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THE HERALD.
local" news.
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Leirul Xotiee at Statute rates.
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respoii-ihle for all le-ial notiees thev hand in
ami nil panic- Ooinainlintr a proof of puMiea-
li.m ot any mmce win ie nciu ior me pubiiea
ti'jii fu of siu-li notice.
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ol norus.
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er may continue, to semi it until pajinent is
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lue paper is taken from the oflice or not.
X The courts have decided that rcluslntf to
take newspapers ami period leal.s from the post
nliice. or removing ami leaving thein uncalled
for, is iint farie evidence of imib.ntio.nai
t'KAl'V.
riGKOX SHOOTING.
B. & M. R. R. Time Table.
Corrwt&l Monday, June 21st, 1873.
loll OMAHA FROM rLATTSMOUTII.
Icaves. 5 a. in. Arrives 7 :15 a. m.
2 :10 p. in. Arrives, 4 p. in.
FROM OMAHA FOR rLATTSMOUTII.
Leaves, 8 :15 a. in- Arrives, 10 a. in.
c p. in. Arrives, p. in.
FOIt THE WEST.
Loaves riattsiuouth, a :.' a. m. Arrives in
Lincoln. 12 :'. Kearney, H :15 p. in.
FROM THE WEST.
. Leave Kearney. C :".") a. ill. Laavcs Lincoln,
12 :!" p. Hi. Arrives l'latlsuioulh, 3 :2j p. m.
woiMi k.vst :
;isseiier, train (each day), -4 :.':0 P.M.
Envelopes want printing
at the IIekald oHice.
l'rintin Material for Sale.
A gjod (seven column; .second hand
press for sale.
A good (lertnan printing office for
sale. Apply at the new IIekald
otlice. i:Jtf
The stands, racks, types, press anil
printing material formerly belonging to
the P.'uls -fic Wwlit for sale by the pro
prietors of the Herald. i:Jtf
A few City Orders for sale at the
Herald office.
Don't forget the clomno on sale
at Stade'mann's. Now is the time.
r. s."( ix K.
The members of this club are reques
ted to meet in the Council Chamber,
oil Thursday, this evening for business
S: Turn out and be on hand at 7:-'J0
p. in. sharp.
iik;iiest award.
1 received Diploma for fine dress
boots at the Slate Fair and continue to
make the best and nicest fits. Give
me a call. (14-tf) I'. Mi-:r;'-.
A family by tho name of lleicha! t
living seven miles west of town are
all down with the small-pox. Tncle
Jake Vallery, Mr I-enhofT, rtuthinan
;uil others have been very generous to
them, the Co. Com. have been applied
to, and the Sheriff has procured nurs
es and attendance.
Tho election on IJonds passed olT
without a particle of excitement, Cal
Moore offered to give us the fignrcR.
but we don't want any figures. Bonds
af all kinds were defeated by an almost
solid vote of nearly a thousand.
City orders for sale.
Get your Fourth of July suits now
at Stadelmann's.only twenty days more,
we must close up the stock.
HATS! HATS! HATS!
A fine stock of new Hats. T-a'est style at
W'M. ST ADF.l.M ANN'S.
I5ALLO0N" ASCENSION !
IJALLOOXS,
FIItR WORKS,
FIRE CRACKERS. AND
COLORED FIRES
For sale at Frank Stadter's, who is go
ing to have a
(HAND BALLOON ASCENSION
In front of Central Jilock on the 3d,
lth, or 5th of July. 12
EST KAY NOT I CE.
Taken up by the subscriber, at my
place on Euke Wiles' farm, one red
ami white cow. The owner must call,
prove rropcrtv, pav charges and take
her away. lata M.W.Walsh.
THANKS.
Not being allowed to pay in any oth
er coin, we hereby, hereon, and herein,
tender our hearty thanks to all the boys
that helped us move, by giving a lift
now and then on the heavy truck, and
especially to Vivian's mules, wittout
those mules we could never keep house
in riattsmouth a day. They are a p til v
lic benefit, ai d the Common Council
ought to remit taxes on them.
" See Nigh School Programme in this
weeks paper.
Goto the High School to-morrow
a id see the children's work for the
year.
Joe Connor is one of the most liber
al men in town. He gave double the
amount of any one else to the Fourth
of July fund, and always -comes out
.strong" when needed.
THE BALL ON MONDAY EVENING
General Invitation.
The Fireman want It distinctly un
derstood that the Gran 1 March, upeak
ing, and all other cxerci.sc3 of the day
I -along to the people. It is a
Citizens Fourth of July,
and we want all parties to understand
it. The lall in the evening U the
Firemen's Ball,
gotten up by the firemen ami the pro
ceeds to help pay for the fireworks,
band, &c, (in addition to the volunta
ry contributions for this purpose.) All
persons desiring to aid the company
and help to keep up public spirit
amongst us are cordially invited to at
tend. Signed,
Tncitation Committee : O.M.St reight
It. O. Fellows, Henry li.eck.
Fl?r Managers: Jno. O'ltourke,
Vm. Neville. J. Ph. Young.
i'?'v fry-? v;- -'
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Going to the Shoot.
