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THE NEBRASKA HERALD
,g fCELISHKD DAILY ASS WttlLY BT
U.D HATHAWAY,
E.HTOR ANO PROPEIETOtt.
r i o.J-.-e corner Main and Seooiul atresia, shc
,ud '?
T-,MS :-Dsily $10.00 per .nnum, or 81.00
per month.
Weekly, SJ.0-J per annum if paid in
advance.
$J. . if nt paid in a J ranee.
HEAVY STRIKE.
Cv - ti rc thousand operators in the
11ATE3 OF ADVEi:iS!:ir.
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PLATTIOUTJI, NEHK.VSKA, THURSDAY, JANUARY 0, ISM.
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'..: .!;";!: ' -inuk yitrJay. The strike
- , i (..-.:.-.fii5ncc of the uisch.iring of
jo .-ut-irs in San Francisco who be---
--: to the operators league. The
w r:r f-xN i l so far as we have heard,
;.i ' i'iV.nM'i.-'o as far cat as Cineiu-
A CHAUi:.
H J. S. Church lias sold his inter
.. t tiii- I'iownine Advertiser to Col.
V.'. I'ii iias, v.ho will hereafter have
v-.'.'.r: rlrirre of its co'uoins. Cel. Fur-L.-?:i-t':'
loundcr of the Advertiser,
a , ,- I- '.t11 kn tu ia Nebraska, and
..r -At- the VT-.-t, to rvjuire any
r ' -;ir baol. He is a writer of
L:. -..!. d ability and a man of sound
j : . -fit. The retiring editor, Mr.
i i.-i.-.-h, l.-i hilmred for the good of his
' r.r. 1 ; . uUry with unremitting zeal,
i I:: 4 the Ad rrrtt-.T MWi of the
' -'. riper.; It: the State.
.:.! A.l IT. It MA INF. XT
the wortls that express the manner
... '-.; -h ih- !!- & M. K. 11. in Nebraska.
", V'ivc ''rr-trcfed. The character of
rl v'. be underslnod when we say
:i .t ! is being driven between
; cirv aii'I ia1t Creek, a distance of
H;, u riiir'V lii'Jes, but that solid iua
. ..it-; rJ- :i:;K Every ravine or place
v.Lcre rr tfcis i-ny flow in :t wet time in
:X 5 v.iMi a stone culvert with
-..,:;,. '"'!; f.-ri in thickness and missive
: ', - i: . !"- than curb teen inches in
I f -r covering. The mason work
. :' ! . : l1 """''I amount to as much as
: e:. '.-? f -.1 of sonic of the cheap
, '- ih.ti art built in the west. It docs
a np of money to build rail
r .;i I -,' ' if ticy are built riht.
v.m.i.i.i;Y ' tiik nun iitnNo.v
k apicar- thai Hoi'iiee Greeley was
'arr'-titi-'U.-V ' interviewed'' by a .S'ioi
:-. rt'-r, who wrote a great many things
j erer dreamed of until he
h.i.v t'i -rn in ;
:," v her upon he .sends
ar:ii-t tot!.'1 '' denying divers and
vjnlry .-t.it . ci.t.- by the ivjorter. He
. hi- I-;!:-! a- l'u-wi:
'Wl:...-. 1 -lid -ay with re card to the
.. nT'.vr-v was i:!.-t.ai;tia!ly this.
.t ;,i;,rii:ii; o.i -j. !e:iliiH.il,lieiles
".V v.. l-a! rig'.it to be a
', i I : ". i, irdM.i! vi'Uii? ant
i h'! lien, was operative
,j !,. r a ii:dt throughout
'i'.i-r i.ume, to be called
' rli.i for her .-ak.'
a: 1
, i! ' L 1. lather than that
euWiidiy a-a-sin; and
i::':;aii -:ri of her iunueasur
- i r. i'ar;i.: 1 as humaneaud just,
iiy opli.i...;!. and 1 propose to
1!."'
:..l!. i !
K . 1 f- ! m:.
the .-.rd.a HriuLlicrtn :
.S!::tV. la;" passenger acent of
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. l-;.;!road at Omaha, has
,; to the Biirlitur-
P..
i - 1 Kid. v.hich he will
i ;i f-im.'ar rapacity.
!'. i'. u. '!. Company have made
-o if any f the trains
I i;t, , th mountain-, which
. ; -l ' v .; imiikely ilarin the
., . the as-encrers will not
'I.. t'.r i-:: I " f'fl.
. , 1 !'. i ';. i r'liil. late of the
a.-im. of the V . P. R. R-,
.... '.,!:poi.,ted IV.-ight Airent at
, of '11: ? i;.ir!'. :ou : -Misaouri
.;. !,i'.vi:! h:sv- a desk in the
.: . v.-it'.t Mr. Harry Deuel and
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il rv.i!': ,-t .rt for Washington
I..-M. !c oes to attend to
s of lire Mare in the public
1 I... 1 i-.i-e- it ral government
: . . ... tl - ri. t of Con
0:1 b-nd
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la.sh !
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... .-.crpm of the Executive.
lambs has not yet
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been ; -i. th
slow rol tapei.-m 01
i 1 01,, V -.-! - ii .via : a
t failed to iinisli
v.h i: -!io:.! I have en accomplished
p:.--t - -i ear a
O 1 We in .ay evening a gathering of
al r.t ii ft v citizen -convened in Hod-kin's
1 w helv Mr. Pe:--.-onhad a long table
:: ;t !. a.i I oy-ter- ::?pl not coffee await
r.j tlp-m. Wb.ti m: -per was about
r. ai v. a irenilenn-n suggested to our
iVi d Aiax that the.- had better go up
tie -aa l -ee what w i- 'going on. "
e- Pi, ami v as lminemaiei
1 . 1: . .1..
Ca'.l i
a seat next
t the head I the
: . wh'rh was pn-si I'd over by (ov.
it The ov-ters were dispo-ed of,
ia
1
ar: 1 r!-.-:i t ire (iovernor deputized (len.
Seiii Ho',".'! . in to -tate the object of the
lire-etiu :. In a neat speivh. (en. Rob-!i--o-;
et -.r.-sst .1 the regret of the citizens
of lairee'n. ir: the i-onteiitilated dejiart
ur" of .the cm: tor of the S(-:trnmti from
;'. Spii-". and prc-euted him in behalf
m' :: e'ti.teip- :- lri.-pjnri'eai t.t gold watch
-ii,; leairt. Mi", il n vey r; -ponded in a
..- v ;", and the speee!:e- and toasts
I-- irue
K-'aii-o-
llf-.'ll. On','. JOIi.er, -ir 1.
Col. Cr )b-. .Mercer,
r- Kir-'and ra; 1 V rrapio. I iclienor,
nob'od.er- of the .o:rjiiand
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' . '. iris
r-al tf-iima '!! men our
1 i .ir.'V i'iiU is reuai'vit
Was l.' J- 1 to be li:tr':id
. !.. I I 11 SJ1 111 II
metimes.
The busmen men uf Brovrnville have
at la-t aw.-ikene-l to a i,:::-e ri dn.y.
Ti.' v ware out (r.uia--e. i.; C"ti ;U' atlon
0:1 't'lte.-iav an-i Yto.b.-.-l .yovrr iai!r..-ad
matters : and we are happy t say ar
r'p e i n complete- uuder-tandtfig, and
h.meei;'r'i there will be whit wehveso
1, i-i I :..v iriotv !
f'etMIl Sll .AT
as th huildi,,- ,,f the ojvatthronchline
U e n err. d from "meey via Brown
vi.l vto Ft. Kearney. I b.-ownville 1 1.
