t
V.
STREIGHT CO.
(Mae f MCrsslsrkt Miller.
MAXUrACTVBM OF
FINES HEAVY BARNES.
A large line of
Saddles Bridles Collars Whips. &c
always In stock.
Utpalrlng of all Kindt neatly tithe o
tort notice.
Main Street, between Fourth and filth.
HOTEL.
CITY HOTEL.
This beautiful three story trick Dtracturc. on
lower Maid street. ha Jut been finished aod
11 ttrd up for the accommodation of
TRANSIENT ClTOlfEJlS.
" 1 " ' AND
KKCJULAK BOARDERS.
EVERY THING NEtf AND CLEAN
i
A GocdBar ffi&r1
'if. i J lit! (Cis-.
with the
Tit ii
XUIIBXR.
CALL AT THE
Old Reliable
LULVIBEB YARD
H. A. WATERUAN &
Wholesale and KetallDealer In
PINE LUMBER
SHliNGLES, LATH,
SASH, DOORS,
BLIND 3, &c,
fourth Mreet. in rear of Opera House.
PLATTSMOUTH. NEBRASKA
SKCOD HAHD GOODS-
J. LEVY,
i... Will BUY and SELL all kinds of
rjk:tittjre,
METALS,
IRON,
RAGS
AND
FURS
Will advance money on all
SALABLE GOODS,
on lower Main street.
One dror west of Beck's Furniture sore
Plattsmouth. Feb. 1st. 1883 46tf.
r
BOOTS AND SHOE?
f " , l -
AND
IHIEPAlIlllING
AT
Sherwood's,
Plattsmouth, Nebraska
CIGARS.
Just Received
A FINK LINE OFJ
MEERSCHAUM AKD BRIAR PIPES
, OF DIUECT JDIPOBTATIOS.J
A Challenge 5c Cigar,
8 Uliy made for the retail trade only. 4
Pepperberg's Cigar Factory,
ERNST WAGNKR
Practical Architect.
SUPERINTENDENT
A&CBITXCT17IXAZ WORK A
" SPCCLiXTY
Plans an! Spacilcatloos will be carefully
uuTied.out. and full attastlon will be given as
to safety and durability.
LESSONS ON PAIWTINO
4Watr Colors, Crayon and Pencil,
ff 9 oreTjyr? VsiVQP'' fl JJJp
1c3
ON
tosnooi HERALD.
PUBLISHED DAILY AND WKEKLT
BT
The Plallsmoulti Herald PiHiskiii Co.
OFFICIAL. FAPKK OF TUK CITY
For City and County Directory, Railway Time
Table. Telephone Kxcuaag Business Di
rectory, Business Cards &. see fourth pae.
Notice to Advertisers.
Copy for display advertisement or changes
In advertisement most be, banded In to the
business office not later than 10 a. in. of the
day In which they urn to be Inserted. Copy
for pay locals and special notices munt be
bandei lu before 3 D. in. each dav to Insure 111-
semou. II AI. UUDHMCLL,
Business Manager.
4, Salisbury, Dentlkt.
C. A. MurNliall, Dentist, muc
censor to Clutter & Maratliall.
Teeth extracted wltbout pain.
uy use ornifrous Oxide Cia.
We are informed that Dr. John Black
arrived in New York from Liverpool
on tho Icth inst.
A white frost last night throughout
the city on tbe low grounds. Not se
vere enough, however, to do any dam
age.
S. L. Thoma9 took the 2d premium
on bees and honey at the state fair, lie
had a colony of bees which made 1i
pounds of honey iu the 10 days prior
I to the examination.
Manager Young has another treat
in store for lovers of the drama in
the appearance of the noted Ben Cot
ton at the Opera House next Satur
day night.
From Mr. O Keefe who came in yes -
terday from the west we learn the B
k M, hail another wreck Saturday.
A freight train in going over the
Crete or highland hill which,, isne
oi tue worsi on me roau uroise into,
and then came together with such
force as to ditch three cars loaded
with wheat, and derail several others,
the wreck train from Lincoln soon ar
rived and after delaying the passen
ger train about two hot rs the track I
was cleared and evertbing moved
along as usual, no one being hurt.
