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VOL. U.
PLATTSMOUTII, NEBRASKA, WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 13, 1881.
NO. 1 10.
m nans iFfi
PLATTSPDTB HERALD.
IT HUSHED DAILY AND WEEKLY
a
$sar stocte f somis will be
The Flaltsmoatit Herald PablisMiic Co
Tp TD
AtoMt la -Sept
4MI
ICE!
DAILY, delivered by earner to any part of the
city
IVrWoek 1
I'er Month
'cr Year
WKKLY, by mail.
One cnjiy aix months W
Out-copy one year 0,1
Keiristtied y.t lue PostOfliee, Plaltsmoutli, as
secjutl class mailer.
i 1 X
JOSEPH V. WECK.BACH.
IlKAI.Ki: I.
j National Republican Ticket.
ion president,
tames ulaixe.
of Ataine.
l'OK V C K - P It E s n EN T .
JOHN A. LOU AX,
of Illinois.
lv. Kamliv Groceries,
Carpets, Ka, Euv
AT
TH33 "DAYLiaHT" STOEE,
PLATTSMOITTU. XKli.
I'KN'T :AL MAIN STIfEKT,
jCall for Republican Judicial Conven
tion.
The rf -publican electors ol the second Judic
ial District of Nebraska are requested to send
delegates from the several coumies to meet 1m
.....,.. i at t iMttiuiMiitli Tuesday. Aintust
1 ui ia. ut in o'clock a. in., for the purpose of
placing in nouiiuation a caudidatejor District
Mtorney, selecting a central conunittee and
tiieli otiu-r business as may properly come be
fore the convention. Ti.e several counties are
entitled to representation as follows, being
ii:LHeil iiDon the vote cast for J. M. Hiatt. re-
iiit. of the university. Kivinz one delegate at
large, and oue for everv one huudred and fifty
u..tuU unH m i inr trrtion thereof :
iviltf t . 1 . ' ' J - .
I ' . . .j j.f.unt M ..... ... 1
V ...1.1 .V.UU . J - - - .......... -
I -i m-nt;t.r nulllltv ... .. ........-..I
Otoe county 1
T0(,a 4."
It is reco'minViided that no proxies be ad
mitted o the convention unless neia uy per
sons rexidini; in the couutirs from which the
proxies are given.
I'iattsmouth, Neb., July 1.1881.
1. H. Whkelf.r,
J. B.Stkour, thais-ntan.
Secretary.
The Old HeliaHe Cigar Manufact'er
MATT. SCHLEGEL,
Rcpulilican District Convention.
Tii imtlio:in Klintor9 of the Kirt Con
gressional Uistrict of Nebraska are invited to
send delegates from the several conntiei" ti re-
r. .i.nv..iit inn lit I lent rice on Wed
nesday, August 20, sit 2 o'clock p. m., for the
purpose of placing in nomination a candidate
for Congress, and fi,r the transaction oi su;n
other businei't as laity conieboloie tlie oiiveu-
tlou. . ,
The several counties are entitled to retire
sentatlon ii follows, beinir h:ised iit"n llie vote
MMnr.l. M. Hiatt. Iteiieut of llie University
irlviii.rinn ilnlmmre at farire. and one forcveiy
one hundred and fifty votes and the ltiajoi frac
tion thereon
Counties
Douglas
Cage
Johnson
I.aucaster... .
Nemaha
Otoe
Caes
Oounties
Pawnee
Uiehardson. .
Sarpy
2i:Sauud'is. ..
..1U
..111 Total..
..13!
Del.
....iy
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Del
1
...13
.... 5
. .12
...138
t la pnmmniiii tuit no inoxios be admit
ted to tlie convention, except 'ueh as are held
by persons residing in the counties from which
proxies are giveu. .
C. A. Holmes, Chairman
John Stfkx, Secretary.
Liucolu. June 20. Hi I.
MAK.SS
The ediiorial comment of the cjour
nal U simnly au e.iliibitioa of anger
. I ..- r
over the yrcati repuoacaii cimpaiijii
winces '.
