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LOCALADY LJ'.TiSK.MLN T.S.
Transient . a.1 cents a line. l"e;ri:!ar advertis
ers, lo ceijs per I'm. .o
1 lor less tlutn 25 vent'..
idvi-rliscnittiit inscrt-
i.f.KAl notices at Statt.te ratfe. - .
Atloim ys aril officers jf the law will oft nohl
iwcmx'sibfe for nil h-ual notices they hand in,
ami all panics d-Miiandin;? .a .proof of publica
tion of anv notice will be in-hl tor the Liublica
tSvu lee of 'iucli notiee.
COM M I'NIC ATI O X S.
?'urpee is limited, all coMiriiinie3,'olis
3,u.-t be brief ami to the point, vitji l.o waste
of avoids.
The papc- is responsible for the cmrectness
Hrcunhn;; t- copy ol paid mailer and paid Le
guls. only.
I.- Anv person who takes the paper renlaily
from Hi o" pes' -olhce. vinther dueled to his
ijuiie. r wii'tiiT lie Is a imbsc-ramr or not i
responsible for the pay.
it. ll any ierson oideis his paper tiseiit in
ued. lie. must pay all an-ara..'e--, or liie punii-h-
I'liiav continue to send it lililil pav incut is
made, and coiled the who.- aiin:u!. whether
the poller is tak-n Irom the ouice or not.
:;. n.v courts Iiave decided thai refns'ntl to
take newspapers and periodicals Iroiii tie post
othce, or rt moving ami having them urn-a'ded
for, is jiriimt Jacit, evidence of 1 lEN uo.nal.
FKAIK.
LOCAL EWS
Ferry bout here.
City orders for sale.
Steam Ferry boat crosses hero.
D. I). Mnrtir.da.le came to town
Monday p. ru.
A few city orders for sals at the
Herald ofiiee.
Preton Lice by the piece or in ties
at W. II Paker & Co's." 8-t3
Edgerton's new place, ihree doors
from Corner of 3d Street.
A five cent counter to be opened
at V. II. IJaker & Co's. 5-t2
Come to Flattstnouth to cross the
river; good steam Ferry.
Handsome black silk dolmans and
visiles at W. II. Il.tkt r & Co's. 5-t3
" Zie (Iraiul Sect-ck'," the launch
ing of Capt. tiolliday'a ncsv ferry-boat
Pretty nearly even-body and all
their first v.ife's relations are in town
this week.
The old '.Serrate" biii'.din:,' is njain
to bo occupied as a saloon by Gtorgu
Edgerton.
-Livingston'a black pony ran away
withtha ciiiidren's car: an 1 cleared
the street, yesterday.
Call and examine our new Sty hi
2?, six stops. Mason & Hamlin Oi Ljan
Jamk 1'i.tti.i:, A.ent.
Cauwl's liair cloth for circulars
dolmans, and sacques, at W. II. liaker
t Co's. . 5 13
Don't forget it. If you want a j
KewhiJT machine, vou cm pave from j
315 to C'J Kw buying it of IJ-.ed Urv s. I
Orchard kc lh-an, Omaha have a
complete assortment d' rus, ma'.s,
hassocks, crtanh cloths, etc. l'
Jld. .Sch i i kotanz. tonsmi.il artist,
lias iiitv..-d iuiu tlie Tialt:' V.dl'.-y house
room where he is fixed up for business.
A complete lino of ladies' and
pents" hosiery at W. II. iJaker tc Co's
at prices that defy con,it titim. .'12
It was t N.:rted Monday that the
jar of an earthquake was felt on lop of
yr.e of our many hills the nijlit before.
Good second ban 1 Organs and Melo
leor.5, apply to Jamf.s I'ktti.i:, Dealer
in Musical Instruments, Plattsmouth,
Xeb.- 44 tf
Mf. and Mrs. Streiht and Miss
Sailie Delatiey came in from South
Kend to attend the Half Hour Club
Dance.
Window shades, latest styles, 1am
biequins, cords and tassels, cornices,
etc., at Orchard & IJean's carpet store,
Omaha. 5:2
The meeting of the Agricultural
Society ami the Organization of a
Fair Ground Association Co. will be
given next week.
W. II. IJaker v Co. say their prices
on dress goods, ready made suits, and
in fact on the whole stock, can't be
beat. Call-id see. 5-t2
The black colt of Jifa. Fitzgerald's
got frightened and ran avay Saturday,
and threw Frank Smith from the sul
ky, injuring him severely.
The Judge very deservedly called
attention yesterday to the ridiculous
and unprecedented articles in the Sen
tinel and reprimanded its course.
Reed Bros. nw goods are still
coming in, but going out again so fast
that they will have to keep them com
ing in constantly to supply tho de
mand. Joseph A. our world renowued
grain buyer, Connor, pays up for the
Herald, and says he is ready to take
in all the corn, va?., that rolls down the
avenue.
Black, pink and blue laca mitts,
open worked gloves, lisle thread, cas
tor, and kid glove in every variety,
at W. II. Baker & Co's. Something to
suit everybody. 5-t2
MacDonigh has the blamedest sto
ry in the Watchman all about a blind
house in a dark w ell curing Billy Bees
wax of getting .drunk, by his wife
winding the well up by degrees, you
know.
Lawyer "Watson says that even
men. who publish newspapers no larg
er than their tar have tried to ivreiu-
dice this case that must mean
Thompson; we noticed his ears the
other nay.
County Okdehs will be received at
this oltice in pay for subscriptions, at
their market value, al way's. Kemem
ter.tLat. 4Hf.
Personal.
Rev. Cyrus Alton of Elm wood call
ed. Jas. McCaig takes some more Her
ald. John Ahl, Eouisvillt, called last
week.
Samuel Rector, Esq., is attending
court.
J. C. Xoel of Greenwood dropped in
yesterday.
Theo. Buck paid his respects to the
Herald last week.
II. W. Farley of Weeping water help3
th3 Herald along during court week.
Judge Dunlap, of Toledo, Ohio, was
in the city last week, on court busi
ness. Hon. hawson Sheldon called on the
Herald and lefc a substantial token
of liis presence.
