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The Herald. LOCAL NEWS. We are given to bragging aWout our low Expenses, inl it is un incon trovertible fact that v sue en;ibl'd thereby to give our customers closer bargains. We want it distinctly un derstood that our stock is not made up from N. Y. auction iras'i but first ' class in every particular. We do buy some from Agents, but own the Goods as low as any dealer ;n t lie State, low enough any way to disgust and worry our neighbors. Call around and get a square deal. Oae price and no change. O. E. W kscott, the Boss clothier. 1 Roberts sells wall paper. 51tf -Where is Frank White's new boots. Fresh Strawberries at Bennett & 'Lew 13'! Get your watch i t paired by L. C. Erven. 1 t,r mixed paints go to Huberts Drugstore. 51 tf All woik warranted by L. C. Er ven. Jeweler. 1 New bnggv tops of all kinds at Streight & Miner's. 8t2 Organs cleaned and repaired by James Pe.tee. tf Don't fail to examine those sad dles at Chambers'. 812 The Hock Bluffs notes will be on the outside next week. A new lot of Saddles of all kinds at J. G. Chambers'. 8t2 The city jail had a little rest. Xo one in it -for several days. Examine those "gut center" whips at J. G. Chambers. 8t2 The Lincoln University Cadets are going lo Omaha to parade next Saturday. New is your time to get new bug cv too at Sireicht & Miller's. 812 Lawyer McLennan is going to move into one of Cap. Palmer's new houses. , Patent buggy tops of all kinds and prices at Stieight & Miller's. 8t2 Sam Barker shipped 70 car loads of cattle in 9 days, and 60 from here. 4 from Louiaville, 6 from Seward. I sell the best and cheapest bcots and shoes. I defy competition. 4tf Petek Merges. Bordered goods are all the rage; even the nobby new awnings on Main St. have holders in red and blue. Our W. W. letter reached here too late for this week. It will be publish ed next week very gladly. The Bank of Cass Co. has received a fine new burglar proof safe manu factured by the Hall Safe & Lock Co. Ci ites and Hamsey, attorneys and Notary Public, second door east of Court House. Piattsmouth, Neb. 5tGm Win. Wettencamp tried hard to get our new rope the other day. William, William from an editor too! Lafe O'Neil's foiks found a young butcher boy at their house not long ago. Sirloin chop, first class, and all doing well. Hot weather is coming on and a covered buggy is the thing to take your girl out in. See the new tops at Streight & Miller's. 8t2 We hear of a good many farmers losing mares this year in. foaling. Five died last week that we heard of. Recorder. In Germany an editor who writes a witty editorial is killed. Xo editor in Piattsmouth was. ever killed for that offence. The ladies of St. Luke's Guild will give a sociable at Mrs. Wm. Ballance's this, Thursday, evening. Turn out everybody. Gray hairs prevented, dandruff re moved, the scalp cleansed, and the hair made to grow thick by the use of Hall's Vegetable Sicilian IJair llenew er. Arrangements are being made for an excursion train to Omaha, June 12, the last .lay of the Saengerfest. We shall probably be able to say more about it next week. Lightning Rods Xo humbug. If you want your houses or barns rodded. and put up in good shape, no fraud, no humbug, go to J. W. Clark Weeping Water. 7tf After a severe relapse during which the parents and friends almost lost all hopes of her life little Ora Smith is at last getting better, and we hope permanently. The best and cheapest, The finest and neatest Shoes and Slippers For little trippers al Merges. 4tf Ayer's Ague Cure is an infallible cure for Fever and Ague in all its forms. The proprietors warrant it, and their word is as good as a U. o. bond. Trial proves it. People must discuss something; it is the great preventative of insanity. All persona are invited to discuss a trial bottle of Dr. Marshall's Bromo line for biliousness and dyspepsia. Anew Tim table went into ef fect Sunday, May 15th, on the B. & M. By it the time on the morning freight to Omaha is changed from 7 a. m. to 6:30 a. in. no other important changes. A rich man's son lives on his pap, while a poor man s son takes Dr. Mar shall's Bromoline for his blood and liver and earns his bread by the sweat of his brow. Big bottles, Gfty cents. Mr. W. II. Baker ha3 returned from Chicago, and having struck favorable market has secured a fine assortment of goods which he will sell at low down prices. Go in and see them. T.. fV F.rvtt rf T iVv has if uted part of Solomon & Xathan's clothing store where he has opened a Jewelry store. Mr. Erven is an. ex perienced workman and guarantees eaustacuou. l Comely! Attractive! Winnina! These expressive words are often and jproperly applied to the fair ladies of our favored land, who keep their hair abundant and natural in color and lustre by the timely use of Ayer's Hair Vigor. The Vigor is safe and azreeable; and its effects are very last ing, making it the most economical, and at the same time the most bene ficial and elegant of toilet prepara tions. Personal. James Donnelly, of Crete, has been visiting us. Dr. Schildkneclit left the first of the w.eek for a visit to his old home in Indiana. , Mis. U. tV. Wise left this week for a visit with relatives and friends in Xew York. Sheriff Ilyers and Judge Sullivan have gone up north for recreation-1-to catch some fish and things. Mayor O'Boiuke has returned from Wisconsin, where he had been to at tend the funeral uf his brother. E. L. Reed, M. F. Wait, John Chase and three other fellows all wanted to go to W. W. on the stage Friday. Mrs. D. S. Liudle, after spending a few days with relatives in town left Monday for her home in" Silver Reef, Utah. The Eight Mile Giove Post oilice is again kept at Mr. Brock's, the old stand. Dr. Root is P. M: though, and