f
L I READ,
T lx aiimniMfiii tr tlic IjiIiv
n'.! mi. Mn.uiv lh:ith
i in I ! iia) s opru tier
uA MimYw Parlors,
; IlT.O(?. Ul'-STAI US.
Ml il-V'-.l t. 'lu.h Nisv, Yt-
I l . Ml 1. r iI.h k ..I ;HlH. , l;tl-
HANTEED.
ll. fc ft. ltiJ --j.i3.
rc Yourself a
O 'NL JB !
i.niti i") lit i.ny i-m,
rimer's Addition,
aujoimmj tuk
RAILROAD SHOPS,
i the City limits, anl not sub
i cl to city Tnxc.
! IKS I PENT LOTS
, mini, or any other man, can
m i): r under hi own roof nn J
r;rut ironi h dinner jmii
"c ilMsty, nmoky hIioih.
:re ti ton minutea' walk
n l.li work. Cull on
JAB. S. MATHEWS,
: Luw and Real Estate Ar;eut.
' -" Store, will make tcrm to suit
;vom $LO to $50
"tor for Ciiili.to uicn that will Imild
' Lot fur SptculuU-r I
NRY BCPCK
DKALER IN
kfc'ES, CHAIRS.
tc, rre., ktc.
All Descriptions.
LICBTOIALCASE?
uly made miiI sold cheap for cash.
FINK HEARSE
THE
-'' V. i' ?Ss
t.- m r it- t..v
. - -a c. . r i
:n.t v ron sr.uvicK.
tl::iukx for past p;-vtiinn s;e.
- -IT ::iii examine my
!.a:::k STOCK of
r3 Hi (4
r 0 .Sis
fib I
DAYLIGHT STORE.
RillLineGajieiaiKerGiiiinriise
Pull Lino General Merchandise,
At Bottom Prices for Cash
At.Bottom Prices for Cash
JOS. V. WECKBACH.
SO HAVE WE MOVED !
.VXD YOU WILL FIND US IN Till:
LEHfUHOFF BUILDING,
Oiito Win. I lerold's, with a full line of
J. G. CHAMBERS & SON.
PLATTSnODTII HERALD.
iM'nt.fHHKDEVEUY THfRSPAV
liV
Tbe Plattsmonth Herald Pablisiini Co.
LOCAL NEWS.
J. Newberry, the new jutlc In
the thlnl ward, is having lota of busi
ness these cold days, having tried three
cases last week and begun 5 ;uany
wore.
WILL J. fjf WARRICK
PRACTICAL DRUGGIST,
Sl'CCESSOIt TO O. F. JOIIXSOX,
PURE DRUGS, CHBHIGALS AND MEDICINES,
OILS, PAINTS AXD V A I.'.X IS II fCS, (LASS. PUTTY tf- DYE STUFFS,
FINK SOAPS. PFRFUMKUY AN IS HUSH ICS,
LAMPS AND LAMP FIA TUHFS,
Books, Stationery 5 Wall Paper
This is an unhealthy town for dogs,
it's a stormy day that two or three
re not sent to the "happy hunting
grounds" by our wide awake chief of
police.
The ice harvest still continues with
unabated vigor. AVe opine there will
ba u dullness in the ice cream maiket
next summer that will make every ed
itor in Nebraska smile with satisfac
tion born of long years of privation.
John It. Cox, one of our bout hard
ware men, lrw removed "tKk into
a larger room, the one bidoiijflujj to
Win. H iro'.d formerly occupied by
the Monarch I'.illiard hall. May hi
trade continue t- iiiT'uc Ih0 w ish
of the JIkicai.i.
Several accidents have occurred
tliH week Irom Hie c.utlcsnt of the
coaiteiK, n lio i;:ny In found o'.i every
licit that is fleep enough t fclide
down up -m: luckily t nn t!m tar
Iihvc '.(C.n 'iiiini', bul if tlm-il n:i
chorit'n.'H ' not put a stop to sou.c of
it vc vcntiiio the yucn tli-i i he iv wilt
be broken limbs to -n Iff f ore tie
ivc.fi. i over if nothir. worse.
ODicial returns show I'Mc'itg.)
rlcvatois contain 5,41,755 bushels of
w heat. ,f3,4,- bushels of corn, 1.537,
buahcis of oats, 4077 busi.ela of
rye, ami aiO.i'SO bushels of barley,
making u grand total of 10,5'.,3,5(8
bushels, against 10,4CS,:;01 bushels a
week atto.und i0.djii,'.'44 biialicld at il.ii
period lust year. Vessels in the hai
bor are ladened with "i-0,800 busliels of
wheat and 174,00 bushels of corn.
