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LOCAL NEWS.
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ei, lo cenli per line. No :il vei t isemoi: t inser
ted lor lew than ecu Is.
Legal Notices at Statute rates.
Attorneys ami ollicers of the law be held
responsible for all iciral notices l!n-y hainl in.
anil ail parties I . -1 1 . 1 1 1 1 i u i a proof of piil.lica-
ti hi df any notice will be held for tin; publica
tion, fee vl swell ii -t
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i nir space N limi-ed, a!l - u 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i : t i i i -c
mut he hi ict and to t in-poon. with no waste
(1 u; ds.
N !. V 5 P A I ' K K I I : " 1 S I O S.
I. Any person vliotak-" tin- paper regularly
t. mi !hf ti.t '!. wlo-iiicr directed lo In
u:.iiie. or w in ther he i-4 a ?i ! i i I -r or not -is
if-p;;'s;bie tor t n pay.
I f any person oi uers hi pap r di-coutiii-'!.
!;P must pay all ai real ;i s. or the putilish
'n.ty continue fo vend it until payment is
r.ide. and colled the in b amount, whether
i. ; met in t : ri Una: tii o.tn . c. not.
i l"lij r arts iiiivi- decided that n lusin' to
i. . :if ?':i;;is iiinl period teals 1 1 cm 1 In- posl -f
: or removing a:nl Iimvui' t'i-:u i.ucalled
tor. is ui iinti roetc evidence of IM hM KiSAI.
H'.Afj.
B. & M. R. R. Time Table.
Corra-tfl Monday, J an 2l.st, 1-J7.3.
l'OIl OMAHA FROM Pl.ATTS MOUTH.
Laves, . a. tn. Arrives 7 :1." a. m.
" 2: Op. in. Arrives, 4 p. m.
fi;om om aiia roi: plattsmouth.
Leaves, h :V a. in. Arrive-;, U a. m.
" 6 p. in. Arrives. p. m.
! i; Tin: W'.sr.
Ixnves r!att-:noa; Ii. o :'n a. Hi. Arrives in
Lincoln. I :Z'i. Kearney. H :1." p. in.
KKo-.f i m; west.
Louver Kearney, n :t" a. in. Leaves Lincoln.
3 1 :' ;. III. A 1 1 1 .:.- l'l.il Isiuou! il, 3 p. in.
liol si; i;,isr :
l'-.i"iiKir. train (eaeti day. 4 :'; P.M.
Announcements.
I'LATTSMOrTH, Xeil
August 2ord, lfi75.
To the People of Cans County, Neb.
I take the present OiiMitimity to an
nounce myself as a candidate, lor the
oH'ici) of County Clerk, subject to the
decision of the Ilenuhlicm County Con
vention, to ims field :it Eight Mile Crove,
Sept. 11th, 1873. Yours with respect.
Thomas Wilms.
I hereliy announce myself a candi
date for the ollice of J'robate Judge,
subject to the decision of the Republi
can Convention, to be held at Eight
Mile Grove. Sept. 11th. Is7r.
Johv M fit kin.
Tuesday a weeJc the County Fair.
County Convention at Eight Mile
(Iiove on Sat ckia y Septem heii 11th.
Ward ami l'reeinct Primaries on
Satkhoay Se'-temiiei: 4th. Ilenn ni
ber and turn out. 2')tf.
For good collars and cheap, go to A.
P Martin.
-20,000 Envelopes want printing
at the IIkualo ollice.
on: new pitiNcn-AL.
I'rof. Wightniaii, the new principal at the
High Seliool. is Iroin Hainl'uri; N. V. and a Krail
llate of t liion ( "olle-. Selinneetaily. He is a
tP.ieher if loiiif exp:rienef. has heen l'rineipal
of tlie Ih'li neliiMil at lianiiieiv. ami also of
Oeerliel.l Aea'leiliy, i:i IVnitsy i vania. ami of
Alfreil t'iiireity. I le was hi v years l'lotessor
of Latin, ami tanVht 'lieinitry, "Natural 1'iiil
OMitiy, ami .Mai lieinalirs.
W as rniu'ipal of ( JrinitliS Tiistitno in N". Y. for
.some time, anil enme to lis highly reioinmeinl
eil. W'c .shall expect :l gooil .-.elioot umler Iws
inanaenienl.
We offi-r Fjkty Dollars rewanl to
;:ny one t!iat will (in. I any siwii f-res-sions
in tin; IIkualo as are attributed
to us in the Wat'hmajt, of the 2Gt.h.
We d it iiitrodu' t: profanity into our
editorials whatever tiie Ed. of the
Wnti'tiHioii may choose to do. Here's
a ehanee to make monev for some one.
There are to be two new papers start
ed in the county we understand, one
at Louisville and one at Weeping Wa
fer, both want the Coanty Seat, ('lo
ry! won't we have fun when they all
get tooting.
The less the Wat-h man ha:? to say
about the Court House Kingand thieves
A:c, the better. It can b . roved that
In.- has n-ecived three dollars to our one
from the Court House in tin? past year.
Much local and other matter is crowd
ed out this week by our long Editorial
excursion. Have patience, it -don't halt
pen but once a year, and what's the u.su
having an exclusion if you don't write
it up, eh? Next k we'll walk into
"tSa 'in South IMIcrs"a.s old Mr. Kin
ney used to say.
Compare the local and County rend
ing matter in the II Lit ALU with the
W'al hiiaii each week, and see w here
vn:i iict vonr inont'v's worth.
WANTElt
at my shop, all the cast iron you have
to sell, for cash. I intend to start a
foundry in Octobi-r next.
John Way man.
'ota- Plattsmouth Neb.
We want some assurance that Coun
ty buildings will he put up.withont ex-'iis-i
to the. County, if the present ones
a re rend.rcd valueless.
MOM. I T,' LOAN.
Fifteen thousand dollars to loan, en
good K'-al EstiiU-securities. Time giv
n to sat isf y east oun-rs. A ppl ieat h !:
must b- iiia lv 1 nrfiire Sfptt-mbor 1st to
2J12 I. II. Win.!::. 1 1: .S: C.
I'lattsmout!! N.-b.. Aug. yith, IN 7-.
Don't fa;! to exhibit at your County
Fair, come in and make your entries
ii.mieiiiatelv.
Your County Fair begins Sept. 14th.
DEMUCKATIC M ASS CONVENTION".
