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THE HERALD. B. &. M. R. R. Timfable. Corrovted Sunday, January ZOth, 1876. FOE OMAHA FROMTLATT8MOUTH. I ;5-n- Arrives 8 :50 a. m. 2 HWp. la. - 3:43 p.m. FBOM OMATIA FOR PLATTSMOUTH. l'M9ia.n. Arrives 10 :24 a.m. 4 M p. m. 5 ;06 p. ra. lOV) p. m. T :46 p. Bl. FOB THE WEST. Lwna Plattsmouth 9 AO a. m. Arrive IJn oolu, lj -15 p. ui. ; Arrives Kearney. 8 :O0 p. ni. St. Locis Rxfbf Leaves TlatUmouth, 4 :35 . ra. ArriTM, Lincoln, :40 p. m. Freight leave T :to a. ra. Ar. Lincoln 12 :25n.m. " ll:5p. m. " - I M a,m. rnou the west. Leaves Kearney. 6 :W a. tn. Leaves Lincoln. 12 :& p. in. Arrive Plattsmouth, S :ts p. m. St. Louis Kirntss- Leaves Lincoln, 7 -.20 a. in. Arrives FlatUmouth, 10 :24 a. in. Freight leavet Lincoln tl :16 a. m. Arrives Plattamouth, 4 :12 p. m. Leaves Lincoln I :lo p. m. Arrive Platts .nouta. 11 :io p. m. GOING EAST. Fx press. 8 :90 a. in. Pa&seurer, (train each day) 3 : p. m. A ItKI VAL AND DEFAUTCRE OF PLATTS JdOLTH MAILS. KABTKB, 'Ontyi5 & WCTUIRX Arrive at - t : a. m. P ; j ; OMAHA TIA B. tt M. Arrive at lo :30 a. ra. Depart at - 2 :i p. m. WBATRftV TIA It. M. Arrive at Arrive at B Arrive at 3 -.is p. m. Depart at - o a. ia. WltKPIXO WATER. 1 :00 m. Depart at - 2 KM p. m. 12:00 m. Depart at - 1 .-oo p. m. J. W. MA ICS HALL, F. M. LOCAL XEWS Hvst cotton work at Sasrwood Si Stadel- 23tf Peter alerje has a Urge and well assorted stock of gloYcs, collars, cuffs, Jbc. 4c. Imported beaver for overcoats and cleats, ia stock, cheap at S. & G's. C:vsh paid for Pwrk by 37t-i. E. G. Dovkt & Sox. The best of line French Calf boot made at iierf ea aaoe etore. Impairing done nice and proiaptly. Assortment of ladies cloaks cheap at S. A. G's. 32tf Feathers from 15c up, at Mrs. Crock er's. New Year' Calling Cards at the P. O. Ji'ews Depot. For stores of all the. best improved sorts go to Sage Bros. 33t3 "We saw some very fin Honey from Dr.McCrea's celebrated Baes last week, just as food as Californi a or any other lloncy in the market. Mr. Abbott, of the Saunders House, will furnish the supper for the Mason ic Bail on the 27th, which is guarantee sufficient for the satisfaction of the quests. There will be preaching in German next Sunday, in the German School lie use, at half past ten in the forenoon. Vj Rev. F.C. Schwartz. Sabbath School commences at half past nine. Our Fire Marshal is respectfully re quested to examine and report the de fective fluc-s on Main St. Half those shanties there have chimneys only a ryot high, and others run the pipe through the roof. Below there are lit tle sheet-iron stoves with no dampers, and always in a blaze this cold weather. A peripatetic colore! man undertook to cros3 the old Muddy on that fearful Friday night, last. In going from the bar to the other bank he dropped into an air-hole, but he crawled ut again, and became so terrified and confused that ho stayed on the bar all night in the wind and cold. Next morning, mere deal than alive, he crawled back to i'lattsraouth, where the boys poured li'iiment anal things into and on him, .nd saved his limbs. FESTIVAL AT WEEPING WATER. There will be a Centennial Festival held in the M. E. Church in Weeping Water, on Friday evening, Dec. 29th Supper and costumes of "old times fully represented. All are cordially invited. Supper 31.00 per couple. By order of Committee. HOLIDAY ENTERTAINMENT On Friday evening Dec. 22d, there will be an entertainment at the M. E. Church for the benefit of the Sunday School. The programme will comprise singing, recitations, readings, &c, Ac to be given by some of our best home talent. Come out and get a dollars worth of amusement for twenty-five cents. Children only ten cents. Tho officers elet of Macoy Lodge Ko. 22 are aa follows, and will be in stalled Wednesday evening, Dec. 27th, at 13 minntes before 7, sharp: W. M. V. V. Leonard. S. W. II. E. Palmer. J. W. R. Peterson. Treas. A. W. White. Sec. Jno. A. MacMurphy. Chaplain R. B. Windham. S. D. F. Frederickson. Sr. S. W. Darrah. Jr. S. W. Baker. Tyler J. Jarguson. no to t r. L. B. Crocker & Co's. for bargains in ladies hats. FARM TO RENT. A farm of about 160 acres, with a rood house well and stable, to rent on reasonable terms. Apply to Wm. Wet- enkamp, Plattsmoutb. 39 tt Fine china and tin toys, at Guth- mann s. ast The celebrated Argand Base Burner w- OOJM at Jt jo arcs. on When you are at the Post Office ask Phil. Young to see the Panorama tggs. Frames and Albums alweys on hand at Frank Carrulh's Photograph and . i u.; cf jewelry piaco u -m t nroaprihe remedies vaurself. see that they are effective and will do no harm. "Forest iar prepaiaiions ?re of this character, for the Throat an I Lungs. A Pair of Bob Sleds for sale cheap or to trade for wood. Call on Jamss I'etlto or at as habalu oflice. Confectioneries in unlimited variety at Stadelmann s J-3t FIRES BLAZES! During the hardest of the wind storm on Friday night an aland of fire was sounded. It was found to be in the chimney of Mr. Shryock's building on Main street, which had caught fire from Tailor Thoma3 stove. Great chunks of fiery soot floated across the street and for a few moments every one held their breath, expecting to see the names burst out and envelope the treet Fortunately some one climbed out of the Saunders House window promptly with a bucket of water and put the fire out. Had the woodwork of the Saunders House once fairly caught, no fire extinguishers we have could have saved the street from going. The same night Uncle Jake "Vallery's chimney in the new House caught fire and the floating bunches of flame com menced dropping on the stacks and straw covered out-houses lively. Un cle Jake and all the folks were out in the blinding storm carrying water and stamping out fire for some time that cold night. And still another. The old Vanatta house chimney caught fire the same night and did some lively sparking for a few moments. On the same night an alarm nas given at the machine shops; chimney on fire. It, toe, was fortunately put out by their own engine without catch- ng anything further. Four fires in one night all from chimneys. People certainly ought to take warning and have these places cleaned at once. We don't patronize Charley Brown enough. Splendid sugar-cured Hams at 39-tf SCHNASSE &GKAMBERG'S. Go to Fred Stadelmann's for the fin est assortment of Confectioneries west of Chicago. 