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OPERA HOUSE BLOCK
S.&G. Naver.-
Order taken for WILSON lilfOS.' Kill KTM.
James Pettes,
DKt'K
into
.A.3f.r b.
Hardware
AT SAGE'S OLD STAND, ON
THic IHJest JLine
66
6 66
1 '66
To be found in the i.'ity. Nt-w good at piici
We have just received
-AND
Spring
wliioh Me will sHt :ii prices within the read' of all.
Come and See up Caaiopy Top.
TIIF MdlTKT. NEATEST AND MOST CONVENIENT TOP ANT-
1('VUIIEI-
Also a complete of Men's, Tioys, and I.adiesNaddlei at
J . GhCH AMBERS & SON
&&Do and 7hDo9
JOH2JTSOST
Warranted to be as good as any wire made. We also
keep in stock a general assortment of II AIM) WAKE, STOVES and
TINWARE, and sell as cheap as any Hardware house in the country.
Call and see us in the Ilockwood llloek.
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Cass County Iron Works
WAOIAN & KIRBY, Propr's.
Plat.tsino-at.li. JNTeb.
MANUFACTURE HS OF
BOIJL.EI6S, ENOIIVJES,
IRON FRONTS. HOUSE COLUMNS,
AND CASTINGS.
facilities or heavy work in Coin mns and Castings for IJusincsa Houses aro
massed in the State.
AC'HINE REPAIRING of all kinds. Oar Machine Shop is fully equipped
all classes of work in iron. "J
Patronize Nebraska manufacturing. We d upbear." all east err prices, saving
frCplrt
MVch lltb.2W. PT.ATTSMOUTH. NF3
OPERA IICUSE
CLOTIflKKS,
ANl
GENTS' FURNISHER? .
TOST OFFICE
IVJews Depot,
p
STA I KlNELY. NOI
ilA-SOX & HAMLIN
IIKMCY F. M1LLEK and
Toons
Emporium
LOVT.ll MAIN STREET.
ot (Uook Stoves,
(Tnsoliiic Stoves,
TTInware
(Keneral Mardware
s Ihat defy t-oinpt I ion. Give me si rail
AMI IS TrI.
IEIE3E3E2
fine assortment of
Wagon Tops,
rata
And Tinners' Stocft
ALL KINDS
FOR SALE BY
fixcelsior
fd fin
111121
ST. LOUIS, MO
PLATTSIIODTH HERALD.
PUBLISHED kt
The Plaltsionth Heral roiiskiii Co.
Telegraphic.
THE STRIKE IT ENDED.
Neither Side Concedes to the
Demands of the Uiher.
TKKATIMJ FOK A COMPROMISE.
New York, August 15. At noon to
day a committee of six striking opera
tors formerly employed by the Western
Union company, wailed on General
Erkcrt and asked for an interview,
wliieh was granted. Itis not known (
what proposition they have to advance.
The committee said they represented
tlie Moise operators and linemen iu the
t-in ploy of the Western Union, but that
their call was not to be considered as a
weakening on the part of the brother
hood. Their purpose was to inquire on
what terms the meu would be taken
back into service. CJeneral Eckert said
he would recommend that those now
out should apply to their respective
superintendents lor information as to
terms for resumption of work.
THE WEST EN UNION.
The executive committee of the Wes
tern Union met today. Among those
present were Jay (Jould, (Jeo. Gould,
Russell Sage, Cjrus Field, Harrison
Durkec .-ml General Eckert. No ref-t-iciu'c
to the strike. After the meet
ing an informal conference iu regard
to the application of the committee of
strikers, to Genersil Eckert was held,
av.d they heartily endorsed his action
in referring them to their superintend
ents for information as to terms upon
which they will be taken bark.
RENEWED Vlf.OH.
The executive board of the telegraph
ers brotherhood sent a communication
to Cel. era! Eckert stating that 'since
all our attempts to effect a reconcilia
tion hae proved futile, we now desire
to state that it is the intention of the
brotherhood to ignore your ultimatum,
and cany out light with renewed vigor
an 1 determinatii'ii by every legitimate
means in oir power."
WIRES CUT.
Hobokeu, N J.. Aug. 15. Nineteen
wires of the New Jersey telephone
company were cut last night.
THE FREIGHT BUDGET.
New York Republicans.
I : K 117 IJ I.ICA N COM M ITTE K.
New York, August 13. The Repub
lican State committee met today, ?ix
members of the committee were repre
sented by proxies, and three including
the dead Pierre C. Van "Wyck, were not
represented at ail, Chairman John F.