V. Crawford, K. II. KlmbaP, etc. Tl.e
number contains 2H quarto payt,
niul over ton eiubcllihmcnts, and the
price fur u copy is only ''.) cevt or f;$
u year, (Mit-tpaid. Mr Frank LclIo,
rub!isli-r, M. M nnd (,7 Vnrk ria.o,
Ximv York.
I. O. U. T.
Stieoud Day's l'roceedlufs.
form,
And all articles usually kept by Druggists
Physicians Prescriptions Carefully Compounded.
riattsiuoutli, November 2d, lSSJ. 4Jt;)m.
ALWAYS AHEAD!
BENNETT & LEWIS,
LEAD G
f
Conn- to the front with a complete stock of
Staple and Fancy Groceries
FRESH AND NICK.
AVe always buy the best poods in the market, and guarantic
select. We are sole agents in this town for the sale ot
'V-rvthiiig
l'ElU-KOTlON" (iliOUNI) SI'ICES,
"Clark Jr. & Co.
AND T1IK CKLKRIi.VTKH
1 1 MfiiJTnT
vjjg Most Reliaols
III Cttn
vrrM, fr al? at
Isale and Retail
DY
& Nathan,
o MOUTH. NEBRASKA.
:.;T DONNELLY'S
A2ID
-j il.LAC'KSillTII.
' ' SHOP,
; ;yy, ilathine ami Plow re-
.7, ctai general Jobbing
. i-:irvt tn io all kitiits of repairing
...ui iii.T machinery, xs ih. re
u good laliic in my shop.
PETER RAUEN,
Reliable Wason Maker
a choree of the wasuc shop,
aownaa
1 WOUKJti'K.
;-,; nod Baxsi made t
y Order.
?ACT10X OCAP.ANTKED.
JN STREIGHT,
Vr-r to Ntrelsht A. Hlller.)
ITACTTB 1KB OF .
The fciipieme eouil of Iowa has fin
ally settled the question about suing
parties over theni ft ho leside in Ne
braska in favor of the plaintiffs. Tl:ai
means if on have a ch.i.n aj;;iiist ;i
man in thf shops here you can g.u
nishce lh'. etuuptin V ut I'aoiilc J UUw
tiou and tak his wr.ges entire, he be
ing allowed no exemption oyer there;
this will help sum j of our business
men out h re, but it is hard on the
fellows that dead beat their way under
cover of our Nebraska exemption
laws.
How is this from the Kearney coun
ty Gazette of last week :
One of our citizens, W. II. Green,
while drawing a pail of water frO'S a
well owned by Mr. Thorn, discovered
yellow particles in the sand at the
bottom of the bucket and upon exam
ination, and upon examination it was
found that :he sand was full of it. It
has since been tested by the best of
our experts who pronounce it gold,
ilr. Green lias forwarded a sample of
it to Lincoln where a thorough test
will be ruado, and should it prove true
a company will be formed at once to
sink a shaft and the boom of Minden
will be great.
it
BATAVIA" CANNED GOODS,
Nothing liner in the maiket. I'l.ift's "Tipei" bifiul of K.titinjr.re Oysters
always on hand. Come and see us. We -vilS make you glad.
F3 kT?3I
. MOHMXO SUSP ION.
Orand Lodjfe opened iu dne
V, C. T. Miuick iu the chair.
Minutes of first day's afternoon
sefcsiou read and improved.
The auditing committee's report
showed the gross receipt for the pat
year were l,C'Jt!.81.
One year ago tiio iadebledueas waj
soinethlng over 1,400; this year the
entire indebtedness is $501.83, which
will soon be paid off.
The finance commit tee recom mend
ed that all warrants be paid accord
ing to their uiimbeis, the lowest
numbered to bo paid tirt Adopted.
The olllce of . W. C T wa made
honorary.
The sairy t thu ti. W. scvrelary
ws.8 ltxed at 17A for the coming year.
The psr capita tax a lixeil at fif
teen cents per year.
The following ,y.a duly eiei tod lor
ilio ensuing year:
CJ. W. C. T.. F. J. Sibley, Lincoln;
(J. W. C, .1. K Morrison, Pl.itts
mouth; (i. Y. V. T., Anna (. Sun
llrrs, Syrituituej W. S , M. Weaver
ling, Ileal ritv; G. W. T , J K ilop
pcr, Faiili -I.i; Gun'l bu;.t. Baud of
Hope, ltc v. co Scott, ion; repre
sentatives 'o l. Y, (j.Sj.J. 11. KnioS,
ICov. (j. u, Sou; alternates, . II. M.
