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JPIBUCIHiir.
MEDICINE, PEUFUMEKYS,
Oilm, Paint?, Bkushks,
A fllll Tjlll of TrHNHCN
And in fact everything contained in
a flrst-cli Drug biorc. Pre
scriptions carefully compound
ed. Competition met in
nil departments.
Cli. ilAIN ASli Tlllltli SlKKKTw
PLAITSMOIJTII, NE1J.
SI'COXD HAND GOODS-
J. LEVX
Will BUY and .-'KM. all kinds of
PUEITITURE,
METALS,
moir,
HAGS
ASTD
FURS
Wf.l :tdv:: !'. m"i i on all
SALABLE GOODS,
tut luwt r Main sti' '
tit:j.oite Tin- Old Vnkt. : i 'ing.
Phittsmouth. IM). 1st, 18b -JCtf.
UOTIL
CITY HOTEL.
I n! . be:nili:ul tlur 'leiy MUli htrticture. on
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I i! fjr i: :.ci,uiiiioUjitin ol
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Old Reliable
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PINE LUMBER
SHJMSLES. LATH,
y-XM'i, DOOliS,
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fourth r:. ::. arc! Optra JIcu.-..-.
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CIGARS.
Just Eeceived
A FINE LINK OK
fEERSCHAU AND BRIAR PIPES
OV BIKWT IKt'OKTATtCS.
A Challenge 5c Cigar,
S i.ihy rrade for V.: retail tmlo jaly. i
Pepperberg's Ciar Factory.
BOOTS AN O SHOES
Jt "ET P A TIT U 1TT 2
AND
RE2PAIRIIV6
AT
Sherwood'S,
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PlATTSMOI'TII. N F.r.RASKA.
EPNST WAGNi'.R
-AND
SUPERINTENDENT
ARCHITECTURAL WCIIKA
:ia I S uJc r.ioas iu be carefully
CArrled out, and fuU attention wilt ba given as
to safety aud durability.
iu OU,'Watrr,Coto.Crftj'cn and Pencil.
PLATTSIJODTH. HERALD.
PL'BLFVIIEI) DAILY ANI WEEKLY -
HV-
Tij Plattmontli Herald ?Milm Co.
orriciAL PArKK ok thu city.
For City and County Directory, Railway Time
Tables. Teleptioue Kxchaty; Uu'lmms Di
rectory, B'inlne (.'ards Ac. e fourth paC
Notice to Advertisers.
Oopy"fordlpl iy advertisement or change
In advertlsenieul mutt l handed iu to llic
liiLsliieHtotllce not later than 10 . m. of the
dny in wlneti they are to Im; Inserted . Copy
for pay 1m-U miiI Hpeehtl notices mut Its
liande-f in before 3 p. in eai-li day to Insure lu
aertlon. H M. licaif NKi.k,
ISiflurtt Manager.
JEFF. I STONE, - City Editor.
i. Salisbury. Dentist.
The river is '".tiling, an I today stand
at 13 fret 1 inches.
Blias Sage is selling in the city and
shipping abroad 1'trge quantifies oi ex
tra lin raspberries from hi place ad
joiuicg the city, hi fruit is very flit
Cold and .Silver Paper, just received,
at I'liil. Young's.
There will he a called ineetiujr of th:
t'ilv Council fonihf, and the time for
meeting is eight o clock.
Omaha will hive another paper.
Vesterdav articles of inconoratiou
wero tiled by the "Omaha Unin PuU-
lihhintr Co the obHCt ot wincn com
pany is the publicHtioa of a nfwpHper
in Om.-iha.
I'rc.sh laspberrie9 at
li:iW. JJennctt fc Lewi'.
liemcmber the game of base ball, at
the Fair Grounds, tomorrow afternoon.
at o o'clock.
Harry Ilowlaud U furnishing piling
for the 6th street culvert work, and this
much needed improvement will soon he
made.
Tlx. Snnrpinn Court l Nebraska 10
in session this hot July weather at
Lincoln, and the Herald "irants to
KiifrrmnL'j that it will perhaps require
nn ilfi;tinn.il pffort upon the part of
the solemn judges who compote that
court to render cool, unprejudiced de
cisions during the heated term.
Wheeling Slopies
nlcli.nt Wurrleli's.
lor
r
While some workmen on the aioux
City & Tacific were making repairs on
tTie water tank at Fremont they dis
covered the body of an infant afloat in
the water. An investigation showed
tint the child was about a year old and
had been dead about a wetk. From
the clothing on the child it is supposed
to tie of s;uic foreign ntdionMlity.
