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See notice of Hay Wantetl by Con
tractor Fitzgerald.
See ailverti.uient of opening of La
dles Hall, Tabor College.
Sixty-four It. It- recruits came down
from Omaha last Monday in one gang.
Wanted, at tlii.-s ofiice, copies of the
IIkrald dated June 10th, and July 1st
13-30.
The Ilailroad office has been moved to
the third story of Masonic IJlock, west
eile.
The high watter last Saturday night
carried away the bridge on Sixth street
between Main ami Vine.
Mr. D. L. Shea, recently of St-Joseph,
takes charge of the lt.lt. Tclegrah office
in this city.
Superintendent I'atterson lias com
pleted Lis new dwelling, and moved into
it.
Thf recent heavy rains washed away
con.M l'Tuble embankment along the river
fro:it.
Streiirht .v liro. have opened a Feed
and Salo Stable corner Sist!i and Pearl I
Ftreets. ;
TIi" H. It. Co. has erected a telegrnph !
line throvgh to this city, and opened an ;
oilice.
The p f"r the 15. k M. K. R. Tele
graph wire u!l brought from Chicago by
oail to lVH'ie City. They tire- all cedar.
Over fifty foMtmen, besides the usual
numlM:r of teams, came rurc-s on the ferry
boat at one trip l:tt Monday.
1). N. Smiih. K Dureliascd
l'-'i., Mir'-hased for!
I -v.) acres of land a few I
the 1!. 15. Co
from Pl.-.ttsmnuth, la-t week.
Sniii'"' i rs.'ti unknown. liitr;:l:iriritslv i
entvro'l Mr. J'nn .x ks caJtinaf ? lu.'p iat-unl-iv
ni -'Iit. Xutliinu' iiiisM-l yet.
Urn-run A: TIkiiihoii v. iil
v.iil onon iiieir
.t.-iMi.-liitjfiit tm Main !
ot. tlii rd door
ffost from Sefoii'l .-troet. nt't ?at unlay.
C. V.. I'.-rUins. Supcnntun lent of tlie
?. k M. Ii. Ii-.. wa in the city lat Fri
J iv loi.auii: after affairs of the road.
IIov. TIetts, of Kiehardson county,
has boon in the city wine days on a visit
to his daurhter. Mrs. White.
AMorinaii.II.-iser affidavit in regard
tothel.. k Levee Company, places ,
h-.me i:.rties intercitcd in rather an .
owkward poitiun. J
Simpn, Miokolwait& Co. made the
first shipment of ney wheat from thi
point Ut Saturdaj".
tacks.
They shipped 100
A lai sro poi-tin of the wall about the j pnmin?, tior in arbors, and lie always
Court House has 'vavod in" in conse j has a good yield of tine fruit and no mil
quon o ofbein- too liirht to stand the j ticvr-
ue.n j.. i. i. v.
Co!. Tom Majors, l S. Int. Rev. As-
f.--i-or for the Di-t. of Nebraska, was in t
ihe city yesterday morning, on his way
to Oni'iha.
This section was. visited by one of the !
heavie t storms last Saturday nirht we
ever witnessed. Considerable damage
was done to the Railroad embankments.
Mr. Kichard Vivian jiurchasod, last
Mmidav, the property formerly owned
ly .Tudsre Gage, one uoor west of Platte ,
Valky. ;
ITm. A. ti. Fuller left thi city fori
Chicago lat Tue-day. lie will procure
Litho'-raplt Flat of the town of Ash-
l.T.i.1 and ruhl.tinTis lu:i:ig his absence.
" , r; r , c I
V . Tavliir. I-.sii., m charge ot :
. 1 c 1
trar.sj.ortat ton of it. It. inatinal. mtorms ,
11s that cars nre now arriving at the ,
iuw-tii'U ju. t a.i fat as they can unload j
tlpMii.
The cnntrnC for tbj erection of the
Stare I'nivfi-.-itv and A-rricultural College
1.-.. i .. -.. . i .1
k Son. from Jjogausport, lad., at?12S
40.
Rev. J. Marshi1!. paternal ancestor of
our worthy 1. M.. is in the city for a
time, combining pVa-urc with business.
He jiroposes funii-hing our people with
Osage Plants.
.
Our Stove dealers will do well to ac-
. 4 .1... t. ..-Tf..l.L ot.1 l.rInT 111-fc innrp
cpt
Wl)
1 stovc.- to this market. Coal will,
..I .i
be used iii every housj
before next spring.
m i'lattsmouin
has cone cast to
Henry Boeek, Ks.j.
rmrcbase a beavv stock of furniture. j
lie proposes bringing on a tirst class
pt'ick of furniture, such as lias never be
fore 1-ecn kept in this market.
Fifty cars per day isaboat the avcrape
num'ier of cars loaded with material for
the B. .v, M. B. B. which arrive at Al
toona. an l switch off on the C. K. I. &
P. B. B. on which they reach their des
tination.
A. Hamburger k Co. of Sr. Joseph,
have leased the firt story of Capt, Mur
phy's new building for a dry goods and
grocery house. They have engaged the
services of our fellow townsman, F. P.
Todd, Esq., as principal salesman.
,r ,T i i 4 lf,
Mr. W oodhave commenced, last MoTi-
av, to sink a shaft six feet square. e
i t ! n - .
understand the Ferry Company are mak-
ing arrangements to abandon the use of
wood entirely, and use coal from the new
mine being opened here.
Eli Plummer has gone east to day iu a
stock of goods for the House of Clark k
Plummer, of this city. They are mak
ing arrangements to bring on the heavi
est stock of goods ever opened here
since the days of outfitting ceased.
A.-hlan 1 is the most favorably located
inland town in Nebraska. The immense
quarries of Magnesium Lime Stone adja
cent will always furnish material for
building wbich is not surpasd in the
Vnt t fir either ebepnesa or l-uify.
The McDonald took on 18,000 sacks
of com at this city loth Sunday f r N. J.
Bond.
Sec advertisement of Administrator's
Sale by Win. Wintersteen. Here is a
good chance for investment.
