si
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u'ti-.' l'i.ri- in nAniiMiM'liiu In tin Ladle
, ( l'luMitili jiml rlelnlly llmt.lle
will lit a if li open lier
iliiliacry and .Drfssuiate Parlors.
IN Tt'lWX lil.OCK. VI' STAlhS.
Where s kt t III. lie i!j-i.e.l 'n-liim h New. I'
l''llin mill 'i . .;.-u- I I,-'; i.f i, . lu.lll '
ly. Pili-.! mm v. i.ilc
g u a r a u T r I7. D .
I'lalt t-inuulli.'V l -.V ; . i i".
Secure Tours; if
Forty AeTrs tV in i; '"'-
in Puma's, .:;'
: 1. 1 . ,
UUUIMMI 1 ' '
Jiint ojudde the Citv iiniii-. ' ""' -
vif; ni:siii:N i i"
wl.in :i iliop mail, r any "'I-1' "' " '
C't dinner wider hi own . -I hi,-.
llTV COllJ grub i'l'HI " liilll'l l '
in the Uu,-!y. smoky Siop.
' f A.'vv'1ilce to tilt- ininutiV wulK
. from hi work.
' f'i - JAM. S. MATHEWS,
: JXtt'y at Law uul Real Potato A;
o Maker's Su.ri',wi:i :n.-du- terms n
cut.
to suit
tc from to -50
ne,or fur Cash.to nu n that will bui
Xu Lufs f-r Si-atlit-r !
Id
HEN B Y BCFOK
DKAI.KU I N
SAFES, CHAIRS.
B.TC, ETC., ETC.,
0 All Descriptions.
TALLIC BURIAL CASES
koODEIT COFFINS
sizes, ready inarto r.nd sold cheap for rash,
a r- -v neii ea use
IS NOW KKADY FOR SEUVU'K.
!i many thanks for in-U patrona
all to call ami examine my
LAlKiK STOCK 1111
to. Clark Jr. & Co.
Best aifl Most Mial
pool Cotton,
Ihrt'iVworliirfiir aieat"
Wholesale and Retail ,
BY
lomon & Kathan3
a rrM()iJTii, xkiuiaskaTI
)BERT DONNELLY'S
I5LACKSJUT11
SHOP,
ATacTUne and Plow re-
iring, and general jobbing
prepared to do all kinds of repairing
in and other machinery, as there
is a good lathe ia my shop.
1 PETER RAUEy,
'A Reliable Wagon Maker
iken charce of the wagon shop,
'"ill known as a
NO. 1 WOUKMAX.
1, jons a 11 ii iioisirii raaiir
uruer.
r-nSFACTION GUARANTEED.
kON STREIGHT,
Lssor to Htrpisht Jk. IHUrr,)
M.ISITACTI HIR OP
EEAVY HARNESS.
A large line of
les, Collars, WMps. &c.
ways intock.
kinds neatly done on
hrt notice.
ipteen Fourth and Fifth,
EIGHT. Business Manager.
j M i h wD
j pa n
& t& ri m g
VJ '05 Ml
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4 A Bh
M"ch'anTtsl Mairoser. . tl
it (n n wm mmYwm n
w.-l k a i wm r m s
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'.-Uoj tfd
AT
66 EJiy IlfeM ti'e9'
OF
JOS. V. WECKBAOH,
Finds tlir liuirc.-t STOCK OF
stuck, cut jciiim1 I'm-
OUE DRY GOODS DEPAETME1TT
(iiisistii!! iii part f elegant
DKKSS (i(H)DS, SILKS, SATINS,
' K I,V I :T A N I V I'. I. V KIT. E X S,
FLANNELS,
In
$TJ1P1E IP 111 tlOODS,
in complete assortment.
Carpels, Oil Cloths, Rugs and Mattings,
Our display in this line is more complete than ever.
CHOICE U M 5 IS It il IS ,
In immense stock, for the Fall ami Winter Trade.
jos. "v. "weokbgs:.
sly
LWMBEM
CI1. FAiSS & 7th ST.,
Dealers in all kinds of
SSMI2B9 MIXE HBA5iT5
MME. CEMEJST, JPE.ATJE115
HAIS, HUII.Ma FAFEK,
LOWEST FlIECEi,
TEKI CASH.
wa iwii: i-aik n,ii i r
III I 1 1 1 l wm w
' 1 1
Fcr
JUST RECEIVED,
-SA-vFULJ,
Horse Blankets,
Lap Robes,
A COMPLETE
Collars, Whips, &c always on hand, at
J. G. CHAMBERS & SON'S.
C. B. PARKER & CO.,
LINCOLN AND PLATTSMOUTH, NEB.,
MAM FACTCKERS OF
AMERICAN AND : ITALIAN MARBLE,
AND
Granite Monuments, Headstones, Tablets, Mantles, &c
First Premiums Awarded fvVork at Four State'Fairs. Shop next to Sur
veyor Generals Otnce.
