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23. d- M. R. It. IN NEBRASKA.
Westward Eastward
Xo. C No,
NC.l STATIONS. No. 2 No. 4 No. 6
8.00 6.:r n.io
Plattsuloutll 2.00 7.45
3.10
2.4-J
tJ.i-t 11.25
6.10 lOtf)
c.&a 11.00
7.10 11.15
7.L'5 11. 15
7.41 11. S
8.11 I -'.00
Oreapolls
1.47
2.
2.10
1.65
1.47
1.31
12.5a
7
8.10
7.00
7.10
C.5S
till
. Omaiia
Holievuo
La Platte
Oreapnlia
Concur!
Louisville
Soutu Bend
Ashland
! reenwocd
Waveily
New ton
Lincoln
Lincoln
Denton
Highland
Crete
Dorchester
Exeter
Fulriuouct
Grefton
Button
Harvard
Inland
Hustings
8.4s
9.:u
9.&S
2.15
1.35
1.10
8.-'7 1:5.12
10.30 I
10.GO f
8.53 12.35
$ 12.35
J2.35
It.'M
12.0.1
.11. .VI
11.35
5.32 (1155
0.14 11.25
4.00 10.55
4.41 10..10
4.20 10.00
9.30
8.50
11.25 9.12 12.50
12.03 9.31 1.05
12.13 9.47
12.W 10.10
1.25
1.17
1.S5
2.00
2.4.1
3.00
3.J4
4.1(3
11.17
2-!i Xo. 7
S.Oi 8.50
10.0S
11.20
10.35 Xo. 8 8.22
10.25 2.52 8.10
10.08 2.20
9.23 1.05
9.06 12.35 f
12.15 I
.?-J 11.20
8.2 11. Ot)
7.57 10.00
7.32 9.10
I 7.20 I KM
, 7.00 ( 8.30
8.43 7.M
11.55 4.3i
30
12.15 t
l.oo 8.fl3
' 1.25
2.37
S.17
i.U
5.5i
B.27
6.4'1
T.Oj
2t
4.30
e.c2
6.24
7.1J
7.ii
7.4
8.1 S
8.35
:.o5
Juniata
Xenesaw
i-owe'i
l'ort Kearny
Kearny Juno,
6.23
6.00
Alt
5.15
7.15
e.:a
6.5a
6.J0
OMAHA BRANCH,
Le riatttmouth, 8.35 p m Ar Or '.be,
8.19 J TO
2.J ) m
10.30 a ui
6.10 p in
1 15 T) III
11 60 a in Le
; 1.43 pin "
B. & M. R. R.
Lb Platts,.. ' 5.45 a m .Le Pacific .Tune., 7.00 ft tn
Le riatto.', 3.13 a ra Le IVicirte Jul.c, 4 3-ipbi
Ax Platts., 0. to a m Ar Paciiic J uuc, 8.50 a w
The time pivin nhove that of Chicago,
hich 133 uitnutcs luster than that of i'latis
riioutU. LOCAL . XEWS.
LOCAL ADVEiatEMKK'fS.' -Transient
2." cenU a line. Ilegnlur advertisers
W caaU per liiic. . Xo advcrtlicaicai inserted
for lea than 25 cents.
- !
Legal advertisements will be charged to the
XKirttei bin din;; them ia.
coinirxiCATioxs.
Jls oar p wt) is limited, all conuijunicatloris
tuxitt h bde f aid to the rel:ii, 1th no v. uste of
word. ''
- . - SUCSCr.IDEK3
Are requested to notify the 621ce If the jmper
not filtered prompi'-y. '
... . XEWSPAPEIt DECISIONS.
1. Any person who tnfcps a p:iper roinilrr'v
from thii i'ii"l!ne. whether directed "to liis
uitie. onvhotluT ho is a suVscrlher or. not Is
rpons!:o fur tbj pny: i .
2. 'If P.ny p'erson ordors li:s pnpfr discontin
ued, be iiHLt iay aIi;irrtiira'ie.or the publisher
loftv ooQ'.imie to" send if uniii pavnu-nt i:-. made,
Mill coU.-i lU's wii.de auiount. whether thes pa
ptr li taen Xroin the oiiii-" or not.
. e!rts have d-ilM that refil ling to
tni-:o nc".vspt:;TS and -.eriodii-al- from I lie posr
ince, or ri iuoviii;: iind 1 1: thPiu uncalled
fcjr, in prii:ia vid-nee of istkntui. frai k.
Xotice TO E V ERV HOD Y. All subscribers n:iy
in f-;r their pnper tr us. and ordering It stopped
tit aertdn liaic, v.T.l find It fo stopped ; but
wo caaaot btr responsiola for what hs;s been
ton 'before onr thne, nr r for ordei-s supposed to
b fclrau by clhers to others. Our books oloae
must ba the .puide tor r.U c'.d subscriptions.
Please r?:si:'.r this.
Cr-1 and see D. Schnas? i. Co.'s new gooCs.
T wo fints a foot race, and nafy
funeral this week.
iU-meinber tlu Old Folks' Concert, on
Eatflrday night. .
tarjili: at ITanli Si night's.
tf.
Tiierv Till be a Strawberry and Ice !
Creaiu Festival given by the ladies j
of the M. E. Church on Wednesday !
venirg1. June Htlr, at Spiers' Hall.
T!.c triilns on tho B. & M. have been
delayed. somewhat for a few days past;
by thi? da Hinge done to the read by the
recent heavv rains.
Now Coo Js 1 1 the Shoe f-to'e, cheaper than
oTer., 3-tf.
We attention to
Wooda ''. Flemuiiug,
Water. They . are .ente
the new ad of
at" Weeping
prising young
men ;
; cive Lhem a lift.
1W' Dfui. t!ie gay old F.ob, the wav-
horio
of Salt Creek bottom, the pizen
ld Drniotrat' of C;u;3 county, called on
Ih? nniir.D, and shook its wife's paw
Jn oar nVt'iice. "
"Lincoln Journal say si the Iowa
Indiliis irf the southern part of this
- '-
State have increased from C1T to 220
du:iauViiy7'st year, and attributes
the si;Fm l-' the 'administrative ability
7) of U4r iigfiie. Mayor Light foot.
