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LOCAL XEWS.
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ofiice. or remurin and leaving tlieai uncalled
lor. is ima far it evidence of imk.miu.v.ii.
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B. & M. 11. R. Time Table.
Cur iiit el Monday, J tint 2 1st, 1875.
FOIt OMAHA l'KOM n-ATTSMOFTII.
Leave, 5 .1. in. Arrives 7 :15 a. lit.
2: Kip. in. Arrives, 4 j. in.
FrtOM OMAHA FOU VLATTaMOL Til.
Leaves, :5 a. tu. Arrives, 10 a. in.
" a p. III. Arrives, 8 p. in.
FOlt THIS WKST.
Leaves rLittsmouth, ! :Vt a. m. Arrives in
Lincoln. VI Z!". Kearney. 8 :I5 p. in.
FUOM THE WEST.
Leaves Koarncy. C :.V . in. Leaves Lincoln,
li :X p. in. Arrives l'lattsniotitb, 3 :"-!5 p. in.
MJlNli K A ST :
J":wiscn.T. train (each ilay). i :M P.M.
20,00 Kiiveloju's want limiting
at tlie IIkkal: oiVicu.
HATS.' If ATX I ATS!
A fine stock of new Hats. Latest style at
VI. ST.MlKI. MANN'S.
0:n:ili:i i to have :m elevator of" large
ciptcity. John McCormick is at the
licail of tliH enterprise.
S'li'instriker, our oM fsisliioneil flor
man fiirri 1. semis its a dozen line ap
IltM to cheer our lonesome hours.
r.li riuainier is daily receiving large
lots of goods to replenish his rapidly
disappearing stock. He is determined
to keep up with the times.
There is a new linn in the firoeery
luisiuess in Louisville, Messrs. Unangst
and Nason. They are enterprising lm
.siuess men and deserve success.
We give our County Fair the lienelit
of a column ad, this week, read it (the
ad i go to it (the Fair) luing something
to show, and help advertise your Coun
ty Fir.
'omjl.iint Iris been made to the 1 1 KK
ALD against tying horses to tiie trees
in the public grounds of this City, and
allowing them to stand for hours thus
destroying the young limbs.
Win. Ilerold is having new shelves
put in thj we:t si li of his building,
mi l will fill them with a br.iu new
Mtock of dry good.4. ll-.s i:t going to
keep a large assortment of good goods
which he will sell cheap for cash.
Mr. I). II. Wheeler will dispose of
the large slock of stoves and tinware
left at the store of F. T. Duke & Co.,
very reasonable for rash. The firm on
ly move their hardware stock to Oma
ha and not the stoves and tinware.
HUSH EST AWAR!I.
I received Diploma for line dress
lioots at the State Fair and continue to
make the best and nicest tits. (live
ineacall. (14-tf) 1. Mekgks.
notice:
All persons having .ccounts against
Salomon & Nathan, are requested to
'tall at their store and have the same
s-ttleL All persons indebted to us
will please call and settle immediately,
as we leave here on the 1st of Septem
ler. and our accounts must be settled.
lStf Solomon ..'c Nathan.
E. T. Duke & Co., a well known and
long resident hardware firm of this
city have removed to Omaha. Mr.
Duke buying thu stok and occupying
the stand formerly iue 1 by Mr. Ilur-for-1
& J. T. Edgar. Sorry as we are
to lose this firm from here, we believe
lhy have done a wise thing, there is a
vrood opening in Omaha in that line,
they have an old.established place to go
into and bought the stock very reason
able. Mr. Duke had a large stock here
an 1 when the two stocks are united
they will m:ike a very large outfit to
sell from. M.ij. I). II. Wheeler is the
(." of this firm, and we wish them
irreat success in their new venture.
A SLItriilSE.
Our house was taken posession of
last Tuesday evening by a large num
1er of our friends, armed with baskets
of cake, etc., and preceded by II. J.
Streight's big u3 cream tub. After
easting and enjoying themselves till
about 11 o'clock, left us in posession of
a handsome roll of (Ireenbacks, and
?ome articles of beauty and usefulness
for Mrs. McKelvey.
They have our thanks and best wish
es. May thev live long and lie happy.
C. McKklvky.
DYSPEPSIA.
Americans ar particularly subject to
this disease anil its effects; such as
Sour Stomach. Sick Headache, Habitu
nl Costiveness, Heart-burn water-brash,
coming up of the food, coated tongue,
disagreeable taste in the moutli. Palpi
tation of the Heart, ainrall diseases of
the Stomach and Eiver. Two doses of
(i'Kt:r.xs Arui'ST Flowki: will relieve
you at ncr, and there positively is not
ii ease in the United States it will not
cure. If you doubt this go to your
Druggist (I. H. Chapman, and get a sam
ple bottle for 10 cents and try iL Keg
tilar size 73 cents.
$I.0MMK NOTICE. -
Having sold 82.010 worth of boots
and shoes, since I began felling at re
duced prices, I am still bound to fur
ther reduce my stock, r.ow is your.time.
lioots formerly 7.00, nuw $3.06
Vine Kid Shoes, form'ly 3.50, " 3.00
The best IS thread serge shoes only 2.25
Men's Shoes 1.23
Women's Shoes , . 1.00
Call and examine. No charge for
seeing g ods and prices. Will be happy
to show Initll.
12U Pktkk AlLucn..
One good buggy for sale a til le Hkk
ALD otlicc.
MONEY TO LOAN.
Loans on Improved Heal Estate can
be secured on reasonable terms b)' ap
plying to l'OLLfM'K A IKAKIJSLY,
17tf riattsmouth Neb.
A brother of Z. Kennedy was thrown
off his horse on Saturday, and got his
wrist and ankle put out of joint.
Hubert Donnelly has associated Mr.
Peter Ilauen. the well known wagon
maker, with him, and they will run
the wagon and blacksmith shops in
conjunction.
