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lLA.TTSOUTII, NEI5KASKA, SATURDAY KVEXIXG, JUNK L'S, 1831,
xo. io:t,
Pkffeft
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JOSEPH V.
DKALKit IN
Choice Family Groceries, Carpets, Rugs, Etc
THE, "DAYLIGHT" STORE,
CENT lAL MAIN STREET, V PLATTSMOUTII. NEIi,
ILTTItVEIBiEJIR.
HICHEY
DEALERS IN
Lumber.Sash.Doors, Blinds
are
SID
j&jod raxiPEcar irn sit ait.
We have got the largest and best selected stock oT
Choice Family- Groceries
in town, and we will sell them just as cheap as we possibly can and
not "bust. Our Stock of
OizecJzswcLJe cuxcL G-ZcLSSTrcure,
not lare, but the goods. are First-class, and we will give yon
low prices. AVe pride ourselves on our
Teas and Si3ices5
IS
"Which we take great pains in selecting and can
the very best quality.
All you folks who have been going
and give us a chance to give vou figures.
groceries, come
Wo.-Will Duplicate Omaha Prices.
For same quality of goods and on the same terms. Come and see
us.
BENNETT
HKNKY BCEOK
.DEALER IN
FURNITURE
V SAK -6, CHAiR?;
etc.. rrc.,rrc.
Of All Descriptiotia. '
I iSTALLIC BURIAL CASES
TDIST COFFIITS
.. i. ,..,. i ,.-ny made and sold cheap for cash.
. , SKHEAR8i
i.H OOW ttKAo
SERVICE.
With many thanks for past patrooac
avite all to call and examine my
LARGE STOCK OF
Sltf. PL'RTtPRB ASU OF'ICX
Improved Lands for Sale
Gar- 12 mil' from Lenora, Kansas Scno
1 " Orleans. Neb.
n.o " l " Beaver City. Neb. 0
j,.o Logan, Kansas. 1.000
These lands are well improved, and can be
Loiitftit by paying W csU. and balance on time.
They are cbeap. the present owners having
Kviuht then at forced ale. Call and see.
J nave some Cheyenne County Lands lor
.ale vet thev are noinn fast.
Vor particulars call ou
W. H. WISE,
7'W2IV Cn!ot)8to8l.
XT? UT, Ml t I
WECKBAGH.
AT-
BROS, .
ALL KINDS OF-
K
a
some
guarantee to be ol
away from home to buy
your
& LEWIS
NEW
J". X. TJ25TKTJS:
DEALER IIS
FURNITURE 8 COFFIUS
and all kindi of isoods usually kept m a
FIRST CLASS FLMfalTUBE STORE
Also, a very complete stock of Funeral Goods
Metallic&WoolenCofflns Casfcets Roles
EMBLEMS. &o.
Our Xew and elegant hearse is always lo
readiness.
Remember the place, in UNION
BLOCK, on Sixth Street, TWO
Doors sonth of Casa Coun
ty Bank.
Whear we mar be found nljtht or day.
J. I UNRUH,
i"'i t. v r rtvi nrri. xeb
PLATTSMOUTH MILLS
TTSMODTH NEB.;
DEIS EL., - Proprietor
Tlour. Corn Mdl& jrud
on
GC
PLATTSMOUTH HERALD.
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DAILY, deliver''! by carrier f any part of the
city
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National Republican Ticket.
FOK PRESIDENT,
- JAMES G. BLAINE,
of Maine. J--
FOK VICE-PRESIDENT.
JOHN A. LOGAN,
of Illinois.
Vnx John Pouteh is before the
cabinet. He is ou the table. He is in
the presence ofisuch judicial minds
as Messrs. FrelinghuvBcn, Folger,
Gresham, Chandler, Liucoln and Tel
ler. Iu the meantime tlie loyal people
of the North "will be of the same opin
ion still" as to Mr. stay iu the-rciir
Fit. John Porter.
