Nebraska Newspapers

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She SUbrasUa gcratil
Senator Tipton anl lady Lave goue to
j5an FraJici.-oo ou a yln.sure trip.
.i"iobb'rio.'i are becoming quite couuuon
in Oiiiaha.
John Kosa, Esq., took posrieasion ot
i' c l'laUe Valley last Thursday.
The grading betvetn AL!anJ and
Lincoln will he completed by tha 15th of
next month.
II. N. Orr, , arrived in the city
Sunday from (J rand Island, on the T.T. P.
K, K. -
'ihc iri-:on;'r 5 ilioil took '"log hail"
Ix,t Friday, while ut working ou the
fctivot. aal made good his escape.
Uev. Mr. Cameron arrived last Satur
dav, and h- Id xcrvioe at the usual hour
Sal-bath iinniiti!? and evening.
Th'1 !:i.x'inent of the building in which
th.: IIkk.u.d uffioe ia located is being fit
ted up f t a saloon.
f (.'apt. Palim-r has just returned from a
trip in the interior. He infoinn us that
the country i- literally tilled with grain.
A fellow ealii.-w himself C. O. Whit
man. "don;" Ware's Lank in Nebraska
City for $:',,). with n f wA draft.
Dan'l Sullivan was arrested Tuesday
on eomj-iaiiit of Pat Kelley for -:uaUiisr,
and t'liiunittcd f r trial.
See card of Mitvhel &L Wolfe in today-
paper. They are excellent work
men. Call oil tln'iu if you want a good
job.
Hilling'-; new buiric.-u house, on Main
street, is pnressinj rapidly. Mitehel
& Wo!!': have the contract of the carpen
ter work.
The f vv: heretofore at work on the
Depot jrr Mm d-. having about completed
that "job. have Ucn sent further up the
ir;e.
Thell.uU'oad Couipanj h tve purchased
a tran.-port. which will 1-e here in a few
days ready to eonrncri ero-sing iron
for their road west from this rtv.
The Omaha U'lmhliau speaks of Dr.
Miller a-t '"the jrejit'emau from I'tah,"
sinee he has become the champion of
Mormoi-i.-iii.
There are already nine or ten aloom
iu operation iu this place, an J we know
of Jour or five more rooms being fitted
uji for others to be opened in.
If tie- weather is favorable, the iron
hor-e v.vi m.ike his appearance on the
oppo hank oi'nvur in about ten days
fVoin date.
Thi; buiMin.j on Main street, near
Sixth, ! eskoied for Marble Shop, will
sien in r-'idiii.-s. Mr. Prouder is
doiiiL' the '"arpvtiter work.
Th-
re
etit r-: ills took awav all the
iiloaj- Sa'.t Creek, caus'iK the
i'etweeu heie
irrt.vula'-.
id
.ine,!n
!n to be
M. -
brick :
tVir
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!iz.:.rty h.i.e ilo-el v.ut their !
i.'-s. Hii'd have b.-:i removing j
lus wo t- the we.-t part of
i
La-: Moul
v. wax pay day oa the Hail- j
ro t ! wo-.-k.
t er.r'y ti..
It io k a Urge .-ized valise j
roi!t-iW atuoa::: oi greeu
buck-; up th. '.i-.te.
Tii. w i -1 half of the third story of!
Ma-..K blo.-k .' been leaded by tlie
Uaiiivad Coinpat.y l-r offices.. Carpen
ters :'.iid jo'ners have beet: at work for
the pat wi-.k, putting it iu shape.
A I ib o -To!! the railroad, named Ja-.
Garvin, died on s-cctio:i . la..t Thursday,
of bleetiin-' at the lungs, lie only lived
about twcii'y-Iour hour3 after he was
tike
:i il!.
G. W. CoK in advertises a large quan
tity of pro pi rty for sa
in
to-dav
s paper.
Parties de.-iring cither farm or city prop
erty enn probably suit thein-elves by fee
irg
The vot
u Quincy resulted in favor of
the Railroad loan and-it is now thought
that the juet:on cf building 1 he railroad
between that city and Brownville is pet
tled bevond doubt.
Cha. Robine has reined his new
buiMing. two doors wert of the HER.4.LD
oftic-, f...- sTo per month. It is believed
"ikit loetle games" can be found in
tll'TC.
See lit ofpropt'rtj' for sale by Max
well t Chajfinan. Tliis h.-t embraces
some t.f the lest property in the city, as
as well as exce"cnt projierty in the coun
trv. He.-ser called on the IlKUAJ.n of5ce
ye.-terday with a Sue lot of Sweet Pota-toi--,
of the Bermuda Red variety. He
will have aa abundance of them for this
market.
If the logic of our astute City Attor
ney is goo 1. that the transferring a title
gives the grantee a better title than the
grantor possessed, then a man can steal
a piece of land, have it transferred a few
times and the titlelis perfect.
Read the Railroad articles in to-day's
paper, and then say whether you think
Pluttsmouth stands a show for a large
city. Her chances to-uay are better
than those of Omaha ever were.
We commend the article in to-day's
Hi:ka!.i, headed "Under which. King,
O! People!" to the DjuiOL-racy of Ne-Iru.-ka.
It is from the pen of the ablest
and oldest Democratic writer in the State
A. F. Harvey.
Having no Louse in which to hold Ser
vice. Rev. Mr. Foster, Congrecationalist,
preached hist Sabbath naming in the
open air at the corner cf -Main and
Third streets. We believe that this ia
the first introduction of street jre4ohinj
jn tins eifv.
Mr. Taylor, in charge of work for Fitz
gerald, informs U3 that over twenty car
loads of iron have already arrived at the
junction opposite this city, and thai the
work of laying it will commence in a few
days.
