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About The Plattsmouth daily herald. (Plattsmouth, Nebraska) 1883-19?? | View Entire Issue (Oct. 12, 1883)
So as?-'. - i :cr" She- VOL. 1. t'LATTSMOUTII, NE lilt ASK A, FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER lJt 1883. i r v 1. ' Ol't n 1 ' r- n ! J f s A Public Spirit for Trade GOlNO ON AT THE PLATTSM1UTB ffERALD- I'tlU.ISIIEI) DAILV AND WEEKLY -J1Y- The Plattsmontt Herald Publishing Co. DAILY, delivered by carrier to any.part of the city PerWeek 1 ii Per Month per Year ;;;;;; w WEEKLY, by mall. One copy tlx months i oo One copy oue year 2 00 BteKistered at ue Post OCce, PlatUinouth. as second class matter. Onr methods are to interest vou in our "ood clothes. AVe ie lieve the best is none too good, where it can be purchased at a nioder A ' price. 1 ate English Corkscrew Suits and Overcoats. - Would you enjoy seeing something nice? Then call, when passing and examine our Children's Department. We hardly know how to describe them, there ar so many; but if you have but 2.U0 to spend for a child's suit, and 1.75 for an overcoat, we can supply your wants. ' Undershirts and Drawers FOR. 75 Cts. ('ome and we will serve you so well that 3-011 will always trade at OPERA nn ml 19 A JO d HOUSE CLOTHING STORE Sole Agents Lawyer Sorenberoer, of Waboo, has decided that inasmuch as Col. Sav age's friends in Omaha have "been backwards in coming -forward" with the Col.'s record as a lawyer he Sor enberger will assist them. Mr. Sor enberger proves a lively and spiey bi ographer. Is the Omaha Judicial District Judges AVakely and Neville are named for the two district judges upon a non partisan ticket. In. other words the democrats and republicans of that dis trict nave agreed upon these two gen tlemen for their district judges. The choice is excellent ; the men are good lawyers and make good judges. Eicn fleeting day the Omaha Bee re minds its democratic readers, that Hon. M. 13. Reese has no record as a union soldier, hence he is unfit for a place upon the supreme bench of Ne braska. Mr, Tobe Castor. Dr. Geo. L. Miller, Alex Bear, Col. William II. Munger, Dr. Jno. Black and dozens Tiik Greenbackers of Cas county arc cordially invited by the democratic parly, of this county, to step up and place their mite in the democratic con tribution box. If 'you will do this. g-ntlemen, Mesais. Peter, K. Rufluer, Daniel S. Draper, Basil S. linuisi-y, and other similar democratic managers will permit you to place some good fellow on the ticket for County Clerk or Coun ty Judge to be knocked out of time .No vember sixth. These ofliccs 3'our dem ocratic brethren care not for, nor ex pect to get; hence the hour apples which hang so hi-jh that the democratic step ladder can never reach them, are tendered to you, our Greeut ack friends. You of course undei stand that this democratic party takes no stock in ei ther your soft money views or cumer cally small organization in Cass coun ty. Your hundred, and fifty or two hundred and fifty votes, are what this democratic party need, -and waut, in Cass county. If you will help,-aid and assist in electing Mr. Cushing, of the First Nationul Bank of Plattsmoutb, to the office of County Treasurer, and Mr. Silas Patterson as Sheriff, and W. C. Sho waiter as District Clerk, and some other good democrat as County Superintendent of schools, that is all the democratic party expect or want of you. at this election. In return for all this, the names of a couple of your members will be permitted to go upon this ticket for places that the demo cratic party do not expect to get Sor themselves, or the Greenback party ei ther, and in return you will have the satisfaction, at least, of attempting to place democrats in office in Cass county Friendly Greeubackers of Caas coun ty, the fusion has already been effected