THE SEMI-WEEKLY NEWS-HE UALD, I'LATTSMOUTH NEB., MARCH 17, 1897.
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CITY AND COUNTY.
SATITIIDAY.
Ed Fitzgerald had business in Louis
Tillo today.
UeriTy Hoeck was a busines-s visitor
in the metropolis todny.
P. Wolf is :tii kin? a layoff from bis
duties at tho 15. 5c M. s-hops by reason
-of a bruised band.
Mr. Hetberineton of Atchison,
K in..is in the city visiting hor cousin,
.Mrs. F. II. Wilson and other relatives.
O. B. Folk, attorney at Lincoln, is
in tov.Ji today assisting- his brother in
the trial of the Chapman-Xeitzel
case.
The turner hall has been nicely
- piiutei and decorated this week and
is now tho finest hall in tho city. Gas
has also been put in.
Miss Anna Wycoff departed this
morninpr for. her homo at Ottumwa
after a pleasant visit of several weeks
here with her sister, Mrs. Shewej-.
She mado many friends while stopping
in this city, who regret her departure.
Judge Archer says he will not
emulate the example of Conkling and
Platte, by resigning to be elected, lest
he might moot the same sad fate, and
unless he does resign, or dies, there
"wilbo no police judge ejected until
next spring, as his term is not out un
til that time.
C. A. It iwls is not a candidate for
tho city council, but VA Barstow is,
and Ed would make a good represen
tative of the Third ward. Wo havo
not heard of any serious opposition to
him in the republican ranks, though
Jap Summers' name has been men
tioned. Kobert Mettoer has purchased the
parsonage property in the north part J
of town from tho German Lutheran
association. They will move the par
sonage onto the rear of the church lot
and Mr. Metteer will move his Weep
ing Water house onto tho property.
Elawood Echo.
The Chapman-Xeitzel case is on
trial today to a j jt-y of five, com
posed of JIcps: s. Fiank Uiohej-, Andy
Dill,Theo. Sioi kj hn, Ljvi Churchill,
Robert Troop. Al'.en Eecson and
.Mathew Goring ap,-ar for Chapman,
and C. S. Polk of this city and O B.
Polk of Lincoln appear for Xeit,.-l and
tho Bank of MurdocK. The ctw? was
only fairly started this afternoon and
. a full report wi'.l bo given on Monday.
MONDAY.
Lee l'oll.ird oi Nehawka waio town
today.
E. U. Wooky is down fiom Lincoln
- oa courj .business.
O. L. Joiner ul Nebraska City came
1 up to see a live town today.
Miss Clara Street weT-t. to Omaha
" today for a week's 6ojouro .
Miss Mollie Kent is down from Om
- aha today n a visit with fiicnd.
Henry Eikenbary wa shipping his
"Stock of aurniua anoles to Omaha
today.
Mts- I. S. White departed this af
UernvTn for i visit with relatives at
-Jvur-a l'hittc.
Harrison Smith, who has been on
the sick list, was iu town today feeling
young as ever.
Attorneys Ed Jeary and William
Deles of El ra wood are iu towu today
attonding cou 1 1.
Ed Smith has had quite a siego with
la grippe, having been ill s-iuco the
fifth of tho month.
Mrs. James Robertson and children
went out to Louisvilie today far a
visit with relatives.
John Pocock one of the pioneer set
tleisof thiscuunty, now a resident of
Nance county, was in town today visit-
ing old time iriends.
Dr. Humphrey went out to S tunders
county the other day and purchased
fine Hatnbletoniao horse that's a good
looker as well as gcod goer.
Miss Mary Phelps departed this
Scott's Emulsion m-nkes cod-liver oil taking1 next
tiling to a pleasure You hardly taste it. The stom
ach knovs nothing" -about it it does not trouble you
theie. You feel it first in the strength that it bring-s:
it shows in the eolor of the cheek, the rounding of the
angles, tha smoothing of the wrinkles.
It is cod-liver oil digested for you, slipping as easily
into the blood and losing itself there as rain-drops lose
themselves in the ocean.
What a satisfactory thing this is to hide the odious
taste of cod-liver oil, evade the tax on the stomach,
take health by surprise.
There is no secret of what it is made of the fish-fat
, taste is lost, but nothing is lost but the taste.
Perhaps your druggist has' a substitute for Scott's Emulsion.
