f . ; i.U ' s.noir 'h
I '.nincll lllnff-, I'.-o
ft-atiorn station.
VllU'tKE
J PKTABTH.
I s.oo a. in.
3.
I
iiiiuya and C jurssolors-
at-;.aw.
OKFICK III '. 10 ITuiou ill e-r-, frmit r.Hinio,
iieciiuU vry. . lrui.,ii ,,ticutiuii ttivon 16
all 'j Minus . mar-.j
00 . III.
H.00 H. III.
1 ti.M p. m.
.iu a. 111
I u ' u ii
IAHA. p. IU.
M'.rlXIt WATKK. S.tK) ll. Kl
At roitvvii.LK. 1.00 p. ri
11.
- OHDEIW.
L.nntc.a)edin2Sl5 - - - 10 corns
and uot excicliuts S3;.. - - - IS rent"
Siu - - .i'i e-iii
Fi - - -5 Cent
tier iii;iv include any
t to fihv dohai. lu ;
L'IKmal pa, t oi a cent.
liATKS KOB, POST Alt K.
I'liuttrtr (.tetter1! 3 cents per i ounce.
i riioiiMier . raie. i z ci pet t-j.
" (Tranieiu .cw.-paicra ami
- Til ill 1r el-) 1 cent per
ll 'i i.sa.is. '
(iuci!ia:tdif.') I LUtJ'Cr ounce.
AY. .VAHSHAtrt y. 51.
& Til. It. R. Time Ta'oi.
2'ukiiij h$irt Ju.'y.i 1381.
fi t.V.A:
IMiliillJAiiiiijiil SHOP
;i quiet place fur a
1 G1uZZjX SHAVE
All wurk GUARANTEED first class
ic XJVi: 33 JilK,
the plneo, up stairs, south side of Mail,
street, opposite Pet r Merges.
J. C. KOOiNE, Frop'r. .
J. Li. St) i
Deid-r in di-ujr. twiie. article,
gars mill tobacco, paint, nils
WiltliovV gla-S.
c-
and
iiru. ft. lusty At .'..
1 1 aril ware sporting good and a
general line f agriciiHural iiuplc
ineuis; lli-adq .urters lor Hie celebra
tet Abbott bugjfies.
A VOC ' A.
AND
The following are anions the lead
mg busiiii-is- houses:
General Merchandise, Drugs aud
Groceries, Pumps, WindmillH tone,
Well Tubing &.
I '1c MIicV Ordi
1 runt jhlie cent
i-.yiin a lr.icll
PLATT5R30UTI! iLLS.
ri.Avrsjiot'Ti:, m::i.
Fiour, Cum ilc-il t! I'- .d
AKvj.i iii :i;Mia nu ml !;.; at l.ft rh
prit'i's. Tlie iiiin'nl iiiici'. ..al :; Wlurar auu
Cum. l';trl!cu!:ir jttiMiif.ori i;iv-ii tT.-.tiiii vtirk.
I :i u. Ml.
I :-t. l. ll.
'n :t. .11.
6 a. .i
:!- ,. ta
f im . m P - t "i s ..; ; m : i' i .
Ainvr." I" "I1
S :i? . ;u.
A ' I ".
SI :1V. l
ADDITION
to Tin:
p ),Sr-.
i.ttile outiots ijf liTiueisoe pur-
:tf-r.i. ArriVf 5 ;!. h. i.'.
i ; p :n. ' ;v : "
r. .J r. "" "
U . I . A 1 SI. JA
8 in. " s- "I.
7 :i5 J. m " B
I ' ! 'i 1 : i li WKST.
siven ri!ssuitSi s :!Joa. in. Arriv
. ll :i3 a. hi. ; ILi 'tiiijiS :3'J p. m. ; MoCo.ik
-. ti ! Iti'iivef S ii. I".
ave 6 p. ' : arrive Lincoln 9 -:M p. la.
, - FKKlltlir
Svi- at !i :V a. ni. ; Arrnros Lincoln 4 nopin
-Ae in S :U ! ; Arrives at Lincoln 'i :'K'
. ; lt.ifii!uii: a. l". , . . . ,
aves ut 2 M-i :i. in. ; Ar.iYei at Lllicnlii b
m. ; lt;itt:i-i a. ill. : ii';(-in'k. 4 :.vj a. in ;
iiver I w p.
