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HARNESS.
STREIGHT & CO.
(HHfffMr to Mtrelgkt A .tllller.
MATioPAcrrnKB or
PINB8 f BABKES.
A lare Hue ot
Sables Bridles Collars Whips &s -
;ilv, ;i' k Ii. li4'k.
htyttt ill y t' . tf t lttil t.'ttto
sort iiotut.
Vain Street, bet veen Kourlh aid Kllth.
11JTIP.
CALu AT THE
Old Reliable
LUMBER YARD
1. 1. HTMAS & SON
Wholesale and itetall, Dealer In
Mne lumber
SH lAGIlS. LATH,
SASH, HOOKS,
ULIMiiS, &-.,
tiith .Mi el ii. imrcMpi litise.
1 OllL-
h LI1Y HOTEL.
llils 1 esuiiili I ilte tory brick etructure.on
It i am siittt I JuM been buished and
fi iu ii u' loi Hit- itcuii n c da l iou of
ILAMSliM CVHlOilJSliS,
AND
IIECU -Alt HOARDERS.
EVERY UIKfi KEW AKD CLEAN
A Ccti tar
Id connection with the
llOUHC.
-.f. FBED COOS. Propr
VXOXC-UAND GOODS.
PAFLEMAN & CHAP.MN
Vill BUY and &ELL all kinds uf
f:eiuture,
PETALS,
IRON,
HAGS
AND
FUHS
Will MtviiMP n.i i vi all
iS.U.ABLE OOOikS,
t it it ut i M:in Mieet,
.. . . r vn" I' rkV Furuitnrr frc
t;Uli LI I . r l-. 1st. 134611.
BOO IS AND SHOES
AND
REPAIRING
AT
Sherwood'S.
Plattsmouth, Nebraska
c o
uust Received
FINE USB OF
MEERSCBAU AKD BRIAR PIPE
OP HIKF.CT '1MFOKTATION.
A Challenge 5c Cigar,
ft iany made for the retail tr--' ily. i
Peppeiberg's Clear Factory.
EPNST WAGNKR
Practical -Architect
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Of 1'lltttSUlOUtll.
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of I'lalisiuoutU.
For County Jude.
ICACV IN UUsSKLL,
of keeping Uttltr.
For auperliiteuueut ol ScJiooIh.
of sioe . reek.
For Cierk of tl.e AUulct Court,
bUJJAfc.K. 11 ACL,
of ii I. l'leiktut.
For County Surveyor,
.CifcOKufc. . KAI1CF1ELD,
of 1'UtliuioutU.
For County Coruuer,
l-tllltV I'.
Ol 1'li.tUuat.Ulll.
For Coiuiniskioiier, iUuu Diuict,
JUll.N t'1-t.au..Mo,
ol Stove Creek.
ML, of X.
ilectu eeiy '1 umuu tveuiDj; at their
Civile ilitii, iu KuckwuoU Jituck. Vis
Mug Jvuiybis urc luviivU io ulieud.
J. W. .tHSisoa, U. C.
V. L DVKE8, K. ut It. aim o.
A. feallbbui, teutit.
C. A. tlursliall, Ueuflst, uc-c-t-or
iu tiutier b Jauritiiull.
'aeeiu t-xtiucieu lllioul paiu,
u u: oi Atru oxiue au.
Two doUuis i cr Ui' , t'roiu this date.
Ihu Cuzzt-u s Cui. yili and Harney
a' rett Ouiaiia 2seU. tiiicti liiol clctsa
iu evciy paiticuiai
V. Ramsey & Co.
of the Palace Hotel toan.a F .Nt w Mex
ico. . Oct. 1 K83 169.0
Leexly & .vli&unon will deliver
fruit trcea iu Pluitaiiioutli ucxi wjek.
IaM Ot. Main streer, a Luuch of
ui.ie or leu k.-c, the tiuder will pieuae
leave Hit brttue at ttie depot or tliellEK
CD tce. 190t2
Mr. Pcttee last evening sent a very
auoslauliai pair o: nl.igilor hide boots,
to hib a 'ir Ciiailey, who is iu the min
ing bulling in Utah.
Dai. c- and o bier aupper at Rock
W(iki llali under the au.tpices of the
ladiea ot bt. Luke's Guild next Wed
nehd iy uighr. Admiaion 10 cts.
