Nebraska Newspapers

    T1IK HERALD.
B. & M. R. R. Time Table.
Corrected Sunday, April 1st, 1877.
FOU Oil AHA FROIPLATTSMOUTH.
Leaves 5 :4". a. in. Arrives 8 :5fl a. m.
" 2 x20 p. in. " 3 :15 p. IU.
FltOM OMATIA FOR PLaTTS MOUTH.
Leaves 9 a. ra. Arrives 10 :H a. m.
" 6 :00 p. m. T :15 p. in.
TOR THE "WEST.
Leaves Flattsmouth 9 :4o a. m. Arrives Lin
coln, lz 15 p. m. ; Arrives Kearney, 8 :O0 p. m.
Freight leaves 7 :I0 a. ra. Ar. Lincoln 12 :25p.m.
FROM THE WEST.
Leaves Kearney. 6 :40 a. in. Leaves Lincoln,
I J :t3 p. m. Arrives Piattsmouth. 3 :15 p. m
Fit-itht leaves Lincoln U ;15 a. in. Arrives
rijttsmoutrj, 4 :12 p. m.
GOING EAST.
Express. C :13 a. m.
Passenger, (train each day) 3 :50 p. in., except
Saturday. Every third Saturday a train con
nects at the usual time.
A ETllVAL AND HEFARTCKE OF PLATTS-l-
MOUTH WAILS.
EASTERN, NORTHER A: SOUIUEBX
Arm at -9riioa.il.. rtHl
5 :3 a. m.
3 :00 p. III.
OMAHA VIA B. M.
Arrive fit 10 a. m. Depart at - 2 :13 p. in.
WFjiTEKN VIA P.. & M.
Arrive at - 3 -.15 p. in. Depart at - 9 :00 a. m.
W'FK.nN'i; WAT Fit.
Arrive at 12 :00 in. I Depart at - 2 :00 p. in.
KOCK BH'KKS & I'XION MILLS.
Arrive at 12 aM in. I Depart at - 1 :00 p. ni.
J. W. MARSHALL, P. M.
LOG A LA D V EIITISEME N TS.
Transient. 25 cents a line. Kcgular advertis
ers, in cents per line. No advertisement insert -1
lor less ttian 25 eents.
f.ecal notices it Statute rate.
Attorneys and officers ol the law will be neld
resoonsjbi. for alllegal notices tliey hand in,
sunt all parties demanding .a proof of publica
tion of any potica will be iiCld for the publica
tion feo ot sucil totiec.
COMMUNICATIONS.
As our space is limited, all eoinnunleaf!ons
vast ; i.e linef and to the point, wall no waste
itf VVtl.iS.
Hie paper is repoosil.'e fr the correctness
aeeon'.iu i to cc;y .i iaid .'uatter and paid Le
gai.s tidy. .
i.
A nv rt is;r.n wlirt tukes the TV'
per reir.darly
from the 1.0s -Gliicp. whether tt.:c.eil 10.
111s
-is
name, or v, nether lie 1 a SUbsCrib - r or not
re-.ponsitne for the pay.
J. It any person ordeis his pP-l r.r discontin
ued, he must pay all arrearages, orth-' publish
er :i'y .ntii.ue to sen 1 it until payment is
made, and collect the whole; fououiit. whether
the linoer 1 tv-jen toon toe oir.ee 01 n
, i.....:.,,i.,it!,.,t iefnsj,;r to
.ik? newspapers ami periodicals from the post j
oilice, or removing and having them uncalled
I'-r. is r
1 C .l l.
;dc:.ce cf i.NCf.MioAL
r r.r-' r. V7"'Ws4
-Se Mr McLaughlin's notice of
city lota in another column.
Once more the good looking fare
of Mike Maguire id keen cn our streets.
Mike recoiti Pl-ttf mouth Brys iM di-
ing well.
Geo. Hansen is doing a fine job of
masonary on the wall on Hast side of
Mr. ritzgerald's lot.
Letter fro.u Alton came in too lute
for publication. AVill publish next
wevk.
Notice of sale -f Sebo I Land in
another column, from Commissioner
cf rublic Lands and Buildings.
Jut received a large slock of Fresh
Candies ic, at the Post Office News
Depot.
Mr. Fitrgt rtilu's I t is much improv
ed l.v Hip new wall, coal hous. iVc.
and the new fence-but we'll wait till !
he gets it up.
See notice of I'niversi'y of Ne
braska in another column. Will give
further notice m-xt week which lack of
space prevents in this issue.
Another new thing both useful
and rnamental was on exhibition cn
our street?. A combination of glass
cutter, knife. a:ul sizzors sharpener, can
owner, wrench, and tack hammer, in- j
t reduced by Joseph Eaiiey. Buy one
oi'l" fortv cent?.
II. D. Stone, Esq., one of our new
lawyers crime to our assistance on Sat
urday
Mr. Stone is in position to es- j
tallish a good bus.hu ss hero and wi
shall be glad to sro libit succeed.
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Me-srs 1. s. and V, . .J. ,wi.e.oon' ;
tbemseives m isters f the moving bus- j
hi.s: the large depots of the B. A: M. j
' t
are wa'king -:te;-d:!y towards their dos
tination under their skillful mardpa
lation of tlie Rollers and Pulleys
We learn that Mr. John Fitzgerald j
has signified l.'s intention of bringing :
his Greenwood herd of short l:rrr.s j
down to oar Ca-s C-. Fi.ir r.ext wed:, j
These cattle tooic toe sv etq stake t;fiZ5
last year at the state F..ir; and will be
well worthy of tee notica of our stock
men.
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-Mr. Spangler , miles south had ;
. e . . . 1 . .1 vitiT 1. 1 irrnt n 1 nfr .-..i
a span or. inui" nuv.rw .. .1 ,
Saturday mornir.g. We learn that th j
stacks were blown down badly in his 1
vicinity in the same storm. I
The Professer tells us the High
School .literary Society will hold its
first meeting on Friday evening Sept. j
14th and continue once in two weeks j
or each alternate Friday evenings.
Ve . ire in receipt of a fine pair of j
Es'- ex Pins from the Stock Farm of J. !
W. Van loren Esq, of Ripon, Wis., ad
vertised in this paper, they arc quite
young yet but as they have a good ape
tite we are encouraged to think they
will grow.
To the Ed. Herald: Will you
please publish the following notice:
Judges of the trotting match will be
men with no inteie&t in the Race. Dis
interested incu will also be chosen for
judges of all otock where there is any
competition. There will be special
pains taken to that end. II. R. Todd.