KKUM TUB wr:sT.
ave Uoiivor at 8 :0.. p. in. ; Arrives at .M--
. : i.iiia' in
liimk 4 in, m. : iliisriiiifs lo :i0
I - ! j p. in. ; 1 nusiiiouiu 6 ". ,
kV4 l.lmoiu l a, in ; iuiiii
a. m.
FKKltiHC
l.-aves Lini'ui at ll :45 a. in f Arrives 5 :30pm
, Li-aea ILiu.ii 1 :4" p. in. ; Arrives Lincoln
10 u. in. : riailMiunill. 2 a. ni.- .
I avts ivnvor 6:00 a.m.; Arrives Mccook
. a.m. ; ILlsUush 9 :; pi 111. ; uncom o .
ilaitniouth il :50 a. m. .
GOING EAST.
t!;t:r irai:.s leave l'lattsmnuih at 7 0 a.
la. i-i. ,5 lap in. and arrive at i'ucillc
r ai 7 a. in.. -J t. anu a ju p. mi.
v. v. AND SIV.IuK.
I it a !2,i a. m. ami -M p. m. : Arrive at
kauciioa at :Jft a. m. and ! :15 p. ni.
- FIhi,M TlliJ EAST.
' r ti;u:ileave raciuc juiu cion ;n s u
:.i p. a: lu a. in. iwiu aiiive m ina-
L; x 4v a. i:i., t; ni t. ni. aim iw o a. m.
- li. C AMI ST. tKtb.
.illliL'ill'U at 6 -.10 A. III. and 5
Ar.-ivtMl :Jd a.-!il and 5 ;55 p. III. .
S.".::c'.J :i.i'! i; ion
U v.. , i . I ill ;
!
r. - ;r i
!:ts F.otiU'-WHKt of
.1. J.. D2:rv53all,
Dealor in 1'rtiijs, Painta, OIU and
Vhi ii:-!1:i'.-: .! I'coV. - n il Slai imic-rr.
At Wholesale and Retail. Cash
paid for all kinds of country
produce. Call and see me
Opposite First National flank.
BANKb.
GRi: . WOOD.
! J'jnx ri:(.i:nALll,
I'llT lul'liS.
A. W. McLauohlik,
Cacliier.
t:o!!i: li te i-itu k l Lidil t tire, al-o i
..... . . . ..: ....!
i:ii; UnMH :;i. iiL .-.i 11 1U.III41 iiii-
,. I lie 1 i'i r ji'Kul.- a p(el:lll y.
pivm
(icneral M-re!i:i n-Use. Uurd ware aud
Coal, lligbi st Cash price paid lor
rain.
A Ooaiim-Scnso Remed.
o ?s a iff ft 5 a e? s
si I- ft p m a 0a i
riRST NATIONAL
OK PLATTSMOUTH. EBKA8KA.
Off'-rstho very best facilities for Hie prompt
tracactlon of legitimate
BANKING EUSINESS.
Stuck. Kouils, Culd. Uuverument an Local
!iec'iritii' Utiueiit and Sola. Deposit"! receiv
ed and iuierest allowed on lime fertifl
eate. I H al ts drawn, available in any
pari ! tUe t'nited Staten aud ail
f'f principal toiu. of
Europe.
a
r i
- A j
sAfiE'S iiAv;i)v,'AT;i: sxi!:i:,
l';-.ttniTi'jul li, Xeb
Consumption
roSlTlVF-lA CUilEI).
I jli J .":l'ili,I il l 'I I l?. . fl .-s V I
lil.l; til .l:ll.:."".l lvi!. . en- 1 i"'V;
ers ; io i:,i- .n!y ; ro; -tr in n V'"" ; , "V. ll
cure l oni'i 11 "t inu ai.d aii i1!-;!'.' . l.i'-i rnk r
uiid Ltiiii-" "'.-' -V'! i3 is ft:f 1. :'.;!: !J
llieni nu . als: tn .nivt.ic." :n.- t"f are
no humbug. w,-ill f r.vai ! t everv nullcrer.
by mail. p,st Paid, a Free I rial Box.
