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LOCAL NEWS.
- A. C. I)o" doJed out of town
S ttur!.iy night.
Frol Goenler lias all !jrt3 of
haiilwate for sale.
HiNcs, boUs, nails, &c, for sale
at Ficl Gocrder's.
Ashiej is doing sutno nice paint
ins on Fitzgerald Block.
--All kin'ls of Ma.diiiio oils for
Tl.-ic.ilicid, at .Smith & Illack'a. 11
Hardware and Agricultural Imple
inri's for sale at Fred Goerdci's.
- 11x1 eh:k Bros., tailors, are ex
pectir.y a lai je stoclc of goo Is soon.
The ll-?v."brud ler" Watson seems
to lo "catching" it from all quarters.
n,o i;i(U'stiuctil)Ie celluloid Col
lars mid Cuffs rit ' W'escott nr.d For.
eir.i. it
Mrs. Medea's housa is looming
u; ai:d lohs very imposing with the i
awfll fiont. !
Billy Ilassler'd houso just laoms
u; and is going 'to he qui to an i in nos
ing r sidenco.
TIu Govornment Survey Tug,
"Irs", wiJi her iron wlioels is as cute
RS ii .iLnJ o Utv.
The" iK'W i'"t of;jce hui!ii)g is just
loo-ning uj) and "Cap" expects to he
n .i lv to tivv soon.
Th" hridg" at South !U:ul is under
way. Tlieen' ine for the pi'.o driver
r.i 1 1 vi-.
onilav.
Frank Carrutu sells Gennino Sing
er Sc.vfpg Midlines, and gets s-)l 1 by
genuine .-'iaging infants.
--Ti e ?di..d b. I! i-tngvth,ii:t to call
tie sfVdnrs, but th? teachers and oth--i
i ;ittf n 'ling the Jiintilule.
About the happiest man inXe'.is
T .-. M.:i siaml. He has at lat gt
those "Dai ks" off his liands. -
-IffTiry Iloeek is luihling a new
ham. lr0; tl.at i.-, h'j is shuwiag
Filer F if'vs how to build it.
llniy li-jeck hns got IVtcr Bates
li4. k ,ig r.n, and i s puUing a limitless
a:i.n'i!;tor i m proTeiuen :s on his place.
Old pickle lunch and fresh radish
es, to say nolhina of otli.r tilings good
to cat ari l drink at Kl Uosenbaum?,
daily. . 1
--llobeit Sherwood has enlarged his
front too. n to enable him to get his
faL increasing stock of boots and
s1h.cs on sale.
AVi'.I Wells returned from a short
visit, to his farm, Tuesday. S:!js his
rf;-.!s ;ire growing nicely, but are
choked out in places with ropi.
--All our fanner friends wanting a
Fivniimn List of the Cass Co. Fair will
be S'ipp'ied by addressing the secreta
ry. Mr. J. X. Wise, at this place.
We need a night watch here, in
fa t, with the constant addition of new
people and strangers we must increase
ur pol:ee force, no matter what the
Cost.
Bill Stout has bought another
stent; quarry, opposite South Bend.
This time it is not on the LT. F. We are
afraid the South Flatte will get Vil
li .r. y-t.
Mr. Wesott is building a very
nn e little house just east of Capt. Falm
cr"s on High School Hill. We are glad
to see- this as it looks as if Mr. W. had
cimc to stay.
Father Flurnmer docs not leave ns
for the present, but goos after awhile
to visit his relatives in I own, until Mr.
Eli riumi.ipr an I family are settled
r.gili-, so he telli us.
Rev. TI. B. Burgess of St. Luke's,
take- a month's vacation fter next
S av, and will prnl a portion of it
in Yankton, P. T. His first month's
p"ay in eighteen years.
Schwartz the Fainter is bnek in
about the same condition he left, and
now proposes to go through our friend
Biieinhackl for sundry reasons. R.
. avs: "von fools rait me, vou get a black
r3e."
.Toj. I.rvsley ha3 the premise of
the nvst abundant erop of grape3 this
yr.ir nnd apples, Joe. is j'it loaded
down with apples or TFapples as Joe
persists in denominating his !est vari
eties. The boys pay Billy Baker got the
p-wwnlk fixwl, alongside of Mathews
ctoro for his boys? to rm velocipede
on. Anyway its the nicest velocipede
track in town" and Tommy Farmele
fir;-i fo'ir.d that out.
Wo omitted to mention last week,
the death of W. W. Connor, of Con
cord, at 0:;nli i. The poor man had
beo-i th victim of constant dissipa
tion lately, and did as two policemen
v-nre taking him to th station house.
A fe.v ya. rig . h vv: the riatta fer
r ! 1 i ..i : i-i was a n'mof
j.)"-ms .. :J !..: .. 'vhiky. c.frds and
WO-nrr;.
J'eioiinI.
Mr. and Mrs. Fitzgerald made Flatts
mouth a flying visit last Friday.
Mr. V. ' V. Leonard left last Tuesday
for a visit fo Chicago and Galena.
Mrs. Thomas J. Evans, of St. Jo.
came up to visit friends last week.
Mis. W. J. "White returned to Platts
mouth from her visit to Rulo, last
Friday.
Miss Florence Richardson, of Kight
Mile Grove, is attending the Institute
at this place.
Mr. P. R. Mulligan, returned from
Missouri last week, where he has been
visiting friends.
Mrs. G. F. Gyger, left last Thursday
for Lincoln and other points on the
B. & M. to visit friends.
Dr. Schildknecht, who has been quite
seriously threatened with fever wo are
glad to see is about again.
Hon. Evander Barnum was in town
Tuesday, looking as hale and hearty as
all old Nebraska settlers should look.
Hon. T. X. Bobbit, of Tipton pre
cinct, was in town yesterday with his
father and sister on thuir return borne
to Iowa.
Mr. OHourke of Wisconsin, who
has been visiting his brother Capt.
O'Kourke for some weeks returned to
Wisconsin last Tuesday.
Frank Cranmer, B. & M. Machinist,
has been under the weather for a few
days, but was out Tuesday, under a
wide straw hat, safe and sound again.
Mr. M. A. McKinnon. Carpenter in
the B. & M. shops. started for Fremont
Saturday afternoon, where he will
make his friends of that place a short
visit.
Miss Frankie Fellows, from Ran
dolph, Iowa, arrived in Plattsmouth on
Fi iday last, and went west to South
Beml on Saturday, to visit her Bister,
Mrs. Wui. L. Wells.
