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Clam Mils Grove Items
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PUBLISHED DAILY AMI) V-KLY
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ft PMtmmn mmiMm Co.
M I.DICINE, J'KKFUMER VS.
Oils, Taints, ItarsiiEs,
A Full liiuc ofXriiMNCM
I PERSONALS. I
Played the Deet Game.
OFFIC IAL, FAAM or IHIi C1TV.
Kur city audCufy Directory, Railway Time
aeietoue Kxcua g liurtineo LU
leolory, feme Car da c, aee fourth pace.
t
flotlco to Advertisers.
y f or ulapUy ad vertUeineuia or change
Am! Iij fuel everything contained in "" ucuoiUM;r tnau to a. .... vi the
lor 1 local JUMi apodal buliCM UlUal ut
uaudc-1 ui odor J u. ui. cMcii av u, iu.ur. i...
MfUWII. 11 11. l.L'llHKLI
' tiUalucaa AlaUaer.
u Urai-cli Drug Stor. :-Pre
fer! j lion caicfujiv coiirjiouiid
ej Kjmif lou met J'
all departments. . -
mud Streets
..VrfffTSMOUTIl, NEI5.
v.tK. JllAIN AMD vi
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SKCOXO IXAND GOODS-
Will ItL'Y and &ELL all kinds of
FURNITURE,
METALS,
IRON,
RAGS
AND
FURS
Will advance money on all
SAI.AULE GOODS,
iii li nei Main strict. -
One r mi 8i ol Di ck'e Furniture sore
1 li.HU. i ml.. Fib. lt, 183 4tf.
lOTTL.
nil HOTEL.
I 1 L iv 1 1 j i l did I hue li l) I rlrk ftriK-ture. oo
lofi t kn Hint. la. jiMlxei tn.lsbed and
flltri! In ll r uii n ii Mini. I
11(11.1 J ( Al l M S.
LUH 1L1! fi III ALD GlEAh
Httlliaa Cuuulj Cvsveutiun
1 be ivpuuuctui elctwra l Caxn cuuuiy are
facrvuy coiieu la .-o .u Oeicgatva lu u reuuil
tauiwjuij Ctfuivmiuu lu ui) u-iu il VVeciU;
4vr on juuisuiij txpi. at li a. iu. I.. uu
Jfii i luc muvuw . kiu iu liuiuibkic can
uuic ibl iu. luiiux n.ji i U.Ct it iu Ik titled hi
iL.cw.iuiM.r aiai auu cuuu.y ctcciiu :
- uue cvui.iy ieia. .
uiiv v.ui iivsurer.
SUCt lit.
ouccwbuiijr ut;i'iuteiideui ul lub.lc Iiiistruc
lluu. ue c.erk ol tbe dlaUU-l court,
wuuiy urvc. r.
Ob CuUblJ CulUUCC.
Ou cuuMuiaaiwuer tor isd UUtrlct.
A.law io elect luiaeeu UcieKiea lo attend tbe
ILa.l! L'UliVeuuuii u it. Iim... . . i i ....... . ,w
luu uu iu clil umc,ici (u iUc -XUU juaicial ! the
a.Ur plwllau luf. llif oala ol ICuieicuU
lloa 101 jeirgaiea lo tu.s couvutlou ta liiicu aa
lOalOna.
oii uajetcaie at laree from acb ward and
p.cciuVk uu uue wcteKaie lor every ntieeu
1KIM W UlajUI IIMIIUU lUf 1'. IkOUlTMU
1U 1M
luu cveral ward ud vreclucta use eutlt ed
k-Jivor wiiicUuii Ma lu.lua :
i luii.su.uuiu viij, isi ward 5 delrgata
uu .....
The score stuod eight to four In fa
vor Wtrepmg Water. There was verj
lit-le money on the gsmi, ami good tr-
uc-r and good humor pre veiled.
dT m m. ' a
jno oi me unest puya made was
Klepser in the loft Held who took a
wift Kruutidei on a keen run with one
hand fielding it iu to st-coud bust- in
tiuie to prevent a two base run.
Rail Road Rumors.
A survey will o-u be w tide on the
proved hue of the l'lattsmouth &
Uui 0rp7fi.ccuif.cy lauJ!luraday.
Herbert . llirliardson, who ha been
very low for sotuetime pnt, i uble to U
out again.
A little child of A. KVonl-on died
jHt 8aturdy. The rimaios were bu
ried in this cemetery on .Sunday.
31 r. and Mrs. John McCoukey re
turned fioiir Syracuse last Fiiday, where
they have bevu visiting relative! a fen
d.'t
IScar Rieiiey and brother, of Toft
noulUwestem. month. Ohio. n vlu'llncr m IV .!...
, 1 n
kins'.. They have eroe to view our
x M. foik ou a line runniuo; fruui Ne- I couutry and visit relatives and Ir lends
A great deaibf sickuu is prevailing
is this vicinity. F. M. Wolcott, of Weeping Water,
II. Millers little babe was burled In 1 Put ,a91 evening In the city.
MFICIAL .NO flttS.
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Old Reliable
LUMBER YARD
u. i. namm & son
Mil " 10 -
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i'latlaiuoutb vreciuvt
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Aik Cieaaai.1
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utaville a
Ceuicr ,v -
t.ieoiug aler .....is
Auuu J UU..4. , ,.i
UuiMUuU S
riwv3 creek 7
sv.it irec. n
utoeuWuuu a '
A t 1UU ((
lotai uuuili. r ol UeiesAlea 1j5
luo uiUuiKict tu cuicu a lotto Ws aud lu
uuuvu h.uuiu (.tK.uai teaa. uu-ui.l Uuur
ui i tui au-ettiseu uuui o oeitlua :
1 igw;iiji k Waitu, tu luuaea ulnce
o. cuat Haru, at ziia wurd scbool iioune at
4V w Ml.
muii ru, uiuvit a nice at 7 :oo p. iu
ruutUt COUuCliCU..uUt.r U.L i -Mi.
i lui.ruiouiu in-i.Ci,iaior .e.uvi uouae at
a i. mi.
