OPERA HOUsE BLOCK
Order taken for v. ILKON I lens. miiiiitm.
-JTJZ,JLQ Jjii
James IPettee-
PLATTSMOUTH OPERA HOUSED
October 1, 1883 J
fur the nxt Thirty Days I will sell
Mason&Hamlin Organs
ilT COST !
To clean up as line a Ktock of Organ as ever were oflered to the pub
lic Any one in want of a line Organ will find it to their
rnterest to rail and get my prices. For the
above time you can get a
MASON &
"Th. Best in
i
a low, or lower, than the Bo-called
jhhyi,, or i r.iN-tju AKTEKLY-PA YMENT plan.
jr amies iPiEararjEiE
(Keneral Argent.
LJdl 13.
Habdware
AT SAGE'S OLD STAND.
TThe l&e&t JLiwe il Li ok &ti ve
(Uasoliiie S loves.
" TTinware
" " Greneral ULTaril ware
To toe found Id the City. w poods at prices that defy conipetion. Give me a call
AMI HC TTdDUDID.
amidl
r.A.a?
"Warranted to be as good as any wire made. "We also
keep in stock a general assortment of
UN WAUL, and sell as cheap as any
C all and see us in the Kockwood Block.
v AuIiiM!
Wiyyl till II I IV A vNCs
Cass County Iron Works
WAfUAA & KIR BY, Propr's.
Pla ttsinoiitli, !N"e"b.
MANU FACTU
KOULEfliS,
IKON FRO-S. (.AS1HOUSE COLUMNS.
facilities or deav y work -ia Colu mna and Casting for Business '.'o'i- an
Daased in the State.
ACIUK KEPAlUItfO of M kinds. O-ir Machine Shop fn'U c ji ipped
all rW- work in ir.m ..,..,,..
alrniw X k .nHmiUrmrnnr Vf diirl?rn all easteri . (n. e.ivlns
tLt ad time. . . ,
Pa'-t:-
j.ji liniT iwtri oime
OPEitA IIC USE
A N I
GENTt" rURMSIIEIt
TOST OFFICE
Mews Depot,
P
STATIONERY
JD CIGARS.
MASON & HAMLIN
CASTS
HENRY F. MILLER and
HAMLIN,
th. World, '
cheap Organs, for CASH, or on
TO-DJD'S
Emporium
ON LOW El. MAIN STIJEET
HARDWARE, STOVES and
Hardware house in the country
And Tinners' Stock
OF ALL KINDS
FOR SALE BY
Site
ST. LOUIS. MO
RHUS
ENGINE!
nu- tor ui term I ca Udj.'S
PLATTSMOUTH HERALD.
fUnuadJEO or
Tbe Plattsraoatli Heral MMm Co.
Telegraphic,
(JEN ERA L EWS.
Dallas, Texas, Almost De
stroyed by Fire.
Tilden and Hendrick's Stock
on the up Grade.
Passenger Rates and Other
Matters of Interest.
THE IMLLAH CONFLAGRATION.
Kaunas City. Oct. G. A dispatch
from Dallas, Texas, says a terrible con
flagration is racing there in the eleva
tor and coltou press district. About
ninety buildings are already on lire.
The fire started at noon in the engine
room of the elevator on Elm street.
Tbe building was soon in flames, which
communicated to the large quantity of
cotton stored near, and under the high
wind the fire spread through the entire
district. At 3 o'clock tbe fire was still
A fire engine from Ft. Worth
r t &-
runri nrr
13 nere anti wnn
the two Dallas en
gines is playing ou the flames. Crowds
are running, and excitement is unubut
ed. It is impossible to estimate the
loss, but it will amount to hundreds of
thousands.
In the portion of the elevator where
the lire started was stored 8,000 bales
of cotton. In a short time the whole
building was a mass of flames. The
large compress opposite the elevator,
was ou fire at least flltv times, hut was
as often extinguished. At one o'clock
ilic flames leaped tbe walls of the ware
house ou tin- rirth side of Crasst-U av
enue, and burned an entire bit;tk. com-
H.8Ki of tbe electr.c light manufactory
:t ry sti-Me, w gon t-rd i.ud tro e
r -P ie. At ( oliiu in c t it rit La-
i :r hi id l;iiri;-d three roidiiiees at.d
-f.-v njil Huiuil l.Usiiiwod i;Oiisc. At :iut
o'eioi k ilayoi Citbt-U teirgrrphed lo
Ft Worth for help In n hrur they
were at DjII.ik and at -rk. Ihc fire
js yotieit ur.der control a;. SoVlock at
Ooliin stieet,:a :ng bu:i)i tlin o and
t bail' bii-i k5-. Loss es"iii;.t;td ::t StC'O,
000. It is him oss.bie to the iur-ui-.oice.
Tie eiev.tcr was owiicd by a
e-.uipauy oi'Nt w Oilestn!", with JohiiT.
