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THE HERALD.
Kailroad Time Tabic.
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A M. K. R IN NKLRASKA.
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LOCAL XEWS
LOCAL. ADVERTI;i:i:K.T3.
Transient 25 cents a lino. Kcsulr.r narcr
ct- 10 cents pi-r lino. No ai vrlntuiont la- !
lertfd less tiiifcii 'Jj ciinl. I
L"(?nl a 1 vcrtismueat-will c'jiir.-J to tie
Viurtieii hiin.lins tlicni in.
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COMMUNICATION.-.
A ur si. ace in limiteJ. all cuniHinr.i.?atirn j
tnaat be brief .m-1 to the point, with no t. a.tj of j
SU1J5CKIDER3
Aro rcin'tca totititV the otlice if tlio paper is
iiut '.ulivcrKl iTOinptiy.
N-WKI:p-r i-cixliii.
1. Any T Ptson who talto . pir-f r r ;uli:rly
froia tho i-ukI ftr.c-. ttk-;1tt .;ir.-cte,t to hi
mime or iietht r be i a u'soriber trtiot m
respon-iblo i' r the pny.
5. If hc pron nr'ets Irs pir-'.r (ti:'.''Tit:n-
he liiu't py all ;irr-:ir?.i'f rue I uni
may continue to fc u it urn il pvui'-'.t i:ih:o. i
nc i coi!e t il. whole ,.rf,iSrt. vihetner the i
pper in tauen iron the i.rS-.-e i-r
3. The c iurt.i hay.? (U'i tliit rcfuniie to j
tntto cw!.apt-ti ur.u -er,o i'c:i'j tr"tu tno p't :
for. is j.ritna f i':o ;vi lt;nce i.f lnt-H'iun il,'ruu I.
Nkticb to EvKRYBKttT t! '.i 1-crjii ers pay -inif
for their pper to us. aa l or ierins it siop-
peJ nt a certm j time. iii iimu m noppeu; i joiiu j suprieinent, giving a list oi new
but. weeam.ot ht r'r'"'''!n f'Tv.iiu'Lai Ictu j varieties of liwer and other plants to
'done bffora o iT t:mn. i,or for or leri suppase-l j fst fnfni ut his Pie N'ic Gardens, near
to hcvebeon (t vpti 1 y otlii ri t others. Oar; 1 'i i ; t . !n - u. b . 1 fe'.-r Iia-; P.lniOi-t every
bonks nlvf must bo tie t-viiJo f.T sit oM sab-i hi:i' known in his line of busiLe-s.
foriptii !i l'ie.io refflomwr !un.
The rJ cuv to To; oka, is vs-rj fon-
i'y told y yc locil of t!:? Jrywif, at
Jucoln
School r.oV, at pubi'i-hcrs pv;,"- at
JStf
P. O. Hook SiOI:
The Viee-Preid.-nt i' boinj o'.er- j
lniiU l n-i 1 w!.-hf! nnM.aratcrv to the !
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f pring crossing.
Coal t-tove, f-r soft ci:il. of
end kinds and ..rices to ?'i;t. at
66.1tf25wtf 1. T. hviiK & CO. '3
r r u 7. c i . " ,i
O. C. Pra't. fonre:!. i cai dii.or Oi i
the Uiuaha Di-pat h, comu.itt, d suicide j
in Omaha on Fri-lay L?t.
T!iv -s v -.Vi i- robber attacked i
knocked LI. i.irn do it. a:. 1 then b..'h j
nn home and tu!d their wive how they'd !
becnabu-cd. J
The Bv-Liw.,-e.; of the Fire Coir.
pany wiil be published next week. A j
, nf n,.l.!;.- l-nS9 t .revenged tbair !
.KU tvo.,t- i
Ilememb'jr Frank White, the croeer,
one of the be-t fallows nnJ the bet gro
cers ia the world. Call an 1 buy your ! Flepbant Store at tlo; highest inures,
potatoes and things of White. 44tf 42tf
Xiie action of C.ngres in the Credit; Th excursion' to 'j'r.peka was a per
Mohilicr, alfiirs his liten mo.t u:iali- feet eiiceis. The exour-ionists num
fiitory to all parties, as i usually the i be red about 2o0, and were received and
case with half way measures. .; entertained by the Topeka-ites in the
. I ni0.t ho.-j.itaLij manner. Hands to her
We have received some verv choi.-e : M ,10;r a;,rr0uoiu carriages to convey
rentable ami nower fects trom tri3t I
prince of seedsman .James ick.ot Koch-c-tcr
2". Y. And a. the warm days of
pnnseomeon our garden wiao e d .rious j
with their bright colors and charming j
penuuie.
Ilemember Otz's, Veterinary office is
now on north side Main street, in the
little - brick building wet of the Court
House. 42:8
Ye witty editor, or euitrrs, of ye
celebrated Platfmouth lleruhl nutrht to
road a '"h-edle" more o.irefa!. arid 'don
vlay makes n.t so ion-h blunders, all a
while, ain't " Tip-Top ? Journal
Lend us y.iur sjnc then, old boy.
Not the one you wear o'niehts. We
want your diylight ones those you !
use before four l M.
Mr. Fred Frizbe, of Woepinc Water, j
called at the II ER LD oilice on Tuesday,
nil iriforra liu tint fliA T t i. I
gain break.,, out among the h-rses in I'ra,"ilm' to come in. upon
that lucaifty. Mr. Frizbe U,l a valuable ! met of a 1 ase-s nents uP to this
nr o:, S.iturd ,v ht. Wu would ad- j daJf lf """f" ,l """"'I'y.
vise the fai u.-rs to' be c ir.ful ahouf alh..v- ! h' or Iei" ,''f J;"'1 of ,"w",
ir.g them to coich coid. An ounce of! , ' 11 CL. President.
I liiiii rntiiiri.- Sun V
rreveutntivo. -e von l ri.,r i
Wanted A live man to take the
cg'MK-y for the Improved Lock Stitch
Grover it Baker Sewing Machine for
Cass (',.. uity. Apply to J. M. Nowland,
Nebraska C'i'y. 4Cwtf
7i3 L3j:i:na-.3 Taizg.