I1..V ;,our groceries of
Uuunett S; Lewis.
i'l.itrdmouth lmsinesa men have cx
perieficcd a f:dling oil' in '.rude the last
iv. n iotithti, but it is the duli time of
v. jir. Ui ports from neighboring cities
are hi tie same tfnor. Parties who
have ; c.-nt'y visited Nebraska City,
stare tiitt l.i;i:u's is very dull there,
whild in Lincoln, empty store rooms
:uc plei t.r, an 1 three houses there, one
the liist-st'dry goods house in that city,
aie s'.lii:;g their stock of goods at auc
tion regardless of C JSt, in order to close
up business. Plattsmouth is having no
such experiences.
Full line of Gold and Silver Taper,
at .!. 1. Young's.
The Keatiica Independent propounds
the conundrum, "How shall we spend
our summers?" Spend it looking up
good coal piles for the next winter, of
course.
The Wanderer, Texa3 Sittings, Un
cle Josh, Thoroughbreds, and Fisher's
Leader, the best 5c cigars in ths city, at
J. 1. Young's .
An item about a Vine street girl im
mediately causes two or three of them
living thereon to enquire it they were
the ones referred to. Yes, one of them.
Phil. Young will sell you the best 5c
and 10c cigars, for the money, in the
city. Phil means just what he says,
ana is willing to leave it to good and
competent judges.
AVe are in recept of Vol I No 1 of the
Nebraska Register, published at South
Aubura by Joseph D Croan and Al
bert Dillon. It i9 a neat looking infant,
of the right political sort, and we 6ar
success to the Register.
If you want good cheesre, go' o
liaiC. . Bennett & Lewis.
The W. CI- U. will give- a Kasp
berry nd Ice-crem festival, tomorrow
evening in llockwood Hll. The B. A
il. band will be I? hand to discourse
sweet music for all. Admission 10 cts.
Ice-cream and Raspberries 13 cts per
dish. Lemonade for th the thirsty.
Fresh fruits anrl vegetablts receiyed
iH'dy bv . . ' Hout;ett & Lewis.
ti::t'i.
" Tl:- V"l.i:e Moor and his liox Ms-tt-rv."
is thr? llnmirg banner Ihmted on
the" frout of Jim Antili's old i:andy
stand, and inside, the long, white haired
old man, in piri: tockiugs and velvet
kilt, astonishes the public by leiug
loeke.l iito a big box which is covered
with a canopy , and woiks his way out.
.Top Ford says l.f? would like to trade
his spi!tMn for the whole show.
Tickets o.i Sale.
The iu?iuberhip liciteM of th C' iss
County Agricultural bo-iety for the
yen PiS:;- 4 :re f i r sale by Fe 1 Gor
, tier V.'.S. Wiv.I. C (ii!mo"itand at J.
P. Yoi:ii2 P. O. Ne ws depot-
W. S. Vv'ise Sccietary.
'flu- Wahoo b.ise'ii.ii! cinb, one of the
lest iii the stale, and tlie only one thel
h.3 the grit in s :ip to Omaharand
tackle the Vni. n Pacifies, wUl play
the 1'laUsmoulh club in thii-c"ity,J
awwtrrrThursdiiy. They ciiaie iu this
morning from Weeping Water, where
they expected to plav a series ot games,
but became disgusted at the treatment
they received at the hands of the club
down there and camo to Platismouth.
A good game has been arranged ' and
will be played for blood, and will be
well worthy the patronage o all lovers
of tbjfciluicoud,
,y. ....
oitKT's Crackers at BtadlcoiMl.
Elmwood.
Mk. Kditob: Tbo glorioti Fourth
is over, ana if patriotism in evinced by
protracted celebrating, our citi.eus are
loyal to a marked degree.
Trie G. A. It. Post ironi this place re
ported at ueadquurUrs iu V. W. at
uoon on the Hd, and p-titiciptted In
the stirring events euaeu d by that as
bociatiou ttirougliout tltu entire reunion.
The old Hag being bravely carried to
the front in the several hoi engage
ments and came out of the battle with
out a single Ktain of dishonor, but its
glory is enhanced by floating proudly
over the shattered remains of Fort Don
aldson. On the evening of the 4th the heav
ens lent its artillery to the fray and
ushered consternation to the hearts of
mauy of our fair celebrutors. The Ken
eat w post repaired to their barracks,
where with their sudor and their cous
ins aud their aunts, they became im
pressed with the sterner realities of
camp life, for the roof was intended to
keep out sunshine and not rain; which
latter function it did not perform in a
very satisfactory inauiur.
