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l.i'-iK m-usnapiTs and periodicals from Ho; post
oltiev, or removing and having tln-in uncalled
for, is in inm t tic if evidence of imk.miuMI.
tlAbL.
13. & M. R. R.Time Table.
f'm )' ' Sunday, April l.vf, 1 477-
1 o;: OMAHA EKOM l'LATTSMOCTH.
Leave 1 ', a. in. Arrives 3 :Ki a. in.
- ::n p. in. " a : l." l. in.
ri:M Omaha vou vlattsmouth.
I.c.iM" 9 :0.i a. m. Arrives 10 :'I a. til .
o :") p. in. 7 : !" p. m.
VOU TIIK WEST.
f.eav l'lattsnioiith ;i :t'i a. in. Arrives Lin
coln. 1J I. . p. in. ; A n i Vf s Kearney. 8 :! p. in.
freight le.n i-s 7 :!0 a. in. Ar. Lincoln 12 p.tn.
EKOM THE WEST.
Lieivc Ken r:iey. 6 : ! a. ni. Leaves Lincoln,
12 :!" p. in. An ives I'lat I smoiit li. : :11 . in
t-'rwight le-ives Lincoln 11 :11 a. in. Arrives
ri;:tI-inoiltii. 4 :12 p. in.
fioiNi; east.
Exple- s. r, :" a. m.
l'.is-oir.c. r, 'train each il:ivl .1 :m p. in.
i:ifi'Ai. and deeae rt i:e or elatts-
-M1 IJl MAILS.
K.vsTi irv, NouniKi:-; & fot Tiit ftv
. . ..I Depart :it - r : a. u.
Arrive at - 9 : a. m. j '.. .. . a .,, M ,n
OMAHA VIA I!. M.
Arrive :it in ::i ) a. m. ! D.-p.ti t at - 2 :1S p. in.
W KSTF.HN VIA B. M.
Arrive at - 3 .n p. in. 1 Depart :it - S : a. m.
wi-xpism watfi:.
Ars iveat 12 : m. i Depart at - 2 :00 p. ni.
Utii.'K P.l.r KIM . ( SION Ml LIS.
Arrive at Yi in. I Depart at - 1 p. m.
J. W. MARSHALL. I'. M.
LOCAIi XEWS.
Mr. M. II. 1I:itli:iway long n. resident
here, ami well known lo nio.st of our
citizens, both in the City an. I County,
has rt-turne'l ainl takf'S charge of the
work r"jin ih-i-ai tmciit of t!ie IIvrald
as of yore. lie will also collect hills
an'lattnel to the ordinary business of
the cnVfi in the ah.nei of the irojri
etors at anv tinte.
Fancy cards flross fJrain. Sohw
Flake, Jtc at tho IIkuald
And the 'lieri'T went west last week
Sumi.wning a jury, you know, an
so on.
Sec t '. V. Mathews now implement- j
and h.truwaro Ad., and "give the ol-I
man a -hnn'.-i'" this summer.
That dog Jaw i. Vtate Law. and in
Om.iha and elso where they are enforc
ing it htri'.'tly.
I)i;; i:ig the lit" ris; four Winnebago
In li fis w:-e drowned in tho Missouri
Kirer, ;..-ar Dakota.
Thi v nearly had a :ir" on the 3111 ba"k
of Chaplain light's on Saturday.
S jnse hoys set the grass on fire, and for
a time it mad.' thing lively in that re
" ion.
.
We have a .tf) half seholarship war
rant on lJayJit-s Mercantile College
which we will s'll very cheap. ff.
I lav; you seen the Centennial Panel
pieces, painted by Frank stadter, and
on exhibition at Carruth's? 4 tf.
A Trio of full-blooded Iloudans for
sale.
See T.J. Todd's new cake pan. 2ltf
Team of large horses, harness ami
wagon for sale at a bargian. F.nquire
at Saov. IJhos.
coon baroains!
sum: lack shoes,
for isl.7" at
M FUG FS' S 1 1 OF STOR E.
Frank White is back too, saucy.happy
and gritty as ever, says he don't want
to be Mayor, but does want to see the
man vuo has better, cheaper, hand
somer goads than he has. Goods se
lected with care, bought low and to be
so'd low. Good for Frank.
Th 2 Sporting Club of Plattsuijuth
held a large aiul enthusiastic meeting
last Friday evening, to make arrange
ments to receive tho Sportsmen of the
Slate, hi May, when the annual tourna
ment will take pkice here. Pigeons,
prizes, &c. will be amply provided, and
a large, fine time is expected.
F. L. Iteed has just returned from tho
east, with a large, new stock of goods,
ami Weeping Water will look gay and
festive with new spring styles shortly
after Iteed gets home. Wc observed
four great wagons loaded with goods
progressing that way, Saturday last.
New cake pan, enquire at the Her
ald oi'iee. V4t.
m
Pi.-eases of the Kidneys effect the
whole svstem. Should not be neg
lected a single day. Tar acts directly
and is the natural remedy. Take the
'Forest Tar ;" it is a pure preparation
and cures when other remedies f-.iil.
2-to
Messrs. Streight & Miller wish to
call the attention of their customers
to the fact that it is customary to close
up accounts at the commencement of
the vear. As they are expected to pay
their biils it follows that they must
have funds to pay with. They would
therefore notify their customers who
have been accommodated to harness
and other goods, that they will be ex
pected to call and settle their acccounts
at their earliest convenience. Their
stock of harness and other goods in
that line is compu te, ;m l all wanting
anything in their line will find it to
their advantage to give them a call. A
full slock of groceries also kept con
start! on hand. 15tf
p. o. r. ji.
