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THE HERALD.
OFt'M'I AL. IIIKi:TOKY.
rONCUKSSHiNA L.
Sf.NATOrs-A. S. Paddock, Beatrice ; P. W.
Hitchcock. Omaha.
Kki-kkkksiatuk-I.. Crounse. Ft. CallMiiin.
ST ATK.
kVKUNOit -Silas Garbrr. Lincoln.
E-witKT.vKV Bruno Tzschuck. Lincoln.
TitKAJti ttKii r. G. McKride. Li matin.
Aritnon .1. 15. Weston. Lincoln.
ATTnitsKV Cenekai--G. H. Roberts, I. in-
suit, la iii.i'j IxsTKrmox J. M. MfKcn
zie, Lincoln.
LEGISLATIVE.
Sr.N ati.r, -"tli Distkict Sain. M. Chapman,
I'b'ittsviouth.
KM'lir.sKNTATlVKS. 2." til D'sTniiT Juo. V.
Barnes, Plattsmouth ; Jno. K1111.11, Greenwood.
JUDICIAL.
Sitkemk .Ii-hoks Geo. 1".. Lak. Omaha :
lunil Gantt, Brownville; fcaniuel Maxwell,
Kri-iHout.
corxTY.
CMtK-C. I. Moore. PlatNniotith.
T KK.vsr u kk .1 . ( '. Cuvumiux. ri.ittsmoutu.
SllKlllKK M. It. Cutler, I'l.lttNinolltll.
Com i is-sit k.hs K. G. Dovcv. Plattsmouth ;
YY. It. Arnold, Greenwood ; K. S. Ramsey,
Ixmitville.
Co lots Kit R. F. Reed. Rock Illult.s.
CITY.
Mayoi--R. It. Livingston.
TKKAiUr.KR Win. W inurstein.
Ci.wik'-W. F. I'.ennctt.
:! N-ru.MKN, 1st Waki J. Fcpiterberjf.
Neville.
(iilMil,MKN,2(lVAUI-r. I.. Wise, J. .
Yim luirli.
Cm il.mex, 3i "Waril Win. I- Wells, K.
IonncllV.
I'm 5i ilmtx, 4th Vaim F. U. Gutlimaii, J.
Hi-finer.
MEKTIMJ OF HAYES & WHEELFU
CLL'n.
. B. & M. R. R. Time Table.
Curni-tfd Sunday, January ZOtfi, 1ST6.
CMC OMAHA FROM I'LATTSM Ol'TII.
Uxivcs 5 :"-' a. in. Arrives 8 a. in.
- 1 -an p. in. " 3 : I- "
FlUlM OMAHA FO It FLaTTSMOFTH.
leaves M - a. in. Arrives 10 :1i a. m.
4 srti p. m. " S :u p. m.
" (M. ni. 7 :46 ). in.
FOR THE WEST.
I.r;rves Plattsmonth :M a. in. Arrive- Liu
iIm, vi -15 p. in. ; Arrives Kearney. :00 . m.
tT. I-ouih KxruK.li Leaves nattsinouth.
m. Ai-rivc, Lincoln. 6 :40 p. in.
Kn-Jghl lcvr7 :10 a. Di. Ar. Lincoln li :25p.m.
- ll .Mi.m. " " 3 ::) a.m.
FROM TIIK WEST.
IcnvM Kenraey. 6:s. in. Leaves Lincoln,
W p. m. Arrive Flatlsinouth. 3 p. rn.
Kt. Uii-l K x piirsh leaves Lincoln, 7 :20 a.
in. Arrive rUltmnoutli. 10 :34 a. m.
V'rei;ht leave Lincoln 11 -.15 a. ni. Arrives
rUlUinoulh, 4 :W p. Hi.
l-ari Lincoln 7 :0 p. m. Arrive Flatti
sunutri, 11 :lo p. ni.
GOINU EAST.
Errca. ( 40 . m.
ta.uMrn(tr. (traiu each day) 3 : p. m.
Vlt RIVAL AN D DICPARTl'KK OK I'LATTS
MOI TII MAILS.
JCASTl'llK, M'KTIIKliN A KOI Til T.HS
. , . I Ii.-part at - 5 :.m a. ni.
OMAHA VIA P.. Si M.
Arrive fct 10 :.T0 a. ni. Depart at - 2 :13 p. ni.
WKSTKKN VIA II. A. M.
Arrlvu nt - S :15 l. m. D. part at - 9 :M a. in.
Karn.Sli WATF.lt.
Arrive at 12 :00 m. Ix part at - 2 :V p. ni.
IK II li I;;,I FKSA I NION MILLS.
Arrive at Vi :tw in. Hep.irt at - 1 :00 p. in.
J. W. MA LSI I ALL. I'. M.
LOCAL XEWS
J. Cil-soii Ks-., takes a C'.i:ni);iigii
1 1 UK A LI.
A few City orlcn for !('.
Look in :it t lie only Dry (loods House
in town now, Solomon & Nathan.
A noou ri.-iuo to trade fora twain At If f.kai.d
timet:.
Mr. Ileoclier lectures for I'.aylies mer
cantile College this fall, at $500 icr
I.oture.
At Court Hoiie on Sainrl.iy Evening
Ar.g-ust ."th.
1Z. (1. Dovey was called to the chair
ami MacMurphy elected sec'y.
Moved and seconded that a commit
tee of three he ajpo;nted to sec about
a 1 1 all. Carried.
Jos. Johnson, W. L.. Tucker, and Dor
rington were apiointel ;is such com.
Gen. Cunningham reports on flag, 10
raised.
Com. on flag instructed to send for
ting.
Com. on music to have further time.
Sec'y requested to have roll signed by
all those claiming membership.
Sheriff Cutler authorized to employ
a janitor for hall, wherever the club
may decide to hold meetings.
Adjourned to meet two weeks from
to-night. J. A. MAcXIniniv,
Sec'y pro tern.
