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THE HERALD.
LOCAL NEWST
LOCAL A I J V E It T 1 S KM K N 1 S.
Transient. 25 ci-iiM a line. lieyijlar adver
t.scrs, to cents p-r line. No advei u.sciiieiit in
serted for levs than cnits.
I buy the largest stock of Boots &
Shoes, and consequently buy and sell
cheaper than any one in Cass county.
Call, examine, and be convinced.
1'eteu Meuges.
L'K:U ndvcrti-temeiits will be charged to the
parties huiuliiiK them in.
Chestnuts at .Simpson's.
Now about SherilT Cutlvr's squirrel?
The "Hop" last night was decidedly
"re-church-cy,' as Mrs. Partington says.
See Solomon & Xathan'.s big Ad-whoo!
$22, $22, 822f
Now is the time to make up for
grasshopiwr losses only $22 for good
Chicago lumber and 1- excing. u ater
man & Co. 26 it.
The biggest oysters to be found any
where, at John Simpson's.
Count Cutler's Squirrel and Sam's
tlog, and call it square, boys.
"We call attention to the opening of
the High S'hool at Weeping Water.
See "ad." in another column.
Mrs. llidanour don't want any more
llidenour in Iter's, it would appear by
a legal notice in another column.
IIoixl 15ros., Weeping Y';tter, are re
ported as so full of business" that they
can't find time to write any news to
the IIkk.lj.
Dr. .1. L. Medea, our well known
.Dentist, has removed to very comfort
able quarters up town in Parmele's
building.
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You want to count that "Pup" on
Sam. Chapman's list in making up your
amc record, boys; don't forget. Pups
-ount i0')&2 points, especially if u-t
lMinter jtups.
I!AK! W()J)I.
One hundred cords of hickory wood
will lxj for sale :i!out the 1st of No
vember, at reasonable rates. Apply to
AV. T. I'll V A NT.
Frank White, old Frank we mean, is
just in his ( lenient, viz.: He has a huge
lot of goods, thraps and things to sell
off cheap. (Jo and .see Wlrfce ;tt White
vc Ilussell's; Schnasse's old stand.
In Dennett, on the M. P. P.. a
witter to tlie Junnvxl says "every one
.seems to have plenty cf money" and
the merchants aiv diiving areadycaj.li
business riglit along. For Heaven's
sake let's all go there.
I.,TP0XmiK.T.
The sociable of the. Ladies Aid Socie
ty to meet i'.t Leonard's Photograph
Hooms is po.-dpo;:."d until Thursday
evening Xov. -1th.
Only -22 per tSsorsand for best Chi-M-o
lumber at Waterman & CoV.
hoots A: suoiis.
Call an 1 examine the low-down pri
ces of your winter foot-gearing, before
3i;trc'iasir.g elsewher.. I won't lie, un
ikiol I e;ist of the Hoeky Mountains.
1'i:ti:ii Mekges.
FliMSil THINKS.
(Jrapi-s. apples and ehestnuts at John
Simpson's.
Miss Sweeney received, the first of
Ibis week, a large installment of hats,
felt and velvet, and also feathers,
llowers, jet ornaments, &e. She also
bus some dainty little fur baby hats
iind bonacts. Call soon, for they are
t;Ying f;it.
Tts p;id, l-.ow true tw 1Ikhali
kr.ows not, that Sheriff Cut l ev blazed
away at a huge squirrelf V) :!ong about
the first shower on Tues bi-. Uncle
Sli eight ran rour.d the edge of the pond
in pick up the game and drew from
the bull-rushes a tine large Tom
Cat. A (Jrand hop to be given at Wui
Stadclmann's (sometime) whew you
can find on; of the finest stocks of
Clothing ever brought to the city.
Hoots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, and also a
line stock of Jewelry at very low
prices. Call and see him; opposite
Post Office.
"Waterman & Sou are selling common
lumber at twenty dollars per M.
28-4 1.
Wall paper, Window Shades, Chro
iiios, and all kinds of upholstering
good, at Fiiank St a i a-eii's,
22tt Central Jiiock.
IF. . FOOL.
Exclusive dealer in Hoots and Shoes.
Look for the sign south side Main St.
Plattsmotith. Neb. 27-tf.
FAIL'iLIIS ATTENTION !
Julius Pepperberg. Cigar Manufac
turer, opposite the IIehaei) oliiee, on
Main St.. Piattsmoiith, Ntb. Cigar
Clippings of Sia:iish an d American T
baccoes. for .slacking purikises, For
Suie. He.-t qualities of plug-smoking
tobacco ahvavs on hand. 20tf.
RE AD! HEAD!!
The largest assortment,
The best assortment.
The cheapest assortment,
of Hoots & Shoes
at the exclusive
Shoe Store.
Call and examine; no charge.
Pr.Ti;n Meuges.
OYSTERS.
If you want to see a big oyster go
down to John Simpson's.
p. S. We ate it since, writing the
above, you can't see it now.
Joseph Shera, the well known mer
chant at Rock HI tiffs, made his appear
ance in the IIkkald office thi.i week
in behalf of the well known firm J. &
II. Shera, who have just purclnised the
Rock HlufTs Steam Flouring and Saw
Mill, and will run the same in connec
tion with their store.
They are determined that customers
shall have good Hour, and will pay es
pecial attention to grinding custom
grists, warranting their friends and
patrons good Jlour if their wheat is
good. In the store, Messrs. Shera &
Brother have an immense stock of
goods for the fall trade, which they
have laid in at unusually low prices,
and will sell at the same figures, in
proportion. Do give Shera a call, it
'iakes him feel so good.
