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Coupon Tickets for sale for all points North,
South, East and West.
SAMUEL POWELL.
1). V. HITCHCOCK, Ticket Agent,
lien. Wehtern Pass. Aceut.
.1. M. 1'kchtal, Agent, riattsmouth.
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LOCAL
T:'mT.iWr the
fiithe rourlti.
Ba:: for the Band
Thoy will ci-!elrate at ilt. Pleas
i.iit ami W poping Water on the 4th.
-John IJoone's man "George" is just
old peaches ami cream on the sham
poo.
John IJoone's Barber shop is fixed
up very nicely for summer and is as
cool as a shop can be.
-Kemcrnber the admission is only 50
ami Three piand entertainments
on the Fourth of July.
The boys are trying very hard to
rot up a good Fourth of July here.
Lend 'em a band men of enterprise.
John "Way man is a brick. He
(lidn t like to see h poor tired bay trot
ting round for cash and get none.
Julius IVppertmrg's new house is
i-lowly rising to its just proportions
and v ill be. when finished, an ornament
to this portion of tht town.
Street parade at at 9 a. ra, on the
morning of-the exhibition of I'rof. Ti
tn Silver Cornet Hand, drawn by ten
beautiful Arabian horses.
The sociable of St. Luke's, Episco
pal Guild will meet at Mrs. Win. Bal
ance's this, Thursday, evening. A cor
dial invitation is extended to all.
Major Kleutscb, has purcha?ed
the Omaha Tost and uill make it aXo
I paper xv expect. It is about the
only German paper in the state now.
r sure and celebrate your Fourth
of July at riattsmouth. Dan Rices
great circus and exposition of trained
animals will give three great perfor
mances there on that day.
There have been two trials for
selling whisky on Sunday. Fred Kroe
ler was arrested and fined. Ed. Ro
senbaum was arrested, demanded a ju
ry and they failed to agree.
Cushioned seats, gas lit pavillion,
polite ushers, beautiful music, magnifi
cent ward robes and trappings, in short
everything in first class style with the
Dan Rice Show.
The Methodists will hold a quar
terly meeting at their Church next Sat
urday and Sunday. Rev. Jos. Hayne'st
formerly of the Iowa Conference, will
preach Saturday night and Sunday at
I I o'clock, and Sunday night.
We went down to hear Chaplain
Wright on the temperance cause Fri
day eyening and were very much dis
appointed to be put off with a Magic
Lantern show. We had particularly
desired to hear his views on this mat
ter. In the very day and hour of con
cilliation all over the world elsewhere,
the irreconcilables of Plattsmouth gat
on their ear and divide the town and
evpry good work more hoplely than
ever.
The fool killer Las not been around
in Plattsmouth in a long time it woold
seem. He is needed now with a ven-
gance, or there is no peace and har-
many this fcummer.
Great complaint has been made to
us that tbe County Jail is just alive
with vermin. .In addition to its being
so damp as to be deadly to the health
of the inmates. Something must be
done with that Jail.
Oui old butcher, friend Hatt has
built him a handsome new fly trap to
enclose his meat in. It's a good meat
trap to, you see and the only difference
between it aud a regular fly-trap is that
Hatt's keeps the flies out and the oth
er keep's 'em in.
F. M. Young, who has long been
one of Plattsmouth's reliable butchers.
left yesterday with his family to take
up their residence in Louisville, where
he proposes to continuet he but her bu
siness, and buying ard shipping hogsi
&c., in which place we wish him the
success his integrity and industry mer
it. A curious Assessment ren was
found the other day. It was neecessa-
ry to indicate that the party assessed
was non-compos mentis at times and
was filled up as follows. " I-crazy at
times-do solemnly swear &c., the as
sessor signing his own name thereto.
One Dwinell. of Weeping Water
has jumjied the country to escape trial
for beating his wife and otherwise be
having in a most shocking manner.
From what we can learn he has been
a sad drag upon the family the sons
doing all the work of the farm, and he
reaping the profit.
Grand Fourth of Julv celebration
at Plattsmouth. The vertitate and only
Dan Rice the Pioneer Showman of
America will celebrate the Ono Hun
dred and second birth day of our in
dependence in this city; come one and
all. Three great performances; in the
morning at 10 o'clock and at 2 and 7 p.
m.
Ob Friday the Hebald visited
Mr. Harrison, the man who was hurt
on the boat last week. Dr. Livingston
has him enclosed in a plaster-of-paris
bandage or jacket, and he looks much
better than we expected to see him.
There is a bare chance that he may
live being a powerfully built man of
excellent qualities.
