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HARNESS.
STREIGHT Sr CO.
(Hufcunor t trrlabt M lller.
MANUrACTUKKB Of
FINE
OliAVi HARMS.
A large Kno of
Bridles Collars Whips, &c
Saddles
alway In hloek.
lUj-uirtuy of all hiiitlit titati dce o
nort notice.
Main Mrt-i t. bciveeu Kourtli and Kllth.
CALL AT TIIK
Old Reliable
LUMBER YARD
H. A. UTEEMAN k SON
Whoh-nale and ICt-tall Iealer In
PINK LUMBER
SHIMSLEK, LATH,
SASH, DOORS,
11LINDS, &c,
Ki.iuth Mrict. iii rt-iir of Opera House.
. 1 A'l TSMOU'J II- NEPJCASi
HOTEL-
Li i HOTEL.
IMs l.TuuTlful three Htry trick tructur, on
ionn .Vmd Mifii. ha just been finished and
f I t tl ii lcr llic :icc-li.liiolatlon of
Til J fiXlh'N T C VSTOHKliS,
AND
j:i:(;ulaii loahdkrs.
EVERY THING NEW AND CLEAN
A Gocd Bar
In connection with the
llou.ie.
( ( ( f-. I)(J 1
J l&EIB.
SIXOWD UAND GOODS-
PARLEMAN & CHAPMAN
Will BUY ami fcKLL all kinds of
FURNITURE,
METALS,
IRON,
RAGS
A1TI)
FURS
Will advance money on all
SALABLE GOODS,
on lower .Main street,
Oiie tit er west t.f Deck's Furniture sore
I lattsn.oiith. Feb. 1st. 1S83 4Ctf.
BOOIS AND SHOES
AND
R13P AIRING
AT
Sheraood'S,
Plattsmouth, Nebraska
noAPS.
Just Received
riNE LINE OK,
MEERSCHAUM AND BRIAR P1FES
?- nntl.cr HII'OKTATIOS.
A Challenge 5c Cigar,
S ial.y m::de for the retail traf -i'y.
Pepperberg's Ciixar Factory
EPNSTWAGN R
Practical Architect.
AND
SCPEttlXTEKDENT
ARCHITECTURAL. WORK A
SPCCIAL.TY-
j'iiu vi I i:n-Mdcuioa- iU e carefully
Tarried out. and full attention will b given a
to nateiy and durability.
.SO.s OX iAl3tTl3;
4Water Colors. Crayon and reneu.
i3l
PLATTSMOOTH HERALD.
I-UliUf HKI) DAILY AND WKEKLT
Tbc Plattsmonth Herald PntMint Co.
OFFICIAL. lAIKlt OK Til It CITY'
For City and Countv Directory, Hallway Tlini
Tftbloi. relepiione tCxcha'iff Bualnea Di
rectory, lluainess Card f.c, ee fourth pe.
Notice to Advertisers.
Copy for t ltpl ly advertisement or change
In a'lverilHemeul mutt he handed lu to ilia
hunine-etonicD not later than 10 a. . of the
day In vtliicn tliey are to be innerted. Copy
for pay local ami npeclal notice muHt le
lianUe-l In before 3 p. in each day to Innure lu
.nerltoii. II M. HUHMLL,
ItunlnrM Manager.
Republican County Ticket.
for County Cleric,
JOHN W. JF.NNINOS,
of Plalt.iiuoulh.
Kor County Treaaurer,
W.M. II, NEWELL,
of PlatUmoutb.
Por Slierlff,
J. C. EIKE.NUAUY.
of I'latlainoulh.
For County Judge.
CALVIN ItL'SSELL,
of Weeping Water.
For Superintendent of Nchooln,
CYKLS ALTON,
of Stoe Creek,
Kor Clerk of the District Court,
SUMNKK S. HALL.
Of Alt. Pleasant.
Kor Cunty Surveyor,
OKOKliE W.KAIKKIELD.
of Plattsmouth.
Kir County Coroner,
PEKKY T. OA3S,
of PlattTnoulh.
For Commissioner, Third District,
JOHN CLEMMONS.
of Stove Creek.
A. .Salisbury, DentiNt.
C A. tlarliall, Dentist, kuc
tCNsor to Clutter & Marlmll.
Teclli extracted without pain,
Ity use oi'.MtrouN Oxide Uan.
