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fLATTSMOlTTIl, NKIJ.
HAND GOOP.1
Will IIL'V and fcfclLL all kinds of
FURNITURE,
2&ETALS,
IR02T,
RAGS
AND
FURS
"Will advance Hioi.ej on all
SALABLE GOODS,
on iow r Main fieet.
ff.yo.ute The iUfi Duks Jluibling.
I'ltttt90ttitl. Feb. lit. 8.".-4tf.
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Att4 up fr Uc rCftiir.i-..t'.u
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REGULAR BOAR DEI IS.
EYEET THIKG KE AND CLEAK
A Good Bar
?4C FRSD G006. Prcpr.
CAIX A9 T0S
Old Reliable
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SHINGLES, LATH,
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rartli iitrer: "i- resrrf Cjera iictse.
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CIOARS-
Just Eeceived
rtE LINE OF
WERSCHAO AKD BRIAR PIPES
OP IHIIFCT 1SPOMTATION.
A Challenge 5c Cigar,
3 ftT made for tht retail Um '-.
Pepperberg's Cigar Factory,
BOOTS AND SHOE?
AND
REPAIRING
AT
Sherwood'S,
ptJTTSMOTJTH, NEBRASKA.
EBJST WAGNER
Practical Architvct.
AND
SUPERINTENDENT
ATtCHirT-tTTOTt AI W' ?CI A
SPCCIAL.1T
;tn nl !. !..!. " - ' '-"eJ i'.Iv
wrrfwj r :.t. ai '. f i.i ar rr:t-ou w :'.i ' g:---:
to siiety iiiiC dur..ti!::y.
lc Cfl. "waifr Colors, Crayon and l eneil.
OSioe over Bcilomoa & K as'e etre, Ja
ts
PLATTSHOOTH HERALD.
rCBI.ISIIEL) IJAILY WEEKLY
II Y -
Tbe PlatftwnU Hcraln PnWisMnz Co.
Ori'KiA I'AI'r.K OK Till'. 4'ITY.
for Otv ainH'onitl v I in-try. 1'vilw.iiy Tl-i.o
Tiipli-i. Xi-h-li'ione Etn'ia H'!-i')" !.
Ifo.tory, I'Mi laenx I'nr.l ... fmiilli ;tgf.
Not'oo to Advertisers.
t'.ioy fr .U-tliy alv rtiH iiieiiti' or chanee
til )ilrtliii'Ut mult lit In t the
tnilueiiom.-i not hiier Mum I" :. of tfie
t;ty In vtliii'ti tliiv Hie to Imf-rtfl . t'ony
for priv toc:il iiml sM-cl;il until'" inapt he
tinn.li' l In before 3 p. an il:ly to limlre in
sertion. H M. Ili'HnMM-t.
Itii'tiirs Manager.
JtFF. I. STONE.
City E'Htnr.
A. Mali. bury. lentlt.
Tin A. (. U W wiil in"t ton'gbt
a' 7:15 ) sharp at tlr.ir hall. A f ill t
t ndanec is requested.
The small buy still celebrate, anil
the fotive toy pistol ami treacherous
firecracker continue to ! luty.
Wf puMihh tcliy int r mino; '-lfer
from Eiirht Miln ipvft and CVdar
Crrrk, from 1 Dick
i .. r l i 'i
nr.. Kobb.t,
both tfood, briTit, newsy lettprc.
In order to k"iv th railroad bovs
the bent fit of our 80 percent discount
sale, we hare determined to continue it
until Aug. 1-tt, 1 83. Elson, the only
one price clothier.
REMEMBER if you want any cloth
ing, h its, cap or fii!iiihin goods. El
Bon thetmly one pjce clothier will Kive
j on 'JO p r ci ii !"rim the m.trk-d price,
ui.til Au,'. lsi, i.
By postal carl Uncle -lac ! Val'ery,
Sr.. notiiml hisg.io i fimtl. he won .i
naii o-i Sat-ird i ijh sit '2 .tV;hck . m.,
for llnuilMirL'. coiisequ-uiiy Unel
Jak-can n..w ! se-cn. it nr miii 'H
e. . a' v !! ;u n,i 1 n: an, .-'ilae"!
h lo-e." T't .-.'r:p:i-i:.:.' fiii;.:..
5 .!. .ii jt -r ii f A'1 s' h
thtglorl . in
in jovd N
vr.-o t f.i'. ?.!
h"i .: .ai h
ii -i .- r.:.. I i! it" i..;
h'-.il v .-. r.'ilen'.
on :Vnro:' j r. rn
beintrtoM inuen lr lr.io.
The trial of Mrs. Brown, of Kear
ney, for the minder of Somers, ac
counts of which have heretotoro
been jriven. in drawing to a clone,
ami the probability is that she will
be convicted. She admits that she
shot Somers, but that it was done in
self-defense. She alleges that Som
en was trying to shoot her, and in
the acufle she turned the pistol on
him. She then washed bim and put
a clean shirt on him and threw him
over the fence.
