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COMMUNICATION'S.
As our space Is limited, all communications
must be brie! and to the point, with no waste of
words.
LOCAL NEWS.
COOL, ( OMI ORTAHLEA tTXXIXtt
Ice Cream Parlor above Post Office.
FINEST ICE CREAM IN THE CITT.
Families, Farties, aud Festivals supplied at
short notice and on reasonable terms. Remem
ber the Putt Oflce lee Cream Parlor.
II. J. STREICIIT,
12t3 W. K. DARRAH.
The closing exercises of Doane
collage, Crete, were said to be very
interesting.
A small load of hay taken in sub
scription at this office.
One of our City Couneileman has
baked potatoes three inches under
cround. He says so. .
SAW DUST AND LLMIH.K FOIt SALE.
Saw Dust and Cottonwood Lumber
for sale all the time at the Steain Saw
Mill, on the river bank, by
I -l it. Wm. Edgkrtox.
Cal. Pannele and Charley I-aienby
lrave a fine lot of horses.
Maturate a IMere of llread or Heat
Willi K;-slii- juice, mill It trill dixxolrr. This is
digestion. Add to such a mixture a little alco
hol, and it will iut ttiinolr. This Is iiuligrntion.
He ware, then, of lim-luiis. or tonics, or dceoc
tioii3 containim; spirituous liiiiors. Shun all
rum "toiiies" and n-ly solely on I Ml. Wai.kkk'm
V in khak Hittkiw, the finest digestive invitr-
rant known, and free from tho fiery corse of
Aleohol. lU.
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Strang, the great wind-mill man, has
been making Fourth of July speeches
out at Seward, and Tommy Wolf fol
lowed suit but could'nt trump. Strang
carried the "joker."
A few bushels of corn or oats will be
taken on subscription, at this office.
SLf
It is currently reported that Frank
Stadler and Billy Neville were tele
graphed to know if they could bring
the riatt.smouth Habcock on to C'hica
go, to help put out their lire.
(toods delivered free all over town
by
1 - t f . Wm. CJ. Woodruff.
Land Sale.
Don't forget the sale of property, be
bmging to the Duke estate, to bo sold
by the executor next Saturday, at the
Court House, flo and examine the lots
ar.d be ready to bid. A clear title
will be made for all lots sold.
;1CF.AT SALE OF LOTS AND LAND.
('apt. I. D. Uennctt, executor of the
Duke Estate, will oiler for sale on the
rjTll DAY OK JVLY,
at the front door of the Court House,
in the city of Plattsmoutli, a number
of very desirable Lots and Parcels of
Land suitable for homes for everybody ;
.situated in "Duke's Addition."
Also some very line lots in the city
OF PI.ATTSMOITII,
ne of which has a desirable dwelling
bouse upon it.
l.IUHT ACltlS OF TIMBER
av ill also le sold, lying three miles
South of town; this is a very valuable
tract and could be sold at private sale
readily, but must be sold at public auc
tion. Now is the. time to get a cheap build
ing spot.
Parties wanting to purchase will be
shown the lots or land by Capt. Uen-m-tt
at any time. A good clear title is
gu irrauteed to every lot and piece of
land sold. Uemember the lsth of
.Inly.
t -ot. I,. D. Bennett, Executor.
Take Notice.
Eight acres of timber upon which
there are over 200 cords of wood, will
be offered for sale next Saturday, by
E. D. Bennett, executor of the estate
t S. Duke. Also a small house and
lot in a very desireable location.
A Pole most brutally murdered a
man and Ids wife near Lowell on Fri
day last. lie was nearly lynched by the
infuriated people, but better counsel
prevailed and he is lodged in jail at
;ibbvu.
A story is going the rounds of the
Press that we went out to Kearney last
week with a lot of school mar'ms. We
went with our wife, and it was none
of our business who the other chaps
went vith.
THE NEBRASKA HOLINESS AS
SOCIATION -will hold a camp meeting for the pro
motion of Holiness; In their large
Tabernacle, at Plattsmouth, Neb., be
ginning Aug., 12th, 1874. and closing
on the following Monday evening; all
wno love the Lord Jesus, are invited
to this feast. Arangements will be
made with Ml the llailroads centering
here for reduced fare, and published
won,
By order of the Association,
C. McKelvey,
Plattsmouth, July 13th., 1S74.
WARRANTED STRICftLY PURE
DRUGS AND -MEDICINES,
DR. G.
II. CHAPMA2TS
PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE.
ALL THE LEADING
PatenOIcdiciness the day,
FRESH AND NEW.
A LARGE STOCK OF PERFUMERY AND
TOILET ARTICLES, PAINTS. OILS, (In
cluding all kinds of LUBRICATING
OILS,) VARNISHES. WINDOW
GLASS, and PUTTY. BOOKS.
STATIONERY,and INITIAL
PAPER, GOLD PENS,
THE LARGEST AND
BEST ASSORTM
ENT IN THE
WEST.
PURE CANDIES.
CHOICE TEAS. AND FINE
CIGARS. PURE COLD ARCTIC
SODA WATER. EVERYTHING
NEW, CHOICE AND ELEGANT.
One Door West of the Tost Office.
DR. G. B. CHAPMAN.
9-3m
FOR SALE.
Seybolt Holms have just received
a fresh car load of One horses, which
they are selling cheap for cash, or on
time with good security. These horses
are all young and of the best breed, and
all those wanting horses will do well by
calling on them before buying elsewhere.