Games and sports, like the smallpox
and measles, are epidemic and very
contagious. It is funny to watch how
each comes up in its turn and has a
run, and then dies out. Three years
ago Base Ball set tho world crazy, then
"Presbyterian Billiards" (Croquet,)
gave all the able-bodied men and wom
en a whirl. This summer it is neither
a totally different disease goes the
u:ih, no more nor less than
riO EON SHOOTINO
From a trap. They have it all over;
East of us, west of us, north of us; up
in Burt and Washington they are at it
and a famous team of old Nebraska
sports shoot at Decatur this week. At
Fremont they try their hands (and
arms) next week, and in Plattsmouth
we have been having it for a fortnight
or more.
THE FIRST SHOOT
Came off at the Fair grounds on J une
the 10th, and caused gieat excite
ment. A partial report has been pub
lished before, but not the entire score.
John Shannon put the birds in the trap
and at the end of the shooting the
blackboard stood as follows:
K1KST KCOKK.
Livingston 0 0 0 0 0 0
Agnew 1111110
Jones 0 1 1 1 10 0
Streil!t 1 110 0 10
Cuiminliaiii 1 01 1 1 0 0
Cutler 01 0 0 0 1
Hoi Iieire
('lupin. ;n
I.evinj;
Vivian
Petersen
M.i'.liows
1 1 0 0 0 0
1 10 1110
1 0 1 00 1 0
0 0 0 0 0 0 0
01 10100
1 0 0 1 0 0 1
The means thev got their bird,
but were ruled out of time. There were
6S birds shot at and J3 allowed; 33
were brought in.
Livingston, Cutler and Iloldrege had
but 0 shots each, there not being birds
enough on the last round.
SATURDAY, JUNE 19TH,
They tried another heat, called a "Re
turn Shoot," the same captains and the
same sides, you see, and the result was:
KECOX t SCORK.
1 Single sliots. Double
Holdrcge 1 1 1 0 i 11
Chapman 11111 1
Levin;; 1 0 110
Vivian 0 0 111
Tetersen 10101
Mathews 1 0 10 1
Livingston 1 110 1
Agnew 1 110 0 11
Jones 1 10 11 0 0
Mtreight 1 1 1 I 1
C'uiiiiiiiRhuiii 1 1111
Cutler 1 Olio
There were 8 birds left after shooting
5 even rounds, and these were put two
in the trap at once, and the two best
shots on each side shot at them. They
were Iloldrege and Chapman on one
side, and Agnew and Jones on the other.
ON FlilDAY LA6T
They tried it forj the third time, with
new captains and new choosing the
men, and the score was a tie.
THUID SCOIJK.
Single shots. Double
Chapman 1 1111 11
Iloldrege 1 0 111 10
Jones 1 0 01 1 10
Streight.. 1 10 10 11
Kcville 1 1111 10
llempel 1110 1 10
Cunningham 1 1111 0 0
Livingston 1 1111 11
Agnew 1 0 111 10
Sage 1 0 110 11
Petersen 1 1111 11
llolibs 0 10 11 0 0
After the fifth round one bird was
put in each trap, G feet apart, and each
man had a double shot. Chapman's
men were one behind, before the double
shooting, but gained one on that sind
the match was a tie. 84 birds were
shot at and G4 were brought in.
The Last Shot.
A meat manv carriages and ladies earnest, as on pigeon shooting.,,.
were on the grounds and, in fact, we do Another big match comes .oil
not know when we have seen Platts- next week, 150 wild pigeons having
mouth so much excited, or so much m been secured.
PLATTSMOUTH
1875.
Fonrtli of July Programme.
MORNING EXERCISES.
Cannon ail. lib.
Reception of orators and
excursionists at the depot.
liaising of sign at Saun
ders House.
GRAXD rilOCKSSIOX
to the grounds;
Prayer by Rev. Charles
McKelvcy.
Heading of the Declaration
of Independence by lion. D.
II. Wheeler.
National Songs Accom
paniment by band.
Games and Sports
TOASTS.
Toast Master -Mayor R.
R. Livingston.
Responses and speeches by
Gen". E. E. Cunningham,
lion. Geo. S. Smith, Hon.
Sain. M. Chapman, Judge
Sp-rague, and Jno. A. Mac
Murphy. Music.
ORATIONS
Musical exercises bv band.
C James,
'Departure- of Aeronaut.
EVENING.
Grand Balloon chase by
six balloons.
Display of Fireworks on
High School Hill (corner of
Main and 8th streets.
Illumination of the High
School Building in lied,
White and Blue.
The whole to end with a
GHAFD BALL
in Fitzgerald Hall.
Turn out everybody and
have a good time.
F0I! SALE Oil KENT.
The P. W. IX Ilolbrook house on 5th
st, near Dr. John ttlack's, lately occu
pied by Cen. Cunningham. Enquire of
Ttf. John Ciikistian-sen.
TERSONAL.
CJ.A. Ashman, of Weeping Water
called on the IIekald Tuesday. He
quite a Sunday School man we perceive.
Faxon has gone again, and no more
shall the yell of that bell boy waste
its sweetness in our Plattsmouth air.
Mr. J. M. Sampson, he of Faxon's
outfit, is one of the best auctioneers we
ever heard, besides being a prompt,
good paying business man to boot, and
if he can't pull the pillars of a temple
over he can knock down gwods to the
lowest bidder with any of 'em.
Dick Reese fiixed our wrench as cute
as could be, and Mike Schnellbacher
dod-rodded our sign up so even Satur
day's big wind couldn't blow her over.