The results may be better conjec
tuied than related ; but a photo litho
graph, done in ile oy our .-.pccb.l artist,
wliicli occupies u prominent position
in our saiH tum, brings the fact forci
bly before our memory.
Th-i 5th passed without uotabl-.: ii. ol
den t, except a general god time, and
our citizens returned to their various
plantations, swearing fidelity to oar
country and our Hat, and protection t
them both throughout the coining
ages.
S. K Greenslate starts for iongT?ine
agaiu todny, where he will remain for
about fix months, bile has located
about thirty miles from Long Fine, on
a nice piece ef land, and will try what
virtue there is pioneer camp life. We
presume he will grow corpulent over
the luxurious joints ef venison and buf
falo which he has pictured in such
glowing terms to his attentive audi
ences. He has been polishing up an
old revolutionary musket, lor several
days, and we presume iu a short time
that Rogardus and Dr. Carrer will drop
entirely into the obscure shadows of
former greatness, dazzled by the efful
gence oi the new luminary in the sport
ing arena. And then the anecdotes of
hair breadth escapes, from savages, Ac,
and thrilling adventures with grizzlie
that he will relate, when he returns.
It is rich to contemplate; but his many
friends wish him the best of luck, and
that this new enterprise may prove a
profitable investment.
Mr. John Hart commenced gathering
in the golden sheaves on Saturday last,
aud at night had a line piece of rve
bound and in the stack. Many f (he
farmers here all also rtairaired in har
vesting their rye and bailer, live is i
fnftd rmi thia vrar: lint l.or-Uir lo l.-.l f
m i j , j ic
coiorcu oy tne raccnt iiu uud ht-avv
dews following.
Henry St.'nge is the happiest m:;u in
this country, caused by the advent of a
Sne pair of twins at "his place a few
days ago. Henry takes great pride in
showing them to his man? neighbors
and friends who have called to see
them, and may they live long and pros
per is tne liearty wish of all. This
country beats the world for twins. In
speaking with Dr. Ilobbs recently he
says this is the ninth pair where he
has ofliciated.
New buggies seem to he all the inse
in our neighborhood lately. Prof. Al
ton, Alfred Vosbuig aud Douglass
Hughes being the most recent Yur
chaser. Next Sunday, the Grand Worthy
Chief Templar of the State of Nebras
ka, will lecture at Fairview school
house; they talk soma of afljourning
the meeting to Charley Clapp's grove.
This would b much pleasauter, we
think. A large attendance is anticipa
ted. The Elmwood cornet baud will re
organize this week. Tho boys have
several new instruments, and with a
little practice will be one of tho best
bands in the state.
ilore new goods continually arriving
at C. D. Clapp & Co's. C. D. has a
splendid trade and says he is bound to
make it lively for competitors. Modoc
Eastport opposite Nebraska citv has
always been an expensive luxury for
the U is & who occupy that point as
a landing opposite the city. The fol
lowing from the Nebraska city news
shows that the same old trouble is
being experienced the present year.
"The point at Eastport continues to
wash away, and Saturday evening a
large force of U., R. & Q. men arrived
at that point to tear down the large
railroad house belonging to the com
pany to save the same from being
washed away. Wm. McLennan had to
use an eDgine to tear down one of his
houses to keep it frcin going into the
river. All of the houses west of main
street have been moved buck of the Be
Lout house to save them. The railroad
company had to take up over 250 feet
of their track to kcrp frcm losing it.
It is estimated that the river is over 2 7 5
feet nearer the C , l. aud Q. depot now
than it was this spring before the rise
The water is on a stand now but it con
tinues to tut away the i ank.
. . i . ..v Tile Sportsmen.
The Piattsmotith Sportsim-n's club
met TawT evening at Smith A Beesons
office,, and thue were piesc-nt G. S.
Smith, C. II. Smith, S. I!. Atwood.
II. M. Btishnell, Wm. N'agie. V. V.
Mathews, W. D. .Jones. Win. Weboei.
L. I. Bennett, W. Vi . I): u unxoMi
and J. G. Richly,
The clay piceoit tr::p i'ui .li-iie 1 y
F. Carrnth, was ordoretl p:iid ;.r, .-u.d
L". Y. Mathews w:s itodnutod to
purchase a new glass hall Hup tor
the club
W. D. Jones w as instituted tojet
the old ball trap ipnued until the
new one Arrived.
Tho shooting tourn.rt:nnl at the
county fair v.:! discusecd. p.nd it
unanimously r.giectl upu;i lo take
part in the contest anil i!iaie it. in
terestiu.