We learn that Mr. James Clayton haa
been appointed Post Master at lloek
Bluffs in this county, and Thos. W. Val
entine, Esq., of Ashland, Saunders coun
ty. They are both Pi.epublican3, and su
persede Democrats.
The most convincing temperance argu
ment we have seen for a long time is
John Fitzgerald, Esq. He has been en
gaged in railroading for twenty years, has
made a fortune at it, and never tasted a
drop of intoxicating drink during his life.
We understand that Mr. Hays is sell
ing a few of those valuable residence lots
in his addition at very reasonable figures,
lie has some of the finest locations that
can be found in the city. Now is a good
time to secure one at rexsonable fig
ures. It looks strange to many of our citi
zens that the City Council .should retain
the services of an Attorney who had
used his official position, while underpay
from the city and under oath to guard
her interests, to place money iu his own
pocket, at the public expense.
A. L. Stearnes, Esq., State Agent for
the National Series of School Books,
published by A. S. Barnes &, Co. , cidled
on us yesterday and left a specimen of
his books. He informs us that his se
ries Is meeting with considerable encour
agement throughout the State.
Since the resolution rescinding the con
tract with the Dock & Jjcvoe Company
was voted down, some of the members
of that company have become exceed
ingly bold and declare they care not for
public opinion, but that they have a valid
contract with the city and propose to en
force it.
We learn from authorative sources that
.1... u f. f it T f.. .:m ,.
t l 11U Lf. tA. - 4 - it. il. VIT. ? 1X1 I UUU1 LUC lit V
' fl. I r...!ii ilf fnolmiA SslirTW ut tfiw
place in a short time. They will not,
probably, erect very extensive buildings
this fail, but will only put up such as
will be needed for repairing etc., during
the winter.
BrtadstulTs have taken an upward
step lately, all over the country, owing to
the great advance in Europe. Two
weeks ago large quantities of wheat
could have been contracted in this local
ity, for seventy-five cents per bushel, but
could not be contracted to-day for $1 per
bushel.
If the argument or assertion is'good
that the city cau give a better title to
property than she has herself, then, we
presume, on the same busis, a few trans
fers of a 't.vt title' would make it as good
as a Warranty Deed. That may be
"grammatical," but it is certainly not
It is said that the Midlanders require
contractors to give security that they will
pay their hands; br.t some who have en-
deavored to get caatraets on the work
inform us that the Coinpanv refuse to
-'ive "'eurity to pay tho contractor. TP
they could get such men as Fitzgerald &
I"ory to take their contracts there
would be no necessity for binding them
', to pay their ha ils.
Our readers wii! n-inember that during
the summer oi '05 the IIkiiaI-D took the
j pjsition that the rout j crossing the river
! at tliis point was destined to bo the great
river
eat
thoroughfare across the Con'inont. and
gave its reasons fbr the belief. From
artic!"s in this issue of the Herald it
would seera that others an: of that
opinion now, and advance the sama ar
guments. Mr. R. N. Hodskiug has bought out
Peter Roweu'u Billiard Tables and bar
fixtures, second story Masonic Block, and
is fitting up in first class style. He is
having a new floor laid, and proposes re
modeling the entire concern, making it
a place suitable for all lovers of the game
to visit. Three ncw tables are on the
j way. anu as soon as every thing is in
j readiness the place w ill be opened under
the name of the "Brunswick Billiard
Hal!."'
At the meeting of the City Council on
Tuesday evening of last week, Alderman
White said ' he was there to obey the
command of the people if the ieople
said to give all the Levee (J rounds to the
Roilroad Company he would do it." In
less than ten minutes afterwards a peti
tion, signed by almost every citizen of
the city, was presented askinc the re
scinding of the contract with tl Dock &
Levee Company, Alderman White cast
his vote against the resolution rescinding
the contract.
A fellow named Patterson got into a
low in a t-aloon lat Saturday, and came
out looking a "little the worse for vear."
Not feeling satisfied, he commenced to
make a loud noLse on the street, stamp
ing and beating some imaginary fie at a
furious rate. when Sheriff Johnson "gob
Wed" him and took him before Recorder
Wells, who committed him ibr examin
ation after he was 'eobered off." He
was brought out in the evening and fined
$5 and cost. He played the "innocent"
dodge so shrewdely that Riyirder Wells
remitted his fine, and the fellow pledged
himself to keep sober and leave townim
mediately. The next day (Sunday) he
was drinking again, and in the evening
became very noisy and abusive. Sheriff
Johnson again took him in charge about
9 o'cloek Sunday evening, and started to
take him to jail. Arriving at the bridge
on Third street, Patterson concluded he
would not go to jail and resisted the ef
forts of the Sheriff, telling htm that he
was not man enough to take him. ne
did not happen to know Sheriff Johnson
as well then as he does now or he would
not have "equared himself " against him.
It is sufficient to say ho went to jail and
his face looked very badly when he was
again brought before Recorder Wells.
He was fined $10.00 and cost this time,
a ad is no'v working it cut on the strest.
DOOM, BUO. & CO.
have a' large Sfcx-Ic of
Dress Goods,
Dress Goods,
Dress Goods,
Dress Goods,
Piece Goods,
White Goods-.