Isn't the standard all others try to equal the best for you to buy
ko cents and $i.ot
SCOTT
Chemists -
morning on the 7:30 train for a visit
with friends and relatives in St. Paul,
Lincoln ana Jtnana. lier many
friends here with her a plasitit vi-it
Henry 11. Gering returned home
Saturday evening1 from a business trip
up in l.ortbern Nebraska and South
Dakotr.. Ue was in Sioux Cisyand re
ports Plattsmouth as a hummer by the
side of lliat town.
The News has it from good author
ity that D. K. Bmr will open a law
orlioe down town at an early d ite.
and will resign his present position.
He h s, wit hout special effort, secured
a good practice which it will pay him
to attend to.
Martin Alden, a boy tixUeis years
of age, whostemi especially gifted as
a 6peaKtr, and who is quite devout,
wili be sent to Chicago Thursday by
the Volunteers where he will go into
training for work in the lieid. The
local force will rais ; tho money to
eond him.
Henry Ii. Gering has a big force at
work on his store building next to the
corner of Fifth and Mam streets.
Tho front will bo of plate glass and
tiled floor. There is r,o better or finer
store front in the state than this oue
will be. Tho interior is also to he
linished up in the finest manner.
The suit of Sam Chapman vs. II.
Xeitzel for $'J00 attorney fees is silll
on in county court and mav latt an
other day. We shall not attempt to
publish any of the testimony until the
case is closed. The plaintiff has about
finished his side of the case, and the
defense has not examined a witness,
vet we neard several express! the
opinion that Xeitzel had already paid
out more than a fair fee and that
not a cent would bo rccovc-cd, from
the unfortunate client.
AN INTERESTING MEETING.
Household Kcononilc Department
Hold
An Interesting: Senhion
The Household Economic depart
ment of the Woman's club, witi Mis.
Vauh as leader, met at Mrs. Eis-m's
yesterday afternoon with a large pro
portion of its members and a number
of visitors present.
After the routine business, and a
short talk from Mrs. Kay on physical
culture, Mrs. Waugh tooii charge of
the program. Tho opening number
was a piano soio by Miss llajek and
was rendered in an artistic and pleas
ing maimer. Mrs. Wise followed
with an amusing paper oo "The Cakes
of Our Grandmothers," in which she
contrasted the cooking fo:- Grandpa
"John" and the "John" of today the
up-to-date John subsisting entirely on
angel food, hence his anye.io nature.
Mrs. Charles I'armele's p iper on tea
and coffee, their origin and usage, she
averred, was taken largely from the
encyclopedia, but it was discussed in
such graceful wording that the ladies
were quite contented to receive it
second-handed.
Mrs. Waugh gave an er.tertnining
little talk on foreign seiiug of
beverages, and the program ended
with a piauo duct by Miss Cagney and
Miss Elson, performed in a pleasing
manner. Coffee and cake were
served from a tl.iinniv decorated
table during the evening.
LION MLAKLY E.CAl'hS.
KiuK of iSeastm MauaKH to (live Oiualia
I'etleKtriaiiH a Scare.
Omaha, Neb., March 14. About 200
people had abundant opportunity to
twitthe lion's tail this afternoon, but
when the caudal appendage of the
ki ng of Leasts was withiu easy reach
all but one backed ojt. The rest
made a wild scramble for places of
safety.
The managers of a local playhouse
had arranged with a lion-tamer from
the east for a week's engagement, and
the cage of beasts arrived thisafte:-
noon. The transfer of the animals
fiom tho wagon to the tempo, ary
quarters attracted a large crowd of
people on the street at the time. Ouo
of the lions became restive during the
change and foreed open the door. It
managed to get its head and fore paws
outside, when Keeper Frank Hall dis
covred he attempted break for liberty.
Picking up a club he attacked the
auimal single-handed and with much
difficulty foiccd it back into the cage.
The turmoil which arose and the
haste made by pedestrians to escape
frightened the horses attached to the
wagon on which was placed the cage
They started to run away, carrying
tho animals with them, with Hall in
I the rear tryintr to spring the padlocks
on the Cflfre. Succeeding finally in
thi ho climbed over tho cage and
rlbbing the lines checked the fright
I cned horses after a lun of several
aliylOCiiB
1 No one wa9 seriously injured, but
, several were knocked down and
' bruise in tho disturbance.
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HE NEVER CAME BACK.
The Man Who Saw These Things In Ne
braska Dare Not Return.
