OPERA MOUSE BLOCK
Order taken for WILSON BKOH HIIIRTH.
J.P.YounE,K
James Peffee
PLATTSIYIOUTH OPERU HOUSE,1,
October 1, 1883 I
ror the next Thirty Days I will t-ell
Masun&Hamlin Organs
rJ' rlran tip as fine :i otock of Organs as ever were oflered to the pub
Any ,ic in want of a fine Organ will find it to their
rn tercet to call and get my prices. For the
above time you can get a
MASON & HAMLIN,
"Tli Best in tfa. World,"
ns low, or lower, than the so-called cheap Organs, for CASH, or on
RENTAL, or TEN-QUARTERLY-PAYMENT plan.
CKcneral i&jjent.
JB.
Hardware
AT SAGE'S OLD STAND,
OTlie ECcst JLiiie ot L1ook Stoves5
" (Kasoliue Stoves,
" " TTinware
" (General Hardware
Tv be found lo the City. Xew good at prices tbat defy cornpetlon. Give me a call
HARNESS.
STR EIGHT & CO
;si.r-i.oi to ritreijcrtt fc 31lller.
MACrACTl-tIVR or
FINE itMVY HARNESS.
A large line ot
'Saddles Bridles Collars Whips &c
always In stock.
Repairing ot all I 't.ds rtotli oti.t o
tort net ice.
Main Street. between Fourth and Fittb.
CALij at the
Old Reliable
LUMBER YARD
B. 1. MRHASa
Wholesale and KetallDealer U
PINK LUMBER
SHINGLES, LATH,
SASH, DOORS,
BLINDS, &c,
Fourth Mrect. ru rearcl Optra Douse.
LATTSMOUTIL . NEBRASKA
EPNSTWAGNkR
Practical Architect.
SUPERINTENDENT
ARCHTTECTURAIt VCRK A
'SPCCLAXTY-
Plan an Specification will be carefully
f&rrieaioat, and full attention will b given ae
to safety and durabillly.
LEiiOS OS PAIVriXO
- JWetr Colon. Crayon and Pencil.
;.A SrNiiall, DentUl. nc-
flor t Cluiler A !IarbalI.
T -ell lracied wlfiut pain,
bf ue urMtroui Oxide Cm.
OPEKA IICUSE
V C'lOTIIIEKH,
lit
-ASD-
f
GENT3 FURNISHERS.
TOST OFFICE
ews ueoot
STATION KlcY.
MASON & HAMLIN
IIENKY F. MILLEK and
i
TOJDD'S
Emporium
ON LOWEK MAIN STREET.
NEW
Furniture Store
J". I. TJiTJETJS.
DEAL- it IS
FURNITURE g CCFFIia.
and all kind of goods usually kept to a
KlItM CL.AMM Fl'K.lTl'RR MTOItK
Also, a rery complete stock of Funeral Goods,
Metallic&WoodenCofflns Castets Roteii
EMBLEMS, e.
Oar Sew and elegant hearse Is always in
readiness.
Remember rhe place, in UNION
iBLOCK. on Sixth Street, TWO
Doors sonth oTCas'S Coun
ty Hank.
Wbear we may be found night or day.
J. I. UNRUH,
tr . iArr-.t t rr I. nh?
MIKE SCHNELLBACHER,
B LjJ VKSJU I TH
tlORSE SHOEISG & WAGON REPAIRINt
All linls of Farm implements Mendel will
Neatness and Dispatch.
Horse, Mule& Ox Shoeing
n short, well shoe anything that har
four feet, from a Zebra to a Giraffe.
Come and see us.
2STJ! W SHOP
o Fittb St. between Main and Vine Street
ast across ie corner from tbe set HEKAL
OFPICK. if
Just Received
FISE USE OF
HEERSCHAD AND BRIAR PIPES
OF DIUECT 'lMrOKTATlUS.!
A Challenge 5c Cigar,
8 laby 'made for tbe retail tiac" only, i
Pepperberg's Cigar Factory.
PLATTSIIODTH HERALD-
rCBMSIlED BT
Tbe Platt-month Eeral Publishing Co.