The Police court was occupied a part
of the time Saturday trying a case
where a boy had been using his lists
with violence on the frame of a Miss
Lawpman Mrs. Lampman, the mother
of the girl, proved to be a vigorous talk tr
.and as attmey for the prosecution,
made some telling hits, on Ler adven-
turee. Alex. Mcintosh defended the
boy with considerable warmth, but the
female attorney had her way, and tho
boy was fined $1 and costs,, amounting
in all to over $10. The court room was
crowded by an appreciative audience
that enjoyed the parley in a high de
gree.
ft
A little case of petit larceny oc
curred at Bennett & Lewis store this
morning that created a great deal of
muiguauun tor a nine as tiic pcic-
1 r . I . I
trator of the boiu deed was seen oy
several parties making way with the,
goods and ye no arrests were made,
ui hough a n ember ot our police force
stood not hall a block away when the
tuiei sKippetl out witn ine sioien pro-
perty. A Herald reporter, indignant
that the fair name of our city should
be clouded b' so flagrant a violation
of our laws and the non punishment
of the offender, investigated the mat
ter and found the property stelen was
a ten pound chunk of choice dried
beef and that "Dandy" Livingston,
the Doctors favorite setter was the
purloiner,
In our notice of losses sustained by
visitors to the state fair last week, we
failed to note the disappearance of 820
from the pocket of our friend, Wm.
Pierce, which occurred in this way :
he had safely seated himself in the
coach on his way home, when two or
three well dressed fellows attempted
to couple the bell cord, which seemed
to be in a hopeless tangle. They crowd
ed and jostled around him for a few
minutes when they got it fixed, and a
half an hour afterward Mr. Pierce
found he had been fixed too by the tak
ing of $20 which he had carried in an
inside breast pocket to his vest. The
diet rascals could not be fouud,and Mr.
Pierce returned home $20 wiser as well
a poorer.
The Germans, in their church, last
Sabbath felt bke the Sparrow that has
found a bouse. Their joy now means
cheerful and hopeful activity in and
around their house. Redeeming their
time and opportunity, they have elect
ed a new board of trustees for incor
porating themselves, appreciating the
necessity ot law and order. Liking
their house of worship so well, thoy
will continue to have there Sabbath
School at 9 :30 a . m and service at 10 :30
a. m. and 7 :30 p. m. every Sabbath, and
singing exercises every Monday even
ing at 7:30.
Believing their friends who have
promised them help, they rejoice in
hope. J. W.
ABEI0C BEADY TO DYEI
Uarlbnrt and Miller
proprietors of the Omaha Fancy Steam
Dyeing and French Dry cleaning works
107. South Fifteenth street, Omaha
Neb., recommend their facilities for
cleaning, dyeing and curling plumes
and tips on three days notice; ladies
suits in velvets, Silks. Satins etc.,
cleaned by the French Dry cleaning pro
cess. Ladies and gents' clothiug clean
ed, dyed and repaired. All kinds of
fancy dyeing, merchant's shelf-worn
goods a specialty.
All orders by mail or express given
prompt attention.
Simmons & Fisbbceks rink will not
be open to the publicMonday night as
it is reeled to private parties that eve
niug. diV
PlfesiNALJll"
B. S. Ramsey is la Louisville today.
Jacob Bcrge was a west bound pas
senger yeaterdar.
Mrs. R. C. Gushing, of Lincoln, is
in tbe city today.
Mrs. J. II. Becker went to Omaha this
morning .
Jeff. L. Stone returned to "Republi
can" headquarters this morning. .
Sam. Hutchison, a stalwart II. S. M.
boy, Is seeing friends here today.
A. Bceson ia in Papillion today, in
attendance at district court.
Miss Jennie Johnjou returned to
Plattsmouth this morning after a brief
sojourn at Louisville. . '
O. A. Mullou, the auable ami efficient
court reporter for this districf, is In the
city today.
The Katie Putnam party went to
Red Oak, where they will entertain
the theatre goers tonight.
John O'Keefe, after spending Sun
day in the city returned to his railroad
work at Do witt, this morning.
Geo. MajGeld, of the Louisville" Ob
server, is in the city today, figuring on
the situation.
Frank Wheeler started tor Lincoln
last vsning, where he will again attend
the University.
W.' li. Davis, of Seward, was in tbe
city yesterday,' the guest of his neph
ew, Steve Davis.
L. Kalisky, f Weeping Water, after
seeing .friends in this city, took the
1 train for Omaha this morning.
J. . Morrison having an important
c?we in Sarpy county, is in Papillion,
at court today.
Cap. .bhaanon goes to JJellevue, today,
to finish up his fruit canvass in that
countv.-
Jap Smith returned to his railroad
work this morning, in the western part
0f the State,
Aug. Reiuhackel spent Sunday in
the ciy returning to his work at Syra
cuse this morning.
