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C'jirt :t-d Tucsdiy. Fc'ruiry CtJi, 1877.
FOR OMAHA FlToiII'L ATTSMO CTII.
l-cnves 0 iVi ft. ni. Arrives 8 too a. in.
2 :.'50 p. ia. " 3: 16 p. in.
FftOM OllAn.V FOU ri-ATTSMOCTII.
Leaves 0 n) ft. n. Arrive It) ni.
" 4 W p. tti. " S P. ta.
e ;iXJ p. Hi. 7 :l j p. to.
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!o1d. ta -J.j p. 111. ; Arr.r?:i Ei'tnuy, :0 p. 1:1.
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fhom T:in vi:st.
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n. Anlvii l-:a...s;..outh. 10 :D4 it i .
Freight ;jv.i l.'.n .'ola 11 a. in. Arrive
Flattruwiill:, 4 :12 p. K.
o.oixG ?:ast.
Kxfvrf t". 6 a. nt.
rvt.-EgT, (t,in w.ich :iy) 2 :N) p. m.
CP.IVAI. AND lr.l'AUTl"Kii O? PLATTS-
EA-eT7.rX. XOSIHtW Si SOUTHER
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Ur?rt at - 6 :
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vrsTsax via e. & m.
Arriv- at - 8 :.5 p. m. Depr.; : t - C 0 a. ra.
Jrriyjat ?c ie. Dfi.uttt - s :0o p. r.i.
ati'x ei.crs &. cxiok tsivut.
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LOCAIi
huh
See Xoy ts' id on Organs. Xc w Noy. 3
ha struck it. If he can't soil n:i organ
no boily can.
Solomen and Nathan dou't seom s.t
ihf.eJ Tirith or.e store or even tw., but
they mint have three or four. See card
of St. Joe and New York Houses ( Ise
whero. A ttw I'M orcK-n Vt sh'c.
r-r.ting. Joist and Ssanilin. 5C0.0O,
fA TRtnmtn?. SJtf
Ha-TC you fiscn th Centennial Panel
ii?ca, prii nted by Frank Stadter, anl
en exhibition at Carru'.h's? 43tf.
Tli- Guorga Minstrel.j will be heie
T:i:. Tr?;r;ry-xr:cT;i.
troupe of native Min -;rt b, :d '
ia.uician.! and good t.iinrtn l iiicn.
rood
In a vmv y--"i little story in Harp
er's 3f-Jjt-ii for Much, we nud this:
ppakirigof soma families. 8 pnTor.s,
wiio gt :i!u:ir veo' pleasantly i: life
I'.p.d wltli each ot'.r it says "Not one
i f thorn has read 1 1 1 s ZTtitisn for iiva
years for U.oy like to keep good natur
al." V.'e ra-print this for tin benefit
( f our friend Iloldrej, whe;i becomes
fjoon Btr.AiN's!
SIDE LACK SlIOEi.
for SI. 73 at
J MICHES' 8IIOE STORE.
. J - 5 1 received, three more Smith
America. 1 Organs and o::". J:a:!ury
P srio. Call and try t!;ern and tell me
waat yon think f tliem.
T,. C. Johnson,
4tS . Agnt for Cass County.
Ready Made
TV I NT IIP. CI.OT 1 1 1 ZsCx,
at coat. ?t
SL'IIA?E c: ;i:amijeiig'3.
Young, the Batcher, movcis to d iy.
Feb. 2.M. 1377, to Haifa obi s'.aad,
whero ha will coatiau; to sell the bet
of tasat that c 1.1 bo bo'.ig!it. H-3 will
bo h .ippy to in?-;: all of his old cm'o:n
r3. a a I as m my now ones :u will f.i-Yia-
hba with thf ir tr l j. An fcxperi
eneed uieAt cutU-r always ready to
wait 0.1 customers. X) adanco in
price of laeat.
E4NIV NLTY YOIta CITY BUSINESS
IIU!IJlur.Y.
This is the title of a valuable work
of commercial reference, just ism d by
TWitrr Ilfcugh and Co., Printers and
Publishers of 14 Park Place. New York.
It contain -a fall and compute list of
ail the Importers Jobbers and. Manu
facturers doing business in the great
metropolis, classified and arranged by
Trades and Occupations, and giving
their street and number address. It is
an invaluable work for the Country
Merchant. It tells him w here to ob
tain anything from a needle to a steam
engine, of first or second hands. The
work: will be sent by the publishers to
any address post-iye prfjwbl upon the
receipt of the price, which is as follows:
Cloth, full honn l Edition, pr copy,
One Dollar: flexible cloth luun J Seven-ty-fivo
Cents; paper eorer Fifty Cents.
Go to TVeckbaeh'a for bargains in
winter goods for the next J days.
PUBLIC SALE.
There will ba a public sabi of stock
ni farm iaplement at the farm of
John Bower, two miles east of Louis
ville. 011
rUIHAY THE 23D OF FEBKUAKV,
At the hour of 10 a. m.
Four head of horses, 1 mule, 1 Jack
12 head of cattle, some hogs farm iru-pb-mpnts.
harness etc., etc.
TE11MS: Nine months credit for
amounts over 311) on good security.
47tc John' II. Bauer.
FAR51TO RENT.
A farm of about 1C0 acres, w ith a
good house well and stable, to rent on
reasonable terms. Apply to Win. Wet
enkniap, Piattsmouth. 89 tf
DONATION.
The jo'ing ladies an-1 gentleman
iu lt-pend:it of the church, will give a
donation ;u; 1 a Gran J Oysti-r Super in
tho Ei-ht Milii Grove CaplUt Church,
for tlm benefit of Ilev. J. A. Hudson,
on Thursday evening, March. 1st, 1377.
MUSIC.
