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FLATTSIIODTfl HERALD
OVflVIALPAPRttOV TIIK CITY.
OIT3T ISTBWS.
Cireafatlaz Library t Warrick's
Drax (!. tfOltf
. C. A. Marshall, Dentist, sue
cessur to Clutter & Marshall.
Teeth extracted without pain,
Us use ofNltrous Oxide Gai.
I. MAlUbury, Ueutlst.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Advertisements under tills bead, three cents
ler line each insertion.
ONEY TO LOAN On real estate by A. N
buillvan .
U'OK SALE My residence and four lots
1 l . ......... t.....n ii li tmilt on. I In .vnul
leuscondition ; also two improved farms, also
3-stofTCirtck buttlnesi House 40x80 xeet.on.uain
Street, liaJHiivr uciiiiuic iuiiu uuu
D. II. WHKELEK.
T7Olt ALE -lIou'e. lots and wood land by
U .inlm Hons & Son.
FOR SALE Several V,nlden'5S. cheap. In
. quire of 0. II. Whfeler &
unit SALE Scratch Tablets In all sizes, at
tbisotUce. SHI
I? OK BALE a lot lu good location, rartlcu
1 lars at this office 7tf
rtm. SALE An order for a new American
tfewlug Machine. Inquire at this ofilce. ,
IJOK SALE 1.000 cords of wood. Inquire of
! W. S. Wise. tf
tfOR SALE I Id papers for sale at this office
A- at 40 cents er hundred or 5 cents per doz
en. U
FOR SALE Four lots together in good loca
tion in thi city. Inquire at this office tf
a iO REST rwo rooms, furnished or unfur-
nUued. In the MacMurphy house, Inquire
on the premises.
TiOR RENT or sale on lone time. A house
XT ana two lots with good improvements. Ap
ly to it. B. Windham.
FOR RENT Good, new houses of four rooms.
K'xxl water, good garden spots, $4 per
month in SbalervUle. W. II. Shafkk.
FOR RENT The north store room in Nev
ille' black, and 8 rooms un stairs. Good
location for restaurant or boarding bouse, rents
cheap. Apply to wm. rtevuie. ibju
fFORENT a bouse. Inquire of Chaplain
JL Wright.
LOST A Knight Templar charm in shape of a
Maltese cross. Finder will be suitably re
warded by leaving at thii office, ictf
iirASrEDTwo day boatderi. Apply at
Mrs. Gustalson's, 3d street, two doors past
sexton's ooaiw
K. Of X
Meets every Tuesday evening at thes
Castle Hall, in Rockwood Block. V
itiug Knights are invited to attend.
II. M. Boxs, C. C.
W. L. Dykks. K. of It. and S.
A Run On a Dcug Store.
Never was such a rush made for any
Drug Store as is now at Roberts Phar
macy for a trial Bottle of Dr. King's
New Discovery for consumption,
Coughs and Colds. All persons affect
ed with Asthma, Bronchitis, Hoarse
ness, (Severe Coughs, or any affection
ot the Throat and Lungs, can got a Tri
al .Bottle of this great remedy free, by
calling at above Dru? Store. Regular
size $1.00. Dec. 27 eGwly
These are Solid Facts.
The best blood purifier and system
regulator ever placed within the reach
ofsuffering humanity, truly is Electric
Bitters. Inactivity of the Liver, Bil
iousness, Jaundice. Constipation. Weak
Kidnevs. or any disease of the urinary
organs, or whoever requires an appetiz
er, tonic or mild stimulant, will always
Had Electric Bitters the best and only
certain cure known. They act surely
and quickly, every bottle guaranteed to
give entire satisfaction or money re
funded. Sold at fifty cents a bottle by
J.M.Roberts Jand&wly.
Fence Posts.
5000 dry fence posts for sale, inquire
of W. S. Wise. I9tf.
- The best beef in tne city always can
be found at Peterson Bros, market.