. Services by the Congregational Church
at the Court House next Sabbath at 3
and 7 o'clock p- m.
Mr. Manley, who has charge of the
track laying from lted Oak to Lincoln,
was telegraphed lat week to come on at
i once, and commence o orations. He is
at work before this time.
Mai. John Talbot, of Ft. Kearney,
i;ame up with Col. Majors Tuesday even
ing, and is stopping in the city for a
few days. The Maj. is the same genial
soul as when we first met him.
The Corning Gazette, learns that the
R. 11. track is laid three miles beyond
Brownville. The enterprising citizens of
that town have the side track graded,
the track is laid upon it and it is now in
use.
Simpson, Micklewait k Co., have been
removing their lumber yard to second lot
above Sixth f-trcet. south side of Main,
where they have secured ground exten
ding clear through to 1'enrl street. Their
o flic a was moved last Monday.
Dr. MeCIukey is in town ready to
'svii.'iatIii.-Hj" with anv of his friends
wh have the tl,tth-:. he. He can do a
j;,. tj1( nk.,vt of Dentlsty you ever
saw.
office.
Cail on him at Dr. Livingstons
P. L. Vv'Ne, Esq., one of the "early !
settlors'' of PlattMiiouth. but at Dresriit '
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a resident of Indiana, arrived m the city
Jrit week on a viMtto his hrotliers. lie .
will remain here some three or lour I
weeks '
And what is more, that offer will not
If tlio anticipations of those who are j
posted ;n regard to coal, are realized. ,
Alil-inl. LiiH'uIn, ami tlie entire ctuin-
trv wrst IV. mi I'luttsiHOtith, aloni,' the
lint! tf the P. cc M. U. U. can be suji- j
r. i .1 , . . i li.inioiiu lii-ux iw .imperii in j nu n
phod wuh ohoa, ft..- tins winter from ... in ,,0,S(.s;(n of a .stolon horse, on
the Plattsmouth ooal mines. 1 ast Tuesday. The horse U-lornrod to
H.in. T. Ii. Stevenson, and T. P.
Crook, Esq., of Nebraska City, were in
t jwn Mmiday They appeared somewhat
astonished at the jirogress of the IJ. &
M. K. II. west from this city. They ap-
I pe.v.ei to think our road. was like the ,
t-i .ii a c.
Clms.
rviimore was arresteu last, run-
dav f.r broakimr into the oitv Hotel the
n;.illt previous He is the same person
,(rokc ;ntotlie0. K. Saloon lust
w;!ltvn He was oommitod for trial at
ti,e ,l0Xt t(.nn nf District Court.
Chas. Vv'oloott, Esq. . ha-i shown us some
beautiful specimen? of Diana and Hartford
Prolfie (Irajies rais'd on his place south
of town. He does not believe in Summer
t'lattfuiouth is trouui-.tu witn a.i tne
evidences of u fast city
Short S Johnson
took a large sized Hibernian Women in
out of the wet, yesterday morning. She
had inbibed too freely of "benzine" and
1 her talk was not the most chaste in the
world. She was loekedup until sober.
The Democracy of Wyoming have
nominated S. F. Nuckolls as a candidate
for Delegate to Congress. Nuckolls'
juIitics are very had, but he would
represent the material interest of Wy-
oming to gocd advaatage. e hoje he
will he badly beaten.as he deserves to be.
The Beatrice Cli, inn says Mr. Blakely
has been ajipointed receiver of public
monies for this land district; vice J. L.
Carson. re.Mgncd. Asa change hail ti
be made, we consider the selection of
, ' , . . . ,
-Mr. J!akelv ior the portion a good one.
.
The Fubiic Schools of the city of
I'lattsuiouth, also St Lukes Parish
i citoouwiu open on .'ion lay tne "in u.iy
of September. All parties who expect
to attend during the term should le
: l''i''t
at the comuitiiccmoiit, as the
1 1 -11 1 t 1
i ccjiooi win uv graneu.
Sccretarv Kennard called at the .'
, IiE'.tAj n office yesterday, on his way !
home from Chicago, lie informs us j
, that the law refend to a week or two;
! Min-e in the Hkuald as as having been ;
1 r ,
j pas:-d a:id signed but not appearing ;
1 anions the iiublished laws lurercume in-
j to hU hands. Again we ask, where is it?
I
llie X'ock v iA'ee oiisiuesa nas
; b.-in miii't siin-e tlie injunction was served
, '
Ion the company. I roiu the appearanee
, of some of the affidavits, we judge the
i ,.,,.....,. ...;m ,,,,f ntt.itimr tr tist the in
junction, and we doubt it some ot the
parties will care about having an appear
anee put in at Court. Alderman lleisal
mtkes affidavit that lie was induced t
vote for the contract through fraud and
misrepresentation by parties interested,
but who were unknown to him as inter
ested parties at the time.
Joseph Bosan, Kstj,, has purchrsed an
interest in the (.Jraiu and Produce House
of N. J. Bond ir rather, a consolidation
has been effected between the two houses
and we understand they propose erect
ing elevators-ami otherwise preparing to
handle all the graia that lAay be offered
in this market. 3Ir. Rosan has been in
the city for a few days looking after the
, rri ,Vv,iin
. .
' ty of capital, and arc always ready to pay
f ' .
thc highest prices
j A dog belonging to Jacob Adams,Esq.
two miles southwest of town, was discov
ered in a fit last Saturday, which was
pronounced hydrophobia by Mr. Adams
and Dr. Schildknecht The. dog ran
over to Mr. Maxwell's house, camo close
up to Mrs. Maxwell, went from there to
Mr. "Walker's place, endangering Mrs.
Walker and her children, and then start
ed back towards 3Ir, .Adam's house.
Parties who were in pursuit of him here
succeeded in bringing him down by a
well directed shot. This is the first case
of mad dog we have known of in this vi-o-inity
for a 1qd time.
