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KRAt I.
ONLY 27 IIOi'US TO St. T.OFIS bv the new
K H IK just opened via MONMOlifl. FULL
MAN PALACE SLEETING CAltS run from
liiirUnjrton to St. Loui without change.
BY LEAVING PLATTSMOL'TII AT 3 toO I.
M., you arrive, in St. IXJt ' IS the next evening at
h :20. and leaving St. Ixuls at 8 :20 a. in., you ar
rive in i'latt smooth 9 :2 the next inornini;.
Coupon Ticket. for sale for all points North,
Pouth, East and West.
SAMUEL POWELL.
D. W. HITCHCOCK, Ticket Agent.
Gen. Western Pass. AKent.
J. M. Bechtal, Agent, Plattsmoutli.
RH1VAI, AM) DEPARTfKE OF PLATTS
MOLTII MAILS.
EASTFlty, NORTH KltTf & HOCT1IERN
Arrive at - 8:S0a. in.
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3 :00 p. in.
OMAHA VIA R. A M.
Anlve at 10 :.a. m. Depart at - 2:15 p.m.
WF.8TKK.V VIA B. Ik M.
Arrive at - 3 :15 p. in. Depart at - 9 :0f) a. in.
WEKVIMi WAT Fit.
Arrive at 12 :00 ni. I Dej.art at - 1 :00 p. ni.
RACK Hl.ltTHA t'MON MILLS.
Arrive at VI too m. I Depart at - 1 :00 p. m.
J. W. MA US HALL. P. M.
FKOM THE WEST.
I-eaves Kearney. 6 : W a. in. leaves Lincoln,
12 i. m. Arrives I'lattsmouth. 3 :10 p. in
Frvivht leaves Lincoln 11:35 a. lit. Arrives
FUittsinuuth, 4 :X p. in.
GOING EAST.
Passenger, (train each day) 3 :' p. in., except
Saturday. Every third Saturday a train con
nects at the usual time.
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WESTWARD.
Express
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B. & M. R. R.Time Table.
Corrected Thursday. Janwny 10, 1878
FOR OMAHA FROM FLATTSMOOTI.
leaves H a. m. Arrives S v.0 a. in.
' 2 :M) p. in. " 3 45 p. Ill
FROM OMAHA FOR PLaTTSMOFTH.
Leaves 9 rrt." a. m. Arrives :i!) a. in
:00 p. in. " il !' ,u
FOR THE WtST.
T x.ov-.w T'lrttmolltll Q : 10 a. III. Arrives I.'.ll-
roln,12 -30 p. in. ; Arrives Kearney, s :-'4 p. in.
I-rtikrl.t leaves to :21 a. in. Ar. Lincoln 3 :35 p.m
LOCAL XEWS
Fourth f -Inly mectin:
at unlay
p. m. be sun ami attrml.
M. L. White tfors to the Black
Hills this week to g!t Drew ready to
Rinash things.
Chas. Iawson l".-i-. has moved into
the Schnasse House, and is now con
tent. Three times and stop U Char
ley's motto.
ilr. Uarr of Greenwood presented
us with some sample heads of
which measured 7 inches by
wheat,
actual
measurement.
A funny sight. Two Justices of
the peace and the Colored Sister saw
ing off for costs. One pair and a queen
of spades to draw to.
Everybody that knows Mayor
Johnson feels that he never said such
nonsense as Wheeler's paper accuses
hi in of saying last week.
The Presbyterian church has
been closed for repairs for some time
back and now presents a much improv
ed and pleasant er appearance.
Chaplain A. "Wright will speak at
the Temperance meeting at the court
house to-morrow night, good music
will add to the meeting; let all attend-
A sight for the
to grow fat on
gods of mischief
Bob Doom, Geo.
Mayfield and Geo. Fairfield, sitting on
a dry-goods box on the sunny side of
Herold's store Monday.
They are making endeavors to
open up the Pottery Interest at Louis
ville; we hope they may succeed. There
are valuable clays there which ought
to be utilized.
If we are on that Baby show busi
ness at the County fair you want to
begin to get your babies in order and
fatted up. We like fat babies and
thoroughbred stock generally.
D. II. Wheeler, Capt. Palmer, S. S.
Hinkle Frank. White, J. A. MacMur-
phy, are the delegates to the grand
lodge A. F. and A. M. in session at j
Omaha this week.
Well now, we should think Dan
Wheeler's paper would gain friends by
pitching into Joe Johnson in this coun
ty. Maybe thy are afraid of Joe
again and want to slaughter him as
they did last year.
The sound of the brass band is
heard in the land ; comparing the first
solo's played and the playing now the
boys are improving and by the fourth
will be able to furnish all the instru
mental music necessary.
Dr. John Black Is home from a
visit to Buffalo, where he has enjoyed
himself very much. His absence
and that of Dr. Livingston at
the same time made the old corner
look lonesome. A lot of the small fry
have been rattling around in the chairs
there but they couldn't fill em.
Warm and growing weather at
present and no material injury to crops
yet.
Didn't we hear a rumor of a Mili
tia company to be formed in Platts-
mouth?
The Circus is coming and will
show here the Fourth. Dan. Rice has
a good reputation and will give a good
entertainment.
The Cass County Premium List,
printed at the Journal Office, Lincoln,
and stamped with a lie, viz: "Chroni
cle Book and Job Print," is a very cred
itable job except Class 9.