To l.o Lcl.l at the Court House, in l'latts
lii'iuMi, on l!u- lull lay of September, 1H7, at
t In-hour of one o'eioek . in., of said day, for
ptii .o-,e of i li-etin six delegates to attend tlie
Deinoera: ,e State Convention, on tlie Kith day
of Sepn iiilier, 1-T.l, at !" etno'it, for tin? purpose
of placing in nojjiiaatioii Candidates forjudges
of tin- 'i;rei:ie Court, and a Hoard of Jteeuis
of the Cniveisity of Nebraska. f lie support eil
r.t an eiertion to he held oa the seeoiiil TuoMlay
in Oetoher, next, as provided hy the new C011
.stitntion. Also to elect six delegates to the Judicial
Convi ntion to be held at Xclirus';a City, on the
'J2d ilar of Septeiul.er, for the purpose of plac
ing in iii'iMi! ation a candidate for Judo of the
District Court of the "Jnd District, also a candi
dal for liiMriet, Aitnaney for s.iid district, and
lo lrau-act such oilier business a may cotao uj)
before the Convention.
d.VCOn YAI.I.LItY,
Cli n I. C. Com.
EEMEMDEIi
FA Hi.
YOUU COUNTY
TO SCHOLARS.
All scholars of the Primary and Inlennediate
Irades of t In; Public School:, of Plattsmouth.
(exccji: Iiik t iif. 4t a ward school) are reiuestd
to iin-t-i 11 I in- Hir-ii School Hall, on Monday
inori!!ii;r. next, at u ciVlm-k.
Tin; examination and classi.lcation of Prima
ries and I me: aiedi.ucs, not yet assigned to their
grades, will be attt mled to on ; hat day.
All scholars of Ihe (irammar tirade's, and the
Ugh School, will prt sent Ihcmv'vfs for chtssi-f'n-alloii
on '1 Mutiny iiuiniiu'j, in the High School
Hall. Tiit se grades will please not come on
M-.n lu I.
Scaolars will please not purchase text books
until alter their studies base ic-cu assigned.
I!t order of V. W. WISX.
Snp't Schools.
Hoots and Shoes, cheaper than evt r.
for Cash. Pirn;!; Mi:i:oi:s.
If A y.s' .' If ATS.' II A TS .'
A fine stock of !u sv Hats. Latest style nt
M. SiWIin.M ANN'S.
II Ui I! EST AWAKD.
I received Diploma for line dress
boots at the, State Fair and con tin te- to
make the best and nicest tits. Give
me a call. (M-tf) P. Mlkoks.
$f.0!)J.')v NOTICE.
Having sold .-?'.0:)0 worth of boots
and shot's, since I began selling at re
duced prices, I am .si.il! bound to fur
ther reduce my stock, now is your time.
Hoots formerly S7.fM), now ir,.()i)
Fine Kid Saoes.form'ly ;;."i', " :J.o
The best 1 t hread serg: shoes only 2.2.
Men's Shoes I--"-
Women's Shoes 1.00
Call and examine. No charge for
seeing g-iods and prices. Will be happy
to show both.
12tf Pktki: Mr.no ks.
Please take a Postal card and send
us the names of the delegates to the
County Convention, for n'-t week's
1'HI'CT. t
If vim want a good Trunk 01 Lady's
Satchel cheap, go to A. I'. Martin.
X.lYIMi THE COXNEie STONE OF
THE CATHOLIC C'HITU II.
Yesterday the corner stone of the
new Catholic church at this place, was
laid w ith (juite imposing ceremonies.
Very Kev. Fr. Ityrne, Administrator
for the Uishop laid the stone and was
assisted by Kev. Fr. Ilyau of Columbus
and Kev. Fr. lioba!. The consecration
services were .all in Latin. Father
Pyrne delivered a discourse in English.
The . Ai. M. will run an excursion
train to Parnum's great Hippodrome
and Circus, at Omaha on Monday Se
tember (:th.
Parnum's big show at Omaha next
Monday. Excursion trains, half rates.
Up and back same day.
Will the persons attending the Pri
maries Saturday throughout the
county, please send the IIkkald tlie
names of the delegates elected at once.
You all want to know them.
On Saturday August, 14th, an infor
mal meeting of the Woman's National
Christian Temperance Union was held
in the Presbyterian Church, and 11 1
jourjtcd to Mrs. Donnelly's Friday . p.
m., Sept. Grd. Every lady interested
in the temperance cause will make it
convenient to bo present if possible.
Mits. pnor. Wisp,
Mils. M.cM;;rji v, President,
Q-2V2 Secretary.
For .ood bridles, w hips. brushes, cor
ry cov:-. S: v.'S' to A.P.Martin.
I L K SON A I-
Hon. !...r. i:o Crounsc s;; iit .Sii'i.I iy with us,
on his way lo Nebraska City.
The iigh; nil:.; iritis face of Charley Sey
mour, H ii iiy internal Itcvenae Colh idor, at
Xtibiaska City, turned up in Phittsniout'i last
vai-k ; a::d gvc.it ii the uailing in some faar-
t'TS.
.Tu 'gc Ma:; well, v.itlt his wife, paid us a vi-.il
last week. W e ; cos tile Judge is fill right.
Win. Agn.-v.'. our nice Conductor, and No. 1
pigeon shot, has been spirited from us, anil
no.v lives in Cr.-tc, where he takes a 1!i:i:ai.i
lo get. the news.
Messrs. Vol!: and Mi-is'-cr, friends and rela
tives of M. Selinelliiaciier, have been visiting
Nebi as!;-t lately.
Mr. '.Via. Wheeler, of Three liivcrs, Mich., ae
comp inied by his wife and daughter, has been
making liis cousin. Maj. I. H. Wheeler, a visit
of a few day's duration, hi first visit to Nebras
ka ; we hope it may not be his last.
iliss lata Lewis, of Lincoln, has been making
friends of this city a visit.
The N'el.r.i ;ka City 'rws. says: "Moses
Stocking the sheep, king of N'ebr;uska has been
there, Ac." Change your commas, lot ! Mr.
Stocking came to see us, also, last week, but he
left his sheep at home.
Cutler's ),ua ha. gone to smash. ! cause Cat.
Pariuele.
Joe. Connor says he is buying more grain
than anybody.
The l'atrtm ni says we are the "Chcster
ficldiau editor." Chesterfield was considered a
geiule:uan, by all parties. That's more than we
can s iv of the I I'ar htna i man.
K. says we arc an "amiable man." AVtsh we
could 1,'tuin Die compliment on K.
V'e are sorry to be obliged to report the se
riaus illness of Mis. Wright, but rejoice that il
was of short continuance. She is now recover
ing, as is lit-r daughter, Mrs. Wise.
Another wing will bo added to the
County Fair building, for music and
paintings.
For a good saddle, or a set of har
ness, cheap, go to A. 1. Martin.
ANSWER TO OLD SETTLER.
