PLATTSMODTH HERALD.
ri'Ul.lHIIKt IAII.Y ANIi WFF.KI.Y
The Pkltsmoatb Herald PnMisMni Co.
For City and Count v Directory, Railway Time
Tables. Telephone Kxnlian Iiuaiue Di
rectory, IJ'ixIne.ii Cards &-c, ice third page.
JEFF. L. STONE,
City Editor.
A, Sit 1 1 Mb my, OcntlNl.
Th iroceeJir:js of the county coin
missioners will be published tomor
row. The Iilaclt Crook Cooipnuy paused
through thb morning on their way to
Lincoln.
Today it u remarkably iiuict mi: on
the streets, even the familiar luces of the
loafers are uot visible.
Found A key. which the owner can
have by calling at thin office, proving
projH-rty and paying lor thin notice.
Etl. Morley h now located in the
building just below lilake, where he
will give you a shave on short notice.
The pay car made its regular ap
pearance today, anA the railroad imya
are all "heeled" in consequence there
of. AV, II. Ashman, who live. about a
mile and a half north of Weeping
Water, was recently offered $. per
acre for his farm, which he refused.
II. D. Muner, a former resident of
fiosper canity, has returned from
Plattsmouth, and will W-come a per
manent citizen. All such .settlers are
welcome. Araphoe I'ioneer.
J -J-j Ford will give a ratsquinid? on
roller skatea, Tuesday evening of next
week, the 17th. Further particulars
will be given biter. Joe says, however,
tint it wil 1 be a ''ripper'
A writer in thi tern iterance column
1 ait week made mention of a free read
ing room and we muk a motion that
the matter b agitated, and if po-hible
let us have a free reading room.
The attendance in the public schools
in this city is greater by one third
th-tu the attendance i n the public
soho'rfs in Xfbrask.i City, and yet peo
ple down that way, think Nebraska
ittty as large as Plattsmouth.
lion. I. si. Drape has just returned
from an extended trip through the
western part of the state. lie reports
the valley booming, wheat coming up
nicely and lots of corn still iu the
cribs. He says he never saw as many
choice fat cattle in his life.
His Excellency, the Hon. James W.
Dawo?. covernor Nebraska, has ap
pointed M. O'Doaohoj a notary public
for Cass County for a term of six
years, and (O'Donohoe) having
qualified for the same, is now prepared
to acknowledge deedj, mortgages and
all other Ieg.t! instruments
proraptnesa and accuracy.
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The Art Loan exhibition opens this
evening at 6 o'clock. The ladies of the
SI. E. church have been busily engaged
in the preparation for it for the past
three or lour weeks, and have left noth
ing undone to present t- the people of
Plattamouih a tine collection of curious
ities, works of art and relics of all kinds.
All should attend and sec what a lot of
old things there are in Piatt sin nth.
It is the intention of the managers
of the art loan, now open iu this city,
to have a grand grand concert one even
ing this week, given by home talent
in the city. The concert will ue di
vided between vocal and instrumental
music. Oae of Mr. Pettee'a fine Deck
er pianos being in the hall and at the
disposal of the management of the art
loan for the week. The concert will
certainly be an attractive addition to
the attractive exhibition already in
progress.
An order is soon expected, opening
the Ouiah reservation (north of Burt
county) to settlement. After the O.na
Iiaa consent, then a survey must be
mads of the part of the reservation
west, of the Chicago. .St. Paul, Minne
apolis and Omaha railroad, which is
the part that is to bo opened. It
amounts to about 49,000 acres. After
the survey three appraisers, one ap
pointed by the Omahas and two by
the secretary of the interior, put val
ues on the land. Then the Preside nt
issues a proclamation and the settlers
iuy gv on the land, no one taking to
exccd 160 acres. The conditions un
der which the land is to be taken are
to b fixed by the secretary of the in
terior. Fremont Herald-
The tickets of admission to Eli Per
kins' lecture coutain the following:
"Eli Perkins at large. Admit the
bearer or wile.this owu wife, to Eli
Ferkiu' lecture, anywhere in lhe
world for years and years. The lec
ture will commence at 8 o'clock sharp,
aud continue till someone requests
blot to stop. In ca of au ac
cident to.. Hiolecturcr, orif he should
die or be' Aung before the evening of
the disturbance, this ticket will ad
mit the bearer to a front seat at the
funeral, where ho can sit and enjoy
himself the samo as at the lecture.