McCartnoy, L. II. Talnir; appointed
ofliccrs, 5,W, C. L. IJ. Palm -r, G
AV. M., (). J. IJ.icou; (;. V. D. M.,
X'ellie White; (i. W. A. 6., John
.Maxw ell; U CJ , John Devius.
At 12m., recess till l;S0p. in.
AITEH.NdOX PKSSIOX.
At 1:30 p. m. t lie and lodge open
ed iu tl ue form, (i. W, C. T. .Minick
in 1 he chair,
I l:e bouils ol i lie (i. . nuil (1. '
W. T. in the Kiiiii of. 1:1,000 each were!
approved, alter which the foiljwinjt
officers were iiuly inslallcdj J
(, W. C. T., K," J. Sibley, Lincoln;
G. W. C. T., J. K. Morrison, n.-itls-motilh
; (i. W. V. T., Anna M. oan
dcr, Unadillai (i W. S., M. Weavcr
linii, Ui-.-it rice; . T , .J. h". I Io -per,
Fairfield; Jeul Supt. I'.un l ol
(lope, Rev. (J. W. Scott, ytitlou; (i.
V. C, J. ii- I'alui-r; (i. V M., ). .J.
I5a on; (j. W. D. M., Nellie AVhiie,
Auburn;. (J. W. I. S., John Maxwell,
Auburn? (J. W. I. (J., .John Do-ins,
O.oe, (5. W; (). G.. Gcorgi' W. Porter,
Table llo.k,
T.ic bafci-i of n presoii'.vioii.-; was
cliauo-od soar to read, one represeut
alive tor lorty members or fraction
thereof.
F. W. Keens, R. W. G. .s., reported
the following- resolution: That the
O. Y. C. T. be refused to commission
deputies from among I ho Scandina
vian population with the view of
spreading Good Tcinplarisui in the
State ol Nebraska, and tlio same was
adopted.
An impromptu collection amount
ing to $10 was taken tip for the pur
pose of purchasing Richardson's
Temperance lesson book, with a view
of introducing thorn into the public
schools of the State.
Hell. G. Bigelow offered the follow
ing preamble and resolution which
was unanimously adopted :
Wherea?, It has pleased our Father
in lleaveti to remove from time to
eternity, Sister Kitnn i Pardee 'Smith,
who died ot consumption Sept. (!th
18.SJ, ut her home iu St. Kdwards,
Nebraska, and
Whereas, As Sister Smith was a
member ot this Grand Lodge, a sister '
iu the early morning of life lu pa-
cd to that temple above. Therefore
be it
Resolved, That we as i body ex
press by a rising vote our sorrow for
i the I iss of a worthy mem'ier of our
I order, one that was ahvaj 8 a rertdy
liflho cause of
leccivhii: tl.eir HiiiKi: .!
f f,ivo- onu 'j
it,. . . . . . . i
KIT CO-t. J; IH'i l.lfl.
to m.tkti heroes oiityf-
Ax tlfinon
,t at inn, and
:;ny d.'siiw
brtck-hMrtd,
bloody-hnudtd vili;uia. V if Mr,
James is seut for by the governor of
Minnesota with an invitation iu the
form of a requisition upon the govern
or of Missouri for his pieious body,
he may not expect the same gonial
hospitality that he has experienced iu
the neighborhood where he has been
recently abiding. Inter Ocean.
J 1ST THE THIMJ
M.rli- Coldnn Cough lUhom Tulieo
f!i!i Willi iho I'ecpla Thnn
Any Other
REAL ESTATE
-(AND)-
ltMOO)0a
FEAML a Till
Dealers in all kinds of
T.,
m
BS-MTBS, MIXEB PAIWTS,
And Tinner s' StocTi
OF ALL KINDS
FOR SALE BY
V ., ,,..
v vA If
it j
flicelsior
ftte
New Yorkjs indulging in a sort of
highland fling ecstasy over the bril
liant business prospects shining before
trade in. the coming inonths. A review
declares that money is llowing in from
every direction, and any one holding
the scoop-shovel of tact, and industry
can make a good harvest of silver dol
lars. Ex.
If the wise financiers iu New York
city can see such glowing indications
of prosperity for the coining month-',
and are already feeling the effect of it
to such an extent as to maXe it not a
prophesy, but a fact, our merchants
litre should certainly be encouraged at
the outlook ; as the pulsations at the
iraue centers are soon icit, in nusiness j HU ,i u jij,.,r mivoeaii
elides throughout the country . j leiiinerancc.
