THE HE It A LI).
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J. a- iiAdiTmrar eiitob.
FIWLTTHlfOUTH MARCH. 4. 1875.
"Mia .Hll.il i
We aro very much plained with Gen.
Trcy opening aicfa io T-ber'w
Uftnre. We Ulifre b eaa and will
roT hit theory and ihow Baecber to
ibm world not as tb villain, but am tL
artjr of tbe
Tk Etervrie aad "it Up"
f Cblcajo li proverbial. Kg ne?wpa
pers it not an exception, and tlt Post
.aatf it the beet of them all. Price
I-eryear, postage pid: Daily fC.80;
Weekly, 1.
Neither lira. Moulton nor any of the
witneaaet yet examined awear that
fieecber committed adultery with Mr.
Tiltoe. All the talk it about a "crime,"
tome crime, an "offenee," tone offense.
"Why don't we have ene plain ttate
aeeat of what the crime and offense
w.
Ben. hat done it at last. Our friend
Den. Barrows, we mean, he ban made
a speech on the Got. Butler resolution,
he waa on the right tide, he let himself
out, and behold all the papers tay it
was the tpeech of the session. We are
f lad, we are proud of Benjamin and in
She language of the inimitable "Strick"
all we newspaper men will new have
"Glory."
The Speaker of the House of Hep
retentatiTet made a mistake the other
day when be ruled that there was no
Saw to compel members te vole. When
a Demecratic majority comet to tet in
that IIo use and a innocent and contid
iof (?) Republican minority try that
little game you'll toon tee a law to
compel them to Tote. Are our Repab
lican friends at Washington in their
Cottgef
Oar members of the Legislature hare
all returned home and we should have
given a synopsis of their work this
week had not other more pressing busi
ness prevented us. Suffice it to say they
cave all done well and we are proud of
our delegation. At tome future time
we shall endeavor to review their work
more in detail and give them credit for
the real work they have accomplished
for the benefit of the county and State.
JS1TE O.N COMPULSOBI EDUCA
TION. The aebatlng societies of Eight Mile
GroTt and Pleasant Ridge held a chal
lenge debate en the above question
lot Saturday a week, Sliowalter, lead
er from the Grove, and Me renees, from
Pleasant Kidge. Eight Mile was in
favor of the compula, and Pleasant
Kidge didn't want any in theirs. Af
fctr a long and able debate the question
was decided in the negative, or in fa
vor of no compulsory education, on
the side of Pleasant liidge.
The Watchnzn has uncovered the
Cat in his meal-tub, that is, showed
that the clique who run in that diree
tion, had intended to open the spring
lection fight at once for no other con
struction can be put upon his remarks
of last week we bad thought to make
remarks on our present Mayor's course
and alio give our views in regard to
lbs sort of man our next Mayor should
lie. Owinr to press of other business.
aud perhapj a partial change of views
in this matter, we shall omit any com
ment on city aJTairs this week. Only
wise men change their opinions, fools
remain always of the same views we
may have been mistaken in the first
vase mentioned above and may change
our notion as to the best man to till our
Uayors chair before next week. For
the present we are in statu quo, on
tty officers.
C9MT1 rUTlONAL CONVENTION.
Ou next Tuesday' the Central Com
Mittee is called together to take action
in regard to nominating three members
from this county to the Constitutional
Convention about to sit. We should
like to have the Democratic Committee
cueet us at the same time, and agree, if
thought best by both tides, on a tick
et. The committee will alto dtter
iniue whether we shall hold t conven
tion, when, where, &.c.
It is of the highest imyortance to
the county that we send the ablest,
best and soaaicst men we have to this
cosveutioa. They will help to make
the fuud&tnent.J law of the land for
the aext twenty years perhaps. They
will have to meet the ablest men from
all pans of the Stat, and especially
-will we have to stand up for a fair and
rpor lion able representation from
this eounty according to its wealth, po
sition and probable rank in the future.
Politics to a great extent should be
voided aad the very clearest headed
wten we have should be sent there.
The Herald has repeatedly express
ed the view that we Deed a short, con
sist, plain document, covering just as
much ground as is necessary to provide
a framework for laws and statutes to
fce attached afterwards. Constitution
Making is not law making; and this
docuiuent will have to be carefully
worded or it will be voted down again.
Twenty thousand dollars every year or
two is too expensive a luxury to spend
for a Costitaticn that it likely to be re
jected Iet us see to it then, citisecit, tail
we get pre, able, and sound men, if
Oast Las any more left of that tort, to
jepresent us this time.
The subject of taxatien ought and
will probably be thoroughly over haul
ed, also of bonded indebtedness and
Capitol moving which should be fixed
by constitutional limits and never
changed without a vote of the people.
We hope to tee a full attendance of
both committees at the IIebald office,
n Tuesday, March Sth, and in your
primaries, (if we call a county conven
tion) send your best and most dispas
siojiate man.
ATTEiN'TIO.N ASSESSORS.
ADDITIONAL NOTICES TO ASSES
KOBS AND CEXSUS-TAKEltS.
Ejaepsi of Ameaded Ceasas Law.
Entire law as published in Revised
Statutes must Ih; carried out. If asses
sons, or commissioners or county clerks
fail in this duty they are liable to pen
alty of 500, and it is made the special
duty of district Attorney to mke dil
lignt enquiries in each county to as
certain if law has been complied with.
Where failures exist be is compelled
to prosecute the neglectful parties.
Compensation is t mills per capita
to assessor, X mill to county clerks,
and mill to Secretary of State.
We call the attention of all our
County officers to the above la w as it
is important they should carry out the
Census Act.
COUNCIL- PROCEEDINGS.
At a called meeting of the Council,
on Saturday evening last, for the pur
pose of appointing a City Assessor, in
the plac of Mr. Clements, deceased,
the Mayor appointed Phelps Paine. It
being the duty of the Council to eon
firm such appointment, on motion of
Mr. Carruth the yeas and nays were
demanded, and the vote stood aj fol
lows: Yeas Messrs. Dick, Nichols, Way
man, and Johnson.