White Goods,
White Good.,
White GooJs,
Drown Muslins,
I'rovrn Muslins,
Brown Muslins,
Piece Goods,
Piece Goods,
Bleached Muslins, Deiuins, bl le & brown
Bleached Muslins, DeminH, blue & brown
Bleached Muslins, Dentins, blue ti brown
Shirting, check and stripe, -
Shirting, check and stripe,
Shirting, check and stripe,
Choice Bio Coffee, A Coffee Sugar,
Choice Rio Coffee, "A Coffee Sugar
Choice Rio Coffee, Brown Sugar,
Syrup, Brown Sugar,
Doom, Bro. & Co. have just received
another large lot of Glass and Queens
ware. Syrup, ' Salt Fish,
Syrup, Salt Fish,
Dried Fruit, Queensware,
Dried Fruit, Queensware,
Dried Fruit, Queensware,
Glass Ware,
Glass Ware,
Glass Ware,
And a general stock, to which they call
the attention of the Farmers and Public
generally. Have the best selected stock
and make the lowest prices. Ilemcmber
the place, the west corner in the Big
Brick, Main street, Plattsuiouth Neb.
Doom, .Bro. & Co.
All parties indebted to us by open ac
count or notes now due or pxst due. must
pay the name by the 20th of this month,
(August.) And all notes due us from
the 20th of August to the 1st of Septem
ber must be paid promptly for we
shall be obliged to protest if not paid at
maturity. Doom, Bro. & Co.
DOOM, BRO. & CO.,
Agents tor Birdsalfs Threshing Ma
chines.Buffalo Pitt Threshing Machines,
New Yorker Self Baker Reaper, '"Buck
eye" Mower and Reaper, J. P. Manny's
Reaper and Mower, Wier's Walking
Cultivator; Broad Citst Seed Sower, Rod
and Mould Board Breakers, Stubble
plows of all kinds.
Every hiib:mtnt Warranted.
Just received 100 barrels of Salt.
Doom, Bito. & Co.
D()OM, BRO. & CO.
Dealers iu Staple and Fancy Dry G ood
Grocers, Boots, shoes, Gla-s and Queens-
-ware.
10W seamless bags lor sale by
Doom, Bito. & Co.
We would advise all parties wanting a
good article of Tea go to Dooms' and get
it, they have the best Tea that we have
ever seen in this city.
If you want to get some A No. 1 Su
gar Cured Hams, go to
Doom. Bro. & Co.
WANTED,
10UI) dozen eggs.
2000 lbs fresh butter.
by Doom, Bito. & Co.
Yallerys Si RufTner are ju.-t in receipt
of a large stock of Do Ooods.
Vallerys & Runner have just received
a few more Kirby Reapers on which they
will give goo-1 time.
THRASHING MACHINES.
If you want a good Threshing Machine
you can procure one at Vallerys &, RufT-
ner's who are now receiving the J. I.
Cox i Co.'s Machine. the most com plot
Machine ever put up.
Also agents for the Woodbury Climax
and Pittt's Horse Power.
WANTED.
Uaeon and Lard fur which we will give
the highest market price.
YaLI.KUY.S fc llUFFNER.
. m m m
Vallerys & RufTner are agents fur the
Schuttler Wagons which they are selling
at reduced prices.
If you want the lightest runniug Mower
in use go to Vallerys & Ruffner's, and
buv the Kniifin.
VsJIerys & RufTner are agents for the
G rover & Raker sewing machines, the
lx-'st in market. Call and see them.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Price reduced on the fttu lebaker Wagon, at
Clmik if- Plum mkr'sj.
Clark if- Plummer have the largest stock of salt
in the city. Call and see them.
Go to Clark it Plutnmer'i for your flour.
If you wish good Tea inaka your purchases at
Ci.ARSd Plummkr's.
A good stock of Nails an-1 GlifS at
Ci.ark it- Plcmmrh's.
If you -want a gool Mower ko to Clark d
Plummer' and purcht.se a. McCormk-k Prize
Mower.
Illustrated Annual of I'hrenolugy and Physiog
nomy far IS70.
Xow ready contains 50 Engravings of leading
Editors Bryant, Greeley, H-iunett, Brooks, Mar
ble, Dana, Raymond, wi'h pory-ait11. The Male
and Female Form; Why Children Resemble
their Parent; Gen. Grant and hi Cabinet, with
portraits; Physiognomy in Polities, or "Faces
and Places ;' Science of Conjugal Selection.
Happy Marriages, Temperament in Wedlock,;
American Artints; The Sleep Walker; Brain
Waves; Psyehologtcal : S r Edward Landscer,
Lorenzo Dow and Pegjty hU wife. Royal Ladies
of the French Empire, with portraits: Guizot,
the Statesman ; How 'to choose a Helpmeet;
What U Man ; and math more in this Rich and
Racy An'SCal, which mils for 5 cents. S. R.
Wills, Publisher, Keir York. angl9wl.
NOTICE.
All persona indebted to the amlers'igned are
requested to call atber residence, eighteen miles
west of Plattsmoath, and settle the same imme
diately. augjtt ROSE ANN DECKER.
Pay Up.
All rersons knowing themselves indebted to
me will please call and pay up immediately. A
word to the wise, etc. ,
eelUtf ; C E. Fobot.
$1200 and all Expenses Paid.
Fee advertisementof American ShuttleSewing
Machine in our advertising columns. ly
Music.
Mrs. Kate Simpson would respectfully say to
her friends and the'publio that she has made ar
rangements to enlargn her class in music, and
would be pleaded to instract any who may wish
to take lessons on Piano Forte. Inquire at resi
dence, comer Viritf a j(J Sacond streets. Flatt- j
'TT "" .T-C"-
Oite door west of tbo
PL ATTSMOUT H,
HAS
WHOLESALE'
A LAKGE
Dry Goods, Groceries, Clothing,
FURNISHING GOODS,
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES.
and Provisions.
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID
FOR ALL
Kinds of Country Produce.
PlaUsmouth, Nebraska, August 5th,
:stick.
