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THE HERALD.
LOCAL NEWS.
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tvil for less ttiau 2jccuts.
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responsible for all lesal notices tliey hand In.
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t 1 anv notice will be held for the publica
tion fee of" such notice.
COMMUNICATION.
As oar space Is limited, all communications
must he brief mid to the point, with no waste
f words.
x e w s r a v f. i: i i: ' l s i o n s.
1. Anv person who takes the paper rcpularly
from U'.c postiflhc-. whether lireetel to It is
,a!iio. -r wln tliei he is a subscriber or not is
lcpoiiible for the ay.
2. It any p:Ton oroers his paper discontin
ued, he mus! p'iv all arrearages, or the pulilisli
r may continue to send it until payuiel:t is
ina!e. ami collect the w hole amount, whether
the papvr is taken from tin- ofliee -r not.
:t. 1 lie eovir.s have ae i'l'-.S that r-Hi-itiir to
t-ifce newspapers ami pei it I ic.tis from ilie post-tem-e.
orieiii"iii.-' ami le.tviti them uncalled
lur, iijnuii'i yucit: evidence of I M KN 1 1S A I.
K.l l.
B. & M. K. R. Time Table.
Corrected 3Iond',y, June 2lst, lsTo.
Villi OMAHA 1 KOM PLATTSMOUTH.
I.;avc. .1 a. m. Arrives 7 :l.'a. m.
2:Mp. in. Arrives, t p. m.
k;:om Om aha fo:: plattsmocth.
Leaves, 8 : a. iu. Arrives, Id a. in.
C p. in. Arrives, x p. mi.
Foil THE WEST.
I,e;-.es Phittsmotith. 'J :Z a. in. Arrives in
IJ:ic..1:i. VI :-'V Kearney. S :r, p. in.
FKOM THE WEST,
l.-.-iv.s KoaMC-y. :.V a. m. I.vaves Lincoln.
12 :"i p. m. Arrive; l'l.ilfsni ty: j, 3 :i: p. in.
u 1 i; K Asr :
l'.i-sscii'.i'T. train f":ieli d.iyi. -i :.; P.M.
-0,000 Kiivcl')s want printing
at the IIi:i:am o!ii-e.
Vallery A; KuiTnor are getting in new
good.s to keep up with tin- times.
At last lino weather srems to have
setth-.l lowu upon its, ami if tho frost
doesn't mine t -ai ly Cass enmity w ill
have th tallest crop of corn seen in
years.
Henry lioeck in hauling furniture
out every lay. lie says he sells it to
Democrats ami U. l. men. as they are
the only two classes that have any
in ney.
The .siilwwalk on Fifth street i com
letel. ami looks very pretty, beside be
ing nice to walk on, but we bet it won't
rain in a month now. Well that'll pay
for the sidewalk, you know.
The IIekalu humbly asks leave to
make a suggestion to the Honorable
I'ouneil.&c. Can't you sell the Ual.roek
to "The Weeping Water Town Compa
ny?" They are going to build a Court
House, Jail, etc., and w ill want some
thing to pnt out iires. Do sell them
the Uabcock.
HA TS .' If ATS! If ATX.'
A fine stork of new lints. I-atest style at
YV M . S 1A ! I . I..M AX N S.
uii.'ii:sr awai:d.
I received Diploma for tine dress
boots at the State Fair and continue to
make tin best ami nicest tits. (Jive
me a rail. 1 1 l-tf; ! Mkkoks.
notice:
All jn-rsoiis having Accounts against
SoIoiiidii A; Nat han, arc reiiestcd to
call at their stoic an t have the same
M'ttled. All persons indebted to us
w ill pl;a;e call and settle immediately,
as we b-ave here on the 1st nf Sejtein
Jier. ami oar accounts must be settled.
lstf Solomon t Natiiax.
TK.M PKKANCK 31 KK HM..
On Vednesday evening August 1 1th.
a Temperance meeting, was held in the
Presbyterian church, after the opening
exercises by the. Kev. .J. T. ll.tird. Mr.
Hayes w as called to the chair, and call
ed on tic Itev. C. McICelvey, who made
a few pointed remarks, after which Mrs.
Newman of Lincoln read a very elo
pier.t cssav. The ladi-s present then
organised a local branch of the Wo
man's National Christian Temperance
Cnion, and elected the following ladies
as officer":
Mrs. Frof. Wise President
Mrs. Pollack Vice President.
Mrs. ieo. Smith Vice President.
Mrs. P. Spurleck Cor. Secretary.
Mrs. J. MacMurphy llec. Secretary.
Mrs. Phillippi- Treasurer.
Miss Donnelly and Mrs. Newell were
appointed a committee to visit the la
dies at their homes to solicit their
membership.
A meeting will be held at the Pres
byterian (lunch, on Friday afternoon
at four o'clock. Fi.nis.
HAVE YOF iTilAKD THE NEWS!
Amdlier New Groeerj Store !
Just opened by I'nangst & Xason.
AVe respectfully invite the people of
Louisville and vicinity, to examine our
tock, which we offer at the lowest
prices, and request their inspection by
close cash buyers. Our stock. is of the
best qiTality.-and we guarantee satis
faction both ih quality and prices.
Also.orders solicited for furniture at
reasonable rates.
Our Motto: "Good goods, at lowest
prices." Unaxgst & Nasox.
Louisville, August 15th, 1875"
DVSPEPSIA.
Americans ar particularly subject to
this disease and its effects; such as
Sur Stomach, Siek Headache, Habitu
al Costi veness. Heart-burn water-brash,
Ci)ming up of the food, coated tongue,
disagreeable taste in the mouth. Palpi
tation of the Heart, and all diseases of
the Stomach and Liver. Two doses of
Gkef.x's AiursT Fi.owei: will relieve
you at once, and then- positively is not
a case in the Tinted States it will not
cure. If you dubt this go to your
Druggist G. 1$. Chapman, and get a sam
ple bottle for ll cents and try it. Keg
nlar size 75 cents.
