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Order Ukca for WILSON feROS.' 8IIIBTS,
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Hardware
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To be found la the City. New Roode at prices
We bare just received
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Spring
which Me will sell at prices
(Dome and See (Our Canopy OTop.
THE LIGHTEST. NEATEST AND MOST CONVENIENT
. FACTURKD.
AUo aJcomplctell-inc'oIlMen's, Boy. and.Ladies'.S.iddles at
J.G.CHAMBERS & SON
&6Do and!
JOSSTSOST
AVflrrflntpd t,- he as
keep in stock a general assortment of HARDWARE, STOVES and
TINWARE, and sell aa cheap as any Ilardware house in the country.
Call and see ns in the Rockwood Block.
Cass County
WAKIAN &KIRBY, Propr's.
Piatt sirLontli. Neb.
MASUF-ACTOllBRS OP
1KOEILIBIHIS, - ENGINES,
facUUIcs or heavy work io Cola mns and Castings for Business Houses ara
ACHINE jWO of al -kiodar"Our Machine Shop la fully equipped
ait H&uca ol
Patronize Nebraska manufacttuin.
reigbt ana ante
Partita building i ny
art of the 8tate
OPERA HOUSE
GEWT8' TURK I8HERS.
r
TOST OFFICE
RSews Depot,
STATIONERY. NOT
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JSTID CIOAB3.
MASON & n AM LIN
HENRY F. MILLER and
TODD'S
Emporium
LOWEll MAIN STREET.
of (Cook Stoves,
(Kasoline Stoves,
Tinware
(General IHTaral ware
ttost defy coinpttlou. Give mc a cll
AMI EB TdDBDBD.
fine assortment of
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Wagon Tops,
within the reach of all.
W
TOP MANU.
o - ood as anv wire made.
"NVe also
And Tinners' Stool
ALL KINDS
FUR SALE BY
Excelsior
ML
ST. LOU IS. MO
Iron Works
Wo duplictur all oastcrr prices, saving
should write for oar terms of castings
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rtJBLISIIED BT
nePlattEistlHBral.PEliCiCi
THE VALOROUS KNIGHTS.
The Competitive Drill at
San Fran ci-co.
Victory Perches on the Ban
ner of theDemolay Com
raandery of Louis
ville. Miscellaneous Notes
San Francisco, August 25. The com
petetive Knights Templar drill occur
red this afternoon at Bay District park.
Long beiore tlie beginning of the ex
crcise the grand stund with a seating
capacity of 3000 was crowded to the
utmost and 1,000 were in the enclosure
below. Only three commandeiics com
peted, the Rapiers, of Indianapolis,
DeMolay, ot Louisville, and Bernards,
of Chicago. Each drilled with twenty
seven men, except the St. Bernards who
only drilled tweutA-fivor "Forty min
utes times was allowed for eech drill.
The Pacific coast commaudery refrain
ed from competiug, preferring that the
prizes should be won'pv, Eustern Sir
Knights, whom they regard 'as their
guestd. There were five prizes in all
varying in value from S4.000 to $5,000
The rule was made by the biennial
commission that the prizes should be
come the absolute property of tbs win
ners, and not be subject to further com
petition. There wre three judges, all
officers of the United States army. The
tactics constituted sword exercises,
military evolutions, and templar move
ment. The first to appear in the list
were Ui Kapier, of Indianapolis, the
privilege of the last drill being conced
ed to the St. Bernards, of Chicago. At
12 o'clock sharp they advanced, accom
panied by the band of the First United
States cavalry, and filing icto line, gave
the salute. This was the signal fer a
-reat burst of cheerins in which the
two commanderies heaitily joined.
Their drill was excellently perfermed.
The Rapiers were followed by the De
Molays, who as they marched in stately
column to the front of the judge's
stand led by the Eightieth United
States infantry band, were received
with great cheers. After them came
the St. Bernard's with Lyon & Healey's
Chicago band. They were greeted by
a continuous burst of applause. Their
salute to the judges was the signal for
renewed cheering, which was kept up
until they began their exercires. The
urill finally ended by the awarding
of the first prize to the De Molays, sec
ond to the Rapiers, and third to the St.
Bernards.
AMONG THE G RISERS.
