OPERA HOUSE BLOCK
Order, taken for WILSON BROS.' 8II1I.TS.
1 1 Mm
JlMMS
DECK
liKO
B.
Hardware
f AT SAGE'S OLD STAND, ON
TTflie IHJest ILine
66 6 66
66
To be found in the City. New goods at prices
Wc have just received
ratfifip
-AND-
Spring Wagon Tops,
which mo will sell at prices within the reach of alL
Come and See dPiir (Canopy TTop,
TITE LIGHTEST, NEATEST AND MOST CONVENIENT TOP MANUFACTURED.
Also a complete Line of Men's,
J.G-.CHAMBERS & SON
JOSSSTSOST BUOS.
"Warranted to be as good as any wire made. AVe also
keep in stock a general assortment of HARDWARE, STOVES and
TINWARE, and sell as cheap as any Hardware house in the country.
Call and see us in the Rockwood Block.
. vuk,
Cass County Iron Works
WAYMAN & KIRBY, Propr's.
PlabtsirLoritli. TsTefc.
MANUFACTURERS OF
BOIILEia, ENGINES,
IRON FROft$ CAgsE COLUMNS,
facilities or heavy work in Colu mns and Castings for Business Houses are
rrjassed in the State.
ACHLNE REPAIRINO of all kinds. Our Machine Shop is fully equipped
all classes of work in iron.
Patronize Nebraska manufacturing. Wc duplicuc? all eastern prices, saving
'artlea buHdinfc in anv part of the SUte should write for our terms of castings
OAQD GOVZTTTT ZS.OZT WOIUXS
4rv PLATTSlTOUTB,UF3
OPERA JICUSE
CFaOTJIIKItN,
AND
GENTS FURNISHERS.
TOST OFFICE
News Depot,
P
STATION EUY, NOT
MASON & HAMLIN
HENRY F. MILLER and
TODD'S
Emporium
LOWER MAINj STREET.
oi (Uoofc Stoves5
fljJasoline Stoves,
TTiii ware
" (Seneral Hardware
that defy conipetion. Give ine a call
AMI m TTDEMD.
mmm
flue assortment of
Boys,"and Ladies' Saddles at
And Tinners' Stoct
ALL KINDS
FOR SALE BY
Excelsior
ST. LOUIS, MO
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PLATTS10TH HERALD.
PUBLISHED BT
Tbe Flattsmontb Heral PfltlisMnj Co.
Telegraphic
THE TELEO 11 APHERS.
No New Developments.
Chicago, August 6, Up to oneo'clock
this afternoon no telegraph operators
011 the railroads out of this city bad
quit their keys. At the general offices
of the Chicago & Alton the statement
was made that none of their employes
had left up to that hour, and the same
was true of all other roads having their
headquarters in this city. The officials
of all lines have apparently guarded
against an emergency, and have ar
ranged to run all trains by printed
time tables in case the number of men
going out should make this necossary
so that no delay in running trains will
occur.
Chicago, August 6. It is very diffi
cult to get any exact or definite infor
mation, and very easy to get any
amount of i umor relative to the long
threatened strike of the telegraphers.
Careful inquiry at the general railroad
offices in this city sails to bring to light
a single case in which an operator has
left his key today in any railroad office
in this city or vicinity, and though it
was very definitely understood Sunday
night that operators on the Wabash &
Chicago & Alton would bo called out
at noon today, the fact that not a man
left his instrument gave color to the
general belief that the strike has not
yet been ordered for that line or if or
dered, has been countermanded It is
now surmised that the order todaj was
not to strike today, but to continue to
do railroad business as usual, and
merely refuse business for the Western
Union, with the understanding that if
the compony insisted on sending com
mcrcial business or discharge any ope
rators tor refusing, a strike would ac
tually begin tomorrow noon. This
seems to tally w ith a dispatch from St.
Louis.
ANOTHER VICTIM
Who Wants to Swim Ni
agara.
Lockport X. Y., August 4. Captain
J. JJ. Kliodes, ot fealamanca, a swim
mer of some note, having a life-preserving
armor patented by himself, who
in i878 dove from a staging 100 feet
high, near the ferry landing at Niagara
river, now writes Superintendent Neil
son, of Prospect park, that he will use
his armor and give a 31,000 bond to
swim the rapids and whirlpool, doing
this at any time between now and Sep
tember 25, and he desires to make ar
rangements with the Park company,
offering to deposit $1,000 with them as
security. Mr. Neilson wrote him de
clining to be a party in the suicidal at
tempt. Rhodes replied he should
come to the Falls and if the authorities
would not give him an opportunity he
would cross to the Canadian side from
Captain Webb's starting point, and
show to the world what his life saving
armor will do. He says : "It is not for
any money or notoriety that I will at
tempt this, but purely to demonstrate
the armor I wear will with my ability
and strength carry me safely through,
1 shall come to tbe Falls within nine
days, and make my points and carry
out my plans, and the first person who
shall endeavor to retard my progress I
will take under my arm and give a
bath."
