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r
dp' aoisr.
tfs.1 fj HI
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LSi'
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MEDKJIXK, rKRFUMKUYR,
And Hj f.tt ti tr tntm tMiful'l i
a Ilriil wl Irsf hluf. Plw
Mrli lion carcluhy xwnio'ntwl
! OrtMptltto nvcl W
nit tlrf rttubf?v
('on. lis TiUiiS Si utkiv
I'l.AlTSalOUTIl. HUH.
SKCOTm HANll OOOD3
J.LEVY,
P. I!I LL'V and M'.LL all kinds of
METALS,
IRON,
RAG3
MID
FURS
TF' Ailv.tr.'.n y a . jr on alt
SALAMI fiOODS,!;
nn lowr MaU itiet.
fwvr The l:''t lkt iSuiliiuj.
ruuMnoutii. I'll.. 1st. if3- :oif.
HOT! J.
CITY HOTEL.
TrrM t"4'jffil ihr! ir rtcli frtefur. fa
C I'vul up Itt Ctc ki'".Kni"irio of
TZAyiirsi CUSTOMERS.
AVI
Ki;f;f;LJi: mauikks.
EVEHI TMIBfl IU AND CLEA!
A Goed Bar
in r ciioctJn with the
Houao.
if.
FI7K1 COOf. I'ropr
LDMBER.
CALL A1TI1E
Old Reliable
PINE LUMBER
SH15GLrL LATH,
SASH. HOOKS,
ULI -SD3, Jtc,
Ffarth Kr' . :u nmci Opvrh. Ecxm-.
Mi lTSMOUTIj'. - IiEL'EA3l ;
CIGARS-
Just deceived
PlJkE li.m: OF
HEEBECHAD AHD BRIAR FIFES
OF MBECT mrOKTATION.
A Challenge, 5c Cigar, j
Ui-v n. for Itit r-ri; tr? !
TfnrHrV)rtr",q Ciar KaofOrV
cpprucr a oiat ra.tiuiy.
BOOT? AND SHOE?
RliSPAIRIlVG
AT
Sherwood'S,
i
Plattsmouth, Nebraska.
ERNSTWAGNKR
JPractlcnl Architect.
Ai:z
SUPERINTENDENT
ULCHTTR jcURAX. WRKA
SI CdATsTT
Plan ail tp-t .U-.tt"ai tu -u-fttally
ourted tit. and I ! i Mtentloil will t gtn
Pe&fty a4 dcrabiiny.
t.rJi90Q1 PAHTL
: Oil. "Wat rColuis. Crayon and Pencil.
&?c ever felcrrcc a itorr. Vf'.t
I'LATT'SMODTfl HERALD.
riiu iut:i pah. wn wfi.klv
nv
Tie Plattanontii HcralS PaMfeMK Co.
OrrK IAI. PA I'F.H OK TIIK ITV.
fmyf 0y an 'ii'tv lMr ry. Rai'wiJ Time
T ". TU-p&' Kietia-K lfniuM Dt
fx f.ry , B'itriri t 'a rets Ha., fourth pna-e.
Notice to Advertisers.
Vi r .tlspljy ailwtlHOfriii or fb:rjrM
l. VJY.Ttl'nBlH rtn. U? h ! In t' Hie
tie t4C-nra not lutT tbait :o a ... nl llin
arty t. wtilc'i tljey rr to lus-!4.--'! fopy
! ;r.y luenl iit anwtal notice irtn-t h
rnl-1 la hcl'Mii p. in etwHi 1ht to injure in
norWoa. II M. I'.omnki.z..
Hating Manner.
TK7 I . STONE, - Ci'.y Editor.
uM fcwaW'WU ,-- rMt rril t
A. JtwliaUurv, IseiitiHt.
Preah Raspberries at
1132. Bennett A Low is.
The ;ity cou.itil meet iu regular aes-t-lon
tonight.
Ceuutne Whcllat; Stogie
Jour for f c(m.
At J. I" 1 okhk'k.
113 Dtf.
John Uu-h o" Tlmwool, precinct,
who Is reputed violently insane i being
brought to the. pity thi afternoon for
ex auiinaiion.
! We'iid-fanbe to save you mouey on
; an) thing Injught v4" us in the clothing
; line. S.AC.MAYKII.
'1 ! oi! Missouri has "n." again, and
tod iv taada at 18 feet 5 incliW. It
maj be that the June rise lias waited
com, until July.
Uuy your ;rvcri'H of
Itcnuett & Lewis.
,7or Foul ha purcha--il th C tltn.l n
i;nrtK-r hp ami will heii:t-tortli scraps
I lie fares of t ho !oya, anl sanijpfipt r
tht.ir htaits, as lu h3 olden time
The p.tycar nindo its reulnr appear
ance to tliiy, caused th counte
rnnct-s or the railroad b ys to ".rigliten
up.
tienulite Wheeling Stoples
four fur cts.
At J. P. Iouiik'ii.
! ua Dif.
