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B. & M. R. R. Time Table.
Corrected Monday, June 21st, 1T5.
I'OR OMAHA FROM I'LATTS MOUTH.
Leaves. 5 :W a. uu Arrives 7 :15a. iu.
2 :4o p. ru. Arrives, 4 p. la.
1'rtOM OMAHA l Oli FLAT'fMOVTII.
Leavej, t :55 a. m. Arrives, lo a. in.
" 0 p. iu. Arrives, 6 p. m.
for Tin; west.
ltivti riattsmoutli, P :'') a. ni. Arrive In
U.ioolu. 12 r2j. Kearney. :13 p. in.
FROM TlIK WEST.
L-r4 Kearney, :35 ;t. m. Le.ires Lincoln,
ii JbS If. U. Arrives Riattsmoutli, $ I'- m.
4CI.V3 KA.ST :
Pwt'igw, traiu tea. h day), .So P.M.
IM P.uCfner'a 1 1 nine- is most done.
Prank Carruth wou't Council for us
any more tlis,ustel.
Dan JolwiHon Las lecn in town.vliro
tlie Jolly Miller of Weeding Water.
Cap Paliiier oes west for a short
business aaJ i'easura tri, until election.
Frei D n ilnm i a S-5iwl board.
IjOoJ: out ji iv,' school inarm.
Mother Flahi-riy has boulit a nw
clock, the handsomest one Frank Car
ruth had in his outfit.
Frank "White has movedjntohisown
cottage by the avenue, and had a sur
prising party there.
Doe. Jones and six other candidates
for .Sheriff all went down to Xebraska
City to the District Convention.
A sister of Capt. Dennett's died at
Atchison, Kansas, on tlie 20th inst.,
and the Captain has jjono to attend the
funeral.
We are pnined to learn that Mrs.
.Schildknecht. wife of Dr. .Schildkneeht
met with a severe accident on Monday,
by falling on .1 slippery board and in
juring her spine. It may prove very
serious indeed.
Chancellor Benton preached to a
crowded house on Sunday last. The
occasion was the re-opening of the Con
gregational Church as the Christian
Church, by which name it will be here
after known. Services will be held
there regularly from this time on.
20,0H Envelopes want printing
at the IlEitAUD oihce.
XONKY TO LOAN.
TlIIKTT TlIOUSANI DO I, LA KS ($30,-
OOJ to loan, on improved farms, in
Cass Count v. Inquire of
D. II. Wnri-LKit & Co.,
2-ita I'laltsmouth, Neb.
DOMESTIC PAPi:!! FASHIONS.
The undersigned desires to call the
attention of the ladies to the new styles
of the celebrated fashions just issued.
They are the cheapest and most per
fect litting patterns manufactured, and
will be sent by mail postage prepaid, to
any address on receipt of price, bend
for Catalogue.
Mrts. Jj. M. Johnson-.
25t2 2(m3 Dodge St., Omaha.
The Centennial Committee will meet
again at the house of Mrs. MacMur-
phy on Monday evening, next, at eight
o'clock sharp.
Billy Neville has moved his Billiard
Hall up stairs in the room formerly
occupied by Dr. Chapman. The damps
drove him out of the basement and
now he h:u a new clean place and the
bestest Old Dublin Porter in the place.
- .... - -
Arthur Woodford, near Weeping
Water, who broke his leg seme time
ago, fell and broke it over again not
long since and had to go through the
torture of having it re-set He has suf
fered a world cf torture first and last.
Ik-ots nd Shoes,, cheaper than ever,
for Cash. ' Ptrrr.u Mkk;i:s.
U 'ATS! UAT.-1! U ATS!
A Cuti fctotk of iiev.- Hut. Latent style ;it
Wl. Sl AlEUIA.V.N'H.
i;i;:n:s? awakd.
I received Diploma for line dress
bursts at the State Fair and continue to
ii. uk tlie best and nicest tits, (iive
ill. tN-U") P. MTtous.
li.is a i.ui
Alex. Schlagel hris ain-w orfice up
In -Fitz" block, under the Watrhman
jiiid over the Billiards. He proposes
to put a "thief" in one and a pipe in the
other and absoib -Old Stoat" or Mac
Donagh's Ileligiou as ho feels hii needs
ono consolation or the other.
There will be a. meeting of the Wo
man's Temperance Association at the
Presbyterian Church, Saturday Sept.
25th, at half past 3 o'clock p m. The
ladies of Plattsmouth are- urgently re
quested to attend.
I.LTTCi: OF THANKS.
Fl. IIekald: The heartfelt thanks
of the Louisville baud are due and are
tendered to the Thomas family and oth
ers, who so kindly and generously pro
vided us with the good things of life
durii s our stay with them previous to
and during the time of the Co. Fair.
By Ouuek of the Band.
$10,000 I'0K A CASS CO. FAI15I.
Mr. Schlagel found an old friend of
the Ukrald many years ago, out at
Sidney to-wit, Ilobbs. Ask him if
be remembers irey HoraeV cellar
or Moon's summer pants.
Henry Hobbs, one of our boys once,
vrtmt out on the survey with Aleck.
We couldn't think what made I'd ly
lurkpatrick strut around so lately and
wear a plug hat and look so confounded
"sassy" and happy. You see the Her
ald has been away a good deal, so last
evening when a gentleman hailed F.J
dy and saM "well how is it ; and how's
the folks?" and all that we were com
pletely in the dark, and when Eddy
bays "It's all right and we're all happ "'
rre emphatically asked what it all
meant.
-It's" a baby that's w hat's the mat
ter and a boy baby at that. No wonder
Fddy v.-curs a big hat now.
DEMOCRATIC i)ELE(SATCS.
The following are the delegates from
the different Wards of this city, as elect
ed last Saturday night, to attend the
Democratic Convention to be held at
Eight Mile Grove on next Saturday,
Sept. 2-Jth.
