FRANK H. WILSON'
Fire, Tornado awl Cyclone Insurance,
..0:.- B.nrracnt of Bank cf Cas3 Coauty,
PLATTSMOUTH, : NEBRASKA,
Queen Insurance Company, of Liverpool.
"Wiiohintoii Fire ami Marine Insurance Co., of Uostoii.
Cointnerei.il Union Assurance Company, of London.
AVeatern Ajnuranee Ciii.tny, of Toronto, Out.
Capital, - -
Total Assets, -
Total losses paitl since orpinizatioii,
lieli-Me Insurance Careful Underwriting and prompt attention
guaranteed.
Western imm Co.,
Toronto, Out.
A. ii. SX1XH, J. J. Ke- V. A. W. Uoll.
Pr!Sl 'cut. MuU iK'' K dir. Supt- Agi lities.
I ITKI hTATKS THI HTEM.
Win. II. Galon. -f William & Cuioii, iJ ni-n
.(LMlU.till Line,) ev oik.
Win. A. Booth. E.esi.ient lnir.1 iill-iu:il
i;:ink. New ii a-
lithur 1!. Cravi-s. I'lfcM.l -lit M. Nlcn-las
i.auk. .New oik.
i;-o.V, llayc. C'jncral Aeut, Milwaukee, Wi
UNITED STATES BRANCH.
At-Kl S.
Uniljd Stares 4!i percent register
ed I'.Kiid
United St.ttes i per cent ivKifired
Bin kU
New tuk Central & Il'.iuu River
Railroad u i is
Ueoiviii rtiAte Bond
C&u deposited in Stato of Mii
siPi't 'ash lu Bank
Premiums in c'ur-; of collection..
&JlVon.e'
21S.-MH o
V7,otW.0u
15, NMI.IK
l-o.sTo.JH
LI.VKILI riK. S9..1.517 0:
Ke Insurance reserve f 4"..ei:iJ 31
liniiii.l I,,. u,- KH.HIi il
oihi-r luiiiiiiiics m.ui. $ r.o'i.iTn.w
Snrnlus iu Uuiteil Mt-s ;U9,"a.7a
Pre iniii'ii c -iits Su United SU?, I87 T
li. iucluoive, ,, j-
Total Fire los-e. pai 1 United St-te-.1871 1
is a. iiiiuMve a.a:i.;Alo.c
Tixsivrccnca (Jo
OF
LIVEKPOOL.
Semi-a-wiual strem nt r the United State"
ftranen on T-e si-t av vl DeeintMr.
JOSEPH M. rJK'.K'tS. Manager We.-teni De
p.n tiaont, Cl.ieao, 111.
Axsets In the United States.
C.i-ili It!ns
Heal Kitiuj. L'iiiiicuinl)"li"-tl
t'uited Mil s lioiid-i
Othei Seeuiities -
Otiiei ltciu.-.
...3
;-i.Vj.5'n. i
'lVi'i v. !
LM.Ot!
). 712.207 W
Liabilities in the United Mates.
Losses Uuad jmted aud
in Sii-..;.i.e .-i:5'.a3i 20
AU otiier t'lai ns against
the Ooni.-any 4."7fi75
UJ.U10 ;5
Amount neeo.- ary to r--
iiniiri.' all uuisl iiidiii
risHs 7o,072 4-
Nt ir. las i'l United
Sines 1-33. iai .'.2
.t,7:.2.207S9
Net Siirp'u 1.. United St ites Dec. 31 r
LosseiiVd" ei'uee brsatiizit ion ...... .8.!Oi;.!ie W
lLKHORN s
HEAEQUAKTIRSSFOR
WIRES BEER AND CIGARS,
Old Kentncuy Wliiskies,
-ALE,
mrortTED AVINKS.
MUM'S EXTKA DUV CHAMPAGNE,
NATIVE WINES,
ST- LOUIS BEER-
Strug's Omab.a Beer
Always on drawgflit.
jTWTSSHm 3EIRIES of CIGjElBlS
. ALWAYS IN STOCK, ATj
THE ELKHORN
Fitzgerald Block - - - PLATTSMOUTH, NEB.