CENTS'
LADIES'
HOYS'
MISSES'
AND CIHLERENS'
ROOTS AND SHOES
The best ami cheapest stock in the
City, I can buy as cheap and sell as
cheap, as any man west of the Mississ
ippi. "Will Pool is just that kind of a boy.
AXOTHEK FIRE.
Plattsniouth indulged in a small con
flagration on Saturday last. About 7
o'clock in the evening, the iron tpngued
bell that hangs in a vice on top of Hen
ry Hoeck's pile of brick some times mis
named the engine house, sounded clack
et te clack click, click, click. Soon
the M. E. church bell rang out clear
and lively, too lively for a sermon and
nextly six small boys yelped fire fire!
out of the north-west corner of their
faces. After that 9 dogs and thirteen
men shouted lire and then the whole
town that wasn't sick abed started for
the fire, which was at the City Hotel.
A gal let a lamp drop or something and
three old newspapers and two patent
hoopskirts caught fire. Two little bab
cocks were brought to bear on the fire
ami before Frank "White could chop a
hok' through the roof th whole thing
fizzled out, the fire we mean not the
other things we have written about.
The editor of the IIeuali not being
in town that day t!t3 abovo is written
from memory, imagination an 1 other
folk-i stories. If its wrong it ody
p roves that editor:; are not the
liars.
oaly
PERSONALS.
Alex. Sehlagel has been down to Lin
coln, playing Odd Fellow.
Moi ybright arrived home on
Saturday last, with Mrs. "Waybright,
who, we are happy to learn, is in much
better health and spirits i.lun before
her trip. Morgan looks ten years
younger for his resting spell.
Mr. John lie verage arrived here last
week, he has been paying a visit to
relatives in Virginia, his old home.
Air. Win. Brentner, an old resident
of Cass bounty, but who has been liv
ing in Virginia for the past two years,
returned to Plattsniouth last week,
bringing a wife with him. Will thinks
Nebraska is far ahead of Virginia.
Waterman, our big lumber man,
went east with his wife Tuesday, for
a good old fashioned visit.
PLATTSMOUTH GAME
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Annual Hunt of the Death
Dsaiing Thirty.
WIIANU: JSAXJ! CRACK! CRICK!
AND A BAG FULL.
A Rainy Tuesday, bat a Happy Sat of
Hunters.
WHERE'S THE (JA'IEZ
The r.nnual hunt of the Plattsniouth
Sporting Club took place on Tuesday
last. Agreeable to custom the Club
met on Monday evening and elected
Hon. Saai. M. Chapman as leader of
one division, and Dr. R. It. Livingston
le:uler of the rest of the PlaUsrr.outh
Salamanders.
By special permit Mr. Geo. Iloldrcge
was allowed to hunt on Monday and
have hi game counted by proper au
thority, lie made 165 points. Pretty
good for a Massachusetts man. Mr.
Vivian, also, being subject to chills ev
ery Tuesday, was allowed to hunt on
Monda3 and returned 190 points.
TUESDAY MOKXIXO
Long before the sun even thought of
rising, the valiant sons of Guns assem
bled to the number of :
HEAD SLOW C
Chai'.max "Hit 'em Quicks",
Dick Streight,
A Cunningham,
Alex Schlegel,
F M Dorrington,
Ed Ruffner,
Wiley Black,
Will JOIK'S,
II J Streight,
John Christiansen,
U V Matthews,
W A Done! an,
Harvey Sage,
Jno Martins,
Dii. livingstox "Blaze Aways,"
L I) Bennett,
Geo HolJrege,
Jason Streight,
M B Cutler,
IX Vivian,
W E 1 1 abbs,
Geo Leving,
Jno Shannon,
Peter Petersen,
Billy Neville,
Ben Hempel.
Agnew.
Gilbert Hobbs,
Geo Smith.
Each couple started out singly and
alone, annod and equipped, as the law
directs, with a pocket f nil of crackers
and cheese, a small black Uttle, 1 qt.
of salt, and a dollar and fifty cents in
currency, to hire small beys with,
you know.
About noon it commenced raining,
and the boys commenced s shoot
ing under cover we mean ; along to
wards night it began to get dark, and
a good many "hit 'em quicks" came
staggering in under a heavy pressure
of game. As the sun declined to shine
(on this part of the world) more and
more, the "blaze a ways" commenced to
drop down, one by one, singly and in
in pairs, and the game dropped in, too,
only not so fast as the hunters.
When they all got good and wet, and
tired and hungry, they counted the
game and found the "hit 'em quicks"
(Chapman) had 945 points, and the
"blaze aways" (Livingston) tallied l,0:jo.
It is only fair to stato that Chap
man's men shot the most game on the
day of the hunt. Mr. Holdrege and
Mr. Vivian had a clear day to hunt in,
and did exceedingly well, but it was
not Tuesday's hunt.
' Doc. Jones made 190 points, the best
tally made on Tuesday. Chapman was
heavy on Geese, Doc. Livingston went
his length on Ducks. Rabbits and
Squirrels had the field.
They do say Billy Ilobbs went coon
hunting all day. Uncle Streight
caught his by putting line snaps on
their toes. Cutler served a writ of man
dam us on his game, and brought them
in on execution. Joint Shannon used
Cherry Bounce, and Ben Ilempel
Switzer Kase to catch their birds.
Amongst the "hit 'em quicks" Lon.