N"as Messrs. Carruth, Pollock,
Streight. and MacMurphy.
The vote being a tie the Mayor vot
ed "aye" and Capt. Paine is the City
Assessor for this year.
The Mayor then called attention to
the importance of the Trunk Road and
a committee was appointed to visit
Nebraska City to facilitate the build
ing. Also, to the fact that the man
agement of our schools would pass
from the hands of ouk City Council to
a board of Directors elected by the
people at our next city election, agree
ably to a bill passed by the late Legis
lature; and lastly, that the same Leg
islature had legalized the assessment
aud collection of certain taxes in cities
of the second class, and that all good
citizens would be governed according
ly. Adjourned.
NEWSPAPERS.
COl.VTl AFFAIRS.
j AN ACT. 1 April. A. D. 1875, and shall, upon for-
I To provide for calling a convention to .warding to the St :tr Aulitor a copy
revise ailer or aujruti - the luiuiitu- ot.it.iKUit ptiiiiitv.i ..in, enu-
tion of the State ot Nebraska. ! tied lo receive p.ij for t:. s.uue at the
Section 1. Me it etun-Uni by the Lsj- same rates allowed Ciiitr:tct)r.s fur pub-
Ulaturt tiftlit mtuUof Ntbrusk That I lie printing of the laws of the State,
$20
rial:
CITY PATliON'AGF
i Duty ol the Citizen.
$20
a convention to revise, alter or amend
the constitution of the Mate of Neb
raska, is hereby called to meet at the
capital, on the second Tuesday in the
mouth of May, A. 1). 1675. baid coa-
The Herald feels bad. here we have I ventiou shall consist of sixty-nine
been all winter Irvine m.r l-at tn ir-t i members, and the members thereof ap-
9 e w
ACTS OF THE LEGISLATURE.
The Herald will publish as soon as
we can get them the local laws passed
by the legislature, that our people here
are interested in, and the titles at least
of all the laws passed this winter. ' We
cannot thi3 week, and only give the ti
tles of few in which our people are
particularly interested, viz.:
Au act to aid the coustsuction of a
railroad on the west bank of the Mis
souri river from Omaha to the south
line of the state.
An act for the protection of stock
growers.
An act to provide for calling a con
veution to revise, alter and amend the
constitution of the State of Nebraska.
The majority report was accepted.
limiting assessment on railroad beds,
JLc, at $10,000 per mile.
The illuminating oil bill has become
a law, to take effect May 1st, 1875. By
virtue of this it is made a crime, pun
ishable by tine and imprisonment, for
any person to sell oil containing ietro-
leum, for illuminating purposes, of a
less standard than 110". This docs
away with gasoline, Danforth's oil.nnd
all such dangerous 6tuff.
An act in regard to our city schools,
which will soon be published in pam
phlet form; and an act amending our
City Charter. Just hew the herd law
was changed we cannot find out. but
Major Wteeltr has promised to get us
certified copies of all then laws, and
next week, or as soon as we can they
will all be published.
new for our folks, and
tome time and money in obtaining
original and reliable news from Lin
coln, and publishing the same, and also
we know that the IIekald has given
you as able original editorials on pub
lic affairs as ary pa riu tle Mate;
aud heie juat as we were congratulat
ing ourselves on Ih.fct fact in come a
lot of grumblers and find fault because
we have neglected 'as they say) ctmtity
matters and have int published our
county prticeedings, &c. also that we
take up too much time with city mat
ters and city affairs.
In publishing a paper during the
course of the year a great number aud
variety of subjects must be treated of,
from all parts of the country, such as
General newt, great excitements, coun
ty news. State news, city news, etc.
Each in their turn must have prece
dence and to each we endeav
or in their place to turn our attention.
For instance, when Congress is in ses
sion as a matter of course we would
naturally give more attention to pub
lic and national matters, and when our
State Legislature is in session county
and city news are laid in abeyance, and
State matters have the preference.
In great excitements, suck as great
fires, floods, Beecher trials, or temper
ance tidal waves, we must report and
comment on these as they come along.
Again, when we are on the eve of a
city election, as we of Plattsmouth are
you must exiect and it is no more than
right that at that time we should give
more attention and space to city affairs
than at other timet. The county will
receive her due share in due time, and
when her matters are of the most im
portance, and we think anv sensible
thinking man will see the duties of
newspapers as above in their true light.
LETTER OF THANKS.
At a meeting of Lovely Creek Asso
ciation, held at the house of (). Grass
man, February 22d, 1875, the following
resolutions were unanimously adopted,
Resolved, that our neighbors and
friends in Cass county. Neb., have our
warmest thanks for their liierality in
contributing to eur relief, and sending
supplies at this, our time of great des
titution, and they will ever be held by
us in grateful remembrance for the
the same.
R'tolved, that our agent, J. C. Staf
ford, has the sincercst gratitude of our
hearts for his untiring perseverance in
soliciting and sending aid and supplies,
and we hope when he comes and makes
one among us that we may be able, in
ime part, at least, to compensate him
for his service in our behalf.
Jitsolred, that the president be re
quested to copy these resolutions and
attach the names of the members of
this association and send the same to
the Nebraska Herald, at Plattsmouth,
for publication.
II. J. ZAPP, President.
Isaac C Cochran, Samuel II. Williams,
W. W. Wood worth. Wilson S. Lilly,
Thomas Shoemaker. James D. Murray,
A. II. Murray. Henderson Murray.
Samuel J. Yapp, Jaus II. Yapp, Sain.
II. Buster. Geo W. Adamson. Thomas
Muxlow. 11. M. Clapper.
REPUBLICAN
CENT HAL
TEE.
COJl 2 IT-
The Republican Central Commiittee
of Cass County are requested to meet
at the Hejulli oClce, in Plattsmouth,
on
TUESDAY, MARCH 9TFI,
at S o'clock in the afternoon, for the
purpose of calling a convention, or
otherwise placiug in nomination three
candidates for the Constitutional con
vention. Said candidates will be voted
on at an election to be held on the first
Tuesday in April. A full attendance
of the committee is desired.