I have seen," says a man who con
ceals his identity, but Tho uses the
Seattle Post Intelligencer as a means
of reaching the public, "dust storms
in Lincoln for three days, so one could
not see across the street, and thirteen
days of blizzard in a month and a
half, during which one could not see a
hundred yards at any time. I have
had the loof of a hotel picked off over
my head by a Nebraska zephyr; seen
a rran picked on the street in Lincoln
by the wind and slapped, down upon
the sidewalk like a shingle; seen
plate glass windows smashed in (not
blown out) by tho wind, and seen fiom
our ofliee window the second and third
stories of a bi ick building knocked oil
from the tirst into the street by the
S.imo agency. I have kjtiOWn lightning J
, c.,ii..al!F ., r?o,u., ivil iiiii !
a half mlie of me witbiu half an hour.
I h ive been thunder showers the last
day of December ami snow storms tho
first day of May. I have walked homo
with summer clothing oa aud no over
coat at 9 o'clock at night, while peo
ple were sitting out of doors, and have
frozen my face and ears at 8 o'clock
the ue.xt. morning while going two
biocks to breakfast. I have seen the
mercury at 45 degrees below zero in
winter, and at 113 degrees above in
the shade in summer. I havo seen in
July thirteen days and nights of hot
wind, during which the mercury did
not go below 10;, and iu which corn
fields premising fifty to seventy-five
bushe!s to the acre were burned to
Wiirlhleisnes. In Nebraska I liuve
known half a dozen towns to bo swept
practically off from tho earth by
cyclones; and I have spent quite a
number of hours watching them the
cyclones, not the towns gather in the
northwest, with 1113- chair conven
iently located with reference to in
open collar door, prepared to slide if
they came my way."
Dangers of ttie Grip
The greatest danger from La
Griope is of its resulting iu pneumonia.
If reasonable care is used, however,
aud Chain bet Iain's Cough Ileniedy
taken, all danger wiil bo avoided.
Among the tens of thousands who
have used this remedy for La Grippe,
we have yet to learn of a single case
having resulted in pneumonia, wLich
shows conclusively that this remedy is
certain preventive of that Oread
disease. It will edect a permanent
core in Icps time than any other
treatment. Tho 2-3 and 0 cent sizos
for sale by all druge-ists.
Take o IT trie iloins.
The undet'aigued is now ready with
a good po. table chute and tools, to re
move tho weapons of ho-'ned cattle at
ten cents per head. It never gets too
cold to dehorn cattle. Any time after
flj'-time, until tho first week in April
is the right time. After that it is too
I'lta Tf t hnp vvlir w-iili tn l-invo cnoli
work done will address me at Itock
BlutTs, Neb., they will bo promptly
answered. S. L. Fukloxo.
English Spavin Liniment removesal
Uard, Soft or Calloused Lumps and
Blemishes from horses. Blood Spavins,
Curbs, Splints, Sweeney, King-Cone,
Stifles, Sprains, all Swooleu Throats,
Coughs, etc. Save $50 bj- use of one
bottle. Warranted tho most wonder
ful Blemish Cure ever known. Soid by
P. G. Fricke & Co., druggists, Platts
inouth. '
List of l. lters.
llemainino; uncalled for at the post
office at I'lattsmouih, March 10, 18!i7:
F.verett, Win Hensley, John
Karveuck. Jos
When calling for any of the above
letters please say "ad vei-tiscd.'
W. K. Fox, P. M.
Alfalf i Seed.
A No. 1 alfalfa seed for sale cheap
al A. 1. Week hach's grocery sto- e.
Dr. Marshall, tiratiuate Dint 1st.
Dr. Marshall, fine gold work.
Dr. Marshall, gold and ijoi -celaii:
crown 3.
Dr. Marshall, crown tind bniO jre wm V
Dr. Marshall, tooth without, plates.
Dr. Marshall, all kinds of fiilinps.
Dr. Marshall, ali kinds of plati.
Dr. M irghall, perfect tittinr p.at .
Dr. Marshall, all wo-k warranto-.
All the latest annUaiices for first
class dental work.
Subscribe for TlJK Kkws.
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
Ilotice to Credtors.
State Neuiiaska. ss.