Lighifout, did you niiy hisnama was?.
Mrs.' Xl'tcTiard.?.--ii, of eilit Mile Grove
eentU'ifci u'iilee lit tle b;toket of .the first
Oeosdnriiies 'of the season, for which
she has our'thanks and the. assurance
t hat they 4t?tpd tir;
sugar."-
-niix.-t-Vwith
The b'lefipest'j.laee for your foot gear N at the
Shoe STtre., of, ttoj'i s. ;., Jr.TUt MEi:ar..l.
Aft'IDEXT-AT SOUTH BEND.
t
T a - learn
from ?dr. Ceo. Mattison I
that u fiprnaii family, by the name of t
CTafOTripm .Mr Dickew farm, had j
a lot of l.o'cs n.Snt to drovn, during ;
the storm, lust Friday,- and in endeav
oring t-s'ave -t'-ienv th old lady was
drow'n&I r.tSC ol J gclatU'huh was b.wa
ly resie-Aed. ' . "
We cau thiiik of, no geod use for so
niuA rrnri uulcsslt be to drive off and
deter th gvasshoppors from alighting
on our moist and hail stricken shores.
From, all parts) of the West we hear
of them and probably this wet spell
alone saved ws. fcui:i -seii jU3 dvv:-..:ta-tion
at the har.us, or rather bills of
tliese omiiiveriHM Inseetiverou. tursed
everotrs gourmands.
Flr.e Cut
Store. --.
,Tolajco. at the Tost OSc'e
Hook
6tf.
KElt :'T0nX LIFE INSUKANCE CO.
C;ish'' assets, .? -2,000,000.00. Annual
income, ove-r SS0O,0O0.OO purely mu
tuaL . '"
V.T. W.-Bliss, special Agent for this
Company, is Sioppinp at the Platte
Valley House. Parties rrishing Life
Insurance, wi II 4io well to look into the
rueritof this old reliable Company.
TLc CSth. Annual Statement of this
company re I fore ns, ttnd shows ife to
be one of ; the t soundest institutions' of
the kind in America, it having returned
to its policy holders ovt'r $2,000,000 in
dividend:?. tb prt year. The Tontine
Investment Policies issuVd by this 1
eompaay altord a larger, margin for
jr6fiU tban any other plan of Iiifp In
jmfanre- fcnowa-
Porit forgot the Dramatic fnfceitain--ment,
Friday" evening.
Gr.iteT3 f r f 1.40 at
would go burcfoo.ed?
the Shoe Store.
Who
We hare received VoL 1 Xo. 1 of the
Hastings Journal published at Hast
ings, Adams County. It gives flourish
ing accounts of the - growth of that
place and the amount of business done
there. A. L. Brighton and M. K.
Lewis are tlie publishers of the Jour
nal and get out a very neat little
seven column paper.
The City of Plattsmouth have madc
us a good pump, near the Herald
office on Main street. "We are very
much obliged, for" our part, and make
no doubt but that our neighbors will
join us in vote of thanks to that Hon
orable body our City Dads. Various
other improvements are contemplated,
wo understand.
COMMISSIONER'S COURT.
Flatt-smoutii, June 3, 1873.
Eoard met pursuant to adjournment.
Present, Jacob Vallery, Jr Timothy
Clark, Commissioners ; J. "NV. Johnson.
Sheriff.
After disposing of what business
came before the Board, they adjourned
to -meet next Monday, at one o'clock,
r. M, to consider Bridge matters.
D. V?. McKixxox, Clerk.
Don't forget the Old Folks on Sat
urday, with their funny dress, and
queer old bonnets, and odd old ways.
j The- only exclusive Hoot and Shoe Store m
i Casj County. Nothing below cost, but cheaper
th&aevcr. Petkk Mebges.
I
31cl)0NAG H S POEM.
We saw in print for the first time
yesterday Mr. MacDonagh's Poem, de
livered before the Press Association of
Nebraska on the 20th of last month.
We saw it in the Xorth Platte Enter-
t
. prise. It has thirty verses and is too
i j 11 t t . - k. - . . l t ' .i. : r..n
t long lor iiitr iiuulu iujiuuiimuu lu.ii,
n 1 I. 1 1 14- -rnV-1 oll. l!T.rt 4 r 1 r. ar
j as it is really a very pleasant, readable,
j spicy mulanyc about the newspapers of
the State. -
The walls of the High School build-
i ing are looming up grandjy. The first j
; story ia almost completed, and Mr: j
: Dexter, with hia characteristic energy, I
is pushing the work along as fast as
i men and means can do it.
This building will be a great orna
ment to Plattsmouth, when fully fin
ished. WOMAN'S
foreign . Missionary
sociEtr.
All members of the Woman's Fb-r
eign Missionary. Society and those la,
pviiirt.ithv with the irood work are ear-
nWtlv Hiiritl to meet at the residents
of Mrs. 1?. Spurlock, on Friday, June j
lih, at 2 o'clock p. ra., for the transact- j
ing of ery important business, which j
requiru ii Unity of forces.
Mbs. B. Srci'.LocK,
Presidenti
JfJ, GRANGERS, UOl
j Ilau l made boots at the Shoe Stcre for Four
! Dollars. Any use to seud to Chicago, ch?
I'F.TEItMEEtEJ.
DAMAGE TO CHOPS.
Wo are sorry to say that the fanners
j repurt that the excessive and long con- j
tinned rains have somewhat damaged
j the prospects of our crops. It could
' hardly be otherwise, with so much rain,
j and yet farmers are very much like
barometers their spirits ri.se and fall
i very suddenly, according to tho weath
er. We have such a wonderful soil
in if? adaptation to
drouth or wet, that
either extreme of j
if the rain will j
now cease and the sun come out for a
few days at a time, we have no fear
for the future of our crops.
Amo.ng the emigrant wagons last
week were two ''whose covers must
j have been made from some banners or
i canvas iucd duri-ug the late election..
jOne of .titer.-had :(J-R-A-X-T insurhJ
huge-ietters that the till of the H hung
over the side lxard, while the top of
the T would reach 'down to the wheel
on the other side. The other wagon had
Wilson in the same gigantic charac
ters. V,'
e'rr- gi.i l to see them taking the
j right kind of politics wiih them. .
r AN0TKEU OLD CITIZEN DAS LEFT
i rs.
s ...