Mike is heavy on signs.
We are pained to hear that Cap Whit
comb, formerly a resident of this town
is in very bad health and not likely to
survive long. Palsy of vital-parts is
the trouble. We extend our sympathy
to himself and all his friends.
Ilesser remembers the IIekald man
once in awhile yet. A handsome Gera
nium came to hand the other day-
Mr. Chesley Dunlap.representing the
"Chicago White Lead & Oil Co., has
been visiting this town on his second
trip for the alove House. He is an old
friend and acquaintance of the Her-i
aid and represents a number one
houe in their line, we bespeak for him
full orders from our merchants.
Mr. Thos. Pollock, Sec. of our School
Hoard, one of our Councilmen, and a
prominent citizen generally has been
fighting UronchitM for some two weeks
most manfully. We are happy to an
nounce that he is fast conquering old
IJrownciveters and coming out strong,
as Mark Tapley says, on the side of
health and strength oneo more.
Cap 13eunett, our well known, affa
ble and reliable express agent, Insur
ance man Sec, ha3 been tinder the weath
er for tho past ten days. He has now
konquered old IJill-ious and is all O. K.
once more.
CALLERS.
"You should be at home Mr. IIekald
man. Dr. Chapman of Plattsmouth,
Xeb; Dr. Schildknecht, do; and Mr.
Crawford of Col. Springs Colorado.
We found the above on our table
Sunday Morning. Don't know what
time our friends came Saturday even
ing. Glad to hear of you any way.
You came to soon though, we ain't fix
ed up, come again this week.
CUT FLOWERS.
For the Hand, Throat, Dress, Coat,
Weddings, Balls, Dinners, and Funer
als. Will always do our best to give
satisfaction, ami think we can. Orders
for Cut Flowers from parties liv
ing not more than one days journey
will receive prompt attention, can fill
such orders by express at small expense
to purchaser, and will insure safe arri
val. Prices from 23c to 3-3.00 and up
ward, from Uuttonhole Boquets to
elaborate baskets, Sic.
13tf L. A. Mooke.
XAKIIiEl)
CAHROLL FRAVIL. At the resi
dence of the bride's mothar, June 24,
by Rev. G. li. Crippen, T. H. Carroll
to Miss Ida A. Fravil, all of Mount
Pleasant, Cass County, Xeb.
And they did the right thing by the
llLUALLf 111 1 4 1 U ouajfC Ul C4 Ulj, 11 UVllll
cake, which has set all our boys crazy
to get married. May Mrs. Ida sing many
a pleasant carrol in the days to come.
FARMERS ATTENTION!
Julius Fepperberg, Cigar Manufac
turer, on Main St., Plattsmouth, Xeb,
Cigar Clippings of Spanish and Ameri
can Tobaccoes for smoking purposes
I or Sale. Rest qualities of plug-smok
ing tobacco always on hand. 20-tf.
Public School Commencement
Exercises.
AT IIKill SCHOOL HALL,
Friday, July 2d, 1873, I) o'clock, A. M
PROGRAMME.
Hinging by entire schools.
I'rayer.
Oration ly Hon. Oeo. S. Smith.
l-'IKST WARD.
Miss Eva Shkltox, Teacher.
Snhjert ymnc A'jt.
Heading, Hellc Ficklor, 8
Kuid combinations, l'atric-k IJourke, 10
Subtraction, Willie Ilobbs, 8
Koiiuin Numbers, Edward Fiekler, 11
Addition, Freddie Merle 10
Dictation Patrick Bourko 10
Drawing. Jay Johnson 8
Kecitation (Suy Livingston 6
Composition Stella Leach 7
Singing, by 12 scholars.
SECOND WARD.
Mrs. Coua M. Cakiiixek, Teacher.
Mental addition, by 2 scholars.
Writing on board Chester Barnes 8
Natural History Amelia Vallery 8
Color Susan Drain 8
Subtraction on board, Thos. Patterson 9
Roman notation Joseph Mcldakin c
Reading, by 2 scholars
Drawing Samuel Patterson 7
Writing & reading numbers, Annie Weckbach 9
Song, by class.
THIRD WARD.
Mary L. RrBY, Teacher.
Reading Ethel Marsland 7
Roman numerals John Bartnet 9
Drawing Jamie Porter 7
Addition and Mental Addition, 2 scholars.
Object lesson, The eye, Bessie Johnson 7
Subtraction Clelan Morgan 8
Writing on board LeoTutt 8
Form DavieMcEntee 7
Writing numbers Walter Holmes 9
Class drill in Calisthenics.
FOURTH WARD.
Miss Mattik D. Anderso. Teacher.
Arithmetic Willie Moore 7
Reading Ella Hays 0
Declamation Susie Folden 10
Composition Henrietta Schulhof 10
Drawing George Jones 9
Spelling By the "A" class
Hainan numerals Esther Powers 12
Object Lessons 2 scholars.
Aftkknoon Skssiox 1.30 F. M.
JIKJII SCHOOL.
THIRD TRIMARY.
Coxrak Usinoek, Teacher.
Multiplication Sammy Ilinkle 11
Division Eddie Horigan 10
Reading By 6 pupils.
