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I.OCAi.AnVCUTISEMENTS.
Tran!'.'it. 2" rents a line. Itesyular advertis
er. 10 itiiM per line. No advertisement insert-
f jr U" than 2j cents.
I-cjj.iI notices at Statute T.Xe.
Attorney ;uul officers of tile law will be ne!d
rrMKiiisiijiu fr all lecal rmticeH they hsnd in,
unci all parties demanding. a ontof of pul1u-a-Wou
( mi v notice wi!l be ltcld for the publica
tion fee ofsuch notice.
Thin paper mnv b found on file at ill times
nt C, K. I. & I. &. II. Tickt Otn. e. No. (Murk
otreet. Chicago, where our friends art ;.t l'.btr
ly to call auu examine It.
COMMCNTCATHJXS.
A our space is limited. ;ill coniinimlca'fons
-mist lc brief and to tin point, ".1th no waste
Of words.
The paper is reponnible for the correctness
dM-cording to copy of paid matter a:id paid l.e
fjals, only.
1. Any Vi-ron who takes the paper regularly
from the post-office, whether diree;ed to Iim
r.miie, or whether lie Is a subs-ciioer or not n
r inible for the pay.
" If rnv ncnmii orders his paper oisennllii
H.'d he most pay nil arrearages, or the publish
er may continue to send it until payment is
made, and collect the whole amount, whether
the ij!er is t.ikn from the office or not.
3. 1 lie courts have decided that refusing to
take newsp:iters and periodicals from the post
oliice, or removing and leaving them uncalled
for is iirona icis evidence cf intkntion al
FKAl tV.
4th of July go to
Celebration at Elm wood-,
Celebration at South Bend,
Celebration at Louisville,
Celebration at Greenwood,
-Celebration at Pl.tttsmoutli,
If vou can't go to any of these, go
to the D jince given by the Silver
Hel-i-con Bund.
Phil Barnes. W. W., arund yes
terday. Tliri Pinafore rage srrerrs to have
eubsided.
We hear Mr. Pollock is to build a
!icw house.
Oil stoves aro the latest raje in
riattsmouth.
Saturday afternoon at JuJ;;q Sul
livan's, 2 p. ui.
For ice cold Sod Water go to
Smith & Black's. 13t3
A. Laverty, Esqr., of Waverly was
in town yesterday.
Try the Red Cross five cent cigar
at Smith & Black's. . 13tf
Ashley, painter, fixing uj Mathews
bigns in good shape.
Timothy Clark Weening Water,
Berkshire's, see Ad.
Episcopal .ci;ible at His. J. Ii.
Variety's this evening.
Every br tud of cigars in the mar
ket at Smith & Black's. KUf
Walter JVikins, Eight Mile Grove,
was in town yesterday.
Cass Coiiaty F.ir meeting Satur
day at 2 p. in., turn out.
Hair-cut short soon to gv.w
again, at E. Schicketanz's Shop.
J. S. Dufci will h ive another in
voice of oil stoves in tho last of the !
week.
Monday and Tuesday were quite
chilly, felt liko a young fall wine
home.
Eugene B. Le.vis has returned
from La Porte, Intl., Michigan and
other ioints.
If we have a fair it is necessary
that the members attend one meeting
any way this spring.
Se the notice of meeting of the
Agricultural Society Saturday after
noon, be sure and attend.
Hon. J. M. Beardsley, wife and
youngest su made Piattsmouth a
fry short visit this week.
The Xeb. Exposition Association,
havo another Punning and Trotting
meeting at Lincoln, July l-5:h.
Get a pine-apple clip at Schicke
tanz's new Barber hop, :i dors east
of the P, O., after Tuesday next.
Dr. Livingston went up to Lin
coln on Saturday last to visit u man
who was injured at the depot there.
Peter Merges commences hiahoue
th;3 week and the new bniHings going
tip are so numerous we can't count
cm.
Mrs. McOu'rc and family left last
week to join her husband in the Hill?,
and Jimmy is no longer head of a fam
ily. Weeping Water and Louisville
have "ahuk" hands across the broad
perrairie and will hold a "fourth" to
gether. "First come first Served;" and the
articles that come in early in the week
are inserted first and the late ones
must take their chance.
John Estabrook, Esqr., fio!ii the
western part of the county, called
Wednesday. The IIizuALiiwai pleased
to make Mr. E's acquaintance.
Just read the Band beys' notice of
a Fourth of July Ball. The band de
serve encouragement and we hope our
citizens will gie them a benefit
Either the Nebraska Cltv Press
copies our AV. W. letter without credit i
or our Correspondent duplicates his '
MSS. This won't do, some way, boys.
Mrs. Fitzgerald says if she gets
through this time she will nevr move
again no never well hardly ever, un
less Fitt sells the Lincoln bouse and
then.
Some News Correspondent has
been up to Decatur to see an Indian
dance and he got disgusted just be
cause things crawled over him &c, Oh
pshaw!
TIenry Bceck, the furniture man
appears with a new and greatly en
larged Ad. this week, which tells all
about his new hearse, window shades,
organs, Ac. Bead it and buy.
To Celebrate tha Fourth with pure
patriotic joy it will be necessary for
every man woman and child to buy a
pair of nice, light, comfortable and
o.'V boots a;l shops- at Merges.- Ut
Personal
C. Nichols takes the JIerald awhile.
Hiss Ellen Smith, teacher of Latin
in the State University, is In the city,
visiting Mrs. I). H. Wheeler.
Mr. , Kuebner late of the Nebraska
City News called yesterday, on his way
to Omaha, we wish Mr. II. success it
his ventures whatever they are 'and
have to thank him for many kind
notices frem time to time.