-"We are glad to hear that our har
ness maker, J. G. Chambers, has taken
x contract to furnish fifty set of har
ness to Jno. Fitzgerald, the work to be
done as iiuick as possible; business
ooks lively at Chambers' shop now a
daws.
Frank Guthraan, well known here
as one of our old merchants will soon
change places with J. V. "Weckbach
and resume his old business, the mer
cantile persuasion. Mr. Weckbach,
retires on account of his health, and
proposes t&zo into some out door bus
iness. O. F. Johnson got a whole shoe
box full of pills the other day. Now
Bushnell if you get the " ager agin."
We asked Dr. Lrivlngtone which was
the worst pill in the box" having so
often heard of this pill. He said the
last pill would be the worst one in that
box.
The band boys are working bard
to rrake a success of the ball to be
given soon, as mentioned ei.se wi:ere;
the boys should bo patronized in their
labor and a helping hand lent to them
in their work, organizing a band. Ev-
ery one who aitenus me oan win nave
a tip-top time and a good dance.
How about those canned fruits in
Class 9, Lot 2, Dairy, Pantry. &c, in
Cass County Premium List We are
glad, we are not on that committee.
rather tend to the babies. By the way
if this office had made such a mistake
instead of the Lincoln Journal there
would have been the biggest kind of a
row, and the work would have been re
turned on our hands.
There will be a meeting of the Di
rectors of the Cass County Agricultu
ral Society, on Saturday June 22d, at
two o'clock p. in., at the Secretary's of
fice, to transact some important busi
ness concerning the Premium List.
Don't fail to be present.
J. 1. Young, Sec.
Maybe you think "Tip-Top" ia
not a judge of babies, thatyou make so
much fun of him. It has been settled
long ago that Shakesieare did not need
to I e a rascal himself in order to
write the character of Tago. Neither
is it necessarv for a man to have child
ren himself to be a jude of other peo
ple's, any m're than he would be requir
ed to hatch chickens or raise calves
in propria persona.
The premium list of the Cass
County Agricultural Society is at hand,
and is a neat liitle pamphlet. The
Ca'S county fair commences th 17th.,
and hold four davs. Syracuse Journ
al. And the same was printed at Lin
coln, when the IIf.rAld could have
done it here: remember that farmers
when you read it, and you merchants
in Plattsmouth. when you pay for your
Ads. S'i-") sent to Lincoln, that you
would have got here had the work
been done at home.
Mr. Will S. Wise entertained sev
eral couple of Plattsmouth young peo
ple Tuesday night, in the best possible
manner. A pleasant social time was
enjoyed by a'l and every one aprreciat
ed the splendid supper prepared by Mrs.
Wise. The demand for strawberries
and raspberries was immense, but the
supply was unlimited .and even Morri
son and Drummond expressed them
selves as satisfied, a fact which rather
surprised the rest of the company.
Mr. and Mrs. Wise did all possible to
make things pleasant, which we are
sure was appreciated.
Mrs. J. D. Simpson has engaged
rooms in Fitzgerald's Block, second
story, front, for the accomodation of
her music scholars, and is fittirg them
up very pleasantly. This will, we
think be a change for the better and
with Mrs. Simpson and Miss Lillie to
preside over the new mu3ic hall will
be a very desirable place to go for in
struction. We understand that Mrs.
Simpson's large and constantly increas
ing class are making rapid progress,
which forms the best recommendation
of her skill in instructing them. The
young people of Plattsmouth are very
fortunate in having so thorough and ac
complished teachers as Mrs. Simpson
and Miss Lillie to go to for instruc
tion, and we are glad to see them avail
ing themselves of it, so generally.
Suppose that the Plattsmouth
school system does come under the
head of Common Schools and the mon
ey obtained here by licenses, fines, &c,
can be retained by the City authori
ties, there'll be no trouble about
that. The point made against Ordi
nance No. 86 was that it was not legal.
Granted, that the Council should have
charged more, and that it all goes into
our school fund, who first fished round
to find some way to evade the law as
they then understood it and get out
of paying the S)00 (when collected?)
to the county school fund ? Why the
backers of Wheeler's paper, and they
were the only ones and the first ones
we heard that said they didn't want
8300 collected, if it had to go into the
County school fund and Plattsmouth
couldn't get it. That's just what tbey
said. If other men were sharp enough
to frame an Ordinance that favored
the license afterward, the blame falls
first on the elfish man who suggested
evading thelaw somehow, and gobbling
the money here. That's honesty, we
suppose? That's high morality ? Give
us something to wash our mouth cut.
Settlement Notice.
All persons having account! with
the estate of the late George Shafer
must bring the same In at once for set
tlement, at th-4)M place of business.
, "etzaherh ShaPeb.
Administratrix.
Notice.
On the afternoon of the 28th of the
pi esent month, the "Women's Chris
tion Temperance Union" will meet in
the Beading Boom, at three o'clock.
Let there be a good attendanc i.
Phil Young says look out
Soda Water in a few days.
for free
nnrrah For the 4th of July I
Dan Bice's Great Circus and Exposi
tion of trained animals will give three
Grand Exhibitions at Plattsmouth,
Thursday, July 4th. Morning at 10
o'clock, afternoon at 2 and evening at
7 o'clock. Admission 50 cents and
children under ten 25 cents.
A Delicious Box.