Upper Geiser Basin, Yellowstone
National Park, August 24 via Living
ston, M. T., August 20. At 1 o'clock
today after a dusty. marcL of 27 miles
over a rough trail, the president and
party arrived in the Upper tteiser Basin
of the National park, and went into
camp near the old taithful geiser, who
greeted us a few moments after dis
mounting, with one of his hourly erup
lions. All ot us were very . tired aud
hungry, and the exhibition, that seen.ed
gpeciaily to greet the chief magistrate,
could induce but few of our number to
abandon their lunches and rush to a
point for observing the display. The
afternoon was devoted to resting, bath
irig and overhauling our outfit, and but
little attention was paid to geisers, be
yond those in the immediate vicinity
of our camp. All are impressed with
the wonders that surround us. Tomor
row will no doubt prove a day of inter
est and pleasure. Of the curious freaks
that nature exhibits in this section, I
shall say nothing; the whole park and
all it contains has been often described
and I would not undertake to write up
that which has been so well pictured
bv others. After our ride on horse
back every member of the expedition n
in the best of health, and not an acci
dent of the slightest character has oc
curred on the w!r1c journey to mar
our phwnre. -
THE DIAMOND.
. Philadelphia, A.ug. 23. New Yorks,
5, Philadelphia 2,
. East Saginaw, Aug. 25. Peorias, 10;
Saginaws 6.
Detroit, Aug. 23. Clevelands 3; De
trolte 1.
Chicago, Aug. 23. Chicagos lS;Buf
falos 3.
Provklonce, Aug. 25. Boston 3, Prov
idences 2.
Toledo, Aug. 25. Toledos 10 Spring
fields 4.
Bay City, Aug. 25. Bay Citys 13;
Qulacys 6.
Grand Rapids, Aug. 2-3. Grand Rap
ids 18; Ft. Waynes 7,
Minneapolis, Aug. 25. Omahas 18;
Minneapolis 4.
A DI8ASTKOC8 FIRE.
Boston, August 26.- A a alarm rung
in this morning for fire- in a two-story
tenement house. No. Tacher'a court,
occupied by. eight families. The fire
spread with frightful rapidity. - Bo
fore the inmates could be takeu out,
four were" sniothered, and one fatally
injured by jumping from the building.
Te
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The killed are George and Thomas Mc
Laughlin, aged 14 and 11 respectively;
Mrs. Fred. Savage, aged 40, ana ivauo
aid Mamie Savage, aged 14 and o
months respectively. The cries for help
from the persons, imprisoned amid the
fUmes wero heartrending, but people
ou the street could do nothing towards
saving them. The flames were sub
dued in less than half an hour. John
Savage, first to discover the fire, gave
the alarm and jumped to the ground,
a distance of 30 feet. He had one leg
bAdly hurt. John McLaughlin, awaken
ed by lhe cries of Savage, saved his
wife and girls and two of his boys, Wil
lie and James. In his second attempt
to return, he was driven back by the
flames. Little George . McLaughlin
rouoliul thn roof, and a canvas was
spread in the street below and he was
told by his fother to jump into his arms.
The boy bravely jumped, missed the
rnnvHa unit w- fatallv injured. His
uiotucr is crazed with augun.ii.
fehe attempted three times to enter the
burning building to save her other boy
Thomas, and received such injuries be
fore she could be secured that sue is not
expected . to live. The Are was un
doubtedly started in Savage's apart
ments. It is believed to have been a
kerosene lamp which one of the broth
ers threw on the other. It is also b
lieved that John Mcintosh had a hand
in causing the fire. John Flynn, who
slept in the room directly adjoining
the Savages, overheard some one crying
out '-lor God's sake don't throw that
lamp." Mcintosh and the two Savages
were arrested tbis evening, and held to
await developments.
A GOVERNOR IN TROUBLE.
Chicago, August 26. The papers here
have published in advance of its filing
a bill in chancery against Josiah W.
Begole, governor of V'chian, charg
ing him with malfeasance in the man
agement of the estate of his deceased
son, Frank C Begole. The son died in
Florida in 1873, and the bill asserts
that under duress he deeded to his
father 1.000 acres of Wisconsin land. It
is also declared that the governor paid
to the window of the deceased only
4.300 of the $3,000 insurance on the
life of the deceased, and that he lias
never made an accounting as trustee
and guardian. The bill is to be filed
oa behalf of the ini.mi irraiidson of the
governor.
THE WAGES OF COTTON SrlNSERS.
