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LOCAL NEVvS.
The Lwt Ta, at P. ii. Wkite'e. 42tf
fore liiii at Holmes & Dixou'n.
'ki.eopal eciail this eTcaicj at
Hie. Walter White's.
cora. wwt; that' Uie y
all arer; what a Nrbra-ika!
The Beet canted sad dried fruits
la tii city fit T. jb. WhiU's. 43lf.
Oca ah a an4 St. Lsai3 ezc:iiiisi
grettiapa b? telehoue, 410 milea.
Phil Young eeUs.ths beat Fine
Cct Chowiag TVoacco iu Pla'.tsmouth
; Dr. LivisUn wat Eshing yea
?rday uy t Omaha, to sea iiay, the
tli'.T scrilv man of iT&'ui'Uska.
Aaiouj tlse ne-A- irapi-9Vaints la
i city, year Reporter frgol to uieu
Ju that Kr. Fan field LaJ put iu a
ATE.
' Mrs. Aadrew Colcaan was this
7ek adjudgo-i iasaue wad tnkej tolha
Rotate Asyluca by Sheriff llycrs Ved
siiday. Charley Halites ssld tw pairs f
rcry On larire ho;e?3 "last week, cue
air Is 2Jat. Woie tni tk etUer to
Lsw lisore.
A fellow at Omaha haa a new
trttia-hars, h calls hica "Charley
H'alkw" Ucai:e ha's kltt ajs aftr vhe
-ri"d ricj."
llf.iuiea fe C tree.Tcfter anfh
i tur-laa.I of hors?t? this r, ek. Leok
jv-t fr th8ai, tfrey'll be just what
rar'.ra w.iit.
"Oavitjfe Ov's Ileetawrant la
cira, aa Miv'.a St., next dar to
Ocaelau'a Diuff itar. Call aad ae
Len.i, t:d zea k.?5. elsewhere.
set t3ilra03 & Dixon's new livery
-si. They pccjjmo 1o k- --p god stock
l5iptak the cn-: Uo of those do
;u:nj liyry, fed or her?s.
The Ladifis of Si. Lake's Guild
l he'-l a fcfciaUe
th bc&fc cf
U.t.. WsJier Whi: taia
( ruarsuayj
;v.tii!;. 'furs ml t-T-. t ybojy.
Crft. Eikeubdry sys he hid f.rty
! Sadt?wc with the cho'ej lir. U:i
c j csiss tloEjr, cured era tud check
ed tli who! thiti ia a f daye.
ir yu wu.at the Ve.-it Tlcj Tbac-
3 to the P. O. Ksv.-a Depot, aad
Ji fr ' Goad Luck" I'i To;:co, it
i j vosonucecl tha L?jt in t'o city. 1
JoLa e.d J. W. FSii:, cilied ou
v-L ?,?.EiL Tuesday and lft 62.00,
he :.t ia Kksald'i ts thir fatwor
ICaiisas, au old tisi resideut of thi
i;y.
rhil Yoanr at tha P. O. Nwa De
will ia a few days display the lar
gest efsflrinient of Valentines, ever
fPii in Piattsuiouth, eili:; frem lc
u. S-5.0Q. 43tl
Our Csuoty SarTSjer lellS3 ia
"Mistakes af l(scs." Bat what were
they to compare with the Mistakes of
i'.-sirfleid, who ra id a sew GaU and
isft the fei.ee fall f gays.
Dr. Crider wh was advertised to
lc at the traders House, will le
found at the rtsidence f Mr. Stitis,
Corner Vine and 5th, jus- opposite
ths IIkrali office, where be aviII wel
come all who wish to see hiux.
- Jataes E. Morrisea ha tridrd 9ff
iis nic2 aw house on tha Avenue, fer
Uaolo Thomas JefTarsoa Todd's.
X"' what? "Jim" lirn3 graagtr, ami
UiiCle Todd lawyer in th spring, we
iiTyose.
Several af our citizens atttnied
state caavontion of Good Templars
&t Lincoin, last week. J.E. ilrrhon
a appoiatd G. VT. Ceunsellor. T:e
t ,vvrntiot was salo. t be a harmoni---s
aad successful one.
-Mike SchneUbaektr is buildiaj? a
wagon for fleary Beck. a grand
griAifrai spring wason, warranted to
?.rr.v Ileary a;;d all his faaiily, be-
i;'id-8 all tbe furniture ia the shop, that
i if yen ga often enough.
Little- row at Pleasant Rida last
T?5-k. aux Thosiaas boy got a liek
froia a bi fellow, aad if c'aai had
ca-afht hiui that night, there would
i.r iiave been much left. Nt-xt day
chap was arrested aad brought be
fore Judge Sullivan.
The subject of a nev hotel, and a
Scoi one, still attracts considerable at-Ve-iion.
Wherever we go, we ate ask
i'A --hn that new hotel is to Ie put
. .r, coupled with the remark that, when
VI V.tsmoath gets that, we'll coaa znd
step there, nat before.
Oar gni!!, worthy and competent
i?J.V.tv friend, M-jor Morris O'Rourke,
recently purchased frm Wewcolt
M IVwell their Etock ef piece gtwj
will ""a fntnre raa that depirt
'V in hie usual superior manner;
"iaUi a ne w I -ittien.caH be obtained,
hi winy fir :-U and patrons will find
hi:i atC. E. Wcs--uV stre. Call and
te Major. t"77ri.wa Wednssday.)
Ftrsonal.
D. D. Anrlrus callo.l Saturday end
was iu town yet yesterday.
Geo. Usn of Cfl&tre callwl Toei
dy, sajt Catrt, i UeuaJ to hv t
Cfiunly Seat yet.
T. D. Bucfc. who eaw hecse th oth
er day froia quite an extensive visit to
Illiaoia, cuilvd ou tbe Hi-kali last
week. Mr. B. wus aot fteliug very
well hud mud inrer in Illinois, but
the flue roudi. spring wither xnd goad
Kir of Xebriiiia will svua cur biui
we warrant.
Hi?s Vifla Banics retursed fr
lit. Pleasant litst Saturdiy norn,
wlre lias besn forthe patt teven
mftntkd, tapirs a course ia music, by
which, her father infornaa us sho ha
profited very much. Wo r jlad to
chronicle the attempts f Plattsinoutb
young jieepe to iaiiioTe thene&olves
iu art or acifincf, ari each iidvance rais
es the &tariirl of culture arid intelli
gence cf the city.
Feenaa the unrli'e raan was hers
again this week. Not tb ''Vtri!i Irish
cjan" any more, but a etoaJy sedato
roidJle-seU rntkraau, vith a rudiib
bua wa, a red rose at his button-hole
and a pair ef serrel penieSt If folks
must die wfcy Fn.i's ibz man to
bsaatify their lJtstrdcticg-piace. D'ys
aitfiud that ?
