HARNESS.
STREIGHT & CO.
(Nnrrrnior t Mtrelsht A Miller.
MANUFACTURER OF
FlNEiHEYY BARNES.
A Urge Una of
Saddles Bridles Collars Whips. fc
alwav lo stock.
Utaiiiny ot oil In o i.tvtti tHt o
orf notice.
Main Street. betreiiFourlh and Fifth.
CAI.i AT THE
Old Reliable
LUMBERYARD
H. 1 WATERMAN SON
Wholesale and ltetAll Deal- lu
PINE LUMBER
smm;li:s, lath,
sa;sii, doors,
oni 1 1. Mud it-ai cl ( )H House.
-1 A 1 - 1 I M l V,-
t oll i,.
L l i V hOTEL.
'i ill-. I : t.i ill 1 1 1. 1 1 1 Mt l 1 i:t-l ii"w-t;!i'. vl
Jik'tl f hi: Mltli.l'ft- jUM liel'li I iiirhi.' J -Ji
I. lien i l i ; I ; t I: I i :ei. il
i J. r. fiblJ-.Jk'l C Ub'l OMJtJiS.
AM
HECIT J II LOAKHERS.
Evert ieug kew akd clean
A Gotd Ear lDCVne&0:lthtli
:i.
fill ki.Mxh
SI'COND-HAND GOODS.
PARLEMAN & CHAPiAAN
tjWill BUY aud fcEEL all kinds of
FUHNITURE,
METALS,
IRON,
RAGS
AND
FURS
Will advance noney on all
SALABLE GOODS,
on lower ilain street.
One dror w est of Beck's Furniture sore
1 laitsn otilli. Feb. 1st. 1S3 46tf.
BOO IS AND SHOE?
AND
REPAIRING
AT
Sherwood'S.
V L A TTSM O U T 1 1 , N F. BKASKA
CIGARS.
Just Received
FINE LINE OF4
KEERlCHAU AMD BRIAR PHES
OK DIKECT .lMPOKTATlONJ
A Challenge 5c Cigar,
8 laby made for tb retail Hn" nly. i
Pepperberg's Cigar Factory.
EPNSTWAGNi'R
Practical Architect.
AND
STJPEH1KTEKDENT
ARCHI1XCTUBAX W"SLS A
6PCCIAJLTY- '
PI 1 1 ai 1 s lo uioj di caref oily
jarried out, aud full attertion will b given a
iojieiacd durability.
LE8SO.K OX PAIXT1XG
JWaier Colorn, Crayon and FenciL
FLATTSHODTH HERALD.
VVRLIAUKD DAILY AND WEEKLY
II T
Tbc Plattsmoutli Herald PolMiiii Co.
OfFK'IAL. PAPKK Of TIIIC CITY'
For City and County LUreetory, Railway Time
Table, felepuone Kxctia .g Business Di
rectory, Itiuluens Cards K-c, see fourth pace.
Notice to Advertisers.
Copy for alsplay advertisement or changes
lit alveilliuttut niuti on h.iiitleU lu lo Ins
business ottlce not later than 10 a. . of tlie
day la wmcu iney are to bo Inserted. Copy
for pay local and special notices must be
baudei lu before3 p. in. each d.iy to lusure iu
svriiuu. ii M. litmiNkLL,
business lauaer.
Republican County Ticket.
For County Clerk.
JOHN W. J K.N N INCH,
of l'lattsinouth.
For Ctuuty lie.tmer,
VM. II, IS WELL.
of I'laitrUlOUtb.
Por Hue riff.
J. C. K1KE.NUAKY,
of riallsmoutii.
For IViuiity Juue,
.CALVIN KL'SSKLL.
of Weeping Water.
For Supeilnteiiuenl ul McUooIa,
CYKtSALTuN.
of eto e creek.
For Clerk of the Idsliict Court,
sUMNt.it H. HALL,
of Alt. l'leusaut.
Fiu- Ct unty Surveyor,
.UU.K V. FAIKF1KLD.
Of I'luttKlllOUlll.
For County Coroner,
I'KKUV F. C ASS,
of 1'L.tiBiucuiu.
For Commissioner, Ihliu District,
JOHa CLKMjiOAS.
-oi Stove Creek.
K. of A.
AItctr evcij' Muijuii) evening at their
CttBliW llrtli, lu ItJUKUuU U.ck. Vis
HlU"; KulglilS alC lllVilCtl lo HllCIlU.
J. . .IE.NMNOS, C. C.
W. L Dykkh, K. ul li. and o.
i. Mllktjur), tseulil.