There will bu music, both instru
mental and vocal, by the most profic
ient singers in tin county. There will
bo a table set with, refreshments of
every description. Oysters in an abund
ance, turkeys, chickens, canned fruit,
pics and cakos of arery imaginable
kind, in fact everything that heart can
wish. A table such as a King might
wish tj see. There will also be a stand
with nut-5, raisin and candy of :tll kinds
Supper 31.00 a couple, and 53 cent3
single. AH are invited to come a
jjra.id time is exppc'.ed. Th3 committee
! wiil pare no puns to mako the eveii-
ing r.n enjoyable one.
ijj or J or or lommiu.
r. S. Remember the place In bap
tist Church, at Eight Mile Grove,
Thursday evening. March 1st.
NOTICE.
There will be a meeting of the Cass
County Agricultural Society at the
Secretary's ofiice, on Saturday, the 3d
day of March, at 1 o'clock r. M.
Object of the meeting to t b'ct offi
cers. Every member of the Society is
requested to be prenenf.
ISAAC V.'ILES.
II. B. WixniiAM. rre.ident.
Secretary.
Dou't be b'ackward in examining the
Smith American Organs or the JJrad
bury Pia-is. They are f .illy w;.rrant
cil and will bear inspection.
J. V. Wcckbnch will pay in cash or
goods the highest market price for any
amount of potatoes. 2Jtf
LIT EEAI1I SOCTLTi.
The regular meeting of tho Platts
uoutli Literary Society was held at
the Court House, Friday evening, Feb.
ICth. The meeting was called to or
d,r by 1'; esident. P. P. Gas.;. The Sec
retary being ubi-i'T.'., D. II. Wheeler, jr.,
v.-!3 clec'.ed sec rotary pro tern. The
minutes of tbd previous meetings were
read and approved. The treasurers re
port was then read and received. Ba-
siues.5 l-ctiitr'ail transacted, the question j
f:;r dir "us.-.iy:i wasrcAd. The Captains
werw V. W. Drunmond for H13 neg.v
iive and W. F. Morrison for thea:nim
ativc, t!io birgan the discussion. Tho
question being (Hosulved that Lubor
Saving Machinery is 13 jneicial to the
to tha Laboring Clas., The question
was wtll argusd and contested, but tho
judges, who were, E. Sage, Mr. Powell
and Mr. Harrison, finally decided in fa
vor of the affirmative. The question
decided 011 for next regular meeting to
discuss was, (Resolved that Napoleon
was actuated more by ambition than
by love of his Coiiiitrj- in carrying on
his wars;. Captains and sid-3 tvrve
then chosen, Jno. Wajman for the af
firmative and Will s. Wise for the neg
ative. Meeting then adjournal until
Fridiy eveni;.'?, Feb. -211. G:3D p. m.,
at the Court II n;.??.
P. P. G as s,
D. II. Wiizele; jr., Fresi.lcnt.
Secretary, pro ietn.
lieniember the Georgia Minstrels
Mend iy evening.
Messrs. Mason cc Hamlin are fortu
naie in gottiug ;is go)d a man r.j Mr.
Noyes, and we jtredict him succcmi.
Ho irsens3 and soip, dry throat are
cured by the uso of "Forest Tar Tro
ches." If you want to see. busiiiess done
satisfactorily call at Mike Schntllbach
ei's jllacksinith. V.'agon and Buggy
Mauuiaerory. Mike hai a large circle
of fii.-nds and palicns, and shows him
self qn.il to any emergency in his line
by iiirning off complete, any job that
comes b. A sample of his wagons is
on exhibition at his new brick shop on
Fifth f treet between Main and Vine
streets. Cad and exam i no before pur
chasing. 0001 bargains!
SIDE LACE SHOES,
for 81.75 at
MERGES SHOE STOItE.
Take the sensible virw. Tar cleans
er, heals and cures Catarrh. Tk? only
raft hod of tfirvct application is by in
haling the the vapors of the "Solution
of Forest Tar." Catarrh is a good
thing to get rid of. -iOit
Sine we have been using the Pat.
Wood Box Shoe Blacking ths leather
of our boots h is krpt soft and it has
certainly proved a water-proof dress
ing though not advertised as such. For
.sale by A. W. White.
AND S TILL orMLl! BUSINESS.
Fred Gocidc-r, well known as a mem
ber of the Piattsmouth Graia Compa
ny, has bought out Weckbach's imple
ment department, and will hereafter
carry on ihe same, thanking all old
customers for their patronage hereto
fore, Mr. Goerder asks for their good
will and a chance to sell them such
things as they may need this summer
in his line. F. Goeeder.
Messrs. Streight & Miller wish to
call the attention of their customers
to the fact that it is customary to close
up accounts ;it the commencement of
the year. As they are expected to pav
their bills it follows that they must
have funds to pay w ith. They would
therefore notify Ueir customers who
have been aceommodated to harness
and other poods, that they w ill be ex
pected to call and settle their aeeeounts
at their earliest convenience. Their
stoek of harness and other goods in
that line is complete, and all wanting
anything in their line will find it to
their advantage to give them a call. A
full stock of groceries also kept con
stantly on hand. 4otf
SEXD IX YOUR JOB WORK.
Posters Bill-Heads, letter-Heads,
Envelopes, Pamphlets and Cards print
ed at this office. All work expedi
tiously and neatly executed.
GREAT BARGAINS!
I bought a larye job lot of
BOOTS
and sell them
BELOW WHOLESALE PRICES.
NOW IS YOUR TIME,
before they are all gone.
CALL AND SAVE MONEY.
Peter Me-eges.
THE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
Met at the ofiice of Secretary, Feb.
10th, 1877, Feb. llth, 1377, and wore
called to order by Isaac Wiles, Frcs't.
Minutes of hist meeting read and ap
proved. The Secretary made a gener
al statement of the condition of the
Society. On paction the Society pr
cefided to consider the question as to
the location of the Fair Grounds.
Louisville and Centre precincts made
propositions fcr the location, after due
consideration and a review of t lie ad
vantages and disadvantages of the sev
eral localities the ground was located
In Centre, precinct, by almost a unani
mous vote, under the following propo
fcition and motion offered by Mr. E. G.
Ilfced, that the grounds of the Cass Co.