233dtf
Well Rewarded.
A liberal reward will be paid to any
party who will produce a cae of Liver,
Kidnev or Stomach complaint that Ele
ctric Bitters will not speedly cure.
Bring them along, it will cost you
nothin" for the medicine if it fails to
cure, and you will be well rewarded
for your trouble besides. A'l blood
diseases, Biliousness, Jaundice, Consti
pation, and general debility are vuickly
cured. Satisfaction guaranteed, or
money refunded. Price onlv fifty cents
per bottle. For sale by J. M. Roberts.
Dec. 27e6wly.
THAT HACKING COUU II can be
sa quickly cured by Stvlohs Cough.
We warrant it.
WILL TOU SUFFER, w ith Dyspepsia
and Liver Uompiainir u'oua unw
zer is guaraut?ed to cure you.
SLEEPLESS NIGUT, made miser
ably by that terrible cough. Shiloh a
Cure is the remedy for you. -
CATARRH CURED, health and
sweet breath secured by Shiloh a Cat
arrh Kemsdy. Price 60 cento Nasal
Injector
free. or sale uy oroiiu x
Black Bros.
DedSeowd&wly
. - . ..rnn cturtlarl nv rt.
inarkable discoveries. The fact that
Dr. Kind's New Discovery for Cou
sumption and all Throat and Lurg
diseases is daily curing patients that
thev have given up to die, is startling
them to realize their sense of duty, and
examine into the merits of this wonder
ful discovery ; resulting in hundreds of
oar best Physician using it in tneir
practice. Trial Bottles free at J. M.
Roberts' Drug Store. Regular size
S 1. 00. ;
Collection Notice.
AH parties knowing themselves to
be indebted to ma will i leasa call ard
make lull settlement at ence. so mat
i.erpafter wecaoo nduct a strictly cash
Lustne! Please give this yoar imme
mediate attention.
dsawSw Roxr.Ssa vkooo.
An orayArind on the pavement.
Seutjthe lawyer head over heel.
He split hl doeskin trousers
He aliook up his morning meal.
While the wreck of his new -Prince- Albert'
Wiu'db't tempt a tramp to steal.
Bo he sadly said to his tailor :
"I've lout a nu.lt on appeal."
-Ex.
Tomorrow night, the Staff of Diamonds
at the opera house -secure your seats.
Alex. Schlegel, Will Fitzgerald and
Frank O'Neill go up to the Calamus
country, starting tomorrow. . .
LetPlattsmoulh delay n'o lo.iger;.wc
should celebrate the 4th of July, and
have a rousing time.
Mr. Johnson, of Jovv'a, a telative of
Allen Beeson. is making him an old
time visit at his home in this city.
II. Ij. F.. Lincoln is delivering the
first volume yt Blaine's bcok, Twenty
years iu Congress, 'to subscribers in
this city."
Wulter Houseworlh, one of the B. fc
M's general office best men, ' was en
joying the Sabbath .in this suburban
city yesterday.
A game of ball was on the tapis out
on the Platte bottom yesterday.
Would it not be tietter to play some
other day. in the week? '
Conductor McCoy is off duty for a
few days on acccnit of the illness of
his father. Ballinger takes bis run on
the main line and Sparks running the
Omaha train.
Our Plattsmouth grain dealers who
operate out along the line of the B. &
M., all went west tlm morning, to at
tend to shipments of. corn from their
several stations.
Dr. Whittemore's family has arrived
in the city andhe Doctor la now a set
tled rcsidenter among us. The Herald
hopes that Plattsmouth may prove a
pleasant home to them.
Personal Miss Sarah Wordeu, for
the last two years engaged in the pub
lic schools this city, left this morning
for her home at Independence, Iowa,
wher '. she passes vacation.
The new church bell at St. Luke's
yesterday r&ns out in dulcet tones the
calls for church service, and the mem
bers of the parish will all appreciate its
use. It is a deep toned bell, which
chimes with the best accord with the
other cl U'ch bells in the city.
