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LOCAL NEWS.
Lemons and oranges :it Simpson's.
Business of every kind is good
now.
A wedding is on IihixI for next
week.
-Choh-p lemons at the I'. O. Xewtj
Ieiot. 1
Iled'i.i.n at Lincoln from Sept.
Lh to 10t!;
Benn.-tt & Lewis 'sell Btemner's
fine Cracker. 20t4
Mayor Iioiuke's line residence is
well underway.
Head the lie-Union Programme
on Second page.
Sheriff llyers was down to Tipton
precinct Monday.
liremiier's Choice Crackers at
B:ik r At wood's. 20U
Attei.d the Sunday-School Con
vention at '.he M. L Church.
It tri.-! hard to rant Tuesday night
but didn't make out to do so.
County Fair September Gih, 7th
ami stli. Everybody be ready.
Read the circular of th Secretary
of t lse Fair in another column.
There were several couples out
horseback i iuing Saturday night.
The school house is all repaired
and ready f-.;r the school to open.
Pel Turneries at cost at the P. O.
News Depot, to close out the stock . 1
Sunday school convention at the
M. K. Chun!; to-day and to-morrow.
-Win. Iferold leeeived teveral
boxes of Fall and Winter (Joeds, Tues
day. The Dancing School will finish up
with a grand ball the evening of Sept.
Oth.
Peter Merges
received several
boxes of new
boots and shoes Tues-
day.
J. E. Morrison is going to build a
fine residence this fall. Good for you
James.
- Kemetnber the Pmind Sociable at
Kev. Mr. Gallagher's Friday evening.
Sept. 2.
All kinds of canned
meats and vegetables a!
Lewis'.
Bead the Editorial
fruits, Csh,
Bennett &
1
corresiiond-
ence and article on "Woman's Bights"
on first and 4th pages.
J. W. Johnson is building anew
residence between the Ilawksworth
place and Peter Merges'.
If you want a boss smoke, from
two and u half cents up to 1.1 cts. go to
20t4 Cll ITTKN !)KX BliOS.
-The old Platte Valley House is
fast disappearing nnd will soon be
.something of the past.
U. V. Mathews hoit.se is nearly
finished; Mrs. Ilinkle. will occupy it as
soon as it is completed.
All the members of the Central
committee should be on hand Septem
ber at Fight Mile Grove.
Ladies remember that Phil Young
is closing out his stock of Perfumery
at cost. Xow is your time to buy. 1
Pound Sociable at the residence of
r.ev. Mr. Gallagher, Friday evening,
September 2d., 1831. All are invited to
attend.
Phil YoHnc has a latere and com
plete ntvck of Stationery, Blank Bocks,
fancy Box Paper, Inks. &c, coming in
a few days. 1
The rock and other material are
beng placed on the ground for Mr.
Vivian's new house west of the Epis
copal church.
He asked her which she preferred,
the "Kuple" or the "Kipple." The next
on the programme was the Racquet.
How shiftless!
Just received 50 doz. hose which
we are selling at lCJj cents a pair,
well worth 20eents. at Fred Herr
mann's. 22t2
Mrs. B. Vivian has been suffering
with ft felon on one of her thumbs the
past three or four weeks, but it ia get
ting better now .
Phil Young will have a full sup
ply of school books and other school
supplies, in time for the opening of
the city schools . 1
Mrs. Levings is putting up a ";ne
frame building on her property; also
Mr. Frank is putting up a brick house
next to John Wright's propeity in the
western part of town.
Bennett & Lewis have just receiv
ed a fresh supply of Fried Brook Trout.
Oat Meal and Graham Crackers, and
Granulated Hominy. 1
--Ed. Murray, the barber, who has
been in with John Boone, for some
time, has started a new barbershop
under Peter Merge;,' store. Ed. is a
good barber and the Hekald wishes
him fucce?.
Don't forget that the only place
in this city where you can find Ball's
Health Corset is at Fred Herrmann's.
22t2
We overheard the conversation be
tween a gooii-looking young man ami
his lady puitner at the ball thusly:
Are you ready lo beGinn?" She start
ed, blushed and murmured something
about it being ho unexpected, and they
Lied away from our hearing.
Personal.
David McCaig. of Elmwood, was
in town the first of the week.
Col. L. C. Pace, of Lincoln, was in
town the, latter part of last week.
Mrs. Latham, White and Livingston
went up to Omaha on a shopping tour
Saturday.
M. A. McKinnon went up to Omaha
Saturday and ' returned via Council
Bluffs Monday.
Mr. Mcintosh, of Pittsburg, Pa., a
cousin of W . f. McLennan is visiting
in Plattsmouth.
Prof. Drummond is in Omaha as
sisting in the Douglas Co. institute
held at that place.
Parker, the marble man of Lincoln,
and daughter, Miss Minnie were in
town the first of the week.
George Ilouseworth returned from
:i two weeks trip to Burlington and
over the lakes last Saturday.
Mrs. Geo. S. Smith started last
Thursday for Illinois, where she will
make 1 er friends a short visit.
Miss Louisa Shryock finished her
term of school At Louisville, last week,
and returned to Plattsmouth Satur
day. The Editor and wife i.ie improving
in health, and will probably be home
next week. The Editor is now in
Lead vi lie.
George Fairfield returned from his
survey, Tuesday, to spend a few days
in Plattsmouth. lie will return the
first of the week.
Mr. John Ilinkley, representing the
firm of Smith & Ciittenden; Council
Bluffs, paid us a very agreeable visit
on Thursday last.
George Caldtr went over to Pacific
Junction to see how the new offices
are getting along Sunday. He reports
the foundation built.
Frank Carruth. and family, came
home last Friday, after u three weeks
trip in Indiana. Frank seemed happy
to get back to Plattsmouth again.
Father Lynch is off on a three or
four weeks' vacation trip, east, and
Father Ilillman, of Omaha will take
charge of his parish until his return.
Miss Xellie Bartle is visiting Miss
Lillie Pollock this week. Miss Xellie
is an old resident of Plattsmouth and
has many friends here, all of whom
are glad to see her.
