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SEWSPAlTa DECISIONS.
1. All v person wlio takes the paper regularly
fioui tli pstfnce. whether directed to hut
i. uw. or whether lie is :i subscriber or not is
icspousible for the j in j-.
2. If mijr itTkon iridcrs i:imt discontin
ued, he musl pay all rrc:-.r.it s. or the puldish
er may continue to send it until payment is
made, ami collect the whole amount, whether
tiix p:t;ier Is taken from tlx ofliee i t not.
3. The courts have decided tli.it relusinn to
take uewsps pcrs ami ei io-llc.ils front ihe post
nfllce. or removing and Icav iiu; them uncalled
lor. Is in imti jacic eviih-iu c of imk.stiu.nai.
riiALii.
B. & M. R. R. Time Table.
Correetet Monday. Jaw, 2lxr, IhTj.
yOU OMAHA l-'ROM PLATTSMOUTH.
I.eavc. 5 a. in. Arrives 7 :15 a. hi.
" i :W p. in. Arrives, 4 . ni.
PROM OMAHA l'DU PLATT.SM OCTH.
Leaves, e .1. in. Arrives, 19 a. m.
0 p. in. Arrives, H p. m.
KM ft TIIK WEST.
Loaves Plattsnioiirli. r :D a. in. Arrives In
Lincoln, li :. Kearney. 8 :15 p. in.
FROM Till: WKST.
Loavoit Kaarncy, 6 :.V a. in. Leaven Lincoln,
l'J :S6 p. in. Arrives I'lattsinoiith, 3 :-" p. in.
GOINCi K A st :
Passenger, train (eaelt day, 4 CVi P.M.
lmt fail to exhibit at your County
1'air, come in and make your entries
immediately.
Hoots and Slioes, cheaper tliau ever,
for Cash. l'KTKlt M riches.
HATH! HATS! HATH!
A fine stick of new II. its. latest style at
Wji. Stadf.i.m axx'.h.
Mr. Pollock sends us the biggest to
inatocs of the reason.
Mr. Creamer sends the IIekald a 14
foot stalk of corn, with 4 ears of corn
on it, and says if any one beats that he
can still o 01,0 better.
Our County Fair comes off next week,
come in ami make your entries.
Phil Harrison met with a very iain--iul
accident last Tuesday evening week.
lit had caught a lare cattish and was
yetting it off the hook when it ran its
horn into the sik- of his heel, making
u. wound that you could put ytr fin
per in.
t If you w.u.t a gi-xl Trunk or Lady's
.Satchol clieai, j; to A. P. Martin.
23-2t.
IMUIIKST A iVAHIK
I recrivtl Diploma for fine dress
lots at the State Fair and continue to
make the lst and nicest fits. Jive
me a call. f 1 -S-t f 1 Merges.
Change in the Pair programme, ad
dress on Friday instead of Thursday.
The public schools of this city were
opened on Monday last. Prof. Wiht
iiian in cliarg.'.
Republican Convention to nominate
County ollicers, &c, at Eitiht Mile
(Irove Saturdav.
R15 KKWAItD.
I will give reward to know the
coward who took the top and ball off
of my barber pole.
It F. MrMiizKR.
For good bridles, whips, brushes, cur
ry combs, &v, cheap, to A. P.Martin.
Mr. .las. Hall, of Eight Mile Grove,
spends some Irish potatoes that avwnige
a bushel to every 0 hills, also some corn
of a new kind, very sweet, tender and
big ears.
T acknowledge the receipt of some
fine lima beans from our good friend
Mrs.Jno Chalfant, nnd didn't we lux
uriate on "succotash." Verily she
knows what is good for the palate of
man.
It is earnest!- requested by the ofiicers
of the Agricultural .Society that com
mittees report promptly on the 2d day
of the Fair.
There are goot Is sold by our young
clerks about town that do not need to
e delivered until night, you know,
.uives hitching up, &c.
Ed. lluffnor's new house looks very
handsome from the corner of Main st.
it is a decided improvement to the
lown.
A met ting of the "Woman's Temper
ance Association was held at the house
of Mrs. Donnelly, Friday, Sept. ;id.
The President Mrs. II. W. Wise being
absent, Mrs. Pollock occupied the chair,
After opening exercises, the. following
business was transacted. A committee
consisting of Mrs. Spurlock and Mrs.
Pollock was appointed to wait on Dr.
Dio Lewis, and request him to speak
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Phillippi declining to serve as
Treasurer Mrs. Marsland was appoint
ed in her stead. Adjounitd to meet at
the Presbyterian Church. Friday, Sept.
20th, at half p:wt three p. in.
Mns. U. W. AVisk,
Mrs. M a hs i,an"1 President.
Secretary pro tern.
XAKRIEin
WEST II ALL Married at St. Luke's
Church. Plattsmouth. by the Rev.
Mr. llurgess, on Wednesday, Sept.
th. 1873, Mr. Geo. West, and Miss
Elizabeth Hall.
Major Dan. Wheeler gave the bride
away, and thereby hangs a tale. Ask
the Alajor.
:$f,000.0 NOTICE.
Having sold 82.0f)0 worth of boots
And shoes, since I lx'gan selling at re
duced prices, I am still bound to fur
ther reduce my stock, now is your time.
