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LOCAL. XEWST
Uur neighbor, Dogardu.-i M;itiew3
grows better looking every d.iy lately
since pigeon shooting season.
Ban II. Wheeler, Esq. made a small
investment in a croquet ground out
liaelc of the Court House, and if pro
viding fun for the jurymen, witnesses,
and court attendants is pay fortho in
vestment, Dan has got principal, com
pound interest, and 40 per cent besides,
for his work.
Sii.;crs for Softs at Merges'. 12tf
Custom made plow boots at S1.75,
;tt MadoliiKUin's. 12t2
California oranges, the best and
sweetest in the market at the P. O.
News Depot.
Mr. Schnasse has returned from
the I 'lack Hills and reports his firm
doing well at Rapid City. Alex Schlegel
has gone into partnership with the firm
arid he and C.ramberg will run the
Jihick UilW end of it while Schnasso
attcn ts to this part of the outfit.
Mrs. Ulster has been obliged to
give up her shop on Main Street, but
will still take in sewing at her house
on Chicago Avenue, one door east of
M. 1$. Murphy's. She respectfully so
licits the patronage of her former cus
tomers, and all others who ma- desire
work done cheaply and well.
reui Jh of July at Weeping Water.
The citizens of V. W prepare to cele
brate the 101st Fourth of July, and
anticipate a better time than has ever
been at this place. Something to
anui:;e all during the day. and in the
afternoon and evening there will be a
big
danci:.
iTverjbody is invited to attend and
trip their light fantastic toe.
M. Wai:t.
Weeping Water.
tlippers for C" cts at Merges. I2tf
Head Henry J'oeck's new locals
this week.
Sago llros. have a fine article of wire
netting for sale, at only G cents per
square foot. 12tf
Clo;;i7 Cxerciscs of the I'latfiuouth
Iil.i School, for Hie Term Ending
lYiJay, Juno 2'11, 177.
ri:ora:AMMi::
SALUTATORY K. R
WlXKHAM.
ornxiMi choiits,
DECLAMATION Thomas Cl'shixo.
TARl-KAl'-Pynniid of Children.
EXEUCI!K SnXfi- -".In t I.'ke Me."
DlAl-OOfr "Choice of Trades," 11 boys.
IiriTf-Mi-s'-s Lit.i.n: and Katie St.i-
DiX LAMA" ION "i'orty Year Ao."'
TilOM.H M.MiTH IS.
I A !:.:: Vt'-'K1 Wotu.ui iii tw-r Shoe.'
Di:CL VMATION "Chuniins? Soug,"
Hikdie Inis.il.
l.'l'.,i'.:TKTTE.
DIAi.OOX'E "When Hie Cat's away. Hit Mice
w ill l'hij IS boys.
EXERCISE Si NC, -"What we Know."
RECLAMATION "Three Pears,"
James Gil-more.
T Ah LEAL" "Oid Fashioned School.". .20 boy-.
DIAI. Kil'E Madame Savant IV Examination.
t.vK'.tCISE NONd "lit-'iiig Tanly."
DECLAMATION Alma Vi'atekm a x .
Cfl AKAUK "The M.ulcap." Mi-ses Domrixo
TO.v, U sr, Cooi'KB and Mahgie 1)0(i;i.
CJCAUTETTE.
DIALOG I E- "Old Fashioned Spoiling School."
!! boys.
DIXT.A MATIOX-" Wreck of the Hesperus,"
Lewis O'Neilu
TABLEAl "The Ol J.Itachelor."
DECLAMATION ':Oi Una!,"
POl'F.KT M 'DoNAfiH.
DIALOG CE -"Great Lives."
FAECr "Mr. Willis Will." Mistes Doom, L.
I'OLI.UCIt. K. IIOBKS Ultll M. COOl'EK.
DECLAMATION -"The OM Man Dreams."
LF.iCELLA O'NEILL.
TAB LEA 'J "The European (Question."
t C A RTETTE "The Professor .it Home."
IIALa E- "The Ked C'higtiou." Misses Pol-
I-ock. Room, P.illixgs. Td rkr, &e.
RECLAMATION" "The Dealer's Story."
Nptttf. MnL:t.
RIAL ;CE "The Ix)e ola Ctmnet."
ONU "The Mulligan Guards."
RECLAMATION The Dyins Tloof-r,"
Ml?j Watkkmax.
TPLEAl-"Bii:ebe;ird."'
RIALOdX'E Out all Round. "
RECLAMATION. Mirs Habwnc.I ox
FARCE "Rateh Juslice."
VALERICTOKY IIox. (J. S. .Smith.
CLOSING CHORl S.
The music wEI be lurnSl-.etl by the OrgauUts
aud Singer ol the different Church Choirs.
;ran-l Uhcf July Celebration.
To take place at the P.O. News Dc
lot in Flattsmouth Xeb., where I
have just received alarge stock of Fire
works Flags, Fire crackers, Torjedves,
Toy Pistols and Paper caps Walloons,
Lanterns etc to be sold cheap for the
101 st anniversary of our American In
dependence. A grand Display of Fire
works and Walloon ascension will take
place in front of the P .O. 2s"ews Depot.
i:jt2 J. Ph. Yorxo.
livery fashionable shade of silk for
trimmings, and also every fashionable
phape of bat, can be seen at Solomon &
Jsathan's emporium. otf
piue Si-ring Suits lower than ever
Ut (ICt2 Starelmann's.
Read, Head.