(.'1199 CO 11 11 tT. (
In the matter of the estate of Mary E. Sc'irie, de
deceased. Notice is hereby given that the claims and de-
luauus oi an persons ajiiiiuM .iary e.. senile,
i f .i ! i
aeceasea, late oi saiu couuiy ano Maie, in oe re -
ceived. examined and adjusted by the county
court at the court house in 1 lattsniouth, ou the
you will use
5th di.y of October, A. D. l.v?7. at 9 o'clock in the
forenoon. And that six months from and after
the Mrd day ot .April. A. U.. 1K7, Is the time
limited for creditor? of said deceased to present
their claims for examination and allowance.
Given under mv hand and seal tins 8th day of
March. A. D. lel'.
,c ,. George M. Spcrcock.
-Lal' County Judpe.
Application For Fardon.
To Whom it May Concern: Hale Perrine was
convicted of the crime of burglary in the dis
trict court in and for Cas counlv, Nebraska, on
the lilt day ol Augus ., IKW. H. Roster, Ksq.,
ol Niobrara, Kr.ox cou ltv. Nebraska, will make
application to his excellency, the governor of
said state, on Tuesday, March IS. l:.r. at his
otuce in the capitol, for the pardon of said Hale
Perrine, and release from the state penitentiary.
Sheriff's Sale.
In the district court in and for Cass county, Ne
braska. Alexander H. Kob-rtson, 1
trustee of the estate of
E'la V. Davis, deceased, App. Doc. ,-0,"' 1U7.
vs.
Michael O" I ionohoe. et al. I
Hi-.KEAs, In the above entitled action pending
in the district court in and tor Cass county, e-bra.-ika,
for tiie foreclosure of a mortgage upon
the following described real estate, situated iti
the coi.ntv ol Cass and state of Nebraska, to-w it:
Lots 1. a. 4, a and ', iu blocK-; lots 4, ; and ti.in
block s'J. all in the city of f'lattsmouth: lots 7. 8,
(1 lit II o.i.-t l- ii r, K..iir ttw. cr.nth ..i
h'ail of said bl7'cki:and Iots4.oa7id rt.in block 8.ad
wi i ie s aio tiiou to i lie cii y oi i lai i sTiioui h, to-
gether with the hereditaments and appurtenances
thereunto belonging, and
iiekfas. aid Alexander U. Robertson,
trustee, plaiutilt. did, on the 7th day of January.
lSi5. obtain a decree of foreclosure aud sale of
said above described real estate, and
hkkeas. An order of sale as provided in said
decree has been issued to me Irom said court,
commanding me to apprai.-e, advertise and sell,
according to law.said above described real estate.
Nw. Tlifc-RKFoKE. Notice is hereby given tiiat
I wi-l.on the l-'th day ol April, lri'7, at the front
south dour of the countv court house m the city of
riait.-moutii. Cass county. Nebraska, at the hour
of 11 a m , of said day. sell said above described
rea: estate ;.t public auction to the- highest bid
der for ca-h, to sati.-fy said decree, costs and ac
cruing co.ts and interest.
Dated I'lattsmouih. Neb. .March '.. A. D. 107.
Harvey Holi.oway.
Sheritf, Cass couuty, Nebraska.
C'ongdm & Parish, Attorneys.
Sheriffs Sale.
By virtue of an order of sa'e issued by George
F. Ilouseworth, clerk of district court within and
for Car-s countv, Nebraska, and tome directed, 1
will on the -th day of March A. I). K1. at II
o'clock a. in. of said day. at the south door ot the
court hou: e ill the city of Plattsmoutii. in said
county, soil at public auction, to the highest bid
der lor cash, the following real estate to-wit:
Lot i2. in block iu the city of
I'i.ittsmouth. Cass county,' Nebraska, to
gether with the privileges and appurtenances
t hereunto belon jing or in anywise appertaining.
'1 he tame being levied upon and taken as tlie
property of Katheiiiie Keuland. alias Mrs. Peter
rceul.tnd. et al.. defendants, to satisfy a judgment
oi said court recovered by i'ettibone aud Nixon,
plauitiiis. against aid defendants.
Jr'iattsi.iouth, Nebraska. Feb. St. A. D. lsff7.
llAKVEY lll.lll.OWAY,
Shcrirt, Cass County, Nebraka.
Notice to Creditors.
State ok Nei!U.vka. ' .