Our Postmistress was sitting at her
window the other day, waiting for the
Captain to come home from a game of
"high jinks" at Lincoln, when a tall,
red haired fellow just off the train
stepped up with the rest lo ask for mail.
They were all in a hurry, but the tall
chap seemed in the biggest haste, and
said :
'Anything for Louder?"
The Postmistress had just turned her
head to tell K. T,. (who has lately enter
ed the mail service) how to clean the
lamr s, and didn't hear the name, so
turning back she said:
"Any tiling for who?"
"Louder!" said the tall fellw.
liaising her voice to accommodate
the gentleman she shouted "For
who?"
"Louder" came the answer back
from outside the box.
The people began to get uneasy, and
the P. M. not liking the situation, call
ed K. I,, to come to the window. He
came and thought he'd make short work
of it, so he shouted in a treble basso
profundo "What do you want here,
anyhow?"
In a mild and placid voice the stran
ger said: "I only wanted lo know if
thero were some letters here for Mr.
Louder. I wasn't awaro sir that the
pople were all hard of hearing in this
town excuse me."
Mr. Louder's letters wcropasstd out
and peace reigned at the P. O.
A few City orders for sa!e.
J. V. Week bach will pay in cash or
goods the highest market price for any
amount of potatoes. !)tf
Centennial manufactory. Gents line
custom work warranted, at Fob Sher
wood's. GOOD IJAKO ATVS!
SIDE LACK SHOES,
for 81.75 at
MERG ES' SHOE STORE.
Quite a large Land Slide took place
near Child's mill, on the 1. & M., on
Thursday last, just after the passenger
train to Omaha had passed. The down
train in the evening was delayed until
after midnight.
Weekbaeh has just got the sidewalk j
crammed with goods and boxes of new j
goods, tnkes four boys and the Marshal
to keep the street clear so as to roll I
them into the store fast enough. And i
then the crowd rush in to see what lie j
has, and fairly jam up the spacu be- j
tween tho counters inside.
And now A. Drew, drew out and our
old friend FJi Plummer takes "holt" of
t!ie old stand onca more, and proposes
to make tilings hum this summer, hop
pers or no hoppers; so wags the world.
One goes out and the other comes in
and yet the people laugh and say w here
can l buy goods the cheapest, and Eli
says, come and see, that's the way to
settle, it.
It's fun to see Flam Pavnifle trade
horses, and Flam trades most every
day. riie Herald used to know two
men who traded orses a great deal.
One always ran down the horses he
was trading for and praised up his
own; the other man seldom said any
thing, let tin; other fellow run his horse
down all lie pleased, often joined in in
a quiet way. but slyly an 1 gradually
let all the good points of the horse he
wanted to dispose of be seen, and nev
er by anv means intimated that he had
any donb's of the other man's veracity,
but said "yes, yes," to any and all im
probabilities ho might tell about hi3
horses.
Well, Elam is a kind of a cross be
tween the two especially when it
comes to trading ponies.
Messrs. Fleming & Race of Weeping
Water have bought and completely re
tit ted with new paint, new lining, new
show cases, etc., the store building
formerly occupied by J. Chase, Esq.,
where they have opened with a tine
stock of Dry Goods, Groceries, Glass
and China Ware, and a full stock of
ready made clothing and furnishing
goods. Farmers will do well to give
them a call. 2-2t.
For Sale at a Ilargain.
ONE HOUSE AND LOT,
one block south of Main Street
also
STUltlS JiUILDIXU AXD STOCK' OF
GENERAL HERL'H AN DIKE.
If you want to get your chimneys
cleaned or your stove polished, call on
Chas. Frow n, or leave orders at John
Foone's barber shop, at any hour of the
day or niht. 50 cents a stove and 50
cents a ilue. 42tf
CI I V TREASURER'S REPORT.
Plattsmol'th. Neb.,
March 15th, 1877.
To the Hon. 3finor anI Council:
Your City Treasurer submits the fol-
i low ing annual report of Receipts and
j Expenditures for lat year:
(en. 1 iiiul, Keeeipts $1559 43
Warrants red'mcd. 1525 OG
Falance
Poll Tax
Dog Tax
Imp'ment Fund 714 92
" Red'med.Gy.J 15
Ealance
Int. on II. S. Fonds 1558 SO
Coupons redeemed 2453 65
Fini s andLiceuses 1
Chicago At. Fonds S.-O 31
" Coup's redd.f2:J CO
Falance
Fun lg Fond Int 1218 70
" Coup's red'd 10U0 00
31 37
91 00
43 00
!l
113 00
G2
Balance
218.70
r iro Dept Fund 1 9G
war'ts red'd 40 ID
Int & prin II s Fur PdslOl 10
Coup's red'd. . 100 00
Falance
Special Fund 4 35
" war'ts red'd l .M l 58
" on last settlement 1330 23
Advertising 11 00
warrants red'd . . C'J 00
Interest on Delinquents
V, M R R Interest 114 10
Cemetery Fund 35 00
war'nts red'd 21 C5
Balance
Prvbeock Int Principal 20 02
C4 10
133 40
F
All of which is respectfully submit
ted.
Wm. Wintersteix, City Treas'r.
Our public schools will be opened on
Monday.
THE 3I0LLY MACEE
is gone up the spout, or rather down
the snction at last. Silo was driven
from her moorings during the late rise,
struck by the ice iloating in the river
on Friday night, and sunk just below
the point out near the island.
She has long been the only ferry-boat
here and has done good service in her
day. We are sorry for the loss to Mr,
.sharp and Mr. Morgan, and hope they
are duly nn fully insured.
Fresh Cocoauuts ot the P. O. News
store. 3-tl.