Kearn-v C -mminv is u be immediately
r-ir-aaved. Work is to commence in
tho vpriu ' er.orir.'ti'.-aily and pushed with
oa: t! f "lo-i of a sin tie day until it is
r..ob't- 1 thro'.i-di Nemaha county, for
lu-'h t -erpose there is-v.v awaiting x-:-a..!i;:u-.-
the sum of :;i?MMK e
s k f,! . t riot economy sad iumediatc ac--i'jti.
Advertiser.
A l carlul Ce.li.
r.;-: ;-i.o, Jan. 1. At 3 o'clock yes-t.-r'.v
f.-ernnon the barometer ranged
!)vr than Utisb.cn knwn for hi teen
vear-s. A "-ale set in at 0 o'cha k. accotn-
l-l 1 . 1 I . ' : . .,.
Tlirt water ia the creek
ie I 1
i I iv sieet.
'ni canal slips rose rapidly. Iijiter, a
h"avv si;o-v stonn set in. The ctde con-
tinaoswitb nnabated Jury, ineteie
grarb; are prostrated in a;l dircrti'.MH.
OUR ASHLAND LETTER.
thi; wr.ATv.it-.t:iv yea its i v
SOCIAL Itt: I. VllO I.MCAI.
M.lili;i!HJl.MM(.
The R-!ielor'M ( Inlc or. ISenpdict Ex.
IrrniiiiMton.
CiriikI rii!i 1.1 lit I'ritrcuHlou nml
Nijor.
For the I'hitt.-ui.iutli IJ. riilJ.
Ashland, Jan. 4 1S70.
TIIK WHAT I IV. It.
The weather clerk having changed j
the programme somewhat, we arc now j
enjoying a simple foretaste of that which
is in fitore for us,as predicted by the"oll
est inhabitant." I have never exper
ienced a prairie winter, and calculate on
.something that will be "felt," as com
pared with our IJuekeye winters. The
New Year dawned upon us blustering
and tedious. The click of the hammer
was heard not ; out door bu.-iness sus
pended, and the busy denizens of this
thriving village sought the more genial
atmosphere of kitchen or parlor. True
to the cu.-toms of our fathers, each ob
served the day in accordance therewith.
'Twerc idle to suppose that we were
not reminded of the New Years festivi
ties of our former cheii-h l home,
whore oft we had mingled with our un
broken family circle in the happy long
ago.
Yi lely differing from us in the appli
cation of pleasure to the seekers thereof,
are those who pay their devotion to
Bacchus, making the days disgusting
and the night hideous with their blas
phemies and salacious bowlings.
The fiery stream flows copiously by per
mission of our law makers, who appear
to care but little for the peace and tafety
of communities, to say the Ica.-t. A-h-lan
l has her full .(Uuta of whisky shops,
which have thus fur kept pace with em
igration. Iike unto the plagues of
Egypt they sorely a abet the people, and
where is the redress? Not in the .Stat
utes, but onlvby an adverse public senti
ment can they be eradicated from our i
midst. Speed the day.
I'ltor.UKS.Si VE.
"We are having p!eaant times here, in
the way of procuring funds for the. pur
pose of church building. lim(f'rjeTettes
arc of weekly oecunvnerv Tie recent
festival held by the Baptist fr:.ids net
ted $7". It was a success throughout.
On Wednesday evemmr of last ireck the
members and fri- n Is i f the. L-r .res Aid
Society of the First M. K. Cbiuch gave
a free supper at the paronai; . One
hundred ami twenty partook o' a boun
tiful repast. In dee-orations a id quality
the "table" was hard, to 1-ea.t.
Music and soe'.al enjoyment were the
order of the evening, nor -wat the one
great object of the ni?et?g, , fyraotteu.
For a handsome contribution' round its
way into the hands of the Trea'Uier.
From first to last it was a 1 brilliant
affair, and we hope to f:a e more of the
same ort. j
This society propose to bold a festival
and fair on Wednesday the 27tj inst.
We like the.-e social gri;heriigs, they
wrve to cement the bo::iof jiety, and
bring togetlier the well dis'scd, the
generous and noble hearted.
This is no latitude for ca- tcs'.or cliques;
with the sparse population we csnnot do
anv too niucli with a united ei'.jht, and it
i-4 te he honed that the ir.tercsts of
i-hri-tlanitv will lav very near tfie'lica'T
of every true man and woman iu our
community.
rv.usoNAL.
Messrs. Miiler and Clark arrived in
the stagehis afternoon, it is said for the
purpose of making arrangements for the
erection of various buildings upon their
addition to Ashland.
A printing olli-e is among the first.
A much needed, institution; it is one of
the aeccjinr-animeiits of civilization, the
medium of intelligence, the companion
of the farmer, the student and the me
chanic. Send us a printing press that
we may blow our own town, and save
our neighbors the trouble.
We expect to see a slight emigration
in the direction of Miller and Clark's ad
dition during the ensuing summer.
Just say to ail in want of beautiful resi
dence or business lots that it is a love of
a place to emigrate to
MASONIC.
At the last regular meeting of Ash
land LokgeNo. is A. F. k A. M., held
Friday lec. -4, the fallowing officers
were installed :
A. B. Fuller, W. M. ; C. S. Wort
man, S. Y . ; J. M. Bond. J. W. ; J.
P. Palmerton, Treas. ; M. Wil.-Ie, Sec. ;
C. A. Miller, S. 1. ; W. 1. Shehnedine,
J. D. ; A. Richard., Tyler.
VACKTIA TUV: IJArHELO'l's CLUIt.
At an arly hour on Ntw Y'ear's even-
ing -wc received the fo. lowing :
"In view of the conlideu-oc repo-cd in
you as an excellent reporter, wc, the
members of the "Benedict Ihvtermina
tors," extend a cordial invitation, t.-?id re
;iuest that you honor us with your pres
ence 'his evening, at 7 o'clock, r.t Hotel
dc JlunbtU. and act as reporter for this
hont.r:ble body.
1st Jan., A. P. 1S70. V. U. W."
At To'cloclr prec isely, nine and twenty
stalwart baehekrs emerged from the
office of Fuller & Will-ie, with flaming
torches and glittering trumpets, and in
regular procession marched 'ip Second
s'rect to Dov fctrect, ihoiu-e to the ?ewK-
otien-l ' liotll of T. II. 3Jnnliall, in the
ojx.iv-1 v .. . ... ,
upper ton.. lljeir minis. Hie u'reu
light i rocessioa carried us -T.ck to tlia
daysof lVeJiidentbleaaipairr.vs,v hc!Uiiieit
crtc-cd heart and seal into n h-iltu
' '
causc- , ,- , r.i,
Thc parlors wore Foonreiid.ngxvith
mirth run wild. Preamble, Constitution
and Uj-laws were prmluced, read and
is announced, and it is but justice to
'ine host" to say that the bill cf fare
was peculiarly suited to the varied tastes
of a "bacholor foilorru"
Tnto the dining room marched the
nine and twenty. Isolated from the gen
tler sex uproarious and jolly it was
indeed the carnival of Bachelors.
After the cloth w.13 removed, election
1 and installation of officers, toats,
j i-peeches and smoking, were the order
of the evening, until a late hour. An
original essay on the fall of a late brother
bachelor was read by A. H. Fuller, faith
fully illustrated by ':our artist."