Among the probable attendants at the
Chicago convention, June 4th from this
city, are David A. Campbell, o. W.
Johnson, J. W. Jennings, S. 2L - Chap
man. A. N. Sullivan, G. S. Smith and
presumably several other gentlemen.
We notice that our old schoolmate,
Dr. Caldwell, of Nebraska City, is the
secretary" of the . State Homeopathic
MeJical society. Dr. Caldwell is one
of the risicg physicians in the state,
and will certainly reap success in his
profession.!-.
A broken freight train on the C. B.&
Q. yesterday morning near Yillisca. la.
wrecked an engine and several cars,
klliing a passenger in a caboose car,
and delaying passenger trains an hour.
The niau" killed was an emigrant with a
car of stock on the train.
Personal. A. W. Saxe and R. M.
Boggs, Jr., of the B. A M , G. B. Shep
herd, of the Union Pacific, and W. L.
Welch, of the U. S. Department of the
Platte, and all of Omaha, were in Platts
mouth yesterday, the guests of John
L. Minor.
Yesterday two large audiences greet-.
ed Bishop Walker, at the Episcpal
church, and listened to two most inte
resting discourses from the eloquent
divine whose visit is the first made to
his people here. At the evening ser
vice eight applicants were confirmed.
and the ceremonv was particularly im
pressive. . - "
The church here under the always
earnest pastorate of Rev. H. B. Burgess,
is in a growing and prosperous condi
ticn. Recently they have added to and
reorganized their choir, and they have
one of the be3t in the cityi' '; : . ... .
The Herald is glad to welcome as a
citizen among.: us Dr. E. W. Cook, a
graduate of the medical department of
the Iowa State Unite sity, and who
comes to - make bis home in Platts
mouth, from Salem, Iowa.' Dr. Cook
has his office and head quarters at Mr.
J. C. Fisher's drug store, and the peo
ple of Plattsmouth will find him a
scholarly gentleman, who will be ac
corded a warm welcome to his chosen
home. The Salem, Iowa News, has the
following farewell notice of Dr. Cook,
in its columnsi -
"Dr. E. W. Cook will leave Salem
next Monday .for. Plattsmouth, Nebras
ka, where he will cuter upon t he prao
tice of his profession. In Dr. Cook the
people of Plattsmouth will find an up
right, honorable gentleman, who, by his
steady habits ..and manly, pleasant
bearing, hs won' the' highest regard of
the entire community in which he was
reared. Where merit win? Ed. will
lead, and hence we have no feais as to
his futuie success."
What Is the B. A. M . After?
The B. & M. movement in Omaha on
Wednesday night, by which (.several
hundred feet of track were laid. along'
side of the U. P.Jtrack, from ll th to 13th
street, is supposed to. be a flank .move
ment to get the rteht of way. out ; of
Omaha to the west. The B. & were
compelled to do this to get at the Oma
ha Union stock yards, and the - genera
supposition is that it is. the design, of
tbe B. ft M. to jra' e a passenger, .line
Wist from Omaha via Ashland. But
there is something in this design more
than the mere idea of getting a shorter
line to Ashland and Lincoln via Papil-
lion (though doubtless twenty c-r thirty
Knilvs could be saved if a cut can be
made across the bluffs.) It means .an
extension from Avtilaud somewhere,
and we shall watch future movements
wiih some degree of interest Fremont,
Herald. ;
Practice Shooting. .
Saturday evening, despite the rain, a
practice shoot for the club badge.was
hsld on the fair grounds, Jones, who
held the badge, surrendering it to .Geo.
Smith. The rollowinsr was tho score
made by the shooters, twenty single
balls, 18 yards rise :
J G Richey, 14; G S .Smith,. 17, S 31
Chapman, 16; W.D Jones, 17; R R Liv
ingston, 14; II M Bushnell, 15. ,
The tie between Jones and Smith
was won bv Smith who now wears the
badcre. Another contest will bo . held
tonight.
