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Will
VOL. 1.
PLATTSMOUTII, NEBRASKA, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOHER II, 1883.
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A Public Spirit for Trade
GOlNO ON AT THE
fLATTSMOUTf! HERALD.
Pl'm HHKU DAILY .Vl WKEKLY
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The Platlsnionlli HsraM PnWisting Co.
liAll.Y. iMIvrred ty carri-i- toauy pari of lb?
I'ei Week..
i'r Month
'er Year...
illy
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WEE.M.Y. by mail.
Our method.:; are to interest you in our good clotlicB. AVe be
lieve tiie ln-.sf is none too good, where it can be purchased at a moder
ate price.
English Corkscrew Suits ;nid Overcoats.
w copy six month f i ou
' Mier ";y oue year i .'
UeKtsieie.i ai t e 1'os.t OCce. I'lattMuuiith. a
-ft'imil claa matter.
Wcllid
you eiiioy .seeinr ouiethiny; nicw?
Then call, when
and examine our
Das&lll.n.
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Children's Department.
hardly know liow to describe them, there ar ao many; but if you
have but $2.00 to spend for a child's suit, and Si. 75 tor an
overcoat, we can supply your wanta.
Undershirts and Drawers
We are ma in tli.' h itJifc ot qnri.v
Mr ltnsewat i a hu h'n y on an po i
ic i u .j et but t f.ir.'Tfj'ui-1 us tiou ii.
erl'IJ I. lliiiiii in, i he Hiiiiiiioiioi)
! caiidjuWt) fur j i.ijj.' in ;i wvitcrn
'1 istriet, whose canJilacy we took oc
u teton to ci it ui ie a few days ayo, v
Hppend the f.u.owinir extract from i lie
bee. which ie .Tt'8 no room fur doub
h to ihe hypocrisy hii I base designs oi
nunv of the, b-a er of this pretended
Faron-i's movement:
I he line i-xpre8s t i:a opiu'oti of Mr
Milium Hf-ver I years ago, and m
e n no reason to ch iue it, either as it
dates to Inni as a former paid atcent
ml a very dirty one, of the Union lu
inc railroad, ..r as a a small boro and
.-nit vericupuIous I iwycr."
Mliouldt-r wliidi hxn rend, re I his llt
rni id in ot entirely nHe'efs for any
kind ol labor, hu hms rejected and hcM
home, and now our rioii-jartiaii frit nntt
oljec to his i ccupyiiiif a portion upon
t he supreme bench of thl Mate bi
c on'". f'or.o h. he is 'ound unlit
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i. hi the hardship and fatiutid.t inci
Ci'itlll to the lift ol 1 1 1 couiUJOU Hoi
inf. ii younn iici'Mi had tM.a.8--M
fit- !!! oi ii.tlie nee tttliiicient 'O cm i
a iu:j tu or col.'iiel cnniiiioii, witi
larc pay, he would, pei linjm. have been
a tiUiiii)(iii.hed tmlirary in u tods y
au iwel q i did to prefidn ji fi
preine jud'e upou iho Nebraska- b.'iich.
r r i rui.in rcud'nia x1 VB us a ""
p:trtuaii uriiiifnt verw lime.
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DEMOCRATIC STATESMANSPIP
V'. AND PRIM lrL.
Hie Favorite Lme
KC
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FOR 75 Cts.
dine and wo. will serve von so well that vou will always trade at
ffi) nn
II n III II
a uuu
OPERA HOUSE CLOTHING STORE.
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Sole Agents
FOR
Surfs Shoes.
Jonathan IIatt
J. W. Maktuis
FeeftPork, Mutton and Vea
Su-ii-
Sscmioj to A. i. II TT,
'IJr A X:Q,IT ARTTiIE S FOE, CHOICE
' wad Ham-, Iacon, bait Meatti ot all kinds, Lard Bol
and ail other articles kept in a tirst-class meat market;
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
or?.
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'I he Highest Market Price -aid lor
Grease, fcltc
Hides Wool, Pelts
Fresh Lake Trout
and White Fish Every Thuisdas
Morning.
THE DAYLIGHT STORE!
Full Line Grucral Merchandise.
Largest Stock and TLowest Prices.
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Call and Satisfy Yourself
JOSEPH V WECKBACHS.