39-2t Mannfactarinz and repairing at Sherwood & Itadelaaana'a. 23U Fencing, Joist and Scantling, $20.00, at Waterman's. 29U The beat and finest boot are made at Mercea 8hee Store. He received the premium at the irair. BRINU IT IN. Some wood, corn or potatoes will be taken on subscription at this office. A few more of those celebrated Po land China pigs for sale by Clark and Hyers, six miles southwest or weep ing Water. Cass Co. Neb. 83-2m Our enterprising clothier, Billy Stadelmtnn. has returned from the east with an immense stock of Cloth ing and Gents Furnishing Goodi, which he will sell at lower prices man ever were offered in this city. 28tf " CHRISTMAS GOODS ! Just received, a large stock of Gents smoking articles, consisting of Mer- schaum Pipes, with cases, Cigar Hold ers and Cigar Cases; every article war ranted to be jrenninc. Call at Julius Pepperberq's Cigar Store. 33tf A HANDSOME, durable, convenient. FOI.D- 1X0 LAMPSHADE, willi hc:tiitiful lifiograph- Ic view of the Centennial Building. Evry fa nily. ofPee and student need It. Sent post paid on receipt of 2S centt. or n fm one dollar. Address Hamilton1 & Scmaff.k. Fort Madi son, Iowa, Hickory Xnts for the Holidays at the P. O. News Depot for 81.50 per bushel. APPLES FOR SALE. 600 Bushels of choice Jenneting Apples for sale at the Platte Valley nouse, Plattsmouth, Neb, by J. and n. M. Bons. 39-4t The Prairie Farmer, one of the best Agricultural papers published for our western people, Its club rates with the Herald is $3.30 per year, and its prospectus will be found in another column of this issue. Do go and see Sage Bros, new cook stove. It will tickle Harvey and do you good. It is pretty, it is shiney, it is new. It has draf t3 and dampers and ovens and things. It save3 half the fuel, and Mike Murphy says if thafa the case two of 'em will save it all, but then Mike is an I , well, he makes bulls now and then, but there is no discount on the stove. Everybody wants one and Harvey wants to sell everybody one that has the money. -Biz , all hunk, you know." LECTURES. John B. Gough will lecture at the Presbyterian church in Omaha, on the 2d of January, 1877; subject, "Temper ance." General admission, $1.00: no extra charge for reserved seats. Tickets will be sold and seats reserv ed at the rooms of the Omaha Libra ry Association, on and after Tuesday, Deceinler 26th, at 7 o'clock p. m. Seats may bo reserved by people liv ing at a distance, by enclosing the amount to the undersigned, as well as by being present. This is probably Mr Cough's last appearance in the West It has required great efforts to get him west this season. - The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher will lecture in Omaha in February next. Wm. O. Bartholomew, Chairman Lecture Committee. For Christmas and New Years tur keys, chickens, mutton, veal, and and all kinds of meat, go to i lckler X lhur nagel's. 38t3 Look at our CHRISTMAS SHOW of SLIPPERS! Prices from $1.2" to $4.00, includ ing some very fine hand-worked. It will pay to take a look at us, before purchasing your presents lor jurist mas. W. B. LORING & CCCS, Cor. 14th tfc Farnham Sts., Opp. Grand Cent'l Hotel, 38t2 Omaha, Neb. Sherwood & Stadelmann wish to inform the Ladie of l'Uttsmouth and vicinity that we have commenced manufacturing Ladies fine shoes in ail atvles. Such m have never been made here before. We wiah it thoroughly understood that wc (lo not aend eatt for the tops, but manufac ture tne u;pers ourselves, at me i;enenniiu snoe Biore. ib an tne latesiiaitnions. congress, Button, blue Lace, ront i-aee. HOME MANUFACTURE. I wonld be pleaded to Inform the public in our vicinity that I have a workman now mat is ea- paoie I making tne nnesi, most lasiy, anu du rable Ladies Shoes and Jenlleinan Boots t n the County, which ureventa me from sending east for the tops as in former days. I received the premium at the Fair for his fine work and eat desipn. I warrant tus arm santiaciion. 1'etik Merges, GAME LA IT NOTICE. - Three G roves, Cass Co, Neb., ) November th, 1876. j To all whom it may concern : The undersigned, citizens and laud holders, hereby warn all persons to keep off of all lands owned by each and any of us, for the purpose of kill ing any game, and we further forbid any and all persons killing any game on any of our lands lying ia Cass County. Sighed by John F. Buck, Theodore D. Buck, J. S. Upton, D. M. Lloyd, W. W. Wolfe, D. Bnnson, W.J. Linch, W. Eikenberry, L. G. Todd, J. Stroud, E. W. Barnura. J. R. Wilson. John Chalfant. Henry Wolfe, Jacob Bridenstine, H. F. Taylor, H. M. Kounsavell, C. H. W inslow, G. F. McNamee, W. A. Folden, Chilcott, John Frew, G. T. Shryder. F. G. Lmville. It. Tlie Crowning Glory. The best of all cook stoves, with movable reservoir, for wood, at Sage Bros. 3 1 13 Now is your time to buy toys, all kinds, cheap for the holidays, at Guth- mann's Centennial Bakery. . 