Mr. Chas. Schaettle, former clerk of
W. IT. Baker & Co., can't leave ' some
attractions" in Fiattsniouth. He stay
ed away for two weeks, and again
made his appearance.
Wo regret to learn that Mrs. S.Duka,
mother of Mrs. Bennett, Mrs. Cooper
and Mr. Jno. Iul-:o r-ns pri'i!dy ill
the first of the week, but glad to state
that she is now much better.
A brother of our old townsman,
Thomas Mitchell, Mr. S. X. Mitchell
and his wife, from Ohio, have been
visiting here for a few days. They
are just cn their return from S.'.n
Francisco.
M. O'Rourke, once the leading cutter
and fitter in Ann Arbor, Michigan, is
now running that department at the
house of Wescott & Powell, (which is
tho B-jss Clothh-g II'M-se.) and Mr.
O'lb:i'ko b.is already shown hi.i abili
ty, in Hip neat fitting suits that have
been turned ut since his -wi rival. A
long felt want has at last been fur
nished our citizens.
W. J. IIi-.,s. r takes a short vaca
tion to visit his father and mother in
Rad Key. Jay C v, Ind.. and the H KR
AI, n follows him to tell him Cass Co.
news. It wishes hirr, also a pleasant
visit.
Two verr handsome prize cups
have been received by Dr. Livingston
and Sam'l Long, from the Bnch Show
committee, for the dogs, "Brian" and
"Dash." Both dogs and men are proud
no doubt of these memoriala.
All those in want of Letter Fleads,
Bill Heads, Cards, Envelopes, &c, will
save money by getting first-class work,
which can be obtained only at the
IIkrald Officjc Htitixfactiim yiiar
antcfd, or not a nickle will be charged.
We hear that Plattsmouth is to
have a gymnasium: Orticers F. J. M il
daner. President ; W. R. Thomas awd
IL B. Ware, Vice-Presidents; II. M.
BushnFll, Secretary and R. G. Schmidt,
Treasurer,
ing.
A good move, keep it go-
Mr. IMummer's poetry appears
again this week on th-3 outside of the
paper, owing t au oversight in one
of our ' typos," who left out the 8th
and 9lh verses, w hich emission was
not noticed in timo to correct hist
week.
Tha IIf.kald house is thoroughly
under the dominion of carpenters, plas
terers, painters and paper hangers; ye
editor hangs out wherever he gets a
chance, and prays for deliverance frem
this miiFs, and he'll never do so any
more.
ITow are you now "Xeb. Cit?"
How do yon like it Mr. Sun? Show
your OTn liberality a little if you
plenpc, perhaps you'll have enough to
do to mind your homo business for 3
few days, without making fun of your
neighbors.
Trof. Love and family arrived in
Plattsmouth-last Thursday evening,
and proceeded at once to domesticate
themselves in the new house purchased
by him recently. We r.re glad to wel
come them to Plattsmouth, s.nd hope
they wjll not regret the change.
Last week we had such cool wea
ther that the poor darkeys over the
other side of the river, thought it was
pretty cold ef nights sleepin "on the
bare flo' of the car", but this week will
probably find it warm enough to sleep
on an ice box. or most any cool spot.
We call attention agaiu to the ab
solute necessity of r-corgaaizing our
Eoaud of Health at nee: and en
forcing its edicts. The late weather
has offered the best possible condi
tions for breeding miamastic diseases
and slough holes, creeks and other
nuisances need abating at once, posi
tively, decisively and without fear or
favor.
Fresh Milwaukee beer at
senbauin's in the keg daily.
Ed
Ro
1 . Good lee cold beer fresh daily at
E l Roscnbaura's. t
Teat hers' Iustilnte.
The Teachers' Institute here is start
ing with every appearance of success,
both as to numbers in attendance, and
interest. At present writing seven
have entered the first grade class, amd
nineteen the second grade class.
The following are t he names enrolled :
OF.NTXKMEX
G. A. Ashmun, D. A. Campbell, Geo.
Mitchell, W. C. Showalter, R. M. Lo
gan, Mathias Seail.T. B. Clark, W. II.
Allhouse, Bucephalus Wolph.
LADIES.
Mrs. R. S. Bo wen, Anna P. Scott,
Dottie Cok. Mrs. Flora B. Ashmun,
Ella Kennedy, R. A. Bird, Joanna J.
Young, Olive Gass, Louisa Shryock,
Medora A. Smith, Lizzie Horning, Ag
gie Sampson, Lilla Tucker, Dora O.
Searl, Florence Richardson.
So far, the weather has been unfa
vorable and many could net get in from
the county. Some 40 or 50 will be in
attendance by the close of the week.
Lectures on important subjects
will be given by parties from abroad.
We are glad to see such an interest
taken by both teachers and citizens,
and predict great benefit to all attend
ing.
Roil cf Honor.
The following scholars have been
perfect in attendance and deportment,
in District Xo. 43, during the month
ending July 18th, 187D: Ella A.Pow
ell, May McGee, Gertie McGee, Mar
tha McNurlin, Hattie McXurlin, Pow
ell Rantb. The following scholar has
been perfect in attendance during the
term : May McGee.
M edo it a A. Smith,
Teacher.
Correction.
A mistake was made by the secre
tary of the S. S. Association, in the re
dort of the S. S. convention, printed
last week; the name of the tre.isuror.
F. W. Scott, was writttn "F. IL," 'G.
II." fc "T. W. Scott. Only one Scott
was present during the convention.
Great Scot-land! We thought the
family was increasing rapidlv.
'cw (Hoods.
J. S. Duke has on the road a new
and complete line of goods, consisting
of Iron, Nails Steel, Axles, Springs,
Wagon ami Carriage Steel, Horse Shoes
and nails, in unlimited quantities;
which w ill be sold at bed rock prices.
Don't fail to examine before purchas
ing elsewhere. 1
Wanted.
A good girl to do cooking and house
work at the Grand Central Hotel, at
South Bend, Xeb., immediately.
181.3 II. A. Kihke & Co.
All parties missing their " Ads" in
this issue, will find them next week
with a good local notice as an apology.
Really, wow. if we only knew of
some office tha "Deacon" wanted, bad.
we would nominate him at once. The
onlv trouble with these newspaper
nominations is, the don't elect. Like
the "trial by newspaper" which may
convict, but cannot enforce sentence,
always.