4J. A. tl.rNl.ul., aXrullst, MUC
t"i' i -.u.t;i- tic JiuiKimll.
't :; exliutitd tslllioul paiu,
1J use oi AstaoUfe uiue taa.
The buud will be ( Jue Ford's skat
iu link toiiignt. Ibo liuK. will be
open every uigiii thia week.
MoMea D.dgeof Aolnaud having pur
chubcd a Ihiiu uear Hps city we learn
will sooti move down her. wiiu his laiu-
iiy.
Chris. Caider and Mr. lJoolittle two
ul the bedttleiks, iiave itbigned their
positiou at i'ac.tic J uuCviou ou account
oi the Hisullicceucy of the salary.
The new postal law weut into effect
to-Uay. The laiuiliar, gieea visaged
3 cent stamp is uisplaced by a red coin
pleCied one ot tlie "i edit deuommation
For lively political work, the Demo
crats of Saunders County unquestion
ably take tne lead, the v call their pi l ma
rl c lor Fuc'ay eveuu.g Oct. 6th. and
the County convention convenes the
next day ul 11.
Almost every weekly exchange we
picK up contains a detailed description
ot their couul) lair. It looks as though
the agricultural and stock interest of
.Neiia-ka were having an especial
oooiu this year.
The sorghum crop in Cass county is
the largest ever known; even in the
hail uist net it is the only thing that
lu any measure withstood the fctorm,
ana uaa come out, so thai it is a pretty
lair ciop in many pluces.
A. B. Todd bhowed us a winter Ram
Leu this morning, off of his orchard
that ouiy lacked '.wo ounces of weigh
iog a pound. vs this is not Consid
er eu a large variety, the tact is more
than ordinarily iotcrediug to pomolo
gists. Mr. McClcllai', the night ageut at l'a
citic Junction lesigued the other day,
aud Mr. lloagund was offervd the po
sition with a reuuctiou ou the salary of
5fl0 per mouth ; the honor was not taken
lo kludi), by Air. II., coiiequeutly the
night agency goes a begging.
.Nebraska Ci'y had a Alormou chuich
deuJcalea yesii-raa, by Au-xauuer II.
&milh, houJ sou of the prophet, Jo.
diuilu.
Acoraska City has long Oeeu a good
liv-iu Imi- miad.onary lahoia, tiiough we
inuii couie.-s oar surprise, to tiud that
the loiiowers ol Ungnaiu hai gained
such looinoid iu iliui. village. We have
not heard, but we presume thai. Liot
liroMU is a chaiter uieiuOer.
Airs. Miua Ilpkin being the repub
lican candidate for supeiinieudcul Ot
the ,uolic acnools iu l'neips County,
the tutiujouopoiita have pitied against
her. Mrs. Eugene Switn. Ihis is evi
der.tiy the correct plan, if one parly
puts up a feuiaie candidate, the oluer
ought to meet them hail way witn sim
ilar maieriai II would certainly make
a tnau leel awlul uad to peddle cam
paigu lies ou a woiuau, aud attempt by
the usual political methods to ueieat
ner.
A rape esse occupied a part of the
lime of the police court on Saturday,
but as the defendant was discbaiged,
we will not particularize or give
names.
lrs Stull was fined $5 00 and costs
on the same day, lor au assault on Airs,
licesou. .Not having the wherewith
ue was about to be hustled oft o jaii
wita her baby wheu John Leach hap
pened iu aud helped her out by paying;
the line.
Mr. J- P. Rcesu the accomplished
barter is IU Ciiaigu oi ILe iaibersiiop
uudrr Frank Cairums Jewelry Store
and the custotueis ot that old StaUd
will find terj cnurt aud couvrn eoce
StxiAf ciMi walUu iur Uum. lUiH
Wsadlns Gifts.
The following Is a list of the presents
receive. l by Mr and Mr. Wm, Dcilcs
lieruier at their wedding September
SOih:
One set glass goblets, Mr. & Mrs. Mc
Afee. Fruit dUh, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Cow
ell.
Cake stand, Mr. and Mrs. V. James.
One silver butter knife and tnubtaru
spoou, Mr. and Mis. J. l urk.
One set glass goblets Mr. and Mrs.
Theo. Dulioia.
(Jlasa Iruil dih, Mr. uud Airs. C.
AlcMurray.
l'arlor lamp, Mr. and Mrs. li. F. bi
moiitf. bllrer card receiver, J. W. Jeuuiugs.
Silver Butler dish and kuii'e, Mr. and
Mis. Hi ram DaDois.
Butier knil; Air. aud Airs. 3. I). Es
se!. Cologne bottle and stand 11. M. Bush
hell. Bread Plate, Mius Maud McAteo.