New x ork, August 20. The senate
sub-committee on laor and education
yesterday heard Robert Howard, cotton
spinner or r all liiver, Mass. lie gave
a detailed account of the working oj
the spinning business in Massachusetts
The wages of spinners before organiza
tion aTeraged $7.10 a week; now the
average was $10.40. Adjourned until
Monday.
RESTRICTIONS OX AMERICN MEAT.
Chicago, August 26. J. II. Sander
son, of the special United States treas
ury commission, has just returned
from Europe Ileexprisses the belief
in a published interview, that England
will remove the restrictions on the im
portation of American cattle, but that
Germany will not remove its restric
tions on the importation of American
0"k until this government inaugurates
a system of thorough inspection.
STREIGHT & CO.
(NnteniMr to Mtreisht A Miller.t
MANUFACTURER OF
FINE f HEAVY HARM
lare line or
Saddles Bridles Collars WMps &c
always in stock. .
Repairing o F all Kinds neatly dene o
iort notice.
Maiu Street, betv een Fourth and Firth.
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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 lots are very easy of
access, and high and sightly. :
. . For particulars call on -
E. SAGE, PronY,
'. AT ":-
. SAGE'S XIARDWAItE STORE.
FlattamoBth. Keh.
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trrfactlr saf byjrtotieatid atay?, its
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johv KiTraaaAM, A. vr. moicohxi
rmident. , CwliM.
FIRST NATIONAL
OF PLATT8MOUTII. NkRUARKA,
OIIr-th very t faculties for the prompt
tranaulon of lefcltlinat
BANKING BUSINESS.
Stocks, Bonds, Gold. Ciovernm-ni snu
ed aud Inteivst allowed on time Oertl n -cato,
linIt drawn, available in any
part of the United State and all
the principal towun ol
Europe.
Collection made & promptly remitted.
HlghMt market price, paid for County War
rants. State aud County Bond-.
DIRECTORS J
JoL
n rityceraid
A. :. louzauu.
It. C Cu-liing.
John
ii It. ClarK.
I,,voy
A. W MeLauehlln.
WEKPING WATER
WBBPINU WATER. - NEIL
. Ii. It RED, President.
15. A. (UliSON, V tee-President.
It. S. WILKINSON. Cashier
A General Banting Business Transacted.
uicrosiTrt
Receivea. and Interest allowed on Time Certi
ficates. DKAt'TM
Drnwu available in any part of the United
States and nil the principal cities of Europe.
Agents for the celebrated
Hum Line of Stealers.
Bank Cass County
Cotner Mala and Sixth Streets.
plattsm:otjti-i iltieib
S JOHN BLACK. President, i.
t J. M. PATT-iKSON. Cashier. (
Trdnsacts a General Banlring Business.
HIGHEST CASH PRICE
Paiil tor County and City War. -ants.
t'or.LKcrioaiM aiRi
and promptly remitted for.
DlRECCTOllS : '
Jol.j' Ulack. J. M. Putt rsoii, C. II. l'arnel
F. Ii. Guthmsmn, J. Morrixsey, A. B.
mitli. Fred U order.
I c. St. J., ana C B
Safest. Best and Most Reliable
LINK IN THE WEST.
Magnificent D ning Care,
Elena St Day Coaches1
2 Si Louis Trains Daily,
2 Omaha Trains Daily,
2 Kansas City Trains Dailr
9. Ate. ison Trains Daily,
Two Trains for
St Paul, Minneapolis, Sioux Citj1
An I all p3iat li mrthwest. with
Pullman Sleeping Gars,
Between Kansas City ani St. Panl
WITHOUO: CHANGE
All trains run on time. connecting for all point'
Z ast West, North & South
Itcketf for sale ut all regular ticket office-,
ntor-nation reeardiax rate, time, &c. cheer
lly given addiessiug
J, F. Barn a no.
A. C. Danvrs, tien'ISnpt.
Gen'l I'asa Acen
NEW
Furniture Stare
jr. i. TJisrKTJHC,
UEALkK in
FTONITURE S COFFINS.
and all kind of goods usually kept m a
Fitti r c!jA.mm naxiTiKK btokk
Also, a very complete stock of Funeral Goods,
Metallie&WoOuenCofflns Casiets Rolies,
EMBLEMS, &C
Our New and elegant hearse is always in
readiness.
Remember the place, in UNION
BLOCK, on Sixth Street, TWO
Doors sonth of Casa Comi
ty Bank.
Whear we may be found night or day.