..ou u,um. lerKer-M;Uool liouae al 3 p. 111.
ww I j f otuc .cuuui uouae at p. tit.
..tWt Aa . pbtl tKlit.i 1 btUK, ai p. 111.
.at. iuiMumI Vi.tu.oie aciiuui uouac 13 p. 111.
' .d..e uiwVi, 1. ai.r. cuuul itoubc al :o0
'vu.atilie, O iioier'n uUlve at 7 :3u p. lu.
...cv uiaiii. 1 tit .e dcuuui utruag al p. 111.
clijauii . la.v. 1 Ma m.i uouae al p. lu.
.oc i iui, oiwVc uitk svuool i.ouae at 3 p.
i..i..uuu, tlu.ni.uu Iimm acuool bouae at
' f ut.
Moui.u uui., tow u sctiool liOUe at 7 P. lu.
0l.b CtCkH. lOtou JC1.004 btUM! at UU p. IU.
i.tecMOwu, i.mu.. bcuoot licluc at U4J p.
ut
. 11'iOU. ill UUal ii.Hct at 7 30 p. (11.
V u.cu ijitt j.o..i... 40 v t.v. iiiiuu iiiusi come
uVmi a.ulD nu wi flCmC4 ua uelifeUiea VKte
i-j otuei 01 uc tuu.iu.Ute.
1. M. il'iLI K,
11. iiVLl.- ILL, CuauUlaU
.ev.ctaviy.
Wholesale ami Hctull lealer la
PINE LUMBER
SHlX(;iai:s. LATH.j
VAWII IWliklfsJ
fouith street, iu rear f Ciera House.
- a l ATTSi'OI'T II. - NF.PKA.'J
BOO S AN O SHOES
M XT FAI 5TIJRIX O
AND
RE1PA1IKING
AT
Sherwood'S.
'l.ATTSMOUTII, N'EBRAbKA
.4. SullsOury, iscutlait.
C. A tlurshall. Deutiat, sue-
ctuor . Clutr oi .Uui kbull.
't ee lli extruded illioui pum
ti use ol Alirua oxlue tU!.
Trv bclierei's Jtru Cure, warrunted
to tuie without pmii, oui lo cent.-; ut
Vaiitckt.. tl-il.
Special meeting of the tiie depart
meut win be Le.d oaturdav night, lius
iue8; of ituportauci'. A full aiteud
ai.ee Is desired. By order of tne cliiet.
For houses to reut or property for
san' coiihuli l lie special ci'lnmn.
W. D. Jtues atieiidt-U the republican
central committee ineeiiug at Louisville
yes erday. Some of the boys think
Bill is figuring out his chances lor a
nomination for sheriff and he don't
know which ticket he prefers to be on.
.a-
The E1 Capitan Genera " cigar at
Warrick's, 3 for 25c. I48t3
Johnson Bros, aud J. D.Simpson, are
sporting a newplate glass today which
was put in in place of the one that
was cracked, and has for some time dis
figured their otherwise neat quarters.
All the best brands of cijrars at War
rick's. 140t3
Chaplaiu Wright will occupy the
pulpit at the M. E. Church, next Sun
day morning at 11 o'clock.'
On September 3d, Professor Peck, of
Yi ra College, will hold divine services
both morning ana evening, at the above
nanitd church.
mulit City to bh tn a distance of 22
miles. The contract calls lor its com
pletiou by the middle of October.
Work on the Southern division of the
U. P. line from Omaha to Manhattan
has bee u commenced, aa we learu I rom
a Manhattan paper. F. St'iison, engi
neer of the work, has been looking
over the southern ud of the line and
SI . tta a
maunaiiau iieputmcau sas:
M3lr. Siiuaon informed us that Nebras
ka part of the line would soon be com
pleted. He was pleuaed with the looks
of things at this end. The. road .will
no doubt, be put right through." The
work between Beatrice and Lincoln is
making good progress, aud it is prob
able that trams will be running through
to Omaha by the middle of October.
Beatrice Ezpres.
Polln's Fate.
A dispatcu juai received from Lin
coln reads as follows:
J udgemeut in Pol in case affirmed.
November 9th set for day cf execution.
The following letter was received by
Manager Young:
licYu's Opera house. I
Omaha iSKn, Aug. 21, ls3. J
J. P. Young, Bushiest Manager Waterman
Optra tioimc, Platistnuuth, Aeh.:
1'kak oik: Mr. Townaeud, agent
for the Chicago Ideal Opera Company,
wi.l be iu your city on Wednesday.
You will Hud him a perfect little gen
tleman. The Company is, "without
doubt,' the best on the road, present
ing Gilbert & Sullivan's operas; and
your people will enjoy a good treat
Anything 1 can do for you that will ad
vai.ee our mutual interest will be hap
pily attended to.'
KegretlniaT very much my inability
to be pretext ut your opening, and
trusting your people .will appreciate
audi a Company as the ''Ideal," and
greet them with a full house, I remain,
us ever, Yours Very Truly,
. 2 WlIITMORE,
Tr. as. Boyu'a Opera House.
'The Cute-go Ideals" open Boyd's
Opera House, August 23, 2-4 auu 23.
aud the euizeus of Plattamuuth ougnt
lo feel proud to have such a tine com
pany come here. E l
Mrs. Q. M. Ilolm-s wai a pacr.T
for Omaha this morning.
A. W. McLaughlin and wife aud F.
E. White aud wife are iu Omaha tods).
Henry and Chriat Jnhelder and
6quue Smalley ol C'eda.r Creek are
with u today.
Cn-da and Lucr Wolcott.of Weeping
Water, are the guet of the youug peo
ple at Mr. liter' uud Mr. Pstlersou's.
Mr. J. 0'Ke. fe returned Irom Tope-
aa, K tusas yesterday and weut to Om
aha thit moruiug.
here. Hank J. SlreighZ the efficient P. 31.
