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CANITIES JJSfZD C1QAE3.
James Me.
PLATTSMOUTH OPERA H0USE.1
October 1, 1883 I
for the iit-xt Thirty Days I will toll
Mason&Hamlin Organs
ilT
P.. I?. . 1. pt
i :itiu ui us inir :i mock oi 1ra.iis as ever were onereu u me iuu
Ii Any one in want of a fine Orjran will find it to their
mterest to eall ami get my prices. 1'or the
above time
MASON &
"Tlio Bost in
as low, or lower, than the so-called cheap Organs, for CASH,
RENTAL, or TEN-QUARTERLY-PAYMENT plan.
LJMT 13.
Hardware
AT SAGE'S OLD STAND,
TTIie BSest JLieic
66
66 66 66
66
To tc lonnd la the VUy. New good at
8hc.
and
JOH2TSOBT BROS.
Warranted to le as good as any wire made. We also
keep in stock a general assortment of HARDWARE, STAVES and
TINWARE, and sell as cheap as any Hardware house in the country.
Call and see us in the Iiockwood Plock.
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Cass County
W A KUAN & KIRBT, Propr's.
Plafctsiiaoutk. ISTelD.
JBOIJLERS,
IRON FRONTS. CAS1H&USE COLUMNS,
facilities or heavy work in Colu inns
passed in the State.
ACIIINE REPAIRING of all kinds. Our Machine SLop is fully equipped
nil classes of work in iron.
atronize N lra-:ka manufiictaru-i. uupweur au eustsrc prices, avin
ht and time.
a.rti huildin" in tny Dart of the State shonk. wiite lor our trrni? of ca.-tJn
agfi CQTT17TY ZaOIT TCSZS j
ch flth, ISS3.
OPKUA IICUSE
C'liOTIIIIHtS,
ami
GENTS' FURMSHEK5.
TOST OFFICE
Wews Deoot
P
STATION KI Y.
" f
MASON & HAMLIN
IIKNUY K. MILLKU and
COST !
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vou
can get a
HAMLIN,
tlao World,''
or on
JL&JKLIES IPIETT'LTIEIE,
(Keiieral Agent.
TOT) ID'S
Emporium
ON LOVER MAIN STREET.
ot QJooIt Stoves
(Kasoli nie Stoves
GFinwaro
" (Kenerailflarlware
prices that defy competion. Give me a call
AMI m 'ffODHDID.
7ha
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And Tinners' Stock
ALL KINDS
FOR SALE BY
Excelsior
'StCt
ST. LOUIS. MO
Iron Works
ENGINES,
and Castings for Business Houses an
PLATTSHODTfl HERALD.
PUBLISH KD y
lie Plattsmoutli Heral PnMisMw Co.
Telegraphic
hexkkal news.
Army Changes and Other
Notes From the Nation
al Capitol.
Miscellaneous Notes.
ANOTIIKU BOND CALL.
Wasluugcou, Oct. 13. Secretary Fol
ger says he will probably issue a call
for three per cents this afternoon.
AII.MY CIIANOES.
As the result of furthur deliberation
ou the subject, and in accordance with
the p e'cxcLcc of General Hanccck
aud officers, it has today been decided
that General Hancock shall remain in
command of the division of the Allan
tic, with headquarters at New York,
(icueral Schoilohl will take command
of the Missouri, with headquarters at
Chicago, ami (Jtnerul Pope will suc
ceed the last named in the command of
the Pacilic division at Sanfrancisco.
General Auger succeeds Major General
Pope in command of tho department,
with headquarters fat Fort Leaven
worth. Brigadier General It. S. Mc
kenzie will succeed General Auger in
command of the department of Texa?.
The department of the south has been
consolidated with tho department of
the east, Major General llanctck in
command.
General Sherman will, on November
1, repair to his home at St. Louis', to
await his retirement. The general will
be attended prior to Iu3 retirement by
those of his aids de camp whom he
may designate to the adjutant general.
M j or General Hancock was offered
the command of the division of the
Missouri, but he declined it, prefer
ring to retain his present command.
His letter of declination was received
at the war department today.
INVESTIGATION.