Agricultural Society, he located at the
south-east quarter of section 23, town
1 1 , range 1 1 , the said grounds to be free
to the Society fur tho rpace of five y'rs.
with race track prepared for U3e, and
the material on the present Fair
Gro uds to be rtrneved free of expense
to the SocieLy.
The following named persons were
added to the membership of tha Socie
ty. Win. H. Newell M. M. Butler
E. L. Reed S. TV. Beardsley
J, V. Glover O. M. Torrenee
Jno. Cropsev ). C. Yeomans
Rush Chibou F. F. P.exford
C. G. Tabor J. D. Itockwell
M. B. Ashnir.n Frank Brookl art
Wui. Ccn M. M. Shipman
Josiih Finlin.
There being no further business to
consider, the Society adjourned till the
first Saturday in March.
Isaac Wiles,
R. B. Windham, President.
Secretary.
500 Barrels
BEST NEW SALT,
atS2.2o, at
SCIINASSE & GEAMBEKG'S.
Auction sale of Stock and Household
goods at the farm of Judge Maxwell 3
miles Southwest of Piattsmouth on
Tuesdav Feb. 27th 1S77 at 10 A. M.
FA liMJSRS A TTENTIOX!
J uiin.s Pcpperberg, Cigar Manufac
tureron Main St., Piattsmouth, Neb.
Cigar Clippings of Spanish and Ameri
can Tob.ivcoi'3 for smoking purposes.
Fot -S'-r7c. 'Best equalities of pleg-sniok-:ng
tolie'-o ai'.vayri on baud. 20-tf.
Ho for the miiMireis, regular Geor
gians, boss troupe in the U.S. Mou
dav. Mr. J. V. Wockbach has gne east,
on his return bis counters and shelves
will be filled with new and fresh spring
goods.
Sain Barker bought four horses of
Cul Paruitde on Wednesday, for his big
farm out west.- Sam isn't afra'd of
grasshoppers evidently.
NU IVn-i.ST ZLS BENN ET ITS.iIS.
W. F. Bennett is thw Agent for the
Otccola Nursery, Iowa, a::d expects to
have a largo stock of Fruit trees and
Evergreens on hand soon.
Go and see Billy "lew enct."
yjNE to unnTii::? v;n'K.iLZ
t'AlEHli.'i.
We learn from Mr. X.i'han, of the
firm ofSolomon & Nathan, that Mr.
Solomon has openrd out a whole
sale s'.rarr go '.ids and l.ni.incry house 1
in St. Jyseph.Mo. Here i? :li:f'k!J:i;-d"
in full.
STciio;; N'.VTIiA.V,
v,'h olejale
S'raw Goods, Mdliaery 5c Fancy Goo'L'
No. 103, Fou rlh St., Sr. Joseph M-..
New York Olnce, 300, Canal St., N. Y.
ATTENIION iiVEIti ZMZi
I have just received at ihe J. O.
News Depot a fresh i-tsek of confec
tionery, California p. lire honey, Califor
nia ligs, and canned fruits, nsw rn:: pit
sugar, choice oranges and lemon.-., dates,
raiiins,
garden and flower seeds,
marbles, cigars, tobacco and notions of
all kinds. Give me a trial and I wiil
guaran tee good goods aud fair dealings.
Respectfully, J. P. Vouxa.
MASON
& HAMLIN CABINET CIS-
E. Noyes of Louisville lias received
appointment of general agent for the
Mason & Hntrdiri Organ Co.,- for the
ea.;U-tii district cf Xsiiraska. Auv per
eons having business with the firm,
wishing information in regard to or
gans, agencies, e'ec, can stddreas him at
Louisville, Neb. This being on? of the
first Organ establishments in every re
spect, iii the c.Kiutiy, and th-ir organs
having received the highest premium.-
in each of ths World's expositions, a!i
iii want of good instruments wiil do
wcil to examine their organs be'ore
purchasing.
A preliminary meeting to m ike ar
rangements fcr holding a mu sical Con
vention met at R. B. Windham's otliee,
Feb. 20th. Capt. Marshall called to
the chair, Jame3 Pettee Secretary, pro
tern. Secretary gave tho object of the
meeting there was a general expres
sion of interest. Secretary was instruc
ted to communicate with Professor E.
B. Gcer, of Tabor, Iowa, and ascertain
his terms for conducting a Convention
in this city, and report at next meeting.
The meeting voted to start a paper and
get the signatures of those who would
attend and aid in carrying cut the en
terprise. Thirteen signatures were im
mediately affixed, Messrs. Windham
and Pettee were instructed to circulate
the paper, and report at the next meet
ing, adjourned to meet at Methodist
Church, Saturday evening at half past
seven o'clock, promptly, at which time
and place it is proposed to perfect the
organization. Capt. Marshall,
.James Pettee, Chairman.
Sec'y. pro tern.
Wanted.
2.000 lbs FRESH BUTTER,
at Ilijhtst JIarkct F i'.r,
IMMEDIATELY.
Sciinasse Gramijerg.
Rolloway's Pills The most power
ful existing medicine for the the cure
of femald complaints. Fifty years ex
perience, ineoutestably prove the.se
remedies unrivatcd for the disorders
incidental to the softer sex. No fami
ly should be without them. They may
be taken by young and old, as they
will restore health when every other
means proxe unsuccessful. Sold ev
erywhere. 25 cents per box or pot.
- PERSONAL.
?fr. Chas. Lazenby aud family left
us on Tuesday the 20th for Denver and
Colorado.
Mr. Lazenby has been a resident here
twelve years and over, and bnilt in con
necison with E. Buttery the handsome
brick stable, known as the "Bon;-.cr
Stable." It was at that time the larg
est and finest livery barn in Nebraska.
Latterly Mr. L. has been ih the grain
and f-tock business. He leaves largely
for the benefit of his health. As a
neighbor and friend we shall miss
Charley a great deal. As a citizen the
town could ill alTord to lose him. Hop
ing sincerely that he may meet with
good luck atd have the bes,t of health
in his new home, we sadly say good
bye.
Cspt. Xuhl and Henry Siorth at
Omaha on Friday last, both old resi
dents of Piattsmouth.