K .wurd Pool of South bend, has been I (which tueaua more timn popular mer-
rusticating amo. g his friends here, the I chunt) vf South Bend was iu the city
past few days, a the guest of S. Itich- I last evening.
ardsou.
E. E. Sturdivaat, a brother of our
Doctor, has rentt d a farm of li. Mor
row, lie will try farming for himeeil,
next veur.
F. E. Fulton, and others, were iu
Omaha Saturday night, ou a bum. They
returned Sunday evening, looking the
worae for the tr.p. .
Miss Cat rie Hiaper, of Ashland, was
visiting at S. II. Draper's last week.
She letuiued Monday, accompanied by
Mis Minnie Draper, who will spend a
lew days iu the city
Dr. Joe Hall and wife and Peter Mer
ges were among cur guest from Plaits
mouth that came out to tbe O. A. It.
festival, last Wednesday night.
J Voodry, commander of the O. A
II. Post, at this place, will move west,
near Hastings, nxt.; week. .He has
been one ot the leading stars lu our so
ciety so long, that we will greatly m.s
him. We wish him success in his new
home.
Tun festival given by the G. A. K.
Post, last Wednesdaay night, proved
qu.te a success; the attendance was
good; several were out from Piutta-
niouth Kv. Cooley, of Mt. Pleasant,
helped the boys' make icecream. 'The
band discoursed some rice music for
them. Everything was very pleasant.
They ail went hoiu-i at a late hour, hap
py. Dick.
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AitniLt: Mt
AdtrertlMiopoi under Ibla brad. lbr ehf
per ilus tacu loavriiou.
Al ONEY TO LOAN -On rf al entsts by u:ll
-J- an A Wooley. It
L'OKHALK. Leatbrrtop bUKyy breaat collar
iiarncaa aiiver uu-uiiiru. rr'u row uu
rait ! week old. lu'julrewf M. Mvtvlwalu.
10OUIS.
VOIl MAl.E-5 strcfwork furiiUlied to
A purclianer and pail pay lu ruth.
Htf t. W. 8. WlK
l70ItHAI.I!-Cbeap. A liouae and two lot.
A deatralile p.ace, for particular euqutr al
tltia oOlce. . 11711
IVOR 8 LE A few article of lurulture, but
- .ttl. e uaed.cli p. at Mt. Joliuaon NM
uey' apropet ty of Mia May Crauuter. UOOt
LTOK SALE OR KENT A tod tiouw with
aevcarooi.. cjuvenlrully STrauved and
liicatfd bear th lb Uutluest p in ol Ui city.
I'.r particulai euvjuiia ol . r
11 WIDKIIAU,
Iu
K SALK lluuie aod lot, price CO.
cali. iiniauce lu uioullily p yinrul
it.
yer. uruii
tW
Mrs. L. I). EiutDiin., who has been
visitiiiif her sicter here, Mrs. B Spur-
lock, returned to her home at Maryville,
Mo. this morniug.
Mr. Girardet, a Weeping Water mer
chant, came in this morning from Neb.
City Mud remained daring the day to
see the base ball game.
volt SALE He eral rrUlices, cheap.
u.ulre or t. 11. Vt tieelor C.
l.'OK 8ALK-Svratcli l'ublel In all aUe. al
tbitoUlce. Sllf
L'OH RALE a lot In icood locatloo. Tartlcu
A- lar al tbla ufficn S7U
fUK SALE Au order for a new American
A fcwIuk Machine, luuulre al tbUoOlce.
Or the Plattamvatb and fMiOtii 'lu
IU 1 1 read t'oiupaM.
Tbla ii to n nlfly that John lU.tr
ciaus..Ua. rrauk :rr b. it. II. m i
V. Wrcaotuu, u. w auO-U - t. !;-. i
. fc. t'alii.er. vf. riu tu. Julio Hi i
Hrflii. w. bapluau, . Aiter.nalt. W..i,
iNell. frm ttoidf-r, V. li. r'arn.elo. .
CUlhu.au, J, M. I'alieraou, Umu. K. L.ovy.'
leil I. ceo. II. filar. Co II lil.Brd, J
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tillKU. J- H.i.llb, P. K. Ilaal.ii. J. h. M.
1oui.pI. U.A. Wha iirk, Jt.ol at '!. 'I lioia.
Ila. hi.., a. K. r.iuilu. J. t. Mtiwii
e.Alull Uau C.vu. aud U. W iiti wu. ik -
aaaueia.vd iUrn.aa.vea luaeil.ar ! r ih purp
of lur.nli k au liivur. oraied l.ailiouw i ou.pai.)
uuui iu lucorpoiallou uiol !! sia.e i.j.
.vbiaaa.a
, tiilaioii paiiy ahall b kuowii a iba Haiti- .
Ii.ouiu aud ovum Weatrrw Milrut.d Couipant
by which uauivll atiaJl eilal and liauaaWi pat.
tie a i lla rlialaui hali b pel pelua., aud
luay tun and UeaUDU, lu l ooror .i uaut ,'
lu.v acuuii.. ou aud CotiVa leal. lM-iaou "
f...u u.la d proi eii, iay ot.ir..ei at.u u oi
racied vkliulu Ita uMli.auie Uiay lubkw i'
Use a coiuu.ou eal wuivu ll lu auvr al
ur-1 may uo all uerulul ela lu taiiy itile t
feet lue uoji viator whlcU Ii aa vlvauU.
, 11 shall hae puer 10 t xrn-iae all the llflit,
Plivlieao and fialich aea wi.li h lut.t or atunir.
n uu..r ci.aplri nll-eu of lhi cotuplh u aiat.