Prof. Aughey and Ii Is daughter
Miss Helen camo down on the after
noon train last Tuesday from Lincoln,
Mis3 Helen to spend a couple f weeks
with Miss Maggie Dawson, and Prof.
Augh.'y to make some observations
in regard to the relative temperaturos
of the waters of the Platte tnd Missou
ri, for a work which he contemplates
publishing soon on the geology of Nebraska.
We understand there is to be a
change in B. & M. Employees and that
Mr. Marsland and family will return
to Piattsmouth, a fact -which their
many friends here will be glad to
hear.
The Ladies of St. Luke's Guild
will hold their next sociable at the res
idence ef J. II. Vallery this, Thursday,
evening. A general invitation is ex
tended to all, and a good time antici
pated. A family by the name of Martin
living in the north part of town and
Miss Amelia Wurl a sister of Mrs. Mar
tin have been quite sick for sonic tim,
and it is though by some the disease
is trichina.
Again we have to chronicle anoth
er move of Wm. Agnew and family.
Having been put on a vim from Ne
braska City to York, they have remov
ed to Nebraska City, a move which
their relatives and friends hero will
regret.
The IIehalt) was raisin formed
about the decoration of the M. E.
church last Thursday, the credit is en
tirely due to lady friends of the happy
pair; 1 merely sold them a few cut
flewers and loaned them a few plants.
L. A. Mooke.
John Leach h:is a very respectable
Greenhouse at bis little stand oiiMain
st.. Ilesser's branch otHce we suppose.
If you want a boquet or soma hand
some potting and bedding plants call
and see Leach. Also fresh vegetables
every day.
The Band boys have moved into
Goo. Smith's c!d room for summer
headquarters. Morrison keeps the lit
tle room off the main room and den't
we wioh w was a lawyer can it be
that any more brasa was needed in the
profession, or whenee those band.
We negiected to mention last week
tVit Mr. Jnr. Bouse culled upon t:.e
1 1 Ki: ALr and informed us that be was
about to remove to near Slab City,
Ivansii. wiiaie h? bad taken a p re-em p
tipn. having sold bis interests at Green
wood. We say good-by to Mr. Bouse
with regrs t. lie is :iu oil time sub
scriber. Mr. Will S. Wise takes his depart
uie soon, fcr Denver, Colorado,
where he goes to m ike himself a name
and a position as a lejal light. Pre
vious to his departure Mrs. J. N. Wisa
gave him a farewell party which was
attended by the young people who had
been his companions and wlu regret
ted to part w ith hi ...
We really expected to have seen
Bro. Windham married last week, per
sonally, but the wife said, "By George
she was bound to s e that weddin' or
raise a breeze," herself. We staid
homo to mind the baby and get the
city mail out. Windham wiil excuse
us, wo feel, as he'll know how it is him
self one of these days.
These "kettle drums" and hen
parties arc geltin' too thick; first its
Mother Buttery's and then Mrs. Liv
ingston's and then Mrs. Whiles' and so
on, and they have lots of good things
to eat and shut us men all out. Come
boys, its t i : n we retaliated, when shall
we have a real old fashioned 'bach"
blow out and no calico in sight.
Doty our Djty the "all hunk"
man who can ferry the river the wind
iest day. the stormiest night, the dark
est moon and the worn test weather
hailed the Hkkald the other day and
says: Your'o "our kind", here's some
"scads", just remember that "old Doty"
is alive on 'tother sido of the river and
is tho best ferryboat we have yet, 'rah
far Doty and the old skiff.
From a Government report on
Alaska wo learn that the Indians and
Russians make whiskey neat there, too
and call it "Ilootzeno." They had ft
crusade also, only it was fjooil white
men and Indians who marched to an
old Russians' still, captured him and
tied him to a post for an hour; with
his still and mesh-tub alongside of
him to denote what he was punished
for.
Our Correspondents on the line of
the B. &. M. West, must remember that
the mail does not get in and distribu
ted now until about 3 p. m., and we
cannot set up long communications, or
any but the most pressing or pay mat
ter after that time Wednesday night.
Please remember this, we'll do all we
can for you but cannot accomplish
impossibilities and these notescan us
ually be got in just as well Monday if
you only think so.
Another Kettle-drum was the order
of the day last Friday afternoon. This
time it was riven by Mrs. ILK. Liv
ingston aiit. corre thirty ladies assem
bled betwwwJ the bouts of dve and
nine, despite t!.'' hreateni:.g clouds
and enjoyed -jociabiluy and a
Eumptuous tea at seven p. tu. The rain
which fell later in the evening only
added to their amusement, and they
all departed exclaiming at the pleas
ure of the kettledrum, and the relief
from the necessity of dragging unwill
ing husbands to join in the sociability j
of H:e evtniiK.- 1
JULY 4TII.
IS 79.
Grand Social Ball by the SilTe r Heli
con Band, at Fitzgerald Ball,
Fridat, July 4th, 1379.
The proceeds to be applied for the
purchase of Uxifokms.
Music by the New Piattsmouth
Siring Band of sis pieces.
A good timo guaranteed to every
oue.
Come one, com nil and help the
Voys, you will be amply repaid in the
future.
Tickets only one dollar. 1S13
P. O. Change.
At last C. II. King has got hi3 wish
and we received official notice the oth
er day that the Eight Mile Pest office
was changed to " Kingsville."
Piattsmouth Driving Park Association
Meeting.
The stockholders of the Piattsmouth
Driving Park Association are request
ed to meet at the county Judge's office
on Saturday, June 21st, at 2:30 p. m.
The question of final action on grounds
and the adoption or rejection of name,
articles of incorporation and general
business of perfecting the organization
must all be decided at this time. It
is absolutely necessary that every
stockholder should be present.
J. Vallery, Sr..
MACMunruY, President.
Secretary.
