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'iIirl.'ssu;.lli-::,Til.s.
1 eiMl imlii'i's at Statu'? r:H-.
AUoin.-ji ami ..IlU-eis .if tiie law "til r"'1,1
i'.niMli!.. f.,r It iral i.t.tii-.s fliev hand in,
ami all artiis lit-inaniliii;? :t iinf of inl.!i.'a-ti.-n
oi anv lit.ti.e will In- l:cl! l"V 11"-' "-"''i' i
t.tu Ice of mk Ii iit.tit e.
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A cui' )ii(f is limiti'.l, all 'i)iiiinti!ii'ali!is
TilsUje brief and to 111 Kilit, Util n-j W aste
,f words. , ,
i ! e jia'M-r I-5 if ponsi'ili' for trie eonv.ttiess
:i.'ci r!iMir to ei'l " ' I I'ai't matter ami '.aid l.c -
Is. iiij .
1. Any rs.iii who t iki's t; .-r lo-olariy
fruin t Ik l"'"' -"Hii-f, wliciln-r iiirer:ed to his
name. !' v n.-l her in !s .v.b-'jrli..r or net- is
i i-spoii-iil)!'' for tin' ;iav.
:. It any ti isoii ortlt is his ji;iiir !ie.iitiii
lifil. I.'-' mast ay all anvanrfs. cr I he pnl.ii
r loav cumitiue In S'litl it in. til la Unlit is
i:i:iiif .'am'. iilleet the whole :. mount. wlieU.il
the jiiti.er is t ilifii trom the o'Vife or i:t.
:t. he eourts b.ive iei'lil t liiit nfiisiirr tt
taUe j.esiiapers anil cl iotiieais fioin tl'.e j.oM
nlTi. . or I f-ii.t .vintr ami lt-a:ii tlnni iinrallid
fur. is ;,) ,! i cc i.; evtd'iice of isi'fMls.a
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hv i.kavini; i-LviTSMorni at ;,-.r i
M . you arrive m Sr. Mills theiiet i-vetiinat
s ami I'-riviiii: St. Louis ;it s :.o ii. In . you ar
1 . i:i I I .t tsiiioi!' !i : t he n.-x I luorniii.
I ii-i. ill l'll'!es or sil'ie for i'.li ptni:ts oith.
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v our
luiu is on
- Don't fail to attend the ball for
I he b -ncl'.t of the 1 hittsmoiith
this Thursihty niy.ht.
.till!
Se n car loads of hogs were ship--j.'d
fro:n hereon Monday, by Charles
Ib-lmes and Satn H.uker.
Farmers t.-.I t: iha: if the present
vtt conl in:.-s two or three weiks
bi:ger. it may injure tnall rain.
The I'.li tid Man was in town last
week, and we printed him a new sup
ply of ersi s and sent him off lejoicing.
Miss I.illv Woods left hist Sun-
dav afternoon for Ohnwood. where
he will si end a
few weeks isiting
i datives.
'I'l c :i s.,;;!k over the crick
on
Mth
.i l.,.tn ..en Mail' nrd Vine. l
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s-hould be fixed.
Any per-ou wishing an iilust r.ttion i
,.f th dog and rabbit conundrum, cali j
on Ihily ells and John Jennings, at j
the Court House.
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The veritable "Old ( rook-leg. ( ill.
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Slewail, llo;a ine iii'miii in eepmg
Water, was in town Saturday, taking
his hash at the Sounders House.
Lots of Cholera Morbus for sale
cheap now, in town. Fach green apple j
warranted to produce a full grown at-
tack, or money refunded. !
-Liverv horses in I'lattsmouth tin- j
derstai:.! the mode of stinting a barber 1
slum out in the couiitrv. on Sumbtvs. !
Ask John Do'.ne about it.
-Our bog buyers and sdiippeis seem
to be doing a lively business. A slight j
lise of price in the east has probably j
aused a corresponding movement l.ere. :
i be iie. iiiMinen mis leturneu j
from a little private Editorial excur- j
sion of his own, and appears much re- !
etipe rated, and ready for another news- ;
paper campaign. j
Mr. A. P. Weston gave the libit- !
, i ,..,11 a,l nmineiai lift Mond .v
Mr. W. thinks most of the wheat is far
enough along to be beyond any probable
danger from rust, &c
Mr. C. S. Over with (I. Linige v &
Co. Agricultural Implement dealers,
Omaha, stayed over Sunday with us.
He reports business lively in that
place.
If the programmes are carried out
as we see them iu our State exchanges
for celebrating this 4th of July, Ne-
braska certainly will be the banner
.State for observing our national anniversary.
A man by the name of Martin got
more liquid d n aboard one evening
j last Wwk th;m ,1; couKI t,,rn 11 short
j corner with, and consequently got liim-
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l'1 "l' nu &on: wilt, mm, mai
fctifight a stable.
Old man Ilatt is at bin old tricks
again, at tiie old, old stand on Main St",
supplying bis old customers (and new
oni-3 loo) witli tin best of meats. ioul
try, game, &c, &c, at the lowest liv
ing juices.
Rains have been the order, both
night and daw for the past week. .Sure
ly no other country in the world can
endure such extremes of wet or drouth,
as Nebraska, without material injury
to crops.
Mr. Harrison, the man who was
injured on the transfer boat some two
weeks sir.ee, is tluing as well as eouM
be expected ami keeps up a good heart,
believing that he will soon be round
again.