Resolved th;il a page be sel apart
in our journal appropriately decr.i
lep, and these resolutions in- i-ngros
COLLECTION AGENCY.
Law and collection business promp
tly attended to at thisllice and pro
ceeds remitted without delay.
Notarial work, conveyancing and
abstracting attended to on short no
tice und satisfaction guaranteed.
If there is any thing we do make a
specially of, it is city and suburban
rcul estnte. Several fine farms and
some wild land at bargains. Laboring
uicn cau get a homo by paying month
ly what thev new pav tor house rent.
Spiice forbids giving but a small
percentage ot the bargain now on iie
books at this agtuc ; we Utine the
following:
S:. choice half aero lots, 8 minutes
from R. R. shops, at from" $80 to $150
each, ami on terms that would make
a man ashamed to fray ho did not own
a lioiii.0. Come anil see, you are not
compelled lo buy atid wo wont give
these lot away, but you eun get them
io'tlu-y will absolutely cost yon noth
ing. Five acre lot J mile from city or
$2o0 part on time.
Eleven acre lot J mile from city
for sfcooO this is extra line.
1 have three pieces of outside prop
erty which I cau sell nud under
take to furnish purchaser work
enough to pay for them, now I will
t'timi'ih the ground :ti'i you the work,
wH'k is v !::it hurls me. II yon will
ilollie work ui a lair price 1 will give
nu :i cliai' ilcct for the land; it j on
ciiu'i do the worii coiiie and see me, 1
mav find some one who will do it lor
j oll. -
Ten acres for :(k) i0
CC0 00
" " " 7;"0 00
2;".00 H
Several small tracts well improved
.-in. I adjoining the citv, lor sale at
re iiiuable rate.
I-. i:.m I. .M .''.
4o acres, wild $ Ou.i 00
80 improv"d loGO 00
l-.'O " " I'OOO 00
lilt) ' ' .ri000 00
JuO ' " fi-'OO 00
2!0 4i " C000 00
1- liiest stock liirm in Cass cotiuly
s;10u(Xi, long time niul low rate ol rn
terest.
160 acres, wild - $2500
160 " -2S00
80 " " 1200
80 " " 3-200
160 acres, wild, II-.: p. V'y (cash) 1000
CITY l'JiOl'KRTY.
Cor. lot 3 bl'ks from shops (chcap)$i00
1 " 3 " " l
3 " 3 " " " 150
3 cor " 2 " " " 4r,0
1 " 4 " ' " 175
3 cor '" 2 ' " " 150
2 " " N. Cth street (line) 300
2 " " Picnic Hill " 200
H " " AVashingtou ave4' 350
1 " 1 bl'k from Main st extra 100
Improved city real estato in abun
uance. 1 cau unit what vou want in
this line if vou will call and see me.
Business houses and lots for sale
at much lower figures than will be
nsked six months hence.
Stores and dwellings ren'ed and for
rent, rents promptly collected.
jr you oon't see what you want in
this column come and ask for it. I've
probablv misled just what vou wan
Office open nearly every evening from
6 'o .
purchased a
1
A short time ago I
buttle of your Golden Ualsam and
found it justtho thing for a Cough.
Halt a bottle cured me." K.W. Lew
is. Ottawa, Kans.
" Your Golden Ralsam is certainly
the best Cough remedy I have ever
sold. It takes better with thn people
than any other 1 have." -F. K. Hall,
Hall's Summit, Kans.
" Your Golden Ralsam is truly a val
uable medicine. It has done wonders
for me. Simeon Fawcett, Kans. City,
Mo.
Maiimi's IIoldkn Hai.sam is for
8;de by Smith & Rlack Jtro's, drug
gists. Large bottles 50 cents and SI.
Trial size 10 cents. i::ini.
For Sale.
Forty acres of land one half mile
from Plattsmonth, same will be sold
in whole or in lots to suit purchasers.
Inquire of Whkklkk & Rknnktt.
37tf
J, Levy
1 las resumed business again, will buy
and sell all kinds of Furniture. Also
buys Iron, Metals and Rags. I advance
money on all kinds of goods.
Jacmii Levy.
Plattsmonth, Neb. Oct. 14, 1SS2 tf.
Fresh Oysters.