The first regular toast was '"Woman
Satan's Hr.-t assistant in the fall of man."
Ilcsponsc by II. S. Fuller.
2d. Pleasures of Bachelor life. Be
spouse by I Ion. M. Brush.
3d. Bachelor's Mission. Response
by T. B. Wilson.
4th. Simrle "Blessedness. Resionse
by C. II. valker.
oth. Pleasures of Matrimony. Re
sponse by J. . Stanley.
KKSOMmON.?.
HrsolceJ, That the thanks of this
Club be ami are hereby tendered to
"mine host" and hostess for the use of
their parlors, and for the sumptuous re
past provided us. Responded to by T.
II. Munhall.
Jico7v?J, That a copy of the proceed
ings of this meeting be forwarded to the
I'lattsmouth IIkkald for publication.
Adjourned to meet Jan. 1st, 1S71.
Malakovf.
Xolliinc in the I'a'icr.
An exchange has the following spicy
chapter on the subject of newspapers,
elicited by the stereotyped remark of in
different readers after scanning the
' miniature world" of a daily isue of
news, ''there's nothing in the paper."
1 1 says :
And men are always grumbling about
their papers, and insinuating how much
better they could do ir. They talk as
flippantly about "iine articles" on every
imaginable subject, as if they could effect
such a chanjre. Ret soup? of these over-
running j liil -ophers try it for one bun-
Jre'l and tiiiy days in succession.
And then they think it is nothimr to
"select" foi a newspaper you have
merely to run the scissors through a
half doen exchanges, and you have got
matter enough. Now t uia is the most
Important and difp-ult department to fill
on a newspaper. Vcr' few men have
the slightest idea bow to do the work.
It requires a thorough newspaper man
who knows the pub'ie apjctite well
who knows what is going on 111 the world,
and who knows how to write and pack a
column into a dozen lines.
Men who can skim a newspaper and
toss it aside, little reflect how much brain
and toil have been expended iu serving
up that meal. Busy heads and busy
hands have been toiling all day to gather
and prepare those viands, and wme vast
building has htfeti lit from cellar to garret
all night to get the paper ready by crack
"Nothing in the paper !" Nothing in
your head I Th.il what's the matter.
TheVt. A- ."t. K. It. Iu ebrnnka.
CANa: OF DtfiKCTloN. We learn
that Hon. F. W. i'alnier, M. C. from
this distriet, has introdueed a bill au
thorizing the change of direction of the
liurlington A: Misvouri extension in Ne-bra-ka,
southward, instead of forward to
a junction with the Union Pacific at Ft.
Kearney. It appears that the land
Eatits interfere ovaceouut of the paral
. condition of the road-. It has been
mooted that the iJurlington & Missouri
road are seeking ft Galveston instead of a
San Francisco connection.
We copy the above from the Mont
.jjuUioryjeounty Fness-vnri bvt- ip-w
tieecrntnilar fcULeluuits in otnor papers
published in t hit section of the country.
If we are correctly informed, the bill re
ferred to does not authorize, or at lca-t
is not intended to change the cenrral di
rection of the 1. & M. road itiSebraska.
It will simply give the company a little
more latitude so that it may choose the
most eligible loati-m and secure the ino.-t
favorable connection with the Union Pa
cific at or near Fort Kearney. We have
no doubt this great thoroughfare
will be pushed rirht on to that
connection and wiil be completed
there before the close of the year
now cojiimeneiii. The 15. it 31. Com
pany in Nebraska have too good a thing
to permit it to long remain unproductive,
lonper than is ab-olutely necessary for its
completion. And by thio we do not
mean that a shorter line in Nebraska
would not l-o a paying one, but to ox
press the opinion that the complete line
as projected will be one of the best in the
whole country, furnishing as it wiil a
part of the shortest and best of the great
through lines to the Pacific. Iu due
time, and that not long in the fiUure.
the Missouri will be permanently bridged
at Flattsuiouth, and the whole work
corn i -Ie ted. Hi Fx;.
Kii riling- Corn.
Some of our worthy State papers, the
Platt-mouth 11 mid, f.r instance, refers
to the people of .Joltn-oii county as being
compelled to u.-e eon; for fuel. This may
lead to a misapprehension of the truth
by those who are unac.iiainfed with our
county. The truth of ebe matter is,
there is plenty of wood and coal in this
couti'y for fuel, and we presume they are
as cheap as at any other place in the
State.
We buy good oak and hickory wood at
$4 to $o per cord, and coal at 2.. cts. per
l ushel. There may be some farmers in
Johnson county who burn corn, but it is
rtot because fuel i int cheap. Trcumtfh
7 ifj turn.
Military Order !y tin Ire.ittt.
Washington-, Jan. 3.
The President has directed the Secre
tary of War to prepare an order renuir
inc" all military officers who have been on
duty in this or other cities for a term of
tfi.ee years, to report for field duty in
the we.-t ; also to prepare a detail of the
necessary of5"ors to till their places from
those who had a long term of field duty
on the frontier.
There will, of course be some excep
tions in conseouence of Ix-ing physically
iricaptu-il.itcd. i'rotn woumls or
) causes, el' rerlonnir,? . field duty.
ol, ,vt of the order is to equitli;
ot her
The
ilize the
j .- Dr var;ous officers by dividing
j .ljrybio place amon? deserving men.
j - -
t r.iic iobt sttenn-nt.
f WasiiiniTON, Jan. 3.
The Txi lie dcLt staiement show a re-
f.J $iUnK la balance,
i(.o-)Kvi.(i. uu-Iudin S4o.(KKi.(HK), ir,
eertift-:tfes. Currency balanuj oyer
TInrtno rk Vi i Ilkrc
cieyl apillC 1M b V S.
i
TYnsli In i; ton Ilrmi. '
Washington, Jan. 3.
Western meml rs vrc greatly fserciscd
over the proposed apportionment urder
the census bill. Several are eust red in
preparing speeches, showing th great
inequality between Eastern and Western
States iu respect to the number of voter
and Repre-cjitatives. The di-cu-won
over Judd's bill will begin soon after re
assembling. A large number are already
on the Speaker's slate to speak for and
attain-1 the bill. Jl.ile, of Maine, heads
the list, and will make his maiden effort
in opposition to im reasing the number
of Representatives or making the sfpor
tionment in advance of the completion of
the census. 1
The Telegraph -VtriUe..
ynxr.Ku. Jtin. 3. A majority of'th.;
W. Lr. T.-legrai fi Company, of thistity,
d'lit worK. tris morrr.iic. A ieired cat,' t
reduction of salaries in California. A
. a- . , ... , I
suni'-u-iii, nii.iiocr remain, wtiii oiirei- I
T-iroi-linnl to o.-. til.- hli,in; r.f t !.- f.lTu wj.
"
The (ubiin
Rcvslnllon Report r
Etixlfil.
Havana. Jau. 1. Intense excitement
prevails here in consequence of the an
nouncement in the Havana journals this
evening that the revolution has terminal
ted. According to the published stated
ment, the editors of the journals have
seen a copy of a circular, signed bv the ,
niemlKtrs of the Cuban Junta in 'New
1 on;, ordering tlie insurgents to lay
down their arms fi jr the present, giving
as a reason for the abandonment of the
insurrection, the failure of the recent
filiibusteriug expedition, and the action
of the American government in permit
ting Mm boats to sail from New loi k.
The circular severely attacks the course
of President (riant. The Junta advises
the Cubans to submit to the Spaniards
in order to save further bloodshed.