Grace & TMeroM
So old olovk to wurk uff. Tlio latfcet patterns cf . - -
ri.GLi; am irovifcioNb ti.k highem m.tket nun
PAID 1 VI.
IC'L N'liiV ll.OM'C K.
XR.W . v&UiJLDiWC, P.LAT TSMOU Tid-
MOKE coni.ilet - plection rnturus this
tuoiiiiu trout Uhi iirirc..to the elec
tiou of t.'ie entire democratic ticket in
tuatstittu. The coinitiiui tonal amend
meiit whicli yesterday was supposed to
oe adopted beyond duhr, now seems to
have be-u deleated. aud ifw. all h
.
jf-ory me icia.tenince a ivocatcs in u.i.t
taie can claim wili be llie eleciiou ol a
cino ratio leyidliiiure wliich will t..
he neat f it.-ability ive thj siaieovn.
lo the control of th. bqiuw power. lu
- resuli in O ". thn I1kUaldci
mi reuii'iu tor ueapondencv. so f r as : I e
C iU-ieot rcp'ilijic inisin la concei ueu
"Vim the enure hq ior interest of tin
sfale coucniitr.tted agiiunt it, upon I in
o ie inula, nu tue I roiiib tion par, v
upor the other, from a democratic ma
j ri:y of 20,;)00 i is; year, tne state i.
men p acticaliy reclaimed iu this ot)
ye.r" in Oido po.ilic-. The tniim
ince party in Ohio illnowh iV- plenty
of io.kI tor n fl c.ion, as it wnneuSeH llu
ndiiiiuietiation of atf .ir.-in ida Mate o
t r is tlie tralU con em oT, un I -r ih
autiior z d e.ti.tinl O the .M i r ;nti '
ti ea o l.ito.iS. Ii the (Jh'o d.-iuo.
racy ci- ty out te ; liesi of ahsu pl-. .
foi in ml h - v H rait es Tf.eT iitiV
g Veil to Secure t-ie I q 'l r v t t :e .
il u .V Ii ve :o Mr. b4 i.'t'uid i f; V.h Q
c e ie4eil oi -hi Sv.wh law and in'.'
regditioo oi t lie I qt.ir I ratfic ihrou-i.
aud by weuiocra ic aencie.
Iu either eve'it tie IIbkald pre
d t tiie sp-edv :o vn;"tll of tim partv ,
iu i ) i . O'l accouai of this identical
Hs e wlucli lias this ear contiuuid ii
lu powr tlireugli a in mi rial mj'iitv.
r ie 1 qu r iue who saniuVcd s., muci.
o eo i lie preet deiuocra'ic lejfial-lur-
wiH be sai-iied with uo erupt
p Servian; a rep jal of tne 'Soott'ltw
must folio .v, if the allegiance of tin.
iuterett to ti e d -uaocratic cause I.
naiii aiu d. On the other hand a re
.ust iteine it of the era of free whiskey
by t m de n cr.itic party, will create ;
'e o u ion in the podtic of Onio,
. h.cii will ter uiuate tne power utiil in.
ll ie ice of th it party iu the Hue key
trtle tor years in come.
Tiie O a ma lleralu an t lie iu their
i,peals for a uon p trtisan j nlye, iu
.balance call upon all old ho! uers of
i e (Juiou nruiy of the rebellion to
td ii in and support Ju ge Jam' V.
5iV4e lor a lunuiu Judcbhi.t o
V -t a they etlo.. O. course this ap
peal will ue aprro iated by our old
iniocratic si.dArtrt?, who nve to s e
at historic shirt uuiurled iu all its
e.ut, as tin aigtimeut fur Judge Sav-
ai appeal is ttiuipiy s'-uutiitig.
M. 11 Ueene is a -;ood lawyer, a palii
ic tit Z-'u, .v hose heart icat in fyin-
pi Ii) wiiii me causj oi uns country
luring the war, and l.ns continued
o beat fcDcr iillvc
lleia mu who Voluuleered lu defence
'l nis couutry, as a common boldier,
jut owing Ia n crippleu siioulder "wu
j cud b Ihcex miiliuy rturyeo,. ; aud
lor tins uu.oriiin ue cticu nata ce, is
cong . cred, ny tlies; uou-puriisau J ui-
ualc, vhei compared wiih.Co;. Savage,
ta until foi uiai r.apousiole position.