An oil barrel half filled with water,
headed tight and decorated with flags,
went safely through the rapids this
morning, and at no time was entirely
submerged.
THE CRIMINAL RECORD.
A Day's Doings.
DEFAULTER ABRESTED.
Niagara Falls, August 6. Levy D.
Jerrard,abscondiug treasurer from New
Jersey, was am stud here today. Pro
ceedings are now pending for his extra
dition to New Jersey.
DESPERATE ROUGHS.
Mont Claire, 111., August 6. A party
of roughs returning from a resort
known as Turner's Garden, near this
city, yesterday afternoon, entered the
grounds of .Mr. Levitt, an old and re
spected resident and proceeded to de
spoil bis fruit trees. He warned them
to leave, when some of the party as
saulted him with missiles, one of which
struck him at the base of the brain,
instantly killing him. The citizens have
organized for pursuit. No arrests yet
made.
Later The police have arrested the
following persons on charge of complic
ity in the deed ; W Spiers, N Kitzraan
Rcney Clever, H Wiederbush, N Kook,
C Cicerk, F Cicerk, A Lichlar, A Krle
ger, H Heft, and A Wagner. It is
claimed that Ritzman threw the fatal
missle.
WHOLESALE POISOX1XG.
Charleston, S. C, August 6. At
Camden, on Friday night, many per
sons partook of ice cream at a Babtist
church festival, and Saturday fifty-nine
wcro taken seriously Ui. unc cniiu
died, and only about two thirds of the
victims arc pronounced out of danger.
Another dispatch states that sixty per
sons were poisoned, and twelve persons
are still in a critical condition. A dau
ghter of Z. U. Shiver iavln the person
dead.
Two men and one woman, all color
ed, have been arrested on charge of at
tempting to poison the family of And
rew Daniel, of Spartanburg.
THE SUNDAY ULW.
St. Louis, August 6. The prosecut
ing attorney issued 104 warrants today
against those who violated the Sunday
law yesterday. All who violated the
law the previous Sunday were also re
ported, but no warrants in their cases.
The total number of cases reported
shows a far more general observance of
the law than on previous Sundays. In
the Central police district, the most
important section, only fifteen cases
were reported, against twenty-five last
week, and other districts showed a
corresponding falling off in the number
of offenders.
KENTUCKY ELECTION.
Fislits at the Polls anil
Several Murders.
The Usual Democratic
jority.
Ma-
Louisville, August 5. The state elec
tion was held today for a full ticket
and the legislature. The chief interest
in this city was between the local can
didates. There was a great crowd
around the polls, and much disorder
and drunkenness. Ten prominent pol
iticians were arrested in the Sixth
ward for bribery. The vote on the
state ticket was lijrht: with Proctor
Knott, democrat, leading Marrow, re
publican, 800 in the city at 2 o'clock.
A Bryantsvillc special says an elec
tion row occurred there today, in which
two nesrroes were killed and three
others, two white, seriously injured
A white man, who had sold his vote to
both parties, was the cause of the
trouble. He attempted to vote, but a
man named Jennings interfered, and a
wagon load of negroes coining up start
cd the shootiug. The killed are Phil
Fry and George Smith. The mortally
wounded are James Kinkard and Will
Dunn. The seriously wounded are
Green Grougham, William Arnold and
Robt. Hallistei, the last two White.
Louisville. Aurust C The retusns
from the state election come in slowly
rtnllAcl. with no fal
ling off in the democratic majority.
Throughout the state as far as heard
from, the counties usually electing
democratic legislators, have done so to
dfiv. whila the reDublicans have held
'J F
their own in the counties generally car
ried by them. The majority for Knott
for governor will be about 45,000, which
statement is bused upon the returns
now in, in comparison with the vote of
the same counties two years ago. In
this eitv a small vote was Dolled, but
Knott's majority will be 4,000 or 5,000.
