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SPF.CI A L- NOTICE. - -
Ailvertlit-menu under t hi- head
er line eneli lu.terilon.
Ctrf cent"
MKY TO LOAN-Un real fiUlby A. N.
.-..i:.i.m.
Mt S Two K.mmI milk COWM,
I- li. ill!l ItiHii.
I. IJ.. Al l. IIoiim-1. IuHhihI uooil Kind ly
ilii cw noil.
P'l M-K - A mmI M.tsoti IIaiu'Ii. iljii-t
A . . I;.n iid f.r call 'iutt.ir. Ill-
l ll-it MCllll. II t'll,it.
M ,MI s " W '! i inoiii rly m ar .thcr-
- in ur. J. . Ma nan all,
Awl'lit.
1?' ' A t.K i.Viidence prop.-rty. one of the
.f tile llfMl l.:.lUtll1 III lll ellT. or V III
ir.nn- i,r-.lock. Ii..u'ru ol J. V. M.irlUli. IMHf
L1' K SAI.K -llni-( ami lot. ji ice'StiV). 100
'.iiii, o.u.iucu in mommy i..y ini-ul.
iC IS. WlNVJIAM,
lidkmai.K Me eral relaenci, cheap. In-
- juire ol i. II. Wheeler Si C.
li'"' Ai.K-.-k-i-iin-li tablets In all nlze. at
- lllllolllee. Jltl
HAI.K a lot In kmm1 location. Particu
lar at Mil olllee ifili
1,'OK .SAI.K An order for a newr American
- r-eiiic Maclilno. Inquire at tliUoHlcc.
IOK SAI.K -i.oir.ieonl of wood. Inquire of
l MA I.K l.l :t-M for Male at UiIh ofnee
:il -lo ci-iil-i ,er liuudred oi 6 ceutu p-r Uoz-
t-ii. tl
IOi: SAI.K -hour lots together In j?"! loca
x iioniutlil city. Inquire at thU ofllce tf
yoi: kkn r-
i he north storeroom In Nev-
l lcN blnck. ami k rooms up
k. ami K room.1 un ulairn. Oooii
location for restaurant or hoarding house. rents
cneap. Apply to v iu. xseville. ISJII
'I'O KKN'I' A house, corner 7lh and I-vcimt
.Mi'i-et. . liHjiil
lire of 1 1ms. 1'ollock.
L'olt U,iNT-iie ofllce room and dwelling
coniiecli'd, 3 rouino) up stair over llolt-
shiieiilcr bakery. Enquire at Mil
dcr'a.
lloltseliuel '
151 tf
FOK KKXTIlouxe, convenient to shops,
tl. K. i. liovKY k Son,
I.ViU ItKNT South More room of the Cuioii
- l:lock. l.iiquire of ti. II. lWack, 1J. Spur-
iock, Aiva lire w, liusine&s ciiiuiiltlco. visil
"POK l'.K.T-l)ellin IloiiHes, Inquire of
llt.illt W. 11. SMAKKlt.
I OS'f A pass hook containing papers valu
ill. It- on.y to mi tier under please leave Hi this
iluen. !C7lf
TyOt'NIl-A Cold toothphk. Ow
A properly ami pay luj; for thi
ner proving
a notice cau
1'ave I lu? same,
ISJlf
I,VCN l- A ladies pocketbook containing
some change The owner can have the
in.- by calling on ISreckeuheld. proving
property and paying for this notice. 13311
EDUCATIONAL.
Musical Instruction.
To JIy Friends:
I hint reorganized my clasnes I
of instruction upon the I'lano, and should be
pli a--il to have such as may desire instruction
to aibtrets or call upon me. My terms are rea
sonable, and my Instruction after the most im
proved method. Pupils, beginning wrong, can
never expect to become ma"ter. I invite a
tiial a:ul examination.
KATIE DORRINGTON.
dKjwLV.tf
THE TWELFTH YEAR
OF THE
0MIR3ITY of NEBRASKA
will orrN
TUESDAY, SEPT. 11, 1883,
?orp? ot instructors.
!. ::i;-::o:it i-n 1. 1 t iif Chancellor catalogues
e.:.l b- ii ..Ii.t-.i ti:.i.-e U'!-!lilg llifOtiii;stion,
ai:-! iin-.iii-s for i!a:i'f:ir on :!i rmioads
i' li.ii .- t xit-.-f t:;i to atti'iut.
I
Fli.-a 1 . t:o l-i . !is i in-sday. Sept. il :f.
'i-c ! " " T .uiUay, Jan. ?, 1KS1.
1 !.:..!
- Tuenday. April t 1-sSl.