Dr. Jennie Foster will be found in
the Union Block during otlice hours
from y to 11 a, m. and from 2 to 4 p.
m. Will be found at other times when
not engaged, at residence, corner 8th
and Pearl streets. 73dtf
Joe Ford will hold forth in One style
with his riuk at Fitzgerald Hall to
night. Iii-servcd seats for Happy Cal Wag
ner's Minstrels, Friday night, and Lou
ie Lord's Dramatic company, will go
on sale Weduesday morning-, at J. 1.
Young's. Price 75 cents.
Owing to a very interesting Denver
K-ttir many locals have been crowded
out. We will give a complete account
of the unfortunate insane man from
Weeping Water, tomorrow, who now
lies in the county jail.
Nothing seems to draw iu this town
like a minstrel show, that being the
case we predict for the Cal- Wagner
troupe which appears at the Opera
House Friday night next the laigeet
crowd of t!ie season.
On Monday, October 2d, commences
the New Year, called in the Hebrew
language (Itosh a shono), the com
mencement of the year 1644. It lasts
for two days. Mr. J. Levy will go to
Oinahu to celebrate on these days.
Walter White, with his pile driver,
is on hands today, aud will bepin work
on the Fifth street culvert as soon as
weather will permit. There is certainly
no improvement on the city's streets
needed wore than the one above named,
and we are glad to chronicle tb pros- I
pect of an early beginning of the
work.
Cal Wagner's Minstrels commenced
the season ut Ilockford, Ills., Vedue3
Jay evening, The company made an
instantaneous hit, and gave a most sat
isfactory perlormance. Happy Cal and
Lew Spencer kept either end lively,
while ttiesingiug of the quartette was
a particular feature of the entertain
ment. There were twentyfour neople
in the first part. A grand olio follow
ed, in which neatness, fun and novelty
were noticable attributes. The com
pany will play in Milwaukee the 23d.
E. B. Brown the proprietor and man
asrer. comes pretty near knowing how
to run a show. Chicago Sporting Jour
nal. At the Opeta House Friday kept.
28.
A Mysterious Mossaee.
Mr. E. L. D. Mardin, ot this city,
yesterday found a bottle corked tightly
and floating down the river. In the
bottle was a note stating in substance
thai the writer had drank all the whis
Key he had and was in the river, and
thought- that death was sure. He re-
Quested the tinder of the message to
notily his people, at &ioux City, aud it
wuS
siiined Smith Brothier. dated at
Fort Benton. Mr. Mardin, who found
the message, has enclosed it in a letter
and sent it to Sioux City, where ti e
mystery may be unraveled.
We glean the following state fair
items from the Nebraska Farmer,
showing premiums taken at the state
fair by our fellow townsmen:
"A Putte-son, PlattsmouMi, Xebras
ka, Stallion three years old and under
"four, driving, second premium.'
"3. II. Atwood, Plattsmouth, Neb.,
'two second premiums, on the follow
ing Jerseys: Bull, three years old
'and over, and cow three years old
and over."
"Among the fine hrds of Jerseys
"ehowu at the state fair were those ol
4 G. P. Brown, ol Omaha, N. I. D. Sol
"omou.of Omaha, J. 11. & 11. A. Grin-
"uell. ot" Jefferson. Iowa, S. A. At'
"wood. Plattsmouth. Nwb., and
J. J. Bartlett, of Dorchester, Neb.
Fun Ahead!
The best and largest minstrel troupe
in the country at the Opera House
Friday night.
150 deg. Coal Oil only 20 cts. at
Warrick
8ICHT-8CCINC IN THE WEST.
The B- Sl M. Band's Excursion to
Denver and the Rockies.
CO.NCLUDED.
As mentioned in my previous letter,
the last day of our visit was devoted
to a trip up the mountains, to George
town, and this was by fur the most in
teresting part of our trip occurring
on Sunday, the lCtti iuit.
During the summer mouths excur
sion trains leave Denver every .Sunday
over both the D. fc K. ii. and Colorado
Central roads, the former detiued
southward for Colorado Spriug, Mnui-
tou, Pueblo, etc., aud the latter through
the niouutains westward for Idaho
Springs aud Georgetown. We chose
this route, as it promised to afford us
greater scope of scenery and a brucing
mountain breezo. The readers of the
II KitAt.D will probably censure us fur
our seomiug violation of tho Lord's
duy in the pursuit of pleasure; but al
low me to assert that perhaps a day
could not have been much better spent
by a novice in the realistic beauties of
nature, than by witnessing the great
works of the Creator displayed on ull
aides iu that far-famed country, and
evidently praising the great author of
all the wonders. To each and all of us
it seemed nothing less than a holy Sab
bath, and the repeated ejaculations of
wonder, as we passed upward through
the mo intains, gave evidence of the
sincerity of our feelings.