If the city Council do not take some
measurers to stop the infernal din of
cow bells and dogs nights in this town,
the Herald will see if there is no
other legal process that will compel
decent quiet on our streets nights. It
has come down to square business with
us; troubled at best to ever get a good
night's rest, the late pandemonium of
nuisances is hurting both our health
and our business, and we demand re
lief from the city authorities. If they
do not aee fit to make this a fit town
for human lieings to sleep in we shall
try some higher authority. The State
guarantees us protection for health
and property, and the city taxes us
enough to insure us both for that matter.
OUR WEEPING WATER LETTER.
Weeping Water, July 4th, 1874.
Dear Herald: It would seem
from the non-apiearancc of communi
cations from this part of the county,
that the celebrated Weeping Water
had run dry, but be it known to your
numerous readers that enough water
still runs in its channel to turn three
excellent mills in our neighborhood,
besides several more lower down to
wards the Old Muddy, and there are
plenty of writers for the Herald if
they only had the spare time.
The ground is very dry at present,
but crops of all kinds look promising,
wheat will soon do to harvest, and
corn is coming forward finely ; fruit is
seen in abundance wherever there
are trees of sufficient size and age to
bear.
Our County Commissioners have
been through this part of the county
and left their mark in the shape of a
number of good substantial bridges,
all of which are A No. 1. We think
the present board of commissioners
will be known in history as the bridge
building commissioners of the nine
teenth century.- This as well as other
improvements must enhance the value
of our lands and make old Cass county
a very desirable county to locate and
reside in, in fact when we get good
roads, good bridges, good school houses
and good meeting houses, we shall al
most begin to think we are away down
east again, and we shall rejoice with
exceeding great joy. .
The cause of temperance is not a
lost cause, there aro evident signs of
life and action, the old pioneers of
temperance are up and dressed, ready
to take the field whenever it is neces
sary ; our watch-word being this, "Vice
of all kinds must be repulsed and
never be permitted to spread and
reign predominant over this fair land
of ours."
S. I'. Hardy.
LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Plattsmouth Postofflce July
1st, 1874 :
Alley. Miss T.- Meeker, Charley 2
Brown. W. 11. Morrissay. Mike
liuek. Floram-e Miller, S. A.
Bishop, Fred 3 Martin. J. M.
Brown. Chas, W. Oram, Thos.
Barnes, .las. P. Olson. Swan
Cimii. MissTiorra Peterson John 2
t'oreoiaen Miehael Smith, IK V.
Cook, B. Shammon, S. J.
Cook, John Stockton. S. A.
Cox. Debora. Briirs, Auora
Davis, Dora Minson, Chas.
Diekanson, Mike I-enrod. Miss Mary
Enkemiere. Fred Tipping. Henry 2
Edward. Geo. W hite, S. K.
Barrell. J. G. Wolverton, Rnben
Gilmore, Mrs. Nnney Hutchins, Geo. W.
ilolbrat. Mrs. Juo. Haines, Cearlcs .
Hicks, Geo. A. B. Haskell, A. 1U
Persons calling for the above letters Mil
please say "Advertised."
J. W. Marshal!. r. M. .
MARRIAGES.
The Plattsmouth editors have Wen
treated to new hats by an enterprising
and charitable citizen, Chas. McEntee.
They hadn't any before, and are put
ting on a good deal of style about it.
Liwoln Blade.
What a buster! Charley you see
how it goes to give anything to an ed
itor. Last summer somebody stole all
Stiles clothes off the line one night.
.Somehow the papers got it our clothes
and pretty soon one papier gravel- in
quired: "If Tip-Top and family were
going round naked since all their
clothes were stolen."
There was a big runaway on sixth
street yestorday. The team moving
Mr Arnolds furniture took a start and
sailed down to Am. Lazenby's corner
for a drink, concluding that lightning
was stronger than Am's best, they
idraddled the telegraph pole,fora shock,
md jrt it.-
CANADAY HUNTEX At the residence of
the bride's Father in Weeping Water,' Cass
county. Neb., July 8th, 1ST4. Mr. Z. L. Canaday
to Miss Mary E. Hunter, all of this county.
CASS COUNTY FAIR PREMIUM LIST.
HORSES & MULES.
JUDGES Sa muel Rector. Andy Tay
lor, and Timothy Clark.
LOT 1.
THOROUGHBREDS.
Best stallion
Second best stallion
Best mare
Second best mare
LOT 2.
..$10 00
.. 5 00
5 00
.. 2 50
ROADSTERS.
Best stallion $ 500
Second best stallion 250
Best mare ...w 5 )
Second best mare 2 50
Best pair of mares or horses.. ,,,, 500
Second best pair of mares or horses . . ,. . 2 SH
Best single horse, mare or gelding .. 5J
Best pair of draft horses 500
LOT 3.
HORSES FOR GENERAL UTILITY.
Best stallion, 2 years old and over $ 5 00
Second best st;UJion.2 years old and over. . 2 50
Best mare, 2 years old and oyer 5 00
Second best mare. 2 y$ars old and over.. .' 2 80
Best colt, (mare or horse), one year ol J
and under two . 500
Second best colt, (mare or horse), 1 year
old and under 2 2 05
! Best brood imire, with one co'.t Z 00
i rci:id brt brood marr.-'w-rt'i oner!f "
r
LOT 4.
-. . TROTTING & PACINO.
Fastest trotting horso or mare, best two
In three, one mUe 00
Fastest trotting span of horses, best two
In three, one mile 15 00
Fastest pacing horse or mare, best two
In three", one mile. ... . 15 00
No premium awarded where time Is not made
in 3Vt minutes.
LOT 5.
SWEEPSTAKES.
Best stallion of any age or breed S10 00
Best mare of - any age or breed 5 0
Best colt, (mare or horse), under 1 year.. . 5 00
LOT O.
