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n J' 1 I f 0 IT r II K II E U A A. 1 .( C A I. A I V EUTI S KM K N TS. Trr.:iMon:. J.-, cents a line. Kenlur advertis er. M cents it line. No advert ixcinwnt Inserl- I l'r lev than ::." cents. not lors at Statute rat-. Attorneys ami oHiicrs .if tin" l;iw will bo neltl r pnsit.fe for all li-aal notices t h v ani in, unit all iiartU s demanding .a proof of piititM-a-It-ui of i.ny notice w ill le livid for tlie t'"lL-a-lion fee of sncli notice. (OMMLNK'ATIMNS. A our "itmr-e i limited, all lonmnmicaVoin 3iii-i lw l.iu f an l to ihjMiint. with no wa-ste d( v olds. .. , - . , Tin- inner is r("-xnsitle lor tlie correctness t, -oi.!ii')-'t.M o:'y of I'iiiil matter ami paid l.e t,';il.s. only. 1 Miy person who takes the tinner filarly f-o'in tlie' p-ss' -'.'filer, vvlu-tlicr liie'.-:'l to liis ii line, or v.licther lie is a sultscriucr or not is responsible fortt-.o ;r.y. j. If aiw i el son onlcis liis paper ilNoonthi n. 1. 1 m.'.Nt pav all arr.-ara;:es. or the pnlilisli it i:i:iv continue to win! ;l until piijliiciit Is tn.-vlc." and collect the whole amount, whetiur l!.e p:iier is t Vv.-:n troni I lie ofliec or not. .1. 1 lie courts have ticcwled that refusing to t ike mwMiiipers and pel ioilical.s from tli post oiIm e. or n-iiio in:; ami l avinn them imealleil f.r. is ',!. i facie evidence of IN I k.n i Io.n ai. nMiii. i:. & j. k. n. time taii ee WKSTWAHM. Express Mall. J.":ive f'liieaun. 1 l'atn 10 (mpin Mendota ; 1 .'"ilii 1 -t'.ain i ;;iii s!,ur ! 1 .V.pin 5 : -".a i ii " 1 ; 1 1 tin t.n 7 4'ipin X Plain " iUuii.;i M.-ipiii tt .V.am iiaritoii : 1 4.ani 2 I'-pm I'lctMii 4 J.'aiii r, l.-.pm l.c.l :ik ' l"'" mi"" Arr. lMattsiiioiith . a joani i:astyaki. I".xprcs Mail. I.Tve riattsmouth 3 Wipm' .1 :t":mi (ia; h iiopm s ". .am ic-toii.!. ' li :c.pin 11 I ".am li.tiiloli 12 -'wain 2 l'.pni Oiiiuuwa .i LO.mi .1 (Hip in r.nlm-ton -"am 4uj.ni ;a'.esl.iil H .V.ahi 11 lif.plll m' ii.l.ita". .'. 1- l'pni '-i loam Arrtv. fl.ir;.;-.. 3 . T itiani 13. & M. R. KTime Table. Corrfted Thurstl'ty, Jttnnaiy 10, 1HT8 KOU OMAHA I KUM ri.ATTSMOl TII. j iivi's 7 :isi a. in. J : V J. m. ArrlM'S : to It. III. .11 p. m. ki:om omaha roit ri.TrsMoi Tii. i ersvfs '. a. m. Arrives II ; a. Irt. 6 ;IM p. III. " ' 1'- '" 11: TI1K WKST. 1 eave, riattsinoiitii M iu a. m. Arrives T.iii r.,;:i,l p. in.; Aniws Kearney. :' p.m. freight I.MU'H 'J : a. in. Ar. I.ineoln 2 :"0 p.m. 1KOM "(It K WKST. Iy.:ies Kearnev.ii m. Leaves Lincoln. il . m. Al tiws l l;il t -umilTU. :i :MI li.il l'l. tc!'' leaves l.in.-.-.la ll ::i". a. in. Arrives riallsi.i.x.ui, 1 !'. 11. r.i i Nt; K AST. r.I'ves. f, :ir a. i.i. l aen. r. Utain each ila ) 3 :M p. oxoc-pt f.at.r.J.av. Kvcty tiiivl Sat unlay a train von-lo-et-. at the u-.il:il time. il y HO' KS TO ST. I.Ol'IS hv the new J-. ,fi r r. I i.i M N M H'TII. IT l.K MN ;: .- 1 . 1 . 1 1 1 ' I N I i (Alls mil f.om I.iinin. t'-n l..-t. l.o:ii without ehanue. I-.Y IKWiNi; VI.ATTSMOJ-T1I AT " :"' V. '1 vn'i ! r. e !:i ri r. :.o'' IS I he next evening at .i'u. 1. r. i.i.: St. l-ouis at s :.'n a. m . oil ar- 1 i e '.ii ri.ittinoif Ii :t : "'i he next tool i.iii'.r. ''.li-ii l"irke!- for ale for all ioi!:ls ort:i. -.it I I.a-l a.ot Ue.sf. r S A. VI I I.I. rimr.i.ii. P. V.". l!VI1"H"OrK. Ticket Ayeut. Ii" II. V.'e!ein r.l"S. A-el!t. i. M. I'.fi Ii 1 A 1 . Auent. I'lati.iioutll. l.tilV l. AM IiKI'AKTl T.K OF i-I.ATTS--V ;i(H I!l MAILS. v s i ! i: Arrlv at - 'J n.i:t!ii & set tih- kn liepar t at - . ::ui a. in. -.no p. III. :; a. pi. OMAII 1 A H. & M. Arrive at M -..'io a. in. 1 IH-pai t :-.t wivrMts v i v r- '' - 2 :1"' I. in. A rri ve Arrive A n ive it - :1" 1. m. i " pal . vi ;en a. in. v 1 km v.; n- i :'!:. I i ;in 1:1. ; I up. lit at - 2 :')'i p. f!. 1:0. ; p. I I iTS.V; t siov Mil. i s. ut 1 :,, , m. Iieieirt i f - 1 p. 1.1. .1. V. MA1MIA1.1.. I'. M. LOCAL NEWS Tt.f ;:y n-.inirg, twenty coaches conn sed tl-vJ tram to i,inc-,n. Mr. J. I?. IVrree i-mtiIit us e..vv l'i no sliei-iltlr-i.S of l'".i.'hi'S sumo from - 1 J ..... I - bis place. A dwelling hnr.v! for vcn:. En quire of Dr. J. L. McCrea r Captain Marshall. ;V- Leesley informs us that he f :-nt s me 10 varieties of fruit to the State Fair. Evi-rj thing new in the Jine of MilWieiv at S'kinon & Xathan's cheap seta It is impossible to publish the rules of the Reading Room this week. They will appear next week. P. B. Murphy is back from the Bhu-k Hills, looks fat. and sound as a 11 ut ; will stay about a month. Xew goods are just rolling in at Solomon i'c Nathan's and they are sell ing them cheap. r't2 William Baker, Esip, returned home Friday, bag and baggage, looking just as natural as Billy always does. J.o-r A bridlo-from the sulkly coining in from fair. Return to W. J. Jonef ai.d receive a suitable reward. Napoleon got a ducking Thursday Evening in the dark and rain. Less whiskey and loss water next time .Vp-" Latest St!cs of Millinery at Solo mon ,; Nathan's, (lilt and Silver braid anl cords, gilt