"Simmons' Liver Regulator," in pack
ages aud bottles labelled, stamped aud
signed by J. II. Z-iliu A Co. Take no
Other und r any circumstances.
CAUTION. For prepared "Sim
mons' Liver Regulator," buy only that
put up iu bottles ly J. II. Zjiiiu & Co.,
With enlarged Label, like the package,
which only is genuine.
Business room for rent one of the -best
stands in the city enquire of.
D. H. Wheel if. & Co.
Ml 32wtf:
Strayed. From the residence of
the 6ul.-criber, one dark roan cow, two
years old, white on the telly, crop on
right ear undrrbit on lci't. Any informa
tion concerning her will be liberally re
warded. " T. W. SllXlYOCK.
Soap has gone down at PU?tts mouth
to Nehra.-fc.-i City, tlicy say.
W. J. Uvaser places on oar tabid the
firt an 1 finest Lettuce f the reason
date, March 2d, 1S73. Think of that,
ye forlorn ones out in Iowa and around.
If our name is Cu!. Parmelc, we lost a
, ,
J pair of mules last week. If our name
js . , j tne1 wc'r.. on a g00fe
t
IIU.1U alter l ij 3 fMiii ji-iai m in.
For j'our cheaj and feood boots and
f-hoos o to tho slioe ttore next door to
the post cuk-e. I wiil nut be undersold.
MicLolw.ute it Co. de.-ire to inforin
i In- i.iibiie th;it tli-jy have on hand and
shad continue to loop through, the win
tor, hard coal, which they wiil soil at
taw market rates. 104tf.
The lit. Ib-v. II. 11. darken, J). I.).,
Ili.-dicp of Nelra.-ka, w:il be in Piatts
mout.i, at ?-t. J.
'
I tuuuiiy, 3larch 'Jtr
St. Luke's Ci;urch, noxt
th.
"2stum yo ar::x3i Sixers 2:3."
The North I'laite Advertiser says:
1'ho f)jrty wiii T::js th? fir-t number of
I Wo'idhu'l & C.afil'i s Wtfk'x, Ickmphr
j to this oiEeo will p!oae return the saiao.
! To which we echo ditto. buit Co.
Same here.
FeN.h her back
Lost. The city Grade Kok with the
established grades of the City of PLtts-
t n:outh therein
Ths book is of no ue
to any one but t.Ki City of Plattstuouth.
Any person finding the same will confer
a ftV'ir by leaving it at the IIkkald of
f: e. G. W. FAIKFIKr.D,
t
City Engineer.
I'or Hk.nt. The l irce and comaiodi-
' ous wareroom, ccliiir and oiSee on 2d
Soor of bui'din? now occupied by Jacob
Vailory, jr., iu Masonic Jiiock. Lnquire
of II. II. Livingston or
4Utf. ' K. T. I'cke.
Ati awning, in front of Mrs. Crocker's
millinery .-tora fell down on Monday, an I
broke the "wimlvs" all out. A horsa
, , , ,.. , , . ., .
had been hitched to ti.e post suppottin
the nv.dsr swiiiri. an 1 when he started
i so nouir, on n:s ov. a a.-i'i'ua:, jie loos
the po.-t alorj?.
Wc are in receipt of Hefner's ca'a-
Wlfnojln Journal.
Ilsser makes himself known all over
by his'.ibeial support of the printer.
Xcw "oods, at tlo? shoe toro, next
d or to the rent oSc, chesper thau
j ever.
cad at'entioa to the fict that the
. . . i r.-
llNiif.r i..w f,f-,,tntf n.Hi tUir3 CO
print and famish eardv envelopes, bill
head, lot'er head-, statements &u.,at
rate s. l,;..v th it bu-ine man will aiid
they cm have printed card and papers
ror the same t'iat the white paper v.ou'd
1
C3?! tncm- .
Ca'i and see the new gaiters a! tlie
slire .-tore, thej'areso beautiful, so good
4tf
Vv f..el it our imperative duty to
,ror ap our fcni:n inefl alittij, fjr the
pood of the town. They are paying
10t f'"' w!-e3t at li!a;r-" Fremont pay3
over a dollar, an J all around they boat
us b' a f-w centi' ?'ut th e,v cent3
2!0 farxers' profits, remember.
County and City orders bought at the
them to their destination, a bail and
banquet in the evening, a survey of the
beauties of Kansas caoital. served to
mQ tyie tKrc ,.a5S rlt.aantly, and the
courtesy of buneriuten dent of the roads
made the trip a delightful one.
1(1)411 THIN.
Goods not Mld at less th:n cost. No
mods given away, I ut good goods at the
lowest prices for cash, at
lltf. Cl.W.K it I'l.r.MMF.RS.
Platt-n outh. Neb.
Ail persons holding shares in the Frank
lin Town Company are notified that they
niu-t pay up the assessments within
thirty d i.v, or paid shares will be for
feited. Als' thoe which were forfeited
at the time of changing the name of the
name of the town from Waterloo to
" v - tu i
Plattsmouth, March 3, 1S73.
494t
AD TZ12.
W hen you come to town don't fail to
oa'l and visit the harness shop of John
Sthlatrr, on Fourth street, north of the
Platte Valley house, adjoining Mathews
hardware store.
He always keeps on hand the very
best of Harness. Collars, Saddle's, Brid
Je, Halters, &., an sells as cheap as
the cheapest. Repairing done on fdiort
! notice. 46w4
All persons indebted to the undcr-s-pndare
hjreby notified to come for
ward and pay up before the first day
of March next, or we thall be com
pelled lo sue. The money we want and
must have.- Llotp Bbps.
47w?
1). Schnasse &, Co. New stock of
goods, cheap and good. Will not be un
dersold. TUdtf
For your cheap and good loots aud
-hoes go to the l;oe store next door to
Po.-tollic-e. I will not be undersold.