DONKEYS & MULES.
Best Jack, over 2 years old S 5 00
Second best Jack, over 2 years old 2 60
Best Jennet, over 2 years old 2 50
Second best Jennet, over two years old 1 00
Best mule colt, under 1 year old 2 50
Second best mule colt, under 1 year old . . . 1 00
Best pair of mules, any age 5 00
CATTLE.
JUDGES D. II. Wheeler, A. P. West
on, and JameiS Patterson.
LOT 1.
SHORT HORNS.
Best bull, 2 years old and over $10 00
Second best bull, 2 years old and over...- 5 00
Best bull. 1 year old and under 2 5 00
Second best bull, X year old and under 2.. 2 50
Best bull calf 3 00
Second best bull calf 2 00
Best cow over 3 years old 10 00
Second best cow over 3 years old 2 50
Best heifer, 2 y.ars old 10 00
Second best heifer, 2 years old 5 CO
Best heifer, 1 year old 6 00
Second best heifer, 1 year old 2 00
Best heifer calf 2 00
Second best heifer calf 100
LOT 58.
DEVON'S.
Best bull, 2 years old and over
Second best bull, 2 years old and over...
Best bull, 1 year old and under 2....
Second best bull, 1 year old and under 2.
Best bull calf '.
Second best bull calf
Best cow, over 3 years old
Second best cow, over 3 years old ,
Best heifer. 2 years old
Second best heifer, 2 years old
Best heifer, 1 year old
Second best heifer, 1 year old
Best heifer calf
Second best heifer calf
LOT 3.
.$10 00
. 5 00
5 00
. 2 50
. 3 00
. 2 00
. 10 00
. 2 50
. 10 00
. 5 00
. 5 00
. 2 00
2 00
. 1 00
SWEEPSTAKES.
Test bull, any age or breed Dip. & $10 00
Best cow, any age or breed Dip. & 10 00
Best herd of cattle, of any age or breed.
composed of not less than 5 head 5 00
Best herd of grade cattle not less than
5 head... 5 00
(All animals contending for a premium In
Class No. 2 must show a reliable edigree, as
recorded in the American Herd Book.)
SHEEP.
JUDGES James Hall, Win. Ashnian,
Charles Wolcott.
SHEEP.
Best buck, of any age S 1 00
Second best buck, of any age Dip.
Best ewe, of any age loo
Second best ewe, of any age Dip.
f Continued Xext Xf'crk.
ORDINANCE No. 62.
An Ordinance to provide and regulate
the Revenue of the city.
Be it Ordained by the Mayor and Com
mon Connrilmen of the City of
Plattsmouth.
Section 1. That there shall be and
is hereby leve lon all the real, personal
and mixed property within said city,
not exempted from taxation by the
laws of the State of Nebraska, a tax of
2 Mills on the Dollar for Central Rev
enue purposes for the year 1874, on the
valuation of said property as shown by
the assessment books of said city for
said year.
Sec. 2. That there shall be and is
hereby levied on all the real, personal
and mixed property within said city,
not exempted from taxation by the
laws of the State of Nebraska, a tax
of l1 Mills for Improvement Fund,
for the year 1874, on the valuation of
said property as shown by the assess
ment books of said city for said year.
Sec. 3. That there shall be, and is
hereby levied on all the real, personal
and mixed property within said city,
not exempted from taxation by the
laws of the State of Nebraska, a tax
of Mills on the Dollar for Fire De
partment Fund for the year 1874, on
the valuation of said property as shown
by the assessment books of said city
for said year.
Sec. 4. That there shall be, and is
hereby levied on all the real, personal
and mixed property within said city,
not exempted from taxation by the
laws of the State of Nebraska, a tax
of 4l Mills on the Dollar for interest
on High School Bonds, for the year
1874, on the valuation of said property
as shown by the assessment books of
said city for said year; and that the
said taxes referred to in this section
shall be paid only in money.
Sec. 5. That there shall be, and is
hereby levied on all the real, personal
and mixed property within said city,
not exempted from taxation by the
laws nf the State of Nebraska, a tax of
3l2 Mills on the Dollar for interest
and one-tenth principal on Funding
Donds, for the year 1874, on the valua
tion of said property as shown by the
assessment books of said city for said
year; and that the said taxes referred
to in this section shall be paid only in
money.
Seg. 6. That there shall be, and is
hereby levied on all the real, personal
and mixed property within said city,
not exempted from taxation by the
laws of the State of Nebraska, a tax of
5. Mills on the Dollar for interest
and one-third principal on Chicago
Avenue Street Bonds, for the year 1874,
on the valuation of said property as
fihowYi by the assessment books of said
city for said year; and-4.hat said taxes
referred to in this section - shall be
paid only in money.
Sec. 7. That there shall be, and is
hereby levied on all the real, personal
and mixed property within said city
not exempted from taxation by the
laws of the State of Nebraska, a tax
of Mill on the Dollar for interest and
one-tenth principle on High School
Furnace Bonds, for the year 1874, on
the valuation of said property as
shown by the assessment books of said
city for said year; and that said taxes
referred to in this section shall be
paid only in money.
Sec, 8. That there shall be, and is
hereby lejyed on all the real, personal
and rnix4 property within said city,
not exempted from taxation bv the
law's of the State'of Nebraska, tax of
9 Mills on the Dollar for School Teach
ers Fund, for the year 1874, on the
valuation flf said pro'rty shown
by the assessment uUk Pf city
for said xpat; and sui, taxes rer
f erred tp in this section shalj be paJ4
only in money.
