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Mews of the Week !
New,
ffrist received In TToilet Soaps
at Will DTa Warrick's
TKift&TS OEILILS. "BATS,
A I r' S:ork .l h" uvc gfods ' Vi'C veJ tlsis ww k at Wiirrfc:k' lrnf S'.or.
HAS A LA ROE STOCK OF NEW SPONGES AT 1V PRICES
Our New Periumes, Satcbet l'owders, Toilet I'owdir. &c, Will J. Warrick.
JFor EDroopIngr and Ditolera5
Among Poultry, us "Warrick's Sure Cure Poultry Powder."
WAiLiL jpLiPiBia.
Warrick has sold an immense lot of AVall Taper this week. If yon are in
need of Paper Hanging?, don't fail to sen WARRICK'S STOCK.
JOSFPW V. WECKBAGH.
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TO MY FRIENDS AND P ATHONS
I do not care to follow the example of my competitors, bJ moving
my store West, nor am I worried by their doing so. J.ut on tne con
trary, I have MARKED DOWN all my
mans, Cloaks & Carpets
In fact, everything in the Dry Goods line, in plain figures, and
trom now on will sell at
JZHJSJi: JEJcLstcT-ix JPRICJUS,
and no blowing or misrepresentation.
If in want of any Goods in the above lines, or if 3-011 need any
FRESH GROCERIES. Call and see for yourselves.
V. WECKBAOH.
RICKEY BEOS,
DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF- -
Lumber. SasUoors, Blinds
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PLATMOOTH HERALD-
10 BUSHED DAILY AND WEEKLY
BT
The Flattsmontb Herald PnlilisMnc Co.
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DAILY, delirered by carrier to.any.partf the
city
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Per Year
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WEEKLY,?ty mail.
One copy six month .....
Out; copy oe year. S n
Registered at tne Post Office, Plattftinouth. tw
second ela matter.
Mn. Morton may go lo Chiccgo to
help nominate tne old, old ticket, but
he must leave behind him his Cobden
hobby and his street corner umbrella.
John Kelly says that Tammany
will support the democratic -candidate
for president, whoever he may be.
This means, also, that the democratic
candidate will have to support Tam
many, which is a much more expen
sive thing. Burlington Hawkeye.
"Have You Heard from Babyland?"
is Ella Wheeler's latest poem. The in
terrogation point Is probably hurled at
her new husband, Mr. Wilcox; and
When he turns out one of these fine
nights to hunt for the catnip, or to
give baby Wilcox a bed-room promen
ade, his faintly murmurous reply will
bo "I should weep." Beatrice Express.
Col. J;hn A. Martik, secretary of
the republican national committee, says
the hall in which the convention will
be held is the most admirably ar
ranged auditorium ever seen in this
CMintry. It will comfortably seat9,600
persons. If there were 50,000 seats in
stead of 0.C0O, they would all be cov
ered by the applications made, the
pressure for tirkcts being so great.
Cass couutv democracy return to
their homes empty handed and defeat
ed. The proverbiability of Douglas
county piggislvness was fully demon
strated by its grasping all the loaves
and li3hcs empty honors of the
First district. All right, gentlemen
the time will come when the meek,
diudging, patient Cass county democ
racy will vigorously kick, and demand
something more than Doctor Miller's
soothing syrup taffy.
CniCAGO elevators contained lust
Saturday evening 7,026,637 bushels of
wheat, 4,402587 bushels of corn, 3,407,-
678 bushels of oats, 521 ,066 bushels of
rye, and 81,525 bushels of barleyv To
tal, 12,980,493 bushels of all kinds of
grain, against 11,675,113 bushels a
year ago. During last week onr stocks
decreased 2,233,581 bushels, of which
1,105,08 bushels was wheat and 577,-
840 was coru.
For the same date the Secretary of
the Chicago Board of Trade states the
visible supply of grain in the United
States and Canadas as 21,987,735 bush
els of wheat, 19,011,777 bushels of corn,
2,619,745 buphela of oats, 1.250,309
bushels of rye, and 653,697 bushels of
barley. These figures are less than
those of a week ago by 1,046,888 i
wheat and 284,027 in corn.
There was an exciting time in the
house yesterday over the English-
Pcele conttited seat from the Indian
apolis district. Much to tne surprise
Of the democratic leaders, the minority
report declaring that Peelle (rep ) was
elected and entitled to retain the seat
was adopted by a vote of 121 to 117.
Springer, of Illinois, changed his vote
in the nick of time in order to moye a
reconsideration, and pending a division
on the motion an adjournment was
carried by a majority of one. Mr.
Brewer, of Delaware, a democratic
member, made an able speech in favor
of the minority report. Mr. Long, of
Massachusetts, delivered the speech of
the day against the seating of English.