By request of Snp.t. of horses and
a!! ki-ds of steel-. Ca3 Co. Agricultur-
GRAND BALL, SEPTEMBER CTII, for
particulars see another column. 2312
The Public Schools will open on
the 10th day of Sept- 1S77. It is re
quested that all proposing to attend
will put in an appearance on the first
day, that they may be enabled to start
with the classes to which they are as
signed. The High School course will
inc tide the studies laid down in the
manual for the first years of that
course substituting Latin for German.
The text books used will bo those pre
scribed by the manual. Pupils in
tending to enter the High School Grade
will be kind enough to provide them
selves with the necessary book3 before
the schools commence in order that no
time may be lost.
W. Y. Drcmmond.
Principal.
SCHOOL BOOKS
at Post Office News Depot.
Bear in mind that the Mason &
Hamlin Organ is the organ for the fam
ily or the church, and that you can get
any one of their numerous beautiful
styles on the easiest terms ever offered.
Several of the new styles can be seen
by apphing to James Pettek, Agt.
Piattsmouth.
OK AND BALL, SEPTEMBER GTIT, for
particulars see another column. 2o'i2
We are requested to publish the
following communieati-n.
South Bend, Nebraska, )
August 23th 1377. (
Friend Herald: I am no grammar
ian, therefore I am anxious to have the
County Supt., give his rule3 fur the
following expressions taken from bis
letter concerning the institute. Viz;
1st, "To again call."
2nd, "livery person will avail thnm
stlces of its rare opportunities to better
them for their work.'
j 3d, "Text Books and dictionaries for
... r .
i iciciciivis.
4.- (;0lie fOL- work as Well as
pleasure.
5ih. " A numbor of interesting lec
ture's, during the institute will be giv
en." Respectfully, yours, &C.
biN Tacks.
For sale, cheap, ISO Desirable build
ing lots in tho. city of Pkittsiiioitth,
Title pel feci. Taxes all paid up. Terms
easy. Apply to A. V. McLaughlin
Cashier lit National Hank. 2Jtf
NEW STYLE 240 MASON HAMLIN OR
GAN. onl $163. 27 mouths 'time without
interest. Correspondingly lower for
cash.
(iliAND CALL," SEPTXMEER OlH. for
particulars see ai.other column. 23.2
SCHOOL COOES AND M ATEItIA LS
used in the School Boom, at the Post
Oiiice News Depot.
The Fall term of our.schools com
mences on Monday September 10th
as per notice of principal in another
column. The scholars have had a long
vacation and will undoubtedly be on
hand promptly as lie requests to corn-
wUh their classe.
No scholar
I wishes to ie ueiuioi ana an snouui aim
I to be on hand at 9 a.m., Monday morn
1 .
mg.
E. G. Dovey and Son always had a
good run of custom keeping as th:-;. al
ways do, qiiitt, gentlemanly ck'i"Ks who
make it their business to nitr-ud to
their numerous customers, waiting up
i on them with courtesy and promptness.
; But now in their new and commode
! on- quarters, tha iicir. uot and atrcn t-
itv appeapance of the establishment
has its etfect alo iu increasing the
amount of p ttronage tl ev receive.
University of Nebraska.
Opening of Fall Term postponed tin-
1 t'esuay. uct. vd. iy mac time tae
J ' Ll I 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 111 tU K. I IV.' A 4 IJ l t i'-vil
j and refitted.
I Instruction L'iven in all t he branches
of a iil-eral e.lucation.
The Univeititv is furnished with an
aiIiple i;i,rj,r extensive cabinet,
and the most approved apparatus.
Tuition a bsolxtte ly rnt::: to all.
T 1 .1,. ...........
iiiciiientai r.xpensts . ;i lerm.
' Board from S i to $ a week. Sta
I dents may board themselves at a much
i less expense.
Catalogues sent on application to
II. B.
FAIKFinLD.
23tl
Char.ctllor.
Gil AND BALL!
There will be a Grand Ball given at
Fitzg- raid Hall, on Thursday evening,
Sept. Gth, l!?77.
Committe of general airaugements
Win. Neville, J. P Young,
Floor Managers John Fitzgerald,
D u Wh,(.le ;v. L. WtIi,, Wra. Stad-
elmann.
TICKETS TO BALL,
'1,23.
Refreshments served in the Hall
Good music engaged for the occasion.
A GENERAL INVITATION IS" EXTENDED
TO ALL. 2tJt2
Fair! !:ilr!
Notice to fxibiturs ;tt th Ca."s Coun-
1 ty Fair, Sept 4th. 3th, G.h, a:;d 7th,
lb.. 1 lit entiv ljO'.);d ni the society 1
are now open at my office
th . 1
I A. HI I I .7
mouth Neb., an I all person. wishing
to make entries for the Fair, can do so
bv calling on me personally, tin 1 those
living at a distance can if thev prefer !
make their entries bv letter addressed I
to the Secretary, stating the articles
and class in which they wish to com
pete; and by doing so, greatly oblige.
Respectfully, J. P. Young, Secy
21-tf.
Eureka, the patent seamless back
shoe, the boss shoe of America.it fits
the best, wears the best, is made of the !
best material by experienced workmen,
and warranted by C. M. Henderson and
Fleming & Race. 2U3.
Mpus heavy boots, full stock, for
-c s-(S t xsi ; f rr-0 , - v.
Camp Meeting at Eight 5Iilo GroTe.
Commenced August 2nd and contin
ued three weeks. Able ministers were
present throughout the meeting. Tlev.
Wm. Hass, of .Seward, a very able sneak
er, preached the second Sabbath. Ilev.
E. II. E. Jarie3on. of Omaha, the fa
mous revival singer, attend d for three
days. Sabbath before last the crowd
was larger than at any previous meet
ing, the pastor. Rev. J. A. Hudson,
preached the sermon, and his efforts
were highly spoken of. Mr. I). S. Dra
per, thinking he might assist the Socie
ty in paying off the minister, proposed
furnishing everything and giving half
the profits on anything sold to the
church, the result has not been a finan
cial success, although spiritually it is
to be hoped good has been accomplish
ed. The total profits of the stand dur
ing the meeting has been $27.70, half
of which goes to the church. Mr. Hud
son, as we understand, is considerably
disappointed. It seems he has paid
$100 on the church debt, and is now
paying another hundred, that he has
only received 8100 for preaching since
he came to Nebraska, and that he needs
what lie lias paid out, and earned since,
badly. He was offered 75 for his in
terest in half the profits, at the com
mencement, but did not accept, expect
ing to realize $100. He gives Mr. Dra
per the credit of having done the best
lie could, in fact, says he has done well,
but, expenses look the profits. As there
was considerable curiosity to know the
financial result of the meeting we took
pains to ascertain, and give them as re
ceived from reliable authority. The
above came in too late for publication
last week.