Judge Sullivan went to York on legal
business. He will be back in time for
the next primaries, he says.
Mrs. Wiley, of Three Groves, left on
the K. C. this morning, to visit the Ex
position at Kansas City.
Miss Flora Davis, who has been visit
ing friends here for a few weeks, re
turned home this morning. ,
B. &. M. engineer Overlauder and
wife left this morning for Blairsville,
Iowa, to .visit a married daughter at
that place.
We are pteasod to see the smiling
countenance of Johnny Sexton, an old
B. & M. boy, on our streets again, and
tn know thflt he walka fririlt lato
o " "
, . b at t,8 ahom which
- - sh
b 1
Myron Wheeler, a former student of
the University, of Plattsmouth, takes
position of court teuographer in
judge postg judicial district. He steps
. fi Doait?on for a vountr man
not vet out of his teens. State Journa1.
Mrs. Moses Ddgu, of Ashland, has
been in the city several days visiting
with her relatives, C. II. Paimele, Mr?.
Pottenger, Mrs. Robiue and Mrs. J. P.
Roberts, and thinks some of again
making Plattsmouth her hom-i. She
left for home this morning.
AY. H. Baker made his linal departure
for Ashland, this marn ing, where he
will open one of the largest stocks of
general merchandise to be fouud in
that city. Ashland is truly fortunate in
the accession of so energetic and fair
dealing a business man as they will
find in Mr. Baker. We are only sorry
that Billy imagined he could do better
there than here, nevertheless the Her
ald wishes him success.
F. S. White has just received a car
load of "Sea Foam" winter wheat pat
ent flour guaranteed to be as good as
any made in the United States and
prices as low as the lowest. Also a
car load of bran just received which
we deliver to any part of the city.
164tf
m -
Dr. Schlldknecht's Office-
At the present and until further no
tice, I will have my office with Dr. Sal
isbury in the Rockwood block over
Johnson Bros.' store, where I may be
found during office hours.
169dWtf W. H. SCHILDKNECHT.
Taken Up.
By the subscriber on Platte bottom
Sunday Sept. 8th two yearlings heifers
red marked with white on the belly.
Owners will please claim property pay
charges and take them axray.
dtt Cha's. Vanhebventeb.
A Great Oiseoyery.
That is daily bringing joy to the
homes of thousands by saving many of
their dear ones from an early grave.
Truly is Dr. King's New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Asthma,
Bronchhitls, Hay Fever, Loss of Voice,
Tickling in the Throat, Pain in Side
and Chest, or any disease of the Throat
and Lungs, a positive cure. Guarante
ed. Trial Bottles f-ee at J. M.Roberts.
Drag Store. Large size Si. 00.
A Ban on s Drag Store.
Never was such a rush made for any
DrutT Store is now at J. M. Roberts, for
a Trial Bottle of Dr. King's New Dis
covery for Consult ptiou, Coughs and
Colds. All persona affected with Asthma,
Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Severe Coughs
or any affection of the Throat and
Lnngsrcan get a Trial Bottle of this
great remedy free, by calling at above
Druj Store. Bilaj JLzo $1.00 -
9
THK
RKPUDLIOAM COUNTY
CONVENTION.
PLATTSMOCTH CITT, 1ST WARD.
Julius Tepperbu rg, Alex Schlegel,
II. M. Bushnell, A. W. McLaughlin
S. I Vanatla.
2d ward,
W. a Wise, J. H. Fairfield,
n. C. McMacken, W. II. Shafer,
John Calhoun, Thomas Wale.
3D WAIiD.
J. A. Richey,
S. Dutton,
M. D. Polk,
Wm. Hayes,
II. L. E. Lincoln,
O. C. Smith,
David Miller,
J. C. Newbury,
Wm. McCaully.
4th WATD,
W. Smith,
Wm. Ballance,
Matt Schlegel,
L, C. Erven,
F. Carruth,
. S. Greisel,
Uyrnn Clark,
J. C. Eikinbarry, J. W. Sage.
LOUISVILLE.
jamcs Robinson,
S. Twiss,
K. O. May Held, B. G. Hoover,
I. M. Ward, D. D. Martiudale,
ELM WOOD.
John Ellington, Joseph McCaig, ..
George Buell, Peter Eveland,
J. II. McKinnon.
SOUTH BEND.
