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LOCAL VEWS
-Ami Htill it comes!
The Beautiful Snow!
- Tw o indies this morning?
The river is full oClloating ice.
Good Templar's Social' - "1st!
Liederkeanz Mall on t .. I4th of
April.
no.
15. I inch aviII be here next
Monday.
Go to the Platte A'alley for
cheap hoard.
good
Mr. lieckner has closed
tock of gootjs.
out 1113
J The Platte Valley IIouso is the
hotel to stop at.
. The beautiful snow still linger
ed b on the hill-side.
I Morrison's boat is again anchored
..t the foot of Main street.
The First National Bakery is the
place to stop for a No. 1 meal.
A ghastly sight was that of the
unknown man killed Monday night.
Stndel man's House, tho only first
class Hotel and Restaurant in. town.
Goorder's G herder's Agricultural
Implement yard. Finest lot in town.
Fitzgerald has not obtained his
thousand dollars bail yet and therefore
lies in Jail.
We see our friend, Mr. S. S. Hin
kle. iti moving into the house just . va
cated by Mr. Newton.-
Guthm.v.i h:s just rece:vei' n large
lot of new goods store full. jow is
the time to buy cheap.
Fred Goerder, Jhe Agricultural
Implement man of the county is now
itady with his Spring Implements.
It. Sherwood has added two silver
mounted shov,- cases to his shop which
displays to ad vintage his new stock of
fine shoes.
The Watchman made its last is
fiio in Plattsmouth last week; and
gees to Council IJlulTs the first of the
month as a six column Daily. Such
Is life.
El am Parmele has xot a new thor-ouir'i-bred
Bus, and n white hat; a
pedipjecd hat. The Bus is a beauty
and much needed here. The hat
well ask the women about that.
'-OKI Missouri all the way from
Pike," will appear next week if the
writer sends his name here. We can
not print anonymous communications
for the best friend we have on earth.
Misses Herrmann it Wurl are
receiving their new stock of Spring
Millinery of which they will give fur
ther account next week. They will
be happy to have their patrons call
and examine the new .tvles.
Chits. Viall was brought out on
Habeas Corpus on Saturday and he
was admitted to bail in $300. On
Monday Messrs. Peter Eveland. Israel
Ward and Rodney Andrews gave the
required bail and Viall is free until
court sets.
The members of the Plattsmouth
Sportsmen's Club will take notice that a
meeting of the Club, will be held at
the ofllce of Sam M. Chapman, on Sat
urday evening next, 22d inat, at 7
o'clock, P. M for the transaction of
general business. S.M. Chapmax.
Jxo. O'Rourke, President.
Secretar-.
Wc see we are to hare no chance
to rest our "tired brain" after all. For
six years our contemporary, the Watch
man, has overshadowed and weighed
us down witn. his profound knowledge
of grammar, and now that weight is
about to be removed, our cotcmpora re
number two by his magnificent ef
forts in the spelling line, as exempli
fied in his last issue, will tire us out
again, and we must struggle once
jnuic uuuci tin: uuicreni ouruen oi
trying to equal our cotempornry "on
the spell." As Samantha Allan saj-s :
" "It's , weariu on us."
Kew Styles, Bottom Prices.
Tarties wanting information in re
gard to Styles. Terms, &c of mason a
hamlin organs will please notice
that I shall be at Plattsraouth most of
the time for three or four weeks and
ready to reply promptly to any calls
by postal or otherwise. As my opera
tions extend through several Counties
and take me away much f the time it
will be to the advantage of persons in
tere'ed to roTr.mumcate- with me at
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Personal.
Mr. Vamleman, our f!oat meruber of
the Legislature, called on Friday last.
We regret not being in to seehimv
We neglected to make mention last
week of tho ret-in of Mr. Hermann
Smith to his home, perfectly restored,
we are very glad to hear, in health.
F. Ingwerson, one of our best Weep
ing Water subscribers called Tueday
and made the Herald feel that there
aie lota of good folks left in Cass Co.
Just Arrived at Gnthman's,
A large stock f Spring Goods, Dry
Goods and Notions in abundance. Call
and examine.
Dr. McCrea hands us the follow
ing which was clipped from a Musca
tine paper by his son. It looks as if
th e ga grasshopper were still abroad:
Grasshoppers F. Johnson, who re
sides on the Illinois side of the river,
pposite this city, came to town yester
day, to do his trading in the best mar
ket between St. Louis and St. Paul.
On his way, and when near the bluff
beyond, his attention was called to
myriads of grasshoppers which were
emerging from their winter quarters,
cal'.ed forth perhaps by the genial sun
shine. He gathered an envelope full,
which he exhibited to the astonished
gaze of the curious. Tho "animals''
were about half grown, a fat as fleas
and a3 lively as crickets. The question
naturally priound3 itself, what shall
be done to stay the ravages of these
pestiferous marauders, which threat
ens to be enormous?
I Sensible Word.
We regret to see the indifference
which inany. men of influence and
intelligence here in our midst exhibit
to the habit liquor drinking. It
a vice second to none, it is the cause
of tho greatest proportion of the woes
nnd wrongs of society. Since slavery
has been abolished, intemperance may
be called the sum of all villianies
There is no denial of the terrors which
tho liquor traffic intlicts. Everybody
grants it; ana yet, tnere are so many
who affect to think it a weakness to
mention it. There are men who are
going uown m:i everv day or tlieir
lives, through the" use of Whisky
their friends know and sec it; they
talk about it, and mourn with each
other over the sad prospect; and yet
these same unfortunate men will re
sent any unfriendly allusion to an old
wh.isky bottle, as quick as they wuld
an attack upon the honor of their
homes. Men who are conscious of ev
ery social anu moral dereliction are
blind as bats to the overwhelming evils
of whisky drinking. Everything else
they can eloquently discuss and per
haps denounce, but that vice, they will
support with ITJeir money and iutlu
ence.
It is high time every such man were
calling a halt d asking himself if his
influence in tin., .ta.it er is on the side
of goo'l for the honor and welfare of
his family, friends and society ? It A
the greatest question he can propound,
and takes precedence of politics, rail-
rouds, bri.l 'cs, in f.ict, everything, for
there ii no prosperity that intemper
ance will not poiswn or kill.