Ad announced 1-ttst wt-ek, the Indies
of the W. C. T. U. will ivc au t-nier-tftii.nuiit
in Ilockwood Hall on next
Thursdav evening. Half the proceed.-
for the btnefit of the B. & M. Band.
If you want good cheese, go to
11311
Uenuett & Levis.
We cry "quits" with the Sutlnn Iteg
iater nau. nnd it we ever called him
'fa' dida'i mean it. Weot him mix
ed with the Kev. lieo Scott, of tueaame
place, pruhably because they were to
gether. It is currently reported that another
wt'i kly newspaper is to be started In
t'i ai.-:.i"uth, of reeiili!ck piociiviiiea.
!f it will have any tendency to incre:ie
the sitpt.ly of them susc-iahy we g-ivt: it
a licarty welcome iiu 1 s iy "bail in."
.'refch fiuitd and v; iaMes rceivcd
daily bv Ueiiuctt &. Lewis.
llotS.
The case agaitiPt 'Viri;am Sha hold
tor dinposinj: o! mortftged property,
was up before the comity court Satur
day, and on motion of thJ jiroeecutinsr
attorney waj d ism Used and tiie priin;r
disclrirt'ecl.
Tickets on Sals.
The m-ra r-h.p L'icfH of tht- Ciss
Conntv Aricn'Miral S iety for the
vear IHS'i - 4 ar for sl by Fred Gor
der W. S. Wise. 1. C Gilmore and at J.
I. Vouug P. O News depot.
W. S. Wise Secretary.
Genuine Wheeling Stogie
four for 5 c's.
At J. V. loens's.
uf.
Some of the boys got hold of a "gray"
at ,),e de'ot Satur-lay and eot him in- j
ten:gtM, ;,B lllat, ,hi,ltr ..ickies thro.- of
I them mulching -the odd man taking
) the money. It wa-n't xnct'y robbery,
j but the ofd maLi lost ill his moucy.
A mueitvl vV; -i 'm: 1 a
good voice for inuah, was srouud 4wn
entertaining the robble in the different
saloHUj tiii afternoon, picking up an
odd ui-kle here an I there and puttiag
ilwn an occasioned drink.
All Lioc-u goods: Stratv bats,'
Linens, Alpacas, and White vests,
must be closed out regardless of cost
Cull early and ecure' bargains, ot"
S.&C- MAYER,
Opera House Clothere.
Maud Emery who boarded with the
County a short time tor keeping a house
of questionable character haa shown
that sbela not altogether hardened but
still has room in her heart for sympathy.
To day she sent the boy iu jail some
cigars and tobneo which was relished
and appreciated by them.
iiennine
four for 5
119 Dtf.
Wheeling Stogies,
cts.
At J. P. Yonug's.
Wiley DJack will please accept the
thanks ol the local page of Thb Her
ald for a most enjoyable ride last
evening Ixhin1 his .sorrel mare- By
the way, sho ia a pretty good stepper
aud wc had to hang on with both
hani to keen from bouncing out of the
bujry.
The Nebraska Citv News is trying
pretty hard to?tir up something een
ational dowu there, and every once in
a while sljlv makes mention of a
emothercd ecandal of some sort, and
there it ends. There is nothing like
keeping the people expectant, and look
ing for the next chapter, but they oc
caionally want the next chapter or an
acknowledgment that there is none.
Attention Firemen t
The tire department will have a
meeting to-morrow evening at half
past seven o'clock., at the council Cham
er. Every member la requested to be
pTtect.
THE WANDERER'S RETURN.
A Visit
from The Old
W VOL,
Tramp!
Tlie old ii. imp, who stopped with m
Home tlnt-e (rkn ao, and who refus
ed to do puHiue by working on the
city Ltreeta, it with, us again. Biuce
hii dcpaiture from arnon nc, is ha
p.iefed through many harrowing scenes:
the mot noteworthy being thu time
wh'-n he mm nnil l up in a box car,
found dead a Council IJluffs, and
buried there by the authorities. Slum
that 1 inie he bus visited the city of
Omaha and beu entertain, d by the
courta of justice nnd jolire force there.
He Hide re.'UHed to break n.ck upou
their ktreet, desired ho lontracl ia
tree? paving', and expressed no pref
erence between Colorado tridtoue or
Dakota granite. He therefore could
not h- ma.ie oi any use upon 'V.lfi la
vi!a" and the uithiritiet there M'ut linn
wi iineKiiwioii'to this city. He will
while with 'i", the ui-ht of I. It.
Murphy, J. C l.ikenbiry and Ilia Hon
or, Wiileti I,ttner; tic will be fined
and iliutd uiul furniahed free trau.-pur-tuiioii
back to Oin-tha. Meanwhile if
Omuha coutiuuea to entertain this dis
tinguished citizen with free transpor
tation to I'latta mouth, the chief of po
Ike here wdl secure au annual troin Mr.
Holdrege for the especial use of this
ditfUugiiiehed traveler. There in noth
ing homo about th id city or i'a oflicern
of tho law.