Direct from the sea shore, constant
ly on hand, at the Central Restaur
ant. 22m3.
new-
FurniturE StorE
HARRIS & UNRUH,
ni:i,iciisfiN
FURNITURE t COFFINS,
and all kin.N i f (h.hN tutmlly krj t In a
1a- '--'-.i- J f-J'A VSt
John Iiiake keens constantly on hand
a full line of fine liish and Scotch
Whiskies. Aug.l7.18S'2 25yl
1 ,')()!) Cerds nf IVuiiil
fur sale bv W. S. V.'ise. 33-11
Manul'iici ur inland Repairing, kooiI
and ne;it, at Merges. 5tf
5.000 fence posts for
or address 36if
all,. Call on
P. L. Wish.
A. Salisbury, Dentist.
13tf
Good llrtW lniil
in good location
ie and t '.vu fine lots--prlco,
i?0.
. WISE,
Union r-31ock.
A'l engineer on the .do. Pan tin at .
Weeping Water the other daji, during'
I lie snew blockade, got contrary and
refused to aiist in clearing the track
with the snow plow which was at
tached to his cngiue, neither wu!d
he allow anyone ebe to drf!, the tel
eurajdi uiie being down so that the
authorities could i:tt give orders.
The Weejiing Water! tes having brrn
without mail for four days, wtro
wrathy and soon hatched up a scheme
that worked all right. A warraut
was issued lor the arres of the en
gineer for carrying concealed weap
ons. Sheriff livers who happened to
be in the village served the papers
aud took the gentleman up town to
the office of the J. P. No ouc appoar
td against him aud he was dismiitscd,
but on repairing to the depot Uj dis
covered his engine had beeu boardad
by another engineer a:;d was doubt
less pounding snw several mils
aAvay.'-Mad no. he wasift mad: he
was just a little out ot humor.
CALL AT THE
Old Reliable
3 t!PBimrru
LPifiUL.i I
mu
A Spangled World.
Is the title of the newest issue from
the press of Richard K. Fox's Police
Gazette Publishing House. It is a
brisk and breezy series of sketches of
circus life, embodying the romances
and realities of that peculiar and fas
cinating profession, and tearing the
Yeil from many of its piquant myster
ies. Next to seeing the circus itself,
the "Spangled Woi.l may serve as a
mirror in which to view it with re
flected biilliancy. The book is tilled
with pictures as bright and snappy as
the literary matter they illustrate.
ed t hereon. Tiiat ths G. W S. bo
instructed to forward a copy of this
preamble and resolutions to the fami
ly ot our deceased sister.
A nirnb'jr-of qu-.:tions wcr; asicd
an J answered.
Anna M. Sanders in a few well
chosen words presented Father
Yearushaw a purse containing !?20, a
a token of aneciion and esteem, to
which he feelingly responded. He
stated that he had been a member of
ibis Grand Lodge tor sixteen years,
and this token would brighten the
declining years of his life.
F. G. Keens, R. W. G. S., exempli
fied the unwritten work of the order.
Alter the reading of the afternoon
journ il the Grand Lodge adjourn .-d
sine die, to meet at Crete, Saline
county, a.-'aerctofoic ordered.
ii.
A. WATERMAN & SON,
Wl:olf--,i!e and ltetail Pcaler iu
ST.LOUIS.MO
For Sale by 4. S J)ukc.
? HEAVY HARNESS.
A large line of '
i idles, Collars, flaps, k,
al ways In stock.
of all kind neatly dyne n
1 acft notice.
vt. t:-t-eea
Fonrtn ani Finn,
ritClGHT. BiulaeM Manager.
C B. PARKER & CO.,
LINCOLN AND PLATTSrdOUTH, N.EB.,
M ISUK.VCTI'KKRS ef AND DEALEKS IN '
A31EBICAN AND ITALIAN JIAltRLEs
AND
Granittl Monuments, Headstones, TaHets, -Mantles,; Ac
Virst rreuXm Awarded Work at Four State Fairs. &IkP oexl-iJo Sur-
S c" 0flice : - - v
A. s.ForEs. !,BaD:. :"r- dt ATn-crnnr
DAVID j1 Traveling !iwu. j .
Frank Leslie." Popnlar Monthly.
t The number for Fcbruarv is alrcad v
on. our table, and it is impossible iu a
brief notice to do justice to its abund
ant aud varied contents. There are
article by popular writers replete
with iutercbt and information; bright
torie?, sketches etc.; several merito
rious poems; a comprehensive miscel
lany, and the pictures and illustra
tions arc exceedingly beautiful. -The
colored frontispiece "Won't I be a
Fright?' is admirable. Ban IVrley
i'ooro's Our Veterans, " Mark Patti
bon's "Milton,"' F. U. White's "Ant
and Their Ways of Life," Robinson's
The Loves of Catherine de Rourbou.
arc noteworthy and linelv illustrated
articles. Caldor continues his serial,
A Wliited Sepulchre," and ttere are
stories, sketches, poems etc., by W.