woven silks, and all the latest shapes of hats. Call and se them. Mr. Lewis Calkins biings us an apple which measures twelve and one siuarter inches in c:rcumference, and Is the very perfection of a rasy red one. If the exertions of Mr. Young .Secretary, and in fact all the Officers could have made, the fair a success, it would have been a grand one, they worked hard enough. New Dress Goods at Solomon & Na than's, Knickerbocker Waterproofs, "curettes, cashmeres and all the lat est styles, more coming. Call and see how cheap they are. 2Gt2 Mr, Ilesser sent off three or four wagon loads of plants, vegetables, fruit :c, to the state fair, but he didn't take the century plant this year; he will get plenty of premiums without that however. Mr. Schickctanz leaves Platts mouth this week and returns to Council BlutTs to reside. His shop will still be kept open however by his brother-in-law. We are sorry to see Mr. S. go ing away. We neglected to make a mention last week of the fact that Mrs. Richey. wife of Dr. Richey, the dentist, joined her husband here. The Doctor, owing to pressure of work doer not leave un-t-il iU last of this week.- Lost. A large brown shawl, be tween my house and J.Clapen'a. suing liome from the Fair, l'leasc return to IIkkald oflice or to WM. ElKCXBERIiY. Billy Lenijike, our famous Tailor shot himself accidentally Sunday morn ing in the only sound leg he has. Hap pily for JJilly tlie wound is not deep iiiul he still continues to cross both legs; for many a day yet, the IIkuali? sinceibly hopes. J. II. Leesley, Mr. Doud and Mr. J. C. Cummins, represented tho fruit interests at our Fair. Leesley took (several premiums on apples and grapes. Cummins on Peaches of which he showed very fine ones. Mr. Pond's exhibit was small but exceedingly line fruit. There will be a donation party at the M. E. Church, at Weeping Water, for the benefit of the l?ev. E. Wilkin son, on Thursdry evening. Oct. 3d, 18T3. A cordial invitation is extended to all. .Supper will bf provided. IJy Okdkk of Committee. The second street bridge H finish ed at last, and is a very handsome structure, and a very great accommoda tion to all the people who have busi ness at the railroad Freight Depot and at the residents on the street. Young Mi. Wise was the contractor and h;.s made a good substantial job of it IJy an error in typc3 in the Weep ing Water article last week. the amount donated by the Sunday Scool at Weep ing Water to the yellow fever suffer ers was made to read two dollars in stead of ten as it should have been, wit It ten cents added, a pretty good give for a Sunday School of less than sixty scholars. Ei. IIehald: In self defence I de sere to say that the indignation of Mrs Xorvell is entirely wasted, and grows out of the total misapprehension of the true meaning of the words I used. There is and was no cause foi her card published in your paper last week, as any fair minded person can see, by reading the article complained of. Iiesp'v, F. M. McDoxaoii. Lawyer Smith has found his pock -etbook but not his money. The book and money are supposed to have been found by a man named Johnson near Hock muffs. His people, together with his father-in-law Eato.i. have been spending too much lately biiyino; horse- es, calico and so 0:1. Tha Sheriff and Smith went dow n there yesterday and the full results will be known soo:i. The officers and Directors of the Cass county Agricultural Society are requested to meet at the Court House in Plattsmouth, on Monday, Sept., 30, at 2 o'clock sharp, for the purpose of auditing all bills and accounts against the society. All persons having any accounts against the society will please present them at said time. All bills arid Premiums will be paid after said tmeting, J. P. Yoi no, Secretary. Mrs. Johnson and Miss Sweeney an- h ud at work again, trying to sup ply the demand for Fall hats and have received a large stock of all the latesL s'.jlcs in millinery, among w hich arc: Plumes, tip5, wings, and feathers of every shade, color and variety. Velvet, silks, both plain and fancy and in a variety of colors; olu.-.li, ditto, I s;diu of all kinds and prices. Ribbons in satin; gros grain ; double faced, satin one side gros grain the other; in all the newest shades includ ing garnets, and the new red shades. Ornaments of numerous designs, laces and a full variety of fancy goods including gloves. rr.l:lcs,t ies, lace scarfs etc., etc. Their pattern hats are very hand some and they invite ffte inspection of all. We made mention last week that the ladies of St. Luke's Ouild had sent out committees in t lie various wards to solicit bedding and other supplies for the yellow fever sufferers. Some misunderstandinghas arisen webelieve in regard to the work being entirely confined the to Episcopal church, w hich is a mistake. Any help from other church members will be thankfully re ceived, or from people belonging to no denomination. All are asked to con tribute, to solicit, or to help in