To the Stockltnhlers of the Hurlln'jtoH
tfc Missouri Uicer liailroud Company
Notice is hiTi-lT (riven that on Weilne-Mar,
the lirt day of Si'ptembcr. A. I. ISC'.i. there will
lc hoi 1 n jslockhoMpi' Mfotinir of the lturlitig
ton .t Missouri Kivt-r ltnilroml Company in e-Lr.-isku.
at the otlk-e cf th" Darlington tv .Misou
ri Kailroaii luii)any in the city of Jturl mnion
aii'l SJtuta of Iowa, lor tho purpose of 'lci-tinjt
seven liirectors of fu'vi (.'oini)any, and for the
transaction of other business.
HENRY STRON'l?
HANS Till Kt.SON,
C. K. PKuk'lNS
Three of tlio Iiiciorporatori of li. Jc M. It. li. Co.
in Nt-hra!k:t.
Plattmuoatb. July Otth. 1S09. july29w5
Ioticc
M'illiam J. Ford, of the ist.t.i of Maryland,
will take notice that John Iihu-k. of the county
of Cass, in the Stite of Nelirnsku. did on the
'II I day of Juiy. a. l. Isti'.t. Iil his petition in the
District Court of the LM .I-.idicinl lJitriet of the
rtate of Nelr:iska. in and lor t uss county,
against the said William J. Ford, 'l.-fi-ioiant,
petting forth that on the oth day of 3iay. a. p.
1S(S, del'cu.lant was indebted to him in the sum
of One Hundred and Nineteen lollars for med
ical service, mid attendance, and medicine fur
nished to und bestowed at request of defendant,
and prayinir judgment forsaid amount ; and the
said plaintiff did on the id day of J uly. A. l.
lSo'J, cause an order of attachment to be issued
from the oflice of the Clerk of said Court, and
did cause the Ihc followinir real estate of de
fendant's to be attached, to-wit : Lot No. seven
(7) in block eighty-seven, as designated upon
the recorded jdat of the city of l'iatt-immth,
Cass county, Nebraska.
And the said William J. Ford noiilled that
he is required to appear and answer said peti
tion on or before the third Monday after the 2d
day of September. A. i. lsiki.
Dated August 3d, ISO.'.
JOHN LI.ACK.
By T. M. MARtii'TTK, liis Attorney. aug.'iw4.
Iolice
William J. Ford, of the State of Maryland,
will take notice that Itobcrt 11. l.iviutrstoii. of
the county of Cass, in the 2t:tte of Nebraska,
did on the ilM day of J uly. . n. IHi'.'.'. Ide hi- pe
tition, in the District Coii'-t of the -d Judicial
District o! the Stale of Nelr:i.-k, in mi:! for
Cass county, asrums? the sui-1 William .). Ford,
defendant, scttin-j forth that on the 14th day of
December, 1m!7. defctidnnt was indebted to him
in the sum of One Hundred and Thirty-six and
.Vi-iiHI Dollars lor medicine and for medical ser
vice and attendance furnished and bestowed by
plainrii!' for defendant at his request ; and pray
ing judgment for "aid amount n ith interest from
December 14th. lsi7. : and defendant is further
notified that plaintiti'di 1 on the id day of July,
A. !. lSi;9. cause an order of attachment, to bo
i-sned from the otliee of the Clerk of said Court,
and did cause the following real est ile bclon
inK to dciV'idarit to be .-itr.-ielieti. to-u-it : l..-s
seven (7) und eikrlit ' S) in block eighty-seven 7;,
as tile same is designated upon the roi.rucd plat
of the city of I'lalt.-iuouth, in Casd coiuty, .state
of Nebraska.
Ami the sai l William . I. Fori is notified th:-.t
he is required to appear und answer said peti
tion ou or before the third Monda eft el' the
lid day of September. . u. isij'.l.
Dated Aufciist-'ll 1-v.a.
KODEKT It. LIVINCSTuN.
Dy T. M. M.vusirKTT, his Att'y. tauj,'"w.4
Notice.
Tho unknown owner (supposed t; he T. J. Jo
seph), a no:i-resideut of the !t;:te i.f Nebr:ik::
Will take uoiieo that the Bui liririon .t Mis
souri Rik'er Railroad Company in Nebi-i-ka has
loe:ue'l 1W roitd tlinUf,'!i invt upon the I'oi low ii:
real cftate owned by bim, situate in S-iinidi-r-ouurity.
Statu of Nebva-ka. t.i-v.it: Southwest
quarter .'!,' of tee;iun eleven (11. township
twelve 'P.'j. range nine -.;; and the said owner
(whose name i ir.iktiowti is further mil irt.-d that
said Railroad Coin pany de.-irw t" take, hold and
appropriate so much of stid real estate as may
be necessary for the eoTistruetion andenvenient
use of it road : an! if the said owner (whose
uauie is unknown) shall not within tuirv davs
after the publication of this notice for foiir
weeks, to-wit : e'l or before the 4th tbiv of Octo
ber. A. D. lS.t. apply to the Probate Judge of
said county to have the damages assessed by
six disinterested freeholders, selected by said
Probate Judge, as provided in chapter twenty
five of the Revised Statutes of the State of Ne
braska, and amendmcntsttiereto, said Company
will proceed to have the damages assessed as
therein provided by law.
Dated Jth d.-tv of Aug'tst, A. 1. 1S:'!).
Burlington i Missouri River Riiilrosid Company
in Nebraska. By T M. MAKQCKTT.
augjwl. Its Attorney.
rvoticc -
Xort'itl HarJeu, a uon-re-idetit of the Siato of
iNeOraska ;
V ill take notice that the Rtirlirnrton A- Mis
souri River Railroad Comprint' in Nebraska bas
locatea its rr.a;t tnroupu una upon the f-jliowing
real estate ownrd by him, situate io Saunders
couuty. State of Nebraska, to-wit: Northeast
quarter 0i of section eleven (11), township
ivi.cii--miiire nine isf-T tinl taesau ortou
ltarden is further notified that said Railroad
Company desLf? io take, hold and appropriate
so mui'ii of Said real estate us may be nece-"ury
fr the Construction and convenient use of its
roitd: an-1 if tho said Norton Harden
shell not within thirty days itfter the
publication of this notice for four weeks, to
wit: on or before the 4th day of October, a. d.