AIir-N ly Ilie Cuban JTuntn.
New York, Jan. 4. The Cuban
Junta issued along address to the Ameri
can people, enlarging upon their card
yesterday, denouncing the recent dis
patch from Havana as false, and giving
a mass of evidence to show that the in
surrection is endowed with 'more vitality
than ever. They dispute the Spanish
story that the war is confined to a few
predatory lauds.
The Cuban armyT on Pee. 7th, em
braced forty thousand men, v. ho, though
not armed and equipped as we could de
sire, are well organized. They give t lie
principle measures adopted by the Cu
ban Congrcbft, and a duUiiled lLt of the.
expeditions which- eonreyexj TtmiM and
ammunition to the Island and announce
their determination to continue forward
ing supplies to their brethren in arms,
carefully avoiding to conflict with th'i
laws of th surrounding countries ; nor
are they afraid, they say. that any dis
couragement will affect the patriot forces.
As evidence of this a letter from Presi
dent Cespedes i.s given, displaying most
undaunted courage : Give us, he says,
but eight tons of powder, and we will not
be afraid of all the armies of Spain.
Much of the address is devoted to an ex
Limuon ot tm .amarous metmvi o.
wartarc adopted by ths s-pr.nir.-.ttJ and
comparison thereof with that f-the t?
bans, and conclude? with the statement.
1 1 I .1 ! i i I
hibition of the baiLarous metliod of
Within the lines which shut out com
patriots from th; world, .stands a devo
ted population who know what freedom
is, though they never enjoyed it, who
are willing to die, if need be, to achieve
that but who are not willing to live with
out it.
.-
CaliKU InBiiricent Siirrmler I.
Havana, .Ian. 3. Koderigoz Ielkey,
the insurgent jmb-prefeet at Hernando,
surrendered him-solf voluntarily, with oO
other, to the Spanish authorities.
The Tcteif rnpli 5tlrike.
PiTTsmTHi, Jan. 4. The telegraphic
operators in the Western Union office
left their instruments at 9:30 this morn-
tn
lrt-f.Kiuiv .se- J
cured enough operators to do bus-ine ns
usual.
TJie TcleitninlierH' Strike "lealli of
'. .'l-r;irt.T'.
Cincinnati. Jan. 4. No particular
chang" in the telegraphers' strike. The
o!licer of thf company here are confi
dent ol' their ability to continue to attend
to all business.
There was a meeting of the bar this
forenoon, in reference to the death of
tieneral M-( Iroarty. A meeting of the
military organizations with which the de
ceased has been connected, was also held.
A committee was appomD-d to wait upon
the county commissioners to re.piest the
apiointniep.t of a person as county clerk,
who will give the proceeds of the office to
the fritnilv of the deceased.
J. W. SHANNON'S
n:i:u. sai.k and
MAIN STEKCT. PI ATTSUOl'TH, kB8.
I am prepared toac-oramod.itethe public wiih
ore, n.rrije, I'-, us" nnd A 1 .Varc,
onTf fiort nntirenml rea.i--f.tinV.le trin.. A I?a"
will run to the steam bo:i I Uindhtif .aadto all par
of the city when de-sircd. u.r1i.
CoIIlli?iller!i, Orilcr.
Notice is hereby iven that at claim f-r dan
ares. for the rinht of way. atrain-t ihe liurlii K
ton A Missouri Kiver Hail It..i Company ir,
Nebraska, through Cass cmir.tj must be file.,
with the County Clerk, to be audited by the
County Commissioners, upon w'.iose order th
Cunty Treasurer w ill issue the required bond.
of the rrecinct.
Ey order of the County Commi sir.ncrs.
I. riI.lAl!!). Clerk.
Ey J, M. lK.Rti.EV, l.cputy.
FlflttMnouth. Neb., lei. lxl-. de-".,Jiivr
DIS. n il MCMSKEY,
T 1" IF"3?
AVill be at Dr. Livingston's 55..-e dtrine the
last week in each month. All .rders left at the
Post Mice will bo promptly ui endtfJ. to Lju;y;6
Health, Comfort and rconomy
Three retutens for biyardir.fc- itli
GEORGE W- COIVIN
OAK STBF.ET, PLATTSXOl Til. 'EB.
Two blocks northwest of brick ZAwol llcr.se
He has a BATH HOUE '-f- rtron: his
rooms aj-e well vA.;t::lU;a.i;a uis prb csarcrea-
so.-able, " ' - jnlj'-itf.
tilUiil TH OI' PVTH1AS.
Pi. itt Vai.lf.t I.o-g No. o. U"iit.ir
uicetir.Sf! every Tliur.-iiy e.ci;i;.. VieUilk
bratlieru always welixire.
V. V. I.KONAHP. V. c.
V. M. Ii'iKl'.IMi ToN. R. S.
J. N. WlsK. V. J.
.I.St).!t'.
Ti ttot-th Lodc.s Nr. 6 A. Y. A A. M.
Rev-il:r ui'ean at ih;r h;i;' un thi' Cr-t iin.1
thir l Morniay evriiimrs cf ra.-a uioallj. irA..
ieiit b.-tiheru invio- I vi-it.
JOHN W. 61IANNON'. W. il.
J. N. Wit r. S.--.
A! ;cT Lii.;b No. CJ A. F. A A. M Regular
tnee'UifcS at .Maiunic lin'.l. tir-t aiel tltir i Kri
aays. J. . Wist. W. M.
Urn. L. StlTHOLT. STf r.
Nkbp.aska I'iiArTkK No. .1 R. A. M. Ueg-ilar
oocro' aTiuni seoon.l huI fourth Tuesday
m. ol eituU luuiilli at .) 3 u'.-lt.ck p. in.
k. r. in K k, 11. p
I.ASTF".S SIHDllJUrK I.OH..K. KeUi:irillf et
irifcs if the Kanoly lire hePl en We-iar-.tajr eve
nu-.y. nn or biti.re the fall moon ef ea -h month.
All .Master Mvuui, their wiv.-.. ilr arel
ilau rht-r are invitft o. aitenii. I iMiiarriei 1
i.e? mast n er eishti-en y- tr .(' ae.
l. 1!. WIIKi;l.KR, I'atrou.
iits. C. A. Dckk. l'atronrs.n.
J. N. W1.-.K. !ie,v-r.ler.
I. O. . fr
f Ur inee,;n?, 0f Pi.te Lo;lt-. .7 T.p.
T every fs;ifurJay evieiiK. J Irtiilierv of oia-
r
'
K " M In 1 U V! I sr. vi'l IV V" Il
183 . ?T. Ca aaoTMF.Ks, .-Sec.
i 1. e. i. t.
OiiTcBfTArn. No." K A. Kirkp;itr;.k Vf. C.
1 - K. Li. l,fwj. W. sr. K. il. U iiili:im. Leil-e
lrCfuty. .MeW at Court ih.u-" Hh'.I rrrry
1 Ytf"in eTenint. Traveling TeiupUra respect -tal
y iiiTrteit.
K.xcie; T';p Lopok. No. J. K. B.
I.evis, Ii. 'f.: F. L". Vv'hile. I. sr. Meerat Court
ilvuse ll.ill v the first ami thirJ SarurJ jy tcb-
ior 01 Kic.n uicriTR.
'stak k II-pe Lows No. o. .t
fr, Srni. M
Meeif at Mt.
Faiktikw LtiaiiK. No. 14. .1. J. Chan iier.