John D. Simpson, "Esq.. long identi
i fiel with the Interests of Flattsmsuth
I and Cass county, and for some years
I:ist Agent of tho American Express
f cyA at t)l
0m ,
.-
lis place, has left us for
oes there to accept a
i situation" in the business house of
; Brewer. -BernSv; Co.: and ;vhile we
j are s; rry to lose Minfrdm FUttsmoutli,
' we hpc he inay find happiness, peace
f and pjeuty in lib hew. abode. 1 :
There is no doubt but that use could
j be found for several Quakers to give
i lessons in patieuee, and to exhort our
! peopla to abstain frotn the use of pro-
fane words in this county and elsewhere
i about. For 'some t inn to come there
: will I a goo Ual -of -tall -cussing, a
! great. deal of Wiiiting"fortli.'it letter or
j newspaper,, and sometimes a lack of
j meal in ! the barrel or oil in the cruse
j will le found. . .
j Cause why ? The big . raius have
j washed all the bridges away, the farm
j er can't get to the store, the mail man
to the l'ostofiice, or the farmer's wife
to the mill.
Mr. C. Williams of this place planted
some potatoes this spring. In due
! course of tiirie lie walked out to see
idiis 'tater3 but they wern't tfiere, not a
j 'tatur top was to be seen above the
'ground, so he thought he would dig
i those taters up and plant corn, but, be
hold! when he got do'.ni to'tho pota
toes they had sprouted and grown nn
cLr groun l, and crtch 'tatof had several
little 'tateTS big as hickory nuts grow-
ing fast id it, and so he let his topless
taters
what they -rouM
wlurt wc are wait-
do, siTul tltat is jtwt
lrvg fur;
i.osr LENA.
BY GEnTIB JOllNWi.
Kespc rtfully Inscribed to George and Mar?a
Levius, Sn memory of their lost child.
Beautiful beyond compare 1
- Breezes playing with her hair,
Bi.nllght kissing features fair
Bright Lena !
Wearied r.ith hr childish play,
All alone she sleeping lay,
'Neath the golden sun of .May
Sweet Lena t
Tiny form in Childish grace
Lying on its resting place.
Smiles upon the baby face j .'
Wee Lena !
Dreaming then of brighter skies,
Dreaming there of angel eyes
Watching her in sweet surprise ;
Pure Lena !
Back and forth a!ong the rows,
Back and forth the father goes ;
She Is sleeping there he knows ;
Loved Lena f
Often does he raise his eyes
Where the little sleeper lies.
Watching carefully his prize ;
in j Una!
Suddenly his heart stands still ! .
Ice seems all his veins to fill !
raralyzed is nerve and will I
Oh Lena !"
Towering upward to the skies.
Waving coils of smoke arise,
From the place where sleeping lies
Ills Lena t
'Oh. my darling !" Just one cry
Heard alone by IIim on hgh ;
For he feels his child must die ;
Ills Lena 1
Swiftly o'er the furrowed ground,
Swift as light from Heav'n unbound.
Files the father ; hear that sound :
"Oh, Iiena V'
Upright on her rustic bed.
Fiery flame, fierce, hot and red,
Circling tiny form and head.
Stands Lena.
Quick the father grasps his child ;
While her accents soft and mild :
"Don't hurt Lena !" Drive him wild.
Tortured Lena !
Tiny form enrobed for rest I
Wee hands crossed upon her breast I
One bird gone from out the nest 1 "
Lost Lena !
Op'nlng rose-buds In her hair.
Smile upon the features fair :
Free from every earthly care ;
Pure Lena J
Tiny mound fresh heaped with clay,
'Xi ath the soft blue skies of May,
Su&jUlue kissing it each day.
- " Sleeping Lena 1
Birds above It sweetly slngj "' -riowers
of the early Spriiij
Itound it all their fragrance fling.
Peaceful Lena t
iXATTSUOum. Xeu., June 2d. 1873.
Dont fail to attend Black Eyed Su
san, and the afterpiece, on Friday even
ing. JOE JEITERSOX.
On Tuesday, June lOtli, this cele
brated actor appears at Omaha, and a
special train will ' run up one evening
! of hi performance, of which due no-
tice will be given. This will be a rare
treat for our citizens, to hear this
great actor, and the good sense and
good management of the B. & M. lt.lt.
in Xebraska, in providing tho oppor
tunitj', should be appreciated and re
membered as it is well known that
these excursion traiiis are a source of
no great pecuniary profit to the Com
pany. If they pay their running ex
penses is all that is asked. Turn out
for Joe Jeilerson, then.
Git AND L'JUGE OF NEBRASKA,
Ancient Free and Accepted Ma-sons.
meets at Xebraska City, at 10 a.
on Tuesday June, 17. ' .
.The Union Pacific, Burlington & Mis
souri in Xebraska, Omaha & Xorth
western, Midland Pacific, and Kansas
City. St. Joseph & Council Bluffd Jtail
roads will return those who attend
the Grand Lodge at one-fifth (or less)
of the full fare on presentation of cer
tificate of attendance from Grand Sec
retary:, those who attend will pay full
fare going to Xebraska City and will
return home at reduced rates over the
roads above named.
THE DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT
and
OLD FOLKS' COSctiiKT.
Owing to the extremely unpleasant
weather of late, and the condition in
which the late rains have left our
streets and sidewalks, these two per
formance have been ostponed until
Friday and Saturday evenings of this
week.
Both performances have been thor
oughly rehearsed and are gotten up
with great care, and we honestly think
they will repay tho attendance of our
citizens.
Tleihember tho object is to refnove
tho debt from St. Luke's Church.-' .
LIST OF LETTERS ' '
Reiualnln
lu the riattstnouth. Tost Offlce June
1st, 1S7.1 ;
Alliery John
lilazell AVm.
Craig Aiiciia A. '
Craig, C.mlea L. .
Casc.j' Mary 2 letters
Cole L. I). .
Cahi John "
Cody Kiehard :
Dill J. A.
Goodwin Phillip
Holland UF. .