Sportsmen,' Attention!
Agents of tho B. & M.'R; R. will sell
tickets at one and 'one-fourth "fare to
attend the touanament it Plattsmouth,
June 10, 1884. For transportation over
Union Pacific, parties wishing trans
portation will write, the undersigned for
same, eivinir number of persons who
wish to attend.
J. W. Jennings,
Sec. State Sportsmen Assu.
State papers pleas copy. 69dlw
Modjeska-.
Phil. Young
is arranging to secure
an excursion train for Omaha on next
Saturday evening -to see Modjeska, in
'.ier great role of Marie Stuart. Mr.
Latham is ascertaining to day the num
ber that will be required to make the
train, and any wishing to go will please
leave word with Mr. Young.
Mr. Asabel Pierce, a brother of Mrs.
Rockwood and Mrs. M. L. White, is
visiting his sisters in the city. J '
Mr. Pierce is one of Chicago's oldest
and most respected citizens, having
cast his lot in with the -City of the
Lakes" when there was but a halt dozen
houses in . Chicago, and during a resi
dence of over fifty years he has wit
nessed the magic city of this continent
attain all of its present wonderful
greatness.
Mr. Pierce will remain here with us
some days, aud the Herald wishes
him a pleasant recreation stopping
upon the Missouri.-.
The following are the arrivals at the
Perkins IIou3e today :
T. S. Shack Rochester N Y. ; C A
Randall Lincoln; W F Schmidt Chica
gor S E Blakely Albany N. Y.; J B
Mulleu Shenandoah la. ; A Gr Beeson
Lincoln ; J S Morrison Lincoln ; H F
Jurengst St. Joe ; W J Hobson St Joe ;
T J3 Cosley New York; W R Wolf Bur
lington; C S DeSoden Omaha; August
Meyer Omaha; II A '.Chamberlain and
wife Chicago; G T. Kennedy Rockford;
E Calkins Omaha; C F Whitney Oma -hg;"C
.W Fort Topeka.
In our telegrEp'ifc report it : will be
noticed that John- Q. Brownlee, of Mar
ion, Ind., has been arrested for embez
zlement in the shape of funds taken
when he van county treasurer of 11 at
county. Oid residenters informs; us
that this io the same John Q. Brownlee
who was cuce a resident of Platts
mouth and a part owner of this paper.
To what base uses he has turned his
talents; and what an example he has
set for his illustrious followers, who
now occupy the tripod in this office.
.
The Herald in noting the change in
the Cass County Iron works, spoke of
James Beeson as going in with Mr.
Wayman, while We meant all the time.
Frank Beeson and knew better than to
call him James. Frank will accept our
apology and the record will stand cor
rected. Prof. W. W. Druinmond will take a
much needed vacation the first of the
month, by a visit lo friends in Chicago,
at which time he will also ass'st the
Republican iu their National Conven
tion. Tomcrro v . af ernoon at 3 p. m., at
Fitzgerald Hall, Misi Gregory, wishes
to meet fifty of the youDg ladies' o'.
Plattsmouth who will ess'st in a oa; -
tata. We trust the ycu-jg ladies will
not fall to ba present.
Private SchsJbl.
Miss Fulmer will open a tria'e
stboot in the First ward sohcol b Jild-
ii can meuciug 1 bar. day, June 6th.
'I frnu l per month. 6tf
Concord Items.
Ed. HeiialD: Here we are once
more to catch a glimpse of your genial
face and have a citt with you.
I dou t see why some one don't get
married, diq, or create a sensation cf
some kind, so we could fiud something
to write about.
j no organ ngcui is again la our
midst, fruit trecg are m. full bloom,
Corn is "being planted. . Small grain
looks well
. On a lady being esked where the
"man of the house wusi"replied, flie is
taking a holiday." The Btranger was
not surpiibitJ, she wa cleaning house.