A solid democratic delegation is elect
ed to the senate and legislature, aod
Thompson, democrat, is re-elected city
iudere. Henrv Clav. a srrandson ot the
great Henry Clay was defeated for the
o " '
legislature after the hottest political
fierht ever had here. Both he and Cald
well, who dafeated him, are democrats.
Frankfort, August 6. The democrat
ic central committee estimate the dem
ocratic majority at 40,000 to 50000 with
the legislature overwhelmningly demo
cratic.
k. c. st. j.. m o
Safest. Best and Most ReMIe
LINE IN THE WEST.
Magnificent D ning Cars,
Elegant Day Coaches
2 St Louis Trains Daily,
2 Omaha Trains Daily,
2 Kansas City Trains Daily
3 Ate . ison Trains Daily,
Two Trains for
' ' St. Paul, Minneapolis, Sionz Citj1 .
- And aU point ta northwest, witn
Pullman Sleeping Oars,
Between Kansas City and St. Paul
WITHOUT GHA.NGB
All trains run on ttine.connecting f or aU rpolnte
East West, North & Soiitb
lickets for sale at all resular ticket offices,
ufonnation regarding ratei", time, &c. cheer
ily given ty addressing
J, F. Barnard.
A.C. Dawes. Gen'ISnpt,
Gen'l Pass Aeen
SAGE'S ADDITION
TO THE
CITY of PLATTSMOUTH
Valuable outlots for residence pur
poses. ; - ' '
Sage's addition lies south-west of
the city, and all lota are very easy of
access, and high and sightly.
For, particulars call ofi
E.; SAGE, Pron'r, i
AX
SAGE'S nARDWABE; STORE.
Plattaowuth. Neb,
Tlii Fart Li
BANKS.
JOHST KlTZOKBALli, A. W. MCLAUOULIK
President. Cashier.
FIRST NATIONAL
!
OF PLATTSMOUTH. NEBRASKA.
Offers the very best facilities for the prompt
transaction of legitimate
BANKING BUSINESS.
Stocks, Bonds, Gold. Government and IxtCit
Heeunuei uougni una soia, vrposii receiv
ed and Interest allowed on time Certlfl
cates, lralu drawn, available lit any
part of tbe United States and all
tbe principal towns of
Europe.
Collections made & promptly remitted.
Highest market prices paid for County War
rants. State axd County Hondo.
DIRECTORS :
John Fitzgerald A. E. Touzalln.
John K. Claric. R. C. Cushiug,
eo. E. Uovey, r. v mie.
A. W McLauciuin.
WEEPING WATER
WEEPING WATER, - NEB.
L. REED, President.
JJ. A. GIBSON, Vice-President.
R. S. WILKINSON. Cashier.
A General Basing Business Transacted.
DEPOSIT
Received, and Interest allowed on Time Certi
ncates.
UU.IFTH
Drawn available in any part of the United
States and all tbe principal cities of Europe.
Agents for the celebrated
Hamburg; Line of Steamers.
Bank Cass County
CotnerfMain and Sixth Streets.
PLATTSMOTJTIi UEB
j JOHN BLACK. President, 1
I J. M. PATTERSON, Cashier, f
Transacts a General Banning Bnsiness
HIGHEST CASH PItlCE
Paid lor County and City War.-ants.
OOLLKtriVXN HAUKj
and promptly remitted for.
direcctous :
Join. Lilack, J. M. Patt' rson, C. II. Para el
K. K. Guthmann, J. Morricsey, A. B.
mitli. Fred G order.
STREIGHT Sr CO.
(Successor to Htrelgbt A Sllller.t
MANUFACTURER OF
FINE ft HEAVY HARNES.
A large line of
Saddles Bridles Collars Whips. &c
always in stock.
Repairing' o f all Jcinds neatly dene o
sort notice.
Main Street, between Fourth and Filth.
HSNRY fiCECK
DEALER IN
FURNITURE
SAFES, CKAtRP,
ETC., KTC., KTC."
Of All Descriptions.
METALLIC BURIAL CASES
WOOI3B2J COFFIN'S
f all sizes, ready made and sold cheap for cash.
MY FJNEHEARSB
IS NOW READY FUR SERVICE.
i j
With many thanks for past patronage.
Invite all to call and examine my
' LARGE STOCK OF
3itf. riaxTrHK a.w cfh
GAIT, FLE1SCHMAN k CO.
C0HPRESSED YEAST.
The best yeast ia use, received fresh
every TUESDAY and FRIDAY
mornings. Crali plied by
4RDCX GVTTT
AXOBS.C
lower, Orm-Dd TKE.Kninj l.