K. Mct'ann, Syducy Ilerbert, Dante
G. Rotetti, Mrs. 31. A. Deuison, G. A.
Dar:s, Millie W. Carpeuier, Hsbella
What the Iuter Ocean lias predicted
ever since Frank James surrendered
his pistols to the governor of Mis
souri is coming to pass, and it is that
this favorito son of Missouri will not
be annoyed much - longer by. the. .re
straints of the law. It has been dis
covered that he is not 'guilty of mur
der, and he is officially relieved from
the odium of that crime, and held to
S3.000 bail for the offense of robbery.
It will require but little time and ef
fort to vindicate him from this vile
slander, aud then he will be "as free as
the air he breathes," which is said to
be a favorite condition of the bandit.
When the authorities of Missouri are
through with Mr. James, the authori
ties of Minnesota should pay him some
attention and probably will. He nev
tr visiiitu that state but once, and then
under circumstances that somewhat
interfered with his enjoyment. He i
shot a bana cashier who refused to
give up the combination that would
open the vault, but aroused a different
class of Deonle than those he was ac
customed to in Missouri, and had the
"closest call" of his life. Two of his
I gangAvere killed, three were captured
and sent to the penitentiary for life
because the law did not tolerate hang
ing, and he. with bis brother Jesse, es
caped after a desperateflgbt of over
400 "miles through Minnesota, Iowa
and Nebraska. Mr. James associates
in this adventure were easily convict
ed and sentenced to the beaviest pen
alty known to the statutes of Mtune-j
sola. The prosecuting officers or mat
state have no pity foj such scoundrels
and th iroTernor is not in th habit of
PINE LUMBER
SHINGLES. -L.VTSI,
HASH, HOOKS,
15LLNBS, &c.
Fourth .S'tr.-et. in rearcf Opera lluiist.
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The o.'st salve 1:1 the world for cuts,
bruises, sores', ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tetter, chapped bauds, chilblains
corns and all skin eruptions, and posi
tively cures piles. It is guarantee ! to
snve perfect satisfaction or money re
funded. I'l ice 3) cents per box. For
s:i!e at Roberts' Pharmacy. :J.71y
Dr. Black's Rheumatic Cure is an
internal remedy and is pronounced by
hundreds who have used it to contain
more true medical virtue thin aiij
other kind thrown upon the market in
the.shape of oils and. liniments.- It is
warranted. Smith, Black & Co., pro
prietors. Sold by P. S. Barnes and A.
D. Marshall, Weeping Water, Neb. Stf
Monty to loan ; easy terms on im
proved lands. Sullivan & Wooley,
5!.f- at Union Block
t itizeus of Piattsmouth and vieioi
tj: We have requested J. W. Mar
shall Esq., of your city lo take crders
for us lor the greatest sci.-iii,ifjc"b-.,ok
ol ihe last two centuries. Ciit is'.iaus.
infid'-ls and all are aliRe in giving it a
warm we'eotne. Call on Mr M. ar?d
see it. Price moderate. Room IS,
Tribune IJuil :;iig, Chicago; I j Is.
44-mo J R. ii. H ISO .sr & Co.
FIKM CIAMM l"l !IITIII!K. MTOIIK
Alio, ti very comiiliun tork e( I'liin'riil lim.ilii,
HctaHiciWosilciiCOuliis.CaSaClSjRol'CS.
EMBLEMS, Ac.
Our NVw ami elrR.mt lienit 1 Mlwy in
re .ulliie.su.
Remember the, place, in UNION
illl.OCIC, on Sixth Street. TWO
Doors south of Cass Coun
ty Bank.
V lii-iir vie niiiy lu (imiiiiI night ir tluy.
HARRIS & UNRUH,
213 I'LATTSMOL'TII. MCB.
M I K E S C H N E L L B A C 1 1 K R ,
itUflCKSJUTil
HOliSK SHOKINU A V.;oX Ki rAIKIMl.
All Kinds of rami lmolcmciils Menrted mii
Ni-Htri'X anil IMi al. ll.
Jlorse, Milled 0Nhociiu;,
In short, we'll shoe anything that hv?
four feet, from a Zebra to u ;ir:iffe.
Come and see us.
