i. "V-
HARNESS.
STREIGHT Sr CO.
or--r t Mtrf-lgbt A Miller.
MA!l' rACTfBFB Of
FINE ' Mi V Y BARNES.
A lare Hue of
Saddles Bridles Collars Whips. &cw
In lock.
airing of all hivda i,iuUi dtr.e o
tort notice.
Main Sti-et. h tvecn Fourth and Filth.
CALL AT THE
Old Reliable
ERYARD
&
l)i!t'fHl and Ketall Dealer tu
PINK LUMBER
SHIM; US, LATH,
SASH, DOORS,
HLI.NDS, &c,
. i.iih 'i i t ii. ii sir I i i Dense.
I "i V( l"l II v 1 1 1 .4-
Ii Ol i jl.-
nit hOTEL.
This lihutifi.l three Moiy brick i-tructure. on
it v ei mo Mliet. hai- JuM been finished and
r. !iril 1. 1- loi the accoii.li.cdatlon ol
THAMilKNT CUSTOM KllS,
ltEUVI.AU BOARDERS.
EVERY TH1XG NEW AND CLEAN
A Good Bar
iu connection with the
House.
(
1 H 1 1
J 1 ItilB.
Si:COWD HAND GOODS.
PARLEMAN & CHAPMAN
t Will BUY aud fcELL all kinds of
FURNITURE,
METALS,
IRON,
RAGS
AND
FURS
Will advance money on all
SALABLE GOODS,
u lower Alain street.
One d ir west of Heck's Furniture sore
1 iattsmouth. Feb. 1st, 1883 46tf.
BOOTS AN D SHOES
31 A U.FA4rffITlX
A XI)
REPAIRING
AT
Sherwood'S,
Plattsmoutii, Nebraska
riOABS.
Just Received
FIXE LINE OF
MEERSCHAUM AND BRIAR PIPE:
OS' OIIir.T :i3IPOKTATIOX.
A Challenge 5c Cigar,
S iany made for the retail trads only, t
Pepperberg's Ulixar Factory.
EPNST WAGN -R
Troclical Architect,
SUPEU1KTENDENT
SPCCIAXTY.
11 ant S:i Joittia ill he carefully
M.tied out. and full attention will b given a
to alrty ud uurabiltty.
I.CS0S OX PAIXT1XG
4 Water Colors. Crajou and ' PenciL
LUKnB
B. A. W
FLATTSIIOUTH HERALD-
PUBLISH ED DAILf AND WEEKLY
BT
The Plattsmonto Hcraltf PaMisiuBi Co.
OFFICIAL. PAPKK OK Tilt CITY'
For City andCouotV Directory, Railway Time
riti. relifptioii Kscba ig liuiue Di
rectory, limine Card c. ee fourth page.
Notice to Advertisers.
'opy for dbiUy atlvertlv-iueutx nr chanK"
In H-f vertl-wim-iiM 1 11 u it ln hndcil r to the
buHliim nthcr uot later than 10 a. hi. of the
day lu wlilcu they are to be lon-rted. Copy
for pay loeal mimI apeclal notice uiut be
haudK'l In tn-fortra p. in. eai-li day to Iniurr i li
nen Ion. J I M. it I'm ii. ski. i.,
liuluei Manager.
Republican County Tloket.
For County Clerk,
.IOHX W.JKNMNC'I.
of riutt.suiouih.
For County Treuimrer,
WM. II, NEWELL.
or rittitniuoutii.
For Hie riff,
J. C. KIKF.MJAKY.
of I'lall-mouth.
7 r l .ai ty JuJe.
CALVIN IlL'SSKLL.
i f V eeping Water.
For Hupeilnttiudeut of School.
CYUUS ALTtjN,
of Stoe Creek,
For Clark of the District ( ourt.
HL'MX Kit S. HALL,
of .Ml. i'leasdut.
For Ci uuty Surveyor,
'JtOIWE W.FAIKF1ELD,
of IMatUiiiouth.
For County Coroner,
I'EltUY I. CASS,
of IMiittMnciilh.
For ComiiiiHsionrr, Third District,
JOHN CI.K.MJ10NS,
of Stove Creek.
A. iilisiury, eiitil.
V. 4. tlarttliull, DenlUt, huc
cMMor to Clutter &, MuimIiuII.
Teelli t-xtracted wllliout paiu,
bj uite ol .MlrouH Oxide Uan.
