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About The Plattsmouth daily herald. (Plattsmouth, Nebraska) 1883-19?? | View Entire Issue (July 28, 1884)
flKBtg-Mfr-;; -7 ' -J .. .....:-i-Si,..i. . A PLA.TTI0UT1I, NEBHASKA, MONDAY EVENING, JUTJ- VOL. 2. NO. 12G. 0 f 4 ' JOSEPH V. WECKBAGM; DEALKU IN Choice Family , Groceries, ....... , AT- THE "DAYLIGHT" STORE, CENTRA?;- MAIN 4STREET, HJKNRY BCPOK : , kDEALER IN FURNITURE SAK'jS, CHAiRP, P.TO.. KTC., ETC. 0 All Desvrlptioiia. METALLIC BURIAL CASES w- jTDSlST COFFINS . . rH-:y m and 3o!d cheap for cash. S3 ...... IC-'S 1 ! 18 NOW READ. skKVICE. With tnanv thanks lor 0.1st patrona. uvite all to call and examine my LARGE STOCK OF auf. MIKE SCHN ELLBACHER, BLACKSMITH HOUSE SHOEING & WAGON REPAIRING All Kinds of Fan implements Mendel will Jieataesa and Dispatch. Horse, Muie&OsShooing n short, we'll shoe anything thathaF four feet, from a Zebra to a Giraffe. Come and see us. jsnsw shop Filth St betwn Main anJ .f julr Lottie corner from thfi Mtw HERALD JL W "So3 ?5 3 2 tJ 9 5 3 . rt i 7? a s a d a &4 hi' ,0 5 "3 e 5- C 73 2 6 3 a o o Ph o 4 a 3d T3 r!r.. r: f- ?a m 3.5 g 14 ffl I O -3 O v J - TO TO Ah'" CALL AT THE Old Reliable Wholesale and Retail Dealer ta PINE LUMBER i' SHINGLES, LATH, : SASH, DOOrvS. BLINDS, &C. fourth Street, in rear of Opera House. ULTTSMOUTH. NEBIiAdKA - a mT r 1111 . X; NUN Etc rLATTSMOUTII, NEB, NEW Furniture Mare J". I. "UnsTTJU. DEALER IN FXTJR1TITURE : i COFFINS" and all kinds of eoods usually kept In a MHHT l,ASkK FIJlt.lTVItK MTOllK V AUo, a very complete- ettvetc of Funeval Good HBtallic&f oodBiiCoflns Gastets Holies EMBLEMS. 4c. Our New and elegant hearse Is always Id readiness. Remember tho place, in UNION LLOCK, on Sixth Street, TWO D0013 south of Cass Coun ty Bank. WSear wa mav bs found night or day. J. I. UNRUH, 1. vrrsxr.rir;i. nf.p : CD -S I 5' c-- CD W . fa h h 0 O -O s CD 5 CD CQ c-- O O H (!) ROBERT :D0NNELLV'5 A7 a rrTxT w - P AND BLACKSMITH SHOP, Wagon, Buggy, Machine and Plo w m pairing, and gereral Jobbing I aw now prepared to do all kinds cf repairing ci i arm ana otner macninery, as mere U a good lathe In my shop. PETER RAUEN The old Reliable Wagon Maker has taken charge or the wagon shop He is well known as a . NO. 1. WORKMAN. " Mew Watsons and Bascrlra made SATISFACTION GDARANT KINKEAD BROS., PAIXTEISSS: DECORATORS, KALSOjilSiXG? PAFES HANGING. ASD .... FINE GRAINING, Leave your orders with them for First-Class -Work. Plattsmoutil vNebraska PUtfSHOOTH MILLS TT8MODTH NEB." UEISCL., Proprietor w Carpets, Rugs, rr S r kn v4 a 3 i ft PLATTBMOUTfl HERALD, PUBLISHED DAILY ASDWEEKLY -BY - T&6 Plailsmcatli Herald PaHisiiM Co. DAILY, delivered by corner to auy part of the city Per Week 3 15 I 'er Month CO Per Veu on WEEKLY, by mall, One copy nix months ,. $100 OnecOuy Out) y;HP 2 (K Kegiaterod at the Post Office. Plattsmouth, ao second clas matter. National Republican Ticket. FOR PRESIDENT, JAMES G. BLAINE, of Muiue. FOR VICE-PRESIDENT. JOHN A. LOGAN, of Illinois, (all fvr KciuiWIr jUicsul Osuvmi Hon. Tlie r'-piildScaii electors of tlie second Judic ial District of Nebraska are requested to serul delegate from the several couaiies to n.eet in couveiition at PlatisnioutU. Tuesday, August. 