One good buggy for sale at the Her
ald otlice.
Four members of the old Nebraska
"First," met not long since in Platts
mouth. "What they said and done,
we'll never tell.
We are requested to say that Mr.
King, of Eight Mile Grove, will have
ample accommodations for both men
and horses at the meeting of the Coun
ty Convention on the 11th.
Dr. Donelan has imported several
barrels of pure native California AVine,
to be used for Medicinal or Sacranmn
tal purposes. It is warranted pure and
is undoubtedly a fine brand.
Mr. D. L. Morrow changes and en
larges hia advertisement in two ways
this week. The linn has grown, Indng
now Morrow Uros., and the ad. increases
to keep pace with the firm and alrfo the
increased amount of business they do.
Mr. Morrow informs us that they in
tend building a new Iilacksrnith and
Machine Shop for a certainty this fall,
and they will build a foundry in the
spring at any rate, and possibly this
fall, if the promise of work will war
rant them in so doing. They have sev
eral lots donated to them, for a foun
dry site conditional upon their build
ing before next May.
We are glad to hear this good news
and to see some little progress in the
direction the IIekali has long point
ed out.
MONET TO LOAN.
Loans on improved Ileal Estate can
be secured on reasonable terms by ap
plying to Pollock a Jeai:islv,
17tf Plattsmouth Xeb.
Once more Stadelmanns at 10 ier
cent below cost. Jump when the pig
eon tlies.
rou SALE.
A farm of 10 ) acres, including 40 acres
of timber, and a good bearing orchard.
Terms :?; per acre, S1.5U0 down, bal
aneeontime. For farther particulars
call on or address.
Mus. M. A. Jeffkks,
20tf Eight Mile Grove, Neb.
PKKSONAL.
The father of Mr. Draper, of Eight
Mile Grove, has been visiting his son
the past week.
F. Wolcott, our "Weeping Water
neighbor, made glad the heart of the
IIekald man last week.
Our friend Doty still says he's "all
hunk" over on the Iowa bottom, and
though th waters may rage and the
tumps grow fewer and fewer he
still lives.
Frank Stadter is painting a very
handsome picture of "Fremont's Land
Slide," a view-below town here.
Sheriff Cutler's boy, Henry, has been
siending the Fourth of July in August.
The Sheriff says he has two more
pounds of powder he can try his hand
on, if he'll only turn the other side of
his head next time.
Our portly and good natured Miller
Mr. Coon Heisel, gave the new IIkkald
office a call, on Monday.
II. A. Ashburn, of Weeping Water,
called on the IIkkald Monday.
The young Soldiers of Cass paid the
IIekald a vi.sit on Mondiy, armed and
equipped ux the law directs, Sheriff
Cutler called them the "Mulligan
Guards," but they indignantly denied
that title, and say they are "The Ne
braska Sharp Shooters."
Prof. Wightman w ho will take the po
sition of principal of our High School
for the ensuing year, arrived bust week
with his family. "We bid him welcome
to Plattsmouth.
Capt. Donovan appears once more
on our streets, and this time on a fur
lough of some length, we believe. His
many friends will be glad to see him.
We are very much pic: used with the
mechanics of our town lately. They
are waking up grandly, and have shown
real enterprise ami spirit this spring.
They're the fellows to build a town up.
Messrs. II. M. Wells of Crete, editor
of the Saline County Pout, J. II. Culver
of Mil ford, and K. Mclntyre of Seward,
called on the IIekald for a brief space.
They accompanied the excursionists
west. Messrs. Hoyt & Wells of the
Post have issued a supplement to be
distributed among the excursionists,
giving a most excellent description of
the resources of Nebraska.
Maj. Davis, of Ualtimore, is in the
city, looking after his property here.
Hw made a short call upm the IIkkald
w hich the editor regrets he was not in
to enjoy. Call again.
Paul Morton, s y. of J. S. Morton, is
visiting Plattsmouth. Paul has grown
wonderfully, and hails from Chicago.
CLOSING OUT AT COST!
Great bargains at Vallery & Ruff
ner's, in all kinds of dry goods, staple
and fancy notions, clothing and men's
furnishing goods, a large assortment of
men's boys' ladies' and children's loots
and shoes, hats, caps, que.e its ware, &c.
all of which will be sold at cost f or emit
only for the next thirty dajs. 21-t
Hoots and Shoes, cheaper than ever,
for Cash. Peter Mf.ko.es.
$ ;,0 0.) NO I H E.
Having sold SJ.uDO worth of boots
and shoes, since I began selling at re
duced prices, I am still bound to fur
ther rduce my stock, now is your time.
IIo.ns fonueilv i?7.M, now $5.00
Vine Kid Shoes, foi m'ly a.50, " .U0
The best IS thread serge shoes only 2.25
Men's Shoes 1.25
Women's Sln.es. ... 1.00
Call ami examine. No charge for
seeing gooda und prices. Will be happy
to show bot h.
-xt Petek Mekges.
CUT FLOWEItS.
For the Hand. Throat, Dress, Coat,
Weddings, Hails, Dinners, ami 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,
w ill receive prompt attention, can till
such orders by expressatsmallexpen.se
to purchaser, and will insure safe arri
val. Prices from 25c to $5 00 and up
ward, from Huttonhole Hoquets to
elaborate baskets. &c.
HUf L. A. Moore.
KENTUCKY DISTILLED WHISKY.
New Stock I'or Sale.
Down With the Trices !!