You see Pepperberg has got cher
ries and we haven't; and we were just
wondering what spite fate had at us
this year that our trees bore nary a
cherry and Neigbor P's were full. We
thought maybe it was because he was
a Councilman and made up our mind
to run next spring and get some cher
ries; but just as we began to "figge "
on the votes. Mrs. P. came over with
a delightful dish of fresh, red, ripe
cherries and now we don't care one
cent whether its his trees or ours that
bear fruit.
The store of Smith &, Black is just
crammed full of goods of every variety
and style in their line. Its a marvel
how they get around or know where
all the things are. Smith, the nior
member of the firm (now, i he. Mio
senior?) busy and industrio is, 5s al
ways ready to attend to customers, and
knows how to please them. Charbiy
Black though ho isn't the Black, ex
actlyyet what he doesn't know about
the drug business isn't worth knowing
and nobody could help liking Ch-uley
behind the counter. Altogether, they
make a good team, and deserve the pat
ronage of the community.
We were the delighted recipients
the other evening of a boquet from
Mr. Llewellyn Moore which discounts
anything we have sert y-t. It was a
m ir.t b.Niu.iful boquut u nlir a glass
globe fiile.l with watei. The graceful
appearance of tl.e feathery ferns, and
blossoms of the delicate gypsophila
and other 11 , vers seen through the wa
ter is beyond uur power to deacribo;
but any one deslro is of S 'eing it for
themselves can have the privilege of
doing so by cal!ii.g at the Hkiialu
mausi!i. For graceful an J elegant ar
rangement of flowers Mr. Mojre has
scarcely an equal anywhere.
Pottenger thinks he has a good
tiling on Raphael J. Moses, a gentle
man who hag been representing him
self as an attorney for collection of
claims against the Continebtal Life
Insurance Company. After much cor
respondence Mr. Moses writes Pot a
vrry interesting letter giving him good
advice by the bushel aud consoling him
by saying that as Pot is supposed t be
a Lawyer he ought to have known all
these things; finally lie brings Pot cut
in debt to the Company about 837.00.
Pottenger coucludes Moses has led
him round in the wilderness long
enough and that further Moses is an
Attorney on the other side.
From the St. Jo. Evening News
we learn that Miss Minnie Balsing'-:-a
sister of Mrs. Gu3. Hereld with
whom she has lived a portion of the
time for several years past, was mar
ried at St. Jo. on the night of the 13th
inst. to Mr. Henry Volker of that
place. It seems Miss Minnie, who has
been in St. Jo. for some time, was not
favored in her love affair by her friends,
and her sister had gone dowu with tl.e
intention of returning with her to
Piattsmouth, but having a mind of
her own and that mind inclined to
wards the object of her affections, Miss
Minnie notified him of their intended
departure, and after due consultation
they were quietly married while the
sifter was sleeping the sleep of the
just. So Miss Minnie is now Mrs.
Henry Volker.
John Shannon and nenry Boeck
had a big tioe last week. You know
Henry has put a balcony along in
front of his house andCal.Parraelehas
continued it along the whole building.
Shannon asked Boeck why he put a
partition across the balcony between
the buildings? Henry said he didn't
want his children and other folks mix
ed up and he proposed to have things
to himself. Johu Shannon replie 1 that
if he was afraid his (Shannon's) chil
dren would come over and crawl upon
that balcony from Parmele's side (or
Bocck's either) he was mistaken and
he'd better keep his own children "to
hum." Bweck said anybody that had
such looking "yonn uns'" as Shan
nons had better keep 'em home to keep
'em from suckin' eggs. Shannon said
Boeck's "young uns" would scare Frank
Morrison's boat into bustin her " biler
agin" if they stood on the river bank.
Here both men prepared to clinch,
when Pat Murphy came along and af
ter hearing the case, sentenced John
Shannon to take Boeck's whole family
out driving in the best rig he had and
Boeck to give Shannon a good two
horse cradle at once and keep the peace
hereafter, or inaugurate one of the
cells in the well to stay home and
mind their own business and babies
respectively.
1776.
CASS CO. AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
Important Meeting. -The
Cass County Agricultural Soci
ety is called to meet n important bu
siness on Saturday next, (June 21st) at
2 p. m. in the County Judge's office.
It is very necessary that a full meet
ing be held and every member is urged
to be present.
D. II. 'Wheeler ,
J. N. Wise, President.
Secretary.
Third and Last Alore.
The neat, new and tasty Barber Shop
of Mt. F.d. Schickelauz, the well-known
and first-class Tonsorial Artist, will be
found on lower Main St, three doors
east of the P. O., afier next Tuesday,
where, with his able assistant, he will
be prepared to serve his many custom
ers with as good n shave hair cut,
shampoo, or anything in his Hue, as
can ho obtained in the city, and on
short notice. Don't forget the place,
and you'll not neglect to call.
Kotice
Is hereby given that there will be a
called meeting of Piattsmouth Temple
of Honor, Nd. 13 on Friday eve, June
20th, 1879, at 8 o'clock sharp, for the
purpose of electing trustees to incor
porate the temple of Honor; let there
be a good attendance. By Order of
Temple. t
13tl J. F. Johxsov. W. It.
Ne Hotel Whclci Bouse.
Enos Wheeler has opened, the new
Frank Guthman liouso on 3d Street,
south of the cut, as a hotel and board
ing house. It has eighteen rooms, can
accommodate about fortv boarders.
Mr. W. promises a good house, good
table and first clacs accommodations
for those desiring lw stop with lau-.
toil
v p.s t c
T7 mj Store.
Di chapman, froj Platlsrjoa'.h, is
reconstructing ti e ,l;;erooiu Utely oc
cupied by Greer 'auru Scbroder i Co
on N street, and a tin-', from Indiai.
iipoiis, is liU.i vp a store in the Bow
: i;;n lToi:se buiiuing : :-. Nirt1' street.