The highest priced teat those near
est the door arc reserved lor the
particular friends of the speaker."
Toe oo tor Appreciates biraeeli
whether any one els does or uot.
Tie genuine Lou.si. na peifque amok
fqg t6tn'.-i st ScWefcU's. 87Jto
Ir. A. II. Keller i In Omaha today.
! J. V. Vrckhach spent .Sunday in
t . . . . . ... ......
Wlli.lllii, itu (lining una ujuiiiJiio
John Oasenkojit, of L-mUvilk' U in
tvn today.
Joliri I). Simeon went to Shi'nun-
douh, Iowa, this morning,
lli-s Iirooka ttnd "Dick
O'Neill
re-
turned from Omaha this morning.
II. I). Travis und I. H. linrneH, of
Weeping Wuler are in the city today.
(ico. A. Maguey, of Papillion, an old
time I'iattsiDouth boy, hpent fcunclay in
thia city.
l'eter Everland, a solid republican
from Kltuwood precinct, is In the city
today.
Will Cushing, J. 0. iJauni and J. W.
Cutright, went up to Omaha Saturday
Dight to hear Lawrence Uarrett.
Herbert Westbiook, of I'lattsmoulh. is
in the city visiting Iuh sister Mrs. J. C.
IJrown. Neb. City Ntwh.
ilr. .1. 11. Piper, who haa many ac
quaintances in this city, is cashier at
the Millard, Omaha, which position he
is admirably adapted to till.
REAL ESTATE TKA.VSFEKS.
As reported from the Clei k's office
each day:
J. F. Amich and wife to J. P.
Araich, und. 1-7 sw4 9-11-1S q. c. d.,
:o0.
W. II. Shepard und wife to Win.
Chandler, lots in Hock BIulTs w. d. SI3
Wm. Chandler and wife to Isabella
Itainey, lots in Hock Bluffs w. d.,$lOO.
Thomas Edwards and wife to Louis C.
Todd, uYt nw4' 2.-ll-12 w. tl , $:000.
Louis Pearl and wife to Ceo. W.
Barrett, sej4' r.e n? ne)4 self 29-11-12
w. d., 1000.
II. . Windham and wife to James
11. Cathey. ri nwU 13-11-12 q. c, d..
Thomas M. ISclkuap and wife to F. M.
Belknap e n e 10-11-9 w d $1200.
F. M. Belknap and wife to John XV.
Burr e i n e J 10-11-3 w d $-.00.
Siouth Platte Land Co. to If. II. Al
den lot ."itf! and . Crecn wood, w d
$115.
Claud Breckeniield and wife to Johu
Osenkop und lot 20" Louisville, w d
?1200.
Jacob Lewis and wife to F. K. Fcgua
lot 8 block 1G7, Plattsmouth w d $800.
T. A. Streight to Mary Ann Streight,
lot 4, block 13 South Bend q c d 300.
Mr. Earnest Wagner, who is both
well and favorably known in this city,
has decided to permanently locate
with us, and has secured oflice rooms
over Solomon & Nathan's store, Gor
der's block. Air. Wagner, the Her
ald is very glad to class among
Plattsmouth business men, he is a
practical architect and a thorough ar
tist. The writer haa heretofore seen
many of his sketches, the same as
those displayed at the Art Loan and
they all speak the thorough artist he
.is. .Many m the city will be" pleased
to have opportunities here at home
for studies in painting and crayon
work, and we know Mr. Wagner is
in every way qualified to give satis
faction to bis patrons. He has the
Herald's wishes for success.