County ot Ca-s. )"
In the matter of the estate of Ann Cole, de
ceased. Notice is hereby e;eu that the claims and
dem.-Uids of all persons against Ann Cole, de
ceased, late of said countv and Mate, will be re
ceived, examined and a-Jjuste-i by the county
court at the court house :n f'lattsmouth on the
-Mh day of September, A. J ). li7. at I.) o'clock in
the forenoon. And that six months from and
alter tne iiin day of March, A. 1. ls:'7. is the
time i.imted lor creditors ot said deceased to
pre-ent their claims for examination and allow
ance. Given iin.ier mv hand and seal this 2lh dav of
February, A. I. 1K7.
c ,. George M. Sri ki.ock,
County Judge.
Notice of Sale.
in the district court of Cass countv. Nebraska.
Iu the matter ot tiie etate ol Kugenia M.
rhomgate, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of an
order ot liasil h. Ramsey, judge of the district
court of Cass county. Nebraska, made on the 11th
dav of February. A. 1). 1 '.. lor the sale of tre
real estate hereinafter described, there will be
sold, at tiie south door of the court house n
I'lattsmouth. Cass countv. Nebraska, on theli7ili
-dav of March A. f. I;s7 at 1 o'clock p, in., at
pubr.c vendue to the highest bidder for cash, the
following describe ! real estate, to-wit: Lot Five
(." mill lot five and one had (.V jl in block sixtv
six (tv;i. and the South twenty-two C.') feet ot lot
four (41. and the South twctity-tuo li.'i feet of the
west half of lot three (4i in biock ixtv-four '!.
ail n trie city ol v eeping Water, Nebraska; and
lot eight iM in b'.ocic one 1 1 1 iu Hector's addition
to the city oi i-eping Water, all in Cass county,
Nebraska. Said sale w ill remain open one hour.
Kl.LA TllOKNllATK.
Administratrix of the estate of Eugenia M. Thorn
g ite.
Hvron Clark, & C. A. Rawi.s,
Attorneys for the estate.
Iaed February' 2Sth. li'7.
ttiee of Iiuli liteiiiH ss.
The I'lattsmouth Gas & F.lectric Light com
pany, a cot por.ition organised under tlie laws of
the stale of Nebraska.
The I'lattsmouth Gas .t Tilertrir Licht com
pany hereby gives notice that the following is the
list and ,iiiiouiit of all the existing debts of sai J
coipor tion on the 1st day of February, A. f .
1S'.C. nj.mciy:
First n ion-gage, 6 per cent bonds of the
Plattsniouih Gas & Electric Light
company, interest pay ible semi-an-
nuallv iu.ie 1 aurl Iwi-miwr 1 i'Vt I (in ty i
Accrued intercut on same :tili li
Bii s payable ion-
Ta.xes iui!fi
SSUl. .-SltS 4-1
This notice is given in compliance with the pro
visions ot chapel 10 of the compiled statute s of
the stale of .Nebraska.
J. G. Richey. President.
S. li Hovky, Treasurer.
C-l. iiiM-s. Secretary.
Majority ol Uirectors.
Legal I'lotice.
In the district court of Cass county, Nchr.is.ka
Clu'.ries c i arinetc, as receiver
ol the t itii .'iiii Bank of i'aitts
niouih. .Nebraska,
vs. - j
Mrrv A. Miller and Harrv L. I
Miller. ' j
?. arv
. Miller and Harry L. Miller, defend
ants. hi'I take notice that on the (Mi day ol fr'eb-
ruary, A. 1. lfW, Lhartes V. I'armele. as re-
ceiver of the Citizens bank of I'lattsinuuth. plain-
tilt herein, hied Ins petition :n tlie district couit '
of C"a:-s comity. Nebraska, ajrainst said delcnd-
anls. tl.e object and prr, er ol vvliu h are to fore-
close a certain mortgage executed by the defend-
ns to F.J. Hansen, and by sail Uan-en sold
and assigned to the Citizens bank oi I'iatts
mouth, Nebraska, lipon the foil av. ins; described
real estate, to-w it: Ceinmcucinir th-tv.o and
one-ha f test east of the se-uihttist corner ol i.it
luinioer ti-.enty-six. in section eiMeea, m tawn-
ship tvveiye, north of ra':-e f mneeii, in C'ioS
countv. Neoi.isita, running tis-ince nortn one
lninjie:. and thirty-tive leet. thence east tiitv-t'AO
ami one-hid! feet, thence south one hundred and
tliirtv-r.vs.. feet, thence west titty-two and one-
ruiil lcet to the olaee of hpn-innin(T tn cr.nr.- tin.