The secretary was intruded to
notify the South Bond, Avocn and
Ashland clubs of lh county fair
glass ball tournament, and the club
adjourned, subjoi-t lo the r of tlie
president.
Hotlco to Stock Owners.
All stock found running at large ia
the city will be taken"" up and coirunecr
in the city Found, bs piovided by ordi
nance. The charges upon stocK so taken
up are ffity cents a head, for taking
up, and fifteen cents per day for feed
ing, which costi must bo paid before
it tuck can be taken aw a v.
P. B. Mrxprrr, Chief of Tolice.
, PjfcATTSMOtTTB, July 13. Jl.Mt
I'KRSONAIJS.
A. C. CJaikr'M doing Omaha today
A quartoU, composed of Mi CVdie
II -' If i. - r .
v.icwvii, ii8? nam win, Mrn. White
and Mrp. Place, ateiking in the sights
at ttitt vuigul Omauu, todar
i 1 -
J. 'W. Cat right
Capital city tolay
is in'erviening the
C. II. Farujele weut west thia murn
ing.
raak feller, went, weet to Hed C'loOd
lastnigtt.
Mr. John Young and family returned
last evening irom tueir eastern trip.
airs. u. j-. JohQson wa a p iBsnnger
10 UixiuJit tuis morniug..
John Wajmon vent
muining'.
U Ashl.tud tiiis
Mrs. Capt Bennett and Mrs. Frank
Wilsou leave this evening for Denver.
Dr. Clutter returned
from his trip east.
tin' inorninir
Hon. John
this morning.
Jiaro -wfnt 'to l'awn e
Miss Hattie Chapman returned last
evening from her visit :o Council Hluffs.
She was accompanied by her cousin,
Miss May Chapman, who is not un
known in Plattsruouth, and who is a
very accomplished and ch'drning voting
lady.
lion, Geo. L. Seybolt, aud wife, was
in the city yesterday, and the day be
fore. They came in for a short visit
with Uncle Enos Iierger, Mrs. Seybolt's
father, who has been quite sick during
the past few weeks, but who, the II ek
ald is happy to say, has quite recov
ered. Mr. and Mrs. Seybolt now re
side in Salt Lake City, where M. Sey
bolt's duties require him to make his
head-quarters. "George" is an old
' residenter " of Cass county, and has
many old friends here who are always
glad to greet him.
Mr. It. D. Gallagher, of the Master
Mechanic's office, returned this morn
ing from his trip to Cincinnati.
The Walwo lase fcaR enV U in the
city, quartered at the iyrkfns House.
District. Attorney fc'trod nti-.r ied
Iron Lincoln hwt evenittjr.
A GIRL'S FOLLY.
Deserting Home and Friends
Strangers.
for
Last night a gentleman from Noda
county, Missouri, was in the city search
ing for his daughter, who left home
some days ago in company with three
other girls, and companions of the op
posite sex. The young lady sought for is
described as only sixteen years of age,
bright, good looking, and who always,
heretofore lead an exemplar- life. The
gentleman, in company with Chief
Murphy, made a thorough search of the
city last evening, but failed to find any
clue of the missing girl. This morn
ing he left for Glen wood, Iowa, to con
tinue the search iu that vicinity. The
girl mentioned has acquaintances iu
this city, and also between Tabor aud
Hillsdale, in Mills county, which occa
sioned search being made hvra. Qhief
Murphy informs us that clue The
gentleman has obtained was, that. the
runaways contemplated at i'ue one time
goiug lb Texas, where they will proba
bly be found, if any trace of their go
ing can be discovered.
Horse Thieves.
The Chief of Polico corralled a team
of horses this forenoon, which, in all
probability, had been stolen, A couple
of fellows came into town with the
team, and one of them v.-as oiler ing
the horses for sale. Chief Murphy in
terviewed him, and his story was to the
effect that he came from Pawnee Co
and that he needed money, and wanted
to sell the team. He took charge of
the team and put them in Jones' livery
stable, since which time the alleged
owner has disappesired, and his partner
has not been seen since, they came into
town.
One of the animals is a sorrel iwie,
four yearr old, one hind leg white, blaze
face. The other is a bay mare, six
years old, about 15 hands high, both
hind legs white, and rather smail; also
white spot ia the forehead. It rny be
that they own the horses, and came
honestly by them, but one of them tal
lies to the description Mr.Murphy has
of a stolen horse, and the actions of
the men are a little suspicious.