"No n'trty can carry West Virginia
with an anti-protecti-ut platform' say
prominent gentlemen from that state,
The democrats hear ilicte fateful pre
dictions and arc constrained, like Mr
Dana, of the Suu, to again advocate the
"old man" dead or alive. Democracy
w:ints to keeo its weather eve out. a
A .
protective policy means another bolt
bv the "Enslish minds and manners"
thai lire so potent among our Ameri
can democracy. To compel the Cob-
den club of London to make two bolts
the same j-ear would be asking a good
deal of those long suffering gentlemen.
Mr. Blaine can stand the English bolt
but we don't believe our democracy
can. The only way is lo let such states
as West Virginia vote the republican
ticket. They are goiDg to do so any
way. JdlciiiGAX pulled down "Missouil'a
vest in a crude and vicious manner, on
Thursday. It was upon the occasion
of the discussion which came off ou the
Mexican Peusion bill. A distasteful
amendment was tacked onto this bill
by certain republicans. When Senator
Vest, of Missouri, exclaimed "that it
was doue lo compel democrats in the
Senate to o-. cii2y a position of unfriend
liness towards the measure He con
tended in coin paring the pension laws
enacted for the solciers of the war of
the rebellion, aud the measure under
considerati6n which proposed pensions
for the men who survived the Mexican
war. that, the "Mexican war was a
democratic war. A hereupon Sena
tor Conger promptly asked him if he
meant to say that the other war was a
republican war? The Senator from
Missouri subsided.
AT RAN 1)031.
The attitude assumed by some of the
would-be Presidents in the democratic
camp who "really are not canuiuaies
you know. remind us of old Col. T ,
aud his painfully modest daughters.
The th Virginia regiment, C. S. A.,
was camped on t he Potomac near Col.
T s house during the war. The
men were in the habit of bathing every
day, and frequently exposes were made
which w ' annoying to the Colonel.
He catre n-io camp and complained.
Next day :n order was issued forhid-
ding ihe men to enter the water, ex
cept a certain j oiut far removed from
the Colonel's. In a day or so the old
man was back again, v ery angry indeed,
with the ta ie oil story.
Lcok heie, Colonel T ." said tue
cjmmandin officer of the regiment,
you arc r.ti officer and a gentlemar.
Do you mean to t-ay, sir, that your
daughters an see my men bathing at a
distance o: a thousand yards?"
"Yes y 'vr,'- the old man replied.
"Then. very queer, very queer,
6ir, ana i t explanation.'
"Not a- ', ir, njt at all. The ordi-
uary eye cannot see that tar. but you
see my gaN have spy-glasses."
A young lady who lately received a
bouquet of ms;.3 was somewhat amused
to find the donor's visiting card at
tached to it and written on the wrong
side these words: "X;t to exceed 12.
All death in nature la birth; at t je
moment of death, appears vi-ible the
rising life. Death and birth is simply
the circling of life in ilslf in order to
present itself even more brightly and
n.ore bke to it?e If.
The ni-.iiH s; !i! iias j ist be
She Ai!ia, l.w.i gol v
pel if, hii'ii slit- ha- liHiM-ii
front yari Slie has t:Ut;: it
atd uluu I cr fellow la!; - hi
i hamd.
'I' I lias .1
1 iii the
to light,
lfjtai t-
Uliil the
ure she loet-eiis the iik ixd iuim
calf butt hiui over. She j ushis to his
rescue, wilh seemingly heroic devotion
and saves him. llirjism ia a great
quality in a vvoniuu, but it is iinf iir for
a girl to win the atlVciioas of bur fel.
low by this deception, no iiiatrer it' ig
lioraufe is Hiss.
An Alriciiu pi ince who was studying
J theology at Dayton, Ohio, died a few
t days ago from busty consumption. It
is still a oucslion whether it the
a question
cliautc or the quality oE the Ohio
theology which hastened his end.
A physician, who had been busy vac
cinating th children that had been
brought to bid fitlice, thought he had lin
ih d, mid was putting away ins lancet
whi n a woman with a very young baby
in her arms came iu and requested him
to va cinate the infant.
'This chil I is Ihe last, I suppose r" .
" Why, Doctor, t coime it's the last.
It's only months old."
The iJrooklyu jhbti has an article
headed "Shall school ma'ams Flirt?"