Mess rs. Ad a m s a n d S w i 1 7. 1 er, la wy e rs,
from Omaha, visited Plattsmouth this
week on court business.
Dr. Miller, Atchison, Kansas, brother-in-law
of Cdpt. L. 1). Uennett passed
through Plattsmouth. yesterday, en
route to tlit; 111 n;k II ills. He stayed
over a dav with his friends.
Dan Honiu must have something
on his mind that worries him. He
AentolTto Omaha to work Monday
without h;3 clothes and had to tele
graph for them.
Edgerton & Ball have dissolved
partnership and Georgo Edgerton
opens a place of business in the old
Senate saloon on the 1st of Mar. EJ.
Posenbaum takes the old corner build
ing which he has bought.
Xew Style Mason & Hamlin Organ
on exhibition at Mr. O. F. Johnson's,
and also at the Music Rooms of Miss
I.illie Simpson, one door west of Pres
byterian Church .
James Pettee, Ageut.
Owing to the crowded state of our
columns, consequent upon giving the
testimony in the Fitzgerald trial we
are obliged to omit communications
from South. Bend and Pleasant Ridge,
which will appear next weak.
We axe soon to have a new clo'.hicg
House; Wescolt fc Powell of I.aport?,
Ind., are !he men for business. They
wiil furnish ready made suits, sell you
the piece cloth, or have Mr. Cox take
your measure to make and guarantee
you a lit.
Reed Brothers are sel ing ono of
the best Sewhig Machines nude, for
twenty dollars. They will deliver
them to any part of the county, on re
ceipt of the cash, all machines are war
ranted for five years by tho company,
send for catalogue and price list.
The Grand Jurv a ij r.irne I T
s-
dav afternoon, and 'wer-- discharge
They found two imlud ments in Mas-
tin case and one
in the Fitzgerald case
and one ag tinst-McD.ia.iM for bealicg
his , :'e. Vial! was discharged, there
bein o proof in Li." case, to convict.
If yo:j sec? a F.e.tred, wild looking
sort of man with his mouth puckered
up and Lis hair trying lo creep down
and keep the tan off his face teal's
John Shannun wuh ji is whiskers crop
pe.l off so clos-.; y -!;i can see the white
man underneath shine through Ihe.skin.
Mrs. Wm. M utow i- canvasr.ing
for a wcik eritith-tl 'Successful Foliis,
How They Win," fur the purpose of
obtaining means to take her home to
he! friends. We hope all will help
her by subscribing for the same. The
book is a g ku! owe and worth the mon
ey. The Social Dance given by the
Half Hour Club, on Friday evening
last was a completa success. A large
and pleasant company was in attend
ance, the music was excellent and
everything went off merrily. We un.
der.-.tand another is lobe given by the
Club soon.
Parties living too remote from Reed
Bros, to give thm all their trade
will find it (rr:it!r t r thpir :nlv.1'it;e'i
to get twenty-five or
Unity dollars
together and spend a day in going
thereto trade, they offer special in
ducements to all who trade in this
way and they guarantee to save them
double pay for a day's work. Give
them! trial.
The funeral of Dr. Donelan was
very largely attei.ded last Thursday.
Th? Herald inadvertently said there
were no other relatives present at the
funeral except the two cousins. The
article should have read, no other male
relatives here, etc. Dr. Donelan has
two sisters in this county, one the
wife of C. Schlater, and the other the
wife of Mr. SchulotT. We are very
sorry for the mistake.
Great Glory ! Just go and see Bil
ly Arlington Don't m'ss it for any
thing. We've got a paper full now ; but
stop the Press to say that it was the
best entertainment last irght we ever
had. Wo laughed and laughed, ami
everybody helped us. This is a free
notice, honest and true, because we en
joyed it, and it was a good thing too.
Billy is a host, never pass him by. We
give this to Arlington (like the hatch
et; to keep; It's his now.
The preparations for the Dickens
Entertainment are going forward and
our readers who intend to go and see
the Entertaining spectacle mii3t read
up iu Pickwick, David Copperfield and
his varioui other works, that the page
ant Inl by Pickwick, Sainivel Wellerf
and including old Mr. Weller, Mr3.
Bardell. Mrs. Weller, the Fat Boy, Stig
gins, Micawber. Dolly Varden, David
Copperfield, Dick Swivel'c-r, the Mar-
chinrss. Betsey Trolwood, Lady Ded
lock. Mrs. Squeers. Mr. F's Aunt. Dora,
Little Don it. Miss Flite, and a so'ore of
j other equally comical characters may
j be fully appreciated. Particulars ia
iun next wees.
Uemeinber that for boots and shoes
i Rockwell cannot be beat in price. He
has a hu ge assoi tment. 2itf.
THE LAUNCH.
CAP. SOU DAY'S NEW FERRY-BOAT.
She Slides Into The Old Muddy Just
as Easy.
fOFT SOAP AHEAD WALTER WHITE
GREASES UP THINGS AND
RUNS HER INT.
On Saturday April 20th, 1873, the
first boat lauucii from the levee of this
town took place. Everybody was there,
the bank was lined with people, the
hillside was covered as with bees
swarming. The day was bright and
beautiful; the launch had been an
nounced for four o'clock but it was
six before she fairly floated.
At four they commenced to let her
down on the blocks. It was a longer
job than they expected and some little
minor de'ays and mishaps kept them
until about half past live, when she slid
down onto the ways, but not (iuite far
enough to just catch on the greased
planks, and stuck for a few moments.
While called for help, tha ropes were
cut and a hundred men and boys put
their shoulder to the sides and heaved
her off. A slip a dip a slide, a glide
three cheers and a tiger ! ! She
Floats. Hurrah ! Hun ah ! ! Hurrah ! ! !
Xow u-e'hope they wiil nx her up
good and keep one of the best ferry
boats here, ever known on the River
and we can assure plenty of work. All
the towns in luwa want to X. U. take
notice that on and after thisate there
is a jam-up, big, uw steam Ferry here
at Plattsmouth ready at all times to
cross and re-cross the Old Muddy,
ISRING ON YOl'R EMIGRANTS
by the wagon load, wheelbarrow, afoot
or horse- back, we crass 'em all alive and
kicking into Xebraska on the good Fer
ry boat "City of Plattsmouth."
