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PLATTSMOUTII, NEBRASKA, TlIUJiSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER Is,
1883.
NO. UOO
A Public Spirit for Trade
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The Plattsmonth Herald Publishing Co.
veloped for litis amendment,"; .f
WESCOTT'S
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paigu.they had not the slightest fear; I Df)QQ PI flTCTiliP tMITOB
uuuu uuuiimiu liuuui
JAII.Y. I. Iiv r.'d by carrier to aity.parl of the
eity
IVrWeek ,
'er Month.
IVr Year.
7 no
WEEKLY, by mail.
Our mmIImmIs arc to hiteiei-t you in ur
n' Mic lc-.t is nunc too gnn. where it can In
:it- j. rice.
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clothe. Wo he
liascil at a mmler
English Corkscrew Suits and Overcoats.
HoIlM X'oll t-lliitv kl'i'imr ..i.r V.ti... ..I,.,, I'l II ...I .
niethin nict i Then
ami examine our
Children's Department.
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uc i-upy nix montbs ti m
i;L;.i,r rar,-. a oo
sw-V , i i. L e 1 ost Uffic' FlattMiioath. as
Kcpiiblicaii State Ticket.
.Imltfe of the Supreme Court.
M. B. REESE.
For Regents of the University,
M. J. II ULL. (Long Term)'
JOHN T. MA LI. A LIEU, (Lor.- t.t.m -J.
M. HI ATT. (Short Term)
K. I. HOLMES, (Short Term
h.mllv know how to describe them, there ar .-o many:
have hut S2.O0 to j.eiul lor a child's Mtit, and $1.7.
ovcrcoat, we can supply your wants.
hut if yon
for an
EKE
Undershirts and Drawers
FOR 75 Cts.
Second Judicial District
I'or Jutltfc or the District Court.
s. it. rot xi).
( Vine and we will serve you o well that von will ahvavs trade at
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OPERA HOUSE CLOTHING STORE-
&
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TI1L Sole Agents
rggg'?S. FOR
uraurt s Shoes.
Republican County Ticket.
I r County Clerk,
JOHN W.JENNINCS.
or riuttsmouth.
F or County Treasurer,
W.M.H. NEWELL,
or ri.-tttsmouth.
For .Sheriff,
.1. C. EI K EN IS A II Y,
of Plant mouth.
For County .luiljje.
ICALVIN RUSSELL,
of Weeping Water.
Fbr Superintendent of Schools.
CYRUS ALTON,
of Stoe Creek,
For Clerk of the District Court,
ISUMXER S. HALL,
of Mt. I'leasant.
For County Surveyor,
ICJEORUE W. FAIRFIELD,
of riattcmouth.
For County Coroner,
PERRY P. OASS,
of I'lattemouth.
For Commissioner, Third District.
JOHN CLEMENTS,
of Stove Creek.
they realized there was a force in Ohio
in favor cf rool
win trenieuduously in earnest in its ad- j
vocacy of the prohibitory Measure, !
aild that. iiwnf it una i..l.i,l...l . 11 t
.w j it-ny n i would
not do to have a republican Court ami
fJeturnl Assembly in power in that
State. The result was a flocking of
the syrup itlii..ri!, with the liquor inter-.
ests, to the democratic party and the
election of democratic judzea. and leg
islature: All thi the people of Ohio,
now, since the smoke has cleared awav'
see and realize. The leaders of the de
mocracy alo see it, and understand the
causes which brought to their partv
victory at the eleventh hour, and today
the brains of the demnrracv Win
enderstand that their party have seized
too mncii power in that State, and that
now, the "Liquor Interest" on them...
hand, the "Temperance hosts' ur in M.e
other, with the republican nartv di-
rectlv in their front ill l..i,i i.,.:
" - ooju IIICII
pai ty to a strict accountability for the
mancer in which public affair. in that
State arc administered.
nun mis "glorious vielory," the
Hoatily democracy find themselves
saddled with a responsibility which
might well make a party, already his
toric for its blunders, pause and trem
b The lact is , it will have great
cause for self gratulation if thin vic
tory, it is making so much over, does
uot in the end prove another demu
rrage blunder. '
Is the Place for YOU to Trade.
