CONSOLIDATION OF THE NEBRASKA HERALD AND PLATTSMOUTH ENTERPRISE.
T
$2.00 PEIi ANNUM.
PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA, THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 1883.
VOLT
-IAL DIRECTORY.
,S)alt Dirtclory.
II. VAN WYC'K. IT. S. Senator. Neb. Cltv.
Al.V IN S U NUKUS l 8. Heiiator. Otnaha.
.. K. V A I K II . K, Ururesentai e, West Point.
.1 . M ! H W . i V V li.s. Governor, Lincoln.
. V. Ki Mil. K, Secretary ul .Slate.
Hl.M W A (.l.irll.S. Auditor. Lincoln. .
IV D. STl ull'. ANT. Treasurer. Lincoln.
. v. ' I.S. Kill. Public Instruction,
li t'! ;..l.l.. Lund Commissioner.
lis a AT .v 'Kits. Jh.. Attorney i-Bral.
j. S"iir., wnrnen, or renilentlary
. II. r. A. I I HKH90.N, Hllpt. HuUI Tef
.In- ins.inr.
XWl'.l.l., Chief Justice, Fremont.
Ji. JLJii K, omulia.
Ill, I.ttlOJlln.
O
' on, I Jmtieial Viitrlct-
. .1 utk;. Lincoln.
K, rroseeiitmic-Att'y,
Ai.ir.it, VIM wsirui court.
lOlllll. v .
Vr Ttirecorr.
KCKMACIl, Mayor.
Jl sliiNi;. Treasurer.
y clerk.
i; Kit. 1'ulloe Judne.
city Attorney,
i-f of Police.
,-yrr ol -ireets .
flif fir If
lli'n 1
Jtoil:
yiie ba
lioaru ai Meaitii.
bacher. Win. Hemld.
(.j-iiiiiin. J. M. Paitersou.
rrew, M. U. Murphy.
Jmool hoard.
' "!:. .1. Vt. HARNKS.
P. win. v lis i titsi c..
'V ISAAC W ILK
jN'O. W. 11 A Kill ALU
I o- .
inAAl' IT 1 lMI,
I t'ounlv TJirmctorr.
.1.1.. County TreA Jrr.
S.i.H. County Clerks
o.. County Judue.
. slieiitl.
1 1 N. nniW yt lustmctlon.
"1 K.l.r. count) -Hdrveyor.
l.ol'oiier. .
mi coMisiiioica. -
f. W K1;. 8iit.h Jlend Precluet.
t.is. ,ut, I'lvasaut i teriaei.
ltl.NIHlUtll
'ni: iiui.iie.s. wun tua usiistj
"is.wllltlud them in session tbe
and Tueiulay of rh mouth.
t
iioarii or TRAD.
'Vliiai lll. President.
:.N.it. UtM(V B.KCK. Vite-rresl.
. LSI-.. Secietary.
4
j,ol)EK.. Treasurer. .
l ir m"eW(s of the Hoard at the Court
i itiun lueniiay eveuingoi eacumooiu.
ttsmonth Telepliooe Exchanx;
ll. Younic, residence. i
Limrtt & i-r Is. store.
H .Murphy Si Co., .
iter .siaiues.
ity elf i k s ofiu-e. . ;
Lewi", reiUKice.
rfkhiith, "tore, -
rn l iiiiin XHri!rph office.
Teaiileuctfr
pbcll.
Iiiuiii,
l aymaii,'
tlo-itiitut;. "
1 e. oiure.
I Iter, "lore.
M tti'lti. riidenei.
K lly.
1 1. .A-eler o . office.
It'. Taylor, residence. ;
list NntKiuul liauk.
fi. Younir .tore.
rkliis lluu'ie.
W. II V'.-rs. residence.
.'iruiil oillce.
kAi.i fi ii. C onu-e. ,
W I e, resilience.
M. CliHimaii, "
l. loues. '"
N Nullivn.
, K. 1'aliner. "
. II. ficniiiiKnecni, oiuce.
Illivan Wooiey,
I W . uini'on, re.Miieuce.
ruifoTson. livery.
IM. Holmes. "
I, l.i inn tl, residence.
!Mnan. oillce.
V Moore, nor st.
i'. It;irus. resilience.
. V.. l.lvliiK-ton, oftlce.
V frk i:u'li. riiilKiice.
I, Mi l . I Wlil'lll -
tT. il. M-lii Ikuecht " .
, S ."Siumi. ' "
l.iviuyolim.
A 1. AMI UKrA KTUKB WV
I'r-SlOtlTII MAILS.
DltrARTS.
J .oo a. m.
I 3.00 p. m.
n .oo a. iu.
I 6.65 p. m.
4.26 p. m
. .oo a. ra
j 8.ZS a. m.
4.2S p. ES.
a.oo a. m
l.oo p. m
WKHTKllX.
NltlllUKKN. -SOUtHKUK.
OMAHA. '
WKKPINI1 WATER,
KACTOKVV1LA.B.