Hon. Jos. McKinnon, brother of our
late County Clerk, has been in town for
several davs, settling up his brother's
affairs with the County. "Joe." is a
gooil man.
John Wayman has just finished a
steam engine for Uarrack Livingston
and others to run a threshing machine
with. They gave it a trial last week
and were very much pleased with it.
Prof Wise has just returned from an
extended trip "down east" as far as
New Hampshire. He thinks that the
times arc no harder hero than else
where, and that the people of-Nebraska
have great reason to be thankful
that they have not got a large manu
facturing population turned out of
doors and out of work. Here at least,
every m:in that wants to, can get work
and make a living any way.
Azro Smith's well known face and
the blue wagon appeared in town on
last Monday. He has been running
two wagons to Neb. City all summer
and finds a good market there. We
have missed Mr. Smith here this sum
mer, he had become one of the fixtures
of Flattsmouth we thought, but even
as the best of friends must part, we
havtr had to give him up too, along
with headquarters and "sich."
Once more Stad lmanns at 10 jer
cent below cost. Jump when the pig
eon Hies.
FOR SALE.
A farm of 1G 3 acres, including 10 acres
of timber, and a good bearing orchard.
Terms 30 per acre, 1.500 down, bal
ance on time. For farther particulars
call on or address.
Jilts. M. A. Jeffeks,
20tf Eight Mile (irove, Neb.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
The Plattsmouth (Jrain Co. has this
day been dissolved by mutual consent.
All debts due the company will be col
lected and all claims against the com
pany will be paid by E. T. Duke, Treas.
E. (J. Dovey,
E. T. Di ke & Co.,
J. II. Ul TTl-.ilY.
D. SCJINASSE,
F. (JoitDEIt.
F. IJ. (H'THMAX.
. Plattsmouth Neb., July 1st, li75.
The business will be continued un
der the name and style of the Platts
mouth drain & Stock Co
Thankful for the patronagl of the
fanners for the last two years, we
cheerfully recommend the new compa
ny to the confidence and patronage of
the community.
13t3 PLATTSM! TTII (lU AIN Co.
ci:t"floweiis.
For the Hand, Throat, Dress, Coat,
Weddings, 1 Jails, Dinners, and Funer
als. Will always do our best to give
satisfaction, and think we can. ' Orders
for Cut Flowers from parties liv
ing not more than one days journey,
will receive prompt attention, can till
such orders by express at small expense
to purchaser, and will insure safe arri
val. Prices from 25c to 5 00 and uj
waid, from Uuttonhole Doquets to
elaborate baskets, S:c.
13tf L. A. Moore.
031 A HA THEATIIICA LS.
The Opera Com pan j" opens the 20th,
under the management of Sam Glad
stone. He has m.ide arrangements
with .Mr. Irving to run a special train
on that evening, providing 50 persons
attend I will be down in a few days
to complete further arrangements.
Itespectfully. Emmett Kennard
Agent.
Mr. Walton, the artist has painted a
portrait of Iter. Father Bubal, which
will be sold for the benefit of the
Catholic Church, instead of a picture
of our bluff scenery, as we stated last
week- The picture of Father Dobal
is decidedly the best one Mr. Walton
has painted. He h;is also painted a
life str.e picture of two of our young
ladies, which is very lifelike.
Miss Nellie Higby was married in
Omaha on Tuesday lost, to Mr. Smith,
a banker of Eeatrice. Miss Higby was
known in PlatLsmouth, having been a
resident of the city some years ago.
Her friends here will wish her all hap
piness and prosperty in her married
life. The ceremony took place at Trin
ity church, the officiating clergymen
being Bishop Clarkson, Dr. Easter and
I lev. Mr. Smith, a brother of the groom.
Immediately after the ceremony the
bridal pair took the train for Minneap
olis on their bridal tour.
KENTUCKY DISTILLED WHISKY.
New Stock For Sale.
Down With the Prices ! I
Good whisky at S1.50 per gallon, oth
er brands at 1.75, .200 2.25 and 2.50.
Extra tine imported whisky and brandy,
Gin, Port Wine.Cherry and all kinds of
imported wines. New stock of goods
all through. California Cigars, Dublin
Stout, Iondou Cream Ale. Gentlemen
now is the time to save your money.
Hemember thi place, one door east of
the Post Office. Milwaukee Eager.
MrGuiUK & Co.
SETTLEMENT NOTICE.
All jersoiM indebted to E. T. Duke
& Co. arc notified to come forward and
settle at once, all persons having claims
against the firm will ateo bring in their
:accounts. The large stock of Uarlron,
; Stoves and Tinware, on hand .in our
;dore at Plattsmouth will le old out
j at. -net cost for the next 50 day, as wc
propose to move our stock remaining
i on hand at the expiration of that time.
10f2 RT.Duke&Co.
County Convention at Eight Mile
Grove on Satukday Sei'Temijek 11th.
AVard and Precinct Primaries on
Satukday Septemhek 4th. llemem
ber and turn out. 20tf.
Solomon & Nathan are just as hap
py as two birds, still selling out.
Vallery, Kuffner cS: Co., Peter Merges
& Co., Plattsmouth Grain & Stock Co.,
and 40 other men all propose to adver
tise next week.
A team ran away bust Saturday af
ternoon. The driver was in the wag
on when they started but he got fright
ened and jumped out. The last seen
of the team they were going past llci
sel's Mill.
Doc. Jones, our livery man, says a
loaded wagon ran over a farmers foot
a few days ago, and mashed it badly.
Doc-, sympathized with him and pitied
the foot -Foot" says the farmer if
it had been a foot it wouldn't a got
hurt, but it was 15 inches and the last
3 inches got mashed.
Ti'JNE TO FAIRMONT.