W e d"n't want j-o-rr money until yon ar" per-f.-i!v
;ili-.lied of lie! cv : -il :. ' i-" i"f. if
v nr'life is woili. s: ii ''l ' V i e.viui.-
tlieHH I'owder.o a trial, as t tier hid ouiely Qiire i
'"price for lar."e "r 3 'X). vr P t-r $tf.
Pent to any van of tlie I'lii-nl .r.-"i! s I .li-i-da.
by mail, on receipt, ot price. A.Mrc
ASH & Mil'.HINS.
3GO Fulton St.. HrooKlyn A . Y.
Dee. 2tli. ts2 4M!v.
it tin- ii: :..- t'r;t rre ai
'illl l 1 I V i i K iNS':t"l .S i 'v
I i-v l t'
Collections made d: promptly remitted.
irilif- !n:i:ket pri.-cB paid for County War
rants. Mate ai d County I'.ocds.
DIRECTORS :
i,,'.i:i V'it.'.:r'"-:ilci
;.!n: !t i:-r.
.co. i.. l'oicy.
A. Vv". McLaughlin.
A. K. Touzalin.
Jt. .'. 1'iiotiing,
t . L. Due,
i i Jin r.uUiK'" '
V!H"uvi I'aiidic'Itailroad.
V
I p in I S.
1 9.
I " H.
Kxpies-t i Expresa
leaves i leave
Soma f luoiug
Sank Cass County
Comer Ma'm and Sixth Streets.
PXiATTSMOtTTH, 1TEB
t .TuH.N" lil.Af'K. rresident, I
1J. M. PATTERSON, Cashier, t
1. ..!!- ,:M 1IK Liiifnt- is. :li"l Koortiiiic
:.,iii.ns ill n-.t criniio i lsee ilisi-iu-es t,icli..
M t" r :nt tH' poi..;ii'lui; of tl'.c Muotl
"" :t ii l i'c . " ! ..
' S s V " wnrV with ii:nrvlou ef-ii-
i n i c : -,t i' -o' rirove the iliKiirdiT.
It is i.t ' 've'V " bv nil celebrated
PaM or County and City Warrants.
curci ii I T- i- ! ys. I
COLI.KOrlONS 9IA1K .-
Transacts a General Inlin Business.
HIGHEST CASH PRICE
CITY HOTEL.
This beautiful three story brick utruclure. on
lower Maid street, lias Jut been finis tied and
flttod up for the accommodation of
TRANSIENT CUSTOMERS,
AD
REGULAR BOARDERS,
EVERY THING HEf AND CLEAN
A Good Bar
27tf.
in connection with the
House.
FRED GOOS, Tropr.
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as
p-l -
Hllll llC-t
Matea of Amer
ica.
BEMEMBBR
M
ft
A - if
I FreiglH L
I JfitTCS - I
!klt TH. I . 1 stl
t . ( I
p an j S.00 a.u.l?.&a. . X'
I " 9.00 3 U5 " X-
I .15 " S V "1
i iv.
i M y . :iv '
i "a. 43 ' L..: . r
I -4."5
I wUicl. is 14
LYOK&MSALY
State A Uonrotf Sis.. Chicago.
Qkuii r.ATALOi. IE.
for l-sk ucws - Krxrm .tne
of iviUUMMrU. iSaiU, "ire. IWlu.
wiw for Aiuwn I '--a, mm UUMSW
1 ( mu4 klotib
" AT 'JOE MeVBY'S
sTm pi e Rooms
riH will Ti:td tha piiiest "'Imported
French Rrahdv, Chamjwign, and other
Fin.Vfine?, l'ure Kentucky WldsKies,
several of Uiebesi and most popular
,. ,;.,! nf Tii iT'FLE r.EI.R. Fresh
n.-er Alwdvd'on draUitJit. an l Fine Ci-
car. --it.,.
t: at s.i :i i' . ' 4 is a cnUin cure for and promptly remitted for,
: Ti.ssi, Gill r ami ual."i.a.