Music " "
Colors Willie Drain 11
Declamation Clarence Robine 7
Geography Mary Hempel 11
Lines and angles Katie Vallery 9
Natural History Clara Stadelmann . 9
Soiig. by class.
FOURTH PRIMARY.
Miss Dkoik Joiinstoxk. Teacher.
Spelling and Definitions, Fred Stadelman 11
Long Division Willie Streight 10
U. S. Money Henry Cutler 10
Geography 2 scholars.
Grammar Francis Moore 13
Music Alma Waterman 9
Writing Emina Ilinkle 11
Physiology Annie Livingston 8
Reading 2 scholars.
FIRST INTERMEDIATE.
Miss Jclik E. Geakiiart, Teacher.
Recitation, Maggie Robine
Common Fractions. Henry' Herold
Decimal Fractions, Frank Morgan
Geography, James Donnelly
p.,, Respiration, Dottie Cook
i njsioioj t Ci,TuUlint Annie Schluntz
City Government, Mattie Merk
Natural Philosophy, Charles Pettee
Form and Drawing, John vallery
Declamation, James Pollock
SECOND INTERMEDIATE.
Miss Gkhtie Johnson, Teacher
Arithmetic, Edward McEntee
Reading Music and Drawing. 5 scholars.
History and Natural History, 2 scholars.
Geography Manassa Thuvenal
Physiology, George Donovan
Botany. Lizzie Cummins
Composition; Delia Graves
Declamation, Alice Eaton
Spelling and Defining, 13 scholars.
Calisthenics, by class.
12
10
12
10
11
12
12
11
11
10
14
13
12
14
19
12
EVKXINO Skssiox 7.30 r. M.
Open with song.
FIRST GRAMMAR.
U. S. History, Lillie Tucker 15
Astronomy, Theodore Livingston 11
Botany, Flora Ilobbs 13
Grammar, Lillie Pollock 12
Arithmetic;, Edith Shryoek 15
Natural Philosophy, Willi Vivian 15
Reading, Ida Waterman 12
Physical Geography, Alvin Gass 12
Descriptive Geography, Canie Babbington 13
SECOND GRAMMAR.
U. S, History, Carrie L. Bennett 15
Arithmetic, William S. Wise 19
Astronomy, Edith Lazenby 13
Botanical Geography, Nellie Lazenby 13
Natural History, Oley Barnes 12
Grammar, Olive Jones 14
Geography & Map drawing, Jennie Patterson, 14
Music, Vance Barnes 14
HIGH SCHOOL.
II. A. Stcrges, Principal.
Fhysiology, Nannie Vass 19
Hygiene, Ida Conn 18
Book Keeping, Robert Black 19
Algebra, Olive Gass 18
Pneumatics, Katie Hobbs 19
Mechanics, Katie Donovan 16
Astronomy, Ella Billings 18
Close with song.
PLATTSMOUTH SAW MILL.
NEAR TRANSFER LANDING
McGUIRE & CURTIS
Having purchased the above named
Mill are prepared to furnish Cotton
wood Lumber at "Hard Times" prices.
They will keep constantly on hand and
for sale in their yard at the Mill:
SCANTLING, SHEETING,
JOISTS, FENCING,
And all kinds of Lumber necessary for
farm use. Orders for sawing lumber
from owners' logs will be promptly
filled at low rates. All orders left at
their store 2 doors east of new l'ost
Oflicp will receive immediate attention.
AXSO
HcGUIRE & CO.,
2d door east of the new Post Oflice, in
addition to their large and varied as
sortment of First Chiss Liquors, Wines,
and Ales, have just received a large
stock of:
CASTILLON PINET BRANDY,
ANGELICA, CATAWBA,
CALIFORNIA, DRY A SPARKLING
RHINE, WINES.
and McGuinnis Dublin Ale and Por
ter, v
Tobaccos of fine aroma, and the best
Brand of Cigars in market, all of which
will be sold low. Wholes;de and Re
tail. 49tf
$5000.00 NOTICE.
Having Sold 8-.000 worth of buots
and shoe, since I began selling at re
duced prices, I am still bound to fur
ther reduce my stock, rtaY is your time.
Boots formerly 87.00, now $.1.00
Fine Kid Shoes, forrh'ly 8.50, 3.00
The best 18 thread serge shoes only 2.2
Men's Shoes. ; 1.23
Women's Shoes 1.00
Call and examine. No charge for
seeing goods and prices. Will be happy
to show both.
12t3 Peter Merges.
One good buggy for sale at the Her
ald office.
CLOTHING.
For a cheap suit of Clothes call on
W.M. STA1IKI.MANS.
Once more Stadelnianns at 10 per
cent below cost. Jump when tho pig
eon flies.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
SICE NURSE.
Mrs. Charlotte Finny desires to give notice
that she will act, as Sick Nurse, w henever call
ed on. Kesidcnce in Stiles' addition, near Al
taffer's Mill, Plattsmouth, Neb. anUl
. FARMS FOR SALE.
I am authorized to sell the north east ;uartcr
of section ten, township twelve, range twelve,
and the north east quarter of section eleven,
township eleven, range twelve, Mr two thous
and (52,0K)) dollars per quarter.
Tekms Five hundred dollars down and five
hundred in one, two, and three years, at ten
HTcnt Interest, payable annually. For fur
ther particulars imiuiif of
A. W. M LAFGHLIN.
4tf At First National Bank, Plattsmouth. Neb.