A long train of cars left Denver at
8 a. m., consisting mostly of observa
tion cars, especially adapted to facili
tate sight seeing, over a narrow gauge
track, behind on of the peculiarly
built engines of bucIi roads. Nothing
of particular interest occurred as we
parsed over the vast plain between
Denver and the foot-hills of t be ltocky
mountain, until we reached G !deu.
uoted for its great smelting work, and
beautifully situated at the base of the
mountains, immediately west of the
oot hills. Here another engine was at
:hed to the rear end of the train, and
'V we thundered to the mouth of
C ar Creek canon, where wc nntprpil
the mountain, and commenchd "snak
ing" upward .toward the summit. I
use the word "snaking' advisedly, for
such another twisting ot the road bed
between the mountain sides is seldom
seen, bometime on one aud then on
i he other side of the rapidly rolling
stream, now and then around the harp
ssi of curves, up, up, we go, along the
clearest of streams, the mountain sides
lowering high above us on either hand,
with the occipital boneof our cranium
constantly resting on the spinal verte-
Ime, and wondering why that heavy
mass of solid rock does not come
thundering down into the narrow vallev
ielow. We see an eudless array of
great boulders, piled up promiscuously
on either side, and in such variety of
shapes as to give the beholder the idea
that some great eruption of nature had
atone time upheaved this ponderous i
mass and left it iu the pell-mell condi
tion n now presents to view. Then
again we wonder at the awe inspiring
sight of "Mother Grundy," a place
where a vast amount of rock had to be
cut away to make room for the road
bed, leaving the mountain side very
nearly prrpeudicular, and high up in
the sky, overhanging the track below,
the curiously formed picture of a face
belonging to that class of females,
clearly defines itself against the azure
blue beyond. Again we gaze upon the
mountain firs, stunted cedars, and here
and there Ihe patches of shrubbery,
seemingly growing out ol" and shooting
up through the fissures of those im
mense boulders, and wondering what
cau-es theia to grow. In fact, it is a
succession ot wonders, aud we almost
wished the trip would never end.
Beaver Brooa, a small wayside statiofT
but picturesquely situated, was passed,
and wc retched Idaho Springs, a town
of no mean pretensions as to size, cosily
situated between the mountain sides, in
a neat plain of some dimensions. Here
many of the excursionists left the train
to spend the hours until return time, in
that interesting locality, and leaving us
to pursue our way ouwird and up
ward.
Georgetown was reached at 12:30 p.
m., and now for more sights and more
wonderments. After hastily satisfy
ing the inner man, we formed ourselves
into squads, each squad taking a differ
cm route, ana maKing tne most ot tne-
intervening hours, until return time.
One party took the road to Green Lake
and the Garden of the Gods, another
the mountaiu path toward Silver Plume
aud the other ascended the mountain
sides toward tho south of Georgetown
Probably the finest trip was had by
the party that visited Groen Lake, sev
enjl lhoU3and feet above Georgetown,
and the regie u of everlasting snow.
Its distance from the latter place is
about four miles, and is reached by a
steep and narrow road. The trip can
be made by hack, holding six passen
gers, and drawn by four stout horses.
and although our party preferred to
take the journey afoot, and started at
the same time the hack did, they reacn
ed the lake one half hour in advance,
all owing to the steepness of the asc? nt.
It was also probably owing partially to
the unusual exertion and aain to the
rarity of the atmosphere, that one of
the party came very near succumbing
after reaching treir destination, but,
thanks to the presence of that cooling
element, waf speedily revived by a vig
orous application of snow, which was
still to be found in many places though
in a melting form.
Green Lake, the resort of so many
YiaitofB, i a reJnarltabl ahec of wat-
cr, as clear as a crystal, 'every fbject
being plainly visible at a depth of 2ft
feet or more, assuming towards thi
middle a bottle green apect, indicating
great depth. The Garden of the Gods,
in which this lake is situated, present
many peculiar features, not the least
being the interesting small mounds of
rocks studded here and there over the
plain, and the small patches of snow in
the declivities of the earth.
