THE SEMI WEEKLY NEWS-HERALD, PL ATTSMO UTH, NEB., JANUARY 22, 1896.
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Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report
BSOSJUTEiLY PURE
CITY BREVITIES.
sATn:iAV
J. Tli-)n::.S is vntlfin
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il to lii.s bf.d
i lie gri.pt-.
urge lUsnn :i wife of Nchawku
an- inthe cily Uidny.
.M if'ii' (lortltr ( f Vu'i: n.'.z W'u'.e:- is
in ijif -ity today on busiitf.-.s.
.fi.i'ii Lynch is r.ovvn fio u II.ivo
!o k ini -iiiir :i iii:tsV::i linger.
o. Sayles, the Ccd.ir t,'r: i; iuar
c;i,;nl, is in the citv on bn.ino toiliy.
Ci.r-hior N II. Mcek.-r, of tho Fust
Xationai i ..in k of (Jr. .-n.Min'l, im in thf
city to i.i.v en liu-un
Mrc Ji.-l Mt-..-.jr.-iii!t li ( I Ilavulo'.'k.
U in t!! city il--- iK'st of ti-T .-inter,
Mr-. Vi;li-u!t ..M aii ley.
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a i::i':il''j.'- nl
f fiinne-s ;iro in
t. '.-.i, to.iay si'iJinr to tin? vokirao of
t.iii ii'. --' by their purcliaM.--.
S. S. K:i"i.-5i --t K.'ic uoi.-d hi.s bu-Tt-ne.-.s
l.socU '.n ' that town to li e S. S.
I '.-'-j I on; ;m .r;' tlm in it um of
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Tiic ca.; of Slcuiimol s. Ilotu? Fiie
i li-u i it net; com party, herein"" tlie
1 . 1 ; i i i . 1 1 : : rva - for il.tidii on u policy,
will be tip for trial Monday before
.lud'i- purlo' k.
T. I'raiik Wi os Las jut iccc-ived
the iipj-oii.tiiient uri iigent for tho state
of Nebra.-ka for the Farm Department
of tle 1'licnix Inuiarico company of
Urookiyn, X. V.
s Since tho advent of the handsome
b itc'uelor county jit ire the matrinion
'ial ina ket Las been seriously de
1 pressed. t'ulj oi.e license has been
issued in two weeks.
Co'.. Joseph A. Connor is in
the city toil ay p; etmiinj to ap
peal the canning win any "V:ise which
was tried nt the Uist term i f 2curt and
decided l y Ch ipman against, him.
Mis-s D-iiren, of Tin), Ohio, who has
bjen vi-iliuir relatives here' Mr. and
Mrs. Fied L-ehiihoil', leaves this cven
inir lor Iouisville, wiiere hhe will re
main for', a few days befo: e returning
home.
John Fit pair ck has an enviable
re pni iii'i in as a visrll int otlieor and if
be fhould e-j.iie up luissi;. foi a few
hours tnis eveniiicr" it may lie umler-r-too.i
that ho is do"ny h s full duty
jurt the .-aine.
' Oilice;- John Mu.r1v.3- is receiving'
"ininiero'js congratulations over his
.'oou foriunti in falling' heir lo an v.s
"t ite near Vhevel'ind value.-.l r.l fii,' () .
lie t ike- hid l;or.o..s mo iestly and will
remain on t!ie force until his term
has clo.-e 3, wner. he m iy conclude to
move 10 Cleveland.
J'119 la t two week's seem to have
tit -n specia'tiy nru k'ui by every one
getting rick. The grippe his had a
"real i nn, nlY -'-lusg old and young
alike. There nave beei no fatal it i--.
hut .-iln'e the town was organized fi"
many p'op!y h ie neer been sick :.t
one time as n ave been ill liui'.n,' this
pei N a .
.MdMI.W.
- di.dge Ka:nsi v lias bi.en laid
un wi;n
th'; fii -jf for a Tew d 1 s.
Aticr, cy Wiighll Omaha was in
th ; city today on legal bis no-s.
Dave Llol w..s in tovn toi'av f:om
hi-, faini in lo ck IJUuTs pr. cif.c'.