: oome or our young i eople paid Lou
isville a visit on Sunday . - .
Mr. Ilicks left this neighborhood for
his residence iu Holt county, last week.
The'goo.l wishes cf the i.i!iC'.rs go
With him 7
MissSybort was home over Sunday.
Mr. Allison ?;iys he thinks "summer
is crJuning,, as he had 'to. pull his coat
last WetJlc when, he was burning stalks.
Wfiere. oli where, are our, loading
cars gone?'' "
f Yours Truly, Mcckinci Bird.
May 101 ii, 1884.
DIED.
Mr. & llr. II. M. G-aulr, living ore
and one-half, miles west, of the city,
mourn today trie death of their bright
little boy "Roy," whodicd very sud
denly!- last night. Friday afternoon
Roy. waa out in the fields with, his
father, riding on" the corn planter well.
and as happy1 as could be, and today
his sorrow stricken parents lay away
all that is mortal of him in a little
grave in Uak ilill Cemetery. Friday
night he was taken suddenly very ill.
AH that human aid could could do was
unavailing. Mr. Gault's have 'had a
little girl 'sick with scarlet fever, but
little Roy's death was, it is pronounced,
from spinal menipgeti?, which is so
swift and nchangable in "its work.
The funeral wbs
from the home. "
held at 3 p. iri. to 'ay
Thc people of Omaha will have an op
portunity this week of seeing the great
est actress on the American stage, in
the.appearance of Modjeska at Boyd's
Opera House on Fiiday and Saturday
evenings. Indeed, it is doubtful if she
has ata-cqual in any country. Manager
Boyd deserves the highest . credit for
bringing-her to Omaha, and should re-
ceive.in return the most liberal patron-.
age. this is Modjeska's farewell Amer
ican. lour, ana at tne ciose. or. iier uma
ha engagement she departs for Europe;
'As You Like It" will be given on Fri-
dav evening, and "Mary Stuart - Satur
day night, The character of Rosalind
though oue of the sweetest of SLake-
spearc's women, is also one ol the most
difficult to enact. It requires above all
grace, next ingenuousness, yet uot so
artless as to be devoid of wit; modesty
vet not so modest as to b3 too timid to
m -T-. -J
assume, boy's clothing, to be near her
oyer; and a lover of romance an 1 senti
ment, combined with a dash of humor,
to giyerarsauseplquante to the inter
pretation.' It will therefore be seen al
though it ia often styled Shakespeare's
masterpiece of comedy that it is a
most difficult play to properly repre
sent. The Modjeska company is accred-.
ited by the 'p'ress everywhere to be one
the bes$ organizations that have yet
attempted to meet all the requirements
of the play.
Notice to Contractors.
Notice is hereby given, that tealed
proposals will be received at the office
of the City Clerk of the city of Platts
n outh, until 7 o'clock p. m., on Mon
day.' Jun'e 9th, 1884, for building wing
walls add grading two approaches to
brideesJon Sixth ana I'eari streets.
The City Council reserve, the right to
. . 1 . t J r ! J J I
reject any aua an uius iur aaiu wum.
SneciGcations for. said work can be
seen at; the office of the Ciry Clerk.
n. . i i . ,i .
iiius muse oe mauu sL-pai ute lur giau
ng, and for wing walls; C9U2
Joseph H. Fairfield, ? ; .
U'n StreejS Alleys and Bridges.
Sweet Potato Plants,
Leave, orders Tory pii r sweet potato
plants at our hot beds in town at the
Blue House in Billings addition or at
Chas: Robine's. Orders left at the lat
ter place.tri'1 :be filled the - following
morning. -
BOaEKS & Chandler.