Tift ealf boots made to order for
.Sevvc-d boots for 80.00;
Men's Alexia buckled shoes 84.00;
Ittprc-'ring and every thing in propor
t.'3H t VJZ?3Z& IS-tf
ANOTHER a. II. ACCIDENT.
A Man Comes Ycry Near Beln? Crushed
to Atoms Under a Locosiotlre.
Will be Maimed for Life and Probably
Lose a Ieg.
On Tuesday evening, at a few min
utes past six o'clock, a number of sec
tion hand under John O'Keefe, were
coming down the track, on a rubber car
loaded with iron bars, in front of a lo
comotive, or, as we aie told, allowing
the locomotive to push their car along,
when just above the depot, by some un
accountable accident, which no one
seems able to explain, one of the men
named John Wiia'.en fell ofl, and the
front wheels of the locomotive passed
over his lower limbs, mangling the
j right foot and lower portion of the leg
in a horrible manner, and injuring the
left foot and leg considerably. The
man was immediately carried to his
home near the Ji. & M. yards, and Dr.
Livingston called in, who dressed the
wounds of the sufferer in a speedy and
masterly manner, setting in proper po
sit ion the crushed and broken bones
and flesh; doing everything possible
! for the comfort and safety of the pa
tient.
The right leg is broken jut lxdow
the knee, and a portion of the outside
of the foot together with three toes are
taken off: in fact the whole right limb
is terribly mangled from the foot to
some distance above the krie and we
are told that it is very doubtful about
the possibility of saving it. Tha left
foot and leg as before stated, was con
siderably injured but not dangerously.
Mr. Whalen endured the excruciating
suffering in a very heroic manner, with
out the use of chloroform or other qui
eting potions, and is doing as well as
could be expected.
So far as we can learn, no possible
blame can attach to any officer or em
ployee of the road for these accidents,
which are becoming rather irequent,
but are simply the result of careless
ness on the part of the individuals
themselves, and just so long as men are
thoughtless and careless in their
action around railroads, just so long
will newspaper men have to record
these horrible accidents.
Later. Since the above was in type
we learn from Dr. Livingston that he
has but very slight hopes of being able
to save the man's life, even.
cheap, cheaper, cheat est.
Fine calf boots made to order at
Merges' for 81.50. Sewed $G.C0. Men's
Alexis Si.00. All eastern goods at pro
portionate G 11 A SSI 10 ITER Pill CES.
Fourth of July is coming, and so is
a large stock of fireworks, Hags, bal--loons,
fire crackers, torpedoes, and a
large assortment of other 4th of July
goods, to be opened out at the P. O.
News I)3pjt in a few d lys. 12t3
Mrs. Hayes, daughter of our P. M.
Capt. Marshall, returned from ll.)ton
on Friday, after more than a years ab
sence, she will reside here for a short
time, we understand.
Hon. L. L.Lewis and wife of Buffalo,
X. Y., passod through here on the way
to California last week stopping over a
day as the guests of D. II. Wheeler and
brought the Herald wordof relatives
in Buffalo, Mr. Geo. Dakin and family.
Henry Boeck having got fully es
tablished in his new place of business
and having a large and commodious,
store full of goods, he desires to see all
his old friends on hand to help him
dispose of them. We have visited Mr.
Brock's store lately, and can asur
our readers that for variety
of goods, cheapness and durability
it will be hard to find another store
west of the Mo., like it. The Jarge
room below stairs is devoted to a sales
room and repair shop. On the second
floor, furniture is stored; an entrance
at the rear on the East side allowing
wagons to be loaded or unloaded right
into this story. Altogether Mr. Bceck
has a very bandy place and we hope he
may do a betier business thin ever.
Fine boots for 85.00
Fine Sewed boots .$7.00
Alexis buckles shoe3 81.50
at Bobert Sherwood's.
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All connected with the schools, both
scholars and teachers.are hard at work
preparing the grand tilings which are
to electrify the audicncoon Friday ev
ening, at Fitzgerald Hall. Recitations,
music, tableaux, pantomimes, &c, are
being arranged aud practised and we
assuiv t.ar readers that everything
promises well for a fine entertainment.
All yj that are athirst, come to
Chapman & Glas' and drink of Peruv
ian beer, soda water and seltzer water,
without money and without price, on
Thursday (to-day) from 4 to 12 p. in.
If you want any kind of furniture,
go to Bocck's, at Dovey's old stand,
where you will find everything in that
line fuliy represented. Remember the
place, Dovey's old stand lower Main St.,
nearly opposite thy post office.
THE MARKETS.
HOME MARKETS.
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Wheat
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Cattle
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latest new york markets
New Yokk, June 2f.
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Gold.....
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LATEST CHICAGO MARKETS.-
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Di: Latto, of Lineoln has been up to
see us during Court weeks.
Geo. W. Doane, Esq, one of Omaha's le
gal lights, one of the first white Setlers
in Nebraska and an old friend of the
Herald's attended Court here last week.
Thus. Harlan, Esq., Sergeant at arms
of the Senate and now traveling Cor
respondent of the Lincoln Globe, Lin
coln, called on the Herald Friday last
The farmers along the line of the U.
P. think they are safe from any exten
ded ravages of grasshoppers and al
though corn looks small owing to the
wet weather a few days of Sunlight
will bring it out and make ;i gcod crop
yet. Small grain never looked better.
Rev. Geo. C. Betts, formerly of Plaits
mouth, now of St. Louis, made his sis
ter Mrs. Walter White, a flying visit
or: Monday last.