Conference Appointments.
The United Brethren Conference sta
tioned their Preachers as follows:
Lincoln District S. Austin P. E.
Ashland circuit
Bather mission
Polk
York circuit
Palo circuit
Seward circa it
West Blue circuit
W. II. Shepherd
To be supplied
II. T. Vangorden
S. E Lloyd
Henry Lohr
C. G. Bowers
E. F. Austin
Friendville circuit J. I. Mitchiui
Lincoln missioa To be supplied
UnaJilla circuit
Neb. City mission
Plattsm'h. circuit
Slove Creek "
J
L. Piper
O. Kneppor
J. A. Kcnaston
J. N. Martin P
Oaia'ia District
Norfolk mission
S.antou mission
Mai tinsburgh c.
E.
J. P. Cotton
To be supplied
D. T. Hutchinson
Elk Valley mission To be supplied
Omaha mission
Blair circuit
Burl co. mission
Hooper
Schuyler circuit
Prairie Creek in.
St. Pa;. I circuit
Gran I Island
Kearney District
Platte circuit
Howard mission
EJgar circuit
Middle mission
Kearney circuit
North Platte in.
Beaver City m.
Arapahoe mission
Guide Bock "
Webster Co. "
Hebron circuit
Beatrice District
To be supplied
II. Keith
Lovelace
J. (J. Jones
J. II. II dey
J. W. Ward
C. Kid, 11
J. J. Lohr
D. D. Weimer P. E.
E. Is. Kenoyer
B ivley
J. J. Haskins
J. II. Pee
II. S. Spafford
W. S. .pooncr
J. Bremser
To be supplied
J. Cooper
Squires
J. II. Ernbree
W. P. Caldwell
Pose Creek circuit E. F. Bowers
F.iirlmry "
lb a1 ' 'ce mission
i'.-tvvn-e "
Humboldt circuit
Howard
sterling "
Swan Creek "
Plea-ant Hill "
Glengary mission
Filmore circuit
To be supplied
Byron "Ileal 1
To be supplied
D. Kinnison
W. IS. Lloyd
C. F. Haywood
To be supplied
H. L. Jones
.T.Elliot
M. Waltemiro
Personal.
Gen. .Tni. R. Cleric and family, spent
Sunday in this citv.
Miss Anna M. Dakin, left for a vis
it at her home in Decatur on Tuesday.
Mr. W. F. J. Coiuly of th:? Hastings
Journal, gave us a call on Monday, on
his way East with wife and baby.
G. W. Iloldridge Esq., the Assistant
Supt., of the B. Sc M. Hail Road, is in
town looking after the interests of
the company.
Mr. Glover on? of the Proprietors of
the "Chronicle was- in town looking up
n'orem'in on M nl ay, guess lit? found
them aboutwis scarce as hens teeth.
Rev. Mr. Barrows state Evangilist
of th? so called Christian Church, com
menced a course of daily meetings at
their church in this city on Saturday
and draws crowds.
C apt. L. D. Bennett has again made
his appearance, looking hale and hear
ty, after his long stay in the Black
Hills. II ' reported the climato on the
mountains as delightful.
We were agreeably surprised on
Monday by meeting Prof. II. B. Geer
and his accomplished .Lady, of Tabor,
Iowa. Mr. (Jeer is Prof, of Music in
the college, and assisted by Mrs. Geer.
They were on their way to Weeping
Water for a visit, and we are happy to
be able to say . they will retain here
!. 1 c'mit.i sin -.-..l-i ,;! 'p!.-. t..
. . 1 ..
lessor is one o; tie? most thorough
teachers of music ia the west tin I both
himself ami lady are tine performers.
See notice of National Silver Plat
uv Co- "Fov ,linety da's-'
in another
column.
Come ye, come ye. Farmers, Machine
men, bring your dull ploivs and get
them sharpened, bring your Threshing
machines or any part of them needing
repairs and have them put in order,
Robert Donnelly can do it and more
than that he will do it and to your sat
isfaction, for reasonable prices. The
wagon shop under the personal manip
ulation of lVter Rauen, is also rolling
-out new wagons constantly, they show
their value by the short time they re
main at the shoe after they are finish
ed. Give tbc-je gentlemen a call. 22t3
SPECIAL. NOTICES.
Just opened at
Sciinasse &Geaieoei:g's,
a fine large stock of Custom made
clothing.
Mule3 for Sale.
One span of large mulo3 for
sale
cheap. Enquire of Jos-Schlateu,
22m2 Piattsmouth.
Eye, liar and Deformities.
One or more of the Surgeons of the
Central Surgical Infirmary, of Indian
apolis, Ind., will visit Plattsmoutli pro
fessionally, at the Platte Valley House.
Thursday and Friday Sept.. G and 7,
Lincoln, Saturday and Monday, Sept.,
8 and 10, and Nebraska City, Thursday
and Friday. Sept., 13 and 14, at Cen
tral Hotel
All alllicted with any disease of the
Eye or Ear, Catarrh, Cross Eyes, Club
Foot, Spinal Curvature, Fistula in
Ano, Piles, Epilepsy and Chronic Dis
eases can consult them free of charge.
Artificial Eves inserted. Remember
the dates. 22 w2
$4.50 FOR
CALF BOOTS
made to order at
3f ERG ? FA CTOR Y
2Gtf.
Hkli- for the weak, nervous, and dehilitated.
Chronic and painful diseases cured without
medicine. Electric Belts and other appliances,
all ahout them, and how to distinguish the gen
uine from the spurious. Book, with full partic
ulars, mailed free. Address PiLVKKMACiiEa
Galvanic Co., 232 Vine Street, Cincinnati, O.
lSjl-alt.
Wedding Bristol card board at the
IlEUALD office.
LENIIOFF & XOXNS,
Mornins: Dew S;loon !
One door east of the Saunders TTmise,
We
keep Inc best 01
Eeer, Wines, Liquors & Cigars.
33m9 Constantly on Hand.
Fleming & Race have received the
finest slock of boo'.s and shoes ever
brought to Cass county, which they
propose to sell cheaper than ever. 2113
J. V. WECKBAClv
has gone east for his
FALL AND WINTEP. STOCK
of dry joo:l-i gronrivs an t
general merchandise, hold your horses
a week or two and he will have in a
bran Lew outfit at bottom prices. 2212
Jtcst Received.
A tremendenus stock of clothing,
latest styles which I will sell cheaper
than ever. W.yf. -tadelmann.