.ttorn".v A. I Ti rnb'.i:;. of Weep-
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Walked with Crutches
Rheumatism Eczerra Swelled
Neck Hood's Cured.
Tor tw o years I have been sick, having
been confined to the house for a year. I
have hid eczema for nine yenrs, having
ekUled physicians, but received no bene lit.
La-'t winter I caught cold and became
Afflicted Witli rheumatism,
which put me on crutchi.--". I.at July "
commenced to u- 1 food's 'i.irr rp.-.ril'.a. and
before I had hni,!ie l c::e lJlt!e I laid the
cratches aide-. A ftet -aki;! x two bottlos
ti e eczema had 1-If me mid I v. a3 Bi'ost
entirely free from tkee.'JW cf a swelled
neck. I know that it wns Horai'j .-'nria:-Thla
that cured inetml I think i'. cannot
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y,. years old, I fn-l youn aCnhi." Mks.
14' P. aiMilo.vs, fcasi opri' gtield, Ohio.
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ominently in the public eye today.
i ? flJll--. cure iiauauai couvip.
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New York banks rained -a surplus
of over $0,000,000 last week it is
thought on account of the bond issue
Charles Reynolds enme down from
Omaha this morning to see alive town
and shake hands with old friends for a
day.
The case of Skoumd s. Home Fire
lii.-uianco company of Omaha a on
trial today before a jury in county
court.
Ceorge Linyd came in today to
transact business with Plaltsmouth
merchants and look after some court
matters.
I. (jiliam, the great cartoonist,
whose woi k.on "Judge"' has made him
farm us well as rich, died at his
home in Amsterdam, NT. Y. , yesterday.
The Home Insurance rompiny of
Om-tba is the one which suit has been
brought against by Mr. Skoutnel, and
not the Home of New York, the latter
being a prompt paying gilt edge com
pany. The Turner dance at their hall Sat
urday evening was well attended and
an enjoyable time reported. The
Turner orcheslr i furnished the inusie
which w is tirst-clas. The next ball
given by them will be the masquerade
on February 15
Some boys skated up- to La I'latte
last evening and c ime near going into
the river on their return home in the
daikness. They finally took off thir
skates and walked home. If the ska
ters would couiino themselves to the
elegant field of ice laid out by
.Shepherd it llobeits in front of the
depot there would be no danger.
Mrs Ceo. Dovcy accompanied her
two daughters, Ethel and Alice, to
Omaha today, where the latter will
again commence a courso in voice cul
ture under the tutelage of Miss Terry,
who, by the way, is making a great
success of her work in Omaha. Miss
Terry is certainly possessed of rare
qualifications, and her many admiring
friends wi.l be glad to learn of her
splendid success as a teacher.
Arrr-tcil I'.nl 4iot Auny.
Night I'olicenian John Murray per
petrated a joko on K. Hansen, the
sii;;e maker, a few days ago, but Han
sen got even and more too Saturday
night. Hansen blacked up his face in
g-ood shape ;; nd then sent one of his
fiiends to liad Murray, who was
quickly informed t hat a drunken man
was lying on tho ground near tho old
earning factory. Murray went over
at once with the friend and sure
enough there was their man, appar
ently helpless. Murray lighted a
match and looked at his face. "A
nigger, by gosh,"" was his exclama
tion. "U'c will throw him into the
cooler and show niin how the war
broke out."' As the fe. low appeared to
be too far none to walk Murray and his
partner picked him up and carried him
L'H to jail. '.Viiiv you wait-here while
I go up stairs and get tho key,"" said
Murray, and up he went, but he had
no sooner got out of sight than Han-.-en
sprang to his feet and he and
his friend got out of then
as fast as their limbs would
cirry them. When the ollicer got
b u:k, his astonishment can be belter
i.nigii'.ed than described. After rubb
ing his eyes to see if ho was really
awake ho liniily concluded he had
been the vicr'un of a wicked joke, ard
: wing vengeance on the joker, he
s.owly found hi w ;y berk on to Main
tie.'!, wh'-re he w ,s congratulated on
hi- lecent good fortune, but the crowd
did i o' i:iiow at (he t i m thai he was
nol in soee. uly good I. nunc for c .'ii
gt ;' u : lii n -..
