W "in b V I H
Men's Reav Business Suits. S3. jS
Men's Cassimer Suits 5.85
Men's Overcoats 2.00
Men's LoiiUlster Overcoats 3.25
Boys' Suits S2.C0
Children's Suits 1.15
Children's Cape Overcoats.. 1.50
Boys' Overcoats.. 1.75
Men's Woollen Shirts 45c
Men's Fleece Lined Und'wr.. 45c
Men's Sanitary Underwear.. 75c
Boys' Shirts and Drawers. .. 25c
Men's Blanket Lined Coats.S1.25
Boys' Blanket Lined Coats.. 1.00
Men's Lined Glove 45
Men's Woollen Socks 15
Men's Heavy Work's Shocs.Sl.OO
Men's Buckle Art' Ov' Shoes 75
Boys' Fine Shoes 1.25
Bovs' Woollen Jackets 25
Men's Working Pants $1.00
Bovs' Pants ". 75
Men's Cardigan Jacket.... 75
Bovs' Woollen Hose 10
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CASS COUNTY. DON'T MISS IT
CHRISTMAS
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Xo largfer assortment to he
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Liver- r.o:-s, tdatkhcj. S v
Sunburn Ri:d Ten, i.ui! r-.--
Btores the kin to ii nrhji- Kfi ' Xz
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elecr scil healthy com J.Zz.
plexion. Superior to all larv. ' -
l.r. ;.nratIon ts"d erfi"-Uy liarnlw At a!I
ilrtitryists, or mailed for SOcts. s-nd for circular.
VIOLA SKIN SOAP I. .Ii.i,.ly Incomparable u
kia pnnfriDC So?. uD-qowW-.l r.-r tlie toil. t. tad wliboat a
val foe ta Burirry. Ai.(utr ynr and delicately medi
tated. Atdruui.i.. Prie 25 Cn.
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Cleaiue aiMi buttitcs the habw
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CITY AND COUNTY.
I TIILltSIA V.
! lr I In t departed to ny on a bu i-
nos.s trip to TV as. Ilo will be foit; it
! few weeks.
(J in Sears cam.; in today f rom ( 'ed ir
Creek on husin-ss. 1. n I ninde 'Ji:k
Nicws a pleasant ea.l.
Mis. O.J. Smith rtccivid Uih s;i:
1 rws ystM-ilay of the detith of her
oiliest brother, M A. l-:iuli. of Cali
fornia.
Hcn-y J ell n 1 jell in of Avici, aged
t wct -sevi n :irwl 1".! -t .l-t ) ,-.. . S
Weeping Water, ngrd rdnefeon, t .rk
out a license td:iy to wed.
Robert Theoilo.-u Frans of Hu-sh-ville.
Mo , sgi ,1 1 we'itv t'irrp, jitjd
Miss Mauilc Emily Roberts oY U'Mon,
ged nineteen, were n-arried by .Ingo
Spurlock todav.
ltobort Gillstm, residing on ('hk-ago
avenue, has three ci'iarcn who .ire
reported ill with dipthi ria. The at
tending physician, however, informed
us this morning that they wore all
better.
A marriage license was fjranfed to
day to Frederick William Noltinc.
aged twenty-eight, and Mi3 Wilhel
mina Stepoat, sirred nineteen, bo! h
are f rr ra th'n city. Mi?s Steppit ia a
daughter of Martin Steppt.
After a pract-cul t r-r at 1 he Per
kins House made at pre t xii rise, it
has been learned that Charley Rive't,
Johnny Phi! pot : nd Maih ! Fitz
patriek are poor hands to nd j'.ft-r
lemons, as they are Halve to firing
omethinjr not down or. ti e biil ,-.
fare.
io juusicai en loriai n ment t-vr
: 1 -
fiiven 'n this eity p'ensed the ouhiie
q in te so well as th.'-(t of the Cttuinv.a
q; a 1 title. In le.-i- r.-e to m:'!iy in-q-ilrifs,
Profe-siM- Fa.l-y hnslinilly
S3 urel ad:ito her-. with fie quartette
and the evetiinjr of Ap' il 4 tliey will
b) :it the Presbyte ian -hutvh.
