PUTTSHOOTfi SEnu.3
VCI'K'IAli FAFKU OK TIIR :ITV
CITY UEWS.
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Clrriatatlujc Library Warrick.
Ilraj(ur(.
J. A.. tlurHliall, Dentist, mic
ceHHttjr to Clutter & Itluraliall.
TeetU extracted without puiu,
bjr ue TNltroun Oxide CastM.
A. Salisbury. Uentlst.
t ONKY TO LOAN Oa real estate by A.N.
in
Mulllvan.
IV A KM FOIC SALK OimtstliiE of ICR aer.-s.
vuittl timber. mjIii1I1 orcli rd of hearing
tree": one t lh most desirable farms In
comity ; situated near Ml. Pleasaul. luuuln
t Uc tuu & Sullif au.
lOli SALE My residence, and four lots ;
k.iU house, barn and fruit, ami In excel
lent condition ; also two Improved farms, also
t-Htory brlk business home 4oxM feet. on Mam
street, and other desirable laud and IoIh.
u H WlIKKLKB.
IrujK 4 Al.K -Houses, lots and rood laud by
John lions & Son.
IiOK S A l.K Several residences, eheap. In
' Ulre of D. II. Wheeler & Co.
rOli S A LK-Scrateh Tablets la all elzcs. at
this o nice, wti
.lOUSALKalot In good location. Tartlcu
' lar at this olllce
iJOK SALE An order for a new American
fe-.vlmc Machine. Inquire at this onlce.,
tOi: SALKl.oeO cords of wood. Inquire of
A W.rt. Wise.
.SALT" Id papers for sale at thl office
at 40 cents ler hundred or 5 ceuU per doz
en. 11
IJ-oi: SALE Four lots together In Kod !cca
A lion iu thi city. Imiuiru at UiU office ti
1 BOOM TO RENT. -A furulnht-.I room foi one
ur to gentlemen. In good location. In
quire at this offioe. nl
IpOK ItltN C Good.new homes of four rooms.
' KMd water, good garden spots, l per
month iu Shafervfllo. VT. II. Shafkk.
XiOlt KEN T The north store room lu Ner
- iile's blck, and rooms up ialr. Good
location for restaurant or beardinB house, rents
cheap. Apply to Win. Neville. lJtf
HELP WAN-ED-F'maloiJ
'VANIEO-In every town, eity and county
1 an intelligent, enerceticot ladygood ad
dress and some business ability, to introduce to
the trade and consumers. Madam Okax.hkl,
xbka rKD spm a Li'rroHTio couHKr. rtpien
did'v advertised ; highly recomeuded by the
Uadmi: Modistes, the fashonaele dressmakers
aud the most eminent Physicians ef the United
fctates aud Kurope. Liberal pay. Agents are
utln. 15 to m $fuffi2i K A Co.
yjo Broadway. New York.
Cures (duurautecd.
DU. W A UN'S SPECIFIC No. 1
C?rt.ilnCure for Nervous Debility, Seminal
Weakness, luvoluutary Emissions. Sperma
torrhea and all dls.-ases of the Kdiiito-urluary
ercaus caused by sel(-ab"se oroverludulueuce.
i'nee $1.00 per box, six boxe 5 0i.
pit. WARN S SPECIFIC No. 2
For Epileptle Kits. Mental Anxiety. Lobs of
Memory . Sof teuing of the Brain, and all diea-
of the Kraln.
i'rioe I.W per box, six boxes $5.00.
DU. WARM'S SPECIFIC No. 3
For Impotence, Sterility in eiiJiersex.L-'Asof
Power, premature old aee. a-i-l all tho diseas
es reuuliliiE a thorough TavLrailiit ot the sex.
ual o?Kaus. Price tl.So per b ,x, six boxes $10.00
Dlt. WAP.N'S SPECIFIC No.4.
Fr Headache, Nervous Neuralgia, and all
at-ute diseases ol the nervous system.
Price 50c per box. six boxes $2.60,
DU.WAUN'S SPECIFIC No. 5.
For all diseases caused by the over ue of to
li icco or lliu-r. I ..is remedy is particul .ry ef
ficacious in -vcrtuu palsy and delirium trem
ens. Prie $1.00 per box, six boxrs $r..o0.
