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THE HERALD.
LOCAL XEWS
B. & M. R. R. Time Table.
Corrected Thursday, January 10, 1S7S
I-OK OMAHA F RO MI' LA TTS MOUTH,
leaven :13 a. m. Arrives 8 ) a. in.
2 :M p. Hi. " P. ni.
FROM OMAHA FOR TLaTTSMOUTH.
Leaves 9 sis a. in. Arrives 10 a. m.
' 0 :'W p. in. " 7 :1j . iu.
FOR THE W EST.
riattsniouth 9 :!o a. in. Arrives Lin
coln. Vi -30 p. in. ; Arrives Kearney, 8 :'.M p. in.
Freight leaves 10 .1 :u m. Ar. Lincoln 3 :X .m.
FROM THIC WEST.
Leaves Kearnev. C, :I0 :t. in. Leaves Lincoln,
12 M It- m. Arrives Riattsinouth. 3 :10 p. m
Fittijflit leaver Lincoln 11 a. ni. Arrives
I'lattsiuouth, 4 :Jj p. in.
going EAST.
Kpress. C :15 a. in-
Passenger, (traiu each clay) 3 :W p. m., except
Saturday. Kve-iy third Saturday a train con
Heel's ut'the usual time.
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Soi l Wca .'.l c'.
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-fs tin' cheap repairing.
The steamer Red Cloud, bound for
the upper Missouri. pa-J.Si'd up th? rivet-
Sunday.
.Iti.-t arrivf-vl the Newest and Latest
-lk.s in Ladies shoes at Slier wood's. It4
--ll-useli.u k sea. on is at hand, and
we notice several Plattsmouth young
people? upening the c.:tni.aign.
Sh-i wood has reei ived a splendid as
sortment of Ladies Shoes of a l kinds
for spring and suinniM wear. 1.4
--Mis. rainule. the ehler, is still
lv ing very sk-k. and a rave fears are en
tertaiiiid of her recovery.
Sherwood has a very tine and pretty
r-tock of Ladies shoes, come and judge
for yourselves. It4
Preaching in the German language,
in the German schonlhouse, on Sunday,
April 14th at 10 oV.eck A.M. by Elder
C. L. Muetze.
Call at Sherwood's when you want
Ladies fashionable shoes, we can and
do sell cheap. U4
Mr. E. L. Heed of Reed I'.ros.
Weeping AVater returned on Friday
last from Chicago where he has been
selecting good
Summer t ratio.
for the Spring and j
Wanted
a po.Mti'"n as dining room girl iu a ho
tel. Information may bo left for the
party at the H 1:1: A i.i office.
-sheriff Hyers and J. D. Tutt, Co.
Clerk, are traveling through the Coun
tv, the one summoning jurors and the
other posting notices of the coming
election.
Horses for Sale.
I have a pair of horses which I will
at private sale. AVtight about
1,000 U-s. Mt 3 It. W. IItees.
First one of the " City Dads," and
then a "daddy" in private life, Mi.
AVrn. Ague v is taking rapid steps in
assuming the various responsibilities
of life. Its a boy, and everybody is
Inppy.
A large variety of Early Rose seed
potatoes for sale at J. V. Weckbach's.
A heavy two days rain lias made
the roads, streets and crossings in a
bad condition, but small grain will be
benefitted and grass hurried, making
good grazing in a short time.
The fruit prospect throughout the
county is considered excellent, but lit
tle damage done by the lato cold snap,
peach trees are blossoming full and
small fruit of all kinds promise equally
as good a yield.
Mrs. Chapman, mother of Mr. Sam
Chapman, is lying very sick ot her
son's residence. She came down from
Council Bluffs last week and in crossing
the river took .1 severe cold from
the effects of which she is now suffering-
New Kcstanraut.
North side Main St., one door east
of Chamber's harness shop. Meals at
all hours. (Jive me a call and get the
worth of your money.
3tl3 David Cais.
John "Way man is busily engaged
building a new buck foundry room.
The tize of the building is 2Cx30 and
when completed will give him much
more room for his increasing business;
he is also making a new lalho for his
own use, aid contemplates further im
provements at :in early day.
St rayed
from the farm of J. II. liecker, six
miles west of 1'lattsmouth, a red cow
with one small horn, some wliite be
tween the legs. A suitable reward
will be offered to the party returning
her. Wind may be left at the IIekald
office or scut to J. II. Becker, I'latts
mouth. 2tf
Saturday was a-busy day forPlatts
mouth, nearly a hundred teams were
standing on Main Street through the
afternoon and other parts of town
were proportionally bus'. The grain
market was lively and merchants all
busy waiting upon their numerous cus
tomers. 'e have received the card of Mr?.
C. I Hickman, milliner ef Omaha
hirh announced Iipi opening for lion
day, Tuesday AVediifsday and Thursday
this week, commencing on Monday
evening with a grand gaslight prom-
pnade. Mr. and Mrs. Hickman have a
large and constantly increasing trade,
both wholesale and retail, and their
building is very handsomely fitted up.
C!i ule II. Mci.lion, William Miller,
and -L M. Smith, all of Glenwood, Iowa,
v. re drowned in the Missouri opposite
old St. Mary's Apr. 7th. The party
we: e out fishing and their skiff caps: -itigthoy
were unabh to make shore.
Th: city authorities of Glen wood offer
$23 each, for the recovery of the bod
ies. To the Patrons ef IInb;urlry.
The State Lecturer of the Patrons
of Husbandry. Mrs. Maggie Mobley,
will deliver a lecture to the order at
Mr. Pleas int. Ca-s Co. Neb., Tuesday
April KUh, 1S78 commencing at 11
o'clock n. m. All members of and per
sons friendly to the order are especi-
a!!v invited to attend.
