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I.ok -U i.k Two kmm1 milk cow. Inquire of
i'. (i. dm iiimii. otf
ir.; ai.k lloiiir, loUand wood land 1y
.liillll I. nut t mm.
tjo:; -i v I.K - A KmI M aton A. Iluinllu rablne
A or.tii. m l.ti.tlu for c.nli purchaser. In
01 iifiiii.tii .sfiniut.
i'(M; s l.iv Tim Woods property near Kher
I.I llcr.. J. W. Ma ia ii a li..
Aeut.
i .: -.. ifiiro prop rty. one of the
I I i- i lo.Miiou-t in liin city, or 111
li.i.l. ..i t (. it of J. W. Marl hit. lootf
I,' .s v.i-. itu.l ton. price fii',0. 1 W
Mill, ..tl.ni' in monthly p )iiient.
K 1J. IMHIAM,
l"1 !- -w . cr.il residence.-., cheap. In
iir- oi . 11. uecler (-.
1,'t 'il -.itT.imii I alilon In all Ht
ItW mil' e. niti
1,'ou sai.i-; a lot in locution. Particu
lar at l liii oliice ylif
J,'i;i: AI.K - u onlT for a new American
' .-u l.n Him-. Impure at thiiollhe.
IS UK S ii.;. -i.ii.. . eord ol wood. Imiulio of
. Wlte.
I.vil: : vl.l-: - I.I ;i: r for Male at thix oflice
1 .'.t Mt-i-iit-t ! liuiiilrt-U or & t-euiM m-i lo.-
ii. 11
L'l lt SAl.K - our lots together In e,md' loC:i-
iloiiluttii t-iiy. liiiuir at tnin oiilct if
I,'!)!: KKN T he not t:i storo room In Sev
I le'.t tek, ami S rooini up ialr. Oood
l-cillon lor re-t.uuranl r liouriliux houio. reni
cheap. Apply to v in. .Neville, l&jlf
'I'll UK NT A holme, coiner Till and Locunt
1 Mirtlt. Inquire of 1 lios. t'oilock.
I ft Hi HINT One office room and dwelling
-innccicd, (3 room; u stairs over Holt
!tiiii'iU r bakery. Emiuire at Mu. UoSt-ehm-l
Urn. i01 tf
FOIC KKN'T-lliiUM', convenient to hops.
if. K. t. 1 v i; v &. Son,
T.vil: UKNT-HoutU More room of the Union
1 I'lock. Kmpureof U. H. lilaok. K. Spur
look, Alva lrt w, Muslne ciaiiuitlee. liitl
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able omy to owner Buder please leve at this
ofin:
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have Manic, 133lf
2,'' l'.'l A ladies pocketbook contalulnK
some change The owner can have tne
Manu- ly calling on Itreckeulield, proving
pi opci ty aud paying; for thU notice. I Ml
EDUCATIONAL.
Musical Instractiou.
To My Friends:
I have reorganized my clashes
of instruction upon the Piano, and should be
picked to have such as may desire instruction
to addre.MM or call upon me. My terms are rea
sonable, and my Instruction after the moHt Im
proved method. I'upiU, beginning wrong, can
never expect to become masters. I invito a
trial and examination.
KATIE DORRINGTON.
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THE TWELFTH YEAR
OKTHK-
UillVlSiTY Of NEBRASKA
WILL OPEN
TUESDAY, SEPT. 11, 1883,
uitli an ami'le corps ol Instructor.
On application to the Chancellor catalogues
can be oltcinej by tlioMe dexiriug Information,
ami eeitilli-ale-i for half faro on the railroads
by those exoectiii to attend.
f rt rt i tn I.cjrun Tnexday. Sept. 11 lfR3.
."ee iid " Thur-day, .Inn. 3.1881.
Third - - Tuesday. April 1. 14.
Aas'iuii I'o'iim- ri-oinent Wednesday, June 11
Tfi.: CjLLEQE of medicine
w l: i',n !.-r 'J. H:. a:id coiitlnue 6 mo's.
BRACKBi-jf, 8GB0LL WORK
;t!ld ill', killii i of
OSSAMSkTAL jig-sawing
do. i- ir I'i on -hort m.lue. bv
BOYD & LARSE1T.