Mr. Fred Goerder, long known as the
4buyer"of the "Plattsmouth Grain Com
pany" and now one of the firm of the
new Htt':k if- (rain Comjutny, has gone
to Fairmont to take charge of the
branch houses of the firm established
there and at Friendville, on the line of
the P. &.. M. Pinncy & Eeil are the
gentlemen with whom Fred can be
found at Fairmont. .
FAIiilKIM ATTENTION!
Julius Pepperberg, Cigar Manufac
turer, on Main St., Plattsmouth, Xeb.
Cigar Clippings of Spanish and Ameri
can Tobaceoes for smoking purposes.
For Sale. Best qualities of plug-smoking
tobacco always on hand. 20-tf.
JSA'CIIANOE NOTICE.
I am bound to exchange my large
stock of Boots and Shoes for cash.
Come and see if I don't.
Peteii Meuoes.
ST E A MENU I N ES.
John Wayman, one of the best ma
chinists in these parts, has just comple
ted a very handsome engine for Chas.
Pinkham at South Bend, and it is to
be used for elevatinggrain at that point.
It is one of the neatest and slickest
working engines we ever saw. In fact
a perfect little beauty, ami Mr. Pink
ham must be very proud of it. Way
man has devoted a great deal of atten
tion to building compact, portable en
gines, ami has made a success of them
so far. If any farmer or mechanic
needs a good clean working engine to
saw wood, draw water, thresh grain or
run any light machinery he can do no
better than to see Wayman. Post o'.lice
address, John Wayman,
Plattsmouth, Neb.
KF.MOVAL OF THE COUNTY
SEAT.
100,-
McGuire & Curtis has on hand
000 feet of
COTTONWOOO LT"M It EH
for sale. Fencing 10 per M; joists,
sides, sheeting, corn crib lumber, &
All orders filled promptly. Call at
our ollice one door east of the Post Of
fice. (2!4w) McGiike & Crnns.
SETTLE UP.
The Plattsmotith Ice Company give
notice that their customers must set
tle up promptly at le;ist once a month,
as the labor and all the expense of put
ting up ice was incurred months ago,
in the winter, and they cannot stand
such long delays, cash every 30 days
after this v. ill be the rule.
Plattsmovth U k Co.
THE IlEDPATH ENGLISH OP Ell A
COMPANY
Will be in Omaha on the 20th of Au
gust. Arrangements have been made
with the B. Sc M. It. 11. by which a spe
cial train will be run from Plattsmouth,
providing a sufricient number of tick
ets can be sold to warrant it. We give
below an extract from the Boston Daily
Tra alter in regard to this Company
which has a world wide reputation.
AVe hope Plattsmouth people will
show their apppreciation of the better
class of entertainments by turning out
in sufficient numbers to insure an ex
cursion to Omaha.
Fi.otow's Maiitha. "The Redpath
English Opera Company gave Flotow's
opera of Martha, in Kennedy Hall, last
evening, to a large, enthusiastic, and
rery fashionable audience. The per
formance, was, as on all the previous
givings of the work by the artists of
this company, thoroughly enjoyable
and thoroughly praiseworthy. We
need not particularize, since we have
done so on several previous occasions.
The applause which followed the efforts
of the artists was almost constant. On
each occasion when this work is per
formed the company is certain to be
greeted by a large audience." Boston
Daily Tra cellar.
PERSONAL.
Dr. G. Ilildebrand, of Pacific City Io
wa, called at the Herald ofliu? Satur
day. He reports prospects good around
his neighborhood.
Uncle Peter Hugus, an old time
hardware man of Omaha, and an old
friend of the IIekai.d, is clerking for
E. T. Duke & Co, at Omaha, for the
present.
Mike Sehnellbachcr, our favorite
blacksmith, has been sick, nigh unto
death, this past week, but we are glad
to announce that he is fast getting
better, tinder the care of Dr. Jno. Black
Jim Tucker has written a letter to
his father, and is very much better.
The Physician at the Asylum expects
to discharge James, cured, before fall.
Dr. AViley, of Three Groes, offers
the editor of the Herald all the roast
ing ears he and his can eat, if we'll on
ly come djwn there.
lion. Jno. Chapman returned to his
home in Council Bluffs, on Friday last,
leaving Sam and the dog all alone.
II. J. Streight has been on the fuck
list for two weeks, but is getting bet
ter fast, and is up ami about his busi
ness now.
GOV. SAUNDERS.
The old AVar Governor (why can't we
! have a War Governor as well as Iowa?)
j of Nebraska, Alvin Saunders visited
' our place last week, and went home,
happy .and satisfied that 1'lattsmouth
j wasrT't the deadest nor tfctf wort-place
j on record, by a Jong shot.
Ordinance No. 69.
An ordinance for the construction
of certain- sidewalks. '
lit it onbtintd by tit". Mayor and Coun
cil men of the City 1'lattsmouth.
Sec. 1. That the owners of lots and
parts of lots bordering and abutting
on the west side of Fifth street, be
tween Main street and Vine street, in
said city, be and the same are hereby
required to construct suitable side
walks along and against the east line
of their respective lots or part of lots,
on the west side of-Fifth street, as
hereafter provided.
Seo. 2. That the owner or own
ers of lots 12 and 1, in block 28, in
said city, bordering and abutting on
the west side tf Fifth street, be and
are hereby required to construct side
walks, as hereinafter required, along
and against the east line of their re
spective lots or parts of lots on the
west side of Fifth street, so as to make
a continuous line of sidewalk from
Main street to the north side of Vine
street.
Si: 3. The sidewalks required to
be constructed by the provisions of
this ordinance shall be four feet wide,
and shall be constructed of good pine
or Cottonwood lumber at least one and
a half inches in thickness, laid cross
wise, and securely nailed upon two
continuous sleepers or stringers, not
less than two bv four inches in size,
and shall be so constructed as to con
form to the grade established by the
Street Commissioner. Excepting the
sidewalk along lot 12, on the east side
of the creek, on said lot, which may
be built to conform to the. bank of the
creek, meeting the sidewalk on Main
street at the east end of the bridge or
culvert on Main street; and when said
sidewalk shall run by enclosed lots
they shall be placed not less than two
feet from the fence.