19, 1SS4. at '0 o'clock a. 111., for tlie purpose of placing in noiniuation a cntuiidatc.for District AMorney, selecting a central committee and such other busiuesn as may properly come be fore the convention. le neverai counties are en til led to representation as follows, being baed upon the vote cast for J. AL lliatt. re Ken?, of the university, givinjr one delegate at large, and oun for ewrv one huaured and llfty votes and major. motion therein : Cass county V Lancaster county 'Jl Otoe county 11 Total 45 It is recommended that no proxies be ad mitted .0 the convention unless held byper sous residing !n the counties from which the proxies are given. Plattsmouih, Ieb., July l.iS'U. D. 11. Wheelkr, J. C, Stbodf, Chairman, . secretary. llepublican District Convention. The Republican Electors of the First Con gressional District of Nebraska are invited to send delegates from the several counties there in, to meet in convention at lieatiice on ved iiesday, August 20. at 2 o'clock p. in., for ti e purpose of placing in nomination a candidate lor Congress, alio, f r the transaction of such other business as may come before the loovtu tion. The several counties are entitled to repre sentation as follows, being based upon the vote cast for J. M. lliatt, Recent of the University, giving one deleg-tto at large, and oue foreveiy one hu ldred and fifty votes and the major frac tion thereon : Counties Del. Dountles De!. Douglas.. 19 Pawnee R Gage li Kiehardson 13 Johnson ! Sarpy 5 Lancaster. 21 Saunders 1 Nemaha Hi Otoe 1 1 1 Total 130 Cass i:i It is recommen'' I th 't 110 proxies e admit ted to the conv rti I'lf except ucu as are held by persons resiuiutf in the counties from which proxies are giiu. C. A. Holmes, Chairman. John Stkf.j. Secretary. Lincoln. June 20. 1(584. The Topics mau of the State Journal ays of the coming Governor of Mis- soun: i.x-conieoerate uenerat aiar- uiuduke is a handsome man and a fine expert horseman, who will doubtless attempt to revive the military glories of the Missouri militia. We remember this statesman very distinctly some twenty years ago and he was then an expert in the saddle giving the Paw Paw militia of Missouri "hark from the tombs" whenever he came across them. He may have grown handsome since thpu. THEself constituted Vindicator from rhn Arbor Snrintrs has pertiaps made a note of the fact that the rejected stone has become the head of the cor ner and he who was elbowed to the foot of the table has been advanced to the first place in the management of the Nebraska democracy.. And now comes Geo. L. Miller, proxy for one James E. Boyd, and here enters his appear ance as member of the executive com mittee from Nebraska, and the Doctor has placed himself where lie can do (himself) the mostgood. We presume Mr. Patrick will be within hailing dis tance all the while State JoJRNAL specials announce an anti-Laird delegation in Jefferson coun ty. We. to put it pl in, were disgust ed with Congressman Laird's nonsense ontheFitzJohn Porter bill, How ever, w e considered that simply a mis take, ot JaVFitz James, caused by his natural desire to be for the under do, and d mt believe republicans of that district should sit in too severe judg ment upon their member for simply this mist ike. Mr. Laird has maoe a good useful member and the one term service is a bad precedent to set for our congressmen. The people of Mr. Laird's district can-hardly afford to Bet that precedent in our opinion. A member of oongrce to be really ... useful herald be kept at the front mi's U'kkkly is hard hit by A.Ir. lii.