Thk Feott.k's Friend. It is susceptible of
easy proof that the Sewing Machine has been a
greater blessing to th American people than
any invention of the present century. Nothing
else has dona so much to save the lives ami
health of the wives and mothers, and the pat ici t
overworked women of the land who. as a class,
most needed relief from the burthens of every
day lite. J-.very laftuer ana imshan laus in ins
duty if be neglects to endow his house with such
a li itiini'h of science as the Wilson Shnttle Sew
ing Machine. It is tne cheapest and best sewing
machine ever onerea.
Machines will be delivered at any Kailroad
Station in this count v. free of transoortatioii
charges, if ordered tii rough the Company's
I'.rancii iionse at no. cio -un street, m. i.ouis
Mo.
They send an elegant catalogue and chromo
circular, ireeon application.
This Company want a few more good agents
PKOFESSIOXAti CARDS
kan. yi. vnxvu.w.
ATTtTUN'KY AT LAW and Solicitor in Chan
eery. i.tce itt Fitzgerald's Block, Plattsmouth
Nebraska.
YVHKKI.l'lt X BEXXETT,
HEAL ESTATE and Tax Paving Agents. No
tartes Public. Fire and Life insurance Agents
Plattsmouth, Nebraska.
It. 1C LIVIXtiSTOX,
PHYSICIAN & Sl'KGEON. tenders his pro
fessioual services to the citizens of Cas county
liesidence southeast corner Mxtn ami iaK sts
Oii'u-e on Main street, two doors west of Sixth
Plattsmouth, Nebraska.
OK.O. . SMITH. K. B. WINDHAM
HMITII A. WIXiniAM,
ATTOKNEYS AT LAW and Keal Estate Bro
kers. SiHt'ial attention tiven to Collectioi
and all matters affectinir the title to re:il estate
Office on Jd lloor, over Post Odice, Plattsmouth
Nebraska. J I.
Jl'MTH'K OK TJIK I'KACK.
Office on Main street. Plattsmouth, Neb., two
doors east of Ukhalii otlice. Business hours
from 8 a. in. to 8 I. m. All coimtv business usu
allv transacted before a Justice of the Peace
will be attended to. AUso general collector o
aeots. iwyij j. v. jiaiakn.
DR. SCHILDKNECHT.
Eclectic & Homoeopathic
riiysician.
i Office and Residence comer Sixth and Vine
streets. I'lattsmoutn, .NeD. cans aitenoeti at
all Hours. yi
TIIK PEOPLE WAXT PROOF.
There is no medicine nreserlbed bv Phvsl
eians. or sold bv Driurirists. that carries such
evidence of its success and superior virtue :is
Bosch kk's Gkkman Sviclt for severe Coughs.
Colds settled on the Breast, Consumption, or
any disease of the throat and lungs, a proof of
that fact Is that any person afflicted, can get a
Sample Bottle for lb cents and try its superior
effect before buying the regular size at 7 cents.
It has lately been introduced in this country
from Germany, and its wonderful cures are as
tonishing every one that use it. Three doses
will relieve nnv c:ise. Try it. Sold bv Dr. G. B.
Chapman, Druggist, Plattsmouth, Neb. 45yl
LEGAL XOTICES.
Probate Notice.
In the matter of the estate of Henry Amison.
deceased.
Not ice is hereby triven that the creditor of
said deceased Mill meet the administrator of
said estate before me. Probiite Judge of Cass
countv. Nebraska, at the Prohate court in said
county on theSjth day of Julv, A. D. is7r, at 10
o'clock a. in. for the iuriK)se of presenting their
claims lor allowance. it. r.. ulumis,
Probate Judge,
June 30th, 187. 14t4.
Mortgage Sale.
Whereas. Andrew .1. Hauson. of Cass count
Nebraska, on the liith day of June, A. D. 1874,
made and executed a mortgage to Fred S. Fris
bee, of C;iss County, Nebraska, to secure $li5
navaoie in tnree uromissorv noics. as loiinws :
one for u")0, due Sept. lst,ix;4 ; one for .S.V). iLe
January 1st, 17.1. ami one ior one juiy isi,
1S75. w hich uiortKaire was recorded in the ollce
of the Clerk of Cats county en the 7th day of
September. A. D. ls74. at 3 o clock i. ni. and ro-
corded in book F 011 pages 63 and 64 and that
tiiere is due on said mortgage up to the 1st day
of the first publication of this notice principal
and interest, making together the sura of 15.90
and whereas default has been made in the pay
incut of the money secured by said mortgage :
tiicrefore the said mortgage will be foreclosed
by sale of said property on the 23d dny cf July
A. u. IK7., t l ween ine nours 01 m o ciock a. in.
and 3 o'clock p. in. at the town of Weeping Wa
ter. Cass countv. Nebraska, for cash on delivery.
The following is a description of the mortgage
roperty, one comoineu neaper ana jviower
niKii as 1110 Advance, or aiecormicK manu
facture. J? KKll. .f R1SBBR.
