Nebraska Newspapers

    THE HERALD.
Ju MAOMURITIY,,. .
.Editou.
PLATTsMorrn. april. 20, istc.
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVLNTIO
vUl mvtrit Fremont on the 23d day if May. at
I e'cloek. to elect delegates to tlie Republican
?at ;Conrentlon.JJuue 14th). to nominate Can
dida.. lor FreadJentland Vice President of tlie
C.8. Caa County hu 8 delegates to this con
vention. Tue eorarBUtPa a'.ao .elect theMth dayof Sep
tember, (at Lincoln.! . the day on which th
KepoUleao Contention will nf-t to nominate
ft 'a la 3e-e. Kjtis C-'itily representation.
EDITORIAL ASSJ'I ATION.
VbefUitorial Ao. l.iiin or .Ni-Lriik will
Weal a Fremont. Neb.. n the djtr of May,
IJTa. Kvery ed.tor and publisher hi tlie Mate
i re Inritod to be present. 1 he elec; i n of ofil
t .- and other Important business is to be at
landeJt. VEHtVl'F.R LaTON.
J. A. UicKmrnr. Pree. Neb. Ed. As'u.
Secretary
?a FOJt! NATIONAL REPUB
LICAN CONVENTION.
Rou;h on economy, 2004. That
would pay the w hole county printing
for one year, tax lif t and all.
The Cofkt yesterday decided that
Mr. Moore. Co. Clerk, could draw
two thousand and four dollars, as his
bill for making out the tax-list. To
this must be added the Court fees and
Attorney fees for the County, and we
have the last best specimen of Demo
cratic economy. This beats drawing
mileage for each days session of the
Co. Com'rs Court as was once done here,
we understand.
How are you S2004 ?
THE OH A II A HEP I'll MIAN.
The aeit fnion Republican National Con Ten -tlon
for the nomination of candidal)- for I'rcsi
dent and Vice- President of the Lulled States
will be held in t lie cit v ot t 'iiviimai I on Wednes
day the Mtii d iy of .lime. 17"..at Pio'clock m"u
anil will con-Nt' of delegates from each Stale
e-pial to I wire the Miiiibcr of its Senatus ::r.d
Keprescntatives in Conrexs and of two dele
gate from earn organized territory ami the I U
li ii-t of Columbia. In ca'.lnijr the convent ion
for the elr-rlioii of delegate-., ihe committees of
t ti several State are recommended to invite
a;l Kepiihliean electors ami :sll other voters,
without regard to past political dinrreiircs or
previous party affiliations, who are opiocd to
r'Tivim; sectional is-me-i. and di-:r" to proiiiote
fnendlv feeling and permanent hainionoy
turoivliout the country bv iiiaiiifaininjrnnd en
forcim; all eon-.titut loiial lights of every eilteti.
tnrbidine th full .nd free eerei. of the rijiht
of i(Trai: without intimidation and without
fraud liu me In favor of continued prosecu
tion and punishment of ail olllcia! t!llmliesty
-and of a i ecotioinical ail ministration of Ihe ;nv-
rttineut by hone. fairhful ami capable oftl
eem : who are in favor of makinz sucli reform
In the government a experience may from
lime to time ausnest ; w ho are opioscd to Im
pairing the credit of the nation by drprceialiiui
any of it obligation and in favor of s.istainini:
1n everv vrav the national f ait U and financial
liouor ;" ho'hold that the common school sys
tem i the nursery of American liberty ami
tiould be maintained absolutely free from
tanan cuntroi ; who believe tint for the promo
tion of thee ends the direction of tlie uovein
Dieut hhniild continue to be inntided to those
who adhere to the principle of 177. upport
them a incorporated in the constitution and
lws. and who are in favor of recoi:niin and
alreiiKlhenini; the fundamental principles of na
tlonul imitv in this centeimial anniversary of
th birtb of the repuMic F-. 1. Mh:a.
Chairman Republican National Committee.
V'U. K. Cll MM.Ftt. 'orresHimllni Sec'y.
1 he addre was siirned by o. K. Spencer.
Alabama ; Fowtdl Clavtou. Atk:Misas; lleoree
C. iorham. California ; Marshall Jewell. Cnu-
rticut ; S. Jd. Marrini;ton. l)elwa-e ; 15. Con
over. Florida ; Isham S. Kannerv. ieorj;ia; J.
T. Scainmon. Illinois: Oliver F. Morton. In
diana : W. H. Allison. Iowa ; J. J. Iuualls. Kan-
as : VT. C. C.oodlove. Kentucky ; S. U. Fackard.
I.uiian- ; W. P. Fry: Maine; C. C. Fulton.
Marvland ; William Claflin. Massachusetts;
W illiam A. Howard. Michigan : .lohn T. Av r
lil. Minnesota ; J. C. French. Mis-iis-sippi ; R. S.
Vanllorn. Missouri : F. K. Ciiimint-'haui. Neb
raska : William K. Chandler. New Hamihire :
A. ;. fattell. New .lersev ; Kdwin l. Moruan.
iw Vork : .Joseph C. Afdmtt. North Carolina ;
U.K. Cow.in. Ohio; J. II. Mitchell. Oregon;
"William H. Kemli;.-. Fenusj Ivauia ; Win. 1.
Mravton, Rhode lsl:nl : .1. .1. Patterson. Konth
C arolina : .J. M. Thornbiinr : Tennessee; ;eo.