Leak- or!crattbe Lumber Yard, or at
rnt i:ije. 1K"25
lit 1. L-
CllY HOTEL
Tbl. beantifi 1 iliirr stt.iy brick Mructnre. on
lo er yaid treet. ha- Just teen buished aad
0 tted up for the Rrron.n i-ctatioii ol
TRA ysl A'iYy C USJ OJJL'KS.
A1
HEGUI.J-K LOAKHEKS.
EVERY THING NEW AND CLEAN
A Gocd tar lhCt'vw Vth lbm
!!. FRED G0(x Propr
BOOTS AND SHOES
M A 2 rFACTUIUNO
AND
REPAIRING
AT
Sherwood'S,
Vl. a I I -Mot'TII, Nf.BRASKA
:; V It) 10 IN
i.::i kstaTH.
i- in ln oney on Farm
i nv la: i :it h !nw rjte.
r-'.im-. s'i the Intereiit
- .if'u I t onuir. of
i. UliAPK i. .
PLATTSMOOTH HERALD.
I t r.I.IHMEO IIAILY A XII WKEKLY
BV
m Plattsmouth Herald PalilistiiDg Co.
OFFICIAL I'AI'KIC OK TIIK CITY"
Kor CUy aud County Uirectory, Hallway Time
rite. Telephone Kxcha ik liii'ineuM Di
rect ory, Uiliirss Csrd.t C, nee fourth page.
Notice to Advertisers.
Copy for lliUy advertisement or changes
In adverilseniuiilM oiu-tl l handed In to the
biiMiiii-M olhce not later than 10 a. . of the
lay In whlc I they are to be Inserted . Coy
lor pay local ami special notice mut lie
hamlet In before 3 p. in each day to innure lu
heitloii. II M. lit'MHNKl.l..
tSiinlursi Manager.
A. NiiliNlMiry, lriitlt.
k. or i.
Met-tH every Tuvs'lay evening at their
Cast l llitil, in IJ-.ickwoau JJiock. Via
itiii"; KuiliU arc invited to atteml.
J. W. .1 icnninos, V. C.
H. JY Dykks, K. of 11. ami ,s.
Coiupure the record of riavau and
Reese ubli-lied ia this week's IIkk-
AI.O.
Jeir. aj. Stoue h tin the sick list to
day, not hcing uldo to make his daily
trip to Omaha.
An t lcgant liueof wedding find invi
tation stationery just received; ills
calling curds, in latest styled.
V. N. McCk-nnau U occupying the
freight agents oflice during the absence
of Mr. Latham, Will, makes a tiptop
agent too.
The official count for State Senutor
over in the .MilU county (Iowa; district
gives Heiidiic, (democrut), a mujority
of 7 vot'-s.
We issue from the IIkuald ollicc to
day one of the best, newsiest weeklies
in the State. Subscribe and scud it to
your friend.
Several bad cuseg of scarlatina are
reported in the Second ward, which by
some persons U thought to resemble
scarlet fever very closely.
The next important state elections
will be those of Massachusetts, New
York, Pennsylvania, Virginia, Miunc
sota and Nebraska, which occur on the
6th of November.
J. W. Barnes sold twenty-four quar
ter sections of laud for the Ii & M.
ueople last Tuesday, and it vaau't a
big day for land buyers either. They
say the 1. & M. has sold over one
twentieth of its remaining lands in the
ast lew weeks.
'Mr. Jones, of Outario, Canada, is
the owner of what is perhaf 3 the larg
est bee-farm in the world. As this has
been a good hone' year in that country,
he expects to take not less than 70,000
pounds of honey, the net value f which
will resell nearly .SlOOO."
The Fremont herald says: The
Lincoln county canal near North Platte
is progressing rapidly, aud will be com
pleted about the middle of November
It will betwenty-three miies in length.
thirty feet wide at ths Head, and have
an inexhaustible supply of water from
the North I'lattc river.
Oae hfiidred years ago today the
reat proclamation was read to the ar
my encamped at Newburgh, on the
Ilu lson, when the army was disbadued
from that point. Today thev are cele
brating the anniversary in a becoming
manner, with Senator Bayard and Wm.
M. Evart as orators of tne day.
"The Wils in strawoerry is likely to
lobg remain a favorite with growers of
the fruit, ou account of its hardy char
acter. Although of not near so fine a
flavor as many other varieties, yet, ow
ing to the fact that it can be shipped
long iliMauces and yet reach the mar
ket iu nood eon iiiion. it is the berry
for horticulturists to raise."