Miss Aggie Sampson returned from
Tremont, Illinois, Saturday morning,
where she has been visiting her uncle;
she also spent a week with Miss Eur
nice Sage during her absence.
Wm. Agnew, of M. P. fame came iu
Saturday to spend Sunday with his
family; also his bookkeeper, Reynolds;
lfb says he didn't come in to see his
family, but lo get something to eat.
J as. Robinson, agent for W. II. B.
Stout, of Lincoln, was in the city yes
terday, and while here, made arrange
ments for shipping six car loads of
clay each day to the penitentiary in
Lincoln to be used in making brick by
the convicts.
Mr. G. W. lloldridge left for the
east last Saturday for his wife, who
has been at Malta oiset spending the
summer. Miss Mamie Pel tee accom
panied him as far as Boston, Massa
chusetts, where she will visit her
grandfather and grandmother and nu
merous aunts, uncles and cousins.
Miss Mellie Butterfield went west
from Omaha Saturday to Hastings,
where she is engaged to teach school
the coming j ear. Mr. Clem Chase ac
companied her as far as the Junction
and stopped over at Plattsmouth un
til the afternoon train to Omaha.
Wm. S'adehr.anri Esq. that inde
fatigable Billy, and the same Billy we
usi-d to have here, came in on Thurs
day last, all the way from Bloojaing
ington, on a home sti etch, for Slocumb
water. He missed it. by two "laps".
Billy s.nys that grain around Bloom
ington will not yield more than half
a crop owing to the drouth and ex
cessive hot weather.
California fruit,
Simpson's.
on
Friday, at
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Mr. Samuel Ewings died at Louis
ville, Saturday, August 13th, 1831, and
was buried at Louisville, Sunday, Aug.
14lh : he was Mr. Dan. Andrews' father-in-law.
The funeral sei vices were
held at the Congregational Church.
Don't forget that the Herald
ofiice is the place to get your fine job
printing. 23t4
The building formeily occupied
by O. F. Johnson, has been moved on
to W. L. Browne's lot just east of
Billy Lempke's lot, and will be fitted
up and occupied by Mrs. Simpson us a
music room.
For mixed paints go to Roberts'
Drugstore. 51 tf
The members of the E. A. U. met
in their hall Monday night and had
one of their pleasant sociables. Quite
a number of invited guests were pres
ent, and the evening was spent with
Music and friendly conversation.
Rev. I . Thomson, Ph. D., Princi
pal of the M. E. Conference Seminary
of York, will lecture at the M.
E. Church, next Monday evening, on
the subject of Education. The lecture
will be free, and all are cordially in
vited to attend.
I sell the best and cheapest boots
and shoes. I defy competition.
4tf " Peter Merges.
--Wiley Black is just more than
selling wagons and sich. He brought
a wagon up from the depot Monday,
and sold it before he reached the head
of Main street. Wiley will have a
big engine here in a short time and
will fire it tip aud run itarouuJ town ;
look out for it.
Fresh bread, cakes and pies, every
day, at the Union Bakery, corner Main
and Third. lOtf
-Periy Gass and Gil Ilobbs went out
to Pleasant Ridge Lodge, I. O. G. T.
Saturday night to install officers, their
deputy being out on a survey. They
did it up iu good shape and rt turned
home about 11:30.
The Liederkranz dance, adver
tised last week to come off to-morrow,
has been postponed situ die, owing to
circumstances, over which, as the boys
say, they had no control. All right,
some other time will do.
For the best staple and fancy
groceries in Plattsmouth go to J. V.
Wefkbach's. UUf
The ofticeis of the I. O. G. T.
Lodge were installed last night.
Our friend who frequently pat
ronize the barber will appreciate the
following:
"Does ths razor take hold well" as he
cut away on the bleeding cheek of his
victim; "yes," groaned the martyr, "it
takes hold first rate, but it don't let go
worth a cent."
-Tea from 23 cents cents to $1.21
at Chittenden Bros. 20t4
Oae of our clergymen says: "I
once married a handsome young
couple and as I took the bride by the
hand at the end of the ceremony and
gave her my warmest congratulations,
she tossed her pretty face, and point
ing to the bridegroom, replied: "I think
he's the one to be congratulated." He
said he thought so too.
A full line of Brussels Carpets on
hand at Jos. V. Weckbaeh'ts. 22t2
The barn of E. A. Kirkpatrick, at
Luella, caught fire last week and en
tirely burned down, destroying con
siderable machinery which had been
put away for the summer. Mr. Kirk
patrick is unfortunate with his fires,
having lost his house last year. Be a
little more careful, now, Mr. Kirkpat
rick. Another invoice of Black Spanish
Laces at Fred Herrmann's. 2212
We call the attention of oui read
ers to the advertisement in another
column of the South Western Inimi
cration Co. The south western slates
are attracting the attention of immi
grants in all parts of the United States
and Europe.
All first class grocers sell Bre ro
ller's Choice Crackers. 20t4
A little son of Mr.Messersuii.lt
residing on the corner of Ninth ai.d
Granite streets, had an arm broken,
Friday last, through the carelessness
of another boy with whom he had
been playing, and who accidentally
pushed him into a. ditch. The arm
was promptly set aud the little chip
is getting along all right.
Drugs -the largest stock at J. M,
Roberts. 3tf
The B. & M. had another little ac
cident Tuesday morning. The switch
north of the depot being worn, : box
car iu the middle of a train ran off the
track, and as it was a long train it got
down to the bridge south of the depot
before it could be stopped. The track
was badly torn up and two or three
box cars jammed up some, although
no one was hurt.
Brernner's Cream Soda, Williams
Gem, and Chicago Butter Crackers are
the best. 20t4
C. B. Parker, the marble and gran
ite man of Lincoln has been in town
the past week; he executed a very fine
monument at Plattsmouth Cemetery,
to the memory of the late Thomas I.
