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LOCAL XKWS
J. I. Simpson's house is rapidly
progressing.
Attend the Co. Sunday School con
vention at Right Milo Grove next
week.
Frank Morrison is busy superin
tending t lie building of his boAt in the
lock yards.
Mr. Tepperberg brought us some
very line cherries picked from his
own yard, his trees being loaded.
The main track, from the transfer,
in the yards, has been straightened
and the depot platform widened.
The county commissioners are in
session this week: The proceedings
Will appear in next weeks, IIkuald.
SplenJid growing weather now
an I we hear 1 i L tie or no complaint of
dam igo in this vicinity from the late
rains.
Heavy rains are reported all over
the west and 1'lat'smouth has not
bjen left out from appearances Sun
day morning.
James Miesner in jumping from a
wagon, injured his neck in such a
manner as to give him much pain and
inconvenience.
Reports from along the I & M.
Bhow considerable damage from the
late rains, requiring a large force to
repair and rebuild.
Another body, one of the Glen
wood hunters, has been found floating
in the river and it has been sent to
relatives in Mills Co.
The current in the Missouri at
Nebraska City has changed so that the
ferry lands at the i'uut of Main St. the
t'ut time in several years.
The latest editor and propiietor of
the Main St. sheet is Joseph Alexander
O'Connor who complains that they
can't get his copy in.
lb-dined fare to the University
ComiiM -ncement at Lincoln, over the 15.
& M., and the City hotels have also ar
ranged to give reduced prices to g lies '3
on tli j occasion.
Totln r day v ie.' a the boys were
io iding oats at the, river bank, Jlilly
Darrah started to g- to St. Louis on
tie flat boat, but changed his mind
and w;:S towed in.
Fifty dollar counterfeit 1 ills are
in i ivu'a' ion, brought over from Ku
rope by foreigners; mostly Swedes who
have brt.u impose.:
Look out for them.
on by sharpers.
The city council ;;t iheir last S.itur-,
day night mi-fting. p-is.vd an ordinance
I : e:!-i :i j e l ythiii lliat theS.atutes
t:is mav !; whether th"ir
:uhi;:i is
remains
1 vt f til r w ill stand tho lest
to I e st i n.
.c rain .-to
.itisniav m
4ht
W '.shed o-.it two ler.hths of ei'-ibing !ii
Dr. SchiMknechCs jaid, letting down
a lare oi thm of his fe nce and of
J hat j ;ty .dding he has j :st had
diiue. Too bad, 1 r.
!.r. Young killed a b-ef Monday
that weighed l-l"'i lbs., and dressed 750
lbs, about per cent of eh-nr meat. ! j
the way Geo. Fickler, o:.e of the ! st I
meat Cotters iu town is with Mr.
Yo :ng now a days.
Mrs. Jonathan Wise met with
unite a .seven; accident last wtek. !
while out riding horse back she was
thrown from In r horse. No bones
were broken, but some severe bruises
and a general shaking up were the re
sult. At the last meeting of the Cass
Co. liar association, the folio. viug oili
cers were elected for tin3 year.
I 're: ; ident, Sam M. Chapman; Vice
I're.-ident, Geo. S. Smith; Secretary,
L !gir I). Some; Tr asurer, K. 15.
Windham.
A Mr. Clark has what h calls the
"Liuhtning Washer," on exhibition at
the auiiders House. It is a perfect
t ii
clothes waher and does the neatest j tee was appointed to draft resolutions
w ork we have seen. For once some- regarding the death of Hon. Daniel
body seems to have strut'; the right j Gantt. Sam M. Chapman, D. II.
idea i:i Washers. He is selling County ! Wheeler, Geo. S. Smith and Willett
rights. ! Fottenger, who reported the following:
Mr. Jno. Fitzgerald has COO acres of I Whereas by a stroke of divine provi
1 lue grass on his farm near Greenwood, I aWe "J efficient officer, an
fr, ml.i.-h he brought n speciman ! uiighi judge and a brother lawyer
four feet high Mr. Fitzgerald No. 2 i lllul fiioi.d, has been removed from
savs it is finer than anvthing he ever aong us for life. Therefore be it
saw in Kentucky and he is familiar Retired, that we deeply deplore
with that blue gra.s lv-un there, Ir.- : the untimely removal by death, from
ing a resident of Cincinnati. i our midst.of Chief Justice Daniel Gantt
I at the zenith of his professional and
1. It i ii t ui n on ine mu ll lilt-
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people and especially the citizens of :
Plattsmouth will secure ierfect ar- j
r ingements for a grand celebration of i
o i national holiday. Farmers, come to j
the meeting in the court room saturttay
afternoon ; citizens also should bo sure
to attend.
Wc received bv the hands of Mr
James I'ettee a very line piece of cheese j
in mufactured by Mr. Sol. Beardsley at
their new cheese factory in Weening
vaier. ii was oo. i in quamj, .um tensive knowledge of the law, togeth
we have no doubt Mr. B. will find a ! .. ,,,,,.,...:,, intrit tT. ..;.i
deuiand for all he can make. We
ill C
very glad to see such industries start-
ed among us, and hope they will be; A'.WrW, that we extend to his
liberally sustained. j bt.ri;u-lHl f;llUiiy in this dark hour of
The Lancaster Mo. Excelsior in their affliction and sorrow, our heart
connection with the marriage notice j felt sympathy.
of J. P. Young and Miss Edna E. j -lth Ilcsolced, that copies of these res
Campbell speaks as follows: j olutions be furnished to tho city pa-
"The couple above named have
launched out on the tempestuous sea
of life with the most brilliant pros
jeets. Mr. Young has been for several
years one of Plattsmouth's most val
uable business men, and fully des rves
the estimable lady he has secured for
bis life's joy. She will be remembered
by all of her acquaintances as one who
makes every one her friend who comes
in contact with her, i nd the loss oc-casiom-d
by her leaving is severely
felt. Mav Ukmt pathway down into
rlirt htief ul f uture bo one strewn wilts
es, iuxl may they ever be at th
pinnacle of happiness when In each
elat'i's S'Xietr. each forbearing with
vji other, while clriuking and j
kp at th fount of the God-siren
love ci husband ttr.d Y.ife.