MO
10 cents
- - 15 oents
20ceuts
- - 25 cents
Include any
y dollar, but
art of a ceut-
r V4 ounce.
2 els per lb.
per and
I oani per
ounce.
ARURALL, P. M.
trt'i-rir-r
'& M. R. K. Tune-Tafiler
Taking Efwt July,i 1881.
Oil OilAIIA FROM PLATTSMOUTH.
I aes S :V a. m. Arrtvea 0 a. m.
4 :35 p. Di. 5 : p. m.
8 as a. iu. - ---: a. ni.
K. C. AXD ST.JOR.
:33 a. in. " 9 -.30 a. im.
6 :M p. in. " M p. m.
"UOM OMAHA FOR PLaTTSMOCTH.
I aves 8 :15 a. m. Arnvee -J5 a. m.
7 ;0t p. iu. " p.
6 :35 p. in. " T OS P. IU.
K. O. AND ST. JOB.
8 ;25 a in. l-3ti.il.
T : p. ni " -M p. im.
FOR THE WEST.
f tattsjnouth .-00 a. m. Arrives Lin-
i.u m. ; lti.tiiis :3lfcp. in. ; jsclook
iteuver :'.t a. in.
f.io p. ia ; arrive Lincoln I -Jo p. m.
3 :.v a. iu. : Arrives Liuroln 4 :10pm
:)0 u. m. ; Arrives ul Ltocuia i
i :." a. III.
L" aJ i. in. j Arrives at Lincoln k
, ijs ;JO a. in. : 31cc-ook :ov s.wi
. in. -
FROM TIIK WKST.
:r Ht 8 p. m. : Arrives at Me.
: ILtMiugs la :'M a. m. : Lincoln
Vlsmoiilh 5 .-00 p. lu.
ra 7 a, m ; arrives riaxismouto
FRiriCHT
oln at 11 :4 a. ul ; Ar.ives S -.Supra
mc's 7 :4S t. in. : Arrives Lincoln
f iaitMiioiitL 1-Ms.ni.
nvf r ti ml :i. in. : Arrived McCoOK
flastiii-.'s :Jo p. iu. ; Lincoln ;4S a.
loiitn iu. iu.
COING RA8T.
leave Plattsmouth at 7 00 a.
I 10 p in. and arrive at Pacific
a. in.. 9 jo a. m. ana-o s p. hi.
. r. and sr. joi$.
in. ARil e uA-p. III. ; iiir
L it 9 ::5 a. Si. and 9 :15 p. m.
. EAST.
f'aciBc Jauctlon at 13
wl arrive at f'latls-
ii!L aiiU 10 30 a. m.
1st. jot
I. , r k -in a. m. and s :ii
rand i :53 p. m.
iDIX
Railroad.
Freight
leaves
going
SOl'TU.
I
i
Hi
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r
1
7
i
jr.
tress I
Reaves I
King I
(Ol'TH. I
1 a.in.12-6ea. m.
I J 2.0O p.
I 3.06 "
0 " SM "sl
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
tfMITIl & I1KI0,
ATTOHNBVS AT LAW. 'Till practice In all
the Court In the state. Offlreover First Na
tional liHiik. 4yl
n.At rMoi:ru - Nenmr-kA.
IiU. A. MALIS1H ICV,
DB1TTIST.
JfUce over Hinltb. Black Co's. Druit Store.
Hot clam deulistry at reasonable prices, ?3)y
U V. I'LUTTKB.
DBNTIS T.
riattKMOoth. Krbrmikv
Ofllre oo Ualn Btrtt over Solomon Mt Na
ban's Htor. 341 y
UK. II. HEAifE,
rHTHK'I VN Hi.il SI KdEON. Oillce uli Milla
Street, brtwrea mi i III and Soveiilli, south side
Office ppen duy aud dliebt
( s rv riivsn iAK.
flpeeial atteutltic given to dlseusus of women
and children. Ullf
It. M. LIVISiUHTUV. M. v
rUTSIClAX A ll'KUtON.
OF KICK HOUKS, from 10 a. ni., to S p. m.
BxauilulcK Surseon for U. 8. 1'enslon.
1R. H. KILLKU,
PHYSICIAN AND HUKOKON.
Can be found by calling at bin office, corner 7th
and Mala streets. In J. H. Waterman's bouse.
rLATTSMUTH. BBKA8KA.
J AH. H. 1IATIIKWH
ATTORN KV AT LAW.
Ufllre over Baker A Atwood's store, south side
of Main brlwreu 611) and 6lli streets. 21 tf
J. U. NTKOIIK.
ATTOKNKY AT LAW. Will practice iu all
the Courts iu the Male.
DiiUrict Attorney and Xuiaru I'ubUe.
WILL St. WIMK.
CLi. A'CTHMTit A fSCI.H. LT1.