B.
SlEKOLD,
Deputy.
The Flowers family gave two mu
sical entertainments in Fitzgerald
Hail las' Friday and Saturday even
ings to large audiences. These on the
whole were perhaps equal to the aver
age musical troupes, but there was a
noticeable lack of a settled programme
I or order of exercises. The music can
not be commended as of a high order,
! to the contrary nearly the whole pro
: gramme consisted almost entirely of
l simple comique and that which might
I be easily excelled. Some of the singers
i showed a fair degree of cultivation and
I had really good voices, the younger
members performed their parts credi
tablv ami with satisfaction to all.
Weather Report for .'larch 1S7S.
Mean temperature
Maximum temp, on the 2Gth.
Minimum " " " 4 th..
Clear days
Still days
Depth of water
No. of rainy days
No. of snowing days
43-23
S37
163
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. 4
. 2
. 5
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7th. Farmers half through puttiag
in wheat. Meadow Larks and other
birds put in their appearance.
13th. Elm buds swelling.
2Gth. Grass begins growing.
j Mean temp, for March '77 21
j Considerably colder than this last
; March, ls77.
-The store room of J. P. Young and
the Post Office was slightlv burglariz-
) ed on Tuesday night. An entrance
J w:is effected by using a jimmy upon
the front door, forcing the plate that
held the lock from the door. The
thieves received from Young's depart
ment about thirty dollars in money,
some cigars, confectionery, and a few
pocket books, with perhaps a few min
or articles. In the P. O. the desk and
drawers were broken open and the con
tents scattered; from the till five or
ten dollars was obtained. The stamps,
mails and safe were unmolested and
but one or two letters opened. The
same night the B. & M. freight depot
was broken open, and two saloons also;
from one of the latter about three dol
lars, was obtained. Two suspicious
personages were seen roaming around
the vailroad grounds about eleven
o'clock the same night, and three stran
gers were in one of the saloons entered,
three or four hours duriug the day;
otherwise nothing is known of tb at
fair up to this writing.
Tersonal.
AVe understand that Miss Julia Por
ter has returned to Washington to take
her old position.
Mr. Sheldon, of Xew York, made a
short call on his sisterinlaw. Mrs. Skin
ner, on his way to California.
Mr. Thaddeus Adams of Louisville
commences to peruse the Herald
again after a six month trial of the
Chronicle.
Mr. Win. B. Wheeler of Minnesota, a
brother of Hon. 1). II. Wheeler of this
city made his relatives a short visit
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Montgomery started
last WednsJay for a trip to Washington
to visit their two daughters residing
there who sent the'ir parents the
wherewithal to transport them thither,
We wish Mr. and Mrs. Montgonery a
pleasant visit and Mr. Montgomery
complete recovery from his recent illness.
Real Estate Transfers From April 1st
to Sth, 1S7S.
Cleghorn and Ward to Austin Mutz,
the s. e. 4 of the s. w. 14 sec. Xo. 31 in
town 11, north of range 9, east of Cth
P. M. 83.0. John P. Sundell to Hans
P. Sundell, undivided of wj of sw2',
sec. 5, and nw. of nw,1, sec. 8, all in
town 12, range 13, east of Cth P. M.
$1300. W. II. Martin and wife to Hen
ry Watson, part of ne4 of nwj-4 of
sec. 13, town 12, range 13, in Cass Co.
Nebraska $300. Andrew Johnson and
wife to J. V. Weckbach, lots 2 and 3,
block 63, City of Plattsmouth 60.
W. Young to school dist. Xo. G, for
cemetery, part of se,1 of nw' of sec.
12, town 11, range 13, amount 1 acre
820. Edward McGauih and wife to
It. B. Windham, nwM ?ec. 28, town 11,
range 13, Cass Co. Nebraska j?1G-0.
Lewis Hansen by att'y. to J. A'. Weck
bach, lots 11 and 12, block 1G9, Platts
mouth, Neb. $200. Win. T. Vass and
wife to Andrew Sharp, lot G. sec. 20,
town 12, range 14, Cass Co. $100. II.
L. Clapp and wife to Cleghorn and
Ward, se?4 of swij.,- sec. 34, town
11, range 1, east of Glh P. M. $430.
A. B. Smith and wife to Win. A.
PojI n w.1!, inv'.j, sec. no 1, town 11,
range 12, Cass Co. Neb $300 C.
M. Kellogg to Leonard T. Simms sjj,
ne'4', sec. 20, town 10, range 10, Cass
Co. Neb. $1000. John A. Churchill
to M.iry Miller, lots 1 2 3 4 5 and 6,
Block $2, Plattsmouth Neb. $223.
Win. M. Wiley and wife to W. W. Wi
ley part of sw'i, np,1, sec. 10, town 11,
1 range 14,. 5.25.100 acres $73. Sam'l B.
Hutton to Thos L. Campbell SWI4'. se.,',
sec. 28. and n w U, ne1.', sec. 33, all in
town 11. range 1 1. $320.
CoaimissionerV Proceedings.
Convened in regular session April 2d
to 5th, inc'nsiv;.
Official bonds of Geo. Mattison and
D. N. A Vlf, road supervisors, present
ed with .sureties ami approved.
Communication of Andrew Towle
I te:iderii. g his resignation as road super-
j v:s r dist. No. 31 received and resigtia
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Official bond of Turner Zink, Justice
of the Peace, Elmwood precinct, ap
proved. Road petition bond of D. W. Miller
and John D. Tompkins for the sum of
two hundred do'lars to pay expenses
of bleating road approved.
In the matter of the petition of AV.
Newman and others, to locate a road
in township eleven, range eleven. Cen
tre precinct, the petition was granted
and J. V. Glover appointed to locate
said road and report.