A. W. White and John C Cnmuiiiis
are aU ready to start for Europe on
Monday next- They go with the
Knight 1 emplar xeiirsion from Ciiua
gt. sail in the "City of R"ii-,"
.. .... .Mil' ,.ni. ' I M Vlli IllV.ille
camp lite nd an introduction to the
cowboys of the deer. Bros. White
ai d I'uinnuns hare the very bet w ishes
..f t ie old Hew alu for their welfare,
while abroad, a pleasant vNit aud a safe
return, and the wish tha Old Ocean's
tiblows will 1-e gent ie and moderate in
'heir ilmonrraio'ris, .while carrinr
our fellow citizens a way trom the laud
of cmi and wine.
Bad Boys.
Yesterday afternoon tho chief of
ooiice captured a number of small
boys win) were really committing a j
nuisance bv entireiv strippinii them- j
selves of their clothing, n i paddling :
amund ihe river along the puld c high- .
way in full view of the people who live
in "the vicinity of Morris-ey Bros., ele
vator. The bvs were taken into the
police court and gi7en a good lecture
and turned loose. Chief Murphy in f
formn Ui that he proposes to break up
this habit amoojr the. boys. It is not j
only embaraing 1o thou ppople living ;
there, but there i- considerable danger !
of the boys oeing drowned. Three of ;
them h.ivt ju-t barely escaped by ;ho '
fortunate a-s'stH'ice ofol ler -irs v?th
in the past thiee or fourday. i'sf
sh, mid look sitter their boy. si ml n
blame the janice if they a;e caught and
reprim tbd. Some of the kids take j
J a tic.u'i Jr ;i iins to be on hand at the
tune the twins pass, and make exhihi- !
tions of themselves. If they don't
knew any better, somebody ought to
teach them. There is no o-jee.iin t' .
the loys going swimming, but there is I
objection to this public exposure of j
their pe sons. !
Eight Mile Crove Items.
Eioiit Milk Gkovk, July 3, '3.
Roliert Troop Is sick with billions
fever.
Dick RhoJcii has come home iu time
for the fourth, from school at Peru.
Thomas Troop, of Cedar Creek,
rame down to visit his brother last
Sunday.
The G. A. R. band, of this pNce, goes
fo Weeping Water to attend the reun
ion, tomorrow morning.
J.T.Lloyd harvested his rye Wed
nesday. Joe says he esn't take time to
celebrate tbe fourth this year.
nr mnrHiftnt nrtnirl hii Vni
ruling. j
?Me,t4?"f PlHCf ia th - A- B' !
are "repairing up their church house in
side and out, and giving ii a new paint
ing. It was a timely need and adds
much to its appearance.
The corn is growing very fast this
week, and the farmers are busy culti
vating, as their fields were beeomiug
very weed v. and tin tf'oiiud is genii '
verv hard mid i-d.-d i uiti-aiing b id
ly, i i.'s iv;i; :n weatrit-r i- jast w''..ti
m smw eaat- ua av w w . m-m x i v.
t he t:. i ii i ten.
led.
II.irvt-!-w!ll s5on be here ; the small
grain of all.ki'iiilVis .heading out, and
some ficlds.-ofj .r.iiVsrre already ripe
enough .tq haVyfiki.otliers will do by
the last of this week' and the first of
uexf. .. - ; .
L. Mir school ciosea last ssiturtiay.
i Mi ITt'.vi-y .' !' s t;.. I. h c uc.
Vi-iv !.! . (:: i' -it ''.; l 'ellilaiice ,
j v .:s ii.-t v r,iarj4f7bilt''we ' ie--rned ihey
had a nic- timei and all enjoyed'it.
Sunday was the hottest day we have
had yet this summer; the thermometer
run up to 100 in tba ehad. Dies.
I'ERSONU,.
Con Ballard went lu Lincoln last
evening to asum his duties in conuee
tlon wiih i lie telephone.
Hob. Fitzgerald went west last even
ing to Ndllilia, where lie ha contrtcted
In grade two mill" ol the II 1' brird
fr'.in L'llf'hi J.-;t. ; 'eo
Mis1 C !cv.ll, it Line In, hi-ter
of Mm .Jnini Balli.ucr. arriv.d last
evening, and will make an extended
viit
Ir. John B'ack am
Omaha this mornii g.
a passenger to
Frank Carruth, wife and little
went to Lincoln this ni iruimf.
bo v
U. It. Windham wi-nt to Lincoln,
tlii inorniiijr on a uu-iiiHss trip.
Mnst-r Md luinw; ILiwksworth ! do
in,t Oiiiului uxbty.
Mr. V. v Mi Oiiwan, of tin Kurvpyor
p'nerara otili -, rettinifd I ih' veniii)t
liom liniadd, w lire he ln:l b en n h
bintiu the 4ih
Ihujic Dield, formerly night uia:i in
the Lincoln otiico, airivcil yatenlay,
and is now iu charge of our teliphoue
exihango.
ii.... i.' t iw.-..: . i,. ...i .
nwii. r . in, inn i iiiiimi i a i nr. n; if i ii
lic vi )f 0mil,(1 ,
Constnble (ieo. Laverty, of Louis
ville, 18 in the city to-lay."
Walter Jenkins, Ross Morrow and
"the village blacksmith," of Eight
Mile (iieve, whose name we didn't
catch, were in the eity todny, and
made the IIkkald ollice u pleasiiiit
call. Come igain, eutl-. mea, we're
always glad to see you.