Hurdle, president.
Later At ten p. m. the cotton is still
burning. Three engines are playing
ou it. That in the warehouse will be a
complete loss. Some at the compress
will be saved. The elevator was filled
with grain which is a total loss. The
insurance is about $150,000. No one
was hurt, though thousands of people
thronged the street.
PASSENGER EATES.
Chicago, Octolier 6. The general
pjis.-enger Jtgtuts of the Ohio River pau-
seni r pool met at the Grand I'acilic
bis afternoon. An agreemt-nl was nr
rived at regarding the maintaining of
rates between Chicago and the many
intermediate poirts other than Indian
apolis. The meeting this afternoon.
therefore, did not accomplish as much
as it was noped it would, ana ad
journed to meet at Louisville, Monday
next.
T1LDBX AND HENDRICKS.
Minneapolis, Oct 6. The Minneapo
is Tribune will publish tomorrow a
dispatch from an authoritative quarter
to the following effect: Despite the
many assertions said to be made on au
thority frrm Greystone that Tilden
would under no chcumstances consent
to be the presidential candidate of the
democratic party in 1S8-1. it may be
safely set down that a desperate effort
will be made to nominate the old ticket,
with the full knowledge and consent of
the two gentlemen most directly inter
ested. A short time ago Hendricks
make a quiet visit to Tilden, and effec
ted an adjustment of the difficulty be
tween them since the campaign of 1870,
aHer which he exposed the real object
of his visit by trying to induce Tilden
io allow Lis name to go before the na
tional convention. After extended
conversation iu which the iuauy ob
j-ctions advauc-d, by TilJeii were met
and satisfactorily answered lv Il-n-dric-ks.
Tilden s ud :Vcil, I sh ul1i: t
u.iuJ it tXCi-pt for the iabor of iu:iLij
a!i--ther cauipnin." To which lieu
uiickt rej-iied, assuring Tilden tlint iL
Citmpain was'alieudy mude, and he
bad but to 6p-ak the word to secure the
nomination. This seemed to satisfy
Tilden, and they parted with a full
undt retailing that the old ticket would
be put before the peopie m 1884.
Shortly alter lr. Ileudricks' visit Joun
K lly made a journey to Graystone on
the same business, presumably oa a
hint dropped by II uirick. Ke.ly as
sured Tilden thnt he h-id buried the
h ilcli-t, au-i w;8 anxious to ee the old
ticket i;.m uuu d. aud vvoul i wirk hard
anu ianniuiiy io wroujjnwii umi t-uu, .
- r :.i : l. 1: ,1. . I.... ....1 .
aio to secure their election. It i m'i
mated thai IIcdricks as actuattd by
the fact thai lihieu is an old man, ami
deeidt-dly and XI- ndrick' vo!d j
have much to d "' ;.)' work of the !
.residM.tiai lUc u-l wujl i probably J
becorije pre.-irte .t bciire i e u I of 1 !
j term. b rea n ot rilil.-.-N li i .r
noiuin ite j so a to p:y oft old xliMcil
debt!, and it would retire Cleveland
aad others for wli )Ui he hru a strong
iiIike.
NICKtKSON II HARD FKOM.
Wathiuglo'i Oct. 6. I'he wheerabouU
of t'ie noti iou.-5 Miijor Nicker8'n hx
been hc rtaiNcl. lie is residing iu
Thorold, Canada. Upon this iuforiua
tlva being ieciivd, the oeeittary ol
war ordered hiui to proceed at once to
Washington, and report in person. An
answer was received from him yester
day, in which he declined to obey or
ders. He defies the authuiuies, feeling
bure he cannot be extradited. Further
action will be taken in the matter,
but in all probability he will be drop
ped from the ai my a9 a deserter. He
uas reported a false address to the de
partment, disobeyed (Jenerai Sherman's
orders not to leave Washington, and
now refuses to obey the secretary's or
ders. COXDITI N or THE TREASURY.
Gold coin and bullion, $00,883,310;
silver dollars and bullion, $119,753,891;
fractional coin, .1;.20,C69)732 ; United
states notes, $53,129,607. Total, $106,
430,522 Currency outstanding; Gold,
$54,746 SCO; silver, $79,883,011 ; curreu -cy,
$12,000,000.