VVe hava most unaccountably
oaiiited previous rnii1tiH of tne sri-e-'
i'lnetw of lira. Dr. Jno. Bhu.-k, who
has for eosie weks been conar.ed to
her tei by a distressiBg affection of
the ri which will prMbably rasult in
the l'.rfi f bight f o:ie cy. Dr. De
Nicyr t' G:sa:ia r. ho aiakea a si'pcial
ty of 6 isteaaei of tha eye, cnze down
last wk aiid pronounces her better,
althuh he cannot hope to retain the
sifcbt of b5th eyes.
W laaru frcia the Toulan, 111,
Uwald, tli.nt l)r. Gaffney now a red
dest f tr'priagSeiiJ, 111, formerly of
Caa Co, h teen mist anccesaful in
bis practice, particularly iu his treat
raeat of diphtheria, having .success ful
ly treated a yatku;t. whom three other
physicians h;-.d givsu up. Dr. Gaffney
is a brother of ilrs. Clizba and lira.
Ellison of Weeping Water, aud hus
tiiiuy frieuila iu this couaty who will
be pleased to hear of his success.
A Parnell meeting, or what was
advertised as such, wss held at Fitz-g-erald
Hall, on Tuesday night. Hon.
Sata. M. Chr.pmaa, Dr. Livingsten,
Mr. Strode, Mr. Kartigar. and ttheis,
tpVe ably and well ea the Irish situa
tion; but a3 the meeting neither raised
any rcarey to hslp the Imh. nor ..p
pstnttd a Cijwiraitt to wait ou Mr.
Parnell, the Kkualu hardly sees the
object cf the SHtie. Tali woa'c cars
an empty stomach. Wasn't there a
hitch samewLere in that turn-tut?
The Cathciic Festival last v,i--ek,
ly aid Thursday evenings.
yrm a deci-'Jsd bimss, tl; tet ts;-'t!ts
btiaj be'v.7. esa Cv and ix .bundled
dollars, ilis fiaiinah Caqney w; fi
nally d.3eirfed the raogt popular young
lady, aud received the gc,)i watch ami
chain, but she must fcva had some
pie ty pepu'ar rsppont'uts, .s tha cjn
test netted A nuifiher f other
article were rartisd fur ar.J sold at
auction, aai'jag them a calendar clock
drawn by Mr. Jko. ilcDonala, souje
handsocae cakes, &e. The pruceeds
will be dovotfd to paying frr the o:
gaa, aad far church furniture.
Jim. Woodson hired a beaova!nt
lokin. oh! Tanderer to cut wood the
other day, said u. 1. o. w. representing
that ha had no stall to sleep in, and
the rack was empty of fodder. Next
taruisi! be broke the axhar.dl and
stale the axe. togalhar with a suit of
old clothes, Jim gav him to work iu,
Jim got a new helve and walked down
town, finding the b.l. o. w, at theSauu
dcrs IIoue with feet ou a ch:.sr, ju3t
ordering "quail en toast" of Gregory.
Jiaa are-handled him oat of thre, aud
across ihe street and down toward
the Platte Valley, until marshal Mur
phy heard the ynlla and interfered, as
lis had to by law. Jim having forjot
an axe-handle warrant, but public
opinion says, served old b. 1. o. w. just
right.
We have received from a friend
tha "Moliae Review," giving an ac
count of tho various Manufactures in
aad about Malioe and it is perfectly
wecderful ta read, frora what small
beginnings but a fw ycrs ago many
of the graat industries started. The
Moline Plow wrks, now worhl wido,
were but a few years afo an unknowa
quantity. The first p:iner Iill in the
far west, nearly, was established here
by S. W. Wheelock la 1831 and the
Moliae pP'f mills are now far and
widely known. Mr. Wheelock is also
President of the Moline Plow worKs
aad one of the self made men of the
west, ur west of to-day.
Babies
Till yoa can't rest, this week. There's
Cap. Bennett's folks, the richer by a
little daughter; Mr. and 2Irs. O'Grady,
a young Captain ; IT. ITcrold helps to
swell the population for the next cen
sus by one a (boy or girl) and JnGrses
Grace has added another blessing (?)
to the ruany Graces his family already
possesses.
Netiee,
To All SferaUn of PlatUmouth En
campment Ko. S.
There will Im a called myelin? on
Friday evening, January 30th, at 7
o'clock, sharp; All aaerabers are re
qsested to b preeent, without fail.
D. D. G. If.
-I deem it a duty to state that Mr.
of this county, had his risht
lnne serieuMv affected with tubercu
lar deposit, accompanied with nisht
sweats, frequent lieinorrhstre. copiou"
expectoration and much eaiaci-ition ;
thetise of Fellows' Syrup of TTypo
pbospbites seems to have arrested the
progress of the disease almost immedi
ately, the heroerrhacre has not returned,
his appetite is excellent, and he is able
to attend to his business as nsual. 45tl
A. Smith, If. I, Campbelltown, f. B.
BLAZES ! ! !
PLATTHMOOTS ia FLAMES
WmM Ml 8ay !
THE BIG 13 EST FIUEYET
THE TOWN AWAKE !
ELD! ECS ! SD !
Tie IlerlzoB liiKmlsated threcyh the
Careles!4ues of PlatteuQuUi'g
Basiaess Mca.
At about 3 o'clock this morning the
dreadful and dira alarm ef fire was
sounded, tfprlnghig frera oarlBds we
saw th! horizon in a blaze, red, red she
was. Getting down Maiu Street we
found it was all afire.
As th IIehald saw it the small
buildings between Fitzgerald's block
aad tbe Sauadera He use were a blaze.
THE ORIQI.V OF TUB FISS.
As sear as we can ascertain, the
Cie broke out either in Shryack's
building or under th" stairs leading to
Leeuard'a; though Mr. Murphy of the
bowling alley, as that achimney fell
in the office of the Saunders Ilowoe, bat
our opinion is it started frota either
Shryock's or tWeio;tt'e. buiidinj. It
naight have beu tha work of an i
cendiary Kbder Leoaaxd's steps or
earele.s:js3 in cise c-.r the ether of thf
buildings adjon ing, at all eveats its
first fire seen by the IlEJiALD people,
and corroborated by other's testimony,
shows that the Merges' building, tbe
Skryock building aad the opeu cause
way next to fcchlfigel'a was all ablaze
befyre HjUcii fire appeared iu the Saun
ders Uouse. At this writiug.it is iru-pot-sible
to say more. The fire was most
disastrous, threatening ut on time to
consume Fitzgt-rald Block. Stadel
niami's, the Presbyterian church, J.
