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About Nebraska herald. (Plattsmouth, N.T. [Neb.]) 1865-1882 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 27, 1879)
7 v 'j jy a (, -9 . ty-t hfee cents. Several thousa.id hush- -els went uver there last winter, and front the f : .iMr'! s :t pl'ttSetlt "eat intent ions tf the USaild.S PLATTSMUOTH. NOV. 27. KiM-k Bluffs Notes. November 514111. 187!l. will go this winter. We are very much in want down here, we want somebody to buy, repjiir and i nn our grist mill, we wai.t a Urn tor down hTt to cum our i'ls. we want some men who w ill build tip our Ei). Herald: We are sun here ami iowi in i ne. pia-e u uicw woo .ur hard at woik: nearly everybody and tearing it down, for in a lew mouths their children are bus Kicking "corn. four houses have been taken down and 'Corn is yielding on stalk "ground from hauled to Plattsmouth; if that kind of thirty to fortv bitstiels to the acre, and: wrk con tin ue.s. Ihequesticn about our from tiftv to sixtv bushels to the acre !ov n sviil l):Hike the one about the on stubbie ground, which is a -differ- Greenback club, "where oh w here is ence that some farmers should maka the city of Rwck Bluffs. note or and hereafter rotate their ei ops We regret to learn that Mrs. Win. ;i little more. - Gilmour has beeu very sick, but hear The election just passed might prob-she is slowly recovering and Billy hiin ably be called the "scratched" election, ef has tried several shakes of the for Kock Bluffs precinct elected a ague but dues not wish t hare any democratic assessor, two republican! more. Carrie Furlong after a five justices and a letnocr;.lic cosiakie. mounts piac.n-c ... naiKuiK Uncle Johnny Allison who h is been a crutches, is able :o walk without them, justice for twenty consecutive veals! Limber .Jim is picking corn, haul- this precinct, was beaten this elec- ing wood and ciphering ami still says 1 . 4--.-. 1 I. - . fc.ai.t B.. k. U t bll'll 1 t k . 1 t I t O 1 V till itv l : u l m ra v .i;ifaiv l t i 1 1 1 r i ii.ii i lit- ia ifiir i mm u uiuir limn n i j . 1 I . a. W T . T I . . ... ..1 . .t a.u f n..l m-u tjf If Kk iii i.ft.Ki ibw.iiii i i i i i i nr r .i ii i iiii t iiiiMr i iiu o on m'ic, hm m.L.. ..... I It m i t in liirlitniiifr ivmI itil' t- n't want to Imar aiiTthin; inure no stealing nor fruit tree peddlers, no . . 1 .... I A- .....I. ... .. . . .... . . 1 . . ...... j.l.ll.-..l.T . M ' . t I 111 IT I 1 t.' I ll 11 I Otlt lUHII ailli lOllllM ICl IMS IIHIII lll.llllilj;r, rn;riurm.', IIUI Mlfcuuin.ci- Vmocrats, for Michael Archer, the forts, Antelope Urewery, Lincoln, Neb. Fresli god hand all the time. Order at Hter once on of SPECIAL NOTICES. K. Iiosenbaum the Cmpany, or JCecna't & lilc'; cool ami nice, i'lattsmouth. . l!tf i ' "- has on hand fresh (b... 14tf. A good second-hand mower fr 'sale cheap for cash, or to tiade, by 20tf - F. . WlllTK. .Notice to Teachers. 1'xain iuation of persons wishing to! teach in Cass county, will be at thei following times and places: j . . ... T"7 . At lMattsmo;h. 1st Friday and Sat I !'l" Milwaukee beer on draught I,,. ;.. i. 1.1.,.,., f.- ..' was, iii r.. itoseuoaums saioou. iird Votirs to couitnand. I'M I I.ANDKK I)OKS TICKS. The Clianires hi the Fiog. Nowhere in the auiiunl kiicrdom oss democrat of Ilock JMuffs hits bteii lected assessor for the fourth tern, lit Mike makes a good and eliicient isessor. "Ami wUile we are talking out the election, just tell the cunty nmmisaioners the next time liiev ant bonds.voted, to explain and pub- there so favorable :m iioi-liiiiit y bit the reason for and m inner of d is- peeping into n iture s worksitop ns .wil nf fl.M limi.U .ll.:it I lit. nmile the lllC!niOorilloM an vote understandingiy, for my ob- servatioH was that not one man in ten Itnew what the bonds were for nor low they were to be disposed of and iience they thought as long as they new nothing about them, they had better vote against them. Our fall term of school taught by, Mr. Logan closed last Saturday. Mr. February, Mav. .