E. E. Day, Geo. A. Hay,
A. L. Root, Sam Long,
W. L. Welles.
PLATTSMOUTH FBECINCT.
W. R. Murray, Wm. Wettencamp
Charles Jean, A. B. Taylor,
Charles Warner, Wm. Gllmour,
mt. r LEAS ANT.
S. Richardson, S. Rector,
P. Reed, Lewis Cole,
B. Critchficld.
KOCK BLUFFS.
S. M. Davis. Wm. Loyd,
Sidney Miner, James Cole,
Wm. Royal, Geo. Edson,
Joseph Lloyd, Lewis Young,
Anderson Root.
WEEPIXO WATER.
g -yt Orton,
R. S. Wilkinson,
J. T. Marshal,
D. T. Dudley,
S. W. Coglizer,
J. M. Carter,
P. F. Everett,
D. Drum,
Elias Peck,
Geo. Wood.
I J. M. Beardslev,
C. C. Hadsell,
II. D. Travis,
D. Woodard,
James Johnson,
J. Stucker,
N. Satchel,
B. A. Root,
Katie Putnam.
Very seldom it is that a Plaits
mouth audience is more delighted
than they were last Saturday evening.
Katie Putnam one of the most tallen
tcd and renowned actresses on the
American stage with an exceptional
ly strong company appeared that eve
ning at the Waterman Opera House
in the comedy "Lena The Madcap"
and irom the rise of the curtain in
the first act to the good bye of Miss
Putnam at the close, the audience
was charmed and amused in i way
almost unknown to them heretofore.
Miss Putnam in her KCting is simply
charming anf it is all real life with
out a flavor of imitation. When she
prattles her lines the stage, the house
the audience, all are forgotten and
you see a rollicking girl in real life,
such as one reads about and occa
sionally meets. The play was sim
ple pretty and the plot natural and
not overdrawn. The entirey compa
ny were strong and eminentl satis
factory in their acting while the au
dience were delighted withthe enter
tainment entire.
. Notice.
All persons are warned against per
cussing two certain promisory notes
which were stolen from the undersign
ed at Omaha on the evening of Septem
ber 13tii '83. Oue note being in the
sum of $192,00 in from of T, W. Foun
tain and given by J. J. Rodgers, said
note was endorsed on the back by T.
W.Fountain and tiansfered to the 'un
dersigned C. H. Dill. Also one note in
the sum of $25, given to the under
signed and signed by Geo. McUormack,
all parties are herebv warned not to
purchase toe above described notes.
South Bend, Neb Sept 15, 83 tf
C. H. Dill.
Bed rock prices. I have on hand
a large and very superior stock of fur
niture, much of which I propose to sell
off at cost. My goods are for sale and
oefore purchasing I wish everybody
who needs furniture to call and look
them over. All I ask ol the public is
to examine my goods and my prices,
d&wtf Henry Boeck.
Dressmaking.
To the ladies of Plattsmouth and
vicinity I wish to announce t hat I have
taken the rooms lately occupied by
Mrs. Tiitt in the Uuion block, where I
shall continue dressmaking and invit
all to call. Mrs. M. E. Mortcn.
dl25t6-wl9tf
Notice.
Notice is hereby given that George
W. Sexton will apply to the Board of
County Commissioners of Cass County,
Nebraska at its Etated meeting in Oc
tober 1883 for a license to sell malt
Spiritus and Vinous liquors in Avoca
Cass County, Nebraska, one year from
date of allowance.
Wanted.
500 men to unload Schooners at.
153tf J. J. McVey's
Bremner's milk cracker's. l631mo
Ask for
cracker's.
Bremner's Eureka batter
1631mo
A Square Meal
Can be had at the City Hotel for only
25 cents and lodging at same reasonable
rates. Farmers and Commercial Men
will please bear this in mind. d&wtf
Buy Bremner's choice cracker's.
1631mo
Ask for Bremner's cracker's.
l631mo
Special attractions in Silverware at
L. C. Erven's. 155-tf
s Leave orders for grapes from Lees
ly's nursery at A. Clark s grocery.
7 ... 103dtf- '
DCLCOATCO ELECTED TO
Eepvfcbcaa Coaatj Csmvetaion. -
The republican electors of Cass county are
hereby called to send delegates to aj republt
can county con vein Ion to be held at Weeping
Water on Thursday Sept. 90 at 11 a. m. the ob
ject of the convention belns; to nominate can
didates for the following; offices to be ailed at
the November state and county election :
One county clerk.
One couutv treasurer.