NO CHANGE.
The commissioner ot internal reve
nue has decided not to remove the
office of the collector of customs from
Santa Fe to Albuquerque, N, M. He
doesn't think the interest of the ser
vice calls for the change.
masoa's case.
The counsel for sergeant Mason, the
soldier who attempted to kill Guitean,
recently applied to the secretary of war
for a copy of the judges advocate gen
crai's review of the proceedings of the
court martial by which Mason was
tried. The secretary refused the appli
cation on the ground that the docu
ment was confidential. The counsel
will apply to the President for the full
record.
OARFIELD HOSPITAL.
Work on the Garfield memorial hos
pital lias begun and will be pushed for
ward rapidly. Instead ot one large
building the hospital will consist of a
series of small buildings open on all
ides to he air and iiht, and isolated
from other structures. It is th in ten -
tin to have all under roof by winter.
INCREASED fcRVlCh'.
Waishir.ifioif. O .t. 0. An unU v Un
e n i-Siied s;a-iisi:iug :i dully ex
cliange oi itg'teit d mail pouches be
tween at. Puui ai.d Helena, M.i'it
Aiso betweuu thicugo a:id II!e(ja.
li.th ways will be daily except Sun
day. Advertising Cheats !!!
lit..-' t t ..ui c iiiiui'u lo wiil-j
ihv Ufgiuiiiii" of an aiiick-, in a ele
gant, Hilt-reeling tu uint-r,
"iiifii run n into &oiue ad vet tbe
iiu-ut lliat ive avoid allttticu,
'Auu bimply cad attention tu the
merits ot llp Uitiers in as plain, hon
est terras a possible,
"To induce people
"To jjive them one tii.d, which no
proves their value that they will never
u&e anything else."
"The Remedy so favorably noticed
in all tlie papers,
"Iteligiuuo and tcular, is
"Having a ia gc saie, and is
phtuiiHg all oilier uieuiuiuc.
SUp
"lliere is no deiijing tne virtues of
the Hop piaut, uud the proprietors o.
Hop liitieis have shown groat snrcwd
ness.
"And ability
"Iu cmpouuding a medicine whose
virtues are so palpable to every one's
observation."
Did She Die?
'No!
"She lingered and suffered along pin
ing away all the time for years,"
"The doctors doing her no good,"
'And at last was cured by this Hop
Bitters the papers sav so much about;'
"Iiiiiwt TtiHouH"'
"How thankful we should be for that
medicine."
A Daughter's Misery
"Eleven years our daughter suffered
on a bed of misery.
"i rom a complication of kidnev. Hv.
br, rheumatic trouble and Nervous de
bility. "Under the care of the Lest physic
ians,
"Who gave her disease various names.
"But no relief,
"And n.w she ia restored to us in
good health by aa simple a remedy as
llop .Bitters, ibit we had ehuuncd for
years before using it." The Parents.
Father is Getting Well.
"My daughters saj :
"How much betier father is since ho
used Hup Bitters."
''lie is getting well after his los:g
suffering troin a disease declared incur
able" "And we are so glad that he l
your Bitters." A J.,aiy jf Uiiea, X. Y-
St Louis i air.
The il. I'ac. Ry. wi-i rt-ii excursion
tickets Liu:svilie i- .t Loiu aiitl re.
turn Fair wetk at li'.To sale of tkts.,
to Cumuit uce I5pt JO. and coiitiuues
to and including Oct. G 1653 fiooJ re
turning tin or Ik torr OC. 8.
Duinij; the week visitors may v. itcess
-t infill MVf iled Prophets tstrc-t l'a
Meut." "Tlie most extensive ditphty
of Fire Works ever seen iu America.'
aud numerous oilier dazzling attrac
tions, all of widen surp;ts3 in "mnifi
ceuce und .-j)leudor uuythiu oT the
kiiid ever beiore witnessed. For Tick
ets or information call ou or address J
P. E.lis Local Tkt. Aet. Louisville
Nt'b. 17Si2Sv.tf
Liceue Aotiee.
Notice is hereby- t'ivHii tli.it il-.v ,,n
tiersicneil Das nide application and
- - - - D- . - ...
iin-e ma peuuou will! uie CO'UHV U'UI-mis--iouers
ot t;ss cuu I XenraeKa,
tr Jku n-e to .-ell m d-, pirilaus ami
viuous hqii iij at bis piac of ln.sin ss
in oit.V13en.i. Ca3 ci't!D'- N.-!.ja.-.k
and th i' ih- fuif ul witt ime tne
fli .1 i . -i . .
