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66 66 66 Tinware
(Keneral ffiTardwa? e
To he found In the City. New good at prices that defy cotnpetion. Give me a call
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We have Just received
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Spring Wagon Tops,
wlil-U aie will sell ac prices within the reach of all.
(Dome and See (Our auopy Top.
THE LIGHTEST, NEATEST AND MOST CONVENIENT TOr' MANUFACTURED.
'Alao a complete Line of Men's, Boys, and Ladies' Saddle at
J.G.CHAMBERS & SON
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7ho and 8o,
JOH2TS02T BSIOS.
IHLAIEIIPWAIHllE ST05IH11E
Faimers, you cau save from J to lj cents on the pound, by buy
ins wire of ns, warranted to be as goo'd as any wire made. We also
kelp in stock a general assortment of HARDWARE, STOVES and
TINWARE, and sell as cheap as any Hardware house in the country.
Call and see us in the Rockwood Block.
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Cass County Iron Works
WAfMAlV & KIRBY, Propr's.
Piatt smonth. ISTet).
MAX UFA CTU11EUS OF
jBGMLEIRg, ENGINES,
IRON FRONTS. HOUSE COI.UMN-S.
facilities or heavy work in Cola mns aod. Cartings for Business Houses ara
rpasaed id the State.
ACUINE REPAIIUNO of all kinds. Our Machine Shop is fully equipped
'. all elaeaes of work in iron. -
Patronize inuka manufacturing. We dapbci all easterr prices, savirp
freight and time. .
Parties iMiiMinsr e nr ort of thp State should write for onr terms of castings
OPERA IICUSE
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GENTS' FURNISHER: .
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Kews Depot,
STATIONERY. NOT
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Emporium
ON LOWER MAIN. STREET.
fine assortment ol
tad Tinners' StoCa
ALL KINDS
FOR SALE BY
fixcelsior
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PLATTSIIODTH HERALD.
PtJBLISUKO DT
Toe Plattsmontti Eeral PnMisliint Co.
Telegraphic,
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
Minnesota Democratic Con
YCIltiOIl.
New Hampshire Senator
Elected.
Haps and Mishaps.
THE OrEKATORS.
Nashville, Tenn., August 2. The
railroad telegraph operators on the
Louisville and and Nashville line, who
receive Western Union messages, were
ojdered by the brotherhood to join the
strikers. Other railroad telegraph op
erators are to contribute ten dollars
each to the support of the striking
members.
ANOTIIEtt WALKOUT.
Mexico, August 2. The telegraph
operators of the Mexican National rail
way struck this morning. They de-
i maud an increase of $30 per month.
Trains are interrupted.
SETUBJJED TO WOBK.
Chicago, August 2. Officials of the
Western Uniou report that three more
of the striking operators returned to
work today.
THE SITUATION.
New York, August 2 No change in
the telegraph war, both sides remain
ing firm.
MINNESOTA DEMOCRATS.
St. Paul, August 2. The Democratic
State convention assembled at noon to
day. C. F. Buck was made temporary
chairman.
Alter appointing the usual commit
tees, C. II. Lieniug wai made perma
nent ch'iirman.
W. W. McNair was nominated for
governor, over Bierman, the only other
candidate, on first ballot.
The oHly contest worthy ot mention
was on the governorship.
For lieutenant governor, R. Frazee
was nominated on. the flrst ballot; sec
ret ury of state, J. J. Green; state
streasun r, John Lodwig; attorney gen
eial, J. Willis; railroad commissioner
P. Liuderhall
Auti piohibition resolutions wuie
pas-d.
The platform declares for tariff for
revenue only , approves the river and
harbor bills, and calls for a revision of
the patent law.
SUIT FOR DAMAGES.
Philadelphia. August 2 The hear
ing in live cwil Miits brought by O. E.
Fuller, agent of the Chicago Meal com
pany against the Western Union Tele
graph cmpHuy for refusing to accept
messages from July 25, under the ordi
nary conditions, took place this after
noon before Magistrate List. The plain
tiff swears that he pieeented messages
for 'ape May, Atlantic City, Ashbury
Park. Trenton and Chicago. These were
refused, except on condition that they
be subject to delay or mailing. Fuller
declined to accept the conditions and
the company refused to send the mes
sages. The officers of tho telegraph
company swore that there would be no
unusual delay in sending his messages
to Atlantic City and Trenton. The
magistrate held the suits under ad
visement until Wednesday. - Fuller
says he will begiu other suits against
the company, and claims damages in
$15,OUO.