This community needs to think of
this matter. Any thoughtful observer
can see the victims of thi3 vice going
down o:.e by one To rescue them, the
friendly influence of every well-mean
ing citiezn should be continually ex
erted. Union.
From I took Bluffs.
"Boss Eaton, of Rock Bluffs, has
turned out a full-fledged doctor, and i
now practicing.
"Mike Archer says that in case of
amputation of a canine's caudal -pendage
the application of tho Boss's
Green Mountain Salve will cause a
new tail to grow to the dog, and a new
dog to the old tail. How is that for
sticking? J. YY.
Two Teams for Sale.
One No. 1 horse team, good for any
kind of work, and a good mulu team,
cacap for cash, or on time with "rood
security. Also a lot of fence
and wood for sale. Apnlv to
posts
J. V. WixKP.Acn,
")Itf Plattsmoath, Neb,
The Cass County Agricultural Society.
An adjourned meeting of the Cass
County Agricultural Society, will be
held at the County Judge's office, on
Saturday, March 22, 1875), to hear re
port of committee on locating Fair
Grounds, and to transact important
business. A full attendance is re
quested. D. II. WHEELER,
J. N. Wise, Prcs't.
Soc'r.
Lumber, Lumber.
Mr. Richey, of the firm of Cummins
vfc Richey, is here now, and in a few
da3s our lumber will be here and
the yard open. We expect to have
as good a stock and sell as low as is
possible for lumber to be sold in this
market. We invite our friends to
call and see us, examine our stock
when it comes and see if wo make
our words good.
Cummins fc Richey.
Settlement Notice.
Having gone out of both the Store
and Lumber Yard business, I earn
estly request all my customers, pat
rons, and debtors to please come up
and settle their accounts. I do not
want to sue ; I do not want to make
any man or friend expense but 1
must have my business settled up at
once. I therefore give notice that all
accounts due me must be settled up,
by note or otherwise, within 30 days,
or they will be placed in the hands
of a collector, with orders to be sued.
Respectfully, J. V. Weckbach,
52t3 " ' Plattsmoulh,Neb.::
85.00
Made to order
FT2TE CALF BOOTS S-VOO,
44tf at Sherwood's.
OnM second band Organs and Melo-
- Good Bye.
PlattsmoPth, March 19, 7.
Dear Plt.lic: At last our friend,
the Watchman, is going to leave us.
Friends and eountrymen if you have
tears to shed, prepare to shed them
now. , . r
For nearly seven ' years wo have
! fought bled and died side by side every
year, and now he's going off to leave
us all alone, to conquer or get "busted."
Although Mr. MacDouagh and our
selves have very often disagreedon lo
cal affairs, public matters, politics, re
ligion, grammar, weary brains, and
numerous other things, we" have
never had one serious personal quar
rel. Although he is known to be good
looking and we are hmely. we have
never called each other "idiot," more
than once or twice, "scoundrel," sel
dom, and "darned fool," never, no nev
er, that is hardly ever. Perhaps two
County papers, so diverse iu every
thing, or different in views and opin
ions never did exist side by side and
have so little unmanly quarrelling.
ah joking aside, we snail be very
sorry to part with Little Mac. Time,
which accustoms us to everything, has
made his presence dear to our heart,
and we hope he may succeed beyond
his most boundless desires in his new
venture. There is one thing we know
ne win uo, wake council Uluiis up
for awhile any way.
Well, old boy, here's our Jatf"; come
and seo us often ; give us fits when you
feel like it. Call U3 "tired" and send
us your paper chuck full of news
A u Ilevoir, Wat chy.
MACMURPIIY,
Ed. Herald,
SPRING IS COMING
LIKEWISE THE TIME FOR SPRING
HATS!
Of
Yfhich Mrs. Johnson and Miss
Sweeney have a Full Supply.
Mrs. JohnsWi and Miss Sweeney
lifivo rpmnvoil t n Ir lll-tnlr'a lntlfliivrv
corner Main and 6th Sts., which they
have fitted up in fine style, having pur-
' Hsed two handsome double Bhow-
c;w o help accommodate their con-
stantfviJncreasing stock. They have
received their first installment of Mil
linery and fancy goods, among which
are the following:
nanusome pattern uats, one a cap
shape in white straw trimmed with
pale blue silk, while lace, delicate pink
and white roses, exquisitely natural,
and with rever on one r.ide of garnet
velvet; another in black with pipings
of cherry and gold colored silk altern
ating, the frame turned up in front
and at the side; a. third in black rib
bon with edge of brocaded ribbon, and
flowers to match, and many others;
A complete assortment f .flowers to
which they will L'e constantly adding;
Ornaments in brilliants, something
new;
Children s hats and baby's caps and
bonnets;
All kinds and shapes of spring hats,
and more on the road ;
In their fnncy goods department are;
A complete assortment of cardboard
and card designs, including ueedie
books, card baskeVs, mottoes, card cas
es, match safes, watch cases, xc;
An assortment of newest styles in
buttons, Japaues, pearl, &c;
Silk handkerchiefs, from 25c to 93c;
Kid glove., 6-button, $2.00 per pair;
itucnings, ties, laces, nuoon, and a
complete stock of fancy goods;
Butterick patterns;
Call and see them and learn the lat
est styles.
&L50
Boots made to order at Merges for
Notice to Teachers.
Puhlie examination of persons wishing tcaeh-
cr certilicnie will be held as follows, in ad-
dijion to those already advertised : Green
wood m1io.i1 house, .M:tri:h lltli and 15th : Stove
Creek school house, .March irsth and -.".itli ; Mt.
rieasaut fdiool home. April letli and l'Jth.
1. I. -.1 A KYI N DA I.E.
43tl Co. Superintendent.
LIST OF VOTERS OF THE CITY
OF
PLATTSMOUTU.
Notice is hereby given to all parties
interested in said registration that we
will sit for the purpose of corectinz
the same, at the following places in
the various wards on Fridav and Sat
urday, March 28th and 29th, 1879:
Jr irst ard, County Judge's office.
Second Ward, John Wayman's shop.
Third Ward, O. F. Johnson s store.
Feurth Ward, W. E.Donelan's store.
A LIST OF THE REGISTERED VOTERS OF
THE FIRST WARD
A.
Agnew, Wm. J.
B.
iates, Peter D.
Black, Robert.
Burgess, Rev. II. B.
BushnelLH. M.