The Woman's christian Temper
ance union, will meet in the M. E.
church on Tuesday July 11, at four
o'clock in the afternoon. Hope the la
dies interested will bear t'.is appoint
ment in mind.
Ji. R. Windham, Lsi.. leaves to
morrow morning for a month's ramble
in Colorado, and New Mexico, to enjoy
the invigorating mountain atmosphere
of that region during the hot month of
July, an l nd, recuperate believe
thats what they call it.
-One day last week Sheriff livers
received complaint from citizens of
the 'M Ward that, a bawdv housa was
creating disturbance in th.at vicinity
and repairing to tiie '. hice, gave tin
inmates no: ice to leave, which they
accordingly did. savingtheinselve trou
ble and expense.
One reason why tin- IIkuai.h is o
hiii" this week is. Dr. MeCiva took
all the "jaw" out of ye local, lite other
(!. iv, ai.-l he is pftfccliy mum f-ver
since; bat thinks he will get the Jr.
to oin-rate upon ;t!l the editors and
some other citi.'-J.s of I'hitt jmouth,
ar;d see if it won't iin'.'ice :i more har
mi::io!is statt of fe-. ling in our corn-nuinitv.
aa. - Pr-'f. Potter, of iVi :: ti i g ' Water
i i-i'i! ! who has been in Nebraska City te;e-h-I
ing music .since last. March, gave the
! IIki:ali a pleasant cali hist Saturday,
and reported that he met with excel
.Im'hI ! lent success at that place, both music-
ally U"d linancia'.y,:.nd wound up with
a ii:i:.d Concert en Tuesday, of last i
week. Prof. Potter intends to remain j
X li'iiiv a we; k or s., and then take a
1 1 ; j ea.st M'i' a couple ox
months. I
Mr. Ihi;sgow, w!e has been cm- ,
vassing C.t-s Co. for the " Foot Prints
ofTini"." w;v.s l.asiily called 'to Lis
home in Washington, low.", last Mon
day, to at ;eud upon a daughter su.Ti i
ingfroni hi nior:'ge of ti e iunv-. but
linpi s to be a! !e to let1;: n v. i.iiin a
couple .f wick:-. :i:.:!i c;;:; va:---!ng
the c-'unty.
K.ti ,,r- : l 1 1 en an f x - n;o:;- hi- i
j -.d i di 'r icUl i'd floin ' iisilc ;eii iis i
I ;:nd ll'.i of July c.,:r;ing toge! !..'; I os i
. . . , ., I.-.,-'
t;' b-s the P "U'. . o-i toe ;
j band wag..--.: ai'.''. lire cr.ackers g t h ie:
l l'oiciu tu in t!:e iltimp.-: these things j
wii! he.v to be the Hit: A f.n's ap.J igy
for a ciy poor ajier this wee!:, and a
p:o:i.L-e to b' up to the mark next is
sue. Our ho.st, Crogory, of the Saumlcis j
House. sas he can't keep track.of the
weather lately. In the morning it looks
pleasant and he ciders ice, but before
noon it will rain and get so cold lie has
to send for wood to build a f:n ; next
morning he builds a lire and the weath
er gets so hot he has to send for i.:c.
Ore gory thinks it's ail a scheme of the
lied Iliirtion people to ruin him, because
be sells cigars to bo.trdeis who a.-k for
them.
Mr. II. C. Kiorden. an old-time
friend of the Hrr.ALii editor, at pres
ent the contractor for State Prison la
bor in the wagon manufactory, gave
us a pleasant call on Monday evening.
r. u. is out establishing agencies for
the sale of the Lincoln wagon, which
we are assured is a much better arti
cle, and sold at about SIZ less than the
! same grade of eastern wagons, besides
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parties are right hero to make tiie
' warrant good in case of need.
Thos. Moran, the young man ar
rested here some ten days ng ) on sus-
pic-ion of being a hoiso thief, was
brought before Judge Sullivan on Tues-
, . , ,
.lav. ( co. S. smith conducting the
uay,
case for the state and J. F. Morrison
acting as counsel for the prisoner. Af
ter a careful and patient hearing, and
a leng-.hv examination and cross exam-
i!!;lti.iu of the prisoner, by counsel, the
Judge bound him over for a heaiingat
the District Court. "There is no posi-
tve evidence of his guilt, but his own
contradictory evidence and generally
suspicious conduct was the principal
i giounds on which he is held.
A "apical !v..Js"ce.
Ms ,K mi,so:i lur accom.
j,, d;iu.iltl.rj Miss Lilly
musical soiree lor a tew in ueu menus
on Monday evening. July 1st, at their j
Music Kooms.theporformerseoiishtin;: !
of their present scholars and a few of J
their old ones, who very kindly assist-
t(1 theIU
TI'e rtogiainme for the evening was
! r.. ii. ...... .
1 A duette from Strauss, by.Masters
Myron & Frank Wheeler,- who played
remai kably well together, their time
being almost perfect.
2. A Piano Solo, by Miss Letta
Simpson, w ho played excellently, but
with some hesitation.
ii. A Song, by Missc3 Fmma John-
son, Cora Wayman, Lulu Sirunson and
j Master Byioii Drew, Miss Letta Simp-!
j son presiding at the Piano. The little j
ones did nicely and did not seem at all
abashed as many would under the
same circumstances.