We'll wager that Plattsmouth is
doing more .building than any. town
in the state. New bouses on every
side, the buildings at the bridge site,
and new additions everywhere. Next
we must have some new business hous
es on Main St. and then who will dare
call Plattsmouth a dilapidated city.
Captain Welland of the Govern
ment River Survey, with his boat and
barges hare visited us this week. We
hope their opinion of the Mo. River
may induce the Great Father at Wash
ington to modify tho c annel so that
his Nebraska Children can get some
use of the old thing besides duck shoot
ing. From Mr. J. I'. Young we receive
one of "Randall's Musical Tablets"
which he has for sale ami the use of
which enables the performer to play ae-
companiment3 and church music with
ease. We can hardly give an explana
tion of their working in these col
umns, but recommend our mu3ic lov
ing readers to give them an examina
tion and trial. The price is one dollar,
and the advantage gained said to be
worth ten times that.
Mr. Eli riummer has removed his
Lares and Penates from his fireside
in Plattsmouth and left us with his
family on Monday last, to take a trip
among the resorts of Colorado before
settling elsewhere. The departure of
Mr. Flummer and family is a great
loss to Plattsmouth, both in a business
way and socially, but if they find it to
their advantage to go, we can but wish
them success elsewhere and an occa
sional kind remembrance of their ma
ny friends in Plattsmouth.
We also were so crowded for space
last week that we omitted to state tho
result of Sheriff Hyers' chase after
Viall. On arriving at Lincoln, owing
to an alleged informality in the war
rant, he was delayed in getting his
reqn:sition, and when getting ready
to start for Atchison, where Viall was
detained, received a telegram that he
had escaped, and wa'.no doubt, on his
way to Pennsylvania, with the child.
It is undoubtedly the best for Cass
county, that we are thus relieved of
his present and probable futuro pres
ence here.
The City Council Saturday even
ing transacted important business;
raised the City Liquor License to S500,
received the report of the Committee
of adjustment of R. R. land, instruct
ed the Street Commissioner to make
repairs on bridge south of Moore's and
ou certaiu crossings and side walks.
Two nuisances were complained ef
and ordered abated, under the rules
and instructions of the board of health.
The alley north of Vine Street was or
dered cloaned. There were present
Mayor Jehnson, Councilmen Fepper
hersr. Leonard, Weekbach, Cushing,
"FcTlock and McCallan. Messrs Sharp
and Fairfield being absent.
Thoughts Suggested during the Silent,
Waiting Monicuts, at the Memorial
Service, Monday Ere., at tbe M.
Church, in Memory of S. S.
Ilinkle, July 11, 1S7J.
A deep silence pervaded the entire
assembly. A solemn hush bade e'en
the beating heart be still. '
w e thought how fitting this silence
tbis holy hush. Truly, if "words are
silver, silence is golden," in a moment
like this; for words cannot heal the
wounded soul, nor other hearts bear
its pangs. All crusned beneath the
blow, it must suffer on till the great
healer heals them. " In vain we tried
to fancy the genial, happy, courageous
one, occupying his wonted place among
us, when, as an electric flash, came to
us the words that Mary heard at the
sepulchre, "Why seek ye the living
among the dead, ne is net here, but
is risen."
Like a mighty warrior he has fought
a good fight, finished his course, kept
the faith. Henceforth there is for
him a crown of righteousness.
Time is the battle-field for eternal
life. Who are the victors, that we
may emulate them? Is it Baron Roths
child, with his deed to Palestine, and
millions of gld uncounted? Did
Vanderbilt's money or Caesar's fame
open to them the gates of pearl ? We
have the answer: "Inasmuch as ye did
it unto the least of one of these, my
little ones, ye did it unto me. Enter
thou Into the joy of thy Lord."
Who then would not rather have'
the record of a life given for the good
of others in that trying hour than all
the gold of Ophir. " Blessed are the
dead that die in the Lord, yea, and
their works do follow them."
"I gave my life tor tliee ;
What hat thou done for me?" r
writes the poet. Every age has had
its -willing sacrificial offerings for
truth and righteousness, (in our day
we count them by the thousands) that
the enslaved might go free. In this
contlict with the enemy of mankind,
"strong drink." men are falling on the
right and on the left, We bid mem
ory stay the vision, when it opens to
tho view our dead by the traffic in
human souls, and think of Hewlet,
who died on the rostrum battling the
evil, and a Gough, who must rest or
close the -sonllict forever. Livingstone
counted his life nothing if he might
bring a Walla to the Christ height. An
eminent divine said, "wake me at the
expiration ol two hours, tnat I may
resume work,' and comparatively as
soon did his life work cease. Thus it was
with our dear departed brother. The
over-reaching beat that the life current
demanded under the intense interest
and anxietv of the hour, that victory
might perch upon the temperance ban
ners, was more than was possible, anil
the record was made up "One more
sacrifice." I. S. D. Sr Fit lock.
Catholic Festival.
Notwithstanding the intense heat of
Tuesday there was a fair attendance
at the t estival at i itzgeraul s Hall in
the eveni .g, and the mazy dance had
its usual number of devotees. Wed
nesday evening was much cooler and
j;ave better opportunity for enjoyment.
The voting for a chair for the most
popular gentleman occasioned some
excitement, the contestants being G.
S. Smith. G. IL Thompson and P. Mc
Callan, the latter finally obtaining 181
votes and the chair. The most popu
lar lady proved to be Mrs. Hart, who
consequently rejoice, in a cake basket.
The fair was a success financially, al
though we ilia not learn to what ex
tent.
C. B. Parker of the firm of C. B.
Parker Ac Co., the great marble men of
Lincoln is in town. By the way he
has a very handsome specimen of his
work on exhibition in front of the
post office, which he and the Herald
have been try ing to get some one to spit
tobacco juice on (to show that it will
not stain) for two days. Singular
enough no ono would consent to dese
crate the urn. A small boy yesterday
was induced to give it one good squirt,
Parker says, w hich immediately rub
bed off, leaving the marble free of stain
and polished as ever.
A number of boys have been in
the habit of swimming along the rail
road track up near the bayou. They
also gobbled car doors to float on;
whenlhey got out into the stream and
the current became too strong they
abandoned the doors and let them
float to St. Louis. For both these of
fences Marshal Murphy had a number
of them arrested yesterday. After a
good lecture by the Mayor, and a sug
gestion that stealing from a rail road
Co. is as much theft ns from an an in
dividual, they were dismissed for this
time. It should be a caution for the
future.
lionorcd mid KliMicd.