Surgeon Stone of the marine hospital
service, stationed at Saiamat, been or
dered by the surgeon general to pro
ceed to BrentoD, Alabama, to investi
gate th'; alleged epidemic at tbat plu'j..-.
The Louisiana state board of heaih has
been requested to send a competent
inspector to act with Surgeon Stone in
the investigation.
CONDITION OF THE TKEASURV.
Washington, Oct. 13. Gold coin and
bullion, 8200,915,920; silver dollars
bullion, $120,168 686; fractional silver
coin, S20,6:32,857; United States notes,
$52,93S,38; Total, 406,056,301. Cer
tificates outstanding: Gold, $50,560,730;
silver, .$81,624.701 ; Currency, 12,380,-
000.
THE HAYES INVESTIUATToX
flu: charges and affidavits afecling
the oilicial character of Postmaster
IT " T .1.!
naves, or ot. Liouts, nave reucueu the
postoliice department from the inspect
ors charged with the investigation of
the allairs of that postmaster. First
Assistant Postmaster General Hatton
says Postmaster liiyes will be given an
opportunity to aetena nimselt in per
son from the charges made against him,
and the papers will not be given out for
publication before he has been heard.
APPOINTED.
The President has appointed Jacob
Wheeler collector of internal revenue at
Springfield, Illinois, vice John W. Hill,
deceased. Wheeler is now United
States marshal for the Southern district
of Illinois.
COURT MARTIAL.
A general court martial meets at
brt Keogh Montana, October 16, for
the trial of First Lieutenant Charles
E. Ilargous, of the Fifth infantry,
charged with having duplicated his pay
accounts.
xo more fever.
A dispatcii from the Peusacola navy
yard was received today reporting that
the last case of yellow fever had been
discharge! and that there were no signs
of any new cases.
Mobile, Oct. 13. Two deaths from
yellow fever at Brentcn this afternoon.
Two mere are cxpe;td. Two new
cases were reported today, Femald
nurses are needed.
Robertson's cast.
A general order has ben issued pro
mulgating the action of the President
upon the findings and sentence of the
court martial in the case of Lieutenant
ltobertson, of the First cavalry. The
sentence was that Lieutenant llobert-
son be suspended from rank and com
mand and be confined to the limits of
his post for the same period, aud be
reprimanded in general orders. I he
proceedings alone of the courtare ap
proved by the president. The findings
and sentence are disapproved aud Lieu
tenant Robertsou is relieved from ar
rest aud ordered to return to his proper
duties. In the order promulgating the
above Secretary Lincoln writes as fol
lows: "No assent can be given to the
demoralizing idua which teems to be :
one of the theorio3 of defense in there j
care-, that no serious effuse h tt-iu I
nutted bv orhcers fiilae.v eemivni-' t
a Second pay voucher for the same mcn
lj, It It it iyui as security for a ' loaa
aud Is not expected to bo presented for
payment. An officer may not proper
ly give as security that, which is no leaj
than a power of attorney to dingracc
himself. The President is not willing
by Ida approval of thi finding and sen
tence to sanction the view that the
conduct of the accused found by 'the
court to be culpable, should he consid
ered merely a neglect of duty, to be
followed by a slight punishment. It is
to be hoped that lieutenant Robert
son will not again hrve occasion to
persuade the court tint the collection
of lib monthly pay if so trivial a mat
ter to him that he does not remember
a fortnight before it becomes due,
whether or not he has already drawn
it, and he will be more careful in the
future to avoid a violation of tho sanc
tity of his official certificate, trusted as
being made on the houorof an officer
and a gentlemcan.
the north ehn pactfic.
uieago, uci. ij. a statement is
published here that President Villard,
of the Northern Pacific, has partically
arranged for the construction of a num
ber of steamers of unusual heavy ton
nage and great speed to operate in con
nection with the Northern PaciGc from
Superior City to Duluth to Buffalo,
and by this means to over come the
cost of transportion grain from the
line of that road by the way of Chicago
and thence east. It is also asserted
that Villard interests have been quietly
obtaining control of tha Xew York &
vv est nore at iiunaio, thus giving
them, during the season of navigation,
a through freight line from the Pacific
coast to the east.
PKOPOSITION ACCEPTED.