AND STILL ANOTHER CHANGE
Fli Plummer has bought out the en
tire interest of A. Drew, in the Gener
al Merchandise business, in Platts-
mouth, and will now sell at the lowest
cash rates the whole stock of goods
making special reductions
IN PRICE
on certain lines such as
WOOLEN' GOODS, HATS AND CAPS, ROOTS
AND SHOES,
many lines of dress goods, &c, He will
also offer a large assortment of goods
of various kinds at
AUCTION SALE,
commencing on Friday, April 13th, at
2 o'clock, in Fitzgerald's building,
(where Shera's auction was held), aud
continuing until the goods are sold
from day to day.
THESE AL'CTIOX LOTS
are in dry goods, boots and shoes, cloth
ing, hats and caps, ribbons, and dress
goods, and odds and ends of all sorts.
To be sold positively without reserve,
to the highest bidder. Now is. your
chance to lay in goods at the lowest
cash rates, llemember next Friday.
Great Gingerbread! what is this
country coming too. Tramps, book
agents, patent pincers, lamp chimney
men, grarestone chaps all in one da3
The country is overrun with agents,
agents, agents.
No. 1 plow shoes for $1.20. No. 1 la
dies serge shoes, $1. No. 1 Chicago kip
boots for 81. !0. Chihlrens shoes from
0a up. Those goods must be sold in
sixty days. Those wanting bargains
must call soon at the store- of Wm.
Stadelmann. 2t4
Mr. James Pet.teo, of the Herald
sometime, has just returned from atrip
in the southern part of the Count and
over in Otoe. He has hail fair success
in selling Organs and also added to the
Herald a few new Subscribers.
Prof. Jamison gives a free lecture
at the Court House Friday evening.
Subject, Geology and Genesis.
200 Rolls of our choice paper was car
ried away last -week, and still we can
supply those in want.
y-tf Chap?hn & Or. as.
And Dovey too, comes a'.ong with a
new half column spring Ad. in which
he s.-ts forth the advantages of his
large an 1 well assorted stock of goods,
with George and all tha rest of the
boys always on baud to wait on cus
tomers with patience, good will and
business tact.
Sound the trumpet, beat the drum,
another lot of goods has come to'l'eter
Merges' mammoth Foot iC Shoe Store.
And now we waut to have the new
Council modify the Fire Limit ordi
nance. Good, new, sound frame build
ings with tight chimneys, are infinite
ly better than old rotten tinder boxes
with Hues riddled like a sieve. Half
a dozen good new frame buildings will
go up on Main St. this Summer if they
are allowed to be. built. Come!!
SEND IN TOUR JOB WORK.
Posters Fill-Heads, Letter-Heads,
Envelopes, Pamphlets and Cards print
ed at this otliee. All work expedi
tiously and neatly executed.
Ruffur-r &-Black are the boys for
Eggs. They pay cash for any quantity.
100 daz. just shipped. Farmers bring in
your eggs and gjt your cash, at agri
cultural d;; )t' Cor. Miiuan l Gth St's.
3-tl.
The firm of Bryan and Chambers,
Saddles and Harness makers sold $210
worth of harness between Monday
Morning and Tuesday noou. Dos is so
heller as goot.
What is of more benefit to frail hu
manity than out door exercise; enjoy
ing ourselves in a tine game of Croquet
or Base Ball. You can get Balls Bats
and Croquets at most any price.
3-tf Chapman & Glas.
The Plattsmouth Sportsmen's Club
are requested to meet to night in the
Council Chamber and all Committees
are especially desired to be ready to re
port as the day of action draws on
apace. By order of the Pres.
Merges will get you up the best lits
and the finest styles of Boots or Shoes
in the country and does your repairing
good and promptly.
Choice Oranges. Lemons, eating
apples &c, at t!ic P. O. News Store.
3-tl.
Rjhert Sherwood, the well known
Shoemaker, has fitted up the old Viv
ian Store very handsomely, the fact is,
it one of the neatest looking Stores
in town and Robert knows how to
make the work correspond ivitli the
store.
The Home Fire Insurance Company,
Capt. Palmer agent, have instituted
suit against parties for selling coal oil
below the proof required by law. Two
explosions have taken place, in this
town in consequence. We are inform
ed that but very little oil sold in the
state will bear the test required for
safe t v.
Balloons, Kites, Base Balls and Bats,
Marbles, Jack Stones, Fishing Rods,
and Tackles, Bird Cages etc., at the P
j O. News Depot. ?-tl.
Schnasse! Schnasse! Schnasse has
come home, the goods have come, they
are opening them. My Gracious, what
a lot! heaps upon heaps, so pretty,
cheap, so goot. everybody says so, and
Schnasse why Schnasse is as happy
as a big Sunflower, and sells goods
cheap, cheaper, cheapest for cash!
S. F. Rockwell, at Louisville, keeps
the Steel Beam PI ugh at $18 cash.
Iron beam $17,Wooden Beam $15. Al
so the Bain wagon and a general stock
of Dry Goods aud Groceries. Louis
ville, Nebraska.
Mr. James Pettee of the Platsmouth
Herald, also special asent for the Ma
son & Hamlin organ accompanied by
Mr. E. Noves dealer in lumber and
hardware, Louisville, Cass County, al
so general agent for Mason, fc Hamlin
organ, southernNebraska called on the
Press today. They are both very pleas
ant gentlemen and reliable business
men of Cass County. Nth. City Pres..
Mr. Pettee seems quite successful
in his organ business, he disposed or
made partial arrangements for the sale
of five this week in and around Platts
mouth. Mrs. Jos. Shera, at Bock Bluffs, still
keeps her little store and Post OiTice
going, where the farmers and neigh
bors about there can yet find all kinds
of fjro'-eri-js, quite a stock of Dry Goods
and a fine display of 3f Winery Gooi.t.
