Nebraska herald. (Plattsmouth, N.T. [Neb.]) 1865-1882, February 09, 1882, Image 3
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Jul. uUy. 1 A fi person tiu take U paper regularly D m :le p..s.-.fnee. whether di reeled tu his . another be la a subscriber or oot-ia r.3,...,, u.ie-tjr the pay. j. 11 uy ix-nun ordets hla paper dlscontln ued. he must pay all arrearage, or tla publish er .may continue to send It until payment M made, aud eoliect the whole amount, wnetne he paper la taken from tli office or not. a. 1 he eouils have decided that refusing t fake newspapers and periodical from tha port Bftiee, or removing and leaving them ancsUet (or. Is ftrlina fact evldenca ol xntbhtiojc AI. raatii. "LOCAL NEWS. Read tlie new B. & M. adTertise ment on fourth page. Catholic sociable uext week Wed nesday at Fitzgerald Hall . The Telepohneys are working in nearly evry part of town, now. The building Edxei tn is in, like to fell into Jehn Blake's cellar, last week . Work has been commenced on Wm. Nevilles new Block, which will face ou 6 ih street. Don't forget to call on the Htii iLU fur riist-class job worK. the finest in tha city done at Lincoln and Omaha prices. Ed. M.rley las his barber sliop under J. V. Weekbach's store now, where he ii prepared to do a rushing business. The Enterprise is certainly help ing' 15ro. Tefft" to l.e trovemor immens ly. If we wanted Tellt beat we should take just that course. W. N. McLennan, accepted a situ ation in the B. & M. Freight oflce at the Junction, and commenced work ing last Monday morning. Joseph V. Week bach is having a cut made of his building, and said cut will be found in the Herald with a big ad, as soon as it arrives. The two largest plates of glass in Uib' city have just been put in the Union Block, being 78x132 inches. Look a leedle out how you break them The ladies of St. Luke's Guild will give their next sociable at the resi dence of Mrs. F. Latham, this. Thurs day evening. All are cordially invit ed! Nicholas Opp was married to Miss Emma Keil, at Factoryeille. by the Rev. Mr. Harris, just before the servi ces of a protracted meeting com menced. The Ladie3 of tie Catholic Church will give a sociable at Fitzgerald's Hal. Wednesday evening, February 15th. A general invitation is extend ed to all. -That nobby new line of Chicago hats, ordered by C. E. Wescott. arrove last week, and Mr. Wescott says it is the finest line he ever had. and we be lieve him. The ii. A: U. talk of a camp-fire and ball in the near future. It was set for the 17th. but as the hall could not be obtained then, a time will be set and announced soon. The cellar is beinp graded for Jonny Blake's large brick store-room, between Rosenbaum and Edgerton's stores, which will be erected as soon mi the weather permits. We neglected last week to mention that Mrs. E. A. Kirkpatrick and chil dren were visiting her parents and relatives iu the city. She returned home the last of the week. The Rasgersheek Brothers moved into their new building Monday. They have a very fine building now and be ing good Tailors, will no doubt do a more rushing business than ever. The Fiesbyterrian Seciable, which was entertained at tha residence cf Mrs. J. N. Wise last Thursday evening, was well atetnded and the evening was spent very pleasantly by those pres ent. The school board at their last meet ing, elected Miss Aggie Sampson to oc cupy the place made vacant by the resignation of Mrs. Love, and Miss Babbington to fill Miss Sampson's place. The poem entitled "Lura" on our. tirt page with another that appeared last week, entitled La Belle Lake" .re the production of Mrs. Morrison, a daughter of Chaplain Wright, and sho w the possession of that most pleas ant gift of poesy. From Michigan City. Ind. comes the Michigan City Enterprise which contains, in u review of its business interests, a notice of Mr. Chas. rowel1. The Low Priced Hatter. That's our Charley Fowell, sure enough, and here's wishing him good luck, and lots of wealth. Another child in the Mann family ia said to be sick with varialoid. but as Dr. Rich mend state before tha Coun cil, this disease is not nearly so catch ing as some people imagine. There is no need of any great scare, the imme diate premiaes can be carefully quar antined if the board of health see fit, and reasonable safety to citizens then secured. The T. A.M. Club, at their busi ness meeting last Tuesday evening, concluded to have a closing dance on next Friday evening, February 17th, for the winter. Each member will be allowed to invite a friend, no others will be admitted. Programs will be pr'nted and dancing will continue until three o'clock. The boys expect to make this, their finest party of the season . Remember that Bennett & Lewis are connected by telephone with all . . a mi . a parts or the city, ana win promptly mi all orders. Special Netiee. . The New Furniture Store will move into the Union Block, about March First. ....... 47t2 A big lot of imported table lux uries just received by Bennett & Lew is. 1 Mr. James Pettee, left Monday for, Decatur. West Point, Wisner. and oth er points, in the interest of the Mason & Hamlin Ortfan Company. Scott's Electric Hair Brushes at Soeith & Black Bros. 46t2 - The Commissioners declined to grant John Ossenkopp, Louinville a License to sell his remaining stock of liquors. Package Dyes for Easter eggs, five cents a package. Smith & Black Bros 2 Joha Boone, our old barber, has sold out to C. F. Chittenden, who will run the Barber shop in future, Wm. James to assist. -Fresh butter and eggs at Bennett & Lewis'. 