Pair silver napkin ilnge, Mia Etta
Lu hois.
One copy Montgomery's poetical
woiks, Fiank Dickson.
Linen towels. Air. aud Mrs. Joan Si
mons. One pail black kid gloves. Air. and
Alls. Ineo lJuUoia.
Box containing articles too numerous
to aueutioti, Air. All AlaiShail.
Biead plate, Mr. aud Air. Smith
son. Slipper cuse, Air. Chas. Itivttt.
H aiuui paper bracket, A IS. Dick
soii. Babe's high chair, Air. Chailes Itiv
etl. Beautiful bequet from choice liowers,
Alls. Chas. It rat.
The lollowiug Iioui the Nebraska
City li eao wouid indicate that the
boasted herds oi Illinois have been dis
lauccd by Nebraska slock:
Utoo coumy won a national reputa
tiou at Cuicugo lat week T. W. Har
vey 'a herd from Turuugtoii swept ev
erything beiore it, uud carried oil' all ot
the piincipai priaea offeied at the Chi
cago exposition. 'Hie list is as lol
lows. POLLED ANOCS ABERDEEN.
Sweepstakes best bull of any age,
Uuido.
Sweepstake best ftiualtany age, Vic
toria oi Turlington.
Sweepstake best herd 1 bull Guido;
4 females Meenatchie; .Lizzie 4 in of
Lethenty, Kosa Bouhuer 4th, Victoria
of Turlington.
Best calf Victoria of Turlington.
First prize, best bull 2 years old
Guido.
Second prize, 2d best bull Young
Duke.
Second piize, best cow Aleenatchie.
First prize, 2 yr. old Lizzie of Leth
enty. First prize, 1 yr. old Beauty ot Hil
hurst. Farmers should be especially careful
as to whom they hire to assist in farm
work. A few months ago, a stranger
came along and hired to a Air. Spear
man, of Spring lielu, Sarpy county, he
cained himself well and was soon re
spected aud trusted by Mr. S., as well
as his neighbors.
Last week Mr. Spearman missed his
best team, the whole county took after
the thief, the right trail was struck,
and the ''horse fancier" overhauled
near Blair, lie turned out to be none
other than the hired man that Air.
Spearman supposed had left the coun
ty, lie bow lies iu the Omaha jail
awaiting the action of the Grand Jury.
Air. Spearman was fortunate in the re
covery of his te-m, and will doubtless
require some credentials before he hires
another 6trauger.
The Linwood Case.
The Louie Lord Company presented
Scott Alarblcs latest play " The Liu
wood Case" to a very fair audience ai
the Opera House Saturday evening to
the evident satisfaction of ull present.
The play is one of Marble's best and
the company that presented it
good. Miss Lord as a tragedienne is an
entire success and when sac gets mad
and lets out her deep bass voice the
cold chills ru.i down a inaus back inio
his boots aud crack the sole leather.
The support given Miss Lord was ex
ceptionally good and the acting entire
ol a hign character.
Samuel Thomas, of Plattsmoutli pre
cinct, the Vice-President of the Nebras
ka state Bee Keepers' Association,
started tor Denver, Saturday evening,
in the iuierests of the association. He
took with him SoO or 400 pouuds
of Nebraska honey, as a sample, to show
the commission ra-n of Denver, with
whom he hopes to make arrangements
tor a good market foi Nebraska houey,
the commission men at the present time
telling only the California article which
on account of the long haul is rather an
expensive luxury, compared with the
rates at which Nebraska honey can be
delivered there. Mr. Tl.omas is evi
pently t.ie right man to talk on a honey
suoject, he hav ug ouu of the best apia
ries iu the State. We learn that he has
ou hand at the present time over a ton
and a half of honey, all of which has
been made by his colonies this sum
mer. We trust Mr. Thomas may be
able to fiud a good market, oue that will
assist himself aud his fellow bee keep
ers iu making the apiaries ot the State,
financially, a big success.
Joe Ford has the boss skating rink
in Fnzeerald Ilaileka:es now and kept
in ! best oi order room clean, light
and t-i oiiortaMe ui.d the best rf ordei
eJwuya mrtiutqiiiol, 18?i3
PERSON A I A.
J. W. Banus aom to Lincoln this
morning.
Uncle .Sam Barker goes to Lincoln
today.
Geo. I). Mattisou, of South Bend,
rislta the county scat to l.iy.
J. B. Stodc boarded the K. C. for Ne
braska City, this morning.
George White left for the railroad
worn in rtie west this morning.
C. II. Dill, Siulh Bond- heaviest
capitalist, is in tlie city tod.ty.