One sheriff.
One couuty Judge.
One county superintendent of public Instruc
tion. tine cleric of the district cu
Ooe county surveyor.
One county coroner.
One commissioner lo Id district
Also to elect thirteen delegates to attend the
state convention l Iu. h-i.t r.. i..i.. u . ,
and also to elect delegates to the iiud Judicial
.ini.v wuTDUiiwj in uuuiuiir as may oe aerelu
alter provided for. The bails of representa
tion for delegates to this conveuilon Is niied as
Oue delecateat large from each ward and
precinct and oue deieiratM for nprv fir!--
w uiajgr lioviiuil cast ior K. I . JUggen
In 1882.
The several wards and rrHirt nr iitiii...i
i- icproseuiation as follows :
i lattitiuoutu city, 1st ward 5 delegates
uiu 0
3rd " io
FlattHniouth Drecluct !" '!" "
Kock lilufls .
Liberty '
Elgnt Mile Orove 7
Mtfleasaut 5
Avoca
Louisville i
Center e
WeeuiDK Water ix
HoutU Bend 5 "
Eiiuwood a
Stove Creek 7
H;tlt Creek c '
Greenwood 5
'1 Id ton ,1
Total ourub. r of delegates 135
The primaries htm culled u follow
urday. the lath day of 8epteuiber.ls83. and In
tructed to hold open at least one-half hour
after the advertised hour of ouning
1'iatumoutU city 1st ward. Co Judges office
at 7 :30 p. ui
Second ward, at 2nd ward school house at
7 :30 P. in.
Third ward, Sullivan's effice at 7 :30 p. m.
"" vvyavuiuillliucr ai I JJU.
Plattsmouth precinct. Taylor school houoe at
p. m.
Kock Bluffs. Berger school house at 3 p. m.
Liberty, fr'oldea school house at 3 p. in.
Avoca. liepner school house, at 2 p. m.
Mt. Pleasant Uiliuore school house at 3 p. m.
Eight Mile Grove, ileils school houe at 7 :'M
p. m.
Louisville, B O Hoover's office at 7 Jo p. m.
Center, Grand Prsir.e school house at 3 p. in.
Weening Water, eeh k1 house at 4 d. iu.
Stove Creek, Stove Creek school house at 3 p.
in.
Elmwood, Elmwood Center school house at
i :ju p.m.
South Bend, town school house at 7 JO p. m.
Halt Creek, town school house at 7 :30 j. in.
Greenwood, KameY school house at 1 :30 p.
m.
Tipton, r t usual place at 7 30 p. in.
Voted that nroxles to convention must coma
from same ward or precinct as delegates .Were
nuiu wuum iucy repreaeni.
By order of the committee.
M. At. Butlkk.
H. M. Beam? ell. Chairman.
Secretary.- -
Republican 8tate Convention, a
The Republican electors of the State of Ne
braska are hereby called to neul delegates
from the several counties to neet in State
Convention at Liucolu. Wednesday. September
26, A. D. 1883, at 6 o'clock p. in., for the pur
pose 01 placing in nomination candldatex lor
the following named offices, to-wit ;
une j ustice 01 tne supreme court.
Two Regents of the University.
One University Regent to fill vacancy.
The several counties are entitled to repre
sentation in the State Convention, as follows.
na eu upon tue vote cant ior r. itoggen for
Secn-tary of state, giving one delegato'to each
one hundred and nuy (loo) votes, uud one del
egate for the fractieu of seveut-five (75) votes
or over : also one delegate for each organized
county .
Counties
Del.
....7
5
....5
Counties
Johueon
Kearney
Keith
Knox
Del.
....7
3
....1
Adams
Antelope...
Boone
Buffalo
. 6
.6
Butler 6
Burt 8
Lancaster 24
Lincoln 4
Loup 2
Madison 5
Merrick 4
Nance 2
Nemeba 9
Nuckolls 4
Otoe 11
Brown 3
Cass 13
Cedar..... 2
Cheyennee tl
Clay , 8
Colfax 4
Cuming r
Chase 1
Custer 3
Pawnee 8
Pheluts.
.3
..2
..5
. 6
..4
.12
..4
..9
. .
..3
Cherry ...1
rierce
Platte
Polk
Ked Willow.
Kichai-deou.
saline
Liakota
Dawson 3
Dixon 4
Dodge 9
Uoutdas 16
Dundy..
.1 1 Sarpy
Finnore
Franklin
..4 I Si: ward.
b sauuuers....