Todd. The monument adds beauty
to the cemetery grounds and is a credit
alike to the Todd Bros, as purchasers
and Mr. Parker as architect and build
er. Mr. Ami Todd visited Lincoln
a few weeks since and made the pur
chase while there. 1
Brernner's Choice Crackers at Ben
nett & Lewis". 20t4
The Eight Mile Grove Sunday
School will have a Picnic at Murray's
grove, one mile west of the Baptist
church, on Thuisday, September 1st,
1881, to which all f.om far and near
are cordially invited. A pleasant tima
is anticipitel, and nothing will be left
undone to make it agreeable for all
participating.
Wanted Some corn and oats on
subscription at this ofiice; at once.
- A meeting was called Sunday at
four o'clock for the purpose of com
pleting arrangements for the Sunday
School convention winch opens to-day
at the M E. Church a:tl closes with
the afternoon session to-morrow. The
Sunday Schools of the county will be
represented. All interested in Sun
day School woik are requested to be
present.
A fine line of calling cards, bill
heads, letter heads, &c, at this office.
Any one wishing a first class job
should give us a call. ltf
Two sisters from the House of the
Good Shepherd in Ottawa, Canada, ar
rived here on Saturday last, for the
purpose of procuring alms from our
citizens for the support of their con
vent. They state that their own
neighborhood has leen in an impov
erished condition for the past two or
three years they have permission to
travel through the states for further
means. We believe they met with
good success here.
Baker & Atwood sell Brernner's
fine Crackers. 2',h4
Mr. C. L. Ilanis, our new furni
ture man, is opening out one of the
finest slocks of furniture ever brought
to Plattsmouth. in the building just
vacated by Kalisky & Son. Mr. Har
ris is an old man at the business and
will be a big addition to the city,
both socially and in a business way.
We wish him success in his undertak
ing. Brernner's Choice Crackers at
Guthman Bros'. 30t4
Ir. Camp of Ashland and Dr. Sal
isbury of Utica, X. Y. have opened an
office over Smith, Dlack & Co.'s Drug
Store, where they are prepared to do
anything in the way of dentistry in
first class shape. The Herald wishes
the gentlemen good luck in their en
terprise and hope any of our citizens
who need help in their line will
give them a call.
Documents and papers of anv ki.,d
necessary for the execution of t::s,
etc., and the collection of mo . us
through the courts of Germany and
Denmark, can be had through Hansen
& Chassot. They will also attend to
every and all matters which persons
residing here may wish to have attend
ed to in Germany and Denmark, with
promptness and despatch, especially
the collection and payment of monies
through any bank here and there. 1
THE COMING FAIR.
A "Bulletin" from the Secretary.
The Fifteenth Annual Exhibition of
the Cuss County Agricultural Society
will be held on Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday, Sept. 7th, 8th and Sth and
the date is unalterably fixed.
The society offer a large amount of
premiums covering a wider range of
articles that may be exhibited than it
has ever offered before. Every effort
has been made to advertise the com
ing fair on a largeu- scale than before
done, that the attention and atten
dance of outside residents from the
county may be guided for the coming
fair.
A new building "watei proof" for a
fine art hall is in course of construc
tion and will be completed ready for
occupance before the fair. The old
Coral hall will be thoroughly repaired
and used the present year as the agii
cultural hall.
An additional well is being placed
on the east side of the grounds which
will afford an unlimited water supply.
The stall room for stock exhibit will
be doubled the present jear a large
number of permanent board stalls
now being built by the society, The
race track will be fenced on each side
the home quarter and a committee
have the thorough repair of th same
in charge promising it to be one of the
best half mile tracks in the slate.
The management has arrangements
made for the annual address on the
second day of the fair, a match game
of ball between two of the best clubs
in the state on the last day, a shooting
tournament and a series f extrava
gant races under the charge of E. R.
Todd as additional features of amuse
ment The society desire to see the largest
line of exhibits made possible and
room both safe from rains, and under
efficient police regulations will be
furnished for all exhibitors. Remem
ber that a membership ticket admits
yourself and family under 18 each day
of the fair and allows you to exhibit
and compete for premiums in any
and all departments.
Remember that on the grounds is
one of the finest groves in the county
affording an abundance of shade where
you can "picnic" at any time and be
cool, comfortable and free from dust.
Ths Secretary does not desire to en
ter into a long plea urging citizens of
both towa and county to make exhibit
The Society propose to use every en
deavor possible-to furnish accommo
dations sate and comfortable for ex
hibitors and make the fair as attrac
tive and instriictiTe as they have the
power to do for the numbers who may
be in attendance. It is to your advan
tage one and all to stand with the
management of the society in their la
bor without love and recompense to
place Cass County home and abroad
in the ranks as the leading county in
the state in production, art manufac
ture and trade. Co-operation is the
life of every industry in the land; it
is one of public and private interest
to every artisan, farmer and trades
man and vour energy should not be
exercised in bringing up the rear in
the work.
Membership ticket for sale by the
Treasurer S. L. Thomas, at the Pres
ident's ofiice and by J. P. Young, Fred
Gorder and others.
Premium lists furnished to all by
the Secretary where all applications
for entries, space for exhibits, &c.
should be made.
The Secretary submits the above in
the faith that the coming exhibition
of the society will be a success, a cred
it to the county and every individual
whose enterprise prompts him to take
an active interest in the fair.
Submitted in behalf of the society.
II. M. BUSIINELL,
Secretary.
See additional Ioca's on second
lge.
Another Boy Browned.
Patrick O'Brian's little boy, Michael
tibout nine years old was swimming in
O'Xeil's pond Wednesday morning,
when stepping in a deep hole he went
under, and before the boys who were
with him could rescue him, he was
drowned. Dr. Livingston was sent
for but lie did not reach him in time
to resuscitate him. This second
drowning should be a warning to pa
rents, to keep their small boys from
going in swimming; there are too
many small boys who are in the habit
of going in the Missouri rjver, and as
several have had very narrow escapes
it is time they were kept out of the
watir. This little boy was drowned
in O'Xeil's pond which is a compar
atively safe place for bathing and if a
boy will drown there, what chance
will one have in the treacherous river?
