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LOCAL XEWS
Sh.ill we liav-. a puMic meeting?
Is it i( s.sil.le to raise a futi'l and
Ux the strte'.s V We tl.iuk it is.
The Cirer.s was here, has gone
and we're all Ilat hroke. as usual aain.
--Do vvc want to help relieve our
sister states now triekei. by yellow
fever.
li. Sieboid brought us some clover
from his third crop that is 30 inches
Ions.
Let us have a public meeting
and do something more than to ap
point a committee.
Let's see! We was born we was
born! It was Sunday morning, but we
can't remember the rest.
Mr. Win. Blunt started a street
sprinkler on Main street, last Monday,
which was very much needed,
Hilly Sluyock says if yez don't pay
yoar taxes he will be forced to employ
proper means to collect the same.
They are making calculations for
150 cars per day over the 15. & M. as
soon as the grain season fairly opens.
The circus left one animal behind,
forgot it or something. It was around
a stable here not day limiting for lost
property.
Phil Young will give every child
a present who buys School Books,
slates, &;., from him. litmemher this
vhilJrcn.
The afternoon train on Friday last,
slackened up and took on a man who
was reeling and just ready to fall with
sunstroke.
Weckbach has got thirty three car
loads of lumber coming right along
now and his corner begins to look like
a real lumber ranche.
There was an accident up at John
Tutt's house on Tuesday last and John
couldn't be at the oflice. There was a
real "Fiat" baby there.
L. P. McLarren, once known in
this town a short time leaves Malvern
and goes to Elk Point, D. T., to run a
Republican paper there.
If you want to find out just how
big your mouth is go to Dr. Itichey
and have him put that rubber rub
ber thing in your mouth.
Some of the younger members of
our community are talkinj'of forming
a Scientific Society this fall and win
ter: that is for studying the Sciences,
riot to expound wisdom and make the
ories. Eleven L.trnpls, Two Elephants,
two horses and six men crossed on the i
"Wiie Ferry and she stood it like a Ma
jor, never bobl?d her head, old "Rans"
says. He thinks now he is sure they
have the best Ferry on the Missouri
River, and it don't take any conmiit
tce to run it, either.
Attorney! anil i.nii-i-rs of the law will be neld
ri'StHinsibfe fur all lenal ntiT they hand in,
and all parties d. inanilnif' proof of publica
tion of :mv nntire will be held lor the DUblica-
Dr. Richey, the celebrated denUst
has been filling teeth, making teeth all
the week lie creates real Fiat Teeth
and when he says this is a tooth, bite
away, you may depend on it, it is a
tooth.
All persons wishing to secure
Booth privileges during the Cass coun
ty Fair, September 17, 18, 19 and 20th
will do well to apply for them at once.
J. P. Yocso, Secretary.
Frank Morrison and the boat are
in difficulty. Frank threatens to hook
a locomotive to her and tow her up
the Platte to Louisville for a ferry,
unless the stockholders come down as
they agreed.
A few have expressed a desire to
form a scientific society that can meet
and devote time to the study of science
in its different phases; we do not im
agine aught but success would attend
the effort. Watchman.
Plattsmouth, Aug. 27.
The compliments of Mrs. McMaken, to
Mr. & Mrs. MacMurphy:
These apples were raised inside the
city limits. Can the county produce
any better for the size and age of trees.
Mrs. II. C. McMakex.
We received the above, accompanied
by a basket of as handsome apples as
any we have yet been the recipients of
although of a different variety. Mrs.
M. does not mention the age of the
trees, but they certainly must be most
vigorous and healthy ones.
The only thing that bothers us
about Brown, the mind leader, is that
the Plattsuouth Scientific Society
were not there to swap theories with
Mr. Brown. We missed Professor Mc
Donagh sadly; and Deacon Bushnell
ought to have had a say in it.
Dr. Richey has what he calls a
" Rubber Dam" which he puts in poor
people's mouth's to prevent the Saliva
from flowing into the orifice he wants
to fill. It is an excellent invention,
but there's acres of people here that
want to reverse the order of those
words rubber-dam.
Phil Young informs us that he
has just received a full line of School
Books, Slates, crayons. Inks, Pens and
a large assortment of Paper, which he
has bought for cash in Chicago, and
therefore is enabled to give his custo
mers very low prices at wholesale or
retail. Giv him a trial.
Judge Sullivan had a case of as
sault and battery before him yesterday
afternoon. Wm. McKimball was ar
rested on the charge of his wife, she
complaining that he had beaten her
and she was in fear of her life. The
prisoner was required to give a bond
of 100 to keep the peace or go to jail.
Both parties were to blame, they are
both bad'eharae'ers.
Young Mr. Blackburn, the Libra
rian of the Reading Room, now, is
very faithful in attendance and keens
everything neat about the place. Du
ring the hot weather no one could be
asked to stay there hardly, but as the
cooler weather approaches we sincere
ly hope our belter class of citizens will
make it a point to patronize the room,
and endeavor to make it a pleasant and
p 'ltnaiient .institution.
How would it do to call a public
meeting on Saturday afternoon, at 2 p.
m., to see how many of our public spir
ited citizens will give aid to our south
ern brethren now suffering from the
plague of yellow fever. It should be
remembered that during our grasshop
per raid the Patrons of Husbandry in
the southern states contributed most
liberally to relieve our distress. And
at the same time the propriety of rais
ing a fund by subscription for the pur
pose of putting our streets, at least
Main street, and those seen most by
strangers, in Ehape, should be discussed
and a plan adopted.
