FLATTSHODTH HERALD.
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tin city.
Mr. Sr. Ilargrave and family are
trie city, the guests of (. S. Dawbou.
Attorney Montgomery, of tlie Grm
Grofl' fc Mon,omTv,Omali:i 5s attending
court today.
Geo. Lrtvcity, Willie L'rwin, Jno. f.r
U8on,C. F. Cumc nnl T. F. Wclbrn, cf
Louisville an in attendance at rourt to
day. C. (i. 'labor, one of Cass county's
ino?t successful farmers is here looking
alter Iim eae ngaint tlie Mo. Pacific
railway.
Andy Taylor nstoni-di'd the judr,
jury hihI attorney by putting iu un ap
pearance at the dNtrlct cmirt thi-i mwrii-
Walter Houieworth aud A. V. Save,
t wo of tin hoxa who helr to keen un
I the Omaha end of the B. &M.road came
I down last hiyht for a iood tilht'3 rest
in riaitonioit'l
i t'tO tOIlicrlit.
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Tlie Plattmoutii Herald Co. j
fur City iiJ Coiiiitv Diivcloj , Railway Time
Tablet. Telp!iuue t-xilin't Luolneti Dl
rectory, U:il(iv14 Cat Jj K-, .e tblid page,
JETT. L. STONE, City Editor.
MY SWEETHEART.
ii nlr.o cm' inl
ol' Eight Mill- (Wove is bi
of,
lj iii:..Niruii.;iC.iii.
l.eie tlie glrainlu j.
lliiub acro the vest,
V llti tlij ktj ol nuwbeuiiis
I'.urniuK on itl breavt .
Tliere 1 ba a nweelh-m I
Whom 1 lull writ
More ttiHii h- can f-ii).v:u.
.tloie than 1 can ten
lit tbe cwlJrit bieak'ti.,;
Of ik iiit lu Jili, .
At the.weilern bi-e.e
VHnr a niaiiu tune .
Met "'tif lHr,ard uiit,t:J.
Like two waves at rt ;
.Ajid 1 Lad a sweetltt'dit.
a-' luilit tti.
EyS with dark of h.t.-l.
Ilalrw III. fold . Wt:t.
3iile that brake Ilk; .utbi .
Hooey, blitiic and -eet.
tifci.ilcf Ktiilif il jtplnti
I ipS wliOe klsn l know,
t'trt lull will ItKvini- m -
Slower, far, tjgo '
A Citizen's View of Main St.
A SO I'll Kit AT TK.N 1S CO III,
We publish today a pretty poem
from the pen of Miss Minnie (jilraore,
a niece of Mrs. O'Rouike, who passed
I the last summer in this city.and whose
! acquaintance many of our cltirons
I prize. The poem, as it refers to one of
i Mrs. O'Rourke's little folks, will be
! fully appreciated.
MAIN" STREET.
L. Wilier 'im to l'.nrlin-
it. rou eh tin ftUfidUi ttvlll'iit
fiaad in ttaad w x-n',
SaiiK totlu tne vliiit :iiiiulcl
?,o of I'lii vuutefit ;
UaiK-lrJ UfHll tll .
ia tlio iuk of prtmr hl-.
A'A HU Ui,ltT, !U'll.
Ah the sad hTaae l
And the tfraiu H ".tiu-
Lrnrkfoiiiu ihlet look cwidlj
on tlie burren Uill ,
mi thr twrepliii
m( tl.e louely If.i.
For uw wild In pHltlliK
My wuMtlieait uad luc.
ci:IorlIddfn vair.l.
ti.ll 'kioit uiv Laud
A I dreain. m11 tvi-:tful.
If Ilie rt(rill liiiid.
fur my heirit f tiercl
ll tiut foixu if uf
T' iut va wee v etllii-ai I -
.ill:l9, aiid five !
i.. ulUtilt-. Ileutht.
Ty fiueii doctor- o-i the 'u-et-i
j Mi. A. C. W..oi. y, Win. JVfVM. S. 1'.