Louie Lord at the opera house to
morrow nigh.
Fresh oysters aud celery just received
at Dennett fc Lewis. 183lf
Messrs. Solomon & Nathan are lov.d
lnjf a car load of good today for their
Fairmont branch store.
(Jo to McKeover & Ilcrrmanu'a for a
irood dish of ovbters at reasonable
rates.
183iii2
There will be an autopsy held on the
rt-niaiil t Mr . A. P. Stunt this afitr
noon by Dr. iSdiildknecht and others.
Billy Mostin was arrested for as
sault aud battery and taken before
Judge Pottenger, who fined him $5
aud costs the Mayor, however, remit
ted the fine.
Mr. Hagameier the German tailor
attracted considerable attention on the
street ye-terday with a more than or
dinarily hatidsome pet cau try, winch
he Carrie I with him, it flying about
him iu a friendly manuer.
We see from the Republican ticket
printed iu the columns of the Weepiug
Water Eal- that the candidate for coro
ner is one P. T. Uasn.our "P.ter Peirj"
natl better look after his fences in that
locality. Some way down scheme is
duutles afloat to tixr our "vigilant"
crocer.
"The stone which the builders re
jected, afterward became the head of
the corner," or words to that effect.
When M. I. lieese was defeated here
I .-fcver.il yerrs ao, tor city clerk, his
friends little thought they would have
the opportunity of helping to elect him
to the pupienn bench.
S. P. Vanatta, Esq ..very ably as
well as earnestly rnsi8ted on Cass c.un
ly being qitably dealt with before the
Judicicial Convention, at Lincoln, the
other day, and what is more creditable,
he carried his point. The chances are
that it will be a cold day when Cass is
sold out again by a Central Committee.
While Messrs Patterson, Smith aud
Murphy were in New York City among
ihe points of interest that they visited
was (.ioveruor's Island, where the trio
had a pleasmt interview with General
HaucocK, who, although on the eick
ist, could not retake a visit from Ne
braska guests. The General eitertain
td them for fifteen or twenty minutes,
and recounted his advent P.rcs years ago
on the Blue river, in Nebraska, which
was then inhabited by Indian warriors.
Fne general recounted au adventure
with Indians on the Blue, where Beat
rice now stands aud acknowledged the
wouderful chauges that had taken
place iu this state since that time. Our
particular informant says that Mr. Pat
terson stepped very high after his visit
to the General, and pronounced the
visit to the Island the verv be3t of the
whole trip.
The state university since it went
into the medical business, has fitted
out one department with a full corps of
!-rofessors that will view the ill of
tnimmtc throusrh the "renular" or
o!i school" horoscope; aud we now
learn the homeopathic fraternity have
been about provided for, and that a
number of students a-e already prom
ised to attend that branch of the medi
cal school. We are of the opinion that
the state funds might have beec better
m ployed than they will bt in pitling
couple of machines to work grinding
out medical graduates from the uoi
voraitv. A medical education is one
that ought to bo sought for iu a college
devoted solelv to the instruction of
fiat niio -cience. evun then, & good ma
iv or sticks get through and inflic;
t en g rives upon an igDoraut and trust-
ul uuUic. In the outset we hazird
the opinio.! that the medical depart
njt of the university will fall far
i short of ibv ot&er departments.
A Serious FalL
Shortly after 9 ochclrthla mornluir,
John C. Livioxtone, a bricklayer who
win engaged at work on tho building
on Douglas, between "Fifteenth and Six
ttcnth streets, nut with au accident
which may terminate fatr.lly for him.
lie wus woikiug on the third ator
wall in the rear of the building, anil
was standing on a scaffolding which
was temporarily erected for the pur
pose of building up the Mall. As Liv
ingstone stood upon the scaffold a
board under Ida feet turned and pre
cipitated hi in to the ground, a diUuc;
of at least thirty-five feet. The poor
mau Ktruck on his right side and in tin
full his rigkt thigh was badly f ma
tured. In the descent Livingstone
struck on a small area wall, which has
been built and this concussion only ud
ded to his injuries. lies ides Living
Btoue, there were between eight or ten
men working on the building, and
when they saw their companion fall,
immediately hastened to his assistance.
He lay upon the eaith insensible, and
the men picked him up and carried him
to Dr. Merriain's on Fifteenth street.