) payment of a Cert iin r roniiss ;rv' note date 1 Seo-
temper 10, is.;i t;l0 Uiu f j j t r,tlj anj rjue r.:id
payable on the loth day of March, A. 1 . lsii.':thnt
il.tl is 1.CIT U!!e I'DOll SHlfl ma, ami n'rii-t'ir,.
tliv l-tl.u oi I.'l 'J, -1. i... II. ....,.,
A l lcn. P'-r cent p;-r annum from the l"tu day
I .,;.:'"', ",!". lor which sum wilti in
, i I tins vite piainMif prays a decree that
celencantste rei.i-.red to pay the same, or that
o.- i..v.ii. uvso-o rosatisty tnc amount loutta
' , i 1 1 . ri.ii'j it.j-ii i ji
vi ";ciu'r?1 to answer said peti ion on or
i ueiore ;int.ay, Uic .; .t d iy of April. A. U. 1'J
i uaicu tins lotli d ty of February A I 1-VT
I tius. C. Par.mk'lf.,' Ke'ceHe'r.
liy his attorneys, liyron Clark and C A Raw is
Notice to Creditors.
State of Nebraska, )
Cass County. f "
In tbu mailer of the estate of Uershey
c"hopp, deeeaseu.
Viilli-u !. I . .1 1 , ir rtvi.ii I l . t I . . i (- : . . . . 1
. . V. i . I. . i j ill., i u j n ill. lb . i m 1 i i 1 1 1 1 'J ...... j
demands of all person- ttiraiust liersliey ,
suopu. aoceaieu, late or sa;a county ana
statu, will tie received, examined unci bJ
jusleU tjy the eounty court at the court
house at i'lattsoiouiri, on the Tin nay of
September; A. I. lsvT, at 9 o'clock tu the
forenoon. And that six months from an i
after the 6th day of .M.ircb, A. l. is the
tin e limited for creditors of said deceased
to pre.-ent their claims for examination and
allowance.
Given under my hand and seal t his 'M ii day
of Febi-u.iry. A. I. is.7.
(Seal) Gkoiuje M. Spcklock,
County Jt:di.e.
Sheriffs Sale.
Dv virtue of an order of sale issued by George
F. Houseworth. clerk ot the district court, within
and f -r Cass county, Nebraska, and to me di
rected. I will on the tith day of March, A. !..
1M7, at 1 1 o'clock a. ill. of said dav, ;,t the south
door of the court house in the city ot l'iatts
mouth. in said county, sil at public auction to the
highest bidder tor cash, the hallowing rial estate
to-wit:
Lots eleven (11) and twelve (12) in block
twelve 1J) in Tompson's addition to the city of
1'iattsmouth in Cass county. Nebraska, together
with the prU ilexes ar.d appurtenances thereunto
belonging or in anywise appertaining. The s.tine
being ievicd up jti and taken as the property of
t'eter Carlson and Mathilda Carlson, deteud.ints:
to satisfy a judgment of said court recovere.i by
the Pioneer Savings and l oan company, ot Min-m.-apoiis,
Minn., plaintift; again.-t sail detend
ants, Piattsmouth, Nebraska. Feb. I. A. O. 1D7.
tfARVEY Ifoi.UIWAV,
Sheriii Cass couutv. Nebraska.
Sheriff's Sale.
By virtue of an order of sale issued by lieorge
V. House-worth, clerk of the distrk t court, w ithin
and for Cass county, Nebraska, and to nie di
rected. 1 will on the tith day of March, A. D.
1st", at 11 o'clock a. in. ot said day at the south
door ol the court house In the city of I'laitsmouth
in said county, sed at- public auction, to the
highest bidder for cash, the following real estate,
to-w it:
Lots numbered K, SS and Hit in the west
half ot the northeast quarter ot section 1-, town
I'i. north in range 13, iu Cass county. Nebraska,
excepting y lti-lK acres deeded to John 1'.
lieauinisier. and l:t t57-K:) acres deeded to the
Omaha Southern Railway company, the said
land containing 17 17-lm acres, together with
the privileges ai.d appurtinanccs thereinto be
longing or iu anywise appertaining. I he same
being levied upon and taken as tlie propei ty ot
illiaui H, Mialer, defendant; to satisfy a judg
ment of said court recovered by Katherine K.
alker, plaintitt; against Wiliiam H siialer, el
al, defendants.