Alf Harnett is coming here again lie
fore long, with a new toupe. So says
Mr. Murphy.
FOR SALE.
A SfCrtinl liaml Victor Sewiirr Maolimi. war
ranted in -;o"l runiiinn order. J "nee ?'-'".
Alsoaneiv Wilson Sew 1114 Machine. 1'i'iee S
Inquire at tin: 11 F.KAI.D olliee. 4ii-tf
A now lut of s;i'.M-is at lK'rp;o."i!ior sl-ire, for
S5 mil".
Candidates are getting thicker than
blackberries in this county. Next
week we shall give a list.
A fine full blooded Iloudan cck for
sale. Also, one or two cockerels' of the
Kline breed. Apply at
IIkkalu Office.
K. I'arniele has some hamlsome new
buggies and carriages for sale or to let.
Also .1 car load of horses for sale.
FA JIM E IIS ATTFXTIOX!
Julius Pepperberg. Cigar Manufac
turer, on Main St., l'l.tttsinoutli. Neb.
Cigar Clippings of Spanish and Ameri
can Tobaecoes for smoking purposes.
For Sale. 1 Jest qualities of plug-smoking
tobacco always on hand. 20-tf.
The IIf.kali is indebted to Cap.
r.ennett, Mr. Holdrege, Sam Chapman,
and others, for a nice mess of prairie
ch ickciis.
A lianiNoiue pinnofor vile rliuap, or to let
Inquire at the llnt.M.K ofiice.
Among the new State papers we re
ceive this week are The I'royress, Dem.,
West I'oint; Netr.t, Hep., Crete; Eayle,
Dem Dakota.
l'lense get Dr. Chapman's terms and
prices on Organs and I'ianos.
There will be a Lecture liere on
Monday Evening, the 14th, by Prof.
Schults, on thn .Mysteries of Mormon
isin. Wheu!!!
Maniif.ietiiria and repairing che.ipiT than
the cheapest, and of the lel 111. aerial and work
at Men; iho store.
Miss Ella Crocker arrived from Chi
cago last Tuesday to make a short vis
it to her friends and relations in Pl.-ttts
mouth. All will be glad to see her.
Dr. Chapman is agent for the great
Smith American Orcran. ami eaii do
better in Organs or Phuios, than any
one in the countv can or will do.
KMIOt.
We learn that Schnasse & Gram berg
have rented the store in Fitzgerald's
Hloi-k next to the Hank and will open
with a new stock of goods about Sep-
lt.
JiEST IN THE WOIi LP.
11. Sanser. Kurt, and Ilanan & UeddisVs
Loots and shoe at Merj;es' dio store.
yir. Fitzgerald has the grading for
the new depot grounds, and commenc
es to-day. We believe all ptrties mean
business now, ant that l'lattsmouth is
going to take a new start.
Mike Murphy and family have just
returned from a visit east. Mike is
getting fatter every day.
Jos. Huttery has some very fine fruit
on display at his drug store, raised
about here. Shannon, Leasley, Moore,
Charley Illack, and Huttery himself,
are represented in the display.
ATTENTION 1 TEACH EUS !
Wf.i-.imxg Watf.k, Aug. 1st, 1S7C.
There will be no examination of
Teachers at my oiiice the Lust Friday
ami Saturday of August, nor at Platts
mouth the first Friday and Saturday of
September. I hope all the Teachers
wiil be at the Normal Institute at
Peru, commencing August 15th, and
continuing three weeks.
10 .Jt G. H. CKltTEN, Co. Sup't.
AVe hear that Mr. Schnasse and Mr.
Gramberg arc going into business to
gether. We hope it is so.
I am constantly in receipt of fresh
Candies, Nuts, Fruits, Canned Fruits,
Salmon, Sardines, fcc, at the P. O. News
Dr pot. J. 1. Yorxci.
We wonder w here all our granger
friends are that resoluted they would
not support men for office who asked
for it ; that the oflice must seek the man
and not the man the office. All the
fellows we have seen, however, say
their friends( ?) insist on their running,
they don't want it, &c run lxys run.
Solomon & Nathan are getiag ready
for a big fall trade.
NOTICE.
Those w ho are indebted to me are
hereby notified to call and settle with
ine soon as convenient after harvest, j
for I must pa- my creditors, and you j
will much oblige Your sincere friend
it Eight Mile Grove.
August 1st, 17;.
Yi--Z A. I. Hoot, M. D.
County Correspondence.
Glespale, Xf.b., (
July .'Jlst, 1877. J
Va). Herald -Not having seen any
thing in your columns from this place
for some time, I drop a few lines toen
lighten you on Glendale matters. The
first and principal item for which Glen
dale is noted, is her school, of w hich
she may justly boast. Two years ago
the district was oyer two hundred dol
lars in debt, yet besides paying out
Syis.OO for teachers the district i3 now
out of debt and has live hundred dol
lars in the treasury. 01 scholar's are
ennumerated, yet it is a fact to be re
gretted that but little over half that
number regularly attend school.
The school last winter was ably con
ducted by J. G. Polk, Esq., undoubted
ly one of the most successful teachers
in the State; to him, not only as a teach
er, but as an active member of the board
is the Glendale school largely indebted
for its present prosperity. The sum
mer term (just closed) was taught by
Mr. W. C. Showaltcr, to the satisfaction
of all concerned. Mr. S. is peculiarly
fitted for tha position of teacher, and
it is to be hoped the district may be
able to secure his services for the win
ter term.
Politics are rather lively considering
the fact that this is only the beginning.
The "sham reformers" already begin to
look despondent.
The farmers are done harvesting.
Wheat about half a crop. Harley fair.
Corn good. Oats almost worthless.
Yours C. .S.