A lare giny wolf was shot
Htudi uuru of the city on
lasi. Tne., wolves have taken
ion ol the imiglc just north
in the
Suuday
the
city.
Three weddings are the talk for to
morrow, ami ur for Sunday next;
Vetily this is the eeuj-ou of the year
when to be given iu marriage is to be
very popular.
Mrs. Deypaiu's folks, who live west
of tbe high school, have a four pound
sweet potato on hands that they raised
on one of the highest knolls in the
city. Who can beat it?
Now is the time of ear for catch
ing gophers. Give the small boy a
spade aud i steel trap, and live cents
for each gopher and he will soon rid
the fnim ami orchard of gophers.
The no ed Arndt case in the United
Slates court at Omah t. has been decid
ed by Justice Miller in favor of the
rainoud, which will result in Mr.
Arout being ousted from bis landed
possessions in blunders county.
Members of the E.zevir reading club
will bear in mind the metiug at Mrs.
D. A. Campbell's on Friday eveniug.
Every member uf the club shoulu not
fail to atleud this initial meeting. Topic
for llie evening Tem.yson.
Miss Lydia Jams, of Chicago, baa
written ilro. Simpson in this city, re
gal dlug Lei holding a series of piano
recitais in this city. Miss Harris writes
that she comes to Omaha to give a
a ries of r ciluls th -re, and would be
pleased to visit latismou h on a like
mission. The progiamme Miaa Harris
submits is c assicat aud ulaboiate, and
she known as one or the liuest pian
ists iu the west.
Tho foliowiug froia the Lincoln
New vvoUiti indicate that Mr. Thotn-a-,
a former Cas county t itizn, had
ueserlid his citosen role6siou of j ur
na.isui: The Rod Ctoul Ubittf has
changed hauls. M. L. Thomas, the
former editor and proprietor, baa been
aui-ceeded by Mr. C. A. U -mer. re
OoiiCy of Clini' C, 11. In saluting
pa lo..s and pui .ic tl.e Eewiy Installed
jinj i trior n tuans, tnut the Cnief will
t i?i:noe to pretch reuublicauism by a
i .tgnij Mttv, i!?d will ?avo the vdi
tor ai ull ia orJt-r lo publish a
THE SPORTSMEN'S CLUB.
Arrangements fur the Annual llant.
The gportituen'a club met at Smith
fiecaou'a office Saturday evening wlti
t.iitf loilowin uiemiKTa ireout: O. fc.
Smith, Jo., en, C'uapiiiao, Ruahueli.
Hlcliey, C. II. buiitlt, linker, Nae,
bVuiictt, Mathevvp, Uiutnuioud, Car-
ruth, Viae, NeviIleCoffeo
A coiniuittee cousibtinif of Jcues,
O spuiau and Carrutli. was aipoiuted
to make tiudl M tticineiit lor jfluas b tllo,
and clay pigt-oui tcei durin ' the sum
luer.
cite questiou of lioldiug the auuuul
iiuul wai diacuadcd at luuglh and on
motion, llturtiUay aud ! riday Nov. 1
rod 2d wer aelecied an the dayu lot
tiiu Iiuul the atue couul to be xL.clua-
iOy uuou oi tu.diy tins 3rd; lire
tf iiue nut per and baUuuet to be held
theiT uiug ot the 3rd.
'I uk loiiowiu were appointed as a
cututiiiltee lo Huperioteud tbe Cotia ot
the iiauie it. It. LiVlUifblou, L. JJ.
Renuett, J. U. Richey.
ilc0r. Oeo. a, uiith and W. D.
Jouea were elected ci ptaiu of the two
A.. .. .A- . 1 . a
cuuis iur me uuoi an i were also ap
poiui.uu aa a giauuiug commiitee ou
tne aupper.
it, was ueciuea tnat eacn memo r
participaeing in the hunt, be allowed
to mvue io the supper, In additiou to
himself and lady, one gentleman and
lady the losing sideiu the hunt paying
for the hunter's suppera. The captains
lr the
huut selected the following
teams.
V D Jouea, Cupt. 'GVS Smith
Capt.