That depends large'.y on the "school
ma'am," and her opportunities.
"Father," saidajoung man, who
hud charge of the paragraph depart
ment cf a college ni:iga.ine,. "Falstaff
was a very tat man, wasn't he?"'
"Yes.'
"He was what you might call corpu
lent, wasn't he ?"
"Yes, he was corpulent."
"Corpulence sounds big; but it c:in be
spelled with four letters, can't it?"
No, it can't. Have you lost all your
seme.'
"Oh, yes, it an, what's the matter
with o b c t ?"
The father will bring suit, against
the college for d warning his sons
mind.
A New York woman has left her
husband a large fortune on condition
that l:e shall remain single. Happi
ness does come in double doses occa
sionally.
Mrs. Greatheart wheeled the !-:i out
in the middle of the room one warm
night recently in order to get the b n'e
lit of the breezes from the windows.
The bed made a great racket, and .Mrs.
G
. remarked:
"Gracious, how those castors creak
and squeak."
Well, my pet," said Mr. G. "you can
remedy that by giving them a little
castor oil."
A towel was the only weapon hand-,
but Mrs. G. hit him with that all the
same.
The democrats have suddenly grown
very indignant about the fraud of 1876
They shouldn't be though. lie wrote a
etter a fortnight ago, declining the
nomination.
In some part of Africa, brides cn
their wedding day have their, front
teetli extracted and their finger nails
cut close. Then- is no such society for
the protection of hrsbmds in this
countrv.
Mt. Joiiu Kelly sa s he wid support
the nominees of tie democratic con
vention This is j;Pncrou3 John,
inasmuch as the nominees of the con
vention will continue to be out of a
job.
A woman who pretends to laugh at
love is like a child who sings. ut night
when he is afraid.
The properties of the late Cincinnati
Dramatic Fstiral are stored over Cur
rie & Co.'s fertilize rwarehouse on East
Front street, and a few days ago some
of them were moved out on the side
walk and tha body of Julius Ca-sar,
covered with a pall aud the face par
tially exposed, was lett after the other
stuff was taken away. About this time
a darkey happened along and he caught
a penetrating whiff of the fertilizer and
saw the supposed corpse at the same
time.
"Whew!" he snorted out, jumping
back and grabbing his nose, ''whew
Mistah Currie. wba'd yo get it?"
"Why Jona.-, t hut's Juliu Ca-sar
rejdied Mr. V.
"Wha'd yo' git him. -b-s look at dat
face. lie mu' a been drowned a i ow
ahf ul long time Mr- Cunie. Who'd yo'
sav he vuz? '
'Juliiu C:crfar.".
"Fo de Lawd, Mistah' Cui l ie, '-how
he do smell," an 1 !: caught on to his
novo as the odor of the lertili.er came
dow n mi the brc z "I'o chil , po'
chih ! Ain't got no frens i-.und t
heah to look altali do remain-? I'm ;
liehbah smelt nulliu vvussen dat in all j
my bawn dayp, nohow, Mhtah Cunie, j
and Jonas passed on, holding on t-ihis j
nose. J
When George Wil'iam Curtis cis ! ;
Heaven, he will be grieved ami li
custed to learn that there are r..-ersd
angels there who were not horn in Xew j
England. He will not like a place that !
is so cosmcx li'an.' "
"You're not an early li'-r are ou?"'
said Mrs. Urov. n to Mrs. Jones.
"Xo;the reason is that I cannot
wake John up before noon. I h.;
tried the cWk alarm, blai.k ;u ti : 'g! s,
and hell ringing, but he .Vcps like a
deal man."
"You eught to try the plan I ti on
my husband," said Mrs lln-wit.
"How is that?'
"Pull a cork cut of a beer
and he will spiing ri:lit old
1
;iic
Ol! lho
floor."
The other day a St. Louis in in wa
found dead in a bath tub. It io unfoi--tunate
that lie died before 1 c mVi t xte
wh.elher he got into it by acciieut or
whether it was iulcntiouai suicide.