The steamer Gen. Tompkins tied up
at IMattsmouth last Friday noon, and
took aboard 1,500 sacks of oats to be
taken to the mountains for govern
ment supplies ; the oats were furnish
ed by Messrs Conner, l'armele & T)ar
rah, and Frank "White and were loaded
iu short order, so that the boat pro
ceeded on its way at night. The Gen.
Tompkins is a new boat making its
first trip; it was built in Pittsburg
and is an excellent boat for freighting
pui poses; it is owned and operated by
parties in St. Louis.
The case of Frank Walker vs W.
II. II. Kellogg of Greenwood, was trisd
in the Co. Judges court by jury Friday
last, Geo. S. Smith for Plaintiff and II.
15. Windham for defendant; the points
in the case appear about as follows:
Kellogg some years ago entered upon a
piece of School land and ever since has
been living upon it, but without lease
or paying anything upon it. Frank
Walker this past winter leased the
same from the state, but Kellogg re
fused to vacate the place until paid for
his improvements. It was a case of
squatter sorerigntv, or whether by liv
ing on vacant land for a while with
out a title, the person so doing could
hold claim to the land until he receiv
ed pay for improvements. The case
was one of more than ordinary import
ance and w as watched with consider
able interest. The jury returned a
verdict for the plaintiff holding that
the defendant had no shadow of right
or title to the lands in question.
On Saturday night last in the
midst of the heavy storm, the western
bound freight put out from the yard
and proceeded westward About o.30
a. in. word came to town that unlucky
No. 7 had met with another accident,
which proved to be about, as follows:
At the head of Cedar Island, on the
banks of the I'la'te, the heavy rain had
caused a wash out which carried a
portion of the track into the river;
the train came along and a Hash of
lightning revealed the state of affairs,
the engineer whistled down brakes,
reversed his engine, jumped and came
out all right; no one on the train ws
hurt but a car of horses was thrown
from the track, down the bank, and
out of the nineteen in the car but nine
escaped.
The locomotive, the Highland, bur
ied itself out of sight and reach, in the
river and has not yet been found and
taken out. A large number of men
were at work all day Sunday, repair
ing the track where damaged by wash
outs, so as to be able to run the regular
trains the next day.
A very pleasant reception party
was given to Mr. and Mrs. J. 1'. Young
by Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Marshall at
ta deiman's parlor last Friday evening.
A large company a.-seniidcd to wel
come the bride to her new home and
to wish I'hil the happiness and success
in life, which he if any merits; every
one likes I'hil and every one was glad
j to meet and we'coin her whom he lias
j chosen to journey with him through
I life. The company was large, number
I ing fifty couple and was as cntcrtain-
i i-g "and pleasant as one could wish.
Mrs. Marshall as hostess possesses the
faculty of making every one feel per-
fectly at home, and with a hundred
I people to receive, introduce and enter
tain, the task was no light one. The
toilette of the bride was simple, tasty
ami pretty ; many of the ladies in the
gathering were quite elaborately array
ed, as befitted the occasion. The early
hours of the night were passed with
music, games, social chats and the
promenade, until supper was announc
ed, which needs no commendation. At
an early hour the guests for the most
part, took their departure; the fear of
the rain hastening many: We venture
a more pleasant evening, with such a
large number, is seldom passed and we
are assured that the successful effort
by Mr. and Mrs. Marshall to welcome
the younj couple to IMattsmouth, was
! appreciated by all.
I . ... i: . r .1.., v. . . tv...
.vi a meeting ui ine .ms o., ij.u
Association in Chapman's-odico on Sat
urday morning, the following coinmit-
, a, 4. i i i .i
1 intellectual career; that by his death
i the profession has lost one of its
l brightest ornaments and the State and
Country one of its most influential and
j patriotic citizens.
! 2. that we shall over cherish with
pleasure our recollections of him
while discharging his duties to the
; people of this commonwealth, iu the
high office to which the suffrages of
our people had elevated him, bringing
as he did his extensive and comnre-
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. V. i i k in 1 1 1 c f 1 v -lilm 1 1i itrn! ;c . - . . .
; sj0ie duties.
pers for publication and a copy to the
1 family of the late Chief Justice also a
copy to the State Bar association.
Come out to the Ice Cieam Festival
at Duke & Wheeler's Hall this evening.
Handsome line of Linen and Grass
Cloth soiiis recti ved at Solomon & Na-
Corder will close out his en
tire stocfe of cultivators at cost; satis
faction suarauted to every purdhaser.
j -"White Piques" (lovely patterns) 10c
j pr yd at Solomon & Nathan's. j6 2t
Cas Co. Sunday School Convention, to
he held at Fight MileGrore,
June 12th, IS 78.
PROGRAMME OF EXERCISES.