The application of S. A. Slreight
asking the exoneration of school tax
illegally assessed for the year 1877 was
examined and granted.
The application of Robt. Melteer, for
redemption of the v; of lot 11 block 30
in the City of Plattsmouth, the same
was granted on condition that the ap
plicant pay the expenses.
The petition of J. M. Fowler and
others asking the appointment of S. M.
Davis as supervisor road dist. No. 30
was granted and the above appointed.
Petition of F. M. AVolcott and others
asking the location of a road commenc
ing at the S. E. corner of section 14,
town 1 1, range 11, and running as de
scribed in the records to the town of
Loui sville. The same M as granted and
J. Y. Glover appointed to locate the
same.
Official bonds of D. O. Bowers, and
S. M. Stradley, road supervisors, approv
ed. Settlement with AV. L. AA'ells, Dist.
Clerk, in relation to certain fees, post
poned. Claim of AA". Kirk, M. D., for medic
al services to poor, rejected.
Statement of A. N. Sullivan, County
Judge, as to fees collected for the quar
ter ending March 31st, '78, $1S7.76, ap
proved. Statement of J.D.Tutt. County Clerk,
as to fees collected for the quarter,
$503.63 approved.
Joshua Lynn was ordered to get COO
feet of lumber to repair roads in dist.
No. 39, and present bill for same.
Order allowed J. N. AVolfe, supervi
sor road dist. 29, for 25 dollars for use
of dist.
Order allowed A. Prouty, supervisor
dist. No. 28, 25 dollars, for use in dist.
Claim o D. D. Johnson for assessing
AVeeping Water precinct 1878, S86.20,
17 dollars allowed, balance laid over
for further action.
Claim of Frank Stander for assess
ing Louisville precinct. $34.50, 11 dol
lars allowed, balance laid over.
Claim of T. T. Young, assessor of
South Bend precinct. $83.G4, 18 dollars
allowed, ba'ance laid over.
Claim of O. M. Torrence assessor of
Centre precinct, S85.08, 17 dollars al
lowed, balance laid over for future ac
tion. Claim of S. AV. Orton assessor Elm
woytl precinct, $90.56, 18 dollars allow
ed, balance laid over.
Claira of J. W. Tolaud assessor Green
wood i.ixcinct, 103.24. $30 allowed,
tuinfcop laid ovr.
Claim u? 0e;ir AT, Laughlin assess
or S-iU Creek psftf&ct 663.32. 19 dollars
illegal, bsiliac await tame action.
Tetition of T. Clark and others ask
ing the appointment of James Beins
supervisor dist. Xo. 45, granted, and
same appointed.
Ordered that the Clerk be and ishere-
I by instructed to request S. X. Merriam
to supply omissions of consideration in
quit claim deeds heretofore made to
Cass County and others.
Statement of It. W. Hyers, Sheriff, as
to fees received for the quarter, $175.69,
approved.
The county physician reported eight
paupers in county poor house at pres
ent date.
The notice of the equalization meet
ing was ordered printed in each of the
city papers.
Official bond of Henry Stull, ro 'd su
pervisor dist. No. 42, approved with
sureties.
All cost bills for misdemeanors and
habeas corpus laid over until the July
meeting.
Statement of J. M. Patterson, Treas
urer of Cass County, for the quarter,
fees collected $20.45, approved.
Claim of James B. Mtimford assess
or Tipton precinct, $70.40, 16 dollars
allowed, ballance laid over.
The following claims were allowed:
E. G. Dovey & Son, as per bill. . .$ 70
It. W. Hyers, jailors fees and b'd'g 72 50
J. P. Young, sundries
7 00
9 55
29 98
78 00
8 GO
88 00
2 50
J. D. Tutt, expenses
Henry Gibson, entry record, &c.
D. D. Martindale, Co. Supt
" " m'd'se for office
G.AA'. Fairfield, work on records,
F. Carruth, repairing clock
Claim of Wm. Snyder, assessor Eight
mile Grove Precinct, $35.04, 17 dollars
allowed, balance laid over.
Claim of Geo. AV. Adams, assessor of
Avoca precinct. $97.40, 19 dollars al
lowed, ballance laid over.
C. G. llerold, clothing, paupers. .$16 GO
F. Gorder. coal 23 00
Thomas S. Dawson 3 00
E. G. Dovey & Son, g'ds for poor. 19 70
John Bons 3 50
J. C. Eikenberry 78 97
II. A. AA'aterman & Son 51 33
J. F. Stull, work on bridge 19 00
T. AV. Fountain, lumber 8 42
On petition of V. II. Newell and
fourteen hundred others, praying for a
special election for relocation of Coun
tv Seat of Cass County, a call was or
dered for a special election on May 14,
1S7S.
Ordered that the county surveyor be
and is hereby ordered to survey and
locate bridges at the following places,
to-wit: One across AVeeping AVater
near the N. E. corner of section four,
town 10, range 11. on ;he Lincoln road;
one across the AVeeping AVater at a
point known as the Gyger bridge; two
bridges across Greenwood Creek at the
points where said creek crosses the sec
tion Lm running between sections
twenty-seven and twenty-eight in Salt
Creek precinct; one on Camp Creek on
line between section 5 and G. town 10.
range. 10;.oi:e across Callalian Creek
0:1 the township line between It and
12 on section 1. town 11, range 9; one
across Little Pawnee Creek on sec. 28,
on the road running from Louisville to
South Bend.
The remonstrance of I). II. AVheeler
and others against the call for t lie elec
tion for the relocation of the County
Seat was on motion r jected.
The following c'aims were allowed
the County Commissioners:
B. S. Ramsey $12 60
Henry Wolfe 13 20 j
James Crawford 14 50
Adjourned to meet on Monday, April
13
1878.
uir.n.
