OPERA HOUSE BLOCK
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OPERA IICUSE
CI.OTIIIKItS,
GENTS
AND
FURNISHER. .
TOST OFFICE
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FsJews Depot,
8TATIONEKY,
Jaws rate.
MASON & HAMLIN
OSCARS
HEN BY F. MILLEK and
PLATTSMOUTH OPERA HOUSE1,
October 1, 1883 I
ror the next Thirty Days I will sell
Mason&Hamlin Organs
PLATTSMTH HBRAU
rUBLISHEII ET
ftc Plattsmontti Hcral Pcblishinq: Co.
Telegraphic
THE CRIMINAL CALENDAR
Frontier and Fire News
Judge Hoadly Abandons Cam
paign Work.
!
To clean up as line a stock of Organs as ever were offered to the pub
lic. Any one in want of a hue Organ will find it to their
rnteret to call and get my prices. For the
ahove time you can get a
MAS ON & HAMLIN,
"Tli Bost in. tli World,'
I 1 . a . A r- A - w
lis low, or lower, than the Hi-called cJicai. Uriraus, lor UAM1, or on
I
RENTAL, or TEN-QUARTEREY-PAYMENT plan.
(Grciieral Agent.
JL2Z 13. TODD'S
ardvare Emporium
AT SAGE'S OLD STAND. ON LOWE1. MAIN STREET.
uTIie IHUvst JLine oi (Uook tovcs9
66
66 66
66
Cxasoline Stoves,
" TTinware
" Cm en oral UITaril ware
To be found In the City. New good at prices that defy rompetion. Give me a rail
AMI HE TTdDHDHD.
1M
and
I
"Warranted to be a3 good &3 any wire made. "We also
p in etock a general assortment of HARDWARE, STOVES and
Is H ARE, and sell as cheap as any IIard.ware house in the country.
News in General.
Indianapolis', Oct. 4. Tlie railroad
war on passeuytr ruUB to Chicago will
4Ud ut tuiuuight tonight. A comprom
ise had beeu effected by whica Uie new
Air Liue division of the Louisville,
New Albuuy &, Chicago railroad will be
admitted to the Union pa-monger de-pot
and the privileges! of i!c union track
lu t It is city.
Siuiduaky, O-, Oct. 4. Judge IIoa
ly, democratic caudidate for governor
ol Ohio, uddrebscd a crowde- house
litre last mglit. Today ho was pros-?
trated and decided to give up the To
ledoine eiing. leaving for Cincinnati
( via Toledo this evening, lie it much
broken down.
Kaiibua City, Oct. 4. A Tim.-a Dein
ing, New Mexico, special sajs D. 11.
L-ioy and George H'ibou left here 011
the llhii of September for the purpose
ol ncuiug Ouarles MuCoinas uom the
Apaclau and not returning without hi in.
Arriving at Caa Grande, they found
that ChielJuli had been killed on the
21st by falling iroiu his horse while
drunk iuto the Casa Grande river.
(terouiiuo succeeds Inai as chief. JLe
roy and Wilson had much toubl; in
gaining an interview, owing to the un
settled coudition of affairs in ignoring
Juhs sous in tlie succession, and the
tact that the Mexican soldiers were
trying to get the Indiana drunk pre-t-uuiably
with a view to niusaucrcing
iheui. The ambas-iadors iiually secur
ed an interview, and oik-red Uerouiuio
100 bolts of calico and 200 cartridgen
for the boy. The chief said the boy
y.-h3 with Juh'd widow in the muuo
tains, and she would not want to give
him up. but he (jerouimo, would com
pel her to release the chld upon tlip
payment ot the ransom, At this junc
ture the Mexican soldiers appeared,
and the chief broke ofT the interview.
Lerov anil WusJn were unable to see
aim again, and returned un-Ucce.iUul.
Further step?, however, will be tuktn
for the rescue o' the child.
Pittsburg, Oet. 4. At the scene ol
jesterday's coiiflagratiou large " crowds
toda swarm. .Men are at work among
the ruius. There were also a number or
women. Small exhibitors who had lost
their an m the lire, still keep up the
searcn in a despairing way, hoping to
save something from the general ruin.
The origin is still unknown. The ex
position managers hold firmly to the
belief that it was the work of incendi
aries and not caused by an explosion of
benzine. The latent -tneory is that it
was set alire !Vi the purpose of robbery.
l'he aggregate lot.6 will be one million.