We regret to hear that Dr. Noah
Hobbs came very near ending his days
by the accidental inhalation of some
arsenic which he was using and which
thr w him into severe convulsions we
are glad to state however that he is re
covering. Little Sister Palmer, daughter of
Capt. H. E. Palmer norrowly escaped
severe injury on Sunday last, by falling
from the banisters a distance of ten
feet and striking a hat rack in her de
scent breaking one of the arms, some
slight contusions were the only appar
ent permanent result, although she was
senseless and delirous for some time.
Jas. E. Morrison, a brother of Frank
Morrison's has located here and will
practice law, so they say, good looking
young man, too. lie brings nrst rate
recommendations and we hope he may
find Plattsmouth an agreeable and
profitable place to hang out his shin
gle. Mr T. Sexton informs us that he
met some old friends of the Herald at
Dakota, Mr. Higley's folks who inquir
ed after us. Glad to hear from the boy.
Mrs. Lew's, a sister of Mrs. Pollock's
of this city, made her friends glad by
her unexpected arrival for a short
visit, last week.
Miss Martin, of Bellevue. has been
visiting friends in Plattsmouth.
Mrs. Marsland has returned from
her English trip, and like all wander
ers she is better pleased with her Ne
braska home than ever. She with her
two children visited Plattsmouth on
Tuesday.
Fred Dorriugton returned from Den
ver and Cheyenne last week, where he
hud been to attend to shipping the
quartz mill belonging to himself, Gen.
Cungiugham and others. The mill
weighed 44,000 lbs., & the freight from
Denver to its destination, near Dead
wood was 82,400. Mr. Dorrington goes
out again on Saturday and is very san
huine about the value of their mines
there, ajid the future wealth of the
country.
Slippers for :$ ct.s. at Merges. 12tf
Large lot of ladies' and children's
shoes all varieties, at less than half
wholesale prices, must be sold at Stad
elinann's mammoth clothing store.
12t3
A GAME OP WIND.
Trees Blonn Over, Houses Unroofed,
Small Truck generally ''toMed up."
Our friend Joe Connor often tells us
about a "little game of wind" he's had
etc. The game of wind received by
this town last evening beat Joe's game
a whole string, double discounts it and
leaves Joe nowhere.
It is an old adage that "two can play
at any game," but Boreas played it
alone last night, for the poor unoffend
ing trees and shattered roofs could
hardly be said to take a hand in the
game, at least not in the shape of play.
Neither do the owners damaged think
there is much play about thi3 game.
the storm.
About 5 o'clock last evening the cloud3
to the n. w. grew blacker and blacker,
and that peculiar lull was perceived
which always precedes a storm. About
six it broke, following as these storms
always do, a narrow track from the
north-west.
DAMAGES.
The chimneys from J. Vallery's house,
a Carpenter shop near the 2nd Ward
School House, W. L. Wells' window
on the west side caved in. Tucker's
fence, the trees in MacMurphy's yard,
breaking two of the largest off entirely,
and thence around one corner of Billy
Neville's to Mike Schnellbacher's black
smith shop, which it completely un
roofed, carrying the entire roof over C.
l'armele's barn, up against Mathews'
hardware store. The first story of
Schnellbacher's shop is demolished and
must be rebuilt. The fire wall of the
Bonner Stables was blown away.
IX THE COl'XTRV
The roof of the Poor House is blown
away and the out buildings torn down
and destroyed. Andy Taylor's house
w.u; racked, thirty feet of barn blown
off its legs and his trees and orchard
broken down and damaged. The or
chards of Cap. WiKs and Stephen
Wiles are probably damaged consider
ably. We have not heard from further out
in the country, or from Iowa, at the
time of going to press. The wind rose
and fell, at the same time winding and
whirling in tortuous semi-circles so
dangerous to life and property.
ACCIDENTS.
Croft. Eikenberry, of the Poorhouse,
had a narrow escape. The tumbling
roof knocked down one of the inmates,
in the hall, a lame man, and while
Croft, was trying to get him to a room
his wife and child followed one of his
men out of the window, intending to
run in the wake of the storm. Croft,
jumped out and caught the child just
as the roof fell not two feet further on.
It's the worst blow-out this part of the
county has had. We being very for
tunate liitherto, in this respect,
OUT YVE9T.
Iiiheidcr's warehouse, two car-loads
of corn in.
Mr. Arndt's child Avas carried 100
yards.
Station House, east of Inhelder's
store, carried about two rods, stove
carried five rods from house; woman's
arm badly hurt; woman in the house.
In less than an hour water over four
feet on bottom.
Mr. Arnd't stable moved from foun
dation. Windows broken.
Reichert's stone house blown down,
four miles below. Terrell's barn blown
down, 1 hon? killed, Ji hurt some. Bea
vers house blown down, two. miles
south of Cedar Creek.
The roof of Jacob Schneider's gran
ary was taken.
It rained 1J hours in torrents, so
hard it beat down a girl of 12 years to
the ground Omaha was flooded; more
rain there than wind.
PERSONAL CARD.
(rCRLISIIER BY REQUEST.)
City of Plattsmouth, County of Cass,
State of Nebraska. To-wit.
James II. Dick, of the City of Platts
mouth, County and State as aforesaid,
being duly sworn deposeth and saith.
1. That he ha3 been in the employ of
tlve Burlington and Missouii River
Railroad Company for over seven years,
in the capacity of Machinist, Foreman
and Locomotive Lngineer, and given
complete satisfaction to his employers.