; T little, W. II. Hul4ier, four e.ellcL.t
. geotVincii from Omaha, reru iu the tity
j oq yesterday witnesses in the eelebra
' ted casp of Levy va. G'olding. They en
1 joyed thfir triji to the cily of.Jwhich
i Omaha U a suburb and returned this
j morning pioi;iid!ity aure to i ouie :iijiiin
when they had nire time to tay. tien
tiemen we'll niaki it pl"aaiit fur tu :it
! U.HX tlino.
Main btreit, of this city is. us it baa
been from time immemorial, an eye
sore to the citizen and the business
man. It has oeen suggested that the
board of trade visit Kansas City, that
they might observe what a city with
pluck and energy can accomplish. It
is needless. Our board of trade have
not the grasp to catch on to anything
wllh such gigantic proportions as Kan
sas City. It would be better for said
board to visit Percival. For tlie past
three years cellar? have been filled
with water, mud-holes have festered
all summer nu Main street, scales have
put in their unsightly appearance,
while boxes, waste paper, plows, wag
ons, ashes and garbago find a resting
place in the street. With these things
the city council have wrestled and ac-compli-ihi'd
nothing. A few of the
business men have rip-rapped the
same, and there the improvement
stopped. Is it not possible to widen
the sidewalks to t v.enty feet, and thus
give room ft.r the merchants to expose
their stock in trade and still leave
space for pedestrians to walk on the
sidewalks without running against
phnvs. wheelbarrows aud barbed wire?
rave Main street to Seventh; IK Fifth
street arid shut up the untdghtly hole
there, and let us pun?'1, leave sack and
live cleanly. Dick.
Oft: JI.'ltY SYSTKM.
School Examinations.
; llxuminution will commence iu the
, higher grades on Monday next, and it
,' is requested that parents will send
: their children to the examinations.
; tola the r thty tmceletn utttiuUnj sc7ittol
I or nut. so that, they may be assigned It has l.ng hpen a question in the
j to their proper grade, and thus be en-1 minds of the legal fraternity and all
ubled to go on with their class iu the sensible men who have given thought
Fall, instead of having to spend a i to the matter, whether in this cnlight
week iu examination ut that time, and j ened ng.; the "trial by jury was the
so lose ground, which it is very difli- j bulwark of American liberty," and it
cult to recover. The examinations ) has been concluded that -if that was
will In- conducted as follows: The the only protection of our Manna
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Advertisement under thl head, three ccr.t
K-r line eacli Insertion.
Fofj
KENT A larin.
t iwtt
Apj,ly at this oCc;
VOIC KhN'T- A good lioue in good location
In tin elty. Inquire ot II. ii. falnier or
J. W. JiiijIuk. 00 Ot
VUltSALE Oldpapc-rd fvr Bale at this offlee
at 10 eeuts per hundred or 5 cents per doz
en, tt
oK SALE -i'our lots together In gind loca
tion In thi elty. ItKiUlio at thl oliiee tt
foll SALE Afrood tiodawatrft Kenfratorcau
be bought cheup. Will fclve choice be
tween a lure and small one. IVnuiatnd price
made known on application. jtr
.iiiiTif & Black Bitos.
IDOL'S l A loldinj: key In a railroad coach In
thUcliy. Ownvr can Sad It ut thl9 onlee.
101'NH A Lunch of kevs on Chicago avenue
Owner can Kei same bv calling at this ci
lice niid pa ing for tbi uotlce. f.tt.
ll'ANTED To lent a small, neat house cou-
tainln three or rive rooms. For iultable
loqitlie at
buildUig good price paid
thU oW-
J 3t
11 AML'ki-a ood CiK wanted u Sta t el
inann's iciauiant. either man or wohiuii.
None but a firm-class cook need apply. 64d tr
T A.TED John Eauerha ler.ed tiie Sto
man place, coiner of 7th and V ine. am
bl
and 1$
public in I ho
the week or
prepaied to uccoujniodate ilic
way of hoardiour aiid lodging by
iuouiii. UlUll
V AN'I Hi-a Urst class cool: ar the iv-nnul
lifstaiiiiuit. Good waue-i atol bteaify em
ployment, dtt
U'ANTKIi-Canvassers wanted. Apply to J.