"We received from Mrs. P. L. Wise
by the hands of Mr. Wise a box con
taining some extra fine strawberries,
rasberries, white currants and cherries,
and a beautiful boquet of roses and
other blossoms. Every strawberry
was sufficient for a mouthful and the
other fruits were equally fine. We
have always understood that Mr. Wise
had some very fine fruit on his place
and now we can testify to the fact,
and tender our sincere thanks for the
same.
Rockwell, of Louisville, has added
a millinery department to his dry goods
establishment, where will be found all
the latest styles of ladies' hats and
bonnets, and fancy goods generally,
which will be sold very cheap for cash.
This department will be kept entirely
independent of the store and will be
presided over by Mrs. Rockwell, who
is an experienced milliner. Ladies can
have their hats trimmed in any style
they wish. They have over forty dif
ferent varieties of haw and bonnets.
Give Mrs Rockwell a call, we are sure
she will please you.
Another S tIous Accident.
Chas. Harrison, an employee of the
B. & M. as carpenter, was seriously in
jured on the transfer boat, Presi
dent; he was working in one of the en
gine rooms with his ba"k to some ma
chinery which struck him between the
shoulders as the boat started ; the injur
ed man was brought up on the train
and placed under the care of Dr. Liv
ingston. We le;.rn that the injuries sustained
by Mr. Harrison are much more seri
ous than was supposed at first. His
back is broken, and only one chance in
a hundred of his living. Dr. Living
ston straightened ami united the ver
tebrae and placed him in a plaster of
paris form.
Pure and Fresh Honey and
Sugar at the P. O. News Depot.
Maple
Swiss Beli Rinsrers.
We are glad to notice the coining of
this popular troupe, who will give an
entertainment at Fitzgerald Hall on
Saturday evening, under tlie manage
ment of our old friend, Will S. Smith,
who on former occasions has served us
with such rare treats. So don't fail to
hear the chiming bells and the comical
comedies of Mr. James R. Field, who
is now traveling with this troupe. Read
the programmes and opinions of the
press, and we are sure the hall will be
full.
Teacher's County Institute.
There will be a County Institute
Weeping Water, commencing July
at
22
and continuing four weeks. All coun
ty teachers are requested to attend.
D. D. Martindale,
Superintendent,
Louisville Items.
Weather damp; Pottery in progress
new restaurant and hotel and the gen
ial host of the latter, John Ossenkop,
who will give a hop the 4th at which
he solicits the pa.ronage of the lovers
of the light fantastic. 13t2
Grand Rally at the Conrt House.
Saturday at 3 p. m. there will be
a
meeting of the Citizens of the county
in Judge Sullivan's office to perfect the
final arrangements for the celebration
of the 4th. Let every one who reads
tms notice make it a point to be pres
ent. A little energetic work, coupled
with what has already been done, will
ensure a successful celebration. The
time is short in which to prepare, con
sequently active work will be necessa
ry. Individual and mutual work will
win and without interest manifested
by all, the work at best will move but
slowly. Let all attend and lend a help
ing hand.
Br Mast Citizens.
Grand Benefit Ball.
The Plattsmouth city Band will
give their first Grand Ball in Fitzger
ald Hall on the evening of July the
Fourth for the purpose of purchasing
new instruments for the band. Good
brass music during the early pait of
evening; a first class String Band in
attendance. A cordial invitation to
all. Patronize Home Talent.
COMMITTEE OX GENERAL ARRANGE
MENTS. R. R. Livingston. John Fitzgerald,
D. B. Smith,
Capt. O'Rourke,
Capt. Marshall,
FLOOR
J. P. Young,
Chas. Cushing,
P. Mahoney,
Prof. J. Fowler,
A. M. Davis,
Elam Parmcle,
J. WT. Johnson,
MANAGERS.
Wm. L. Wells,
M. O'Conner,
T. Mahoney,
F. Cavolt.
recettion committee.
Finely Johnson, Phil Seidenstriker.
Personal.
A. Drew left last week for the Black
Hills.
Jos. Beardsley was 'in town Tuesday.
We are pained to learn that his family
have been very sick lately.
Jas. Hall returned from eastern
Iowa Tuesday. He reports crops in
jured there, by cold and bad weather.
D. W. LaMunyan of North Platte
formerly connected with the Republi
can of that place, was in Plattsmouth
last week.
Van Sickle representing the Omaha
Bee and Western Magazine, spent a
few days in the city, working up his
periodicals. .
T. W. Blackburn, the "Lino" of the
Omaha Bee, returned to Plattsmouth,
last week, having graduated with high
honors, we understand, from the Nor
mal school at Peru. His essay was,
The Press in Relation to Education,"
and did him much credit both in deliv
ery and Subject matter.
Mr. Samuel Waugh, private secretary
to Hon. X. K. Griggs, consul at Chem
nitz, Germany, has been making Platts
mouth a short visit, leaving to-day on
his return trip to Germany, for which
country he will set sail some time in
July. He tells us that America is the
country for him after all, although he
finds his residence in Chemnitz very
pleasant.
Mis3 Florence Richardson, of Eight
Mile Grove, returned last week from
the Normal School at Peru, which she
has been attending for the last two
years, and the Commencement exercises
of which closed on Friday last. Miss
Richardson's record there was very cred
itable we understand ; and she holds a
diploma and certificate which enables
her to teach any where in the state.
Phil Young at the P. O. News Depot
will furnish Picnics and celebrations
on the 4th of July with Candy, Nuts,
Fruits, and Fire works at low prices,
give him a call.
Nursery Stock.
