tilt l'.rtli day ol September, A. D., lsT6.
sleiii-1 nn tut s.'if iir.lav pvpninc can . , , . at li o cluck a. 111., proceed to have t ne damages
Shawl on List Sat UHlay ceiling. rin njiL J HOC X DS, than IS in tlie pow- 0u may sustain bv the appropriation of said
.... ... ...... ..ft, ......, -... ; r of ai,v riyai to oiler; while lor con-
paying for this notice and identifying . venienci; t.omfort and economy, none
property. c.m diSj,uU, tl,e 1;u.t tli:it it is the most
j desirable, shortest and quickest route
In these days, when the country is ; to the Centennial depot ; in the imnie
tlooded with worthless immitations, it j diate neighborhood of good hotels,
is pleasant and profitable to come 1 whose prices range from two to four
across a genuine medical preparation dollars per day, and within Ave minutes
of merit sneh as Dr. Green's Family walk of the Main Entrance, thus sav
Medicines. They are prepared from j ing to the visitor the cost and annoy
the formula of a regular physician, tf ance of transfer incident to other lines.
Xot the least attractive to our farm-
ST.VTE OF NEBRASKA. I
Cass County. ( co'
Tn James D. MintHnU, Greeting:
You are hereby notified that the Burlington
and Missouri River Kail Road Company in Ne
braska, has located its rail over and upon the
following described real estate, owned by you,
tnat sabi real estate is taken and appropriated
by said Rail Road Company lor depot, machine
siieps. round house, ti.rn table, side traeks,
m'.'. lie lie.-;, .tf, vi.; ; Lot No. eleven (Hi in block
one hundred and seventy-one (171). in Platts
mouth Cii v. Cas Count v. Nebraska. And you
have been riroviiled for agriculturists. ' arc further notified that said hail Road Compa-
:it the ii..W:.tf rric of two !loll.irs will ,.n: Saturday the nineteenth Hllo day
Try tho Diamond Crown Fine Cut, ; er friends will be the encampment of
aud Sweet Coil Chewing Tobacco. I the Xational Grange of the Patrons of
n,ci i m.ri-ot T O Xpwsi Dp. II usbainl TV, at El ni Station, near the
Best in market, at the P. O. ews De- cmpnnia-, rir()U!uls. or tIie Hne of tilis
I'b ' road, where ami!e ficcommodations
lteal Estate to the use of said Rail Road Com
pany assessed according to law.
Dated Julv i'.lh. n7ii.
The Pi iii.iMiTON and Missouri River
Kail. Road Company, Bv
T. M. MARQUETT.
18 it Atty.
forty-nine (41). in Plattsmouth City. 1'ass Co.
rtciirasKa. And you are lurtiier iiouiied inal
saiil Rail Road Company will oil Saturday, the
nineteenth ( 1st lo day ol September, lsTt.. at .0
o'clock A. M., proceed to have the d.-.in.iges you
may sustain by the appropriation of said Real
l-.state to tlie use ol salu Kail Koau comi.aiiy
assesned aecoriling to law.
J luted, .lulv 'J.-.tli. 187ti.
The liLRi.iMiiox & Missouri Rivek
Kail Road company By
i. i. JIAIiyULl 1.
13-4t Atty.
Legal Notice.
STaTE OF NEBRASKA, ( ,,.
Cass county
To S. y. Zlnririm, Greeting:
Yo'i are hereby notified that the Burligton
& Missouri River Rail Road Company In Ne
braska has located its road over and upon the
following described Real Ifsfate, owned by you,
thai said Real Estate is taken and appropriat
ed bv said Rail Road Company, for D'jot, .Ma
chine Shops. Round Mouses. Turn Tables, Side
Tracks, Switches, etc., viz : Lot No. twelve il2)
in block sixty-three (ft'h, anil lot N'o seven (71 in
Block one liiitutred and seventy tl.oi, in nalts
moulli Citv. Cass Countv. Nebraska. And you
are furth-r notified that said Rail Road Com-
paiiy will on Saturday, the nineteenth uvtli)
day of September. lsTii, at 10 o'clock A. M., pro
ceed to have the damages you may sustain by
the appropriation of said Real Estate to the use
of said Rail Road Company, assessed according
to law.