Wo guarantee a cure, or aj.-ee to refund doub
le t he mo.iey paid, c'ertidcate iu each box.
This euaiantee applies to each of our ttveSpe-cilli-s
S.Mit by mail to any address, secure
from 'observation, ou receipt f price. Be care
ful to meniiou thu number of tpeciflc wanted.
Our specifics j.reonty recomended for specific
diseases. Bewore of remedies warranted to
cure all diseases with one medicine. To avoid
couuteif-iis aud always tccare the emiine,
rder only from
F O. FHICKE A. CO.,
DRUGGIST & PHARMACISTS,
TJXIfrN B LOCK, PLATTSMOUTU NEB.
Dr. Schildknecht was called to attend
a young daughter of Mr. Oault, who
lives near the Fair grounds, this mam
ing the young Miss being reported se
riously ill. The Dr. found her suffering
with symptoms of neuralgia., aud
eradicated the seat of the disease by
extracting eight teeth. Toe patient is
now rapidly convalescing.
Mi.k3 your arrangements so as to be
able to attend tht entertainment at the
Opera Hou-e, next Friday night, by
the Louise Sylversttr Company in
"Freaks," the funniest of all plays ever
presented at the Opera House, and by a
very steng company.
Remember next Friday night, Oct.
31st, and go to the Opera House, where
you Will be well entertaiced by a fin
company, direct from New York City.
R. W. Hyers, candidate for Senator
from Ca3, was a visitor at these head -q'tatjers
yesterday. He speaks encour
agingly of the campaign. Ashland
Gazette.
Reserved seats so on sale tomorrow
moruing at J. P. Young's book store
for the Louise Sylvester Company.
Prioe, 75c.
Photograph ie Nw Hrocess.
Oar Imperial Portraits all tylee fin
ished ia tli finest, manner. Oar por
traits of cbildtm cannot, be equalled
prices very reasonable. At
V. V. LKONARo's Photograph Parlors.
At Carruth'a, all tlie latest styles in
initial pins and names, new designs,
and a large assortment always oa hand.
178 tt
The public are .cordially iuviud to
call tt the Palace Billiard Hall, at our
new location in the Orera House Mock.
Ererything strictly first-class and
p'easant for visitor.
letf ' CHAS. HgKMAKX.
V 'uuacturimj ;and repairing at P.
1
TLe Pawnee Republican r.v ls tlie
followiny good ftilvice:
To bob tlie large number of b;ys
in thnsr time jjwar upon the treet8,
one wouU be led to bdierc that free
Hchoolxdid not exist, aud Unit education
wan uot of mucli importunca. The
ratheis and mothers of the boy. of Paw
nee are :i? well educated aud know the
lmjxirtunce of at leust a common Bchoel
education as well as any other com
muuity of tho likesizaiu theStatc, yet
the fact stares us in the face that many
of theyi pay little heed to thceducatiou
of their children. It seems to be a mat
ter ul' little importance to them wheth
er their boys are loafiug upon the
streets or irc at the school room. It
they have no control over the action-
of their children, it is hiti time for the
btato to take the matter in hand for
them. Nearly one-third of the child
ren of Hchool ages iu district No, 1 ure
to-day out of school and wasting prec
ious time iu idleness. Have parents no
regard lor their children or interest iu
their future well being V It would
seem that some of them are guilty, or
ther would not be bo many boys per
mitted to loaf upon the streets dining
bchool hours.
Right to the Point.
The following from the Fremont
Tribune is open expressive and riht to
the point and if not political is 'Vhuck
full" of truth.
The following letter written by one
of our citizens and foi warded to liro k
lyn, N. Y., expl tins itself. It likewise
hits the nail squarely on the head.
Fremont, Neb , Oct. 11, 'Si
Mi;s. II. W. Bekcuer:
I have read Mr. Cleveland's letter to
you; I would liko to suggest that you go
and nee the woman, foiaakfrn being, or
send her such clippings ua you sent tin
man who disgraced her and see what
answer you would get from hor. 1
think if you could hear what the rank
and file of the party say about it you
would not waste so much s) mpathy on
the man.
They say hia ''laiaoi?' that is not the
name they give it) with the "Dutch
girl" will do uo harm but will make
him plenty of votes. It has always
been a mystery to me why your sex has
so much interest to sustain the man
and so little feeling lor the woman.