Lawrence Barrett, the eminent tra
gedian, played to an immense uudi
euces in Boyd's opera house, Omaha,
at Saturday's matinee and Satvrday
evening. A number of Plattsmouth
people were up for both afternoon
and evening and enjoyed lhe play
fully.
South Beml.
Editok Herald: It is quite a
long time since we said anything to
you, and in fact since this last spell of
winter set in, we (like the boy) have
had nothing to say.
Business is very quiet just now and j
the boys liking advantage el the dull ,
times, ate hunting and li.shiu. Thau j
Slreight and a party were ou'. a few J
days since and brought in forty-nine
geese and ducks. Doe. Stuart. John
Munford and Natri Kam IT v. tn- over
to Santee Lakes one day this week, :if
ter ducks, tLey took a rod along to
try for fish, but it was so windy thur
a fair trial eouhl not be inie, vet
John Muuford took two very nice
pickerel in "out of the wet." It has
been reported about here this spring
that the fish in the lakes were dead,
but the fact ol these being caught
from the 1 irge lake, the one that it
wfcs said the finny tribe were dying in,
proved the report to have been a false
alarm.
When winter breaks, come up !
and go fishing.
I understand that the boys organi
zed a poi.of the C A. IL, last niht.
Did not learn the name. The olticers
are: II. J. Streight, Commander; Wm.
McAfee, Adj.; James Crawford. Q. M.
They expect to be mustered in the
last of next week and I hope and
trust that they will succeed iu having
a live post.
We are connected with you now by
telephone, so you will have to be care
ful what you say. We heard you
crowing over your success Tuesday
night. By the way, if. the Journal is
correct, what-a let of dishonest men
there must l.e in Plattsmouth, for quite
a number did vote for G. S. S. but 1
am spinning this out too long, so hur
rah. iSiiakey.
The city council meets this evening
at which time the canvass of the late
electiou will be madu aurt other im
portant liulne will be up for con
ciderjtiou. It ia in order that eyory
ro'ember of tie ouucll b prcteut.
The Black Crook yesterday attract
ed the largest audience that has ever
been seen at the Buckingham, and uf
foided a great deal of pleasure to the
patrons. It was presented in line
htyle by the KiralfyV, and was re
ceived with every demonstration of
approval by the audience The Black
Crook needs no introduction to play
goers. It is a dramatic spectacle and
nothing else, but whatever may be
8aid against the merits of this spec
tacle as a drama, nothing but praise
can be given to its eceuic, bultutoriul
and mechanical excellencies as pro
duced by the Kiralfys. The Mcsars.
Ri rally have discovered much invent
ivc capacity in the training and in
struction ol ballet dancers, and it i$
to their credit that they do not rest
content with the achievement of one
bcason, but endeavor to give variety
to each annual appearauce ol their
ballet. In plays of this character the
ballot constitutes the chief charm and
when one not uutainilar with fruch
gestio capers riutU an amount of new
ness sullicicnt to enlist admiration,
there is an unconscious but well de
served tribute paid to the skill and
ability of the ballet master. Iu mo
tion, iu grouping and iu costuming
I here i equal excellence to commend,
for there is no change in the design
of dress either in pattern or the con
trasts of color. The piece never was
butter presented in point of scenery,
it is nicely acted, the cot times j are
very iich,. varied and picturesque,
the figures admirably performed and
the majority of the chatncteis very
agreeable in appearance. Louisville
Commercial.
Mr. W. J. Hesser opens the spiing:
campaign with a catalogue replete i
with the choicest plants, which he is j
ofieria!; lor ale as well as an ini j
inense stock of old and reliable plants
that are favorites with everyone. Mr. j
1 lesser has undoubtedly the fiuest se
lection of plauts west of the Missouri; ,
many of choicest plants not being du- 1
pliiateil in the west; his plants are !
reliable, and his customers ol past 1
i years know him to be the same. The
IIeuald reques-s all lovers of flow
ers to consult his catalogue and make
their selections.
We are informed that the plan? for
the addition to Fitzgerald block, and
the change of the second and third
stories into an opera house are already
made and that work on the same will
be commenced at an early day. We
are further informed that Mr. Fitz
gerald will build a block of store rooms
on Main street adjoining the opera
house on the west which will fill a gap
among business hor.368 that will add
wonderfully to the appearance of tha
city.