Ii9. apply to tho Probate Judge of sHi 1 county
to have the damages assessed by six disinterest
ed freeholder!, selected by said Trobare Judge,
as provided in chapter twenty-five of the Re
vised Statutes of tho State of Nebraska, and
amendments thereto, said C-ompany.will proceed
to have the damages assessed therein provid
ed by law.
Dated 4th day of Ansnst. a. p. 1SH0.
Burlinirtou Jr .Missouri River Railroad Coinpn.nr
in N ebraska. By T. M. MAR Q I ETT.
augjw4. Iu Attorney.
IVotice.
The unknown owners (sunnosed to be the heirs
of J. Pardee), non-rtsiduutd of the Stale of
JSeoraska:
Will take notice that the Burlinuton A Mis
souri River Railroad Company in Nebraska has
located its road through and upon the followinir
real estateowned by them, situate iu Sauaders
county. State of Nebraska, to wit: The south
east quarter of section two, township twelve,
ranire nine: and the said owners t whose name are
unknown) are further notified that said Railroad
Company desires to take, hold and appropriate
so much of sai-i real estate as mar le necessary
for the construction and convenient use of its
road; and if the said owners (whose names are
unknown) shall not within thirty days after the
publication ot this notice for four weeks, to-wit:
on or before the 4th day of October, a. d. 1S69.
apply to the Probate Judce of said county to
kaveths dainaires assessed by six disinterested
freeholders, selected by said Probate Judjre. as
provided in chapter twenty-five of the Revised
statutes ot tue Mate ot .Nebraska, an I amend
toents thereto, said Company will proceed to
have the damages assessed aa therein provided
by law
Burlington 4 Missouri River Railrind Company
in Nehraka. By T. M. MA RQl'ETT.
aug5w4. its At'omey.
Estraj- Notice
TAKEN VP ON MY' PLACE. NEAR
Plattsraouth. two white Sows, wciehin? about
200 pounds each, with holes in their ears. The
owner is requoted to call, prove property, pay
cnarves ana taketnein away,
julyilwo H. II. PETTIT,
TAKEN up by the subscriber, in South Rend
precinct. July M. 109. One Iron Grey M ire.
supposed to be three or four years old. three
white feet, branded "O. G." on near hind hip.
when taken up had on a leather head stall, and
was shod all round.
GEOPiGU D MATTISO":
iMl--j.
R-K- STORES
IIekld Oflioc,
- NEBRASKA,
AT
J&STO RBT&Z&
STOCK OF
1809.
PROPOSALS FOR GRAIN.
HeaDL'AKTKHS llKI-AliTllKNT l)K THK Pt.ATTK,"j
Chik Cji ahtkkmasti.k's Oki ick,
Omaha. Nkb.. July 2, lSi;t. )
Sealed bids, in duplicate, with guarantee
signed by two responsible parties, not bidders,
will be received at this otlii'e until 10 o'clock a.
in. on Thursday, August I'J, ISO!', i'ur the delivery
of
2'tccitty thoiMUtd (20.O00) -liittheh of
CORK.
Twenty thousand (0.000) liivshels of
OATS,
at Omaha. Nebraska,.
Delivery to commence upon the award of con
tract, and to be completed within thirty days
thereafter.
Dids will be received for any quantity not less
than three thousand bushels.
full conditions of contract made known on
application at this office.
liy order of Dv't Maj. bicu'l AiiErur.
Vv M . MYERS.
ju!yiTv) Dv't I'riif. Oen'l C. ii. t.
CLOTHING! CLOTHING!!
l'EALKIt IN
Ready-Made Clothing,
GENTS' rL'RNlSHIEG GOODS.
HuU, Cnps, Coots, Shoeu, Trunks, Valises and
ZOTIOjSTS.
South Side Main Street,
2!.itimotitIi, lcb.
jyFOG
Valuable Farm for Sale.
Situated on Four Mile Creek. 4,'i milts north
west of l'lattsiuouth. 1 niile from i lie I'latteriv-er.ii-i
three-lourths of a mile from the line of tile
A -M. 1!.. Hii-i know n a.s the .'ockiu larui.
containing ivl ai res of choice land. 1(10 acres id
which is bottom land, about ten acres are timber
and about n net litres in (rra-"s, the balance iu
(ri-ain. all under fence. Cpon the premises is a
double cabin, frame barn "JixMO feet with stone
basement, stables and other out buildings, an
orchard, plenty of stock- :i' it, a never lailiai;
well, a Bond school house; al.-o li acres of timber
land in Sarpy oo'iuty. near the mouth of lue
l'latte riv r: ais.i b:s two and siv UandHiin
l:io--l. liur i-i ' and lots seven and eijrl.t (7 an I S
in 1 1 ' i k otic hiindrc l and i.xt;. -eiiit 1 l'is in
the city of I'li.ttsmouth. Terms easy.
J ,iiii!-rc at th- nreiiuses o;- -it t 'i su'w-r. I-er
- , N'..l. A. -L't" i it 'I. T VI i
in u noci .- o. ,L-ii. .'i. . i
i'iatisiiioulh. Ans. 5,-tf.
THE REASOJV
13,347
WHY
St' iA
m ia is.