Clinpll.au
Bennett
Livingston
Raker
Hyers
Mathews
White F E
Black E W
Crawford
Aguew
Atwood
Neville
Eikeubarv
Nagel
Smith C II
Strode
BtiHhnell
Webber
Wise
Richey
Coffey
Streight
bchildkuacht
Jennings
Lewis
Curruth
bhryock
Mr. E F. Crampton, whose wife died
in this city last July, found the folio -iog
piece of poetry among some of the
effi cts of the departed lady.
It beems Mis. Cramutou, in her girl
hood days, had leeu a member of the
same choir as Mr. Crampton, to which
she doubtless relets iu the verses below.
At the request of many frieud-t we re
print the article referred to:
I'll Watch For Thee-
I'll watci for tliee jp there,
W iihiu th5 pearly Kate,
I'll siaud a uouk the aeraph band
Wlio at the porta :a wait.
And a tbe rausouid throne
With palms of victory come..
Aud pa.t the everlasting d ors
Xo Kaiu llieir lieavenly homo,
I'll mark with ale eye
Tne radihiu spirits blest.
And ajaiily welo-nie every saint
It to the promised rest.
Bur when thy a ul la freed
From e..rtnly toil aud pain.
And wIiikh it fligiit to euier in.
With all the btooawashed train.
With bounding heart and hand
I'll aweep my gulden lyre.
And rush to greet and welcome thee
Xo eaveu a rejoiciug choir,
Then will we sing tbe song
ith blended v. ice above.
The aotig u uaedio aiugou earth,
UtJeaua' dyiug love ;
Well gather round the throua,
Uui bleat Keuee ei ' neat.
And cist the crowns be buug'itfor us.
Adoriug. at Ills feet ;
And with tea thousand more.
All purchaseu with His bioud,
We'll swell the ecuning anthem rtrain
XoChrist, the Lamb oIGo!.
Then wait and suffer ou
A tew more years below.
Sin; yet awhile the souk of oarth,
1 bough 1 from earth must 1,0,
In Heaven I'll wait for thee.
w iiilnt thou .irt toiling bera ;
My heart wiuntill be joined to thine,
I'll watca for thee up therj.
Cuckte Burs.
Inasmuch as every farui r has raised
more or less ot cuckit burs this year,
and from tbe fact that th .e same burs
are very troublesome iu I coming en
tangled in the tails of horses when
gathering corn, the farme; can avoid
all inconvenience by tcing each
borscstail in aack and 1'.. teuing these
sacks to the crupper.
Master Mechanic Uu vl. ; .vorth is to
day arranging the Oauk ou Filth Stteet
which has been cutting into his siJe
walk every time it raine in such a
maruer, tnat the floods a:.' ' even Fath
er 'limu himself will peart. y be able to
efface it. He has taken some souud
well soaked coal oil barn-!, tided them
wiibteas tings sharens oo tl"". they weigh
aDout 800 pounds a pie-c and tilted
them up solidly against 'i:a sidewalk,
which makes a water way 'hat cant be
affected by any quantity of water.
We uuderstaud that Joe? McVey has
lea&ei the twottory lrai:!; vuildiug be
tween Smith & Blacks ;i .l Pat mele's
building, and last nigiit the city couu.
cil granted a permit fur rum to move
to tbe new quarters.
Tohhn Cutright gei t j Otnab, to
niyht aud will forward the erection re
turns as they are rect i zed, by tele
phono here, arraogemcut ;aviug been
made with the telephone 2omjauy to
that effect.
The Omaha Graod Jury is after the
liquor dealeis who have bjeu violatiug
tne Jaw, in a lively maou-.r, seventeen
indictments having bevu lbucd against
the irri: g dealers iu liouid refresh
mental Thv couucll met last uigiit. Wo
will give tLe full proceedings tomor
row. '
Tje flnet Oiboag -s ever rais -d in
tnts couuty are in the market here liuv
iu fOc sttiaVi tv W. i. tVfbojr Jr
I'EKSO.NALS.
A. V. McLaughlin
tils week.
ii in Chicago
Gcu'I Stcvcnsou came
vefct last uigl t.
from
the
E l Fitzgerald went to ludiauola this
orniug on a visit.
M. A. Hitrtigau was attending court
hi Couucll Iiluff yesterday.
a. . cntes returned from court
voik at Fnuiout lat uigbt.
Jamea Patterson, jr., atarted for In
dtauolu tliH morning to atleud school
Dr. Sturdivant, of Eight Mile Grove.
made the Herald a pleasant call thia
morning.