D. Smith, of Burlington, Land
Agent of the IJ. & M. R. R. was in the
city la.-.t Monday. Ho took home with
him, for Superintendent Perkins, the
finest pair of KIk horns we have teen for
many years. They were not m large as
some Been on the plains, but were sound,
jMirfect and f-hapely. He procured them
from Sam. 31. Chapman, Esq., of this
city.
Mr. A. J. B. Abbey, and Mr. Suther
land, President and Medical Adviser of
Life Association of America, were in the
city several days last week. They rep
resent a rather novel mode of Life Insu
rance, whereby the party insured han
dles his own money until a loss is met
with. The plan is purely mutual, and
can be fully comprehended by any per
son who will examine it.
Capt. Palmer,of N. J. Bond's Produce
House in this city, informs us that he
has recently visited a large scope of
country west and south of this city, and
he places the wheat crop as follows: for
the first ten miles west from the river, (
he thinks the average will be from !
twelve to eighteen bu.shels, for the sec
ond ten miles at from eighteen to twenty
bushels,and west of thataCfrom twenty
five bushels per acre up to thirty-five.
The It. It. Co. will probably cross
enough iron to the west bank of the
river, before December, to lay sixty
miles of track west from I'lattsuiouth.
Arrangements have been made for run
uing 1, 000 cars of construction material
over the D. V. and Hock Inland roads,
j prior to the completion of the 13. k M.
across Iowa. That looks like business
wei-t of the Missouri.
. . - . , , ,
e hear it rutuort a that L-hicatro has
t trjule eyc) n wth ri;Ut
mouth, hut the denizens of the latter me- i
tropohs want the wlioie fctate ol Illinois
thrown in. Opinion.
be considered an "open offer" for more j
tiau ti,;rty taySt I'lattsmonth is going !
riirlit tiloii.?, roirardlcss of Chicatto.
lrom the A.ivrrtr. ,
Jolin yan, residitii ton uisles north of
Omalyt, and was taken from his premises
by Kdmond Wileox. liis hired man. The
thief was elosley followed by a son of the
owner until he reached Urownvill, where
he was arrosled. J'lont a diary in ihi-
session of the thief we learn that he is 1
about nineteen yot rs of aire, ami once !
uvci in 15yi:ton, 111 ami served a while I
mi'o. Ii, .Jd Illinois Uetiimcnt, at a very i
1 i : . ir t
iciiuer year m ins mt
Aral!erj s & ltuffii-?r are just in receipt
of a large stock of Ihy Goods.
Vallerys Si RufTtier have just received
a few mot e Kirby lleapers on which they
will give good time.
THRESHING MACHINES.
If you want a good Threshing Machine
you can procure one at Vallerys & Ruff
ner's who are now receiving the J. I.
Cox Co.'a Machiio,tlij most tuJte
3Iachine ever put up.
Also agents for the Woodbury Climax
and Pittt's Horse Power.
WANTED.
Uacon and L;ird lor whuli we will give
the liiglic&t market price.
Vallerys & 11i:kfnek.
Vallery.s & HufTiiM- are agents fur the
Schurtler "Wagons which they are selling
at reduced prices.
If you want t lie lishtes-t running Slower
j in ue go to Vallerys & lluffttcr't, and
buy the Kniffin.
Vallerys & Itufifnor are agents for the
Grover & Baker sewing machines, the
best in market. Call and fcce them.
DILD.
At hi residence fmr iaile west of Plattsmouth,
on Thursday the l.'lh iust, 01 Consuniption Wm.
L. Thomas, in the thirty-ciguta year of his
iRfcre.
The deceased leaves a family and a I:ir;;! ir"
elc of friends to tuouni his death, lie was hur
led with Masoniu honors hy PlatUmouth Lo lse
No. (i, of which he had lfiii; been a faithful and
honored lueinber.
t.T W'e lnes.l.iy. Aujr. 1-SlIi. M.tRY Estki.i.a,
in:int liauc'iter of W. I., an 1 .fe'inie U. Wki.i.s.
of ilyilroeephaiii 'or Winter on the Bruiu,) aired
:i inoiiths and ldays.
Oh. M'e miss her, sadly miss bcr!
Yet. "He doeth all thins well."
Now in heaven 'laong hi ih' AiitcI,
Do:h our darlinx St.'M.i dwell.
SPEC'AL NOTICES.
ST. LUXE'S SCHOOL..
Will rcojieu (1). V. cu Monday. 6th Septem
ber. Terms, S4 to 810 per term of threo months.
For further particulars apply to
aufr-iitf. Kkv. II. Sr. C.uo. YOUNG.
ESTAVS ORGAN AND MELODEAN AGENCY.
Jlrs. Kate Simpson hasthe attency of the above
celebrated instruments. Any person desirous of
obtaining a first class Organ or Melodeon with
all the latest imi.rove:net;U s uch as vox subi
lanti, &:., are reijueste I to call at her residence
and fret circular.
Flattsmouth Aug. 2'itf.
FAN MILLS.
Every farmer who wishes to obtain a fair price
' for his prnin should put it in rood condition.
the best way to do this U to run it through a
good Fan Mill.
Go and examine the "Little (tiant" at Sitnp
son, Mickclwait A Co.'; Ware House. For sale
by RUSSELifclXtoM.
DISSOLUTION.
The copartnership heretofore existing under
filename and style of Uoou. Uro. A Co., is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. K. It. and E.
Doom will continue the Dry Goods and Grocery
business at the oi l staii I, under the firm name of
Doom. l!ro. A Co.. and settle dl the business of
the old firm. J. K. Doom will take charge of
the Farm Implements.
J. E. DOOM
R. G. D OOM
EVERTON DOOM.
Plattsmouth. August 26th lsJ!.
NOTICE.
All persans indebted to thu undersigned are
requested to call at her rosidecce. eighteen mileri
west of Plattsmouth, and fettle tlie same imme
diately. aug.itf. HOSE ANN DECK Ell.
AU persons knowing theuiHelves, indebted to
me will please call and imy up immediately. A
word to the wise, etc.
selutf C. E. Fokgt.
$1300 and all Expenses Paid. -
See advert isement of Aiaeriean Shuttle Sewinu
Machine in our advertisur jc column. ly
Music.