4. Piano Trio, by Misses Johnson,
Waynian and Levings who played very
well and with no hesitation.
5. Organ Solo, by master Ed. Cum
mings, this was a. vwy line selection
and was played remarkably well.
G. Rallad, by Miss Kate Johnson
who is a line singer as was shown by
the execution of this piece.
7. Piano Soli, by Master Myron
Wheeler who is a tine amateur Pianist
and did himself justice on this piece.
8. Piano Duette, by Miss Lilly Simp
son and Mr. D. Wheeler, this was a Hue
selection and was well executed.
0. Piano Solo, .by Miss A. Living
ston who was .somewhat embarrassed
and played with some hesitation but
aside from that did nicely.
10. Organ and Piano Quartette, by
Miss Annie Livingston and Masters
Myron Wheeler, Frank Wheeler and
Eddie Cummins. This was a. good
piece and was fully executed.
11. Piano Solo, by Frank Wheeler
who plays remarkably weil and with
more expression than many older pian
ists. 13. Piano Solo, by Miss Flora Ilobbs
which was very good.
13. Duette, by Misses Childj and
Simpson. Miss Childs stands at the
head in the class in harmony and an
alyzed this piece according to harmon
ic progression.
14. Trio, by Misses Herold, Shry
ock and Jones, this was u very line se
lection and was played well.
15. Piano Solo, by Miss Jones and
was well played.
10. Duette, by Misses Simpson and
Dawson, Miss Dawson played her part
remarkably well.
Mrs. Simpson and Miss Lilly deserve
great credit in attempting such an un
derlaking as this; as teachers they are
a grand success us was shown by the
progress the scholars had made, and by
the manner in which tii.: various pie
ces were executed.
Go to Rockwell's at Louisville to
buy your millinery goods, they have
just received a large and well selected
stock of 1 ulies hats and trimmings of
the latest stvie. 13 if
this is vo:i lvhuv :-"a:jily.
Xo western family can afford for a
day to bo without the Celelnated
! Wes'.ern Keme.ly for Diiii rho.-a Dysen
! tery, Ciiolera Morbus and Cliolera In
! fautum, L'roirn's 1-Jxtrm-t J!a:kberry
mid Wiujr. It has been before the
public for ten years, and doctors and
druggists join in j ecoiumending it to
their cn.ttouiets and patrons. Ask
your druggist admit its merits; pro
cure ;i inntle at. ( n and save p.ick ffi-ss.
tie expense of i!iys: i;tn. au-l the life
ul jom: hved one of t!ie family. De-
lays are d.uigert.us. J:. irus Autiuil-
li'i'i l.iC f i'ilh, anl ICur-ha Ajw
g!-H s; ceiiain cure for Ague.
For sale by. Dr. W. F. D..-nelan.
Ciiaptnaii v-i S.i.lCi, J. II. IJutterv and
(;. Johnson.
l"'tf Phittsmouth, Neb.
;
o It.'.ck veil's for all kinds of dry
and groee: ics at bc-u rock prices.
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choice, selected at-d new stock of
(,!!lt!;,. ju,t r,.t,.iVt.,i Jtt stadel utann's ;
,.u, iM,k at th. in before you buy
iivm any other man. lOtf.
Xc v (.'co 's at slrdght .V filler's.
A large lot of new collars; a big
stock of leather jus! in.
i.i:atiii:k nt.ts
made to order any size or kind. Fly
sheets, carriage trimmings, carriag-
top h-iither, the i'est supply of whips
and sii'hiit-s wist of the Missouri. We
don't discount anybody on th..t.
.1 Nan Arii'le
here. Uuggv Dusters. erv handsome
and cheao of all grades and colors. 14f2
Louisville Items.
Weath?r damp; lottery in progrcs-s;
new restaurant and hotel a-nd the gen
ial host of the latter, John Ossenkop,
who will give a hop the 4th at which
In solicits the patronage of the lovers
of the light fantastic. . VZvZ
White fish at 80 cents a kit at Ilock
wdi's. 10tf
Toir.y friends and Patrons.
Ow ing 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 "0 days at low
down prices, and most of them at cost.
Very Pespect fully,
ICtf J. V. Weckbacji.
Just received a largo invoice of sum
mer clithing for the Fourth of July,
cheaper than ever at Billy Stadel
manu's. Ht2
Slippeis Cic a pair at Merges'. Stf
Prints twenty yards for $100 at
Rockwell's. lotf
Nursery Stock.
Mr. Wm. AV. King, agent for the
Shenandoah Iowa Nurseries, will re
turn to Cass Co. iu the fall, to supply
all hi, old customers and many new
ones, w ith 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
r Khigs return. lltl
Berkshire Hogs.
I would respectfully invito the at
tention of Stock fanciers of Platts
mouth and vicinity to my line
Hekksiiiki: Boar
SKLIM,
directly from imported stock. Parties
wishing his services can be accommo
dated by applying to Charles J. Pettee
at IIeii.au." On it E or
the Vroy.rittor
Jam its Pettee.
. Residence one block south of High
School building. I have ajso a line
xiir uf IrnPorted Essex Vc,
tf
Five pound of best rio coffee for SI
at Rockwell's. lotf
Slippers 35c a pair at Merges'. Stf
SPECIAL NOTICES.
"White Piques" (lovely patterns) 10c
pr yd at Solomon & Nathan's. jC 21
Magazines bound here.