2 p. m. Music Devotional exercises
conducted by Ilttv. James T. IJaird.
Reading minutes.
Unfinished business.
Reports of Officers.
2:30. Sunday School Statistics
what shall we keep and how shall
we keep them ? 13. Spurlock, ITatts
mouth. 3:15. Have we done right to
discard the Catechism from the Sun
day School, Rev. A. Folden, South
Rend.
4. How shall wo stimulate Sunday
School enterprise in the county, Rev.
W. S. Blackburn, Plattsmouth.
Question Drawer, answers by the
President.
RECESS.
7 :o0. Lecture by Rev. J. R. Chase, of
Weeping Water Subject, "Mohammed
lsm." :o0. Relation of adults to Sunday
School.
THURSDAY A. 31.
9. Opening exercises Devotional.
9:30. What are the advantages and
disadvantages of our lesson system
and how shall the disadvantages be
obviated, Rev. R. F. Diffeu backer,
Louisville.
10:15. Libraries and Periodicals,
Thomas Pollock, Plattsmouth.
11. Who is the competent Teacher
W. II. Tibbetts. Eight Mile Grove.
11:30. The S. S. Teacher as au ar
tist Fssay, Mrs. R. Spurlock.
Question Drawer.
RECESS FOR DINNER.
2 p. in. How can we best secure the
co-operation of the S. S. workers in
this Co., in our association? Rev. J.
T. Band, Plattsmouth.
2:30. The Model Sunday School Fs
say, W. K. Louf burrow, Weeping Wa
ter. 3. A model Bible class, Rev. J. B.
Chase, Weeping Water.
3:25. The Blackboard in S. S. with
illustration from S. S. lessons of June
9th, C. II. Winslow, Mt. Pleasant.
3:50. An Infant class, Mrs. M. E.
Woods, Weeping Water.
3:10. Can the Temperance Question
be profitably introduced into the S. S.
and how Essay, Mrs. True, Mt. Pleas
ant. RECESd EOll StTPCK.
7:30 Lecture by Rev. J. T. Uaird,
IMattsmouth.
6:30 The relation of the S. S. to the
public services of the church, Rev. E.
Wilkinson, Weeping Water.
FRIDAY A. 31.
P. Opening and Devotional Exercis
es, f
y;:0. Eieclion of O Ulcers.
Reports.
Miscellaneous business.
11 Grove meeting, with general
meeting of children, teachers and
friends of Sunday Schools of Cass Co.,
ami abroad.
Basket dinner.
Good tiniu for ail.
Everybody is invited.
Lost: Sunday morning May 12th,
a tmail bible bound in Turkey moroc
co. On a blank leaf in front was writ
ten, Jane F. McCormick. It was left
iu the Christian Church accidentally.
It may have been takon out by some
child. Being a gift from my mother
in my childhood, I prize it very highly.
Wiil feel grateful to any one return
ing it.
I0t2 Mrs. W. IL Sciiildknecht.
Slippers 3 c a pair at Merges'. Stf
Handsome new pattern hats at Mrs.
Johnson and Miss Sweeney's. .. 912.
Berkshire Hogs.
I would respectfully invite the at
tention of Stock fanciers of Platts
mouth and vicinitv to my fine
Berkshire Boar
SFLIM,
directly from imported stock. Parties
wishing his services can be accommo
dated by applying to Charles J. Pettee
at IIiokald Office or
the Proprietor
James I'ettee.
Residence one block south of High
School building. I have also a fine
pair of Imported Essex Pigs. tf
Harvesters of all kinds and style
with or without self binders; all the
best manufactured kept on hand.
Headers of different kinds, Haines Re
liable for sale; Reapers and Mowers
of all kinds constantly on hand, every
machine sold set up ready for use.
Call at Fred Gorder's warehouse where
these machines are found and satisfy
yourself that they are the best and
cheapest in market.
Strawberry and Ice Cream Festival.
Given by the ladies of the Episcopal
church, at Duke & Wheeler's Hall
(this) Thursday evening. Come and
have a pleasant time.
k'nij hts of Honor, Attention!
Regular meeting in Odd Fellows
Hail Friday evening at 8 p. m.
LOST.
In Stadelmann's Ice cream Parlor
during the Reception of Mr. and Mrs.
J. P. Y'oung, on Friday evening May
31st, 1S7S, one blue and white silk
Handkerchief with three gold rings
tied in same in a hard knot, one band
ring bearing the following initials M.
E. T. The finder will please leave the
same at the P. O. News Depot and be
rewarded.
Slippers 35c a pair at Merges. Stf
Ball! Ball!
at Albee Hall in Louisville, Xeb , June
10th, 1S78, good music; plenty room
and enough to eat. All are invited.
Frank Albee.
L&lies Misses and Children : you will
be able to secure white, colored and
Fancy striped Hose, remarkably low by
calling at Solomon & Nathan's. j6 2t
Personal.
Mrs. II. J. Streight made Platts
mouth a short visit last week.
A. 13. Smith of Colorado formerly a
resident of Plattsmouth is in the city.
T n Mnnro nnp of thfi "stalwarts" I
of Cass county, called on the Herald
last week.
Mr. Wooley late teacher in the High :
School, is reading law w ith Hon. S. M.
Chapman.
Judgo Haines has returned from
Chicago and was not lost a3 was cur
reutly reported.
Mr. W. B. Arnold, of Tipton, form
er county Commissioner and a good
one called Tuesday.
Dr. R. R. Livingston is attending a
meeting of the state medical associa
tion in session at Fremont.