J. E, Morriuon wcut to Crete where
ie will attend the aeaaiun of the Grand
Lodge of 1. O. O. T.
Pelioe Court-
A lively Cuao occupied the time
oi
tiie jolice court yestei day. ll
seema
i'erc Wood a arretted ou the charge
of having stolen a revolver, and aouie
uiouey of the Jew lirtu who deal iu
second Iiaud iiooda ou lower Jiaiu tit.
Jacob Levy, Esq., appeared ia altorne
tor tire Jews, aud b. 1 . Vaualta, lor
ilie deieudauc, a jury trial beiug de
manded by Levy, the lollowing parties
were sworn iu a juror: Joe AicVe, A
Peterson, James iietold, Geo. Dove
aud Harvey baue. 1 hll xouuk wu
auuimoucd, but iailiug to appear, the
court flueil mm 4-2U and tne uUl pro-
ceeded.
Old habitues, of the police c5urtf say
lk was the moat luuguabie aliatr tbey
ever heard; but it seems "JakcV'elo-
queut appeal to the jury wus not sum
cieut, as a disttgreeuicui was the best
could be doue. Tins so Irighteued tiie
Israelite that he paid the costs and
withdrew the complaint.
This morning a Air. Geo Bell, mount
ed ou a wnile charger, rode dowu Main
street at a rather rapid gate, aud was
overhauled by tne ponce, taken beiore
the court aud fiued $1.00. His friend.
Mr. Sioper, concluded to ride the
same steeo, which resulted iu the sail e
manner to Mr. btoper. Betl saye this
is a good towu. Out he never sawsuch
officers. '
A Law Suit.
Beluie, J. C. Ittu Leu v's court on
Satutday last, was a buit iu court in
Volviug ten dollars lor board and lodg
ing. It took the court and four attorneys
to find out to whom ih ten
doliais was due. inecase was
i ke sme ot tbe feasts of the
jews, it was uiovaJIe First the case
started up at Newberry's office but on
account of the' interests clustering
amuud the same U was moved to tbe
bpacious dining bad of the Cottage
House where when the yellow moon
with bashfulnes was giving tier soft
light to tbe hurrying footsteps of the
young people as they were hurrying to
citoir uieetiug at the M. E. Chutch or
the skating rink the Court and attor
neys were sweating at tne hetty ques
tions iuvolved iu the case before ttietu.
On and on the moments flew till near
the Sabbatn morn even alter the young
moon had gone to rest did these learn
ed parties stay by their case Indefati
gabtllity, forensic eloquence, pertina
city aud perspicuity surpassed its self
then they rested aud the defeated par-
ty has the costs to pay. Lawsuits are
just as easy us easy as falling off a
log.
The frisky cucumber still blooms
and makes pickles. The tomato still
flowers aud is setting fruit. The beau
still climbeth upward, and the busy
bee is sliil gathering nectar, and the
young man who last spring lett nis
overcoat with his uncle, as yet baa no
thoughts of calling on his relative to
take it out of soak ; his linen duster is
good enough yet, though October pay
day is about to reach him. It is well
for bin? that things are thusly, for the
expense of learning his solid girl bow to
wear roller skates has taken all bis cash,
and left him the alternative of giving
up his cigars or usiug "snipes," when
lie does smoke. Truly, the weatber
h;i3 been favorable, to not only the
farmer but the youtig man whose win
ter clothing was put to "soak" last
tpriug.
We ar in receipt of a period c:d pub
tished in B num. dv ted to t ie ihory
of Itetter care and treatment for dam
auiuiils, the motto of the piper is "We
speak for those vho cannot speak for
themselves" and contains quite a num
ber of incidents indicating the close
approach to human reason of many of
th lower animals. The paper is doubt
lees an able assistaut iu spreading the
humane and growing doctrines ot the
society for the prevention of cruelty to
animals.
State's Attorney.
At the Academy, last evening, before
a very demonstrative audience, Mr.
John Dillon appeared iu "State's At
torney," a drama that affords chance
tr the introduction of alarge number of
s nking situations. Dillon was in
noo 1 trim, and met with tne heartiest
reception throughout. The piece is
sut eiv a "g." '1 he young Quakeress
was finely given bv Miss Nellie Wal
ters; rest of the company are all good.