First Ward P. E. Bu liner, W. E.
Donelar:, J. Connor, M. McGuire, C.La
zenby. Second Ward J. Vallery, Jr., J. M.
Patterson, J. N. Wise, F. Kroehler, TV.
IL Shryock.
Third Ward F. E. Whit, A. Lazeu
by, C. McEntee, W. D. Jones, Despain.
Fourth Ward W. Mickelwait, Wm.
Winierstein. F. Guthman, B. JJemple.
P. B. Murphy.
The following gentleman were elect
ed in Pl.tttsmouth Precinct; J. Vallery
Sr., Henry Long, J. Murray, H. Snyder,
J.?F. iXmS.
FA It 31 E Its ATTENTION!
Julias Pcpperberg. Cigar Manufao
turer, on Main St., Plattsnioutli. Neb.
Cigar Clippings of Spanish and Ameri
can Tobaccoes for smoking purpose..
1'or Sale. Bt-t qualities of plug-smnk-lng
tobacco always on hand. 20-tf.
FOB SALE.
A farm of 160 acres, including 40 acres
of timber, and a good bearing orchard.
Terms 8 0 per acre, 61.500 down, bal
ance on time. For farther particulars
call on or address.
Mrs. M. A. Jeffers,
201.-J Eight Mile Grove, Neb.
The Tr.::.vr.n had a very pleasant
call, Monday, from Mr. E. E. Woolsey,
of Three Groves, w ho, we are sorry to
s;iy, is about to leave, us for Otoe coun
ty in tlie spring. Mr. Woolsey has just
sold his farm in this county for $10,000.
It may not be uninteresting to note
the f;wts connected with the cost and
sale of this laud. One hundred and
sixty acres were pre-empted at govern
ment price. 1.2 per acre; 203 acres
more were added at different times at
an average of less than 85 per acre.
It now brings over $2 per acre, of
course with all the impra vein cuts.
Mr. Woolsey has lived in this county
since IS 57, consequently he is one of
our oldest si t tiers. He cama here with
small menus and became independent
by industry and the use of good corn
men sense and a thorough knowledge
of his business.
He raised cattle and horses quite ex
tensively and it is presumable fed up
his surplus grain and marketed it in
the shape of stock. AVe have made
the few remarks above- to help show
that farming in Nebraska will pay
when conducted with sense and skill.
While we are sorry to lose so good a
citizen as Mr. Woolsey, we are glad to
learn that his firm has been purchased
by another live and energetic Nebras
ka farmer, w ho will probably enlarge
and improve it still moiw. Tha pur
chaser is Mr. Anderson Boot, of .Lin
coln, and now manager of the Agricul
tural farm of the State under the
control of the University. Mr. Boot
owns another farm almost adjoining
the one he has just bought and will
mov to Cass county in the spring.
Mr. Woolsey retires to a smaller farm
near Nebraska City and will enter into
the brokerage business. We hope he
may be as successful there as he has
been here, and we shall welcome Mr.
Boot, as a citizen, with great pride.
To the Sanitary and salutary details
of the old Levitical law the Jews of all
times have owed their health and long
evity. Thvi principle taught in Deut.
xxiii, 12, 13, is best applied by the
Wakkfield Earth Closet Co., of 30
Dey street, N. Y.
One good buggy for sale at the Her
ald oihee.
Once more- Stadelmanns at 10 per
Aibeo-had a danc-o last Thursday
.. t l...l,m- t I ! T i i T W'l.fll thtl llilT- i
We have, had two light frosts this
Zl'ECiXL XOTICC;
Foe NT A ;;ir I ; -iuei'-s. vhW.L t'.i-; own
er c.i:t Uj. ? i y r. I 'T t'os notion.
eoii i:;es.
(ilBL WANTLO.
Good wages nnd steady employment
given to a Girl capable of doing all
kinds of housework. Inquire at the
Herald office. 4t4
The big Grey (Norman) horse out at
the fair, attracted a good deal of attention.
The Democrats seem likely to have
as many or more candidates for oflice
than we have. There'll be fun at
Eight Mile Grove next Saturday.
PREMIUMS AWARDED AT THE CASS
COUNTY FAIR 1S75.
$G,'XK).00 NOTICE.
Having sold S2.000 worth of boots
and shoes, 6ince I began selling at re
duced prices, I am still bound to fur
ther reduce my stock, now is your time.
Boots formerly $7.00, now 5.00
Fine Kid Shoes, form'ly 3.50, " ' y.00
The best 18 thread serge shoes only 2.25
Men's Shoes 1.25
Women's Shoes 1.00
Call and examine. No charge for
seeing g ods and prices. Will be happy
to show botlu
I2.f Peter Merges.
PERSONAL.
Gen. Jno. 11. Clark has been paying
us and the Surveyor General's oflice a
visit this week.
Bob Doom that irresistable Democrat
is around talking about what "the peo
ple" are going to do this fall. It has
been so long since th people have done
anything that "Bob-" way down in his
heart wished them to do, that quarters
in the Lunatic Asylum at Lincoln
would have to be provided for Bob at
once, if his outfit should elect a candi
date this time.
Andy MeMaken is re-appointed
mail agent on the Colorado Central B.
B. route, and may the grasshoppers
preserve and protect him evermore.
CLASH 1 LOT 2.
Rest Stallion, IT. 11. IVttitt $ ? 00
Rest single i.-iare. Holmes & Jones, 5-00
Rest pair mares, C. II. I'annele, 8.00
LOT 3.
Rest m.tre, 3 years. o! 11 and over,"J.! U.
Meisinr, 5.00
Rett brood mare and 3 colts, J. 8. Upton,. 8.00
Rest colt, one year old and under 2, Peter
Ituiuincl 6.C0
Best mare, 3 your? old and over, Jacob
Gravsman, o.oo
lot 4.