Nichuls. Vermont ; 1. II. Wells. Jr., Virginia;
Han Cresswell. West Virginia: T. O. Howe.
Wisconsin ; .1. A. 11 ubbell. Colorado : J. P. Kid
4er. I ikota ; S. 8. smot.t. District of Columbia ;
b. H. Klkms. New Mexico.
Powell 4 !.tvto;i.of Arkansas, represented Tex -a
in addition to liisown State, and J. Mitchell
represented Montana, anil .lolni f . New repre
neuted Vyiiiii!(; and nineil I lie call tf.
-4-11-4-t" ued to be luckv n umbers
for policy players, but 200 4 are unlucky
economical numbers for Cass County.
The Neb. 1'atrun takes stock in Pro
.Rata, we see.
The Red Cloud CAtV. thinks the
State apportionment about right, and
.has a verv sensible article on the same.
We have received a circular from
the IlepuUivan ofiice in which we are
informed that Mr. I). C. lirooks kas ta
ken charge of the editorial department,
with U. II. Uulcoiube a.s business man
ager, llr. Hrooks we do not know a
yet, but hope to make his acquaintance
soon. Mr. Iialcomhe we do know, and
well, yes, but, w here's our bok cover ?
lalcom!e will make a good manager in
that line. The HtpuWiran has improv
ed very much of late in the news de
partments, in general style and work
manship. The Ilrpubl i'-an is no small
llrook now, but under the new manage
ment, we hope to see it swell into a big
river in newspaperdoni. Come and Bee
us Mr. P.., both the IJ'g, the IIfkald
latch string is alwavs outside.
BY POSTAL (Mill).
Atton Frontier. Co., Neb., )
April bth 187G. (
Ed. IIfralk Spring is with us in
its freshness, grass growing, buds swell
ing. Small grain is abcut all in th
ground. Kxcellent promise lor good
crops. We have lately organized a
town company here, and have a build
ing nearly up for a general store build
ing. There is not a blacksmith in this
county, bere is a good chance for a good
workman, he w ould get a large custom.
Iet any such correspond with me for
particulars. We w ill give a lot for the
shop. The native lime I wrote about
works splendidly. Some have phuter
ed their houses on the outside. More
anon. K. S. Child.
MEEETINO OF THE KEPPBLICAX
CENTR AL CO-IIS IT TEE OF CASS
COUNTY.
C e nlen ni a! ! ! i w.sssSyel selling off
i Is the 0!i! fiiily iliustr;i:eit l.mio:i or m. ai-i
Waveriev Novels ' CLOSING OUT ! 5
The Republican Cent. Com. of Cass
co'inty are requested to meet at the i
Hkrald ollice on Monday, April 24th, j
to call a County Convention to elect j
delegates to lue State Convention, ;
which mets at Fremont, May 23d, and
to transact such othr busimtss as may
legitimately come before it. The mem
bers of tho committee are:
I'l.ATTS.MorH!
tst War.l Dr. J. II. RIack.
id Ward A. L. Sprairue.
;ul Ward Win. Stadelmann.
4th W ard F. M . Don intoii.
Pl.tttsiiiouth Precinct -Henry Eikenbsrry.
Rock I'.lulfs t'. Russell,
l.lliertv - II. Wo!f.
KiM Mile (Jrove Sam Rarker.
Jit. I'le.isant Sam Rector.
Avu'i-S. A. Davis.
W eeping Water J. M. Ueard.sley.
Koinsviile S.ii-i Twut.
Centre D. T. Dudley.
Kiiitli l-nd I. Voting,
r.lmwood -S. P.. Hall.
Mow ( if!t-J. biiupson.
Tipton I. M. Rabalt.
iieeiro(i.l-C. rtieplleiisotl.
Salt Creek K. Doom.
A full attendance is earnestly desir
ed. Jno. A. MacUcrpuy, Ch'n.
WHAT THE FALLS CITY JOURNAL
SAYS OF GEN. CUNNINGH AM.
And the Urovvnville Adctrtiser has
gt a $200 note story this time about
Church. Howe, of course.
Cunningham for the Senate and Cobb
for Governor, is the "slate" at present
writing.
So says an exchange.
We (five place this week to some res
olutions on financial matters, which
came in too late to make any further
comment.
See Mr. Woodard's advertisement
about Pibles in another column. Mr.
W. is also agent for Lossing's History
of the U. S. and maay other works.
He will be around to see you all pret
iy soon.
For many sins of omission and com
mission this week we ask forbearance.
Our entire force has been sick by turns,
or had friends sick ami we have had to
cut short on runny things.
We hope all the members of the Cent.
Rep. Com. tl:r can will be present.
There are many thing3 to talk over.
All those that canaot should tea to it
that a proper prxy be aent to repre
sent the wishes of their district.
Elsewhere we publish a rather
lengthy, but honest ami careful letter
from General E. E. Cunniugham rela
tive to tlie charges made against him
by the Omaha lite while Surveyor Gen
eral. It h;ut more than once occurred
to us that the wild and reekle asser
tions of the Jift should be noticed by
the parties more particularly interet
ed, and we are glad that the Generol
has given the jeople of the State fur
ther evidence that the Bee is a black
mailer oftha lowest order. As an old
resident of this county, and as a warm
and honest friend of a great number of
our citizens, the readers of the Ulobe
JournuT, we are sure, will give the let
ter a careful and attentive perusal, glad
to knovr that he defies the world, the
flesh and the devil to impeach his offi
cial record. The people of tlie State
have long known General E. E. Cun
ningham as nn honorable gentleman
and a faithful puhlic ollicer ; they have
long known Edward Hosewater as a
blackguard and villainous liar uuder
any and all circumstances, a man who
has never claimed principle for him
self or his Bee, and we believe to a
great extent in the future the contro
versy will cease to attract notice.