ATTORNEY AT LAW. Real Kstate. Kir In
surance aud Collection Agency. Ottlce Union
block, rlaltsmoaui, Nebraska. 2in3
U. It. WIHUiLEB s. CO.
UW OFFICE. Real Kstat. Fire and Life la
turance Agents. Ilallsntoutb. Nebraska. Col
letra, tax -payers. Have a complete abstract
f titles. Buy and Mil real etUtfe, negotiate
plans, BC. 10 j i
JAMK8 K. JIOIRIHON,
Notary rubllc.
ATTORNEY AT L 'v7. Will practice in Cass
aa aajoining counties ; gives specta: attention
to collections and abstract of title. Office In
Fitzgerald Block, ftattsinouth, Nebraska.
WTl
S. C. XEWBEHRY,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
Has Ills o.Tlce In the front part of his residence
on Chicago Avenue, where he may be found In
readiness to attend to the duties of the of
fice. s7lf.
ItOBKUT B. WIXIfKASf.
Notary Public,,
. ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office over Curruth's Jewelry Sioie.
Plattsmouth. - - - . - Nebraska.
M. A. HARTICAN,
Ta A;W Y E It.
KlTZOKH VLll'tt bUH'K. l'l.A T I'HMOU TH XKH
I'rompt nnd cnri-ful aticntiiHi to a ki-o r.il
Law Practice.
A. N. Sn.LIYAX.
E II. Woolly
SULLIVAN & WOOLEY.
Attorneys and Counsolors-at-Law.
0FFICK-In tae Union 111 ck, front rooms,
eeend story, sou. i. Prompt uttenlion given to
U business . mirii
PAKLOll lLVUJiEll SliOr
, ' - , a quiet place fur a
All work GUARANJEED ihst cla-s-
the place, up stairs, south aide of Alaii:
treet, opposite Peter Merges.
.ty J. C BOONE, Prop'r.
ATTS MOUTH MILLS.
PLATTSMOCTH, NEB.
.
C. IIEISEL., 1 - Proprietor.
Flour, Corn Meal ti Feed
Always on hand and for sale at lowest cash
prices. The highest prices paid for Wheat and
Corn. Particular attention Oven custom work.
SAGE'S ADDITION
TlTTHK
CITY of PLATTSMOUTH
Valuable outlots fur residence pur
poses. Sage's addition lies south-west of
the city, and all lots are very easy of
access, and high and sightly.
For particulars call on
. E. SAGE, Prop'r.
AT
SAGE'S HARDWARE STORE,
Plattsmouth, Neb.
Consumption
POSITIVELY CURED.
AH sufferer from tins disease that are anx
ious to " cured shimid try Or. K issuer's Cele
brated Cou.-UTr.pt ion 1'owiier's. Tuew Powd
ers are the oulv rep;intti- kiwi n tat wH
cure Consumption and lld:se.sef IlieThroat
and Limps iuil'-.t!. to tn.ng is i:iir failh iu
them, an i wis t-i convince u tliai t'ney are
nsi humbug, we will forward to ever' sufferer,
by mail. p.t paid, a Free I ril !!.
We don't want vour money until you are per
fectly sati-fled of their curative power. If
?iur life in worth saving, don't delay in eivlnu
bene Powders a trial, as they wUl surely cure
'"price, for larae Box. 3 00. or 4 Boxes f.-r $10.
Sent to any part of the t'uited States oi Cana
da, by mail, uu receipt of price. Address
ASH A BOBBINS.
3tVj Fulrou rt Brooklyn. X. .
Dec. th. tiwC iltly.
LYON&HEALY
State 4 Moaree Sta.. Chicago.
WBIWSI lllWlTtJ!!
BAND CATALOGUE, f
at nm.ir- Salb, Cp BrM.
AT JOE McVEY'S
rSamRooms
3
1
s f
iiMli.i a.niV mmm&fl'Vmm43i
Mllw
"llS
fcilftind the Finest imporxeu ' '-". T. In w ci.-um 1 r iue..,. .
reocb Brand v. ChamDaizn. and other I tneD, by p 'TTi-s vsictan 0 te
uc Wines, Pure Kentucky Whistles. W RSm i ivnJS'tl
ral of the beet and most popular oo7kuoMedge thouaw.i-
,wt P1 I
.and. of BUTTLE BEER. Fresh Jr3S8!riC "J V.
-aiwsya on araugui uu j. 1 , v vi.r,t 1
2tf. T 3
AVHHPIX( WATKU.
Tin lollowiii nrc ninimjr tin- h ud
ing busiucbs 1iiU'-ib:
rie.niui; Aw IJactj,
Dry UihxU stud (icm-ntl n li:iiiilis.,
GriK'i-rii.'s ul ('nirkm-y.
lU-ai.I-J j A, l;tvi-.,
Luinlwr, Lil!i, Dm its. liiiniU mii; Vi:i
dows, dliiu'lisimi lini'.i l.-i in ': I si, .
il. A.' (.ibson,
Attoiney-at Law, Real E-.(afe t'ollcc
tions aud Money to I.ohii.
Dr. V. 1. Uibboii,
l'liysiciau ami Surgeon. Culls proaipt
ly atten!ed.
Iterd Ilros.,
Dealers in General Merchandise, Mer
chant Tailorinj;, Roots and Shoes.