any way they can. A box was sent olT last Monday containing 2!) shirts, 71 pillow slips, 57 nun's shirts. IS boys shirts, 37 chemises, 2S night dresses and shirts, 1 bed quilt, 1 blanket, 1 spread and quite a quantity of child rens clothing, and other articles. Near ly enough had been obtained at the time of writing for another box, and any articles still sent in will be for warded promptly. Mr. Julius Pepperlerglost the con- ' tents of his pocket book last Saturday, night. He. in company w ith his wife attended the theatre. On their return they found the back door of his house unlocked, which aroused their suspi cions and Mr. P. made a thorough search of the house as he thought, but found nobody within. The next morn ing, however, the pants which he had worn the night before were found lv- ing out in the kitchen, the pocket book Heading, Arithmetic. (leography, Eng which had hi en in the pocket beside lish Grammar, and the Ilistorv of the them and the contents of it, some 828, gone. The supposition is that the man must have secreted himself under the bed, watched where Mr. P. put the pants, and after they had gone to sleep secured them and escaped as he had come. The kitchen window had been removed, and a couple dozen eggs in a dish on the table in front of the win dow were smashed, probably in their attempts to get in or out This rob bery was evidently accomplished by an experienced hand, and we hear rumors also of a man being robbed on the transfer train, w hich looks Very much as if we had a gang in our midst who were deliberately carrying on their ne farious operations, If some attempts are not made at detection and punish ment we shall probably Lave more rob "beries to chronicle.- Billy Marble. Billy Marble, the popular Comedian, will be in Plattsmouth three nights of this week, Thursday, Friday, and Sat urday, Sept. 2Gth, 27th. and 23th. Marble will be supported by his own Company and produce three excellent plays. Remember, only three nights, in Fitzgerald Hall. Secure your seats without extra charge, at the P. O. News Depot. Admission 50c; child ren 2-jc. Special Excursion Train. A special excursion train to the State Fair has been run by the B. & M. Ii. K. to Lincoln and return since Tuesday last, on which the fare for the round trip and admission to the Fair Orounds is $1.50. This train leaves Plattsmouth at 3:10 p. m. and returns at 10:15 a. m. Special rates have also been given on the regular trains, consisting of one fare for the round trip and fifty cents additional into the fair grounds. These tickets are good to return until the 23th. Personal. Miss Flora Wise left for Kansas City last week on a visit. Mrs. Carl Seeley is visiting her friends and relations in Plattsmouth. Mr. Robinson of Glen wood, formerly one of the Editors of the Opinion made the IIkkald a hasty call on his way to Lincoln. Miss Anna Dakin who 1ms been in Utah for the past year, returned on Thursday last, accompanied by her sister Mrs. Liddle, of Utah who will probably spend the winter in platts mouth. Hon. Ceo. F, Blanchard of Fremont, who is spoken of quite favorably as successor to the Hon. Frank Welch, made the Herald a short call yester day morning during the absence of the Editor. 32AKi:ir::. Al'.KL COLE At the retideniv. and Ly Kev. K. t'ule. Sept. Mil lrx. (J l;i s A i:iU. au 1 n.v li.V A. Ci.l.K, hotil of fuss county. DAVIS M KN KOi;i hv Kev. K. ( Ie :-t Kiiflit Mih! I : rove. Se;'t. uth. S. AI. Davis and M A i: v L. Mkm-i.'KI, bom of Cass com. ty. Lost in the city or between the "lty and Xoah R, Hobbs below Rock Bluffs, a morocco pocket book containing about ss-J.-jO in currency and valuable papers. The tinder will he liberally le warded by leaving th same at the odice of (I. S. Smith. Lost Sept. ISth. Notary Public. J. C Newberry, Notary Public, and Real Estate Agent, Weeping Wa ter, Cass Co. Neb. Letters answered promptly and all business attended to ai once. 2t4 Slippers 35c a pair at Merges. Stf Settlement Notice. I shall be found at Fred Stadel mann's Bakery for some time to come for the purpie. of settling all my bus iness, collecting my debts and accounts and paying my own. I want my busi ness affairs wound up as speedily as possible and would thank my friends and JaU patrons to come around and help me to square up by settling all our accounts. Very Respectfully. 20tf Wm. Stadklmaxx. VICTORIOUS A (A IN. Latest llonar Paris Exhibition of 1S7S i wo liiglirst iobl .Medals Awarded to .Uas ia iV iiauilin Organ Company. The Mason & Hamlin Organ Com pany have the honor to announce tiiat they have been awarded the first prize gold medal at the'Paris Exhibition of 1S7M, for the superior excellence of their Cabinet and Parlor Organs. Thirty leading manufacturers of reed organs from all nations were among the competitors, and the various juries w ho have made and ratified the award were composed of the most eminent professionals and experts of their re spective countries. In audition to the above the Dlason . Ilamliu Organ Company re ceived the distinguished honvr of the award of a separate Gold Medal to the uperinlendent of their factory, Mr. W. O. Trowbridge, in testimony of the excellence of their work in its detail and of the completeness of their sys tem and thoroughness of factory ap pointment. This is in accordance with the uni form experience of the Mason !t Ham lin Company who have been awarded First Medals or other highest honors at all World's Expositions for eleven years, viz: at Paris. li!7; and Vienna, 1S7J; Santiago, 1S75; Philadelphia. 