THE PRO-RATA MEASURE.
We rather think the Pro Rata liill is
going throug?!, by the way the Repub
lican at Omaha rants. Something
must hi' up. it can notice its "Platts
uiouth friwiuLs" it last. There is
scarcaly any use of attempting to an
swer the Iltptibliain, for its whole ar
ticle betrays such an ignorance of the
real situation, and contains po many
misstatements of facts, that it would
take more space than we could afford
to expose them all.
Wfc have heard cf the ostrich hiding
its head in the sand. Lutnever before
saw so complete an editorial ostrich as
our new friend of the R pubUt-an. One
would think ho must sfe that every
line he writes, every plea he uses on
what he thinks his sid of the question
is the very best argument to th South
Platte country and the state at large
for the passage of the pro rata bill.
Suppose the facts were ;us he fears
that the 15. & M. and C. P. fc Q. are one
road, practically, and that they can ig
nore their "Omaha connections" some
day. Does he ever rellect that the 1.
& M. road was chartered and built
from Plattsmouth (not Omaha) west;
received a large land grant from Gov
ernment to build here, to open up and
develop this southern country, and that
the citizens of this town and county
gave large subsidies to this very road
to do just this tiling which he com
plains they are going to do? Does he
know that Omaha stole our rights in
this respeet, stole our connections, our
through mails, and everything for the
time, and crowed lustilv at the theft
with insulting jeer and gibe? We
have uo fight with Omaha, we do not
believe this measure would hurt Oma
ha as tiie Republican imagines; but
when they come to talk about their
"rights" and the IJ. & M. "abandoning
Omaha" it is all bosh. It is we who
have been wronged and abandoned.
tml every sentiment of honor, of jus
tice and of law, t.we believe,) should
constrain the 15. & 2,1. to do just what
the Republiun is so afraid she will
do.
GREAT OFFERING
AND
CELEBRATION
AT TIIE
"PHILADELPHIA STORE,"
OF
Soloman & Nathan
xjst
PLATTSMOUTII, NEB.
This is the way the Lincoln Journal
correspondent beads a Plattsmouth
letter:
FLA TTS M 0 UTM .
Cass County Low Taxes, Conseqnently
tlie people are Happy.
We have received from Gen. Cun
ningham (we guess; the nicest little in
vite to be present at Washington. D. C.
to-night at the opening cf the Repub
lican Association of Kansas and Nel
raska. Just fermed in W. And to think
we can't be there.
The Falls City H lobe-Journal, a spicy
paper, by the way. predicts that a num
ber of pajiors will go over to the demo
cracy this fall. Not likely, but they
may lead a successful independent
movement.
There are only two parties before
the people this fall, one of these parties
will win.
To Plattsmouth via the 15. & M. rail
way is generally a very pleasant trip.
The road winding around on the banks
of the Platte river, at the foot of the
bluffs is considered to give the finest
view in the state."
He then says of our taxeti.
"The State and county is 14' mills.
the smallest in any school district !io.
9) being one-half mill, making a tax
of only lifteen mills. The largest in
any district is not over .'50 mills all
told.
The total levy waa only S55.0OO, and
the deticiency November 1st, 18 C, only
62,223.29, and the amount delinquent
at the present time enly S15,S37..'1, of
which the li. & M.R. R. will pay $6,000
During lh75 the treasurer collected
S152.2av.
Horses were trained at 417.CS, and
the returns show $2'j:j,t44. worth of
horses; cattle SI 1.S4. returned 61o2.792
now now many noises anu came nas
Cass county?
llws goes to prove what we have
often claimed that our county was in
good shape and that we are better off
than our neighbors in spite of the
howl.
A GREENBACK MEETING.
COURT WEEK,
.fudge PouaJ opened Court on Mon
day and al! the lawyers are happy.
The farmers who wanted tosaw wbeat
though, weie uot so jubilant. Never
theless matters were fixed up to suit
most of the parties interested. Some
were excused, and others ent a hand
either to farm or court, one of the two.
There is a. full docket and business is
progressing lively now. The list of
Jurors appears elsewhere.
Oc the intelligent and loyal press of
the country the hopes of tlie nation
depend. The people look to the press
for correct information political or
otherwise and on this they base their
judgment of governmental affairs. A
b:uT pair conveys a moral poison
wherever it circulates. If it is edited
with commanding ability, its iowers
for evil are freatl increased, and this
is still further enlarged in proportion
to its circulation. How vital, then, in
view of this, become the necessity of
supporting good papers. Every citizen
who believes in public and private
Tiioniiity- should extend liberal support
to his li.-sie paper. His first duty
shonld b st renal h:i that. If ls has
v!:.l!! g' t ilie I "'iii "i-
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The following resolutions were
adopted at a meeting held in Liberty
Precinct on the evening of Monday
Apr. 17th. The people who w ere pres
ent showed much iuterest and enthusi
asm.
llttulced That the act enforcing
the resumption of Specie Payment
should be repealed and Greenbacks con
tinued as legal tender.