Prof. Drummond left us last week
for his new field of Labor at Fremont
and the Herald never fou::d it out
in time to give him a good send off.
But his many friends did, in a picnic
down at Hessers, and afterwards as he
departed on the train. The Herald
as well as his other friends wishes him
good fortune wherever he goes. The
Fremont Tribune has the following:
Prof. W. W. Drummond is wry
much gratified at the reception he lias
received at the hands of the School
Board and citizens generally. The
Board have expressed a willingness to
co-operate with him in all of his plans
for the good of the schools.
Dr. W. S. Richey, Dentist, of Chi
cago, whose card announcing that he
would visit Plattsmouth has appeared
in the Herald for several weeks past,
completed his engagement here this
morning, having remained sometime
longer than he at first announced, ow
ing to the amount of work which
crowded in upon him. So far as we
have heard Dr. Richey has given per
fect satisfaction, and he has filled some
alarming cavities, drawn some tremen
dous teeth and fitted a good many
toothless mouths to mouthless teeth,
as his many patients can testify, and
what's more he is patient with the
sensitive ones, and equally skillful and
kind with all. The Doctor's good work
and good ways recommend him, and
that is the best recommendation.
Mr. Hobson writes us the follow
ing: A sad accident ocurred at Mt.
Pleasant on Tuesday of last week.
Milton Bates, a little boy of 9 years,
son of J. II. Bates, while clambering
over a threshing machine, his father
and the writer of this were repairing,
fell and broke his left arm, about half
way between t lie wrist and elbow. Dr.
Wallace, of Factoj yville, was called in
and the arm was set in good shape and
all seemed to be well until Thursday
evening, when mortification set in. ;
Dr. Wallace was again sent for. who, !
after working with it a while, sent to
Nebraska City for Dr.Larsh. who came
about one o'clock next day. By this
time it was plain to be seen that the
limb must come off. This operation
! occupied about twenty minute3. Both
bones were broken, and the main arte
ry ruptured. It was a trying affair for
all, but the boy seemed to bear it like
a hero, and is now getting along all
right, and will soon, we hope, be well.
We went out with Mr. Thomas,
the brown horses and others to witness
the trial of a new direct draft mower,
called the Eureka, last week. It cuts
a 6. 8, or 10 foot swath, though the 6
and 8 foot are the most used. The one
we saw was a 6 foot one. It certainly
doe3 the work astonishingly easy. Two
very light horses pulled it for an hour,
then one horse was unhooked and the
other drew it across the field; then
both horses were taken off, and two
men pulled it some distance while cut
ting, and still the man that run it was
not happy, but took off the two men
and hooked himself up alone, and
ran it a ways. One of the tests was
Elam Parmele pulling against a horse,
and we thought the machine worked
first rate then. Really and honestly it
does wonderful work, and is going to
revolutionize the mowing business.
This might have happened here:
He was a young man of a scientific
turn of mind, and it was his first night
out with a new girl. He remarked, as
he cast his eyes heavenward and re
ferred to the glory of the skies: "Such
stupendous wonders are entirely in
comprehensible; one becomes wrapped
in feelings of admiration coupled with
awe, giving one a sensation of spiritu
al elevation, a transmoerification of
earthly desires" "It must be the
fumes of the furnace," broke in the
young lady "they often affect me in
the same way. Wright's pills are good
for the complaint." She was all sym
pathy the remainder of the walk, while
he relapsed into a gloomy silence, and
Laide her good n'ght at the gate with
out an attempt to renew the conversa
tion. -Candid Admission: The chairman
of the republican central committee,
and, therefore the boss republican of
the county says in his last week's man
ifesto: Personal politics has nearly ruined
the (republican) party in this county
and in this state. Instead of the wel
fare of the masses being looked after,
and the good of the party, it has been
tne personal fortunes of individuals.
Watchman.
Its true, but we have to laugh at
that " bo a Republican" business.
The facts are that if there was any
thing that the chairman advised a cer
tain set invariably opposed. This
wonderful chairmanship that worried
Connor so, and that the boys were "go
ing to take away from us" has never
been anything but a hindrance.
There was never a dollar raised to
help pay any expenses, it might entail
and it often hampered our political
action, besides making us responsible
to tho people, apparently, for many
things we did not approve and had no
hand in setting up.
It occurs to us that it would be a
good idea for the City Council to pass
a law' obligating some of the property
holders of the city to take a little trip
away from home, which might open
their eyes somewhat to the ragged con
dition of the dress of Plattsmouth
streets. It may do very well to talk
about tlu newspaper keeping quiet
and say nothing about how dilapidated
our sidewalks are, and what condition
our roads are in, for fear the outside
world may hear of it, but strangers do
occasionally come to town; and their
first remarks always are: "What side
walks! I should think you would
break your necks! What sori of city
authorities have you got? and what
kind of citizens? that are contented to
let the hogs and cattle, and horses
roam at their sweet will; the weeds
crow unmolested, and the boards of
the s'dewalks lay hither and yon, with
many a gap to catch even the wary and
careful. Have they settled down con
t?nted to the dilapidation, and don't
know that other towns are going far
ahead of this, which is getting notori
ous for it's illy-kept streets?"
We guess that's what's the matter!
Start some of the citizens away and let
them have a glimpse of a good side
walk, once.