Rev. W. S. Blackburn is at Kearney
tho present week, attending the State
Sunday School Convention.
Mr. Plummer, Sr. has returned from
a long sojourn in Iowa, and again
makes Plattsmouth his home.
Gtorge Mayfield waded and swam to
town Monday. The whole Platte bot
tom was under water for a while af
ter the rain.
A brother of A. W. McLaughlin is
in the city for a few days, visitings his
brother; he leaves the last of the week
for New Mexico.
Tim Riordun an old citizen of Platts
mouth has returned here, and goes
west with Mr. Fitzgerald to aid in
their new railroad work.
Miss Ruby, formerly a teacher in
Plattsmouth, and who has recently
been teaching in Denver, has returned
to her home iu Cass county.
Mrs. Wells and family have taken
their departure from Plattsmouth to
the rural wilds of Cass county. Rush
Fellows accompanies thtmi and Platts
mouth will see him no more.
Mrs. Baldwin, a daughter of Dr. and
Mrs. Wiley has been making her pa
rents a visit, prior to a trip in their
own conveyance to Colorado for the
benefit of her husbands health.
Sam Long, Capt. OTIoiirk, S. M. Chap
man and W. D. Jones, are at Council
Bluffs to day, shooting pigeons at a
grand shooting tournament assembled
there from Iowa and Nebraska.
Strawberries and Ice Cream at Duke
& Wheeler's Hall, this evening Come
and get some.
For sale, cheap, 130 Desirable build
ing lots in tho city of Platismouth,
Title perfect. Taxes all paid up. Terms
easy. Apply to A. W. McLaughlin
Cas'hier 1st National Bank. 23tf
Sweet Potato Plants.
Delivered at the express office in
Glen wood Iowa. Packed free at !?2.o0
per 1,000. Address.
L. A. Williams.
Also plenty of cabbage and tomato
plants, cheap. 7t 1
J. G. Chambers, the harness maker
is can ing a large stock and his large
sales iu I he past few mouths are Hie
be.-t evidence that he gives a good
article at the lowest living prices.
Look at some of his bargains li. bar
ness, sets, collars &c.
Case Goods.
A new lot of very fine case goods at
Keenan & Grace's. Brandies, Wines,
Bottled Beer and Port. Ales vry
fine for family use, cigars, tobac
cos, &c, ic. 1 lt4
A good set of double buggy harness
for sale cheap for cash, ar ply at this
office. lltf
Gentlemen: Your attention is called
to our recent arrivals in Hats and Caps
of every description also the most
suberb line of White and colored
Laundered Shirts, ever shown in this
city; the qualities embrace White lin
en, Cheviot, calico and cretonne, from
90c to 83.00.
j 2w
SoLOiiox & Nathan
Nursery Stock.
Mr. Wm. W. Kinsr, agent for the
Shenandoah Iowa Nurseries, will re
turn to Cass Co. in the fall, to supply
all his old customers and many new
ones, with Nursery Stock of every de
scription from the celebrated Shenan
doah Nurseries in Page Co., Iowa,
those who have tried the stock will
know somewhat of its merits before
Mr. Kings return. Ilt4
Slippers 35c a pair at Merges'. Stf
'Besika" Suitings in Plaids and
striped, 10c pr yd, well worth 20c at
Solomon & Nathans' j6 2t
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL.
FREMONT, NEBRASKA,
FRANK PARCELL - - - Prop.
Good rooms, good hoard, and every thing in
apple pie order, (io to the Occidental when
you vUit Fremont. iotf
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Ruffner & Black at Weeping "Water,
have sold all the Agricultural Imple
ments they could haul out there. Wi
ley Black was in yesterday and reports
their business as A No. 1. The firm
will lay in a new stock of fall imple
ments. Ilw2.
Don't fail to call and examine the
beautiful' cottage it-right piano at
O. F. Johnson's Drug Store.
lltf. James Pettee, Agt.
GREY EAGLE.
A very fine Stable Horse is now in
the hands of Mr. Wm. Gilmour "south
of town and will be kept here for a
few weeks. He is of pine Messenger
and Grey Eagle blood, has a record of
2-32 and is in every respect a valuable
horse to use. Those having likely
mares would do well to call and ex
amine him.
Mrs. Johnson and Miss Sweeney keep
rolling in new goods. Their line of
faLcy goods b very complete. 9t2.
Oh Say,
if you want a square meal for 25 cents
go to John Leach's Restaurant one
door east of Fitgerald's Block. 52tf
Improved book binders at this of
fice, tf
Rockwell of Louisville makes a spe
ciality of teas, don't you forget it. tf
Go to Jones & Stroud for a good
team just now. lOtf.
Magazines bound here.
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Billey Stadelmann has got a new
stock of clothing, just received, for
summer wear, and will be sold as usu
al, way down low for cash. lOtf.
Good second-hand organs and melo
deoxs for sale or rent low. Leave ad
dress at Mr. O. F. Johnson's Drugstore
cor 0th and Main Sts.
Jamls Pettee,
9tf. Dealer in Musical Instruments.
A choice, selected ard new stock of
clothing just received at Stadehuann's ;
go and look at them before you buy
from any other man. lOtf.
The Victor, the simplest lightest
running and best working
sewing machine in the market.
Perfectly noiseless. Call and see the
beautiful Sample Machine at Merges'
Shoe Store. Merges & I'ettee,
9tf Agents f 01 Cass County.
Just roll your gimlet eyes
towards those new ten dollar
suits at Stadelmann's.
toward
flannel
lOtf.