July Crop Repo rt
Tho N ;braka State Itourd of Agri
cultnrc will at an early day issue a full
rexr giving acreago and othiT debir
able inforn.Mtiou as toutoi kitc Dan
iel H. Wtieeii-r, -State S'utisticHl agent,
has lei- grj.ph. d the following to the U.
8. Dej.a.-t tiietit f Agriculture at
Washington, being a summary of report
received from the local agents iu the
several counties of the state :"
JoLtlition ot Per cnt.
cuirn....
nii:jr Wheat
K-
ot-
Iiailey
Clover .
Timothy
Failure
OicliarUH
Vlaeyarila
Bi-;iiis
TubaCKi -small ar. a r.tUed
Irish l'otatoei
Swrt I'olatoee
Flax
ll'CtlUDI
Appln
.. .u
, . 1X
.nu
...99
. . lOS
.1 A
. .92
.. .M
..95
. 06
-P6
.107
.100
..91
, .72
. .81
..81
..8
..8)
tva-rli...
fVJil
f'-r.tpes .
Chtrrirs
CiirrHutP
Bertt-Js .
OAN1KI. II. WllKKLKB
staie Statistical Aaut.
riattsmoulh. Neb, July 7t.il
Louisville Locals
Will Shryoek has been quite sick for
a few ilays. but he i up and around
again. Lou Meyera is running bis
store for him while he recuperates.
The Hall House is receiving its fin
ishing touches.
The It. & M. depot is undergoing re
pairs and improvements.
It does teem that something should
be done to keep Mr. Wm. Spence from
rovimj over the country. The fact that
an insuue man is harmless does not pre
ven t persons being more or less fright
ened at his approach. The case of
Mrs. Schneider should be suffii-icu:
warning to guard against like or worse
results of allowing lueune persons too
much liberty.
Waltei Adams is back from his cat
tle ranch. He reports ca tie doing well
and his prospect for making money at
the business are good.
The agiiciilturai-implement-feilows
are aetting iu their work on selt-binder
trade now. Tt,ey dub each other the
"l-'Ud down'' and "up stair " meo. The
spirits they purchase are for "mi chaui
cal purpose;" only.
the political situation U beginning to
i-itere!t a few. We heard "a still,
buitt!l voice"' the other day. Hon Or
lando Tetfi passed through town Fri
day. The Olnercer says that "Skedunk"
was "iltullv mistaken or else jumped
a cog"' iu rebiting "(JeneV experience
with the late fliod. The toilowiug
from the Taim.ige Trilunt will ehei
bomif liyht on t?ie fill jeei:
Cene ' M;ili.?h!, editor of the
Louisville Reporter, was iu oui town
Saturday night. Ha wh? on hii way
home Ironi St. Joe. Mo., where tie had
been attending a printer's feast of Some
kind but "Geiic" says he failed to sec
where the feast came in. He had a
"tic pass" over the Missouii Pacific,
and on Sunday morning he wended his
way homeward, sinking "Homeward
Bound, O'er the M;suri P c;tio Ties."
Ed WilKiuson was the first to see
(Jen win li he got home, au-1 FA says
the driftwood protruded from all his
pockets. Martindale says it is all right
to say that he looks like Gene most of
the year, but ho wants to be excused
during high water.
Sukocnk.
County Bridges.
The cotiuty commissioners held a
short session this morning, and this
attcrnoou started out on a thorough in
spection of all the bridges in the coun
ty. They take the county engineer
with them, and will take the measure
ments and estimates of all the bridges
washed out or gone, with a view to re placing
them at once. They do not
estimate the damage done to the
bridge at $30,000, as some of them had
about served their time anyway, but
the estimate is based upon the bridges
needed to replace th old ones, and
those destroyed by tho floods. They
will be out all of this week and longer
If necessary.
PDITOR HKR Vi.r: As one of our old
pioneers of this city was coming from
Cedar Creek, passing over the high
laud south of Piatto rier, he was de
lighted with what he siw fields of
waving wheat, ripening oats and golden
barley, that in a residence nere of 27
years he had not secu anything to sur
pass It in quality or quantity at this
time of year, and as far couth as 8 or 10
miles presented a grand, picturesque
landscape, being varied by rfpuing.
grain, eorn fields and artificial groves of
timler and orchards near the gate of
Eden, which you can see up the eat
branch of Four Mile ereok while at the
X. E comer of S. 7-12 13.
The L-hnhoff building is being treat
-d to a fresh coat of paint, which great
y improves it io appearance.
A wagon load of shootists went out
to the Platte Bottoms this afternoon to
praetic at shooting clay pigeons. The
Herald backs the Smith family.
Why cant we haveopen air concerts
by th frind occasionally? We have a
fine band, and the monotony of a quiet
eveuing might be varied sometimes' by
s few selections by tba band.
THECIRL OF TKE PERIOD.
A Poetic Picture of the Modern
Young Lady.