W. C. T.: Wi.'i. .J. Hester. . S.: S. W. Caiuin,
Lode. Deimty. Mori every Wenc-.-dnv eTen
ti. Traveling Tempi. ir. r -pc tluoy im iie l.
iiinin , it. N.i. 1. Am'i.. Uriri.th.
U.C. 'I'.; Jus. ll!s..n. W. ri.:C. II. Win-low,
J,oi!j; Deputy. Meets evi-ry sairur.hiy eveninu.
I'raveiiiu i'empla are re.-peei fully invitui to
ii -el wun u..
SI. Luke's S'.irldi
Monthly inoeihir? of t'ie Vestry l.-t Fri lr.y
ei euiii,; of ea.-h iiiuuili. fit ihe K.-i irv; iVaanrly
ui -StiiiSf of Vestry l.-t Mm ..: -y. e! .Uay, Auju'l,
.Nijvciuer ar.i Ft -lira.. -v.
II. Sr. t :.-;.. Y 0UN'). Kf-tor.
Tl?. I.. Wri l.x. ( ie: k.
! 51. IX. i ATI Mini OS, M. .,
rilYSrcIAN AND sni(,Di.-;e cif fcin
ptvfofsiou.il sktv ice-- ... she -.aatai- f C m uu-
ty1, K-;Mn-e a J I: e.isi i--riii-r.-l i.'.t'.i USixrii
f-ei.-; "tiiee vi .'itoii rr-et, ..'ppu!! (Couil
iUa-e. PiatUiit-.u!-). : elr.i.-ka.
"T J. 4V.'"lit1'l.Si..U
hlY-SK-IAN AND S I'Ui ' N, i.-ile Sur-rO'n-in-Chi'.l'
of t'i-- Arie;- ol i i . , i". teniae
1 1 1 xu : o a t u . N ti t .t .is ka. Ji.-c w ilii Dr. !t. It.
Li-iiij;j-to:i, on ,M .1:1 .-rrt t !. upp;ifi:e thu cart
Jleiis. 1'iivale rc-i Ivni-e r.iruir of link aui
11: it f trecis. two dco;-.-) s.iuiii of 1'. !'. ia.s'.
Or. J. '. I iJO.1I v,
TI a v i i g perir.aiienily lo -at.-il ut AVefpir.r Wa
r Fall-, f;i Icr' hi.- prof--sioiiai er i-cs t-. t !m
ti.eu of Ca-s enjuty, Neirai.. J.oo'ctur.
,E."yHU:H1. ' .! t. RJtVMtTT.
1. IJ. lYIIKCI.Ult K to,
al Estate an. 1 Tax Paying Agents. Notarit '
calic, t ire au.l ijile lusurance Ajcntf, I iHt'ii-
uth. Ntbia-kii. jejltf
t. m. iii usQi en',
kTTOItNIiY AT LAW and Soliaitor in Chan-
, r'lattf ujuth. .cliraii.
E. Ilollan.l. Proprietor, corner of Main nnl
Third utri.-ctM. PlattmuutH, Ncbrnska, lluwmc
h"rn refitted r.nd newly -in riii.-hcl oSVrf rir-t
cili ecoinmouationf!. Hoard by the week or
.17. ;oii iluwtf.
s. niiwm.l,.
"ill. U. CrtAPlIi.3
. .WILLIil VUAVto
tjFLx-i t , QoiVMor' in
-f" "rtyJtll
tf VAiuttci--'W 'or. fpn.
r - " - - I
J. V. 1Tv"-.
neral Life, Accident J'ir'"- l'on HridTrans
lufiuraiice Aicru il.' .lic rifK-at rea.ou
nHle ratcn in th tnRtt reliable Cvtnuanie iu the
Uuilel States. OUic opposite the C'lurt Ilou-,
latMiseslh, Net. niij .Ht.
ATTORNEY AT LAW, TlatU raoutb. Nub.
PIATTSXOUTII till A..
C. II nirsF.T.. Proprietor. ITavir.r recently Veo
repaired and place.l in thorough running or.ier.
IiXi.OtXl Puvheii of Wheat wanted imine-liately
for which tha .if heet market price wilt b paid.
(auj'JSwtt
CARPENTER AND JOINER, wilt do all
nofk in hi.- linn on short notice and iu the best
j;jieCoii!.ract for duiljing uncle on r-asona-i
Uoterjiss' n..vVu 30ut!i vf rtite Vrf '
ly House.
j-.tyO-J-ltf
itirrciii:!,:. woli'f,
CARFEXTEKS ANI JOIN EKSt Will ! a!! ;
rk it. lii'fir hue on short ..ot:-.. i! n.r.; j
mtracie. larire and Sina!!. :u. I :uiioh IiuT-ria!
work
enntra
when deeired. 5al) on.vlaia street, eppo
i.o M. E. CUurth. hf
PROF5ATK OTILS'.S.
IJIHH'.ATE N.'TK'i:. It is hereby ori.r.vl
that ail claiiHS ii;::iinst liic c?';i'.c of Kobcrt
l. Smith be tiled in the 1'ivbate Court of
J(st county, Nebraska, on or betorc Junc iStb
A. 1). 1S70, nraid claims wiil be forever burred.
A.L. ClilLl, l'rut-a'.c Jn U-c.
Dec. ISrb, d"eJvo
i II'!' BATE NUTICK.-In the matter i f the
ei-tatc of Harris L. Lev i. deca-ed late of
I a;s county.
It it hereby ordered tVat all claim' .'irraim t
Faid estate must l.c f.li-d in toe j'ro . itc t ourt
of Ca-s c .unty before June !th 1 T'. or said
ia'.ais will I. c forever i nrrii'i. a. i una'.
PcoJ-tli, is.'.1.'. di .Cv. ii l'r.'baro J iid-".
KSTRAYS.
ItiRoKE into the m- lo.-'i
the in- lo-urc .f the- fu!
on- J .riinlli- leai-liL.: liner.
ja:if.-.vCi i'l-illlY WALKEK.
''AKT:X IT By t! subt-riber. on the 1 t '
A. of Xlivemi.er. I" 'J. one dai k buy or br..w a J
lu-iro fill', fuip'if'l tu be to ye-rt old: smaii j
white spot in 1 .rehead. , li..NU.I. iVuoli, j
Cue ii.ii! mile njuth of Factorj itie. Cntt Co., j
Nebr-Si!. . .leC-w-; .
A K K X IT-I:;mv farm
hebb-vn't Mo!, i
Ava.-a pre'in.'.. the
ih it
.en: nc.
Is. i. ..tie red a.i i w hire i ear! .:i -lo iter ; crop ..u
rifc'ht ear. hole .n let t ear. Also, one yv.r'n.x
steer, hriiniie and u but ; crop of; le;: t-i r ..ii iUe
under side. AUo, cne muicy c.ill ; red i-i.d w i.ile,
io markt or brands.
deerJ-J -. LAV;-'iN .-Ii:.LlCN.
'I'.AKKX VP Uy the Subscriber on nr a'.cnt
1 the lt day ot bVceniovr 1 '.. three la-t .-,..: ':! ?
calves. dis.-ri.Wd as followv: one pale red hi-iier 1
with a white s ot on each id-f. t-.vo rid r-in i
steers one uiar kel with crop I'tT lei. c ir and t it j
out of upper side of riht e:.mo mark-r s.rn ri Ps ;
on the other. A4VKi. Mx :m.. j
Dev. l- iitfe-w't. '
OTRAYED-Kr-.m the f.irrc of the Su'i-'.-ribir
durine liie Month cf s.ept mber. Iv-S, r; ia::
Sjirirn; caivts. iii-cri.ied ai foiiows: A pnle rti
siecr eaif in;.r'.cd wi h .-in in left ear. A tela:: i
white -teer c. ill with line back, litarked vi'ii
ylit in left ear. A r. d heifer calf viiii wiiiie
spot" on the !'.!, Ar.y prra K.vins iui'nru.