ILirtscl Ix?onard
Ilockaday B;W. -1
Instz Cathariue .
Kennedy Msy M.
Kiicin J. W.
L-e Chas. M. '
McArthnr A W.
MatbeuseM. B.
Iarsh Chas. .
-Marsh Chas.
Miller G. W.
Miller W. It. 2 letter
Peters J.N.
Preston J. G.
Oiderson Muttio .
Trcttynian Lewis
llose Wm. - - 1
Itoot James , , "
K ill ihan Michael
opaiiglcr Geo.
Sc:dtH.n.
Stiles John -Trauihull
J. M.
Tninry A.
Walter Minorvn
Walter Mrs. E.
Ware Floyd 2 letters
WiLson SalUe M.
GBAS!H0PrEUS ARE C03IING.
The grasshopper's have really made
their appearance in the counties west
and north of ns. . The Seward and
Fillmore Co. papers speak of them as
passing over in immense clouds, while
the Fremont and West Point papers
say they lit at these points and are
already doing some damage although
the inhabatants fondly hope their stay
will lie short; Letters from friends in
Burt nnd Cumming Co. say the grass
hoppers have "arriv" and are making
bad work with their gardens. At this
wi lling their numbers do not set'ia to
have been so great as- to have attacked
the? crois in tho fields, but there is no
telling at what moment a fresh and
hungry horde -may alight - and clean
every green thing1 from before them.'
Centaur .Liniment.
. ... 4. ' ." V .
There is no pain which tho bentaui liniment
will not relieve, no swelling It will dot subdue,
and no lameness which it will not cure. This Is
strong language, tut it Is true. W'hee the parts
are not gone. Its effects are marvellous. It has
produced more cures of rheumatism, neuralgia,
lock-jaw, palsy, sprains, swellings, ear-ache,
csiked-breasts, scalds, burns, salt-rheum, &.,
ujHn the human frame, and of strains, spavin,
galls. &c., upon animals in one year than have
a'l other pretended remedies since the woild
began. It Is a counter-irritant, an all-healing
pain-reliever. Cripples throw away their
crutches, the lame walk, poisonous bites are ren
dered harmless, and the wounded are healed
without a scar. It Is no humbug. The recipe is
selling as no artiel evet- before sold-, nnd it sells
because it does Just what It pretends to do.
Those who now suffer from rheumatism, pain or
swelling deserve to suffer It they will not use
Centaur Liniment. mre than looo certificates
or remarkable cures, including frozen limbs,
chronlc-rheuulatism. gout, running tumours. &.c.
have been received. We will send a circular
containing certificates, the recipe, &c, gratis to
to any one requesting it. One bottle of the yel
low wrapper .Centaur Einimeut Is worth one
hundred dollars for foundered or sweenled hor
ses and mules, or for screw-worm In sheep.
Stock-owners this liniment is worth your at-,
tentUm. Xo family should be without Centaur
Liniment. J. B. Kosk & Co., New York. 4My
Castoria is more, than a substitute for Cas
tor Oil. It Is the only safe article in existence
which is certain to assimilate the food, regulate
the bowels, cure wind colic and produce natural
sleep. It contains neither minerals, morphine
or alcohol, ami is pleasant to take. Children
need not cry and mothers may rest. . 4fi-iy
A very handsome little pamphlet
about the Mammoth Chicago Jubilee,
has been handed ns by Mr. Ilartsell,
the gentlemanly freight agent in this
city for the B. & M. in Iowa. Our pa-
Tior or full rliU wool- tli-ir v einnnt
per 13 SO IU11 LUIS Wetk llldC Ae cannot
itivp n.iiripct f tlin liwwitinn rnmmit-
. . ...
tee and other particulars that we
would like to give, but we again call at
tention to the fact that this great Ju
bilee is held in the Michigan Southern
and Bock Island Passenger Depot, the
finest Depot in the world, that it com
mences on Thursday, June 5th, and
that the B. & M. It. It. Co. offer half
fares for the round trip, which will
enable every body to see the great New
Chicago, and Lear a Jubilee for a mere
song. .-
Wheeland's mill caught fire
week, and for a few moments
promise of a fine conflagration,
fire Co. turned out and hollered:
last
gave
The
Joe
Conner siezed a Babcock, While Frank
Stadter grabbed an old town pump
lying on the sidewalk and rushed
yelling down the street. Before they
"arriv" at the scene of the red fiends
... ...
devastation a neighbor woman hail lent
Wheeland's boy a pail of sour butter
milk swill, the fumes of which operat
ed the same as sulphuric acid gas from
a Babcock engine, and immediatly ex
tinguished tho incipient Insurance
discounter. . ' - , - '',
Despite the rain and weather our
streets have. been crowded with the
white-topped wagons of the emigrant J
for the past two weeks. The Captain
of the ferry boat says they lutve aver
aged seventeen wagons a day, and the
long strings of cattle, horses, and in
some cases sheep, w hich daily pass be
fore our doors, boar token that the
great Wet somewhere must be settling
up. "Lands for the Landless" will
soon become a misnomer, for there will
be no land without a land-holder, and
there will be nobody landless to take
up the land if there were.
On a fair average these wagons will
contain lour souls to a wagon thus
making sixty-eight new inhabitants a
day, which cross the river at this point
alone. his means twenty to thirty
new homesteads opened for at least
each day's travel, aml each one of these
homesteads will soon have from forty
to eighty acres of prairie land under
cultivation, sending forth their hun
dreds of bushels of wheat and thous-j
ands of bushels of corn.
"Special notices.
HOME MARKETS.
Wheat.
Barley .
Corn . .
Oats . . .
Bye. . .
100&10 3
5.3ftG0
IS(ci20
, 20(,21
Deported by Cutler & White..
WANTED. '
A good
girl to do house wcrk for a small
family. Inquire at Postofflce,
10-3
Reed Itros, have an abstract o the taxes for
Weeping Water, Stove Creek and Elmwood
precincts, and wilt soon have one of Tipton.
They will receive money and pay taxes for par
ties in these precincts, frje of. charge. . r -
Eeed Bros, are" constantly receiving new sup
plies of Groceries, Dry Goods, &c, and buying
them tit the lowest cash prices. They cannot
le undersold. 10-1
' Business is business, and so are the Ciga,at
the l O. Doolv htph. I '' -' . ; '. ' . . 5-Lf.