Mr. B. Deputy. State Senator Tefl't was in town .Monday. Came up to keep tha boys from quaireling over the Conkling Blaiue Senate embroglio. M. B. Murphy, Esq. has resigned from the postal service and his son Fred, has been appointed. "Mike" went out to Ogden the first trip to in itiate the boy. Dr. Raney, of Rock Bluffs, the horse cattle and hog disease man, is back again after a trip over the river to ex amine the cause of the strange disease cattle are dying with there. Schuyler Colfax, ex-Vice President of the U. S. and a prominent Odd Fellow, has been secured to lecture here on the 13th of June under the auspices of that organization. Mrs. Stone, of Massachusetts, form erly Miss Iloldrege, and at one time a resident of Piattsmouth, spent a few hours here Monday, the guest of Mis. Palmer. Mrs. Stone has been visiting her brother, Mr. G. W. Iloldrege, in Omaha, for the past two months and returned to her home in Massachusetts this week. Drugs -the largest stock at J. M Roberts. 3tf The state sportsmen's Association met Tuesday nt Lincoln for a grand Tournament, Dr. Livingston, Sam Chapman, F. E. White and others of our sporting gentlemen have none up to take aim and lire. Solomon & Nathan keep adding some new and tasteful furnishing to their store every week. The latest styles of seats, show cases, parasol and umbrella stands, &c, &c. They are determined to keep ahead. Always "avoid harsh purgative pills. They first make you sick and then leave you constipated. Carter's Little Liver Pills regulate the bowels and make you well. Dose, one pill. For s.ile by Smith, Black & Co. A band of colored minstrels who called themselves "Plantation "War blers"' gave a concert hist week in the hall to a full hoiioe. Their songs were the genuine darkey style with break downs and all the minstrel etceteras. Try Carter's Little Nerve Pills for any case of nervousness, sleepless ness, weak stomach, indigestion, dys pepsia, &c, relief is sure. The only nerve medicine for the price in market. In vials at 23 cents. Sold by Smth, Black & Co. The G. A. R. met Tuesday even ing and made arrangements for keep ing Decoration day green in the hearts of all patriots. The ladies and all de siring to help commemorate the day are respectfully requested to try and furnish some flowers for the occasion. The si fii pi est midwest regulator of the Disordered Liver in the world, are Carter's Little Liver Pills. They give prompt relief in sick headaehe, dizziness, nausea, &c; prevent and cure constipation and piles; remove sallowness and pimples from the com plexion, and are mild and gentle in their operation on the bowels. Car ter's Little Liver Pills are very small and as easy to take as sugar. One pill a dose. Price 23 cents. A. W. McLaughlin, J. A. Connor some of the Council and other citizens of this place crosstd the river last evening to Did good-by and good speed to Mr. Percival Lowell who was on the east bound train for Chicago. As a mark of esteem and appreciation of his fair dealing they presented him with a Silver Pitcher. Dr. Black's Rheumatic Cure is an internal remedy i.nd is pronounced by hundreds who have used it to contain more true medical virtue than any other kind thrown upon the market in the shape of oils and liniments. It is warranted. Smith, Black & Co., pro prietors. Sold by P. S. Barnes and A. D. Marshall, Weeping Water, Neb. 8tf The Annual Convention of the Ne braska Sunday School Association will be held at Hastings, three days, com mencing Tuesday, June 14th, 1831. Railroads will return delegates at one fourth fare who pay full fare in going to convention. All delegates' sending their names to Rev. J. L. Stewart not lates than June-10th will be furnished entertainment. All Evangelical Christian Ministers, S. S. Superintend ent and duly elected delegates from any school are entitled to seats in the Convention. "Wine is a mocker, and strong drink is raging." Take Prickly Ash Bitters. It is not a beverage, but a remedy for all ill effects of an excess of intoxicaling stimulants. Don't take a drink before breakfast "just to wakeyou up," because you feel so stupid and languid. You are sure to feel worse as soon as the effect wears off. Take a half wine glass of Prickly Ash Bitters. It will brighten you up for the whole day. 714 Mike Schnellbacker is building a very unique and handy carriage. It has two seats or one as you choose. It has a big seat for big folks and a little seat for little folks. It may have one horse for two folks, or two horses for four folks. In short it is a double, single, phaeton, open top, buggy built, carriage style, double breasted on the back and all wool. Somebody's going to have a nice rig, as Mike can't want it for himself, or why tjmse 1 aby seat? . School District Treasurers." The new school law makes a change in regard to the bond to be given by the district treasurer, which will require the director and moderator of all dis tricts in Cass County to demand a new bond, of the treasurer. Section four sub-division four pro vides that "the treasurer of each dis trict shall, within ten days after his election, execute to tne district and hie with the director a bond of not less than Gve hundred dollars in any instance, nor less than double the amount of money, as near a3 can be ascertained, to come into his hands at any one time with sufficient surety to be approved by the director and mod erator, conditioned for the faithful discharge of the duties of his office; such bond shall be filed in the office of the county clerk of the county where in the school district is situated ; and if he fail to execute such bond, his office shall be vacaut, and the board shall thereupon appoint a treasurer who shall bo subject to the same con ditions, and possess the