We will leave that question for pa
rents to decide.
Notice.
Cash w ill be paid for 1000 dozen
chickens this fall by Chittenden Bros. 4
Hose, Hose.
Ladies you can get the best and
largest assortment of hose in this city
at Fred Herrmann's. 22t2
Wanted
At this office good dry corn or oats on
subscription, at once.
Ice!
F. S. White is now delivering lee daily
to customers at remarkably low prices.
Call or leave orders at his store, on
Main St. lOtf
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"BmiinerV Crackers I long have sought
Aud mourned because I found them uof"
is the cry of every unfortunate person
who has been compelled to use the
snide crackers usually sold. 20t4
Always Ahead.
Just received a large line of woolens
consisting of flannels of all colors,
grades and prices; all shades of west
ern made yarns and blankets of all
kinds at Jos. V. Weckbach's. . 22t2
IH. C-41II A MALINHl'ttY,
DENTISTS.
omee over Smith. Black & Co'. Drug Store.
lint class dentistry at reasonable prices, 31 y
1 he Latest About The Shooting Scrape.
Last week we published what we
supposed to be the facts iu relation to
the Kuhlmann and Rudebeck shooting
affair at the bridge. We have s'nee
learned more fully the particulars of
the case and in justice to all parties
we give the facts as elicted at the pre
liminary examination before G. E.
Cole, Justice of the Peace, at Pacific
Junction. Kuhlmann nd Rudebeck
wero both night watchmen at the
bridge. Rudebeck had at one time
caught Kuhlmann asleep while on du
ty and a quarrel engendering "bad
blood" ensued. Kuhlmann made
many threats against Rudebeck to
third parties (it was proven by sundry
witnesses at the preliminary examina
tion that Kuhlmann threatened to
teat, tie and gag Rudebeck if an op
portunity to do so presented itself.)
On the night of the shooting R. had
gone to the eastern end of his "beat"
when he was assaulted by K. who car
ried a heavy blub or mallet. K. had
pursued R. about 100 yds. (according
to his own admissions) when R., after
ordering him to stop several times,
fired. Kuhlmann still continued the
pursuit until R. turned on him the
second time and ordered liim to stop
or he would shoot him again. K. then
stopped and R. came over on this side
the river and gave himself up to Sher
iff Hyers, not knowing whether the
shot fired took effect or not. He af
terwards voluntarily gave himself up
to the officers of Mills Co., Iowa, with
out any requisition from the Gover
nor. He was charged with an assault
with intent to kill. At the prelimin
ary examination it was satisfactorily
shown that Rudebeck was not the as
saulting party; that Kuhlmann as
saulted and pursued him a long dis
tance on las (R's.) own beat, and that
R. did not fire his pistol until it be
came necessary for him to do so in
self protection ; and that he was fully
justified in shooting.
The preliminary examination was
not concluded until Monday last. R.
is now at liberty not being boudover
for his appearance at the next term of
the District Court. He was defended
by Smith & Strode of this city and
Kelly Bi os, of Glen wood.
Mr. Kuhlman, th man shot by Rud
ebeck, called last week and requested
us to state that he had been misrepre
sented in our last weks report. He
wishes it distinctly understood that he
had a wan ant issued by Judge Sulli
van, not under oath, but under affirm
ation, a mode prescribed by the laws
of the country to be just as binding
and liable to penalties as oaths; but as
the shooting wa3 done over in Iowa,
Judge Sullivan had no jurisdiction
over the affair and no preliminary ex
amination was had before him.
ATTENTION.
Ohio Soldiers In Nebraska.
At the re-union held at Central
City, Nebraska Camp Bu.'ord, in Sep
tember, 1880, the ex-Ohio soldiers
present, organized an Ohio associa
tion. It is desired that every man
who is now a resident of Nebraska,
who served in the U. S. army during
the war in an Ohio regiment should
belong to this society. All desiring
so to do are requested to send to me as
soon as possible, at Omaha, Nebraska,
a statement showing name, service,
and present address, and to be in at
tendance at the Soldiers' Re-union at
Lincoln, Nebraska, (Camp Abe Lin
coln.) from September Sth to 10th,
1881, reporting upon arrival to the un
dersigned. Come with your families
prepared to encamp during the week.
Will State papers please copy.
Charles Mandersox.
President Association of Ohio Sol
diers in Nebraska.
Perkins House.
This splendid new hotel was opened
to the public last Monday, and is one
of the neatest and finest furnished ho
tels in the state. Mr. John McKeever,
the genial host, is well known, and
with the assistance of his gentlemanly
clerk, Mr. J. F. Edgerly, will make a
reputation for the house second to
none in the State, The new hotel is
furnished with the best from the kit
chen to the parlor, and Plattsmouth
may well be proud of her new hotel.
Harried.
CtiASSOT-IlAXSEX.-At theV'McTMof the
hrideV piivnts. iu this citv, Atwu't nth.
by Jiiiie Sullivan. Mr. Chaklek E. Cuassot
to Miss Aoatha Hansen.
The Hkkald. although a Utile behind time,
wishes the happy couple much happiness and
prosperity. The next time, Cha.lie. that you
get married don't be afraid to let some one
know it.
JOHNSON FOX. At the residence of Everett
(". Fox. K;ins;ts City, Mo., August IMh. U81.
by Kev. Dr. Waltz, Dit. A. It. Jouxso.v. vt
Columbia City. Maryland, to Mas. Ei.la Fox
of riatt.Mnoiiili.
Simpson's Cigar List.
Key West Havanna 5 cts.
Kiugsbaker Bros.' Leader 5 "
Richou First Medal 5 "
" Lida Rose , 5 "
Pepoerberg's Best . . ..5 "
Schlegel's Key West "
Dewstor Choice; Kingsbaker's Best;
Pepperberg's Hand-Made; Schlegel's
B. & M.
Cigakettes Sweet Cloud, Moss
Roue and Merchants' Dispatch. 1
Notice.