Ulea ol rlrkM,
i ui coivuraiiou i eieated lo lay ot. Iuchi.
t'oultuci, lurulaU, utaluladu, prMl auu ei.ju
oi uuuoie UaVL-a wlilt aued aid .lack turnout',
.. . i . .. . . . ... ..... ... . '
wiruiur tuva ot mt iriuiii.i ot lu
L'OK H V.LK I.OHCurd of wood. Inqulr Of I road. wh.Cu l ,.li.Je led lo con.iuei.ieat a polal
- W. . Wle. tf I Vu iu ttaat.uu liver al i'lul.a.. ouiu. tu .l
I Luui.it. Ulr if .Nruraka. kU.I lo ur u..i..i
roK 8 ALB Id pan r for aale at thU otnc I ru liu.u aalo p.. .ui, lu a Auutu vv . aieily uiit-e-)
A atoceut er buudred or vceala per doz- I iii.u. imouu caa c uu.), hy wa o. lueiovtu'
en.
It
l.Olt 8AI.E-1 our lot together In kikmI loca-
I. Hon lu thl cltv. luuulre al Ihla oDlce
If
170K R1NT Oie otBe" room and dwellliiR
' coniiecied.tS room-lu aiaira ever ii"ii
Nhnelder bakery. Kuuuiro at Mi, iioltteliuel
I r ...:.!.. i. t,. i. . drl l tat n
j. biicii out nmc onuat; jennu I
is in Omaha today sorting up his stock
a little, before his eastern invoices get
in.
Miss May Huffman, an Omaha belle,
came down yesterday evening to visit
with Mrs. Capt. D. Myers, for a few
days.
I? OK UP T 8tire Room.
A1 14 ,.ta
W. 8. Wiaa
i
FOUKEKT-DwelUug bouae. . n
lla-ni. W.S. Wm it
FOB KENT V Cottage liOUs. J room. 91.00 I ace uulil a Hoard v.u ctoi are etreteu from
peruiouib. dtf. . Jia U, ItoaS. I tne hiwalivUn. a u.reli.aiier pr.4iidad.vlli
of avi ; ihiouai. iuvti.uu.),i.y wai ol lha
luwuoi yiucuaf, iiirouau wi ui.si.u ouuui, oy
urn ol no it'll wi a enliia. iiiiouuu tiuk
cuuul. to l..e lotauoi heal, .co, ii.it.uab Jel- !
leiaou count) b, aa ol t alio l lo a uoiltl on 7
lue mate tlue, o ar..tlt.a Kauau liout Ac btaa-
in, or a ne.r ut uraclicu.e 10 i..ih potul a
IU..V oe deiiitiiisttttled iV atui vev. l. uv u.utia x
on l troiuplcl uu ol t..U Ci.lpoiatiou wllUt
ihepilvll go ol unUaliuciiuK Oiwiicitea Irulu ilia
lualu liue .o olUer lotvua or plMvva wliltlj lha
Ini.lia l the bia.e. '
tut me purpoae of thl. i.rgaiiLoiilou, tlia fol .
lowing u..iuu peisoua, bikiu ol .!. Ar.lole 1
UuVn oeeit CUoaeu Uilecw.ra. lu Uulil tlirlr ..f.
FOK KENT Ilouae, convenient to mop.
tf. K. u. ho VV i ItOK,
Olt BEST Furnlnhed room oii.Maiu St.
ii.
Ft
nquire at Exprea otUce.
ri i ii r.i , ... Pt)B KENT 8- utb tore r.omof the Uulou
"""o""! Jii- i ichui nuuiJ.' flock Ki quire of O. II. ItlaCK, 15. lur
has been preaching out in Hurlan coun
ty for thel;tMt two years is home on a
visit.
A Mr. Wisner of the Burlington
Daily Gazette made the Herald an
agreeable call today. ' Mr. Wisner is
visiting with his friend Oeorge Houne-
wortn. '
J.J. Neligh, superintendent of the
Omaha Detective Association was in
the city a short time the other evening
We did not learn the object of his vis-
lock, Alva Irt w, t!ulne ciniuiltlee. I'lSll
VOR RENT House for rent n;,r center oi
a city. Kuquire at faltenon' Ham. iw.
POB RET UwellhiK lloue, Inquire, oi
A HCdtf W. ll.hlurKK.
WANTED Informal Ion aa lo the wnerea
biiuta of J'.sepu Hlytlie bv In nli-ct. t.Ul
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HDi'lll l noma wuo lauucu uv t-en .oia,, mj
27tb.
tveud to S. rfhenemaii. Hec'y of I in nvlKr.it I on
lf.'lCheainuiSt., fhlladcipuiu, icnn.
IV ANTED. Information of the whereabout
u t,t v nil J. l.'ouirer. wlio wan in rial i-
mouthayear aifn. Any ouo kuowiuic of bi
pre.-ent local li.u win comer a iavor oy penning
his addresa to Mrn. harab K. Coliuer. Weal
l-lattburB. N. Y. dlitf
IVANTED-Two blackHiulths and a black -
otuiiii helocr al chiiellbaciicr'r nuop sou
man plate, cornel ot 7th aud lue. audi !, auiiiuii7M.i i.v i . ...... ., ""' u""r
Mrs. Cooley i, in the city todny on l-epared d T acco,,, nod ite the ZXZoZl'Z
, . rf, ' , . , , vy of hoard tu aid lolKliighy Iheweekor , dollaiaeai 7 h i,?j
her way to fill aa appointment ut Wil- mouth. mi HUm, Mlt Ut5 lrill)M1, 1huJm , au ,H.I.,,''S
A Success.
The PialtbUioutti C.reuhttiug Libraiy
is a go, and has been a great success
Horn us iuccbtiou. The interest taken
by our peopie has induced Will J. War
rick, the profile tor, to make an addi
tion of iO(J choice, cuieluliy selected
volumes, the books will be reaoy tor
circulation abcui Sept. 1.
We saw a Jul of ILe books ordered
and feel confident our reauiug public
have a rare treat in store for them this
winter. It is net often a town of this
sue can have access to such a class ot
books as Mr. Warrjck is carrying iu
lis library.