Resolved That the National Bank
system should be abolished, and the
National debt funded so far as possible
in bonds bearing low rate of interest
and interconvertible in Greenbacks,
that one kind of money may be provid
ed for both rich and poor.
Unsolved That we will not support
for position in County, State or Nation
any man who will not take a decided
and unequivocal stand upon this ques
tion. Required That we wish to identify
ourselves with the party known as the
Independent Greenback Party, and
that we believe this to be the only rem
edy for the oppression of the people.
Restnlced- -That we call upon our fel
low citizens of the laboring classes to
unite with us in this our common
cause for the protection of our inter
ests, and that this call makes no dis
tinction between members of either
party.
Rwlced that
jil'i-ivd for publi
!a,utli paper.
W. li. Da vis.
BAUrAfailOUS TODD.
Urother Investigating Todd made an
ass of himself again the other day, a
big one. He stopped the Herald on
the street, and with many abusive, vile,
foul-mouthed and profane words de
clared that we were a liar.'and that he
would make us swallow our words Ac.
Hal he shown any sort of diguitied
passion, and claimed any wrong, done
him by the Hkrald, we would be glad
to rectify ail errors, but when an indi
vidual so far forgets his manuood as
to resort to low, slavish and obscene
epithets as the only n fuge for hi un
governable passiyiis, he drops beneath
Cue contempt even of the Herald,
and we walk away and leave him as
we did Mr. Todd. Calling us hard
names such asg d d d cur, d d dog;
liar; and much worse and viler names
neither hurts us, nor rights Mr. Todd,
but only shows the more his unfitness
to guide and control public affairs
which he aspires to.
It must be remembered that this man
Todd has continually, and persistently,
thrust himself before the publico! this j
county as a model of purity of purpose
and executive ability. This of itself
would not amount to much and he
wouid not merit the notice we hare
given him; but around him grew every
disaffected and turbulent element in
the county. He become the nucleus
for all the sore-heads and unwise ones
to centre on, and he has allowed him
self to be put forward as the mouth
piece for all these.
In this capacity the Herald, after
long silence, simply treated Mr. Todd
to a dose of his own brewing. It evi
dently struck in and will either kill or
cure him, we hope the latter.
We are prepared to open out on the
first of May a grand display, for exhi
bition. A large variety of the latest
styles of novelties in tha way of Cea
tenuial goads of every description.
For the pride of the West and ths
benefit of the citizens of Cass county,
wo have purchased our stock direct
from the manufacturers and importers
of Philadelphia, New York and lies
ton; and we will be the only house that
can give such low prices tht no mer
chant can buy them atjless than tho pri
ces we will sell them for,, and to con
vince you of the fact read our price
now following in plain figures.
Here we Are
American Standard Centennial
calico, choice, 14 yards $1.00
Pemnauts pr. yard SetB
Pleached and unbleached muslin
1 yard widi, 12 yards 1.00
DelaintJ, S yards for 1.00
Domestic ginghams, 10 yds for. .. 1.00
Grass Cloth, 8 yards for 1.00
Dress Linen, 4 yards for 1.00
Linen Crash Towelling 12 yds for 1.00
Table Linen, 4 yards for 1.00
Heavy cottonaies, 6 yards for. ... 1.00
lied ticking. 10 yards for 1.00
A job lot of plaid dress goods per
yard 1"
Summer silks, per yard 50
4 spools Clark's cotton 23
Handkerchiefs, ea.'li 5
Ladies and children's hose prpair 5
Centennial cuffs and collars prset 50
Hamburg edging from oe up.
High top combs, Centennial from
2oc up.
Percales, 6 yards for 1.00
Marseilles, C yards for 1.00
The liueit lines of black and colored
alpaccas, do lble warp, from 2oc up.
A large variety of Ladies linen and
graas cloth suits, ready made, from
S1.23 up.
Ingrain carpet, good, 50c per yard.
Brussels carpet, $1.2 per yard.
Hemp carpels, 27sc.
Standard carpet chain, $1,25 for 5
pounds.
Ladies neck ties from 25c up.
Fine line of lisle thread gloves, also
kid gloves.
Fine lino of millinery goods, Cen
tennial styles.
A ladies hat, neatly trimaied, from
$1.00 up.
Summer shawls, fancy, Ironi $1.00
up.
Summer skirts, ladies, frcm $1.00 up.
Aprons from 25c up.
Lace Curtains. 35c per yard i:p.
A large variety of ladies parasols
frem 25c up.
FINE LINE CENTENNIAL
J
of American t.i i!:e. and is "tli !est,d!;l.m of
the In -t Kifliv'.t noveii t.''
The tod:s a -s;;i!uUrd. :ni'l w:i, :! for a'l
time. The rn-'cli.ifiieal execiitioti is of tr.e iisi.
The ii : i v is of t he Ion est. A ent u. in led ev
erywhere, to Wmoiii ii'er.i terms itnd exclusive
te;Ti'.or ;i:v I'T'-ied.
Forlv-cij-ht w'i!i:!', vei.;p'i'g 4i pities
exch, nr.. I cntti i: i:tr nc;ti! !l!.i.;r iti.jiis
rmi'i'ii te trie st n S-i'i.serihcrs niiTip'.ied
w Hii two volumes i i fi i:i,iiee vnrk iiionth'j.
Klevrti M"ii.h-' Deliveries iil voSumo. .ire new
rexdv. Price tn elc'h. irilt extr i. xer volume
l..rj : llu'f Ti.rkey. tilt ton, For trnc.s.
etc.. address
K. J. II AI.r fS. PoLIIxIierx.
2t4 17 Murr;y Stre.-t. ew Voik.