If
Corn and oats taken at this otlice on
Subscription at market rates. 41 If
Use "Centennial Itat Exterminator."1
The Victor, the simplest lightest
running and best working
SEWIN'li .MACHlNi; IX Tin: MARKT.T.
Perfectly noiseless. Call and see the
beautiful Sau:jle Machine at Merges'
Shoe Store. Mluoes A; Pkttkk,
tlif Agents tor Cass County.
Don't fail to call and examine the
beautiful cottaok ri'KMHT riAXo at
O. F. Johnson's Drug Store.
lit!'. JAMKS I'llTT !"!"., At.
Oh Say,
if you want a square mea! for 2o cents
go to John Eeach's Kestaurant one
door east of Fitgerald's Illoek. 5?tf
Improvetl liook binders at this ot
lice. tf
(lo to Jones & Stroud for a good
team just now. lOtf.
Billy Stadelmann has got a new
stock of clothing, just received, for
summer wear, ami will be sold as usu
al, way down low for cash. lotf.
Just roll your gimlet eyes toward
towards those new ten dollar flannel
suits at Stadehnann's. lOtf.
The grandest bargains ever known
in tl:is town can be had for the" next CO
days iti clothing. Boots and shoes in
cluding a superb stock of ladies and
ciiildrens shos, which will be sold clear
now n for cas.h. Such bargains were
Cevcr known before, at Stadelinan's
clothing emporium. Utf
Notes, receipts and bills for sale at
the IIi:i:am Otlice; also scale books
for grain and cattle dealers. 4Ctf
New llofaaraat.
Norih side Main St.. one door east
of Chamber's harness shop. Meals at
all hours. (live me a call and get the
worth of your money.
iitltl " David Cai;.
Another good farm for sale in
Cass County 1G0 acres; good house,
six rooms, frame stable, r.- acres
broke, line cotton wood grove ten acres,
Apply to Neb. IIkuald ollice.
40tf. Jno. A. MacMekphv.
Bring in your corn or oats to the
IIehai.i office. . 41tf.
Ur.t.e for the we ik. nei ,-o:is..unl i1ej,i!ii:i!cj
('l.!'i:iie iiinl l'iiiiifi.1 .-,is.-;isrs cure;! v.i;!nr.it
n'e iieiiie. EieetrU' li' 'is atnl oilier ; r- ! i:iic.'S.
;t' I aii.e.il th.'Ki, aiiii how i.i .listin juisli tie- p n
i.ir.e fiom the sjitiriuus. ile.ik, wi.Si i.ili i i:s r; i -lihii-,
in !ileil free. A ;! .1 r.j-i-i 1'ri.v Ki: .1 aci Kit
OA l.v.'.Me CO , - iii' SLi I'i i.ii.-iii.i i. O.
l.syl-ait.
A C.ontle Hint.
In our style of climate, with its smi
th n -hangs of temperature. rain,
wind and sunshine often intermingled
ii! a sing!' day, it is no wonder that
our children, friends and iriives are
so frequently taken from us by neglect
ed colds, half the deaths resulting di
rectly from this c::u-;e. A bottle of
Bosch ee's Oerman Syrup kept about
your home for immediate use wiii pre
vent serious sickness, a large doctor's
bill, and perhaps death, by the use of
three or four does. For curing Con
sumption, lb . .'ri h.tgr-s, Pneumoniu
Severe Coughs, Croup or any other di,
sease of the Throat or Lungs, its suc
cess is simply wonderful. ;is your drug
gist will tell you. (b rman Syrup is
now sold in every town ami village on
this continent. Sample bottles for tri
al, 10c; reguhirsize, Toe. 3taf-a!t
An Uudoniable Truth.
Yua deserve to suffer, and if you
load a miserable, unsatisfactory life in
tbis beautiful world, il is entirely your
own fault and tliere is only one excuse
for you, your unreasonable prejudice
and skepticism, which has killed thous
ands. Personal knowledge and com
mon sense reasoning win soon show
you thet Greene's August Flower will
cure you of Liver Complaint or Dys
pepsia, with all its miserable effects,
such as sick headache, palpitation of
the heart, sour stomach, habitual cos
tiveness. dizziness of the head, nervous
prostration, low spirits, At". Its sales
now reach every town on the Western
Continent and not a Dm-jist but will
tell you of its wonderful cures. You
can buy a sample bottle for 10 cents.
Three doses will relieve you.
5!valt2v
Horses for Sale.
Jones A: Stroud have IS or 20 head
of good work and carrb'ije horses for
sale. lOLf.
I'eiion.Pai)Pi"s.
Those wanting pension apors ac
knowledged will please remember that
J. 11. Tonuin, Notary l'ublic, Louisville,
has :i certificate .of the county Clerk
tiled with the U. S. pension Agent and
can attend to all such business. 52tf
You can save a large per cent of
your corn crop by read ing "Three Blind
Mice," and following advice. oltf
Tor 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 o registers of
pipe, and for quality and power of tone
cannot be surpassed by any Portable
Pipe Organ. Tor particulars enquire
of si. M. lirown, tuner and repairer of
pianos and orgnns, Creston, Iowa, or to
JAMES PETTEE,
dealer in musical instruments, Platts
mouth, Neb. 47tf.
CIIPAP BOOTS AND SHOES,
Ladies Serge Shoes OOcts.
" Slippers oOcts.