Cunningham ate all his crackers up at
home, Alex Schlegel used up all the
salt out at Louisville, Fred Dorring
ton threw stones at his, Bill Jones set
the dog on them and brought them in,
by hound; Hank Streight put salt on
their tails too; Matthews sat down and
whittled so melodiously, birds fell into
his trap, at once, and Parker Wise
coaxed his game in with a duplicate
tax-list and future promises, Geo.
Smith got his by habetis corpn.
Altogether it was a jolly day, and
the sti IT, sore, and hoarse chaps, w ho
gaily hunted Tuesday, will set down to
a magnificent supper to-night, judging
by the glorious pile of ;nne, that lay
in Sam Chapman's office yesterday
morning.
The IIekald ain't hungry any, boys!
roiXT.s.
A great many persons not huntists,
do not know what is meant by "points"
in a shooting match. Of course all
game is not alike to catch, and to just
coui.t them by the heal, would be
manifestly unfair, so a scale is agreed
upon according as the different kinds
of game are hard to shoot, or scarce, or
valuable, thus: Prairie chickens count
10; quail, snipe, and small game 5;
Geese, 20 or 25; Ducks, 10 or 15; Tur
key, 50; Rabbit and squirrel, 5; coon,
20; and a Deer, 500. These rules are
arbitrary, and vary in different clubs
and in different hunting districts.
NEW FIHTtTNlfFEEI) STORE.
Coon lit i -el has opened a Fl mr and
Feed Store in Newman's old stand. II.
Ileisel runs the business. All kinds of
Feed, ground and unground, and good
Flour, cheap. '
Centaur Liniment.
Tlicrv is no pain vhioli the
(" n::ii:r L:niti-'i:t wiU not re
lieve, tin swell an: it will not
si;luhu:u!l no laui'MH'ss which
il will ;t cure, lliis is iimn
1; l.riiav. lint it is true. Where
tlie iarts !'! not jxnc. iteffei.s
. are iiiarvi'l'.i'iis. It has produced
wore vines of vheiur.iit': .sin, tieu-
tLTsoz r:iiii;t, loc:;-j;iw, palsy, sprains,
sw!!ings ear-r.che, eaked-lrcasts, w!0s,
hums, salt-rheum, &c, upon the human
frame, and of strains, spavin, galls. &e.,
upon animals i:t one year than have rl
other pretended remedies sine- tire world
betin. It is n counter-irritant, sia all-healing
pain-reiiever. Cripples throw away their
crntfh- s, the aJi:e wulk.poisorioiiK bite., ;tre ren
dered harmless, and the wounded are healed
without a sear. It is no humbug. The ret ipe Ls
selling as r. article ever beforv sohl, and it fells
b'-eause it does just, what it pretends to do.
Tfaose who now sun'er troia rheum;-.!! sm. p:wn or
swelling deserve to -suffer if I hey will not use
Centaur Liniment, more than 10X) eei Uiieates
of remarkable cures, including frozen liiubs,
chronie-rheiimatism, gout, running tumours, &e.
have been received. "We wiU send a circular
containing certificates, the recipe, &c, gratis to
to any one reijuesiin it. One bottle of the yel
low wrapper Centaur Liniment is worth one
hundred dollars for foundered or s.v-e;iied hor
ses and mules, or for serew-worm in siwep.
Stock-owners this liniment is worth your at
tention. No family should be without Centaur
Liniment. J. 15. lt:.sK & Co., New York. 4G-!y
Castoiua is lmtrs than a subsiitute for Cas
tor Oil. It is the o:i!y safe article in existence
which is certain to assimilate the f-d. reitlnie
the bowels, cure v.inJ colic and pro.lii'-c ua'.nn;!
sleep. It eoiiiaiii.s neither :uie. i.ii., i.e.! i hiiio
or alcohol, and is i lcus-eH to laUe. ci-ihu-cu
need not cry and mothers may r"-r. 4.1-1 y
SPECIAL NOTICES.
MUSIC! JIUSIV1! MUSIC!!!
Mr. K-Atn Simpson lias be;n induced to re
commence her class in music.
Thorough -Hass Harmony and Clasxi."! Music a
spei i.titv. IJcsioetiee corner Vine and .Second
sT ! ;' Viuiismoulh, Neb. 2:U
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A E Y JiOOT & SHOE STORE.
1 intend to devote my mure attention, to lh:
pur'-ha-se and sale of boots soid shoes, f41tt.se
iien:iv can buy cheaper, sell cheaper and Rive
Ix-tier satisfaclk'n. W. il. l'oou
,11 Mill!
FOR SALE.
1iio acres at unimproved land near Kiht Mile
flrove. fan be purchased on reasonable terms.
For particulars call at tlie oitieo of
4-'ii .S.M1XH& Windham.
A RARE OPPORTUNITY.
The use of a farm for 4 years : the party rent
iiiji to do some breaking and pay taxes no
other expense. Call at the .lliee of
Mtf smith & Windham.
LEGAL NOTICES.
Legal Notice.
In UUlriel Court. 2n i Julical Dixlrict, In and for
C-ijw CuutUu. yt.bra.ika.
Sarah A. Kidanour, "
vs V
Ka;;an 11. IMdanour.