'1'he do 1 carniva! undt-i- t -tie ji u -uieeo
of St. Mary's Guild f the. Fpir-eDpal
ehurch will be the event of next week.
There will be novel entertainment?,
such as rues-ting on the t-ei ipture c.-.ke,
fortune at the Christmas tree, and the
mysterious gral b g that v. ili yield up
a wealth cf niee things to the '.ueky
one who tries its depths. Fu-tliiji
particulars will lie given Ir.ter.
avi:dnksi). v
'! ho Rurlins'ton fast rraU. w
rarely mte, was repo' t- d to
belrnii sch'du e titnj toti-v.
If 3'ou want to know where
ea is
hours
" go
to get bargains in holiday presents
scan the coiutnr s of Tiik News.
Superintendent Il-twksworth , of the
motive powir department of t'ne I!. &
M., made a business t i 1 t Ha vol-irk
yesterday.
Il-'ad LehnhotT 13; os. ' au. aiid when
you call and se ? t nei r splei:d if1. a-o't-ment
and low prices, yon car, not. help
purchasing.
John W. Reisoner of Sou .h Rend
precinct was attending to business be
fore Judge Spurlock today, and n-rde
TlIK Nku s a pleasant vi-it
Sam Smith, an old time I'latts
mouthian, now residing at. North
I'latte, is here accompanied by his
wife on a visit with ebitivos.
Li. M. and S. W. Hilt are bu k in
old Piatt smouth again sifter a thorough
trial of the went and south, and think
of again making this their home.
J. II. Kleisor and Marve Rushnell,
two rustling young fanners from So ith
Rend precinct, were in town tiday
paying their tax' s, s nd took occasion
to pay The News a pleas uit visit.
A. Jacob Reesou is home f 01a
Cretton and will p.ibibly remain
here. Creston is a good town, but a
young man to get a foot hold thtre in
the law practice wnu'd have to er joy
the patience of Job.
Charley IIay,b-other of our register
of deed.-, l as been recemmendt d by
Congressman Str.ide 'or io-t master at
Weeping Water. The appointmeut
will be made as soon :m the oiesidcrt
returns from Canton. He also recom
mended a new postm iste.r f ir- Douglas
in Otoe county.
It h-.s recent y Ioked out that the
party which diove to Greenwood with
a four-horse team a few weeks ago
from this city to attend a Christian
church convention Vere taken for a
Wizard Oil f oupe when they arrived
in town, and were $;iven qu te an
ovation by the small boys who fol
lowed them around some time before
the mistake was discovr red.
Rheumatism 1 ureil in it Kay.
A fev wee-is ago the editor was
taken with a very severe cold that
caused him to oe in a mo t miserable
condition. ' It w-s Undoubtedly a bad
case of la giippe, and recognizing it
as dangerous ho took immediate
steps to bring about a speedy cure.
From the advertisement of Chamber
lain's Cough Rem dv aid the many
good recommend Uions included
therein, weeone'uded to make .1 first
trial of the medicine. To s.-y that it
was satisfactory in its ic-u t-. is put
it very mildly, indi e 1. It aeieu like
magic and the resu t was a speedy and
permanent cure. We have no hesi
tancy in recommending this excellent
Cough Remedy to anyone afllicted
with a cough or col 1 in any form. The
Ranner or Ribe-ty, Lib -rty town, Mary
land. Tbo 2o and 50 coiit size for
sale by all druggists.
iN FlfiTTSAiOUTH'S SOCIETY GiRClES
Presbyterian Aid Society Enter -
tained By Their Pastor.