Telegraphic,
GENERAL NEWS.
Crimes ami Casualties.
Washington News.
Miscellaneous Matters.
A DIVIDEND.
New Y;r . 17. The Pullman
Tit. ice Cur o.up:iny vi;l Uhhotow
:ecln t'ue rg tlar quarterly dividend
if tuoperenit. with an extra divi
deud '. on- and one qalf per cent, both
pavahlc Xov-mber 15. It is stated
th it iho i -.iniings for the vear end
in? Au a Hi re alout nineteea per
-m,ai: l tit:- 'i -rust 31, the earmngs
feauw ;i 4 ini -.r tv r $3,000 pet d ty.
JIKAT CLASSIFICATION.
Chic..., Oct. 17. A sub-committee
of the ci.i-ritij-Uiou committee of the
east- bound tariff association is in ses
sion htifc today, and considered a prop
osition to change the classification of
drebst.'d beel, meals and other articles,
heretofore carried together with a view
of giving each a beparate classification
so that mutton, beef, pork, etc., will be
no longer carried uuder the same head.
No action was taken pending a visit to
thesioctc yards, which will hs made to
morrow. 8HIP LETTER POSTAGE.
Washington, Oct. 17. Postmaster
General Greahaai made the following
ruling: The reduction on the 4st iu9t
of domestic rate of postage from three
to !jwo cents reduced also from the
same date, from six to four cents per
half ounce, the double postage charge
made in pursuance with sectiou 391,
Revised Statutes, upon letters for de
livery in the United States commonly
called "ship letters,'' which are con
veyed to this country by vessels not
regularly employed in carrying the
mails.
KNIOHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Peoria, Oct. 17. The grand lodge of
Knight 8 of Pythias occupied this morn
ing with a gi and parade, ond this after
noon with a prize drill. In the latter
the first prize of $300 to the best drilled
and disciplined division of uniform
rank was awarded to Ft. Dearborn di
vision of Chicago, and the second prize
of $100, to Lochiei dision, of Elgin.
Galesburg nivision was instituted this
evening.
LOCOMOTIVE ESOIXEKRS.
Buffalo, Oct. 17. The national con
vention of locomotive engineers hus
begun. All British American provinces
aud every state in the union except
Florida are represented.
THE BlilBEKY CASES
Aib.iuy, Oci. Li. Ex Senator S
9i.., uo'V on i ial mr ai'.eiiipf'ur l"
brio ' ..-3"-i.O' iu i il' ;i .'ryi.ii i d 'ni.
S :-atr.;tl en fT.'si, 1- ' - -ti i.
o.;hai tlnit ii ii.i ver.-a..' n .ViUi
ly not lifii; - ti l iibout liiouoYi U'
iiiouy wa fferd, and none passed
biw. en i h m.
tituhed ur.
St. Louis, Oct 17. The short-hand
notes of ih investigation before the
late gran i j ..ry, w hich it is alleged has
been in po.-s;tra of the Post-Dispatch,
were jetu t- day by a mtSscnger
boy to tne iicuit attorney.
THET VAST BONDS.
Chicy , Oct. 17 The First Nation
al bank hua notified its 130 clerks that
they mus all procure bonds, which
will ranze irom $4,000 to $5,000 each,
ard agreais over 8320,000.
Tilt TIVOLI DISASTFR.
Balii.iiore, Oct. 17. The grand ju
ry of 1J alii more concluded the investi
gation of the Tivoli disaster, wherein
th-i lircs of sixty-five excursionists
were lost. They find a presentment
of manslaughter against Lawrey Al
bert, proprietor ol the Tivoli grounds,
and Frank De Bilens. '
JCMPKD THE TRACK.
Vandalia, III., Oct. 17. A passenger
train goiug cast jumped the track at
Ilagenstown, killing the fireman and
wounding the engineer. A dofeclive
spring was the cause of the accident.
No passengers injured.
TAPPIJJO THE WIF.ES. "
Chicago, Oct. 17. Warrants were is
sued today tor the arrest of C. F. Van
Winkle and William Atkron, at the in
tinceof tbe Western Union telegraph
company, on charge of conspiracy.
