Nebraska Newspapers

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Mr. John 1'if zsersld arrived at home :
tl. J. 'troight. Esq., lias creeled a j
neat rcsidenw on Pearl street, opposite ,
J'rcf. James' residence. !
One thousand mechanics and five thou-
sand !a borers are wanted in l'latt&uiouth ;
"before the first day of April next. j
Lucy Stone 1? lecturing in Iowa. She j
will be at Pes Moines on the ."i:h. I
Cannot we have Lucy at I'lattsiuuuth? j
"Shans" Andrews, live local of the j
Omaha Herald, has pone to Chicago to
write items f or the Times.
Cottonwood is wiling in Nebni.-ka City
t$4.(0 a cord. Railroads have re j
du'jcd the price of fuel in the river towns I
of Nebraska fully one hundred per cent. ;
Our old friend Caj-t. A. J. Klep.-er j
has aain removed tu the city.
Hav is felling on the streets at j
t.t ton the best article.
Samuel Ford an old citizen is in
the city business.
Why don't our friend AinL-on go info
the i-ork packing business this winter.
He is just the man o make a fortune at
it.
Geo. Shrlder brought in a porker last
week which netted almost "l"J pounds.
He has the finest lot of Derk?hircs in
the State, so far as we know.
Judge Lake will be in the city to hold
a special session of court next Monday.
l?arncs,fc Pollock, Real l'-tatc dealers
and Life Insurance apents, have been
getting some fine job work done at the
Herald office.
We under.-tand some of our dealers
arc preparing to buy and store a large
quantity of corn this winter. There's
money in it.
Geo. Jennings. Esq. was in the city
to-day to meet the O. &. S. W. Rail
road. He feels very confident of the
success of this enterprise.
Now is the tini; to secure a farm at
low figures. Ileal estate is quiet now,
but will take an upward bound before
warm weather comes again.
Our r.nnouiiceuieiit of the Lui'ding of
n magnificent block early next season,
without stating the exact location, has
created quite a stir among the real estate
men of the city.
We noticed five wheat buyers on a sin
gle wagon to-day, while the owner of the
load sat in their midst, his countenance
as serene as a summer's morn. The bid
ding ha 1 reached eighty cents per bu.-hc-l
when we passed bv.
Senator Tipton 1-jft for Washington a
few days sin. -o, taking his daughter,
Mrs. Atkinson, with him to spend the
winter in Washington.
McKinnon and Drown, from the west
ern part of the county, were in the city
to day. They crossed over to the Iowa
side for a load of cottonwood sprouts
to plant on their farms. They believe in
cultivating timber.
If the Secretaries of the different
lodges of Good Templars throughout the
county will keep us posfed in regard to
officers, etc., of their lodges we will
gladly to publish them.
Mr. Russell, of the firm of Russell &
Doom, has made valuable improvements
on his residence property on Vine street,
S. S. Billings, E.-q., "took time by
the forelock"' about one year ago aril
bought and built a large number of tene
ment houses in our city, from which he
is now deriving a handsome income.
Others would do well to follow his ex
ample. Our grain dealers and others shouM
take immediate steps to organize a Hoard
of Trade in this city. It would pay
them, and that is what all men are
after.
i
Prof. Patterson's s.diool at Rock
Bluffs Naomi Institute is proving a
decided success, lie has a coodlv num
ber of pupils, who are progressing rap-j
idly. j
Rev. A.' Wright, Poit Chaplain at Ft.
D. A. Russell, who has been visiting his
futuily and friends ;u the States, leaves
For his post of duty to-morrow morn
ing. The time tables for the B. & M. are f
to be changed in a few days. Look out
for the change, or you may be left be
hind. Pue notice will be given through
the columns of the Herald.
The Y. M. C. A. lecture cemmittee
have an offer from "Brick" Pomeroy's
agent for one lecture from "Brick." for
$200. It is thought the people f Platts
mouth will be compelled to get through
the winter without any moral lecture
from "Brick,"
Everything is ready to raise the roof ;
on "Our FitzV block as soon as it ar- i
rives from Chicago, where the work is '
being framed. j
"Brin.," of the city government,;
called on us to-day and demanded an j
apology for the too free use of his name ;
wi'conneetiou with the temperature of j
-he city government, iu yesterday's issue, i
Wc apologise to "Brin.," and promise :
better behavior in future.
Married, at the residence of the
bride's father, Novemlicr 2oth, 1870, by ;
N. Harvey, J. P., Mr. Philip Reihart i
and Miss Laura Scibcrt, all of Cass j
countv, Nebraska. ,
John Smiley. Esq , of Omaha, was in .
the city last night. Smiley was recently i
a contractor on the O. & S. W., and is ;
- probably looking over the ground on this !
ide the Platte with a view to another j
contract. He informs us that the North- j
ufcstorn road will be completed through
t6 Blair this winter.
The furniture, mattresses, eta, for the
Insane Asylum, at Lincoln, lvas received
yesterday, and the insane now at Mt.
itfeasaut, Iowa, belonging to thhi State,
arc expected some tmw tiej.t vevvk.. j
The lecture Committee of the V. M.
C. A. have secured the services of sev
eral prominent lecturers who will be here
during the season. Prof. Magoou, ofj
Iowa will open the season hereon Friday j
evening of this week, Dec. I'd. I
We understand that the people of
Fight Mile Grovy Piecint arc to hold a
railroad meeting on Saturday, December
3d, in accordance with the resolution
adopted at the recent meeting in this city.
As soon as we can ascertain where the
meeting is to be held, further notice '
will te given. j
A corpse was smuggled over the B. & i
31. and Union Pacific roads a few days j
since, done up in a trunk as baggage. i
It was detected by the smell before j
reaching California, where the parties ;
claiming the supposed baggage were j
compelled to p:i3' $100 before they could j
get it. It uidn't pay t'leai very well to j
attempt to evade the extra charge in the
lirst place. :
It will bo rvuieuihered that a young
man calling himself Wm. Lincoln was j
:ure.-ted in this city by officer Williams j
sometime since for atlemj ting to pas i
counterfeit money, lie was tried he- f
fur the United States Court at Omaha, j
found guilty, and sentenced to nint j
luonths iu the penitentiary. We un- '
derstan 1 that Wm. Lincoln was a ficti
tious mine, and that he formerly lived
in Fremont countv. Town.