Nearly or quite two years ago Stieight
& Jones, livery men. then in partner
ship here, lost a horse by the hands of
1 m.Mi called Dr. Roberts. Neither man
nor horse were heard from until last
week, when Dick Stieight spotted him
at Omaha, and had him arrested and
brought down here. Roberts claims
he had to cross the Platte and sent the
horse home by another man. Dick wants
to see that other man or have Robert?
produce the horse, and wo guess he'll
have to do it or go to prison.
Justice may be slow but she's sure.
in this county on horse thieves. Rr
member that boys, when you fasten
on to one end of a halter with a horse
it the other.
FROM WEEPING WATER AND
VICINITY,
July 31st, 187C.
Mil Eoitok. Since our last we have
visited the country west of Weeping
Water, and found, the farmers busily
engaged in harvesting their grain. The
majority of them will complete it this
week. Small grain in this part of the
countv is rather light. The average
yield of wheat will not be more than
ten bushels per acre. Farmers are
somewhat discouraged; but they ought
not to be when the beautiful fields of
dark, green corn promise to them such
a bountiful reward for their summers
toil. There are some of the finest
farms iu this section of the county that
we have ever beheld since our stay in
Nebraska. Fai niers who have been on
their land only a few years, have it or
namented with large cotton wood groves
while orchards are almost wholly want
ing, but we arc certain thej will have
them as soon as possible; because they
are a set of stirring men.
IX TOWX,
business is dull, merchants occupying
the long monotonous hours by loung
ing on goods boxes, and spinning a few
long yarns, all are hoping soon to see
business revive.
AH THE HEAT,
mercury ranging between SO and !0 in
the shade. Heavy showers of rain
quite frequent ; but after the showers
old Sol shines out as hot a.i ever.
Notwithstanding the heat and rain
we have stopping with us a gentleman
from California, who brings with him
good reports concerning the crops of
that State. Wheat there i threshed
and being shipped to Europe. Pr'n-e 70
cents per bnhel. The gentleman. Mr.
Uuson. says if a man has a farm in Ne
braska, or if he is only making a good
living here by working out by the
month, ho would advise him to remain
here. Either a very high opinion of
Nebraska or a very low one of Califor
nia. Hkfxo.
Friend Dovey is coming out on Wag
ons this wtfsk.
KEMOYAI-
We omitted last week to speak of i
Judge Sprague's removal to Ashland.
Mr. Sprague has been the law partner
of Hon. Sain Chapman for two years
and removes to his old home in Ash
land on account of owning property
there and other business relations. We
are sorry to lose the Judge. He is a
good citizen and lawyer, and Flatts
tnoutli can ill afford to lose such, but
we suppose he must look after his own
interests just as the Herald or any
one else does. Success to him any way
wherever he goes.
If you want a wagon, you know
where to get one now At Dovey's.
Uuy the "Cherry Sweet," "Our Fritz,"
"Seal of North Carolina." and "Three
Rlack Crows," Smoking Tobacco, at the.
P. O. News Depot,
brands in stock.
Also other good
READ ONE, READ ALL,
If you want good No. 1 Osage Orange
and Honey Locust Hedge plants. Sec,
this fall, try Hrookhart Rros., Weep
ing Water, Cass county, Neb.
18-2t
The Smith American Organ is en
dorsed by the best musicians and is un
excelled. PRESCOTT & 1IIEE,
Ceu'l ag'ts. Columbus, Neb.
Dr. Chafmax,
Ag't. for Plattsmouth.
TO SELL OR TO LEASE
the IIekald office. The present edi
tor having had six years of severe men
tal work, needs a rest, and will sell this
o.'Ice or lease the same for one year on
suitable terms to responsible parties.
Will uever tie undersold in 'I'.l.tlity and price
f boot" a?!d !i '. M t -. 1 1 f ;i t-1 :n :r. :;nd p-jcir-hj
::t M !ioe :.:--.
Amendments to the constitution of
the
riOXEF.KS ASS'X OF CASS COUNTY.
Moved and carried that section 12 of
the Constitution and section 8 of the
Hy-Laws be so amended as to read by
Ci) two thirds vote of the members
present at any regular or adjourned
meeting, provided, tint all r.mendmenls
offered shall lie over for at lenst one
rn eeting.
Also, that a Com. of three W. appoint
ed to revise the Constitution and Hy
Laws and report at the next regular
tlK't'l!!. "i'Mt.
PRO RATA.
This subject has nad some little at
tention bestowed on it ; but its impor
tance and the justice of the case de
mand much more from every citizen of
Nebraska.
In tne "act of Congress" approved
July 1st, l$2, the 1-ith section places
the power of making connections with
the U. P. 11. R. main line, "At such pla
ces and upon such just and equitable
terms as the President of the U.S. may
prescribe."
Now it is a notorious fact that if a
farmer of Cass county ships a car load
of produce or stock to Cheyenne or any
other point on the U. P. R. R. west of
Fort Kearney, and sends that car load
over the H. & M. It. R. to Kearney, in
the hope of its going forward to its
destination, he will be charged as much
by the U. P. R. R. from Kearney to the
point his car is billed to as though he
had shipped it from Omaha, besides
having to pay the H. & M. R. R. for the
transportation over their road. In oth
er words any Railroad south of Platte
River that has a means of connecting
with the U. P. at Kearney is practical
ly shut out of the carrying trade west
by an outrageous discrimination in fa
vor of Omaha and the U. P. R. R. The
same rule holds good as to passengers,
and the unlucky fellow who gets off
the H. & M. train at Kearney and takes
the U. P. for the west will be charged
the same fare by the U. P. as he would
have to pay from Omaha thereby mak
ing the money paid for passage on the
H. & M. a dead loss to traveler and forc
ing passengers to buy their tickets and
take their passage at Omaha. How long
will the populous South Platte coun
try submit to this enormity? How
long will they permit the markets of
the west to be shut off from them by
! this great injustice. We are proud of
j Omaha and have no word of fault to
I find with any fair means used to in-
crease its growth, but in all candor
! shall that growth continue to be at the
j expense of the whole South Platte?
