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James Ms.
PLATTSMOUTH OPERA HOUSE,
October 1, 1883 1
ror the nvxt Thirty Days I will sell
Mason&Hamlin Organs
clean up as fine a stock of Organs as ever were oflered to the pub
lic. Any one in want of a fine Organ will find it to their
mterest to rsill and get my prices. For the
above time you can get a
MASON & HAMLIN,
"Tlie Best in. tli World'
?i low. or lower, than the so-called cheap Organs, for CASH, or on
fv'KXTAL, or TK N - Q IT A I IT E I i L Y-1 A Y M EN T plan.
Jf&MJES IPIETTTTIEIE,
(Kencral Argent.
Hardware Emporium
AT .-.;iS OLD STASH. N I.OV-KH 3IAIN -STliEET.
SSeat JLSsse
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To be found In the City. 'ew kooi2 at
JOH2TSOST
miAiaiiWAiHME sonnheie
"Warranted to be as good as any wire made. AVe also
keep in stock a general assortment of HARDWARE, STOVES and
TINWARE, and sell as cheap a3 any Hardware house in the country.
C all and see us in the Rockwood Block.
Cass County Iron Works
WAf3IAN & KIR BY, Propr's.
PlattsinoiTtli . Neb.
IRON FK(,.Vlg.
facilities or heavy work in Columns
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nsseu in inc owie.
ACULNE REPAIRING of all kinds. Our Machine Sin. L ful'.y equipi
all claw1 ot work in iron.
AtT'fO'Z" N'raska umnufacturing. We dapUcf uil casierr pric. saviru
'.rtie baiMine i tr.j part of the State sh .uld write for our terms f enstiu
art aOASS GOXJ2TTV XXLQUT WOBJS
Ol'KKA IICUSK
TjOTIIIfrfltS,
AN l
gents furnish eus.
POST OFFICE
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STATIONERY,
o5jx cigars.
MASON & HAMLIN
IIKNKY K. MILLER and
COST !
o& Ctaofe stoves
CiaNoIiiie 5ioves
Tinware
" (Kenernl HHarilware
prices Umt defy competiou. Give me a call
AMI M arODBDID.
7Ho,
And Tinners' StoA
ALL KINDS
FOR SALE BY
flxcelsior
'Stdt
ST. LOUIS. MO
ENGINES,
HOUSK COI.UMK.S.
i,u Castin f.r UiiHineea Houses urn
All
PLATTSMOUTH HERALD.
rUltLIMIIEIi KV
Tfeg Plattsmonlii Heral PnMishiag Co.
Telegraphic.
GENERAL NEWS.
Interesting Railroad News.
Labor Notes.
, -.
The Switchmen Strike .at
St. Louis.
Miscellaneous Matters.
A DENIAL.
Chicaeo. Oct. 13.- OCiciaU of the
Pennsylvania Central deny that the re
sumption of the payment of commis
sions bv that company means high
commission rates, so as eventually to
precipitate a war, and cause stopping
the payment of commissions entirely.
They claim they have no such purpose,
but intend to pay abont the same as
their competitors in order to secure
their proportion of the business, and
that tey intend to stay in tue commis
sion field indefinitely, believing it nec
essary in order to secure their share of
the business.
THE TICKET PUNCHERS.
Kansas City, Oct. 15. The sixteenth
anuual convention of the railway con
ductors of the United States and Can
ada opens here tomorrow. A large
number of conductors hove arrived.
It is expected that between 800 and
400 will attend. On Saturday an ex
cursion will be made to Leavenworth
city and the fort and on Monday morn
ing a large number will leave by spe
cial train lor a trip to Colorado, goiii
first to Denver and returning via the
Southern route to St Louis about the
last ff tlitf month.
DENVKIt &. IUO GKANDK.
ise.v York, Oct. 13. The din.-ctr.rs of
Xhc Denver t&Tiio Gniade have accepted
the resignation of Vice Presidvir. My;.r,
Mid elected August Enit r in his place,
The .syndicate to t.-k the new Dcr.vir
(i-iiilfips ciihiiKivil nf T.n f
iV (.!)., Lowjoy, oor.'-Si.otu.T, Cam-
m.'-::K. raa?:it!;, iK Hvtrit-:!, r;:".'.-ti sua
Iiir.ici. The otin khoidt i s of tho Deli
ver have until October 8 i subscribe
l the new isue of tto k and bonds
KAILKOAD TUANSI'OItTATIO.