The city authorities- have ordered the j
construction of a foot bridge across the j
..i-.i..t- it ,,-V.-it i- l-,,,-r, 1...!-
i spring.
on Sixth street. They have
ordered !
"wings" or "feelers" on the north end '
of the bridge. 31iies 3Iorg:m, the con- ;
traetor, can explain why they are put on ,
C. E. Forgy has procured the agency
for that excellent book entitled '"The ;
Wonders of the World," comprising :
startling incidents, interesting scenes aaJ !
wonderful events in all countries, all ages, ;
and among ..!! people. It contains over !
1,000 illustrations by the mo-t -popular j
artists in America and Europe, and !
among the contributors to it are num !
bered some of the most popular authors j
of the day. 3Ir. Forgy hasthe exclusive 1
agency in this city.
A horse belonging to 3Ir. Yaunata j
was severely injured this evening by step-
ping on the en 1 of a stick, throwing the
other end up so as to strike between the j
hind legs-, tutting a bad ga-h. The J
animal bled profusely, anil there is dan- ;
gcr that it will bleed to death. i
Hon. JoliuW. Chapman, Treasurerof j
Pottawattamie oountv, Iowa, an I lady
arrived in the city last evening, to s on 1 j
Thanks-giving Day with his brother, j
Sam. 31. Chapman, Esq. j
We are in receipt of a thirty page i
pamphlet entitled "Lincoln, the Capital !
of Nebraska," by J. II. Ames, an attor- ;
ney of Lincoln. It is a well written'
book, containing a complete history of
the foundation and growth of the Cap:- '
tal City, together with a full description j
of all the p ublic State buildings, Salt
Spriiurs. and other matters cf interest i
situated thereat. The statements made j
in this book are authenticated by the
Governor, Secretary and Auditor ofj
State. Price only t?n cents. Address ,
J. II. Ames, Lincoln, Neb. j
We found an old acquaintance, A. C. j
3Ic3Iaken, Esq., a fi-vr days since, in the j
capacity of U. S. 3Iail Agent on the B.
& M. Railroad in Nebraska. Me. has;
1 eon a soldier and a Nebraska firmer,!
and fills the place to a "T," beiiiiruthor-
ough bu-iness man and a perfect gentle- !
man, The station is an important t rie, ;
and the Government has a safe man in ;
it. At6. Ci'.'t Chroxide. i
It turns out that the man Peavy, who j
wa missing from Pawnee county re- i
cently, and was siij posed to have been
f itiily dealt with fur his money, has j
sloped with a "female woman"' of
'"doubtful character."' II g jjroves a dc- '
fauiter to his creditors to the tune fj
about $:i5,!.H.. His paitner in business,
Mr. Curtis, is doing the square thing, j
and will see that no one loses by the de- !
tauehcry and rascality of Peavey. j
(Irani M.aster Hamlin, of Nebraska i
City, and A. 1. Jones. Esq.. of Omaha, !
one of the earii-st settlers of the State.
called at the Hei:ai.1 sanctum to-day. j
The- are 0:1 a worthy mission, being no j
less than that of visiting the different;
Lodges of Odd Fellows throughout the
State. Grand Master Hamlin is th first j
j
man in Nebraska who has ever per-1
formed this duty. He lias been absent j
since the Oth inst., and bus visited f- j
teen different Lodges. 1
1
Pr. John Black has just received an j
elegant fire-proof safe, with a burglar- !
prot'f box for money, which is superior j
to any office safe we have fecn in the I
,.: T. :., r .1... . i.t 1
cu. it 13 on- ui 1 m- cctcoiuicu na;i
manufacture, with Hall's Yictor Com
bination Locks the lock to the main
outside doors having four tumbleisand
ths lock to the burglar-proof box having
six tumblers. Resides this there is au
inside door which opens with an old
fashioned safe lock. The safe weighs J
4,000 pounds, and Is finely embellished,
both outside and inside, and has the
Doctor's name over the door
Oh, no ! We don't need rnv fire com- i
pany or fire engine in Plattsmouth.
Certainly not. Suppose a fire was to i
break out any place on Main street. It '
would be Lut :v minute's work to extin !
guish it, atnl the Hkiiai.d would only
have a short item, as follows: "A fire 1
broke out i the Express office about 1 1
o'clock this morning, and was wdliinder
way before it was discovered. Officer j
Frank Williams was on duty at the time, j
arid instead of disturbing the people of
the neighborhood and breaking their
quiet slumbers,. be hunted around and
found a backet, went to the river and !
filled it with water (the fire was too hot j
to fill it at Stadelmann's pump) and pro
ceeded at once to extinguish the Humes,
which otherwise might have proved dis-
astrous. The business men of the en- j
tire block acknowledge1 themselves some- !
what indebted to officer Williams fbrhis
thoughtfulness in not making any noise
about it, and allowing them to continue
the;r slumbers until mvruing."
THE V1IE.1T iut!i!:r.
several new ucalers iiavj entered tne
field recently, an I competition is lively.
Wheat sold in opeu market this after
noon at SO cents, which is at least five
carts better than was paid to day in any ,
other city in the west. There is r.o use
to attempt a denial of the fact that
PlattsRiouth is the best grain market in
the wott. Her dealers pay higher pri
ces for grain, and her merchants sell
goods at the lowest prices.
urm tTio.v or hates.
The B. & M. in Nebraska, determined
to give the people the full benc-fit of the
railroad, have materially reduced their
freight mtes between this city and Lin
coln. The rates on cord are now $lo a
car, and on lumber fifteen cents per bun-
dred weight. This destroys the asse--
tion of the Omaha papers, copied by us
some days since, that freight was cheaper
via the Omah i k Southwestern. The
present rates of the B. & 31. brimr
freight to a verv reasonable figure
( iiam;i: of time.
By reference to our Railroad Time
Car l it wiil he een that the time has t
beeS changed on the B. & 31. road. The j
mail will hereafter aiiive at 9.o" p. m., i
i: stead of 7 p. m. as heretofore.
Th
is
will cau-e a delay until the next morning
lv fore most of our people will get their
eastern papers and letters. Otherwise
the time is not materiallv changed.
