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PLUTTSMOOTH HERALD
KKK.'IAL I'AI'Ktt OK TIIK CITY.
oxo?ir ISTEWS.
Clrra'atln,; Library t Wrrirk'i
Uraj Ntor. JCOltl
C. A. UarMliall, leutlt, nuc-
exr (o Clutter & Alartiliall.
Tcctl extracted without pain,
uy ue ofXItrous Oxide Wan.
4. Salinburj. UetitUt.
Sl'ECIAL NOTICES.
AdvertlHcwnH under Ml tiaA. three cent
T line r urn luserlion.
O.VEY TO LOAN-On real eitate by A. N.
- sal
lllvau.
UOK WE A one horse bugt;y ana harnes
K'ttr ,,eW' ""M M& A. 8CIILEOKL.
I MM S I.K-My resllenc smU four lot;
tro.4 hoiln. barn and frwit, ami In exoel-l.-nt
etunlitioii ; aNotwo Improved larin. also
'-story briK bu-iies hoii-.e 4ux8'j leet.on Main
stivl. " other tlveirablc land ami lots.
1 ' l. JI. VVUKKLKlt.
bM u:V UK -Homes, lots and wood land by
John Hons 6i Sou.
UORHALG Several residence, cheap. In
1? quire ot U. II. Wheeler St Co.
I JOB SALE Scratch Tablets lu all Mzes. at
' thisolUco. 9111
POK HALE a lot In good locatlou. l'artlcu
f Jam at this odice '
PUB SALE An order lor a new American
1! fewluK Machine. Iuquiro at thWorttce.
1OKS.VLK 1.000 cords of wood. Inquire of
! W.rt. Wise. "
IiOB SALE Id papers for sale at this ofUce
at 40 cents er hundred or 5 cents per doz-
VOIl SALE Four lots toeth In Kod loca
X tlon In thi city. Inquire at this otneo tl
UOOMTO KENT. A furnishe l room for one
or two gentlemen. In Kud location. In
quire at this ofnec. ,UI
fltO KENT Two toms. furnished or unfur
1 nUued. In th MacMurphy houe, Inquire
on the premises.
niiiM!vvTiir.ili on lonz time. A house
i" and two lots with good improvements. Ap-
FOR KEN r Oood.new houses of four rooms.
Bod water, good garden spot-. per
..,ii inHhaJerviiie. W. It. SHAFKK.
IsoK KENT I he north storeroom in nev-
lile's block, and H rooms up utalrs. Good
location for restaurant or boarding house. rents
cheap. Apply to Win. Neville. lOJtf
mo KENT A house. Inquire of Chaplain
1 Wright.
LOST A Knight Templar charm id shape of a
Maltese cros. Finder wl 1 be suitably re
warded by leaving at thU office. 16"
W -TEI a giod scci ndcook at the Terk
1? i House Immediately. 70tl
UrAN TEH Two day boar r.i. Apply
Mm. 5ustafson'H. idstre twodoirs
at
nast
sexton's
66dlw
K. of JPm
Meets every Tuesday evening at thea
Castle Hall, in Rockwood Block. V
itlng Knights are invited to attend.
II. M. Boxs, C. C.
W. L. Dykes. K. of R. and S.
Thousand Say So.
. Mi. T. W. Atkins Cirard, Kan.,
write" "I never hesitate to recom
mendyour Electric Bitters to my cus
tomers, they give perfect satisfaction
and are rapid sellers." Kclectric Hit
ters are the purest and best medicine
known and will positively cure Kidney
and Livr complaints. Purify the
blood and regulate the bowels. No
family can afford to be without them.
They will save hundreds of dollars in
doctor's bills every year. Sold at fifty
cents a bottle by J. M. Ii berts.
Decl3 1yeCw
These are Solid Facts.
The best blood purifier and system
regulator ever placed within the reach
ofsufferine humanity, truly is Electric
Bitters. Inactivity of the Liver, Bil
iousness, Jaundice. Constipation, Weak
Kidneys, or any disease of the urinary
organs, or whoever requires an appetiz
eAonic or mild stimulant, will always
rind Electric Bitters the best and only
certain cure known. They act surely
nuicklv. every bottle guaranteed to
- . i n.i;,rn(inn nr monev re-i
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.