J. I UNRUH,
2itij .uixritf jjr.i. nib
AT JOE McVErS
Sample Rooms
Ton will find the Finest Importea
French Brandy, Champaign, and other
Fine Wines, Pure Kentucky Whissies.
several of the best and most popular
brands of BOTTLE BEER, Fresh
Beer always on draught, and Fine Ci
van - ?6tf.
, GAFF, FLEISCmN k CO.
COMPRESSED YEAST.
TUe beat yeast ii use, , received , freeb
every TUESDAY und FRIDAY
. mornings. I'm I s j jjJid by
New Pj
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C. G.
Louisville Branch Store!
Can be found the itent mid
best stock ol
CLOTHING,
Trunks, Valises, Boots and Shoes,
In Cass County, at 13el I Jock Triccp. Kcmcmbcr tne placo.
THI. mnEBRdDJLIII), Manages..
(D. (H. IHIIEIHInILID9
11 CWIJHCTI
itituoutIIediccie,
THIS MAGNETIC BELT IS
WARRANTED TO CliREr.
n..
fol-
wtthMitinedlcln:-Plii In tfc aback. k'P"j r?'l
llatba. rr..JckllUjf,laa.k;la. ''' fab I Hi
or
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aaal tba kldry.plul dluaw., isrpld ll.er, or
cailaal eMlulua. l-iaotra, thrna. heart dl.
ZIm. dyapepela, eonifpatloa. rrylM-lH, lndle
tloaV herala ar raptara, oatarrb, pUea, opllcpcj,
vTb.n'VJ.VdeblJlly of tha CEXEBATITE uB8AXI
occura. I oat vitality. la'k wfaerva fyrvm aad ler,
waatlac wr.Liwrl. aad all tbaae aimrum a a par
aeaal aatare. from whatever cau-. tha coiitlauoua
stream of Matmetlm permratliiK h.?-Pi. m
a.atratare Ikra la m health aeu.-- TUvra ia no
miaUtka aoout uua iiipiiave.
LAD'GNETIC
ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER, m
TO THE LADIES:-5-"ls
E ab aatlea.DTpe.pela, ar wit h Vlaeaaea af th e I.I r
l: IJnr.k lieaMlaeba or t old !, r- oll or
W'.k AalTe-7ar twollea reeU an Abdominal Ke lt
and a pair of Mf?(netlc Koot Batterlen hav;. no .upertor
In the re'lrf anil cii" of all thea romplalnU. 1 hj-y
carry a puwurful wasneUo force to Ui aeat or Uia
dlFaVTLama Baeb, Weabaeaa af tba Bplae. Vail
Ink of the woiab. taeprrha.CbrolelBaajMia-
ppreeeed aad ir-
lieatAppUaaea
CbraUva A(l
For all fo.-ma of Feaaala IMOIealtlea It la nnmr
paaaed by any thing before ln-ntt. both a. a cuj auve
airentandaeaBourofof poverand ritalliatlon.
Price of either Belt with Matrnetic Foot batterlea. 1 1 X
Bent by axpreiwC.O. D .and exanilnMion allowed. orby
mall on receipt of price. In orderin. wnd menro or
waist and size of phoe. KeniUtunce ca be made lu cur
reney, aent In letur at our rl-k.
TheMng-naton OarmentH a.-e adapted to all age", ara
worn er tha nnderclothlnir, ut aaat ta tha
hady Uka tha aaaay SaWaala aa4 Kleecrte Ilia
bnaa advartlaed eo catenalvrWi and should be
taken off at night, They hold their pnwtrfarmr.mna
are worn at all seasons of the year. ..,,
Send .tamp fortlie"New lietarturel.i Medlral Treat
ment Wlthaat Madldae," wita thousands ot tasUts
EUais.
THE MAGNETON APPLIANCE CO.,
218 Mtmttt SU. ChicuKU. JU
MIKE SCHNELLBACHER,
li I.J1 CKSJtlt Til
HOUSE SHOEING & WAGON KEPAIP.INC
All Kinds of Farm' implements Menfleil will
Neatness and Dispatch.
Horse, Mule& Ox Shoeing
n short, we'll shoe anything that liar
four feet, from a Zebra to a Giraffe.
Come and see us.
isTnuw SHOP
n Filth St between Main and Vine Street
xst across e corner from the nkw IIEKAI
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Meat Market,
LAFE (NEIL, Prop'r.
esf Untton Perl Yea! CMctetis. &c
Conitantlv on hand.