, Spcv fl Trnrt thrre m!t W.- jinJ
hereby levied on all the real, personal
and mixed property of said city, not
exempted from taxation by the laws
of the State of Nebraska, a tax of 3
Mills on the Dollar for School Furni
ture Fund for the 3 1874 on the
valuation of . said property as shown
by the assessment books of said city
for said year; and that the taxes re
ferred to in this section shall be paid
onlv in money.
Sec. 10. It shall be the duty of the
City Clerk to certify to the City Treas
urer all the above levied taxes on the
tax list for the year 1874, which said
taxes shall be collected by the same
officers and in the same manner as
other taxes are collected as provided
by law.
Sec. 11. All Ordinances or parts of
Ordinances in conflict with this Ordi
nance are hereby repealed.
Sec. 12. This Ordinance shall be
in force and effect from and after its
passage and publication according to
law.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Notice to Petit Jurors.
By reason of an agreement entered Into be
tween the members of the Bar of Cass Counjty.
it is ordered that the Petit Jurors be relieved
from attending the District Court for said coun
ty at the adjourned term to be held on the 20th
instant.
By order of
GEO. B. LAKE, Judge.
Attest. D. W. McKinnox, Clerk Dist. Court.
July 13th, 1874. ltS-lt
LOST.
A small Pointer Slut, colored white with yel
low spots. She had on a leather collar with
light chain attached. Any information con
cerning her will be thankfully received by the
undersigned.
le-lt R.R. LIVINGSTON.
SPORTING CLUB CALL.
Everybody who desires to form a Club under
the usual rules of shooting clubs, is desired to
meet at the oihee of Hon. Sam. M. Chapman,
on Friday evening next, the 17th inst,, at 7 p. m.
for the purpose oforganisiug.
18-lt BY ORDER.
THE FOURTH OF JULY
Never fails to come once a year, nor does the
season for making Hay. We would say to Far
mers, always get the best.
The Wood's Kasle Mower
is the Farmers Favorite. Weighs but 600 lbs.,
and is noted for its simplicity and durability.
It is taking the front rank and proves its supe
riority as a Mower in the three moit important
requisites, viz ; Adaptability to uneven surface,
Eojhj of Draft, and Convenience of Handling
Cutler liar. Call, examine, and satisfy yourself.
Terms easy. W. B. SWEARINGEN,
Louisville, Neb.
Sole agent for Cass County. I3ti
Soda Water, Ice Cream, Lunches and Meals
at all hours at Ben. Hemple's. 7tf.
FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION.
Come! Come!! Come!!!
To the Sunset house where we sell clothing
cheaper than anybody. Do not take my word
for it but come and see. We are hound to sell.
If we cannot sell for cost. We will sell vmi a
nice suit for ?10 at Win. Stadelmanns. Hats
caps boots and shoes. Gents furnishing goods
of nil kinds cheap for cash at Win. Stadle
mauns. yit.
Go to Ben. Hemple's for Soda Water and Ice
Cream, this Summer. 7tf.
CHILDREN OFTEN LOOK PALE
AND SICK
From no other cause than having worms in the
stomach.
BROWN'S VERMIFUGE COMFITS
will destroy Worms without Injury to the child,
being perfectly WHITE, and free from all col
oring of other injurious ingredients usually
used in worm preparations,
Cvktis & Bkiiwx, Proprietors.
No. 215 Fulton Street. New York.
Sold by Druggists and Chemists and dealers
in Mcdicuies at 25 cents a box. 24wiy
All order for ffed, flour and meal, left at
Straight & Dilley's will receive prom-1 atten
tion. LSltfJ C. Hkiskl.
FOR. SALE..
ICO acres of unimproved land, four miles from
Plattsmouth ; good locality ; can be bought
reasonable. Call at the oaice of
.iHf Smith & WixiniAM.
FOR RENT.
The large-ami commodious ware-room, cellar
and oflice, on r-ond floor of building, formerly
oeeu tiled by Jaeob Vallery, Jr. in Masonic
Block. Enquire f R, R. Livinostojj or
43-tI E. T. Di ke.
FOR SALE.
A valuable farm near Weeping Water Falls,
cultivated, with water and timber? &.,. For
particulars, call at the office of
5tf Smith & Wisuha;
FOR SALE.
80 acres of land on desirable terms, Sloo cash
in hand, balance on time to suit purchasers.
For particulars, call at the otflce of
5tf Smith & Windham.
FOR SALE.
ion acres of unimproved land near Eight Mile
Grove. Can be purchased on reasonable terms.
For particulars call at the oflice of
42tf Smith & Windham.
FOR SALE.
Two houses one for cash' and-one on time.
For full particulars apply to E. G. Dovey. M tf
A CHALLENGE..
I challenge the whole northwest In low down
prices. Read the figures and Judge :
Women's Seme Gaiters. $1.
18 Serge Gaiters, $2.25. No Shoddy.
Men's Brogans, $1.25.
Boots, S3. Good whole stock.
Everything else In proportion.
Call and examine before purchasing else
where. Will be pleased to show them. 5Iain
street, 3 doors east of Post Oflice.
7tf. Tetkr M erg KB.
, FOR RENT.
One house. Apply to E. G. Dovey. COtf
THIRTY YEARS' EXPERIENCE
OF AN OLD NURSE.
Sirs. Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup is the pre
scription of one of the Wst leinale Physicians
and Nurses In the United States, and has been
used for thirty years with never failing safety
and success by million' of mothers and child
ren, from the feeble infant of one week old to
the adult. It corrects acidity of the stomach,
relieves wind colic, regulates the bowels, and
gives rest, health and comfort to mother and
child. We believe it to be the Best and Surest
Remedy In the World, in all cases of Dysentery
and Diarrhea In children, whether it arises
from Teething oi any other cause. Full direc
tions for using will accompany each bottle.