The first reliable account of bi!i-r
waj given by Ilerodotu-, about b",0
years before Christ, an 1 it i currently
believed that some of tlie .self Fame but
ter is ttffered for sale today.
Vital Juestie:is
Ask the ii'st eminent pit ysicttn
Of any school, what i tni Uet tliiiiir
in uie worm ior ejuienn :trii ai;;tv;ng
all irritation of tlu nerve-, a. id etiiing
rtll froms of nerves, complaints, giving
natural, childiikfi re freshing sleep
always?
And tht.-v will tell you unhesitalingjy
'Sni.icJ'i'rni of Ifojj j! .' .'"
-IIAl'TEIl I.
iVsk any or all of the inott eminent
1,.- . i.
phjsicans :
"What is the best and only lemeely
that can be relied on to e-.ire all (iisr-as
of the kidneys and urinary organs;
such as Uriht's disease, eiiabe-w !",
retention, or inability to retain utii.e,
and the diseases and niime -r:t pecidiar
to Women"'
'A net tliey will teil jou ' ;.li- liy :i,m'
emphatically " lUichu .' .' .' "
Ask the same p.M icians
"What is th'-- luo-i relia1 le aud surest
cure tor liver diseases or djpensia;
cons'ipatior:, migestion, bilNousuess,
malaria lever, ague, &c..'"anel tlipy will
tell you :
ManCrakc ! or Dandelion! ! .'
lle-nce when these remedies are com
biuded with others equally va-liable-.
And compounded into Hop Bittees,
such a wonderful and mysterious
curative power is de vcioped, which is
so varied iu its operations that no
disease r ill health can possibly exi?t
or resist its power auel yet it is hnrm
less for tho most frail woman, w-'ike-st
invalid or smallest Child to u.-e.
e'lIAPTEU n.
"Patients
"Almost dead or ne-irly dying"
For year.-, an I gave ;;p my liysi
cians, of IJrig!it"afid other" kidiir-j
diseases liver enan jlaiiits. sef n- e-ougi.-.
called consiimtpion, Irtve been cured.
Wohicn joiit nearly ra::j '. .' '
From Hgpnv o neuralKi-i,
sness. wakeful I nss, and v tri u-disu-ses
peculiar to wom-m.
People ilnw uu:. of 'i-t,r from
exctuciatitig pangs o r.:-a:n t:ls;;i,
ihriammatury and cln.-'i r -. fiV-:-::ij;
liom scrofula.
Erysipelas !
".Saltrlieum, td..il poisi.h.g, iy. pepsin
indige-tino Hud, in f.u-r, alm :t ail
diseases frail"'
Nature is heir to
Have been cured !v Hop Hitters,
proof of which can be Jound iu ev i v
ueichVioroood iu tnc known woili.
None geuiiiQ witlm-it. a tu:ch
of green Hops on the white la'a-l.
Shun all the vile, poisonous stutl' with
"Hop ''or "Hops" in their name.
J u ne '-'3 1 SS I d w 1 m
biflu r Dtr cent discount. ou all cu3
torn made work hereafter, at .Sher
wood's FOlt c.vsir. To eotablUh my
business in every department on a
strictly cash basis this inducement i3
made in all custom made work.
Under the reduction a shoe tin',
costs 89 00 now, costs $7. Go for cash.
A boot that costs $8 00 now csts ).
0 cash.
A boot that costs 0.50 now costs
6 .G0 cash at Sherwood's. OSJw.Stf
ClotLes, Ilair, Nail and Tooth brush
es, Combi, &c., nice line, at Fishers,
ait Main street. .. 4Ddtf
F. G.Fricke& Co.,
St t CL.SSOK TO
M ROBERTS,
J.
Wi.l It
ji .,-; -1 .11, 1 1 y I'll lniHcl a full
i mi I'lce M" U f 1 1 1 1-
mill
ki.m;;s and mi:dicixj:s,
PAINTS, OILS, WAIJ.-PA PF.lt
nia'tifJisTs srxi)i:ii:s.
viniE liouors
l or Me li-.in I'urjic-es.
Si'i-i.il .'iH'-iii'ua
Sl'l Ijilloll .