Card of Thrnks.
The undersigned lakes pleasure in
acknowledging tbe receipt of one week's
benefit from the Wor;iug Men's Be
nevoleut Aid Society, during his re
cent illt ess aud inability to work. It
came at a time when most needed, aud
consequently was most appreciated.
With sincere thanks, and good wishes
for the order, I remain,
Voura, Ac, W. B. Short.
Our old friend, Pel ry Gasa, was bad
ly disappointed this morning, and this
whs how it came about: He was at the
depot, "ou lime. ' as usual, when it was
reported a negro excursion from Omaha
would be iu soon,. on its way to Red
Oak, Our informant says Perry,, se
cured the soft side of a truck aud seat
ed himsell to await the expected train.
Tin minutes flew by and the hours
rolled along, aud si til no coou" x
cursiou hove in sight. The crowd, bv
noun, had nearly ail deserted the depot,
but still they say, Perry waited until
about 2 o'clock, when the pangs of
hunger diove him homeward, disgust
ed, followed by Doc Clutter, who lad
been watching out for the same show,
through the baggage window. Wneu
you say ,coon" to either of the boys,
you iiad better see first that they are
not armed.
ber for the last time they being com
pelled by the conference to change
their location.
UOI'.ND-h nld and b-t l.reait pin. the owner
ran have lb. an e by provhiic property and
payi it ior mis nonce.
Johu a-iUg!raiu. rrai.a, car.uilt. ttrlauoa
Teni. i .... .iluuUau.. c 11 i aniirli.. v k.
fc.ldr.dco I'in.a. a. lla biue, ,S. iw, jilt:a aud
lieu. it. Lit i elieid.
Iheaaiu Uoaidof Dll'ecioia have cho.en lha
following pelaoto aa oul i ra ol Uil uoillpauy.
oouu rtvtwriaiu , raiueua.
LmiivIu 11 armele. v .ce 1'ienliieut.
l...lu.ri 11 U m... .. . . .....1
-. HIU...H.I Mv.iv.ai auu
A. W . luiaauaiiliu. ireasurai. .
nm mirvj u r..- vhv .M..u.r mum C" u. .luli a ii mi i
III o..U laltb bo auonci loed. aim leu lar .
perrhaie taid Tutu luo ir-av.ury tail cow 1
uany , in pre-ui t'reside .1 .1 .it neurvLarvauiilt 1
appoint a .lino ud p,.co lor Ihe 11 eelluc
01 lha euocrioria of a. oca, ana luali !
notice iheieoi, In alTe.iNl one neMaoaoer miui.
ed lu the city 01 I'laiiaYiioui ., Iiiuiyn..)a ,-re-
VlOUK lO 1U.1 UV Ot 1'Alll.l M.l.I.
awiber nitrt.il tueu uu i iqero elect ihirieen
uiiecioia tor raiu Oo.Pill: lll.t uue. t...ra an
clioren all. .11 a noun aa uia ot) ufter luHlr 1
1101, eieci iroiu uieir owu uu i.ocrit t'leaideut
and V ce-t lerldeiit ..ud alia 1 aluij elect a
1 1 cuure r auu rwciet r . wlio abali fake the
p ace oi lue preseul olhcer now acting la tiio -
aame capaci.) ' t
.No peion riinii be eiecli-i dlrecuir in ald
company, uue lie aha.l bo a ooua Dde
owiu-rul allck.il flvealiaie ol tick luereiu.
inatapiiai much 01 tmn cuii.au ain.i. n
Just Received
PIE LINE OF
HEER-'fEAtT KID EEIARPIFE
Of lllllF.CT IMIMtKTATION.
A Challenge 5c Cigar,
8 tal.y niade for lb. retail ti-J - 'y. .
Peppeiberg's Otear Factory.
EPNSTWAGNpiR
Praciical lreliitoet.
AND
SUPEIILNTLJIOEXT
ARCHITECTURAL. Xir "RK A
SPCC1AL1Y."
Pliit ill 4 ?.. I !!. 1 -will carefully
Mrrled.out. and full attention will bo given a
to safety and durability.
' LESSORS 0. I'AIXTIXC-
ojiB
. Water Colon. Crayon aud TenciJ.
Birthday cards at Warrick's, very
cheap. liBiS.
Some of our old timers were looking
gloomy today, which we found was
i-auseu bv John Shannon's destroying
an o;d laud-mark, known a aa aidewalk,
which has ornamented bis livery stable
liout, f. r lu these many years. John is
Uiuud to be up with the times. If pos-
ible.
P .rties Indebted to me on their Ice
oil.s will please call at once, as we are
Urtdii'g Mime money very badly just
now. 14Jd2t. F. 3. YvlllTK.
The beautiful residences of Messrs.
McLaughlin aud Leonard, or north
:iii are fast Hearing completion, and at
h near day the Hekald proposes to
speak f these evidences of enterprise
a. id thrift at a greatcj length.
Joe. Ford has ordered 75 new pair of
o.ier akates and wul open up a rink iu
tie Waterman block i a few dav.
VtO.6
A. beesou, accompanied by his wife,
started last evening for an extended
tour through the east. They will visit
Mrs. Ueesou'a old home, ueir Cleve
iaiid.Ohio, anil then take run up t hrounh
New York visit along the great lakes
:tnd see Niagara. No man in PlatU
mouth deserves a respite from l.4a
: ors more tbau attorney Beefeon.ho
-as ut iu more hours per day at hard
work thin ordinary constitutions wiil
bear. We trust Mr. B. will return
home fully recuperated from his Lbor
aud iu the ujgymeut of good heslUi. i
The Women.' Christian Temperance
Union will have a tent at the Giaud
Army reunion at Hastings, where they
will servuuch and distribute temper
ance literature the proceeds u tro
tor the good of tne order in the slate.
We guarantee that if there's a band of
workers in the state it iu tbe organiza
tion of W. C. T. U. It persistent ef
fort, backed by being on the right aide
is woith anything success will most
certainly, ultimately crown their ef
forts.