Omaha's aristocratic mayor judging
from the report of the Daily Union,
had a very close call before the gi and
jury, the other day. the vote standing
13 to a in favor of indicting the hon
orable gentleman on the charge of
britery. It looks as though the man
that beat Judge Savase in his own
town had ought to be a better citizen
than that.
Kare county, Illinois, hist year mar
keted S13 822 pounds of butter, 670,000
pounds of cheese, 10.05 ,s65 gallons of
milk, and nearly a million gallons of
cream. Commentiug upon this re
markable array of dairy products, the
Peoria Transcript suj s: 'And be it re
membered that it took nothing from
the Inn J as the same value of grain
crops ohl off the land would have
done. Th2 more sold of this kind of
product the richer becomes the soil
that raises it.' "
The storm yesterday evening which
ranafewtin.iii people into their eel
lars, is reported t Ii4ve been quite se
vere out in the State, blowing down
out-buildiiigs and unrooting dwellings
in a very promiscuous manner. It
passed here ibout 5 o'clock in the af
ternoon, and the di-p-itchcs announce
that it has been laginsi with great se
verity in the east.
Usually October has U.eu a month
in Nebraska noted for its impatient
temper, snow squalls and the beat uf
weather often being found Id the same
day but real old Kansas blizzards have
been scarce iu these part, and we are
sorry to sc. our favored October slan
dered with anything of the kind.
Lovers of health) ul exrcise remem
ber Joe F.-ro'u skating riuk iu the base-
MAUD MULLER'S RAKE
Maud M idler woiked at raking bay
And cleared her 10 cent a day.
Her cl -the were courne but tier health w& Cue
And so she worked In the iweet sunshine.
Sim-lug oi glad an a bird In May,
"llaibara Allen" the livelong day,
Hhe often jclaiiced at the far-off town
And wondered If egg were up or down.
Ai d the sweet song died of a strange diseaat
Leaving a phantom taste of cheese.
And an appetite, and a nameless ache.
For nod a water aud ginger cak.
The Judge rode slowly 'nto view.
Mopped liii horie ia the shade aud drew
ills fine cut, while the bhithlu Maud
Marvelled much at the kind he "chawtd."
He wai"diy a- a fish,' he said with a wink
And kind a thuuht that a guod square drink
Would brace huu up, so the cup was filled
With tho crystal wine that the old spring f pilled
And she gave It to him with a tun-browned
hand
"ThauKs !" ald the jude, in accent bland ;
"A thousand thanks, fora sweeter draught
i-'rouj a fairer hand" -but then he laughed.
.vii' J the sweet girl ftood in the sun that day.
Aud laked the judge Wti-ad of hay.
-Uent FUld.
l'KSO-NAL,S.
Mis. J. A. Connor accompanied by
her U if nd and guest Mrs. Smith, weui
to "Jrcenwood today.
Mis. Thomas Wiles went to Hillsdale
this moruiug to visit her parents.
Dr. Dojge, of Lincoln wus iu the
city today.
Superintendent Alton, is in the city
us a witness iu court this afternoon.
C. D. Clpp and F. 31. Striplin, of
Elm wood are with us today.
M. II. Sessious, of Lincoln came
down last evening.
V. II- Chittenden and wife cam
down from Asnland last evening to
visit friends.
Alva Drew was an Omaha passenger
this morning.
V, S- Stretch is visiting Nebraska's
metropolis today.
Mr. II. .'A. Waterman in company
with Mrs. John Waterman goes to Lin
colu this m ruing to visit friends and
theuce to Crete to visit his sou for a
few days, -
P. P. Gass and Dr. Richmond are it
tending the Grand Lodge iu Omaha
tod ay .:
Titos. 'Mitchell is spending the day
in Omaha.
Mrs. Geo. S. Smith i3 in Omaha to
day. A, B.Smith aud wife we:it to Ooaaha
this morning.
Mrs. Carl T. Sceley after a pleasant
visii here with relatives returned thin
morning to her home iu Madison
cout-ty,
II. M Bushnell is in at oudance at
the republican central committee
mppt!n.r.t IVnin Wntpr tn.lr.
. . . WW . . w - J '
The "workingmea" of Omaha got
together in solemn conclave Tuesday
aud nominated a full County tickot.