Our i hcalrt- Cocrii Spend an K11 joy''
llii-iiins Ht AYIiitt'a Open IloiiKe.W here
Tiny Are KutertHined Hy a Company
f Clever Artist - titer HiippeiiitiKH
f the I:iy.
From Thursday D iily's
The ladies of the Presby terian Aid
were tu tui ta i n il most delightfully at
the home of their pastor, R :v. J. F.
Raiid, yes'ciaiay afternoon. The
lauies work tl busily from H until 4
o'clock. After a short business meet
ting, coffee, csiko and fruit wao served.
Tins Uoparturo irom the usual routine
Oeiug something of a surprise, was
much enjoyed and will make this par
ticular sewing society a pleasant mem
ory. A large proportion of the mem
bers and a number of guests were
present.
The Aid society will miet next week
with Mrs. Agnew, something novel in
the way of entertainment wi.l be pio-
vided, of whieh further notice will be
;l veil.
tJrctted Hy u LmKt- A lulicme.
While's ope a house w.-;s LOiufort-
abij li.bu his: evening, and all were
ple.i.-eu with the eute ta. 11 men I. The
Kirke company hu a s atl of lino ;r
tists, ail 01 whom are ae serving of
much praise. "Micnii; h t Watch" was
the bl.i lust eve ning.
ToniIit the company appears in the
great three-. .ct f 1 1 ce comedy, u ill i tied
'"Dark Sio:d.iw. ' As thi? is the hist
pcp-lar pries show coiiipa'.iy which
has visited this city for many nay-, it
is .-a'e io predict that the o;.ei a house
tonight will be even more thtotigrd
than during the lO previous eveii-iiig-.
Tao specialties aione aie
wo-t h the price of admis?i -n.
l.ookiiij; (Hrr the Triusurer'n Itooks.
F. 1'. llovey, au expert accountant
of Lincoln, is in the ci'.j .and will spend
a few days looking over the "t ooks of
the county treasurer. Mr. Iluvey will
begin his investigation of the iecords
from the time W . II. CusUing held the
ollice. 1 1 is considered bv many as n
wise uiuve on the p.irt of the county
commissioners in securing the services
of an exj.erL, not only to avoid a pos
sible error, but. it will prove the effi
ciency ar.u competency of the present
n.c'..:i-.bei:t.
I-alIi uf Auieli Vurl.
Miss Amelia Wurl died this uiorn-
ing after an illness of one year. She
w: s ttricken with paralysis last Cln ist
iiii.s day and never recovered there-
fr.m. She died at the home of her
is. 1 r, Mi'3. Henry JIarteu's, in this
city. Miss Wuil wes past fifty years
of age, and t-he leaves to morn her
deatn two broincrs, R. Wurl of this
city, and la. hard url of Riooming-
ton, His., :i,d two half brothers, at
Stanton. Ae'o. Miss Wurl was well
now 11 here where she had hosts of
1. n is.
Notice of the funeral will be given
tomorrow.
A Oueer l?) Medicine.
TheiCisa medicine whose proprie
tor 00 not claim to have discovered
some hitherto unknown ingredient, or
that it is a cure-all. This honest med
icine 1 nly claims to euro certain dis
eases, and that its ingredients are
recognized by the mcst skilled phy
sicians as being the best for Kidney
and Bladder diseases. It is Foley's
Kidnov Cure. Smith & Parasele.
I'opuerat ie Wit.
"A republican paper thinks that
Kansas wiil go g. o. p. next time if the
grasshoppers no not fuse with the
popociats. If it is the grasshoppers
that our republican friend fears," re
marks the Falls City News, "then he
can rest .assun d tnrtt Kansas is all
rig h t, as under the gold standard
mini produce has become so cheap
that a grasshopper would not con
descend to eat it. In proof we cite
the fact that iu 1875-6, when it became
known that silver had b;en demon
etized the grasshoppers took wing
a'.d have not heen. heard of sinee. "
How to 1'reveut I'neuiiioiila.