I
WINDHAM'S
BEAL ESTATE:
-AND- j
COLLECTION AGENCY. !
AT COST !
FOR CASH I
Store lor Sale or
jFURMTU
Rent ! !
W. D. JONES'
NEW LIVERY STABLE,
PLATTSMOUTH, NEB.
The old HONNF.lt STA1II.KS la rir.ttsmoulh
Ne'o.. have jiit been ie;tied I'V Dr. Jones, and
lie will i'"'ii n new and handsome livery on and
Jifter this (late. The Shiest and best of bursts
;nd can !ai;es always ready to let.
SADDI.K HOKSJtS CHEAP.
Horses kept for Sale
or to Trade.
HORSES TRAINED AND BROKE.
ALSO
I desire to five netice tha: I bar a lanre.
handsome buck, barn, with i!eny of room Tor
horses and w:.o:i. 1 ean nt "fiiriners sto k
an l wagons, loads of fcr.un or itnyllii'it; ail un
der cover, ic th. dry. Ueincn.'oer tills.
Thanktr. all my old i.ntro.is for their m:i:iy
favors, 1 solicit their trade in the new place,
satisfied I cm a'-C'ii'ii. iou.it e mem bailer and do
better by them than ever b.ioie. 3-yl.
HO FOR THIS
SltHcIs: grilles I
IN PLATTSMOUTII.
AM Hi All KTflHE,
-OF
J-M. ;l"IKt:-.S old stand still kej.t ir by
the ul Hive.
ClUARd. TOBACCOS, d-C, WHOLE
SALE d- RETAIL.
Vt'K KKKI-
Good Goods, Buy Largely,
And invite trade to call and mi;ie. Uf
SILVER PLATED WARE.
lllectre-rintc-d Table Ware,
AND
Ornamental Art Work,
IN (IKK AT VAKIKTY,
MANUFACTURE I) B Y THE
Meriden Britannia Company,
830 Brondwiiy New York.
The besf :latd rKNS and Forks aie those
silver ji'a'ed heaviest on the arts where ne
cessarily the most wear comes", and bearing the
Trade Maik.
is i7-:to; i.ks jt ioTii i:i-:xi I.
N. ?. This trre.st improvement in Silver-Plated
Sjihoiis and Forks is aonlied a!ise to each
grade of Plate. A 1. Hud VI :. , as ordered.
1 lie l"r(ice-.s snd M ichineiy for manufacturing
tln v' K'ds aie Patented. The ei ra or "Stun -dard
Pl-te" made by this Company is htamped
A l, kimnly. and is plated "Ji per cent, heavier
than the ordinary niuiket ist.iiuiaid.
fV- Fi:t Premiums awarded at all Fairs
w here exhibited, from World's Fair of lvli.' to
American Institute l"u.:r. 1S74, inclusive.
50!!i6
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THE MARKETS.
HOME MARKETS.
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ALSO
A very, fine assort
ment of ROG
ERS BROS.
PLATED WARE,
warranted the
best in th
world.
t- Stock af
Men,' & wear.
Boots nnd Shoes and Hals and
Caps, Cloths, Ci-di-meres
&c. &c.
Trunks, Valises and
Umbrellas.
Men's Neck Ties
gloves, hosiery,
and everv
thing a
gentleman needs.
All of which can be found
at the old and well known
tore of
SOLOMOX& XATIM-X.
P. S. All ve ask is to have
fthefsrdfis to Marriaae- , . , '
l(,.l.ff.,r -Vnnn l?en Iron the ' VOll COH1C ami lOOK at OUT"
joods, and we are sure you
must buv.
DICK
Feed and Sale Stables
Corner oth and Pearl Sia.
iiokhes ii-ah;ku py tub
YTi:r.7i, OR MOXTII.
HOUSES BOUGHT,
SOLD OR TRADED,
For a Fair Commission.
TEAMS AT ALL HOURS.
Tartieu'.ar attention paid to
Driving and Training
TSiOTT2." fcTQCK.
Will a!o have for service during the season the
CEI.KHrtAI'r.M ItOUKK.W:
NO KM A X k TA L All AX.
Kiiiiwn an tint
IV. I). J iKS II R5ti K.
i.'tCFr p irtteiiiart sh l1ts orprwlen. 3vl
G. F. GYGER,
Painter Grainer,
PL A TTSMOUT1I, NEB.
Also ail kinds of
PAPZR HANGING
AND
GLAZITG,
Ptie to order In yooj stvie.
1 have a new s.-t ! (Ir iiiilnc Tools, and
to do work In me l.evt and
win folly prepared
latest stv.e.
AI0
iv.k;ov jl viati A;?
i.no'ilre at Mike ssnii'!
shop.
PAIXTISG.
nhetS I;la'l:Mi'iih
-kjif
Wheat
Com
Oats,
Kye
Hurley
Flax Seed.. .
li.'lis
Cattle
l!uck wheat,.
. . . . "t's ;
Ts-cr-o !
.v,riy
2'zi' i
1 COeci ;v
0 li I
3 IW.4 U.I i
50 I
LATEST -NEW
Money,. . .
Gold
YOP.K MAUKETS
New Yokk. April 12.
,6
1 13
Flour
Wheat....
Com
Oits.
l:ve
liarl-y,...
Hou's
Cattle
LATEST CI1U ACO MAliKKIS.