O. Shannon, 1'lattsniouth, Neb., enclos
ing stump lor reply. Only live, actle parties
ueed apply. 6ot4
dav,
The frleeper on the train for the west
this morning contained 42 through
pissengers for Denvi r.
Val. Ki-eiibcrger is raiiHg Ids house,
uu Vine strtet.to the grade, and placing
beneath it a brick foundation.
Chief Murphy gave nnelher batch ot
tramps and vagrant. ft short time to
get out of town this morning. They
got.
Nome fl idhy border pictures of .Buffalo
Bill's "Wild West" adorn the bill
boards on the corner, at Shannon's
stable.
The 'falcons all opened Jgain this
morning, and irrigation goes on as of
old, and on many laces there are smiles
which look like the same had been put
on hot, as they spread all of the face.
Dr. Livingston is moving his barn
to the southeast corner of the lots.
This is a good move, a it before stood
next to the sidewalk on Sixth street,
and has been a detriment to nppear-auce.
The city council held a cull meeting
last night, at which licences were grant
ed to the different applicants for the
operation of saloons. If li. Windham
was unanimously ele.Mvd city attor
ney for the cuiisi.io; ye tt. The mayor
and council we all present except
Council man Morrison.
ltesular services at 'he .VI. E. Churh
to-morrow mornit: m, ' eveninr. In
the m rninx the pastor w:H preach up- j rProved
a tue "t-romncii ol ti.e taiUer.
In the evening tempera i-et aad the en
forcement of law. Text, Ilab.ikkuk
2-12. 'Woe to him :hnt buildeth a
Town with hhmd, a:id e-tabl'sb a citr
by iniquity."
ique.stions will be written upon thb
; black board, and the pupils will write
nidi answers io ine same, xnese pa
pors will le collected and corrected
by the teacher after which they will
be returned to the pupil that he (or
shej may observe hi3 (or her) errors,
(wincii win be marked in blue), make
a note ot ine same, and nnd the cor
rect answer. The papers will then be
re-gatnered, and retained by teacher.
Alter tins, tbe teacher will ask the
questions and receive oral answers,
ana tnus ascertain that the pupil has
corrected all errors iu his work. Thus
the examination is also a short review
of the work, and the pupil may And in
what he is deficient, aud " brush up "
upon uiese points durinir vacation
By returning the papers, the pupil also
has an opportunity to see that no error
has been made in the marking. No
pupu 13 anowea to U3e any but a Hack
lead pencil during examination, also.
any attempt at communication will
subject the pupil to be marked zero in
the branch under consideration. Ex
aminations on Monday will be iu alge
bra and in arithmetic. Tarents are
cordially invited to visit schools dur
ing the progress of the examination'
and by their presence encourage the
children to greater interest.
W. W. Drtjmmoxd, Sup't
Commissioners' Proceedings.
Tcesday, May 1, 188.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present, full board. Minutes of last
meeting were read and appioved.
In the matter of the bid as adver
tised for services as county attorney,
laid over fium the Aprilmeeting.it
wa3 ordered and the same were- all rejected.
lhe following official bond
wei e
A good piece of grading U being
tlone on I.-:rI street botwu-.i Seventh
and Eighth arid the dir : .uled to
Chicago avenue and twed in co i ring and
levelling up the culvert, w hk !. ;us been
left all winter in a lardy payable con
dition. Our new street omuiisi,oncr
means business and will g t ut.MnJ to
Dumlr of other places b t'..re he ef
through. 3
2i. Holmes, overseer district No -2.
Andrew Kern and J. M. Kuberts. sure
ties; J R Vallery. overseer dist. Xt. 14,
Alva Drew, Thus. A fijulli van, sureties;
i: B Sampson overseer dist. Xo. 16, J
II Burnett and A W White, sureties;
A Sturm, overseer dist. No. 41, Wia.
Rose and Henry Breck, sureties.
