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( THE HERALD. B. & M. R. R. Time Table. Comet-ed Thursday, January 10, 1878 POa OMAHA FEOMPLATTSMOOTH. Leave :15 a. m. Arrives S :. a. m. " 2 -JO p. m. 9 ?5 p. m. FROM OMAHA FOR FLaTTSMOUTH. Leaves 9 :0ft a. m. Arrlyes 10 34 a. m. " 6 iOO p. to. 7 :46 p. in. FOR THE WEST. Leaves Plattsmouth 0 :40 a- LlQ eoln, la -30 p. m. ; Arrives Kearney, p. m. Freight leaves 10 34 a. m. Ar. Lincoln 3 p.m. FROM THE WEST. Leaves Kearney. S :iO a. m. leaves Lincoln, 12 3 p. in. Arrives Flattomouth. 3 :10 p. m Freiiibt leaves Lincoln 11 -.35 a. m. Arrives Plattsiuoulh, 4 :25 p. m. GOING EAST. Express. 6 :1 5 a. in. Passenger, (train each day) SMp. m.. except Baturday. Every third Saturday a train con nects at the usual time. C. It. atC.U. U. TIME TABLE WESTWARD. Express Mall. 10 oopm 1 4Aarn 6 3.jm 8 loam 11 8.'im 2 15pm ft 15pm 8 00pm Leave Chicago Meodota Galesbur .. Burlington " Ottumwa " Cbaritou - Creston - Red Oak 10 15am 1 2ft pro 4 65pm 7 40pm 10 soptn 1 45a ni 4 26 am 7 10am 'Mam A IT. Flaltsroouth . EASTWARD. Express Mall. 5 3oara 8 56am 11 15am 2 15pm 6 OOpin 8 40pm 11 05pm 3 10am 7 00am Leave Plattsmouth. Red Oak " Creston Charlton Ottumwa BurllnRton... " Galesburg... Meodota Arriv. Chicago 3 oopm 8 oopin 10 36pin 12 5fani 3 20am 6 aoatn 8 55am 12 15pm 3 3opm nvi v itrrp Tf rt Iit;iS bv the new ROUTE just opened via MON MOUTH. POLL MAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS run from Burlington to St. Louis without change. BY LEAVING KLA lsnuuiu o:w. M vou arrive m St. LOUIS the next evening K .'n unri leavluz bU Louis ai ai . j rive In Plattsroouth 9 :20 tne nw "":"'ut: rth Coupi upon Tlcicer ior saie ior ait uu' SAMUEL POWELL, D. W. HITCHCOCK, Ticket Agent. Gen. Western Pass. Agent. J. M. BbchtaL, Agent, Plattsinouth. f . V. ITn .nil Wlif K ERIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF PLATTS MOUTH MAILS. KA3TXRM, WORTHERI A 80UTHKHX Arrive at - --TO a. m. I Depart at 6 .-30 a. m. 3 too p. m. OMAHA VIA B. A M. io jo a. nu 1 Depart at - 2 :ts p. m. Arrive at WSHTEKK VIA B. A M. Arrive at -3.16 p.m. I Depart at - 9Mx.m. WEKPI50 WATER. Arrive at 12 :00 in. I Depart at - 2 K p. m. ROCK BLCFV9 CMOS MILLS. Anlve at 12 .00 m. I Depart at - 1 :00 p. m. J. W. MARSHALL. P. M. LOCALADVERTISEMENTH. Transient. 25 cents a line. Regular adveiris t.r is cents per line. No advertisement lnsert- 1 for le33 than 25 cents. Legal notices at Statute rates. Ati.rneys and officers of the law will be neld responsible for all leeal notices they hand In. ( all parties demanding .ft proof of pub ca tlonot inynoticew.il beheld for the publica tion fee of such notice. COMMUNICATIONS. As our space Is limited, all communications unit, be brief au i to th point, with no waste ' Tberp'pr is responsible for the correctness according to cory of paid matter and paid Le- fcnla. only. . .. ri, tv the paper rcularly frtVrntl e poV'-offlee. whether directed to hU nurne. or Whether n is a suU.crioer or not-ls t, .mist uav all arrcaraiteK, or tho pr.r.imu .Vtnsv continue to send it until payment Is rniiwt the whole amount whether tb r.sner Is ta'n from the onica or not. r li eouru have decided t:.st refusing to t-.ke newspapers "d periodicals from the post t:ir' u; l-svlnz them uucalled ,:rfmn uire. evidence of in ten rio'AL rtt.tr t. LOCAL NEWS b!ipifrs 35c a pair at Merges'. Stf Tho Temperanre Billiard Hail has changed hands; Fred Micklewait and John Beverage are the proprietors now. and they have taken posession. Slippeis 85c a pair at Merges'. Stf -Ye 8aw the biggest kind of n Red- Ribbon man on the street 'leceion day with a Jug full of varnish, only. Slippers 33c a pair at Merges'. 8tf A horse thief could do a lively bu siness gathering up the loose horses that are roaming around the northwest part of the city. Wm. Herold has put a new front In hi3 store room, giving him more light, and his place of business a much better appearance. The next liRppiest attempt at gardening in town after John Shan--pon'g Tomato experiment is Frank Guthman's wonderful Let-ns beds, six, all in a row. A number of porkers amble the streets daily, and ever and anon run along the sidewalk in front of the Saunders House. To any one who ap preciates a healthy rooter this is all right, but the average citizen doeB not like it and we don't wonder that some complain. Phil Young's improvements this week are more paint and new doors to the store; if Rush keeps the improve ments afloat, he will move the articles in that show window 99 times during J. Ps. absence. City Marshal Morrison has had his chain gang out airing and shoveling a little when he was watcbiog them; an addition of 15 or 20 of the tramps that ar Ivirur about town would not be a bad thing, and would make the im provements more perceptible. If Plattsmouth holds the county seat it is by sheer luck and the efforts of outsiders, and not on account of the