The Plattsmouth daily herald. (Plattsmouth, Nebraska) 1883-19??, May 12, 1884, Image 2

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nucklfu'a Arnica Salve.
The Best Salve In the world for Cuts,
Bruses, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheuin, Fe
rer lores Tetter Chapped Uanda Chilb
lains Corns ami all Skin Eruptions and
posithrly cure Tiles or no pav required.
It Is gauuanteed to give perfect eatis
f action, or money refuuded. Price 25
cents per box. For Sain By J. M. Rob
ert's. Nv. 27 1833 ly
Prices Reduced-
Rites at the roller skating rink have
taken a tumble, the following will be
the figures until further notice: Oen
tleuien. afternoon -J. cents; ladies, af
ternoon o r :iK '1 ho rates lor the
evening are the smie as above. On
Satur 1 iv ufti-i school children can
tiff fur 1;. rr'l's. .V I.TIV "IH-lu.iiii
k
Telegraphic.
at th;
link t-.u-t' a'U-rnoon and even-
lSuAwtf F. A FIEM,
l'ropiifior.
!tjo ! Fnui! Free !
MiW DISCOVERY FOll TILES.
A new remedy for this dreaded dis
ease Ii n b..'en discovered by Dr. Deuing
A :si;-M.-u: ':;: v ill convince tlie
-I..";.'. C "i' i'.M , WmidCTful
;.-'idiilg .v;-.-. ilv i ili'i oil W.J.
VV.mi'.cI; !r;i i.-s 1 obtain a
ani;.b: iOX ll'CH oi v.i?r.;, Which Vl'd
u'iV you of its cur.it. vo qualities.
Jan 3 Diwly
atldlne."
" JameM 1.
The work entitled
Congress.' the moat
partial history of Congressional Legis
latioa extant, will be is ncd Ir.mi I he
pre-iS in a few days. ' In the mealtime
11. J j. E. Lincoln will cnil upon ym
and t ke your orders. oiGlwlt
FINANCIAL HATTERS.
The Marine Bank and
Grant & Ward Fail
ures.
Failure of the Northwestern
Car Company, of Still
water, Minn.
KKLIEF FOR GEN. GKANT.
Ne-v York, May 20. It is repoJted
that .Juy Gould ami others have started
s relief Movement for Grant. Conk-
ling w:i-s iu consultation villi Gran
today.
VANDEUIJILT TO TtlK FOHE.
Now Q rlc, M y 10. A notice I ha
parties who hund money lo !h R-ad
The lee Mn.
Jo. Fairfield has established an of-!i-e
at Monarch billiard hall, where he
will contract with cnsu-ners to supply
ica for the season at the lowest term?.
3m2
Piano Tuning'.
Parties desiring piano tuning can
leave orders at Mrs. Simpson's music
rjoms, four doors west of Stadelnian's,
on Main street. 43dtf
Crazy Quilts
2,000 packages of 'nk and rib'fcm
scraps put up in assorted lots for 25c.
5Jc, 75c, and $1.00 each, auy one of
which will be maded, postage paid, on
receipt ot price. Address
The J W Bailey Mercantile Co.
St. Joseph, Mo.
" What causes the great rush at Will
J. Warrick's DrMg Store.' The free
distribution of sample bottles of D
Bosauko's Cough and LuugSvrup. the
most popular remedy for Cough, Colds,
Consumptions and Bronchitis now on
the in i. fce;. Regular tize 50 cents and
$1.00. Sept.28cCwly.v.
Palmer's thorough bred Jersey bull
"Independencu" a direct descendant
of Litchfield, No. 071, the Centennial
1st prize Jersey ban, will make tha
season at John 'Ritchie's farm just north
of the driving park- dirges reason
able. 29ml
PLATTSMOCTii ougtit to have water
works; a system exiensive enough at
least to protect the business part of the
city. dAwtf
GARDEN,.
FLOWER,
SEEDS.
AND FIELD
New, Fresh, Clean an I True to Name.