The following claims were allowed
on the conuty general fund:
J II Hassemeir med. ser. Swee
ney, (prisoner o 00
State Journal Co- blanks, u 4.3
MB Murphy, mdse to Mrs Beson, 4 00
Insane case Sheca Tieltzes 23 25
Harrison Gerbrick,. . 21
nanes Anderson... ul
Charta, that the rights of person and
property were held by a very slight
tenure. There was a sample of the
jury system in our district court a day
or so ago. "The twelve men, good and
true," proceeded to listen to the evi
dence in the case of Holmes vs. Bailey,
and upon their retiring it was discov
ered that there were some at least w ho
could scarcely understand the English
language, while one man alo;ic
able to read the judges charge intel
ligibly. Now, we do not mean to say
that our friends fxqm abroad are not
honest men, but we do say that when
a jury sits to hear evidence and to de
termine the right3 of property iat
they should be able to understand most
distinctly every word spoken by the
witness. And while we do not mean
to criticise the penmanship of the
honorable judge, yet we say that when
the law compels the court to make a
charge in writing, that he cannot be
cApecieu 10 write in sucn a manner
tnat men who are not experts can get
the entire meaning of the charge. Th
lhe court cannot make up his charge
until he hears the evidence, and hence
when he i3 compelled to write his
charge he must necessarily be brief
and hurried in his writing and com
position. Why is it that the court
cannot . instruct the jury orally, and
thus enter more into detail into the
points of law involved in the case?
It is the eustom in almost all other
stales, and has been so always. "Why
not in Nebraska? Why not dispense
with juries in all civil cases and trv
them to the court? If we elect -i
we have entire conhdonce in thfdr
honesty, and as for me I would rtlir
have one honest, intelligent man than
a dozen honest men who know noth
ing of the ml?s either of law or evi
dence. Bub.
License Notice.
To WJJOM IT MAS' C0SCERX:
Hotiee is hereby given that on the 4th
day of .May, A. D. 1S83, I filed with the
city council of the city ot PlatUmouth,
Cass county, Nebraska, an application to
sell malt.spirltous and vinous liquors for
medicinal, mechanical and chemical
purposes iu the third ward of said city.
J. M. Roberts.
Crites fc Ramsey, Attvs.
riuttsmouth, May 4th,'l83. w2t
Beautify the homes of the living and
dead. I will be in Piattsmouth May
ltb. from 10 until 2 6'clodk. with a
load cf home grown, fresh dug ever
greens, in vuiiely, iu prime order for
planting. My motto: Low
L. A. William,
Glonwood, Iowa
S. K. MURKY.
IiKALIl: IN
M F. D I C I X K, I K T : IT M Eli VS,
Oils, Rum, Blisul,
A 3Pnll Tjine of Trusses
Clothing
0
hing,
And in fact everything contained in
a first-cliss DriiLT Store. Pre
scriptions tareiully compound
ed. Competition m.-t in
all department.
JN evei - I Jn d er.s 1 I -
ft jir
Coll. AIaIN Wli TniUI) S'lREETy
I'J.ATTS M O ITTI 1 , N Ell
Still
uiider;
been
ell
ii'i 1
11 ii y
Id e
01 coiiijx liiorn jy "J". p r i t 11I . IL n'-ons u hy, he
ln.rvnfed ( 'lolhier ever since Imoi, 1. ihiv how to
buy, pa no renls and bnvw for ca-h.
)ia
For Sale !
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S E .See. T. U, K.
S. VV. Sec. 2, T. 12,
and N. W Se.-, H
13.
la s.
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ReraemkM- (he Twcnty-Fivo lt I'pnt. Saved
VV. Ste. 'Ji, T.
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12.
SA i:i) BY BUYINd' ol' jum.
tIJtw.
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13, j;.
Oh, Yes !
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prices,
1, Block" L'S.
3, t.'J.
s 1, V. 11.
Uiikc-'.-t Addition.