SS-tf
Temperature of the weather, at diy
light, Tun Court IIoui-o Hill, an reported
fr the Heuald, by VV b Vv'et :
The theriaouiCter showed, February
20th, !27 above zero ; 21, 4 ; 22, 4 be
low ; .23, 2 ; 24, 2 ; 25 0 above ; 20, SO ;
27. 5; 23, zero; March, 1, 21 ; 2, 2;
3, 5 below; 4, 2 above ; 5, 18.
The only exclusive boot and sdioe pfore,
next door to the postoiiiee. The best
goodj that are made, for the Lwe.t
prices.
Kev. O. T. Conger, of Lincoln, will
frrcaoh' at thcI.ptit Church, of this
Ci'y every night this week. Command
hear him.
Oiz, the Veterinary Surgeon, has re
moved to the little brick, north ⅈ2 of
Main street, we.st of the Cuurt House.
Uemeujber thi.j. 44tf.
Dut a few. more days of this warm
weather will be uecet-sary to start the ice
in the river and give us a ood crossing
again, and with the opening of spring
we sdtall hope to see business livelier
at'in.
The Shnate Wm. Eigerton Pro
prietor, coy, warm and comfortable,
drop in and see us. Liquors and cigars
warranted pure al good.
Nov. 13, div'wtf
Wo call attention to law card of
Messrs. Wheeler it Ptiueheomb. Mr.
Wheeler is well known to our citizen?.
Mr. Stincheomb is lately from Ohio,
where he has been engaged ia the prac
tice of the law for over twenty years,
and hence comes among us prepared to
practicH under our code, both civil and
criminal. As a criminal lawyer, Major
S. sustains an enviable reputation.
Those having lit:gation will 2nd good
lawyers in this firm.
II Alt I) (O.ll-i i:aki ton. I II AltO
(OA I.!
At Mickclwaite's yard, corner Sixth
and Main streets. Good Anthracite
Co 1 on hand all the tims. K4tf
...J-.ii.'iii..'j Qi ImAwuJ.
A Teachers' lixamination will be held
ia the school house at Weeping Water,
on Thursday, the 20th day of March,
instant. And at the Waters school
house, near Greenwood, on Thursday,
the 27th day of March, instant.
Kxamination wiil commence at 10
o'clock, A. M.
IT. W. Wise.
432
Co inty Superintendent.
Tt1 TTiT
Remuining in the Plattsmouth Post Of
fice, March 1st, 1S73 :
Au.-tia L.
IL-rcw C.
IJordon J. G.
Dru.'son J. C.
Cu r W. C
Cloud C.
Choprdon JoTm
Cliedsey Frank
L'elbrith IL
Davlee J. II.
Maxwell Robt.
McDonald Geo.
Phelps II. R.
OTIalland Dennis
Racer Paul
3Iu Master llr.
Richard Camel
Spp.njder Ge.i.
Smith Mrs. Lucy
S tnLrs Mi-s F..
Rdwardi MissM try Sireet C.
Fuller Iavid Taylor Miss Annio
Godarc Miss 31.
(Leon Jam---.?
lifted 3Ia!:io E
ICa.-p?r Mr.
Lor.- IL L
Trayer F. O.
Verley Lr-uis
Waves Mi s Canie
Y.ouog David A.
Younger Miss Alii?
When calling for any of the.-e letter,
please fay "A Ivertiscd."
J. W. Mai:siiai.,
Po5lma-ter.
LC3AUS1L
Souictiinos we think our loc-d cojuom
is not as full as it should bb maibe our
readers think the same. If any of them
dares to say a word though, we're leady
for them, and to keep you in &ood hu
mor we propose to tell you a little story.
You have all heard it, but it will bear
telling again, as the HERALD tell stories:
Once upon a time a man went and got j
married, he LiarrioJ a very nice woman,
but she was very dissimilar to the man's
mother it would appear. Any way. af
ter the first blu.sk of surprise had worn
off, he began to compare the two, and
the result was as this :
"Wife, you don't keep house as my
mother used to, fche roasted the meat so
and so."
"Wife, you don't sweep as my mother
used to, bhe swept the corners first."
"Wife, you don't mako beds as my
mother used to, she tucked them ino."
Thus it went on for six months, when
one day the wife packed up her duds
and left, telling her motherly husband
to go and get his mother to keep house
for him, aud then maybe ho would be
suited.
Readers, no two men can run a paper
alike, and we can't run this one jast like
our mother did.
The moral of this is very plain. If
our local page is not as lively as it used
to be or is at other times, the town is
not as lively as it has b"en, and it's hard
work making bricks without 6traw,
something out of nothing.
Import some new men iu here, build
a new block or two, start a potato or corn
starch factory, get up a Barge Company
to ohip grain, pork, &c, and tlun we'll
show you a lively local page. We're
doing our level best in the materials we
have at hau l.
A gentleman was interviewed in town
yesterday, just from Topeka, Kansas.
lie said he met the excursion party at
Donivan, was in thehmoking car and in
troduced to Rev. W. II. I. Waters, of
Nsbraskas City, said Waters was very
qiiet and re'iecnt, ut first but after
' 'mellow iiig the organ" with a little
1 quid ickVcshmeiitS: commenced telling
ai iatermiuable Mory about "what!.?
and another clergyman once did" the
train started and the gentleman sLepped
o7, but Waters stuck Lia hx-ad cut of
the window and went on -.?ith "the story
a locg as he could 'e hiia. Leader
y. Just like him.
Ail ii..iJli.l 4.
- Tliero ia no pain wbi.:h the Centaur L:nimeut
will uol I elieve. no swelling it w ill not tabiiue,
aiid no .' fcincue:i which it will cot cure. Thia
I strong language, but it is tme. Where the
riurta aro cot (fone, iti effects are marvelous. It
has prcruce l more cores of rheuinati m. neuj
rnl-iia. loek-jaw, palsy. Fprains. swcliicgs, car
acl c'ikel-brea.!s, seiidd, burns, Siilt-rbeuin.