Ladies, call and examine the nice and cheap
Gaiters at the Shoe Store; in-fore you buy else
where. No charge for showing them.
; 6-tf. Pf.tkii Mebges.' .
FOR RENT.
Tlie largo and commodious warerooni,- cellar;
and oilier oh .ei:ond floor ef building formerly
occupied by Jacob Vallery, jr.. in Masonic
Block. Enquire of It. It. Livin'ostox or -4-tf.
I- T. Dukr.
i -.
The howe sewing-machine
F. P. To Id & Co. are the Agents for the
Mowe Sewing Machine, in Plattsmouth.
They have oiencd a salesroom and ofllee on
Main street, between Fourth ami Fifth streets.
This Machine Is so well known that any words
pf praise from us would be useless. It Is a Lock
stitch, double threaded, machine, and ranks
No. 1, among the great Sewing Machines of the
day. ' Pt4
Legal Advertisements.
Darlington & Missouri Direr Railroad
Company in Nebraska.
Boston", Mass., May 13, 1ST3.
Th annual meeting of the Stockholders of
the P.urlingi-oii & Missouri K'ver hail road Com
pany in Nebraska, will be held at the ollice of
the Company in the city rf Plattsmouth. Ne
braska, Friday the joih day of June, proximo,
for the election of Directors, and oilier business
which may legally come before the meeting.
It is proposed to change the time of the annual
meeting. By order of the Board.
J. N. Dknisox,
8-5t Secretary;
Probate Notice.
Notice is hereby given to all persons having
accounts against the estate of Jonathan Adams
deceased, to file the sable in the ofllee of
11-obate Judge Flatfsmoutli. Cass County Neb
raska, on or before the 1st dav of letobcr, A. D.
ls;:. . M. E. Ellison; Probate Judze,
May21,l8?3; 8W3.
Notice
Is hereby given that alt persons who hae made
Improvements on the School Lands of this
Couuty since the Twenty-first day of June,
A. 1. 1872, cai have sudh Improvements ap
praised by notifying the Coutty Clerk of tlie
same on or before the Fifteentu day of June,
A. D. 1S73.
, By order of the County Commissioners,
D. W.McKXNNON. .
. - - Clerk Cass Co.
Estray aotiee.
Staved from the subs'-rrlber, ltv)n near Ktht
Mile drove, Cass Vounty, Xt-t)., tn rvtturday.
May 3lst, two mules : one biowu with a sore on
the left shoulder, the other of a black color,
branded with "C" on the left shoulder, A
lileral rew ard will be given for the return of the
said mules, or any information that will enable
me to find them. 'II. 1. Auxoiy. ,
l"j2t
Sheriff's Sale.
In the District Court of Nebraska? In and for
Cass County.
II. L. K. Stiles, I
I Legal notice.
JOI1.V SX V'DKR &
N 11.1,1AM SXYIFR.
T?y virtue of an 01 der of sale Issued to me IB
the above entitled cause lut of the said
Court. I will at Klevcn oVIoek a. m. on Mondav
the lcth day of June, A. 1. 1"7J. offer at public
Sale to the liiahtt and best bidder at the front
door of the C?urt House in Plattsmoiitli Neb
raska the following deseiibed Keal hstate to
w it. Lot No. Five t.5i in Hlo-k No. Sixty three
(K'.i in the City of Plattsmouth C:is County
Nebraska. Tlie above Heal Kstate will be sold
on said d:-iy to satiNfv the decree of the Court in
favor of the Plaintiff against Defendants and :ts
the pmpertv and Krai Kst::teof Ihe Defendants.
(liven under my hand this- l4t"n day of Mav,
A. 1). 1873. J. W. Johnson,
Sheriff, Cass Co., Xebra-skA.
Sam M. Chajman PHT'8 Attorney. 8-5t.
Sheriff's Sale.
IX the District Court ot Nebraska, in
jud for
. Cass county : ,
James MixciiELL, I
vs. Legal Notice.
. ANDREW J. Kl.KrSEO, i
& A. J. KLEl'SKU. f
Ty vtrlue of an Order of Sahl Issued to
the above entitled cause out ot said
me In
Court.
I will at Two o'clock 1. M. on Monday the l;th
dav of June, A. 1. 1S7:1. offer for sab' at public
sni tion at the front door of the Court House in
Plattsmouth. Nebraska, the following described
Keal Estate, to-wit :
Five abres ot ground commencing at the
Northwest conn r of the Northwest quarter C-4,
of the Northeast quarter Section number
Nineteen (l'.). In Township number Twelve UH).
North of liamie number Fourteen (14) Ea-st of
tho Sixth IVincipal Meridian, in Cass county, j
Ne'ifaska, thence East along tlie JNortn line ol
said Section thirty-seven c!7i rods, thence South
twentv-oneiMid sixty-thre! hundredths (til M
loo), rod:? thence .West thirty-seven (,:!7) rods.
North thelice to the place of beginning. The
k1kc real estate will be sold on said day to satis
fy the decree ot tue court in tavoroi tuei iaiuui
( air.linst LH-jendants and as the property and
real estate ot the OeleiKlants,
1 Given underlay hand this
14th day of Maii
it n
187X
j. w
JOHNSON,
Sheriff Cass Co., Nebraska.
Sajn. SL Chapman, I'l'tfs' Att'y. . 8-5w
Legal Notice.