38 12 FARMERS ATTENTION! Julius Fcpperberg, Cigar Manufac turer, on Main St., Plattsmouth, Neb. Cigar Clippings of Spanish and Ameri can Tobaccoes for smoking purposes. For Sale. Best qualities of plug-smok- ng tobacco always on hand. 20-tf. The OntennlaJ Shoe Store is the place for the finest custom work in Caas county. Sherwood & Stadelmann. J. V. Weckbach will pay in cash or goods the highest market price for any amount of potatoes. ytt Pound, Sponge and Fruit cakes, plain or ornamented, to order at the First National Bakery and Confectionery. Buy French's combined Rocking Horse and Rolling Chair at the P. O. News Depot. Good Standard Prints 16 yards for $1.00, at 39-tf Schmasse & Gramberg s. Bargains for 80 days at Mrs. Crock er s. GREAT BARGAINS! I bought a large job lot of ' BOOTS and sell them BELOW WHOLESALE PRICES. NOW IS YOUR TIME, beore they are all gone. CALL AND SAVE MONEY. Petkr Merges. Sherwood & Stadelmann keep the best, sell the cheapen, and have the best variety of boots and shuea in town. Wc sell for cash, and there fore can t be undersold. bherwood i btaaei uiann. A new American and a new Wilson SEWING MACHINE for sale at the Herald Office. Conntry produce taken at the highest market prices, at Schnasse & Grams-erg's in exchange for goods. tf Phil Young has on exhibition a pear, from California, which weighs 1 lb. 14 ozn and a bunch of grapes which weigh lf lbs. Capt. Bennett brought them. For public speakers, singers and for Sore Throat, -Forest Tar Troches" are the best. The convenient form of the Pat. Wood Box Stove Polish Paste and. Shoe Blacking commend it at a glance We got the funniest little paper last week. A minute bundle wrapped in common brown paper, with a bit of caramon cord about it. Inside there was the milky way, a section of bo logna sausage, and a lot of flattened potato bugs or something like that. It was a funny paper. ESS DIED. STILES In I'laltsinouth, at 12 o'clock, mid night. Dec. 18, 13TG. Freddie, youngest son of L. C. and I 8. Stiles ; .aged 17 mos. and 15 day. Our reporter called at V. V. Leon ard's photograph gallery, and was shiwn around gent rally, by the gentle manly proprietor. After a careful ex amination he came to the conclusion that as an artist, Mr. Leonard is excell ed by none, if he has a competitor who is his equal. Mr. Leonard is crowded with work, but his facilities are equal to the demand. One of his pictures makes a splendid holiday present. Call and examine specimens. 39t2 Felt hats from 30c up, at Mrs. Crock er's. Two car leads of fine salt just re ceived from Mackinaw, bought before the rise, at J. V. Weckbach 's. WANTED. A good, live, active Agent for Or gans and Pianos, for Cass Co. We will offer better terms and inducements than any other wholesale music dealer in the U. S- Apply to Prescott & Hill, Columbus, Nebraska. Our old reliable Blacksmiths, Mike Schnellbacher and Billy Hassler, with their hands, are turning off work to order. Our farmers and livery men show their appreciation of their work by patronizing them. They are fur nishing Buggies, V agons, and all sorts of blacksmith work with promptness and to the satisfaction of their numer ous, old and new. customers. First class horse shoeing done at all times. OIL AND CRAYON PORTRAITS, ALL SIZES, AFTER PHOTO GRAPHS, DONE IN FIRST CLASS STYLE, BY FRANK STADTER. SAMPLES CAN BE SEEN IN Y. CARRUTH'S ART GALLERY. Juit received, a larpc stock of wool lined and rubber goods. Very cheap tor cash. Sherwood 9 ouMicirnauu, ttuicuuii oiure. Manufacturing and repairing in all its branch ea.done with neatness, cheapness, and dispatch and ny nrst class woricmen. rsnerwoou a stad elmaon. Centennial Shoe Store. Remember This. Now is the time of the year for Pneu monia, Lung Fever. Coughs, Colds, and fatal results of predisposition to Con sumption and other throat and lunjr diseases. Boschees German Syrup has been used in this neighborhood for the past two or three years without a single failure to care. If you have not used this medicine yourself, go to your Druggist Chapman & Glas and ase mem or. its wonaenui success among their customers. Two doses will relieve the worst case. If you have no faith in any medicine, just bay a Sample Bottle of Boschee s Ger man Syrup for 10 cents and try it. Reg ular size Bottle 75 cents. Don't neglect a cough for o cenw. will stop at the Saunders House until next Mondayi Cares all chronic dis eases has been 14 years in practice. Consultation fret. The Doctor nas had most excellent success in this State, and a fair beginning here. It Dried California Fruits, grapes and apricots, at J. V. Wcckbach's. tf 4 All sorts of goods for the Holidays at Schnasse & Gramberg's. 39-tf Finest assortment of Confectioneryt consisting of everything belonging to this .sweet clasa of goods, at Fred. Stadelmann's. 89-2t f.YONS natent heel stiffeners. tojnrevent boots from running over, to be got at Sherwood It Stadeliuaun's Ceutennial Shoe Store. f RECEIVED THE PREMIUM for the finest exhibition of leather at the Fair. conHisi ing of Congress and Aligator skins. Mo rocco, and tne nnest 1- rencn nut, ratent jeaiu er, and French Calf-skint, and I always keep them on hand to manufacture into Ladies Shoes. Button or Imc?, and Gents' Boots and Shoes in the most complete and artistic man tier. 361 Pktek Mkbgks. STOVES ;P0LI MI ED AND CHIMNEYS CliCAStU. Charley Brown still continues in'the old business of blacking stoves, clean ing chimneys, Ac, and gives