2. It appearing from the Superinten
dent of the said B. & M. R. Railroad,
that an attempt has been made either
through me or my friends to under
mine the reputation of Mr. Ilawks
woith, the Master Mechanic of said
Railroad Company in their shops, in
the said City of riattsraouth, by means
of anonymous letters, to secure his re
moval and get me his place. I hereby
solemnly swear that I never wrote or
caused to be written, any such anony
mous letters, nor have I the remotest
idea of who the writer or writers is or
are or have been.
3. I further swear that I have never
in public or private, by letter, sign, or
otherdevice, said or expressed anything
derogatory to Mr. Hawks worth, or any
other officer of the Company, either as
regards their efficiency or personal char
acter. 4. I hereby solemnly swear that I
would denounce and resist the propo
sal of any friend or other person, writ
ing any letter or communication depre
catory of aivy officer of the said Com
pany and in my favor, believing that
in my case, as in all others, efficiency or
inefficiency will always find its level,
without myself or my friends plotting,
contriving or scheming on the subject;
and furthermore I denounce anony
mous letters, and those who connive at
them, or write them, as unworthy of
the sympathy of man.
James II. Dick.
Subscribed to and sworn to before
me this 13lh day of June, A. I. 1877.
Wm. L. Wells, Clerk.
High School, Entertainment, at Fitz
gerald's Hall, Friday night, Remember.
Collection Notice.
Mike St hncllbacher tTc Win. Hassler
desire to give notice that they want
every person owing lliem to make an
endeavor to
r.vv up
at once, as they have been badly dam
aged by the storm, having, to rebuild
tiieir shop, and nee'l the money at once.
Please come forward and secl'le. all of
you, and greatly oblige the undersign
ed. SCIl.NELLBACHER & IlASSLEK..
13t2
Council Proceedings.
Council met in regular session, Sat
day, June 10th, 1877. Present- The
Mayor Councilmen; Peppeiberg. Val
lery, Plummer, Dovey, Wells, Cushing,
Dorrington, and Guthman.
On motion of Mr. Guthmann, J. D.
Simpson was appointed Clerk pro tern.
Minutes of meetings June 2d, 14th, (spe
cial) were read and approved.
Marshal's report received and filed.
The committee on streets, &c; accom
panied by the Mayor, waited on the
County Commissioners, and represent
ed the state of our bridges. The Hon.
Commissioners agreed to answer their
requests on the 8th ; "but for some rea
son not known to the committee, Mr.
Ramsev, one of said commissioners,
left this city early on tlirt morning of
the 8th. Consequently the request of
committee was not acted on by that
body."
The steps of the Methodist church
were reviewed, and an order made to
ask the trustees to alter the sidewalk,
so a3 to give more room. The claim of
Mrs. Mary Adams was indefinitely post
poned. The claim of S. M. Merriam was re
committed for further action.
The matter of Mr. Dovey's tax. was
referred to Treasurer same as all other
taxes.
Ordinance 79 was passed and will bo
found elsewhere in the Herald.
Dorriugton offered a resolution to
change rule 16th, so as to make speci
al committees composed of three mem
bers instead of five, as at present car
ried. A committee of three was appointed to
ascertain tiie amount of money necess
ary to be levied as taxes for next year.
On motion, J. D. Simpson was em
ployed to make tax-list for 1877.
f he committee on streers, &.C., were
!. A.1A 1 A Jl
insirucieu to nna oui me amount-required
to open a street frcni I'd street.
to the Rock Bluffs road, and report at
next regular meeting, Saturday, June
yotii.
The City Clerk was instructed
furnish the Treasurer with a list
coupons surrendered by the B. & M,
to
of
It.
R. Co. in 2s eb.
l'JG coupons were delivered and burn
ed at the special meeting of the 14th,
amounting to 10.600.
Finance committee allowed bill of
Finisher, .$;. Council adjourned.
J. W. Jonxsox, Mayor.
J. I). Simpson, Clerk.
Itememlier, ladies, j'ou can get the
best and latest styles of ladies and
hildrcns' shoes of all varieties, at
14t3 Stadelman's.
Boot and Shoe price list
Fine boots i ade to order for $4,50
AT MEROE.S.
Fine sewed boots
Men's Alexis buckled
Repairing and all eastern
down in proportion.
$6.00
. 4.00
goods
It
Doffn, Down.
The foot gearing at Merges' Grass
hopper prices,
1776.
Jul
i.
In appreciation of the grand cause
of Universal Liberty,
The Clan Xa Gad
will celebrate the 101st Anniversary of
American Independence, in
FITZGEItALR HALL, PLATTSMOUTH,
NEB., ON
Wednesday Ece.July 4fA, 1877.
Music, Fireworks, Balloon Ascen
sions. Reading Declaration Independence
by
F. M. MACRONAGII.
Ten uiinute addresses on Liberty.
Patriotism and Sociability, by
RR. LIVINGSTON, PROF. RUSH,
of Omaha, and others.
SOCIAL HOP
to begin at 10 p. m. Every lover of
Liberty, male and female are invited.
Refreshments at Fred. Stadelmann's.
Omaha Brass and String Band on
deck. 13t2
Ordinance No.
T9.
An ordinance to provide for the filling
of vacancy in the offices of City Clerk,
Treasurer and Marshal.
Whereas; there is no provision un
der the Statute for the filling of vacan
cies in the ollices of Citv Clerk, Treas
urer and Marshal, of cities of the sec
t,nd class, except as contained in Sec.
2'J of chapter 9, revised statutes.
Therefore,
Be it ordained by the Mayor and Coun
cil of the City of Plattsmouth.