1 Jones & Eikenbarry haye a grand Imported Norman Stallion, a perfect beauty, just over from the old country. Go and see him. Call and see the new lot of fancy groceries just received by Bennett & Lewis. l The Journal, yesterday. gets:n a good hit at the Enterprise on Govern or making. If we were Tefft we should pray to be saved from our friends. Buy the Golden Belt Flour at J. V. Weckbach's. 48t2 Sullivan beat Ryan badly in the prize fijiht near New Orleans on Tues day. A private report says Ryan died from the severe punishment received. Nine rounds were fought. . Money to loan on easy teiuis, on improved farms. E. II. Wooley. 4(iif County Clerk's Office. Sextou, the man supposed to have furnished the slung shot that liar ting ton used on John Pol in was held to an wer to the District Court. Bail re ceived. Teeth fillod, pulled and cleaned in a most skillful manner by Dr. Salis bury. Give him a call. 35tf The Board of Trade do not give up the project of turning the "creek and have appointed an additional com mittee to wait on the Commissioners and Council on the matter. Joseph V. Weckbach sells the Golden Belt Flour. Give him a call. 2 Sherman's idea of a free trade club, ia ridiculous who would join it, "Free Trade" is a farce. Ne civilized country ever adopted free trade, Eng land came the nearest to it; and all true Iri3?imtn oppose any measnre England advocated. See the point brothers.? Don't fail to examine the New Key Action in Mason & Hamlin Or gans, wonderful inprovement. James Pettee, Gen. Agent. Mr. F. S. White rests happy and serene with 1500 tons of ice safely sto wed awav.ready for the torrid heats of next summer, and the next cold snap he'll probably start in for anoth er 1R0 tons, and become an ice king. A car load of llour just received by J. V. Weckbach. from Minne sota. 45t2 fhe city Council have ordered an eight hundred dollar fire engine, through A. L. Strang of Omaha, which will be here in a short time. All fire men should be at their meeting on next Tuesday evening, as there will probably be important business to be attended to. The New Furniture Store will be fcund in the Union Block.after Morch First. 47t2 Mr. D. Sweeney, near Seuth Bend has some most excellent stone quarries open now. rrom his quarnes came the trimmiug stone used in Weck bach's and Raszorshek'a buildings. Mr. 8. says he wants it understood Jehn Curry has no interest in these quarries. Curry did make an arrrnge ment to lease them once, but never fulfilled his engagements. Mr. Swee ny is attending to the business him self. Our slock in all lines ia yet full, parties desiring anj thing in the Dry Goods or Notion line, should cail on us. 47t2 F. Hekrmann. The firm of "Chapman. McLennan & Beeson" is hereby dissolved by mu tual consent. Mr. McLennan going out and the firm business being con tinued by Messrs Chapman & Beeson. The above law firm have done a large business, and now dissolves by consent of all parties. Mr. McLennan going Into other business and Messrs Chap man & Beeson continuing the law , practice as before. lh iieralb wishes both parties success in their respective new walks of life. Borax bath soar, the most lasting, and satisfactory soap in the market at Smith & Black Bros. 47t2 Mr. Jehn Cummins and family removed from their farm to tbeii new residence in town last week, and as soon as the painters bid them farewell and they get settled, they will have a most pleasant home ; they have, how ever, been most unfortunately af flicted by sickness during their remov al their son Eddie, he having been quite seriously ill with quinsy. We( trust no further illness may be a draw back to their pleasure in their new new home. I must sell the rest of my Chinese Primroses, 10 to 30c. each ; full of bloom, and will be till May or June Come and see them for your selves. L . A. Moore. Born To Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Lew is, Saturday, Feb. 4th, a son. Mother and child in the best of health. If you want to see happy people just you run up to Eugene's and see that baby. It was a tea-pounder and has almost doubled "bisself already. He can say Hell o in the telephone, and ring an alarm in the middle of the night as quick as anybody. Between the baby and the store and the tele phone Eugene has both hauds full and wants to rent another. For the best staple and fancy eroceries in Plattsmouth go to J. V. Weckbach's. lOtf FOR SALE CITT LOTS. SStf Will S. Wise. Hin "if ittH inn if Brrr -mm iaaaaMii i Personal. H. McMakin Is In town again ; Hen' ry is doing well. . ' . t Ifrs. Wm. Stadeiman is. visiting friends in the city. - Mr. E. It. Todd and wife called in yesterday and brought the baby, too." Miss Mamie Cunningham of Lin coln, is the guest of Miss Addie But tery. Mr. Sam At wood who has been ill for some time is better we are glad to learn. J. II. Austin of lower Cass County, called on Tuesday. Glad to see Mr. A. again. J. II. Wheeler, of New York City, was in town last week, the guest of R. O'Neil. H.J. Straight and wife, of South. Bend, were in town the latter part of last week. Messrs Dade aad Murray Ault. left for the Niobrara Country the first of the week. Capt. and Mrs. II. E. Palmer and children, are visiting in Kansas City, and St. Jo. Miss Anna Crocker, formerly of this city but late of Montana is visiting relatives in the city. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. McLaughlin went to Chicago Monday. They will return this evening. Mr. J. C. Slater aud Mrs. Rowing, of Greenwood, were united in the bonds of matrimony at Lincoln the 2d inst. Dr. A. Root is till very low. The Doctor is having a tough time of it. The Herald hepes he will pull through. C. II. King, of Weeping Water now. formerly of Eight Mile Grove, c.illed on Monoay it Ii Mr. Higgius of the same place. - - - ' . Mrs. Spurlock is suffering severely with inflammatory rheumatism, which has confined her to tjie house for the most of the winter. , : Miss Jennie Bro wn. of Denver, Colo., who has been visiting her many friends in Plattsmouth, the past two weeks, returned home last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Hutchinson of Ash land were down last week, at the bed side of their mother, Mrs. Panne le. Mr3. Parmele, Sr. who has been very ill foi some time with lung fever is now somewhat better we are glad to learn. J. Finley, the enterprising clerk, in Solomon & Nathan's Mammoth Dry Goods Store,- went down- to St. Joe, Wednesday. Mr. Enos Berger called and set him self ahead with tho Herald as usual. He informs us that he' barely escaped a broken leg by a fall from a wagon, last week. P. J. Hansen, of the firm of Hansen & Chasaot, went west Tuesday morn ing, along thj B. & M., to buy a lot of eggs, vegetables, &c he will return to day or to-morrow. Nelson Sheffer, frem near Ashland, aad who has lately been grading on the B. & M. R. R. in Colorado, called yesterday. We were very glad to see Mr. S. once more. He is an old friend and most genial gentleman . Hon. Orlando Tefft was in town last week. He was just from Avoca, and had to hurry back, to keep the popu lace from building houses all over his fam before lots could be surveyed. Moses Dodge, our Moses, was in town the first of the week. He says be knows Connor and Thatcher, and lots of other people here, but the laws of etiquette, and the religious princi ples which he has always upheld pre vent his shooting his mouth off eare lessly. Ha referred to Cap't. Marshall as proof ef his good moral character, and subscribed for tlie Herald as usual. Furthermore he has a pipe one hundred years old. now iu Cap. Marshall's possession, and the said Moses Dodge further deposes that he is now about to go horns and attend to his own business, which is the thing to do. Moses How. Esq , of Haverhill, Mass., strongly indorses St. Jacobs Oil for rheumatism, etc., from the obser vation of its effects in his factory as also in his own family so we see from one of our Massachusetts ex changes. Bridgeport (Coi n.) Standard. Ball's Health Corsets reduced to 81.25 at Herrmann's. 47t2 Lewis Haynes, a poor fellow who has been out at the Poor House since the first of December, was brought in yesterday by Croft Eikenbary. on information of the District Clerk that he was deranged. It seems be tried to fire the house on Monday, and behaved so violently that Mr. and Mrs. Sharp be came frightened. Dr.Schildknecht was called in, and the result was Haynes was brought before the Commission oa Iasanity to ascertain if he was a fit candidate for the Asylum. Dr. Livings ton, one of the Board, examined him. Haynes answered all questions about his age, birth, etc, straight as a string sane as the sanest, . until the Doctor asked him what was the matter out there (meaning the poor house). The poor creature then declared that two forces were at work on him ; that one told him to get a stick with seven blue rings on it and go east; that, if he could have got his left hand out of his belt bf fore the evening star got to the poor hi use, he would have bine eyes with white pupils, and there would be no more black-eyed children born in the dark of the mooa; all would have blue eyes and white pupils. God told him to get the stick with the blue rings, and the devil kept his hand in his belt and prevented the blue eyes and white pupils. These two forces kept after him; had no sleep; told him how heaven looked, and also hell,' and illustrated the different directions of these places by pointing to Jones' sta ble for heaven, and down towards the Clerk's office for hell. As he was suf fering from granulation of the eyelids and ophthalmia, and out of tone gen erally. Dr. Livingston thought if he had proper medical treatment he might recover; that the dementia was com paratively temporary, and that home treatment was best at present. In this view Dr. S. concurred, and he was, b order of the County Commissioners, removed to the jail for treatment. iaMy - Wedding Bells, JsTlXC RIXGIXG DERE. . - Plattsmouth . has an epidemic of weddings. May it never hay one less pleasant, i j 'j . . , Thursday of last week witnessed one of the series, the union of Mr. W. R. Thomas, formerly of Platts mouth, now of Omaha, and Miss Lot tie Keller, daughter of Mrs. F. S. White, of this city, two of our well known and esteemed young people. -The ceremony took place at ' the residence of Mr. and Mrs. F. S. White, at one o'clock, the Rev. Mr. Burgess, officiating; about thirty-five invited guests being present to ten der their congratulations and sincere good wishes for the welfare of the happy bride and groom. After the ceremony and congiatu lation, the guests partook of almost delieious dinner, finishing with a piece of cake eut from the bride's loaf by the hand of the bride, assist ed by the groom. During the repast, a telegram of congratulations 'was handed the groom, from his co-labor ers in the B. & M. offices at Omaha. At half past two o'clock the bridal partv departed for Omaha, amidst a shower of rice and old shoes from the hauds of the guests, to insure wealth, prosperity and happiness. Following is a list of the presents 1 ? - I . 