Frontier...
. 2 1 sneeiuan.
Furnas 6 . Stanton
2
Oage 11 I Sioux
lioeper...... ..s .nayer J
&reeeley 2 Valley 4
nau 01 wssuingum
uammon t
Harlan 4
Wayne.
3
v beeler -
Webster 6
York 8
Total 371
Hitchcock 2
Holt 5
Howard.... 3
Jefferson :.b
It Is recommended that no proxies be ad
mitted to tho convention, except tuch as are
held by person residing m tbe counties from
which the proxies are give.i.
uko. w. c uoknev, vnairman.
S. B. Colson. Secretary.
Fresh Calilornia fruits and celery
received every other dav at
149-tf. r. s. vv niTE's.
Bremner's cracker's are the best.
1631 mo -
Frenh Oysters.
Fresh oysters just received and for sale
at Fred Stadelman's. 167tf.
Morley shaves for 10 cents. 162tf
A complete line of new goods, all
the latest patterns just received at. Ilas-
gorshek Bros. Call early Sherwood
block. loauot
Use 185 coal oil only, at 25 centa
gallon at Warrick's. lC6tf
Henry Boeck is selling furniture at
prices below any house of the same
style in Nebraska. If you doubt this
fact call onhim and know the truth, tf
Prime Timothy seed S1.90 per bu at
Johnson Bros. --; 24tf
Take none but Bremner's cracker's
and you will get the best. 1631mo
Why they Call IlImOldMau."
'Yes, that's sadly so." said Jenkins
umv hair is turning gray and falling
out betore its time. Use something?
I would, but most hair restorers are
dangerous." "True," answered his
friend, "but Parker's Hair Balsam is
as harmless as it is effective. I've
tried it, and know. Give the Balsam
a show and the boys will soon stop
calling you Old Man Jenkins." It
never fails to restore"the original ool
lor to gray or faded hair. Riehy
perfumcd, an elegant dressing.
Sept.l3w261m
Farmers and others desiring a gen
teel, lucrative agency business, by
which 85 to $20 a day can be earned,
send addres at once, on postal, to II
C. Wilkinson & Co.. 195 and 197 Ful
ton St- New York. 40t6m
Everybody knows what red clover
is. It has been used many years by
the good old German women-and pbys
dans for the blood, and la known as
the best blood purifier whan properly
prepared. Combined with other medi
cinal herbs and roots. It torms Dr.
Jones' Bed Clover Tonic.which is good
for all blood disorders, torpid liver,
costiveness and sick headach. Sure
cure for pimples. Ask Smith & Black
Bros- druggist,. ior it Oaj fifty cts.
a bottle. OcUgeiwlyT-
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Advertisements under this head.Itbree cents
1 1 A 1. . . t
" HUD r ii inwillilll.
YOItKOWKD and not returned. I'crsous
A having books beloiiKiug to the undersjKU
ed aie requested to return them before their
memories (all. 16710 K. IL Livimoston.
ONEY TO I4JAN
'A auUlvan.
(in real estate by A.N.
VOTICE. roit 8AI.K. A corner lot and
s toro room ot'Hlte Opeia House, brick
block In Fairmont. Neb , oue of the best loca
tions In towu. For Hale at A Bargain If sold
within -JO days. a!o a au-k of icroceiies. a
good bu.lnen extabll.hed. P. O. addre.s, lock
drawer No. II. 16710.
FOR SALE A good winter row several stoves
and onie household furniture liniulre ot ii.
t OVC3KK.
lC76t
FOR BALK The
Iff llyer.
Woods property near Hber
J. W. Marshall.
Agent.
TTOR SAlR Residence proMTty, one of the
of the best locations lu th city, or v 111
trade for stock. Iii'iu're of J. VV, Martbls. loot!
IO It SALE OK RENT A good house with
seven rooms, conveniently arranged and
located near the I he business it trt of the city,
for particulars enquire of O, r . Jyger. 137ml
"CVJR WALK - Iloime and tots, price ftfto. fioo
x casii. balance In monthly p.iymeuts.
li. B. WINUHAM,
FOR SALE Several residences, cheap. In
quire of O. II. Wheeler & Co.
70 R 8ALB-Scratch Tablets In all sizes, at
a- thisoltlce. mt
IOR SALE a lot lu good locution. Particu
lars at this ofllco - ' W7lt
FOR SALE An order for a new American
hew lug Machine. Inquire at this office.
?OR SALK 1,000 cords of wood.