Uaiian B. Kidanour, will take notice that 1
did 011 the 2th day of October, A. 1. H74, file
my petition in the oiiice of the clerk of the Iis
ti let Court, in and for Cass county. Nebraska,
a:;ainst said Ka.-?an 15. Uitlanour. praying for a
divorce from the bonds of Matrimony, now ex
isting between the said etitioner and de
fendant. 0I1 lie ground of wilful abandonment
of tlie said petitioner by the said dctendaiit. for
more than three years last past, atid further
piaviu for a decree ol the said Court, giving to
said Sarah A. Kidanour, the care, custody, and
maintainaucc of Kau'an l'.ruce Kidanour. and
(ieorge Wallis Kidanour, minor children of tlie
said petitioner, ami defendant. Now unless
vou appear and answer said petition on or be-ior-
the 7f h day of December, A. I. 1S74, default
M ill be entered against vot and indiiiiiHiit ren
dered aceordintilv. SAltAH A. "KIDANOUK.
By J. K. 1 MeCALLL'M, heratt'y. 31t4
Sheriffs Sale.
FOR SALE.
Two houses one for cash and one on time.
Tor lull particulars apply to K. U. Oovcy. 50 tf
Business is ImsRiess, and so are the Cigars at
the T. O. Book Store. 5-tf.
FOR SALE.
HO acres of land on desirable, terms, -doo cash
in band, balance on time to suit, purchasers.
lor particulars, call at the oiiice oi
iai
SMI 1 11 & WlNIMlAM.
7elrai.n Hf ate IlesiNter. A 40 column
p;.pcr. published at tneMate Cardial ; lu.i
of Stat news ; independent in everythinjr. neu
tral ia no; hing ; JrL.v a year. Correspondents
and Agents wanted in every town. V.m. C
Cloyd, Lincoln, Neb. SUf
FOR RENT.
Tlie lanre and commodious ware-room, ccllar
and oiiice, on second ili.wr of builuiujr. formerly
occupied by Jaeol Valleiy. Jr. in Masonic
Block. Ln-i iire of ii. L. l,i visgstox or
43-lf II. X. Uukk.
FOR SALE.
ljo acres of laud belonging to Cass Coanty
Nebraska neing the South West iu:irtcr of
Section No. Five (5; Township No. Eleven (II )
Noi:h of Uange No. Tlinieen OS.) Kast of Sith
rrincipal Alendiau, Situated near Liijiit Mile
tirave.
l-'or Terms of s!c see
UILJamks I
Timotmv Ci.AUKcr -Co. Comr's.
31f M.L.WHITE. 1
Fvery Farmer and stock Raiser, and every
bodv that keeps a ilors"-. a Cow. I'oultry, Sheep
or Swim; whether he lives in City, Town or
Count rv. wants the
lAt: STtiC'K .J01RAL.
Monthly. .1.S per year. In its rth VtdmnG.
Keaiuiiiilly jllusimtcd. The best in. tructor up
on eve: y class of Live Stock. National giving
equal attention 1 the Stock Interest of every
St;Ue. Treais. by practical writers, p4Mi the
Farm, the Dairy. Horses. Cattle. Sheep, Swine.
1'oultry. Bees, Fish and their diseases, together
with an interesting Fireside Department, mak
ing it tht; most complete and interesting Jour
nal of its cla-ss ia the country. Specimen cojo
10 cents. Address, Live Stock Joui nal Co., Buf
falo. N. Y. (lood pay to AgenU. Agtuts watd
al evry post-oihee. i4-l6t
FOR SALE.
isn acres of unimproved land, four miles from
ri.Utsmouth ; froxl locality : can be bought
reasoualk:. Call at the oiiice of
,utf Smith & Windham.
FOR HALE.
A desirable resideneo. ? l l,a n';.oi ; ii, iur
sale. $:wio down, balance .m 1 imt; t., jur
chasers. A bai'gain. Caii t oi::'-e cf
oltf MliJl & WJ5&HA?J:
By virtue of two executions Issued by John
W. Haines, a Just ice of the l'eace within and
forCassroue.lv, Nebraska, and to me directed,
and received by me at 2 o'clock p. tn. 011 the 21st
day of October, A. D. t.-V4. wherein the First
National Bank of l'latlsmoutli. are 1'laiutilT.
and William Kdgertoii nd Wiiea ley Mickel
wait are defendants ; and second, Thomas Kiley
is Plaintiil and William Fitgerton and Wheatley
Mikelwail are dt-fetidants.
Also by virtue of two evf-eut ions received by
me at '2 o'clock p. 10.. on the -'tth day of Octo
ber. A. 1). 1 Tl. issued l.v II. L Lllisoii. i'robate
Judge of Cass oountv. .Nebraska. herein I. W.
French is ' laiatiff a:id Wibiam rdgertn is de
fclitlant : and second. It. Danbaum is BlaintlfF.
t-it. I William Ederlon is dcfcini:au.
And also by virtue of an " ecu t ion by Jtdin
W. Jlaines. a Justice of the I'ea'-' of aid coiin
tv, and to me directed and received by ine at 2
o'clocii p. in., on the Tlii day . tHUol er, A. D.
i.S7'. wherein I. '1'iminons and U. F.lliott are
jilaintids and William Kdgertoii is defendant.
1 will sell at public auction, at the jail in the
city of riattsmoutii. in said county, at 1 o'cIock
a. 111.. on the 'jth day of November, one lot of
Cottonwood lumber. The same was levied upon
as the property of Win. Edgertou and tak'U to
satisfy these executions : also, at it .:vt a. 111. of
saiil dav. I wi.I sell the Steam Sw Mill known
as the Fdgerton Mill, situated tn the river bank
just souib of tho city of riailsmouth in said
county. 7'he sale of said mill will take place at
said mill. This mill was levied uii;i and taken
ujxm tiie first two executions named, as the
property of Win. Fdgerton and Wheal ley Mick
el wait and upon the three next named as the
property of the said Win. Kdgertoii.