TROOP At El'lit Mile drove. Cas Countv,
Sund-tv Morning. March P'.th, iSTH.ofceiiisuinp
tiou. Mr. William Tkoop. a.v;ed 4o years and
3 months.
The deceased leaves a wife and six
children to mourn his loss. He was a
loving husband, an affectionate father
and a friend lo all.
"And so we often think of him.
And softly brjjthe Lis name.
Since he who died so w illingly
Died, but to live itgaiu.
SHEKA At Rock ElnfK Caa Comity. Ne'.r.is
Ua. April sth. at 8 o'clock, llKMtv Snr.KA,
aged forty -live years.
Deceased was a brother of Mr. Jo
seph Shera, and also a partner with him
in business, and had resided in Cass
County for a number of years; be re
ceived an injury some ten years ago,
from the effects of which he has never
recovered, and which finally culminat
ed in the disease that ended his life.
The family have a number of friends
throughout the county who will learn
of his death with sorrow, and sympa
thize with them in their bereavement.
TETTEE At riattsniouth. Neh . April 9th. 1ST
Eranii I'.enjainin. yotinjrest son ot .lame ami
Julia E. l'eltee, atjed three year and six
mouths.
After days of suffering which wrung
the hearts of all who loved him to wit
ness, little Bennie is at rest, and while
wa rejoice that he is free from suffer
ing, and so much happier than all our
efforts could make him our hearts will
ache, and our ears strain to hear the
patter of the little feet, and the merry
little voice, which can sound for us
here no more.
Thy Gift.
Re.peectfu!ly submitted as a tribute of sym
pathy to Mr. and Mr. James I'ettee and family.
In sustaining the Ios of their dear Bennie, who
was greatly beloved by all.
E. T. Simons.
riattsinouth, April 10th, 1878.
Oh take this 1kv he was given tliee,
A gift of Heavenly love
And nurse him with a gentle hand.
And with thy tend'rest care.
He's but a little thing, we know,
But oh ! how dear to you ;
To scatter sweetness through your life.
And beams of joy diffuse.
Thou keep liim from the storms of life,
Whose breath his life will chill ;
Where worldly tempest will not mar
The pureuess of hif soul.
AVith anxious care the parents watched.
This fair boy given them
'Twas suarrted, with a loving hand.
From Heaven his Guardian.
At last we saw him slowly fade,
As day by day rolled on.
And when the yesterday was done,
Hia life was at Us close. " -
A few short days, and to this earth.
His infant life wajs given ;
Too beautiful aad good for earth j
gs U'-m and rt!Tu la Hearen. 1
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Notes, receipts and bills for sale at
the Herali Office; also scale books
for grain and cattle dealers. 46tf
Oh Say,
if 3-ou want a square meal for 23 cents
go to John Leach's Restaurant one
door east of Fitgerald's Block. 52tf
Geo. II. Shafer & Co., Manufactur
ers of True Pharmaceuticals, Fort
Madison, Iowa. 34tf.
Corn and oats taken at this office on
Subscription at market rates. 41tf
A Partner Wanted.
A man with small capital as a part
ner in the brick making business. The
brick to be made from the celebrated
Kaolin found near Louisville, this
county. It will burn white and is very
valuable. Also a moulder, one that
understands setting and burning.
J. T. A. IIoovr.it.
49m3 Louisville, Neb.
The grandest bargains ever known
in this town can be had for the next GO
days in clothing. Besots and shoes in
cluding a superb stock of ladies and
childrens shoes, which will be sold clear
nown for cash. Such bargains were
Cever known before, at Stadelman's
clothing emporium. 20tf
TO THE AFFMl'TEl).
Act wisely, and at once procure the
f ol 1 o w i n g icondei fu I F a m i 1 y M ed i c i n es,
Dr. Fitler's Rheumatic Remedy
and Liver Pills, a positive, permanent
specific for Neuralgia, Rheumatism.
Sciatica, Lumbago, Gout, pain in Back,
Head, Heart, Lungs. Limbs, Nervous,
Blood and Chronic Dieseases. Dr. Fit
ler's Kidney Cord ill removes deposits
of Gravel, Albumen, Alcali Acids, re
tention of urine, high colored water,
and strengthens the Bladder and Kid
neys. Dr. Fitler's Calisaya 2'onic, for
debilitated constitutions, increases vig
or, strengthens the system, tones the
stomach, and increases appetite. A
pleasant substitute for Iron, which
constipates the bowels and destroys the
teeth. Dr. Fitler's German Ftdoral
for Lung Diseases, Bronchitis, Coughs
and CoWs, a superior combination
which .acts quickly and relieves rapid
ly. Your druggists, Chapman & Glass
are agents for Plattmoutli. 20-yl
Magazines bound here.
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DOWN AVITII MONOPOLIES,
UPHOLDERS OF HARD TIMES.
AVomen's serge shoes GO cts.
AVomen's leather shoes 75 cts.
Men's buckle Alex. $1.50.
Such prices and selection from the
Laryest and bust Stock
OF
BOOTS A X D SHOES
ever brought to town.
AT MERGES'.
Call and examine before purchasing.
No trouble to show goods. ltf
Plattsmouth Cizar 3Iainifiictory.
Julius Peiteuheug the oldest ci
gar manufacturer in town, opens out
this spring with a fine and well assor
teel stock of Toliaecos. Fine Cigaisaml
plug smoking T-jbacco of the best qual
ity. Ciffar clippirgs for sale. Also,
pipes, holders arid a variety of smo
ker's articles of Comfort and Luxury.
