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THE HERALD,
Railroad Time Table.
1 1 E. K IS lxX3RASKA.
A TGO. j DEPART!.
Mall A Ex. ISA p. m J. Mail and Ex. 1KM) a m
freight A Ac. .Li a. ia.! Freight A Ac. 3.UJ p- ia
D, A M. R. R IN IOWA.
AB2ITM
Ktl A K. 5:.",5 p. m.
Ac'lion A Fr'glit 2pm
pacine tip re j t:7 a m
D?.rATW
Mail A Ex. M" a. ra.
Ar'lion fc lr' VZ:?Zi ia.
Alliniic tx. 4:iM i iu.
The Transfer boat wilHcavetlin Dcnot to con
nect with Eafctern bvao.l trains 15 minute earli
er than the tiino iciven above. The Bo-it i run
kv (Jtiicajrt tiai whica U 43 ini&utoe faster than?
W twinuath t:o,
x" QKAIIA Jt SOUTIiV.'ESTEHN.
1m connection wit1! Burlington Jt Uiasoart
River Railroad in Nebraska.
Depot at foot of Junes atreet-
U1TI3. 1ITM.
tTstfsnic-utti 2Ja. ra- PUttsaiouth VHVi p. m
o ...V- p. tn. I do 4:2') p. m
GnaLa S0"i a. in. j Omaha K:4 . m
4a 2:13 p. m. I do 2.i J p. in
S CL JIT. JOS. 1 0 S. I I
Uf r-iCirie jrxcrto iowa.I
OI.N KORTH. OOIXO ROCTK.
M a id ExpreM..4: p. m. 8.0? a. m.
5 :ht Express H:) . in- 3:L p. m.
This give passengers frota f HtUinouth close
connection going South or North by leaving here
a the L2:O0 ta. train.
A-l'aiTALAKD DEPARTURE OF 1AIL3.
tOCTB.
,3. B. Jt St. Joe R. R. Routk
13. C. A tit. Joe R. R. Nenh.
rf. A M. R. R. Knit,
B. A M. K. U- WeU
Omaha by Bail
Weoping Water,
GLOBE. AttlTES
9 pm. lo.rxt p B
9 P. m. 10.30 p ui
9 p ta. 1C.30 p ra
4 am. 4pc.
9pm JO a id
12 m. 12 m.
Ipm. 7 pm.
Office bonre. trotn s a n to i p
..d.ye. " J?ARSriALL. P. M
City Official.
PLATTSMOUTa.
Kou Vanatta, - "Tx ? .
-Jo,ih Moori. Poii:e i-de.
,Mi'e Monreii. Marshal.
Taker J. White. Btreet Coicmiafiioncr.
ALDERMEN.
Piis Wap.-John Ywrtld. KlbertDake.
Pioo Vf. Ja. Butierr J. Woyman.
Sua WAaa-. a. Oushio. R. ViTiaa.
OA6S COUXTT.
a. f. tntt m.
' 5aoT. MKinae.
' '. I,. Uobk.
' Johnson.
?, '. Wie.
t,b ValleT.l
Bcaj. Albia.
J kvd n .
X. K- Tboma.
Probate Jade
County Clerk,
Xrear.urcr.
thcriflf.
&tft- Pb. Isetructiva,
Chanty Commlmlners.
Coroner.
Churches.
ft ..... . Onvif. in Tonrroeation
Clicrch,
4 HI., Att,,n.
I'J or. Corner of Loco't and 8:h ftreeU.
i - ial inritation extended to all classes to at-
.
1!oopal Orncr Vii o nnd Third streets
Vj Rr. A. R. Ufa 6vr ices.every Sunday
at 11:00 a. m. and 7 v. ra. Sunday tKiool
I $ p. Prot. d'AlleiEAU 1. Sun.
COKaaoTioyt. rrcr Lcuf f.cnd Sth , sts J
Kit. U. 1' MunwcU. rcsi loo lo s..be-
l irm: a" CJp. m. . Sabbath .-hol at li:
A p. m. Prayer nieetiu every V siucaday
arenioz.