' C9t6
",v In the Future
When you have a cough aid want "re
lief, think ot Kemp's Balsam for the
Throat and. Lungs; a guaranteed reme
dy for 'those diseases. Price 50c 'and
$1; trial size free. Respectfully, .
apr3 4m. W. J. Warrick.
' Key Lost.
BunclTof keys It st in the postoffice,
find a r returning samo to the. Herald
offico will b;i rawsrded. .
E-W. COOK. M. D
' ' TlITSXCIAN AND SCRQEON, ,
OFFICE Ax Fisasa's Drug Store,
- PiaKsmouth, Nebraska.
PLATTSMOUTH MILLS
TTSMOtTTH, NKR.
OGISEL,
Proprletcr
Wlour, Com lltal t Ftd.
Train Time.
Under the change In time passenger
traius leave the depot here as follows:
No. 1 west, 8:15 a m.
No, 3 west, 6 :50 p. m.
K. C. St. J. & C. B. north 5 :15
.i u u u 44 6 S2
a.
nt
m.
C. B. & Q. , north, 7:13 a tu.
Omaha stub north 8 :55 al hi.
r " " 5:40 p- m.
Trains arrive as follows
No. 2., Denver express 0:25 p. m,
No. 4, " " d.25a. m.
IC C. St. J. & C. B. east 9:45 a. in.
it a u 4. . M 8:35 p m
C. Ii. & Q. Omaha east 5:30 p. m
Crown Mill Flonr.
W. F. Allen, the old Cass, county
miller, who is now runniug the Crown
Mills at Ashland, has his flour on sale
iu the Plattsmouth market, Dovey &
Son keeping it always in slock. A
trial of the Crown Mill brands will
prove to any that it is superior to any
flour in the market. 300dw48tr.
Call and see Us.
I wish to notify the public that I am
now open for business, at Joe McVey's
old stand, where I have ia stock a full
line of Kentucky whiskies, St. Louis
beer, wines and cigars &c, as good as
thebest. . 57dtf .II. M Bons.
DELICATE AND FEEBLE LADIES.
-Those languid, tiresome sensations,
causing you to feel scarcely able to be
on your feet; that constant drain that
is' talcing from your system all its for
mer elasticity ; driving the bloom from
Your cheeks: that continual strain up
on your vital forces, rendering you ir
ritable aud fretful, can easily be re
moved by the use of that marvelous
remedy. Hop Bittars. Irregularities and
obstructions of your system are relieved
at once, while the special cause of peri
odical pain are permanently removed.
None receive so much benefit, and none
are so profoundly grateful and show
such an interst in recommending Hop
Bitters as women.
FEELS TOUNG AGAIN.
"My mother was afflicted a long time
with Neuralgia and a dull, heavy, inac
tive condition . f the whole system ;
Headache, nervous prostration, and
was: almost helpless. No physicians or
medicines did her any good. Three
months ago the began to use Hop Bit
ters with such good, effect that she
seems and feels young again, although
over 70 years old. we think there is no
other medicine fit to use in the family."
A lady, in Providence. '
Bradford, Pa., May 8, 1875.
It has cured me of several diseases,
such as nervousness, sickness at the
stomach, monthly troubles, etc. I have
not seen a' sick day in a year, since
I took Hop Bitters. All my neighbors
use them. Mrs Fannie .Ubeen.
$3j000 lost. "A tour of Europe that
cost me f 3,000, done rae les3 good than
one bottle of Hop "Bitters; they also
cured my wife of fifteen years' "ner
vous weakness, sldepleBsncss and
dyspesia." R- M., Auburn, N Y.
man authority.
' Hop Bitters is not, in any sense, an
alcoholic beverage or . liquor, and could
not be sold for use except to '.persons
desirous of . obtaining a medicinal bit
ters. . -
Green B. Raujx, u. b com. Inter'l Rev.
So. Blopmingville, O., May 1, '79.
Sirs I have been suffering ten
years and I tried your Hop Bitters
and it done me more good than all the
doctors.