"Old Settler" (old fool) did very veil last
week, he re illy showed soniegoodyen.se. We
expected to see l.im get real luad. but lie an
swered us very kindlv. You have done very
well, but yon had to leave your subject and in
troduce soniethin.; which h:us nothing to do
with the original one, vi.. printing. You had
better let that subject alone. It will recoil on
your own parly's head. The Herald has
earned every dollar C':u county ever gave it
for printing.
Wlele you arc on honesty p'ease look, right
over in the columns before your artiele and see
th lies published there by your pet paper (not
the farmer's k-I paper but the committee's pet
paper, and yours, evidently) and as you nre
preat on economy we will tell you how to get
part of yov.r bridge tax back. The editor of
this paper wi'l give you. or any other man $")0
for every time you will find "d d fool" "d d
liar" or any other profanity in the IIkkald. ei
ther in that artieb or any other. Please think
of this. Don't you know that a man never stole
witii his hands until he first stole with his soul,
and don't you know that the first step in vil
lainy is in li.'idcnii! the conscience hy telling
bald-faced lies (and printing them) and accus
toming tl.c tiiliid to think any irn-ans are justi
fiable to gain your ends, even to corrupting and
debauching the public mind by false, inflamma
tory speeches and writings.
What a man 1-a.s got that far he easily takes
one step more, and from thence conies our ras
cals. You ask ns to come down to Weeping Water
oa the 'Jsth. Ilon'll we come? If we should
hire a buggv Todd & Co. would blackguard us
for riding around ia a luiggy. "'"I if Ae llirc '
lumber wagon we couldn't pet there ia time.
New harness manufactory come to
town while the IIkiiald was away.
See ads.
HA CirANiJE NttTICE.
I am bound to exchange my large
stock of Hoots and Shoes for cash.
Come and see if I don't.
PiiTLTi Mr.noivS.
The meeting at Weeping Water Sat
urday was ruther a mistake, we dare
not say "lizzie" any more, for since the
attempt to muzzle the Press by threats
of proscription and loss of patronage
wo must go sIotv.
Only three precincts were properly
represented ; two more were taken in
by proxy. Xot much business was
transacted, Todd talked most of the
time as usual. They passed one com
ical resolution, viz.:
That they would not patronize any
papers that charged lor publishing In
vest i gating committee reports, or Coun
ty Commissioners "proceedings."
That's rough on the Wat'hwtn, for
not many of them take the Hkhald.
We propose to call a convention to res
olute that those who voted for this res
olution be obliged to raise corn for 10
cents a bushel and wheat for 25 cents.
Well, that's just what we mit-ht ex
pect, and just what Todd's doctrines
and theories lead, to, ''Communism",
and nothing else. If you don't like a
man's writings, or him, confiscate his
properly, hunt hiui up, take his goods
and his time without pay and rulo or
ruin the country. Muzzle the press,
choke the free and independent editors
and then you may win in your politi
cal schemes, not before. Gentlemen,
you haven't money enough, nor patron
age enough in Cass county to prevent
the IIkkald from telling the tkuth,
or what it really, honestly thinks of
you and yours. Fitch in and try.
Once more Stadelmanns at 10 per
cent below cost. Jump when the pig
eon Mies.
FOR SALE.
A farm of ICO acres, including 40 acres
of timber, and a good bearing orchard.
Terms per acre, 61.500 down, bal
ance on time. For farther particulars
call on Or address.
Mils. M. A. Jkfkkus,
20tS Fight Mile drove, Neb.
Grammar.
'IT Class.
Lillie Holt
Liz.ric Cuuunings
John Duke
George Donovan
Katie Dorrington
Alice Eaton
Kate Gorrell
Delia Graves
Alice Graves
Emma Ilobbs
Jasper Howland
Pat Kennedy
Lottie Kellar
"A
Clara Habbington
Nellie Chiipiu
A I via (Jass
Flora Ilobbs
'I hto. Livingston
Mary Leslie
Eva McMnkin
Eddie McEntce
Minnie Murphy
Katie Miekeiwait
Nellie Miekeiwait
Laura Olscn
Mcdclla Smith
Medora Smith
Marisuy Thouvcncl
Martha Vass
Olive Winterstein
John White
Claps.
lillie Pollock
Edith Sluyock
Lillie Tucker
Willie Vivian
Ida Waterman
FA Ii ME IIS ATTENTION!
Julius Pepperbcrg. Cigar Manufac
turer, on Main St., Plattsmouth, Neb.
Cigar Clippings of Spanish and Ameri
can Tobaccoes for smoking purposes.
For Sale. Hest qualities of plug-smoking
tobacco til ways on hand. 20-tf.
One good buggy for sale at the IIkii
ald ollice.
0 HADING OF THE CITY
SCHOOLS.
V. W. Wish, City Snpt.
To the IIoNoivvrsLE The School Board
of the Public Schools of the City of
PlaMsinoiuh.
Th result of the examination of the
Cily Schools, at the clo.-e of the last
school year, bhows that the pupils whose
names are given below, are considered
prepared to enter the grades to which
their names are annexed. ' They may
therefore, without further inquiry, take
llieir proper places at the opening of
the next f-chool year.
Second I'rimary.
Fourth Wakd School Bbildixo.
Emma Perry, Lillie Miekeiwait,
Lizzie Folden, Paul Oelnne,
Elia Hays. Louis Ueinliacckel,
Freddie LehnhofT,
IN HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING.
UliST WAKD.
Lawicnce Dntton, Willie Ilowland,
Rudolph En gel, Ella White,
Paulina Fickler
?t:CrN D WAKD.
Minnie Haunicistcr, Mnry Krocldcr,
Maud Harms, Lizzie Krocldcr,
Grace Hcnnett, Fred Krot hler,
Eddie Drain, Lizzie Lecsley,
Tin no WARD.
Warren Uurge, Lizzie Newell,
Hansford Claiborne, Adolph Rudebeck,
Jerry Ilorrigan, Katie S'adelmunn,
Katie Ilorrigan. Lillie Stadelmanu,
Maggie lludgctt, Willard Wise,
Third I
Irtirdic Hcdwcll,
Jas I'ryan,
Piitk liurke,
Chester Panic?,
John Hamncistcr,
John HurtiK tt,
Grace Hillings,
Flora Donovan,
Chas Drain,
Sheldon Drew.
Oscar Engel,
Ut ile Fickler,
hdw Fickler,
Geo Fry,
Susan Fail field,
fc'usie Folden,
Anna Goerder,
Geo Goos,
Mai Goos,
Nannie Gibson,
Eddie Gvger,
Willie lf.ri.bs,
Willie Ilohischub,
Walter Holmes,
Pearl Holmes,
Jay Johnson,
Eddie Johnson,
Geo Jones,
Anna Kroehler,
Willie Leach,
riinaryt
Guy Livingston,
Hattie Latham,
Hobt Leetdcy,
Hertie McElwain,
Edwin McMakin,
Joseph McMakin,.