More fine riders, both ladies and
gentlemen, more extraordinary gym
nasts, leapers, acrooats, tunny clowns,
&c, Ac, than any show before the pub
lic to-day.
Where did the Chronicle get the
authority for saying that Mayor John
son said he gave the saloon keeper's
the benefit of the doubt on the passage
of the License Ordinance. He said no
such thing, moreover he has no vote
in the Councel unless a tie and it is
his duty to enforce such ordinance and
resolutions as they may pass, without
question, unless so clearly absurd and
illegal that the whole community
would sustain him in a veto, or nulli
fication. If any professional gentleman is
desirous of claiming the term
half-
fledged,' they are welcome. The peo
ple know we did not mean the persons
named in the Chronicle, unless they
wish to claim the honor of drawing
that shambling 8500 ordinance that
wouldn't hold water before Perry Gass,
even. Judge Sullivan is not a. law
yer but tlie temperance cause would
be helped greatly if the advice of as
sound and honest meu as he, had been
taken. A little boy friend of the Her
ald's was the author of a speech fun
ny enough to find its way to Harper's
Drawer. He went up to Lincoln with
his mother a few weeks ago. His con
versational poweis arc rather excep
tionally good, and a friend who had of
ten been amused by his chatting sent
for him to como and see her. His
mother arrayed him in a clean suit
and after taking a final suivey and
giving him probably the usual mother
ly injunction of -"be a good boy," she
added "and don't tell all you know," to
which he gravely responded. "Well, I
won't if they don't ask me."
A fellow calling himself Thomas
Morau sold Charley Holmes a fine 3
year old grey colt last week. He told
a straight story about living near Glen
wood and wanting a smaller horse to
herd with. Holmes give him ten dol
lars to fasten the bargain and told him
when he could show good title to the
horse he could have the rest. Instead
of that he lit out with the 810. He
has been arrested and is now in jail
here, ne undoubtedly has had some
man's horse. He is about 23, medium
heighth, black hair, cut short, mustache,
small side whiskers, weight about 140
lbs. Any information of man or horse
is wanted by the sheriff at once.
A magnificent stud of beautiful
trained horses and ponies with Dan
Rices circus led by the wonderfnl
blind horse Excelsior and hose funny
mules, Pete and Barney.
Some foolish people telegraphed all
over the Country that Plattsmouth
gained a great temperance victory this
spring in the election. We never
could see just where the victory came
in, there beinsr two high and two low
license councilmen elected, which
would be a stand off. Mr. Pollock,
however, was .really elected by the
votes and work of such men as John
Fitzgerald and R. C. Cushing not red
ribbon men and by a clear red-ribbon
vote could never have been elected.
The city officers were not red-ribbon
men except the marshal. Be that as
it may, as a true temperance paper we
cannot afford to claim such a victory
that has resulted in lower license,
more saloons, more whisky drank and
more cutting and deviltry than we
ever heard of before.
New Peaches and apples at the P. O. J
News Depot for the 4th of Jaly.
rather Hayes Informed us that a
eh'olt mission, or Triduum to be con
ducted by the Her. Father Shaffer, S.
J., will open at the Catholic Church
here, Saturday morning, July 6th.
An erroneous opinion prevails to
a certain extent in Plattsmouth that
Dan Rice is dead. The management
desires us to state through our col
umns that if Col. Dan Rice is not with
the show, that the patrons of the cir
cus will have their money refunded.
-Mr. Murphy had a team run from
the depot up Main Street to the High
School building without doing any
particular damage.
-As Perry Walker, was returning
from his farm near Weeping Water
last Thursday afternoon, his wagon
ran into a deep rut and threw him out
breaking a rib, but he is now doing well
we understand.
The Omaha Herald, of yesterday
morning says: "J; A. aiacsiurpny, ea-
itor of the Plattsmouth Watchman, is
at the Grand Central V Well, we al
ways knew our "boss" was an aspiring
man, but we didn't think he would at
tempt such a lean as that, and within
twenty miles of home too!
-A week atro reports came to us of
the damaged condition of crops in
Seward and other western counties'
and one of the Herald hands having
more interest in a crop out there than
in tvne stickine put out to see about
it, but after a weeks trip comes back
with the report that he never saw so
fine a prospect for good crops, of every
variety.
On Tuesday Ed. Rosenbaum had a
trial before Judge Gass, for violation
of the law in selling liquor on Sunday,
and was allowed a jury trial. The ju
ry failing to agree were discharged
and yesterday a new jury were sum
moned, and the case was again tried.
The Jury brought in a verdict of guil
ty and the defendant was fined 825
and costs, but gave notice of an appeal.
