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A! KDICI N K, VFAIVU AI EKVS
Oii.m, Paints, Ukusiiks,
.Full JLinc ofTrussoN
Ami in fact every thing contained in
a lirnt-cUhH Drug Store. 1 r
m ri tims can-lull v compound
I'll- Competition met in
department., t
Cu. Main am Tiiiui Siiji.kth
IM.A'I TS MOUTH, NEil.
Si:CO:D HAND GOODS.
J. LEVY,
Will Ilirv and SKI.I. sill kinds of
FUR1TITURE, v
METALS,
moil,
RAGS
AUD
FURS
Will advance money on all
SALABLE GOODS,
on lower Main street.
Ojijuisite The Old Duke Jiuilding.
LMattsmouth. Feb. 1st. 1S8.J 4Ctf.
" HOTEL-
CITY HOTEL.
This beautiful three story hrirk structure, on
lower Maiil .street. iiu just been finished and
Itttt-al up for tlic accommodation of
TRANSIENT CUSTOMERS.
A N l
KKtiUIjAIt ItOAllDEHS.
EVERT THINK NEW AND CLEAN
A Good Bar
Id connection with the
llou.se.
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KHED COOS. Propr.
LUMBER.
CALL AT THE
Old Reliable
LUMBER YARD
B. J. WATKEMAN t
Wholesale and Retail Dealer ia
PINK LUMBER
SHINGLES, LATH,
SASH, HOOKS,
1SLTIYD3, &c,
Fourth Mreet. in tear of Opera House.
PLATTSMOUTH. - NEBRA8 A
CIGARS.
Just .Received
A FINE LINE OF
IEERSCHAU AND BRIAR PIPES
OK DIUECT IHPOKTATIOX.
A Challenge 5c Cigar,
8 tahy made for the retail trad-i oily. ;
Pepperberg's Cigar Factory.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
AND
AT
Sherwood's,
Plattsmouth, Nebraska.
ERNST WAGN h:R
jPracticnl Arcliltect-
AND
SUPERINTENDENT
ARCHITECTURAL. WORK A
SPCCIAXTY.
fin an.l S-jecificationi will be carefully
rri.i ut. and full attention will b glen a
to sofifty and durability.
LESSONS OS
Id OU. Water Colors, Crayon and Pencil.
i:i. .vr Solomon AN bn'a stcie. Wain
PLATTSMOOTH HERALD.
l'UBUMIIED DAILY AND WEEKLY
The Plattsmontb Herald Pn.Minfl, Co.
OFFICIAL. FAPKIt OF TIIK CITY.
For City and County Directory, KailwAy Time
Tble. Telephone Excitant; luiiies Di
rectory, Ittixiness Cards Ac., ree fourth p;if.
Notice to Advertisers.
Copy for (ll.splHy advertisement" or
eh an Re
ii HdverllMeiiieiil must no liamleu
In to the
liiisliiefMonice not later than Hi a. m. of the
il.iy In which they ar to he Inserted. Cony
lr nay local m and special notices linmt lie
Itamle-I In tefore3 p. in. each day to Insure in
sertion. II M. ill hll.NKI.I.,
linnine.sM Manager.
JEFF. I STONE. - City Editor.
A. Siill-slMiiy, Ili'iilUl.
Tin; liver "m slowlv fulling.
All j'iiet in the police court today.
Tin: first train on the K. C, for sever
al days passed over the road thid mom-
i 11 r.
During tin: lute "wetneH.s" the water
blood four inches deep in the depot at
Taimage.
A number of our citizens will attend
the Thomas matinee at Omaha tomor
row afternoon.
At the 4th of July celebraiion9 in
several of the Nebraska towns, orations
will be delivered in a loreign tongue as
well as the English.
m -a a-
"Whore are you going the 4th," is the
piis.H-word now. The G. A. U. go to
Weeping Water, the A. O. J I. go to
Omaha, and we're going to celebrate.
Another break in the press last even
ing was the cause of the delay in the de
livery of the papers. Uro. Sherman
will plea.se accept our thanks for the
use of his press during the "fracture.
The thermometer today has htcn try
ing to climb over the top of its case,
and the weather 13 anything to judge
iy, it has almost succeeded. It is cer
tainly the hottest day of the season.
A blind man with the hand organ
that Noah used, to make music for Sun
day worship, in the ark, attracted the
iltention of all the small boys iu town.
last evening, on the postothce corner.
A meeting of the Board of Directors
of the Cass county Agricultural Society
will be held within a lew days, and the
work of Gxing up the stock pens, stalls
race track, etc., will be begun prepara
tory to the coming exhibition.
The "set to" between "Baby" Barnes
the Omaha giant, and Jack Nugent oc-
Ucura tomorrow at Omaha. Barnes has
the size and Isuirent the sand. Bad
blood exists between them, and the
sporting fraternity anticipate a lively
time.
