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Ar.l In fact every Ihing contained in
it tirnicliM Drug tjtor. l're--rri
lius cuiclullv compound
ed Ompeiuioii met in
all tu-parltneut.
Ck. Main axi Tiiiui Stukktk
I'LATTSMOUTIl, NEI:.
SECOND-HAND GOODS.
J. LEVY,
Will P.L'Y and fcKLL all kinds of
FUEHITURE,
METALS,
iro:i,
RAGS
AND
FURS
Will advsme n ney in all
SA1AIU.K GOODS,
in It v i Mtfln htiet-t.
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cut HOTEL.
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in corner! too with the
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S lahr liuute for lh retail Uf' -'y.
Pepuerberg's Cigar Factory
EPNST WAGNl'.R
Practical Architect.
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OFFICIAL PAI'KIt Ofr THIS CITY.
ror Oly ud County I'iiectory, Hallway Time
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rectory, IPiaiutHs CarJi c. ee fourth pace.
Notice to Advertisers.
Copy foruitliy adveruteiiiein.. or chioia-es
lit .tdver.i.ieiiieiiii itiu. im ua.iUed la lo llie
uuaiurasonice not luirr lliau I 'J .t. .. . ol llie
ia iu vvuic. tne aie 10 Uts Inserted. Copy
Jul pay local ami special notices mu-t be
huuuc-l iu ociore p. 111 each day it lusiire lu-
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titiiurK Maua-er.
Kt-publicuu t'uuutjr toiiveution
the if ubiluii fluctom of ( u-i counljr are
hereby ciitvu lu . c-u iU-ieiil-' lu u rfpiibil
van t ciiux'ii.Ioii In iu lu hl al
n uirr uii lnui.ttiay npl. 1 at It u. in. t b
Jid u tin tuiiti-iiilu . Im in,; lu innilu;i!c call-
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llou. ut; c crk of the dihliict court.
Ot.f county aurvey. r.
i.. c.Uiity ct.ioiicr.
O..: cu.tt.i.ixfiout r lur dlilll.t.
Aiw it. tit-tl v..n.c3t U. it'cuifs 10 attciul the
sut' couvt'iiiiott n be buitt in l.ii.coif , rx pi. 0, ,
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Ual I I'i'ot l.ti'tt lor. 1 lie o.utif ui rrpii pciilu
lit.u lui Jen taies 10 lit.s coitVeUtluit 1. lilt.u as
loiit.
uue oi.'k;iI' ut lari'.e iioiit 1 -ufh waul and
pitciu.t anu ui.c uin,;u lot cNtry tiftteu
VotC Ol IllujUt lifCtiot. cal tor t.. I'. itOt'-"
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ne e.eral ward and t-reciucts are eulit ed
trcpl ocuiatiuu ua to loMd :
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aiit-r tuc ad er. l-eo hour ol u,-t'iiiui; :
1'iUikMtituutu cny ist, aiu, co jtitteM tifltce
Ut, 7 :ju p. 11..
t.ci'nu ward, al 'u uvra school house at
7 i im.
tmru ward, su.livaii Uice at 7 :Mi t. in,
foul lit coUi.cltCU mbrr ai i .3u. "
J'lUklxl.lUlllll neCt-Ct,..a IOI- tC.Uvl houre at
3 . iu.
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itue.ty, I viucu ociloOt uou.e at 3 o. iu.
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.t. A'teai.i o.noie aeliool utu: at 3 p. in.
la.ij;i.v jii.c oiwVc, tieiis ai'uuvi uoue al ' :oo
p. ui.
i.uisnie, I U lioovei's oliice al 7 iiu p. 111.
ceu.t.'., oraito 1 lair.e ecuooi utu.te al o p. m,
ot pit.jj ..u...., cu .01 iiuu..e al p. 111.
bove leik, move titeK ncliool liouse at 3 p.
111.
cnuwood, tlu.wa Center scuool house at
7 p. in.
.vuuiu WdJ,t.iU school house ut70p. iu.
oa.l Clt-Clt, town MUUOI uuUM al 1 p. ill.
uiei.tMU, Iwitnc V scUool Uwu a i :M p.
. :,.;ou. ! UoUI pl.ioc at 7 3 p. tu.
men .urn p.oxico 10 c.-uVt iitiou must come
iri.i atitc .iu or precinct as ueict,aies vveie
trout Wiiuiiitiii) icpicuii.
l.y orui.ro! lue couiuiiiiee.
l. M. Bi-ri.nt.
H. 31. HL'itiiAKLU i.i.a.iiiiiu.
iccietary.
t'. A. tlai-Kiiall, leiitlst, sue
c'5tstr tv iltitwr V .lirlall.
'a ceiii 1 xltatitu illiuut puiu.
Uy tic ina UM oxide uui.
in bcheret'i lrti Cure, wurrunteil
to citur wiilio;it itii, otu 15 fc-iit.-.; at
.U1I'US. cl-tl.
New Ccojs Now Coods New Coods-
L.aii;i.- hlfi k ol LaUst bi Us in
Mculios ai iKMiil iien Suits just
ivi-viv. ti iioui Now Ytik which we
wil; sell 10 per ecu l less than cull
ic lioiiuni 01 un house in town, also
a iu-w lot oi hats and lancy ticck-
iiir ju.l rccttvtd at
A: (J. IMayek
The (Jiiera House (J.othii'rs.
Dr DouLiiin, ol (..iinwooil, will tiua-
.;irt- thtr bull o;Mije loiutdtow which 13 u
jjuaraulec that U will In-carefully auJ
luip i ti:tlij dcuu.
-
For lu.Uht s to net or property for
sale coiiouil the special column.