Leather Shoes 75 cts.
Shoes and Boots ake down to f.ock
it.ices.
Mens Buckle Alexis... 1 50
Prince Alberts l 5'j
" Whole stock ISrogans 1 50
These goods and others including
a lavje .stock nf all kinds
of Boots, Shoes and Slippers, must be
sold. No tru3t.
Petek Merges.
For sale, cheap, IZO Desirable buiid-
ill!! lots ill the eit.v nf Plat , t-.m,litli.
i Title pei feet. Tuxes" all naiil ;n. Terms
t . . .. . , . . . ,-, s i ...
jeas3. App.y to A. . McLaugnbn
Cashier 1st National Lank. :itf
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! dec. II. Shafer c Co., M'inufact tir- j
' ws of True Ph.irin.iccutie.ils. Foi t;
,r j- r . :
I AiuUlaon, Iowa. oltl. j
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ood socond-Iianil ;;(; ans and :.ir.L-
I iii-dVi f.-vr v.!o ..e i..i,f I
illCSS at Mr.O. F. Johnson's .DrtlgStore
eor 0th and Main Sts.
I i imv Pi-TTrr
.J AMI 1 l.rTI-L,
9tf. Dealer in Musical Instrument.;,
.
Send vour orders for cigars to A.
Schh-gel tt Iro. they guaratitee s;i' is
l'action iu price and qaatity. lltf
New Potatoes, raised by Alvers Mo
rev, t) weighing a pound, for sale at
W';cki;ai:u's.
May 21st, 173 tf.
Eighty acres of Land for sale, near
Ciecnwood, Cass County, Nebraska:
all under cuitiviition, good small lumse
and young oieluird and grove Time
on two thinis of purchase money. Ap
ply at Neb. IIi-;i:ali office. ltf.
Phil Voting at the P.O. gave away
about live hundred glasses of Soda
Water to the llovs and (iirls on las:
Saturday, and when you want a good
diink of Soda Water call on Phil w ho
keeps the beat, drawn from the Arctic
Fountain.
A Schlegel it Bro, have on hand the
best brands of Smoking and Chewing
tobaccos. ! if
TO TEIK AI'KI.Jt'TitJ.
Act fum-Jy, and at once ju-ocure the
follow ing K'oii'h rful Family Medicines.
Dm Fit l Eti's Riieematio Re.medv
and Liver Pills, a positive, permanent
specific for Neuralgia, Rheumatism,
sciatic;!, Lumbitgo, (lout, pain in Back,
Head. Heart, Lungs," Limbs, Nervous,
Blood and Chronic Die.seases. lr. Fit
.' Kidii'if Cordiil removes deposits,
ot (Iravel. Albumen. Aleali Acids, re
tention of urine, high colored water, j
and slreng! hens the Ih'a.Mer and Ix i.i-
neys. Dr. Fiih r'n Cal!t.ija Tonic, for j
debilitatvJ constitutions, increases vig- j
or, strengthens the system, tones the
stomach, and increases appetite. A j
pleasant substitute for Iron, which i
constipates the Imwi ls ami Ies troys ine
teeth. Dr. lUI-.i's Llirniuii Dcitrirnl
for Lung Disease?, lb on.-hitis. Coughs
and Colds, a superior corubimt! ion
v.hieh acts quickly and relievt s rapid
ly. Vour druggists. Chapman x- I hiss
are agents for Pk.ttmoui.'i. 2)-l
Cant in: to t'.r.iokers.
From and after the 1st day of May.
iti'iS ail boxes containing cigars of tm
manufacture will have my name bold
ly printed on I i.t inside of the lid. This:
is to prevent counterfeiting my brand
of cigars, with, an -inferior quality !'
cigars, resorted to by some unprinci
pled manufacturers. None are genu
ine unless phiinlv labeled:
JULI L'S i'EPPEPP.URG,
M A k' l" V A C T U II E I ! ,
Piattsmouth, - - Nebraska.
Tlio-se wishing to borrow mon"V on
Real Estate security apply to E. II.
Wooley at the ohiee of S. M. Chapman.
l-'tf
Reiiiembci' my slock of ?-(Hd3
bor.iid to he cioeed out in tit! days.
12.1 .'. V. WEl'KHAi n
li:gal xotjcks.
hi
.oo-ii r:r.tior
.Vlis.'ii 1. V.'es:.!.,. r!ait:t:fT, v Win. AltaiT. r.
t!e!i ii.l. tii t. Kef .re A lii.is Telil ;i .tiistiee ot
t'.ie IVii e ill it'.i.l fni'l'iiss (.'leuily, Nelniiskil.
'I'he !efr!. !;;!!;. v. i'.l tn!;o no: lee t'.uit en .June j
.iii ! -7s s:i: l.'.isiiee is. lie,. ;in o; ner ot ill ti.eli
.iii i.l in liu- niiove ;n 'io:i lor the sion oT i.inet -ie
i'ii ;im. I .seventy-1 11! re one II Mli.l It lit lis ilol
l:irs .i. l r. itii.1 iiNo tlir 'uls of suit, ;unl your
font in I lie ri ii) on t he s v '4 of feet ion liuiiil.er
t iiii t y--.i in tow n ten nortli of inline liuiiil.er
twelve, e;ist ,,f il,.. p. ni. ill ';i.ss ( imi'ty.