Mr. Wm. W. Kins:, ajrent 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. 1U4
Phil Young at the P. O. News Depot
will have a large stock of fire works.
Fire Crackers, Flags, Pistols, Paper
caps, Torpedoes, &c, for the 4th of Ju
ly. Berkshire !Iojs.
I would respectfully invito the at
tention of Stock fanciers of Platts
mouth and vicinitv to my fine
Berkshire Boar,
SKLIM.
di recti j' from imported slock. Parties
wishing his services can be accommo
dated ly applying to Charles J. Pettee
at Herald Office or
the Proprietor
James Pettee.
Residence one block south of High
School building. I have also a fine
pair of Imported Essex Pios. tf
Slippers 33c a pair at Merges'. 8tf
Slippers 3.1c a pair at Merges'. Stf
Toniy friends and Patrons.
Owing to my health being so poor I
am compelled to go out of my present
business, and will dispose of my pres
ent stock for the next 30 days at low
down prices, and most of them at cost.
Very Respectfully,
12tf J. V. Weckbach.
Slippers 3."ic a pair .at Merges'. Stf
Header for Sale.
I have a good Haines Header for
sale or trade cheap. New belt canvass.
Apply to Frank Young, Plattsmouth.
Sweepstake and Vibrator Threshers
two of the best machines in the mar
ket unequaled in capacity and manner
of working; for sale by 1- red Gorder.
18tf
Don't fail to call and examine the
beautiful cottage upright tiano at
O. F. Johnson's Drug Store.
lltf. James Pettee, Agt.
Oh Say,
if you want a square meal for 23 cents
go to John Leach's Restaurant one
door east of Fitgerald's Block. 52tf
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mproved book binders at this of-
fice.
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Go to Jones & Stroud for a good
team just now. lOtf.
Billy 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
deons for sale or rent low. Leave ad
dress at Mr.O. F. Johnson's Drugstore
cor Cth and Main Sts.
James Pettee,
9tf. Dealer in Musical Instruments.
A choice, selected ard new stock of
clothing just received at Stadelmann'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 & Pettee,
9tf Agents for Cass County.
Just roll your gimlet eyes toward
towards those new ten dollar- flannel
suits at Stadelmann's. lOtf.
New Potatoes, raised by Alvers Mo
rey, 9 weighing a pound, for sale at
Weckbach's.
May 21st, 1878 tf.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
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
childrens 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 book
for grain and cattle dealers. 46tf
Geo. II. Shafer & Co., Manufactur
ers of True Pharmaceuticals, Fort
Madison, Iowa. 34tf.
New Restanrant.
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.
3U3 David Cais.
Another good farm for sale in
Cass County 1G0 acres; good house,
six rooms, frame stable, 123 acres
broke, fine cottonwood grove ten acres,
Apply to Neb. Herald otliee.
4Ctf. Jno. A. MacMfrfhy.
Bring in your corn or oats to the
Herald office. 4Uf.
IIklp for the weak, nervous.and debilitated
Chronic and painful diseases cured without
medicine. Electric Belts and other appliances,
all aliout them, anil how to distinguish the gen
uine from the spurious. Hook, with full partic
ular, mailed free. Address I'vlvekmaciikr
Galvanic Co., 202 Vine Street, Cincinnati, O.
I8yl-alt.
A Gentle Hint.
In our style of climate, with its sud
den changes of temperature, rain,
wind and sunshine of ten 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, oc. 38tf-alt
Liver is King.
The Liver is the imperial organ of
the whole human system, as it controls
the life health and happiness of man.
When it is disturbed in its proper ac
tion, all kinds of ailments are the nat
ural result. The digestion ot food, the
movements of the heart and blood, the
action of the brain and nervous system,
are all immediately connected with the
workings of the Liver. It has been
successfully proved that Greene's Au
gust Flower is unequalled in curing all
persons afilioted with Dyspepsia or Liv
er Complaint, and all the numerous
symptoms that result from an unhealthy
thy condition of the Liver and Stom
ach. Sample bottles to try 10 cents.
Positively sold in all towns on the
Western Continent. Three doses will
prove that it is just what you want.
31y-alt.2w
IIors3.s for Sale.
J')ii"s iv Stroud have 18 or 20 head
of good work and carriage horses for
sale. lOtf.
Pension Papers.
Those wanting pension papers ac
knowledged will please remember that
J. R. Toman, Notary Public, Louisville,
has a certificate of the county Clerk
tiled with the U. s. pension Agent and
can attend to all such business. 52tf
Corn and oats taken at this office on
Subscription at market rates. 41tf
Use "Centennial Rat Exterminator.'
You can save a large per cent of
your corn crop by read ing "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 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 PETTEE,
dealer in musical instruments, Platts
mouth, Neb. 47tf.
CHEAP BOOTS AND SHOES.
Ladies Serge Shoes
" " Slippers .
" Leather Shoes.
. . . CO cts.
. . 50 cts.
. . 73 cts.
Shoes and Boots are down to rock
trices.
Mens Buckle Alexis $ 1 30
Prince Alberts 1 a'i
Whole stock Brogans 1 50
These goods and others including
a In rye stock of all kinds
of Boots, Shoes and Slippers, must be
sold. No trust.
Ctf 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 thiids of purchase money. Ap
ply at Neb. Herald office. ltf.
Cantion to Smokers.
From and after the 1st day of May.