Alao.aU kinds of UAXE lnseasoo. and ct-
erything kept In f
FIOT-CLAKS MEAT SHOP
At lowest possible rates. -
6JJ FLATiaMODTHwKiCB.
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& m J m
F3 j j CD
rrhava ar Fluodla. Falafal,
rraalar Meaatraatlaa, Karreaaeaa
lj7e. thla la thr Uct AapUaaca ad
p In
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vHEROLL
Gents' Fttrflid
Sole IPyopgtog
ARNICA PREPARATIONS
ClietuiBtry baa dlcovrd noiutnedr jIi-lo-to
rnlca f r heolinK t.rnal wupftomi. 1 1 r ht
lypreprd aiiU ouuiOluoO. it Uaitio equal a A
toilet preparation.
TTjo Lil(ilat conoon-
atlon of ortiiua. win
Bloodily cure cliai-
ImhI IimikU. crsrk tl
l and rouliiir
of the aUlr.wlmtlir iibpU f roi u o Ii ' tio I
vniwi or tlie uh of JiritTf-'lU. COtMfcl
iijiiii.
H H.
Will euro iilmpl on nn'l Jin, riiu i lua
rhi. akin all mhU f r. lnvulu..Uo In Hiill
Itlirunt. Alnriiiiy miio'ly Tor cuts, burna, lriiinut,
I"Il iMwea. rtuJu IS lbAL 'A-UtiUM,
mil pt cnin
iiiii r Aiiur
Prllshirtillr pr-
furue-J, hlKlilr in.-d-Ivsled,
Al aolut".
Iv mira. Krna tbo
skin from chapplnz and ImourU to It lllej pul
lioisltliy if low. Uurlvulled for cloanliicr tli
Hialp anl erailicatltitf tlanlrtiff. Tlio tr
!ect toilet soap in tUa world. l'ltICl. 80
1UU IIJVB. !-.
eotita.
Shaving Soap
A rnrdlcatM artiflu
of raurtj merit. I'ra
vetnta all plinpl.-a.
MAKES SflAVINO- rEl.It.llT.
Knd.iriwl by 1eaullnx Harbors, who ahT of it,
"Without parallel as a atiavlns ftoap. ltlcb In
lather and laeUn. Knepa the lafla and neck fr
frnm uhnnlea. ixf ICK 10 eta. for lrM Cavke.
0
A TOOTH SOAP
fa without question
the uioat perfect ar
tide aver produced,
aa it tmtoblv cImsliib.
es the teth thorouKhly, lut tho couihlnatloo
wi:h arnica preserve, and hardens tha leuun. it
Kive t the hre.th a aweet, dllcat odor. If
taato ia dellhtfu.. I'rioe. fto aj ho.
All dniKKiata ae 1 the ahrrva articlea, or WO Will
mail theui, postimlil.nu receipt of pi-ice.
O. H. OTRONO & OO.,
Sole Proprietors and ManTr., Chlcatrav
WILL J. WA'iltlCK,
AGENT,
rLATTSMOUTIf,
NKUUAfiKA.
HORSE-SHOEING
CITY SHOEING SHOP.
I am going to do all kind of lihocing, and
do Carriage and Woon work. Ilepnalrlx and
Plow; work done to order : now Is your time to
patroblze me. Slop on Wa"lilnKton Avenue
at the
Horss-shoo Sign..
tCJood Satisfaction Guhranteed.
GEO. PAI.MEU,
wistf I'latUmoutli. Nt b.
O, A. VRSCLEY & CO'O
MaipkDijii
DE3T IN TUE MARKET.
Made OXLTot Vegetable Oil
and Vui-e Ucef Tatlow.
To Indued housekeepers to give this Soap -
a trial. WITH EACH BAR
WE GIVE A FINE
TABLE NAPKIN
This offer J made for a short time onlr
and should bt. taken advantage of at ONCZ.
Wo "WARRANT this Soap to do more wash'
In? with greater eae than any soap in C
market. It has no EQUAL lor uo la hi '
e.nd cold water. -s "
T0';a IIA3 IT. v
O.AWrisley
AGENCY
FIRE DISDMCE C
CITY, of London,
QUEEN, of Live
PIREMAV TUND. of Calif
EXPREESS 6CC!?A
AMERICAN EXPT"3 C?..
WELL'S FABGO C(. T
OCQco In iiock wood Block,
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