My Dear Mayor: Excuse us, but the
wife wrote this just after tearing six
yards of skirt braid and part of her
best gown to pieces, and we thought it
was too good to throw out. Ed.
Greenback Convention.
The National Labor Greenback Par
ty will hold a Delegate Convention of
the citizens of Cass county, at Weep
ing Water, on Friday, Sept. 13, at 11 a.
m. to put in nomination candidates for
county offices. Plattsmouth will have
12 delegates; the precincts 5 each.
Primaries will be held at the usual
place at 1 p. m. on Saturday, Sept. 7th,
to select delegates.
Geo. W. Shrader.
Ch'n Cent. Com.
I)r. Richey
the Dentist will be obliged to leave
here on Friday, but will return next
month and be here from the 12th to
the ISth. Remember the dates.
Church Meeting.
The yearly meeting of the Chris
tian Churches of Cass county, Xeb.,
will be held at the Union Church sev
en miles soutli of Plattsmouth, com
mencing Friday eveningSeptember 6th.
Two discourses Saturday and oni at
night. It is earnestly hoped that all
of the churches in the county will be
represented. All are invited.
Thos. Wiles.
Notice.
Plattsmouth, August, 20th, 1878.
There will be a meeting of the Dem
ocratic County Central Committee at
the Court House, in Plattsmouth on
Tuesday Sept. 3d, 1878, at 1 o'clock, P.
M., to provide for holding a County
Convention to select seveu delegates
to represent Cass cowity in State Con
vention to be held at Lincoln the 23th
day of September, U'.S; A full attend
ance of said Co!i.,u;ttee is desired.
Personal.
Wm. Shryock is collecting or rather
trying to collect the city taxes.
Charley Viall has a spic span new
harness for his ponies and they look
buncomb in it.
Miss S. Prichard, of Peru, wfco has
been making a short visit to Miss Flo
ra Blackburn returned home on Fri
day last.
Mr. Glasgow the agent for the "Foot
prints of Time" has been quite sick
and has but just returned to this side
of the river.
Mr. Ilines, one of the commissioners
sent out by the Department of Agri
culture, at Washington, is here to in
vestigate the hog cholera in this coun
ty. Rev. Mr. Jacob, of Decatur, made
Plattsmouth a flying visit on Thursday
last, accomplished by Miss. Mary Da
kin, also of Decatur, and sister of
Mrs. Pettee and Mrs. MacMurphy
whom she will visit a few weeks.
Misses Hattie and Nevada Campbell
of Queen City Schuyler Co. Mo., sis
ters of Mrs. J. P. Young, are visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Y. a short time and will
find the many friends of their brother
and sister glad to welcome them to
Plattsmouth, and try to make their
visit pleasant.
Wm. Gramberg. of the firm of
Schnasse & Gramberg, left on Monday
for New York and Baltimore, to pur
chase a large and complete stock of
goods for their large wholesale trade.
On his return from the east he will
make a visit up in Wisconsin. It is
rumored that Mr. Gramberg will not
return to Rapid alone. Black Hills
Journal.
DIED: In this City, on Saturday
morning, August 24th, 1878, at 2
o'clock, a. m of Diptheria, Martha
youngest daughter of J. F. and M.
Baumeister, aged one year, seven
months and nineteen days. Funeral
services at the house on Sunday, Aug.
25th, at 10 o'clock, a. m. A number of
friends followed the body of the little
one to its last resting place.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Notice This.
All persons owing me must pay up
before September 1st, or their accounts
will be placed in the hands of a collec
tor. 22t2 Wm. Stadelmaxx.
Collection Notice.
Parties owing me for the services of
my Horse, will please call and settle
on or before Sept. 1st, 1878, or I shall
have to leave the accounts for collec
tion. Respectfully, ifcc.
2iw2. O. M. Streigiit.
Proposals for Oats.
HK VtMftTAHTKRS PKI'AKTMRNT OF THK )
11. att K, Chief CJuarteriiiasier'M Offiee V
Onialiu Barracks, Neb.. August 22, 1878.
Sealed prop sa!s in triplieate. subject to the
usual eoniiitions, w ill be reeeiveil at this nfiiee
until t'2 o'eloek. noon, on Weiliie-ilay. Septem
ber 11th, 187s. at whieh place anil tiiiietliey will
beopened in I tie presence of bidders, tor fur
nisliin and tit-live ling, in quantities as requir
ed up to Decembers. Ists. at Omaha Oepot.
Nebraska, or at stations on the I'uioii I'ai ilic
Kailroad. east from Kearney Juuclion, one mil
ium (l.tiixuxio) ;,oiiri(i (kit.
l'roios:Us for antities less than the whole
required, will be received.
Preference will be given to articles of domes
tic producltmi.
The contracts will be let with the proviso that
the quantities contracted for may be increased
or reduced one-third by the Chief Quartermas
ter of the I icpartment, at any time within six
ty days after tlate of contract.
Uitl's should state the rate per 100 pounds, not
per bushel : should state the vear in which the
Oats iropo?etl to be furnished weregrown. and
should be endorsed on cuvelopes, " Pitts lur
Oats."
The right to reject any orall bids, in reserved.
M. I. LUIUNtJTOV.
23t3 Chief Quartermaster.
Settlement Notice.
I shall be found at Fred Stadel
mann's Bakery for some time to come
for the purpose of settling all my bus
iness, collecting my debts and accounts
and paying my own. I want ray busi
ness affairs wound up as speedily as
possible and would thank my friends
and late patrons to come around and
help me to square up by settling all
our accounts.