The Noiritowo Herald ia rtMnib'
tor the following poetic iffuition:
Hero
hang iny bangn
o'er eyefl that drcau.
aud now and rote
bud lip for creuni
A ud here'a my
chin with dim
ples in.
Thin ia my
neck, with
out a peck.
Which doth tliOHH dnuay ehouhlers
tleck: aud ht-re is see oh,
double TO N, which girls
all wear like me; aud litre's a
heart from cupiu'a dmt, Kate-sln-ld-d
by tliii corset 'a rt.
Tliis i mv waiat too tightly
laeed on which
a buatle big
is placed
Thh. in my
dreta. Its cost
I guess, did mv
poor papH much dis
treMSr.because he sighed
when mama tried it on,
and sobbed, so I cried but
mama said looon would wed
aud buy pa'a clothes for him
lnltad. It's trimmed with luce
just iu this place, 'neath which two
ankles show with grace, iu silken hor.e
to catch the beaux who thiuk they're
lovelv,
I suppose. These are
my feet in slippers
neat, and now if wc
should chance t meet we,ll flirt
a little on the street; how sweet.
. m m
1'ERSONALIS.
Jap Smith spent Sundaj in Omaha
Conductor English and wife spent
Sunday iu Lincoln.
C Ileisel, boarded the train for Ash
land, this moruiug.
Prank Carrutu and wife returned
l ist evening from Lincoln.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Marsland were
passengers to Omaha this morning.
L. . Myer.t hied himself to Manly,
this morning, to be goue a few days.
Miss Alice Travis aud Miss Ida
Conn went east to McPaul, Iowa, this
moruiug.
E. E. Day, or South Bend, was in the
citv today, and gave the Uekald office
a pleasaut call.
A. W. Mc Laughlin returned this
inorn:ng fn in Lincoln, where tic speut
the Sabbath.
Hon. Allen lieeson went to Lincoln
this uioi uing to attend to business be
fore the Supreme Court.
District Attorney Strode went to
Lincoln, this morning, on business in
the Supreme Court.
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Hozier re
turned to Omaha this moi niug, after
spending a few days in the city.
Dr. John Black started east last even
ing on Ins trip te the old counirj, and
Alf White and John Cummins started
this moruiug.
Miss Carrie Adams, one of our fair
school ma'ams, went to McCook, this
morning, for a short visit among rela
tives and trieuds.
Mr. John Kline, returned to his
home in Hastings after spending nearly
a week in the city visiting his many
friends and acquaintances.
Mrs. Henry Schulhoff returned home
this morning from a two weeks visit to
Cedar Creek, being c:dle.i there by the
sickness of her sou-iu Iuwt
Saniord C. Lewis, of (dar Creek,
has So far recovered frolu ids recent
iiiuess a?; to be able to conn- to Piatts
mouth. Saturdcit, iyc iivult physicians.
Mrs J. F. Johuson took her depart
ure his mormnt; for Eddyville, Iowa,
tor a short visit, aud when she leturns
will be accompanied by Miss Sweney.
Mr. Frank Hager, of Crest on, Iowa,
for whom Plattsmouth has coutaiued
a good deal of attraction for the past
few days, returned to his home this
iu oiniug.
Waltei Houseworth, in company
with his mother aud sister, came down
from Omaha Saturday evening and re
turned &uuday evening. Mrs. House
worth will remain a few days, then re
turn to her home in Burlington.
- Hon. M. A. Hartigan returned last
evening trora his western trip, and says
he is glad to -get home. He reports
everything as dry and dusty, aud no
raiu in Idaho since the first of May.
In com paling the two countries he ex
pressed hiiTiBelf very emphatically, by
saying he "would rather have Caa
county than the whose ot Idaho. '
KfcAO I111S.
Plattsmouth, Nkb July 5, '83.
To the Western Horse and Catttle In
surance Company, Omaha Neb.:
1 hereby certify that I received 8125
for ouc horse which has been insured
iu'your company. Said horse 1 lost ou
Junel9.ii, ld63.iu couaequeuco ot dis
ease, aud today I .eceived tne amount
from your agent here, Mr. P J. "fanaeu,
for which prompt settlement of my
claim I return my thanks to you.
Wm. Mebtens.
Subscribed and sworn te before me
this 5wh day of July, A. D. 1833.
skal P J Hansen.
Notary Public
dJfcw It
News was received at p.Jic ieii.i
quarters last evening, that a Mite jt Me
I'tHik ha.l iwn cr.caMd ai.u ooout
$2,tKK) woith of luoue and v.iuabe-
taken. A descripuoii o." he ii ipoe. d
truilry party was ti-teruuiied to C i i
Murphy, and his e,gie eye is o; -;c j
alert for Mr. m-tu
A Diamond ring was losf in the ci.y
some place last night. Anyone fi: c
iug one wilt please drop it jui wuere
thev found :t. - ,
Farmers and others desiring a gen
teel, lucrative ageucv businecs, by
which 9b to SiQ a day caa be earned,
send address at once, on postal, to U
C. Wilkinson & Co.. 195 and 197 Ful
ton St, New York. 40i6m
Maauf actor kigand Uepairing, good
nd neat, at Merges. 5tf
Hl'F.CIAL NOfirKS.