One ot the peculiar features of the con
vention was the commanding presence
of the late workiugmens "best" friend
Edward Ro.ewator, who could only
gain an admittance by representing
himself as a reporter of a news
paper; Why tin cliurge from,
the important part Mr. It-jc water piay
ed in the same kind of a convention two
years ago? Are the workijg meu of
Omaha all knaves and ingrates, or is
there something the matter with Rose
water? Miss Martha Lexer, a highly educated
young lady, who has recently arrived
in this city from Germany, is desirous
of ecuriug a few pupils in music,
drawing, painting, or the German or
French language.
Miss Leztr is a graduate of the Acad
emy of Berlin, aul bear testimonials
from several eminent professors of
language and art in that city. The
lady especially desires a class iu paint
ing, and from her testimonials it is be
lieved she is possessed of more than
ordinary ability in that direction. Her
terms are reasonable. For particulars
address at P. O. box 8(33 city.
We have heard some pretty tough
fish stories, and suake stories that were
thought to be unapproachable, but
here's a squash story with an air of
truthfulness about it that . absolutely
takes the cooky:
"a milk-fed squash is oae of the cu
riosities of the f iir. This squash was
actually fed on milk, by inserting a
funnel into the vine and filliug the fun
nel each day with milk. The squash
weighs over one hundred and thirty
pounds and Mr. Richardson, the grow
er, says one-iiair oi tms monstrous
growth has been made in the last two
weeks." David City Kepublican.
In a hopelessly republican district,
with a nominee of peculiar fitness and
ability for the Judgeship, against whom
there can be nothing snld, it is not sur
prising that the democratic parly make
no nomination and insist on a non
partizan judiciary, especially if It will
make votes forjudge Savage, as is con
fidently anticipated by them.
Its a pity that Plattsmouth cant be
more metropolitan in her police court
methods, this is the way they do it at
Seward.
They have a Police Judge at Seward
who recsntly got drunk, (which perhaps
Isn't remarkable), bat on recovering he
assessed himself the usual "ten dol
lars aud costs" and paid it."
Monarch Billiard Hall serves up the
finest brands of freeU oysters. Call
tr? tbm. 300terU
The Odd Fellows.
The Grand Encampment, I. O. O. P.,
with a large atlc-ndn." was called to
rder at 8 o'clock vtKteiday morning
nd alter consideral ion of reports of
ommittecs the following officers wcro
dected.
L. (J. J')hn, of Seward, Grand Pa
riartii. G. Ragorshek, Piattsmo ith, Grand
-enior Wurden.
J. O. Chase, Fairmouut, Grand High
Piiest.
S. Ji. Hall, Ashland, Grand Jiulor
Vardi u.
D. A. Cltue, of Lincoln, Grand
'cribe.
Samuel Mi(Ty, Lincoln, Grand
i reasurer.
J. II. Kimball. Crete, Grand O. Sen-iiu-l.
D. M. Morris, Auburn, Grand I, Sen
iuel. (i. A. Walters, Beatrice, Grand Mar
shal. After th ncwlj elected tdlicers were
nstalledintotheiroiiici.il stations the
i J rami Encampment by resolution au
thorized the organization of and the
granting of charters to uniformed
camps throughout the btate, in accord
ance with legislation upon tliut subject
adopted by the Sovereign Grand Lodge,
and a committee of three was appoint
ed to prepare laws for the governmei t
of uniformed degree camps, and after
secret session the Grand Encampment
adjourned until 7 o'chck p. m.
The Grand Ledge with all the grand
officers and over 150 representatives iu
attendance, was called to oruer. The
committee on credentials appointed, re
ported a large number of Past Grands
who were entitled to the grand lodge
lejrrces in waiting, ana they were
promptly Introduced and ioEtructed iu
the work of the grand lodge. The
rand master appointed the various
staudiug com nr It tees " for the session
aud then read his annual report, show
inir that Odd Fellowship in Nebraska
is making rap'd strides ouward,gaiuing.
in numbers aud strength, and is now in
the front rank as a benelieiary organi
zation. The grand secretary and grand
treasurei's reports tdiow the lodges
throughout this state in a sound fluan -
cial and flourishing condition. There
are over 106 lodges in this state with a
membership of over 5,000.
The Odd Fellows will give a parade
today. Form at hall on Dodge street,
march west on Dodge to bixteenth,
south on lGth to Farnam, east on Far
tarn to 9th, north on 9th.to Dodge, west
on ooogc to I5u. south on loth to
Douglas, east on Douglas to 9th, coun
ter march on Douglas to ICtli, north on
ICth to Masonic hall. Parade to form
at 3 p. m. Dinner immediately after.