-u- gust, October and November. At' Weeping Water. Ist Friday and Satur-! day in March, .J une and September. At Louisville 1st Friday and Saturday' in April. July and December. Notice of other examinations will be given. I). I). Maktindai.k. 41m Superintendent. IFOKPsjlLXiIE!. IMattsmouth, Xeb. 14tf. fjogan is a gotnl teacher ami is to com- is tor in ul' I hi; frog, says the I Vnn Monthly. llns annual is a worm w hen it comes from the egg, sind renrsins such the tirt lour d iv s of its lii'c bavin iie'iilicr eyes inn-ears nor no-i ril nor re pirntoiy rg hi. Il crawls. It breaths through il k.iu. Altera while a iH.vk is grooved iiuo the tlesh. lis soli lips are lrirdened into :t horny bc ik. The dilfcrent or igins, one sifter another, bud out : then va il p-pr of branchim gilb long and liinlx-r tail! Ti tnence a winter term after a week s I . . I. 'II. ...... . . .A fatal burning accident happened "" , :i "' , t, " ... v i ..r ci... i.,.t ;inore elap-e. and the gills Vednesday tiij;ht, about six 'clock his ittle girl about seveti vears old had er clothes catch lire from the lire place, and she was so badly burner that she died the next day at eleven o'clock. m ii , . 1 : . - . . . . r I, I. i . . 1 . iieiliar.J.Ollilipiiis ui ivociv wirctv;.,, ,,. ::,,., I ,, w1., ,,,,1 . 1.1 111 I Ml Ml-', H - " " roepcooiauoutour weeus , aim . "jconv lau group of radic-,1 cIcmlc Ihis hair grow, for Philander Doesticks, T X.v..i...! . i. ;.l. I . : 1 : :, Vi- eneii, tuc-iiornv umk ,'i ml I ist a wnriii ha four 'day sink b ick into the biKlv, while in ilieu- place others come, iinii h niore complex, ar ranged in va-M'iiI.ir tu."t. 11' iiieicii. IJut they, too, have ihcir l iy. and an absorU'd, togclhcr with ihcir frame Work of bone and car.il tgc. to be .-uc-ctHnletl bv an entirely different breith- 1. ill VI I' 1 1 t I 1 1 1 If t right to post the public in regard to; rmVg0,- ulh ,,'. om-i.-h.' the niid..- those weeds but as some mustard W!ni0II the intesiines. prepared for i he gooa ror aaisiress in ine sumacii, ii!mM )ti()n uf ,,;,.,, tMM, , .,,..,. , he will comedown, we will give him. vef;Xft.blt. . fmiv ijmli--. fully ,i,iP,e.l some. Iwith hip mid shoulder bones, wilh Mr. beluntz of Cedar ( reek mills ncrves ,,lna iiMMl ve-iN. push n has sold his property, consisting of aithl.oU.rh (i,oski. while ihe tail. U inr honse and five lots, to one Mr. Miller; now s"p,,i.lte,l bv ihem :is a me of who is rocently from Plattsniouth, the; (cl)mution, iscarricd iiw.iv pic.cmeii price was two hundred dollars. bv l!ic absorbent. :ind the auiiunl Mr. Fred Patterson is to beoar ajentj-js t)l0 i,.,.,,,, 0f itsd ivsas an i r for General Grant's travels aroudi breaihingand tleh-fee. Iii ibatrachia'n. the world, and every body. should buy a i 1 COPY Ull tlieir llllliu mill simiu iiuui- :.000,00) AC liKS OF TEA' AS LAXD HY THK WESTERN LAND COMPANY. Sect i n Laiul Warrant for .?12. 00, and PA rEXTF.I) LANDS FOR SALE at f'Kit sk:tion. Nt)N-TAXABI.K I.AXDS FOU SAI.K AT f 4l! "C I'KH SK. TION . Thk S'iui controlled by this com pany is such that was issued by the Stale of Texas to the vaiious railroads of Texas, to aid in their construction. Each one of these Scrip is a land war rant for GtO .icres of land, can be loca ted on any of the unoccupied domain of the State, of which there remains (i7,000,0()0 acres i Remember that for boots and shoes ! Rock well cannot be beat in price. He has a hu ge assortment. 2Stf. I Tlilrly of f lie IteHt oruiin makers of tin ' Wiirlil are ronmelitor at Ihe I'arN KxMsitiou. a calil. .lisiiit.-n to Ik A ss iHitletl I"res s;ijs two hiulifst iiol.t iii.