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CITY UEWS.
Clrr u'tttloc. Library t 'rrick
lruxtur. jeOltf
C 4. tlarxliall, Oeullst. auc-
cNHor (u Clutter A jHarliHll.
Teefli extracted without pain,
by ue ol TVItruuM Oxide Hun.
A. Salisbury, UentUt.
Never Wive L'p.
It you are auuVrinjz with low and
depressed sprit, lotw of appetite, gen
eral debility, disordered blood, weak
constitution, headache, or auy dem ase
of a bilious nature, by all metiis pro
cure a b-.ttle of Dlectric Hitters. You
will be surprised to se tiie rapid im
proveme.nl that will follow; you will
be inspired with new lite; strength and
activity will return; paiu anp misery
will cwiNH, and henceforth you will re
j.iice in the praise of Electric Kilters.
S'l I at fifty cents abotile bv J. M. Rob
ert. Jan. SeCwly
For lame bicK, Side cr Chst u.e
Shiloh's Rorous l'laster. Rriee 25
centy.
SIIII-OU'S COUCH and Consump
tion Cure is sold by in on a jfuarrntee.
It turcs consumption.
S1III.OI1S VITALIZKU is what
ou need for Consumption, Ias of ap
petite. Dizziness and all symptoms of
Dyspepsia. Price 10 ami 7.r cents per
bottle.
CROUPE Whooping Cough and
Bronchitis immediately relived by
Sriiioh'rt Cure. Sold bv Smitii & Black
Bros. Dec.20eowdwly
These are Solid Facts.
The best blood purifier and system
regulator ever placed within the teach
of suffering humanity, truly is Electiic
liitters. Inactivity of the Liver, Bil
iousness, Jaundice. Constipation, Weak
Kidneys, or any disease of the urinary
organs, or whoever requires an appetiz
er, tonic or rnild stimulant, will always
Mud Electric Bitters the best and only
certain cure known. They act surely
and quickly, every bottle guaranteed to
give entire uatisfaction or money re
funded. Sold at fifty cents a bottle by
J. M. Roberts Jand&wly.
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 in the Throat, Pain in Side
and Chest, or any disease of the Throat
and Lungs, a positive eure.Guarante
ed. Trial Bottles f-ee at .1. M.Roberts.
Drug Store. Large size $1.00.
Jan. S (Gwly
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A Startling Discovery.
Physi rii'n are often btartled by rc
iTiarkab!e discoveries. The fact that
Dr. Kind's New Discovery for Cou
sumption and all Throat and Lung
diseisesis daily curing patients that
thev have given up to die, is ntartling
them to realize their sense of duty, and
examine into the merits of this wonder
ful discovery ; resulting in hundreds of
our best Physicians using it in their
practice. Trial Bottles free at A. M.
Robert Drug Store. Regular size
SI. 00.
IPJ CASH
GIVEN AWAY
To the SMOKERS of
Blackwell's Genuine
Bull Durham Smok-
ing Tobacco.
The genuine has picture
BULL on every package,
of
For particulars see our next
announcement.
Money saved by buying hand made
brooms, ask your dealer for them.
d-23-lrao
Parlor and bedroom sets in all style
at lowest prices at Boeeck's. o9tf
The Ice Man.
Jos. Fairfield has established an of
lice at Monarch billiard hall, where he
will contract with consumers to supply
ice for the season at the lowest terms.
3m2
Pasture
Two hundred andlorty acres under
fence, with running water, and one
half mile from the "city. Apply to .
51 tf W. S. Wise.
M O Connor keeps on hand the cel
ebrated Aohetser JJurch St Louis Bot
tled Ueer and always rady to pay pc
ticulsr attention to bis customer.
155t
Diamond Wli Fiuisti. beet'aud ch ap
est, ready for use bv adding hn w i er,
at Fisher' drg K. 4&a
Hurrah forBIaioo and i.ogo iear
For additional local note-nmt news
ennnutt the fourth pnpe.
Ychterday a man wns auuMrucU at
Lincoln, bat the prostration was not
attended with periods results.