Tiif above dcsoribed Iftriiis
lor sale on long time, with 7
cent, interest. Apply to
I:. B. AVINDH AM,
ttt Piatt smoutji, JS'c-V
WESCOTT
are
per
tar lir
Ita.i- in rived, :ilil 1
i - fi ti fi in- to eel I
TUE-
BOSS CLOTH! EH ?
sells tub-justly cclebredat IiUsSKI.L
A. IIARCOUKT
Dry
bOQClS
& lotions
Droso Goods, Trin
Etc
1 tri iTwra
X I 1JI1 lUlii".-?
any other IioiibO
in
Jit LOWER
the country
j-rice thi
Also a lull line of
Groceries, Queensware
AND
Call at the Central Restaurant, the
Diilmonico of the west, one door rit
ot court house. 5a-d3r.
Tho Central Restaurant
has removed up stairs in the Herold
Todd building, one door east ot the
court house Tho dining hall is in every
way a model of neatness and comfort,
well ventilated, and finely furnished
seating room for fifty persons at a meal.
It is the aim of the proprietor to make
the Central the bon-ton place of this
city. Special rates to families wishing
to secure day board. For terms apply
at the Restaurant Dining Parlor.
8 w2t :r913t. Mrs. P. B. Murphy,
Breniner's
Co.'s.
Crackers at Murphy &
Teeth extracted without pain by the
use of Nitrous Oxide Gas, at the Denta
3 i.!Ib!1. Filzgeral
43d3t0w t
2t
Ir . C. A.
rooms of
block.
Window shades at Warrick's.
wliicji embodies all the best features
of which art is master. Its excel -.
eelence is recognized by the
prominent furnishers
throughout tloa
country.
BODIES of BESTMI7SLIN.
The Boscm of the best hand
spun linen. The fit and workman
ship unexcelled. Made to ordea and
Frank Leslie's Sunday Magazine.
. - 1 .Tnhfl T.DAalv TT,r.n f . r. r ,
" 1 - 1 1 1 .vu lllcJ w, (wriniui 14
M. band have received S & C Mayer, md.e for county . . 3
The B. ,fc
end accept -d an invitation from lhe A.
O. H. hand of Oeoiha 10 participate in
the I'tstivitic? ..f iLc second an:.t:l
May musical f ftlval to be h- Id iu tlit
city Friday. M -11. The boy ;l
-o in full nuin rm, and it will be tl,-!r
tirst apiearrre ontside of i!,ec'.:c.u
tlieir new i:nif.. ms. Bv th- wm
will S4 t'-.-.t ur boys ilou't ta'l
tack eal t'.-r ut,y 0l ihem cid.- 1
playing - r ap, arautc.
Wra Herold.
M McEl wain, fees as tax col .
O W Fairfield, staking bridges.
James Crawford aer as com
Sam'I Richardson eer.i-om .
A B Told - -t
3
45
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2G
4
21
53
93
20
15
45
3
50
50
00
00
.e
a
n
Je Emery aiul de .V.'.- re
The palace
ntrre uncei . ui-T.tMiisIy entered by .lu-r-iirilyers
a::d p. ...e Iait night, h'nd the
Malum Maud jind Mother'Moore trans
ported to prepared quarters in iho
co-inty jiil. s.pon the 1 ecounueuda
Hon of the g:-,nd jury, that ihey had
been cxtrti. -r u t-urrupt iiirlm-uce tij-on
the morals i-t the young men, mini old)
contrary law, in their maimer of i ii
tcrUintnc:.!. The district court will
give them :t Sunday school lesion n-xt
week.
CRIODH KIX1J.
John Scott comj.lotin an add itiou to
I1I,C0.
Reiynatio;i of Jan.. B Smalley a.s over
seer road district No. 4. was accepted.
The following ovci-eeis were appoint
e.l: John W Amick, tiiv.riet No. 4, II
Strickland SI, tt C. Kd.-oii V,G.
Orders 1 that M B Murphy fc Co. be
allowed an ortler in favor of .Mrs Beeson
tor 3 per w eek.
County clerk was ordered and instruct
c-i n .luem.ve i..t letting ot conntr
nnuges tids to le in bv Jnne 4th 1S83
C L Bates fe Co were granted druggist
permit to hancIL- liquors according to
law at South llend.
Board adjourned to May 3.