22 1 2
Robert Shcrtvao P Price IJs.
I'ine boots for $o.0',
Fine sowed boots for $7.0)
Alexis buckle shoes $ 1.50
Ladies Calf Slu es for $2.23
R: pairing equally cheap. 11-tf
. Time and Season.
Best grades of till kinds of
FOOT-WARE
lGtf for the warm davs at Meboes.
How it is Done.
The first object in life with the
American people is 'to get rich; the
second, how to regain good health.
The iiisi can be obtained by energy,
honesty and saving; the snnd (good
health) by using Green's August Fiow
er. Should you be a despond'-ait suf
ferer from any of the effects of Dys-pep-ia.
Liver Complaint, Indigestion
&c, such as Sick Headache. Palpita
tion of the Heart, Sour Stomach. Hab
itual Costiveness. Dizziness of the
Head, Nervous Prostration, Low
Spirits, ivc, you need not sailer anoth
er day. Two doses of August Uowcr
will relieve you at once. Sample bot
tles 10 cents. Regular si.o 75 cents.
Positively sold by all first-class Drug
gists in the U. S. ll-tl'-alt.
If you want a pair i'f good boots
go to Fleming & Race, and ask for R.
M. IIendekson'.s Chicago hand m ade
goods. 21 13
Fine Boots for $5.00.
Fine sewed boots for $7.00
Alexis Buckle shoes for $1.50
Sherwood's boot & shoe Empokicm,
Plattsmoutli, Neb. ll-tf.
Our lady trimmer is an experienced
artiste and can trim in any stvle desir
ed. 5-tf. Solomon fc Nathan.
J. V. Weckbach will pay in cash or
goods the highest market price lor any
amount of potatoes. 2t)tf
FAIM FOR SALE.
2in acres in section al, town twelve, range tlev
en. a miles south-east of Louisville station, B. ft
M. It. It. Cass County, Ncluaska.
lr-0 Acres l iider CUltlvailoia,
with house ami barn, tirchard and forest tree.-,
plenty ot spriug water. Will be sold in SO acre
tracts if desired. Enquire of Jos. Schlater. jew
eler, Piattsmouth. Neb. 1 Inn!
Full lino, of every kind of goods at
the Store of J. V. Weckbach, w hich his
army of clerks are dispensinc: as List as
they can hand over the goods. ti".
Childrens' boots and shoes, silver
tipped and raw hided, at Fleming &
Race's. 211-3
Ladies', Misses', and Childrens' shoe ,
in Serge, Kid. Foxed Goat. Patent Goat,
Calf and Bull, at Fleming & Races.
runner's Alfenlion.
Ileojienins of Harness Shop: Tlie
undersigned Legs leave to tinnoniice
tliat he li is reo; enetl Iiis harness shop
at the ohl stand, adjoining tip Hard
ware store of Mr. Mnthew "s and is now
ready to supplj those who will favor
him with their jtatronapjo, with first
class work in his line, to-wit : Carriage,
Uugsy, and Draft Harness, Saddles, col
lars, bridles, halters, whips, &. Ile
piiirin.o; done on tdiort m it ice. I'lease
give me a call. liespectfullr,
Jxo. Schl ftn.
riattsmouth, An;;. -Mat, 1877.
Sickle Grinders.
Th.- umlersigned having made ar
rangements for supplyiii"; sickle grind
ers and grind stones to persons who
wish them, can now do so by leaving
their orders with me or J. V. Marshall.
S3 must accompany the order, which
will be receipted for, und S3 on deliv
ery of the mat-Line. B. Siebold.
Fiattsuiouth, Aug. ISth, 1877. "pta
31 ANY VT1I0 ARE SUFFERING
from the effects o warm weather and are dc
biliiated. are advised ty physicians to take
moderate amounts of whisky two or three times
during the day. la a UUI- whi! those who
adopt this advice frequently 1.iciv:l.j the num
ber of "drink" and In t:ni beco ee conflr.iied
inebriates. A ljeveraie wl-.icil vi',l not ere a to
thirst for intoxicating liquors. ..nd which is in
tended especially lur the benefit of debilitated
Sersons. whether at home or abroad, is Dr.
chenck's Sea Weed Tome. Containing the
juices of many medicinal herbs, this prepara
tion loes not create an appetite for the intoxi
cating cup. The nourish!. i' and the life-supporting
propel! ies of nrtiny valuable natural
produclioiis contained in it and well km wn to
medical men have a most strengthening iu!l!i
ence. A single bottl of the '1 onic w ill ilcmon
strate its valuable qualities. For debility aris
ini; from sickness, over exertion or from :uiy
cause whatever, a w inenlas-fiil of Sea Weed
Tonic taken after m.-ais will strengthen, tne
stomach and create an appetite for wholesome
food. To all w ho are about leaving their homes,
we desire to say that the excellent effects of Dr.
Sclii-iick's seasonable remedies. Sea Weed I on
ic, and Mandrake Pills, are particularly evident
when taken by those uho.-o.t iiijui iously ail'eet
ed by a chan-'e of water ami diet. No person
.should leave borne without taking a supply of
these safeguards along. For sale by all Drug
K'.st. I'Jti
A Great Bargain.
I have a line 12 stop Mason Sc Ham
lin organ on exhibition, for the balance
of this week, at Dr. Chapman's drug
store, that I will sell at a bargain the
finest reed instrument ever brought to
this county. With M. & IPs. new pat
ent action that takes the lead in im
provements in Reed Organs. Call and
see it. To see is to believe.
James Pettee, Agt.
New cake pan, enquire at the Her
ald office. 24t.
Itea;l, Read.
Fine calf boots made t5 order for
$1..j0.
Sewed boots for $0.00;
Men's Alexis buckled shoes $4.00;
Repairing and every thing in propor
tion at Merges'. 12-tf
Slippers for 33 cts at Merges. 12Lf
Dick Streight has got some carriages
and wagons to sell. Call and see them.
17tf
For Sale.
N. W. 21, 12, 12 situated about six
miles l'rini Piattsmouth good land 30
to 40 acres under plow, plenty of wa
ter, house and other improvements
wi'.J !! for ue sixth down balance in
equal payinems 1 2 3 4 and 5 years, ten
per cent int. annally. Inquire of D.
Kemick of Pawnee City, Ntb., or Maj.
D. II. Wheeler. Piattsmouth, Neb.
July Oth 1377. lG-tn2
Ad ruin is trator's "Sale.
I will offer at puhlkt sale, on Thursday. Aug.