At this lime of the year a cold is
very easily to contracted, and if left
to run its course without the aid of
some reliable cough medicino is liable
to result in that dread disease, pneu
monia. We know of no better remedy
to cu-i) a cough or cold than Cham
berlain's Cough RemcJy. We have
used it quite extensively and it has
always given entire satisfactions
Oiiigah. Inu. Tor. Chief.
This is the only remedy that is
known to b. a certain preventive of
pneumonia. Among the many thous
ands who havs.-i used it for colds and la
grippe, we have never yet learned, of
a single c-se having resulted in pneu
monia. I'ersoQs who have weak lungs
or have reason to ler au attack of
pneumonia, should keep the remedy
at hand. The "" and 50 cent sizes for
sale by all druggist.
"Mystic Cure" for Rheumatism and
i.euraigia. raincaiiy cures in one to
three days. Its action upon the sys-
tem is remarkable and mysterious. It
removes at once the cause and the
disease immediately disappears. The)
fi st dose greatly benefits, To cents
sold by F. C Fricko & Co. druggists.
IN THE COURTS.
IiHtri't Court.
In the ease of First National Rank
! v. Meyer IJunnerman & t;o., sua in
replevin, tried to a jury yesterday, a
verdict was rendered for plaintiff to
whom right of properly was given and
damages were assessed at one cent
The epcciaLfi cdings of the jury, how
ever were of such a nature i.s to al
most guarant e a lever.-al in ti.e su
preme ourt.
McCormick & Bus. vs. Ja. W.
Carv has been on tii d all day. Ihis
is a suit to recover several hundred
dollars 011 notes given way pack in
1S73. A juJg uer.t was oht liued
atrainst defeudant over twenty yenrs
ago and this suit is an elT. -ri to revive
the judgmen t.
OVLIi Til E SI AI K.
Pender people are talkiug of pu Iting
in an electric light plant.
On Monday tho boiler in tho Ran
do'ph school house heating appratus
burst from some unexplained cau-e.
The Norfolk waterworks show net
e.irnings of S3;5-3.42. This is in addi
tion to tho services rendered f v r all
public urposee.
The mortgage indebtedness of
Seotts BlutT county went di wn with a
bigaer jump during November than
any month in our history. The
amount filed Was 14,48. 5i and the
amount cancelled was $-2,h'.id.;o, mak
the net reduction i 7.t 1 . 7ti .
R Brandt from Manistee, Mtch., is
in Gothenburg ard will have charge
of the Gothenbu g Power and Irriga
tion company as soon a.- trie weather
moderates and it will not be stopped
until the canal will lie twic-: as large
as at pro.-ent.
A family of movers are st audtd in
Wood River. There is the husband
and wife and seven children, ihe old
est being about fifteen. At Kearrey
one of their horses was kill d by the
cars, at Sheiton one of the 1 1 1 1 i hoys
broke his leg, a. id at Wood River an
other broke his leg.
The two-year oid child of Charles
Houser of Dubois got hold of a can of
lye and drank a portion of it, badly
burning its mouth and throat. For a
time its life was despaired of, but by
prom j.t ::tttntion the effects of the
lye were overcome and the little one
is getting along nicely.
Mr, C. M. Dixon, a weil known mer
chant of Pieasant R.dge, Fulton Co.,
IV., has a iiltie gi-1 who is frequently
threatened with croup, but when the
first symptons appear, his wife gives
her Chamberlain's Cough Remedy,
which always affords prompt relief.
The 2 and 50 cent siz.s lor sale by all
druyi;is;s.
I.IIKKAKV MlfHS.
Mark Twain's new humorous story,
which he is now writing in Vienna, is
to go to the Ladies' Home Journal,
which magaziue has .lso S'-CUied F.
Mai ion Cr.iwlord's new story, which is
a talo of the unreal, with the strik
ingly uncanny title of '"The Death
Smile."