THAT HACKING COUUII can be
soqu ckly cured by Shi I oh s Cough.
We warrant it.
WILL YOU SUFFER, with Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint? 'uloh'8 Yitali
zer is guaranteed to care you.
SLEEPLESS NIGHT, made "jer
ably by that terrible cough. Shiloh s
Cure i3 the remeuy ior j ou
CATARRH CURED, health aud
sweet breath secured by Shiloh s Cat
arrh Kem-uly. Price 50 cenU iSasal
Injector free. For sale by Smith St
Black Bros. Dec.lSeowd&wly
. Blessing to all Mankind.
In these times when our Newspa
pers are flooded with patent medicine
advertisements, it la gratifying to know
what to procure that will certainly
car? you. If you are Bilious, blood
out ot order, Liver Inactive, or gener
ally debilitated, there is nothing in the
world that will cure you so quickly as
Electric Bitters. They are a blessing
to all mankind, and can be had for only
fifty cents a bottle by J.M. Robert
A Startling niscoTery.
Physicians are often startled by re
markable discoveries. The fact that
Dr. King's New Discovery for Con
sumption and ail Throat and Lung
diseases is daily curing patients that
thev have given up to die,
them to reflize their sense of duty, and
examine Into the merits of this wonder
ful SEJveiy ; resulting ia hundred, of
our best Physicians using it in their
Sractice. Trial Bottles free at J.M.
Robert' Drug Store. Regular size
- Sl.oo. m -
TrvtVBnai p'ug ciewing to
bacco, it is by far the finest plug c iew.
lDg,MattScWeiwUsU. Itf
llenn'tober the Plunkttt Sifters to
niiflil. New lipe ppa:le. at Beunctt & Lew
is'. 3013
Mr. W. A. Keithlty of the Weeping
Water Republican, is in the city to
day. The Serious family tonight at the
Opera Houpe, closing with a roaring
farce.
Fresh beanp, peas and cuciimbem, at
Bennett & Lewis'. 90t3
The Phinkett Sifters tonight in a
".Serious Family" will bo a most ovctl
leut entertainment.
A pleasant and good Looking lady
ca!ler brighlencd up the IIkkaLu samv
turn by her presence for a few rnimit s
this afternoon.
Hamburg, Iowa, is being beset by
thieves and burglars. I f Pl.tttsmeuth'a
turn don't come soon, we will indeed hi'
fortunate.
The Young Mch'h i:eiublicuu Club
will meet in the room under the First
National Brink, on Monday evening,
Juno 10. J. N. Glenn,
9012 Ch'n Executive Com.
Lost A pass-check book contain
I jg half fare permits over the B. & M.
and Q. roads. The finder will greatly
oblige by leaving the same at the Hen
ALU office or at the residence of Key.
Esterbrooke.
Mrs. 1 McCallan is lyiug very low,
the attending physician allows no
one to etiter the room except the at
tendant. This afternoon it was
thought her condition had slightly im
proved. A church social will be held at the
residence of Elder Burlou this even
ing; a cordial invitation is extended to
everybody, regardless of creed, to be in
attendance. A good time is assured.
The Pluuket Sisters entertained a
fair-sized audience at the Opera House
last night in the melodrama of Aurorr.
Floyd. With one or two exception the
troop is a very good oue, and one that
we think will pay you to hear tonight
Some one who through mistake got a
white satin fan at the Duke Levings
wedding part', last night, in place ot a
hand painted one, can make the ex
change by calling at the Opera House
clothing store.
Wahoo was scourged by a fire last
night, which resulted in the loss of
property valued at $15,000; the prin
cipal losers being F. C. Stewart, skating
riuk; II. II. Lubker, hotel and salcon;
Frank Dean, law office; and Baldwin
& Ranee second hand store.
A good rain is badly needed out
through the country, the growth of the
com biing already greatly retarded by
the dry weather. Although a very
heavy rain fell in this city last night
we understand from farmers living in
that viciuity, twelve miles southwest
of here, scarcely rain enough fell to lay
the dust.