Simpson's, Prouger's and all adjacent.
HAD THE WIND CHANGED
the slightest, Neville's, MueMurphy's,
and the whole corner on sixth and
Vine would have gone. Oa the other
hand had it varied the least, Fitzger
ald, itadfl:nar,n's, the Preaby teriaa
church aad all that portion f town
would have gone, aa J should it hava
turned to the east or soelh, all Maiu
Street might have disappeared. Ab it
was the tire was kr-pt weiidorfully in
caeck, by Dr. Livit:;tou, Mayor John
son and others, who ruabeJ into the
nielec, commanded the forces, aad sav
ed the town. Hot becausa they did
tha nisut physu'ial work, but because
they were th only jjarties wlio had or
could havo coBtrol of ths masses as
SiMnhirti to save property and lifo ia
this to ti. As all are aware our pa
ps? ? to pre" -this iuerniag; we
cau't i;ive in detail, the loss, the hero
isw, tha -Jk due, by individual citi
zens; but siillice it ta say witheut a
fire departmeat, without hess, with
pui. ftven a h:ok and b.du3r company,
we saved Fitzgerald Block, an import
ant building tliit weald never have
been rebuilt. Tke great business in
teivsts of th town were saved and the
fire eheeked, when most needed by
individual neroic efforts. At ewe
tima it seemed as if Fitzger
ald Block and Stadelrnan's must
go; it was saved only by the
most gigantic efforts of those who
rushed into the building and poured
water on the incipient flames, and we
have nt space, we have not time, to
pictura the gallant deed3 done aad psr
forrued by those in advance, at this
wonderful fire. Suffice to say had it
cot been for the efforts of heroic men,
not particularly interested in our bu
siness welfare, this town this rnorn
isg would h ive bten a wreck and a
'pile of burning rwins.
WHO IID IT ?
Thompson ot the Sontinei, i-.v-aiay-or,
Dr. Livingston and a huwdred oth
ers; they worked readily and well, and
ever so many boys wheui wa can't
name new, helped oa the bucket-line
and saved this town.
At the sata time, lots of lazy, isdif
ierent scoundrels stood by and would
not hflp a pin, to save anything.
The Post Office was badly demoraliz
ed. Phil Young had his goods and
place completely riddled, loss not
known.
Schlegels' cigar shop almost com
pletely buraed out; great loss for him,
and comparatively small insurance.
The little grain building entirely
destroyed.
Peter Merges, a prominent ehee
manufacturer of this place, totally
bunted out.
V. V. Leonard, above Merge' store
cleaned out entirely.
C. E. Westcoit's burned to tho ground
and O'Rourke's taiior shop a'su guao.
T. W. Shryoek. furniture star total
loss, building, stock aud tools.
TUE SAUNDERS IIOt'SK,
Oue cf the principal hotels we had
burned to the gieuad; no insurance
oa furniture.
Fred Lehnheff cleaned out slick and
clean.
John Leach's little place was tipped
ever aad partly saved.
in eirosT
the block from Fitzgerald's building
to Gfth street burned up, back of this
Egenberger's barn, Chris. Kohnke's
barn and Schlegel's bara also caught
the flames, and all small out
buildings aleag the alloy wero burned
up.
FOB A TIME
it seemed as if the brick block must
go; it was saved by the very beet di
rected effort.
SOUTH SIDE.
All the stores on the south side
Waterman & Son's, John Boone's, Car-
ruth's. Misses Tlerrmann & Wurl, Ba
ker & Co., Smith A Black, X S. Duke,
Mrs. Xewell, Ragorsaek Brcs- Dovey
Son, F. S. White, aad the corner
wre in great danger; but by tho aid
of carpets from Davey'a storo, aad the
exertions of the backet brigade, they
wera saved, wita slight dasaage te win
dows aad stock. Tbe heat was so
great, you could not pusa down on tho
south side of Main Stsaet at oue time
without danger.
Fitzgerald's block was ea fire on the
balcony and outside several times.
Will Chambers put it out once with
the aid of the editor of this "paper.
Stadelmana's and tho Presbyterian
church roof were on fire lots of times.
F.S.White's well on Maia Street
almost saved tbe town.
SPARKS.
As an evidence of tha strength of
the wiad and great danger, Mr. Spar
lock's was en fire several times.
DISTRESSED.
The poor people from the Saunders
House aad other bailiiags ncalUibd
around at the Platte Valley, tha IIek
ald house, Pepperberg's and ethers.
At oue time it was thought the Bank
itsflf. was unsafe and tbe contents
would have to be maved.
LOSSES AND IXSUKAKOK.
I.t I us.
iT.OO- S 1,200
1.9-0
4.003 2.PC4
6.H 1,0U
2.000
i:,coo
1.IU0
7W
1D0
20
Htiryock's lutldirn; un stu-it ... .
WffCOtt" KtOl'ii
Mercs' building aau stock
l-eoii;:ri' tti'k
Selling's store and tci
Fitzgerald, rtaunge to Mock
lira. U. itotjinsou. buildiri; oeca-
liea by J. tiiikoff
Komike'ti b;tra
Ki:lergef' biio iLiid feud
TeU! lc an.l inuranc $t5,GGe S 4,04
The work of tke pllca courts of At
lanta has fallca eff fifty pr cent, since
John Drew commenced hie "blue rib
bon mosaont" ia Georgia
We heard of a novel trade that
was made a few days since, between
our friend Andrew Larsen an'i Matthi
as Iverson. Ivsrson traded Larsea a
three-year-old colt for 303 roosters, to
be delivered, a hundred each year, be
tween the first and the 11th ot Janu
ary for three years. Elair Pilot.
That reminds us, some years ago a
chap owed us for subscription, a pret
ty big bill ; and oua day ha says : "If you
will take that bill out in chickens, I'll
pay it ail up." "Good enough" says we
supposing he would bring theci along
at odd intervals.
One morning we waked up out of a
sweet sleep and entered pandemoaiuta
at ones. There was that chap out iu
the back yard, with 33 yearling roost
ers, every one a crovring,croing from
deep baKii to chicken falsetto. We took
'em ia theugk, aui next rnsruisg, suf
fering Moses!! D.ic. Livingston came
running down ta sufge&t that either
our folks or his, would have to go to
the lunatic asylum. Charley Lazenby
swore that he'd either more or the
roosters must.
The story got out, and every fallow
dwu town saluted us with: "How's
your rooster, Mac ?" er, "want any mora
rooster at your houei?" Since then we
always stipulated for a few raosters
at a titae. If this fellows' 100 are good
crowers. he'll wish h had the celt
back.