New Potatoes, raised by Alvers Mo
rey, 9 weighing a pound, for sale at
Weckhach's.
May 21st, 1378 tf.
Horses for Sale.
Jones & Stroud have 18 or 20 head
of good work and carriage horses for
sale. lOtf.
Pension Papers.
Those wanting pen-don papers ac
knowledged will please remember that
J. R. Toman, Notary Public, Louisville,
has a certificate of the county Chji k
filed with the lT. S. pension Agent and
can attend to all such business. 52tf
Dry Goods are one of the most es
sential tilings in keeping house and
people who want anything in this line
can find Rockwell of Louisville, ready
for sale at low figures. Hardware is
nlentv. heavv. cheat) and good at
Rockwell's Louisville.
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Corn and oats taken at this office on
Subscript ion at market rates. 41tf
Use "Centennial Rat Exterminator.
Another good farm for sale in
Cass County 1G0 acres; good house,
six rooms, frame stable, 125 acres
broke, fine cotton wood grove ten acres,
Apply to Neb. Herald ofiicv.
4 : ; t f . Jno. A. MAcMi'Erny.
You can save a large per cent of
your coin crop by read ing "Three Blind
Mice," and following advice. t4tf
For Groceries of all kinds and at
low figures t he Louis illians will find
Rockwell on hand every day. 52lf
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 1 stops and 3 registers of
pipe,- and for quality and power of tone
cannot 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 I'ETTEE,
dealer in musical instruments, Platts
mouth, Neb. 47tf.
CHEAP BOOTS AND SHOES,
Ladies Serge Shoes (JOcts.
" Slippers. .Wets.
" " Leather Shoes 75 cts.
Shoes axd Boots are iowx to rock
trices.
Mens Buckle Alexis 6 1 SO
" Prince Alberts 1 50
" Whole stock Brogans 1 50
These goods and others including
a la rye stork of all kinds
of Boots. Shoes and Slippers, must be
sold. No trust.
utf Peter Merges.
Eighty acres of Land for sale, near
Greenwood, Cass County, Nebraska:
all under cultivation, good small house
and young orchard and grove Time
on two thuds of purchase money. Ap
ply at Neb. Herald office. ltf.
Geo. II. Shafer & Co., Manufactur
ers of True Pharmaceuticals, Fort
Madison, Iowa. 34tf.
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
days in clothing. Boots .and shoes in
cluding a superb stock of ladies and
children.? shoes, which will be sold clear
nown for cash. Such bargains were
Cever known before, at Stadelman's
clothing emporium. 20tf
Notes, receipts and bills for sale at
the Herald Office; also scale book3
for grain and cattle dealers. 4Ctf
SHANNON'S
LIVERY SALE AND FEED
oztsT nvfiirsr steeet,
East of l'latte Valley House.
THE OLDEST
LIVERY STABLE
In the Town.
Good Teams Altcays on Hand.
Careful Drivers sent with car
riages if desired.
Carriages sent to Depot to meet all trains
whenever ordered.
THE ONLY HEARSE IN TOWN.
Funerals attended and carriages furnished to
lrtends. Address. J. W. SHANNON.
12-1-f i-Uartsmouih-, Seb.
Grand reduction in Blankets, Scarfs, i
Caps etc.. atMaklaner & Herrmann's
New price, Old price.
hiteBl k'tS2 00
i?2 To a p ur,
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Caution to Smokers,
and after the 1st day
, . , . 1
From and after the 1st day of May, !
1ST8 all boxes containing cigars of my
manufacture will have mv name bold- '
ly printed on the inside of the lid. Thi j
is to prevent counterfeitinj mv brand ;
.f -il , i,r..i-'..r' im'-ililv .r !
. j
U-
cigars, resorted to bi' some unpnnc
pled mauulacturers. onu are yenu
, ..1.1.. 1.1.
Hie unless j.iaiuiy laoen-u: ,
JULIUS I'FI'I'KHF.UHO, I
M AXVFACTl'RER, j
Flattsmouth, - - Nebraska. !
Ibinr in ytiur corn or oats to the
Herald othce. 41tf.
HEi rforlliO weak, iiervous.ani ileliilitate.l
Chmiiie and painful diseases cured withuiit
niedit iiie. Electric T.elts ami (illier appliances,
all about them, and how t. ili!ini:ais!i the sen
nine from the .spurious. I'. iak. with full partic
ulars, mailed fit
Ad.llVsS PlI.VKH.MAi'UKK I
(Sai.vanic Co., 2S2 ine Street, t'ii:t i:ina: i, i,
l l-;ilt.
A (Jeptle Hint.
In our style of climate, with its sud
den changes ()f temperature, rain,
wind an J sunshine often intermingled
iu a sinirifi day, ii is no woider 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
Hoschee's German Syrup kept .about
your home for immediate use will pre
vent serious sickness, a huge doctor's
hill, and perhaps death, by the use of
three or four doses. For curinj: Con
sumption, Hemorrha.oe.s, I'ntMimonia,
Severe Coughs, Croup or any other di
sease of the Throat or Limits, its suc
cess is simply wonderful, as your drug
gist will teli you. Cernian Svrup is
now sold in every town and village on
this continent. Sample bottles for t ri
al, 10c; regu larsize, T.jc. Stf-alt
An Undeniable Truth.