A. S. FOKbtS. foreman, k
DAVID MI LLEI1
LLEIr, TraveHL .salesman.
TIIK - -
-
(iOOD, tin- nmst complete
iii - )('ctiin f tin pulilic.
every ;rale anil assortment
ami a full line of all
OFALL KINDS
FOR SALE BY
flxcelsior
ST.LOUIS.MO
fnle ly J. S. Duke.
LINE OF
Covers &c- &c.
ASSORTMENT OF
AND DEALERS IX
( mmorftTTrPTT TV
) r Llii 1 1 iJiJ'lw w x m c u.
rPLATTSIIODTH HERALD.
Pf BLIsnKD EVERY TflURSDAY
,
IT
Ttie Plattsmontli Herald PnMisMnz Co,
LOCAL NEWS.
TtiHPk!fiving day was one of the
liriglifftt hikI UKMt plensant hi yenr.
C irrutli hat l.keii numlx r of
slio views lately, nl also a fine Tiew
j of the Jpxt over at I'nciic Junction.
Tlit ?- atiirttHl boiuj two yraia
iijr iii Hie Uistrirt court against cer
tain nn!iMn tueu have lieeii lwcnt In
ueil. Tin iniplla in I lie city Krliooll art
h ml rt work ou their coining cxliihi
i ii:li ha. every promise uf unco-.
.Mr. U alter J. H'h't- ia biiil.liiifj uu
it Mil iigii lo lii reiileiio. autl other-
if 1
f iiroviii!f hiit now plen-aut
lioine.
L.i liiviilo will rebuild the Hall
llnu.ic t once and we umlei tiid the
ciinir.u has already been lt to Oui.tlu
parties-
Thaiikgivin; day was observed iu
the city by inauy family dinner parties
and otTicrwUe quite uumeroiisly re
copniz d by our citizens.
AVork has leen pushed forward very
rapidly of late ujhih the Chicaifo ave
nue culvert, which is one of tht motti
suhstaiitial iinpiovemciits of the vr.
Mrs. 'M. A. ISuler, whose carl uiay be
f'HiiiiI elsewhere in thia pnper.ieturneil
fioiu Nebraska City this week, where
she has been ecaed in her Tue of
butinei-8.
Alreidy tin Perkins feels sorely the
need fer ad litional room ; inauy nights
the proprietors being unable after send
all help away, to supply the demand
made for accomodation.
Mr. Kobhiini is building on Went
Main street a larc two story resi
dence, wit 11 stmare roof n high
basement; it wid be one of the beM
residcuce in that locality.
District court adjourned on Suturday
evening with a vast amount of work
remitiiiiii ami awaiting action,
Pt tind conns back the I5lh to hohl a
wet-k-si'ssi(iii to take ii njuity cases.
The T. A. M. Club ave the largest
ball of the season at the Hall, Thanks
giving evening there being one hun
dred and three couples in 1 attendance.
GlenWood was rej resented by six
couph', and others weie piesent from
Omaha, Lincoln. Nebraska City, and
Burlington Iowa. The club and it
o llicers left nothing undone to secure
a complete success and the verdict of
those in attendance is very comple
mentary to them. Supper was served
at Murphy's Central Restaurant.
If the managers of the new opera
house would hire special policemen
and put them in the gallery to make
parties there sit down, take their hats
oil and give a semblance of quietness,
the audience below would be glad to
foot the bid. Friday night last, the
gallery audience, or large numbers of
them, stood up on the scats, walked
around during the most attentive
parts f the play, talked out loud, sat
on the backs of the seats with their
hats 011, and hi ether ways exhibited
their ''iirly education, while the hood
lums tmt iu their time "tiring'' pro
grammes at th! audience. The nui
sance bhould be abated.
Uni.'n services was held in the M.