444mm
i .
GROCERIES.
THE DAYLIGHT STORE!
Full ILine (General Merchandise.
Larircst Stock and Lowest Driees.
j
Call and Satisiy Yourself
JOSEPH V. WECKBACHS
A FINE LOT OF
MACKEREL, LAIJRADOKE IIEKKINCJ, TItOUT, WILD WAV
COD FISH, A so a choice lot of
LEMOITS AND ORAHCES.
We have a fine -tick of
QSQWE FAMmY GRQGERJUB8,
Fancy rands of
MINNESOTA, KANSAS AND MISSOURI FLOUR.
I have In ftoc a flue line of
Queensware, Glassware, Lamps,
&c. All our uoods are new and freHli.
Will Exchange lor Country Produce. Linscei Oil Meal Always on M
Next door to Court ITonso, PlaltFinoiitli, Ncl,
na52w3m M. B, MURPHY & CO.
Notice.
Opening of the Books of this Hatts
montli and South Western Kail road
Company,
To all wliom it may concern.
Notice is hereby given that on
Tuesday, the 21 day of August, 188:j
at 10 o'clock A. M, in the city of riatts
mouth, at the olBce of the Secretary, the
Stock Subscription Books of the Platts
mouth & Southwestern Railroad Com
pany will be opened to receive Sub
scriptions of Stock, and will remain
open until closed by an order ol the
Directors.
An installment of ten per cent, shall
be payable at the time oi making the
subscriptions, and the residue theieof
shall be paid in such installments, and
at such times and places as may be re
quired by the directors of the company.
John Fitzgekald, Trcsideut.
O. II. PARMELE,Vice Presideut.
11. 1$. Winuiiam, Secretary.
A.W. McLaughlin, Treasurer.
123dl9wlm
ARE OU READY TO DYE.'
Hiirlburt and Miller
proprietors of the Omaha Fancy Steam
Dyeing and French Dry cleaning works
107, South Fifteenth street, Omaha
Neb., recommend theif facilities for
cleaning, dyeing and curling plumes
and tins on three clays notice; ladies
suits in velvets, Silks, Satins etc
cleaned by the French Dry cleaning pro
cess. Ladies and gents clotniug clean
ed, dved and repaired. All kinds of
fancy dyeing, merchant's shelf-worn
goods a specialty.
All orders by mail or express given
prompt attention.
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MIKE SCHNELLBACHER,
BLACKSMITH
HOUSE SHOEING Sc WAGON EEPAIBINC
All Kinds of Farm implements Menied will
Neatness and Dispatch.
Horse, Mule & Ox Shoeing
n short, well shoe anything that hat
four feet, from a Zebra to a Giraffe.
Come and see us.
shop .
nFUthSt between Main oi Vine Street
-it actojj i corner from too iw ti BBAb
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MS :
yithqutIIedicuie,
THIS MAGNETIC BELT IS
utMnniiiTcn Tn Pi DC' .
f.,1.
1thoutmllln:-PMln In tht lHfl.. Mi'. m
llml, Rfrvwua drblllty.lumbMiro. riirritl dcblilly.
rhtumall.m, purtlyl. iK-umlulu. ii lnlliu. dlx-n
c.ol the kliJnfv.,ilnitl flliUM;a, torplil llvrr. ffuir'
.emlnitl aniliilun. f riinol-nt y, t limit. livMri
d,pflHt C'lin.lliiuf lull, 4r, liclim lnillfi.
lion. brrnlK or ruiiturr, tltUtrrll, lli's cplleil.,
dumb it nf tt.
When" y 5l.llltr Of thu iiV.Sr.lt ATI VK UUOkSH
Ocrnn. loot vltullty, Ifti-1. urniTif force und vltfor,
WHllnv wr.Ln'iM'i, and nil ibo IIhcmc' of A prr
o li mI Hfnrr, 1 rc in wiiatrvr fHiiH. Uii cofitUiuuu.
.irra of MutriM'tiKtri MTiii'fliitr -nit lbi purl,
must rnlara thorn to n bexltb w lt Jlivl.luo
oilnUik about till, r lp)lniii -.
LA0'EuAGNETlC
ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER.