JCTjSW shop
U Filth Ri hrtv civi M-iiii ::..! Vim' Sini lj
list :u-ii.s u ei. in. t to in i h ni-.w ill MAI"
OKKICK. r .
TliB-l'lafbinoiilli Weekly"
i L 1L ll ll U U La .
The Liirgest, Oldest Hud Rft
County Paper.
.See our clubbing lint this week, ui
arrange to secure your wloUr'a r fad
ing at
LOW RATES
THE HERALD
and any publication in the list at a
small advance over tl cost of oni.
PLATTSMOUTII
HERALD
Pirni.isniNti
COMFANT
Juliu K. Cox lh hardwnr uiB,h
now u liiit-cl.iM TINNER. (Jomilt
far pi-lco on aII Itlntla of tin work. ' '
Si.'Itf
!S5(.IM4 T i.im'V o. V .ill tl
B. TKIIiflM I'.iKV.
II SI MdVAX K UlMMdll.
PatellN
I ibl ilncl, ..nn) -ill t,tl;er btisiiicH iu
ihe 1'. S 1' iicjit i(',;,-i. ui lMi. i. ti Iu fur
MOMFRATF I'FKS. ''
"Our i 1 1 1 -e is nijm-ile ll.r 11, S. Pu(
n! oliii e, mid we enn oOlnlu palcnM
nlcsti:ii. Ihaii lli'.s, rctuot) hum
WASlllNtilON.
Sen 1 MoDHI. or 1;AWLI. W
advise as lo ititl en 1 11 li II v free bl
Imri'i-, and wo imike .t ClIAIftlKH
rLi:ss m: om ai patkxt.
We reler. here, to Ilic Post iiiimttir.
the Supt. of Monev onler div., anil
the ..llb ial of the if. S. Patent olllce.
For jin-iilar, advice, term. nud refer
ence to ti t iikI clients in your own
sinle i-r iMiinlv, address
('.A. SNOW .( CO.,
Opposite Patent Offnv. Wlishinirtofi,
o.c. srtf ,
In thu oiit Kavoriio ao 1
Frt.xjJcii' ATi XjiXisria
rnou
Omaha. Kar.sas City, Aichisan and St. Joseph,
o n
CHICAGO,
PEORIA,
ST. LOUIS,
gVHLWAUKEE,
detroit, niagara falls,
FJev York, Boston!
And All Points EAST and SOUTHEAST.
THE LINK COMPRISES
Niarl l.nno miles. Snltrt Smootti Track. AH
cilineciions urv tnnil.. .In I'Nli iN lb:lN rry. It hits
a Nnti.innl K.-pul:nt!i ns b..'tne TUK GliFAT
Tlll:or;il CA! I.IM". .-mil is iinivprsaily mintsliMl
to bi" TIIH KI.NKsT l.ll" 1 PI'KO Hul!r.:nl lu the
VViu ld for nil clasM's nf inii-t'l.
Try it, und you will tiiul liavu'iii!? a luxury liiftood
of a (tisrmuf'irt.
Tliruunh '1'U-kots vln this Cel Lrutoft Line for sale
(It nil office In I lie Wm.
All infoniiHimii Mhfiia irntos..f I'uro. Sloeiiinc Cnr
Accimim.idnlioni. 'l'iui 'l'ubles, c, Villi Ih ch,llr
lully tzivun by applying u
T. J. P0TTE3. PERCEVAL LOWELL,
Chtcaio, l::s. Chicago, IU
THIS CELEBRATED AX FOR SALE BV
JOHNSON BROS.,
DEALERS IN
Hardware, Stoves and Tinware.
The hest and most complete assortment in the city. In ihe ROCKWOOI)
BLOCK, two doors west of -Carruths. Call. ani skk its.
JcKIESSJ,
'NEWPORT,"
IJ J
2Zj j.
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321 .
mm m
53
I :-&-Pii&mm-&.. "rsti--: w I
M P L E T E '
Sale StaH; f
c o
JLiiverv and
ms 0; EVERY DESCRIPTION DaY OR iifGrf
KVLKYTIIIXC
IS Fll.'ST-CLASS-SIXCI.K
AND
-Tin; hkst t::amh in
DOCiiLI-; CA KIM AUKS.
Ti.r.
TEA V EL EPS- WILL FIND COMPLETE OUTFITS UY C M.LI NO
CITV ' J
T TUf
VINE AND rOUKTII ST.1.'.
Juljltf.
plattsmoutj
The Finest Pressed Bi
I1T THE STATE, .