Converse had the management of Eng
lish's case, and Bill Springer was his
ieutenant. Both of the Englishes
(father and son) were in the house lob
bying in fa. or of the adoption of the
minority report. They were much dis
appointed it the Jesuit.
NEW
now comes 'the unfailing visitor to
Gramercy park No. 15 to remind the
J.1; .party .'S? .the,coriryf Furniture More
ticket. But it is evident that things are
greater solicitude than any of those I . -dealer in
that have preceded It. The purpose" of PXJRNITUHE S COFFINS,
ii6 exaggeration oi neaibii mm
strength is almost painfully apparent.
The Nevada democratic congressman
Who, nfter hi .4 rerent viir. takes the
tyiblto iuiu ItU confidence-as t TiMen.
itf-'ri !.- -'hi U .ih ; remarkably
crtHxl, not, jo t-.iv jolm-t." "lie uibved-
about, -shM iliis. i-.it r, -'.i linos t with
as inucli activity as a nun . f 4 0 yt-ar.
That caps the t liaiax. ut these periodi
cal health bulletin.. Surely the denio-
cratic party can not go back in Tildcn
now, on the score of health, when ha is
able to manage a campaign as "a man
of 40 years." This last report may be
the inauguration of the second grand
act in Tilden's campaign for the nomw
nation. The entire effort so far has ap
parently been to convey the impress
ion that the matter of health was the
only thing in the way of his accepting
the nomination. Mow this report indi
cates that this last and only objection
does not exist, but that Tilden is capa
ble as "a man of 40 years." The natu
ral inference trom such an allegation
of physical robustness is indicated by
the declaration of the visitor, that he
that he would "gladly accept the nomi
nation it tendered to him.'' Ex.
and all kind ot goods usually kept In a
FIBMT CLASH FUKAlTUItE MTOMK
Also, a very complete stock of Funeral Goods
Metallic&WoodenCofflns Caskets Holies
EMBLEMS, 4c.
Our New and elegant hearse la always la
readiness.
Remember the place, in UNION
BLOCK, on Sixth Street, TWO
Doors sonth of Cass Coun
ty Bank.
.Whear we may be found night or day.
J. I UNRUH,
Sins ibATTSMorm?. neb
The larse of two weeks without
fresh reports from Tilden's robustness
being put afloat was a matter of gener
al curiosity. These periodical and sys
tematic reports have come to be looked
for. as a matter-of coarse. Bat up to
the 19th inst two whole weeks had
passed without a single rumor of the
extraordinary physical strength of Til
den. h Politicians 'began to wonder
what was 'going to happen next. But
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FURNITURE -
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Will advance money on all
SALABLE GOODS,
" on lower Main street.
One door west of Beck's Furniture sore
Plattsmouth. Feb. 1st. 1883 46tf.
Tub result of the vote in the Eng-lish-Peele
contested election case in the
house caused great surprise on both
sides. On the democratic side t lie re
sult was as disagreeable as it waa un
expected. Their leaders had baen col-
tidently claiming a majority ot twenty
in favor of turning out Peelle, and
when the roll was called and the reso
lution reported by the minority ot the
elections committee in favor of, Peelle
was adouted. the democrats were in a
fever of consternation and bewilder
ment. Mr. Springer sprang to tne res
cue, changed his vote and inoved to
reconsider. The democrats did not
dare to test their strength on that mo
tion today, and an aiijourumeut was
immediately carried by a majority of
one. A few who watched tl.e debate
today were not so greatly surprised to
find a number of democrats voting
with the republicans. Mr. Converse,
who had charge of the case, made an
extremely bitter and offmsive speech
a speech which disgusted many of his
party associates, xic uiu uomwu nu
any part of the contest fairly, and in
almost every respect lie toriuicu ana
twisted the evidence so as to make it
unrecognizable to any man who had
studied it. Mr. Blackburn made anery
charge. One democrat Mr. Brewer,
of Delaware spoke ten minutes in fa
vor of Peelle, and bis calm and keen
analysis of the testimony must have
maae a convincing inipieaaiun uu um
party friends. The best speech of the
day was by Mr. Long, of Massachu
setts, who spoke with very great earn
estness, and with an air ot conviction
in the truth of what he said that in it
self carried conviction to the minds of
others. In conclusion, he paid a high
compliment to the impartial man
ner in which the rules of the
house are administered by the
Sneaker, and said that for one he would
be willing to lea ye the decision of the
Enfflish-Peelle contested-election case
to the arbitrament of the Speaker
ftlmift. This expression was -heartily
endorsed by every Republican, as .the METAL LIC BURIAL CASES
tempestuous appisuac wujtu gicwci
fully showed. Mr. springer naranguea
the House over the turpitude of the
Republican partv in its past manage
ment of contested-election cases. He
declared that the House had tnrned out
a man in the last Congress who had 10,
000 majority in order to put in a Re-
Diiblican. This reference to a contest
ed election case of Smalls against Till
man brought Mr. Smalls to his feet.