Mrs. Kate Simpson Would respectfully ay to
her friends and the public that f he has made ar
rangements to enlarge her ela.ss in music, and
would be pleased to instruct any who may wish
to take lessons on Puino Forte. Inquire at resi
ednce, corner Vine and Second streets, Platta
moutb. ftditf
t
One door west of the
PLATTSMOUTH,
1IAS
WHOLESALE
A LARGE
Dry Goods, Groceries, Clothing,
FURNISHING GOODS,
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS,
and Provisions.
HIGHEST
FOR
Kinds of Country Produce.
John Fitzgerald.
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, August 5th, 1SG9.
WHOLESALE
DEALERS IN
i Boots,
Shoes,
'5
August 2.1, 1869.
:iuif3tf
DOOM, IillO. & CO.
have a lanre Stoek of
Press floods,
White Goods,
:.m1
White Goods,
White Goods,
White Goods,
lirown Muslins,
Brown Muslins,
Brown Muslins,
Dress GchkIs,
Dress Goods,
Piece Goods,
loec
Gtiotls
lece u
Goods
Bleached Mucins. Deuiins, blue & brown
Bleached Muslins, Deinins, blue & brown
Bleached Muslins, Detuins, blue & brown
Shirting, check and stripe,
Shirting, check and stripe,
Shirting, check and stripe,
Choice Rio Coffee, A Coffee Sugar,
Choice Rio Coffee, A Coffee Sugar
Choice Rio CofTW, lirown Surar,
Svnin, Urown Surtir,
J)oOIll, UrO. 4.t Co. h.'lVC just received
1 , , iAii j -
i anotlitr KifL'e lot 01 oias aim uefiiB-
v.arc.
tvrtlP. riJlit rt.-n,
SC..1 Kill
' '
syrup,
Dried Fruit,
Iried Fruit,
Drieil Fruit,
nm.i.ii;u-ir.
!f '
vjueensware,
Queensware,
Glass Ware,
Glass "Ware,
Glass "Ware,
And a general stock, to which they call
the attention of the Farmers ami Public
generally. Have the best selected stock
and make the lowe.-t prices. Remember
th-J place, the west corner in the Big
Brick, Main street, Plattsmouth Neb.
oom, Bro. & Co.
All parties indebted to us by open ac
count or notes now due or past due,must
p::y the same by the 20th of this month,
(August.) And all notes due us from
the '0th of August to the 1st of Septem
ber must be paid promptly for we
shall lie obliged to protest if not paid at
maturity. Doom, Bro. & Co.
DOOM. BFSO. 4 CO.,
Agent: for Birdsali's Threshing Ma
chines, Buffalo Pitt Threshing Machines,
New Yorker Self Baker Beaper, ''Buck
eye" Mower anil Beaper, J. P. Manny's
Beaper and Mower, "Wier's "Walking
' Cultivator, Broad Cast Seed Sower, Bod
and Mould Board Breakers, Stubble
plows of all kinds.
Every Implement VTtirrtmltd.
Just received 100 barrels of Salt.
i)ior, Bro. & Co.
poom"i$!;o. & co.
Dealers in Staple and Fancy Do'GootLs
Grocers, Boots, shoes, Glass and Queens
ware. 1000 seamless bags for sale by
Doom, Bito. & Co.
AVc would advise all parties wanting a
pood article cf Tea tro to Dooms' and get
it, they have the hot Tea that we have
ever seen in this city.
If you want to get some A No. I Su
gar Cured Hams, go to
Doom, Bro. k Co.
m . '
WANTED,
1000 dozen eggs.
2000 lbs fresh butter.
by Doom, Buo. & Co.
IVtice.
William J. Ford, of the State of Maryland,
will take uotiee that John Black, of the county
of Ca-ss. in the State of Nebraska, did on the
i!d day of July. A. D. lNjJ. tile his petition in the
District Court of the 2d Judicial District of the
Slate of Nebraska, in and for Cass county,
against the said 'William J. Ford. defemUnt,
settinR forth that on the oth day of May, A. D.
1H-S. defendant was indebted to hitu in the sum
of Oue Hundred and Nineteen Dollars for med
ical service, and attendance, and medicine fur
nished to and bestowed at request of defendant,
and iirayinir judgment for said amount; and the
said idaiutio" did on theT-id day ot July, a. u.
ISo'.l. cause an order of attachment to bo issued
from the ofiice of the Clerk of raid Court, and
did cause the the following reel ectare of de
fendant's t j be attached, lo-wit : Lot No. seven
(Ti in block eighty-seven, as dtsimiated upon
the recorded jilat of the city of Plattsmouth,
Cass eounty, Nebraska.
And the said William J. Ford is notified that
he is required to appear and answer said peti
tion on or before the third Monday after the 2d
day of Spteinber. A. l. 18oi.
Dated August :d, lviy.
JOHN BLACK.
By T. M. Marcjctti:. hi Attortioy. taug."wl.
STORE !
IIeuald Office.
- NEBRASKA,
AT
&WB
STOCK OF
SHOES, i
MARKET PRICE PAID
ALL
& RETAIL;
Queensvare, :
Plattsmoutli, "cbrsislia.
CLOTHING ! CLOTHING!! j
DF.AI.KR IX
Ready-Made Clothing
GENTS' FUHXISIIIEG GOODS.
Hat. Caj'?, BouU. Slioe. Trunks, Valises and
USTOTIOISTS.
South Side Main Street,
I'lail-moutli, Neh.
Valuable Farm for Sale.