Very Respectfully.
20tf Wm. Stadelmaxx.
Money to Loan.
We will negotiate loans, in Cass
County on improved farms, on five
years time of
TEX PER CEXT SEMI AXXUAL IXTEREST
AND 1 AND PER CEXT COMMISSION
EACn YEAR.
Funds obtained promptly, call on or
address Moore & Ocobock,
south side Gov't Square, Lincoln, Neb.
20m3.
State Normal School, Peru, Nebraska.
The FALL Term begins Wednes
dav, Sept. 4, 1877.
TWO FULL NORMAL COURSES
the Elementary and Higher.
TUITION and LIBRARY free to
all the Students.
NO INCIDENTAL EXPENSES,
except Matriculation Fee.
STUDENTS CAN ENTER ANY
GRADE for which they are qualified.
SPECIAL REVIEW CLASSES for
Students qualified to graduate in Ele
mentary Course in one year.
22t4 Robert Curry, Principal.
Caution to Smokers.
From and after the 1st day of May,
1878 all boxes containing cigars of my
manufacture will have my name bold
ly printed on the inside of the lid. This
is to prevent counterfeiting my brand
of cigars, with an inferior quality of
cigars, resorted to by some unprinci
pled manufacturers. one are genu
ine unless plainly labeled:
JULIUS PEPPERBURG,
Manufacturer.
Plattsmouth, - Nebraska.
White fish at 80 cents a kit at Rock
well's. lotf
Go to Rockwell's for all kinds of dry
goods and groceries at bed rock prices.
OftO ftOO worth of Farm Produce
u;vyovut alone can be saved by using
Centennial Rat Exterminator.
2oy
RAID ox RATS.
Use Centennial E?.t Extei ruinator, 20tf
Slippers 3oc a pair at Merges'. 8tf
CHEAP BOOTS AND SHOES,
Ladies Serge Shoes CO cts.
' Slippers .50 cts.
" Leather Shoes 75 cts.
Shoes and Boots are down to rock
prices.
Mens Buckle Alexis S 1 50
Prince Alberts 1 50
" Whole stock Brogans 1 50
These goot Is and others including
a large stock of all kinds
of Boots, Shoes and Slippers, must be
sold. No trust.
6tf Peter Merges.
Smoke the B. & M. in Nebraska ci
gars at Schlegel Bros.
Prints twenty yards for $100 at
Rockwell's. 15tf
Five pound of best rio coffee for $1
at Rockwell's 15tf
Slippers 35c a pair at Merges. 8tf
Another good farm for sale in
Cass County 160 acres; good house,
six rooms, frame stable, 125 acres
broke, fine cottonwood grove ten acres,
Apply to 2seb. Herald office.
4Ctf. Jxo. A. MacMurphy.
Eighty acres of Land for sale, near
Greenwood. Cass County. Nebraska;
all under cultivation, good small hoase
and young orchard and grove Time
on two thiids of purchase money. Ap
ply at Neb. Herald office, ltf.
Send your orders for cigars to A.
Schlegel & Bro. they guarantee satis
faction in price and quality. 14tf
Pension Papers.
Those wanting pension papers ac
knowledged will please remember that
J. R. Toman, Notfiry Public, Louisville,
ha3 a certificate of the county Clerk
filed with the U. S. pension Agent and
can attend to all such business. 52tf
Good second-hand orgaxs and melo
deoxs for sale or rent low. Leave ad
dress at Mr. O. F. Johnson's Drugstore
cor tith and Main Sts.
James Pettee,
9tf. Dealer in Musical Instruments.
Horses for Sale.
Jones & Stroud have 18 or 20 head
of good work and carriage horses for
sale. lOtf.
Go to Jones & Stroud for a good
team just now. lOtf.
University of Nebraska.
Instruction given in all the branches
of a liberal education. Open to both
ladies and gentlemen.
Candidates for admission to the
Preparatory Dcjmrtment must pass a
fair examination in Orthography,
Reading, Arithmetic. Geography, Eng
lish Grammar, and the History of the
United States. Instruction is given in
f her Arithmetic, English Analysis,
and Physical Geography, cash for a
single term.
TUITION FREE TO ALL.
Fall Term begins Tuesday, Sep
tember 10, 1S78, and ends Friday, De
cember 20.
Winter Term begins Thursday,
January 2, 1871), and ends March 21.
Sprino Term begins April 1, and
closes on the Second Wednesday of
June, the day of the annual commence
ment. Catalogue, containing full informa
tion, can be had upon application to
E. B. Fairfield, Chancellor.
Lincoln, July 6, 1877. 17m9.
"German Syrup."
No other medicine in the world has
ever given such a test of its curative
qualities as Boschee's German Syrup.
In two years three million four hundred
thousand small bottles of this medicine
were distributed free of charge by
Druggists in this country to those af
flicted with Consumption, Asthma,
Croup, severe Coughs, Pneumonia, and
other disease of the Throat and Lungs,
giving the American people undeniable
proof that German Syrup will cure
them. The result has been that Drug
gists in every town and village in the
United States are recommending it to
their customers. Go to your Druggist,
and ask what they know about it. Sam
ple bottles 10 cents. Regular size 75
cents. Three doses will relieve any
case. 38tf-alt
Liver is King.