In fact all things generally no" led by
families that are bought at a country
store.
State Sportsman's Association.
Meets at Plattsmouth this year for its
anual shoot. The 22d of May has been
determined on as the timo and there
will be a three days tournament. Great
times expected. Over one thousand
pigeons are lo be on hand and sever
al prizes will be shot for. State cup
and lots of other sups will be won by
somebodv. Make ready, take aim?
Shoot.
The winter has passed and spring is
opening; 'ere long it too will bo gone.
and so with the fine collection of all
I 'a per at Chapman & Glas'. Come ear
ly for the best selection, and make
your homes look neat to compare with
the beauties of spring. 3-tf
THE NEW COUNCIL.
On Tuesday evening the new City
Officers were assembled in the City
Hall, and duly sworn in. His late
Honor. Mayor Livingston, gracefully
vielded the chair, and his new Honor.
Mayor Johnson, took possession. The
new Councilmen were also sworn to
obey the laws, rules and regulations of
the ancient Order of Councilmen, and
it turtle twice a week.
Before these ceremonies, however.
the old fellows made up a final record
follows:
COl'XCTL PEOCEEDINV.S.
Council met and called to order bv
Mayor Livingston After reading min
is, reports of committees and officers
were called for, but none presented.
Applications oi snater ami A. J.azen- i
by for license were laid over, also of P.
B. Murphy for do, also laid over. An
ordinance for the prevention of dogs
running at large presented and read.
It required dogs to be coll tied and muz
zled from May to September, read, laid
over. Then proceeded to receive bonds
of the newly elected Mayor, Clerk, Mar
shall and Councilmen. Bond of J. W.
Johnson read and approved bond of
J. M. Patterson for Treasurer approved
bond of Wm. Bennett for Clerk ap
proved also, Morrison, Marshal, ap
provedalso. Despain, Police Judge,
approved. Eli Plummer approved for
Councilman, E. G. Dovey's bond ap
proved, R. C. Cushing's bond for Coun
cilman approved, Jacob Vallery's boud
approved. F. M. Dorington's bond read,
approved. The newly elected officers
and Councilmen were then sworn and
took their oaths. Mayor Johnson then
announced the standing committees, to
wit: Finance Dovey, AVells and Gush
ing. Fire and "Water Wells, Pepper
berg, Guthman. Streets Alleys and
Bridges Guthman, Dovey and Dor
rington, Judiciary Gushing, Plummer
Pepperberg. Claims Plummer, Yallery
and Dorrington. Cemetery Yallery,
Dorrington and Pepperb erg.
The finance Committee were autho
rized to employ a competent person to
settle with the former treasurer.
Dorrington offered motion to ai
point a Committee to wait on the Co.
Commisioners and endeaver to secure
the city portion of the County bridge
fund. The Mayor appointed Messrs
Dovey and Yallery, to which commit
tee the Mayor was added as Chairman.
W. L. Wells was elected president of
the Council on the 0th ballot. Mr.
Dovey moved that the Council
should meet tho last Saturday evening
of each month and that a lino of $1.00
should be exacted from each mem
ber absent without a reasonable excuse.
Laid over. Council adjonrned un
til next Saturday Evening
Well now, gentlemen, you are pro--erly
put in charge of the wellfare of
this great city, we hope you may be
able to manage its affairs with pru
dence, wisdom and economy. "Be sure
you're right, then go ahead."
New ;oods!
Mr. Schnasse, of the firm of Schnasse
& Gramberg, h;is just returned from
the East and laid in a new stock of
Lite spring goods.
This firm is too well known, and Mr.
Schnasse's ability as a buyer add mer
chant generally is realized so fully by
the community that there is no need
of their publishing an extended price
list, which seldom gives the real prices,
but they defy any fair and regular
competition.
Their new stock is very extensive,
covering every variety and style of
goods needed by the farmer, mechanic
and purchaser. They are bound to
sell them as cheap as any firm in town,
and only ask their old patrons and all
new ones to call aud examine and price
their goods carefully before purchas
ing elsewhere. Now is the time to buy
while things are fresh, new and extra
low in price.
Schnasse & Gkambekg.
PERSONAL.
Samuel Richardson'.-- team ran away
on Monday and scattered a likely look
ing ouggy an over creation and some
splinters dropded down in York state
we heard.
Mr. Hubbard, of the firm of Hub
bard&Tewksbury .millers near Weeping
Water, came along to see the Herald
the other day and a very welcome vis
itor he was.
AV. L. Hobbs Esq., has been quite
sick, but is now better and begins to
look like tha same old William : onca
more. .
W. D.Jones could not quite get to be
Marshal but he can buy and own the
handsomest, nobbiest Phaeton in town
and Doc's the fellow to keep the horses
to match the Phaeton.
Mrs. Jos. Gil more has been very sick,
in fact the whole family have had
measels and sickness enough lately for
two or three outfits.
We are going out to Joe Gilmores
some day when the measles let up, to
see whether it was Joe's ribs or the
horse's that got broke. Joe savs the
old horse wants to know about it.
Aug. Rheinhackle the old reliable
steady and true harness maker, f
Plattsmouth comes to the front with
his little old two dollars for the Her
ald another year. Wemakethi- not
of the fact because Mr. R. is one of the
few men (comparatively) who come
forward of their own accord without
anv (Tunning and pay for a paper, jam
ui, in advance every year.
We havo received from D. II. Wheel
er the Centennial Address ot .Judgo
Kinney, of Otoe County delivered at
the last State Fair, in Lincoln. It is
a good deal like Judgo Kinney, more
useful than ornamental, and like all
agricultural .addresses tells the farmers
just what to do in order to reap a for
tune and they al ways and immediate
ly proceed to don't do them things af
ter the most solemn advice.