W. II. Baker, the Ashlau l merchant,
Sunday ed iu this city,
Jup.Snuth, alter spending SudJ ay iu
the city, started again for the weist this
morning.
Commia.-ioner Crawford cirived in
the city tliis moining, to look after
count affairs.
Airs, T. W. Shrvock, after a pleasant
viait here uuuug irieud, left for houie
this mottling.
Fred Black, Billy Alauu and Wiley
Black, started thi moruiDg over the
Wabaah road for St Louis, to atteud
the great fair now in pi ogress theie.
William Chambers started out this
morning ou hi hist trip a a commer
cial Lou. 1st. The 11 EH ALU wishes th"
young man success iu the fullest sense
of the wore'.
Dr. John B'.ack returned home tlib
uioiiiimj from his tour of U: eonUueut,
looking as lugged and hearty us Iuh
I'ioel imimate li tends eouid wih
lie sf.ya he had a, most eijok.ble trip,
being favored with liue weather' almost
the entile time during his sojourn
abroad.
The autimouopoiist element that
seemed so strong in the western part of
the Stale, at last yeai's election, is
showing its teeth this time in a way
that will not particularly endear it to
the masses. Honest, intelligent lai til
ers, who espoused the uutimonopoly
cause last year, will do well to consider
the records of their leaders, and sec if
there is not some danger of the betray
al ot the interests they are supposed to
herish and protect.
Out in the Kearney Judicial district
we tiud the anti-monopolists have nomi
nated the lion. B.I. tliuman, for Judge.
Air. lliumau, as is well known to most
people, has long been a regular yaid
attorney lor the Union Pacili i railroad,
and is at heart about as much of an
anti-mouopoliit as Tom. Kimball, or
S. II. II. Clark.
Ala. Calkins, their candidate for ciis
tiict attorney in the same district, is
another anti of the same ilk hfviug
been on the pay roll of the B. & M. as
attorney for some time. Iu Saline
county that ''teiriole' monopoly the
National bank has a cashier as a nomi
nee of the antiuiooops for an important
countv office, and so it goes the state
over, a conscientious farmer who is in
earutst in his demand lor corporation
restrictions cau not but see thai he-- U
being made a tool of, that he is but an
instrument in the hands of designing
leaders, aiding and abetting them iu
their race for office ou a platform to
whose every plank their pat record
gives the lie.
The Democratic Primaries.
The following as lar as could be
learnel is a list of the delegates
elected to attend the democratic coun
ty con ven ;ion at Louisville October
13th:
First ward Wm Neville, J. A. Con
nor, H Bo9, F F Guthmauu, E Stamm
aud F Gorder.
Second w-trd J M. Patterson, W C
Showalter, PE ItulTiier, F E White and
J llartrnau.
Third ward M A Ilartigaii, M Mor
kho. C W Sjerman, A W Crites, M
O'Douohoe, W D Jones, C Breck.ufeldt
and J Doric.
Fourth ward W Alickelwait, M
O'Conucr, J Biake, M McUnire, H Alor
gan' and M Carroll.
EIGHT MILE GROVE"
J B Aleisiuger, JouU L .hnes, C W
Schneider. J Trietscli, G Heil, C Sioehr
and C Farley.
ROCK BLUFFS.
AI Archer, J A Walker, II L Old
ham, B Crisiser. H A Kuodeu, A Dill
aud SO Patterson.
COL (ill NO HURL.
Another Thousand Buttles of Marsh'i
Golden Balsam to heUiVtu
Away.
Our enterprising and reiiabls drug
risLs. smith s Buck Bros . will coutiu
ue to give away sample bott.es of
Marsh's Goidcn BaUim lor the Throat
and Lungs, to all who have never trh d
it. Persous who have already tried
this lauioua Cough remedy cau procure
Mm lanre bottles at 50 cents aud $1.
Everybody who is sullenug with Con
sumption, eak Lung"', lirouchltis, a
Counh or Cold, Sore Throat, Hoarse
ness. Croim. VVnoouinsr Cough, Asthma,
or any Broucuial or Puluiouary affec-
tion, should try this truly vaiuauie
medicine. For the prevention and
cure of Consumption of the Lungs it
is the greatest remedy Namre has ever
conferred to medical science or human
research.
For all Blood and Liver complaints
use Marsh's Golden Blood & Liver Ton
ic. Sample bottlw free
To the old customers of the barber
stand under Mr. F. Carruth'a jewelry
store, I have re lUled and opened this
shop ard am ready to guarantee you
every convenience, comfort and pleas
ure to be found iu a firs, class barber
shop
Hot and cold balhs always ready.