In the caae yesterday from South
Beud tried iu the county court wherein
Geo. D. Mattison asked for $1,000 as
datuagea sustained by being pouuded up
by the defendent T. J. Fountain, a jury
trial was had, which assessed the dam
age at $4 50, judgement awarded ac
cordingly ;the costs whice will be heavy
will of course fall on the defendent.
Some of the Mills county officials
were in the city yesterday looking after
parties whom they have reason to be
lieve) are harboring some thoroughbred
cracksmen. Something interesting is
expected to develop in a few days if
the "coast is not cleared."
In the assault and battery case
aTin-t Wi.liam Iloitschueider tried a
few days ae judgement was rendered
against Mr. II. yesterday to the amount
t $100 as damages sustained by the
plaintiff.
The Working-men's Benevolent Aid
society meets in Rock wood hii. Friday
evening Aug. 24'' A full turnout is de
sired.
Who said Jo Ford was la the fur
niture bufiuess?
We are authorized to announce a
farewell sociable, at the the M. E. par
sonage, at Mt- Pleesanr. on the after
noon and evening .of n xt. Friday, Au
rust31st. Everyhoiy is invited Mr.
and Mrs. Coiey,' who have labored
faithfully for the past three years at Ml.
Pleasant, will, in accordance with the
rules ot the Coufer"t-, be assigned to
uew fields of lar' They will be
mis ed by thefd people of Mt Pleas
ant, and we venture the remark, that it
-v ill be many a day before any other
minister and family will fill the place
in the hearts of the people there that
Mr. and Mrs. Cooley have. Wherever
they may gc they have the best wishes
of the Herald for continued success.
Tjik Herald acknowledges a picas;
aut- call ii.is- 11101111111 from Lec Y
Towusend, business manager Chicago
Ideal Opera Co. the hiyhiy recommend
ed company that will occupy the opera
house one week from tonight.
Dr. Salisbury of Weepiug Water
made a brief call at the Herald ollce
this morning. The doctor's name is
mentioned for county superintendent.
aud his friends assure ui that the' Dr.
is well qualified tor the position. . .,
The following delcgition came . iu
with the base ball hoys this morning
'rom Weeping Water: David Dudley,
Phil Barnes, Joe Parken3, James Rob
ertsou, Geo. Sigler, P. A. Barrett, The
Keithley's. Dr. Gibbon, D. D. Johnson
and a numler of others whose names
ve do do not remember.
AMUSEMENTS.
Ed. Herald: I wish it to be known
to all tbe tenants on Mr. John Fitzger
aid's property in Plattsmouth that I
will resign the collecting of rents at the
end of this mouth. I hope those be
hind on rents will pay up before then.
It is my own free act. Mr. Fitzgerald
has never intimated that he wauted me
to resign, or ever found fault with my
collecting; the fault is mine not his. I
intend in future to pay more strict at
tention to tnv law business. I here also
return him thanks for his confidence in
me, as several thousand dollars of his
money has passed through my hands
yeai ly. M. O'Donohoe.
Mr. Henry Boeck the old reliable
furniture man of Plattsmouth wants
tbe people to understand that his rooms
are full of the latest aud best styles of
furniture of every kind and description
which he now offers at bed rock prices.
Call and exa.nine the stock. It won't
cost anything to look it over and if 3-011
do not find lower prices than Omaha
and Chicago can give you on tbe same
kind of goods he will not ask you to
buy,
Our patrons will notice the adver
tiaements of Messrs. Hansen and Boeck
Mr. Hansen proposes to close out his
queetisware, ctockery and glassware at
rare bargains and Mr. Boec has placed
his splendid stock of fu.niture upon the
market at I eJrock prices. Persous de
siring goods in the line of those offered
by these gentlemen cannot afford to
pass them oy.
Bed rock prices. I have on hand
a taige ami verv superior stock of fur
niture. much 01 which I propose to sell
off at coat. My gatds are for taie aud
before purchasing 1 wish everybody
who needs furniture to call and look
them over. All I ask ol the puldic is
to examine tuy goods aud mv prices
O WW UJE9TBT JS04X.K.
WATERMAN OPERA HOUSE,
One Night Oniy I
Thursday August 30th.
ENGAGEMENT EXTRAORDINARY !
-ASu-
GRAND OPENING
OF THE
REGULAR SEASON
BY TUB
Gliicaso Ideal Onera Company
45 ARTISTS 45
WILLIAM J. DA VIS, Manager
Wi.l be produced Gilbert aud Sullivan'
Latest Success ! First time la
Plattsmouth,
" I0LA1TTHE, "
Or the PEER and the PERL
A Grand Cbarus. A Complete 8trlng. Beed
and Brass Orchentra tr.tv. ling with this cuiu
pay. iucludinx the services of tbe following
artists: Joaie Bart lei t. Ada Corner. Jeanaie
Herriok. Mac St. John, Aggie Yaree. Joaie
Bartlett. John K. Mc Wade, C.as. H.Clark, w.
M. Clark aud Herbert K. Cripps. Castell Rryd
ge aud Artuur Bunco.