I'lattsmouih, Neb.. February 1, A. D. 1'.".
Hakyey Hoi. low ay.
Sheriff. Cass county, Nebraska.
Sheriff's Sale.
By virtue of an order of sale issued by George
F. Houseworth. cierk ol the district court within
and for Cass county, Nebraska, and to me di
recled, I will on the -'oth day of March, A. I).
lsi7, at 11 o'clock a. m. of said day at the south
door of the court house in the city ot Piattsmouth
in said county, sell at public auction, to the high
est bidder lor vash, the following lands and tene
ments to-wit:
The north two-thirds fij of lot live (5J; the
north two-thirds J of Lit six.6. and the south
one-third ' 1 ol lots live and six 5 and tij ad in
bioqk twenty-nine pJl'l.in the city ol I'iattsmouth.
('ass county, Nebraska, together with the privi
leges aud a purtenances thereunto belonging or
in any wise appertaining. 1 he same being levied
upon and taken as the property ol George 1'.
Weidman and wile Lnnna YYeidinan, et ai. de
fendants to sali-ly a judgment of s;ad court
recovered bv lVter J. Hansen, administrator ot
the e-tate oi J. M. sichnel.hacher, deceased. p!aui
titt agan.st said defendants.
i'iuttsmouth. Neb., Feb. 17. A. I)., 1SP7.
Harvey Hollow ay.
Sheriff, Cass countv. Nebraska.
Legal Notice.
To Simpson C. Iethel and Maria Howard, non
resident deiendatits.
Von and each ol you will take notice that on
the 11th dav ol February, is;i7, Andalatia Cruteti
den. hied his petition in district court of Cass
county, Nebraska, against ou. the ooject and
praer ol which are t: cancel aud set aside a cer
tain deed and the record thereof, purporting to
nave Deeii executed oy tne retendaut, SMinpson C
liethel, to the defendant. Maria Howard, to lots
7I2 and fi3 in the viiiace ot t ireeuw ooc. Cass
couuty, Nebraska, ar.d to ipiiet the tale in aud to
said lots in the p!a:r.t,tl Amlaiatia t .nttenaeu.
You are required to answer said petition on or
belore the 'ihh day of March, 1.'7.
Andalatia Ckittnhkx,
Uy lieeson S; Root, his attorneys.
Notice T Sale.
In tlie d strict court of Cass county. Ncbra-ka.
hi tiie matter of the estate of David W. MI ier,
deceased.
Notice is hereby Riven that p'ursuant to an
order ol the Hon. ffasii S. Ramsey, jude of trie
district court ol Cas couiit , Nebraska made on
theoih. day ot February f :. lor the sale ot the
leal estate hereinafter described there v iil be
sold at tiie south door ot the court ho ise in
Fiatismouth. Cuss county, Nebraska. ti the
liith.dayof March 1SV17 at lb o'clock A. M. of
said day at public vendue to the highest bidder
for cash the ioiUnviiier real estate lo-wit:
Tiie south had ot lot hve f'J in the southwest
quarter ot the soulheast quarter ol fectoii
twentv F- 1 town.-hip tMclve 11-1 raue n:ne(yl
cast of the 'th P. M. containing live acres, and
the south ha f of the southeast quarter and the
south twenty acres of tt-e north hall of the south
east quarter of section thirty-three township
twelve 1.1-1 raniie nine fieast oi tiie titn I'. -M .
containing one hu dred ni:re- all iu Cass county,
Nebraska, said sale to remain open one hour.
1 ateJ l-eb. Hi. 1P'.7.
U. 3. 1'olk, attorney for administrator.
M ANSox L. MlM.KK.
Administrator of the Estate of David V. Miller,
Deceased.
Notice of Sale.
In the district court of Cass county. Nebraska.
In the matter ot the estate ot Wib. im W. Conn-,
deceased .
Wherea-i pursuant t an order of the H m.
Basil Ramsey, judge of the district court, th-;
I il.ow ing de.-cri i e.l property was oiteied lor sale
on the "loih day c-f June, l-Vii. at'lo o'clock a in.
ol said day and was nut : old lor want ot bidders,
now, therefore,
Notice is heieby given that pursuant to an or
der ol the Hon. Basil S. Ranisev, juJ:c ol tiie
district court of Cass county, Nebiaska. made on
thefith day of May. ls'.ui. for the sa:e td the real
estate hereinafter described there will be sold at
the south door ot tiie court house in Platts
niMith. Cas-county, Nebraska, ou the 13th. dav
oi March l-7 at M o'clock A. M ., ot said dav at
public vendue to the highest bidder for cash the
following real estate, to-wit:
Lot nineteen (IS)) Jones' tirst addition to the
village or Greenwood and lets 32t and :i7 in the
vil aee of Gieeiiwood ail in Cass couuty, Ne
braska said sale to remain open one hour.