Omhha Herald.
The North American Review for No
vember, by the liveliness aud the ster
ling worth of the articles it contains
satisfies the requirements of the most
exacting reader. Senator II. B. An
thony writes ot Limited Suffrage iu'
liiode Island, giving incidentally a
highly interesting sketch, of the early
constitutional history of that Jitue
Commonwealth, and setting forth the
considerations whicii influenced its peo-
Jle in restntling the exercises of the
electorial prerogative.; Dr. Norviu
Green, president of the Western- Un
ion company, in an article entitle 1 1 he
Government autl the Telegraph, cites
the provisions of the Federal eonstitu
tiou and the determinations of the su
pre me court which appear to debar tho
general government from assuming the
general mauagemeut of the telegraph
(lines; aud presents statistics desigued
l Prove l,,llt l!lB surC ill this CUn-
try is both cheaper aud more efficient
than in any of the countries of Europe
where the government own the lines.
The Rev. David N. Utter brings out
from oblivion the record of certain al
leged atrocious crimes of Johu Brown
ot Osawaiomte. There arc two gcien
tilic articles, namely, Solar Physics, by
Processor Baifour&tewai t, and Modern
Explosives, by Gen. John Newton, W.
II. Mallock contributes Conversations
with a Solitary, an imaginary passage-at-arms
between a radical and a con
servative, in which the two opposing
theories of government and society are
advocated with rare spirit and ingen.
uity of argument. In Suggestions in
regard to tne public Service, Green B.
Ruuui offers certain facts going to prove
that tne clerks and other employes of
the government departments at Wash-;
iugton, even before the passage cf the
civil service act, were in the main both
faithful and efficient. Finally, Dr.
Hammond's Estimate of Woman, is
reviewed by Mrs.Liliie Deveraux Blake
Misa Nina Morris, Mrs Sara A. Uuder
wood and Dr. Clemeuce 8. Lozier. Fif
ty cents a copy ; $5 a year. Published
at 30 Layfeyette Place, and sold by
newsdealers generally.
By the way, Kansas City is laboring
to have a clock liKe the one to be moun
ted iu the lofty pinnacle ot our grand
Masonic temple" Heretofore there
have never been enough men in Kansas
City who caied anything about what
time thev got home to make a clock any
object. We congratulate Kansas City
upon this unimpeachable evidence of
her advancement in morals. In order
however, to meet the demand for ex
cuses to slay out that will spring up,
each ol the evening papers will change
to morning, uud urevet a couple of
hundred reporters apiece, while the
leading morning journals will keep
blank appointments on sale at -Sl.-'iO
per dozen, with a discouut on round
lots-Topics iu State Journal.
The hearty support siven Hon. M. B.
Reese lor tho supreme judgeship by the
papers which one year ago were sup
porting the Democratic and Anti
Monopoly candidates, shows plainly
how Mr. Reese stands with the people.
Here in the old Fourt District, where
he is best known he will receive a large
vote. Seward Blade.
Republicans of Cass hare placed a
splendid ticket iu the field, one which
gives no excuse for voters casting their
political fortunes with the other side.
Every man is a true republican and
thoroughly competent to fill the office
to which he will undoubtedly be elect
ed. Omaha Republican. "
New Cigar Store
Herman Spies has this day opened up
at the oid Joe MeVey stand. full and
complete line, of chewing and smoking
tobaccos cigars pipes ect.. which he
will sell at the lowest rates. Stop in
and see him. 200tt.
Our customers and the general public
will take notice that we are setting up
the best brands of fresh oysters, at our
staud ou Miia street. Call aud see for
yourself.
MoXARCn Billiard Hall.
SQOfuovl
Appleton's first readers at Warricks.
9t
Court Proceedings.
In the case of Holmes va. Baily, uo
trial yesterday, ths jury brought ia a
verdict in favor of the defendent.
The case of C. Shepherd vs. John
Kraiger U on trial this afternoon to a
jury.
The grand jury fount) an indictment
against Frank Williams for larceny as
bailee, and was then discharged tor
this term.