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Our t-i4e 111 of doll '1 bllMlH'.SS
will please you. Every article is
markeM in plain litif tires and sold
on it own merits. So monkey
hiz, no jewing, no humhu, no
auction (ods, no shoddy oo
oti oret your money s worth every
time. The latest stvles. and hear
goods ohtainahle with money are
in stock, and we will never he nn
deiold by any house, either large
or Mnall, and you will always lim
us anxious to -erve your interests
in a manner to train your solid
custom. Come and see us.
C. E. WESCOTT.
THE JJOSS CLOTH I Ell,
I lock wood liloek.
IS
mm
a acmocratic ticket in Cass couritv
without a Patterson would De like the
play of Hamlet with the ghoet left opt.
U NATHAN 1 1 ATT
J. "NV. AfARTHIS
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Our duck hunters returned last even.
iug and report a great scarcity of fresh
waUrfowl since the Iowa el ction:
especially iu Fremont coui.ty. They
put out some bait however and expect
the "black mallards' to conu in within
the next two weeks, when ti.e manager
of this p.iper expects to dosime scien-
iinc hattling hofh the bullnishes in and
about Percival. Decoys are respectfully
notified to keep out of the w.iy.
AV.u. M. Robertson, of Madison
"THE OLD TICKET"
Frjni the New York Tribune.
In the legend of the Cid it is related
. l,Iler l,ie d"ath of tJ'atbero,
the Christains of Castile and Leon
found themselves no longer aide to
make head against the Moots. So thev
took the corpie of the champion, Ui med
it with lance and shield and coat of
mail, mounted it ou a charger, and
marched with it through the laud: and
everywhere the infidels tied in disor
der belore the redoubtable figure. The
victory accomii iu hu.i ti.n i .l. ,
mm l . ..-, UU11CU lim
cm again witu great solemnitv. .riv
ing mm the hnest funeral which could
be made for money: and In the com
modious tomb then provided for him
he has remained ever .since, leaving
the fruits of the campaign, whatever
they may have been, to be gatheicd bv
his followers.
If there is any truth in certain re
ports which have lately obtained cur
rency, we think tint "Mr. lltndrk-k
...uou n.ivc ueen rea.tur this stor.
ne ion oecome convinced that there is
little oi no hope for his partv unless
it can be matched out, with a rrt.at
hurrah, under the standard of its" obi
champion; and it is rumore.l that he
has been visiting Greystone to examine
the condition of the corpse, and ascer
tain whether it is still fit to be fastened
ou norseoacK. It appears that he has
aiso ueen reading the Curoicle to Mr.
I C SI. J., anil C.B
Salest. Best and Most ReiiaMe
LINE JIM THE WEST.
Magnificent D ning Ork.
Elegant Day Coaches
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The ewet. The Uet, J j. Mol Comj.Iefe and
Our Big fJeiv Stock
Came for jJariraiii
Hunter in JCvery department. , .
IPrices tliat CDIIaers Wili
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n lieal and economi.-..! 1
. I . . , . - . .'". - r.
tne Glorious Kemlt will more tlinn
la . . .
ii.. v : 'i'i""""V"y an.i
purchase you make of us thi " r
2 St. Louis Trains Daily,
2 Omaha Trains Daily,
2 Kansas City Trains Daily
Ate :ison Trains Daily,
"Iwo .Trains lor
St Paul, Minneapolis, Sioux Oit
Pullman Sleeping Cars,
Between Kansas City and St. Panl
! WITHOUT CHANGE
All trains run on time.connecting tor all fjxtlnt.
East West, North & South
licket for sale at all regular ticket oflices.
n fori nation regarding raten, time. &c. cheei -lully
given l:y atlitiesiiii;
. -I. F. Barnard.
A CA "awkj.. (Jen'l Snpt
Gen'l VaAe. Ausnt.
im VmiBLBY & GO'S
as
Our .is,ti,.i t iiNiiic,,,,., an.I it is
A Hard Crowd We Cannot
Ouu Low and One Vice System is
Please.
for our competitors, hut u o-ient r,,,,....., 4 .
c T r ' i i iijjj i jor you.
diildren0 ' ' "k
Wo have hv
Jjovh and
llln3
7
Sr,S itf Jir
ever sliown in
goods.
Plattsni.,uth. Vi-iNrs
( tine. ,, li-,,ltle I,,
IMF
BEST IN THE MARKET.