Smylhe presided. .Six bulluts were
takeu b fore a decision v3 reached as
to She place of holding the State ron
ven lion, ilichtield Springs was chosen
and September 19. A wigwam will be
erected by the hotel keepers for the
convention. Pierre Van Wyck's suc
cessor will be named by his district
committee. Adjourned to meet at
Richfield Springs Septemter 18. The
meeting was entiiely harmonious.
The delegates to the State convention
will number 476.
YELLOW FEVER.
Quebec. August 15. The Norwegian
bark, Panama, for this port, is reported
to be coming up the river with yellow
fever on board, two deaths haviug al
ready occurred aud others of the crew
beiug down with the disease
MINE DISASTE1C.
London, August 15. Whiie thirteen
men were being hauled to the surface
at a mine near the town ot Redruth,
county Cornwall, today, the rope at
tached to the car broke, aud twelve of
the men w ere precipitated to the bot
tom of the shaft and instantly killed.
SIGNS OF EARTHQUAKE.
London, August 15, There are
alarming signs of earthquake in Serre,
on the island of Isch.a. Springs are
drying up, aud smoke is issuing from
fissures in the ground. The miuisterof
public works has issued an order for
the immediate erection of huts for the
accommodation of the people in case
they are compelled to vacate iheir
houses.
DESPERATE DEPOSITOR.
London, August 13. A party of de
positors . in a small "savings bank in
London, angry at tjieir inability draw
their monev on demand, entered the
bank and wrecked the premise!1. Thr
police w-i-re callo I in, but refused so
interfere.
ITALIAN CLAIMS.
Gibraltar, August 15. The Italian
envoy at Aangier, Morocco, has lower
ed the flag iu the consulate and the in
habitants are in consequence in a state
of great panic. This hostile action on
the part of the enemy is on account of
the sultan of Morocco not yet haviDg
yielded to the, ultimatum of Italy, in
insisting upon full r payment of the
claims of Italian subjects. There is an
Italian squadron in the harbor in readi
ness to support the demand on the sul
tan. .
THE CUOLERA.
Alexandria, August 15. Deaths here
yesterday from cholera, forty.
Caho, August 13. Nioedenths from
cholera in this ciy yesterday.
THE LAIOR QUESTION.
New York. August IS. Tho United
States senatorial committee on labor
aud education continued its inquiry to
day. John S. McClelland, a telegraph
operator, declared that threats were
beiug made by many railroad com
panies that they would discharge any
man found to be a member of the
brotherhood. Among others the Mich
igan Central and Pennsylvania If ailroad
companies employed this plan. Other
menus taken by capital to enslave
workingiaeu were cited by the witness.
The witness gave a number of statis
tics showing that strikes of working
men had very generally proven fail
ures. Philadelphia, August 15. On invi
tation of Senator Blair, chairman of
the senate sub committee, the Amalga
mated association of iron and steel
workers at its session today decided to
send John Jarrett. Win. Martin and
James Penny to testify before the com
mittee at Washington after the conven
tion adjourns.
A DAY'S ACCIDENTS.
The Coopers in Session
A COLLISION.
Charlotte, Mich., August 15. A col
lision occurred on the race course here
this morning between the trotting ani
mals Raymond aud Ranker's Roths
child. Raymond was killed outright,
and the other dangerously hurt. Eiht
thousand had been refused for the dead
horse.
TURNED ui
Troy, August 15. Thomas G. Hunt,
of New York, a merchant who disap
peared mysteriously in Junelast turned
up in Elizabethtowu, Essex county. He
has not been to Europe and savs be
don't know where he has been.
CRIMINAL CARELESSNESS.
Troy, Augti.st 15. Lew Johnson,
telegraph operator, charged with th
resnonsibilitv for the collison on the
Troy & Boston laiiroad whereby six
lives were lost was arrested today. He
denies me responsibility.
TUK COOPERS.
Peoria, August 10. 1 lie coopers
convention which has been in feession
here a few days, adjourned today, hav
ing concluded its labors. It was called
for the the purpose ot reorganizing the
international union, an association
which Avas formed iu Chicago ten years
ago and was dissolved after a few years
The last convention was held in 1875.
Delegates were here here from all the
principal cities iu this couutry and
Canada. The proceeding were secret.
The reorganixation of an aid associa
tien or union was affected. It was also
decided to organize a in ulna! insurance
company, which will increase the
membership to at least 10,000. The
following officers w ere elected :
President and treasurer, Thomas
Hennepin, of Cleveland ; secretary, J.
B. Lewis, of Peoria; second vice presi
dent, P. Egan, of Toronto, Canada, :Jd
vice president, John J. Long, of Alton;
4th vice president. James Herdman, of
Peoria; Gftlt vice president, John Mc-
Grath, of Cleveland. The convention
then adiourneil subiect to the call of
executive commit toe. The name was
changed to the Cooper's Protective as
sociation of North America.