The people of Fairview are indignant
iccause the county superintendent re
fused to grant a certificate to a com
petent lady teacher, who had success-
ully taught nine months, out grants
them to the males. They ought to
lect a lady superintendent up there,
then the thing might be reversed.
We notice by the papers that Dr.
Kehrsteiner, of Sutton, is abroad in the
land working up a support for a demo
cratic German paper. If the Dr. is as
successful in his newspaper enterprise,
as he has been in the practice of medi
cine, nothing is to be feared from ils
ullueuce.
The Presbyterian social at the resi
dence of F. E. White, lastevening.was
one of the most enjoyable entertain
ments of the season, and the number
participating was largely in excess of
the ordinary church sociable. The boat
and hostess assisted by Prof, and Mrs.
Drummond were untiring in their ef
forts to entertain their guests,and their
spacious and elegant home was the
scene of pleasant social intercourse in
terspersed with music aud refreshments
which was thoroughly enjoyed by all
present.
The Nebraska National Guards hold
their annual encampment and drill,
at Crete, for four days, beginning Au
gust 21. To the companies visiting tne
encampment, the citizens or Crete, of
fer prizes, as follows: tor the Dest
drilled company, a silk flag, valued at
S"5;for the second best company S20.
For the best target shooting by com
pany, .-0: best team of six from any
company, -Jo; oest unuea team 01 six.
in si ent manual 01 arms, so. j; or t-ne
best band in attendance, $50;for second
best $30. Governor Dawes also offers
to the best drilled company a silver cup
worth $75. Other prizes are to be of
fered to be announced hereafter.
The opposition says that no one need
lose any sleep over the corn crop in
Nebraska this year. We are just as
certain to nave a good large crop of
th'u "staple of the west" as we are cer
tain that the sun will shine. Some pf
our farmers were a little fearful just
after the crop was planted, it being so
wet, but they now se their fears were
misplaced and premature. Iu spite of
almost daily rains, the warm rays of
old lunar, between showers, is making
the corn spring forth with fearful
strides. It aud the weeds seem to be
on a strifit which can make the great
est headway in twenty-four hours.
One farmer told us for a fact that his
corn grew three inches in twelye hours)
and he said it was not much of a day
for corn either.
The Rock Rapids, Ia Review, con
tains the following description ot a new
style of building houses: "County
Treasurer M. W. Dickinson is just com
pleting one of the most singularly con
structed dwellings in the west part of
town that ever came under our obser
vation. The structure is 16 by 23 on
the ground, nnd two stories high, and
the walls are built out of lath, there be
ing two parallel rows of them a few in
ches apart, which are formed by laying
one lath on top of another with cross
pieces a short distance apart. This
keeps the lath separated outsideaud in.
There are no upright timbers of auy
kind in the wall; the balance of the
building is constructed the same as or
dinarily. Mr. Dickinson put up this
oddlv-concelved structure at quite a
saving of expense, and it appears to be
solid and substantial everyway
REPUBLICAN AFFAIRS.
Proceedings of the State Central
Committee.
The State
Convention to
at Lincoln.
be Held
Pursuant to call of JI011. j. W. E.
JJorsey, the republican tlate central
committee, met at the l'axloii jioiei 111
Omaha, Thursday, June zn, ItJbJ, ul 7
p. m.
.... I - - X . I . .
i he following inemoi rss 01 me com
mittee were prevent:
11. T. Clark, Fourth District.
(Jeo. S. Smith, Fifth I Strict.
C. E. Yost, Sixth District.
Win. B. White, Eighth pistiirt.
S. B. Olson, Ninth District.
Wm. JStcuflcr, Tenth District.
(Jco. Brooks, Eleventh District.
J. E. .Merrii, Twelfth Dioliict.
A. E. Cady, Thiitecnth District.
C b. JoliMaou, proxy tor E. 1A. I'.u k,
Fifteen th District.
J. IE llarley.
Peter Earbeig, proxy lor C. Fox,
Sixteenth district,
11. H. Norval, beveiitcculti district,
bherwood Burr, Nineteenth district.
il. A. Brown, Twenty-liiat diatnet.
W. J. Pea'beltou, i'weut -second
district.
I, L. Evans, Tweuty-foui th district.
Chauucy Wiltse, pioxy,tweuty-fouith
district.
O. B. Willard. Twenty-sixth district.
A. L. lleineohl, Twenty-seventh dis
trict.
A. C. Vole. Twenty-eighth district.
J. M. Hyatt, Twenty-ninth district.
YIc. Bieibower, proxy, Thirty-liist
district.
The resignation of II. M. Wells as
member of tLe committee for twen
iteth district was presented and ac
cepted, and on motion of Wr. Bier-
bower M. B. C, True was appointed to
fill the vacancy.