For delightful, edifying and instruc
tive reading-, this magazine is not ex
ceuea by any or its contemporaries, and
uiewune nuniuer, in these respects, we
ininh, couiu scarcely be surpassed.
The following admirable articles are
profusely illustrated : "What is tlie
Baptist Church?" by Rev. Dr. Cham-blis-,
beinir a continuation of Reiio-.
ious Denominations in the United States
"Among- the Natives of the North,"
(No. II) by Lieutenant Schwatka: "The
Other Side of Greek Historv, Ancient
and Modern." by Bey Wilbur F.
Crafts; "S-icred Musicians of the Nine
teenth Centurv," bv Alfreton Hervev:
The American Pilgrim iu Palestine"
tiy K. De Leon, etc. Theie are articles
by the editor, Dr. Tahnage, on the late
Alexander II. Stepheus and Peter
Cooper, and a fermon in the Home
Pulpit, "The Cloudless Momin-." j
nincsreaiso articles, essays, stories
and poems by Adelaide Stout, Ida
Ilervey, Olive M. Birreil, Rev. W. W
lueuart, 5. 1 . B., Mrs. W. Fawcctt,
j Rev E. Payson Hammond, etc., etc.,
and a most interesting miscellany!'
Pi;ice 3o eenls, or $3 n vear, postpaid,
j Address, Mrs. Frank Leslie, publisher
j o3, 55 and o7 Park Place, New York-
Notice. -
Warrick has made further re ducti
on punting materials. Give him an
der and compare prices. 54uCtCwgt
Satisfact
Cottage House,
p .1 . ...
itu street, between .Main and Pearl
x luiismouiu, Aei)r. Itetltted and com
iortaoiy iurnislied. Board bv the dav
ire.. .uruiD cent?. Uosrd bv
weeic at r asona U2e rales. House torn
fortably and p!easautly situated. Give
me a call. S. Weaver. Proprietor.
4Cdlm
Breniner's Crackers at Stadlemau's.
Millinery.
Mrs. Johnson fc Sweney are now re
ceiving all the latest styles in Hats, Bon
nets. Flowers, Tips, Ribbons, &c in the
millinery line, to which they invite all
to call and examine before nnrHmainrr
elsewhere. Fancv erods at cosf dJftmf
The largest euunlv of h
and all kinds of meats, in the city to
be found at Hatt & Co. - 54-dtf
NOTICE!
Sell Any
Goods at
Will the people tire of this thing of
fightmg 1 hr- paloomfor a week or two
aud then foiling back aiid doing noth
ing until the next time application is
made for license ? It does seem that
the best thing to do would Le to carry
the scrutiny through the whole ycr,
and if any of the licensed parties evade
or violate the law, enforce tk-e same at
the time such violation occurs. This
would certainly be the' best wav to
reach this evil.
. Tho Fairy Queen.
Tbi beautiful Operatta will Le pre
sented In Waterman's Opera House on
Thursday and Friday next week. May
10th and llth., with a grand chorus of
10 voices every character aud all of
tne choruses dressed in the Leautlful
fairy costumes. The Operatta con
sists of magnificent spectacular scenes.
iirj illuminations, angel scenes, suf
ferings of Effle and Mary, death of lit-
lie annle, I'uck, the fairy clown, in
his nirth provoking comicalities. The
Operatta runs to the solemn and then
to the gay. Its beauty cannot be de
scribed but go and see it. Testimo
nials from our neighboring cities say
that It is one of the most beautiful
works or plays written. Admission.
S5cts; reserved seats, GOcts; gallery
25cts; chihl ren 25cts. Let everybody
tse this work, for It Is worth seeing
May 3, 18 S3.
Board met pursuant tp adjournment
Present Craw fori! andTobd, comms-iion-era
nd Co. Clerk .fnuings:
1 he following claims were allowed
on tne county general fund.
" "yerg, jailor s lees fi 00
ooardiug prisoners 90 5G
oonn onarp, noanling paujers,
' rem allowed 42 9o
jonn rt. tox, sunas. poor house. 3 63
v . ii. uaker, m'dse Mrs. Benson 8 00
R. W. Hyers, watch at jail, etc. . 10 10
summonsing jurors 89 00
Herald Co., printing 74 50
Pis. Road Fund. A. K. Suther
land for Dis. 53 15 00
A. K. Sutherland also granted order
on Beurdsley & Davis for 500 fett of
lumber for district 53.