When a board of eminent, physicians
and chemists announce the discovery
that by combining pome well known
valuable remedies, the most wonderful
medicino was produced, which would
cure such a wide range of diseases that
tnwst all other remedies could be dis
pensed with, many were very skeptical ;
but proof of its merits by actual trial
has dispelled all doubt, and to-day the
discoverers of that great medieine,Uop
Bitters, are honored and blessed by all
as benefactors.
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE.
In amounts of 84f0 and upwards,
on five years time. Interest to be 10
per cent., payable semi-annually, as
accrued.
No Commission charged the Borrower,
Apply to I). II. Wiieeleu & Co.
July 1G. 1879. 17tf.
Feed and Flour Store.
Waverly Allen luis opened a flour
and feed store in tho trout room of the
Saunders house where he will keep con
stantly on hand all brands of flour,
feed, kc. Call and see. 10t4
Waverly Allen.
A MONTH jrunranteed. $12 x dav tA
home made by the Industrious. Cap
iat! not requireil ; v wiil fl.nt you.
Men. women. luy and eirle muke mon
ey faster at work for us than .it any th in ir fsi.
Thu uork i lil.t and t'iaa.nt. aul sucli .s any
one can pj rijrht at. Those who are wise who
m o tI:N no ict- wiH ppiid i:s their adilresx'.s jtt
nn"e a-i'l see for thetuselveo. Cctlv outfit and
teiiii-f free. Now ij the time. Those atrenUy
:i work arc lav:i:ir up lai'-e mims ct lumii-v
Address T1IVK CO., Autjiista, Maine. 13Iy
$300
Ordinance No. 95.
An Ordinance providing Rttenue for
the City of l'latlsmonth, in the
titate of Nebraska, for the year of
i.y.
Section 1st. Be it ordained by the
Mayor and Councilmen of the City of
i'lattsmoulh, that there shall be and
is hereby levied on all the real, person
al ana mixed property, within the cor
porate limits of said City, not exempt
from taxation by tho laws of the State
of X ebraska, a tax of Four (4) mills on
meaoiiar ior uenerai nevenue pur
poses rcr th8 jear 1S9, said levy to be
made on the valuation of said proper
ty as shown by tho assessors' Rolls, of
said City for said year.
Section 2nd. That there shall be
and hereby is levied on all the real,
personal and mixed property, within
the corporate limits f the City of
Plattsmouth, not exempt from taxation
by the laws of the State of Nebraska,
a.tax of Three (3) mills on the dollar
for the support of schools in the City
of Plattsmouth, in the County of Cass
and State of Nebraska, for the year
1879, said levy to be made on the valu
ation of tho property of said City as
shewn by the assessors' rolls for the
year 1879, and that said tax shall be
payable in money only.
Section 3rd. That there shall be and
hereby is levied ou all the real, person
al and mixed property within the cor
porate limits of the City of Platts
mouth, not exempt from taxation by
the laws of the State of Nebraska, a
tax of seven (7) mills on the dollar, for
the payment of Teachers wases for
the year 1879, said levy to be made on
the valuation of the property of said
City as shown by the assessors rolls
for the vear 1879, and that said tax
shall be payable in money only.
Section 4th. That there shall be and
hereby is levied on all the Real Estate,
within the corporate limits of the CiU'
of Plattsmouth, not exempt frem tax
ation by the laws of the State of Xo
braskaa tax of Two and one half (2)
mills on the dollar for the payment of
principal and interest on the Chicago
Avenue Bonds, said levy to be made
on the assessed valuation of the Real
Estate only ef said City, as shown by
the Assessor's rolls for the vear 1879.
Section Sth. Thai there shall be
and heiebv is levied on all the Ileal
Estate within the corporate limits of
the City of Plattsmouth, not exempt
from taxation by the laws of the State
of Nebraska, a tax of two and one
half (2o) mills on the dollar for build
ing bridges, opening, widening and
grading streets and avenues, building
culverts and sewers and for construct
ing foot walks across streets in said ,
citv, during the vear 1879, said levy to
be made on the valuation of said prop
erty as shown by the Assessor's rolls
of said city for said year.
Section Cth. That there shall be
and hereby is levied on all the Real,
personal and mixed property within
the corporate limits of the City of
Plattsmouth, not exempt from taxation
by the laws of the State of Xebraska, a
tax of six (C) mills on the dollar for
the payment of Interest due for the ;
year iSiU, on certain bonds voted iy
the City of Plattsmouth in the year
1S'59, in aid of the construction of the
Burlington & Missouri River Rail
Road in Xebraska, said levy to be on
the assessed valuation of said proper
ty as shown by.the Assessor's rolls for
said city for the year 1879, said tax to
be paid in money only.
Section 7th. This Ordinance shall
be in force and take effect from and
after its passage and publication ac
cording to law.
Passed and approved this 7th day of
July A. D. 1879.
Attest : J. W. JOHNSON.
J. D. .BimI'Son, Mayor.
City Clerk.
Ordinance No. 8(.
In Ordinance to amend Ordinance No.
No, entitled. An Ordinance to regulate
the nale of malt, spirituous ami cin
ouff liquors, and to tepewl Ordinances
No. 42. 77 and 82, of the City of
Plattsmouth, Nebraska.
Be it ordained bv the Mayor and
Councilmen of the City of Plattsmouth
that the part of Sec. 1st of Ordinance
Xo. 83, whreh reads " That any person
or persons who are dealers in mair,
spirituous or vineous liquors shall first
procure a license for which he, Fhe or
they shall pay the sum of twenty-five
dollars per annum, which sum shall be
paid annually in advance; be amend
ed so as to read " That any person
or persons who are ueaiers in maic,
spirituous or vinous liquors, shall first
procure a license for which he, she or
they shall pay the sum of Two hun
ered Dollars per annum, which sum
shVil be paid annually in advance."
This Ordinance to take euect and bo
in force on and after the 11th day of
ne-ust, F79.
Pass-d and approved July 19th, 1S79.
Attest: J. W. JOHNSON,
J. D. Simpson. Mayor.
City Clerk.
Ordinance Xo. 1)7.
ln Ordinance to amend Ordinance 80,
entitlid an Ordinance providing for
the assessment and collection of Li
: ccjise Tcr.