-tine'i li ttT of uca iliu;;y nnd its eir.'i t (o jmi ry the foro of i.!i,t ad nn r t!o .kciar:ttiiin of priuciples and hn 1 trtit ha ii pitiable in the extreme It is It t r 1 to c r t ive cl TL'e "pjjy bfinppJaetdiusuJ. H,.03iIia (hat ,t 13 compuii (o llo.st ,,ie. (1i.Uc3S , mil. VV (XhtRH w- had it ;:eut cuiiosity to sre how "the journal of civilization" wouM dietrti. .M,-. liiaiuo'a letter. We iiad witnossfd the yumin of tlie 'demo cratic pr's noiijilufsid, ronfiifed and nue. nvf th;s le'.tor. We expected tl.e r-at iccdii.ni of "civilization" 11 . .. . .-r. 'i v itu tnv loner ia a n.uiifui i,f,tf at l;iir. We expected 1 1; i, 'xeuus", km w linrper s Week ly waa rcinl iiy u itidepeQUeni and in ti'lligei.t chiftS wi.o in many ch-ts were not ora i us dt'vcurera of tin- metro polit'an iirtily. coosfqueutlj wo had the riglit to t xpect a plausible argument at leat-t, against Mr. Maine's letter if one could bo framed. To a:;v ih fc we ,-nrt n'pnunnllu - pointed in ih-- failure . . cisap- of tins aristo- of Mr. lilaine is to put ..,e ras UhTly. i 1 .1 .. ;(!' 1 tfln ie, in v. hleii Mr. Ciiiti- 1. ;.!! i- hiiu.-t:lt ov'i r i!i?i '.-ver ag-ti tii'-re ii a yrc.it iu revolt in t;;? ivrinlilicau party of wiiio!i-Ii3 is the great cetilral idea, tli.tt distin- guisheel gi-iith-iiiau :i'itroacla V ?lr. Blaine's letter, sayibi; : It was natural therefore to expect u letter which should divert alien tion from the actual issues of the canvas, and seek to remove impressions resulting from a long public career by a pic-longed treatment of public ques tions in general. Couched in so quiet and mod- rate a key that it. would seem to be the most conservative of docu ments, uud to promise a safe, pc-icef'ul and even humdrum administration. Thi; is the actual, as it was the anticipated letter. The Weekly iocs on thea to purry the forco of Mr. Blaine's paper on th tarifi question by saying: The oppo-itirm haie not raised . that issue, and its declarations npoJ the subject are neither radical nor alarm ing. - - The man who penned this statement knew and realized that hu was peuning a deliberate falsehood ; he kn"vs it by the proof thai eveij state convention of either political party, save and ex cept New York, has furnished the country ; he" knows it by4 the - public press o'" America, which ha?, in season, anl out ot season, discussed "il.e tariff issue" as the absoibing issue of the campaigii of '84; he knows it by .the platforms of each of the great na:ional parties, one is for protection, the other it for free trade; he ki.ows it was the only queiion which divided th..- demo cratic committee on resolutions iu the Caicago convention; he. knows it was fie hupicme measure which engrossed and absorbed the attention of the lato American congress throughout he entire session. This is what renders the criticism, if t'.ie favorable admission and the fla graut untruth contained in it may be read as a criticism, puerile and pitia ble. - Well may the republicans of the na tion consider the armor of their leader impervious to democratic ehafts if no abler artillery than this of Harper's Voekh', is leveled against Mr. Blaiue. WILL HE DO IT? The Daily Democrat . of , tl 0 26tb. (Saturday), has a dispatch saying that Grover Cleveland has 'taken steps to ar rest the Buffalo parties who have giv en out the scandal touching the . gov ernor's immoral practices. . . This is jighr, -Gov. Cleveland, if those stories are libel8, should arrest, at once the parties who have circulated . them from Buffalo. . .. .