The Liver is the imperial organ of
the whole human system, as it controls
the life health and happiness of man.
When it is disturbed in its proper ac
tion, all kinds of ailments are the nat
ural result. The digestion ot food, the
movements of the heart and blood, the
action of the brain and nervous system,
are all immediately connected with the
workings of the Liver. It has been
successfully proved that Greene's Au
gust Flower is unequalled in curing all
persons afflicted with Dyspepsia or Liv
er Complaint, and all the numerous
symptoms that result from an unhealthy
thy condition of the Liver and Stom
ach. Sample bottles to try 10 cents.
Positively sold in all towns on the
Western Continent. Three doses will
prove that it is just what you want.
51y-alt.2w
For Sale
A good Portable Pipe Organ, manu
factured by the celebrated I.Dennett
Nutter, entirely remodeled and good
for twenty years. This beautiful in
strument has 4 stops and 3 registers of
pipe, and for quality and power of tone
cannot be surpassed by any Portable
Pipe Organ. For particulars enquire
of S. M. Brown, tuner and repairer of
pianos and organs, Creston, Iowa, or to
JAMES PETTEE,
dealer in musical instruments, Platts
mouth, Neb. 47tf.
You ran save a larr-f rpr rAnt nf
your corn crop by reading"Three Blind
Mice," and following advice. 34tf
Go to Schlegel Bros, and get the int
tag Lorillard smoking Tobacco.
A Schlegel & Bro. have on hand the
best brands of Smoking and Chewing
touaccos. . 14tf
Go to Rockwell's, at Louisville to
buy your millinery goods, they have
just received a large and well selected
stock of ladies hats and trimmings of
the latest style. ltf
i Slippers 35c a pair at Merges'. 8tf
Berkshire Hogs.
I would respectfully invite the at
tention of Stock fanciers of Platts
mouth and vicinitv to my lino
Bep.ksiiike Boar,
SELIM,
directly from imported stock. Parties
wishing his services can bo accommo
dated by applying to Charles J. Pettee
at LLerale Office or
the Proprietor
James Pettee.
Residence one block south of High
School building. I have also a fine
pair of Imported Essex Pros. tf
EVERY FAMILY IX THE WEST.
Says Urown'sIUackberry anil
Ginger is a safe, pleasant and reliable
remedy for Diarrhea, Dysentery. Chol
era Morbus, and Summer Complaint.
Procure a bottle of this Celebrated
Family safeguard at once. Delays are
Dangerous. Price, fifty cents per bot
tle. Dronn's Vcgrelable Ilver
Pills are the standard remedy for the
Liver and Bilious diseases of this cli
mate. 1 trial establishes them in ecery
Western Family.
Iliow u'S Arnica Salve has no
equal for removing intlanmiatiou and
for healing old sores and ulcers. All
of Brown's Pojndar Family Medi
cines For sale by Dr. W. E. Donelan,
Chapman & Smith, J. II. Buttery and
O. F. Johnson.
15tf Plattsmouth, Neb.
The Atlanta Ga., Constitution,
Recently published a long account of
the destructiveness of the "Sherman
Rat which is ? to 4 times as largo as
the Northern Rat. On the 17th of
Sep. ember. 1877. the Manager of this
celebrated paper having tried Centen
nial Rat Exterminator says: Gentle
men your "Pizen Stuff" knocks 'Sher
man Rats," still and cold.
Osage, Iowa, Dec. 20, 1877.
Star Manufacturing Company, Fort
Madison, Iowa ; Gentlemen: The Cen
tennial rat poison, received last Mon
day. We have given three doses. On
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
nights, and we verily believe there is
not a rat or mouse left. The saw mill,
feed, custom and merchant's mills were
full of them, as were also our houses,
cooper shops, barns and hog pens.
Since giving them t he poison they have
been running round as "crazy as loons"
and the river bank is line with dead
rats, in fact it has created a terrible
commotion among them and they h;u e
all left, thanks to the "Centennial Rat
Exterminator." each box of which is
worth a twenty dollar bill. We will
see our druggists and have them send
for it. Thanks, thanks. Very respect
fully. E. M. Bhitts, & Co.
This great economizer for property
holders, farmers, et ah, is for sale by
druggists and general dealers every
where. Price 25 cents, large cans 61,00
20tf.
LEGAL NOTICES.
Sheriff Sale.
Py virtue of an ortlt-r tif sale i-witnl by Wil
li:iii 11. Hoover. I'ltrk of the Distrit-t Court
within iintl tor Neni.-ilia Comity, Nebraska, and
to mo tlirofted. I will on the Till tlay of Oelolx-r
A. I). 1 xth. at 10 o'clock, a. in., of saiil tlay. at
the south door of the Court House in I'latts
inouth, in said County, sell at ullic aut'tion the
following Heal Estate to- wit : The south half
(s. Vi ) of the soul ii west quarter is. w. '4 .of Sec
tion number twenty-eight (2H) in Township
number ten (10) north of range number nine if)
east containing eight v acres the same being
levied upon and taken as the property of Josh
ua P. Murdick and Deliora Hui'dick, defendants ;
to satisfy n judgment of said Court, recovered
bv Oeorge W. Keed & Company Plaintiffs.
"Plattsmouth, Neb., August aiith, A. I. 187S.
11. W 11 vkk.s. Sheriff,
2.tt5 Cass Co. Nebraska.
In Bankruptcy.