Mr. Wm. Eikenbary, one of Lhe heav
iest farmers and stock feeders of Cass
county, is in the city visiting his sis
ter, Mrs. Dr. Latta. Mr. Eikenbary is
combining business with pleasure in
looking up a model for a house which
j he expects to erect on a decidedly mod
el farm some time in the future.
State Journal.
F. H. Fegan of Fairfield, Iwa, has
purchased the Lewis property and will
make Plattsmouth his future home.
The B. & M. brakeman, Ciias. E. Kuu
cle who recently lost a leg at Exeter by
being run over by the train died in Lin
coln u Saturday last.
Louisville Local.
News i somewhat scarce this week.
Everybody appears full of business
Spring seem to have come at last.
The farmers are too busy to come to
town, and the town - Auks are prepar-
t iug their gardens. The small boy
plays keep.
.1.11 (i lover, father of our .Nasby,
has moved to his old home iu .Sarpy
county.
Dr. Waterman is stiil in New York
where was im:!!..1 by th-? deatli o! his
fat hi r.
Geo. Laverly went to Orienns yes
teidny to eorrall a criminal, s rumor
say-; George is Requiring a rrputntiou
in that line.
Hen Hooer is entirely helpless
from au attack of rheumatism, lie
ha been dangerously i!i, bin the n
tor say the eris: is pa.-t uul -3 he
gets a ret apse.
J. P. Klli is slowly recovering from
au attack ot the same malady. It
seems strange that our two strongest
men should become the mot helpless
in so short a time.
The residence of Win. .Swindell
burned Sunday destroying mot of
tl.c property
We did not l am how
I lie tire crigiuateu.
Mrs. .i. H. Toninn, of l.T en
isited
Louisville last wrek.
The Ii & M. have built three hun
dred feet of sidewalk from their de
p't toward Slain street. The tillage
wiil liiiish the job this week. Xow
thai spring is here let tit have the
new road lrora the south made passa
ble. V.'ill Clcghoru has returned from
the western part.of.the state where he
went with a view to well, it is hard
to tell what fiis intentioea were. He
ma go cast next time.
It. It. Pitney will trove lo the lie
publican river country eoou. -
Thu Hall House i being raised. It
will be considerably larger than be
fore. Clay is being hauled to lhe pottery
which T7ill be iu operation iu a few
days.
A publio telephone ttaiiou is one
oftur new conveniences. We can
talk iu any direction rxtept south.
SKrntrvf
The first Instance where physicians
are mentioned in the bible is II Chron
icles, xvi, 12. "And Asa, iu the thirty
ninth year of his reign was diseased
in his feet until the disease was ex
ceedingly great ; yet in his disease, be
sought not the Lord, but the physi
cians. And Asa slept with his fathers.
It u said that Ingrahani, one of the
men, lynched at Hastings last week, was
a brother of one of the feather renova
tors who wis in Plati-;iwith something
over a year ago.
Mr. T. B. Clark has rented a place on
Winterstecn hill where he is moving and
preparing to live again. Wintersteen
hill is one of the pleaantest parts of the
citv for residences.
The Art Loan is bound to be a suc
cess. Every effort has been made to
make it attractive and interesting and
those who attend will find it so, and
to their satisfaction.
Jim Antil is going to have a candy
stand at the art loan. He makes no
thing but pure candies and knows
how to put in ali the sweets, &c.
The green grass begins to make its
appearance after a long winters va
cation. C. K. .Skinner has busy times these
days and has a large number of car
riages under way painting now.
To7saio!
!X K 4. Sec. 3, T. 1 11. 13.
S K Sec. 3, T. 12, Ji. 13.
S. Y. Sec. 3, T. 12, U. 13.
and N A N. W. Sec, Uk T. 12,
1 3.
S. AV. Sec. 31, T. 13, II. 133
K h Lot 1 , I Hock 26.
o, U.