M. B. CVTLBR.
Sheriff Cass county. Neb.
riattsmoutii, Neb., Oct. 27. 1K74. :;t;j.
LEGAL NOTICE.
In Iitrict fUitrt.2A l Judicial District, in and
Jor (.'a Couaty. A e.
George A. Keybott, 1 Plaintiff.
vs. J
A. S. Fowler, Defemlant.
A. S. Fowler will take notice, that I did, on
t'l'- Jml dav of October, file uiv petition in the
O'iice of tiic clerk of the District Court, ill and
for Cass County. Nebraska, the oldect and
prayer of said petition being tli' foreclosure of
a ccnain mortgage, executed by said A. S. Fow
ler, to jdaiiitiit. upon the undivided one-half
('a!, of the west half (W'-l, of the so'lMi-cast
ipiartfr se'-.i, of section Number live ?,
and th - undivided half ('i of the v.iuii
vided lialf I1;) of the cast half 0')i)
oftbentutii east pmrter (e') of section No.
five (5). ail being in town ten (101. r ui:e four
teciMlU. sixth t0th4 Priueiple Meridian; "u
are required to answer said petition in or be
fore the 30t h Jay of November. 1ST4, or default
will be sakea against you uoon the same.
GEO. A. SKVBOLT.
By Cn.traAS t Maxwki.i,,
His Au'y. s. 3(wt
Probate Notice.
In th? Probate Court. Cass County. Nebraska.
To all wh'.im it man concern:
Take notice Hint Mary Aniison. and John V.
Shannon have made application to the Probate
Court. fr the appointment of an administrator
on the estate. 4t llciirv Amison : that said mat
ter will be heard 011 the (Uh day of November.
A. D., 1S74. at to o'clock su m., when all parlies
iiiierested in said matter are requested to at
tend at the time and place, aforesaid, and they
shad be beard, and show cause if any they have
whv Miiv AJpi.ton and Join; W. Shaiiuan shall
not be aVfoin.ed Administratrix and Adminis
trator of".s;iid estate.
Witness uiv hand and official seal, this tlie
14th (iay of October, A. D. JS74.
II. K. ELLISON,
2;it4 l'robate Judge.
Hi in section
U:j ;.nd range
si acres, said
Inici of laad Iving and being 111 Cass County
Executors Sale of Real Estate
By virtue of " an rrder of jjale from Judge of
Pdstrict Court (and inderthe Meal of the. same)
in and for the Distict Court. Second Judicial
District, in the Countvof Cass and State of Ne
braska, and directed to the undersigned, in an
action wherein IJovd D. Bennett, surviving ex
ecutor of the last will and testameut of shep
herd Duke, deceased, is 1'laiiuUl, and I.nvina
Duke a2id others are Defendants, 1 will at 10
o'clocii a. 111.. on he
liih Iny I July,
in front 0 the Court House in the City of PI itts
mouth and Slate of Nebraska, oiler for sale at
puhlicaJielion. to the highest bidder the lands
and tenements hereinafter described, on terms
follow iug. to-wit : cash in hand. Said lands be
long to the estate of Shepherd Duke, deceased,
and are rtescritietl as loaows, 10-wit
A sulwiivisioii of lot eleven
twentv-uiiie fjyl town twelve
fourteen ill1, containitig eight
..- .; 1
aud state 4 Nebr.tska : also the following lots
in 1 be ciiy of 1'lal tsmouth. in said Cass ( 'ount v,
jots lour 1 41. live 15!. aad eleven ll fa
111 block five "!. lot foiirl4l in block forty-four
flj ; :Uso the following lots lying and being ia
iake's Aduiiion to tlie Cily of l'lat!iiiou;h,
aforesaid, lliat is to say lot fm:r (4) in block
tiii-ce it, iols one (t) tw(2 three (..O four (4)
live (..; :-ix (t) nine (:) ten (ho eleven (11) twelve
(12) thirtcoeii (13 fourteen (i t iif;e'ii ( l') sixteen
(1) seventeen (17) eighteen (ls and nineteen
(HO.inldock four (4), lots six (; seven (7) eight
s nine (. ten (10; eleven (11) twelve (12) thir
leeiuij) fourteen (14) tiiteen (15) sixteen (it.)
seveuirsen (17) eighteen (ts and twenty (20) in
block live (5), liits four (1) live (5) six (0)
seven f7 eight (S) nine (9) ieii(b) elcveu (11)
and twelve (12) in block six ((;), lots one (1)
two 12) three (.1) four (1 live (5) six (i)
in block seven (7). lots three (3)
and four (4) in block nine (9). lots two 12) three
13) fiK;r(l live (,) six (ii seven (7) eight (si nine
ten (10) eleven (II) and twelve ( 12) in block
lieven (11). all of block twelve (12) being lots
one (1) to twenty-two (22) inclusive, all of block
t nil teen (l.'O l.eing lots one (I) to t wen;y-twot22)
inclusive, lots one (Hand two (2) in block lour
toea It, lots one l two 2 three C!) lour (4)
live ("o and six VJ in block titteeu (15), lots
ll.rea (-o tour 41 ami five .") in block eighteen
(is), lots one 1J two h?J three 31 seven 7J
eigiit i x nine j and welve 12J in block
liuelecn M, all of Mock twenty (20) except lot
twelve j 12) being lots one l to twenty-two (22)
inclusive except lot twelve 12J. lots one L1J three
3 four 4J ten lo filtecn i.l in b!ck tweiitv
one (21. lots one two (21 three (:tj four (4 live
5 six seven (7) eight 11 nine (:i) teen lo
eleven 1 11 1 and twelve (121 in blo4-k tweniy
hiv j.i;. iols i,ne 1 j two 21 three 3 four 4
si v seven 7 Hg:it si nine u teti 10 eleven
inland twelve 12: ii- olock twenty-seven 27J,
ad 1 if block iwcii'.y-cight (2X) except lot soven
leeii 1 eing b is one 11 to twenty i.2'i) inclusive,
except lot si'veicen (17); lots six n seven (7)
e:giil s; nine () leu Id eleven (11! and twelve
12) in olock twentv-niiie 2:1. lots one l two
three : four 41 live ij six Hi) seven 171
and eight js in block thirty .o, lots three 31
foar ll live six ti seven 7 ;.nd eight S J
in bliM-k thirtv-one 31). lots one (1) two (2)
three (3) four (1) five (.1) seven (7) ninc(:i) ten (10)
I'k'ven (11) and twelve (12) in block ten (HO. lots
oe (1) two (2) four (4) live Co seven ( 7) eight (M
niae (H) ten (10) eievtin.ll) twelve (12) In block
twenty-two- (22).