20tf
Eighty acres of Lnnl for sale, near
Greenwood, Cass County, Nebraska :
all under cultivation, good small house
and young orchard and grove Time
on two tliiids of purchase money. Ap
ply at Neb. Herald office. " ltf.
AA'ho would go barefooted? AVomen's
shoes for GOc at Merges'. ltf
Improved book binders at this of
fice, tf
Land For Rent.
Land for small srrain, close to town.
Inquire, at Young's meat market, Platts
mouth. Help for the weak, nervous.aiiel debilitated
Chronic and painful diseases cured without
medicine. Electric Melts and other appliances,
all about tliein, and how to distinguish the jren
iiine from the spurious. Book, with full partic
ulars, mailed free. Address Pui.VERM veitKlt
Ualvanic Co., 202 Vine .Street, Cincinnati. O.
lsyl-alt.
A Gertie Hint.
In our style of climate, with its sud
den changes of temperature, rain,
wind and sunshine often intermingled
in a single day, it is no wonder that
our children, friends and relatives are
so frequently taken from us by neglect
ed colds, half the deaths resulting di
rectly from this cause. A bottle of
Boschee's German Syrup kept about
your home for immediate use will pre
vent serious sickness, a large doctor's
bill, and perhaps death, by the use of
three or four doses. For curing Con
sumption, Hemorrhages, Pneumonia,
Severe Coughs, Croup or any other di
sease of the Throat or Lungs, its suc
cess is simply wonderful, as your drug
gist will tell you. German Syrup is
now sold in every town and village on
this continent. Sample bottles for tri
al, 10c; regularsize, 75c. 38tf-alt
New type new type, come in with
your jobs. tf
' " Important Notice.
Lincoln, Nkb., March llth, istr.
The B. & M. R R. C.. offei i to Incoming Set
tlers from i tie Ea-t. or lo hiiv other-, anv of its
unoccupied tract which have hrn broken up
and eullivated in pas years and which are now
ready for a crop, at the Nominal Rental of : 50
cent per acre for Lands Cultivated in 1S77. 'is
cents iter acre for Lands Cultivated iu past
years but not cultivated in IS77.
The leases will irive full guarantee for the
Harvesting of the Crops, whether the tracts are
pold by the Company or not. For leases and
full pHrtieulors enquire of Land Department 1.
& M. K. K. Lincoln, or to nearest Land Agent.
DUG.
Another good farm for sale in
Cass County 160 acres; good house,
six rooms, frame stable, 125 acres
broke, fine cotton wood grove ten acres,
Apply to Neb. Her ald office.
4Gtf. Jxo. A. M.vcilcRrnY.
Bring in your corn or oats to the
Herald office. 41tf.
Grand reduction in Blankets, Scarfs,
Caps etc., at Maldaner & Herrmann's.
New price, Old price.
AVhiteBl'k'tS2 00 $2 75 a pair,
?- 25 " 3 00 " "
" 4 00 " 5 00 " "
" " 5 00 " G 00 " M
Colored- 2 50 " 3 50 u
" " 3 00 " 4 00 44
Horse 2 25 " .1 00 ' tf
Rockwell of Louisville makes a so
ciality of teas, don't you forget it. tf
Dry Goods are one of the most es
sential tilings in keeping house and
people who want anything in this line
can rind Rockwell of Louisville, ready
for sale at low Ugures. Hardware is
plentv. heavy, cheap and good at
Rockwell's Louisville.
2tf
Pension Papers.
Those wanting pension papers ac
knowledged will please remember that
J. It. Toman, Notary Public, Louisville,
has a certiticate of the county Clerk
filed with the U. S. pension Agent and
can attend to all such business. 52tf
Use "Centennial Rat Exterminator."
For sale, cheap, 150 Desirable build
ing lots in the city of Plattsmouth,
Title per fect. Taxes all paid up. Terms
easv. Applv to A. W. McLaughlin
Cas'hier 1st National Bank. 23tf
Aiv-Tlnee Is'iml Mief.
Three tlimiand rats ! Tnree tliousnnel rats !
Three? t'li.nsand rats !
See liow they run ; tliinlc what they eat
Million's to feed.
Tliev all run after the farmer's wife ;
Who soon put an end to their useless utrife,
By killing these constant pests of her life.
By giving them"Ctntennial Hat Ex
terminator," the safest and most cer
tain Rat Exterminator in the world.
It will save millions of corn annually
It will positively exterminate the
pest from your premises and kill them
as they travel, thus leaving no telltale
dead rat to warn others from eating
Centennial Rat Exterminator. You
get rid of every rat without the dan
ger attending the use of strychnine or
arsenic.
AVe challenge the world for a more
profitable investment of 25 cents, and
proclaim it the greatest economizer of
the age. You will recommend it to
your neighbors. For sale everywhere.
A large introductory box postpaid on
receipt of 25 cents. Star Manufac
turing Co.
Box 400, Ft. Madison Iowa.
Fer sa?e at Dr. Chapman's Drug
Store, Plattsmouth. 3 ltf
For Groceries of all kinds and at
low figures the Louisvillians will find
Rockwell on hand every day. 52tf
You can save a large per cent of
your corn crop by reading-Three Blind
Mice," and following advice. 34tf
For Sale
A good Portable Pipe Organ, manu
factured by the celebrated I. Dennett
Nutter, entirely remodeled and good
for twenty years. This beautiful in
strument has 4 stops and 3 registers of
pipe, and for quality ami power of tone
canned be surpassed by any Portable
Pipe Organ. For particulars enquire
of S. M. Brown, tuner and repairer of
pianos and organs, Creston, Iowa, or to
JAMES PETTEE,
dealer in musical instruments, Platts
mouth, Neb. 47tf.