The trouble dates from last May, when
the Western Union refnsed to furnish
market quotations to bucket shops,
and removed its tickers. As a consc
quence. the bucket shops have since
een working all sorts of schemes to
secure the reports, with varying1 suc
cess. For a time it was supposed they
managed to receiv the quoations by
means of signs from the board of trade
until the fact became known that they
were quotations not only us fully but
just as sent over the Western Union
wires, aud au investigation developed
the fact, as alleged, that Van Winkle
and Alkorn had tapped the Western
Union wire a the Uni n stock yards
a id run a bianth w.re into a small
olcein his ci;y, whern ihe q iota
t 0A w4. tacu, a-d, it is &aid, sent
to all the bucket hop. Van Winkle
was held in $1,000 bail until the 23d
for examination. Alkorn hs9 not yet
been arrested.
' FATAL EXPLOSIOX.
Okaloosa, la., Oct. 17. Last evening
a central Iowa freight train on the
ttack four miles north of this citr, tbe
boiler of the engine exploded, causing
a bad wreck, nineteen cars bcinft piled
tip in a space ol 140 feet. The engin
eer, Edward Uagley, was instantly
killed. The fiireman, Charles Brunem-
an, and Elnitr Blanchard, were proba
bly fatally injured. The boiler was
Ci'rried forward 150 feet, and the wreck
piled up ihir'y feet in height.
IRON lISCOTEKEI.
Eau Claire, Oct. 17. The Leader to
day published the details of the discoV
of a lemarkaole bed of iron ore iu the
northern art ol the state. Tij6 dis
covery was made by Win. Newell, of
thi-. city, and J. G Throp, P. C. Put
nam, A. D. Chappell and tonic L'l icao
capitalists aro preparing i" u:-v- i p
the nunc. There la great, exeieunu
ovr the discovery, and m pr I "a-
to b ; built Iiouj l.e i-c iisin n-
t al to tiio new uu ica u- ao.it a a 1
fi.ijijt ore is raiso i totxgin aii ui'-....
It is said to be i tie uioM vaiuuo e i.oit
bed tver disCovt iva m ilua aair .
MUItDEK AD StlClUh..
Wichita, K... . , C) iV. .'. ie
weeks go .l. io . uij., ... iluive) t-o ...
t , utarteU io o i.iitw i.c.ii NuwUn,
Kausu, with t o i.uiiui. d ahcep over
land through Hie lua. an teiri.ury tor
Texas, accotup i.-m-.i i; a. v. man uaui d ;
Ne.lie liaiiv, ui iX'-iuk.-:s wne at
Sedgwick city, aud '.uu iuver 1) "tnon.
A week ago Sunday, L. uiauiy uasahoi.
and buried aount ol aKclesoa rafiob.
The woman auU man k4pt on witU the
sbe;p. C. M. lloliitiier, United States
marshall at Cauiwel;, K.tusas, hearing
the facts, followed tliem and they were
arrested and brought to this city Mon
day evening. They brought the remains
of Bothauiy back to Newiou in a met
allic casket. The manner in which
Uothamy was si.ot clearly shows that
his ueath was uot suicide. The affair
has every appearance of i dark oloody
deed. Au examination will be held
before Uaited Status Commissioner
Sherman.
TUT UKDCU BO'DS.
Milwaukee, Oct. 17. A Hudson spe
cial says David Hefiersou and wifediv
ing ten miles above here, were put un
der bonds of 2,000, for assaulting a
Vagrant named John Wolf Ilefierson
keeps a saloon and drinks a great deal.
Iiis wife became intoxicated and shot
at Wolf, who was hanging about the
place, but the ball missed him. Her
husband took the revoluer, and follow
ing Wolf, shooting him in the head
near the ten? pie, inflicting a wound
hit will cause death.
Advertising Cheats!!!
"It has become so common to write
the beginning of an article, in an ele
gant, interesting manner,
"Then run it iHto some advertise
ment that we avoid all such,
'Aud 6imply cad attentiou to the
merits of Hop bitters in as plain, hon
est terms as possible,
"To induce people
"To give them one trial, which to
proves ihe;r value that they wih never
r.ae auythii.g else."