The second party ascended the moun
tain road north of Georgetown, also on
toot, and though not reaching so high
an altitude, they haJ, nevertheless, an
equally interesting trip. When about
yOO feet up, we took a view of that
city, far do wn below our feet and then
could notice, how compactly it is built.
presenting a dense mass of buildings,
many of them substantial structures,
narrow streets, aud seemingly every
inch of urouud built over that could be
made available for that purpose. Fur
ther on we we noticed one of the pecu
liar railroad engineering feats so much
iu vogue among the mountaiu routes.
namely that of a road doubling itself.
This is an extension of ho Colorado
Central, westward from Georgetown,
and as yet unfinished. The route leis
along the south side of the creek, ruu-
ning westward up the grade for a dis
tance of half a mile wheu it crosses the
north side of the creek, running cast
ward the same distance, where it cros
ses again to the sjutli side over a high
bridge, many feet over its own track
below, and then passing along the south
side, westwardly.
Near by we visited the Lebanon mine
owned by a Xew York compauy, and
classed as the best paying silver mine
in that part of the county. This mine
has been explored in a straight line for
a distance of 3,231 feet, and has four
side tuuuels. Lighting a candle, which
was kindly furnished us, we gtoped
our way into tho darkness beyond, lor
a distance of about 1,400 K-et, until
rcachiug a side tunnel, where work was
in progress, proceeded to look for
the precious ore, aud succeeded in se
curing several saiall samples.
The time drawiug nigh for our de
nurture we hastily retraced our steps
towards the outer worid, and reached
Georgetown in due time for 'he return
train, reaching Denver at 8 p. in., and
giving us ample time to get ready for
our return home over the 1. & M.
Throughout our viit we were blessed
with the most delightful weather, and
consequently were in the happiest of
m ods. Trae w r , dufty and weary
wc- reached home on the following eve
ning; but that trip will never be ef
fucad from our memories. S.
PERSONALS.
W. II Baker Sundayed in the city,
returning to Ashland this morning.
Alva Drew was a passenger this
moraing on No. 1 for the Republican
valley.
Geo. Mas field, of Louisville, i3 doing
the cily today, in the interest of the Ob
server. J. P. McPhersou, of Nebraska City j
caled on friends here yesterday, leaving
for home this morning.
Fred. Mickelwaite, freight conduct
on the Missouri Pacific, spent Sunday Nebraska at its stated meeting in Oc
with his relatives here. t-ber 1883 for a license to sell malt
SoiritiiB aud Vinous liquors in Avoca
James McXaviu, general agent for
the Louie Lord company, is in the city
today, and made this office a business
call."
John Beverage, an old time Pialts
moutbian, formerly yard master here
in the B. & M. yards, is in the city
today.
Judge Gass is a sight-seer in Liucolu
today. Whether the Judge's visit has
any politicail significance or not wc
failed to learn.
Mr. Solomon, of the Philadelphia
Store, went to Fairmont today to fix up
. ' t ...
wieir new siore ruuui, vvuicu m--y "wfc
to orcunv bv October 1st
ll) ouuhj ov Utioi'ri xei.
.xl -
A pop'llar B & M. clerk, With OUC Of
Plattsmouth-8 lair daughters, took ti e
trMin for the wpfit. Ratiirdav niffht. Se.
rious intentions are apprehended.
A. B. Smith and Lafe Gil more went
to Phelps county today to lay outanew
town on thaJiue of the B. & M. The
name ot tho young metropolis, However,
they were unable to give.
Miss Louie Lord.
"The lady ha$ a "decided future in tho
emotional line. Her 'Lady Audly i3
an evidence of this". New lork Her
aid.
These are but few of the great num
ber of compliments received by this tal-
nfrl ldv from the entire Press of the
j
iNinntrv. Her auctieuces arc aravwi
,! ;ntl!ftiiM r r
ironi me icu. ouv. ... .v ......
cles
-appreciative of genuine ability
o,.i rl;c, rilturpi t the Onera
and artistic culture. Vt im- C
House Saturday nittni ftept
Notice.
"Parties indebted to me will plep 9 e
tt. At Pa?9 countv bank, where I have
Call at l.-ass couuijr uaon,
left my books for settlement, an earij
attention to this matter will greatly
oblige W. H. Baker. d&wlt
Notice.
All persons are warned against p-
oWooSn.. tarn certain iromisory "Otes
u- x. n,.i frnm tlm undersioii-
whicb wer Stolen irom tne UQ"'o"
ed at umana on me e euiuK v.
her 13tli '8L One note being in the
om f S19 no in from of l W . r oun
tain and eiven by J. J. Rodgers, said
note was endorf ed on the back by T
W. Fountain and tiansfered to the un-
flPrio-ned C. H. Dill. Also one note in
the sum of S25, given to the under
Bicr.icul find signed by Geo. MccormacK,
all narties are herebv warned UOt to
all panics aits nei .
purchase the above described "'
South Beud, at feept ,
flt Loots Fair.