1875; and Paris ISIS. Messrs Mason & Hamlin will be hap py to send descriptive circulars to. any applicants. Address, 33ason & f lamlin Organ Co., 154 Tremoxt St.. Boston; 25 Union Sj., Ni.w York 250 and 252 Wabash Ave., Chicago. James Pettee. University of Nebraska. Instruction given in all the branches of a liberal education. Open to both ladies and centlemen. Candidates for admission to the Prtparntory Department must pass a f:iir oy :i ii d n ;i t i . 01 irt Oi'll.mi...i.ki. United States. Instruction is given in i her Arithmetic, English Analysis, and Physical Geography, cash for a single term. tuition free to all. Fall Term begins Tuesday, Sep tember 10, is7, and ends Friday, De cember 20. Winte-: Term begins Thursday, January 2, 1879, and ends March 21. Sprino Term begins April 1, and closes on the Second Wednesday of June, the day of the annual commence ment. Catalogue, contain'ag full informa tion, can be had upon application to E. B. Fairfield, Chancellor. Lincoln, July 6, 1877. 17m9. 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, Hf. Dealer fa Musical Instrument. SPECIAL NOTICES. Stove3 put up and blacked. Pipe cleaned and all fijtod up in apple-pie order by Chas. Brown. Leave orders at Bob. Sherwood's store. 25-tf . Goto Schlegel Bros, and get the int tag Lorillard smoking Tobacco. To Let. Two or three rooms to let near the ra'lroad. Inquire at this office. 25t2 EVERY FAMILY IN THE IV EST. Says Itroivn's Illarlilifrry and (inger is a safe, pleasant and reliable remedy for Diarrhea, Dysentery, Chol era Morbus, and Summer Complaint. Procure a bottle of this Celebrated Family safeguard at once. Delays are Danyeious. Price, fifty cents ner bot tle. ISroYviis Vegetable JMver Mils are the standard remedy for the Liver and Bilious diseases of this cli mate. 4 trial establishes them in every Western Family. lli owiCH Arnica Salve has no equal for removing inflammation and for healing old sores and ulcers. All of Jirotcn'g Popular Family Medi cines For sale by Dr. W. E. Donelan, Chapman & Smith, J. II. Buttery and O. F. Johnson. 15tf Plattsmouth, Neb. Horses for Sale. Jones &, Stroud have 18 or 20 head of good work and carriage sale. horses for lOtf. The Atlanta (ia., Constitution, Recently published a long account of the destructiveness of the Sherman Rat" which is ? to 4 times R3 large as the Northern Rat. On the 17th of Sep. ember. 1877, the Manager of this celebrated paper having tried Centen nial Rat Exterminator says: Gentle men your "Pizen Stuff" knocks "Sher man Rats," stiff and cold. Osaoe, Iowa. Dec. 20, 1877. Star Manufacturing Company, Fort Madison, Iowa; Gentlemen: The Cen tennial rat poison, received lat Mon thly. We have given three (loses. On Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday nights, and we vei ily believe there is not a rat or mouse left. The saw mill, feed, custom and merchant's mills were full of them, as were also our houses, cooper shops, barns and hog pens. Sii ce giving them the poison they have been running round as "crazy as loons" and the river bank is line with dead rats, in fact it has created a terrible commotion among Miem and they have all left, thanks to the Centennial Rat Exterminator." each box of which is worth a twenty dollar biil. We will see our druggists and have them send forit. Thanks, thanks. Very respect fully. E. M. Britts, & Co. This great economizer for property holders, farmers, tt al., is for sale by druggists and general dealers every where. Price 25 cents, large cans 61,00 20tf. Slippers 35c a pair at Merges. Stf CHEAP BOOTS AND SHOES, Ladies Serga Shoes " Slippers ""' ' " Leather Shoes. COcts. 50cts. . . . . 75 cts. Shoes and Boots are down to roc k trices. Mens Buckle Alexis S 1 50 Prince Alberts 1 5 " Whole stock Brogans 150 These goo Is and others including a large stork of all kinds of Boots, Shoes and Slippers, must be sold. No trust. otf Peter Merges. Smoke the B. & M. in Nebraska ci gars at Schlegel Bros. Prints twenty vards for S100 at Rockwell's. IStf Five pound of best rio coffee for SI at Rockwell's 15tf Send your orders for cigars to A. Schlegei if- Bro. they guarantee satis faction in price and quality. 14tf 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 filed with the U. S. pension Agent and can attend to all such business. 