Can you explain?
Truly Yours,
M. F. Seelet.
Another Precinct Heard From.
The republican yeomanry of Liberty
precinct mst at Folden school houss
last Saturday evening, and depite the
inclement weather, tho meeting was
one of the most enthusiastic held un
der the auspices of the ReflubJicnn
Couuty Corum.tteo duriug :he present
campaign The meeting was organized
promptly oa iiuj with Mr. Geo. La
Rue as chairman, who iu a neat ad
dress thauked the speakers for braving
the elements to keep their appoint
ment and cogratulated the energetio
workers for an "honest ballot and fair
count" on h&vig abaadoned their fire
sides iu uch numbers to listen to the
"feast of reason aud flow of soul" pre
pared for tkem.
Dr. J. W. Thomas wa introduced as
the first speaker, and in one of his neat
little speeches made a friend and sup
porter ot every voter present.
Hon. M. A. Hartigau and Wm. L.
Browne, Esq., Deputy County Clerk,
followed in the order named, and made
a thorough review of the platform of
principles of the republican party and
platform of expediency of our moss
back opponents. The audience paid
close attention to the arguments of th
speakers and appreciated the sound,
solid truths of honest republicanism
given them to reflect on in tho short
time between the meeting and election
day.
The war of eleaienla prevented our
democratic friends from holding a
meeting they had announced for Tay
lor's school bouse; but what was a
dirge to their rapidly decUnieg hopes,
sounded lilie a sweet lullaby to stout
republican hearts. Democracy speak
ers and principles are better houed ia
such weather as we were visted witn
on Saturday they will not wah -but
republicau principles and supporters
staai the crucial test without flinchiiig,
and stand lorth in bright and glowing
ce!ors even under this class of adver
sity. Big Rally at Council Bluff.
The President ot the Y'oung Men's
Republican Club this city, has received
an invitation for the duo to participate
in the great rally that the citizens of
Council Bluffs will hold Friday sven-in-jr.
Senator Ingalls. of Kansas, Hon.
Clark E. Carr, of Illinois. Senator Wil
son, of Iowa, Senator Manderson, of
Nebraska, and other men of national
repute, will be the speakers. As the
rally tliere occurs the etme evening thit
Gov. Dawes aud Congressman Weaver
sptak in this city, Plattsmocth cannot
well be represented, but the sffair will
be one well worth attending, and in
all probability will be the greatest rally
ox is campaign la this section.
THE NANCE COUNTY MURDER.
Tlie Search for Furneval,
From the Omaha lire.
On Saturday afternoon last James
W. ZibU-11, sheriff of Nance county,
the scene of the quintuple tragedy, ar
rired in Omaha from Lincoln in this
State. Ml. Zibbcll is itill in pursuit of
Furneval, tho undoubted murderer of
the fivj victims atul is still in hope
that i.e will overtake him and bring
him to justice. Early last week he re
ceived a telegram from the authorities
of ae of the Interior towns of Missis
sippi that the perpetrator of the infa
mous crime was in that vicinity; and
asking for a full aud complete descrip
tion of him. Mr. Zibbell telegraphed
a reply, giving full particulars of his
physical appearauce aud the marks up
on his person, by which he coild be
distinguished An answer was received
the following day, confirming their
statemeut that ho was there and urging
Mr. Zibbell
TO COME IMMEDIATELY.
He accordingly started from Fuller
ton Saturday morning, going to Lincoln
and procuring from the governor o
requisition upon the governar of Mis
sissippi for the extradition of Furneval.
Not being able to get out of the capi
tal city for the south oa Saturday he
cuQie to Omaha on the evening train
and left for Mississippi at 4 p. m. yes
terday. Mr. Zibbell feel3 very confident he is
tlie man, having thought ho had gone
into the south ever since Furneval was
traced to Omaha.
The feeling of Nance county's people,
the sheriff says, is still most bitter aud
revengeful, aud-fchould he be brough
back into his shrievalty, nothing but
militia would be able to save him from
tha violence of the mob. It is also Mr.