ArivertUpmrnla under thl hca-t.
l-er tine eaeh Insertion.
thr renU
NOTICE OK REMOVAL. I will mii.w r m
aiocR rf )avlry. ut or ftViut Jul, Ma tj
XtXrw-XfeTa new blue. 3.-U': 4ir on HU.1 Al.,
here I ill be ni.el to tee ull i: l J tuaii
incrs fta many ui-w or.ea.
Very truly ronr.
lll
L. i:.
KnwitK
MONKY TO LOAN-On real estate by miM
van A VYouley. if
tOK HA I.K l, 1 N 1 lt Y.- S'ove iu-w, rlngt is
t.i, i. li.itki i.i imil nil nc-rji v ni llcii-s to
ruu a flrxt ilaii Laundry.
l.ii'iulu- (
II. f. WlUS'JN.
VUK 8 A l-K A ftf -ili lullch row,
r h. U. WllHlllHIIl.
IllUll t
U.tt
VOli HA I.K--Kerlh Tablet In all at
tbnoRee. lt'
POK KK.vrKKH--LMok at w l-e'N ad. anil es-
Jiirelally the halt acre U'ls iiiiit ll.e ti iifis.
1,'Ott HAI K a lot tn gud localiuii.
lar- at thH oBli.e
Part leu-
u;tf
FOi: SALF.-Au orJt-r fr a m
.--ewliiK .Mrttl.ine. Iu4uuc al
?Ol: SALE Au orJt-r for a n - Aintriean
a
ewliiK .Machine. Iu4 uilc al tills f!K,tr. i
1,'OR S t.K 1.0K c rdi nf w5oJ
1 W..s. Wise.
ii
ll lit H.VLK Id pa; r tur sie at tlu i rTnr
ut ceata er hundred or & ce:.t i?r Ji-.''.-po.
it
VOK SALE fon r loin tjC-t:er In !"
lion lit thl city, liifi'iirr at Hit- or.lec It
AtK-Oee hnuilr, 6 K-d l"t" ' r.d
w 11 of water; on the oal t .' I'a'r
' round firi"t door west of if. W. KnliB -M'r.
For particulars Inquire ot C. K. Chittenden.
mtiet
FOR ItKNT After Julv 18. the tu'.lU!ii now
oi'caf'.ed bv bherwood. Iu'iulrc ol W.
Wise.
POK UKNT : A house in a iroud location,
r wiiti plenty ot ti nit on t lie pieml-. In-
iuireat oucv ut (dill 12) W. . V.ihk.
'ANTKl-A good coolt
" KeMtauraiil,
at
Studeluiami -Suit
'II'A.NTED-Tm-o blaoksmltliM and a black-
euiitb helper at Hchuellbaclier't shop, boil
VA?S'TKI)- 1uy hoarder at HtadleinauuV
' to-ftau ant. The bent of bnartt "t
reasonable term. -d f.
r .,TKIX--hn ltauer has 1ohk1iI the Htolil-
mail ntato. cornel ot 7th and Iiip. and in
rre pared to aiMHJin'iiod ite I lie j.ulillc in the
way oi uoarai ig ai u 10 i;:uik iy
uiouth. oi nl
the wPi-k or
FOITM An innide safe kcv. Owner ran tlucl
it lit this ortlce. lnuf
Warrieh is sole agout for "frown
Bucan.
112101
Warrick is selling tic: h df :no n
brand of Strietly Pure White Lead at
$6 00 per HXl lbs. IPJdJtv, JL
WarrLk s?its t.i geJoj!;f V. m-l-sttgiet-
o fyr 5c. I 1 '"
Wanted Frci five to te:. iho :.u
smokers to call on M. Schlegel for his
new brand of fivo cent cignr, "The
Pride of Nebraska." Try them, and
you will e moke no other. dlOt
In order to give the railroad bo -the
beuefltof our 20 per cent oiscoui. t
sale, we have determined to continue it
until Aug. 1st, 1883. Elson, the only
one price clothier.
REMEMBER it" you want any cloth
ing, hats, caps or furnishing goods, El
soii the only one price clothier will give
you 20 per cent from the marked price,
until Aug. 1st, 1883.
ufiuy even.
By buying your goods f r cash of W
H. Baker. I will guarantee to save ou
2- per cent, on dress goods, tiiminiugs
etc., if you will give me a chance. We
have all the new shades in buutitigf,
nuns veiling and other seasonable goods.
Cheapest line ot ladies, and children's
Hosiery in the city. A few dolmans
aud ulsters to be closed regardless ot
cot. Best value in parrots aud fans;
.:ck complete in all departments and
must be closed out in limited lime for
ci'sh. Give me a call and save money
75diwtf W. H. Bakkk
If you want a cold and delicious
arinn or ooaa water, go to tne r. u :
" e'1- :
JUST RECEIVED A few pieces of
lawns, of the latest styles, at
Jos. V. Weckbacii"3.