be iliKAU Uierrly meiniuiu tm
H ave democrali: obj -ction to Aito- uey
ti- cse, ou beuall ol our dtuiocrttie
eadres, woo nTiyuot tuiiy un Jei8t.tiU
or appreciate '.tLe ' weighty o jociu-ns
milieu ihe tiu.'bi iiOt.-.uru?a:i pie. w
nu iortn a.iiubt ilm iaer wuich.
i.w r-yu.'i:uao ' party ius tu:
t to Uttuit ior- cruprcta Jude.
ti -ii. Al. ti Uoede reiuni jn Iowa iuu
ne v-ar Ln"b;- ou- ; wim a tr.;.1rr, iir
iuui..uuuiv ti. tiUi rei b.a f. i w;t o
utiil 'it nil 1' in i..-.e.j3c if iiialou.i
.v, . uitsiio iu iniid.: 1 ' t V'oia .
44.yUf UilUUiiJ;'. UiiUU 4." iV.
TU ob-eiviuit s'udeut of politic"!
etilS will notice with what nlacriti
il.e deiiioeratic -party udlr Bs a hm-1
o ilu. 11' jeai" -ho called iu Ainei i
can 'pl:ilcn, and willi vhat le;ir ami
leiubl.ug it HppriKiches that . period in
our Uallnual alf drs when lilt elector-
of Uie'counl ry are brought face to lace
i h renl and national issues, wtieu lln
irickb and deceptions, incident t lo -al
a id per!Mna( cttiipaigu-, me nd pei
m.tied tu lurnirdi a cover uinl. rwimh
that par'y call grap jmtr'ouiie a lid
power.
Aiwa; professing to be a party ev
t-riifii iy ti.nie high S 'Uiniui nu l
pie, hulIi us Jetf.-isoui'iii ileniocr.'cy
mere has not been nil upheaval aniont
Ihe lestl ss classes of toe count ty s'luc
the closr ot the rebellion, thai tin-
P n t has not ispoused to agreiitT oi
ess extent, kinipiy for ihe purpose ol
f inin g jMiwer. vviiKiillir j ranger wv.
swept ov. r the northwest, deiuocracv
wa.- tou id ready to abaiiJou ill. verv
rgai.iz.ttion f r the purpose of lil.ile
1 cai and !riet sucves. hen tm
of soft money da.vueu H.i.oii the
louutry and eeriaiu visionanes went
o i he -absurd extern of advocatiu-; tin
till" do. ijii; this party was foun t
ready and willing lo profess that failh,
iu locu campaigns, l'r the sake ,oi
p i.s. Since ilie s.j co died iiuii run
op iiy orgauizitiou tias sprung nt -
existence the democratic, party n
found ever reaiiy and willing to i
v iio I lie spoil; ami '"euir IU-puol'
for the r-akn ot tlie'Mngli lailU- thai
xist iu the; otii s. 111 nielli; dene
tune ami again tiie count i has vi
nested the pli n :il:e'l " i lal w v "
tint p if' v I 'to pu-ver in ir her
f ' Union o.t! v to m-c i? -
;;f;tr lie uio ii :i' v fee of tu-
'.
iV;iV" ).- -P'-nr ; mi !! HI.t!on e!
1 1: I (J '.I'x! 1 1 ; iS ! 'i iV M't'!-.. 1 . ) tV !
Ohio i-tivii f (ir.ii -ii--i a u ein:! p,
A'ir.c'i ill il 1 pl r I"'' I for liie !''
: he c'ih.ii i-;i of tie" fude.-t pti-on.t.
f edoiu of the i mi vidu -I. 2mo o -, i.-
-o fool rr.!v as lo preien I tiial dein n -r
'cv woiil i have made any picieiiM
owari" gaining con r-i ot the reins i t
power, in radical lowa, hfid not its
leader- th nmnt tliev could, by appeal
. ..
l -g to i lie presences ami passions
he m;n-e; the d-iiuc!iiiig . ii tlueiiCis
of the liipi..r tralHc; by advocating ;
ju li io is license system to be estab
lished by the Eetviuts of this liquor
power"; by pooling and dividing tie
petty .o-Hce in sight, with the a call' d
Gren back party; mislead the pio Ie
iiito.irii'ting tue alFiirs of that pros
perous cimiiiion wealth to its keeping
Every intelligent person knows thai
tiat p-irty gamed its brief control ot
the great state of Ol i by couiting
n I rrspoiiBing the cause of the li:ior
tiaffie iu'4hat s:ate and irs open b ast
odayja; tint it pxneets to retain pow
er in Ohio, becu-e t'.e He man votit;
population nave desr led t e repnbl'- ;
can pa?ty on account o: its temperance
proeli.vites.