Sec. 4. This ordinance shall take
effect from and after its passage and
publication as required by law.
Attest, F. E. White, City Clerk.
FK03I IOWA.
Bl kdett, Lucas Co.. Iowa, I
August Cth, 1375.
Ed. Herald: A few words from
this part of the State of Iowa may be
of some interest to your readers; con
sequently we assume the responsibili
ty of jotting down a few notes on sul
jects of interest to all. Lucas county
has been blessed with a superabun
dance of rain during the summer,
which lias destroyed tlie crops of all
kinds on the bottom land, and in places
seriously injured those of the upland.
So far as we have observed the corn on
the upland with a few exceptions looks
well and bids fair to yield a good crop
provided the frost will delay to put in
an appearance till late.
The wheat is almost an entire fail
ure, not only in this county but in sev
eral of the adjoining counties Oats
are hea.y and have been injured but
little if any. The same may be said of
the hay crop. Taking everything in
consideraton we consider Nebraska
equal if not ahead of Iowa. And we
advise our farmers in Nebraska to re
main there this coming winter and not
flee to Iowa as they did last winter, for
here they will not find the haven of
rest they seek ; for we can see no ad
vantage this part of Iowa has over Ne
braska, either im wintering their stock
or wintering themselves. Respect fully.
Howard AY. Zink.
P CV'fril P P'oiill Forties wanting infor
1 CUi .itl U I iUl Mil in;ttion al ent Ocorvi:i or
Florida siiutilil Milisrrihe for tlie Mufiiwj Ac;,
piilili.siit'il at .Sitvaiiuah.Ca. 1 :; ily. .JO ; Week
ly, s-j jx-r minimi. Advertisers ilrMiitmi-'istoiii-e'rs
in these States should use its columns. lti-t
tlir ln t puprr in the S-mtlirant. Sjieeiiueii enuies
sent on r.-eeiit f " cents. Address J. II. ES
Tll.I., Sav.anuili, ;a..
HOUSE Foil RENT.
A house of four rooms; good well of
water. Enquire at L. Goi.dino's
Clothing Store. 17t4
Ckt the r.r.sT. Hcyoad all jn.-.ti.'n the
most (v oiioinic.il sowing uiaehLio t hay i-s t!e;
Wilson Shuttle. It is jierfert and durable in
oi Uniansliip. simple and easy to operate, and
its work is superior to all other-. It is sold at a
less pi iee than any other first el.iss machine,
ami its peeul.r.ity, so well deserved, is daily
increasing.
Machines will he delivered at any Kailroad
Station in this county, free, of tmi'spoi tat ion
clinrires. it ordered through the Company's
I'.ran. h House r.t No. 610 4tll Street, St. Louis,
.Mo.
They semi an elegant catalogue and chromo
circular, free on a'iplica! ion.
This Company want a fe'.v more good agents.
LEGAL NOTICES.
Sheriffs Sale.
P.v virtue of an execution issued by C. V.
Moore. Clerk of the District Court, within and
for Cass Count v, Nebraska, and to me directed,
I will on the-ltfi day of September, A. D. 1S75.
at 2 o'clock ji. in. of said day at the south door
of I he Court House, in said county, sell at pi;!
lie auction, the fo!!oviii real estate, to-wit :
The e:ist half fe'jj of the north-west quarter
iivl4 of section thirty-foisr l"4. town ten 1 10,
ranjre ten I ! east of the (!tli Principal Merid
ian, Cass County, Nebraska: The same beim?
levied upon and taken as the projierty of .1.
Clements, inn suit whereon J. . K. i. Clements
are defendants : to satisfy a judgment of said
Court, recovered lv Joseph Allison. I'laintiif.
Flattsmouth, Neh., An,'. 'Jd. A. 1. 1 S7.
M. 15. CI TLKH.
1915 Sheriff.
Attachment Notice.
Sncil Brothers,
"1 neforo Samuel Carter.
I Justice of the Peace ill and
of
! for Ca-ss Countv. State
Samuel ii. nnt j NeDraskti.
On the 2-Jd day of July. A. D. IS", said Justice
issued an order of attachment in tlie above en
titled action, for the sum of twenty dollars and
twenty cents (in.jo).
Cass County. Neb.. Julv .list. 175.
iciu SNKI.L LIIOTIIKIJS.
Legal Notice.
Notice is hereby id vet: that upon lieariau: tlm
(M tilion of Kllen Steele, guardian of Samuel 11.
.Ioer and Waller P.. Mum', minor heirs, of Sam
uel If. Miiit. deceased, filed in til" District
Court. Cuss County. Nebraska, read, and upon
an examination oi tiie same, ihe following or
der was made and entered u;tn the records of
said Court, viz :
In the matter of the Ajipl.ieatiim of Hlen St. ilc
a i iwmiinn f Sttmml If. Miter mt'i Walter
JL Jllnrr. :nrntr heir of Samuel 11. A"tr. ile-ten-t.
t" nell Iln'.i t't tie fur the iiuiintttiiiritce
tuvl education of nakl ir.o d.
This matter came on to be heard on the peti
ti:v of si;l Kllen srecle. Kuardian of said Sam
uel If. ii.MT ami Walter li. Moer. praying for a
Weise to s 11 tlie following described lieal Es
tate to-wit: Lots two (2) and twelve (12) in
block cijrht (s. lot six (tii in block nine f'. lot
two (2) in bbM-k twelve U-'. lot seven (7) in block
thirty-two ('. lot nine (til in block twenty-seven
(2. lots eleven and twelve (11 & 12 in block
thirty-five ("!, lots one and foi;r(l & 4 1 in block
liftv-'iht CM), lot live (St in block sixty-oneiHi ),
.lot seven (7) in block sixtv-two (i-2i, lot seven
,") in block sixt v-tliree out), lot eight (S) in block
ninety-live i:i.Vi,"lot two (2) In block ninety-six
en. lot thii't-en (i:5i in block one hundred and
fifty-one (101 . lot seven (7 In block one hun
dve'd and sixty-nine. lots one, two, and six (1, 2.