Mo. Pacific Hotel,
P. Ij. Tiioiipk, Propr., central location.
IioHrilets taken I y the day or week.
LOUISVILLE-
Tha following are among tho lead
ing business Ihiiisk-s:
iu. II. Shr oik,
DrutriKt and - StaiioiiL-r.
All arliclfs 'jsiiHlty kvpt in a lin,t
t:las.s drn-storn it b'lliinu prict'8.
II. U. Hoot er.
Dealer iu all kiuils o! n.'ri ultural
impleuieiits. The ISticki-y u and Marsh
twine binders lor 1883, a f-pecialty.
City ISoffl.
No pains will be spared lor llie
comfort f gueuti. Boiirdiiijj by the
day or week. Joiin CaiL,
. l'rop'r.
II. i:. I'ankoiiin.
keeps the celebrated ('union plows;
aluo a tfeii'iral line of Ihe bt.-it agri
cultural iiupienieiits iiniiuluci ured.
1.91. Ward &. to.
Hardware, stoves and tin-wnre.
IlesdquarterN for llie noted Charter
Oak cook stoves.
SOUTH HKM).
The followin": arc among' the lead
ing business houses:
E. U. Iay.
Dealer iu reucral merchandise.
Highest prices paid for grain.
Ameiltiiti BIomkc.
Coiiiinorciai lien's Home.
Special ni lent i-.ni given to traiisienL
cnsloin. (i ko. II- McCain,
Prop'r.
II. J. Mreiglit,
Dealt r iu grnin, ron!, and gencial
int-rchandise; dry
jroudi
"TocerieR.
boots, shoes etc.
J. H. Sliarp.
Dealer iu drtifrs, toilev articles, ci
gar and lobueuo, j:iiut-, oils and
window ji1ais.
tiro. 1. Hay & Co.
Hardware (sporting goods and n
general line of Hgrioiiltiiral - imple
ments; lleadtjiiitrti'iK lor 'lie celebra
ted A bllt buggies-." '
AVOCJA-
The following arc anioug the lead
ing busiuess houses:
I.agi angre A- C o.
General Merchandise. Drugs aud
Groceries," Pumps, Windmill Stone,
Well Tubing &c.
A.. Jtlarsliall,
Dealer in Drugs; Painls, Oils and
Varnishes; also Rooks and rtlationerv.
GREENWOOD.
A.E Crittenden.
Complete stock of-har-lvi-ar'), also
a fiaa assortmentif Agricursjal 1m
plements. The Deer goods a 6ifccialt3'.
CEDAR uli EEK.
Ceo. E. Sayles.
General Merchandise. I lard ware and
Coal. Highest Cash price paid lor
grain.
A Common-Sense Remedy..
SALICYLIGA.
So more Rlieuniaf !..m, Gout or
Aeuralgiit.'
Iunediate Relief Warratefl.
Fermaneal-Care Guaranteed.
Fire ytart zttahlUhed and i- rrr iknoicn to fall
in a mingU tare, acute or rhm..te. Itrfer to all
premium. physicianM and drmgiU for the
sfendtntf of balicylica.
SEBRET!
THE ONLY TUSSOI.VFK OF TIIK POISON
OUS UKie ACID WHICH KXlSTS IN TIIK
BLOOD OF KHEU.MATIC AND GOU1Y PA
TIENTS. HALICYLfCA is ktinsn as a common -sense
remedy, because it strides directly at the
cause of Kheumatism. tiout and Neuralgia,
while so many so-called specifiejvand suppoMed
panaceas only treat locally the effects.
It has been conceded by eminent scientists
that outw:ird ai. lie ill. such as rubbing
with oil. oii't'i eutM. limine ti. and soothina
lotions wii! nut eradicate tin--.- iiwea-oe which
are the rt suit t f the po!so;i. ii; of the blood
with Trie Acid.
HAMCYLir.t v.:,:-ka w- . n!:;rr-lmii Pf-,
feet on tui.s Hci'i nnrl sit rw.?- tin- 1;i'r(lt r.
It i-i iio' exelinl-eiv ui--l : !! !"!':: ifii
T'.'iyi.cl.uis " Ainerlea mid Kurt-ix'. f!ii;Vi-l
leli-ai Aca:ci:iv of i n.jiori.1 !0 e.jr cent
cures lu iitivi? Gayi.
BEMEMEER
that MA 1.1 f 11.11' V is :. cert.iin cure for
KHKUMaHSV. C.OVT a il NLCKALGIA.
The most intense pain are ;.;jdued almost In-
ftantly.
Give it a trial. Kelicf 1,-1. uted or money
refunded.
riioin-and of testimonials .-nt on applica
tion. Si a box. s iioxe- ; ir -s'
Sent free by mail on receijit ...f money,
ASK YOl'K DnVGlils 1 FOB IT.