Aew lork, Oct, 13. The finance
committee of tho Northern Pacific rail
road have accepted, subject to the rati
fication of the board of directors, the
proposition from Drexel, Morgan &.
Co., and August Belmont & Co., on be
half of the syndicate, for $18,000,000 of
the proposed issue of second mortgage
boud.s
Advertising Cheats !!!
"it has iecome so common to write
the beginning of an article, in au ele
gant, interesting manner,
"Then run it into some advertise
ment that we avoid all such,
"Aud simply call attention to the
merits of Hop Bitters in as plain," hon
est terras as possible,
"To induce people
"To give them one trial, which so
proves their value that they will never
use anything else."
'"The Remedy so favorably noticed i
in all the papers, j
"Iteligious and r.ecular, is j
"Having a large saie, and is sup !
piamiHg an oiuer medicine.
"There is no denying tho
.
the Hop plant, and the proprietors of
uu a vr
i Hoj) Bitteis have si. own groat shrewd-
"And ability
"Iu compouudiua a medicine- whose I
virtues are so palpable to every one' i
observation."
Did She Die?
"She lingered and suffered along pin
ing away all the time for years'
'The doctors doing her do good,"
"And at last was cured by this Hop
Bitters the papers say so much about:'
"Indeed! Indeed!"
"How thankful we should be for that
medicine."
A Pauguter's Misery
"iIeven years our daughter sull'ercd !
on a t.'l ol niiscry, j
"From a complication oi kidney. !
bi, i hcuiu Uic trouble aud Xervous de
bility, A .
"Under the care of the best physic
ians, "Who gave her disease various names,
"But no relief,
"And now she is restored to us in
good health by as simple a remedy as
Hop Bitters, ih-it we had shunned for
years before using it." The Farents.
Father is Getting Well.
"My daughters saj":
"Uow much betier father is since he
used Hop Bitters."
"He is getting well after his loDg
suffering from a disease declared incur
able"
"Arid we are so glad that he used
your Bitters." A Lady of Utica, N.Y
St Louis Fair.
The Mo. Fac. Ry. will sell excursion
tickets Louisville to St Louis and . re
turn Fair week at $13.75 sale of tkts..
to commence Sept. 30. and continues
to and including Oct. 6 1883 crood re
turning on or before Oct. 8.
During the week visitors may witness
fit night "Veiled Frophets Street Pa
geut." The most' extensive display
of Fire Works ever seen ja America,"
and numerous other dazzlin? attrac
tions, all of which surpass in magnifi
cence and splendor anything of tho.
kind ever before witnessed. For Tick
ets or information call on or address J
F. Kilis Local Tkt. Agt. Louisville
"eb. 17fd28.vtf
ForSaleor Rent for 1884.
300 Acres of pasture lanls all under
fonce mile south of Weeping Watei.
Jno. It. Clark Weeping Water. -Neb.
Dissolation Kotlce,
Notice is hereby given that tho part
nership heretofore existing under the
firm name of Grace & Thierolf, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. 3Ir.
Thierolf will conduct the business at
their former location being authorized
to pay all dbts and collect ami receipt
for all bills due the old firm.
James Grace,
1S613 II. Thierolf.
Plattsmoutli, Neb. Oct 2d 1883.
Notice.
Notice is hereby given ihut fji-orge
W. Sexton will apply to the Board of
Count v Commissioners of C;iss County.
Nebraska at its statni met ting in Oc
tober 1883 for a iuviiso i. t'dl mult
Spiritus and Viooa liquors iii Avoc-i
Cass County, Nebraska, oua year fn-m
l-'orSale at a Bargain.
Tlie furniture and fixtures, aud
i. ,
or a part of the tUe!c of the Mil!!
t-ory store, of th-.- late Mrs. A. I tout.
OU at tho fctore. ayiCtwi
BANKS.
JOHJf HTZOEUALD, A. XV. Mt LAt'OIILlN
Prenldeut. C'a-!iliT.
FIRST NATIONAL.
IB .A. ZLST IK 1
OK I LAIThMOUTII. NhUKASKA.
Offers the very bent facilities (or Hie prompt
traduction of legitimate
BANKING BUSINESS.