Books Lost.
Anyone having in their possession
either of the following books, contain
ing the name Mrs. Wui. E. Weils, or
of Rush O. Fellows, or with no name
in, will confer a favor by return
ing them to thi3 otiics immediately:
"India; or tho Pearl of Pearl River,"
"Lost Eenore; or the fortunes of a
Rolling Stone," "The Sailor Boy ;" or
Jack Samers in the Xavy,"
at Home," and "Foul Play;"
Charles Reed.
The Boys
a novel bv
Mr. John C. Eisele has rsove.I to
Cass county on a farm which ho took
in pari payment for Ids hold at this
place". Mr. Eisel.i was one of our old
est most estimable citizens; was all
energy and enterprise, and we reluc
tantly took him by tha hand lo giva
him a farewell shako. We hopo that
domestic happiness and work
pros
i.e w
f ne-
periiy wiil come lo him
Lome. Mr. Eisele leaves
1:1
net
his
rtii
my behind him. but pas ts with a bust
ui' frion Papiihon Times.
Mr. Eisele l" ?.ias his career in Cass
! Co. by t!.e very sensible act of sub-
! scribing fur tl:o Herald which bids
Lhn weh-umo to his new home.
i! vision" Called For.
d now cmuc our old friend Ptr-i'-nJ-ir
G.vss, and says he is the
ry J'
.
oi ice ,i a..r! or mis town, liiai i;;e
C'iisiit u ion and Statutes say a Police
Magistrate sha'd b? ih'uted for iico
vears anl not one vear; and he has
J sm ved ti. t lo on our other phlegmatic
f frifmi 1!. Vivian, t hat he is no hoaa
j llde Judge and must hand over the i ..
: i-ers and "docervments" of the elhi e to
j I. P. G. Xow don't our other ii-ry
! particular friend D-jiia!ioo f-'d glad ho
wasn't r.-:ni:iated that night. Ever,
if the Herald's Ward did go solid for
him " orn-t" Su?h is life. In the
mid.t of the glories of o.'Mce some oth
er fellow claims our pi. ice.
--Mr. C. E. Wescott and Charles A.
Powell left last Tuesday night for
PlaMsuiouth, Xebraska, where they
will permanently locate, and engage in
the clothing trade. Both f these gen
tleman are first class business men in
every swuse of the word. i'lify are
old citizens of La Forte, both having
been long in business here, and by
their integrity, honorable conduct, and
gentlemanly deportment, have made
hosts of friends here who will regret
their leaving. The Herald hopes for
lopes
Die new firm the best of sucesr, La
Porto Herald.
Messrs. Westcott and Powell as the
above says have? decide! to open a
clothing house in our city, and their
stock is already on the way. They
will occupy the stand formerly occu
pied by Schicketanz' barber shop. We
welcome them to the city and wish
them success in their nt?w venture.
Teacher's Institute Annotuijontent.
Many of our live teachers are mak
ing inquiries iu regard to our corning
Institute. To all such, and all others
interested, I would s ty that arrange
ments are nearly completed for hold
ing a Normal Institute on the plan of
the one hel l last year, and to continue
in session five weeks.
Two classes will be established, a
first and a second grade class. Teach
ers will enter the class which best
suits their purposes and aims. Our
aim is to review topically all the
branches required br first and second
grado certificates. Prof. Love has
consented to act as principal teacher.
We also have the promise of assist
ance from Professors Thompson, Aug
hey and others. The law require
teachers to have a knowledge of draw
ing. We purpose having a competent
teacher of that branch of study.
Further particulars will be announc
ed by circular and through the papers at
an early Iay. I). D. Maktindall.
County Superintendent
Two Teams far Sale.
.One No. 1 horse team, jrocnl for any
kind of work, r.nd a gooITmule team,
cheap for cash, or on time with good
security. Also a lot of fence posts
ami wood for sale. Apply to
J. V. WrcKKACii,
oltf Plattsmouth, Neb.
New styles of Lace ties, ruchinjrs.
j ploves, ribbons, veiling, etc., etc., at
j Mrs. Johnson's and Mis Sweeney's. 013
A lecture will be given in Fitzger- j stores and public places, like the rules
aid Hall, May 9. Subject - Rome and out ladies have to adupt in their socie
, . . ,. ty, forbidding their members slander
the Barbarians, by Rev. I . I itgerald. j fc.,ch olh. lipy aie togethen
Further particulars next week. j Xow let me ask "is this -spring late,"
Hesser's Greenhonse.
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at
It is not known to every one tha
our menu nesser nasou nunu ami seua
. - l TT I 1. 1 1 11,
cheaper than any eastern house any
and all kinds of roses at 1.00 per do.,
f! fj ?i 1 nirt a -if 7. ronia Tipr t.'i' MTld i
...... .uo v . ' t-" v.-..., -
oh. Give him a call or send an order
before you go elsewhere, and see his
circular, which gives prices of all his
stock.
Take Notice!
To Emigrants to the West.
On and after Mav 1st, 18T9, a good,
new STEAM FERRY BOAT will be
running at Plattsmouth, all the timn,
crossing regularly and always.
0tt So LI day & Co.
In a certain district court a case
was called for trial, and the judge or-
dered the clerk to call a jury
When
onc juror had been called and entered j everv one prophesies great success to
the jury box. t'was agreed that said a.ase. Ih.t he will have to be en
J J ' ... , i 1 terprismg if he gits auT advantage of
cause should be tried by the court; , the ol(, iiara-,Vare finn Messrs. Woods
said juror, not Hearing it, supposeu
that tha case was to be submitted to
him, retained his seat for about four
hours, when he was informed that tne
case was being tried by the court
ASK
the clerk and he will tell you nil
about it.
Local Notice.
We call particulaer attention of our.
readers to advertisement of Parsons,
Foster & Co. on 3d page, who wish to
secure agents for the Standard Singer
Sewing Machine. The prices offered
by them are by far the most favorable
of any yet offered. See advertisement
fur particulars.