Rest lutein g hoi-xe. C. M. Holmes, time, 2
minutes, and 45 seconUs 15.(
Best double trotters, C. M. Holmes, time,
3 minutes and 13 seconds 0.00
Single trotter premium taken by "Little
Sain," belonging to B. Hawley, time,
3 minute 45 seconds 25.00
lot 5.
Best mare, sweepstakes, J. B. Jleisir.gcr,. l".oo
Best stallion, sweepstakes, W. Ilugebooin, 15.00
i.ot,6.
Best pair of mules, J. C. (iilmour, 10.00
CLAS.S 2 lot l.
Best bull, over 3 years, Sam. Tlionlas 20.00
it 3.
Rest cow, 8am. Thomas 5.00
LOT 4.
Best ber.l of cattle, Sam. Thomas 10.00
Rest cow, sw'dcpstakcs, Sam. Thomas,. . . 10.00
Best bull, sweepstakes, Sam. Thomas, 10.00
( LASS 3.
Best buck, L. HYouns, also 2d premium
on ewe.
CLASS 4 LOT 1.
Best sow, under 1 year, W. W. Wolf 5.00
Be.-t boar, over 1 year old. W. W. Wolf... 12.00
Best boar, im. lor l j e;ir old, AV. W. Wolf,. 5 00
Be:t sow, 1 year old & over, V. B. Porter, l-'.OO
lo r 2.
Best boar, sweepstakes, W. W. Wolf 10.00
Best bow, sweepstakes, W. B. Porter, 10.00
ri.AMS P.-
Best stirring plow, Vallery &.Rufrncr.
CLASS 7.
Best spring wagon, tJeo. Shafer, also 1st
premium on best f.vo-Iiorse wag-m.
A. P. Martin received Ht j)reml!tnis for best
set of t'arria'.' Harness, Faral liar.. ess, and
best Bridie and Saddle.
CLASS It.
Rest Quilt, Mrs. J. F. Buck,
Best woolen stovkingstrs. J. C. Cihnoer,
Rest 10 yds. carpvtiii, L. M. Wriglit,
Rest assortment boois & sliocs, T. Heroes.
Best coverlet, Jacob Valley, .sr.
cf.Ass it.
V. V. I.eonaid took tlo first preiina-it on nil
entrys made of pliot-igraphio work.
Mr. Frank Siadt :. look first premium a oil
paintitig, landscape painting, and best display
ol clivoiiios.
Mrs. J. W. Marshall took first premium on l;ind
scape oil painting.
Miss Nettie Johuaon took first .premium on
dravi!i.
Il.-Eiwa;n & Ilodapi) t:ok the first premium on
best wagon I'ainting.
CLASsllJ.
Best artilicial fioweis, Mrs.
also first premium on hair work.
CLASH 14.
Rest Cabinet Organ, L. F. Johnson.
CLASH 13.
B'jst 5 lbs. hony, Ir. McCrea.
ci.vss 17.
Best apple jelly. Miss Emma J les.su r,
" I'iiubaJb jelly. Miss Emma Kesser.
" grab am bread, Mrs. B. Spuilock.
" fruit take. " "
" prape pickles, " "
" sweet pickles. " "
" soar pickles, " "
(ireatest variety of pickles, Mrs. B. Spurloek.
Best crab apple j'reserves, " "
' picealilli,
" crab apple je!!y, "
" Tomato catsup. "
" plum piv-serves, " "
gooseberry jelly. Nettle Mutz.
" jelly cake,
" tame grape jelly, Mrs. J. X. Adair.
Greatest variety of jellies, "
Best strawberry preserves,
" loaf w heat bread. Miss I illy Wood.
apple jelly, Mrs. B. Spurlock.
' p'ar proser.LS, Mrs. J. F. Buck.
" pTui-.' presers ts, " "
" canned raspberries, Mrs. R. Metteer.
" loaf corn bread, Mr. Jno. Rie;;;uion.
' canned strawberries, ' "
" canned tomatoes, "
" plum jelly, Mrs. Perry Walker.
" plum butter, "
CLASS IS.
Pest eollecUon of ajiples, named, L. M. Wright.
I-irgest " ' " I riTy Walker.
Best collection of pears, Perry Walker.
class yj.
L. H. Moore took the first premium on coilee
tin -f asters, phloxes, verbeas, and culti
vated llowers and boiuets.
Vf. J. Hesser took the first jirei.iiuru f t the
finest and largest display of green house plant:;.
class 20.
Best bushel yellow corn. Wm. Murray.
" stalk rhubaib, J. C. Oilmour.
" assortment potatoes, Wm. Oilmour, jr.
" trio of chickens, '' "
" half bushel spring wheat, A. B. Todd.
" bushel irish potatoes, W. J. Hesser.
half dozen beets,
" bushel sweet potatoes, "
" assortment potatoes, Mr. Metteer.
" 3 roueu ducks, " "
" variety of sijuashes, i. F. Shryder.
" half bnsLcl oats,
" 3 pumpkins, James Hall.
" white beai:.s, 1U Metteer.
" peek tomatoes, Jno. Richardson.
CLASS 21.
Miss Anna Hwil't took the first premium for la
dy etjuestriaaship ; and Miss May Kennedy
the second.
PPVCiAl. PKK.MICM.,
The Louisville brass baud took the fpecial
premium oa mu3ie.
Th:nas Rankiu took the premium on foot
racing.
Miss Lilly Wood took OamitVs special pre
mium oil best loaf wheat brad.-
See Weckbach's new big "ad." on the
outside.
Look out for Solomon & Nathan's
big "ad." next week.
Potatoes are very cheap and plentiful
in this part of the country.
Geese and Ducks aro becoming plen
tiful near our city, .and our sportsmen
are bringing them in.
Wells & McBrom started last Mon
day morning on their second surveying
trii this season. Be back to vote.