Hated July 2Mh. 187C.
I II R nl KLINGTOX X -1 IM60UK1 ItlVlJl
Rail Road Company, By
13-U
T. M. MARQCETT.
Att'y.
Legal Notice.
STATE OF NEBRASKA, ss
C.lss County, I '
To Willet Poticnger, Greeting:
You are hereby notified that the Burlington
& Missouri River Rail Road Company hi Ne
braska iias located its road over and upon the
following described Real Estate owned by you,
that said Real Estate is taken and appropriat
ed bv said Rail Road Company for Depot. Ma
chine .Simps, Round Howses, Turn Tallies. Side
I'racks. Switches, etc. viz: Lot N'o. fourteen
(14i. Block No. sixty-four (fin. and Lot twelve
(l2i in Block one hundred and sevenly-one (171)
in Plattsnioutli City. Cass County. Nebraska.
And you are further notified thai said Rail Road
Company, will 011 Saturday the nineteenth (l'.i)
day of September. lSTii, at io o'clock A. M. pro
ceed to hav the damages you may sustain by
the appropriation of said Real Estate to the
use of said Rail Road Company assessed ac
cording to law.
Dated July a-'.th, 187C.
TlIK Bl KI.lNliTON A MrsBOUItt P.IVKK
Rail Road Company, Ry
T. M. MARQUETT,
18-lt Att'y.
Legal Notice.
STATE OF NEBRASKA. I
Cass County, 1
To John H". Shirley, Greeting:
You are hereby notified that the Burlington St
Missouri River Rail Road Company in Nebias
ka has locaied its road over and upon the fol
lowing described Real Estate, owned by you
that said real estate is taken and appropriated
by said Rail Road Company for Depot, Machine
Shops. Round Houses. Turn Tables. Side Tracks
Switches, etc. viz : Lot No. nine (9 in Block
fortv-nipe (l:o. in Platlsinoiith City. Cass Co.,
Nebraska. And you are further notified that
said Rail Road Company will 011 Saturday, the
nineteenth flMihi day of September. lsTi;, at 10
o'clock, A. M.. proceed to have tin' damages
von may sustain bv the appropriation of said
Rea' Estate to the use of said Rail Road
Company, assessed according to law.
Dated.' July i!"th. lsTi!.
TlIK lU UI.INIiTliN A MlSSOUHI RlVER
Rail Road Company, By
T. M. MARQCETT.
1S-41 Att'y.
Legal Notice.
In the District Court of Cass Comity, Nebras
ka. September term, 1S76.
John McCormick, plaintiff, versus S. N. Mer
rlman, defendant.
The above named defendant is hereby noti
fied that the above named plaintiff did 011 the
1st day of July. 17G. file iu tlie office of the
Clerk of said court. Lis petition against said
defendant, setting forth that he is the owner of
the following described laud in Cass County,
Nebraska, to-wit :
The south half (s'l of the northwest quarter
(iiw 1 ef section number thirty-one. CU 1 town
ship ten (10) north of range number fourteen,
tHi east ; and I hat said defendant pretends to
own and hold the same under and by virtue of
a certain pr.-tended tax deed, and praying that
the same may tie set aside and the title to said
land be quieted in plaintiff.
And said defendant is hereby notified to plead
answer or demur to said petition so filed in said
court on or before Monday. August the 21st.
187f. or said petition will be taken as confessed
and final decree rendered thereon.
J. L. MITCHELL.
5t5 Attorney for plaintiff.
THIS GREAT INTERNATIONAL EXHIBI
TION. I ESI ON El) TO COMMEMORATE
THE ONE HUNDREDTH ANNIVERSARY OK
AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE, OPKNkD
MAY 10th AND WILL CLOSE NOVEMBER
loth. 1 S76. All the nation of the world and all
the States and Territories of the Union are par
ticipating iu this wonderful, dunionstration,
bjinglng together the uio-l comprehensive col
lection of art treasures, mechanical invention,
scientific discovert, mauuf sctunng achieve
ments, mineral sieeimns, and agricultural pro
ducts ever exhibited. The grounds devoted to
the Exhibition are situated on the line (of the
Pennsylvania Railroad and embrace four hun
dred and fifty acres of Fairmouut Faik, all
highly improved and ornapieuteil, on w hich are
creeled the largest buildings ever constructed,
live of these covering an area of fifty acres and
costing f5.000.ooo. The total number of build
ings erected for the purposes of the exhibiton is
near two hundred. During the thirty days im
mediately following the opening of the Exhibi
tion a million and a quarter of people visited it.