Black. G. II.
Butts, Oil.
Butts, O. II.
Burk, Dennis,
Baker, Wm. If.
Brwn. Charier,
'lack, Fred. II.
Buttery, Ed.
Babbiugton, D. E.
Ballancp, Geo.
Black, John,
Babbington, Da rid.
Black, Wiley,
Black, Junius.
C.
Clark, Robert,
Connor, J. A.
Donovan, Rob't
Duke, John
Duke, Ed.
Egeuberger, Val.
Fitrgerald. John
Fickler.Godfry
Fickler, Geo.
Gibbs,
Gregory, Frank.
Gregory, J. S.
Cox, F. M.
Conkey, Chris.
I).
Duke, Charles
Donelan, W.E.
E.
Emerick, Charles
F.
Fellows, R. O.
Fowler, J. E.
- Golding, Levi
Guthman. O.
Goerder, Fred.
II.
Herold, Gus.
- Herold, Hermann
J.
Harrison, Geo.
Hollister, II. H.
Herold, Wm.
Jones, Wni. D. 1
Kane, James
I
Livingston, R. IL
Lucas, J. C.
Lewis, Simon
Lewis, E. B.
Leach, John
Ieenard, V.
31.
iTcCl.
13.
'obn
Mcrriso:?, J.
iiaaMurvi.v.
v.
Neff, C. C.
O'Rourke, John
Neville, Wm
P.
Pottenger, Willit Pepperberg, Julius
Plummer, Eli Parmele, C. H.
II.
Randle, Henry Rosenbaum, Ed.
Roberts, Joseph M.
S.
Sutherland, Dan.
Schlegel, Alex.
Smith, ChetH.
Smith, Dan. B.
Stevens, John
Tucker, Wm. L.
Wise, U. W.
Wheeler, D. H.
Way bright, M. M
Weaver, J. J.
Thompson, G.
W.
White, A. W.
Weaver, Pres.
Weaver, Cas.
II.
Y.
Young, J. P.
I do hereby certify that the above is
a correct list of the legal voters in the
first ward. Geo. II. Black,
. -7 Registrar.
a list of registers voters of tiie
SECOND avakd.
A.
Arcutt J. A. -
Bryant W. T.
Bennett L. D.
Buttery J. II.
Brown Benton
Brantner J. W. .
Boeck Henry
Chambers J. G.
Conn J. W.
Dovey E. G.
Dovey O. C.
DeForest Frank
B.
Barnes J. W.
Barnes J. E. .
lieaumeister John '
Brantner Sam'l.
Black Charles
. Uotiel Clause
C.
Calhoun John
!'
Dovey G. E.
Darrah W. R.
Fairfield G. W. Frank Georgo
Fry A. C.
Fairfield J. n.
Frazier Edgar
G.
Gibson
Goos Fred
Gates, David -
Jonathan
II.
Hohlschuh J.
Harimau J.
Hamilton Jesso
Ileisel Coon
Harrison Phil
H inkle S. S.
Hutchison Edward Ilyers R. W.
J.
Johnson J. W.
Jones W. II.
Kroehler Geo.
Johnson Frank
Kroehler'Fred
Kennedy L. V.
I j.
Leichtwis Joseph.
M.
Moore Curtis,
Moore Llewllvn,
Knee John
Karnes A.
Levings Geo.
Lee per N. A.
McElwain M.
McMakin H. C.
Martin Joseph,
Miller II. M.
McDerby L.
McLaughlin A. W.
Muetz Geo. W.
Marshall Charles,
N.
Neiman Frank,
Nichols G. C
Nichols C
Nevins II. J.
Nathan, I.
O.
Oi th T. B.
Patterson J. M.
R.
Ruffner
Reich John,
P. E.
Robine A. O.
Smith G. S.
Smith Herman,
Snooks P. C.
Shryock W. B.
jr. Smith C. II.
Sage II. W.
sr. Sped; Clans,
Smith C. P.
Shryock T. W.
Siedenstricker P.
Sage E. II.
Siedenstricker P.
Solomon, E.
Vallery Jacob Jr. Vivian Richard.
Vand evenier, Chas.
W.
White W. J.
Waterman II. A.
Wise J. N.
Way man John,
Wise P. L.
Windham R. B.
White F. E.
Wilson Henry
Woolev E. II.
Wright Alpha,
Waterman John
Weckbach J. V.
White F. S.
Williams J.C.
Wise W. S.
Weidman tl. P.
White, M.L.
I do hereby certify that this is a cor
rect list of legal voters in the Second
Ward. John E. Barnes.
Registrar.
LIST OF THE REGISTERED VOTERS
OF TIIE THIRD WARD.
B.
Beckner J.
Bons H. M.
Bechtel J. if.
Ballance, Robert
C.
Cushing R. C.
Chubbuck II. C.
BilPngs S. S.
Boone J. C.
Chapman S. .V.
Chapman G. B.
Cushing Thos.
1.
Donnelly Robert,
Dunstau W. W.
Dab Thomas,
Despain A. C.
Drew Alva,
DeLaifatyr G. W.
Dickson F.
Deleshaw John,
E.
Enlix Gus.
F.
G.
Oyger G. F.
Gingery Wm.
Green C. W.
Graves D. Sr.
Graves W.
Gould W. II.
II.
Hamilton Jesse.
. Hatt. A. G.
Hiett, John
Hall, Joseph
Eaton Frank
Fay Patrick.
Gass P. P.
Gingery J. C.
Grace James,
Goelsby If.
Graves D. Jr.
Gurus Ed.
Hays J. G.
Ilodget, James
Ilassler, Wm.
Hoffman, C. J.
Hiukle, S. S.
Johnson, J. F.
Jander, Thos.
K.
Kinser, G. W.
Karnes, Henry
Klosicka, Frank
Karnes. Robert
Keanky, Anthonv.
L.
Loomis, James
Lee, Pendleton.
M.
Jockenhaupt, C.
Jarthis, J. W.
Kennedy, E."W.
Kankee, Antonie
Kroelick, James
Kohnke, Christ
K .ser, J. W.
Long, Samuel
Lloyd, Joseph
.Jbrgan, if. W.
Jitchell, Thomas
JI!ler, David
Jurphy, J. B.
Jathews J. S.
Jitchell Geo. W.
3eisner, James
JcEntee, Chas.