53tf Go to Jones & Stroud for a good team just now. lOtf. Thirty of tlio best orsan trwilirrs of t lie Woria ;oV eiiiiipi'titors at tin. Exposition. ;i ciil.lc ii is;i?cfi to tlio Associated Trt' says twci lii;l!ft sold nieilais have ln-cu awarded lo t lie American makers. Mason & Hamlin. RAID on RATS. Use Centennial Rat Exterminator. 20lf Go to Rockwell's at Louisville to buy your millinery goods, they have just received a large and well selected stock of ladies hats and trimmings of the latest stvle. 13tf Jloney to Loan. We will negotiate loans, in Cass County on improved farms, on five years time of TEN PER CENT SEMI ANNUAL INTEREST AND 1 AND i PER CENT COMMISSION EACH YEAR. Funds obtained promptly, call on or address Moore & Ocobock, soutli side Gov't Square, Lincoln. Neb. 20m3. Caution 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 the lid. This is to prevent counterfeiting my brand of cigars, with an inferior quality of cigars, resorted to by some unprinci pled manufacturers. None are genu ine unless plainly labeled: JULIUS PEPPER BURG, M ANUFACTURER, Plattsmouth, - - Nebraska. White fish at 80 cents a kit at Rock well's. i5tf Go to Rockwell's for all kinds of dry goods and groceries at bed rock prices. $5,000.01 0 TorFAitx Produce alonecan be saved by using i.WtnliaZ lint Ert:rmito.uiT. iotf A Schlegel & Bro. have on hand the best brands of Smoking and Chewing tobaccos. 14tf You can save a large per cent of your corn crop by reading!'Threo Blind Mice," and following advice. 34tf "German Syrup." No other medicine in the world has ever given such a test of its curative qualities as Boschee's German Syrup. In twoyears 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 ple bottles 10 cents. Regular size 75 cents. Three doses will relieve any exse. 08tf-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 Green -'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 i3 just wdiat you want. olj--alt.2w Consumption Cured. An old physician, retired from practice, hav ii'K had placed in liis hands by an East India liussoiiary the formula of a simple vegetable remedy, tor the upeedy and permanent cure for consumption, bronchitis, catarrh, asthma, and all throat and lmi'' affections, also a positive and radical cure for nervous debility and nil nervous complaints, fter liaviirr tested il wonderful curative powers in thousands of eases, has felt it his duty to make it known f.r his suHciIiiu: fellows. Actuated bv this motive, and a desire to relieve human suiTei ini;. I will send free of charge, to all who d"sile it. this recipe, with fu'.l directions for prepannjr and usintr. in licrmaii. French, or English, Sent by mail by adilressin ith si amp, naininji t his pa per. W. W. Sherar, 1-rj Towers' Diock. Roches ter, New York. 20U LEGAL XOTICES. In Bankruptcy. In the District Ciirt of thr. X'nitfil S'.'tlm, for th,; iJi trict of rbra.-l:a. In tlic inaltinif A. I. Ki ith, Hanhruiit. raited States District Court Clerk' O.Tice. Omaha, Nki:.. Sept. 21, lSTs. To W hum it mny Concern: Notice Is hereby n'lven that a petition has been, to wit, on the huh day of September, A. D. 17S, filed in said District Court by A. L. Keith, of FainiKiiint, in said I "strict, who has been heretofore duly declared bankrupt under the act of Congress entitled "An Act to estab lish a iiuiioriii system of bankruptcy through out the I'nited States," approved March l i'.T. and as amen. led. for a discharge ana certificate thereof, from all his debts and other claims provable under said act, and thai the I l2t ll day .f October. I.STs, at 2 o'.doek p. in., at the ofltce of J. L. Webster. Ksij.. the rei;i.ser in bank ruptcy for eaiil District at Omaha in said Dis trict is the time and place assinej f:r the hearing ot the same; when and where you inav at tend, and show cause, if any ou have, why the prayer of the said petition should not be granted. W ATSON Ii. . SMITH. "7i2 Clerk. Legal Notice. O. A. Ciegliorn. non-resident of the State of Nebraska, will take notice that .1. J. I'"'OS, of the County of Cass. Slate of Nebraska, did on the lo; Ii day of September. li7s, liie his pet i tion in the District! Court, of Cass County ill the State, of Nehraska, against the said tl. j. Clei;!ioiii. defendant, getting forth that the said (i. A. Clejihorn Kave a inortaye to the said J. M. linos, on lots numbered 44:), 4"d. "M. and 410, i;i the town of I.o-iisv ille, in said Cass county. Nebraska, to secure the payment of .