( lU Ki ii i)iti; i o:t v.
In order that all may hive an oppor
tunity of attending the Church of their
choice, we publish to day as ua.r a com
plete Directory of the services at the va
rious churches as we arc able to get.
The Baptist and Lutheran denomina
tions linvn ore.-i-ionn! sprviens. wliicli will
be published as- soon as the times and
Places can be attained. Parties into-
rc-ted wiil confer a favor on the church-
going public by notifying us promptly of
anv changes in their hours of service.
Y. 31. o." A7ttKAll.:i ROOM.
citizens should understand that
this room is open ; id free to all. It is
not only for its members, but for every
one who chooses to go up and read the
news or mjoy the current literature of
the day. Already a large number of
journals and magazines are on its file--,
and we are to'd their number will be
steadily increased until this Reading
Room shall bo unsurpassed in the west. !
We advise every one, la. lies as well as
in the room : they will he amply repaid
a mosti:k i:i.ocu.
It is in contemplation among a number
of our heaviest capitalists to erect a
monster block early next spring. If the
enterprise works out as present apear-anec-s
indicate, next summer will witness
the erection of the finest block in Platts
mouth ever erected in the State. The
dimensions talked of are the whole length.
of a block, on? hundred and twenty fl-et gof.n, President of the l-x College, ! ,h,s ,:,,:datI" eMerl.ne a lull attend
lecp and four stories in height besides j will lecture at the Hail of the Y. M. C. I aRCC cve,y tJ,ht- Ihe Kcst for the
the basement. The title to the r-ropertv A. of this citv cn Fvid.iv evening of this j loeturo -?0iDS l''1" of our Citizens to
where it. is cotitompl ttoJ to erect this
magnificent structure is all secure-1 ex
cept one haU' lot, and we doubt not that
will be secured inside cf the next ten
davs.
I. . o. t.
There was a full attendance at the
Old Fellows" Hall la-c night, brought
together by the announcement in your
valuable journal that the Lodge was to
be visited by A. . Jones. (Jrand Rep
resentative o the i rand Lo.oge the
Cnitcd States, and (Jrand .Mater Ham.
lin. llro. Jones, who has just returned
from the session of the Grand Lodge of
the United States, at R.sltiuiore, the
"'cradle of the order.'' ani who gave his
time while there to the stulv of the
Iiws and tci
govr:!ii:g i
(a mutter
order, j
, ' i
no nt- i
p.s w:-.l as t ho (!cf:i: .
tie importance), as the members were
uia le aware U fore he concluded.
Lokf and condensed as were his re
marks, midnight found still an attentive
audience who listened and learned
and many, (if they did n'.t say so),
thought tint there was romething that
they had yet to learn in O.ld Fellowship.
His iiistructio.s were clear and lucid
and to the rot n't, and accompanied with j
illustrations ''known only to the in 1
itiated." It was of incalculable benefit !
to the members, who will, I hope, put !
their ".should
to the wheel,
nid
keep the "good work" moving. Grand j
ml . . . TT C - , !
easier iiamuu, in 1.1, nappj, cotnersa-
tioiul way, added to the pleasure as well
as to the instruction of the evening.
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- Tl M 1 i M-tl 111 " Al 1 1 IV "Ii ni'lilil fn Sohlltf -? 1
au-.i uoaiiiu ii'uuu- uu a:i .ju luc sticu ;
were partaken. lake it ail in all, it wa
a rare treat mentally to the Lodge
physically" outsile of the oyster. ,
To-night they visit Rock Bluffs Lodge,
and re-visit Plattsmouth again to-mor- ;
row night to attend a meeting of the
Encampment. Record.
TIKE AT Mlllt ASliA CITV.
I.oh About 6G.500.
From State Treasurer James Sweet,
who came up from Nebraska City on
the morning tra"n, vre learn that fire
broke out about 1 o'clock this morning
in the Grocery House of R. C. Eivin.
situated on the south side of Main
street, belweeu Seventh and Eighth.
The flames soon spread to the buildings
adjomui cn either side, occupied re-
speetively by Geo. Clingen, a a saloo
and Grant it Cornell's law and real I
estate office. The loss of the building is
estimated at about $3,000, and the cou
tents at about $3,ooJ. The fire is sup
posed to have originated from a defect
ive flue in Eivin' s Grocery House. The
Steam Fire Engine was on hand prompt
ly, and it was only through the utmost
exertions of the fire company that the
fine iostofiice building on the west and
tlie new Mick building just erected Ly j
Rischoff iV. Zimmerer on the cast of j
the buildings destroyed, were saved from
destructioa.
Tlie Yonlan"s Club of Marseilles ad
voc.ites the use of the guillotine. What
hitnbs these creatures. The "peddling
lolicy' and the uillutine. U'g see the
worl-1 reformed.
The Chronicle phiees the damage b
by the recent fire at Nebraska City a
! j.OOU.
An Omaha gentleman looked on at
our wheat market a short time to-day,
when he exclaimed, in apparent surprise:
"Why, you pay more for grain here than
we do in Omaha !" Of course we do ;
not only more than you do in Omaha,
but more than is paid in any other city
iu the wc,t;t.
.
Is it not about time the different com
mittees appointed at the railroad meet-
j ing, held last Monday, were calling the
precinct meetings? When will our
Plattsmouth meeting come off? Let us
' hold a meetinir and ascertain the senfi
j wcnU of th rc0T,Ie.
;
j Married, at Cambridge, 3Iaryland,
Nov. I'.ith, in Christ Church, by the
j Rev. Theodore P. Barber, Thomas
t Doane, of Charlestown, 3Iass., to 3Iiss
Louisa
mout.
A. Bailer of Brattleloro, Ver-
Wo believe there is un excellent route
for the. O. fc S. W. railroad to come
into the city over what is known as the
"telegraph route," and pass out via
i Chicago avenue. TL
is route
will
nve
then; an equal chance to go via 3It.
Pleasant and Faetoryville or via Rock
Blufis, as the company may elect. Turn
out to the meeting next Friday and let
us have a plain talk over the matter.