"The litMEDY so irivoiubly noticed
II- nil the papem,
".ielilou ui.d 'Cilai. i."
...
l-U'tUlg -all ' . .;. J
" I here la U' .'n 'tl;: 'it i .L
i
the ll..p piaut. : ., Hi. ;-,..,.r..u-.N '
l!op Uiltvia lui ov . o..i :-
ncb8 , .,
"Aud a' llitV
the Hop piaut. ill
"Iu ciuj.ui.ii...iir a iiinHcine. whos .-virtut-8
ure m i.aij.;.i-lc lo e e v tu. a
observation."
Did Si.o Die?
"S.'n; Humeri . I fufi-'iiii al- u iun
inj away all t.; i: ie 1 1 - .niiiv,
'Antt al lust uua ntd by thia Hup
Bitters the papem e..j so mitrli i.b i-n ;',
"Indeeul liid i . 1' '
"How thauk i.i weshu .id be lor that
medicine."
A D.iahl i Misery.
"Eleven ycai.- o ,r unuhter sLtfcied
on a tied of uiisin,
"From a complication of kidney, liv
br, rheumatic trouble aud Nervous de
bility, "Under t lie care of the best physic
ians, 'Who gave her disease various names, j
"But no relief,
"And ni.w she is restored to us iu
good health by as simple a remedy as
Hop Bilter9. ih-U we had shunned for
j-ears before Using it.' The Farexts.
Father is (Jetting Well.
"My daughters saj :
"llow much betier father ia since be
used IIop Bitters."
"He is getting well after bis long
sulteriug trom a disease declared incur
able" "And we are so glad that be used
your Bitters." A Laiv of Utica.N.Y
St Louis Fair.
The Mo. Pac. Ry. will sell excursion
tickets Louisville to St Louis and re
turn Fair week at $12.75 sale of tkts.,
to commence Sept 30. and continues
to and including Oct. 6 1S83 good re
turning on or before Oct. 8.
Duriug the week visitors may witness
at night "Veiled Prophets Street Pa
geut." "The most extensive display
of Fire "Works ever seen in America,"
and numerous other dazzling attrac
tions, all of which surpass in magnifi
cence and splendor auytbing ot tbe
kind ever before witnessed. For Tick
ets or information call on or address J
P. Iis Local Tkt. Ajzt. Louisville
Xeb. 17d28wlf
Fresh Oysters. "
Fresh oysters, just received and for sale
at Fued StadkLman's 107 it'.
D'-n't fa.I to 8ui.Ke P..il Young's
Gips Queef . Tex is Sifting nud tlw
Wadci W, -C41'. IbTtf
BANKS.
Jonjf KlTZUERALU, A. W. .McUAfOHI.I.V
Fieildeot. Cu'liler.
FIRST NATIONAL
OF PLATT8MOUTH. NEBRASKA,
Offers tbe very best facilities for the prompt
trauaactlon vt leKltiuiate
BANKING BUSINESS.
Stock. Bond. Gold. Government ami Iocii
Meciiritle llou-ibt and .Sola, UfiHutiurucH v
ed ami lnter'st allowed on HinevrilH
riili'n. 111 ult" draw n, hvhiIuMu In ai y
liart f tlie Lulled htitt-B mid nil
Hie pilncljl town ol
t-.tll !.
Collttttojis made a"-yroimil'j r?;ift! '.
Utghst market price paid for fount y W;'.i
r llit. State a. ! -i.nl y JU'i;(t.
Di iv i:c. i ok:
:d
Jol.u ;- i; 'p
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Kii.
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A iIJi-()N. Vice Tuld lit
s Wf !.K I V.' ON. (V.hhiei
A !.a?::.:i Cliilim iWil- 'H'IfJ.
iKrwiT'
KeceUed, :ind liiti ii:sl uilovt-d oa 'I ime Olti-
m-iiirM.
!( A '1'l
I'rnwii a'.:i:i:il.it-. iu any tmrt i the t i.itD
StaifM and all the prlneipal cities of Europe.