D.-.vid McEntce,
Pobert E McD mngh
Freddie Merk,
Cl l!an Morgan,
Jthel Marsland,
Ada Moore,
Emma Mann,
Georgie Mann,
Thos Patterson,
Sam Patterson,
Hcrtie Pollock,
James Porter,
Est her Powers,
John Kauen,
Evcrton Schlcgel,
Lester Sclilegel,
Chas Sprague,
Henrietta Schulhof,
Agatha Tucker,
Lie Ti.tr,
Amelia Vallery,
Cora Way man,
Anna Wee k bach,
Chad Wackbac h,
First Intermediate.
"Jl CLASS.
Geo Hocck,
Willie Hryan,
Julia Harris,
Byron Drew,
Charles Edgerton,
Lcuis Egi-nbergei ,
Fred Goerder,
Emma Goerder,
Charles Herold,
Mary Kinscr
Charles Kinscr,
Pobert Livingston,
Anna Minphy,
(Charles Morrison,
Geo MeDaniel,
Louis O'Neill,
Patsie O'Mara.
Hans Othme,
John Pronger.
Clarence I'obinc,
Frank Iiauen,
Eliza Smith,
Lizzie Schildknecht
Eva Wise,
'a class.
Ada Buttery,
Jklm Hurke,
Mary Cady,
William Dniin,
Geo Dorrington,
Willie Edgerton,
Lizzie Fickler,
Katie llcmpel,
Annie Ilohlschuh,
Arary Ilempel,
Eddie Ilorrigan,
Sam Iltnkcl,
Geo Heisel,
Herman Ilohlschuh,
Charles Miller,
Wm Mitchell,
Johnnie Murphy,
Frank Mullen,
Louisa Niemann,
Nettie Nichols,
August Peinliaecktl,
Clara Stadelmanu,
Katie Vallery,
Second Intermediate.
"H"
Cordelia Carncs
Henry C utler
Charles Duke
Emma Ilinkle
Freddie Howland
Felix Kennedy
Annie Livingston
Lena Lvings
"A"
Dot tic Eelle Cook
Mattie Cooper
Frank E. Drnid
Horatio Dovey
James Donnelly
Ernest Ellison
Charles Grgcr
Henry Ilerold
Fred Murjihy
Class.
Frances Moore
Maggie O'Mara
Samuel Porter
John Sexton
Willie Stieiglit
Flora Smith
Fred Stadclmann.
Alma Waterman
Class.
Mary Murphy
Mattie Mcrk
Frank Morgan
John McEntee
James Pollock
James Pat terse i
Maggie Hobino
Willie Sprague
John Vallery
Ida Vallcrv
High School.
Fiiist Yeak.
Vance Haines Olive Jones
Vida Barnes Edith Ijizenby
Carrie Bennett Nellie Lazcnby
Mamie Hrown Jennie Patterson
Ursula Wiles
Second Yeau.
Ella Hillings
Robert Black
Chailcs Hrown
Ida Conn
Ktttitj Donovan
Olive Cass
Will ie (Jyger
Robert Propst
George Vallery
Nannie Vass
AVilliani S. Wise
Note. Those who attended the schools
during the past year, but whose names do
not appear in the above lists, were either
absent from the; examinations, or failed to
reach the standard required to pass. All
such, and all w ho desire to enier any of
the departments above the 1st Primaries
next term, for the first time, must pass the
required examinations, to have their pro
per places assigned them.
U. W. WISE,
Sup't City "Schools.
Send to the Secretary for Premium
Lists of our county Fair.
CROOKED WHISKEY.
Of course Plattsmouth must have a
little crooked whisky. When all out
neighbor towns are finding the "queer"
being a first class city we must follow
suit. So Charley Seymour popped
down on us last week and gobbled six
barrels for Maguire & Curtis .and one
each for Lazenby and Hemple. It is
due these parties to say that no blame
attaches to them. It was the fault
and the crime of the distillers. It's
gone up the spout, now, though.
During the heavy rain and wind
storm last Thursday night, Mr. Ahl,
who lives near Glendale Post Office,
had his barn lifted off of the founda
tion and smashed to pieces by the wind
Outhouses and loose property in that
section wero blown away, and a great
deal of the corn was laid Hat with the
ground.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS.
Special Called Session.
Present full board Pursuant to a
call of the County Clerk to the Hoard
of County Commissioners to meet in
special session, on Monday Aug. 23d,
1875, at 4 o'clock p. in., for the purpose
of ordering an election for the re-location
of the County Seat of Cass county
Neb. (The provisions of the Statutes
having been complied with in such cas
es made and provided.)
Hoard met at 4 p. m., whereupon a
petition, signed by Edward Tromble
and about 1,000 others was presented
to the board asking that tm election be
held as soon as practicable, for the re
location of the County Seat, of Cass
county Neb.
And upon clue consideration of the
matter, it was ordered that an election
called for the above purpose on the day
of the
XKXT KKCiVLATl F.LKOTIOX,
October 12lh 1875, and the Clerk is
hereby ordered to post notices as the
law requires. Signed.
T. CLARK, )
M. L. WHITE. - Co. Coins.
W. H.ARNOLD. )
Attest:
C. P. Moore, Clerk.
REMOVAL OF THE COUNTY SEAT.
McGuire & Curtis has on hand 100,
000 feet of
COTTONWOOD LI'MT.KR
for sale. Fencing SIC per M; joists,
sides, sheeting, corn crib lumber, S:c.
All orders filled promptly. Call at
our ollice one door east of the I'ost Of
fice. (201w) M Grim: & Curtis.
THE MARKETS.
HO-MK MARKETS.
RF.l'OKTED n' WIIITK S: lVUOiAn.
Wheat. ' 01,1
i new
Corn
ts
Rve
Harlev
Flax "Seed
Hons
Cattle
(C''!tO
G-V-
4lK".4S
J23
)'l'S
iyM'rxft
1 2.'.
5 CKXT'-i 7
3 00
LATEST NEW YORK MARKETS.
F.w Toi:Kt"seit. 1.
Money, pr cent.
i;old 1 H'i
LATEST CIIK'AliO MAKKKT3.
CuicAoo, Sent. 1.
Flour 6 25
Wheat 1 M'i
Corn Gl?i
Oats ;
Rye
Hurley, 1 0.1'i
Hoirs 7 fKvTs
Cattle, 'o'iA T5
KENTUCKY DISTILLED WHISKY.
New Stock For Sale.