Wastiinglon, Oct. 15. The report of
Commissioner of Railroads Armstrong,
transmitted to the secretary ef the in
terior today, notes a marked improve
ment in the method of counting and
reporting to his office by the several
roads. Particular attention is called
to the decision of Comptroller Law
rence in regard to withholding payment
for transportation for the government
by roads which have not bceen sub
sidized with bonds, lie reports the
properties ot the several railroads com
mg within the jurisdiction ot the bu
reau arc well maintained, and that
while traffic on these roada is steadily
increasing in volume, the rates charged
are gradually decreasing. The report
regards the sinking fund as a failure on
account of lack of suitable investments.
The commissioner recommends the ap
pointing of a commissioner fo investi
gate and report to congress all ques
tious relating to the establishment of
rates over or upon railroads within the
United States, so far as they relate to
inter-state commerce.
SWITCHMEN'S STRIKE.
St. Louis, Oct. 15. The switchmen
on all roads centering in St. Louis and
East St. Louts entered on a general
strike for shorter hours and hicher
wages at noon todBV. They demand
ten hoi'rs as a day's work, extra pay
for Sunday, and thirty cents per hour
for all time over ten hours, besides $05
per month of twenty-six working days.
The 6trifcers number about CoO in St.
Louis ond East St. .Louis. The strike
win proi-auiy cause a blockade ot
rfeight in East St. Louis.
It apptars that the switchman in
East St. Louis did not make a formal
notice of their action, but sent an un
signed notice to the station a"ents of
the different roads, making their 3e
mands as above. The meu in the Chic
ago & Alton yard, thouKh receiving
Chicago wages, joined the strikers out
of sympathy. The action ot the men
on this side of the river wa also pure
ly out of sympathy, U3 they have no
grievances.
HACK TO WORK.
-iritifchur?. Oct. li.A Ciiroufch-.
Jrullord. I'a., f-iie.-.-ial sa.wr the lieeolj j
iree luuiee, uwnct y Li;e uk Hester Jc ! "
Pittsburar railroad, itniled up t!i
morning tvith 1G0 men., witlsont day
disturbance. The presence or Pinker-
tou.- detective party is haiu a good !
cti-jLt ununihe Strikers. An ;l im,.i
tt upo:4
V ill be made
to open the mines of the
company at lYnsui wauiu thid uiurooon
and the extendi v.; uiuea at Dubois to -inorrotv.
The strikers at these points
are very strong, and it is reported that
they will n i t nuy ruteinyt at resumt-
uou. A uiiatc!i from tiyu-.blivtl&
reporid ad quiet there.
Reports tonight say that work has
not been resumed ou any more mines
juicu Tho btrikers are vwy at
resile?, however, and the danger U
not passed. .
LKAKIN 1IOUSK HUSINKS
Morton, Oct. 13. Kcports from twt-u-tv
,-ieveu U rn I i n jir clearing houses in the
United Statin fuithc week fri.diiiu' Oc
U.ber 1 i, give total rle;traufC, $1,107,
O7l,02J bein a deerca of 14.4 ) T
corn, as co;np,uel with the col respond
ing week hwit yar. Th exhibit tins
week is slightly more favorable than
for some time past. The gcueral busi ness
throughout the country appears to
have improved somewhat.
CIIITTKNDEN ANI THE CKOOKS.
St. Louii, Oct. 15. Gov. Critteudtn
and wife arrived here this morning
from Lexington, Kentucky. He only
stayed here a short time, leaving at 0
o'clock for Jefferson City. He was
questioned by a reporter on the gam
bling ring developments, but declined
to say what he intended to do,or vouch
safo any explanations. He said, how
ever, that he would go befoae the pres
ent grand jury voluntarily as a witness
and had so notified the circuit attor
ney. BUTLERS ACCEPTANCE.
lioston, Oct. 15. In his letter accept
ing the nomination for governor by the
national greenback-labor party of
&Iassachus3tts, Governor Butler saya:
"The'grecnbaok has become absolutely
the currency of the United States.
There are several different foru s in
which the government-issue its money.