-- W. S. WlHM
Inquire of
tf
VOR SALE 1 Id papers for sale at this office
A at 40 cents er hundred or 6 cents per doz-
n. tl
IOR SALE Four lots together in good loca
tion In thl city. Inquire at this office tf
pOR RENT A house, 2 large roomi, rent ted
anu naiuied. r oer montn. lGi-tr. James
R. ROSS.
IOR RSNT One office room arid dwelling
connected. (3 roouiM) u.i stairs cvr llolt-
Mineiuer oakery, f.nqulre at Mis. lloltsehnei
der's. - 151 tf
ITOR RPXT-Htore Room.
113-te, . - - .
W. 8. Wise
pOR REXT Dwelling liou-e.
W.S.AVI8K.
FOR RENT Houee, convenient to shops,
tf. F.. . DOVEV & So.V,
TOR RENT South store room of the Union
- Block. Enquire of O. II. Black, B. Hpur
lock, Alva Drew, Business cimrolttee. I2tf
TOR RENT Dwelling Houses, Inquire of
lKidtf W. II. HHAKKK.
WANTED To rent a good dwelling house
convenient to High School 4 to 7 rooms,
anustaDie. inquire oi it. m. Busuueii, -"WANTED
Information as to tho wherea-
' 1 bouts of Joseph lily 1 lie bv his niece Eliza
aoptn i nomas who lauded at New ioik. July
27th.
Send to S. Slieneman, Soc'y of Immigration
1224 CheKtuut St., Philadelphia, Penu.
IV ANTED Two blacksmiths and a black-
smith helper at Schnellbacber's shop. MttI
WAITED--John Bauer has bought the Stohl
man place, cornel of h and V ine, and Is
prepared to accom mod ite I lie public in the
way of boardi-ig ard lo Iglng by the we-k or
month. lOiul ,
T OST A pass book containing papers valu-
awe only to owner huder please leave at this
office.
10711
"fDUND A ladiee pocketbook containing
A some cliauiie. The owner can have the
same by calling on C Breckenlield, proving
property and paying for tiiis notice. I5btf
WESCOTT'S
BOSS CLOTHING HODSB
Is the Place for YOU to Trade.
Our system ol doing bu8iness
will please 3'ou. Every article is
marked in plain figures and sold
on its own merits. 2so monkej
biz, no jewing, no humbug, no
auction goods, no shoddy goods:
yon get your money's worth every
time. Tho latest styles and best
goods obtainable with money are
in stock, and we will never be un
dersold by any house, either large
or small, and yon will always find
us anxious to serve your interests
in a manner to gain your eolid
custom. Gome and see us.
C. E. WESCOTT.
THE BOSS CLOTHIER,
Rockwood Block.
NEW
Furniture Store
DEALER IN
FURNITURE 8. COFFINS.
and all kinds of goods usually kept in a
HBS r CLAMM tf VUMlTVHR STOkE
Also, a very compfete stock of Funeral Goods.
Metallic&WooenCofflns Caskets Rotes
EMBLEMS, 4c. -
. Our Mew and elegant hearse Is always In
readiness.
Remember the place, in UNION
BLOCK, on Sixth Street, TWO
Doors sonth of Cass Coun
ty Bank.
Wbear we may be found eight or day.
-J. I UNRUH,
2iu3 . i. vrr4-i jr i. neb
M. O'CONNOR.
At the down-town saloon.
OPPOSITE THE JPERKLNS nOUSE,
Keeps a complete ine of
-7s7" I 3XT 353 S,
Liquors,
AND CIGARS, BOTTLED BEER,
ALE AND PORTER,
ZRUG'S OHAHA BEER
- - - ' .
and tbe best bra ad of Kentucky
81B whiskies.
ODpmiUf Perkins Hnuw. -
Pl.ATTSMOTTTH.
Instructions in Music.
MRS. SIMPSON
Desires to Inform ber friends and patrons that
- she will receive .
IN
at ber residence, on
RIVERVIEW HILL,
betw. Granite and Marble St's.
FALL TERM
'conuneoces 0eoiet8ter sd. 19B3,' ' xoitf -
EDUCATIONAL.
Husical Instructions
To My Friends:
I have reorganized rny clas.es
of Instruction upon tbe Piano, and should be
pleased to have such as may desire Instruction
to address or call upon roe. My terms are rea
sonable, and ray Instruction after the most Im
proved method. Pupils, beginning wrong, can
sever expect to bocomo masters. I Invite a
trial and examination.