The Fourth at Kock.UiuiTs
Hock IJLUrKa, .July 0,
KiMTOit IIi-KAI.d: 'I'm; 4Ui :i J. iy
ii.i o:ne iill'l g.nif. an i tin pe pie ot"
tiit ui.cie .1 cty ot Iio.-k 11. IT- an i vi
tmily ir- n..;v. V ;i'l-.o a tci in a
r:i inn-r bt,.:ui,itj die oi:ca.--ion, a u
W pi tnnii iii.rii: ft J a 'ilp .lll ! .a
! tu i.t- .ur ! It: t.i ii. tim ni-'S! !.-
Knu1 ot U': V Woil.i! V.I' .'i..V' f :. i...
;; .u n.ih w i! !iive rt:uii (
M'l ":i : ' -i. c tl hike uc;' a
Ail c ntr. huh d gt-uer -uhly, b
money, time unti lb' 'Ine cxeiciat-u
were carried out nceordjiig o the mig
iual programme, previnii.-iy adopted,
and uolhing occurred during the entire
day to mar ilie pleasure of auv.
The liist thing on the programme
was the grand parade oi ine Bag
tmiifins." which wjw a display indeed,
and fiom the parties composing the
rank and tile ait cailed from the roster
by the Orderly Sergeant, you wbl at
once see they were pers ns of import
ance and digiutv. C. W. .Sherm-in was
awarded the cake," us it were, ttsjlhe
inosi brave and desneratt character or !
lhe"oul-nt " His calico j-owi. tl.iuiiiiiir
j in the patriotic breeze, keeping lime to
I the wagging ears of his festive chaig T.
: of the mule persuasion, would discount
j the heroic appearance of .loan of .tic,
! JiJ she Well" fort li to llht the hat i !- f
i her oi'piesed iotv'
The following i the complete roster
of the company, which wid be perused
with interest, as the majority of the
members have never seeu their names
in print before.:
Sam Chapmau
E L liecd
Sam Kie'inids -n
1 Draper
11. .w;ii. I Alien
C II r.irau le
No'di llohbs
J O Oldhatn
John Farthing
Ami B Todd
Torn Smith
Wvlis Suger
I)r Mil.cr
II M li lshnell
James Mel -ouiiocM
Dr Jiillu ibacK
James Chalfaut
Jes.e Hendricks
Wiliitt Pottenger
Orlando T fft
Issvtc B ites
C W Sherman
W II New. 11
J W Johnson
J M Patterson
.
lrvin
John Jenntnirs
Joe Bullet
Capt Havgood
The audience by this time had con
gregated in a beautiful grove where
seats had been prepared and a stwud
erected. Alter music by ihe baud,
Michael Arciier cabcil the audit-nee to
order and ihe Ilev. jlr. Muliis op -ud
the exercises with prayer. C L. Graves
had been tippoine i to read r h- it-c -ir
StiOll ot lU h ':'i.nl-':i. '., "
p S" . by :.! r-q-, A .
l.-i-i: B.' . i'i" Pi : " ' - . '.
': !.-,
in-Dee-
wn.-. liir.io-ia ; a d u i i v. die
idl'.tiio'i war P iti wiia-'lTecL
j Coi. James E. Morrison vvas then iu
i troduced, siud tlelivered an eloquent
j stnd patriotic address wiiicti was appre
ciated by all wiio heard" him. Alex
M I u tosh next being introduced mad.
u it i rri i adilress on some of the things
1 which the American Republic had not
j done a-nt whieh she should do. which
; was wvll received by the entire undi-
1 Cliff.
i Al ter the p -eivi.-s ca n-- t.i- g a t-j
i D irbc- u vv.iijii havi Ofcu piepiring
; under the itnmedia e aud personal
! command and ireneral supervision of
General Tom Smith. The tabus liter
' allv groaned uuder their io.ul of ctta
bles, and tlie ensire audieucr did am,. in
justice to the good things g'Uerab,.
After diuti'T, liasc bail and oilier
' games were iutiulgeti iu until the rain
compelled tueui to seek sheder, wnich
was done by many in a way "more use
ful tha it was gracefui.'' After tu
raiu had'eeased the crowd returned to
the spacious platform which had been
H' " ''"" "S,,r ""
. 1 .....i .l. .,..kl.. o.,i, 1 ...u: ...
twa. When nil went home having en-
.....
ment.
The citizens of R ck B ull wisii to
nturn their unanimous tu.tuks to
Messrs. Morrison and Mcintosh for
their eloquent addresses, and the Rock
Bluffs band remeuiher kindly tiie as
sistance rendce I by Sir. S in Mi'h-
e-s tic
We t"f :iieieip. o;" liipale-'o Ne
biak t llor.,;-.t, a wekiy paper pub
lished at Geneva, Fillmore county, Ne
braeka, by Norman Rapalee. It is
eisrht pages, cut and pasted, all printed
at horn, aud floats the anti iiionop-dy
banner It is brim full of good rend in.,
matter, anl is i.n i'vlt-x oOihe -n:e:-prl
-e f lis ll or. W- wi-'i lo Ho;
net nc es, a I avIcoiii it to our ex
cnange table.
m m
. Wanted Fr uu live to ten thousand
! smokers t) call on M. Schlegel for his
I new brand tf five c lit ei-ar, "The
Piidc of Nebraska." Try them, and
I you will pwoke bo other.. d!08W
THE CRAND ARMY AT WEEPINQ
Capture Fort Donaldson and Cele
brate the 4tr 1 0,000 Peo
ple In Attendance.