This the 30th day cf June, A. D. 1875. 14t3
Probate Notice.
n.r ..r iiin rd-.tii .if 1 Tii 1
D. W. McKinuon, deceased, f Court
To vlxim it mnv concern:
r 1.1 Hill'. 1,T-Il I ll.ll lj'rtlt.llll'll 114.
been made by Joseph McKinnon to be appoint-
11011. deceased ; that said cause is set for hearing
at my oflice. in Plattsmouth, Nebraska, on the
ith tfav of Julv. A. D. ls7", at 2 o'clock r. m. of
saia uay, ai mncu nine, ami piacc an persons
interested may appear and show cause, if any
they have, why said Joseph McKinnon should
not be appointed such Administrator accord in
o tne prayer 01 sam application.
AV itt lev tnv li:ilil :ittil illii:it se:il tliw tilt? 11th
lay of June, A. D. 1S76. II. E. Ellison,
lL't3 lTODate Judge.
Sheriff's Sale.
Bp virtue of two executions, issued by Clerk
of the District Court, 2nd Judicial District.
within and for Cass County. Nebraska, and to
me directed, 1 will on the 17th day of July, A.
A 1 it Willi fl'IV !lt tlt
south door of the Court House in the city of
Plattsmouth, in said county, sell at Public Auc
tion, the following ltcal Estate, to-wit :
lit.s eight (8), nine (!i), ten (.10), eleven (11) ana
twelve 02. in Block sixty four (f4. in the city
of Plattsmouth, Cass County. Nebraska. Said
roperty is Known iis tne Aitatier .vim property.
The same being levied uixm and taken as the
liroocrtv of William AltaiTer. Defendant : to
satisfy h judgment of said Court, recovered by
r.. ;. novey, also one, oy vt imam Mactcimann,
Plaintiffs.
Plattsmouth, Neb., June lith, a. D. l7r. .
M. B. CUT LEU,
1215 Sheriff Cass County, Neb.
Executors Sale of Real Estate
Bv virtue of an order of s:ile from Judge of
District Court (and under the seal of the same)
in and for the District Court, Second Judical
District, in the County of Cass and State of Ne
braska, and directed to the undersigned, in an
action wherein Lloyd D. Bennett, surviving ex
ecutor of the last w ill and testament of Shep
herd Duke, deceased, is Plaint itl. and Kivina
Duke and others are Defendants. I will at 10
o'clock a. in., on the
12th llay of June 1K75.
In front of the Court House in the City of Platts
mouth and State of Nebraska, offer for sale at
public auction, to the highest bidder the lands
and tenements hereinafter described, on terms
following, to-wit : cash in hand. Said lands be
long to the estate of Shepherd Duke, deceased,
nm are descrineu as follows, to-wit :
i lie following lots in the City of Plattsmouth.
in said Cass County, lots eleven (11) in block five
(5), also the following lots lying and being in
Duke's Addition to the city of Plattsmouth,
aforesaid, that is to say lots one (l)two (2) three
(3 four (4) live (5) six (6) nine O) ten (10) eleven
li) iwcive u) tnirtceu (13) fourteen (14) tiftecn
1"0 sixteen (1) seventeen (17) eiirhteen (IS) and
nineteen (I'J), in block four (4). lots six U seven
(71 eight (x) nine (U) ten (M) eleven (11) twelve
(12) thirteen (13) fourteen (14) fifteen (15) sixteen
H.) seventeen (17) and eighteen (IK), in block (5)
ots iour (4) live (r) six (G seven (.7)eigiit(8) nine
block
(
1
(;) ten (10) eleven (11) and twelve (1) in
six(r), lots one (1) two (2) three (3) four (4) five
(S) six (B) seven (7) elglit (8) and nine (9) In block
seven (7)., lots one (1) two (2) three (3) four (4) in
Mock nine !)1. lots four 11 five (5) six (6)
seven (7) eight (S) nine J9) ten (10) eleven (H)
ana iweive (.12), in mock eleven (11), all of block
weive (li oemg lots one (1) to twenty-two in
lusive. all of block thirteen (13) bcinn one (1) to
wenty-two (22) inclusive, lots one (li and two
(2) in block fourteen (14), lots one (I) two (2)
inree t.i) mnr m live (r.i and MX (tj), in block 111
teen (ir). lots four (4) five (5) mid six (6). in block
eighteen (M), lots one (1) two (3) seven (7) eight
in nine c.i; ien (i( eleven (11) ami twelve (12;, in
niocK nineteen (vj), ail of block twenty (20) ex
epr ioi iweive U2) neina lots one (l) to twenty
wo (22) inclusive exeeot lot twelve (12). lots one
(ij utree M) iour (4) and ten (10) m mock twenty
one (21) lots one (I) two (2) three (3) four (4) five
(5) six (6) seven (7) ei"lit ) eleven (in and
twelve (12). In block twentv-three (23). lots one
(I) two (2) three (3) four (4) six (fi) seven (7) eight
sj nine j ten I.10J eleven 11 1 and twelve I.12J.
n block twentv-seven l-'Tl. all of blo-k twenty-
igiit rzx except; lot seventeen I it l neing lots
one 11 J to.tweutv 1201 inclusive, except lot seven
teen iii
an
oi
seven
tin 1171. lots one 111 two 121 three 13 five 151
id twelve 12 in block twenty-nine T29, lots
le m two 2j three 3 four (4J five 51 six n
veil 171 and eiuht fsl in block thirty 1301. lots
three faf four (4 five sj six h seven 7j and
eight fsj, in block thirty-one 31. lots one 111
o j inree i.ij iour 4.) nve i.v seven it i nine
9j ten loj eleven (11) aud twelve 112!, in blocl
k
sev-aud
191
ten 10, lots one HJ two i2j four 4 live 151
en It eight n nine u ten 110 eleven 11
weiye iizj in oiwk twenty-two isiu
Said sale will continue from 10 ociock a. m
until sundown of the said day, if necessary, and
it w ill be adjourned from day to day until all
are sold ;
i'lattsmoutn. May 11th. 175.
