The Plattsmouth daily herald. (Plattsmouth, Nebraska) 1883-19??, July 01, 1884, Image 4

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    Opera House
J. S. HARTMAN, Proprietor."
Sew TFraMes.
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iEASTWAKD.
Dally EspreM Trail's Itir Umvlia. "lilt-;-.s-
H:tiiHHs 'iry. St. I.nij.. xid all p iit- j
1 iiruiiKH t-nf Via l ecriii n I 'in :inn !'-. 1.1.
"rti't iMillnntn tal;i"e Cm if ;iii1 l:y vt-jii
ill tlitoncti trains, a:d I'luin can easi ui ii
uotirl river.
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EAT
Ss 4Iae .p2ace9 wises' &t all Msises
you co fisae! Sac ' ilSeet5 SPork
SCiattosi asset E'rc.iiia IFIsIi.
Livery, and Sale Stable.
RIGS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION WY OR NIGHT.
EVEKYTi:iN(i IS FIIWT CLAS; : - i II E 1 :!-' TEAMS IN THE CITY
SINGLE AND JOCLir. s AlilllAGK?
Treleis will f.ud con;j.itt- i!t, 5y ci;in i;f ..
Corner Vine aud Fourth Streets,
JoXATnAX I I ATT
Beef- Fort iu
NurrfKiuini to A. . IIATT. "
i3r3A.X50,TTA.S,a?T2I2S FOE CHOICE
Sugnr-Cured Hams, Cacon, Salt Meats of all kinds, Lard Bologna,
and all other articles Vept in a tirst-claBs meat market.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL..
The Highest Market Price Paid tor Hides Wool, Pelts,
Grease, Etc.
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Fresh Lake Trout and White Fish Every Thursday
n:ll: f IUI
Dimaiu nan.
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.jtuity 1 GKtA Kr. and
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WESTWARD
I:iiiv ErpreFS tralne for Denver connectlnp
In I. I 't-u( )r all pi.ji.ts in Celorauo, Utah,
i ma iii.u 1 ur ri-iii tr jiu-nnvt-m 01
t 1 i - lu.- fives tii; ti;iv-ier 'i-w Kouto to tlie
" i i. wnli seMicry ami advaijta-e.i uneualeO
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PLATTSM OUT II. NF.ii
J. "W. ATabths.
in and Vea
i FLATTSHOflTfl flfiRALD
Tiis Plattsmoatii Hcrsl Fniilis&iaz Co.
('. II. Parinele received ycaltrday at
hia Cedar Creek farm, 211 head ft rat
tle from Msmphij, Tenue-ce. This
makes GOO head he now h oii hi riUO
pasture.
Remember hard coal is always cheap
er during Juno and July. Get jour
winter Mipply at the Wbitebreast ar.Ji
in this city. ; l02dtf
Tlie II k K.u.i) lenrus Ilmt county rii
perintendcut Alton hi inovi'iJ toGn ri
wood, whre l.e will hreuiier i''3!d".
Mr. Alton, we understand, will hoM the
county iiii-tittte at
that j lace rt.e-
tiiiu dining :!.e tnnii i uionth
C'aU lor 1'lumu id
wherever you deal, as tln-y are the l.-ht
nickle ciyar in the luarket. Ifyoir
dalear does not keep them induce hi;u
to ret boiue. 9dtl
We learn that Mrs bimpsou cxprcte
her 0jel paroj.tx lioin Nebraska City
to ! iu r.tteiiii.'tiieb during llm celchru
tioiiu! !:er ilfrieih birthday aniiivcih.;
ry, which will lak plnee July 21, nt
her weli -npi.oinu-d iausi-ro!in, on 6tti j
street.
(all ;t ml .-e Ls.
1 wi-h to notify the public that 1 am
now open tor business, at Joe McVty's
old stand, where I have in stock a full
line or Kentucky whikics, St. Louis
I cer, w ines and civum Ac, as frond as
the best. 57dtf II. M Hons.
Tho Gallaij teH were shipping a car
load of their famous hroon-s to Chica
go, yelerday, t!:e freight on which we
learn arnT.i:ts to eight cents per dozer,
while tlie freight from here to Omaha
is sis cents p r do."n. Who i it that
8ajs competition doesn't toinpett?