SEt'. 1. That in case of a vacancy
in the offices of City Clerk, Treasurer,
or City Marshall, by death, resignation,
or removal from the City of either of
the aforesaid officers, it shall be the du
ty of the Mayor of said City, by and
with the consent of the majority of the
Council, to appoint a suitable person
to fill such vacancy, until the next gen
eral election, or (in the case of absence
of any of the said officers) until the du
ties of said offices are resumed by the
regularly elected officer.
Sec 2. Any person appointed to fill
vacancy in accordance with section one
of this ordinance, shall execute a bond
in the. same amount as the regularly
elected officer is required to execute,
which shall be duly approved before
said officer shall enter upon the duties
of said office, and said officer shall re
ceive the same compensation as now
fixed by ordinance, and shall do and
perform all of the official ac's as are
now required by law, to be dune and
performed by said regularly elected of
ficers. Sec. 3. That all ordinances or parts
of ordinances in conflict with this ordi
nance, be and the same are hereby re
pealed. JSi:c 4. This ordinance to take effect
and be in force from anil after its pas
sage and publication, according to law.
Attest: J. W. Joiixsox,
J. D. Simpson, Maj-or.
Clerk, 7o tern.
Mori?
for hot
V3ti
nw suits of chejp cool clothes
weather, must be closed out, at
St AD elm ax's.
R;b?rt Sherwood Price List.
Fine boots for 85.00,
Fine sewed boots for S7.O0
Alexis buckle shoes 4.50
Ladies Calf Shoes for S3.25
Repairing equally cheap. 11-tf
Wr have made arrangements to have
Magazines, .Medical and Law reports,
and other pamphlets bound. Apply
at the Herald office. tf
SPECIAL NOTICES.
till. JAfS. CEIA!:L.KM.
DENTIST. 2-li and 2-JiJ Farnh;ni St.. between
Itth and lith. J 'rest-rv.it ion of the mitiirHl
Teeth mule :i specialty. Oldest piactieing Den
tist In the Citv.
Our gunsmith, Mr. Kinser, is an in
ventive genius, he has not only invent
ed and made every part of a rille that
will throw three b-ills at once in three
different directions, but he has just in
vented an emery rod. that attached to
his lathe will put as fine a polish on the
inside of the barrel as can be done in
London. 1113
Early Seed.
The Early Sanford Seed corn for
sale at Ruffner & Black's this corn will
mature if planted early in July and
yields equal to the old dent. 8t7.
i ho Centaur Liniments allay pain.
subdue swellings, heal barns and will cure Rheu
matism, Spavin, and any flesh, bone or muscle
aihneiit. The White Wrapper is for family use,
the Yellow Wrapper for animals. A list of th
ingredients are contained, around each bottle
They ere cheap, speedy aud certain.
Tiio certain, speedyaild harmless
remedy for children. Is Pitcher's Castoria. It Is
as pleasant to take as honey and as certain in
it efleets as Cantor Oil. For Wind Colic,
Worms, Sour Stomach, and Disordered Bowels,
there is nothing like C'astoila. 12tl3
The millinery department of Messrs.
Solomon & Nathan, is particularly full
and complete this season. Their con
nection with their wholesale house at
St. Joe gives them advantage over all
smaller dealers. They propose furnish
ing that class of goods in greater vari
ety, and at lower prices, than any
house on this side of the Missouri Riv
er. 5tf
A few City orders for sale.
Full liue of every kind of goods at
the Store of J. V. Weckbach, which his
army of clerks are dispensing as last as
they cau hand over the goods. tf.
How it is Rone.
The first object in life with the
American people is to get rich; the
second, how to regain good health.
The tirst can he obtained by energy,
honesty and saving; the se ond fgood
health) by using Green's August Flow
er. Should you be a despondent suf
ferer from any of the effects of Dys
pepsia, Liver Complaint, Indigestion
itc, such as Sici: Headache. Palpita
tion of the Heart, Sour Stomach. Hab
itual Costiveuess, Dizziness of the
Head, Xtrvous Prostration, Low
Spirits, &c you need not suffer anoth
er day. Two doses of August (lower
will relieve you at once. Sample bot
tles 10 cents. Regular size 7.1 cents.
Positively sold by all first-class Drug
gists in the U. S. 1 1-tf-alt.
BAKNES' FOOT
M 1 1 III V V
I'OWKK
1 n different
machines with
I vlieli Builders, Cabinet
111 -Makers, Waon Makers
and Jobbers in miscellaneous
work c;in,'eoiupete as tiKH'Al.
tv and pkioe with steam
power manufacturing ; also
Amateur's supplies, saw
blades, fancy woods and de
signs, bay where you read
tub and send for cita!orue and prices. W. K.
Johv Uakes. Kocklori. Wiu'ebaiio Co..
I ill. .MM 1
Dr. Schorl Pulciosk Nyrep,
Ska XiKT.Q Tcaio. ak.i Majidkake Pii-m.
These incr!!ohie h ive u-tilonhtetllv performed
j UMr euro "f Conii!iiilhn than any otherrem
eJy kmwti to tnc Auieiit-.i.t puViiio. Tliey are
! comiiuinirte'l I vegetable iiiicili-.'its. and c 'in
fant nomine wnuM cut ie liiaiiinus to me uu
iriait eoiiMtitut Ion. ttiier remertii- iirtvertised
as cures for C-jnsitiiitou, prob.ibiy contain opi
um, which i i-otiH'whut dangerous dm;; In al
e:ises, iintl it taken freely by conviiuptive pa
tiet.t, it must lo great injury : for li tendency
Is to eoiifi!" the morbid matter in the syxieiti,
which, of course, must make a euro impossible.