Mr. E. McDonnell of Amsterdam N.
Y. a cousin of Mr. Chas. Yates, Sup't.
of the B. and M. Telegraph line is vis
iting here this summer. "We hope the
breezes, the people anil the place will
;ill agree with Mr. Donnell and that he
will return to his home in the East
with naught but pleasant recollections
of his Nebraska trip.
James Dick, former member of the
Council and a very popular man among
the railroad boys went east Tuesday.
clear to Boston. Success James, doi.'t
be too long about it, we'll all turn out
when you come home Hags flying and
drums beating. :
Dr. J. A. Hudson has got out his
new sign, at his otliee in Dr. Chapmans
Drug Store. He can be found either
there or at his residence, one door
North of Siudelmans Bakery, on Sixth
Street.
An Elderly friend of the Herald
sends us a wonderful account of a boy
with two stomachs. My gracious! a
boy with one stomach has been known
to cat 37 pots of jam. And with two
go way hard times and grasshoppers!
Special Notice.
The members of the AVoman's For
eign Missionary Society are requestid
to meet in tho Yestry of the M. E.
Church next Tuesday April 17th at
3 o'clock, P. M. to transact some impor
tant business.
Mrs. F. C. Marshal Sec'y.
(ill EAT BARGAINS!
I bought a largo job lot of
BOOTS
ainl sell them
E.ELOW WHOLESALE PRICES.
NOAV IS YOUR TIME,
before they are all gone.
CALL AND SAYE MONEY.
Pet eh Merges.
CITY CLERK'S REPORT.
Office of Citv Clerk )
Plattsmouth, March 15, 1877. f
To the lion. Mayor and Council of the
City of Plattsmouth :
Gentlemen: In accordance with
law and ordinance, relative thereto, I
submit the following statement of the
amount leviud on each fund, amount
issue 1. and balance undrawn; amount
of warrants drawn on .the several
funds, and the sum of monies receiv
ed for licenses, from March 1, 1S70, to
March 15, 1877.
GENERAL Ft'XD.
Amount levied $2343 93
issued 13G3 72
Balance undrawn 070 21
improvement fund.
Amount levied ..$140S 10
issued 037 92
Balance undrawn .
500 18
WARRANTS DUAWX.
Fire Dep't Fund $ 127 21
Cemetery " -45 00
Special " 139 03
Tot'l w'rn'ts issued. .$2012 S3
Amt ree'd for lic'ns's. 1841 50
Total expenses of City from
March 1, '76 to March 15, '77. $2612 88
Against 4243 53
during the vear 1875-0
Showing a reduction of $1030 70
All of which is respectfully submit
ted. AV". F. Bennett, City Clerk.
To the lion. Mayor and Council :
Gentlemen: Your Finance Com
mittee, to whom was referred the
Clerk's Report, beg leave to state that
we find the same correct, and recom
mend that it be published in both pa
pers according to custom.
John Heffneu, "j
AA'm. Neville, s Finance Com.
A'm. L. AVells, )
Why have we no more AVashingtous
and AVebsters? AVe have, anil plenty
too, right here in Plattsmouth and
Cass Co. if we. will only educate our
children. You can get all the fine and
choice books you want at Chapman &
Glas', also Sterling Pens, Ink, Pencils,
Slates, Marbles, Knives, Candy, Tobac
co, Cigars and choice Teas. 3-tf
FARMERS ATTENTION
Julius Pepperberg, Cigar Manufac
turer, on Main St., Plattsmouth, Neb.
Cigar Clippings of Spanish and Ameri
can Tobaccoes for smoking purposes.
For Sale. Best qualities of plug-smok-ug
tobacco always ou hand. 20-tf.
AV. B. LOR ING Sc CO'S
Great Clearing Sale
of
BOOTS AND SHOES
Pffs'nts an npjtnrtnnity to m cirre nn
txccedinyty yood jair of $irx for
a very small amuunt of money.
Cull and look tlmntyh our
stock of 3f t tr I; i d tloicn
Goods before tl
size art broken.
SOME OF OCR Fll.CR'JS
FORMER PRESENT
PRICE PRICE
Gent's Burt's Alexis. . .$10 00 $8 00
" Hand m'de Alexis 8 00 4 50
" Fine mach. Cong.. 7 00 5 00
" fav'rites 4 50 3 50
" h'd m'de low shoes 5 00 4 00
" " " bal morals 0 00 4 50
Ladies' Goat Congress. 2 25 1 75
Serge Button. . 3 00 1 75
side lace. 2 50 2 00
fine fxd polish. 2 75 2 00
" serge polish. . . 2 75 1 75
Misses " " 1 50 1 00
" button.. 2 50 1 75
fine f'x'd button 4 50 2 50
" kid polish. .". 4 00 - 2 00
" fox'd " . . 2 00 1 50
Childs Newport Ties. . 1 25 1 00
line button 1 50 1 00
" sroat polish. 2 00 1 50
" French kid 2 25 1 50
Ladies' Eleg't Newport 2 50 1 50
silk inlaid " 2 75 1 50
" Fr'ch kid slippers 2 25 1 40
" Magn'lia low shoo 2 75 2 25
Gent's Fine Slippers. . . 2 00 1 25
These are only a fee; of the
MANY BARGAINS
that are to be obtained at
AV. B. LOR ING & CO'S,
Cor. Fourteenth and Farnain Sts.,
Opp. Grand Central Hotel.
Omaha, Nebraska.
Large stock
AVINTER SlIAAVLS,
at cost, at
SCHNASSE & GRAMBERG'S.
THE MAKETS.
HOME markets.
ItEPOttTED It F. K. AVHITK.
AVhcat
invito.-.