Stocks, lioiids. Gold, iovrnruent and Loca
2-r-urme Kouijlil anil !olU, Drjiosilsrrrelv
ed aud Internal allowed ou time ('t-rtill-caten.
Drafts drawn, available in any
part of the fulled Stat ex and all
tlie principal townit of
Europe.
Collection made & promptly remitted.
Ulghest market prices paid for County War
rants. State ai.d County Ronds.
DIRECTORS s
John Fitzgerald A. E. Touzalin,
John K. Clara. It. ('. fuxluug,
Ueo. K. Dovey. K. E. White.
A. W McLauKhlln.
WEEPING WATER
WEEPING WATER. - NEB.
E. L. REED, President.
B.
A. GIBSON, Vice-President,
it. S. WILKINSON, Cashier,
A General Banking Business Transacted.
UEPOMITM
Received, and Interest allowed on Time Certi
ficates.
IMtAPTM
Lruwn available In any part of the United
States and all the principal cities of Europe.
Agents for ilie celebrated
Haire Line of Steamers.
Bank Cass County
Cottier Main and Sixth Streets.
PLATT8MOITTII USTIEIB
J JOHN KLACK. President, i
1 J. hi. PATTEHSON, Cashier. (
Transacts a General Banting Easiness
HIGHEST CASH PKICE
: Paid for County and City Warant
COLLECTION'S MAIK
and promptly remitted for.
WRfCTC'EH :
Nil i-Ulack, J. M. t'att !son, C. II. Tarn el
F. K. lut!:inai::i, -). Morrifjey. A. !'..
niif.ii. K led (r l;r.
INIGA PREPARATIONS
. t'.iicmistrv liaa discover oil noinnicil? Mirw-tir
' liiiicm u liuttiiu u.wTiiai tTupLU'H.s. Jro.r
v ireuureu aim cuiuuiucu. i- ua.s .no eauai i.n ;
J33I.I.Y.
6tMi'(i!!y cure clinic
jwmI Jiamls, crm-k il
of the 6k ill, -whether caused from c:imntic infln'
IliiH fnrj rmi!rliiiM.
encos or tho uro of HI li'rrili. i ismi-'tii'
Will cure iiiuiU-s on laco hii ntx-h, rei.dcrinp
tUioum. A family remedy for cuts, burns, bruises,
a sores. flUvH INiU-ETAL 3TUUKS, g5c.
tii b&iu boh unii iwr. jnvaiuaoie in Nail
TOILET SOAP
clis:JitfuUy per.
fumed, highly met.
1 c a t c tl . ALsol ute
lv nnr(. Kaaiid tht
Rliin from chapplrw and Imparts to It life ond
a healthy kIow, Unrivalled for cleaning the
s-hij) una eraaiCHting unnarurr. Tho most per--ect
toilet soap in tho world. 4M.UC1S, 25 cents.
Shaving So.?
i A medical
I of rare me
veiifn all
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A medicated articlo
oi rare merit. J're-
eiirn all pimiIe.
i VKpSSfTAVIXr. a DI-J Kill iC"
ndursetl by l.eaain liorbers vi a
Without parallel as a shaviii ,oap.
IikhI.-s n sore lace and
Aav rf it
ut.ucrituu in.suim. rtoeps me luce and neck free
from pimples. ntlCK 13 cts. lor a lare cake.
ne tuee and
cts. for a la
TOOTH SOAP
Is without question
trie iiiubb periect ar
ticio ever produoed,
nn it nntnnlvnlnna.
es the teeth thoroughly. lut tho combination
with arnica preserves and hardens the Rums. It
Hives to tho breath a sweet, delicate odor. Its
taste is ueuKoniL. J'rico, xao a box.
All druggists se 1 the aboEe articles, or we wlU
luau uiem, poacpaia, on receipt oi price.
C. H. STRONG & CO..
Sole Proprietors and Manfrs., Chicagc
WILL J. WARRICK,
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PLATTSMOrxir,
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15LAOKS3UTH
SHOP.
Wayoa, Huygy, Machine and Plow re
pairing, and general Jobbing
I &k now prepared to Co all kinds of repairing
of i;ir:i: ami othor incli:ni-ry. aa toere
Is a good lathe ta my sliop.