Fersonal.
W. J. Hesser eoes to Indiana, to see
tbe folks, this week.
We understand that Miss Gertie
Johnson was in town for a few days
last week.
The Rer. Mr. Copeland Libeial
preached Sunday in the Babtist church
to a very fair audience.
Captain II. E. Palmer is the Grand
Senior Deacon of the Grand Lodge A.
F. and A. M- we see.
Mrs. Jno. Fitzgerald and sister, left
on Sunday last for a short trip to Texas j
to visit their mother.
Cal. Parmele got himself all dressed
up nice enough lor a preacner ana
went to Beatrice to spend Sunday with'
Billy Agnew.
Herbert M. Bushnell, for a short
time connected with this paper has
severed that connection, and goes to
the Chronicle.
Uncle Thomas Jefferson Todd came
in to see us last week and we had the
usual Temperance argument. He is
sound in most things, is Uncle Thomas.
loung Blackburn (Lino) is com
plimented very highly on his address
at the graduating exercises in Peru.
It is said to have been the first on the
occasion. Lino returns to the news
paper service, being again the special
correspondent of the Republican.
Miss Carrie Bennett returned to
Plattsmouth on Saturday last, the
Commencement exercises of Brownell
Hall, which school she has been at
tending, closing tbe day before. Miss
Carrie has attended to her studies very
closely and lias made rapid progress
wo understand.
Mr. Wm. Wise left us Saturday
morning fcr a short trip to Pueblo, and
Colorado Springs, thense to Denver
and home. "Will" is one of the most
active and energetic young men we
have, of first rate character; and we
hope he may have a first rate enjoy
able trip, full of interest and informa
tion and return to his work with re
newed vigor and enlarged experience.
To The Public
Having closed my business up and
being about to move to Louisville, I
desire to state a few facts showing my
treatment here and reasons for leaving.
At the city election I had proposed to
vote what was called the temperance
ticket, but I had not shouted about
temperance on the street corners. I
was coolly informed that I could not
vote and I have lived twenty three
years in this county. My name was
not on the Registry list, and I have
done business here two years and al
ways voted before.
I feel hurt and wronged at this, and
when the county-seat election came,
did not propose to vote at all, in fact
refused to vote early in the day on the
ground I was not a voter. Later in
the day, at the request jf Mr. Dovey,
I did vote walking up to the polls
and depositing a folded ballot as I had
always done at elections. The cry
was raised at once that I had voted
for Weeping Water and all their lead
ers in county seat and terrperauce. at
once withdrew their patronage from
my butcher shop, causing my business
to fall off and not be profitable, and I
am about to leave for a town where a
man can exercise his manhood's rights,
the dearest privilege of a free-born
American citizen without being bull
dosed. I have been a temperance man all
my life and if this treatment is a good
way to build up a town, I can't see it.
I make this statement to correct errors
and prevent foolish stories.
F. M. Youxo.
Unfortunate Accident.
Last Wednesday afternoon during a
severe thunderstorm, D. D. Johnson of
Weeping Water, and a Mr. Instine, his
miller, were proceeding en the road
from this place to Weeping Water
when near Mr. Cames place a bolt of
lightning struck Mr. Instine killing
him instantly, it paralysed Johnson
and rolled him off the seat. As Dan
went over he threw np his hands, and
flung the reins out ori the prairie. A
boy in tbe hind end of the wagon tried
to get them, but being unable, jumped
out. The horses thoroughly frighten
ed were running at full speed. When
Johnson came to, he saw the horses
were making for a deep slough, full
of water, and fearing he would be
drowned rolled out of the wagon,
and lay insensible for some time in the
road. Reviving t. little he crawled,
down to where the horses had stuck in
the slough, got one out, mounted it
and rode to the nearest house where he
fainted again.
In the mean time the boy had arous
ed other neighbors who came on horse
back and rescuing the other horse, fi
nally got Johnson and with the body
of Instine proceeded to Weeping Wa
ter. Mr. Johnson is seriously injured,
and his recovery was for a long while
doubtful.
A choice, selected and new stock of
clothing just received at Stadelmann s;
go and look at them before you buy
from any other man. lOtf.
The Fourth at Weeping Water.
Hon. John Lee Webster, of Omaha
will deliver the oration at Weeping
Water on the Fourth. Mr. Webster is
a brilliant orator.
A. G. llatt, the oldest Dutcner in
Plattsmouth, will move up to his old
stand, next week, where he will be glad
to see all lus old customers', and as
many new ones as will favor him
with their patronage.
Stolen.
from my office last week. A Revolver.