Ac-, upon the human frame, ami of strains,
sparin, gaila. Ac. upon aiiimabs in cue year
than have all other pretended reme '.its since
the world bejrau. It is a counter-initaiit, au
all-healing pain-reliever. Cripples throw away
their i-rutcbe. the lame walk, pui-'onous bites
are rf.nderid harinlees and the wounded are
healed without a soar. It is no humbug. The
recip ia publiihed around each bottle. It U
selling cj no article ever befjfe sol'l.and it eellc
beeuuro it does jut. what it pretecus t -lo. I
Those who now fuffcr from rhetiuuiti-ui, i-'Hirl
or gwellina' desorve to tulor iftbey will nwt u.-tj
Ct ntaur Liniment. More than ltWO certificate
of remarkable cures. incluJ'ns froen Jirub?
ehronif-rlieaxiiti.-iiii. pcut, ruunin tumour?
Ac. havo been r.-ci-ived. We will send a circu
lar containing certificates, the recip?. Ac, gra
ti.. to any ene rt-'iue-t'Ds' it. One bottle of tlo
yellow wrapper Centaur Liiiini?nt is ?orth en-'
hundred dollars for epavised or eweenied hor-
stsnnl ruu tea. or for fere-.T-weriii ia sliccp. I
Stock-owners this liniment is worth your&H
tcntion. Xo family should be without Centaur
Liniment. J. U. Hosk A Co.. New York.
( nloria is iroro than a substitute for t'a?
tor Oil. H is ihoonly '- article iu existence
which is ceitiiiu to a?iioi!:ite the food, regulate
the towel, cure wind colic and produce natur-
itl sleep. It contain. neither uiinenls, mor-
j-hiiy or alcohol, Bud is plea.ant to take. Chil
dren need not cry and mothers uny ret.
A33Z:TJL7U2AL AIID SSCCIAITICAL AS-I
This Association m-t at the Court
House, in Plattsmouth, on Saturday,
March 1st, 1873. In the absence of the
President, K. Sage, cailed the associa
tion to order. The Secretary rsad th j
minutes of previous meetings. Minute-
approved.
President announced the election o:!
officers.
On motion of J. F. Doud the associa
tion took a recess of five minutes to con
suit upou candidates for the offices.
The chair called tre meeting to order
and appointed J. C. Cumings and Nel
son Jeans, tellers. E. 11. Todd stated
he had paid one dollar into the Treasury
of the Association and had not received
his membership ticket, and his name
was not regi-tered as a member, and
asked that'he be enterel as a member of
the association.
On motion, made and carried, he was
admitted as a member of the Associa
tion.
On motion of Jacob Vailery, Sen ,
the association proceeded to ballot for
oScors. Roult of ballot as follows :
For President, James M. Woods.
" Vice-President, Elias Sage.
" Secretary, J. F. Doud.
" Treasurer. Wm. IJ. Porter.
" Superintendent, J. C. Cummings.
On motion of Nelson Jean proceeded
to elect seven directors, with the follow
ing result : Samuel Richardson, J. S.
Upton, Jacob Vallery, Sen., 11 W.
Rarnum, Timothy Clark, Wheatley
Mickelwait and Noah Clemmons.
The following persons were chosen
Vice Presidents from each precinct:
Plattsmouth, Perry Walker ; Orcapo
lis, II. R. Todd ; Rock Bluffs, J. M
I '.ittGrso!! ; Liberty, Wui. KiLouLary :
Mt. Pleasant, J. F. Ru;;k .- Avoca,
Alor-zo Tilfc: Weeping Water, D. T.
Dudley, L'.mwoo l, WiLiam McCaig ;
Greenwood, J. L. liro'.Tn ; Stove Creek,
James Simpsor
salt Creek, Nelsou
Shaf'cr; South Bend, Mr. Roberts, Esq ;
Louisville, lvijah Jjukin? ; Light Mile
Grove, Jaruci Hail.
On motion of J. M. Woods the chair
appointed th-J following c ;mmittees :
To audit Treasurer's account, Wm. U.
Porter, James M. Woods and J. C.
Cu minings.
To revise Premium Lijt, Perry Walk
er, John Mutz and C. II. King.
To revise By-Laws and regulations
James Hall, J. S. Uplon. Jacob Va'lery,
j -
cc:ti r.
O.o motion of S. Richardson, carried.
The next Annual Pair wiil be he'd on
the lands of the association, on the Oth
10th and 11th of September, 1873,
m iking three days' Fair.
On motion of J. M. Wools, carried.
'I he committe-'s shall meet at the
Court House, in Plattsmouih, on Friday,
March 28th, 1S73, and report at the ad-
jo trued meeting of this association.
.On motion this meeting adjourned to
meet at the Coart Uou?e, on Saturday,
March 2'Jth, 1873, at 1 o'clock p. M.
K. SAGE, President.
C. 11. Kino, Secretary.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Wheat,
Barley,
.Xj; ioo
4u(r4.
13(15
. lo.;16
. 3o0i45
Corn,
O its,
Hye
Best Fine cut and cigar at
38tf P. O. Book Store.
Vivian's is the place to buy your gro
ceries and provisions. 20tf
Large and well assorted stock of gen
eral merchandise at Clark & Plummers.
Try us. 28dtf.
At Clark & Pluuimer's everything a'
farmer needs can be found. (.'all and
see our stock. 28utf.
Go to Vivian's for groceries and pro
visions. ivJtf
Emporia Red Ribbon Stove at 11 T.
Duke& Co.'s, Plattsmouth, Neb. Call
and examine. 28dtf.
Clark i: Piummer Dry Goods, Grocer
ies and a General assortment. We sell
cheap and buy often. 2s Jtf
E. 1 . Duke it Co. Lave just received a
large lot cf Heating Stoves of all kinds,
suitable for parlor, offices, stores, hotels,
or any plnco. Call aul see tl. :ui.
rr,Jtf'2owtf
See advertisement of Dr. Butts' Dis
pensary, hea led Book for the Miilior
Marriage Guide in another colnm.i. It
bkouhl be read by ati. dtcldiwly.