Go to Mat Schlegd's for ali kinds of
Smoking Tobacco. dlOSiG
F'ne cigar Clippings at M. Schlesel'
for 30 cents. d!08:6
JUST RECEIVED. A case of
prints -f every deiraole p itterns.which
are sold at 2-t yards for 31, at
Jos V. Wkckuacii's.
i
"Cora Cure" warranted to cure with- ;
out pain, or.lv 15 cents per bottle at j
Warrick's. " lOfidtf
A Square Meal
Can be had at the City Hotel for only
25 cents anil lodging at same reasonable :
lates. Farmers and Commercial Mm '
will please hear this in mind. d&wtf
12 lbs of Choice Prunes for $1 00 at j
Weckbachs. 109dvtwlGtf
The Monarch Billiard Hall
people keep the best ice cream to be
found in the city, also choice lemonade
cigars and tobacco.
loatf
Notice o Coffee Drinkers.
Buy your cotTec at Murphy to Ob. ;
Thev sc!t tlie best, and grind it for vou i
. in the baraui. 91. '
C:o pii:is
rt oen-o i;e
illjit!
Bargains iu window eo iocs rtt
W.H-
rick'6.
lU'A'Jl- IU J'.lot
Cheapest place in town to buy ie
works is at Warrick's. 103-uo-vvlt
20,00o envelopes iu XX win: :: .ird
bliif, iu good quality Manilla, ami iu
alls siz'-s, just received at- tnis otlice.
Thse envelopes have been bought l a
bargain, and parties desiring .-nv-lopA
shoulu leave orders, 10-3tf,
FOR S A I. C Lots H .tid 3 in
lliock. 41, Improved.
197 II. II. ni);It.ll
Br-.ii tier's trnck-r-
Lewie.
I -Il .!-T
uetifmber '; rirk
!H?St d "ilg?. b'.Vl, elc
F"rsh Ora-''s ainl Li"ii-).i j:i:
ceiled it th P. O News n-'po.
I. -
- -
' "
i .t
Il v.-ill pay j ou to n-j-l
!:!! ill this pape-. y.i; uia-,
w L-it' v m i want.
3j'A
dreamer's Cricker at Stallem tu's.
Iu' drugs, qua'ity is of first import
ance; we keep noue but the besr.
113d6t9t W.J. Warrick.
Loans on Real Estate.
II you Want to' borrow money on long
ime on farm" property direct from per
eo s making loans. Apply to
tf . Wm L. Pfote.
iLet Them Talk
WAl
PAFHR
"At Cost." 'Culi Piitc,"- Ac ,
But to get BARGAINS you moot
buy of it We have been ".'lil.'i'd t
the following piti es f i" loon: t!i
two wi'i'kn. il vu have ma b: '
rliiiHi'i lr( rthoie, cotutnte piiten:
B owiiu, j-r dot: i!e roll
Wiiiu-H,
1 hits,
Gilts,
Lmh-.cd f ; i ! t
i ."C
KV
I Not Hilly io w u.-il wuli
paper
prices
ch ap.T tliati oihei'H, but Ojr
nil . 1 .
i' in. o.ufi ;-,oo'.i are vrt . r .v .
St-i:J i-j a tt:! order. Y-.i,.h ki,
W. J. V. L'.CICK.
1 uipc.rt. i tit to Iraii lii-.
Spec! il induct inniln art- i.tl'i red you
by i he linrlnijfton iu.it,-. it wii! p;(y
ou to read their nd-i'iMi:!H:;t to bo
found c'sewhere in tliis i.-:;r. tTtf
Lo.t.
A lad'-. - i h ilit i.i.d hukit. 'ft'Acen
this cit ;w id John II. Ih.i ui t.- . 1'indi r
pleiisi !, iv at Mr. Uuitl' i i i t ! i
(ico. Wi-idiiiaii.
Manufaci uniiT and repairii
Sh -.vood'.-. i-i liorkwoid iloi:K.
Pit'f. tl.OMilOt (lo.l.ll) (O !l!ll
turm I ii Is :it s 1 p( r nnc iu' r, i
ply !) .lillivtm .V Voo.-n . l. n'
trl
u
A. S;ili.-.bury, Iemi: f.
l.C.f
1 have an M n,o i.. -: .- ics oi corn j
I.l .lib I -, and il liwy.- t 1. i I .-.11 .,t' 1 he i
Uccejful heel. r.'Wi-i loan n t'.-n t .; t . d. j
; To In d'pi;cd ol at w 1UJ"-.1.- niai
! ch.-.p..r than any other hoti.,t in Cum
' IrUII I,
V
'.''..i nth, NcL
IY.:i..
-. Hi) n,
III. O'CONNOR.
At the diiffU-tOwl. s.llo.iU,
epposrn: Tin; perk ins house.