Bob. Doom has an old fashioned
Democratic Convention at Eight Mile,
Saturday, and he is tickled to death.
An infant child of Mr. AVm. Bal
lancedied on Tuesday, aged 'I weeks.
Tlie bodv will be taken to Michigan.
Now is the time to prepare fr win
ter, by getting your cellars mado frost
proof, and stopping up the cracks in
your houses.
They say that lots in "Center" aro
plotted off and guaged and registered.
They range from $10 to $30 and are la
belled County Seat.
Harry I lowland had a very hand
some, well fmised light spring wagon
out on the Fair Ground. He is a No.
1 mechanic.
Leach's restaurant, in Stadelmann's
old building, is a good place to get a
wholesome, clean square meal. Give
John a call and destroy some good grub,
at moderate prices.
Miss Oilmour, jr., excited quite a fu
rore of surprise and pleasure by her
gallant riding on the little grey pony.
Miss Pettit is a good bareback rider
both under I t years.
The Lincoln Journal thinks combi
nations and lobby influence, Senatorial
and otherwise, wero used to beat its
candidate for Judge. Go slow on that
neighbor, wasn't the boot on the other
leg?
A telegram has just been received
stating that the Hon. Jno. Brown died
at Kearney, at the home of his brother,
on Wednesday morning. Full partic
ulars had not been received on going
to Press.
NOTICE.
Clapp & Greenslateat ElmwoodNeb.
general dealers in dry goods, groceries,
and all articles generally kept in a
country store, desire to call attention
to their slock just laid in this season,
and ask the farmers to call and exam
ine our goods before going away from
home to buy.
24tf Clapp & Gkeknslate.
EXCHANGE NOTICE.
I am bound to exchange my large
stock of Boots and Shoes for cash. -Com
3 and see if I don't.
Peter Merges."
Dr. McCrea, Plattsmouth's great Bee
man, took us up to see his wonderful
pets the otlier day. He has over 80
hives, they have duno very well this
year, it being a good honey year. He
tells us they go six miles for honey and
never nibs their way home, they know
the Doctor, and when things don't go
to suit them they "buzz" him until he
promises a reform. They love their
friei;
and hate their enemies and
make honey ail the time. Who would
not be a Bee.
The Herald lias to thank the Doc
tor also, for a very handsome box of
the finest honey, such as took the pre
mium at the Pair the other day, and
our young ladles tire just reveling in
sweets. They will catch more beaux
than ever now.
TEA CJ7 E JiS' EA'A.VIXA TIOXS.
The '.i'.l precinct txamin anon for Ca-s coun
ty, wria 1h tii-M at the f.'l'ov. iiv i.amed t;u:s
and pluses
Stove Creek October l;'Ul J:J.
Weeping Water-October 2!t, lsTO.
O if on wood, (. Witteis m-'uT bi'U -eiOjl. 2'.til,T5.
Plattsitio-il ii Novel. ;!n r 5th. 175.
Applicants wiil please be. in attendance
promptly at 10 o'clock. L'. W. WISH,
Superintendent.
Plaits mouth. Neb., Sept. n;tli, isT. t3
PliOFi:SSIOXAL CAKDS
S.VJT. Jf. CUAVHAX,
ATTORN FY AT LAW and Solleiii r in Chitn
Cfiy. i :;:ce U i' lige: aid's illui k, l'ialtsmouth,
Ni!.tla.
NOTICE TO SOLDIERS!
Soldiers who have taken only eighty acres
prior to June 22d, 171. and have not taken an
additional eighty, aro invited to correspond
with me. Homestead rights and cheap lands
for sale, in Clay, PoiK, Yolk, and Hamilton
counties, by W. E. SHELDON,
2U13. Lincoln, Neb.
DYSPEPSIA.
Americans ar particularly subject lo
this disease and its effects; such as
Sour Stomach, sick Headache, Habitu
al Custiveness, Heart-burn water-brash,
coming 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
Green's Act; est Flower will relieve
you at once, and there positively is not
a case in the L 'niU-d States it will not
cure. If you dubt this go to your
Druggist J. 15. Chapman, and get a sam
ple bottle for 10 cents and try it. Reg
ular size 75 cents.
KENTUCKY DiSTILLLD WHISKY.
Nvr Stock Tor Sale.
Dowu With the Prices! I
Good whiskv at S1.50 per gallon, oth
er brands at 1 .75, s?.200 s.25 arid $3.50.
Extra line imported whisky and brandy,
Gin, Port Winc.Cherry and all kinds of
imported wines. New stock of goods
all through. California Cigars, Dublin
.Stout, London Cream Ale. Gentlemen
now is tlie time to save your money.
Remember the place, one door east of
tho Post Oiliee. Milwaukee Lager.
MeGiriRK & Co.
LE galTx on CES.
Prof
posals for Forage.
CLOT II IN Q.
For a c!icm; suit of Clothes call on
WM. MAU2LMAXS.
Mr. Geo. A. Creamer, a gentleman
living near the Byehart family, and we
believe a justice of the peace there, de
sires the Herald to make a correction
from the apparent statement of -the
commissioners, that he charged lSfor
three trips to visit Byharls. The facts
are that the bill was not itemized, and
that the charge covered C trips to
Plattsmouth and 3 to Louisville. He
was obliged to go to the Byhart house
two or three times each day; he fur
nished 4 bushels of fresh limo and 3
worth of xrood bedding. All this was
included in the one charge of $18.00, be
sides he went to Louisville for nurses
on Sunday. With tlie exception of two
times he had to take a team on each of
these trips. He thinks that $18 would
not pay for his time at day wages, let
alonu tlie things he furnished or the
use of tho team, and if his statement is
correct it would not.
MONEY TO LOAN.
Loans on improved Beal Estate can
be secured on reasonable terms by ap
plying to Pollock & Beardsly,
17tf Plattsmoutli Neb.