Lit: coin Journal.
About :-iir.
Our Sheriff has rc-oeivt d a note l'mn
the brother of Weir, who suicided here
we give it below :
Spr.ixo Hill, III., June 9,'l STO.
Mr. R. W. IlYiT.s: You can :e!i
the tools aud send mo Van photogrths
ai.d small trinkets by r :.i! ::tl I v "11
send you the postage.
I can't imagine what caused him lodo
so. H -was my ;uly brother u id was
well liked eve. fonp that knew Lim.
He belonged to tli-' Masonic "'-sterility
and I belong to t: t I. O. O. F. He
was the best lui'i es: jr.iaker Ievers.v-:.
Had premiums taken at State fairs.
With thanks fur past favors and re
main Bespectf jI'.v, W. T. Weir.
I. S. He .served L'-.-ee years in the
ate war.
Nfiv Potatoes. First Cabiagc.
J. Gibson, our well-known vegetable
man has new cabbage, first rate cab
bage too, ami fresh potatoes and green
peas, and nice beets, aud slews of oth
er things that people want and need
and eat, which lie sells cheap, every
day. The very best of early vegeta
bles always for sale, delivered at the
houses of customers. When you want
vegetables, therefore, livreaftsr, see
Gibson, as he has a large garden and
has improved his facilities for raising,
keeping and delivering garden truck
711 nor Iniprove:uents.
To chronicle all th improvements
going on in Piattsmouth would keep
one person traveling all the time. C;.r
ruth has a ti'jMjy new r'n, three f
tbem in fact, but we shall hit mention
otre of them until ho spells it right.
Mathews has the front
of his store
a ucw sign,
l"iilling repainted and
Solomon & Nathan are putting new
steps on their Laildhig, Ilerold's aro
putting in a new sidewalk, Mrs. Coop
er is building a new front yard, the
MacMurphy inansiwn is being made
new, the Latham's are cr.ttiug an arch
in their dining room, Mr. Eaton paint
ed his fence, the little houses back of
the depot have been now sided, and
we shall have to investigate further be
fore we report any more, but, all this
is not taking into account the entirely
new buildings- going up, which dot
every hillside a;:d street.
Prejudice Kills.
" Eleven years our daughter suffer
ed on a bod of misery under ths care
of several of the best (and some of the
worst) physicians, who gave her dis
ease various names but no relief, and
now she is restored to us iu good health
by as simple a remedy as Hop Bitters, j
that we had poohed at for two years, j
before using It. "We earnestly hope j
and pray that no one else will let their
sick suiter as we did, on account of
prejudice against so good a medicine
a, Hop Bitters." The parents.
Jiemember that for boots and shoes
l.ckwell cannot be beat in price. lie
has a large assortment. Stf.
You can buy carpets just c.3 cheap
(freight only added), of Orchard !t
Bean, Omaha's leading carpet house,
a3 if yju lived in Omaha. Largest
stuck in the West. Perfect satisfac
tion guaranteed. In ordering by mail,
state color, quality, material and price,
and free samples will be furnished.llt2
Call and examine our new Style
250, six stops, llason & Hamlin Organ
James Pkttek, Agent:
TkRfi 'till risked.
iDUU ,rial i'l'o
tuuitv CTCI
la our own town, itnrf tin ran.
d. Voii can irive tin- busiue.ss a
mt eiense. Tiie best oooor-
tunity ever uttered lor those wi'.Iimi to
woilt. You should tiyiiotliinc else until vou
see for yourself what you can ilo at tlie busiue.sa
weoKs-r. No room to exjilaiti here. Y ou can
devote all your time or only your iare time to
the busiiici-s. and make treat pav for every
hour you work. Wornoti make as rriuVli as men.
ud for special private terms aad ('articular,
which we mail free. 53 Outfit free. lK:rtcom
j.lain of hard times white vou have such a
chance. ArtiicbS II. Il.vLf.LT frifcO.. Tori' infl,
- T.ooL cir : eve;-;- iia
ha. gorr. to C to re'. .1 .
to i tA idoi.g witii tin).- .: J it coin i
n.rs. thai Y j s.' 3iartiJs tirlv ing
id,.y.
Roll cT Honor.
The following pupils have been per
fect in deportment and attendance dur
ing the month ending June 18th.
flattie Webster, Clayton Drake,
BcrthaChilsoD. Joseph Kennedy, .
Hatt'.c Gilmorc, Frank Dean,
Mary Chilson. Witbort Brookbarr,
K. it tie Chilson, lCJily Ellison,
Edith tlilmore, t'estus EecJ,
Mary Kecd, Charley Giltnorc,
Leui Bronkhart, Jaha Murry,
Bridget Bourke, Jlausen Miller.
AMr F. Balcoc!', TeatbE-
Nolicc.
All persons indebted to the estate of
W. E. Donelan, deceased by note or
account, are hereby requested to call
at the Drug Store and settle the same
with Mr. Roberts; wl. has charge of
the business. It is expected every one
will be prompt in atte- ding this call.
Persons holding accotii- s against the
estate will please preset them imme
diately. The store will b uad?r the charge
of Mr. Roberts, in future, who will be
glad to see all the old customers, and
hopes by fair dealing to receive a
share of the public patronage.
Respectfullv,
1CW Mks. A. V. DcsELAX, Adm'x.
Henry Boeck, agent for Geo. Wood j
e f - a irrr-iiij -i ttfl ii:inr-v Sold i-be:l') I
for cash or on good approved securi
ty. Dtf.