" 7 tkl, k 23.
Si, " 'J, " 11.
Duke's Addition.
The-above described farms
aro
per
for nale on long time, with
cent, interest. Apply to
K. Ii. "WINDHAM,
dlM' Plattsmouth, Neb.
Ladies, your special attention is called
to tho new line of dres goods jat-t
received at Weckhach's. 23dtf
For Bent.
The northeast corner room in Stadel
uiau's bakery. Good for office or small
business. "A tf F. Staoei.manx.
"Art is nature passed through the.
Alembaic of man." Emerson.
Geo. Graybill, teacher ol a thor
ough and practical system of physi
cal and vocal culture, and expression
by voice and action.
Children's classes, advanced class
es, Spakespeare or Milton classes,
private classes, public and parlor
readings at reasonable rates. Olih-e
at the Perkins house.
For Sale.
Four lots together in good location in
the city of Plattsmouth. Inquire at this
office dtf
Ice ! Ice ! Ice I
. Now is the time to contract for jour
summer's supply of ice. Bed rock ju ices
prompt delivery and superior quality of
ice, first come first served by the new ice
man. tt2m2 Jok Fairfield.
A new line of fine dress goods con
sisting of the latest styles and patterns
just received at Weckhach's. 23dtf
Boyd's best brand hams, breakfast ba
con, long lean side meat at .1. Ilatt &
Co's. S4dtf
A Square Meal
Can be had at the City Hotel for only
25 cents and lodging at same reasoi?fi!ie
iBtes. Farmers and .ommercial Men
will p
bear this in mind.
d&wtf
iie:ny wore
! Has :-.i; elegant line of baby carriage
! for sale verv cheap. Also a nice lot of
refrigei!it.rs t-'-id She Urisf stock of fur
iiituiv ever brwught to Piattsimiuth at
price -i that ca:it he discounted. It will
nav u to see him. d29afcw2tl'
Everybi'dy in inviteil to attend the
tri mired op; r.in of p.itteru hats a.d j
bonn: ta ut .Mrs. A. l Stout's, Fiiday i
ai d Saturday, April 13th and lltii. A
boquet v.-ill b;: preseu'ed to every i
lady. Switufit '
Ladies; you ae invited to attend;
the trimmed opening of pattern hats
and bounets at Mia. A'. P. Stout's.
Friday and Saturday. April 13th and
14th. A boquet v. ill be presented to
every lady. 8wt2d0t
Lone Jack, Fruits and Fiowers aud
other choice b.-.mJs ju-t received at
Schlegei's. uT yTdGt.
A second ia.u-c of lack's Had IJ.-y
just received at Warn-, k's cheap book
store at 43o per c.py 3j l6t
Warrick always keeps the best 17"i
test headlight oil at 28 cents. 150 test
headlight oil at 25 cts. wl-doGtfj
Troy City Laundry
Now Located on
WASHINGTON AVENUE.
It. D. BROWN, Proprietor.
Transient Work solicited
riiaiilviiig my patron lor past favors, I soli
cit further work.
Remember the place, Mockenhaup house.
Washington Avenue.
Notice.
notice Is hereby given that a certain note
from J. C. Peterson to todfrey Flckler dated
March 2th 1882 for 9i with interest from
date at 10 percent and due Marce 20th. 1883,
lias been lost. Kvery peron im hereby warned
agalusr. buying said note a the same U pat
due and has been paid.
Dated April 8, 103. GepritKr FiCfLttn.
Take Notice.
We will receive Gulf & Fleishman's
compressed yeast every Tuesday ami j
Friday morning-. frcJi, at Bennett. x
Lewis'. .11 tf
Crying made cay is on hand agon
with his fiery horse radish whicn is
made frwsh every Jay at Babiugton's
factory and sold wholesale and retail
next door to IMerson's incut market.
Sold by all grocers an 1 hatchers.
37-2t'
Chew the Golden Thread line cut
for
sale only at S.-hl'-ol's. wl ;i7d J-
A full line of plug and line cut chew
ing tobacco at tjchleijel s.