None tlemiine unless the fae ximile of CURTIS
& PERKINS is on the outside wrapper. Sold
by all Medicin Dealers. 24wly
NOTICE TO SCHOOL-TEACHERS.
Applications In writing will be received bv
the undersigned, np to the 1st day of August
next for the following positions, to teach in
the schools of this city to-wit :
Principal of High Selil sal. pr month f SO 00
1st and 2nd Gram'r Schl teachers, per mo. M no
1st and 2nd Interm'tate " " 60 00
3rd and 4th Primary " 50 00
1st & 2nd Primary grades, of the 1st 2d 3d
and 4th Ward Schools 45 00
The applicants for these positions must state
their aces.whereediieated.wnethergraduated or
not. how many year's experience they have had
in teaching, designating each place, and length
of time teaching at each, what branches they
have taught, and what branches they
believe themselves competent to teach, wheth
er they understand object-teaching, calesthen
ics &c. and their applications must be accom
panied by certificates of ability, and good mor
al character, or respectable references must be
given. Ceylon F. Williams, Clerk,
I2t4 of the Board of School Commissioners.
THE BEST,
THE CHEAPEST,
THE LARGEST STOCK
OF BOOTS AND SHOES,
AT THE SHOE STORE,
Between the P. O. and Brooks House,
htf PETER MERGES.
E. G, Dovey, he's the man, has got a big stock
and wats to sell it. I3t2.
Comma Lumber only ?24 per thousand at
WATERMAN'S. 13t2
Good Cow ind Calf for sale. Enquire f
!3t ffA-N STRKinr'.'Pra Dare.
Health's Khield and Proteetloa.
Health is universally admitted to be the most
desirable of earthly blessing, yet It Is Jeopard
ed as recklessly as if it were of no value at all.
Thousands who are compelled by their occupa
tions and pursuits to breath unwholesome air, to
expose themselves to violent alternations of
heat and eold. and to brave other evils inimical
to health and life utterly neglect to fortify
themselves against the danger which surround
them by proiier course of tonic treatment. For
many years it has beeu a public fact, undenied
even by the martinets of the medidal profes
sion, that Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Is the
best auttdote to malaria and the finest acclimat
ing medicate In existence. In fever and ague
districts, in tropical and other regions visited
by epidemics, and indeed in all localities where
the conditions are unfavorable to health, thi
famous vegetable Invignrant and alterative has
been found a potent safeguard even to feeble
constitutions aiul fragile frames : while as a
cure for indigestion, biliousness and all kindred
complaints It is confessedly without a rival.
14-lni
Centaur Liniment.
There Is no pain which the
Centaur Liuimcnt will not re
lieve, no swelling it will not
subdue, and no lameness which
it will not cure. This is strong
language, but it Is true. Where
the parts are not gone, its effects
are marvellous. It has produced
more cures of rheumatism, neu-
Krflrtor ralgia, lock-jaw, palsy, sprains,
swellings, ear-ache, caked-breasts, scalds,
burns, salt-rheum, &e., upon the human
frame, and of strains, spavin, galls, Sc.,
upon animals In one year than have al
other pretended remedies since the world
began. It is a counter-irritant, an all-healing
pain-reliever. Cripples throw away their
crutches, the lame walk, poisonoiw bites are ren
dered harmless, and the wounded are healed
without scar. It is no humbug. The recipe is
selling as no article ever before sold, and It sells
because it does Just what It pretends to do."'
Those who now suffer from rheumatism, pain or
swelling deserve to suffer if they will not use
Centaur Liniment, more than looo certificates
of remarkable cures, including frozen limbs."
chrouie-rheumatism, gout, running tumours, fce."
have been received. We will send a circular
containing certificates, the recie, &c. gratis to
to any one requesting It. One bottle of the yel
low wrapper Centaur Liniment is worth one
hundred dollars for foundered or sweenied hor
ses and mules, or for screw-worm In sheep. -
Stock-owners this liniment is worth your at
tention. No family should be without Centaur
Liniment. J. B. Ro6K & Co., New York. . 40-ly
Castobia 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, and Is pleasant to' take. Children
need not cry and mothers may rest.' 40-ly
Executors Sale of Real Estate
By Tlrtue of an order of aale from Judge of
District Court (and under thts walof the s:me l
In and for the District Court, Second Judicial
District, In the County of Cnsn and tate of Ne
braska, and directed lo the undemtgned. In an
action wherein Lloyd l. Bennett, surviving ex
ecutor of the last will and testament of .Shep
herd Duke, deceased, is Plahuill, and Lavina
Duke and other are Defendants, I will at 10
o'clock a. ui.. on the .