Situate.! on Four Mile Creek, 4'y miles not
rest of riattS!uouth, 1 mile from tiie l'latle i
rth-
w- ..F Pl.iOd.nntilh I mi f Tr..m tile l'liiiieriv-
! it nnil tliri'--tiiurths of a mile from the line of the
U. jc il. R-, and known as tne MockuiB larm.
j contaiiiinK-So ueres of eh..i.-e land. V
hi ares 01
arelimber
wnien is ooiiom i;ih.i. uunui n-n m-iv.
ami about ninety ai res i:i irrass, the balance m
grain, ull under fence. I'pon the premises is n
double cabin, frame barn JUxM l.et with stone
! basement. staMcs and other out buildings, an
..r.-lmril. nl.'iirv of stuek-water. a never
i;uiiiik
well. 11 Ki'oil fflmol House; al-o o aere? m urn i r
land in Sarjiy eounty, neiir the tiiouth of the
. P'nlte riven also lots two and six all 1 ti' 111
; libn-k fi.urU' and lots seven and iL'ht u and Hi
I :.. i.i i i i i . i.;s , in t
111 Ill IV IIIIU IIUIKIIVI llll't -l A . " I ' ' ,
t In-i.itv nf PL.tf siiuiiirh. Terms easv.
Kiniuire at the premises or of the subscriber
in Saunders Co. .Neb. M. STOCKING.
Pl.iUsmoiith. Aub. 5,-tf.
THE
JREASOjV
13,347
If JJ Y
Were sold ia tlie Year 1868
Ii BKCAUaE
XOT O.XE Willi FAILED
c!T!oc "cVfi cr a r ti n v
EfiTIlts: oA! !5i"Au I SUN
THE I'ERFKCT UP'. RATIOS OT EVERY
Charter Oak Stove
SOLD IS
FUL.L.Y filMi:.i:tTEE,
AND WHkKlVSK K! .W.V
T'TlfVU' Stfinri TlnriVallftfl
FOR ECONOMY.
FOR DURABILITY.
AND CONVENIENCE.
For Simplicity of Management,
And for Cleanliness in Cooki'ig,
Then are Home Institutions.
Manufactured in the West, and adapted to
tht wants of
Western and .Southern
PEOPLE.
Surely no good housekeeper can afford to oe
iffurd to be
witlioutone.
)ok pk r, un, iDpatsi
Excelsior Maimliicturing
612 t( C14." Mn in vt., -St. Louis, Mo.
solo by
E. T. Duke & Co.
Plnttsiiioiilli, Acl
My 27thiu7.
notice.
T T Tl.mi- .ill lul l. rticplli:il W. II Slif-
er of the eounty of Cus.-. in the "itatc of Nebras- J
ka. did on the tith day of J uly, a. l. ble his
retition in the District Court of the 'M Judicial
listrict of the State of Nebraska, within and
tor Caps county, atrainst t ne : sum j . i .
(j Murtd m in iMwnrv li it in U Tit 1 1 . 1 fit I ti iki
date, and theu and there delivered llie same to
the said pUiutitf. and thereby promised to pay
to the said plaimitl the sum of Twenty-five Hun
dred and Forty-nice and 50-lUO Dollars. Also
thaone T. M. Marquett. at the re-iuest of de
fendant, rendered services as Attorney at Law
for him amounting in all to One Hundred and
Twenty liollars said claim was ns-itned to
plaintiff aud prayinsr judgment against said de
fendant fur the su:n of Two Thousand Two Hun
dred and tasty-one 75-1W Dollars, wi'.ii interest
from April 14. 1: that the said plaintiff did
on thertth day of July. a. n. 1V.. cause to be is
sued by the Clerk of said Court an order of at
tachment, and did cause the the following prop
erty of thu defendant to be attached, to-wit :
Southeast quarter and southwest quarter of tac
tion No. twenty-nine I'JU;. H township No
twelve north, in rantre No. eleven (111.
for the purpose of havinc the same sol. 1 to pa v said
indebtedness. And the said J. T. Derger is no
tified that he is required to appear ani answer
said petition on or before the third Monday af
ter the d dy of September, a. p. 1S"'. or judg
ment will be rendered against him.
Dated July Vth, 1S09.
W. II. SHAFER.
By T. M. MARQCitTT his Attorney.
f nuc'iwl.
ALEXAN DEll'S
MEAT MARKET,
Cor. Main and Second Sts.,
PLATTSMOUTH. NEBRASKA.
We are butchering nothing but the very Lest
of meal, ninth can always be hud
as we kill from three to five head of beef cattle
a d:iy.
Market open Sunday until S a. m.
Highest price paid for fat cattle. july22m!i
i MACHINE bHOP!
WAYMAN & CURTIS,
Plattsmouth, Neb.,
Repairer"" of Steam Engines, Boilers, Saw and
Grist Mills.
Gas and Pteam Fitting. Wrought Iron Pipe.
Force and 'fill 1'uiups Steam iange.-. Baiunce
Valve tJuvernors, and all kinds of
Brass Engine Fittings,
furnished on short notice.
j FARMING MACHINERY
j Repaired oi short not iee. sutcotf
FURNITURE!
CABINET fvlAKER,
And dealer in all kinds of
Furniture and Chairs.
third stkket. (near Main)
i. Plattsmouth, - -
Neb.
i Repairtnjr and VarnihinR neutly done.
! -4r" Funerals attended at the chorlest nutiee
.n.
Mium
(Sueccpsors to J. M: llinelimnn.)
Druggists & Apothecaries.
PEALEKS IN
Urngs and Medicines,
PAISTS, OILS. DYES. NOTION:
"Toilet Good.!
PERFUMERY. FANCY SOAPS.
PURE WINES AND LIQUORS
For Mechanical and Medicinal purposes. I
Keen constantly on hand a full and well assorted
1 "t'Jek of
PATENT MEDICINES-
I
1'livsicians prescriptions enreiuiiy eompounu-
ed by an experienced lM.in.irt. None but the
t.iin.st ini.iltfiiif.i iisimI All irooil.s ivurrantetl as;
represented. Call and see.
Main Street, South Side.
TERMS CASH.
THOMAS 23. HYDE,
ReaS Estate Gfilcel
AM) I
Eomest ed D 1 r e c tory-i
. uncln. xeuraska. j
Ooverninent Lands selected from personal ex
j animation. Free Homesteads seledet ted. sur- ;
! veyed and secured. Lands in second hand and
improved I'.irnts bought and sold. Titles exam-
I ineil anil i.uveyan'-e m ine.