fvisuuui . w.. that do the "home bowling, always. The Herald is much obliged to Mr. Jno. Fitzgerald for a few friendly words at their private meeting Friday afternoon. Mr. Fitzgerald took the true view of a newspaper's duty, and some men who never put up a dollar or do an hour's work that amounts anything. in a campaign, vrouia ao wen to heed. Port Monis found by Dr. McCrea; pay for this notice and get the same. The B. & II. have a large force at work upon the new round house, and have put a new culvert under the tracks, from the foot of Main St. to the river. By present indications of growth and prosperity in this city, if the coun ty seat be taken it will be returned in a few years by a majority vote. We have received- copies of the Telegraph-Herald, from Central and Lead Cities and the Black Hills Daily Times, for which we are indebted to Mr. Ff. M. Dorington. Rev. Jos. A Steinhart will hold di vine service at the German school house, in the 2d ward, next Sabbath at 1014 - and Sunday School at 9 a. m. All are invited to attend, and an especial invitation is extended to the Germans. The Sunday Schools of Cass Co. will hold their next annual convention at Eight Mile grove, June 12, 13 and 14. A good programme of exercises has been prepared by the committee, and the convention will close with a grand grove meeting and basket dinner on the 14th. Bt Order of Committee. -G. W. Cleghorn was arrested by TT, n-enrr tr.TroA nMM uwtm. ujuo, u Fo0.U4, e- on Mr. Ingram Buck and other good men in the county. C H. Parmele had bought the notes and caused Cleg horn's arrest. Tie "was bailed out by Mr. Walradt. The Catholic Fair and Festival pass ed off very pleasantly. Being the first of the season, It was well attended on Tuesday evening. Wednesday evening being so rainy, there was not as good an attendance, but the strawberries tasted just as good. We have not learned the results pecuniarily. The marshal had the prisoners out on the streets on Tuesday doing some grading and other work. There seems to be a general and wo think correct tendency to put prisoners and tramps at work all through the country. -Dr. Livingston is the happy owner of flrcvTull blooded Irish Setter, Gordon pointer.NScotch Terrier. English ' Re- triever pups that beat the world. Brian a thorouhbred of the above breed is the responsible parent and Mrs. Mono the maternal relative of these young canines. This vote settles the fate of the County Seat for the present; if it were to go to a second vote Plattsmouth would have an overwhelming majori ty of the votes necessary to hold it here. Anderson Root, of this County, has an apple tree that split clear down the center. He raised the parts and bolted them together with an Iron bolt screw ed tisrht. The bolt hf-ad is now im bedded out of sight and the nut end can just be seen. The tree is growing finely. Some day some fellow will cut into that tree and blast the man that put that iron there as he picks up his spoilt axe. Lawyer Marquette has a farm near Lincoln, and the boys told us the last time we were there that he was bound to raise the bieeest cabbages in Nebraska or bust the treasury of the B. & M. His salary has been raised twice on account of the farm, and yet the cabbages don't quite come up to the standard he desires. The cherries on Henry Eikenber ry's place are just a sight to behold. The trees are just as full as they can be, and almost full grown already. Gra cious, our mouth waters. Don't yours ? J. P. Young went east Tuesday, I that is to Eastern Missouri, and will be absent about two weeks. Phil will be transformed from the state of sin gle blessedness during his absence, and take up the trials of life on returning; we omit his obituary until his arrival and reception by the boys. A very pleasant little party assem bled at the residence of Mr. J. Vallery, last Saturday evening, to celebrate Prof. Drummond's birthday, and wish him many happy returns of the same. They laughed and sang and supped and played until one of the more devout of the party pointed to the hand which indicated that only two more minutes remained in which to reach home be fore Sunday. A handsome basket of flowers and some other tokens showed the Professor the regard of his friends, as also did many hearty wishes for a long life and a merry one. Destroyed by Fire. Last Wednesday night, the 8th, about ten o'clock, the barn of Mr. Ed Hutch inson, who lives in western Cass, near Ashland, together with Its contents, was entirely destroyed by fire. There was in the barn at the time, nine head of horses, six sets of harness, a grain header, and a quantity of grain and hay. When Mr. Hutchinson discover ed the fire and reached the barn it was toQ tQ gave th, and all the horses perished in the flames. There . no - or latltop , w r e 'VII VV A aVa AAA a a l m . me oarn ior several aays, ana It was impossible for the fire to have caught from the