The executive committee of the
Young Men's Republican Club met last
night in Geo. Smith's office. A very
earnest session was held, several mat
ters of importance to the club receiv
ing due attention. The notice for a club
meeting may be found in another col
umn. a happy event.
Trio Duke-Levings Wedding.
A gay party of relatives and friends
were gathered at the home of Mrs.
Levings in this city last eveuiug to
witi-6:S the wedding ceremony which
m.de Mr. Cliarles E. Duke and Miss
Lena Levings man aud wife.
The ceremony, a very impressive one,
was performed by Rev. J. T. Baird,
assisted by Chuplaia Wright.
The decorations were both profuse
and artistic, reflecting great credit
upon the taste of Mrs. Wise who was
tho designer of the decorating and the
receiver of the guests of the evening.
The bridal presents, both for num
bers and expensive elegance have not
been surpassed in this city for many a
day.
The groom needs scarcely a mention,
hi genial presence having been recog
nised here ever since his boyhood.
The bride is a young lady of pre
possessing appearance and engaging
manners, and although she has become
ih3 wife of a Duke she may not be
considered a Duchess.
The happy couple went to Omaha
immediately after the ceremony, to visit
among friends, and tomorrow evening
they will return to their home in this
city. The good will and best wishes of
the Herald and a large circle of
friends is heartily tendered the newly
wedded pair as they 6tartout upon the
journey of life.
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Try Ayer's Catharic Pills ! They are
mild and pleasant in action, but thor
ough and searching In effect. wldC
Concord Items.
Emtok Herald:
We were so frightened laft week we
could not write for fear '-Mocking
Bird" of the Louisville Observer,
would have us arrested and sent to
Lincoln for stealing her nom de plume.
We will venture under another name
this week.
We were visited with quite a re
freshing shower last Saturday and
Sunday nights, winch wc did not get
before we needed.
In the last two weeks there has been
fourteen cars of shelled corn loaded
here, besides iix that are now being
loaded. This docs not look much like
everything was destroyed by the hail
last season.
Corn and srrain ol all kinds is look
ing well.
Strawberries are ripe. There are a
great many wild ones this season.
Come over and bring your cream, dish
and spoon and we will go strawberry -ing.
Mr9. Loekwood has been dangerous
ly ill, but under the kind treatment of
Dr. Millei,of Plattsmouth, she is slow
ly recovering.
Mrs. Luft has been quite poorly.
Ed. and Henry Creamers were visit
ing with Mr. Beavers Sunday evening.
Why is it so many people keep their
children from school on the slightest
pretext? They are doiug them an in
jury they can never repay. I hear
some one say, oh, well, what is the
difference, my children will never have
to work for a living. Even if they do
not, just look into the future .ten or
fifven years, 6ec the men who arc
choosing our president aud governor.
They can scarcely read or write. What
do they know of politics? Nothing 1
They can be bought to vote lor any
one. The glass of whisky will do the
work. These aro the men to be our
future rulers. Our whole nation rises
in rebellion against such work. Let
us send our children to school. Edu
cate them for the positions they are to
fill. Send them forth in life with clear
ideas of the duties of every citizen of
the United States, both male and
female.
We meant James Allison instead of
Jones in our la3t letter.
Several people of this vicinity paid
Plattsmouth a visit Decoration Day. All
job: in saying that they had a good
timr.
We are afraid the editor will get
tired of tryiug to decipher our chirog
raphy, 60 we will close.
IlAWTnOKNE.
June 10th, 1884.
Tabor College Commtncement,
The days for the eighteenth annual
commencement. Juno 8th to 11th, were
as nearly perfect a3 June days (the
brightest of the year) can be. Year by
year the number of visitors increases,
The large church was well filed at
all the exercises from Sabbath morn
ing to Weduesday evening. By count
of the ushers 950 persons were present
at the close of the graduating exer
cises Weduesday evening. -
The classes this year fully sustained
the reputation of previous years.
The graduating class numbered
seven. There was on exhibition num
erous pictures, paintings and drawings,
the work of pupils in the Art Depart
ment the past year. As usual the
bouses in Tabor were freely opened for
the reception of guests and during the
intermission picnic parties from Glen
wood, Malvern, Plum Hollow and the
country could be Been in the groves
upon the college campus.