Eveuing Wiscunsiu, Milwaukee.
At Waterinaus Opera House Oct.
i .
J. P. Young aud . V. J. Warrick
have eah received a most handsome
line uf hand painted birthday cards
and other nobby pictures.
Cyrus Altou of tliis Coduty was elect
od a delegate to the general misionarj
me.ting of the christian chnrch which
ipetiuij i W4 M CuB&tt
Eight Mile C rove Items.
October 8, 1833.
S. Morrow returned Lome to Whiting-,
Iowa, last week.
Miss Jennie Richardson returned last
week, to attend school at borne tb'a
winter.
Mr. ami Mrs. 12. Oakes will go to
houae keeping this week and try nt
life in earnest.
Mr. and Mra. W. Brown, of Brward,
are visiting relative? here. At present
they are the gi'eats of L. Busterhollz.
Mr. aud Mrs. Will Mufz have goue
to Auburn to visit bis patents this week,
and lo get a load of apples
N. Johnson sold bis farm, consisting
oi ciifiuv acres, lor two thousand dol
lars, to Mr. Route, one day last week.
J.C.Fletcher and son have gone to
Valparaiso in view of a location, aa
they desire moving out there this fall
Colonel Jenkins met with a aerioua
accident a few days ago, by running a
pitchfork iu hia foot, laying him up for
I few days.
John McCoukey will move outo his
new farm near Hastings, this week.
If the weatber hud been more favorable
he would have gone last week.
Our mail comes more regular aince
it has been changed back to the old
mail carriers, and aa often aa the
weather will permit it will come regu
lar every day.
Otto Mutz has engaged to teach tke
Mt. Pleasant school this winter: aud
mo veil hia family there, last week, so
as be ready to begin work on Monday.
Miss Emma Calkins returned home
a few days ago. from Georgetown, Colo
rado, w here she has beeeu spending the
past three months, visiting among
friend, much improved iu health
The base ball nine of this place
played with the Cedar Creek .nine, on
their grounds, last Saturday. 'At the
close of the game the score ateod f ortv
two to twenty-five in favor of tbe
Eight Mile Grove nine. They wii
piay again in two weeks at thia place
Dr. Sturdivant was called one day last
week to S M. Davis'. Upon arrl viug be
tied his horse lo a fine, large shade tree
aud entered tbe house to aee his pa
tient, which he found to be a charming
young lady,; so be tarried uii til. a late
hour; next morning to bis dismay, Mr,
Davis found his tree stripped of it's
bark so bad as to destroy it, and says
the Doctor will have to settle the dam
age by paying for tbe tree. Be more
careful where you tie your horse after
this, Doctor. DlCK.
"Jones" Look Out.
II. C. Van Horn, who settled In Cass
county some twem y-eiht years aaro.
sold his farm last week and intends to
retire from farming, as he says he ' is
too old to follow a plow. Van' is be
ing pushed as a candidate for sheriff.
out has not decided whether to go into
.We campaign or not. He wants to
ome lo Nebraska City to reside. HV
Uiiy Jiew.
For Sale u a Bargain.
The furniture and fixtures, and all,
or a part of the stock 'of the Mill!
uery store, of the late Mrs. A. P. Stout.
Call at the store. 191Gtwl
Genuine Wheeling Stogies at Phil
Youngs. itf
A Square Meal
Can be had at the City Hotel for only
25 cents and lodging at same reasonable
taten. Farmers and Commercial Men
will please hear this iu mind. dJbwtf
If you want to purchase any wed
ding presents be sure to give Phil
xoungacall 187tf
Try the new barber under Carruths,
187tf
Dissolatloa Notice.
Notice is here.br given that the part
nership heretofore existing under the
firm name of Grace &ThieroIf, in this
day dissolved by mutual consent. Mr.
Thierolf will conduct the business at
their former looation being authorized
to pay all d-bts and collect and receipt
tor all bills due tbe old firm.
James Grace,
186t5 H. Thierolf.
riattsmouth. Neb. Oct 3d 1883.
Haying opened and refitted the rooms
under F. Carruths Jewelry Store Mr
J. P. Reese is ready to wait upon bis
eustomers with every convenience
which should belong to a first class
barber shop Hot and Cold Baths al
ways ready. 185tf
2,500 wooden tooth picks for 15c at
Pnil Youngs 187tf
Dr- 8ohlldknecht'o OfTlca.