-- On the other hand, if there is founda tion for these charges -of ; immorality, it may prove a very dar-gerous expert meat to arrest on charge of criminal ! 'libel th parties who have givn them out. Benjamin F. Butler, so the N. Y. World, (dem.) announces, says he will m:ke the race as anti-monopolist, and thus hon-ir the nomination he lias rec eived. Clioice. Plants,. : W. ,T. Hesser has now ready for mr- k'it a lot of very fiue Cumberland.! Triuninh. Sharoless. Crescent- seedliu? L and late Glendale Strawhetry plants at 2-1 cts per dozen. 75c per 100, or S-3 per 100O; the ahove grown in inch pots, ! of fruit on. exhibition, at; Bennett &j Lewis. where orders uiayJ'eJeft. ,ai8uwtf Harrahjfor Blaine and .uogan cisara at ScUlegel. ... saatf - v '.. .-.; li Safe und lielialle Hem- cdy for Bowel Complaints. "Pleaso send three bottles of Marsh's Tonic astkinuent, by ex press, to my wife, iu Waverland, Indi ana, where fcbe iii visiting friends. S'le writes me that our little girl has the Summer Complaint, and tliat she can uot obtain the Asxrioent there. Please send it immediately aa we are anxious to have it ?et there as 6oon as poasiable. AVe have nioro confldence iu it tb any otlier remedy." John Petty, Fort Scott, Kas. Mahsiis Tonio Astkinoent li for sale by Smith & Black. Uros, druggist's Plattsmoutn. It quickly cures Dlarrho3a,Dyesentry, Cholera Iufantu'n, and all Bowel com plaint. Trice 50 rents. Do't fail to try it. Fiftv cents will buy the Marsh's Ague Cure liquid, or pills. Never known to fail. For sale by hfmilli & Black Bros. Marsh's Catharic Liver Pills are mild, thorugh harmlehfi. Fwr sale by Smith & Black Bros. St. of I Meets every Tuesday evening at thes Castle Hall, in ltockwood Block. V itiug Knights are invited to attend. II . M. Bons, C. C. W. L. Dykks. K. of It. and 8. THE GREAT THROUGH ROUTE -BETWEEN THE East, West, Norm & Mill. 4 hi ' THIS OHKAT THROUGH ROUTE 18 NOW COMPLETED AND IN FULL OPERATION RUNING THROUGH Passeier Trains Daily .A.S follows: THREE SOLID TRAINS EACH W AY Between Cilumlti. Indinapolis and Peoria. TWO TR INSEA I1 WAV Between ColumbHs. Indinapolis and Decatur. TWO TRAINS EACH WAY Bet Snduky, Indianapolis. Peoria and decatar TWO TWAIN. H EACH WAY - Between Sandusky, Dyton and Cincinnati. THKEE TRAINS EACH WAY lt-tween Sandusky SprtntfleldA. Columbus. FilL'liTRAINS EAtm WAY Be'r Colnmhus. Springrt'd. Dayton & Cincinnati TWO TRAINS EACH WaY lie't Columbus Springfl'd Indlanapolls&Cblcaco ' . with Steeping anri Reclining Chair Cars on JVight Train and Elegant Parlor ami Modem Day Cuacke on Ziau Train. Its track is laid with Heavv Steel Ralls thoroughly ballasted, with easy grades and few curves Traversing ae it does the heart of the three great States of Ohi", Indiana and lllinoie, uni ting iu close business relationship the capital cities of the firs', and second, with the second city of the third, and passing through a large number of the most important cities aDd towpi in each, and with all its central location makes it the Shortest and Mont ltsirable Route between the Kast and Wft. Through Tickets and Baggage Checks to all Principal Poirts XOBTH. SOlTH,EArAX WEST, can be obtarned at any ticket office of The I., B tc W. R'y : also via this Route at all railroad offices throughout the country.