Dr. ScHldknecht helps the IIeiiald
out every now and then most manfully,
or rati er mo:?L Doctorf ully. We are
glad to learn that the Doctor has a
most excellent practice and that it is
increasing constantly. If he makes
everybody feel as good s ho did the
IIeeaed. last week pills and powders
would no', be r.eed.-d.
C-.ipt. Mr.T-h all received a distressing
letter last week which he turned over
to councilman Peppeiberg.
We had tho pleasure of making tho
acquaintance of Will II. Lynehard,
city editor of the Omaha Daily Herald
His 'heard' asks "What i it? How did
it happen? Oh, tell me all about it!"
Guess Will will find willing mouths to
do this iu Nebraska.
J. Stine, of Eight Mile Grove, called
on tho Heuald, in the absence of the
.Editor last week. He claims to be an
old friend of the days long gone by and
the Herald would very much liked
to have seen him.
Hon. D. II. Wheeler.Secretary of the
Senate,wit.h Mrs. Wheeler accompanied
the excursion to Topeka last Friday.
Mr. Donnelly has added to his other
wise complete arrangement for gener
al repairing in Machinery by giving
room in his shop to a good lathe.whieh
prepares him for any kind of repairing.
Farmers and others will do well to give
hi in a call, as he warrants all work, and
is prepared to make his warrants good.
13.-1
Winter goods at grea ly reduced
prices lor the next 30 days must be
sold to make room for a manimoth
spring stock.
t2. J. V. Weceeacii.
Messrs. Bryan and Chambers wish
us to give noiice that they have pur
chased the interest of A. P. Martin in
the Harness Shop opposite the Platte
Valley House, and are prepared to fur
nish harness and harness trimmings to
order at Bod Ilock prices for cash. All
sorts of country produce taken in en
change for goods. 4713
Mrs. Jonathan Wise has been ill for
tome tin.?, as noticed last week. At
one lime she was very low, and her life
despaired of, but on Wednesday the
commenced to mend, and ro-d.ty we
learn sir? is coiiiderabt be-ter, all of
which we aro
riouiiC'";.
Eiucerelv glad to an-
Mr. II.it t, the well k:i vvn and ie!i.t
blo butcher of Piattsm--ith. ha at last
retired from b'lsiru;. II - expresses
'nis thanks to all his old eu.-to-'asrs, and
hop. -s they may be suited iii .he future.
He cont-emjila.es ging to Sidney on
the Black Hilts route, we believe.
Go-d hick, old man.
CASS CO. JIl'SlCAL AS30CUTIN.
Ths members of the Central Com
mittee of the above Asociation are re
quested to meei at the Herald Office
on Saturday March Sd, 1S77, at eleven
oclcek A. M..
G. A. Ashmen, Chairman.
Mr. L. C. Johnson has been appoint
ed agent for the Smith Organ and the
Bradbury Piano for Cass Co.
TV. II. Peescott, Gen. Agent,
Utf. Columbus, Neb.
Roberts razor steel scissors, sold on
ly at Weckbach's. 42tf
For Sale at u Bargain.
ONE HOUSE AND LOT,
one, block south of Main Street
ALSO
STORE nUILIUXd AND STOCK OF
O EXE R A L MERCHANDISE.
Enquire at this office.
TIi:' fri-.-n Is an I neighbors of Hon.
Joe Gil more gave him a reception on
Wed ics lay evening. A merry crowd
gathered there. S uieb j ly ha 1 bough t
all the oysters in town, aud such an on
slaught on bivalves was nevar known
before. By the kiadnesi of Mr. E. Par-mel-
the Herald was spirited over
there, and all we have to say is. That
when in the course of human events it
becomes necessary for Jon Giimouu's
friends togivo him another oyster sup
per, we hope thi Herald will be 0:1
hand. So dees E. Parmele, only we
don't want to have to hold him again,
to prevent his going back in the. morn
ing to set some more.
In these days, when the country is
flooded with worthless immications, it
is pleasant and profitable to come
across a genuine medical preparation
of merit snch as Dr. Green's Family
Medicines. They are piepared from
the formula of a regular physician, tf
Nothing short of unmistakable bene
fits conferred upon tens of thousands
of sufferers could originate and main
tain the reputation wt.ieh Aye it's Sar
SAPAUiLLA enjoys. It is a compound
of the best vegetable alteratives, with
the Iodides of Potassium and Iron, and
is the inot effectual of alt r. ne-di.-s
for scrofulous, mercurhd, or blood dis
orders. Uniformly sueee:-.-ted an 1 cer
tain in its Tome-dial effects, it jiro iu-t s
rapid and complete cures of scrofula.
Sores, Boils. Humors, Pimples, Erup
tions. Skin Diseases and all disorders
arising from impurity of blood. By its
invigorating effects it always relieves
and often cures Liver Complaints, Fe
male Weaknesses and Irregularities,
and is a potent renewerof vitality. For
purifviag the blo:d it has no eqnal; it
tones np th system, restores and pre
serves the health, and imparts vigor
and energy. For forty years ' it has
been in extensive us- and is to-day the
most available medicine for the s tiller
ing sick, every where.
Fou Sale ur all Dealers.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
DISSOLUTION HOT ICE.
Tli firm known as Cornier ft Lazenby have
this day dissolved pftrtniTslitpby mutual r.gre
innt. all aceounU will be collected itud debts
assumed by ill-. Goerder.
I'Littsaiout!:, Fi-'u. IjL, Z877.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given tbit the firm of Yftl-
I lery & Eafftier is thu d:iy dissolved by inutuul
consent. Ttie accounts, note and books of tho
old f:ri:i will bit found at the .etoris known as
Valiery & BtifTacr'a, and will b; settled by Mr.
IlaJTner. All persons iudcl.icd to tho Cnn. or
having a i:idjustei a'.-coii'it with the su'uo aro
requested to comt? up and settle at once, as tho
firm fcuuacss must be closed.
J. Vau eky, Ja.
F. E. KUFFXE-K.
ruttsrnouth, Feb. 1st, 1877. 45t4
FOR SALE!