The Hiyltest Price Paid fur G'jod
SPECIMENS OF FiiUIT !
of all kinds, at my
FRUIT ROOM,
on Main Street, to le kept on exhibi
tion for tlie inspection of those who
wish to plant the best kind of fruit.
Also specimens of vegetabes and grain
wanted.
I am soliciting orders far all kinds
of fruit tres and plants, from apple
trees to strawberry plants, ornamental
trees, shrubbery, llowers, seeds, &c.
I have a room full of pictures, and
wWi to show all the kinds of fruit
tlxvt grow and. bear well in this vi
cinity. W. S. West,
Plattsmouth, Neb., Sept. 1S73.
FAIR NOTES AND S(JUIRS.
Sam Thomas was around at the Fair
as usual, and had the nicest cattle.
Wolf & Porter were the best fellows
on hogs. We always thought Wolves
were after sheep and we supposed Por
ter madefolks fat, but this proves dif
ferently. A. P. Martin, our new harness man
got away with a "first."
P. Merges had that big boot out there.
It swallowed all the rest.
Leonard made tho finest Photograph
ic display.
Frank Stadter scooped 'em out on
Oil Painting. His portrait of Dr. Liv
ingston was very lino and much admir
ed. Billy Stadelman is heavy on old coins
and things.
The Johnson Organ played 'cm all
out and took a "double first."
Dr. McCrea by his hoivycd proceed
ings coaxed a first out of the Com.
Mrs. Walker made the best jelly and
Mr. Walker ap-pears to win on Pears.
There's a pair of "firsts" in the family.
Hesser just filled one side of the
house nearly, as usual, and got away
with several red cards.
Azrq Smith had stacks of Cottage
Dell things and hilled his pockets with
red ribbons.
The display of apples was very fine;
much better than we expected to see,
and potatoes, s.piashes, pumpkins and
all root-vegetables, were just immense.
Altogether our Exposition did not ex
pose us as badly as the Herald feared
it might at one time, but on tho con
trary it was a very good show.
For further particulars read the pre
mium list published elsewhere, which
tells the story better than the- alitor
can.
H K A IKi 'A KTKK8 DEPT. Or THE PLATTE.
Ofkicf. C. Q. M., Omaha. N f.i:.. Sept. is. Is75
SEALED PROPOSALS, in triplicate, will be
received at this oflice. until 11 o'clock :i. m.
Wednesday. October l,V7., at which place and
time t hey ill be opened in t in? pm'sein.-e of the
bidders, "for tlie delivery in new gunny and bar
lap sacks, at Omaha Depot. Nebraska, in U:m
tiiies as required dunm; second t;i!.'iier6rl lise;.i
ye ir eiuiin:; .I'Uie.'io, lST'i, of two 11.1111011(2,0011.
u mi pounds of corn ami one million 1 1,1100. (mi)
pounds of oats. Proposals for a less quantity
vv ill be received.
Each bid to be considered should be guaran
teed by two responsible jiai'M-s, nut bidders,
that tlicy will become bondsmen 0:1 award of
contract
The propos lis tii'ust he In triplicate and be
made separately for Corn and for Oats. an. I
tttoti: iht cn ii j n an tehiclt it, it j.o jji.cd t" d iivr.
Preference Vi;l be given u articles ol domes
tic product ; n.
Bids should te endorsed on envelope 'Rids
for Fora-'e.'
The contracts will be Pt with the proviso that
the quantities contracted for may be inere:;el
or reducf-il i.ne-l bird by the Cliief iJuartenuas
teroi 11, e Department "at any lime pending full
delivery.
The riaht to riert any or all hi Is N reserve;!.
Think bids furnished and full conditions made
known on application io this ofce.
ALhXJ.PFKRY.
.;e,3 Deputy Q. M. Oeni ii.l.
Probate Notice.
In the math r t:f the estate of Ju'ivi IF. LU'ii.g-
sbta, utetircd:
Notice i., hoicby given that the creditors and
all persons inicn s.c.l in the linal settlement of
said est ah1, will meet the administrator of said
e.-tate before. ?i:c. Probate Judge of Cas coun
t v ,NebiasKa. '.t Hit? Probalf Court in said coun
ty, on t ii-' s! ,1 day of October, A . i '. la.'O, at 10
o'clock a . m.
Witness 11. y hand and otV-oiai Seal
1 r 1 tlus i.ie L.si itay 01 iej 1. .. 11. i.j.
J. III- l.-t I is. V
1'iuiiate .) udge.
Notice.
de-
Noti e is hereby given that the followin
scribed goods to-v. it :
1 Barrel Whisky, Stamp No. B f7..V
1 " ' " " v.,s.i4.
1 " " " " A 6."o.:i.s:.
1 ' " " " D -hit. o n;.
1 " Brandy " " B r,x:v-j.
all ge.aged for INn b o;; Bros.. Milwaukee. Wls
cnu'vin. wore st-i' d ly mo August i;.-lh. ls,.'. at
Pl.-.tt -uiat.t Ii. Cass county. Nebraska, by virtue
of (lie piiivtsions of section 32'.'. 34V), nnd
IStaS. Revised S; atutes of the t utted States, and
va ere s-i:d (ri the following grounds, to-wit :
1st. That the tax 011 the same nas not been
paid.
jd. That It was rein ivo.'. irom the distillery
in v'obiijnn of law and m fiau-1 of the revenue.
;jd. That it was removed Willi intent to de
fraud tin? I idled Mates of the tax thereon.
4!h. I'liat it was falsely and therefore not
properly stamp"-,!, mat K-'d'and br-tte.led.
Also two barrels of S hiskey.no stamp, ei.ed
by 111c at same time and place", n the grounds of
having no .stamp thereon, as rei(.u'ned by law.