Bin ;mil Lop Cim
Tlae fecst S cent Cigar manu-
facturcd anywhcie. Aho many ether 1 nnuls that have become popu
lar, sucli us tlie
OLD GOLD.
flo 11 de alma,
pride of xei iiaska,
silver ad gold tiger,
;oc::y sciilegel leaders
Fril LEG EL'S ASTOMS1LLI; i table, a rout, tlx column paper
-.in tl otliers which are all strictly iirt-.-la-:,. lie also keeps the hut- J will be the rr..le i.i t:.c emtor, uut a
Mn. "W. li. White bad be lived would
have bcea nominated for State Treas
urer bv acclamation. 1 lie lie-la now
seerrs to be an open one.
Ed. J. Hal-
the "Vuhoo:T:
Greeubavk'.-t.i.
his dor
I
.1
Tie Crete i' .ily
years has niu
be ierest3 ot
0 ioi
with
eenback-
kness
our
that
complete stock ot Smoking vm. Che.vi ig
om be t'oui.J nnywhe e.
ToIkn'co, Rir-'-'-i oc
Spec
ial a tentioii pail to correspond. -nee.
F
1
riee?. call or id
Jre-s-:
M ATT.. SCHLEGEL,
Plattsmouth, xSebralka.
1. S. Ak lor Sclilegel's Rlaiue anl Logan Cigars, and I m ill
':iarraiitee yu a gotxl smoke.
6REAT
SACRIFICE
iii3!ics to tue pocket books of the pub
i-hin j compaiiT. Such is the life of a
daily paj er in the glorious clia 'ate of
Nebraska.
The preseut state neasurrr, Phelps
D. Si urdevant, of Fillmore county, is to
be the democratic candidate for gov
ernor if the state prevails and U not
broken. We trust the fcUte will re-
nain intact; after election the democ
rarv w ill!wouder what bos become ot
their candidate anyway.
C. G. HEROLD,
is expected to remove 9iis stock
and w ill for tlie
ns' m "r jh 0
ell (Dlotliiiiic: at uniform prices
Siiito retailed at wlaolesale
rntea, iment door east of court
A. J. Weaver will be re-uominated
for Congress by acclamation. He wnl
not only be re-nominated but re-elected.
and the democratic party in the big
First may bring Mr. J. E. lloyd forth
and spur him for the race. A3 Ajax de
fied the lightning so Ajix may defy
Boyd neither of them are dangerous
to our Ajax.
Thk republican county convention at
Louisville will be a harmonious one. It
will be a body of representative men who
do not desire personal ens and person
at spites to jeopardize the interests of
the whole pai ty. It will be republican
in all the length and breadth of the
term, and it will nominate a ticket that
will represent all parts of Cass county
and thBt Cuss county will elect,
1876. BLAINC. 1884.
The Republican nominee for the
Presidency grows in 8frength every
day, and we re-ptoduce the el'M,.jnti
tribute puid our next President by il at
gifted orator Hon. Robert G. lngerscll,
at the Cincinnati convention e:ght
years bince. What wad true of Mr.
Blaine then is truo now, with tlia a J -dition
that tho intervening jears has
biought experience in state-craft and
politics. That Mr. Blaine is the ablest
po--iti"al leader in the United SUiea i3
beyond dispute, even by the thinking
men of his adversaries. With his po
litical admirers everything that akla
to the lustre of his fame is rcud with
avidity. A perusal of the following is
commended te our young republicans :
Mr. Chairman, Ladies and Gentlemen:-Massachusetts
may be sathlied
with royalty of Benjamin PI. liristow;
so am 1 , but if any man nominated by
this convention cannot carry the state
of Massachusetts, 1 am not satisfied
with the loyalty ot that state. It the
nominee of this convention cannot car
ry the grand old commonwealth ot
.Massachusetts Dy 75.LJ0 majority, 1
would advise them to sell out Faueuil
ball as a democratic headquarters. 1
would advise them to take from Bunk
er Llill that old monument of glory.
The republicans of the United States
demand as their leader in the great eon-
test oi lb7b a iiiuq ot mtellieerce, a
man of well known and approved po
litical opinions. They demand a states
man ; they demand a relormer alter, as
iv ell as beloie the election. They de
mand a politician in the highest, broad
est and best sense, a man of superb
moral cou 'age. They demand a man
acquainted with public affairs, with the
wants of the people; wun not omy me
requirements of the hour, but with the
demands of the future.