good sat isfaction wherever he goes. Terms, fifty cents per stove, and for chimneys fifty cents per flue. 32-tf Mrs. L. B. Crocker A Co, offer their large and select stock of ladies hats. feathers and trimmings at cost, and less, to close out our eutire stock of winter goods. To be closed out in 30 davs. You can tret Pliotozraph and Auto graph Albums, Toys, Drums, Plays, Ac. in fact everything for tho Holidays to please tLo big and little folk at the P. O. News Depot. PERSONAL. We are sorry to learn that Judge El lison is very low indeed, with typhoid pneumonia, and he is hardly expected to live. The latest from Judge Ellison re ports him still very low, and no change as yet for the better. W. Wetinkamp, Esq, left for Indian apolis on Monday, to take a son to the Surgical Institute there. Our Louisville newspaper man writes that he has been sick. Mr. and Mrs. Jno. F. Buck, with their niece and nephew were all in town Saturday. Mrs. B. says she is coming to see the Herald print news papers one of these days. Geo. W.Adams, W. W.; Aa Cole man; Henry Wolfe, CcCorn'r elect; and Jno. Chalfant, Esq, all showed their good looking physiogs in the Her ald office last week. Mr. Brown, junior member of the firm of Brown, England A Brown, Lincoln, called on the Herald last week. The firm have some legal- bus iness in Cass county. The Hon. Jos. Gilmore, member elect to the next legislature, and one of the first members ever initiated in Macoy Lodge A. F. A A. M, came in. 7 miles, to the annual election of offi cers Friday night, and had the pleas ure of being ready to help the boys put out the fire if that old chimney bad busted. Mr. Gilmore is one of our staunch men, staunch overy way, and will weigh with any man of the next house, we bet. Mrs. Dr. Livingston has returned from a somewhat prolonged visit east, much improved in health and and with lots of Christmas presents for the folks Julius Pepperberg has a splendid lot of Meerschaum Pipes and Cigar Holders, Cigar Cases of beautiful pat terns, very desirable presents for the Holidays. 39t3 Remember J. Phil Young has the largest stock of choice and fresh Con fectionery and Nuts fcer offered to the citizens of Plattsmouth and Cass County. . Examine his stock before trying elsewhere. Chapman A Glas have opened their magnificent stock of Holiday Goods, consisting of Elegant Books and Stationery, CHINA and WOODEN TOV8. in great variety. Superb Toilet Setts, for perfumery. Cigar and Tobacco Setts, MINIAURE WRITING DESKS, Beautiful Toy Chairs, Drums and Mu sical Instruments, and in fact a com plete stock of every variety of Holiday Goods, selected with care by Dr. Chap man while east, at low prices, sat 2. Call at J. V. Weckbach's and look at the latest novelty in ladies work stands. Finest Canada Maple Syrup at 39-tf Schnasse A Gramberg's. BOOTH'S OYSTERS. Best brand of fresh oysters for XXXmas dinners, at Stadelmann's Bak ery and Confectionery. 39-2t YANKEE SEED CORN for sale, by Geo. W. Adams, four miles east of Weeping Water, at 50 cts. pr BusheL Dec. 12, 1876. 38-5t. II. nerold, manufacturer and dealer in furs, gloves, mitts, etc, furnishing goods and groceries. I have opened my stock in my new store, corner 6th and Alain streets. I have also a fine stock of Holiday goods, toys, Ac. Call and see me. 3St2 Notwithstanding the number of blacksmiths m the city, R. Donnelly and his efficient corps of white and blacksmiths are crowding every nerve. The amount of work they turn off is almost wonderful and shows well for the energy and untiring industry of the proprietor, who is, e are happy to acknowledge, one of our bast citi zens. Wagons..and Buggies made and repaired on the most reasonable terms. SOMETHING CSIFUL FOR CHRISTMAS ! In these hard times you should choose something of use for a CHRISTMAS PRESENT. When ready to purchase, bear in mind our large and elegant assortment of - ladies', gents', a childrexs' FINE SHOES A SLIPPERS, marked at VERY LOW PRICES. Give us a call W. B. LORING A CO.S Cor. 14th A Farnham Sts., Opp. Grand Cent'l Hotel, &8t2 Omaha, Neb. SEND IN TOUR JOB WORK. Posters Bill-Heads, Letter-neads, Envelopes, Pamphlets and Cards print ed at this office. All work expedi tiously and neatly executed. A s'kating party who had been hav ing a nice' time on Tuesday evening, had their enjoyment seriousiy marred as they were preparing to start for home, by two of the party skating into an airhole, opposite the depot. Miss Eva Shelton went to the bottom, un der the second ice, rising against the lower ice she worked her way to the hole ana climbed upon the lower ice, artrl stddd in about three feet of water until the gentlemen could get a ladder and ropes, with which they were suc cessful in getting her out, after being in the water 13 minutes. She was ta ken into the depot immediately, and dry clothing brought for her, after which she was taken to her room. Wed nesday morning she was very weak, but we trust she will get over it with out any turther serious trouble. Miss Shelton wishes us to tender her warmest thanks to the gentlemen who assisted her out of her cold bath. Mr. Ed. Hart also got a lively douche, but was hauled out II(e)art whole for future use. Messrs. Kelly, Mahoney A O'Connor. gave the first dance of the "Social Club" series, on Tuesday night. Large crowd, and a good time they had, too. Music "Brown's String Band." In the remarks after the School Re port last week, a mistake was made in referring to the County Superintendent as "wasting" when we should have said worthy." We imagine his rate of av oirdupois still remains