The members are:
Plattsmouth city, 1st Ward W. L.
Hobbs;2nd Ward Geo. S. Smith; 3d
ward M. B.Murphv; 4th ward M. B
Cutler.
precincts:
EI m wood S. B. Hall. Liberty E.
W. Barnutn, Plattsmouth Henry Eik
enberry. Weeping Water 1L W.
Hayes, Centre S. L. Graham, Rock
Bluffs E. KirkpatricK, Avoca Orlan
do Tefft. Mt. Pleasant James Hall,
Louisville J. W. Waterman. Stove
Creek A. J. KenastonSouth Bend T.
loung,- Greenwood K. Knowles,
Now please turn the sheet over and
tee what you are doing for yonr news
papers. There is two 6ides to this
question. We have given you a good
paper on the whole far superior to
the ordinary run of county papers.
What do we receive in return?
cincvLATiox.
In a town numbering COO inhabit
ants and the country surrounding that
came there for mail, we had a list of
200 and over. In Plattsmouth, with
the country about coming here for mail
and it is better settled here than where
we speak of, our list is only 200 to 215.
In a county numbering 6000 people
by census, we had a larger list than we
have in Cass county numbering nearly
11,000 persons. The county printing
of one of these new counties out west
is worth twice what the printing is
from our county. When we bought
the piper the city printing was esti
mated at $500 pc year, at least. It
has never approxhn tted that sum and
this year will be less than $-00 divid
ed between two papers.
ADVK.1TISIN"(J.
In this town we speak of, the four
principal merchants in the town never
thought or dreamed of taking less than
one entire column, standing Ad.. $100,
no grumbling about the price; then
their locals and job work amounted to
$100 more, and every carpenter, black
smith. Doctor, Lawyer and business
man had a short Ad. at least in the pa
per. How is it here? While at Lin
coln this winter an editor of a paper in
a town not numbering over 500 inhab
itants, told us his locals alone ran $40
a week, other advertising in proportion.
We made some inquiries, and must
state as the truth, that towns along the
B. & M. & U. P. It. It'ds. (even out in
grasshopper regions) not nearly as larg
as this, gave to their papers more than
double the income you are doing
here.
We are ashamed to write down the fig
ures in each place.and shall not. Now
these are not nice things to till the pa
per w ith aud we have avoided it a long
while, for policy's sake ; but when men
grumble at the IIkkald to much, we
must grumble back and show you our
side of the question. We ought to
double the subscription we have in the
county and one fourth more in the
town, and every man should try and
aid its circulation, and then take a
pride in it and send us news and items.
which we could then afford to "set-up;"
we can't now.
The merchants and mechanics in
town should each and all have an Ad
in, and pay for it in Cash, now and
then. Look at the paper and see if this
is the case, Where's your Hotels your
Doctors, your Mechanics, and your
smaller business men, while tome of
the best merchants we have are con
tent with a $15 or $20 Ad.
We have been spending money ever
since we came here fixing up and ad
ding to the Herald, and other prop
erty, now please give us a chance to
get some of it bark or at leat don't cut
us down to the very lowest living lim
it ot existence and then scold because
you think we ought to give more news
for not mug.
The B. aad M. It. u ia Nebraska.
The Burlington and Missouri River
Railroad in Nebraska has been in opera
tion now about five years, ami during
that time has made up and run over
ten thousand trains, including the
trains run over its branches. This
road has carried thousands and tent of
thousands of passenzers. but owine to
the watchfulness of the employes, no
passenger was ever injured on this
road in the least. The length of road
operated is about two hundred and
thirty-five miles, and in these days of
frightful railroad accidents, when hun
dreds of passengers are killed annually
in almost every imaginable wav. this
I may wen ie consiuereu a glonous rec
1 S A - A. A 11 -mn -
-- - TiDton Geo. V. TlnorfTftt m-iit ivmI-
Satins of he round world, much E. Doom, Eight Mile GrovieS. Barker. ?f the T " i lro?J in the S
. an be smd on both :des. j. A. MacMurphy was elected float del- 1 Mates M l ! h Am present so ood
Voitv Kentuckiansrode two Cays to eg;Ue.ai,d Chairman of the Comity Con- i S, I t, w l0,,'
li to- tv-rth frt? cents.-. j. commnte, Uj:
rwirLiiturtl itUi! lH'lf.l tiinii Hit mfVfrm
have Bpent ! ai counties, aa follows:
Richaidsoii county, four members.
Aiiteuqe. liooue iti Greeley coun
ties, one meuitar.
Buit county, oue member.
Buffalo, ahermau, and Valley coun
ties one member.
Butler county, one metiilter.
Cavs county, three lueiniiers.
Cedar, Mautoa, and Wayue counties,
Olito luetllber.
Clieyeiiue, Keith and Lincoln coun
ties, aud territory north of Dawson
county aud west of Valley county, oue
member.
Clay county, one member.
Colfax couuty, one member.
Cuming county, one member.
Dakota county, ot member.
Dixon county, one member.
Dodge county, two members.
Douglas county, fceven member.
Fillmore county, one mmber.
Gage cuuty, two members.
Hall couuty one uieml-er.
Hamillou couuty, ene member.
Saunders couuty, three members.
fceward couuty, two members.
York couuty, oue member.
Washington county, two members.
Thayer and Nuckolls counties oue
member.
Webster, Adatas aud Kearney, coun
ties, two members.
Pranklin, Pnelps, and Gosper coun
ties, oue member.
Harlan and Furnas counties, one
member.
Knox, Pierce, and Holt counties oue
member.
JeiTwon county, one member.
Joiiusou couuty, oue member.
Lancaster county, four uieiubert.
Madison couuty, one member.
Howard aud Merrick couuties, one
member.
Nemaha county, two member.
Otoe couuty, four members.
Pawnee couuty. one member.
