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PLVTTSMOUTII, NEBRASKA, TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 10, 188-1.
NO. 67.
VOL. 'J.
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JOSEPH V. WECKBAGH.
DEALBK
Choice Family Groceries,
AT
THE "DAYLIGHT" STOEE,
central main street, plattsmouth, neb,
LUMBER
EICHEY
COB1TF.R
OTP TEXS-X. jISTTD '.
DEALERS IN ALL KIND
Lumher.Sash.Doors
SaOTRrest iEtates.'Tex'ms Gash
Sill
We
are
We liavp irot the large&t
Choice Family
:.. .-., wp will sell them
in st.
not " lmst.
,i
Qizeej-Lswaie
U not large, but the goods are First-class, and we will give you
3 l0w price. We pride ourselves on our
Teas and SiDlces,
"Which we take great pains in selecting and can guarantee to be of
tlir vorv best duality.
Ml vnn folks who have been going
groceries, come and give us a chance to ive you figures.
Wo Will Duplicate Omaha Prices.
nnaiifr nf n-oods and on
BENNETT
NEW
Furniture Stare
-DEALKK IN
FURiTITURE COFFINS
and all kind of goods usually kept la
FIB54 t CfcAMM i UKSlTlBK WTOIIE
Also, a very complete tock ot Funeral Goods
Hetallic&WooleiiCoSlns Caskets Rates
EMBLEMS, 4c.
Oar New and elegant hearse Is always la
readiness.
Bemember the . place, in UJJJO
BLOCK, on Sixth Street, TWO
Doors sonth of Cass Coun
ty Bank.
Wbtr we may be found night or day.
J.
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PLATTSMOUTH MIM-S
XTSMOUTH NKB.
UEISEL, - Proprietor
TUmr. Cam UfA
IN
Carpets, Rugs, Etc
BEOS,
OP-"
i
ami Itfst seleetel stock f
Groceries
as che:ii as we rssillv ran and
Our Stock of
inds,
on Dec
CLTLtL G-ZCLSSJCUltliugMihough they were defeated,
SOinC I
away from home to buy your
the same terms. Uome ami see
& LEWIS
flKNRY BCECK
i DEALER IN
FURNITURE
SAF .6, CKAiRF
aXC, ETC., KTC
Of All Descriptioivi.l
METALLIC BURIAL CASES
I ,'-;. ray made and sold cheap lor cash.
-. K HEARSE
IS NOW BEAD
SERVICE.
With many than lor past paconage.
nviie all to call and examine my
LARGE STOCK OF
Improved Lands for Sale
noaer-s 12 mil?s from Lenora. Kansas 8659
16: is " Orleans. Net. 900
' 14 Beaver City. Neb. r50
IU) . 8 " Login, KausaJ. 1.C0O
Thfic lands are well Improved, and can be
hmivht hv n.-ivinsr '4 ctsb.and balance on time.
Tbey are cheap, the present owners having
hmn'tit thpir at lorcea aie. can ana gee.
1 have some Cheyenne County Lands for
al yet they are going last.
For particulars call on
W. WISE,
T0lw3w
I'nloe Hlock,
PLATTSMOUTfl HERALD.
FCBLI8UF.D DAILY AND WEEKLY
-BY-
The PlattMDUtti Herald PnWisliini Co.
TERMS:
DAILY, delivered by carrier to auy.part of tbe
city
Per Week S 15
Per Month ' 00
Per Year W
WEEKLY, by mall.
One copy six. month! 51 00
One copy tie year J 00
Kegisterea at me rose uaico, riauanioum, as
secoiul class mailer.
National Republican Ticket.
FOli PRESIDENT,
JAMES G. BLAINE,
of Maine.
POE VICE-PRESIDENT,
JOHN A. LOGAN,
of Illinois.
Plattsmovtu has had two ratitica-
tioa meetings over the nomination of
the Chicago convention, and the Blaine
and Logan ball is rolling onward.
The California delegation, which in
the words of its chairman, went to Chi-
j cago to stay until Blaine was nomi
nated, has gone east to visit Mr. Blaine
at his home in Augusta, Maine.
If any think James O. Blaine cannot
carry New York they want to read
telegrams of the hundreds of ratifica
tion meetings all over that state in
honor of the nomiuution of the man
from Maine for president.