house; at nine o'clock every thing was all right and safe in the barn, and it is certain the work was incendi ary. The loss is a heavy one, coming as it does in the busy season, and will to cause a large outlay by Mr. Hutchin- son to replac the stock and property destroyed. One day liist week tvhen oar train wa3 very tireu we waited down tee street and met a man, who said: "Are you McDonagh?" Before our tired brain could get ready to answer a wag said. "Yes, that's McDonagn"-,Well" I said the man, "Here's a dollar, send your paper to me six months." We've got that dollar, Mac, and we're going to get tired again. The following persons were allow ed certificates since last publication : 2d. Grade: Ida Freeman, 76; A. H. Tlnneo, 78 ; Maggie II. Todd, 79. 3d. Grade : Hattie Hogau, 75 ; Anna Roberts, 75 ; Julia A. Jenkins, 75 ; Ma ry Jenkins, 75 ; Maggie Simpson, 75 ; J. S. Cooley, 75 ; Mary Adams, 75 ; J. A. Gibson, 75; Sallie M. Wright, 75; Mamie G. Cooley, 75; Anna M. Calk ins, 76; Emma J. Calkins 75; Mary Magee, 75; Altba Satchel 1, 75; Bryan Whealen, 78; Katie Doom, 75; Ella Thorngate, 75; Ida Thorngate, 75; Flo ra Blackburn, 78 ; Anna Holbrook, 75 ; Minnie Barr, 75; Anna Swift, 75; Me- dora Smith, 79. D. D. MARTINDALE, Co. Superintendent. New Foundry. John Wayman's new brick foundry and shop is now completed and ready for work. It is important that farmers bring in their mowers or reapers, now. at once, to be repaired as we have the time now and can do a better job than after a while when you all rush in at once and hurry us to death. Many al so get disappointed and cannot have their work in time then. It is just as easy to come now, if you only think so. Go to work the first leisure moment, look over your machinery, and see what wants fixing. Haul it down the next leisure moment; we can fix it and have it ready so you can take it back some time when you are in and thus Bave one trip. If you leave all your work until you are ready to use your machine you will have to come both times on purpose, maybe wait for some other man, or hurry us up, so wo can not do as good a job. Now is the time. Old iron taken in part payment, al ways. John Waymak. Platts. Machine Shop and Foundry. Tuesday a. m., in company with one of Platts mouth's legal fraternity and a government official, we visited the B. fc M. machine shops; everything pre sented a lively appearance and the work In the yards is apparently rapid- iy increasing. The grounds for the new round house are all graded, staked off and Mr. Jenkinson of Omaha, who has the contract for laying the founda tion, is busily at work with a gang of twenty or twenty-five men. The build ing will be semi-circular in form and contain twenty stalls. The foundation is laid three feet below the surface, and from the surface upward is 18 inches in width. The contractor has 40 days in which to complete the work, but it will be finished at an earlier date. In the machine shoos two new locomo tives are in course of construction, and four or five up for repairs; new and powerful machinery has been added, aiid two new planers will soou be plac ed in operation. Several baggage and nassenirer coaches have been rebuilt and repaired of late, and the work has all been done here in the shops. The finishing, upon the passenger coaches, is equal to that done in the shops of the eastern trunk lines, and the wood and upholstery work is in keeping with the rest. Greater improvements in building by the Company are contem plated in the future, and Plattsmouth's railroad growth is not a possibility but a fact, of which any will be convinced by spending a short time noting the improvements made. Personal. Curtis Moore still stands by bis old love the Herald. S. M. Davis gave the Herald a hearty good word last week. Gen. and Mrs. Jno. R. Clark made Plattsmouth a short visit this week. Rush Cbilson called on the Herald last week. He was a Center man then. Prof. Frank Stadter made Platts mouth a short visit the first of the week. Mrs. Hill, of Evanston, 111., with her two children, is visiting her cousin, Mrs. R. R. Livingston. Ed McGaugb, a democratic Weeping Waterite, was in town last week, red hot on the county seat question. Enos Berger, Esq., called on us last week. Uncle Enos has one of the best improved farms in Cass County. Mrs. A. L. Sprague and family left Plattsmouth on Tuesday last to rejoin her husband in Central City, D. T. Mr. H. M. Bushnell, of the Herald, went to Lincoln yesterday to attend the State Temperance Convention. Mr. Allen, of the Saline Co. Union, made us a very pleasant though short call, on Wednsday, on which day he returned to Crete. Mrs. Atwood is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Parmele. This is Mrs. Atwood'3 first visit to Platts mouth since her marriage and her many friends will give her a hearty welcome. Mr. Geo. A. Creamer, of Concord, this county, comes in and pays