Beit ordained by the X'.iyor and
Councilmen of the City of Plattsmouth,
Xebraska, that the part of Sec. 1st of
Ordinance No. 8(J which reads as fol
lows: "Saloons for the sale of spirit
uous, malt and vinous liquors at re
tail, payable semi annually $175.00;"
be amended to read: "Saloons for the
sale of spirituous, malt and vinous
liquors at retail, payable annually in
advance !?;)00.00.
This Ordinance to take effect and be
in force from and after August 11th,
1879.
Passed and approved Julv 19th, 1879.
Attest: J. W. JOHNSON,
J. D. Simtson. Mayor.
C.ty Clerk.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Dou't he Deceived.
Many persons say " I haven't got the
Consumption" when asked to cure their
Cough with Shiloh's Consumption
Cure. Do they not know that Coughs
lead to Consumption and a remedy
that will cure Consumption will cer
tainly and surely cure a cough or any
lung or throat trouble. We know it
will cure when all others fail and our
faith in it is so positive that we will
refund the price paid if you receive
no benefit. Is not this a fair proposi
tion. Price 10 cts. 50 cts. and SLOO
per bottle. For lame chest, Back or
side, use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price
25 cents. For sale by Chapman &
Smith. Druggists.
Why will you suli't-r with Dyspepsia
and 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 75 cts.
For sale by Chapman & Smith, Drug
ists. II AC KM LJWCK" a popular and
fragrant perfume. Sold by Chapman
& Smith, Druggists, Plattsmouth, Neb.
oily cow.
i-lAQ'TS WANTED FOR HISTOSYJ
utfiTES'L EXHIB!
WHISTLE DOWH BRAKES !
AND SIDE-TRACK IN FRONT OF
nn
ET3
escott and Powell9
ESCOTT AND POWELL
AI 3
6 6
IB (ID
DID "5TOTX IE 7"E3K
See Such a Stock o Goods ?
N&l Never!
Well, Hardly Ever I !
We are the leaders of the style, as yon may plainly see;
We bay our clothing all the while, of WjiscOTT f- P.;
'2' there ire g t our Shirt, our Coats, Vests, and Pants.
"And so do our JSistcrs and our Cousins and our Aunts"
Xol)liost and Latest Styles of Suits Aivftil
ENGLISH WORSTED SUITS, FRENCH DIAGONAL SUITS,
SCOTCH SUITS, CHEVIOT SUITS, CASSIMEJIE SUITS.
STRAW HATS, FELT HATS, PILES OF HATS.
HOYS' AND CIIILDRENS' CLOTHING, TRUNKS AND VALISES.
o
" 'It'-Will cell yon re.Tdy made stiils. or tiike v"'ir order and make vou a suit, or el vom
the niece snort. The well known entter and litter. Mi-. M. CHourke, Mill execute their work in
that line an.l guarantee satisfaction. 7iy
Kuropenu Hotel.
This is a new lot el, opposite the
Acailemy of Music, () street, I.inoin,
Nebraska. 1. is first class in every
respect. Good sample rooms for com
mercial men. Terms, 7. per dav.
iSrEXCKi: A fiuooKs,
441y Proprietors.
."o V vstu rti I'i-amily can all'ord at
this season to be without ISrownN
Itlnrkberry and t-Ingcr, a safe,
reliable ami pleasant remedy for Diar
rhea, Dysentery, Summer Complaint
and Cholera Morbus. It has boen tried
for ten years, and i endorsed, by phy
sicians and drugtrists. Pre cure a b"t
tle at once. Delays arc dangcroas. For
sale everywhere.
To mwi . Y V. H, or J s,.'0 a day
in your own locality. Noiisk. Wo
men do as w 1! as -men. Many make
more than the amount suited aoove.
Net one can fail to make money fast. Any one
can do I lie work. Vou caa make from "o cents
tos-jnn hour by devoting your evenings-and
cpare time to t he business, "it eots nothing to
trv the bi.sirrt-is. Nothing like it for money
tna'!iii: ever etf, r d before. l!usi:iess j-leasant
and ffrictlv honor tide. Header, if you want t
know all ahout til best piiyi::ur btl.-im-ss before
the public scad us your adilres.s and we will
send you full part iciilars and private terms free :
i-i!ii:p'b wortii .".- also live ; you -an then make
up your mind for yourself. Address tJKOlaiE
s'i'fNsbX & CO., Vortlaud, Maine. l.ily
Caution lo Smokers.
From ami aftr the lt 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
pltl manufacturers. None are genu
ine unless phiinlv labeled:
JULIUS PF P P F I 1 UI J O,
M ANUrACTCIlKR,
Plattsmouth. - - Nebraska.
Call in and tec Fred (loos' new store
in basement of New City Hotel, lllf
Carpet Weaving.
Miss Agathe Hansen will from now
on be ready to do all kinds of carpet
weaving, at the lowest possible rates.
Leave orders at Maldaner & Herrman's
store. IGif
A V.'F.KK iu your own town, and no cap
ital risked. "You can ive the lendness a
trial wiihout expense. The best oppor
tunity ever ottered tor those wtliimi to
woik. You should fry nothing e'se until you
see for yourself -a hat you can do at the business
we idler. No room to" explain here. You can
devote a!l your time or only your spare thai: to
the business, ami make jrreai pay lor every
boi r vou work. Women make as much as 1 ten.
fc'eml 'for special private terms and nart iciilars,
which we mail free. S3 Outfit free. Don't com
plain of hard times while vou have such a
c'laiiee. Address II. HaLMCX & CO., Porllanrt.
Maine, b".ly
Tlic OlU sestlcr ant Sew
COmcr are deciding that eastern
medicines are not adapted to western
diseases, and that ISi ovn'S Ycfie
l;iWe Liver Zills are the only reli
able remedy for relieving Constipa! ion,
IJiliousness, Sick Headache and Tor
pid Liver. And that lltireca. .4 erne
IiJ! iiercr fail to cure the chills
when taken oji tli reefed.
For sale by Dr. W. K. Donelan, Chap
man & Smith, J. IL Buttery and O.'F.
Johnson.
lltf Plattsmouth. Neb.
Louisville While and I Tre ltrick Works.