The past year has been one of real
progress and encouragement.
The number of students has been
larger than before, 233 from nine states
and forty-live places In Iowa.
Ia all departments the results have
baen very satisfactory.
The receipts from tuitiou were $4,
000, from Interests and rents $3,700,
from donations $8,074; tot id for the
year, S15.7T4.
The entire property of the college is
now estimated at one hundred thousand
dollars.
The senior class for next year is the
largest in the history of the college,
numbering more than 20.
The trustees voted to raise $25,000
for a new building and gave force to
their vote by generous subscriptions.
M.
Tabor Iowa, June 12th, 1834.
If you want to get you a broom that
will give CsS best satisfaction for the
same money ask your .dealer for Dor
ack's brooms. d28-lmo
Choice, pure fresh mixed candy at
Jim Anti!."-! for only 2q cents a pound.
295tf.
The bts Oignrs at Warrick's. d2t.
Croquel; , Hammocks, &e.,at
88d2t. Warrick's.
Accordt , Hanaonican3,&c.,cheap,at
88d2t. Warrick's.
Parlor :.i.d bedroom sets in all styles
at lowest ii::es at Bceeck's. 59tf
Best C d 10 cent Cigars, at
9M3t. Warrick's.
Arapahoe Letter.
AuAi'Airoi:, Xeb. June 11,
Dkak IIkuai.u: Thlnki g perhaps
thero might be a tender spot in the
memory of some of your readers, and
that they might w ish to hear of the
wandering of this wayward son, I
take thi3 opportunity of penning a few
lines.
I boarded the westward bonnd rain
at Plattsmouth at 8:15 a in., May 2'J,
1884,'and at L-uisvilla was met by A. L.
Timblin, who proceeded with mo to the
westward, arriving the same evening
at Holdrege, in Phelps county, the pres
ent terminus of the Ivnuw cut-ofTof
the B. & M It. It.
Here wv found a tl'riviug town of
about 8j0 Hihahitauts and presenting a
very promising prospect for the future,
and in one of the iinest agricultural
sections ot Nebraska.
Tuis town was surveyed and laid out
on the 2d of last October; it has now
one hundred and twenty-five business
houses aud all are well stocked und do
iug well.
While in Holdrege we stopped at the
Holdrege House, which, although in a
new town and a new house, is one of
the finest equipped and boat managed
houses west of Hastings. Parties go
ing to Holdrege will do well to ttop at
the Holdrege House.
On Friday afternoon following, we
took the stage for Oxford, 25 miles dis
tant, the junction of the cut-oft' with
the R. V. It. R.
Oxford is also a new town and bus a
fine prospect ; the people here antici
pate the building of a railroad, rouud
houses und other improvements.
The next morning we proceeded to
the county seat, Beaver City, which, al
though an inland town, also shows
many evidences of aselid and substan
tial growth, and good business out
look, having mauy well stocked stores,
and an intelligent community of en
terprising citizens.
We returned to Oxford the s:ime
evening and remained here uutil Sat
urday, June 7th. when we again board
ed the train ior Indianola, the county
seat of Red Willow county, about 40
miles distant, a town of about 500 in
habitants, returning the same evening
to Arapahoe, one of the finest towns in
the Republican valley. It is a town of
about SOO inhabitants with a fine coun
try surrounding it. The citizens are
enterprising, intelligent, and withal a
pleasant class of people.
After viewing the several towns
passed, we have concluded to locate
here, at Arapahoe, and have com
menced business.
Among those met here are the firm
of Childs & ('olvin, two former resi
dents of riattsmouth, engaged in the
real estate business, and their business
is just immense.
Charles Twiss is also ho re, having
been here some time.
Ami B. Todd and Jamo Burnett
passed through here June 10th, on their
way to McCook.
Besides two newspapers, the Pioneer
and Mirror, both good live papers,
there are three or four church organi
zations and two fine church buildings,
tho Christian and the Baptist. The
Methodist people are expecting to out
up a church building this fall.
-There is also a well conducted school
here, n any fine residences are contem
plated, and there are many very neat
ones already.