To Kent.
Furnished rooms r lodgers. Inquire
of Mrs. Ilttie Newton, Oalc street. :M Gt
Ladies of I'la t tsmoath
IJon"t destroy your rugs, even if you get
but little fur them ; they are necessities
which we could not do without; our ed
ucation depends upon them; the Iiible is
made out of ragj, and he.-.t of all, the
greenbacks mar made from them. Youis
iruly, oTtlu Jacojc Levi.
AT COST.
For the next iliys we wil! s-l 1 our
large stock of oooks at cost to close out
that branch :
HoVs work $1 10
Mrs. Holmes' work .... 1 10
Mrs. Fleming's work 1 10
Other hooks proportionally cheap.
wl&30d0l Win. J. Wakkick.
Hauii; to Kent.
one of the best location:
Inquire of J. W.Jennings.
Iu
citv.
in the
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AMUSEMENTS.
Waterman Opera House.
One Night Only.
Tlrarsday, .pril 12.
Ihiliiant revival of t tie moxt Mamiiiieent Sj.ee
tacular drama of modern tittifr.
kiiialfv tmos.'
r mous
With its w eahli of
Magnificent Scenery !
GKORGEOrs COST I'VKS !
BliWII-OKiUNG I'KOWCUTIKS !
A Superb rucatic I'outpany.
A complete ami efllciput corn ! lt tllet led
by the greatest premiere Atsoiuta in tlie world,
M'LLE MARIE BQNFANTI !
Assisted bv the bewitching dansensp M'lle
Lconilda Ortori. The wouderoujdy
beautiful
PRISMATIC FOUNTAIN
With its myriads ol colored jets of ral water,
sliowin;: ihn colors of t lie rainbow,
ami imported t tins country at
an expense of 5.0tK 01."
An entertainment calculated to please ladies
and children. See the crystal cascade
wend iiicauratiou, the f iry irrotfo, the
scrpeute i;le n. t lie lilumi'nuu'd pal
ace, tljn r :udest vi all trauefor
ination eccties.
Popular juices Tickets- on sale at J. V.
Young's. Kescived seats si ; general admis
sion 75 cents ; jjuliery 50 cents.
GRAND G. A. R. ENTERTAINMENT.
To the Citizens of PlatU mouth:
McCouiliie post N'o. 4", O. A. K, department
ol Nebraska will give a
GRAND ENTERTAINMENT
AT THE OrEKA 110Ur
FRIDAY EVENING APHIL 13 1883.
We have c-ugaed lhe original, New Oileans
University
JUBILEE SINGERS,
And they have consented to anpeai for money
enougli to pay their expenses a the iiiatacr,
Mr. W'lieedon, is an old soldiei and a niemlier
of the G. A. It. and is thoroughly imbued v. dii
the noble purpose- of the order. Mr. Water
man has kindly concealed to give us the use of
the opera houe at a mere nominal kiiiii and
the proceeds of the cutertainment will be de
voted to the aid of
INDIGENT SOLDIERS,
AND THEIR FAMILIES.
And to help the post to no equip themselves
that they can appear creditably in all public
parades, which lias been an important and at
tractive feature of all public tratlierinst. We
cordially invite all the citizens, old sohiiers and
ti e member of all neighboring posts to turn
out and we will pr.ianse you a fu:l return lor
your money, besid-vs tile as-d-tanee you eau
render will he fulls- a'pree;ated by u. Dy or
derof ' ' J. It. Sti:oik.
S. P. ANATTA. Commander.
Adjutant. -MiXll
ERNST WAGNER
ARCI-IITECT.
Plans find -:!cc:fie:ti nu will be care
fully carried out, aioi iu l a: tcniir-ii will
b
T. Hi to i-a!.:!V
l!UI
uiraoiciv.
LLSSONS ON PAINTING
in Oil or ( -i C.u..rs. Cravou and
W'nt -i t.. i..?:
Pencil.