Owing tj the latincHs of ah the
truins over the Mi-uii 1'aci'ie, the
ii.iriiiiig of tlie iil did not tin wn aui
pieiou:ily on the (j. A. It. boys, bat y
noon ipijic a number had gutlitred in
by other conveyance. The beautiful
grove on the Bout i id of the Weeping
Water wa.i trauatoiin d into a hu.,
bustling camp grouuo, that betoie
ingL. ntid ilouned quite a nat nral i s
peC'.audthe gi aiul old Koldiera, nouie
oi whom have grown gray, and were
no louder aide lo walk net with
elastic step, indicative of the soldier,
together wiih ithers whom Father
Time had but lightly touched, were
ready tor h re-union, and brotherly
tilk, over the sanvruinary neeues of
twenty yer ko.
AT THE CAMP KIKE
a go. Hy crowd was gufherei and Iidi
eued wiih attention to a recounting of
the deeds of '61. Senator ilainJer.-oi ,
w ho hail arrived on ihe evenii.g train,
having been called upon, pleas mrly re
terrcd toatrip through Weeping Waier
18 years ago, when but two houses
were iu tlit villige, an I when
the country SU: r aimiuig aa mostly
raw (iiarie, while tod ty tie Haw bet ore
hin: a prospe.oiis and busy iowu of
2.00j pet. pie, wilii the happy home ot
au in.limtii'ju- lar a r mi I n i. e.very
(planer sec! ion, :!iii he . '-v- .. !o o'i
o ily an imlf-x o I h- ii .niii- oi tli.s
great 8t tte wh'Cti lo.' t it ure Mould ie
Ihe'reatest HKiituliural state in the
union.
He said the canijitiie of tonight
seems to i-e l nie. ii rai her th.ni actual,
and he was iinh-ed glad t'lat I hat wan
true, and tl. it we 1 mger ha I to '.rather
roiiiM t he aei ud caniii-fi-e ot b.itlle.
and !ie hoped we nev-r Sfotnid ii'll
b C' iop.-i ii I -..it do 'I he . na:or
ill .i n j pv ..(., ; ii ! r j ii. -: ; li s !iar
rri i h.H h" -a- not, going in i'i
' r ule.t kio uiuk .g a 4 h t July
fpi i li on '.' 3rd, .no. midt t he pi tod
! of 111- !t-r,l-: h, X ll W 11 U-i'l. E
II. Wooh'y wa-k c.iiled upon. Mr.
4"Iey a iil la- teit .-lit oi place ai
-pejtKe'r at i c in;. li " 'mi: he ;:eri rd
td in ..bl oi,-. riaiaing Ids la-ltenc-.
II. ni t L lit !.; iiiinaii a r li-xbiid,
."nciiU il. era, J 'hn Jennings, and
others made bri-f but iaterest'ng
speeciws, whit:h wound np the i x-r
ci-es lor t he dav.
On the morn ng ot the 4!h the crowd
ian to iisseiniii- I mm all ibrt-eiion- FOK, S-V'T-' onr lo,1 blether la k"1 Ioc
iraii in iissciuoi' imm an r?ci ioii i x. tlou lu thl city. Inquire at thir) office tf
d it was soon evident lliar this was
Oi
an
to be the gala dav ef tho reunion.
11
crowd was estimated by prominent
citizens all the way from 10,000 to 15,
000. THE PAKADE AND OKAXO KEVIKW
by DeparMUiMit CoiuuiMiders at d v in
a a i lute iut lug sign", e-p-i i -.ii . i
the young. Toe i- .niu.l nm-iii: - uiu
to iimke ihe oid w ir h.res of '61 leel
10 years onager, and added gn-atly to
the interest ot the occasion
Promptly at 10:30 Senator Mander-
sou hegati his
OltATIOX.
ieiie i t" t til'oUhoiit
w
. e
it
by
.ih 1 he closest at-
?.-.-tii i saying that lie
ii, phi sue prevalence of
k , . me ip.irei tlunug his speakioii, as
tJie audience was too large and the
wesvther too warm to make such a de
mand, tie would stop no chdd s voice
eo life or drum, nor any bo3Js enjoy
ment H3 this was a lay for noise.
He recalled the torrow that existed
two year's ago today over the calamity
i thai ir.io ju-t befallen us in the asassi-
u ii"ii ot P-esi ient Uartield He quo
ted (jiticld'a memorable words that
though the president were dead, "God
reigns and the government at Wash
ington still lives.". He said that
while the datn of G-o field h.d been a
severe brow, h destiny ot our coun
try I-1 'ends u,)iu ut single tn :U, but
J ttiat tne pi-op'e were the power that
governed, aud that the executive was
ouly their agent. He also paid a touch
ing tribute to the memory of Lincoln.
Referred to ihe rapid strides made by
our coumry in art, literature, science,
etc., t ha the Uuitfd States h.ve more
newspapers and peiio..ics than are
published iu the entire, world beside.
He said we sue p:ogressing from the
iige ot steam
H j.i.-r i- e.l
b-,-..:j-.d.:i.-
to th-
lil- w
ae tf leeirai v.