Mr. August Kaeh, the Sixth street
yrocer is ujoviny today into the room
tonneriy occupi.o by Chambers i?c fcon,
where he will ke; p a liratdufS stock of j
fresh groceries. Ii will pay yon to call
and see k'uu.
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Tlr TViffAr tli wmrl'v t.rtul i
copal hishop of the diocese of Nebras-:
.... . .!:... s t.- . .1 i
nil. IS lJrJCil.'fi 1 I i- U pc e' IU pitB-
ent time, but we lcrn that he l'.is
cabled to bis Iritn la iu Omaha that In-
will take ti e piufl'ered bishopric un
d r advisement for a lew days before
he can snv what he will do.
Johnson & Co., of Council Bluffs
have opened out a first class laundry
oa lower Maiu street, where they are
prrparcd to i'o all kinds ef fine wrrk
in thar. line. A trial of their work is
rejuested. lOltf
A Watch Club
Some of our fcllowiowuamen. a.'e
tfoing into Carrutb's watch club, which
seematobea decidedly easy way of
getting a good watch, the club being
organized just now will contain forty
members, each of whom will pay SI a
week for forty w eeks, they get a $55
watch for the 810, one member drawing
a watrii t.veiy fcAturday nmht. .Mr.
Carruth, bv uiakiuk' a eale of fcrsv of i
these watches, which jre cheat) at
5
enabled to put them at $40. Forfull j
pur Kulars c !l -n Fr" nk Carru?!-.
i
One hundred, .and fifty tons of the
et hard coal ever brought to this city,
is now in stock at ihe Whitebnat
yard. C D. Cl'MMiNs,
I02dtf Manasrer.
Three Groves Letter.
vVe lnesda's storm did considerable
damage to small grain by blowing it
Iowa where it stood stock heavy on
,he ground, but has nearly all btaight
:nedupagiin. The rain fell in tor
rent?, and cave old Mother Earth the
tirst good soaking this season; however
there has been plenty of shower? fcail
iloDg to insure good crops ? o far.
Corn looks well as a general thing,
tud has a good cilor; some of it is
gettiug most too large to plow already.
The harvesting f rye will begin this
week, it se m to b' very well lulled,
and will yield a handsome return when
harvested.
FiUits of 1! kin's pre very plentiful
apple orchards are generally full.
Mr. and Mrs. L. II. Young made a
visit o t to Nvhxwka Sui day.
Miss lie-sie Case, from Centre Valley
visuea some oi ner ioiKs yesterdny in
iiock niutN.
A Mr. Gnolsby has moved iuo Mr.
Oldham's house on Lis north eighty,
formerly occupied by Joe Conly.
Miss Hat tie Young visited Omaha
last wee's, f-he went up with her cousin
Lufavette Young.
Will Gray is out to Wicpiug Watir
at woik at his traJe.
Rober: Mick'cs is at work on his
new brick house. r. Graves au l son
is dc.iug tl e mason work.
The Sunday school at this place is
draggiog alorjg slowly with James
Wiley as superintend! nt and Mra.
Grosser, ass't.
The school at the brick, Jlrs. Blle
Moon, teacher, will clooe in two weeks
more. Rfpobteb.
It you want to get you a broom that
will give the best sacitdactiou for the
ame money ask your dealer for Dor-
ilucklrnvs Arnlcn Naive.
- Tho Uest Salve in the world for Cuts,
Druses, Sore, Ulcers SJt iiheuui. Fe
vtr sTf8 Tetter Chappel Uands Cldlb
laiiift Corns and all .Skin Eruptions und
posittvly euro I'nes or nopuv required.
It i jrauaantecd to jiTiv: .erlect :ttis
taerion, or iDon"y re funded. Price 25
cents prtr lox. i-'orS:il I v. I. M. Uol
ert'd. N'ov. 27 trf:J ly
The Best Courli iledicine
In the World.
& AMPLE MIKK OF CIIAUGK.
Call at Warrick's drug siore, and
jjet a sample tttle of lirowu'n Kxpcc
t or ant lre oftlmrc. It curci Couhf,
IIoiUseiicHB. Whooplu Cnuti and Con
sumption in Uh curly Biased. It is a
pcientilic. preparation, adiuiratdy ada t
i d lor the cute ol nil Throat mid IimfT
Diseases. Ii is pl-as!int to take aim
entiily tariiilc8s. Try it; il eots you
mil hii;r 1 . il .1 r liol I .Vli-luiLs.