The glee club of the younj; mens'
republican club held their fir.-t meeting
lat evening and held a practice in.
An old man named McCee was
struck liy a moving train at Lincoln
the other day and lien in a critical con
dition. Remember the young mens' renubli -can
club meeting at their rooms to
night. Any young men In the city
desiring to join are cordially invited.
Lincoln had a jail delivery yesterday
three prisoners escaping, and have not
as yet been heard from. As their
crimes were for too much celebration
on the 4th, they will not hehe.ated with
niu -h vigor.
- Tl.S L!::coln Ulaiue and Logau club
have ju.-t rt-ceived their new uniforms
and torches, 100 in number, and pro
pose to have the bet club in the statu.
Wait until the young mens' republican
club of this city visit you and take ob
servations then.
CoHductor Webb, of the B. & M
road, w ho has been off for a nip and
visit to relatives and friends in Kansas,
returned home yesterday looking fres-h
and vigorous after his shoit resting
ioell.
Repot t is brought to the IlEKALD
otli.e lrem a reliable gentleman who
from personal observation throughout
the county in the last month, that the
prospects lor crops of all kinds m such
as have never been een in the history
of the county. The acreage is very
large, ami our informant states Ibat in
no one instance has he observed a crop
which is not above the average, while
many are far beyond the most sanguine
hopes.
For one instance, Uncle Philip Horn
has sixty four acres of fall wheat which
both he and other competent judges
allege beyond question will yield forty
bushels per acre.
The Tritch brothers in this neighbor
hood are equally well possessed of the
same cereal; and that in Elmwood and
the western precincts the same cau be
said of all crops.
Strange as it may seem in that por
tion of the county where not more than
i two years ago the soil was untouched
oj' sieei; wnere me ue.uoy un
sportsman winged the cowering praitie
chicken, and where . the undulating
prairie was as pure and uudeliled by
the honest giangoj as in the palmy
days of Mullin's ranch, there today the
most luxuiiaut growth of com, wheat,
cats and barley g.cet the eye upon all
ti Its. Prosperity to the husbandman
glittering on every hand.
We are told for the one w ho observes
the rural beauties of Cass county at
this season of the year that he would
have no faith in the statements of so
many that land i beyond its market
value, but on the contrary wouder that
higher prices are not asked.
From all sources and ou all bauds, in
discussing with nil classes of people,
we are informed that crops ol all kinds
are more promising today than at any
time in the history of the county.
This is indeed encouraging news, and
the IIekald rejoices at the prosperity
of her neighbors especially those in
the hail district, and will be glad to
see them reap their abuudance in good
season.
Premium Srtootlng-
This week I will give a prize to any
one makiug the greatest number of
bells in ten shots. For particulars call
at the gallery. W. P. Fishback,
I09to Proprietor.
The Latest News.
The weather is decidedly hot. Re
ports come to these headquarters that
it was 102 in the shade yesterday. To
day timid men like ourself refrain
from looking at a thermometry Evi
dently, the weather in this ciatry is
decideuly hot for thp Democratic par
ty in Cticago; but it i very tool to
them there now compared to what it
will be when Blaine, Logan and victory
turn loose upon tbcm in the campaign
davs to come.
Base Bail.
The Plattsmouth B. B. C. has made
arrangements for a match game of ball
between their home club and the
"Capital City" club of Lincoln. The
game is to be played at the driving
park this city on "Wednesday afternoon,
July 16th. Th.s is sure to be a most in
teresting game, and the standing of the
two club3, both of which have made
ijood records thus far this year, war
rants &ny who love to see a gotd game
of ball, the assurance that it will be
ne of the best game of the suasou on
the aliernoon of the 16th.
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Assorted tints of Diamond Wall Fin
ish may be found at Fisher's drug store,
revolving wgo- 49uwtf
M. D.Polk hs doing I.ouliville today.
Major Smith was a Chicago passen
ger last" evening.
Surveyor Uen'l Stevenson went west
on No. 3 last evening.
