PLATMOOTH HERALD.
(FrK'llli PA I Kit UK TIIK ITY.
llrd( .Cor..
Warrick'.
C A. tIrNlmll, Dentist, suc
cmur to Clutter & Mamliall.
Teetli extracted without pain,
by line ofXltrouM Oxide iam.
A. Salisbury, OentlMt.
A Life Having Vrrmt.
Mr. M. E. Allison, Hutchinson, Kan.:
Saved his life by a wimple Trial Bottle
of Dr. King's New Discovery, for Con
sumption, which caused him to procure
a large bottle, that completely cured
him, when" Doctors, change of climate
and everything else had l'iled. Asth
ma, Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Severe
Cough, and all Throat and Lung dis
easea, it la guaranteed to cure, Tiial
Hottlca lrt' at J. M. Hubert' Drug
Store. Larg size $1.00..
Nov. 5y, l8S3.wlyeCw.
Ripe tomatoes at Bennett & Lewis.
The neat foot bridge across the creek
at the corner of Clh aud I'enrl t-tretts by
Mat Schlegel is quite a convenience fur
Mat us well as his neighfors in that
quarter.
The consulting engineer of the I'ull
mnu Car Co., of Chicago, is in the city
on business with Master Mechanic
Hawksworth, of the li. & M. shops
tliis city.
Potted meats of all kinds at Bennett
& Lewis1.
The heated term is btt-K after us
again, and the mercury in the ther
mometer is climbing up and looking
out at the top as if it were a pleasant
tight to behold sweltering humanity.
T CJIICAtiO.
Last Night's Bulletins.
THAT HACKING COUti II can be
so qmckly cured by Shilolis Cough.
We warrant it.
WILL YOU SUFFER, with Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint? i'uloh's Vitali
zer is guarautded to euro you.
SLEEPLESS NIGHT, made miser
ably by that terrible cough. Shiloh's
Cure is the remedy for you.
CATAKUII CURED, health aud
sweet breath secured by Shiloh'g Cat
arrli Kemdy. Price 60 cents Nasal
Injector free. For sale by Smith &
Black Bros. Dcc.l3eowd&wly
These are Solid Facts.
The best blood purifier and system
regulator ever placed within tliH reach
of suffering humanity, truly is Electric
Bitters. Inactivity of the Liver, liil
iousuess. Jaundice. Constipation, Weak
Kidneys, or any disease of the urinary
organ, or whoever requires an appetiz
cr, tonic or mild stimulant, will always
find Electric Bitters the beat and only
certain cure known. They act surely
and quickly, every bottle guaranteed to
give entire uatistaction or money re
funded. Sold at lifty cents a bott.Ie bj
J.M.Roberts Jand&wly.
'An A lie wer Wanted.
Can any one bring us a case of Kid
nev Complaint that E'ectric Bitters
will not speedlycure! "We say thev can
not. as thousands of cases already per-
rnanenily cured and who arc daily
recommending "Electric Bitters, will
prove. Bright's Disease, Diabetes,
Weak Back or any urinary complaint
quickly cured. They purify the blood,
regulate the bowels, and abt directly
on the diseased parte. Every bottle
guaranteed.
For sale at .0c. a bottle by J. M.
Roberts. Nov. 29, lye6w
In the runaway yesterday this paper
forgot the maguiu'etnt stop made by
Shorty" who after the team was stop
ped, seized hob' of the wagon and held
on like grim death.
Best cheese in town
Lewis'.
at Bennett &
Bio. 1 Iartif.au, when solicited to aid
in defraying the expense of the demo
cratic bulletins, said he would give a
half a dollar for it if they would nomi
nate Cleveland Today Mr. Weckbach
after the nomination claimed the mon
ey, and received it.
A Startling IMscovery.
Physicians are often startled by re -markabie
discoveries. The fact that
. Dr. Kind's New Discovery for Con
sumption and all Throat and Lung
discuses is daily curing patients that
thev have giveH up to die, is startling
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 J.M.
Roberta Drug Store. Regular size
John II. Cox returned this morning
from the democratic seat of war, aud
reports everything booming down
there for the Buffalo sheriff. For
John's experience in getting out ot the
Palmer house, you will have to apply
to him personally, as the Herald is
unable to do the subject justice.
Fruit jars aud jelly glasses at Ben
net & Lewis'.