J. F. IB ATLTmiEESITJEIlG ,
Commission Merchant,
TPIE3IE3in9 THLncrTOTHL
AND
IHDlglaest Cash
1 An wjcxcellod line of FLOUR. always in etock, cofer Cia&o
: f;T. flfwtii: ATknn&ita- First National :Tlflnt - ".. ? .
$ 4..r00 000
20.100 000
T,2.047 0JC
I."5AAC SVY1.K ISK1C, A. W. DAMON.
President. Secretary.
11 AN v E. SWEEISER. Yiee-lrirluVlit.
Washington
Firs and S'ariue Insurance Company
or
BOSTON.
STATEMENT, JAN. 1, 1884.
t ASSETTS.Z
Bank Stnc!, $ 401 ,C 197
,lt y or IJ.iMuu Bonds I;t3.i4,x
Culled Mai e " 17l.8H7.fi0
.abroad Mucks and Homin, 4io.j..mi
Boston i 11-l IMl.SlocK, fi,50l,i0
.oausoii .M'iriK:t;e Kl.iKtu.uo
Collateral lHAJO.nnj
Marine I'reiiiiuiu Notes &.w;J,7tf
. n-iiiiuin-i in course of Col'l'n iri.TCi.Bi
i hsii on I anil I4.1,4:,i.r3j
Oilier., ssetsi accrued Int. a i- t ,744,nO
Cii'fcs Assets...
...1.59j.S?0.W
LIABILITIES.
Losses reported supposed?! 13, 142.00
i. .-rived i r Beiiiiurauee, 2fU,-jr.y.3o
Ail other Liabilities 21,;'7
Gko.ss Liabilities, except Capital saw.V-'S'.J 62
?iirii'ui :ii regard Polley-hoWlers. 1.2m.'Jo7.72
i'aid-ur apilal l.iuo.ism.ou
$JKi.2h7,"2
WESTEKN DiiPAUTMENT.
174 La SALLE STREET. CHICAGO
KKED. S. JAMES. General Agei.t.
COMMERCIAL UNION
ssstjuaitoe CO.,
or
LONDON.
CX1TED STATES BRANCH:
37 and 39 Wall Street, - NEW YORK CITY
Ai-FKF.D Pki.L. Resident Man arc r.
tii.vs. skwli., Asiitaut ilanager.
WRSTEUX DEPARTMENT:
157 and 1M I-Salle St . - - CI1ICAOO. ILL.
C. K. MCLLINS. Kesident Secretary.
UNITED STATES BRANCH
PTATKMENl JAN. 1st. 18.
Keserve fortmal liabilities', Inclti't-
ing le-liiHiirance in United Mates $1,337,13 4 24
Net'ouivius Jaetiary 1st, ls4 ay,M)l 80
' suet lield In the United States... $2,327,30 0
liicimie. l-Kl $1.62.1.934 55
xpi lidilUIeti, 183 11,120 ;
Surplus Income in U. S.', 188;J 184,814 47
i'ot a! losses paid by this Company
t-iuce organization 37.715.r24 00
All losses tn the Western Department paid
prninpt.lv through the nraneh Otliee, 157 6.159
LaSalie St.. Chieaxo. ..
ALO
price paid for
rn
Telegraphic
AT CHICAGO.
Cleveland Leads the Race,
The Opening Day.
A Letter From Tilden.
Followiug is au authentic copy of a
coiuuiuuication to Mr. B iruurc,' chuir
iiiau the uatioual committee, fiom
Mr.Tildeu:
Grayatoue, July 5, lS84.To IIou.
William 11. Uurnuui, C'liicngw, 111. 1
have received your telrgraui intormin;
me of the ditiiosition to nominate we
of the disposition to nouiiuate me for
the presidenc and as!iiur, "Will Yu
accept an unanimous nomination lroui
the couveutiou!" and also a telegram
from Mr. Manning saio; "ll efcems ah
solutely necessary that you (I sliould
answer liarnuin's telegram as soon as
possible." Your iuquiry was explicitly
auswercd in the Degaiive by letter ot
June lOJi to Mr. Manning.
(Signed) S. J. Tilden.
neuiuska's OKOA.1ZaT10..
The Nebraska delt gallon organized
to-day as follow.: Unairman, R. A.
Hatty; secretary, (J. Marvin; ciedeu
lialf!, W. II. Munger; resolutions J.
Sterlinj Morton; orgauiz ition, To!iah
Castor; vice-president, John G. llifi
gins; national committee, James K.