The -El C"ai itau Gt-n.-r.i " t igiir at
Wurneh's, :i f.-i 25;-. I43i3
Ltiuisvillc ileitgiitca to democratic j
county coiivetitio.i, Thetuloie Ilcitns,
Fred iS'oh niau, Frank Staader, V. 1J.
Shrvock, C Sclilattr.S F- Kockwtll.
All the best urauus of cigars at War-
rick s. l-iuio
A fracas on lower Main street oecur-
teu this iDorniti";. e was tfoing to
curve him wid a razah" when the o; her
lVilow picked up 4 chair and "put it all
er him." Ko bones broken and no
an eats.
Jarue Aulill s u rustler, this time
he has put a good Mzed confectionery
n wheel, and deals out California
orar.g: s peaches pears etc, together
itii choice sain pits of his excelsior
Homemade cnois, iu front of the old
riuuiiner building.
Birthday cards at Whi rick', very
cheap. 149.3.
F. E. White, with h's characteristic
eye tor business ha purchastd four
cur lo.ttls of nice cord wood, which he
s shipping to llasting for the reunion
people to ouild camp tires with. It
.Tuis they have to draw on a timbered
country for U.ir Mipplhs.
Parties indebted to me on their Ice
t.ilis will pleas1 call at oict, as we are
needing Mini tnonev ry badly just
now. 149-d2t. F. S. WltlTB.
The fall term of the stte univer
sity will open Tuesday moruinn bept
11, and bid fair to hay the largesi at
teudaocc the university ias ever et-j-yed.
lr.any Cass county people are
Mwakening to the advautajies of the in
stitution sml fcre 1 gtinnixi? to patron
ize it quite liberally. This is as it
should be. and under the present mau-a-'t
meiit of o. r plate college nothing
lir ird reports fro n now on may be
exp eted.
j-i
Joe. Ford h:is ordered 7J new p tir of
roiiT skutf-s iin.l will open up rink iu
gito WaterniHti block iu a few days.
150t6
Called to order at IIll house, Louis-
Uuiler, present.
Platumouth city Ut ward, II. M.
IiuBhucil, proxy for E II Lewis.
Second ward, M AIcElwain, proxy
for W S Wise.
Third wurd.J D Strode.
Fourth waid, J C Eikeuhary. proxy
for Frank Cariutb.
I'lattsmouth precluct, A B Tuylor.
Itock lliulf, Audersou Hoot.
Liberty, no reirecntutive.
Avocm.'j W Cox.
Mt. I'leasitol. S Kichanlson.
Eiht Mile Grove, J 11 llecker.
LtuisvilJe, Walter Cuiforth, proxy
for C E. Wilkinson.
Center, I N Woodward.
Weeping Water, I) T Dudley, proxy
for It C Voeinans.
Stove Creek, Ira SauforL
Klniwood. Oavid McCaig.
S' Uili IhnJ, II J Straight iroxy for
li McFurhiiul.
Silt Creek, no representative
(Jit en wood, uo "
Tipton, "
On n.otion ot J II Becker, of Eight
Mile Grove. II M BusliUell was elected
seeietary ol the comtnittee.
On motion of Mr. Met aig, chair ap
pointed a committee of tluee to tlx
basis of epre6eutation. Chair appoint -ed
I McCaig, of Elmwood, J B Strode,
of riallxtuouth aud J W Cox of Avoca
act such committee. Com mi I tee report
ed apportionment based upon the vote
cast tor E. V. Koggen, for secretary ot
state, giving one delegate for every fif
teen votes mul major fraction and one
delegate lrom each precinct and ward
at large.
Kenort of commlltee adopted.
On motion it was decided unanimous
ly to hold one convention.
On motion of Mr. Strode Thursday
th- SOth d.ty of September was named
us the date for holding the couuiy con
vention.
On motion of Mr. Kiclmrdson of
Mt- Pleasant the primuiies were called
for Saturday Sept. 15.
On motion the time and place of
holding primaries were fixed as fol
lows: Pialtsinouth city, 1st ward, county
judge's Vfficc 7:30 p m.
Sei'oud ward, second ward Pchool
house at 7:0 p m.
Third ward, Sullivan's office at 7:30
p m.
Fourth ward.couucil chamber at 7:30
p ui.
I'lattsmouth precinct, Taylor school
house al 3 pm.
Rock Bluffs. Rerger school house at 3
p m.
Liberty, Folden school house at 8 p.
tu.
Avoca, llepner school house at 2 p.
in,
Mt. Pleasant, Gilmore school houne
ar 3 p tr.
Ei-'ht Mile Grove.IIeil school houte
at 7:30 p. m
Louisville, 1$ G Hoover office at 7:30
p. ta .
("inter. Grand Prairie school bouse at
3 p. in.
Weepitig Witer, school house al 4 p.
in.
Sove Creek, Stove Creek school
houe at 3 p. m.
Elmwood, 1 in wood center school j
hoiiMi al 7:30 p m. i
South Bend, town school house at
7:30 p m.
fcjaU Cieek.town school house at 7:30
I) m.
Greenwood, Harney school house at
7:3o p m.
Tipton, at usual olace at 7:30 p m.
On motion ii' JIr. McCaigand amend
ed by Mr. Woodford primaries were
instructed to be held open not less than
thirty minutes after the advertised
time.
Bllrt being token Weeping AVater
was selected as the place for holding
the convention and 11 o'clock was the
hour lixed fo opening the convention.
For Weeping Water. 9.
Louisvilie 6.
On motion of Mr. Cox proxies were
instructed to come from wards or pre
c:ncts from which delegates were elected
Oa mot urn of Mr. Strode a vote ot
thanks was extended to Mr. Hall fo
use of room for committee meeting.
Oil moti- n of Mr. Dudley committee
ar j turned.
M. M, Bktusk,
II. M. Bus hn ell. Chairman.
Secretary.