Seats now on sale at J. P. Young's News De
pot, iricee, fi.oo, 75 and so,
AKE 0U HEADY TO OVKI
lluiiburt and Miller
the con. puny, aa me diirciora may oiovldH
ttirt.uiiii oy laMM. . .
an iuM-aii eul of teu per"' cent ah.'ilrH mv.
able m the Hue oi in. kina llie.MiOMr,puou
and llm teaiuuu I. t lem anli oo pub. lu aucli
I.. slal. wiil", aud at nuci time amy (.luCcn a
to if be requited b the JiiecLolof lite com -pany.
iu iockliolder may vote fn person or tiv
vtril ten proxy, and may cast om'volo lor euctt
ahaielliev uidlr own ot rrpresntt.. .
tin the Dial MiUueMl.y ol M.rytn Vorv lea
proprietor, of the Omaha Fancy Steam tVf
Dvi ing and French Dry cleaning works I shah ue cnoseu by ballot, by sucli of the mock
107. Soul h Fiftecuth street, Omaha noniei at a.iaii aue.id ior iua. ,MirpoM elm r
as,,. " . , J,; V . I ,u P-rsta or oy proxy ; prov.ded tna a iu.tj.rl-,
Neb., recoiiiuieud thei taciiitie tor l , u,e mock i leoreaeui. d ,j ji, JJ, .
c. calling, dyeing aud curling plume I j'aii c.iutluueiu otuceuuiil ihelr uucceur are
and tips on three days notice; ladies c :.,rltv , ...e bo..rd f tt,rP,rm .hu
suits iu velvets. Silks, Satiun etc.. nave power to iu.k liyiaw, and al.er Hie
cleaned bv the French Urv clealiinif nro- MHU,,i, l P'aure..uid way iraua iclji.l busmeaa
cieaneu oy tne r rencn , y tieani"pri oi the orp.. ration. i..ay appolui KuameeraT
cci f. Ladies and gents clothing clean- g m- aim all Illcert leouued iu aiu iu tiie
cuusiruuiiou oi me itad ; auau have power lo
lasue liouds af ier Keilliig tne art leu consent
of two-third of Lie ock. mat extcule niort
gaKes and deeu of naxt. auu Klvea aecumy
iuereiorau propirt Ocjuiigiug to tue com
pany. : ,
i ne private properly of i be stock holder.
shall not be liable tortile debt of luecompauy.
mi company ma be eouso.taaied wiiu any
other rail.oad cuun.auy wi.ulu-orout
State.
ute Indebtedness of thla coruoratloii rhall
uotat Hiiv lime exceed two tiiLoa u ihva.1,1.
taUt ck. '
the u..iclpal place of rranuotiinr the biml.
uesiol tue company, aliull be at 1 latixmouill,
.vebsaska. u.l ci.ai.Kefl b a vote of tlie direc
tors, ana the uoi-c: d ton book tint .,!. t
pany ehail be opened Si thla . lae'e by peroi.
ue lutialeu by tlie siauera-of thaaea. tiel. -.milt
giving M a .), uotlce by puo.lc.tloii. next prc
ceedlua tu time oi opeuiug I lie book and
1 hey uiay be closed auu re-opeued a the d'
rec or may deem expedient.
'Ihetilliaof bealuuiua the Curuuru a imwrt
of thla company aud ll liability Hiereuuder,
win oe itom nu aiict iu. niu day Ol aiay.
Mgtied thl 21tli day of .. pill, 183.
Juhii itZ :rald. O 11. fiiack.
A. W. Mct-augnlin. Frank 1 airuib.
dosepn V weckbaco,
K. 11. W ludllaiu.
Ueu, r. nii.ii.li.
ham. Al. Cabman,
Vtm 11. .NMU,
t . II. 1 armeie,
J. M. I'atierai.n,
Oilaliuo led l,
J. '. A rued.
in. Iteesman.
J. K Hu hh.
J N. ici onuelL
Jaco Klein,
Ed. n. n.ldrege,
C F. Mull,
ii w Hansen.
ed. dyett and repaired. All kinds t
fancy dyeing, merchant's shelf-woru
Koods aeuecialty.
All orders by mail or express given
prompt attention.
Motiee ef UemeTal.
We wish to inform the public that
we have moved into the orth store
room in Sherwood's new Mock, on 5th
street, where our patrons will find us
hereafier, and where all wishing any
thing in the Merchant Tailoring tine
are in it.t d to cull aud see us.
130dtf Karoorshek Broh.
A full stock of nice Sugir-cured
Hams and Break fas Bucor,. at Central
Meat Mrket.al 15c per pound: Pickled
1'ork, 2lc tu 15c; Shoulder, 11c;
dhouider.-, 11c. riesh Lard at lvic,
or 'J uouitds for SI 00 Fresh r ml
every Friday. Lafk O'Neill.
dllSlf
Parties wishing nice fresh Baltimore
Oysteis riext Week will please leav
their orders this we k We will sell
them as cheap as they can be had in
Umaha. 149 Gl r. S. WHITE.
FOR. SAI.i:. L.nt and 3 Iu
Block. 41, Improved.
d97 1C. II. WIXDHAM.
s
SATISFIED."
Marsh's Tonic Astringent, fur Bowel
Complaints, acts like a Charm.
MI have used MsshV Tonic Astrin
gent for Dysentery aud am stisded it is
a certain cure." J. S. McDonald, Kan-
is City, Mo..
"For Cholera Infantum, Diarrhoea,
aud all Bowel complaints. Marsh's Tou
ic Astriugeut is a splendid remedy. It
acts like a charm," It. T. Lane, Bur
lington, Iowa.
I regard Marsh's Tonic Astringent
as a safe and certain remed for Cholera
Infantum. My little boy had a severe
attack last summer and the Tonic 'As
triugeut brought him safely through."
-I. Anderson, Kansas City, Mo.
Marsh's Tonic Astringent is for sale
by Smith & Black Bros., druggists,
Plattsmouth. Price 50 cents.
....... i u
auiet ii. t iirrii- .
Geo. W r airfield
ll r.. Hal iu .
John Waterman,
J. w. MUer ..an.
Fred Gorder.
F. it utliuiaiin.
Geo. K. t ovev,
Geo 11. illicOtld.
umh lloebel.
N. K JilgK".
f E. ll u-llug.
. .. H heliiM k.
I boina llai bii.a.
J. It. McDowell.
ueu. Croi-a,
STATE OF NEBRASKA,
CAS- WUTT.