CHi:;i. Ap'il 12 I
5 00 i
V
47 !
j j
... 2VrS 4'
. ..4 JlK)
stki;k;ht & millcis,
Harness .lanufaoliirers,
KAI)I1.E
liill OLES.
nnd All kind bf liartiesii st.ok,
bind.
Cm.LAKB.
onKtHnUy Mil
Of every description
Cheaper Tluni Ever.
Soma tilings errn
BELOW COST ! I
Chamber Sets, $25 and up.
Dressing Bureaus, $12.50, up.
Bureau Stands, $7.50, up.
Bedsteads, $3, up.
Extension Tables, $7.50, up.
Chairs, $50e., up.
Boston Rockers, $2.50, up
Centre Tables, $6, up.
Wool and Wire Mnttress
es, very Cheap.
Everything in the Furniture
Line, Cheap.
If you don't believe it call
and see Cor your-
SHEYOCE'S,
PLATTSMOUTII. Nil II.
Vm. Gramberq,
IeIer;ia
lumber Coal
rxATTssioLTU, Nhp , Op. Plaits Valley liou.se.
On hand all kind of
LUMBER, DOORS SASH. BLIXDS,
SHINGLES, LATHS.
ALSO
MouldingS,
BUILDING PAPER,
CEMENT, LIME,
Plaster Paris, etc.
AT LOWEST MAKKKD EATLS.
ISnij C-JI RJid Kxami
Head the ffbS
S3
fsaeut
We have employed tho
OLD RELIABLE
1
mmmi
Jas. B. Folden.
Now. Frieaus, if you. want
Fair Dealings, and to go home
satisfied, bring in your
Wheat.
Wo also respectfully announce,
to you that we hava got
on a full line cf
Vlot hi tig.
Dry Goods,
Groceries,
Queens ware.
Boots & Shoes,
Notions,
5c , d:c,
Saw
OUR
Mill
Yard
I take pleasure In atinomicini; to the rmhlke. (lo
in?; business in the State of Nebraska, and
especially in Cass County, that I hav
established in cotmeelion with my
l.eal Practice, a
COLLECTOR,
AND-
REAL ESTATE AGENCY !
A uina year,' residence In State and County,
with constant business relations anions the peo
ple, have tpialilled me for transacting business
tf this character with
GREAT FACILITY.
All business entr.ixtej to my care by firms r
individual, will receive" immediate al
.tulioii. All
Moneys Collected,
SF.niTTEI) PBOMFTLY.
REAL ESTATE BOUGHT & SOLD !
TAXES PAID!
tBiiineas Lrltera A twiereI Protnptfy.
a. u. vri VMHAM,
Platt-suioutU, Nk.
FOR SALE.
A desirable residence five room, jootf cel
lar, cistern, well, &c. Apply to
It. It. VS'IN PHAM.
FOR SALE.
A Kood farm of to) acre,, all under eultivatlon,
on reasonable tefius. Apply to
H. II.WliDHAX.
FOR SALE
An imrroved farm of fO ai res, tha north half
(n't) of the north-west quarter (uw) of veclfon
32. town 10, range 14. .j.f to
47tf li. It. Windham.
FOR SALE
A farm of itO acre,, partly cultivated, can be
bought on 4 years time. No payment required
down. Apply to K. lt.VisiiiiAM.fj
FOR SALE
On reasonable terms, a farm of 160 acre,. 100
acres uuder cultivation ; good water. &c. Ap
tly to & WlKDBAH
FOR SALE
A raluable city rekidence, with Taluable I in -urovetueiils,
and oa reasonable terms. Apply to
47tX li. B. Windham.
FOR TRADE.
I will trade a desirable residence In Koek
Muffs foratipan of good horses. Apply t
47tf K. B. WlSPHAM.
U HEAT BARGAINS.'!
Fitly (SO) lots In riattsmouth for Hale at $fi00.
ApPl' to li. I!. WlMlMAM.
CARPENTER WORK !
W. L. Tucker,
ha, removed to the buihlinir opposite Math
ews Hardware Store. (On 4th Street. Ret. Ilain
mid Vine.) Where in addition to other work,
uc will s;i e s, eclal attention t
REPAIRING FURNITURE,
MAKIXG I'll! CHE F ft A MLS. .IC.
Also Apent for the COMMOV SKNSK IKON
l.NO TAHI.KS. of which I have a
number on baud ; call
and see ihem.
Careful Work and Prompt Attend
ance to Calls.
40-1 v WM. L. TUCKER.
4
CHANGE OF FRONT I
Hatt Goes Out, and Marthis
COMLS I 7
Th same old bucher shop, but .INO. MAKTHIS
is Bin;; to run it awhile.
Having leased 1 lie Old and well known
Itiitcher Shop of Mr. Hatt. I am prepared to
furuisli
GOOD ROASTS.
CHUlt f. STFA KS.
FRESH FOWLS,
n;i.t i'tV JOISTS.
I cordially Invite all the old customers of Ihe
Shop, to cohiinue their patronage, and respect
fully n-k :ts many new fines a, feel inclined to
to ileal with me. to come forward and buv.
Plattsmouth. .lan'v l jth. 176.
JOHN MAKTHIS.
Fruit Confectionery,
AND
Grocery Store
NUTS,
CA5DIES,
TBAJk
SUGAKS,
COTTBSfi,
TOBACCOES,
FLOUR.
e.