.men eim-iit ednesday, June 11
THE COLLEGE OF MEDICINE
w .li open October 2. 1S3. and continue 6 mo's.
BRACKETS, SCROLL WORK
and al! kind of
ORNAMENTAL JIG-SAWING
ilon,- to oiVer on t-hort notice, by
BOYD & LARSE2T.
l?av- orders at the Lumber Yards or at
I'.ist Oltlce. 1S326
HCTJI
CilY HOTEL.
This beautiful three ttory brick structure, on
lower &!aid street, tax just been finished acd
fi tted up for the acccrr.ir.odatlon of
TRANSIENT CUSTOMERS.
AND
I .' EG UL A R BOAKPEES.
EVERY THING NEW AND CLEAN
A GOCd Bar co-inectlUU the
"tf. FHED GOOS, Tropr
BOOTS AMD SHOES
yi a a xt fa crruitixo
AND
REPAIRING
AT
Sheiwood'S,
L3
Plattsmouth
Nebraska
.MONEY TO LOKS
OS REAL ESTATE.
Anv party desiring to lon money on Farm
r.rooert v tin be accommodated at a low rate,
from three to ten year' time, and the Interest
not nayable until It bM.aocrued l n qui re oi
II. H. DRAPE K.
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fLATTSMOOTF HERALD.
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ri'ilUHHEl 1AILT ANI WKKKLY
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Tiie PlattsmoatL Herald PalilisliiDi Co.
OI'l'K I.tl, I'APKH UK Til CITV
ror CHy anil Couutv Directory, Hallway Time
Ti0le. Telephontt CxcliauK IIu-Iiiohi 1)1
i color)', Jtunlness Card Ac., w-e fourth page.
Notice to Advertisers.
Cooy for ilhnduy udvertHeinentH or c)i:iiivn
lu lMlvertlHeiiieulu uiuti lie liamlnd In to the
huiiiiriKmce not later than 10 a. m. of the
day In wlilca they are to be lus.-i tt-il . Copy
lor liay local ami Mlicclal notice niiir-t (-
haudei In bclorea p. m. each d.iv to iiiHiire u.-
aerllon. 11 M. i;i mi.nki.i..
HiihIiic MaiiaKcr.
A. MullMbury, leiitlMt.
J or i.
Meets every Tuesday evening at their
Castle Hall, in Kockwood Ulock. Vis-
itiii"; Kuightn are invited to attend.
J. . .IF.N.MNUS, C. C.
V. I. Dvkeh, K. of 11. and !S.
It will pay you to read Thil Young's
new ad. iu today's II ek A ld, if you aj
prtciate bargains in musical ool.-i,
book", toys, and holiday good-t.
$7,000 to loan on improved farms.
Apply to it. IS. Windham. 15)7 Ct wtf
For rate cash bargains in holiday
goods go to I'hil Vounir's, who must
close out before he moves into a s.naller
room .
J. W. Deweese and several other
lawyers departed from our court, lat
evt-iiitigou the west bound train, to re
turn aoaiu short I v.
Don't fail to -smoke 1'iiil Young's
(iipsy Queen, Texus Siftings and the
andt icr, oc cigars. lliaf
Another Svw York clothing firm
went uuder yesterday, with liabilities
estimated at over a quarter of a million.
It looks like we would have cheap
Wearing apparel if this thing contin-I
ues.
Ladies should remember that if thev
want anything in the fancy goods line
now is the time to buy them at J. P.
loungs. 197tl
IJo.s3 Kuluier is supremely happy.
The Democratic Central Committee is
his guest today in Plattsmouth. Peter,
if we understand it, has hard work to
keep the democratic thermometer above
freezing point.
lieiBembcr that Phil
Youfg sells
cigars and thev are as ooil as
not better than sold in the citv.
ai:y il
179. f
John Qrecn, the good natured, silver-
tongued Greenwood office-seeker, is in
today.
Joha savs he doesn't know whether
i: will be protii-ble to purchase any
.si.ur apples m tin; bush this year oi
iK.t.
Y.mi will find the largest display
of
in:: ii. lay ends, scrap book pictures,
pL.vq .e'J anu ueeorauug pictures oi an
kiu.is :ir thn P. t). news deoot. 297tt
Hon. Geo. V. Covell, oue of Xebras-
ka's best democratic lawyers, who has
a record as a good lawyer, in all our I
courts, and who was in attendance I
upon ou- district court, left for his
home, in Xebiaska City, today. The
Hehald regrets to learn that sickness I
of drs. Covell was the cause of his
hurried return to Neb. City.