Notice.
Opening of the Books of the Platts
month and SoatTrVestern Railroad
Company,
To all whom it may concern.
Notice is hereby given that on
Tuesdav. the 21 day of August, 1883
at 10 o'clock A. M,in the city of Platts
tnouth. at t he office of the Secretary, the
Stock Subscription Books of the Platts
mouth & S.-uih Western Railroad Com
pany will be opened to receive Sub
scriptions i.f stock, and will remain
open until ched by an order ol the
Directors.
An installment ot' ten per cent, shall
be payable at t be time of making the
subscriptions and the residue theieof
shall be paid iu such installments, and
at such times and places ns may be re
quired by the directors of the company.
John Fitzokkai.d, President.
C. II. Pa km Ei.E,Vice President.
II. 15. Win i ham, Secretary.
A.. W. McLait.iimx, Treasurer.
123dl!)wlni
HFNRYBCECK
DEAI.KR I.N
FURfilTURE
SAP CHAiRF,
C, KTC. ETC.
Of All Descriptions."
METALLIC BURIAL CASES
WOODEU" COFPIUS
f all sires, ready made and sold cheap for cash
jr finIThearse
IS NOW READY FOK SERVICE.
With many thanks for past patronage.
Invite all to call and examine my
LARGE STOCK OF
31tf. FlftXTFnK AM COFFIM
; SUte& Monroe Sts..Cs.!tdoa
Wllttid irmiJ taay i-ii- 'i
BAND CATALO V .
i tow laoX xuu pK 4.lv -.. u
I of lsiraiBnu. uib lu-tr.
St&da. Drum Miwk Sl-j-. idi
riaH, o usury muu oi' iriiaiuf
.1MatirmfB,lrlB1u.1cs b-i.- imw u4 Es-
ROBERT DONNELLV'S
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BLACKSMITH
SHOP,
Wagon, Buggy, Machine and Plow re
pairing, ami gereral Jobbing
I hK now prepared to do all kind of repairing
or i arm aim oilier machinery, a mere
I good lathe Iu my shop.
PETE II 11AUEN,
The old Reliable Wagon Maker
him taken etiarire or Hie ''agon Miop.
He Is well known as a
NO. ! WORKMAN.
Krw Wagons and Hassle ramlr t
Order.
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Magnificent D ning Care,
Elea-t Daj Ooachesi
2 St Louis Trains Daily,
2 Omaha Trains Daily,
2 Kansas City Trains Daily
i Atchison Trains Daily,
Two Train lor
St Paul, Minneapolis, SiouxLOit)'!
A 1 1 all pi i l n )"tawe ;t. vit:i
Pullman Sleeping Oars,
Between Kansas City and St. Panl
WT THO UT CHANGE
All trains run on tlriip.coniittrtiiig for all liolnth
E ast W est, North & South
Tickets tor sale at all regular ticket ollices.
nfonnation reKardin?! rates, time, &c. clieer-
lly given Ly aduiessin
J. V. Bakxard
A. G. DAW F..S. tien'l Snpt
Ueiri rasa Atjen
STREIGHT Sr CO.
(Mnf?esor to Htreight Jk. .tllller.
MANUFACTURER OF
riTlTTl
sSSl UVAVM HAD
L 11IXJ
A large line or
Saddles Bridles Collars WMps. &c
always in stock.
Repairing of all Mrtds neatly done o
sort notice.
Main Street, between Fourth and Filth.
SAGE'S ADDITION
TO THE
CITY of PLATTS31 0UTJ1
Valuable outlots for residence pur
poses. Sage's addition lie?; south-west of
the city, and all lots are very easy of
access, and high and sightly.
For particulars Call on
E. SAGE, Pron r,
AT
SAGE'S HARDWARE STORE.
Plattsmouth. Neb.
J. I. SIMPSON,
AGENCY
FIRE INSURANCE CO'S:
CITY, of London,
QUEEN", of Liverpool
FIREMAX FUND, of California
ESPREESS COMPANIES
AMERICAN EXPRESS CO..
WELL'S FAWio & CO.. EXPRESS. -Ofllcoiu
Rockwtxid Block, with Johnson Rros
Rdr.m.
TENDERLOIN
Meat Market,
LAFE a NEIL, Prop'r.
eef Mntton Port Teal CMclcens. &c
Constantly on band.
Also, all kinds oX UA9E in season, and ev
eortutn; kept in a
FIRST-CLASS 91 EAT SHOP
At lowest possible rates'.! .