Board adjourned to June 4th. 1S3.
4. v.uExxixost Clerk .
Weather Report.
Icmr icoo if .
....x., .Mean temnerature.
4S.50, highest temperature on the 17th,
82; lowest temperature on 19th, 25;
. .iZ 4 in ; Heaviest rain on the
14th, tnv with thunder and lightning,
iiret thunder storm on the 4th, but
little rain fell; some sleet fell on the
23d.
How like the supposed sepulchral
tones which break over the walls of
the damned comes the devil's cry of
copy 1 me editor gone away the
scruobier about town, who Is always
reaay to inrow or an item to help out
away nsnmg, ano a head on you whicl
aches like a catarrh, and unable to do
anything, nut wish that printers' devils
were an in the sweet I ye and bye,
oueu in tue ux now, yet we mast write
copy; so here it goes:
It is night; that is it was, last night;
wjc einwy oiast or the north wind
causes them to cuddle close
and he was saying much that was cal
culated to Induce the belief that. h
was mashed on his e'irl. whiln h
looking up in his face with th snm
conndence that a young gosling be
stows upon the mother goose, and
wnne his heart was sural no- nn.i
thumping against his vest, he says:
if you, fair Kesiah. will bestow vonr
affections upon me, it would shed
would Shed" While he stammer
and hesitates, she savs: "Oh. Pnhwim
do not mind the wood-shed, but go on
with your prety talk." Today there
is a coolness between the two. She
wonders if his screaking hnntt .
IVe it in
Prlcrs Below Tliose Quoted by
C'oiiiiietitors.
iv. j. WAnnicK.
RETURN EVERY" SHIRT
does not please you.
FOR SALE BY
that
at prises to defy om etioii.
Lion. Youra IZesi.ctfiillv.
TO THE CITIZENS of CASS COOTTY
Knowing- that you realize the fact that within thelast
six months we have caused the prices of
S5iugs. Iffisdicmcs. OilsESto.
C. JZ. Wescott,
LXCLISIVE ACCXT,
Plaltsmontb Xeh.
to be reduced to "living and let live" prices. We announce
that we will not be undersold, and will duplicate any prices
quoted by our competitors, which are but a small advance
over wholesale prices, from which a faint idea may be crain-
jed of the enormous pi ofit at which goods have been sold
and tho prices imposed upon tbe consuming- public.
"We sell at a small profit, and expect to build our trade
on good goods and low prices and parties wanting any
thing n the
Of going to Omaha for
Wall
Paper,
AND
omrim
oniiuno
1
When you can buv the fsnmo for loaa
money at home.
Window Shades fW m SI 50
to 3.00 Per Pair.
Warner's Kidnev and Liver
Cure, 1.10c.
A Iarg-e invoice of Alanastino just re
ceived. All shades.
rug9
L3l3Die9
will do well to get our prices, as we
over buying in Chicago or Omaha.
will save you money
Respectfully
3. WlSlgECJM.
NEW
FurniturE
StorE
Ask y our grocer fr Bremner' Crack
ers every time. Take no other.
April. iSS2 M.n Am ru. 9-tA f it a
-.U; lowest temDratnr nn 1 1 - oatu
29: highest tnm nAfatnra rt tk. ls u7.
. total rainfall, 6 S-ie Inches.
j too tight, or if she hurt his feelings
iuiiuciirr oi nr uas oeen re
suscitated, and makes its appearance
guided by J. Frank Loaganecker. It
swings the anti-monopoly banner full
size. He ought to chanje his own
name though to le consistent, for we
think he has a monopoly on name.
v .r., .j. a i.iuk. win eive iiiem a
A few of the handsomest patterns of
Wire Flowe- Stands verv cheao at J. R.
c'ox3- ' 54diwlmo
Breniner's Crackers at Hansen's.
fio,w 3. P. Youiijr's lor your
cream soda irater, mead and
bircu beer only 5c per glass.