Platte county, one member.
Polk county, one member.
Saline county, two members.
Sarpy county, one member.
Red Willow, Hitchcock, Dundy,
Chase, Frontier, Dawson, and unorgan
ized territory lying between Frontier
aud Chate counties, one member.
Pawnee and Johnson counties one
member.
Richardson and Nemaha counties,
one member.
Sec. 2. The members of said con
vention shall be choteu by the electors
of tiie State qualified to vote at any
general election, at an election to be
h Id on the first Tuesday in the month
of April, 1875. .Such election Khali be
conducted iu conformity to laws then
in force respecting elections, and noti
ces of the election of members to said
convention shall be given by the offi
cers wiiose duty it is to give notices of
election for members of the legisla
ture. Skc. 3. The votes cast at such elec
tion shall be canvassed and returns
made in the name manner an shall then
be provided by law for canvass and re
turn of votes in elections for members
of the legislature, and certificate of
election shall be given to the persons
entitled thereto, in the s.tme maimer as
inemljers of the legislature are entitled
to receive the suae; aud in case of con
tested election to the convention, the
contesting candidates shall pursue the
same course and b governed by the
same rules, as provided by the law then
iu force concerning contested elections
for members of the legislature.
Sec. 4. The memters chosen to said
convention shall meet in the hall of the
house of representatives, on the day be
fore mentioned, at the hour of 3 o'clock
p. m , and before entering upon tliir
duties, shall each take an oath, or affir
mation, to suport the constitution of
the United States, and faithfully dis
charge their dtitv as inMahers of said
convention. The said convention shall
be the jude of the election a?id quali
fications of its own members and said
member shall be entitled to the sain
privileges to which members of the leg
islature are entitled.
Sec. 5. The members of said co:v
vention shall elect one of their mem
bers president, l nev s.'iau also elect a
secretary, an assistant secretary, and
such other officers and employes as the
business of the convention may require.
I he memliers of said convention and
the otfiVers and employes thereof, shall
ne entitled to receive tne same com
pensation and mileage as provided by
law for the payment of officers and
members of the Legislature. The
amount due each iersou shall be certi
fied by the president, and countersign
ed by the secretary of the convention.
to ths Auditor of State, who shall is
sue warrants upon the treasurer, and
the same shall be paid as other war
rants are paid.
Sec. 6. The Secretary of State shall
attend such convention, at the opening
thereof, and it shall be hit duty, and
the duty of all other public officers, to
furnish said convention with all such
statements, books, pajiers, and public
documents in their posession. or per
taming to ineir omce, as tne conven
tion may order or require. The S cre-
tary of State shall furnish the conven
tion with such stationery as they may
require. The printing ordered by such
convention shall be executed by the
contractors for public printing in the
same manner as printing ordered by
legislature. The journal of said con
vention, and the debates of its mem
bers, shall be printed and distributed
as journals of the Senate and House of
RepresentaMves are now distributed.
Sec. 7. The amendments, altera
tons, or revision of the constitution
agreed to. shall be signed by the mem
lers of said convention, and, together
with the journal and debates, lie filed
in the office of secretary of state. The
amendments, alterations, or revision of
the constitution shall lie published in
such manner, and in such quantity, as
shall le ordered by the convention.
Sec. 8. The amendments, altera
tions, or revision of the constitution
shall W submitted to the people, for
their adoption, or rejection, at an elec
tion to be called by said convention,
and everv jerson entitled to vote by
the laws in force at the time such elec
tion is held, may vote tliereon, and said
amendments, alterations, or revision
of the constitution shall not take ef
fect unless adopted by a majority of
the electors voting at such election.
The convention shall prescribe the form
or mmner of voting" at such election,
and the votes cast at such election shall
lie canvassed, and returns thereof made
in such manner as the convention shall
prescribe. The convention shall also
prescribe the way and manner in which
the said amendments, alterations, or re
vision of the constitution shall take ef
fect, if adopted by the people.
Sec. 8. The Secretary of State shall
designate some paper in each county of
the State wherein a newspaper is pub
lished, and eacli and all papers publish
witicn amount naii ue paid by war
rants of the Auditor drawn on the gen
eral fund of the Treasury.
Sec. 10. The sum of $15,000. or to
much thereof as may be necessary, is
hereby appropriated, out of any money
in the general fund not otherwise ap
propriated, to carry into effect the pro
visions of this act.
Sec. 11. This act shall take effect
and be in force, from and after its pas
sage. Approved Feb. 20, A. D. 1875.
JOHNNY TO "uIsTFa.
From the Drnmnpiekfr
Johnny Prccosh appears to be a dull
boy, and folks are Dot apt to be guar
ded in their actions and remarks be
fore him. But titere is an active brain
in Johnny's frowsy head, and a q jick
wit behind his sleepy manner, that are
liable to breed broils and contention
unless pome people are more circum
sject in his presence. Hi father has
been to a distant city on a visit, but
iiake Home Happy.
Ai m tii r 149 r Day!
xXrvlo UechaalsHS.
lagciiUa laTeotUa.
bolte Ferfeetlca.
AM BLBOAWT. DURABLE fULJL-SIZID
S1TvVI1n"G-
WITH nUUIaad TilCtDLL
OTWSJTY 7JOLI.AIIS.
UnprsI!eUed la price. With mnj Important
upriior nJ valu.it!? liuproveiueiaia. iu
tUe, ami tlw tue a.ue wiirii iu lac te way
ud cueiixM, taicunte ever uiUe. WiiUeu
Kuui'uue for live ypi witu every uiacliuie.
Xt superior t Xv) e.a;eiiiuin ! Sd rival in
quality 1:1 1 price. A siiullat au4 practica.! aei
ulibc .::.;.iiiauu4 o a wruiMleiiwl
eiiiiuio.tliuu ut ail lae u4 Jaiiuea ul a aear
ill,; ui.tciuu. iiui tally ackaiI4ril w Ix
perlVciiT 4u-(tril iMtrctiauu-ai abi-veLBul uf
practical iiuf:lci:y. i iitxouliK leau-d. L'e4
la lUuun.uid. ul bUMtea. Tue favorite of Hi
laily ciix-ia. it dwa uH take au buur to Kt
reitdy io uo a minutr vun, tiul U always ready
iu a uioiiM-ui Ui do a days vrur.