JcEvitt, F.
3orrisey, J.
Jforrisey W.
- Jullis, G. B.
Jnrphy, T. L.
JcDonagh, F. If.
N.
Nejedly; Joseph -O.
Jaldaner, Frank
Jetteer, F. J.
Nichols, Charles
Nossial, James
O'Donohue.Jf. Owens, Thomas
Pailinjr, James
Parmele, El am
Pollock, Thomas
Poisal.G. II.
Teterson, Peter
Pronger. G. E.
Pettee, J acnes
Polln.J. F.
Kobiiison, Arthur
Kauen, Valentine
liipple, Joseph
S.
Sullivan." A. N.
Stadelmann, FJf.
Streight, Jason
Streight, O.J.
Schlater, Joseph
fttone, E.-D. -Sooboda.
John
Savage, C. C.
Schlegel Christian
Spurloek, B.
Schuell backer. J. M.
Stadelmann, W.
Schildknecht.W.IL
Short, T. W.
SkumanAV.
Sage, James
Schlegel J.
T.
Tutt, Andrew
Tracy, James
Tinnel, Turner
Thomas, O. S.
Taylor, Wm.
Thomas, il. L. '
V.
Vannata, James R.
W.
AVhalan, James Wakefield, T. C.
Whalen, T. Walten, Calvin
Weckbach, A. II.
- I do hereby certify that the above is
a correct list of the legal voters in the
Third Ward. P. P. Gass.
Registrar.
A LIST OF THE REGISTERED VOTERS
OF THE FOURTH WARD.
A.
Alley, J.
Anderson, John
13.
Ballance, Wm.
Bons, John
Brown, W. 3.
Briggs, Wm.
Breunan, E.
Bons, II. M.
Burnwood, Lewis
Cooper, II.
Chandler, J. J.
Connor. John
Cushin, Chas.
Bennett, Wus.
Baird, J. T.
Brown, Chas.
C
Cramner, F. B.
Childs, A. L. C.
Cane, J. II.
Chandler, II.
Cunningham, Wm.
D.
Dorrington, F. M.
Davis, C. F.
Dawson, C. S.
E.
Edgerton, Geo.
English, M.
Emerick, Chas.
Eaton, E. H.
Eaton. S.'F.
Ford, Geo.
Finisher, John-
F.
Fox, Wm.
F.
O.
Guthman, F.
Gray, Wm.'
I!. Greisel, E. S.
H.
Holraest O. W.
Howard, Geo.
Hudson, Alex.
Hutchins, E.
Hayes, Fred.
Haraska, Chas.
Hayes, F. W.
Haines, J. W.
Hemple, Benl
Hawn, Geo.
Hickey, Pat.
Hayes, John
Ileffner, John
Ilarasky, Joseph
Holmes. C. M.
Johnson, O. F.
Johnson, C. M.
Jones, G. W.
Jeunirgs, J. W.
K.
Kirnes, C. C.
Karnes, Alex.
L.
Lex, Phillips
London hagen, Geo.
M.
Muetz, Chas.
McCallon, P.
McDonald J.
Miller, C.
Martin. W. E.
McKinnell, Wm.
Mason, Jacob ?
Mason, D. J.
Mason, B." F.
Mnrphy, Fat
Jones, J. G.
Johnson, Peter
Johnson, J. F.
Kennedy, .Tames
Kinzie, Finley
Kiozie, D. M.
Lehnhoff, F.
Lyons, A.
D.
Lewis, Mat.
Jiller, II. M.
Moore, C. P.
Mickelwhif. W.
Morrison, J. E.
Marshal, J. W.
Mulligan. Mike
Mertens, Henry
Mahoney, Con.
Mahoney, 1'.
MaUis, James
O.
O'Noud, P.
O'Connor. P.
O'Neil. R.
O'Neil.J.
O'Neil, J. J.
O'Conner, C.
O'Conner, M.
Peterson, Peter
Petersen. R.
Purdy, W. S.
Pol in, J. R.
Powell, R. L.
Palmer, T. J.
R.
Reinhackle, A. Ringo, J. P.
S.
Stiles, L. C.
Shannon, J. W.
Sharp, E.
Smith. R. F.
Schlater, Jas.
Smith, Wash.
Shann, J.
Thomas, T.
Truffer, A.
Thompson, C.
Tall on, John
Thwmas, John,
Vass, W. T.
W
Wheeler, Ennis Williams. G. W.
Wintersteen -Wm. Wilson, W. R.
Young. W. Youag, F.
Young, John
certify that tho above is a correct
list of the legal voters in the fourth
ward. Wm. i.ntersteen.
Registrar.
-Plain Home Talk embracing Med
ical Common Sense, a book of nearly
1,000 paes and 200 illustrations, is now
issued in three styles: Half Morocco,
83.7.; English Cloth, Standaid Edi
tion, $3.23; Fine American Cloth,
Popular Edition, containing all matter
and illustrations, 1.50. This invalu
able work, embracing a practical trea
tise on chronic diseases, sexual physi
ology, and a thousand things worth
knowing, is from the pen of Dr. E. B.
Foote, of 120 Lexington Avenue, New-
York City, who has been in extensive
practice, far twenty-five years. Books
sent by mail on receipt of the price.
Address Murray Hill Publishing
Company, 129 East 23th Street, New
York City. 51t2
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 cigar3, with an inferior quality of
cigars, resorted to by some unprinci
pled manufacturers. None are genu
ine unless plainly labeled:
JULIUS PEPPERBURG,
Manufacturer.
Plattsmouth, - - Nebraska.
lAIHlIED.
KIZETt MlCKELWAIT. At the residence of
"W. Mickelwait, Sunday, March. lGth. by Rev.
J. T. Eaird, Chas. KuERand Kate Mickel
wait, all of riattsmoutli.
TOMANMARTUDALE At the residence of
i. k. jkiarttnaaie, Ksq., tn Louiiviiie. Sundav
March 16th, by the Rev. J. E. Rockwood, J. ft.
Touak and Miss Mary E. Mabtiudale.
both of Cas.-i County, Ntb.