Sehcnck's pulmonic cyrup if wurraireil not to
eoutain a particle of tipium : it is composed of
powerful but harmless heibs. which act ou the
Iun?, liver, siomach anil blood, and Hum cor
rect all morbid sccretb.ni!, and tj(el all the di
Be.xsrd matter from tiie body, lliese are the
oidy means oy w hich eonsuiupl iou can lie cured,
ami as Sehenck'rt Pulmonic. Syrup, Sea Weed
Tonic, and Mandrake 1'iUs are the only medi
cines vvliich operate in I his way, it i obvious
they are the oulv jjenuine cure for I'ulmoiiary
(.'oiiMiimptiou. Each bottle of this in vuiuaMc
medicine is accompanied by lull directions. Rr.
fcchcwk is iirofe-ssioiiallv lit his princiiuil office,
corner Sixth and Arch streets, Philadelphia, ev
ery Monday, here all tellers for advice must
be addressed. lit-
Have you seen the Centennial Panel
pieces, painted by Frank Stadter, and
on exhibition at Carruth'sV 4otf.
Team of large horses, harness and
wagon for sale at a bargan. Enquire
at Sage Bros.
A new American and a new Wilson
SEWING MACHINE
for sale at the Herald Office.
Early Seed corn
ner &' Black's.
(Sanford)
at Ruff
St7. If you want to get your chimneys
cleaned or your stove polished, call on
Chas. Brown, or leave orders at John
Boone's barber shop, 'at any hour of the
day or night. 50 cents a stove ami 50
cents a Hue. 42tf '
Old newspapers for sale at the Hei:
lLD office, 75c per hundred.
Binding done at the Herald office.
mom:i to loan.
$100,000
To loan on improved farms in Cits Co'iiitv, :
low rate of interest. Api-iicatioits soli( itetl.
riattsmouth, March Ik?;. J. X.AVTSE.
Wedding Bristol card
Herald office.
board at the
New cake pan, enquire at the Her
ald office. 2lt.
Our lady trimmer is
artiste and can trim in
ed.
in experienced
any style desir
5-tf. Solomon !c Nathan.
Quinine a.id arsenic form the basis
of many of the Ague remedies in the
market, and are the last resort of phys
icians and people who know no better
medicine to employ for this distressing
complaint. The effects of either of
thtse drugs are destructive to the sys
tem, producing headache, intestinal
disorders, vertigo, dizziness, ringing of
the ears, and depression of the consti
tutional health. AYFIl'sAOFE Cl'llE
is a vegetable, discover, containing
neither quinine, arsenic, norany deleter
ious ingredient, and is an infallible and
rapid cure for every form of Fever
and Ague. Its effects are permanent
and certain, and no injury can result
from its use. Besides being a positive
cure for Fever aud Ague in all its
forms, it is also a superior remedy for
Liver Complaints. Ittis an excellent
tonic and preventive, as well as a cure,
of all complaints peculiar to malarious,
marshy and miasmatic districts. It
acts directly on the Liver and billiary
apparatus, thus stimulating the system
to a vigerous, healthy condition. For
Sale bv all Dealers.
Fine Boots for 83.00.
Fine sewed boots for 87.00
Alexis Buckle shoes for -84.50
Sheuwood's boot & shoe Emporium,
riattsmouth, Xeb. 11-tf.
J. V. Weckbach will pay in cash or
goods the highest market price for any
amount of potatoes. 29tf
Get your Magazines bound. Xow is
your time. At the IIf.kald office, tf.
FARMERS ATTENTION!
Julius Peppeiberg, Cigar Manufac
turer, on Main St., Plattsmouth, Xeb.
Cigar Clippings of Spanish and Ameri
can Tobaccoes for smoking purposes.
For Sale. Best qualities of plug-smoking
tobacco always on hand. 20-tf.
LEGAL XOTICES.
Legal Notice.
Estate of Welhehnine Mertens. deceased.
Notice is hereby given to all persons having
claims against the e;ate of Welhehnine Mer
tens, to tile the fame in the office of the County
Judjie. riattsmouth. Cas County, NeO., on or
before the 2-d dav of December, A. D. 177, and
to meet the administrator of paid estate at one
o'clock of sail day. at suid time aud place, for
the allowance of the same.
Wm. II. .Newell, County Tudire.
June lmh, 1877. latJ
Legal Notice.
Estate of. Malhias Tyson, deceased.
Notice is hereby jiiveu to all persons bavins
claims against the estate of Alathijs Tyson, de
ceased, to file the s:ne in the cilice of the Coun
ty Judge, Plattsmouth, I'-iss County, Neb., ou
or before the 2th day of December. A. D. 1S77,
anil to meet the administrator of said estate st
one o'clock of snid day. at said time and place
for allowance of the same.
Wm. II. N kwell. County Jude.
June 10th, 1S77. 1313
Legal Notice.
Estate of r. J. Smith, deceased.
Notice is hereby tiven to all persons havlr.z
claims against the cstaie of P. . J. Smith, deceas
ed, to lile the same in the office ot the County
Juiijrc, Plattsmouth, Cass County. Neb., on or
before the 21st day of December. A. D. 177. ami
to meet the administrator of said eslate at one
o'clock, of said day, al said time and place, lor
the allowance of ihe fame.
Wm. II. Nkwki.l, County Jud je.
