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I W HENDEE & CO
(Successor to LJ. V. Ma: hews.)
C'AltltY A CO 31 PLETK LINE OF
Hardware, Stoves, Tinware Etc.
Having complctc-ly reclcan m! ami renovated. "We new
have: as neat a lianiwaro sdoc!; as cnn be found in Cass
County. AVe respectful ly invite the public to call and
learn our met bod of doinir business.
Hardware can bo sld cheaper for cash than
on time and we are the people that propose
to do it
J. W. HENDEE & CO.
Everything to Furnish Tour House.
AT
I. PEARLMAN'S
-GREAT
HOUSE FURN1TVING EMPORIUM.
Under Waterman's Opera House
Vou can buy of liiiu cheap far pot cash or can peenrf ; what you need to furnish & cottage oi'
manHiuu on the INSTALLMENT fLAN.
STOVES, RANGES AND ALL FURNISH1NCS.
Aent tor the Celebrated "White Sewing Machine.
1 lie Iarnest and most complete 'nck to ."elect from in Cass County. Call and see me
Opera House Iioek
Insure your property against Hro, Siglitning and
Tornado in Hie
A3IAZ0N INSUllATtGE COMPANY.
Of Cinciimatti, Ol.io.
Gommencexl Business October 1:871..
CASH CAPITAL
Sti.ckholders individually liable , under the constitution of tlie State
of Ohio which together with the present net surplus is a net
nuarantee of about $700,000.00 to policy holders.
Losses paid in nineteen years, (since organization) nearly tour millioi;
dollars
J. II. DEATTIK.
Secretary. -
Win. L. BROWNE, Kesideat
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DAILY AND
TTffllJE TLEAJlDOfiK JPAIPJEIE IP
CASS CfldLLKTTY
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I. PEARLMAN.
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GASZAM GANO,
President.
A?ntf Plattsmouth Nebraska
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WEEKLY
1 8 1 1 a S
ill HERALD
Piarisinoiiiii Itoilv Herald
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Published everv I hernlay, .and ititily every
.veiling except Sunday.
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.Vil.SDAY. r Kl-.UUAUY 2.;, lsul
Oinaini World Herald is in Mli
ef'.ci; over the, l.iiliir.: of lira.il tu aei;i-j.-t
Mr. iiiaine's rcciirocity terms. Inotlur
words, the small lmred iditor of that
jiajirr wou'd lie; a tra'tor to tliu naiiotiid
11 11;; would .i)Uosu what ho knows is for
the best interests f the government un
der wlioe t-tandard lie lives, all on ac
count of the fact that if reciprocity b
catried out the- democratic patty will
again find itself ten years behind the
procession. A man must ho a bra?
mounted knave that would place patty
before all else, yet we have the evidence
before us in the W-IJ. ev ry day tha Mr
Hitchcock is exactly that sort of a man.
Sakpy county is in mourning and Col.
Huehucr of the Nebraska City News is
wearing crepe oil his coat. All on ac
count of the impressive announcement
(by that great democratic moulder of
opinion, .Mr. Calhoun) that Andrew
Jackson is dead. The editor of the Lin
coln Herald is impolitic, to say the least;
the uncalled fur destruction of this
popular democratic hero, who is voted
j for in Sarpy county, in Nebraska City
and other isolated places every lou
years for president, is a colel blooded
tliru.-t that will be cheri.-hed against fie
versatile Calhoun by the old time d.::ic
CT its all ovr th state. Had he lin rel
8l'jg tftfd ili he -1 : h, or tl'c jios-; jble de
m:.-o of the vcncal d i-t.it' r-uinii at a::
eaily day, his lead I-' would have- beci.
n: -p fired for tiie shock and it w uld i.ot
have lei n so sorelv llc.
Ob- ALI, tlie iiilUiiS thai we will hav
pi. iced before ':s as aVe.-uk vi thy h.t-t
ce:-ns, we C"!is'd. r ! i:e deJ.t statnti,--
the liio.-t li.itttii:.g to the mlcgrify ulul
ability of tlie govi rnment, and to ihe
won It rful resources of the counlry. 'A e I
i
ti i.l from th-.- l::t";-t oi'tu? r.-trri.s th ;
he na:ional dibt h.is decreased ironi j
:J in lbt;-", to 15.JS1. per capita in i
lb'JO.
The state deb's have decreased v.vit.