Wanted to sell. A good sound 5
yeai M bay mare, good traveller and
kind ever 'vaj Apply to Hei:ali
r,ee. ' " if,
A large and well selected Stock of
Eastern Boots and SUoes at Sherwood's
cheap. 44 1
We will pay Aii-iitsu .-n:ury 01 il o ix-r :u:uh
and ei.r.eat or ul iu-.T a In: cumti.ln-iiou, to . : I nuf
rinr anil w-:i'if:r?ul invi-rtif.ii. H fln ,A;:( veaii'
Every Family m the West
Sayi Sli-ov'ji'. !lac-Si.Iri-3' uad
tiir-zcr is a safe, pleasant and relia
ble remedy for p-inrrha'G, Dysentery,
Cholera Morbus, and Summer Ccn
pluini. Procure a bottle ol this cele
brated Family sufiyuard at once. 2Je
larjtarcdanjtious. Price fifty cents
i rer bottle.
i!i!.s are the standard rc-e'ly for the
Live.;- tnd Billions diseases .-r' ihis cli
mate. -1 trial establishes tt ,:: iu f
ey Wts.lt ru l-'umUy.
Ihcivn's tinira alvc has no
eqn-ii IV r removing inflammation and
for h:.. ling old sores and ulcers. All of
Jiroitus P'pubir Fimily JI .llrius
xcv by Dr. W. E. Doiielao, C'hap-
E . ! i -jmith, J. H. Buttery and U. F.
uohiiso:..
llli Piattsmouth, Neb.
Teacher's Instit;'e.
Bol'ISVillk, Neb., June 2d. bSHh
Our Normal In.it ute will begin in
riattsmouth July Cist, and continue in
session live weeks. The Piattsmouth
High School building will afford us
ample room, good facilities in the way
of apparatus. Two classes will be
maiiiiaiii(.d, a first u:-d a second grade
class.
Most teachers and directors aro de
manding that the standard of juaii;i
cations of teachers in our county by
raised. In view of this fact a thorough
and practical knowledge of the branch
es will be aimed at, as well as best
methods of teaching. Teachers will
please bring their text-books with
them.
Boarding will be furnished at reduc
ed rates.
Particulars will be given in circu
lars. D. D. Maiitixdale.
lit! County Superintendent.
Why Will You
Allow a cold to advance in your sys
tem and thus encourage more serious
maladies, such as Pneumonia, Hem
on h:tges and 1-ung troubles when au
immediate relief can be so readily at
tained, llosehet's German Syrup has
gained the largest sale in the world for
tlie cure of Coughs, Colds, and the se
verest Lung Diseases. It is Dr. Uos
chee's famous (Herman prescript;;-!!,
and is prepared with tho greatest tare,
and no fear need be entertained in ad
ministering it to the youngest child,
as per directions. The sale of this
medicine is unprecedented. Since first
introduced there bas been a constant
increasing . demand aud without a
single report of a failure to do its work
in any case. Ask your Druggist as to
the truth of these remarks. Large
size 75 cents. Try it and be convince 1.
4 leowlv.
$- r To : 6o. A YL.VIt. or $5 to ?:r) a l iy
I h'lii iu your own locality. iSorink. o
I i Mill 'oc:i do as-well as men. Ma:y make
"" mo re thantlie aiisount stated above.
No one can fail to make money fast. Any one
c;in do the work. Vou c.iti make from M cents
In i'.' an hour by devoting your even!ni:s ai:J
iire time to the business. It costs notliinto
try tlio business. Nothing like it for inouey
making ever offered before. Business plea,anl
and Mrictiy honorable. Header, if you want to
Lnow all about the br.st paying biiciuess before
tho imbiic send us your address and we will
send vou full particulars and private terms free ;
(amples worth S3 also free ; you can then make
up vour mind for yourself. Address liKohUE
Sll.NisON & CO., "rortlaud, Maine. 13ly
85.00
Tine Uoots Custom made ?5.GO at
44tf Sii Kit wood's.
Caution to Smokers.
From and after t lie 1st day of May,
1STS all boxes containing cigars of my
manufacture will have my name b Id
ly printed on the inside of the lid. This
is to prevent counterfeiting my br..ad
of cigars, with an inferior qualit; of
cigars, resorted to by some
pled, ir.anufae turers. None
iiie uniess t;lv Uibc'ed:
jL"..ri"3 pei'L'wPih;
.' 1 A:rFAC-7U-::;;i:,
unpr:
are gt
'i?n
Plat
Nebraska.
I;on't be Decdved.
ilany persons say "I haven't; got 1 I.i.
Cous jmption" when asked to c ue their
Cough with Shi'oh's Co:;;--nnptiou
Cure. Do they not know tr..: Coughs
Ic-avl to Consumption and -i ler-nedy
that will cure Consumptioi. v.-ill cer
tainly and surely cure a cough or any
lung or throat trouble. We know it
will cure when all others fail and our
faith in it is so positive that we will
refund the price paid if you receive
no benefit. Is not this a fair proposi
tion. Price 10 cts. 50 cts. aud S1.00
per bottle. For lame chest, Back or
side, nso Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price
2) cents. For sale by Chapman &
Smith, Druggists.
Why will jou sutler with Dyspepsia
and liver complaint, constipation, and
general debility when you can get at
our store Shiloh's System Vitalizer
which we sell on a positive guarantee
tocurejou. Price 10 cts. and 75 cts.
For sale by Chapman & Smith, Drug
ists. - IIAITRmL l ACK" a popular and
fragrant perfume. Sold by Chapman
& Smith, Druggists, Piattsmouth, Neb.
:Jl!v eew.
WHISTLE BEAEIS !
AND SIDE TRACK IN FRONT OF
Tff escott and Powell
lUCjiH ESCOTT AND POWELL vv
ESCOTT
6 6
bra
5? ltpTFW UTfyT
& mlmm lhk)tk
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JDTJD -SrOTX IE "VIE Id
See Such a Slock o Goods ?