Han-en now e rrics a o:!e..!o k with
a Imt.-uc kii.fe In hi- ?: t wlc-neve;
he goe-on to 1 lo i'. i t .::cr sin. down
in ord r to c, rea iv f ; em 'ig -re es
lli nari' r Ouit iiK-iits For CiiHrrh Tli.tt
Cofitiiiii Mitoii-.v,
A irck-;i y -.il !'! Ottn'v t!,c cue oi
-ii!. ii an-i cir.-p-cic: v ii ranuc tnc wlmic tcm
. ii.-n iail. ri'.'.i4 11 tiirouli t!ic iiiikou sialatc.
.-uch arr.cii-f : lw: "i i;en liu used except on ire-
i :pl iiui - f r. mi n ; u! .il 'io 4i v-ic;an-. as the dam
.u;e ihry t!' i- leu tei j t.i the pom! ion can
;iii--iii,v dero ir.-ai t.ieiu. Hail s Catarrh Cure.
il!;!llli!acMll ii i-v t". J. I'lil-IH'- .V Co., I oleda,
i ' i : t .i : 1 1 - !iu-i i:i . .anl is takt-n interr.aliy, act-!:-.:
: . rcet : nc 't'ie i'lmvl a'l ! mucous surfaces
i il t ssw iii. In iiil; i I. ill Cat iirh Cute be
- .m u'ei he Keitioiie. It is ta ki it uiterna! I ,
.:!: iiia.ic la I'ok-ilo, tl;i". !)' F.J. Cheney iV Co.
' c-i ::i:o:rai.- lu-e.
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TT
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
Notice to Contractors.
Notice hereby Riven that sealed bids will he
received at the county commissioners' ottice in
the cilytif Flattsmoiith. Cass county. Neb., until
noon on Thursday, March 5. lMHi. for the erection
and completion of all pile bridge's to be built in
ls.r, according to the following specifications, to-
wit:
, 1. AH bridges to rest on three piling at each
bent of length required by commissioners tu be
driVTO toa solid foundation: piling to be of white
or InuV-ijak, round, with not less than fourteen
I I4J ;iiirics butt, and ten (inj inches top. all
piling tiTe smooth proportionate, free from
vindshakexid objectionable knots.
1. All capa to belsjby tueive oak. and
fastened to piling with drift pins twenty-two PJL'J
inches long, fole for drift pins to be bored full
depth with aurs-stxtcenth J 1-10 1 smaller than
pin.
a. All sway graces to lie three f:tj bysix6
oak. bnited to iid of cap and each intersection
with piling, vjith five-eighth Lsl bolts, with
washers at eaciiend.
4. Ail jo'stsipRo be of soft pine, three by
twelve si.il at each enil. outsi-Je joist to lie
bolted to capiat each end with five eight VR
bolls: spans otjeixteeu I 1 J and eighteen I IS J feet.
to have nine I'JQ joir-ts to the sp in each, spans
twenty -Jo f.-et to have ten lu joists to the
sjian. and twaity-two '-- and twenty-four .J4 to
havecleveii Fl joists to the span, well lapped on
cap. all joistjto be well bridged on center wi h
two 1 2 1 by f.or 4 white pine, well nailed with
sixteen iti Jpenny w ire naiis.
.". All Muoring to be two 2 by ten fn or
twelve r.'fwhite or burr oak and to be spiked to
joists with forty 4 l penny steel spikes at each
intersection of the joists.
6. Kailii.ir posts four by four 4l to be bolted
to outside joists with one-hall inch bolts.
Iiubrailsti.hu two by six I'.'xH and rail to be
two by four lIJ capped with two by six J
and alf to be w hite pin.- S-l-S and well painted.
7. t Hie plank two Dy twene lv sixteen
I'JxlJxliil to be spiked to end of joists at each
einf of bridge so as to cover end of joists and to
make close connection with floor.
X. Width of roadway to be sixteen I 16 feet.
F.ach bid must be accompanied bv a certified
cliecK lor sum. Hoard reserves the rigtit to re
ject any and all bids.
January 1. l!Hi
Jamks Kobi.u isox. County Clerk.
Sheriffs Sale.