(.UJ(Uia.MOi. r iot Sli-f ! ai il
vemiK-i ?m ii of i.i' ..ohiI
1AVIU 'AliPE.NTi-It
BANKS.
JOIIS I I rtikUALl), A. V. Ml LACUIIMN
I'ret Jfnt. C'aliler.
FIST NATIONAL
OK J LAl lSMOU'lll. M.RRAKKA.
t iirrs I'.if very lefct laclllllcs for I lie iiini.
trauraclluii ol IcKltlmate
BANKING BUSINESS.
H locks, lUmds. (ioltl. (lovvriilueiil aixl Iak'u
ecuritie Hounlil un J Solil, Orjx.sitM receiv
vu atid Interettt allowed on tune Cei lill
CHlci", lralti drawn, available iu any
part 1 the flitted .States and all
the Jii1iicial towiiH of
KuriM9.
Collection made & promptly remitted.
Highest market iricea paid for County War
rants. State aLd County I3ondn.
DIRECTORS :
John Fltrperaut
John R. ClarK,
A. K. Toti7a!ln,
it. i;. t tiHiiiu
Oeo. E. Uovey,
1'. E. White.
A. W McLaucMln.
WEEPING WATER
WEEPINQ WATER. - NEB.
E. L. HEED, President.
I). A. GIBSON, Vice-President.
It. S. WILKINSON. Cashier.
A General Banking Business Transacted.
VEI'OHITH
Received, and Interest allowed on 'lime Certl
ncates. RKAFTH
Drawn available In any part of the Unite
States and all the principal eitlesof Kurope.
Agents for the celebrated
Haita Lino of Eleamsrs.
Bank Cass County
Cotner Mala and Sixth Streets.
PLATTSMOTJTI-I isTIGi?
JOHN BLACK. President, I
.J. iM. i'ATlKKSON. Cashier. (
Transacts a General Banting Business.
tlllGIIEtfT CASH 1'liICE
Paid lor County and City Wat.au.1-
M.Ke riO.NH 1I AIK
r-:uit Jv n-n. !'?: for
iihf'" i xiix :
U i: I'.lack, .J. M. I'y.ll I'. M.iaiMri
l 'i -li iilllHMIl. : ri A. f.
ri : f ; . i"i-l ! !!.-1
kWM PBEPABATiONS
i i.u.iridtry has discovered no inerty tjM ii..
! t-r!iica f liualintf exttriml ;rupri' iis. Pr- p
j I v prepared and couibiiiod. it liu.4 .110 eijual us k
JELLY.
lue liiwhent comien
satio.1 ot arnica. Wil.
spocdny cure clia -iwhI
lianils, crurk 1
IillH t.lul t i.l'llit.
of the skin, -whether caused iron, c: -imntic intl
encea or the use of ItL'KTFC: COSMUTiC:
VVnl cure piuiph's on (aco hikI jie (. ri-ndt rii
die ekin tol't and fa r. Invu uuble in Sa
i:ii-uiti. A family remedy for cuts, burns, brnis
a u norea. lJltlcli IN AiE'l'Al. X'liK.S, 5c
TOiLET SOA
Ilielitfiilly per-funn-d,
liijlily ini-i;
icated, Al-soluti
lv HTlri K.Tia tli
hk:n fr-ra chappia? and imparts to it life om
a liealtliy kIoiv. Uuriv lied for cleanine th
k n'p and eradicatlnit daiidruff. The rnoet pel
net toi.ft soap iu tue -world. 1-iUCi;. fta cents.
Shaving So
A rardicatod artiol
of rare merit. J'rt
vents nil nlinnlwi
1 AKES SH AVrVO a V EUtHl.
"Without parallel an a shaving soap." Klch
lather and lasting. Keeps the lace and neck fr
l.om pimples. I'-IICK 15 cts. for a larjje eat
r.nu..raeu oy Lenama iiarbers, who say of it.
Klch in
eck free
l larjje cake.
TOOTH SOAP
Ia -without queotion
the niost perfect ar
ticle ever produced
as it not onlv cleans
es the teta thoroughly, but tho combinatior
with arnica preserves and hardens the puiriR. Ii
Rives to the tre.tb a sweet, delicato odor, lu
taeto i9 delishtfu Price, K5o a box.
All druggists se 1 the alove articles, or tco trill
tos.il them, postpaid, ou receipt of price.
C. H. STRONG & CO.,
Sole Proprietors and Manfrs., Chicagc
WILL J. WARRICK,
AO EXT,
TLATTSMOUTII,
NEBRASKA.