R21y f IJlTT8MOrjTH,f KRj
Tic Favorite lie
Air
For Fifflteem Bays
Ilaviii" tlctci -in ! net 1 to n nivt' about
lowing ooon :it
Lend, best, per
Boiled Linseed Oil, pr gul. QQP
Hanging Lamps, $2. to 5.0
each.
Books Wall Paper Below Cost.
Patent Medicines, 10 per cent be
low any bouse in the County.
Piitty, in bladder, per lb. 4
Mixed Faint, ner
Pure Castor Oil,
Golden Machine
Shelving and 3 Show Cases at half their value.
We make t lies oilers
WILL J.
WITHDUThlEDICIIIE,
15
THIS MACNET1C BELT IS
WARRANTED TO CeRESfcSngte
without mfdii'ln":- l'uln In hnrU, In ul. or
limb. pmuHi dlllll ,lmiiltiiif. grii-ntl lellltly.
rbvunallMHt puritl.v.l.. liuruiilai, cti;f!iu. dlua
caul the kltlny .iImhI tlHcnKa, lcrl'l llvtT, tcnv
leinliiiil eiulftMion. fiFipo4iiy, iiilifiiH liHrt
llun. ht-nilu or ruiiturr, vuturrli, tlli, vilU'pay,
d UKi"y'tM.my of the KKN'EIt ATI VK UUii A N4
Ornim. Iut vllullt. luck oftiervtt liirre Mini tuar,
tra.Hnir rl.eCf a, ull thoe illwiiwa uf m urr
onul nnturf, frciu wtinli vcr iwiw. Ilm innlinuom
I ream of Matrnetlum Tiri-Htiifc thf-glt the parts
tnut re-tore Ih.-m to u licitltby uc(i.- 'J liuio U un
wAGNETK
ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER.
TO THE LADIES:
jr sol
Sfiiriilietiu .Nt-rfiii
with I. iii-iii. ml lata.
KliHiitln,Ivn-nl.or wll li lli ui rt lit- 1.1c
er, KiIiu y, IlfMilHclir, ur uia (. ru..ll ii or
I'HK A III. If, or r- " " ' - -
ami a puirof Miicrnotiu r oot HhINtr-s Imvo no Kiiii-; lor
In ttiB r'i r nml i-ure of nil tlire .niT'i' - T
curry a j.owoitul uiajjuetio forto to tlio tirut of Uift
'or Iiiinii Iloclf. M'polnean.r tlm Pu!nt V'all.
Infc of tlx- womb. Iarnrrbiim bronli- lntlum
tlon and I'U'rrutlon of tho Womb, Jn llnlul Ifrm
orrhagt) or Floodlnar. falnful, Bupprra!-!! mta lr
rrarular Mrnatroatlon, llamaaru, and i hunare or
l.lfv, tbla la tUr ileal A pplluuv. atntl Curall Atfiut
"orTri forms of Frmale Ilfflru1tloa It Is nnmr
passwl by Rnytliinfcf beforo invelite.J, both a curative
fiijer.tandafiaBotii'ccor rKiv-i-rand -rttali'iitiori.
Prlcoof cither Belt with Marnnic Foot lintterlra, tlO.
Pent by express CO. K .anil eiHiiilnfitinn llowel.or by
mall on nx-eipt of price. In ordering. mHHiire ot
wuiHtand nizw of kIioc. RemiMnnco can Ins tuuxlw in cur
rrncy, aent in letter at our risk.
The lliifrneton Oarnient' a.n Blapto to all agm, r
worn ovor tbe under clothing, (not neat to the
body like tbe many VhIvbiiIo and Klvecrle Hum.
buna adrertlard ao cil. n.lv. l) i and ahouM ba
taken ott at niIit. Thev bold tlieirptcerorater.iMMt
are worn at all seafonn of tbe year.
Send flump for t he "New I wpart nro In Mpdleal Treat
ment Without Medicine," with UiuuhkuOs of teaUow
liiaia.
THE MAGNETOS APPUAM'KCO.,
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BLACKSMITH
HOi:sE SHOEING & WAGON l:EI'AIKIN'
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All Kinds of Farm implements lienflea
Neatness and Dispatch.
Horse, 31ulc& Ox Shoeing
n short, well shoe anything that hit
four feet, from a Zebra to a Giraffe.
Come and see U3.
isriE-w" SHOP
n Filth St. between Main an J Vine Street
oat acro.se e corner from the new HKltAL.
DFFICK. . :0
AT JOE McVEY'S
Sample Rooms
You will find the Finest Importer
French Brandy, Champaign, and other
Fine "Wines, Fure Kentucky "VhisKie3.
several of the best and most popular
brands of BOTTLE BEElt, Fresh
Beer always on draught, and Fine Ci
gars. 2Ctf.