Notwithstanding the assertion of
the Weeping Water correspondent of
the Omaha Herald that the reunion
and 4th of July celebration at that place
would probably be a failure, there was
a large gathering and much interest and
patriotism manifested. Cannons boom
ed, bonfires blazeel, and th eagle wa3
allowed to soar in true American style.
Everybody was happy and patriotic,
CKcept perhaps the man whe had deelar
ed the celebration on", "or words to that
effect," to whom the atmosphere in that
quarter was too warm on independence
day to be comfortable. It is understood
h"did his ceiebrr.ting elsewhere.- Oma
ha Republican.
If the RepuHie"io Iwd read the P-ntts-mouth
Daily IIi-:r,Ai.D. it would have
known all this a we?k ago.
The festive tramp who has wdi a;, j
au'-Hion for Plattsmoutti tiiar he can't
stt away long at a lime was shipped j
to .'inaha again yesterday, and he had
no -ooner became n Omahog . than h i
a. i .1 ? . a. , .-41 t
D? rtine eniaugic'i in mo cttuciies oi tae
law, aui Knowing umt it oiuu t agi'ce
wita him to 'work between meals, and I
not wanting nim 10 oos:.ruct tne juo
he highways to the embarrassment
of the dudes, the police court gave him
thi: i y days in the cooler to diet o:
br.-ad and wa cr.
Our old fiiend, Johnathau Gibson,
calls upon the Herald and assures us
tint he is doiug his duty towards this
ploricus country and its good people.
That he is demonstrating the fact that
this is a land that flows with imik and
honey. That he keeps a first-class herd
of dairy cows which furnish an abund
acce of good rich milk for our people,
and thathis apiary is one of the largest
and best iu the country, and very short
ly he will be able to set before the peo
ple an abundance f good fresh honey
at reasonable prices.
BEMEMBER if you want any, clothe
ing, hats, caps or furnishing goods, El
son the only one price clothier will give
you 20 per cent from the marked price,
until Aug. 1st, 1883,
Warrich
is sole agent
for "Crown
lldBt
A rain aud hail htonn passed over
Hie southern part of Rock Mulls and
tlie northern pait of Liberty precinct
oing great damage to the fruit,
ohn Chaifant, who has a large or
chard, says two thirds of hU apples
wero cut oil". A singular thing about
the hail slot m, was the fact that all
the stones were exceedingly large,
none being noticed. smaller than a
hickory nut, the limbs of trcen were
badly bruised; the corn and small
grain is thought to be unharmed. Mr.
Chaifant lost three-fourths of his win
dow light in two sides of his hoti-e.
Mrs J. S. Duke received this morn
ing, from Isew Orleans, a handsome
oil painting, of her brother Capt Geo.
C. Hamilton. For workmanship it is
a fine specimen of art and tin? likeness
is true to the life. It is mounted in a
handsome gilt frame about 2 feet by .')
and is doubly valued by Mrs. Duke by
reason of its being the only picture she
has of this brother. We did not loam
the name of the artist but the work
was done in New Orlear.s.
Tlie city is to be entertained by the
female rille shot of the world, Hattie
Moore, tomorrow, and a prize of a
silver cup is offered to any person,
ady or gentleman, who will success
fully compete with her in the use of
the rille. The exhibition takes place
in Fitzirerald hall.
Mrs. William Richard was taken
to the county house this morning.
be was there once before for eleven
weeks, laboring under a mild t3pe of
insanity, but was thought to be bet
ter and returned to her home. Slu
ms been getting worse f late, which
is the cause of her removal this sec
ond ; time.
Our "Judex Policitatus"' has for a
day ot two clothed his shapely form
iu a very nobby suit, and we congratu
late ourselves on the line appearance
of the police judge; this morning he
falls back into the old time worn ha
biliments that have known him tlse
many years. Why is this thus.
Mr. aud Mrs. Benj. Turner celebrat
ed their third marriage anniversary
today by inviting in several of their
friends and giving them a grand din
ner; the Hekal.d wishes them many
returns of the happy event.
All quiet in the police court today.
Pottenger says he's going to jump
the town.that the police are no good
and don't bring in the business.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Advertisements under tbii? head, three cents
per line each insertion.
NOTrCE OF REMOVAL. I will remoe my
stock of Jewelry, on or about July 8il to
hlierwood's new block, flret door on Hfth St.,
where 1 will be pleased to see all tny old custo
nifis and many new ones.
Very truly yours,
dU5tf L.C. Ebwe.v.