l,ots three i.-t) and Tour (4) tn block eight (S.
Said sale will continue from 10 o'clock a. in.,
until sundow n of the said dav, If necessary, and
it will be adjourned from- day to day until all
are sold ;
FlaUsmouth, June 22. 1374.
Lioyi D. Bkxnett,
Surviving Exeeutor of the last will and testa-
- inut of shepherd Duk-. tleeeased.
WllKF.LKH & STINCHCOMn,
u;-it Attornevs for l'xecntor.
The above sale Is hereby atljounided until
Ot-tober 3ist, lo74, at lu o'clock a. 111.
Plattsmoum Aug. H 1S74.
LLOYD D. PnXNF.TT.
Surviving Executor of estate of Shepherd Duke
Weeping Water
High School,
will oten
November 12tli, 1S74.
Tuition, S5.UO Per Term.
Aided by a good coirs of instructors,
THIS INSTITUTION
Oilers as
GOOD ADVANTAGES
As any school in the County.
For further particulars, rddress either of the
t'lcrsigiied, ai Weeping Water.
CLARK
&
PLUMMER'S
PKOFKSSIONAL GAUDS
rHEELEK & BENNETT Ileal Estate and
Tax paying Agents. Notaries Public. Fire
and Life Insurance Agents, Plattsniouth. Neb.
H.
This well-kiiowii firm have
just received, a large Stoclv
of Bleached ami Brown Mus
lins at very low prices.
Another lot of those fine
Jaconet Embrorderies just
arrived Call and see them.
Call at Clark I'lummurs
I'or Queensware and Glassware.
Xew stock of dried Fruits
Iit-t receive!. C'hcai.
H. LIVINGSTON. Physician and Hurgcii.
Tenders his professional services to the
citizens of Cass couutv. Kesidence southeast
corner of Oak and Sixtli streets ; otlice on Main
street, one door west of Lyman's Lumber Yard,
Platlsinouth, Nebruska,
HAM. M. CHAPMAN. B. T. MAXWELL.
CIIAP3IAX S. MAXWICLIi.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW and Slicitrs In
Chancerv. Ofilce in Fitzgerald's 151wk, Platts
niouth, Nebraska.
A. I- Si-raock, T. B. Wilson.
Attorneys at Law.
PLATTSMOVTII. - - NEBRASKA.
Collation. Proiiwtln Aattendfd to. 13-ly
GKO. 8. SMITH, B. B. W1NIHIAM,
NMITII & WIXDHAM,
Successors to Marquctt, Smith, & Starblrd,
Attorneys at La to tt- Real Estate Brokers
FLATTSMOCTH, ... NEB.
Special attention given to Collections, and all
mallei's affecting the lilw to Keal Folate.
Oflicc on 2d floor, over the Post OlTiee.
Dr. Scliildkneclit,
Eclectic A Homoeopathic Physician.
tSTOFFICE AND RESIDENCE,?
Corner of Cth and Vine Streets, Piattsmoiith.
Nebraska.
CLLS ATTEN 1EI AT ALL HOVK3.
cyl
Justice of the Peace.
Office on Main Street Plattsniouth. Neb., near
ly opposite the IIku.vi.ii oiiice. Business hours
from s A. L, to 8. I. M.
ll County business usually transacted be
fore a Justice of the Peace, will be attended to
bv the Subscriber. -mix.
General Collector of Debts.
8-iy
J. Yf . HAINES.
I'inltsmoctlli .Hills.
CITEISEL. Pnrrietor. Have recently been
repaired and t.laeed in thorouf,l runninK
order. 100.000 Bushels of Wheat wanted imme
diately for which the highest market price Mll
be paid.
?llf
E. L. T.EED,
H. W. FA K LEY.
AMESCLISUEE.
G. A. von Heimburg,
Velerinary Surgeon.
I OJfire- south s'uh. Main Strut, Iclirecn
j 7 u'rt! lit, Fourth Sta.
i I'l.A ! "1 'SM C 1 H, - NEB.
! PIATTSllOl TTI1 311LLS
Good fresh milk., delivered daily at every
body home in Flattsinouth, if they want it. by
J. P. Beaumoister.
Send in your orders and I will try and give
you
Pure Ft-mis,
and serve you regularly.
19-ly.
NEW STYLES.