--lou.Oii and interest aecordni'i lo a certain promissory note referred to in said monfiae. And praying that uai.l O. A. Clejiliorn may pay said sum now claimed and Interest from the I'tu day oi March. ls7s, or that said premises mav be t-oid to pay the saaie.and the said !. A. Cieghorn is notilied tiiat he is to aoj.car and answer said petition on or belore the 11th day of November, 17S. Date 1 Sept. IS. 1S7S. .1. J. T-OOS. l?y WlLLKTT l'OTTKNOFIt, his tltt'y. -'7t4 Master's Sale. District of Nebraska. ss : In the Circuit Court of the L uited States for the District of Nebras ka. Jeremiah Waterman) vs. V In Chancery. John MAssorrsT. S FOKECLOSL KE OF MOKTOAC.E, rublie notiee is hereby piven that in pursu ance of a decree entered in the above cause. on the 17th day of May 187s. I Watson I), smith. Master in Chancery of said Court, will on luesday the l'.th day of October, 17 at the hour of 2 o'clock in the afternoon ot" said day, at the front door of the District Court llo'iise in the City of Lincoln, Lancaster county. Nebraska cell at Public: Auction, the following described property t-wit : The north half of the mirth east uarter of Section number twenty-six in Township number seven iu Kan;;e number seven, east of the ixtli Trincipal Me ridian, according to the tJovernnient Survey, of the State of Nebreska, in Lancaster county, Nebraska. Watsk.v H.Smith, Omaha. Sept. 10th. 1878. Master in Chancery, Harw ooD & Amks. Solicitors for Pill. 2M4 Master's Sale. Distilct of Nebraska : In the Circuit Couri of the United States, for the District of Nebraska Jeremiah Waterman ) vs. via Chancery William f. Harbour et at. ) FOKLCLOSI KE OF MORTOAfiE. Tublie notice is hereby given that in pursu ance of a decree entered in the above cause, ou (he 17tli (iay of May. 1S7-S, 1 Watson T.. Sini h, Master in Chancery of said Court wiil, ou .Mon day, the 1 1th day of October ls7s. at the hour of 5 o'clok in the afternoon of the said dav at the froiu door of the District Court House iu the City of Seward, Seward county N'ebraka, sell at public auction, the following described prop erty to-wit: '1 he east half of the northeast quarter of section twelve ll:') in township nuui-ln-r twelve (Il'i ia rani-e four, east of the Cth P. M., being eighty acres of land in Seward eoun ty Nelirrska. Watson H. Smith, Omaha, .-ept. If). 1S78. Master in Chancery. IlAitwoon & Amks. 25U Sale of Common School Land. Notice is herebv iven. that on Tuesday, the 22d day of October. 1S78. all the School Land in Cass county remaining unsold, (except that which has been leased. i will be offered at public sale to the highest bidder, at the oflice of the county Treasurer, of said county, said sale coimnenein al lo o'clock a. in. and continuing until all of said land has been offered. Full de scription and appraised value of said land will be found at the county Treasurer's office. Dated at Lincoln. Nebraska, this Mil day of September. A. D. l7s. T.y order of the lioard of Educational Lands and Funds. y. M. DAVIS, Com'r Tubllc Lands and liuiidings, J. 51. Patterson, County Treasurer Aent. 2Cot Leal Notice. To Qeortje TT. Cod;, ZTon-resiticnt Defendant: You are hereby notified that Melissa L. Pat rick, ou tlie lltli dav of September. A. L. 173, filed herpetition in the IVstrict Court within and for Cass County, Nebraska, atrainst Edwin An-e.l. Mary E. Augell. (ieorjre W. IloairlaiHl. and Oeor-e W. Cody, defendants, setting forth that the said Kdwjn Ancell and Mary E. Anell gave a niogaue to the said Melissa L. Patrick, on the north half (n't) of the south-west quar ter sw4) .f section number thirty-four (a4) township twelve (121. north of raime nine 9i, east of the sixth oahi princinal meridian, iu Cass County. Nebraska, to secure the pavment of sixteen hundred dollars (.l.iMo.w) according lo four certain promissory note refened to iu paid iiitrttfaiie, and that since i he j-ivinsj of aid mortice the other defendants, lieorge W. Cody, and (ieose A. Hoaland have or claim some interest iu said premises, under the said Edwin Anpcll and Mirv Ji. Alice!, and praying that the said Edwin Auell may p-tv the amount claimed to be due ou said noU-s. to wit : The sum .of nine hundred and eighty-one dollars and seventeen cents (9si.t7) w it h in erest thereon at the rate of seven (7) per cei.t. per annum from Oct. 8lh, 177. in a short dav t be. named by the court, or in default thereof that said premises may be sold to pav the same and the said Oeorae W. Cod v. defendant, M hereby notified tha he is required to apear, and answer said petition on or before the 23-l day of October. A. 1. H78. SeP--, -U1' ,S78- MELISSA L. PATPvICK. By T. B. Wn.oi, her att'y.' 274 Sheriff Sale. By virtue of an order of sate Issued by Wit Ham II. Hoover. Clerk of the District Court within and tor Nemaha Countr, Nebraska, and to me directed. I will on the 7Ui day of October A. I). 1878, at 10 o'clock, a. in., of saiil day. at the south door of the Court House1 In Tlatts iiiouth. iu said County, sell at public auction the: following Real Estate to- wit : The soutli half (S. 1 jl of the south west quarter (s. w. 4 of Sec tion number twenty-eight (2S lu Townhlj number ten (10) north of range number nine (9) east containing eighty acres the same belnj; levied umu and taken as the property of Josh ua P. Hurdick and Debora Burdick. defendants ; to satisfy a judgment of said Court, recovered bvOeorge V. Kee.l & Company Plaintiffs. 'Plattsmouth, Neb., August 2;th. A. D. 1878. 11. W 11 vers. Sheriff. 