Ay(7it3 for the celebrated
Hamftorg Liie of Fleaiers.
iBank Cass County
Cotner Mala and Sixth Streets,
PLATTSMOITTH
1 JOHN BLACK. President, i
1J. M. PATT'iKSON'. Cashier, f
Trdiisacts a General Banking Business.
HIGHEST CASH xltlCE
Paid tor County and City Warrants.
COLLKCriO.VN SIADRj
and oron-.ptly remitted for.
DirtKOCTorts :
Jol r. IJlack, J. M. I'atterson, C. II. rarrrel
K. H. (lUthmann, .1. ilorrinsey, A. E.
mita. Vei order.
ARNICA PREPARATIONS
Ciieniistry has discovered noiemedy superior
to Yrnica f ir taoaUnK external crupOoiis. f'ror
Iv prepared and combined, it tias.no equal as a
toilet preparation.
A JELLY.
Tiie Lif-'hent conden
sation of arnica. Will
spf'fdily cure cliap
immI )iaii(l!, crark d
of th skin, whether cnuseI from e-tmntic intli
euce9 or the use of HI li lTI i, ( OS5IKTH "S.
Will euro pimples n 1-it-o ml iih, rfi:uirirt
i,hn Bkin sotl luul f r. Invariable in K:t t
lilieum. A tamilv remeilyfr.rcutB. burns, bruifict.
a. u aorea. 1'KlCli !' MJST AL WCIiKS, Xoc.
TOILET SOAP
t Ilinlitriillv per
il lim. J,I:lj;fily im-il.
HUKU. AilSOH'.ll
iv liuro. Keens th
h'.tiu ttom chappifl? and iir,iiart to it life i.iji.
: healthy ulow. VarivcJJed for clear.ir.a tl;
r -i'p a;nl eradicat'nij c;i.T-ciriT Thu mOEt j-' !
'ot toilet Boap in tho 'worid. I'JCSf j;5 ceiit- .
. x. " "j, .; r.ow. lace ai.u !
KE'5Sr V'.-'! : 1.1. n-. i
f!C !i l I ;. '. a.J '. ii.'.rliri-B. V;,0 oftV of it, ;
'. .5iUi. . ,r . in ?. f!iivi:u !oap " l.iibm
or :r I 'o! ' ?. Kenr .-; tia Ui f..n:I neek fri-o j
..3!;l'-:p.:-i. 1 I.Jits. loi alaiecake.
3 3 "J J M B rH t L U t II OUMI
" ? T-, WiiJ 1 A' j f-cut qncatiou
,- n sTt itt4?;n ' tver product d
" " ' J J a3 j: not onV cleans
i H.c ' "i thorough' v. t i.t tni' cowbini'ticr
im-va rresn-vts ant bnjdi na tre pumB. 1
-s t ttio breih n swcot, delicnte odor. Its
t-.-.J1? ? deiichifu . Prkv, a liox
A!i drtifMists se 1 tli a.vo crtieleu, or wo will
nnU tUeu, po3tiiaid. u receipt ol price.
O. H. STRONS & CO.,
i So'.e Projirtors niid JHanfrs., Chicane
WILL J. W vIM.'KK.
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ROBERT DONNELLV'S
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BLACKSxlIITH
SHOP.
Wagon, Buggy, Machine and Plow r
pairing, and gmeral Jobbing
I an now prepared to Co all kinds ol regain.,
of faxm and other machinery, as tner
j a good lathe in my shop.
P3TH11 RAUS ?,
The old Reliable Waon Mn V
bnata&eu ciiarte or th i noi
fie in well knowu as a
rifpr . .6 -,-t'iu
r: ;', . . .
annsini
Unparalelled
FALL & WINTER GOODS
KMliliACINd AN KLFXiANT VAKIKTV OF
LT
KB
Dress Goods. Dress Goods.
Vt- (liin't cart' t in ikf iniy coin
tiienis mi nr liiii- in lliiw lfi;irt
iiitnt. lr vu Kiiuw t lie ladies ure
niiicli liotter jii'lrs than wi are,
tnouir i tiiir best einleiiviir were
tisetl to et the latest txlett iinl
the handsomest materials in the
market, and we left bothiiig un
doi.e to ii i id tor tl.e ladies it line
of ood.s inleri-r to none to he
found, and at prices that will fell
all we can handle this Fall.