The insurance is not oue-tifih ot .this
amount. The exposition society are
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erecting a high "fence around the
grounds.
San Francisco, Oct. 3. Senator Shar
on today commended suit in the United
States circuit court against Augie Hill
declaiing that the alleged contract of
laarrifge between huuselt and her.
claimed by Mis.-- Hill to Ik- in her po--t-ssioii.
is a lraiiduieitt document, that
t o audi contract w s ever Mined by
nounced dead On the eveninc of June
y, 188-?, he sent his little boy out of the
house on a pretense, an 1 when the lit
tU lellow returned he found his mother
lying on the floor with her skull
crushed, and a bloody a& lying b side
her. 1 1 i.t father had flown, but was ar
rested the same night. When the trial
came up it wat clearly shown that he
had committed the deed.
YELLOW FEVEH.
Sn JFianci-co, Oct. 4. Letters or iv
ing from Guayainas and other points
in Mexico show that not hall the truth
has been told ol the ravages of yellow
fever in those uulorluuute cities. A
letter received today from (jeo, Trent,
a well-known pioneer California!., bet
ter known at the owner of the famous
race horse Thad Stevens, at Mszathm,
says, in order to give some idea of the
violence of the scourg" in this city,
that out of an opera company ol thirty-one
members, seventeen have d.ied,
including the prima don..u in less ihau
three weeks. Wiihiu two weeks more
only live of the origiual troupe was
left living. Medical men were all sick.
Two ol them died. The victims were
buried hastily and uucotliued. Three
hours was the usual interval between
death and burial. Fur the hut week
deaths have not averaged more than
twenty a day. The disease is, however,
sweeping the iuurior towns like wild
tire. Courts are all closed, and the
judges fled beyoud the jurisdiction of
yellow j-ick. The spread or ihe dis
ease is oclieved to be largely due to the
ignorance of pliysicans ot the charac
ter of the lever.
Advertising Cheats I!f
"It has leColiir to coliiliiou to wiite
the begiuuuig ol an ai lick, lu an ele
gant, ii.tercniiug m.iuner,
"llieu run it into some advertise
mint tuai we avoid all such,
'Aud simply cad attention to the
in en is of Hop Liitters in us pliiu, hon
est li-i tns as possible,
"To lLduce people
"To give them one trial, which so
proves iheir value that they will never
use anything else."
HANKS.
.lollff I-ITUEIt.l.l, A. W. MeLAf-IIMN
I'lesiJeut. C'ltKhler.
FIRST NATIONAL
sup
B .a. iisr -k: i
OK iUATTSMOUM!. M-.LKASKA,
Oiltstlie very Ix-st I;t llitii-s lor the iiunit
trauf actluu of K'Kitlinato
BANKING BUSINESS.
Slocks, ISoiuls. liold. (iovvrnnieut and loca
Hecunlien l.uu;hl and hoi a, lrjoslts receiv
ed and inlen-st allowed on lime I ei utl
calcH. Kialt: drawn, available hi any
larl ol Hit. United NlateB mid all
tlie principal towim ul
tmpe.
CollM-tions made & promptly rtmitttd.
Highest market pricen paid for County War
rants. State ai.d County Kondc
DIRECTORS :
Jol.n KitRfr.nd A. K. Touzallu.
Jolui IC. ClarK, It. C. Cu-lilnK,
eo. E. Uuvey, K. K. Wtnte,
A. W Mcl.auulilln.
WKEP1JMG WATER
IB5.E5IIES.!
WEEPING WATER.
E. L. ItEKD, President.
NEB.
15.
A. GIBSON, Vice-President.
It. S. WILKINSON. Cashier.
A General Mmi Basiness Transacted.
IIKHUMITN
Keceived. and Interest allowed on Time Certl
Bcatrs. IltA I TS
Drawn available In any part of the Unite.!
States and all tlie principal cities of Europe.
Agents fur the celebrated
HaffllK Line of J-'ieamers
Bank Cass County
Cotner Mala and Sixth Streets.
PIjATTSMOTJTH ITEB
'The Hemedy so favorably noticed
in all the papeis,
"iteligious and recular, is
"Having a large saie, and is
planliHgall oilier medicine.
"There is no denying the virtues of '
the Hon plant, and the proprietors o.
Hop liitteis have shown gioat shrewd
neas.
"And ability
"lu compounding a mrdicine whose
virtues are so palpable to every one's
observation."
Did ShoDie?