Tlie bride is the sister of Prof. Martindale our
County Superintendent, and the groom our
well known friend aud long time correspondent
of the Herald, Mr. Tcraan, the Depot Agent
at Louisville." The Herald will remember the
occasion w i la pleasure not only ty having re
ceived the coinpliruentg of the fair cotiple ac
companied by a lovely slice of cake t dream on
b".t trcr".e re are urrf.er raary jbl'!;tior.s to
Rauen, Peter
Rudabeck, "A "
Keith, Fred
Eichkee, John
Election Notice.
TTotiPels Iierehy slven that there w ill Pc an
eltetin held at the uiHVretit waiiisof liie City
of l'l;ttijtiotitii on Tups.Jnv. the let dav of April,
1ST5 for tiie election oi the fojlowing city otttc
trs. to wit :
1 Mnyor,
1 Cit v Treasurer.
1 CilVci.ik.
I JrliC" Jude.
J Marshal.
1 City Engine r,
t councilman for 1st wart?,
' 1 Councilman for 2d ward, -
I Councilman, for 3d want,
1 Councilman for -itli ward,
2 School Directots for the city at Tarffe.
The olls will be at ti.e foiln ing places :
1st ward. s:t Gocrdei s ortie :
Sd ward, at trick school lid'ise :
3d ward, at Kuttner & RlackV office J
4th ward, at the room formerly occupied l.y
Ileiupel as a meat market.
Polls to he open at if o'clock, a, in. and hold
oiK-ii until 7 o'clock, p. m.
My order of the Council.
Attest J. W. JOIIXSCN( MavoT.
J. 1. Simpsox, Clerk, sivi
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Solid two buckle Plow Shoes at Mer
ges for $1. 00. - 51 tf
A large and well selected Stock of
Eastern Boots and Shoes at Sherwood's
cheap. - 44tf
Remember that for boots and shoes
Rockwell cannot be beat in price. He
has a large assortment. 28tf.
Large new Stock of Boots and Shoes
AT MERGES, AT
greatly rethd rates ovtrlast year. 3ltf
Repairing cheap at;d go-xl at Merges.
FOR RENT.
Three good farms, five miles from
Plattsmouth, apply to R. B. Windham.
- - 51t2
Larger Stock of Boots and Shoes
TI", -NEVER CAME TO TOWN
and cheaper than ever at Merges.
Misses Slippers for 23 cents and two
Buckle Plow Shoes for
$1.00 at Mer-
es.
85.00
Fine Boots Custom made $3.00 at
44tf Sherwoods.
Notice to Teachers.
Examination of persons wishing to
teach iu Cass county, will be at the
following times and places:
At Plattsmouth, 1st Friday and Sat
urday in January, February, Mav, An
gust, October and November. At
Weeping Water, 1st Friday and Satur
day in March, June and September. At
Louisville 1st Friday and Saturday in
April, Jnlv and December. Notice of
other examinations will be given.
D. D. Martindale.
41m0 County Superintendent.
, Why Will You
Allow a cold to advance in your svs-
tem and thus encourage more serious
maladies, such as Pneumonia, Hem
oriliages aud L.ung troubles when an
immediate relief can be so readily at
tained. Jiosriees Uerman Syrup lias
gained the largest sale in the world for
the cure ot Coughs, ijolds, and the se
verest Lung Diseases. It is Dr. Bos
chees famous German prescriptii.n,
and is prepared with the greatest care,
and no fear need be entertained in ad
ministering it to the youngest child,
as per directions, 'the sale or this
medicine is unprecedented. Since first
introduced there h;is been a constant
increasing demand and without a
single report of a failure to do its work
in any case. Ask yoar Drnggist as to
the truth of these remarks. Large
size 73 cents. Trv it and be convinced.
44eowlv.
It is a Fact!!
IlroiYJn'S I.Iver Pills cure head
ache billiousuess and liver complaint.
II Town's C'oufrji Halsam. and
Tar Ti oclics cure coughs, colds, and
throat and lung affections That
Cough should be checked at once.
Krown's Hair Tonic prevents
dandruff and loss of hair, and secures a
beautiful gloss.
lirown's Arnica KJiilment
and Salve cure sprains, swellings,
sores, ulcers and frost bites.
iSnrsaparilhi. Dandelion, and fodide
of Fotussinm invigorates the liver and
purifies the blood. The great remedy
for Chronic Rheumatism.
For sale by Dr. W. E. Donelan, Chan-
man & Smith, J. II. Butterv and O. F.
Johnson.
4tf Plattsmouth, Neb.
Tl.h-tv Of tlie licsi (iii'an malrers of thi
World me competitor at the' Paris Exnosition.
a cable dispatch to the Associated 1'rens savs
two highest Kold medals have been awarded to
the American makers. Maou & Hamlin.
85.00
At R. Sherwood's, made to order Fine
44tf Calf Boots .OO.
County Orders will be received at
this office in pay for subscriptions, at
their market value, Always. Remem
ber that. 41tf.
Don't be DeceiTed.
Many persons say "I haven't got the
Consumption" when asked toctire tlieir
Cough with Shiloh's Consumption
Cure. Do they not know that Coughs
leaa to consumption ana a remedy
mat win cure consumption will cer
tainly and surely cure a cough or any
luii? or throat trouble, we know it
will cure when all others fail and our
faith in it is so positive that we will
1A1-
reiunu ine price pain it you receive
no benefit. Is not this a fair pronosi
tion. Price 10 cts. 50 cts. and 81.00
per bottle. For lame chest, Hack or
side, use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price
2. cents. For sale by Chapman &
Smith, Druggists.
Why will you stiller witli Dyspepsia
ana liver complaint, constipation, and
general debility when you can get at
our store Shiloh's System Vitalizer
which, we sell on a positive guarantee
to cure you. Price 10 cts. and 73 cts.
For sale by Chapman & Smith, Drug
ists. " IIACivilErACK" a popular and
fragrant perfume. Sold by Chapman
& Smith, Druggists, Plattsmouth, Neb.
i541y tow.
G3
IGX, CARRIAGE and ORNA
MENTAL PAINTER,
-A.. ASHLE Y.
Shop over the Bonner Sta
kes, . .
rLATTSMOUTII,
"EB.
Mly.
LEGAL NOTICES.
Notice to Contractors.
Eld will he received up to 12 o'clock 2-1.. of
Tuesday, the first d;v of .April, I .;!), for the
ronMracrion of county j::il, "ver new relisi In
uccord.uiee Willi the plans :t;d specifications
now ui hie in the olllce ol tha (Jouuty Cleik of
Cas County. Nebraska.