Every silver and gold certificate and
every postal note is essentially a green
back, in that it is a pap-r current ba
sed on aguarentee of the nation's good
faith. The gold and silver is, in my
judgement uselessly piled up in the
vaults of treasury, for if that was taken
away still the note of the Unijed States
would be jnst as good. Upon that
question the greenbackers have won
their fight after a long and severe
struggle, commencing in obloquy and
ending in victory. The party still has
tha higner and nobler mission before
it of establishing relations between la
bor and capitol which shall be just and
profitable to both by restraining law-
ful mouoplics such as transportations
f f,.j,.l,, I ... . ..
ot Ireiirnt and Dssenws within t ih nnr-
posos for which they received the sanc
tion of law, oraanizitiL.n3 under forms
o? law which ixive any undue advan
tage by which the rich arc made richer
the p-vr po:ier, t;-ri,t to be sternly
dealt with. A io-.v years ao our cur -rency
and our p'i''Iic del.-t was sucli a
contrivance. Let us abolish all other
contrivances, such as watering slock,
ho;'s mortgages on railroads, and fic- j
ti'.ious valuation of pr.ip; rty of iucor j
l-oruie'i coiiip inn s, uy wJ icfi 'uoiiey,
witUont a proper ''ijuivilfut ;r it, U
uttiti froia oiio ;uni : von t.o :wioi,er.
vV'e are n t enomis of osij.it; 1.
We ate. true- friend-, because if capital
sutlers itsell t bcciiuie uu oppressor of
an educated, intelligent and free peo
ple, bucn an oppressor will e s'. rely
wept away, and who shall say in such
case it ought to be?"
Advertising Cheats!!!
"It has become so common to write
the beginning of an article, in au ele
gant, interesting manner,
"Then run it into some advertise
ment that we avoid all such,
"And simply call attention to the
merits of Hop bitters in as plain, hon
est terms as possible,
"To induce peopJe
"To give them one trial, which to
proves their value that they will never
use anything else."
"The Remedy so favorably noticed
in all the papers,
"Religious and eecular, is
"Having a large sale, and is sup
plantiHg all other medicine.
"There is no denying the virtues of
the Hop plant, and the nroDrietors of
Hop Bitters have shown groat shrewd
ness. 'And ability
"lu compounding a medicine whose
virtues are so palpable to everv one's
observation."
Did She Die?
"No!
"She lingered and suffered alone- Din
ing away all the time for years,"
"The doctors doino- hpr nn trnml
X"And at last was cured by this' Hop
lJTtters the papers sav so much ahont -'
'Indeed! Indeed!"
How thankful we should be for that
medicine."
A Daughter's Misery
"Eleven years our daughter suffered
on a bed of misery.
MJb rom a complication of kidnev. liv-
or, rheumatic trouble and Nervous de
bility. "Under the care of the best phvsic-
lans,
"Who gave her disense various tuim-e,
"But no relief,
"And u.w she is restored io us in
good health by as simple a remedy as
Hop Bitters, ih-it we ha.f shunned" lor
years before using it.'' TaK Tauknts.
Father is Get tin? Well.
.ry da ujf liters sry:
II. .it. I I . i
niuvii uv.ll'1 lAUiCl 13 MUUti UC i
used Hop Bitter."'
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"lie is getting well after his lonj;
biifferiui; lrom u, disease declared incur
aMe" "Aidv.earc so glad that he ued
yo ir liittera.- A Lady jf Ulica, X. Y
M Lonis Fair.
Th.; jio. i'ac. Ry. will sell exclusion
- hCl3 i.iuiiic n rt louw una re
turn i ;ur week a. l2.1b sale of ikls., !
i eoiuuiriice .ept. i.0. an.l eoi'tinuu
to and hieliiditi; Oct. ti le63 goo-I re
(urniug oii or bt-i'ore O.K b".
Wurir.K the wt-ei; vhitorsuiay witness
I,,-1,t eneil I'ropheia Mi.,-t Pa-
lijejiiosl extensive d;sii!;:v
ot Fire Work ewr teeu ju America,'
and nunieioii! oiher dazzling attrac
tions, all of widen surpass in 'niiiguitl
cence und splendor auythiin; ot the
kind ever before witnessed. For Tick
ets or information call ou or address J
I. Edis Local Tkt. Agt. LouUvilte
17yd2S-if
Frenb Oysteitk.