Clara Morris, the emotional actress,
is writing a series of short stories
based upon incidents of her own life.
The first of these, called "John
Ilickey, Coachman," is to be pub
lished in the January Lad les' Home
Journal, and shows all the marks of
an experienced story-writer. Yet it
is the actress' first story.
After hearing some friends lontiiiu
ally praising Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera, and Diarrhoea Remedy, Cur
tis FlecK of Anaheim, California, pur
chased a bottle of it for his own use
and is now as eathusia-tic over its
wonderful work as anyone can be.
The 2 and oO cent sizes for sale by ail
druggi-tJ.
Take Off the Horns.
The undersigno 1' is now ready with
a good portable chute and too.s, to re
move the weapons of ho ned cattle at
10 cents p?r head fur a herd of cattle,
12-3 cents for a single animal. It never
gets to cold to dehorn cattle. Any
time after Hy-timo, until the first
week in April is tho right time. Af
ter that it is too lale. If those who
wish to have such wo- k done will ad
dress mo at Rock EluiTs, Neb., they
will bo promptly answered.
S. L. Furlono.
Delay are llan);i niut
Many of your friei.ds, or people
whom you know of have contracted,
consumption, pneumonia or other
fatal diseases by neglect of a simple
cold or cough. Foley's Honey and T?.r
a fe, sure and pleasant cough
medicine would have saved them. It
is guaranteed. Smith & Parmele.
To Delinquent Thi fayer.
l'LATTSMOCTH, Nov., 17, 'lS'JT. All
parlies that i.re in arrears on their
real estate tax a e requested to make
a settlement at once, as after the
tii st day of December all such real
estate will be sold.
Roard will be in sessiou from the
first day of December for the purpose
0l- confirming such sales,
. j. Eikkxiuky
County Treasurer
; iiymoth Km kv
Some choice, full-blooded Plyinoth
l Rock Roosters for sale 50 cents each.
! Address Mrs. L. H. Young, Nehawka.
BELDING BROS. & Co.,
Silk Manufacturers,
Mess. Jas. S. Kirk A Co.,
Chicago, Ills.
Gentlemen:
We have Riven your"WhiteCloud"softpathoroui?h
test in washing pieces of linen embroidered with our
"New Process" Wash Embroidery Silks and lind It
entirely satisfactory. We take pleasure in recom
mending it as a superior article for laundering line
embroidery.
Yours truly,
(Signed) Reldixo linos. fe Co.
Refering to the above, we deem it important to state
that this letter was entirely unsolicited by us. White Cloud
Soap now has the highest authority as its endorser as being
superior for fine laundry work. For the bath and toilet it
also ranks first as a pure white floating soap.
JAS.
Larj;c:t scr.p mni'.nsuztuvz'. - fhc world.
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wtttches-klocks-juelry-cilverw&re..
We have a full Stock of everything
in this line for the Holiday trade.
Also the largest stock of Silver Nov
elties in the city; prices, from 25c up.
You are requested to look to your
own interest and inspect this stock
before you buy. Will guarantee the
goods and the prices to suit you. We
warrant all goods to be first-class.
Watch and Jewelry repairing a
specialty.
JOHN T. COLEHAN,
im JEWELER.
W .- vv
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Comp
We have Entirely Re-stocked our
Drug Store and are ready for winter trade.
We have just received New Medicines,
New Wall Paper, New Perfumery, New
Line of Stationary and a Complete Line
of New Druggist Sundries. We will sell
Below Popular Prices and Gaurantee the
Goods. Our Prescription Line is Com
plete. All late Remedies always on hand.
We give Special Bargains in Fine Soap.
We are here to stay. We buy our goods
so as to permit us to give Good Bargains.
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v:K.pitT Ilolloway, who is oringingi
. his two years' term, as sheriff
f Oiijcnnntv. took Harris, the col -
oitnw muni..,
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terdav, which makes the fourteenth
man sent up Since the beginnlC-g Of
man se " I r.
hist Jrin. a record tnat hai never be-
fore been equaled. It McComb could
bo found ha would, pt-ribably round ouu
the number to fifteen.