When he was carried up to the oflice,
the doctor examined him aud found
that his heart was beating but faintly
and the man unconscious. Presently
he recovered enough to speak and he
faintly called for water. As soon as
the doctor set ihe fiacture of I he limb,
a conveyance was sent for and Living
stone was taken home. Ir. Merriam,
at this time is unable to sny whether
the injuries will prove fatal or not, but
lie is ccilain I hat the iuu:i will have u
haid lime to survive.
The above we clip from the Omaha
Union. The Mr. Livingstone men
tioned has many friends in this city, he
being employed on the Sherwood buil
ding here during its construction. Mrs.
Livingston was here at the time of tuc
accident, but was summoned to her
husband's side by a telegram immedi
ately thereafter; from parties convers
ant with the nature of the injuries, we
learn that but vague hopes are enter
tained for his recovery.
Track Topics.
Yesterday there were 660 freight cars
crossed on the Plattsmoutii bridge.
Thos McCue, a freight brakenian,
lias received his discharge fordruukeu
ness and getting left from his train.
Frank Watson has commenced work
over at the Pncitic Junction fetation.
Conductor Taylor, from the 1$. & M.
main liue freight force, has resig.ied as
the bulletins announce, to save a dis
charge. Conductor Wampler, another main
line freight man, has been discharged
for numerous causes, all of which were
enumerated on the bulletins.
Conductors Blue aud Brown have
been transferred from 'he bridge; divis
ion to main line freight runs.
Fred Eaton is new freight conductor
on the bridge division, who, with
Lewis, were promoted to train runs.
Lately, the B. & M. people have had
a large and increased amount of work
in the freight transportation line and
have had to work their train men long
and extra hours. Sup't Thorn psou com
plimeiits the train men on his division
tor the cheerful and willing way in
which they have handled the extra
work for the company.
Happy Cal Wagner in Omaha
The performance given last evening
at Boyd's opera house by Wagner's
minstiels was attended by an immense
audience, in which were seen the faces
of our most prominent citizens and the
atre goers. At 7:45 standing room on
ly was announced, aud after the cur
tain was rung up at eight o'clock ev
ery ouu who cams had to be denied ad-
mittauce, and lose one ot the pleasaut-
est treats of the season. The crush on
the sidewalk was simply marvellous ex
cept to thosf who know what
Happy Cal Wag.ier's minstrels can do
in the way of drawing a crowd, and the
police found it impossible to clear the
walks. As to the programme, it may
be said in brief that all the acts were
new. The eutertainmeut, from first to
last, was full of mirt h without any
semblance of vulgarity. Our citizens
appreciate real merit, genuine wit and
minstrelsy in a - refined manner, aud
Happy Cal Wagner must realize the
fact, for surely an audience ot such mag
nitude and respectability is rarely
gathered together in our city. Omaha
Bee.
Official Returns
Mayor Smith and councilmen Pat
terson and Murphy are home from New
York city, where they h:ive been on
business of importance f ?r the city.
The Herald in conversation with the
mayor, learns they had a successful
trip and that they will have a proposi
tiun to submit to tho city council at
their next meeting, which the Herald
will then m :ke public.
Grand Jury Discharged-
The grand jury returned indictments
agaiust Shay for enteriag Anderson's
house and Sullivan for entering R. H.
Druesdow's boarding hojje. Having
n other business before them they were
discharged by Judge Pound. District
Attorney J. B. Strode, before the Jury
was dismissed complimented them on
the manner iu which they transacted
their busiuess, and stated that Otoe
county furnished less criminal busine
than any county iu his district. Neb
City News.
Dr. SchilMknecht has put to work
a small r-ir:ment of masons and car
peoi'Ts a h s n w -fSc , it occupies t e
ltc of tne -one recently burned, bin
will hi fiuished up iu the best manner.
The Dr. being determined to have the
font orc iu Ihe city.
PERSONAL.
(
Dr. Knot, of South -Henri, VHJ our
city a lsit today.
Mrs. Walter While Is shopping in
Omaha, today.
John A Macmurphy cleverly looks
in on us today and gives us the news.
Hon. Geo. W. F.-oat made these
newspaper headquarter a pl'aant call
this afternonn.
Professor Harris is iu the city, today
called here by the uVatli of his sisler.
j
Mrs. A. P. Stout.
C. II. Pirmele started lor the Ccster
county ranch, this mrninir, to i'gone
tour or five days
Joi n Clark, Esq., of Wit-ping Writer,
was in the city over night, leaving this
morning for (J leu wood, Iowa.