I Will the residents and voters of South
j Platte tamely submit to this injustice,
; or will they move in the matter and
i compel Congress to give them relief
! from this oppressive discrimination
against them.
Iet us go to the popular branch of
: Congress with our appeal for redress
! and let the men of South Platte stir
i this matter in every caucus and in ev
j cry Grange nutil justice is granted our
. rei-:i of CouuUj.
Achievement of tlie Great
Lightning Express.
From Ocean to Ocean in 80
Hours !
WHAT IT TEACHES.
OUR CENTENNIAL YEAR.
The accomplishment of the extraor
dinary run from New York to San
Francisco in 80 hours and almost one
third of theenfrfl distance over the Ft.
Wayne tt Pennsylvania Railway, was
a most fitting fulfillment of the prom
ises made by the management of this
great line that in th One Hundredth
year of our existence as a Nation, a
railway for the completeness of its
structure, the perfection of its equip
ment, the most exact experiments for
speed, all modern improvements for
comforts and ingenious combinations
for safetv, on the face of the globe,
should be the Great Ft. Wayne & Penn
sylvania Read. How veil, and tiuly
that promise has been kept, may be
judged by the crowning triumph in the
great race against time of the Janet
v. Palmer special San Francisco Train,
which ran from New York to Chicago
in less than 21 hrs., distance 912 miles.
444 milt s between New York and Pitts
burg, was run by one lornmotire, with
out asinyle stop a feat entirely with
out precedent in the annals of railway
history, and teacher that nothing is im
possible on the Great Ft. Wayne ifc
Pennsylvania Railroad, and that it has
outstripped the progressive railway
rivals, not only of America, but the Old
World. Foreign newspaper correspon
dents, visiting our Centenial, overlook
the great Exposition and ics world of
wonders, and fill their homeward
bound letters with the advanced ideas
of the Pennsylvania &Ft. Wayne Rail
way system, and invariably and unhes
itatingly pronounce it to be the model
railway of the world, and America's
fitting representative of rational en
gineering, shrewd official observations,
and the early adoption of all ideas ad
vancing the interests of its patrons.
Pullman's New Palace Sleeping. Draw
ing Room and Hotel Cars, are run upon
all trains, and the line being miles the
shortest from Chicago to New York,
Philadelphia, Haltimore, and Washing
ton, the advantage of low fares are in
its favor. It mast borne in mind that
the Ft. Wayne & Pennsylvania trains
run direct to all the abovo cities, and
into the Centenial grounds, low fare
tickets may be purchased at the Gener
al Office 33 Clark St- Chicago, or at the
Depot, and information, by mail furnished.
HEATHS.
TowNF.K -At the residence of her father. Wm.
It. Davis. Esq.. of Seward, on the 13th inst..
Mrs. Lnev Alans Towner, eonsort of McDaiiiel
Towner. Em., of Butler County, .Neb., aged lb
years, 4 montii.t and 3 days.
See Dovey's big Wagon Ad. this week.
ATTENTION, TEACH ERS.
The Teachers' Institute for this dis
trict will be held at West Point, to
commence on Tuesday, August 1st,
187f, and continue three weeks.
It will be conducted by Prof. Thomp
son. Principal of the State Normal
School, Prof. Wightman, of Platts
mouth, I-ro f. Palmer, Editor Neb.
Teacher, Prof. Nicholson, of Peru, and
other abb teachers.
Practical teaching for the common
schools is the main work; but regular
chiss work will be carried on, under
competent instructors, not only in the
common branches in higher English,
but with special reference to the wants
of those teachers who may desire to
obtain First Grade State. Certificates,
for which an examination will beheld.
Instruction will be given in drawing
and in theory and art of teaching.
The membership fee for the term, is
only and arrangements are made
to furnish board to members at 83 per
week. It is confidently believed that
this Institute offers the best opportuni
ties at the least expense. The teachers
of Dodge county are earnestly urged
to attend.
II. G. WOLCOTT,
lSt3 Dodge Co. Supt.
PIANO FOE SALE.
A very handsome I'iano for Male ehenp fnr
cash ; or a $2nn loan wanted on the same. In
quire at the llKitAi.o 'flic- 9-tf.
TEA CHE IIS EA'A JIINA TIONS.
Notice is hereby given that I will examine all
persons who may offer themselves as candi
dates for teachers of the common schools of
lliis countv. at my otllcein the twn of Weeping
Water.on the last Friday and Saturday of each
and every month, eoniiiiencins at 10 o'clock
a. m.
Dated this Fth dav of January. A. D. 17fi.
K. CKIl'I'KX.
4:!!f Co. Sup't of I'uli. Snstruetion.
Also at the Couit House, in I'lattsinoiith. on
the first Friday and Saturday of each month.
ti. H. CKiri'KS.
Sup't,
You can save money by getting the
Smith American Organ. 12-2Ct.
A GOOD BARGAIN.
Must be Sold; 50 Lots in Plattsmouth
for S-iOO. tf It. li. WINDHAM.
SENSIBLE ADVICE.
You are asked every day throgh the
columns of newspapers and by your
Druggist to use something tor I)yspei
sia and Liver Complaint that you know
nothing about, you get discouraged
spending money with but little success.
Now to give you satisfactory proof that
G keen's AiursT Flower will cure
you of Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint
with all its effects, such as Sour Stom
ach, Sick Headache, Habitual Costive
ness, palpitation of the Heart, Heart
burn, Water brash, coming up of food
after eating, low spirits, Sec. we ask
you to go to your Druggists, Chapman
it Glas and get a Sample lit t tie of
Green'.'' AvorsT Flower for 10 cents
and try it, or a Regular Size for 75 cents,
two doses will relieve you. 52yl
Roots and shoes.
Cheap, cheaper,
Thau the cheapest,
at Tierces exclusive shoe sinre.
See why elsewhere.