Dr. Footw's Health Monthly h.T.3 j
been published for three years, and has
established a reputation as a health
journal. Thousands of papers quote,
and their readers appreciate its arti
cles. Ami yet the Health Monthly
witli its sixteen royal octavo pages i3
offered at only fifty cents per year.
Send for sample copy. It will bo
mailed free. Dr. E. B. Foote, author
of Medical Common Sense, etc., is its
Senior Editor, assisted by Dr. E. B.
Foote. Jr., who is also in practice with
his father. All the readers of Dr.
Foote's publications can consult the
Doctor free upin any su'ojvet relating
to health and disease. A cheap popu
lar edition of Plain home Talk tm-
bracing Medical Common Sense, is sent
by m ti', postage prepaid, for 81.50
Yon had batter enclose a S'-.OO postal
order f-jr both the book and the Health
Monthly. Address Murray Hill Pub
lishing Company. 123 Eist 2Sih Street,
Xew York City. 012.
CO UK i:S Lo X I) It N (!:."
Losiisviiie Notes.
April 2C;h. If79.
Frank Albee, Jr., has just rt turned
frwni Germany; Frank is a good boy.
Echols & Sayles will move into their
new building this vvoek.
Iowoy Ihos. are "keeping bach.''
They carry a larg-? stock of furni
ture for a tmal! town. , ()in c.,,lrv is ,rf ti!. , h) w f,.arful!v
Dr. ILsemeier has had his new aiarinin tj. a,.r;tge of life being ks
stoie room finished and wiil put in ! sent d everv ear, without any r a.-.ou-
a stock of goods soon.
Solly ; Doll have nearly finished
Mr. Glovei's new dwelling. They
v.hdl the chisel and hammer effect
ively. Sites and his partner ('can't spell his
partner's name) can put up as many
houses i:: as little time as any two
carpenters in the slate.
The piles f stone on J. V. Glover's
lots compare favorably in size with the
ricks of wko J corded along the rail road
tiack near Plattsmouth, They say he
means business.
Mr. Lewis has turned it Is new build
ing into a hottl. This fills a want
long felt, but still wo n?ed another ho
tel. The town will bo full of men all
summer. Hilly O'Neil is now working
a large number of men and teams in
Capt. Hoover's quarry. He is filling a
contract of '00 car loads to bo deliver
ed out west.
Cutfortii's livery stable will look
nobby when he gets a coat of paint on
it.
Noyes is grangering.
Dell Know'ton. showman sued cur
"models" for contracting to let him
show in the church and then backing
p
ou but lt the case by default.
i ox Tc Glover sold their pottery
shares to M. I), lk, and Milton i3
giving his time and attention t ihe
pottery.
Ib G. Hoover is putting a handsome.
picket fence around his premises, and
, . i-i
bunding an addition to his house,
Tl.e-P h.u.mvpinpnl, in.'M-vfB merited
i iKoe in.pioements ine.it.aie meiutu
prosperity.
The Methodists are organizing a
church here. They will have a uood
membership numerically, and it is
hoped morally.
The South Platte Land Co., have
raised the price of their lots on upper
Main Street, to S100 pucIl .
It is hoped that some of " the hys"
will imitate lha example of " tony
people" and go away from home to get
drunk.
Our doctors have been holding a
consultion (a sort of ante mortem ex
amination) on the. case of your South
Bend correspondent, and have prescrib
ed santonin. Blix.
From Weeping Water.
April SSth, 1S79.
Er. IIki:ali: Since you have pub
lished my first le-tier I suppose I must
write a second, but let iu say to be
gin with that I do not expect to be
en! led a brilliaut correspondent. I
rather expect that my letters will be
so prosy that I shall myself become
disgusted wiGi them and cease after
the third or fourth.
The rain has come at last and all
over faces wear a brighter smile, not
a croaker has been- seen to-day but
should it continue to rain to-morrow
we shall look for them when their song
will be changed from "too dry" to "too
wet.' Put what a blessing it is that
we are able to talk about the weather,
why if we could not do it we should
have to have rules pasted t?. in all the
or have we all forgotten about other !
; springs. Jne plum and peach bios-
soms are just coming out. i he mapies,
willows, mountain ash, box elders and
a fgkV jjjjjjj ef
ev Kii.uo w apyiu iit-t, nave just
jail to show their colors. Please
'Ziut
, ; ,
: beg
i tell
' lO
. t...t . ;.. r.-.. ,1
I out ii!tt itt:..uiuii 13 ..:) iu auviui: ru
j .is it commonly is at this time of the
year, you would spoil one of the most
fruitful topics of conversation. The
small grain when well put in has come
up very even, and looks nicely and as
it is only ninety days before harvest,
we safely predict a largo yield say
twenty two and one eighth bushels per
acre or less.
Mr. Bob I should say Mr. Robert
.Maxwell is building a large barn to
cost a thousand dolllars or less, to put
his crop in
Mr. John Chase, one cf the most en
terprising men in town is going into
hardware, he has already commenced
the erection of a large building for that
j ju, jlose
A second h u d ware store
! has been needed for some time and
j jjros. 1 hey liave had a good deal or,
! experience in the business and having
j b,,i't ,:1 a I nge trade, of course have j
j f ,)otll . j p,(.(lict tliat hl
-
t!ie ituure; our town win sen in mi
times the hardware it has in the past.
Barnes & Parkins seem to be push
ing tin? agricultural implement busi
ness and show enterprise by getting
the best goods in the market.
A. J. McDonald is just completing a
dwelling and eating house. Mr. C. II.
King of Ivinirsviik) is doing the car
penter work.
Mr. Chariiis Thorngato, our Furni
tuiemani just completing ;uite a
large addition to his 1iou-h.
Through Mr. L. F. Reed Pres. of
Weeping Water Town Company 1
lnrn that thev are are selling a goodly
'.'umuer or iors ami mat me p.ospecis
1 1 A Ixt-AAl - .
tpr .xu plst
IKjX lilij'l U tiliUill till o u i ti ijir i yj- t
vear, when there was
more building done than ever before.