up for the Herald. He is one of the Her ald's oldest subscribers and stands by it faithfully, to the exclusion of others. The Herald has a very kindly feeling for those old subscribers. Mi. Ashmun, of Weeping Water and a student of the Senior Class at Tabor. Iowa, College, in company with three class mates, called at the Herald office Tuesday. The company had been out on a little overland trip, restinir rre- I paratory to commencement, and the or deal of final examination dav. BtO. EIKENBERRY The wi:e of Win. flkenberry. of Liberty precinct, died verv ud i-tily on Sunday morning. May mil. i7i, at his (esi deuce in Liberty preclnct. this couuty. She was buried on Monday in the old Horning burying ground near the Christian Church, at Maxwell's corner, the Eikenberry's having a family bu rying ground there. Her death must be a great loss to her family and friend s and in its suddenness almost appalling. THE MARKETS. HOME MARKETS. BXPOKTKU Br r. X. WHIT. Wheat. No. S 80 70 CO 20 23 21 1517 ib&l 30li43 1S&1 IS so s ' rejected Corn, shelled, (new) (old) .. Corn, ear Oats Barley, Iso. 2 ' relected Rye latest new york markets Niw toKK. May 15. Money KM Gold, 1004 LATEST CHICAGO MARKETS. Chicago. May 15. 5 OOW 25 i ios 40I-i 25 68 !"...I.!.""3 003 90 2 45u3 55 3 40(jk3 50 Flour Wheat Corn Oats itye, Barley Native Cattle. Texas Cattle.. Hogs SPECIAL NOTICES. Notes, receipts and bills for sale at the Herald Office; also scale book3 for grain and cattle dealers. 46tf For sale, cheap, 150 Desirable build ing lots in the city of Plattsmouth, Title perfect. Taxes all paid up. Terms easy. Apply to A. W. McLaughlin Cashier 1st National Bank. 23tf New Restaurant. North side Main St., one door east of Chamber's harness shop. Meals at all hours. Give me a call and get the worth of your money. 3tl3 DAVID CAIS. The grandest bargains ever known in this town can be had for the next 60 davs in clothing. Boots and shoes in cluding a superb stock of ladies and childrens shoes, which will oe sold clear nown for cash. Such bargains were Cever known before, at Stadelman's clothing emporium. 20tf You can save a large per cent of your corn crop by reading'Three Blind Mice, and following advice. 34tr 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. Hoover. 49m3 Louisville, Neb. For Groceries of all kinds and at low figures the Loui3villians will find Rockwell on hand every day. 62tf For Sale- A good Portable Pipe Organ, manu factured by the celebrated I. Dennett Nutter, entirely remodeled and good for tweutv years. lh:s beautiful in strument has 4 stops and 3 registers of pipe, and for quality aud power of tone cann.t 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. Pension Papers. Those wanting pension papers ac knowledged will please remember that J. R. Toman, Notary Public, Louisville, nas a certificate of the county Clerk filed with the TJ. S. pension Agent and can attend to all such business. 52tf For Saie. A fine half blooded Durham Bull. for sale or trade by B. Seibold To be I seen at his farm. 7t3 Sweet Potato Plants. Delivered at the express office in Glenwood Iowa. Packed free at 452.50 per 1,000. Address. Li. A. Williams. Also plenty of cabbage and tomato plants, cheap. 7t4 Notice. Owing to continued ill health, the undersigned is obliged to discontinue the practice of medicine in the future. All persons indebted to him for pro fessional services will please call at an early day, at his Drug Store, where Mr. Roberts, the clerk in charge, will give all needed information in regard to their accounts. Thanking the people for their patronage during the past, I hope to receive their continued favors in the Drug line for the future. Respectfully, &c 7t3 W. E. Done lan. Bridge Notice. Notice is hereby given that bids will be received up to Saturday, June 1st, 188, for the construction of nine coun ty bridges, in accordance with files now in county clerk s office. No 1 64 feet span, No. 2 7G feet span. No. 8 38 feet span. No. 9 33 feet span, to be Pratt combination, set on oak piling. No 8 !6 feet span, JSo. 4 24 feet span. o. 5 24 feet span, No. 6 24 feet upan. No. 7 22 feet span, to be wooden bridges. The I Board of County Commissioners reserve the right to reject any and all bids. By order of County Commissioners. 7t3 J. D. Tctt, Co. Clerk. New type new type, come in with your jobs. tf Caution to Smokers. From and after the 1st day of May, lo 8 all boxes containing cigars of my manufacture will have my name bold ly printed on the inside of the lid. This is to prevent counterfeiting my brand of cigars, with an inferior quality of cigars, resorted to by some unprinci pled manufacturers, xvone are genu ine unless piaimy laoeieci: JULIUS PEPPERBURG, M ANCFACTURER, Plattsmouth, - - Nebraska. Use Centenriial Rat Eterminato.' Oh Say, if you want a square meal for S3 ceils go to Jcbn Lacb's Restaurant one door east of Fitgerald's Block. 