about the same. Mr. Wells hunting dog, having been poisoned by some one, came into the house, and while in a spasm, got under the stove and tipped it over. Rush Fellows and several others reached there just in time to quench the fire, and prevent more serious results. The dog died. The following are the officers elect of Plattsmouth Lodge No. 6, A. F. and A. M, for the ensuing Masonic year, and will be installed on Saturday night December 23d: W. M. F. E. White. S. W. J. F. Johnson. J. W. Julius Pepperberg. Treas. J. W. Marshall. Secretary D. H. Wheeler. Sr. D. S. S. II inkle. Jr. D. Jno. Beveridge. or. S. P. II. Williams. Jr. S. A. Despain. Tyler. Jas. Paling. Millinery selling at cost at Mrs. L. B. Crocker's. Go to Schlater's jewelry establish ment, if you want to make a handsome holiday present. He has just received a large stock of jewelry, silver and pla ted ware, clocks and musical instru ments : also, gold, silver and steel spec tacles, toys, Ac. 89t2 Our enterprising and successful mer chants, E. G. Dovey A Son, are still at their post, supplying customers with everything in the line of general mer chandise on the most reasonable terms, stock kept full and complete. 39tf Appleton's Cyclopedia, complete, in 16 volumes, bound in sheep, for sale at a bargain ; Dickens and Waverly Nov els, and MaCanley's History of Eng land. Albums in great variety at 39t2 . Chapman A Glas. Holloway's Pills and Ointment-Scurvy and Diseases of the Skin Fever, restless sleep, foul stomach, tainted breath, languor, depression of spirits, always attendant on the worst cases of cutaneous eruptions.are speedily and radically removed by these medicines the ointment cleanses the skin, and the Pills purify the blood, stimulate the liver, and promote digestion. 25 cants per box or pot. SPECIAL, NOTICES. JtfO.YJCr TO LOAX. Money to loan on long time, on improved farina in Cass Co., Neb. Office over F. W . Uott man's Store, Main street. Neb. City. 3K)m R. H. & J. S. Miller. FOR SALE. A BARGAIN. Two fro all dweHing bouses and lots for sale or exchange for'grain, heg, cattle, or a good span of mules, wagon and cash not objected to. Sit uated In Plattsmouth. Enquire of Johx W. Haines, Gen. Collecter DRESS JfAKINO. Mrs. r. Klslerand MIm Nellie Short have gone into the dressmaking business, and would be flcased to have those in want of work in their ine to call and see them at the residence of Mrs. Eister, one door west of the Saunders House. Satisfaction guaranteed and charges trederate. 7-tX E STRAY NOTICE. Takenjup by the subscriber, on the 26th day of October last. Two ponies, one. clear black mare supposed to be 6 or 7 years old, the other a gray or ratner white, supposed to be 7 or 8 years fold. The owner U requested to prove property, pay charges and take them away. Da ted Nov. I2tli l87o, Tipton precinct, or town 10, range 9, Cass couuty, Nebraska. 35 5t Andrew SrKGAL. Always on hand, a full supply of glove kid. patent feather, French and Spanish nioroeeo. of superior quality. To be got only at Sherwood St 6'tadeliuanu. Nothing is mor sensitive than the urinary organs ; they are the iilterers of the body, and if they are clogged the work stops. Dr. Green's King's Cure acts on tho bladder aud kidneys, cleanses the Mood of all foul matter, prevents and cures gravel and eruptive diseases. 50yl flPCTAPT 1?(J happy nr.LlEF to Young UDDl AbLtiO men from tho effects of Errors and abuses in early life. Man hood restored. Impediments to Marringe removed. New TT A T?T?T A P V method of treatment Now la iArvtvliAUCi- and remarkable remedies. Books and circulars sent fre in sealed envel opes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, 419 N. Ninth St.. Philadelphia. Pa. An Institution having a high reputation for honorable conduct and professional skill. lsly The Centaur Liniments M ie greatest iernedies ever discovered for all flesh, bone, and muscle ailments Bites. Bruises, Swellings, Burns, Rheumatism. Still Joints, &c. What the "White Liniment does for the human family, the Yellow Liniment does for horses and animals. They are cheap, they are conven ient, and they are certain in their effects. Children fry Tor Pitcher' Castorla. It is as pleasant to take as honey. It contains no morphine or other deleterious ingredient, and Is sure to expel worms, euro wind colic, reg ulate the bowels and Stomach, and overcome irritation caused by rash or cuttiug teeth. Mother can rest and children enjoy health who uso Castoria. It is harmless, it is certain, it Is speedy, and it is cheap. 38tlS TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS. Notice is hereby given thnt I will examine all persons who may offer themselves as candi dates tor teachers of the common schools of this county, at my oflice in the town of Weeping Water, on the last Friday and Saturday of each and every monta, corunicncluj at 10 o'clock a. in. Dated this 8th day of Januarv, A. D. 176. (i. B. CKIPPEN". 43tf Co. Sup't of Pub. Instruction. Also at the Couit House, in Plattsmouth. oa the first Friday and Saturday of each month. O. B. CKirPEN. Sup'tf t , : t": ..