John F. Poi.k
Admmisirator of tlie Estate of Wi.liam V.
Conn, deceased.
V. S. Pol.K.
Attorney for Administrator,
Date February ftith. lsii.".
Sheriff's Sale.
By virtue of au exeuclion issued by George F.
Houseworth, clerk of the district court witi.ia
anil for Cass county, Nebraska, ami to mo di
rected, I v. ill on the 10th day ot March A.H.
1 !'7. at 1 1 o'clock a. m. of said day at the couh
door of the court house iu the ciiy et I'.atts
mouih. in said county, sell at public auction to
the higtrest bidder for cash, the (ollowinc lands
and teiiemenis io-w n.
i 'I be north half of lots one and two (1 and -) in
block twenty-seven (s-.J in the city of Phitts-
i month, Ca-s cou.ity, Mebraska: a so. paitol lot
; eleven 1 11 1 in section seven j ' J, low nship twelve
1 U-l. range fourteen fH. iu Cass county. Ne-
i.raska. coiuaining one acre more or less and de
scribed as lobows: 1 art of the portion ot lot
Je.evenlllJ beuig and lying south of the road
number seventy-three To as found surveyed and
) platted in the road records o Uas.. countv. Np-
luaska, on page t, section 7. township 1. ran.c
11. as surveyed and platted of record, commencing
at the west corner of said lot and running cast
to the northeast corner, thence south far enough
to make three quarters ot an acre: also ail tliat
, part of lot eleven- 11 lvinir and being situate
and adjoining the south side ol the y, acre tract
1 above described, containins one-hnittli acre, to-
gether with the privileges and appurtenances
S thereunto belonging or in anywise apiici taininp.
The faille bciiiR levied upon ami taken as the
I property of Liiabeth Mc ullough and A 1). Mc-
Culiougn, hrst name uriknou, dclendants, to
' satisfy a ju.'.ntent of said court recovered by
1 J"1'" t'rish, piaintirf. against said dciendavit.
' I'ialtiiK.utli, .cOra?Ka. l ei), li. A. l. lV.r,
ilARVKY liCiLI OWAV.
Simriff ( ass County. Nebraska.
. ,u Vi.i-I.r., w.,1.
hatU'I tirasre Naif,
' N'oiice is hereby piven that by virtue of a
chattel mortgage, dated on the "th day of June,
and dulv'ti'el in the office of the countv
clerk ot Cass county. Nebraska, on she Mh dav of
! June. lsH"1. and executed by J...seph II. liHil to
Major A. Hall to secure the payment of the sum
ol i"l9.J". vvit'u interest ai It'per cent from June ".
, 1!'S. nn 1 upon which there is now due tlie sum of
1 sn7'.i5. deiauit having been made in tiie payment
J of said mini, and mi suit or other proceeding fat
I-..-., lifiv-iiitr hf..n im-T i 111 tH to rerriver -n:d Helil rr
' nnv nart thereof, therefore 1 will se 1 the property
i therein described as to'nows. lo-wil: Lady's lf!l
; T,nv Mare Coil; A Una Sue. sorrel mare, six years
1 ,lrl ctir. rurvtrTr- t Irn ilrws. hri V Tiir.' llarL-
' nuiiifu hut. v-.jrtt ii'il- . U'v lnv nnri ri
ycarso id. star in forehead; Kit Carson, bay mare
; star in lorehead, live years old: Kate K
tar in forehead, five years old: Kate Ketchum s
l i; and ls:Ci black mare colts: sorrel in.
I years old. star in forehead; lieht Lav n
.ire, tnree
are. lour
vears old: aua one horse mule, hve years oi J,
; Uvery barn in the city of riattsinoutn. in the
county of Cass and state of Nebraska, on the lotii
day of March, li'.ir. at 1 o'clock p. m. of said day
Dated February la. 1h;i7,
Maiob A HALL, Mortgagee.
i
en s tn
C. C. PARMELE, Receiver.
CLAUS BREKENFELD, Mgr.
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