. . li., liiis l.een iii t.telieil lo i:i the s.;im. Tiie
,ili.ie OitC liiis l.een I'olitiliiietl to August lot il,
1 si 7s. ;it 1 o'clock JI. 111.
i.-.f Ainsiix l". Weston. riaintiiT.
Sheriff's Sale.
Pv virii'.o of tin order of s:ile isriieil ly W. L.
Wells. Cieik of the Distiii't C.eirt. wil'liin :in.l
furf'ii Conn! v. Neiirnskii. iintl to tiie ilireeletl,
I will oil the '7i:i il ly ol .Inly, A. I. ts7s, at
o'eloeU ii. in., of s.ii.l tl.iy. lit the south door of
the Court Mouse, in the City ol riattsmonth. in
:iid C I'li.ty, .sell ;tt inhiie anLiion tlio follow
ing tlesei il.eil r.-al estate, to-wit : 'i'he wist
lii.If iw 't ) of tiie Doit li-o;it (in.titer ine'.i of
f.-ei inn I'.uml'cr tweitv-six ir.i in township
mi in her t v elve 1 121 norih i r.uie nninher eiev
en (il i east of tiie c.i li i. in., together with the
iijiniil letialiefs. Tin .sati.e beinv; levieil upon
iinil i.iken as the property of l'niliip lleiliiut
a:ol (li". !'!.:. Srlioeinan, ilefen.lants ; to saii-fy
a jii'liiieiit of saiil Court recovered by Edward
li. iloV.-V. I'lllllltllT.
n.iltsiiHiuth, etuaskii. June 27th. 17.
14ti It. W. IIvkks. SheriiT.
SlierilTs Sale.
Lv vii tue of :mi r-eeut ion issued bv Win. T..
Weils. Clerk of the I list net Court, within and
fori ass Ci iintv. Nelir:i:;;i. and to me direetetl.
I uiil on i lie Hot 1 1 d;iy of July. A. 1). ls7-. at lo
o'eieek. a. iu.. of said d;iy, at I he sunt Ii door of
tht" Court Utilise iu ri ittsinout ii, iu said Coun
ty, sell at pulijie auction the following real es
t uetti .it: Sity-'.ie aeres of crotitnl ofT of
the I'i'.-d side of tlic .south-west (s wi ijuarter ( '.j
of f lia !io! t h-west in ivi .(nailer C4) and tl:e
north-west (li w 'ini'ter ( ) of t he south-west
i s w ) e, M:i iter ( '4 I of see: ion nil in her t on: y-si
Oil in tow n ship nu i n her t w elve ( ii'i noi I Ii. ranv'
niiniher thirteen fun east of the tit li 1. M. in
Cass County, Nebraska,, and luorc piirtieul.ii iy
deserihed iis eoniineueiiia at a point, three
chains a:iil seventy-nine links c;ist of the north
west corner of tiie south-west U.n .er of the
noi i h-west quarter of said seetion iinnieer
twent v-six, and riinnin'; tlien.-e east in tiie
eighth (S) section line sixteen I'liaius and t'.ven-t-live
links, to the north e;ist corner of the
south-wt'st ii irti rof the north-west quaiterof
said seeiion. ih nee soiuii in the ei.nliih isi sec
tion line twenty chains to the quarter section
1 imp east and west through said seetion. them e
riirniiiir west sivteen chaijis ami twenty-live
links, t hence noil l. t went y chains to the "place
of ln'p:iiiiiin siiid tract of land thus liescrihed
eolH.iiniii si ,v-liit) aeres, aiso i-oiniiieiieinu: t ii
point 1 liree chains and einhty-one links west of
the quaiier section corner on west side of said
section twt t'ly-six. then.-e e;ist on the quarter
section line sixteen chains and twenty-five links
to t he not i h-cnM corner of tin- south-west quar
ter of said seel lot:, t licliee so i.t h in ei'ht Ii sec
tion line twenty i haiio- t. ou;h-east corn-r of
the noi l !i-w esr tiiai ter of the south-west quar
ter i f said section twenty-six, tin-lieu west on
1 lie . ij'".t 1 1 si'ct ion line si v teen chains ami twen
t y - li ve links, thence north twenty chains to t h"
place of in jriiininn, and contaiiuni; 32 .ri-liio
acres, tnakiai; in all sixty-five aeic. ot land, the
satin.' h.-iiiir t!:e sixty-ti w' acres of iiround here
tofore, on the :ih day nf May, ts7,;, adverlised
for aie under an exeotit ion !-siie. in t his cause,
and ll esaleof which wa- eti.ioiiie.ijhy deiendant,
iind which injunction lias been by tne Court set
aside ami held for naught. The same bein.u lev
ied upon and taken as the pi'"l"''ty f Win. 1'.
I'ort. r, defendiint ; to satisfy a jinliniwut of said
Court, reeovered bv First National Hank of
riaitsmoiith. Nehr'asJia, plaintiff.
l'lattsinoutU, Nebraska, June a;th. A. I). l'TS.
i:. W. Hvr.us. sheriff.
Sheriff's Sale.
r.y virtue of an order of sale issued by 'Win. L
Wells (.'lerk of the I ist Court within and for
Cio-s County, Nebrask;!. and to me dnectejl
I w i!l on the i tii ihiy of July. A. I). Is7s. at 11
o'cloeii. A. M.. of sail' day. at tie? fouth door
of the Coiirt ll.nie in saH Countv. Seil at pub
lie Auction the follow itiit Ileal r.state to-wit :
'l he uiit'iiv i;led one half t4i of Lot No seven
(Ti in block No Seventeen ( 7) in the city of
I'iiittsuioutli known n the louner Stable.