The choicest, newest, freshest oys
ters, served in the very beat style at
the Monarch Milliard Hall, on Main
street. d'JOOtnovl
PostorYlc Cnanges-
Postottice changes iu Nebraska dur
ing the week ending October 13, 188.J,
furnished the Republican by Win. Van
Vieck, of' the postofflce department:
Discontinued Cottage Hill, Gage
county.
Postmasters appointed Douglas
Grove, Custer county, Wm. II. Corn
stock; Gernuwitown, Seward county,
Chns. N, Rowland; Graft. Harlan
county, Henry Wingard; Leigh, Colfax
county, S. C. Smith; Mound, Howard
county, Miss Nellie E. Newhall ;Norris
Cedar county, George Douglass ;Oconto
Custer county, E. C. Watts; Pishelville,
Sioux county, Chap. Marschula; St.
James Cedar county, Charles W. R.
Lf ke; South Bend, Cass county, llobt.
G. McFarland; Valentine, Cherry couu.
ty , liurley B. Hill.
Ici
3t" '
Prescriptions carefully cunpoun
at Warrick s. - -
Infectious and Contagious
Dis
eases.
The Hkkalo h is heard rumors dur
iug tho past two or three days that
fcarlet fever was prevailiug to some
extent iu the ciiy; but can trace the
report to no responsible source. If thi
is a fact physicians should bear'tn mind
that there is an o.dinance of tha city
requiring physidiaus who have knowl
edge ol or who are called upon to treat
infectious and contagious diseases to
report the same to the board of health.
Joe. Ford's skating rink has become
the centre of attraction these evenings.
None but the best people attend and a
jolly time is always had.
Mary Stuart perfumes at Warrick's
St
Auctlou! Auction!!
A lot of household goods, under chat
tel mortgage: Consisting of beds,
bedding, bedsteads, chain, stoves and
general household fixtures, will be sold
at auction on Saturday next, October
20th, 18S3, at the "Old , Red Store," at
the foot of Main street.
F. S. White, Auctioneer.
200l3
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. King's New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Asthma,
Bronchhitis, Hay Fever, Loss of Voice,
Tickling iu the Throat, Pain in Side
and Chest, or any disease of the Throat
and Lungs, a positive cure. Guarante
ed. Trial Bottles f-ec at J. M.Roberts.
Drug Store. Large size $1.00.
$7,000 to loan on improved farui3.
Apply to R. B. Windham. 197 6t wtf
Ladies should remember that if they
want anything in the fancy goods line
now is tho time to"btty them at J. P.
Youngs. ' 197tf
Remember that Phil Young seils
cigars and they are as good as any it'
not better than sold in the citv. I79tf
You will find the largest display of
birthday cards, scrap book pictures,
placques and decorating pictures of all
kinds at the P, O. news depot. 297U
A Rare Opportunity.
An elegant house in a pretty aud
convenient location, will be sold cheap.
Address P.O.Box G59,
FREE OF COST.
Another Thousand Buttles of Marsh'
Uolden Balsam to be Given
Away.
Every person in laL'ttsmouth, who is
suffering from Scrofula, Chronic Rheu
matism, Jaundice, Billiousness, Dys
pepsia, Indigestion, Constipation or
Costivenes9, Headache. Loss of appe
tite. Chills or Fever, Malaria, Backache
T1 T- a
remaie vveaKness. nervous aerauge
ment, General Debility, or any Blood,
Liver, Kidney, Stomach or bcwel 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 the
large bottles at SO cents and 81. i
tor Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis and j
Consu motion, use Marsh's Golden Bal- t
sain, the famous Throat and Lung
medicine. P wo doses wil benefit. Sam
ple bottle free.
Collection Notice.
Parties knowing themselves indebted
to the firm of Streight & Co., will
please call and settle, as we must have
money to run our business. Hoping
you will govern yourselves accordingly,
we are Respectf ully Yours,
I96jtw59tf Streioht & Co.
Henry Boeck is selling furniture at
prices below any house of the same
style in Nebraska. If you doubt this
fact call onhim and know the truth, tf
Imported ale and porter at Joe Mc
Veys. 187tf
License Notice.
Notice is hereby given, that the un
dersigned has made application and
filed his petition with the County Com
missioners of Cass coucty Nebraska,
for license to sell malt, spirituous and
vinous liquors at his place of business
in South Bend, Cass county, Nebraska,
and that the same will come before the
Commiasioncrs for action at the No
vember session of the board.
Davit Carpenter.
Soinu Bend, Oct. 2d, 1883.
