The Plattsmouth daily herald. (Plattsmouth, Nebraska) 1883-19??, August 25, 1883, Image 2

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POST OFFICE
Kevs Depot,
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P nENBY F. MILLER and
Telegraphic,
DUCK '
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A3T JB. TOD-V'S
AT SAGE'S OLD STAND, ON LOWER MAIN STREET.
?Zio L3es4 ILIme ft (L'oolk Stoves
(Kosoltoe Stoves,
66 66 46 Trim ware
(Keneral IHIairalware
val of the Celtic
this moroiutr by nerabtn ol tho bar
association, aud transferred to a
where breakfast awaiied tneru
salllagupEastaud North rivem
party landed and were driven i
residence of Elliott J . &eperu,
Lord Coleridge and his friends wui u
guests during their stay in this city.
This evening a dinner mil oe gi
Shepherd's, at which pl-ce ucnenu
Hancock will be present.
THE BLUE AND THE OKA1.
Cbautaqua, AuKut 24.-sevcn thou
sand persons Hsscmbled in tho ampin
theater this afternoon, to ub
singing of federal and confederate war
songs and addresses by Jdge Albion
VV. Tourgwe. of New York, and Rev. D.
I f Uenrtria. Dr.
Aniens i w(s - : "
Viucent asked all soldiers of either
aru.y present to gather in the rear of
the platform and two hundred respond,
ed. A letter was read irom Senator
Colquitt, of Georgia. An original song,
. I - a V ...ni vWWAn Ml
. m Pikot TitK- iun.tr 'itwm Forever. umir-
JLyE- SZ Mi-urthe thugstion of Present Lew Mil
C that is try ng the cae of the ler. by WalLce Bruce, of Poughkeeosie.
State vs Frlni jlm a spent last night was sung by the choir and congreg,tion
, f the sheriff It was much with 3ne ettect. me
dialed at .he hotels and the opinion IUOst impressive ever held at : wu-
is generally express. dth.it a verdict or .auqu. ana several w
guilt is out of the quVstiou. A hung pariicii
jury is probable ana an acquuta. po - oi t v . - " ' were
ole. The solid democracy ol me jury, ur. Y mcenv .
and the youth and association of lour 212 students in me w.auii
of the number, and an ex-confederate v( lauguges tor m - -
record cf six. Rive rise to inls ucuei. of the uay cioseu wu.
Last night Dick Llddell and Mrs. liite J WOrks.
arrived. Liddell this morning snoweu ruan.nv.
a i on the stree with two navy revol- Atchison, Kas., August o.-.
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vers strapped to his waist. iTompwy the pugiusi.wiio wnv f
at eight o'clock this morning the court day with bis trainer, Dick Brighton,
convened, witnesses being excluded and his manager, Price, has taken
f.om the court room. The attendance quarters at me
r. A num I gone into active irainiug. u
THE NEWS.
Missouri's Favorite.
Frank James' Trial in
Gallatin, Mo.
Miscellaneous Notes.
nOBEfl? DOlJnELLy,S
My liAVUk? M. M. MM.
Wagon, Buggy, Machine and Flow r
nairina. and oereral jobbing
I k uow prepared to do all kinds ot rftpalrlng
Is a good latb In my shop.
PETER RAVEN.
The old Reliable Wagjon Maker
has taken chance of the aRon snop,
Fie U well known as a
NO : WORKMAN.
itnriM made t
and Uasrslea saade
8ATIKF ACTION m A RANT
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Louisville
HEROLD'S
State!
Can be found
best
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At the down-town saloon.
OPPOSITE THE PERKINS HOUSE.
Kcep 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
Pl.ATTAMOTnH.
CLOTHING
the largest and
stock of
Gents' Foraisliii Goods
tVlllHklPA.
OpposlfO Perkins Hmi. -
was not as large as yesterday.
To be Xound la the City. New Roods at prices that defy competloa.
Glre rue a call
AMI IB TTdDIDlD.
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We have Just received fine assortment of
TBVrtTLgjrgjriLS3
! rAND
Spring Wagon Tops,
.i will sell at prices within the reach of all.
Come and See r Canopy TTop.