Kld should Mpccily for caMt or warrant-'.
The Mo.ud of County Coimiiissioueis reserves
tile niit to reject ar.y or all t hi
15y rder of the Coin.tv Coiiini!sl;iiers.
Id tci-tnoor.y w 'hereof I "We h rciit.m wt tr.y
' hr'.nd and oli.ci.tl seal t ins t t h day of
i c Slarch, lstu. J. 1. 1 CTT,
r Cctitity Clerk.
. fi.'l2
Notice.
Rachel 1'. Finley, non-reldint defendant,
will take notice that fieor-ie E. Kinlev did on
the lMh day of March. A. l. l;o. liic "his ei
lion in the oflice of the Clerk ot the liistlict
Court within and for the county of Ca und
State of Nebraska, charnlni; s;i(i K.ohcl K. fin
ley witn wilful desertiou of pl.-unHir, icoii:e E.
Finley. w iti'.out just cause. or provocation tor
more than two years lasi parr, -nskinK that lie
George E. Finley, plaintiff be dKonvd from the
aid Kaclicl E. 1-iulcy ; nnd the said Kachcl E,
Finley i hereby notincl that be i-reiiircd ti
appearand answer said ttlion on or befoie
the 2sth day of April. Is?!, or nd;inei't will hq
rendered airainst her and decree rendered
ao-
cordmsto the prayerof faid iietition.
GEOKb E. FINLEY
RySAM. M. Chaiman,
All y for l'iaimlff. I2tr,
Administrator's Sale.
Notice is hereby given that pursuant I o decre
tal order mane by the Hon. S. It. found. JudC
of the 2d .Indicia! Dist. ol Nebraska at Lincoln
on the ltth day of March, A. I. lsru ; I will on
lllh day of A;irll, H7:. at tlift south door of the
court l.ouse in the Cit uf ri.ittsiao.il li in Cum
county. Nebraska, otter for sale all the rijiht
aud title of Patrick V. Eitl'-S'Tald. deccawed.
In and to the following dewriocd prciniscs sit
uated in said county, to wit : The wei-t half 'i
of the noitliwest fn wt quarter p4 1 anil tho
southeast Js ej uuarter of the noil li west In.
w quarter Vl and houtbweit xt quanci'
I'ulof the iioiliicasl n e quarter all of
section No. twenty-nhie iy, town No. twelve
ilJl. ranee No. niiie :)'. east of the tjtii P.M..
coiimlnin;- C3 acres. S.iiu" to remain opt'i for
bids from tlie hour of one o'c'ock until o o'clock
p. M. on said day. Terms cash, or reasonable
lime on niortgiiji seenritv.
SliirilliN PAYNE.
f-2tJ 4dinliiii-trator.
Legal Notice.
In Diftrict Court of Cass County.
To Selden N. Marrhim, noii-rcidcn defend
ant, you are hereby notified that on the 1Kb
day of February h:'J, I tiled my petition in the
ofllce of the Clerk of the District Court of Casx
county, Nebraska, against you, and commenced
ana-tion against you in said District Court,
the object and prayer of w hich is to obtain a
decren of tlie aid District Court eelting aside
and wholly c nceillng tkree 3 certain pretend
ed tax. or "treaKurerVpieteudcd fa deeds. The
first of said pretended tax deed being uiado
and execmed by illiam I- ll.il.bs then county
treasurer of Cass county to Seidcn N. Merriam,
on or about the .Itli day of September, 1873. 1 ho
second of said prclundtid tax deeds being made
and executed bv John C. Cummina, then coun
ty treasurer of Oaw cctiuty, to tho said Sclden
N. Merriam on or about the Htli day of May,
lSjJ. Tim third of waid pretended tax iectis
riiijr made and executed by Juno M. Patter
son, then county treasurer of Cass county, to
tha taid Selden N, Merriam on oraUout the mil:
day of July, 1878. All of said deeds pretending
tocmiTeyU you the north (n) half ft) of the
loutheant ( e) quarter (f), and south f half
i 'i ) of noit'ieaxt (n e) quarter i Ul of ction No.
twenty- iglit 281, iu township No. ten 10!.
north o" range No. nine ), eat of ilie otli 1. Ai.
lying? id being in said Cas- county ami fume
of Neb.!isk;u You are required to answer said
petition on or befora the day of ls7i,
or a decree w ill be taken again! you in acConl
with the prayerof said petition.
ANDREW 1YNAN.
Chapman & Rkoauv,
Attorneys for Plainiitff. 6i't5
Sheriff's SaieT
By virtue of an order of sale issued hv Win
L. Wells, clerk of the District Court within ami
for Cans county, Nebraska, ami to me directed,
1 w ill, on the 5th day of April. A. 1). 17!'. at lo
o'clock, a. in., of said day, at the south door of
the Court House iu said county, sell at public,
auction the following real estate, to wit; tin
west half Oi) of the northeast quarter () of
section twenty-six (2t), iii township No. twelve
(1.'). north of range No. eleven (11), east of llie
;th P. M.. together with the .nppurtcuaiices ;
inr ;:l;ic being levied upon and taken as the
liropeitv if Piiilip Riharf and George Schoe-
man. lii fciidauts ; to satlt-fy a Judgnient of i-Hid
court, recovered by Edward!. Dovey, plaintiff.
I laitsiiioutn, -eu , iiaicn ,.xn, a. i. is,.j.
R. W. IIYKUS,
Utr, ' Sheriff, Cass Co., Neb.
Sheriff's Sale.
Bv virtue of an order of sale ixsued bv Win. L.
Wel'.s. Clerk of the District Court within mid
for Cass County Nebraska, and lo me directed.
1 will on the 5lli d.iv ol April. A. I). IP7f. at 11
o'clock A. if., of said dav, at the houiIi door of
the Court House in Haul couDty. sell at Public
Auction the fnllowiii; real etate, to wit: Lot
No. one il.i, in block No. two hundred und
twenly-tiirce (?S) in t'lattsmouth citv, tiisn
countv, Nebraska ; The same being levied i.i
on and tken as the property of J. N. Randle
md Altizary Randle, defendants ; to satisfy a
judgment of said court recovered by 1 nomas B
tioriloii, luamiin.-
l'laltsuiouth, NcU., Marcli Sth. A. D. 1873.