Market Gardeners: Send for
Root's Garden Manual for 1378, full of
instructions on gardening topics, and
price list of Choice seeds, sent for 10c
allowed on first order for seeds.
Address, J. B. Root.
4tl0 Rock ford, Illinois.
LEGAL NOTICES.
Notice.
The Commissioners of Cass County w III meet
as a Board of Enuallzatio'i on Mntil"'y Aprji !5,
1ST8. All parties feeling aggrieved at the "assess,
meiit of their property are hereby notilied to
appearand make tliefr t; ievance-" known. All
applications must bu made in writing. Jiy or
der of Board.
otl J. D. T;TT, Co. Clerk.
Estray Notice.
Taken tin by tlie subscriber 2'i miles south
west, of rMattsiiioutli, Nebra.sk a, one yearlini;
heifer calf, supposed to be one year ld this
spring, no marks or brands, white am! red spot
ted, ears anel in-ck mosiiv reel. The owner will
prove pmperty and pay charge.
J. C. CC.MMINS.
riattsinouth. April 1st, 1K7S. ".13
Sheriffs Sale.
r.y virtue of an order of sale issued bv Wm. L.
AY ells. Clerk of t lie District Court, within and
for Cass County. Nebraska, and to me directed
1 will on the 27th dav of April. A. D. l"7s. at
one o'clock p. 111. of said dav, at the south door
of the Court House in I'l.ii Isnioul I), in said
County, sell at l'ublic 'Auction the following
real estate, to-wit : The north-west quarter 01
w ) of the north-east ipiart"i' (ue'.i ) of section
thirty-two yj) and the south-west tpjartcr sw
it of the south-east quarter (se'l of section
1 vveiity-nine (2:i) all bring in township twelve
(l'Ji north of range nine (!) east of the tali I. M.
iu Cass County, Nebraska, lliesaine bi'inglev
ird upon and taken ;i the. property of Robert
E. Farmer and Aima Farmer, defendant ; to
satisfy a judgment of said Court, recovered by
El nest A. W iggenhorn. plaintiff.
J'latt-moutli, .Neb., March li'.i'h. A. 1). ls7S.
ItJ . YV. Hvkks, Sheriff.
Sheriffs Sale.
Iv virtue of an order of sale issued bv Vv'm.
I,. Wells, Clerk of the District Court, within and
for Cass County. Nebraska, and to iae directed.
I will on the'jnth day of April. A. D. IsTs. at !
o'eloe-k a. in., of said day, at the south door of
the Court House, in Plattsniout h. in "aid Coun
ty sell sit public auction the tollowing real es
tate to-vvit : The north -west quarti-r (iivv',j) of
section twenty-eight (I'M township No. ti'H (hi)
north rangt; ten tin; cast f the ah p. in., in
Cass County. Nebraska. The same being lev ied
upon and taken as the property of William
Cjittiiti anil Ellen V;ilnn, defendants : to satisfy
a decree' of said Court recovered by Jacob Lefe
ver. piaintiff.
riattsniouth. Neb., March lnth. A. D. 1S7S.
52tT R. W. Hykks. Sheriff.
Sheriffs Sale.
By virtue of an order of sale Issued bv Wm.
L. Wells Clerk of the District Court within and
for Cuss Countv. Nebraska, and to me directed
I w ill on the L'lid day of April. A. D. l7e. at 9
o'eltK-k. h. 111.. if said day. at the south door of
the Court House in 1'Iat isaiout h in saiel ( 'ounrv.
seil at public Auction the following Real Estate?
to-wit : the east half of the south west quarte
C E. 'i S. W. '4) of section twenty eight (.
Township No. eleven (1 1 ) North of range No.
eleven (It), east of (he t;th p. ni. in Cass County,
Nebraska. The same be:ng levied upon am!
taken as the property of Win. Maple and Mur
tha Maple Defendants : to satisfy a judgment
of saiil Court, recovered bv .Mary A. Sevboit
riaintiff.
I'latl.sinouth, Neb., March 2ft h. A.D. Is7s,
K. W. Hi Kit.
52t-5 Sheriff, Cass county. Neb.
Sheriffs Sale.
By virtue of an order of sale l-sr.ed by Wm.
L. Wells. Clerk of the District Court, within and
for (' Count v, Nebraska, and to me directed.
I will on the 2Cd day of April. A. I). Ist.s, at m
o'clock a. m.. of said day, nr. the south door of
the Court House. In the City of I'laf tsa.i.utii. iu
said County, sell at public auction the following
real estate to-wit : l.t No. lour 4i iu block
No. forty-four 4D in the City of riattsinouth,
Cass County. Nebraska. The Fame being lev
ied upon and taken as the property of Flavius
J. Melteer and Mary J. Metteer. defendants;
to saiisfv a judgment of said Court, recovered
by William Eikenberrv, plaintiff.
riattsniouth, Neb., March i:nh. A. D. Istk.
5.'t5 . It. W. II v Kits. Sheriff.
YOUNG!"
THE BUTCHER,
Can always be found at
Hatt's Old Stand,
Ready to sell the best Heats.
YOl'Nf! buy fresh fat cattle, sheep, hogs .ve..
direct from the farmers every day, and hLs
meats are always good.
OAMK, FISH. -4.Vf FOirf., TX FA.SOX
f I
Jvl.
Good Books
FOR THE . .
Farm, Garden & Household.
The following is a list of Valuable r.ook,
which will lie supplied troin the otlice if the
N rcr.it ask a HK.uAi.n. i Any one or more of
these boeiks will be sc'vt post-paid to any of our
readers on receipt of the feguiar price, which is
named against each bonk;
Allen's (R L & L 1") New Am, Turin Book..?2 ro
Allen's ti.. F.) American CatLlc
At wood 'a Country anr" Suburban Houses. . . 1 .v
Hummer's Mel hod of Making Ma-nures. : . . . I'.l
lireck's New Hook of Flowttrs 1 75
Brill's Farm C.a:dening and Seed (Jrovv lug.. 1 id
Dadd's Modern Horse Doctor. I5i mt- 1 .'