Partie3 wishing choice seeds of any
of the new or 6tandar 1 varieties, will
rind just what they va-il at U. V. Math
ews' No need of scnning away, when
you can get just what you want at
home, either by the package or in bulk.
I am making a specialty of introduc
ing the latest, earliest and most pro
ductive varieties of potatoes, fr;m
Michigun and New York. Call arouud
and examine th? varieties I olT;r, aud
leave orders for the same, at the hard
wife store of U. V. Mathews.
14Jtf
Soil.
T.. : cfet'Itors of J. G. Chambjisand
Sou:
You are hereby .:! :li -. 1. that I hive,
in accordance with i:ie Statutes of Ne
braska in such ctue.- Hi :Ki and i rovid
ed, set t'.:e 16th 's-y of M"y, 164, as
the time for a meeiiur or tiie cred
itors of the said J. G. Chambers fcrC Sj i,
assignors. Y'ou fire lr.r:her coijiiod,
thai the im-cting will be .f my i iriiv in
the city of PJatmouih, Cass o.i;.c y,
at the h'ar of 2 o'ciocck .,. in. o j ai-l
date The Object of s.iid ma'ln ; i.
for the purpose of rhoosiugau assiuee
to succeed the Sherill" who U;w li.;.ls
in trust alt tha property andtlFctsol
sa;d assignors, under a volunt-iy s
sisnment. Creditors may repre..;-ul
il.eir claims in person or by proxy.
C. IIusskll, County .lude.
riattsmouth, Neb., May 5, 18S4.
57dl0twl
CITY HOTEL.
- This beautiful three story brick structure, on
over Maid street, ha just been finished and
tted up for the accommodation of
TRANSIENT CUSTOMERS,
AND
REGULAR BOARDERS.:
EVERY THING HEW AND CLEAH
A Gdod Bar 7" th
ttf. FRED GOOS. Propr.
M. O'CONNOR.
At the down-town saloon.
CPPOSITE TIIE PERKINS HOUSE,
Keeps a complete Ine of
;nd cigars, bottled beer,
ale and topter,
DRUG'S MIASA BEER
Twenty V:rs f K r Jersey (Jeutral as collateral cai
Kin einci nu i mi- f n.iv. Iie ioau3 taken up Monday, is ac
cepted in the board as meaning tha
Yanderbilt sustains both Reading and
Jersey Central.
BANK STATEMENT.
Specie increase, $2,814,600; circula
tiou decrease, SiJi,:;00' reserve increase
$3G10,4.',0. Harks ..' boll 84,453,
550 in excess of legil rv quirements.
U. 1. KAILKOAD.
N-w York. Mav 10. President Dil
loo states that the Union Pacific di
rectors will not meet for divideud pur
poses till June.
LXCITE1I ENT CONTINUES.
Nev York, May 10. A slight re'
uwui of the excitement about (Irani
Si, Ward's failure was made this morn
i'?t The feeli.icr againsi V ar.J does
no h'sseu. Up to noon no new nets
transpired. Examiner Scritaw will
probably finish the examination of the
Marine bank today.
ERIE PAYS.
Yer. Yoik. May 10. Treasurer Spen
i . i sta'- s that the interest on Erie
uew Eo -ud Mortgages will be paid the
drst of June, but tin bonds raided
down to fwjj soon after SpencerV state
ment
A STOCK TRICK.
New York, May 10. Inq i'ries di
rectel from Chicago reached this city
today in regard to the financial con li
tiouofJay Gould. As nolhiug was
heard in New York to excite r.uch in
quiries Gould was sought and an ex
planation requested. Gould said: "This
question is not the only one of the kind
asked here today. A Wall street news
agency yesterday set afloat an entirely
unfounded ttatemcut that the Union
Pacific would pass tha July dividend,
"his was done as an off.et for the pm
pose to iallaeuce Uuion Pacific stock.