Clieap for Cash, the following property, at
ihe County Farm, two ialles west of Elatts
mout'.r, Nebraska :
ft lead work bursas.
4i lu-ad slocl; I103.
3 liiiW-h co'.vs.
1 opt.-!! bu;rs;y.
1 road wao:i.
2 siii-riti plows.
2 cultivxlnrs.
1 incwiLK machine.
2 tot double hariievs.
1 8ft hussy harnes.
And other articles too numerous to ir.eation.
The above property must be sold by M'lrcb.
1st, 13T7. 13181 K. H. & S. V. Vaxaiix
IlEADQCATSTr rtS PKP'T. Of TftK I'I.TTH. Of-
FK.'K tHlfcy yUAKrKSMASTKi:,
Omaha Ni:b., Jan. 20th, 1ST7.
CEAI.r;) rbOl'OSAt.S. in tr'-.dioats. will be
0 iecIvd r.t thi oirtct until ol.-vpa o'cl.k.
a. in., on Wednesday, Fe!ruai y ai, l77. at which
ti'iii- c.n l n!a.i-e t';cy will ha ojienod in presence.
vf iiiddcR. 1 or the tieiivcry ia iiuantity as re
quired uji lo Juno 3J, 1S77. at OiiK'.lia Dt'pot Ne
brasl.a. or at stations on the V nion Pacillo Rail
road.east Irm iveaniey Junction of
rVSCO.OOO lbs Corn A 1 .600.000 lb Oats.
Proposals f ir loss quantities lhau the whole
will be received.
J.iddcis w iii state the rate per hundred s
not p.-r bushel.
Proposals are invited, both of the delivery r.t
the Corn and u i;s in new jruisny or burlap sacks
to tie provided by the contractor. Mid for i!e;iv-
ry in ae!;s to b furnished by the Department
to the contractor at Omaha Depot.
Each bid to be considered, should be pun ran -teed
by two responsible parlies, not bidders,
that they will become hondHnun oa award of
contract.
The proposals should be made separately for
Corn and for Oats.
Preference will be given to articles of domes
tic production.
The contracts will be let with the proviso that
the iiuaiii ities contracted for may be increased
or reduced one-third by the Chief Quartermas
ter of the Department, at. any time within sixty
days after date of contract. The right to reject
anv or all bids is reserved.
Eids should be endorsed on envelopes, "Bids
for Forage.-' Eiank bids furnished ami full con
ditions made known on application to this oflicf.
iiU i. I. Ll'IHNUTON, Chief Q. M.
coon bargains!
SIDE LACE SHOES,
, for S 1.73 at
HERGES' SHOE STORE.
If you want to get your chimneys
cleaned or your stove polished, call on
Chas. -Brown, or leave orders at John
Boone's barber shop, at any hour of the
day or night. 50 cents a stove and 50
cents a flue. 42tf
Boschee's Geeman Syrup can now
be purchased right at home, it is the
most suecessful preparation ever in
t induced to our people, it works like
a charm in all cases of consumption,
Pneumonia. Hemorrhages, Asthma,
severe coughs, Croup and other throat
and Lnng diseases. No person has ev
er used this medicine without immed
iate relief, yet there are a great many
poor, su'Iering, skeptical persons going
about our streets wbh a suspicious
cough, and the voice of consumption
coming from their lungs, that. will not
try it. If you die it is ytnir own fault,
as you can go to your Druggist W. E.
Donelan and get a Sample Bottle for
10 cents and try it; three doses will
relieve any case. Regular size only 75
cents. 43-lf.
D R ESS MA KINO.
Mrs. I. Els: r ran 1 M!ss Nciile M'.ioi t have pna
ir.t the d- ssarrkiie: business, and v.ouiii be
pkased I" l ave uiom- hi v.-ant of worl; in their
ln:e to ;:'! i-i: j Keet'..e;. at l;.e icsidere'e of Mrs.
Elr.ter.ei:? floor west ef ths Saunders
Houe. Satisfaction guaranteed and ih-.iijes
a -jiieivle. 7-tf
Large stock
WINTER SHAWLS,
at cost, at
SCIINASSE & G HAMBURG'S.
H13 Centaur LiEimentsare the
sT.-Nitest r.-j'iiedi'.-s ever discovered for all ftesli,
bone, and nius:le ailmer-ti Lites. Eruiscs,
Swelling's, Earns, lt'.ie.iiiiatijin. Still Johns. Tec.
What the White Liniment does for the hum in
family, the Yellow Ll sim-jat does for horses
and animal. They are cheap, they areconvt u
icr.t, nnd they are certain in their elTects.
Cltildroa cry fjr-I'iteher's Catoriv
It is as picasjst to as h ei..y. It eo.u.-oui
no mori'Iiine or other dele.erious ingredient,
and is sure to expel worms, care wind code, rj;
u!,ite the bowels and Stoma'-h. and overcome
irritation eaused bv rarti or catting teeth.
.Moiheis can tea and children enjoy health
who use t"ast-ri:u It is harmless, it is certain,
it is speedy, and it is cheap. 3SM3
A ne w American and a new Wilson
SEWING MACHINE
for sale at the Herald Oulce.
Burlington and Missouri Riv
er Hail Road Company in
Nebraska.
The nnmiiil meeting of the Stockllolders of
the Eiirlinytoii aa-f Missouri Eiver Railroad
t' iKipauv iii Nebraska, will be held at tiie ohice
of t:u t-o:iijvuv. in Phatstnouilt Nebraska.
'i'.iiud:iy the u.il day of February. A. 1). 1S77,
ai levt-ii o'clock a. ill., lor tc election of direc
tors, ar d .my o'her t)iis:ncss which may legally
cor.ie Ueiare the iiK-etiier.
Jonx X. Dexnisox, Secretary.
Bo-itou Jan. ltui, un. 4jt4
Our enteVprish-.g and successful mer
chants, E. G. Dovey Son, are still at
their post, supplying customers with
everything in tho line of; general mer
chandise on the most reasonable terms,
stock kept full and complete. COtf
I b"f 1 T
NOTICIIS.