G in block twenty-six C-0). in the city of
Plattsmouth, as designated on the recorded
plat of said city, for the purpose of providing
the necessary" means for the iiiaiiitaiiiMiicc
,.nd eda-ation of said minor wards of petition
er, and it appeari.'ito the Court from said peti
tioner that it is necessary to sell said real cs
late for the purpose aforesaid. It is therefore
ordered that the next of kin of said deceased
mat all persons interested in said real estate ap
pear before the undersigned Ju.le of the said
District Court, at his residence in the city of
Omaiia. in the coCnty of Douglas, and State of
Nebraska, on the l-it'h day oCseptember. A. D.
1S7"; at one o'clock p. m.. ami show cause if any
there be. why such license should not be mailt -ed,
and that notice of said hearing be publish
ed in the Nebraska Hkh l.l, for not less than
four consecutive weeks before said hearing.
Done at Chambers in the city of Omaha.
iMuifilas countv. Nebraska, this third day of
August. A. D. l7r. UFO. li. I.AKK.
Chapman & Spkaove. Judge.
2nU Att'ys for Plaintiff.
Sheriffs Sale.
T!y virtue of an execution issued by C. 1.
Moore. Clerk of Vte District Court, w ith'in and
for Cass County. Nebraska, ami ti me directed
I wilt on the 4t!i l.iy of September, A D. 1S7."
at 1 o'clock. P. M. ti said day at the south door
of the Court Uouse, in the city of Plattsinoiith,
in said Countysell at public auction, tlie fol
lowing real -estate to wit: The north half n'il
of Hie south-west ijnarter w'i of section one
HI. townshin ten io) ramre eleven fit e:ist of
tlie fitli principal meridian, in C::ss County. Nc-bniskn-;
Jl;e same heinjj leied upon and taken
its the piojorty of John Newton, defendant ; to
satisfv-a j.jrtgnient of said Court, recovered by
Carrintrloa Hammer. Plaintiff.
Plaftsiiioutii. Net... Am;. 2d. 171.
M. H. CUTLET! .
1','t") Sheriff.
In Bankruptcy.
In the Distii'-t Court of the Cnited Slates, for
the District of Nebraska, in liankruplcy.
7i lite Mailer of H. 11. li twoni, liankrupt.
District of Nebraska, ms :
A warrant In P.ankruptcy has been Issued by
said Court against tlie estute of ;. H. Ilasom.
of the county of Saunders, in said District, and
he haa heciidulv adjudged a PankniNipon pe
tition of his creditors and the payinw of any
debts, and the delivery of any property beloius-
ili to said lanki upt. to him, or to Ins use. and
the transfer of any property by him are forbid
den by law.
A meet ins of tlie Creditors of the said
Bankrupt, to provt their debts and to choose
one or more Assignees of hiso-date. wi'l be held
at a Court of Itaiikruptcy to be holdeu in
i lin.tha. in said district, on'the lsth day of Ail
trust, 1S7.). at 4 o'clock p. in., ut the o!liceof J. I,.
Webster. Fi , tin- Kcijster in Bankrupt' y, of
said Court. WILLIAM DAILY.
I;12 V. S. Marshal, for said District.
PROFESSIONAL. CAKDS
SA!J. .11. V HA 131 AX.
ATTORN FY AT LAW and Solicitor in Chan
cery. Oltiee in FitGerald's P.lock, Plattsmouth.
N'coraska.
W II K K 1. 1 : IJ A IS K X X ITT,
RFAL KSTATK and Tax Fa)iiii Agents. No
taries Public, Fire ami Life Insurance Agents,
J'lattsnioiit li, Nebraska.
Legal Notice.
reft, wm-re-
To U uifji Caleirt tin t Ahliie (
flint:
You and each of ; on will take notice that
AIoiio itromicy oid.'on the 1st day of July. A.
D. ls7r.lile his petiiion in the district court ith
iu and for tlie County of Cass, in the State of
Nebraska, against you, Hensen Calvert, and
Ablne Calvert, defendants, actlini: forth that
von jrave a morttfaiie to the said Alono P.roni
ley on the east half lu'ij of the north-vest
quarter lnw' of .-ceiioii number two (21, town
ten lio r:mi;e nine in said countv of Cass. t.
secure the payment of one thousand two hund
red and ten dollars .-1.2iu uj-cordiit.n to certain
promissory notes referred to in said mortgage,
and prayiii that you may pay the sum now due
with interest amountm-i" to two hundred and
sixty dollars s?2i0j with interest from the :d
day'of September. A. D. 1874. or that said prem
ises may bp sold to pay the same, ami that in
case said mortaed premises be sold to pay
the same, that an v surplus of the proceeds of
said sale after paving the amount now due on
said inor K'Ke, may lie applied in satisfaction of
the other notes mentioned In said mortae
and not yet due, at their present worth, and t lit;
said Heiisen Calvert and Abbie Calvert are no
tified that they are required to appear aad an
swer said petition on or before tin.- 1Mb day of
September. A. D. 1S7.".
Dated, July :jlst, 1S7-V
AI.ONZO KXOMLEY.
P.v Chapman & si'ka;i"k.
" J lis Attorneys. l'.)tr
Sheriffs Sale.
Tty virtue of an order of sale issued by C. P.
Moore, Clerk of the District Court, within and
for Ca-ss Countv, Nebraska. :itid to me directed.