It wss even among Union Pacific di
rectors this morning, openly announced
that on the street there would be an
attack on Western Union and Mis
souri Pacific. In pursuance of this
laudable purpose, the information on
which your inquiry is based, v'as tele
graphed broadcast over the country,
I have received numerous dispatches
inquiring into the truth of the state
ment that I was iu financial difficulty
It is needless to say there is not a word
of truth iu it. Tho whole purpose of
the rumor was to create demoralization
in the markets so wurchasis could be
made by heavy buyers at reduced fig
ures. I am (inclintd to think," said
Mr. Gould, with a twinkle oi his eye,
and glancing at the stocks indicator,
"that they were disappointed. Both
stocks aimed at are firm, and my infor
mation is that the buyers arc strong
men." An intimate friend of Gould in
formed :ne reporter that he (Gould)
hd recently given substantial aid to
many who we'3 crippled by the late
troubles in Wall Street, and he had
been a large buyer todiy. lie pro
uounctd this fiuancial ditilculty a ri
diculors invention.
ANOTHER FAILURE.
St. Paul, May 10. The Northwestern
Manufacturing and Car Company, of
StiiiHter, Minn., of which D. M. Sa
bin is president, C. D. Gilfen, vice
president, and C. R. Stcrneon, second
vice-president ana general manager,
failed today. Particulars are yet un
obtainable.
St. Paul, May 10. Director Seymour,
forn er head oi the firm of Seymour,
Sabln & Co., which was merged into the
Northwestern Car conipuny, stated to
night the liabilities of the company were
.$1,000,000; assets, $450,000; that the
company was being pressed by a num
cf creditors oa obligations hich they
had expected to meet on money secured
from the east; that the suspension of
the Marine bank and the failure of
Grant & Ward had so shaken confi
dence in creJits that they bad found It
impossible to secure the expected ad
vances, and to prevent attachments
and the tying up of their property the
company ban resolved to have a receiv
er appointed, expecting to discharge all
their obligations, and after the tempo
rary rrnbarra'Stnent to resume business
as a corporation. It is understood thut
A. II. lirovvo, of Ilcrzog. Ben &
Brown, ot Sliilwatr, lias been selected
as receiver of the Not th western Car
company. The company had a great
biektet in the Stillwater penitential y
fire of last winter. For some time
past the block has been offered ireely
iu large quantities.
Later reports confirm the appoint
ment of Brown as receiver. Com mo
il oro N. W. Kitson, also a director,
when seen tonight said the company's
affairs had b-en well managed. Tin
assets, he thought, would more than
three times uav the liabilities. The
paid up capital was $3 00J.000.
A llOSTON II KM.
Boston, Mj' 10. B. S. Snow & Co.,
wholesale fish dealers, failed. They
were embarrassed in February last,
but made arrangements with the ir cred
itors without publicity. The Ftioi 1
Daymen t under that arrangement is
now due, and being unable lo in'-tt it
they have assigned. The liabilities are
from $150,100 t 300,000.
THE MARINE BAND.
Examiner Scribavv has uo.k-d all
day in the Marine I ank. In the after
noon le se.it for Ferdinand Ward, of
the I'rm of Gr..nt & Ward. Ward
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
ceo. s. w.iiiTir,
ATTORNEY AT LAW. Will practice In all
e-ouru oi me Male, twice in tugeiia lilock.
PLATT8.MOUTII,
' KHHAHK A.
Al.LKX ljFFSOf.. A. N. St' 1.1.1 VaN.
IIKF.SO & SI IJ.U i,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Will irve prompt
Attention to all business Intrusted to tlieiu. Of-
nee lu e uiou liiocK, bast slue.
PLATTS MOUTH MEBH48KA.
FRANK H. WILSON,
Basement of Bank of Cass County.
Coh.nke Sixth aso Main stbekts.
NOTAHT PTTBLIO
Particular attention eived to the preparation
of papers for Caveats, Patents ami Kei:bl ration
of i radc Marks and Ivtbels.
wm, ikii.i:is.