same powers as if elected to thac office. It will be noticed that the law has no saving clause for those already holding the office of treasurer; and the Attorney general has given it as his opinion that all must give new bonds. These bonds must have endorsed on them the approval of the moderator and director, and be Gled in the office of the county clerk. As the new law has just been print ed and sent to the directors this pro vision couid not have Leen complied with before but the law is now in the hands of every director and this sec tion should be enforced at once as the county treasurer can not lawfully pay out any money to school treasurers until these bonds are filed with the county clerk. Tiie X. Y. Times, not a Conkliug paper, says: It is a contest without principle. The zealous partisans of the presi dent in the miserable quarrels which he seems to insist on having with Sen ator Coukling, claim that the preroga tives of his oilice are at stake, and that the confirmation of Judge Rob ertson is necessary to a vindication of his right in the matter of Federal ap pointments. But this claim would give to the contest more of character and dignity than belongs to it. Had the President in the iirst place, by word and action, expressed his pur pose to deal with public offices as a trust from the people, to be admin istered scrupulously in their interest ; had he announced the determination to make appointments for merit and fitness, seeking light in regard to the character of candidates from such sources as were open to him, but ad mitting the right of no political leader to dictate or to divide with h."'m the powers oi his office, and had he proceeded to act upon the princi ples thus avowed, then in case of op position or resistance he would have had some ground on which to make a contest. He could have summoned the party to his support, and it would have been compelled to declare itself for or against a principle. He would have occupied a strong vantage grounnd, and could have invoked the power of public opinion to sustain him and there is hardly a doubt that personal opposition, based on a claim to dictate appointments to office would have shrunk into insignificance. ' When the name of Judge Robert son was submitted to the Senate for the office of Collector of this port, the office was not vacant. The term of Collector IIerritt had not expired, and was not about to expire. Mr. Merritt had given no intimation of a desire to leave the office, and no alle gation was offered that he was not performing its duties satisfactorily. Xot only was there no reason for a change, but, the Collector being ad mitted to be efficient, honest and ex perienced, reason was altogether against it. Factoryiille Notes. Ed. Herald: Winter is past with its many joys and sorrows; Xature is clothed in her mantle of green, and the wheels of industry are moving swiftly. Our mill was stopped for a short time, on account of the ice taking out the dam, but Mr. Miller had it re paired immediately, and is now run ning night and day in order to supply his many customeis. The farmers have all their small grain in and are busy planting corn. Mr. Thomas Barnum has a large force of men at work putting in an extensive crop. Mr. Wm. Loughridge has his new blacksmith shop in operation and is doing a good business, assisted by Thomas Hyens and Lee Apple gate, who is in charge of the emery and polishing wheel, and is now pre pared to fight a duel on that line. Air. Reuben roster is fully estab lished in his new carpenter shop, and is prepared to make aud repair all kinds of machinery. Doctor Switzer has gone to Valpa raiso, with a herd of tattle. Messrs. Joseph Wilson, John Smith, Sanford Coxton, Dr. Kline and Ed. Hall, have gone out to Beaver Valley Boon Co., Neb., and located; they give a favorable account of the country. Mr. Wilson, Senior, has been sick for some time, but under the skillful treatment of Doctor W allace, is re covering. Mr. I. X. Applegate has sold a large stock of" fat cattle and has more on hand which he is preparing for mar ket. Our school closed in February, after being taught successfully by Mr. Davis. Since then we have a new school board, consisting of Messrs. Dosan, Farris ard Stone and school is now under the able instruction of Miss Sayer, of Nebraska City. Yours Truly, A Subscriber. A woman named Collins fell into the cellar opening on Main St. on Tuesday night and was severely in jured, breaking j n arm and injui ing the breastbone. The condition of Main St. has long been a wonder and marvel to many citizens. Unpaved, crossings missing, holes aud gaps without num ber and mud and garbage and building refuse obstructing the gutters and curb. It is only a question of time when the city pays enough for dam ages to have macadamized the whole street. The bridge on Gth between Vine and Main is nearly impassable, a team or two will drop off it, some dark night; the crossings are all unut erably bad. Can nothing be done te remedy these matters. Is the Council helpless. Are the people indifferent to their and the town's welfare? The Republican Cancus Last Week. Xo vote was taken on the former ruling of the caucus, but the sentiment expressed was to the effect Jhat any bond that had existed w;is dissolved by conclusion of the consideration of uncontested nominations. In other words, the republican senators now hold themselves free to act as they please in regard to taking up other nominations.