You may not be aware of It; you yiay Tie Fit Li K C SI. J., and (LB Safest. Best anil Most Reliable LINP IN THE WEST. Magnificent D ting Car3, ElfjiaTit Day Ooachea 2 St Louis Trains Daily, 2 Omaha Trains Daily, 2 Kansas City Trains Daily i Ate: ison Trains Daily, Two k Train for St. Paul, Minneapolis, Sionx Citj V l ill i 1 . t 1 ( rt i-voit. wit'i Pullman Sleeping Cars, Between Kansas city and St. Paul WIT HO U X C HANG E All trains run 011 time, connecting lor all .'point, East West, North & South Ticket tor sale at all resular ticket ofllee. lifonnatloo recardlni; rate, time, A.c. chelr- luny given cy aumeHiiig J. F. BauVwiii. A C. Dawf.s, UenM Hupt. lieu 1 rasa, Aeaut. WESCOTT'S 1 ru nmrrnTn ULU mill IT Is the Place for YOD to Trade.y IN The Ni'Wot, Tlie lli-jrt, Tlie Must Complete :ml -DB3ST IF Ala T11IIJE VJUtJEAJFJEfflZ. : . ...... Our Big Hew Stock Can le for Rarain mt9 IIunterH-j'n. Every Department. JPricef that dDthcrs Will Critical anl economical buyers tln'.s is adreat Opportunity ami the Glorious Rcsirlr-wiH'moro than Pleno ton. licr.iri.;i.r ,.v,.,.v imrcliase you make of us this season hliall l.c . . - iL BLOY Ala BABGAlIfff "Our afctOi tiucMit is iiiiiMcns,Vfrn'it A Hard Crowd--Wt ' Cannot Ouu Low and One IVIcjj System is Pleaso. Our system of doing-" Uusiness will please- vou. Ever' article is I - . . I . . . , I J -. 4 . , , . .... . . I n.M I Tl it- HUM I. ..A . . L . . i 1 11- inuiKuu 111 juitui iimua uiiu buiu I vui LumjiuuiiM nui n jru.ii (joruiiiiiy ior you. We Ji:iC- lV on its own merits. iNo monkev I iar the .Largest, JNeweet and JJhST stock of Mens' Youths' liovs 'ntul biz, no jewing, no humbug, no I chihlrcn's. auction goods, 110 shoddy goods; more of our mossbacked democratic not have been onsulted about It; that vou get yOUr m0Hey's worth every time. Ihe latest styles and best warriors throughout the state, will plcise take notice, of this important democratic peequlaite which Mr. Reese lacks, and govern themselves accord ingly. FOR Burt's Shoes. Jonathan Hatt J. "W". -Martuis eef.Pork, Mutton and Vea HucreMNora to A. O. HATT. HEADQITAETBES FOtt CHOICE Sugar-Cured Hams, Iiacon, Salt Meats of all kinds, Lard Bologna, ami all other articles kept in a first-class meat market. AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. The Highest Market Price Paid ior Grease, Etc. Fresh Lake Trout and White Fish Morning. Hides Wool, Pelts, Every Thursday THE DAYLIGHT STORE! Full Line General Merchandise. -Largest Stock and Lowest Prices. Call and Satisfy Yourself JOSEPH V WECKBAGHS. Grace & TMoroM No old 6tock to work off. The latest patterns cf GLASS GTJEEITSWAEE FI-OUK A.NP I'KOVISIONS. PAID FOR THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE COUNTRY PRODUCE. DREW BUILDING, PLATTSMOUTH. TnE supreme court of Nebraska ia in session this week, handing down opin ions already agreed upon, and prepared, reading and discussing . records and deciding cases; despite . the vast amount of work accomplished - by the three judges of this court, they And the ten judicial districts are niliusr the work up faster than the court can dis pose of the same. The rapidity with which the Nebraska reports are accu mulating is, cf itself, sufficient evidence f the amount of labor performed ' by our supreme court.