He sits in a dark corner of the House,
and nobody noticed him as he rose and
shouted "Not" 10,000 majority, nor one
mainritv for Tillman in that district !"
This exclamation was" the signal for
another outburst of applause trom the
Republicans, in which Tillman and
number of other-democrats joined.
What the ultimate result of the strug
gle over the Engiish-Peelle case will
ha W ia difficult to nredicL . The Demo-'
crats are exerting every effort to bring
back absentees and drum up recruits.
As the vote today was one by tne rec
ord they will not be likely to change
any of the votes cast this afternoon.
Their missionary work , will have to be
done among men' who did not vote to
day. If tbey tely on Carlisle in case
of a tie, they will be disappointed.
The F.nglishs, father and son, are the
two unhappiest and maddest men in
Washington tonight. Washington cor
respondence.
BANKMj
THE CITIZENS
HENRY BCECK
DEALER IN
FURNITURE
SAFES, CKAiRP,
TC., XTC., ETC."
Of All Descriptiotu.1
"WOODEU COFFHsT8
Of all sizes, ready made and sold cheap for cash.
MY FINE HEARS B i
IS NOW READY FOB SERVICE.
- With many thanks for oast Datrona.
nvlte all to call and examine my
LARGE STOCK OF
sitf. riiRNTFmc awi orvinsR
PLATTSMOUTH. - 'NEBRASKA..
CAPITAL, - $75,000.
orKICKKIi; 1 , t s
JOHN BLACK, TRANK CAKUUTH,
President. .Vlce-Presldciit.
W. II. CU8HING. Canhier. .
niuxcTon
John Black. W. II. Cuh!:i, Frank Cairulli.
J. A. Connor, Frd llerniiarui, J. W. John
on, F.K. Outhrnauu, lVt r Mumm,
Win, Wetei camp, Iteary BWck." '
ROBERT DONNELLV'S
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BLACKSMITH
PLATTSMOUTH mUS
TT8M0UTH NEB.
aBISElf Proprietor
Wlour, Com Iftal & Feed
Wagon, Buggy, Machine and Plow re
pairing, and general Jobbing
I ax. now prepared to do all kinds of repairing
w iwiu wu uuicr mKumerr, as mere
is a good lathe in my shop. . .
' PETER RAUEN.' '
The old Reliable Wagon Maker
haa taken charge of tne wagon mop
Ho is well known as a
NO. t WORKMAN.
ew Waftai u Bc;le Made t
oner.
SATISFACTION ODABANT
Transact h Clciiertil Bankluir Iliuliiotii. All
who have any Uauklng buHincM to traiiHacl
are Invited to call. No matter how
large or mull the . UwdhhcUoii, it
will receive our careful attention,
and we proiulHu alwaya tobr- -
teoux treatineiuL, . . .
Iaiucs Certlflcates of Odpoalts VejkrjnK inU:rekt
Buys aud sella Foreign Excliatiue. Omily
and City ieeurttlei,1
John FITZOKBAM),
President.
FIRST
k. W. McLauuiilin
Canhler.
NATIONAL
OF PLATTSMOUTH. NEBRASKA. ,
OfTerstbe very best Xacilitles'fortliTTr'Sinirt
. transaction or legitimate - ' '
BANKING BUSINESS.
Stocks, Bonds. Gold. Government and Looa
" uuu i, nu noia, ieposits recelr
ed and interest allowed on time Certifi
cate, Urafudrawn, available In auy
part of the United Htate and all
the principal town of
Europe.
Collections made & promptly remitted'.
Highest market pricea paid tor County War
rants. Btate aud county Bond.
DIRECTOR
J.oh Clark. D.HawkwAh
a. w McLauehUn. k wi,h.
Bank Cass County
Cotner Mala and Sixth StreeU.
PLATTSMOTTTH U"ZH3B
Transacts a General Bantim Business.
niGIIEST CASH PIUCE
Paid for County and City Warrant.
COLLECTIOXH AJK
and promptly remitted for.
O1BKCCT0MS :
It B Windham, J. M. Patterson, C. II. Parrr He
r. k. uuthmann. W J.Agnew.A. B.
Fred Oorder.
Smith.
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WEEPING WATER, - NEB.
E. L. REED, President.
B. A. GIBSON, Vlce-rresidejit.
R. S. WILKINSON. Cashier.
A General BajUMEDnienTraaclel
UEPOM1TM
Received, and Interest allowed on Time Certi
ficates. ubaith:
Drawn available la any part ot the United
States and all the principal cities of Europe.'
Agents for tTie celebrated .
lmm Line of Steamers.
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LouISvllle Nebraska
A general BankiDir businesa trans
acted. Money to Loan, Int, allowed on
time deposits. Collections made and
promptly remitted.
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4 Cash.
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