Iatbomc N'orth side of Publie Square Re
Vesper and Uenadiciit.n at 3:3 P. m. 3ias
at 8 a. in. every week tii7-
Tiit VaBTTKRt AN lirtb sMof Main St.
l 1,1. -.Ar.&t v. m- co-
ruVschooT at 5:3.7a. m.. Tho3 Pollock pen
A.ntcnt. Prayer mectmsf every W edncaJij
rcninx at 8:00 o'cloeii-
iT.i'f f'n.'aof riblfctb mornins services-
i-bbitU School at&:u
ivTiO 24 ?ptember bnt die rentsehe
,.rmitt. um li th3o.codr,n U bcrn.up
tndcl dersclt. Ton jet.'. n rwelmaessia Mle u
T- n t.tt. Minister R-r. LJl?nawl J.
tabbath school at 1 p m.. Prol. d Ahcmand,
sort.
Lodges.
TOO r Regular mer.ttnw or Platw Lodze.
I So 7 I O. oTF. every Thuisd:. even.nK at
All'VMA Hall. Transient Rrothrs are cor--iial'.y
laTited to vu;t.
M. II. Hathaway, Sec.
. n . v. e
r O. 0. F. riattsmontn t.- ,np 'VI'
tnaVr.n,ien, Patrj.
n. Ctssisohaji. Scribe
MBOxir Pi TTSorTH Lonoit No. 6 A. F.
T-RoifaUrinectina at their ha.l
the OrVt and thir-' " Miday eren,n of each
onUi Transient brethera invited to vioiu
K. IS. LIVINGSTON. "SV. M.
A. d'ALLiMA5P, Sec
MKorr Tdou No. 22 A. F. A A. M. Res;ula
2ttas at Maeoy f, d tn,rd
r'rtlayn. J. VIat. W. al.
J. t. BlARDSLZT. Sec.
eBK.vSA CHAfTSR No. 3 n. A. .-,TwiI;r
J e-nT-orations eeond and fourth Tuesday
areata., of e.e ..S- IK F.
H Kewmaic. Sec.
I O. i-T M.ttk Pras.No.2TI E Kittson
V . C ft T. CW.Kict.W Sec. T. W bory-
cV I.cda-e teouty. Meets atlark Plnnii-icr s
ball every Tucfdy eventn. lravelnB lempiais
e.pecwuily uivitea.
T.,..n. C.i5tr mnptJ at
1 Tn'-ner U.ill in (iuthinan RlocE. on the 151
,?d TUirf Wedaesdayf ch Aloulh
ecaiaeB: ' ' : r .
(eo. Karger; Vfar-ten Jubn hruart.
n'ate uiakinB contracts rriih nrmfpapcrj tor tbe
'nertion of Adeni!enients should send to
&eo. f. Howell & 0o.
r . - -i i . inolnul'iKAim f.irtkeir One
bar4red Paee Pamphlet, con'aininn I.ista ol
a.OCn Newspapers and estimate, sh-jwin? tne
coei of adrcrtiMBK. also macy cseful bints to ai-
wisers. apdsome aaconntf the cxpenenoet
of men who are known as successful alyertis
s. ! This firm ve prprne" ot the America
.Newspaper AdvcrtUinx Agency.
Sark gov; f.
n.'.v are p'wwed ef on equaled facilities for
"srin" the insertion of a iertisem nta in all
"Om'dbTh.arjTle Works.
M. FEENAN,
Manafaetarer and Tealcr in
PAMAXAaMrKiP.tJf MARBLE,
.11aut!e & Furnltare
i- . I.I .
j jjtnruii;
'or erecin
specimen ot worimanshTp refer
a SmitiV ar4 allcry's tuonu-
in Smith's arJ allfrv
meutg ia Jiatxagjcvth Ceca-
ii
eiarr
TA8TisT-On theeorner of Mala and Ninth
l Rev. T. J. Arnold, pastor.. Residence on
.'!bath -til a. m.. and at -
,bool at OS a.m.. i'.-Jti 'aieuiaj ee,y n tl-
! itreet. soma of Ma;a Ke. J. U. i rtspon
Prayer every lbu ay . C .
. T-i - rprv -Yi 1 1 1 -1 ;;uiafa .
yirtjtspay ia refpeotfuliy
LOCAL news.
LOCAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Transient 25 cents ' a line. Regular adver"
iserslJceaUpcrliae. So advertisement in
serted less thaa 25 cents.
Lgul advertisement will be charged to the
parties banding them In.
. .
COMMUNICATIONS.
As our space is Indite!, all communication
mast be brief and to the polot, with no wante,
words.