- The state of Ne: braska has already reached 'that point where an increase of the judges of the supreme court will have to be provid ed for 13, prooaniy, noc necessary, lou win find iLout after your democratic friends have perfected the arrangements, or ganized the pool, and established the rates, that will be time enough for you fellows who really have no in teres c in this matter, other than to help fill up the ticket for appearance sake, and the J sake of a few democrats. All that i9 necessary for you gentlemen to do, is to walk up to the polls on election clay and and ratify this back door arrange ment. Certainly, gentlemen, walK right up 10 the captain's office, and the transfer will be made and the goods delivered. goods obtainable witn money are in stock, and we will never be nn dersold by anyhouse, either large or small, and you will alwajs linu us anxious to serve your interests in a manner to era in, vour solid enstom. Come and see us. C. E. WESCOTT. . THE BOSS CLOTTIIEH, Rockwood Clock. ; Day before yesterday, our democrat ic brethren "were nursing'tbeir wrath to keep it warm." Ohio had been heard from, the political horoscope was dark for . democracy. "The clouds rolled by" during that twenty-fonr hours and from their "Cave: of gloom'' our mossbacked friends emerged with beaming countenances. To witness this transformation in bur political oppo nents and neighbors is so enjoyable a sight that the pleasure of i brushes away the unpleasant regrets we might otherwise be tempted - to Indulge i over the mistaken Ohio taea as ex pressed at the polls in that state on the 0th instant. It makes us glad to see our democraticfriends glad,and we re gret that it becomes our unpleasant duty as a public mentor to interrupt their bubbling happiness and enjoy ment long enough to caution them not to forget that truthful and wise adage that, "All is not gold that glitters," anl to further admonish thes?, our friendly opponents, that oftentimes supposed Victories when examined in the light of succeeding events prove oaly disasters to those who triumph. ACoLD DAY FOR HIM Omaha Kepubliuan. lucre is uol in JNebrajka a newpu per which last lett year ihe republican party to join the auti-monppolists, which this year supports Judge Sav age, borne days ago the Eee attempted to counteract the wholesale desertion of the anti-monompoly republican pa pers by refering contemptuously to two or three of the more prominent- examples, and intimating that they constituted the total loss. Mr. Rose- water's whistle iu the political grave yard which, happily, he at present in habits, will not have the eflect of con vincing anybody that he is keeping his couraee .11 n. It is a coid day for the editor of the Bee. ' .HKNRY BCECK DEALER IN FURNITURE SAFL.3, CtfAiRF a-rc., etc., et; Of All Description. METALLIC BURIAL CASES WOODEU COFFHr8 f all sizes, ready made and sold cheap for canh MY FINE HEARSE MATT ARHH) CAPS,- ever shown in J'lattniiu.uth. VMi..r- Wl-..in No 1 rouble )iov crtu f ; eE.nl) THE OIIIE-IrPIRIOIE ".Wake's Xew IhiiMiu, Oj.jo I, CLOTHIEB -ifo Cilv I To! el. REESE VS SAVAGE- Lincoln Journal. A correspondent of the Omaha Re publican writes an amusing review of the supreme court record of Judg Sar age during his eight years of practice in Omaha. - He had five small cases in the highest court daring those years, three of which he lost. This some what invidious review was called out by the silly attacks on M. Ii. Reese, as to his practice before the supreme court. The fact that the time of Mr. Reese, during his practice in Nebraska, has mostly been occupied bv his duties as district attorney from 'TC to '82 easily eccounts for his infrequent appearance at the bar of the supreme court, in a j way very complimentary to himself.! If appeals bad been taken from con victions 10 the court below, secured bv him, he would have been . obliged to practice a good . deal there. But no such appeal seems to have been takeu, ; leaving the record exceedingly credit-,.; able to him. Tho.se Hpp- als are in ' nine cases out of tea based upon al-j leged error in the preparation and ; presentation of the case by the district attoney. For the time he was engaged In can eral practice, Mr. Reese shows a more extensive record in the supreme court than bis competitor, and kocording to the test of the Herald and its tail, the Bee, ought to be elected on his merits as a lawyer irrespective of "partisanship. DEMOCRATIC ARGUMENTS ACAINST JUDGE REESE- M. B. Reese is unfit for Supreme Judge, 1st. Because he has never "sot on the bench." 