Jn-tr JT
40"' ."ill
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Corn,
Outs,
Rye
iarlrv
1 loirs
Cilltle
lluckwlieat,
latest new yokic markets
New Yokii, April II.
Money ?. '4
i;ii.i, ioj's
LATEST CHICAGO MARKETS.
Ciiicaoo, April It.
Elonr 3 iV'." 7"
Wheat
'orii, -H
la-.s. . . . U.t'f
livi'
P.:irl-V t
Hi s . :vi ." ri)
Cuttle 4 ;' c j-j
Old papers for sale.. 75c a hundred.
Notwithstanding the fact that Til
den was defeated I do not intend to be
beat by any Blacksmith in Nebraska,
on anything in my line, from shoeing
a horse, mule or cow to mending a cast
iron stove or building a wagon or bug
gy, putting a plough in order or repair
ing any kind of a break in machinery.
The best of timber constantly on hand
for working into buggies, sulkeys, &c.
A No. 1 Painter competent to do any
thing in the line of painting buggies
or wagons.
Thankful for past favors I am ready
to be forgiven for my misdeeds and
will endeavor to give satisfaction in all
cases.
AL SlTINELLBACHER,
52-4 1 Brick Shop, Fifth Street.
coon r.AROAiNs!
SIDE LACE SHOES,
for $1.75 at
MERGES' SHOE STORE.
Boschee's German Syrep can now
be purchased right at home, it is the
most successful preparation ever in
troduced to our people. It works like
a charm in all cases of corumption,
Pneumonia, Hemorrhages, Asthma,
severe coughs, Croup and other throat
aud Lung diseases. No person has ev
er used this medicine without immed
iate relief, yet there are a great many
poor, suffering, skeptical persons going
about our streets with a suspicious
cough, and the voice of consumption
coming from their lungs, that will not
try it. If you die it is yur own fault,
as you can go to your Druggists in
Plattsmouth and get a Sample Bottle for
10 cents and try it; three doses will
relieve any case. Regular size only 75
cents. 50-tf.
AVedding Bristol card board at the
Herald office.
SPECIAL. XOTICES.
DRESSMAKING.
Mrs. F. Elsteratul Miss Nellie Short have tfone
into the dressmaking business, ami vvoiilil 1
pleased to have those in want of work in their
line to call ami see t hem at t he resi.leneo ot Mrs.
Elsler, one door west of the Saunders
House. Satisfaction guaranteed at;il charges
iroileratu. "'
3IOXEY TO LOAX.
8100,000
To loan on iinprove:l farms in Cass Countv, rit
low rate of interest. Applications solicited,
riattsinouth, March is;;. J. N. WISE.
The latest, greatest, and most re
liable remedy ever put together by medical Ki-i-enee
for Rheumatism Wmiin's. sv.-rlliiezs. ISuriis,
diked l'.ieast. v:c.. is the Centaur Liniment.
There are two Kinds. What Hie While Lini
ment is fur the human family. tiiestron;'erl.ind.
which is yellow i:i eo or. is for spaviin 1. lame
and M rained horses and animals. Their eft cuts
are wonderful.
Mothers who have..! irntai,ie
children, ean secure health for the children and
ie4t tor themselves by usin Dr. Pitcher's Cas
toria. It contains no morphine or anything in
jurioiiH. It is as plca.sniit to take as honey, and
is certain to cure Wind Colic, regulate the bow
els and epel worm. For Teething children
there is nothing like Castoiia.. 31113
Our enterprising and successful mer
chants, E. G. Dovey Ai Son, are still at
their post, supplying customers with
everything in the line of general mer
chandise on the most reasonable terms,
stock kept full and complete. "JOtf
WELLS BORKI).
The undersigned is prepared to bore
wells to ;my depth on short notice
one foot hole and good tubing put in.
All work warranted for one year.
Ripley fc McDonald,
Weeping Water Cass Co., Neb.
5-bt. "
IIO'JT AM! SIIOK FACTORY.
Call at Merges .Sboo Shore fur your
Hoots ami .Shoes. His Charley Mar
shall is the best workman in the conn-
try, is the only man in town that ever
made ;t pair of Boots en I ire, without
eastern aid, that received a premium
at a Fair. Repairing done promptly.
JiEUAL 2s OTIC i:S.
Sheriffs Sale.
Ry virtue of an execution. 1 sued bv the ( 'lerk
of the District Court. Second Judici.il D-iii .rl.
within and fur d'ss County, Nebraska, and to
me directed, J w ili on the lit h da v of Mav, A.
D. I;;, at 11 o'ckcU a. m.. of saui iav, at the
south door of the Court llouv. in the Cily of
Elat t-njouth in said County, sell ;it public auc
tion the following real eMs:e, to-it : The
north half (a1, 1 ot lots nine, ten, elevt n ami
twelve d lo I' 1-) in block eighl v-lour (Hti in
tho town of V coping Water, C.i.ssi'o. Nebraska,
'i he same being levied upon and taken as tlie
properly of R. D. Coalman now I'uusv. eii. de
fendant ; to sal isfy a judgment of sai l Couit,
recovered bv A. Rallies, plaintiff.
l'lattsir.ou-.li, Nebraska. April 11. A. D. 177.
Sto . M. 11. Cc rt.Ki:. StienlL
Legal Notice.
In the District Court, Cass County, Neb.
Calvin II. I'armele vs Henry Sitrt and Ceorgu
Sell.
To Ilenrii Sicrt an l dionjc Scili, nH-rciit ntti-
Jf-iulttittt.