" No. 1 the west!ound passenger train
which is dut here at 8:40 in the morn
ing did not arrive until after 11 being
over 3 hours late. The "Omaha" came
down and wai.ed at the depot, while
many o the passengers took advantage
r . 1 i . t . tlbnnMki'l'
Ol tlltr ucciuiuii 10 p.u ui nuuuvj
city.
The weather seems to be a little bit
"off" thee days, yesterday was hot
enouifh to raise pineapples and ice
cream - while this morning required
overcoats and tincture of ginger.
If one should ae3 the fine apples at
the express office these mornings, leing
billed west he would certainly think
this a model fruit country, great Urge
rich luscious fellows without speok a pet
or blemism, the facts are Cass County
can raise anything from a potato to a
hall storm that can't be discounted
anywhere else.
John Fitzgerald who received the
contract for grading the new Kenesaw
ami Aranahoe Shoit Line as tar as
Minden. began to throw dirt yester
da. The soil will be broken on
more than one new Hue in Nebraska
inside of the next thirty daya.
C..r s-a Lett sr.
Cedak i rkk.k, August 21, 1883.
know what to write. Items are senrce
this week.
Mr. Bouk Ia hauliDg lumler for hi
large house, eight miles Irom here, on
his farm, betook out I,8.i2 feet from
this place Monday, with a small span
of muh-s. lie returned today for more,
and said he got homo all right, tor all
the roads were in tuch bad condition.
The mules foi meily belonged to oue of
your follow t:wumen, Joseph Leucht
weis. Mr. Bouk is one of our solid
German farmers.
Cedar f'reek wus favored with vUHm
from some of the largest men in Cass
county, receu'ly, B. G Hoover ami
Barl Meisiiiger, both jolly, gtiod na
turetl men. B. G. Hoover says they
think sonic of starliugu fat man's base
ball nine in Louinvillc. We won ler if
Ben and 1'iot. Martindale remember
the time the traiu was late, or aban
doned, and they took a tie pass fur Lou
isville. We heard Martindale went
ahead to make a path in the snow for
Ben to walk,
John Sayles was down on business
for Pankouiu, the implement man, at
Louisville.
Our school commenced Monday, 20th
iust , Miss Salmon, teacher.
We noticed Mrs Christian Schluntz
in town last week, visiting her daugh
ter, Mrs Sol. Dewey.
Uu. Clark left for homo. Holiday
morning. She lives at Juniata, Neb.
Jost-ph L ucht weis was at this burg
tnla , Tuesday. He is loading a cur of
wood.
Mi. Frank Buschie's new house is
nearly completed. They will move as
soon as it is finished.
Mr. John Mills has gone to Omaha
to work a few weeks.
Mie. Ceo. Sw ft was in town Monday,
accompanied by her son-in law and
little graudson. They brought a friend
down o take the train.
Another G rman has come from the
old country, and is staying at Mr. John
luheldei's.
Yours, Rabbit.
Tho County Fair.
Several men are engaged fixing up
the race track at the fair grounds'
putting up rfe-w box stalls, and ar
ranging lliiugs in ship shape gener
ally for the coming exhibition which
bids fair to be the best ever held in
the county; Cass already stands' at'
the head for hue cattle 'and hogs and
it is but right and proper that a
good showing should bo made. Iu
conversing with a party the other
day, who hud actually traveled over
1 he major part of the county, we
were informed that the number of
thoroughbred hogs in this county
wot Id compare favorably with any
county in Illinois, while the cattle
were onlj a little behind. This is a
gratifying condition of things, and
can only be improved upon by peo
ple bi inging their stock to the fair
and comparii:g notes. The most
successful breede-s are alway s the
ones that not only experiment them
selves, but profit by the experiei.ee
of others; and there is tiu better place
in the world to find out the experi
ence of others than in a live county
iair. Let every tanner turn cut and
not only help himseil but assist his
neighbor as well in so doing.
Remember the Grand Army Re-
nni".n at Hustings begins September
3 t and closes the even -tig of the 8th.
No pains have been spared by the
management to make this one ol the
argesi aud best reunions ever held
in this state. The railroad fare is
only one and oue ual cents per mile
or less than half fare. To enumer
ate the advantages and especial fa
cilities for cotulort aud pleasure
would require a column article; suf
lice it to say, that every wearer of
the blue in the dark daysot '61 aud
'2 who survived the then most trying
tune in the history ol our beloved
country, as weilas tuose who fought
equally as valiantly later on in the
fray, when the stars and the su'ipes
weie again in the ascendancy,
should make it a point' to be present
and recount agaiu the interesting
stories of their trials and tribulations
which will never grow old.
A pale, thin, haggard looking man
staggered out of the depot this morn
lug aud attracted considerable atteu
t on by his woe begone appearance.
Upon iuquiry wo learned with surprise
that he was the healthy life- insurance
agent that arrived iu the city only a
few days ago. On investigation we
found the trouble was caused by Sam
Mai hews cornering him in the ticket
office and actually talking him to u iih-
in an inch ot his life.
The Teachers' Institute, of Lan
caster county convened yesterday
for a two weeks session, with county
superintendent Bowets at the helm.
Hou. G. AL Lambertson started the
-machine" -with one of his -able
speeches, after which the festive
"schoolmam's" and "future" con
gressmen fell to work on the whys
and wherefores "that'go to'make up
the every day life of the teaching
fraternity.
R. G. McFarland, of South Bend,
who is iu the city today as a witness
in a law suit originating in his berg
made the Hluald a jolly visit. Alac
is spoken of as a probable candidate
for county judge, t nd should, the
boys see fit to give him that nomina
tion the Herald will undertake to
guarantee his competencyr, fitness
and integritv.
The Hirald was misinformed the"
other day when we said Airs A. B
Smith wnt to Denver with Airs.