I deem it my duty to acquaint suf
fering humanity with the fact that
St. Jacjbs Oil is the most beneficial
remedy ever introduced; this I have
practically tested. For the psst six
teen years I have suffered with Rheu
matism, and so severely that I was
often robbed of my night's re?t. A
change of, weather would have the
most painful effect an me, for then I
culd move neither hands nor feet. I
tried everv knwn remedy, but of no
avail ; at last somebody recommended
Ht. Jacoss Oil, and I concluded to trv
it, but withlii tlsi hope for relief. Hav
ing hardly used half a bottle, ths pains
diminished, and to day I am well and
hardy once more. The small sura of
fifty Wnts had cured me.
4 tl Thomas Ott. St. Boniface, Ta.
It speaks for itself: is what a lady
said of Dr. Bull's Cotigh Syrun the
ether day, fcr a stnple bottle eared my
child of a most dreadful cough. 1
Fox Fiftt Cents we will send,
post-paid to any address, a box uf Setd
worth at retail $1.00, ia rder to ex
tend our trade and that every una may
le induced to give our Garden Seeds a
trial. The box contains one packet each
f Cream Sweet Coris, Webb's Perfec
tion Pea, Excelsior Large Flat Dutch
Cabbage. Ivory Pl Wax Bean, Nec
tar Muskmelon. New French Break
fast Radish, Acme. Tomato, Mammoth
Texas Watermelon. Mammoth Hybrid
Swede Turnip, Russian Cucumber.
The packets are full size, and the 10
varieties are put up in a net box, and
makes a very attractive present te anv
one who has a farm or garden. Cata
logue for 1830, free. Address
S. Y. Haixfs, & Co.,
45t8 41 North Front St Phii'a, Pa.
COI? RESTONDENCE.
GreeEWOvxi Locals.
Jan. 2Gth. 1SS0.
Suh lovely weatht-r.
Miss Nellie Foster, acccmpaaied by
Isaac Toland and fainily have retain
ed from Iowa.
Geo. S. Smith made our to wa a short
visit "last Thursday.
Mrs. C. B. Backeey was presented
with a chromo last Thursday evening,
costing $7i,00.
J. A. Coanor came up last Friday,
to inspect his mammoth warehouse
which he has in course of construction
here. v
Dr. n. D. Root haa gone to Iowa,
baviag been summoned ta the death
bed of a relative there.
We have about 85,000 bu. earcorn
here, besides immense quantities of
shelled corn, and it is estimated that
only atwut one-fourth of all that will
be sold here this season, is delivered.
Mr. Lauren Mastin, has taken to
him a wife, and Miss Mary Anne Allea
is tbe lady.
We are pleased to announce that
our good people here are about to ac
quire a perfect title to the Greenwood
cemetery. This cemetery matter has
been a source of considerable uneasi
ness to those having deceased friends
there, but this is now happily removed,
5 will purchase perfect title to any
unoccupied let in cemetery.
Aug us.
Frese LonisTille.
JkNCARY 2G, 1830.
Ed. Hera lb: Wo see that this
place is the le.-tat herd from : through
.he press ef any seaport in the County.
From this one would think we were
dead. Perhaps we r in a journalistic
sehse, but we have plenty of corn left.
Frr;m the quiet siuunbirr this plae
had fallen Into, religiously and social
ly, it is beginning to awake to a sense
of duty, ia such a way as to give hopes
of longer an deeper set prosperity ,
and the re-establuhment of "good wilt
to men."
In a worldly way, the dawn of 'he
goid time coming" is upon us; from
:he stacks of ctra coming into this
market daily,- and the shipraents ef
stock, the revenue passing into th
handa of the fanr.eis'is el bo small
amount. The sociables which have
been h;sti'Ud for the benefit of the
Union Sunday School, are the centre
of attractive for all, and are a great
source of fan; besides fast accoojpiish
i.ig the object of-lheir existence.
There are some here in whom dwells
the spirit of Athens; they have re-organized
the old Literary society, and
on eao i Saturdaf evening, in Mr. Glov
er's hall, are heard ya Loui3vitIians of
meditatien deep, jostling hard with
Money, Woiaan and "Lynch La w."
Tha Sunday school and two diffeient
denominations bold their services in
Glover's hall, and all are attended.
Our citizens, as well as those of
Centre and Weoping Water, are very
indignant and aroused over tbe xecent
flank movements is relation to what
is kuewu as the Pankonin road, near
ly two milss south-west of Louisville.
We have not time or space now to re
late in detail the circumstances under
which this road was brought into ex
istence, but will be brief ia giving a
few outlines.
In ordci te avoid passisg through
an almost impassable hollow, the peo
ple interested in having good roads in
to Loaisville, petitioned for the re-location
of a portion of the road between
Louisville and Weeping Water, so as
atGid said hollow, which is near Mr.
Carl Pankonin's farm. The petition
was granted tritheut a remonstrance;
the road was surveyed and staked out,
and a warrant issuad for damages al
lowed Mr. Pankonin, tha road running
over a email portion of Ids laud. Mr.
P. thought after a while be would step
"dot pusiness," so he interrupted trav
el in various ways at times by staad
it g at the entrauce with a shut gun, at
other times by digging long and deep
ditches across the road; at other timr.-
by running into light buggies with a
heavy wag ah and upsetting them; fwr
all of which ha got into law suits at
various times, and at last into jxil at
Platt8Baouth for some time.
Ho is agiin trying, to raako disturb
ance by getting Eiguer3 to a petition
(on misrepresentations) to change the
road back into the holl.v.v. A hearing
of the caso by tke County Commission
ers will take place March 3d. Justice
demands that Mr. P. ba defeated in his
illegal proceedings. Moro avieu.
Lex.
Frors Yiriaria.
Jakuaht 31st, 1S80.
Dear Herald: We ste nusarrous
couimtinJeati;iB frcaa different parts
of the county aad we thought per
haps it woald not he amiss to send a
few Uses frenl this part of the County.
First we imagine some of yeurnum
erous readers may ask the following
questions, viz.: how large a place is
Victoria, how many inhabitants, how
many etores, taverns, and above all
how many drunkard factories, etc., etc.?
To such inquiries we will say Victo
ria is only the name of a little country
Pose OiSce, kept at a private house in
the south west part of Weepiug Wa
ter Precinct hear the Cettaga, School
house ; 'tis true our Post effice has rath
er a queenly name and it is kept by a
Canadian family, but that is all right,
"What's in a name."
We have a school in progress and a
Lyceata in full bla3t,both of which we
presume are second to none in the
count, besides a singing School that
is not much behind.
The people ia these parts live most
ly by eating, and cora and fat hogs are
the principal articles of export.
The climate is mild at present, though
it was rather unmild a few weeks ago.