Ou motion, resolved that the com
mittee proceed to consider the matter
of appointment of delegates to the next
convention.
On motion of Mr. Kemeohle, resolved
that the following basis of representa
tion be adopted, viz ;
One delecate-at-large ror eacn or
ganized county and oue delegate for
each 150 votes and uiHjor traction
thereof cast for E- P. Iloggen for secre
tary of state at the last general election.
Carried.
On motion of Mr. Colson it was re
solved that a committee ol three be ap
pointed to examine the tabulated state
ment of votes ca9t and report the num
ber of delegates each couuty is entitled
to on the aforesaid basis.
On motion, resolved that the com
mittee proceed to ballot for the location
of the next state convention.
On the lirst ballot Lincoln received
9 votes, Sidney 1, Grand Island 0, Om
aha 3, Neligh 1, Hastings 2, MilUord 1.
Total 23.
On the second ballot Lincoln receiv
ed 15 votes, Grand Island anu umaaa
1.
The committee on appoitionment re
ported that the several counties are en
titled to the following representation:
Counties
Del.
Counties Del.
Johneon 7
Kearney 3
Keith 1
Knox &
Lancaster , ?i
Lincoln 4
Loup 2
Madison 5
Merrick 4
Nance a
Nemelia a
Adams 7
Antelope 5
Boons 5
Hulfalo 6
Butler
Burt -8
Brown o
Cass iJ
Cedar
Cheyenuee .2
Clav 8
Colfax 4
Nuckolls 4
Cunuug
Chase-.
Custer..
5 i Otoe.
11
l
... .3
1'awnee 8
I'helps 3
Pierce
Plane , o
Polk 3
lied Willow 4
Richardson 12
Cherry .1
Dakota
Uawsou 3
Dixon 4
Dodge 9
kJiiiitrlart 16
Saline a
liiiii.lv 1 i Sarny..
4
9
J lllliort "I aiiuiruun
Franklin
Frontier.
,4 Seward h
. 2 i isueeinan 3
.5 S Stanton 2
Fumas....
(iatfe 11
Sioux 1
lhayer 5
Valley 4
Washington .....8
Wayne 3
Wheeler 2
Webster 6
York s
liof per ..is
&reeeley 1
Hall o
Hamilton ...7
Haiiau
Hitchcock -
Holt 6
Howard I .
Jefferson &1 Total 371
On motion the report was adoptod
and the committee discharged.
Mr. Smith moved that Wednesday,
October 3d, 13S3, be fixed as the date
for holding the state convention;
amended by Mr. Karberg to Wednes
day, September 20. Amendment accept
ed.
Mr. Pemberton moved to amend by
fixing Wednesday September 5th as the
date. The amendment was lost and
the original motion as amended by Mr.
Karberg was adopted. On motion, re
solved, that the members of the com
mittee Irom Laucaster couuty be in
structed to secure a suitable hall for
holding convention.
Moved by Mr. Evaus, of Clay, that
the secretary of the central committee
be instructed to prepare yea and nay
lists by counties for the use of the next
convention. Carried.
On motion of Mr. Bierbower it was
recommended that no proxies be ad
mitted to the convention except such
as are held by persons residing in the
counties from which the proxies are
given.
On motion of Mr. Noryal the chair
man and secretary .of " the committee
were instructed to issue and publish
call for the convention on the basis
adopted by the committee.
On motion the committee adjourned
to meet on call of the chairman.
Geo. W. E. Dorsev,
Chairman.
S. B. Colsox, Secretary,
Reappointed.
Gov. Dawes has just reappointed
Hon. (J. W. Kaley. of Red Cloud, a
member of the state board of education
which presides over the destinies of
the normal school. The appointment
is one whieh reflects credit- both upon
the governor and Mr. Kaley, as he has
filled the position for the past term with
marked ability. State Journal.
Clay Pigeons.
Yestcrdav the club here had their
first clay pigeon shoot, and the record
of the crack shots would astonish one
if seen in print. ljie record is sup-:
pressed out of chanty for the old shots.
and because ameteur shootists are not at
all proud. A glass ball contest is un
der discussion for amusement this after
noon.
The printera in Omaha struck yester
day, and the papers this morning con
tain an unusually plenteous assortment
ot miscellaneous matter. 1 he "plates
are convenient - occasionally, and even
dead "ads' can be utilized sometimes.
PrirA Rhontilic at thn now fancv
shooting gallery on Mala street one door
east of Perkins house.
PERSONALS.
Thos.
night.
Maryland was in the city lat
Mrs. Charley Holmes i lining Omaha
loday.
Frank Cairutn weut to Omaha this
morning.
.1. II. Ilaldenian, of Weeping Water,
JA 111 the city.
Miss Lizzie Newell returned last
evening from her visit to Lincoln.