Ofm ;intl btu.Jio over
liiau's sai, M.iu Miect
iltwl
AND
REPAIRING
J n covn n rTjR 1 r oh
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PAPER
We claim
new stock of
city without
contradiction.
iu have the
birgo;-t
Widl jmjier in the
fear of a truthful
We will prove it,
it' ou wil
st-ff. Wi
call and M-e for yoitr
liave i list received an
invoie.'' !' lead, litt.-ccd oil, !as
lires Son's 'Itirs, all shades j"
iilalia.-.titu', u liire sl.ick ol'u ind'iw
shades at all ju iees.
Our mixed paints are' tui'Mir
jiassetl hy any. all of which will
he sold at the lowest ;osrdhle
lince.-t. ery n-.-piv
,' II !
Wm.i. ,1
'W A 12 KICK.
GAFF, FLEISCIiaUli k CO.
COMPRESSED YEAST.
Tho beat ye.'tst in use, received fresh
every TUESDAY and FIIIDAY
mornings. Trade sn;;.lii d by
VLWXyj'T ,( irs An' is.
AGENCA
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CITY, of London,
QUEKN, of I.iv ri -.ol
VIHF.MAX FUND, of California
EXPRESS COMPANIES:
AMKI.'K'AX KX1M5KSS CO..
WEI.I.S, KAI.'UO & CO. KXIMtESS.
Ofll'.'e ia Kockwoort iilock,
6di:m
ii !i Johnson I'.ros
No Humbug Here!
1 Can Outsell any (hie dice Clothing
25 PER CBNT.,
a:;: still make money.
Eolii Here and at my Eraucb Store,
AT LOUISVILLE,
Ah I Buy For Casli.
Iieineniher tli-e alrove ntateinoiit.
I-IEUOLIi
2l-w I'll
redely iisnsaesse
stoels of Cloth
ing a IS iiie lt&
tent styles fosB
wear
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some of
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will be uiajad -tbex to all appUcsnto, aud Ui cua.
timers of last j-ear wiUiout oM!rln? It Itcoctaii
-i' wtr nm.irBuiinii, pni- accurate
description an l valuable direction lor rlanttnr
1.VK) Tariedea of Vn-ubie aud Flower Seda
Plants, Fruit Tree, etc Invaluable to ail. eeuec!
JaUy to M-riret Gardenen fiend for It I
D. M. FERRY & CO. DETROIT MCH-
HOUSE, SIGN, AND
Carriage Painter,
Graining Glazing Paper Hanife,
KALSOMINING.
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IIHLL
wescotf,
9
V W S U it : ,5
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3 St 2
WH O L
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REAL. ESTATE
(AND)
(ObLDCTIOIV AdKNCV.
I,aw and eolleriloii biiHinrHt nromp
llv attendeil to at thin olllee and iro-i-i'Vib
i:iniMcil without delay.
Notarial work, roiiveyafieiiig and
abstracting atl ntled to on hhort no
tice and satilaetion guaranteed.
If there ih any thing we do make li
specially of, it in city aud Hiiburbaii
real estate. .Several lino fannn and
Home wild land al hargninrf.'i. "boring
men can get a homo by pi:ying month
ly what Uicv new pay tor Iioiimc rent.
,jiaec torbi.U giving but u mnall
pi rteiilage ol tin; barguina now on lhe
books at thin agem ) ; we iiatno thu
following:
Six elioiee half a"i u lots, H iiiinutea
from K. II. hhopM, at from WU to ."il.OO
each, ami on terms that would make
a man ashamed to ay ho did not own
ti house. Come and see, jou are not
compelled to buy and ! woutj give
these lots away, but ou can get them
rto ibey will absolutely cost you noth
ing. Five acre lot J mile from city lor
v-'JiX) part on time.
Klei en acre Jot J mile from city
for yo.'0 tliis is extra line.
I have three piece of outside prop
erly which 1 can sell ami under
take to lurnii-h purchaser work
enough to pay for them, now 1 will
l'u:uiii th.; ground and you the work,
worn is what hurls me. it you will
do I lie work al a lair price i will give
Ljoti a clear deed for the laud; if you
can t do lhe worK come anil see me, 1
may lind some one who will do it lor
oil.