Rev. John Marshall, the "purieiit" of
our J. w., stopped in tho city over
night on his way home from a brief
trip to Kansas.
J. B. Strode arrived home from at
tendance at Otoe county district court,
He returns Monday, to try a couple of
burglary caaes.
Miss Addie Buttery returned yester
day from her summer visit in the east.
During her visit there she visited At
lautie City, on the coast, aud spent
some time in Philadelphia, and enjoyid
a very pleasant pumtuer.
Mr. W. F. (Jore, treasurer f Happy
Cal. Wagner's inii!tre!i, nude thellKV-
ALU :i pleasant :ill this nun nii;. li.
..:. .i . i .
------ -
man, having been for some year on the ,
staff of the St. Louis Globe Democrat, j
io .i muiuuii K'J'OK uen.-p.i ..-i
Professor J. G. Miller passed through
the city this morning with his family,
bound for New York, where he will
take up his abode for a vhile. We
don't know what some of the Lincoln
people will do without the presence of
the doughty professor.
Uncle Jacob Vallery, Sr. arrived
home a few days ago from Ins Euro
pean tour, feeiing and looking a great
deal better than when he started out.
He says he had a most enjoyable trip,
aud one doubtless he can alwas refer
buck to with great pleasure.
John Seaburn, wife and two children,
of Biushy Prairie, Indiana, are in the
city for a few weeks' visit. Mr. Sea
burn is a brother of Mrs. P. L. Wise,
and is one of Indiana's wealthy farm
ers, who is away frnm home to visit
relatives and enjoy the glorious climate
of Nebraska.
Louie Lord.
The Louie Lord dramatic company
tomorrow night will appear at the
Opera Iloue in 'Liuwood Case" a play
written by that mo iel riniiiiaiMt j?oit
Marble purposely for Miss Lord. Our
people may well expect something of
more thau ordinary merit, enough of
comedy is sandwiched in to make the
plav sprightly and iu-cresting throughout-
Uont tail to atteud.
Cal Wagner's Minstrels.
One of the iuigesi attdieues that ev
er assembled wimin the walls of the
opera house was that whicn greeted
the appearance of Cal Wagner's new
minstrels Ust evening To say that it
was au appreciative one would be
putting it. loo mildly, for from the re
of the curtain to ihegoiug dow n ol the
same every song and every sally was
gree ed wnii rounds of applause. Hap
py Cal is iht same artist who has been
df lighting audiences for so long a peri
od that the memory ot man ruueth not
to the coutrar", but unlike the gener
ality of bis couireres iu the burnt cork
line he has kept ahead ol the times, and
as a sequence all hi jokes and all his
acts are new. This is equally true of
all other performers who have all de
parted from the modern idea of mins
trelsy as seen in the variety halls of
the country, consequently the pro
gramme is one of which, while bub
bliug over with fun. is pure and clean,
and theretore on whicn any lady can at
tend with perfect safety. State Jour
nal. The valuable driving team stolen
from Mr, Ambrose Patterson a few
weeks ago has never been heard of since
they left t le county.
A man claiming to be a collector for
a sewiug machine comuany hired the
team with the apparent intention of
collecting money due his company in
tue Soutnern part of the couuty. In
this manner he got three or four days
the stare of his pursuers which seems
to be sufficient for his safety. The on
ly point he can be traced to was the
town of Weeping Water where he coel-.
ly put up and fed the team on the first
day.
It seems a little etrauge that a man
could get away with a stolen team, in
broad day light from this part of the
State.
A Grand Time.
Charles Bieletelut aud his bride may
well feel proud ot the grand reception
ball 'endered them last dighi at Jlar
monia and ;ity hall by the mrwry
friends of the groom in this city. The
affait WiiS an impromptu gottw.i up by
the young m iu's friends, and was a
complete surprise to the happy couple.
Aoout 0:e hundred aud fitly persons
attended the reception, and about half
that number enjoyed themsetyes in the
m.zy dance,
The presents were many and valua
ble, aud iu the aggregate were valued
at about $500 state Journal
Ditl
Sept, 27th, at 3 p. si., Mrs A. P Stout,
of cousumption. The funeral wilt
take place from the family residence,
corner of Pearl .apd Ninth streets, on
Saturday, September 29ih. at 3r.ii.