John.
.HA ! IH Li).
GI.KIIAirr TOMAN. In Mansfield. April 4ih,
is?:, at liific-i Ir'.ii-c of . Smi'li. hy til 11-v.
1. Smith, Mr. I . v 1 1 Gi.kii a k r. of
e.. to Sakah M. T"1 in, mother i f James K.
Tom in, AKPiit. Lne. i!le, Nel., ai d sister ia
ilr?. A. OrJvay, cf I'llevi;ie. o.
We cooy tae above from t!if I'.v'!cvi'!e V.'eek-
ly, Ohio.
Ontario House.
Just opened at Louisville. XEW
HlU'SE. XKW CLEAX BEDS and
GOOD, sOL'ABE MEALS. I'arties
visiting Louisville will find it to thr-ir
aivaiitage to give us a call. Good
stabling. Meals 2'i cents.
1IALL& LAIXE.
Trt'e.man Hall and Levi Laine.
0t3.
' s r i ;c i a i . . or ici:. '
A large and well selected Stock of
Eastern Boots andSiiocsat Sherwood's
cheap. 4Uf
Mrs. Johnson and Miss Sweeney at
their new stand, corner of Main and
Sixth St's., are ivc iving new goods al
most every day. Call and see them, "itu
At R. Sherwood's, mad-.? to order Fine
44tf Calf J: ots
1 he i.'c.ith Rule i-.T
able cause, d-ath rt.- uiting generally
from the most insignificant origin. At
this season of the year especially, a
cohl is s:;; ii a common tiling that in
the hurry of everyday life we are apt
to overlook the dangers atti n.iing it
and often find too late that a Fever or
Lung trouble, has already set in.
Thousands loor." their lives in this way
every winter, while had J 'it ' (.'"
ni(ia Syrup been taken, a cure would
have resulted, and a large bill from
a doctor Seen avoided. For ail diseas
es of the Throat and Lur.us, J'.os-Jn-t's
i (Icn; : i S )!' n has proven it sen to lie
the greatest discovery of the kind in
medicine. Evi ry Druggist in this
country will tell vou of its wonderful
effect. Over !50.ii00 bottles told last
year without a single failure known.
4;cowly.
V,e wi.i ny A-'ii-.sn -aiury S! v ;.- m..mi
HH'i .'Mi-li',t, -r : : u. a .t- C..I:; Ir. . ii . I i-i.r
n-i-T r. -i 1 won fill UiTcnef 1? wM-l wnai u ' .fry.
tAiu'b.e .v?. A.diiees .-j.iiiiAiiJt Co.. iki.uaLi.li, "rtich.
Thirty or th- te:-it orraa laal.ers r. f tho
World :! cona.etitor- ;it the r:ui- I'xpoirion.
a calde dispati li ta t In; As.iciatct! l ies s.iys
two highest o... meiljils have heeis awarded to
the Au.eii.-an makers. Mason it llamliii.
Kl npfi -V.l.tf 'S ..f residents wanted. Tor -j".
'uwU names and JS cents we w ill semi
' vou ;i line sihv ha nil kevchieS . every
ihrea.lsilU. Ihvrular i-riee. l.e-i, ;. W. l-"ost.-r.
.t Co.. li"e lark Street, Chicago, 111. Lai;.
Caution to Smokers.
From and after the 1st day of May,
lbTb 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, le.-orted to by somo uuprinci-
! pled manufacturers. None are genu-
ino nliinlv t ,1 r-loil '
me unh ss p.d ini ( '
JL LIl.Si I Ll'l l.HBL ltd,
M axufactitkek,
Plattsmoutli,
Nebraska.
Collection Notice.
Persons owing me for colts will
please call and settle with me, either
by note or money, on or before the first
of May, 1ST!), as 1 expect to go away
at that time and will have to leave ac-
cou- ts for'cuHeclion if not settled.
Ilespeetfulh", O. M. STKLIGIIT.
.
'x i. -J.
Consumption ure;l.
An old physician, letired froei pracfiee. hav
hin had p.aced in his hands ry an Last India
mi-'ionary the formula of a very simple vc:;e
talde remedy, for the peedy and permanent
cure for eonsuiiip'ioti. hrom-h'it i-. citai rh. a.- t li
ma, ami all thro it and limvr allecl ions. aSo a
Ioitive ami radical -i-.re for nervou- debility
and all nervous complaints, after having tesu-d
Its wondei fill curat ive powers in thousands of
cases, has felt it his dut y to make it known to
his sulif iim: fellows. Actuated hvtliis motive,
and a desire to relieve human su ferine. I will
send, free of cliai'-'e. to all who desire it, this
recipe. H-ii h fall directions f.u- preoarin and
using, in llei nian. Krem-li. or Knulisii. Sent by
mail. addresin; wit h stamp, let m ins th is pain f,
W. W. Sherar. 1IJ Fowrrs" liioek, lloeiie-ter.
New York. tdl
85.00
Made to order
FIXE CALF HOOTS $rt.m,
41tf at Sn i;k wood's.
f 1 Here. Y u can in-:'.;e money hy sel!';n
w our siei iiti t he mie w n-ks Nevr m
ti inniiii.'i; No smoke or saiell in cents each. 3
for .r c-i.ts. Send t a t: .; fore;uaio.;ue oi Won
derful I iiveldnms. s'ai'le :m.,1 faocv lt Is. i'ar-
i tons, Foster & Co.. i.j Clark St.. e hieac,. ine
Lime for Sale.
Mickelwait & Everett's Lime Kiln.
c.-nl i,i.t t.f t,.,i,, - tt.. . .
SOUtll p.llt of tow u, Oil the ller near
iii om saw mm. tjoou i resn L,ime
always on hand in large or i-tnall quaii-
j titles. Come and see iu. 4t4
You 3Iu.st Cure that Cough.