It will w lt eot iuay timrs over la one
season. di:itf ibe wuik ot ti family, or it will
iriuiuru jmriu.o. a. irun iiuiu nuitiM who lim; aisu Ui flu M-lii( lur kill IUV
Johnny brought him home two or three
weeks sooner than the time originally
fixed for his return. Thus ran the let
ter: Deke Dad Nothing of konsider
bul importance has transcurred bitice I
last rit to yu. The same old juH like
it wus is abowt all that happens here
enny more. Ma is not very loansome
and she sed i needint write to you to
hurry back. She sed it wus her cri
tion duty to let yu enjoy yurslf, an
she wus alwus glad to have yu go awa.
This is what she told that preacher
man, an he sed he didint blame her.
He conies here tnoar offeu than he did.
He an ma is reedin a story in a Out
Iewis paper which kums every niht
an he brings it over an tha read
it. It ain't got no killing iu it, an I
kant get lied nur tail uv it. Its num
thin abowt Tilron an Moulton an
Beecher, some fellows wich wus jfful
good fren au told lies on each other.
Las nite ma axed him did he beleeve
Beecher was gilty, an he sed he did. but
mussent let on. cor it would hurt re
lijon. Then she axed did he blame him
an he Red it wun woman to err. What
he meant i dont uo. Then m i said she
didint blame tli-worn an either if tha
wus both criti' !. .She sed every
body ot to have a Irmy, an that yu
wussent her tinitv. Then he said to
me if i wussetit sleepy, an I sed no, an
he offered me live cents to be a go.d
boy an say niv pravers an g to led. I
said, huh. I aiut no five cent hair pin.
so he laftVd an give me ten cent an I
went. Miss Spyser sed this morning
wus ennybidy sick to our howse last
ni'lit cos aliiiht was hui uiu late, an I
ma sed she was a'-Uiri up a ritin to her
deer good hu-hvi. This is awl fur the
presuut. Yure fecksiouate sun.
Johnny.
THE NAME OF UOU.
It is a strange fact that the name of
God should le spelled in four letters in
almost every known langu.tge. It is in
Latin. Detis; in Greek, Zeus; Hebrew,
Adon; Syria, Adad; Arabian. Alia;
Persian. Syrs; Tartarian. Igan; Egyp
tian' Aiimn, or Zeut; Kast India. EKi
or Zeul ; Japanese, Zain ; Turkish, Ad
di; Scandinavian. Odin; Wallachian,
Sene; Margian. Eese; Swedish, Oodd ;
Irish, Dich; German, Gott; Trench,
Dieu; Spanish, Dies; and Peruvian,
Llan.
A Chicago man has invented a bar
tender ' bell-punch.
When it comes to point lace, all
women can see the point.
THS MARKETS.
HOME MAU'iETS.
Reported by Wjiitk. A D trail
Wl)-at ....
Corn iictt..
Kye
M:trly
IIm
FUx Seed.
CalUe
ajhtbt.'i
7.VV.X)
. .5.00 "...-(
I .!.
.2.aai3.oo
LATEST NEW Y(UK MARKETS.
Nkmt Yobk. Mirh 3.
.l.riey 3 por rent
tioni l 13.
Is w pian aud ejy Iu run, aud auioollt to ruu,
IUp cjiiir-u aud -rtiU can use ii. Koairoug
solid uui:t, il will la-ii a tfeuralion ii prsp
iiy card I n: Ui uo supeituotut cn4 or
cams to k( oiu of ordrr. eieot evjuaily Cua
wiiti ! coUoa. liueu, suit or twin.
KaiId!v a str i o.- !I klndi ot
o id t, i riN Shinl c.t-u iti it u;i la hav iesi rad -cou
icuiir wuuo'tl slopping ilie Miacliitt
Kuui Ut.er, l:i!fr, uii e easy aud uuiel lliau
any inner u. :!iiue a.r Ave liioes ike price.
lf lit Plroiit; -liaijlil nrd. ll.trvelously
Hue ia firy m nw.i. tUe turn, flruj aud
lav.ink- .sii'cU. U.tkea Hie only aaut tUal caa
u i lie iipiMd .pu t wulu.ut urirt nig me fab
ric, l'uf Kiiculli, bfauiy. eveiMir'st Mid dura
tile (ju .Uii ol wliicU liave loa Urru at-erded.
Will saw auytUia it U oosiote tor a ueedie to
Ho llimuli.
Will do every description ot sewing rrer dune
(n any o. Ur iucliine. ooin.itier wuat lit prwe
aud Willi lfs troub.e. Will Item. r 1, li."k,
er.tiu, qHill, In aid. ctM-d, oiud. xatfirr, rullle,
kairr, plr.it. fold, ai-wliou. roil. eioi older, run
up tireadllui, ae.. A-c, will asui:'uin f.ne,
rapidity aud nea: ii. 11 1 ivceifeil teskiniou
ial4 ot il .Mi-rit-i ro.o oli i-lioti of the t'liuu
tiy. mark of disviuum.iwd oouaidrral'.!i sel
dom voluiitniily aciirivU io au i&veuuon of
siiiiilar domcslic unefulnesa.
Our Hiany new attachiaentn. pteafed August
IS. 70 ; hfUAemuer-. 171 ; July 7. is;, alade
to fli all wiacliinev. ate the all ilniiteril of re
euion in meeliaaical a-cuncy for reuderinjr it
e.isv for even luone iu iir?.-r aaw a uiaruiue
before, ti do tUe fliiesi kiud of fancy uemtle
w jr, oiherwito diiW ull aud le.iium. wi;ii ilia
uiiuosl e.ise al rapidity, iiuule iu coutiruc
tiou. .Xeed an tacliili. Money reiuuded af
ter thorough Uial, if uot satisfactory iu every
particular.