Services will be conducted by Elder
Cnarles Uowe. An extended notice
will appear tomorrow.
Lnl-'ii Kichter ITarmonikies at
ma
" XTStf Letter. -
retnalulng uuclalmd In tho P. O
at
Plat!mouth "Sib. SoprJSth, 1881
Arthur E W Brown P Scolt
Boudcker. Mis Joule Billeter James
Clark I) II Connelly O I)
CUrk M D Crabtree M J
Dart Orlando Gibbons, Patrick
Gillespie Will F Eigenbroadt A D
Harden Mis Nellie Kinney Mrs L
Kourtright Mrs N Kiukead Selwlri
Kisei Win P Lyons O W
Liny J McFarlaud I) F
MuMnin Jas A Miller Mr
Nichols Miss Bcttie Norris Miss Norm a
O'Reily Miss B
Peterson Elmer
I'ittman Thos S
Plane Will W 2
Olsen Mr
Palmer L L
Pervlinan Q
Phillips Win
Rhodes Charles J
Simpson C II
Splithof C
Ti ruble Ben
Wocka C
Wolf Henry
Young Mrs Anua
Spring Hans 2
Richard Titus
Stursengger Emil
Smothers Hiram
Taylor W A
Wamy Mrs O 11
Winkler Joseph
Wheeler Miss Josic
Persons calling for the above will
please say "Advertised."
J. W. Marshall. P. M.
Frank Leslie's Popular Mouthly.
For October, is even more brilliant
than usually; the contents are replete
with, information, interest and enter
t-iiument. Mr. Kimball contributes a
very interesting history of "The Bank
of the United States"; Noel Ituthven
..n ...(.!.. ....: I.. ,t hif -l ....i" 1 k. r. vjn
nil ai Lll II' rilllllCU nil;""
one on "Cireassia aud the Circassians";
E. S. Tanner one on ihe "Matiufac'ure
and Uses of
; Must rated.
Xf Mexico
lenti.er" c:uh profusely
Thv Pueblo Indians of
ii auoMit r i.dinirabh-
.. : .... i
ai'ieir. til iiiu u.-jai i tu lit i nii'n
an coutinutiou of the serial. "True
to Untruth." short stories by K V- Has
linirs, Millie W. Carpenter, Janet E. R.
Reefi, Mary R. Higham, ect. Teerc are
interesting sketches, thrilliug adveu
tures, poems of great merit several
beautifully illustrated, and an abund
ant miscellany. There aie 128 quarto
pages, over 100 illustrations, and a
handsome colored frontispiece. "Hon
eyed Words." Only 25 cents a number
or S3 a year, postpaid. Mrs Frank
Leslie, publisher 53, 55 and 57 Park
I lace Now York
St Louis Fair.
The Mo. Pac. Ry will sell excursion
tickets Lou aville t St Louis and re
I urn Fair week at 13.75 sale of lkt3
to commence Se pt 30. and continues
io and including Oct. G 1883 good re
turning on or before Oc. 8.
During the w. ek visitors may witness
at night "Veiled Prophets Street Pa
gen t." "The most extensive display
of Fire Works ever seen in America,"
and numerous other dazzling attrac
tions, all of which surpass iu magnifi
cence and splendor auything ot the
kind ever before witnessed. For Tick
ets or information call on or address J.
P. E.li8 Local Tkt. Agr. Louisville
Neb. 17ld28wtf
New Arrivals in Silverware.
L, C. Erven has just received a large
addition to his stock of fine silver and
silver plated ware. A large variety ot
goods in this line, in the latest patterns
and designs can be found, aud all de -si
rijg substantial and elegant goods
are requested to call and examine Mr.
Erven's stock before pnrrhasing. 188tf
Taken Up
B the subscriber ou Platte bottom
Sunday Sept. 8th two yearlings heilers
red marked with white on the belly.
Owners will please, claim property pay
charges and take them- a A ay.
dtt Cha's. Vandekventek.
Dr- Sohiidknecht's Office-
At the present and until further no
tice, I will have my office with Dr, Sal
isbury in the Rock wood block over
Johnsou Bros.' store, where I may be
found 'luring office hours.
lG9dWtt VV . H. OCHILDKNECHT.
Bed rock fkices. . I have on hand
a large and very superior stock of fur
mture, muchot which I propose to sell
off at cost. My goods are for sale and
v-efore purchasing I wish everybody
who needs furniture to call and look
them over. All I ask ol the public is
to examine my goods and my prices,
d&wtt Hksby Boeck.