Tiie same beinu levied ii.on an. I taken as the
property of Charles I.azenby Helen M. I-azenby
aml Fred liorder Defendants ; to satisfy a hi di
luent of said Court, recovered by i:oseiifi:uiui
F.rol hers a linn doiut business iu Chicago III.
composed of M. & O. Uosetibaimi, Merchants
Fl.oiitiUs.
l'I:ittwuth, Neb.. Juncfitlt A. D.
llw.1 H. V. Hykiis, Sheritf. Cas Co., Neb.
Legal Notice.
In the Cass County District Court of th Second
Indicia! District of Nebraska. Edmund E.
Wouieey. plaintiff vs Joseph Shera. Annette
Shera. his wife, Joseph Saus. Back. M.'Vomas
pnd I'ttc-rs-on. and Ciiiley, Tonnserid Co.,
defendants. Action in foreclosure of mort
gage To Uic above named Buck, HcComa Jt Patterson
I ' r.ih-y, Tw?.cad A Co. Xo rvi.U'iit
1 liefer. dan's.
Y"i: 1:1 ,,f ''" " n elieret-y i:ot;n.l t:.ut
t a " a;.-:. . e uunie.l ;: la 1 1: e. n . e I It- n i ..i v
f Mav. . i. w.i! ;.ie iht-. rr..-o; the .-j. -,v
": i-e.f Maine.-; vm-t. i .is ( l t::i..a i.- (,. -
'.' r.-fli;:t- a i i.e t i:e:e. ev. (. e ! l-ythi's- .
.!.,. eii'l Suera inn! Aaiielte S: e; i. his wif . io
,l.--eih S.e.s. h:i .'.ss'e.:-.' --aiiie :. '!.t!':i.'i i".-
a vafieiMe c.iisi.".eiii..-:i. ti ' ' : ami - r
"f iV",":';;,i',.,1.,f;'i: ':'!',:;;; ;n'i ' !'
ami JflT'llll-t el'liilin 1 .'.'!! estare. site lie. I l'l !:.
eiiity of Ca-is ami S:i:le of Nehtaskri. iit.'I :v
lilitlllli of llie ni.iiiTit il'.ie tlK'i.'en. ii : 1..U -
lielfee.i-.ini I he I..II l'i:i'Z alltl H e, i : . I ;:
y.eir i,-i :. i ii I ;h.:t ea. u ot -i. jn M.i.-.e.:... et
ln.im, nt .:: ior of .l.-i.i. .s:e-,.i o a-, m t.;-
i l salil I il.il. or lie" I ilel t'lli.'.'.l I'V iv.i--i.li
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to the' exeeiirio;. 'of 'sah! "hm: t -r.. V. .a a:."
i'iei.y fert:ier ..tifi.-.l t. ue.ear. j.i.-.-i I. ui. :
'" '''':""' '"' 'he .'ii:i..l ol ti:e i ..l.UI.i !! ' i.e.
I eause. tih-tl ei in oe.'nre MtI.iv .1;!,v It.;. A.
i l. its. m- a':.-.at;ii. is of i.iaii.o;;- !.! .-.
j yon aail eaei. ui j on ill he i ::!;eii ;i-t i-iiiili s. ,!
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i ' i i 1 a lieelei; rei.dereil aivoniiai'ly.
En.Ml '! ! U u.ll.SKV,
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Eluttsui'iiitli X'eb., iiay ul. .v. 1. hts. ltuc
TIIE MARKET3.
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nr.i'oaTKi v. v. v.. win n:
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Reaches all Points in J'uinsjlfanla
and Nt-w Jinny.
Pullman
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8l AO f ape
ON ALL CX?nc3S TRAiNS!
JI A G N I F I C E N T C A It S
F.lil'IlTKD WITH THE CKLKIiaA 1 HO
WESTIHGHOUSE AIR BRAKES
AX!)
Jamu vs Now rutont Safety rbitruri'i
an! C;ujler.
Elegant Ealing Hcnses
V.'ITH A.VPLE TIME lOR MEALS.
i THREE EXPRESS TRAINS
n-,-r
LEAVE CHICAGO AS FOLLOWS
H.OO A. M. SI'KCIAL EAST EXl'KESS T.M-
ci:rr sl'nday.
iri tlic 'popular Vestibule Sleeping Car
Keaches rittsb'.nyh. !:.") a. in.: IT:; n i ''iir.',
11 a. in. : riiilade!;hia, i :00 p. in. : Ne.v V..ik
li A'i p. m. ; r.iiston. t; :1" il. in. ; Hal! imoiv ti :3u
p. m. ; Washington, 9 :oo 1. n.. next day.
5:15 lr. -J. Atlantic Exp. (EJaiZy)
With Draici)i:j-Koom an I Hotel Car.
Iteaelies Ijtt!uirah, 12:15 t. m. ; Ilarri.sburt:.
lu.'.'ij . 111. . I'hiladelph'a, 3 :'',' a. 111. ; .New York
.'. :C a. 111. ; Special rhiladelphia .s'h-epinir Car
011 liiis Train, which remains in depot until 7 :."o
a. in., afioiiiii g I'U'Ia.lelpUiii liu-sseiiifis a full
night's rest.