Tho democratic nominee lor mayor
of Indianapolis in his speech accepting
the nomination, said: "I will do my
best, if elected, to . fill the office of
mayor in a way that will bring succiss
ti the democratic party." The repub
lican nominee in bis speech of accept
ance said: "If I am elected I will en
deavor to discharge the duties of the
office tor the best interests of the citv,
believing that what is for the best in
terests of the entire community is best
for every portion of that community."
The two answers mark well the char
acteristics of the parties, says an ex
change; and it might have gone fait her
and said that the republican, v.hiclfis
always the people's ticket, was tri
umphautly elected.
The follow ing from yesterday's Om
aha Republican bears the news of the
death of an old time resident of La
Platte, known and respected by many
of the older citizens of this city. The
funeral obsequies wcr e held yesterday
afternoon at L i Platte, ii iv. B.irgeis,
of this city, officiating:
l)r, Joseph 1. Luce, whose farm is
northwest of this city, adjoining tbe
tleaf and dumb institute, met his death
on Saturday evening at Fremont in a
singular and lamentable manner.
For some he has been deaiiug in baled
hay aud on this occas'-'-' as engaged
with another man in piling ,a a load. In
lifting a bale he slipped and fell and
struck the back of his neck agaiust the
sharp bouud edge of a bale which lay
behind him. Apparently unhurt. Dr.
Luce sprang to his feet, snd proceeded
0 load two bales more, when he sud.
denly fell forward on bis fac?, inseini
blc. and toou exuired.
The body was brought to the city
Sum lay and was jtsterday sent to La
Piatte .his former home, where he bd
been a practicing physician and a drug
gist, and where the funeral will take
1 lace trd.iy. '
II' w as tiff cted with neuralgia of
the iu'iit. I'ne immediate cause of. his
d atii ia Mipposed to have been the
shock.
Dr. Lue wa3 an old aud respected
citizeu, a brother-in-law of tbe late E.
11 Robinson and eon-in law of II. E.
Hodgeboone. and was also related to
Mrs. Richard Kimball, of this city. Lie
leaves a wile eud two children."
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PERSONAL.
I). 1. Martlndale made the IIkhau) h
pltusanl cull tliiy morning.
Hon. John C. Cowin is iu the city to.
day looking after matter in the dis
trict court.
ilr. Aaiou Loder, one of Cass coun-
ty'i best faruiern, residing in stiJt Creek gor brothers in from the Denver lie
precinct, is in the city today, and puid publican. The account of Ms nrrebt
his respects to the Hkualij.
John wuw... nn.n:.,,,.
the city totlay, and mudc thene head-
juaner9 n pleasant cull.
James Suuilley, Ksn of Cedar Creek,
looked in on us this irorniug.
Sam. Atwo nl camu in tiiis uoining'
from the west.
n....'l .,th ,.o ... r win
-v.... m 11U1U IUIWI
iinu murniiiir.
:
Sam. L,ou is in the city today chat
ti ig with old friends.
Hon. T. Ii. Wilson is lookinir aftfir
the interests of his clients in the dis
trict court, today.
Capt. Marshall returned home this
morning from a vir.it to his invalid sis
ter in Northern Kansas,, whom lie left
in a eonvaleFccut condition.
El;ht Mile Grove Items-
October 16, 1833.
The heaviest frost of the season fell
last Saturday night.
Will Ilubyh.u gone to Sunlight w here
Le has engaged to work.
The Sous of vetera113 organized a
camp, at this place, last Saturday
night.
Dr. and Mrs. , I,. F. Polk of Haymoud
made Dr. Sturdivant a plesant call on
day, last week.
J. T. Lloyd returned from Green
wood Saturday, where he has been
Baling hay, to feed this winter.
Onr Blacksmith spent a couple of
days in Plattsmouth on a "High lone- I
some last week.
Martin and Thomas Iluby went over
to Council Bluffs one day la?t week, on
business.
Able Crabtr.e of Weeping Wter
was rusticating' among his out chums
at this place last week.
Prof. S.L. Hawley's Father, Mother
an 1 sister from near Hastings, were
visiting him, last week.
Jim Jenkins is building a daisy of a
new barn perhaps he intends shelter
ing his ducks this winter.
Squire. Morrow has lost his cross cut
saw, says he has looked the ueighbor-
hood over and could not find it. Any I
lul'ormation that will lead to its dis-
,. -,, , - , ,
discovery will be favorably received.
good, and everything flourishing out
there, they are preparing to in irs there
now soon.
The party given at Mr. Parry's Mou-
dav evening was well attended by our
ea oy j-ir. i-erry s cnarmmg young
daughters, every thing was nude pleas
ant and all enjoyed it, with,
lots of fun and a merry good time.