; TUB LIQUTE3T, NEATEST AND MTJgOWVBXIEllTtaTOP
. -Tn'. p.ovs "and LadlesVSaddlee at
J.G.CHAMBERS & SON
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i. t Indies OCCUUieu seuia 4uu iu
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atfiee. J udife Goodman announced trial
.i ivntiid bu alloweU an nour
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la which to j.reeeut the case to the jury
Mr. Wallace, for the state, read tne n-
Hitmpnt and then told the story of the
w-nston robbery and the manner ot tue
,wth of MacMillan. who was snot,
through the head, as he looked into the
door of the smoking car. me tnree
- :.. ii.a omiiklnir mr. he said, were
Vrnk and JusseJamcs and AVoodlu e
Tho two men who took possession ot
the engine were Dick Liddell aud Clar
ence llite. Mr. Wallace then went iuio
the history of the conspiracy to rob tne
train at Winston, and the life of the
Jaracs boys m Tennessee, the orgauiza
.t e 1m,l otr. Tpstiruonv will
be introduced to show that the gang
before leaving Kentucky shipped some
implements of the robbery to .Jonn
v Lir.hir of ob Ford. Wallace
then forshadowed the testimony ot tue
siate. locating the gang iu Clay and
counties, aud establisning tneir
nreseuce iu the vicinity of Winston on
ihdavot the robbery, xne ueieusc
waived ita right to the presentation of
the cast-, and the taking ot testimony
commenced. The first witness was
John L, Penn, of Colfax Iowa, who was
in the company of McMillan at the
time of 1.U death. He ndatedjiow he
an I f ur otheis including McMillan,
b r ed the car at Winston, how three
men ca ne int the car witu revolvers
in eac . band; how McMilleu was Kin a
.... ns-t 'r ,(ri11fril tilt
e j . pe i u i- .w"0
WiDdo.vand ad the circumstances or.
robtrV. Ua cro3e-exam.uu
he c-uld not lueniuy ")
these men, as they were ia"ked.
Aildis Wolcott. en-ineer '
train, was the second witness, and rc-
l itfd how a couple of masked robbers
jumped on the tiaiu and forced him to
obey their orders at tne muzzie oi me
revolvers.
Charles Murray, Luited Mates ex
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pres3 agent Oil tile train, remiw uv
hj was forced to open the sale Dy two
meu in masks with revolvers.
Two uhvsicians then testified as to
the nature of the wounds causing Mc-
nii..na death. This concluded the
that Jem Mace will be hero in a n
dav. Many rumors are current as to
the place where the fight is to taKe
plac. Slade is lo excellent couuin-
It u rnortrd tliatJohn Ij. Sullivan win
also arrive here in j few days, and that
he intcuds to backSlad
ell.
against Mitcb-
DANK6.
J. . SIMPSON,
AGENCY
FIRE 1NSDRAHCE CO'S:
CITY, of London,
QUEEN, of Liverpool
FIREMAN FUND, of California
EXPREESS COMPANIES
AMERICAN EXPRESS CO..
. ,i, c.T,r. f -n FVPKES9.
Offlcoin Kock wood Block, will! Johnson Bros
Trunks.Valises, Boots and Shoes,
In Cass County, at Bed flock Prices. Remember the place.
. IHIIEIE(nILIlD9 Sole IProprHor
ARNICA PREPARATIONS
ijitiiqutUedickie,
hill lJ Ji!
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,Vor ooinblnod. l na l.o equal n a
JE1I.Y.
The liiKltwit couili
a.Llr... ! aj-iiica WUI
IMMHiiiy cure chl
f i . . twi .mi. lniMta
of tha .Uln. whether OHMKTM H
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Resident. CafU'.er.
FIST MATiONAU
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Offers tlie very best facilities tor the prompt
transaction of legitimate
BANKING BUSINESS.
Stocks. Bonds. M.ld-PrStrrlilv
Securities miu'uvwm """i
CU aud interest allowed ou tiine Certitt
catee. UralU drawn, available in any
part of the United Staiee and all
the principal towus of
huroue.
Collections maclv & promptly remitted.
Hisrli"st market prices paid for County War
rants. State ai-d County Bonds.
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WEEPING WATER
WEEPING WATER. - J7.
E. L. REED, Fresideut.
T.. A. GIBSON, Vice-President.
R. S. WILKINSON. Caahier.
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IU 1111. tnUltVI xvr.l.l. N.r..
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till UO I UTriR. - -I ..1 I p.
KfoV.ru fo.. of Fe-.T? .J.r- " -S
Stia.M'p?r'""teV.25.ii'iL
TCO D d rn:inuo illowed.or br
vuntuidXMor rnue. kpiiiiii.-..
rencT, ent in letter at ovr r .H. . .
t'JS, 5ff atKlJht.'The. hoi . tl,elr,xWorvr.-.
are worn at all .eaiwt.- of .e year.