Dr. John Black was a passenger
Omaha on this morning's train.
to
itcv. and Airs, wnson were anions
the passengers to Omaha this morning.
surveyor uenerai aicpiicnsoii came
in from FulU City this morning, and
reports plenty of water down that way.
Mis. Calder uccompanieil her daugh-i
ter, Mrs. Pirn t yniore, tho home
of ilm laifer, fhis morniiig, t r a few
lay'n viidt.
110 warn iiaii'i, wno nas m-cn wim
t . 111 1 1. 1 . .
I he t an held surveying partv, spent last
uight in the ciiy. lie left the boys lat
Monday, up north of Fu Robinson,
ant reportj them as all helmg good
ami doing good work, lie left on this
morning's train for bt. Joe.
Loulsuillo Locals.
rvt It li V a a. a
1 lie mo. i it. ii. staris its regular
tra.ns today, the first for two weeks,
They have done well considering the
extent of the washout.
W. B. Shryock has purchased three
lots from Toman and will build
dwelling thereon soon.
Walter llalliday and bride Miss
Ida Rockwell, of Louisville made our
town a visit this week. They received
congratulations from all.
The root or Cuttorth s building is
going on again. Nothing short of a
hurricane will remove it now.
Two sisters of J no O'Shea, one from
Lincoln and the other from Denver,
were visiting their brother this week.
The Hall house painter is at Lincoln
on a bum. When last, seen he was
holding up a lamp post in Iront or a
saloon.
Jno Cail of the City hotel, sold his
furniture at aucti.m Thursday. He is
going to take charge of one of Stout's
boarding houses.
Our pottery progresses finely. Each
kiln seems to burn more salelv than
the last. We ara sorry to state that
Mr. Leason's health is such as to com
pel him to leave the pottery for a short
time.
J. F.IIubur's fruit trees are full of
fruit. Mr Huber is one who believed
in early days that Nebraska was good
for fruit.
Capt. Hoover's fish pond is nearly re
paired and now ready for plenty of
carp in the near future.
Our harvester men, Hoover aud Pan
konin, have about J4 dozen self-binders
on hand, are ready fur a contest as soon
as grain will permit.
Our post office has been remodelled
and now we have lock boxes as good
as the Yale, though they were made
at home. Billy Valentine did the
painting.
Mrs. Wilkinson, Miss Carrie Schlater
and Miss Davis go to Omaha today to
listen to Theodore Thomas orchestra.
Sanford Lewis has been very sick
but 13 improving.
C. Schlater is making the Louisville
house look like something new.
Mr. Brown, deputy county clerk was
on exhibition here Wednesday.
Skeduxk.
List of Letters.
List of letters remaining uncalled for
n the post office at Plattsmouth, Cass
County, Neb., June 29, 1883.
Barry JTenry Kessler Willibald
Barkman John T Mathew A S
Brady S T Miller II W
Gnkham Elsev Quinn G
Hendrickson G W Sroberg A J
Hilet Herm
Sweeney Henry
llollan Michael
Hill Wm
Tibbetts J J
WmtUS
Welhart Fritz
Wiles Joseph
Jones W B
Johnson Oliz
Persons calling for the above
will
please say "Advertised."
J. W. Marshall. P. M
Remamber that Bennett & Lewis
have moved, and are now located in
room lately vacated by J. R, Cox. first
door west of Sherwood's new building.
107t3
Notice to Coffee Drinkers.
Buy your coffee at Murphy fc Co's.
They sell the best, and grind it for you
in the bargain. 93tf
Call and see Bennett & Lewis at their
new quarters.
"Bug Poison," that
Kills everything,
at Warrick's.
Bennett & Lewis will have a full
supply of strawberries and raspberries
tomorrow.
Visit the fancv shooting gallery one
door east of Perkins house. Finest
outfit in the west.
Ripe cherries every day at Beuuett &
Lewis.
. Bennett & Lewis, first door west of
new Sherwood building. 107 :3t,
SPRING LAMBS, SPRING LAMBS,
Now is you time to get a quarter of
nice fat spring Lamb at Hstt fc Co.'s
105-Ct.
FIKE WORKS.
Flags, etc., very cheap at Warrick's
J06dCt.
Old papers for sale at this office at
orty cents per hundred.
Bargains in window shades at War
rick's. 16w2t-10Cd6t.
"Corn Cure" warranted to cure with
out taiu. onlv 15 cents per bottle at
Warrick's. I06dtf
Call id) Ilatt & Co. and get a quarter
of those nice, tat snriusr lambs. 10tit2
The only spring lambs ever on sale
in Plattsuioutb now at Halt & Co's.