:: i'i, e a: t.ctk.k d '
" . i'Tvi", and i
eO -:i f ;iU -l;
t;owu tt-e 4
l . ile
stars.
J iriuiiiK ' : iiaul
and bars," which
were replaced b. the national colors.
Tne tort was erected on a high bluff,
overlooking the city, giving the civil
ians a fine view of the proceedings.
An oini .ous .miking cloud iu Ihe north
wet came ud h nly dowp upon u-, and
the r tiu fell copi ti-l b-r some s nue
time, t-rs-aki-'g n tne bdatM'eo 'he
ir ; da , I hi1 rain
It.-- ;'Vi lirtiT -- fl
e .. . ' u - siu. f-
: v- M.-.git'l'.'..
: ie I. i
ciu' ;i ir i
li-.e t iire
u
Cedar Ckkkk,
I KA-t. H, i;.tL
a le-.v o-i ..-! I "
"-srard t" i- o n-
J.i 3 1
:ci3
r
. I .t'.io---
y i.ir p-ip r,
, ii i-tes it
iri I my
mi. i its.
ble for me t ;nal-c' it. "
Bu-due.-s s quit .- li nJy
around lh-re
now.
Almost everyoua went to Weeping
vVater the 4ui.
Mr. Sievtr went to Plafjimoutn ud
attended cliun-h S-iboa u ev-niug
Miss Birie Mi. is. sister ot mi gi:.i'. ii
blacks.-uitii. also vbnud i'iii'.tsmout i
Saturday and returtid ii m lit o.ei
it.g Old Mr. 1 1 .el l--r s:i I gr:s r ei i I
with h.a pipe, a I o tli- - i n :ie
did fi f tf u yeas ago. l-i ig may li- bv
to vole the ivpii dii-aa in ket
G. B. King can't iell qust? a- in auy
stories tnis warm weatner,- ha ha a
new straw hat.
Jacob Schneider's little son Henry,
has tne dioiherit, he is cuu-ddered out
Isr ha3 been very
. C r.
Mr. Sp'-nce has been wandering
arouud for over a week, iu this vicin-ty.
Chas., his son, came down 'mming ii.r
him this moi ni'"'. ' ' ."a o.., :in
nil .mi, i
M - s-jig i - a
'. li ; ' i ' o id.
ii ;. .'- W i l'i -
ru :i '. a . ev. ry
:i -W t II
i ". I . oi ! v .ire ! pi f
i , 'it .tt II- sind will
ii.n tiiat he possibly
can.
Mr. S'l Dewej's folks went to Ash
land th- 4'h.
Mr. Amick hit yesterday for Weei
ing Water where he ru-.s a peanut- siacd
during the reunion.
i It is rather a busy time for sui prise
j partie. but thert was one at this place
f hMc'i j rori-d tu te a vi-ry pleat f
fair
If his is vatlsfdctory there will be
more iu the dim futute. Tu Tu,
Rabbit
Whore the Eggs Wont.
"(iood ino'niu je.lge aid a ri pied
negro to th -coimtrv judge the uiln r
Jay 'Dis country has cao.iHd me ter
limp, an' I c -noes hyai to ax fur a pen.
sioii."
'The country cannot geve you a pen
-ion. How did it cause you to be a
ci ipple? '
'When I stole deiu chickens lab' fall
an ollicer wuz sont arlfcr iue. run
an'shoj me in d luig. Yer nay I can't
git no pension?"
"No."
'Wall gimme six Lit r."
"I have tiu moiiey tit give you. Ifl
gave money to every beggar thai- came
aioj.g I would suou have no home
IV al, t-f yer'il gib me fo bits au ax
no qui tdioiis. I'll tell jer whar ilt-m
aiu went what yer so: un'er de ole
Kpet kletl hen ."
'lleiv's h half .lollir, new where are
the 'gu"-?'
I sik Ke i 'cm.
A itvcrt WfiiienlN un ifi tliii tiead
IxT ll'ii- :! liiM rlioi .
;liree eciiU
jrVOl.t r.MF Ktk.UuV.tL lw.il renio e my
t ttti.'K nl jetvciry, on or ab.iut Jult ;li lo
Sllerwia'h new liloek. Ami tloor ou l-iiiii S...
utiere. I mi i lie )ie.,-cu 10 n:c nit i.iy o.U cusio-
nit'tM ana mauy lit; a om s
Very truly your),
I.. C. fc
a-tf
fcKWEK.
S UNKY l"o LOAN Ob reiki entitle by hullt
aX. vau a Vooley. tf
?i.: SA I.K LAI'NDKY. !'ove uew, ringers
X iriiTlH li:Llkfl llllil :.!! litkli:ir v u rl lk-l t..
run a Brri ela.-tn l.uuiniry.
l.ioiuire of
H. 1'. WILSON.
i.'OKHAI.K A freib lulloh cow
1 . It. Windham.
Inquire of
itl
1r)K SALE Scratch Tablets in all lzes. at
thn oiiltM.'. vitf
1,'oit !IKNTKKS- I.ook at Wiee's aJ. and m--eiully
tlie half ucre lots :uid the teriun.
L'O, SAI.Kalol in koo;I loc;tllon.
I'articu.