50t5 R. W.HYEPS.
SiienfT, Cass Co., Neb.
Sheriff's Sale.
By virtue of an order of sale ii-sued hv Win . L.
Wells. Clerk of the District Court within and
for Cass County, Nebnu-ka. aud to ine directed.
twin on me am aav ot April, A. i. ih,'., at
o'clock. P. M..of raid day. at tlieHouth door
of the Court IIoum. in said county, sell at Pub
lic Auction the following real eetatc, to w it :
The northeast quarter and the cotithweit
quarter of section No. thrce(3). in township No.
twelve (12). north of range No. thirteen, (iai.ea.st
of the St II P. M. ; also lot three (J), and the
southeast quarter of the southwest quarter of
section thirty-four (:tl), in towns hip No. thir
teen (13) ncrth of range thirl ceo .1.".), cant of the
CthP. M., in Cass county. Nebraska, together
with the appurtenances. The same bnig levied
upon and taken as t tie tropp-trof Jason G. Mil
ler and Mary P. Miller, defendants ; to satisfy a
judgment of said court, recovered by Jacob
.cfever, plalntin.
PlattsmouUi, Neb., March r.th. A. D. 1873.
R. W. HVEKS.
50t3 Sheriff, Cass Co., Neb.
Sheriff's Sale.
Bv virtue of an order of sale issued bv Win. L.
Weiis. Clerk of the DMrtct t'ourt within and
for Cass County, Nebraska, aud to me direct ec".
I will on the 5tn day ol April, A. D. lS7y. at
o clock P. M., of said dav. at the south door
of the court house iu said county, seil at public
auction the follow-in;-: real estate, to wit : The
south half of the northwest fi nailer of hcciIoii
No. eight (hi, and the south east quarter of the
northeast quarter of section No. seven (.7). and
the southeast quarter of cectioii No. twenty
four C-'t), and a part of the nnitheat quarter
of section No. twenty-five 25). described as
follows : Commencing at the northecst corner
of said northeast quarter, and running thence
south, one hundred rods: thence west, one
hundred and sixty rods ; thence north one hun
dred rods ; thence east, one hundred and sixty
rods to the place uf betriiinin;, containing one
hundred acres. All the above described land
bciiiji in township No. twelve (li, north of
range No. twelve (12). cast of the filh P. M. i
also the north half and the southeast quarter
of the northeast quarter of section tweniy-six
Cjc,). town eleven (in. north of range No. twelve
(U), east of the 6th 1'. M. in Cass county. Ne
braska, containing in all 0 acres, more or less s
the came bcitiit levied upon and taken a-1 e
property of Emerson 11. Eaton aud S. M. Eaton,
defendants ; to satisfy a judgment c.f raid court,
recovered bv Jacob J-fever, plaintiff.
Plattsmouth, Neb., March Mb. A. D. 1879.
.. 50t5 R. W. HYKIW,
Sheriff, Cass Co., Neb.
Notice.'
Elizabeth M. alias Johanna Foltz, non resi
dent defendant is hereby notified that David
Foltz did on the 6t hday of February, A. I. l7l.
file his -petition hi the office of the Clerk of tho
District Court, within and for the Co. of Cans
and State of Nebraska, charginu Elizabeth M.,
lia.s Johanna Foltz with adultery with one
Lewis Couple and asking that he. David Foltz,
plaintiff, be divorced from the said Elizabeth M.,
alia Johanna Foltz, and thetaid Elizabeth M.,
alias Johanna Foltz h hereby notified that die
is required to appear an( answer said petit'on
on or before the 14th day of April 1379. or judg
ment will be rendered against her and decree
rendered according to the praver of snid peti
tion. David Foi.tz.
49t3 By Willett Pottenser, Attorney for PI'ff
Legal Notice.
In the District Court of the 2d Judicial District
in and for Caw Countv. Nebraska. Clara A.
Jones, plaintiff, yt. William Jones, defend
ant. To William Jones :
ou are herebv rotified that Clara A. J.itie
lias filed her petition against yon m the lls
trict Cotirt of CassCouirty Nebraska, pra-ins
that she may be divorced "from you. She avers
a cause uf action against you. neglect and d-
scrtior..and a failure to provide tlie rfestaries
of life for her. You re hereby notified to ap
pear and answer the said petition, according to
aw. or ludgment w ill be rendered against von
by default and rhe prayer of said petition be
granted. CLA KA A. JON ES,
I'y li. H. YVINDUAM, tier All '. SllS
Notice.
To Gcorfre I'arker, non-re idVnt defendant :
Ton are hereby notified that there w:w on
the 4th day of February, 179. a petition filed in
tiie District Court of Cass county. Nebraska, by
Marv M. i'arker. inayiiiK that sue may t.e di
vorced from you ; and alle-jiu In s;iid k titson,
as her grounds for so I'oing. w ilfull dc'ertioii on
vour part, :uid that unless you answer s si, I pe
tition on or before the icrh'day of Aj rtl. is7j.
the allegaf ia in said petition will le tr-'tca ui
true and itul-ruicnt rend.-r. d sccorilincly.
MAItV M. PAliKEB,
tZ ' - ' - - - -
Sheriif 'a Sal
V.r Mrf : i t iti or er
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,:.: iiiiri'itr if.
.'.':, Mr . ' i - f ici i tint VI "1 ; V .i.
t,H-tK ..!.'.. Vtl'l .Jl-i. ... I.. 1.M .(... '"'C
I w l!l on tile t:i ilj.y h, A. j). i-i
j o'clock n la., of said da v. Ht I'll soii.h
1 1 i iii .uu t on in a i .4 n'ti'iij, ,i i im... .
ui 11. ill t I.k foliow i:i le.il eia--, to w It : Con
in vi. tun 1 1 he soiuli nil h i i.i r of lot N o. on.