Zibbell's intention, should the Missis
sippi man prove to be Femeval, to
leave .him in some place, probably Lin
coin, until such time as would be neces
sary to take him to Fullortoa to appear
before a magistrate for examination, er
be put upon his trial in the district
court of that county.
Au investigation iuto the circum
stances, and the motives which led to
the crime gradually brings to the top
hidden facts, adding to the atrocity of
this fiendish deed. For a long time af
ler the murder was committed nothing
could be found of Mrs. Percipal's un
derclothing, although a vigorous search
was made for them. Only a few days
pgo parties looking through the bouse
found her woolen, jacket and chemise
rolled tightly into a bundle and hidden
away in a corner of the room. Both
these articles of weariug apparel were
cut down from the shoulder across the
breast by some dull instrument and
torn from the bo'ly of the murdered
woman. This circumstance, ia Mr.
Zibbell's view of the case goes miirc
than ever to prove the theory of an out
rage committed upon her, aud that she
was one of the first, if not the
FITIST VICTIM OF THE TRAGEDY.
In the opinion of the people who
have been at work upon the case, the
circumstances attending the murder
point-toward others who, if they had
no hand in plotting or executing the
crime, knew of it long before it wa
discovered and made known to the
world. It is now known that some of
the neighbors visited Fumeval's place
on the Monday of the tragedy, or the
Tuesday following it, and from the na
ture of their errand there, it is pre
sumed they must have discovered the
terrible crime which, up to tbat time,
was known only by the perpetrator him
self. Administrators have been appointed
for the estates of all the decased, and
one has also been named for that of
Furneval. 1'prcival was qaite wealthy
and his estate is valued at several
Miousand dollars.
Coo- H- Pendleton.
The Herald learns that lion. Geo.
H. Pendleton of Ohio who speaks at
Boyd's Opera House Omaha has been
secured for a speech in this city at
Waterman Opera House tomorrow
uisjht. Mr. Pendleton is an orator of
National renown and one of th ablest
Democrats in the country whose speech
here will be a notable event aud the
Democracy of this city are to be con
gratulated upon securing him.
OtYon the Hunt
This morning at 5 a. m. the Missouri
Valley hunters left for the north. At
8.15 the party who hunt at Kenesaw
and Lowell departed. At 10.10 tho
Percival crowd left for the south on
the K. C. R. R. aud apout noon Smith,
Jone?, Richey and others went over by
team to Wabonsa. On the K. C. train
to night the Corning delegation go south
and tomorrow morning fire commen
ces.
Nebraska City sportsmen are haying
their fall bunt at White Lake below
Percival and if they should run across
the Flattsmouth" delegation down in
that vicinity we hope the salutation of
the go ernors will not be forgotten
and that the usual amenities instead of
shots iill be exchanged be tweed the
two delegations.
Worth of filegree Silver Jew e-lry.on se
lection, at. CARKTH'S, fr tlie next 10
days. L-idies are invited to call. 201
Big Sale.
1,0 0 U.S. of u;cc Extraetei Honey
for sale ai 122 !"'r This honey is
warranted to lu absolutely j ure. For
further pal titular cull on or add teas
J. M YOUNG,
wollinl. Hock Bluffs, Neb.
The genuine liurtohuc at Merges'.
REUIH 1 L'A TJON NOTICE '
Notice is hetel.y given that I will s-it
for registration of th! voters iu the
Fourth ward of the city of Pbittsmo'ith
at Council Chamber in s:ud ward on
the yrith day or Oetoder lr-in eleven
o'clock a. in. to 7 o'clock p. in. j:d ut
the aMino hour of each day following
until noon of November 3rd l.t4. At
w iiicli placu and dm ing which time all
vol rs w:ll call an ' s.-f iii.it tlic-y ;:r
properly regialcrfd iu the rcg'stra'iou
book of said wai d.
WM. WINTEilSTKEN.
Iiogistrar.
4th ward city of Piattt-mouth.
REGISTRATION NUT I CJ'J
Notice is hereby given that I will hit
for registration of tliu voiera in the
Third ward of the city of I'laltmouth
at Hichey Hrs. lumber fii :e in said
ward on the 25th day of October from
eleven o;lo'!i a. in. to 7 o'clock p. rn.
iul at the saute hours ot each day fol
lowing until noon of November 3rd .S84
at which place, and during which lime
all voters will call and see that they
ire properly regi;-.trred in the registra
tion book of Pfei ward.