A complete stock always
T1. il, - -L- a. ?
on hand.
for 10c.
"To the Front," 3 for 10
Tobies try them 2 for 5
"INNOCENTS ABROAD," lhe bo
Largest stock of wall
rick's.
paper at War
53 t3
Breniner's Crackers at Baker'
A new line of fine dress goods con
sisting of the latest styles and patterns
23d tf
just received at Week bach's.
ac Ciirar
"PAXETELLAS,'
Will J
HARRIS & UNRUH,
DEALEK3JLN
FURNITURE g C0FFI2TS,
and all kfud of goods usually kept In a
MIKE SCHNELLBACHER,
BLJI CKSM1 Til
HOi:sE 8HOE1XQ& WAfjpy REPAIRING
All DnCs of rsra larieaeiits Meniel wit)
X-atiie e and Dispatch.
the Boss oc cis-ar.
WARKICK.
8. 1.
Breniner's
Lewis'.
Crackers at Bennett &
Ladies, your special attention is eallpd
to the new line of dress poods inst
: i . , , . . o ---
ictciveu ai necKuacti s. 23dtf
-iNOthing lost bv TOin to Wnrrb'a
lor wan paper and window shades. 3 2
r, . , ,
uy paying casn lor our new storlr rr
wan paper, lead, oil. &c. we are pn.ihb.il
to sen at reduced prices.
I W. J. WTARRICg.
Bremuer's Crackers at Wirckbach's.
Fresh home made candies
at the Phoenix. '
every day
89dtf
The Alaska, the best and most con
venient Refrigerator in the market. For
sale by J. R, Cox. -43d& wlmo
live paper at Dorchester, and the Her-
rAinnis tne nann rr rciiu ,Ki.. i t. ...m .
and wIhJipo tha Cf-n .i ki t win pay you io rci
read Wise's - eolfi
m 931 G 'vl
AGENC
FIRE INSURANGE GO'S:
CITY, of London,
QUEEN, of Liverpool
FIREMAN FUND, of California
FIHH-r CUliS rt k.mturemtoki:
Also, a very eompiere utoelc of Funeral floods.
'Mctallic&WooflenCofflns Czstets.EoIies.
EMBLEMS. 4c.
Our New and elegant hearse i always In
readiness.
Kemeniber the place, In UNION
liUJLh. on Sixth Street, TWO
Doors sonth of Cass Coun
ty Bank.
W bear we may be found nteht or day.
Horse, Alule& Ox Shoeing,
n snort, we'll shoe anything that ha
four feet, from a Zebra to a Giraffe.
Come and see us.
JSTZEW SHOP
betvwe'i Main and Vine Htreeti.
le coniv.-Xrorn tbe misw HEitAL
10.
Filth
ast across
HARRIS & UNRUH,
EXPRESS COMPANIES :
AMERICAN EXPRESS CO..
WELLS, FARGO & CO. EXPRESS.
aiii:
I LATTSMOOTII. EB
TENDERLOIN
ocice in nock wood Block, witu Johnson Bros
CUiUl
A. IX.
G. flf. I
KCLE.CR, I'll.
Graduate in
PHARMACY AND MEDICIXE,
Oitloe in Perrr'a drnir inu .i . n
kins house. v CHre
ms.
aJUUMI frwe tm ill .
Meat Market,
LAFR LfNElL, ProT:r.
' Beef HnttonJ Por . Veal . CMcfons. &e,
voitaniiT on nana.
Also, all kinds of .MK in season, and ev-
. . erytbUigkeptln a .
FIRSTrCLASS MEAT SHOP f
3 Sf
ROBERT DONNELLY'S
A I'D
lack;s3htu
flTTDP
Wagon, Buggy, Jfachin and Plow re
pairing, and general jobbing
1 Rr?.fV t,'P',,? o all kinds of repatrla
ffann and other maeuiuery. as tber
is a good ULbe iu my llop.
PETER 11 A UEJV,
The old Reliable Wagon Maker
. baa taken charge ot the wagon 1iod
De Is well known . .. .-.