Down With the Prices ! !
Good whisk v at 81.0 per gallon, oth
er brands at $1.73, 3.200 and S2.50.
Extra line imported whisky and brandy,
Gin, Port Wine.Cherry and all kinds of
imported wines. New stock of goods
till through. California Cigars, Dublin
Stout, London Cream Ale. Gentlemen
now is the time to save your money.
Remember the place, one door east of
the Post Office. Milwaukee Lager.
McGuire & Co.
CUT FLOWERS.
For the Hand, Throat, Dress, Coat,
Weddings, Hails, Dinner?, 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 fill
such orders by express at small expense
to purchaser, and will insure safe arri
val. Prices from 23c to S-j 00" and up
ward, from Hnttonhole Hoquets to
f laborate baskets, !cc.
PJtf L. A. Moor.E.-
LEGAL NOTICES.
ftotice.
Lii'.a-.viii Ue-
Notii-e is her. !Y liven tliitt the
scniieil Koous to-wil :
1 Harrcl Wliiskv, Stamp No. Ii VT'Xsnr,.
I iiTs.rtM.
1 " " " " A Wi.a-w.
1 " " " " l4J.0ii.
1 " Jtiandy " " H 6.VJ.3V.
all KllaK'l Tor Riiulsi'otr Itros.. Milwaukee. Wis
consin, were seized ! lite Atijrust itsth, ls7.", at
I 'la 1 1 si i ii u I li . Cass county; Nt liraska, lv virtue
of the pruvisloTis of Section :t?:', a'tsi. 4"o, and
31";i, Revised satuti-s of tlie t ailed States, and
were seized on t i i.l;owms cronnds, to-v it
1st. That the tax on the same has not leen
Paul.
'd. That it was removed from the distillery
in violation oi law i:i.o in traiui 01 I u r- recmii
:d. That it was removed w ith intent to de
fraud the I nited Stales of the tax thereon.
4ili. 1 hat it was f-iisely aim therefore not
iirooerly stamiied. maiKed and iiraiided.
Also two liaiTfls o! Whisker. no stainn. seized
by me at same time and place, on tie' cro.witis of
n;o mil' iio.si.iiiiii l oeri'oii. ;n reiuureii tiv lav
Any and all persons ehiiiniii'4 any f tlie alove
iinu ini eKoinu "oo.'is so se:zei .us jnoresaiu are
reijuireil to aniiear at the ollice l the Collector
of lnteriiiil Revenue for the Uistrii-t of Nchras
ka. :t Nebraska Ciiv, Otoe conntv, Nelirsska,
on the TtU day of IkluluT, A. Ii. 1S75. at ID
o'clock :u in., and make such claim or said goods
w in ue soii acconim; to i:iw.
In tcsiimonv v.he.eof I have hereun
to t"t my hiind this 2sUi day of Au
gust, A. l. is.-j.
c. w. sEYMorn.
Deputy Coll. ol Int. Kev. Div. L'd Dist
of N'ctiraskii. -Mb
SPECIAL N"OTfCi:S.
Probate Notice.
In the matter of the estate of Harvey IL La-
throp, deceased.
tn all ulfii'i it mini timn rn:
Take notice that Oco. II. I.athrop has made
application to the I'roliate Court to he appoint
ed administrator of the estate of Harvey H.
Lathrop. deceased ; and taat said matter is set
for hearing on the 24th day of Seplemher, A.
!., 1?7., ;ii 1 o'clock p. in., of said day, at my
office, iii riattsmouth. iit winch time and place
any person interested may appear and show
cause, if any they ha e. why the said (ieore
I. Lat hrop shou id int he appointed adminis
trator of said estate
Witness mv hand and official seal this the 1st
day of September. A. 1). ls7"i.
L;it3. II. E. Ellison, lrolate Judc.
In Bankruptcy.
States, for
matter of
In the District Court of tho I'nited
the district of Nebraska; in the
Walter Scott. Rankrupt.
VXIZZD CTAT23 ZIZZZIZT CCT CXEST 2 571:3, I
Crr-hSk, Ksinii, 23d, 1273. "
To IVIimn il Mny Concern:
Take notice hereby, that a Petition lias been
iii-wit : on tin; mm nav ot Aiiirust. a. i. is,:.,
liled in s:iid District Court, by Walter Scott, in
said District, who has been hecn heretolon
duly declared liiinkrupl under the act of Con-
irrcss entitled "An Act to Kstab'.ish a uniform
svstem of Hankruptcv throughout the Cniled
.States." .ipirocd Marcii fjd, isi;7. .'in I ;is
amended, for a Discharge and a Certificate
thereof, from nil his debts and other claims
provable under said Act and that the t;jtli day
of September, 1--75. at 3 o'clock p. in., at the of
fice of .1. L. Webster, Es., the Resistor in
r.atikruptey for said District at Omaha in said
Dist rictis'the time and place assigned for the
hearing of the same ; when and Where you may
attend, and show cause, if any you have, why
the prayer of the said Petition should not he
granted. WATSON' li. SMITH,
Clerk of the V. S. Dist, Court for said Di.it.
2212.
Sheriffs Sale.
Ity virtue of an execution Issued hv C. 1.
Moore, C lerk of the District Court, within ami
for 'ass County, .Nebraska, and to me directed.
I will on the tsth day of September, A. D. 1S75.
at 1 o'clock p. m. of said day at t he sout h door
of the Court House, in the city of flat tsmouth,
in said county, sell at public auction the follow
ing real estate, to-v it : Commencing at the
soul h-west corner of section eighteen US) town
twelve (12. north of ranjre fourteen (I t), east of
the sixth oitli) pi im ipal iiieridiiin.and then run
ning east forty 4i) rods thence north twenty
four CIO rods to the place of commencement,
thence east sixteen and two-thirds ( lijS rods,
thence north twenty-four CM) rods, thence west
sixteen and two-thfrds (hy, ) rods, thence south
twciitv-four CM) rods to the place of bc
RinninV. except a strip sixty ,'tio) feet wide by
twenty -four (ZU rods lonsj, off the west side of
tlie above described tract, and also excepting a
lot described ; s follows : comiiieiiein at a point
sixty o'.o) feet east of t lie south-west collier of
the above described tract, and running thence
east one hundred and forty OM) leet. thence
north forty-four t4D feet, thence west one hun
divd and forty ( l-l e feet, thence south forty-four
( II) feet to the place of heutiiniu, in Cass'eoun
ty, Nebraska. The same hein levied upon and
taken as the properly of .1. V. Carnes, defen
dant; to satisfy a judgment of said Court, re
covered by Vallery .v.- Ruff tier, plain lift's.
I'lattsmouth, .Nebraska, Auir. isth. ei7".