15y virtue of an order of sale Issued by Y
II. Ileuriug, clerk of tho d istt-lct court with
in and for Cass county, Mebrasna. and to
me directed, I will on the :flst day of
January A. I. Is'.iti, at ten o'clock u. in. of
said uuv, at the south door of the court
bouse in tin- cily of f'lattsinoulh. in said
couuty aud stale, sell at puuUo auction to
the limliest bidder for cash, the following
real esfate. to-wit: 1 be east one-third S J
lot number three ') ill block number
seventy i7oi in the city of Weeping Water,
C'a.ss county, Nebraska, together with the
privileges ai.d uppurtenaubes thereunto
belong ing or in any wise appertaining. The
same being levied upon and taken as the
nroperty of lavld T. lludiey. Ottella K.
Duuley, his wife, llenjaruiti A. liibson.
Harry O. JCace, Carrie Kaoe, bis wife. Frauds
N. Liibson, Charles V, Hay. Frank lluboard.
partners doing business as Uay & llubbaril,
and Kobert V il klnsoii.defeiitants: to sat isfy
a judgment of said court recovered by
fr rancid C Faulkner, as assignee of the Con
necticut Kivcr ravlius liank. a New Hamp
shire corporation, piaititiM', against said de
fendants. PialtsmouUi, Nebraska, DeeeiubT, A. I)..
lt".i.",
J. C. F.IKENBAKY,
Sheriff, Cass Couuty, Nebraska.
Sheriff's Sale.
lly virtue of an order of sale issued by W.
11. lieariug.clerk of the district court within
and for Cans county, Nebraska, and to me
directed. 1 will on Ulst day of January.A, U.
ls'.iti, at M o'clock a. ni. of uid da y at the
south door of the court house in tho city of
I'lat ismontli, iu said county, sell at public
auction, to the highest bidder for cash, t lie
followlnj: real estate, to-wit:
Tho west twenty il'i feet of lot twelve (l!2i
In block twenty-nine rl'.h in city of Plaits
mouth. Nebraska, together with the privi
le.es and appurtenances thereunto belong
ing or lu anywise appertaining. I be same
bein levied upon and taken as the prop
erty of .Milton 1), Folk, John F. I'ol., and S.
t. Leeson, nrst name unknown, were de
fciiuants, to satisfy a judgment of said
court recovered by .Michael O'lonolioe,
pi.i iut i ii' ; against said defendants.
I'l.tttsniouth, Nebraska, Dee. -'V, A. I). ls!'."i.
J. C. F.IKENBAKY,
Sheriff Cass County. Nebraska.
Notice to Creditors.
rfTATK OK N'CllliASKA, I Ks
Cass County. f ' "
In the matter ot the eslate of Stephen Wiles, de
ceased. Notice is hereby given that the claims and tlvf
mands of all persons .against Stephen Wiles, de
ceased, late ol saiJ county and state, will lie re
ceived, examined and adjudged by the cennty
court at "tin; court house in I'lattsmouth i-n the
'Jlst day of June. A. I .. l'.ti. at HI o'clock n the
forenoon. And that six mouths from and after
.he Ulst of December. A. I).. lsVa. is the time
limited for creditors of said deceased to present
their claims for examination and allo.vwmce.
Jiveil under my hand this l'.'th da of Decem
ber. A. I ., I '.'.".
15. S. Kamshv. County Jndije-.
Notice of Probate of WilL
1I1K S1A I K (F M- HKASKA (
in County Court Cass Co. C s
In the matter of the last will and testament of
Thomas li. lionion, deceased.
Notice is hereby civcu that oil the lith ilav of
February. A.I). at the office of the nui'iitv
jmliie in Flattsmouth. Cass couuty. Nebraska, at
Hie hour ol o clock in the afternoon, the follow
ing matter will be heard and considered;
1 tie petition ol 1-raiicis ."5. Price to admit to
probate an attested copy of the last will and testa
ment of Thomas li. Gordon, deceased, late of
(ilenwiiod, Mills county, Iowa, and for letters tes
tamentary to llcnry Kvcreham, Jr.
. liated this lath day ol January A. I). lslMV
By order ot the court.
(ilioKt.E M. SFVKI.OCK..
County Judge.
P.obate Notice.