.it. 1LM v
SSL
Were Hold igi the Year 1SGS
is bkcaOl:
VDT f I Xfl LI V !'Al FAILED
TO UIVL
ENTIRE SATISFACTION
THB PEKFKCT OPEUATIOX Ot EVKRV
Charier Oak Stove
SOLD IS
L'ULL-Y GUAR A iTE CD,
A-t tfUHltVH KNOWS
They Stand Unrivalled
FOR ECONOMY.
FOR DUR AT3ITjITY,
AND CONVENIENCE.
For Simplicity of Management,
And for Clealines3 in Cooking,
They an: Home Institution?,
Manufactured in the West, and adapted to
the wants of
Western and -Southern
p i : ople.
Surely no good hou-'i-kceper can afford to be
without one.
rOB Mill E LIST, ADUKKSs
Excelsior Manufacturing
sOcrs2.?-n.3r
012 if- 014 -' Mtiu at., .St. Louis, Mo.
SOU! BY
E. T. Duke & Go.
Plnttsniouth, icl
May 27ihin7.
NOTICE.
J. T. Berger will tuke notice that V. H. Shaf
erofthe county oi Ca.ss. in the Suite of Xetir.-is-rli.l
on the Ht h d.iv of July. a. n.W.t. liie his
petition in the District Court ot the -' Judicial
District of tie State of Nebraska, within and
for Ca-s eounty. at?'inst the .-aid J. T. Berger.
defendant, settinir frth that on the Jd day of
December. A. l. is, the said defendant, made
his certain protnissry note in wriliu of that
date, and then and there delivered the Fame to
the said plaintiff, aud thereby promised to pay
to the said plaintiff the Mim oj Twenty-five Hun
dred and Forty-nine and oO-liiO Dollars. Also
that one T. M. Marquett. at the request of de
fendant, rendered services us Attorney at Law
ftr hiin ainoiintini- in all to t ne Hundred and
Twenty Dollars said claim was assigned to
plaintifi' and prayinir judgment against sai-ldt-fendant
for the sum of Two Thou-and Two llun-drt-d
ai.d Sixty-one 75-lm) Dollars, w ith interest
from April U. W: that the :iJ plumiiii did
on thetith day of July. A. B. 1 .', cause to be is
sue.! by the Clerk of said Court an ord.;r of at
tachment, and did cause the the following prop
errvofthe defendant to be attached, to-wit :
Southeast quarter and southwest quaiter ifseir
tin No. twenty-nine ciH. in towiirhipx No
twelve y north, in raupe No. e'even (11).
for the purpose of having the same s dd to par said
indebtedness. And the said J. T. Derg.jr is no
tified that he is required to apoear an 1 answer
said petition on or before the third Monday af
ter the 21 d:iy of September, a. d. ljy, or judj
ment will b rendered atfaiust hiui.
Dated July Sth. y. H. SUAFER.
By T. M. Mabqtstt, his Attorney
Lf'i.8'1''
"lirARRANTY. Mortae. Quit Cairo Deeds,
Chattle Morttfture, Bontls.Siiniiiii-ns. Sub-pfPtia-s,
Ex'.fiition kept coustan-.ly oi hand, a .id
a!l other Blanks done on ehort notiof t th
i
S.-..-.v.wV'.'
4bbbbubW
J
1 HERALD Otic.
ALEXANDER'S
IViEAT MARKET,
Cor. Main and Second Sts.,
PL.1 TTSMO UTil. JSTEBliA Skl.
We are butchering nothing but the Tory best
of meat, which can always be had
as wn kill from three to five hea l of beef cattle
a day.
Market open Sundays until 8 a. m.
Highest price paid for fat eattle. ;.itvi.-:
MACHINE 6H0P !
WAYMAN & CURTIS,
Plattsuiouth, IVeb.,
Repairers of Steam Engines. Boilers, Sa w and
Grist Mills.
Gas ami Steam Fittinss, Wrought Iron Pipe.
Puree and Tilt Pumps, Steam Gauges, li.i'.ance
Valve Governors, and all kinds of
Brass Engine Fitting
s,
furnished on short notice.
FARMING MACHINERY
P.epaired on short notice. auirtf
FURr.lTUR
SI" f
Baa a
Thos. W. tSSir;ock,
CAB5MET MAKER,
And dealer in all kinds of
Furniture and Chairs.
TiiiKti strkkt, (near Ma:;i)
Piattsmcuth, - - - Neb.
Repairing and Varuishinff neatly done.
" Funerals attended at the short e-t notice.
.iio.ll.
. hi. mmm & to.
(successors to J. M. Iliiichman.i
Druggists &. Apcthcar.8S.
UBAI.BI'31 IN
S5iuiy;s anil Medicines,
PAINTS, OILS, DYES. NOTION'S.
Toilet Goods
PERFUMCRY. FANCY SOAP;
FURE Wir'ES AND LIQUORS
For Mechanical and Medicinal purposes.
Keep constantly on hand a full and well assorted
stock of
PATENT 31 E 11 1 CI N LK.
Fhy-k-iims' prescriptions earvfu'.ly roinponnd-c--l
ly tin e.peri'-iied Dniirjri-t. None hut the
l-nrcst medicines Msed. Allito-j-is wurrunted us
r-.-presented. Call and seo.
Main Street, South Side.
TI2UMS CASH.
f2'fil(MI.l IS. HYDE,
Real Estate Office
AM)
Homested Directory.
LINCOLN, XEBRAtKA.
flovernment Lands selected from personal ex
nminntion. Free Homesteads selected ed, sur
veyed and secured. Lands in s.-e.ind hand :ind
tmproveil tarins ixinifnr anil sold. 1 itles exam
ined and Coveyances made.
Ki..vkhkn'(-k: .John it. Turner, late Pren't i
A C. I'. K. P..: Lee County National Pank. Dix
on. Ill : llob t Iliirns. Sop t ( . It. A (J. il. It.