M. li. CCiLLR.
2tt-5 Sheriff.
Sheriffs Sale.
V.y virtue of an execution issued by C. 1.
Moore, Clerk of the District Couit within and
for CiLss Count v, Nebraska, and to me directed,
I will on the 4rh day of September. A. 1). 1S75.
at 2 o'eloel; p. ni. of said day at the south door
of the Court House, in said county, sell at pub
lic auction, the following lvi'l estate to-ivit :
The east iudf e'-l of the north-west ipiailer
nw'il of section iliirty-foiir .Ml. town ten L1"!
riinge ten 1 10 east of the tit li Principal Merid
ian.' Cass County, Nebraska; The same heinsj
levied iiiHin and taken as the property of A.
Clements, in a suit whereon J. S: K. i. Clements
are defendants ; to satisfy a judgment of said
Court, recovered bv Joseph Alilsoii, i'laintifl'.
I'lattsmouth, Net).. Aug. 2d. A. D. 1S7.
M. li. CI I l.V.K.
l;U5 Sherllf.
Sheriffs Sale.
liy virtue of an execution issued hy C. P.
Moore, Clerk of the District Court, within and
foi Cass County. Nebraska, ami to me directed
1 will on the 4th day of September, A. D. IS7."
at 1 o'clock, P. M. of said day at the south door
of the Court House, in the city of I'lattsmouth,
in said County, sell at public auction, the fol
lowing real estate to wit : The north half n'.j
of the south-west quarter sw1., J of section one
1 1 1. township ten nil raniie eleven III east of
tlie i;th principal meridian, in Cass Comity, Ne
braska ; the same b in levied upon and Liken
iis the property of John New ton, defendant ; to
satisfy a judgment of said Court, recovered by
Carrington Hammer. Plaintiff.
l'lattsmotilh, Neb., Am:. 2d, 1S7.1.
M. 1,. CI'TI.nii.
lt!." Sheriff.
Legal Notice.
Notice is hereby given that upon hearing the
petition of KUeu Steele, guardian of Samuel 11.
Moer and Walter It. Mocr. minor heirs of Sam
uel H. Moer, deceased, tiled in the District
Court. Cass County. Nebraska, read, and upon
an examination of the same, the following or
der was made and entered upon the records of
said Court, viz
In the inntfrr nf Hir .tjijiolirtn of Ellen Sink
im CiuiriJiiin of Sniiim I II. Mht awt Walter
Ji. JJih't; minti'r hrir iif Fiiniurl IT. Mner, :
ceniril.tn.nU Ileal Estate for tilt viaiutdinnicc
ad education of said ll'drd.
This matter came on to be heard on the peti
tion of said Kl'eii Steele, guardian of said Sam
uel H. Moer and Walter 11. Moer. praying for a
license to sell the following described Real Es
tate to-wit : Lots two (2) end twelve (12) in
Mock eight (s), lot six () in block nine C.n. lot
two (2) in block twelve (12V lot seven (7) in block
thirtv-two (;2. lot nine (to in block twenty-seven
(27;. lots eleven and twelve (11 . 12) in block
thirtv-five (:), lots one and fourfl & D in block
fifty-eight (.v), lot five()in block sixty-one (til),
lot seven (7) in block sixty-two (i;2), lot seven
(7) in block sixty-three (itfi.tot eight (s) in block
ninety-five (."), lot two C') in block ninety-.six
i!ii"), lot thirteen l:l in block one hundred ami
fifty-one (loD.lot seven (7) In block one hun
dred and sixty-nine, lots one, two, and six (1, 2.
t in block twenty-six CIS), in the city of
I'lattsmouth, as designated on the recorded
plat of said city, for the purpose of providing
the necessary means for the nrtintainaiice
and education of said minor wards of petition
er, ami it appearing to the Court from said peti
tioner that it is necessary to sell said reat es
tate foi the purpose atoresaid. It is therefore
ordered that the next of kin of sai.l deceased
and all persons interested in s:iid p-al estate ap
pear before the undersigned Judge of the said
District Ci-Jlt, stt his residence i:i the city of
Omaha, in the county of Douglas, and State of
Nebraska, on the 1-sfli day of "September. A. D.
1st"), iit one o'eliH'k p. iii..and show cause if any
there be, why such license should not he grant
ed, and that "notice of said hearing be publish
ed in the Nebraska Hkikui. for not less than
four consecutive weeks before said hearing.
Done at Chambers in tlie city of Omaha.
Douglas count v. Nebraska, this third day of
August. A. D. l's7r. C.KO. II. LARK.
Of A I'M AX & Si-it (fil'K, Judge.
2"U Att'y for Plaintiff.
Legal Notice.
To ITnuvn Calvert aii'l Ahtic Calnrt., iion-rcxi-
Von and e;eh of you will take notice that
Alonzo Rromlcy did.'on the 1st day of July, A.
I . ls75.fi !e his petit ion in the district coin t with
in and for the County of Cass, in the State of
Nehr;isl;a, against you, lienscn Calvert, and
Abbie Calvert, defendants, setting forth that
vou gave a Mortgage to the said Alonzo r.rom
ley on the east half L1 i 1 ,,f 'he north-west
quarter nw'4 of section number two 2. town
ten mj range nine ; in said county of Cass, to
secure the payment of one thousand two hund
red and ten dollars (1.21i)! according to certain
promissory notes relerrcd to in said mortgage,
and praying that you may pay the sum now due
with interest amounting" to two hundred and
sixty dollars .2f"i( with interest from the Hd
day of September, A. D. tsT4. oriht 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 of the proceeds of
said salt; utter paving the amount no w due on
said mortgage, may be applied in satisfaction of
the other notes mentioned in said mortgage
and not yet due. at their present worth, and the
said Heiisen Calvert and Abbie Calvert are no
tified that thev are required to appear and an
swer said petition on or before the 2Uh day of
Scpteinher, A. D. CCt.
Dated, July alst,- ls75.
ALONZO EKOMLEY,
ry Ciiaitiax & Sri: ai.i k.
His AtUirtiCv?. U't.5
DR. HOWELL IS COM I NO!
The physician who treats all forms of Chronic
Jti-'cihe wit hunt medicine, according to l'rof.
V.o'.les celebrated system of electropaHiy, which
runs when everything else fails, will be iit the
Saunders House on Wednesday, Sept. sth. for a
few days. Patients visited at their residence,
when desired. Call and see reports of remark
able cures. Consultation free. 2ti
3I0NEY TO LOAN.
Loans on improved Heal Estate can
be secured on reasonable terms by ni
plyins to Pollock a Hkardsly,
"lTtf Plattsmouth Neb.