In th' Pixtrict Court of the UnitrA State, for
the iitrirt of Xtltraxka. In the Mattr of
Jamr ti. McMnrt.ru Hankruitt.
Dixtrict of Ai fovisftrt. ux:
This is to give notice, that on the loth day of
August A. 1. Is;,-, a Warrant in Pankmptcy
was opened nut of the District Court of the.
United States for the District of Nebraska
against the estate and effects of Jaines II. Mi;
Mui try of Lincoln in the County of l.ane;tslcr iu
said District, who lias been adjudged a ltank
rupt on his own pulilion : That the payment
of any debts, and the delivery of any properly
belonging to said llankrupt, to him, or to his
use. and the transfer of any property by him
are forbidden by law. That a lin-etiug of the
Creditors of the said Hankrupl. to prove their
debts and ti choose one or more Assignees of
his Estate, will be held at a. Coin t of Paukruptcy
to be hidden in Omaha, iu said Districts on the
2d day of September, lsTs, at 4 o'clock. P M., at
No. 244 Douglas street, at the oli'ce of J. L,
Wkhstku, Esq., the Register in PanKrutcy of
said Court. William Daii.i,
2it2 V. S. Marshal for bald District.
In Bankruptcy.
In the Vixtrirt Court of the United Stati . for
the. 1 Hxtrii t of Xelirttxka. In Vic matter of Lta
Vi'J It. Creagan Iiuuhruit.
DMrict of XeltrOKka,
This is to give notice, that on the l.tth day of
August A. D. 1S7S a Warrant in Bankruptcy was
opened out of the District Court of the United
States for the District of Nebraska against the
r.state and effects of David It. Creagan of Eair
mo.it iu the County of Fillmore in said District
who has been adjudged a PanUrupt on his own
petition: That the payment of any tlebts, and
the delivery of any property belonging to said
isaiiKrupt, to nun, or to ins use. anu me trans
fer of any property by him are forbidden by
law. That a meeting of the Creditors of the
paid Bankrupt, to prove their tlebts and to
choose one or more Assignees of his Estate,
will be held at a Court of Bankruptcy to be
boldeii at Omaha, in s;iid District on the 4th
tlay tf September, 1878, at 4 o'clock P. M., at
No. 244 Douglas street, the office of J. L. Wkh
stkk, Esti., the Kegister in Bankruptcy of said
Court. W i i.i.i am s. Daily.
22t:i U. S, Marshal for said District.
Probate Notice.
Notice Is hereby given that Daniel Smith
Administrator of the Estate of P. J. Smith. De
ceased, has made application for final settle
ment, as such adniui'strator, and the hearing
of said settlement is set for the 3uth dav of
August A. D. 1878, at 1 o'clock p. in. tin saitl.dav
at County Judges olliee, Plattsmouth, C;iss Co.
Nebraska, at which time and place all persons
interested may appear and show objections if
any to said settlement ami discharge prayed
for. A. N. St: i.i.i van.
2it3 County Judge.
CH Z. Z. j4 T
DICK STREIGHT'S
LI V FRY, FEED AND SALE STA
BLES. Corner 6tli and Pearl Sts.
HOKSKS BOARDED BV THE
DAY, 1TECK, OR JIOXTII.
HORSES BOUGHT.
SOLD OE TBADEE.
For a Fair Commission.
TEAMS AT ALL, HOltlS.
Particular attention paid to
Driving and Training
TROTTIXG STOCK.
ALse A hearse furnished when ta lied
FRESH FRUITS
AND
VEGETABLES,
KTEKlpIORI.C "
-AT-
MONTGOMERY & SON'S,
One Door East of Dovey Jt Son's.
MAIN STREET.. - - PLATTSMOUTH, NEB!
We Pay Cask for Produce!
ELI PLUMMER,
Dealer iu
Store opposite Saunders House.
Main St, nallsmoiiUi, Xchr.
201 y.
CMcsp Bnrliniton & Qnincy R. R.
IS THE
DIRECT ROUTE
BETWEEN THE
East and West,
RunniDg Through Cais
C8tGAG0--
Oouhcil Bluffs,
CONNECTING WITH THE
Union Pacific Railroad
Foil ALL POINTS IN
y Kim ask a.
COLORADO.
WlOMIXu.
UTAH,
MOSTAXA.
S EVA PA.
AlilZOXA.
IDAHO.
-AND-
T 81 U O I' II J A K S
TO
KANSAS CUT, TOPEKA.ATCHISON I St. JosepH
Through Car-, lHOUSTO lT;t,11 a!1 0,1
niSMOlRI, K.WNAU Jt TEXAS,
AND
Houston S: Texas Ccnlral KailKcrJ.
IT IS THE
DIESCT XIOTJTE
FROM THE
West to the, B'a&t
AND TEE
EAST TO THE WEST. .
All i,:fo,inatiou aliout rater of fare will b-
checi fully uiven ly ai!viiifr t
D. NV. HITCHCOCK
lien. Won. l'a-H. Aa'l..
t ' 1 1 1 ' A i . .
42ly
V S ; l ; i
C, -h r-i;
3 c 1,-. -.t s. 3sjr
4 - S s 5 - f. - .r
5 5- v 9 - y
C3 "2 5PTf2'3Mi!:ijS
J iK'5
S r" ' t 'f -
HARDWARE STORE,
In Plattsmouth, Neb., on Fourth St., about the
MIDDLE OF THE BLOCK,
you will find :
Corn IManfrr, (liand &. horse)
Sllri-lii? I1ovk,
Sulky Plows,
Cultivators,
and all kinds of Farm Implemonts and
Shelf Hardware, Tin Ware, &c, Ac.