Leave your orders. 105 t6
Cheapest place in town to tuy fire
works is at Warrick's. 103 dt-wlt
20,000 envelopes in XX white aud
blue, in irood aualitv Manilla, and in
alls sizes, just received at this office
These envelopes have been bought at a
bargain, and parties desiring envelops
suouia leave orders, iwu,
1 FOR SALE. jLtOIS 3 and in
i Block. 41, ItP,o';I.. . M
j K. B. WIS DUAM.
ting In town
d7twlt
at
He Run runt ce to iiouiit all
prices ou 'iotiiiii iy i 1
teul. S.JtC.Muyer.
Opera lloii4 riofiilc tm
Bre.ntK r'.s
Crai-kers at Benin tt
Iew is'.
Honietnber Warrick
keeps only tne
niAtf-itui lif.
best ilruirs, lead. etc.
It will pav vou to read Wi..es
col-
iiinn in this ptpc. vou may tind
illnt
what you want. ISDn
Brenmer's Crackers at Madiem in's.
A Si' it a t e
at the City
.Ileal i
Can bo had
1 1 t 1 tur i.n.y
t cents and lodirmir
at same reainiaoie
lates. Fanners and Comineii ial Mm
will please bear this in mind. dA,v
Monoy Saved.
Hy buying your gnods lr ci-.li of W
il. liaKcr. 1 will guaiantei- to save ym
s5 per cent. iii dress mi'l.-, tiiiiiinip
etc., it yu will give me a chance, lie
have nil the new shades in buntings,
nuns veiling und other seasonable unods.
Cheapest line of ladies, and cliddren'
Hosiery in the citv. A few dolmans
anil ulsters to be closed regardless ol
coMt. 1 (.-. t value in parasols and fans;
stock complete in all depart men Is and
must he closed out in limited nine lor
Cr-sli. ii ive m a call and save money
T.ldJcwtf W. 11. IlAKKK
All kinds of fire works
at Warrick's
lOa-dG-wlt
The Doctor's Lust Happy Resort
1 recently nad a very ditiictiit case
ol consumption. I treated it in the
most scientific mauner possible, but
to no effect; patient grew "gradually
worse, liatner man give up, and as
a last resort, I decided much ngaiust
my wishes, to use a reined v that had
cured one of my former patients.
urcatly to my surprise, th patient
began to gain, and in a much shorter
time thau I dared to ever expect, she
was completely cured. The name of
this remarkable reined v is Dr. King's
New Discovery for Consumption. I
now use it altogether in my practice.
Leading M. D. Evansvillc, Indiana.
Trial bottles free at Roberts' Phajrui-
cy . La rge size -SI .00. 42e6 vv 1 y
For Lame Back, Side or Chest use
Shiloh's Porous Plasters.
J. C- Boone will remove his barber
shop to feherwood's new imiklini' on
Fifth street as soon as finished. wl'Jinl
FRED GORDER
Wants it distinctly and emphatically un
derstood that he is carrying a complete
line of all the best makes ol cultivators
and corn planters which he will sell
cheaper than any other house in Cass
county. I pay cash for my goods there
by saving large uiscounts to my custom
ers. oWIl
5.000 fence posts for sale. Call on
or address 36tf P. L. Wisk.
1 have an ot the oest styles ot corn
planters, and a large stock of all of the
successful check-rowers manufactured.
To be disposed of at wholesale or retai
cheaper than any other house ju Cass
couuty, Plattsmouth, Neb.
7-wtf. Fked Gokuek,
iue tar and axle trreese at "Warrick's
w!0l2
Buggv cushions at J. G. Chambers &
Son's for !1.25 each. wl0i2
The lanrest assortment of saddles in
the county at J. G
Chambers & Son's.
wl0t2
Manufacturing and repairing
t
Sherwood's, in Bock wood block.
Fiftv thousand dollars to loan
cn
farm lands at 8 Per cenr interest. Ap
ply to Sullivan ite Wooley. 12w tf
A. Salisbury, Dentist.
lbtf
Manufacturing and Repairing, good
and neat, at Merges'. 5tf
Farmers and others desiring a gen
teel, lucrative agency business, by
which S5 to $20 a day can be earned.
send address at once, on postal, to II
C. Wilkinson & Co., 195 and 1!7 ir ul
ton St., New York. 40t6m
Important to Travelers.
Special inducements are offered you
by the Burlington route. It will pay
you to read their advertisement to oe
found elsewhere in this issue. 47tf
Lost.
A ladies chain and locket, between
this city and John II. Beckers. Finder
please leave at Mr. Becker's or wfth
Geo. Weidman.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Advertisements under tbi head, three cents
per line each insertion.
NOTICE OF KEMOVAI. I will remoe my
stock of jewelry, oh or about July 5th t
Sherwood's new block, first door on l ifth St.,
where 1 will be pleased to see all my old custo
mers and many new ones.
v ery iruiy yours.
d85tf L.O.ERWFS.
MONEY TO LOAN On real estate
. van & Wooley.
hy
SUlht-
VOll SALE A
fresh niiloh
Imjuire of
y'.tf
Ji. R.