There will be a joint meeting of the
G od Templars of Cass County and
Otoe county, district lodges at Weep
ing Water. Xebraska, September 1st
and 2nd, 18S1. Good Templars of ad
joining counties are invited to attend
and enjoy the meetings.
G. W. Maoxey,
D. Sec. of Cass County.
A Surprise Party.
Several young couples met at the
residence of Mr. Fred. Lehnhoff , Mon
day night a surprise ii Miss Tillie.
They danced and played games until
the wee sma' hours, when they left for
home, wishing Miss Tiilio many hap
py returns of the d.iy, in which the
Hekald heartily joins.
Clothing! Clothing!
C. G. Ilerold will sell for the next
thirty days at and below cost to make
room for a heavy stock of Fall and
Winter Clothing. Remember the place
and save 25 per cent. 23t3
Organs.
A few more bargains in my clos
ing out stock; don't delay if )mi want
a number one Instrument at a very
low figure. James Pettee, ag't.
Fred Gorder will sell wagons
cheaper than they can be got at any
other place in Nebraska. He has the
best makes. Give him a call and get a
good wagon cheap. 21t4
Wicked for litrgjmen.
"1 believe it to be all wrong and
even wicked for clergymen or other
public men to be led into giving testi
monials to quack doctors or vile stuffs
called medicines, but when a really
meritorious article, made of valuable
remedies known to all, that all physi
cians use and trust in daily, we should
freely commend it. I therefore cheer
fully and heartily commend Hop Bit
ters for the good they have done me
and my fiiends firmly believing they
have no equal for family use. I will
not be without them."
Rev , Washington, D. C.
$70 A WEEK. ?12 a day at home easily made
I cotly outfit free. Address, Tcuit & Co.,
Augusta. Maine. - 'Jly
We think we can cur a bad case
of backache quicker with one of Car
ter's Smart Weed and Belladonna
Backache Plasters, than by any other
application, and after the backache is
cured, you can s ill wear the plaster
without discomfort for two or three
weeks or longer. This combination of
Smart Wetd and Belladonna is a great
hit. aud it is hard to find any pain or
ache that will not yield to it. Price
2.) cents. Sold by Smith. Black k Co.
Farmers Attention.
In order to gratify the wishes of
hundreds of our customers who have
repeatedly expressed a desire that we
would exchange merchandise in our
line such as Dry Goods, Millinery,
Clothing and Gent's Furnishing
Goods, Boots and Shoes. Hats, Caps,
Trunks, Valises and Jewelry for
Country Produce. We are now
pleased to advise you that we have
perfected arrangement whereby we
will be able to accommodate all. So
bring o;i your produce and avail your
selves of our great advertised price
list. We will pay the highest market
price for produce and you in return
will receive anything in our line at
the lowest cash figures. Don't forget
the place next door to Court House.
ITtf Solomon & Nathan.
Ayer's Hair Vigor, as its name im
plies, in vijjforates and Strengthens the
hail. It not only restores the original
color to gray or faded hair, but bv its
stimulating action at the roots, pro
duces a vigerous growth, and gives it
that beautiful luster which results
only from a strong, healthy growth of
the hair.
A Ite 11 ell cent Action.
The worn look and miserable feeling
of those closely confined iu mills, or at
desks or work tables, are caused by
weak stomach, kidneys or bowels, and
show the necessity for some mild ton
ic to build them up. No one need suf
fer thus who will use Parker's Ginger
Tonic; for without intoxicating it has
such a beneficent action en these slug
gish organs and so cleanses the poison
ous matters from the system, that rosy
cheeks and good health and spirits are
soon brought back again. Express.
See adv. 29t4
If your hair is coming out, or
turning gray, do not murmur over a
misfortune you can so easily avert.
Ayer's Hair Vigor will remove the
cause of your grief by restoring your
hair to its natural color, and therewith
your good looks and good nature.
Real Bargains at Louisville.
The undersigned wishes to dispose
of her real estate at Louisville, con
sisting of two lots in the heart of the
town, with large and commodious stone
dwelling house of five rooms, cellar,
with well, fruit trees, shrubbery and
all other conveniences and improve
ments. Will be sold very cheap, as I
wish to return east. Apply on prem
ises to Mrs. L. Wohl.
Also offer for sale the shop adjoining
formerly occupied as Blacksmith shop
18x00 feet with lot. Enquire of Frank
Stander, Ag't. Louisville, Neb. 20t3
Palpitation of the heart, nervous
ness, tremblings, nervous headache,
cold hands and feet, pain in the back,
and other forms of weakness are re
lieved by Carter's Iron Pills, made
specially for the blood, ntrves and
complexion. Sold by Smith, Black &
Co. .
Many persons take medicine for
their ailrmMits, and as soon as they
feel better they disregard all directions
and stop taking it. They try it again
and again, and finally throw it aside
as worthless, when, had it been per
severed in from the start, r permanent
cure would have been affected. Now
in taking Prickly Ash Bitteks for
all complaints of the stomach and
bowels, remember to give the medicine
a chance, and don't expect one or two
doses to cure you. 20t4
The action of Carter's Little Liv
er Pills is pleasant, mild and natural.
They gently stimulate the liver, and
regulate the bowels, but do not puree.
They am sure to please. Sold by
Smith, Black & Co.
Brown's Blackberry and Ginger.
Should be in everv house during the
heated season. It never fails to cu re
Diarrhoea, Dysentery and Cholera
Morbus. For sale by J. II. Buttery.
Smith, Black & Co., O. F. Johnson and
J. M. Robert-, Plattsmouth, "J. V.
Painter, East Plattsmouth.
I-urge out the morbid humors of
the blootlby a dose or two of Ayer's
Pills, and you will have clearer heads
as well as healthier bodies.
AGENTS AM) CANVASSERS
Make from '4. to ."0 per werlt selling
(roods for E. t. KIOfcOUT & CO.. 10 Barclay
Street, New York. 2"il
Send for their Catalogue and terms.