ButSBt be d-lmled into t :' i' r Ic-Ttatinns
er substitutes, or soiuethinir ...ended as
"Jusl as irood : Insist on t'-c i.- ..me with the
name of WASHBURN K & .. on each box.
which Is pnaraoteed cbeuiiallv-pure ade'raur
suceefs iu tne treatment. Taive no wiher, r
send to us. -
Wsabnxiie tt Co.. Proprietors. -287
Broadwav. cot: Seade St.. NKWYORK.
Fits, . E pile p s y;
OK
FALLING SICKNESS,
Pennautly Cured No Humb,' -bTone - I
. I "7."- , " t -nnvlaee uu VA I
Wu?To)
u mm
From this date until closed out
sell my large stock of
DET GOODS
NOTIONS,
BOOTS & SHOES,
HATS & CAPS,
DEE3S GOODS, THIMMIKGS, AC,
AT FIRST
as I must close them out. This is
a rare ehance for bargains, as I
mean what I say. and will prove
it to you on trial. Call early and
secure choice bargains, as I do not
intend to re-stock in those lines.
Mean time will sell groceries at
rock bottom prices,
W. H. BAKER.
F3LOUK,
AX
At Wholesale and Retail. Cash
paid for all kinds of country
produce. Call and see me
Opposite First National Bank.
3obx FITZGKBAL.D,
President.
W. McLlUGHLIM,
Cashier.
FIRST NATIONAL
BA1TEZ
OF PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA,
Offers the very best facilities for the prompt
transaction of legitimate
BANKING BUSINESS.
Stocks, Bonds. Gold. Government and Local
Securities Bought and Sola, Deposits receiv
ed and interest allowed on lime Certifi
cate. Draft drawn, available iu any
part of the United States and all
the principal towns ot
Europe.
Collections made & promptly remitted.
Highest'market prices paid for County War
rants, State ai.d County Bonds.
DIRKCTORS x
John Fttzarerald
John K. Clark.
Geo. E. Dovey.
E. T.nzalla,
C. Cushlsg,
E. Whit.
K.
F.
W. McLaughlin.
Bank! Cass County
Cotner Maid and Sixth Street.
PLATTSMOUTH,
JOHN BLACK. President, I
l J. M. PATTERSON. Cashier, f
Transacts a General Banting Business.
HIGHEST CASH PRICE
P'.iid jvr Ctj'mty tmJ City Warrant.
( OLI.KCTIOS 31 Alr.
ixd utomptly remitted for.
- MRECCTOK3 :
John Black. J. M. Patterson. C. 11. Pannele.
F. It. Gutaiiiann. J. Morrinsey, A. B.
Kiiiiilu Fred Goriier. 611y
WEEPING WATER
WEEPING WATER, - NEB.
E. L. REED, President.
B. A.. GIBSOX, Vice-President.
R. S. WILKINSOX. Cashier.
A Geaeral Baiilig Bislisss Iraactet ;
DEPOSITS
ived. and Interest allowed on Time Certi
ficates.
. DRAFTs
Available la any part of tte Called
an- koal cities OLpe.
saBlBawa 'i jarVav - Jk. TT".W W -J
I
COST FOR
fee;
D
MISCELLANEOUS.
CITY HOTEL.
This beautiful three story brick structure, on
lower Maid street, has just been finished and
fitted up for the accommodation of .
TRANSIENT CUSTOMERS.
REGULAR BOARDERS,
EYERT THING NEW AND CLEAN
A Good Bar ,B contous,!:ith lhe
2Ttf.
FRED COOS, Tropr.
J. F. BAUMEISTER
Furnishes Fresh, Pure Milk
DELIVERED DAILY.
Bpeclal calls attended to, aud Freeh Milk
from same oow furnUued when wanted. 41v
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TENDERLOIN
Meat Market,
- LAFE (NEIL. Prop'r.
Beef Mutton Port Veal:CMGlens.&c,
Constantly on band.
Also, all kinds of UAXE is season, and ev-
- erything kept In a
FIRST-CLASS MEAT SHOP!
At lowest possible rates. .
North Side Main St bet. 4th and Sth.
Say FfcATTSMOUTH. NEB3 "
The Grand Central I'
AT aOCTJI BEXD. NEB
S-3T X)S. ZKTXT?
'-0m newly trted
0
tisr
Waterworks for Plattstuou
Thk Des Moines Leader is for ab
solute free trade, und Dr. Miller calls
the Leader cranky.
Thkkk prerus to be a lively prospect.
this coining season, that Plntsmouth
will enjoy .1 social building Ikkuii iu
the line of elegant residences; already
several of this city's most, substantial
nii'ii iiave am h arrangements complet
ed. I ti i f was one hundred and twenty -four
babis on tho west liotind train
yestenlay, and we noticed among
iheni (Jovemor Carnes. There was,
notiiing remarkable about (iovernor
Carnes beinir uiiou an excursion of
this kind.
Tiiii Lincoln Journal says Chauncy
Wilse. having returned to Omaha to
live, that enterprising city is talking
of runuing him for mayor. If Chaun
cy will make Plattsmouth his head
quarters, the Herald will rise right
up and nominate him, and his hosts of
old friends here would elect him loo.