,"t Wl-t M " w'ti oU of tu..-
THE MAGNETON APPIJANCK CO.,
XIO OUiio nut hivuvi
TOILET SOAP
rellsbtnill prr-
. , t,AMnI ttn I lm.in.it4 lo it J I ft una
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Tiio tnoiit Ier-
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4Cfc Wl.CI Bunf
Shaving Soap
ARNICA
A mtAiriLtttA artlclo
of rara merit. re
veni all plinplv",
iiHii.mnn fjMMsanu
V nd r.l by leadln Harbor.. wl.O
.av.thnnt mu-Hllel a a abaviua doap . nU-.p in
iVt.r and laatinit. Kep Uio la-!0 aud naok iraa
fVompluiples. I.ICK lJrt.fM-lr.w
TOOTH SOAP
In without qneation
tho tnoiit perft-ct ar
t:cl vr produced
. ,tf nnlv clcaiin
wi h arnica proerve and fJJ", ii
ttiv" ti the hroAb a wt, tloltout odor, ita
SltolsdeliKbtfu- Frlo. afto alH.
.l?lruKKiHt"Ml the above art.clt. or WO wJl
miil tneui. poBtpald.-.u receipt of price.
C. H. STRONG & CO..
Sole iToprletors and Jttunrrs., CIiIcok.
WILL J. WARWICK,
AGENT,
PI-ATTSMOlTTlf, -' - - N FUR A SKA.
HOESE-SHOEIUG
CITY SHOEING SHOP.
A BErai Bamanfi Business Transacted.
0 IS
L C. St. J, ana C
Safest. Best and Most ReliaHe
LINE IN THE WEST.
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Warranted to be a. o0 WSeSTOVISB and Simony The S,.e, in f.r as the
keep in .tock a general aortment of HAKUW, tb( ( an1 Uie court tUl(U
TIN W A lit., ana sen as cutuu o aiV
Call and sec ns in mc iwwkwwu
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Mid Tinners1 StOG
ALL KINDS
FUR SALE BY
Ricelsior
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Cass County Iron Works
WAfMAN & KIRBT, Propr's.
IgBWRBPA8IRlO of all kioda. Oar Machine Shop b fully equipped
. all cMmpoxron. duplicf all easterr prices, saving
Pmtronize Ni rasM . . . . -
reieht and tiuw. ' . -Parties
buildinjiBtny
udi.inniml until 1:30 v.w . when evi
lence will be adduced tending to con
nect Frank James with the killing.
Go.ern-ir Crittenden arrived this
mornlDg, and id an attentive auditor in
CMIlt-
Kansiia Citv. August 24. Governor
Crittemlen arrived last night from Jef
ferson Ciiy, and lei t this morning for
Gallat n. wheie he has been subpo3;oe i
by the defense l o testify at James trUl.
The Governor s iys he cannot unagiuc
what they expect to prove by bun, ex-
ccp- the mere fact ot a rauK s surreu-
dcr.
The most intense excitement, was
caused uuuut noon. whenMudge C. Irv-
-r - ,o mr an 1 Hrfie d Da7Ss two geatle,nen
ST. LOU lO. IViVJ I w 10 were wariied a day or two ago to
be careful about gmng leaumony
against Frank James, each received the
tollowing letter:
"St. Louis, Angust 23. Hartfield Da
vis nd Alexander Irving. Gallaun-r-
Gents: Your evidence against Frank
James will be watched by tried aud
true friends of the hero. No one but
tlm writer and one other know how
noar Gov. i rittenden came to biting
the dust in April, 1832. on Sunday af
ternoon while he rode in the chair car
from Jeflersou City to St. i uis. The
pistol was cocked twice and only policy
preveuted its use. Frank James has
hundreds of friends that will come to
his aid at tho proper time. - If you are
wise, you will be careful.
A. U.K.
Magnificent D ning Can,
Eleiiart Day Coaches'
2 St Louis Trains Daily,
2 Omaha Trams Daily,
2 Kansas City Trains Dail
. Atchison Trains Daily,
Two Trains for
St Paul. Minneapolis, Sicux Git1
1.. i ..'l -ioIu: i-i n j't'-i-vest. with
Sank CaSS COUllty Pullman Sleeping Care,
DBlWCCll &.QUS.15 bltj dUi 01. ram
WITHOUT CHANGE
All trains run oa tlmc.connectii.j! Sor all polnfr
Rcrive't. aud Interest allowed Cn Tide Certi
Ornwii available in any part of the United
States and ll the principal cities oi r.uruc
A fjents for the celebrated
Mte Line of SIbws.
MIKE SCHNELLBAOHEK.