185tf J. P. KEfcSE.
Family Bible a Vttxrick,9 16213
Brother Garden r on Pretty Wen.
"I f Clarence I)e Altlville Dungs am
present wid us to-night, 1 should like
to spoke to him,'" said Brother Garden
er, as the meeting opened.
Brother Buuga was on tse back row
with a hoalug-glaas In bis hands and a
new brand oi hair-oil ou his hair, lie
roe up with a scrajie and a bow, made
a greut spread of u blue silk handker
chief, and finally stocd before the pres
ident's desk.
"Brudder Bungs" resumed the old
mau. "I reckon you am the purliest
un-mlifi of the Liiue-Kiln club. You
puts ile ou ycr ha'r, waxou yer mos-t-icli-,
an' de pertume on yr clothes
reminds me ob de wild roses t b Vrgiu
u) yes, you am de puitiest au' sweet
est one ob de lot.
"Yes, sub, replied the brother, while
his lace betrayed toe fact that he was
tii kl d half lu death.
"But b de wy, Brudder Bungs,
what am your pieaeiil bizues?
"1'Zc out ol a job ji t now, sab.'
"When you Work now much do you
aim?"
"As hig'i as scbeu dol'ais a week
tali "
"Jist so. Am dat suit of clothes all
paid fui?"
"No, sab."
"Au you am how many weeks be
hind on yer board ?"
"Not oner aix, sah."
"An jou owe dis lodge three dollars
due?"
"Yes, sah.,
"An' )uii owe memeers here as much
as $2d lur borrowed money V
"l'z.- borrowed soiuesah."
"brudder Bungs, 1 ze Lad some ex
pcrieiice wid puny iuen.au' I nebber
aeed one w ho wu.iut a I rand ou Ue
word manhood. When a man sets out
to be pui ty all the horse sense leaves
his head. No nu ll kin labor and be
j puny too. He darlo lets work alone.
J lie beats his board, his tailor, his shoe-
uiukcr, an an i.i.-j menus. lie look
kiiiin ami meli-(like a cologne factory
but he (loan' pay up. Ebery smile
beats somebody ou'er tweuiy-llve cents
au cbcry giggle costs somebody half a
dollar.
-Yes, sah."
"six mouths ago you had steady
woik, good pay, re.-pectah.H clothes au'
was outer debt. You sot out to be pur
ty, an' today w ouldu't sell fur 'null' to
pay yoar debts You smell awful nice
but you owe a $io board bill. Your
na'i curls bcautituliy, but de tailor am
whistling lur uis money tor dat suit.
Your form am elegant, but you has
borrowed money until no one will lend
you auoder cent. You smile like a
butter cjp an raise jour hat like a
Chesieifleld, but your butos ain't paid
fur."
"l'ze gwine to squa up, sah."
" May be jou is, Brudder Bungs, but
it am too late, so far as dis club am
consarued. Secretary!"
-Yes, sah."
Scratch de named Brudder Clar
euce de Mellvillc Buuks otX de roll!"
"She's dun scratched, 8h,"
"Janitor!"
"Yea, sah."
"Escort dis pussou to de alley doah!
lie am too purty to remain heah wid
us lie am gwine out owtn' us fur dues,
an weil, nebber miud."
Them was no need to post the j-mi.or.
Every one eould picture him as he
cleared a spare to swing his right leg,
and if anybody doubted that Clarence
de Melville Bungs was "lifted" into the
alley he had only to listen to the la
Ixired breathing of the janitor as he re
turned to his seat. Detroit Free Press.
Haying opened and refined the rooms
under F. Carruths: Jewelry Store Mi.
J. P. Bees-- is ready lo wait upon his
cu-jtomers with every convenience
which should belong to a first class
barber shop Hot and Cold Baths al
ways ready. 183if
- - - - m -
Wait J.
Pupilsin oil an i chiu i painting- Ap
ply at omch to Miss Nellie Thompson
at Air. John Walermans. 183i5
Bed hock pkiceh. I have on hand
a iarge and very superior stock of fur
uiture, much of which I propose to sell
off at cost. Aly goods are for sale and
before purchasing 1 wish everybody
who needs furniture to call and look
them over. All I ask ol the public is
to examine my goods aud rav prices.
dAwtt Henry Boeck.
Dr- Schildknacht's Office-
At the present and until lurther no
tice, I will have my office with Dr, Sal
lsbury iu the Rookwonl block over
Johnson Bros.' store, where I may be
found Huiiug office hours.
l69dWtf W. H. SCHILDKXECHT.
ho usandsSay So.