E. Church on Thanksgiving day, there
being a very good audience in attend
ance. Rev. S. P. Wilson offered pray
er and Rev. J. T. Baird. pastor of the
Presbyterian church, preaching the
seimon. Those only who were present
know the excellence of the discourse,
which was listened to with the closest
attention. It was broad in extent, rich
in thought, scholarly and finished. The
world was brought together; the bles
sings of nations garnered, and the self
evident tiuth of our highest privileges
coming from our nation as a Christian
nation exemplified. It was a sermon
so replete with good, that it should not
be confined to church walls and the
comparatively few who heard it.
The Miln-Burleigh company enter
tained the finest audience of the sea
sou in the ew opera house last Fri
day, t lie -troupe appearing iu Othello,
Mr. Buileigh as Othello, and Mr,
Miln as Iago. To the lovers of the
tiagedy iu the drama, 'he entertain
ment was most highly appreciated.
The cast was the best. tba ever ut
peared before a Plat tsiuout ii audience
and their rendition of Othello was
rccplmiinlly good. Mr. Miln as Iago
persouilied I hat most treacherous
character magnificently, and Mr Bur
leigh whs in 110 iiihuiiit weak, ul
tholigh his conception of his charac
ter is subject to criticism, and much
bel.v McCiiIloiigliV. The visit of
the company was au epoch in" dra
niHtio in les in this city.
TIiom Frauds.
A predicted-by the Pilot the still
hunt af'er election frauds has beeu
w ith'. in results. . I the United States
court at Omaha yesterday, the iiu
maculata Morton brought his grand
jury 5uto court ami after repoi ting no
bills, was discharged. It is reported
that they spent '.wo weeks investigat
ing the alleged frauds iu the surveyor
general's office, and more thau that
time delvine for election frauds. The
result.no bills found.coming from such
a sou tee, is uncomplete vindication of
Surveyor General Smith and Mr.
Valentine, and now the Herald and
the Bee, after having had the investi
gation virtually in their own hands,
have failed to discover auy grounds
for their insane ravines of fraud, they
would at least exhibit a commend
able decency by taking a long rest on
that fubject. Blair Pilot.
List of Letters.
List of letters remaining unclaimed
in the post office at PlattsmouUi, Cass
County, Neb.. Nov. SO, 1882.
Allen MnLC
Brousou Uus Addle
Cutler Tracy
Chambers; B
Castello FeUr
Eturi.ks U S
Efnier Mrs W KI
h'eran K
GusmaP-8
HuU-'btann J. H.
niblirMn
Kidiiui Clin
Lrary James
Miller H 8
Newell Flora
Primmer John
Powell a h
Rhodes James
Reed John V
Rosta Peter
Bom Newt
Taylor Mrs Elizabeth
Taylor Cbas
Ten o an t James
Warren K f
Gilbert Albert
Hausen kue
lltulsou John
lloaarrt A K
lleua W'llleiam
Persons calling for the above will
please say -Advertised."
J. tV. Marshall. P. M.
Dr. Scuildknecut new home will
be on of the handsomest la the city,
and it Is now receiving finishing touch
es and belnf surrounded with an Iron
fencv. , '
A reixirter for the Daily State Jour
nl gives lh following description of
PUttsiueuth in last Thursday's Issue.
It shows what people wiiu come from
other places think of our growth and
prosperity. In the same article is a
full description hf the new Waterman
opera house:
A THRIVING t'lTY.
Platismouth of to day is it surprise
tb one who knew it only a lew years
ago. From a straggling vllhig of a
single street, it ha now epread out
over its "seven hills.' with imposing
brick business blocks lining each side
of Main street trout the depot lo Eighth
street, a distance of mote thau half a
mile, handsome residences and cottag
es dotting the hills iioith, south and
west as far as can be seen, and con
taining a population in exceas of 0,000
people. A beautiful thiee s.ory school
hod-e utaiids upon a hill three-quartets
of a mile west of the tig muddy."
from .he summit of which can be seen
the city- a moat beautiful sight. To
one who has been accustomed all Lis
life, as the writer, to flat, level streets,
it does not seem just the right thii g
this city on the hills yet we are com
pelled to admire it, for it is picturesque
and grand. .