1 , L wuicu were most nana some anu num erous: Handsome pair gold bracelets, ' from the groom; Bilver and crystal berry dish, F. E. Whit and wife; silver spoon holder, Mr. and Mrs. . J White; m on chrome drawing, Mr. and Mrs. D. Higginson; silver berry spoon. Mr. aud Mrs. Arthur White; bronze banging lamp, Mr. and Mrs. Crowe; silver caster, Dr. and Mrs. Livingston ; set of silver forks exgraved.Mias An Uie Livingston ; carafe, gold and crys tal, Mr. and Mrs. Tfaterman; water sat, majolica, Mr. and Mrs. D. II. Wheeler; silver salt cellars, Mrs. K. Vivian ; cut glass boquet bolder, silver standard, Mr. aud Mrs. F. Latham; bi jou alarm clock, Messrs Eastman and McKinnon; silver card receiver, Mr. A. L. Wilner; silver pickle caster, Mr. and Mrs. Pirie; toilet set, Mrs. and MissIIinkle; silver butter knife, Mr. and Mrs. J. Vallery, Jr.; set silver tea spoons, Mrs. Geo. S. Smith ; pair tidies, plush and satin, Miss Hermann; ele gant basket ef flowers, Mr. and Mrs. F. Hermann ; pair of boquet holders, silver and cut glass, Mrs. O'Rourke; silver cake basket, Mr. and Mrs. Mc Laughlin ; jewel case, Miss Minett : sil ver cake basket, Wm. Vivian and Wm. Fox ; card receiver Jap. Lacquer, Mrs. J. S. Fritcher; tete a tete china set, Mrs. Woodhurst; silver card receiver, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Connor; set of dec orated china Iruit plates. Miss Emma Herold. Miss Keller has been a resident of Plattsmouth from early childhood and a member of one of the oldest Platts mouth families. Mr. Thomas, although comparatively a new comer, has occu pied and worthily filled most' excellent positions for a young man, and the two carry with them many good wishes which bid fair te be realized. Solomon & Nathan show an ele gant line of Bright New Ginghams. Calicoes and Dress Plaids this week. 1 A Substantial Home. In observing the buildings lately erected and now in process of erection in Plattsmouth, great satisfaction can be derived from a contemplation of the modern improvements which are being Introduced, showing as they do the substantial growth of the town, and the intention of its citizons to make .permanent and beautilul homes. Our business houses have been pretty thoroughly described and their merits descanted upon in previous numbers of the Herald; Last Monday we had the pleasure of going through the new residence which Mayor O'Rourke is erecting and we f ally re alized what we have stated above as we inspected all its excellent features. The mansion bears the appearance of substantial comfort from an outside view, which is corroborated by further inspection. Two stories aad a base ment give plenty of space for judicious arratigm6nt for comfort and conven ience. The basement contains a capacious dining room, off which is a large store room, with shelving and every conven ience to safely store and keep the sup plies in which a good housekeeper de lights. Off this is the kitchen from which' opens the cellar and on the op posite side a kitchen pantry; a range for cooking, has connected with it the apparatus for heating water for the bath room, and for use in the kitchen sink' ; a force pump also ih the kitchen sends water from the cistern into the reservoir for the bath room, which is directly back of the kitchen, opening into thf hall leading to the story above; the bain room contains fixtures of the inodt improved patterns for supplying it with hot and cold water, &c. As cending to the floor above, we find a pleasant hall into which the front door opens en its broad side. Instead of the end as is usual, making an agreeable variety; back of the hall is a long narrow room intended for a library ; the south end of this story is occupied by two parlors, opening into each other and into a northwest room by folding doors making a most capac ious suite of roams, the third of which is tlie guest chamber; this opens from the west on to a pleasaat piazza as does also the kitchen below; a hand some bay window is also attached to the back parlor. The second story contains five most comfortable sleep ing rooms, with three closets, all of good size, commanding a fiae view from their windows. The painting, and finishing of the wood work is in the best of taste, the wood work abov e stairs finished in oils ai d that below in very dark grainiag and walnut fin ish. Taken all in all this is one of the most convenient and well arranged houses in the city, and we trust Mayor and Mrs. O'Rourke and family may pass many happy years in it. Anyone in need of a good set of teeih ahould call on Dr. Salisbury at 0-1,-e. !!J ha will make you a set that w ill pleuie you ever after. SStf Crites and Ramsey, attorneys and Httasj Public, second door east of Court House. Plattsmouth, Neb. 5t6m --Mr. O. M. Anstead, of the Red Lion Store, Lincoln has picked up his goods and chattels and removed bodi ly to Plattsmouth, and ssMri Anstead is an enterprising business man, that shows where the businesses. He is rapidly bringing in his goods and pre paring to open up, he will have his store open for inspection to-morrow evening and commence busieess Satur day morning. In the capacious store building newly built by Mr. Drew. Mr. Anstead'a advertisement has ap peared in the Herald before and we trust will again as toon as he. gets opened oat, but in the meantime in recognition of past favors, we give him this little send off, Dakota and Kansas flour at White's by the car-load, just received. Give us a call before purchasing else where. 