Evening Star, "wood burner, and from
50 to 75 varieties of heating stoves.
Call a.d see us, II T. Duke k Co.
Godtf25wtf
For new cheap" goods;, call on I.
Schnasse & ls. .Vr. havirur just re-
turned from the east h pretared to fur-
laws
GREKN HOUSE AND
R KDDING
PLANTS.
Time and money saved by Orderiaj of me. I
bare the largest ana bent c ulectiou of I'lantx
ever oll'ereU lor iie in ine t8t- Catalogue
free. eel fotnto. Cabbage, Tomato, and oihcr
fiunt ft,t i'e in their e'ifi.
AdJress W. J. LilnLli, t'lattcmoutb. Neb.
Estray fiotico
Taken up.by the subscriber at his res
idence iu the town of Rock Rlutl's, Cass
County, Nebraska, on or about the 15th
day of September, A. D. 1n72. one roan
cow, supposed to be 'J years old, branded
with the letters "J. W. G." on both
horns, a light brand on left hip.
4s-3t. Thomas Manx.
t000
Administrator's Sals.
Ry virtue of a license an ! order of
sale entered by the District Court of Ne
braska, in and for the second Judicial
District, sitting in Douglas County, in
the matter of the estate of Eoos Wil
liams, late of aid Douglas County, de
ceased, under the seal of said court, and
to me, the undersigned, directed, as ad
ministratrix of said estate, I will offer
for sale and e'd at public auction to the
highest bi-Jd-r, on the 24th day of
March, A l 1873, at 12 o'clock at noon
(holding said sale open for one hour
thereafter) at the door of the building
in which the District Court in and for
Cas County was last hel l in the city cf
Plattsmouth, ths following described
real estate, to-wit.: Lot teven (7) in
Block thirty five (3o), Lot six (G) in
Block thirty-six (30), and Lot one (1) in
Block forty two (42), all in the city of
Plattsmouth, Couot3' of Cass and State
of Nebraska, to pay the debts and
charges against said estate.
Catharink Williams,
Admiuistiatrix of said estate.
n49-Gt.
Legal Notice.
MalhiasSpohn vs. Christian Schlunt.r.
Notice i hereby given that we will
offer . j.l.'." at th -front door of
the Court House in Plattsmouth, Cas
County. Nebraska, ou Tuesday the 2oth
day of March. 173, at 1 o'clock p. in.
on said d sy, the following real estate lo
wit: Lots cp.o, two, three, ten. eleven,
and twelve in Block No. () ,s'x west
one south in town of Rock Bluffs, Cass
County, Nebraska with rl! the buildings
find appurtenances thereunto belonging,
to be sold under an order of Sale in Par
tition made by the District Court of the
Second Judicial District in and for Ca?s
County, Nebraska, on the 12th day of
February A D. 1872. Terms of Sale one
third cash, one third in ofi-3 year, and
one third'in twoyears with interest ou de
ferred payments at ten percent.
James- M. Pattkuson,
Conrad IfKisix, Referees.
GeohoeL. Piiapkr. J
by Sam. M. Chapman',
47 4t " Attorney for Plaintiff.
Sheriffs Sals.
VOTICE is hereby given that by vir-
tue of an order of sale issued by the
Clerk cf the District Court within aod
for Cass Co., Neb., and to me directed
wherein John Ballantino, William Bal
lantine and George E. Bragg :rre Plain
tiffs and George Jennings, William E.
Sheldon and Charles E. Bailey aro De
fendants, I will on Monday the 10th
day of March, A. D. 1873, at 1 o'clock
P. M. of .-aid day at the front door of
the Court House, in Plattsmouth in said
County, sell at public auction the fol
lowing real estate situated in Ca Coun
ty, Nebraska, to wit : Beginning at a
point 1 13 fec-t cat and ITn) feet south
of northwest corner of Section No.
twenty-seven (27), in town-hip No. ten.
(10), north of Range No. thirteen (13),
east of the sixth principal meridian,
thence east 40 feet, thence north 120
feet, thence west 40 feet and thence
eouth 120 feet to the place of beginning.
And also the Hotel Building situated
thereon on v.hich the said plaintiffs have
a mechanics lien, to be sold to satisfy a
decree rendered at the November term.
A. D. 187U and on the 12th dav of No
' .-..'..-.r 1 is"o thA4i;.l IiJst.-:..
I . LiOV.l a A' iMI v IU' . t i 1 c i j ivt
Court in favor of said Plaintiff-.
Given under my hand this Gtn day of
February, A. P. 1S72-
J. W. Johnson,
45 5t Sheriff, Cass County, Neb.
Sam M. Chapman,
ITtlfs Att'ys
Legal Notice.
Calvin II. Parmele, r J. M. Ilincu-
.man and Alice B. Hincbman.
In District I ourt, Second Judicial
District, iu and for Cas County, Ne
braska. To Alice B. Ilin -hman :
You are hereby notified that, on the
2;h day of January, A. D. 1873, Calvin
II. Par nude, in the oOe of the Clerk of
the District Court in and for Cas county,
Nebraska, the object ai. 1 prayer of
which is to foreclose a certain, mortgage
due and given by yourself-and J. M.
Hine-hioan, to plaintiff, on the 4th day
of October. A. D. 1872, to s'eeure the
payment of the sum of three hundred
dollars ($300) with interest from Janu
ary 4th, A. D 1S73, at the rate of
twelve (12) per cent, per annum, and
prayir.g that lot No. fiv;: (5) in block
No. thirty-erven (37) n- lot No. six (f)
in block No eight (sj both as designated
on th recorded plat of Pbusmouth
City.- Cass county, Neb.aska, in satis
faction of sal I claim and inortgnge of
plaintiff, and thnt the proeeeda of said
sale be applied in satisfaction of plain
tiff's said claim. You are required to
an:r sail petition on or before the
j 21th dy. of Mar:h. A. D.' 1873.