Would it not be a wise act upon
the part of our city authorities to
widnn the sidewalks upon Main street,
and put in gutters of sufficient capaci
ty to carry oil all surplus water. The
Herald would suggest that the gut
ters be not put in above the curb
stones ; it is not elevated gutters, but
old fashioned gutters with a hollow in
them that we need.
I.v the Omaha judicial district
forme I ou.t of tiiu cjaiitiw-3 .' Douglas,
Sarpy,' Wajluugtn.i an I But it
is announced that Judge Wakely y
co:ll:ll:)ll Cltlserit ii t nil! ol Lie
two judges. This is as it ought to lie.
Any judicial district iu this state, or any
other for tiiat matter, that can scciuv I lie
si-rvict-H ot an upriglit man ami uolc
J 11 1 iot tike Hon. E. Wakely is to be con
gratulated.
Senatok Van Wyck lias again been
rnising the wind iu the U. S. Senate
He objects to large attorney's fees be
ing paid the assistant government
counsel iu the star re ute cases. He
intima'.es in that delicate manner, pe-.
culiir to senators,. that instead of these
additional attorneys with their large
pay bringing the routers to tummary
justice, it i.-i making an all summer's
job of it. . ,t? '
(iov. Alex Stevens, of Ceorgia, is
very ill. Tills has been the condition
of this remarkably specinir-u of the
Southern statesman of ante-bellum
days for rl.past twelve years. Al
exander Stevens was :t remarkable man
in his day, but his (fay was more than
a quarter of a century ago. O.is of the
best evidences of tin- fjilur- ot tlu-
southern selection ot our union to k.-ep
step to the progress ;f this .la' tei'ipor
tion of the niuetet.-iitli c.-nt ury is tin
selection as leaders a id its kf. pmg in
high pi aces of authority such prehes
...
tone statesman as Alxander Me von
they cling to their idols.
I UK .Nebraska delegation 111 congress
seems to have come down to business in
tho matter of distributing patronage,
and us '.he Hekald predicted some days
ago, business will be business when our
Ajax from the first and James Fitz
James iroiu the second districts address
themselves to their congressional duties.
From the appointments already made
one cau see the young blood of our con
gressional delegation most unmistakably
showing itself. The appointments so
far, seem to be very commendable,
although it may be claimed by some
people, that in all cases, that strict fidel
ity to the principles of civil service
which would cause 'the admirers of that
principal to rejoice and grow patriotic
kas not been observed.
Tint third annual report of the board
of fish commissioners was handed us
last evening by Gen. R. R. Livingston
(one of the commission erg) it being the
report of that board, for the .two year8
ending Dec. 31 1883. It appears from
the report ot the. board that during the
years 1879, '80, '81 and '82, alout eleven
million of California salmon have been
received for the state of Nebraska, of
which, some 885,000 have been success
fully hatched at their fishery at Sante
lake and distributed th-eughout the dif
ferent streams of the state. That the
board also received during this time
some 24,000 brook trout and some 1,500
German carp, the latter of which, have
been distributed among individuals, hav
ing ponds suitable for raising an j breed
ing purposes. The trout being at their
fishery yet.
The reports from the fry planted
throughout the state- are very flattering.
The board - of commissioners consist
of Gen'i. "It. Ft. Livingston, of Platts
mouth, Hon. B. K. IS. Kennedy, of
Omaha, aud Hon. Wm . L. May, of Fre
mont, Nebraska.
These gciitlemu have been untiring 111 J
their endeavors tn establish fish culture !
in our state npon a permanent H-Wm aud t
from the mesas nlaced in their hands i
the legislature having m ide rery meager
appropriation to assist them in tics en
terprise they have performed wonders
in the way of stocking the strofo um-s
the state with good fish. They hye pro
cured anil esr.tiiii.eu lor tne sv.nc zr
fishery at Snte lake oa t!i3 PI it-; river
in Sarpy county,' where they have estab
lished hatcheries with alt the appliances
lor hatching the eggs, and caring f r the
yonug fry until distributed in the waters
of the state. This fishery has a good
dwelling hoi)se for the superintendent
and all tbe appliances necessary for a
fishery in its infancy.
Fish culture: a. very important inter
est to N!2i "Vd there is no reaon
wbTrfur streams should not abound in
rood ira rue fib.zmnz tu a verv necessary
fa tide of food, and our legislature should
that this interest is fovtered.
'reams of oar state are
kept
now.
Tub selection uf Judge Post 119 sue
cessor to Lorenzo Crounse will bo re-,
ceived with m iicli favor the titnte over.
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The new river and hat bur bill, innk-
ii'Jiie appropriation fur this year,
AhA million, has. passed the house;
the vote siauding lia for, lt against.
T!ir. llKitAI.l) requ. fcts buiriies men
and patrons of the wet kty Hkuald lo
"bi.u up" the Issue of this week. Il is
a fair sample of what it, w ill be in the
future.