Tha inhabitants are itstelligent and
industrious, and on the whole we have
a very fine neighborhood to live in and
still there is some un-ocCupied land,
about here yet. S. P. II.
From Rock Bluffs.
Mr. Editor: With your permis
sion, I would like to assist Adiron
dack in throwing oil that unhappy and
disagreeable spell of bis, that so nearly
wafts hiui from the surface of the
earth, for when I read his article in
last week's issue of your paper, I felt
a good deal as the bey did- when he
kissed the girl iu school, and when
asked by his teacher why he did it hw
replied in a whimpering manner:
"Whoa Susanna ehook her curl
And whispered, I r afraid of girls.
And diirsect klf a baby's dull ;
I couldut itand it Sir, at all.
But up aad klute.l her on the spot ;
I know (boo-Iio) I oiibt to not,
But somehow from her loaks (boo-bo)
ItlioHht slie iad a wit-bed me to."
Just so I felt Mr. Editor when I
read Adirondack's account of his "bad
spell," and that he really wanttdsGine
body to hit him h little, enough at
lest, to jog his taind to the fact, that
whenever he attempts ta belittle Gen.
Grant in the eyes and hearts of the
American people, he is buttingagainst
somethine a sreat deal harder than the
walls of Richmond. He seems to have
forgotten the fact, thai Richmond w;is
held by those Southern rebels, with the
same -bull doj" tenacity, that he charg
es so freely in Gen. Grant; and when
each is the case and it is desired to
overcome such a spirit, it is necessary
to manifest the same spirit, in a firm
and aggressive form: and Gen. Grant
was the man who had the nerve in
him to do that very thing.
He says that "in" bis "humble opin
ion Gen. Sherman is far Grant's super-
j lor. e will not dispute his right to
! his opinion, but when he attempts to
: belittle Gen. Grant in the eyes and
ophiion ef the people and to ele
vate ijcen. Sherman as a superior man
for the country, he has undertaken a
task, tfe&t will require a manifestation
cf ! great deal of that "bull dog"spirit
if he carries to a successful end.
As an aggressive, active and succe3- j
ru. miiiUiy ia.m, uen. s.ieru
record is brilliant, and few meuln this
At" rid have any better, but as an exec
utive official or a statesman, he is a
total failure, and ttie little effort he
m ule in that direction, .with the rebel
Oil, Joseph E. Johnson in the terms of
tho su t render of Johnson's army, very
.tiac-Jt damotr.ed the ardor of his ad
mirers, iuui shawled tbe faith f many
:-f his best friends, to his executive
bitity. The terms of that surrender
was virtually an acknowledgement and
recognition ' of the whole Southern
Confederacy, and. if it had bcn accept
ed by the authwrities at Washington,
it would have given the rebels all they
asked.
When Gen. Grant was sent to Golds
hero, C., with iniiti ttotij::s and au
thority te sup?-iced,' and relieve Gn.
Sherman of hia comraatd, and to t:iV"f
the army and capture Johnson, he did
cnt humiliate his comrade by so doing,
but isditely and in a gentlemanly man
uer iaformetT iiim that the terni3of
surrender could not be accepted and
for him (Gen. Sherman) to notify Gen.
Johnson to ihe effect, and that he
would cossmccbe hostilities auin iu
forty-eight hours.
Mr. Adirondack. I can only account
for your "bad spells" in one of tvTVf
ways, and that is, you must have somj
personalgrieTar.ee with Gen. Grant,
or else j ob are like tho deatocrats, ex
ceedingly afraid that Gen. Grant wiW
be nominated for President. And
should any more cf those "bad spells"
attack you, let us knew r.nd we will
apply some of the best remedies that
we have to relieve too.
The weather is fine and tbe roads
are improving, and the farmers j who
have it to do are busy picking corn.
Mrs. John Fartbiug, of whom we
spoke in our last letter as being
sick, has 6lnce died, she was buried en
Thursday the 22d.
The school children aad young peo
ple of our place, are preparing for a
rousing expibitiou for the last day of
school, whieh will be in about four
weeks.
Billy Allen has built him a huge
skiff for navigating on the Missouri
river. Should your ferry boat give
out, and your pedestriaus wish ta'crora
the old Muddy, send them dowc, they
will always find Billy ready.
W wish to thank you heartily for
your enterprise in publishing and ex
plaining ihe revenue l.tw, it was just
what we wanted to so.
- Yours to command,
PHILAKDEK DoE3TICX3.
Salter la GeUisaff'TVcH.
My daughters say, '"How much bet
ter father is since he ueed lie p Bit
tera." He is getting well alter his
long suffering from a disease declared
incurable, and v. t are so glad that he
used your Bitters. A lady of Roches
ter. X. Y.
THS MAKKETS.
Plattsisoatii Lirsjte Mar-si.
AS HSroKTFD BY K. O. DOVIV SON.
iJCKlNtt TILS SEArtOJf.
Wednesday, J.T.D. 28, 1S31.
LIVE HOf;.". 20&29 ; upward, de
livered altUe 1H.-U3 here.... $3 XJ83 7
HOStS MAUKETS.
GuAlIs AND PRODUCE.
Wheat, No. 2
Com. ear
shelled
Oats,...-
P.urk-y, No. 2 . .. ,
Kve
Ns.tie Cattle
H
- S3
20
5.M
23
CoCi-io
45
...4 CC&4 .-'5
4IX)
XEW TORK MARKETS.
Xew York, Jan. 2S, 1S30.
Money CiC per ceut.
wheat .-
liyc-
dru . . .-
O.ils
F.JT.IS
Fork
1'i-ef
La- -A
liulter
Ci:ee-"e
Whisky
1 33!iO 1 -10
--' 5s'4
10 a, is
. . 12 50 t!3 61
(lull
.. 7 90 Q.1 9-"i
15 Ci i!7
l ia
jCHICACO markets.
Chicago. Jan. a. ISJ".
$ dull
1 iii3 1 21
37?4
33
73
. 72 & 7S
12 45 4il2 474
7 42Hfe 7 43
6 75
G ss
14 (u IS
1 03
Fiour
Wheat
'oni
Oats
l:ve
Harley
Fork
Lard
liui Meats..
lint ier
Ej-ss
V, hisky
Hard Wocd For Sale.
Good hard wood for sale. Inquire
at Guthman & Weckbacb's store. 44tl3
Dissolution Xetiee.
Be it known that the firm heretofore
existing and known as Wescott & Pow
ell, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. C. E. Wescott.
Jan. 5th, 1SS0. C. A. Powell,
All indebtedness against and ac
counts due the firm ef Wescott & Pow
ell will be adjusted by
43:3 C. E. Wescott.
Uisscluliou ISotiee.