Knowing who took the missing article.
it would perhaps be well for him to
return it.
Dn. W. H. SciiiLDKKECnT.
Up in a Balloon Boys, in front of
the Post Office on July 4th at 4 o'clock
p. m.. if weather is favorable, also af
ter dark, free of charge, don't fail to
see it.
Raspberry Social.
The Ladies of the Presbyterian
church will hold a Raspberry Social at
Duke & Wheeler's Hall Friday even
ing, June 28th.
Mrs. J. N. Wise.
Secretary.
Settlement Notice.
Take notice I sold the place known
as the " Headquarters' on the last of
Ami. to Edeerton A Ball. All ac
counts duo the place must be paid at
once to F. S. White and any accounts
the place owes will be settled on
presentation to the undesigned.
X . S. IIITE.
For Sale or 'Trade.
A pair or ?o. l six year out mares.
new harness and wagon Aptdv to
F. S. White.
New Goods at Strcight & Miller's.
A large lot of new collars; a big
stock of leather just in.
LEATHER NETS
made to order any size or kind. Fly
sheets, carriage trimmings, carriage
top leather, the best supply of whips
and saddles west of the Missouri. We
don't discount anybody on that.
. A New Article
here. Buggy Dusters, verv handsome
and cheap of all grades and colors.l4t2
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 patronage of the lovrs
of the light fantastic. 13t2
Xnrsery Stock.
Mr. Wm. W. King, 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
Berkshire Hogs.
I would respectfully invite the at
tention of Stock fanciers of Platts
mouth and vicinitv to my fine
Berkshire Boar,
SELIM,
directly from imported stock. Parties
wishing lus services can be accommo
dated by applying to Charles J. Pettee
at IIkrald Office or
the Proprietor
James Pettee.
Residence one block south of High
School building. I have also a fine
pair of Imported Essex Pigs. tf
Slippers 35c a pair at Merges. 8tf
Sweepstake and Vibrator Threshers
two of the best machines in the mar
ket unequaled in capacity and manner
of working; for sale by Fred Gorder.
13tf
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A Schlegel & Bro. have on hand the
best brands of Smoking and Chewing
tobaccos. 14 tf
Just received a large invoice of sum
mer clothing for the Fourth of July,
cheaper than ever at Billy Stadel
mann's. 14t2
Don't fail to call and examine the
beautiful cottage upright piano at
O. F. Johnson's Drug Store.
lltf. James Pettee, Agt.
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
Go to Jones &
team just now.
Stroud for
a good
lOtf.
Tbe Erandest barsrains ever known
in this town can be had for the next 60
days in clothing. Boots and shoes In-
eluding 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
Xotes, receipts and bills for sale at
the Herald Office; i!so scale books
for grain and cattle dealers. 4Ctf
New Restaurant.
iorth 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.
alia David Uais.
Another good farm for sale in
Cass County 160 acres; good house.
six rooms, frame stable, 12 j acres
broke, fine cottonwood grove ten acres,
Apply to Neb. Herald ofilcc.
4Ctf. Jxo. A. MacMurfhy.
Bring in your corn or oats to the
Herald office. 41tf.
All nervous, exhausting, and painful diaeaxc
speedily yield to tlie curative Influences of iul-
vermacher's Electric Belto and Uanil.t. They
are sale, simple, and effective, and can be easi
ly applied by the patient himself. Rook, with
full particular, mailed free. Address Pulvkk-
macher Galna.nic Co., Cincinnati. Ohio.
iSyl-aU.
"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 vears 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
gists in every town and village in the
United States are recommending it to
their customers. Go to your Druggist,
and ask what they know about it. Sam-
pie ootties iu cents, neguiar size o
cents. Three doses will relieve any
case. 33tf-alt
Liver is King.
The Liver is the imperial organ of
the whole human svstem. 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 afflicted 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.
51y-alt.2w
Horses for Sale.
Jones & Stroud have 18 or
20 head
of good work and carriage
sale.
horses for
lOtf.
Pension Papers.
Those wanting pension papers ac
knowledged will please remember that
J. II. Toman, Notary Public, Louisville.
has a certificate of the county Clerk
filed with the 17. 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 reading "Three Blind
Mice, and following advice. 34tf
For Sale
A good Portable Pipe Organ, manu
factured bv 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 60cts.
fclippers.... 50cts.
' " Leather Shoes 75 cts.
Shoes and Boots are down to rock
prices.
Mens Buckle Alexis 8 1 50
" Prince Alberts 1 53
" 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.
ttf Peter Merges.
