The Plattsmouth daily herald. (Plattsmouth, Nebraska) 1883-19??, March 10, 1883, Image 1
i VOI,. J PLATTSMOUTil, XEliUASKA, SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 18S'. ALWAYS AHEAD! BENNETT & LEWIS, THE LEADING GROCERS ! Cilia to Ilia front with a coinpU te ttock of Staple and Fancy Groceries FliE.SH AND NICK. We always buy the beat goods in the market, and guarantee everything sHl We are suit agents in thin town for the sale of ' PERFECTION" (i ROUND SPICES, AND Till" I KLMIRAThD OPERA HOUSE BLOCK, BATAVIA" CANNED GOODS, Nothing '.:.vr in tin market. 1'Iatt' "Tiger" brand i.f ballimore Oyster :'!.vav.s i'i nan. I. I .mum; itid u.'e us. He will vnak n !.)!. V STORE! THE DAYLIGHT Full Line Grciicral Merchandise. Full Line GJeneral - Merchandise. Always oil Hand, Always on Hand. ISottom Prices for Cash. JLSottoiu Prices for i'ash- '. V, j: . Ml.-'., r Mil -. ' ? .r?. i.-'i "E?!; ' "V 'V f rs -J ?9 M Oi-acr- !:iXn. f-.r .'. li.-i s ! Kits.' -i i K'l Li r5 OPERA IICUSE liOTISIERN, GEJJTS' PURMSHERS. U W, B l'OST OFFICE J P fUSlI! IT fews Depot, W a V' V 12 St.? &3 2 y STATIOSKI-V. NOTIONS, CA.;,T:ES AND GIG.A.SS. Fl Tf , MASON & HAMLIN HENRV K. 1IILLEU aud 1? v J5 M The PLATTSMOlTTir 111211 A LD rUUJISHIN(; COMPANY has every facility for first-class JOB WOKI! In every department. Catalogues and Pamphlet lflfork, In every department. ink Papers and materials is Large and complete in litv and assortment. P n 0 iQ IiOAKl by the DAY or WEEK ' CF.NTHAL" v ! RESTAURANT. P Meals at AH Hours. OYSTRS JOT SEASON. WW IS a ATTEMKM From this date until closed out I sell my large stock of BEST. GOOE) NOTIONS, TELEGRAPHIC BILIOUS BILLOWS. The Danger not Yet Past. Lorn or Property and Dltre or I lie 2'eople. jetcTilMj for fxjort to No Mr York to b fur v nr. ip I Itj Saturdsj'a U,mcr. The t iinnl Hfjuinst tlie )Msnl!ity of a rU lu the price of coM envies at the bunk of England today. ... v t f , . t 1 X 5 9 IN MlSSISSIPri. Gheenvillk, Miss., March y. The levees in Bolivar, Washington and Is saquena countiea are subject to severe strain. 0.,ly ono break at KUalie. in the low.r pxrt of l3suqu'iia county. Tho w :iter roso an inch !). If the fine weather continues we vnil escape any disaaler. Tun niy ,jial .'' dn per is in Washington cj'wit. rCK M'f KK! ISd. AltAiems, March u. i'ha tivtr her5 I hai fallen two itx-hutt. An Appeal, Helena, Ark.mdaj, upocial says the rirer is falling tonight. Several hun dred nr-jfioes just suiitti of here are r reported out of provision. Many horses, mules and cattle arc standing waist deep and hopelessly abandoned in the St. Francis swamps. Trains on the lion Mountain railroad are aban doned. East of Forest City the tnick is submerged. A UAKK riCTUREl 1 ' St. Louis, March 9. A correspond ent who reached Helena yesterday from Memphis gives the following view of the situation: Along the liv er banks there are not more than two or three spots ; of dry land between Memphis and the Point, and scores of the best farmers in Arkanas and Mis sissippi are in u, complete s atn oi wreck. Most, of tliem are abandoned, the owners and laborers having lied to higher ground. In many places cattle in the watar. Almost every gin