The Pennsylvania Railroad,
THE GI1EAT Till IV IS.
AND
7 AST KAIL t? 7ZZ SIAKS,
Is the most direct, convenient and economical
wav of reaching Philadelphia and this great
Exhibition from all sections of the country. Its
train-'to :uid from Philadelphia will pass through
a OKAN1T CENTENNIAL DEPOT, which the
Company have erected at the Main Entrance to
the Exhibition Orouuds for the accommodation
of passengers who wisli to stop at or start from
the numerous large hotels contiguous to this
station ami the Exhibition. a convenience of
the greatest value to visitors, and afforded ex
ohisivelv bv the Pennsylvania Railroad, which
is Til K ON LY LINE RINNINO DIRECT TO
THE CENTENNIAL BCILDINOS. Excursion
trains will also stop at the Encampment of the
Patrons of Husbandry, at Elm Station, on this
road.
'The Pennsylvania Railroad Is the grandest
railway organization in the world. It controls
seven thousand miles ot roadway, forming con
tinuous lines to Philadelphia. New York. Balti
more, and Washington, over which luxurious I
rtay and iiigni cars are run irom 1 uicago, St.
Ixiuis, Cincinnati. Louisville, Indianapolis, Col
umbus, Toledo, Cleveland, and Erie without
change.
Its main line is laid with double and third
tracks of heavy stet-1 rails upon a deep bed of
broken stone ballast, and its bridges me all of
iron or stone. Its passenger trains are ejuiped
w ith every known improvement for comfort and
safety, and are run at faster speed for Kreater
distances than the trains of any llneon the con
tinent. 1 he Company has largely increased it
equipment for Centennial travel, and will be
prepared to build in its own shops locomotives
and passenger cars at short notice sufficient to
fully accommodate any extra demand. The un
equalled resources at t he command of the Com
pany guarantee the most Iperfeet accommoda
tions for all its patrons during the Centennial
Exhibition.
THE MAHXIFICEXT SCENERY for which
the Pennsylvania Central is so justly celebrated
presents to the traveler over its perfect road
way an ever-changing panorama of river,
mountain and landscape views unequalled in
America.
THE EATING STATIONS on this line are
unsurpassed. Meals will be furnished at suit
able hours and ample time allowed for enjoy
ing them.
EXCURSION TICKETS, at reduced rates,
will be sold at nil principal Railroad Ticket
Offices in th West, Northwest, and Southwest.
Be sure that your tickets read via the Great
Pennsylvania Route to the Centennial.
FRANK THOMPSON. I. M. BOYD, Jr.,
I6t General Manager. Gen. I'ass'r Agent.
HO FOR THE
IsloIs Millsl
IN PLATTSMOUTH.
Carriages senl o
w!icny.:r ordered.
IVyot to meet all tr-mn
THE ONLY HEARSE IN TOWN.
Funerals .tttonded mid carriages furtiMicd to
friends. Addresss, J. W.HHANNON.
42-ly Fllaitsmouth, Neb.
sTlver plated warl
EU'dro-I'latcd Tabic Ware.
AM
Orna mental Art Work,
IN GREAT VARIETY.
MANUFACTURED BY THE
Meriden Britannia Company,
5F30 Broadway New York.
Tho best plated sroONS and Fork are thbs
Silver plated ucavicrt on the- parts where r.e -ce.ssarily
the most wear comes, and bearing the
Trade Mark.
147-HOC; Kit IIROTIIERH-Xir.
N. U. This great Improvement in Silyr-riat-cd
Spoons and Forks Is applied alike to each
grade of Plate. A 1. 8 and 12 oz.. as ordered.
