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New goods at prices
MAIHIIIDWAIHIIB STTODIIEIE
I'aimers, you can save from to 12 cents on the pound, by buy
ing wire of us, warranted to be as good as any wire made. We also
keep in stock a general assortment of HARDWARE, STAVES and
TINWARE, and sell as cheap as any Hardware house in the country.
Call and see us in the Rockworxl Block.
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Cass County
WATMAN & KIRBY, Propr's.
Plattsmontli.
aiAxUFACTOnmis
JBOHLEI&S,
IRON FRONTS. .
- , AiNJJ CAbTlJNCiS.
Oar facilities or heavy work in Cola inns and Castings for Business Houses ars
I) surpassed in the State.
MACHINE REPAIRING of all kincU. Our Machine Shop is fully equipped
for all classes of work in iron.
Patronize N'.'iraska manufacturing. We duplicnie all eastern prices, saving
freight and time.
Parties bnUdinsr &ny part of the State should write for our terms of casrinss
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STATIONERY. NOT
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Emporium
LOWER MAIN STREET.
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that defy competion.
Give me a call.
And Tinners' StocTL
ALL KINDS
FOR SALE BY
ST. LOU IS. MO
Iron Works
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HOUSE COLU-SINS.
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PLAT T8II0OTH HERALD.
Ttc Flattsraontli Heral PalilislilDi Co.
Telegraphic
J)i:STItUCTlVE S10R31S
That Extend from Nebraska
to Pennsylvania.
General . Miscellany.
IOYA KOTEi.
Hamburg, Ia July 13. About half-
past twelvo today, lifter threatening
uud Katliering all the morning, a huge
storm cloud swooped down from the
noriliU eat, aud burst over our little
city. For a lw miuutea the streets
wre tilled with debas of all kinds.
c?igus, it-uus, buggi.', goods, b)xen,
awu.us, were llyuig iielter-bkclter,
iiigtiteuingUradLS, not ino;t, however,
tliau humans Tiees wero v wrcucued
asunder and uprooted. The South -M.
E. church was razed to the ground.
1 he upper portion of Alexander' shoe
store, ami quite a number of frune
fronts Wiio blown out, also several
binall iramea were totally wrecked.
touiall Iruit, grain and corn were con
bideruolv Uamaiie-i by wiuO, rain auu
hail, i iiosu Wlio had uuixulpaied sucu
) a storm by preparing caves, had occa.
siau to suek refuge tut rem uud que It
their fears.
BUFFALO COUNTY,
Kearaey, Juiy 16. Imperfect reports
uuitfiuio Kearuey of a temtic hail
. .nu i i in j northeastern corner of
.ituty. It seems to have origi
nated bouicwneie in ?5 tier in an county,
and traveled southeast over the corner
of this county, the western part of iiall
and across Adauis about llastiugs
The reports are to the eliect that it
swept all in its course. It was about
two miles wide.
Council liluffo, July 13. Specials to
the Noupareil from Me I'aul, Pluui
Hollow' Percival and Hamburg, on the
Kansas City road, in Fremcub county,
give particulars of a frightful cyclone
auu lerritic bail storm that visited that
rectiou at noon today. Particulars are
meagre, owiug to the damaged wires.
t McPaul great damage was done to
buildings and crops. A large two
otory brick school iioue was demol
ished, beveral housed were biown
down, one occupied by u family in which
was a woman and a new born babe.
It was blown to pieces, but the occu
pants escaped serious injury. Another
house was destroyed, but no one hurt.
The front part ot Paine Bros, store was
biown in. Wheat in the surrounding
country was completely beaten to the
ground. Corn, grass and trees were
levelled and cut to pieces by the hail,
which was as large as hen's eggs. The
depot of the Kansas City railroad at
McPaul is almost a total wreck, w hile
there istuot a house in the town with a
whole window in it. It is reported ten
persons were more or less injured
mere and In the viciuity, but no one
killed. The storm seems to have start
ed near Pacific Junction and took a
southerly course, growing in dimen
sions and power as it reached Percival,
McPaul and Plum Hollow. At these
points great damage was done by the
wind and hail. XI i-.- fury of the storm
cann-'t be described. For a time the
greatest fear wa felt by all who wit
nessed it. It i3 thought a iargu uuniber
of horses, cattle and hogs were killed
by the hail, wnich fell thick aud fast.
It is reported that considerable damage
wajf auPe at Hamburg also.
TUK TORNADO AT ST. SOSETII.
Kausas City, July 13: A Times St.