For sale, cheap, 150 Desirable build
ing lots in the city of Plattsmouth,
t Title perfect. Taxes all paid -up. Terms
easy. Apply to a. . Mciaugnun
Cashier 1st National Bank. 23tf
CaseGoods.
A new lot of very fine case goods at
Keenan fc Grace's. Brandies, Wines,
Bottled Beer and Port. Ales very
fine for family use, cigars, tobac
cos, &c, &c. 1H4
Geo. H. Shafer & Co., Manufactur
ers of True Pharmaceuticals, Fort
Madison, Iowa. 34tf.
Good second-hand organs and melo
deons for sale or rent low. Leave ad
dress at Mr.O. F. Johnson's Drugstore
cor 6th and Main Sts.
James Pettee,
9tf. Dealer in Musical Instruments.
Send your orders for cigars to A.
Schlegel & Bro. they guarantee satis
faction in price and quality. 14tf
New Potatoes, raised by Alvers Mo
rey, 9 weighing a pound, for sale at
Weckbacii's.
May 21st, 1878 tf.
Eighty acres of Land for sale, near
Greenwood. Cass County. Nebraska:
all under cultivation, good small hojse
and3oung orchard and grove Time
on two thif ds of purchase money. Ap
ply at Neb. Herald orhce. nr.
Phil Young at the P. O. gave away
about five hundred glasses of Soda
Water to the Bovs and Girls on last
Saturday, and when you want a good
drink of Soda Water call on Phil who
keeps the best, drawn from the Arctic
Fountain.
Are you going to see Dan Rices cir
cus July 4th? If so do not fail to go
to the P. O. News Depot for your So
da Water. Fire Works, Flags. Fire
crackers choice and fresh Candies, ci
gars and tobacco.
-
TO THE ArrLICTEH;
Act trtstly, and at once procufe the
following wonderful Family Medicines,
Dk. FItler's Rheumatic Remedy
and Liver Pills, a positive, permanent
specific for Neuralgia, Rheumatism.
Sciatica, Lumbago, Gout, pain in Back,
Head, Heart. Lungs, Limbs, Nervous,
Blood and Chronic Dieseases. 2r. Fit-
lefs Kidney Cordiil removes deposits
ot Gravel, Albumen, Alcali Acids, re
tention of urine, high colored water,
and strengthens the Bladder and Kid
neys. Dr. Fitter's Calisaya Tonic, for
debilitated constitutions, increases vig
or, strengthens the system, tones the
stomach, and increases appetite. A
pleasant substitute for Iron, whicl
constipates the bowels and destroys th
teeth. 2r. Fitter's German Federal
for Lung Diseases, Bronchitis, Cough
and Colds, a superior combination
which acts ouicklv and relieves rapid
ly. Your druggists. Chapman & Glass
are agents for Plattmouth. 20-yl
THE W0NDEFUL SUCCESS
Which has attended the use of Lrown's
Liver Fills 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 influences common to all new
countries: A speedy relier is obtain
ed bv the use of Brown's Liner Fills.
Thegreat remedy for inflammation is
Arnica. Frowns Arnica Halve is con
ceded to be, the most reliable prepara
tion before the public, for curing cuts,
bruises, burns, frost-bites, and oldsore3
and ulcers.
All of Frown's Great Western Feme
dies for sale by Dr. W. E. Donelan,
Chapman A Smith, J. II. Buttery, and
O. F. Johnson.
Otc. Plattsmouth, Neb.
Cantion to Smokers.
From and after the 1st day of May,
1878 all boxes containing cigars of my
manufacture will have ray name bold
ly printed on the inside of the lid. This
is to prevent counterfeiting my brand
of ciears, with an inferior quality of
cigars, resorted to by some unprinci
pled manufacturers. Aone are genu
ine unless plainly labeled:
.JULIUS PEPPERBURG,
Manufacturer,
Plattsmouth, - - Nebraska
Those wishing to borrow money on
Real Estate security apply to E. H.
Wooley at the office of S. M. Chapman.
12tf
Remember my stock of goods
is
bound to be closed out in 30 days.
1214 J. V. Weckbach
"White Piques" (lovely patterns) 10c
pr yd at Solomon & Nathan's. jO 2t
-Magazines bound here.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Sheriff's Sale.
Bv virtue of an order of sale Innueil bv W. L.