Is j'our liver tired'r does it fail to do
duty? If t'O, don't neglect its call for
help. A lew doses of Heroine may
save you a spell of sickness. Ilerbine
is the only perfect liver medicine. It
cure3 Chills and Fever. 7oe.
JAS. S. KIRK & CO.,
Soap Manufacturers.
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J LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
I Probate Notice,
' 1 county court. Cass county. Nebraska. In
-(e matter o) the estate of iIenry Stoil tle
ceased. Jacob. J'hillip, I red. Charles and Wil
liam Stoll. the unknown heirs of Adam toll
Mary Mclilynn aud Catharine Lear, the last
( three named being now deceased. Kluabcth
McFrland. Christinae I.each. Martha Lana
1 Beery, Mena Thierolf. Kosanna Maurer. Louisa
isippie. tlie unknown heirs ot tienry Moll, ae
ceased, and all other persons interested w ill take
notice tuat Kosanna Maurer has tiled a petition
in sain court alleging among other things ths
the last will ana testament ol Henry Moll, de
ceased, was admitted to probate on the "Jllh day
of July, 17 ; that administration was granted to
his widow, who is now deceased, and that ad
ministration of said estate is incomplete. Peti
tioner asks that H. M Snnnichsfti be atinointed
administrator with will annexeJ to complete the
administration of this e-tate. You are notified
that if you fail to appear at said court on the 7th
111- i.l I 1-..... 1... r A I 1 I SO 7 -i. - 1 , .,-1- n n.
a I content said p!:titioa. the c'iurt willappoint
duU.
M. M Siiniilchseii r some other suitable person,
HiiniiiiL-trat'T with will annexed and proceed to
a se!t nient of said estate.
U alios my hand and the seal ot said court,
at 1'... it -mouth. Nebraska, this, the loth day ot
N'.iveii-licr. A. D.1M;.
l.-calj t.n.Ki.K M. SrcRLocK.
County Judge.
li oN.ite Notice.
In tho oni'ity court (if l ass county. Nebraska.
In the matter ol the estat e ot Mary K ieckniauii.
deieaseJ. lien y Kieckin aim, Kiiima K let knianu
and a t other per-iras interested in said matter
an' iiciel iiotiiio'l that on the llrd day uf He
I'eaiber, Is'.ii. a petition was hied in said court,
aliening, amoim other things, that Mary Kieck
ia.ii. ii ,ne.l on the it tii day ol May. lsW", leavine
no last wiil ami testament and possessed of
rights 1:1 actio. i ot unknown and uncertain value,
ii. d 1 1 1 a t tho above named constitute all the per
sons inteiesti d in the estate ol said deceased,
and pray ng for administration thereol. You
aie l.eieoy notified tliat it you fail to appear at
-ai 1 court on the :ii d day of January, A. Ii. 1J-9S,
at 2 o'clock p. in. andj contest said petition, the
mutt will appoint Milton I), folk or some other
uitul!e person administrator, and proceed to a
settlement ol said estate.
itness my hand and the seal of said court, at
I'l.vtsmotith, Nebiaska. tins, the 7th day of Le
eenibc , A. 1 . !!.".
(Seall
Jil-I'KI.H M. SPCRLOCK.