3 th. at ! o'clock a. in., on tic farm beloiiinu:
to t lie estate of Marl in Pneiiard. deceased, near
Mt. Pleasant. Cass Co., Neb., the personal prop
erty belonging to said estate, consist jug of (hi ee
mares ; one uelding ; two jear old liiiey ; one
wagon and harness ; also, cows, young st.iek.
bos, fanning mill, corn saeller aaii other fann
ing implements.
Tj-.ums di sale : Niri ino-.ths credit with
10 per cent inle:v-t and gooj security Sums of
and under, cash hi hand. II. I'.chch.
2ihv3 Aduiiiiistiaior.
FA 11 M EUS A TIE NT I ON!
Julius Pepperherg. Cigar Manufac
turer, on Main St., Plattsmoutli, Neb.
I'ig ir Clippings of Spanish and Ameri
can Tobaccocs for smoking purposes.
Fm Hah. Best qualities of plug-smok-;ng
tooacco al vays on hand. 20-tf.
Fine boots for $5.00
Fine Sewed boots $7.00
Alexis buckles shoes $4.50
tit Robert ther wood's.
lltf
The grandest bargains ever known
in this town can be had for the next GO
days in clothing. Boots and shoes in
cluding a snpei b stock of ladies and
chilui ens sloes, which will be sold clear
nown for cash. Such bargains were
Cever known before, at Stadelman's
clothing emporium. 20tf
The boss shoes, Eui:eica, in all sizes,
for Misses and young ladies, at Flem
ing e'e Race's. 21t3
Pa nips.
Looking out of otir sanetum on Monday morn
ing we disco v er -'l water coming out of the end
ot a hose, some ;; I to 4 feet from I lie top of t lie
Saunders House, i pon g over to invesij
caf e t ho mvs' "ry we found 1 'ie ol lu r end of the
hose al tieii"! to t h-pnac spoilt that is u-e.
for tin' Hotel kitchen, and only one mail work
ing tne leer. ,ir. Gregory is offering these
pumas in t ne ei M i; et t very b.w prices. Tnis
nine is aeuo. lodged to be the best force pump
i ; the world. Ir is strong and durable, 1:0 suiae
j i;s and leal her v alv.-s t get out of order, and
pumps so easy that a child can work it. Oi.
will be put up in a public well on Main street
soon. Parties wishing pumps for deep or shal
low v. ells sliimld examine t his 01. e betoi e p;o -
chasit:,:
; !:-ev. hei e.
.1.
S. (iUKOottV.
naf
Saunders 3Iou-e. l'laltsmouth. Neb.
Slippers for 35 cts at Merges'. 12tf
Slippers for 35 cts. at Merges'. 12tf
Every fashionable shad? of silk for
ti immiiirrs, and also every fashionable
hape of hat, can be seen at Solomon &
Nathan's emporium. otf
i ho Centaur Liaim3atsin.
v mmi.
subdue swellings, heal burns and w ill cure Rheu
matism. Spa in. ami an flesh, bo-;e or muscle
ailment. The White Wrapper is for family use,
the Ve!'ow Wrapper for aiiii.ials. A list of th-
ingredients are contained around each l.otile
They are cheap, speedy anil certain.
Tha cortain, p2edyaiu,lvlI,Il!ess
remedy for children, is Pitcher's Castoria. It is
as pleasant to take as honey and as certain in
Ps e Heels aj Castor Oil. For Wind Colic,
Worms, Sour Stomach, and Disordered Bowels,
there is nothing like Cast 01 la. lilt 13
The millinery department of Messrs.
Solomon Sc Nathan, is particularly full
and complete this season. Their con
nection with their wholesale house at
St. Joe gives them advantage over all
sma'ler dealers. They propose fm ni.-sh-ing
that class of goods in greater vari
ety, and at lower prices, than any
house on this side of the Missouri Riv
er, otf
lioats and h;es.
Call and extimine the low down
1 6 1 f . rr rc es a t M i: im es.
lly universal accord Avku's Ca
thautic I'ri.Ls are thy best of :tll tuir-
gti'.ives for family use. They ,-ue the
product, of long, laboi ions, and success
ful chemical investigation, and
their extrusive use, by Physicians in
their practice, and by all civilized na
tions, proves them tho le.-t and most
effectual and purgative Pill that med
ical science can devise, lieiicg purely
vegetable no harm can arise from their
j use. In intrinsic; value, and curative
! powers no other pill can be compared
j with them, and every person, knowing
j their virtues, will employ them, when
j needed. They keep the system in ner-
feet ortlcr, and maintain in healJiy
action mt whole macniaery of lile.
Mild, searching and effectual, they are !
specially adapted to the needs ot tlie
digeslive apparatus, derangements of j
which tliey nrevert and cute, if timely !
taken. They are the best and safest
physic to employ for children and
weakened constitutions, where a mild,
but effectual, cathartic is retjuired.
For sale bv all Dealers.
LEGAL NOTICES.
Sale of Common School Land.
! Notice Is hereby fuven tloit on rrlday the I :t V
day cf October, 177, all the school Land in ( a-;s
county icnconir-i ticsom, (except licit wuiv.ii
h..s hi en leased will be offered at pnblicatu to
ihehUhest bidder, .it the office of the county
Treasurer, of said county, said sale commenc
ing jit 10 o'clock a. in., and continuing until a:l
o said iar.d has been olfcrert. Full description
and appraised value of siiid laud will bd lound
at the county Treasurer's office.
Dated at Lincoln, Nebraska, this 2Ttli day of
Ati'-'iist. A. D. 1T7.
By order of the Board of Educational bands
and Funds. F.M.DAVIS.
2 U7 f om'r. Pub. Lands sn l Buildings.
J. C. Ccmmixs. County J'rea.surer. Agent.
SlieriiTs Sale.
Bv virtue of an order of sale Dsued by Win.
L. W ells, L lerk of the District Court. 2d Judici
al District. wiUiia and for Cass county, Nebras
ka, foul to me directed, I w ill on th 1st day of
October. A. D. 1.-C7. at in o'clock, a. lit., of said
dav. at th siouili door of the Court House, in
the Citv of Piattsmouth, in said county, sell at
public uncti.M the follovvinz real estate, to-vvit :
The r.orth east quarter (nel of the north east
quarter (I'CUi of section thlrf v-three (a.-,) town
eleven (11) north of ratine twelve cast of the
c.ih P. M. The earne beiiiii levied upon and ta
ken as t'.ie property of Cynthia Barber and John
Giluiore. defendants ; to satisfy it ud;mrnt of
said 'ourt, recovered bv II. H. Geier. plaintiff.
Piattsmouth. Neb., A115.. '-0. A. D. 1S77.
2.115 M. B. Cltleis. SherifT.
Legal Notice.