June luth, let?7. laul
Legal Notice.
In the matter of the estate of T. A. Kinj:. Be
fore V. II. Newell County Judge, in and lor
saitl county.
To u-lioni U may concern:
Notice is hereby given that an app'icition !.::s
beeu tiled in the County Court to have W. T.
fctheridjre appointed administrator of the estate
of T. A. King, deceased, and said cause Is eel,
for hearing at the office f the County Judge, in
riattsmouth. on the 2!'th dv of June. A. D. 177.
at one o'clock p. m. of saitl day. at which time
and place all persons interested mai nppesrand
show cause, if any they have, why the s.ild W.
T. Ktkeridge should not be appointed fuch ad
ministrator ot saitl estate.
Witness luy hand this 12th day of June. A. D.
Is77. iit l'lattHinnuth Neb.
lilt 3 W. H. Nkweli, County Judt;e.
ESTRA Y NOTICE.
Taken up on my farm on the l.Uh day of May.
1877. One dark bay horse 15 hands hi'ili, or to
vears old, star in forehead, both bind teet white.
Farm is vituated 6 milessouth-west from Weep
inir Water Falls.
Weeping Water, May 30th, 1877.
Ilt5 T. CLAKK.
Probate Notice.
In the matter of the estate of Henry Oanhart,
deceased. Before W. l, Newelltouuty Jude,
In and for Cass, county, Nebraska,
I'o uhnm it may omcenit
Notice ic hereby given that Elizabeth Oaubart
has filed an application in the County Court, in
and for Ca-s t'ounty Nebraska, to be appointed
atimiiusT rami ot rne estate oi iieury .;uii in, i
deceased, and said ciu.e is set for "hearhiji at !
the office of said County Judg'. iu Plattsmouth.
on the day of June, A. D. W7, at one o'clock
p. ni.. of saitl Jay. at which time ami place ail
persons Interested may appear and chaw cause,
it any thev have, why the said Elizabeth Oan
hart shoufd not be appointed such administra
trix of said estate.
Witness my hand at Plattsmouth, Neb., this
.'I jv of June. A. D. 177.
n w Wm. H. New eli., Co. Jndse.
I
Bceck
enry
ilii-i removed ro J!-..- W cr cart of Main sireet
n what was Ks e , ' Stura. f lis
Iiamsass Steel: of Furniture
Is larger than he es peeled, and he
WILL SELL OFF
all present stock on hand at
Greatly Reduced Prices.
Reinemher the new stittid hv:i town, a
FOOT SsTOttE. Two stories fml of furniture.
Before I park it away mid have to handle it
all over. I want, to sell oft a good deal. .Sow it
your time to ouy,
CHEAP FOR CASH,
of HENRY noEOK.
.
"SJ.F -SsrlstJ lis
1 1 A HI W A R E STO R L,
In Phittsnumlh, Neb., on Fourth St., about tho
MIDDLE OF TIIK 11LOCK,
you HI find :
for ii 5Santer? iJUiiistl &. tsorscj
SliiTlnrr PlotvN,
Sulky Pi own,
Cultivator,
and all kinds of Farm Implements and
Shelf Hardware, Tin Ware, !tc, &c.
ALSO,
Hungarian and Millet.
Seed for Sale
31111
ROBERT DONNELLY'S
BLACKS3IIT1I
SHOP.
Wayon, Bugyy, Machine and- Plow re
pairing, and general Jobbing.
I am now prepared to do all kinds of repairing
of farm and other machinery, as there
is a good lathe in my shop.
PETER RACJEN,
The old Reliable Wagon Maker
has taken charge of the w aou shop,
lie is well known as a
NO. 1 WORKMAN.
Xew WHsron in.l ISussIe made- to
UvtU-r.
SATISFACTION Of A P.ANTi:ED.
Shop on Sixth street. oi)poiie. Streight's Stable
H 2 AD QUARTERS.
ST. LOUIS BUCK BEER, AND
31 IL WA UKEE BEER.
1TZSOLCSALE AXI tl!rilir
GEO. EIX1EBTOX.
W. D. JONES'
NEW LIVERY ST A ISLE,
PLATTSMOUTH, NEB.
The eld RON N Kit STAPLES In Plattsmouth
Neb., have been lease by Dr. Jones, and hp
has opened a new and handsome livery in this
well known barn. Tiie finest find best of horse?
and carriages- always ready to lei.
SADDLE HOKSKS CHEAP.
Horses kepi for Sale
or lo Trade.
HOUSES TliAINED .VXD BIIOKE.
ALSO
t desire to irive notice that I have a larce.
handsome brick l.-aru, with plenty of room for
horses and wajjons. 1 can put "farmers stock
an 1 wagons, load of grain or a nvthi'i all un
der rover, v the drv. U member Mils.
'J'hankiiitf all my M pat tons tor their mni-y
favors, I solicit their trade this oofninir yar,
satisfied I ran acf'omi.Knlale them better ami do
better by them than ever before. 3-yl.
GEO. W. KINSEK,
3Iar liliiiMt. &. an old Maker and Itau
nrr of 'i hrctsjiins: Jlncliines,
has opened ashop on Sixth Street near Mr. Dn
elly's lilacksmith and Wajron Shop where he has
prepared hine-elf to do any and all machine work
without exception. He has a No. I Lathe can
turn iu wootl. iron, steel, and all other metal in
connection with machine work. lie can do any
thing required iu a srunsmitli. even to niakinir a
uii. of wlm-h we have tiie evidence in a Pat.
breach loader throwing one two or three balls at
once at will of the iruniier.