- Xo reported nomina tions are now before the senate. If present indications are to be relied on both Robertson and Chandler will be reported probably adversely on Mon day, and unless another caucus decides differently action on them will como at once. Knowing ones predict a final ad journment Thursday. COXKLINO'S FAREWELL ADDRESS. It leaked out at a late hour last Fridaythat one of the principal speak ers at the republican caucus yesterday morning was senator Coukling. It is said that he made a sort of farewell address, thanking his friends who stood by him and announced his recog nition of the fac that Juuge Robert sons nomination will be connrmed two to one. He is said also to have stated that the commerce committee would report the nomination on Mon day, taking no vote, however, since thev desired not to be placed on the record in connection therewith. By the conlirmation of Robertson he said that the republicans would dig a deep ditch for the party and one that could not be easily crossed or Ailed up. For his part he desired to wash his hands of all participation in the republican blunders that would result from that confirmation. This report of his speech is given on the authority of those who heard it, but it has not been sufficiently known as vet to cause much comment. Shall We Keep Snndayl Editor Herald: Do the business men of Piattsmouth who keep open doors on the Sabbath, and trade as on other days, know, that in doing so they violate a state lav, and incur lia bility to pay the penalty annexed? How long before we will have cock fights, bnll Gght9 and races as part of the regular Sunday amuseraents(?j In Omaha, already Sunday morning seems to be set apart as a time to speed their fast horses, in public, at trial heats, and the Bee advertises that on such and such Sundays, such and such horses will be speeded. X Suicide. Just as we went to press last week, we learned that a young man, Lorenzo Engle by name, had committed sui cide at Greenwood in this county. Coroner Gass was sent for and found the facts as stated. He seems to have had some trouole with his girl, the other fellows poked fun at him, he got low spirited and discouraged, aud on Wednesday last poisoned himself. He had tried to do the same thing once before. Report of Grand Prairie School, Dis trict No. 70. Whole number enrolled 30. Average grade of those answering nvpr sfvpntv ner cent of all ouestions given at monthly examination May, 13th, 1881. A Class Nellie Aiidrus, 90; Maggie Carlyle, S4. B Clas3 Cora Coon, 72; Onier Coon, 80. C Class Fred Andrus, 03: Eva Coon, 7G; Hattie Woodard, 83; Maggie Cunningham, 88. II. W. Zink, Teacher. Attention Teachers. The teachers, examination advertised for the first Fridav and Saturday of June at Weeping Water is postponed until the second 1- ruiay aim Saturday in June. E. II. Wooley, 0t3 Co. Supt. Married. KENASTON OOKDON On May 8th. 181. by Ceo. A. Cruamer. J. I., at bis residence, Mr. Walton Kknaston and Miss Minnih. Gokdon, all of Cass County, Neb. A irooil time was bail anil the young couple utarted for the Niobrara Couutry, to go to house keeping. Strawberries! At Bennett & Lewis'! The first of the season. Wanted. A gentleman, wife, and son aged 7, desire board in a respectable private family. Address, stating terms, 1 Box 150, P. O. License Notice. Xotice is hereby given that accord ing to law I shall make application to the County Commissioners for a license to se!l malt, vinous and spirit uous liquors the ensuing year, com mencing' June 1st 1831. Joiix Ossexkop, Louisville, Xeb. 9t2 Horse. A good strong horse for sale. In quire of James Pettee. If you want to buy or sell city proper ty of any kind If j)u want to buy or sell a farm of any kind If you want money with farm lands to secure it call on Will S. Wise, 46m5 Fitzgerald Block. "1 don't want that Stuff," Is what a lady of Boston said to her husband when he brought Lome some medicine to cure her of sick headache and neuralgia which had made her miserable for fourteen years. xVt first attack thereafter it was administered to her with such-good results that she continued its use until cured, and was made so enthusiastic in its praise that she induced twenty-two of tho best families in her circle to adopt it as their family medicine. That "stuff" is Hop Bitters. Ready! To be planted out right now; an ex cellent assortment of Verbenas, Ger aniums, Pansies, Petunias, Daisies, Browllias, &c. All good, stocky, little plants; at the most reasonable prices. Find them at Moore's. 1 Strayed From the subscriber on or about April, 21, 1881, a red cow, xne horn drooped; also a calf with the same. Said cow and calf were a part of the cattle transferred from near La Platte at time of flood. Any information concerning them will be thankfully received by J. W. Shannon, Piatts mouth, or Joseph Giles, La Platte, Xeb. 8t3 J. N. Wise. Negotiator of mortgage loans, on improved farm property. Terms rea sonable. 8tf Come and See The larse Stock of Snrino- Khnpa n1 Slippers, good and nice at Merges. 4tf Kul This Jiefore You Buy a Sewing Machine. Lincoln Globe. In order ta place iii a right light be fore the public and place the credit i where it is so richly due, I desire to ' make a statement, which I trust will have some weight in aiding to frus trate the combined influence and false representations that are being brought to bear upon those who desire to pur chase a Davis vertical feed Sewing Machine, and who have but little op portunity of testing to its full extent the excellent qualities both in point of durability and unlimited variety of work of the machine. I have now a manufacturing department connected with my wholesale house in Lincoln, turning out thousands of garments in overalls, jacket, shirts, drawers and a host of other articles for the trade. I have been using from 20 to -25 of the others of the leading makes of machines for the past Gve years, and after a thorough and impartial trial have found the "Davis" the most dur able, with a capacity far exceeding any other machine in the market in point of work, accomplishing more work in the same time at about one third of the cost of repair of any. oth er machine I have tried. The work is of a class to put machines to severest test, as they are used on every thing, from the finest fabric to eight or ten thicknesses of ten ounce duck; ;md were they not well constructed and of the very best of fteel they could not possibly stand the severe tests of work and speed they have undergone in my establishment. I have thrown aside all other makes of machines and am using now the Davis vertical feed machines exclus ively. I can cheerfully recommend them to all as a strong durable machine for both manufacturing and family pur poses, capable of doing a large range of work which it is impossible to do on the old style rachet of four mo tion under-feed adopted and used by all the machines but the Davis. 