At the present and until further no
tice, I will have my office with Dr. Sal
isbury in the Bockwood block over
Johnson Bros.' store, where I may be
found during office hours.
169JWtf W. H. SCHILDKNEOHT.
Hot and cold baths
shop under Carruths
at
the Barber
I87tf
Morley shaves for 10 cents. 162tf
For a shave at any hour call at the
bhep under Carruths. 187tf
Bremner's
cracker's are the best.
163lmo
Hay.
200 Tons of first class hay for sale
leave orders with W. S. W'se.
178d28wtf J. T. WISE.
Special attractions in Silverware at
L. C. Erven's. . 15-tf
Buy Bremner's choice cracker's,
lddlmo
Important to Travelers.
Special inducements are offered you
by the Burlington route. It will pay
you to read their advertisement to be
found elsewhere In this issue. 47tf
For bale
Two well Improved farms, bwtweaa
Louisville and Weeping Water. Ap
ply to Tbaddeus A'lams, on farm.
w?8tt
Remember if you want any auto
graph albums to go to. Phil Youngs
where you wiH $iid a large assortment.
- Wtt
SPECIAL N OTIC EH.
Advertisements under thl bead, three caul
per Use each Insertion.
MONEY TO LOAM-Oa real estate by A.
a am van.
pX)K -ALE-Houaea. lotsand wood laud by
John Hooa A ou.
FOlt SALE -A good Maton a Hamlin cabinet
orian. m bariralu for caib ourrbaaer. lit-
quite of lieiuian bciulUt. itmi
FORKALK-Tbe
IS liver.
Wood property near Sber
J. W. Uamuall,
Aaeut.
jTOK HALK Kestdeuce prop rtr. one of I
of tbe best locations Iu tb city, or
he
III
trade for stock, luuu're of J. W. Mortbis. lix
loot
EVH SALE Houte and lota, price $CM. 1
A CM. tl timlMbPa 1 ii iiiiinllilv it V ilk ii I
U. it. WlJtlMAM.
FOU8ALE He eral residences, cheap. Iu
uulre of ii. 11. Wbeeler A
ISOK 8 A LB Scratch Tablets in aJi size, a.
- ihliufflut. 1U
L'OK BALE a lot la good location, ran leu-A-
lars at thU office vii
7UK SALK An order for a new Amerlcau
A mwIuk Macnlua. luu ulre at tbla oQlce.
L'OK HACK I.OJO cord of wood.
W. o. WUe.
Inquire ot
ti
HOIt SALE 4 Id papers for sale at this otTlct
a- at 40 cents .er hundred or 6 cents per doz
en, ti
VOa KALE Vour lota toirether in gtod U
tlou la tbl city. Inquire at tali office
It
LOK KENT i be nortn storeroom In Nev
A 1 le's blvck. and S rooiua up sialra. (
l-catiou tor res.auraut or boardlu bouse. leuo.
cneap. Apply to v u. inevm. iJii
PU BENT A bouse, coruer 7th and Locust
streets. Inquire o! ibos Foiloca.
VOR KENT Corafojlable place, corner ol
a i-earl aud 10 bta.. lateiy occupied by W J.
Warrick, Kcqulrw mt Marrtca'a drug stock.
POR RSNT One office room and dwelling
connected. (3 room) u j stairs ever llotl-
shnelder baker. Unuuire at Mis. Itoltsebuei
ser a ut ii
POK BENT Houne. convenient to shops.
XT if. -K. t. lovav 6i flow.
TOll RENT 8. 0th ftoreroomof the Union
If lock. Enuuire of ii. 11. Black. H. Hour
lock, Alva urew, tiusiness ciuiuiittee. lutl
COK JtENT UweUiug Houses, Inquire ol
l louu nr . u. ouai K.K.
T OST A pass bttok eontainlng paters Valu-
- able ouiy to
owner finder please leave al ml
OthOH.
1011
POUND A Hold tootbpirk. Owner proving
- property ana paying lor tbis notice cau
have tbe same, ISJlf
ladies pocketbook containing
some change The owner can have toe
same by calling on :. Breckenfleid, proving
property ana paying lor mis uoiice. t&sil
To the old customers of the barber
stand under Mr. F. CarruthV Jnwelry
store, ! uave re-P tied aud opened ti,i-
np ai d am ready to guarantee you
every convenience, comfort and pleas
ure to be found ir. a fiist clas barb, r
shop.