't,n where I cul.c ic- be lomel wili be l.i-
erailv rewar led. Caauitl Maxwki.l.
lec. r:J. exy.
leeriiw-.t
f ' i
"AKEX UP By the subs-Tiber livinr two
I triics sotfh of K'lek 1 li n 11 s. tiivt ,,'i:rit-.
Ncbra.' ka, -n the l.-t "f "vetirr cr. Is -., one
yearlirnr bull, -11 white bet 'be ct..ts of ; r;.
dtc'jwx SAMUEL ALLKY.
'P.IkEX VP-P.jf the sub.riVer Eve ir.:.
I west of Plattsitiouth. in rear"iit prrciri-t.
on December 3-L 1st':', one white hcitVr ca'r. with
red ears, and onemiall red fteer. i." fiarss er
ceivable. AUoUriT t rOilLMAN.
dex-ywa
'PAREX UP Ilv the subscriber three mile?
1 west of Rock lil'iS'. two heifer ;.!.;-.
about one year old each. Ur.e rol. with a lit
tle white u the belly, branded with a f.ci.rc "1"
on the left hip. The other is red and wane i-pot-t.
d. w-.tii an under bit out of the r: z: ' i .ir.
uert'wa ...l. !.UU.;.
- 7
TAKEN UP Or. ray farm in eep.ns V iter
precinct on th it lay nf December, lv;.'.
one sorrel Colt, one year o.d. siar in forehead.
branded "R' on riirnt shotd-ier. Al-o at same
time and pla :e one two year o.d . -
! with roan on Fides, thick horns; and
two year oM .-leer, white, j
otia year-
i ling heifer, ljsbt red.
brandsTisibl.
J de-wrf
hire bellv.no rnai 1: or
CHARLES S-'OliN.
IfEW
sui'Tir of towx, n:s Tin:
ROCK BLUFFS UU. D.
I am prepurod to kill href eatt'e, iif g. i-hc p.
for cu.-'.omers. on hoi t nciice and ;t si...
sonahle rates.
GIVE ME A CALL.
ju-:v,s gj:o. Fieri L:it.
j. ill, WMMti I to.;
(Saooe.-sors to J. M. Miucbm in.)
Druggists & Apothecaries.
UEAI.KKS IS
5rs.j;s asid 3ckiliciEiev,
PAINTS, OILS. DYE?. NOTIONS.
s3?ojLlct; Ooocls
PERFUMERY, FANCY sroAFi.
PURE WINES AND L!aU0F?S
Tor Mec-Lstniciil a:oi Mclicinal f urpoef.
Keep constantly on hand a full and '.veil .ortc4
st..ck of
Phyi"iiins pr---ririt'nru r:ircTiiKy roiMiioimd
cd hy r.n c p. i icn. i' l J)rn--i -. Nolo1 l.u' the
pur. -; :i!'"!ic;oi- use 1. All t'oods niirr intci ;is
repre.-'unted. Call and see.
Main Sheet, So it th Side,
TERMS CASH.
CUYIiBR SCHOLFAX
Says of Weeping Water.
jEaXlrnvt from Speller to
3ilrM.
"Aa r wax teUina
T ; -
von. my iloar irra. runi!
I caiin; on my uiuie to WccpiiiK Water in awlij
riiinpi'lale.i coinlilion a hut, im hootri coat
atockinitH in bort., dtsti'ute ot all those con
vcciciit iippurtciinriiffn which ornament a well
lrc"cd mull hnvintr been .ieprived ot u!l by
the luerciicss savagts, who eveu tjok my citrar
cnc.
TU'nkir.B tb-it T mii?M in that fldi'rishinc town
obtain a second-hand biapket, 1 rode up to
?tore. nnd hitchinpr my mnle ly the enrj to a
larite freipht wniron io.vted with (roods for the
l'hitt-iir.oi. ill retail trade. I entered. Jtnige ol
tiiy furpri-'e when I wa. promptly met nnd
oU'cred ii coinidctc out fit. from a pair of ;.tub
toed bovts t- a Koose-iuill toothpick, for the pal
try Hum of nine dollar nnd sixty-two and one
biilf cents, the2.'-j cents being the profits m I lie
Boodi. If you WiiDt u'lything- in the
rnisccllnnccuK line, cull on them, i-nd if you don't
here tiiat U.ev no lilucruu. UOvlal, auotl look -
i:.- a ie I .rulalii. to a ii.ui.'..
pTAj! ?:n'Cr TJIST ft Apr
fi L I j 1. tV. ii St I il rLfiUC
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SEWING MACHINES,
r p form AnrwT
.... . www. ..w w.. . .
PL.riTSMOUlH, A F.BR Jl SKA
A I.--.'. a- orfr.mt of Ma-hin-s o haad.
tTw bii "t .rntt -emon-h.
C.OGrNot:i..id.Alaia.ir,t.wiUUSro.r
. p g- 5 C ySorV,
Ju ww u da vj; ircsH a K
K-.,e t.,
1 B'-1L;'
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. I Ully UUIllCoilOlil1 ICO, I Uyt
NOTION?, COOKS,
: i;-p 1'T( V l.'J t-
MAliD.M.lil. A.f.
EiVTlcMOUT U.
J. U. I l tlil S
TooliD, i!nn."i.i & Clark,
I'RALBBS 1
1ko.;1 mid K53vvT 'oaSJ,
i-r--
I .' '.
. tii'l.:
:t 1 1 i Furopc. i
tcii'.i.'U tmh :
c 1.
Plattenoutli, Nob.
4tr
S. J. Rl!. C. W. WSAX, J. it. U. ffiMAN.
COMKJSSIOa KERCKAfaTS.
AND V, i!oLi:.s.LK l'iCAI.KKS IN
Flour, Grain Provisions, anil
Canned Gocris,
HIDES, WOOL, etc.,
Cornf r Pearl rr?J Court Sfreefa.
Ceunci! Siu.T.fcvi
ANI-
t!op Jlaia a::tl s-et? ?
riJi r tsmu ( th .yf. u
It Kf it k r e:. Pi r.-t :ili .r.::. li-.k. f ci,-.'
It-'itN : la-. r .!' I'll i y. It i l.k 1' .i.ii.--: I.lou -.
-l Niiiioii.il H.oik. loeth.i : 'o-.:'ui Nn'..-ii..l
iiauk. ii:n:ih-t: 11 -ci -i.i i t'!o- . nn. ; iii u.n
ton ,1- i. iiiii ii.ov, I'.rymi: (Jut-ci-? c 1 i.-l-i.
I'hi )-' :;;!rt!iol.ov, Lewi.-A t.. M. Lcuis .Mo.
JU IV I lf.
" CLOTHING! "CLOTHING!!"
Eendy-Maclo Clothing,
;knts itunish!!-:; c.ti
llttf, C:ipf, I'oi l.s, .h "U.-, Trur 't'xir- id
jSTOTIOJSTS.
South Side Main Street,
;y!V0
FACTORY V.'LLE,
O i s 1 1 1 c IXv c p i 1 1 Wa t v r
FIVE TIfOViiAXD LUSIItLS OF
Good Wheat Wanted
Exchange cf Fl. ur for Wheat at u-ual.