Ch once of m iohin : M vhlne with
p!aiu taole. iron st.md aad treadle, complete
with all Ih iiei"-sarv fixtures for i.mnedtate
us. Si. M urn I !i. wilh cover, look ai key,
Uaif rasa wtyla. .'V M,KUiie. wilh cover,
drop le.tf. four side drawer, lock, key. ,c.,
tlirt-e quuner cabinet at Tie. $ MacUlurs w It h
eneiosed table, aide drawer. p:ui'e 1 foldiuic
doorit, lock aud key, full caliu t style, ITi
Tabiea are of Trlout styles, materialn. mmint
lax. ricuiieM of 'lesion, iic, according to iri--e.
Maeliiue carefu?lv ae'ected, aecurelr parked,
and lnp;ied an Irelni to any part wl iue world.
Sale delivery lnturi-.l on receipt of prire witliout
further li:ir:e. Ittscrip!ive book witb iliu
:r;led ea;ravlM of lUe ililTerem :viv t-f lua
ciiiinn and atlarhioenta, laife profli. tt-Jiuon-tt-a.
a;tiuile f e ii.;, iil,-rU ii.du eneuts to
a ivaivt-ij. Wlioleaale prieea. .e., fotW ivitled
five of charge Ufwiu upplit'Hliou. Kxclujive
hgriii'y for laiye writory KranU-d Cia;ui to re
s,. cclUle. eiiMjrpriiiu biisibesn Luru, clei-y-laeu,
teai-hers, 4.c. who ill introduce the ex
traordinary Rierili of our Kooda lo ibe people of
their locality aud ufi! the iiu-reaed U inand.
J. lUOMPSON. HAAS A. t'O.,
Mi iiroadway, Mew York.
CLARK
&
PLUMMER.
fash paid for good
Tallow.
A new invoice of
Coffee; also yellow
(, and New
( extra
' Orleans
Susrar.
Flour
Wheat
Corn
():il
Ue
I'.iiriey
:itile
11 o
LATEST CHICAGO MARKETS.
Chicago. March 3.
4,-l4..?
7'-i
f.4
Kl'i
as1
l.TVCJ",
.5ftTOU
Caanfn of rrvttuufNs.
Tlie !iial;iIir wlncli above all others cause
nervousness, are dysj'jisia, hillsousne. and
constipatiou. The jreat ayiup.ilLrtic nerve
vshicli -ouin'i-ts the cin!ric region with the
bruia.isalwayt injuriously affected if the .itoni
ucli uinl lii vvcis .'if !isr'ered ; a ieniiaiieiit
drranr ii. i-i : t of (i:i;ct urns of tlios ory:ms
reacts by i.ui.ii.iiliy upon the entire nervous
sjstrm. Mosif! jt-rN Moinacli 1'ittera.in rcstnr
nt tone ami it'r.ul.iiii v to the ei iesiive appar
atus, ami "Vi-rr.'iiuii coiisii;iaiioii, ix riiiuiii-n ti v
remeity llse uei viu- iii.oi:tM wiiich oriiuate
in .ini:.ri;iui y w -.ikiis or uisturoaiiccs. 1 ney
are tue uesi ncii;s- ta : rjn w umiI. uyerad
icitiinr iue exciting cau ol nervous weak-
nevs. liicy in s iu..i.'i.i y overcoiiie the iis ibiulv
ii.si-lf. i.t:i tiiis is uot ali. 11 y checking the
in liaiii'n wiiK'ii c.us- nervousn.-ss, thry build
up anew itir svslciti weakeucd aud depleted by
urrtous uiscase.
at
eh o ice Japan
70 cts.
r,
LIXCOL2T ADS.
Siirinjr style (f
trials just received.
Salt Lake Peaches
Fre Trjap:rtaf i :i to Actual Grass-fcopiM-r
Sulterers., by Uie ti.
and 1. it. U.
Notire : hereby Kiveu t' a'.l persons ltving
coiiiiiitiiis to the li:io of ihe Btiriiii-ton St Mis
souri Uiver li:ii;ro.il in Nebiaska, that this com
pany hits completed arraingniicuts by which.
under ttrtain cn-itlvi, all rain for aced will
be shipped over this road, aud the Chicago,
Burlington A (jtiiiuy Kailroad, wiUunU any
eUarye tit the uhipper or receiver.
The Chicago, Uurliulon a Quincy Railroad
Icueirales a large jhi tiou of llUuoia aud Iowa ;
sud the people ot Nebraska whose friend do
not live near the line of that road, can have
their shipments made ao as to strike Uial road
at the nearest possible point
The responsibility of guarding against lmposi
Uou lias been placed upon the laud department ;
hence all sdiipiueulA must ! fjiisiyned io
THE l-AJU lO.VMISMO.NtR B. A M. K. BV..
i vnii; tue name of the person for whom the
shipment is intended, and the destination.
Such consignments will b forwarded to desti
nation, and delivered as soon as examined by
the land department, or the station agent act
ing iu behalf of t'.ie department. For instance
A khipiuent from (ialva. 111., to John Jones,
at Fainuant. Nebraska, can be delivered di
rectly to the C. Ii. & Q. K. It. at that point, bill
ed as follows :
'TO TUB LAXDCOMMIS.SIOXKRB. A M. K. K. I
JIKbKASKA.,
"Fur John Jone. Fairmimt, Xettranka."
A shipment from UloomiiiKton, III., should be
billed in the same way. and delivered to the In
di.iuapoiis, lilooniiuglon & Western Kail road,
whi' h railroad will probably ch.-irae for the
transMirliition to IVoria ; but from 1'eoria to
Fairmont it will be carried without charge, an-i
delivered in the muunr above stated.
'rante siciet'es in Nebraska obtaining snn-
plics of seed from t.m litre societies in the East.
can take advantage of this free shipment.
i.r.iin in less tli.ui car-load lots must besackil.