We understand that John Fitzgerald,
Eso.. " our Fitz." is determined that
the Trunk road shall come through
the corporation of Plattsmouth. He
has made arrangements for having a sur
vev made on his own hook over what is
j kV,s the "telegrapli hne. earc
i 1 'lt on thf PropoMtton U c have
I f:l,th Jn tlu' "deg-aph hne.
j A hu ge safe weighing over 10,0 M)
pounds arrived to-dav for our cuuntv
1' - believed this will res-
' tuv OMr wum 1"om ulu cr-c 01 ,n
ruptcy"
A "soiled dove" named Lizle (Jates,
who for a time made Plattsmouth her
stopping place, recently came to her
death in Pennsylvania through the natu
ral effect of her calling. ,r
The telegraph wire was stretch! up
t0 the new depot this afternoon. The
-f!ieCS wnl be moved i:i a few days.
We notice with pleasure the fact that
the c' raski House arrivals number
only second in the list of Omaha Hotels.
The merited fame of Capt. 3Iurphy as
a landlord is bringing hundreds of his
friends around him, and in less than
three months from this date the Ne
braska Hou.-e wiil be the most popular
hotel in Omaha. 3Iaik that, now.
Do not forget that Prof. Ceo T. Ma-
week. The Prof, is said, bv tlioe who ao 16 10 ccur0 sca4n riCiCts Iur lM
have heard him, to be one of the finest ! tnti,'e coarc' wllich wi,! ketLelcc
speakcrs in the we.-t. (Jo and hoar him j tures com Iowcr tL:m lf P3lJ I,jr l,-v the
and thereby .lo yourself good and show j :nle tiekct-
an appreciation of the efforts of the As
scciatiiKi in cultivating a literary taste iu
the cemmunitv.
rl:tt.m!!itl! !tiisii's CoHefT"!
'J ! lis co'l--ge h t removed to the commo
ditus office i.-.-uied by Phelps latino
E.-q.. Real Estate and Insurance Agent.
o:io J i'ir east of the Court House, Main
Street- We are Iiappy to;-ee this insti
tution Lr.s opene 1 under the most favora
ble au-iilees, it shovdi be patronised by
ali wh d-sire a jrood business education.
Sub-cribcrs to the I'aily Hr.ItAI.D who
are served by carriers should prepare
suit-ble receptacle for the paper during
the stormy weather. A small bes a
cigar box answers the purpose admirably
should be nailed against a gate post or
ft nee board in a convenient place. Cut
an aperture in the side large enough to
insert a folded paper, and then thcr
wiil be no danger of the wind carrying
away or the storm destroying your
paper. If subscribers will attend to this
little matter it will be a groat convenience
to our carr'crs, and wm insure the paper
every eveuing. It would do away with
"sieh of the suppos.d carclc-sticss of
carriers.
Peters' Musiciul Mouthlv for Decern -
bcr js rfceivt,i Tljis is one of the le?t
1 ....i,;:,..,.;, : tilft eountrv. fur
nished at the low price of $ i per annum
ii J. 1j. 1 eters, o'J'J Uroadway,
... r -r v - t
,'ew Yoik.
Y. M. V. .1.
There will be a sociable at the Y. M.
C. A- Hall over Clark A l'iummers Store,
on Monday nest the oth of December
at 7:30 p. m.
R. Ranter Windham.
J. N. Wise.
Edward Wilson.
Committee on Sociables.
df.t
ALHOf A HUE.
Fire caught in the roof Gen. Living
ston's dwelling about 1 1 a. ui. to-day,
probably from the Cue and the timely
aid of some of the neighbors only pre
vented the destruction of the uilding.
A hole some six feet in diameter was
burned through the roof, and considera
ble damage was done as iss usual in
such cases in extinguishing the flames.
The Gen. desires us to thank those citi
zens who aided in saving his property
PROF. MAiOOS LIX'TIRE.
Tickets for this Lecture can be ob
tstined at the Rank the Post Officer
ri.e Drue Stores, and from F. P. Todd.
Th price is so low we hope our citizens
will take hold of ihismatter in a friendly
spirit, and give the Professor a full house.
The Lecture. CVmniittee has taken a
great deal cf pains to secure gred Lee-
turers;i,ov have a Cue Hall, well
r,.-!itod .A r-i.n -.fortal.lv arran-cd. Turn
out, everybody, and hear the Lectures, j
Indies press your husbands and sweet
hearts to take you to the Lecture.
liuckweat flour and fresh corn meal
are to be had in. our city if you only )
know wkcre it is. !
' FKIU.t Y -aT TWO O'CLOCK
Is the time, and the Court House is the
j place, chosen by the Committer for
! holdin ' the meeting; for Plattsmouth
precinct to ascertain what the people are
J willing to do in the matter of the Trunk,
! or O. A:
W. Railroad. We hope to
j see a full turn out. Come and "let us
j reason together" on this question, so
1 that there will be no fault finding here-
j after.
"
j urxoiutKifs KURT.
Nov. 20. JohnC-, a Milesian, was
gobbled by officer Murphy, lying; in a
state of blissful insensibility on Third
street bridge. The Marshal who" is one
of the "Samaritan police," with rare
forethought and his wonted kindness,
took our "school fund contributor" to
the house that Joe built, who furnished
him bed and Loan!. The result may be
anticipated fine and costs.
Nov. .S. One John F. an old part
ner of John Hess, was picked up by of
ficer Williams on Saturday, brim full of
wrath, and whisky, a combination
of ingredients winch produce eye black
ing, nose bleeding, and often teeth rat
tling. Before a passage (at arms)
could be had he concluded, being over
persuaded by the officer, to call on Joe,
who treated him like an old friend, gave
him the best coll and board to be" had
in the county. On Sunday evening he
was rescued by one who needed his ser
vices more than the city. ' Ergo,"
the security will have to, like '"Zacheus
of old,". come down.
Nov. 29. One of the "light haired
Danes," who was trying to carry a load,
"that he ought to have went twice
after," was found tipped over. Officer
3Iurphy took the foreigner without a
warrant, a proceeding highly objection
able to the Dane. 3Iike looked at his
knuckles this morning with the remark,
"only three dollars for that arrest?"
And Joe mourned over a busted win
dow SHsh, and the Dane over $10 "gone
where the woodbine twincth."'