AIrT, W. Atkins. Guard. Kan.,
writes: "I never hesitate to recom
mend your Electric Bitters to my
customers, they gi3'e entire satisfac
tion and are rapid sellers." Electric
Bitters are the purest and best med
icine known and will positively cure
Kidney and Liver complaints. Puri
fy the blood and regulate the bowels.
No family can afford to be without
them. They will save hundreds of
dollars in doctor's bills every year.
Sold at fifty cents a bottle b'
J. AI. Roberts.
Important to Travelers.
Special inducements are offered you
by the Burlington routet It will pay
you to read their advertisement to be
found elsewhere in this issue. 47tf
Patronize the Circulating Library,
Will J. Warrick. l82t3
Aluriey shaves f..r 10 cents. 162tf
Special attractions in Silverware at
L. C. Erven's. 155-tf
Lowest Prices aud best goods at
Warrick's. 18St3
Bremner's cracker's are the best.
t3lmo
Hay
200 Tons of first class hay for sale
leave orders with W. S. Wse.
i7ad2Swtf J. T. Wise.
Ask for Bremner's cracker's.
1631 mo
Buy Bremner's choice cracker's.
1631tno
M O Connor keeps ou hand the cel
ebrated Aubeuser Burcu St Louis Bot
tle i Beer and always ready to pay pac
ticuiar attention to his customers.
166lf
Fresh California fruits and celery
received every other dav at
wiMX. F. a. Waixe'a.
ftPECUL NOTICES.
Advertlmeiil under this head, thrwi rent
lr Una eau Insertion.
ONKTTOIX)AN-Oarealetate by A.N.
duhlvao.
T.XMI ALK-Iloue. lots and wood land ty
r Jobu Uvtit Mod.
Foil SALE-A Kood Maon A Hamlin eabliiet
orgau, a bur.ulu fr cash purcliaser. 1
quhe of Ueiuiaii beiuidt. i;ott
i;OK A LK The Wood proj-rty ar Slier
III llyers. J. W. AIa-suall.
A. Cut.
ITOlt SAtfi-hesldence prop rty, oe ol ilie
K ..I -. . . ... - ill
til iu uvni loeanuu iu u -
trade fortc. Inqu-re ol J. w. M-u-iult. lout.
fOK MALK -lloune and ton. ric MM. Ittw
canh. bulauce lo luuullily p yineius.
11. is. wmouAM,
FoK HA LK Several reHldncc. eUeap. lu
quire of U. 11. W heeler & C.
you SALK-Ser-icn lablct lu all Mzci. at
r ttmoUice. v'lt
l, OK SALE a lot hi i;ood location. Tartlcu
-T larm at this olllce vtl
l?OK ALK An order for a new Amerlcau
rewluK ilacnlue. luquhe at IttUoOloe.
yOKStl-K i.ojj cor-li ul woou. loquire oi
a: w.n. W Ue.
poll SALE i Id pir for aale at lUi office
m. at 40 vents ei uuuureu w o huh ii ""
en. 11
VOli 8ALE-I our lots together lu K.od loca
Av tluu lu tltl city, luqulrn at ml oulco tl
VOH KEN T he nulla store room lu Nev
A? ni.-k. Mini a rooms ..o ..all. ood
1. .atlnu fur res uuliiut or Ooaruhm tioUM. leliiS
t'Ueau Apply to ui. evillo. ISJtl
'pO ItKN T A houte. co' lier "til and Loernit
streets. Inquire ol h-is 1'oiloca.
IV OH KENT 'umiojial lv plaee. corner ol
JC 1 aail anu 10 bts.. laieiy oceuul. d by W J.
Warrivk, Eiquno at Wuiric' dmg t cti.
lUilf.
?OU K?ST One ofllcn room and dwelling
counecied. k3 room-) u slabs cr Hull
shnelder bakery. Kuqulie at Mm. lioitsehuel
Uer'a.
FOK KENT House, convenient to lipn.
tf. e. i. Dovkv at hok,
EH)B KENT S..UIU tore room of the Union
-F flock Enquire ol O. 11. Hiack, U. Wpur
lock, Alva Drt , Uu.tluess einnulttee. lJtl
.OK KENT DwellhiK Houes, Inquire of
HGdlf W. ll. .n-.ic.
i ost-a lush book coiitaliilni: patent valu-
A-' utile omv Lo owner ttuuer blesu leave MS nil"
ol'ici.
lolf
F
O0ND A tJold loottiplrk. Owner provlug
uruuertv auu uavluii lor tni nonce can
have lite same. lsjif
IJUND A
JND A ladiert pocketbook containing
tome change The owner can have tuc
i by calling on (-'. ISreckei.Qeld, proving
irtv huiI lmviuif for iliis noticu. l.'iHil
-- some i
saino vy eanuiK " ninnnuiiu
property aud payiuK for this noiico.