THE DEED IS DOSE.
Concord, August 2. The forty-second
ballot resul.ed in the election of
Austin F. Pike, United States senator
The ballot was as follows: Whole num
ber cast, 315. Necessary to choice, 158.
iwa-d H. Rollins 1, Arou F. Steph
ens 1, Win. S. Lald 2, Gilman Marstoo,
17. Harry Bingham 112. Austin F.
Pike 181. Pike having a majority was
declared elected United State? senator
for 6ix yjira from March 4, 1884 The
result t' ihn ialiot ws greeted with
tumultous applause. P-ke is sixty-three
years old a lawyer in active practice,
has been representative in congress,
nl is considered one of the ablest re
publicans iu the state.
Son after nis election Pike appeared
with a committee of tho legislature and
accepted the office. He said the honor
was entirely unexpected and unde
served. Ue could promise sincerity,
devotion and Industry in the discharge
of tho duties of the office, but be could
promise nothing more. He hoped to
be the senator from New Hampshire
not only of the party but of the people.
Pike was a delegate to the first nation
al republican convention which nomi
nated John C.Fremont for president.
He was bora in New Hampshire Oct
10, 1819
bank clvrow.
Iowa CHy, Iowa, August 3. As a
construction train on the Burlington,
Cedar Rapids & Northern railroad, un
der G. Davia road master, was b.ickiug
into the gravel pit four miles south of
this place, at 0:15 this morning a cav -iug
hank threw Mike Burke and several
others uii'ier the cars. Burke was in
stantly killed and a man named Haun
lus bvd liffkrf ky brvirca in tV places,
THE WRLCK.
Troy, N. Y August 2 -The wreck of
the collidiug freight trains ou the Troy
& Boston railroad, near North Townal,
yesterday, is cleared away. Bodies be
lieredto be those of Mark Sutherland,
euginecr, II. II. Bruce, opeiator, aud
Charles Maiden engineer, were found
burned frlgh'fulJy The remaining
three bodies are still missing. Thej
are believed to be reduced to ashes.
Loss $ G0,000.
A TKALV WRECKED.
New York, August 2. Fifteen or
more passengers were injured by an ac
cident on the Southeastern road yes
terday; two or three persons fatally.
The accident occurred t a slight curve,
the rails probably spreading by the
weight of the engine.
A RAVI3HKR HANGED.
Myersville, La., August 2. Last
uight a crowd took from jail D. W.
Pressel. charged with lape on a little
girl, nine years old, and hanged him in
the court house yard.
YELLOW FRVER.
New York, August 3.,-Ou the arrival
of the steamer Saratoga, from Havana,
James Bailies, steward, was removed to
quarantine Lospital suffering from sup
posed yellow fever.
CHARLIE FOUD ARRESTED.
Kansas City, Mo., Aust 3 Charlie
Ford, slayer of Jessie James, the fa
mous outlaw, was. arrested at police
headquarters this afternoon on an old
indictment, for the Blue Cut train rob
bery. It is not ret known what
caused the arrest at this time. Ford
said he was dumfounded at the arrest
aud is evidently badly frightened.
WASHINGTON NEWS-
Infection in Wool.
Work of the Mints.
Report of the Cattle Com
mission. IMPORTED WOOL.
Washington, August 2. The secre
tary of the treasury has received a let
ter from a prominent firm in New York
calling attention to the fact that lrrge
quantities of wool of low grades ar ex
ported from Egypt, Syris and countries
in their vicinity to tins country, which
is t e principal market for them, besides
a considerable quantity of bed wool
extracted from old mattresses, from
Constantinople. These wols are fre
quently shipped at Marseilles and in
England for this country. Iu view of
the epidemic ragifg in the eastern
Mediterranean country, these wools
might convey infection as well as rags.
COINAOE.
The coinage of the mints lor July
was $3,733,800. of which 2,425,00O was
standard dollars.