Good whiskv at 1.50 per gallon, oth
er brands at 81.75, 8-200 82.25 and 82.50.
Extra tine imiorted whisky and brandy.
Gin, Port Wine.Cherry and all kinds of
imported wines. New stock of goods
all through. California Cigars, Dublin
Stout, London Cream Ale. Gentlemen
now is the time to save your money,
llemember the place, one door east of
the Post oflice. Milwaukee Lager.
McGUIKE VC COr
County Convention at Eight Mile
Grove on Saturday September 11th.
AVard and Precinct Primaries on
.Saturday September 4ih. Hemem
ber and turn out. 20tf.
FA It 31 E US A IT EXT I by !
Julius Pepperberg, Cigar Manufac
turer, on Main SU Plattsmouth, Neb.
Cigar Clippings of Spanish and Ameri
can Tobaccoes for smoking purposes.
For Utile. Hest qualities of plug-smoking
tobacco always on hand. 20-tf.
EXCHANGE NOTICE.
I am bound to exchange my large
stock of Hoots and Shoes for cash.
Come and see if I don't.
Peter Mekoes.
REMOVAL OF THE COUNTY SEAT.
McGuire fc Curtis has on hand 100,
000 feet of
COTTONWOOD LUMBER
for sale. Fencing 810 per M; joists,
sides, sheeting, corn crib lumber, &
All orders tilled promptly. Call at
our oitiee one door east of the Post Of
fice. (214w) McGuikk & Curtis.
SETTLE UP.
The Plattsmouth Ice Company give
notice that their customers must set
tle up promptly at least 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 J0 days
after this will be the rule.
Plattsmouth Ick Co.
ritOCEEDINUS OF THE H0AIID OF
CO UNT Y COM M I SS I ON E US.
CONTINUED FKOM LAST WEEK.
Wednesday, Au. 4th, 1875.
John Stein presented claim for dam
ages as follows:
Plattsmouth, Aug. 3, 1S75.
To the Commissioners nf Cass County,
Nebraska :
Gentlemen: I herewith claim
damages to the amount of One Hun
dred and Fifty Dollars (8150.00) by
reason of the location of a road across
my land, being the northwest quarter
(nw4) of section thirty-two (32) town
ten (10) range thirteen (13) east, said
road was petitioned for by Tyson and
others. Hoad commences at the north
east corner and ends at the southeast
corner of section thirty-two (32) town
ten (10) range thirteen (13, east.
John Stine.
On motion William Young, J. G.
Oldham, sr., and J. li. Moore were ai
pointed commissioners to examine and
assess damages and report to board of
Commissioners.
II. O. Hoback, a commissioner here
tofore appointed to view a road peti
tioned for by J. IL Austin and others,
made his report, "tint bring of the
opinion that the public good required
the proposed new road, he would rec
ommend the location of the same.
Report not secured for the reason of
the large claim for damages set up by
E. Eaton, in amount of 8300.
H. O. Hoback, heretofore appointed
a commissioner to view and reiort
upon the vacation of a road petitioned
for by Elias Forbes and others, made
his report, "and being of the opinion
that the public good requires the pro
posed vacation, would recommend the
vacation of the same." On motion,
William Young was appointed com
missioner to mark, lay out and plat
said road.
The following accounts were allow
ed on poor fund:
I. II. Vannata, board of paupers for
August, 8 it) 00, less rent, due coun
ty, 812 00 8 37 CO
G. II. Hlack, one quarter, coun
ty Physician, 50 00
J. II. Huttery, medicine for poor
house 30 35
The following accounts were
allowed on Land Road Fund:
II. A. Waterman & Son, for dis
trict No. 50 14 32
II. A. Waterman & Son, for dis
trict No. 40 13 00
II. A. Waterman & Son, for dis
trict No. 20 12 59
II. A. Waterman & Son, for dis
trict No. 10 47 30
T. Schwab, timber furnished
district No. 59 14 00
John Stine, two day's hauling
for bridge 5 00
The following accounts were
allowed on I toad and Hridge
Fund:
Sam'l J. Howell, locating road
and bridge 9 00
G. W. Fairfied, making road
map 1 00
R. O. Hoback. 2 day's viewing
road, and team hire C 00
The following accounts were
allowed on the General Fund:
J. V. Weckbaeh, goods for small
pox patients 14 GO
Clark & Plummer, one pitcher,
for Court Room 1 25
Nebraska Herald, for print
ing 58 25
C. I'. Moore, part pay for tax
list 150 00
C. P. Moore, postage stamps ami
express charges on books 4 05
M. H. Cutler, taking insane to
hospital, and expenses 3G 50
M. H. Cutler, groceries and
clothing for small pox patients 49 00
G. II. Hlack, commissioner, c;ise
Osencopt. insane 8 00
D. II. Wheeler, commissioner,
case Osencopt, insane 3 00
C. 1. Moore, commissioner, case
Osencopt, insane, 5 00
J. II. Huttery, paper, ink &c 5 75
M. L.White, two days as county
commissioner C 00
W. Poltniyer, nurse small pox
at Rieharts 3G 00
Emnv.i Poltmyer, nurse small
pox at Rieharts Sii 00
John Finisher, 25 day's service
small pox at Rieharts 100 00
W. Stadelmann, goods furnish
ed small iox patients 30 48
State Journal Co., Supervisors
receipts 8 90
Henry IVeck, 1 boy and burying
drowned man 25 00
G. A. Cramer, G trip3 to Platts
mouth, small pox patient 18 00
O. F. Johnson, envelopes, mu
cilage and pencils 150
J. W. Shannon, team hire, 25 00
J. II. Huttery, goods for small
pox patients HV6
C. F. Williams, entering land
receipts .' 3 45
M. 11. Cutler, boarding prisoners
July, and compensation for
Jailer 83 50
C. P. Moore, recording official
bonds, issuing commission un
der seal, and making abstract 8 75
This being the day for opening bids
for building bridges, the board pro
ceeded to open all bids on file, and up
on examining the several bids it was
found that Walter J. White was the
lowest bidder, per foot, for the several
bridges, and upon motion "Walter J.