Lloyd D. Bennett.
urviviug Executor of the last will and testa
ment of Slleliheril Duke. lt-ee:Lseil.
I. II. WlIKKLEK,
ii Attorney for Lxecutor.
The above sale is hereby adjourned until Sat
urday July 3d. 1S75.
fROPKIKTOR OF
PALACE BILLIAD HALL.
(Main St., under First Nat. Bank.)
I'r.ATTSJlOUTII, - - - AC1I.
MY BAR IS tsl'lTLIED WITH TIIK
BEST WINES, LICIUORS,
BEER, ETC., ETC.
40yl
S ZE3I O ,
JOHN WAYMAN,
rLATTSMOUTII, - - - - NEB,
Repairer of Steam Engines, Boilers, Saw and
tirist .vinis.
Gas and Steam Fittings,
Wrought Iron Pipe, Force and lift pumps, steam
Uuages. safety vaive noveniors, aim an
kinds of Brass Engine Fittings re
paired on short notice.
V A. It 91 MACII1XKKY.
repaired on short notice. 4;yl
CARPENTER WORK !
W. L. Tucker,
has removed to the building opposite Math
ews Hardware Store, (On 4th Street, Bet. Main
and Vine,) Where in addition to other work,
he will givesi-ecial attention to
REPAIRING FURNITURE,
MAKING PICTURE FRAMES, AC.
Also Agent for the COMMON SENSE IRON-
1NU TABLES, ol which we nave a
number on hand ; call
and see them.
Careful Work and Prompt Attend
a nee to Calls.
40-ly WM. L. TUCKER.
FOR
GO TO
Gus. Herold's,
A LECTURE TO YOUNG MEN.
Jwt PuMMud, in a Scaled Enrt liK, price 6 cts
rwTsYtm A Lecture on the Nature. Treat-
iyiiieiit. and lian leal cure of Seminal
Weakness, or Spermatorrhea, in
duced bv Self-Abuse. Involuntary
i-.missions, iniotency, iservous ueniiuy. ana
Impediments to iiiarrfaire generally : Consump
tion, Epilepsey, ami Fits ; Mental and Phvsieal
Incapacity, &c Bv ROBERT J. CULVKK
WELL, M. D., author of the "Green Book," &c.
The world-renowned author, in tills admira
ble Lecture, clearly proves from his own exper
ience that the awful consequences of Self -Abuse
mav be effectually removed without medicine,
and without dangerous surgical operation, bou
gies, instruments, rings, or cordials ; Hmtiiig
out a mode of cure at once certain and effectual
by which every sufferer, no matter what his
condition mav be. may cure himself elmiply,
privately, ami raueally.
irThix Ltxture will liroM'c a hoon to thou-
a ii I and tlnrMiinlx.
Sent tinder seal, in plain envelope, to any ad
dress, post-paid, on receipt of six cents or two
post stamps.
Auuress ine i-unnsners,
CHAN. J. V. KMXK A CO,
10-431y Y 127 Bowery. N. V. ; P. O. box. 43SG.
OMAHA ADS.
Grand Central Hotel.
T.nrrest ami finest hotel between Phicnpo and
San Francisco, (ieo. Thrall, proprietor, Omaha.
WEEPING WATER ADS.
Fleming & Race,
DEALERS IN "
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
HATS,
CAPS,
BOOTS,
SHOES.
AND NOTIONS.
And Farmers' N applies Generally.
Our Goods are all New,
and we sell them CHEAP.
TRY US ONCE, AND SEE !
(40yl) WEEPING WATER, NEB.
LOUISVILLE ADS.
IIt. J. M. WATKKJIAX,
Physio Medical Practitioner.
Louiitrille, Cass Co., Acft.
"Always at the office on Saturdays. 40yl
FOX & GLOVER,
Sell the BEST GOODS at the lowest prices, at
LOUISVILLE, CASS CO, NEB.
CE.VERAL DEALKIM IN
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES !
HATS, READY
IJ l v, JIAUJS
BOOTS Jc CLOTHISO.
SHOES.
XOTWSS,
CROCKERY WARE,
AND FARMERS' SUPPLIES GENERALLY.
Call and give thera a trial.
rAlso'deal In GRAIK & COAL. 4fyi
CEDAR CREEK ADS,
J. INHELDER & SON,
DEALKRS IH
BOOTS, SHOES, AND GROCERIES,
Of every kind, at the lowest iossi!le rates. Also
DEALERS IN GRAIN.
For which the highest CASH prices are paid.
li Hies ana protluce ol all Kinds uouglil at
Reasonable rates.
IMIELUEU'8 STATI OX Cedar Creek.)
4(yl CASS CO., NEBRASKA.
II VK l V
lllill li JL
A LSO
General Blacksmithing.
nrrlaare. iltttzglm. nail lVncon
Itepairrd on Hhwrt Xtlre.