- ;r. ; -; . -i;. ,U ; ;-i - the amount of wuik mev and selling. Good work and genial manners will count. Give them a call and they will fit you out to yur satis faction 36tf Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re newer is a scientific combination of some of the most powerful restorative agents in the vegetable kingdom. It restores grey hair to its original color. It makes the scalp white and clean. It cures dandruff and humors, and fal ling out of the hair. It furnishes the nutritive principle by which tie hair is nourished and supported. It makes the hair moist, soft and glossy, and is unsurpassed as a hair-dressing. It is the most economical preparation ever offered to the public, as its effects re main a long time, making only an oc casional application necessary. It is recommended and used by eminent medical men, and officially endorsed by the State Assayed of Massachusetts. The popularity of Halls Hair Kenew- er has increased with the test of many years, both in tins country and in for eign lands, and it Is now known and used in all civilized countries of the world. For Sale by all dealers. LEGAL, NOTICES. Legal Notice. In the District Court of the Second Judicial District of Nebraska, held in and for Cass County. Christina Somerlad. plaintiff. azaint Tohn B. Case and Sarah Case, his wife, and K. W. Ste ven (first name unknown), defendant. Jehu B. Case and Sarah Cane, his wife, non residents cf the State of Nebraska, will take no tice that Christina Somerlad, of the County of Lancavter, and the State of Nebraska, did on tne Ifitli day of December, A. D. 187(1, file her petition in the dl-trict Court, held In and for the County of Cass, in said State of Nebraska, against the aaid John IS. Case and Sarah Caso, his wi, and the said E. W. Stevenst defen dants, setting forth that tRe said John B. Case and Sarah Case, his wife, gave a mortgage to the said Christina Soincrla1. on the north half, (n't) of the north-west quarter(nw'iiof section number thirty (30) township eleven 1 11 north of rauge nine (9) east of the 6th P. M. ivi said Coun ty of Cass, to secure the payment of $TiOO.oo and the Interest thereon at the rate of twelve per cent per annum, from the 24th day of March, A. D. 1876, ami reasonable aUorneys fees accord ing to a certain note referred to in aaid mort gage, also a certain other mortgage on the aouih-west quarter (sw'4) of section number tuirty (30) township eleven (11) north of rarjre nine (9) east of the 6th P. M in said County of Cass, to secure tho payment of eight hundred and thirty-three dollars and fifty cents (injz.y)) and interest thereon .l the rale of ten per cent per annum, from the 24th day of March, A. D. 1876, and reasonable attorneys fees according to a certain note referred to in said last men tioned mortgage, that the said E. W. Stevens has, er claims to have some interest in or lieu u;on the said mortgaged premises or some part thereof, and praying that the premises in said mortgage described, may be decreed to be sold that the plaintiff may be paid the amount due oa the said notes and mortgages out ol the mon eys arising from such sale, so far as the amoi.nt of such moneys pro-r'.y applicable thereto wid pay the same, and that the defendants, John 11. Caso and Sarah Case, may be adjudged to pay any deficiency which may remain afier ap plying all of said uionev so applicable thereto. And the said John B. Oasi- and Sarah Ciue tire notified that they are required to appear and answer said petition on or belore the :r.tli jday of Januarv. 1877. December 1 th.1S7. Ukows, Excuxd & BtiaWN. Plaintiffs Attorneys. Chattel Mortgage Sale. Notice is hereby given that by virtue of a power of sale, contained in a Chattel Mortgage, dated the 2d day of December, A. D, ifTft, u.'id recorded the (ith day of December. A. 1. 8J.V In book f of Chattel Mortgages, pages a.M and 2o2, in Cass Counlv. Nebraska, by C. I. Moore, County Clerk and Recorder of'Deeds of said Couuty, which same mortgage was esecutcd by L. F. Johnson as mortgagor to John P.iack ;is mortgagee, to-secure the payment of a Promis sory note bearing even date with said mortgage, and made by L. F, and D. X. Johnson, puyutde to John Black or order one year after date, of th? sum of two hundred and four dollars ($204.00) with interest from date at per cent per an num, upon which said note and mortgage the said Black claims there is due and unpaid, at the time of the first publication of this notice (December 14th, A. D. I87ti). Two hundred and tour dollar. (S204.00) principal, ind twenty four dollars and niuety-six cents. ($21.JS) inter est. The undersigned will sell at public auction t the highest bidder for cash on tiie 3d day of January, A. 1). 1877, at ten o'clock a. m of that day, at the building known as the Johnson Or-g-tn Factory, in tlieCitj ul PlaltsinouMi. Nebras ka, near Heisel'j mill, tho loilowiug described caattels and property in said mortgage, and up on which said mortgage I a lien, to-wit : The The boiler and engine, saw and machinery con tained in the Johnson Organ Factory, in the Cify of Plattsmouth, Nebraska, near Heisel's mill. December 12th, 1376. Jonx Black. Mortgagee. By M. B. Cutler, his agent. 3t3 Attachment Notice. "W. H. Sheppard. vs. Wm. Conn, and H. Laweou. Plaintiff. Defendants. Iirfnre John Jf. Hamcs. Juilice of Vie Peace in and for Vass Count if, JV'cb. On the 7th day of November. 1S7fl, said jus tice issued an order of attachment in the above action for the sum Fifty Dollars. (S.Hi.On). Dec. 12, is7. William J. Sheppard. 38t3 Plaintiff. Legal Notice. Ia pursuance of the order of his Honor. S. B. Pound, Judge of the Judicial District of the State, of Nebraska, in and for C:ls Countv, made on the "jrith day of November, A. D. 1876, I will offer for sale at public auction on Friday, the fifth (5th) day of January, 1S77. between the hours of 9 a. m. and the setting of the sun : the said sale to be held open for bids from 1 o'clock p. m. to 2 o'clock p. m. of said day at the front door of the Court Hotisa, In Cass County, Ne braska, the following described real estate to wit : the north-west quarter (n'!) of the north west quarter (nwVi) of section number one(l) in town ten ( to) north of range number eleven (11), east sixth (6lh) principal meridian in Cass County, Nebraska. Terms of sale : Cash. JOHN COFFEE. Guardian of the minor heirs of John L. S win del, deceased. 