2.H5 Cass Co. Nebraska. WILLIAM HEROLD, dealer In DRY GOODS, CLOTHS. BLANKETS, FLANNELS, FURNISHING GOOD3. OliOCEIifES OF ALL KINDS. Large stock of BOOTS and SHOES t be CLOSED OUT AT COST :o:- Notions, Queensware, and in fact everything you ean call for in the line of General Merchandise. CASH TAID FOR HIDES AND Fl'KS. AU kinds of country produce taken in ex change for goods. 13ly E. PARMELE, SALE, FEED tt- LIVERY STABLE On Main street nearly opposite the Court House, I'lattsinoulh. Neb. iorsEsfoR Sale. The buying and selling of good horses made the specialty of the business. New Horses & Carriages, ami gentle horses, for Ladies to drive ar kept at this Stable. Also a carry all. which runs to the depot, and will carry passengers from any place iu town on call. FARMERS CALL AND ETA MINE MY STOCK FOR SALE. 8vl E. PARMELE. H. A. WATERMAN & SON Wholesale and Uetall Dealers in riNE LUMBER. LATH. SHINGLES. SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, ETC.. ETC., ETC. Maiu street. Corner of Fifth, PLATTSMOUTH, - - - - NEB. Still Better Rates for Lumber. Crf Z. , 9i T DICK STREIGHT'S LI VERY, FEED AND SALE STA RT. ES. Corner 6th and Pearl Sts. HOUSES BOARl)F.I BY THE DAY, TYKEK, OR 31 OATH. HORSES BOUGHT. SOLD OB TBADSD. For a Fair Commission. TEAMS AT ALL HOURS. Pauicular attention paid to Driving and Training TROTTIXG STOCK. Ai-s A hearse furnished when c a AGEXTS WATED. FOIi THE YOI XG rCOPLE'S ILLUSTRATED BIBLE HISTORY. O.ver lOO.OOO copies already wold, ASD ONLY A HIALI, PAliT OF THE ( Ol'MIiY CAN VAsSK.l. THE II F.ST AND EASIEST HOOK TO SKl.I.. ' his work contiiitis an attractive account of th creat events inetitiotif-d in the Old and New Testaments, the lives of the Patri archs. Prophets ;tnd Ki.iirs : of Christ and I lis Apostles, and of the remarkable women and children mentioned in the sacred volume. Ii.- l.rsTKATKII WITH KI.KliAXI ST EE I. t.MiBAY- I2t;s. For terms, address Henry Kill Illlihlis Co., 2.jts Xorwicli, Conn. F. S. ECK0LS. Dealer in JEWELRY", WATCHES, CLOCKS, NOTIONS, CANDIES, CIGARS, TOBACCOS. At Louisville Neb., call and exam ine the stock. 171y KEEXAN & GRACE. Retail Lianor Dealers. CIGARS AND TOBACCOS. PLATTSMOUTH - - NER. Also Billiard Hall and Saloon on Main street, four doors from Sixth at Neville's old place. Store nd saloon on Main St. two doors east of the Post office. REST BRANDS OF CIGARS, ALES, WINES, dC AT BOTH PLACES. Remember The nme an1 P litre. Keenan &' Grace; ELI PLUMMER, Dealer iu Store opposite Saunders House. Slain Stf IMaltsnioiitli, cbr. Chicago BnrWaa & Qnincy R. R. is Tin:- DIRECT ROUTS BETWEEN THE East and Wkst5 Running Through Cais CHtDAGO-1'- Council Bluffs, CONNECTING WITH THE Union Pacific Railroad FOR A I.I. TOINTS IX COLORADO. UYOMISG. VTA IT, MOXTASA. X EVA DA, AR1ZOSA. IDAHO, AND T II 51 O l' J II V A II S KANSAS CIT'f, TQPEKA.ATCHISON & St. Jesesft Through Cars tH0UST0Ka"d 1,11 r"'"15 " MIHKOl'Itl. KAXHAS & TI'.XAS, -AMI- Houston & Texas Central KailKouds. it is th"; DIEECT EOT T IE FROM THK Ycst to the Hast AND THE EAST TO THIS "WIEST. AU information about rates of fare Will be cheerfully given by anplvnif" to HITCHCOCK. Oeu. Wes. l'ass. A't.. CllHA:. -t-'ly t -j ". y y -j . V (- i t - '- S r . r3 i: ci ':'. 'i - ; '. x - c :::::::::: : CO O fa C 5J c PUMEU T TfEBPtJ WTITQ U s ii ?I H 5-1 1 '5 i CQ si to I 4 N k CQ ? 4 5 - i i r. ' x a Z'- h - .-i- - - '' - 'C - !" "r is r. r ; z y. 7. t. f- r. s, y. y. s c. r Zi y . -s-'--? "3s1s:s:"j""""s:ss"'"C- "U".ir BXafhews IIAKDWARE STOIIE, In riattsniouth. Neb., on Fourth St., about the MIDDLE OF THE BLOCK, you will find : Corn I'laralors, (Iimid &. Iiorsc) Stirring IMohk, Sull&y PIoivn, Cnlli vators, and all kinds of Farm Implcnents and Shelf Hardware, Tin "Ware, &c, Slc. ALSO, Hungarian and Millet. Seed for Sale S3 GOLD PLATED WATCH ES. Ch-ipr id llii- koouo ori'1. SiN.li Watch Fr.h t" Acun, lnuua, A. COL L.TKH CO iiKiwi, luL. A PHYSIOLOGICAL View of Marriaso ? I A Guide to Wedi occ and I Jutict ot marriace tui th .'tHindt-ntiiH lrrtie en th lcftur tht uttti! tor it the m- rm of Heproducticn nl !tn iiseaaes oi women. A book 1or privot, rotiid e mte reading. 280 pgct, pric ctt. a pkiwmu mfdital Anvisrm On all d frlVr tti iPriTita Naiare arinnfr irum Set. AbuM, tceret, or Secret Disease, wuU tlie tet Birini of nii, TJ4 '.nrpvprnxr; pnrf M) cl. A CLINICAL LECT0RE on the ahorf dtftfttM gnd fTiow ot th Thro&t mud LuitK. Catarrh, Hupturs, Ui Opmm Habit,-.. price 10 res. Lithrr book -nt poTpaid on receipt of price; or all three conTsininir Vt par-, txreotiruiiy tUuatrated. lor 7a cts. Address DS. BOTIo, o.l3N UiSu Loiua, Mo. Dr.A.G.OLIN'Si 11 Lvt Y. al.ii- ilnn rt. t' .i-ng k. all l-vs of lrlTt ffat'irr. rwulting from earlv ahuM-s or MifWfJon of sither Nfmlaml WmkHfuiuii:( KmUliiNN, Lo of W rmorr, lmpalrrd lcht, lMMliaatl or I aai potfn-j. S-rvwM lability T-rrni-urntty curei : diH-i of trie ItladUrr, Kldnrja, 1.1 rr. lilflaT 'niarrh. all t bmnic Mwo, ail IH- rr.FKKMAI.FA)WM Irraifrmt. lr.Om hat hJ Itfe-lon -nrr)eDe, anj ruras arUere th fail. H U a trfel'iAte of tiic liel'rtnd S. hol. um so nwT-rv, Ka tf lnrit ru.U iu ib U.S. K A 11 reqntririt trratment irl vste hwe and bard, call or rite. Ett cuvriwrnr fnc luwnu. Sn.l fifty nli f sinplc of Kubber 'j-wt itl Hr--nlw of 1npnrta,nt information hv epM. 0C OLl'5i rntale PiU. f- per Bat. ,or..vlLttlon free. MARRIAGE GUIDE SSSUprni jouuk and mid'lie of b"th Srrt, on all Hhaaa of a pWtt natura. V'alnaMa advi- a to tt m.