You deserve to suffer, and if you
lead a miserable, unsatisfactory life in
this beautiful worhl.it is ent irel y our
own fault antl there is only one excuse
for you, your unreasonable prejudice
and skepticism, which has killed thous
ands, l'ersonal knowledge and cuin-
liion seiise reasoning will soon show I
you tliiil (ireette's August Flower will j
cure you of I.ivtr Complaint or Dys- j
pepsia. vviih ail its miserable effect?, I
such as siek heaihiehe. palpitation i' j
the heart, sour stomach, haliitu .i cos- ;
tiveness, dizziness of the heat!, nervous
prostration, low spirits, &. Its sales
now reach every town on the Western
Continent and not a Druggist but will
tell you o? its wonderful cures. You
can buy a sample bottle for 10 cents.
Three doses will relieve vou.
5!vaU2w
THE WONDKI TL Sl'tTK-sS
Which has attended the use of I'.roinis
l.ictr Pills has demonstrated the fact,
that medicines prepared for eastern
diseases are not adapted to the diseases
of this western climate. The people
of the west would do well to bear in
mind that headache, biliousness, pain
in the side, indigestion, constipation,
etc., result from an inactive condition
of the liver, produced by the mias
matic inlluences common to all new
countries: A speed' relief is obtain
ed by the use of llrociis Liar Pills.
The great remedy for inflammation is
Arnica, Jlrotrn 's A mini Unlet is con
ceded to be, the most reliable prepara
tion before the public, for curing cuts,
bruises, burns, frost-bites, and old sores
antl ulcers.
All of Itroirn's (7reit Western Reme
dies for sale by Dr. Y. K. Donebin.
Chapman it Smith, J. II. Buttery, and
O. F. Johnson.
&tc. Plattsmouth, Neb.
TO THE AI'MJCTni.
Act wisely, and at once procure the
following wonderful Family Medicines,
DU. FlTLEU's KlIKl'MATlC II KM KI) V
and layer Pills, a positive, permanent
specific for Neuralgia, Kheuinatism.
Sciatica, Lumbago, (Jout, pain in Hack,
Head, Heart, I. tings. Limbs, Nervous,
lllood and Chronic Dieseases. Dr. Fit
ter's Kidney Cordial removes deposits
of Gravel. Albumen, Alcali Acids, re
tention of ui ine, high colored water,
ami strengthens the Bladder and Kid
neys. Dr. Fitter's CnlLsnyn Tonir, 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. Filler's German Pectoral
for Lung Diseases, Bronchitis. Coughs
antl Colds, a superior combination
which acts quickly antl relieves rapid- j
ly. Your druggists, Chapman & Glass !
are agents for Plattniouth. 20-vl I
LEGAL NOTICES.
Sheriff's Sale.
virtue of an or.ler of sale issued by Wm. I.
Weils Clerk of tile. Dist Court within ":iml for
Cass County, Nebraska, ami to lue (iireeteil
1 vi!l ou the t tli ilay of July, A. 1). Istm. at 11
o'clock. A. M., of s;iit' tlay. at the 'otiih ilo-.r
of the Couil lloiie iu said County. Hcil at pub
lie Auction the following Keal estate to-it :
Tiie undivided :iie half ( , i of i.ot No seven
(7) in block No .vciitceii tiT) in the city of
i'iatt.-inouth known as tiie lionuer stable.
The same beintr levied upon and taken as the
property of diaries 1,-tzenby lleien Laenl.y
ami Kicd (Jorder Defendants ; to satisfy ;t j iili
inent if said Com t, recovered by J:osenbauiit
ISrothers h linn doini; Ijii-iness in Cliicatio 111.
coiiiHised of M. .S: O. lUisenbaiim. Jlerctiants
fiamtills.
Platt'oiioiith. Neb.. .Tune Ctlt A. D.
11 w5 It. W. JIvkks, Sheriff, Cass Co., Neb.
Probate Notice.
Notice is hereby Riven to all tiersor.s having
claims apainst the estate of t. J. yuinton. tie-
. i-.i, iu iiir nit: .i.iiur in uiv nun i ui uiif v".
Jiul.uc, in and for Cas Coiintv. Nbraska. at
Plattsmouth on or before t he L'-th day vt Ni
eniber, A. D. IiiT8, and meet the adinini-trator
at on o'clock p. in. on said day for the allow
ance or disallowance of the fame.
A. X. SLLLIVA', Co. Jlld'.
Dated May 22d, 1S78. i3
Master's Sale.
District of Xelraka, x:
Tn the Circuit Court of the U. S. I r . . ,.
lor the District of Nebraska. ( 1,1 1 "ncery
The First National P.ank
of Omaha, plaintiff,
vs
Ira Waldo and Geo Ii Sco
field, impleaded with Kli
Cross et al, defendants.
FORECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE.
Public notice is hereby given, that In pursu
ance if a decree entered in the above eause. on
the link day of September, A. 1). 177. I Watson:
K. Smith, Master in Cnancerv ot said Courr.
will m the twentv-fifth .lav nf'Jime. A. D. lsTs,
at the hour of eleven o'clock iu the forenoon of
said dav. at the north door of the I'nited States
Court House, in Omaha, Nebraska, sell t;t pub
lic auction, the- follow iuir described property,
to-wit : All those Heveral pieees and parcels of
land situated iu the City of Beatrice, in the
County of (Jamand tate of Nebra.-ka. knou
si lots number fl (5) aud six i8j in block sevea
y four(71j.
Watsov Ii. Smith,
J. M. Woolwohth, Master in Chancery
Solicitor for Plaintiff. OH
Omahwebraska. ilay o, if'&.