ALSO,
Hungarian and Millet.
Seed for Sale
$3
OOI.n PLATED WATCHES, n,-
111 til kUOWD wr'.i. sample M'TCH - Mtl TO AWCAT.
inuus, A. COL'LTKli CO- l.nicxj, lu.
2.:t4
A PHYSIOLOGICAL
View of larriago !
K Guide to Wedlock r.4
'-onmlt'iitiAl Irr-ftttteon ti
iutit of raarriaire and tfe
ctiiH-i that uii'w tor ft : t:c m
trrti of Reproduction aud
wi jjiaeaaea 01 women.
A book lor private, coiit'd---te
read.L XCO page, pric
On all diorlraof a Frivato Nature m.Tiiuj. ir'om BmX.
Abuse. xcrseet, or Secret jeaee, watx tii beat
(beam of ur. iaifa ipicw, prirr 50 c-t.
A CLIN ICAL, LECTURE on the thor diaeaia aad
thoac ol the Throat and Luns, Catarrh, Rupture, tit
Opium Habit, Ac. price lorta.
,ifhr book nt poarpaid on receipt of prire: or a!) three,
ecntat nmir flm pa?-, oautifuKy li.uttratrd, lur 7& eta.
Adureea li (7TT&, So. U N . bin Bt. Loua, IfO.
2Jt2
Dr.A.G.OLIN'SI!
rt Hospital,
St. Ct.'jc
r th fur of
ail iHittf of a f'rlvate otura, reultinp !ro:u earlv tbaM4
tw Infect I n of wr -x. Kmlntl W piiL nrm produt-it.4
Fmlln, Lom of M fr, Inputn-d Ma;lit lot
Manhood or Impvtrncy, Vt l-M1fi, r-rnr
Tirtily curcl ; db of ih Bladder, Kid, a, Mvrr,
Lunrs A-trinv fitarrh. Hlrv ail t bror.lc l-, mil IH
rKM OF FEHALKM, ?ie)d t fcW m-xtuwt. iH.Oaa
liii hi a Iife-lonr exirten-e. ar.d ruir flier ottw fi.il. f(
kaerwtutieof the I 1 ciued Sri t, uwt do niTr-irr Ka tf
ImvrU prank- ia the U. S. f,ADJE fvicirinf treatment with
private home and board, rail or rite. Fverr cp vvntetire f
piUcnU. Send fifty rent for Mmpl of Itabber ;ood nnr1 rfr
rular of imptant information tiTtrprva. lilt OUN'M
Ferle PI IK $ per rVi. Con-ultArion free,
MARRIAGE GUIDE EfcSSJWJ
yoanic and middle aired of brth Sex, on all dNea of a pr'rata
nature. ValuaMe advtre to the nmrrd and tt oe cofitemfiatif
mantaew. Hfw to be healthy and irnty h.:ppy In tbe atarVit r
tioo. KrerytMxiy ftiiould prt U buok. SO obU, to asy adr
I A TEAR. Arenta wanted. Bttsl-
nw leeitlruAto. PartlcuUre frc.
9 A4dren 4. WOKTH A CO.. Si Louis. Mo.
OPIUM
atH MarpMa. Hab!calolut!y and ,pe11lr
far particular. Ik. Cavito.
in v Ui!cm tt, (..;, III.
5? 5 : : : : : St---
" ' : - cj- -z.
1 Z.j
C3 fcj Jb V. Sr. 5 I 't H - V,1
(T f 1 11 f, p !r.c:ud!r fhuoti Outfit.
Q!W JS j fcvorj. O jf Warranted
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
-:n-t i-il w". Ailt'rv !. I'.rowi. ' ". I ''1 ,;w
Wood M., rtlUbui'iE. 'a. iU
finfl k M0TTwhet hminmnt all M'oi M'. E rhitl
U UU ft li Ci ''"'. L.VTKST CATAM.Mll K m:
'IliCL'LAKi. 'Mli nrw attj . rvlM'i'
nrirpx mill much iiifurmul Ixn. M-tl frr. MA
SON & II AM LiN U::JA.N CO., lUiiton,
New
York or ('liiouo.
i'.cautiful CuiiCi-lt
in -U'v
airi.i K.'v 4:1".
!eil ;r.uul K.inir.' n.in.w, .ni'' 41. ou t
!'': l-.lfi'iint l plight riiiiios, niioi- only
i.Vi. New SlvU I pnclit 1'iani.s l 12..r.. r 411
?s1. ri;:in li' .itopH .-7-'..r(i. Tuirrli Oitiiih
lietOrs pil(f ::) .ml V Sill. I ll p:int ST.-j lir
ror 'l'iiii Oriianx. onlv n5. l.nyi r niit
;ii nl Me me ntliotiti- If 1 am not :i rl'i-cMi'iitU .
It. li. r;ii 1"'! was mid l iaiin or Orcaii'
pivi-ii (r I.aisi lllot. Sm: l'r wilhirurU
iiifi'i'iiiMt ion iiliont rt of I'imiooX 0-cii,
K.-iit rne. rii-a- Allici 1'aulcl I', tient
ly. V:iMirniliiii, X. J.