lMlh Iay et July. 1N74
In front of the Court House hfthe City of Plaits
mouth and Slate of Nebraska, offer for sale at
public auction, to the highest bidder the lands
and tenement hereinafrrt dserHed. on terms
following, to-wit : cast) in hainl. Haid lands be
long to the estate of bheihei-d Duke, deceased,
and are described as'lollows, to-wit :
A subdivision of lot eleven 111 in section
twenty-nine-laa) town twelve til and range
fourteen 1141, containing eight ) acres, said
tract of land lying and hemg in Cass County
and state of Nebraska; also the following lots
in the city of l'lattsmouth. in said Cass County,
lots four 141, five 15), six p, and eleven llll in
in block, five .'. lot four 14 In block forty-four
44 ; also the following lots lying and being in
Duke's -Addition to the City of Plattsmouth,
aforesaid, that is to say ha four 4 in block
three (3, lots one (1) two (2) three (3 four 4
live M six $) nine m ten (io eleven (U) twelve
12) thirteeeu( 13) fourteen (14 fifteen (15) sixteen
(lii) seventeen tl7) eighteen (18) and nineteen
(If), In block four (4). lots six 6) seven (7) eight
(8) nine () ten (10) eleven (II) twelve (12 thir
teen (13) fourteen (14) fifteen OM sixteen (1)
seventeen (17) eighteen (18) and twenty (20) in
block live ("), lots four (4) five (5) six (6)
seven (7) eight (8) nine (9) ten (10) eleven (111
and twelve (12) In block six (). lots one (1)
two (2) three (3) four (.4) five (6) six () seven (7)
and eight (8) in block seven (7), lots three (3)
andfour (1) in block nine (, lots two (2i three
(31 four (4) five (5) six (K) seven (7) eight (8) nine
(!) ten (10) eleven (11) ami twelve (12) in block
eleven (11), all of block twelve (12) being lot
one (l) to twenty-two (22), inclusive, all of block
thirteen (13) being lots one (1) to twenty-two (22)
inclusive, lots one 1) and 2 in block fourteen
(14), lots one (1) two (2) three (3 four (4 five ()
and "six (C) in block fifteen (15), lots three (3)
four (4) and live (5) in bbn-k eighteen (18). lots
one UJ two (21 three 13 seven I7 eight 81 nine
SL ten 10J eleven (UJ and twelve 112 in block
nineteen 119, all of block twenty (2o) except lot
(12) beim; lots one (1) to twenty-two (22) inclus
ive except lot (12. lots one (l three I3l four (41
five 5 mx 161 seven 17 eight 8 ten 1 ml fiiteeu
I tojjukleen les in block twent v-onef-il J.lots one
111 two 21 three 31 four 41 five 15 six 161 seveu
7 eight 81 nine 9 ten 10 eleven III and
twelve 1121 in block twenty-three ;23, lots three
3 seven 171 ciirntl8l nine and ten fio in
block twenty six f2fil. lots one 1 1 two 121 three
taj lour 4 six f seven 7 entni
10 eleven 111 and twelve 12" in
r 4 six 6 seven 7 eight
I two 2 Hi
11 nine ?
block twe.ii
Business is business, and so are' the Cigars ixt
the T. O. Book Store. .. 5-tf.
FOR SALE:
lfiO acres of land belonging to Cass County
Nebraska being the South.West quarter of
Section No. Five (5) Township No. Eleven (11)
North of Range No. Thirteen (13) East of Sixth
Principal Meridian, Situated near Eight Mile
Grove.
For Terms of sale seo- -
I.. II. Jamks .. 1
Timothy Clank or J-Co. Comr'i.
3tf M. I. Whiter )
FOR: SALE.
An Improved farm.Vfour miles from riatts
moutli, well watered, "100 acres under improve;
ment. Can he bougtlt for part cash In hand,
balance on long time." luqulrc of
4'tf "Smith & Wixdiiam.
FOR SALE.
A desirable residence, in Plattsmouth. for
sale. $300 down, balance on time lo suit pur
chasers. A bargain. Call at oflicn of
5itf Smith & WIxuham.
FOR SALE.
120 acres of land In Otoe county, near Palmy
ra : 40 acres cultivated ; water and timber con
venient ; joins Improved farms ; very desirable ;
on time to suit purchaser. Call at office of
suf smith & Windham.
ten
nty-
seven 27, all of block twenty-eight (28) except
lot seventeen 117) being lots one i io iweniy
(2o) inclusive, except lot seventeen (I7: lots
six seven (7 eight 8 eleven (11 ) and twelve
(12) in block twenty-nine 2;i, lots' one 1 two
12J tnree 131 lour 4 live 5J six ir seveu 17
and eight 18 in block thirty 30 , lots three 3
four 141 live rl six 161 seven 71 and eight 8
in block thirty-one 31, lots- one (1 two (2)
three (3) four U) Ave (".) seven (7) nine (!) ten (10)
eleven ill) and twelve (12) in block ten (io. lots
one (1 two (2) four (4) five (5 seven (7) eight (K)
nine (S) ten (in) eleviii (II) twelve (12) iu block
twenty-two (22).
l.ots three (3) and four (4 In bloc eitrht (8).
Said sale will continue from 10 o'clock a. m.,
until sundown of the said day, if necessary, and
it will be adjourned from day to day until all
are sold ;
Plattsmouth, June 19th. 1874.
Lloyd D. Bennett,.
Surviving Executor of the last will and testa
ment of Shepherd Duke, deceased.
Wheeler & Stinchcomh,
l3-4t Attorneys for Executor.
FOR SALE.
120 acres of land, in Mt. Pleasant precinct.
or terms, call at the oflice of
42tf Smith & Windham.
HOUSEHOLD
PANACEA
AND
FAMILY"
LINIMENT.
Wliy Win You
! after t
To all persons suffer
ing from Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Cramps in
the limbs or stomach.
Billious Colic, Pain in
back, bowels or side, we
would sav.THK IIousk
,hold Pajaka. and
jTamilv Liniment is
of all others the remedy
you want for internal
and external use. It has
cured the above com
plaints in thousands of
eases. There is no mis
take about it. Try it.
Sold ly. all Druggists.
FARMERS, GRANGERS AND ALL
OTHER MEN.
Goto Frank Stadter and have a stencil plate
cut to mark your movable property. That's
msiucss 1 m 4311
Notice to Purchasers of B. &
M. R. R. Lands.
Lincoln, NehraskA, I
May 25th, 1874. J
Notice is hereby given, that we are prepared
to take up the Pre-emption CertUicates under
which, parties obtained lands from us prior to
July 1st. 1852, and replace the same with regular
contracts as required by said certificate.