"No!
"She lingered and suffered along pin
ing away all the tune tor years,"
"The doctors doing her no good,"
"Aud at last was cured by this Hop
Ihtiers the papers say so much about;',
"lluieeu! Inueeiil"
"llow thauktul we should be for that
medicine."
A Daughter's Misery.
"Eleven years our daughter sutlered
on a ied of misery,
"Prom a complication of kidney, liv
br, rheumatic trouble and Nervous de
bility. "Under the care of the best physic
ians, "Who gave her dtsoise various name?,
"But no relief,
"And u.-w he is restored to us in
good health by as simple a remedy as
Hop Bitters, ih'it we had shunned tor
yeurs before using it." 'fur. Pauents.
S JOHN BLACK. FTesident,
I J. M. PAH KlISON, Cashier.
Father is Getting Well.
"My daughters saj :
"How much betier father is since ho
ured Hop Biucrs."
"He is getting well after his long
fufferiug trom a disease declared incur
able" "Ai'dweare so glad that he used
your Bitters." A Lady ji'Ulicu, N.Y:
Transacts a General BanKiDg Business.
HIGHEST CASH x'lUCE
i
Paid tor County and City Wat. -ants.
COLLKCriUXM 31 A UK.
'End promptly remitted for.
dikecctoics :
loir. Black, J. M. I'att ison, C. H. I'arn el
V. II. Gutlimaiiii, . Morrirsey, A. 15.
init.n. KiHd lorder.
ARNICA PREPARATIONS
Cdemistry has discovereil no ; emedy mi peri.,
to Arnica f t-healinc external oriirions. I'n pel
ly prepared and coiubined. it bus jio cQUtti an i
toiiot preparation.
TELLY
The iiithliest - conden
satiOx. or arnica W ii
speedily cure cluii
1 liands, ciwk i
li-w mil 14iiiliiii. .
of th skin, whether cnnpcl froiu e inntie liittt
ences or th use or HI I.X"j . . tOSMETII !
Wnl cure pimples oil laoi mikI jie-n. ret d rii:
oh, skin Kolt untl f r. Iuva uable in S;t
lilieiiin. A JniTiiiy j-eino!y for cuts, hums, bruih. :
a -u sores. J'lilU LN lUUi. AL, WCUKsi, 5c.
LA ILVl'lll - a
fl TOILET SOAF
elielitnilly pr-
iim- J.lulily mcfl
:utel. Al solute
lv 1 uvo. Keena tli-
b'.O'.i fr .m chapplai an! Imjartj to it life oni
it lie.iltiiy : . Unrivi lied for cleariii.c the
k p and eradicating dandrnff. Tho most per
ect toi.et 6oap in tho 'worid. I'lUClC. 25 cents.
Shaving So?
St Louis Fair.
1 and see us in the IZockwood Block.
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And Tinners' StOGS.
ALL KINDS
FUR SALE BY
Kxcelsior
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ST. LOUIS, MO
ass County Iron Works
WASH-IAN & KIRBY, Propr's.
ENGINES.
hlatitsi--ioii.tli.
S1AXUFAVTVRBUS
iOIIlLJBKS,
IKON FR()NTS HOUSE COLUMNS,
AM) OAS 1 IIS(rS. ,
facilities or hefivy worlc in Colu mos and Castings for Business Houses an
nassed in the State.
li-ClIINE R-5PAlUI?fO of all kinds. Our Machine Shop is fully equipped
Ul clusses of work in iron.
Vtroni-se N.raska manufacturing. We duplicn? all-east err prices, saving
1 bt and time ,,
rtie buiMiaif i .ny part ortne nrare bqoui.j rntj im yu icrnm ui ca-nngs
i iu', or j.roinise ut murriugr given. He
a?kh li.e court to compel Mian Hill to
1'iuduce ihe ailei?el c u tract aud retniu
poastssion ot it tlint the frau u eucy of
tue document may be proven He
denies ever having beeu married -ii.ee
he became a widower. He states that
tiie object of ilis.8 Hill in perpetiatiujj
th alleged marriage contract is to la?
claim ou his estate in the event of his
death.
Y ebb City. Mo., Oct. 8. Val Hattoii
a miuer, was killed by a premature ex
plosion of vuleuu powder yesterday
. 1 x w. ;
mm juiii Jiurun na .Mr. amos were
fatally injured.