Miss S. S. Boone.
BABY SAVED 1
We are so fhankful to say. that- our
nursing baby was permanently cured
of a daugerous and protracted consti
pation and irregularity of the bowels
bv the use of Hop Bitters by its
mother, which at the same time re
stored her to perfect health .and
strength.-r-The Parents, Rochester,
New York. aplOwldG..-
CLIMBING THE SPIRAL STAIRS
Invisible Architecture in a New Eng
'land Parsonage..
MYes," she saia," our cmiaren are
married and gone, and my husband and
I sit by our winter .fire much as we did
before the little ones came to widen the
circle: Life is something like a spiral
staircase: we are all the time coming
around over the spot we started from;
'only one degree furthes up the stair?.."
"That is a pretty illustration, . re
marked her friend, musingly, gazing
into the glowing coals which radiated
a pleasant brat- from the many-win
dowed stove, f'xou know, we cannot
stop toiling up the hill, though.
,Surely.we cannot, and for myself . I
don't find fault with 'that necessity pro
vided. the advance in life is not attend
ed with calamity or suffering, fori.
Uiave had my snare of that. - Not long
since my health' utterly broke , down.
My. system was full of malaria. -My
digestion, became : thoroughly disorder
ed and.my nerves jrere - in a wretched
state, f was languid ate. little, and
that without enjoying it, and bad no
strength or ambit iort to perform "even .
my light -houselfold -durties.' Medical
treatment failed.-to reach- the-seat cf
the trouble. The .disease, twhich seem-f
ed to be' weakness 'of the, vital organ?,
progressed tiH-I : had " several attacks
which my physicians pronounced to be
acute congestion. of tbe'stomach; The
last of these was a, desperate struggle
and I was given up to die. As the cri
sis had partiMly" passed, my husband
heard of the merits of Parker's Tonic as
an .invigorant in just , such ""cases as
mine I took it and felt its good effect
at once. ' It appeared ,to pervade my
body as though' the bless'mg of a new
life bad come to me. Taking no other
medicine I continued to improve, and
am now in better health than I have
been for a long time."
Extract from interview- with the
wife of Rev. P. Perry, pastor of Baptist
Church, Cojdbrook, Mass. apr 8 &u
NOTHING BETTER. ;.
Marsh's Gulden Blood and LIrer Ton.
lets Highly Recommended.
. "In my experience of many years I
have neyer met with a remedy that I
dould so frcely,recommcnd, for blood,
liver and kidney complaints, as Marsh
Goldzx Br.oor and Liver Tonic."
M. E. Hall, Fort Scott, Kansas.
' "Having. tfeard your -Golden Blood
and Liver Tonic highly spoken of I
bought a bottle for my wife, who was
suffering from, dyspopsia and liver
complaint. I can now join with others
J. M. Scott, Chillicothe, Mo.
"Marsh's G olden Blood aud Li ver
Tonic has cured ine of a scrofulous hu
mor and kidney trouble, from whKh
I have suffered for years." W. F. Mor
ris, Burlington, Iowa.
Marsh's Golden Blood and Liver
Tonic and Marsh's Golden .Balsam
for the throat and lungs, are for Bale by
Smith & Black Bros., druggists, Platts
mouth. Large bottles 50 cents and $1.
Trial size 10 cts. wld6
nrtmimu
J MILIUM
CURE
WAl
ABSOX.UTKLT CUHX8
"V IlOOI'IIf O OOIK.
It ii a hannlrm rriftitbls tyrup, Tffjr rtcli.i..;
the tante. Iletleve at once and li a ponltlve . .
WINTER and BRONCHIAL COUCH
arc cured by tliU excrllrnt rvuirdy.
IHrtctiont in ten lnngtagti accompany tvery battle.