Notice is hereby given that the firm
heretofore known as iia!daner& Herr
mann has this day dissolved partner
ship by mutual consent, and that the
firm will hereafter be known by the
name of F. Herrmann.
F. J. Maldaner,
F. Herrmann.
Plattsmeuth. Neb., Jan. 1. 1830. 42tf
iSotiee to Teachers
Examination of persons wishing to
teach in Cass county, will be at the
following "times and places:
At Plattsmouth, 1st Friday and Sat
urday in January, February, May, Au
gust, October and November. At
Weeping Water, 1st Friday and Satur
day in March, June and September. At
Louisville 1st Friday and Saturday in
April, July and December. Notice of
other examinations will be given.
E. n. Woolet,
42'tf Suuerintendeat.
Dissolution Notice.
Notice is hereby given that the firm
heretofore known as the "South Bend
Grain Company," has this day dissolv
ed partnership by mutual consent, and
that the business will hereafter be
conducted by J. & H. J.Streight, they
eetiling all claims due or against the
old firm. J. G. Rominf,
R. G. MoFarlan-d,
Jason Streight.
Henry J. Streight.
South Bend. Neb., Jan..8th, 18B0. 43t3
A Reek-ester Physician's Experience.
R. Caulkins, M. D., of Rochester, N.
Y, certifies Oct. 6th, 1879, that he has
used the Safe Kidney and Liver Cure
in his practice for diseases of the kid
neys and liver, and the result ha 1een
satisfactory ia the extreme. He says:
"I would now presenile the earn rem
edy to all similarly afilicted. and you
are at liberty to so state in your testi
monials." 4U13
Call on .Mrs Capt. Marshall and
get tho bow Organ Tntor. 86t
Henry Mertlns called ea the Hr.R
ALD yesterday, and left ns with a hand
f dl of change.
Frank Morrison has slaughtered
1300 hogs tbia aaasou aud isn't half
done.
5ew Finn ln-the Brick Unlset.
Geo. Weidman succeeds Speck & Ct.,
in the Brick business on Washington
Avenue, and will hereafter have a full
supply of Brick const antlv on hand,
at low rates. Gmne and se the new
brick yard and get your spring build
ing brick, first-class.
42t4 Geo. Weidmak.
XHssoluliou Notice.
SotlTH Bi:wn,NKB., Jan. Is 1&S0.
Notice is heretiy given that the part
nership hfcrtoftre existing between J.
G. Romine and R. G. McFarland, un
der the firm name ef J.G. Ewintne &
Co., is this day dissolved by mutual
couent. J. . Romine to settle all ac
counts against said hi m, and to collect
all in favor of said firm.
J. G. Romine,
R. G. McFarlanb.
Nothing is uglier than a crooked
boot or shoe; straighten them with
Lyon's Heel StiftVners. 41t5
"special Notices.
5(K
MmiV Fine Warm Slipper lor to rtv
at Merges. 341 1
TUIrtj' of ?te bent ors;i!i makers ef th
World are competitor at tbe Fart Kijxisirloti.
a estble Uiti.teh to tbe AnvicUtnd I'le-K says
two bihest gold ned's have been awarded tu
tho American inukera, Masuu Ik Hamlin.
Hijt.est irie paid for Hides. Fur. Wool,
etc.. at F. 3. Whitic's. 25ti
bJf at ? t-vA ..jei. 3.jufllt ? , ."i' ?J
will tny a( 'Uuoii e. V.v iet
Remember that for boots and shoes
Rockwell cannot be boat in price. He
has a large assortment. 33lf.
Ileaie-SIade Cigars.
Avoid smoking eastern filthy tenement-made
cigars. Ask your dealers
for Pepperberg's pure brands of home
made cigars. If yoa don't find them
there, go where they are kept, and by
doing so, encourage home labor. Job
bing iu cigars and smokers' articles a
specialty, at low prices. A large and
varied stock of smokers' goods always
on hand, at prices to suit the times.
42tf JULIL'3 PEPrEF.BEKO.
The Ute (Jaeatiou Settled.
The people of Colorado have deter
mined to use none but Brown's Fam
ily Medicines in ths future, aud the
Utes give it up.
Sold by druggists everywhere.
It Is Wearing You oat.
And is annoy iug your friends; we
mean your cough. Browns Cough
Balsam the Great Western Lung heal
er, will cure you.
For sale by all druggists.
Svmo af cur Family
Have need of Brown' Arnica Salve
atalltiir.es, for healing cuts, burns,
bruises, frost bites, old sores, and in
llamed eyes.
For sale by J. H. Buttery, Smith &
Black, aud O. F.Johnson, Plattsmouth.
You Caa't Siaif.
Can hardly talk: You : are "hoarse
and your throat is sore. Brown's Tar
Troches will cure the soreness, and
clear and strengthen the voice. All
Druggists keep them. 4itf
BuckleH's Arnica Salve.
The Best Salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum
Titter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains
Corns, and all kinds of skin eruptions
This Salve is guaranteed to give per
fect satisfaction in every cas or mon
ey refunded. Price 2.1 cents per box.
For sale by Smith & Black, Wholesale
and Retail. Plattsmouth. Neb. 241y.
Dr. Kiag's California Uoldea foai-
pon.td.
Is a etrietly vegetable preparation,
and will positively cure Dyspepsia,
ick Headache, Acidity of Stomach,
coming up of Food, Pain in pit of
Stomach, Low Spirits, Biliousness,
Constipation. Jaundice. Liver Com
plaint or any affection of the Stomach
or Liver, in the shortcut time possible.
You are not a3ked to buy until you
know what yoa are getting. There
fore, as you value your existence, do
not fail to go to your Druggist and pet a
trial hot tie free of charge, which will
show what a regular ono dollar feotlle
will do. Ask for Dr. Kino's Cali
fornia Goldkn Compound, aad take
no other. Sold by Smith Sc Black,
wholesale and retain, Plattsmouth,
Neb. 2e6wly
DOVEY'8 AD.
Highest cash price paid fcr live hogs
by E. G. Dovcy & Son. S7l6
LEOAL NOTICES.
Legal
Notice.
STATE OF NED It ASK A
1-
CASS COUNTY,
Iu the Dl-triet Cuurt. Second Judicial District.
KLIZAbKTH J. MACMILI.A M,
I'laiatilf.
Kl'GH Mac.Mili.ax.
Oelenrtant.
Petition Ur
DiYurc.
TO Euan MacMii.i.ajt.