Well, Hardly Ever I !
o
We are the lca!( rs of the style, as yon may jitahily se;
Ye buy our dot hi it; all the n'hth', of WE SCOTT A P.;
. Tis thrre rre (t our Shirt; our Coats, Vistn, and Pants.
"And so do our Sifters and our Cuhm'hs end our Aunts."
Nobbiest and Latest Stylos of Suits Awful Cheap.
ENGLISH WORSTED SUITS, FRENCH DIAGONAL SUITS,
SCOTCH SUITS, CHEVIOT SUITS, CA SSI HERE SUITS.
STRAW HATS, FELT HATS, PILES OF HATS.
HOYS' - AND CHILDRENS' CLOTHING, TRUNKS AND VALISES.
JJ"Wiil sell yovi roiviy mnle suits nr t:.!.' your onler :n:.l snake vou :i s:;it, or sell vmi
the jiu-ce iii-oil. The well known cutter ami litrer, Ml:. V. M. COX, v. ill exectc.o llielrvoik in
t ii nt line and :;:t;irantfe a:itit:icliuu. v:y
. THE B2ST m THE W OZILD 23 TEST
Sfn3 for Sample Cards and Trice Lisk
THE BE ST
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r 4.1
The WOS LP
SOLD BY
knw r&frrz"
EAT FOR PARTICULARS "w WEtR
Vm!teSVimg Machine Co.
SPJX'IAL NOTICES.
l or Sal?.
The Ilodapp, or old .Too llrown
House on (lospel Hill. A'p!v to Tbos.
Pollock. ttr
To Ileiit.
Rooms in the Ilolbrook House, ap
ply to Tnos. Pollock. Otf
Great strength and solid itv; IJeauti
ful quality of tone excellence of ac
tion tinih ff workmanship in Geo.
Woods A Co's Organs. For sale by
Henry Boeck. Piattsmouth. Neb. t)tf.
Made to order
FINE CALF ROOTS 5.0,
44tf at Shf.i; wood's.
Anro AKiNTlI 'iiaianli-cd. $12 a day at
vi Villi llo"ie in.-i'le by the inilini 1 lous. Cap
(A.VI ! j iial not lviuin-U ; we will Mart you.
V Men. women. toy and pirN make inon
pv fa-ter at work for lis ilian at anyttiii: pKp.
The work i liuht ami nlraMUit. ami surl. as a:iy
onc -:m go rijrlit at. T1iom who are wise who
tee t'.ii.s not ire wit! point us their si-ldir-!' at
once and see for theiusel ve. Co--tiy outfit :ind
terms free. Now is tlie time. Those alreaily
at Hoik aro lavlnp i lar;; funis f luom v
AUUresis 'i'fit'tf & CO., Aui.-Ui.ta, Maine. IX?
Henry Uoeck has developed a. new
branch of business, viz; Agent for Geo.
Woods & Co's organs, of which Mr.
Uoeck expects a large lot of different
styles and varieties soon. Call and ex
amine, t'tf.
OSJere. Yen can niakf money ly selling
our Steriinir Cln mieal Wicks Never ii"ed
t rim in i ult No shiokt or sni'-lllo cents each, a
for vr. cents. Send tamp for cat a log 11" of Won -deru
l i u el i lions, i-taplc and fancy nuids. 1'ar
eons, Ko5tcr Co., I J'j Clark St.. Cliicao. line
All sorts and styles of organs and
piano's, Ceo. Woods & Co's make, at
Henry Boeck's, Piattsmouth, Xeb. 'Jtf.
Tldrf v of lo.r orjran mal;ers of t lie
World are competitors at the Talis Kvpositioii.
a cable dispatcii t the Associated Tress says
two highest frolil medals have been awarded to
the American makers. .Ma.sou & ll.iniiin.
in fif.n NAMES Af residents wanted, l-'cr 2".
lUtOUu naiiics jind 'JS cetils we will s-'nl
' you a tine silk liaudkei ehi"!. e . i v
threadsilk. Keir-ilar price. 1. in), ;. W. Tos;-i.
& to., lii Clark .Street, Chicago, lil. lui'J.
Police to Tc;:c!:ers.
Kxaminat ion of persons wishing to
tf,aeh in Cass county, will be at the
following times and places:
At Piattsmouth, 1st Friday and Sat
urday in January, February, May, Au
gust, October and November. At
Weeping Water, 1st Friday and Satur
day in March, J une and September. At
Louisville. 1st Friday and Saturday in
April. July aud December. Notice of
ether examinations will be given.
I). I). MAr.TlxoAi.r..
41rn3 Superintendent.
LEGAL XOTICES.
Estray Notice
Taken up June lr.tli. 1C, hy the nnlersl2tied
o;i tlie Lincoln road, two miles and a i:i!f wet
of riaitsinouili, one brown horse, aiioiu four or
five years old.
JOHN V. NAXCE,
riattsmouth, Neb. l.tt.i.
Legal Notice.
Notice is hereby Given that whereas on the
Mil day of Mav. s;t. 1 pave my promissory i.otfi
to Laird and Defend, for ninety dollars,
with a contract to s,!l farm certificates for iron
fence posts and iron .".ad t'cel barbed wire, hi
Weep! us Water and Center townships; Ail
croiiH are hereby notified not to purchase
s;:id note, as It was fruudslentl v obtained. I
shall not pav it. A. CA "KMf( II A KL.
W eeping Water, Neb.. Juae 17, l-7y. 13tl
Legal Notice.
Geo. II. YVosdi v.. f-. .'-.rton Uankln. n Co.
Couit of Cass C , Nebra-sKa.