Boots formerly 87.00, aiow $3.00
Fine Kid Shoes, form'Iy 3.1)0
The best 18 tliread serge shoes only 2.23
Mensfchoes 1.2-
Women's Shoes - 1.00
Call and examine. Xo -cbarge for
seeing goods and prices. Will be" happy
o show loth.
PjiTtJP MFjUij;
Anncunceineiits.
Plattsmouth, Neb. )
August 23rd, 1875. J
To the People of Cvss County, Nth.
I take the present opportunity to an
nounce myself as a candidate for the
ollice of County Clerk, subiect to the
decision of the Republican County Con- i
vention, to be lteld at Light Mile Grove,
.Sept. 11th, 1873. Yours with respect.
Thomas Wiles.
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for the ofllco of Probate J udge,
subiect to the decision of the Republi
can Convention, to Ikj held at Eight
Mile Grove, Sept. lltli, 1875.
John' mlrfix.
County Convention at Eight Mile
Grove on Saturday Septemhei: IItil
For good collars and cheap, go to A.
I Martin.
A number of the prominent men of
the State Fair have signified their inten
tion to attend our County Fair.
We call attention to the Public meet
ing on Friday evening, in regard to
the disposal of the High School build
ing. We consider this a very imior
tant matter, and earnestly urge every
citizen and tax-payer to turn out and
give their opinions on the iuatter.
Our State Fair takes place at Omaha
from September 21st to 24th. For full
particulars apply to D. II. Wheeler,
Secretary, Stiite Hoard of Agriculture,
at Plattsmouth, Xeb. Mr. Wheeler is
pushing every means to make this a
success. Let us all try and aid our
State Fair this year. It is more im
portant than ever.
3I0NEY TO LOAN.
Thirty Thousand Dollars ($30,
000,) to loan, on improved farms, in
Csiss County. Inquire of
D. II. WlIKKLER & CO.,
24t3 Plattsmouth, Xeb.
GIRL WANTED.
Good wages and steady employment
given to a Gill capable of doing all
kinds of housework. Inquire of
Cai't. Palmer.
20,000 Envelopes want printing
at the Herald ofliee.
WANTED
at my shop, all the cast iron you have
to sell, for cash. I intend to start a
foundry in October next.
John Wayman,
23t3 Plattsmouth Xeb.
The County Fair will last four days,
every person in the county can spare
at le;Lst one day to attend it.
SUDDEN DEATH.
At Omaha, in the Grand Central Ho
tel, at five o'cl;k, Tuesday morning.
Sept. 7th, 1873, passed away the spirit
of Whitney D. Cowles, General Freight
and Ticket Agent of the H. & M. H. R.
in Nebraska.
Deceased was about S3 years of age,
a Knight Templar, and a pure, true,
honest. Christian Gentleman as ever
lived. His disease was an affection of
the heart which superinduced Asth
ma. While he died apparently alone in a
Public Hotel, no man ever came to
Xebraska, who made so many honest
and true friends in so short a lime its
W. I). Cowles, and if the love, or care,
r affection of comparative strangers
could have saved his life, he would
be among us to-day. The life and soul
of every household he came among,
his sudden taking off has left a void
and a blank in our heart not easily
filled.
While he lived among us in Platts
mouth, we gained an insight into his
real, true nature, anil respected his
many virtues. The patience with
which he bore his never cttasing physi
cal pains, was wonderful, and the Her
ald desires to say that no person out
side of our own family, could be so
truly mourned or so deeply regretted.
He was a memlier of the Episcopal
Church of this place. His body will
be conveyed to Columbus, Ohio, for
interment in the family vault.
From Mr. Iloldrege and comrades in
the R. R. sei vie?, we learn the follow
ing facts:
Mr. Cowles served the R. & M. IL R.
of Iowa, as Cashier and Pay-Master,
for several years ; was then Eastern
Passenger Agent in X. Y for the" C.
H. & Q.. and finally Gen'l Freight and
Ticket Agent of the IJ. & M., here.
He retained his senses almost to the
last. Spoke of de tth with entiie calm
ness;gave full directions about his will,
Aic, and left messages for his brother
and friends.
After this he slept, breathing heavi
ly, for about two hurs, and died with
out waking.
With his youth an 1 natural spirit,
and energy, it must have been hard for
him to leave this world so suddenly,
but he seemed entirely resigned.
N0TICE.
Clarp & GreenslateatElmwoodXeb.
general dealers in dry goods, groceries,
and all articles generally kept in a
country store, desire to call attention
to their stock just laid in ihi season,
and ask the farmers to call and exam
ine our goods before going away from
home to buy.
24tf Clapp & Greenslate.
CLOTHING.
For a cheap f uit ol Clot lies cull on
Wm. Stapklxans.
FA RJfEItS A TTH NT I ON !
Julius Pepperlierg, Cigar Manufac
turer, on Main St, Plattsmouth, Xeb.
Cigar Clippings of Spanish and Ameri
can Tobaccoes for smoking purposes.
For Hale. Rest qtial ities of pi ug-smok-ing
tobacco always on hand. 20-'tf.
IX) II SALE.