The new minister at his last appoint-
meut, at the M. K. Church, at this place
lost his overalls, and we understand he
otters ten dollars reward for the person
who stole them.
The bridge contractors "in this vicin
ity are builJiug nev bridges. They fiu
iaaed one at Jenkins', corner Saturday
evening, early Monday morning Joseph
Lloyd the supervisor, came equipped I
with an outfit
it of good men to grade
i?t . i
eight Us had it, -in -good
it up, and by
shape and passable, it is a lias improve-
ment to the road and one that was bad-.
ly needed and Joe is a boss good fellow
to rush business right through.
Dick.
Court Proceedings.
Norman Coon vs Mo. Pacific It. R.
judgment rendered in favor of plaintiff,
$38.50
Walter Adams vs 'Joshua Murray
trial by jury who rendered a verdict ot
1.09 for plaintiff.
Chas. M. Holmes vs W . P Baily on
tr;..i tn i.
r , ' t
Mary Ophelia Williams et al vs M. L,
Bennett dismissed at plaintiff costs.
Mary Ophelia Williams et al va L. D-
B.naett dismissed at plaintiff costs.
B. D. Stewart vs Frederick F. Guth
mann, dismissed on plaintiff's motion,
without prejudice to a new action.
John Blake vs. Timothy McKiviti
settled and costs paid.
A Rattery vs. Mary Itattory, stnetun
from the docket.
II. G. Hawley vs R. B. Foster, et. al.,
settled and dismissed at plaintiff's
costs. .
F. M. Wolcott, et. al.. vs. L. D. Hun
ter, settled and dismissed at plaintiQ's
costs.
J. R. Clark, vs. T, L. and Sarah Bar
ry, dismissed at plaintiff's costs.
W. S. Wise, vs. Anaie O'Rourke, et.
al , settled, and dismissed at plaintiff's
cost.
License Notice.
Notice is hereby given, that the un
dersigned has made application and
filed his petition with the County Com
missioners of Cass cotiLty Nebraska,
for license to sell malt, spirituous and
vinous liquors at hi place of business
in South Bend. Caw county, 'Nebraska,
and that the same will come befrs the
Commiasioners for action at the No
vember session of the board.
David Carpester.
SotTTit BE5iJ, Oct. 3d, 1883.
!8GdAw3t
Bargains Bargains only a few day 6
remain to secure bargains iu Millin
ery aud notions at closing out sale of
the goods of tbe late Mrs. A P.Stout
lt7t4
THE YOUNCErtS AGAIN
'. 't r -
Bruco Younger, said to have been
Captured in Wyomiug, Is In
Council BlufYt-what the
Accused Says.
Council Muffs Nonpareil.
Ilio lollowior in regard to Uruce
1 ouncer. one of tlie wi-li.k imwn -
fCrt" wu" u-n-si, especially
bH,n.ow , rLnS
I uilim i 1- ....... 41. . tl
ttnu 18 ?T unUtr arra3t- T,,e re,.uhi
uu ai iitic ouyn ;
I,a.st eveniUK h t'hieao detective,
iioyiuk iu kUM'Hiji junto i ouujjer, a
cousin oi ti.e iaiuous bandits, tooK the
6 o'clock Julesburg train, n route tor
San Antonio, Texas. So much niyptery
has been connected with the aflair thai
it has been impossible to obtain all th
facU in thunu. 1.i.ti)imM..i io b .7
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I lO eStaUUSIl IIIO IUCt IIi;it APdiis n nf lh
i . . . "v
lounger boys has been arrested and is
I UOWou '"8 way to lexas to answer the
charge of murder, supposed to have
been committed by the old James and
lounger crowd.
Younger arrived from Cheyenne last
ounuaj evening, auu was immediately
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jail heavily manacled, and was taken
away last evening loaded down with
irons, une report, is to the eflect that
lounger was arresieu in Itawlins, Wy.
T. and the other report is that he was
capturd at Chej ennc. Of ouo ques
tion there is no doube, that he was ar
arrested in Wyoming by a CLicao de
tective on the requisition of the govern
orot lexas, but Cheyenne is probablj
the place where he was captured. '
The presence of Younger in Denver
was not known until last evening,when
Le was taken to the depot iu charge of
a detective, i here he was recognized
oy some ol the police who formerly
Knew iiioi in Denver .f requently dur
ing the past four years a cousin of the
Youngers has been in this city, but has
not seen here since about a year ago
last fall. The police wlio saw the pus-
I A . . . ...
oner last evensng say mat he is the same
lounger wno tormerly mingieil vi.h
the sporting fraternity of Denver. At
that time he usually stopped at the
i-ianiers nouse, aua was an intimate
companion of tiie deal gambkr.Frauk
IJoss. When interogated bv a reDortur.