The Mo. Pac. Ky. will sell excursion
tickets Lou vilie to St Louu ami re
tarn Fair week at $12.76 sale of Ik
to commence Sept. 30. ami cootluue
to and including Oct. 6 1893 good re
turning on or before Oct. 8.
During the week visitors may witness
t night "Veiled Prophets Stmt Pa
geut." "The most extensive display
of Klro Works ever peen in America,"
and uumerous other dazzling attrac
tions, all of widen surpass in inaguiO
ceuce and splendor anything ot the
kind ever before witnessed. For Tick
ets or information call on or address J.
P. Edis Local Tkt. Agt. louinville
Xtb. 17ld2Swtf
G1TEN AWAY
One Thousaud Buttles or Marsh's
den Blood ft Liver Tonic to
be Given Away.
(lob
Everybody iu Plattsmouth, who is
suffering fiom crolular. Chronic Ubeu
iiiaUsui, Jaundice, Biliousness, Dyspep
sia, Indigestion, Costiveness, Headache,
Loss of Appetite, Backache, Female
Weakuess, Nervous derangement. Gen
eral Debility, or any Blood, Liver, Kid
ney, Stomach or Bowel aisorder can
obtain a trial bottle of Marshe's Golden
Blood & Liver Tonic, free of charge, by
calling at Smith At Blick Bros drug
store, Plattsmouth. Persons who have
tried this valuable medicine can pro
cure the large bottles at 60 cents and $1
It purities the Blood, invigorates the
Liver, Stomach and Bowels, regulates
the Kidneys, and strengthens the sys
tem.
For all diseases of the Throat and
Luugs, use Jtlarshc's Golden Balsam,
the great cough remedy, sample bottle
free.
ARE YOU KKADYTO DYES
Hurlburt and Miller
proprietors of the Omaha Fancy Steam
Dyeing and French Dry cleaning works
107, South Filteenth street, Omaha
Neb., recommend their facilities for
c.eaning, dyeing and curling plumes
and tips on three days notice; ladles
suits iu velvets, Silks, Satins etc.,
cleaned by the French Dry cleaningpro
cess. Ladies' and gents clothing clean
ed, dyed and repaired. All kinds of
fancv dyeing, merchant's shelf-worn
goods a specialty.
All orders by mad or express given
prompt attention.
Morlcy shaves for 10 cents. lC2tf
Farmers and others desiring a gen
teel, lucrative aseucv business, by
which $5 to SO a day can be earned.
send address at once, on-postal, to II
C. Wilkinson & Co.. 195- and 197 Ful
ton St., New York. 40t6m
Ask for
Bremncr's Eureka butter
lC31mo
cracker's.
FOR SALE. Cots 2 aud 3 In
HlocR 41, Improved.
UU7 K. II. WLUUA31. .
Prime Timothy seed 81.90 per bu
Johnson Bros. 24tf
M O' Connor keeps on hand the cel
ebrated Anheuser Burch St Louis Bot
tled Beer aud always ready to pay pac
ticular attention tb his customers.
155tf
Dressmaking.
To the ladies of Plattsmouth aud
vicinity I wish to announce that I have
'taken the rooms lately occupied by
Mrs. Tutt in the Union 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
Coimtv Commissioners of Casa Countv.
CaS8 County, Nebraska, one year from
date of alio wunr-.e.
Taken L'p
By the subscriber on Platte bottom
Suuday Sept. 8th two yearlings heiters
red marked with white on the belly.
Owners will please claim property pay
charges and take them a aray. ,
dtt ClIA S. ANDEKVENTEIl.
Bremner's milk cracker's. 163lmo
Sheriffs Sale.
Rv virMiA of an order of sale issued by J. W,
Johnson, county judge witnin and for Cass
o..nntv 'ohmk!4 and to me directed. I will ou
Saturday, the tith day of October, A. I). 1883. at
lo o'clock a, m, of aid day, at tiie south door
of thecourt house lu the city oi .riausmouin.
in said county, sell a: public auction ine touow
nprumu ninnprtv to wit:
i wo bedsteads, 4 quilts, 2 sheets, 4 pillows. 2
struw ticks, l large lamp. 1 table and oil cl th
fflf nJ chaftVa caue Teat cha!