- . me vuroicie to Mr I
county, we notice has been nominated Joha Ky, and Mr. Kelly, whose tern - Jlufle O V7vlr nf VrovtahJo Oil
bv thfl rem,!. i :...i.-r..i perament is some wlirntnont;, ,-i.i V--1- OI y egeiaow fJU
0?i3:H3 OKE-P-RICE CLOTHIER . '
-w...AAMkV.vft -i w n uyan L trill
that judicial dis- pe'aolent is some what romantic, is said
b " as hi U fmii t,iaveLl,e.eu so strongly impressed ly
. :, k . " ".be is readytolorgetOor a fevf
Bl il
SuffeHtrn to A. ti. H.iTr,
"HiEx)cxT.T:ies fob choioe
Sugar-Cured Hams, Iiaeon, Salt Meats of all kinds. Lard Ii.,l..o-na
an.I al! otlier articles kept in a lirst-elas meat market. '
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
o
Tne Holiest Market-price Paid lor Hides Wool Pelts
Fresh Lake Trout
Grease, Etc.
o
and White Fish Every Thursday
Morning.
THE DAYLIGHT STORE!
Full Line General Merchandise.
Largest Stock and Lowest Prices.
Call and Satisfy Yourself
by the republicans of
tnct for Judge. -Rob,
urst crass lawyer, and bright young weeks) all the injuries he ever did the
j " lire upper country," is a I i4Vk,- lu io snout with the rest of
man. ins opponent is lion. James pr,cession- Moth gentlemen be
Crawford, of Cuming, who is also a USX i,fhoAbod.can be kePl iM
good lawyer. The Seventh district is lanu"
sure to have a good man on the bench, proper ceremonies. About the last
scene in the prjgramme there is a clear
uuc.vauuiiig. i ne 'Jltl IS u get into
the tomb as soon as the afn.;- i.
and riot to stand around in Mr. Ilend-
itcits s way
Xew Ihiildino-,
n
nd therein its people are tortunate.
AT
JOSEPH V WECKBAGHS.
Grace sfe TMeroM
So old stock to work off.- The latest patterns cf
G-LASS CTJ-NVJ.
"Pi nirr n pnAintinw tti . . ,
-'- - iliuuciu.il?. I Jlfj llllil KST H DITT Tir..on
iiiit-Ji
AM) PROVISIONS. THE IIIGIIRST MARKFT
PAID FOR COUNTRY PRODI7f!K
DREW BUILDING, PL.ATTSMOUTH.
The democratic party f r the past
two or three days has been hollowing
itself hoarse over Hoadly and Ohio,
yet, amid all the crazy exultation of
their rejoicings, their cool Leaded lead
ers are deeply conscious of the predica
ment this Ohio victory has left the
party in that State, and well they know
mat it means nothing so far as the
probability of that party being able to
carry the "Uuckey" State in '34. There
was no national issues involed in the
campaign; it was a med lev of nolitical
nappenings, all subordinate lo the tem
perance question. The wave carriA.1
the democratic party through, but that
was all. The democratic nartv was
the friend of the ultra
wueu the campaign opened. The
"Scott law" had happily gone into ef-
icct, and over $2,0o0,000, of revenue
had been poured as tribute, from King
Alcohol into the coffers of the different
counties of the State. The Ohio Far
mer and Artisan, who had been for
weary years . used to paying tribute, to
build up and maintain tho rum shop,
saw a partial return in this tax imposed
by the Scott law; it was the entering
wedge, presaging betterjdays in that
state, me conservative elements of
the friends aud apologists of the traffic,
saw the working of this Scott law.
that it was good, that it was a measure
devised by the republican party which
had the courage, thus far. at least, to
come to the relief of the public; hence,
this doubtful fraction of the Ohio vote,
seemed willing still to entrust the man
agement of Ou'o's interests in the
bands of this parly of progress; thus
the campaign opened, and progressed
a ways, with the odds and chances de
cidedly in favor of the republican
cause.
The Prohibition amendment was in
the meautime pending; the temperance
party of Ohio in its support entered
the field with a full fledged ticket. The
liquor interest and its sympathizers.
and Puiv Ueet Tallow.
To induct housekeepers to give this Soap
a tlla, WITH EACH BAR
WE GIVE A FINE
TABLE NAPKIN
Ti:i3 o.Tfr ? raade for a&Lort time only
end should b. taken advantage of at ONCE.
V7q WAHRANT this Soap to do more wash
in? it!i creater ease than any soap in the
triariiet. li cas no EQUAL for use in hard
and cold -wttcr.