A farm of 163acres including 40 acres
of timber, and a good bearing orchard.
Terms 830 per acre, 81.500 down, bal
ance ou time. For farther particulars
call -on or address.
Mrs. M. A. Jekkerx,
20t8 Eight Mile Grove, Xeb.
For a good addle, or a set of har
ness, cheap, go to A. I3- Martin.
EXCHANGE NOTICE.
I am bound to exchae ray large
stock of Roots and Shoes for cafeh.
Come and see if I don't.
Peter Mekoes.
I'UHLIC MEETING.
A meeting of the citizens of Platts
mouth, at the Court House, is hereby
called on Friday evening, at 7 p. m.,
for the purrioso of considering the pro
priety of offering the High School
Pudding to the Trustees of the Metho
dist College of Xebraska, with a view
to securing the location of said College
in this city. R. R. Livixgstox,
Mayor.
The new addition to the Fair build
ing, for the display of the works of art
and musical instruments will be an at
tractive feature of the exhibition.
A CHINA WEDDING.
The friends of Rev. G. R. Crippen
and wife, will celebrate the twentieth
anniversary of their marriage, with ap
propriate services, at 6 o'clock p. m. on
the 13th inst., in the M. E. Church, Mt.
Pleasant. A cordial invitation is ex
tended to all. Ry order of Committee.
ML. Pleasant, Sept. 7th.
A "prairie schooner passed through
Plattsmouth the other day bearing the
inscription
"Good bye Neb., I bid you adieu,
I may emigrate to Hell,
Rut never hack to yoiu
We're afraid that emigrant was lack
ing in back bone. If its not grasshop
pers its something else, and you'll hard
ly find the farmers heaven on earth,
Mr. Emigrant.
MONEY TO LOAN.
Loans on improved Real Estate can
be secured on reasonable terms by .ap
plying to Pollock & Reardsly,
17tf Plattsmouth Xeb.
One good buggy for sale at the Her
ald ollice.
Your County Fair begins Sept. 14th.
Tim Highest Price Paid for Good
SPECIMENS OF FKUIT !
, of all kinds, at my
FRUIT ROOM,
on Main Street, to be kept on exhibi
tion for the insjwjction of those who
wish to plant the best kind of fruit.
Also specimens of vegetabes and grain
wanted.
I am soliciting orders for all kinds
of fruit trees and plants, from apple
trees to strawberry plants, ornamental
trees, shrubbery. Mowers, seeds. &c.
I have a room full of pictures, and
wish to show all the kinds of fruit
that grow and bear well in this vi
cinitv. W. S. West.
Plattsmouth, Xeb., Sept. 1875.
Ojice more Stadclmanns at 10 ier
cent below cost Jump when the pig
eon llies.
TE5I PEIt.VNC E LECTURE.
Dr. Dio Lewis, the great Temperance
Reformer, has been visiting relatives
in Plattsmouth the past week, and at
the earnest solicitation of the members
of the Woman's Temperance Associa
tion he consented to aid them in their
work by addressing the people of Platts
mouth on the subject of Temierance,
ou Sunday evening last.
Although suffering quite severely
from hay fever on account of which
he has refused hitherto to speak, he
waived his objections in favor of Platts
mouth. Sunday evening being stormy pre
vented so large an audience from as
sembling ;ts would otherwise have done,
but still there was a very fair turn out
the Methodist Church being comforta
bly filled. For lack of space we shall
attempt no review of the lecture. We
were very much pleased with it, how
ever, and particularly with the moder
ation evinced throughout Dr. Lewis
who it will be remembered was the
leiKler of the recent Crusade, stated
that the Crusade was a failure wherev
er it was not carried on in christian
love, that when conducted aggressive
ly and persistently for many hours each
day it was contrary to the original in
tention and worked far more harm
than good. He also sketched a plan of
quiet and effective work by means of
committees of two composed either of
men or women, which posessed many
points of merit Throughout all he
continually enforced the mandate,
"whatever you do, do it in a spirit of
love, do not allow anger or impatience
to posess you, for then all your power
is gone."
In the name of the people of Platts
mouth, we thank Dr. Lewis for the
"friendly talk" which so entertained
and instructed us all, and hope that on
his return from California in the spring
he will not pass us by.
Already strangers are coming in
prepatory to exhibiting at our Fair.
KENTUCKY DISTILLED WHISKY.
New Stock For Sale.
Down With the Prices ! I
Good whisky at 81.30 per gallon, oth
er brands at 81.75, 3.200 82.25 and 82.50.
Extra tine imported whisky and brandy,
f iin. Port Wine,Cherry and all kinds of
imported wines. Xew stock of goods
all through. California Cigars, Dublin
Stout, Ioudon Cream Ale. Gentlemen
now is the time to save your money.
Remember the place, one door east of
the Post Ofliee. Milwaukee Lager.
McGvire & Co.
LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining In the Tost Office, at riattsinouth,
September 1st. 1T5 :
Mrs. James M. Andrews Win. Meiuke
Miss Delia Ashtraft George Martin
A. A. I'.owen Newton & Foomar
li. Rruuner Mrs. June Newton
E. 8. Brow n Mrs. Matlie l'liard
Reuben Rress Tbowald Olsen
Charles Uahl John Olsen 2
Charles Revenge John Ortli
D. S. Chaxe Frank Terry
W. T. Coyd Ed.O'doimell
Tat Callahan II. II. Palmer
Oscar Darling "Miss A. M. Renner
Patrick Clifford M rs. Matilda Rector
Joseph Getzendalmer Tim Sheeban
C. M. CJravcs Alfred Schwog
A. T. Gear Marshall Smith"
Jjturits Hanson Luc y Urchrr
Mrs. Mira Haseinira W, S. Wotring
Joseph Jnddircs Ms, 2$Ui v WUmhi
Lever J. E IVilson
R. W. Long Enaly Wing
J. E. Lj ttle 2 George J. Vheeler
Jacob Ma .son
J. W. MARSHALL, P. J.
REMEMBER
rAJJU.
YOUR COUXTY
SPECIAL NOTICES.
2JR. 110 WELL IX COMING!
The hyslelan who treats all (onus of Chrnuic
THxhIac without medicine, according to Prof.
Indies celebrated system of electropathy, which
cures when everythl'iu failis. wiil be at the
Saunders House on WedneMlay, 8it. Bth, lor a
lew days. Patients visited at llietr residence,
v. beu desired. Call mu see rcirfirts of remark
able cures. Consultation free. it
NOTICE TO SOLDIERS!
Soldiers who have taken only eighty acres
prior to Jui;e 22d, lalf and have not taken an
additional eighty, are invited to correspond
with me. Homestend rights and cheap lauds
for nale. lit Clay, Polic, York, and ITainilton
counties, by V. E. RnELDOX,
2li Lincoln, Neb.
The Multiplication mt IlMee.
Diseases Multiply. One begets another. A
trifling indisposition may, therefore, originate
a complication of dangerous' maladies. Indi
gestion begets far more formidrble diseases; a
mulitude of ailments are traceable to constipa
tion : fever and ague unhinges the entire ner
vous system, and is therefore the source of the
porteun ailment which affect that portion of
the human organism. Hostetter's Stomach Hit
ters, however, whether resorted to at the incep
tion of those disorders of the stomach, bowels
or liver, which icive birth to the majority of dis
eases ami disabilities, or taken when ihey have
r!:ned into formidable maturity, are nlike
powerful to cure. The process of re.covery is.
of course, longer when the lirtlady has gained
headway, but it is uone the !;? certain. Iys
pepsia. constipation, billlousness, kidney com
plaints and intermittent fever. Invariably yield
to the oH:ratiou of the great alterative and in-vigorant.
DYSPEPSIA.
Americans ar particularly subject to
this disease and its effects; such us
Sour Stomach, Sick Headache, Habitu
al Costiveness, Heart-burn water-brash,
coming up of the food, coated tongue,
disagreeable taste in the mouth, Palpi
tation of the Heart, and all disetises of
the Stomach and Liver. Two doses of
G keen's August Flowek will relieve
you at once, ami there positively is not
a case in the United States it will not
cure. If yon doubt this go to your
Druggist (. R. Chapman, and get a sam
ple bottle for 10 cents and try it. Reg
ular size 75 cents.
LEGAL. NOTICES.
Notice.
Notice Is hereby given that the following de
scribed goods to-wh :
I Barrel Whisky, Stamp No. XI OTD.Sor..
1 " i7K.)l.
f " " " " A M3..TW8.
1 - " " 1 424.0.W.
l Brandy 11 ro3-WJ.
all giiaged for Kiitdseoff Bros., Milwaukee. Wis
consin, were seized by me August 21 li, leT-V at
riattsinouth. Cass county, Nebraska, by virtue
of (he fr visions of Section xsr.t, xti, :4o). and
3153, Ke vised Statute of the United States, and
were seized on the following grounds, to-wit :
1st. That the tax on the same has not been
paid.
Jd. That It was removed from the distillery
in violation of law and in fraud of the revenue.
3d. That it was removed with inteut to de
fraud the United States of the tax thereon.
4tli. That it w:ls falsely and therefore not
properly stamped, marked ami branded.
Also two barrels of Whiskey. no stamp, seized
by me at same time ami place, on the grounds of
having no stamp thereon, as required by law.
Any and all iiersoiisclaiminganyof the alwive
and foregoing goods so .seized as aforesaid aro
reiinired to appear at the ollice of the Collector
of Internal Kevenne for the district of Nebras
ka, at Nebraska citv, O;oe county, Nebraska,
on the 7th day of October, A. I. IST'k at 10
o'clock a. m., and make such claim or said goods
will be sold according to law.
, In testimony whereof I have hercun-
to set my hand this nth day of Au
J t s ' "st. A. 1. 187."..
1LSf C. W. SKYMOUK.
Deputy Coll. of Int. liev. Div. 2d Dis'.
of Nebraska. td
Probate Notice.
In the matter of the estate of Harvey B. La-
throp. deceased.
T all iriooi it Man cottccrn:
Take notice that Geo. n. Uithrop has made
application to tiie Probate Court to be appoint
ed administrator of this estate of Harvey B.
Itthnip, deceased ; and that said matter is set
for hearing on the 24th dav of September, A.