A LSO
iioitMsiiol:l.r
- j -
And all other Inui woik promptly altend
cii to. cheaper than the cheapest, forcasli
P.y tlie undcrsigiie-1.
' , . lj- HOW LAND.
Shop fiorthwt or. of Jne a Sixth sts.
PLATrnMCTifl, NEB.
G-O TO
VALLERY & RUFFNER'S,
pon
o
GOOD NEWS FOIt THE PUBLIC!!
Jfow is the time to buy your
(DltaceganD (H-apoDall
XA.
XotwithstaiHlins the depression of the country,
will still continue to sell goods at their old stand in FITZGFJIALD'S'
ULOCK, cheaper than ever, aud defy competition in prices ard
goods. Thej constantly Keep on hand a largo as
sortment of
DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS,
READY MADE CLOTHING,
GROCERIES,
boots f- shoes:
HATS AND CAPS:
QU EE NSW ARE,
WOOD & WILLOW WARE,
BEST BRANDS OF FLOUR,
TOBACCO, tfw dr.
i
They will sell all goods as low as any house in town, even if advertised"
at cost. "They do not deem it necessary to give a price list.lmt would ask you'
to call ami examine the goods, hear the prices, and satisfy yourselves before
purchasing elsewhere. Our motto is
"QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS,
FOE. C-A-SIE3:.
VALLERY & RUFFNER'S
Implement Departmeni,:
IT O J& 1875..
They also would call attention of the farming community to the fact, that"
thev sell the Improved and world renowned .1. l. t'ase cc l o. s l n liktili
ING MACHINE, Tho Nichols & Shepherd's " VIBRATOR" Tliresh
ing Machine, the "Old Reliable" McCormick "Advance" REAP
ER & MOWER: also the MCCORMICK HARVESTER,
the best in the market. Don't givo your orders un
til you see samples. Prices lower than
any other dealer.
THE LITTLE CHAMPION REAPER AND MOWER,-
which gives perfect satisfaction.
THE KIRBY REAPER & MOWER,
THE WEIR CULTIVATORS AND PLOWS.
DERE d- CO.'s GANG AND STIRRING PLOWS, best in .
KEYSTONE d- BROWN CORN PLANTERS.
FISH BROTHERS' WAGONS, The best on wheels.'
BROAD CAST SEEDERS.
DRILLS,
STALK CUTTERS,
HARROWS,
CORN SHELLERS. f c d-c.
Which they will sell at:bed-rock prices to suit the times.
jJTor the above named Machinery, they always keep on hand a fall'
line of extras, which is a great item to farmers.
VALLEUY & UUrFNEIi.
Great Sacrifice of Boots and Shoes-
- W--riirV tt'V .r i' - - -
Down come the Prices to tlie level of Grasshopper
Times. Now is your time to buy of P. Merges !
READ AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELVES:
Nice Serge Gaiters, only SI. Ilest 18-th read Serge Gaiters, only 62.25.
Women's Serge Slippers, only 7oc. IJoots, formerly $7.25, now $5.50.
Women's Kid Shoes, formerly 3-50, now 63.00. Men's Shoes 81.25.
Every thing else in proportion.
I have a nice assortment of White .Slippers and Misses an I Childs Pearl
Colored Shoes, Button and L,ace. I also received DIPLOMA for tine home"
made Boots at the State Fair. Repairing always done with neatness and'
dispatch. Call and examine. I will always be pleased to show goods and
prices.
Mrs. A. H. Knee,
WORKER IN HAIR.
Braids, Curl. Switches, ruff. anl nil kinds of
Hair rK promptly ituu neatly ntaue iy
:m:-r,s. zezzlstiejIEj.
Orders left at MRS. KENNEDY'S
9IILLIXERY STOItC.
On Main St., 1 door cast of Clark & Plunimer's.
PETER MERGES.
SEWING 31 A CHINES!
SUGCH SEWI.XU
Tin M VT7I uS7rm
FOR SALE 11Y
35 J. IMgUggj,
wiia all i;ic
EXTRA, ATTACHMENTS,
Also, Hows. Cultivators. Wagons, and FARM
ijU Lt.t. rs ir sale.
t . -Main and . I
oyl 6tU tits, s
I'LATTbMO L'T I ? .
New Improved Lock Stitch
GROVER & BAKERS
SEWING MACHINE,
For sale hy
CHARLES VJI'AILL.
With all th Extras and Attachments, such a1
Needl-s. Oil. Tu-keis, l'.indt-rs, ete. Those who'
contemplate buyinjr a mat lime, will do well to'
pv tlie Urover & itaker a trial. Hatintartion
guaranteed. find the cheapext ifiarhin in tlm'
market. All orders y mail proititifly attend'
ed lo. Address, VHAHI.ES VI ALL,
2mG I'lalUinouth. Net).'
MERCHANT TAILOR,.
U in receipt of the finest arid'
US ST S S O Hi TAC J?.Y ? O F
('uHiiner4, 'loth. YeMInc. Hcotch
oo1m, Iri!H Fi-leme. Ae.
t TIn fact, the largest find hest imnrtmens'
of Clot hit ever hrotiKiit to tins eitv, whirh I ar.
prepared to make up in the Latest Styles. CaU1
aud examine Goois.- VrfJ-