Before YV". II. Newell County Judpe. In thrt
matter of the adoption of Mahal a R. pitcher by
C. N. Tiffany.
Notice Is hereby giveD that application has
been made to me tor the adoption by C. N. Tif
f.iuy of Mahal.i K. Pitcher Daughter of Martha
Pitcher and that a hearing of said matter will
be had before me at in o'clock a. m. 011 this 18th
day of September A.D. 1877. at the Court House
in Flattsinotitn City, Cass County Nebraska,
when all parties interested may attend and they
shall be heard.
Pl.dtsinouth. Neb.. An?.. 27th 1S77.
23Ui W. H M.whl County I tidtf O
Legal Notice.
Notice is hereby given to all persons having
accounts against tlie. estate of Eiias Forbes de
ceased to file the same in the office of the Coun
ty Judge, in I'latlsmoutli. Neb., on or before the
Till day of March. A. I). 1377, and to meet the
executors ot said estate on said day, t one
o'clock, at said ottice, for allowance of the same.
Plattsmoutli, Neb., Aug. 27th. 1S77.
Ziii W.M. II. .s k well, Co. Judge.
Legal Notice.
To FAixdinf Hess:
You are hereby notified that John Hess did
on the lDth day of August, A. D. 1877 file his pe
tition in the District Court of Cass County.
State of Nebraska against you. tlie object and,
praver of said petition is that lie may !p divorc
ed from you. on the fond hearing of this action,
ami have awarded to him tlie care and custody
of Frederick Amos Hess. George Drurv He?,
and Joseph Wright Hess, minor children, and
the fi uit of ins marriage with you. The can'?
alleged in said pel u ion for s iij' divoicu is will
ful absence on your part for more than three
vears. and y tu are fa ther notirled that you are
required to answer said pel itioii on or Peiore the
2ltli dav of September, A. D.. 1877.
John Hks.
CiiAr.vtA.v & Spragtjk. Solicitors. 2114
Sheriffs ISa'e.
Bv virtue of an order of sale, issued bv Wm- L,
Wells rlcrk of tlie District Court, within and
for Cass fount v, Nebraska, and to me directed,
i will on the lath day of September A. D. 1877,
;;t o'clock, a. in., of said day, at the South
door of the Court House in the "'"y Platts
month. in s.od County. Seli at Puliiie Auction
the following real csme to-wit : Lots ten 1 o i
and eleven (1!) in Block twelve (12 in the city
ot Plattsmoutli. Cass County, Neoraska. the
same being levied upon and taken ;l the prop
erty of J.is. M. O'Conncr, Administrator ot es
tate of .fas. M. o'Gorram deceased. the Caili"iie
c!iuri !i of the cil y of l'latt'uoul h et al, Di t'en
tlents : to satisfy a judgment of said Court, re
covered by Peterson ft Hanson Ply intilfs.
Plattsmoutli, Neb . August st!i. A. D. 1S77.
2015 M. BTCltlkk Sherhf.
Bankrupt Notice.
All persons who are indebted to the Estate of
Jos. Miera Bankrupt, are lieieby notified to call
and pay the same, a I have been ordered to
collect t he same as soon a.s possible ami an early
compliance with this l. tu.ee nuv save costs.
Wm. H. Smith.
21tr, Assignee in Bankruptcy.
Sherifi's Sale.
Bv virtue of an order of sale issued by Win. L.
Wells. Clerk of the Idstrict Court. 2nd Judicial
DVt i act. w it bin and for Cass County. Nebraska,
and to me directed. I will on the 17th day of
September. A. 1. 1S77, at 10 o'clock, a. in., of said
dav, at the south rtoorof the Court House. in the
city of I'lattsiuouth. in said County, sell at Pub
lic auction the following Heal Estate to wit :
'Hie south east quarter tS. E. "i t of the north
west quarter iN. W . ' 1 1 of sec. tw nCJt town elev
en (tl i north of range t welve (12) east of the C p.
in.. I he same being lev it d upon and taken id
the property of Joseph E. Jcllers, Barbara Jef
fers, li.ins line and l. V. FalkcrV. Defendants :
to satisfy a Judgment of Said Court recovered
bv Anseicio B. Smith Plaintiff.
i'lattsmuuth, Nebraska. August. 14 A. D. 1877.
2!Ci M. B Cltlkk Sheriff. .
Legal Notice.
To Julia ll irtmnn and .S' im'i JT-irtmnn:
You are hereby iiotin.nl that Ernest Spelling
and Charles I., llernays iid on tlie aist dav of
July. A. D. ls"7. tile t.ieir iieli'.ioa in the Dis
trict Court, within and for the County of Cas.
and State of Nebraska, against you. setting
forth that ou gave a mortgage "to the n.iid
Charles L. it.'inays (a- trustee to secure the
payment of a certain promNory note given by
Joiin llaltmali. payable ro the oriier of Ernest
Spoiring. f r the sum cf .sl.ooo dated Stqit. 1st,
lsrio on tic south-west quarter of the south
west pi oter of section three Co tow u leveni 11)
nort h of range eleven 1 11 east of the 6th P.M.
and the south-east ouarter of the t.outh-east
quarter ol the south-west quarter of section
t vveiu y-t wo (22) to . n twelve 1 12) north of range
eleven fit i east, and praying tlmt an account be
taken of the amount due upon Siiid note and
mortgage, and that said lands may be sold to
pay the same, and you arc further' notified that
you are required toappearand answer said peti
iion on or betoie the 10th day of September, A.
D. IS77.
Signed, Ernest SPEinixrj and
Cn.vs. L. Bkknavs,
Per Chapman & Spkaoce, their Atty's 19t5
Leal Notice.
In the Cass County Idstrict Court of the Sec
ond Judicial District ol Nebraska.
John Black, plaintiif. v .Iamc3 H. Dick and
Margaret A. Difr., defend. nil.
To the tle'eii'hv.t., J.iw IT. Die's art'l Mnryi-
r, t A. iKc'.t, itbift .' 1 mt.i-rCiiJcAt dreml-
Oht.