While your reporter Ii.kI not the
tune at his disposal lo "circuhile
around' and get acquainted with the
business meu of I'UUmihi 1 h. he lii
find time lo inverttigate us ioilie iiipia
ity with which I'laitMnouili is iniM
ing up. and the result pinveii ..le.iu i
than, was X pec ted. i'lie iiiVialiK"'
tioll si. i wil that imvl- Hi. bii ..I l.iM
J?iiiuai y there has been enctu ..u
Main street, inclusive ! the i tnii
house, fourteen hi ick bavin s Mucks,
eight of wlilcli are llnee b 01 h h loli,
at ai aggregate cos of $100,000, and
the total number of fiiuue tiiillillugv,
residences and cottages, erected dining
the same period has beeu 1 7 J. at au
average cost of $1,000 each, making
the total amount in building, includ
ing the opera house. $3:tS,000 in eleven
months. In addition to this several
buildings are under contract, which
will be completed before the end of
the year. When you congratulate a
Plattsuiouth man upon this tine show
ing, he smiles coinplacvutly and in
forms you thai their buildings are all
occupied, and they need as many more
The completion of the bridge across
the Missouri two years agj, and the
turning of the Kansas City and Omaha
trains via I'lattsmouth, combined with
the untiring energies of some of her
best citizens, has given the city a start
that is marvelous, and Omaha and
other river towns beltter have a care,
or the -term metropolis may be applied
to Platismouth in the near future.
There is nothing to prevent the fur
ther growth and improvement of
Plattsmouth if her citizens pull to
gether. The hills can be graded, man
ufactures established, colleges found
ed, and w hat is now a city of C.000 be
come one of 20,000 before the next de
cade is ended.
COL'rSTY NEWS.
From the (ireeuwoed Eagle.
M. E. Chcvrout shipped several
hundred pounds ot turkeys and wild
game this week .
K. A. Itydcr paid out 11,043.40 last
Sal urday lor corn for J. A. Connor.
We uiidcrstMid the other three buy
ers paid njt about ihe same.
Mrs. D. II. Devorc, living seven
miles southeast of town, says she
planted one' car of corn and got three
bushels of shelled corn from it. Who
cau bc-tt that?
There will be a I'e.tival hi hi in the
town hiil. by the nu tubers el the M.
E. ihurch ou the 15th of December,
lor the purpose of raising funds to
purccase scat, etc., for the new M.
E. church iu tnis place. Everybody
is invited
The little town ot Gi ecu wood is
paying out $3,000 every day lor cm.
These arc facts whic'i can be substan
tiated by our buyers if necessary
We venture to say right here that
Greenwood is receiving more corn
and paying out more money for the
same than auy other town of its size
iu the state.-
From the W. W. Republieaii.
Wm. Coon, of Grand Prairie, has a
new ten-horse power corn slndler
Thomas & Orton have erected a
street lamp in front of their drug
store.
Mi. E. L. Reed left ou last Wednes
day morning for Chicago, to purchase
holiday goods, and will uol return un
til he has made a complete select iin.
.Mr. A. W. ll.tll, late prjpriiir f
tilt Hall house, recently d.-s:rt ed by
tire at Louisville was in 1011 yeslei
day. Mr. Hall informs i.s that assoou
us the weather permits iu tlie spring.
work will be commenced upou h a new
hotel building. The plans au 1 spec-li
cation of the new building itre n w
in the hands of Architect Yoss. of
Omaha.
One evening last week the youag
folks in the viciuily of Elmwood
united their forces and made an on
slaught upon the unsuspicious home of
Rev. Edward Root. A general old-
fashioued corn busking frolic ensued,
after which a supper of oysters, which
had been brought by the raiders, was
served and a general good time was
had until a late hour.
Some two weeks ago Mr. Frank Fow
ler, who resides two miles west of
town met with a painful accident
which has cost him the sight of an eye.
He lumped from the top of a load of
hay, landing among some high weeds,
one of which was forced into his eye,
under the ball. The eye proving quite
painful the unfortunate man called
upon Drs. Thomas & Hall, who upon
examination decided that the sight
was destroyed. However, desiring a
more thorough examination, he accom
panied Dr. Hall to Plattsmouth, and
was there re-examined with the eph
thaltnascope. by Drs. Livingston and
Hall, when his worst fears were con
firmed.
The Her ai.u would appreciate idme
money from subscribers snout tnj
time of year, when expenses ran bight
nd demands for money iocease.
If the night without a moon do
not make the city street lamps appre
ciated, one's deeds mnt be of darkness.
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Dearborn St.. Chicago, and the World
Building, New York.