Any and all persons el. inniii-' any of the above
and biie-'iiin iroo,1s so seieo as aloreaid are
required to appear at the oiliee of the Collector
ol Internal lievcinif for tins district of Nebras
ka, at Ncoiaska C:tv, Otoe county, Nebraska,
on the 7ih day T October, A. 1. ls7r. at 10
o 'flock a. m.,aiid make f ueh claim or said goods
will be sold according to law.
,. in trstimon v v.he.eof 1 have liereun-
to set my band tiiisth day of Au
gust, A. D. 1 i 1 .
C. W. SEYMOFli.
Deputy Coll. of Int. Rev. Div.2d Dist.
of Nebraska. -'it i
k ! K F. I.LU A It F.. 7 I rT.
REAL l.s't'ATK and T; Paying Agents. No
t i ies Putdje, File and Utc insui.vliee Ageuts,
1 'la 1 1. si no nth, Nebraska.
it. It. IJVIISTOV
PHYSICIAN & SCROKOX. tenders his pro
fessional services to 1 lie citi.cus of Cass county.
Residence southeast corner Mxlti and Oak sis. ;
oihce on Main street, two doors west of Sixth,
Platismoath. Ncbraskn.
OKO. S. SMITH. K. 11. W1MUIAM.
ATTORN FYS AT LAW and Real F.sfitp Rrr
Kers. Special attention given to Collection,
and all matters aliictoi the title to real fM:it."
!bee on vd tloor, over Post OIkce, Plattsnioutli,
Nebraska. 'i.
JI'MTK'K OF THE rKACI-
Oflice on Main street. I'!.'ttmouth. Neb., two
doois cast ofllKKLl o!':ice. Business hours
from a. m. to s p. m. All county business iimi
:Ily transacted before a Justice of the l'eac
will bo attended to. Alu general collector of
debts. L.yll J. W. IIaism.
DR. SCHILDKNECHT.
Eclectic & Homeopathic
Physician.
t-f.Oilicp and Residence corner Sixth and Viu
.streets, Plattsnioutli. Neb. Calis attended at
all hours. 4oyl.
Obstacles to Marriage-
lSnpi.v Iteliff for Vonns .Urn from the
effects of Errors and Abuses in euriT life. Mhii
liood restored. Impediment to Marnaire, re
moveii. New method of treatment. New and
remarkable remedies. Rooks and Circulars sent
free, in sealed envelopes. Address HOWARD
ASSOCIATION. 41: N, Ninth St.. Philadelphia.
Pa. an Institution having a high reputation (or
honorable conduct and profwsMoual skid. uvl
s iih: o zip ,
JOHN WAYMAN,
PLATTSMOUTH,
NEE.
Repairer c;f Steam Rugbies, Rollers, Saw and
Crist Mills.
Gas and Steam Fittings,
Wrought Iron Pipe, Force and lift pumps, steam
Ullages, Sa'etv valve lovernors, and all
kindsof 1 trass Fngine Fittings re
paired on short notice.
' A It 31 M A V- l I INi K K Y.
repair?d on short notice.
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-A.JD.
iicduccd Hates for Lumber
Clear the Track for our
Spring Trade.
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Special Election Notice.
Notice is hereby given, that on
Tufsday, Ortober 1'ZtU.
at the usual pl.ici s f hohlin;: elections in the
various preein-is "C k''ass County, Nebraska,
an eb'-tion will bi held for the purpose of sub
mitting the following proposition, to-wit :
"Sliaii the County Seat of Cass County be relocated.-'
I he form in which tnid proposition shall be
taken, shall be by ballot, on each ..f which shall
be wni ten or printed the vvuds :
"For U)'-lo alion of County Sent, at ,"or
"A'-rainst Re-loeatioti of County Seat."
'1 he ,) ud-'os and Clerks of tin- regular (.lec
tion wni receive the ballots n Re-location of
Couutv Seat and deposit them in a separate
ballot "box. hep: lor that purpose ; they shall be
counted and returned the' same as ballots in
(it-ru ral Liec! ions.
Also, by proclaim!' io'l of the Uovernorof Ne
braska, an election for m-mber of the Legis
lature in the Fourth 1 i strict, to fill the place of
Honrdiditi Hrown. resiimed.
Which lection v ill ! opened at o'clock a.
1:1. and wiil combine open unto 6 o'clock p. m.
.f t lie same day. Ry order -f the County C0111-mis.-io!iers,
this '-'3d i'ay of August, l-T..
CP. Mi HIRE,
Co. Clerk.
Election Notice.
Notice is hereby given that on
Tuesday. Oetoo-cr 14th. 1H75.
at the usual places of holding elections in the
varioas pre ir-ets of Cass County. Net-r.-iska. an
cdt eipja will be held. lor the pui'ioae ol ele-ct-i.ig
1 hri-e Juiiges of the Supreme Court,
Six Regents of the I niversitv.
One Judge for the Second Juuiciat District.
One Prosecuting Attorney for the second Ju
dicial 1 'istlict.
One 'omit y Clerk.
One County Treasurer,
)ne Count y Judge,
One Protiato Judge,
ti.e ShtriJ,
0;ie County Comiiilssio.e.CT, Second or Middle
Di-tiict,
tne County ta:erhiteudeut Public Instruc
tion. ne Coroner.
inie County Surveyor,
tine Assessor.
Two Ju.siices of the Peace in each precinct,
Two C'oi:s;Ules in each precinct.
one Supervisor in each Road Distiict,
Three Judge id Rleeiion 01 each precinct.
TwoCleiksoi Ficciioii in each precinct.
Also the new Constitution will be submit ted
t the x-op! at the same time, for adopt ion or
rejection, mm! there shall be separately sub
mitted, at t he same time, for adoption or re
jection, the ind peii'b-ut artii-le rd:tiii!g t
"'Seat )f ovi-riine-iii"'. and the independent
artr.ie "allowing eii clors lo express iln ii pref
erence for Ci.di-.l Mates Senator" ; vvhicli said
ballots shall be of the following form :
"For the New CousTitution."