166dAw3t
100 styles of Birthday cards at War
ridss. IftJif
Bargains ! Bargains ! !
FOR FIFTEEN DAYS ONLY,
AT THE P. 0. NEWS DEPOT..
I will ml nee m v tock of gootlij irejarutjry to iny i t-iifviil, niil
therefore will hell certain lines of my gootU at (JKKATLV I'KDIJC
EI) I'KICES, VOli CASH ONLY, uh im
ACCOKDEONS, VIOLINS, (HJITAliS,
I5AXJOS. PHOTO ami Al!TO(J KAPH AIJMLMS,
LUNCH ami WOKK UASKETS, PIKI) CAGES.
GLASS ami CHINA WAKE, FANCY GOODS.
TOYS AND HOLIDAY GOODS!
1HUT1IDAY CAIIDS,
SCUAP HOOK PICTUKES,
OF ALL
NOW is your time to buy ami
tlav.- ami suve mone .
Xtemcitxbcr TliLs Ofjet
is got."J oiilv
FOBS. IFIF'TE.EIBJ UiHT
from October lTtli, 'ami the
MAD?. OSLY
Remember llicjilaee. Conife
I ken, ami avoid the rush.
Dr. Schlldknecht's Office.
At the present and until further no
tice, I will have my othVe with Dr. Sal
isbury iu the Roeljwood block over
Johnson Bros.' store, where 1 may be
found tlui iug office hours. .
l69 1XWtf W. H. SCHILIiKNKCIIT.
Troy City Laundry.
Removed to the fust door north of
Stadlemans on sixths 5t. opposite Nev
ills Block. The Troy City Laundry
will hereafter be located here and old
customers and new ones will iiixi us
ready to give satisfaction in all kind
of Laundry work. W. B. BnowN Prop.
I91dtf
To the old customers of the barber
stand under Mr. F. Carruth's jewelry
store, I have rc-l'tted and opened this
shop ai:d am ready , to guarantee you
every convenience, comfort and pleas
ure to be found in a tirst-clas barber
shop.
Hot and cold baths 1 ways' reitdy.
185rf J. I Rkkmk.
For winter bloom and out door plant
ing, Tclips, Hyacinths, Narcissns, Hol
land bulbs, biles, and a large assort
ment of hardy bulbs and herbaceous
plants all are best planted in the fall
if you have them as they will do no
good otherwise. Call and examine my
stock. L. A. Moore. -
I87tf
M O' Connor keeps on hand the cel
ebrated Anheuser Burch St Louis Bot
tled Beer and always ready to pay par
ticular attention to his customer.
15otf
When 3-our blood is impoverished,
or enrrujited, thti letnedy is at hand.
Take Ayer's Sarsaparilla.
Two dollars per day, from this date.
The Cozzen's Cor. Dih and Harney
s'rect Omaha Neb. Strictly first class
in every particular
P. Rammev fc Co.
of the Palace H tel Santa Fe New Mex
ico. Oet.l le83 l&9t
Hand printed
Warricks.
birthday
card 8
I92tf
at
Bud kock wiices. I have ou hand
a large and verf superior stock of fur
niture, much of which I propose to sell
off at cost. My goods are for sale and
cefore purchasing I wish everybody
who needs furniture to call and look
them over. All I ask ol the public is
to examine my goods and my prices.
dAwtt Henry Bof.cc.
Try the new barber under Carruths,
l7tf
Haying opened and refitted the rooms
under F. Carruths Jewelry Store Mi
J. P. Reese is ready to wait upon his
eustomer3 with every convenience
which should belong to a first class
barber shop Hot and Cold Baths al
way? ready. ISotf
Hot and cold baths
shop under Carruths
at
the Barber
I87tf
For a shave at any hour call at the
shep under Casruths. l?7tf
Hay.
200 Tons of first class hay for sale
! leave orders with W. S. W'se.
I78d28wtf 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.
Two well improved farms, between
Louisville and Weeping Water. Ap
ply toThaddeus Adams, on farm.
w28tt
Labradore
Lewis.
Herring at
Bennett
1973t
&
Fresh Buckwheat flour and Maple
Syrup at, Bennett & Lewis. 197t3
A Square Meal
Can be had at the City Hotel for only
24 cents and lodging at same reasonable
rates. Farmers and Commercial 31 en
will please I war this in mind. '- ktwtf
Dissolatiun Notice
Notice is hereby given that the part
nership heretofore existing under the
firm name of Grace &Thterolf, it this
day dissolved by mutual consent. Mr.