CALVIN 11. PARMELE, IT
!,v Sv. M Pun'iriv h Att'v
ff.
y.
4w
rH -v w ,t0S rmm im rmmflrnrz. -
COliJS"! COIIK ! CORN!!
Wanted Coni oii Subscrip
tion at this oflicc iinmodl
ately. Legal Notice.
W J. Cutter and Margaret L Cutter,
non-rc.-ident Defendants will take notice
that on the 28th day of January, A. D.
1873, Kershaw & Wauph, Plaintiffs,
filed their petition in tho District Court
2nd Judicial District in and for Cass
County, Nebra-!;a, the obj ct and pray
er of which petition is to obtain a jud
incut against you on an account lor cer
tain lumber and building material
(purchased from the said plaintiff Ker-t-iiaw
it Waugfi by yourselves) for t lie
sum of $2oG.44 10'.) Dollars with interest
thereon f rom I'th day of Febiuary, A. D.
1870.
Ami that said plaintiffs have caused
the following deeiibed real estate as the
property of W. J. Cutter to be attached
i in said cause to- wit : Commencing at a
point J 827 0-1 (J feet, North of the S K
corner of W hf of thrfS W or of Sec. 7,
Town 12, Range 14 Fast, which point
by actual survey ts l."26 feet east of the
S Y corner of said Sec. 7, thcr.co com
mencing and running west 403 feet,
thence north 21( 2 10 feet, thence east
403 feet, thenco south 210 2 10 to the
place of beginning eoutaiinng two (2)
acres more or less.
You are requested to answer said peti
tion on or before the 24th day of .March,
A. D. 18 1 o, or judgment will be taken
against you for said sum of f-2U0.44-100
I dollars with interest thereon.
Kershaw & W Avoir,
Plaintiffs.
Sam M. CitAiMAM , Att'y PJt'tls.
45w5t
Legal Notice.
W. J. Cutter and Margaret E. Cutter,
non-resident defendants, will take notice
that on the 28th day of January, A. D.
1873, Calvin II. Paruialee, plaintiff,
Sled his petition herein in tho District
Court, 2nd Judicial District in and tbr
Cass County, Nebraska. The object
an I prayer of which Said Petition is to
ffobtaiti a judgment against jTou on a cer-
c .. : . . i . 1 i ' i 1
Juiui promissory jiulo rir ine sum vi io
Hundred and Fifty Dollars with interojt
on the same at the rate of 10 ner cent
fyer annum from the 5th day of January,
A. D. 1870, and that said plaintiff has
caused the following described real es
tate as the property of W. J. Cutter to
be attached in sail cause, to-wit : Com
mencing at a poiut 1827 6-10 feet, North
of the Southeast corner of W hf of the
s w qr of section 7, Town 12, Range 14,
rast, which point by actual survey i
1320 feet east of the S V corner of said
Sec 7, thenco commencing and running
west 403 feet, thence north 2162-10 feet,
thence east 403 feet, thence south 210
2-10 to the place of beginning containing
two (2) acres, more or less.
You are required to answer raid peti
tion on or before the 24th day of March,
A. D. 1S73, or judgment will be taken
against you for said sum of $250 with in
terest thereon.
Calvin H. Pap.m.vlee.
S a M. Chapman, Plaintiff.
r Pl'tfTs Att'y. 45 5t
SherifTs Sale.
Bv virtue of an order of sale issued
by tlie Clerk of the District Court with
in and for Cass County, Nebraska, and
to me directed, wherein William A.
lihoden is Plaintiff, and William Colvin
and Mary Colviu are defendants. I will
on Monday tho 24th day of .March. A.
D. 1873, at one o'clock P. M. of said
day.at the front door of the Court House
in Plattsrnouth in said Cass County, of
fer for sale 8 1 public auction the follow
ing described real estate, to-Trit:
The eat half (i) of the northwest
quarter (1) of section No. seven (7) and
tho southeast quarter (i) of tho south
west quarter (i; of section No. six (0) iu
township No. eleven (11) north of rancc
No thirteen (13), cast of the 6lh P. M.
Also the following described tract cora
menciiig three (o) chains and Sfty-zU
(56) links south of tho northeart corner
of the northeast quarter (i) of the
southwest quarter (J) of section No. six
(0) in township No. eleven (il) north of
range No. thirteen (13) cast of the Gib.
P. M., thenco west three (3)
chains and fifty-sis (5l3) . links,
thence south we.-t twenty three
(23) chains and twenty-six (20) links en
a line running to the southwest corner
of said Forty, thence east eighty (80)
rods, and thence north to tho place cf
beginning, containing in all one hundred
and thirty-nine and 30-100 acres, situate
in Cass County, Nebraska, to be sold to
satisfy a decree rendered at the January
term A. D. 1872. and on the first day of
Febiuary 1S72 of said Coart in favor of
said Plaintiff and against said Defend-
Given under ny ban i tliii lOlh day
of February, A. D. Ife73.
.1. W. Johnson,
Sheriff Cass County, Neb.
Sam. 31. Chapman,
47 5t. Plaintiff's Attorne3T.
Omdha Garble Vcri
0
M. J, FEENAN,
nufacturer and Penlr in
ITAI.IAX A- OirillCIN .IJAJtlSf.V.
5iM-JiK. is, Hi;tiMi)ti:s
I:aiElIe4 &. I?isnitre
JIarbie.
For specimen ot woricmanship refer
to Smith's and allcry's monu
ments in Plattsmouth Ceru
ctary The patronage of Cass County is respectfully
solicited. d(S'5-w27-Fim .
FLATTSHOUTH FvllLLS ! !
rLATTSMOUril, NEEPiiSTIA
COKAD IIEISEL ----- Proprietor,
Flour. C.irn Meal. Ferl. &c. Always on ban!
and f t Sale at lowest Cash Prices,
f:rThe lliiche.'t prices paid for Wheat and
Corn.
C2TParticu!ar attention given to cus
tom work.