52tf For Sale. Copies of the County Seat Law. at this office. tf. All nervous, exhausting, and painful disease speedily yield to the curative Influences of Pul vermacher's Electric Belts and Bands. Tbey are safe, simple, and effective, and can be easi ly applied by the patient himself. Book, with full particulars, mailed free. Address Pulvee mcBts Galsanic Co., Cincinnati. Ohio. I8yl-alt. "German Syrup." No other medicine in the world has ever given such a test of its curative qualities as Boschee's German Syrup. In two years three million four hundred thousand small bottles of this medicine were distributed free of charge by Druggists in this country to those af flicted with Consumption, Asthma, Croup, severe Coughs, Pneumonia, and other disease of the Throat and Lungs, giving the American people undeniable proof that German Syrup will cure them. The result has been that Drug- loto i ia 3vt:&jr yy Li auu incite 1 U L ll V3 United States are recommending it to their customers. Go to your Druggist, and ask what they know about it. Sam ple bottles 10 cents. Regular size 75 cents. Three doses will relieve any case. 38tf-alt CHEAP BOOTS AND SnOES, Ladies Serge Shoes 60cts. Suppers .... 50 cts. " Leather Shoes 75 cts. Shoes and Boots are down to rock prices. Mens Buckle Alexis 3 1 50 Prince Alberts '. ... 1 50 Whole stock Brogans 1 50 These goods and others including a large stock of all kinds of Boots, Shoes and Slippers, must be sold. No trust. Ctf Peter Merges. Grand reduction in Blankets, Scarfs, Caps etc., at Maldaner & Herrmann's. New price. Old price White Brk'tS2 00 $2 75 a pair, 8 00 " M 5 00 " " 6 00 " 3 50 " - 4 00 " " 82 25 " 4 00 5 00 2 50 8 00 2 25 Colored Horse 8 00 M tf An Undeniable Truth. You deserve to suffer, and it you lead a miserable, unsatisfactory life in this beautiful world, it is entirely your own fault and there is only one excuse for you, your unreasonable prejudice and skepticism, which has killed thous ands. Personal knowledge and com mon sense reasoning will soon show you that Greene's August Flower will cure you of Liver Complaint or Dys pepsia, with all its miserable effects, such as sick headache, palpitation of the heart, sour stomach, habitual cos- tiveness, dizziness of the head, nervous prostration, low spirits, &c. Its sales now reach every town on the Western Continent and not a Druggist but will tell you of its wonderful cures. You can buy a sample bottle for 10 cents. Three doses w ill relieve you. 5iyalt2v Rockwell of Louisville makes a spe ciality of teas, don't you forget it. tf Dry Goods are one of the most es sential things in keeping house and people who want anything in this line can find Rockwell of Louisville, ready for sale at low figures. Hardware is olentr. heavy, cheap jind cood at Kockwells Louisville. otr Corn and oats taken at this office on Subscription at market rates. 41tf Eightv acres of Land for sale, near Greenwood, Cass County, Nebraska: all under cultivation, Rood small hoas and voung orchard and grove Time on two thiids of purchase money. Ap ply at Neb. Herald office. ltf. -Magazines bound here. tf Improved book binders at this of fice, tf Geo. II. Shafer & Co., Manufactur ers or True l'narmaceuticais. i ort Madison, Iowa. 34tf. Another good farm for sale in Cass County 160 acres; good house, six room3, frame stable, 125 acres broke, fine cottonwood grove ten acres, Apply to Neb. Herald office. 46tf. Jno. A. MacMurpuy. Bring in your corn or oats to the Herald office. 41tf. LEGAL, NOTICES. Probate Notice. In the matter of the estate of Z. J. Quinton, de ceased, before A. N. huilivan County Judge, in and lor uass county, iseDraetta. Notice is hereby rriven that Eliza Quinton has filed an application in the County Court, in and for Caes Couutv. Nebraska, to have Walter lirookins appointed administrator of the estate of Z. J. Quinton. deceased, and said cause is set for bearinc at the office of the County Judee in PlattsmouLh, on the 17th day of May. 1R7S, at one o'clock p. in. on said day. at which time and place all persons interested may appear and show cause, if auy they have, why the said w alter urooKins sonuid not oe appointea sucn administrator of said estate. Witness my band this 1st day ol llay, A. U. 1873. 