DISEASED CATTLE
The treasury cattle commission has
made lis teport to the treasury depart
ment in reurai tl to the alleged exist
ence of the foot ami mouth disease
amoug t.e cattle of this couutry. It
says in part, the charge having been
recently made in the British parliament
that cattle were being shipped from
our ports infected with the foot and
mouth disease, and a majority of the
house of commons having voted for
the resolution opposing the importa
tion into Great Britain of cattle from
any country in which said disease
exists, we feel it our duty to state the
facts as far as this country is concerned.
After a most extended and exhaustive
inquiry, your commission has been able
to find no trace of the foot aud mouth
disease, apart from herds just landed
from Great Britain, and these herds
have been in every case separated until
the infection has entirely disappeared.
The nature and scope of our inquiry
msy be deduced from our report for
1881, beginning wi h the great rendez
vous of cattle at Kansas City, Council
Bluffs and Omaha. We have made
careful investigation along all lines of
cattle traffic as far as J.&e eastern sea
board. In thi- investigation we" have
i
included all of the great stock yards
where cattle are detained for feeding,
watering, sale, etc., etc., all great feed
ing stables connected with distilleries,
and starch, glucose and other factories,
all city dairies where stock yards exist,
and where herds are replenished from
each stock yards, and to a large extent
the great dairying districts, int- which
cows arc drawn from the above named
stock yards, and the lines of travel.
We have made obsei rations in stock
yards at the sea board, the terminal
end of onr cattle traffic, and that to
which all infection must gravitate, but
apart from the imported cases above
referred to, we have been unable o find
a single case c.f the foot and uioutti dis
ease complained of
AT JOS McVEY'S
Sample Rooms
You will find the Finest Importer
French Brandy, Champaign, and other
Fine Wines, Pure Kentucky Whissies.
several of the test and most popular
brands of BUTTLE BEER, Fresh
Beer always on draught, and Fine Ci
ftra 2tf.
GAFF, FLEISCHMAH & CO.
COMPRESSED YEAST.
The best yrast ii use, received fresh
every TUESDAY and FRIDAY
mornings. .' c j j plied by
BANKS.
OHM FiTZiifKAU, A. W. McUranM
Itrsldent. Cannier.
FIRST NATIONAL
OF PLATT8MOUTI1. NEBRASKA.
Oftmtlie very best facilities for the prompt
traDKactlon of legitimate
BANKING BUSINESS.
Stocks, ltonds. Gold, Government and Loea
becurlt la hou jbl and Sold. Detosit s receiv
ed aud Interest allowed on time Certifi
cates, Draft" drawn, available lit any
part of the United State and all
tne principal towus of
Kurope.
Collections made promptly remitted.
Highest market prices paid for County War
rants. 8tat at-d County Bonds.
DIRECTORS t
John Fltzjreraid A. E. Touzalin.
John K. Clara. K. O. dishing.
Geo. K. Dovey. V. K. White.
A. W McLftUKhlln.
WEEPING WATER
iHJ-rns.!
WEEPING WATER, - NSB.
E. L. REED, President.
B. A. GIBSON, Vice-President.
R. 8. WILKINSON. Cashier.
A General Baiiliz Business Transacted.
DKPOMlTtt
BcIvd. and Interest allowed on Time Certi
ficates. 0BA1TTM
Drawn available In any part of the Vcited
States and all the principal cities ot Europe.
AgenU for the celebrated
Hate Line of Stealers.
Bank Cass County
CotnerfMaiu and Sixth Streets.
PLATT3 IwTOTJTIH:
I JOUN BLACK. President,
1 J. M. PATT5E80N. Cashier, f
Transacts a General BartinE Business.
jHlGIIEST CASH xRICE
Paid for County and City War.-anU.
COLJLKCriOS MAK,
and promptly remitted for.
DiKXccTons :
John Black. J. M. Fatt.rson, C. H. Para el
F. R. Guthmann, .1. Alorrlssey, A. B.
rair.ii. Krit ior.lr.
HJ2NRY BCFCK
DBALEK IN
FURNITURE
6.TC. ETC., KTC
Of All DoKriptlotu. .