Roth men and beasts are liable to
accident; a prompt remedy used at the
right time often saves weeks and
months of pain. Dr. Green's Crimean
Linament and Liver and Ague Pills
should alwavs be kept in the house.
COyl
flTCT t PT VO UAl'l'V KKUKF to Yoi'.n
AbLiJtO ji,. ti;,,n the effect" of Errois
and aliue- in enilv ote. Man
TJ0 hood restored. Impediments
to Marriaire itmoveil. New
tt-t i nrx method id tit-atmciit New
iUiVrvitlAurj ali remarkable remedies.
Rooks and circulars sent free jn sealed eiuel
ojx's. Address HOW AKI AOlTA'lTON..41J
N. Ninth St.. Philadelphia. I'a. An Institution
haviii-a hih reputation rr l!"1,,t-a!!' conduct'
i: .;: i'Mi; kjl jyiv
SPECIAL NOTICES.
.4 WELL IMPROVED FARM FOR
SALE!
A Roo.l farm of over 80 acres, with fair house,
and out-buildings, all improved, -rood W ater,
and a nice jiiove of timber. Said farm is near
Fight Mile drove, in Cass County, Neb., being
n'i of se'4 of section 1, town tl, ran; '2. For
further particulars apply to .1. C. Cummins, at
the Court House. E. E. KING.
1813 JOS IK SCOTT.
DRESSMAKING.
Mrs. F. ElsSerand Miss Nellie Short have gone
into the dressmaking business, and would be
pleased to have those m want of work in their
line to call ami seethemat the residence of Mrs.
Klster. one door west of the 1'resb terian
Church. Satisfaction guaranteed and charires
moderate. 7-tf
MONET TO LOAN.
S'Jn.ooo on 2 and r. years' time. Improved
Farms in Cass Countv taken a seeurit v.
Apply to " K. R. WINDHAM.
Att'y lit Law.
rniee over Iir. Cl';qinaii's Drug Store.
4-Jtf
LEGAL NOTICES.
Sheriffs Sale.
By virtue of an execution issued by Wm. II.
Newell County Juile. within ami forCass coun
ty. Nebraska, and to me directed. I will on the
f-Jd day of August, A. D. lsTfi. at 10 o'clock a. m.
of said day. at the stock yards of Harvey Car
pcr. on seetions:i anil 31. in town 11, range 12,
east 6 P. M. (cniniiienciii;; said sale at the Mocks
on section 30) in said County, sell at public
auction t he follow hit: roods and chattels. Eizht
(8) slacks of wheat in said (taction thirty :',
one 1 1 ) stack of wheat in said section thirty-one
GU. one ( ll stack of rye in said section tlilrty
one ca ). nine (91 stack's of oats in said section
thirty-one (311. The same beine levied upon
and taken as I he property of Harvey .and Atcness
Carper, uefeinlants ; to satisfy a judgment of
said Court, recovered by John Carrol, plaintiff.
Ml. I'leasant 1'ieeinct. Neb., Au-r. . A. l. 176
20-2t M. R. Ccti.ek, Sheriff.
Legal Notice.
STATE OF NEIUtASKA. I
Cass County, f ' '
To Hutu i t li. Joj'f, Grentina:
Yon are hereby notified that the Rurlincton
& Miktotiri KiverRail Road Company in Nebras
ka has located its road o er and upon the fol
lowing described Real Estate, owned by you.
that said real estate is taken and appropriated
by said Railroad Company lor depot, machine
shops, round house, turn tables, side tracks,
switches. &e., viz : lxt No. eleven (11) in block
one hundred and sevrnty 1 170), I'lattsmouth City
Cass County Nebraska, and you are further 110
lilied that said Raiiroad Company will, 011 Sat
urday, the l'Jth day of September, A. D., lS7tj.
at Hi o'clock a. 111., proceed to have the damages
you may sustain by the appropriation of said
Real Estate to the' use of said Rail Road C0111
panv assessed aeeordiiii; to law.
Dated July 2Tith. ls7i;,
TlIK Ill'liLlMITOX AMI MlSSofni RlVBK
.'All. RoAP COMl'ANV, Itv
T. M. MAKtjVETT.
18 4t Afty.
Legal Notice.
5TATK OF NEBRASKA. I
t ass County, t
To James 7). MiiwhnV. Urccting:
You arc hereby notified that the Rurlinjrton
and Missouri River Kail Road Company in Ne
braska, has located its r-.ad over and upon the
followini; deseriiied real estate, owned by you,
that saiil real estate is taken and appropriated
by said Rail Road Company lor depot, machine
shops, round house, turn table, side traeVs,
switches, ni', viz : It No. eleven (1 1 ) in block
one hundred and seventy-one (171), in l'lalts-
inoutli city, Cass County, .Nebraska. And you
are further notified that'said Kail Road Compa
ny, will 011 Satnnlay the nineteenth iluth) day
of September, ls7n. at in o'clock a. in. proceed
to have t lie damages you may sustain by the ap-
iuoiiriat ini; of said real estate to the use of said
iail Road Company assessed according to law,
1'ated Julv i".th. Is7i.
TlIK lil ltl.1 NOTON ,fc MlSSOVKI RlVEll
Rah. ito.Mi Ciimi'a.m iir
T. M. MARgUKTT.
is-4t Att'y.
Legal Notice.
STATE OK NI'RKASKA, I
Cass County. ' "
To.lim IfocrimiM, Ortxtinfj.
You are hereby notified that the Burlington
: Missouri River Rail Road Company in Nebras
ka has located its road o er and upon the fol
lowing described real estate, owned by you,
that said real est.-ite is taken and appropriated
by said Rail Road Company for depot, machine
shops, round house, turn" tables, side tracks,
switches, etc., viz: It No. thirteen 13! in
block No. sixlv-four o"il) in Flattsiuoutli City,
Uass County. Nebraska. And you are further
notified that said Kail Koad Cornpanv will on
Saturday the nmteenth (1'Jlh) day of Septem
ber, A. l". 17H. at 1(1 o'clock a. la., proceed to
have the damages you may sustain hy the ap
propriation of said real estate to the use of said
Rail Koad Company assessed according to law.
iated Julv J'.tli. 17G.