-Rates always as low as the lowest. Don't purchase tickets to any point without nrst coneuitiugine agents 01 inei,. n. ei. v Ry. - Particular advantages offered to Western Em igTant. Land and 'tourist Tickets to all points rfiwneu Dy anv line, C. E. HENDERSON. H M. BKONSON'. (ien'l Manager. Gen '1 Ticket Ajft. ... WHITEBREAST COAL & MINING CO'. ; :cDELlVEREDt PRiCE LlST.-j All Coal is Screened at tltc Yard. 500 mIoOOS ZjOU lbs M lbs H IbS W'iiitebreaet lump....,-. " nut Canon City coal Marshall Anthracite fall lze'v... il''-2'T5il fi; t Hit V'ri 4 7 2 41 .-o- y, a, 10; 3 r.l " oo i 4 I III ( Cumberland (smithing coai v 3 25 M, 11 00 Slack coal, loc pr w, pounds ' - - Qrdew left at the office or with r.- "Y"OTJIrO- - AT THE P. O. BOOK STORE - - -- Will be promptly DELIVERED. Your patronage is respectfully wlldted. F. G. Fricke&Co., HI CCESSOH TO J. M. ROBERTS, Will keep constantly on bund a full and complete stock of pure DRUGS AND MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, WALL-PAPEn and a full line of ' ' 1 ' DRUGGISTS SUN DRIES. PURE LIQUORS For Mexican Purpose. Special attention client. script ion. r ur0,,. BANKS. THE CITIZENS BAN I PLATTSMOUXII. - NEBRASKA. CAPITAL, - SC7S.OOO. Oft Jl'KUS . JOHN BLACK. irlEANK CARitUTH. Prestdeul. Vice-President. W. II. CL'SHIXU. 'Ciwnie'r. V DIUKCIOKS ' John Black. W. II. Cusliing, Frank Carrutii, j.A.iouiyir, Hed UiTriiiaiiii, J. V, Juhn Hui. F. R. ;;itliniaun, Peter Mutiim, Win. Wetduearnp, Hu:iry L:ck. Transaclf" a Jenial Banking Busitietw. All are invited to e.'l. Nn in;itt-r liow ' large or H.nail tlio trauf.aelioii, it will reueivn our carctiil atl;nlioii, a..d we prjint.s; hI A'uys cour teous treatment, rtnuoi Certillcates of Deposits bearing interdst Buys and sell Forelyi Ftctiatiu, County aiiU Cltv ecinltieM. John Vrszi.taAiif, A. w. McUvju, . ., I'reildeat. Ciithitr. FlrtST NATIONAL IO A- ILST ZEbZ ! OK PLATCSiiOUTlI. NEBRASKA, Offi8tbe very best facilities for the prompt transaction of legitimate BANKING BUSINESS. Stocks, Bonds, Gold, ftovernment and Loc Securities Bought and Kola, Deposits receiv ed and interest allowed on time Certifl cates. Drafts drawn, available iu any part ot the United States and all tbe principal toiviiM of Europe. Collections made & promptly remitted Highest rfcet prices paid for County War State ai.d County Bonds. niBECTnR'5 , John R. CiarK. D. J lawks worth A. W McLaunhlln. K. K. Wtiite. WEEPING WATER WEEPINQ WATER. - NEB. E. L. REED, President. B. A. GIBSON, Vlce-rresident. R. S. WILKINSON. Cashier. . A General BanHiig ' Bnsiness Transacted. vErtmtTti Received, and Interest allowed on Time Certi ficates. IIKAFTH Drnwn available in any part of the United States and all the principal Cities of Europe. o Agents for the celebrated HamiM Line of Steamers. Bank Cass County Cotnetfala and Sixth streets. iFXiA-TITSiMrOTTTjEJ: ,C H. PAKMELE. President, t 1 J M. PATTFRSON. Cashier, f Transacts a General Banting Business .HIGHEST CASH PRICE Paid tor County and City Warrants. jpOLLKtiTiOXH 91 All B and promptly remitted for. DIHECCTORS R B Windham. J. M. Patterson, C. H. Parxeie F. R. Gutbmann. W J. Agnew, A. B. S-nith. Fred G order. "tafsun EJl1 1 CATARRH CURE, COUGH-CURE. BLOOD CURC. nir METt Ift. Ml FOB SALE BY WILL J.' WARRICJC. -i I - ;