-Oseph (Mo.), special says: A toruadj
passed over this region this afternoon?
doing much damage. The first town in
the track of the storm was Hamburg
Iowa, which was struck about noon.
A brick church and several frame
buildiDgs were wrecked. The front
walls of several business houses fell
out in the street. The storm then ap
peared in Westboro in Atchison coua
.y, demolishing eight or leu houses and
injuring nearly all buildings in the
place. One child was killed. Stan
bury, Mo., was struck about 1. The
main tower in the normal school and
the cupola of the Baptist church was
blown down. . Three other churches
were moved from their foundation and
one wrecked. At Burliogton Junction
a small place, it is said not a single
house escaped injury. Main street pre
sented a scene of destruction, filled
with wrecks of buildings - The fronts
of several stores were blown in, halls
carried away and others unroofed, it
is said that the people there are in need,
of help, but it is impossible at this
hour to learn definitely the situation.
About twenty-five houses were blown
down at Maiquetc. Nothing definite
received from there. At 1 o'clock
black clouds appeared here, but divided
and passed without seiious injury.
STORM AT ST. LOUIS.
St. Louis, July 13. Thi9 evening a
heavy wind and rain storm passed over
the city, doing considerable damage on
land and river. The tow boat, Charley
Boweu, with the barge lied WiDg, was
blown from her moorings at the foot
of Buchanan street scross the river, and
driven ashore above the bridge. She
is sunk and her bow stove in. The
propeller, Nagotache, and a canal boat
belonging to Chicago, were blown from
thai faeVerteirwhAtyou-are"'gotDj
until you have done it."
YegeUble.j
All the forco that thia latter tmrrro
ono of the lumber yards in the north
part of the city across the river. Both
lauded safely at Venice, 111.
Kafts containing 900,000 f:ct-of
boards and a raft of logs of half a mil
lion feet wero driven from their moor
ings and floated down the river. The
lumber raft struck the bridge and
broke into four pieces. Five men on it
narrowly escaped drowning. Three tugs
and a low boat were sent after the
rafts. Damage ia the city consists of
unroofing the Missouri Pacific freight
house and blind asylum, and numerous
minor injuries.
T1IK STORM AT MARYVJLLK.
St. Joseph. Mo., July 13. A special
to the Herald from Maryville, Mo.
says that place was visited by a cyclone
between 12 aud 1 o'clock to-day. Thir
teen of the best business houses wera
unroofed, court house and jail were
bally damaged. The city hall and
Presbyterian church are nearly a total
wreck. Union hall was also bauiy
damaged. Mis. Reynolds was the only
person injured.
KANSAS SUFFERS.
Larned, Juiy 13. Particulars of the
tornado on Pawnee river are meagre.
Kowa & Butler's mill is blown dou,
and Fflzgerald's sheep sheds ant gone.
Large hail stones killed young caives
and lambs.' Corn U cut terribly. The
cxteut ot the damage is not known.
STOKM AT FEOKIA.
Peoria, July 12. A wind storm this
afternoon did some 34,000 damage to
building. Several people were hurt,
none seriously. Damage to crops Is not
known.
HIE BLOW IN DAKOTA.
Bismarck, D. T., Juiy 13. At u this
evening the heaviest wind .storm ever
known here began, and lasted an hour
aud a half. The wind was 60 miles an
hour. .Lumber piles and some houses
in course of erection wre blown down
AtDtckeiBon one or two fronts were
blown in by the storm. The Northern
Pacific shop building at thafpoint was
damaged slightly.
FLOODS IK VIRGINIA.
Uarrisburg, V-, July 13. The most
damaging flood prevailed in this place
lastnignt. About eight o'clock, two
augry clouds met just north of town
and rain poured down in torrents
Black's run, a small rivulet through
the town, became a mightv river
spreading over some of the principal
streets. Shocks of wheat from neigh
boring fields, hogs, chicken?, fences
small houses and endless drift came
pouring through the main thorough
fares. Many private houses were flood
ed and greatly damaged. Sidewalks,
and in fact bridges, were swept away
and many streets greatly damaged.
The whole population was out on tbe
streets till past midnight.
FATAL ACCIDE5T AT FIRTH.
Lincoln, Neb., July 13. The most
serious storm of the season occurred
today. A man named M.J. Wilson, at
Firth was fatally iujuied by a falling
shed. A large brick block in course of
construction in this city as leveled to
the ground. Loss. 3,000. At Louis
ville the crops are badly damaged by
hail. Reports" from all directions show
serious damage by hail. At some
points the hail fell as large as hen s
gs-
Lincoln, Neb,, July 13. The worst
general storm of the season occurred
today.