TlIK l'U lll.lNCTOV Jfc MfSSOCKf RfVKll
Rah. Koak Company Hy
T. M. MAliQVETT.
is-4t Att'y.
Legal Notice.
STATE OF XEP.RASKA. I
SS.
Cass County, )
To A. H. Siiiiler, (irrctiny.
You are hereby notified that the Rurlinjrton
& Missouri River nail Road Company in Ne
braska has located its road over ami iipon the
followini; described Real Estate owned by you,
that said leal estate is taken and nppropYiatcd
bv said Rail Road Company for Depot. Machine
Shop. Round Houses. '1 urn" Tables. .Side Tracks,
Switches, etc.. viz : Lot Xo. ten (lot. Block No.
forty-nine U:. in I'lattsmout It City. Cass Co.,
Nebraska. And you are further notified that
said Rail Road Company will 011 Saturday, t he
jiineteenth ' l:th 1 day of September. Is7'. at 10
o eloeK A. ,m.. proceed 10 nave ine unmakes you
may sustain by the appropriation of said Real
Estate to the use of said Kail Road Company
assessed aeeordini; to law.
Dated. Julv 2".!h. lsru.
The IU ki.i noton & Missoi ui Riviut
Rah. Road Company Bv
T. M. MARQUE IT.
l-4t Atty.
Legal Notice.
STATE OF NEBRASKA. 1
Cass County f '
To.S. A. MVirifim, (reeling:
You are hrreby notified that the Burlington
& Missouri River Rail Road Company in Ne
braska has located its road over and upon the
followin-r described Real Estate, owned by you,
that said Real Estate Is taken and appropriat
ed by said Rail Road Cornpanv. for Deiiot, .Ma
chine Shops, Round Houses, 'ftirn Tables, Side
Tracks. Switches, etc.. viz : It No. twelve (!)
in block sixty-three (tl'l). and lot No seven (7) iu
Block one hundred and seventy (170), in I'latts
mouth Citv, Cass County, Nebraska. And you
are forth rnotilied that said Rail Road Com-
iany will on Saturday, the nineteenth (llith)
lay of September. 1h7C, at 10 o'clock A. M., pro
ceed to have the damages you may sustain by
the appropriation of said Real Estate to the use
of said Rail Road Company, assessed according
to law.
Dated Julv 2-Mh. 187'..
The Bt-KbiNOToN & Missouri River
Rah. Road Company. By
T. M. MARQCKTT.
Att'y.
Legal Notice.
STATE OF NEBRASKA.
SS.
Cass County, j
To Willet I'oltewjer , iireetinQ :
You are hereby notified that the Burlington
& Missouri River Rail Road Company in Ne
braska Ine located its road over and upon the
following described Real Estate owned by you,
that said Real Estate is taken and appropriat
ed by said Rail Road Coinpanv for Depot, Ma
chine Sliojwi. Round Houses, Turn Taoles, Side
Tracks. Switches, etc. viz : lt No. fourteen
(Mi, It lock No. sixty-four (64), and Lot twelve
(1-ii in Block one hundred and seventv-one (171)
in I'lattsmout li City, Cass County. Nebraska.
And you are furthe'r notified that said Kail Road
Company, will 011 Saturday the nineteenth (l:t)
day of Se)teniber. 1S7H, at 10 o'clock A. M. pro
ceed to have the damages vou mar sustain by
the appropriation of said Real h'state to the
use ol saiil Rail Road Company assessed ac--
cording to law.
Dated Julv 2.".th. 187C.
Tun Brni-iNcTON jt Missouri Rivnt
Rah. Roaii Company, Bv
T." M. MAliQVETT.
U-it Att'y.
Legal Notice.
In the District Court of Cass County, Nebras
ka. September term, ISTij.
John MrConniek, plaintiff, versus S. X. Mer
riniaii. defendant.
The above named defendant Is hereby noti
fied that the abovo named plaintiff did o the
1st day of July, 1V'7U, file in the office of the
Clerk of said court. Ms petition against rsnid
defendant, setting forth thai lie !-the owner of
the followini; described laud in Cass County,
Nebraska, to-wit :
The south half (s'i) of the northwest in iter
(nivfji of section number thirty-one. (.11) town
ship ten (tin north of range number fourteen,
(14) east : and that said defendant pretends to
own and hold the same under ami by virtue of
a certain pretended tax deed, and praying that
the sune inr.y ! set aside and the title to said
land be iiiet"eil tu plaintiff.
And said defendant is hereby notified to plead
answer or demur to said pel ition so tiled in aid
court on or before .Monday. August the 21st.
ls7i;. or said petition will be taken as confessed
and final decree rendered thereon.
J. L. MITCHELL.
:V3' A1toniey ijr plaintiff.
Legal Notice.
IT. 71. SchliJkncckt in. Oenrtje Fiitly" 1.
Before John W. Haines, a Justice of the Peace:
in and for Cass County. X'ebi.i'ka.
On the 1Mb day of July, A. D. 170, said Jus
tice of the l'eace issued a garnishee notice 1:1
attachment in the al'mc action for the sum of
Ten Dollars. (Sim.
l'l.ittsuiouth, Julv -20th. 1S7.-..
jsbt V. H. St HM.DKNECHT.
Legal Notice.