Drew, as we have since learned she
was in Denver at the time.
'U. 8. Draper was'at Hastings yester
day.
Surveyor Gen'l Stephenson camo in
on the late train lust night
Ed O'Hourkc returned this morning
from an extended western tour.
Commissioner Crawford arrived in
the city this morning.
Mm. Geo. Smith will visit fricud at
South Bend today.
John A. MacMurphy went to Cics
ton thin moruiuvr.
Miss llattie Forgruve, of Hed Oak, is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. W. II. Thomp
son. Mi s. T. Marsland, J. W. Barnes, and
O. F. Johuson, went to Omaha this
morning.
Miss Sue Fairlield is enjoying the
pleasant buriouudiugs of Three Groves
these warm days.
Henry Cooper and family started
yesterday for a two weeks' trip in
northeastern Missouri.
Wm. McCauley and family returned
home last night from a protracted visit
among friends iu Illinois.
Taylor Welhoiu one of Louisville's
most buec bslul farmers, made the II kk
ai.u a very pleasant call this afternoon.
Miss Zehrung who has been visiting
at Mrs Geo. W. Fail field's for some
time,, returned to her home, at Louis
ville, this morning.
W. D. Hi 1, Warren Coon. Dr. Day
ton Hoot and Hubert Swindell, rein
fotced the South Ueud delegation in the
ciiy today.
Win Loughridge, Factory vi lie's -Von
of vulcaii," came in this morning, to
tell us we had he brtit paper iu the
Couuty, and let t us some solid wealth as
an earnest of his statement.
W. A. Reynolds, one of our promis
ing young tailroad men, leaves for Has
tings today, whe.e he will till tho re
feponsibte position of yard master, in
that live tit v.
J. P. Ruby and wife, of Eight Mile
Grove, came in last night lrom Den
ver and beyond, where they have been
enjoying the mountain scenery, and
pure air of that healthful country.
Jus. Richey and wife stalled thU
morning tor a few days recreation in
the -Rockies." Thy w ill take in the
Denver Expositiou on their trip, and
calculate to euj'ty themselves.
. J. B. Strode aud A W. Crites went
to Lincoln this morning to argue a mo
tiou before Judge Pound, iu the case of
Cook, Phillips & , Shell, of Chic.igo. vs.
W. H. Curler.
A. N. Sullivan and wife returned
from I heir Colorado trip, on yesterday
evening's train. The Judge is ecstutic
when describing the mountain scenery
of Colorado. If the air out there
could brace up the Judge any better
than what we have here it must be
good.
Mr Philander Ward, of South Bend,
made the Hkraldu very pleasant visit
today. Mr. Ward is the custodian of
the Platte river bridge, at South Bend,
and is a stalwart Repub.icun one of
the early pioneers in the cauf-e of uui
versal liberty and one of the found
ers of tha Republican party in New
York. Uncle Ward says he never
saw the day since he put his name upon
the paper to organize the old par'y iu
Niagara couuty' that he was not proud
of the act.
The little trick dog belonging to
Geo. II. Thompson, aud considered
by him as a very valuable canine,
got a doe ol poison this afternoon
thai came near winding up his dog
ship's career. Evidently no one
would be mean enough to poison the
dog intentionally-. The article was
probably rat poison carelessly put
out.
Manager Young has secured D.
11. Fiizpatrick, the popu ar and fa
vorite Irish comedian, during the
Cass County Fair week, Sept. 6, 7
aud 8. The B. dc Al. band has been
engaged to blow for the Waterman
Opera House and D. IL Fiizpatrick
the last two daya of the fair.
The W.C.T. U. will meet tomor
row (Thursday) afternoon at three
o'clock, in the Presbyterian church.
Every member should be present.
The train from the west came in
live hours late lost night. The
train was a long one and very badly
crowded,
A permit was gi anted Charles
Tracy today to wed Aliss Chrissa Ir
win, both of this county.
Base Ball.
Thursday next at 3 o'clock P. Al.
the championship game of base ball
between the Pialtsinouth aud Weeping
Water clubs will be played at the fair
grounds at Plattsmouth(.the usual place.)
Ladies will be admitted free and a gen
tlemanly quiet orderly game will be
played." I50t2
ARE YOU KEaDT 10 DYE!
Ilurlburt and Miller
proprietors of the Omaha Fancy Steam
Dveing nd French Dry cleaning worko
107. Soui h Fifteenth street, Omaha
Neb., recommend their facilities tor
c.eauing, dyeing and curling plumes
and tips uu three days notice; ladies
mot in velvets. Silks. Satins etc..
cleaned by the French Dry cleaning pro-
. . . . I
cci-.s.- Ladies' and gents cioiruug clean
ed, dyed ami repaired. All kinds of
fancy dyeing, merchant's shelf-worn
goods aepecialty.
All orders by mail or express given
prompt attention.
31X1 A L .NOTICES.
Arfvertfotnrrftft iindei till bead, three ceiil
per Hue each lunerllou. -
MONEY TO IA N-On real eittatu by fu!ll
van A VV'Miley. tf
I.MK HALK. luthrrtou bucirv. hreunt colon
I? hariit-aa llver liliiuulrd. fr-ll Cow Willi
calf x weeks old. inquire of M. Mchlwulu
noil SALE 5 arre--work fuiultdied to
r purchaser aud part pay Iu caxh.
lW-lfl, W.8. WlAK.