I Hkkkkkm k: Joli n 15. 'f timer, late Pres't (S.
; A C. I'. K. U.: Lie County NaM. tial Dank. Dix
on. Iii.: Holt Harris. Sup'i C. D. .V- a. K. It.:
ny Uankerin Infesuli; eounty. 111.; Kcjristcr
i Keceiverof Land Otiice. Lin.oUi
nl 1 OS.
ISaint Louis & Omaha
j
i TN
!sfeVeek!y
liA I E T
LI3TE.
The above Line of Steamers will U-ave Platts
mouth every other day throughout, tlie entire
season, contiectinp at 1'iatismnuth iili the l!ur
linton t .lisoiui Kiver ltailrond for the east,
nnrth and south, and at the following points
with rail road connect ions. (.'ouii;ii '!uf:s.UniiJia,
r-t. Joseph. Leavenworth and Kansas City, lor
f..M,.l.i ....j.tn ni.iitf nl nnr iittirK
( SIMPSON. MICKELWAIT i CO..
j u,iirii At-'ents.
:
IHOS. E. TOOTLE.
T. K. HANN A.
J. R. CLA Lb
Tootte, Hanna &. Clark,
DEALERS IN
Cnold aucl Silver Coin
EXCHANGE,
U.S. and other Stocks.
j)rKri!, drawn n aU parts of the United States
1 -w " "
Plattsmouth, Neb.
je24tf
LIYEIiY, FE12I,
AND
Sale J3-Ct"fcle,
BY
WM- J- H"YATT, rroprictor,
Plattraotith, 'ebraska.
First rate Stablinfrand Wagon Yanls for the t
accommodation of the public. A good stock of
Horses and Carriages
To let on very rtaisouale terms.
Stable en Main street, nearly opposite tLa
Sheridan Hc diltf.
NEW STOEE!
Veeping Water, Neb.
1IOKTOX & JENKS
DKALM3IN
General Merchandise,
Sl'CH AS)
DRV GOODS.
UKOCEIKj.
HARDWARE.
QUEENSWARE.
HATS. CAPS. ROOTS,
SHOEa. NOTIONS, ie.,
PINE AND COTTONWOOD LUMBER.
SIIINOLES AND LATH.
We are Agents for
Willcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine,
which is undoubtedly the best Machine now i
use. maiWtyif.
FINE ART GALLERY.
(ONE DOOR EAST OF COURT HOUSE.)
Where I am permanently located, and prepared
to make all kinds of
SUN PICTURES,
Such as Photographs. Ambrotypes. Gcmt, Opal,
Pureelnin. Watch Dial. Mincties, rfe.
Work done neatly and promptly, and
WARRANTED TO GIVE SATISFACTION.
Also, keep ii well selected stock of
Oral and Square Frames.
All are respect full v invited to call and ex limine
specimens. . m"-'.
julyJtf Platlsiuouth. Neb.
r. S. WHITE,
AtGl'STVS SP1BK3.
WHITE
i)
'5
1
j Main St., Plattsmouth, Neb.,
i
, One door cast of the Court Ilou.-e,
t
j Dealers in Produce, Vines,
j AND LIQUORS.
j Our Stock consists of the best Irands of
j TEAS, COFFEES, SUGARS,
i Canned and Dried Fruits,
OYSTERS, SARDINES, SPICES, FLCUR,
TOBA CCO. WASH- TUBS,
Buckets, Soap, Salt,
BACON, HAMS, LARD,
and everything kept in a lroeiry Store. Every
article wurranted ' the hest quality. ThehiKh-c.-ft
)n ice iiaidiu t a.-h lor
Corn, Oats, Butter, Eggs,
BAC0t HAMS, LflRPt
and all kinds of Farmers Produce.
Cash paid for Hides.
House moved, and goods sold by Auction on
the shortest notiee. by F. S. WHITE.
Plattsmouth. July f. 1809.
O. F. JOHNSON,
DKAI.EB IB
IPMf&9 &llclicines,
BOOKS,
STATIONERY,
Perfumeries, Hair Oils,
i - -
j LW5r'ArtK&, IllAuAtlfltO,
I ' 7
AND ALL T3
Latest Publications.
Prccription cnrt fully compounded by aa ex
perieueed Druggist.
I have A No. 1
in (food running order.
Remember the place, opposite Clark A Plum
mcr'i. Plattsmouth, Nebnuka. autftjiila.
x. J. Jso:sri,
COMMISSION PjIERCHANT,
AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN
Flour, Grain and Provisions,
HIDES. WOOL. ETC..
Comer Pearl and Court Streets,
Council Bluffs. Iowa,
AND-
Ccr JIaiii and Second Sts,
PLATTSMOUTH, NEB.
UstERENCEs.. Firs't Nrtinnal IJank, Council
Blu'J's Officer rf-Pusey. Hankers. Council Bluffs;
First National Bank. Omahu: Omuha National
Bank. linaha : Rogers i Co., Cheyenne : Loush
ton t- Bartholow, Bryan ; Gilbert tt Field,
Chicago. julylotf
T. & If. Jj Slreij-lit,
DEALIBJ IK
Fruits, Confectioneries, Toys,
NOTIONS, BOOKS.
STATIONERY &C. &C.
I jl'lattsmouth. AngJt'tf.
Probate IVoticc
OFFICE OF PROBATE COURT.)
Plattsmuith. Nkb.. Autust 17th. 1
Notice is hereby given in the matter of ther
estate ot Alexander Livingston, late of Ca-s
count v. deeeascl. that A. Ia. Childs. admimstni
tor of said estate, has made ai'idicution to the
Probate Court to make bis final settlement of
said estate. It is ordered by the t ourt fiat tbts
notice be published for three weeks inthNK-
HK4SKA IlKKM.b: and that on 1 uesday. I be . t h
day of feeptember. lb'J. at 1- o'clock m. of that
lav. the ( ifurt will hear said se'.tlemeBt : all
persons interested will appear at his oQiee.in the
citv ot t"lattS'iouin.