!., 175, at 1 o'cIock p.m., of said day. at my
ollice, in I'lattsiuouth, at which time aud plain
any person interested may appear and show
cause, if any they have, why the said Geonje
it. Iitlirop should nut bo appointed adminis
trator of said estate.
Witness my hand and official seal this the 1st
day of September. A. 1. 1S7".
2313. It. E. EL.L.HOS, Probate Judge.
Sheriff's Sale.
By virtue of an execution Issued by C. P.
Moore. Clerk of the District Court, within and
for Cass Countv, Nebraska, and to me direcred.
1 will on the ls'th d;iy of September. A. l. 1S75.
at t o'clock p. m. of said dav at the south door
of the Court House, in the city of I'lattsinoiith,
in said countv, sell at public auction the follow
ing real estate, to-wit : Commencing at the
sonth-west corner of section eighteen (18) town
twelve (12). north of range fourteen (14-. east of
the sixth tth) principal meridiaii.aud ttieu run
ning east forty (k) rods thence north twenty
four (24) rods to the placi- of commencement,
thence east sixteen and two-thirds (16S) rods,
thence north twenty-four ('4 rods, thence west
sixteen and two-thirds (tv3 ) rods, thence south
twentv-four (24) rods to the place of be
ginning, except a strip sixty ,'iv) feet wide by
twetiM -four (U4) rods long, off the west side of
the above described tract, and also excepting a
lot described as follows : commencing at a Hint
sixty (tiO) feet east of the south-west corner of
the alnive descrilK'd tract, and running thence
east one hundred and forty (140) feet, thence
north forty-four (44) feet, thence west one hun
dred and forty (140) feet, thence south forty-four
( il) feet to the place of beginning, in Cass coun
ty, Nebraska. The same leing levied upon and
taken as the property of J. V. Carnes. defen
dant ; to satisfy a judgment of said Court, re
covered bv Valiery . iJuffner. plaintiffs.
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, Aug. 18th. 1S75.
ill. IS. K V. 1 Lb It.
2U5
Sheriff.
Special Election Notice.
Notice Is hereby given, that on
Tnesday, October lth, 1N7S.
at the usual places of holding elections in the
various precincts of Cass County, Nebraska,
an election will be held for the purpose of sub
mitting the following proMsitioii. to-wit :
-Shall the County Seat of Cass County be re
located." The form in which said proposition shall be
taken, shall be by ballot, on each of which shall
lie written or printed the words :
"For Ke-location of County Seat, at ,"or
"Against lie-location of County Seat."
The .fudges and Clerks of the regular elec
tion will receive the ballots on lie-local ion of
County Seat and deposit ihem in a- separate
ballot Imix. kept for that purpose ; they shall be
counted and returned the same as ballots ivl
Also, by proclamation of the Governor of Ne
braska, an election for member of the legis
lature in the Fourth District, to fill the place of
lion. John Brown, resigned.
Which election will be opened ftt 9 o'clock a.
in. and will continue open until C o'clock p. ni.
of the same day. By order of the County Com
missioners, this 23d day of August, 1375.
C. P. MOOKE.
Co. Clerk.
' Election Notice.
Notice is hereby given that on
TuesMlay, October 12th. 1S7S,
at th usual places of holding elections in the
various precincts of Cass County. Nebraska, an
election will beheld for the puriosc of elect
ing Three Judges of the Supreme Court,
Six Kegents of the University.
One Judge for the Second Judicial District.
One l"rcsecutlng Attorney for the Second Ju
dicial District,
One County Clerk.
One CoHnty Treasurer.
Oue County Judge,
One Probate Judge,
One Sheriff.
One County Commissioner, Second or Middle
District.
One County Snporintendent Public Instruc
tion, One Coroner.
Ifcie County Surveyor,
Our Assessor,
Tw Justices of the Teace In each precinct.
Two Constables in each precinct.
One Suierrisor In each Koad District,
Three Judges .f Election in each precinct.
Two Clerk of E!et Utn in each precinct.
Also the new ConsbMutioii will be submitted
to the people at the same time, for adoption or
rejection, aud there shall be separately sub
mitted, at the same time, for adoption or re
jection, the iudeiKnident article relating to
"Seal of t.oveinmeiit ". and the independent
article "allowing cleetors to express their pref
erence for Cnitei States Senator" : which said
ballots shall be of the following form :
"For the New Constitution."
"Against the New Constitution."
"For the article relating to Scat of Govetn
menu" "Against the article relating to the Seat of
Government."
"For the article allowing electors to express
their preferi' nee for United States Senators."
"Against the article allowing electors to ex
press their preference ftr Cubed Mate Sena
tors." Which election will beopt-ned at 8 o'clock, a.
M., and will cobt inue open until six o'ebx-k, p.
in., of the same dav.
By order of the County Commissioners, this
"th day of September 17.5.
i'ii.-' V r. JVIOOKE. Co. Clerk.
ROYAL BRITISH
MENAGERIE
-AND-
ANGLO-FIiANCO
(Dnnei3ii
THE OLDEST!
THE LARGEST!
THE BEST!
Second Season in America.
First Tour in the West.