You and each of you are hereby notified that
on the L' Hh day ot August. I;i,, f filed my peli.
tion in the olace of tlie Clerk ot liie Disiric
Court, in and for Cass County, Neiir:i.sia, the
object aud prayer ol : which is i.i recover judg
ment agaiu.sl you upon a eert.iui promissory
note, for tins sum of si i,with the interest therw
on lroni the tenth day of February, ls;j, at the
rate of l- per cent per annum, ami cuts of suit,
and tiiat irih s you appear an. I answer said pe
tiiion on or liei'Jre liie J!-t day of May, A. D.
Is? i". judgment, w ill be taken against you foi said
sum of ?-l i, interest and costs, according to the
player of said pvtaion.
. II. I'ARMELE. bv
Sam. M. Cjiai-m ax. his Atl'y. ;i-U
Equalization Notice.
The board of County ( oiuinissioners ill set
on Monday. E.e bull day ot April, as a board
cipiaii.al ion. at hich lime ail persons inteie-i el
are hereby notified to appear. Uy order of Co.
Commissioner. J. . .1 kn m nos.
",tj Acting Clerk.
Sheriff's Sale.
First National I'ank of riattsinouth. Nebraska
I'laiini!)', vs. Joseph Shera and JoM ph Sans,
Delendalils: also same l iaintiirs vs. win. I.
Ilobbs, N. I!, llobhs. l'incip!es, an. I Joseph
Shera. Jos. Sans, and N. E. Hobbs, Sureties,
Delendalils ;
I5v virtue of five eeculio;is issued by the
clerk of I he Disl net Co'ui t . 'Jii Judicial District
wit hin and tor '.i-s 'oiiniy. Nebraska, and to
me directed, I will on t lie b;i h day d April, A.
D. is;;, at In clue ii. A. M., ot said day. at tin
sent U door of t lie Court House in the citv of
riattsinouth, in t-aid ( 'oiliity. Sell at 1'uhlic Auc
tion the following real estnfe to-u it : ue I- arm,
know u as I he V ni L. llnobs farm, containing
two hundred and fifty-one acres more or 1.--.
all in section twenly-scveli and twenty-eight in
town eleven, north range fourteen, cast of the
sixth principal meridian, in Cass county, Ne
braska, and described as follows :
Lot 1 nee 2;, containing '" io-lnfi acres ;
Lot 2 sec 'J7, containing Wi In- Inn acres ;
Lot 1 sec i's, containing ;o-imi acres ;
South half ('i iionh-cast iu:irter imM of
section twenty-eight (Jsj containing Niacics.
South half (.s', of the iiorih-rasi ipiarte
i He1, i of the iiortli-eai-t ipiarter (iie1) of scc-r
tion twenty-eight containing in acres.
I he nortli-ca.st quarter I ne1. of the north
West quarter lnw'4 1 of the soul h -c ist ipiarier
se'.jl of section iwcuty-eifclit l'-'sj con t utni nj
in acre.
Taken and offered for sale as the property of
Win. L. Hobbs.
And also the following real estate, as the
property of Joseph Shera, to-wit : the east half
ol the south-east iuai ter (se' t of the t he south
east nailer (sel4i of ceclion i-even'.eeii tl7,
to n eleven (11). north of range fourteen oi)
east of tlie s-ixlh null) principal meridian, twen
ty eJiH acies more or h s- ; And also south-west
ij"uartei tsw .t) of the soulh-ea't quarter i.se1) ol
section seventeen (17), town eleven (II), rauge
fourteen till east of the sixth (th) principal
lneiidian. forty i Id) acres more or lers : And al
so iot seven (7 ill block two yZ) east of the pub
lic square ill lioek Ellltls.
A ii. i also lot ig lit (Si in block one (.1) south of
public square in Hock Units.
And a Iso lot-four (i ami nine en and east
hall e'f oi live i."j) and eight is) in block one (1
soul ii and one (.1 ) ea-t ol public .square in Lock
Uulls.
And al-o all of block live (.".) novi'i and live (.1)
east of public square in ICocK i'.'.ulls.
And also all ol block six nil not ill and five
(".) east, of public square in Lock I'lnlls.
And also id! block, seven i nor! h and live (."i)
east of public square in Lock islull .
And also lots one. lso. three, ten. eleven, and
twelve. (1. 1'.;:, in, II in block six (in west
one 1 1 ) sout Ii ot public square in Lock Ijliiils.
And also lots revcu ti) and eight is) in block
live (.ii west of public square in Lock lUulls, ad
in ( ass Countv, Nebraska.
And also the follow ing real estate, as the
property of.. It. Hobbs. to-wii: one farm
known as Hie N. K. I lobbs f.iiin containing one
hundred ami seventy-live ii;.") acres more or
Ic:.-. and ib-scribed as f-Jlows :
the north-vcst quarter tuw it) of .south-east
quarter (sf',) ot section twenty-eight i.-s town
snip eleven 1 1! i range t uii iecu (11; east of sixth
principal meridian, containing 4i acres.
'1 he north halfui's) of the noli h-east quar
ter v lie1.! ) of the north-cast quarter jneU of
section tvveiity-ciiiht 1-sJ township eleven (11)
range fourteen IHJ east of the sixth principal
meridian, containing L.H acres.
The south half s', of Hie south-east quarter
se'j! of seclion I .veiily-om jjlj I. e.vnsinp elev
en LI 'I range fourteen. Ill e.ust of sixth princi
pal meridian, containing mi acres.
Tlie south part of the north-east quarter
tic!j of the snuJi-east quarter seL4 1 of sec
tion twenty-one 1-1 J tow it-hip eleven (.11 J range
fourteen 14 east of the sixth principal nieri-di-Jii.
containing 2 acres.
I'art of the south-w est quarter 'w'.i of the
south-west ounrlcr s' oi section twenty
two -.'.'J township eleven 111 range fi
11 cast of the sixth principal, nicriiiai
tourieen
in, con
laming 7 acres : ami also
Lots live and six (,mKi;J in block one 1 South
of public square, ia Eock Itlutls, Cass county.