White was allowed the contract for
building all of said bridges.
The following were the several bids
per foot:
Cash. Co. WaVnts.
II. T! Clark 8 5 59 .
Raymonds Campbell G 00 87 25
Y. J. White 5 25 G 18
A. II. Harris 5 57
Geo. E. Pronger 8 00
Z. King & Son 5 93 0 40
CW. King 10 74
J. S. Martin G 81 8 00
One of said bridges having stone
abuttments already built.
John Vallery was allowed on district
number 14 814 00
G. W. Young was al'owed on dis-
number 35 17 00
R. 13. Windham was allowed for
erroneous Tax Sale in 1870 83 13
The county Treasurer is instructed
to bid in for the county, all land not
sold for want of bidders.
Board adjourned until Friday at 2
o'clock p. m.
Friday, Aug. Gth, 1875.
Hoard met pursuant to adjournment.
Present T. Clark, "W. H. Arnold, com
missioners. 0. P. Moore, Clerk.
The proceedings of the last meeting
read and approved.
The following accounts were allow
ed on the General fund:
County Treasurer, amount of
taxes on lands bought by
Cass County in 1874 81 591 98
W. L. Hobbs, money refunded
on wrongful sale of land. . . 82 3G
J. C. Cummins, for time and
labor in correcting old er
rors Sic 15G 25
F. M. Dorrington, money re
funded on wrongful sale of
lands 203 00
W. H. Arnold, services as com
missioner. . . .
T. Clark, services as commis
sioner
!1 50
1 50
The following accounts were allow
ed on land road fund :
W. J. White, part payment on contract
for building 8 bridges 8500 00
Wm Coleman, district num
ber 7 1 00
W. J. White this day appeared and
tiled his bond for building 8 bridges as
per contract.
Hoard adjourned to meet Sept. Gth,
175, at 2 p. in.
T. CLARK,
W. R. ARNOLD,
Attest :
C. P. Mookk, Clerk.
SPECIAL XOTIOES.
CLOTH TNG.
For a cii?ap suit of Clothes call on
YV.M. St.uiklmaxx.
neorgia & Florid J!?.!::,,!:;!;
Florid, t shoiiM Miiixrrihc for tli" iforninn Scirx,
publtsht'il ;it S.ivann;ili,(;.i. l;iily. mo : Week
ly. SJ per annum. Ailven isers (ii'smu.n eustoin
e'rs in tlies( States .should use its columns. It w
llii- heM nifwr intiir SotUUraxt. Spreinifii ropies
sent on receipt of 5 cents. Address J. H. ES
TILL, Savannah, Oa.
HOUSE FOR HE NT.
A house of four rooms; good well of
water. Edquire at I. Holding's
Clothing Store. 17t4
LEGAL NOTICES.
In Bankruptcy.
District Court of the United States for tli Dis
trict of Neliraska, in K. Casey mid Connolly,
Kanknipts.
The second meeting of the creditors of the
ahove named Kunkrtmt, will be held at the of
fice of .1. L. Welster. Esq., in the city of intaha,
on the 2sth, day of August next, at i o'clock p
ni., for the purposes named in the 27tli section
of the K.uiknipt act.
Wm. O. Kaiithoi.mk.w,
2112 Assignee.
Notice.
Thf County CnmmUsumer of Cas County:
Will take notice that there will he a meeting
of the Jioard of County Commissioners of Cass
County, on Monday. August kl. A. D. li75. at
the Court House, at 4 o'clock p. in., for the pur
Iose of sulniittiie to the qualified electors of
said Comity, the que.stion of the re-location of
the County seat,
i'lattsinoutli, August 17th,
C. J MOORE.
21 tl County Cl'k.
Sheriff's Sale.
By 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 liili day of September, A. D. 1 ST.),
at I o'clock p. in. of said day at the soetli door
of the Court House, in the city of I'lattsinoutli,
i:i said county, sell at public auction the follow
ing real estate, to-wit : Commencing at the
south-west corner of section eighteen (18) town
twelve (12). north of range fourteen (14). east of
the sixth tMu principal iiieriiluin.aud then run
ning e:isf forty (4ii) rods thence north twenty
four CJ4) rods to the place of commencement,
thence east sixteen and two-thirds (ItiM rods,
thence north twenty-four (24) rods, thence west
sixteen and two-thi'rds (toj ) rods, thence south
twentv-four (24) rods to the tdaee of be
ginning, except a st fiii sixty :c,r) feet wide by
twenty-four (24) rods long, off the west side of
the above described tract, and also excepting a
lot described as follows : commencing t a point
sixty feet east of the south-west cwrner of
the "alx)ve described tract, and running thence
oust one hundred and forty (Ho) feet, thence
north furl v-fonr (ID feet, thence west one hun
dred and forty (I4n) feet, thence south forty-four
(44 feet to the place of beginning, in Cass coun
ty, Nebraska. The same being levied upon anil
taken as the property of .1. V. Carnes. defen
dant ; to satisfy a judgment of said Court, re
covered by Vallery . Kiillner, plaintiffs.
I'lattsinoutli, Nebraska, Aug. Isth. 1S75.
M. 15. CUTLER.
2H3 Sheriff.
Sheriff's Sale.
F.y virtue of an execution issued by C. I.