The Process and Machinery for manufacturing
these goods are Patented. The extra or "Stan
dard Plate" made by this Company Is stained
A 1, simply, and Is plated 20 per cent, heavier
than the ordinary market Standard.
First Premiums awarded at all Fairs
where exhibited, from World's Fair of 1HS2 t
American Institute Fair. 1874, Inclusive.
50m6
WINDHAM'S
lEIEJl. " ESTATB
AND -
Legal Notice.
ir. 11. Srhildkneeht vs. George Finlison.
Before John W. Haines, a Justice of the Peace
in and for Cass County, Nebraska.
On the l.Mh day of July, A. D. ls7C.said Jus
tice of the Peace issued a garnishee notice in
attachment in the above action for the sum of
Ten Dollars, (f 10).
Plattsmouth, July 20th. 1S75.
ist3 W. II. SCHILDKNECHT.
Sheriffs Sale.
By virtue of two executions issued by C. P.
Moore. Clerk of the District Court within and
for Cass Countv. Nebraska, by Win. L. Wells
his deputy, and to me directed, I will on the 31st
day of July, A. D. lSTii. at 111 o'clock a. m., of
said dav. ;it the south door of the Court House,
111 the City of Plattsmouth. in said County, sell
at public auction the following real estate, to
wit : Lots s-1. S S.i. !H). !. !".. PM. lol. 10: 110,
111, '."Hi. 201, 210, 211. v;-'l, 2-,", 22". 3ic. :ti7. 314,
3 (.". 3.H. :tf:t. 410, 415. 422, 42:t. anil 424, in the
city of Louisville. In Cass County. Nebraska.
The same being levied upon and taken as the
projierty of J. T. A. Hoover, one of the defend
ants ; to satisfy a judgment of said court, recov
ed by Merrill. ells . Jewett. plaintiffs ; and
B. and J. T. A. Hutiver, are defendants.
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, June 2('ith, A. D. 17G.
14-5t M. B. Cutlek, Sheriff.
Legal Notice.
Legal Notice.
rrn live nt'il) a I f
"J ' ' , .tu nie niooeLuf (.uc.' 01 two .100.11 September. 1S76. at lo o'clock a. 1,1. proceed
Tf win want trood Vn 1 Osatre Oranze I I?1" d.lV. Arrangements have been per- to have the damages you may sustain by the.np
11 you WAlll gUOU W. A vadfeV, vyi.iugc , ........... ;.,i i i:.thi,r ,,r :.i re:il eslale lo the use of said
wijl aLso give prompt attention to the j and Honey Locust Hedge plants, j tickets to Phila.lelphia or Xew York j hiedjfe
nvtlc rt.ikin-' business, repairing and this fall, try Brookhart Bros., Weep- ! Hnd return, "ood for sixtv davs. can be I The iu-klinoton Missouri Kivkr
varr.N'hiag neatly done at irode'-Hte i ing Water, Cnss county. Xeb.
r.i.'
l?-?t
cttained it
' th". We:-t
oyron ticket office in
Rail 1:0111 Company By
T. M. MAV-QUETT,
Tn the District Court of the Second Judicial
District in and for Cass County, Nebraska.
II. II. Geiger. plaintiff, vs. Cynthia Barbour
and John Gilmour, defendants.
Cynthia Barbour, defendant above named,
will take notice that there is now on file in the
oflice of the clerl of the District Court within
and for Cass Count y. Nebraska, a petition of
foreclosure, praying for the foreclosure and
sale of the following described premises, to
wit :
The northeast quarter (nei) of the northeast
quarter die1) of section thirtv-lhree (33) town
ship eleven (111 range twelve (12) to satisfy
claim against said defendant and iu favor of
the said plaintiff of the s'.iin of one hundred
dollars ($100 and interest from the 1st day of
July, 1S74. and that, unless you appear and an
swer on or before noon of the second day of
the September term of Court, next, judgment
will be rendered against you for the amount
claimed and costs of suit.
R. B. WINDHAM.
1C14 Attorney for plaintiff.
Legal Notice.