P. 1'. GASS.
Registrar
3rd ward city of PlattsmouMi.
RE (f Ii TRA TI ON NOTICE
Notice is hereby given th:it I will sit
for registration ;" tlx; voters in the
First ward ot tin; city i.f I'lattsmouth
at my agriculi und itiiplimtnt torH in
said ward on liOih iay o! October 1SS4
from 11 o'clock a. rw. to 7 o'ciock p. m ,
and at tlie same hours of ach day lol
lowing until noon of November 3 1 istd t
at which place and during which time
all voters will call aud see that they
are registered in the rcgifetratiou books
of j aid ward.
F. GOHDKIt.
Registrar.
1st ward cily ol Plattstnouth.
REGISTRATION NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that I will sit
for registra'iou of the voters in the Sec
ond ward of the city of Plattsmocth,
at the office of Haisel's mill, Washing
ton ave. in the ward on the 23th day of
October from 11 o'clock a. m. to 7
o'clock p. m and at the same hours
of each day following until noon of
November -2.1 1S3-1, at which place aDd
during which time all voters will call
and see that they are properly regis
tereb in the registration books of said
ward.
II. C. MoMAKEN.
Registrar
2nd ward Piattemouth.
AM USE ME XTS .
WATERMAN OPERA HOUSE
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
J. P. YOUNG, Business Maxg'r.
Friday Evening, October 31st, 'S4.
Q? jEEC 3!
Lenise Sylvester Comw,
For the first time in this city. In tne fuu
niest play of the day,
"FREAKS,"
IN FOUR ACTS,
FUN, 22 CARATS FINE."
To a dyspeptic man it U better than Mediciue
ACT I. FUNNY.
ACT II. FUNNIER.
ACT III VERY FUNNY.
ACT IV. FUNNIEST.
NO ADVANCE IN PUICE.S.
Reserved Seats. - - 75 Cents
Admi!-sion, - - - so
Gallery. 35
Reserved Seats on Sale at J. P. YOUNG'S
H. SPIES,
Manufacturer and dealerjin
Fine Cigars.
NONE BUT THE BEST TOBACCO
USED,
Patronize home trade and get Fine Goods.
Remember tbe JPlace
Ob Lower Main Street, opposite the City Bote
K. B-Ctgsr ChfpVa;3 for 30 ftm) a pnm
BOOI
"We've heard ul tlie Ohio boom,
And the Logan Ihmjiii,
And tli 3 Loom for Jas. G. lllaino,
And tlie Cleveland Looni,
Aud the Uelva'ti boom,
And the boom fur-whatVliis name,
Iut of all the booms that are boominc now.
Mil 1
liiougli inanv
have
The rarest boom,
I, the boom, ah!
TTIie HSoss Clothier and rusher
for trade. Our Stonk will mil you. Our mode of dealing will
suit you. Our stock is complete Our campaign has opened earl v
and we propose to keep it up late. Our Clothing is the 1JKST
made. AVe own it at the least possible cent it can be touched in
America,,and it is marked in plain figures us low as any body bells it
in any honest way.
Full Line,
Underwear in every grade,
Fargo's Custom made ISoois,
Gloves of every description,
Novell ies in Neckwear.
Ibjl fact oiar stock is Slew and
desirable, and doirt forget that we can down them all on good goods,
and Low Prices.
lEvery article sold on its own
merits, at an honest price, and without misrepretsentaii ;:.
C. B. WESCOTT,
THE BOSS CLOTHIER,
Rockwood Block, P LATTS MOUTH, NEB.
J. D. SIMPSON,
AI lie
Pis
I&eeps constantly on S&ancl a
full and complete line of the FINEST (Jl AKS and TOUACCO,
CHOICE CONFECTIONERY, and all the News and Peiitdicals
of the day.
A. new and compiete stock of
FANCY GOODS, of every description just received. Our etock
is NEW, and we are offering bargains.
0T. ID. SIMiF-SOKT.
POLITICAL.
1
I
Young Men's Republican
CLUB,
H. M. BU3HNELL, - Tresi.leut.
FUEL). FURXI3S. E. 3. GKECSEL.