Parties holding such certificates are notified
to present the same for excharge at the B. & M.
Laud oflice at Lincoln, Neh.. within sixty days
from the date thereof, or, the certificates may
be sent by mail when contracts will be returned
in the same manner. Address,
ARTHUR G OR II AM,
Ass't Land Com'r,
0-9t Lincoln Neb.
LEGAL NOTICES.
Probata Notice.
In the matter of the Prohate of the last will
and testament of Henry Stolfj deceased.
To whom it may C'meern:
Take notice that C. Heisel. has filed !i my of
fice an instrument of writing, purporting-to be
the last will and testament of Henry Ktoll, and
made application that the same be admitted to
Probate, and that said cause Is set for hearing
at mv office, in l'lattsmouth. 011 the 24th dar of
July, A. D. 1874. at 10 o'clock a. m., of said day :
at w hicli time all persons interested arc noUtu a
and required to appear and contest the same.or
to snow cause 11 any mev nave, wny said in
strument should not be allowed as the last will
and testament of Heurv Stoll. deceased.
Witness my hand and ofneial ieal this, the
1st day of July, A. D. 1874.
n. E. ELLISON,
Ut3 Probate Judge.
Probate Notice.
Before the Pmlnite Judge:
In the matter of the application for the adop
41011 by Clark Peptier, of two minor
children, son and daughter of Alice M. Smith.
Notice is hereby given, that application has
been made to me. Tor the adoption, by Clark
Pepper, of Daniel W. Smith, and Clara Smith,
two minor children, son and dauirhter of Alice
M. Smith, and that a hearing of said matter
win oe naa oeiore me at 4 o'ciock p. m., on
Monday the 24th day of July, A. D.. 1874. at the
Court House in l'lattsmouth, Cass County. Ne
braska, where all parties interested may at
tend and they shall be heard.
H. E. ELLISON,
Probate Judge.
Plattsmouth, June 1st. 1874. 14U
Dissolution Notice.
The co-partnership heretofore existing be
tween Wavmaa & Curtis is this day dissolved
by muturul consent. John Wayman will carry
on the business and collect all ut standing ac
counts and pay all bills against the firm.
JOHN WAYMAN,
F. W. CURTIS,
riattsmouth. Neb., July "th. 1S7L
15-w
Sheriffs Sale.
By virtue of an Order of Sale, issued out of
the District Court, in and for Cass County, Ne
braska, and to me directed. I will on the 20th
day 01 July, A. D. 1874, at 10 o'clock A. M.. of
said day, at the south door of the Court
House in the City of Plattsmouth ol. aiiid
County sell at Pubuc Auction, the follow toj
Real Estate to-wit : Lot number nine (9X, in
block twenty-nine (29). situated in the oity of
Plattsmouth, Cass County, Nebraska, together
with all the privileges and appurtenances thet..
to belonging ; to satisfy ajudgment of said court
recovered bv John Tallon. Plaintiff, against El.
bert T. Duke, and Lloyd D. Bonnett, executors
and leeal representatives of the estate of Shep
ard Duke, deceased, pnd Lamia Duke..
M. B. CUTLER, Sheriff,
Cass County, Neb.
Chapman a Maxwell,
Atfys farFlff.
Plattamouth, June 17th. 1374. pts
L. GOLDING,
Dealer in
CLOTH TNG, FURNISHING GOODS, HATS,
CAPS, BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS,
VALISES. CARPET BAGS,
&c, &e., &c, &c.
One of the oldest and most Reliable Houses
In l'lattsmouth. Alain street, between Fourth
and Fifth.
3REM EMBER THE PLACE.
n8-tf.
CALL AT
Dick Str eight' h
Livery, Feed- & Sale Stables,
Corner Cth and Teail sts.
Horses Boarded by the Day
Week or Month.
HORSES BOUGHT, SOLD, OR TRA
DED, FOR A FAIR COM
MISSION. LIVERY AT ALL TIMES.
Particular Attention Paid to
Driving and Training
Trotting Stock.
2fly4:
L. F. JOHN OX,
nT"Opposite the Platte Vally House, in-Sehla
ter's Jeweler Store'
Main St., Plattsmouth, Neb.
AGENT FOR
ST. LOUTS, DECKEIt !BTlt)$., Ol A. MIL
LER Jt CO .,
BVIIDET, SMITH'S AMEMCAX, AND
EOSTOX
And other Frst-class Pianos and Organs.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Strings. Sheet
Music, and all kinds of Musical Merchandise.
t-MUSICAL INSTUMENTS Tuned and
Repaired Satisfaction Guaranteed jan 1 yl
Chicago & North-Western Railway
BUY YOUR
VIA THE f
Chicago & North-Westei n Railway.
For CHICAGO.
Detroit. Montreal.
Toledo, Cleveland,
Buffalo, Boston,
New YoOk, Bloominton,
Philadelphia, Springfield,
Baltimore, Washington,
Toronto, Cairo,
YUnetou,
Tndianopolis,'
Portland,
Niagara Falls,
llttsburgh.
Cincinnati,
Albany.
Sioux City, .
MILWAUKEE
Sheboygan, Manitowoc,
Clinton, Janesvlllev Milton Junction,
W A T E ir T OWlf,
Minnesota Junction,
BURNETT, FOND DU LAC,
O S II K O S II ,
Appleton, Menasha, Green Bay. Escanaba. Ne-
gaunee, isnpemmg. .Marquette, l ailsc,
and the Shores of
LAKE SUPERIOR.