Windham.
170K SALE Scratch Tablets in all
sizes, at
altf
.1.
this oliice.
FOR KKNTER.S Look at Wine's ad. and es
oeciallv the half acre lots and the terms.
'OK SALE a lot In good location. Partiu
lars at this ofiite " 7tl
IOi: SALE An order for a new Amenean
few iau Machine. Inuuire at thisotllce.
FOR SALE I.000cord3 of wood. Inquire of
W.S. Vise tf
E OR SALE t Id papers for sale at this office
at 40 cents oer hundred or 5 cents per Aoz-
en.
tl
TOR SAT.K Fnnr lot-) together In ceoo
loca
-I- tion In thl citv. Inuuire at this office tf
FOR RENT After July 15.
occufciied bv Sherwood.
the buiidiug r.ow
Inquire of W. S.
Wise.
WANTED A good cook
at
Stadelmann's
89tf
Restaurant,
WANTED-Two blacksmiths and a black
" smith helper at Scbnellbacher't shop. &0tf
IV ANTED- Day
" Kstan'ant.
boarders at Stadlemann's
The best of board at
7i-dtf.
reasonable terms.
1VAiTED John Uauer has boucht the Stohl-
" man place. corner ot 7th and Vine, and is
prepared to accoromod tte the public ia the
way of boardum aud lo igiug by the week or
month. iOral
FOUND An Inside saXe key.
tt at this office.
Owner can find
Ktttf
LYON&HEALY
State A Monro SU.. Chicago
Till and mwiJ to may aHdm :kir '
BAND CATALOGUE.
1 far Mai. M0 rM. 2iu fcafm.ii.ci
I of IfMtnfamU. Sulu, Cap stein.
rPaiu.u . EpfioleU. Cip-Un
fUciW TWn Miiar. Slff .nit
MX Sasdry Bud Ouifiu, rUfitaf
imif. M lBCimdM iMirartm an. lx
1 tar Auav Bafk a4 a CaiaMf aa'
IpaMMiaaa,
Largest stock of
Warrick's.
M w am
ARNICA PREPARATIONS
I hcinlntrr hna rllanovnrnrl no rxtnmlv aaitxiro.
vi irnicK i n ni'tiiiiu I'lUTiim eruptions, i rijicr
lv lroiMiriMl .ml ouiublutxl. lb Iimm 'ium enual
Alio ijivnust tMjiiiin
atinunf amlra. Will
Mmllly euro -Iim-
imsI liHiola, -r k. il
lltltl tlllfl nillwlllm..
of th akin, wliotlior cnnmvl from cllmntin inMn.
fticf or uio iih r III Kill I, t'OS.MKTII'M.
Will rliro llllllil. fill liWN Hlltl lua k. ri.iuli.rlnu
llio Kklll fMtll Mini fulr. IllVHlUllt In hull
KImmiiii. A fulfill y r.iilrfrou. I. urns. l.riiiHfc
I orc. I'ltICK IN MLl.ll. 1 1: !..
TOILET SOAP
iH-iiiriiiriinr pr.
foilll-ll. highly llifl
Imlfil, A ImoliiU-.
lv iiiim. Km.iih Hi
.
.::iti rrr.ui cimpinn rikI linprirts to It llh iiml
iitu.iiii Kjinw.
111
invnll.Ml lor rlciirilfK tin
tit loili't soap lu tho world. 1'lilCK, 25 c.-iiU.
ill HIIIl ItTHII I f. M T. 1 1 1 JlMFKlriirr 'I'liu ....
Shaving Soap
A Ultilii'fttni! artieln
of rum mt'rll. I'ti-
, Vfl u illll,fK
lll-fl ImH 1UIF1I f I. . U 1 1 1 I
1 AKI'SKIIAVIMl a lI:i.l.IT.
KnlnrHMl I'V lififulinil Klirlmru uhn anv r.f it
-Without rmViilliil bh a Bhavin limp." itieh li
lllthur RUll lastlllL'. KVl tlio fnj- anil
liom liluiiilea. I'ltICK 15 Is. luf a litrtro k.
TOOTH "SOAP
In without qilltRtlOIl
too uioKt irii''l ii r
tirlo ivir prcMluceil,
hh It not onl v rluniiH.
r tlio ti'tti thomiuihlv. hut tlio eomliiniitioi
Willi urnicn oruHervos unl hiirdrns the uiiiiih. Ii
i.'iv'H to tlio lironth i awet, delicato odor, ltu
tnnto In Hellk'litriil. I'l-Iit., vrxi m lo.
All (iruiKiHtrt bo I tho hImivo urtielon, or WO WiU
man lueui, iioaiiiuici, uu rocoiiii or iirico.
C. H. STRONG & CO..
Solo Proprietors And JUaufrs., Chicago.