Rising, Neb., July 13. A severe
wind and hail storm occurred this
mornifig, breaking a little glass and de
stroying all small grain iu some sec
tions. The corn will recover. The
loss to this section will be nearly ?100
000. DESTRUCTION OF THE INDIANA UNI
VERSITY. Bloomington, Indiana, July 13.- Last
night the Indiana University was dis
covered on lire. The labnitory was
soon in flames, and shortly alter wards
the library and museum. The latter
contained the famous Owen colleeuou
and Dr. Joi dan's coilfction of fishes.
The library had 15,0 JO volumes. The
tire caught by lightning striking the
telephone wire Loss S200.000; insur
ance $30,000.
FAILURE OF ORANGE JUDD.
New York July 13. Orange Judd,
the publisher, assigned yesterlay for
the benefit of his creditors. His debts
are individual and do not affect tbe
Orange Judd Publishing Co. Judd
was prostrated by a sun stroke about a
mouth ago, and since then has been
unable to attend to business. "He had a
number of notes out which were about
to mature, and for which he bad not
made immediate provision. David W.
Judd, his brother, stated he has not
been connected with the firm for some
time, and only nominally for several
years.
IN PENNSYLVANIA.
Harrisbu rg' July 13. The most
damaging floods occurred here last
night about 8 o'clock. Angry cloud,
met north of town' the rain poured
down in torrents, brooks ran like small,
rivulets through town. The river is
spreading over some of the principal
streets. Shocks of wheat from neigh
boring fields, nogs, chickens, fonces
small houses, and endless drifts poured
thiough the main thorughf arcs, many
houses are flooded and greatly damaged.
Pavements, sidewalks and foot bridges
are swept away, The streets are very
much damaged.' The whole popula
tion was out on the streets till past
midnight.
REMEMBER if you want any cloth
ing, hats, caps or furnishing goods, El
son the only one price clothier will give
you 20 per cent from the marked price,
until Aug. 1st, 1883.
Go. to Mat Sculegcl's for all kinds of
Smoking Tobacco. dl08tc
'TtfrgT 'tmiwrtflTicepma ttw ueveioprnenvwT-mr
I fimire. the art of leninjr, and the
oixMinf
tKa tm'M U'-p thinsrs 1 am
DANK.
JOHN KITZOKHAU, A. W. MCLAUHHUW
President. Cathler.
FIRST NATIONAL
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OF FLA TT.S .MOUTH. XtBRAHKA,
Oiji-n the eiy best f:u Milra for tbe prompt
tranHacilon ,r J' I-hnate
BANKING BUSINESS.
Mocks, IJomls. Hold. tSoverninent aud Loc
hecurllieii ltuir;ui aim .-nu, jrjxmminri
ed and luter-st nllo.ved on (i.-ne Certin
Cfit:, Drafts lira a u, available iu any
i:rt f tUrt I'nitftl fcitaiei aud all
ihe principal t'uvim oi
Kurupe.
Collections made d promptly remitted.
tlighcst niarVet price- paid lor Co.iuty War
rants. State aud County J5ui.
DIRECTORS :
John FitzKPraid A. K. louzaun.
Jolm it. Liar. :;"""'
Goo. K. Dovey. . F. K. Vhlte,
A. W .MCuaumimi.
WEEPING WATER
WEEPING WATER. - NEB.
E. L. REED, President.
11. A. GIBSON, Vice-President.
It. S. WILKINSON. Cashier.
A General Easing Business Transacted.
OEPOH1TM
Received, and Interest allowed on Time Certl
ficatcs.
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Drawn available In any part ot the United
States and all the principal cities oi fcurope.
Agents fur the celebrated
Hail! Line of Steamers.
Bank Cass County
CotnerfMalu and Sixth Streets.
PLATTSMOTJTH- NEB
JOHN RLACK. President, )
1 J. M. PATTERSON. Cashier, f
Transacts a Qencral Banline Business.
tlUGIIEST CASH PKIU1S
Paid for County and City War ants
C01iLKCriOH MADE
and promptly remitted for.
DIRHCCTOItS :
Johc Black, J. M. Fatt. rson, C. II. Farrrel
F. K. Guthnrann, J. Morriesey, A. IJ.
mica. F.ed i order.
HENRY BCFOK
DEALEK IN
FURNITURE
SAFcJ, CtfAiRF
ETC., ETC., BTC
Of All Descriptions.