1878 all boxes containing cigars of my
manufacture will have my name bold
ly printed on the inside of tht? lid. This
is to prevent counterfeiting my brand
of cigars, with an inferior quality of
-ofgars, resorted to by some unprinci
pled manufacturers. None are genu
ine unless plainly labeled:
JULIUS PEPPERBURG,
Manufacturer,
Plattsmouth, - - Nebraska.
Grand reduction in Blankets, Scarfs,
New price, Old price.
WhiteBl'k'tS2 00 $2 73 a p
" S2 25 " 3 00 "
" " 4 00 " 5 00 "
" . - 5 00 " 6 00 "
Colored - 2 30 " 3 50 "
" 3 00 " 4 00 "
Horse " 2 25 " 3 00 "
tf
For sale, cheap, 150 Desirable build
ing lots in the city of Plattsmouth,
Title perfect. Taxes all paid up. Terms
easj Apply to A. W. McLaughlin
Cashier 1st National Bank. 23tf
A food set. of rlonblft hncnrv harness
1 0 - OOJ
for sale cheap for cash, apply at this
office, lltf
TliostJ-ivishing to borrow money on
Real EsfSte security apply to E. II.
Wooley at the office of S. M. Chapman.
12tf
Remember my stock of good3 is
bound to be closed out in 30 davs.
1214 J. V. Weckbach.
"White Piques" (lovely patterns) 10c
pr yd at Solomon & Nathan's. jO 2t
Magazines bound here.
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CaseGoods.
A new lot of very fine case goods at
Keenan & Grace's. Brandies, Wines,
Bott!ed Beer and Port. Ales wry
fine for family use, cigars, tobac
cos, &c, &.C. Ilt4
THE WONBEFUL SUCCESS
Which has attended the use of Brown'
Liar 1'ilLt 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 mi;us
matic influences common to all new
countries: A speedy relief is obtain
ed by the use of JJroxyn's Licer l'ills.
The great remedy for inflammation is
Arnica, Brown's Arnica Snlc is con
ceded to be, the most reliable prepara
tion before the public, for curing cuts,
bruises, burns, frost-bites, and old sores
and ulcers.
All of Brown's Great Western Reme
dies for sale by Dr. W. E. Donelan.
Chapman & Smith, J. II. Buttery, and
O. F. Johnson.
9tc. I'lattsmouth, Neb.
TO TXIK A FFI.KTr.n.
Act icisely, and at once procure the
following wonderful Family Medicines,
Dr. Fitler's Rheumatic Remedy
ami 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 Vurdiil removes deposits
of Gravel. Albumen. Aleali Acids, re
tention of urine, high colored water,
and strengthens the Bladder and Kid
neys. Dr. Fitltr's (UiJisayn 7'nnic, 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. Br. bttu-rs German Vtetornl
for Lung Diseases, Bronchitis, Coughs
and Colds, a superior combination
which acts quickly and relieves rapid
ly. Your druggists, Chapman it Glass
are agents for Plattntouth. 20-vl
LEGAL NOTICES.
Sheriff's Sals.
Rv virtue of :in ordor of snip issued lv Win. L
Wolls Cleik of Hie Hist Court within ':nl for
Ca-s Count v. Nebraska, mxl to in" directed
I will a ll..- ( ill d;iv ol .lillv. A. 1. l7.s. ::t 11
uVlock. A. M.. of siiic il.'.v. at tlie oiiUi door
of th Court House in ;iid Coiintv. Seil t mil-
lie Auction the tollow ii. Ke;il r.slule tn-v.il :
Tlie undivided i". half I ol Lot Xu soveil
(T) in Mock No .-eveiileeii 7) in l!.e city of
riattslliontll kllll'.Ml H" tilt: llolliler -i !ie.
l'lie same lieina levied upon and taken as th
projierly of Charles Lazenliy Helen M. Lazvnliy
and lre"'l ('.order I lefei.danis : o satisfy a Judg
ment of said I'oui t. recovered liy Rosen fi.-ui in
Hrotlier" a linn loin!' lU"iiies in Cliica-' III.
composed of M. "fc O. Itoseuliaiiiii. Mel. -hauls
l.aiiil His.
riattsmoutli. Nel.. .Iune;tli A. I).
llw.1 M. W. llVKUs. Siierirt, Cass Co.. Ne!.
Legal Notice.
In the Cass County District Court of the Second
Judicial District of Nebraska. Edmund E.
WooNey, plaintiff vs Joseph Shera. Annette
Shera. hi wife, Joseph Sans, l'.uek. MeComas
anil l'atterson. ami Hailey. Tow nsend .t Co.,
defendants. Action in foreclosure of mort
gage.
T't thr. nlmr? unmrl ItitcU. McCnma t Ptittrrson
fi'i.f lliil-u. Ttciiienl .t C. Non resilient
defendants.
Yo'i and each of you nre hereby notified that
the above nauieil iilaintiiT !id on the 'Jllli day
of May. A. D. IsTS. tile in the office of the Clerk
of the above named Court, bis petition for the
.foreclosure of a m.irttraiie, executed by the said
Joseph Siiera and Annette snera, his wile, to
Joseph Sans, who assigned same to plaintiff for
a valuable consideration, the object and prayer
of which is to obtain :. foreclosure thereof, on
and against certain real estate, situated in the
County of Cass mid State of Nebraska. ;md a
liudint; of the amount due thereon, with attor
neys fee, ami the liarrint; and foreclosing "f :'W
your rH'ht. and that each of you, as subsequent
judgment creditors of Joseph Shera et al. iu it
to said land, or lien thereupon by reason of
your naid judumcnts. obtained long subsequent
to the execution of said moi tae. You are
hereby further notified toappear. plead, ans'.vp"
or demur to the petition of tiie plaintiff in this
cause, tiled on or before Monday July Kith. A.