METALLIC BURIAL C ASE
WOODElsT COZFjOSTS
f all sizes, ready made and sold cheap for eaab
MY F1NKBEARSB
1H MW ADk tOli bEU HJH.
With many thanks for past patronage
Invite all to call ana examine ny
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At the down-town saloon.
OPPOSITE THE PERKINS HOUSE,
Keeps a complete ine of
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Liquors,
AND CIGARS, BOTTLED BEFR,
ALE AND PORTER,
KRUG'S OMAHA BEER.
and the best bra. ids of Kentucky
91 whiskies.
Opposite rfirkln.iHi.imf. - - Pt-ATTSMOTTH.
LOK&HEALY
SUts & Monroe 9t. . Chicago.
fur w lu ra.ff7.iufftl
SEEDS
W Large OAKOipr OHDf
da-rtOinir t'eV' IUlibU iitt
rm"mrw -rw aKKD PUTlTOEfl, Corn. OnU
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C G. HEROLD'S "
Louisville Branch Store!
Can be found the largest and
best stock of
Trunks, Valices, Boots and Shoes,
In Cass County, at Bed Rock Price. . Remember the place. .
13. IIIIIEEldDJLilD, JrHanagec
ONE
FREE sample of
Strictly Pore BafcingPowder
for every family in Cass County,
Get a sample FREE, and try the
BEST powder made.
Only at
WAItEICK'H.
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L G. St. ana C B
Safest. Best and Most ReiiaMo
LINE IN THE WEST.
Magnificent D nia: Cars,
Elf'. t Daj Ooavchea
2 St Louis Trains Daily,
2 Omaha Trains Daily.
2 Kansas City Trains Daily
3 Ate ison Trains Daily.
Two Trains for
St. Paul. Minneapolis, Sioux City
And all pclnu In northwest, with
Pullman Sleeping Oars,
Between Kansas City and St. Paul
AU trains run on tlme.conneetlng for all point
East West, North & Soutb
lieketa for sale at all resular ticket offices.
nformatloa regarding rates, tine, Ac, cheer
lly given y addxesslug
J. F. Bakkard.
A. C. Dawrs.
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SAGE'S ADDITION
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CITY of PLATTSJIOUTH
Valuable outlots for residence, pur
poses.
bage a addition lien south-west or
the city, and all lota are very easy ot
accefad, aud Uigb and sightly.
For particulars call en
E. SAGE, Pro'-'r,
AT
SAGE'S IIAKDWAHE STOKE.
HattsiooutL, Net.
Gents' Furiiishii Goods.
tut nrm fx n rtTThci
X'.HIJJ. J, All lg-.il
MIKE SCHNELLBACHEE,
ISLJICKSJ1ITU
HO! HE SJIOEINO & WAflON KKI'AIUIM
AH Kinds of Farm lmplein enf 3 Msnded wit!
Neatneni. and Dispatch.
Horse, Mue& Ox Shoeing
n abort, well she anything that has
four feet, from a Zebra to a Giraffe.
Com and see us.
SHOP
a Pitta 8r between Mala and Vine Street
oataoree ie corner from la yew HEUAL
nam. ie
STREIGHT & CO.
(Maeeer t Htrelsht A 3Ultr.
UASVWACTVMMB. OF
FfflEi HEAVY HABIIBS.
A large line of
Saddles Bridles Collars f Mis. k
always la stock.
Repairing o f all kinds inatly done 0
tort notice.
Main Ktreet. between Fourth asd rifth.
e9. tJIUPBOU,
AGENCi
FIRE IHSURANCn GO'S:
CITY, of London,
QUEEN, of Liverpool
FIREMAN FUND, of California
EZPREESS C021PANIES
AMERICAN EXrEEhH CO..
WKLI3 FAEOo a CO.. EXPKtbf.
OScoia Koekwood Block, with John sob Bro
edriio.
TENDERLOIN.
Meat Market,
LAPE (NEIL, Prop'r.
Eeef Mutton Pari Veal CMcteic
.UsC',:J! tlndsof A2Ii: taetfasoo, ui e
er3"tht.-:g kept la a , - -riHST-CI-AJ!i.3!C4T
nopr
At lowtt possible r4te&.
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