The tirivileices above stand ooen until Aunt
l.'ith, 1875.
Jror any further particulars, mldres
A. E Toi7ii.i!i,
Land Commissioner It. & M. II. R..
Ijiicoin. Nebraska.
Lincoln, Neb., Feb-uary 13, is;.. 4;-6t
A splendid quality
of Syrup in 5 gallon
kegs. Pure
goods, cheap.
Sugar
A large invoice of
Brown and Bleached
muslins, bought he
fore the advance.
New Currants
10 cts. per Ih.
at
Choice Michigan
tipples, cheap.
Pure .Maple syrup.
All other gooHs
cheaper than else
where, for CASH.
TlCUfcJk OK UOlHk,
LINOOLIT, - MCU&AJXA.
Thla ia the Largeat Hotel to tha City ; U alta
vted only one block Iron the aimlm Ilouae. ; has
tieeu uewly furuisbed at.d renovated Uirougb
oul, and will t kept a a Firat CUaa UoUl Im
vary respect.
JrfALLASTlM BROS. BftU.QO. IH,
Oil AH A ADd.
iKAU V k:TU.U IIOT4,
Irireat and flueat Uotal betweea Cblcago sad
8au t raucLscw. 'iirall, xrt4ru4o, Omaha
VYOMIU IIOTEt,
Vnlon rseifle Ticket and Sleeplt g Car Office
direeliy vrpoita. Ilouae uewlv fuiulsbed aud
renovated ihroutfuou. W. l'aauaui. propri
etor, uiualia, StU.
WEEPING WATER ADS.
u i n u.t it u iioi m;
Vain "treet, M'eeplnr Water, Neb. Cood ae
coiuiModatloua 'ii'aviei. 11. Uaiibard,
prwpiietor. 40yl.
NEW DRUG STORE.
T. I.. PoTTClt,
Dealer in Vrwja, Medicine, PainU, Oil,
Varnish, J'trfumrry, Stationery,
Notion. Cijur. TuLucno uud Via.
Weeping Water. Kea.
rraaerlatloiu care-fully ouiooiMida4. aVyl.
WOODS BROS
MALCPJS IH
Agricullural Implements,
HAIiDWA RE. TIN WA RE,
PUMPS, IKON. NAILS,
ETC ETC.
Repairing done to onler aud aatiaf aetloa guar
anteed. j'fWE or.rY cowrrTiTiox.ri
Weeing Water. Neb. oyi.
Fleming & Race,
DEALER I
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
HATS.
CAPS.
HOOTS,
SHOES,
AND NOTIONS.
Ami Faraarra'SaapUts tierl!j.
Our Goods arc all New,
and we sell them CI1EAP.
TRY US ONCE, AND SEE I
(40jl) WEE PINO WATER. NEB.
LOUISVILLE ADS.
II U. J. II. WATKUMAN,
Physio Medical Practitioner.
iAHiirviUt, Com Ob., ITett.
JVAlways at lUe o"ee on Saturdaya. cy I
FOX & GLOVER,
Sell tlie liET GOODS at tha loweat price,, tt
LOUISVILLE. CASS CO., NEE.
OIMIIULUIlLtll ia
DRY GOODS, CiUOCHIllES !
HATS, . Itr.ADT
CAPS. id ADZ
BOOTS A CLOTTTlXa.
SHOES.
MOTIONS,
CROCKERY WARE,
AMD FARM IRS' UFL!C1 CCNRALLY.
Call ai d give tlieia a trial.
Cr-A!o'dea! Ui (iCAlN & COAL. eyl
Lumber Yard !
IIiviDK niflie arran' eaie! In Cliirat-a.
eiewLeie, wiib et. umvc dealer. 1 a La
prepared U furnlaii on aliort a
tur, all kiud of
mm
DOORS. SASH, BLINDS,
at a reasonable rata.
I alo kaep constantly on haLd a full aaaort
uieut of
H-MKaV, (r iLL AV.VZ..
Thoe wialniig to build will please call aud tea
my Slock. K. OVi:k.
40yl Loiiinvilla. Neb.
CEDAR CREEK ADS.
J. INHELDER & SON,
DEAI.EK5I IK
BOOTS. SHOES, AH GROCERIES,
Of every kind, at tlie lowest ioiM rate. Also
OCaLERS I GRAI-v.
For whlrh the Mtrhest CASH price are paid,
liidea and jiroduce of all kinds Irouht at
lawiu:il!e r:Ues.
lXIir.LUf.U-KTATIt (Cedar Creek.)
40yl CASS CO., X ERR ASK A.
CEDAR CREEK
GOOD
ARE IN
Rl.!G ORDCn,
And keep on hs.n1 the best asanrtmefit of COt
alEAL. FLOCK. &.C Epecial attention ia
given to custom work. h:it!-f.irt ton
guaranted In en-liaiieing Fl.OUil
FOR W11KAT-
C. Sciiluntz, Proprietor.
Also keepa a Flour Dmt at CLARK FLUaf -
1E1;n'.i in
r z. m r r at o r r jt .
f All otrm wlthia te eitv ItmtU. pr"?
ly Oiled hreaf:er. frt.-n U.la Den.H. vsy
1
Ncn r. ; In order to secure the s:w-pilv slilo-
nient and ilclivi-rv of cousiL'iitni-ins u iiii-ii v-..-
l in foreign laiiguaffPS, to print this j'VA" n-r" U-Vr,
act for the information of the peonle, ' iJ-A" 1- ""'ji-' ' ixfreint-'f. t.o inu-ii
SinJ SHi-h neW-ilwiM thnTl tv t''-r- ?'tikeii to ice tiin : lie cm si -
ne inrtiou lt'orc tl)? itrs-t .1;iv of . H.. :s -ccr, u trist : '.; gt-i.
MttKtlVtttKt
I am now pi chared to fumUh the bat un.t
Uultcmtcd milk
TWICE EVEKV DAY,
To ail patties nolifi:i?- me
rKTWOIl'MMAra.