FURPJ5TUR E
CABINET PtlAKER
And dealer ia all kinds of
jFuniitiirc cS: CLairs,
MAIN SIStF.T, (third dt&r cast of P O
Plattsmouth - - - Kcb-
Sjtepairr:g and Varr.Ifhinpr noatly boc.
FtsriiTnils atrnd6d eti td shortest nra;?.
IIi"'CrZ"lL"t! " '.' 1 1 m ' " tf "i ir-r'-r-W-r j i imiK. i i 'th.' J
The Undersigned has on band and is
All kiuda of
COTTONWOOD LUf.'BEK.
At bii Uiiis al thol'crry Landing at PUtUtuoutli
Orders Promptly Filfed.!
TlLLIAM HnOFKTOK.
J an e2d &''
NEW DRUG STORE,
WEnriKQ TTATKB, NI B.
TV?ALEK in lrug. Medicines. Paints. Cili
1 ' Varnish, Perfu
jinery. Staiioiiary, 'utinns
Cijrars and Tobacco
THE "VICTOR" S. M. CO.'S
NEW SLW'IXG MACillNU
ft ffn ck j f
ICT
I.un very Easy.
Huns very Tut I.
Huns vrry 5. ill.
Ilaa a New Shut tie superior to all othe-a.
Defies Competition.
Great Improvements in Needle.
Cuuuot be Set Wrong
C J- Agents Wanted.
Address THE -VICTOP." f. M: CO.
Li Tenth St., 4 door west of Broadway, N. Y.
4fi-3:u.
THE
NEW HAVEN ORGAN CO.
Jlanufacture the Celebrated
These Organs are nnsirp.viic4 in cnaiity of
tone, style of finuh, simplicity cf consti uolion.
and dunbiliiy.
"Alfio. MKLODKONS iu vaiioni itylea and
unequf.!led in tone.
Send for Illustrated Catalogue.
Address Niw IIavbs Oroik Co.
New Jiarrn. Cono.
Agonts Wanted. ri-3m.
Lo.k to Your Children.
The Great Soothing Remedy.
MRS. ! Cures colic and griping in Price
Whitcomb's tho bowels, and f icilitat ; " 2
Syrup. tho process of teethine. jCcn
MR. Subdues convulsions and Prica
Whitcomb's overcomes all db-ea.e inci- 21
Syrup. dent to infants and children. CjnU.
MRS. Cures Diarrhien. Dysmito-j Price
fhitcomb'a ry and summcrcoini-Inint
Syrup, ichildren of all axes. . Ce.it j.
It i? t'ie Croat. Infants' and Children 'pr.Soi.th
inr Kemedy, in ali Ji.-nr.lcrs brought on by
teething or any other cause.
Prepared by the tiral'ion Medicine Co., St
Louis Mo.
aold by druggists and dealers in Medicince
everywhere. dco'Jld.tnr
11. J. STR EIGHT,
COOK-SELLER.
Stationer u3 JFcics
AND PAPER. CEALER.
2Lost Oliicc ISu elding.
PLATTSMOUTH, NEB.
t, d lerrabarjd w tf.ts
1. W. SHANNON'S
FEED, SALE AND
UVERY STABL
lair
MAIN STREET,
I' hillsmou th, Nebraska,
Is-n prepare 1 to nceoniTiiodatn thpubl;e with
Worses, CarriaKes, liupn-ies mid a Ni. 1 liiMi'e
on short notice and ren.-ii-nabii terms. A Hack
willrun to the steamlia: 1 jiiding, an J uil pajU
of tlie, ciry wkm dc&red
lanuary Xi lsn dA-.vH
mS. A. D. VHITC0r?!3
cSo
Dress and Cloak Make:.
Tioom three doors west of il rooks Uou.-o
CCTT27 & FfiTT2XV
made a specialty.
-ratterni of a.! kindd cotstK.c'.iy on .acd
26dw-3ta
MVV ADVEnTISZMENTS. i
The athertiacra be! mo refer yon to tht
rubtinhera of this p iper regard i th"ir
perfect rcliabilii;!, o?-. when writing to
tkr.nif please mcrdion you taw their Alctr-
rts-k. rSf"!"? V Ttt rtor;.":- o..i!ie
Kj t ijjv: v it ;. i wi I.ti!ri. A;rt.. mil. en
application, ,.nd free .heir arruratw
'jiai rules of ti'ir-r-M-.-.snrei-iriil. I iluit rsi-:I
i'ii rirnitar. and Price l.lsl, v.illi a full liae
MCt's!"t les rr;n:i'lrr vn l. onl'-r lotn
Inir dli.! X.::a l!:i.r ;:: r.i.'.-h witt
In- iniele ir the l;isi tj MiO.ped l,jr I X
priss. .f. IL. mO: iii pi-':viii i-r or ex-
nniitiina' ..ml r- tnrmae et tii'.ir expetifce,
II" not caiisfai'tory.
rtjifrj-flllules of r-el f-ni'lssreTtrnt v v. t free
urfin I VI ::em s.'M'-iti-'l. I it a-uaranteed.
ff Wft npil Von'lis" lol'iina aneelalty. h-rd
LaJ I O for Ill:ihtr:t-d M) 1"s and Prir-n.
rtp. rr.;t:::.o- ?".ilm .nji..
,T,-iiv 1 -i id l:t il. Ai.i-HAi'.i.l ,
S'-.' V TA All r.lies ..i.i , V..;n k I. r
?V fff-'--J T. VrUu lor (lis lln'.C
tytU l.ri.-- I'st, iTf irlli.iU) ?.',r.r Ilia
FT H'-pUl.-i' I! !":;T) f.7'-. S' llt
pv , :l'1 V !U :: frli.-li lu a
l.l'-.lii. r '-m-'-l s.i I i' . i y -nte."l.
ortvfM.w -.-";.-ti' i. cvtio: v i -1-Ur-3
II. '. i.. 1 - Cj., "i- O-.v.--i t, St.
t.oiils. ! .
ir-nirtTi. Vr, -e I.it. :. ! H tU.'.i. I e'lis.Mo.
rr.-t !!iToti?-.: Arr'.cu-tnrai
Zfi.V and I'an.;i- Jicfn-.. iu tLid co.ini'7 is mo
'T fr. 1.01 is :.:!!. l Ati.'.i it,
IcSt pares. Por'v C---.nj-.na, 02! to - a
... ei -n.,-itt m i.S Ot . Inl 3 O tTl for
Aiir- L.IV. K 1:. 4 li !TIO I ui ii.b.r...
lli:i I'aOf.t Ii:;-ovel Kprinsr
II M:.m.i. i..r t,iiiip :i? I.Inir. Ji.nl
l:im;t.