THAT HACKING COUGH can be
so quickly cured bv Shlloh's Cure. W
guarantee it.
WILL YOU . SUFFER with Dys
pepsiaand Li ver Complaint ? Shilohi
Vitalizer is guaranteed to cure you
SLEEPLESS 'NIGHTS, made mis
erable by that terrible courh. Shiloh'i
Cure is the remedy for you.
CATARRH CURED, health ar.
sweet breath secured by Shiloh's Ca
tarrh Remedy. Price 50 cents. Nasal
Injector free. For Bale by
84eowly SMITH A BLACK BROS
Just received, a large invoice of toy
suites, dressing cases, beds, cribs table
chairs, perambulators, sleds, etc.
37tf Harris & Unrch.
Use Will J. Warrick's Condition
powder it excels all others. .'16 14
J 0I1 u 91 .11 liros., tbo hard w are men
will move iuto the Rock wood block
as soon as completed. 36tf
"A Treatise on the Horse, regular
price 25 cents, 111 v price 15 cents.
3614 ' W. J. War kick
try win .. Warrick s poultrv now
der for cholera, drooping, Ac, and be
convinced cf it merits. 3bt4
Itabv organs, family oriraiiH of varl
mis styles. Prices. $22, $00, i'jO, 7'2,
$93 and upwards; we can suit vou all
iu si vies and prices. Opera house
block. 365
I ine spun silk parlor suites 19 per
cent less man uniana prices.
37 tf If AKius & Unhth
Bremners crackers at Bennett A
Lewis . lmo.'H
BremnerV crackers at W. H. Bakers,
Coal oil at Warracl 's drug storc.864
Bennett &
crackers.
Lewis sells
lmo34
Bremner's
M. B. Murphy sells Bremner's crack
ers. lmo34
Paints oils and varnishes at War
rick's drug store. ltno34
Week bach sells Bremner's crackers,
Go to Warrick's for wall paper and
wiuaow curtains. imo34
Mrs. M. A. Buler. Ladies Nurse, of
long exerience. west or Reference,
Residence, Picnic Hill.
Plattsmouth, Neb. Aug. 31. ,S2 3m,
At Schlegel's cigar store may always
oe rounu me very nest brands of smok
ing and chewing tobaccos in the mar
ket. . SOtf
Perfumes, fine soaps, combs, brushes
KC at, v arricK. a a rug store. lrno34
John R. Cox the hardware man, has
now av "! tinR. Consult
lor pnees on aii Kinds or tin -work
23tf
cniege s special lirai.ua of home
manuiHeiiireo cigars are Ibe leaders in
me, iiiimi-i ni ire m.ide from the
nest, quaiuv 01 tooacco. OOtf
50,000 TO I.O,t o. F4lii
IA"I-1. TERMS EASV. '
tf SI I.I.IVA. UUOI.EV
- Save your teeth by using Dr.Clut
r's (ilycerine Tooth Tablets. lUnnti
ter 1
Beauti-
fy! Cleanse! Preserve!
tf
J. Levy
Haa reiurnert business again, will bu,
and sell all kinds of Furniture Also
buys Iron, Metals and Rags. I advance
money 011 all kinds of goods.
Jacob Lkvy
Plattsmouth. Neb. Oct. 14, iK2"lr
Don't forget that a Mason & Ham
lin orgau is a holiday present ti,
will stay by your dear friend lot,.
than almost anything else you
give aud give her better saiisfa,.,:1
Mt5 James Pel teo a "n-
Dwluianst Dolmans I
A full and complete line jn ..
latest styles. The ladies will ?'! "
lock complete a.,d we are selling Ht
the lowest margins at J. vr y V1
bach's. " ' :o;f
For Sale.
Eight quarter sections of -farming
lands in Cass county on r'
rmable terms iuauire of ....... reas-
. ul in
26tf nattsjuo,,,,!;',
New Mosie More.
Piano', organs, and muiCHi .
chandise at Opera houebocr'a.,l:r
For Sale.
Forty acres of laud one ,ai
...m Pl illamnnlh ... .v. - . ..V11
from Plattsmouth, same u-111 i ni,'
in whole or in lots to suit hUr, 'd
Innuire of
Inquire of
37 1 5
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Farm for renl near town- iK
tor sale. Inquire of J. D. i,)r,J arn i
3613 !
Crites and Ramsey, attom
Notary Public, aecond door y and
Court House. Plattsmouth vL1 ' 1
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