house is filled with colored people. At the landing eighteen 'colored women in boats were moored to a tree, waiting for steamers to take them away. There is not a foot of dry land in forty miles. Boats ladened with colored people and their goods were seen at various points seeking for ground to rest ou. . At Sterling, colored people, horses andjeat tle were indiscriminately huddled in the upper stories, of the only store there. Fences and houses along the river bank are still intact more or less! though many of them have been lloat ed away. At Star landing dwellings are full of cattle, aud gin houses full of negroes. The piospecLs are eeituiu ly favorrble for a big rise below ht;i-, as the flow of water from the St. Fran cis river is undiminished. Capt. Ttior wegau, of the Chauteau, thinks there will be unprecedented high water be tweeiuYick8burg,and New Orleans on account of the closing of the Bonuett Carr Crevasse. BUIOOE AJXOJLT. The bridge and trestle over Cassados Lake, on the Iron Mountain railroad. one mile west ef herejryfas discovered to be afloat tonight, from backjir" cominz np frosa rr HOME HAPPENINGS. i ' ' - ; c . David Davis to le Married Theodore Thomts Goes to , : : Denver. Ullscellunous. BuulinqtuN. March .9. It com menced to snow here at 11 o'clock this oveuing. citizen's ticket. Pkovidenck, It. I., March 'J. The citizens of the reform state conven tion will nominate ex-Uovernor Sprague for governor, March '.'4. A GRAND CONCERT. Denver, March O.Thejdoie Thom as and his grand orchestra, has defin itely arranged to give a erirs of tievcii concerts here in June. A chorus of COO voices is in training. DAVI' MA Rid AUK. Wasiiixuton, March l.-IIou. J) i vid Davis will be married at Fayette ville, North Carolina, Tuesday morn ing next. The bridal party will start for Califonia the same evening, stop ping a few days at Bloomington, Illi nois. THE 1XC.UEST. CiiK AiO., March 9. Hie iiiqutst on lody of Jim Elliott, which - had been postponed n account of the reported illness of Dunn, who kiih-d Elliott, was held today, and Dunn was hrld without bail to await the action of the grand jury. THE KANSAS FOOL. Kansas City, March ft. A report comes from Wyandotte that an aged German named Bruer in anticipation of Wiggins' storm dug a small cave, stored it with provisions today, and with hid family he descended to the cave. MILLIARDS. Chicago. March 0. Afternoon game at the billiard tournament: Gal lagher 500, Maggioli 205, Forty-six in nings. Best runs Gallagher 78, Mag gioli 40. Evening game: Iluiser 300: Wal lace 0h. Sixty-two innings. Best runs 11 t-iber 57; Wallace 37. STOLJJN GOODS RECOVERED. Si rinu field, 111., March 0. About $12,00 worth of property stolen from J. C. Klaholz, a jeweler of this city, re cently, was recovered tonight. The irootbj. which comprise all the stolen articles except the diamonds, were discovered by some boy, buried in an unused graveyard rathin the put lim- it - Th diamoudr atolHyaiueu ai trnm M.ftaiii -Xnot" found STS SH9RT. fMarch 9. Moses T. assistant cashier nter'a hank killed irier, bank exam- ;ey - sjiort, io,ooo. ankhave discovered fore Ray's death lie was sick, anu , Saturday he killed meir' are. amply