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Orders rcccivijil lor any quantity
and liSleii in a satisfactory maimer.
Those contemplating to build
should examine our work, the
quality of our bricks and prices.
Yard, in rear of Homier Stable,
Elaf tsmouth, Nebraska.
A COMPLETE LINE
-OF-
nAnNLoo
J. G. CHAM
K erytliiiuj 1iuml-i;i:ilc and
NEXT DOOR WEST
IFull ILhie General 'Merchandise.
Full iLine General Merchandise.
Always on Hand,
Always on Hand.
Bottom Prices for Cash.
Bottom Prices for Cash
JOSEPH . WECKBACH.
THIS CELEBRATED AX FOR SALE B
&F. life H
DEALERS IN
Hardware, Stoves and Tinware.
The best and most complete assortment in the city. In the 1IOCKWOOD
BLOCK, two doors west of Carrulhs. Call and see us.
J""0"SBXB RECEIVED I
A FINE LOT OF
MACKEREL, LABIiADORE HERRING, TROUT, WILD W WE
COD FISH, Ai?o a choice lot of
We have a fine utock of
Fancy Tran Js ol
MINNESOTA, KANSAS AND MISSOURI FLOUR.
I have in stock a floe line of
Queensware, Glassware, Lamps,
Ac. All our good t are new and Ireeli.
Will Eictoune lor Country Proince. Linseed Oil Meal Always on Hani
Next door to Court House, Plattsraoutb, Neb, .
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wari..ntfl. Call in aiwl see us.
TO THE LATE FIRE
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OPERA HOUSE BLOCK.
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order t.ikn ror wir.sox r.uos.' smirrs.
luty tbjte kigj&M fete
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Corner Pearl and
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The 1'i.ATTSMOUTII HERALD
eveiy facility
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commercial
Oizt' StocJc of jJlcink, JPctper's
And materials is large and complete in every department.
OBDliBS BY MAIL SOLICITED'
PLATTSMOUTil HERALD PUB. CO
Svubsarhbe for tli&JDcuLy JEeTCLlcl
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OYSTERS IN SEASON.
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Seventh Streets,
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for first-class
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A FIRE HEAR CRlSTE.
Congressman Cutts Very 111
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April 30. (hn- liio lnil
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I'mvixii.;. April 1 '.!. II.
M:ii!..tl:. cli:iii;'il will, attempting to
ll;u -kniiiil v:is :irrrt('l thiM iv'iiiii
mill will li:iv a lif:uiiiu next U'l'il
ncsd iy
tOXtiKl.s:.IAX i L'TTS.
I)k,s Mjisks, April 10 Coiigu-.-s-lnan
J.'u!t, of the ixth district ot
low:, is 1 inif very low :jt his home
in Okaloos;i with u rir-nto :itt:ulc
ol pi-rilonitis. He h:s lxcn in ill
health lor two years with a bronchial
ami pulmonary trouble. lie i. hardly
x j M-ct to I i o. .
ON A STJIIKB.
Cin'IXXTTI, April 10 Twe'.ye
hundred -igar makers are una strike.
They demand an increase of on dol
iar per th;!ir.nd in consequent e f
t!iR taking off of three dollars p r
thousaml. Several manufacturers
have agreed to th1 increase.
T III" Y flOT IN KAIIXKST.
Kixc:stox, X. V., April 10. At
Hickory IJuh, Jacob Camp nud a
constable named Donovan liad a
friendly sparring match with glovte.
Donovan, gelling in a heavy blow,
angered Camp, who seizing a stone,
felled Donovan and beat in hU s.kull.
Camp is held for murder.
$2,000 JIAJIWKS.
Detkoxt, At riMO. The libel suit
of Prof. McLean, of ttie medical de
partment of the state university,
against Ju. 11. Stripper, editor of the
principal paper, the News, in this
city alter a two-weeks' trial, conclud
ed this evening. The plain till" was
awarded $2,000 damages.
llUEACII OF I'EOMIbt.
CliK'AOO, April 10. Uefore Judge
Gary and a jury in the supreme court
was begun this afternoon an action
ai!egiujb'vaeh of promise brought by
Fannie Austin Comely, a colored wo
man, ag.iinsl Robert Dak, a good
looking Iv.igiishman, in which the
damages are $10,000. The defense of
fered is, that i he woman's character
is bad.
l- IilE AT CliETE.
Ckete, April 10. The farm house
of G. A. Gregory, one miie north
west of town, burned to the ground
last night about 12 o'clock.
The family, consisting of Mr.
Giegorj, wife ami a daughter, 11
yeais old, escaped uninjured, but
Mr. C. S. Dims, of Crete, a carpenter
who was at work making some re
pairs on the house, i;:.i hi hand
eousidcK bly burneei in iiis eiloits to
extinguish the lite. The los is
from l,:i0O to $l."'0t), partially tov-
crel i'V liisuiance. Jir lnirs i; i a
flue .-ci e;i . arpenler tools.
i!.-. i liLC'll VI" iiL':il!"-"ANE. .