"Against the New f' .i,titui ion."
"For the article- relating to Seat of Govern
ment" "Against the article relattr.g to the Seat of
Government.'"
"For the article allowing electors to express
their preference for Cnile.t Stait s Srnaloi s."
"Against the art'.c'..' a'ilo.vinir electors to ex
press trii-ir pi-teri'ii :e I t Cnued Stales Sena
tors." Which election will b? .pened at 8 o'clock, a.
Til., and w ill coat tntic opeii u 11 til six o'coek, j.
In . of the same dj.
I-y order -f th.- Coeniv fomtnLssioners, this
Cth duv o Septv-rabe r i-'7V
-n ' X. P. M'Xrd:. Vo. Clerk.
1L A. WATER3IAX & SOX
Will sen
Frame launher. f nil kinds al 9'ZO per in.
Fir?t quality of Fi'itcinir, !iO. "
?4jontl " 17.
F-lrnt " u Hoard, 20.
Heron d " 17.
Star "A" W?ilngles, S3.50 per M.
Sn. 1 shlnjtlr. i.50. "
Otlifruriulc of Lumber equally Clieap
v it? Ooors, Ma-li lillnd. A. c A c.
See other ad. on outsiile.
STKEiCSIlT k MILLER,
Harness rrianufacturers,
8 A I) DLLS
RRIDLES,
COLLARS.
and all kinds of harness btock, constantly on
Fruit Confectionery,
AND
Grocery Store
NL'TS,
CANDIES,
TEAS,
SUGARS,
COFFEES,
TOBACCOES,
FLOUR.
&e.
Remember the place, oppo ite E. G. Dovey's
on Lower Main Street.
s!l-l y STllEIOUT MILLER.
NEW
LIVERY, FEED, AND SALE
STABLE !
AN OLD STAND, BUT A NEW MAN.
iStUY ROWLAND.
ALv)
General Blacksmithing.
tarrln;e, irn mi'! AVafvr
tepiilr-)! on Nlmn Awtl.
AI.Si)
Ami all oiiu r Iron work pron;ptly ntteo'1
cd tb ) ht.iper ttoi'i tin? cheapest, for cU
isy the itiiileisism "1.
11. How LAND.
SlifP noil h west or. ol V, j:.e m.SuHi kW
PLATTS.MOCM1, NO.
Wm. Gramberg's
LUMBER' YARD,
Fx att mouth, Nf.h., Op. Platte VjU'ey House.
On hand all kinds of
LUMliEli, DOORS. SASIL RLINDS,
SHINGLES, LATHS.
A I.SO
MouldimgS,
BUILDING PAPER,
CEMENT, LI3IE,
Plaster Paris, etc.
AT LOWEST MARKED RATES.
13m3 Call and Examine.
A. W. WHITE,
He- ;;
1
-READ
Dealer in
'GROCERIES,
Main st., bet. 5th and Clli.,
PLATTSMOUTH,
NFR.
Highest Price Paid for Coun
try Produce.
CASH PAID FOR HIDES.
1
GEO. SHAFER'S
w,w m a m
AND
BLACKSMITH S1L0L
FOR
HORSESHOEING,
Mendini; and Repairing !
ALL Kiyns OF FAUX IM I'LKM EXTS
Mended and Fixed.
INew Wagons for S90,
Hustles and Ligfbt lVnsoim on Iinnd.
and for ale all Die time.
c u 1: .-t ? j1 o it cm s ji.
Nvi'iT Wagons made to order. Rales reasonable
and work guaranteed.
On Washington Ave.. I PLATTSMOUTH.
4oyi near 7tli M., f NER.
WILLIAM HEROLD
Keeps ono of tlio
Largest Stocks
or
GEOCEPiIES
IN TOWN.
4(yl
pitm-min'on nF
PALACE BILLIARD HALL.
(Main St., under First Nat. Rank.)
PLArrsMot'TH, ... ,a:Ei.
JIV liAJt IS .St TI'LIKD WITU THE
BEST WINES, LIQUORS,
BEER, ETC
ETC,
40 vl
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The piutnership of O. M. Stroiglit and W. D.
Jones, being tliis day dissolved
Dr. W. I). JONES,
will open a new Liverv, Feed, ami Sale Stable,
at the old HI ATT RAitN, on Main Street,
Just e.usi of John Shannon's well known
Stable, PlaUsmouth, Neb.
Iloitse?, llHjjxie; A Carrlageis,
to let at ail times, at leasonable rates.
HOUSES liOAUDED UV THE DAY, WEEK,
Oii MOXTH.
Particular attention paid to li i . ing and trahi
iii'jr Horses. 1 lav m a' I t he appliances 1 shall
make ;i jiarticular feature of niv business the
driving and handling of TROTTING t.'1'ocK..
; f-Rcing well known all over the county, no
further chin music ;s necessary. 1 cordially in
vite ait my friends to call and see me, ami they
will receive a hearty welcome. Respectfully,
8:n3
W. D. JONES.
DICK STREIGHT'S
X-j AZ "V" ZED IR "Y ,
Feed and Sale Stables.
Coi ner oth and I'eail Sts.
HORSKS liftKIKl 1?Y TIIH
U.4.Y, WK11K, Oil MOrTSI.
HORSES DOUGHT,
SOLD OR TRADED,
For a Fair Commission.
TEA3IS AT ALL HOURS.
Particular attention paid to
Driving and Training
Will also have for service during the season the
CKLKItltATEU HOitSES :
X OR MAN A TALARAX,
Known as the
W.D.JOXKS HOItSFH.
jFor particulars, see LRU or posters. Cyl
rv-.r- tiif. t;iii: T :.i rsi:
IIU3LX MISERY.