ri.Jcayo, Mnrch J0,-Spr rlnl. WHEAT. --March,' 10. April, Ke'. M 113. June, 1121. "'"" CORN. March. M2.JVprII May, Judo C2. . July C3. . Cash Corn, No. 2, 6. . New mixed do, 04. Kejected, 40. BECFIPTS O RAIN, Wheat 70 car$, corn 310 cars, 110 can, The markets today, as compam with yesterday, don't vary much. lMatUmoutli City .Market. PHOVIIIOMH, FHLIT, MIKU AO. (HKTA1I.) "J iJ ... fl.itJ S'i.ii " .i tJ.txi V .vji rn icr ; lli " " tu ir, II ' " . i i ' . ,i ' . . f;l. odd' 3.MJ fn't lo. kl '. " ii r. 4,,'ltro el. lift lii: (.Vein 'V .. ... ' rw ((. ii..Vi ' IVJI'-T P'j i l(i Mrtd by M. II. Murphy Ac Co, Klinr ' Meal liran 'llllMIKl lfl It vi flour ti'miiuiii Dour tulter 'lieH (lull t I I nit llC-l' (lull CTI'UIII) hiiKir t.'UM'il linn. Uncoil MlllllllllMH JMlr.l JJenl l'linlliy 'ifK tUiLil.ilt!- ( lioli K iVlutoi'M. . . hoi'i'l ' ... . llrH.i I IllHMll Alillli'S (wlnlT Hi-ct n.ii-r 0hIi ri, si-let t I llllllli'lll ... PlattxiHonth Telephone V.xvV.nni 1 J. 1. YonnK, rpildi'iicn. r.cniifrt U l,rwli, lor'. : M. IS. Murphy A. Ci., " I Jioiilier Maiden. r I'ouniy i:i ik'n oWi-n. ti K. li. i.:wli, iiMlUencn, 7 .1. V. VVi fkli.itll, kI((. K Wcsiniu L'nio: 'lefntaii iiilUf. !l 1 1. II. Wlifi-ler. rlliitrt.. in l. A. t'ainiilu'll, H R. H. VVIiiilliLLiu, " l.i Jr.". WiiyiiiHii, ' Id .). W. Ji-iiuluKH. - 17 W. .S Wlff. olliec. in Mcrrlfiey ltrt fllee. . . IK W It. t'iil I IT, PtOI'C, m W. Kiurflulil, rcl'l';n(!c il M. V. Murphy, Zl It. II. Wheeler & Co , ulllce.. t. .1. V. Taylor. renldiMire. 21 . l lrit Nalioiial liank. r, .1. P. Young, tore. in i'eikluN House. R. W. H V'Tn. renldiuici-. 31 Journal onicr. It llKUAI.lt I'l'K. CO OIUe. Xi J. N. WIsn, rell'ni-. Mi H. M. Cliapiiiau, " S7 W. I. loliM. " 3H A. N. Sullivan, ' U.K. I'jiliner, 40 W. II. Hclilllkiic(if, 41 Kullivan & Woolly. 42 A. W. MciAujthlin. rch 41 A. l';i!teron. livery 44 ;. M. HoiinM, " 45 J.. 1. lieiiuett, renideue9. 45 ieo. hiiiiiii, onine. 4T L. A. Moorn, llor-t. 4'j J. W. liarnua. renlili'iic. M R. K. Llvlnirton, offlire. 307 J. V. Weckbiicli, reiildfiicc, 3.-I5 Clliil.liilii Wrllit. 840 W. JI. Bclilldkiieclit " M Ceo. H. Hniitli. " 35l Jt. R, Livlugftloii, " The iwitcli hoard connect" I'lattMiioi Ashland. ArlliiKton. Hlair. Council HI ul Mioot, Lincoln, (iruiiha mid KikhoniH t& 1 V 1 Notice. To the owners of Odd I' shales in the Masonic ai lowb block: You are hereb fled to bring in your shares to iiiHleisi?ned and receive the a for the same. S. II. Kichmond, , ddnv2w Cli'ii Hoard Trustees. Horniund Jot forSioV Dr. A. L. Child's late rcsidf intoviviih orchard, shrubbervi home, sfciTde, good well and cfstiA &c, is offered for sale. . fm 1 t ? t ' A j ;ii.s place, w uica irom us L,e;n flituation commands one of the views in Plattsinouth, arrf rendi, very desirabie iiice. ty V 9dtf WiiJnsLKn A: .Vi Wateriuau Opr.t IIob. Keduced rates will b? mada to ro eties, churches and home dramatic en tertainment.'?, wishing to r:L tho Va- terrna pera ntie. J it terms full particulars apply to . J. r. Vr.rs? .lldtl liusiue&i Man; COLLECTION Having Leen a htii. oii( r: y loser ever ey duo me on nowtng'themj i raj are rerp as I must have HCC4inirodate."PV: utrrv. late fire, I mpre than 7 r