last evening, he refused to talk, but
seemed alarmed at the idea of returning
to Texas. So quietly and systematically
was his departu e effected last eveuiuo;
that the reporter did not succeed in oo"
tabling the inni of the detective who
lias Youngtr in charge. Those who rt-
member Younger state that his name
is ! uce, a'u'd as the Younger brothers
iirtVd a brother by that name, this is
probably the Rama person. Tiie pris
oner was possessed of a Gue personal
appearance. He a heavily mauacled.
hikI closely guarded at the depot prior
to his departure,
When i he detective left Cheyenne
last Sunday with his prisoner, sup-
puseu io uu jruce Xounger, it
was
thought by the friends of the captured
l,,a th:it l"e detective had hurried on
to lexas with the prisoner, but at this
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iuS ia secret in Cneyenne, it is sup- i
posed, and the detectives knowing that
this brother would come forth from his
hiding on the: supposition that ihe de
tective had gone to Texas, Younger was
brought to Deuver, and on the day fol
lowing his capture returned to Chey
enne. Cole, Jim aad Hob Younger aro now
serving life sentences in the stata peni
tentiary of Minnesota. John was
killed iu Jackson county. Mo., by De
tective Tull, of the Chicago poace force,
w'ho was killed by Jon as hs fell dv
Old man Younger was a noted
stockman, who was. killed by union
troops during the war. Eruce Y'onnger
a cousin of the noted bandits, is biaye
and courageous, possessing . all the
family traits in tluit respect. Bruce is
supposed to have .been connected with
the North Hampton bauk robbery.
Youngor was arrested for the kiiHng
of a man in San Antonio, Tex., about
five years ago.
The murder is sup
P03 to lve been committed by at
least a part of the old Jesse James and
Cole younger band, and a heavy re
ward was offered for the arrest of the
murderers. Jailer Lambert admitted
last evening that the detective held the
prieoner by virtue of a requisition from
the governor ot. Wyoming. Bruce
Younger has a brother named Al., and
this is probably the brother which is
also reported to have been captured.
In conversation yesterdav with with
a Nonpareil reporter, Mr. Younger said
that he had written to tke governor of
Texas, stating that if he wanted him he
would go at any time without a requi
sition. He says, however, that he is a
relative of the Al. Younger, spoken of
in the above article. .He also stated
i .... . .
iat ne lias an uncla, Jeff lounger, who
is at Present residing in St. Clair coun-
tv Missouri, where he has served as a
member of the legislature for several
terms. He says he does not know who
was arrester! as him, but he says he will
go to Texas whenever sent for.
FREE OF COST.
Another Thousand Bottles of Marsh's
Gulden Balsam to be Given
Away..
Every person ia laPttsmouth, who is
suffering irom Scrofula, Chronic Rheu
matism, Jaundice, Billiousness, Dys
pepsia. Indigestion, Constipation or
Costiveness, Headache. Loss of appe
tite. Chilis or Fever, Malaria, Backache
Fern ile Weakness, Nervous derauge-mt-nt,
General Debility, or any Blood,
Liver, Kidney, Stomach or bowel dis
order can obtain a trial . bottle of
Marsh's Golden Blood & Liver Tonic,
free of charge, by calling at Smith &
Black Bros' drug store, Plattsmouth.
Persons who have already tried this
valuable medicine can procure th9
large bottles at 50cent3 and $1.
For Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis and
Consumption, use Marsh's Golden Bal
sam, the famous Throat and Lung
medicina. t'wo doses wil benefit. Sam
ple bottle free.
Collection Notice.
Parties knowirg themselves indebted
to the firm of Streight. &. Co., will
please call aud settle, as we mu3t have
money to run our business. Hoping
you will govern yourselves accordingly",
we are Respectfully Yours,
1 96i wo'Jtf . - STRErc ot & Co.
Henry Bocck is selling furniture at
prices below any house of the same
style in Nebraska. If you doubt tbiff
faet call onhlm and know the truth. ' tf
Imported ale and jiorter at Joe Mc
Veys. jrf
Urn
. MARRIED.
.i
On.TiiurHilay, .Oct. U, at the
refii'Ifijco of the brldo parrots; by
Itcv. I). KmowcIh, Mr. O. A. Johnson
and Mis Gem Loder, nil of this place
We. with the many friends of th hrldo
and iroom cxteud congratulations
within them a more 'pleasant voyage
tlirough life than their wrddmi; dsj
was.