County Judge.
sin-rifT's Sale.
flyvrtueof an execution issued by Geo.
fr. Ilousewort u, clerk of ttio uistnet court,
within and for itass county. Nebraska, and to
mo Uirei tou. 1 wiil on llieUd day of Jan, A
l. at 11 o'clock a, ni, of aaiu day at the
south door of tho court, house in trie, city of
I'latts-uoiiiii. in said county, sell at nubile
auction, to the highest blduer for cash, the
fjijowin lunus and tenement s. to-wit:
Tlie west half of the norlhe ist quarter of
seen. in I.-, town 11, ranse 111. the southeast
uuai ti t of section la, town 11. raiijje 9; the east
hail ol the southwest iiarter of section 1:1, town
11. lanye i; tlie east liall of the southw. st
quarter ol section Is. t:iu u 11. range 10; and tlie
norm liaii ol tlie s.uithv.est quarter of section 18,
town II, latige lo, ail in Lass county. Nebraska,
together with the privileges and appurtenances
thereunto beionsiug or u; anywise appertaining.
1 tie same beim; levied upon and taken as the
property ol P. h, and II . K. VYaldron, defendant.-,
to satisfy a judgement of said court re
covered by Hank ol Kagle. plaintiff, against said
defendants .
1'la.itsmouth, Neb., Nov. :, A. D. 18!7.
Uakvev Hoi lowav,
Sneriir. Cass county, Nebraska.
Sheriffs Sale.
Hy virtue of an execution issued by George
r. Hoii-u'Atirth. cleiK of the district i-nnri u.Oh.,i
and lor Cass county, Nebraska, and to me di
rected, I will on the lird dav of lamiarv 4 11
IMis, at 11 o'clock a. m. ot said day at the south
door of the court house in the city of I'latts
mouth. in said county sell at public auction, to
the highest bidder for cash, the iuiwtwiticr n.i.1
estate, to-wit:
Lots 1 1 and I'l in block 110. lots 3. 4. 5. and 6
in block J', in the city of i'lattsmouth; lot 2 and
the ea-t had of ; and lots 7, X, u, 10, II and 12. iu
ijiock II, i n i.iuke's addition to the city of Platts
mouth, Cajs county, Nebraska, together with
the privileges and agipuiteiianccs ttiereunto be
longing oi in anywise appurtaiuiug. The same
being levud upon and taken as the property ol
V iiln.ni if Mi ,ter nnd John Miafer. defendants,
to satisfy a judgineut ol said court recovered by
Charles C. rarmefe, receiver tor Citizens bank
I riattsmoutii. Nebraska, plaintiff said against
defendants.
t'l.ittsiiiouili. Nebraska. Nov. A, D.. 1HSW.
llAKVHV Hol.LOWAY.
Sheriff Cass County. Nebraska.
Sheriff's Sale.
Ii i irtue of an order of sale issued by George
K, i lou-ewortli. clerk ol the district court, within
and lor Cass county, Nebraska, and to me di
rected. I win on the :iid dav ol lanuarv. A.
1., ls'.o, at II o'clock a. in. of said dav at tin
smith door of the court house in the city of Platts-
inouin. in said county, sell at public auction, to
the highest bidder lor cash, the following real
estate, to-vv it:
l oii'inencuig at tlie southwest corner of sec
tion Hi. town ili, range II. east of the t)th P. M..
running thence north ISO rods; thence east NJ rods;
thence south :iu rods: thence west hi) rods to the
place ot beginning, containing fifteen acre of
n J
l Also lots 2 and : in section 4, township 11
north, range 1 1 east of tlie th P. M. excepting T
an 1 :li I n acres, desciibed as follows: Seven and
i l l oti acres on the south side of a lot of land
lesci ibed a-loll v,s: beginning at the Quarter
ection cornet on the west side of section 4, town-
h:p 1 1, range 1 1, east ot the th P. M.. thence
not ih in chains, thence southeast 12 chains to a
point intersecting a line through the center of
section 4. tiience west to the place ol beginning
uni containing !." and Xi li t) acres. The total
amount nt laiM herein is one hundred and thirty
in.l to- iki, more or less. I Also the northeast
quarter ot the lioitheast quarter of section 5,
town 11. range 1 1, east ol the lth P. M.. contain-
lg 11 and l.i.lim acre-, nioieor less. All ol the
bove described land in Cass county, Nebraska,
igether with the privileges aud appurtenances
theietiuto belonging or in anywise appertaining.
i lie same being levied upon and taken as the
property of I laniei I). Dr.. per. et al. defendants
to satisfy a judgment of said cmirt recovered by
l eter I'.llingsou. plaiutitt against said defend
ant-.