Kememhr the place. ojro Ite E. C. Drey't
on l-wei J!.i:i Street.
21-ly
ST HEIGHT tt- MILLER.
ni.-i of r.irors aiid AI-u-cm mi early .tie. Alan
I hood rest ned. l.upcuinietits to Marriage r-- i
I moved. New method ot treati.ieni. New a. id i
reniarUal le lvniedics. Pioks and Circi!:rs sent
free pt seeled envelojies. Address ill HVAKD J
I ASSOCIATION. It N. Ninth St.. Philadelphia.!
' i'u liistitutu.il liaviiii;aliii:hreiiitatioii for I
ROZBTTA
ORNAMENTAL NURSERY !
MR. WM. F. BENNETT,
At 1. II. Wheeler & Co.'s OfT.-p hi this City, is
.fSent for "a-, Connl y, tor the
CLI.ECKATfcD
Rozctt:i. 111., Nurseries.
the prolncts of which are with proper care,
wan anted to rov in tut soil and climate.
MIS. BEiNNKTT
will furnish ("re Mihousc, P.cddin. and Ilo::se
)'.;.'. fl'.i-V-" Kv".T' n. Austrian, and
Wajfr I1". P.uropean Ijireh. Nor
w av Sprnee. ArlMr X ll;e.
Ilalsain Til, Honey lcut Plants. o-.ai;e Oraae
Pjaiit'. si"ed. Ac, al the very
LOWEST KATES.
IVETtra early Vermont Potatoes for Seed,
only l.npr-v M"rin K & W KI.IJ. ,
is well stocked with
Cottonwood
Fencing,
AND
Building -Material,
Axle Trees,
AND
Wagon Tongues,
Come xrben you need anything in ur
line, and yet value for yur money.
j.& ri.snera
J9f Am our advaruMr ba sol mala turn .l.i Otm
DMDt .Itocn her diMinct, w sriil Lufcervro aod mltt
rmta it m (ulioirt :
E. li. POOTB, r.r
Anthor of Plain Horn Tftlk, U11cal Connma fsema
Rii-no. in Rujtt. ate. 13U Lexinrton Aenna
K..t aUi Btwti, N.w York, aa IifDRPEiinm
Parsii-lAif. wml all forma of UnjTing r CArvnta
Iliwsiwa. ao i rmviTaa lattan from ail parw at tfaa
CiriuiED Woau.
By hi. originnl my of oorwInerlTn MrrticaJ Pra
h U uooMfiilly trwatinc nnirmnn r.t:fit tn
Knrope, Uia Weat Indies, Ilomlnlon
Cauiila, wl in er.ry part of lb. Vaibnl mMrn.
NO TVIKItCTJItlAI-i
Or deiirrious dniir. n1. H hn rtorin th p
twMity thn yaars. traatad !." ulir M"r;j w qtiWa
40.0OIJ caaa. All fact onEoecixd with each ra nr.
csrefuily rroordl. whether tJiey Im communIcat1 try
letter or io person, or olwerTxt by th. Iolor nr hia
aavx.-iat uhraieiaiia. Th lattM' aa mii adecofia
madical ima.
E0W ISVALIDS AT DI8TAVC2
Ara treated. All itiTaiid. at a rtirnce are rnqntred I
to anrer a liat of plain qnun. elfcoit. erery
irmiMn under which the ia.aiid rutTetm. Ail aim
mnruioit traut alricUt cnnMtMntnl. A onrnpleta
.rieiD of remitter in isre.cnta ntKirakas or ooiifumua.
11. cif qae.ion. aent frne. cm aptiwtlfn. to any par,
of the wjrld. Hizty-paire milet of E.iUKifCKa o
ScVKsa, alao aent free. All tbeaa testimonial. ar
ti'ta thM who hava btten traated by mail aod eirrea,
Aovicji la orrin, oa ut nu or caaaaa
Cail on or addroaa
DR. E. B. rOOTE,
So. 120 Lexington At., S. T.
MIKE SCHNELLBACITES.
ASZ
1TAQON T2KIArai.
All kiudi of
rAm urPLKiram
mended
NtaUy S PrvmfUf
:0:
Horse, 31ule& OxShoelng,
In short, vre'll shoo anything that ha
four foot, from a Zebni to a Giraffe
Coma and see us.
ILSTIETW- SHOP,
on Fifth St.. between Main and Vine 3tres
Just acros th corner fium tha kw HkKLu
OKFUa. oy
SAGE BROTHERS,
Denial- la
TSSff-WJBLR:
ETC.. STC, KTC.
Oi tXOf K of the Pont XT,e,
euraslca.
rt-aetieal Worker la
SHEET IRON, ZINC. TIIT.
21 ER r, Ac, .
Irga assortment of rtart! nad Raft
COAL STOYE3,
Wood and Coal itoes for
HEATING OR COOKING,
Always ou Ilr.ttA.
Krery Tartety of Tin. Sheet fro. ta4 WLm
W'ark, kept in Ktork.
MAKING AND REPAIRING,
Ione on Short Notice.
rWE VElt VTHIXU W A II ft A TfTIDt t-M
rUICLH LOW RW!I.
9U SAGE BROa
FETZL'R tt WARD I AN.
Blacksmiths & Wagon Makers,
Cor. Washington Are. and 8lh
Haritic lately bought out I.EN IIOKK " Of t
ST A N I we are "prepared to do all work braarl -.
to us In this line.