F. Li. ELS1 ER,
Merchant Tailor
Is in receipt of the finest and
REST ASSORTMENT
"ASSI.MKitES. CLOTHS. VESTINCS. SCOTCH
tiOODS, 1U1.S1I FKIKSES, &e.
In fact, the largest and best assortment of
Cloths ever brought to this city, which 1 am
prepared to make up in tlie Latest Styles. Call
and examine Goods. aprills.
eTt7duke & co.
At the foot of Main Street.
Wholesale and lletail Dealers In
Hardware and Cutlery,
STOVES, TIXYVAKE.
IKON, NAILS,
HOES. RAKES.
SIIOY ELS. AXES,
KNIVES AND
FOKKS.&c. &C.
All kinds of
Tin ware Man u fa ct u r ed .
DON'T BUY
I'util you have
CAREFULLY EXAMINED
OUP VAMV
Z'u vow Soap Try it.
California Flour at Clark
& Plumnier's.
Spring Wheat Flour at
lower pi ices than anywhere
else, at Clark Sz Plumnier's.
Three car loads of Salt in
the barrel, at old rates on
freight, for sale cheap. Far
mers, how's your time.
Coal Oil by the barrel
cheaper than can be bought
at Chicago and shippped hero.
Call and see Clark & Plum
mer's StlL ill's t by the barrel,
before purchasing elsewhere.
It will do you" good.
PI.ATTSMOl'Tli, N I t'..
CON It AD 1IEISEL.
Proprietor
FLOCK. CORN MEAL, FEED,
Always on hand, and for sale at lowest Cash
prices.
JtT-The Highest prices paid fcr Wheat and
Corn.
Particular attention eiven to Custom work.
Singer Sewing .Machines,
FOR SALE BY
F. J. METTEER,
With all the
EXTRAS, ATTACHMENTS,
NEEDLES, dc.
Also. Plows. Cultivators, Wagons and farm
Implements for sale.
Mrs. A. II. MSE,
WORKER Irt HAIR.
r.raids. Curls, Switches Puffs, and all kinds of
Hair Work promptly and neatly made by
MRS. KNEE.
Orders left at MRS. KENNEDY'S
Millinery Storo.
On Main St. 1 door east of Clark & Hummers.
4r.m3
GO TO
gus. iinuoLirs
FOR
CLOTHING
PLATTSMOUTH
Grain Company.
E. G. DOVEY, Pres't.
E. T. DUKE, Treas.
FIIEI). GOKDEIt, Buyer.
This Company will buy giain ct the lushes
market rates at all times.
Scales i oiiice at E. O. Dovey, Store, lower,
Main Street. l':;:tt-siiioiith. Neb. 2!dv
A large lot of Teas just re
ceived from the Importers, at
Xew York. To be sold for
the benefit of the people
here.
Once more remember
Clark & Plumnier's, on Main
St., Plattsniouth, Nebraska,
if you want to buy cheap
for cash.
oscr
TVre are selling largely by
the unbroken package; Mus
lins by the bolt, Groceries by
the barrel, keg, or original
package, Thread by the doz
en spools, and so on. It is
the best way to buy, for ev
erybody, and we call atten
tion to this new feature of
our trade, and invite all to
giye this method a, trial.
21-Gm
L. GOLDING,
Dealer in
CLOTIIIMi, Fl uNISHINC, GOODS. HATS,
CAPS. HOOTS. SHOES. TKl'NKS,
Y A USES. CARPET HAGS,
&e &c , &e., &e.
One of the oldest and most Reliable Houses
in Plattsniouth. Main street, between Fourth
and Fifth.
fcSf-REM EMBER TIIE TLACE.
ns-tr.
William Stadelmann
has on hand, one of the largest stocks of
Clothing and Gents' Furnish
ing Goods for Spring and
Summer.
J3I Invite everybody in want of anything in
my line to call at my store.
SOUTH SIDE MAIX,
Between 5th & 6th Si's.
And convince themselves of the fact. I have
asa.ectalty in inv Retail Department, a stock
of Fine Clothing for Men and lioys, to which
we Invite those who want goodo.
' oIao keep on band a large and well se
lected Stock of Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, &c.
jan 1 yl
0TR
L. F. JOIINSOX,
f7-Opposiie the Platte Vally House, ia Schla
ter's Jeweler Store,
Main St., Piattsmoiith, Neb.
AGENT FOB
ST. TJiUIS. DECKER BROS., Q. A. MIL
LEU Jc CO S.,
BUllDETT, SMITirS AMERICAS', AS'D
MJSTOX
And other Frst-clas Pianos and Organs.
Wholesale and Petail Dealer in Strings. Sheet
Music, and all kindi of Musical Merchandise.
tSr-MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Tuned and
EeiHiired Satisfaction Guaranteed jan 1 yl
- , '--m - -vti - -i--w-
LOW RESERVOIR
- xmk.
wis iy
As vre. have 12 good reasons why they wll
jour work.
QUICK AND EASY,
CHEAP AND CLEAN.
BECAUS
il
They are cheapest to buy,
J ney are ciieapest to usi-,
Tl.ey bake eveulv oul ipiickly,
Their operation is perfect.
They have always a good draft.
They are made of the best material,
'1 hey roast perfectly.
They require but little fuel,
.They are very low priced.
They are easily managed.
They are suite'd to all localities.
Every Stove guaranteed to j;ive Satisfac
tion SOLI V
EXCELSIOlt MAX'G COMPANY
ST. LOCIS, MO., AND
E. T. DUKE & Co.
PLATTSMOCTIT, NEB.
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rillLADLrillA STORE.