WILL SHOW AT
Plattsmouth, Sept. 11 th,
PKOFESSIONAL CAKDS
tASr. 31. CilAIMtAX,
ATTORNEY AT LW and Sell.-lt.or In Cban
Pry. Office in Fitzgerald's Block, Plattsmouth.
Nebraska.
WIIKKLKK t BKxtrrr,
KEAI, KSTATE and Tax Paying Agents, No
taries Public, Fire aud Life lniuau;u A'-u's.
I'lattsmoiitli. Nebraska.
K. It. L1YIXUNTOX,
PHYSICIAN SURGEON, tenders Lis pro
fessional services to the citizens of Cuss county.
Kesu'icnee southeast corner Sixth ami Oak sis. ;
otrice on Main street.. tvo doors west of Si&tn,
Plattsmouth, Nebraska.
GKO.N. SMITH. R. B. WIKIJHA.
M 31 IT II A WIMHIAM.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW and Keal Estate Bro
kers. Special attention given to Collections
and all matters affecting the title to real estate.
Office on 2d floor, over Post Ollice, 1'laUaniouih,
Nebraska. oj I.
JI MTICE OV XII K PKACi;
Office on Main street. Plattsmouth. Neb., two
doors east of IIkkald office. Business hours
from H a. in. to 8 p. m. All county business usu
ally transacted before a Justice of the Peace
wiil be attended to. Also general collector of
debts. 1-tOyt J. W. Hai.sk.
DR SCHILDKNECHT.
Eclectic & Homoeopathic
Physician.
yOffiee and Residence corner Sixth and Vine
Streets. Plattsmouth. Neb. Calls attended at
all hours. 4oyl.
Obstacles to Marriage-
llappr Kellef for Yonnjc 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. Books and Circulars sent
free, in sealed envelopes. Address HOWAKI)
ASSOCIATION. 41N, Ninth St., Philadelphia,
Pa. an Institution having a high reputation for
honorable conduct and professional skill. uy 1
WE HAVE
Better Bareback Riders.
Better Vaulters.
Better Female Riders.
Better Tumblers,
Better Leapers,
Better l'ostnrers.
Better Equilibrists,
Better Athletes,
Finer A Finer Company,
Trappings Finer Cagtft,
Finer Finer Carriages,
Horses, Finer Wagons,
A Finer Shoto Fitisr Ponies,
AND JIORE OF IT
Than any Show Traveling.
Look out for the Parade !
The Grand Procession will form at 10
a. m., on the day of exhibition, and
proceed through the principal streets,
headed by
Dixon"s Great London Silver Cornet
Band and Mammoth Orchtstra.
Discoursing their liveliest strains.
WE OFFER THE FOLLOWING CHAL
LENGES. We do not wish it understood that
ours is the only show in America worthy
of patronage. We will say that ours is
by f;ir the largest and most extensive
now travelling, and five time larger
than most of them.
CONDITIONS:
Whenever these challenges, or any
part of them, are accepted, the party
shall donate the winnings to charitable
institutions.
S 13.000,
That Scott's Royal Rritish Menagerie
and Anglo-Franco Circus is worth more
money, has a better collection of ani
mals, and gives a better Circus, than
any show on earth.
? 10,000
That no show on earth has as many
fine horses as ours.
SI 0.000
That we have the Egyptian River Horse,
the first and only one ever exhibited in
America.
SI 0,000
That we have the best bare-back rider
on earth, namely, WM. S1IOWLES.
SI 0,000
That our collection of Wild Animals
cost as much as the entire outfit of any
three shows organized in America.
S10.000
That we have one performer, namely,
GEO. HOLLAND, whose salary is as
much as the combined salaries of any
ten performers in any other show in
America.
810,000
That we have more marked thorough
bred Arabian Horses than any six
shows in the world.
S 10,000
That our Pavillions are of the newest
design and the first water-proof show
tents ever introduced in America.
S 10,000
That we have the only Female Gym
nast Somersaultist on earth.
J?10,000
That our show pleases the public bet
ter than any show that ever exhibited
in America.
e io.ooo
That we have the Parisian Polyhemmia,
the Musical Automaton, that cost as
much as some so-called big shows.
810,000
That the press and public recognize
WM. SHOWL.ES as the best equestri
an in the world.
S10.000
That we have the best clowns in Amer
ica, and pay the highest salaries, hence
the best.
$15,000
That our Rand and Grand Orchestra
discourses the best music, and are mora
admired than any hand that ever trav
eled. They have visited Russia from
England through the request of Grand
Duke Alexis. Prof. Dixon, as is well
known, being one of the best compos
ers of modern times.
2 GRAND EXHIBITIONS DAILY,
Door cp(-n at 1 and 7 p. m.
AdtUssiuH 50 cents,
Children under 9 years, 25c
WILL SHOW AT
Ashland, Holiday, Sept 13,
Lincoln, Tuesday, Sept, 14
S O HP ,
JOHN WAYMAN,
PLATTSMOUTH, - - - - NEB.
Repairer of Steam Engines, Boilers, Saw and
Crist Mills.
Gas and Steam Fittings,
Wrought Iron Pipe, Force and lift pumis, steam
tiuages. Safety valve Governors, and all
kinds of Brass Engine Fittings re
paired on short notice.