WILL J. WA BRICK,
A15K XT,
IM.ATTSMOCTII, MililtASKA.
MIKE SCHNELLBACHER,
n L.1 CKS'.llf Til
aoxsi: siiokinc; &
WAliON
KKPAIUIMi
All U!dS
of Farm implements Mendeil wim
N"a!iiisF ami )siateh.
Horse, Mule & Ox Shoeing,
n short, we'll shoo anything that has
four feet, from a Zebra to a Giralto.
Come !ii:d see us.
jtTBW SHOP
n Filth St. between Main anJ Vino Street
j Ml arms corner from tha kkw HKItAh
"KI'10C. 10
AGENCY
FIRE INSURANCE GO'S:
CITY, of London,
QUEEN, of Liverpool
FIREMAN FUND, of California
EXPREESS COMPANIES
AMERICAN EXPRESS CO..
WELL'S FARCJo & CO., EXPRESS.
OHIcoia Ruckwood lilock, wltli Johnson I, rot
CdOlil.
M. O'CONNOR.
At the down-town saloon,
CI'POSITE TIIE PERKINS HOUSE,
Keeps a complete line of
W X TST 23 S3,
Liquors,
AND CIGARS, BOTTLED BEFR,
ALE AND POUTER,
KRUG'S OMAHA BEER.
and tae best brand 4 of Kentucky
91 wliiskws,
Opposite I'eiklus llouse, -
I'LATTSMOTCII.
HENRY BCE-OK
DEALER IN
FURMITU
E
SAFES, CHAiRP
1-.TC., ETC., ETC.
Of All Descriptiom.
METALLICBUMALCASK
WOODEIT COPFIUS
f all sizes, ready made and sold cheap for cash,
MY FINE HE A RSB
18 NOW READV FOR SERVICE.
With many thanks for past patronage.
invite all to call and examine my
LARGE ST Org. HZ
3itf. riBXTrtE aVtmjffixh
JASON
STREIGHT,
(SnfcesHor to Htreleht A
MANCFACTUaER OF
Jliller.)
FfflEf HEAVY HAMS.
A large line of
Saddles Bridles Collars Wiups. &c.
always in stock.
Repairing of all kinds neatly done o
sort notice.
Main Street, between Fourth and Filth.
O. M. STREIGIIT, Buslnes ManaKer. -
M-chanical Manannr.
1.1 RJVI II II - 1J
RJl IrA ! llll In
ir-JllllllllBL-vl
W VTI II
ARNICA
REAL ESTATE
(AND)
COLLECTION AULMJY.
Law mid collection business pi omp-
fly attended to ut this olllco hhd I n-
cccdn remitted without delay.
Notarial work, conveyancing mid
nbHirnctiiig nt tended fo on short un
til mid sntMiiclioii guaranteed.
If there is any thing we do nuiM' n
specialty of, it is city iiml suburb -
real estate. Several liiio farms nnd
some wihl land at bargain. Lnboritui
men can get ahoms by puying ruoiithii
ly what they now pay lor lioiiso rent
Six choice hall acre lot, H iiiliiiites
from L. R. shops, at from M to 1-l.M,
each, and ou terms that would intikr
a man asliamed to say ho did not own
a house. ( 'tunc and s e, you ate iml
compelled In buy and we wont; give
these lots away, but oii cuu gel tin in
so they will absolutely cost yon nolb
ing. Pive acre lot J mile from city li t
$2.r0 part on time.
Eleven acre ht mile from city
for f.V0 this is extra line.
Some good city properly or out lots
for trade for hor horses or rattle.
Ten acres for $ .r.(0 00
it n n (;(,) i
" " 7,r,o HI
" " :,tH) oo
Several small tracts well improved
and adjoining the city, for sa'e
reasonable rates.
FA KM I . AMIS.
10 acres, wild 000 )
MO " iuiiro 'd Kioo Mi
1G0 " .riOOO 00
L'OO ' " fl'JOO 00
vjio ;ooo oo
Finest, slock farm in (';is.s rounfy
JjilCOOO, long lime and low rale ol i'i-
terest.
100 acres, wild "rTJOO
HO " " 1100
1G0 acres, wild, Rep. V'y (cash) 1;hi
CITV l'ltoPliUTV.
Cor. lot bl'ks from shops (chcap)fioO
1
.5 J i
" " l,o
2 " i:a
1 " " Yih
2 " l.r0
N. th stt f et (run:) ::oo
Picnic Hill " 20
Washington live' :-'M
1 ol'k from Mam st extra 4oo
2
i cor
1
:i cor
2 "
2 "
Improved eity real estate in abun
dance. I can find what you want in
this line if you will eall and seo me.
l.usiiiesH lioiiKCH ami lots for sale
at much lower figures than will be
asked six months henre. when the di
agonal is an assured success. Do not
wait till the advance comes and then
complain I'yonr poor luck.