District Att'y Strode is in Lincoln
on business connected with his office
Manager Karus and family are mak
ing a two davs" visit t liiecnwood
with relatives there.
E. II. Wooley, of Weeping Water, is
in tLo city todHy, and the IIeiiali
notea his convalescence with pleasure.
Win. Eikeubary, of Three (Jroves is
is hi town today ard biings the most
flattering accounts of splendid crops in
his section.
W. B Wheeler, of St. Paul, bro.her
of Major I). II. V heeler, is in the city
on a visit to his relatives here and nu
merous acquaintances.
M. Scldegel i9 in Chicago where he
will be absent ttie coming week. Mr.
Schlegel will, while thete, make ex
tensive purchases lor his cigar factery
in this city.
Frank Brown, brother of deputy
clerk Browne, who has been visiting in
this city the 1-ist week, ha3 returned to
Toledo, Iowa, from where he will goto
the National teacher's association at
Madison, Wis.
The following are among the arriv
als at. the Perkins:
L. iSteeer, Burlington ; F K Alexan
der Chicago; C A Woosiey Omaha; W
Maron Parsons, Ka- : .J F Burke Co
lumbus, (.).; J II Atkinson Plum IIol
low, Iowa; W F Pierce, Miss A A
Pierce Chicago; J W Andersoa Lin
colnr Ben Riel Syracuse X. Y.; Herb
Minims and lady Boston; E H Wooley
Weeping Water.
Cedar Creek Letter.
Ci:aAit Cuf.kk, Nib., July 7, 1834.
En. Herald; Crops never looked
better around here than they do at
present. The writer was over the
southeastern part of Cedar Creek,
Glendalc and Eight Mile Grove, Sun
day. The remark was. made several
times, "did you ever see such a prospect
for crops, such an abundance of small
grain just ripening, and some being
cut?'' Nebraska is surely blessed this
year with such flattering prospects for
almost everything! We see "self bind
ers in every field, nearly. Farmers
seem to think that is tbe machine of
all machines for cutting grain.
The 4th opened up gloriously. The
anvil w-s loaded up and thundered
every few minutes, which sent the most
enthusiastic out of bed three hours I
earlier than common, and with tlie
crackers and hurrahing, and waviugof
Hags made it uncomfortable for the
others to sleep.
At 9 o'clock the people begau to gath
er, ami it looked as though Cedar Creek,
of all, would have the largest crowd.
First ou the programme was the
young men and children marked, who
presented a novel sight. J. J. Schnei
der was masked in such a manner that
his wife didn't know him. lie carried
a large flag and marshalled the little
folks around; and then came the little
markers with ncordeous, Jew s harps,
French harps, tin ans and drums,
music by string band, music by glee
ctub, followed by Dr. Duff introducing
J. B. Phiibert, as orator. He did credit
to himself and those that chose him.
Next we had a song "American Flag,"
after which an oration by Julius S.
Cooley, which was delivered in a mas
terly, ppirit'.'d manuer, and took the
writer by surpiise.
Next, music by the glee club and
string band, which closed the exercises
for.batktt dinner, after which came egg
race, won byChas.Witk; footrace, w n
by John Spence; shooting" glass ba!ls,
best score by Hank Inheider.
Several tried to climb the greased j
pole but gave it up.
Base ball game resulted 13 to 27, in
favor of Plattsmouth club.
The bowery dance w:as a grand suc
cess. E 1. Seiver met with a serious acci
deut Saturday, while driving cattle,
his horse running down hill, fell and
throwed Lim breaking his leg between J
knee and ankle
;le. Dr. Daff tet the limb, chauge places with Rev. Mailey of M
sville butcher is at Cedar Pleasant the next preaehing dav,, that
The Loui
Creek looking up fat cattle.
Messrs. Parmele and Newell were
out to ee Ed Seiver Sunday. j.
Mrs.T. W. Shryock and little girls !
are visitirg at this place. j
Our school ha3 closed till last of A- j
gust
Miss !'; o Mills has gone to Chica
go on a visit, Ta, Ta.
Rabbit.