On thit jltll day of Al.ril. iHiC. before ma Tt
B. Windham Notary ublic. dalvc u.iul.ai.....i
and qua Ifled ior and resiulna in al. County.
perstmaiiy came Joiin ritZKeraid.ii. H. niack,
A. W Md.a.iKbliti. Frank l arruih, Daniel ll.
WI.eeler.J reuh V. WeCKbach. lien, vw irur.
field. 4. c. Palmer. Geo. S. Mmilh. John H.t.
ermau.nam. M. Cbapmau. O W. nhermaii. W.
ii. Newell. Fred (.order. c.Jl. Psnmi v u
dutiima.n. J. M. Faltei-iu. i.eu. K. iMivev.iK
lent. personally tome known to In ihe l.inti.
cal peraoiin wbfe aamea aie affixe to tbe
above luntrumeiit, and ackuowleng.d the ex
ecution ot the same lobe the'r vu.utiiary act
Witi.es my hand and Notarial eal, tbe day
. aud year last above written.
skAi. Slgued. It. U. WI.XHIMM,
in and ior Case County. Nebraska.
xTAIEOF JtKiii.ASKA, (
Cas CouTV. f"
On tbe 27th day of Aoril. lf i hernro n j,.
rt. Math ws. a Notary Publie. dulv iimmi..i..n'
ed and qu lined fur aud residing in auid cu.n.rv.
persouahy came .. li Whidha m. to me known
lm a .,u?i M',,,cal- prsou wh.me name is
affixed to the above liiairumeut. ana u.-u ...wi.
25 cents.and lodging at Same reasonable fed tue execution of the same to be hi vol-
I utHrv UCl HDQ dtfCd
lates. Farmers and Commercial Men "wuliea mv h..d Ja v..uh.i ai .u
will please bear this iu mind. d&wtt I t . "d ye r above hi ten. '
) "... f oyueo, JAD.B. HI irilKWX,
-v N'nlui Pnl.ll.
The largest and finest stock of hats I STATE oF NEBRASKA.
ever shown in Plattsmouth. a I of the I ws oimiv. .
latest styles in felt and atifls, just re- r?,?1, !iy,."f, rf"r; ,?3- Man me W. R.
ceivedatElson's the only one price aiiltefoVi'd"
Dr. II. Meade will be found at his
office during the dav; of eveuinn, at
the. residence ot Mrs. Clements, south
side of Granite, three doors west ot
Thitd Ktreet, 149dtf
Fresh Calilornia fruits and celer
received every other dav at
149-tf. F. S. White's.
'Grace & Thierolf have af receiv-
tu meir cigarB, among wnir,, is tne
elebrated It. G. Intrersoll" ciifars.
Now Boys, is your time to get a giaai
-cigar.' dl41tf.
A Square Meal
Can be had at the City Hotel for only
ciothier. Also a few of the nobbiest
suits ever seen. We take pleasure m
showing them. 35d6t w21tl
The Marsh Ague Cure only 60 cents
liquid or pilla. Never knowu to
fail
Marsh's Cathartic Liver Pills are
mild, tiio ough and harmless. For sale
by Suiith & Black Bp a.
Ford's Barber ahop
Next door to court house, shaves for 10
cents, cuts hair for Mc. dtfwdt
Dressmaking.
To tbe ladles of Plattsmouth and
vicinity wish to announce that I have
taken the rooms lately occuuied bv
Mrs. Tutt in the Uuion block, where 1
shall continue dressmaking; and initi
al 1 to call. Mrs. M. E. Morti k.
dl25t6-wl9tf
Notice. .
I have concluded to change my loc i-
tion in about so days. Parties know
ing themselves iud-bted to me will
please call and settle at once and irreat
ly oblige. W. H. Bakes.
1 11 d&w imo
For booth privileges at coming meet
ing of Cass coanty Agl Society. Apply
to W. . W 1M. riec. llSltAWtt
Henry Boeck is selling furniture at
prices lieiow any house of the same
st le in Nebraska. If you doubt this
fact csil on aim aud know tttstrata. tf i
lumallycame Geo. 11 Uttlrflelu. J H Areud,
I ..Hi. Uiuli.1 O. . O . I . .... ... ...
. u-niiiaii, to me penwtuny
known to be tbe identic .1 ru.ta.ma m-i.Tm
are ifllxed to the foregoing article of luco iwra
tion, aud acknov ledged the execution of tbe
same tu be their voluniary act auu deeu
vwriiess my naud and Notarial seal, this 3d
t t dav of May, IS&x
i-KAi-J Signed W. V. PAGE.
' Notarv Fa bile
8TAIK.OF NEBRA8KA,
On ibi4tb dav of Mav. iwa tr.ina
unnerrlirDMl. a .Sot a. t'.iKii i . ,
ct.iiiiiy, perjonaliy came . k. Grigs:. J K.
....... u, , .k.. tiaxtiiiKx. e.. airouu- 11. U.N.
Wheeilock aud lacob HMe-awwb are wed knewu
to be tile Ideal leal oemolla almllrua.! tli. f.,M
aoinKinatiameut. aud loey aeki.owiedke h
same to be tbehr volu tary aei and deed.
i.tveii uiioe my nana aud Ntaarialaeal t
any oi amy. ibfs.
11 L
aAI J . Hlfoed,
fUGH J. DOBB.
Notary Fubl.e.
ST VI K OF NEBRASKA. .
- IArrCKSOM COUMTV. J
On tbla lib day of May. A. D IM, before tne
Ben Jam. a I. Fordy. a Notaiy Public duly com.
Biis-loiied aod quaJitied. for Jeffer-on county.
Nebraska, pera-mally can l b maa Harblue
Kd H.EIdrtdge.Jobn 8 McU.aelt.CF. Stall
Geo Cm and G. W. Hn en. who : ire Well
knowo tome. ta be 'h identical rwraons who
4lgneithe foregolua In trumem. and tbeyae
knawte 'm d the same La ha t hia ..i..n, -Z. -
and deed.
..Oi m.drr my hand and NotaialPral iti I
1 "--" dav of May. 18HS,
1KA'f S-Snod, UtiiJ. L, PtTRDY