Fresh oysters lust received and for sal.
to tifiDEUl'. I07tf.
Vew
KANKS.
JOII.V t ITZOKKALO, A. W. Mrl.A run I I
I'ltslJeut. e'ai-lilci.
FIRST NATIONAL
IE3 A- UNT IKI 1
OK PLATTSMOUTH. MiUUAHKA.
Otitis tin- t-ry l.t-sl lucllltles f.r llie rniit
traduction of K'KUlniate
BANKING BUSINESS.
Mocks, Iloiids. Gold, Government and l.oca
Hecurit Ipk Hu",lit ana Sola, Dcpcsitt receiv
ed ami iiitere.it allowed uu time eertill
calOM, lHaft drawn, available In any
Dart of tlie L' lilted Mate und all
the iirlncipal tuwii of
Europe.
Collections made d-promptly remitted
Highest marlfpt prices paid for County War
rants. Htateai.d County Bond.
DIRECTORS i
John Fitzgerald A. E. Touzalln
John K. Clark. It. C. CuhIiIijk
ceo. c. jiovey, f . J-., wime,
A. W McLauehlln.
WEEPING WATER
WEEPING WATER.
E. L. KEED, President.
NEB.
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A. OIBSOX, Vice-President.
It. S. WILKINf OX. Cashier,
A General Eanlmig Business Transacted.
Received, and Interest allovved on Time Certi-flcat-s.
MKAFTJ4
Drnwn available In any part of the United
States and all the principal cities of Europe.
Ayents for the celebrated
Mm Line of Steamers.
Bank Cass County
Corner Alain and Sixth Stieets.
PLATTSMOUTH
S JOHN BLACK. 1'resldenr,
1J. M. i'A'll ii;.soX, Cashier, f
i TlV;li?f!ntS 3 Rfini'Pal Rafllfillflr Bn5l"llfi?C
u m(u MUUUSUt UUllflUA UUUlUUUUl
rrtm t-...., ... . .. -..t.,...
; Paid tor Cwmty und City Warants.
rstid r-roniptly remitted for.
I'Ulf'.HTOIW :
1-., i- lJl;u:U. .1. J.I. 1'ittl rsou. C. II. I'i.ri! el
F. H. Jutii!:n:in, .) Alonifsoy. A. J5.
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ARNICA'
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-.:!:cai r lifr.liiiir c-rti j !iJ; .,II!,-,,,JS j r. .,,.
JELLY.
ilia illj.'b'st Om!')li.
batio.. of arnica. Wiii
spi--i;uy cure ciiui
umiB
a..i bores. J'Kltli LN aE'i'AL A X'lK2s, 5c
nnsn I TOILET SOAP
MM IK Li lal IB IVlisl.tlulIy ir-
... . . . , ly ruve. Kwpi the
Bin li-oiii cuuppiu? am impart 10 it lli odu
liealtliy kkv. Unrivulled for cleaning the
h p iiiiu urauicaiins aanaruir. tuo most per
fect toilet eoapiu tho world. IMUCIi. 85 cents.
Shaving So.?
A inrdicated article
oi i are merit. J'rt.
VentH all niintila
..,r8.ea by ladin-,' Barberg. -who say of it.
"W itbout parallel as a shaving soap." lUch i.-i
lather and lastint:. Keeps the f,i ;e and neck free
uuiujuiujur. irx-.vd iJtw. lot a lurjjM cuke.
TOOTH SOAP
Is vrithont questiou
tuo uiost periect ar
tide ever produced,
as it Tint onl V p nnna.
es the teeth thoronshlr. Imt tho combination
with arnica preserves aild hardens the (nirus. It
Kives to the breUh a sweet, delieute odor. Its
utsuiiiiuuuenuu. i rice, znn a iot.
All druggists se 1 the above articles, or we will
uiuu tuem, X7stia.ia, on receipt oi price.
C. H. STRONG & CO.,
bole Proprietors aca Manfrs., Chicage
WILL J. WARRICK,
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Wagon., Buygy, Machine and Plow re
pairing, arid yeiterul jobbing
I at uow prepared to Co all Jtiads of repairiii
ci Jan n aad other machinery, as taere '
is a ijood lathe in my shop.
PETER RAO EN,
The old Reliable Wagon Maker
baa taken cnaree or the wagon snop.