TO THE LADIES: -HZ'Fa-
Kzba.tlan,Urprpiila.p'
er, Kldoi'lK llesaunbc
Wruk Anklr. or fuollt-a
mr 4 old t et. p'wfillm .
il nnlr i.t SI.LrnMK- 'uot iiatlrii-ll barn no .upf i-tur
rm. or'inllrl M, an ixjominai iu-ie
In tli ru'lff ftinl cure r.f ll tltfm roriipliiliit.. Tiff
rarry a puwerlul uutgiit-Ua force tu tli kt-nt of ti
for r.ama Kart, Wralne. of tbn Ppla. Vall
iBb af tb womb, Ltarvrrbara. kraiilr laflaaiaaa
tion (id rU'rrutloa of tbe Waab, lartdental llraa.
orrbage or Floodlnc. I'alaful, fappreaa-d ad Jr.
rrsular Menstruation, HirmirMi aad i of
Life, tbl. lath' Ucat Appllajiao aad ClraUoo Aca
Jtv nowi .
For all form of Frmalo fNIBmltlra ft 1. t)D'ir
paHed br anything tx-roi-o Invent!, botb mn a ctiiHUi.
aver.t and a.a aourceof rov-r and -ritallxation.
Frir of eltfarr Blt ith Marnrtic Foot Ila ttnM. 1 1
Bent bjr eipreu CO. D .aji l examination allowed. or tif
mail on rocelpt of price. In ordrrlnif . wnd nMaaur of
walut and air of hoe. RiinlttAnc caa bo luada in ear.
rency, aent In letur at our rlk.
Tha Magneton Oarnieniii a.-o adapted to all affaa, ara
worn ovar the under clothing, uot it tm tbo
body lib the mtmmy (iaWanla aad Klnecrla Hia.
buff advertlard ao eitoo.lrelji and ahould bo
taken off at night. Tlii-T hold tblrpetMroravar,aa4
are worn at all aeaaonn or the year.
Kend .tamp for the "New Ipartare fa Medical Treat
merit Without Medicine." witit U.UUHUMU of teaU'iiw.
tuaio.
THE MAGNETON APPtlAJTCK CO.,
218 bUtto hU. CbicuKo. 111.
ARNICA PREPARATIONS
Cbomiatry hai discovered no remedy Kiperior
to Arnica f r beJiiiK exteruai erntfloo8. froiw
ly prepared and diiatiimsU, it lias no eqaai aa a
tuilet preparation.
JELLY.
The LlUct CODK;ti-
aation of arnica. Will
peedUir cur c)um-
el tuuida, cracked
in. and roti vli nM
of the akin, wbether conaed from climatic lntlu
enceg or tbe use of Ill'KTFL'f. COHMKTICH,
Will cure pimple on lave and heck, rendi-rin
the ikin aott and fair. Invaluable in Halt
lUieuin. A family remedy for cut", orns, bruiae
auaaores. flUt AN MJ.TAL ILBtS, 5c
TOILET SOAP
Delightfully per
fumed, lilKhly med
icated. Atiaolute.
lv mire. KeM tbe
skin from ehappim? and lmpafta to it life aod
a neait ny friow. UDnvaiitKi xor cleaning toe
ftca I p and eradicating dandrnlT. Tbe moat per.
Sect toilet eoap In the world. VOICE 25 cent.
Shaving Soap
A medicated article
of rare merit. lie
venta all pluiplea.
lieala a a.e fWw anil
M A KES SHAVTNO a DKLJOIiT.
Kndorsed bv Ieadins Burbera. who aav of it.
"Without parallel as a ".having aoap." Kich in
latber and lasting. Keep the fane and neck free
from pimples. KICK 15 ct. for a large cake.
TOOTH SOAP
Is without question
tbe most perfect ar
ticie ever produced,
as it not only cleans
aa the tth thoronchJv. but the combination
with arnica preserves and hardens tbe trams. It
Fives to toe Dreun a sweet, oeucave ouur. nm
taste is deliAbtfu- Price, Si 5c a box.
All druggista se 1 the above articles, or WO will
ftfiii them, postpaid, on receipt of price.
C. II. OTRONO & CO..
Sole Proprietors and Hanfrs., Chicago.
-T. WAIJISICK,'
AOEI?r,
PLATTSMOUTIT,
- NECKASKA.
kL ON&HEALV
State a Monroe Sts.. Chicago.
V" 'dlinilpaU to t tAAnm MK
1o laauvawau, 8.1U, Capa, tWlla,
Pampaaa, ErSoktta, rap-Laaaaa.
c . n ti t u. J
i tor Ini. Ml lata. .10 Cucranutl
'Mnaiai'i. .1 i In 'l'l laatfacala and K
a4m.BWMana,
mm
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