(iven under lay hand tf.is 17th day of Annist,
isi. niLUA.11 i. u.iua,
augl'w's. Vr-iknUt Judge
Improved Farm ami Tim
ber l-'or nlc
Thfnrm is at)out it miles we,t from l.t!
woiith. -1 mil west of Hoover s. on the Mk
road, rt) acres has t.eeii in cult n ati.u-a
house upon it. and plenty .f.ok water : il l
oilthwest !-4 of section S. town 1. raimc H-l )
K-rcs.aintcouncctcd with it is lot , ui.d foutii
east U ol southeast l fs-l toll i il. fame low n.
ami Mge.-rimher-'. and N'-KW acres, inukir.f
and Stl-lOil acres. ,1m. toe northwe.-t !4 ot
northwet of section tawn. ill. range 44. in
Mills county. Iowa, dn east from PlatiMuoiit li.
and one mile inu lb ricr he.. yv t.i..l.-r. 1 or
terms address- D. U.loN .
niaJ'Mf. (ilenwuod. !
To the Stockhohler of the Jiin-liiufon
it MiMimri Hirer Jitn'livud Cvmpuny
in A'Ant.sivi :
Notice is hereby given thnr on Wednesday.
the tirst day of Septemher. A. I. tl-re w,
l,e held a Stockholders- Meeting ol the liorling
tun Ac Missouri River Railroad Comnaiiy in .Ne
braska, at the office of the liurlingtoij i Misou
ri Railroad Company in the city ol liitrhngiwn
and Stateof Iowa, tor the purpose ot electing
seven Directors of said Company, and lor the
transaction. ,f ether ;:.v STI!0N,:
HANS TIIIKI.SOX.
C. E. PERKINS
Three of the Incorporator vt 1. Ac M. K. R. Co.
in Nebraska. , . r
Plattsmouth, July 24th. 1S0. july20wj
PROPOSALS FOR GRAIN.
IlEADyl ABTKRS DEPARTMENT K T1IK PI.ATTE.)
C'HIKK yt'ARTKKHAHTfctK H OKflCK.
Omaha. Nkb.. July A. lso'.t.j
Sealed hids. in duplicate, with guarantew
signed by two re-ponsil.le parties, not buhicrs,
will be received at Ihi ottice tintil 10 o'clock a.
m. on Thursday. August li lor the delivery
Ttctntu thousand (JO.tHHj) Jhuluh of
coax.
Tu-enti thounaml CJO.O00) finshch vf
OATS,
at Omaha. Nebraska.
Delivcrv to commence upon the aw ard of con
tra, t. and' to bo completed within thirty days
thereafter. . ,
Rids will be received for any quantity not lesd
li tliroti t lwiiiJtt III 1 llllvlls.
J aiilicatiiii nt thi fin'e.
l,y orucr o. v . .u.(J. , '"ft VEK?
julSw6 Bv't Rrii.'. tj'cti'l C. Q. M.
MXi AI, NOT1C12
Sanutel Kiec, of the State of Illiimis. will tnko
nofieo that Ai.et 1!. Fuller, id iMlld enmity,
in thelState o( NehrnskM. did on the -Jin day of
Aujrust. A. I. lSti!. tile hi petition " 'heliB-tri.-t
Court of the .Second .1 udhiitl Ilistriet otth
rotate of Nebraska, within and tor Miumler
eounty, iiKaitt the said Samuel Histcs. i.-ti ii.l
Btit. cettinir forth that on the -Oth day of .M:in hA
A. 1. IStiti. the said defendant cold to plamMII
the following desrrihel real estate, ititiiale in
Sauinlera eounty. State of Xehra-Ua. to w:t:
Lot ten (10,. eleven ill' and twelve 11U. in
hlot k No. twentv-eisrhl CJ. as desipii.i'.ed upon
the reeorded (.hit of the town of Asiitiuid 'for
merly Fhira City), and that in pun-uKae" of rail
eoiitiart of s;ile defemlaiit did. on the l;ith day
of April. ImV.i. e.vei-ute mid deliver to pJaintol u
.......l .in. I vuflii-ii.nt rli-ol for said re:il e"iiite;
1 that afterward the paid deed was hau led or
1,-iven to defendant, and that ilelemlatit. 1110111:11
otten ri:guesteil so to du. reluses to deliver said
deed to plaintiff, and now eoneeals tlif sainii
from plaint ill : and prayinc that thesaid .-aiiiui I
Hipss may be ordered ihe Court to exeeute
and deliver to plaintitf a pood and suflieient
deed in fee simple to said real estate.
And the said Samuel Kiijs is iioiitied that I10
is required to appear and uu-wer said petition
.... ..r I...I..T-,. lli.. "lllh ihiv of i'i4uiher. A. 1.
j Im'.'.i, r the same will he taken u true, and a
decree rendered aeeordmrly. r
V.y T. M. Marqi ktt. his attorney. aucliw4
NOTICE.
Phili Nodurft. a non-resident of the State of
Will take notice that the Durlini-'ton .v Mis
souri Hiver Ilailroad Company in Nebraska ban
located its road through and upon tlie tolloning
real esta'eowned by them. situate in Cas.i county.
State of Nebraska, and city of i'lattsuiouth. to
wit: Lot three CJj in block sixty-five '.
designated upon tlie recorded and published
plats of the city of l'it I -innu I li : and the said
Philip Nodurft is further liolilied that said
Ilailroad Company desires to take, hold and
appropriate said real coite for the use of it
road: and if the said Philip Nodurlt i-ball
not within thirty days after the publication
of this notice for four week, to-wit: on or
before the 11th day of October, n. In.'i. apply
to the Probate Jink'e of said eounty to have
the dnmaccs assessed liy six disinterested tree-
U. .l.l.. u..1....l.l 1 ... a.i.,l lr..l...t Jllilvl. 114 llTll
. vided in chapter twenty-live i.iHul tlie Iteviscd
Statutes of the State ot elrask:i. ami ami-uu-ments
thereto, (-aid Company will proceed ti
have the dauiases assessed us therein provided,
by law.
Dated 11th day of August, a. n.