Moore. Clerk of the District Court wilMu and
for Cass County, Nebraska, and to me directed,
I will on the 4th day of Septcmlwr. A. D. 1S7".
at 2 o'clock p. in. of said day at the south door
of the Court House, in said county, sell at pub
lic auction, the following; real estate to-wit :
The east half (e'. of the north-west quarter
nwUl of section thirty-lour 34. town ten in,
range ten 10 east of the lith Principal Merid
ian. C;lss (. ounty, Nebraska ; The same being
le led upon and taken as the property of .1.
Clements, in a suit n hereon .1. & i. (;. elements
are defendants ; to satisfy a judgment of said
Court, recovered bv Joseph Allison, Plaintiff.
Plattsmouth, Net)., Aug. 2d. A. D. Ist.V
M. B. CUTLER,
lOto Sheriff.
Sheriffs Sale.
By virtue of an execution issued by C. P.
Moore, Clerk of the District Court, within and
for Cass County. Nebraska, and to me directed
I will on the 4th dav of September, A. D. 1s7.r
at 1 o'clock. P. M. of said day at the south door
of the Court House, in the city of-Plattsniouth,
in said County, sell ;U public auction, the fol
lowing real estate to-wit : The north half n'il
of the south-west quarter swHl of section one
f 1 1. township ten Hi range eleven 111) e:ist of
the Gth principal meridian, in Cass County, Ne
braska ; the same biug levied upon and taken
as the property of John Newton, defendant ; to
satisfy a judgment of snid Court, recovered by
Carrihglon Hammer, Plaintiff.
PUilsinolitb, Nb., Aug. 2d, 1875.
M. B. CUTLER.
ita.v Sh-nff.
Attachment Notice.
J Before ' Samuel Carter.
( Justice of the Peace in and
Snell Brothers,
,'for Cse County, State ol
Samuel II. Wright j Nebraska. ,
On the 22d dav of July, A. D. 173. Said Justice
issued an order'of attachment in the above en
titled action, for the sum of twenty dollars and
twenty cent.s (.2'i.,Jli).
Cass County. Neb.. July :ilst. 1875.
2t5 SNELL BROTHERS.
Legal Notice.
Notice is hereby given that upon hearing the
petition of Ellen Steele, guardian of Samuel 11.
Moer alul Walter It. Moer, minor heirs of Sam
uel 11. Moer, deceased, filed in the District
Court. Cass County, Nebraska, read, and umii
an examination of the same, the following or
der was made and entered upon the records of
said Court, viz :
In Vie vtntSrr of the ApiAirntUni of Ellen Sterle
a (iuartlian of Sttmiul if. Murr ami Walter
11. JVot'r, miiurr htirs of Samuel II. M'tr, dc-cra.-rA.
Vt fell Heal KutiiU for ttie tnaiittaiitrnee
an I eritwationof ail Ward.
This matter came on to be heard on the peti
tion of said Ellen Steele, guardian of said Sam
uel II. Moer and Walter B. Moer, praying for a
license to sell the following described Real Es
tate to-wit: 1-ot two (2) and twelve (12) in
block eight (K). lot six (o) in block nine in, lot
two (2) in block twelve (12), lot seven (7) in block
thirtv-two (32), lot nine(!.i in block twenty-seven
(27). lots eleven and twelve (It 12) in block
thirty-live (-i"i), lots one and fourO & 4) in block
fifty-eight (.vs.), lot live Win block sixty-one oil ),
lot seven (7) in block sixty-two (2. lot seven
(7) in block sixtv-three (i3). lot eight (8) in block
ninet v-ti ve ."), lot two (2) ill block ninely-six
C.6), lot thirteen tU) iu block one hundred and
lifty -one (loll, lot seven (7) In block one hun
dred and sixtv-nine, lots one, two, and six (1, 2.
(?) in block twenty-six (2t5. in the city of
Plattsmouth, as designated on the re-orded
plat of said city, lor ihe purpose of providing
the necessary means for the maiiitainance
atid education of said minor wards of i-titiou-er,
and it appearing to the Court from said peti
tioner that it is necessary to sell said real es
tate for the ournose aforesaid. It is therefore
ordered that the next of kin of said deceased
and all persons interested in said real estate ap
pear before the undersigned Judge of the said
District Court, ar his residence iu the city of
Omaha, in the eoiintv of Douglas, and State of
Nebraska, on the lMh day ol September. A. D.
1S7j. at one o'clock p. m..itnd show cause if any
there be, why such license should not be grant
ed, and that notice of said hearing be publish
ed in the Nebraska llKit l.l. for not less than
four consecutive weeks before said hearing.
Done at Chambers iu the city of Omaha,
Douglas eoiintv. Nebraska, this third day of
August, A. D. 175. GEO. B. LAKE.
Ch apman & siuA:i'K. Judge.
2M4 Atfys for l'laintiff.
Legal Notice.
To lfrncn Calvert and AhtAc Calrcrt, ium-rei'
fc;if.;
You and each of you will take notice that
Alonzo Bromley did, "on the 1st day of July, A.
D. l7 ).file his petition in the district court with
in and for the County of Cass, in the State of
Nebraska, against you, llensen Calvert, and
Abide Calvert, defendants, setting forth that
von gave a mortgage to the said Alonzo Brom
ley on the east half e'-il of the north-west
quarter nwj of section number two 21. town
ten 110 range nine y in said county of Cass, to
secure the payment of one thousand two hund
red and ten dollars .?i.2ioJ according to certain
promissory notes referred to in said mortgage,
and praying that you may pay the sum now due
with interest amounting to two hundred and
sixty dollars 2KiJ with interest from the 3d
day of September, A. D. 1874. or that said prem
ises may be sold to pay the same, and that in
case said mortgaged premises be sold to pay
the same, that any surplus cf the proceeds of
said sale after paving the amount now due on
said mortgage, may be applied in satisfaction of
the other notes mentioned iu said mortgage
and not vet due. at their present worth, and the
said Ifeiisen Calvert and Abbie Calvert are no
tilled that they are required to appear and an
swer said petition on or before the 2nlh day of
September. A. D. 1875.