The young men's republican ciub
which is being organized in this city
will be heard from in its own particu
lar field of work during the coming
campaign, and the boys wiil march on
with Blaine and Logan to victory.
Tjieue is one great thing in favor ol
the republican presidential ticket, the
standard bearers are the cnoice of the
majority of the voters of the party.
This thing of putliag in dark horses
who are not the choice of any body,
merely to keep a few noliticians from
is not me proper tmng to ao. mis nas
been done several times now and a de
parture from it marks a reform in the
party. Lincoln Capital.
Hon M. A. Uartioan, w ho for the
labt four years has heeu the most influ
ential aud aggressive democratic work
er in this county, made a powerful
speech in the Biaiue and Logan ratifi
cation meeting at the Upent house in
which he placed himself squarely in the
field as a supporter of the "plumed
knight." Mr. Hartigaa baa simpl
taken the step that thousands of think
ing democrats will take during the com-
idg campaign.
The Loudon papers and the Brilish
press don't like the tariff plank of the
n pu lUa i platform. The great L n
dou Times roars that the death-knell ot
the republican party has been sounded
No doubt the wish is father to the
thought. The British press hates the
republican party. Republican princi
pies are impregnable wall of
defense ag iust the rapacity of British
monopolis So long as the reptiglican
party is in power, and so long as the
principle of protection is upheld, Brit
ish monopolists will be baftled in their
efforts to crush American industries
an 1 feize the American market for
ii eir own seiusn purposes, it is no
wonder that withiu a few hours cf the
adoption of a republican platform, de
clarmg unequivocal hostility to the
doctrine of British free trade, the cable
should brin.sr the evidence of the Hn-
appintmtat aud enmity of the Dews-
paper represenutuies of British senti
ment. This was, indeed, inevitable.
"untisn interests" is only another
name for British selfishness. There is
not on tbe spacious surface of the globe
one foot rf land that is secure from
British ag ""siod, or one solitary inte
rest nat t are from the snoilin"-
hand of .'
nation i?
of power,
sordid ini
oh cupidity, unless toat
erawed by the strong hand
uniish iuterest3 are the
estq or money getting. To
the selfish r-ods of British monopoly in
manufact.i and commerce, all the
strength, Luiitary and naval, and all
the diploi : .cy of the government are
subordiu
I. The military aud aval
power c:
is only u
the British government I
bv wr i
ty which, in the
means
interest of British monopolists, weak
nations are crushed and held in abject
dependence in their masters. For no
other purpose have Ireland and India
been throttled in the relentless clutch
of British military power than to enable
the vampires ot trade fattt : on their
life blood. Nor has that nation of
grasping monopolists sei upuled, from
the same sordid motive.-, .to crush
under t he iron heel of armies such de
fenceless lands as Egypt and the petty
tribe of. Africa. But, true to its in
stincts, the British government shrinks
from .attempting military aggression
upon focmen worthy of its eteel. It
docs not try to force the people of the
Uuittd ritaies by hostile armaments to
become hew on of "cod and drawers
of water for British monopolist, simp
ly because it dares not. the time was.
however, when the strnggliugcolonisis
bitterly lelt the pressure of British in
terests iu the pewal laws against Amc-ri-
can manufactures and against Ameri
can commerce. That day, however,
was happily past when, at the close ot
the heroic struggle of the revolution.
Grent Britain was forced to acknowl
edge them "free and independent
fctaU'3." But precisely the same thing,
which is done by force ol arms for
British interests'' against defenseless
nation, is atteu pted to be done in the
United States by the insidious and in
direct, but not the less dangerous, doc
trine, ot free trade, sometimes called
"tariff for revenue only," sometimes
"revenue reform," but the same British
wcap ns under whatever name it is
concealed. It is thp wealth of British
mon 'polLts hat furnishes the means
for the dissemination f this false doc
trine. Sioux City Journal.
ELMWOOD CORRESPONDENCE.
Editou IIeuaLd: Shake! Hip, hip
hurrah! Elm wood is on her ear, and
everv one is happy, snd no one cares
lor expenses, because wo are all for
Blaine and wtre before he was nomi
nated. Conversions .ore fashionable,
now, however, but we don't think
quite in order, n this occasion. Tho
west end of ;ss county wiil ever c-A
gratfful to the IIon.E B. Iiee.l. !': ;ho
manly, s r.iightfor urd manner, in
whidi bo and ihe Hon. Church ilowe
misrepresent d the old cour.:y of Cass
and he glorious Fir?t. Congressional
U s rict oi Nebraska.