7ll
jro at tint oftiee
,olt .SALE Au order for a new American
.-ewiiiK .'.lacliliie. Inquire at tlid olllco.
tnKS tl.c-i.mxicord.nil wood. Iuuiiire of
V. t. W ise. tf
OOltS VLK-I l.lpan ri for Hale at this oftlce
at 40 cents .er Uuudred or 6 cents per cl-
eu. II
I J . .. . , . .
V
now
' ui:euiiitii uv miiTitriifiii.
Inqalre of
8.
Wise.
rolt KENT :
A lio'iHft in a kooiI location.
Willi plenty of fuir on the
premises. In
quire al ouce of (till 1 ft) V. S. Wise.
A V I" 1 It
lii'Maiw.ii.t,
b ind cook a:
Sta'lelntaiiii's
8'Jtf
r ;M'k! Two leaoksiiiiths and a hlstek-
fmuli helierai hcliuellnacher'c shop, sotf
W i NTKO- Day boarders s,t StaJieinariii's
Ke-tau-aiit. The best of hoard t
reasonable it i ins. 7:-d f.
llr i..TEI)--,. olin Bauer lias bouijht theStohl
' man plaic.cnruei ot 7th sind Vine, aim is
prepared lo accoie noil tie the .public in the
way if board ig ai i lo ling by the week or
mouth. (mil
FOt'ND An liiKide safe key. Ow ner can
it at Ibis otliee. nirf
find
ontjy aveo.
By buying your goods for cash of W
H. Baker. I will guarantee to save you
25 per cent, on dress goods, trimmings
etc., if you will give me a chance. We
have all the new shades in buntings,
nuns veiling and other seasonable goods.
Cheapest line ol ladies, and children's
Hosiery in the city. A few dolmans
aud ulsters to be closed regardless of
cot. Best value iu parasols and fans;
nek complete in all departments and
must be closed out iu limited time for
cr-sli. Give rue a call and save money
7r,d&wtf W. II. Baker
If you want a cold and delicious
driuk of Soda v.'ater, go to the P. O.
News Depot
JUST RECEIVED A few pieces of
lawns, of the latest styles, at
Jos. V. Weckbacii's.
Go to Mat Sehlogcl's for all kinds of
Smoking Tobacco. dl08t6
Fuie cigar clippings at M. Schlegel's
for 30 cents. dl08.6
... K!VE1. A c.-se of
i-vt ' . -.-ir;i' . pit-rns,which
J' ;4 v.f.bi ?1. at
Jos V. Wkckuach'b.
'Corn Cure" w.rran-ed to cure with
out hdi). o.ly 15 cents per bottle at
Warrick's.
106dtf
A Square .Weal
Can be had at the City Hotel for only
25 cents and lodging at same reasonable
lates. Farmers and Commercial Men
w ili please Lear this iu mind. d&wtf
12 bs of Choice Prunes for $100 at
- .-k:-iciis. 109 d&wlotf.
Tiie Monarch Billiard Hall
t etude keep ti e hesi ice cream to
be
oiind in the city, also choice lemonade
gur- aud t..b k.rco. lOHtf
Notice 'o CofTee Drinkers.
;?uy ?our cotfee at Murphy tfc Co's.
;he -tb the best, and grind it for you
M the bargain.
93 tf
Old papers tor sale at this office at
rt cents per hundrHl.
B -rgaiTis in window shades at War
t:ck's. !Gw2t-106d6t
Ciiesptst place in town to buy fire-torksK-at
Warrica's. 103 do wit
JO.OiJo viveiopes iu XX white and
hi . in good q i ility Manilla, ami in
.ii- i , just received at, ;ms orlice.
i ti: .-ii.: dopes hae Ijeen bouyht at a
.tiyiii, ami pauses -its'. ring envelops
s'loiiio leave orders, 105 if,
I'OU Sil.E.-Loht 1 and 3 Iu
Block. 41, Improved.
U97 U. O. WIXDIXAM.
Breaincr's
Lewis'.
Crackers at Bennett h
Remember Warm k
e-r .1- c-. ii'-i-i. C
keeps t.-nlv the
low t'-lo6-Uf.
Ur.k,'.- -md Letil-ms jjst
t '.T I' O NeWa D- pO.
e-
Ik will pay you to read Wise's col
umn in this pape-. you may find just
what you want. 39tl
Bremuer's Crackers at Sladlernau's.
Loans on Real Est ile.
Ii you 'want to borrow nvnev on ,ti.g
'Mit on farm property o'irect from pei
o ns making loans. Ap( ly to
wtf Wsi. L. Browse,
Let Them Talk
aboul Mclliag
WA
PAPE
LIU
At Cost," ''Oa-di I'rices,
.tl'
But to get BAROAINS ou mn-t.
buy of us We hnvj 1 men Vd ling t
the following prices, for more tin.
two weeks, ll you have mude pi i
chases eUewhere, compute; p'riews:
Browns, per double roll ,
Whites,.. ' '
Flats, " - f
(lilts, ' "
KmboAsed Gilts
Not only d we sell wall
eh. aper than others, but our
for all other goods arc very low
fern
paper prices
Send in a trial order. Youra rexpt.