Hot Si-nixiis, Ark., April 10. lie
porls ot tiie late hurrieaue at points
remote from railroads and telegraph
olliees show great damage. Reyoud
the Ouachita river there was con
siderable loss of life. John Neusch
and wife, fifteen miles south of the
river were killed by falling timber.
Near Johnson's ferry, Theodore
Wilson was killed by his house fall
ing on him. The destruction of
houses and the scattering of proper
ty was complete along the storm's
track. Much propertv was destroy
ed along the sweep of the storm, be
tween the Celine and Ouachita iv-
COjI PLAINS OF HIS TREATMENT.
Chicago, April 10. Captain-John
J. Jones, lately a. banker of Iiostor.,
who was arretted here last Wednes
day at the instance of John ile-ile, of
Boston, on the allegation that he
failed to account for a $1,000 boud
belonging to Ileile, charges the po
lice of Chicago with inhuman and
cruel treatment; that on the pretext
of bringing him in court to give
bail he was secretly removed to a
station in the outskirts of the place
in a dark cell for two days. The
only food or drink he obtained wa3
three buns and a cup of coifee, which
he persuaded his keeper to buy for
him, he paying lor the same; that
the cell in which he was placed was
over run with rats, and falling asleep
from exhaustion he was badly bit
ten." Inquiring friends could learn
nothing ot Jones' whereabouts. He
denied the charger made by Hc7e
He paid a portion, and then failed.
Jones is the man who figured so
prominently in the noted Pond di
vorce case in Boston. ;
FKOJl THE iAIMTOL
COINING FOREIGN MONEY.
Howgate Seen.
sKKX OS THE HTHI.KT.
Washinotox, April 10. It I reported
that II. XV. lIov;nte, ex-iniil otlicer,
who escaped from tin; custody of a Imil
iir in this city about a year ago, while
awaiting trial, was seen on the street to
day by an ollicer of the signal service.
OUi:SlIAM AT WA-IIINO ION.
l'ost inasti r General (ircbhatu arrived
tonight, lie wus received at tin; depot
by a committee from 'In; In liana repub
lican cluli, and driven to the residence
of .lolui V. Fo.-Ur, where he met ninny
old friends an 1 was introduced to many
new ones. He will b; tiie guest i f tlcn
erul Fi.-ter for several dav.
WIM. COIN.
Seen tMy Folger hud n conference to
day with the director of the mint ami
the Hawaiian minister H regard to the
ivmic-it of trie Hawaiian government to
have its bilvcr money coined at the Uni
ted States" mint. It was decided to
grunt the rcpicst. Preliminary arrange
ment for the coinage will be made at
once. '
A .Mi:.MOHl Vli TO Till. l'UKSIOK.Vr.
A memorial h is been sent to President
Arthur by the president and hoard o'
direct ns of the central committee of na
tional hi for legislation, petitioning for
tin extra cession of congress, to be called
as early as pra-ticable. for the purpose
of considering the vebitions between la
bor ami capital. The memorial is issued
for the purpose promoting certain
legislation promised'tiy a resolution in
the senate adopted iiV lH-i'I. They c id
the attention of the president to the f tet
that nearly a year has clapped him-e the
adoption of the resolution to investigate
the relations between capital arid labor,
and yet no report on the tuhject ha.- been
made by the committee to which it was
referred, nor is there any sign of remedi
al legislation. They add: '"It appears
to your memorialists mi absurdity for a
committee of grave senators to go around
the country on junketing feasts at the
public, expense to gather culminating
fucts patent to all who read, and it is
trifling with the indignant feelings of in
telligent workmen, who are the aggriev
ed paities."
THE OTHEK SIDE.
A BLASPHEMOUS LIBEL.
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SLAVK.S SOLD.
Gibkaltek, April 10. Four slaves
were sold in the public streets of Tan
giers near the British legation. The
Europeans in Tangiers are indignant.
DJXKEi: SIC X ED.
Home, Apiil 10. -The king has
signed the decree ordes ir:g the l'orm t
tion, as quickly as possible, of seventy
two new companies of territorial and
Alpine troops.
WILL PLEAD GUILTY.
; actually participating in the murder of
! Cavenuish an l Burke has declined to
bt def fended. He declared bis inten
tion to plead guilty. lie has no hope
of escaping conviction. The name of
the man is withheld, but it H believed
that it is Patrick Delaney.
THE LIBEL.
Loxdox, April 10. Charle3 Brad
laugh, W. J. Ramsey, proprietor of the
Free Thinker, and G. W. Foote, editor,
charged with publishing a sketch of
the Deity, and blasphemous libels
were arraigned before Lord Chief Jus
tice Coleridge and a special jury
Bradlaugh, denying that he was re
sponsible for the publication, appealed
for and was granted a soecial trial.
RELEASING A XUX.