Boyd.
J'erry Belmont Is out wilh the state
ment that ttie apparent victory oi Cievc
JauJ shou.ti not be accepted as tlual b
the convention, lie declared that the
minority in the delegation represented
the majority in the state, and as such
should be respected. This sentiment
is urged upon all wavering Cleveland
men.
The Kentucky delegation tonight
adopted a resolution providing that in
the event that Kentucky should not
present the name of Mr. Carlisle the
chairman will cast the vote of the state
an follows: Bayard 8, McDonald 7,
Tliurmau 4, Cleveland 10.
Tammany has sustained one severe
rebuff tonight from the Iowa delega
lion. The Iowa people while in session
were met with a request that some
gentlemen of the New York count)
desired to address the delegation. A
reception committee was appointed,
aud when the question wan ufiked it
the visitors were Tammanyites, the re
ply came that they were, whereupon a
motion was made to adjourn, and was
carried without dissent.
Maryland will probably cast seven
votes for Cleveland and nine for Bay
ard on the first ballot.
Maine will cast a solid vote for
Cleveland, which is also true of Ver
mout, both of which states will ob
serve the unit rule. Arkansas has been
instructed to vote as a unit and todaj
balloted frequently without effect, the
delegation being divided between Bay
ird McDouaM and Cleveland. At at
tempt was made to unite on Sloeuin,
but it failed.
Illinois took A test VOtC today anil
, ,
stood 40 for Cleveland and 2 lor Mc
Donald. J
Michigan is divided between Cleve
land, Thurman and Butler, the termer
Lav.'oga majority.
ebraL?ka stands 9 for Cleveland aul
1 for Bayard. .
New Hampshire instructed the chair
man to cast the entire vo? -rr Cleve
land. The majority of Virginia is announc
ed i or Cleveland,
The receipt of the Tilden telegram
tomyht created very li'.tle comment
All electioneering in the past forty
eight hours has not contemplated the
contingency of Tilden and consequently
it made very little change in the sitau
tion.
A rumor was current late tonight
that when the time for nominating
speeches arrive?, John Kelly will pr
sent tl e nme of Tilden.
Ti.e Connecticut delegation this
morning nompad tn mut 1a vnt f.,.-i
Cleveland,! Vermont wi.l also vote
for him.
A strong pcint is b.-ing made for
Justice Field that his opinion in case
involving constitutional questions pre- j
sent soi.nd democratic dt.ctr.ne as to
the limitations of the powers of gov
ernment and that the nomination
would draw strong republican sup
port. The New York delegation met at 11
o'clock and continued iu session four
hours.- li eat interest is centered iu
this meeting as having a vry import
ant bearing on the Snal action of the
coavantierxh and tne hall wt in Iron
ftt9jfcxwJo is bold.
U filled with a throng of people anxi
ous to eecure early tidings ol the re
sult. It was understood that at a meet
ing late last night Tatumau) decided
to insist on a two thirds majority for
the enforcement of the unit ml, and
the question whether that uuinWr
could ij mustered caused a long aud
excited diacussion; Hie tcuor if which
has not yet been learned. Humors of
the results of the balloting crept out
from lime to time, but could not be
verified.
The following i9 given as the ballota
today :
For presidential preferences, the
first or informal ballot gave Cleveland
46, Flower 23, Thtirman 1, liayard 1,
Tildtn 1. The second or lornml ballot
after chune, gave Cleveland 17, Gen
Siorum 15, Bayard 9. Flower 1. It i
understood the Flower men eomp'i
minted Slocum and Bayard with a
view thereby of winning the votes ot
Kinirs county.
The vote on the enforcement of the
unit rul stood Gl to 8.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
E W. CODK. M. 13.
Physician asi fcjt'UOKON,
OFFICE At Fishers Dura Stoke.
Plattsmouth. Nebraska.
;i:o. s. oiitii,
ATT'UINEY AT LAW. Will practice in all
Courts of the State. Oflice in Fitzeild Hloek
1'L.ATTSMOI'TII, - M-KlASKA.
ALLKN BKKSON. A. X. Sl'l.LIVii.V.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Will give prompt
dttchtiou to a'l bUNlness Intrusted lo them. Of
lice in L'niou Hlock, East side.