The only case of Joss by the t:
in this county, eo far as heard f:o
that of A. Hall, living seven mil
of this city,
Plattsmouth thiuk3 that ehe
cm all on tuikeys. Fratik. G
has orio (dresssed) that wei,
one pouuus. ho can beat it
Jlr. Andy Taylor,
, of Cass Co.
ecentlyjf Hf"-
itrheJ, d-,.
and soU a porker recen
at Omaha, that weighed,
1. ..... Vl.Mll' lO;
Who fays Nebraska dv4
the tfa t ?
Wa regret to learn that our frie'
Mo.es Stocking, of Saunders couri
and formerly a resident of Cass, Io:j
about $3,000 in the Boston fire. IL
wool iir ot Ia.-t sunjuier wa
ciy for f:
t iattsiuouth scei
a ganx of clothed line
day right there wer
clothes stolen, and on
or two more uiyst
We hope this thi
an end with the ei:
around the necka of a
At Merges new etc
Postoflice. Call and c
of boots and shoe?, bef
where. I charge no-
them.
We notice that II
for aent, at this
and c:ecle:l situation.
coaeh-and-four beaut'.fuli?
COHX! CORX! CORX!!
Wanted Corn on Subscrip
tion at this oilicc iinmedi
atelv. eV
Don't fail to notice the f-ct, all ye who
hive "youths to educate, that Professor
d'Al-emanl's Academy ia this city
will couimenco the winter term to-day
(Thursday) January 2nd, 1873.
McConiga & Chapia's block
Lincoln, was burned lat night. Ik
tlS falil! insuranca onlv il.OOJ. IS
further jiarticulars received.
The Herald boys a-knowledge tho
reception of a New yTcar8 treat, ia the
shaneof a sudtjIv of ci-Jot cxe!l..Mit
e - - - -
gsrs, fjr which thry return thanks
School Books, ut publishers prices, at
SStf P. O. Book Store.
It is to be hoped that all who have an
interest in Agriculture and Horticul
ture will renieuiber that the annual
meeting take place in Omaha, on Fri
day, Jauuary 3d, 1373.
Wo learn from the Tribune ani Le-
rnihlicn. that the Pougus Count
ciety has made arrncein
;ng to be held
full tf-
desir
TTPF, Or Tlitl
TTT A V
to in J "
T T M nfiT if.fr. s.rni satnrile
-'II . - - I .
cars of corn oa oui1 table this week,
, - . ii . i. : I..-. f". I
Wtiica exceii3 anriuiug tc na,t-- iui
n i jr. 1 hr rrn is tn
- - w .
Mammoth Dent vaui-
Young ass-arcs us t!
loung ass-arcs us ti
100 bushels to the 4
GO pounds to the measii
shelled. Mr. Youn
pale, aod we wouV
it
to geeure suluu
Temperature,
House Hill : 1
low zero; 27th,
-OiO
i!th. 4 aciX. ayove zcio ,
yth, G above
30th, 27 above ; 3I?t, 2 above ; J
1st, 14 above. W . b,
The IIeRALJ) local failed to get
to tho Turners' party last night,
which we feel yery sorry bcinrj assu
UfurmPil hv nsr0H9 who were Drcs2
mi.. ... . J f .
that the ana;r proved a pertect suco
in every re.pcct-both numaricallyf
financially and everything passe
pleasantly, (as it always does with
Ttroers), everybody enjoying them
Success to the Plattsuiotth Turn
ciety ! Long may they prosper v
bilate ! f
We are nleased to notMeC
young and enterprising fxiend71?'7 t .
Todd, comtaences the new year wnii a
splendid cquipoient in the &baps of a
bran new horse and buggy. The buggy,
which is a beauty, is manufactured ex
pressly for the Hosre Sewing Machine
Company, and the fine, gilt letters all
around the bo?, tells one of the use for
which it was made. We have not a
.lmiht but "YreA " wiB mat it fulfill it.
mission, by waicluf spoa Mother Eve's
fair daughter ana fihowin thBva
3
s
v
1
le, and wasd
i
Tgsssssjjsjfcgaw
.SBBBr- ST
fruit I
prodty
Qi
gcoA
lowT
caliV
ubcr J
frier
snr.niiN
The J
the gtMiK
delivereY
in ttie i
Scbje?
-L.
1
V
TITS
We give belay
elected for theT'
the various Jr
N EBB AS!
i W;V
has purchat'
in the tro-i
power at th
west of th'
iaiuroved
of a first class fnst-mill and paper-mill.