45t2. -Prof. Leve, and family leave us this week for Fremont where they will make their future home. The Professor has hardly been one of us for some time, nevertheless he and his family will be much missed, as Mrs. Love has held an important posi tion, which she has ably filled, in our city schools, as well as in our social life. We wish them however much prosperity in their new home. ' Broke Jail. Two rascals iu the County jail, one Bitters, in for horse stealing, and Har tington alias Volkmau, jumped on the jailer, John Polin, last Thursday evening, aa he was bringing them their supper. Hat tington pounded Polin with a sIuk shot and Hit era, in the melee managed to escape, aud ai this writing has not been found. Polin hung onte Hartiugton in spite ef his wounds aud bruises, and Meteer and others coming to the rescue this scamp was forced back into a cell again where he will smart awhile now. Hyers and several deputies have been hunting for Bitters but so far have not arrested him. He was minus a hat and coat and was seen at Hunter's Vet ween here and Rock Bluffs on Fri day. A man suppnsed to be Bitters was detained at Greenwood but turned out to be the wroug bird. Polin was careless in the first place but deserves great credit for his pluck and hold on ativeness afterwards, except for this both men would have got away. Card of Thanks. I desire to return my thanks to the members of the Liederkranz society, the members of the G. A. R... and citi zens and neighbors generally, for their kindness and help during my late bus band's illness, and to the societies par ticularly for services at the funeral. Mary J. Guthmann. The Execution of tiaiteau is not more certain than the fact that the best of Furniture can be bought at the New Furniture Store, as low as the lowest. - 46t2 Harris t. Unsith. NOTARY PUBLIC . 38tf , WillS. Wise. We take .our telephone by the Bushel, in this town. Dr. Black's Rheumatic Cure is an internal remedy and is pronounced by hundreds who have used it to contain more true medical virtu?, ihan any other kind thrown upon the ma:ket 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. Neb. 8tf Fraudulent Stop. The system of employing useless stops to make an organ appear to have large capacity is latterly so prevalent that attention is especially called .to this point, that none of these useless stops are used in the Mason & Hamlin organs. James Pettee, Agent, 43t4 Plattsmouth. Neb. Attention! every one. Have you heard of Kendall's Spavin Cute? See advertisement. Important to Travelers. Special inducements are offered you by the Burlington route. It will pay you to read their advertisement to be found elsewhere in this issue. 47tf Have you a lame horse? Call for Kendall's Spavin Cure. Read adver tisement. For Sale Cheap. A good pair of work horses. Lea vy harness and wagon. Call on John E. Leislkt, Plattsmouth. Neb. Ayer's Pills are a general favorite, because of their powerful yet gentle operation. Medical men prefer them for nervous or delicate constitution. Embroideries. Every Lady in Plattsmouth should inspect Solomon & Nathan's recent importation of Embroideries, hand some designs, and prices that defy com petition. AI 12 Ayer's Ague Cure should bo In every household in regions where Fever and Ague prevail. It should be takea as a preventive by every resi dent aud traveller in malarial dis tricts. Stone Quarries. D. Sweeney, stone quarries near South Bend, Cass Co, Neb. Good trimming and building stone on hand. Call and see. 47t3 The comDonenta af Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup are daily prescribed by the ablest physicians, whose success is due to the specific influence of these components. Dr. Bull's Couch Svmn. skillfully prepared for immediate use, ' am is isr saie Dy an druggists. The Greatest Reduction Yet 1 Ball's Health Corset reduced to S 1.25 only to be had at F. Herrmann's 47t3 Harness I The largest stock in town, at J. G. Chamhers & Son's. 4Ct2 Death to rats, mice, roaches and ants; Parson's Exterminator. Barns, granaries and households clear ed in a single night. No fear of bad smells. Best and cheapest vermin killer in the world. Sold everywhere. 46t4 NOTARY PUBLIC 3tf Will S. Wise. Ask your druggist for "Dr. Sykes Sure Cure for Catarrh." Don't take any other. 4t4 Farm for Kale -One half mile from . city, limits con taining acres, 75 acres under cultivation; 40 in pasture and timber. .For prices and terms call on I - R. W. WELBURN, 47ti at said farm. I . For Sale. ' An 80 acre farm in Cass County, seven miles south of Plattsmouth, A good piece of stack land well watered and timbered. For sale cheap; or for rent at a cmh rental. Apply to . 