Mr Oeo. W. Sliratler a fanner nearTtoek Bluffs
an old acquaintance of Mr. Kinser from Virgin
ia can be refered to in regard to his former con
nection with the manufacture of threshing ma
chines. Givj Mr. Kinser a call and will insure
you satisfactory work on any part of a Thresh
ing Machine. ij-mtS.
oqqq.aii;
be made bv even' nirerit rvcrv
in the business we furnish, but
lliu to work cau easily earn a
fizeti dollars a dav riirht in theit own localities.
Have no room to explain here. IJusiuess pleas
ant arid honorable. Women, boys and girls do
a.s well as men. We w ill f uriiih you a complete
outfit free. The business pays belter than any
thinj' else. We w ill bear expense f start hit;
you. Particulars free. Write and see. Tann
ers and mechanics, their sons and dauirliters,
and all classes in need of paying work at home,
should write to us ami leuru all about the work
at ouee. Now is the time. Don't delav. Ad
dress f'tva Co.. Augusta, Maine.
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Farmers Imnrave Yanr StQ-ok
l iri'u '-...!;- .iir -j!-rii 'a.-r. - -V v ,-"' Tf
We were the first to introduce this verj' worthy varietv ofswin 1iu: tin's i-oimti j lut e
tested them thoroughly and we are com (need they are by far the uio-l valuable breed fur th
lariiicrs of this country for the following reasons :
Karlv maiunty. uuiet position, i-ootl breeders. coimI mothers, a;nl the very best breed In
the w- rhl to ciis- with the laiuc coaie breeds.
fattening tiua!ilies; auil L'leatiy bprovini; the qu.iiitvof the hams, which ate uri excelled hy
any other breed. Their color i black, the skin is ptrfectiy smooth, aud very tuhi ami s hitt
heinte they have no ocmf or skin disease hii-u whir hi;sare sure t- iu a blsk iil eoun -try,
and I hey are ni xulijn t tt rio -. in common with oilier sw inc. Tbey urtj tin? ljJ"e-t ok
the small breeds, makirji; fnuu three to four hundred Ps In one- j ur idu''t!iv.i;.' rea-u uot or
700 pouii'Is aii'l can be falted at anv ae.
vVe have now a vei y choiee lot "of i.i;rs from fix dilTeretit Impor'at i'.iis, and uo prt :i;rc.l to
mate pijii propei ly for uiextiiuf, ai.d wuiraul every pig pure Lssex or un sale.
wwm PUS? GOMFASY.'
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PATENT
STONE FORCE PUMPS.
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Pl.ATTS MOUTH, XKH.
THIS ZPTTZMII? ,
P'j.sncsms the Following Superiorities '
t. It is eovvr afb'r'.f ! ' y fr.'tit ftnilriiiu m
i.it'pin, raisnu of t lie hai.dl" or ol h--r care.
li starts with the Hi -t or second motion of
the handle, an I thr Ho .v eea.-.-s t lie inn inch I mt
Mop, li-avm.r ro drippim? to form mini it ice in
winter, on and around the i -In, form.
;i. If thoroughly vent.'l.itts the rll, riddii-f
it of f.ml air.
4. 1 1 t-aves its cost every year la labor ; It rinir
n eaiv
a. It Is invaluable hi case of fire -;tn cn.Iuo
eer ready at your door.
. The cylinder 1'cinj; bf "tone, and (il ied oi.' .
the itiMde. Is t-ipial to ulass, and much stronger ;
there is no !iiiic or liiih ever colleirtin on It.
7. The well reiiutres no rtcauhu out after oire
of these puaips is sot in one that is clean.
, 1 1 coin i tines hot h the a I niosphPi ic and force
principle, which ;ives it jiu eipial prc-wurc on -the
water, tlirowina: a steady .stream, both with
the up and down motiou ot tin: namlle.
it. Thit pump always briu;js cool water fioni
the start, the w aler .standing; be!oM tiie platform
in a stone cylinder.
P. 1 he buckets may be removed at any lime
without tiinvliit; : lie pump or platform.
'1 iiev will throw from Ibty to seventy-five feet. -from
t he end of a hose, lioiu wells up to sil
feet, deep, with one baud pmv-r.
They are nl -o very useful for washing cania
CS, windows, sprinklhn; lat ic..
SHANNON'S
LIVERY SALE AND FEED:
OZT "LVCIZT STREET, '
Eaid of Platte Valley House.
Til K OLDEST ,
LIVERY STABLE
In tho Town.
Good T earns Altrayn ou Hand.
Careful Drivers sent witli cm
riages if desired.
Carriages sent to Depot to meet all trails
whenever ordered.
THE ONLY HEAF.SE IN TOWN.
I'uuerais attended and CHrrlajres furnished
friends.
Addio
.1. Vv. SHANNON.
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DEALKU IN
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SAFES, CHAIRS,
Lonnge3, Tables, Eedsteads,
ETC., ITf., KTf..
Of All Descriptions.
METALLIC BUHI AL CASES
WOODEI7 COPFI17S
Of all sizes, ready ma'le and sold cheapforca.sU.
With many thanks for past patronat;n. 1 invite
invite all to call and examine my
LA IN IK STOCK OK
40tf. FI RMTI'IK AM VOWl.
Klvinit them iuly of fonn, nnj'i ov n;" thi-ii
jfv
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J.W. YANDOREN,
Ri '!. V'.o.i Da l-ic Co.. T.'i-'coV.i