D. 1S7S. or allegations of plaintiff" bill against
you and each of you will be taken as confessed
and a decree rendered accordingly.
KlIMUNlJ E. WOOLSKV,
Py Covri.t, & Ransom,
hi Atty's and Solicitors,
riattsmouth. Neb., May 24, A. I). 1873. 10tC
FRMB&
jGOUNTERPLATFORM. WAGON cxTRACK
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iTHE BEST ARE- s
-THE CHEAPEST
MV1MSAFE8;SCALEC0.
265 BR0ADWA Y N. Y.
121 CHESTNUT ST, PHLA.PA.
t 7 SENECA ST. CLEVE. 0,
H. HEROLD,
dealer in
DRY GOODS,
LOOTS,
SHOS.
HATS,
CArs.
GLOVES,
FCBXISIIIXG GOODS,
GROCERIES, dc.
JEWELRY and NOTIONS.
I have a larse stock of
of my own make to be closed out at cost. Al
kindi of
COUNTRY PRODUCE
taken in exchange lor
& O 15 s .
Main Street, Corner of Fifth,
Plattsmocth, -
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C)S v-;s8 v rr. . a ttii. i.i. i ir.,. on ih
l TO Ji i Z. J J li.t.t, ol fimrr.kv. imkI tb'
tb
t rut of J!ep:"ocbi( t irn unit
D:tasi n el VVo'uen.
Abune. Ezcrtvrit. o.- trorrt Wiili the bail
Giran of ur or , -. p . 2 . P' :'
ACLINfCL LFCfUH'S on tUm ntovt din! J
tmel ti Throat it ad lun, CtarrhtXLuptux,
Opium Hnbit.&c. p wr iuoi.
tiihrr bofc r.t poitpaMt nn rrceipt of prlcr: or all thre,
cntifatninir r b-Aii.(rtj' .y .liutrted. ior 7 eta.
Aadrcaa DR-llC'rid, u. US. fcUi u fit. Louis, LTo.
.A TEAR. Airnt T-nnteil. IlnM-
r4F 4. . ' H AJ Ifi.il t f I'l.tlplll mTr.n
e4 Ald"" J U OILTH A CO.. St Luuil Uo.
fc 2 fl It C 0 V"i I ri.r'ir.l .... 111. C.P-tl. 1.
1L J B vi' S J J . a,hin?tu M., c:. v "I.
04
Tmim Vk'vTCT! AST CHUN-a
f .ei.i v or.!- re t it h c ry oi 'ior. O'.:'
IH lrcu. J. ii. Lm lot (1 v lu tliiiatu, 111.
cm,r pi.. teo tv xTcri"1?. r.v.
in IU k..iv :l m '.! S.M. i K I. .1 rV 1 Atiu.ro.
V'ai.'Hk. ,. I'DLt.TKIl 4. CO. (.nnA.'. l.L.
Br.A.G.OUN'SHi
all of I'rlvMle nature. rf-u!Unr Irmn ertrty tli)a)
or InfWtlon utiT rM'mlnul oaL - h"" itn
KmlMliirm, Low of M rmon , lnipnlrt-il M?ht, Ktt
5!liod or ImpolriM'.., Nruu !ft'tl!lt ,-nn-tirtiilv
i-iire.! ; di-fe n' i'1 Hlinllr lbl!nrw. I.lrr.
l.!tttff. A-lli'it. "Mnh. fii-. n.t i. l-ro- i. i -i en-, mni
7" Vi;OF KK.fl! LM, J Vl-i to hi- Ir-Urn-ul. lr.liin
hii & liiV'li.K iiiimm, aiit rurt m hore otlnt fril. We
K a -.lit( f the lr! rmtjil S- lw ittn rrv. r v liar
trts.t pr in t!. ki. i. II rr-ii'irii.i trt-ii'wr.t u i: A
privatF hninr ri.i Url, mil tr wi:t. r' cufii ri.u i.. r for
liifuu. Sfml fifty re'ii f.-jr -atiin: f Huli'r f;..ni , t-
rulv of mn-irt:itit Ififtf'iiia.ion hv rxprrxa. mUC i)l.S
MARRIAGE QUIDS C.E.f
yuiu anil miil'tla a. 1 f U'lh Vim, on n'l !i ra-t c' a pivi
nature. 'lnal!r i e ti t.- immrtt t- 1 ttui n y i n
m.irruw. Mow to l' Uhv ',.t ;ruly m J pv Hi thf ftm 'I--'! ir r
linn. fr tKHiy ! wM iin Ljk. I'uwt.' tj i-.-:. wv, i uy r.fr
aVwc, aeaitMi.
SHANNON'S
LIVERY SALE AND FEED
I'.ast of ri:;tle Valley House.
TI1K Ol.llKST
LIVERY STABLE
In the Town.
Good Teams Always on Hand-.
Careful Drivers sept with car
riages if desired.
Carriages sent to leit to nifet :i!l trnins
wliein'ViT ordelL'tl.
THE ONLY HEARSE IN TOWN'.
Funerals attended and etirri.ijres fnrr.Nlieil t
triends. .j'.dress. . .1. W. SHANNON.
42-ly l'll;:ttiiiiiiit li, Nrli.