Plattsinout.'i. Nebraska. Nov. W. A. D. 1897.
Harvey Hollo way.
Sheriff, Cass County, Nebraska.
MierifTs Sale.
I5y virtue of an order of sale issued by George
, I lousewoi t h, clei K ol the district court, within
nid lor i ass county, .Nebraska, and to me di
rected, I will on the Sth day of January, A. l.
ai 11 o clock a. m. ol said day at the south
ioor of the court hou-e in the city of I'lattsmouth,
in said county, sell at public auction, to the high-
t OKlder lor cash. the loiio.ving real estate to-wii:
I he northeast quarter of section 13, township 11,
north ot range 1. in Cass county, Nebraska, to
gether with the privileges aud appurtenances
theieunto !c ougiug or iu auywise appurtaining.
1 lie same Oeing levied upon ana taken as me
property ol M.ngaret . J raver and lieorge
i raver, et at., delendauts. to satisfy a luagnteni
of said court recovered by the First National
bank of i-'airlicid. Ia., ptaiutitls, against said de
lcmiauts. i'laitsuioutfi, Nebraska. Dec. 7, A. I). 197.
Har'- Hoi.i.owav,
Sheriff. Cass County. Nebraska.
Sheriff's Sale.
ISv virtue of an execution issued by George
I-'. House-worth, clcik of the district court within
and lor Cass county. Nebraska, and to me di
rected. I will oa the sth day of January, A. D..
ls;is. at 11 o'clock a. in. of said day at the south
door of the court house iu Plattsmouth, in said
county, sell at public auction, to the highest bid-
Jer lor ca-n. tlie following real estate to-wit;
I he west halt ot the southwest ouarterof section
s, township 11. range S. in Cass coutity.Nebraska,
iecept lot being one acre off the northwest
quarter of the southwest quarter of said section
property of i . t'. C'arnes. defendant, to satisfy a
judgment of said court recovered by Charles D.
I lay worth, plaintilt. against J. . carnes, l.r.
Carnes aud H. K, Waidron. defendants.
I'lattsmouth, NebrasKa, Dec. t, A. D., 18V7.
llAKVKY HllLLIIWAY,
Sheriff, Cass county, Nebraska.
Notice to Credtors.
Statu ofO.ehra.ska.)
Cass Count v. S '
ss. In
ity Court.
In the matter of the estate ot Calvin H. Par
mele, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the creditors cf
said deceased wiii meet the administrators of
said estate, before me, county judge of Cass
county. Nebraska, at tlie counlv court room in
P attsmouth in said county, on the tith day oi
December, A. D. 1M7, on the 7th day of Febru
ary. IK', and ou the rith day of June. 1HH8, at 2
o'clock p ni., each day for the purpose of pre
senting tlic-ir claims for examination, adjustment
and allowance. Six months arc allowed for the
creditors of said deceased to present their claims
and one year for the administrators to settle
said estate, troin the tilh day ol December, 1H97.
I his notice shall be published in the Semi
Weekly New s-Herald for lour weeks successively,
prior to the lith day of 1 leceniber. Isy7.
itness my hand and seal oi said county court
at Piattsinouth. Nebraska, this tf.h day of No
vember, is..;.
i.sal,i GhoRoE M. Spurlock,
County Judge.
11 Hi I'liRKlNS HOUSE,
F. K. GUTHMANN, Prop.
Rates Si and $1.50 per Day
C -utr.vll.v Ioctited and Com
ioriahlv Furnished.
11. ITiiMtH'TH,
NEBRASKA
F..-atiier boas are selling at half
price at Tuekir Sisters'.