-SOT GCILTY.
llot bpriDgs Ark-, 4. The jury in
th cirf-mr court h re in the case of
PV. nk T nn, ndi t I for killing Char
ley Mai thews, editor of the Hornet
newspaper, rendered a verdict of pot
guilty.
MTSTKRTOCS DISAPPEAHAKCE.
M.nueapolia, Oct. 4. I illy Anderson
a Swede girl, who has been iu America
since June, ami in Minneapolis for two
weeks, disappeared mysteriously Mon
day night, aud has been unheard of
since.
HANGED FOR MURDER.
Pittsburg, Pa., Oct. 4 Jimes Mc
55 teen was hanged this morning in the
Vaid ot the count jail. The execution
Waa conducted quietly, and was wit -
nessed by two hundred persons. At
eleven o'clock he left the cell for the
scaffold, attended by the priest and
sheriff. He walked erect and ascended
the sc ffoM with a firm tep. Whan
asked if he had anvthine to bht. re
plied "No.-' Iu"'thf fall his neck Was
The Mo. Pac. By. will sell exclusion
tickets Lou avilie to St Louis and re
luru Fair week at $13.75 sale of ikts.,
to commeuce iSept ull. and continues
10 and including Oct. 6 1S33 good re
turning on or before Oe' 8.
During the wek visitor may witness
at night "Veiled Prophets Street P-
geut." "The most extensive d -ply
of Fire Worku ever en iu America,"'
and numerous oi her d.izzimg attrae
lioiiti, at I of wliicii Murpas in luagniQ
Ceiiee iipl splendor any :linir ol the
ki?id ever bei'ore vit.nesied. For Tiek
eta or iiit'oruia'iotl dll on or address J
1 E lis Local Tut. Am. Louinville
Xeb. 17yd28wtf
A m( dicated articl.
of rare merit. Jix
veins all plinples
liealmsfip fiwv ntifi
.'.lAKKSII WIXO a I I M(,Hl.
H'nd .rsod ly l.eudin Barbers, wl e say of it,
"Witbous piur vllel as a ehavinc; soap." Kich in
lather and iustin-f. Keeps the fa-e and neck free
f ompiuiploa. I' ICJ-! 15 tts. for alarecake.
AR CA
TOOTH SOAP
Is without question
the most perfi ct or
tele ever produced
as it not only cleans
es the t etb thoroushly, tut tho combinitior
wi h arnica preserves and tij-dens tlie puma. 1.
gives t the bro th a sweet, delicate odor, lte
taste is deliahtfu - Price, !i 5c a box
All drtiegists bo 1 the above articles, or we 'will
moil them, postpaid, . u recei it of price.
C. H. STRONG & CO.,
Sole Proprietors and .Manfrs., Chlcagc
WILL J. W.UHIICIy,
AO EN 1',
PI.ATTSMOUX1I,
N EH f KA.
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Unparalelled Jttractions.
FALL & WINTER GOODS
KM lilt AC I X(J AN KI.KOANT VAIMKTV OF
II ill,
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AM)
C?-.IESIE3IESfa0-S.
Liceue Notice.
No.ice is hereby given, that the yn-deismiir-d
haei uiade application and
Hied hs petition with the County CVin
misisiouers of Cast, coll ty Xelra.sku,
for liceu-e to sell malt, upiriiuou and
vinous liquors at his place of business
in South JJend, Cass county. Nebraska,
and thai the sauie w iil come betore tlie
Commiasioners for actiou at the No
vemoer session of the board.
Davio Cakfenter.
Soi;th Bend, Oct. 3 i, 1SS.J.
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Dissolution .Notice,
Notice is hereby given that the part
nership heretofore existing under the
firm name of Gi-ace tThierolf, is this
day dksolved by mutual consent. Mr.
Thierolf will couduct the business at
their former location being authorized
to collpct and receipt tor all bids due
the old lirm. James Grace,
186 5 , II. Thieholf.
Plattsmouth, Neb. Oct 2il 1883.
Haying opened and refitted the rooms
under F. (Jarruths Jewelry Store Mi
J. P. Rees Is ready to wait upon his
eUsitoniers with every couvemencc
which should belong to a lirbt class
barber shop Hot and Cold Baths al
ways ready. 185tf
To the old customers of the barber
stand under Mr. F. Carruth's Jewelry
store, I have re-fitted ami opened this
shop rd am ready to guarantee you
every convenience, comfort and pleas
ure to be found In a tirst-ciass barber
shop- -
Hot- ind cold baths alwav read v.