TOItHAI.E-Chat. A hou and two lit
A deilrable p. ace, lor particular euqulre al
this once. i'n
."OK H W.E A few urtlch-a of lurnMun. but
.ill, e ued.clttJ p.at iir. Joliunou A Hwre
uey sproperty ol Ml May 1'r.uiwrr. 1101
IOK SALE OR KENT Aod htuis with
MevrH riMi iih. c.Miveiiieully armbKcd "
located near I lie I he butluewt p rt ol I lit ciiy
fur part. culari eixtuiicol . t. y.er. 137mi
f? It HALE House uud lt. price 6U. li
cash, balauee lu niootlily p yiueiitii.
it li. WlNl.llAM,
CIOK8ALE He eral renide'ioeH, cheap. In
A. quire of O. II. W Heeler i L.
L'OK SALE Scratch 1 ablets tu
all l.es. al
vltf
thisolUce.
1'Olt 8A1.K a lot hi K1 location
lars at this oihee
I'art h-u
V7lt
I?OK SALE Au order for u new Auierit-au
' few inn Machine. luiiire al IhUtdllce.
LMXtS LK l.UitJcord't of wood. Inquire of
W. n. Wise.
IOK SALE i Id pan -r for Hali at tlii t.ttk-f
at 4'i cents ier huudred or 0 cent icr tlo-
en.
iOlC SALE I our lols toelhcr iu od loca
tion iu till ciiy. liKjulre ul llila olllee II
yuK B'iNT One offlc room and dwellliiK
' coniieeied. 3 room-) u iir ever Hull
nhuelder bakery. Kuquut at Mie. Itoltvlnict
tier's. J" 11
POK RP T -Store Room.
U-t5. W. S. W1SK
lOK REST -Dwelling h"Ue
X1 H'J-lG
W.8. Wisk.
FOR RENT Cottaj hous. 2 rooniH, St.00
ycriiioiuh. dil. jaj It, Uoks.
FOR RENT Houne, coeveuicut to Miop.
If. K. . 1oVK & Sow,
FOR RENT Furn'f hed room on Main St.
luquire at Express olhce. tf.
Ii1 OR RENT S ulh tore room of the t'uloii
1'lock Ei quire ill ti. It. lllacK. li. Spur
lock, Alva OrtW, Uu.iue.s eiiiiinittee. IZJlt
yolt KENT House for rent lie r center of
-a- City. Enquire ai 1'alterson'B ll.iru. I.
FOR HEM" DwellhiK Iioiiht-s, Imiulm ol
jjCdtf W It. H. Kr.lt.
w
'ANTED Iiifoiluul lou a t the wlierea
' houti, of .J..MMUI KUtlie hv Inn uh et -.li.-
siheth Ihoinas who Irtiidtd al Nt V..ik Ju.y
'''we'lid to S. Sheiieu an. Suc'y of linliiinr .lion
12.,4ClleluUl St., t hilade.plua. I'eiin.
U- ANTED. Infoi illation of the w lu reab. uts
of w illii J. Cornier, who a; in I'htiis
luouth a year vMn. Any one knowiuK ui ln
pre-eut local It u will tontera fvor hy i-ennini;
bis adiiresi. to Aire. Sarah E. Collier. Weni
ilatuburu. N. Y. dl-'titl
w
ANTED-Two blacksmitlis ami a black-
vtnlth helper at .ciiuellbaclier't siiop soil
r 4.TED--. ohn Bauer habooKhi tlieStohl
1 man olate.coriiel ol Till and N ine, ami U
prepared l accom uod lie the public id tne
way of hoard' ig ai lo ting by Hie week or
mouth. On 1 1
IT'OUND a Kohl and J-t breast pin, the owner
cau have Hit ra' e by proUiii; pr ieily aud
pay! for this notice.
I UK HIGH I KhMKI) V.
Tor Cholera liifuiiiiiiu, liario.i, Dysen
tery, und ull lloWel CoiuplUilil.
Marsh's Tonic A'liiiigeiit ;s peculi
arly adapted to the treatment ol Bowel
Complaints in a tiMilurtotis country.
Not ouly does the debillial ing heat ol
summer r duce and relax he t-ysiem
to such an extent us to require a Toiiu-,
as well as un Asiiineni medicine, to
success! Ully trea, dcruligcineuts ol
the Stomach and IJowls, but
the Malaiia, with which
everybody is more or less affected, ren
ders ti.e tonie principle dourly i.eces
sary. Marsh's loine Astringent suh
dues fever, neutralizes and expels m.i
larial poison, Smetens the etomvtcli,
quiets, soothes and sireugih.nis the bow
els and the whole system geiieiully
Price 50 ceujs. Foj sale iy Smith tfc
Black Bros, druggists. Pialtsino.it h.
For swellings, bums, sores, pile, etc.,
use Mmsh's Woild's L tnmeni. For
sale by Smilh tfe lilaek Bros. 145i 4wl
Notice of Removal.
We wish to iutorm the public that
we have movetl into the orth store
room in Sherwood's new i hck, on 5ih
street, where our patrons will tint! u
hereafter, and where all wishing any
thing in the Merchant Tailoring line
are invited to call and see us.
130dtf Rasgorsiiek Bros.
A full stock of nice Sugar-cured
Iiaui9 and Break fas Uacor.. at Centra'
Meat Market, ft l.1cier pouu: I'ickleu
Pork, 12)c to l")c; Mioiildeis, lie;
Shoulder, 11c. Fieidi Lard at lc,
or 1 pounds for fi.00 Fresh r'isi
every Friday. Lafe O'Neill.
dllOtf
Parties wishing nice fresh Baltimore
Oysteis next Week will please Icavt
their orders this we k We. will mIi
them as cheap its Ihev can be had in
Omaha. 149 Gi ' F. t. White.
t'OK SAI.I2. iinl 3 In
II luck. 41, luipi oved.
U97 IC. II. f.MHA31.
TV. II Meuda will be found at his
office during the day; of evenings, al
thn resiuence ot Mrs. Clemeuis, soum
side of Granite, three doors west of
Thiid street, 14Udit
Fresh Calitoruia fruiin and celery
received everv other dav at
14'j-tf. " F. s. White's.