Keeps a on,p:'t: line of
"77" H 1ST Sj
Ijiquors,
AND CKiAiiS, BOTTLED BEER,
ALE AND PORTER,
KRUG'S OMAHA BEESL
and i'r.t.'. br-iads of Kcrtii'-hy
.ii .;.! y,
flpj'osi'C i'rl'-.'.Ui Holf"', - - 1 IThMor:;iJ.
HisN R Y BCEOK
FURNITURE
M:., KTC, Lit .
Of Alt ie.i-i:ptis-t--.
I METALLIC BURIALCASZc
YOOI)21'T COFFI1T C!
f all sizes, read v in.!) and sold cht-an U,t eiisli
MY FINE II ISA RUE
Its NOW UEaUK Kti HKKVICK.
With niauy thanks for past patrons..
Invite all to call arni . uaiiilne my
LAKH?. STOCK OK
sit f.
V f-U W 9-2 ft ?a f.
; s.st
; stI
THIS MAGNETIC OELT 13
WARRANTED TO OUHEf
till lul-
:.,.-. ., ......ua-.. ... .,.5e?ilty.
.... . ,. .-
' Uw'ce.iVn Ji"'.l.i. .'f tbs-i-Jr'Jt&tk. .'il i: tiMd
ra.-.l-jr w-i.I -. . i. lii.l liu-f illf an '--
j usr.ul Bflturp. Sic hi ;ml.r cii- . r (.jntlBiii'j:
1 ftrwo of Jlatfa.-U.-i.-i P' rtr.' n'-i:. 1' -jlilb iirt
n.liitaKv aouui tuih '..i..inji'.'c.
aid LA-OKAGNCTlCwi
ASCOMINAL SUPPaRTw.'V
U I lib LMUiOt ..rtiiia, N
Kbailiwii.DrpfCla,crlla pl-awf I!;? Liv
er. KiJu -. UsttJiM-" rUH ,fc",4,,,V"u0.T
a.0'J a r'TOtiinnniW Foot Eatt.-riuii l.a no tipror
lntl)i-fn n-M in "f fcll tliMj ror.-pialrt1. TE'T
j 'f or Lome PacV. Walcne r tlie tfi.'r., Vxlt-
!. nf thr wnirb. Lnrtiu;i,. t liruu'e
tioii and llnrsUon J Worn!., Incidental Bra-
orrlmit vr Klwdluj. Iunftl, l"uptr-J Jr.
I lr.v of i-U!.w v-n itiiMatrn'riiCfc'.t tswrri. mi '.
i F.-ni br oii.r.--ia P.O. U .and nJtunMtf.n Ip-fO.ortT
i n.il! on rm-tpt of i : In snter.riT. wl tnviwr ul
i rabUndEicof nn:rr-MKW cu ucniil In cur
i' wii-t, Mit tnl't' rf o rr k. , . .
i TbalUraa"" t " J 'J aF4 a" 9 ara
I -.--a c.ar tb najerl"t-'.!;if. O.fat pcl to tk
i War lib tha muHT Gulronle muA EWnrlj
i taken oil at. cljrhU Th.T lir.! 1 ihirpwrrorewr.a.K5
"IhE MAGXETOV ArPt.VCEfOa
218 lsta "St-, CilcttKS IU
V sin
S!te 9l Monro Sts.. Chicago-
fH. BiMOCA'AUOUt'C,
f d-S of lutnmn.u. Cat-. kUA.
u rntetL C.i LAjera.
m M ' . a in. t i n.li J. rK. J U-
-Vrrrr lot m' c.-a, -aia
'' . - x: Ir.mi i
STY t
lie mmi m
r;-'li'S.K.lJ'Ifc.J--."- -ar K .t "t ZM C 1. 3 I
i THIS MAGNETIC OELT 13 i
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v
REAL ESTATE
(AN I))
t oaa:ci io.n A(a:.CY.
Law Mid i'(!iecttou ht;irjrs prouip
tly attended to at tl.it cJJire and pro
t-ei reiiiitted without delay.
Notarial work, conveyancing anrf
ub ( i acting attended to ou thort u
tiro and nt ihlo lion gimrantetd.
It there is auv thing we do make a
i-p. 'dally of, It 1 city and suburb
real ts.'le. Soverul fine farms sad
orro wilil land ut bnrgalna. Laborfnu
neti cen get a horn? by paying uinntliV
!y what they m w pay lor l.oini reof
' hoice hulf utro lot , h Jt.ltictm
trotii li. II shop, at Ironi I'O to ltA,
.'H-li, and on terniK that would make
a man axhiiincd io Miy hi did not own
a house. Come aud M'e, you ara not
compelled to buy aud we wont give
IhebO lots awuv, but OU rat) get them
o they will abaoluttly tost jou nolh
lug.
f ive ut:ro lot milr from city for
''.r.U part ou time.
Eleven acre lot mile frcin cliy
for 06O tliis is exlra fine.
Home goi d citv properly or out lots'
fur trade for hor hoies or Cfrttle.