The Multiplication ot lH-seaMcn.
Diseases Multiply. One begets another. A
trifling indisposition may, therefore, originate
a complication of dangerous maladies. Indi
gestion begets far more formidrhle diseases a
inulitude of ailments are traceable to constipa
tion : fever and ague unhinges tho entire ner
vous system, and is therefore thj source of the
portean ailment which affect that portion of
the human organism. Hostetter'.s Stomach Hit
ters, however, w het her resorted to at the incep
tion of those disorders of the stomach, bowels
or liver, which give birth to the majority of dis
eases and disabilities, or Liken w lieu they have
ripened into, formidable matmity, are alike
powerful to cure. The process of "recovery is.
of course, longer when the m ilitdy has gained
headway, but it Is none the less certain. Dys
pepsia, constipation, billiousness. kidney com
plaints and intermittent fever, invariably yield
to the operation of the great alterative anil in-vigorant.
CLOTHING.
For a cheap suit of Clothes call on
Wm. stadki.m a nx.
DYSPEPSIA.
Americans sir particularly subject to
this disease and its effects; such as
Sour Stomach, Sick Ilesvdache, Habitu
al Costiveness, Heart-burn wsiter-brash,
coming up of the food, coated tongue,
disagreeable taste in the mouth, Palpi
tation of the Heart, and sill diseases of
the Stomach ami Liver. Two doses of
J keen's ArousT Flower will relievo
you sit once, smd there positively is not
a Citse in the United States it will not
cure." If you doubt this go to your
Druggist (i. It. Chapman, and get a sam
ple bottle for 10 cents and try it. Heg
ular size 73 cents.
O.P.EAT I10MAX
will ExmuiT at
OMAHA
Monday Sept. Gth.
Two laianil "crformanrcA atJS & H p.m.
Uniformed Ushers in Attendance,
-ldniijtxfoa 50 re nt; Ctiillrcn wirier!! year 23 ctn.
lie re r ltd Scat, Extra.
Doors open at 1 and 7 p. in.
tegular Kvrursion Train will run,
trently ICediicod Fare.
PKOFESSIOXAL CAKDS
s in. .11. ciiAP-i w.
ATTOIINEY AT LAW and Solicitor in Chan
cery. Ollice in Eitzgerald's lilock, I'lattsmouth,
Nebraska.
lYlIUI'.Lr.Jl & IH'XXKTT,
KEAL ESTATE and Tax Paying Agents. No
taries Public, Eire and Life Insurance Agents,
riattsmouth, Nebraska.
It. . MVIXi!)TO,
PHYSICIAN & SUKfiEON. tenders his pro
fessional services to the citiens of Cass count'.
Kesidence southeast corner Sixtli and Oak sts. :
OHiee on Main street, two doors west of Sixth,
riattsmouth, Nebraska.
GKO. S. SMITH. It. It. WINDHAM.
S1IITII A 1VIXIHIAW,
ATTOUNKYS AT LAW and Ileal Estate Tlro-
kers. Special attention given to Coliections
and : II matters affect insi the title to real estiite.
Ollice on -M iloor, over l'ost Ollice, I'lattsniouth,
Nebraska. -mji.
illSTH K F Till' PKACK.
Office on Main street. I'lattsmouth. Neb., two
doors east o( IIkkaui ollice. Ilusincss hours
from 8 a. m. to S p. m. All county business usu-
illv trai'sacted before a Justice of the Peace
will bu intended to. Also general collector of
debts. I -toy I J- W. Hainks.
DR. SCHILDKNECHT.
Eclectic & Homoeopathic
Physician.
"r-"Oftice and Ttesidence corner Sixth and Vine
Streets, riattsmouth. Neb. cans ullenuen at
ill hours. 4iiyl.
Obstacles to Marriage-
llaoov Ilclief for Vounsr Men from the
effects of Errors and Abuses in early life. Man
hood restored. Impediments to Marriage, re
moved. New method of treatment. New and
remarkable remedies. Looks and circulars sent
free, in scaled envelopes. Address llOWAKO
ASSOCIAl I).41! .Minn St.. I nilaiiripnia.
Pa. iin Institution having a high reputation for
honorable conduct and professional skill. uyl
mmwiwm
SHOP,
JOHN WAYMAN,
PLATTS2I0UTTT,
NEB.
Kepairer of Steam Engines, Boilers, Saw and
Grist Mills.
Gas and Steam Fittings,
Wrought Iron ripe. Force and lift pumps, steam
linages, sa'cty valve iiovernors, ana an
kindsof Prass Engine Fittings re
paired on short notice.
V A It "?I .11 A C II I V K It V.
repaired on short notice. 40yl
M I,
CD
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5
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a 5 -
at 3
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2 i ? t
J. 25
M
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Reduced Kates for Lumber
Clear tlie Track tor our
Spring Trade.
H. A. WATERMAN & SON
Will sf 11
Frame fmmlr. of all kinds at aO per m.
First quality or Fcnrins:, SO. "
Mffond 17.
First Itoaru. SO.
Second " " 17.
Star "A!hinslr. .?.. j-erM.
Xo. 1 !Sliitii.I'. "8.50.
Other sriulrs of I.u in ler iually -Iieap
with Iloors, !haih Illiml. X.c Ac.
See otUcr al. on ont,hle."
HENRY ROWLAND.
ALSO
General Blacksmitliing.
rrrli'. ItimulcM. nml "tVnic
Jtepalred on Hliort Slie-
A t.SO
iioi:sK-siioi:i.;
And all oth'-rtrou wmk pron ptlv ntctiil
cd t. cheapei-' tliHii tlie i neiipi st, for cash
I'.y the iin leislcn.-d.
n. now i.ano.
Shop norlhwct Cor. of ine ,v sixth nts.
l'LAT'l'SMi M "I 1 1, M-.ll.
Wm. Gramberg's
LUMBER YARD,
1'nattsmijLTH, Ni r... Op. I'ialtc Y alley House.
On hand all kinds of
LUMBER. DOORS. SASH, BLINDS,
SHINGLES, LATHS.
ALSO
Mou ldingS,
BUILDING PAPER,
CE3TENT, LI31K,
Plaster Paris, etc.
AT LOWEST MACK Ell KATES,
l.lni.l C;dl and Examine.
A. W. WHITE,
Dealer in
GROCERIES,
Main sr., bet. 5th and (ith.,
I'LATTSMOUTH. .... NEIL
Highest Price Paid for Coun
try Produce.
CASH PAID FOR HIVES.
W17 I
GEO. SHAFER'S
ol fr w
IS ttfl JBSSl
AND
15 LACKS 31 IT H SHOP,
FOR
HORSESHOEING,
31eiidiug and Repairing !