I he must 'LtriiMJ Mii. an: subdued almi st lu-
t;iu:l.
t'.iv i: a Hi.:!. Uiinf snttritliieu or i.ionej
Tiio.:.;!:i.:sof ii titiiocia!s eeut on applica
tion. ...
51 a Hox. C Boxes for 5.
Sent free by m-iil on receipt of money.
ASK YOf DRLHriUlfiT FOP. IT.
But to not be deluded inui takins imitation,
fr "iiibMituteH. - r soieetliini: recoininemled a
-iusi a uO"-o '" Iiist on tle genuine wiih the
came of WaSHHUKNK a- CO.. on each box,
which is guaranteed chemical; v r-nrc uaderonr
HiEiiat lire, an indideii-ible leo.iisite to insure
inccei in Cue treat mett. Take no other, or
send to us.
Washbume & Co., Proprietor.
2S7 Broidwav. cor. Keade St.. NEW TOIIK.
Fits, Epilepsy,
nt
JXG SICKNESS,
b A U 'rX
i
7 r
- p'urr L-lien Fr.iili. Piire iLl
Kvt'cib.1 car- aUer.ml V- ar"
iioSAaie cow f urarijed aea watKe
I'ertyant.l
US'- ce it I
Fit powUl
po.eiv;r!
iit'i'd t:' I
As Vr.r.i
ever ijiol
to on i' tv 1
r.'.j'nctly
will 2:!il l
or Vi fai'il I
rrs vi'-J
-ai d be cu I
r-x-. c. f I
S.-fl iv t
' o ";! I-4
t r lit I
r'.liiic-bv one Month's
SC '.illii-lii'le
t!iat thee
DIRICCTOM :
John Black, J. M.Patterson. C. H.ParmeU.
F. U. Uutbmann, J. Morriascy, A. B.
Smith. Fred Gorder. Uly
WEEPING WATER
WEEPING WATER. NEB.
E. L. REED, President.
B. A. GIBSON, Vice-President.
R. S. WILKINSON. Cashier.
A GEssral Baiting Business Transacted.
DKP08IT8
rd on Time Certl-
the Calted
ot Europe.
TENDERLOIN
Meat Market,
LAFE CNEIL, Prcp'r.
Beef Mutton Pori Veal CMciens.&c,
Constantly on hand.
Alao, all kinds of UAME in season, aad eT
erythlng kept in a
FIRST-CLASS MEAT SUOPt
At lowest possible rates.
North Side Main St bet. 4th and 5th,
521y PLATTSMOUTH. NEB3
I
iiers,
win
Ujd nil to all applicant, and to cu-
cninna'it. noontaina
I faernsiL,
toiiuti. Af lul vmt without
about lib imm. (Sua UlastraUnna, prices, accnrsM
r in a
MMinUmi &ni1 nliiAhlc directions for '
1M0 -mieti of Vrti.ble and Flower A .da.
guita. Fruit Tmes.etc InTaluabl. to espw
liy to Market Gardener. Send for ' v
O. M. FtKKT M (JU. UETrtUlT MICH.
Thk stanipinjr ground of the modern
statesman, Oliio, is just now wanning up
for another election, aud the politician!)
from the ilicpatches have not yet
decided just what the harvest shall be;
whether it will be whisky straight or
whisky mixed wjtli a slight tax. When
this campaign conn- on ro 1 hot, it will
be in order for the fanatical temperance
party of that slate to ascertain as speed
ily ai possible, which party holds the ad
vanced views on the question of restrain
ing the evil, and then help the other
party into power, because the one in ad
vance docs not come clear up to the pro
hibition standard. There is a beautiful
logic about this manner of reforming
the world which only the modern pro
hibitionist can understand and appreciate.
The defence iiw the star route ciwes
are just now interesting the country
by putting Mr. Rrady on the stand as
a witness. Brady was Second Assist
ant Postmaster General from July,
1876 to Aprii, 1881, and it was u'uritijj
his tenure of office that the govern
ment is said to have been victimized
by the profligate and criminal expendi
tures of largo sums of money, for
needless and mythical mail routes.