Montreal, April io. Bishop Fabre
refert iiig to the case of a young nun
who wall's to b released from the
convent here, stys: "She can leave
the convent when she wish4?. Xoout-I
i will hin. tor h r in her civil rt. "it, but i
by her vows she asumes for five j
I
rears c-.'i lain ooiiaiions wn.cn is a
matter of conscience for her to deeide
to abandon. Her release from her
vows, which will soon expire, has been
asked at Home and refused."
joe buady's tkial.
Dublin, April 10 The trial of Joe
Brady, indicted yest-rday for the mur
der of Lord Frederick Cavendish and
Burke, which was to have begun today
has been postponed until tomorrow,
owing to Dr. Webb Adams, who was
appointed by Judge O'Brien to act as
Counsel for Brady, declining to con
duct the defense of the prisoner. Ad
ams gave as his reason that he was
not prepared. The court house was
strongly guarded today.
OALI.AOIIKU H STATKilENT.
Lonimjx, April 10. Tracy (build, an
American lawyer, applied toIv at
Mdhank t'tisou for au Inter view with
Gallagher, whom he iihea to defend,
(iltil l'g name not being on the roll of
Kurdish lawyem, th governor refui'd
him admission. Gallagher then nsked
William Dove ttrlefend him. (JalU
Kher has prepared a ntutement to tho
ITect that he ciimn to Rutland oil a
tour, ami met Wihou acciIejitHl)y. lie
He accompanied Wilton to tho hitter's
lodging, being glad to with a fel
low count r man. He had not been
there llvn in inn ten when in rested. Wil
son dcchiK-.s th at (i.illaher was inno
cent of J.h; c,i)Wi of the box found
at Wilson'n Rodgings. lie says lie
til st met fl.illagher in RrooU lyn, w here
the latter at tended in the capacity of a
physician.
Pla'.tsinntilh City .Markets.
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Kenrieil !' M. II. Mill Jitiy .V C.
I'loor
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On Ions
Apples (winter)
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j M. It. Murphy 6l Co., "
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Zl 1 ii-a Nati'iital li.ink.
L'." I'. K. Kull in-r's ullii e.
'M .1. 1". ViiU'i)!, tnlf.
2 I'ei klns House.
2't K. W. II yT". le'-iileiicc.
:;1 .loiirual ulli.-e.
:1 llncu.K Co ntllce.
.'-') A.S. Wl e, reslileiii'i;.
H, M. I iiapuian,
7 W. I. lones,
:ih A. N. Miliivun, '
yj ll. K. ruiun r.
10 W. II. M-llllilkltei'lil. Iillli'e.
41 Sullivan li 'Von ey,
ii A. W. .Uel.atiyhliii. K'siileiicr.
4:i A. I'ul I'T-inn. i I v -iy.
41 i '. M . Ilninn-s.
4r is. 1. lii inn-t I . n-slileii
4H lieu. "s. .sinilli, lilllee.
47 Ij. A . Moore, llor.st.
4' .1, W. i:. ii lies. i'!iiiliife.
fiO K. It. l.i wnu-toii, ullli'i-,
.'Vt7 J. V. Wccko;m!i. reHiilcii'.'e.
XA Chai.tal i WiiKln.
am V. 11. Mchl ilkiiei.ltt '
:tPi ;-!. S Smith,
iV) K. K, l.lvliti-ton.
z: :. c. I'.aiiaid,
l lie '.viO:U h inl e laneefs Pi tftsniouth with
Ashl iii't, Ailiu':un. I'.l.nr. Cituuetl lilutfit, Kre
mom, l.ne; tin. ti.ili i anil 1CUU tnthtatloii.
For Sale !
N E Sec. a, T. 12, It. 13.
S K j, .S c. :j, T. 1L', IJ. 13.
S. W. , .S c. 3, T. 12, li. 13.
ami Sh S. W. Sec, 10, T. 12, If.
13.
K), S. W. See. 31, T. 13, ll. 13J
e",1., Lot 10, Block 2S.
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Duke's Addition.
The above described farm
lor hale on lon time, with 7
are
per
cent, interest. Apply to
Ii. H. MTINDIIAM,
d'Jtf 1'lattKinouth, Neb.
MIKE SCHNELLBACHER,
MJICKSMITH
HOUSE SHOEING & WAGOX KEI'AIIUXO.
All Kmfls of Farm lmjflemeife Msaie-l wltl
Xataes and Dispatch.
Horsey Mule & Ox Shoeing,
In short, we'll shoe anything that has
four feet, from a Zebra to a Giraffe.
Come and see us.
n Fitth . between Main ani Vine Rtr..M.
ust acros; s comer from the vkw 1IEHAL
or?icK. ior
TENDERLOIN
Meat Market,
LAFE O' NEIL. Prop'r.
Beef Mutton! Port Veal Cfcicta.&c,
Coottautlv on band.
AIho, all kinds of UA1IK in sea on. ami er
erytUina kept In a
FIRST-CLASS MEAT SIIOIM'
At lowtt possible rates.
North Side ZlainSt let.ithanl
eziT rLuvnsarouTti, ytea