We think now it willbe perfectly in
order for Mr. Howe to eo 2s ew Mexico
and art his cattle rauche, as we can
n r, attms si oi uic gauic, b-u uij
V.6. xMa sbalships or Congress loam
up iu t e back grouud for him; and it
might be wdl for Mr. Reed to stand in
with him. They perhaps can have bet
ter success in cattle than they did in
making president.
The crops here are all that could be
wished; corn is up and looking tine;
mall grain simply immense.
Elmwood is preparing to celebrate.
and they all say it is going to be the
bigne.-t thing on ice Chicago conveu
tion not excepted. Come up, aud we
vtll make it plraant.
C. D. Clapp bnd 2. R. Ilobb , arc
home I- om Omnha wi ere itn-.y nave
been visiting.
We are not through retifyi'ig and
J llitying ourseii ovor xiaiue a uuuiiua-
tiou. Words fail to express our feel
ings. Elmwood will give the "Flumed
Knight from Maine one hundred and
fifty votes in November.
Youru in the faith. J. M.
F. S. White,
The old stand by ice man, is now con
tracting for the summer season, anJ
will deliver you 3-our ice promptly at
any time called for. Make your con
tracts for a summer supply. louu
ClotLcs. Hair, Nail and Tooth Brush-
n 1 T 1
es, tjorauj, ixc, into 01 t iiicu,
east Main street, 49dtf
If you want to get you a Droom that
will eive the best satifactiin for the
8am e money ask your dealer for Dor-
ack's brooms. uss-imo
h if leva vsr cent discount on all cus
torn made work hereafter, at .siitr-
wood's for CAsn. To establish my
business in every department on a
strictly cash basis this inducement is
made in all custom made work.
Under the reduction a hcc that
costs S9-00 now, costs $7.65 for cash.
A boot that co3ta $3.00 now costs 6.-
80 cash.
A boot that costs 33.50 now costs
S5.C0 cash at Sherwood's. 59dw8tf
Refrigerators in all sizes at Ilenry
Boeck'B. 59tf
Tbe Ice Men.
Jos. Fairfield ha established an of-
Ace a Monarch billiard hall, where he
ice for the season at the lowwt terms,
1
FOI'NI.
An agate watch charm and two door
keys. Call at this oflico. prove prop
erty, pay for this uotice
articles.
and get the
M O Conno keeps on hand the cel
ebrated Anher.aer Burch St Louis Bot
tled Beer and always ready to pay pac
ticular attention to his customers.
15&tf
Spearhead tobacco is all the go ucw.
All chewers seem to be anxious to get
hat farm, which will be given away
m June next. Call at Matt SclwegePs
lor a circular. ltf
All the best houses in Plattsmouth
will sell you Bremner's choice crackers
at reduced price by tho box or bam 11,
aud don't you forget it. Get these and
you get the best. tf
Music-
On receipt of fl.oO in currency or
stamps we will mail free Fifty pieces
assorted Vccal and Instrumental Stand
ard Music from all the most poxmlar
composers and authors.
The J. W. Bailey Mercantile Co.
St. Joseph, Mo.
Crown Mills Flonr,
W. V. Allen, the (rd Cass county
miller, who i-t now running the Crown
Mills at Ashland, has his Hur on sale
iu the Plattsmouth market, Uovey &
Sou keeping it always in stock A
tiialofthe Crown Mill brands will
prove to any that it is superior to any
flour in the market. S00d&w4Slf.
BANKS. 2
THE CITIZENS
rr.ATTSMotrrn.
NhUKASKA.
C.3PJ.T.Ij, - $75,000.
OFFICF.H.1
JOHN BLACK. .'KAMC C'AKRUTil.
1'resident. Vice- FresVdent.
V. II. CUSHINO. Ca-:!iier.
.llKKCTOnS
John Black, V.'. It. Cashing Frank Can uth,
T. A. Connor, Fred Herrmann, J. V. Joh&
ion, IMt. Guthinann, Feter Mumro,
Win. Wetercamp, Henry Boek.
l'ransacts. a Geiit-ral Bankini? Business. All
Wiio nave any H.uikint; busluuss to trati.-art
are invited to call. No matter limv
h:re or Pinail tbe transaction, it
wJl receive our careful attentiop,
and we promise alway f ur
leou.- treat men i.
ues Cerlificate.t of De. sits J!.irjas ;ut';r--:.'