4 bottom chairs. 1 bracket. 2 deer heads.
i t. tchen table. 1 table spread. 3 market bas
kets, 1 lot dishes. 1 cook stove ana turniture, 1
enai oil can. 1 water bucket. 20 D unds flour. 1
jug, l waah tub, 1 bucket hud, 1 elwthes basket.
1 ClOCK.
The same being levied upon anu taxen as tne
property of John Dougherty, defendant, to
satisfy a judgment of said court Ty ai. . mut
pliy & uo., ptaintins.
I'lattsinouin. eo..epi. z-iiu a. u. icsj.
K. W. H V Kits,
Sheriff Oafs Co., Neb.
By M. McElwain, Deputy. 17otl2
Legal Notice.
In the district court of Cas county. Nebras
ka
t naries ai. reeu anu i
ITufie M Wilkins H I US I
V4 I
Fannie wbeatbn. i
Uoftiii.nl f
Notice
1 Maireie Geonre and 1
iIu,r pnwii deft i
f annie neaion, naxgie. yeurBcauu r
ptt-oli HAfcnriHiits in the above cauae. will
ta ; nonce , on -la.nIlrfT filed
their petition in the district court of Cass
county. Nebraska, against the above named
defendants, tne ODjeci ana prayer oi xuuu c
defendants. J. S. Hartman ana Susie Hartman.
to plaintiff- upon the east half of Lot No. 11, In
iii,! an In town of Plattsmouth. Cass
COuntv. Nebraska, to eecure the payment of a
certain promissory note, dated Sept 3d A. p.
iam inr ih. .nm nf Mm iibd due and Davble D
. from tUe dilte ,ueof, that there
is now due upon said note and mortgage the
sum of six hundred and fifty dollars for which
emu plaintiff prays for a aecree that defend
ants J. S. Hartman be required to pay the
fame or that said premises may be sold to aat
ifv the amount found due and also praying
jbe
I hnrmi of havlnir
that the defendant Fannie Wheaton. Maggie,
roweu oe enjoinea nou ur
or claiming any interest, legal
or equitable, in or to said premises,
" You are required to answer said petition
on
or before the 29th day of October. D. 1883.
VAXATTA K WHEM.F.R.
Att'ys for PlaiatUT.
Dated September. 2Zi 1S83, tt
MONEY TO LO IS
OJf REAL ESTATE.
Anv n9rtv devirluz to loan money on Farm
property can be accommodated t low rate,
from three to ten years' time, and the Interest
1 not payable until it has accrued. Inquire of
v.
Ad virtlwmnu under tnl b'a4. .three rent
r Hue each lunerilou.
UOimoWKD and not returned. lrou
liatlnic hooka brlonclnir to Oi underaiKn
ed are reiueated to return lliein before their
memories fall. bw U. It. Ll vinohtox.
ON E V TO LOA N - On real estate by A.N.
Sullivan.
IOKSAI.K Houxe. Int'Rlid wood land by
John lioni & Hon.
FOR SALE A good Manoii Halulhi rabluf t
orcan. a bargain for chIi puicliMcr. In-
ijulre of lleiinau scmldt.
VIITII K Knit HALE. A comer
lot and
A' torc rouin ouHlt Opeia lluie. brick
block In Fairmont. Neb , one ol the bent loca
tiouo In towu. For Hale at A bantam If "old
wllblu'Ai day. AUo a M k of itroi-erle. a
good bualiieH rtabllohed. I. O. add rem, lock
drawer No. H. li7to.
FOlt HALE A ko1 winter row several stove
and voiiie hoim-liold furniture Inquire of .
F. Civ u kii. io;ot
FOK HALE The
Iff Hyer.
Wood property near Stier-
J. W. M.ltUALI..
Aent.
POK 8AL-IteMdence prop rty. one Of the
1 of the bent Incatlou In the city, or 111
trade for stock, inqu're of J. W.-Marthls. iwti
IjHiK 8ALK -Houne aud lot", price &6T.0. (too
cab. balauce la monthly p.tyniciils.
1L 11. V 1MMIAM,
FOK HALE Several reii Jenrri. cheap. In
quire of i. II. Wheeler & C.
tfOlt HALE-Scrateh TaMetl In all Uei. at
- this ofnee.
1OK HALE a lot in i;ooa location,
lara at this ofllcc
VI If
Fartleu
V7U IOH SALE An order for a new American
iewiu Machine. Inuulre at this ofllce.