1 will on the 2Sth day of Autrust, A. D. ls7o.al 10
o'clock, a. m. of said day at the south door of
the Court House, in said county, sell at public
auction, the following real estate to-wit : The
south-west quarter isw't of section twenty-one
121 1, towil twelve L S J- north of ranjie nine (
e;ist of the sixth (ijthj principal meridian : also
the south oast quarter (so1,) of the
the south-cast quarter sc1 and the north
west quarter nw1 of the south -e:ist quarter
se'.4) of section twenty 20 1, tow n twelve 1121.
north of range nine ('Jl. oast of the sixth iJtli
principal meridian all in C;iss County, Nebras
ka. 'I he same beiinr levied upon and taken as
the property of William J. Mastin, ft. til., de
fendants; tosaiisfy a judgment ot said Court,
it-covered bv John R. Clark, plaintiff.
Flattsmou'th, Nebraska, Julv 27th, A. I). 1S75.
Al. 15. CL TLFK.
isto Sheriff.
Sheriffs Sale.
l!y virtue of an order of sale Issued by C. P.
Moore, Clerk of the District Court, within and
for Cass County, Nebraska, and to me directed,
1 will on the 2srth day of August, A. D. ts7.. at
1 o'clock p. in. of said day, at the south door of
the Court House, in the city of Plattsmouth. in
said county, seli at public auction, tiie following
real es'ate. to-wit : The south-easi. quarter
so' of sect-oii thirty-four in town num
ber twelve Il-I. raiiL'e twelve 12. east sixth
iith principal meridian, in Cass County. Ne
braska. The same bein levied up. in ami taken
as the property of John ltoss and Susan Uoss.
defendants : to satisfy a judgment td said court
recovered bv David Keiiiick,plainti!f.
Flattsmoutl:, Nebraska, Julv 27th. A. D. 1S75.
M. U. CL'TLKR,
is; .3 Sheriff.
Legal Notice.
William (L Voodruff, Sarah E. Wi odruiT, and
Joanna E. North, noil-resident defendants,.
You. and each of you will take notice that on
the 21:h tiav of July, A. D. Is7.". Christian
Schluntz tiied his petition in the District Court,
in anil for Cass countv, Nebraska. The object
and prayer of w hich petition is that an account
mav be taken of the amount due said Christian
sch'.mit. Irom Wi'.liam (1. WoodnnT. upon a cer
tain Pi omissorv Note an. I .Moi't'aze Deed exe
cuted bv said William U. Woodruff and Sarah
K. Woodruff, of Date June 12. 1S74. and due Jan.
1st, is 7.3, and that the following ttecsribed Real
Estate covered by said Mortpme tleed viz : The
south-east quarter IsoS and the west half w'i)
of tiie north-east quarter Ine'il of section eigut
s!. and the south-west quarter sw1! of the
soul h-cast quarter IseS of section five 13!. all
in town eleven ll , north range thirteen 13l,
cast sixth 'ilh principal meridian, and also a
strip fUtv ') roils wide off of the south side of
I He soutfi-ciist quarter se'.j ) of the soul h-cast
quarter iseUl d section live .3, in town eleven
1 11 1, north range fourteen 114 1, cast sixth i:hj
principal meridian, ail in Cass county, Nebras
ka, be sold to satisfv the sum so touud due said
Christian Schluntz. "unless Wi'.liam tS. Woodruff
tiiid Sarah K. Woodruff pay said sum so found
due, by a day to be named by tiie Court, and
that Joanna E. North answer said petition set
ting forth miiv interest she may have, or claim
in and to said Real Kstate covered by the Mort
gage Deed of Christian Schltir.t. ; by virtue of
si certain Mortgage Deed. made, executed and
delivered to h'-r. Jouuno E. North, by William
O. Woodruff, on the 1st Ii day of April. ls7o. and
in default ol such answer that Joanna E. North,
forever stand and be burred of any and all
equity of redemption in and to said premises,
and you nre each one notified that unless you
answer said petition oa or before the lith day of
September, is.7.3, judgment wiil be taken against
each one of you, according to the prayer of said
petition.
CHRISTIAN SCHLFNTZ
IS;.3 Plaintiff.
ROBERT DONNELLY'S
Wagon & ISlacksiiiithSliop
Wayon, liuyyy, Machine and Plato re
jxiiriuy, and yciural jobbiny.
PETER RAO EN,
The old Reliable wagon maker
has taken charge of the wagon shop.
lie is well known a-s a
NO. 1 'WORKMAN.
?Vv YVasoiiH and ISujggieH made to
Order.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
Shop on Sixth street, ojiposite Streight's Stable.
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 w ill give special attention to
REPAIRING FURNITURE,
MAKIXO 1'ICTUIIE FRAMES, AC.
Also Agent for the COMMON SENSE IRON
ING TABLES. of which we have a
number on hand ; call
ami sec litem.
Careful Work and Prompt Attend-
awe to Calls.
40-ly "WM. L. TUCKER.
Ben Hempel,
HE'S THE MAN.
KEEPS AN EATING HOUSE.
ON LOWER MAIN STREET,
PLATTSMOUTH, - - - - NEB.
"Meals at all hour.
Ice Cream.
Soda 'Water, &
lA'iiionade to
Cool you.
Good square Meals, nice Lunches, &c, &c. to
warm yon.
Ales. Wines and good Liquors to lie used rea
sonably, for your benefit if you desire.
40-yl B. HEMPEL, Prop.
Good fresh milk
DELIVERED DAILY !
AT
EVElirnnDY'S UOME1SPLA TTSMOUTII
IF TIIF.V WANT IT, BY
J. I X5IMr?3K2STS:it.
PEN I IN VOl'B OKI) Kit.- AND I WILL. THY AND
:1VK YOU
u?tt:r,:e milk
-Kiyl and serve you regularly.
WILLIAM HEROLD
Keeis one of ilrc
Largest Stocks
OF
GROCERIES
IN TOWN.
It. It. HVI5i.ST.
rilYSICIAN" & SURGEON, tenders his pro-fi'si-nal
services to the citizens of Cass county.