Witness Brady starts out at a rattling
pace, giving the testimony of wit
nesses Walsh and Rerdell, the lie
direct. Brady is a man of large brains,
and great experience in public affairs,
and the country will feel relieved to
know that these prominent defendants,
are going upon the 3: and, to subject
themselves to the cr.tical examination
they will certainly receive. The truth
will be known whoa thi? trial is over,
and congress cm then try the court
and odicers that tried these men, and
then perhaps ev;tn handed justice
will be had. On with the dance.
SEEOS
a W hvu, and
oeserl
4VMfMi
Larre OAVOEX GVTT
,fTttin? CeU'M MiLtiU Ss4m
It Mailed re t All. W.
offer the LatBt MnUi9 im
id Use B'wt OUerciM of VMTMael.,
la '.
IreeBWED.
Tii.-: it j iitiii-n of the rail ways of
the ".'"Hiiiirv lii avoid all reasonable
restraint b it'inl.ition or otherwise is
daily evi'lt n-t(l by the disposition to
cotitesi evfi-y attempt at restraining
them witi-iu viiiat the people consider
rt-iiMiiialile grounds, as well be noticed
by tne following annoum-i ment
through the associated press dispatches.
The C. 11. ci Q. h.-iv- ;.rried the Uli-iii-i-i
Saw before the 17. S. Supremo
Com l, wht-ie that corporation not only
hopes lo avoid the operations of the
state law but seeks further warrant to
to crack its great whip omnipotently
over the leased iinea of that great cor
poration:
Washington, D. C, March 12.
The case of the Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy road is still in argument in
the United States Supreme Court, ilr.
Bartlett, of Boston, today following
Wirt Dexter in support of the road. If
the company wins this case it will en
able it to practically determine its
own rates of fare, not only upon the
main system of the Chicago, Burling
ton & Quincy road, but upon all the
lines which have been consolidated
with it. That, at least, is the claim of
the lawyers, who say that, under the
Illinois law. the parent company
can extend to all the lines which
have been consolidated with it
whatever rights and franchises it may
have. ..The gist of the pending case is
the claim of the company to demand
a higher rate of fare, by reason of a
special statute,' that is permitted by
the general lawa of Illinois.
Diagonal.
Do not let the diagonal escape your
attention, jtentleinen; it is ,,n the oth
er side ot tie river, ami ouiy nwaii
your encouragement 11 ud
10 iiHik in tlie Kii -K'
pios;MTilv
IVi- 1)1 ll'l.
audi more aibiliaiy, and i'i
gardful o( tile Wauls nnd li i I"-.-.'. 1 1
of those dept-iidriit upon t l i ut in lin
regular cuiirbc! of trade.
The little 111 innns; talk of Mr
Gould, over a year ago, t; the St. I.uuis
board of trade, whea he said, in fiib
stance, that his ronsumiu;: desire to
swallow all the railways f the conn
try, and absorb ali tlu' telegraph stocks,
had become merely a matter of amuse
ment and pastime to him, was an
alarming statementmale by one ol
the autocrats of our commercial world,
to theproducer of tha great northwest ;
the statement of a fact, which tin
producer had realized and felt before,
viz., that ow ing to the alUity of out
or two men to own and control th
railway and telegiapli li'ics !' tlii
country, the proiJucts of the greal
northwest, were virtually .it liio mer
cy of their whi.us to lit arbitrary and
exorbitant rati:s iK-st 1 ii'"t 1 ve, alin isL,
of all market values ; a danger v. liieb
the laws of trade, t- often !tpprair
to, could not iv-.irt. co upiiiuoj ii 'in
practically aboli-ln I.
The great, question has ber:;, ami
will be, until a satisfactory huhitior
is arrived at how can this bo reme
died? In the case of our telegraph
monopoly, a remedy has been biigcbi
ed, and very iavorably received and
commented 11 pun;. ami that is, that the
government sh.iil construct and main
tain a telegraph system of its own,
and gradually assume, by purchase,
the francises now owned by the
wealthy few. Wo can see much in
this proposed solution that recom
mends itself ao a remedy. It would
tvuke th;; i.tclegraph stock off thu
market, and this would atop tho ten
dency and .practico of arbitrarily
raising the tariff rates, and thus tax
ing the custooaei and patron (who, in
the regular com. '.a of trade, is com
polled to patronize) to meet the losses
sustained by thu individuals owning-
the, etccfcs and . i 1 1 in gaiuuling
5 ;Ul,V. k'i: ii! i.lncks which b.tve
I iMVi'.i i' if. iHtD'j.i; all the g'.)verjiiJr-iit
"u iid want would be a reasonable
.-de audi --eal to t iainf iiii the hues
!.: f,:i-.-d IV dr and uiaku the b s em a
it t &i.stai .in one.