Wheat received on Storage
with the. privilege of the use of Fanning M
cleaning.
F. D. SNOW,
lute of Nebraska City Mill?, has been employed
as wilier, and s.ttisi'nction wdl txi piven.
sj.,lELDUN A HAY LEY.
octTtf Propritton".
GnOCEr.iES ! GROCERIES !
NEW GOODS!
Sheldon & Bayley,
OF FA CTOR YV1 L LE, OxV TI1F
WEEPING WATER,
Are in receipt of a Large lot of Groceries ami
BOOTS AND SHOES
frcm New York, which arc offered at the lowest
Lrice lor cash, or iu exchange tor produce ot all
inds.
Cultlrn Sjnai for $1 per sal
Call nnd pee for youreif. octTtf
"Weeping XVsitei' Stills
Farmers. ;- wliere yoa ci-.n rt tbr. be?t rViar,
ana tii e liio.n ot it.
35 POUNDS OF XXX FLOUR
AUD
i'i pi.M)s or is ins
jiven in cx.'bnec fir pood when.
W e arc also loins cri-t ork: nnd
rith f.'J
iii.-rca.-cd lae;ulii5. leel
sure 1 Hiii- we cn:ie;ve
fie b-.t and lao.-t 1 .. urol ai.y ia tat- State
ft ATI S F A CI 1 i : N GUARANTEED.
Produce Bought ar.d Sold.
Hn.MK.ST loriirr fricz i aip.
iieeil & Clin feu
I mar2u.'f3.
MACHiirE JIOP!
: WAYMAN & CURTIS
1
! IMattizioittai, rVcSx,
1
: Repairers of Stesra Engines, Boilers, S?a A
: .in.-t :.:;.!.
(ins i'li'l S'eotn Fi'tiniri. V'rouK'at Iron P'pe.
1 'dl'
S Villv
Force and Tift Piiiupt. St.-aiu inui.-0f, ta .liiO'-i-
. e toverr.or, an 1 a.i Kin. is ol
! Bra' s EDgine Fittinss,
irni-hed or, 'hort not;.-.
FAR M 1 N 0 M ACHINER Y
Reri''red 0.1 sbrrt notice.
: ir-
1 FINE ART GALLERY.
.i.o l; door h
Where I a :i. penn:
to i:iae all km is
vr iiyiai iivv..-f-.
tlylateo.a,..! prepeU
SUM PICTUflEE,
Such ss Uhn'os-ajh. AtnbrotTpe.i. (refr.J, 0l,
: !.,-.. ..; . ... --v-.t, 1, li.,t Vir.-o... s ,
., Work done n-a;ly and proi.ptiy.ar.d
warranted to give satisfaci wx. !
Also, keep a wed se.e. -ted -toe of
04l ami fj?l.tt r.llllfj.
; AH .re repetflly iite.1 tf r.,H and exatae
" - -
?on nOfl Vnrth nf Pmrfy
; 440,VijV Ui Ul Ul rib,ii.. Ijf
IrOK S.NI.li-
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Con'istins of f.irms.vv !th timber fljoiuini.nei
I'latt.-fJioutn. proptriy 111 1 ia; r-muuta iity
ii'.rsr-.-. cuttle, wajor.s etc.
f.,kr n.rticnU- M,a:r, ..f or 'r.
gro. .. cvlvix.
T. K . iUV. V.
The undividcl lit!!" -cr the wlioie if desired
of the
hock r.i. rrrs or.rsr a .v ?a r srir. i .
;t linr-" jiower rr nitie iit:u I oi!r, pior of 3 foot
l iirr-'.':' inch circiihir .-.'.. I o f tor mill tioui.
;'t.'' teet ; cr cr t ti . i.tf in i ik1 ruiiuiog oraer.
Ai.-o a
Kr ir.TKi.uxG nor sr.
of four rooum and cellnr. For p jrti-iit.-.r ep
(jure of.
aprrtf.J
C. -I HI. I NT..
r.nck IiuC. I'uu county.
' j'hc f.ill-winr mnco pc'oio .iTppoe l to lio
I the o iir'- of. or !;i .miitiH or intcreatcd
iri the rc- pccti ve lo. iti t 'ity of I'hitt-'ui tub
State '' Nel r: kii. set op p...- itc I'.cir iilii.c, i r
; the .n:k.'i.wn !. . ' .ill .-.o-l ..t, are beebv
-i.'i:':--d t::l the I : . r i i : j, f ti an I Mi -.-ouri l.i , r
j it hi! ro.i-l 1 "on. ;i :y in N'-t'r.-OrtH. h.i. Jo.-iirrd
i it. ri a l thriiisitii. arid upon, and l;.im for I. pot
piirpo-e.-t'i !iiio'! 'r r.-:i c.-tH'c MtuateJ iu
1 ';i-- "'.: i ; . S!e nt Se'.rasUa lo w it :
Am M. II' -t.ee. ! 1, I'ic-k no. 1
.1. II. Hammond.!-' V I !.. k 'el.
.Mfl td 1 hoin; ...o;-.. '...t 1 '. t.lo, k uS, lot l.t. blcrk
1"-1.
Mxna Tliclmrd n. 1 I 1 i !o 'kf'.
ti. P.. I ov c -.oi !. i . I. '! -!.. .. l.-t 1. l.lo-L !(.
i:r.r:i!..-;!i S"!oi.i,... l -.t !-j i.lo. Ki'i.
'I hos.Ti- W. rwii:.ii. ! - 1 '. atii 11 block C"'.
Hobert llrowi l-i ' bio- !i i'i.
V. ''ii. S. (Jr.-ifi nnd i. .M. igk-iri,lot 7 L!o k !
A. II. ll.irk.-r. lot!' boo k I...
I And the .-aid on licit are fnrtlo tioti!":,l tin t
i the said I'oinpiiny .1. -.-ire ! t. ike hobl :o I ;.or. -i
pri.-it. tfipl real i -o. it for tlie coi -itrurlion nnd
convenient mm-of ii" ro.nl. Aad if I ho fii I
owners-hall lot! wuhin t'orv ilay.t alter II
1 p-ill ic.'it ion o I ti i-io i -e n- i t : on ir lie tore 1 1. .
j riol.iy ol 1- et ioi.i!;. . A. 1. lvii. u !t. I.'ie 1'ro
: I'ii c .1 ii'li-i- of iid ( "iitit v. to 1im c the dum id .
ntc."scd by mx di-'itiici't.-led tree h.ddcrt, -eb'i ic 1
by fiid IV .bufc.lu I "e at i no i.,-d in Chapter
1 tw en ty -five ol the r -vi -.. Sn tut, j of the State of
j Nel.r.i- kn, -ii 1 Coep-ii-.y will proceed to havo
I the daiMMj'et at.t'-.tted a.t therein provided hv l,i r
! Hat.- 1 I .11 ls..;i
111 RI.IVo TON A M ISSl.t W HlVK.l HAH. IlllAt
ClUI-lM- 1 N N Ki:H sk .
ity I'. M M iii-.jrKTT. Att'y
de't f ircid Coiopauy
Biri.iS ."Vot ice
In tlio l'isrri.-t (Viit. :'. ,f i -i. i.il I:,-;ri, ;
1 witnin .'in I lor a-s t
oi; i'..v r il.r'kii
John Wright
vt
Wil'iain A bout. Ann s, ,.,', ,T,,e da-n: nnd
the hers ot .Mut.!. la II..!. - i.. ' . i: .te :-e Ilob
s. ii. iili on ib b-on.i: i : ;.- -:r and Ii.ia
i" i li c.i ii r'n.i ii.