MONEY TO LOAN-Ou real estate
van & Wooley.
by
?u:.i
tl FOIt SALE Several residences,
quire ot U. II. Wheeler & Co.
cheap, lu-
DORSALE-A
good Domestic" Sewing Jla-
chine verv cliean
Jnquire ai me m. r.. par
1 lot t
sonage.
FOR SALE A fresh milch
K. 11. Vinilh::ui.
lrf;uir' of
o.tt
FOK SALE Scratch Tablets in all
this office.
cUes, at
Mtt
FOR RENTERS--Look at Wise's ad. and eif
peeially the half acre lots and the teruisr- 1
I.OR HALE a lot iu good location,
lars at this oflice
rartiea-,
UOK SALE An order for a up- American
- tewint; Maehiue. Iii'iuire at thisofllcc.
FOR SALE 1.093 COlMs of wood. Tn'juire f
W. H. W ise. tf
EOR SALE f td impers for Halo at this ofllce
at 40 cents ;er lmuilrcd or j ccul prr doz
en, tf
I70R SALE Four lots together In good loca
tion in thi city. Inquire at thii oflice tf
JOR SALE -One house, 6 good lots, good
well of water; on the load to the Fair
Ground first door west of Geo. W. Fairfield's.
For particulars Inquire of C. F. Chittenden.
J12d6t
"CiOR Rent Two rooms by D.
II. Wheeler &
Jl Co. '
I TOR RENT After July 15. the buiidiug now
occupied by Sherwood. Inquire of W. S.
Wise.
I?OR RENT : A house in a good location,
with plenty of fruit on the premises. Iu
qulreat once of (dill t2) W. S. Wise.
WANTED A good cook at
Stadelmann's
89tf
' Restaurant,
"lr ANTED Two blacksmiths and a black-
f i-mi til helper at Schnellbacher'B shop. SOtf
WANTED- Day
" Retaa'ant.
reasonable term.
boarders at Stadlemann's
The best of board at
7i-dtf.
WAITED oliii ;atier has bovuht the Stohl-
man plate. eoiiiei of 7th and Vine, and is
prepared to aceoinir.od it e the public in tlie
way of hoard iig ;n d lo lins ly the week or
month. euii
BARGAINS -Any person desiring
L'ooils very chean. call at the i,
household
K. parson-
age at one.'.
11511
FOUND An Intdde safe Ucv.
it at this oiHce.
Owi.rr can lind
ltwti
Peterson liros. S?U
Best Sugar Cured hams-
B Bacon-
loc
1 H-
u.
;!;Oi:hL:i s
Dry silled
Dried icr
Fresh lat i
or r poj'V-ls
10c
for $1.
llOtf
. Wautnl -Front five to ton thousand
smokers to H all on M. Schlcgel for his
new brand of tivo ctnt cigar, '-'fiie
Pride r,f Nehriiska." Try them, and
you will f moke no other. dlCStO
"Com Cure" warranted to cure with-
oll. pajn nrdv li
cents per bottle at
v,'africkV, lOtldtf
' J . . .
A "Suture .Heal
Can be had .'at the City Hotel for only
21 i-ct: is-and lodging at same reasonable
rates. Farmros and Commercial Men
will please b:ir this iu mind. . d&wt
The Monarch SllUard Hall
people keep the beat ica cream to, lie
fo:it:d in the city, uio choice lemonada
c-gnrs and tobacco. 108tf
Notice Jo CofTeo Drinkers.
Buv your coJfee at Murphy & Co's.
They'eell the best, and grind, it for you
in the bargain. . 01 tf
A ladies'chaiu ''and locket, between
this city and John II. Beckers. Finder
please leave at Mr. Becker's or with
Geo.-Weidman.-
Manufacturing and' repairing
Sherwood's, in Bock wood blocX
D. II. Wheeler ia improving bis rrsi
flewc by a new cVxtt Of pJnt.
AMUSEMENTS.. 3 J
BASE BALL.
WAIIOO vs. I L ATTS MOUTH.
At tlie 1'alr (Ircunri.
TOMOROW.
ttT OAME CALLED AT 3 1 M. A
Waterman Opera Honse.
Tncsdav ani Wcincsday EraiMS,
.May,-17 & 18,
For ben r Jit oj" St. Luke Church.
Will b pri-M'iited the Firy KxtravftKar.za.
CINDERELLA
Krlix Prince of Kelin...MCl:iln l MiOnl.unJ
Huron rompoliim f..Mi. C M D.ioii
Allilor Tim I'rliKvVi Tutor. ..MlM vei lumlur
liandiul-'l'lie I'n net's alt Mroieu
IVilm . Mr K A 'I ail
ClmterelU Mls I'-ita Klmilit-rd
:iMiuilii 1.4. Mix II. t iilmer
Tlllnlte ,lil I r:itl-iKfin
Fairy Queen Mnt ; K Dovry
MaidMkw of Motor, Iliniteii.U'nliles, ratc'.ir.