The episode i elated in these columns
yeterday regarding the breaking up of
a family proves only too true, and all
parties have takou their different ways.
There might be a whole grist of ru -mors
and facts ground out of this case,
but they would do no one good, and a
home broken up is bad enough without
advertising the individuals who we ap
prehend are already known through
street talk by almost everyone.
Firemens' Notice.
All members of the Fire department
are requested to be present at theit
room on Tuesday next, July loth, to
arrange for the tournament at Omaha
andhaie a drid for that purpose.
112tf. By onier of the Forman.
The telegraph office has been very
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IN CASH
GIVEN AWAY
To the SMOKERS of
Blackwell's Genuine
Bull Durham Smok
ing Tobacco.
The genuine has picture of
BULL on every package.
For particulars see our next
announcement.
tameduiing the democratic conven
tion. All this forenoon while the great
question of who should be put up to be
knocked down, at Chicago was being
settled, the Herald man and a good
republican from Iowa, alone sat by the
operator at the vVestern Union office
an i tccoived dispatches.
It was a great contrast compared
with a month ago, when the republi
cans were iu session and the telegjaph
office was filled to overflowing through
the day by those anxious to hear the
news, and the click of the instruments
alone disturbed the sileace.
There was some tine work done today
m sendiDg and receiving bulletins.
One was handed the Herald by Mau
ager Karnes dated Chicago, 12:08 p. ni
and a glance at the official clock showed
V the nour to dc just i-j:iu, or two min
utes behind the dispatch leaving Chi
cago. Many came that were only two
or three minutei behind tbe time of
leaving the convention, and the Her
ald looked dreamily from the window
out across the muddy waters, and in
our mind's eye, saw the struggling,
sweltering mob in the exposition build
ing in Chicago, as they alternated
between sitttug upon Grady and chang
ing votes to the ex Sheriff of Buffalo
county, N. Y., who at precisely 12:59
standard time, was nominated for the
great slaughter in November.
FERSO.NALS.
The Ice Man.
Jos. Fairfield ha established an of
flee at Monarch billiard hall, where he
will contract with consumers to supply
ice for the season at the lowest terms.
3m2
Pasture.
" Two hundred and forty acres under
fence, with running water, and one
half mile from the city. Apply to
5ltf W. S. Wise.
M O' Connor keeps on hand the cel
ebrated Anhecser Huron St Louis Bot
tled Beer and always ready to pay pac
ticular attention to his customers.
, - 155tf
Premium Shooting.
This week I will give a prize to any
one making the greatest number of
bells in ten shots. For particulars call
t the gallery. W. P. Fishback,
109:6 Proprietor.
Hurrah for Blaine and iogan cigars
at Schlegels. 98dtf
CORN COB pipes in every style
rv-... -. -
Uncle Doty walked into the Herald
sanctum today and shook hands all
around "Hows Butler," said he,
"going to get thar, eh? all hunk
"Well, if we can't get old Ben., give us
Beecher, eh ? he's our kind, you know,"
sud the old gentleman chuckled hearti
ly over the predicament the democratic
party is in.
The following are among the arriv
als at the Terkins:
J L Knowles, Providence; McMen
delsohn, New York; J Pepperberg,
Omaha; F T Cross, Waco Texas; J J
DeGoIyer, Chicago; R A Wallace, Bur
lington; FJ Long, St. Joe; W T Pal
mer, Chicago; Jno F Tofr, B Manzer,
St. Joe; W F Moycr. Omaha.
Attention Everybody.
I will offer for sale on terms to suit
purchaser the property ' described be
low; , Eighty acres of land, situated in
township 12, range 12, sec. 82, Cass Co ,
Neb. Also one desirable residence and
one store building with a full line of
hardware, stoves aud tinware situated
in Ixtuisville, Neb. Also one set of tin
ner tools. .Now is your time to se
cvre . bargain, xoatf W. Cutfobth.
8:27 p. m. Convention called to or
der at 8:26.
Kesolutiou rfgretling physical in
firmity of Tilden and praising his qual
ities.
9:22 p. m. Morrison, of 111., taken
platform to present report of com. on
resolutions.
9:30 p. m. Heading ol platform pro
ceeding so far as its arrangement ol
party in power.
11:18 p. m. Butler moved to eubsti
A 1 - M I t . . . - M
ivm pari oi ms report reianng to lanii
for that relating to the same subject in
majority report. Call of states asked
for and ordered.