In the name of the people of the State of Ne
braska, John M. Hiiu hrnan and Alice Hinch
inaoi whose place of residence is unknown, and
Joseph V. IliiK-limsn of the State of Iowa, wiil
take notice that William E. Donelaii of the
County of Cass and Slate f Nebraska, did on
the tf't h day of Mav, 173, file his petition in the
District Court of the Second Judici.il District of
the State of Xebraska. in and for Citsd County,
against the said John M.' Diiieiimtn, ' Alice
ifiiicbinan, his wife, and Joseph V. Iliiicbiuan,
defendants, setting forth that-John M. Iliiu li
man ami Alice Hinclmian, his wife, gave a
mortgage to the said William E. Donelaii on
the following lands to-wit : Lots one and two
It and 2) in lilock No. eleven (11). in the city of
nattseiouih, and also on the undivided half of
the following described land to-wit : commenc
ing t entv-two rods south of the northwest
corner ot the southwest quarter O4) of section
I eighteen (is), tovn twelve (.12) range fourteen
(M), east 01 tnc H 11 piineipai mention, 11111-.
liin thence ca-;t forty rods, thence south
twetitv-four i'j-ti rods, thence west forty 4o)
rods, t hence north twenty-four C'4) rods to th
place of beginning, all the above lands in Cas-s
Countv, Nebraska, to secure the payment tf
Soo und interest, according to a certain prom-l-ory
not' referred to in said mortgage, and
that since the civinrof the said mortgage the
said Josph V. Ilineliman, the other Deiendant,
claims some interest in a part of said lands un-
1 ' irtiun atm.T mien o. i
der the said John m. u
lemiian. ai.a iravmg
that said John M. Ilineliman may pay said sum
now claimed to be due. wiih interest, amount
ing to the sum of Slim, and interest on the same
from the list Ii day of September 1k72, r.t the
rate of n percent per annum, that being the
balance due after deducting all payments, or
that said premises may be sold to pay the same,
and the said John M. "ILinchman. Alice Ilaich
iiian and Joseph V. Hiuchman are notified that
thev are required to appear and auswersaid pe
tition on or Wfore Monday the 7ih day of July,
A. D. IS73, or judgment wiil be rendered accord
ing to the praver of the said petition.
Dated this sit!th dv of Jlav 1S73.
WM. E, DONE LAN, Plaintiff,
by Wilxitt Pott 1 n 1 k it,
II13 Attorney. 8-3t.
Leal Notice.
Hibbard & Spencer of the State of Illinois,
Isaac Weil, Isaac Kahn and William M. Wieth,
of St. Joseph, Missouri, the St. Joseph Manu
facturing Comoaiiv of the State of Indiana,
and A. M. Al'eii. formerly of the State of 31as
s;( husetts, but whose residence is now unknown,
Francis A. White, of New Jersey, and G. F.
White, of Iowa, will take notice that Eunice
A. White, a married woman, did on the 21st day
of Mav. 1873, 1'le her petition in the District
Court, 'second Judicial District, in and for Cass
County against the said Hibbard & Spencer,
Isadc Weil and Isaac Kahn.-the St. Joseph
Manufacturing Company. A. M. Allen. Francis
At While and G. F. white, and other Dclend
abts, setting forth that Willis J. Morton and
Paulina A. Morton (by name and .signature of
P. A. lb. rlon) gave a mortgage to Francis A.
White. Era S. ll.iwley ;nd O. F. While, oil tho
south cast quarter (Vi' of section thirty-three
(:!) in towu.-diip liumher eleven (11) north of
range number eleven (11) east of the 0th Princi
pal Meridian, soid the north half ('i)ofthe
north west oiiarteri v, 1 of the south east quarter
On) of section number four (4) in township num
ber ten (lo norm ot range number eleven (ii)
east of the Sixth (rth) Principal Meridian, lying
said being in Cass County and State of Nebras
ka, to secure the payment of S4.i.i5.74 according
to a certain note of Wiilis J. Horloii and Wil
liam C. Jenks. referred to hi said Mortgikge,
which Mortgage and Note the said Francis A.
White. Ezra S. Mawlev and G. F. White hae
duly assigned f o plaintiff in her own right, and
that since the giing of said mortgage the other
Defendants claim .some interest in said hinds
under the s;iid Willis J. Horton and William C.
Jenks, and praying that the said Willis J. Hor
ton and William C. .leaks may pay said sum of
!.(:. 74 v it h interest at 12 ier cent per annum
from January 1 1th lsr.'.i, which is now claimed
to be d ue, less S37..r- paid on the 4th day of
September, 1871. and S.oiki assumed by James
Chbe 011 the ISth day of December, l i71, or
that said premises may be sold to pay the same,
and the said Hibbard abd Spencer, Is
. Isaac W eil
and Isaac K ah it, William M. Weith, the Saint
Joseph Manufacturing Company, A. M. Alien,
Francis A. White and G. F. White are notified
that thev nre required to appear and an-wer
said pctifion on or before the the third Monday
afier the 12th day of June, 187J.
Dated May 21st, 1873.
Attest. D. W. McKINNON,
Clerk of District Court, Second Judicial Dis
trict, Cass County, Nebraska.
EUNICE A. WniTE,
By Whekleu & Stinciicom h. -8-4t
Her Attorney.
Public Sale of School LaMs.
Notice Is hereby given that pursuant to an act
of the legislature of the Stateof Nebraska en
titled an act "lo .provide for the registry of
School Lands for the cotitrol and disposition
thereof, and for the safe keeping of the funds
derived from the sale and lease of said land"
which said act was approved June 24th, A. D.
lsu7. Aud also . in Hccordaiice witli n subse
quent amendment to said act, approved Febru
ary Kth, A. D. 1SU9, I will 011
Wtilnt&lay the 2oih thty of June
next, at the hour of ten o'clock A. m.,
at the front door of the Court House in
Plattsmouth City, Cass County, Nebraska, offer
fursale at public auction to the highest bidder,
ail toe following described School Lands in said
county, to-wit :. .
rs
o'
3
c
3
3
a
id
10
11
11
11
11
13
12
13
12
11
11
11
11
11
10
10
3
013
a
Part of Section.
,i Xit '-
n- H
S; W. )4
n.- of s. e. k
aU yf "
all of ' '
38
16
16
16
16
36
SO
16
16
16
16
16
10
36
36
16
36
0
9
9
C
9
9
9
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
11
12
12
12
12
12
13
15
13
s. C of n.
e. ii
n. i of s. e.
.4
s. 14'. of s. e,
i: 4 of n. e,
s. w. is of n. e. 11
1
XV 1 '
s.!-i
of
n. w. ys
s. w. 14
all of
ii.
n, of s. e: U
s. w. IS of s. e.
16 10
16 10
H
H
16
36
16
16
16
io
10
30
80
JO
36
30
S6
36
86
SO
86
10
10
11
11
11
11
11
11
13
10
11
11
13
13
i?