THE OLD RELIABLE
CON iTIMOl S ALL-HAIL K0U1L!
NO CHANtJi: OF CAItS!
UNI ROAD, ONE JI A N A ( E 31 EN T !
to
PittslinrEii, Harrisl)nr,
Baltimore, Waslilsgtoa,
PMladdpliia & New Tori
Crcnt Short Line
VIA NEW YORK CITY.
Reaches all Points in Ptnnxylrania
and New Jersey.
Pullman Palace Cars
ON ALL EXPRESS TRAINS!
MAGNIFICENT CAR S
FQl iri'F.D WITH Tilt: rKI.FIIKATFO
WESTINGHOUSE AIRBRAKES
Jaanej's New Pal;Mit ..'tj I'hitform
and ('oni!er.
Elegant Eating Houses
WITH AMTLE TIME IO.T ME.L3.
THREE EXPRESS TRAINS
LEAVE CIIirAOO AS : OLLC-VS
K.OO A. 31. STIXIAL FAST r.XFKESS EX
CEI'T Sf.NHAV.
With the popular Vest'dml - Sh.rpirij Car
rtearlies Fit tsbnrh, 2 a. : IlarrMnire.
11 :I5 ;t. m. : I'lillailelphia. 4 :ik) : 1.1. : New York
6 -A p. lit. ; l;ot.in. i; :1." u. m. : dlimore :3i
l. in. ; V:tliinglon, 9 -.io i. n-. i- :i li'.
3:15 2. Til. Atlantic (E.-.2!y)
Witlt Prawiny-Rooia awl Hotel Car.
Kenches Iltl.urell. 12:11 f. n . : :i:m i- urr,
Ki.ari i. m. . I'liilailel .!ii;t, :i : V a. v. . ; New oik
6 :." a. in. ; Special !'lii!ide!hi:i piirr I 'ar
on this I'r.iin. wliie'.i remains in it t mil. I 7 :.io
a. in., affording I'lriadeljilii i pa.v.i tigers a full
nilil's iesl.
9:10 V. r.XiglitKxp.I-:xc-p'. S;it;n.l'y.
With Drawiny-Room Ulai 'ujCtrr.
UencLes F: ttlitiruli 7 I. in. ; ll.irri-! wxv.
:j Vl a. in. ; Haltiinore. 7 :l a. 111.; Waslii i mil
J H. III. ; Fliiladellilti'l. H :0Ct ;. m. : New
10 :.5 a. in. ; lloston. h :4o p. in. Tliionti ! . ti
mor and V iisliiutoii Sleeping ar on i.iis
Train.
F.MJK ALWAYS AS LOW .IS AN Y OTirm I : ''
i-Thmirh Tickets for Stile at nil I'ri
Foir.ts in trio V,'et. Ask for tlietn '.ii tl.e i'
WAYNE FFNNSYJ.VANIA LINE.
F. li. MYFKS.
4ly 0 Ffs, Tkivt Az., CniCK.t
V ' " v w w v ' -
E i! V T' f V r-A 'A A book tor p;-.-t. '. liiiJ
T.TCcMiA-- ADVISER! ,
tin linn lift rl & Fi'.vat uta urnu.-J liortl F'Jl .
: i
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NEWADVRTISBMENTS.
P.TI't I HPW.Vjhfirf h ' n i ?""?'.'' I'.fUltil
UluTr l.Vf-0,,.,. i..vir-T ATA I.O'. K am
i llii'lfI.Al;.s, witu tt-v Hl.vl. rrdlire'l
nrlccx mi.l in i.-'o' i iat foil. ! t I re'. M A
non ,'. i:mi i o:u;an ., 1:1 ion,
k or iiicao.
C i j .iU iKCc i! ii V I
f:-o;niii.T rl:- '"(V.lioppn
b iij u lull tL5?iu.i-i !j u M .
At-I. . .. ir-t i-"'-' '1 ''in I "r
. Hru.' 7 ' V n fl v r , . .f i . T" eft r-
n.'-r fl .,..,.,, .". ft ,.-... '( r lr I i 1
r rn-.ic. A ' i : r M 't -I i ' ) tt i -t.ifi f I (..!
sfii'l:iN'-l on iiifriir rd"i'-, t ! '. j '
1. 1, to 0. A. JrKv
, l ,it-i.i-ui, Vh.
AF-fifE of CATARRH Hint S N
ioho's i:inr.w. i t i;n tor t n-
tanli will not li'.!:in!iv it-.lee iiml
-needilv eiiiv reference, Henry
S ells, 'I'.-.j. ..'. I's. Kai t-o .V -o.,
At'f.M i. N. V. : Wm. lionen, K.sn..