Parties are now negotiating with the
proprietor for a perpetual lease of this
magnjficuot' water power.1 The IL R.
f!o. fcave a.?Td to erect depot buildings
and arrangeirents'are now being made
it me rrecuxi ui a uuiti, tares ttorcs
fad cereral dreHio.,
5
r
ci- .t I, '-r
beauty, attV
of the
ThcJ
"olir
stitul
eagerly,
beauty-i
wintev
patherJ
I a.ri'1 may J
ESP02T.
Veport of Jacob
iical Association
icing March 3d
member 31st, 1872.
Jliirphy for
, $ 35.25
Vaw 245.00
.bership, 175.00
45.00
as.
170.00
ndi-
yr., 164.13
$334.35
1822.33
12.03
90.70
i
too.oo
5(90
1't
l cw
Q
uTTEEY.
h-e to inform
on hand and
ough the win-
liey will fell at
J04tf.
lew stock of
L'i'.luotbo un-
d, of all siz3s
Vat
-. toi CO. I
t
r
"pe of the best
.f.
ER x. bU. .
it
ok Store.
Jgerton Pro
1 comfortable,
iors and cigars
- d:pALt HARD
.ite'a yard. corner?5lxrrx
fcltV. Good Atthraiiiff.
d on hand a&tue tim. 104tf
it PIattsmouth,; -Nebraska- V P
irexteral Agent. Canvassing agents wantl
a. uiaoe at bolomon NatLiu,, Jjaia
1-TS
f. ... , -. - -
Sotico to purcbiiaera of Ii. 4t 31. II. R
Ofuci oy Lako Departisht,
IS. JSC il. Iv. lv. t.. Jo.. IM J JT.B.
Lincoln. Njcb.. Pee. U)tb, 72.
'
Having received patents from the U.
S. Government for our lands, wo are
prepared to issue contracts to parties
holding pre-emption certificates for a
portion of the fame.
Persons holding such certiScatcs nam
bered between 1 and 300, issued between
the 1st day of April and the 1st day o
July, 1870, are hereby notified to e
change their pro-cmption csrtificates for
regular contracts, at this office, within
sifcty days from this date, as provided in
said certificates.
Geo. S, Harris,
Land Com., B. & M. It. II. Ii. Co., in
Xeb. p39w8t
Vivian's is the place to buy your gro
oeries and provisions. 20tf
HOUSE.
The Stock Holders of the Arrapahoe
Town Company are hereby notified that
&D assessment of five dollars on the
share has been made for the purpose of
erecting a public building and making
other improvements in said town.
Holders of stock, failing to pay this
assessment within suty days from the
date of this notic?, will, under the by-
aw9 of the Town Company, forfeit their
shares to said company.
By order of the Directors.
Wra- Stadelman,
Vice President.
Plattsmouth, Neb., Dec. 19, 1872.
38w3t
fca- N. B. -a
We hare bought the entire right and
interest in tho whole subscription list of
the Weeklt Herald, from H. D.
lathaway, and as fact as our friends can
square up the old accounts we "shall bo
pleased to have them as we want old
books settled. tf
T33 IAST. CALL,
All persons indebted to me, by note or
account, are requested to call and settle
before the first of January, 1873, or I
hall put them in the hands of a proper
officer for collodion.
37tf Wn. Stadelmaxn.
( XiWAlw.
tcrd5l parties knowing themselves in-
?1 to the undersigned by bo.k ac-
;iv iiiu.i ta.i aua runic uy u:u him. v.' I
W nnirp nnvl 1 QT'? i'tf T n i-i ,rtr, t. A
' have money, and must have my book
tied un. A. Spiers.
PUst3
T, 270TISE.
.Qa.vrsons knowiug themselves indebted
s& 1' ummer, eitiior by note or
ant, now due, will please call and
IfVtle the aaine at once. We must have
, settlement of oil accounts by January
list. Clark & Plum mer.
December IS, 1S72. 3St3
MrtS. A. D.-WH.TC0&.B
Dress and Cloak Maker.
Rooms three doors west pf Brooks House.
made a specialty.
if ratierm of all kinds coastactly on fcaod
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Has oa hand, one of
CLOTHING AND GENTS'
SPRING AND. SUMMER,
t3Ul in rit every body in watt of anything In my line to oo.Il at my store. 1 '
South Side Main, lictwccii Sdjc&cl Htvcein
And convince themselve of tho fact- Ibavoasa speciality in mr Retail Department a'ea'ewi'
stock of h me clothins for Men and Hoys;
SIaUo keep on hand a large and well eleoted
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
DOWN GO THE
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D. SCHNASSE & C O.'S
Celebrated
jSrEW YORK STORE
South West Corner of Main Street Plattsmouth, Nebraska.