46t2 Waverly Allev. - Lincoln, Neb. Private Sale or Farm Stock. I offer at private sale for the next 30 days: 69 head of steers, 3 years old in the spring; 4 good bulls, 4 milch cows and 40 head of thoroughbred Po land China sows, mated to thorough bred boars. Terms: 9 months time on interest bearing notes, with approved security.' Timothy Clark, 44t4 Weeping Water, Neb. Stock Farm for Sale. For sale, finest stock farm in Cass Co. Neb., 700 acres. 250 in cultivation three small houses, plenty of wood water, and hay land, 2 miles from Plattsmouth City, thirty rods from Oreupolis Juntion, where all trains on B. M. R. R. stop for Plattsmouth. Omaha, or Lincoln. I'rice if all sold together before March 15th. $-20 per acre, could be divided, 310 at $25 acre. 240 at 22 and 120 at 820; each farm with timber, water aad meadow. Terms. 4 cash and balance, ten years at 8 per cent, with privealge of ayment. Enquire of Ed. R. Todd, on farm joining. If not sold, for rent for cash cr priiin. J. G. Miller, 47U , Lincolii Neb. Dissolution Notice. The firm of Chapman, McLennan & Beeson is heiehy dissolved by mu tual consent. Chapman & Beeson rem-timng in the him, and McLennan going ou;. All accounts and settle ments being made at the office of tLe new firm, ou corner of Main and Sixth streets, PlutUmouthi Nebraska. S. M. Chapman, Allen Beeson, W.N. McLennan. PROF. RICE'S MUSICAL CHART. New Stock Just Received. By this chart any one who can sing can learn to play their own accompa niment in an incredibly short space of time. Book of Songs written in the same style.. James Pettee, Ag't. The best advice to Catarrh suf ferer write Dr. C. R. Sykes, 109 Mad ison Street, Chicago, for full informa tion of a sure cure. Free. 46t4 Terrible itching and scaly humors, ulcers, sores and scrofulous - swellings cured by the Cuticura and Cuticura Soap (the great skin cures) externally, and Cuticura Resolvent (blood purifier) internally. Ask about them at your druggists. 46t4 School Notice. Notice is hereby given to all persons interested in.the common schools of Cass Co.; That I will be in my. office at Plattsmouth the first Friday and Saturday of each month. All commu nications to the Supt. should be ad dressed te Plattsmouth or Elm wood. I will hold examinations of teachers at Plattsmouth. the first Friday and Saturday, of February, May, August and November, and special examina tions at such other times and places as circumstances may determine. Cyrus Alton. 44t5 Sup't. of Schools. Cash Monty to loan ou easy terms, oa im proved farms. E. II. Wooley, 46tf County Clerk's Office. Vol kin an n alias Hartington, has turned out a bitter pill for John Polin. He is a bad one and no mistake. A Picture Worth Beholding. 'Hanging between two small win dows, and catching the light from a larger one epposite, in one of the offices of Adams Express Company, at 59 Broadway, New York the office occupied by Mr. W. II. Hall, head of the delivery department is a plainly finished but neatly framed chromo about 2i by 3 feet in size, which is looked upon by hundreds of people daily, on many of whom it ha3 a won derful and salutary effect. It repre sents a flight of half a dozen rough stone steps leading from the swarded bank of a placid lake to a little rustic temple set in the rugged side of the mountain, which rises in stupendous proportions in the background all cov ered with a rank luxuriant growth of foliage in brush and tree. In the open door of this little temple stands a half concealed figure, with an arm and hand extended, holding forth a small, dimly defined package, while seated on the sward at the foot of the steps an aged pilgrim, barefooted, lame and decrepit, bears a staff in one hand, and in the other holds before his dim eyes a small bottle, whose label be eagerly scans. This label bears the words "St. Jacobs Oil, the Great German Remedy." Simple as this little chromo appears in its unostentatious position, it has an influence which it would be difficult to estimate. "It is to that picture and the persuasion of Mr. Hall," said Mr. Edward J. Douglass, a gentleman connected with Mr. Hall's department, "that I owe my present ability to perform my work. Some weeks ago I was violently attacked with sciatic rheumatism, and hour by hour I grew worse, and nothing my family or the doctor could do gave me any relief. I began to think in a few days that my case was hopeless and that I was doomed to be an invalid and helpless cripple for life. But at last I thought; of that picture which I had so eften looked at with so little interest, and then Mr. Hall came to my bedside, and "telling me' how St. Jacobi Oil had cured him a worse and longer standing case than mine, urged me to use the same remedy. I did so that very night, directing my wife not to spare it but to apply it thor oughly according to tho directions; this she did with a large piece of flan nel cloth saturated with the Oil, and then bound the cloth to the affected parts. The next morning I was free from pain, and although a little in the hip. was able to dress myself, and the next day resumed my duties in the office as sound as a dollar. Here I am new in full health and strength, hav ing had no touch of rheumatism or other pain since. Whenever I see one of our drivers or any other person who shows any symptoms of lameness or stiffness, I point him to the picture in Mr. Hall's office, and then direct him to go for St. Jacobs Oil at once. N. Y. Evening Telegram. Ed. Morely will have a fine barber shep, under J. V. Weckbach's store when all fixed; all his old friends and as many others as want a good shave or clip, should call on him. J." G. CH AMBERSf SQN, ISueeesforto J. U. Cljauibr4.f ? . ; ? J FIITBH:Ei.VTH:ABlTBSS, Saddles, Bridles, Collars, Whips, . Blankets, Lap Kobes,. &c, &c. REPAIRING PROMTPL V ATTENDED TO. ' We not only use But sell as CHEAP as the CHEAPEST. Remember the plaee Opp. the P.O. plattsmouth:, - Nebraska. Jiy The ALEXANDER PATENT Gats For Sale ly FRED. GORDEIl, Plattsmouth, Nebraska, Who has the Right for Cass and Otoe Counties. Decidedly the BEST -AJSTID CHEAPEST Farmer's Gate Hinge ever made. Call andexamino them at once at FRED. GORDR'S Office. 