Dated, July 3ist, 1S7.1.
ALONZO BROMLEY,
By ClIAPMAX ASrit.VliCK,
His Attorneys. iyt.
PItOFESSIOXAL CARDS
Sheriff's Sale.
By virtue of an order of sale issued by C. V.
Moore, Clerk of the District Court, within and
for Cass County, Nebraska, and to nie directed.
I will on the 2Sth day of August. A. D. isTs.at HI
o'clock, a. m. of said dav 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 sw'.i of section twenty-one
121, town twelve 12!. north of range nine 9
east of the sixth 6thj principal meridian ; also
the south east quarter (se'i) of the
the south-east quarter se'i and the north
west quarter uwl- of the south-east quarter
se'i) of section twenty I "JO I. town twelve 121.
norm of range nine il. east of the sixth ith
principal meridian all in Cass County, Nebras
ka. '1 he same being levied upon and taken as
the property of William J. M.istin, ft. nl., de
fendants ; to satisfy h judgment of said Court,
teeovered bv John R. Clark, plaint ill.
Plattsiiioitih, Nebraska, Julv 27th. A. D. 1875.
M. B. CUTLER.
ist" Sheriff.
Sheriffs Sale.
Bv 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,
I will on Ihe 2sth day of August, A. D. Is7.r. at
1 o'clock p. in. of said day. at the south d'r of
theCouri House, in the "it) of Plattsmouth, iu
said count),. sell at publie auction. the following
real es'ato, to-wit : The south-east quarter
Ise'i of section thirtv-four :!l. in town num
ber twelve 12i. range Iwclve 121. east sixth
llithl principal meridian, in Cass County. Ne
braska. The same being levied upon and taken
as the property of John Ross and Susan Ross,
defendants : to satisfy a judgment of said court
recovered bv David Remick. plaintiff.
Plaltsiiioiith, Nebraska, July 27th. A. D. 1S75.
M. B. CI TLER,
1S15 Sheriff.
Legal Notice.
William C. Woodruff, Sarah E. Wiodruff. and
Joanna E. North, non-resident defendants.
You, and each of vou will take notice that on
the 2tth dav of Julv, A. I). Is7"). Christian
SchluuU filed his petition in the District Court,
in and for Cass count v, Nebraska. The object
and prayer of which petition is that an account
may be taken of the amount due said Christian
Schluntz lrom William G. Wood ruff, u noli a cer
tain Promissory Note and Mortgage Deed exe
cuted by said William G. Woodruff and Sarah
E. Woodruff, of Date June 12. 1874. and due Jan.
1st, lS7o, and that the following decsribed Real
Estate covered by said Mortgage deed viz : The
south-east quarter IseVtl and the west half w'i
of the north-east quarter Lnei of section eight
8, and the south-west quarter swl of the
south-east quarter fse1 of section five 5, all
in town eleven 111 . north range thirteen 113J,
east sixth t'.th) principal meridian, and also a
strip lilty ."x)t rods wide off of the south side of
the south-east quarter se.i of the south-east
quarter se'.j ol section five 51, In town eleven
111 1,'north range fourteen 14J, east sixth iithj
principal meridian, all in Cass county. Nebras
ka, be sold to satisfy the sum so found due said
Christian Schluntz. "unless William G. Wood! nil
and Sarah E. Woodruff pay said sum so found
due, by a day to bs named' by the Court, and
that Joanna E. North answer said petition set
ting forth anv interest she may have, or claim
in and to said Real Estate covered by the Mort
gage Deed of Christian Schluntz ; by virtue of
a certain Mortgage Deed, made, executed and
delivered to her, Joanno E. North, by William
G. Woodruff, on the 18th day of April, 1870. and
iu default ol such answer that Joanna E. North
forever stand and be barred of any and all
equity of redemption in ami fo said premises,
and you are each one notified that unless you
answer said petition on or before the tit li day of
September, 187."i, judgment w iil be taken against
each one of you, according to the prayer of said
petition.
CHRISTIAN SCHLl'NTZ
lSt-"i l'laintiff.
MORROW BROS.'
B LA C K S JUT II
AND
Machine Shop.
At D. L. Morrow's old stand.
Seventh St, & Chicago Ave.
We at e prepared to do a general business in
HORSE-SHOEING,
And It r pa iritis: all kindH of Machin
ery, surli n Itrapern. Slower,
TUreshlns; .llachineM,
Plows, c, dr.
MILL PICKS,
AND ALL
Iron & Steel Work a S pecialty.
New "Wagons Si. liug-gies Made
To Order.
ISfAU Work Warranted to Gice Sat
isfaction or Money Refunded.
CARPENTER WORK !
W. L. Tucker,
has removed to the building opposite Math
ews Hardware Store, (n -tth Street. Pet. Main
and Vine.) Win-re in addition to other work,
he will give special attention to
REPAIRING FURNITURE,
MAKIXG PICTUUE Fit AMES, AC.
Also" Aerent for the COMMON SENSE IKOX
ING TABLES. of which we have &
number on hand ; call
and see them.
Careful Work and Prompt Attend
ance to Calls.
40-ly WM. L. TC KER.
. ATTORNEY- AT LAW and Solicitor In Chan
cery. Office in l itzgerald s Llock, lUatlsniouth.
.Nebraska.
wih:kli:k a. bkwktt, -
REAL ESTATE and Tax ring Agents, No
taries Public, Fire and Life Insurance Ageuts,
l'laltsiiioutll, Nebraska.