A'oH-Htiitlrnt, DrfcnAant:
P,yylrfue f the etatute in such ee made
and provided, yon are hereby notified that on
the 19lli day ef Deeeniler, A. D. l7f. Elizabeth
J. M.t-Mi,l:i:i Bled her jveT't .oii in tie Di-ttriet
Court fur Cass County. Nebraaka. praying to m
divorced from the bou-Js of niiitriinony, liere
tofore contraeted and existltijt with yon, and
tor the care, custody a:irt eontrol of the inlai.t
daughter, "Mary lr.a." ttie isiue t)f eaid Diiir
riaixe. You are furthwr noticed to ;u:ir iu
eanl cause aud answer ciiid petition on or be
fore tbe iStti day of March. A. I. 1H:. or the
allt gatinns of raid petition will be taken as
eoniesned.i aud aotdieatlou wilt te made 10 tiie
Court for tlie relief therein praved.
ELIZABETH J. MacMILI.AN.
m". A. U?f?H. Solicitors lor PlalutlJT
Dated, January -jutli, 10. 44t5
Road liotice.
To u-hom H may concern:
The Cw;niuiMioner appointed to locate a road
eoniusenoi!! at a point sixty-fire (6.r) rods ea-t
of she north-west ) eorti-r of the south
west cuarter ii.w'ii. -ctil J wenty-Iour r.'li.
town!iip twelve (!2. ratine ton (1), e-t of ti:
w.xib itttii) ji tn -r. . 1 meridian ; tlieiic &outh
on the wu'I pra:-t:ea:!e rouie west oi the rei
denee of J. ti lio::ine, plluited ceetion
twenty-five 'St. towDsliip twelve 112. ran:;e
ten nil : terminating at north lite -e.lou tiur-ty-MX
(;:. twii!ii; telve 12j ran;;e teti loj,
.e established, aud ihe ro:wl no looated.coin
:iienc:;r at the north-west nw comer of the
south-west quarter sv'il. scctirm twenty-four
a, townstijp twelve lii, ratine ten 10, eat
t the fix I '.1 th) oriiH-ipal rtieridiau ; running
th-iice south between sections twenty three
Ki-.d twenty- four Ti A and cectioiis twenty
live aad twentv-six i5 & 10 ; . and terrriuatiiii:
at cortb-wect liiwj corner of section tbiriy-six
t;), townahip tweive f 12), ranire ten (lot. be va
eated, h;u reported in favor of the location and
vacation thereof, and all objections thereto or
claims tordamaes must be filed In the County
Clerk's office oh or before noon of the 2"th day
f February. A. I. l'. or sncli road wt!l be. lo
cated aud vacated without reference therm a.
4M J, D. YUTT, 0i( C4erk.
.:"-. -St .x;:-.;v,v' vv 5Ut': ,5
Probate rldt cc'.
SfAl
TE OV J4FBRAiA ) B.
CAi I Ol J T Y. I .
At a C:"":tr :rHrt. at the ("? y t'e:
j-.O'Hi in irxt for rid '.'uit v, on ttit 7tU da
ot January. A. D. 1-. l'lt-sr.ut. A.M. built
van, C it: ty .fmlRe. -
In thf natter ? tt H1nte of' Jittn TnU-m, da
u rea lint; a rapr.' filed hT."?.r:. r ;ifrortf'.- i'
to be the '. wilt v( said .lohti 7,i!lon. iicii.i' .
r.uticup::lt. PI, an in whLMi said pr.'teiiJ"t
wm Alrx::'- Ca:r.;bc!l is rnivcie ard name.
a?cc:tor. jirt n feimin Hie tfitlou of aal .f.
AlHt-.(ir ;.ir)-.l.ei;. vv.iJiT.. ttmt at id wl.
u:: S? proved ani and ttat ailinlniK-.
ration tilerev.t tuny te Kralite.) tu.i!d Alfan-.
ti.r fa'-ipt-ell a exertitnr : it Is ri"ier'l that
ttia ll'ih djaof March. A 1.- 19. tit 2 o.elot it
p. in.. b !5ci:..ed ana t, at-l toe s u tilne !
tiertty as.poied and set for tb lie.trii'ir f ti e
applicat en'to have a:d wltl proved aid 8l)v
cd. t which time r.ll pt-rs-tbs interested l:i sai'f
io:tacr tua v j.pr ar ;t a Couiity Com t, at that
time to be ferM 111 the t'oii'ity Court rooin lit
l'!:'.!tl!'Ortb. In s;0d County tit (':. and !hov
eait.e why t..e 9 11 I a;pietim suoojd n6t t-
1 .ut-l. aii'l contest tn probate c.I ..iil unl,
whbti aii Hire aad plate .' appointed for
provin-i faid will.
And it apivannj? to the Court th.lt there Is "o
widow r otuer Hison inleiirted lo coniet
md will, resident wtthln the Hiate of Neora-I-.H,
It Is further oiri'Ted tnat public nol"t) ot
tnc tiiiie and p!ace for proving and aUoultif
raid will br eiven to all p rso,is interested i'
iti.ittor by piiblieat iin. hiih shall be do re
bv puttiis'iiini a copy 't this tm'.er in ihe N f .
nxASKA IIkr al'.. a isewypnper pr'td and
pi;!listied in t lit- Cnituly of ("avs. in tiie Stataj
f NfbraeUn, tinj kcics MiucesnWefy prevtoiin
to tbe tu::-i i.ppu)ut'i herein for ttie proving
ufsiidwiiL A.. N. SULLIVAN.
tt:t County Jude .-
P.oad KotiCa.
To wfcom if aiiv,"HCfrn: .
Vmi are hereby notified that th County
Co:niiiissio!ier' have this day declared road pe-
filioned for by Fred. Schlieiert nnd others, for
location ! County road. roinniencitiR at ttie se
ccrrcr ef s(-iio;i flv (,11, towns!; I11 eleven (11)
rnune eleven (III. runniut; Iheiice V c:t on sre
tion line, and iei iuin;Hin nt eoutb-west corner
of seciioti fit 8. same town nnd rane. an upon
road ; nnd all abjections thereto or claims for
tla'iiaues Must be tiled in the County Clelij's
or'.ce on or bIore noop. on the l.Sth day of
March. A. I. 10, or such road will be opoued
withvut reRreuce thereto. ,
J. I. 1 L'TT, County ClerX,
lly .T. V.'. Jurrsivoi, Dip'y. t5
r LATTSMot'l w, Jan bill, IS0.
Notice.
To owner or occupant of the followlnj de
scribed heal Estate, in the County of Cas atxl
ttte of Nebraska, to-wit : Lot No. 4 In H!rk
No. 74 in the city of FlattsniMit h. Cass County.