-.liils li:iv heen a:uled lo the American makers. Mason & Hamlin. Wanted! Some potatoes and winter vegeta bles on Mtbscripf ion. Rring 'em on. Also some apples. tf A line three year old colt for sale Enquire at this office or of tf Jamks Pkttke. We will puy Agent.:, nuiury ot feliM per niuii ih nt ,tps'n( nr nilnw a Inrt; cuniminiotii Co our n.vtnil waurierful iiirentK.ii. H t mean rhat v wwy, tSioilfrc. AdilrMsiiEuiAii.c)b. Marshall. Mich. Nebraska Heer, at Antelope Rrewery, Lincoln, Neb., .orders received and promptly filled. ; Agents here, Keenan & Grace. tf. Think of it! A section of .Land for SIW. For Sale. We deal only in the best lands, and A 5lie i,I0rted Roar, Essex, about pai lies .uttering laim trom us can reiy OHe ve.. ul,j Also tluee of ,)is Joar on getting just what thev order and THE BEST THERE IS to be bad, and jnst as good as if they were on t he ground themselves. We control a choice lot of Patent ed Lands in north-west Texas in what is known as me Pan Handle re gion, that we sell at $320 per section pigs, at fair prices. 28tf Enquire of James Pettee. For Sale. A large brown mare colt three years old, weight about ten hundred and fif ty, sound and well built. Enquire at Immigration to Nrth-West Texas is this office or of James Pettee. New Millinery for Fall and Winter. New fall geods at Miss Sages' Milltn- very large, mostly from the Northern : tf States. It is a well-watered region, the lands are rich and will grow grain and fruits ot all kinds There are four railroads projected through this region, which'ery Establishment, Ashland, Neb. will soon be built. These lands- will; Beautiful hats, ties, laces, etc., etc. "v" ,,V ACH in a few years. The Country of North-West Texas li0ll,sv,e iV,lite an,i Fin urk.k Works. would remind one verv much of Illi-i . T , . IT . , nois or Iowa. i aPl 1 Hoover, Prop. Brick There are many Colonies, Farmers, :?f every kind Wall, ornamental; fire Trading Stores, Slock Buyers, ranches, brick especially for Bakers, Brewers, &C all over these north-western coHn-iFonH(ry men &c Write to J. T. A U Texas has increased in wealth andj"oover, Louisville, Neb. 16tf population with greater rapidity dur ing the last ten years than any other State in the Union. Population in 1870 800,000, while in 1879, it is lieved to be A 1ml ii .inn d' ikiii ciiwwt1c 1 n i i ) nr aauon aua iiiereoj at u. ijaskHl . ..vi,at is Rhinle Maud ccle- gfiye i red a boost. ..ibrated for?" replied : -It is the only The grain buy. of PUttsmouth , land 8tatcg whc want te bid up a little on the price of sniallcst." cornfer the farmers in this locality m u are just waiting for the old Muddy to make them a bridge, then they intend "Jennie, dear, have you dividi'd your to haul their com over to Bartlett in candy with your brother?" "Yes, Iowa where they are paying from mamma. I ate the candy and gave twenty-seven U thirty cents a bushel him the motto. He's t fond of read for corn instead of twenty-one to twen- uig, you know!" FULLY 2,000,000. i ! And the tide of Immigration into the State this year is immense. Now, if you want to make money, if you want a home, if you want lands for investment, buy these lands. A Map of Texas can be seen by calling t the office in Plattsmouth. For particulars call on, or Address with postage stamp enclosed, R. B. WINDHAM, Agent. B. E. Bower, Plattsmouth, Neb Land Commissioner. 30m3. European Hotel. This is a new hotel, opposite the be-i Academy of Music, O street, Lincoln, Nebraska. It is urst class in every respect. Good sample rooms for com mercial men. Terras, $2 per day. Spencer & Brooks, 441y Proprietors. Farm for Sale ! Consisting of Eighty two acres under cultivation, with a good dwelling house and substantial outbuildings, on Section 36, Town 12, Range 11, Louis ville Precinct. Enquire of 31tll J. Sciilater, PlattsiPm,t'k