Thk result of the county seat llht
in Nemaha county, was hot and excit
ed, and resulted in uu easy victory for
lirownville. The vote polled was
Rrowuville, 1221; Auburn, I'M I, To
tal, 2025.
Tllii lieaatache is over in the Wol
verine state, the deadlock being broken
on the eighty-first ballot. This sena
torial contest is unprecedented iu
Michigan politics. Hon. Thomas W.
Palmer, of Detroit, is elected.
Hon. S. j. Owkns, of Lincoln, nation
al bunk examiner fur Nebraska and
MMitlicrn Illinois, was recomniissioiu-d
the first of January. Mr. Owens is held
in high estimation by the treasury de
partment, ami is an excellent ollici.il.
Tub appointment ot Hon. O. M. I.aiii
bcrtsnn, is a deserved compliment aud
endorsement of that eutlcimin ns U. S.
District Attorney. Mr. Lninli, I tson is
au able lawyer, a strong advocate, and a
p'CMsa.'ir, gentlemanly olllcial.
Cait. J. W. Maushai.l who succeeds
himself in the Plattsmoutli post ollico is
the oldest olHcinl in service in the Jntate,
and his elHcient services are recognized
iu the post ollice department, us well us
by the i iti.ens of PJuttimoutli, nimost
without except ion.
The plattsmouth Hebald will give
that live town another boost shortly
by establishing a daily. Pawnee En
terprise, The boosting process is fairly com
menced, and like Hull, in the Hoosier
Schoolmaster, when wo take hold,
'heaven and 'yarth can't make us let
go."
Jcixik. Post for collrrtor. Thr.i
takes its Viv surprise nnd who in thi
fore-ordinaliou business is to Inke
foci's place. Well, the third judiri)1
district looses au able and upright
judge in tin? removal of Judge Pom,
and til? collectors ollice looses a
mighty good friend iu llie dc-i-apiiatiou
of Judge Crounse.'
sTU,l. the Star uoim- run ol
! with Iiiforiiier lievdell on the ttainl
i Man interest ing facts arc leaking ou
showing tin- nrci h.ii been piell;
largely iu lln- conthd-m e of the gov
ernmeilt ncinscl lor a long while. ()
all tin-, contempt i l . pitiabl' scala
wngse.the rss'-'iii thai turns informer
to sa vp hi ou 11 neck .1 lhe sacrifice
of hi .partners in crime, is the iuch
dfcpiaJU,e.
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Tub Oakland Independent .lf-gtta-
tiug hanging for the northern JJjcbraska
members of tie legislature, (or support
lug the canitoi appropriation, ami ircs
tiie profound reason for its faith tint
northern Nebraska lias . contributed
enough toward building up southeastern
Nebraska. Persons who make a sec
tional issue of a State capitol, are excu
sable fcr such flights.
In speaking of the late legislature
and its failure to come up to the ex
pectations of the public, the Omaha
Republican bits the nail on the head,
as follows:
One thing is certain, that men elect
ed on a hobby issue of any sort do not
make the best, material for the general
good. When we begin to elect men
for their general fitness, for the stand
ing the? have gained in their several
professions, for their thorough rc-lia
bility as citizens, then und not till then,
way we expect sound and judicious
law making. Further comment is un
necessary at this time.
' Senatcr "Van Wyck's pension bill
lias passed the senate. This measure
increases the pensions of soldiers, who
have lost a hand or foot in the service,
from 318 to $24 a mouth, and those
who have lost a leg or arm to 8:30 a
month. This increase will be g'ener
ally approved. Such disabillity deser
ves a liberal pension, as does every
genuine disability received in tbe ser
vice, lo survivors of actual injuries
t be govern meat and the people are not
disposed to be stingy. It is only a hrst
of fraudulent pensioners' that have
made many of our people doubt the
wisdom of their past generosity. O.
liee.
After the smoke had cleared away
from the House of commons, and the
public h id taken time to breathe, and
think twice over the charges made by
Mr. I ostpr against Parneil ami hiseol-
leagues, th'-general opinion f-eems to
lie, that Mr. Parneii's calm demeanor
under the ' terrible chatties made
against hi:n by the government, was
that of a cohsumate lea ;er, and that
had he given way under the torrentjf
abuse, or lost control. oJLbims-lf in the
debate, bis case would have. been seri
oufilj imperiled. As it is, no .one
scarcely, believes that Mr. Parneil or
the land league had anything to do
with, or any knowledge of the plot to
assassinate the bead official of the gov
ernment in Ireland..
A Little Goes a Good Way.
Tbe biennial atfipy is over.
The
legislature has ad jo
and the pulse
of the state is settli
its nor-
mal condition. Am'
10! we
never could stand
annual
session .ol such legisla
we are
bleat with would brea
nstitu-
f congest st
tmion.