We clip the forgoing from the t ireen
wo,h1 Eill0 anJ ,he "khald Join, with
- . 1S1W . llult
i ii'uiu an me nwueia in IllC, Willi
as few of the bitter thini, which will
i ii, .
come la the rouh voyage at tunes,
possible. We have known the bright
MisaGeia eince her babyhood davs and
know about how hard it was for our
,.i.i
I tciiM, auu iJirt. J,uilM,lUf;ive
... jl .! .I.iml.f,.,
I r -"a"1--
The groom Mr. O
JohDson is a.6ou of Mr. P. P. John
son of Red Oak, Iowa, one of the larg
est farmers and real estate owners in
the west; who is well and favorably
Known to our Cass county people. The
t . ...
I Herald is pleased to know that this
WGOJ and be of our CaiS county citi
zenship and will always take a friendly
"rid warm iu terest iu their future
OBITUARY.
Did At his residence iu Grand
Prairie, Centre precinct, near Weeping
Water, on the 8th day of October, 1883,
Mr. Halsey C. liabcock. aged 01 years
and 11 moutns-of Jiiiff ,ts dis "ase
jir. uaococK came to JNebruska some
ii yenis ago,setti:ig m oaas county,
hrst in the neighborhood of Cedar
Creek, and thortlj.afterwards at Grand
Prairie, in Cenn-r Precinct, where he
has since resided.
. Since August -1st, last, Mr. liabcock
has been a great sufferer, confined to
the house and his bed," ,'mt of the
tinie. He was a brother of Mrs. N.
E. Sago, an uncle of Mr. James an I
lien" Sage, her sous, all of this city.
Mr. Iiibeosk was bora iu the town
of Hamilton, Madison couuty. State of
New York, removing from that State
to Nebraska.
Mr. liabcock was-universally respect
L-d and loved by his' neighbors ami ail
who knew him, alt hough a great suffer
er during his fatal sickness he bore his
sufferings uucomplaiuiuclv and with
great resignation ; he leaves a widow
and three (married) daughters residing
in the neighborhood of Grand Prairie;
bis son, Charles II. TJabcock, who used
to reside in the same neighborhood, is
now a citizen of California.
The funeral -took place from the M
E. Church, in Weeping Water, Tuesday
afternoon.
Died. At 2. o'clock this morning of
scarletina, Frank Lorenzen, son of An-
ton and Karen Lorenzen aged 2 years
11 months and (J days, Mr. and Mrs,
Lorenzen came to Plattsmouth from
Bridgeport, Conn, in February 1881,
when their little boy was an infant The
funeral will take place from their resi
dence on tho corner of 13 and Timber
treets in tbe Second ward on Thutsdsy
next at 11 a. m. Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzen
will have the heartfelt sympathy of
our good people in this the hour of
their deep trouble.
M O' Connor keeps on hand the cel
ebratod Anhuser liurch St Louis Bot
tled Beer and always ready to pay pac
ticular attention to his customers.
loStf
When your blood is impoverished,
or corrupted, the iemedy is at hand.
Take Ayer's Sarsaparilla.
Two dollars per'day, from this date.
Thu Cozzen's Cor. "9th and Harney
s'ree-t Omaha Neb. Strictly first clasi
iu every particular
P. Ramsey & Co.
of the Palace Hotel Santa Fe New Mex
ico. . . Oct.l lc83 !89tC
Hand printed
Warricks.
birthday cards
192tf
at
Bed kock thices. I have on band
a large and very superior stock of fur
niture, much of which I propose to sell
off at cost. My goods are for sale and
before purchasing I wish everybody
who needs furniture to call and look
them over. All I ask ol the public 13
to examine my goods and my prices.
d&wtt Hexry Boeck.
Try the new barber under Carruths,
187tf
Haying opened and refitted the rooms
under F. Carruths Jewelry Store Mr
J. P.-Reese is ready to wait upon his
customers' with every convenience
which should belong to a first class
barber shop Hot and Cold Baths al
ways ready. 185tf
Hot and cold baths
shop under Carruths
at
the Barber
I87tf
For a shave at any hour call at the
shep under Carruths. 187tf -
Hay.
200 Toes of first class hay for sale
leave orders with 'W. S. Wse.
178d28wtf J.T.Wise."'
Important to Travelers.
Special inducements are offered you
by the Burlington route. It will pay
you to read their advertisement to be
found elsewhere in this issue. 47tf
For Sale.
rr ' 1 1 1 J t rt I
j. v. u ea iuiiuvcu nuuis, or, .cu i
Louisville and Weeping Water.
Ap-
ply toThaddeus Adam
on farm.
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Labrador:
Lewis.
Herring at
Bennett
1973t
Fresh Buckcvheat flour and Maple
Syrup at, Bennett & Lewis. 197t3 .