STATE OF Nl'.HU SKA. t ss
Cass County. ( ' ' '
To A. r. lU ehe. Gro tiwj:
You are hereby notified that the BurliiiL'ton
t Missouri Ki er Rail Road Company iu Nebras
ka, has located its road over and upon the fol
lowing described real estate, owned by you.
that said real estate is taken and appropriated
by said Kail Road Company tor depot, machine
shops, round house, turn tables, fdde tracks,
switches, etc. iz : Lot No. clccii (Hi in block
sixty-three Oil!, i'l ittsmouth City, Cuss County
Nebraska. And you are further untitled that
said Kail Koad Company will on Saturday the
nineteenth ilfthlday of September. A. D. Is7(,
at lo o'clock a. m. proceed to have the damages
you may sustain by the appropriation of said
real estate to the use 01 said iiail Road Compa
ny assessed according to law.
Dated July .'.1th. IsTii.
Tuk lii ici.incton- .t Missouri Rivkk
Rah. Roaii Co.mivan y By
T. M. MAKQEKTT.
lS-4t Att'y.
Legal Notice.
STATE OF NEBRASKA,
Cass Countv. t
To John It. NiiiWr, Urtitiwj:
You are hereby notified that the Burlington Jt
Missouri River li;:il Koad Company in Ncbras
ka has located its road over and ujoi the fol
lowing described Real Estate, owned br you
that said real estate is taken and appropriated
bv said Rail Road Company for Depot. Machine
sliops. Round Hoiim-s. 1 urii Tables. Side Tracks
Switches, etc., viz 1 f.ot No. nine c.l) in Block
forty-nine (4:). ifl riattsioouth City, Cass Co..
Nebraska. And you are further notified that
saiil Rail Road Coiitpanv will on Saturday, rtie
nineteen! h t pilhl day of September. Is7;," at 10
o'clock. A. M.. proceed to have the damages
vou may sustain by t he appropriation f saiil
Real Estate, to tlie use of said Rail Koad
Comgany. assessed itceording to law.
Dated. Julv .Mb, l7i'.
Tuk Hi iti.iMHo.v .s.- Missouri Riyku
Rail KuAi ComI'asy, By
T. M. MAIWKTT.
ls-4t Att'y.
Legal Notice.
STATE OF NEBRASKA. I ss
Cass County. )
To.SaraTi J. Worlcfi, Orating:
You are hereby notified that the Burlington
& Missouri River Rail Road Company iu Nebras
ka, has located its road over am! upon the fol
lowing described real estate, owned by you.
that said real estate is taken and appropriated
by saiil Rail Road Company for depot, machine
shops, round house, turn "tables, side tracks,
switches, etc.. viz : la No. ten (Hi) iu block No.
sixty-three (tu. in l'luttsmnuth City. Cass Co.,
Nebraska. And you are further notified that
said Rail Road Coinpanv will on Saturday the
nineteenth (loth) day of September, A. D. 1S7R,
at loo'clock a. in., proceed to have the dama
ges you may sustain by the appropriation of
said Vwal estate, to the use of said Kail Koad
Coinpanv. assessed according to law.
Hated "Julv 2Mb. ls7G.
Tiik Rim. i no rox a Missouri River
Railroad Coniany Hy
T. M. MARQt ETT,
18-U Att'y.
CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION,
I'HILADELI'IIIA, FA.
THIS GREAT INTERNATIONAL EXHIBI
TION. DESK. NED TO COMMEMORATE
THE ONE HUNDREDTH ANNIVERSARY OF
AMERICAN INDEI-ENDENCK. OPKNkD
MAY Kith AND WILL CLOSE NOVEMBER
10th.1S7i;. All the nations of tile world and all
the States and Ten Rones of the 1'nion are par
ticipating iu this wonderful demonstration,
h.iingiug together the most comprehensive col
lection of art treasures, mechanical invention,
scientific discoveries, manufacturing achieve
ments, mineral specimens, and agricultural pro
ducts ever exliilult.il. The grounds devoted to
the Exhibition are situated ou the line of the.
I'eunsylvania Railroad and embrace four hun
dred "and fifty acres of Fair-mount I'ark, all
highly improved and ornamented, 0:1 which are
erected the largest buildings ever constructed,
live of these covering an area of fifty acres and
costing Si. ooy.ew. 1 he total number of build
ings erected for the purpose of the exhibiton is
near two hundred. During the tliirtv days im
mediatelv following the opening of the Exhibi
tion a million and a iuarti-r of people visited it-
The Pennsylvania Railroad,
Till' GUE4T Titl'.Mi. M.C
AND
TLZZ ECCIZ ? 7ZZ G7iT23,
is the most direct, convenient and economical
wav of reaching Philadelphia and this great
Exhibition from all sections of the eountrv. Its
tr:iitisJto ;uid from Philadelphia will pass t li rough
a OKAND CENTENNIAL DEPOT, which the
Company have erected at the Main Entrance to
the Exhibition O rounds for the accommodation
of passemrcrs who wish to stop at or start from
the numerous large hotels contiguous to this
station and the Exhibition. a convenience of
t he greatest value to visitors, and afforded ex-c-lusivelv
bv the I'ennsvl vania Railroad, which
is THE ONLY LINE lil' NN I N i DIRECT TO
THE CENTENNIAL Bl'I LDINtiS. Excursion
trains will also stop at the Encampment of the
Patrons of Husbandry, at Elm Station, on this
road.
The Pennsylvania Railroad is the grandest
railway organization iu the world. It controls
seven thousand miles of roadway, forming con
tinuous lines to Philadelphia. New York, Balti
more, and Washington, Over which luxurious
day and night cars are run from Chicago. St.
Louis. Cincinnati. Louisville, Indianapolis. Col
umbus, Toledo, Cleveland, and Erie without
change.
its mam line is laid with double and third
tracks of heavy steel rails upon a deep bed of
broken stone ballast, and its bridges are all of
Iron or stone. Its passenger trains are equipped
with every known improvement for comfort and
safely, ami are run at faster speed for greater
distances than the trains of any line on tlie con
tinent. The Company has largely increased its
equipment for Centennial travel, and will be
prepared to build iu its ow n shops locomotives
and passenger ears at short notice sufficient to
fully accommodate any extra demand. The un
equalled resources at the command of the Com
pany guarantee the most fperfect accommoda
tions for all its patrons during the Centennial
Exhibition.