Y. M. V. A. I.ECTintS.
We undcrst- nd that the Lecture Com
mittee of this Association has secured
the accomplished and eloquent lecturer,
3IisS Maude Ernest, to deliver her justly
celebrated lecture entitled " the Other
Side;" and W. L. Yisseher, the friend
of Geo. D. Prer.t-ce, cn "Thistle Down."
The committee is trying to secure 3Iiss
Anna Dickinson and A. 31. Griswold
the "Fat Contributor," and several
others. Some gentlen eu of acknowl
edged ability in the State have signified
their consent to lecture during the win-
ter, and we may look for a full course, ofj
at least one lecture per week. We will j
advise our readers of tht full programme j
as sort n as it is made un. It is intended j
to have the subject matter of .these lee-
fares varied and intfrestm-?. and we have
I 110. doabt onr com.nanity will encourage
XoritK. i having sold out to Marsh, Hinman & Co.
The members of the Plattsmouth Marsh is widely known as the suj erin
Turavereiu arc hereby notified thr.t the j ten.h-nt of the Winehell, Eberut Marsh
second semi annual election of officers j printing company, of Hannibal, Mo.,
will be held next Friday, Dee 21, at the j publishers of the Hannibal Courier, and
CiTiiirin School Hotjso. and everv mem- Mr. Hinman was formerly city editor of
ler is rt quested to be present.
Wm. STADELMANN, Prcs't.
II. SfKHT, Sec'y
PLArrs.Mi.tTn, Neb., '
Nov. 25, 170. )'
Mu. Editor.: Allow me. through the
columns of your valuable paper, to say a
word in regard to education and the pub
lic schools of this city. It is not through
a desire to engage in a newspaper cuntro-
versy that I call the attention of the
public to these subjects, but because I
believe a greater ii.-terest iu them is de -
mnJed.
After having visited the schools of this
place. I believe it is true that the pupils
here are much behind those of any ad
joining city in education. In adjjining
States I know of many districts in tho
country in which they have but from
three to six months school a year, and
jet the pupils, are much more advanced
than those in Plattsmouth, where schools
are in session ten months. Now why is
this so? Certainly not from a kick of
intellect in the children of this city.
Then where are we to seek for the cause?
There can.be but three causes assigned :
First Inferior intellect of the pupils;
I 1 i .1..1.
secouu nou-aucnuance at sciiooi ,
thirJ taugiit by interior teacners. 1
believe all will aree with me in saying
it must be one of these causes, or a com
bination ofhem. I have already said
it does not aiio from the first cause;
therefore, we must look to one or both of
the other causes. ' Now, taking this for
granted, to whom shall we look for a
remedy? I do not like to become per
sonal in my remarks, and would not, did
I not believe that the case under treat
incut demands it.
It seems to me4 Mr. Editor, that the
Count- Superintendent is the proper per
son to remedy the evil, whether arising
from non-attendance at school or
through the incompetency of teachers.
To him we must look for good teachers,
and with the hearty co-operation of the
School Board a regular attendance can
be secured. The County Superintend
cnt has the power vested in him to rid
our public schools of incompetent teach
ers. Let him see to it that ordy thor
ough scholars and practical teachers are
granted "First Grade' certificates, and
let the School Board or LUrectors. cm
ploy only those who hold such, and my
word for it the time is not far distant
when Plattsmouth will excell in educa
tion asshe already does in everything
else which tends to make it a desirable
place to live. Observer. !
SuDerinterrdent W. H. (uick. of the
U. S . Exprc-s Company, wa3 in the city J
to-day ; also li. Loutisbury, of the We'st-
crn Stage Cowiinny. This reminds us
that the Western fcltage Company has !
passed on toward the west,
clo-ely 1 (he l. vt L lh 1.
followed :
J
i
Gold closed at 1 1 J last evening.
Do not forget the Railroad 3Iecting
Friday afternoon.
The roofing material for Fitzgerald's
Block arrived this morning.
Presbyterian Sociable at the residence
of Rev. Dan'l Cameron, Thursday even
ing, 1st inst. All are invited.
"Our Fitz." is determined that the
next hij.li water shall not get into the
Brooks IIouc kitchen, and he is having
the institution elevated and a stone wall
built underneath.
The B. t 31. folks are building an en
gine house at Lincoln.
Two train loads of rock are dumped in
the old muddy in front of the city each
j d:,i' L' thj B & -M-Company.
J. D. Simpson & Co. will remove
their office and the Express office, in a
few days, to the room under the Herald
office, now occupied as as ticket office by
the B. & 31. Co.
Look out for a lively advance in the
price of grain Jos. Alexander Connor
arrived at home this morning from Chi
c-ago, where he has been posting himself
on the market.
f'ol. Cropsy, Senator elect from the
Lincoln district, and Gen. Geo. 11.
Roberts, Attorney General elect for Ne
braska, went west this morning on the
ten o'clock train. Gen. Roberts will re
move his family to the Capital in the
course of a few days.
We desire the property holders and
others in i latts mouth to carefully read
the letter of "Collier" in to day's paper.
It contains some excellent ideas, we see
no reason why the suggestions of the
writer should not be carried out and that
immediately. We have reason to be
lieic that there is coal right here under
Plattsmouth at a less depth than TOO
feet, and the certainty of it would make
this the most important point in the
west.
We learn tint the people of Rock
Bluffs held a meeting Monday to con
sider the matter of aid to the O. & S.
W. R. R., at which they re-affirmed
their original proposition to give the
sum of $50,i. 00 in precinct bonds.
What will Plattsmouth do?
It is a source of gratification to us to
know that cur efforts to secure the build
ing of a largo block early next spring
are meeting with great success. We
have the satisfaction of stating to-dav
that we have seen and talked with the
gentleman who is to furnish the cut. stone
fur tic
"
Cu" I)oaiiC' C,ikf Em-hocr and Su-
permtcn-ient 01 the li. cY. -U. in etiras-
ka, proposes to protect passengers in the
waiting rooms and on the platforms of
their stations from the importunities of
over zealous hotel runners, omnibus dri
vers, etc. Col l)oane is entitled to tht
thanks of the public for this protection, j
The St. Joseph Daily Union ha?
changed hands, Messrs. Ayers .t Co.
j the Union. The paper will, under the
j new management, maintain its position
! as a fearless advocate of Republican
,
i principles.