Ten acres for .000 00
" " ;uo uo
" 760 00
" " J.')00 00
Several small tracts well
improved
ami adjoining the
reasonable rates.
city, lor Ktle at
KA KM IANDS.
acres, wild ."f; oOO 00
" itni.r..i''il W.liO IMI
40
80
FJ0
ItiO
A0
1'10
J0IA) OU
.0000 00
" GJ00 00
;ooo oo
Finest block larm iu t'a; county
iiloOUO, long time and Jow rale 1 in
terest. 1G0 acres, wild $2500
100 " 2800
80 ' 1200
80 " " 3200
1G0 acres, wild, Ileji. V'y (caoh) $1000
CITY ritOI'KHTV.
Cor. lot. y brksfrom bhopa(cheap)$100
17.0
" l.OO
j cor
1
3 cor
2
"
l" "
2 " " " l.OO
i " " " 175
2 " 150
Otb street (fine) i',00
Ficuic Hill " 200
" " Washington ave" 350
" 44 1 bi'k from Main fet extra 400
Improved city real estuto in abun
dance. 1 can find u hat you want in.
this line if you will call and see me.
I5usiies3 houses ami lots for salo
at much lower ligures than will bo
asked six months hence.
Stores and dwellings rcn'cd and for
rent, rents promptly collected.
It you don't see what you want in
this column come and ask for it. I've
probably iuiscd just what you wau.
Ulliee open nearly every evening from
Glow.
Cood new hou.se and two fine lots
in good location price, 00.
W. S. WISE,
Union lock.
CITY HOTEL.
This beautiful tliree story tnlck rtructure. on
loer Maid street, lia Just been Iinlshed
fitted up for the accommodation of
Til A NSIENT CUSTOM EllH,
ANI
II EG UIjA 1 1 BO A li I) i: IIS,
EVERY THING NEW AND CLEAN
A Good Bar aw.ti.e
27tf. Y1X7A) f(S, Fropr.
NEW
Furniturl
StorB
HARRIS & UNRUH,
li KALE KS IN
FURITITUHE t COPFIUS,
and a!i kiul ( u(i.js tisiinily k-pt In a
KIItST ( I.AMH FI'nMTl'fiE KTOKK
Also, a very complete rtack of Funeral Goodj,
MBtaliic&WooieiiGGfflns Gasiets.Rolies,
EMBLEMS, 4c. '
Ou: Ne;v;;nJ -!e-atit lw:trse i :.iway in
r--;i;i!iess.
ReiT.cr.iiicr tlit- tjwtc-, fn ITN'IOM
tVAA)CK, ou .Sixti, Street. TWO
Doois south of Casa Coun
ty Hank.
vVhcar we m&y be found nlf lit or day.
HARRIS & UNRUH,
2113
FLATTSMOUTH. NEB.
Fits, Epilepsy,
OK
FALLIXO .SICKNESS,
I'rrinantlyriired NAriumbiiff-liTooe Montli'e
l.i.H.!-.! 1,r- 'iou'ard'i C'efT.rated Iuf:tllibl
Fit FnwderH. lo convince miftYren that ihe
I tmdcri will do .ill i- cl.-.lrn f,r them uo uiii
-end llieni l.y mail, post paid, a Tree Trial box.
As Dr. ijarland H the unlv riivxlci.in tht )
ever made tin dicea.se a apeciul study, and aa
to our knowledge tliou.t:uid have be-n per
maiietly cured by the ueof the-e Powder. w e
will i:ur;,tit'e a neimaneut euro In everv r.iai
or remud you all money expended. All Miffer
ersslionid give the I'owrfrr au early trial.
... v'.tTiiiiiti -i i.iri, i uiaiiir iniwrip.
Price, for laixe Koxe, $j 00, or 4 IJoxe for f 10.
Snt by mall to any part t.t the United Ktaten.
oranada, on receipt uf prices, or byvxpreta!
C. O. D. Addreas,
ASH ft ROBBINK.
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