I? OK HALK 1, 00 J cord of wood.
V. s. Wive.
Inquire of
ti
poll SALE t Id paper for sale at thl offlce
at 40 cents .er hundred or ft cent per doz
en.
If
VOK SALE Four lot together In
good loca-
lion Iu thl city
Inquire at IhU oillce if
I.VIK 1CKNT t 'oinf oilulilu tlace. corner
of
r I'earland 10 Hts.. lateiv occuuled by W .1
Warrick, Enquire at Warrira'a drug stock.
io;tf.
IOB K?NT One ofllce room and dwelling
connected. 13 room) u.i stairs -ver llolt-
shneider bakery. Enquire at Mia. ItoilMi-huci-
der's. - ir.l tt
in ft It ltFT-Slnie Itooiu.
HJ-Ui. W. S. WISK
I?On KENT Dwelling hou-e.
149-w. W.H. Wish.
T"OU KENT Houe, convenient to xhopfl.
tf.
E. . DOVKV Hi SON,
IOK KENT South store room of the Union
- Block. Enquire of O. H. Black. II. . Spur
lock, Alva Drew, Bu.iiness cinimittee. 1 li3t 1
you
KENT Dwelling Houxes, Inquire of
HCdtf W. II. SlIAKKK.
W'AN'','1'0 r,nt a B,MM' dellli'g house
' couveiileut to Uigli nchool 4 to 7 rooms,
and stable. Inquire of 11 M. I'.utlnu ll,
WANTED Informal iou aa to the wherea
boula of Jo.iepu ilJ tilt- bv hin nlcct Kllz.
abeth 'i'hoiuas who lauded at New Yolk, Juiy
nth.
end to S. Sheneman Sec'y of Immigration
12V4ChetuitlSt.. Fhlladciphia, Feiiu.
WANTED Two blacksmiths and a black
' Hiuilh helper at rtcbuellbacher'e Hhop. soil
4..TED-vojiij Bauer has bought the Stohl
luau olaie.cot uei ot 7lh and Vine, and la
prepared to accoiu nod it e the public in the
way of board ig ai d lo Jging by the week or
month. 0ml
I OST A pass book containing papers valu-
able only to owner finder please leave at nils
otlicJ. o7if
t'DUND A ladlen pocketbook containing
-- some change The owner can have the
same by calling on C. Breckenfleld, proving
property and paying for this notice.: iMif
Special attractions in Silverware at
L. C. Ki ven's. 155-tf
Bremner's
cracker's are the be.st.
1031 mo
I Hay.
200 Tons of first class hay for sale
leave orders with V. S. W'srv
178d28wtf J:T. Wise.
Ask for Bremner's cracker'.
1C31 mo-
Try Scherer's Corn Cure, warranted
to cure without pain, only 15 cents; at
Warricks.' d-lf.
Fre:,h Calilornia fruits and
celery
received every other dav at
149-tf.
F. S. WiiitkV
A Square Meal
Can be had at the City Hotel fur only
25 cents and lodging at same i ns.naiu
tatefl. Earmers and -Commercial Men
will please bear this in mind. divwtf
Take none but Bremner's crackers.
and you will get the best. lC31mo
'Grace & Thicrolf have a last receiv
ed their " cigars, among which is the
elebrated ft. G. Ingersoll" cigars
jiow Boys, is your time to get a goo
cigar.' uiiin.u
Dr. Schlldknecht'a Office
At the present and until further no
tice, I will have my office with Dr. Sal
isburv in the Rockwod block over
Johnson Bros.' store, where I may be
found during office hours.
l69di.Wtf W. II. OCIIILDKNECHT.
Tobaccos McAlyin.Piper lleidsiech.
Bravo. Horseshoe and Climax, at
20t2. Simpson's.
McCourt sells Pillsbury'a Best
XXXX Minneapolis, Minn., Fiour.
20l4
Buy Bremner's choice cacker's.
1631mo
Leave orders for grapes from Lees
ly's nursery at A. Clark s grocery.
103dtf
Wanted.
fi00 men to unload Schooners at.
153tf .1. J. McVe'
Fresh Oysters.
Fresh oyster3 just received and for sale
at Fred Stadelman's 107tf.
Henry Boeck is selling fumiture at
prices below any house of the sami
style in Nebraska. If you doubt this
fact call onhim and know the truth, tl
F. S. White has just received a car
load of "Sea Foam" wiuter wheat- pat
ent flour guaranteed to be as good aE
any made in the Unitrd States and
Drices as low as the lowest. AiSO a
car load of bran just received which
we deliver to any part of the city.