Yon. and each o yna vv;!l take notice that
Joint i h'C.. ot tlie County of l as- ami state of
Nebraska, did on the ;id day of August. Ls77, file
lii petition ia tlie Cass County District Court,
within and fertile County of Cass ia said Slate
ol Nebraska, against the said James H.Dick
ami Margaret A. Dick, deteud t.os. setting fori h
that the s..id James H. Dn-.i Old on on th" lata
day ot Nov.. ls:u, gie to the said John Black,
hii. t be S lid James 1 1. DicK's pioniisory note,
for the sum of forty dollars, and thereby prom
ised to pay tin' said Joan Bi ack.sjvty days from
the date thereof, the said sum of forty dollars
wi: h interest at 12 per cent per annum, interest
payable seuii-aii ueilly. which time lias long
s.i. e p issed. ami vet if- h is n tt pud s;od sum
nor any pan t hereof, but the same remains due
and w lieily unpaid, and ia order tj collect the
same, said John lilaen has commenced
a suit in attachment. Yon ate hereby
notified to appear and answer said petition Sep
tember 17. is;;, according ro lav. and tlie rules
of said Court, or judgment Will be entered
against you by default, and your property cold
to sat i.'.i'y the value. (got 1" John Black.
SheriiTs Sale.
p.yirtu? of two ee,-ut ions ivsued by the
Cleik tf the District Court, within and for Ca-s
count v. Nebraska, -.'nd to me directed. I w ill sn
the day ttf Sejtiember A. D. Is77.at 2 o'clock.
It. in., ot said day. at tne south door of t lie Court
louse in the City of riattsmouth. in said Coun
ty, sell ;it public, icier ion i.e lollowing real es
tate to-vvit : The nort h-east quarter die1,) of
the sonth-w est quarter tsvvl4) of .section six oil
town ten tin) range iia east of the c p. in., ami
the north-west quat ter(Ti w U ) of the south-west
quai ter of sect ion six (t:) town leu (lot rmige
thirteen east of the 6 p. lit. ami the nouth-west
quarter of s vv qr of sodium six C town ten (tot
range 13 ; the s e fourth is e Uec town ten.
range l;t. easi of the t p. in., aii in Ca-s county
Nebraska. The same being levied upon and ta
ken :i the property of Vailerv & Kulfiier. de
fendants : to satisfy a judgment of said Court,
recovered bv T. H. Weber & Co.. plaint I ifs.
Plattsinotith, Neb., July 24th. A. I . ls77.
l9to .M. B. 1. 1; rt-tu, Sheriil.
E. PARMELE,
SALE, FEED cf- LIVERY STABLE.
On Main street ner.rly opposite the Couit
Houe. 1'latiamouth, .b.
HorsEs foR Sale.
The buying and seTH-ig of good linrses made
the specialty of the business.
m,.. u p n
NVV KOfSeS & CaiTiageS,
and gentle horses, lor Ladies to drive art kept
al this Stable.
Also a carry a!I. which runs to the depot, and
win carry passenger from any place in town on
fall.
FARMERS CALL AND E A A MINE
MY STOCK FOR SALK.
Y- I'AlC.lili.V-
C ?1 J Z s4 3
DTOK STREIGHT'S
Feed and Salo Stables.
Cornea- Gth und Pearl Sts.
HOVtSjlS BOiKDED ey las
DAV, WEEK, 6R MOXTU
HORSES BOUGHT.
SOLI) Oil TRADED,
For a Fair Commission.
TEAMS AT ALL HOXJltS.
Pai ocular attention raid to
Driving and Training
TROTTIXC STOCK.
Ai.89 A hearse I a.ioshed whea called for.
HEADQUARTERS.
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS.
Fresh Beer & Ale.
Silt I AI. ATTEXTIOX PAID TO
FiRMLKS.
Bottled Beer for Family use, d-c., d-c.
OEO. EDQERTON.
Henry Bceck
Has removed to the lower part of Main street
n what was Dovey's Store. His
Immense Stock of Furniture
is larger llian he expected, and he
WILL SELL OFF
all present stock on hand at
Greatly Reduced Prices.
Remember the new stand down town, a 90
FOOT STOKE. Two stories full of furniture.
Before I pack It away and have to handle It
all over, I want to sell oil a good deal. Now Is
your time to buv,
CHEAP FOR CASH,
of IIFNKY BOECK.
f P f1fsCan't nsi" cvr-rv age.-.t every
SvUllU11'1"'11' I" "!e 'nislnes'i we furnish, but
0 JJUUlose wi!'!1rf f0 ""ik cau easily earn a
.r..zen dollirs a dav right In theii own localities.
Have no room to explain here. Business jdcas
ant and iionorable. Women, boys and feii"!3 do
as well a-s men. We w ill furnish you a complete
out lit free. The business payp better than any
thing else. We will bear expense f starting
you. Particulars free. Write and see. Farm
ers and mechanics. Ihelr sons and daughters,
jimi all classes in need of paying work at borne,
should wri'e to us and learn ail about the work
at once. Now is the time. Dotft delay. Ad
dress T'iL' & Co.. Augusta, Maine.
BAP.NF.C' FOOT POWER
m Ann V'RDV
tt
different in;.cliine v.lth
which Builders, Cabinet
Makers, Wagon Maker3
iind Jobber in miscellaneous
work can'compete astooCAL
TV a Nit PKK'E with steam
power manufacturing ; also
Amateur's supp'ies. saw
blades, fancy woods and de
signs. sav wnere you renu
thii and seiid for catalogue and i rices. W F
John I1abe, Kocktord. N lnnebago Oi.
non' yoi'R r.
llTcrlsir Copying iaok.
1
Midr of Cficniiral Ipr.
tiuiekly copies iinv writln.J WIIHOI T Water,
PKLSS. or BKL'SH. used at home, binary or of
fice. For Ladies wishing to retain copies of let
ters, every business man. clerg men. correspon
dents, travelers it is invaluable sells at sight.
Send a.OO nl we will send H .0 page book,
letter size. BV MAIL paid to any address. W c
refer to any Commercial Atfiiey. Send stamp
for Agents' Circular. IIXCIILMOK SI
'.. 1IO Dearborn f4t., Cliicngo. 111.
SOOO A EXT! wanted. 4n;0
MIKE SCHNELLBACHER,
BLA CKSMI Til
II0RSE SH0IIING,
AND
WAGON REPAIRING
All kinds of
FARM IMPLEMENTS
mended
Neatly & Promptly
:0:
Horse, 3Iule& OxSltoeing.
In short, we'll shoe anything that has
four feet, from a Zebra to a Giraffe.
Come and see U3.
" INTZETW" SHOP,
on Fi'th St.. between Main and Vine Streets,
just across the corner from the sew HERALD
orFicK. loyl
A PHYSIOLOGICAL
ITiow o Marriage
lOuidet3 Wed calc end
iinl. i rial Trinin nn lba
r k d lutie L,t nuriiike nd th
A W t
ate rr-ua.nK- 2tw pejet, f.rx
On ill j;or ir.oi Private fcntttre amn.g tfjin B8i
Ab'J. S.icM'Pi. or fecrel ri9ie, mull til bet
BIMlnof air., 2:t .H'l'M1"!'". pwillrt".