The said S. Mori m Iliinkin, nofi-resiUc tit de
f.'Tidant. will lake r.otice that he 1i,m been mio'l
in the county court of Ca-s ccu.ty. Nf lna .ka..
by the . aid (ieo. 11. Wood--, l lainti:.. who u-vs
jitdint'iit ai;a:nst defeiiiUtiit lor stock sc'. i ami
delivered a..d money ad-auced ly said plaiiu
ilf to ra'd defendaal .-.t his special instance and
ropiest, in the uni of ii. with uterest t iierc
on from the 2Sd d iy of l-'ebruary Ists. at the
lateof 12 per cent, per annum, "and that the
fl'Midsand chattels of said defendant l.ave been
attached to satisfy the judirii'ciit prayed for iu
aid suit, and unless he ;;iis cr by the 7th d;iv
ol July. A. D. 1.S7M. at ope o'clock "p. m. on said
day. the petiiiou of the said plain tirT Tiled
:i;;ainst i.ini in the oTiee of iaid counly court,
such tu'titioa will be taken as true aad judg
ment rendered accord i as v.
C.l'O. II. WOOIjS.
Ya c.ko. s. s.m i rn. Atfv :r flf!.
ri.itt.sn:ei:i:i. June IO'l.':. 1S7:-. :m
CM
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9
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20 SIMPLE
TO HC
A D D RES S '.
Cleveland, ohio.
Notice for Publication.
:.a:n i O! i i. ::
II.V'OI.X,
.T
.1 i;
Voti.-o is liereliy jrivfii tlir:- 1!:.- foii,.M,-,-t
!;-r Ill's lil'.-il !."'i.--e rf ! n .,!
to ,-t: !. ;:':.! J.i-.cif 'ii !-iiol'l ! hi- .' ;H!:i, a!';
i i-::;-- y .!..; lit) ' i hereol a! the e i i t io.i ut
1 !i :r! v .in; s 1, oin i ii .( lal of lliis noti'c. vi:
!u.y Iili. 1T0. Charles 1'. I. an. for tin- tiouli
lia'f '-.'i) of uorrliwesf niarter(nw ' ii of S cli'.u
two '- . 1 'W : el'-Vi 11 l! i . Ilortil of l.ln-e ten ( it')
i';is I . a; rl naitti'S I lie loi!owhiir as Ins u it ;,,--ses.
i : li'i:l I'liimian. ol Cas.-; I'n., ami
MK-h iel Tliiitiia.il, of Cass Co.. b.
lll-j J. U. M10'VKI.I.,
K.fister.
Legal Notice.
Xotirs U lovfbv triv!-a fi.it .-liorei.s in
or
auoui tin; lmmiu oi eiiiemi. r. .-, -, i av
in v
j.roiniss:ry n ore to II vary K n fc'i iin, t'n I si
w i i ii int ei est a r ti il ni-r et n r. ; 1 arniUin i i
Oil
i:l
nan', one April 1st. i-.;. ail I ' ls.msa
by notlii. il aot to pureli.ise sal i n.-u . if C,
(in tliev ilo it at t licit- ll.ianl.
ntj"' as.v coj.r.,
r, -
Legal NoLlco.
liurliii-iton & -Missouri r.ivi-r il-rroaj Cot ipanv
in Neloaska :
Theere w i'.l be a s;M ej,ii meetin ; of tiie stoek
liolders of this Company at the ol.'.ee i.i the
Company, ill I'luTfsMioui ii, Nehr.isiia. I ;.t:i -i!.. v.
.Im.e iNMli. I';', at lo o'e!o-!-;, a. m.. to i nnsjuer
aid art upon 1 1 . - i;n,---.; ion of lea-ii'iit'ei-r'ain
proposed i.-M.-!i-,iinis ol tin? Kep.il lir m aili y
Kailr.i.nl. anil aiiy o: !i r 'm aiie.ss i.icil may le
:. !y e.ime lei :re the meeliin;.
l'.y ol.Ier ol i ire Ko.'i .l of J iie toi ".
JoilN A. l;;:.ISi )N,
Secret. irv.
Ilo.-:. -ii. May 2s, urj.
r.ti
Sheriffs Sale.
Iy . !rti:e nf an order of sale issued bv Win. I..
VWiis. Clerk of the Oi.-uict C"'iit wiiiiin and
for I'ass Counly. Nebraska, and to me ilireeiei1,
1 will on the 7th day of .Inly, A. i. 1 ;.', al
2 o'eiock T. -M., of said day, at t he son Ii iloor
of I lie court house a, said counly, s, ,j :.t pui.lic
auction ihe to. iov. iu real estate, town : Com
meiicii'ir at the soutnw est corner i f kit o. one
1 1 1. of section beventeen (IT). tovi.siiin twelve
( ll'i. i:oit h of iiuie foorrecn fl4. IiikI if tiie
;tnT. M. : iiuiii i ii tr thence east t , eni y-four
CJ4iods; 'hence in. i l!i .six and sixty six Iniu
lircd'hs i;t;i;-Knii los ; thence west, tv-nty-io-.ir
i.'4 1 rous ; t iience soiuli, si : and .-ily-si.
h!inili e!t lis .ii;-tee, roils, to Ine p!a e oi be
t.aii.:nv;, coniaiiii'iir one acre more r l ss ; aiso
i tract conuiii i.ein-- at a po,m ju .-.i; v-t hi ec
2") rods east of the horthuesl corner o sec!eti
No. twenty cni. iu township N. ivele
bortli td' raiijtr No. fourt -en llli, east of in- i:tii
T. M. , thence running houHi folly ( in) rods;
thence east, nineteen ( i:ij rods: theme porth.
foi l y cle) r-'ds ; t iience wst, i iuelef u i :i rod.;,
to t lie pliicc of bc-iiiiiinp. containii; lour an. I
threo-loiiitiis acres : 'Die same lein levied
upon and taken as the property of iliisiana
Mickelwait, Wheatley MickeUait ;i!:d hi. .1.