It Is the only Route
From CHICAGO TO ST. PAUL,
Via Madison, Baraboo and Elroy, and It is the
only route running I'uiimnn I'aiacc
C;irs. through between
Chicago and St. Paul,
Mabvijt Hcohitt, W. H. Stexjtkt.
Gen'l SupX. Genl Pass'r Ag.t-
iVir ADVERTISEMENT.
E. A. DILLEY & Co.
Just opened 011 Main St.
OPPOSITE DO VE Y"S STORE.
Plattsmouth. - - -. - Nebraska.
GROCERIES,
FRUITS.
CANDIES.
TOBACCOS,
and CIGARS.
GOODS SOLD CHEAP.
Warranted fresh wind good, and patronage re
spectfully solicited by the nriA.
ALSO,
An Ice Cream Parlor. Cool. Comfortable and
Commodious. Where you can get Ice Cream at
TiSN CENTS A DISH !
AND THEN
We have a SODA FOUNTAIN, and SYRUPS.
Cool and Pure, Lemonade, &c., &c,
CALL. AND TRY THEM. 13m6
A RARE OPPORTUNITY.
The use of farm for 4 years : the party rent
ing to do seme breaking and pay taxes no
other expense. Call at the office of
5Irf - OflTH ti Witihalt.
THOMAS W.
. "Vy "vfi-..'-4 '.tri.'.'V -: ' -
TT"? I' ' yrrs?i rSr
Funerals attended on Short Notice.
ALSO DEALER IN
FURNITURE, CHAIRS, BEDDING, &b.
Main Street, next door to Brooks House, riatt.mouth. Neh.
SPRING AND SUM3IELI GOODS)
Down Go the Prices i I
AT
5, SGHNASSB & DO'S,
MEW
Celebrated
YORK STuftf
Southwest Corner Main. Street, Plattsmouth, Xehntrtkiu
AND SO-THE PEOPLE THINK WHO BUY
Dresa GooiLs. Prints, Boots and Shoes,
Delaines, Ginghams,
Ulown Sheet inpf, .
Bleached Cottons, Balmorals, CftrjM.
Clark's new Thread,. . CottonTwna
In tire Grocery line wc keep tnc Finest ami IJot
Tea, Coffee. Sugar, Molasses,
Dried Fruits, Spices, etc.. etc.
In fact for Your Groceries, IlardwRro
Quecnsware, Wooden Ware.
Glassware, Yankee Notions,
Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes
GO'TO
25-tf:
D. SfjriNAHSK eft CO'S
Farmers ttemion !
Look to your Interests by buying
Agricuctural Implements.
OF
MICKELWAIT & SHARP.
Agents for the justly Cthbtxtled.-
Lav, Adams & French Harvester.
. f
Carriages THREE Binders vhen necessary, uses no Belt. Canvass oi Pullca In elevating th
Grain. Also agents for t he
Omaha New Manny Beaper and Mower, Eagle Cnltivator, Thomas Corn Har
row, JStudehaker Wagon, Grand Detour or Dixon Sterling'
and Breaking Plows, Ilnper,, irtdiiigs-''
Worth and Paeilic Hay
Bakes, -&e,
tT"OFFJCE Souih "Irte Main street, west of 6th. Plattsmoutii. Neh.
-Bin
Machine Shop.
John Wayman,
Successor to Wayman & Curtis.
PLATTSMOUTH, NLbV,
Repairers of Steam Engines, Boilers. Saw and
Grist Mills.
Gas and Steam Fittinps. Wrought Iron Pipe.
Force and Lift Pumps, Steam Guages, Safety
Valve Governors, and all kinds of
Brass Engine Fittings
Furnished on short notice.
Farming Machinery
Repaired on short notice.
8-tf.
CARPENTER WORK !
W. L. TUCKER,
BUILDS HOUSES,
does all kinds of
Country Carpenter Work,
and is ready for a
job at all times.
Careful Work and prompt
attendance to Calls.
Xi!rShop on Cth,' Street, north of
Fitzgerald! $ blo:k. 4-1 y
General Urick Work.
Brick, Bock Work and Plastering
attended to for
FARMERS and CITINS,EZ
PETERSEN & HANSEN.
We propose to give our whole attention to thi
kind of work both in
COUNTY and CITY
this summer, and respectfully-solicit tha
Patronage of the People,'"'
in our line .
R. PETERSEN, - - G.HANSEN,
Inquire at the Platte Valley Hoiwe.
tfrs. A. II. KNEE,
WORKER IN HAIR.
Braids. Curls. Switches-Puffs, and all kind of
Hair Work promptly ami neatly made by
MRS. KNEE.'
Orders left at MRS. KENNEDY'S
Millinery Store.
On Main St. 1 door east of Clark & riummers.
4-.m3
Meat Market!'
Ben Hempfe.
HE'S THE MAX,
KEEPS AN EATING HOUSE.
ON LOWER MAIN STREET.
PLATTSMOUTH, - - - NEB.
Meals at all hours,
lee Cream
Soda Water,
Le monad-, to
Cool You.
Good square Meals, nice Lunahes, c, c., to
arm you.
Ales, Wiues. and good Liquors to he used
reasonably, lor your benefit if you desire.
311
p:iIEMP.LE,Prop.
IIATT, THE BUTCHER,'
0 - i
Oldest and best established
Meat Market in the placa
Hatt Always to be Food There.
o
Not changing constantly, but the Old Reliable'
Spot, where you can pet your Steaks, Roasts.
Game, Fish and Foul In aon.
south side of main street, ',
One Door West of Herald Ojiisjc,
3My. Plattsmouth, Ner.