Dadd's Ameiie-an Cattle Doctor, tt ito... I fti
I'la Culture. L7 prize E-says by piae.'. g vv'sj no
Fuller's Crape' Cullurist. v. 1 W
Fulton's Reach Cull ure I -r,o
diregory on Squashes paper . :Vf
Harris on the 1'ig J V
Henderson's tiardeiiing for I'leasuie l r-
Henderson's dai'dening for I'rofit 1 ft
Henderson's l'racti''al Floriculture 1 T
Herbert's Hints to Horse- Keepers I 7'.
Hop Culture. I'.y i expel inci'd cultivators.. :-W
Hunter and Trapper 1 no
Onions How to raise them I'rofltably 20
Our Farm of Four Acres, l'a. Mh-, CIo. 0(k. ;
Ex. CIo 1 CO
Parsons on the Rose 1 w
Cuinbv's Mysteries of ltee'-Kei'ping 1 ftf)
(Juiiicy (Hon. .losiah) on Soiling Cattle '5
2uinn s Money in the liarden 1 .'iO
tjmnn's fear Culture for Profit 1 no
Riley's Potato Rest. . PapeT Mi cts, cloth . . 7.
Roe's PI. tv and Profit in my larde-n 1 50
Stewart's li ligation for the Farm, Harden
and Orctirud 1 W
Stewart's Stable Rook 1 u
Stewart's Shepherd's Manual 1 M
Stoddard' All Egg Farm. Pa. Stic. ; cloth... 7S
Thomas' Farm Implements and Machinery '
Tim RunkiT Papers ; or. Yankee Farming.. 1 .Ml
Tobacco Culture. P.v 14 exp'r'cd cultivator '-'
Wanng'-s Draining for Pinttt and Health... 1 Ml
Waling's Element of Agriculture 1 ini
White's Cranberry Culture 1 25
Wright's Practical Poultry-Keeper 2 no
These books are from the firm of Orange Judd
Co.. and are tirst-elas.
THE "OLD RE!JQL"
Power Corn-Shelters and
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w i. J C I 1 1 I J 1 '.
Over 5.MI .i :'!-- f irvlff.
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eora nnu.e.'.Iy. v..ii: roar Sh'Jitr wl vr.'i..
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JVH. U HANNA h CO.
vt.unn T'lv Klfvalur, 1 1 In.
JTitc -n.-j ;.ioo tuihei i r l"-.u Via No. 1. En
tirely imu.sl.ury. JMi. M'fcVVAKl at CO.
RICHARDS iifOH WORKS CO.,
m il.lii i: OF
Stsrrri Engines, Gr-in Ekvabrs,
PortthlT Parr K'.Hs, &c.
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i or ClmniiccS linnets. Sail Rhe-'ua!, Srkln piaenaee,
! tilt; 'lllicl ailii l.-iitl.
forest Tar iEifoaSers,
tT or In'uallr.g f crCaKu-rh. Cocsuruptlon. Asttiinn.
Fur Sulf if fll Itruorilfittt.
a physTologTcal
View of Karriago T
L1 JJ''-V i-A Onldoto Wrd.cc l( nd
Rvf "i! 2rV' I "nftJcnt.! 'irtiM on th
JM AfLftJ KlJZJmjk-X i't' mrrrace and tb
.A N O ci of Kpproduction ud
he Diwnsri rr Women.
A book for pitvfit, eontid
ntf readied 2u) pAge, puc
On 'A a ortJT oi Private Nai are ftriiiiic from Bel
Abuse. Fpe!"'
Cirnn. of rurs. l'4 .
r fr.crct D.senBen,
111 till Uct
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thoce of ei'R 1'hroat uud l.uDir. Catarra, Rupture, uid
C'Diam llAhit.&L-.. n ice lil e-i.
A CLINICALLIC
I7BE or. thA aLOVf fisfl.. n4
A-i'her bo..'k icnt pef rpnitl on rrrc.pt ot price ; or ali three,
eynteinuiii .'(l'i r-?' . h au'ifu;:v ii.u.ir.ieil. lor Ti cti.
AJelxe SU, B0TXI, e. ii X Sm au bU Uu.t, Mo.
A YFAIt. Asrcnts wanted. Iteis!
0J(S & V 3 9 g ni'sn legitimate. Particulars free.
V t? ietllnu J.H'OKTH t CD . Bt Loum.Mo.
OPIUM
and M.-.mUn TTeU.lt T..,l-iU.l3'nnlrjerili!jr
rarer!. ItWrici.; bu . ' --il'" y. .M-i.p
for jwirtiulA'.. 1r. C.'!i",
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or Inflation of ;i.r -. fM-mtntil MHnHit.'Hiinn(
KmNnluiiH, LowofMrmon. impulrcd (ht, I,vl
Munhood or 1 m Miti-n. SpMua- lEfhllity, Jtmmr
niitiy -urtr.l ; iiMeAr of in- Itlnflnf rr, Kidnc), Mver,
I,3nc. Ath'tiA. Cn'-vrlt. Iflr. ail t.'l.roni- I a-? f.i
."AI.OK KKM Ali,v4H to hi maitfin. Dr.vun
liw iti a. lifr-lOT'jj Esisnten'W, snri rnre w I m oifr f-H. IW
W a ruitiat of the I:rr'irMl S. ) .h.. um n inr-iirv. Im t rat
l.-u--4. fmk-tii- in th V. S. 1 1)1 rrtitirim triimrilt wit 4
prit att? bottle? unri bosrrl, rail or wriu. Kirv rinteniriii for
Iftrienb. Se-n1 fifty itH fr firitr of litibjtrf 'iiKtl flt.rt rir
rnjar of impnrtant ( nforawtrn h'v -x pra
F"nV r?(U S rwr IV. t. Con-'i'tTtion fr.