Legal Notice.
In the District Court of the Feeond Judicial
District, ia and for Cass County, Nebraska.
Jerome I. C:ve and Stephen Bull.eomposin the
lirni f J. i. Case & ('0. piainilils, vs Eraueis
M. l'a:rcll, Al.m:i Caneil, Joioi V. Carreil
and Joi.11 Carreil, detentiaiils.
Fraiiei i M. Carreil and Aiiua Carreil. nosi-rrs-idents
01 tut- State t:( .Nebraska, w ill taxi notice
t.iai ihe p.aiiuuls alunc naiueil, of the State of
W.scoiiM.i. did 0:1 tlie -"JUi day of January. A.
U. lb'. lilo the r petition in tae Ji.iriet Court
c lae M-eo.i t Jauieial District, iu and far Cass
l oiiaty Nebiaka. aain-.t tile said Francis M.
Caiieti, Atma Carre 11, Joan W. Carreil ami
Jo. hi e arret;, defendants, seiiinjj lonii tneexe
e'liion 01 a c-rtairi mortgage by me said Fran
e;s ji. earreil, nail Aiina "Cai ivl!, lo I lie said
,f. 1. Ca-e &t..'o., 0:1 me bast, hail tc'i) of tr-.rs
oat !i-.vest quarter is.v'.i) oi section twenty OM)
and four ( l) acres all in tow.i eleven ill.) range
l..!i-iw;itui au.l tae w halt loc ilie uor(h-wet
iiiarier (n w1 . ) of n-.-'.io:! twenty -nine (2:) tow 11
eleven (.1) ranje foil: t t-iiiui, in t'ttxs Count.
Nebraska, to secure the payment of t-:US.i',
cordiuu to a certain promissory note, mem ioned
in ttie said n!ort.;a;e, and that tim e the iiviii
ol '.said mort.vrvre". t..e said J0J1U l anell claims
S'.me ii.teret 111 the t.aid land under the u!
Francis M. Carreil and Alina Carreil, praying
tli .t an account in y lie taken of the amount
flu I hereon, t bat pi..intilis :,is. be jdlo.ved a
rea-'o r attorney's tee. and that the said in
terest of Ihe said Joint Carreil be declared inte
rior to t'nit 01 piainliif. ud that C:e '.aid prem
ises may be sold to" s-;tisfy p.ainli:Is Halm, un
less the said J l.:i M. Carreil and Franeis J-.ir-r.-ll
pay i-aid sieu ir.ter'-.sl and eo A i ty a t-iy to
b named by the ( u,rt. an l the said Francis
31. Carrel a.id Alzin.i Carrel ar hereby iiotiiied
tli.U they are 1'e.it.esied 10 appear i'lul ansiver
said petfiiou on or before the loth day of April,
A. D. 177, or the lac. tticreiii sci torth wiil be
t ikeu as true, and judgment rendered a;:ainst
you. J. J. Cask & Co., by
7R, 3. ViDiiAM, their Arfv.
Le.cral Notice.
In the District Court of the Second Judicial
Distiict. in and lor Cass County. Nebraska.
Ernet Kupke, j lai itifT, vs Jaiiauua Kupke,
dcicudaii 1.
JohHiica Kupke, of ihe City of Racine, in the
Stale 01 v !seo;:.h(, wili take'no.ice that e-rnest
Kuiinc, 01 toe 1 oi.'.py 01 1 ass, in the State 01
NeDiaski, did 0:1 it:ejih day of February. A. 1 .
1M7. liie his petition in the District Court tit
Cstfc Ci.-.'.t:ty, 7se!i;a.-t.a, avaitu't the sail J
liauna Kupke. !.:lciuia.'!i. Iheobje' t of si-.id pe
tition uia,; lo s-.-cuie a divorce fio.u ihe bonds
ol matrimoay v illi the sai.l Jotianna Kupke.
aud tor me ens.ody ol two e:i:ldre;i now iii her
pos:,es -ion, and liie s:-.id .Joiijnaa p.upke is 110
l.iied that she is rcuirrU lo appear and answer
said peniieu on or netore the l'iih iiy .f April,
A. i. ls.'7, or judgment will he rendered aaiit
you as praycil lor in said pejition.
KitN'Usr ICltkk, bv
It. B. Wini.'Ham, his Ait'y.
Le.ai IVotica.
Kt.ito of Nebraska, Cass.C'eur.ty. S3 :
To A. II. Eco.V.
You are notilled that on the 2;th day of March
lSJ 7, at two o'clock p. in., on the premises here
iu descriJvd, ennmissioiiers will (uole.s you
sooner apply for same), proceed to assess "ihe
damages accruing to you by teason of the ;ip
propriaiion by t lie l'.urliiiglon and Missouri Riv
er iiailroad Company ia Nebra.ska. lor depot,
niitci-.ine s!itp3, round hou -es. lurn tallies. siC.e
tracks, r:witeues, &e.. the followio described
real estate : The south (Ulh nineteen hundred
aud fourteen sipiare feet oi lot (il) eleven in
biocK oU sixiy-liirec. as shown n recorded
piat of Piattsmouth City, Cass Countv, Neb.
Jeiiruiuy lyih. Is77.
KLItl.IM.TOK & Missoriti Kivek Railkoai
rijJii'ASv ixNkbkaska. i;y
4 i 1 T. M. MAhQUEii, Att'y.
Legal Notice.
Slate of Nebraska, Cass County.
To John Ti'. Shirk i;.
You are notified that on the2Jth day of March
1?77, at 1 .".' o'clock, p. m.. on the premises ue re
in descrtbc'J. -oeiiuissioiiers wi.d (unless you
sooner apply lor a-ne) proceed to" assess the
damages accruing to you ey reason of the ap
POlr:ulien by the iJiirhitoi! ii Miifouii Riv
er Railroad Company in Nebraska, for depot,
machine shops, found houses, lurn table, side
tracks, swiienes, &c, the lollowinij tlescriiied
real estate : Tiie past ( l.'y")s!xteen hundred and
bir.ety-ihe squ ire feet it lot t'Ji nine, biock (ivn
forty-nine, as shown on recorded plat at Fiatls
tM'mth City, Casi-i'oun y, Nebraska.