8t3 David May. Fraxk Caiiruth, Agent, Piatts mouth. miijlixiiiy sroiti:, IIKRUMANN & HURL. One Door Fust of First National Bank, l'lattsmouth, Neb. Oar Millinery Quods are AhwuUvd and Cheap, And those of the wry taut kiitdi do we keep! We want all to know Mint we'rn living in town. In Piattsmouth, Nebraska, that place of re iiow n ; We invite all the bulk's to give us a call. And we'll use our endeavors to satisly all. Our good bave arrived, our stock i- complete. And for prices and nlyle we cannot be beat : We want all to come and see for themselves. What we have on tin: counters, aud upon the shelves. We have 'good bats and bonnets and trimmings to suit. And tine flowers and ribbons, to make you look cute ; . And all needful things that pertr.ii to our line, lu all of : which goodness and beauty combine. Then come rijjht along whatever your age. Your wants can all be supplied we'll engage ; Whether aged or youthful; whether little or much. We'll endeavor to put on the UiiiKhing touch. We pay eah for our goods, aud select them with care. And are selling as cheap, as any one dare ; And we say to you all both the young and the old. We'll not refuse greenbacks, nor silver nor gold. 812 . OlES! UlacIisiMilhiii? Taffoii mak ing and Bte pairing. Agri cultural Implements Repaired &c. J. M. SCIIXEMXi ( HT.R, Shop on .1th, Between Jlaiii and Vine Streets, Plaltsnioutli, Nebraska. If you want smithing doue, Mike is ready to do What belongs to bis line, and do it well too ; He baa learned his trade well, and his practice is such. He knows how to put on the finishing touch. He will make or mend wagon.-", or plows, or hairows. Or scraper, or sled, or sleigh, or wheelbarrow. Or anything else that pertains to his line. In all kinds of w ood, ash. hickory or pine. Horse .shoeing is done on the most approved plan. And we're sure Mike will please you if anyone can ; And no one can fail to to see at first sight'. How Important it U to have it done right. If by any unskilled workman the fhoeing's done wrong, Your horse will go stumbling aud blundering along ; ' And doubtless you will with a broad horrid grin, Declare he e hall never be shod there again. If you want anything made, or mended come Were, About prices and style, vou bave nothing to fear : Some other workman may do pretty well, lint Mike our own workman buund to excel. And now at the close permit me to say. You should not expect him to work without pay. Good workmen arc worthy (no doubt) of their hire. And those who pay promptly, s always ad mire. 7U GOTTFRIED riCKLEK. rLATTSMOUTH, NEB., MAIN ST. At this shop you'll find meat whole some and sweet. Sausage, pork, mutton and veal. And it is our belief, you'll buy ex cellent beef, If you at this butcher shop deal. He keeps always on hand the best in the land ; Of such as your families need; Others may do well, out they cannot excel, For Fickler will still take the lead. A good bargain you'll rn;ie if you want to buy steak ; Or soup meat, or to boil or to fry, You can have a good dish of whatever you wish. Competition he well may defy. This business provides for good pelts and hides; Lard and tallow he'll both buy and sell; And you'll Qnd this tho case there's no other place You'll do better if you will quite as well. And this we may tell if. you've fat cattle to sell, Or hogs or sheep that are nice; You can bring them right here and you need never fear, But for them you'll get a good price. Satisfaction to all who will give him a call, It i3 his intention to give, For we're certain indeed, this belongs to his creed, Not only to live but let live! Customer. $2 Wmtchea. Stem wlnd.r. ts.so. Whlw mru Hant!nc3 ti. Imitation raid 16. botiJuoiaill. CtuiMluilW for your own Q or apeeulttvq purposes. Valubl ctf fcxoefrc. IU0JUSOatU.,I3iialrhrt Xurs. SPECIAL NOTICES. Employment fou Ladies. The Queen City Suspender Company, of Cincinnati, are now manufacturing and introducing their new Stocking Supporters for Ladies and Children, and their unequaled Skirt Suspenders for Ladies. None should be without them ; our leading physicians recom mend them, aud are loud in ther praise. These goods are manufactured by la dies who have made the wants of la dies und children a study, and they ask us to refer them to some reliable and energetic lady to introduce them in this county, and we certainly think that an earnest solicitation in every household would meet with a ready response, and that a determined wo man could make a handsome salary and have the exclusive agency for this county. We advise some lady whi is in need of employment to send to the Company her name and address, and mention this paper. Address Queen City Suspender Company, Nos. 147 & 149 West Fourth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. 