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SHOP.
Wagon, Buggy, Machine and Plow re
pairing, and getter al jobbing
I at now prepared to Cn all kinds of repairi--of
farm and other machinery, as u.t--Is
a uood !ath U my 9lioi
PET EH RAH EX.
The old Reliable Wagon Ma : 1
!M.irak;ui cii.trf
il- is hi'I! Knov;i a-
Jv;L',
ni itu-.'-jtf.
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ARrJiCA
AMIGA
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Unparalelled At
FALL & WINTER GOODS
EMBRACING AN K I. KG ANT VAItlETV OF
Dress Goods. Dress Goods.
AVe don't care tuinakc any com
ments on our line in this depart
ment, for we know the ladies are
much hotter judges than we arc,
though our bett endeavors were
used to et the latest styles and
the handsomest materials in the
iiiarivei, aim we ieit notninr mi
done to iind for the ladies
a line
of goods inferior to none to I
e
lound, and at juices that will
all we can handle this Fall.
ell
M, VeWeis id ftfe
In I'lain, Jrocale
The Nevest Shades, Cheaper than ver Bdiorti.
jyrr in tins Iepartnient. we
T . 1
Jlji oiler a collection d La
dies' (ieiit' and Children's g .od.-,
winch lor variety and eh
he;ipness
lias never b-jen equalled.
The larire
t a:-sort-
mtnt ever opened
here. We have the best m ikes,
and cheaper than ever before. An
excellent -Ladies' While Merino,
iit for $1.. Lalie' Scarlet all
wool sit $2.7o a suit.
CLOAKS, DOLMANS,
Itiisshiii ( ir ciihirs, Pith tds, , tf.,
The
Latest, lie
Styles ever shown here
Carpets, Mattings and Oil Cloths.
0c these Goods we are Headquarters
Fit ED. HERMANN,
One Door East of Firht National liank.
I
E ELKh
HEADQUARTERS FOR
ALE, WINES, BEER AND CIGARS,
Old Kentucky Whiskies,
y
IMPORTED WINES,
MUMM'S EXTRA DRV CHAMPAGXE,
NATIVE WINES,
ST- LOUIS J'EER.
AIWSaJR Oil
2
VLWAYS IN
Fitzgerald VAock
TO i
vtttcaga, Bur.'ir.c
COINC EAST AND WEST.
volvin- Chairs. Piillmnn i vl. fl '
ElufTs Chicago & bes Moines. 'hicaw. St. J-
pn' A, ulson Topeta. Onlv through line be
tween Chicatro. Lincnln & Denver. Taroufrh cars
between Iadwnapolis fc Council BIufTs via Peoria
Ail connections m.di. in 1'niA. n.nm. i. i
kaown as the great THROUGH CAR IJXi:. i
i FirtOSt ElUlnosd Psllrnnrf l !-
. j - E v . r.- .L j V- v .v.. .Cj. i-;.',- -.4"-w.".. . ..." .J r ' Tl
4..oV L
lr. j. potter, m VicPi tandCiaLV vZlr;" of Travel
- i ... i i "
'factions.
HI,
AND
Blank ts and Comfortables.
AVe are aide to ive you bottom
prices on these goods. Our htock
is large and new, and you will
have no trouble in ni:iktnr se
lection, Yarns.
Our stock of Yarns
everything iu Western
man knitting; aUo, full
( Jermantowns, Saxonies,
comprises
and (Jer
lines of
etc.
and
tlK r;ii)ll!l
! lie
We carry all ili- lead
ing lrai!K mm the
best to the cheapest, and make the
prices right with you every time.
The best oic Corset in the city.
Sole agents tor Ji.dl's Health and
jS'ursing Corsets, Warner's Hip J)
and Thomson's Clove Fittimr.
ft
Laflies' Muslin Underwear.-
In tins line we carry nothing
but mude In in the best muslin.
an
hnest t) innii;iirs.
Full line.
Pest, Ike Pettiest
j.rices ranging from to S5.
ALOON
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ST(JCK, AT
PL A 'ITS M O I ' TI f , NEIi.
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cad.)
8 S- TL.fi f-'
p. t
K1? Weepicg (irs aro dllv. "
Bur mgrton Cedar lipids and AiW
i win rL itiiu i, wHR.k.i
ELZHOBN
Chnbi i-r , "f i r'or Care with I:eclinio"
Colorado ieoraiica- nd Denver.
It U universal
iu..i . ....
' ii n lien.
EIX. Gea. Paaa. Ag't. Caicco.
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