M;ckehvaU. defemlaiits. to saiisfv a ji,i!jnie,:l
..t' w..;,i t .... v,:,....
. ... .-n iv, hi, m,-j.u..u u. .iai V lul(Utl,
p! iii)t;tr.
i :u:t .-.-liijtiia, jiine i, ;s7:i.
li. v.'. HV!-i;s,
lit- Mk ri:i C;.- s Co.
Estray Notice.
T.iken up by the Subscriber, on Turkey creek,
near Win. Snyder's farm in l'.t-s Co.. Neb.,
a! :o;it t be di ii of .M itch, l.iM, a I.i in.ilo ..riini
I'u'l : 'iile heart -.chapel marii i i fi'rehead.
The im uer in, 1st ;:. i for i--n.n j-;-.-..- i .-.i it y
uiid pay charges or the aniioal will be sol.l ac
eor.ttns tulaw. Joitx Lacki..
lUl.").
Notice for Publication.
l.A.vn (; : i; ;; at
l.iNnii v. Xeb.,
iu.:e ., I 73.
Notice !' hereby pi yen tlu.t t'e; ' ....vi:."
nained cettler has tiled notice of his intention
to make 'liiiil proof in tip;i'i of ln- claim, a d
"-'tiro !: na! ei trv ; reof at tlo- expiration of
1 liirlv ti., vs from tl.e d.ii" of ! i.i- i-oiire. i ;
I Jul..- 12. lsT.i. at l.ineolv. Xeb.. Oito Jaime, lor
the east ii a. 1 ((- ,'. s.jut hettst ;u.ii t.-r (s e '...i Sec.
eighteen (Is), tonnship ten (In i, ratine ten (l(i,
east, and nsniM the follon intr as his witnesses
vi.: K.lmuiid Sehit!, of otut Co.. Xeb., and j
Carl Jsciiiri. ol Otoe Co., Xe!.
j. ii. Jii Dowr.i..
POLAKD-CHIKA.
T. CLA.H.K,
"vi:i:r!NCr avate::, ... neu.
t-i?T!ioroii-;i!,ied Stock for sale. l.Tif.
Creat redaction Is prices. COME AXD SEE
11'' IT 1$ XJT aci. I ara uellins many things
Less than Cost, j
In order to c leu out, lmihl larger iind f.ll i:p :
aaia. I'umu and JtK for ourst-lvcs. ;
CHAULKS THOKNMATE,
V.'ct p.in- V'ater. - - xeb.
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W "" f, u . 1 jiium, to!Aco iui 1 i.M-cot li-s:
ifH-CSl-rri !-; -' l t r cl.-c.;'..ir. CiT7't'
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SAFES, CHAIRS,
1:1 f., i.tc, inc..
Of All Disrriptions.
HETALLIGBUHIAL CASES
WOCDEIT COFFINS
Of all s:zvs, i,:n!y i:uit!e an .1 s-,Ul cLea-j t.r ciwli.
JIY FINE HE A RUE
is r.vw !'.-aiv ro;i :el ;cr.
Of i:.ery l)ci.i ip'.ion,
CHEAP FOIl CASH.
Th Celebrated
Whittlesey Patent
1 7 IN D O I V S II. 1 1) E fintuj: es.
Complete, with Holler, for L'tcts.
Laaljiequin Window Shades.
Au.l a Lar-er v;.ricfj- f Cheaper S!;a '.cs,
of i.i' va: ;.-ti. .
AV'tth si..'.. iy t!r.m::s for p..st p. .Iron :.c. I
i.l i'o all t J ;e! ,:i,d c:.i..;.ie my
I.AIMIK STOCK OF
ictf. ri :tTi ';i; .'.'.d t;'i'i;
REVOLUTION!
Sj-l Standard Singer.
C-0 lh;vs t!.I Sljlo.
New au-iits wani.-l It: every t".'.:i. r'amplo
machine l'..riiish d on ;. -pLcat h a. -2 to lie
l..i -. ui 1! - i v ,. h (.iie r. as a i.'t;.rai.l of jroo.l
Pit ' '. - i.;.i I .. .. -e. I.-.- paid !!''.'( I'no
.!: tiial. !:. i.i.'cho.' ' :.naiii'i. and st
i ii ; a ., ,:; ei- : v . o ..uli :ae!i 10. .chine f
l:ccj. in oilier .or !.. ::-. l.-.i 1 i.-.chmcx,
oi'e ;...ier. s--. thi-ce I'fichhies. .y.i ; Ii M
marines .. 70 : l.ve lii..c!.i;:e, ;. .". .'-iK-cial
Pi ices on i;u .c 01-leis.
r.vusoNs. i-(!ti:i: & o .
rmi i.t & Ui ciaii. M.,ci.icii'o, 111.
PRICE! PRICK!
If 3 on v.ai.t ;.i:y
Fire or Ornamonta! Brick,'
C M ti
J. 7. A. HOOVEH,
LOUISVILLE, - - NE ERA SKA.
PLATT5MOTJTH
Clothing House!
C. G. HER0LD, - Proprietor.
l-TF.ST USTAULT) IN ! "G.
Kccj s a 'rc-ncral !ait?o stock cf
Men's, Youth's Alloy's'
CLOTHING!
;ii.l l. is y.i. I reive I the lirct lot of
French and English Silk
V7 OUSTED SUITS,
that r.vy.ii cjvxszn rm: mo. hiver.
l!;s diifi 1. nt .styles of
:.;e '-,'.i jn isi:i;;, ai:d l is stock of
Furnishing Goods !
FANCY "GOODS,
AM)
I.:;i..r;;e enoi'.li lo supply any ! :n:.-id.
Call and Examine t!:o
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