Every individual ainl corpora trioa
vfiB'd be placed uini.i iti efj iui l'ol
ii'if, and n.'i oiii" i:.i.ii c.i il'l in" imjud iZc
iastt great .1,4. iicrt.i of tr.tdi; an I lu-
1 liigi-ni:!, t.) tlie wxj'u don of its cj.h
petiior an-' iii-ichb.ii .
iiy V-.-. -!ii.-af.
Ti.elii i.4 j'-'rliy i! re.tt d -.ii of ci it
1: sm over 1 n i year's assessment
tf pi ;.i':i in liiit isuioJ'.h city for
ie t'toue pn: pos. S.
Tim city lias an asaessor for each
i:ie of its four wards, and by taking
.heir valua'.io 1 for the y- ir 188, as
shown by the assessment roils or lists,
the inequality of valuations is wry
manifest; for instance, the real estate
valuation of the 4ih ward was .only
about 010,003 greater than the realty
valuation for the 3d ward, although all
the business portion of the city on the
Honth side of Miia street and ali ll
B. & M. R. It. interests lie in
ward.
Of course our city board of
cannot in the listing and valu
property afford to place ou
higher than that placed
periy throughout the st
we would nav more tb-
portion of taxes to l'
oroD'Ttv in the cit -
fairly, and no m
anv locality fi,
should be tre
asse-fsors
Fi'
Se
Th
1. :
1 he dco'li.,
ll Ig Sjl vi"l" j
nij ei
I He civil w
enacted in tbi con
this object, it was ll
(I. A. If., to Rl f fll.lt.
whrt had done batt hA 1
in its hour of pel il, sho1
the alms I1011.se ; that
ment of soldier's iidiiiiv'
and state government, a
(1. A. R., lo en re for l.ho
crippled reinnanU of thi.
it is idowiy passing ara
that worthy applicants,
for pensions wttrr still li
departinent uiiailju l-i i . v.
upon and allowed.
Tho entire addn :s abwiii
ii ibleness of sentiment an
to the cause and iutne."ls
vivorsoftho Union soldit
war of the rebellion, for v
maudi-r Vaudervoui t is so
tinguished ; especially was
portion of Coinmandei 'a
address grandly eloquent,
dtiscribeiniis sentiment ..!
liter vi.'iitini: a 1'o.d of i.
Ijeadvilh, Colorado. His p
ed t he mountain rjuigit.
their feet liressing tho
snows, and the clouds of !
ing about, them, he confer
rapidly thinning ranks
Grand Army of the Ilpul
were passing in review ti
covered country beyond tl
the clouds. We regret, vei
w.ij are unable to give 1 li i.-,
the address vVrbatiin; snl
it et.iliii:,lic.l Paul V.ui'l
. . . 1
illation v.-ilh us, as a m '.'.1
iiiiiy nift.s as .i'i orator.
'k notice the so-called
of this :-t,ate, at tract in;.
tcntion thro'ijhont Hie c
seems also uiiiv.nsal e
.vliriTiVi'l- it is noliceal-
.w ; thr.-re is p -riiaps no
auy.A7.eiv; b.it the f.iet ;
th only place where tb
: 1011 ei vi'i the m t izen all
ur l irj; - ceiiters of p"j
may take tin; ciii'-s 01"
-ti-eo'id class in Nebras!
'oiiii'b'raLioii of this
a ou pracli'iah ? rein v)
ines: ion fro.n b.il'.ire tl
.ne in favor of a goods
well enforced. There
here this poircy is.' ai
which adopts ;t deeria
of rum shops, while t!i
main in the bn.sinesis
cla-s, and as a rule, ha
gard for law and oidi
more at stake themselv
their interest that illi
suppressed.
licensed
est of
disfavo
est of tl
tO SC'i
th
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