11 :21 p in. Call of states proceeding
amid much confusion. Alabama and
Ark. vote no.
11:22 p. m. Slates generally voting
in negative. Butler's motion lost.
11:31 p. m. Vote ou Butler's motion
ayes 9.'i, noes CG5.
11:35 p. m. Butler moved to add
the residue of his report to majority
report lost.
11:43 p. m. Majority report adopted
almost unanimously.
11:45 p.m. Motion to proceed to
ballot for candidate for president car
ried.
11:51 p. m. Motion to suspend order
of business and take recess until to
morrow. Roll of states ordered.
11:52 p. m. Indications are that
motion will be lost.
11:54 p. m. Motion to suspend rules
aud take recess lost. -
11:55 p. m Grady of New York,
said delegation from X. Y. had not
been polled. Thorough vote had been
cast.
Today's Bulletins.
12:03 a. m. Cleveland's frieud claim
that he will be nominated before the
convention adjourns.
12:07 a. m. Roll of blates for ballot
on candidates for president again or
dered. ALABAMA..
Bayard 14
Cleveland 4
McDonald 1
Thurman 1
AKKANSA9.
Cleveland 14
CALIFORNIA.
Thurman 16
Colorado.
MoDonald 5
Thvrman 1
CONNECTICUT.
Cleveland . 12
DELAWARE.
Bayard 0
FLORIDA.
Cleveland 8
GEORGIA.
Bayard 12
Cleveland 10
Randall 2
INDIANA.
McDonald 30
. IOWA.
Bayard l
McDonald .. . l
Thurman i
Cleveland 23
KANSAS.
Thurman 2
Bayard 5
Cleveland ! . ..11
KENTUCKY.
Carlisle 26
LOUISIANA. j
Bayard ji.
Iloadly .-.'."if
Cleveland 13
MAINE.
' t
Cleveland ,.12
MAKVLAND.
Bayard '. 13
Cleveland . 6
MASSACHUSETTS.
Bayafd J23
Cleveland .' 3
Thurman.. 2
MICHIGAN.
Cleveland. 14
MINNESOTA.
Cleveland 14
MISSOURI.
Cleveland 15
NEBRASKA.
Cleveland g
NEVADA.
Thurman a
NEW HAMPSHIRE
Cleveland g
NEW JERSEY.
Bayard 3
Cleveland 4
Pennsvlvvnia.
Randall.. 55
Cleveland ....
H1IODK ISLAND.
uavaril 2
Cleveland 6
KOLTH CAItoLINA.
Bayard 10
Cleveland.... 8
TKNXEsSEK.
Thurman 9
Tilden 1
McDonald 3
Bayard . . .
Cleveland ,
Cleveland.
VERMONT.
VIKGIMA.
Cleyelni.d .... 13
Iiayard 9
Thurinau l
McDonald 1
WISCONSIN.
liayarj 1
Cai lisle 1
McDonald 2
Thurinau 2
Flower 4
Cleveland 12
Ohio changes vote from Iloadly to
Clevelau 1.
Correction first ballot Cleveland 386
Total, first ballot.
Uleveliiid. 390
Bay ard 171
Thurmau 39
Randall 85
McDonald 50
Carlisle 27
Mississippi, Cleveland gains 1, Hen
d ricks get 2.
Nebraska, Clevclaud gains 1. Also
cahts 5 for Hendricks
New Jersey, Cleveland giins 1. cat
1 1 for Hendricks.
Ohio, Tildeu 2, Hendricks 1.
Oregon, Cleveland gains 2 from Bay
ard; Hendricks gets 2.
South Carolina, Hendricks gets 1
Tennessee, Thurman gains 2; Bayard
loses, Hendricks gets 1 voto.
Texas, Cleveland fain 2, Thurman
loses.
Virginia, Hendricks gets 2: West
Virginia, Cleveland loses 1.
The District of Columbia gives Hen
dricks 2.
In this ballot Cleveland has 433 with
out Pa. which is just coming in.
Pa. gives Cleveland 42, making his
total ou this ballot 475.
becend ballot Clevelau I 475: Hen
dricks 124; Bayard 150i; Thurman CO;
Randall 60 ; Me Donald 2; Tilden 2.
Illinois changes 1 from Cleveland to
Bayard.