Wells, t.'lork of the listrict Court, within and
for Cuss County, Nebraska, aud to me directed,
I will no the 27tli day of July. A. D. 1878. at
o'clock p. in., of said day. at the south door of
the Court House, in the City of Plattsmouth . in
said County, sell at public auction the follow
ing described real estate, to-wit : The west
lialf(wVi)of the north-east quarter (ne'i) of
section number twenty-six (2G) in township
number twelve (12) north of ranee number elev
en 11) east of the fit h p. in., together with the
appurtenances. The sanm beinij levied upon
ami taKen as tlie property ot Fiiiilin Ki-ilnut
and (Se'.rge Schoeinan. defendants : to siitinfy
a judgment of s;iid Court recovered by Edward
i. Dover, Plaint iff.
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, .Tune 27th. Is7.
1415 K. W. IIvkks. Sheriff.
Sheriffs Sale.
nv virtue of an execution Issued by Win. I..
Weils. Clerk of the District Court, within and
for Cass County, Nebraska, and to me directed.
I will on the 20th day of July. A. D. 187.. at 10
o'clock, a. m., of said dav, at tlie soutli door of
the Court House in I'lattsuiouth, in said Coun
ty, cell at public auction the following real e-
tsiteto wit: Sixty-five acres of ground off of
the eat side of the south-west ( w) quarter (Vi)
of the north-west (n w) quarter ( and the
north-west (n w) quarter of the south-wext
(s w) quarter () of section number twenty-six
(2C) in township number twelve(l2) north, range
number thirteen (13) east of the 0th P. M. in
Cass County, Nebraska, and more particularly
described as commencing at a point three
chains and seventy-nine links east of the north
westcornerot tlie soutn-west quarter ol tne
north-west quarter of said section number
twenty-six. and running thence east in the
eighth (8) section Hue sixteeu chains and twenty-live
links, to the north-east corner of the
south-west quarter of the north-west quarterof
said section, thence south in the eighth (x) sec
tion line twenty eh.-ilns to the quarter section
line cast and west through oaid section, thence
running west sixteen chain and twenty-five
links, thence north twenty chains to the place
of beginning, said tract of laud thus described
containing 32 50-100 acres, also commencing at a
point three chains and eighty -one links went of
the quarter .ection corner on west side of said
section twenty-six. thence east on the quarter
section line sixteen chain ami twenty-five links
to the north-east cornerof the south-west quar
terof said section, thence south lu eighth rec
tum line twenty chains to south-east corner of
the north-west, quarter of the swith-west quar
ter of said section twenty-six, thence west on
the eighth section line sixteen chains and twenty-five
links, thence north twentv chains to the
place of beginning, and containing 32 f0-loo
acres, making in all sixty-five acres ot land, the
same being the sixty-live acres of ground here
tofore, on the 4th day of May, 1876. advertised
for wale under an execution isued int his cause,
and tbe sale of which waenjoined''y defendan'.
and which injunction has been by the Court set
aside and held for naught. The same being lev
ied upon and taken as the property of Wm. R.
Porter, defendant ; to satisfy a Judgment of said
Court, recovered bv First National Bank of
Plaitsmouth. Nebraska, plaintUf.
Plattsmouth, Nebraska, June 26: h, A. I. 173.
R. W. Hvkks. Sheriff.
Sheriff's Sale.
Bv Ylrtue of an order of sale Issued by Wm. I.
Wells Clerk of tlie Di.st Court within and for
Cans County, Nebraska, and to ine directed
I will on Hit Mil day of July, A. I. 1XT8. at II
o'clock. A. M.. of sail day. at the outli door
of the Court Houe In Raid County. Reil at pub-
lie Auction the following
nc tveai rotate to-wit
Keal rotate to-wlt
The uttdirided one half (V4) f lt
No seven
(7 in block No seventeen (j7) in the city of
riattsmouth known ae the Bonner Stable.
The s.-nie being levied upon and taken as the
properry of Charles Itzeuby Helen M. I.azeiiby
and Fred Gorder defendants ; to satisfy aludg
ment of said Court, recovered by Kosenhauin
Brother a firm doinn business iu Chicago 111.
composed of M. & O. KoKenbaum, Merchants
Plaintiffs.
Plattirnouth.Xcb.. June 6th A. D.
Ilw5 Si. W. Hy Fits. Sheriff. Cass Co.. 5eb.
Legal Notice.
In the Cass County District Court of the Second
Judicial District of Nebraska. Edmund E.
Woolsev. plaintiff ts .loseph Hhcra. Annette
Shera, his wife. Joseph Saus. Buck. McComas
and Patterson, and Bailey. Townseud & Co.,
defendants. Action iu foreclosure of mort
gage.
To (he ahnre tin mrA Ituck. MrComa i Pattrrtnn
awl BiiUt-u, Tuwiwend & Co. "ou resident
defendants.