PETER RAO EN.
The old Reliable Wascn Maker
Usitakon rnaie rr tl:o "-a.-cou nop.
Ha is wtil kiiowu an a
WOKK15AK.
and Itoa'irJi'K bsm!i?
l -3 F&rBltf"ft S
ARNICA
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Unparalelledjiactions.
FALL k WINTER GOODS
i;mi;i:acin(; an ki.fxsant vakiktv or
K
us,
AND
Dress Goods. Dress Goods.
"We tlon't care to make any com
ments on our line in this ilejiart
ment, for we know the ladies are
much better judges than vv are,
though our best endeavors were
used to get the latest styles anil
the handsomest materials in the
market, and we left nothing un
done to iind for the ladies a line
of goods inferior to none to be
found, and at prices that will noil
all we can handle this Tall.
is,
Velve
vita
In Plain, 1'rocade and Fancy Falnicpus.
The Newest Shades, Cheaper than Ever Bpfore.
llfiry. oiler
r
tliis (leparlment we
a collection ol' La-
dies' (ient'
aiil CliiKlrenV roxls.
which, lor variety and eli
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liciijuiess
lias iu vcr been ei'i:illrd.
The largest a?
oi t- i
nieiit ever
opened
here.
We have the Lest makes.
mil ilif!iioi tliiiii I'voi' lir-t'nfi
An
excellent Ladies' AVhite Alerino:
suit for $1.00. Ladies' .Scarlet all ;
wool at 82.75 a suit. !
HQS
s dtoS Wsr m5m& bs a
hiissiaii Circulars, Palgtos, otc,
The Latest, The Best, The Nobbiest
btyles ever shown here; prices ranging from $o to .S."J.
Carpets, Mattings and Oil Cloths.
On these GoGds we are Headquarters
FRED. HERMANN,
One Door East of First National 13ank.
THE -ELKHORN SALOON !
HEADQUARTERS FOR
ALE, WINES, BEER AND CIGARS,
Old Kentucky Whiskies,
IMPORTED WINES,
MUMM'S EXTRA
rugs
-ays is
ALWAYS IN
Fitzgerald Block
j I i T '.- : -r
the famous C. B. & Q. Dining Crs run dauy to and
H f?4:'0 KansM Ojfy, Chicacro & Council
seph, Atchison Torieka- Onlv thmih ii v..
Liucacu a. tres moioes. . tiioairo. St. Jo-
' ChicaBO, Lincoln &. Denver. Through cars
between Inilianapolis & Council BlufTs via rvoria
All connections mo1 in lTnion Denota. it iu
own as the great TUEOUGI1 CAK LiNli.
Finest Equipped Railroad In the
, I I Vnii:,
: k? ".. ;T;..':T".T. j
uwin cai AND WEST.
IK
Blankf ts and Comfortables.
We are able to give you bottom
prices on these goods. Our stock
is large and new, and you will
have no trouble in making se
lection, Yarns.
Our stock of Varus comprises
everything in Western and (Jer
man knitting; also, full line of
(Scrmantowns, Saxonies, etc,
PS
JU.
We carry .-ill the lead
iiiir brands, fro in the
iiot to tJio clieaiesi. ;ni in;ik! tin
i
prices rilit with you every time.
The best oOc. Corset in the city.
Side agents lor Hall's Health and
iS'ursin Corsets, AVai ner's Hii I)
and Thomson's (ilove Fitting.
Ladies' fflnslin Unflerwear.-
Jn this line we t arry nothing
but made from the best muslin,
and linest trimmings. Full line.
DOLMANS,
DRY CHAMPAGNE,
NATIVE WINES,
ST- LOUIS PEER.
STOCK. AT
Pis
Corsets
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- SLEHOEH
PLATTSMOinil, NEP.
GOING NORTH An m..r.:
nj Ottumwa. Onl
man Palace Sleeping-Cars are run uV to'Sft
.rom fat. Louis, via Hannibal TiuwK
I . c "l cars otiween Kt I..- ij . .. Y ,
Moiaes. Iowa. IJn.ln vl...
Colorado. ' u-lieover.
ills ufaiversWyaJinitu-d .t n...
World for ail Clae r t
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