3: Improvement for Miu; and Body. For genuine merit there is no tonic sold that begins to compare with Par ker's Ginger Tonic. One 50 ct. bottle contains more life and strength restor ing power than a bushel of malt or a gallon of pure milk. As ail appetizer, blood purifier and kidney corrector, it meets with astonishing success, and invalids find its use promptly follow ed by renewed energy and vivacity, mental and physical improvement, and gradual restoration to perfect health. See other columns. Commer cial. 7t4 Money to Loan. On good farm property on long time. Apply to J. W. Jennings, ltf Piattsmouth. .Notice to Teachers. Examination of persons wishing to teach in Cass county, will be at the following times and places: At Piattsmouth, 1st Friday and Sat u rd ay in January, February, May, Au gust, October and November. At Weeping Water, 1st Friday and Satur day in March, June aud September. At Louisville 1st Friday and Saturday in April, July and December. Notice of other examinations will be given. At Elm wood thft last Friday and Saturdap of March. At Greenwood the last Friday and Saturday in Feb ruary. E. If. Wooley, 42tf Superintendent. Alderney Stock. Mr. J. F. Beaumeister now owns the ALDEIINEY BULL, "WELLINGTON," No. 1907, dropped January 4th, 1878, Sire, Kentuckj-, 2d, 738; grandsire, Kentucky 028. From imported Tran sit, bred by II. S. Durand, Wis., which it will be remembered Chaplain Wright brought heie last year. This bull is a l liciuugli-lirtd Aldernej, or Jersey bull and will be kept for servi ces this summei at Mr. Beaurueister's place north of town, on the Platte Valley road. All who desire the use of such an animal sluuld call and see the undersighed, J. F. Beaumeister. Stock from a distance, pastured free of charge after the iirst of May. 52tf To the Citizen's or the County and State. I have now ready for market 100,000 White and Fire brick, which we will sell at reasonable prices; parties wish ing to buiid a fiie-proof house, before the comet comes down, call on J. T. A. Hoover, Louisville, Nebraska. 14tf Dr. Black's Rheumatic Cure, an internal medi cine warranted a safe, certain and speedy cur j for Rheumatism, Neural gia, Lame Backs, Pains in the side, Stomach, Kidneys, &c, &c. Smith, Black & Co. have sold over one hun dred bottles in the last two months. 48tf Cigar Clippings, 35 cts. per lb., at Schlegel & Niemann's, opposite r. u. 7tr A(i F.NTS AM) CANVASSERS Make from SJ." to ."( per weelt selling goods for E. (i. HIDEOUT & CO.. 10 Barclay .street. New York. 2'-'yl Send for their Catalogue and terms. Better (Jet It Now. 1 1 saves life and doctors b'lls. We mean Brown's Blackberry and Ginger; the most successful remedy ever in troduced in the South and West for the. cine of I)iarrhu;a, Dysentery and Cholera Morbus. For sale by J. II. Buttery, Smith Black Jfc Co., O. F. Johnson, and J. M. Roberts, Piatts mouth ; and J. V. Painter, East Piatts mouth. The Most Miserable 3Ian on Earth Is the sufferer from indigestion. Those only know its horrors who have felt them. To such is offered not only a ray of hope, but a certainty of relief and certain cure, in the use of Brown's Pepsin Tonic. This wonderful leme dy cures without fail, when taken as directed. For sale by J. II. Butterv, Smith Black &. Co., O. F. Johnson, J. M. Roberts, Piattsmouth; and J. V. Painter, East Piattsmouth. To Be or Not To Be Bilious, depends on whether you use Brown's Vegetable Liver Pills or not. They have no equal for preventing and curing biliousness. Try them. For sale bv J. H. Bulterv, Smith, Black tt Co.. J. M. Robert's, and O. F. Johnson, Piattsmouth, and John Paint er, East Piattsmouth. For Sale. A good Farm Horse for sale. En quire of Chittenden, Bros., 5tf Piattsmouth ,Neb. Money te Loan. Money to loan on Real Estate, at 9 per cent interest, tf D. II. Wheeler. THE MARKETS. HOME MARKETS. GRAIN AND PRODUCE. Wedne.-.day, May 18. lStl. V heat. No.2.. Corn, car hhelied... Oats Barley, No. 3 Rye Native Cattle-. )I(1J! Butter Ki;gs Potato 23 25 25 4t) r 4 : 4 M 4 l&uJi 00 20 10 1 20 NEW YORK MARKETS. Xfw York, May 13. 1881. Money Wheat. Rye Corn . . . Oats .. jl 03l?l 04. S 1 22 4 4:V, CHICAGO MARKETS. ClHCAOO. May 18. ISSl , $ 4 50 (d 3 CO 1 02 Flour Wheat Coni 44 Oata 35 Rve 1 13 Barley. 1 03 UVKHTOl'K. IIogi. ehlpuing 5 i.rw5fi 20 Cattle. " 5 5 40 Sheep 4 3iit 5 50 LEGAL NOTICES. Sheriffs Sale. Ry virtue of an order of sale issued by M. O'Donohoe, .1. J'., within and tor 'ais County, iSebraska. and to me directed, 1 will on tne 2.;i dav of May, A. !., IHsl, at 10 o'clock a. in., of said day. at the lireniisc now occupied lv .Nicholas Holmes, in I'lattfinoulti, Precinct in said County, sell at puhlic auction the follow ing personal property to-wit : one tuooiii lye one broom sewer, one thousand lirooiu handle. one hrouin corn shellcr.clot heti brushes, hutch cr knife, t wini. saw. blacking hruth. scraper. Pork, broom wire, trunk and content, lied and l'diii!i;;, part of Hack of Hour, one accordcon, -i . -i. 1. 1 .....1 i l-i ..t...... ...... i loi K, uiMivi, pin un ( miu ntimi; ja, t'ue- bedftead, chairs, oil can, old clothes, broom corn seed, and a few other articles not meu t ioiied in the order of sale. The same bein: levied upon and taken as the property of Charlen Meyer, defendant : to satit-fy a Judg ment of said Court recovered bv Nicholas Holmes, plaint ill. R. W. JlVEits, 1 Sheriff, Cass County, 'ebra'ka Hattsniouth, Neb., May llth, A. D. ISM. Administrator's Sale. Nutice is hereby given that in purmiance of a oecretal order ol sale niaue py ins nonor is. ti Pound. Judge of the second .Judicial District at the regular term of tho District Court in aud for Cas Countv. Nebraska, and on the fourth dav of Mav. ISM. 1 will on Friday, ad day of June, A. D. lssl at the front door of the Court House in l'lattsmouth, t ass Comity. Nebraska, and at the hour of ten o'c.ock of said day, offer for sale at public, auction to the highest ami best