AUminiotrator's baio.
Not!, c i In-:
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Legal Notice.
Ii! the Caf-s -n:!iy I'tiir? :lt ." t!ir S-er.i
.liil:i'i:il 1'iitiieT if N.-.-i -e-K -. ' IMvitiml I'..
M.eni.li.- i,e. .lose,.:, S:,-.. l!m- . .Vet 'unKis
(Jt.1,.lllt.lI.tH. ,-ii..a a. i.. mil- i f aioit
?ag..
T-t ihf ohorf .-iR:.--f V. .U-; ' A Tw". 1
ti' '
n-.i ami eae'i ef via ;v
hv it' -1 " 'i '! that
the aim e naiiieil pl ami III" i! i.l nil I -Hi ii: y
of .May. A. I'. ls, ii.e ir, lo- i.i-i -.- ..i 111 t !. I ..
of t he :;!. ve ii .iiimI 'm.i 1. I - .) '"T I 'i .
f oi eeli :.iiie of :i min t Jf iu'e. e "t-.m I I ill -:.. 1.1
foi -ecloMii-e (if u mutt jr-iu-e. e- "t-.m i i :.. 1. 1 i
.lii-.;i!i !u-i a aa.t :iu. : e M-. . a. in- lot
.I.'se p'u ..ii!. m in. a .-H.U1-.I s i mi- Pi i i:i 1 1 for j
a valuable e:'.!-!!!.-!.!-1 Hi. I lie ooj.-i-t ami i r ;
f which is t. i; ;.::n it. .iii-i-!nM,i i.uiiif. n!
:t'iil ii:';i!ti; e.-itai-' real fsla-e. .:!;!.. I In.-:
t 'on ii ot t iimi S ale ol :.,-.; i. s.ti.l a j
limlinu of t hi- i i.i-Kit .!ue t !i-!c-i i. v. Mi a. or- I
tn-V.s li e, ami t lie Iril l il.u ;.'!il i . .ivi-;, sl ! : :; ..1 :.!'
voiir i i -1 : r . iti.ii l:. !t i . cli of viiii. hi v:;'-ooi:--r :
jielfMiteut cri-utt.-i ; i'i .i.w.-pti .ei-:t .-i if. in .
to said 1. 1 Inl . or li.ll l.ejctl1;.'ll !' I.'.IMI! ot j
ioliie ci eii! i.ii of said cioi P.::te. Yo.t it
in l edv liii'llier noi ;.K d io ;ip',n ar. pli .'.d ;iimi i
I or ileinur 1 ! ll:e : i loii in
I cause, lilei! on or iu-foi'.. M
;o p!. i. ill i.l In tins,
da v .1 u' v 1 i i. A.
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.COUNTER, PLATFORM WAGON &TEACK
THE BEST ARE i
rTr S E CHEAPEST
HIAmriK SAFE SCALECQ
265 BRQADWA Y N. K
72 CHESTNUT ST, FHLA. PA.
j 117 SENECA ST. CLEVE. Q.
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Vie v7 ef Idz.Tida&o ?
AN U
i ii-li 1-: rtrprocinc -.i m ii ii
he Xiisi-RHt-s nf Women.
F V P. "5 J , W' A '"''- ' ,r l ",v'-l. count-
, rnl v.t I fc. rvitiDICAL DVISF.!
On all (Jii-n;.-. in 1. rnvait 1. hi ue- nni:::.' Irum .
AbliB5, I'.zccB'Cts, u. ttcn t Tjiqi at"s, v.la tiie Luat
Hiri.nA ir,-t..-. I'Ji r , 'n -i-.. pi n-i :Ai i
A CLIN if A I. LfCTlTKEi.il tin? li.nw twt and
Ciok ot iJih Throat ai.u Lungs, Caiirrli.Zlupture, ta
Opium flabit. vi.. p .!-!- luni,
l.;iicr 1..M.R m-iit p.. ! pa I'I on ri-ccpt of price : or all tiirM.
ct'n.ainiiir..i t-r'-n. haieitu-.y ii.ntrili. nr 7. cli.
Audita. CB-JJOTTa, .u.l2.. bin M. Ut. i.auia. He.
iA YEAR. Accnts -Bun tdl. lins!
J ness loplttiiiate. r.irtlcnl:ir? fn '3 .
J Addreaa J.WUETU A' CO .St Loui. Mo.
W- ta t
0K& F B S D ,T M-wp'-'nc I.Rh" al.'! :: V.mi.l iwe ie
JS B 5.J.n-.l. I'si:r...; uul- -imii. !.4.tw..;
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pnrvii'M AVATrn in rmiv-i
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r.OT, riiATF,!) AV'ATC'IIK1. cv-,
' v Kin On.- kuoiTU v..ji-,.. Sa-i f Vat- ti Il.k ti .'.u
J;au(u, A. i:;in.Tt.:i t Co.. thuwi. i:.u
Dr.A.G.OLIN'SiM
lil l.fanof lrlvl if. rt:"h fr.. ( -.u'v txhti'
r lufWilun "f tf in I ii ul WfMlri'.'Wffi :4
KmiMinni. LoMorMpmon, linpuirvtl Vicht, l.t
Alnnhood or Iinpofriii-j. Sityuuo miiHlM, ft.j,-
Tlritliy i'uM ; .fl-r;, , . I ,c HU(fr, Kl.!nt, I.JwP.