Tbe Favoritq Hens Remedy.
la eminently a FawTy Medlefne ; end by being
kept rea1y for tmmediate remrt will aiva many
an hour of anfferin, aad nany a dollar tn Wuii
and doctor ' bl ia.
After otct Forty Yeara tria? it la atlll reeav
Ibk tha most uiKjualtPed tetatr-tinntala to Ha vir
tues from peraona of the hitthet etiaracter and
respon.ibilty. bwluect piijaiclaua coiawead it
aa Uta moat
iTFECTrAL flPKCIFIC
For all tiiseanea cf tfce Liver. 8tonaca aco
Spleea.
The aymtoms of Liver Complaint are a Mtter
or bi t-t in the month ; rain In the Mack,
aides or Joints, often mistaken for Rheumatism ;
Kur atoriiach ; Loss of Arp'tite; Poweia al
ternately costive and lax ; Headache ; losa of
roenjory. with a painful aetisation of having
failed to do aoinething wh!eli ousht to have
be-n done ; Pebilitv. low srtirlts. a thick yellow
appearance of tha aK in and eyes, a dry cough
often mistaken for consumption.
Sometimes many of these svmtoms attend the
disease, at others verr few ; "but the liver, the
largest organ n the lwdy. ia generally tha aeat
of the diseaae. and if uot regulated in tlma.
great suffering, wretcbednesa and death will
ensue.
For Dyspepsia, constipation, jaundice, bu
llous attacks. ni-k headiwhe, colic. Of predion
of hpiritfc. Sour stomach, heart buru. ic., Ac.
The Chtit, lure't m l t.est ftmrity H.iini
in rue n oiu:
Manufactured ou'y by
J. II. ZKII.IX A CO.,
Macou, ;a.. :ind rUilnc'clphia.
rrjeoi.fn. (5l Kv nil I)nifel.
II
CARPENTER WORE !
Tucker & So
aar ravnorad to tha b8fi!ef r?e. i
awa Hardware Htoca, (Ou Ua ao-ai, iet.
aad Vina.) Mihar La addition ao outm ;
tuay will give electa! atlaaUoa ta
REPAIRING FURNITDI
MAKIXQ PIOTtrXM T HAM Li. AC
AIM Agent for tha COafafO!s nr.fal L
LNU TAULKS.-U tUciflUMt
win tier oa band wkU j
exid awa wtiaaa, I
Careful Work mnd Prom&i JLZ
anoc to Call. I
WK. L.TUCr
a-ly JAM. T.
GEO. SHAFER'O j
WACO! aad BLACKAHITKl tZZ
ZEHIoasE-Saoniiza
Mending and Eepairl:
ALL 4TIMTM OT WAR IUTIX'.Z.
Manilea aa4 VUaaV (
95 Mew Vagonsfor Si
e W M M JP r Ott CM 4
Vtw Waaou snsda to araaer- Ealaa .'
aud wotk guarsnlaad
40 yl aear Tih ;
Oa Waahlugtoa At.. I FLATTSAfX
mils:.
Go baaa aUik
DELIVERED DAH7.
AT j
MrZMTBODr HOMMlirrLATTZZlC
IP tHT Will IT, BV
acaa im rvaoini i tUA W.
siva too
XJK.EI TwrTXi'
7yl and aerva yasi regal arly. I
MM
mim
FOB ALB BT
srlta all tU
EXTRAS, ATTACHUEIT.
Am. ei,. r..ii.. - - - - -a m
lUfLAMMMlttuaouim. 1
Cor. Tiaa. aad
4yl (. ata. (
rLATimXOOTT
tti
E.T.Dukc&Cc
"""r'-it'i at ritin rn laaafa
HARDWAR
AITi
C TT T Xj 333 R, IT
ST0VES.TINVAR
Irov. Naiu, XIokv.
RAiTES, 8H0VEIJS, KNIYK2
FORKS, AIRS, a5v Ca
au. kim Da r
Tinwaro Manufactorc
MAIW T ATT. U4iM
STIIE1UIIT & liILL
I
Harness Manufaolurcxj
AJjULAi
mJUOUaa,
CC2&AI
aad aU klwaa ( araaa aar.aA, aaailjni
kaad.
Fruit Confectioner?,
I
AND
Grocery Sxour
MOT,
CAJVblJaft,
TRAaV
BBaTaaPSrMl'
TOBACCO KS,
tXOCB,
lteiaamtar tha p!aea. tap Ita K. ft. Cawt
on Lower af iln Hi reel. I
21-ly BTREIOHT A MILLBL
W. G Woodruf
PLATTSMOUTH,
AUAIaasaC i
COUNTRY PRODUCJG,
Takaa ta aackaaga tot flniBji
i Mill low atid kat a. i
G-OOUD STOC,
and hereby lovtta all ny frlands mm -wanting
ood GroeeCe. heap, la aail
and examine luy Blok, I
Will Sud ty calling arvd eoaa carta g aiy fat:
taai they u Uo as weu at Uaasa M
Ihay can ia
0ji CHICAQO. ?
TREIGHT Jfo&lX'
LIYEBY, !
Feed and tale Stable
Ooroertth aAd raarlBaa. j
OWM OaBDB 9t VatB
dat, wKn, on xadan
S
ROI1IBS B O U O M T .
SOLD OR TRADED
Tor a Talt Coaaailaafesi '
TEAMS AT ALL UOWZ
Partiwi!r ayasattaaj aswsf aa
Driving and Trainini
TROTTUQ TstCZJ.
4PJX
a-a
II ATT, THE BUTCDEH
OLCm AJTD trot asTTAUS
meat Market ta tha City, j
yotchar.gircorstsntly, but the aid RallsV
Spot a here ynrn can pet yoTir Pt.k, Kc-aK. f
Ca.i.;e, Vailx and i'owl la Peeon t
TWO DOORS WEST Of THE HERALD OFFICt
PC a TTsyrov.Tir. - - -. nej
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