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BLACKSMITH
SHOP.
Wagou, Buggy, Machine and Plow re
pairing, and general jobbing
(aw now prepared to do all kinds of repairing
of farm and other nachinery, as tnere
is a good lathe in my shop.
PETER
The old Reliable Wagon Maker
has taken cbarge or tue wa;oa snov. "
He Is well known as a
NO . WORKMAN.
Kew Wraai
and Knexl isadr
tliouirl
used to tret the
Dress Goods. Dress Goods.
We don't care to make any com
ments on our line in this depart
ment, lbr we know the ladies are
much better fudges than we are,
our l.et endeavors were
latest 8tles and
tlie handsomest materials in the
market, and we left nothing un
done to lind lor the ladies a line
of fjoods inieri-r to none to he
found, and at prices that will .veil
all we can handle this Fall.
Blank' ts and Comfortables.
We are aide to trive von bottom
1 ll'ICOK I III t lll'KI
I l-
is lare and new,
have no tnmbh
lection.
i m ids
and
1
in niakln
Our ftoek
you will
se
Yarns.
Our stock of Varus
everything in Western
man knitting; also, fid
( i ermantowns, Saxonies,
coin ji 1. es
and (Jer
lines of
etc.
Velvets, Mis il Plnsfa
In I 'lain, Urocade and Fancy I'abrifjties.
The Newest Shades. Cheaner ihan .Ever Before.
ucsiery
In this lejaitnient we
oiler a collection of La-
Jicb' Cientr' and Children'.-. '.ods,
which for varittj' and . cheajmess
has ntver been equalled.
rrt
p 1 lie
1, nient
nir
largest assort
ever opened
here. We have the best makes,
and cheaper than ever before. An
excellent Ladies' White -Merino
suit for $1.00. Ladies' Scarlet all
wool at $2.75 a suit.
We carry all I he lead-
hrauds, from the
best to the cheapest, and make the
prices rioht with you every time.
The be.-t ;ic Cor.-et iu the city.
Sole agents iv Jiall's Health and
N uiin; Coiets. Warner's IlipJJ
and Thomson's (J:oe I ittin.
Ladies1 Hnslii Underwear.--
In ihis line we carry nothing
but made i'v v.i the best muslin.
I till line.
and iinest ti in.m no
DOLMANS,
Ittissian Circulars, Paletos, etc.,
The Latest, Ihe Eest, Ihe UotMest
Styles ever shown hero; prices ranging from .o to J5.
Carpets, Mattings and Oil Cloths.
On these Goods we are Headquarters
FKED. fl Eli If I ANN,
One Door Hast of First National Hank.
THE EL
(HORN
SALOON
KEAB QUARTERS FOR
1 F-i m
Jos A
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-ALE, WINES, BEER AND CIGARS,
Olil Kentucky Whiskies,
IMPORTED WINES,
AIUMM'S EXTRA DRY CHAMPAGNE,
NATiVE WINES,
ST- LOLTIS PEER.
.rugs
Always 021 draaight.
S Iimm of SIG-iLH.S
ALWAYS IN STOCK, AT
THE
Fitzgerald Plock
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GOING EAST ANtl WEST.
i-jppani Liar coaebps. Parlor P rc t-.Hi ini' ,
Siniokin.-r Car.
volvlng Cliairs. Imilman Pal;u. KlefD
ftne ranioua C. 0. & Q. Dicin;,' ara rua dauy to an1
COI4.C KCRTH AND SOU fu
with RecJlu ; Solid Trains of h'l-aut tiav Coaches and Pl,'
Sfiph. Atcliiaon X Trmclr- rinirii',m.. i;..i
ptweea IadianapoUs & Council BJu.7s via lorU.
All CODOCO-iOnS mailt In I'nlnn 1. I .
'Xacnm as the gnsai TUUOUGU CAB i
irora bt Io-Ji
Ltu-licpton Cedar Lapi.tssnd AJoert L-a to fct I
I atJ and .MiimeapoLs: farlor drs with lUxiicinir'
Chai to an 'r:a tit. Lcuis asd Pcoi- and tSi
and tro-u bt Lcuii and OttuWa. oT-io
cUanjre of cars between St. Loui. ani
Aioines. Iwi, Llacoli-, Nebraei, und
It 13 B-Jrori-uIy as:uod to b th I
Finest En u I naed f n 1 1 m r, m I u . im..i .. )
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