11
s. e. i ot n. w.
4
s. w. hi of n. e,
n. e. IS of n. w
hi
s. H of n. w.
n. H of s. w. IS
ji. v. 01 s. e.
s. e.
4, S. W. M Of S,
n. e. IS of s. e,
all of
h." e,
U si. w. It
e. i of s
lot
lot 4
b. e. 4 of n. e,
t s. w.
lot 4
4 of n: c. H
Said sale' will cantinned from dav to day
until all of the above described lands shall havo
been ottered.
In witness whereof I have hereunto Set my
hand and affixed the seal of said County; at
Plattsmouth, this fffch dav of Msv, A. D. 187K
D. W. Mx'Kis.vojs;
-7t . Cotinfy Clerk.'
Estray Notlca
' Taken up by the undersigned on tfiePth da;
of My, 1S73, one Bay Mare, about 14 years old
wifu - urunucd us the riant ami "j ' ontite
left shoulder. The owner can have the same
! hv c.i linn on the undnmi'mml ami miviiiL' ttn
t ebarsre. . Kti'.iiitin f.mas
i iuno irfs. i.reenwooa 1 rpcincr. .-NeiinLSK.-i. :
May 15, 1873. 8-3t.
. Sheriff's Sale. -
IX the District Court ot Xobraska, In And for
Cass County :
O. L. Palmet, I
vs. i Legal NotlcOi
Joajf Koss and t
Sl'SAN JtOS. f
Ty virtue of an Order of Sale Issued to me In
the a!wve entitled caaif out of the said
Court, I w ill at Ohe o'clock, P.M., on Monday
the mill day .liuiP. A. LK IsTS, offer for sale at
the front door of the Court House, in Plarts
niouth, Nebntska, the following described lte;d
Eslale, to-wit :
Its miniber seven (7) and eight Cs, In Block
number thirty-six (;), tn tlw City of I'latts
moHih, "as county.-Nebraska. The love
re.-d estateulll lw sold on said day tosatisfv the
decree of the said Court in fvor "of the l'la'n
tJff and against the Defehdants, anl as the
pruperty and n-ai estate of the defendants.
tiiveirr.uder my hand this nth dav of May,
A. D. 18T3. J. w. JOHNSON.
Sheriff Cavt Co., Nebraska.
SAit.'M. CitiritAN, Ilil's Att'y. 8-5w
Sheriff's Sale.
Isaac Veil and Isaac Cahn "J
Willis J. irorton. William Exccution
C. Jciiks ami James Ciizbe. J
Notice Is hereby given that I will ofTer for sale
at pubiie auction at the front door of the Court
House in Piattsmomh. Cuss Countv, Nebraska,
on Mondav, Hie 3lli day of June. "A. D. 187i, at
one o'clock p. m. of said day, the following real
estate, to-wit :
'1 he south half of th north r-ast qiiartef
( of section number thirteen ill' in township
number ten 10) north nf range number eleven
ill) east of the Sixth Principal Meridian. Id
Cass County. Nebraska, and lot rrumber five (5)
in block number sixty-six H'V. bit number six
;) in block number s"ixty-s1. (Ci; and lot num
ber three (3i in block number sixty-eight (cs)
iuid lot number four (4 in block number sixtv
eicbt ("W, ail in the town of Weeping Water,
Cass County. Nebraska, levied upon as the
property of the said Defendant, Willis J. Mor
ton by virtue of an execution iu favorof the
Plaintiffs, Weil and Cahn. issued by the Clerk
of the District Count, within and for Cass Coun
ty, Nebraska, and to me directed as Slientl of
said County.
Given uuder my hand this osthdayof May.
a. d. 173. j. w. Johnson,
Sheriff Cass County, Neh.
. O. S. Smith. Attorney for Plalntiif. 9-5t.
HERE WE COME!!!
We would -respeotfully announce to the peo
ple of Cass County that we have opened a
HARDWARE STORE & TIN SHOP
at Weeping Water where we will keep a good
assortment of everything pertaining to. this
branch of business, also a full stock bt fanning
Imfilements.among others the Marsh Harvester.
.which needs no comment. We put in the cele
brated i.Xetaiiu CJ hndcr Jones' I'miip, the best
pump in the market especially for deep wells.
Tin ware made and repaired on short notice.
All goods warranted to give satisfaction. Coun?
pjid see for yourselves. -10-tf
1 - WOODS & FLEMING.
St.; Louis & Southeastern
Railway -
CONSOLIDATED.
"NASHVILLE SHORTEST LINF."
And Direct Route to
Nashville,
Chattanooga,
Bdleville,
CenttoliOi
Cairo,
ShaUitteetot&ni .
Emnsrillei
Memphis,
Montgomery,
Mobile,
New Orleans,
Galveston,
Atlanta,
Macon,
Charltstotcn,
Savannah,
Knoxvills,
Bristol,
LyncJilurg.
Richmond,
Norfolk,- .
And all Points
Soiith ami Southeast.
GOOD REASONS WHY this la the preferred
Eoute. '
IT IS THE ONLY LINE running Pullman
Talace Drawing Jtoom sleeping Cars through
from St. Louis to Nashville without change.
IT IS THE ONLY LINE under one manage
ment between these Cities.
IT IS THE ONLY LINE by which passcn-
F:ers can save from GO to 200 miles travel, and
rom six to twenty-four hours time.
IT IS $2.45 CHEAPETt from St. Louis to
Na-shville than the circuitous route via. Louis
ville. - Otrii MOTTO : T f .
QUICK TIME!
GOOD CARE!
CLOSE CONNECTIONS!
New and elegant dav coaches equipped with
the Westingbonse Air Brake and the Miller
Coupler and Platform are run In all trains. ,.
Through Tickets on sale arid Baggage check
ed at all the principal Ticket Ofllces in the West
ana ortn. - -
Ask for tickets via the "Southeastern Rail
way." E. F. WINSLOW,
Gon'l Manager, St. Louis.
W. B. DAVENPORT,
Gen'l Ticket Agent, St. Louis."
The Lincoln lloiite
The A. & N. Railroad.
VIA.