STATE OF NEBRASKA. I s,
Cass County. (
To A. M. Iicetie. Greeting:
You are hereby notified that the Burlington
& Missouri River Rail Road Company in Nebras
ka, has located its road over and upon the fol
lowing described real estate, owned by you,
that said real estate is taken and appropriated
by said Rail Road Company for depot, machine
shops, round house, turn tables, side tracks,
switches, etc. viz : Lot No. eleven (11) in block
sixty-three t&ti. Plattsmouth City. Cass County
Nebraska. And yon are- further notified that
s.ii.l Rail Koad Company will on Saturday the
nineteenth (UUh) day of September, A. 13. 1?7-,
at lo o'clock a. in. proceed to have the damages
you may sustain by the appropriation of said
real estate to the use of said Rati Road Compa
ny assessed according to law.
Dated Julv 2.S.U1, 17,3.
The Buri.inoton Missouri Rivek
Rail Road Company By
T. M. MARQEKTT.
A'fy.
tVIIOI,HAI,Tr MqroR
AM) Ch.Alt KTOKE.
OF
rfr-McGUIP.E'3 old stand still kept open by
the above.
CIQAX8. TOBACCOS, rf-C, WHOLE
SALE & RETAIL.
W KEEP
Good Goods, Buy Largely
And Invite trade to call aud examine. IU
J. V. Wecktach,
GENERAL DEALEE IN
Groceries,
DRY GOODS,
Boots and Shoes,
Cutlery,
qUEEUSWAHE!
AND ALL KINDS OP
COLLECTION AGENCY.
I take pleasure In announcing to the public, do
ing business in the State of Nebraska, and
especially in Cass County, that I have
established in connection with my
Lwgal Practice, a
COLLBCTON,
AND
REAL ESTATE AGENCY !
A nine years' residence in State and County,
with constant business relations among the peo
ple, have qualified me for transacting business
of this character with
GREAT FACILITY.
All business entniste.1 to my care by firms or
individuals, will receive immediate at
tention. Ah
Moneys Collected,
ItrJIITTED VnOJIPTLY.
REAL ESTATE BOUGHT & SOLD !
TAXES PAID1
t"Dwinss Letters Anmrerei Promptly.
II. II. WIX DIIAItl,
42ly Plattsmouth. Neb. .
NEEDED BY TIIE
OR
Householder.
Corner 3d and Main Htm ,
PLATTSMOUTH NEBRASKA.
(Guthman's old stand.)
HENRY BCFCK.
DEALER IN
SAFES, CHAIRS,
Lounges, Tables, Bedsteads,
ETC., ETC., ETC.,
0 All Descriptions.
METALLIC BURIAL CASES
mmm
jr....
WOODEU COFFUSTS
; Of all sizes, ready made and sold cheap for cash.
FOR SALE.
A desirable residence five 'roenis, good cw
lar. cistern, well, &c Apply to
R. B. Windham.
FOR SALE.
A good farm of 160 acres, all under cultivation,
on reasonable terms. Apply to
R. B.WlNDIf AM.
FOR SALE
An improved farm of 80 acres, the north half
(n!-4) of the north-west quarter (nw4) of sect' ort
32, town 10, range 14. Apply to
47tf K. B. WlJTDIIATti.
FOR SALE
A farm of 120 acres, partly cultivated, cr.n ha
bought on 4 years time. No payment required
down. Apply to K. B.Wijrnn am f 7
FOR SALE
A valuable city residence, with valuable. Im
provements, and on reasonable terms. Apply to
47tf R.B. WlVDUAM.
FOR TRADE.
I will trade a desirable residence -jn T o k
Bluffs for a span of good horses. A pply to
47tt K. B. Windham.
GREAT BARGAINS.'
Fifty (50) lots in Plattsmouth for si'.rt at jo.
Apply to T B. W 1 1 h a m .
O. F. JOHNSON,
DEALER IN
Drugs Medicines?
-AND
All Paper Trimmed Free of
Charge.
ALSO- DEALER IX
Stationery, XXagazines,
AND
Latest Publications.
Prescriptions Carefnllr Compiumied
by an Experienced rrntEi.
! With many thanks for past patronage. I Invite
i Invite all to call and examine my
! LARGE feTOCK OF
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REMEMBER THE PLACE '
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