Grace & Thierolf have ar last receiv
ed their cigars, among which is tn
elebmted R. G. Ingersoli" ciuar
Now Bov. is your time to get a oot
cigar.
U141tf.
A Square Aleal
Can be had at the City Hotel for onl;
25 cents and lodging at Same reasonabi
tates. Farmers and Commercial Mn
will please bear this in mind. d&wt
Tlie largest and finest stock of hair
ever shown in Plallsnniulh. all of u.
.atest styles in fell aud stlff, just r
ceived at Elsou's the only one pne
ciothier. Also a lew of tho rrnb: io
uuits ever teen. We Ukp phasurn
showing them. 3-idOt w2ltl
Dressmaking.
To the ladies of Platt-tnouth aim
vicinity I wian to announce that I ha
taken the rooms lately occupied b
Mrs. Tutt in the Uuion block, where
bhall continue tlres-makiny; and invi
all to call. Al ks. M. E. AlOUTt N.
dl85l6-wl9tf
Notice.
I have concluded to change my loc i
lion in ubout 30 days. Partie- know
ing themselves indebted to me will
please call and settle at onc ami gieat
ly oblige. W. U. BaKEB.
llld&wlmo
AltllCI.ES OF INCllUr0l(ATI0
. . . 0 . . I
4r tho riatlMiuonlli rfnd ihiii1i Wcdera
Railroad tVmi'finy
Thl In lo renin v find Joliu . It trrahl. A tV.
cl.uiiK..iiu, fiiank C.trril It, l. II. heler,J,
V. Wet ki.iK-n, u. w EmiiIi. Iu It. I. W luul.aiii.
. K I'tiliiti-r, in'u, ill. John Wat ru.an.
S.iiti, VI. ItHpuiitii, I'. tV. Mlier.naii. W , II.
.e Fritl liotder, V. II. I'.truit le. . K,
i.Ullniiaii, .. Al. raiiemoii, tleti. h. Lovey, O,
etll. t.eo II. lihtt'k. Iieo II htit field. J. II.
trend, l.oiil. itoetiel, W In, liufiliknn. N, K.
lillKK. - I., M t.llll, I. E. Jla-Lluc. J. S. Mc
t oiiiii-l, t. .N. Wlie iK'k, .liiniih i l-ii, I Iioihh
llaibliie, U. K. Kidiltitie J. it. M-i writ C.
r. lull lieu Cimm, and (J. W on. net., I'NV
atMK.-ia-eu ilieiuicive tout II. r ft r tltr puip
of lorn.ii k an Incur, omit d i.Miiituto t tot pwuy
ui.dei toe Imuipoiullou liwaoi t lie hiu of
ebiU'.KU
lilt I o . puny nluill hekliowu u.llie I 1 ittl
. out ii and . tui it v e-it r.i l(..ilrt. t t iiioituy
oy w hlcli iiHitie II hhhII e l-l and l otiMiiCi ul
.enit i 1 1-, x .-lain e nlntll be pel pelua , a nil It
tuny in uui! beitiifti. lu ii nt.r, tr to i.nin , it
nn.y ucquiie. own and c.oio leal, 1 1 im.i.uI
anu nix ti pro, 1 1, tony e.. ir.fi u u be 1 1 1
trrtcletl wlinliill" oh it uauit-; iio.y nu.s aid
una u coino.oii feat Miiii n it tu.i alter at .
-nr.- ; may do all ueet.n.l i eta lo t imy into ;t
fett llie t.i.Jrcl" lr W hltil II mkhiIihiiU,
It nhall Iih-e po-er lui li h im- ah tin i Ivlit.
iiiiiliiK' aud fritiii-li xt-rt wnii d in, y ot- iittmr.
en un. ci enaplt l hI. It ei. of I lie cou.plh ti mm(.
Utes id .Nrld ..' kit,
I ln forctiiat ion li eieutt-tl o lay u. lotnf,
colirtiUCI, (nriiiHli, ttiaiiitalii, 'ipt le nim t i joy
a line ol ll.tllio.itl nun ieieu...pli Ml.il ll.,.ltt
ot tloilbit- llH Willi .ifj itioe .n.ckn tlillioiiti,
oil Ice . ittiu tie ol-. let .t.al. be i.i it kx.ii y be-
wienllie pliiot-r ol llie It in. It. I t, n,r a.tld
road, whicn In i-lojet ten lo t'oit.mi nt em a point
on lliu .tiiifoiill liver al I'l.ili- i t.liili, in , u,ri
couuiy, t.tieor .Nt-nr. ka. no l lo ut-coi,.iiiii I-t-tl
Iio.n "at. I po.lil, lu a in. mn It. airily tun c
I Ion. I niou. li l c im. , by way in ii.eii.wu
of AVim-,. ; IIiIoiiki loctt utt.y.iy Mn, ol tha
lowuol -yi.. u-i , iI.IoiikIi .it In. Bi n count y , by
mu tu ne to n tu a filing, Uiioiikii l.iine
couuiy. lo l.e Ion no. I it-it i .cc. I. .ii. null .lei
icrtou I'oiinly itj uy ol i uiib ly lo a .o.t.i uu
tne male ilue, n: ul nliH kiin.,.. lioin iNcloit. -uu,
or ui ne.ti' ..a uiaciicuo.u iu i .t no polnM n
in .y be iii-uniisii..leu ny n mn it v. it bi-i, i.iie
oiti'ie eoniilt-t ou ! ii.lt ti rpKint.oo ; vim
llie I VII (.- l Cullxliuciiiiu br..ncuen lloiil III
main line o olliei lovtua t r pli.ct a M li i,. ill
llliills 1 the ( e.
t-orlne piiiiost tif till-. t IkiuiIhI li li. IliefoJ.