2d. Because he never "fit in the wab." 3d. Because he never' practiced law in the immediate neighborhood of the Omaha Herald. 4. Because he is a republican. Election Proclamation. Notice is hereby given that on Tuesday, the slxtli day 01 Aovemoer avxi in nrrinot in Onjxi auntv. Nebraska, there will be an election held for the purpose of electing the following ofacerX0-wl : iin. iniicr. nf t li mitireme court. One judge of the district court for the 2nd judicial district. Two regent of the university of Nebraska, for full term. One regent of the university of Nebraska, to fill unexpired term of Isaac Powers, resigned. One regent of the university of Nebraska, to fillthe unexpired term of L. B. L ineia, re signed. One County Clerk. One County Treasurer. One County Jukge. One Sheriff. One Coronar. One Clerk of District Court. One Super! nteadent of Public Instruction. One County Surveyor. r i One Couuty Commissioner for Third Dis trict. one Assessor, (In each precinct.) Two Justices of the Peace in eace preclnci. Two Constables in each precinct. ThJre Judges of Klection In each precinct. lwo Clerks ot Klectlon in each precinct. One Overseer of Public Highways in ech Koad district. ..,.. V bich election shall be opened at eight o.clock in the morning, and will continue ope until six o'clock in the afternoon ot the rame tlav. lated this 10th day of October. A. D. 1883. J, W. Jennikob. County Clerk, Cas County, Febraska, IS NOW READY IOR SESVaCF. With many thanks for past patronage. invite all to call and examine my LAKGE STOCK OP 31tf. FLRNTI'IR AXO COFKIXH NEW Furniture Stare JUST 3E3E50"E3I"VE3X J". I. TTlsTZRCTIEa:, DEALER IN FURNITURE 8 COFFINS. and all kinds of goods usually kept In a TENDERLOIN Meat Market, LAFE (NEIL, PropW. ttf KnttoiL Fcrt Yeal CMte.&d Constantly on band. Also, all kinds ot UA.3XE in season, sod ev erything kept In a FIRST-CLASS MEAT SHOP lowest possible rates., ' car fiaixbmouthnkb: FIRST CLASH FlK.ltTlKE HTOKE Also, a very complete stock of Funeral Goods, Metallic&WoOuGnCofflns Caskets Sales'- EMBLEMS, Ac. Our New and elegant hearse is always In - readiness. Remember the place, in UNION BI.OCK, on Sixth Street, TWO Doors sonth of Cass Coun ty Bank. Whear we may be found night or day. J. I UNRUH, 2ui3 . u wr.i j:ir i. nfb M. O'CONNOR. At.the down-town saloon. ' OPPOSITE THE PERKlNSfilOUSE, Keeps a complete ine ot 35Jir. 3NT 3E3 S, uors, AND CIGARS, BOTTLEDJ BEER, ALE AND PORTER, KRUG'S OMAHA BEER and the best brands of Kentuckv 910 whiskies, Oupoiitn Parkin Hoijhw. -. Piuttmtui. liiq l43t"' fe to .mi. vp. Ud WiriL, auJ the Bint Ct4Uct of VtAbto SEEDS A FINK LOT OK MACKEREL, LABRADORE HERRI X(i, TROCT, WILD WAYfc COD FISH, Aso a cl.oico lot of ZiSlVCOlTS ORAK CES. We have a Cne stock of ' v MIJ2 FAMILY GRQOJSMIES, Fancy rands bf ' MINNESOTA, KANSAS AND MISSOURI FIOUR. 1 have In ftoc a fine line of Queensware, Glassware, Lamps, ' Ac. All our goods are ne dlic-rh. Will Exchange Ior Conntry Produce. Linseed Oil Heal Always on Hanf Next door to Court House, Plattsmouth, Neb, lld&52w3m M. B. MURPHY & CO. Him ti a EASTWARD ttdHy Eiprens Trains for Omuba. Chicago. Kauas t'ity, ht. I-ouls. ami all points hast. 'Xbroueh Cars via Peoria to Iudiau&iolit!. tic. faut FuUirrao Palace Cars aud dy coaches on all tbionicb tntius, and Inning cars east of AU our! river. WtSTWARD V: Caliloruia a.:.l ibr cd!i Weft. J .f aflvVut oi ibis i hue Khm l'i tiav.-Ier a ,V-- i;iTle to tb Through Tickets at the Lowest lUtr are on sale at all Ihe ImnortAni t-.,;' j will b cbecked to dectlnetioa. Any lfor-tlo m -to ratei. routed or u',af I iBn,! ctreerttoity hirsts uyos spi!5u5s t" tV roule r tuan uiUl.s s.