6t3 a. N. SULLIV4.N, Co. Judge. Administrator's Sale. Notice is hereby given that la pursuance of a decretal order made by hin Honor S. B. Pound, Judze of the Second Judicial District, in snd for Cass Co., Neb., at his chambers iu the City of Lincoln, on Saturday the 30th day of March. A. l. 1878, 1 will on Saturday. June 8th, lf78. at the front door of the Court House, in the City of riattsmouth. Cass County, Nebraska, offer for sale at public auction, at the hour of two o'clock p. m., of said day, to the highest and beet bidder for cash, all the richt. title and in terest of Eliza DeLano, Ella Marsh, and James Bundy, Jr., heirs of James M. Bundy.deceased, oi uass county, reDraska. in ana to the loilow. ine described real estate, situated in Cass Co. Nebraska, to-wit : Twenty-two (22) feet off of tke west side of lot three 13) in block twenty- nine (29i in Weepinz Water. Said sale will re main open for bidders for the space of one hour. xerrns cash. 8t3 James Rivet. Adm'r of the Est. of Jas. M. Bundy, dee'd. Probate Notice. In the matter of the estate of Geo. Shafer. dee'd. Before A. N. Sullivan. Co. Judge, In and for v;ass co., rieu. Notice is hereby given that Elizabeth Shafer has filed a petition in the County Court, la and for Cass Connty. Neb., to have John H. Becker appointed administrator of the estate of Geo. bnaier, deceased, and said cause is set for hear ing at the fefflce of the County Judge, at Platts mouth, on the 31st day of May, A. D. 1878, at 3 o'clock p. ro. oo na day, at wmcn time and plac all persons interested may appear and (hew cause, tf any tbey have, why tho said John it. riecker should not De appointed such admin- istrator of said estate aoeordme to tne nrayer oisaid petition, witness my nana this l Witness my hand this Uth day of May, A. D. 1S78, at Platwmouth, Neb. 10 2'iiE AyiiicTED. Act wisely, and at once procure the fcJIowinar twnkrtiZFa:nily Medicines. Dr. Fitler's Kheiwiatio RziiiDT and Liver Pills, a positive, permanent : specific for Neuralgia, Rheumatism, . Sciatica, Lumbago, Gout, pain in Back, ; T T 3 V -W -w -w -ex'W I ueau, neart, jungs. xamrjs, jxervous, ; Blood and Chronic Dieaeases. Dr. Fit- iter's Kidney Cordiil removes deposits 1 of Gravel, Albumen, Alcali Acids, re- : tention of urine, high colored water, i and strengthens the Bladder and Kid- neys. Dr. Fitters CalUaya ionic, 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. Fillers German Pectoral for Lung Diseases, Bronchitis, Coughs and Colds, a superior combination which acts quickly and relieves rapid ly. Your druggists, Chapman & Glass are agents for Plattmouth. 20-yl Good Books FOE THE Farm. Garde!! & Household. The followiue Is a list of Valuable Books. vhicti will bo supplied from the office of tho Nebraska herald. Any one or more or tht9c books will be sent uost-Dald to anv of our readers on receipt of the regular price, which Is named against eacn dook. Allen's (It L & L F) New Am. Farm Book. .52 50 Alien's ( l. t.i Amerioao uauie 2 60 1 60 23 1 75 1 00 1 50 1 60 At wood's Country anc" Suburban Houses... Bomuier's Method of Making Manures Breck's New Book of Flowers Brill's Farm Gardening and Seed Growing.. Dadd's Modern Horse lJoctor. 1 mo.. Dadd's Aineiican Cattle Doctor, IS ino. Flax Culture. 7 prize Fs.iys by prac. gr' w's 30 Fuller's Grape Culturist 1 50 Fulton's Peach Culture 1 60 Gregory on Squashes paper.. 30 Harris on tne rrg i so Henderson's Gardening for Pleasure 1 60 Henderson's GardouiriK for Profit. 1 60 Henderson's Practical Floriculture 1 60 Herbert's Hints to Horse- Keepers 1 76 Hop Culture. By 9 experlnced cultivators.. 30 Hunter and Trapper.....' 1 00 Onions How to rat"e them Profitably 20 Our Farm of Four Acres. Pa. soc, Clo. 60c. ; Ex. cio i oo Parsons on the Rose 1 50 Oulnbv's Mvsteries of Bee-Keeoinc 1 60 Quincy (Hon. Josiah) on Soiling Cattle 1 23 Quinn's Money in the Garden 1 60 yuinn's i-ear culture ior rrout l oo Roe's Plav and Profit in my Garden 1 50 Stewart's Irrigation for the Farm, Garden Kllev's fotato rests., i-aper oo cis, ciotn.. 7t and Orchard i oo Stewart's Stable Book 1 60 Stewart's shepherd s Manual 1 SO Stoddard's Au Eeir Farm. Pa. 60c. : cloth. . . 75 Thomas' Farm Implements and Machinery 1 60 Tim KunKer rapers ; or, auKee t arming., i do Tobacco Culture. By 14 exp'r'cd cultivators 25 Waiing's Draining for Front and Health... 1 50 wnriuK's ciemem? or Agriculture i ou White's Cranberry Culture 1 25 Wright's Practical Poultry-Keeper 2 00 These books are from the firm of Orango J udd Co., and are first-class. E. PARMELE, SALE, FEED & LIVERY 8TAJ3LE. On Main street nearly opposite the Court House, Plattsmouth, .Neb. HorsES foR Sale. The buvine and selllne of cood horses made the specialty of the business. New Horses & Carriages, and gentle horses, for Ladles to drive ar kept at this Stable. Also a cany all. which runs to the depot, and will carry passengers from any place in town on caii. FARMERS CALL AND ETAMIXE MY STOCK FOR SALE. 8yl E. PARMELE. James. Pettee dealer in Musical Instruments, Sole Appointing Agent for Th Unrivalled 31 am on &. llamlla CABINET ORGANS. Also, the Sleek. Henry F. Miller, and Hallel & Cumston Fiauos for Cass and Sarpy count!. Neo. ciiiauasfe SAMPLE INSTRUMENTS at office. Sixth, one door south of Main St. PLATTSMOUTH, NEB. Tnnlng and repairing Pianos and Organs a specialty, under the skillful bauds 01 3Ir. S. M lirown. a tuner 01 luuiy-mree years eipei icnce. STKEIGIIT & 3IILLE!i, Harness Manufacturers, SADDLES BRIDLES, COLLARS and all ktuds of harness stock, constantly on hand. FRUIT, CONFECTIONS Y, GKOCERY STOKE, NUTS, CANDIES. TEAS SUGARS, tCOFFEES, FLOUR, AO. Remember the place opposite E. G. Dorey'a on Lower Main Street. 