Hot and cold baths alwav" ready
185tf J. P. Bekse.
Bremner's milk cracker's. l:l!ar
Imported ale aud porter at Joe Mc
Veys. 187tf
For winter bloom and out door riant
ing, Tulips, Hyacintha.'Narcifcaus. Hol
land bur8, Mies, and a large ttusort-
mnt of hardy bulbs and bei bact ous
planta all are leit planted in the full
ii you nave tnem as they will do n
good otherwise. Call and examine my
aiocic. Xj. a. AIoore.
I87tf
No. 1, 2, S and 4 goapel
hymns at
Warrick's. 190 2t
Ask for Bremuer's cracker's.
1631 mo
Take none but Bremuer's crackers.
and you will get the hest. lbalmo
Ask for
Bremner's Eureka butter
Cracker's.
1631uio
FOR SAI.e. Lots 4 aud 3 iu
Dlocii 41. improved.
d97 M. Ii. W1XDI1AM.
Leave orders for grapes from Lees-
ly's nursery at A. Clark s grocery.
163dtf
The finest cracker's are
1631mo
Bremuer's.
Fresh Oysters.
Fresh oysters iutt received and for sale
at Fred stadklman's. 187tf.
Phil Young t j just received a large
iue of Bird Cages to be sold chp.
18711
Mr. J. P. Reese tbe accomplished
barber is iu charge of the barber atiop
uuder Frank Carruths Jewelry Store
and tbe customers uf that old stand
will find every com tort and couven ence
ready and waiting for them. I85tl
Taken Up
Bv tbe subscriber on Platte bottom
Sunday Sept. 8th two yearlings heilers
red marked with white on tne ueuy.
Owners will please claim property pay
charges and take them a aray.
dtt IJUA'S. VANDERVENTER.
Go to McEeover & Herrmann's for a
good dish of oysters at reasonable
rates. l&smz
WaLtsl.
Pupils in oil and cbint painting. Ap
ply at once to Miss Nellie Thompson
at Mr. John Watermans. 18ol5
Joe Ford has the boss skating-rink
in Fitsgerald Hall skates new and kept
in the best of order room clean, light
and comfortable and tbe bet of ordei
always maintained. 182t8
Bed rock prices. I have on band
a large and very superior stock of fur
niture, much of which I propose to seii
off at cost. My goods are for sale aud
cefore purchasing 1 wish everybody
who needs furniture to call . and look
them over. All I ask ot the public is
to examine my goods and mv prices
dAwti Henry Boeck.
A libel al discount on goods iought
for prnwot at L. C. ErwnV 156tf
Henry Boeck is selling furniture at
prices below any bouse of the same
style in Nebraska, If you doubt this
fact call on him and know the troth, ti
Fresh California fruits and
received every other dav at
celery
l9-tf. F.s. WnrTR'
Fresh oysters and celery just received
at Bennett efe Lwis. l&8if
s i i i-
Now Arrivals) In ailvorwaro.
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 tbia line, in the latest patterns
and designs can be found, and all de
airlsg substantial and elegant, good
are requested to call and - examine ' Mr.
rTC9&K before PWfesuy. ttftf
AMUSEMENTS.
WATERMAN OPERA HOUSE
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
Friday Evening, Oct. 12th,
STATES ATTORNEY
COMBINATION.
' WITH
JOHN DILLON
--aa
"When I holler lls law."
8UI'POItTEI BY
MISS NELLIE WALTERS
and iu excellent Comedy Couipanv.
AtliulHNlon, 35, GO and 75c.
Reset v d eat at J P. Young's, tbif days
I" advtnee of entertalnsa nt.
EDUCATIONAL.
Musical Instruction.
V
To My Friends:
1 have reorganized my classes
of Instruction upon the 1'lano, and should be
pleaaed to have sum a may desire instruction
to address or call upon me. My ter na are rea-
nuli. and my Instruction after ibe moat Im
proved method. PaplU, beginning wrong. can
never peet to become masters. I invite a
trial aud examination.