Stores and dwellings ren'ed and for
rent, rents promptly collected.
If you don't see what you waut lu
this column conn; and ask for it. I've
probably iiHssed just what you wan'.
Oliice open nearly every evening from
6 to 8.
(Mood new housw and two fine lots
in good location irice, S800.
W. S. WISE,
Union 31ock.
WITHOUT iilEDiLliJc,
THIS MACNETIC BELT IS
WARRANTED TO CURE:
without mvll'Hns:-r"iln In Ihcfcoak. Iil.
llmba, n.rvoua dflilHlr.lufnltutf. grnrrul owlilllty.
rbeumnllam, purulv.lo. m-urHitiltt, m'IuI-h. dlwua
a.ol the l.ldn7.plitl ll-ia. Irpll ll rr, mnr
l.mln.l rmlaaluM.. iMpiilmrjr, thnia. heart d la.
nae. d y.ppliit 'oniliutloii, rr lpilna, litolf".
tloa. herulu or ruplurr, luUirrli, plica, ftpllcpa.
d Wbn""."'-.'"y of tl,fl:P:XKnATIVEIM;.NS
Oxvura. lot vlllllr. lui-k lifrr V.rr'e lor.
WB.tlflfr wrakarMM, inl nil Ikowillwawt
annal nRlnrr. frcni wlnil;v.r rand.-. tli rontiniioua
airMam of Marn-tlim MmM ntlnft' llir.ttfti lbi purt
anal rratorc Ihrm to m hrulllijr ucttu- 'j Ler UIiu
mi.tuko about mu hiiiuiic.
CCS
CO
L0 MAGNETIC
ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER.
TO THE LAD1ES:-H7r
JIIrlf
cawMilia,
i:ban.lo,DTpfsla.or Willi Ulaarilti I.I
h art aid .ll.-
Wruk
l.lli. r Ka .ilkrn f 11. all A i.noniiri.i i.'
urn, .lciMIwl oriai -ey -
n a roniirii v
Id tUe ru lef nu cum f all h r,oi'lln. Vtf
carry a power!! uxiUfneLK) fsrev to Ui et or B-
drI.f.m TlfM-k. Wralinr- tT th nl. VtM
Inj. of tlit wamti. lamrrhii. 4 broalr U"!"1'
Un and l'U rutlon rihe V oa.1., latrldralal '
arVbiifie r Ir loudlnn. 1'Hlnful, h-mpprtyl I Mt Ir
rarulor MraUniatUia, Hurrrnni . aad
1.1ft). IblaUUif lieatAppWaBG tuid tarHiAf
K"orWal'l forma rf Frnal rMffla11loa Itjp tMir
paiiaad lr anytliinif trl'ini intit.J. iv.tfr a. aW-niU4.
if.T.t arid af a, wiui .f wit arid ntiil.Mi'n.
Prl- of elthrrlK lt ith Mafn-:ipF'M ItniK-rloa. 1
BentTly (raa('.0. n.-an-l t xiiil-i-ti.-n aili,wel.or I r
inRllonrys'ltof iirw. In t.nlfrinr. mMre il
ara.ia.anil alzti of 1i-m. PfmltuiiKro cu wttda lu cur
renrr, aent in letavr at. our r:k. ...
Tha Baxrneton trn.-rn lpt"l to all aira, ara
worn ovar the undi.-r do tiling, O.ot leil ly tkm
body Ilk tbe aony iinlraale d .lxrl!
haw dvertlard a ilrii.lrt-ly i ri4 aliuM to
tak" n off at mirhr. Tli-y hlil xhar prtmtrformvr.Aoa
art? worn at aM araon. of Ok-yrar. m- .
Hfnl .tamp for f h "Sw lit-jrtiirln Mal-1 Trat-mi-lit
Wlthaat Modlcaao." lO tuouaaa'te of laUuo-
"TUE MAUXKTOV AIFMATCK C O.,
ItW htaU tit.. CUicu-t'O. All
a r..l - .. ..- ,.f l
SAGE'S ADDITION
TO THE
CITY oi rLATTS3IOUTH
Valuable outlets for residence, pur-
IWV?PS.
.Sage's addition lien south-west ol
the city, and all lots are very easy of
access, and high and sightly.
For particulars call on
E. SAGE, Pror,
AT
SAGE'S II A III) WAKE STOHE.
Plaltsmoulh. Neb -
SEEDS
Our I-artre GARDEN tlmT
oevrininic l'oi' Ktlimble AaW
hi Mallcidl Ir to All. W.
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a-faHaataaaas isfcfcaa a-vtr jajai ivtni, ( nrn. i in (4
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aim nnrii, anu (l lir'T f ofltrtio ol r' l!ll",
Flower, (im and Trt WF.EIK Kvervf IiIot l-i' -ii ! .
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