21-ly STREIGHT f- MILLER. "GRAND CENTRAL" HOTEL. LARGEST AND TINE8T HOTEL BETWEEN CJHICAGO AND SAN FRANCISCO. GEO. THRALL, - - Prop, OMAHA. NEB. J. C CHAMBERS, Manufacturer of and Dealer In laESlaiaiESSSj SADDLES. COLLARS, HALTERS, WHIPS, ETC ETC ETC. REPAIRING Done with Neatness! Dispatch. Tb or.lv place In town where "TurltiT's pat ent self adjustable horse collars are sold." 43mS !TH3 OLD SELIA3L3 i CONTINUOUS ALL-KAIL ROUTE! NO CHANGE OF CARS! ONE ROAD, ONE MANAGEMENT! From to Pittstarfli, HarteE, Baltimore, Washington, PuMelnMa & New York. Great Short Line "F BOSTOK! VIA NEW YORK CITY. Reaches all Points in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Pullman Palace Cars ON ALL EXPRESS TRAINS 1 MAGNIFICENT CARS KQTJIPPKD WITH TBS CELKBKATBD WESTINGHOUSE AIR BRAKES -AND- JanneyB N'err Patent Safety Platform and Coupler. Elegant Eating Houses WITH AMPLE TIME FOR MEALS. THREE EXPRESS TRAINS LEAVE CHICAGO AS FOLLOWS 8.00 A. M. SPECIAL FAST EXPRESS EX CEPT SUNDAY. With tlie popular Vestibule Sleeping Car Reaches Pittsburgh, 2 :30 a. m. : Hsrrlehurg. 11 :45 a. m. ; Philadelphia, 4 :00 p.'in. : New Yoik 6 :45 p. m. ; Boston, 6 :15 a. in. ; Baltimore 6 :30 m. ; asuington, v :w p. ui., next uay. 5:15 1. 91. Atlantic Exp. (Daily) With Drawing-Room and Hotel Car. Reaches Pittsburgh. 12 :15 p m. ; Harrlst'urc, 10:55 p. ni. , Philadelphia. 3 -.35 a. ru. ; New York 6 :4.r a. rn. ; Special Philadelphia Sleeping Car on this Truin, which remains in depot until 7 :30 a. in., affording Ph'ladelphla passengers a lull night s rest. 9:tO P. M. Night Exp. Except Saturd'y. With Draicing-Room Sleeping Car. Reaches Pittsbureh 7 :) p. m. ; Harrlsburg. 3 0 a. m. ; Baltimore. 7 :45 a. m. ; W ashlnton 9 :05 a. m. ; Philadelphia, 8 -.00 a. m. ; New York, 10 -.35 a. ro. ; rsoston, s :40 p. in. inrougn uam more and Washington bleeping Car on this Train. FABK ALWAYS AS LOW AS ANV OTHER LINK. tyThrouch Tickets for Sale at all Principal Poiuts in the West. Ask for them via the FORT WAYNE & PENNSYLVANIA LINE. F. R. MYEKS, 48ly Ocn. Pass. & Ticket Agt., Chicaoo. A PHYSIOLOGICAL View of Marriago T iT.'fik V i;.lRr jgct.iitia.ul.al Tn.uie ou Ihm if- Q 1utiei .. noir.iEt .nil th fAilr,laTr5rfCS jgacii.cj'; t U"Si tor It: tiie w- .-- A fS'C inu of BeproC'ic'lon d4 ui. jjisenaea 01 women. A book lor pi"itte, coti.id e ate rrulibg. ItSO lgca, price r HliWlt MtOiCAL fMJVIStrll OiU d:oniror trrLvate Naiura ar-iama: trom BL abuts, Exceaies. or Secret rJlaeft.ee, wua the beat 8an. of cure, TJ -flt LPF priwW) rte. A CLINICAL LECTOT1B on the auov. dlaeuea and thoae of the Throat ami Liters, Catarrh, Rupture, lh Opium Habit. c price loci.. Liiher book aeot poarpeidon receipt ot price t or all three, coutaininK 500 ta?. b-enfifti1:; Uiuitrated. tor 7i eta. Aiidree BiU BUTTS, 0. lis. 6U1 bu Ut. Ixiuia, U.O. A TEAR. Agents wanted. Busi ness legitimate. Particulars free. Adreaa J. WORTH A CO.. Et Loala. Ms, OPIUM and Morphine Habit abaoIitWy and -willy cwvd. Painlemi oopiDUdty. txud tui for pmrtiru 1 art. Vm. Carltoi. 101 H HiMUgWH Die aVS,B $45 pnmim watch a!m rHiy- .tein-w.ndcr.Fren wuhevryo: der. O'.it at lrec i. B. G&ylord & Co.. Chicago. 111. $3 GOLD PLATED WATCnES. CWp.t tn ta. a&own wor.d. K.KYLa Watcu Kaac to Ae&ara. ADoaasa, A. COULTEit A CO Cbjcauo, lu Dr.A.G.QLIN'Si PTTt Mondial, Wa,biar 187 Em -Wm K7B aj . vuKaga,. ill, forth cure of ail DUewetof Private nsuim. mulUnr trom mrl ahvaeM or tn fecti o4 -f iUwr e. Kt-mtnal WbU producing RvImIobh, LoMcrUriorT, Impaired Merit, tt Mahl or lntrncy, Ncrvwu l?Milty, p-rmtv-nmUycund; dlnnw of toe Bladder. Kflne? Uvcr. Lung, Afthmft, CftUirh. Kilt, oil Chronic Umm. and IMS :4rfcft OF KEMAKKS, yield to bh trnimiDl. Dr.OUa bat had a Ufe-.ODtf ezperieiK-a. end rare where other fell. Iu U graduate of tne Kefnrtrwd SrrmnL ueea ao mercttrr. ha the lairest practice is ibe U. 3. I.ADIE reomriug treatment with private bom and board, call or write. F.verr convenience for paueou. Read fifty nenle for eampl of fcobter Gnodi end cir cular of Important Information byesprc-e. JR OUJli'tt Female Pill. a.S ntr tVit Cenitiltatitri free. MARRIAGE GUIDE young and mWrtie red of both St zee. on alt diseases of e prlrew natare. Valuaol advtce to the married end that rMiteitialirf tin. Everybody eboold ret tale booh, rnoa M oaala, t aay adr larriar. How to be seal lb y and truly a ppy ia toe enamen reia TOOF'S STANDARD RUFFLER, For ALL Sewing Machines. The best to use and most perfectly constructed Address E. 3. TOOF, " Donxmc " Building, New York, or Nw Havbh, Ct. 0 W-:rjA i . ,...