You and each of vou are hereby notified that
the above named plaintiff did on the 24th day
of May. A. 1). 17S. file in the otTlce or the Clerk
of the above named Court, his petition for the
foreclosure of a mortgage, executed by the said
JoKPiih Shera and Annette Shera. his wife, to
Joseph Sans, who assigned same to plaintiff for
a valuable con merauon, me oujeci ana prayer
of which is to obtain a foreclosure thereof, on
and airaint certain real estate, situated in the
County of Cass and State of Nebraska, and a
finding of the amount due thereon, with attor
neys fee, and the barring and foreclosing of all
voiir right, and that each of yon. as subeiient
judgment creditors of Joseph Shera et al, m or
to Haiti land, or lien thereupon by reason of
your aid judgments, obtained long subsequent
to the execution of said mortgage. Vou are
hereby further notified toappear. plead. answer
or demur to the petition of the plaintiff In this
cause. Hied on or before Monday July l."th. A.
Ii. 1878. or allegations of plaintiffs bill against
vou and each of you will be taken as eoufessed
and a decree rendered aeordingly.
Edmund E. Woolset.
By Coveix & Ransom.
a A a.. a ?l(4tnaa
ais au 3 ana ounruuu.
FUttsmoatn Nbv, May 24, A. D. 197.
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AT PIiATi SMOUTH
THURSDAY, JULV 4TH
MORNING, AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
m
4M
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COL. RICE respectfully announces that In addition to hid
World of Wonders, already advertised, lie will in
troduce some entirely NEW FEATURES,
heretofore unknown in the history
of Amusements.
MORAL, AMUSING,
INSTRUCTIVE AUD REFINED,
SEE POSTERS AND PROGRAMMES FOR FURTHER
PARTICULARS,
NO EXPENSE
vrill be spared
make this
THE BEST
ADMISS
ION
50 CTS
'"Seihibitm
At UlUinUUU, UUilUMltlJ JUIV o
Three Grand Exhibitions on
25 of the Arenic Stars of the Equestrian World.. Parade at J) o'clock
Prof Titus Silver Cornet Band, drawn
A magnificent Stud of Fortj' Fine
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A PHYSIOLOGICAL
View of Marriage !
AGuldsto Wed; celt and
.-olifldt ot!l TrtattM on lh
4utic ot ruarriaee tod tb
eaufwtthat unfir lor it: the se
cret of Reproduction and
the IHsoaaea of Women.
A book lor pri.te, ronald
e at rtad.DJt. KS0 pagaa, priM
I cta.
f fMlWAltMEOICAL ADVISER!
On ail dinrdri ol a Pri vato Nature truing Irora P5eU
Abttae. .Cxcee-fta. or Secret DiMuet, wUli th beet
Sana of ruff, 4 .a rirjar. pric.Ao eta.
A CLINICAI LIOTVBX on the abo diream ad
tboaeoi the Threat end Lunft, Catarrh, Butura, Uie
Opium Hablt.ao.. price w tie. .
kiiher book acot poeipaidon receipt ot price t or all three.
containing .VJ paga.Deutirui.y u.unraiea. ror ucti.
Adoreea DSL.
Ultaurn
ra, &. U K. U bu St. Liouia. JCO.
82500
A TEAR. Atrents wanted. But
nesa lepltlrrutte. Tarrlciil ;rs f re .
A4drau J. WORTH CO.. Bt Lal. Mo.
OPIUM
rrp' ra. Habit VolnT.ly an-irreniiy
CBfa.1.
$45
tem-wlndT.Fre.' withevery o. t r. t)"t
fit tree. J. it. U lord 4iLo- Ctili-i-.:o, 1 J.
$3
rjot.n pr.ATEn WATcnss. .r
In tbe knowa worM. S.Met.e M T-M Fact 10 .kai
ABsaaae, A. COt'LTr.H A CO, CaiCAao. 111.
Dr.A.G.OLIN'S
itVrat fw-fial.
1.7 Lwt .r.it(-
1 I Ilk fi th ri. of
-l. -U 1r.,
it rwM. of a Private? nature, woltlrf lW.m mtIt ahtta
er Inreetioa of ellirer x. Meealnal Weak mrmm pro..'.. in(
FbiImIiii. LoMrVrirr, liapalrt d Mrbt, IMt
Manhood er laapotrna-y. Nrrtou. Irrtilllly. prrn.ar
reuilv cor.l ; iitmfm ot u. Itladdr. kllarr. l.lvce.