'1). ol - i:ti e--im c') I7.. iiwnh!p Iwpln
I-. ), i uu I'.i in rai.- I'liiiii rii 1 1 1 4-a-st of i 'I.; m:
P. .3.: I'niiii n ' itici.. t-J-i nlv fi.iir (24
!Oil
lllie-e imitii. rl
,1 m xli -six hun-
idiviiths ui-l:.o rmls
tiM'iice wst. twi'i.iv
1
lour od : i l.cfct ; 1 1 . .f .inn fhlv-m
hiuulrvdths (t. ti re to tiic i-ia.-e n !if,'it -
tiiitg. cotitmnii'g inn ii ere umre ot ls ; also m
tra't eoiHiiiiM'-iiiL,' ut u ,u. t iniiy-1 hrce i Jtt
f.Ml.-l eat of t nc noi Hi w -1 :,n . se.-iiou 7
I went v t'). in towuslnp No. thrive noitlt
t'f 1-niiRe No. lourlci n !. eK.;t u! the ftih P. M. ;
theiH-e rimiiiiig south forty (e'lodi; llieucr
cast, tiiiM-teoii jn rods ; th. ur'- ilnrth, foi7 y it
roils ; fiencc wp.untc:','ii il:ii'ort. to tue b
pinning, ioiita(miig four n.t l!:ie. -for.il
iKTin ; The --ame bciiig lc I. il npjn .iTid tskn
as the propel ty of lllisi.iua Mfrkelwait, WhtMt
ley Mickelw;:it :uid Pled. Mlcl.elwaif. tl.'fcnd
auts ; to satNfy a, judgment of smUI rottrf . recov
ered by Maty oleott. plaii.ttrT.
Plattsiuouih. Nebrriska, Ki ln ifn v Jtli Js7:i.
iJi:, R. W. Hyei:-.
Sheriff. Cass Co.. Neb.
i l
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Piirson's Purgative 1'illi made New Picl,
Blood, and will completely liaii-ie the blood in
the entire svtem in three months. An v.pcr
noii who will take I pill each niuht fioiii"T fo
1 weeks may be ictoicd to sound heitlth. II
mcli a I liing be K.ssible. Sent bv mail for A
letter (damps. I S. JOHNSON & Co.
51 14 laiiror .Maine.
r?S7-yTJ--Tar7f pTJ -;:' :?ttta
ui$ Lame Back &
f3 3 HK VilS'H CAfCINF. Ponocs Pl.AH-
II ' TKttlsfor lameness or weiikncss off
f 1: he back. i:iieuiiiatimii and all local aclo'-i ,
I jimiiis. tins best remedy known. It whs In-
Mventcd to overcome I he slow action ol tlie
II trdliiarv norous plastcrx. It relieve, pall
rjat once, and cures where other plaster" wlll-
IJaot even relieve Isold everywhere by I ru
i;ists. Price 2A cents.
V l.i in 1 - - ------- r - - - f - - f t. i mil..
ij.ii, umt L i ! .ill . il p.. '.hi lw.n 1-.'.
NEW SPRING WHEATS.
128 Bushels to the Acre.
791 Pound CHAM PLAIN -Sin Paundt DtKANCC
llrown from a Single Pound of Seed.
Ilc.ulrt r. to 7 in. long. 75 to PO kernels a h ':u!
CHAMPL.V I N. a red, bearded variety -cross,
between the Black Sea mid Golden Drop.
DKKaNCE. h white bald variety cciss be
tween the Club and a white California wheal.
Prices of each vaiicty : els. lx-r lb. : S lbs..
$7.. by mail prepaid : fc." mt peck ; ier biili.d.
Ouf Wh"Ht circular, giving cult I val Ion w here
by the above yields were produced, reports ot
S!ieesiul competitors for our tr'i'O pii'lniiiuiw
nlTcred in IsTH. and full of valuable inioi luation
to all wheat Kiowrr, mailed free to all applt
cants.
It. K. iJiss A Sons' (tiid "ook for the Farm
A ijarden. l.V. pp.. bci'nl Ifully tlluctratcd . inval
liable to all inp'rvsted in garib-lilir;. miided to
all aiipiicauls. It. K. BLISS& sons.
3 Barclay St. New Voik Ci;y.
rnNSUiMPTiON
ami a. I disoiileis ol tliC
H Throat and Luners &1
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..l I'ermanitiitlr 1 red.. i'l
tiDR. T. A. SI.OCCC.S GREAT REMEDVH
lvsYciLm:'' H
taken In conjunct Ion with liis
COMPOUND EMULSION OF
aPURE COD LIVER OIL?
EJ nnd hviKisumliites of --
g LIME and SODA. H
nk FREE BOTTLE tZ'dt
leach sullermg ai.plirunt .entlUig tlicu name
HP. O. and express address to
lr. J .
MA. Slocum, 1S1 Pearl St
NVork.
, .Ntw
47t4
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The Mason & Hamlin Orgav
Instkictor is the title of a Ntw
Work arranged expressly for. the vm
of Scholars hy Mr. T row bridge whurio
Musical ability and long connection
with the Company has eminently fitted
him for tlie work which he has been
so successful in arranging; the studies
are very progressive and complete and
the collection of music .throughout is
tin?. Our Musicians are a unit in rec
cemmending it. Uooks can be obtain
ed at Mr. O. P. Johnson'-) Drug Stort.
James Pettee, Agent,
4-Uf Plattsmouth, Xeb.
H. A. WATERMATI & SON
Wholosale and t'ctall Dealers Iu
PIXE LUMUEIl, '
LATH.
SHINGLES.
SASH,
DOOKS,
BLINDS,
ETC..
ETC
ETC.
Man. street. Corner of l'lfth,
PLATTSMOUTH, - - - - NEB
Still Better Rates for Lumbei
HENRY BGFCK
i) ha lei: in
SAFES, CHAIRS,
etc.. inc., r.TC,
Of All Descriptions.
METALLIC BURIAL CASE.
WOODEIT COFFI1T-
Of all sizes, ready made aud void cheap for ci.
With n-nny thanks for pa-"t patronage. I ii
invite all to call and rvvhiiue my
LARGE STOCK OK
" 40lf. fl'BVTr'lE AXI) C'OFfr 1.
W. H. BAKER &. C
Having purcliased the
Stock of Good
rirnierly owned by
ELI ;LU3I3IER,
Will continue tho busliics at the old BtJiiid
w ill be pleased to iee all the former pal
rone of tbe liou'-e an- hope by
FAIR DEALING-,
keeping a
First Class Stoc
In Every Dep?.rt-iCTnt, a:;d .Telling nu (.
marjiiiis to nierrt cd sturea large hb:c uJ -
Trade of Cass Cou-v
f ...
Cive us a tr'i.1 ant be convinced.
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