1st Vice Tres. 2(1 Vice Tree.
H. N. DOVEY, U. A. CAMPI5ELL. j
MMti!S , .,..J1.7Sj
TdOitm ia tnzeiiiia s uiuck.
PLATTSMOUTH
BLAINE AND LOGAN CLUB.
JOSEPH W. JOHNSON, Prceideiit.
Fkko. M. DoRuisuToy. Wai. Ha y i s.
1st. Vice-Fres. 2d Vice-Pres
George W. Fairfield, Daniel II. Wheiler.
3d Vice-Pres. 4th Vice-"res.
FRANK. H. WILSON, Secretary.
A.. W. McLaughlix. S. W. Dutto.w,
Treasurer. C; 1 talo.
Meetings every Saturday evening, at 7 o'
clock Countj Central Republican Committee.
S. W. OaTox, - Chairman and Trewurer.
Fbam H. Wilsox, - - StcreUry
EXECCTIVE COMMITTEE:
S. W. OrtoD, Fran's H. Wilson. S. II. I.avis,
Simeon liector, A. K. Dicltou.
RF.FItSSENTATI VES :
Flattimouth City, I t W
2d
3d
" 4;U
ard, Frai-k H. W laon,
Joseou tiU'uela,
" M. li. iluip-.iv,
lra.uk Cairu'.u. '
Samuel L. Thomas.
0. Burge-s.
binieou K-ctor,
1. asoa hiiel Jon,
.". M. 1-avis.
W. B. Arnold,
Philip Linch.
W. 51. Coicmac,
A. K. Oickfou.
T. Zink,
K. i. McFarlamt,
Geo. W. Mayfield.
J.H. Iavis.
K. K. Leyda.
Jee Burnett.
PlatUmouth Trecinct,
Weepuig Water Uo
Center.
do
Jjberty
Kock iiluf
Tipton
iireenwood
halt CreeU
Stove Crctk
Klniwood
South B'-nd
Louisville
AVOM
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Mt. Pleasant
do
Elkht Mile Grove do
Manufatturitii: and repitrioa at J?,
jrone to teed,
jou will ull allow.
'tin indeed.
IN
WfOfolTfD'
JO
IOO TONS
.OK
CARVER NUT COAL
Now in the jarda of tLe
Whltebreast toal Co.
And for sale, delivc-rt-.l at t4,00 per
ton. Leave orders tit
J - iro"crisrc3-3.
riiOPOSALS FOR GRAIN.
Headquarters Dkpartvkxtoftpk )
Platte office Chief Quartriiiater i
Omaha, xkb., October 2nd. Umil )
SeMd inoo-'-' in triplicate, subject to the
rsual conditions, will received at thr, oflice
until 11 a. m. Nov ember 4tii. 11514, atwLich time
and place they wiil be opened in the presence
of bidders for furiiishinjr and delivering at the
'mahi juai tniiafiers Ocpot or at itaiions on
mam lm5 L. P, toy., at and east of North Piatte
Neb. fjo.roo pounds com and COO.O 0 pound
oats. Also, i'r 300.000 pounds corn and 20 000
rounds oats at siation.s on Fremont t- E'khorn
alley K. it., between Fremont and Va catlne
Neb.
Preference will be d v-n to articles ef rtome
t:c production and rnttiiu.'ctuie, conditions of
price and quality being t.jual and such prefer
ence vvilibgivn to articles of American
production and manufacture produced on the
Pacific Coast to the extent of the comsuu-otion
required by the public ferric- there.
1 he GoTerniuent reserves the right to reject
any or all bids. Full particulars ai t bidding,
blank proi oeals and liders -..zrnrSj cln be
obtained on application at i. w vu.ci-
Envelopes cntainng proposals to be t ,arked
"proposals for graln"Viid addressVd U -he un
ders sncd. c. B. UaND t'.
Chief Qaartermxster
S50Q REWARD!
mTZZZZ 0T-y- CntiTM.-,
nrisir,wi a.
-wtt ttrtctly oompi4 wuk. Ttmy mn fattif ntnuli. urf
'yagW pai.SSerati. rm ml tj il dnsfi. Cvn.
F. G. FPjrsi. & co.,
DRUGG1S1S & PHARMACISTS,
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