A lengthy tirade against the manage
ment of the IJ. it M. R. R. in Neb., appa
rently written by a '"female woman" and
recently published by the Lincoln Jour-
, iud forcibly reminds us of the expose
j ..fan given at small shows of the "first
j ride on a railroad train of an old lady
j from th country.' If the writer for
j the Journal asked half as many silly
j questions as she says, and got as civil
j answers to all of them as she reports,
1 the employees of the IJ. Sc M. in Ne
braska must be perfect patterns of ci
vilify and even meekness. We would
prefer the situation of the ancient Job
to that of a railroad agent or conductor
if there were many such travelers.
iMii.KOAt) mi:i:ti..
The voters of Plattsmouth Precinct
are requested to meet at the Court
House, on Friday next, the lid Decem
ber, at 2 o'clock, sharp, to take Action
on the proposition of the Omaha &
Southwestern Railroad Company. Let
every voter be on hand, and then no
1 "
I fiiult can Le Ibun'J
Jacok Vallert,
R. 11. LivixtiSTO.v,
Committee for Plattsmouth Precinct.
Rc.v. E. W. Gilman, Stonnington, Ct.,
says : "Our Father's House" is a work
so gorgeous in its diction, so affluent in
illustration, to devout in spirit, so in
structive in its statements, and so at
tractive in its externals, must certainly
do irood, and bids fair to be very' popu
lar." ocai police.
G rover & Raker's Sewing Machine is
the best in market. Yallerys it Ruff
ner are ag-nts. Those in want of a good
Machine will find it to their advaDrage
to give them a call.
Go to Yallerys & Ruffner's and buy
your Roots and Shoes, the best in mar
ket. apl5diwtf
If you would live to "a ripe old age"
and always feel that your family is pro
vided for in case of accidental death, go
to Capt. J. W. Marshal, at the P. O.,
ind get a policy in the Jlissouri Valley
Life aprihistf.
If ou want a neat calico dress, go to
Yallerys it Ruffner's. They are now
selling'the best for V2 cts per yard.
aplSdxwtf
Yallerys i Kuffoer have just received j
a new supply of ilots and JShoes, which !
they are selling very low.
Go to Y&Uerys & Ruffner's to buy your
Pry Goods. They arc selling cheaper
tire cheapest.
(in t0 Vallc-vs A: Iluffner and buv you
Groceries. They buy for cash and. iril
not be jendcrsohh
As Locusts. The Charter Oak
Stoves are becoming tuch universal fa
vorites, and are making their way into so
many households, that it looks as if they
were destined to cover the face of the
land as the locusts of Egypt. Unlike
them however, they are blessings instead
of plagues, and we wish speed to the
consummation.
If it is thrown in your teeth that you
do not keep your dental apparatus in
proper trim, it is your own fault, for
all the world knows that you might do
so by using that matchless vegetable deu
tifrice Suzodunt.
" Spalding's Glue," Cheap, Conveni
ent and Useful. Mends everything.
A few city orders for sale. Enquire at
th Herald office.
Yallerys i Ruffner are selling the cel
brated Smith Wagon.
inay27dtf
Yallerys &, Ruffner have the largcs
stock of Groceries ever brought to the
city, which they bought for cah and at
reduced prices. Call and examine their
stock. apl5diwtf
vallekysVeL'ffnkr
Are now receiving the largest stock o
Dress Goods ever brought to this mar
ket, which they are selling cheap for
cash. apl "'d&wtf
The Last Call.
All persons knowing themselves in
debted to us by note or account are re
quested to call aiul settle immediately.
Yallerys & Rltfxek.
(IRKAT BAKU A INS IN RKAL EsTATE.
We have for sale the following list of
valuable lands in Cass County Nebraska .
Skc. Tp. R.
Nwqr 1 10 12
Swqr 14 10 IJ
Seqr 22 11 11
Sw-r 2:i 10 12
Seqr 15 12 12
Ne qr .iO 12 1?,
Neqr 21 11 10
Seqr 22 12 12
Se qr 14 12 10
Nwqr 4 12 12
Nwqr 27 11 12
Nwqr oO 10 11
Seqr 7 11 12
Se qr nw qr 2 ) 10 12
Ehfswqr 15 11 12
Whfswqr 14 10 12
Ehfseqr 7 lo Li
Ehfneqr 18 10 13
Ne of nwqr 23 10 12
Whfneqr 11 10 11
Se of neqr 11 10 II
Nw of seqr 11 .10 11
From one to four years' lime will be
given on part the purchase money on a
large proportion of the above lands.
In addition to the aboVi list we have
Improved Farms which we can sell on
reasonable terms. Call at our ollice for
particulars.
PlIKLPS P.V INK.
Real Estate and Insurance Agent,
Main Street Plattsmouth, Nebraska.
Scptl5d&wtf
Goto Yallerys & Kuffner's and Icok
at the Panitr Arabs, the prettiest in the
market. aplodiwtf
I. II. Wheeler it C. are offering for
sale over 100 lots in the City of Platts
mouth, at prices ranging from $7 to
$2o0 each. je2.itf
- - -
Foil Sai.K. .V good parlor stove.
Only been used a short time will be
sold cheap. Inquire at the II Kit ALU
ffiec. dtf
For Rent. The room now occupied
as Ticket Office of the R. it M. R. R.
Co.. under the Hkkald office. Inquire
at this office, or of C. II. Parmole.
novJt'.dtf
NEW '& T O HJB
Weeping Water, Neb.
General Merchandise,
SCCU AS
DRY GOOD?.
UKOCKIE?.
liAKDWAKE.
QUKtNiWAP.n.
11AT.S. CAPS DOOTS.
SHOES. NOTIONS. Ac.
PINE AND COTTONWOOD LLMI5EK,
s-UINGLLrf AND LATH.
We nre Agents for
Willcox & Gibr-3 Sewing Machine,
Thich is undoubtiJly the lie.-t Machine now in
u, amrli!'i.'t.t.
SHERlf F S SALE.
J. Q. A. Owen ti. Columbu Nueknlls. Wm.
Garrison ami T. J.-Juni. Kxerutioii.