THE MAGNIFICENT SCENERY for which
the I'eunsylvania Central is so justly celebrated
presents to the traveler over its perfect road
way an ever-clianging panorama of river,
mountain and landscape views uneo,uaI!cd in
America.
THE EATINO STATIONS on this line arc
unsurpassed. Meals will be furnished at suit
able hours and ample time allowed for enjoy
ing them.
EXCURSION TICKETS, at reduced rates,
will be sold at all principal Railroad Ticket
Offices in the West, Northwest, and Southwest.
Be sure that your tickets read via t be Great
Pennsylvania Route to the Centennial.
FRANK THOMPSON. U. M. BOYD, Jr.,
lot tieneral Managtr. Hen. Pass'r Agent.
HO FOR THE
I3Iacl2 mils!
IN PLATTSMOUTH.
Truoi.r.MALE j,iiroR
AMI CHiAIt HTORE
OF
JA-S. KlEBIT.AlNr.
I -fr-MtftCIRK'S old stand still kt open by
the above.
CIGARS. TOBACCOS, dC, WHOLE
SALE d- RETAIL.
IV t KEEP
Good Goods, Buy Largely
And invite trade to call and examine, itf
HENRY BCECK.
DEALER IN
SAFES, CHAIRS,
Lounges, Tables, Bedsteads,
ETC., KTC. KTC,
Of All Dfrij4ion.
METALLIC BURIAL CASES
7 "f
4. r-5- jj (rrtt
I woodeu coiFiriirsrs
j Of ali fies, ready made and sold cheap fr cash.
SaANNOlTS
LIVERY SALE AND FEED
ST'iLSeaSI!,
East of Platte Valley none.-".
THE OLDEST
LIVERY STABLE
Iu the Town
Good Ttfimx Altcays on Hand.
Careful Drivers sent with car
riages if desired.
Carrijures sent to Depot to meet all train
whenever ordered.
THE ONLY HEARSE IN TOWN.
Fimcrals attended and cisn iages furnished to
friends. Address, J, .W. SHANNON,
4--ly Plattsmouth, Neb.
SILVER PLATED V ARE.
Elcclro-IIaloI Tabic Ware,
AND
Onmmeiilnl Art IVork
IN GREAT YARIEI'Y,
MANUFACTURED BT THE
Meriden Britannia Company,
03O Broadway New York.
The best plated SPOONS and Forks are those
Silter plated heaviest on the parts where no-,
cessarily (he most wear comes, and bearing tbo
Trade Mark.
1st? .KOt'KKK ItllOTilRKtt-Xir.
X. B.--This great Improvement 'n Silver-Plats
ed Spoons and Forks is appfied alike to each
grade of Piute. A t, 8 and 12 07... an ordered.
Tlie Process and Machinery for fnanuf.icturliitf
these goods are PaU-nted. The extra or "Stan
dard Plate" made by this Company is stamped .
A 1, simply, .tnd is plated 2flr- per cent, heavier
than the ordinary market Standard.
ti'" First Premiums awarded" at all Fair
where cxhibitttd, from World's Fir of. 1S.12 to
American Institute Fair. 1874, inclusive.
5(ni6
WINDHAM'S
B"EH A.T. 1 ESTATE
AND
COLLECTION AGENCY.
-: O :
I take pleasure in announcing to the public. 4.a
ing business in the State of Nebraska, and
especially in Cass County, that I have
established m conne.it ion with my
Legal Practice, a
COLLECTOISr,
AND
REAL ESTATE AGENCY!
A nine years' residence In State and County,'
with constant business relations amoiiKtliA peo
ple, have qualified ine for transacting business
of this character with
GREAT F AC I LIT T .
All business entrusted to my care by firms) or
individuals, will receive immediate at
tention. Atl
Moneys Collected,
RK3IITTKI l'ltOMrTIV.
REAL ESTATE BOUGHT & SOLD !
TAXES PAIDI
fiTtufinexa JWcm A lotur red Promilly.
II. II. 1VIXIIIAI,
42!y riattsmouth. Neb.
j With i:i::nr thanks for past patronage. I invite
invite tn call and examine my
! LARGE STOCK OF
ir.s. FiRxm RL axo corny.'
FOR SALE.
A desirable residence five rooms, good cel
lar, cistern, well, &c. Apply to
It. B. Wis I'll AM.
FOR SALE.
A good" farm of ico acres, .-fll under cultivation,
on reasonable terms. Apply t
R. B.WisnnAM.
FOR SALE
An improved farm of H0 acres, the north half
(n'i) of the north-west quart r (nw")of sectfort
32, town 10, range ll.Apply to
47tf R.I!. WtsnHAM.'
FOR SALE
A farm of no acres:, partly cultivated, can bo
bvTught on 4 years' time. No payment reiuirel
down. Apply to R. B.IWindh am H
FOR SALE
A valuable city residence, with valuable Im
provements, and on reasonable terms. Apply to
4Ttf K. H. Windham.'
FOR TRADE.
I will trade a dwsirablo rekidence In Rock
Bluffs for a span of good horses. A piiy to
47tf R. B. Wisunot,
ORE A T It A RGA INS 1 !
Fifty (.v) lots in Plattsmouth for" sale at SWJ.
Apply to R. B. Windham.
O. F. JOHNSON,
DEALER IN
Drugs Medicines?
AND
JUfl
All Paper Trimmed Free of
Charge.
ALSO DEALER IX
Stationery, Magazines,-
AND
Latest Publications.
Ir-4r!pt4m Carrfullj- Componirtefl
ly an Kpcrieiicel rrnsst.f .
REMEMBER THE I'L.U E.
COR: FIFTH tf- MAIN Si BEET?
Pi aTTsmofth. Niiij"