"Blood will tell!" One bottle of
Dr. Marshall's Bromoline, the big
Blood and Liver Cure, will cleanse the
blood. Only fifty cents a bottle. See
your druggist.
LAKE FOREST UNIYERSITI
IAdieH1 Hemlnary-unsurpassed. Ard-nay-thorough.
I'ollrer four co-irses.
Year begins Sept 7th. Examine fur yovrntlvai.
Catalogues sent by the I'reMdeut, I). S. Chf.o
okv. l. D., Lake Forest, III. 2utl9
Liver complaint, sick headache
constipation of the bowels, are all
cured by Bromoline. the Big Fifty
Cent Bloo.1 and Liver Cure. Ask
your druggist fur it.
Dr. Black's Rheumatic Cure is an
internal remedy and is pronounced by
hundreds w ho have used it to contain
more true medical virtue than any
other kind thrown upon the market in
the shape of oils and liniments. It is
warranted. Smith, Black & Co., pro
prietors. Sold by"P. S. Barnes and A.
D. Marshall, Weeping Water, Xeb. 8tf
Proposals for Bids.
SEAIE1) !: IMS A I.S will be receivt .!
the o.iire of ir. lo: a in u-k. riattsmoui : V -lji-k..
until I-tiYiiM'jv, noon, Se,i:eiu ft i i
Ihki. tor ili- rM'tii 11 of 11 brick ihiiMiiih t"
comer of Mam M Sixm ir'et, I'lal l.ii :ul i.
Nebia-ka. r:ul t nihil. t- lie two rtortet iiiii
ami niueiy-two Vi) feet front ; tme-liail e
teiiilm ba'k sixty-MX let!, and t -e olliei
half einlu feet. 'I lie lower Mory to be di
vided into four UUNlne.s room, and the upp'r
story to he fitted up fttroftirr. Tlaii.t ami 'pe
eilleaiions may be htu at the otllee of Dr. John
Hiai-U, ruttMiiouth. i at the ulMee of Archi
tect Iniscoll. Omaha. The rlht to reject any or
all bids is ret-ci ved. M. I.. Win t k,
(. It. Hl.ACK.
I!. It. TVlMilHM.
r.uihliijtf Com. on the part of the M. E. Church.
2'ilS l)K. .lolIN Itl.At'K.
riattsmouth. Neb., Am?. 17th, 18?I.
J. 1). SIMPSON,
AGENCY FOK
Geo. WoOuS & Co. Pianos and Organs.
Xews Depot, Magazine ami Papon?,
Con fee t i one ry , Tobacco
and Cjgars.
HEADQUARTERS
FOR
SHEET
Main St. opposite New Hotel.
I'LArrSMOl'TlI - - NEBRASKA.
William Jewell College,
LIIIKKTY. JIO.
Fourteen milew N. K. of Kausax City, on the
II. i .St. Jo. It. It. One ef the best Colleue for
vounj; men ; with an excellent Preparatory !
partmeiit. Students can take the Kccular
Course for a degree, or an Kiigllfth or llu
Iiicmn Course, or Neleet Studies. Mora!
rpeciallv guarded ; city healthful ; K"0,l board
and lodjiinn at I :tutt tmnxible fiuurct. Ely Hall
completed. Write for catalogue.
LMW YV. U noill WELL, Liberty, Mo.
HBHovaraTFealliBrs.
McCLELLaND BKOS. & CO.
are prepared to renovate feather with McAr
thur's celebrated Steam Feather Kenovator,
patented Feb. &rth. 187i, and acknowledged to
be the latet and best invention yet made to
perform this necessary work.
The highest testimonials have been received
from the leading physician of each city wheie
the machine has be.en operated, bearing tcfli
inony the renovating of feathers to be a vital
tiucstion, and well worth all the cost for the
consideration of health alone.
The ladies of riattsiuoutli will ohll, l ; iiiiii
ly examiiiin:: the process at tin ir ciab;i-h-lncnt,
wheu the fitil process will be explained.
Located at store formerly he'd by I. II. Wheel
er X- Co., Heal Entate Agents, north xiile Main
stleet between 'Jd and 3.1 streets. Order by
card called for ami delivered.
SATISFACTION' GUARANTEED
OIi NO CIIAKGi: MADE.
Mi CLLL1,ANI BIJOS. & CO. refer with great
pleasure to the following influential citizens of
ria'.tsinnulli who have favored them with
their work, and who will give their testimony
of satisfaction given by the Firm :
Dr. Schildkneclit. Mrs. C. K. Weseott.
Mi. Cant. I'alnier, Mieritf It. W. Hym,
Judge w. Jt. .ewell. t . n. rarmeie,
M. L. W hue,
Mrs. McKntee,
Mrs. O'Keefe,
.1. Mi. t news,
Mrs. Jus. ll.(lj.-i(.
Mrs. I . W. Slirn k,
J. 1'. Youm:.
JuJe O'lionohoe,
KasgoMiiek IU'iis..
Mrs. M. Wavbright,
Mrs. Stadclimoiu,
Kev. J. (iallaglier,
Mrs. E. Oliver.
aud many otlie'. s too numerous to men'iou. 'ZVA
Rescued from Death.
In the following remarkable stale
ruent. William J. Cotighlin of Soioer
viile, Mass., says: "In the fall of 1870
I was taken with a violent bleed
ing of the lungs followed by a se
vere cough. I wa so weak at one
time that I could not leave my bed.
In the summer of 1877 I was admitted
to the City Hospital. While there the
doctors said I had a hole in my left
lung as bis as a half dollar. I expend
ed over a hundred dollars in 'doctors
and medicines. I gave up hope, but a
friend told me of Dit. HALL'S I5AL
SAM FOR THE LUNGS. I got a
bottle to satisfy him, when to my Fur
prise and gratification, 1 commenced
to feel better, and to-day feel in better
spirits than I have the past three years.