Hoods, Hosiery; Collars.Tj loves. Mit
tens, Ruches &c &.c at cost and below
at the closing out sale of the goods of
tbe. late Mrs. A. P. Stout. l74t
. Go to McKecrer & Herrmann's for a
good dUb of oysters at reasonable
rate. 183ra3
Election Proclamation.
Notice I? hereby irlff n that on Tuesday, tU
UthUayol November m 1 1 lu
precluct In Can county. Nebrka, there will
be an election held for thn purpovw ol elecliiiM
thii fulloMlaK olllcrr to-wlt :
Oue IuiIkv of the unreme Court.
tine Jude of the UUtilct court for t!ie 2nd
in I Two'recentlTof th
o unlverlir of Xcbraika.
for full term.
Oue recent of the imivcnltv of Nbraka.to
fill unexpired term ol 1-a.u; rower, iehcnel.
one. rcKeuloitue milerily of JNebiavka.
to Blithe unexpired term of I., li. I lllrld.ie-
l'ncd
one ( ountv lerk.
One t'ouuty 1 r.iiinii t r.
One County Juke.
Oue Mhvrltl.
Oue t'oroiirfr.
One t;ierk ol District Court.
tine Hupertnteadeot of 1'ublle Inttrucllcn.
One t'uunty Hurveyor.
I one .ouiiiy i ouunintiuuer lor I u ri in
us tria.
one AHeNor, (lu each precinct.)
Two Justice of the I'eacc hi eace pieclucl.
'I wu t:on.tablc In each precinct.
Tluee JuiIkch of Klectloii In each precinct.
1 wo Clerk of Meet Inn In each tuecltict.
One Overseer of 1'ubllc lllchwavn m etfcli
Uoad dltrlct.
blch election shall b om-ned at c'ulit
o, clock lu the inoriilni;, and will coutliiui' open
until lx o clock lu th.- alternooii ol I'm value
ua-
uaicl uus loin day oi October, a. it. 1SH3.
J, W. Jkmninom.
County Clerk,
Cass County, ebia.ika.
An elegant line of wedding and iuvi
tation stationery just received; a!
calling cards, in latest styles. .
To the old customers of the barber
stand under Mr. F. Carruth's jewelry
store, I have ru-itted and opened this
shop and am ready to guarantee you
every convenience, comfort and pleas
ure to be found ir. a UrsUclas barber
shop.
Hot and c Id baths always ready.
lSotf J. P. Mkv.hv. '
Kor winter bloom and out doorplant-
mg, X ''.lips, Hyacinths, Narcissus. Hoi
land bulbs, biles, and a large assort
mnt of hardy- bulbs and herbaceous
plants all are best planted in the tail
if you have them as they will do no
good otherwise. Cad and examine my
stock. L. A. Mooitn.
l7lf
Dr. Schlldknech't's Office
At the present and until further no
tice, I will have my ollice with Dr. Sal
isoury in the nook wood block over
Johnson Bros. store, where I may be
found Hill ing office hours.
I69djtwtf W. II. SCIIILUKNECIIT.
TroyCily Laundry.
Removed to the first door north of
Stadlemans on sixths at. opposite Nev
ills Block. The Troy City Laundrv
will hereafter be located here and old
customers and new ones will find us
ready to give satisfaction ia4 all kind
of Laundrv work. ' W. BVBkown Prop.
,. lP4dtf
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A Square .Meal
Cau be had at the City Hotel for only
25 cents and lodging at same reasonable
lates. Farmers and Commercial Men
will plef.se bear this in mind. d&wtf
Ilissoiniiua Aotice,
Notice is hereby givem that the part
nership heretofore existing "udder- the
firm name of Grace ifcThierolf, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. Mr.
Thierolf will conduct the business at
their former location being authorized
to pay all debts and collect and receipt
tor all bills due the old firm.
James Guack,
ISCiS II. Tiiikkqlf.
Plattsmouth, Neb. Oct 2d 18.1.
Notice.
Notice is hereby given that George
W. Sexton will apply to the Board of
County Commissioners of Cass County,
Nebraska at its stated meeting in Oc
tober 1883 for a license to sell malt
Spiritus and Vinous liquors in Avoca
Cass County, Nebraska, one year from
date of allowance.
For Sale at a Bargain.
The furniture and fixtures, and all.
or a part 01 t.'ie fciocfc ol the .Milli
nery store, of the late Mr3. A. P. Stout.
Call at the store. 191Ctwl
Mr. J. P. Reese the accompliihed
barber is in charge of the buibershop
under Frank Carruths Jewelry Store
and the customers of thfct old stand
will find every conitort aud convenience
ready and waiting for them. 185tl
C. A. Marshall, IJentlat, suc
cessor to Clutter & Marshall.