MAERIAGE GUIDE EttJW.
MinK iH mul-ile f tfti Vxv. on all Hi of a prvai
nature. aluable mdvi- w t the mvritui tSuc CHiteFin(m'.iu
mamtf. How r-- t nltr.v troly b It, the uiar-i 1 n.w
t-n. Kverrtfody ti3uid gwi this book, l nc 60 ceuu, Utaiij
fkKM, teaieni.
H. HEROLD,
dealer in
IRY oor?.
ROOTS,
SHOES,
HATS.
CAPS.
GLOVES,
rURXISHIXti GOODS,
GllOCElUEa. dc
JEWELRY and 1T0TI01TS.
I have o large stock ef
Buck Gloves,
of my own make to be closed out r t cost. Al
kind" of
COUNTRY PRODUCE
taken in exchange f;r
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Main Street, Corner of Tilth.
Plattsmouth.
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DEAUF1:IN
SAFE 3, CHAIRS. i
Lounges, Tables. Bedstead
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Of All Desiriptinm-
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METALLIC BURIAL CASES
yVOODEKr COFFINS '
Of all freis, ready in.ule mid old cheap for
W iti miny I hanks f or past pa! rotiae. I tnvl "
invite all to call and examine in y
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J. Row ii &Son,l:;n& las Wood SI., Pittsburgh. I'a
For a CASE of CATARRH that SAN
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spccdilv i-uie. Ili fi'ii'iii'i's, I f ini y
We lls. "I :- i . . W'c!N. 1'aro Co..
Aurora. N. V. ; Win. Howe-n, I'-sip,
K- Me. Matton. (Jrant t Rowen. SI.
Louis. Tcsl iiiionliils mill treatise
bv mail. I'lii'i". with Improved
Inhaler, 1. Sold eve-i yvvli'r'.
,v !'- J i LR, I'mpi ietors, Roston Mass.
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W 1.KKS
TTrm fllTTP Wcl , Richardon & Co'.
Uotl lnlj I-l i:n-:i"ll.l u 1 I KK e iil.rir.
DPDITPrp is rccoiiiiiie-nilcl by tlo u-'ilcutu-ILlUl'lijl
lal (ili-ss, and used by t llo.isands
in or Hie very I'i'si iiairynion. 1 1
j IL gives :i perfect June color, and is.
PflTflD harmless as salt. A " cent bottle
UU LU U 'oIoik :eoo poiinils, iinel nebN ft ci'iits
per iioiind to its value. Ask your iHuggi.st or
Stercbant for p. or s"iid for di-crlpttve elrc
lars. W I LLS. Kl I! A l!llMi' v J.. 1'lopric -.
tolS, I'UI'llligtoll, tlM.'ylil.
TEMPERANCE REFORM
AITS 113 CZZL7 ZZIOZjZ
rv ri.v. w. ii. DAMi:i.s, a. :r.
Profusi'Iy llliisrrated with portrait and Sk'de li-i-j
and containing overiin l'a'-re".
it A WI1MLK TKMI'KltANCK LIltlfARVIV
A SINCLK VOl.l'.Mi;. Agcids Maiited tvny
w hiue.
Ad.lrrss for exlia Trims and Circular,
nilciico'-k it W'alelcn, Cin., Chicago & St. IOiiN
EFLY F HOREHOUND AND TA
for Tin: ci ri: !
C'crnivrlie. 'oids. fnfliieiixn. ltf .-a rspecti..
IHliifiill tlre-athin. and nil ,tle
lionn of 111"' 'I'll ron I. llroiiehl.il
Tulifs, unci l.uiin. lead! lis lo
Coiiniiinpt ion.
I'rli'c .vi cents and VI per bottle
SOUl IIV ALL Dt:l fililSTS.
C. N. Cm Ttk.n don. Rrop., 7 Sixth Ave.. N. . '
VEGETINE.
THE II EST sri!iN(; mkdicim:.
ClI III.K8TOWK.
II. R. Stf.vkns :
Dear Sir. Ti ls is to certify that I have usee!
your "Wood rre parallon" lii mv family for sev
eral years, and think that Inr scrofula or Cank
erous II u in ore or Kln-iimal ic a Meet ions 1 1 cannot
be excelled.
Yours respeetfullv.
Mils. A. A. 1)1 VSMOl.l'..
Vectino is Soli ty all Draists;
TOOF'S STANDARD RUFFLER
For ALL Sewing Xnrhlnei.
The beet to use and most perfectly constructed
AddreFg
E. J. TOOF, "Dojietic "Bulleling, NewTork,
or New Haven, Ct.
THE LIGHTEST RUNNING.
THE SIMPLEST.
THE MOST DURABLE.
THE MOST POPULAR
SEWING MACHINES.
roeS8irr all tLe latest nd most deslrahU
Improvements. . , T ,
It i flly OBderstOwiI, wake the elonWe
thrpud lewk-ntitrh, hart m!f.reKBlmtrn; teo
Iobm and tik-p, and will do the whole range
of family work wilho-t ehaae.
The DOMESTIC " 1 made in the tnot dur
able manner, with coniMil ate;l bearings aod
compcnutinir journals thronrhont.
Ae-i's for tb- DOHr-STlC" Kewla; a
thlmr mJ the ' 0TIC " Paper Kaiinloaa
wauu -i ui ail oooccopied territory. Ad lire 8
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