YS'JB GROCER HAS IT.
i
Hut suppose it should turn out after fir A Vl'l d AV &. fit
ivoca- " "-J w
OjiMiif City Ifofel.
all that the chamnion i nnt
bly dead? There have been instances of
astonishing revival under excitement
and if thetamp.-.ign should, put mw
vigor into the shrunk limbs and rouse
again the dormant vital forces, Messrs
Hendricks and Kelly would be in the
prediciment of an undertaker who has
prepared a firstclass funeral only to be
told at the church door that the alleg
ed defunct refuses to take any part in
the proceedings. Before they go on
with their scheme they had better
make sure that the corpse is dead.
Mv -'AtuCiwrm of Standard laiuvlr
PROHIBITION ISSUE.
From the Inter-Oeear,
All the facts show that the Republi
cans of Ohio this year paid smalt at
tention to National politics or to the
effect of the vote upon the presidential
election next year. The issue was that
of prohibition, and it was along this
line that the fight was made. The
New ork Herald in summing up the
result says: "Although Ohio has been
aiucu several limes by the democrats,
it has always gone republican in presi
dential years. It gave Grant a major
ity of 41,000 in 1868 and one of SG,000
l" I' Th8 rePubl'cau majority fell
to 7,000 when Hayes was elected in 1876
but it rose to 34.000 f.-r rurfioi i iur.
-w. hiuvU JU A KJJm
jL.ast year the democratic vote exceeded
the republican bv 19 oon. Tinf thu
- .... ' - - ut nw
tne ereat tidal wav- vo .r mho.. . k
publicans were everywhere washed
OUt. On TuesdaV the nartv vcaa haotan
in Ohio by prohibition, a nurelv local
issue -But thereto
show.that the democrats have lost and
the republicans have gained ground.
PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAICN.
New York Trbane.
The presidential contpsi nf iam
be said to have opened, as several coun-
nes in x-ennsyivania have elected dele
gates already to the rermhliun ct.t.
convention, which will oh
gauons irom that state to the national
convention. As the state convention
win not prooabiy be held belore next
May the delegates chospn mav rxit Ak
resent -the sentiment of their localities
when the time for thpm tn tti
... .ubv VUlllf 3. !
But the custom of electing delegales so I
HKNRY BCECK
DEALER IN
FURNITURE
MC, ETC., ETC.
Of All Description
j METALLIC BURIAL CASE1;
W003DE2ST COFFI2STS
f all sizes, ready made and sold cheap for cash.
MY FINE HEARSE
A VISE LOT OK
MACKEKEL. LAJJItADOtfE JfERIilXCi, TICOUT, AVI J.D Y'AVr
COD FISH, As., n choice lot of
LEMONS OK-fUSCES.
't have a line uck ot
OKOICE FAMmr GMQEMIE8,
Fancy rands of
MINNESOTA, KANSAS AND MISSOURI HOUR.
I have In cto3 a fine line t
Queensware, Glassware, Lamps..
All our good are ne 1 Ire.;li.
Will Exchange vt Cokry Pjoflnce. Linseed Oil Meal Always oa Mi
ext door tu Court House. Flatff month.
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lld523ai
IS NOW KKAUV rokt SKKV1CE.
With many thanks for past patronage.
Invite all to call and examine my
LARGE STOCK OK
31tf. Kl ltTr HR AM) IH)PMM
M. O'CONNOR.
Atlthe down-town saloon.
OPPOSITE THE PERKLNSgflOUSE,
Keeps a complete inejof -;
I 3E5 s,
Jjiquors,
AND CIGARS, BOTTLED BEER,
ALE AND PORTER,
KRUG'S OMAHA BEER'
aad the best brands of Kentuckv "
91- whiskiee,
Opposite Perkins House. - - PLATT8MOTUH.
M. R ivTHRDUV Sr rr
both radical, and conservative, became ! . F Pton. the convention meets is one
thoroughly alarmed at the etrengtUd Tor mnErWln thl country
SEEDS
na V beat,
1'lotver. airtti
ALJt jFfw error
i!? VTA.TOE t-orr,. O.i,
EASTWARD
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ouri river. - v-rai oi .;s-
"WESTWARD
in VTll conuecui
California aid the en i?eW-eit CT Vuhl
thin oe crivoji t.A 7 ' 5V. Tl advent i t '
elsewhere. UKl uu " vantage uueuuaiijd
Throueh Tickets at I h i-t i. . .. '
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every
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