Capt. J. T. A. Hoove'-, Prop. Brick
of every kind -Wall, ornamental ; fire
brick especially for Bakers, Brewers,
Foundry men, .tc. Write to J. T. A
Hoover, Louisville, Neb. ICtf
Cllere.-Yiii can make money bv selling
our Sterling Chemical Wick. Never need
trimming No Miioke tr smell 10 cents each. :i
for 2.1 cents. Send stamp forealaiogue of Won
derful InviMtions, staple and fanevgoods. Par
sous, Foster Co., I2." Clark Sr.. Chicago. lmU
in pnn X.iMKS of residents wanted. For i"
lUillUJ names and 25 cents we will send
vou a line siik hani kerehiet. every
thread silk. Itegnlar price, 1. on. t!. Foster.
& Co.. I Clark Street. Chicago. 111. lmti.
. Notice to Teachers.
Fxaminallou of persons wishing to
tea h in Cass county, will be at the
following limes and places:
At Plattsmouth, 1st Friday and Sat
urday in January, February, May, Au
gust, October and November. At
Weeping Water, 1st Friday and Satur
day in March,-1 uie and September. At
Louisville 1st Friday and .Saturday in
April, -Inly and December. Notice of
other examinations will be given.
D. D. Mautindalk,
41mG Superintendent.
"D tfWQTll WQ Kverv wound or Injury. even
X Xiix OXUll O-by accident or any disease en
title a soldier of the late war to a oensioo. All
pensions bv the law of Jan.. Is7ii. hej.Mii back at
date of discharge or death of a soldier. All en
titled should ni ply at once. Thousands who
are now diawing pensions are entitled to an in-CP-aso.
Soldiers and widows of the war of isl2
and Mex.-aii war. ciitili.-.l to pensions. Fees in
all cases, onlv .!'i. 00. Send to stamps for new
laws, blanks iinrt instructions to Nat. W auk
Kktzokuai.I). U. S. Claim Att'y, Pox fss. Wash
ington. D. C. 15ml
LEGAL NOTICES.
Probate Notice.
In the matter of the Estat-of Mathias Tyson,
deceased. In the County Court of Ca'S Co.,
Nebraska.
Notice is hereby given, that E. W. Barnm i.
Executor of the last will and testament of tbe
Said Msth'as Tyson deceased, lw mad' appli
caliou fr final "settlement, and that said cause
Is set for hc-irintr at mv oibce at Plartsmontti.
on tiie 29th day ol Augm-t A. 1 1.. W!. at 01 e
o'clock P. M.. on said day : at w hich tune and
place, all persons i.i:erested may be present and
e.atn:us s,a!.! accounts. A. N. Si ia.iva.v.
I'latts:i:vjLilIi, July 21. :S7:. Co. JLarise.
13 tt
mm
w a vr w
$66
I
& POWELL
9 9
-o
Clic:?).
Legal Notic
Default having been made in the condition
of h certain chattel montane beartnp date of
July 2nth, l'?7. and filed and indexed 111 the
records of Cans enmity. Nebraska, on the '.d
day of October, 1877. at 11-J o "clock a. 111.. on
which there is due at the date of thin notice,
tbe .slim of one hundred and two dollars and
tidily cents 1102.301 : eaid 11101 tace being j;iv
eu by J. C. Noel to Ann Allison, and duly cold
mid assigned for a full and raluable consider
ation, on or about the l:ttli day of March, lsru,
to Keed Brothers : we will acll at public auc
tion to the highest bidder, at the front door or
tbe I'oHt Ollice, in Weepinj; Water, Cass count v,
N'ebrnsiia, on the luili day of Augtut, A. l".
I87u, at In o'clock a. 111. of Maid da, the proper
ty in said mortiraye described, to wit : One
W ooster threshing machine, with Casey power
and the usual appui tenances thereunto beioug
I11K, to satisfy said amount and costs.
!St3 KKKDBSOS.
Sheriffs Sale.
I!y virtue of an aihis execulioH i-auert by Win.
I.. Weils. Clerk of the District Court, w ithin and
forC-as count v. Nebraska, and o me directed.
1 will on the ith day of August. A. D. 1K79, at
1i o'clock, a. 111. of said day, at tbe south door
of the i'ourt House iu I'lattsmoulh, in said
county, sen at public auction, the following
real estate, heretofore levied upon, to wit:
Sixty-fire 6.- acres of pround off of the
-:ii (e.1 sine 01 me f-otilliwerl ij-iarter (s w k,i
01 me norinwesr quarter (n w "41 and the
northwest quarter (11 w Ht) of the southwest
quarrer(sw of section number twnty-.-.i.v
(26), in ton-ushio No. twelve (l ;i north ratine
: hirt. en u:; ea-t of the Cth P. M.. in Cass coun
ty, Nebranka, and more particularly described
a commencing at -1 point three iK chains and
Mtventy-nine v7!i links east of the northwest
(n w) corner ol the southwest ;uarter is -v '.j)
of ihe riorl iiwest iiar-r i u w 4 of said sec
tion number t wenfy-uix CKj, and running I hence
east, iu the eighth (Rth) section line Hixu-eii
(10) chains and twenty-five (25) iink, to the
northeast 01 e corner of the southwest quarter
(s w of the northwest piarter(n w ",ol said
section, thence south. In the eighth (tslh) sec
tion line, twenty t20 chains to the quarter
section line eat and w est tlirnh said Pection :
thence runuiDg west, sixteen (1C chains and
twenty-five A link)) : thence north, twenty
(20) chaina, to tbe place ot beginning; said
tract of land thua described containing thirty
two and fifty one-hundred ths ('Al rxi-r-n) acres ;
also commencing at a point three (31 chain
and eijThty-one (811 links wet of the quarter
1. ti 'section corner on west side of said section
iwiiity-klx cm) : thence east on the auarter 'it
sc tion line, sixteen ( la chains and tweutv-foe
r.'.'i) linkK. to the northeast (n e) corner of the
southwest quarter O w H) of said section;
thence outh in eighth (Sth .1 section liae twen
ty (if) chains, to southeast is e) corner of the
nori hw est. ouai'ter (n w "-4 of tiie southwest
quarter (s w Kji of snirt sec 1 inn twenty-six (2tji ;
uieiice west, on the eighth (K:h) section line,
ixteeii (16) chains ami tweni -live &") links;
lln-uc-e norih twenty (-.to chains, to tiie place ol
beginning, and containing tliiriy-two ami fifty
one-hundiedtlis (:?Z 50-100 ) acres, making in afl
sixty-five ('5 acres of land, the same being
the sixty-five acres of ground heretofore, on
the 20111 day of July, 17. advertised for sale
tinner an execution issued in this cause, and
the sale of wlncii was enjoined by iefendant,
and which Injunction has been by the counsel
aside and held for naught, 'lhe same being
levied upon and taken as the property of Wm.