FAKH MAC1I1XKRY.
repaired on short notice. 49yl
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Waterman's
1ST IE W" JJD.
Keduccd ILitcs for Lumber
Cleiir tlic Track for
Spring Trade.
our
U. A. WATERMAN & SON
Will sell
t'ramr Lombfr. of all kinds at S20 per m.
Kirstt nnallty r Kenelnjc, 5iO. "
Neeond 17. "
Firttt 44 " Boards, . -
Kecond " " 44 17.
Mtmr ".VHIilnsle. mn.ltO per M.
Xo. 1 HhlnrleK. 92.50. "
Other entdrn ofLnmber rqnally Cheap
with IoorM,Kanh HlindM, Ar Ar,
See other ad. on outside.
STItElGIIT & MILLER,
Harness Manufacturers,
SADDLES
BRIDLES,
COLLARS.
and all kinds of harness stock, constantly on
band.
Fruit Confectionery,
AND
Grocery Store
NUTS,
CANDIES,
TEAS.
SUGARS,
OOFKEES,
TOBACCOES,
FLOUR,
AC
Remember the place, oppo Ite E. C. Dover's
on I xi we r Main Street.
21-ly STREIQHT t MILLER.
NEW
LIVERY, FEED, AND SALE
STABLE I
AN OLD STAND, BUT A NEW MAN.
The partnership of O. M . Strelght and W. D.
Jones, being tiiis day dissolved
Dr. W. D. JONES,
will open a new Llverv. Feed, and Sale Stable,
at the Old Hi ATT 1JAKN. on Main Stn-et,
Just east of Jdm Shaunoii's well known
SUhle, PLittsmouth. NeU.
llorstew, Bugglet JL Carrlacew,
to let at all times, at lcosonable rates.
UOItSKS BOARDED TiY T1TE DAT, WEEK,
OH MOX'IH.
rarticnlar attention paid to driving and train
ing Horses. Having all the npiIian-es I shall
make a particular feature of my business th
driving and handling of TROTTING STOCK.
tBeing well known all over the county, no
further chin music Is necessary. I cordially In
vite nil my friends to call and see me, and they
will receive a hearty welcome. Respectfully,
3tu6
W. D. JONES.
CM X, Z. M I
DICK STREIGHTS
LITERT,
Feed and Sale Stables.
Corner 6th and Pearl Sts.
HOR8K8 BOBIED BT Tff K
DAT, 1TELH, OR MOXTIL.
HORSES BOUGHT,
SOLD OR TRADED,
For a Fair ConunLssioM.
TEAMS AT ALL HOURS.
Particular attention paid t
Driving and Training
TROTTI.G STOCK.
Will also have for service during the season th
CF.LEBn VTEll HOKSK8 :
NORMAN & TALARAN,
Known as the
W. B. JOXKH HORHEH.
lJfFor piirticulai-s, se hills or posters. 3vJ
JIEXRV HOWLANJ).
General Blacksmithing.
relaa-e. ILnazlM. nn.l XVnniofl
Mrpairril n Hhnrt Vtic
AI-SO
IIOIliK-KII(i:i.
And all other Iron work promptly ittcnd
ed to. ehcuper than the rhcapo'., f 'I' cn..li
By the uriderHlgnol.
li. HOW LAN i.
Shop liortliwofct Ci.r. nf Vine Sixth sui.
11. ATTRM VlJ III, SMI.
Wm. Gramberg's
LUMBER YARD,
PNATTSMOUTit.Xr.H., Op. Ilatte Valley House.
On hand all kinds of
LUMBER, DOORS, SASH, BLINDS,
SHINGLES, LATHS.
ALSO
MouldingS,
BUILDING PAPER,
CEMENT, LIME,
Plaster Paris, etc.
AT LOWEST MARKED RATES.
niu3 Call nnd Examine.
A. W. WHITE,
Dealer in
GROCERIES,
Main St., bet. 51 h and 6th.,
PLATTSMOUTH, - NEB.
Highest Price Paid for Coun
try Produce.
CASH PAID FOR HIDES.
S "1
GEO. SHAFER'S
ASH
BLACKSMITH SHOP,
FOR
HORSE-SHOEING,
Mending and Repairing !
ALL Kl lS OF FARM IMPLEMENTS
Mended and Fixed.
90 New Wagons for Sale,
Hasslf" and Ught Wagons n hand,
and for Male all the time.
cjiAf roil cms jr.
New Wagons made to order. Rates reasonable
and work guaranteed.
On Washington Ave.. FLVTTKMOUTir
40yl near Tin M.,
NEB.
WILLIAM HEROLD
Keeps one of tho
Largest Stocks
OF
GROCERIES
IN TOWN.
40yl
PKOPHIKTOH CiF
PALACE BILLIARD HALL.
(Main St., under First Nat. Bank.)
I'LATTSMOUTII, - - -
MY BAIt IS SUPrLIF.D WITH Til It
BEST WINES, LiaUORS,
BEER, ETCi ETC.
4yl
Wfffjrn ar.. i .j.M..mr.
HUMAN MISERY.