1,3 tt if , A-'l:it:t. 'I'firr1!. I'Hr-. nti i '-.T.!. ('-.. ar.l
fk.VIAI.O, j r. I u tm'--.i. i :n
In Il t.1 ti!--ioiit -si-rlrf.''. tol ni- HI. !.t fill.
t e-vi.!taS t-f IIS TTIte-i -.(. u- lu. n-fi mv, t . I 4
pr v iu tfni i:. . I, !! ri :irit.if tr. ti..f t wt:h
lrl ule l.-'Nr nr,. boai-I. ri w r:u'. i: rM ;,,istt f -r
Paukuu. Sm.1 f;hy mkU for wi:nle of Kuier --l- n i .
filv of l-nmnt it.f.prrna-K.rt hvtiiv. jUi. OLIN'H
MARRIAGE GUIDE D.,:
y-Hiitg nm rrti.liilf a.-r.i ...f tK 'n Sm, all
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tu-n. K very body ttic-u.J gt llil 1j,. 1 rLc'SU vo.l, Kjmuymf
H. HEROLD,
dealer In
DRY (iOOUS,
BOOTS,
SHOKS.
HATS,
C.Vr.S.
CLOVES,
FL'nxisiriNt; ; )ODM,
GROCERIES, tfv.
JEWELRY and N0TI02TS.
I hare rt lare '.ork tf
Muck Gloves
rf my own aii'ie to fe cloi-cd out :ii cost. Al
kinds of
COUNTRY PRODUCE
taken iu exchange for
Main Street, Comer cf Fifth,
Platismoutu,
Xtti
NEW jDVERTIGEMBNTg. j
PT Mm THOMAS L-RG1. UMV
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hii lMNs liarial.t-s hs Hi::' ,.' :?. t-M I f
Urn" 'it, or fi i.t hy t v in i-s t n ! i-i ii-'et fl.
Atillre, a- ."Mut-riiy Mrci t, New liiM.
rrt ..- t or .i tr.l-1 ol C A i All !-! I ll.lt S .S '
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H -l Jov mail. Puce. hnpr. e.l
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James Pettee
Musical InsirumGnts,
Soli' A j pi';i hj . I r ' for
'i'. it- S'firi vailotl on il CtMtiiln
r.;A';7' )::;. 'AX.s.
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at ofn e. .si Hi. i i..- il i n- south of M;tln St.
ri.ATi .- M;-1 il. m:.
Ti';.ir'- ami I'.-o, i: i :i I'i.ilios :l!:il Orifans
Mi:-. i-:ll k . u-11. I' I l:e sV i'if.ll In in! cf Mr. s. M
linn. ii. a I id ie I' n t Is . I I V -1 l:l'ec J i V i s cx tc 'ici.ee
lYlilvij
SCIINELLBACHER,
i:o::sn siioi.ixt.'.
A .N l
iv.:;d. in i-A i i;i n .
All l.iiids of
kahm i.mi-i.i:mi:n i t
lUt'IIltl
Keitly ' Proinj)-'':
:0:-
Uorso, ?!u1e& Ox Sliocinu
In short, wt-'ll s-hnn ;tnytliiii 1 1 i;it 1 . j
four fci t. from u ljr;i to ;t (lira!1 .
ColIK .Uul Set' 113.
InTIHW shop.
on I'i d ll St.. l-.etMeeii Main and ilie SllTf'c.
just acioss the comer fn.ui the m:w JIK1I.M
HI Mi E. : V "
JONES &STR0UDS'
JJrick Livery Stable,
I'I. AT T M ( ) U T 1 1 . N K I .
lh old r.ONNIill STAPLLS in Platlsriei"
Neb., fire now lea-cd J-y .bn.i -s - SNoud
t hey ale kec.im' a new iiml h.i im!-ii'ik In i i . :
till- well kiiov n barn. 'Ihc l.i.est. iiinl Im.s:. i.
l.ols- S Uul c:;l I iaes a! i ,ys I e.uiy to li t.
saddi.i-: i:oi:.-k.s t iii:ap.
Horses kept for Saie
or to Trade.
; I'ORSES TRAINED AXI) RROl.E
! ALSO
V. e devii'i to ;: . ( mi! ii-e 1 1 :.! v. e have a If. i . e
! lKiiiiNoiue brii-k bi-ni, Willi ii uty of room
I hores ami waL'ons. I c,i:i p..t fanners ;
j an 1 v. .'c."i: i. Inaii of :i i 'i i : u;. ! !iiii? all
j in r eov.-r, n l lie dry. Ci-ii: n.l r I h,-.'
1 iiaiii.ni'! -ii; old p: ! i .im - lor ijn-ir m.tiiy 1--
urs. -,ih Miiini t Iuir 1 1',, do for tin 1 ut ore. -. . ;
I j died we c:. ai't o:.moil:i!e I I,'. ttei ar ,..
J 1.1-iii.r by tin iu Ui.ni ever l.-eto. . :t-; i.
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SAGE BROTHERS,
Defers i.i
One Door East of tVef.ist-on.ce, Plaltsino . '.
Nc'ii ;. .lilt,
Practicul Vorkers in
SHEET IROX, ZINC. TIN, JiR.i
ZIER Y, ti c., d r.
Lart'e fis-o; tin' i-i of 1 ana Suft
COAL STOVES
W'jo.l itud Coal Stow s for
Ii HATING OR COOKIXO.
Always on ITani.
-:. y varletv of Tin, Sheet Tion, and ?.: .
Wolk, kept in Mock.
LEAKING AND REPAIRIM'.-
Done on Short Notice.
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