;ii-n to (iiliuii;in I're
iiui.r.
DANXS.
THE CITIZCNS
n.ATTs.vioL'Tii. - m:i!kasica.
OiJ.TTVXi, - $7G.OOO.
.J'ill Jll.AI K, . HANK CAKKLTIt.
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w. ii. i i Mi:;(;. (m-iia i-.
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.1. A. I 'o.'inor, l icl Jlci rlii.uill, .1. V. .(.li ii --"in,
!'. U. Ciitloiiami, JVIi-r .M'linui,
Win. Wetei.c.-iiiiii, HiMiy JSn-t-k.
'linn-sad :i lliiicml Jijt ji K i -- llu-nic-1. I
u Im Iiave any Lankin iMiin.-Hs to I i-.tn-.-ici
i.ll! l!lilc-il to -yl. N, Ili;(ir linw
lai-'i- or email tin- IliiaHacIion, it
u ill i i-cci , it inn i-u i-liii ai ii-iitii.ii,
:.!al v. e !(. n always i-ou;-1
1-1 j rs s lii-atim iit.
I --no- CVrtidcati-s of l)c osits bi'riiin inter.-!
i.uyaim seiiH i iii-ciii i.xc!i,inc, email v
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I l.A r IS MOUTH.
NMJKASKA,
OfTer.-it!ie very best facilities for the jii-ornnt
trauHactlon of IcKltiinato
BANKING EUSINESS.
Stocks, ijoikIs-, eiohi, ejovnupf nt and Li
ctirnie i'.oii;ih ai:a .s-.l;!, Ii-i,.-iit.i receiv
ed and inteieat alloAed on time Certifi
cate'', J'raftP d.'-HAii, availaliii; liuiny
pai t ul tin! dated Mat ex and a.'l
the i-ri.-icipui uv.-nt ol
ICurope.
Collection made & promptly remitted
l!i!ist rket prices paid for County War
State ai.d County Ifoneli'.
DIRECTORS
Joi.n mz;,reraid
Jolin 11. CiarK.
A. S M.:l.uuulillii.
J. Ilawksvoi tli
WEEP1NG WATER
WATER.
NEIi.
L. HEED, President,
li. A. GIB.iON, Vice-Pies id snt.
Ji. S. WILKINSON. Cashier
G;
if:i'(n,
liecelved, anil Interest allowed on Time Certi
ficates. IHtAI'TH
Drawn available in any part jf the United
States aud all the principal cities of Europe.
Agents for the celebrated
W$$i lie of Steamer
Ban Cass County
C r.er Mala and Sixth Kt r. t-ta
.er Mala and Sixth Street?.
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nsrin: u
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l.i M. PAT'IKICSON. Csi.iei. (
Trdiisacls a General EEflfimr BDsicess.
HIGHEST CASH PJHCE
i'ulil for County and City War. -ant.
rCLliKifTfaxs JTAIK
ti'i l L-roiKi tfy reinitlet! for.
nu!V.croiis :
i: : Wiu ium, j. m. I'etre.-sori, C II. Yj.i i -Y.
l:. Gutfcicnnn. W J. Airn'-'.v, A. li.
S nitli. .Tied r; order.
ouiisville Bank.
LouHiillcXehraKka
A g'-neral Banking biiMDess tran
acted, Money, to Loan, Int, allowed or
time deposits. CodectioDs made ami
promptly remitted.
J. J. Maskek, ji. e. Mankeb.
Pres. - Cash
C. A. IIaxker, Ass't Cash.
Soine Foolish People
Allow a cough to run until it oets be
yond the reach of medicine." They
often say, Oh, it will wear away, out in
most cases it wears them away. Could
they be induced to try the successful
medicine called Kemp's Balsam, that
I se.l on a positive guarantee to cure,
they would immediately see the excel
lent effect after taking the first dose.
1 rice jOc and SI; trial size free
Pesp'y, fapr3 4m W. J. Warrick.
Lhaniond Wall Finish, best and cheap
est, ready for use by adding hot water,
at Fisher's drugstore. 49dxwtf
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