Iowiiii; ii .men peinonn, a. mil ihul . i.ese A 1. Iclen
h .vi-ot-en 1-noi.ei, li.n i.i. i-t to unit, i in if ,,f.
lice until a it ar.l I it Ii cult tire e .i-cit-u I nun
i ne fliicn itoi o i ita ut rii, im r pr- nlt-o. I, i
.(.lui 1iI-i.imi. riaiiK t ni.uiii, oriui.dti
Tt-ltl, . . ililtllllui, C II i .oniric, .
hltir tlge Thof. . li t bine, N. K. tliljitii und
Iieo. it Llli flic tl
llie ram llo.ndt.f Dirt'cloia liave clio-tu llie
follow n. k pelsoim oiil . ol iia company.
Joint eti.tialtl i it-Mitlem .
I , tn In II aimele. t .ce I'lt-xl .cut.
Ittibert It. It lm. am. Mt-ciciuiy und
A. IV . .tlCt.ailKiilin. I leuillle. .
tanoli if out iiioiit.iii.i -na e-of -lock sllitll
ill eootl l.ii.li be ooo-ci Inc.l. ..ii, i ten ,,n r
per fli.iie t mil i.ito lue ii. a-oiry oi mo com.
puny, l..c ,i'i--.ut i'r.-t.ili. ,t .i ,ii i-ctei,ny ..mil
appoint a line mil pi ce loriUo ii i t-.-u njf
ol llie mo. crioei. ul i', .t ot an, ill i,o
iiotu-i ilicii-oi. In at lent one ih-mi.i,,i-i niini-
eti lit the c.iy ol I l.tii.inioiu , I n n i .i.,i ,.i e
Vlont lo in.- ti.y ol teiinu. .i.n an ii .no.
Mciibtr, an. til l.n-n uu I lln n; elt-ci luirieell
uuccloia mr mho co pui ; Hi.- oii.-t ioi no
dm.-en hii .11 art mioii an tu.ly ott nl.t-i Im ir elec
tion elect liom iiieu'owii mi oner a I Ifnitieiit
ami ce- lei-Men I ..oil nint i ,.ivi elect a
Ttcasurei uno no-cii I r . win, ,-li.ib Mko I no
p uc.' tu lot pic.tt ul olnct i uo. atll..u lu luu
name cup.it I y
.No per.-ttin nun be cii-cici (i.n cior tu (tiild
company. Uii e in- a ha, I be a oi.na lido
ovt in r 1 al It-atl live alone ol n tick I in leiu.
llletup.lal nioca id una C lniiii. ali.il, bo
len lluotiteii I liiiiia.ni ioiiait. mIiii-Ii ni.iv
Incieust-t at any unit- lo lour niiiioii iioioun
u lien uui lioi Ien by a t hi-i.i.1 Un ole ol iue
MocKnotoei, ainlinc rliait a nnall be U ii ed
into 9ii. iien nt one iiiiinlieii tlollaia t uch ; vthicll
iit'i' an. ill be llaiisit lubie . n i,e Oo.n.a of
ibe con p.u.y, un Hit- dii't eli l limy looVide '
tlir- l-iiii oy laws.
.n inn an enl of tell per cent nh II lie pay
able ar. ibe lin.e ol in Lo.h Ibe uomi p. io'.ii
Und the it n.iiUe I t lei.l an..h ne .ul t iu niitll
I Klal ui- til-, unit ..I sue . ilinea ami i..Ct a in
Ul y be It quiicil b llie diit-cioin oi coin
puny.
ih inoi-k' nidi n may votu In pi'i-ion or I v
milieu proAy. aim may cum on. Vote lot each
nli.tie iue. Iil.iy iihm oi r.-it-aeii. .
ii ihe lit si vv t iiuc-i..y ol .V. -y in . vciy yi-rr
alter I In- ui piiiiu mn t iiiltcni p.iny a no. rd
Ol tllrt-CIO.S COlinl-l lllfi l.t toil t - -1 1 IIM-llllM'l'
shall oe ciiosen by b.tllol, by ai.cil t.f Iue niork
li.,lili-i m .ii - i.ill ai it-.nl lor in.i, , iir.io ell n r
lu person or oy proxy ; timv tied tna u nnijoil
,y ul lliei-iot-K i it-presi-iit tl tj tincloia
lial c inliniie in oliice iiuill I lieir Kiiccensoi a uie
elected.
..i.ij-iiiv of lliu hoard of D.rcctorn Muill
have power to make Oy-luun, ami al t-r thtj
same at piu,i-uie..nu ui..y iraun t l h.I onsuieaa
ol llie c .i -ral ion. . ti ay ..ppoiiu e.nujo' ern,
Ag bin am. uii lllcert li-iinc I to am In I no
construct inn ol llie I. nan ; mi.ti. h.,ve (.oner lo
lusiit; lii'iitis altt-i KellinK loe wm l.-n consent
ol two-lluitls of l..c h oi k. mav ex cut.- moil-gat-
s ami u. ens id .ium .tiio iveua M't tiiily
1iti lul ull) piop.ll Oelu.iK.n to tne t-om-puny.
.
tne private pioperty of iie stock holders
shall lint be iianlt lor tne ttebintil un- ciin.pauy,
I it w eoiii paii y may be cou-.l.iaii d wiMiany
other rail ii.iu com, un y l bin oi-tint ol I no
State.
ine iiidebiedueni of Uii- eorpmaiioii - li .ill
uot ai av lime t-Xeeed tio li.l.u 1 lliecapt
tal nt ck,
I lie i. ...t'ipal place of truniuctim; i he Inel
liess ol ti.e i Dlupuuy. nii.nl -oe at t I.iI.i-iih.u Ii,
.ebsaska. I ill cliuiiKeu by a vote ol ilieilnt.
tors, an . the siiii c; p ion oooKs . f me t i iu.
paliy nliail be o,ieneo allhi- lace by p i oi
tie iKii.ilt ii by lue ntKi.er-ol lliene a. Iicl -, inter
.ivmii a d iy - notice oy pno.lc .iloii. neXi pic
ccciliinf tne tune ol i.m-i.II4 ii.i- booKn und
I liey may ne closed aim l'i--0ieued an II. e d
lec ols y deem ex.eilieut.