Notice i.s htrcliy piven thr.t I will offer f-r
caleat puolie uuetion. at the front door of t lie
Court House in I'lutt.-iinitith. C:.?. eunty, Ne
braska, on tliesih d.iy of December. A. D. 17J.
at on-! o'clock p. iu. ol sai l d iy. the lollowinit
real estate, to n it : '1 lie nnuiviileii one linlf of
lot No. five '.)'. in block No- thirty-four '.'4'. in
Piattsmouth, Ca.- county Nebraska, taken a.
the property of C"luinbu! Nuek'-lln: nl-o, the
undivided one-half 0-1 of lot No. sij ;.. jn
block No. thirty seven ;J7, and the undivided
one-half .Jin-f lot N-. tin 1 10 in block No.
nine ii'., and the undivided one-half i f lot
No. three :!. in block No. one hundred and ten
(llili, and the unJivide I one-halt i"f lot No.
twelve in bliftk No. forty -live 4-V. all in
1'lattMnouth. Ca.s county. Nebraska, and taken
a5 the property of Win. Harrison and T. J. Jone;
also, seven acres of land in the northeast quar
ter ('v of the northeast Quarter ('i of secti'-n
No. thirty (.Ail in towr.sii:p .. tselve '1.'; nortli,
ransre No. fourteen (H. e.v-t of the ixih P.M..
deeribed as follows, to-wit. Commencing at the
northeast corner of the northeast f.u:irter 'jil of
section No. thirty :" . in township No. telre
(12i north, range No. fourteen l-o et of tho
sixth I". M-. thence west f jrty 'P)i rol. thence
south twenty-eight rod-, thence east forty
(PI' rodr". tneu' e north twenty-eight 'So rods to
place of bceinniiifj. contaiuii.p about even
acres. situate in Ca.s county. Nebraska, taken
as the property of W'w. Harrison and T. J.
Jones- All of the ulx.ve described real eftate
taken on an execution in fror of J. Q. A. Owen,
isxiied bv the Clerk of the District Court m and
for Cass county, and to lue directed a rberiff of
said county. .
tiiven un-ler n-.y hand this 221 day of N o v em;
ber.A.D.ls70. j.w.jqHKSON.
Sheriff of Cm County, Nebraska.
Maxwell Sl Chjpma.n, Attorneys for Plaintiff
novlwt
Weeping Water J5IiILs
o
Fanners, go where you can get the beet Flour
ind the most of it.
35 POUNDS OF XXX FLOUR
AMD
12 POUN DS of OR A?
liven in exchage for rood w .
We are also doing itris ' . and. with ou"
increased facilities, feei assured that we can giT
the beet and most Flour of any in the Stata. i,'
SATISF.fCTION GUARANTEED.
Produce Bought and Sold.
HIGH 1ST MABEKT PAID.
Reed 4 Clinton
5, .'65
Cisterns Built and Rock Work
Done.
THE Att'lervi?ned ir prepn red to take contracts
for Luildin Cistern? and furnishing all ne
eesary material, also to do any and all kinds of
Kck work by contract, and lurnUh all mater
ials for game.
I have a few acre of ehi;ic land f r residences
and several fine lo'j iof sale on reas-nahle tertn
aiydtl JVfcEl-'U LKASLEY.
C
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liurliiiirton at S:oi M In., umi ta.- Ca.-.ti- Iti
leaves ibire fur PI:ittiuouth u' 7- j. -
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(AT PATIKIi- j,-N,-T,,,x j,,ivi.'
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conncftiort ifoinu S. uili l 1,-uv n,e t.rt.
4: i p. in. trail?, mi l -onti.-, -non ,-
going North ly U-nvii.tt L-ro t n itc 7 j. i
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Passrtisrer un-1 frcicht will be trai.-fi-r -I v
Ce.lcr Ii-laml Btid coiiiuM tion mivle t Umu,.
Junction th the moruiiiK train g liiu W..
from PlaHsiiioiith to Lim-oluon tht M. A M. 1..
U.vH. in Ne'tra-ka, uml tl-e rveLiuh train
east from Lincoln to Platt.'moulli.
Trains will leave no 1 arriv nt the l-fi--t .!
the tViuipany at the foof of Jonm street. I-: t..
further notice ticket mil bo K.iJ on the tnt::.
ami rates of freight tan ho l-nriicl at ti e o!f.(
cfthc :ouiiiany; ' J. 1J. Mot'LToN.
Chief Engineer arJ Oct.'l Sup:.
AIIP.IVAL AND DEI'ARTULK OV MAILS.
KOITK. CL'iSHs. Att: 1
C R. A St. Joe R. K. South f p ir. :i ) n:
C. II. A St. J-.e K. K. North. a p. in. .0 i..
I!. A M. R. R. ypo . :& 'i f):,,
15. A- M. R. R. Vgt. ym. U
Oiijulm by St.ojfo, 1 p uj llj'ti
Nfliruiku City, by at..f)t 9 p in. u:
t Wtr-i.iii( Wiitt-r. '.' ; in. ' n
t I)ciarls, Tue.iil:iy. Tliur'.lnja, n.l S.i -dv.
Oilire hour, frnm S ."J) a m to 7."" ( in.
5 u inlays, IJ ao to 1 mr
J. V. .MARSH ALL. IV V
(fburrb Dtrfct:rnr
y.:r-r-.- ...
Y. M. C. A. Hall over Tlnrk A I'll, uriier
Storr I'renriiiiiy evi-ry S.-i'jl.;ith Oiti
3o-lnrk: I'no rr me-tinit evt-ry T.'- i .. ;
in at 7 o'clock : KcM'liiiK itoiuoi .; .. -
from S a. m. to l'J p. in,
FlItST I'llMIIVTtHI s "rtli s i i .-1 i
not of Sixtb Rev. D. W. Oinn niu ; S
ovry S:ilih:ith nt 11 :i. ni. nn I i .
Iiatli S.:!iool :it ai a- m.. .1. N. -. .
tenilcnt. I'nycr tin itins ney ". ! .
eveiiins at liSl o'clock.
Mktiiodist ErisfofAi. Wi-t ! -
trcct. ?oatli of Mnia Rev. J. Ii. M..x:i.
Services every Sallmtn Ht Iu..'?' u. m. .n. 1 " :
Prayer meeting every Tim . .ol.iy eve:..i..
mci tinpf every Moii'liiy ei eniin; anl iii.i".