bidder, for cash, all the rllit title and interest of all tiie heirs of David O. SLooiunaii. deceased, late of Cass Countv Nebraska, in and to the following described real estate to wit: the west half ('i) of the south east ipiarter ('i) and the east naif Ci) of the stout II west quarter ('4)1 section twcuiy ceveu (27), township ten (10). range twelve (12), east of the him li 1 . .M. situated In Cass Couuty. Nebraska. The administrator reserves me rigut f reject any or an oiiis. ine saie will remain open for the space of one hour. It. li. vrivmiAM, Administrator of the estate of David O. Shoopman, deceased. St4 Road Notice. To ichom it man concern: The section line road petitioned for by M. M. Flower et al. commencing at Southwest corner section thirty-two (.J2) township eleven (ll) rani;e eleven (11) in Cass County ; running theiice North three (.') miles to Northwest (nw) corner of section twenty (20), same township aud range ; the same has uceu ueeiareu oy me County Commissioners an open road, and all objections thereto or claims lor damages, must be filed in the County Clerk's oilice, 011 or be fore noon on the l;tth day of July. A. I), lssl. or Mich road will be opened without reference thereto. 813 J. 1. Titt, Coui.ty Clerk. Administrator's Sale of Real Estate. Bv virtue of a license lo me issued by his honors, li. l'mmd. Judge of the Second Judi cial District of Nebraska, at his chambers in Lincoln. Lancaster County, Neb., dated March Kith. A. D. isst, Pvvill oiler for sale at public auction to the highest bidder for cash, at one o'clock p. 111., on the 2:;d day of May, A. 1). lssl, at the front door of the Court House, on Main sirect, in Mie city of l'lattsmouth, Ca-s County, Nebraska, the following real estate, belonging to the estate of James O'Neil, deceased, to wit : The couth half(s'i) of the south east quarter se'4) of tiie soiitli west quarter (s 4 . and the west half (w's) of the noi lh west quarter (nw4) and the north west quarter (nw?4 of the south west quarter (sw'i) of section number two (2). township number twelve (12), north of range number thirteen (.U), vast of the 0th principal meridian. And also, commercing at a point ten and fifty seven and one-hail one bund red t lis ( 10 67 !i-Ho chains west of the quarter l.i) section corner on tin; north side ot section number nineteen (ill), ill township number twelve; (12). north of range number fourteen ( 14). cast of t lie lith )'. M.. running thence muth parallel with the cast line ol 1'iitli i.rlh) street, if continued couth Mom the city of I'latlsmouth, seven and seven ty six and one-half one hundredths (7 70' i-loo) chains, thence west parallel with the north line of said section number nineteen (pi) lour and seventeen and oue-n.i.lf one hundredths ( I 17' j Kio) chains to a point in the cast line of Hillings Avenue, if continued south from the'north line of said section number nineteen (l!)i, thence norlh seven and seventy six and one-half one hundredths (7 70'.4-o) chains, end intersecting said "as! line ol liillings Avenue on the line di viding sections eighteen i.ixj and nineteen (U), thence east on tiie section line four and seven teen and one-half one hundredths (4 17 i -loo) chains to place of beginning, and containing three and twenty four one hundredths (.( 21-lou) acres. And also, the south west quarter (sw?4) of the north east quarter (iie), and the south east quarter (se'4) id the north w est quarter uiw'-4) of section number nineteen (1:1), 111 township number twelve (12i, north of range number fourteen (14), cast of the (iih F. f.L. all of the torero ng real estate situated in Cass County, Nebraska. I will also offer for sale on the same terms as above all the right, title and interest of James O'Neil, deceased, in and lo the following town lot-, Mtuated in the city of l'lattsmouth, diss Couuty, Nebraska, as shown by the published and recorded plat of said city, to-wit : Lot number nine (in in blocK number twenty- one (21). Lot o. ten iloi la I'locu .o. lorty-lour (41). Lot No. one (I) in block No. forty live (i). Lot No. live (.") in block No. forty-seven (17). Lot No. ien (10) in block No. sixty (00). Lot No. eleven (U) In block No. sixty (Go). Lot No. eight (S) in block No. sixty-two (C.2). Lot No. eleven (ll in block No. sixty-six (i'.i;). Lot No. nine C.i) in block No. ninety-tive OO). Lot No. twelve (12) in block No. one bundled and eleven (111 ). Lot No. eight (s) in block No. one Hundred and sixty-four (li;l). lit No. nine (i) m uock .u. one nuncireu and sixty-four (104). ' Lot No. lour (l) in mock -o. one uunurcuauu sixty-live (105). Lot No. live (TO in iuock .o. seveniy-iour ( .4). Lot No. twelve (.12) in block No. seventy-lour Lot No. lour (4) 111 niocK .Mt. sevemy-nve (i-). Lot No. live (o) in block No, seventy-live (73). Ixit No. live (3) iu block No. seventy-six (70). Lot No. one (1) iu block No. cighiy-iwo S2). Lot No. one (1) in block No. one kandrcd and - sixtv seven (lti u Lot No. tw o (2) in block No. two hundred and twenty-two (222). I he foregoing lands anu lots win oe oin-reu fot sale in such tracts, parcels or quantity as may be deemed for the best interest . f Cie es tate, and the administrator reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Administrator of the estate of James Nell. j . w . .1 1 1 1 1 . r-1 . - , deceased. oil 2(11 SOCT1I CLARK ST. CHICAGO, ILL. A regular graduate of medicine, longer located in Chicago than any other specialist. Over 20 years successful practice. Syphilis. (JoiioiThea. Gleet. Slricture, Orchitis. Rupture, and all I unary Diseases. (M-tneys or Wail.ler,) sy ph ilitic or Mercurial Affections of the Throat, Skin or Rones. Cured Safely. Privately. spermatorrhea, Sexual Debili.y. re sulting from Krlf-AltiiMC Sexual Excesses or over brain work, producing nervousness, semi nal emissions, debility, dimness 01 signt, detec tive memory, physical decay. confusion of ideas ma 1 tilioi-uey, rendering mainagc improp er, are permanently cured. 