F. S. White has just received a car
load of "Sea Foam" winter wheat pat
ent Hour guaranteed to be as good as
any made in the United States and
prices as low as the lowest. Also a
car load of bran just received which
we deliver to any part of the citv.
164tf
M O' Connor keeps on hand the cel
ebrated Anheuser Burch St Louis Bot
tied Beer and always ready to pay pac
ticular attention to his customers.
15tf
Joe Ford has the boss skating rink
in Fitzgerald Hall skates new and kept
in the best ol order room clean, light
and comfortable and the best of ordei
always maintained. 182:8
Largest stock of wall paper" at the
lowest prices at Warrick's. 152t3
A libetal discount on goods bought
for presenU at L. C. Krvn s. ISfHf
Dry Cottonwood for sale. Enquire of
L. L. Bennett. lotr
Patronize the Circulating Library.
Will J. Warrick. I82t3
Morley shaves for 10 cents. lfi'2tf
Special attractions in Silverware
L. C. Erven's. 155-tf
at
Lowest Prices and
Warrick's.
best goods
183t3
at
Bremner's
cracker's are the best.
lflSlmn
Hay-
200 Tous of first class hay for sale
leave orders with W. S. Wse.
17d33wtf J.T. Wise.
Ask forBremner'a cracker's.
;631mo
Buy Bremner's choice cracker's.
l68lmo
Fresh California fruits and celery
received every other dav at
14$)-t f. - P. S. WnrTE'.
Bremncr'a milk cracker's. l631mo
TamUy B4L4c at Warner's P32t3
- special Noriccn.
"Adrwrmerneni under tj.il j bend, three ccuU
per tine eacti laneriluii. - '
MONEY TO LOAN On real ett ty A. N.
BUillvan. -
t,X)K -ALE- llouiri. loti and wood land by
A John lluu & Sun.
FOK AALE-A Kod Mason Haiullu cabinet
organ, a hurahi for culi purcbmi-r. 1 11
yutie if llriuiitu Sctuldt. 17&U
POIt HALF. The
Woods property ' r Bher
J. W. Mamiuall,
Aueut.
A
IS Uera.
POK HALR Itestdetice prop rty. "ue of Ihe
of tlie betl lucittlou III tlm eltr.
trade fur stuck, luiju're of J. W. M.rlUl. I '-oil
r.K HALF, -llouve and tola, prti-e V.o. I(K)
casli, bithiuce Iu monthly p yments.
It. U. WIMOUAM,
FOKMA I.K-Si- eul resldonces. cheap. Iu
quire of i. H. WheHvr & C.
L'OK I. K -Scratch Tablets la till aires. Hi
T ttmoUlce. mu
I'OK SALK a, lot In khmI location. I'artlru--T
lata at this oOlve
VOlt SALE Au order for a new American
A- rewlui; Maehlue. luuulre at thUoOloe.
VOR 8 vLK 1.0JJ cord of wood.
W.rt. WUe.
Inquire of
POKHALE i Id papi-ra for sale at thla office
a- ut 40 ceut.1 .er hundred or 5 ceula per iUl-
if
LMlRSALK-rourlotiitoKetherln tod locii-
lion lathi city, luqulru at thla olllce If
tMiti KKvr i lip mirlli atore room Iu
Nev
-T i I..-H lil k. und M rooms ui mulr. 4iood
location for rea.uuraul or uouiUIiik liouit. n-ius
eheup. Apply to in. evtlle. iwil
Tl
iO It It NT A house, corner 7th and Locuht
atreet. luqulreof 1 hus I'oiloeK.
POR KENT Coin foJluble ulaoe. cnrni-r
I
J.
1-earlund 10 His., laieiy oi-cui.lnl ly W
Warrlek, Ki-inlr t viarriCK's druu Mock.
ICTtf.
VOlt llNT One oflice room and dwelling
eonneeted. (3 room-Mi slnlra cvr Unit
shLelder ImKer'.. tmplUf at Mi. lloltst-hnH
der'a. liUt
FOU HF.M - llou-i-, i oi'Venii i.1 to lnfi.