, ,.u,j $7u). r '.lc l.y W..I. Warrick.
.!in. i? J.vwly
Fivtf ! Free! Free ! i
NEW DISCOVKUY FO PILES, j
A new lenu dy tor iimh iirta.ini dis- j
case has been di.-i ovend by Dr. Denii.K j
A single applicalion will convince the
i most tikeptical of its most wonderful I
! ; alint;" powers. Py calling on Wr. .1 j
i i ick 01 Utu'.i', you can ohtuiu u
i-amplc Lx tree of ctiare, which will)
"!i'ir;!'v you of its curative qualities. j
Jan ; wwl) j
j Assoiitd tiuth ot Oiaruond Wall Fin- :
ish may be foetid at Fisher'atli an store, j
revolving sign.
,y.twtf
In the i uliire
When you have a couti and want ro j
lief, think ot Kempt litlsam lor the
Throat an 1 Euns; n guaranteed reme
dy for those disease. Price 50c and
fi; trial size free. Kespectf nlly,
apr .1 4m W. J. Waiiuick.
; JainiN fiilufjic."
The woik entitled Twenty Yeaia oJ
Congress" the most euccinct and im
partial history of Congressional Legis
lation exiant, will b.: is. ued from the
' prei-3 in a few days. In the ineuntiiup
I ti I t: I : .!.. ...sii :i ...
ii. u. J. viu i ( ii il juu
anil take vour orders. 5i6twtt
Twenty-five cents in advance will'
entitle you to u-e of the PlaPsmouth i
circulating lii raty lor one month. J
45 & w 1 in W. J. Wakkick. i
hi. t'tvit nrr f)i.t. liscmnr im jil! nn
toiu ,mi,'e w, lk hereafter, at Sher-
WOOcFrt FOR CASH. To tatabllbh IiiV
business in every departni'iit on a
strictly cash basiB this inducement is j
made in all custom made work. i
Und r the reduction a thoe that
costs S3 00 now, costs $7 .65 for cash.
A boot that costs :8 00 now costs $0.
80 cash.
A boot that co?ts $6.50 now co3ts
85 CO cash at Sherwood's. 58dw8tf
Nebraska tate Gazetekk and
lil'KlNKSf DlIi' C ToltY to ho lirUCd ill
July, 188-1, price S4.50. J M. Wolfe, j
! publi-lKr 120 S. 14h St.,n a! a. D::tf
Koine Foolish Peop'a ;
Allow a cough tc ran until it e's Le- !
yi-od the reach of medici"e. They j
often say. Oh, it will w ear away, ut in j
most cases it wears them away. Could t
thty be induced to try the successful I
medicit-.e called Kemp- Balsam, hat !
I sell ou a positive guarantee to i ore, I
they would immediately ace the excel- i
lent effect at'trr taking she fiir.t dose, i
Price 50c and SI; tril niz' fice. '
Resp'y. fnpi3 4m"j W. J. Warrick, j
(I)TT (J K HULSE.
tiil St. 9,'vii.T 3fai!,
PLM TMOri ii. XEUUA.SKA.
Hviitg taknu cl a'ue of the i'or
tagk IloUfE, I sin 11 try tofun.h-h nil
ijatr -t;s wi h couif- r't bhi ipurters arI
keep the tables sup lid w ith the best
in tr.e market. Transient custom and
hoard by the day or week soliciied.
mavl7dtf. EH. FltAZIER
CITY HOTEL.
This beautiful three etorv brick structure, on J
ower Maid street, has Just been finished ami i
trerl up for the accommodation of
TRANSIENT CUSTOMERS. I
AND j
REGULAR BOARDERS.; j
VERY THING NEW AND CLEAN j
. flni, o In connection with th ;
'.JOJv. w-Al House. '
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SIGN &, ORNAMENTAL
All orders left with me will
receive prompt attention.
COK. FIFTH AND VINE STREETS,
PLATTSMOUTH. - NEBRASKA.
M. O'CONNOR. '
At the down-town saioo::.
PPOSITE THE I'ERKINS QOITSE
Keeps acomnlpte ine of
15717" IE
Xiiquors,
iND CIGARS, BOTTLED BEFR,
ALE AND PORTER,
DRUG'S OMAHA BEER
and the best brands of Kentucky
t1 whlsKles,
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