It. 11. MVnSTO,
PHYSICIAN & Sl'KGEON; tenders his pro
fessional services to the citizens of Cass county.
Kesidenee southeast corner Sixth and Oak st.s. ;
Office on Main street, twd doors west of Sixth,
I'lattsinoutli, .Nebraska.
GKO. 8. SMITH. K. B. WINDHAM.
tOUTU Si. WIXDHAn.
ATTOttNEYS AT LAW and Ileal Estate Bro
kers. Special attention glten to Collections
and all matters affecting the title-to real estate.
Office on '.'d floor, over Post Office, Plattsmouth,
Nebraska. -W) I.
JI NTK'R OF T1IK PKACK.
Office on Main street, riattsmonth. Neb., two
doors east of llKKAtU office. Business hour
from 8 n. in. to s y. m. All county business usu
allv trarsacted before a Justice of the Peace
wiil be attended to. Also general collector of
debts. Itoyi J. W. Hainks.
DR. SCHILDKNECHT
Eclectic & Homoeopathic
Physician.
j t Office and -Residence corner Sixth and Vine
Streets, Plattsniouth. Neb. Calls attended nt
all hours. " !
rnnpruFTOK or
PALACE BILLIARD HALL.
(Main St., uuder First Nat. Bank.)
riATTSMOl'TII, - - - AEII.
mv bar is trrn.iKi with the
BEST WINES, LIQUORS,
BEER, ETC., ETC,
40yt
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JOHN WAYMAN,
PLATTSMOUTH,
NEB.
Repairer of Steam Engines, Boilers, Saw and
Grist Mills.
Gas and Steam Fittings,
Wrought Iron Tipe, Force and lift pumps. steam
tillages. Safety valve Governors, and all
kinds of Hrass Engine Fittings re
paired on short notice.
F A It M M A C II I X K It Y.
repaired on short notice. 45yl
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Happy Itelieffor Young Men from the
effects of Errors and Abuses iu early life. Man
hood restored. Impediments to Marriage re
moved. Now method of treatment. New and
remarkable remedies. Hooks and Circulars sent
free, in sealed envelopes. Address HOWARD
ASSOCIATION. 4 ltf N, Ninth St.. Philadelphia,
Pa. an Institution having a high reputation for
honorable conduct and professional skill. 9vl
- THE ICKAT CAISK
?f . OK
Jiwt I'lihUxhcil, in a Scaled EnreVe, iriee C cts
A Lectare on the Nature, Treatment, and
Kadieal cure of Seminal Weakness, or Sperma-torrho-a,
induced by Self-Abuse. Involuntary
Emissions. Inipotencv, Nervous Debility, ana
Impediments to marriage generally ; Consump
tion. Epilepsey, and Fits ; Mental and Physical
Incapacity. &c l?v KOHEKT J. Cl'lA'EU
WELL, f. author of the "Green Hook."
The world-renowned author, in this admira
ble Lecture, elearlv proves from his own exper
ience that the aw f ul consequences of Self-A base
may be effectually removed without medicine,
and without dangerous surgical operation. bou
gies, instruments, rings, or cordials ; pointing
out a mode of cure at once certain and effectual
by which every sulfercr, no matter what his
condition may" b may cure himself cheaply,
privately, and radically.
tTiix Lecture will jmitovc a 1rn to thous
aiuisanii thousand.
Sent under seal, in plain envelope, to any ad
dress, post-paid, on receipt of six cents or two
post stamps.
Address the Publishers,
CHAM. J. C. KHXE A. CO,
10-431y 127 Bowery, N. Y. : P. O. box, 4T.St;.
O 31 A If A A VS.
Grand Central Hotel.
largest and finest hotel between Chicago and
San Francisco. Geo. Thrall, proprietor, Omaha.
WEEPING WATER ADS.
Fleming & Race,
DEALERS IN
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
HATS,
CAPS,
ROOTS,
SHOES.
AND NOTIONS.
And Farmers" Supplies Generally.
Our Goods are all New,
and we sell them CHEAr.
TRY US ONCE, AN D SEE t
(40yl) WEEPING WATER, NEE.
LOUISVILLE ADS.
IR- J. M. WATKRMAX,
Physio Medical Practitioner.
1mUtrHle, Ca Co., JTefc.
"Always at the office on Saturdays. 40yl
FOX & GLOVER,
Sell the P.EST GOODS at the lowest prices, at
LOUISVILLE, CASS CO., NEB.
GF..NKKAL DEALKUS IN
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES !
HATS, READY
CAPS, MADE
BOOTS A CLOTIIIXG.
SHOES.
XOTIOXS,
CROCKERY WARE,
AND FARMERS' SUPPLIES GENERALLY.
Call and give them a trial.
r"-Also"deal in CHAIN & C OAL. 4yl
CEDAR CREEK ADS.
J. INHELDER & SON,
HEALEKS IX
JiOfjTS, SHOES, AXD GROCERIES.
Of every kind, at Ihe lowest possible rates. Also
DEALERS IN GRAIN.
For which the highest CASH prices are. paid.
Hides and produce of all kinds bought at
Heasonable rates.
IX1I ELDEH H KTATIOX-CetIar Creek.)
4ovi r.i.wri;, xrnrtASKA.
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HENRY IIOWLAND.
AI.SO
General Blacksmithing.
L'nrrla. HoscRl'". nl Wnfon
Ucpwlt-fd on Kborl .Voile-.
': A IX)
noitsi;-suoi:i.;
And all other Iron w.ik p'ihptly attend
ed to. cheaper than th" cl!ta-'t, for cash
By Ihe uiiucrslxiicd.
11. IIOWI.AND.
Shop northwest Cor. ol S kne Sixth Ms.