!J:EO P.M.Niyht Ex p. Except Saturd'y.
With' Draici iiy-Room Sleiping Car.
Itcaclics I'ittsburgli 7 :'a p. rn. ; Harri bui
:i :5u ;t. 111. ; H i't imore. 7 :I5 a. 111.; Washinl. 11
! :'io a. 111. ; l'hiladelphia. s ion a. ni. ; -v V 11k,
in a. 111. ; l.ostou. s :l'i p. lit. Through ihilli
111.11 and Wasliiiigtoa Slcepiuy Car on this
Train.
FAKE ALWAYS AS LOW A3 ANY OTHElt LINE.
;Tl!ifiugh Ticket for Sale at all Principal
Point mi the We-t. Ask for them via the tuul'
WAYNE & PENNSYLVANIA I.I N E.
F. K. MVKiS.
4-i!y Gn. Pits-, a- Ti. ket Agt., I iiic.uio.
PLATTE VALLEY HOUSE, j
isu -.". i-raprictor. 1
TESSi! I.5 215:5.1 f! 3. 5: SSOL'SE. j
Good ncrornmoilations for Fiinners J
;ind the traveling jml.lif. Hoard .?1 ptr j
d:iy. Moals 2t: Entirely refitted and j
re-f nrnished. tind farmers are rt'finest- ;
fd to call and get 3 meals and hed for !
C-1.00. 5;n:j !
WILLIAM HEROLD,
dealer in
DKYOODS,
CLOTHS.
ULANKETrf.
I'LAXXELS,
FURNISHING GOOD.?.
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GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS.
Earse stock of
B00TS and SHOES
to lie
CLOSED OUT AT COST
Notions, Queensware, I
and in fact everything you can call form
the line of
General Merchandise.
CASH TAID FOR HIDES AND FUI'.S.
All kinds of country produce taken in ex
change for goods. Slyl
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL.
FREMONT, NEBRASKA.,
FRANK PARCELL - - - Proj.
Good rooms, good board, aad every thing In
apple pie order. Go to the Occidental when
you visit Frpitsout. lOtt
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LIVERY SALE Af: 3 FEED
Kast of Hatt Vr.'i.-y Ii
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Iu the Town.
Good Teams Altcays on Hand.
Careful Drivers sont vith car
riages if desired.
Carriages sent to Deiot to ii.ect Jul tr.iiis
vlienevtr ordered.
THE ONLY HEARSE IN TOWN.
Funerals attended and earri ?.?' f.MT.Nh'--'J rn
trien.ls. Address. j. V. hHA'.NOS.
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KorsiVi 11 nit- ii Ox Shoeing,
In short, we'll shoo :inyt!iin;r tlntt hut
four from :i Z'l.r;i to ;i (.iir.il'i'f.
Come ;.nd sou us.
JjTIETvV SHOP,
on Firth St.. between M iiiiund N ine Streets,
j.i t ii'Tl s., l!ltn;ilrl fit. 1.1 the M-AV JILItAL
lo-'i- i. tuy'
DLAI.I'.i: IN
W re 2? zi i i 1Z 2? Q
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JAFE3, CHAIRS,
i.:
i Lounges, Tables, Ecdstcad
1 r.ii'., :ar.,
Of All Dis'-riptiu:
METALLIC BUai AL CASES
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Of ii'.l sizes, r. ii.ly iiuitle ami sohl cheai) for c;i.,Ii.
V.'itli t.mny tliiinks rm-i;i-t putrotiiiiC 1 1 11 v I
invito ;t!l to cn'l and exninine my
eai:;;k sk.ck ok
lotr. rric vx rr ie .v vi i 1
H. HEROLD,
dealer iu
di:y goods,
hoots.
liOOlS,
SIIOSE.
JIATS,
I" V R N I S ! 1 1 N 0 C OO DHr
CAPS.
;i om:s.
GiiucnniFjs, d'
JEWELRY and 1T0TI02TS.
I have :t l:ir-f stock of
Buck GlQYQSp
(.f my o-.vii make to be clo-t-d out :it cot. AT
kind-i of
COUNTRY PRODUCE
t.ilicn in e.fh;t.r.r? f"r
.s-ms jm. 'vrr . si
Hrtfc mr m mm
Main Strff t. Conir of Fifth,
ri.ATT.-MoUTH, - . -
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GREEK & BLOVERT,
l. o v i s v i L. 1 1: T I X S ti O I,
AM)
REPAIRING ROOFING AND
SPOUTING.
First Class Stock.
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DKY COOriS, (; KOC'EKfl-"'.
C I'EF.NSWA j: i:. C CTLKR V.
TIN V A UK, LOt'l'S, SilOE.-v
II ATS, CAI'.S,
AND NOTIONS OT ALL KINI'S.
THICK LIST.
Prii.ts 10 to 20 yr.rtU for fjl.O.
CoITcp, Ti'A U,r SLOG.
Tea, 40c to iSl.OO w
I'cachts. 12 !Ls f.r 31.00.
Sn-r.r, 10 to 12 It for SI. 00.
('lit cse 15 to 20 cts per H.'.
Fears, .j IU fur 81.00.
1'i uiK j. 8 lbs for 61.00.
Beans, 18 to 20 lbs for 81.00.
Greenwood, Neb. ,?y
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