1 ousuiimiioii ai ofiice or by mail Frre. ;ni.!e lo llfullh, 2 stamps. Medicines sent by mail or express. Cuics guaranteed. Incurable cases not under taken. jeeiai attention ii I'iseases 01 Women, iteliable Female I'iim, lanox. 31 Y II It I A G E Ci IT I E , 275 pages, a hundred -pen pictures. Who should marry ; Who not ; Reasons why ; Phys ical life of man and woman ; How to be happy in the married relation. The married and those coiiiempljffmg marriage, should read and preserve it for relerence. I'rice, wicis. in post age Stamps or Currency. ' A. O. OLIN", M. IX. Tly sol South Clark St.. Chicago. ' POSITIVELY CURED BY CARTER'S 1VER PILLS. Va f&an Cured, Not Merely Reliaved And Can Prove What we Claim. y Thn nr no fallnifo nl nodiup. Iiolntmra ta. I f yon are troubled ullh H I IKAIIA C1IK you can bcmllr rin 1 qnlefciy fnwl, n liundrKl bn-n already. We hH be pleawl to mail :i nheet of testimonial to any interested. CARTER'S LITTLE LIYER PILLS Also cere a 11 forms of Biliousness, prevent Consti pation and Dyspepsia, promote Digestion, relievo distress from too hearty cutlnz, correct Disorder j of tho Stomach, Etimulato tho liver.and Regulitto the Bowels. Ther do all this by taking Just one little pill at a dose. They aro purely vegetable, do not gripe or puree, and aro as nearly perfect as It la possible for a pill tote. Price 25 cents, 5 for f 1 Sold by druggists everywhere or sent by mull. CARTER MEDICINE CO., NEW YORK. THE COTTAGE HOUSE. A. HEESOX, lropriator. On Sixth. South of Main. Jio-.irJiuij and Transient Travel Entertained, GOOD UEAT.H BY TIIE DA F. f PTfJTC WANTED I'" Ihe Bet nd Fate. Ubil I O Sclliuc 1-lcti.ri.U Book and Bible, tries g 4 reduceL33 per cU KXMUial Publitli'g Co., Si. Louis, Ma. 0 liL J! 0 0LliL BETTER GOODS AND - Cheaper Goods than anywhere west of the Mississippi Uiver AT FRED. GORDER'S M IMPLEMENT HOUSE Main, betw. Third and Fourth Stree ts, East of Court House, PLATTSMOUTII, UEB ALL KINDS OF Agricultural Implements, the nest and latest Improved patterns. Satisfaction Guaranteed. -o ALL FA 1131 E 118 know what I keep, and my Sprint; and Summer stock is uow ready. Give Gorder a call. Anything needed on a Farm can he fcuud here. Iu addition, I have added ail kind-i of Buggies Wagons - AND FENCE WIRE. O O jf Xj IN SF.ASOX. IdLf-DON'T FOKOKT TUB PLACE. (JjflCa week in your 011 town. Terms and ?uuouttH free Address, II. JlAl.l.K IT & Co. l'ortland, .Maine. 4'Jly E. Or. Dovey &Son, AT THE OLD STAND, Still find IheiiiHclven at home to fa County Fanners and ail their old customer. We have th is Winti r our it h ualjull and larger linen of (oodn than, pirhajm, ever be fore. As the growth of the couutry has demanded lurjet stocks, and of a better class, tr Jtace endta cored to meet that demand. In Hats, Caps, Gloves I Mittens for Winter tneur, we hare a la rye and varied assortment at reduced rattS. DRESS GOODS of all hinds. Dress Triuimiwjs of the latest styles. Buttons iu endless variety, our line of NOTIONS is exceedingly large, and toe think, well selected. I.AIUKS SIIOKS MEN H AND J1MYN HOOTS and shoes, ciiildkkn's and hisses' shoes. to suit all persons an I all purses A verv full line of ;!, YHfSU AHK AM KT(I K1VA UK. which vou niii'd nee to select from. GBOOERIES ! Sugars of standard grades. (Jlpnnofthe finest nihilities, selected l.y our lCdd selves. PnffhOP of man v luands, especially our own UUilutm hrand of KliKSH lto I.TKI vKK Fu ddled ihe "MKliKjl'K." Try it and see, Pclore purchasiii; elsewhere. Dried Fruits of all kindH, fresh and sweet. Fresh Crackers a Specialty. CANNED ;OODS from all quartern. Very line California Kood.s. CKKEX WINTEK AITI.ES by the barrel or btndiel. In all these branches we hall en- deavor to cell an low a nun one, and an is poHsiple to do a hol nij husi NK.S.H. We invite attention and w ill how all that call our tioods. Don't be afraid t.) ask for what you want, and calloltei: and earlv. 37ln3 E. U. DOVEY & SON. I'lattsinouth Neb. $72 70A WlitK. S12 a day at home easily made t omiy ontlit iree. Address, l t'KK tcio.. Augusta. Maine. 4:ly C. SCHLEGEL, SlICCCSHOr to Sen I,KJ I'.I. & NlKMAN, Manufacturer!! of And dealers In SMOKEUS FANCY ARTICLES. SMOKING and CHEWING T 0 ACCO . Special I'.KANDS and sizes of CIGARS made lo order, and satisfaction guaranteed. Cigar clippings wild for smokier obacco. Mali Street, one door w est of J. S. Duke's store (J)loilc IPoxt Ogre, PLATTSMOVTIf. Xeb. Im3 WILLIAM H.EROLD, dealer In DltY GOODS, CLOTHS, BLANKETS, FLANNELS, FURNISHING GOODS UROCE li IES OF ALL KINDS. I.ar,;e stock of BOOTS and SHOES to be CLOSED OUT AT COST. Notions, Queensware, and iu fact evciy thing you can call for in the line of General Merchandise. CASH PAID FOU HIDES AND FIT KM. All Kinds of country nioduce taken In ex change for.toods. 3I01MMS OTtOUUKK, once more comes forward with an entire new JP.TjU. WITSTTER Stock of the finest Tiece Coods ever brought into I'l.itlHinouth ! ! EVLIiY GARMENT CUT IS WARRANTED to FIT Hundreds go there and they are ALWAYS SUITED. Shop oppocite the Couit House. Give him it call and examine for yonisclten. itli A ti t:TH WAXTKIt for the I!et and Fast est Spelling riclorial Hooks and HlPics. i'l iccs reduced 33 er cent. National I'ul'lishirijr Co., St. Louis. Mo. 61113 .C AW Ct Tcocpls., 2. Is conducted by an expert accountant and successful teacher. Instruction tlnTiufh and practical. Tuition lower than elsewhere. Full particulars to any addres. .'41 f THUS. J. BIIYANT, Pre. r C9fl'"'r ,,:'y !,t home. Sample worth pU LU SU.4r,ir.tt. Addrei-H, Stiso ;& Co,, l'ortland, Maine. . 4vely