Any Hanker in hiteside county. 111.; Ke-is;ei-
und lteceiver of Land truce. Lincoln. nil '.
Saint Louis & Omaha
Tri- UAveekly
PACKET iiETsTE.
The above Line of Steamers will leave P'atts
inotuh evei-y other day throughout the entire
season, cnnneetirnr at Flntt-tnouih with the l.ur
lun ton A Missouri River Railroad for the east
north and south, and nt the followinir point:
with railroad connections. Conneil I'd nil's, i 'ma ha
St. .Joseph. Leavenworth and Kan-iis l ily. 1
freight or pa-snire apply nt our oflice.
SIMl'ON. MKKELWAIT A CO.,
tnarll Airents.
THUS. K. TOOTLE.
T. K. HASNA. J. K. CLARF
Tootle, Hanna &. Clark,
DKALKK.S IN
jSold aud Silver Coin
EXCHANGE,
anil otlicr WJot ks
Drafts drawn on all parts of the United States
and Europe. Deposits received, and special at
tention given to collections.
Plattsmouth, Neb.
je24tf
LIYERY, FEED,
A XI)
Sale Statole,
BY
WM- J- H"YATT, Proprietor,
Plattsuiouth, ebraska.
First rate Stahlin? and AVagon Yards fur the
accommodation of tho public. A good stoek of
5Iorscs and Carriages
To let on very reasonale term.'.
St-able on Main street, nearlv of-posit" the
. iieri'ia.i House. d"Stltt.
HBW STOHB!
Weeping Water, Web.
DEALHiS I!t
General Merchandise,
SttU A
DRY GOODS.
U ROCKIES.
H All I WARE.
QUEENStt'ARR.
RATS. CAPS. BOOTS.
SHOES. NOTIONS. A,
PINE AND COTTONWOOD LUMBER.
SHINOLKS AND LATI1.
V"e are Agents tr
Villcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine,
which is undoubtedly the best Machine now iu
use. u.ail'J'i-'.'--f.
FINE ART GALLERY.
(ONE DOOR EAST OF COURT HOUSE.)
Where I am permanently located, and prepared
to make ail kin-lo of
SUN PICTURES,
Such lis I'hutocr.-ti'I's. Ambrotypes, (leuis. Opal,
l'ori t i iin. Watch Dial, Minettes, o c.
Work done neatly and promptly, and
WARRANTED TO GIVE SATISFACTION.
Also, keep a well telocted stock of
Oval ::utl Square Fraaxti-.
All an respectfully invited to call and cxatuiua
speeiiiieiiM. ". V. EE" N A Kit. Arti-i.
julyJJtl' l'lattsinc.uth. Neb.
v. a. lvinrK.
Al"UlSIL8 HI'll-ES.
WHITE & SPIRES,
Main St., Plattsuiouth, Neb.,
Otto door east uf the Court House,
Dealers in Produce, Wines,
AND LIQUOltS.
Our Stock consists of the be-1 brands of
TEAS, COFFEES, SUGARS, j
Canned and Dried Fruits,
OYSTERS, SARDIKLS, SPJCES, FLC'JR,
TOBACCO. UV1SH-TUBS,
i
i
Buckets, Soap. Salt!?
BACON, HAMS, LARD,
! rvorv thin;: k, it in :i nnory Stor. Kvt-ry
eM. i-i iCt imvi n ca-ii lor
(jorn. uats. gutter, tnns,
B&GCN, HAMS, LRDt
1 ull kinds of I-"ar;.icis i'roducc.
Cash paid for Hides.
Mouses moved, and coods sold hy
ectioii on I
llie shortest tiotiee. hy F. .-
JlliK.
riatUsinouth. July ., ljo'J.
O. F. JOH&SGFS,
PRAI.ER I
BOOKS,
or a rjr a & xia in xt
Perfurnericc, Hair Oils,
fsEVSPAPERS, .MAGAZINES,
AKD ALL TBM
Latest Publications.
M
I'r"crii! ions carefully eoiupouude 1 hy
.e; ienc(.'i i'; 'Ui.'ii.-'t.
I have A No. 1
i i g-od ruKniii(t ordwr.
liemeinher the idaee. opposite Ciavk A IVam
l.ier's. riatUiuouiti, .t-briusk. auKt'.iuj,
CCKSSISSION MERCHANT,
AM) YHOLE.SALE DKALLH IN
Flour, Grain and Provisions,
HIDE.-, WOOL. ETC..
Corner Pearl and Court Streets,
Council Cluffs. Iowa,
-AND
Cor main and Stcoiul rst-,
PLJl TTSMO L'TII. YD.
ItEiKRFNcr.s. t-'ir-"t Natio,iHl Jlnnk. Council
Uliir): Otlii-er if l'u-ey. D;i!ikers. Council l'iu3":
First National ltHuk. UiiKihu: Omaha NHtiomil
Hunk, Omaha; Hogcr .t-Co., Cheyenne : Eoiiih
ton it- liartholow, Ilrynu: Oilhert (- Ki.-l-l,
Chicago. julylolf
3. & Jt. Htvei$zht9
DSALIBS IH
Fruits, Confectioneries, Toys,
NOTIONS, BOOKS,
STATIONERY &C,
SODA. LEMONADE AND
ICE VIZ 12.1 JI,
PLATTSMOUTH. - - NELUAsKA.
ALSO. We would invite the attention of l.uy
ers to our full and complete fitoek of Harnks.
fcADULEKTand Collar:, which vre are iell:ui;
the;! p for cash. Work uiiioe to order, ami re
pairinii done on short notice.
Jtr-Hales room in fecohd tory over "ti re.
't he hi',-htt cjsh l-ii -e j U ior H IDES AND
FL'KS. - il. I. .-.
p!si'sr.vitli. .Af-i! iff.