'! in- ; i-ov i- n aaie.l ii. " r '.'i t, t , -f. nlnntt i!'
t :ikc no! i-e i li o .1 "lin V ri.iit ,.n i in-,).,y ,,f
lie. en, I., r 1 -''.'. lib i. I.:- ..'i it,, i. in the 1',-fi .i t
oiift oft lie ! .1 :i I i. i.i! J'l.ri.i aiitiin and for
':;-- c .iiii;;. . N'-'-r .. :..i. i o' -cc .-o i r.i er of
:i-. 'h pvtirioii i., to oi.iip.i i .ie-rcc .1. c'a ri ij.
a it rt.iin deed ma ie i .- Wright to j ..bit
Hi in'ril. on or a .out i '.c .Kio.iy .Vmeinbr
1-v-.. f..r the N K ' . i N V (f . -1 . . n
in to i;- b ip i...rh. r.o ir; K.. in fa.- . uoty
N i1'... I'Tim 'Xpre.- c'lifilerau. n ot S i . v ...i I
in In a and i -i ii : . :oi ! deb.'truie y.m at.. I 'a !
ol ymi l .oa ai'.v l ib' ::it"i -i ,,, ela.tn .. j.cno
ot-iid l.ydin Wriii! t to end t ra-t id I. -in I. ,-o d
pi-.iv ii u I'l-it t'.e Ul.c to fall Hin t ..I li.n t .u.iv
be .,no ii ! and . ooi'r.n.' l in - ii J,,ir Wr-)..'.
vim nr.' r.-o uii fi i.. mi-ivet f til p-tiLi..n on vr
iiep.re the Till d.iy of Kt brn-rv 1 O'
JoiiN KKillT
I!v J.AXWtif. .t Cm mas, Att. rii-v.
l"'V".t '.
Legal fictico.
Iri I.'i-r:. t Cur;. :,i. i Jndi.-a! ri.-t. witaia
nndlorCiuts nonnly, .ni.ruit.
rir.WeV.ofa W.J, ------
T. J. Jone,' J. Q. A.
Uwcnund C. li. Forifv.
To 1. J. Jones and J. A. Owen, non-i;iiidat
dcfcndiinis:
-j on lire hereby nol'Tc' l that Shadr-. b Cob ,
on the l-( day of December. 1'.'.'. f!rd lo
amended petition in the Distii.'t Court of tiis
2nd Jii'iicnil Disltiet itkin and for Cam. county,
Nebiiiskn. sctiit.t; forth Ibal on cr nbout, the
fth day of J'tOruary, Is.;, (1-irrison A Jonc,
in. -;i-'.l:ci, pi;rc!;;i-c i (In -S E 'i ot S K '4 of
section rib and S W V d W U, of section in
T 1-. N ot it Id E, and p.iid for the sniae iti
partnership fundt, uiiil bclil ibe ranie km part
ncibip property, and that dutmtr Ihe ye.tr i. U
said tiarrii on A- .(ores. bcin it debted to oniix,
Uro. A. 'o. for .'-eid.. fnriii bed tiio paruicrninp,
execulcd and delivered a lilor't' .Ke mi nai
tracts ol land lo said Vourrir, Jiro. & Co.. t ijlium
tlarrison ciifiiitirf said nior'itaKe in tb ftria
name, r: 'I v -loncn triv'oje Iuh atti-ril lb .--in:
that at th'i Miiu tin lir iie 'ctco of iunrli.i 10
on said morii-apc, on (hw 7th day rf October,
1 -iT. plaintifi purchased t. lid tracts ol land, nt;d
nil the rii-'ht. title mid interest of said tiairi.-on
.V Jones tbereitt, and thiit a (iced to said tract a
of bind wn' afterward dul v executed and ileliv
ered to pbiintill by the Afaster of smd Court;
and at Ine time of said sale n certain judginci.t
in favor of J. Q. A. 'wti vs. Xuekolls, (Jan is. u
if Jonet, in said Couit, wiu. not a lien
on said land ri appeared by the re
cords of said Court. Plaintiff in-ks lor
a decree iiie-ii.ir ami con firm inir bis ti'le to si. id
tiacls. utid pr iyii.(r that a cloud ,, jjs ,itle to
said tract.-, of land by a cu!e ot tbr atni to C. E.
Fore.v. on th" 1-t day of .Mar it. JS;'.t, ender sai !
judgment of J. . A. Owen vs. N'j.'i,'i!! 1. Cairi
son .V Jones, may be removed, and said sale a I
aside and held lor nauubt.
You are required to imswer stiid petition on
or before the 17th day ol lamairOHTu.
SMAI'KACU COLE.
Ey JlAXWl:i.t. Cmavmas, Attoriuys.
dec;w;,t
Weeping Water, Utb.
tlKAI.KH.S IS
Ssneral DlGrchanflise,
: l k AS
LT.Y -.(:(
Clt"(KIi:S.
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yui.i::;.-rvAr.E.
HAT-'. CAPS. P.'tOTS.
Sli'ii-:-. NOTIONS. J.
! 1.1 vt- AVtt ( f iTt 1 iNT Wi ,1 H . I i'Mi.i.-i
MlINtiEKs, AND I.A'1 11.
:trc A- i.t. for
Vi::ccx &. fc'iLhs Sewing fi!,-.ch"r.f.
I h:c!i is uTi'loubte-lly ti...
I u.-e.
beft M.T bit c n w n
i..arl.' o'.'tf.
EMPIRE B KHHY!
I Third Street, South of Hair,
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CONFECTIONER!
Pies, Cakes, Chceco
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i and Sweet Crack ens.
1
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j kept .n iifin l at '."; limes.
' r.i.V.f .UTiI''.N" A- fU'riKKTY
i BOOTS & SHOES I
j Haling removed my -hop two aad i. b of
mil -oith .r I'iat-ii.o.t:i.on tb. n ...':r .
to j.n'K j.iu;:.-. ve-r..- L u, ri pared to lo a 1
.X, ,h'' 'i"r,"t n"11'-
j ;ive n c : call.
! A 11 b in:-. . i
1 biiikini ioi '
tukc'i in i.-.ri
1 b iiiki'iii ioi pro: r atronaze. I b..i t, .
1 iuc conoiiiia iec o; i,ie same.
u. w. it:i.ri;k.
I IwnrnVP'l fS-n. .! rr-i...
, hw EOr lv
The farm is about tnil's 'we-tfro... r-,o-
.Louse 'o-nit.' ami ide.;' Mt'.'.fcV.sl-r.'r
-uthwc.-t h r section ::,'n,.-4i ii-. r.uiBe u -'j. .
a,rl ., a,i ,, ,,,,i;,it ;;; .;a
: ea-t 5 i .l tou'U-:-l ' , .f section lo, ..i...
: and rartre. tiiub.-r . a.d s-t-Jia, a r- iu: t
, 'S't anl K'-lOtt acres.. AI-... the noribw. si .". "
1.1 1 . .11 .on-1. 1
. normwesi . or section tow :i. ,o. r,,i,;, ).
: .MilD c.iin'.v, I-. n;i. due c:,.-t i..-,, ;. '
. - TvrM ih -"i v-r. 1;chv; 1
' prini Mid rc 1 . i I 1 1 ' . I
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