PLATTSMOUTH NRPKVSKA.
FRANK H. WILSON,
Basement of ltauk of Cass County.
COKN'EJC SIX I U AND MAIN STKEETS.
1TOTAB.T PUBLIC
l'articiilar atlenllou gived to the preparation
of paper tor Caveat", i'aientu and Registration
of xiade Marks and Labels.
Vm. DKLLKN.
JuHtiCe ofthti Peace.
Elm wood Xeb
Collections a specialty and gives
prompt attention. 1 0 address Elm
wood Neb.
1U. A.m HALI.SUIUV.
DEiTTIST.
Jffice over Smith, Black & Co's. Drug Store.
First elass dentistry at reasonable prices. 231 y
M. O'DONOHOE
ATTORNEY AT LAW & NOTARY PUBLIC.
Fitzgerald's Block,
PLATTSMOUTH, - NKBHA9KA
Agent for Steamship lines to and from Europe.
dl2v52ly
,ux iv. u. t:li.Uii.L:(:uT,
Pra ct icing Physician.
Oflice. Corner Main and 7th Streets.,
PLATTSMOUTH, ------ NEBRASKA.
K. IC LIVIXUHTO.V. St. I
PHYSICIAN & SUK.1JKO.N.
OFFI E HOURS, from 10 a. m., to 2 p. m.
ExHimmr.i; SiU'eou for U. S. Fension.
IK. H. UlLLhtt,
P n Y S I C I A N AND S U It (5 EON,
Can be found by calling at his ollice, corner 7th
and Main Streete, in J. 11. Waterman ' house.
PLATTSMOUTH. NEBltASKA.
' JAM. . JIATIIKMH
attok:o2y at law.
Office over Baker Atwood's store, south side
of Mai ii between 6th and litli streets. 21tf
HTKOut; jl ei.viiK.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Will practice In air
ilia Courts in the State.
DUtrict AtUtrritj and Xutaru Public.
COLLECTJOJVX si HTECIALI I.
ATTORNEY AT LAW. Real Estate. Fire In--ura-uce
and Collection Agency. ' vttu. e Uaioi.
iihwk Vlattsmouth Xeluaska. 2im3
l. II. U II Ll'.LKK A J.
LAW OFFICE. Real Ftate, Fire hiid Life L -surance
Agents, i'lultsuiouth, Nebraskn. C..
lectors. tax -payers. Have a ccmpitte ahuract
of titles. Buy and sell real estate, liegjiinu
loans, tic. Ifty I
JA31KS i;. JlultltlNUM,
Notary Public.
ATTORNEY AT LAW. W A i.rji'.r;-e in Pas.
1 and xdioiiiini' Counti : iives ynecia.! nrtenrinr
j to collections and abstracts of title. Oflice in
! Sherwood Block, Fiatttinouth, Nebraska,
j mi
ROBKilT II. VIMIIA3,
Notary Public
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Office over Carruth's Jewelry Store.
! Plattsmouth.
Nebraska
Til. A. HARTICAN,
Tj a w y e b .
Fitzgerald's Block. Plattsmouth Nej
Prompt and careful attention to a general
Law Practice.
Dr. C. A. Marshall
Marshall,)
Successor to Clutter
I
, JJ 7r5 JJ T J J WP J
!
Preservation of natural teetn a specialty.
j Teth Oracled without pain by use of
Laughing Gas.
All work warranttd. Prices reasonable
FmflRBAtnBiicK. Plattsmocth.N
KINKEAD EROS.,
PAINTEKS & DECORATORS,
KALSOsflMXU. PAPER -HANGING.
FINE GRAINING,
- Leav your orders with ibem fr
First-Class Work.
PiATTBMOUT, KzORAgS.
2
ct-
B
o
O S
(ft
E
5
O"1
2
ft
aw
ft
ft
KE0
ft
9XJ
km
CM
5
Ed
S1
a?
9
ft
ft pi
ft
0
9
ft
Hi
ft
k2
ft
ft
ft
tzim
ft
A
e
t20
e
ft
e3
g9
c
v
h h
ii rrzw
e
i3
io
y
11
I:,
r
'
i
i '
, ' wt' " uiU-LXWIl' ii ' " "'' ' ' ' ' ' ' -. "' ' " ' " it 1 1 i'i " ' I. . i ...m ' -