Ni b. : aud also
Eikht and three fourth S'i Mercs of land be
ing part of south-west quarter (s-.v'J ot south
east quarter lse'i of : section thirteen (13 town
twelve ( l-'I range thirteen (.' "'I cast of tiie ii p. in.
and described a. follows: Commeiicin'j; thirty
tin; rods from the south-cast corner of south
west qr. sw'j of south-east quarter se'4 of
said section. thence west forty-eight (is rods,
thence north thirty 1:M rods, thence east thirty
:'.) rods, thence south live .ll feet, thence east
eighteen lSj rods, tlieni e soul Ii along said line
lo' the place of beginning, all in Cuss County,
Nebraska.
And also the following real estate, as the
property of Joseph Sans, to-wit :
The east half (e1,) of the north-west qnaitcr
(iiwVj) of section seventeen 1.17) township eleven
111) range fourteen (I ) east of the sixth princi
ple meridian ; and also
The west half (w ij) of t lie north-east quarter
(ne' i) of section seventeen ( ) township eleven
(.11) range fourteen (14) east of sixth principal
meridian ; ami nlso
The a.- quarter iiie1) of t lie soitth-wtst q l if
ter (mi!.,) of section seventeen (.17) township
eleven ul) north range fourteen (14; east of
sixth pricipal meridian and also
The north half (n1.) of the south-west quar
ter isw'i) of section seventeen 17J town-hip
eleven i) north range fourteen (14) east of the
sixth principal ih I'lilinn ; and also
The south-east ipiarter si;' j of the soutli
west quarter of scciioii eight (s town
ship eleven 1 1 J north range fourteen L - J east
of sixth p. ni. ; and also
Al! of block seven 71 west of public square in
lioek l'.'ufts. Cass county. Nth. ; mid also
All of block eight s west of tile public square
in Lock 1 Huffs : and also
All of block one lj ninth and seven 7 west
of public square in Lock Itlufts ; ami also
All of fractional block three a nith and five
." west of public square, Uock Eluiis, Neb.;
and also)
All of fractional Mock three (3) south and i-ix
fo west of the public square in liock Ellin's,
Neb. ; and also
All of fractional block three :s south and
seven 7j west of public square in ltock lHuffs,
Neb. ; and also
All of fractional block three tl south and
eight, l west of public square in Hock EIulls,
Ni b. ; and also
All of block two 2 south and seven 7 west
of nubile square in Lock Uuils, Neb. : ami also
All of block two : south sunt eight iJ west
Of public Sqllll
ire in Kock
i-k i '.lulls :
md also
Allof block one 1 1 1 south and eight ! west
of public siiuaie la 1
Kock iUuU-
Cass county.
Nebraska.
And also. a.s the property of N. K. Hobbs, jr.,
the. north seventy-five (7:)J feet of lots three,
four, live and si'.x :j, 4. : and il) block five I 51
White's Addition to the city of l'lutlsuiouili,
(,' iss county, Nebraska.
All of the above named lands and lot are
levied upon by virtue of five executions issued
from said c-oiirt in favor of the Eirst National
Hank of 1'lul ! smoiit h, Nebraska, and also all of
the lands and lots levied upon as the property
of Joseph Shera and Joseph Sans are attached
by me this March i:;th ami 141 Ii, ls;7. on an or
der of attachment issued from same court in
favor of Ediiiond E. Woolscy, subject to the
aforenamed executions.
riattsinouth, Neb., March lllh. 1-77.
AL It. 'E n.EH.
61t5. Sheriff ''ass Co., Neb.
Sheriff's Sale.
, T.y v irtue of an order of
s.-i'e issued fry the Clerk of the Dist rict Court
of the Second Judicial District, within and for
C:iss t oiinl v. Nebraska, ami to me directed, 1
will on the Jstii day of April. A. D. 177. at ID
o'clock, A. M.. of said day. al the south door of
the Court House, in tb.t'city of I'lat tmouf h.
in said County, fell at publicauction the follow
ing real estate, to-v it : The east half (c1,) of
the north-west quarter (nw1,) of section fount)
town ten (to) north of range eleven ll) east of
the tali Y. M. Ami also the south-east quarter
iscl, of the south-west qurtcr isw !i) of section
t hil t v-t hree (.-v;i town eleven Ol) noi t h of range
eleven i'lll east of tin; fit h I'. AL all in (Vs Co.,
Neb. The same being lev ied upon and taken as
the propert v of Fred S. Erisbe and Sarah K.
Erislie, defendants ; to s-itlsfv a decree of aid
Court, recovered by S. IS. Clark, plaintiff.
l'inlt.-mouth, Neb.. M.iich i's It. A. D. 1-77.
11.1 M. It. Cr 1 1. fe.lt. Sheriff.
Sheriff's Sale.
I'.v virtufi of an execution, issued bv the Clerk
of the District Court 2d Judicial I Mstrict. within
and forCass County, Nebraska, and to me di
rected. I will on tin- tilth day of April, A. D. 1-177
at In o'clock, a. m. of said (la, at the farm
known as the C. I. Smith, in Light Mile Clove
pi eciiict. in ; aid comity, sci! at public auction
the following personal pi open r, to-wit : Allot
tlie ear corn in the cubs near the iioue on said
farm. Tlie anie being levied upon and tnken
a. I he property of Ce lest in A. Smith and C. I
smith defendants ; to satisfy a tud.-.uieiit of said
Court, recovered bv Va'.iery .v Uuliner I'lamtifii.'
l'lattsnioUlli, Neb., Aiuit 4rh. a. D. 577.
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