They demand a man who is broad
enough to comprehend the relations ol
Jiis government to the other nations of
the earth. They dtniard a man we)
veisi-d in tne powers, uuti-iie ana pre
rogatives of each aud every depart
luent of this goverinup?it. They de
maud a man who win r.acidly pie
serve the Qnaiie al honor ol tr.e Liuted
States; one who knows t:'-ugli to know
that the nat oiiHi fujiit i;it:St be p.iid
throuuh the l'MiSMtni oi this peoi !c
one who kuovis enough to knoA tuiU
all the lin:;t;oiul Uimji le in llic world
cannot nde-in a 6-ngie duilar;UH v, lu
kuows eneuuli i knuw that I'll of ii;e
money must be ukuIc, i.t by l:iw, iui
by labor; one wiiu kuows euoan to
know that the people of the United
States have the industry to make the
money, aud the honor to pay it over as
fast as they make it.
The republicans of of the United
8 att8 demand a man who knows that
prosperity and resumption, when they
come, must come together; that when
they come they will come hand in hand
through the golden harvest fields; hand
in hand by tho whirling spindles and
the turning wheels; band in hand past
the open furnace doors; hand in haud
by the chimneys filled with eager fire,
greeted and grasped by the countless
sons of toil.
This money has to be dug out of the
earth. You cannot make it by passing
resolutions in a io!itical convention.
Applause.
The rtpnoucauj ot the united btate
want a nmu who knows that this gov
ernment should protect every citizen,
at home and abroad ; who knows that
any government that will not. defend
its defenders, and protect its protectort
s a disgrace to the world. Ihey
mand a man who believes in the eter
nal separation and divorcement of
hurch and school. Tbey demand a
man whose political reputation iz as
potlcit? as a star, but they do not de
mand that their candidate shall have a
certificate of moral character signed
bv Confederate congress. The man
t ho has in full heaped and rounded
measure all these spienaid quaiuica-
tions, i3 the present grand and gallant
leader of the Republican party Jaes
G. Blaine.
Our country, crowned with the vast
and marvelous achievements of its first
century, asks for a man worthy of the
psst and prophetic of her future; abks
for a man who his the audacity of ge
nius, asks for a man who is the grand
est combination of heart, conscience
and brains beneath her flag such a
man is James G. Blaine. Applause.
For the republican host, led by this
intrepid man, there can be no defeat.
This is a grand year a year hlled
with recollections of the rev&iuuou;
fillet! with the proud and tender memo
ries of the past; with the sacred legends
of libertv a vear in which the sons of
freedom will drink from the fount.-da?
of enthusiasm; a year in which the
people call for a man who has pie-
served in congress what our soldiers
won upon the field; a year in which
they call for the man who has torn from
the throat of treason the tongue of
slander for the man who has snatch
ed the mask of democracy from the
hideous face of rebellion; for this man
who, like an intellectual athlete, has
stood in the arena of debate and chal
their General upon tlie field of bat
Apnlause.1
James G. Blaine is now and has
for vars the bearer of the uacred
ard of the republican nartv. I eall it
sacred because no human being can
stand beneath its folds without becom
ing and without remaining tree.
Gentlemen oi the convention, m tne
ouiiie oi me great repuunc, tuts wuiy
republic that ever existed upon this
earth ; in the name or all ner uerenners
aud of all of her supporters; in the
name of her poldici living; in the
name of nil her soldiers dead upon tlie
field of batth. and n the name ol
those who pencilled in th skeleton
Clutch of famine at Andcrsooville and
l.ibby, whose sufferings he so vividly
remembers, Illinois Illinois nominates
for the next president of this country
that prince of parliamentarians that
leader of loaders James (J. Blaine,
ilF.G.Fricke&Co.
J. M. ROBERTS,
Will kep Cuiit:iiitly n li n.J full juJ
com p!e'.c i.cll ul puiu
DRUGS ANl MKIH'IK
PAINTS. OILS, WALL FA FLIC
jn;l ;i (nil lini; ul
IUUJGGISTS .SI'NMMKn.
PVIIK LKJUOUS
! "or Mft.iie.iii rurMi-r
Thk viscious exhibition of ar.ger ex
hibited by the Journal over the great
republican meeting of Monday even
ing shows that the demonstration
must havejpuuetured his obtusn con
ception of a great meeting. Calling
members of the Yound Mens Republi
can club malicious liars, and applying
opprobrious epithets to the demonstra
tion is a maguificent argument in favor
of democracy.
Special allroUwii
srnuliuu .
;iri, In ( 'niu i
1 1 : 1 1 1 ' u 11
I lull f.
BANK.
Advertising Cheats ! ! !