JtiHtfco of tli pvarf.
Elm wood Neb
Collections a sp.cinliy ai.il uives
prompt mi te itio i i'. O address Elm-
wood Neb.
IU. NALBSm.'UY.
DENTIST.
Jfilee over Sinith. i:l;..ek .v. :i's. limit Snre.
1'irst clas: ileiass'iv at rousonahle prices, a3ly
M. O'ilONOliOE
ATl'OiKY Ai I.AW A .NUlAttV PUBLIC.
Kllera'uV Block,
I-l.A: 1-UiJL'l li. - MCBHASKA
Ajjeui. itr Sie:i'iislilp tines to and from Europe.
irjv".!
1 I. XV. II. HC'llll,iK.KCIlT.
Pi 'act icing Physician.
Office, Corner Main and 7th Streets.,
walked down Wall str. et. fodowed bv plattsmoutu, jtkbkaska.
two men, said to be detectives and had
three-quarters of an hour interview
with Scnbaw. after which he returned
to his otlice- Scribaw said hs report
would not be ready until Monii), that
he would send it lo the comptroller of
the currency at Washington.
K of F
Meets even' Tuesday evcuiug at thes
Castle Hall, in Rock wood Bloek. V
itiug Kuight3 are invited to attend.
II. M. Bons, C. C.
W. L. Dykes, K. of 11. aud S.
The Best Couch HEedicine
. DR. J. S. STURDEVANT, M. D. ,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Attends calls, day or night.
w23tf Kiout Mii.b rJaevjc, Nkb.
K. IC L.I Vl. UhTOS, M.
PHYSICIAN & SUHOEON.
OFFI HOURS, from 10 a. in., to 2 p. iu.
cxaiuiu.i:t; sureou ior u. a. I eusiou.
lUt. S. MILLKIt,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Can be found by calling at his ofllce, corner 7th
ana Alain bireets, m j. u. watermau's tiouae.
PLATTSMWCTn. NEBRASKA.
JA.H. H. 3IAX1IKV(S
ATTOK-'IEV AT LAW.
OfHce over Baker & Atwood's store, south side
ot oiain oeiween oin ana bin s tree in. 2iti
NTltlK V I'LAUK.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Will practice In all
cue courts iu tue btaie.
District AWtrxjb'j and A'otary Public.
In the World.
SAMPLE rREE OF CHARGE.
uau at Warrick s drug store, ami
get a sample bottle of Brown's Expec
torant iree of charge. It cures Coughs,
Hoarseness. Whooping Cougn and Con- Kna
sumDtion in its carlv stages. It is a
scientific nreuaration. adinirabl v ndar.t. I '- WilKIilifcM A CO
ed f or tho enrp nt -ill Thrreit and T una-I LAW OFFICE, Real Ktate, Fire and Life In
ea ior ine cure ot an l nroai ana IwUn surance Agents, hattsmouth, Nebraska. Col
Diseases. It is pleasant to take and I lectors, tax -pavers. Have a coinnlete abntmrt
eutirel' harmless. Try it; it costs you of titles. Buy and sell real estate, negDtiate
nnr.hincr Tlco-.il.ir ssiro IintMon KflrPnta 10ans e- 151
COLLECTION'S si S2EC2HZ. 2 2 .
ATTORNEY AT LAW. Real Estate. Fire In
surance and Collection Agency. Ofllce Union
22m3
nothing. Regular size bottles, 50cents
and 81.00. For sale by W.J. Warrick.
Jan. 3 (Utwly
Music-
Un receipt or f i.oo in currency or
stamps we will mail free Fifty pieces
assorted Vccal and Instrumental Stand
ard Music from all the most popular
composers and authors.
The J. W. Bailey Mercantile C l
St. J seph, Mo .