It. Porter, defendant ; to satisfy a judgment of
said I'ourt. recovered, by First National Uank
of P!:i: Isiuotith, Nebraska, plait:ti!f.
I'l.ii ,s:i uuth, N ooiiiSKa. .luiv 24t b. A . D. If-Tn.
j:. v. hvkks.
1H Si.erilf Cass Co. Neb.
Attachment Notice.
State of Neb.. Cass Co. In Justice's Court, be
fore K. J. Martins. J. P. Kvitus Co., plaint
iffs vs. Patrick Fitzgerald, deft.
On the 2rt day of July. A. D. Is'.";) said Justice
issued an order of attachment in the above ac
tion for the sum of f 4"..oo.
17U KVANS& CO , Plaintil .
Greenwood. July 8, 187-.I.
Legal Notice.
Notice is hereby given that all person are
waned against purchasing a certain note given
bv
t ie to W in. Met, dateil March 1
t. 1S7.I. due
eight mont lis after date, for the sum of .!,;
is
I have an onset :0111st said note. j ;o.
Signed at Weeping Wat-r. Nebra-ka. June
2jtii, i5t4 John 11. davis.
Legal Notice.
W. W. Davis, plaintiff, vs. James A. Einns, tle
foiidant. The atiove non-resident defendant will take
notice that 011 the 30th day of Juae, 187;. an c
1 ion was commenced before J. Chase, a .) usl ice
of the Peace in and for Weeping Water pre
cinct.. Cass County Nebraska, against said de
fendant, to recover the sum of seventy six dol
lars and fifteen cents (76.15), and that your
goods and chatties have been attached, and
that uiilcKS you appear and answer by the lsth
day ol August, 1S7K, judgment will be rendered
against you. iu accordance with the claim of
said plaintiff.
Signed at Weepins Water. Cass countv, Ne
braska. Julv 7lli, ls7J. W. W. DAVIS.
1013 Plaintiff.
Sheriff's Sale.
Fly virtue of an order of sale issued by Win.
I.. Well, clerk of the District court within ar d
for Cass coiinlv. Nebraska, and to me directed,
I will on the 11th day of August, A. D. 17;). at
II o'clock, a. in. of taid day, at tne south 0001
of 1 be Court House, in said county, sell at pub
lic auction the. following real estate, to wit:
The northeast quarter t n. e. ol the south
west quarter (s. w. '(l f section twenty-two
(22). township No. ten (In), nortll cf range No.
nine . eat of Ihe Cth P. M., together with the
appurtenances : The came being levied upon
ami taken as the proper! v of William Wright,
Klla'tli Wr.-ht. and Mary M. Sn... k. d f. nrt
anls. to satisfy a judgment of said court recov
ered bv Nicholas Sheppard & Co.. plaint ills.
it. w. li i-i:s.
Sheriff Cass 1 o.. Neb.
ri.lttsmonth. Neb.. July 7th, A. D. lsr'..
lf.ts
Legal Notice.
Al! persons interested in the estate of George
Sliafer. deceased, are hereby notified to le. ami
appear before the Hon. ti. ft. Pound. Judge of
the 2d Judicial Dist., Nebraska, al the iilice of
lhe clerk of the Dist. Court for l.ancastercot'.n
ty, in the city of Lincoln, at one o'clock p. 111.
on the 2Sth day of August. A. D. ls;a. 10 show
cause. If any there be. why license nhould not
be granted lo the undersigned. Administratrix
of said estate, to sell aud convey I he following
real estate bel uiging to said estate, for ihe pur
pose of pavinj the outstanding indebtedness of
said estate, to w it ; The east half (e',) of block
No. lunr(D. in '1'hoir. peon's a billion 10 the city
ef n iltMnoiith. iu tiie said county of Case, Ne
braska, according to the recorded plat tin reof.
EI.IZAI5LTH SHAFKlt,
1.31 1 AdininistNitrix.
Eridge
Notice.
Notice is hereby irlven that bids f.
struct ion of Tn Combination Diid
r the con
es, one 4:
o
and one .vi feet long: Thirteen Pile I'.ridtes.
2i. 20. 20. 20. ItJ. 20. 2n, 24. 20, 2". 22, 2f. arid 20 feet
respectively, and One I '.out I'.rtdgc. 24 feetlnng.
will be ic-e- ed sit the County Clerk's oiTiee up
to noon of September 2d. ln':i; a'so bid for
construction of stone abutments for bridge
across Wilson creek on south side of section 2.
town in. range will be received up to same
(late. Said bridges and abutments to be built
iu accordance with plans and specifications
now on file in County Clerk's oil ce. The oiin
t v Commissioners ri.--i-io lhe linht lo reject
any and ail bids ; also the privilege to add l.i
number of hi l itres to be b iilt at conir.iet price
for i -rid tit of like class, ri-ld ' -s w ill accom
pany biii- with plans aert spe -if'-atioiis.
II v older 'l t'oiiiuy Commissioners.
J. D. TOT.
0 . Clerk, CiiSs Co. Neb.
i'.y J. W. Ji..vm.V'".s, Deputy. 17M
Estray Notice.
Tnkn up ly Hip nhsr-rlhr hrlnir In Flatt.-
niouth. prectnet, Cs. ei tv. Julv 2. I7J. .n
bnitlit liny mare, a whif Mud feet, anil Is what
is known a a slump .sucker.
1X15 WM.H. RHKrriElM.
Attachment Notice.
Filwjird A. ltydnrvs. M. YounyMedt. C'hle:'"
Illinois, before l:-i1il .leal V, .1. 1'., in uiul lor
as Co., !.
Tli above-named drfeml.uit will tnke notice,
that the cald Kdwrin Jearv. .lustice of th
1'e.see. Nsued an order of alUiHmicut m tlio
above action for the miiii of u.i5, and tint
the said cause Is continued until the 2'.th day
of Auj;m-t. at one o'clock p. in. on fid day.
KllWiKI) A. KTUKK.
''h i'laiiitlff.
Sheriffs Sale.
Iiy virtue of an elocution Issued br Wm. I..