KATIE DORIUNOTON.
dl2w25tf
THE TWELFTH YEAR
oriuK
ONIVCRStti Of NEBRASKA
WILL OPEN
TUESDAY, SEPT 11. 1883,
with an ample corps ol Instructors.
On application to the Chancellor catalorues
can be obtained by those desiring information,
and certificate for lialf l-trn on the railroads
by those expecting to attend.
V
-I.
First Term beglus Tuesday. Hept. II la3.
Heoond " " Tnur.day, Jan. S. 1SS4.
Third " " Tuesday, April I 1m4. '
Annual Commen-emeiit Wednesday, June IL
THE COLLEGE OF MEDICINE
11 open October 2. IBW3. and continue N mo's.
Tobacco Mi'A'pln, Piper lleidi k,
Bran. Horseshoe and Climax at S'mp
-
son's. iai 3
Attention Ladies.
At cost At cost aud below cost.
splendid chance for bargmn wlth'n
he next ten tiays al Mrs A. P. btout.
Having derided locio-eoiit tlie md-
liu-ry buriuiss ot the late Mra. A. P.
Stout, I will give extra bariraius for the
next ten days Lhui. h, uow l.i tht, op
portunity to purchase jour fall aud
winter millmerv at prices never before
offered in PI tii-ruouth.
isr.6wi Nkllie Stout
Cigars K'Iipe. ('Inh IIhih Comet,
Seal, Boquet Ac at Simpson's.
F. S. Whit has jut received a car
load of "Sea Foam" wiuter wheat pat
ent flour guaranteed to be as good as
any made iu the United Slates and
prices as low as the lowest. Also a
car load of bran jut received which
we deliver to any part of the city.
it4tr
M O' Connor keep on han I tbe cel
ebrated Anheuser Bnrch St Louis Bot
tled beer and always readv to pay pac-
licular attention to his customers.
l&6lf
Wuitebreast Coal aud Mining Co
Have just received the (list instal
ment of their celebrated Iowa coal.
and will be ready Monday morning
lor business. Will deliver lump
coal at $4,75 per ton, nut coal at M,-
50. Leave orders at Connor 6c dra
per's ollicc. I9GV2
ht Louis Fair.
Tbe Mo. Pac. By. will sell excursion
tickets LoUbVilie to S' Louis and re
turn Fair week at $12.75 sale of ikts.,
to commence Spt 30. aud continues
io and iu eluding Out. 6 1883 good re
turning on or before; OC 8.
During the w. ek visitors may witness
at uight "Veiled Prophets Street Pa
geut." The most extensive display
of Fire Works ever seeu in America,"
aud numerous o. her dazzling attrac
tions, all of widen surpaas in magnifi
cence and fpleiidor auythluir of tbe
kind ever be To re witnessed. For Tick
ets or information call on or address J
P E.lis Local Tkt. Airr. LouUville
Neb. 179d28wtf
License Notice.
No'ic- 'a ereby given, that the un
dersivueti h made upplicatiou and
tiled ins pen lou with the) Count) Com
missiouers of Cuss Coti ty Nebraska,
for license to sell malt,, epirkuou and
viuous liquors at bis plac of business
in South Bend. Cass county. Nebraska,
and that the same will come beiore the
Comuiiasiouers for action at the No
vember Bession uf the Uitrd.
David Cau pester.
South Beki, Oct 2 1, 18S3.
186dAA8t
cui; II SO .HO BE.
Another 1 bousand Bottles of Marsh's
Uuldeu Balaaui to be Given
Away.
Our enterprising and reliable drug
giats, Smith at iii..cE Bins, will cwui.u
ue to give away sample botties of
Marsh's Gotd.n Balsitu tor the Throat
aud Lungs, to all who have never tried
it. Persons who have already tried
this famous Cough retried) 'cau procure
the large botlles at 50 cents and $1.
Evtrvbody who is suffering with Con
sumption, Weak Lung-, Bronchitis, a
Couh or Cold, Sor Throat," Hoarse-
nes, Cr.mp, Wno-jping Cough, Asthma,
or any Broucnial or Pulmonary affec
tion, should try this truly valuable
medicine. For the prevention and
cure of Consumption f the Lucgs it
is the greatest remedy Nature baa ever
conferred u medical scieuce or human
research.
For all Blood and Liver aomplaiats
use Marsh's Golden Blood L Lmx Toa
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