Attention EverjOiMly.
I will offer for sale on terms to suit
purchaser th property described be
low; Eigh y acres of land, situated in
township 12, range 12, sec 32, Cash Co ,
Neb. Also one desi table residence and
nj ttore building witn a full line ot
I araware. ttovea and tinware situated
in Louivill, Neb. Alsu one set qf tin
ne'g tool. Now is your time to. se
cure a bargain. 10?tX W. CvrrosTB. .
Throe Crovoa Letter.
- ... .July.?..I3Si;; J
The iiti .1 -t.ritt'-d at Hock Bluus
with its usual pastimes and festivities.
The grounds acd feuts had bten pre
pared ia geod style, nnd the Rock
liluffs folks looked forward with the
anticipation , of a gloriotiw -1th. Fatly
in the morning their anticipations be
gan to be realized by people ;;itheiing
in from al! din-ctio:. to spend and en
joy our National independence day.
By 1U o'clock a in. the g-ound.- and i
ciiii'y wcr ,! well dotted with crowds
auxious to te and leatn. and to spend
the hoiicjay set allele hy our great men.
The exetcit-es of the foieuooii con
sisted of imimc ty tie Rock Bluffa
bras himi, reading of the Declaration
of ludej endclice, by Mr. Willard
Smith, foliortel by quit'? a lengthy
oration d-livvid by Mr. Al x Mcln
tosh, of P!at,tiMo!M, which as good
and suitable tor the occasion. The re
mainder of the time was spent by the
mg-a-mulluiM until the dinner hour ar
riv. A. T!,r t: ud tin.e was taken up
iu p-ri.ii.ig of the contents of the
Whil tiled oiihk'ts that had been
brought along.
.Mr. L. fl Todd opi ijo.i the atlei noon
exercises by giving one -! th-; grandest
speech' s ever deltvt red this .-ide o' the
MifOi.ri rivt r if the kind is. taken
into cou-idt tatioii. After the t)eaking
the eg i.i. 1 wl.etlbarrow laets tame
oft, l.'harley Tracy running both rucca
mi l nartving off the prizes,
The UocK P!uH's hand g;in some
most c.ce!t"ut tnu'stc duiii'i the day
takii:g in o on-' U i aii.n th T-i. tilDit
VlT. Fot!Ut t lie tn,t dr'.Ml.liicr, Jt;fl
the boys iii raihc-ra-ad pi(-ii'-';:uiciit,
by dpai ting with hN f:.m.lv foi Illi
nois a ihiv or -o bf f it e the 4t h. This
lolt ;i mi-r.ing liti in the music that
cou'd not be put-plied in so sdioj t a J
time.
Two lenvjuade stand- were upon the
grounds run by Fred Path-ison and doe
By ere.
Ac T, o'clock a social hop l eau at
Sheira's hall. Of this we cannot peak !
any further, as your correspondent left
with the intention ot taking iu the
lawn party held at G p. m., in Mr. llu
therford's apple orchard. From what
we had heard ot this affair and from
the meetings held in that vicinity,
to make arrangements, we supposed
that a grand time was to he had there,
at early candle lighting. Your report
er arrived upon the ground with the J
expectation of gathering a nuinber-ol j
items for the Hk.km.d,. but v.e were
padly disappointed. The grounds had i
been cleaned nicely, sj-ais put up, and a
platform erected for ths purpose of !
dancing, as would he supposed" Sever- J
ul hanging lanterns lighted up the!
grove wiili some brilliancy, which
in;ide the s'Urouudings look quite gram', j
a id an organ hao been placed u.ion the f
platt'oiai t' furnish thy ni"sio. By 7
or 8 o'clock the hap year pnity, with
six cr eight couples from Plattsmoutli,
and quite a number of spectator?, hs:d j
filled up the teats, .making perhaps a
hundred or more people on the grounds. :
There at-tmtd to be no programme !
arranged for the eveLing and the audi
ence was kept waiting until nearly r j
o'clock. Only two songs were sung
accompanied with music by Miss L".
ella Young.