Vlls. Clerk of the llnin-r I'ourt. within and
for Cas eon"tv. Nebraska, and to rue diiccl
ed. I will on the Jt lU d:iy of Aucust. A. I.
l-70, at 10 o'clock a. in. of id dav, at the coutli
door of tiie Court 1 1 -use in said rount v, sell at
ublie auction I i:e follioviiu; re:U estate to it :
I. ot ten (10). block foii-teen (14) In the eit" of
rintt-nicut h. C'-ms couitv. Nrhr iska: 'I lie
same beirtr lev;ed n;in tnl '-n its the prop
erty of Win. A nn-l i on-Kba Armstrong,
defendants, to satisfy a judgment of .said eouit
recovered by Jacob Vailcrj Jr., j-luintttf.
U. W. HVKKM,
si:rlff Cm 'o.. Neb.
riattsiiinuth. Neb., July 23d, A. 1). 1S73.
1815
Sheriff's Sale.
Ty vo tue of nn order f f ale issued by Win.
I.. eiis. co rk of the pi.incl Court tvltblr. and
for C.-isi- count v. Nrhrn-ka, ami lo me directed.
I will on the luh dav ot Anoint. A. 1. IKM, .-it
10 o'clock iu m. of said day. at thn south door
of tlie Court House in s.ud county, veil at
public jii'.ctioo the f(lj.. in'; real ctaie to wit :
llic northeast ijuat ter. (n. e. V4 1 of necl ion bu.
nil (J). lowiiMiii No. tw-'ho il.'l ; also, tho
s.i:-!)! ball i. 'iioillh' n!:i;i half is. Kiof tbe
snet h c .li-t tjitnitei i. e. ' j of ii Ilui four .
tow li-Juo twelve i u. north m roir.- tlilrtr-n
l:t;..ea.si the At It 1". si.. h bur ti pro;er'y
of 1 ,u- (-1 :i I in ill : '4 he f-:liu heitit; levied upoii
.-hmI taken as Ibe rotei tj- of II. II. Point. ie
K ii.lai.I. to sal My a Judgment of said court, re
covered by John black, iilaintiif.
i:. W. IIYERS.
Rheriir l ass Co., Neb.
ri:i!!-anouth,Xel. July 7th, A. I). 17U.
i(U5
Sheriff's Sale.
V.v virtue of an or ler of sale l-suert bv Wm.
I.. Weils, clerk ol t!i- District Court within and
lui C:i-s County. Nebraska, and to ihodirccted,
I v 1 II 011 tin- 1 1 L It day of August. A. D. 187a, aL
1 oYhe-k p. 111, of said day, at tun south door of
the Court House In said county, sell ul puhlio
auction the following real estate, to wit : The
-inn Ii half (s. of the south half is. of the
sunt beast qua' ti r (s. e. '4 1 of section No. lour
( I), and the northeast quaiter (n. e. V of m-c-Con
No. nine (hi, all in township No. twelve (12)
north of range No. thirteen (lid cast of the ( lb
P. M , together with the appurietiHiices ; The
same being levied iijMtn and taken as the prop
erty of Henry II. IVltit. Klia I.. Pettu ami
John Filgerald. dleii(lants. to salikfy n Judg
ment of Karl court, recovered by Kobt. . Doom,
assigned to T. Ii. Cordon, plaintiff.
jc. w. u Yens.
Shcrifl Cass Co.. Neb.
Plattsmouth, Neb., July 7th. A. D. Is7i.
bit")
Mortgagee's
Sale.
Whereas 15. A. Noel, of Greenwood, Cs
county. Nebraska, did oil July 7lh, ISTS. exe
cute and deliver to A. J. I rittenoen a chat
tel mortgage upon her entire 'lock of general
merchandise, consisting of dry goods, grocer
ies, notions, Ac., together with all furtiltuie
and .1 x 1 1 1 1 ill her store building, and one iron
safe ; said inottgage being duly Hied tor record
in thn office of the Itecorder for Cass county,
Nebraska; and whereas there is f nil v due au4
unpaid on raid mortgage debt the sum of
Jrd.fi r, ; Notice Is hereby given that said moil
gageew ill lorccloKe said niertgng hy selling
at public auction said mortgaged property, or
so much theicof as may be l ecessaiy to pav
raid debt. :s aid sale to take place at inn afore
said store building, in the town of Greenwood,
Nebraska. on the 14th day of August. 1ST;) :
commencing at the hour id 2 o'clock, p. m. -f
said dav, and to be aojourned from d:y to c!y
until completed. A. J. CltlTl KN DKN.
lMi Mortgagee.
Sheriff's Sa'c.
Tv virtti" of an order of nb Issued bv Win.
y. Vells. Clerk of the District Court within and
for Cass county, Nebraska, and to me directed,
1 will ou the lllh day of August A. D. 1P7-J.
at '1 o'clock p. 111., of said day. at the south
door ot ih Court House in said county, sell at
public auction the following real estate to wit :
Southwest quarter (n. w S of section No. thirty-three
'.'i'ly, in township No. cleveu (11). north
(ii 'range No. thirteen t I.O. east of rU p. in...
and the north east quarter (ne1,) of section
four (t) in Township No. ten Ki north of range
thirteen east of the tali principle meridian,
and that part of the northwest quarter (11. w.
of seel ion four (4 ). township ten (101. north of
ramie thirteen ( i.t) east 6th I. M.. eommencint?
as follows, 10-wit : Commencing at the north
west corner of s.nd s. cl 1011 ; thence east to the
nort lie;it, corner of said quarter section;
thence south one bundle'1, and twe nly-four
(124) rods; thence west b ity-t. rie (i:i rods;
t hence nort Ii si x t v-t !i : e (i:., 1 rods leu Mid one
half ( in1 1 links : thence . sf one hundred anil
tw elve 1 M2i rods and live (..) links to ihe wst
line of said quarter section ; the, ice rortll sixty
o.i) nx'.s loiiricen ami one-liaif ilPj) links to
the place ot starting, containing 4no ; cres more
or less, together with the appurtenances; Tbi
vame being levied noon and taken as the pnp
errv of S. A. Osborn, Mary II. I'th-hard, busaa
J. Pilchard. Joepi (1. Prichard, George A.
Frichard. Mary Nettie A. Prichard. Martiu
Howard Prichard and Klmer Milloti Prichard.
defendant", to atify a judgment of said court
recovered by Harvey M. IfotiiiTtvell, plaintiff.
ii. y. ii i-.K.s.
Sheritl Cas-s Co., Net),
riattsmoutli, Nob.. July 7th, A. D. lsra.
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