I write this hoping that every one
afflicted with Diseased Lungs will be
induced to take Dr WM. II ALL'S
BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS ami be
convinced that CONSUMPTION
CAN IJE CURED. I can positively
say that it has done more good than
all the other medicines I have taken
during ray sickness." Sold by drug
gists. 1&3
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Guthman Bros, sell Brernner's fine
Crackers. 20t4
Mo More Ice ! io More lee ! !
All persons knowing themselves in
debt for ice, are requested U. call and
settle up immediately, or k-j will not
be left for them.
2014 F. S. White.
Krowu's Vegetable Lirer Tills
Are a sure cure for Liver Compl.iii;t,
Constipation and Biliousness. Fm
sale by all Druggists in the West.
Money to Loan.
Money to loan on real estate secur
ity. Inquire of D. D. Martindale,
Louisville, Neb. 13tf
Come and Sec
The large stock of Spring Shoes an t
Slippers, good and nice at Merges'. 4tf
Crites and I'atiiJtry, attorneys and
Nolary Public, second door east of
Court House. Plattsmouth, N( b. 5tCin
For Sale or Trade.
A good second hand wagon, for s;.t- 1
cheap or will trade lor buggy. En
quire at t'us I'tlice.
The besi and clieapes;.
The finest and neatest
SI it ips and Slippers
For lii Hp trippers
a Mkroks'. 4tf
Cigar Clippings, 35 cts. per
lb.? at Schlegel & Niemann's,
opposite P. 0. Ttf
lr. Bl uk's
Rheumatic Cure, an internal medi
cine warranted a safe, certain and
speedy curjs for Rheumatism, Neural
gia, Lame Backs, Pains in the side,
.Stomach, Kidneys, &c, &e. .Smith,
Black & Co. have soid over one hun
dred bottles in the last two months
48tf
If you want to buy or sell city proper
ty of any kind
If you want to buy or sell a farm of
any kind
If you want money with farm lands
to secure it call on
Will S. Wise.
46m5 Fitzgerald Block.
It Must Be So.
For all who use Brown's lVpsin
Tonic say it is a sine cure for Dys
pepsia and sick Headache. Try it.
For sale by all Druggists in Platts
mouth and Fast. Plattsmouth.
Pepsin. Khubarb, Mandrake & Gentian
Are the active ingredients of
Brown's Pepsin Tonic. Give this
wonderful Dyspepsia remedy a trial
and be cured. For sale by all drug
gists in Neb.
To the Citizen's of the Count j and State.
I have now ready for market 100,000
White and Fire brick, which we will
sell at reasonable prices; parties wish
ing to build a lire :proof house before
the comet conies down, c ill on .1. T. A
IIooveb, Louisville, Nebraska.
i r Sale.
A !.:.-'.ft iol situated on ihc
X. I'., i :t ti ttianile anil Seventh
y. '1 in- house is i story; contains
iiv. iooins unl a pantry, is almost
ut'iv and in j;ood condition. Price
.1000, 700 cash and balance in one
year. For lat titer information en
quire of I). II. Wheeler, tk Co. Agt.
' nitr
NOTICE.
To All Whom It May Concern.
Mr. II. T. Franks, who has been rep
resenting me in the interest of the
sewing machine business, is no longer
in my employ. All contracts made by
him w ill be settled at my store, and
parties who have uiven him notes are
requested to call and see if they are all
satisfactory. I will not be responsible
for anything done by him after this
date, Ju'y 11th, 1881.
Fkank Caukuth.
Alderney Mock.
Mr. J. F. Beaumeister uow owns
th
ALUEItNEY BULL, "WELLINGTON,"
No. PJ87, dropped January 4th, 1878,
Sire, Kentucky, 2d, 758; grandsire,
Kentucky G28. From imported Tran
sit, bred by II. S. Durand, Wis., which
it will be remembered Chaplain
Wright brought here last year. This
hull is a thorough-bred Alderney, or
Jersey bull and will be kept for servi
ces this summer at Mr. Beautieister's
place north of town, on the Platte
Valley road. All who desire the use
of such an animal sluuld call and see
the undersighed,
J. F. Beaumeistek.
Stock from a distance, pastured free
of charge after the first of May. 52tf
.Notice to Teachers.
Examination of persons wishing to
teach in Cass county, wijl be at the
following limes and places:
At Plaltsmoiilh, 1st Friday and Sat
tirday in January, February, May, Au
niM. O.rlober and November. At
Weeping Water, 1st Friday and Satur
day iu March, Jtitie and September. At
Louisville 1st Friday and Saturday in
April, July and December. Notice of
other examinations will be given.
At Kim wood tho last Friday and
Saturdap of March. At Greenwood
ihe last Friday and Sa' tirday In Feb
ruary. E. II. Wooley,
42t f Superintei.tb-nt.
Application
cense.
for Li-
All 'iri'soiiH interested will tak notice that I
have iile.l m v a)ilic:itloii with the Cit y Council
of l in City of I'la 1 1 si iiotii h for a licttnse to sell
malt, vinous aud tiiriious liiior at retail In
the 4th wan. of said city, as ieiuircd by sect inn
2 of chapter r0 revised s. antes of IhM.
S.I13 l'KTKIt Ml'JIM.
riattsmouth, August 2!Hh. 181.
Notice of Application for Li
cense. All pcrsonx interested will take notice thnt I
have II Iff I in y ailieation with the City Council
of the City of rlattctnouth for a license to sell
trait, vinous aud spiritous liquors at retail In
the 1st ward of said city, as reiiired by Section
I of chapter W revised statutes of lsto.
Ekf.d Gotjs.
I'lattHinoutli, Aug. 2th, 1K8I.
Legal Notice.
In the District Court of Cas Co. Neb. Iu the
matter of the eMail! of Augustus It. Sharp,
Deceased, late of l'uUiin County, Oforn'a.