Thierolf will conduct the business at
their former location being authorized
to pay all dbts and collect and receipt
for all bills due the old firm.
James Grace,
186L3 U. TuiKKOLT.
Plattsmouth, Neb. Oct 2d ISS3.
Go to McKecver & Herrmann's for a
good dieu of oysters at reasonable
rie. I83m2
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SCUAP HOOKS, ami
SCHOOL SLATES ami HOOKS
kinds;
lay in ymr ul:i for
the Holi-
UEDUCTIONS WILL HE
FOR CASH.
early before the assortment U Jro. .
Ve.y lies t ect fully,
' J. P. YOUNG.
Election Proclamation.
Notice Is hereby e.lven that on Tuesday, tho
sl.vtn UrtV ol November ui kl iu
lrechict'lii Cuss coii ity. M br.o-ka. there lll
be an elect inn held for the uroe of electing
tle follotvlDK ollli-er to-wit :
tine In tfe of I he min'emc cwr.
tine JuiIkm ol the dint. k-l uml for the 2nd
Judicial dUtrlct.
Two reneutH of the university of Nebraska,
for full term.
onereKciit of the university of Nebraska, to
fill unexpired term of I", ui.- Powers, renlgned.
On- regent of i he university of Nebraska,
to lililhe uuexiired term of 1.. It. I'lueld, le
rlKiicd out'ouuty Clerk.
One County 'I r-iasurer. '
me County Juke.
Onetflierlll.
one Coroiur.
1 I.. u t '!... It ... I t .!...... ..I .
vfun linn ui linui'.t iiuil, imm
tnie ruiuer iiLeaueni. oi i uniie iiisii ucLinfi. -
One County fureyor. ,
One County Coiuininiloiier for ThJrd Dls- .
trlet.
one AsscsstMn each precinct.)
i wo jtiHiii'tf? m tut
e Peace in eacfl orecJfjCi.v - '
'1 wo Constable ill oaeli oreclnet. t
Tluce Judges of Mectlon lit ach piecliicl.
' . woCleikM of t-lection In each precinct.
One Oversee, ot I ubllc Highway id eec Ji
jioau uiiu ici . ,
A hli li election fhall be opened at e'Rtit
u,clock iu the iiioriiiUK. mid will coutJtiun open
mill! ix o'clock In tne attcri,oou ot iio fi-.uie
day. , s.
, listed this lOIh day of O'-toucr. A. I. tiK!. ."
; J, W. .Jknninos,
County i 'lerk,
Ca , County, Febraika,
j 1 1
Hood, Hosiery, Collars, Glove, Mil- -tens,
Ruelies &c &.: at cost and below'.j"
at the closing out sale of the goods of ' "
the lute Mrs, 'A.-P. Stout. li74t :'JL
.tiico is Percov if i ven t;int IicorfO
W. Sex ton will apply to' the Board of
County Commissioner of Cast County,
Nebraska at its stated meeting in Oc
tober. IWS for a license to sell malt
Spiritu aud Vwoni luplurs iu A'voca
Caus County, Nebrasxa, one year from
date, of allowance.
For Sale at a Bargain.
Tho furniture and fixtures, and all,
or a part of the Hock of the Milli
nery store, of the late Mrs. A. P. Stout.
Call at the store. 1'JlGtwJ t
Mr. J. P. Reese the accomplished
barber is in charge of the barber fhop
under Frank Carrutht Jewelry Store
and the customers of that old Ht&ud
will hnd every comfort and convenience
ready sm waiting for them. 1 tl
FOR SlI.n.-MlN -2 mid 1 Iu
Illock II, Improved.
(l:7 It. II. WI.DIIAf.
Leave orders for grapes from Lecs
h's nurscrv at A. Clarks grocery.
lC3dtf
For Sale or Rontfor i884.
300 Acres of pasture lands all under
fence mile south of Weeping Water.
Jxo. Ii. Clark Weeping Water. Neb.
Frch oysters and celery juet received
at Bennett fc Lewis'. lK.'Jtf
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Will BUY and SKLL all kinds of
FURNITUEE,
METALS,
IR01T, .
RAGS
AND
FURS.
Will advance money on all
SALABLE GOODS,
on low'er Main streoC
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