-unal and tho ionl4iiaiio mamwre. Hoar to ! hi(h v mn4 trtily b ripj-la thnRirWd rttr toti. klrmrybody Uiou.d gmt ILia Ummu I'fir. Hi vtui, to aay adr aVf. aeaitxi. !5GQ A. TEAR. Anntswantcd. busi ness lepltlmate. Particulars frc. Ad4reJ.WOBTHC0..6l Loom. Ma. OPIUM and Momlilna I labrtaVolntfy and wwdi'r for-jarticulan. Vtt. ,-iirrof. GV.imr Including Shooting Outfit. IIS jfl Every Cun Warranted U II LJ UU"SnU, Moor k Urk fit. Loom. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. PIANOS rri't'df pile flaw only 27".. i'arU-r Organs, price only. I'm per lire. I.iu- 'lei Beat tv Washington. N.J, 25 l'niKty Crl with nutne. Pic., M.mi or ild. r-0 tvtc. Afs nl fit IU lln'-l . 10. Hudson ,N. V. 2A 20 hr'Anlni'MVil. i IU'lTi.-t li:illtiiwl ftll name, to-.. let lit inc. Turner laid to, Aslilmiil. M,is. Ear Diseases. lr. r.Wiofirnilif'N. KooU on leaf iiess nn;l d entM of tti enr :) their proper treat incut espeeiiilly 1,'iiiiiniiu K ir. Mow to get imiili- :iii:le relief from oil I lit uiiili'.iaiit -lie-.-, of tins dise;ice. and ll l rfirf harmless and iwiiiiaiiei-t cure. A hook every fiintly should have. Si nt In .' lo nil. Address lir. f. K Silo KM A N Kit, Aiir.il Sur'-oi!, Ke.-iditiK. I'a. $6 A i VV-Airenl'H I'mfit ft!irnrwif Vienna. ItTliiiht 4:iintile free. Fred Jiiihs, Nassau, N. V. i'lJH 111! I'avHW.' Suijratlv I IIIh tii:ie N w l!u!i HI I. iiiul iil ronii.'.i l.lv f li:in(i' Itii I'!.. oil m I In' uiiri' vit'iii in i:uv' iiioiiIIih. Any piiMiii !i. w !! t:.lvi' 1 .ill i :-li nit Ut frmrt 1 t 1 ' wi-cK" iiiiiv In; r -tiHMl In skiiiiiI lii-ii'th. if siuli a tliiuu l."'.i-ii i,.. s. nl liv in.iil for n l.-II.-r iT::liii. I. N JOll! A '.. J'.iin tr.r, In-. niowiwEftESTT JiiJ 1 111, . . ..,..1 i . t .r,. ut en Mill irt 1 I ir"."n if.r K.r Ii'.', -.r I !'"' ''"P ti.!.-m:.IK i. J-lf miilr.-. l m mu t - ll'-il J-"--- ' ' f ".rT "-'I ll.r,..L,l.-r.. f:., lc"ls. A. .l-x.is A ""., 'Hr., I U l.i.ui; . V. Ihtu't say humbug, but jnlg' Ar tonrs'lf. Siaid for free lithograph of r,-Ton VI Freight-Paid Sold- on Trial Wo aon Srale. all Iron and Steel, Bias Beam. Addrtss, Sows of Bingham tun, Jiiiighamtoii, Net York. SAHFOR'DS JAMAICA GINGER i Tin" onlv foinl.iual ion of tlm ! trni .liiinaica .Invrt-r w It ll i-lmicn ; Vnmialii s anil Ficik Ii I'landy r..r ( ti.-N-rn. ClwiUr; Morbiw, 'raiM. hii'1 Pains, liiarrli'iei anil lijM'nU'i v, livspi psia. Kla-luleiii-v. Want of Tom "'"l Ac-, llvilv n tlii'Sloinarli iiiul How-. i-w.aiKl nvoliliii',' ilu- ilaTirMrr ('liiiliuf of Vat-r, rooil IIIKI jflliiiatc. Ask for , S . i'ukii'k J am aic a ' i N;r.K. SPECIAL OFFERS FOR NEWSPAPER ADVEIITIS'G Wi- iml.lNli a In. ok of I "2 Va-jcH 8'o. (mi :ilvor-' 1 ii si u ) uiv'ny: -i rt t olVr for B lvrr-i-in uli ovi'i1 tin- 'oniil ry. Prioew Iiihi r llni.i ever ofTeieil before. 1 lir l l-" -ili!ion -,-nt novt-li:il'l "i Uli r cri't of . rein-l v 1 t I ll V ,k l'i.. lViuiiM-V ar-lioiMo :iml Aihi-Mi-iii Ap-iH-y.it'.i l-'ulloii St., N. v Marshall & Son's: BOOT AND SHOE STORE. WKF.riNd WAT K II - - N'K" A new ami full stock (f EASTERN WORK N W IX, call anI examine. We make ami ficll buots anl siiucs at tin; lowest cash ratt-s. Aficr a nunibi r of years expciiem-o in the IJoot and Slioc liusiiic-ss we think we know what the ieo"ilc need. (live us a fair trial any way. Marshall & Son. IE. .A.. 1TOEL. IiKAl.I'.It IN DUY ;ooi)S. ;i:on:i:irs. ;i i:knsvai:k. cni.Kiiv. ; tinwaim:, r.oois, s..ns MATS, CAPS. AM) NOTIONS OK AM. KINDS. 1MIH i: LIST. I'iints Id lo 20 yard!- for 81.00. ColTee. li-t for 1.00. Tea, 40: to 1.00 per 11.. lVaehos, 12 l!.s for 81.00. Sugar, 10 to 12 11. s fcr 1.00. Cheese l- to 20 cts per )t. Tears, ") 11. n lor 1.00. Truiies. S H-s for '31.00. i'.eans, 1 H to 20 ll.s for 1.00. Greenwood, Neb. Wy- MIKE SCHNELLBACHER, BLA CKS3IJ TH IIOKSi: ftllOKlMi, AM WAGON KEPAIRIN All kinds of fai:m implements menlcil jTJ Neatly & Pi 'romptly Horse, 3LuIc& OxSlioein?,! In short, we'll shoe anything that ha? four feet, from a Zebra to a liraffe. Come and see uii. ITEW SHOP, . on Fifth St., between Main anil Vine stivrM ust across tlie corner from the st.w lIKKAI.' urricK. loy FKESH FRUITS VEGETABLES,1 EVERY MOIl.M. -AT- i MONTGOMERY & SON'S," Ono Door I'ast of liovey & Son's. MAIN STl'EET., - - PL VT'l SMOKTH, NKI? We Pay Cash for Produce! HENRY BCF-CK fJ'ALKK IN SAFES, CHAIRS, KIT., ETY'., ETC., Of All Descriptions. METALLIC BURIAL C ASE WOODEN"- COFFIITG , Of all sizes, ready maUe and gold eheap for m,. With fh my th i r s t j at r on a & e. 1 1 . ? i Invite all to a!l uul cxar.ilne r.iy LAI'UESTOCK.OIf . . k 4 Vf PVtl If- Ai for m i ' l Ul