No -
Martin Farrar a nou-rosid. Ltof t! cSiaUof Ni
bk: . , ,. . t ,
Will tuke noti. ths. tbft Burhi.gtoi. i -u-i..vr
i:- i-.nwl t'.-iiiidny in Nebraska l
1 iocate.1 its road through and upon the ioliowinif
f .i ...... l i... 1. ; t.t .itiiHij in lMv eon nt v.
real esiaie uwut-u vj ... . -
State of NeiMarka. and el'y o I'lattf mouth, to
wi: Lot one in tdo k one hundred seventy-one,
as is desigiia-ed upon the rt-i.ord.-a Hud iioush
! rdit ot the city of PlaltMiiouth : and the ant
Maitia Farrar it tu.-Uier uotil.ed that said Bs.il
road t ompaiiv desires to take, hoi , and arpro
priate said real estatelor the use ul its road : ard
if tlie Si.id Mai-t-n l-'arnirshall not within thirty
.lays il-r the publication of this notice lor
tour week-, to o it : on or bef .ie the 4th !.iy of
Uob. r. A. fc. lx !-. apply t" tbo Probate Judt-n
of said eour.tv to h.tve the iaiiif.ee- ai-essed ly
sin ui-.iuterci.teil tre holders, selected by said
Probata Jti!f.as provided .in chapter tei;tJ
tive of th Revised Matut -s of the State of Ne-brii-ka.
and ainendmeiits the reto. sid tunipany
wi-.l proceed to have the liauwti! iu&eikci a
therein pr.idid by law. .
D:ite.i 4thdav of Arrest, A. D. lt'J.
BuHinirton A Mt-souri River Kailn.ad Coin pany
in Nebraska. By T. M. MAKOl-l.'i 1.
kuu'mvI. . 1 is jyttoruey
ImproVtuI I-'.-iriii ami Tnu
In r Tor Sale
The farm is uhout "J" miles f'om Plait
mouth. '.' uides w.-st of Hoover's, on tin mhk
road. i acres has been in cultivation loc
J house upon it. and plenty ot stock water t it ;
southwest ' , ol section town i, raiiKe u
acres, and foiineeted with it is lot . Mini soi'tli
ea-t of southeast of sect ion 20, same town:
aud ranjre. timber '. and KO-ltHl acres, luaktna
and Nl-pm u.-res. Also, the northwest 'il
northwest 1 , of seetien -J. town. 70. raniie 44. in
Mills county. Jowa. ilue ea-t froiii I'hittsmotith.
ami oue mile from the river, he." vy timber, t oc
terms address l- H- Stlf.OMitS.
uiH jMf tilen.ood. Iowa.
" HALL'S .
VEGETABLE SICILIAU
HAIR
Is tho only perfected anJ
scientifically prepared
preparation of its kiu
ever offered to tho pub
and has no competitor
hi merit. By its uaa
Gil AY IIAIIt ia Boon
GRAY
HAIR
TO
ITS
ORIGINAL
COLOR,
restored to its original
youthful color and bril
liancy, which ia so much
admired by all. Persons
w hose hair is thin or falling
out will, by tho use of on
PR0M0TEcucweivsoon BCC it8 soJ
! Tmn eflects, as, by its tonic ana
etiiniiltitlncr Tiroiiertios tho
GROWTH!1 hair srlamls will bo incited
AND
IS A
and tho hair grow thick
andstrongagain. Incases
lof Baldness it will creato
a new growth unless th
, DRESSING. -Glides arc destroyed. It
TRY
ONE
BOTTLE
lis cooling, and allays all
itching and irritation of
the scalp. Itdoos notstaiu
the 6kin as do dyes, but
makes the scalp white and
i a nnrciwi
IfllUlYLil it i9 the best and mot
DP
economical preparation in
tho world, as its effects
last so much longer. Send
for our Treatise on tha
THE
THIN
I LOCKS! hair, free to all, by mail.
i
Sold by ail Druggists and Coalers In ftledioint.
COOK. COCURM & CO.
Genl Agents for North-Western States,
j 37 DEAS30BN ETKEET, CHICAGO, ILL.
! We. the"Druci,'i-it of i1 .! tin n t i . allth ni -j
tent ioi) i.l our custoiners to the Ip'Its pu il e i
I l.e'.ow ofthe won-ierf-i! r!',e-.v ft" I .-. H-t-fiL's
j JstoniHcli llitier.. lr. ltohack's ." -M.oi.ni.li
Jllood Pills. Wo have h.-en Hilinir the-. luroi
' eine lonir ioi:v!i f kr:'w that th.y arerco
j loended to I.e. nnd that the certiGcutta of care
: piildisli ed pre true.
Bead the following letter from
one cf the oldest and mua.
reliable grocery merchants in
the city of Davenport.
Friend Walton:
Agreeably to my
promise to you when
here, I write you, for
publication if you sec
proper, a true state
ment of the good ef
fects of Roback's
Stomach Bitters upon
myself. I had bcci:
troubled with indi
gestion for a Ions
time, attended with
severe headachc,par
ticularly aft creatine,
when fortunately an
old soldier friend
came into the store
and recommended me
to use Rohack'tt Bit
ters. 1 did so by tak
ing a small wine-glassful
I just before each
meal, and to my great
joy I was relieved at
once, and am now
well bv their use. 1
would not be without
them at any price. 1
have not taken an
other medicine since
I commenced usinp
the Bitters. And 1
can sav with a elct'ii
conscience, try Ro
back's Bittcrs--they
will do ail they are
recommended to dc
if taken according
to directions.
Yours truly,
Frank H. Miller.
Ofthe firm of Beidebackiililler.
Wliole-ftle Grocers, Davenport
Iowa.
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