With Shiloh's Consumption Cure, you !
can cure yourself. It has established j
the fact that Consumption can be ,
cured, while for Coughs, Bronchi '.is, j
Whooping Cough, Asthma, ami all uis-
eaS(iS of Thro it and Eu!!gs, it is abso -
j lute, v vvithout :m t.,,u:,i Two ,jos, s
j ni Relieve vcur child of Cro;:p, it is
piemt to take and perfectly harmless
J Q tut, youi).n.st fluid, and no mother
l-nailoul to be without it. You can
use two thirds of a bottle and it wliat
we say is not trua we will refund the j
juice paid. Price 1') cts. oi) cts, and j
? 1,00 per bottle. If your Fungs are
sore or chest or back lame uso Shiloh's j
Porous Plaster. Sold by Chapman v j
Smith, Druirgists. j
pated, have vou a Yellow skin, Ross
of Apptite, Head Ache, if to don't fail
to use SHILOIFs SYSTEM YITALI -
ZER. It is guaranteed to relieve you,
and will vou continue to sulfur when
vou can be cured on such Umis as
these. Price 10 cts. and 75 cts. Sold by
Chapman .v. Sniiih. Dniiigi st s
Well's Pel sum l'erl nine "II ACKM E
TACK" is rid. and fragrant, try it
Sold bv Chapman & Smith, Druggists
Plattsmouth Xeb. y:ilyeov
85.00 .
Fine Boots Custom made 5,5S at
44tf Sherwood's.
LKGAL NOTICi-:.
Dissolution Notice.
No! ie i hrel.y eivin t'vt t!e firm of Kd
ijcrum '.- Rail is ln-ieL-y iiis-.ilved ! mutu.i!
eonsent t his i'-i h da y ol" A pi il, ls;-, and t lie said
George Itdei toi) ii io pay a'.! Uehts '.f t': eld
l!rm and receive ail ai'co'.iats due tho firm el
Kil-iorum and U.tii. ;ko. Enoi icios.
V. it. S. Rata.,
l'taltsniutth, April 2.-?, 1"TJ.
i,tj
Sheriffs Sale.
Rv virtue f an order of a!e issued !y Wm. L.
Welts, ( ".elk of tin? 1 i r-1 :-: : i c'otiil uahia and
for I'a'-i e'oiaitv. Nebraska, ami t me ihrn lrr,
1 will on lie; id day of .lime. A. I . l-s;:. at
l: oYlock A. M.. d said (lay, at Hie youth door
of the court house ia vaid eoauiy, sell at pul'lic
attct ion the I"i!ov, m real i tate, to v.it: Tho
east h:i!l'(' .)ot l.-hn-iv nil l.i her t ,v o hum! I ed and
twent v (L--'ii i:i I he cii y of l'latt - mouth. Nil).;
also, t he uudiv;. led to-! 'liois ) a the fol
lov. i.:r dor! 'hc'i tiac! of land, lo wi! : I'om
r.iciu !n: at '.lie scat hoi-1 corner of the nth
V. c-t j:.i.i't. -r i 1 1 ) el '. i. "- iptaitcl" (';ief M-etion
l'tiv (I-1, to.va twelve tiL'1. l: rtll ef lan
thirteen 'Ku. e:e l of tin; i.tii 1". M. : 'itci.ie
iioi-th fcv.-n (T) cli iins tiiiii iveiity-ci-:!it , Ji
lii.ks ; t hence we-d . loitr ( 1 chains and !. u ' y Uj
link" ; thence north. :w" west. Iifly-three i".'5i
liak.-. I o t1 e pkice of hi iiimii:: : tiiein-e vrt
ten O") ehaius ami scvent y-tour 74 1 links;
the:?ec ii.i; tli, seventeen UTi eli;-.iiis and r.i'.iety
otie cd i links ; I hi'ie e ea y.x ni ea;ens and
six (" lii.ks: t'.iei.ce miiIi. 11 1.'.' eti.st. niif
ti en (l:i chains foe.r 1 1 ' iiak : tienee M.uth
i; :jo' eas! . sjty-il e nT,i lulls. t tlie jdaee of
he-' inniia:. con'taiiiaic lifio-n a'-iv ; : Mv-. two
( -ii aeies. deseriiieil as follows; t'oiiirielicimr I
ti. 'ty-lM o i.vji rodf and I loe.rteeii ilii ieer m.iili
of tlie s w coi aer of the s e quarter, () ol ihe
s eipmitcr a' ( f section tweive (!.', town
twelvi; il- north of r.n'jre thirteen (iji east;
theticp ie-riii. twenty . u rods; thence east,
sKlec-n (li'.t rods; theme foaih. evenly VSn
rods ; I iiei.ee west, sixteen ( 10; rods t' place d
beeiiiiiia;:. colitahiiii;; two aeiex : A!-o col.J
liieneiin; lea chain ami six'.y (; l;:ik"
1101 1 i. oT s w corner oj it'll- s e q:!. 1 !T i'Oci til.'
i C iiiiatt'T ("ii of secU.m tweio li-'l. town
t vt l c i iu i. north of raice t'.;:-ieen il;; east;
th-m-c v.i s! fotir i ! f-htih.s ::.'! eiuhty-M-v. n
(sTi links , ilieuce noroi 14" ve- live i.'o
cl.ains and y-sev.-a i."T'. hii : tl'i nee eal
s:x mo cli-'.ins and t -. ent y - six '-'' I'uki : tncace
so;a!i. live (". i-li 1 ns ami thirty-nine iJaj link
io nij-'e of !)i-i;i:ilii:i'.r, eoni:'.:niii IMCe .i
a-res ; Also i-ommeiieiiiu seven (7j c'l:i!t!? and
t'.veiav-ciL'tit Oi lii;ks n.-nii of ti;o soutlir'-i-t
c.ii-iur of .-oaiiovest qua ier '4 of the himiIi- !
east (1'iani-r !'.! .l section t-.elve j i J. I.j.mi
1 vei e L'-l. no: Hi of r;i:ir tliimen eel ;
t liei.ee v. est four J '.! ch, i. ;.s a a l ioi ( io; iliiKs ;
tiiea'-e noitii (. ,ni v.,s, oat' ij c. mm aim
ei-.htei n is! iin'-.s : tio-ci-e lueti: i ;-;r v.e.r.