5?"Agent3 wanted in this County and Otoe. - 4um1 QWmmkT FJERCE3AJ37 other foriu, DAYID LANDRLTH & SONS, Seed Growers, and Planta. Oar Greenhouse and Praraea iu JerM-v ki v. r ihr iiti xt in America. iv Iok upward of four acres, (olid in glass, mployiiitf an vm situ oi I'veniv uiph icrxunnuui n,. PETER HEttDERSOfJ & CO. 35 Cortlandt Street, New York We tend oar Illustrated Cats.lorue of livcryttiliia: for the Garden," on application. John leesley Offers lor sale the following XURSEKY STOCK : each pr.doz pr.h'd. iti oo M 2 uo Apple Trees 2 yeais old, (fist class Apple Treee 2 yeais old. sec ond size Peach Trees 2 years old Early Richmond Cherry. 5 to feet Early Uichinoad Cherry 4 feet Plum Trees. AVild ose, Sto a feet Quince Trees 15 l so 11 oo 10 1 30 s 00 30 1 73 'AI 00 40 4 25 30 00 35 4 00 Ai 00 35 4 00 30 00 40 3 60 30 3 00 10 1 00 7 00 50 5 00 10 1 00 & 00 10 1 CO 8 00 10 1 50 5 00 10 1 00 C 00 10 1 SO 7 00 Apricots. 3 to 4 feet 30 GrapeVines. Concord Strawberries Raspberries, red, the best. . .. Snyder Blackberries English Goosberries Cherry Currants, red Pie Plant, Line us or Wine ORM AMENTA LTHKEd. Norway Spruce 25 cents per foot. Flowering shrubs 30 Koses, all kinds 30. First class fledge plants per. thousand. Si 80. Maple Trees 20 Cotton Wod Trees 3 00 2 60 Any person not seeing hip pan send orders through the Post Office. 4U13 $10,003 ,Vl ON LIFE & PROPERTY. i SIO.OOO HI tx P4 to say ptrtom wba c.u XXFLOItK A LAMP Slta vli. ur aaFSTV A1TACSMMT. Mlld I rmm lor IS rta. FourfvrSi. Ammmf Wulrf, M.L or ftmrni. 4 a S. MBWTOM'S SAFETY LAMP CO., Biaea.aiToM, M. V. Iiihimii, 1 Wm Muiui, M. T. roa a V SS .Cts. SPECIAL NOTICES. Livery Notice. Ilereafttr I will have carriages at all regular trains stopping at this de pot. Any person desiring a carriage to take passengers to, or from said trains will leave word at my Liver.v Barn in Plattsmouth and they will be accommodated, at reasonable rates. 35tf Chas. M.- Holmes. U.A. R. CABTfON: Since my G. A. 11. ci gars have met with such great suc cess, several parties are trying to palm off upon the public imitations,ofMiufer ior quality," bearing similar names. In order to protect the cigar consum ers and myself, I wish to state that every box of genuine G. A. K. Havana cigars bears on the inside label my name and address. Julius Pepperberg. 4 1 tf Manufacturer. T1IE . A. It. CIGAR is now ready on sale at the Monaich Billiard Hall. This cigar is guaran teed to be the best 5c cigar on the American Continent. Drugs -the largest stock at J. M. Roberts. Stf FOR SALE"" CITY LOTS. 83tf Will S. Wise Dissolution Notice. The firm of Ward Bros. Louisville, Neb., is this day dissolved by mutual consent. AH persons knowing them selves indebted to the firm will please call and settle at once, at the old stand. 42t5 J.M.Ward for Ward Bros. First I'reminm. The Domestic sewing machiue re ceived first premium at the fair. It is the lightest running, makes the least noise, and it is wan anted the ttest mail-rial antf Pt-TirR f For mixed paints go to Roberts' DiugStore! 51tf ; For lame Bac k. Side or Chest us 1 Shiloh's Porous Piaster, l'rlre 25 cts Sold by Smith & Black Bros. 4leow I Catarrh cured health and sweet breath secured by Shiloh's Catarrh j Remedv. Price 50 cts. Nasal Iniector . free. Sold by Smith & BlacW Bros.ileo Will vou suffer with Dvsnpnaia and 1 Liver Comnlaint? Shitnh' Viali7r is guaranteed to cure you. Sold by , Smith & Black Bros. 4leow j Shiloh's Coueh and ConsuniDtion Cure is sold bv na on a aiiArantt It cures consumption. Sold by Smith & uiacK Kros. 4leow Croup, whooping cough and Bron chitis immediately relieved by Shiloh's Cure. Sold by Smith Jt Black Uros. 41eow Sleepless nights made miserable by that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is the remedy for you. Sold by Smith & Black Bros. 41eow That hacking cough can be so quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee it. Sold by Smith & Black Bres. 4leow Shiloh's Vitalizer is what you need for Constipation, Loss of Appetite. Dizziness and all symptoms of Dyspep sia. Price10 and 75 cts per bottle Sold by jftnith & Black Bros. 4leow TiTTT?"Vr JLL1a bkeds k papara left onr at hEW b VST EM, Utm Hurt Adtantui'iiwua offered to botU Merchant and Coiutuuer. LAXDIJIITITS GARDEN SEEDt grrowa on their own Karma. O Villi 1.5O0 ACKKS devoted to thla purpoM. urn lb HrAKDAKI) FOR yUALITV. ,r- WKOLI. B TRAUK ffUCK LLSTM for Heed. In built or walled to tuerchauta on aoidhjatloa. 