1 lit-linio ol ot-Kiiiuioa the e irpor.i e lo vera
of linn coiupauy .'lul lit liability I lie rci.bder,
wi l be fioio anU ailer ibe niii tl.iy ot Aljy,
li.-3.
hiijiied tliin Jltii day of .p II. 8.;.
John itz.eiiild.
A. vV. Mcaiijiiilin.
aiiiel 11. net-li- ,
ieo. W l alllield
ll I., I'.ilm - .
JoIpi VV alei 111 til,
;. W. .Shei . an.
Kled Iniiilt-r.
it i Ullini.il.il,
tieo. K. . ovev ,
tieo II. ill ..-ili Id,
Limit lloebel,
N. K tiiinn.
I' li. II -iin".
l. .N. belioi k.
I booms llui b.i.e,
J. It. MclioMell,
oeo. Crona,
t ii. n.ck.
i l .o.K t an bill.
.loM-ph V t n l- bath,
K. li. vv bidli.iin.
Oeo, n. mn un.
.Sum. Al. Ci.tlliutl,
Win II. .Net ell,
4,11.1 ai n.eie, .
.1. M. I'atieiv. ut
O.biil.io leiti,
J. -. .11 lie. I.
. in. lieek.. ail,
.1. K n I II,
.1 .N. .v.et t-iiel!.
J.il-.i i Klein,
Lu. r.. i-.l-uefje,
V. tr. Moll,
i w iiai ben.
4 I A I K 1 1 K K 1 ISK 1
CAS Cm 'l v. I
On tlilillll day of April. if'. In-fore me 11.
It Wiiidliani oi.tiy ubiic.tiulv e. nniil-sioi.i-d
and tpia ilied lor and ri aioloK in al I eonniy,
personally came John t ,lu i'ai. . II. i.iack,
. VV Alci.a ii-li iin, r'ntiik ai I oi h, I luiiie i It.
W I eeler, .1 -epll V. Wt-Cn.bi.ell, Iieo. . fall
fielil. 1 ...rainier, lien. iS. Mmli ll. John Mat
el man. .-am. .!. t.liii inaii. I' W Mfiei in. in. V,
n. .New. II. Kteti ti-.Kler. . . II. 'a, men-, f. U.
.iuthliiii i.. J. Al. I'u I O is ui. i.eo. h.. Iiovey.o, -lertl.
pelsoiiiil y In me known In i-e llie lili-ntl-
cal persons mmse name- ie iiflixc tn ihe
aoove insiruiiieiit, ami ..irkliowlenut d llieex-
cut ion of ine sanelobe the'i vo.un.aiy act
ami tlt-ed.
Wit-ess ii y hand and No'aral ea'. llie day
. and year lal above Miilteu.
)A nijiin-j. It. it. v i v . iiM,
' v ' Notary' I'ublic,
iu and iort f County, Nebraska.
-rAlEOK .NKn .K. I
Cass Cootv. f
On the 2rih day of nril.i?l lef i- tr Jan.
s. Alalh ws. a .Notaij Fubl e. dnlv coiiiiiils-l 01
d and H lilied for ami r.-aidii.jj hi n,i.. 1-0 inly,
,-isoaaii cane .It W imiha ... 10 me kiiowu
o be llie 11 1 t eal p ison ulntae limine 11
itTlxed lo llie above iiinirimieut, and hckuowI
euued toe exec tloo of be aame lo be Ins Vol
l. tart aci and deed.
Witness my ha d and NVbuti! -eat. llie day
t . and ye rahovewrttb
' cl.'t sillied. JAfv.H l rill'WsJ.
' v ' Notajy TubUC.
-TA I K t K NKHU SKA.
OTOa. ' OU.N I V. ( "
On thU 3.1 d iy of M y. IsiJ before hie W E.
e a Ao-ary I'ublic Unly coinmitt oi.ed and
ippoiiited for and reni.i.nn 111 iioe County. i-r-KiuallycanieGen.il
iitl.tli I.i. J II reud,
1. ui- lln. l-l. Wm. B ek-i.a . to iue persoi..lly
4IIOWO to be llie ideiilie I )eiii Hm wlnme names
ire lOlxeil lolhe IoM-ko iik alllt-ieof incn 1 nra
ton, and ackuot ledueti rue execuiion of the
-aine tti tie llieir volnulary at-t an ileeu.
W illicit my nand and .Nftallal Seal, till 3d
- ,i.j. ,.r vi . v ii
J sr. A L f SigU jd
. . " j -w
W. Y. IMOK.
Notary l'ubhc.
sTAlK OK NKBUASKa, t .
l!.w r-r.t...f C 8
On ihts 4th day oi May, IWi3, before roe tfi
noer-lgiietl. a ot r ubii -. in and tor sail
i.iuuiy. per-onaliy came ti. K 4iriois. J K.
mull. r. K. llaM.iiK. J K. Met on 11 II. O N.
V heeiliM-k and acob Kln- n.wb tie we I kroli
. be tlieideiitic.il j-rsoiia whiisineii tlie ft, re-
loillB inst'Ullieiil. Mild Hit)' il(.'k un It due ii
-ame tn be lueir volu lr uc - a- tl tleed.
i-jveit nude my baud aim N 01 axial teal
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