DresHuiaking.
To the ladies of Plattsmoutli and
vicinity I wish to aunouuee thai I have
taken the rooms lately occupied by
Airs. Tutt in the Cuiou block, where 1
shall continue dressmaking and iuvit
all to call. AIks. M. E. Mortcn.
dl25t6-wl9tf
Take none but B re mint 'a crackers,
and you will get the last. 1631 mo
Ask for Bremner's Eureka butter
cracker's. 1631 mo
FOR StLL-Loln . and In
fJlock. 41, liupruvrd.
d'J7 It. IS. 1.IIA3I.
Photograph, autograph and scrp al
bums at Warrick's. Itt2i3.
A Square Meal
Can be had at the City Hotel for oul
25 cents and lodging at same reasonable
fates. Farmers aud tOiumercial Men
will please bear this in mind. d&wtl
MoCourt tells Pillsbury's Best
XXXX Miniuapolis, Alum., Flour.
ao.4
Leave orders lor grapes from Lees
ly's nursery at A. Clark s grocery.
lGJdtf
Wanted.
bUU men to unload Schooners at.
153tf .1. J. AlcVey'a
Henry Boeck is selling furniture at
prices below auy house of the name
style in Nebraska. If you doubt this
fact call niihim aiwl know t he truth, tl
The finest cracker' are Bremner's.
lG31mo
Fre.h Oysters.
Fresh ovsters Just received and for tal
at Fked Stadklman's.
!U7ii'.
Tobaceos McAlyin.Piper IIeidsi.-ch,
Bravo. Horseshoe and Clniix. at
20t2. Simpson's.
New Arrivals in Silverware.
L, C. Erveu has just received a lurue
addition to his stock of fine silver and
silver plated ware. A large variety ni
goods in this line, in the latest patterm
and designs can be found, and all de
sirijg substantial and elegant good
are requested to call and examine Mr.
Erven's stock before purchasing. 1821;
Taken Up
By the suljecriber ou Platte bottom
Sunday Sept. 8th two yearlings luiteit
red marked with white on the belly
Owners will please claim property pa
charges aod take them a ay.
dtt Cha's. Vanderventer.
Fresh oysters and celery just received
at Bennett & Lewis'. I83tf
Go to AIcKeever & Herrmann's for a
cood dish of oysters at reasonable
rates. 183in2
Ludwig & Itichter 'farmouikies at
Warrick's. 182i3
Dry cottonwood for sale. Enquire oi
L. D. Bennett. lK,,tf
Bremner's milk cr-eker s. lft31mo
BRACKETS, SCROLL WORK
and al! kinds of
ORNAMENTAL JIG-SAWING
done to ort'er on thort notice, by
BOYD & LARSEN.
Leave orders at the Lumber Yards or at the
Poet Office. 183-26
BAfr, FLEISCHMAN & CU.
COMPRESSED YEAST.
The best yeast ii use, received fresl
every TUESDAY and FRIDAY.,
mnrnlnirs. rls plie-l lv
wOin;HU i
Stste & Monroe Sts.. Chicago.
WtllMMpw-jJ toany m-14r .Mr
BAMO CA'ALOvvC,
f IwjA. .uu uu .IU Lam.ibM
!.. Drcm ttvrS fil an 4
H.ii. Kaa4r- rkw.l Clinic Kmnt If
im Auk. rn . . I i y i .
12
EDUCATIONAL.
31 usical Insti'iiction .
To My Friend at
1 liar reorganized my ctac
of Instruction upon l he 1'lauo, and should b
pleaded to have ueii a may delr iimUuctlofi
lo addreM or call upon me. My ter ' are res
nable. aud nif instrurtloti after the most Im
proved method eU(.U, beKlonluK vroiin, can
sever eect lo become malera, ilnvlies
trial aud exaialnatlon.
KATIE DonniNorow.
d WiwlMI
THE TWELFTH YEA II
UNIVIRSH'Y Of NEBRASKA
WILL OKKN
TUESDAY, SEPT. 11, 1883,
with ao ample corpi ol instructor.
On application to the Ciiinrellor cntlo(rtif
Can be olilulneii hy lu" tl 1 1 1 n K Infoi liiMliuil,
and t'ciiith'at". fm- liulf f r ou I no railroads
0y those exiwclliiK lu attend.
Flint Term ! n Tuesday. Kept. II 1CH3.
ecuud " " T uiday, Jan. J. 1M. '
Third lue.Say, April I. I'M.