Teetu extracted witliout pain,
by use ol -Mtrous Oxide d.H.
FOR SALC-Lots -2 aud 3 In
Dlock 41, improved.
d97 It. II. Wl.VDIIAM.
Leave orders for grapes from Lf-fts-
ly s nursery at
A. Clarks grocerv.
lC3dtf
For Sale or Rent for 884.
300 Acres of pasture lanu'3 all under
fence Yx mle south of Weeping Water.
Jko. It. Clark Weeping Water. Neb.
Fresh oysters and celeryjust received
at Bennett & Lewis'. I83tf - -
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A Great Discovery.
That" is 'daily' bringing joy to the
homes of thousands by saving many of
their dear ones from an early grave.
Truly is Dr. Ktuga -New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs, Colds, - Asthma,
Bronehhitis, Hay Feyer, Loss of Voice,
Tickling in the Throat, Pain in Side
and Chest, or any diseab of the Throat
and Lungs, a positive cure. Guarante
ed. Trial Bottles f-ee at J. M. Roberta.
HARNESS.
STREIGHT Sr CO.
(Hafrrmmor ta Mtrelrbt A. Millar.
lMxtrA(i t urn or
FINE WY HARNESS.
... . A lare line oi '
Saddles Bridles CollarsWliips &c.
alHHVi In ktor-k.
Utjtat ttt.y of all hit.h in til il 1 1 u
hurt notice.
Mklu Hlreet, belveeti Foiiilh anil Klllh.'
XIIBSBFH.
('ALL AT tiii:
Old Relnble
LUMBER iW
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h. a. wathbiah;k
Vhol?a!c :ii:l llelall ln-aler lu j
PINE LUMBER
SHK(JLi:s, LATH
SASH, HOOKS,
BLLNDS,
ouith .stieel. a, n nr cf i ia llc-u'f .
I ATTSX'OT'TII. NFl'HAhKA
!sCO.U HAN1J UOOiiS.
PARLEMAN &- CHAPiAN
Will BUY and SKLL all kind of
FURNITURE, :
tlf ill A f
IR01T,
RAGS
AND
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Will advance ironey on all i' "j
SALABLE GOODS,
on lower Main fetreet.
One dror west of Beck's Furniture sore
I'lattFrnouth. Ft b. l.st, LSS3 4Lf.
j-ust Keceivcd
I I N K I.I NK ,
ftlEERSCHAU AND BRIAR PIPES
or inn:i;T iiiroitT.tTios.j
A Challenge 5c CigaiV
H hiliy irinie Jur the iet:iii Vii ." 'ijoIj.
PepiK'rberg's Cia ar Factory.
ERNST WAGNIsR;
lr:itial Ar?liIlM-l,
ANI
SUPER INTK DENT
ARCJilTECTURAL WORK A
SPCCIALTY.
I'l-ius a'i'l Sii.':1.1c4lioiis will h c.uefnlly
:uii!eliur.. anU lull attention will bi nivf-u a
t safety ami durability.
I.ISO.i 0. I'AIXTlMi
.'U .lt.-i Colors, C.aj on and I'en.-il.
i-i- .t- If.;. ft, X;i n' sll.ic, XI.'. io f
-'- NEW ' -
Furniture Stare
FUR NITURlTg COFFINS.
ss ail kin tip of jjoiiis f. iully kfpf in k
... h
FIBMTCLANM Fl K.l TCKK HTOKK
Also, a very complete ftocK of Fucerul Goods,
Metallic&WoeiiCGfiiis Caskets Holies'
EMBLEMS, Ac.
Oftr Ne-.r asl elegant heare 1 alv.j Id Vi
readluess.
Rememler- Tho place, in UNION
jBLOCK, on Sixth Street, TWO
Doors sonth of Cass Coun
ty Bank -Whoar
we may be found nleht or d.iy.
J. I. UNRUH,
u-i . i.'vtr t ir r. neij
MIKE SCHNELLBACHER,
BLACKSMITH
EOSSE SHOEING & WACOS RErAlKINt
AN Xlnds cf TarmlSleni6Sts mtti will
Neatne:-e and Dispatch.
Horse, Mule & Ox Shoeing
n short, we'll shoe anything that ha
four feet, from a Zebra to a Giraffe.
Come and see us.
ZlSTE-W shop
n Vilth f hfltwiun Main ft-m Vin Htrt
tUt aoro9 )e corner from tfcfc yfw iLUJtAL &
yi . - -iwvt ' r -yy i
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