Jiwt Ji(.Mi'jit"f, In aSuih-d Enr. Inie, prh e C ct
A Lecture on the Na'ure. Treatment, and
Radical cure of Seminal Weakness, or Sncrma-
torrho'ii. induced by Self-AbU"e. Iiinniiiituiy
Fniissions. lmpotei;'cy, Ncrvotis Debility. anJ
Im; cdimeiits to nnnr.ii"' generally : Consump
tion. i:pi!epsey. and Fits ; 'M-tdal iilld I'liysn il
In'-;.p.ici!v. aL.-. Ry Rol'.ERT J. ClA l-.R-Wl-
I.E. M. D.. author of the -Green Rook." e.
The world -lenow neii am Lor. in this admira
ble Lecture, clearly proves from bis own exper
ience that t he aw f u! conveniences of Self - A buse
may be efiivtuai'v removed without medicine,
and without dangerous surgical operation, bou
gies, instruments, rings, or cordials; pointing
out a mode of cure at once certain and etfeel ual
bvv.lii.'h every sutb-rer, no 111 dter what l is
condition may i.e. may cure lumseif cheaply.
privately, and radically.
iirThi Lecture v ill jiroorc a wu t Vmun
n.miM ft Mil ItliiliXiltiflH.
Sent under seal, in plain enve'ope. to nny ad
dress, post-paid, on receipt of six cents or two
post stamps.
Address the Publishers,
SI AN. J. V. HJAXi: A. FO-
10-4.ly y 1J7 Rowery, N. V. ; P. O. box, l .sil
OMAHA ADS.
Grand Central Hotel.
Lurest and finest lintel I etween Chicatro and
San Francisco. Geo. 1 lira!!, proprietor, Omaha.
WEEPING WATER ADS.
1 i
Fleming & Race,
DEALERS IN
GROCERIES,
UAJS.
CAPS,
hoots,
SHOES,
AND NOTIONS.
And Farmerm'SnppIit'K ;-neraUy.
Our Goods are all Xew,
and v.e w 11 them CHEAP.
THY US ONCE, AND SEE!
(40yl) WEEPING WATER, NED.
CEDAR CREEK ADS.
I1KAI.F-KH IS
E.G.DOYEY'S
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC I
Having made up my mind seTcral ynvrs ugt
RETIRE FRofvl BUSINESS
about the cud of
THE YEAR 1875,
and being still of Ihr same "mind, I tak UA
method of informing the pubUe llial 1
am .selling out my
ENTIRE STOCK OF GOODS I
AT COST.
and sit all continue doing so t hnnigti tLts foul
or uui d Hi"
Is disposed of.
Din In.; that thue I Intend t
Sell (ioods for Cash,
Lower than anv other house can do nnd sustain
themselves. My stock consists ol
GROCERIES,
DRY GOODS,
HA TS tt CA PH,
BOOTS i& SHOES.
WALL PAPER,
CARPETS,
AC, d-C, dC.
Tho whole st-ck vrlll be iiold at
F3 xv 4 4 -v xrr mr r
uiiuiiiri idv
J5
S
until it Is
ALL SOLD OUT.
My object is not lo
but to
GET out of BU3INESS.-
Givo me a call and sec fwr youraelf.
611 E. (i. R0VEY.
LOUISVILLE ADS.
1)11. J. M. VA TI.IDIASi,
Physio Medical Practitioner.
iAMixrUlr., Cohh Co., Xttt.
I f'-AIways at the otliee on Saturdays. yl
B10RR0V BROS.'
BLACKSMITH
AND
Machine Shop.
At I). L. Morrow's old stand.
Seventh St, & Chicago' Avo
We aie prepared to do a general business la
HORSE-SHOEING,
And Ilepniiloff nil Kind or !Vtn-hin
cry. Much Header's. Mowfi'H,
Tli re-.li i n;; IIacIiIiicm,
Plows, Ar., Ac.
IDIE&IESSIXsrG-
MILL PICKS,
'and all
Iron & Steel Work a Specialty.
To Old tr.
l-LTAll Work Warrant, d t iiv Hal
isfw.tion or M-ny Refun lsd.
CARPENTER WORK I
W. L. Tucker,
has removed to lie building opposite Mxlh
f s Ibir'l ware ,,,,..,( m it ii Street, pet. Mai.,
and Vine.) YS hero in addition to other work,
he will give peci:J atl on! ion to
REPAIRING FURNITURE,
MAKIXti Vl:i VUE 1- HAULS, AC.
Abo A"'-nt f).r t - COMMON SENSE, IROX-
lNi TA I'.I.I : -i,--of which 1 havtt a
liumlit r i i hand ; etui
and see theju.
Cu reful Work aiul Prompt Attrt-Iran
re to Cat's.
40-ly WM. L. TUCKER.
"MIKE SCmiELLBACHER,
BLACKSMiTI
if
lioitsi: SII0LINU
WAGON REPAIRING
All kinJs of
FARM II PLEMtN
mended
A'cutly d- Promptly
GliOirZZMI, illorsc, 31nle & OxShocin?.-
HOOTS, SHOES, AXIt GUOL'El.lES,
Cf every kind. at the lo'.vrst possible rates. Also
DEALERS IN GflAIN.
For w'deh the highest CASH prices fr p:iid.
Hides ana pro.iai-)- of ail kinds bought at
Reasonable rates.
I-lEi:LIt:it-STATIX iC-dar Creek.)
4eyi CAS CO., XLBUASJCA.
! In short, we'll s'.o anything tliat 1.;.
j four feet, frnt ivZehra to a Girail'e.
( oiiie .".nil see rj.
JSTEW SHOP.
on l i t h St., between Main and Vine Stree? .
bisf :v-ros liiet'oiu .T f'otu the k.vv liLV'
oifi, ITS
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