PLATTSMOl'UI. NEB.
STOKE AND 31 ILL
AT
Rock Bluffs.
J. t$ II. S II F.H.I.
We hare purchased the
BOCK BLUFFS
STEAM FLOURING,
AND
SAW MILL,
And will hvreaftcr run the same iu
Connection With Our Store.
CUSTOM WORK
will be guaranteed to be satisfactory. We cm
ployed the
Hiliii
we could find,
whose reputation is well known, and it is pro
mised that the fanners and nli others have
II they bring
Good Wheat ! !
The highest market price paid for the
Best Wheat and Corn.
OUR STORE
is
Chock Full of Goods
THIS FALL.,
and we mean to sell tlie-ui
At Low Rates
Having been enabled to purchase a large
stock
Uncommonly Low,
They will be sold to all, EQUALLY .Oil".
TOW IS YOUR TIME
TO IBTT"3r.
J.&H.Shera,
Hocii. liLurrs. m:ii.
31tf
Wm. Gramberg's
LUMBER YARD,
rxATTSMOLTH, Nkh., Op. Platte Valley House.
On hand all kinds of
LU3IBER, DOORS. SASH, BLINDS,
SHINGLES, LATHS.
ALSO
Mould ingS,
BUILDING PAPER,
CEMENT, LIME,
Plaster Paris, etc.
AT LOWEST MAHK.ED HATES.
13m3 Call and Examine.
A. W. WHITE,
Dealer in
SLIT
GROCERIES,
Main St., bet. 5th and Gth.,
PLATTSMOUTIT, - - - - NEB.
Highest Price Paid for Coun
try Produce.
CASH PAID FOR HIDES.
Ca-O TO
GEO. SHAFER'S
AND
BLACKSMITH SHOP,
Fo:t
HORSESHOEING,
Mending and Kcpniriitg !
ALL KIXDS OF FARM IMPLEMENTS
Mended and Fixed.-
95 Hew Wagons for Sale,
ItncxicM and Light Wnsii on limid,
and for Male all the time.
C Jl J? H 7 J' O f! C . .V J.
New Vp;on made to onlei. Kates reasonable
and work guaranteed.
Mil.
-Ul'AD
LG.DOYEY'S
3-:e6:h-A.t jid:
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC !
Having made up my mind several years a ;
RETIRE FROM BUSINESS
about the end of
THE YEAR 1.S75,
and being still of the same mind. I take, fit
met hod of Informing t he public tli.it I
am selling out my
ENTIRE STOCK OF GOODS !
AT COST.
and shall continue dolus o through this year
or until the ..,
Whole SSooIc
in disposed of.
During that lime I intend to
Sell Uoods for Cash,
I we r than any other house c:m do'and'ustf;h:
themselves. Jl y stock consisli
GROCERIES,
DR I' GOODS,
HATS it- CAPS;
BOOTS it- SHOES,
WALL PAPER,
, CARPETS,
dC, tt-C, dC.
The whole stock will be sold nt
BottomPrices
until it Is
ALL SOLD OUT.
My object Is not to
but to
GET out of BUSINESS.
tlivo inc a call and see for yourself.
M E. i. H0VEV.'
NEW
LIVERY, FEED, AND SALE
STABLE I
AN OLD STAND, BUT A NEW MAN.
The partnership of (. M. StiHcbt and W. D.
Jones, be'n this day dissolved
r. Y. I). .JONES,
will open a new I.Ivcrv, l'i'ed. ami Sale SI able,
at the Old 1II.VI T I'.AHN.oii Main S;n--t,
just east of .lolm Shannon's- w ll know n
Stable, PUttsiiiolilh. Neb.
Horses, Itug;siH A 4'nrrlnzcH,
to let at all times, ;t ij;asonalde rates.
HOUSES IIOAIIOED THU 1A V, H'CLVv,
OH Mn. Til.
I'artieular attention paid to driving and train
ing Horses. Havintf all t lie cppllauecn 1 shall
make a particular fen I tire 'f mv business Uii
iliivinan J haiidlinx of 1 KoTi'I.Nti S IUCK.
; ,P.chiK well known all over the county, no
further chin music is ncci-ssary. I corilinlly in-,
vile til! my fi lends to all j'jid see me, ati'l tit y
will receie a hearty welcome. Kespectfully,
.lull
VV. D. JONES.
Waterman's
Hcducod Hates for Lumlicr
Clear tlie Track for our
Spring Trade.
H. A. WATEIL1IAX A; SOX
Will sell
Frame Lumber, of ; 11 kiinls a. &MO perm.
IlrKt quality or ln-luc, SiO. "
Heroiiit " - ' 17.
t'irht 44 Hoaid, Zil. -
Nerowl 44 - 17. 44
Star "A"h.Ulna;le, 8.1.VI per M.
Xo. 1 fehiniclrct. 4.r,0.
Other KradeMof Lumber equally Cheap'
with Doors, N:uh Jtiiud. S.c Ar.
See ot her ad. on outsiiie.
MIKE SCHNELLBACHER,
BLACKS AH Til
On Washinv'ton Ave.
4IV I ne., I' ft il s
I'l ATTSM-'H'TI
IIOUSi: SIIOLINC,
AMI
wa;on i:i:paikin;.
All kiinls of
KAII.M IMPLKMKNT
lntliiled
Nrutly f- I'romji'ly
' :U:
Horse, 3IuleV OxSIioeinsr,
In Short,- we'll shoe anvthi:). Unit hits
fonr fret, from ' Zehi ;i to ;i (iir.i'Iti.
Come ;T nl .sec
ITEW SHOP,
on rifth St.. between Ida in and Vi'i- 'fr ,
Just across tlie corner troei thr NK'.- J It
(f ri. f. '
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