To those unaccustomed to sec such a
rush, it would surprise them to see the
number of land seekers and immi
grants every day; and to those who
are doubtfnl of the quality or strength
of the soil, I can assure them that
it is eo.ua! in quality to that of the
eastern part of the State, and only re
quires the patient and systematic tilling
t cms-; it to bring lorth bountiful
harvests. Your witness was much sur
prised to see the quality of the soil and
the promise of an abundant harvest the
coming season.
I would advise those deshiug to find
good, cheap lands, to come this way,
a they can find more good cheap land
here thau perhaps anywhere else in the
west.
Arapahoe is well represented by all
kinds of business, and among the rest
lias two good grist mill9, a saw mill and
a creamery.
AH a!ong the lino of the road can be
seen large quantities of wool, shewing
that this is a fine country for sheep
raising.
Thinking psrhaps a further continu
ance of this letter might tire the rend
er?, I will proceed to close.
More anon,
II. L. E. Lincoln.
Louisville has for some time been a
bonanza for the genus tramp, and of
late it has been well worked by that
"energetic" class. Only a tew even
ings ago 32 reported for supper in one
gang. The town board however are
buildiug a calaboose which will soon
bo completed, when the genial tramp
will have to roost in "other and more
friendly fields.
ClotLes, Hair, Nail and Tooth Brush
es, Comb., &c, nice line, at Fishers,
eat Main street. 49dtf
RPORThM ENS'
MENT.
TOUHNA-
The Daly gun was cjuttstid for to
day with Petty winoer, he breaking U
bills out of a possible 15. The score
was as follows: Petty 12; Ritchey 12;
Pitch 11; Craig 11. The other coti
testants did riot shoot out 6core.
Tlic Plattsmouth Cup was contested
frr by teams from Plattsmouth, Sew
ard, Xemaha and Tckau ah aud was
won ly the Nemaha Hub, they break
ing :)S halls out of a possible 40.
The Parker Gun wm 6hot for by 20
coatestauts, with a tie on 15 balls by
Craig, W. It. Film ;ui I Montgomery.
Tie shot off and Craig won tho gun,
breakingu (straight balls.
Two matches at doub'e hhts, one
bill aud oue bird, weiu then thol. In
the first match the first money was di
vided, and Montgomery won second on
tie shot. The second mutch m not
finished when we left. A full score
will be printed tomorrow.
Mayor CIjusu of Ouialta, is making a
raid on some of their gamblers up
there, but the cruel newspapers of tnn
metropolis still continue to abuse the
old man, and claim that the raid is only
on one or two parties and that it is for
spite, because one of the fraternity
gave tho mayor away to the grand
jury.
Train Tune,
Under the change iu timt passenger
trains leave th-j depot here a-i foiinv.s:
Xo. 1 west, cs:i5 a4 m.
No, :; west, 0:50 p. m.
K. C. St. J. & C. B. north 5:15 a. in.
tb ti ii AC "tt tl tl 00 J III
C. B. & tj. , north, 7:15 a. in.
Omaha stub north 8:55 a. in.
" " 5:40 p.m.
Trains arrive as follows
No. 2 , Denver express G:25 p. n,
Xo. 4, " " 'J.25 a. m.
K. C. St. J. & C. B. t M.-a 0:45 a. m.
.4 .4 W .4 i 44 y.o- j, jj,
C. B. & Q. Omaha e;ist 5:00 p. m.
F. S. White,
The old stand by ice man, is now roa
tracting for the eu miner season, and
will deliver you your ic; promptly a'
any time calleJ for. Mak. your con
tracts for a summer supply. 5dtf
Refrigerators in all si.cn at Henry
Bccck's. 5Dtf
Tiie best beef in cne city always can
be found at Peterson Bros, market.
233dtf
A large stock of watches, chains and
charms, just received at L. C. Erven's.
S3tf
In purchasing a refrigerator see. Hen
ry Beoeck's new stock and get pi ices
before purchasing. 5ftf
NF. W POTATO I S. at
7!HT. Hen net t & Lewis'
Pasture-
Two hundred and forty acres under
fence, with running water, aud one
half mile from tho c;t Apply t
3 Itf ' W. S. Wise.
STPtAWBEIMJIKS EVERY HAY at
70tf. Bennett c Lewis'.