J. J. McVey is now located in his new
room next to Rockwood block where
parties can always find the celebrated
anheuser beer on draught and a corn
plete line of champagne, wines and
Kentuckey whiskeys. I propose to
keep a first class place for my custom
ers keeping only the bestgoous ineyery
ine and all are invited, tansient cus
torn will find with us always the best
brands of goods in the mirket. J s. J.
McVT tf
Don't fail to ask vour dealer for Dor-
ack's hand made choice carpet broom,
the best in the market. d2S lmo
JAMES IS. UUUUIMOX,
Notarr Public.
ATTORNEYAT LAW. Wlllorastlceiue'ass
ana aaioinms counties : iriveseneciaiattciition
to collections and abstracts of title. Ofllce in
Sherwood Block, Plattsmouth, Nebraska.
ROBERT 12. 1VIXOIIA3I,
Notary Public
attobney at law.
Office over Carruth's Jewelry Store.
riattsmouth. - Nebraska.
M. A. HARTIGAN,
JLi A W Y E K .
Fitzukk vlo's Block. Plattsmouth Nkb
Proinnt and careful aftentiou to a ire.r.f.mi
utw i raciiee.
K. DRESSLER,
Merchant Tailor.
plattsmouth. - - - neb.
Dr. C. A. Marshall
Successor to Clutter & Marshall.)
Parlor and bedroom sets i' all styles
at lowest prices at Bceeck's.
19tf
Twentv-Gve cents in advance will
entitle you to use of the Plat'snioutli
circulating library for one mouth.
45d&wlm W. J. Wax rick.
Preservation of natural teeth a specialty.
iifteen ver cent discount on nil cus
torn made woik hereafter, at Sher
wood's for cash. To establish my
business in every department on a
strictly cash basis this inducement is Teeth extracted without pain by use of
made in all custom made work. Laughing Gas.
-V 1 . J . 1 1 - it A I
uuner ine reauciion a snoe mai All work warranttd. Prices reasonable.
costs S9.00 now. costs S7.65 for cash. Fitzgerald Block. - FlattsmouthN
A boot that cost 8 $3 00 now costs t6.
g0 casa Some Foolish People
A boot that coPts S6.50 now cofcts Allow a cough to run until it gets be-
i vnnii rna poqp n f r man it a i hot
85.60 cash at Sherwood's. 58dv8tf f(pn Ba nh win TOOar w; r llf
most cases it wears them away. Could
they be induced to try the successful
medicine called Kemp's Balsam, hat
I sell on a positive guarantee to cure.
they would immediately see the excel
lent effect after taking the first des
Price 50c and SI; trial size free
Resp'y. fapr3 4ml W. J. Warrick
Refrigerators in all sizes at Henry
Bceck's. 59tf
Imported ale and porter at Joe Mc-
Veys. isv it
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W. H. MALICK,
CARRIAGE
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Crown Mills Flonr.
W. F. Allen, the old Cass county
miller, who i3 now running the Crown
Mill3 at Ashland, has his flour on sale
in the Plattsmouth market, Dovey &
Son keeping it always in stock. A
trial of the Crown Mill brands will
prove to any that it is superior to any
flour in the market. 300dw49tf.
aiming and trimmm
SIGH & ORNAMENTAL
(pLi jTZJsra,
All orders left with me will
receive prompt attention.
COK. FIFTH AND VINE STREETS.
Money saved bv buvine hand made
I'LiYiTSfliou hi. - -N.fc.iiic ASKA. brooms, ask vour deader for them.
d28-lmo
Trythe B m.via . plug che wing to
bacco, it is by far the finest plug chew
ing made, Matt Schlegel sells 1c. ltf
LISTEN EVERYBODY.
THE OLD BARBER SnOP,
UNDER MERGES SHOE STORE,
Orders for hand made brooms at
tended to promptly at the Western
nroom factory. . d28 imo
You. save money by buying your
boots, shoes and slippers at Merges,
ft nqw: eggwn. .Pifntw of, ePean : Towels and where you have the largest assortment
fhaip Razors Can and rive gPBNCEB a tela, ft mAt from ' Cwtf
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