'J.l-l to per capita, county i:.-j
debtedness from $-1.73 to aim
municipal indebtedness from ';'10.-j2 to
J l'er capita. The total per capita
bi5c!)!eduvts, according to the ccti.sus
bu.letius, h is decreased from VTo.l'U i . j
1ST0 to $-.:. 2.J in ISoU, aud i'H in !
is:h). j
Au n.'ttiou on eartis can s:io-,v r.u:
rapid recovery from a deluge of oebt I
And. we believe the iojjic of 'Vents i . i
ls;ar us out with the assertion that wi.ii
I '.ii.,iji v renr-i m.iri' t' f rei tr '. ti iea n rn i-.-ii:.;
-J
niatiageuicnr, ihis nation will ij. Ill 1
richest on the globe, and v, ill be t!e: J
linaaeial center of the commercial world. '
A traveling man of more than onii
uarv acumen aiul ability has been writ
ing some practical observations on tip
McKiuley bill during his commercial
t ur through the we3t. He returned
home last week and winds up his series
of articles as follows;
I am home from my long trip. There is not
as much said about the McKii.ley bill as theie
was when I started out last November. The
lyinj assertions as to its advancing pric-s
hare long since been proven to be lies. The
factories of the country have leit its impulse,
not by increa ed prices, but by having the
home markets. Let me give one incident that
came to my notice, aud I will drop my note
book into the drawer where my order book
rests, and leave them together until i start oa
another trip.
I took a section in the sieepia? car With Mr,
Harrison, who represents the large nianufue-
tui-inn l.,.ea ..t Unwiril llr.ia A- t'.n Vxv Vnrfc
rtrv with fu-tones in several localities Said!
Citj, w mi lactones in several localities, oaiu
he, "Ihave had immense trade in garter;
wel.hin- We used to run thirty looms oo
cotton aud two looms on silk webbing, bur.
nearly all the silk wetbing sold came from
Krauce. The McKin'ey bill advanced t e duty
on the silk, and it has increased our trade so
that we now have thirty looms mak.ng it."
-Uow much was the tariff advanced V
"Twenty or thirty per cent."
...r ...i. j.j ,. ..
"Uow much did you advance your
prices?"
-Not one cent. My pr;o-s are the same as a
year ag
This is the story I have constantly bren
hearing, except where trust are robbing the
people Aud trusts came from England duty
H e"-
lire.
BRITISH COLD.
Our free trade friends grew very i; -
rlio-'innt lust fall when we claimed tht ir
digaant last ran wnen we ciaimeu uur
unpatriotic, un-American zeal for free
trade whs awakened end kept -warm lv
. . . . , - , "
wjivi-s wtth n retmiiiTC ' rr'i j of this
country we :i',;eii t tin- f. l l,ivi iiu special
ca'It' ili)ittcli. v 1 1 i i -1 1 im srl i explanatory :
1 mion, Fehriiiiry ! A ein-im litel ease
ha" just be i b ' if the law com t n S vvedce.
It appears that a u-.'!.-h l ewp:'pcr, Mntula
I'Osle'i, aecmed ee::.;in persons i,f high so'-ial
position, one I ir tlie late Oenei.il Director
of ll-t'-IIH ..l.il .1 . tl'i f the II 1U I. Old
L h i I'Ai t o' ili.- c. ,1 i- of Stockholm, with
h iv i i ji re eiveit cn!-.li.-- fr In the Cob. ten
C li anio ui: i i ' to t.t',i:o f r en ryiag on a
free trade aivtiitiou In Hp-ir eitnnfy.
'she ni l ..i- ni "ed liie lil-el, the Wliter
oleaili L' tli:-t all ths'aleineiits were true, anil
c!:i;:rirn; that ' ire-e It sin ovl; li.nl he- ii able,
l!l IU1! ; lie I .or, ii oi !- ii.Ii.i y Mi !om. l'
onlaii.i e. pj ' 1 ilit- e'.i: V .-. eie ii'rulliiti,
ai.dthese accounts ful.y iiin; out t'.e state-lie-.
1 1 th.'t !.::! I. - n in -de.
I l.e W! ill r t lie a. I i r ee, ed liis i"fc!-liiiiio-
p! such a u ay iliil t'e-ie cmi'd he io
H'l' oi ;!-, :.-: heni n-i y, an. I . e I'lilli r
all' ge. 1 1 i : t tl-eM- -.i-.-m-, ae-i-nn : - v. ou'-l v. 13
mio'i in- .-loili-h (1 in I'.ei an.
If -1,1:110 i.as !). ii lo 'e.lncalc"'
1 '1 Ii, V, in;! ;;i
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lit. d
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lit to
lal,
A McKINLFY PLATE C LASS IN-
UUriTHY.
An erlean Leon 101 :
Tin; ri action i'l .-iii the "Tl iiiDijih !