BLOOD
ABSOLTTTZLY CUBES
ALL DISEASES OP THE BlWD. fiTOMACrr,
Liver, Ikiwcli and Kldncya: fur all dlwun orlirln
ntlne In Impairment of the tdood. a A nrrinla, Kick
lleadach., NrnfoUHiimi, Female U rnknewa, Liver
Complaint, lypeiMiu, Jaundice, IlilloiiNiieM ami
Kidney IJiwane, thin medicine U aljnluU-ly euro.
Thi medicine do nut cnntaln any inlneral, if Kh
aulutely vctjetalilo, nutore. tlie Lf.d t a lirnllhy
condition, reiful.iting txvemtn and tijilvln; dtt
Dcienciea, aud imvenU dhieaiie.
XHrectUmt in ten langtiagr$ aocwnpnvy trrry bottle.
PAPILLON MFC. CO., CHICACO
Oa 8 ALZ BT AXX. EHUOGI6TJ.
FOR SALE BT
WILL J. WARRICK.
Sweet potato plants, and tomato acd
cabbage plants, always oh hand, st
Bennett & Lewis'. 65t2
F.S.' White,
The old stand by ice man, is now con
tracting ior tne summer season, and
will deliver you your ice promntlv at
any time called for. Make your con
tracts for a summer supply. 15dtf
All the best houses in Plattsmouth
will sell you Bremner's choice crackers
at reduced price by the box or barrell,
aud don't you forget it. Get these and
you get the best. tf
At Charlie Warren's, the old reliable
barber's shaving 10c. hair cut 25c,
shampoo 25c, sea foam 10c. mustache
black 25c, Shop opposite opera house
give him a call. d31ml
For a handsome suit, substantially
made, in the best of style, aud from
any quality, of goods you may select,
call on K. Dressier, Merchant Tailor,
in Sherwood Block. 13dlm
Open Again. .
Wm. Webber wishes to announce
that the Elkbom saloon is again open
to business as heretofore, the repairs
and new work in the room bow being
n early co m pi eted .
v . - Pasture-'
Two hundred and forty acres under
fence, with running water, .and one
half mile from the city. Apply to
SUt , . w-S-Wise.
In purchasing a refrigerator see Hen
ry Bceeck'e new stock and get prices
before purchasing. 59tf
COTTAGE HOUSE.
G!lt St. Near Main,
PLATT8MOUTH, - NEBRASKA.
Ilaviug taken charge of the Cot
tage House, I shall try. to furnish all
patrons Vrlth comfortcble quarters and
keep the tables supplied with the ht
in tte market. Transient custom and
board by the day or week solicited.
0?at7dif.
ED. FRAZIER.
Stock ' to Pasture !
.. 3,800' ACRES.:
I have a pasture of 3sooarra iitn..4 in c.
KiJff? 4?" ?l lne east 8ld ot the Ahlai4
fejjieii'les,fren AWd and 6 miles from
Soutp Bend ; plenty. ot good water, tne PUtte
MY TERMS 'ABE:
$1.75:aeA for the Season, fnr ntn
75 cts each per month, for Colts.
tne1noIihir:bV?e tol y?ung calres following
tne mother; I do not clurKe for salt. I hava
K!S tno-ouKiibred and gwd rrSe DurC
cuus wf run wita tne herd, and plenty of them.
Tie Stoct must lie plainly Brandei In
Drand, liar Rings ana -marks ;
X WILL NOT. DO. v-
, LnveK dtorandln Jihobt and will help
free of charee if n&nie
to brand. IreceiDtfor theatoeir in
the paature. and acoout for or pay tlio same In
full I take no responalbilfty a ti accident or
death. I pay the tolls on all stock cumin to
w'llf f .ua if ive :ou rate to uk them
baek in the fall, as follow : 10 cents each lor
cattl and colts is cenw i0r horee and rider,
double rj ;ean cross either bridge?
Ashland or South Beud. Kor further particulars.
Tr . ' rcier you to tne following
WBW.
S. DTFIKS.
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