Jurt Publithetl, in a Staled F.ncrUrjic, price S rfa
A Lecture on the Nature. Treatment, and
Radical cure of Seminal Weakness, or Kpcrma-
torrhena, induced by Self-Abuse. Involuntary
Kniissions. liiiolency, nervous ieiumy. anu
imeliiiients to marriage generally : Coiisump
tion. Kpllepsey, and Fits : Mental and Physical
Incapacity. &c Uy ROBERT 4. CULVKK
WEI.L, M. !.. author of the "tlreen Book." &c
The world -renowned author. In this admira
ble Lecture, clearly proves from his own exiwr
lence that the awful consennences of Self-Abuse
may be effectually removed without medicine.
and without dangerous surgical operation, bou
gies, instruments, rings, or cordials ; pointing
out a mode ol cure at once certain and effectual
by which every sufferer, no matter what his
condition mav be. may cure himself cheaply,
private v. and radically.
t4r"l'hi iAH tirrcirlH itrO'irc a boon ti thinu
an lA and Vuiwmiul.
Sent under seal. In plain envelope, to any ad
dress, post-paid, on receiptor six cents or two
post stamps.
Address the Publishers,
CH AM. J. . KLIXK A f 'O,
10-ly 1- 12; Bowery, N. Y. : P. O. ox. Wl.
OMAHA ADS.
U rand Central Hotel.
Largest and finest hotel between Chicago and
San t rancisco. Geo. Thrall, proprietor, Omaha.
WEEPING WATER ADS.
Fleming & Race,
DEALERS IM
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
HATS.
CAPS.
BOOTS.
SHOES.
AND NOTIONS.
And Famers'Mupylifs lir-urral Jy.
Our Goods are all New,
and we scJJ ue CIIS4F.
TRY U ONCE, AND SEE!
(4rj J) WEEPING WATER, NEB.
CEDAR CREEK ADS.
J. INHELDER & SON,
OnLaOTEEIKTSa-,
1HJOTS, SHOES. AXD GRW ERIES.
Of every kind, at the lowest jmssible tatos. Also
DEALERS JN -GRAIN.
For which the highest CAH iries are pat.
Hides aud produce of all tciids boulit at
. Reasonable rales.
KtOKItl MTATI O V-Cedar Creek.)
loyt CASS CO., XEVItASKJU
READ-
E.G.D0VEYS
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC I
Having made up my mind .several years a;;o
RETIRE FROM BUSINESS
about the end of
THE YEAR 1875,
and being still of the samefmind. I take tbl
method of Informing the public that I
am selling out my
ENTIRE STOCK OF GOODS !
AT COST.
and aliall continue doing so through this ycai
or until the
Wliolc Stocfe
Is disposed of.
During that time I intend to
Sell Goods for Cash,
Lover than any other lKiii.se can do iinil s istino
themselves, il) ( lock consist i of
GROCERIES,
DRY GOODS,
HATS it- CAPS,
BOOTS d- SHOE.l.
WALL PAPER,
CARPETS,
dC, d (, d C.
The whole stock will be so'd at
BoltomPrices
until it Is
ALL SOLD OUT.
My object is not to
but to
GET out of BUSINESS.
Give me a call and si c for yourself.
M E. G. D0VEY.
LOUISVILLE ADS.
1K. J. VI. WAT i: It .VI AX,
Physio Medical Practitioner.
Ismiarlllc, Pom Co., Ktti.
tar7"AlwRys at the ofliee on Satnrdav. 40yi
aiawaaaaw 11 wui
B LA (J K S Ml Til
ANJ
Machine Shop.
At D. L. Morrow's old utand.
Seventh St, & Chicago Ave
We aie prepared to do a general business In
HORSE-SHOEING,
And Itepalrlnc ill kind or T'lacbin
ery. serh n Ileapr. yiorri,
Thre-MblnK -VI achliiew.
Plows, A A.r.
MILL PICKS,
AND ALL
Iron & Steel Work a Specialty.
To Order.
rifAU Work VnrranM to Gir Hat
isfwiion r Moiu-y RtfuwUil.
CARPENTER WORK !
W. Li. Tucker,
has remtrved to the building oppo' ite M.ith
ws Hardware Store. (On 4th Street, Bet. Si.u.'i
and Vino.) Where in addition to ottior work,
he will give special ailentiou to
REPAIRING FURNITURE,1
MAK1SQ PICTURE FRAMES, AC.
Also Agent for the COMMON SENSE IROJT
INU TABLES. of wlii. ii I have a
number on hand ; call
aiiI sce tli'Mn.
Careful W'rh ami Prompt Attend
anee to Calls.
4rt-ly V.'M. L. 1 1'CIil'K.
U u
MIKE SCKNELLBACHER,
BLJlCKSMl Til
HOUSE SHOEING
AND
WAfJON REPAIR INC:
All kinds of
FARM IMPLEMENT.
mended
GNatly il- Promptb
Horse, Mule& Ox Shoeing !
T 1 1 Ml .1 41. .,4 1....
Ill 3I1CJI I, nr M aim re aiijbiiiii limb iiiw
four feet, from a Zebra t a Giralle.
Cme and nee us.
KBWSHOP,
on Fifth St.. betwsvu Hl-ili! : n I 'ine str'--
ust across The itruer from the v I-w IH l.'AI I
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