Kansas gives Cleveland again of 1
iNortn Carolina changes 22 from
Bayard to Cleveland.
vn 10 trying to change vote amid
confusion. Cleveland's friends claim
there will be votes enough on this bal
lot to give him the nomination.
Va. changes giving Cleveland a gain
TRUE MERIT
A Charming llemaly for Diarrhtr
ami Summer Complaint.
"We have used all your Toxio AST
RINGENT with happy results. Not a
single complaint relating to It has
ever reached us." Jones K Jackson,
druggists, Jeuesburg, Mo.
"Please send us two dozen Marsh's
Tonic Astrinoent at once. It works
a charm in Diarrhuj and Summer Com
plaint," Ward & Venabel, druggists
Pattonsourg' Mo.
Marsh's Tonic Astringent is tor
sale by (Smith Black Bros., druggists
I lattsmouth. It quickly cures
Diarrhoea, Dyseutry, Choleoa Infantum
Cholera Morcus, and the Stmiuer Com -plaint
of children. It is a delightful
remedy for old and young. Prico 50
cents.
The Marshs A.OUK Cuius is sold at
low Pried of iOceuts liouid or nilli
II cures the worst case the Third Day
irue, aud all forms of Chills and
Fever. For sale by SmillutMlack Bros.
ror Swellings, Burns, SoreH, Pile.
etc., use Maushs f i iv,, .,.,.
For sale by Smith & Black Bros.
wiuu
SPECIAL KOriCLS.
of 1
S. Carolina
four.
r,
Cleveland has 350 lacks pef"ue cU lu8
Va. changes, Cleveland 1 a irain of 8.
West Virginia changes her vote giv Cleveland's nomination is conceded A
Cleveland 7, again of 3; Randall loses
1, Bayard 2.
First ballot official :
31OSv'!;?L0AN-0n'eale A.N.
Bayard 170
Cleveland 392
McDonald . 56
Randtdl 73
Thurmau ... 88
Carlisle 27
Iloadly 3
Hendricks l
Tilden 4
Flower 4
Motion to ad?ouru until 10 a. m.
number of delegations struggling to F0! uh;VUK' ,ln,,
w; maid io cnaugc votes. lwu"' M If S. A. UCULKCVf
Greit cheering, bands playing,
Kood house. I;irn and fruit, nud Iu will '
lent condition ; uMotwo improved Tai'iT,- iu.
2-Mory brick buiu.s. n.. . . .." j , . Jl? . .... " ''"'
ri icri, on niiiin
wav
ing hats and handkerch
...
piece with eagle on top and .hame of
Cleveland just brought.
G u us are beinir tired on ontmilo
Hendricks requests the nomination iS, '
ai.t. auu ouier ucHiraUie lulid Mfid lot
F?ohAu,in,?;.Iot,li,,rt wood Un "y
Parlleu-
V7lf
Randall .
Cleveland.
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Xi2V TOKK.
Bayard . . .
Thnrman
Hoady
Cleveland
Bsyard..,,...
Cleveland...;.
NORTH CAROLINA.
OHIO.
OREG03T.
20
. 24
-.21
..21
.. 4
.12
Roll o' states ordered.
Motion 10 adjourn lost.
Correctness ot vote on adjournment
challenged.
Cierk reading roll call on challenge.
Motion to adjourn till 10 a. in.. Call
of states ordered.
New York seconds motion to ailjourn.
'Adj. turned untii 10 a. m, and thine
be' the glory forever and ever, amen.
10 a. m. In succeeding ballots the
changes aud totals will be given.
While it seems to be pretty generally
believed that Cleveland will be nomi
nated, it is iutimated that if he is not
successful after a few ballots, an effort
will be made to turn the eonvention to
Hendricks.
Cleveland s friends claim he will be
nominated on third ballot.
Hendricks just entered; tremendous
cheering.
It is said that Randall's infience will
be turned to Cleveland this morning.
McDonald, Rosencrans and Vilas are
names prominent for vice-president.
It is reliably stated that Colorado
will change her vote to Cleveland on
the first ballot this morning. Conven
tion assembling.
Cleveland men claim that Illinois
will cast a solid vote for Cleveland 011
the coming ballot, and that Pennsylva
nia will give him 40 votes, a gain of 35,
and that Cleveland will poll at least 450
on first ballot.
Convention called to order at 11 K)4
a. m.