BLJICKS31ITU
tlO SE SHOEING & WAGON REPAIRIN
All Kinds of FarmiSeffients Mended will
Neatnes and Dispatch.
Cotr.er 51aiu and Sixth Streets,
Horse, Mule& Ox Shoeing
n short, we'll shoe anything that lut
four feet, from a Zebra to a Giraffe.
C.om arid see us.
ISTJUW SHOP
n Filth between Main ani Vine ret
jst across e corner trm the new HEKAb
JOTTN P.l.ACK. Pre-sideiit,
-i a m paTTK60U. uasmer.
Trdiisacts a General BanWni Bnsiness.
HIGHEST UASli i-itivx.
tn rr.tmt-u and City War. ants.
4OI.I.K:rioaiM MAIlEi
and i-romptly rwaii ted for.
DtRHCCTOnS :
tv tv r at Patt.rson. C. H.Panrel
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F. II. Outhnnnn, J. Morrissey, a. z.
inlstt. Fw4 lor-lr.
E ast West, Norh & South
llcuei" ior shim i o.ii ..v... - .
f.nt...n rpfrdin ' rates, ti ne, ..c. clieer-
Uy given fcr addressing
A.C. Dawp-b. -ieu'isnpt.
art of the" RUte should -rrite rwoar uufr
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DISTISeCISBEO ABRIVAIA
"Wpw York. Ausust 24. Lord Chief
Justice Coleridge. Gilbert Coleridge,
uis soa. Sir-Jamea Hanm-r. M. l,. and
iinn.c3iiarli!alIiu0elL'2Lf. were met
STREIGHT & CO.
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MANUFACTURER OF
FDlEi HEAVY HARHES.
A large line of
SaAUfss Bridles Collars Whips. &c
always in stock.
Repairing of all Aind r.tatly done o
sort notice.:
Main Street, between Fourth and Firth.
SAGE'S ADDITION
TO TIIIS
CIT1 of l'LATTSMOUTIl
Valuable outlets for residence pur
poses. m
sage s aaaition iiwj sumu-ni
i h cltv. and all lots are very easy
access, and high and sightly.
For particulars call on
E. SAGE, Pron t,
AT
SAGE'S HARDWARE STORE.
Plattsmonth. n.
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AT JOE McVEY'a
Sample Rooms
r -ni Ann thn Finest imnorie-i
v. T..ir,ritr i 'rjmnMii7n. ana uiiici
- 1 11' kin AS
Fine Wines, 1'ure neniucay t mhh.
Bevtral of the best and most popular
f ROTTLE rresn
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Beer -always on draugnt, ana x i w w
kL OK&HEALY
I Stcte & Monro Jiv.Vhicaga
Win m"! t- - : j
BlUII All 1LUUUI
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lr laMriiimBU. uiu. o.rs Blu,
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rnr.iPRESSED YEAST.
tm., ko rnf. 1 use. received fresh
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every TUESDAY and- FJIIDAY
mowxings.. -'cai3 plied oj
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I am going to do all kinnV of f-hocing. and
do Carriage and Wogon work. lt j.nali l and
now work done to order : now I four llra to
patroi-ize me. Shop on Wavbiugton Avenue
at the
KorsQ-3h:o Sign.
P-nood Satisfaction Guhrantfed.
GEO. PALM Kit.
wistf PlattMiiouth. Neb.
NEW
Pur nit ure Store
J". I. TJKvXJHC,
iiKa! tit IN
FUB1TITURE t COFFINS.
and all kind of goods usually kvpt in a
Jc 71- A, r--
TENDERLOIN
Meat Market,
OTNEILrProp'r.
63f Mutton Port Veal cilctekte"
Contantlv on band. .
Also,alIk!nd.of WAMK la eason. and ev
erything kept in a
FIRST-CLASS MEAT SHOP
At lowest possible rates.
FIK1H. t'bAHM fl Ht I t UK aTOBK
Also, a very complete stock of Funeral Goods.
Metallic&WooSEiiCofiM Casiets Rotes,
EMBLEMS, 4e
Our New and elegant hearee i always In
readlnest.
Remember the place, in UNI02
BLOCK, on Sixth til reef . TWO
Door8Sont h of Ci.ss Coun
ty Bank.
Wbear we may be louud nlabt or day.
J. 1 UNRUH,
Wt ii,trr I I.. NfrB
Dr. C. A. Marshall
(8ucces.sor to Clutter & Marshall.)
315 33MH:3F3E G5E:I
Preservation of natural tt'i a specialty. .
Teeth extracted without pain by use of
Laughing .Hat
All work'waT mttd. Priest reasonable. -
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