Biivs.-md sellf Foreign Kxcliane, County
nad Citv secumie.
JOHS FlTZGKRAI.M.
Fiesidenr.
t'w?hior.
NATIONAL
FIRST
Or FLAT rSMOUTH. NLBKA8KA,
Oltrs tile very best facilities for tlie promp
transaction of legitimate
BANKING BUSINESS.
Stocks, Bonds, Gold. Government and Loca
Hecurities Bought and Sola, Deposits receiv
ed and interest allowed 011 time Ceriii'i
eaten. Drafts drawn, available in an
part of the United Htatex and
the principal towns of
Europe.
Collections made & promptly remitted
Highest rfcet prices paid for County War
State aid County Bonds.
DIRECTORS 2
John Fitzgerald A. K. Touzaliu
John It. ClarK. D.Hawksworth
A. W Mcl-auuhlln. F. K. White.
WEEPING WATER
WEEPING WATER. NEB.
E. L. REED, President.
B. A. GIBSON, Vice-President.
R. S. "WILKINSON. Cashier
A General Basii&E Business Transscied.
WKPOS1TH
Keceivec, and Interest allowed on Time Ce.'ti
neat e s.
DBAFTH .
Druwn available in any part of the Cnlie"
Starts and all the principal citie -t Knrope.
A -T H. .',1 .... ..
I Haute Line of Steamers.
Bank Cass County
Cotner Main and Sixth Streets.
JEH, ATTSMOUTH
.V. H. PAKMELE. Frs!deu:, (
1 .1 M. PATTEKSON. Ca-hier.
Transacts a General Easing Bnsiness
HIGHEST CASH. PRICE
Paid or County and City War. -ants.
COLLECTIONS MADE,
and promptly remitted for.
DIKECCTOKS :
R II Wiu Jhim, J. M. Patterson, C. H. Pariue.'e
F. K. Guthmann. V J. Agne.v, A. F-.
3 r.'t'.i. Freit Oorder.
Louisville Bank.
LiOulSvlIle IVobrattka
A general Banking business trans
acted. Money Jo Loan, Int, allowed ou
time deposits. Collections made tn l
promptly remitted.
J. J, Mankeii. H. E. MaNKEb.
j
Pres. Cash.
C. A, Majeb. Atfft Ctfsh.
CALL AT TIIK
Old Reliable
LUMBERYARD
H. A. IMTERUJN k
Wholesale and lictall Dealor In
PINE LUMBER
SHINGLES, LATH,
SASH, 1)00113,
BLINDS, AC.
Fourth Mreet. in rear of Opera House.
PLATTSMOUTH. NEBRASKA
THFHfiHJ
SKIN CURE.
CATARRH CURE,
COUGH CURE.
BLOOD CURE.
Kurt k.vm: iiy
WILL J. WARRICK.
MIKE SCHNELLBACHER.
nOKSK SHOEING & WAGON BEPAIJMX
Ail linSs of Fot imnlemts Msaiei wi:i
NeatiiH1! and Dispatch.
Horse, Mule & OxShoeing
n short, well shoe anything that ha
four feet, from a Zebra to a Giraffe.
Come and see us.
iTEW SHOP
!! k hut ween Main and Vine 8ret
Jmt across .e corner from the Mtw HF.KAl.D
OFFirie.
ROBEftT DONNELLV
W-A.O-OISI
AND
ULAtJKSMlTIl
SHOP,
Wagon, Buggy t Machine and Plow 1
pairing, and gereral jobbing
l ah now prepared to do all kinds of repairing
of farm and other machinery, as tnere
la a good lathe in my shop.
PETER RAO EN.
The old Reliable Wagon Maker
baa taken charge ol the wagon snop
He is well known as a
NO. 1 WORKMAN,
ffew Wacoas and Hassle Bt4e t
Order
SATISFACTION OH RANT
4ft
HUD
1 to I
The Boss Clothier .f Lincoln, hat
opnned out a clothing btore in this city
where he would be pleased to have his
old customers call in, on lower Main
strwt, one door east of court Jjonst.
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