AND SO THE PEOPLE
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OltESS-GOODS, PRINTS,
DELAINES. GINGHAMS,
BROWN SHEETING.
BLEACHED COTTONS,
BALMORALS. CARPETS,
CLARK'S NEW THREAD,
COTTON YARNS, BOOTS AND SHOUfp
In the Grocery lino we keep the Finest and Best
TEA. COFFEE. SUGAR. MOLASSES. DRIED FRUITS, of every Deecrlplio,'
All the Varieties of Spices, in fact for al Your
GROCERIES;
HARDWARE QLEENSWARE,
WOODEN-WARE,
GLASSWARE,
YANKEE NOTIONS,
IATS AND CAPS,
GO TO
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Keep it Before the Public !
TIIAT
FRANK CARRUTII,
Photographer and Jeweler, is selling
Watches, Clocks & Jewelry
Cheaper than any other plac weft of the Mis
souri River, and a call to examine rooms an i
pri-es wi!l assure you tf the same. Good goods
of all Mnd3 at bo'toin tisurs. And of the Plio
osripbic department. Head he following
price list, it can i us uuai.
I dozen Gen:
51 1 dz M'd. cds S2 r0
SI 50 1 do cd. phot's 3 CO
1 a) 1 cub't cd phot. 6 (;0
2 0 14-4 phot X fr. 4 00
3 00 11-1 gem " " 2 00
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4 Ron Tons
A I tn ncri.-L's
C doz caliins cards
A laree stock of Frames constantly on
hand at low orices. Do not
have a picture taken of any kind nor buy
a dollars wortn ot .icweiry
until you have called and examined
specimens and prices.
- Watches. Clocks andJewclry, neatly re
paired.
All Goods Warranted as
Represented.
Mr. Carrnthdtsires to state that he baa re
moved the
part tf Lis ssUbJiikvent tj the P. O. Store.
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Department is under an We and competent
usbtant wil.' retrain at the
OLD PLACE
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Above. Remember thUrJcvvlry at tbe T. 0,
Storo. Photographs tiWe i over Uewld's
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FURNISHING GOODS, FOli
to which we invite those who want Woods.
stock of Hats and Cup.
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FLOKAL GUIDE.
iP o rlp 7 .
The Gcidk is now published QoABTiat.v. ti
cents pays for the year, four numbers, which
not half the co.-t. Those who afterwards son
money to the amount of One Dollak or more
fir gecdi may .ilso order Twccty-flve Cents
worth extra tho rrice pail for tho Gui le.
The JANUARY NUMBER is beautiful, giv
ing plans for making RURAL IIQMES. De"
Figns for Oliilnsj Tnble Ileeoi-ntlous,
Wiiiiliiw ;trlen, Ac. and contari-ing a
mass of information invaluable to the lover of
flowcri. Oil Hundred and Uifty pages, on line'
tinted p:iper, rome l ive llmdred Engraviegi'
ar.d a superb C'olgied Plate and Chromo Cover.
The Pirst Edition cf Two Hundred Ibou.iid
juat printed in English end Grriann. and ready'
to send out.
JAHES VICK,
Rochester, New York. -
THIS
"Silver Tongue.
K P. XEEDI1AM & SON,
113. 115 A 117 Eatt 2X1 Street. New York.
'ESTABLISHED IN 1845.
Responsible parlies applying f.t egonci'is ii."
cecti'-ns still onsunrl ed, will receive prompt
attention and liberal iuducenjenl. Paties re
si lin? at'a dis.ja'0 from onr authorised agents '
ina7 o3er frpca our factory. SenJ for il.'u.Htra-
tbd prica lirt. Out25dAw3ni'
Weeping Water, Nebraska.-
DEALLRS IN
Dry Good?,
Groa-.ries,
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Rats, aed Capr."
AericuItCJaHmplcsn of nil kiroj, Vfr-j
-l X L" Cultivat'.rH. Union f, :a v,'
Orandetouraud Princeton pi 4f. kct
.-.iairum all of wbieh we Late lo
owest retail prices.
All GaoiU V
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