- .a THE LICHTE8T RUNNING, THE SIMPLEST. THE MOST DURABLE, THE MOST POPULAR sewhto Sachiites.' Tost easing 3 the latest and most desirable toprovementa. . . i, ft is easily eB4srtiooa, makee the eoable tkread lockstitch . has eelf-refrBlatlBS Uaw ioas and take-op, end will do the whole range of family work withnatehaa fe. The DOMESTIC " is made rn the moat dtrr able manner, with conical steel bearings and cotapeosatfng Journals throughout. AlVf"? th. DOMKSTir," gewi.ffVa. ebiae and the DOMESTIC " Paper Faehlee.e wanted in all unoccupied territory. Addzees ew!stT Ccspasy, 2Tbw Ycri.' TO TZSMB AJTD l3rOKJtATIOir ABOM68, B. Klpbkdci, Chtea!o. IT! zzNXorr a sonns, Mornliig Dow Saloon ! One) door east ot tbi Saurulert Hocse. Vf keep the best of Beer, Wines, Liquors & Cigars. S3m9 CousLauUy on Hand. CO "; D -i-J a o fa c 4i lis i 3 a 3 31 i?3 : liJSaB -e t3 3 ; KJ -J ta "Jf t cr O a J L . n It Ol " W n i a,- ai i - aj Z : -8 m iia 3 ay gfceS 13 2 H !. i 3 f'rir.uHci. a,"" . T. C '.m o i I sr. r. aH. w 4. t . , - tt r 5 a 2 ! H J r" 5 - ,j 2 x j s ' j-t. Mii g a N P sera, ops x u s a S 7a 73 X E irVMar e-3.?T NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ppvdt vro rDrrsven-,,hotr(-r'',ver'ti Ijifjf Uiil XjU I UDDhnx cartridges. Address, J. Bo'vn fif6on.l36&lasWoodBt.. Fiitsbiinrh.FM. (I P fl A M iriVhel himrvrt at oil WnrVVn KxhlM U ft lift 111? Hons. LATE.VT CATAI.Or.I'K un.l (IRCLLAKS. wltb nvr ttjlfM, rrdurrU prleesi and much information. m Tree. MA MN HAMLIN ORGAN CO.. IlimLnn. Nr xork or Chicago. 414 10.000 AGENTS WANTED TO SELL QTR0NG HRINK THE CUASE AND THE EJf CURE. By the veteran author, T. 8. Arthcu. Themot lntt'iise story, with powerful arunients and staitlinR proofs, ever coinWiied In one volume. in woik or .Tiurptiy. Keynoid, Inrhrl. at A'Jiuma, rruMMl etc. A marvelous book, grandly endorsed by all temperance au thorities. Hale Is rapid. A great chance to coin SSlif?- For extra terms. aldres IITUBAKI S?,Ti;JPnb- 36 LaSalle St.. Chicago, Ills. CWB BLES, Just reduced 26 per cut.. are selling -ANOTHER STEP IN SCIL3CE.- Grat Haia or YVniAKKRS chanpud to Guomt Black by a single application or this I)r. U imparts a Natural Color, art Inrtnutaneooaly, and is as Harmless as aprliie; wat-r. Hold by Dm? ffista, or sent by express on rexxrfftof tC. AJfllce, 35 Murray fetrect. New Yrk. PIANOS & ORGANS AT FACTORY ITU 1 4. KM. t.rC reduction torloae out present tttor k of 6OO Xew and Kccond-hand Inoirn. ineut offl Yd rlrMt-rlnnn maUrin. fully warranted nwl at price that DKr'V COnfbilUO.V fur IL1 -laM or In. "Irumi nla. AJi:M'H tl'.t H I'KU fur U A'I'KIM' W I'Kftidlt IIKM. OK liAV uwl PIAXOK. Illuslrated rata loS 3Illee II01LA4 I'. A l l". It M at .H. sianufrveturera etc lcalrn, 4 r.t 14lliHt, .,fw York, A Iho Gener al AyentM for NSIir.V.i:i.. Celebra ted faiKUlLiai OUi-AJkM. Seta. r FcraCASEofCA K R B FORD'S ItADH.A - H tut rii will not Inn KJr J epeedlly cure, i CATARRH thatSAN- al L'i:rb for Ca- iHlMiitly relieve and Keferciicea. H.rv vvplls, Kq. Aurora, V. ; Wm. Boen. K.si.. Mc. Hatfon, (irant t Bocn. Kt. $501 WELKd A PU 1.0111s. lesiimoiiiais and treat! by mail. I'rlce. with Improved lUllHllT. SI. Sold .viTTuih.r. WELKd A POTTER, l'roprlctois. Pocton Mass'. PIANO hittu J7.-irV WiS 0 R G A N ssa3iaMaa wiili -rrirliTti "TrT iia i renewed, hoe realty's litcat Newspaper for full ropy Mnt free. Ucfore buvintf TltVO or CSOAN read my latest circular lieauy'a eeJelirai ed r'l.nios & Oietins. beHiilif ill Iiiilrumeiits I Challenge I'oitipaiisoH I Rivals lire jealous of my success ! Most successful hoine In America I Commenced a lew years au witliout a dollar, sales now nearly fj.ouO.O.w) annually. I.oweet prices ever given, citvaot Roocwood I'lanos 1 35. 16 stop Church Organs, ei 1 S, tremend W A Pou tiaiKftin now ready. AddrensTir rt P AGENTS WANTED FOR THE -ICTORSAL HISTORYcptheWORLD EmbraciDK lull und autheutlc .".ei-nunte of ev cry nation of ancient and inodrrn thnc, and in cluding a history of tho rie and fall of the (ireck and Roman Empires, the growth of the nations of modern Europe, the middle aKes.thej crusade, the feudal svHiem the reormotloii, the discovery and settlement of the ew World, fces and extra terms to Atrems. and ee why It sells faster than any other book. Andres! National I'cblisuikg Co., St. Louie, Mo. HENRY BCFCK. LEALEIt 1 N TH1 SAFES, CHAIRS, Lounges, Tables, Bedstead ETC., ETC, ETC.. Of All Descriptions. METALLIC BUEIAL CASES '-V. v3f-: Of all eizes, ready made aud sold cheap for cash. With many thanks for past patronage. I Invl t invite all to call and examine my LARUE STOCK OF otf. rcBxiTrin ao comv H. HEROLD, dealer in DEY GOODS, BOOT8, 6IIO8, HATS, CAPS. GLOVES, FUEM8HISG GOODS, GROCERIES, dv. JEWELEY and N0TI01TS. I have a large stock of Buck Gloves, of my own make to be closed out at cost, kinds of Al COUNTRY PRODUCE taken In oxoh&oge for S 3 m MW,33 It contains 673 fine historical engravings an4 lS4Miargo dout'le column pates, and Is the most complete History of tho world ever pub lished. It sells at elefit. Send for soeelmeti nn. Main Street, Corner of Tifth, PLATTSJfOUTS, ... XES seyl r3UJ A. N. Scu-rrajt Co. Judrri. a