I'cbruil'y I'jtll. 1S77.
Et'KI.INtlTON & MlsSGCm K IV Kit RAILROAD
t Oill'A.N V IX N Ell it VsKA. Ey
iii i T. M. M AKyUKTT, Att'y.
Sheriff's Sale.
P.y v!rtue of an order of sn'.e. issued by the
Cierk of the ilistrict Court, in tiie Second Judi
cial District, within and lor Cass County. Ne
bra.c;i. ieid to me directed, I wiil on tnc liiit li
day of ..Ei'Ch, A. i. 1H77. at 10 o'clo-U a. m. ol
said cay. at tiie s iuh door of the I'o.irt House,
in the t ity ef l int' si,.oi:i k. iii said County, seil
at pahi.e aue.ti'-i the foihiwln real es;;..te to
v. it : ihe south c.-.i-f of the north-east
tiaiti'tei- tnc1 . ) of section Iw enty C20J, in township
iiun.iter toil ilOi norta of ratine naaioer ten (ho
e.i-st oi I tie tiin P. M. in llass Co. Neb. The same
1-eins levied upon nd taken as the pioperty of
Vi'ihiam Cj.iina and Eiia Qainn, defendanis ; to
iivin iy a ueciee of said Court, recovered by
Chillies M. Kellogg, pi iintiil.
i'iattsmouth, Nou., Feb. 21st. A. D. 1S77.
4s;s JI. ii. Ci'ilkb, Sheriff.
Sheriffs Sale.
By virtue of an order of sale issued by Win.
H. Newell County Jud.ip;, within and lor Cass
County. Nebraska, and lo me directed, 1 will on
ihe utfi day o: March. A. D. 1877, at one o'clock
?. m. of said day. at the fouth d'Kir of the Couit
louse in the City of Fl.tU."inouth. in said Crnn
ty, s-ell at tutblic auction the following good
a .d chattels, to-wit : One sewing machine, fif
teen chairs, two bed steads, one wash stand, one
trunk aad contents, one lot uf dishe and lamps
one looking glas.-. one clock, one stove, one ta
ble, one clipboard, three stands, one Hour cket
one pair of Scales. The siaine beins levied u
oii and taken as the property of Fred C Sieilh,
defendant ; to satisfy a judgment of said Court,
recovered bv le.vso.i Sheldon, phiintilf.
Piattsmouth, Nebraska. Eub. 21, A. D. 1S77.
4t.' il. ii. Ccn.i:n, Sherill.
Probate Notice.
In the matter of tb" est:;'f cf II. E. FliiR.in, de-
ceased. i'.cfor.i . H. Newi 11. County Jude.
in rod for Cuss Cociny. Nehi:is.3.
2'o u'iom il mat; tw.ccr.i:
Notice is hereby jtiven that Annie TV Elii-.or,
hns'fiicd an application in Coi.u'y Court, in aud
lor Cass County Neb., to t.e appointed adminis
trator of the elate of 11. E. EUisoli. deceased,
and said cause is set for liearinij at the office of
the Coieitv Jitde. in Platlsmoiitii. on the 1st
Uavof March. A. D. 1K7. at ten o'clock a. in. of
said day, at which tame ami place all persons
interfiled e.i.iv ap; ear and th.ow .;o.ise, if any
thev have, way tiie said Anide P. El. ison should
not'be apiioir.red such administrator of said es
tnt . Witness my hand this llih day of Febru
ary. A. D. 1S77, at Piattsmouth Neb.
713 Wm. H. Nkwkli., Co. Jud;:e.
Probate Notice.
In the matter of the Probate of the last wi'l
and tes-fiuieiit of Hershey Shonp deceased.
In the Comity-Court, Cass Co., Nebraska.
To ir'iom if m-fi rncrrn:
TAKE NOTICE, that Susan E. Shopp, of said
coiisny. h:ii filed in Ihio ofiice an instrument of
writing, T:rponin to be the la-t will and lesia
nie::t of licrshey Shopp, deeeaseil, and made
application to have the sane admitted to Pro
bate, and that said cause is set for bearing at
my oftlee in Fiat.moiith. Neb., on the '3d day
of February. A. I. 177. at one o'clock p. r.i of
said day. at which time and place all persmio
interested iiihv a o;'ar and coidevt the snoie,
arid show canie if 'any they have why said in
strument should not be admitted as the but wiil
and testament of ller.shev Shopp. deeeaeed.
Witness 1, iv h tml and official seal at Platts
nioc.th. Nebraska. thisGlh day of February, A.
D. l.-."7. W;.l H.N k.wki.1.,
ut: County Jude.
SheriiTs Sale.
Bv virtc.i of an cl-der of sa'.e. isuetl by the
Clerk of the District C ourt, of the Second Ju
dicial District, within and inr Cass County, Xe
br.iska. aa l to me (lireeied, I will on the ljth
day of Mareii. A. D. 177. at 11 o'clo- k. A. M..
ef rr.iJ day. a the south door of lin- Couit
I ionse in liie itv of PUi tfinourh, i.i said Conn -ty.
se'd at public auction the foilo viiii Ile al F.-tate.fo--.vit:
The no; ta-ea ! iu irter ( r-e' 1 f
section eve:itecn. in township twelve tl2j north
of nti.ite t v. dve (12) ea-l of the i;i h p. in., in Cass
Cottnty. !. ; also, lot eleven HD on Sayh s In
land in said county. The same being levied up
on and taken a:; t lie property of George Wn'radt
and Jane V.'alriclt. defendants; to satisfy a
f'ldmnent of V11 1 Court, recovered by Jasper
Bidwell. plaiiitiir.
I'lattsmouih, Nebraska, February 7lh, A. D.
1S77. ( IStil . M. ii. Cl'TuitK. Sboiiil.
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Probate Notice.