3m 4 Sheriff's Sale. By virtue of an execution issued by C. P. Moore. Clerk of the District Court within and for Cass County, Nebraska, (by J. W. Jennings) and to me directed, 1 will on the st It day of Jan uary. A. D. IS77. at 11 o'clock A si., of said day at tne South Door of the Court House in the city of Plattsmouth, in said County, Sell at pub lic auction the following real estste to-wit : The north-east quarter (ne') of section three (3), in town twelve (12), north range twelve (12) east of the sixth (Cth) principal meridian, in Cass Coun ty. Nebraska. The same being levied upon and taken as the property of C. F.sSmith and C. A. Smith, two of the defendants ; to satisfy a judgment of said Court, recovered by the First National Bank of Plattsmouth, Neb., plaintiffs. Plattsmouth, Neb.. Dec. 6 th, 1876. M. B. CUTLER, 37t3 Sheriff. Sheriff's Sale. By virtue of an order of Sale, issued by C. T. Moore, (by J: V. Jennings, his Deputy,) Clerk of the District Court, within and for Cass Coun ty. Nebraska, and to me directed, I will on the ;foth dav of December. A. D. 187rt. at 11 o'clock a. m. of said day. at the south door of tho Court House. In the City of Plattsmoutli, in said Coun ty, sell at public, auction the following real es tate, to-wit : The south half (?4) of the north west inartr (uw'4) of section .number ten (10) township number eleven (it) north of rane number ten (10) east of Cth P. M.. in Cass Couu ty, Nebraska. The sine being levied uikhi and taken as th roperty of Joseph G. Sharp and Amanda J. Sharp, def , ndauts ; to satisfy a Judgment of said Court, recovered by E. A. Vig genhorn. plaintiff. Plattsmouth, Ncfo., Nov. 28. A. T. 1876. 3015 M. B. Cutlick, Sheriff. Sheriff's Sale. By virtue of an execution issued by C. P. Moore. Clerk oi t he District Court, (by J. W. Jennings his Deputy.) within and for Cass County, Nebraska, and to me directed. I will on the 3oth day of December, A. D. 1S76, at 10 o'cloek a. m.. of said day, at the south door of the Court House, ih the City of Phutsmouth. in said County, sell at public auction the following real estate, to-wit : Twelve (12) acres more or less of lot two () in section twelve (t2) in town twelve (lit north range eleven (11) east of the 6th p. m., in Cass Countv, Nebraska, being ali of said lot two (2) excepting two 2) acres oil of the west side aud ten (1) acres ott t the east, side, and that portion occupied by the Burling ton & Missouri River Railroad Company in Ne braska, with appurtenances. And also the south-east quarter (seVi) of the south-east quarter (se4 of the south-east quarter 'se1) of section twelve (12) town (12) north ranee elev en (11) east of 61 ll P. M.. in Cass Countv, Nebras ka, containing ten (10) acres more or less The same being levied upon and taken as the prop erty of W. K. Fletcher, defendant, to satisfy a Judgment of said Court, recovered by the Iowa Coal Company, plaintiff. Plattsmouth, Neb., November 20th. A. D. 176. 3it5 M. B. CuTLKit, Sheriff. 3VCIIiK. GOOD FRESH MILK, Delivered dally in AXTT PJ.HT OF THE CITY, RTt Mumm & Co. " nu- i.;. ,;, ;.:!.. .0 ; . Hie a h arty i'iio." "Your Pills are marvellous." "1 sen I for another box. a-id keep them iil tho house." "Dr. Holloway hiis cured tny headache that was chronic." ! gave one of your Pills to my babe for chol era morbus. Tho dear little thing got well in a day." My nausea df a rooming U now cured." Your tox of Holloway's Ointment cured me of noise in the head. 1 rubbed some of your Ointment behind the cars, and the noise baa left." "Send me two boxea : I want rntf for a poor family." 0 "I enclose a dollar your price U 23 edit, but the medicine to me is worth a dollar." "Send me five boxes of your pills." -Let ine have three boxes of your pills by re turn mail, lor Chills and Fever." I have over 210 siieu testimonials as these, but want of space compels me to conclude. tcaf Cutaneous nisordcm, And all eruptions nf the skin, this Ointment Is most invaluable. It does not heal externally alone, but oiieti.-.tes with the most searching effects to the very root of the evil. UOLLOITAY'S IMLI.S luvarlably cure the following diseases Disorder of the Kidneys. In all diseases affecting these organs, wheth er they secrete too much or too little water, or Whether they lie afflicted with stono or gravel, or with -dies and pains settled in the loin ov er the regions of the kidneys, these Pills should be taken according to the printed directions, and the tlintnunt should be well nibbed Into the small of the back at bed time. This treat ment will give almost immediate relief when all other means have failed. For Stomachs lt of Order. Ne medicine will so effectually improve the tone of the stomach as these Pills : they remove all acidity occasioned either by intemperance or improper diets. They reaeh the liver and re duc; It to a healthy action : they are wonderful ly efficacious in cases of spasm in fact they never fail in curing all disorders of the lherand stomach. , , -. HOLLOWAY'S PILLS are th- best knwn In the world for the following diseases Ague, Asthma. Bilious Complaints, Blotches oil the Skin, Bowels. Consuinpti n. Debility, Dropsy, Dvsentery. Erysipelas, Female Irregularities, Fevers of all kinds. Fit. Gout. Headache. In