A CLINIOALi LFCTCHHTon ths uo !; tT.a
Oiom; ut thi- Throntand I.unt s, Ca'arrh.Euptuxe, Ui
OpnmHbit.c..t)'iff'li . ,
L Jier hook (int postpaid on roef.;t ot price : or a a uni,
Ce'TailiitV ',1 1'a lt"fi1ititu! F il-M-irl,rf. lor 7J ct.
AdiirtM IiH. ISO rS, Li tJi u t. iouj, ilo.
asja k YEA H. Aircnts wanted. Hust
fwrr 23 ness legitimate. Particulars free.
tivW AdJreJi J. WOUTH ft CO.. Si Louis. Ux
0
F13 a Htid MotT',iliiII!lt.-.vwH'.lys(!TW!r
1 Sly ?f? -url. l'inle; up-: ti.e.y. beud ua.p
r LM m s A for Derticular. Or. (,Aiitii.-.
B B J i S i 1-7 V. Mh!n;to:i si, Ct.iaa, III.
$45
PPEMIPTI WATCTI A5! f ntlX a
Bteiti- iniler.Free wither eryotder. Otit
tt nee. J. 11. (is) lord cc Co.. CU.cgo, LI.
S3 ADD
GOLD PLATED WATCHES. rh.t.r,t
ADDVLiW. A. COL'LTtK it KiQ CUICAtN, ILL.
Pptii. Hmpltal,
Et w (.isj.
V I I ti W ft.ll INi Wins f.,,h. :
all !ifnfm Private nature- riu.t.n? frcii ear.T Dbnm'A
or Infertfon f eiittur Ktmlnul i tiUite fcwlucicn
KmlMloii, Iom of Memory, lmpHlr'd 1rht loK
MunhtMid r lniMtenaj, Noru iNbUity, nma
rently cunJ ; dhm?e of tiif lilu(liir Klilm-yn. Liver.
I J:injr A-thtnv trrli. Pile. t UnnU i iva-, and IU H
I: HKSOF FEMALKS yttrl.l U LU trtttint. Tr. OUn
fau had a llfe-lontr rxtKerMi.ce, ani ctirw bre othert fail. H
(4 a irl iaM n U htmnvd S-hnol. da n-ar-urv. hu U i
Ijarjtfat or u. to V. . I,A I1KH reautrit trwmt.t with
private honia and board, rmil or write. Krv covrnan fnr
pitieau. S?n4 fifty rent fir arrr of Ruboi re
caiar of Irnportant infurmalioo r.y llH OLL'S
Frrm'a P4'. 5 pr Pr. Connt'rt i'irtr fr.
MARRIAGE GUIDE
T-Miittf and mht'il Vfi o-l both S-yr, on all dutraca of s prvl
fjAtorv. 'a'iiiti a.lvM- to ih marrid and tieo cornrmpiattn
mrri.vs. How it M healtbv and truiy baffry in tha mw'trd reiar
ti.-in. Kverrlxvly atioulJ got. i.ui bout, rric W) ctuU, to wnj mr
arwj, aaaied.
Cil m m mm - V! i.. r-i i- '
ROBERT DONNELLY'S
"Vvrc3-oiSr
AND
BLACKSMITH
SHOP.
Wagon, Buggy, 5Ia:tine arut Plow re
pairing, and yineral jobbing.
I am now prepared to do all kinds of repairing
of farm and other machinery, as there
is a good lathe in my shop.
PETER RAUEN,
The old Reliable Wagon Maker
lias taken charge ol the wagon shop.
He is will known as a
NO. 1 WOP.KMAN.
?lw Wacons mid ItKslerS made to
Order.
53 S TIZ V AOTI O N .'; U A HA ::i KKD.
7&i
Windham's
Real Estate and Loan Office,
LAND!! BOTlCiUT AND SOLD,
TAXES PAID,
U. S. PATENTS TO LAUD
OBTAINED.
Tltlen rTawlnrrt am! Vt rtefte-T.
LOANS NEGOTIATED.
It 1 a duty ever' man ',wcs to himself and to
those Interested with hint to know the coadl
dition of the title to hl property. It Is a fact
well known to the tegnl profession, and to real
estate dealers, that thousands of the improved
and unimproved farms of this western country,
have Imperfect titles ; much expense and liti
gation can be saved by having your titles exam
ined and perfected, at once, and before proper
ty reaches eastern fliitre In value, when ques
tionable titles become more difficult to remedy.
All prisons claiming title to lands hhould ob
tain the United States Patent and have it re
corded, the legal title from the Government H
vested In the Individual through tho patent
nnd title is not perfect until the Patent l Ifsu
ed and recorded, and e a? tern m;diitlN will not
loan money on such security unless it is done.
As a matter of business convenience, I tiavo
connected this department with my Law I"rac
tlce, and have placed in charge of It W. S. Wise,
who will, under my supervision, attend to all
matters appertaining thereunto.
A ten year's residence In the Stato and Comi
ty, with constant business experience, and rela
tions with its Inhabitants, has thor oiighly qual
ified me for transactlug btudnr.SK cf tho abovo
mentioned character with facility.
R. D. WINDHAM. Atfy. at Law.
W. S. Wise, Notary Public. 20yl
Money for Farmers,
I have now on hand, ready for shipping .1 r.a
lotcf
Pure Brj-d
1 oland China plp for sale, at refc '': ! '. r .'
Can furnish In pairs not akin, i'lit
tlescendetl from the herds of Shr par 1 ..
der. of Illinois, and A. C. Moore, c.ci i .
the best bogs at the national lio; s!. ;.i .
cago in hTZ.
Correspondence promptly ri:rw i. .'.
the exitense of si nding farther (as.
K. N. SI.CT.ii. ..
I5tn0 Malvern, Mill- Co., i.i...-
3I0XET TO LO
8100,000
To loan on improved farms inC;,-. i
low rate of Interest. Applications sar
Plattsmoutii, March ls77. J. I- . v
E.G. DOVEY &S
take pleasure in announoir ,
TO THE CITIZENS OF JI V
MOUTH AND VICINf I '
That they are now located in ;
NEW BUSINESS H0F
Opposite Fitzgerald Iilock
and ready to see their" old oust
and as many new one3 as may c
Having just opo
a new assortinei;
merit of good?
in a new,
LICIIT HANDSOME PI.aCT ,
BUSINESS.
We think we can r -commodate
the
public and
please
the taste of alL
Give us a call any way, and try -new
up town store. Ut'
CO TO THE:
Herald Offic
FOR YOUR
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