Notice is hemliy tciveu that I have made ap
plication for a Decline to sell and convey the.
north half and the southeast iuarler of the
oul Invest quarter of section 15, tiivviiMilp It,
north of rane 1 1 east of the 4h 1. M. In Cas
County Nebraska. And all persons interested
are milifit'd to appear before the Hon. S It.
l'ound. Jude of the 2d Judicial District, at
Lincoln, Lancaster County, Nebraska, in the
Clerk's ofiice at one o'clock p. m. on said day
to bIiow eaue if any they have why license to
sell and convey said real estate should not be
granted according to the prayer of the pell Lion
hied in "aid cause. John lii.ACt,
By A." N. Isii.uvak, Administrator.
2314 his Attorney.
Sheriff's Sale.
l:y virtue of an order of ale Issued by W. ('.
Show-alter, Clerk of the District ( unit within
and for Cas County, Nebranka, and to me di
rected, I will on Saturday tlitj 1st day of Octo
ber A. D. 1-81. at 10 o'clock a. in., of said day, at
the south dour of the Court House, In the City
of riattsmouth, in said Conuly. sell at public
auction the lollowinK real estate towit : Coin
inenclnK 1075S feet north and 1J'J; lee? eat of
the oul h wen corner of (ection seven (7) town
ship twelve (12) north of raiige fourteen (14) east
of Hie tit h V. M. .More particularly described a
bein the northeast corner of Tow nseud' Ad
dition to the Ciiy of Plattsmouth thence west
parallel with the fouth line of aid rection 20i
feet, thence north 4an feet, thence e'Mt parallel
with the noiitli line of this tract Jkj feet, tliencn
(soutli parallel with the wei-l line of this tract
4 ui feet, to the place of hci;inniug containing
t.vn (S) acres. '1 he i-aine bswn levied upon and
taken as the prupeily of t'oniad hippie, Mary
Hippie. Joseph l.eei-fey. C. W. Lyiniii & Co.;
Tlio.uas Hiilowel!. urad Heirtcll & Co,; and
Jcln. 'iross. Defendants ; to s.-ttndy a judge
ment of raid Court reovered ly A. H. Suutli,
i'laiuti.?. K. W. IIykkh.
P.y M. McKlwjuk
Sheriff of Cam Co.
1 e nut v.
2314
PlatUmouth.
Neb., An;;. 2ltll
I). 1M4.
Notice of Leasing of County
Poor Farm.
Notice is hereby '. 'ven that bids will be re
ceived tip to noon nt li.tt (;t'i day ol September,
ISaI, for the hoard of and c ue of County pau
pers, a-id thf leasing of 1'oor Farm, 'i In; 'o.
C.iuiiiii-Moiiers reser.e ihe rilit to reject any
or all bids, iii'fs to be tiled at the ofiice. of th
County Clerk
liyo'ii!-, . v ' i,"isio. cic.
; r ' .iiiily ' ieik.
.0l;''.;; 'I',' !fc!i-t ;Jt U J-
i'i!:-, .t - ti ..i..J J-VO tvt
i ' ' y f 'im uDsfouer b-i .-by 'ive u-
' ... . i- y will receive bids for the eleaiin
i:i ami runiiiiii; of ( niiul y Koad .No. I: (or
1 niier K.i. id;. c..i eii.l from Chicago Avi'l'iii
to the poitii where Liu. -iln Avenue t-trlke the
south line of city limits. Hid will be received
at County Cit rk'V ol'ico uji lt noon of Septem
ber ii. 11. ilit: Commissioners reserve the
rii:ht to r. jet t any or all bMs.
Jiy ordi l ol Count v Commissioners.
21 t;i .1. D. I t TT, County Clerk.
Road Notice.
To all whom it m::y concern ;
"l'li'j opening of t t o nee! Ion line roads ha ill s
been p- lltioiied for by J. I;. Mi islncr t al..
aii.t dcscrib.'d as follows : fr iii load coininc e
( ii'.j: tl couth cii; :t coiner of s.-eiii.u it.o ('i
township twelve U'-'l. Inline twlve (l.'i, and
luuniii Ihenc wsl two (-J) miles, nnd leriinuat
iiiir at muiI h west comer of wet ion tlireeiyi.
rame town-Lip and rane ; .Second road coin
luencint; at south east corner of section ten ( In.
township twelve 2u rane twelve (iJ,. running
thvnce n. ii .a one and one-ha!f i C 1 1 in lies, and
terminating at s. e. corner t-f m.rlh east iii:ir
ter tne4) of M-cli'iii three Ci), same low n-lii ;
ami rane, all objection-thereto or claims for
damages, must be flip J in the Com ty Clerk's
ollice on or :efore noon of the 41 Ii day of Octo
ber, A. D. Itwl, or such roads wdl lie eiied
with. nit reference thereto.
oto J. D. 1 I TT, County Clerk.
Legal Notice.
Bradley llunaci fold. 1
l'htintiff, 1
vs !
Anios Wrl. Lucy orl and!
Joiin 1. Manny. 1
Defendant. J
John I. M.iimv. defendant, will take notice
that tin the l:.lh day of Julv, 11. plaintiff here
in tiled his petllion iu tlie District Court of
Cars County. Nebraska. against theabove nam
ed defendant. praiutf for the foreclosure of a
certain mortgage, executed by Ainosand Lucy
Worl, upou the west half (w'.i) ot the south
west quarter (wl1 of heciioii eighteen (no,
town elcveu (III. range twelve in Cass Co.,
Nebraska, to secure the payiuent of a certain
promissory not? for four hundred dollar (hj
with twelve percent. interst from maturity,
until paid, dated March Lfitli. Is79 ; also, live
interest coupon notes - '"veil date therewith;
all of said note art now due and payable.
l'lai;.titl prays for a decree that defendant bj
required to pay the same, or the said premise
may be sold to satisfy the amount due. As ap
pear from the record of title, you hold a sec
ond inorttraKe on said land, dated September 2.
lsw. l'laintiff prays that this mortgage may be
adjudged junior and Inferior to the mrt;ae
lieu of thi" plaintiff. Vim are Je.piired to an
wei sa;d pet ii Ion onorbeloi e the ll'th day of
-ei'teiuber lsl
lit? MH.EY IIl'NflEKFORD.
Vy Wri-;i.M & C :ier?i:LL, Att'ys. mi