" It has beome so common to begin
an article in an elegent, interesting
style
"Then run into some advertument
that we avoid all such.
" And simply call attention to tlie
merits of Hop Bitters in as plain,
honest terms ts possible,
'To induce people
''To give thm one trial, which so
proves their value that they never
ue any thing elue."
"The remedy so favorabely Tiw'i. e-i
in all the papers,
Religious and secular is
"Having a large sale and is supplan
ting a!! ether medicines.
"There is u denying the virtues of
Hop plant and the proprietors of Hop
Bitters have shown great shrewdness
and ability
"In compounding a medicine whose
virtues are so palpable to every ones
obscrvnt'o :."
Ilia Sue SIe
THE CI 11 Zi: N't.
J3 j9l ircr j23L !
I'l.ATISMOl' t;i.
.M-.l:f ASK A.
CAPITAL, -
S7t. Ot )0.
(. . . k.k
JOU.N I'.UtK, .'lUNIv l AKKL IH,
frssitlnt. Viiy-l'n-u n-ti!
w. u. rr.Mii.N'ij. C;ii-tii"
HIICKi"l'OKl
Joliu illa -k. W. n. Cashing, l'r;iiik .v.ri uii
.f. A. Connor, Fidl I1hmi .iiiii, J. W. .loliu
ou, K. K. i lUiiniiiUii, l'ct r M uinin
Win. V'ettf iiiii, iry H-rck
Timisa.'LH a ji:ii-i'al 1' inkinu I'. i !in--.-. A!
who Imve any UiiuUini; Dii-iiiii-s !u li.uisacv
ar invileU to call. No ni.ill.i-r Inc.
larH or mnu'il iu lrai;i-;ii-tion.
'..'f!! ii-et'ivi: our 'aiMil i1 li-iilinn.
.vi! pr.iniis.' always coiii
teous treatin'-iil.
1 ..lit- .'riiiio;tt-;s of Unuosius bwriw; inliM .-.i
H'JVb.iihI si-lN Foreign Kx-liiinc, Couulv
ijidCilv ei'uritiex.
Joa.N t-'lTZfSKU At,l,
rrfesidct
FIRST
A. W. Mrl.AUGlfLI
Can hi oi,
NATIONAL..
" She
aud
i liiinf-away a.i 'e
" 'J he doctors doing her no tfood;
' And at last wai cured by this IIo;
Bitters the papers say so much about,
Iudeed ! Indeed !
" How thanklul we should b-.s lor
that medicine."
A Dauslitei-' Misery
'Eleven years our daughter suffered
on the bed of misery.
"From a complication of kidney,
liver, rheumatic trouble and nervous
debility
" Under the eare of the beat pbysiei-
JB J JSH' !
t-K I'l A TTSMOCTil. NKHKAHK. .
f.'t-.-i-" r;,a very best facillti. rut til" jiroiiiji
lraijc;i.-ilfiii ol' li'il'.inat
BANKING BUSINESS.
1 sull'ereii uioiig. i ikiocks. BoudH. Gold, tiovuriirnfiit jim.1 Loca
:..,. r.. ......r "! heciiritien noucuta:iu Si
time for iar, ' HI11 i:fcl(;al m!1oW4
t Sold. Oboill i ei-ei t-
weU on time Cert IB -
. atns. 1 rui in a m wu, Kvailable iu e n y
par: i tiie l i.Li Hiatt nai ai.
the Ji ni':i.Hl tuwui ol
Europe.
Collection made & promptly rtmitUd
HltMiffct
iliot prices paid for County Wr
Htate a lid County lioudr.
an 3
I
gave her dhease variotif
DIRECTORS :
John FiL,fcia.ld
John it. Clark.
A. W McLauKhlln.
F. . W,ii.
WEEPING "WATER
Who
names,
" Dut no r dief
" And now she is restored to us in
rood health bv a siuple a remedy as
- . . i
Hop li.tttrs that we hait siiuunci lor ;
years b;fore useing it." j
, The Parent v i
Fatherly Ketiln tfell
" My daughters say :
" How much better father is ince
he ucd Hep Hitters
44 He i3 getting well after his iong
suffering from a disease declared in
curable." " And we are so glad that, he used
your Bitters-" A Lady of Utica, X.Y
WEEPING WATER. - NKJi
E. L. REED, President.
D. A. GIBSON, Vice-President.
K. 8. WILKINSON', ('.wider.
TCQUGH
i?y.j u.
m mm)
ABSOLUTELY CUKES
AV IIOOl'IG ooi':
It Ish l:arrol-!H veitaMe Brap.vny d-'v
tin- t;isie. HelUves at once aii'l is a jll:v.