t ,v,i (2 chains ;iad tliiiiei n 111. lici-S; th'-nce
east f( sir 4 ! ehai'tn and -i:zt ly-s. veu ( 7 lias ;
i !i.'i!-v soui h three i;; oiootis :i-id li;:rty-l.v
j.Uj links, to the j.!:u:e ol tej;iii!iinjf. eotitala'll.;
one and a t)i!f I ! 1 . j acres, toeiii i will, ail t lie
pi i ih t;i sand r-l-l'io fen ::e '"-. Tiie "a me l-i-ia;
o vied ii,on and i.:,!.ru as the ntum rly of 11 K
idontomery and Mr.iv.ifet Mnutomery. d.--l'eii.iant
: i satisfy a jml'nent I s.il CJiifi
lecet-reu hy Ti.i'tte. If;i;:ti i; Clavh, olaint :!fs.
i'latt-'aioutii, Atuil -S, is;y.
il.V,-. HVK.tS.
v5 ;;i:criil ( a s t'o.
Estray Notice.
Taken up l.y tiie suliscril-er. living on the east
' , of li. w. 1 1 of o'c! son L.s. tow u 11. l-alle i. ea-t
in l.'.ss e.cmty, Nel-raska. tlie'.ili day id
Mm-eli. l-7'.i, "Hi- 1i:i.V m ..e. sm.iU size. vi'h a
very liitie whiiem the (.treln-ad. and a while
s.iot on i he r: 'iii sivl of tlie l.o.iy. she ,-i',s.
lia a lieatlst.-iii of a halter o-i inev. with
vi:ile heeslesi. 1 ; is s;; i ! osi d lo he aiioiit
live years old. The k"- hi r is I . quested t w come
ami i.iv i-li.irjes and take her a ay.
"tj J. It. NICHOLS.
Probate Notice.
In the m
ck;od.
as- r
l oon r
v ol tae o!.
.1. la
et'latl.a :
. of C;
the t'o
v;ii If. r;';::,
niy e'oat! of
Mollis ami !il:a:r tae duly vermeil
till, n ol .ioe.n A. 1 1 1 : l.o i-. ai - t . ; i . i i v z toil ;ol -mhii-dralioii
o! I Me estate el i ';. i in 1 1. I'.ian
c,i.: . d , d'-een-. he ri ni . I to h.m, I.'.e sniii
.Ids. A. i'.iiiie.-i:.! !. elilcled tt.at not ice of the
-e: .iem v of s:q.i c.iiis,- ): ( , ,i ! .1 :-1 ,e-i in l!u Ne-i-i
t l!ri; .i..". a weekly imv aK-r, jtrinted.
S.i.l-ii .iii ! and ia m-i.er.i1. cireu'atioii in s;i-;,:
e.uiutv. !i-r taree eimsi-cui iirt wess, aud that
t :te hearing i f said c:t v-e hf s.-t for t lie sitii n. v
i t Mvv, A. II.. !s7:l. ;-.t ;l o'.'iocli. 1". at lie
ot':i. e id ii:e coie.it .).;.!e. at 1'h.tt ;:-.eut a, at
i.i.-U i ; .ue ami pia.'-e. ad j-e;-o;: ini.-:es!cd
limy appear and shuw eane, il any they hac.
wnv adiiiinisfr.itioii of sa.id ('Male -'i.'-ul ! led
be granted to the said .losciet A. I'.ianchan!,
ace'etditig tJ llu5 n raver of said petition.
' A. N. .-.1 1.1.1 VAN,
l.'o. Judo.
I'lati-me.etli. Api il-Jid. Is73. ".tli.
cov'fT'cs Cola
I'.v virtue of an order of s.:!e isued ly Win. I..
V. ell-'. ( i. rk of t i.e I:s'. riet ("ma t wilhiu and
for 1 'i.ss 'oit.it NehrasM:. and lo me e i! ected.
I will on the ljih day of Ma , A. I . 1-7:1. at hi
o'clock A. M ., of sun I day. ;:t toe mhiiIi door of
the Court li'.i;se ia s, tiu t. in. ty. sell r.t TuMlc
Ai.eiioa l he ioilov. i.. real c. tale, to wit : l he
u est half '. ' 1 of il.e mutliea-t quarter (l.ti ol
yet mil I lnny - four (.if .. in township No. liiii
leen. (!'!i. noilil of l'ar.m' No. twelve ( Ui, east of
i;;h 1'. .M. ; a!-o, t'o- io!!te.vii. de-cri:ed real
e.-.l;ite situated in I'lat tsmout !i e;iy.e'a-s eoun
t v. Nel . l ) it : Lots on- 1 1 1. t 1 1 1. t hi t e (3-.
ioui (4i, 'n e i "o a;..l -ix u'.i. in I ioek two in
V.imi; ami llavs- addition I i said cil. togeth
er w i ! ! i t he jiri vi !eje and a ppicle nance t Mere -to
1. clonal n z : I i if same I eu, I vs ii d upon and
taken as itie property of lVterT. I'.eavcr ami
.Mary L. Heaver, defeaualit.s : io satisfy a jiid
ini'i.i of said court i-jcovctc-d !y i.uihc-r It. kt u
u.iil. plainlitl'.
I'mtlsmout'a, Nc!., April Tlh. A. 1. 1S73.
315 It. W.HVi.ilS.
Siit-nil, I ;:s.s e'o Ne'e.
KherifTs 8a'e.
w lis. e teih of me Uisn-e t eomt wnian and
for las-Coeniy. Nehra.-ka. and to me directed.