164tf
A libeial discount on goods bought
for presents at L. C. Erven s. l.6it
The Guest cracker's are liremner's
1631mo
Use 185 coal oil only, at 25 cents
gallon at Warrick's. IGGtf
a
Red bock pkices. I have on hand
a lartre and very superior stock of" fur
niture. much of which I propose to sell
off at cost, ily goods are for sale and
efore purchasing I wish everybody
who need furniture to call and look
thera over. All I aek ol the public is
to examine my goods and my prices.
tUwtl HipjY Boeck
-.-AMUSEMENTS. ..
WATERMAN OPERA HOUSE
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
Friday Evening. Sept. 28th,
HAPPY CAL. WAGNER'S
New Minstrels !
E. IJ ltUOWN. I'rop'rand Manuger.
AN INNOVATION la MINVTItELSY
Remark b!e tr ltrMi'niiit nnl huratlor
with talent Del ytit l lady a inleueea areei
them evry where lestinc the capacity ol the
hirui-.t thi-a'io'9
'eiiM Ved xeiila on mile Wrdir-i;iy niriluK
H -u if I Li i. , v ( ru.l ,
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WATL.RM AM OHLiKA OUSE
ONE NIQIIT ONLY,
Saturday Ev'g, Sept. 29th.
KNUAdKMKNT F 1I1IC
CELEBRATED EMOTIONAL ACTRESS
MISS LOUIE-LORD,
StJI POUTED UV
EXCELLENT COMPANY.
AN
Under the maiig"iciit f Jamea A. l ord BL-1
Htl Mftrbl". in S.-oti Marlile'a -
l.utest Hiioc.-.,
Linwood Case !
MISS LOUD AS MAI.'OKirV DOME.
SIP-E3-3I.A.XJ ccjiisrEiaTr;
AdmisHioii, 7o and ftOc. ..
No extra charge for Itt aerved Heat", now on
al at J. I. Young's.
EDUCATIONAL.
Musical Iiisli'iicli'on.
To My Friend s: rT""
I havi reorganized tny claaaet
of instruction upon the I'iauo, and should be
pleased lo have sin-ii a- may deiilre instruction
to address or call upon me. My ter 'in are rea
sonable, and in v Instruction after the most lm- .
proved method. Pupil-, beginning wrong, can
never expect to become mater. I Invite a
trial and examination.
KATIE DOR11INOTON.
dlf.2w25tf . . . .
Instructions in Music.
MRS. SIMPS01T
De-iiei to Inform her friends and patron1! that
flic v.-1 1 1 receive
CXAS SESin 2T7SXO
:it he.r residence, on
R1VERVIEVV HILL,
betv. (Jrunlle and Matble Ht's.
FALL TERM
commences September 3d, 1m83,
lilt!
THE TWELFTH YEAR
OK THE
UNIVERSITY Of NEBRASKA
WILL OPEN
TUESDAY, SEPT 11, 1883,
with tin :wiiile corps ot Instructor.
On application to the Chancellor catalogue
can be obtained by those defiling Information,
and certificate for half fare on the railroad
by those expecting to attend.
First Term begins Tuesday. Sept. 11 1Ws3.
Second" " Thursday, Jan. 3. 18L
Third " " Tuesday. April 1.1881.
Annual Commencement Wednesday, June 11
THE COLLEGE OF MEDICINE
w 11 open October 2. lf3. and continue mo S.
WESCOTT'S
BOSS CLOTHING HODSB
Is the Place for YOU to Trade.
i-v -iir'i -.-"'
Ik ; v
Our pystem ol doing business f
will please you. Every article le )
marked in plain figures and sole f
on its own merits. No monkey '
biz, no jewing, no humbug, no s - f
auction goods, no shoddy goods; f
you get your money's worth every I j
time. The latest styles ana Desi j
goods obtainable with money are I
in stock, and we will never be un
dersold by any Iioum?, either large
or small, and you will always nndj
us anxious to serve 3'our interests)
.J if j t
in a manner to train your eonu
custom. Uome and see us.
C. E. WESCOTT.
THE BOSS CLOTHIER,
t
Itoekwood Block.
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Cooat&Qttr on Liiji.
Alio. atl Llada oT UAUK rtaxMoo, and t
' erythliis kept la a
I ICST-C latNS 91 CAT SHOP
lowest posclbla tateaj
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