In the 111a! ter of the estate of John Chandler,
deceased. Before Win. H. Newell County
Judge, In and for Cas County, Neb,
To ail iriwra it mn;i conrtrn:
TAKE NOTICE, that John J. Chandler and
Harrison Chandler, administrators of snid es
tate, hae tendered their resignation to theCo,
Judfte, oi'said Co. to take effect on the'2i;th day
of February. A. D. 1.S77. and I hey have also made
application for fu:;i'tllcmcul on that day, aud
any person Interested can appear and examine
said accounts, and they have ns heirs of said es
tate filed an application to havw Harrison Smith
appointed administrator of raid e.tate. Said
cause is set for hearing at the County Judges
ohice in l'1-ittsinoitih, on the i-iilh day of Febru
ary, A. D. 1877, at one o'clock, at which time
and p!a;v! any person interested May appear
and show cause if any there be, why said pray
er shail not be granted.
Witness my hand aad OSlcIal Sesl, this rah
day of February, A, D. 1877.
VVji. H. XEWH.U
4fU3 County Judge.
Slierin's Sale.
By virtue of an order of sale. Issued by the
Clerk of the District t'ourt. of the Second Judi
cial Daniel, within and for Cass County, Ne
braska, ami to me directed, I will on the 12th
of March, A. D. Is", at 10 o'clock, a. lit., of said
day. :t the south door of tne Court IIoum". Iu
the City of Piattsmouth. in said County, sell at
public auction tae followinp; real estate, to-wit :
i he south-west quarter (s'l4) of section thirty
ao in townstiipeleven (1 1) north of ran;e twelve
12 east in Cass Co. Neb. 'J he same beina lev
ied upon ami taken as the property of Harvey
Carper, defendant ; to satisfy a judgment o"f
8ail Court, recovered by A. P. NVestoii.'plaiatifT.
IMattsmouth. N'ebra.kt, February 7th, A. D.
1877. OkitS) M. IS. CCTI.KK. Sheriff.
m-. J m, T t mr . ,
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To tiie Work in:- "la.s. We are now
prepared to furnish ail classes wilh constant
employment at home, the whole of the time, or
for their spare moment.';. Business i.ew. lifht,
and profitable, l'err.ics of either sex easily
earn tror.i 50 cents to .- per evening, and h pro
portioual sum by devotim their w i.oh time to
the business, r.ovs and 'girts earn nearly as
in r.eli us men." That ail who sec this notice may
scud their address, and test the business w'
make this enpariilielled otter ; To such as are
net well c;:t isfie'i wo v. iii send one dollar t. pay
for the trouble of wriiimr. Full particulars,
samples worth several dollars to commence
work on. :'.! a copy of Home and Fireside, one
of the lar'et and bet Illustrated publications,
sdl sent free by mail, il.-ader, if you want per
manent and profitable work, address
thtuiniEi Stinsox & Co.. Portland, Me.
STI! EIGHT & 311LLEK,
Harness ulanufaolurers,
SADDLES
BTtlDLES,
COLLAKS.
nnd all kinds of harness stoclt, tmjtautly on
band.
Fruit Confectionery,
AND
GpvOcery Store
NETS,
CANDIES,
TEAS
COFFEnS,
SUGAES,
TOHJkCCOES,
tLOUR,
AO.
Eemcmber th place opposite E. G. Dovey's
on Lower Main Street.
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Vic-k'a Flower A Vegetable Garden, ill
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Vicik's Catalogue t!O0 llliiuUalloUr., only J.'
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Als 3 A hearse furnished when called for.
IRY A BOX OF Til 1 3 ANL
AM. CHEM
MFC. CP.
iou ivill usk ito otiii:i;
ROBERT DONNELLY'S
AND
RLACKS3IITir
SHOP.
Wagon, Ewj'jv, Machine and Flour re-'
pairing, and general Jobbing.
I am now prepared to do all kinds of repairing
of farm and other machinery, as there
ii a coed la'.hc in iny shop.
PETER RAUEN,
The old Reliable Was on Maker'
has taken charge of the waun shop.
He is well known as a
NO. 1 WOKKMAN.
STerr tVajous and Itugytieft ma do to'
Order.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
Shop on Sixth street, onposlte Strel'ht'i Etab!e.'
TIIE
PRAIRIE FARMER,
(Established 1S41.)
The Leading American Agri-
cultural & Household
Weekly,
For Toicn and Country,
For Old and Young.-
Recotr.ilzed authority throughout tho Cnltoif
States anl Canada upon niattr of
General AyrU-ulture,
IJorlUuillurc.
I- UtriruHure,
Ubicii-RnitinQ.
ruuliry, Ut.rt, ttc.(
To which are ridded departments of General
Sewn, 1'ecord of the Season, Youth's Miscel
lany. Ilouehold, Literature, llarkels, etc.
l'ubiished by
TUX
Prairie Farmer Company,'
nt Chicago, III., in haudsome ipiarto fuini of
Eight liige pages of six cohimi.s each. Terms'
i2.oo ycai in advance. Specimen cony free t
any a Idress. Liberal casii Commission allow
ed to Agent, who are wanted evryvhere to'
organize Clubs, and to whom canvassing out
fit will be furnished lree upon appiicatlon to
ik.lie:iu faemikk to.,
Cl)lf-:i?o, III.
MILKT
GOOD FRESH MILK,.
Delivered dally in
.T PAIiT OF TIIZ CITY, JlY
Mumm & Co.
33ra3
BEST FARMING LANDS
IN NEBRASKA,
FOP. SALE BY
IX XEllItASE A.
Great Advantages to Buyers'
IX 1S70.
Ten Years Credit at 6 psr rent I nUrest.-
Six Years Credit at Ct per cent Intercut,
and lOjur c nt Dwovnt.
Othrr I.l!wrl fMweouut I'm- 'aIi,
Irbat. oi Fnren ninl Fr-lalil,
aud I'reih'iui;is tor 1 111 pro fo
ment w.
The Imri aivl Xrl.rnghn Firmer, cent'ilnin:;
full particulars, will be mailed lree to any pari.''
of the world oh implication to
LAND COMM ISS.lONElt. B. A M. IJ. It. t
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