LatlfA A.l'im telerrh. HIm. ail Chronir LfbMM. antl Irl
I't'KltOrrEMALFAlM U treatin.nl. Dr. it 1
bat bad a llt-lonr vxurrlni-e, and rare t Lens other, fall. 1 1
H a erae.iate of tne liarevted Si bnot, iim no nier.'urv. 1-a t
larzwt practloa la the V. S. I.A IHEf feqniriiif traalinent Wi H
pri rate horn. nd board, rail v r.t. fc.erv eoiiT.nsre f.e
f.lteni. Sentl fifty eenU for ffimpl of fvbbber C.jnd. ai-rt ir
ralar of Important informaron bT rxprw. J1C OLlH
Feiaal P1!!.. 4 per Brr. r..fi.--lt'.'!n Ire.
MAERIAGE GUIDE ttttuttZ
Tonne anil midrtl aired of le-.th ere 00 all Ien.e of a pr',.,
natar. ValnaMe advioe to tlie married and tho f-ontemnlaiine
niamaee. How to be billhv and truly b fjiy In tbe marded feiar
lion. Kren ixyly aboald tft Una buuk. i'nea Ml sank, tauy ad-
GREEK L BLOVERT,
aL:oiTIsriL.-L.E TIX8UOP,
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REPAIRING ROOFING
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CHILDREN
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by
hy ten be antif ul Aarabian horsed.
Trick and liinc Horses.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
rJz$rrV'du- . ',' VI Ksr ;atalo;i k ,.n.f
tlktl l.AKS. wilh new ljlrN, r.-clur.vt
priH ami iimi-li information, seul fre Ma--SON
K IM MI.IN OIU1AN CO., jooTou? NeV
V ork or Chicago.
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Tobacco!
uiiu ii uig tt,
j,i.mc a t.KUienmai r. p"-IT Ion fur
firu'rtirvimj cvilil'et and nrrllmc rr-.d IJTTTj rk.tr.
aster of tut-i'.in? cnH HflMrmj. The tufiaceo
eier maite. Aa our blu etnp trate-niai k la cIh-Ij'
ini'tatt-d on infci n,r rooda, Dial Xil.m'i .t,t e
on eeerj ilui(. Hold hj al I Mti-ri h-tvl tor in-i
fre, to C. A. Jacitsoa A Co., Mfra., I't'teraburg, Val'
CASE of CATARRH that Sav-
M KAIIICAI, ItllK for Cj
will not Instantly relieve mi.r
lieeiiilv eure. l.- f..i n......
Aurora. N. . . ; Win. Hoen. Est,.,
$5(M
.lie. Matron, (irunt x- it,...,... d
I-ouis. Testimonial Hnd treatiso
by mall. Price, with improved
Inliiter. l Siii.i ... ...i
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AGENTS! READ THIS ! !
WH vlll pay Ac-lit a salary of (loo prrMantb,'
and 'X)enrN.isrl olir rw ami Won.
.fill Invention!.
Address.
C,
Ml Kit. MAX &
-Maisliall, .Mich.
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HAJO.a''S ORGAN'
'fUU OIllV .4'if. .sin
per-j .raiiu MiiKie I'unos. mice
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l,lio only"
v-i... ..iifriiii i prixm I'laims
price $ma only
ii-'- w'st.vle I prit'lit l'iai.os.J12.riOriin
Orgain l stops 4s72..v. f'hurrh Oiwuia
it ntops prn-e h:vm only n.v Kir-tmt tsrr, Mir.
rwr a on a rira.ii m. oniv SHY,.
tt 1 1 Vr r-v
ami see me at home if f am not as represented."
it. 11. Kare rmfd both wavs anr li :irif. Ml- aflf.v.aa
eoiim
given fii e J-arge Hint. Newspaper with n uchr
mfoi inalion about coat of Plaiioi A. Off-ant.
went , rre. I'lease Address Ifaoief F. Iteat
ty, v asliington, X. J. int4
T.,,nrV,tu' "rent lve Plllaj make New
I.ii-li Klooil. and will completely change the
blood in tlie entire system In three months
Any person who w,ll t;ike I pill rach night froirr'
1 to la week" may be restored to sound healths
If such a thine be possible. Sent hv mall for
letter M.iinpn. I. H. JOll.VMO.V A '
Bangor, le. '
MIKE SCHNELLBACHER,
11L.1 CK8MI Til
HORSE allOL'IM?
WAGOX ItEPAIKIXO
All kinds of
FARM TMPLnMEXT
mended
Neatly & Promptly
:0:
Horse, 3Iulc& OxSlioein
In short, we'll shoe anything that bai
lour feet, from a Zebra to a Giraffe.
Come and see u.s.
SHOP,
"0 Fifth St., between Main and Vina Rt.reefV
Jaat across thectTDer from tbe kiw HEBlIr-
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