W. J. WAKCICK.
H0ESE-SH0EI1TG
NOTHING KL8K BL'T
Horse-shoein
I am going to do all kinds of hoelDC', Hint
do uotblnK else, and if you want a good home
shvelng shop la this town, nw ts ytr tim to
patroulzo me. 8op ta Wuhiu(ta Atcuu
at the
Scrso-olioo Ois&.
tWi-od 8atlstctla GhrBtd.
KO. PALMKB.
wittt PlaHsBioatk. .
M. O'CONNOR.
.At the down -low a taleos,
CPPOSir: THE PERKINS HOUSE,
Keeps a complete I tit of
Liquors,
AND CIGARS, BOTTLKD BKFR,
ALE AND PORTER,
KRTJG'S OMAHA BEER.
and tk bout brands ef Kentucky
fl wlitsKics,
Opposite Perkins House, - Plattsmotcw.
HKN R YBCEOK
DEALEK IN
FURNITURE
SAVEd, CHAIR?
aTC., KTC, BTC
Of All Decriptiona.i
METALLIC BURIAL CASE.!
wooDEisr oonsra
f all sixes, ready made and sold cheap for etMh
MY FHuThBARSB
18 NOW KKAllV KOK oKKVICK.
With many thanks for past patronage,
lnrtte all to call and examine my
LARGE STOCK OF
tat. riKKTi'HK axu corwmm
in
i -m52 V hi
THIS MAGNETIC BELT 18
WARRANTED TO CURE&arfcte
sritnt nMictm : i-mti ia ..
HwtMk. 4Milii,'.iiBikj. rl"
bIIib. MMlril. BBrItt. SM'
Mat tba kUSmT,ll Ikmh, i-t4 1
xbIubI bImIjb. lminT, Mli
tlou. rata r rnptmru, !.
Wh nyWilty ot the srKTItrE
reir. It TiUtUij. Lak farrva am mmm
sral.BMera.aa4 mil thaaataaaaaaal
mid attara. trum nlft- miM, Ova aontla
n. nf M . u.'l.ia iwrmuHr tr i 9 ah t ta
naitmltw Oi-m tb a apalth ackUa TBaT U
LAOCjVGNrrie
AIDOMINAL SUPPORTER.
TO THE LADIES:-glF4
Esbaatlaa.DTnt-la,aPWtth llaars af ttit l.l-
E.- A . . Il..ianl.. .rl'ald Ittl. f-MOUtl OP
Weak Anil, trt-H'll" FevU an ab!ofrinlF.
and a pir or Jtisrntic Fot.t Batt-rrlea har t no eupj-rlor
Inthat. Iff and cum of all tb-a romplalnt. Tny
parry a power.'ul augTitiUo fwrca to tiia aant or taa
for Laata Back. WaaVneaa af tba Sala. KalU
Inwafth wataa. Lea arpb a, t bpaala laflarnaia
Uaa aad UleppaUaa aTtba Warn a, laelaca'al
arrbaa-a tr rioadlnc. Fata fa I. aapai-eaaca mm Ir.
pptralap ateaarraallaa. Kapraaaou. aaa raaaae af
lJfa,tbtetethPlaAaa.Iuaaa a Caraia Aa
"orTfl forma af Fpaaate DttttmltUa l fs rmmr
paaaad by anythlnir hrora Invent, bvth aa a coiadra
Tr.t ajid k a "iroaof noar and -r' ";
Prlra of rlt hep Belt with MatrBetiefoo Batterlaa. 1 11.
Bent by exppeaC.O.n .and zamtnatlon ai lowed, or by
mall on receipt of price. In orderlnir. tend roeaatire el
waUtandatsaofrboe. Ramlttano can be BoaaaU.er
renry, sent In letter at o-.ir iils.. ... w
TT a JCagTietoa Garnirnta a.-a adaptao ta an afas, a
worn oror tua onder elothinc, tt;e avert te tba
ba!y Uka tba aaaay alaaala aa F.U atate aaa
Iiom aitecrtlaeel mm aealetyi and baold be
taken off at niifnt- Thy bl.l their jjjaiai'iwi'aaar.aeal
are worn at all aeaaotiaof the year. ,
Kn4 runp for the "Sew rf.tare ta VrawmM Treat
ment W Itbatrt JSealeiaa.' with Utwoaeivla af taatla
j"?TTS??'.l. i5a
I .". .. I -j
mi m y
s a a
REAL ESTATE
, '
( 0LLKCfl ION A(JKN'ct
IV
it
Law and coMectlfdJ bliMUf M Pfompt'"
liy attended to at I his olllco lid,flo-t
ct-eds rt'ltiittt-d without delay. .,. ,
Notarial ;wnrk,' couveyanclitg ait('
atixiraciing' Hiirnurti to oir aiioi uo.
lice and BaUfllaclioti gusratiteed. , '
If there i any thing wo do'jnako
Mpt'cialiy of, it is city and suburb -g
real eslale. Several line farms aail',
Koine w ild land at bargains. Ijiborjim ;
men ran get a hums by paying tuonlhtJ
ly what they now pay lor houne rent
Six choice half aero Iota, H mlniito
fn in R. R. hops, at from .-0 to
each, aud on terms that. would inakw
a man ashamed to tay ho did not own
a house. Come aud see, you are not
compelled to buy aud wo wout give
these lots away, but ou cull get til cm
so they u ill absolutely cost you tioth
ng.