Ten acres for 600 00
' WH) 00
" ' " 7A( 00
" " ' '4iAO 00
Several fctnall tracts well Improved
i nnd tidjoining the city, for la! a si
r nsonabie rate;.
fa km la.sth.
4-t ucrea, wild ii G' O ()
" iniprov'd 1'VjO t
lot " 00
'4 44 U
-.'10 " " M.tJ (JO
Finest eto. k larru iu C'9 cotmty
11 lib' 0, lu;.g time aud low trite ol
1 i.l est.
: l(o res, wll.J 1.-.TJ00'
i ; " law
! nroA, wild, Rep. V'y (csnh) 12u0
j i r y i-uoMiiirv.
Cor. I'd J bl'kn lioiu ehopa (t IiPip;tltk
1 8 17i
:l tor 44 2 " ' " UA)
it
u
1 " 1
3 cr.r " 2
o
1&0
IJ00
860
" " S. 6tli Mrtet (fine)
J 44 J'icnie Hill
li 44 44 Waahingtou ave4
1 44 44 1 bl'k from Mam st extra 400
Imj. roved city real estntd in abun
darce. I can find w hat ou want in
this line if you will call aud see me.
Business bourses and lots f r talc'
at much lower figures than will bo
at-ked six months hence, when tho dt-
t ag' -nul is an iissured buccess. D tiot
w!.)t tdi ih a;lvntice comes and then
com plain of your pr-or luck.
Stores and dwellings ren4cd and for
rent, rents promptly collected.
It you don't see what you want lu
t his colt; ma coino and nsk for It. l'v
probably rnised just what you want
! Olllce open nearly every evening from'
Good new houso and two fine lots
in O'jd location price, jHOO.
W. 3. WISE,
Union Qlock.
JASON STREIGHT,
(P'rHr to Strelat.t l jltller.
i Ay vr strrv HT.n rr-
mum
HEAVY HARRBIL
A lfirge Hue of
i Saddles Brrllcs Collars WMps. k,
always In toclc.
Repairing of all kfnli ntatly dn &
sort notice.
Main Street, bf-Ueeu roarth sad Flttta.
O. ht. STKEIGIIT. I!ui1nt Manr
,M" t ai.i a. Ma racer.
ARNICA PREPARATIONS'.
Cuomifctry haa Hvr,vrvl do remedy iojtU)
'j Arnica I r hatnj :fiianX CTapniia. I n per
It prf tmro-1 aud crmUaod. U dm po eqioai a a,
tui.rC jpropu&'kai.
JELLY.
"tun LUibrt ooi1n
fruiion ot arnica. Wi.I
nrd:ly cure lp-
J ffl WlZ fi S B 2
a.- r-rX li S H mm ft
o rnl linn-lii. cra'-K. U.
lfns l xid roiJrhua
of thn a't'.n.'rbethT c.kp1 trovu c:ii7-htic infl'i-'
Kr.j o; H3 vt IIi;ii1Kt't. COSJICTICN,
V. cure plmrlnuii law ana n K. inorru-
rt:n mttt fciifi l'i r invwlaable In HU
i'... .kin. A fttmiiy runadr for cuta, barua. brnlMi
i fc.rea. fUlLLi LS MKT AL TV2M.8.
TOiLET SOAP
lllgrlitaUr pr-
fuBnl.tilshIy mmi
Icalrd. Ataclut.
ly Daw. Kie tbm
ik'n from chipptn.'T an-i Unpirt Io It lifw ana
a healthy glow. UutivaiJod fur eleajucc t)a
a-n r .nd riul!ca.tfn darKlrnff. Tho naoal per-
'txt tot.et aoap in t& world. flUCJa. Sft tvrr
Shaving Soap
A mtdieaU-1 arHcla
ot rara merit. 1'ra
: veuta all fSmpUxi, '
h -,! n aoj-o fkcaaaa'
iakes snAVivr. nU(iur.
V r.d mtxl by Piurbera, who ray of tt.
Without rtr,lll ur. a tnnn fp. torn in
Ktl.'r an! laeti:it(.
mm
ADMIPA
Krrn tho fe axtd aeck fre fv?-
l'.Iltr. io cfa. lor m iMJf cmjkav.
SIS ct. lor uu-a-c caaav ', J -:
mm VMM'VII flA I ft' '
II It without raMtiou
I " 1 uo Uiofll penroa ax
lfl taria arer rsrCKlnoed.
it not only claana-
r tn- Vth tLtrwCH:?. rt the comintK'n
mri h ariiioa, rrrT-a anl baxd'-til tba irania. I
ivea t the tmyXb a sweet, dellcat odor. IU
Ufie tideiurbtfu Prloe. 2e o.
A it dmranata ee I tho aboTe articjea. or WS wTU
trv.ji thtitu, postpaid. on reoetpt of pne.
C. K. OTRONO Sc CO..
Sole Proprietors and Hanlrs., Chlcagr.-
WLL J. WARRICK,
aOKST,
ri-ATTSitorxn, 'JtFBStASIA.
SEEDS
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