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Waterworks. - '
Pour or llvo tjiousaud ilollars
outside, will give this city ti
of wnlcr works lhat will be ;.
lor the llie and protection of lli
in is portion of our city. Some
-i nee, a cuiiimil tee of our ci:
(Uieily iiiadc au iuvestigiiliou ol
inaMer, and hud a eurefiil ei
made of the co-l of llie eonstru
of a good reservoir on high t
hill, of sullicieut , ciipncity lo
waier enough tu supply the u
city, with pipes running down
hired, with hydrants uttacheil
each cross stn-ct, lobe Mipplied
hose to be attached iniiiiedialcl
ease of lire. This systeiu of v.
works, to be the nest egg for w
wrks for our citv iu the future
Like the Holly works at Hurling
Iowa, this reservoir can bo supp
in case the well on high scl
hill would not furnish enough wn
it is contended by those who proi
to know, by pumping from the ri
We are very fortunately siiualei
a city, in regard to our business rem
the business of the city being all
rether conlined t Main street. (
tire limits on this street have broiir
lit, a class ol business houses u
would do credit to any city In I he w
The prosperity of this city is conti
then oil main sired. Our btisim
men deserve protection. At prcoi
we are without protection froni I
ravages ot lire. We have goi,; ! '
o great expense in regard lo tire
gaui.alion, iroidiug cisterns in
wells for mo in case of. lire. Wii
not go at jt rililr' Put a couple i
thousand dollars more into the ii
vestment, and have iclinlile v,;l '
works. The estimate made sou,
(sine ago, showed this limited syslei
of water works could be cstablishe
lor the small sum of !fi;!,MU').
It is everybody's duly to assist Uu
system of water works protect ing I Ii
heart the seat af life id" our city. I
can be extended us Pluitsmouth fel l
able without creating any great i;f
dobtedness, until our entire ciii
would be snphed with water.
Thiuk hrw it would sound gentle
men: KciU'Pt how it would advcrliii
your city as a point of cnterprii-c nnl
business lo have it iro out to I hi
wdrhl that Plattsmouth has-a svsicin
f w ut.er works.
My lords and gentlemen what s.i)
on? Shall we have water wirktl
Tun argument of the fanatical free
trailers, oftentimes lead them into ab
surd positions iroin which it in dilli
cu.t to extricate .one self.
One of the most, fanatical of this
school, is Pi of. Sunnier, of Yb .friio
I..is .'ilnosfc Hhaipioiied hi chair '11 that
institution, to ride'tli'5 free trade bob-
iV 1 II llllU ftif lllU l.llA li.fl t 1 1 Ctf 4llllU.'l
east," 111 order to sustain bis posit ioii.jl
that protection degrades labor, r.iiln-r I
than protects it, iu the niauiil.ici uring
districts; he was led to make thu.
statement that Women in tin- V u.i
mantic mills get only fifty cents a day.
Whereupon the proprietors of lhat in
stitution, offered to furnish the leaiiii d
diricijde fef the C'obden club together
with the faculty and students of Y;ile,
a special train and free transportation
to their works, with full permission
to examine their employes to ascer
tain the truth of his statements. Tho
truth is, their female employes earn
from eight to nine dollais p"r week,
aud their male labores from ten to
fifteen; also many of these operatives
came from English factories and the
professor would havo an excellent
field in comparing wages.
Another venerable fossil' of this
school, is congressman' J Ji. Tucker, of
Virginia, who has discovered the true
democratic argument againsl protec
tion, viz., it is unconstitutional. Al
though there has never been a ti ine in
the history of our government under
ail Kinds ot administration when a
tariff ha.s not been laid for the pro
lection .of certain inddstries, yet
here comes an apostle, who in his -zeal
to overthrow the doctrine of protec
tion, discovers it is unconstitutional;
this ought lo end the controversy, and
place the democratic party on tlie ever
lasting rock of abjolute free trade,
there with the white garments of the
constitution wrapped around it, that
party would be relieved from portray
ing to the laboring classes of this coun
try, the happy, prosperous condition of
England's millions of fat, well paid.
happy working men aud women.
'Tucker has struck the key note' for
the democratic party foi the coining
presidential campaign.
I.V speaking or Plattsmouth city.
Hon. Isaac Wiles deserVes especially
personal mention as a stalwatt fiieml 1
of our city. The captain is an old
pioneer in Nebraska, although just
now in the noonday of life. He has
served bis country honorably and ably
three different sessions of the state
legislature, and last, but not least, as a
a member of the the Ixrard of county
commissioners made Cass county one
of the liest commissioners she' fas ever
badj and especially is this cky tyijer
obligations to' Mr. A iles 'for! 'the
straightforward manner w'"W'Ci(ni he
advocated the claims of I
ria'trsmVnlliJ'j
1 of the i'o&ti"f I
city for lier judt jireportion
money of the county. Oitr ston
veit on Chicago avenue, and
bridges in this city are evidences
this man s hrmness and suu.ireue
toward our people. In county a.T
we have never bad a county t- r j,
sioner who more clearly gra
understood the condition of
ty affairs, than did Capt. Y
upon tbe board.
Why one is I haukt.
Four hundred and sevens
bills were introduced in both I
of-the legislature. Sixty wei
bv the govwnor and thus madv
May were ertlled and but f 1 '
chosen, thank heaven. Y
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