CORN COB pipes i:i every stylo
SchlpgeFs. iott
STATE
YOU
That water will not run up hill,
that a kiss is sweeter than it looks
and looks better after dark,
YOU OUGHT to KNOW
that good CLOTHING is the
best, and cheapest to buy,, that
money can be saved, and a square
deal had at fWescott's, the Uoss
Clothier, as he does not deal in the
inferior lines adapted to the fixed
purposes ot bankrupt and assig
nee sales.
We avoid all gag schemes, sell
to all alike and treat our custo
mers with the utmost fairness. A
complete stock of - seasonable
clothing and furnishing goods on
hand, and we are prepared to coja-
vinecall in doubt, that our statements arc correct, that ""our "cods are
the best, aud that it is to your interest to trade with WESCOTT
Late styles in Straw aud Fur Hats, Xovclties in Neckwrar, full line of
Trunks, Valices, &c., &c. Everybody welcome.
Rockwood Block.
CHOLERA IXfAXiTM
IU 'l i h't ti, tyscn'ry, ami all lSnucl
CoiiiHlaititt. Onickly C'mr,
"Mapsu's Tonic Astkinqlnt J tho
b- I iiM'dicnn lever Haw for curing
UnvH Compl.ilnts, I have uaed it, and
lave Neon it V.vpd in many case:, in all
of which it effects a speedy cure." S.J.
Armstrong, FortScott Kan. Mausii'h
Tonic A.stki.volnt cured my little
boy of Cholera Infantum, after several
other remedies railed. 1 gave one of
my neighbors some of it for their Htflo
girl, who wai suffering with the Kirae
complaint, and it quickly curod her." -.In.
T B:iri.09.;ivansas City, Mo.
M.4i:.sii,s Tunic Ast'iinoknt U for
"ale bjSsnith Black Bros,' dru'jgit't,
I'lultdiuu.uh. Price 50 cent.
CliiiU an I Fc-vcr.Dumb Agucyind all
Mlasaiatic diseases, are quickly cured
with thft 50 cent Maksji Aoi'i: Crnn.
Fr sale by Smith Ailllaek Bros.
Mauth's Catiiautic Livi:i: Pi'I
for IJ.IIiousnejnand Constipation. For
sale by Smith Black Bro.-. wl.lr,
For bah fnsh setter dog, well broke,
and good retriever. This h a young
dog ami a very line animal.
SCtf m n. Baciiei.i.kk.
Crazy .Quilts-
2,01)0 packages of eilk and ribb n
scraps put tip in assorted 1- ts for 25c,
50c, 75 , and . 1.00 each, any ons of
which will b mailed, postage paid, on
receipt ot price. Address
The J V Bailey Mercantile Co.
St. Joseph, Mo.
A line stock of silver waro just re
c :v.d a". L. c. Hrven'j?. Wlf
Men tlu; new slok oL silverware at
L. C. Erv.m's bofure buying elsewhere.
sijtr
liist assortment of silverware iu
town to select presents from at L. C.
Erven's. S.Jtf
Call and .M'c Cis.
I wish to notify the public that I am
now open for business, at Joe McVey's
old stand, where I have in stock a full
Imp or Kentucky whiskies, St. Louis
befi, wines and H(?ars fce., as good ns
the best. 57dtfj II. M BON'3.
Fresh Vegetables nud Fruits receiv
ed every day, at
7'Jtf. Bennett & Lewi..
Estrav Notice-
Taken up by the undersigned in
I'b.lloinoulli precinct on the 29th day of
May, 1831. One sorrel mare pony with
stsir in forehead, supposed to be about
5 pears old. If not claimed and cost-t
paid a3 provided by law, the same will
be disposed of to satisfy cofrts.
79tf Geo. Horns'.
! At Charlie Warren's, the old reliable
; barber's shaving 10c. hair cut 25c,
stiampoo 2-c. sea toam 10c. mustache
black 2"c. Shop opposite opera house
give him a call. dSlml
; fo to (. O. Herold's new store for
ins in ready made clothing, hats,
j cap", and gents furnishing goods. 15dlf
t Money saved by buying hand made
i brooms, ask your dealer for them.
' d28-lmo '
TIIE BOSS CLOTHIER.
MOW
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