WINTER and BRONCHIAL COO. ..
are tuti-1 bj- tLla c-xceilrnt retufy.
Li. rcr '-.-. J in l-ii latuj'toyt acrv.:ipn I 'J 1 1-'.'
WBLGOB
iminr
nuuunc
ABSOLUTELY CUBES
AH. DISEASES OF TTTE BLOOP. STOMACH,
B-i-el5 ai'l Kldneyd: for all diseases oriTin
rf .-' In impairment of the oIk.. Ann-niia, ("iiK
H'.f i '' . Nt-rvou-:iP, tma! Wenitiif. Liv-r
V?-M-:i'iit, lvrtwi. Ja.irk, K.!Sou'i" m.-i
K - i'-v :.i"!s-i', tni- cMIi-irie !.'iiMfl.imit.
j .:i-i ii-.!. :i;- ili-! r: t contnlii Tiv iii'-.t.-rl. if ti-'-c
-ij i-. .-,!aM. r. inr tl: :.! I" a li ' : v
. . v-ii' ''.. I1--.:. ' il trX'-i.- .- -i ?'.i T .'
; :v 'f :''. :. ' - i'..- ""rc.' ' ' '
?,;:;.!.: fc. cc-.. t::!CAvO
"r. .? ii.5! &5f ALL U2t?G.PVH
TOR SALE BT
WILL. J. TVAKUH K.
a GsacTdi unm zmmz Tnmitb.
UK1DMITH
Keceived, and Iiiturest aliowi.-ii o;i l imn Certi
ficates. UKAF1N -M
Drawn available In aiiy pnrt of the CMteii
States a,it r.!! tie' piincipal citirmot Kur.ip;.
Agcu! for the celebrated
Mm, Line of Steamers.
Bank Cass County
Cotncr Miia and Sit!i Street.
1
I
n.
M.
I' A KM KI.E, fresldent.
fACLEKSuS. Casliier. f
lenged all comers, and who is still a
total stranzer to defeat. Applause.
Like an armed warrior, like a plumed
knight, James G. Blaine marched down
the halls of the American cougress and
threw his shining lance full and fair
against the brazen foreheads of the de
faraers of his country and the malign
ers of hia honor. For the republican
party to desert this gallant leader now,
is as though an army should desert
Trie Ice Man.
Jos. Fairfield ha established an of
tlce at Monarch billiard hall, w here he
will contract with c msumers to supply
ice for the season at the lowest term.
8m2
Fresh Blackberries and Blaeberries
received daily at Bennett & Lewis'.
12Qtf
Transacts a General Bantinjr Mimi
HIGHEST CASH Pit ICE
Paid for County and City Warstntt.
COLLECTIOXH MADE
tsid ptomptly remitted for.
DIBECCTOftS .
It B Wiuiham, J. M. Patterson, C. H. Parirei
F. It. Gutnmann. W J. Agnw, A. B.
Smith. Fred Oerder.
Bsnnstt ot Lewis have just received
a car load of fliar from tho celebrated
"Shawnee Mills," Topeka, Kansis.
They guarantee this flour to equal any
made in the United States. Dou't for
the brands Topek Patent -Shawnee
Fancy and Eagle. 118tf
Well Rewarded.
A liberal reward will be paid to any
party yho will produce a cae of Liver,
Kidnev or Stomach complaint that Ele
ctric Bitters viil not speedly curt.
Bring them along, it will cost yo1.
nothing for tne medicine if it fai to
cure, and you w ill be well rewarde !
for your trouble beside. All blo'K.
diseases, Biliousness, Jaundice, Consti
pation, and general debility are vuickly
cured. Satisfaction guaranteed 0
money refunded. Price only Gf ty cents
per Lot Up. For sale by J. M. llobert
Dec. 27 eCwly.
Call and see l.
I wisii to notify the public that I am
now open tor business, at Joe McVey 3
old stand, where I have ia stock a ful.
line of Kentucky whi6kies, St. Loui-'
beer, wines and cigars &c, as good as
the best. f57dtf H. M.Bo:
Hurrah for Blf
tt irrmpjren. y,
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