1 v,i on theV.-tu ,iav m .v. a. i. i-m. r.t
I 11 o'cim-k, A. M.. ol said day, at the sou; M door
m'iu- e omt iiou-i.. m said e.m .t .. sea a- imi.-
virtue ol an order ol i.e issued ny m . l...
lie A net ion t lie lo'.M.w i:m leal e-tate, to vmi
The nort c it ouart--r ( 1 . ) i f ctioii No. one
ll! iu tow ii-lup No, twclvu ilJ, imi'th t raiie
No. l ,' elve ('.-:, ea -i. l-iii acres 'iiore or les. m
sa!isf a claim of piaial i:r. .. ('. ( ov. an : rur
) las, if any to apply on ci.um of (leore ilnM
l.ard, iiele'lidaut ; ;.lso the v.csl haa i'j of
s i.,ti!e;tst ipiarti r ( 1 ... of I tie southeast iprirter
( "4 of sect 1011 lliii t - six 1 ni , lou li-iap t Im ieen
I .m .contain
ii ' nori .1 01 r.nie 1 '.v. i 1 1. 'i east 01 t lie it a 1.
L-i acres ; alo tlie tract of iaml
l.-s.-l'l.e.l .1.-. loiiov- ! Ail : 1 .''! 11 ni i. 'J at ll.e
ll el lie, i; coiner of the Iioithv.r.-l i)iialter I'j)
ol the sma ma-t ipiarier i ii of sect ion .-ixni) in
tov. i: d.ip t weive ( Ij i noitu ot lan-e tliirieeii.
ll.neas! : rimning i st. t hn I y rM) I oils ; liictu-e
v .1.1 h ii : , 1 v . -.1 1 lots r M . -i. si Tl.iriv t.'.ll,
rods: theme lorn, iiihty iso rods, to Ui - !
place of h.-;ri:r,.ii g. con: a'niii 1" acres more or
les-: in all '.'" ai res. I he s.an- heii: levied
upon and taken as the property of V. V. Cou
nor. Nancy e onn-.r. .lohu i a lor. t;e.i t;e Hull- j
hard. -Toil ii Llack and .lohu Hal hack, defend- j
aias to mi i-iy a jmittiiieni oi sam conn, re
covered hv .1. V. o'. aa. latiiT.
J'latisinouth, Neh., Ai.nl ;i;l:.A. I. 175.
it. w. n Yi.h-s,
3tr. Seer ;T. e'ass t o.. Neh.
Sheriff's Sale.
r.y v'n um ni an onir t f sale i-sucd hy Win. L.
e;l.s, Cit lk ot the I'dstiiet e'oint wiilaa and
for Cass com. iv. Nebraska, ami to me d.re.-ted,
t i .... !..... I .1... . , It ,.-,. ...
i !M oil lilt; i oa ol . ia.i, .v. If. ill
L'ocioeK p.m., 01 s.iai aiy. al 1 ne souin ttoor
of the Coil t l:o i-e in s;i id cm m I y. sell at pnhhc
auction the fol'.owii. real t sra.te, to it : C m
lil -lie in;; a I t he sou; i, west corner of lot No. one
tl . ol seclmii seventeen .171. lownship twelve
(IJ). ooith or ra fourleeii 11; east of the 'ah
I. M. ; ruiiPii:.u th i.i i ea-! twei.ty-four 1JI.1
ro.'.s ; then.-e iiorih. six ami sity-si h'!n
ilredths i(;ti-lis.) rods; thcia'i; west, tvveiity
foiit u'l rods ; then, e south, six ami sixtv-MX
hiimlr. ut hs oi i':-tno) roils to i in place of heia- j
nin. conlaioii: mm acre more or l.--s ; also a i
trai l eommencim; at a point twciitv-three e.rj)
rods ea-1 of t an i.oi 1 'i west roi ner of sedion No.
twenty (l'io. in township No. t'.velTr (3i. 1101th
of rang,- No. fourteen ill', .-at if ihe nth 1". M. ; :
thence in: : ia- soatii fmlv rodf.; thence j
east , 11 met ecu i r.o rods ; tie-nee uortli, forty i m j
re. Is ; them e west. niiielccu i I'x roi's, o the be-, j
yi tilling, cotit.iiiiiii ; lour .-.ad tiaec-fcuathn !
acres : The same heiicj levied laion ami taken
I :is hn-peity of iihs.ana Mickci-v-ut, v. hc.i-
1 liV Alii rlei .i a i 1 ,ii;d J'u: i. Id ickel via i r. (U fer.d -
. . tos .tr-fva Imlsment of said coun.recov-
er-ii ey :.iarv woicoii. ptauuiir.
I'lattsi.j.e.irh. Nchr.iika, April 1st lsTr.
K W. HYLKe,
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.MiHiuer-v and Clothin
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We introduce all the LATEST I'MiUlCS of the season. Our lo, r."j. lo
It', 2", 22 and 2 cer.t Dress Goods are, well woithv ot your inspection,
j Also, a f nil line of WHITE (,'OnDs. 1WE.SS J. I .V EXS, 7' 1 1'tV -TC X E D
XIBHOXS, LACES, KCCIIE.S. f AS H .V E EES, ZEEHYE and X'EIXU
XIAWLti, and countless articles inipossi'-ie to r'etiou in d':tai! j
Our Millinery
Embraces all the Lairst Xovclties in T.EUIlOliX FLA TS. FiEXC1 CHIP
aisl STI! A IV GOODS. Our SILK TU EBAXS .! 1'ATTEHX HATS arc
the admiration of eveiy en Wo it'so sliow 1,'): ti iu'imed hats from SI .
am;
AND FURXISHIXh1 GOODS. The only houso in the city that carries a
clean Fresh Stock of Goods cf latest styles and fabrics known of the season,
Vt'ill find here displayed a line-line of Furnishing goods that cannot fail tc
co mm aril their attention and patronage.
Suits from
We have tho best
TPIIMIC fir
To be
J-"Call ami compare our Goods
! eueilts deli veil therefrom.
j-m er ;t Jr. T "T
Great Reduction
20 to 5
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TH A.HT
Men
Prince AUiett
Last in-: I'.m-l;!e
C.n-ivss
T.ase Rail Sin es
Two-lSt:ek'm Tlow Shops
(lei.uiue Hand Si; v. ed TP'S. . -Haii-I
Sewed Alexis
Lauics' S'ijviM'is
I'alf Sho,-s
l eid.le (ioat. Side L ice
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' I'lelieh Rnttoll ,
l.oai, Ihatoa. (.worhed Iv.a ton:iiole i
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