Horse-Shooing
DONE BY SKILLFUL WORK US A
ALL KINDS OF
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
tr.tf
3t F. y D E L ,
with niATEss aji) UMraTrw.
WEEPING WATER ADS.
Fleming & Race,
PZAI.PK.S I
DRY GOODS,.
GROCERIES,
HATS.
ca pa.
BOOT.
and Ncriort.
And rrTicnrilnrpIIea. 0jrI7jr.
Our Goods are all Nuts,
and we sell them C HF.A T
THY US ONCE. AND S ". T '
,40jl) WEEPTVQ WAT1 7L Fi'fr
FOR TOLB
laaar
Better you cll on d
Ben Hempel.
HE'S THK MAN.
KEEPS AN EATING HOUSE
ON LOW Kit MAIN JT;.i UT.
PLATTSMOUTH, - - - H h 7r
Meals at all Heirs.
Ales. Wines and t'Md Liquor .' ' uv-i f
sonably. f vr your beneflt if j on
VyX Ji. HEMP UU Prvj
Attention Farmcrt. !
Ttie Grey Pt : '
will be at my Livery P..'n I:i pt.i:ttr ..-.. :
for ervice ti,o ensuing t-.r. -i '.i-T r
the
FIRST DA Y Or' '. PRIf..
NOKM -N H an Iron fJrer s-4;, . :.: r
a Norman Horse. Ins Im i . . i:.
weighs l.4 0 pounds. I I. ;., - : L "
known in Cats l oumy to . , ; -; ,-..
tiou.
TKItllH TO IXMI II?:
when mare js known to ;.
with. Care laKen l i ' ..; , . ,,! , ; .
Ii o iesiiiusi!i':ly skoi.M v.
I lr. J DM n.hl
Robert r
kirn. I iiUT.
"s
5
J. INHELDER l 50N,
I)KLKI.s IX
VOOTS. SHOES. ASO GItOf ET1IES.
Of every kind, at the lowest jcsMble rates. Also
DEALEKS IN GRAIN.
For which the highest CASH juices are paid.
Hides and produce of all kinds bought al
IJea-sonshle rates.
nnrXHRK" T.TIOX (Cedar Creek.)
' " WJL
UunM to jzU JTKmcs PUtin Jfomt Talk
1 and Aicdioal Ccftuicn. Sense. -Also
i Tr Feotes Science in Story
FvrPirtkulars address
ILuraj-Hi it ltibiishi n$ Cosipasy 129 Tnsildt
) NEW YORat
Dr. Berber Tonic Sowal and tilt Pillj.
Theaa piliaara aa lnfJliM. rmady fur eonatipatios
as I Dii1-, oaiiMl by weakna. or aupreainon of th
TvciOAitie motion of the boweia. They vary (an'l
' l ima the mrtir ty of tha imeattcal canal, prodoo.
' Wt Mooi. and reliara piUwatone Thonwnda baaa
. baen ciire-1 by tham. lr-.ee VJ oanca. aant by mall oa j
renvt tf pnoe. Pre pared oaiy Of jr. 1LFBID
j llICHARDT. PuAaatAOin, JJ Poraru Artra,
; N( York City.
i.Dr. Bsrgtr's Compound Hull Ixtract tt
Ehabarb and Dandelion.
Th. bet combination ofpor.ly veataola mort "Sral
to siitiraiy replace Ct.ou sToc Hlti. Put. It Mimolata
' ma nrr. incre. tho tow of bila. and tho. ramo
at orre torpi hty of tha liv.r, biltoutneaa and habitual
?n-ti nation, an t tha dtaeaar. arUfni? from auch aa
IreMftsia. ck headtche. fl.tulrno. ete. Tbaaflao
t T-nen uf thu Bttract will be proved, sriatbty. at onoa
to '.he patieot, as ona or two bratiei are ufflclant to
st ar tha complexion beautifully, and remove pimple
.il ataina osuw,i '"y lirer tronble.. Prioa $1 per bottia.
S bottiaa, $i . w4.!l ba km on mr-'pt of tha nrioa
to anv addrev free of rhanre fVrxtarail only b
f. ALFRtU) FIBHAIU)!. PHAC-aM WToOtXT
tnrHrtrrn;
V7"A.a-OlN
nLACKS?HTli
Wayon, Buyjy, Mr' h.r ." . .-
pairiuy, und y,t.-ii; '
PETER RAC
The old Reliable Wa ?on Mal e -
lias taken charge : ',:. .:.....
He la well known ?. a
NO. ! WOT." '.,v,
Stew Wxaa and uttlfs mla
Older
SATISFAC1 ion . a : a ; :. r ;
Shop on sixth street, ; ; . . t
EXPECTORATION
It th act of di- .
chest niMtUr t!i: i ..:
scatterinc und di '
Hint Mdsoiiin; it. :
1 bloat and t he- .
eures (ids. ouv : -lptheria.
Who-
cf Hie limps, Tli i'
ataex of t oiisiii : ;
tualil les are F :
and Aller'alive.
!io"t preriHraik'Ut. 1
triiiifent cfleets i-t
feudinc matter i.i : :
rent liisease of ' !
enintr Ihe cou; '
threat to thro-. fl '
eause the con, t ;
euie rw rfeet . n '
titssiiiK cold oi. ;
rttation. and !
better remedy
clniit. t roup :i I
Lurnis and . h- - , '
Typhoid Fever.
li me n i'
a few JihM o" ; i
nature. No tte:
For sale by V i
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