21 & 23 S. SIXTH ST. PHILADELPHIA Sublic. Thlrtv vrfini-a I'CAl I 11' A I. .tl ARKkT lAKDKNKHSA.Mt t'LOU 1 VI vm ui ucD knuw iMU-r 9 to auabl. u to juov iioiumy w tiai mp uir be-i kuiu, fruit. If lowar or Vegetable crop (ninfr f.ir.l'riv ie or Cotmat-r- ii.nl.lltllff ) llUlMlif.llliitr. tllwhlv l.cf JlmlllM rif.ll k.l m orii. FREE Fresh bread, cakes And pies, every day, at tlie Union Hakery, coiner Main and Third. tf llair Work. Mrs. A. Knee will he glad to receive orders for hair work of all kinds. Combings made up, roots all one way, without extra charge. UOtf S1SOO per year can be easily made a home working for E. O. Rideout t Co 10 Harclay Street, New Vork. Send for their catalogue an 1 full particu lars. 8 My. Money to lian. Money to loan on real .estate secur ity. Inquire of D. D. Martlndale, Louisville, Neb. 13tf Save your teeth by using Dr. Clut ter's Glycerene Tooth Tablets. Beauti fy! Cleanse! Preserve! tf Cigar Clippings. 35 cts. per lb., at C. Sclilegers, opposite P. 0. Ttf LEGAL NOTICES; . Medical Treatment of County ' Pnnr. WW Notice Is hereby given that bids will l re ceived for tlis treatment and f uiuUiilbg f iiied lcine for County paupers at Poor Haute, and also for destitute v ho may be County cbaiges, lor one yi-ar. fioin Waii h , l82. bids will L received tip tu noou f March 8. lbKJ. at office ut County Clerk. Hy order of County I'cruiuls sioiici. J. W. Jp.nni.n:s, t ouaty Cleik. j- enruary . ms. 4,t4 Probate Notice. To whom it may concern : ' You aud each of you are hereby hotifld to appear at the utile of the County judge o'Caaa County. Stale of Neliaku, Iu the Court ilousa f aid County, on the loth day of March, A. ii. nl, at 10 o'clock a. lit , ou said day, to attaad the probate of an iutiruiueot claimed to b tna nuncupative last will and testament of Chris tian Scltlet'Sl. late of said County, deceased, at which time iinil place vou will appearand seow cauxe. it any there be. why said will should net be admitted to prub:tte la tesltniouy Mliereof I have hereunto sub scribed iny name and ahued IIik real of said i'ouit thl. '.tli day of Kelniiary, A. O. inxj. UKAl. J 4'it'i County jude. A. A. l.iTIBTr Burlington and Missouri Riv er Railroad Company in Nebraska. Roa'roN, Mass.", January 17, IHH2. the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Burlington and Missouri Ri?r hauroad Ctuiipaiiy In Nebraska will be held at tli onice .l ibe nuid Conipnn, In Plattsmouth. Nstiias ka. Thursday, February ifjd. ls2,' at 11 o'clock a m . for the election of a board of Director lur the eusulu year, aud for the trinsactlon ot any other husinefi which may legally coaie be loie Ih uiee.i.lii. .. VAt t. E. Pavr. Seoretiuy. w lliuut 1411 IA UUUtUtVCO kCiil Railroad Company. orroN, Ma, 4., January 17, 112. Hie annual niretiiu; of the ttockholdei of I the Omaha uud Southwestera Railroad' Coiu- pany w ill be held at the office- of the Burllnif- tou and MHsourl River llallruad Couipauy Iu Nebraska. In Plattsmouth. Nebraska. Iliurs day. Cebiuaij 2ud. is, at II :3oa. in., for tha election of a Board of Director for tlie ensu ing year, aud for the transaction of any other busiuess aim h may legally come befoie tha meeting. 45w Jiih.n N. Dkmso.v. Secretaty. Notice. In Ihe Dijtiict Court ot tai Couuty, Nebraika. fsSJW'IIAK P. MfCl.INT'rf'W I XH - V JyJVIVA Mtt'LINTOCK. ) 'Ihe above named tiou-resident defendant, Lovina McCluitoclc. will take nolii'e that oo tba li:th day of January. A. U. IMA Issachar P. Mc Clintock. plalntitl herein, tiled his petition la the Uintik't C'oult of CaS County. Nebraska, at-aiDst ald defendant, the object and ptae of which are that the botiiltafiiiatririiouy hera tofore exWtiiiv belaeeu the plaintiff aud de fendant may be ili.olved. and that the plain tilt may be rtirorced from the defendant on tn Kroundsof Millfui deeriiou of saij defendant from plaiiitift, aud her absence for more thaa two years. Vou are required to ausaer said pe tition on or befoie the 27th day of FbiUi, A. I. 132, ItiHA. MAK P. MfCLIJITOOa.. By K. N. Sullivan, Att y. -4 Notice. In the District Court of Cass Countj.ifebikika. George Coos, ) va Stephen Kerns. Josepii S. Kerns, j Alexander Kerns, Jr. j Jane Ctterbach, ! Albert Cuming. ' liaunah Morton, Kobert Cuinines, Jonathan Cumin??, i Mai an Letitia UubbeU. i Prudence Cuimm s. Edna uiuilw. Mary Alice Cumiugs. I The above uamed nou -resident defendants will take notice that on the loth day of Janu ary, A. D. 18S2. ti eorge tioos, plaintiff herein, bled his trillion In the District Court of Casa County, Nebraska, agaiast said defendants, tha object aud praerof which ate the partition of the follow HiK described real estate, to-wlt : Fractional lots twenty-four (24, twenty-Ova CS) and Ofty (So. In section teuiy-nine d'W) ; and the north west quarter (n-) ot the south west quarter (wj) of uid section tweuty-uina (i't ; and the south eu-t quarter iseU) of tha south east quarter (e) of section thirty (3o ; aNo fractional lot five (5) in said section thirty (.0)) ; all of said lauds being la township No. twelve tl2. north range fourteen (14). east oi the fc'th P. M.. iu Cacs County, Nebraska and that the defendant. Alexander Kerns. Junter. ln.v lie adjudgea an imxstor, as havliitf no la gal iuleMr interest in and to said lauds ; and that. In case partitwvn cf sai l lands cannot be equitably made, said lands be decreed to be sold, and that the proceeds thereof be divided between the parties itccordhig to tdeir respect ive rights. ou are lequlred to answer on ot befoie lhe2;tu day o-i frebiuary, A. D. l&u ijEuKiit GUOS. By A. S. SvTLUVAir, Att'y. t