digestion, Inflammation. Jauadiee. Liver Com plaints. Lumbago, Piles. Kheiitiiatlsm. Retention of urine. Scrofula or King's Evil, Sore Throats, Stone and Gravel. Tic-Douleureux, Tumors, I'lcers, Worms of all kinds. Weakness from auy causeetc. I3IPORTAXT CAt'TIOX. None are genuine unies the signature of J. IIayiock, as agent for the I'nlte j States, sur rounds each box of Tills, and Ointment. A handsome reward will be given to any one ren denhg such inhumation as may h ad to the de tection of any party oriiai t!s-s countei filing the medicines or vending the -ame, knowing them to be spurioiu. Sold at the manufactory of Professor Hol loway & Co., New York, ivtd by all respectable druggists and dealers in ntedlcim? throughout the civilized world, in box S lit ?3 t'PTits, (12 cents and $1 each. i,Thcre ii considerable saving by taking the larger sizes. N. It. Directions for the guidance of patients in every disorder arc affixed to each box. Office, US Liberty Mtrcet, Sew York. 3 TOYS! TOYS I I have on hand, and coming a fine assortment of Toys and Presents, For the Holidays 1 Also a large stock of WATCHES. J EWELTIY. SILVER PTAT ED WARE. YIOLIS STRIXtlS. tC.. Which I will sell cheap. Call and examine my (tock before purchasing. J. SCHLATER. CJi Z, Z Ji I DICK STREIGHT'S LIYE 33j HT , Feed and Sale Stables. Corner 6th and Pearl Sts. IIOKSnS nOAltOED BY TIIIC DAY, WEEK, OR MO.VTia. HORSES BOUGHT. SOLD Oil TllABED, For a Fair Commission. TEAMS AT ALL 1I0UKS. Panicular attention paid to Driving and Training TROTTIXG STOCK. Ai.m A hearse furnished when called for. BEST FARMING LANDS IN NEBRASKA, FOR SALE BY IB. & IvAG. IEI. IX i:ilAHKA. Great Advantages to Buyers in is:g. Ten Years Credit atQ per cent Interest. Six Years Credit at & per cent Interest, end lOper cent Discount. Other Liberal Dlsroants Ktr ('ash, Jlebntes. on Fni-es anil Krel jchtsi, and Fremiti nisi tor Improve ments'. The Jrtim irvl Xrhf ajsJfrl Farmer, containing full particulars, will be mailed fieo to any part of the world on application to LAND COMMISSIONER. B. A M. R. R. lOyl l.iN;oi.N Nrkkauka E. PARMELE, 3 ALE, FEED & LIVERY STABLE. At the old nyatt Barn, (lately .Tenet' stable) in Plattsmouth, Neb. Trill keep eonstantly.en hand a number of Horses for Sale. The buying and selling of good horses made the specialty of the business. A new PONY PHAETON, with gentle horses, for Ladies to drive Is kept at the Stable. FARMERS CALL AND EXAMINE MY STOCK FOR SALE. 11-yl. E. PARMELE. STKE1GHT & MILLER, Harness Manufacturers, SADDLES BRIDLES, COLLARS. and all kinds of harness stock, constantly on hand. Fruit Confectionery, AND Grocery Store nuts, CAKDICS, teas COFFEES, SUGARS, TOBKCCOES, r LOUR. e. Vemember the pl.iee opposite E. G. Dovey'a on Lower Main Street. 21-ly STREIGIIT & MILLER. i S 5 ri r- so 2 c--2 CD t t V tr n- ?r -s 3. 5 C m P 55 3 r p 5 - I I IT" rs sr1 2 f 9 o o 3 o5 -s cr CO r S3 a 2 ET - -5 -k 3 H SI b) CD 3 2 S. 3 T 11 f -THE CHAMPION STORB OF TIIE WEST. DR r GOODS-. DRESS HOODS, FAlL GOODS', WINTER. GOODS. , HE A i' Y ilOODS, FANCY GOODS! Notions and Trimrrnngs OF ALL KINDS. THE GRANDEST DISPLAY OF STAPLE AND 'AUTCYSOOOSf Ever seen In Cuss County. LADIES & GENTLEMEN ! Now Is your time for Bargain an t lo make Money and make your families comfortable. , Ai ii wottM be Impossible fdr us to give a com-, plete list of prices lit this space, we ahall only elect a. few. and assure you everything elso Is equally a3 chasp. WHAT A kOLLAR i ILL ! fOLLAR UJIIaL. ! WILL f-Ti 20 yards of Printa not I'.andard. 14 yards of Printschoice standard. 25 yards of Bleached Muslin, yd. wid." H yards of Sheeting, very good. 12 yards or Bed licking, good. 12 yards of Ducking and Deuin.s, prima.' 12 yards of Cheviot Shirting. 15 yards' of Cr:ah Toweling, solid. 5 yard3 of Table Linen. 12 yards of Cauton Flannel. 12 Handkerchiefs, extra neat. 12 pair Hose, men's, women's and children's.' 8 poiinili) Cotton Hatting. P7"Sow Look at these a-'Iciircs: Wool Yarn, white, best In market see " " colored, " ;e , Felt Skirt T5c ui. Balmorals wc up Shawls, latest styles 75c up", LInseys lur. up Ladi?s' SIiocb $1.00 up. Carpets, nemp 25c up Ingrain Coc Ui ' Brussels $l.lCc up Waterproofs, splendid C.'.c U Ladles' Cloth, all wool $1.25 iir?' CLOAKINGS, CHINCHILLA' BE A VERS, BROADCLOTH, CASS IME RES, POLON AISE, All wool, Double width, all Styles, eolors, quaD ities and low j rlcus. Empress Cloth, All wool reduced from Kc to 50c per yard. PLAIDS. Full lino of latest styles at lSe per yard. JVECKTIES. Fall stylo, very Cue, 2." up. Blankets, Comfortsy In great vavrlety, from $1 .25 bp. Cottonadcs, Heavy, 18c up. Black Velveteen, very fine, 65 cents up. Flannels, Fure wool, 20 cenig up. Ladies' Hats, well trimmed, $1 up. Gents' Clothing, AND Furnishing Goods I in great variety. Boots, $2,25 up; Shoes, 1.25 up; Hats,' 75c vp; Boyif Caps, 40c up; Socks 5c per pair up; Linen-finish Collars, 10 cents per box up : Men's UndersJiirts & Drawers, 50c a set, up.' Full lines of Cloak Trimmings, Zephyrs. Can vass, Alpneas, Delaines, and all th'J latest styles and shades of goods too numer ous to enumerate. Trunks, Valises, Hand-BagSy Elj Assortment. VALEURES, SATINS, TURQUOISE? AND SILK CORDS, RUGS, AF GHANS, LAP-ROBES, ETC. Vast assortment of SILVER VWffRE,- PLATED Yf ARB 8 3 5,000 Worth of Fall and Winter Good.;, of every de scription, must be closed out this season at Hard-Pan Trices. Everybody Invite d to call at the IP Iiil&dlelpiiii STORE ; And consult the mouarchs of al racn, Solomon & Hathas, . riailHinnutiiNsY, r7TrfT2T-?. oek of forse Wank?.-