Residence soiq iieast corner Sixth and Oak sts. ;
oihceon Main stiect. two doors west of Sixth,
Flattsmouth, Nebraska.
UV.O. S. (SMITH. T It. . WIXIMIAM.
SMITH .V WIMIIIAn,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW and Ileal Estate Er.i-kei-s.
Special attention given to Collections
and all matters aflecting the title to leal estate.
of:ice on -d iloor, over 1'ost Office, I'lattsiuouth,
Nebraska. 4ti.
ji'ntici: or tiik rr.ACK.
Oiiiee on Main street, Vlnttsnioutb. Neb., two
door east of Hkrald ollice. KusineiM hours
from R n. in. to 8 p. in. All county business usu
ally trai sacted before it Justice of the Rcace
wifl be attended to. Also general collector of
debts. ItOyl J. W. ll.UNKH.
DR. SCHILDKNECHT.
Eclectic & Hoiiuropatliic
Physician.
5'-Offlce and Residence corner Sixth and Vine
streets. I'lattsiuouth. Neb. Calls attended at
all hours. 4oyl.
PROMO FTO It OF
PALACE BILLIARD HALL.
(Main St., under First Nat. Rank.)
ir.ATTs:ioL'rss, - - - seb.
jiy r..u i.s si iti.ifd with tiik
BEST WINES,' LIQUORS,
BEER, ETC., ETC,
4oyl
MACHfflS
S'ZHI O IE5 ,
JOHN WAYMAN,
PLATTSMOUTH,
NEB.
Kepnirer of Steam Eneines, Boilers, Saw and
Grist Mills.
Gas and Steam Fittings,
Wrought Iron Pipe. Force and lift pumps, steam
Guages, Safety valve Governors, and all
kindsof Rrass Engine Fittings re
paired tin short notice.
1' A It M M A (!H1 X K It Y.
repaired on short notice. 49y
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Obstacles to Marriage-
Happy ItHf for Vouns Jten from the
effects of Errors ami Abuses in early life. Man
hood restored. Impediments to Marriaso re
moved. New method of treatment. New and
remai kable remedies. Hooks and Circulars sent
free, in sealed envelopes. Address IKIWAHU
ASSOCIATION. 4l: N, Ninth St.. I'l'.ibidrlnhia.
I'a. an Institution having a liih reputation for
honorable comluct and professional skill. uvl
TIIE WHEAT t'Al'SK
HU3IA MISERY.
Jut lniliUxiied, fu a Sealed Envelope, price C ct
A Lectiire on the Nature. Treatment, find
Radical cure of Seminal VT eakness, or Sperma
torrlnen, induced by Self-Abuse. Involuntary
Emissions. Inipotency, Nervous Debility, ana
ImpediUH'lits to marriage generally ; Consump
tion, Epilensey, and Fits: Mental and Physical
ln aliacitv, &c. Itv ROBERT .1. Cl'LVhR
AVELL, M. 1)., author of the "Green liook." &c.
The world-renowned author, in this admira
ble Lecture, cleaily proves from his own exH-r-ience
that the awful con sentiences of Self -Abuse
may be effectually removed without medicine,
ami without dangerous surgic.d operation, bou
gies, instruments, rings, or cordials ; pointing
out a mode ot cure at once certain and elfeetual
by which every sufferer, no matter w hat his
condition mav be, may cure himself cheaply.
pliTatelv, and radically.
3')i . lA.rlnrt u iU pi
aun and f.lo ifnw'j
Sent under seal, in plain envelope, to tiny ad
dress, post-paid, on receipt of six cents or two
post stamps.
Address the Publisher,
('IIAS.J.'.KUXr,.t CO-
10-43!y 'f 17 Rowery. N. Y'. ; P. O. box. Wi.
roofc a ftoon t thoxts-
O MA II A ADS.
Grand Central Hotel.
Ijirtrest and finest hotel between Chicago and
San Francisco. Geo. Thrall, proprietor, Omaha..
WEEPING WATER ADS.
Fleming & Race,
DEALERS IN
1
GROCERIES,
HATS,
CAPS,
BOOTS,
SHOES.
AND NOTIONS.
Ami Farmers" Stippliea Oonerallj'.
Our Goods arc all Nov,
and we sell them CHEAP.
TRY US ONCE, AND SEE!
(40yl) WEEPING WATER, NEB.
LOUISVILLE ADS.
lIt. J. M. WATKKMAX,
Physio Medical Practitioner.
Ls;ui.riUe, f'ox Co., Xch.
t"Always at the office on Saturdays. -oyi
FOX & GLOVER,
Sell the BEST GOODS at the lowest price, at
LOUISVILLE, CASS CO., NEB.
CKXF.KAL DEALERS IX
dry coons, c;itoci:mi:.s :
HATS, HE A DT
CAPS. MADE
BOOTS dV CLOTMXG.
SHOES.
-V07TONS,
CROCKERY WARE,
AND FARMERS' SUPPLIES GENERALLY.
Call ami give them a trial.
J TAlso"deal in GRAIN & COAT,. Joyl
JIEMIY 1I0WLAM).
CTO-E & -WAG02T MAKER,
A I ,s
General Blacksmitliing.
CnrrlaceM. ItuirlcM. inl UnscmiM
ICCuircil 011 Sliorl oll'e
AU-O
iiotsK-Mioi:i v;
Ami all other iron wolk prompily ntlcnd
cil to. cheaper than the die;: .el., for cash
J',y the tunlerslgiied.
II. HOWLAXD.
Slion northwest Cor. 'ol Ine .k, ,-u Hi . Is.
1I..V1 "ISMCI 111, M;r.
STOHi: AM) MILL
AT
Rock Bluffs.
j. iy IS. SHE 11,1.
AVe have purchased the
ROCK BLUFFS
STEAM FLOURING,
AND
SAW MILL,
And will hereafter run the same in
Connection With Our Store.