If. K. ti. Hovkv &. fUiS,
I'liK KENT-Hnuth -t"e r-iom of the I'nlon
l loek. Kuquireiifti.il. I'.lack, K. Spur
lock. Alva Drew, UusIui-hh eueiiatu-.-. Iiif
FOR KKNT-Dwelling llnin-ea, Imiulif ft
IIGiltf W 11. hii xl-KM.
LOST A pass book containing pap-rs vulii
alle only to owner llnilur p!ea-e leave al inl"
OfliCM.
lu.'ll
FOUND A ;old toothplik. nwner proving
property ami payiiitf tor I hi nolu can
have the same, lSJif
L'JUNU-A ladie pocketbook cojit:unlnK
-a- aouie chaiiKe The owner can have tut
same by callliiK n ;- Hreckenfleld, provhiK
property and paying for this notice. i.'isil
Dresstuakiug.
To the ladis of Plattsmoutii and
vicinity I wish to announce that I Imv
taken the rooms lately occupied b
Mrs. Tutt in the Uuion block, where I
shall continue dressmaking and invii
all to cl!. Mks. M. E. Mokti N.
dl25t6-wl9tf
Take none but Bn mner's cracki te,
and you will get the best. lC31mo
Ask for
cracker's.
Bremncr'a Eureka butter
lOiilino
FOR S ll.i:. I.oIh -2 aud 3 In
mock 41, Improved.
U!7 It. II. n iMMM.ll.
Photograph, autograph and scrip al
bums at Warrick's. I2i3.
A Square Meal
Can be had at the City Hotel for ;nl
5 cents and lodging at mime reasonabh
tates. Farmers aud ( ,ominen ial .Men
will please bear this in mind. d&wti
Mc-Court bells PilUbury's Bent
XXXX Minmapolis, Minn., Flour.
2Ui4
Leave orders for grapes from Lees
1 y's nursery t A. Claiks gtocer.
lGXdtf
Wanted.
500 men to unload .Schooners at.
IRStf .T.J. McV eyV
Henry Boeck is selling furniture a
prices below any house of the saiin
tyle in Nebraska. If you doubt thih
fact call onhim ami know the truth. H
The finest crark-r"i are
1631DQO
Bremuer's.
Fresh Oysters.
Fresh ovsters just received and for sale
at Frkd STadelman 6.
!67tt.
Tobaccos McAluin.Piper Heidsiech,
Bravo. Horseshoe and Climax, at
20t2. Simpson's.
Sheriff's Sale.
By virtue of au order of sale Issued by J. W
Johnson, cmintv Jude wltuin and for Cass
c--uiitv, Nebraska, and to me directed. I will on
Saturday, the th day of October. A. D. ins, at
10 o'clock a. in. of raid day, ni t.ie south door
of the court houne In the city of I'lattxmoutii.
in Raid county, sell a. public auction the follow
inir Dersonal otouertv to wit :
Two bedteidrt, 4 quilts. 2 sheets, 4 pillows. 2
straw ticks, 1 large lamp. 1 txble and oil cl th
cover. 1 ax. 38 yards carpet. 1 bureau. lounsre.
2 pictures, 2 rocking chairs, 2 caiie eeat ch;iir-.
4 wood Dot torn cnairfl, I oracKei. z ueer neaii-v
1 kitchen table, 1 table npread, S market bas
kets, 1 lot dishes. 1 cook stove ana furniture, 1
coal oil can. 1 water bucket. 20 d -unds flour. I
jug, 1 wash tub, 1 bucket lard, 1 cloibes basket,
i clock.
The same being levied upon and taken as the
property of Johu Dougherty, defendant, to
satisfy a judgment of said court by M to. Mur
pby & Co., plaintiffs,
rlattsinouth, eb.,Sept. 24th A. D. 1883.
K. W. Hvi-KS.
SherlS Cans Co., Neb.
By M. McElwaln, Deputy. VblVi
NEW
Furniture Stare
DEALKK IN
FUB1TITURE 8 COFFINS.
and all kind of goods usually kept in a
riRtsTCLAHN I I KSITI'KKHTOIO
Also, a very complete ctocK of Funeral Goods
Metallic&WoodenCofflns Caskets Roties
EMBLEMS, Ac.
Our New and elegant hearso 1 always Id
readiness.
Remember the place, in UNION
BLOCK, on Sixth Street. TWO
Doors sonth of Cass Coun
ty Bank.
Whear we may be fouud night or day.
J. I UNRUHi
.irrinvi.
NI-
. GAFF, FLOSCHMAN k CO.