0 Me. Ilttttoii. ;i: ii ft 1'imi'll. SI.
I '.rniiv i i -i itn.ii.ials Mid treHII-"
l.v li:;i.l. I'lii'f. n ! lirtrovi'il
lulialer, si. S.i'il e.'n where,
f(i I i. It. iTo;! Ict' ts. r.o-ion Mass,
PAiivfrsto.mach
w r j ' . c zjl & & j.1 i" "3i
AGENTS! READ TIHSK
W-' vhl'imv A tent" H si'a-y of f ion pep Slonl li
and n"irK'. to sell our Xrw ami Won
... lii-iitloiiM. AiUli. ss. snr.nitAN' i'v:
l'i.. .Viaistiall. Mich. 1M
PIANO ORGAN
.nnooi .: vj. sn- BikwiiimJ
peril 'iraml S-pvire I'lattos. j.rtce tl.lin only
"..". I'.l. attl I pi iul.t l iatios. pi ce ?sri only
!.Vi. New tlel pii-hl I'iaeos HI'.'.iU Ornii"
S.t . Oi;':'tf I J stops 7' .r'. "lnirrh tlivHtm
1.1 h:o s pi li e :': oiilv l lr. I levant t-'iTS .nil
ror 'loji Orj.nn, only Jtori. llnyer rotnt
and see no- al liotin- if I iiai not as r. ji'i-senieil,
i:. K. Fare p ml liotli au ami I'iatio or OrKtm
L'iM-ii tree l'.tce IIIhI. New;per wllll ir u It
information ;.liou! 4'i.i-r of k'i:tiii A rpnii
i it fre". PIcjim' AilUn ss Itanit I K. H'Mit
ty. asliinu-ton, N. .1. l-U
I
I'rrnons' I'tirg-f.! iv I'ill liti'ke New
1. ic!i r.loi.il, ami will cotnplciciy i lianire ilirt
!i!o.il in tl mire yslem in ill", t inonllw.
All) pcr.oii who will t.'iKe I piil fin li nilil from
I In I ! week." may lie re toic l to so.tih! healili,
if such a linn.' ne po"i! Sent l.v iiiail for K
letter stamp-. J. J 135 (. t, .,
i'.at.u-or, Me.
1 tyf'-tX'v- , V
James Pettee
iieai.i::: ix
Husieal Inslrumcnts,
F-h: App nut iny Ayi i! for
TJif Curlivil'i'il .U:t.if:i Elniiiliti
fAiUNL'T o;:;;.:;:i.
Also. H e Steele, ir-nry F. Mi'li t. ainl Ilallef
V: t't. til-ton I'i inns lor ( 'a s anil Saipy outillcf,
Nel. (.' t.l an. I ve
SA M ri. i: I xsti: IT.M KXTS
tit oHicc. on- il.ior 5rintli of Main St,
rLA rrsM'M 'ni, m:il
Tl.l.it' aii.l retiaiiiti -' I i:.iios ami t(;:itis
u i ' i . n..i' r I In; si:if e.l ita.inU of Mr. S, M
I'.ro'.Mi. a t in cr of I Li: i y-t !ifi e years expel i.-in er
MIKE SCHilELLBACHER,
l$f.:(ICK,'.lITIJ
i;o:tsi: siior.iNt.'f
A N'I
WACON I.r.rAUlINCJ
All kiwis t)f
FA KM IMFLEMEN'T-
iiu'inli (1
Neatly cf- Prennptbf
:0:
Horse, 31tilc& OxSIioein,
In slnrt, we'll slioc anytliin; Unit ha
four feet, from ;i Imi to a (iiralTf;.
ColiU? illlil S('f! us.
on Fifth St., between Main ami 'lne Street,
jif-t across liie corner from the si.w IIKKA Ll'
"t ni k. k,j i
JOKES &STR0UDS'
Hrick Livery Stable,
PL ATT.SMO UT i r, X K II.
T'e ehl r.f)NN::r STAF.I.FS in FlattsiiioiilTf
N'eli., are now li ae.l by .Ioiii-h .'c StMilxl Mini
they ate keepini.' a new ami liaii'l some livery ii
this w ell know n barn. 'I lie linest ami best of
horses and cat riaj.'.-s alwaj s reaily to let.
SADDLE IIOKSES IIKAF.
Horsas kept for Sale
or to Trade.
houses ti:aini:d axd bkoket,
ALSO
V i' (1 sire to L'.tf nut ice 1 1 at v. e !i a larsr
hat. .Nome l.i i-, k o i. n. w it !, plent y ,f mom tor
inn a.i'l u;r: '.:. I c .0 pnt f 'l iin rs stock
an 1 v, ;.'ons. !i i. j i .f - . i ii or a a I h in all uw
. ! i'.. i t: 'i. -cry. l:. ;i" nH.vi I l.i.
'I ! i : . ' ! K oM -: .. , t.,j' Ihetr malty la
ve ... eo.:c;i i i. ii-1 1 ,. for t he " fat nre, sat
tt,. i we a c(ii!i,n..'l:tt.' thein In tter ami l
he'li'l ny th !n t lian et'i ! 'i.ie. 3-J'l.
e; parmele,
SALE. FEED & LIVERY .STABLE,
(Mi Main vtreet ne.it !v op;io;ie the Court
Ilou-e, I'ial turnout h. Neb,
HorsES foR Sale.
The litiyimr a'nl s.-llin f.f sf,,",I horsed niatW
the specialty of the business.
New Horses & Carriages,
ami gentle horses, for Iwi'Im-h to drive are k pt
at this Stable.
Al-o a carry all with h runs to the depot, amt
will eany jiiisseneM Hon any !a-8 in town our
call.
FARMERS CALL AND EA'AJTINI?
MY. STOCK FOR SALE.
8V1 C l'AI'MELE.
A 4rent lttinrtluii in I'ricrs oT
GUNS, REVOLVERS, &&
Frlces rcil'iee : from 20 to ::'t per rent. Writ
for F'.u-tratetl t'atal.ti-'af, wi;L reduced price
for lsTT. Address,
GREAT VESTEnrt GUrt WOUKSi
qv iiith-!.! St..- VrM"',ril Fi
try
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