CUSTOM WORK
will be guaranteed to be satisfactory. We em
ployed the
BEST
we could find,
wliose reputation Is well known, audit is pro
posed that the farmers and aii others have
if they bring
Good Wheat ! !
The highest market price paid for the
Best Wheat and Corn.
OUR STORE
ilk mm
-is-
Chock Full of Goods
THIS FALL,
and wc mean to. sell them
At Low Rates
Having been enabled to purchase a large
stock
Uncommonly Low,
They will be sold to all. EOVALLY LOW.
NOW IS YOUR TLME
TO iB"cnz
J.&H.Shera,
KUl'K IJI.uE B S. A2:iS.
31tf
Wm. Gramberg's
LUMBER YARD,
TNATTSMOV ! H, N'Klt., Op. I'lalte Valley House.
On hand all kinds of
LUMBER, DOORS, SASH, BLINDS,
SHINGLES, LA TS.
ALSO
MouldingS,
BUILDING PAPER,
CE3IENT, LI 31 11,
Plaster Paris, etc.
AT LOWEST MA EKE!) EATES.
13m3 Call and Examine.
A. W. WHITE,
iJea'er in
0CERIES.
Jl iiii st., bet. 5:h and cth.,
I'LATTSMOl'TH, ... - NEK.
GR
Highest Price Paid for Coun
try Produce.
CASH PAID FOR HIDES.
J. INHELDER & SON,
IiKALEKX Iff
mx)Ts, shoes, axd gi.ceihes.
Of every kind, at the lowest iMtible rates. Also
DEALERS H GRAIN.
For which the hli?het CAH prices arr paid.
Hides and produce of all totals bought r.t
Ee;ioiiable rates.
IXHEI.P.lffTATIJ-t('eiliir Creek.)
4y 1 f A S' "f , -Y ElillA SKA .
GEO. SHAFER'S
H fn). W
tr& m xh? im
AND
BLACKS 31 IT H SHOT,
FOU
KI' A 1 - -
E.G.DOVEY'S
NOTICE TO TIIE PUBLIC !
I Living biade up iwy mind several years ac
RETIRE FROM BUSINESS'
about the cud of
THE YEAR 1S75,
and lu-Inc still f the same 'mind, I tako till
liuthoilot iufoi iniiiK t he public that I
am st Hint; out my
ENURE STOCK OF GOODS !
AT COST.
and shall continue doing through thiH year
or until tin
ii dNpoM-d of.
Duiin. that time I lutetnl to
Soli (ioods for Cash,
Lower than any other house cioi do and sustain
themselves. My stoi k consists of
GROCERIES,
DRV GOOltS,
HATHA' CAPS,
BOOTS d- SHOES,
WALL PAPER.
CAIPETS,
dC, dC, d C.
The whole stock will be sold at
otiomPrices
until it if - . i
ALL SOLD OUT.
My object is not to
but to
GET out of BUSINESS
Oive me a call and see for your-. If.
i k. u. dovey.
NEW
LIVERY, FEED, AND SALE
STABLE!
AN OLD STAND, BUT A NEW MAN.
The partnership of O. M. Streicht and NV. I).
Jones, belli:; this day dissolved
Dr. W. 1).
will open a new Liverv. Fe-d, and fn'ie stable,
at the Old 111 A IT ISA L.N . on Main Street,
just cast of John Shannon's well knowJi
Stable, i'l.ttlsiiiot.til. Net).
Hordes. IJukIcs A 'nrrlax'
to let at all times, at leasonabb; rate i.
7OtS'KS r.OAUDElt HV TIIE IiA Y, WEEK,
OIL MOSTK.
I'iiiticular iitlcntiou paid to driving and fr.ila
iiur Morses. M.iviiiif .ill the appliances I siiall
make a part leiilar le.itioe of mv busliiess till!
driving ami hamllinx l 1 l.'oTi lNO STOCK.
JIclii. well known all over the county, no
ftiltlier ehi'i musie Is iiim-c -;i ry. 1 cordiai'y in
vite al! iriy friends to call stud ' see me, and I hwy
will i weivc a hearty wejosisc. Kespeel fully,
3niG
W. D. JONES.
HORSESHOEING,
Mending and Repairing!!
ALL. KIXDS OF FARM IMI'LEMEXTS
Mended and Fixed.
95 New Wagons for Sale,
Ilnjisie and lAUt IVngAnn on Imnd.
and Tor sale all the time.
CSS J?l 2 F O fi C ?l .v ir.
New Wagons in;. do to order. Kates reasonable
and wcrl; guaranteed.
O.i Washington Ave., t I'l.A'lTSMOi ri I.
iie. 1 near Tr; St.. " N i;it.
IScdnccd Kales for Lumber
Clear tlie Track for our
Spring Trade.
If. A. 3VATEU3IAX & SON
Will 11
l-'rani I.nmfier. of al'. kij.di r.t j-er m.
First cicalily or Ecnciiiz, 'Hi.
Hroil " - ' 17.
lirst 4 " It or. i ds,, "
Sreoiid " 17.
Stnr "A" Shlu-xJrH. HS.-'SO per M.
o. 1 MiIiiliKvt. '4.30. -Other
erail'.M of I.uinln-r enunlly t'hrnp
with Doont, KaMh lilindM, Ac, Ac.
See other i. :i o't! side.
MIKE SCHKELLBACHER,
I'.OKSK 8!IOEI(2f
A X I
WACilN KKI'AIKING.
All Iviiids of
I'AKM IMPLKMKNTS
ineri(lf(l
N mtly d- Promptly
:0:
Horse, 3Inle& OxSIioein,
la short, we'll hoe ':inytliiri that litis
four foot, from :t Z lr:i to ;i Gir.tfi'c.
Coiiio ami 04.' us.
jtriKrvvr shop,
on Fifth St.. between i ti:i and A'lto st-et,'
Just :t-ro.s threo-eei from the 'FW HI.!.' LL'
, vu a.
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