Iv after el"-- of SalioatU uivinii . t
SaLljutli School at
CoxO!'w.ati(inai. Corner L'eii-i :v 1 ! . '
street Rev. Y. Alley. Si-rrin en r . si 1
nt l:Mu. in. aiel 7 . in. Suo'iatli S n - .l .'
10 p. in. Prayer meetius rv ry Wi ln
t'vuniii?. Epis o""ai. C'.rti'T Vine nn I Tliir l ftr-:-Rev.
Jl. Sr. ii'ei-rae Y"inr. Srrvn en evrv S:i
Ija-h.-u 'l..A) u. iu. an I 7 i. m. Sun 1;' S
at 3 p. iu.
Christian Servu-e. in Court ll'ii-f llr
U. Mullis. local preacher. Kl ler, l-.v . .
and T. J. Tod 1.
Catholic North M.leuf Pii'i'icS'i'i i-c :'-
Father Hayes. First Ma-s ev rya-'l.-ir.1,
n. in.. Second Mass and Sermon nt l'l ... h i .,
Ve-.ers nnd I'.eiiedie; ion at ..-' l . m.
at 8 a. in. every week day.
iir.r.MAN S'tsvicr S- rviee in the i r ::ia : : .
fuaz. by l'rif. Ad-d.he IA!letn.nid. I
eld at the School House in the L .rt.i pa-l t ;L.
City eery Sabb&lh at 11 a. ia. Su:nl y -:"'
at !' n. in
I.O. t). F. Urtrnlnr nieetinr of pl.--.uc I. 1.
No. 7. I.O. U. I". every '1 bun-day ec:i i
(id I Fellowi Hall. Trancient liioth r- a.r-
dially invited vi.it.
JttHN W. CARUOTIILT.s. N. .;.
Jr. Pko.noKIi. See.
I.O. 0. F. I'la't-iinnyth llauinpuM-nt N-i.
H'K'il.ir Convo atior. the 'Jndan-I lt!i l'ri '. '
of l-acll month Ht Od I Fellow' Hull r. .1
Main .ta. Transient 1'atrinrch rord.i.lly n l
to visit. S, lit K 1' -
Sa m. 51. Cn im.ix, Scri'.e.
Kvir.nTorl'TTHiAS I'la'te Va'leyfj'jc V
S. Hecalar aieefinirs everyThursl:iy ev.-i i .
Visiting irothere alwav weh-oine.
v. h. wi-M.S. vr. r.
It. IIKTSKI.. K. J.
V. V. LKO-NAKL. V. 1'.
MioMir Pi iTTSKortH Lonor N. A. I
A A. M. Keiri.lar ineetiuns at their hall on tl-
fint anJ thir-l Monday cveuiucjof each mei.'--Transient
brethcrn ini itel to vi.it.
JACOH VALLEKV. W. N.
P. E. lU-rrsKR. Sc.
Miror Lonoc No. 22 A. F. t A. M. H- ) r
meetincs at Masonic llallf first and thir-l Yt -day.
J. N. WISE. W. M.
Uko. L. Sictbolt. See.
NCHFASKA CH APTKB No. .1 R. A. M. P.epnl'
convocation-" neeon-1 and fourth Tui'lay
aiul of ec month t 7', o eioelt p. r--.
L. 11. WHKFLFH. II. I
W. 1). OaCK. Sec
MisTmsSrii Drr.nrit Loooit. Itecilar tr.rt:
inirs of the Family are held on Wedr.e--h-
ninif. on or before the full moon of eaeti n.'.n:.".
.Ml Master Mav-nf. their ir. nutrri an.
daughter, are invited to attend. I'nmarried .
lior must be over eibfeen year of age.
It. II. W IJKKLEK, l'atrcn
Mas. C. A. Dm, l'atronena.
J. N. Wish. P.ecorler.
I. O. rt- T. Clitk Hbajch. No. 2 -K A. Kirk
Patrick W.C. T. E. 15. I.ewi.. W..-. H. . " ;; I
hJim. I.odK Deputy. Meet., at Court H'iir 11a
every ""opy-lay evening. Traveling Ttuij-laf
reipeet'ully invited.
Kirnsi'-R ftr.r.rvr. Lnnnr. Nn. 1. K .
Lewm. I.T.: V. K. White. U. S. Meet. atC, J. '
lli-u-e Hall on the firt and third .Saturday c '
inp of each mot.'h.
Stae of Iloi-r. I.ot.'.K No. 8. O. .1. Iavi..
T.: Andrew (Vjleman, W. 3. Meets at .V
rieaxant every Satariiay eircnit.
VAfPVlKH- I-r-tK. No. 14. J. J. fl.m i'-'
.V. C. T.: Win. J. Ilwr. W. S.: S. U. ta..:
li.l?e Deputy. Meeti every W-ine? lay f. -sb.
Traveling Temtl:r! rwpeetfolly :
Trp.FK (tRiirR Lopcjc. No. l'l. Am... (ir.-r'
c.C. T.;Jaji. Ui.n. W. .: C. H. W .i - w
fIe Deputy. teet every S.itnrdaj s
Travelinjt Teuiplj -ei.ectfuil iiiv,:--i
fT-ef witn II..
N'
'OTICE. Wherea my wife Can
M-
has without cause or T rovix-ati -n i-.
hd and l.ard. I il.i herebv warn ail I
azain.t tra-t inn her on my accouct a 1 ;-1
no debts of her contracting. ....
JACOB MIL:-1,
PUttsiaoutb Nov. 21-th 170. i
STRA i NOTICE.
f ukon n n bv the Hl'iiteriber cn th ter.' .1
day of November. li7o, iu Mount Plei.'.i' '
cinct. at Centre Valley. Cum county. Nem
two two-vear old hore colt. "i.c
I'K
iron-irrey. with a ditn white -pot iu in
lfr hind f.VMt while. Se,-ii-C nr"'
l..l
IS
ftar In the forehead, riht hinl loot wh.:". !
other marks or brands vistol. .
Declwit. i. W'. AUOI-
FRESH ARRIVALS
Te are ao receivini Ihe larsest '
BOOTS & SHOES
Ever brought to thi.n-arket
CALL AND EXAMINE
Otr tora.
E CHARGE NOTHING TO SHOW
t r
VALLEKV A- KO t i Li