SepleinlM-r 1 i-t, we oll'cr f lift I'ol-
cost; to Mivr moving:
10 lbs, ff.8
trallon ll.o
Oil "
Hi
WARRICK.
stuoivo's
ARNICA PREPARATIONS
f'lioirilBtry m" dlcovrl no remo-ly Miix-ilor
In Arnica f r lioaiiuu ukUtiiuI Tiinniit. rrnHr
I v iruiruil aiul cuuiMuud. it Lumiu txjuui na it
toilet ireiaruUoii.
1 ho liiliiwt ciliidi.
nation of arnica. Will
HIM'oillly curi a'liwii-
IhmI IimikIm, riM'k'l
lim ninl roiialiMcMN
of lli" hUIii, ulictlii-r ciuiHcl mini I'liimitii' Intln--im'ih
or tbn uh of III K IH I. ( OSMI 'IH K.
Will euro .liiil- on linn mill wi k, rcnilc rliiH
i,hi nkin all mimI Iiii-. IiivhIiimII Iti Null
IClK'iiiti. A ImiiiiIv rcini'ilv fm iMilH, ImrriH, liruiHitH
it.nl H.ic. I'JtlCK IS MiytWI.WUtM, xr:
TOILET SOAP
I -llirli trolly iir.
Iiiio.hI, lilKhly ikh.
I I'M It'll. AI'HOllltO.
Iv Hiiro. K ii' I'M till)
bkin front cliniln ami impart to It ll nii'l
ii lifllliy irloM-. Uiirivulliil for cloariiuu tliv
Hip arid iTalicatlti ilutnlriiir. The iiiimt jut
Vet toilet eoiip in tho world. I'lCICK. Stft fX'iila.
Shaving Soap
A infilloatcwl article
fit Imii iiktII. I'r
veiito all liliiiil-a.
lii-Hlxnaortt liweana
MAKKSSIIAY rNf J n IFI.I.I1T.
h.iKiorHoil ly Jioailint; JiurlmrH, who nay of it,
"Without tiarnllnl bh h Hhavlnt; bob p." Itich In
luthcr and liihtuii. KoopH tho Inon and n:k froo
Ironi piniiilea. J'itICK I Tu tu, tut lai'Ke cake.
TOOTH SOAP
IU T7it)lOllt lltlOn
the moat Mifoct ar
HM U IkaT licni ever iirooucou,
m the twtli thorotiKlily. but tho combination
witliuruica ireBervo and liardoim the (.'iiriiN. It r
(livo to the liri).tli a BWtM-t, U'-licate odor. lt( v
UiKto iildeliiihtfui. IVhw, H Im.
All druuiiHtH H! the ahove m-tlcluH, or WO Will
nmil tueui, toHtiHid,oii receipt of jirlce.
O. H. STRONG & CO.,
Sule riojn k'tors und MunfrH., Chicat
WILL J. WA1SUICK,
AliKNT,
I'l.ATTH.MOITII, - - - NkllUAKKA.
ESEHfcbE. NorillNi: ei.se i:i T
Horse-shoeing!
I am ti"i''4 to do nil kiii'lf of Micclng, and
do nothiriir else, and if you want a good lioie
slioeinc sliop in tliis tov. ti. now it your time 0
patrobif mr-. gjiop on Wa-liiii;;toti Avcnno
at tl::
Eorso-shco
Sign.
rT(:ood .Satisfaction (iuliranioi-d.
? " GEO. l'AI.MEK.
wl.llf riatt-.iiioiitll. NHj.
NEW
Fuznfture Store
cr. i. TTisriRuriH:,
DEAL Kit IN
FUB1TITURE COFFINS,
and all kind of ev,od'i usually k-id in a
-'iit .i..Knn r i itAiTi'iti. :' ;!ti;
Also, a very complete toek of FtlDra! G.d,
Metallic&?ooienCo0iis Caskets Eo
EMBLEMS, Ac.
: Our Ne and elegant hearse la ulway in
reaaiun. -Kemember
the place, in UNION
JJLOCK, on .Sixth Street, TWO
Doors sonth of Cass Coun
ty Bank.
Whear we may be found nielit or day.
J. I UNRUH,
2ICU a LilTTl'dl) JT I. NIB
GATF, FLEISCHMAN k CO.
COMPRESSED YEAST.
7'he best yeast ii use, received freth
every TUESDAY and FRIDAY
mornings, frill . plied by
n ptniirri a
film hi ti
ilCA
nniMinn
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