Number of telegrams from various
parts of the country suggesting proper
persons to be nominated,' laid on the
table.
Motion that vote of states shall not
be changed until succeeding ballot
lost. .
Pennsylvania withdraws Randall.
Voorhees trying to be heard.
.Older restored. "Voorhees withdraws
McDonald and will be for Hendricks.
Iowa, Cleveland loses 1, Hendricks
gets 4.
Pennsylvania retires for consultation.
Order restored. -Illinois,
Bayard gains.
Indiana cast 30 votC3 for Hendricks;
renewed cheering.
About half of the delegation are on
their feer, and loud demonstration all
over the house. If Cleveland holds all
he had on first ballot this ciiange will
give a majority of the convention.
Considerable more demonstration i
ma ie by the delegates and less in au
dience than in Hendricks' name.
Kane-as gives Cleveland I; Bayard's
Ions 37.
Kentucky withdraws Carlisle, casts 1
for Thurman, 3 for . Cleveland, 7 for
Bayard, 18 for Hendricks.
12 .-09 p. m. Louisiana Cleveland
gains 2. Thurman 3.
12:10 p. m. Maryland. Cleveland
gains 4, Bayard loses.
12:11 p. m. Moss, casts 12 votes
'or llendrkks, 8 for Cleveland, a gain
of 3. - . . 1
Michigan cast s.l 3 forHen dricks.
Michigan, Cleveland loses lone. Mis
souri, Cleveland gains 6; Mo. casts for
Hewirickf. . " . . ;
01 Cleveland be made unanimous
A large portrait of Cleveland brought
fresh applause.
Second ballot, official:
Cleveland 683
Bayard 81
Tnurrnau 4
Randall 4
McDonald
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Hendricks 4i t ...a bulhi 'Zfl '
at
LVJKSALKalot In good location
- larn at this oiUco
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'v "uuuicu or 0 ceiita per do.-
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LMJIt SALE Four lots together In t,MA
1 lion iuthl city. Inquired thMJC
Whole number of votes
necessary to choic-, 547.
Cleveland.
It is said Vilas will be nominated for
vice president.
moin ismniaiilu r.. im . 1 ill
cast, 820 ; or for a small biu Juess of "i ki ,d I,. I'mi.-J'.
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Call and iee L's.
I wish to notify the public that I am
now open for business, at J.e McVey's
old stand, where I have in stock a fuli
line or Kentucky whi-kies, St. Louis
beer, wines and cisrars &e., as good as
the best. 57dtf H. M Bons.
Johnson & Co., of Council Bluffs
have opened out a first class laundry
on lower Main street, where they are
prepared to do all kinds ef tine work
in that line. A trial of their work is
requested. lOltf
Feuce Posts.
5000 dry fence posts for sale, Inquire
ofW.S. Wisfl. iQtf.
Call for Blaine and Logan cigars
wherever you deal, as they are the best
nickle cigar in the market. If vojr
dealear does not keep thera induce him
to get some. 9sdtf
MOOM TO ItEXT.-A Mrniaued room for on
or iwo ueiitleiiieii- in
quire at Ihhi office. " -". ju-
poRKK'Torsri! on lr.no- . .
monih iuBhaiervSie. ""w fsV.r
FiiyS:7.,l,eP?rU' "tore room in Ner-
cueapApply to Wm. Neville
for ireum
n. Morton iu Union
h , ' Sf. r . housework.
inree in laliiily.
K. of P
Meets every Tuesday evening at thes
Castle Hall, in Rockwood Block V
mug Knights are invited to attend.
w I" Dvkes, K. of R. and .
I t you want to get you a broom that
will give the best satisfaction for the
ame money ask your dealer for Dor
ck s brooms. d28-lmo
Tor additional local notes and news
consult the fourth page.
irou mow
That water will not run up hill,
that a kiss is sweeter than it looks
and looks better after dark,
YOU OUGHT to KNOW
that good
best, and
CLOTHING is the
cheapest to buy, tliat
money can be saved, and a square
deal had at WWescotVs, the Boss
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-
71U UIJU"1 ia.at our- statements are correct, that our frooda
yoar interest to trade with
are
WESCOTT.
Late styles in Straw and Fur UaU, Novelties in Neckwear, full line of
TrunlvYalices, &c, &c Everybody welcome. '
Rockwood Block.
THE BOSS CLOIHIEB
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