ALL KIXDfi OF FAUM IMPLEMENTS
Mended and Fixed.
95 New Wagons for Sale,
ltnggles and Light Wuoiim on Land,
and l'or sale nil the time.
C JfJZ .-f i' F O 12 C ii .V jr.
Ne'.T Wiigons lnade to order. Kates reasonable
and work guaranteed.
On Washington Ave.. I I'LATTSMOUTH,
4nyl liearTth St., f NEIL
WILLIAM HEROLD
Keeps one of ihc
Largest Stocks
OF
GROCER
IN TOWN
4lyl
rnoPKiKToit ok
PALACE BILLIARD HALL.
(Main St., under First Nat. KanU.)
FLiTTSHOlTII, ... Mill.
IV UAH 13 Sl'l'I'LlFD WITH TIIK
BEST WINES, LIQUORS,
BEER, ETC., ETC.
tnvi
TIIK Ultl'AT CAISK
or
fev-HU3IAN MISERY.
Ju.-t Puhlixheil, in a Sealed Enrtlojie, ricc C ctx
A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment, and
Kadical cure of Seminal Weakness, or Spenna
torrh'ca. induced by Self-Abuse. Involuntary
Emissions. Impotcney. Nervous Debility, ana
Impediments to marnace generally ; Coiisiimp
tion. Epilepsiy, and Firs: Meu'al and Physical
Incapacity. &.C. P.v KOHEI'T .1. CUlA'hK
WELL, M. D., author of the "Orecn P.ook." &:.
The wm Id-iMiownd author. In this admira
ble Lecture, dearly proves from his own evper
ience thut the ; fill coiiseiienees of Self -Abuse
mav be elTectually removed without medicine,
ami wit bout dnpfJerouK surgical operation, bou
gies, instruments, riug.s, or cordials ; pointwig
out a mode ot cure at once certain and effectual
by which every sufferer, no matter what his
condition may" be, may cure himself cheaply,
privately, and radically.
("Thi le cture wi'i jiroorc a lutein to thoiix
amlKrattl thnitxaiulx. ... . -
Sent under seal, in plain envelope, to any ad
dress, post-paid, on receipt of six cents or two
post stamps.
Address the Publishers,
( IIAS.J.C H.1AXV.A. CO..
10-401y 17 P.owery, N. V. ; I. O. hox. 4.X5.
OMAIIA ADS.
(irand Central Hotel.
Largest and finest hotel between Chiengo and
San 1 ranciseo. eo. Thrall, proprietor, Omaha.
WEEDING WATER A DS.
Fleming & Race,
DEALERS IN
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
HATS,
CAPS,
BOOTS,
SHOES.
AND NOTIONS.
And Karnieris'HnppIlex generally.
Onr Goods are all New,
and we sell thcin CHEAP.
TRY US ONCE, AND SEE!
(40yl) WEEPING WATER, NEB.
CEDAR CREEK ADS.
J 7 IN HELD E R i SO
.-,,rs..,. ,
KEAD
E.G.D0VEY'Si
NOTICE TOTHETUBLIC!
Having made up my1 min i several yenn an
RETIRE FROM. BUSINESS
about the end f
THE YEAR 1S?5,
ami being till of the same 'mind, I lake thi
method of Informing the publii; II; tt I
am sc llin,; out my
ENTIRE STOCK OF GOODS !
AT COST.
and shidl contniiie doingso through this yeat
or imiil the .
Wfeolc Spools
is ilisposcd of.
During that time I intend to
Sell Goods for Cash,
Lower than any other house can do and iiyt:nn
themsches. My stock consists ot
GROCERIES,
DllY GOODS,
HATSd- CAPS,
BOOTS d- SHOES,
WALL PAPER,
CARPETS,
dC, d-C, dC.
The whole stock will be sold at
ottornPrices
until il is
ALL SOLD OUT.
My object 1 .4 not to
but to
GET out of BUSINESS
(live me a call and see for yourself.
R. i. DOVEY.
LOUISVILLE ADS.
Ilt. .J. 32. VATI-K.MAV
Physio Medical Practitioner.
I.:iuiiviVe, en." ('"., AW
I Alvays at the oHice on Saturdays. iyl
MORROW BROS
BLACKSMITH
AND
Machine Shop.
At D. L. Morrow's old stand,
Seventh St, & Chicago Ave.-
We ale prepared to do a general business in
HORSE-SHOEING,
And Itepalriuj; nil LlndH of "tlncliln
rry. tte li jim Itfajiir). 1Iiiith,
TlirexliliiK .Machine,
l'low, Ae Ac.
MILL PICKS,
AND ALL
Iron & Steel Work a Specialty.
2Vcv "IVagrons U HuzxIvh Km.'
To Oilfi'.
HJ'AU Work Warranted to Gire Sal
isfui:tion rjr Money R'fnnrfi'd.
CARPENTER WORK !
W. L. Tucker,
has removed to the buiidimr opposite Malh
ews Hardware Store. M mi 11 'i Mn ct, liel. Main
and Vine,) Wlicie i i ad i.tion to other work,
he will give. special at ieiitiou to
REPAIRING FURNITURE,
MAKISG l'I' -JIfUE FllAMES, AV.
Also A'enr for ti e co'IMoV SENSE IKON
lNti TAI'.LKS. f vhich I have a
number ou hand ; ciiil
Uiid see tin in.
Cartful Work and Prompt Attriui-ait'-e
to Calif.
40-ly WM.'L. TECKKi:.
MIKE SCHHELLBACHEIt,
UL.1CKSJII TII
hr.AI.KRS IX
iiokm: saonix;,
AMI
VAi('N It ETA I KING.'
All I; lu.ls of
FA K :r I 1 1 ' I.E.M LNT.S
in' iclcd
Ntuly d Pronijd.'y
: 0 :
CEatnJ-T-SSZBJG-,
hoots, shoes. ai anmcEitiES.
Of every kind. at tlie lowest possible rate. Also
DEALERS IN GRAIN.
l'or which the hrehest CASH prices ;ue paid,
ilidi s and produce of alt t iods bought at
l..-.w.r.-..l.'.. ,-..l..o
...- r- :., J''" "if?l' f" . '--n Ma! : :.Pd Vi Minot ,
... ......-...v u i v ei.u uitm; ... i,,-,s tlie e.ri.r.-T;ol.l i .i: : (W i ..J., Ml.
Horse, MuLuV Ox.siiociii,
In short, we'll slioo anylliing; tliitt Ills
fVar fccL, from it Zelu.i to it (liiitfte.
Conin nnd see us.
JSTEW SHOP,
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CAS.H CO., XEHRASKA. ' on-'frr.
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