LINCOLN, NEB.,
' " -' TO '
St. Joseph,
TecunLseh,
TopeJca,
Leavewoorth,
Pawnee City, j y-
LatcrenceT f' ' O f. t
x Palis City'i.
White Cloud-.
Doniphan," 1 . " " : - -
' ' - "Kansas City,'
St. Louis,
Cincinnaiii
Indianapolis,. ' . "
' Columbus,
LouteeilU,
Nash title,
Memphis,
-Chattanooga,
Atlatltai Mobila
New Orleans,
And all the Points In the
Southwest, South arid Southeast.
THE PLATTSMOCTn PEOPLE -By
taking the express train at Lincoln on the
ATCHISON & NEBRASKA
RAILROAD.
Upon their arrival at Atchison, the
Great Railroad Center of
the West,
Can obtain, wlthcut
DELAY OR INCONVENIENCE,
the very best Sleeping Car accommodations,
and will reach St. Louis early next morning, be
tng a niucli Cheaper and Shorter route than
that via. Pacini Junction. Track and Uoad bed
are in excellent condition. Tho passenger ac
conuuodatious are of the best.
No Expense Nor Pains
Have been spared to make the traveler com
fortable. LAY OVER CHECKS;
Will be given by the Conductor to those' wish
ing to stop off at any of the many places of In
terest on the
ATCHISON NEBRASKA J2. R.
Without incurring any additional, expense.
Thus affording Travelers unsurpassed facilities
lor visiting the Paradise of aU Gardens,
"The Gfreat Nemaha Valley
, Tr. f. wmif, . . .
t General Pawing tt A?0t.-. . ,
Atchison, Kansas.
Farriers and Horsemen.
r
i
;
I
ir. W. t. Jones bees lere fo caH orttwrtoti '!
i V le l.toi liiHl oh mm iui
Vf Hie laui unit low juv wr cm ri
! fine aiuuiaia from the cant. Tlx.
TIIE WEBB JACK?
Fmni Fairfield, Iowa, and tho Iron GTy S'of
man SuOllon called
. norHAn?
tive years bid and weighs !.Ttd pounds. ,
l"hev are bdh sure foal getters, and will stand
at Kock ltlurts ami elsewhere hi the County
during tho season. For full particulars see
Bills. 51-131.
THE"VICT0R" S.M. COS
NEW SEWING MACHINE
'VICTOR"
Runs very Easy,
Runs tery Tast,
Runs very Still,
Has a New Shuttle sujierior to all others.
defies Competition.
Great improvement tu Needle,
Cannot he Set Wrong.
tiyAgents Wanted.
Address THE "VICTOR" S. M. CO.
M loth st., 4 doors west of Ilroadwsy, N. V.
415-lot.
IL A..1VATEKMAX k SON
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
1 n c
u m b c r ,
LAfU, SHINGLES,
Sash, Doors, Uliiuls,
B-4t.
I
FOIl
THE HERALD.
8
OP ALL KINDS
AT THE
Herald Office,
JOB OFFICE COMPLETE
PRINTING
Of All Kinds,
Neat anc cheap
At the
Nebraska Herald bFFicE.
PLATTSHGU Till UImmi
I'LATtsascrtrn. nth
W1A -
rLocn. cotx meaa FiH2ii
Always on IiuskI, ittid tor sale at limMt
prices.
mtw Iflchost pHoe puftl fl trtfoti 'JLi
Corn.
Particular attention riven to f?iihtirrh Vnit.'
NEW ITAVEN ORGAN C7.
Manufacture tho Celebrated
Jubileo aDd Temple Ordnf:
. . ' i. - 1 , , : 1 - I
These Orgsns are ir.isurpsvscd In nwil!ty of
tone, style of llnl.ih, simplicity of construction,
and durability. ...
Also MliLo'DUONS In various styles n1 Uh
e"aleil in toji .
Send Tr Illustrated Calalonie.
Adcln-ss NEW HAVEN ORGAN CO.'. t.
New Haven, Conn.
tiVAcctits wanted. 4-i3t .
I am now prepared to fund! the bout ujia'
dulteralcd unite
TWICE, EVERY DAT
To all parties llotifying me
PETER COOS.'
,j
Excelsior Barber Sho?;
J. O. BOON&
Main street, opposite Brooks Hoos.
fiair Cutting, Shaving and
Shamrjodning:
Especial Attention given to
CUTTING CHILDREN'S HAIR.
Call arid soc BOONE, gents and get a boon ta I
CLEAN SHAVE.
n4l-iy.
NEW STORE,
WEEPING WATER. NEBRASKA.
Jas, Olisboo & 8ds
Dealers In
General Morctaiidisd
inch ai
Dry Goods,
Groceries,
Hard warn,
Wueeniwire,
Maw, Can.
Notions, Sic., Stc.
We are Agents for
Wiilcox & Gitbs1 Sewing Machlntt:
CITY 31 EAT MAllKETf
GEO. FICKLER,
rroprleior.'
The best of Fresh Meats always in
hand in their season.
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR
FAT CATTLE.
tsr IBghefct-Cash Fflco pdld for greeil hldM.'
MAIN SP.EET,
rLATTSMOUTII, - -e-stf
neb:
FARMERS EXCHANGE,'
B. G4 HOOVER;
LOUISVILLE, NEBRASKA:
Keeps constantly on hand all Staple Arttfciii
such as
COFFEE, .
SUGAR,
TOBACCd,
molasses:
Dry Goodf
Boots Shoos,
Tn fnrt; rvcrything usually kept in a Variety
Store, which will 1e sold on small proflu for
CASH. All kinds of Produce taken la exchange
for goods, and tho
Highest Market Prices given irl tieun
for Grain. IP
Machine Shop
1
TVayman $ Curtis;
PLATTSMOUTn, NEB.,'
Repairer of Steam Etglnes, Boilers, Saw ini
Grist Mills. ...
Gas and Steam Fltthips, Wrought Iron Tip,
Force nnd Lift Pumps. Steam Guagca, Safety
Valve Governors, and all kinds ot
Brass Engine Fi
Furnished on Bhcrtriotlce.
Farming Machinery
Repaired on short notice.
8-t.
Thos. W. Shryocfe,
r?
CABINET MAKE 17
AND"
UNDERTAKER
And dealer la all kinds of
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