KENDALU3)
Crites and Karnsey, attorneys and
Xutarv Public, second door east of
Court House. Plattsmouth, Xeb. 5t6m
It will pav vou to road . Wise's col
umn in this paper; you may find just
wuat vou want. 39lf
Schlegeiu special brands of home
manufactured cigars are the leaders in
the market and are m.'tde from the
best qnalitv of tobacco. ;!0tf
Mrs. M. A. Buler, Iadiec Nurse, of
long experience. . Best of Reference.
Residence. Picnic IIillP-
PJattsmouth, Neb. Aupr. 31. ,S2 3m.
Farmers and ctheis dpsiring a gen
teel, lucrative : agency btisiness, L-y
wtich $5 to 20 a dav c;iu ' 1m earr.l.
send Hildres at once, on postal, to II
C. Willi irtson & Co., 193 ami 1B7 FM
ton St., Nevr York. 40lCin .
The best to-h1 for the leaat
at William Herold.
monev
43tf "
iiiK.UosT SuccEssFi'L, Ukmmv ever di.
covered as it 1b certain ia Its cHefta and die
not liiiHti-r ; Alro excellent for human flesn,
HEAD tUVOf liELOW.
. FKOM COL. L. T. FOSTER
YoungBtown. Ohio, May loth, 18S0.
B. J. Kendull & Co.. Gents : I had a very val
uable i anililetonian colt which I prized very
Iiiuhly. he had a larire bone Hpavin In one joint
and a mii;i1I one on the ntiier, which miiie
him very lame ; I had him under the charge of
two veterinary sureoDs who failed to cure
him. I was one li.iy reading the advertisement
Kendalls Spavin Cur-, in the Chicago tx-
ures-s. I deteaiinucd at once to try it. and our
armjiseti. here sent !jril. tney oraenu niree
t... 'ocU their all and thontht I would
tive it a iliOiuzL crial.I nsediit necordine to di
rertioas and tlie fourth day ihe colt ceased to
te lame, aua the iump nail aisappearea. i
used but cine bottle and the coils limbft are as
free from lumps aud a smooth as ?ny lmrein
the state. H I entirely cured. The cure wa
fco remarkable that I let two ot my neighbor
have the remaining two bottles who are now
using it.
Very Eespectfully.
1.. T. FOSTEK.
Kendall's Spavin Cure
ON HUMAN FLESH.
' Patten's MilKX.Y.. Feb. 21. 1S78.
B5. Kzxdall & Co.. Gents : The particu
lar case on wn-h I used your Kendall" Spavin
l ure was a malignant ankle sprain of sixteen
moulli" standing. . I had tried many tliini'-, hut
in vain. Your Soaviu Cure put the foot to tlie
f roLiid atraiii. and for the firt time since hurt,
u a natural position. For a famiiy liniment it
exeells auytiiMiK we ever used.
-Your truly, " . ''
- - KEV. M. P. nEIX.
Tastor ct M. E. Church, r;:ieni Mill. Y
Kenti address for llli:stra. i ircnlitr. lii h
we think Eivei positive nrjol of lt ii-tu&s. No
remedy has ever met with ucl) uaquaiilied
succe, u our knowledge, for beait 5 e.l a
man.
Pr ee St. per bortle. or nix bottles for -SS. Ail
nruireleta have it or can cet it for yxia. or it
will be kent to anv addntfM nn recelnt of trioe
by the proprlrtors. DI.iB. J. KENDALL & CO.
Ecoaburg Falls, VL S-ly
solii by aud nnrct.ir8
31 A ?t V I" A TUK E I BY
5rs rcc;civi;l for any quantity
and filled in a satisfactory manner.
Those contemplating to build
should examine our . work, the
quality of our bricks and prices.
Yard, in rear of Bonner Stable,
Plattsmouth, Nebraska,
Cass County Iron Works
JOHN WAY31AN, Proprietor.
JPlattsiiaontli. jNTefo.
If AN UFA CTC'REIIS OF
-BOILERS,
IRON FRONTS, HOI
AND CASTINGS.
: ENGINE f
JSE COLUMNS,
Onr facilities for heavy work in Coin inns and C'-inirs for P.u.-inisn 1 1 ... Kl 4
nor suri s-"el in the fetatc. - r
'iiACHIXE IJEI'AIKI-NU ot all kinds. Ui.r Mttchinc fcliop t fuU
o Cias- ii ni u o"-
'itr
-li-
iitrotiize Nehraaka
nd tim
Parti nu
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time. ' - 1
ilJiDK ia acy part of- that tate should write for uvt t t--.itt: i
.ill.
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