KATIE DORRINOTON.
dlC2X'tf
THE TWELFTH YEAR
or the
UNIVERSITY Of NEBRASKA
WILL OPEN
TUESDAY. SEPT. 11, 1883,
with an ample corps ol instructor.
On application to the Chancellor catalogues
can be obtained by those de.lilug Information,
and certiorates for half fare on the railroads
by those expecting to attend.
First Term begins Tuesday. Sept. II lK).
Second" Thursday, Jan. 3, lHsl.
Third " Tue. day. April 1. last.
Annual Commencement Wednesday, Juno It
THE COLLEGE OF MEDICINE
will open October 2. I83. and continue e mo'i. '
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Legal Notice.
In the district court of Cass couutv. Nebras
ka. r
. Notice lo non-resident defendants.
Kmlllv.O Mullis. plalntllf rt Prancls 11. Men-T
tOn.Ueori'e lleuton. W illlHiii II. Ili-nton. hrr.
Myrtle King, minor heir of joliu U, llenton,
deceased, defendant..
timtit II. Kinv. .Iftlui . II. I(Iiim.k. .iiurill.ii ,.ff
J no aoove named defendants Franels M.
llenton, Oeorge llenton, Vt llliam II. llelieon.
Prejiiont U. KlliK. John 11. hhner: s-iiarrfian
of Myrtle King, minor heir of .John R. Hentou
neceaaeu. wi ii take nttice tliHt the plaiutin,
Kmily O. Muliis, of I'latssmoiith. l ass county .
Net)ranka. did on the 15te dav of September.
A- D. lH:t, (lie her petition lu the district court
ol vas county Nebraska, agaluxt ivid Krancls
ni. rieiuoii. (.eore itenton. winism II. Hen-- .
ton, Fremont O. King. John If itli.tcr. giiHrd
lanof Myrtle King, minor-heir of John it. llf4
ton, deceased, defendants, the object Md
piayer of faid petition is to liave tho title to
the following deHcribed real estate ouleled in .'
plaintiff and tho said defendants forever barred :
clasming any In tcre!t in or to fald pryni-eB.
iroiu .eiiinir iid or iu H.rv iiiunii.r wiiH.ievei-.
town : . . . ,
Bouinnlnz at a noint four hundreJ and fortv- '
five Ullll lllH..llIf fl't HWU. Ull-Bt nl id.. la
lino of the west halt of the northeast ouarlei- ."
of section thirteen M3 township twelve (12) 'J.7
rango uiirieen iaj n anu at a uoint wit'-nortu
hue of Main Htreet when continued we fratn
the city cf Plattsinonth. Cass county, Nebras
ka ; thence west along the .Ine of said street
two hundred and twenty-two feet (222) thence
north three hundred and forty three CAM) feet.
thence east Parallel with Main street two hun
dred and twenty-two (222) feet, thence south
three hundred and forty tire (313) feet to tiie
place of beginning containing two (2) acres
more or es.
Klie said defendants are reoulred tn nlc-id on
or before the 22ud dav of October, !.', or said
petition w, n be t iken as true and decree en
tered for plaintiff by default.
JiMlLV O. MtLLIH,
By J. E. Morrison, her Attorney,
Datod the NHh day of 8ep. lai. 172tf
HENRY BCFCK
DEALEiC IN
FURNITURE
tTO., ETC., ETC."
Of All Description.
METALLIC BURIAL CASES
WOODEW COjTjTI2ST8
f all sizes, ready made and sold cheap for cash, .
MT F1NEHEAR8E
IS NOW BEADY FOK UKBV1CK.
With many thanks for past patronage.
invite all to call and examine my
LARGE STOCK OP
31tf. KntSTt HK AMI TOIKI
HOUSE-SHOEING
CITY SHOEING SHOP
I am going to do all kinds of shoeing, and
do Carriage and Wogon work. Kepnalrig and
Plow work done to order : now Is your time to
patronize me. Shop on Washington Avenue
at the
Horoo-olaoo Oig:a.
Good Satisfaction Guhranteed.
GEO. PALMEtt,
wistf Plattsmouth. Neb.
'Grace Sc Tblerolf have af last receiv
ed their dears-, amonpr whirh is the
Telebrated R. O. Ingersoll" clears
Now Boja, is your time to get a goo
cigar.' dl4ltf.d
Freth butter 12 cents per pound,
fresh eggs 12 rents per dozen at P.
J. Hansen'.' , IWtt