Lee Oialrim's team broke loose dur
ing the profound silence and raided a
ripple of excitement for a few min
utes. At ten o'clock the party wfis invited
to partake of a repast which had been
prepared by Mrs. A M, Holmes aid
other ladies. After supper ;he crowd
scattered to their homes.
It is probably due to state that there
could be no music obtained or had been
engaged before hand for those to dance
who wanted to, and perhaps it is due
to state that we don't know very much
about it and that the whole tiling wa
a grand fizzle from beginning to end
(with the exception of the supper.)
Rock Bluffs and other poiats below
here did not get any mail on l?.st Fri
day that being mail day. If we art
not badly mistaken the postoffice de
partment does cot recognize nolid.ns
in carrying the mail.
J.G. Oldham and J. II. Allison start
to Chicago tod;iy to attend the demo
cratic national convention.
Rev. Madole, of this circuit will ex
bpllicr two WPP Li from
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Reporter.
a strage case.
A, Plattsmouth Woman Found on the
Street Asleep.
About six o'clock last evening a boy
reported at police headquarters there
was a crazy woman up ou Mayo
Moore'a corner. Officer Post immedi
ately repaired to the plr.ee and foum
an old lady, sixty or seventy vears of
ase, fast asleep on tbe poreh in front rl
Mr. Firei re.hienee. She wa taken
to poiiae headquarters ' and questioned
about herself; she named persons-with
waoro Ehe w acquainted, " but tt
officers knew uoue of them. She said
ah hid lived hero for fifwen year ami
knew nearly everybody. " Finally sh
dropped some remark about Platts
mouth an 1 trie ofiicfr asked her if s h
knew an) body in Plntteinouth. "Whv
yes," fhc Kt), "ain't I in Plattf moutl
no?" When Mr. Po.st told her slit,
was in L'ncolo she was very much fur
prised and could tell nothing about how
she came here. District Attorney
Strode, of Plattsmouth, who is in the
city, was hunted up, and he identifier,
the old lady as Mrs. Hand, housekeeper
foi the Catholic, priest at Plattsmouth
for sevend years past. She was takon
lo the rebidcuce f John Fitzgerald,
where the will be kindly cared lor tin
til her friends cau be found.
Whether she is inline or wan i-iuipl)
overcome by the heat and rendered ir
rational for a time seems to be a ques
tion. State Journal.
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YOUHG MEITS
Republican Club
MEETING.
AT TI1EIU 1IEADQUAI1TES,
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Jl9 !
YOU
That water will not run up hill,
that a kiss. is sweeter than it looks
and looks hetter after dark,
YOU OUGHT to KNOW
that good CLOTHING is the
best, and cheapest to buy, that
money can be saved, and a square
deal had at WescotVs, the JUoss
Clothier, as he does not deal in the
inferior lines adapted to the fixed
purposes ot bankrupt and assig
nee sales.
We avoid all gag schemes, sell
to all alike and treat our custo
mers with the utmost fairness. A
complete stock of seasonable
clothing and furnishing goods on
hand, and we are prepared to'con-
viuci ull ia doubt that oar statements aro correct, that our goods are
the best, and. that ic is to yoar interest to tiiie with WESC01Tf
Late styles ia Straw arid Far HaU, Novelties ia Neckwear, lull line of
Trunks Valicee, &c, &c. Everybody, 'welcome.
'& 12. ISO',
READ THIS
It May Sane the Life ttf Soim One of
Your family
During the hot mouths of summer,
very family should be proriJed with
safe and reliable remedy for bowel
Complaint. The cxcelenee of,MARin,s
Tonic' Astrinulnt Is unquestioned.
It is not gotten up nimply to obtain
your money. It speedily cures
Diarrlnea, Dysentry, Cholera Infantum,
Chuleia Morbu, Summer Complaint,
Chronic Diarluea and Dysentery, and
ill relaxed and deraged condition of
he Stomach ami Bowels. It is a
delightful leiuudy for children, being
plea-ant to the taste and safe in its ac
iou. No family can afford to be with
out it.