METALLIC BURIAL CASES
WOODEN" OO-hf 'lUSTS
f all sizes, ready made and sold cheap for cash
MY F1NEHEARSB
IS NOW itfcAWl tJD. OtAtV 1CH.
With many thanks for past patronage
invite all to call and examine my
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FUENITURE g COFFINS,
and all kinds of goods usually kept In a
FIRM T CLAMS I'L'H.llTIIIlG STOltt
Also, a very complete stock of Funeral Goods,
Metallic&f ooflenCofflns Gaskets Rotes,
EMBLEMS, &.
Our New and elegant hearse ia always In
readiness.
Remember the place, in UNION
BLOCK, on Sixth Street. TWO
Doors sonth of Cass Coun
ty Bank.
Whesr we may be found nizht or day.
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content latcl alli atlriii.
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reap some Kpeiflejiiiii' luropjii
low prices, we give toe
low a lew of our prices
Strictly Pure White Lead, (half moon brand) $0.00
Kaw Linseed Oil, jer gallon, CO
"Warner's Kidney and Liver Cure,
King's Xew Discovery . 65
TTliese are only a few of oar
low prices all oilier jjootts
at 'rock foottossi prices.9
We warraiit all oar jyoods to
be jastas represented.
C. G. HEROLD'S
Louisville Branch Store!
Can lc found the largest and
best stock of
CLOTHMG
Trunks, Valices, Boots and Shoes,
In Cass County, at Bed Koelc Price?. UemcmlxT llie j.I.h'P.
IS. UIIS5n)JLlIi5 MaBaag-er.
. J. iaiEiSlLIL5 Sole Propr9tor
SAGE'S ADDITION
TO THE
CITY of PL ATTS3IO UTJI
Valuable outlets for residence pur
poses. Sage's addition lien south-west of
the city, and all lots are very easy ol
access, and high and sightly.
For particulars call on
E. SAGE, Pron r,
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Sample Rooms
You will find the Finest Imported
French Brandy, Champaign, and othtr
Fine "Wines, Pure Kentucky WhisEiep.
several cf the lest and most popular
brands of BOTTLE BEER, Fresh
Ceer always on draught, and Fine Ci
gars 2ttf.
tomers of lant yemr wttbcnit ordra-LDir it Itoaotalsa
rai b nn to all aDDUoanto. Maa to oas-
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D- M. FERRY A CO. OCT8CMT Miok-
Sheriffs Sale.
By Tirtneot an order Issued by the AMriet
judge. I will, on the 14th day of July. 183. at
2 o'clock p. in., sell the remainder ot the i-toclc
formerly owned by J M. Woodon. conslFtinK
of teas, crockery, placsware clprari and store
outfit, and also one top buirgy. one iprtug
W.S0D. and one .et Oo" Sherilt .
M. A. Hakti.jak, Plff Atty. iwdAWwjt
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aya on band. Come and
Gents' FonisliiDg Goofls.
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Safest. Best ani Host Reliable - S
LINE IN THE WEST,
Magnificent D ning Cars,
Efczv.;t Day Ooacbc6
2 St Louis Trains Daily,
2 Omaha Trains Daily,
2 Kansas City Trains Daily
3 Ate ison Trains Daily,
Two Trains for
St Paul, llfnn-iapohs, Sicaz Cit
A iid all point in northwest, with
Pullman Sleeping CarS
Between Kansas City ani St. Panl
WITHOUT CHANGE
AH trains run on tlme.coni.ectinK f.,rall ixrfnU
East W est, North & South
1 lcket lor sale iit all renii'.ar ticket otTii-ee,
nforinatlon rcaardiui rale-, tl.ne, &c. chee r
I'y given ty uJUresliii;
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A.C,Dawm. O-'u l rtupt.
MIKE SCHNELLBACHER,
BLACKSMITH
HOUSE SHOEING & WAGON REPAIKIKO
ill Duds of Farm implements Mendel witt
Neatnass and Dispatch.
Horse, Mule& OxSlioeiug,
a short, we'll shoe anything that h; t
four feet, from a Zebra to a Giraffe.
Come and see us.
TSTK1"W SHOP
a Kittti Sf between Main and Viti Street
lit aprons e corner from the hkw HEUAt,
TENDERLOIN
Meat Market,
LAPS (NEIL, Prop'r.
Beef Mutton; Pork Yeal CMta&c"
ConatantlT on hand.
Also, all kinds of iAME inaeaaon. and v
erytbing kept in a
FII1ST-CL.ASS 91 CAT SHOP f
At lowest possible rates.
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see u npd w vill Cw yoa c!id.
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