(ieiuiul Ailiiiifi-nln,
l.'t'Kcrved HaH. to be lia! only of Yoiiiik ' c
Kor full i:irtieiil:iri see billn.
ILcT ThcnTTnlk
about selling
WALL PAPER
"At Cost," "Cash Prices;' Ac.
But to got BARGAINS you -must
buy of us. We have been selling t
the following prices for more th- i
two weeks. II you have m.il p
chases elsewhere, com time prices:
l!tfin i.,.p iloiinle vol! 1 '
" " I -
Whites,
Flats,-
Gilts,-
Embosscd Gilts
Not onlj' do wc well
clieaper than others, but
JO'
wall
paper
prices
our
for all other goods pre very low.
Send in a trial order. Yours icspl
W. .. WARCICK.
Warrick is selling tii'j h;df dkmi
j braud of Strictly P:ire Whili; Lead at
I :.oo per 10D lbs. 113.1'Jtw3t
In order to give tha railroad boys
the benefit of our 20 per cent discount
sale, we have determined to continue it
until Aug. 1st, 1883. FJson, the only
one price clothier.
Loans on Real Estate.
II you want to borrow money on long
time en farm property direct from per
sons making loaus. Apply to
wtf x W.r. j. Browse.
oney avea
rii7 buying your goods for
I U.Baker. I will guarantee
cash of W
to save you
j tier cent, on dress goods, trimmings
etc., if you will give me a-chance. We
Kive all the new shades in buntings,
ts veiling anu omer seasonaoic goous.
tyrtexpest line of ladies, and children's
Hosiery in the city. A few dolmans
and ulsters to be closed regardless of
cost. Best value in parasols and fans;
stock complete in all departments and
must be closed out in limited time for
Ci'sb. Give roe a call aud save money
T.Td&wtf W. II. Bakxu
If you want"a cold and delicious
drink of Soda Water, go to the P. ).
NeXs Depot.
JUS'T RECEIVED A icw
lawns, of the latest stylos, at
pieces t'
JOS. V. YVECKKACn
Go to Mat Schlegcl's for all kinds of
Smoking Tobacco. dlf'Mi
The Court house yard was cleaned up
todav.
JUST RECEIVED. A case
of
prints of every desirable patterns,w!
liCIl
are sold at 24 yards lor 81, at
JOS. V. WECKa.UH:
FOR SALE.-I.ots t2 and :l In
Block 41, Improved.
d'J7 It. II. WINDHAM.
M. O'CONNOR.
At the do'Aii-towu saloon,
(TPOMTK THE PERKINS IIOl'SF.
Keeps a complete line of '
"ViT 1 3NT -JE2 fS,
Liquors,
AN1 CIGARS, P.OTTLi;i BEI L',
ALE AND PORTER,
KPJJVS OMAHA BEER.
and tiie best braads of Kentucky V
Ul whiskie",
Opposite Perkins House, - - I'i.aits.motcii.
HKRRY EOTOK
DEALER l.
FURNITURE
' SAEi, CHAiRP
ETC, ETC., ETC."
Of All Descriptions.'
METALLIC BURIAL CASES
f all i...?s, reaiy made tnisoldcheapforeaah.
3F F1NEHKARSE
IS NOW KEADY fob skhvick. ".
w;-.n many thanks for past patronaf. '
lu He all to call and examine mjr
LARGE 8TOCK OF
8Uf. ICBXTFiiX AX D )OVVIXt
REAL ESTATE j
COLLKCJIOA ACSKNCV.
Law and collection business promp.
tly attended to at this office aud pro
ceeds remitted without delay.
Notarial work, conveyancing aud
abstrac ting attended to on bhort no
lice tmd sal j.-factioii guaranteed.
If there is any thing wo do n:ako a
f-peciully of, it Is city and fcuburb -g
ril est it I e. Several fine farms aad
.-otiic wild land at bargains. Laborlnn
men can get a homo by paying inontbu,
ly wliat they now p;jy lor homo roup
SI v choice half aero lols, H Till rt 11 (cm
from R. R. hoj.M, at from tKO lo $1M
each, and on terms that would inaktf
a man ashamed to say ho did not owu
a house. Come nud sec, you uru not
compelled to buy and wo wont J give
thcM lots away, but you can get them
T,oi' y w ill absolutely cost you noth
ing. Five acre lot mile from city for
$2.0 part on time.