AND
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VHfE
In Plain, lirocadc and Fancy Fabrique,
The Newest Shades, Cheaper Than Ever Before.
In this department we
oiler a collection ol La-
dies' Gents' and Children's good?, 1
which for variety and cheapness,1
has never been etiualkd.
The largest asSoi t-
, nient ever opened
here. "We have the best makes,
and cheaper than ever before. An
excellent Ladies' "White Merino
suit for $1.00. Ladies' Scarlet all
wool at .$2.75 a suit.
IlnninriTr
UU01DU
GLOATS, DOLMARTS,
Russian Circulars, Paletos, etc.,
The Latest, The Best, The IToVbiest
Styles ever sdiown here; prices ranging from 5 to S15.
Carpets, Mattings and Oil Cloths.
0,i ibefe Go ds we ave HcadquaiUn.
One Door Fast o' '";-st at i.nal '.Jank.
iff
a j3 ism
HEAT QUA RTEBS FOR
WINF5 BEER AND CIGAHS,
()I1 Ke-'tiicky Whiskies,
ALE,
IMPORTED WINES,
MUMM'S EXTItA
rugs
Alwatys on draught.
IL FimEi ZalfAIE: of CItSillEiS
AI.trAVS IN' STOCK. AT
THE
Fitzgerald JJlock
BURL1N GTOY 7 :: : J U T E
- - -
known as the great XI IVJMSG U CAli
5 1 Kr 'Z'"1 JL..J- "-.-'n.: ' -r . ' w l Mrestisj vie.
GOING EAST AND WEST. COIWG HOST'l AfiO SOUrV i
Heeant Day Coaches Varlor Cars with Riiu .?olid Train ot El.vir.t Day Coat t,- ar d Pi.h
ingCLairj (seat, free). Smoking Car?, oith maa Halai M-p:, t ( v. 3.; ruZ .1 J
rohrtng Chairs. Pullman Palace Weeian Car aod , . rem hi t-.u ,. vil i "a" frl'l O ' iv Kf-i
fa?.U3C- 'i Q-taine- ran daily to an 1 buritontc.r ".iu.tl n
& Kansas itr. Cbioa-o o.incU Paul aud .Vh,n:i laVcaV.t Mo nit J
iBhjffs. Cracaco Moines, rhicago. Kt i. Chnirs to ar.-i from Et fcui ar I,,Vi "'"fi
twet-n Chicago. Uacn & Denver. Taru?a cars I thax.t-e of cars between Ft Uju'u i i ll
Lni"Df Council Bluff, via Peoria. Moiuk Iowa. UZIJ&JZXa ilJZ?
TJ.Su. i
j Finest Hquippod Railroad In tho World for all Classes cf Travr
T. J. POTTER. Vico-Prfci-t and Gea'l Mana j?.-. PEECI-VAL LOWCIX, Gen. Pass. A- t. cL
Attractions
T
Blank ts aLd Comfortables,
AW nre stWu to rive yon hottoui
jii ice on these good.-. Our stock
is lare and neW', :tiil you will
have no trouble in ni.iktn s
lection,
Yarus.
Our b tot k of Yarn comjrisert
everything in Weslcrri uud (Jer
man knitting; al.o, full linen of
(ierrnantowns, Saxonies, etc,
fl
We carry all the lead
inir bi'a'ids, from tin-
best to the cheapest, and make the
prices riht with you every time.
j inchest 50c Corset in the city
Sole .agents lor JJall s Health and
i
tirsini' Corsets, Warner's Hip I)
and Thomson's Glove Fitting.
Ladies' Mnslin iMerwear.--
In tins line we carry nothing
but made from the best muslin,
and finest tiiininiri'rs. Full line.
OHL
DRY CIIAaIFAGXE,
.NATIVE WINES,
ST- LOUIS BEER.
ELKHORN
TLATTSMOUTJI, NER.
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It u uui-.vra-liy ai;Ut.I to tu the
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