Burlinpton t Missouri llivcr Itnilrnad Company
in Nebraska. l!y T. M. MAmjl l.l i.
huk1Jw4 Its Atturmy.
NOTICE.
Thomas E. Tootle, a nou-rtaident of the StaU
of Nebraska : ....
Will take lietiee that the Busliivrton A Mis
souri River Railroad Company in Nebraska bus
located its road through and upon the following
real estate owned by him. situate iu Cats county.
State of Nebraska, and city of I'lattsuiouth. to
Wit : Lot six in block sixty-live Hi-"'1. uJ is
designated upon th recorded mid pub!. shed
plats of the city of platt-mouth : and the said
Thomas K. Tootle is further notified that .-"aid
Railroad Company desires to take, hold and ap
propriate said real estate for the use of its road;
and if the said Thomas E.Tootleshall iiotwithiu
thirty days after the publication of this notiftt
for four weeks, to wit: on r before the 11th day
of October, a. D. IStiii.applytMhe Probate JmUo
of said county to have the damages ussej-sed by
six disinterested freeholders, selected by said
Probate Judge, as provided in chapter twenty
five of the Revised Statutes of the State
of Nebraska, and amendments thereto, said
Company will yroeecd to havb the duinae as
sessed as therein provided by law.
Dated 11th day of Aurust. a. d. ISiI'.i.
Burlington fc Missouri River Railroad Company
in Nebraska.. By T. M. M Al'.QL hi T.
autfljw lis Attorney
NOTICE.
II. C. Allen, a non-resident of the State of Ne
braska: Will take notice that the Burlington A Mis
souri River Railroad Company in cbra-ka ha
located its road through and upon the foibiw intC
real esr:ite iwii"il by them, situate iu C;l-s county,
St.-ite of Nebraska, and eiiv of 1'lni Isinnuth. Vt
' ,.-.i . 1 C.mr ill in tilo.'L- uivlv-fivi. IL': !:! il
designated upon the recorded and published
plats of the city of Plattsmouth: and the said
II. C. Allen is further not i!ic d that "aid Railroad
Coiiiminy desires to take, bold and appropriate
; said real estate for the use of its ro.ul: and
' if the said II. C. Allen shall not within thirty
days alter the publication of this notice fur
four weeks, to wit: on or before ihe 11th day
of October, a. l. lo'.'. apply to the Probate
Judge of Vaid county to have the damage as
sessed by six disinterested freeholders, st !icte 1
by said Probate Judge, as provided in chapter
twenty-five i2"i; of the Revised Statute of llie
State of Nebraska, and amendments thereto,
said Company will proceed to have the. daiuu.'C
assessed in therein provided by law.
Dated 11th day of August. A. I. lsotb
Burlington .V Missouri River Ri.ilr i id (Viipanj
in N ebraska. By T. M. MA Ry l.' K'l'T,
ttugl-w4 I is Attorney.
INOTICE.
To nnkuown owners supposed to be Wm. F. Eii-
ders .V Co., non-rcsiueuts of the Mate ot Ne
braska :
Will take notice that the BurliiiEton ,fc Mis
souri Kiver Railroad Company iu Neiira ka lias
located its roail tliroiu'li ami upon tlie loilort n.g
real estate owned by tiiein. situnl" in Casscounty,
tate ot Nebraska, and eily ot t'l iti-iiumtli, to
it: Lot No. seven '7;. in block No. sixty-lour
nl). and lot No. fourteen 'Hi in bhc-k No. one
hundred and seventy-one -171 . as is desigiii'.tcd
ui. on the recorded and published id.it.- ol the
city of Plat tsuiout h ; mid the sa i. unknown o it
ers supposed to l)a Mm. I. r.mtcrs A Co. nr
further notified that said Railroad Company de
sires to take, bold and appropriate said real
estate for tiie u': of its road ; and if thesaid un
known owners supposed to be V, in. 1. I.oiIits A
Co. shall not widnu thirty daysalter (he publica
tion of this notice lor tour weeks, to-w it : on or
betorc tlie 4th dayot October. A. u. HW. apply to
the Probate Judge of said county to have trio
damages assessed by six disinterested freehold
ers, selected hy said 1'roba.te Judge, as provnied
in chapter t wenty-fr. e f'-n id the Revised Slut-
utes of the State of Ncbre-ka. and amendment
thereto, said Colupoliy will proceed to have the
damages assessed as therein provided by law.
la!el 4th day ol A1121K, a. I.
Burl'iigton A Missouri itiver Railr.iml Ompmy
in Nebrneka. By '. M. MA 1:1. LIT.
autfowf. Its Attorney.
IVOTICK
Notice is hereby riven t all parties linvins
business l t.re the County CoinHii:ioners Court
the nature f which will reiiuire the tilinif of pa
pers. that th reiusite papers must be tiled with
the County Clerk before the tirst day of each sea
session of said Court, to obtain a hearing upon
nny such matters as they may desiio to bring
before the Court.
The rkpidiy increasing bnsiness of the Court
makes tins' order of imperative necessity; that
a regular order of busi uuss may be previously
arranged, whereby the Board may inoresysteiuat
ically and with greater celerity disftatch the
business broujht Ijcfire theui.
By order of the Board.
B. PPI RB0CK.
tu.irjfi'09. Clerk Cass county. Neb.
"iFOIt KALE OK BSEVrT"
The undivided half or the whole ii desired
of the
HOCK JIL U'tS CltlST ASIj SA W MILL .
24-borse power engine and bkler,2 pair of 3 foot
burrs. 5d inch circular saw. t ro story mill ho-ise,
3o.x."st feet ; evcrytbiiio in tfood running order.
Ab a
600 DWELLlMi II0CSl.
of four rooms and cellar. For piirtrir en
qureof. C. SCHLL NTZ.
apr!tf. Rock Bluff.. Caeouoty. Neb.
"IITABUANTY. Mortgaiee-.uit Claim De Is.
? V Chattle Mortgage. iUids,. Sum mons, uli -prrnas.
Executions kef constantly oil hand, and
all other Blinks doae on short no'ice at b
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