He la well known as a
-no : WORKMAN.
from
Waas and miumgie Kiade t
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Unparaleiyjttfactions.
FALL & WINTER GOODS
EMBRACING AN KLF.dANT VAKIKTV OF
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AXD
C?.IRiIEIlhfluJiu.
Dress Goods. Dress Goods.
AVe don't care to make any com
ments on our line in this 'depart
ment, for we know the ladies are
much better judges than we are,
though our best endeavors were
used to get the latest styles and
the handsomest materials in the
market, and we left nothing un
done to Und for the ladies a line
of goods infen'.-r to none to lie
found, and at prices that will HOI
all we can handle this Fall.
is,
In Plain, Iii-..-adi-
velveteens
veiii
The Newest Shades, Cheaper ihan Ever Gefore.
Hosiery
In this department we. fl
,.4 11.....; . i' III
t.ui-i a eoiiecuoii oi ia-
dies' (Jento' and Children's goods,
which for variety and eliOMimess
ias never been equalled.
The largest assort
ment ever opened
here. "We have the best makes,
and cheaper than ever before. An
excellent Ladies' White Merino!
Miit for Jsl.oo. Ladies' Scarlet all :
wool at 2.75 a Mi it. i
1LOAES,
KiiSNian Circulars, Paletos, dc,
The Latest, Ihe Ecst, Ihe.lsVctiest
Styles ever shown here; prices ranging from 5 to $i;5.
Carpets, Mattings and Oil Cloths,
I J w i
0a these Goods we are Headquarters
FRED. HERMANN,
Oue Door :ist of i'irst jN'utional Uunk.
THE ELKHORN SALOOi
HEADQUARTERS FOR
ALE, WINES, BEER AND CIGARS,-
01d Kentucky
IMPORTED WINES,
ilUMM'S EX Tli A
ray on
ALWAYS IN STOCK, AT
THE ELKHORN
Fitzgerald Block - - . PLATTSMOUTH, NEP.
BUHL! N GTO
Chicago, BM-iington &
Eloeant Dar Coaches. Parlor
oivtnjr Chairs,
ae ramoua u.
Cbicatro
j r-zhZlj aVn'S.ye.V'
f r
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n & Q. Dining , ara run doay to au.j BupLb cSr T. i'"'
aiiiBM, yuaigo Bes Moiuea. hicao. St. Jo
spb. Atchiaoa & Toneka. Onlv thmih t, k
I Chairs
Chairs
Kween ChJcatro, Lincoln t Deorer. Through ears
and
Decween Indianapolis & Council Blurts via ivoria
Ail connertiona miulit in irnin ru... i .
ccaiiffo
Moines.
Mown as tho great THROUGH CAR UN i
his
Finest EnuiDoed Rail mart in tHo iv.i
. .-. " "Will tor Li 1 1 HlAecAM
i. ruiii.ii, i ico-n-es t aad GenT Maaa-er. PEPCEVAL invi-j i ,Z ' 1 re VG
mm,
Blanks ts and Comfortables. At
M'a arc able to give vm bottom
prices on these goods. Our stock
is large and new, and you will
have no trouble in maktng m-lection,
Yarns.
Our stock of Varus comprises
evervthing in Western and Oer
man knitting; al.so, full lino., of
(iermantowns, Saxonies, etc,
and Fnncv Fab
ni im'n.
We earrv all the lead
ing brands, from the
best to the cheapest, and make the
prices right with you every time.
The best 50c Corset in the city.
Sole agents lor Hall's Health and
.Nursing Corsets, Warner's Hip I)
and Thomson's (Jlove Fittiii"".
Ladies Muslin Underwear.--
In tins lino we f.arry nothing
but made l'r m the belt muslin,
and linest tiimmlngs. Full line.
DOLMANS.
Whiskies,
DIIY CHAMPAGNE,
NATIVE WINES,
ST- LOuJS PEEP.
lrai2ai..
KVoUTEr ; 1
Cr.cy - a) 1 ' !
N?TH AMD SOUT
fties
tf.VT oay CVxatK o..
ar run daily to anO
and AlU-rt f..
to and WiSt l"u iib 1:etl nj"C
itn t;t !x,Ui. .. rr "!l iWiaaodto
ttxtin
of cars ltuT VV";- "my pnei
Innn ti -"ui3 an I
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