1 -" plii-. r
A iive--piaiT
e:.i-"l '.! !!
run .'-r-'--l 0011-
Vs Me ,!-!; a,,,
. tlirn-. iOlr.- .'.i:...i-.s.-ferv--s'.-l
(,bH.-.m-1 iu a licit lx. v 1.'. mil l.-J
Mru'.n' . 1 ..... . .
evi-r im'-i '.It I A -r ' l .i
c-5J
C. I5ar:twr,l.i Zli'Jl'. ---r"'.-i, i
rverj- m
where ftir Si. ?M-nt nrerail on re- 8
felpt of $i, or."Oc for flther.iirenta 3
waated everjnliere. who can i'UP.;:c,i
it
A I A heuttt'il 1 1'l'atli A h.wmM HH
8 J I haitt.Ti.e!j ujanifl, told every-
larce prentn. i.iix-r.11 an.rtui'll o
th Trade." Jlap and CMVoinoPubli-JlIllfjiXViSIS
PiaB Street, si. U,aH, Xo. , .r
45w!y
1 1 H l k r K " h 5 'i v ?
Ta tha Hist North and cVuVist.'
STATION;
rYfHf:..s MAI!.
:t. rf. t.
T, 0 a- in. M "0 p. in,
11.15 a- rn. 3 "' . it- .
3.1.) j. - ,j 7.W .1. la
I
" tOa. uJ 12 CO . in.
I
6-t"i i). m.' 9 So a.m.
H.eOp. in. 4.15 p. in.
r.V- p. m. C.-H) a. in.
I.-i i n. til p. in .
Li a fa I'Iattmoi.th.
Arrive I a liiirrls,,
ti:d.d
Chii:ngo(C.i.J.y )
" Peori "
" Iml'plin'l r...f W
Cincinnati '
" Logiip 't T.PAW
Columbus "
-ThriM!?h Cms frofn ulsr-.m-j 1'iv. r 0 Chi
ea?(,. In.iiauapolis, Ciueii:nuii, Lini.iport and
CoIuttj Injw.
Coiinorti.-ns at thoso poinl with lines lead
inz to the l.:Ol, K(.:-tli mid South.
1 Ms is Uie Ai SK-jtttft, QuUkut and Chcnf
ttt KonVr. i
Do not be d.-eived. brt Tb-Vets tI.
the liurliiiir'on nt.d Mi. jouli H.vtT Knili .1.
A. K. Ttl'Al.IN, C K. PHt KINS.
Gun TticLtt crnt. liiyn'i t-up":
Buying Your Green-houso ans'
Bedding Plants.
I3 in ic Garde itx
DO"I send rnt. for Pl.itil when ymt v
g-et just a I itood f"r pt money nea
home. To my nioi-erous frieii'ls inid palron
would sny thnt 1 h.;v i .5 (iirrr-n in- 1 I r
slock of plants ever olforid or sale in tlie u
and propose to -ell them at reasonable prii
lie sure anO send for my
New Descriptive Cntalosuo.
which will bo sent fren to all npply for
Then (five i.iu your orders, and 1 (eel eon ft 1.
I can satisfy yea.
AHte:i, V. J. Iin-ss;!:'-
Feb. l'l tiAvT riittiiiuth. Ni
Down Town Barber Sh:;;.
O
. C. BOONE,
CS MAIN STIU'ET,
One door from D. II. Wheeler's Of.i
HAIR CUTTING, SHAVING AND SHAM
P00NING.
Chiltiieiii' Hair V.ut.
Especial attention Riven to thi r.mii'jL of ...
UminoiJ.
Call and see
B E,
G E N T S,
And you will KCt a Boon in a
CLEAN SHAVE.
n411y
the L i n c 0 1 n R 0 u t r.
THE
VIA
LIWCOL, NEB.
T O
6t. Josefh. Tnccjtsr.n, Tdpeka, I'iwkeb C-. t .
Lr.ArrxHroKTa. 'wnrscE. Vxti.2
City, Whitf Cloi.-w, IJompuok.
Kansas City.
8
ClN-ClNSATI. Is.IASAl'OLtS. I'OLfilkUS, L'.- .
ville. Nashville. M 1 arnvi. ' 'hit-
TANOOGA, MORII.E, ATLANTA,
And all the Points in tL
Southwest, South and Soutii
east.
Tiic PialtsnioutEi E'coj!?
Uy t.ilcinir the k.tprc-.g train at Liii'-olii on .
Atchison .y Nebraska II. J'
Upon their arrival a' At-:hi.on, Kaiua', t
CHEAT RAILROAD CENTER 0FTH;
S
Can obtain wi.hout delay or iocoive.-.iiiioe i'.j
VERY BEST
Sleeping Car ac3omuiodatioai ati 1 wii'
reach
ST. LOUIS -
Early ucst ni'-.rniiii;, boil? it no:' it
Route thau that, vi i. PnciCc- Junction '
Track and Ro-id hod ;r e in en
ccllentcoridiiton. Th.? pas
senger acr.oLuiiio J
are of th3 Lert.
HOEXPEHSE NQRPA1KS
Have been fsrai to make the '.r-e:iir tcin
f.rtable. e
Lay Over Checks
Will 1 e given iy the cor.duelor 1 1 these
wi.-Iiiiis t( top fi at any of tho
many places of interest e n tie
Atchison and Hebraskn1
Rail Road,
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