JAMAICA GINGER.
pnirnnno Tin- " 'v rii'in:iii,,
uArli UulJo,tni.-.I;tiii;ii a.n - r wft ! clioi.-
Armiiiillrs mill H-i-in-h HiMinly
,for ( li. liia, IioUmm M'i-Iiih,
t ranifs mot Tallin. IHaril.oi'.i,
T A lr A TP A i""1 li'iitorv. irisi. r l.'i
Jnfdillbil Uili iii v, Wi.nl of I oni-ami A!
ilivitv in llii-s iin.K li ami l.ow
-N, hid! nvoli.iiig tlio la'iJ "t
M'lia'iiirt of Wuirr, Fooil "nil
PTiJPFD t'limal''. Ak lor
Ull Utlt ;AM uill. rt.lAMAII'A C.IXlKll.
Tweet fPiTAVY
AW.O.I-.I .ij.'n"l Jftt ' I. 1 .!,, '-'n l"i
lirw.-. uU4t vi-.U.f.ft "' . i.-.tV. n.T "' I .1 rknr
il.'Vr n .:.vci'"'t'ny ''" ti'lt'"-'l. 1 iiH I l.l'f'0'
eer linilf. Ak Mir Wm- -Ir p I. - ! iimi k i ly
imilnlfl 011 nileitor ll il ...'..'!' f'IH
oull.l:is. s..ldllMil-r.. -. I '"l iim
five, to I . A. Jck;.u i
ill.
i '.ui'urr;, V.
If IE
1nrxnn' IurtCHJiv I'illx ni:tk N' w
Kioli r.liioil. nntl vmiI iMiinnli-lcly fliaimii tlnv
I'lood in tli fiilliv sviti in in tlii' f itioii'lM.
Any p.-rsoii tio Will lnko 1 II -a' li nlj;lil from
1 to I.: week' may I'f nioretl to souml licillli
if Kiicli ii thins U' Im.n-,;:.!.-, s.-nt lv mail for n
lett.-r stain;.. I. . JOIISO i '..
ll:iiij;'ir, le.
COMPOUND OXYGEN
1"lu lii'tt-
rur 101
Conxumiition, AtUmi. Cntanh. iimirMlti.
llraitnchr. ');( "!i, atfl ull I hroilic i'ntri.TH,
liy u imttiluiny protect.
REMARKABLE CURES 'C,
iiinfu ai7i art lUtriutinu the a-nliH V nit ion.
STRONGLY ENDORSED l,i1,o,,,,,:
.iL l'i.i: Kki,i." , T. S. A 1. th l 11. Hou. Mo.nt
comkkv Lll-.xiit, iunl others lu have ummI
thi" licatniL-nt.
orv-ji 'C,D'n,C,l Iiioi-lnni ?oo ip.l wliH
Orjll l rrilJEi; many ti-Mitnoiiial to
moft rrmarhelih rurex. I 'rn. Ktakki. & l'A
i.en, 111.' (iirau: M riiiljiiit-li'lil.i.
i::.i.i;i: in
;i:ocr r:i i:s.
:vai::. cnu:KV.
nitY coods.
iVlA
nxwAt.::.
liuoiS,
SKOKS.
1 1 ATS. ( AI'S,
AND NOTIONS OF AM. K1XIS.
rjtici: list.
lViirs, 11 lor .i.t'd.
l'riins. 8 tl.s for sl.00.
lJoans. 18 to 2d i!..s for tfl.00.
Greeiivood, Neb. VAy
MIKE SCHNELLBACHER,
BLJIVKS.METU
II0JWE .nllOEIM;,
A.Nl
WAGOX KEI'AIKIXCi
V ' 4 11 1. : .1.. r
VI 11 Miiurj ui
tl
ii i.-ai'm 1 Mri.r.MF.T4
inf.'iiuea
Neulbi il- Promjillg
:0:
Horse, Milled OxSlioeiirj:9
In slioit, we'll sJiot! anjthip th;it li
four feet, from a Z--bia lo i (iiraire.
Come a a J see us.
ISTEW SHOP,
on I'Htli St.. l)Ptwc'n Main anil Vine Strrcti.
just across the fciTitr fi ma tin- M'.W llbllAI.
UK k i ft. icy"
HENRY BCFCK
deam:;: in
SAFES, CHAIRS.
Lounges, Tables, Bedstead
KTC., F.TC, ETC.,
Of All Descriptions.
METALLIC BURIAL CASES
Of all sizes, realy inad- and sold clu-apfor cru.li
With many thanks for past patronage. I iuv i.
invite all to call and examin my
i.aiu;?: stock ok
4 tf. t'lHMI tK AXI) tOFI I X
WILLIAM HEROLD,.
dealer in
CLOTHS.
I'LANKETS,
FLANNELS,
FURNISHING GOODx
GHOCETlfES OF ALL KINDS..
I.arijo stock of
BOOTS and SHOES'
CLOSED OUT AT COST
:o:
Notions, Queonsware
aad In fact rverj thing you cm ca!i fir iu
t!n 1 i tie
General Merchandise.
CASH TAIO FO:: III""-- Av.O rTIfS.
All kl:..U ( c iittt y i'.-:-.;. "s .'"- '
I'.int.s 10 tu en yards for 1.00.
Cult'et', 5 li.s fur 61.00.
T-a, 40c to :?..00 itr 1?-.
lVuc hf-s, 12 ITs for
Siitfar, 10 to 12 Via for 81.00.
Clicise l. lo : cts t;r To.
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