Lyinu" ''' "t h and. V hear
no more from the "reformer" tlie cry
about McKinle- pi ices, but inte;td news
i 1 1 -- liki- tin; following ate Ixvinnint;
t-.i gladden tlit- wot kingman's heart:
Tlie plate nl,is fac'.ory now bein eoili ucled
at I rwhi. l'a.. to b;- one of 1 he Iarncft p!allt
of the kii-d in .Miini a. "ver i;ro fen wiil he
em lojed, nuil wlii:e the capitalists i I iiivt
no tiaie- teaiiiin si. the outlay will
amount t o.er -l o (i iimi A leailhi New
Yoik h.-.nker is behia'I the o-ntei price, which is
to he known as the I'cnin-ylvauia l'latet.ia s
Company.
Merit Wins.
Vte de-in; to say to our citizen, thnt fo
years we havelbcen seliir.g Dr. King's New
Discovery for t'onsumation, Dr. Kind's ew
Life l'i'ls. Rii'-k!enii Arnica alve and Klectric
Bitiers, and have never handled remedies that
sell ;;s v. II, orjl at ".have jjw-n such univei.sal
satislaclion. we do not he-itate to guarantee
them every time, auilfwr stand lea !y to refund
th' purchace )irive. if i-ali'-faetr.ry resu'ts do
net follow their use. The remedies have won
their !rcat vopularity purely on their "merits.
K. (J. Flick At ., DrenKi't.
The best and sim-.t dye to ; ok r the
b ar! brown r 1 lac k, as may be desired
I ISackinham's Dye for the W'his-kers.
t neycr iaib.
A Safe Investment
Is O'-e wli eh l uareiiti-ed te hrin you iatic
la . ry reMi't;-, er if.ease f f; ilme a ii tin n ol
u :':; -e pr:ce. On this i-afe l: n yi u e; i; b i
fr ai i in- i..!c!uM it 1 -i r; ,it a 1 oil !e of . Dr.
Ki n' '(' Li--cov ry fo ( en-nirp!ion. It is
jjii.-.iaiiteei. i. brim- uliel' i-i e i c se. whi-n
a l'.-r ;:! ; iiiii i li 'I. i f 'Il.io:,, l.ans er
Ci.;1-! , M!"li ('.!: i; ill ; it ii -ii, ! :. (lain la at ii n of
Li:ti;.:s. lroi i h'tN, sl i ina, A": hoeph 4; ('oni;li,
Ci-".l", el-.1. il p!ea .11''.".; 1! : :::ee:ib'.e io
a - , 1 1 1 1 : . 1-. ' e. ; ; ! ; ih--
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fan
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t!ie jiroc ess of dt :tli.
owe ir to thei'iselvcs and soi i ty to
. -.t r.. .a 1 i- ilk.fr '- t 4 liii
11 s '.via .' .ai-'.-iuT th..:. win p;vipn it,- ttie
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Aricssri L jiais, si-ps CoiJn,
haiieris wiat-jrity.
uo;itys ivciimt,
inci'dasas tfta Flesh.
For s d.; by I- .;
Pinttsntouth, Nob.
Fueke A: Co
.itf3!4t: iii-M i L 3-" -
f 1.25 in 1 5'H p;ir .;kix. TV; larges
;ir:i r.'i t ch.: ii) '-Vrite r r t-virim miai
ii .igolo'iy." lU-pl pampMli;t wii
swine will 1- riiHileii for 2-cent stamps
(.rders tv ni-iii reieive promo attention.
T(. HA. VS. fo ti suij li-t
Porn Be Duped
There have lately been nl.iced 11 Don the market
I several cheap reprints of an obsolete edition of
at a low price
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dry goods dealers, grocers, clothiers, etc., and in
a few instances as a premium for subseriDtions
topapers.
Announcemenw oi tnese comparatively
I WOrthlSSS
j reprint3 are very misleading ; for instance, they
are advertised to be the substantial equivalent
; Jffizt Whe
- a h!tinnoiiae
j nBpnni UlCLIQiiarieS,
: phototype copies of a book of over forty years
azo, which in its day was sold for about S5.00, and
i'ch was mUch superior in paper, print, and
binding to these imitations, being then the best
Dictionary of the time instead of one
Long Since Obsolete.
The snrolement of 10.000 so-called "new words."
which some of these books are advertised to con-
tain w compiled by a gentleman who hs been
Heorl nvnr thirtv vears. and was mihlished be-
fore his death. Other additions are probably !
reprints oi a line cnaraeter.
The Genuine Kditiun of Webster's Tna-
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familiar to this generation, contains over 2U0
pages, with illustrations on nearly every page,
j;nd beaTa our imprinton the title page. - It is
protected by copyright from cheap imitation.
V&lnnhln m this work is. e have at v&t n-
pense published a thoroughly revised successor,
' the name of which is WtBSTxa's InxuutAii05A&
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