Eleven aero lot J mile from
for JfioiO this is extra liue.
Some good city property or out
cily
o
for trade for hor horses or cattle.
Ten acres for $ 500 00
COO 00
7o0 00
.jOO 00
Several fetnall tracts well improved
and adjoining the cify, for n.iIc at
-"--tiuble rates.
! f I'AHM LANDS.
Sm y.icre-, wild $ COO (hi
80 " improy'd KiOO (Ki
1 00 " .r(xo 00
JOO ' " CV'10 0O
irio " t;x oo
finest stock larin iu Cass
eo n nly
iKJOtfj, long time nud low rate
ol in-
:j'20o
terest.
JW) acres, wild
80 " "
1'JOO
p;o acrcH, wild, Rej.. V'y (cash) $l?0o
ClTV I'ltOPKUTV.
Cor. lot 3 bl'ksfrom shops (cho:ip)$loO
3
17.'
ISO
17 :
150
3 cor
1
3 cor
N. 6th htrect (fine) .KX
Picnic Hill " JO
Washington ave' UU)
1 bl'k from Main st extra 400
4t
Improved city real estate in abun
dance. I can find what you want in
this line if you will call aud see me.
Business houses and lots for sale
at much lower figures than will b
asked six months hence, when tho di
agonal is an assured success. Do not
wait till the advance comes and flu.n
complain ef your poor luck. ' ,
Stores and dwellings refited fd for
rent, rents promptly collected. .
If you don't see what you want iii
this column come and ask for it. I've
probably missed just what you wuD.
Office open nearly cycry evening from
C to 8. t.
Good new house and two fine lots-"
in good location price, $S00.
W. S. WISE,
Union lock.
JASON STREIGHj
(MiiccMor to Mtrclaht St 3flller
MANUFACTCBKlt OF
FINES HEAVY HARNES.
A largo line of
Saddles Bridles; Collars Vhips. k
always In stock.
fiepaiririu o fall Tiinds r.ectly Cir.e a
tort notice. ,
Main Street, between Feurth and Fifth,
O; M. STREIGIIT, BiwIneM Manager
Meliani cal Mauaeer.
ARNICA PREPARATIONS
CnmlBtry baa dicoverol no rroedy anparlor
to Arnica for boftlinu external eruption. I' roper -lypretMnxl
anl cuuibi&ed, lb b'jlQ eviUUM
tcilet preparation.
mm
111 tURtlOUt COKJD-
atlon or arnica, wui
BpoAdily cur
mhi lianas, itmkm
Ii end rnudiiwM
of tle sldn. whether earipwd frotu cllmBtm InOu
pneeoortba uu of 111 JCTFUL. COuMCTICK,
V. ill euro plinpbfxon fuo uid tiwk, radrlDC
flit ekin wrt MJiU fair. In valuable ia Hmit
lOieuui. A family reuiTforcut. burnt, brut4
aiaborei. i'UICIi IX MET ALT Visits. X5.
TOILET SOAP
f nllKbtfuIlr pr.
Iflimed, highly rned-
lv-tnirfl. Kuim to
skin from chapplntf. and irnierta to it Ufa and
m ItettlUiy kw. Unrivalled for claaiung Uuf
'all anl eradicating dandruff. Tlio mjat IXir
luct toilet soap in the world. 1'lUC't;, 5 cent. r
Shaving Soap
A tncdicate4 arttel
of rar mrit. Irv
vent 'mil plinpUxt.
Iiralii Bur Lavoeavnd
MAKES SIIAVtNO a DELIOMT. -
Y tidorsed by IahuIidz Barbera, who y of it,
"Witbout parallel ft a tbavintt oep." - ltlch in
lather and lautin?. Keeps tho lace and Deck tree
f roia puaplea. 1'KIC'E 15 cU. forUlriTemlM.
n TOOTH SOAP.
Id Ij without queatiOTi
ticle ever producod.
tne most periec ar
aa itnotonlvclfcftna-
es tho- toeth thoroTtshJy, 1-ut tbo coDiilnatio
with arnica preservta and liardffna Uwf.iu. lfc
eivea to trie breath a aweet, delicaw ouor. It
(Mte ia delicchtfux. Prlw, 2fto a Itox. " --.
All drussista aet tbe above art! clog, orwo will
C. H. 3TRONO & CO.,
Swle Proprietors and Jfanfrs., Cldcag-o.
WILL J. WARRICK.
AC EXT,
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dwjlbitiK t'l' ttttiMblt &er4 .
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