Anuual Coininro' eni-ut V edm-sday, June II
THE COLLEGE OF MEDICINE
w oicii !. tM-r ?. s-.1. and ronlliiii- A ino'i.
tilienll's Sale...
i y Virtu. i of an order of sale U.ned l'V J. W.
Juliimuii. imiiiii v JUil- wll.iln ail fur 'h
r. iinu. Ncbi'iinka. a' l t mt- iihet'leil. t Will on
Saturday, i lie tli lay ol llitol cr. A. J, INM, nt
Hi o't liK k a. in ot - tin lHt , al I ie swufti door
of I lie court liuiiiM' Inthe ejiy of I'liit l.ineoth,
In said cou. ly.si'lla public auction the follow
luK p-lou..l uiopvru ! Mil :
Iwoheilxte (l-,4qulitt 2 lieMs, 4 pllliiw. X
Mtraw tick, I 'Hrx' inmp 1 t illf and oh cl nil '
covt-r I ax. 3H yioils Cdi pei. I Icirritu. lov.'.iKe,
? pleliircs. . r.M'k mi eli t I ri, i ea ie seat ell
4 wttoil hoiittm fli.ili", 1 bi 'ikel. 2I'T ' 4li,
I k K-lii'ii lalile. I l.tliln rspieital, .1 1 1 1 rt t' K r-1 tM
kels, i lot tlinlifN, I I'uiik stove anil lu ulnir, 1
coal oil can. 1 water imckfi, Z' p iiiuM ftfTr. f
JuK. I Manli lull, I tiut'kt't laid, I ciuilies Packet,
i cluck.
Tiki siiiiih liHiiK levied upon am) taken a ttin
properly of .J.iliu 1 Minns' ' jr. l' ff d.i nt , to
-all .f y a Jud inei I of Maid C UU hy M II. Mul -pliv
A ' . pliiluilrft.
I'latrsinoulll, el..Nept. 211 ll A. II. I8X.1.
It VV. HvK.
Hliei lit CifH Co , StU. , .
By M. McElwuin, Ht-puly 176H.
NEW
Furniture Stare
J". I. TJ-ISrTJEC
FUB 1TITORE ' MC0PFIHS
and all kludH of Koodi usually kept in a
nitM. clahh ki ifsi ri'itr.MTOit
4Iho, a vry coinplcto i-toca of Funeral lood
etallic&WoOuCnCofflns Cdskets 25.6
EMBLCMS, 4o.
Our New and elegant liare l al waj iu
reailinem,
Uemember rhe place, In UNIO
It LOCK, on Sixth SI reel, TWO
Doors H'irii h of Cass Conn
ty Itaiik.
VVIm.tr we in ty t: iuiiii'1 nlvlit or day. '
J. I UNRUH
iii'i
. . !" C i f f I .
M I
TENDERLOIN ;
Meat Market
LAt'E if NEIL, i'rop'r. -
f 1' titer Fcik Vtl CtickeES.I
Couritantlv on hand.
lnu,all klnd.i of iMK in Heasou, and
erythhiK kept In a
m in a " n rssms . iwm
lowest possible rale.
"tv rl.t1TM'll'TM MCI)
wesc:tt'S
BOSS CLOTHING H00
Is the Place for YOU to Trade.!
Our pyeteijj ol doing buair j
will please jou. Every articl ,'
marked in lain figures and f
on its own merits. No mon
Iiiz, no jewing, no humbug, ;
auction good, no shoddy got ,
you get your money's worth ey
time. The latest styles and '
goods obtainable with. money
in stock, and wc will never be,
dersold by any house, either 1? j
or small, and you will always , s !
us anxious to serve your intet
in a manner to gain your f
custom. Come and see us. I j
C- E. WESCOT. V
THE BOSS CLOTIIIEE"
Rockwood Block. j
DE3T IN TIIS WAKXqf
Vado oyXTot Vegetal
and Viuvlicef Tolloxi
To Indac. housekeepers to crre tb 1
tl L.1. WITH EACH BAR Pa p- I
VE GIVE A FINE hi I
TABLE NAPKIN U Li Qh
. This oSTcr f mado for a short tii
ad should bt. taken advantage of at '
Ve V.'ARKANT thla Soap to do mor '
12 vrlih greater ease than anr :
market. I; has no CQUAJL fcr us ,'
ad cold water. -
YO'ia G30CE3 1U3 IT.
b. A.Wrisley&j
W.-9turer f Standard V
mm --'
J'J
A libei al dirouni m tihU ( '
iox preseots at L. C iveu s. I;
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