COMPRESSED YEAST.
The best yeast i i use, received fresl
every TUESDAY and FRIDAY
mornings, r si j i j plied by
AMUSEMENTS.
WATERMAN OPERA. HOUSE
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
Friday Evening, Sept. 28th,
HAPPY CAL. WAGNER'S
New Minstrels!
K. II IMCOWJt rrop'raiid Manager.
AN INNOVATION In MINjTRCLSY
Kem ttk ib'e for Kltii,iii'aiit and buMtlor
wtili talent del irlit- iit'lt a I'Oimx'f viet
them ev r where lentlnu the Capuclty of the
larifil I lira wn
rierveil ! mi ;il Wnli e-il iv m-mlntf.
Hec-ure aeut.
U In ail . inc.- ami uVolJ iIim inaL.
WATERMAN OPERA OUSE
ONE NIOIIT ONLY.
Saturday Ev'g, Sept. 29th.
F.XOAOKMKN T OK III K
CELEBRATED EMOTIONAL ACTRESS
MISS LOUIE LORD,
HITPFOKTKD 11 V
AN EXCELLENT COMPANY.
ndi-i Ihe man lyineiil f .Iiiiikk A. I ord and
Mull M. ii Id-, hi S..i Uariile'a
Luteit Hueci-ha,
Linwood Case !
MISS LOUD AS .M A K; KKY DOUE.
Atlinissloii, 7 iiiid IOc
No extra cl:iivc for l.'ettrved Seat", now 0B
ah- at J. I' Yoti'ig'M.
EDUCATIONAL.
Musical I iisl iictioii.
To My Friends:
I have ri-1'i'j.'iiiiied my rlaits
f limtriii'tion upon I he I'lauo, and should be
leased to huvesiirii H" uiay desire instruction
HiMrcss or call upoti me. My ti-r u are rea
nal!i'. and in v intnictl .11 after ihu iiiohI lm-
irovi d method I'upll-, bi Klnnliig wrong, can
ever expect to becouie in;t-t-i".. 1 Invite a
rial aud exii mln;ttiiili.
KATIE DOHRIKGTON.
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THE TWELFTH YfiAR
or the
JNIVRS IT Y of NEBRASKA
V.II.L OI'KN
TUESDAY, SEPT. 11, 1883,
with ;m ainule corps ol iiiKtructor.
On ivmilu-Hti'in lo the Clianei-llor cat;tlo(rue.s
an h niif uliieil liv tlis4-leili Iiik infoi maliori.
ami eeititW-ittei foi- li.ilff.tr? on liie railroads
y those expecting to at t-nu.
Firjt Term begms Tuesday, hept. 11 1S.
.-second " " T lUinday, Jan. 3,1881.
Third ' ' Tuexday. April l.lssi.
Annua! Comrnen -ein-iit Wednesday, Juna 11
THE COLLEGE OF MEDICINE
will open Oetober 2. l3. and continue t mo'j.
WESCGTT
:9
BOSo CLOTHING HOUSE
J ft fA
Is the Place for YOU to Trade. :i U
Our sv.-tc-iii ol uoin;r busineee
will jileasse you. Every article i
narked 111 jdain hirures and sole
on its own merit, o monkej
biz. 110 iewinir. no linnibuj', no
auction good?, no eboiJdy goods;
yuii get 3"our money wortli every
time. Ibe latest (dries and Uest
goods obtainable with money are
ti fctock. and we will never be un
dersold by any lioufce, either large
or fimall, and you will always niia
115 anxious to serve your interests
11 a manner to gain your eolm
custom. Come and tee us.
C E. WESC07T.
THE BOSS CLOTHIER,
Rockwo jd Block.
A
O. . HRSGLEY & CO'O;
BEST tfJ THE MARKET.
Hade OXLYot rentable OL
and Vuixi JJccI Tallow,
To Induce housekrepcrs to dve this 8os
a tri.d. WITH EACH BAR TTM f- f-3 T
WE GIVE A FINE 5 3
TABLE NAPKIN U UUL:L
This oJTcr J . made fcr a short tion ot'
and should be taken adyaatasa of at 03fC
V.'o VT.UiUANT this Soap to do morawai
tue wi:U creator eano than any ap lat--a.-kct.
Ii has no EQUAL. Icr uso la tt
aad coii wiier. k
YO'iS C33GE3 HAS IT. .'
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