Niiljer will any-T.e. b hi an iutelii
gent (L'jeetdiack or Ant-mo'iopo!i it,
pretena Cr one inotnem tht this deni
o.ra'ic party cares auyiiiing', us a pir
iy. f -r te piiueiples of t iilu r one of
those oigauiari ins.
T 2
I: f
Safest. BsstaiiiHosI RciiaHn
line ;:' mi: wi;3t.
'juific;-nt V I'i.ij Cara,
Tl.: t F)ij n.iat iie
2 St- Louis Trains Daily,
2 Omaha Trains Daily,
2 Kansas Ciy Trains Dai
"t Ate ison Trains Daily,
- -hvn 'I lur - --
St Paul Msin-e:!? )l3, Sioux City
. v ' ' ' v' v
. Pullman Sleeping Can:.
liGiwcL'iUu.sciiy am St. Pdnl
Vl THO U X CHANGE
Ml trains rim on tiiiiccuiiiK-c-iiiii; fi nil point
Eas. West, Worth & South
'Lei.'-tp f.irsiin- ;.t nil teidiir I iekel tM.vi i-,
n mr n !.ni rer inliii : r.ijj), ti jie, .to. clnrti
lully j;iveii ..y .m.li es't'fjj '
J, ft'.. IUHN.tkU -A
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(jfll'l L"'.t, '. i- -'
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BOSH' CLOTHING MM
Is tii3 Place W YdUliiTraie.
1 T . .. 1
vni t-M:ui oi muuir uuai.'ieop
will jIea.-e .y.vtu L-vrj article it
marked in plain figures and t-olt'
on its u'.vn merits. No monke
i)iz, no lewiuir, no litHinmo- no
ood-. no h
auction good-, no bliodd'
von -ret votir money t wortii ever
time. 'Ihe latest styks and he.si
goods oIit:tinat!e with money are
in btock, and we will never be im
dermoid hy-any hou.se, either larjji
or tmall, and yoti will always tino
us anxious to server your interests
in a manner to jrain vonr solid
custom. (Joine and see us. '
C. E. WESCOTT,
THE BOSS CLOTUIER,
iiockwoud rlock.
OKAI.KK IN
The Newest, The llest, The 3I(st Comjhte and
JffiY 1FABB TTJUIE Cfli;iEAflJE8'ir.
Our Big New Stock
Came for Iiargaiti UiiiiterniilSrVrjt brpartincrit.
HDJldlE T0fjr. Meet.
o ,Mnt-ical "im1 VfiV1"'-':41 ,,,Ih k Htirc-ut Oi.prtunitr and
the (.lonousl.efcult will more tl.au l lv;v WiW'ibi oWy
imrclnibe you niakekthfsff!i4m-hall ijc ' " ""T' '
J3l 1 tiW A2Li. BAH' G-HtSSI
) Uur; ivsorlmelit 4H Hnimen.se, atid itrLs ' - 1 w:
A Hard.. CjowdrWq Cannot Please.
Ouu L9W amlOijo lViceJVHteni is
tor our eomtietitore, but a irreat opiioi tnnitv ior vf n Wf 'l.v
far the Largest, Newest and IJKbT stock of Mem,' 'ouths' 1!ovh
hildren n
Ly
and
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JUL AITS ANTU L1A1PS5
3EflNID3rS AMIS) SBa3ES5 '
filTUat
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1 .-i 1 rti"
Of All l)k.r.;riptiuiu.
.IETALLIC8'JRIALtAS;
;i'. -iles. ri-.nly uia.if- auil solO clieaplur cas..
MY FISH H ISA HUE
With many thank mi past patronage,
ivite all to call aim examine my
LARUE STOCK OF
nr. .ii (k riii.Tii
ver shown in PlattsTnouth.
roods.
Visitors Welcome. No trouble to show
oisr e-pr:ce clothier
IIake'e New Building. Opposite City Hotel.