Nebrarica. Von are. hereby in-tiaef that t"i
nbovt described Eeal Estate i-escd as bi'lf.uf-
ItiK to a r.ou-rcs:,ii.iit or t;ass t uiinij. was. ou
the TM' day of Novrwb. r. IK77 aold lo me th
nndersijO'e. there beinR no other bidders, for
the taxes levied thereon for tbe yar lxTti, and
thai unleHri the sains is redeemed from euca
sale on or belorn the 1st day of April, Iw, a
deeil will be issued fyrsaid Rc;d t-l.:e to
42t:i H. SMira. ,
Order of Sate-
STATE OF VKIJKASiCA, ). KJ
Ast County, .
Disthiot Cot;i:r of Cahs Coi ntt.
In the matter of the application cf tlcorge. w:
Ithrop. CfUitruiau ol Jasper N. Lathrop, Mi
nor. This r.vtire comln': on to be heard n.t Chsra
Uere at the Court Houue In the t if y of Lincoln,
Lancaster Cotirty, Nel-ia-ka. I'.efore Jtotioi -able
.lude . H. found, on the VAtt day of De
cember, A. P.. 1C79. L'pon the petition of sabl
(;uardian for leave to eell the Ileal Estate le-Ft-ribed
In said petition for tiie urr.ntaiiiHiico,
support anil education f ".td Minor Vt'ard.
And it up;e.r!i.5 to tho Jud;e f said Court
that a notice of naid hanr.jr had been publish
ed f'r moie thsu lour wee'ivs next prccelinn the
hearing of tbi cause accrrdiiiK to law, to uex
of km and ail persons interest ed in said R-'ff
Ef tate.of the time and place of said hcarm aud
ordeiint: them to appear and show cuse tf any
thev had w.iy said leave should not be granted.
And it further appearia. th.vt It is necessary
for the support u'r.d education of said Miuwr.tbat
said lal Esta.e be sold and i t oi.e uppcailoz
to object, or. stiow caaae against the urarfitix
of said license.
It Is therefore ordered and adjudged that
CeotKe W. Latbrop, nuardiait be and is hereby
empo.veif d nnd autt"ned to sell all tbe intr
est of sab Minor in and to the fallowing describ
ed lar.d and tenements, viz. :
The iinrt'i east one fourth (nei) cf t"ie north
eaat one fourtn (ne'l of scclion four (t, ) t
number eeven 17) in tlie north west on fourrit
(owii) of the north west oue fourt h (n !) U
yection four (t. lot e.ix In the south wct
one fourth (swy4 of tbe norlh west, oue
fouiih (nwii) section four (1). end lot Cvc ii
the s,iutl e:ist one tourth (e' of the north
west one fourth ( iws of section fur (4). Alt
in township number ten (ll north of ranpa
twelve (12) east of the Principal Meridian, Nu-bra-kH.
tb it on the niakiun of niid side the
sabl K'iardi:in report bis dolnps under tl is ord
er o the said Court, or the .Indue thereof, w lta
r.ll cotivenieni speei.. that ttie a'ne may be st
a:i!ined and fii.'h further order nuitie Ciereou,
as shall seem necessary aud Ihe law rnny re-nijire-
S. B. 1'ouni,
1 .ludgo.
Donnat Chambers at the Cily or Lincoln,
Lancaster Count v. Nebraska, Dfceinbi-r 'Zi.lk.
187'J. D, If. WiiK.P I.KR. I Attorneys for
M. A. Haki kiax, f I et U iciiern,
Said above ibvsci ibt d land" will be sold nt the
front d'-or of t be Couit House in the City oC
I'l.il.tsmoutli. Nebraska, rn Januaiy i.'itli, lsf,
at one o'clock. r. in. of said day. ,
The above sale ia adjourned until Pr.tun ,
Januaiy ii--t. i.v.o, ai t i ' same place bn.ll" i".
(.kuuue '.V, La rnnor, GLi tdli D.
Sheriffs Sale.
P.y virtue of an order of Stile ls:iuea by Xf n.
L. Vel!s. "ierk of tbe District Court within and
fiirC.ei Coutitv. NehK'sk a. and to m directed.
1 will oTt the it'll dy .t Februai-y, A. 1. rt
9 o'clock a. m.. of said d iv, at the South doi-r
d the I'ourt House. In s;.ld Conotv.se!) at 'ol
li"Aiic:ion tbs tdilowliiL; real esiate. to-wit :
i'lie West half (w l of tiie North Kott quarl-r
(ti e i) of s-ctjo'i No. twer.ty-six Cfi, towio-hip
No. ir. five (i-'l. North of Untice No. eleven (II).
Fat of t!ie sixth t:ih) F. M.. In Cass County,
Nebraska. '1 be s one Drlritj levied upon and
taken as th property of Philip Keicnarf r.nd
(;eiycSrfi'fiii,in, defendant a. to sat isfy a jn
ment of s.;::! Co irt, rscovered by Edward (.'
Dovey. plalntifl. .
PlHitauioutii, Neb., Jan. 7th. A. D :73T
4115 it. W. HYEKS, sheriff.
Sheriff's Sale.
Py virtue of an Order of Hale, Issued b Wm.
L. wells. Clerk of the District Court 'i hln ant!
for Cas Coutitv, Nebraska, and to me llreeed.
I will on the 31st dav of January, A. I). Is,r3. at
o o'clock a in., of said day. at the Hiutli door
oT the Court House, iu said Co;;nty. sf !1 a Pub
lic Auction the followi'ig real estate, to ir. :
1 he North li.t.fCil of the y(.uth Eat t4;;.ir;. r
(U), end tue South West qua.iter (') of tb
South East pirl r ('4 of KeeTiou Ne.two(2);
and ihe .South East quarter J4) of t!ie SoutU
Weet 4u:ij Iit of section No two Uv. tovCn
ship No. ten (!(. Norlh of iane No. eleven (IS)
East of the sixth (fith) P. M in Cass Cwunty.
Nebraska. The sjitie being; levied upon and
taken as the property of lyeviia Hunt t r. L. It.
Hunter. E. K. Ricluhdson, Administrators of
the estate of 1). A. Thomas, B. L. fardluff. !nil
N'i Hie liardim?. ilefendtiit" ; to satify a Judu-,
mcr.tofsabl Court, recovered by Hie t'nion
Mutual Lifa Insurance Company, of Maine,
plaintiff.
Plat tsuio-.iMi, Neb , Dec. 30. A. D. 1873.
4lt5 R. W. HYHIW. Sheriff.
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44t JAilES V1CK, Eoch. ster. N. Y.
, HEAL ESTATE
CITY AND COUNTY
IN E 21 D LESS QUANTITIES.
WILL. & WISE.
gtw.dvoScTjfciotsfZo
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REFERENCES :
A. P.. Taylor,- J. Vai.i fh v. Sr.; -
N. Holmes, E. IlEii K.'t. 411 f
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