In the matter of the estate of Philip Horn,
deceased.
In the county court of Cass county. Neb.
Nonce is Hereby iriven tUat Jacob Trltacb.
administrator of tho estate of the said
I'liilip Horn, deceased, has made applica
tion for final set tiumeot,aiid thatsaid cause
is set for Hearing At u,y oflicu at ii:tts
moiitii on the H'Ui clay of .lanuiry. A, 11.
Is'.hi. at 1 o'clock p. in. n siii-1 day. at wnieli
lime ;u.( pucu .til pjrsons interested may
e prest-ub mi l exumiiie said uecoutit.
b. Hamsky. t'ounty Judge.
I'laltsmoutli. .l.tiMiury 4. tSDti.
Notice to Creditors .
STATK Of Nl.llK.AS.vA. )
C ,ss Coni.ty I s
In the n utlt-r of the estate tif Nathan
Kedoner. tieceitscd.
Notice sli rcuv ci vo.i that t MOclaliiis and
(lciiiaii s ot a. i pcisotis :i-vinst Nalhan
Keasoncr. deiroast-a. iatu of s.iid i-ountv and
slate, w.:l i.e received, uxmineil ami ud
usteu l.y Hie county court su. vlie court
house in ''iatisinouih. mi tho .Stu day of
luiy, A. 1. I.Miii. at li) o'clock lu the lore
noon. Aud that six mouths from : nd utter
tlieMli Uuymf January. A. IK. !Hi, is the
time iim ted for creditors of said deceased
to present their claims for e.:im ination and
allowance.
Given unite - my hand tills 4th Gay of Jan
uary, A. U. lMlti.
U.S. li.AMSEV, County Judge.
Sheriff's Sale.
I?y virtue of an order of sale Issued by V.
II. Hearing, clerk of the district court with
in and for Cass county. Nebraska, and to tne
direr-tea. I w il I on t he .'list da v of J:moarv A.
l. lS'.Ki, at Id o'clock a. in., "of sid day at the V
soutn aoor 01 tne court nouse in me city or
i'lat tsmout ii in said eountv, sell at public
auction the followia described real estate,
to-wit:
The north half (l'i) ot lot number one (1) in
block number eight ( 1, in h'lemmiiig and Race's
addition to W'ccpincr Water. Cass county, Ne
braska, together with the privileges and appur
tenances thereunto belonging or in anywise ap
pertaining. 1 lie same lias been levied upon and
taken as the property of Chas, H. Hrcaks, Gilbert
M. Howei. Julia A. Flower, his wife, r ranees N.
liibson.ll.fi Timni (lirst and real name un
known). Frederick aggener. Theodore U .Ivory.
John i )oe (occupant real name iiiiknown.i. Mary
Poe (occupant util name unknown!, and benja
min A. Gibson were defendants, to satisfy a judg
ment of said court recovered by George Olcott.
trustee under tne lat w ill and testament of Anna
C. Webber, deceas d. revised in the name of Ed
ward A. liaugs as trustee under the last will and
testament ot Anna C. Webber, deceased, plain
ills. againt said defendants,
t'hitt .mouth. Neb.. Dec. l'i. ISW.
J. C ElKKNBARV.
SherifT. Cass couuty, Nebraska,
Sheriffs Sa!s.
Hy virtue of an execution Issued by W.
ll.Pearing. clerk of the district court within
and for Cass county, Nebraska, and to me
directed. I will on the 31st day of January
A. I). l'Hi,at 10 o'clock a. m. of said day at the
south door of the court house in the c-ity of
Plattsmouth. in said county, sell at public
auction, to the highest bidder for cash, the
followinz real estate, to-wit:
Lot number one ill. block number three 13). lot
number two 1 2). block number three (Hi, revised
addition to the village of ecping Wter. Cass
county. Nebraska, together with the privileges
and appurtenances thereunto belonging or in any
wise appertaining. The same being levied upon
and taken as the property of Eugene I.. Reed. de
fendant, to satisfy a judgment of naid court re
covered by Frances M. Gibson, plaintiff, against
said defendant.
I'lattsniouth. Neb.. Dec. 27, lsvtr,.
J. C ElKCNBARY,
SherifT Cass County. Nebraska.
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