MarBh's Tonic Astringent is for sale
ay Smith &i Black Bros, uruggiau,
.'Itatruiouth, Teb. Price &0 cents.
For Rhcumaaism, Xearalgla, Bruise,
tc, use Marsh's Cukam Limment.
For halo by Smith & Black Bros.
Tub Marsh's Auik Cvkk only 60
jents -liquid or pi.Ii. For .sale by
Smith & Biuck B.os. wl IG
SPECIAL NO liCES.
AdvertlsKiiieiit utKlertliiM Uca!, three cent
per line vacU lu sui iiuu.
If O.NKY TO LOAX-Oo real extato by A. N.
LOK HAI.K A one iKirvn buKyy and 1iuiu-h
- alutunt new, enquire aif
"'hr. MRS. A. SCJILKUKh.
LMMt SAt.K-My rinl(l('ii.: una four loin
" U'''1 li'Xi.tt:, l;iin ;iitil fruit, anU lii exeel
leiil eoiiililiKii ; itltutwo liiiiivecl litnun. also
-2-l.r lill. k bil-lllest lloll -.- 4UXB-J Icel.ou Mulil
hi reel, and oincr .l.Mi aliK; l.nnl iiinl lots.
It. II. V I1KKLK1I.
IOR-iAI.K-llduseM. lotsaiKl wood laud bv
- John lions t .son.
JOKS A l.K S.- er:it i I'siiletn-es, cueao. ln-
quirt) of . H. Vli.-flT iu Co.
IVOR SAl.K- SeT.Ueli Tal-lcU lu ull elzes. Ht
- tins ol.'ice.
LMUt SAI.K a lot In ood location. iaitli-il-larn
al thl.i olllce jl-lf
IVOR .s'AI.K An order for a new Ainerlcau
bewiiiK Maehiue. Jii.julre at IJiUortl. e.
I0ORHAI.K i,fHji cords or wood. Inouire of
V. . Wl.ni. lt
POR.SAI.K-i Id i:i;kt for aale at thl ollle
at4uceiii.s ei liuu. lied or 6 ceuu i)-r doz
en. L'ORSALK-KourlotH together In geod loea-
tlJ" thi city. Inquire at tlii olllce If
UOOMTO RKNT.-A furnished room for one
,urt.'I Kentleiiieu. lu ood location. In
quire at IbiD olliee. 71tr
I'O RKN I Two rooniH, furntshod or unfur--
nubed. iii the Iac.Muruiiy hyuiie. Imiuiie
ou the pieinises.
FOR RK.VT orsalfl on Iodr time, a bouse
and two lots wltli good liiiproveiueuU. ai
ly to u, li, Vkuidbaiu.
UOR RK f tiood, new Iiouhos of foarroom.
. ?i'a 2'.lttt; KO'a Kardeu spot. 4 p.-i
ii.onth luhbaferv.lle. W. ll. hhai kA.
WOlt RKAir Tbe nortli store room In N-v-niu
s blck, and rooms up tair. tiood
location for restaurant or boarding house. renin
cheap.Appy to Wm. Neville. i.if
TjQf!TTA K"'"t Templar charm in shape of a
;4.s? ''"tT wi.l be HUliably re
warded by leavinj; at thi' olllce. i;tl
tVrANTKl A niil for K-iieral liounewoik.
ii!r.e!;;'s;,a """"" 1,1 """n ",',k-
W irTi:i:'A K' " ' s":' -'""k at 'he Vct U -
ms IIoiim; Hi.ined.iitely. ;.-,if
W'I,:'.T, '.':,y ''"af'er-. Apply t.
J.vt- "it it-"J M aire, two doors past
mxioiis 50llw
IC of I
Meets every Tuesday evening at then
Casilo Hall, in RutkwoiMi Block. V
i mug JMiigfits are invited to attend.
... , IL M. Bons, C. C.
W. I, DVKKK. K. of II. lilol S
In no other blood medicine have re
ndu of bcieuiilic iuqury been so stead
ily utilized aa iu Ayers Sardaparllla.
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