Five acre lot mile from city for
t-2."0 part ou time.
Cleven ai re n t mile from city
I lor 4hVA) thia is extra fine.
Some got d citv property or out lot -for
trade for hor horf.es or cattle.
Ten acres lor .VKi 00
4.
ii
ii
it
too 00
7.r0 0i
ii
II
Several unall tracts well improved
aud adjoiuinu Ihe city, for aulu at
reasonable rates.
FA KM LANIiR.
4') acres, wild $ 600 00
80 " iniproy'd Iti(H) 00
10 " ' .r0H) (K)
H) ' " 62O0 (XJ
V10 " " C000 00
Finest stock farm in Cass county
$lou0(, long lime aud low rate of iu
lercs.t. 1 GO acres, wild f.TiOO
HO " 1 J(J(
100 acres, wild, Rep. V'y (cash) 13H)
CITY 1'l.orKllTV.
Cor. lot 3 bl'is from ahopa (chf ap)tl(K)
1 3 " ' " 175
i "3 w " 1WI
S cor " a " " 4M)
J I H
S cor " 2 "
2 " " N. 6th utrcet (fine)
2 4 Picnic Hill 4
800
200
3.00
1J " 4 Washington ave44
1 44 4; 1 bl'k from Main at extra 400
Improved city real estate in abun
dance. I can liud what you want in
this line if you will call and see m?.
Business houses aud lots f . t sale'
at much lower figures than will bo
asked six months hence, when the di
agonal is an assured succtbs. Do not
wait till the advance comes and then
complain of your poor luck.
Stores ami dwellings ren'cd and for
rent, rents pryuipily eidlc-ctet.L
If you don't see w hat you want It
this column come and ask for it. I've
probably missed just what you want.
Ollii-e open nearly every evening from
6 lo 8.
Good now house and two One lots
in good location price, 800.
W.'S. WISE, ' T
Union lock.
JASON STREIGHT,
(SiMtntr te MtrelfEht A, Mlllr.
MAKCFACTCBKR Or
FINE f HEAVY HARNES.
A Iari(e Unit of
Sadrlles Bridles Collars WUips. &c.
always In stock.
Repairing of all kinds neatly done e
tort notice.
Main Street, between Keurth and Filth.
O. M. STKKKtTIT. Rnnlnecs Maaacer
l-chaiii cal MdLKiter.
ARNICA PREPARATIONS
tijemlstrr has discotrrrtvl noiemexty ajiprtor
tfiraicn.f t h?aliDK nxtornal eriiiiflonH. S'rr-fmr-It
preiarol an'l eou.bu.txi. it bag 10 equaiasa
toilet preparation.
JEIilaY.
Too iiiKtfret con'iej.-
sation oi arnica w ill
sr"'rtiiy euro rhnii-
fel tianrlit. ora-k l
ia mil rook-lint
of the) ldn.whethp-r cti"1 f.oiii ciiniMtic Inllu
anees or tho lino of IIUtTKLI. COMVIETII H.
Will care pliiirjln on f'ac an1 iiex-k. rn-d' rina
ha skin aift and f.i-r. IriTaiaabIe in Hail
Uhenia. A famiiy reTiintirfrrciits burns, Lrmst;
a.Hl sorae. VKICK INXilti AL. Xt'BF.S, X5c.
TOILET SOAP
IlljrnVbllr per.
ftroKt. highly iiipiI
f eav tad. AliwMiit.
tm tmra. Kan-f the
akin from mbrnwlaa aa4 tepttrtat to it lif aii'I
a haatltby srlarer. Unri railed toe eleanlne toe
aip aol arattlcaMnc daAdraff. Tba most per
fect toilet aoap la bbe wotiel. JRICK. 3d oente.
SAShaying Soap
t J A BrTdlMtavt article
f. 1 of ram merit. I'rt.
venla all tamil-e.
SltKESSlIAVIXO aDFLK.IIT. m
y nrt..rsl by l-aomi ijaroers, wno say or it.
'Without paraliol
aa a sbaviaif soap. Klcn in
lather and liuitine. Koens the far;e anl neck Irea
1 InatmK.
ftoia pluiples. 1'iiICii 15 eta. tot a large caavo.
W aLB I riHh " ii
flnN mi
mm
ME
fl TOOTH SOAP 1
m sal t .ithnn Atiaifinn '
A Ta
r 1 the most nrrtrrt ar
Vl ttcle erer prolueed.
aa it notonly cleann-
es tba t-eth tboronably. l.utthe oomiauntlori
with arnica preserres and harder s t!ia purr.s. It
mvf- v, tbe hrwath a twee diliCAte odor. Its
tante ts delightfui. Iric. IHs !
All (irUBKiata sa 1 tba above articles. OT W8 WU1
taaU Uiolu. postpaid.ua receipt of price.
OrH. 8TR0N6 St CO.
Sole Proprietors and Jlanfrs., CnJcago. .
WILL J. WAURICK,
AGENT,
rLlTrtMOUTH, xfbbabka'.
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tWiWliif CU't Hifmbtt j'
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offrr the lMmtt MunliLtt hi
and Wlieat. ana tba h't Ctltmom e.f -VrL-iMii,
lower, Gtp V"t TTrr IIK1I. ErrVlli"Tl iiJ.
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