NEW
Furniture Stare
cr. 1. TJisrTJs:,
f up iTiTUEE " f1 Coffins
and all kiutlc of gio usually kept in a
JUST TRf pr:r;Tr.T-U'EP
im'a titness ior llie 8 ipreme benei.,f Seeking a iMtional isj.ie upo 1 which
10 ent the nresidential cnupa'go of
'84 an ii't 'nipt has been mi le upon the
part of a few prominent inen with nils
org" nidation lo couipel t.-is party t
-.-'pon'B ih doctrine of free .trade; al
ready, however, I his has l eeu auan
d Hied an ! this great party wand be
fore the coun ry To lay linear :d 1 a to
its position upon tnis and kindred pnh
lie qu -sli uis. If t he deui ii'ratie p rty
is dispose t dec-dve itself on aceoii- t
of any leropornry g-iiiis ' it may have
made inlowa or O do on account of
the liqu-jr. qnes-iou in p ilitie-i it should J
take warning th it the ipiestio t'of en-
rusting. the reins f our national gov-'
ern lit-ut into its ke' pi ig. till be con
Bidered frm an entirely didVTt-ni ptaud
po;nt by he Ameiitati people an I 'hat
Iowa a ml (j'lio will bu found up n n 1
t'on 1 1-4ies as ntene.y repjb.ic iu in
"ft4 I- t!iy nirp in "60.
f ..tfattu. u. vilu i-'u-
Kilt t'LA.sfi ft KM II iti.sr,i
ls. h very complete sfjeit e.r Fuoeni? ftonri
Metallic&WoalsnCofflES Caskets Rot'?.-
EMBLEMS. 4c.
Our NVw and eleirnnt hearse i always in
readiness.
Kemember rhe place, in ITNIO"
Ul.OCK. on Sixth Stret. TWO
Doors 3011 h of PasB Coun
tv I ank.
Wliear may i im. niirht oruny-.
J. I UNRUth
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A FINE LOT OF
UACKEHEL, LABKAUORE HEIililNG, TKOUT, "WILD WAVi
COD Hi II, A so h choice lot of
liEXOITS .XTS ORANGES.
We have a fee stock ot
QBOIGB FAMILY GROCERIES,
Fancy tanis of
MINNESOTA, KANSAS AND MISSOURI FIOUE.
I have id etoc a fma Hue ! '
Queensware, Glassware, Lamps,
&c. All our goods are ne d fresh.
Will Eiitage .or Conntry Prodnce. Linseed Oil Meal Always on Has
Next door to Court House, I'lattsmouth, Neb,
udMowin. M. B. MURPHY 3r CO,
51
TEWDEhLOlW
eai Market
LAt'K WNEIL. J'rcp'r.
ftf liWii U ir Cbickens. S
CoDsantlv on band.
A'.all klc.ls ti (; IJli: in seaoc. ud -
erythlns kept In a
i'ittsT- i.4s, him r !(ii;p
l'"-r !isi!ii- rate?.
1 rrg -.t. f
' 1 va.uw!k Ur-x-
. it. 11: i
I. rti.. 1 II .W. it,-.. . -r..-i. -jt) t-j fz. j
MOXKY TO IOi
ON r.E.VI. KTaTn.
Anv nuiT tA-iriT; tn t'vn'ietttv 'n Faff
'rn-p th--ti' ti 1-n vrir M'n-'. aii t? tntT'.'
1 tnt pay .j.O lii'.ii it a' -era-H '.iiir of
I lciAl4w-fci lmrtuvt NVi.
EASTWARD
Daitv Fxp- Tm.1n for Omwha. Chloarf.
..-:i -1 lfv. ft - nn1 si! point Fa"
.-ninth Car- via P-oria to Ii't mapoli. Fli
nt Pnllnnn Pnl:e r nn.1 dnv coArhAt on
"in i-h train. ani lining care mt of j
iri rivf-r
WESTWARD
p-iiy Fxrf train for Denver eotnieetirH-' '
t nlon rxKorfornlt poi"ftn rn1frn1n I'm if - "
r'nlifnrtii.- piwl theemirn ivr. 1 ho ai v'n 3
tl i- Un" (Mv he tnvoVm w I-,....-... tCl
rtiroush Tlkt it th Tf-st'nat re on at it all 'h iinnortknt itinn. ci.a I
Unn- nV ""-- " rat.-. rTXumTiMe.
.cexioUy Xaxal owuaavfcsuoa t ny :ent o t . lu