Solomon & Nathan,
DF.ALEnS IK
FANCY a GOODS, NOTIONS,
LADIES FURNISHING GOODS,
Largest. Cheapest, Finest, and best Assorted
Stock in the City. We are prepared
to sell cheaper than they
can be purchased
elsewhere.
; GIVE US A CALL
and examine our goods.
;gStoreon M'l in street, between 4th ard .th
streets, Platlsmoath Neb. lotf.
New Store ! New Stock !
lln. William (J. Woodruff
bavin? taken the Store formerly occupied by
Mr. Eaton, will k'-cp a fn'l and com
plete stock cf
FAMILY GROCERIES.
All kind of country produce taken in
EXCHANGE FOR GOODS
I propose to sell low, and keep a
STOCK OF NUMBER ONE GOODS,
and hereby invite mv friends to call and exam
ine the new outfit, (irantccrs especially invited
to call and pet prices .before ordering oods.away
from home. I propose to
SELL TO GRANGERS,
At Chicago Rates.
YM. G. WOODRUFF.
Wm. F. Ekxs ett, Clerk. l-yl
H. A. WATER 31 AN & SON
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Pine Lumber,
LATH, SHINGLES,
Sash Doors, Blinds, &c-
On MaJ Street coner 5!h
PLATTSMOVTII ... KEB,
OMAHA ADS.
Wyoming Hotel,
OMAHA, - - NEHHASKA.
A. W. TEN N ANT, Proprietor.
Union Pacldc Ticket and Hleeplntt Or Oflc
directiy optMiHiie. lloiiu newly funilsbed and
renovated throughout. .
Grand Central Hotel
OMAHA, NEIL'
iMryest and Finest Hotel Vctiyecn ChU
trtto and Stii Fraivisno
GEO. THRALL, Projtrietor.
LOUISVILLE ADS.
l)ll,J. JI. WATKIIJIAV
PHYSIO--MEDICAL PRACTITIOXElt,
Iiulsvllle, Caw Co , Neb.
Always nt the office on Saturday.
FOX & GLOVER,
SelU the R EST GOODS at the Lowest Trice at
LOUISVILLE, CASS CO., NED.
General Dealers In
Dry Goods,Groceries
HATS, CAl'S, HOOTS & SHOES,
Ready 31 arte Clothing,'
NOTION'S, CROCKERY WARK,
AN I
Farmers Supplies Generally.
Call and give them a trial. Also deal In.
GRAIN & COAL.
20-tflil
Farmers Lumber Yard.
Havinp; made arrangements in CM-"
casro, and elsewhere, with extensiva
dealers, I am prepared to furnish ou
short notice all kinds of
Lumber Doors Sush
Shingles, ifec,
at a reasonable rate. I also keep con
stantly on hand a full assortment of
Xails, Himjres,
Locks. Hardware,!
of all kinds. Those wishing to build
will please call and see my stock.
K. NO YES,
LOUISVILLE, NEIk
FTliyi Kit's EXCHANGE.'
B. G. HOOVER,
LOUISVILLE, NEBRASKA
Keejis constamly on hand all Staple Articles,
such a
COFFEE,
SUGAR,
TOBACCO,
MOLASSES
Dry Goods,
Hoots, Shoes, &o.
In fact, everything usually kept In a Variety
Store, which will lie "old on Miiitll profits fo
CASH. All kimts of I'roUucc tuketi in exchang
for koo1:i, ami the
Hi'ihest Market Prices given in Cash
tor Grain. 19
CEDAR CREEK ADS.
J. 1MIELDER iV SON,
lei;lcrs In
Clothing, Dry Goods
Boots, Shoes and
GROCERIES
Of all kinds, at the lowest possible rates.
Also
Dealers in Grain,
for which the highest ciis'.i prices arc paid.
Hides ami produce of all kinds bought at rea
sonable rates.
Inlieldrr'M Hntlou, (Cednr Creek.)
51tf. Cass County, Kelt.
CEDAR CREEK MILLS
AKK IX
Good Ilmming Order
and keep on hand the best assortment of
Flour, Corn Meal, &c.
KspeCial attention Is nlven to custom work.
Sutif:iciion guaranteed. In exchanging Flour
for Wheat.
C. SCIILUNTZ, Prop.
Also keeps a Flour letot, at CI. AKK & PLC Jl
MEK'S, in
PLATTSMOUTH,
Where will he found Flour. Grain, Corn Meal,
and Feed, at "A HOLES ALE ft ICETAIL and ai
REDUCED PRICKS.
t?Al! orders within the city limits, proniti
lv filled herafter. from this Ieiot. 4-iy
Ben Hempel.
HE'S THE MAX,
KEEPS AN EATING HOUSE.
OX LOYVKK MAIX STREET,
PLATTSMOUTH, - - - NEB.
Meals at all honn.
Ice Cn-am
Soda AVater, ft
Lemouad, to
Cool You,
Good square Meals, nice Lunches, &c, &e., to
warm you.
Ales, Wines, and pood Liquors to le used
reasonably, for your benefit II you desire.
B. HEMPEL, Prop.
Lj trans
STATE AGEXT
Halladay's Patent Wind Mills. '
Double and Single acting
Force and Farm Pumps,
Feed Mills, etc.
The Halladav Mill has stood Ithe test for six
teen yeais. oolh in the Lulled States and Eu
rope and In the only one generally adopted by
all Principal
Railroads and Farmers.
Terms Liberal. Send for Catalogue and Trich
List. A. L. STKANU, Lincoln, Neb.