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UEWS.
Cass County Fairs.
TH"5 !.ViS COUNTY F.UIt will be i!1 at
PliitltiiKMitli Kept, Jtttli, '.aitli and 27th. W, 8.
W i k, S-cietary.
TIIK WKKI'INU WATKH FA.IU will be held
at Watrr. Hrt. ICth, 17 Hi aud Mh.
O. VV. rsouro. Secretary.
Young Men's Republican
, G X1T IB .
fl. M. UtJSIINELL, - I'resldent.
FKEU. KUKNISS, K. 8. ISKKU.SKI..
1st Vico Pres. 2d Vice Pres.
II. N. DOVKY. I. A. CAMPBKIX.
H.-cr-tjry. ' Treasury.
Mjtln evry Tuesday evening, in their
Too hi iu Fitzgerald's blof-Jc.
Clrrafntlo Library
iru Mtur.
WarricU'
ZlHU
A. l.i!iall, leiitlt, uf
cewHor to ;:uitvr A 3larwtiall.
Teelli ei traded without uaiu,
by u-4e ol" Nitron Oxide iiixm.
A. :ill4lury, DeiitlMf.
Sl'KCIAL MM'ICHH.
" AilvtMHoiiiftits under IUU Unvl, three eeut
fceVli:! e.itli luserltou.
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ONi!Y TO IOAN Ou real estate by A. N.
ni:iiv:iu.
TAUM Kt'.: SAI.K-Cmidstin; of WW acrt-H.
1? ...d tinibr. iii lcn.lid orchard of l.earl3
tr.- tut.- l liie must ilisnablo farms in i:an
. nly ; nil ii iu l n-ar Alt. i'tttiMHiK. Inumre
oi He- n n Sullivan.
1st) It '.K n? hrn bay ami hurned-t
L al.n rst im. e:iuuir- tf .
, MIM. A. SCW.KIiKh.
1.n)!C S YLK .My reftliltinurt and four lots;
'.in! iioii't". barn and frail, and in exeel
l.MitV!idiri'.i ; alH.itwo improved latum, .ilso
liry on "it Iuhiu'-- linii-e xt'( feel, on Main
Itrtset ami oilier dcttirable land ard bin.
1. 11. .VllKKI.FK.
IVj'tAI.K Homes, lotiaud wood land by
.lolui lions & Sou.
i?Ol:SI.K several resmeuufn, vueup. in
. mure of i. II. Wheeler & Co.
inj'l S VI. E Scratch Tablets In all size, at
S-' tiiuoillce. sitf
IUfA SAl.K a lot In good location. Particu
! larn at this olUce i7tf
foil SALE An order for a new American
rwiuji Machine, lmjuire at thisofllce. t
L'OHStl.K-1,000 cords of wood. luquire of
i? W.s. Wise. tf
IOilSALK Id papers for sale at f bl ofllce
- iilW cents er hundred or 5 ce:.t r doz
f u. 11
IJOH SALE Four lot together in i?ood loca
lion iu thi fiiy. Inquire at tii olilco tf
FOIt KEN r. The nwrtht-aat room la Stade'
mami' buiMlmr. after Auut lot. this
loom it unliable for millinery or dres making,
or for a small business of any kind. Inq uire at
the premises. Ill If
KOOMTO UENT. -A furnished ro.in for one
or two iieutlemeu, in ipod lovatiou. In
quire at thin olUce. Tltf
TTWIi KKNT or sale on Ions.' time, a bouse
X and two lots with good improvements. Ap
ly to it. U. Windliam.
FOR KEN l Good, new hounes of four rooms.
H tid water, uod garden siiot. 4 per
month in Shafervllle. V. It. Shakkk.
IOK KENT The north store mom in Nev
- hleN blck, and rooms :ip niairo. Good
lcation for restaumut or hoarding house, rents
cheap. Apply to Win. evilln. l3tf
LOST -A Rob! cuff button. Kinder please
1 ave at this ofnee or with A. N, Sullivan.
LOST V co.d culf luttn wlt,h auata et The
tliiler may leave at ibis ofnee and bo re
warded, tf
LOST A locket one side black enamel set
with pearls ; lctured of old nent l.'inan and
lady i'lsul.'. Kinder please return to Mis Say
eratDr. Wntersteen's or leave ii at this of
fice. r A N r ii s A lrl to do house work. Iu
iiuirc at the residtmee or
13 III. K. H. V.'INIHAM.
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IN CASH
IVE AWAY
To the SMOKERS of
Blackwell's Genuine
Bull Durham Smok-
ing Tobacco.
The genuine has picture of
BULL, on every package.
For particulars see our next
announcement
: KINKEAD BROS.,
PAINTERS & DECOR ATOllS,
KALS0MINIV:j. PAPEK HAXC.ING,
AND ....
FINE GRAINING,
Leave your orders with them or
"First-Class Work.
Pl.ATTSMOTTTTr. XkHBASIvA,
Cass County Republican Central Com
mittee. The members of this committee are
hereby notified that a meeting will be
hel I iu the town of Weepin? Water, on
Saturdy, August 231. at 1 o'clock p.
m. Business of the utmost importance
dprqands the attendance of every mem
ber of the committee.
J
S. W. Urton. Chairman.
The Latest News
J. F. Beaumeister will on and after
Augutt J5th sell at Cost for cash, two
cTr loads of flour, consisting o the best
brands of Kansas, Minnesota and Ne
bruslci flour, at the corner of Main and
Sixth streets, Flatiawoatb, Neb.
J. P. Beaxveistsh.
I ; V - , , , ' nmra
Oranges and Lemons at liennett &
Lewis'.
The Seventh Iay Adventists, desire
to aunouncc the r.-Mumini of their
meetings on Friday evening next at
7:45 p. in. The tent will be pitched
on the corner of Granite fetreet aui
Chicago Avenue.
Go ft'id nee IJtinnett & Lewis In their
new quarters.
An attempt was made yesterday and
hinted at iu last night's Journal to scat
ter a campaign lie upon Mr. "Wilcox.
Such thing are to be expected, and we
know of no one more ready to circu
late and give publicity to a scandal and
. falsehood than the I'lattsruou t!i Daily
Journal.
JJ iy your Groceries and Fruits of
Ufiiuott &, Lewu.
A H. & M. hraketnan had one of hU
hands severely and terribly pinched
and bruised and lacerated and broken
and made useless forever, down in the
yardB the other eveding. He was a
new man and had only been at work
oue day when the unfortunate accident
overtook him, Slate Journal.
California Fears and Grapes just re
ceived at ileum tt & Lewis'.
Omaha Nimrods.
Omaha fcimrods an l their i'riemls have
brcn popping over birds fclnee the lfttii
iiist. and with tell.ug elleet. Henry
Jlo.uan and 1. F. Truxall, with Messrs.
Itichaidsou and Iloyt, of Clark's Sta
lion, shot 206 birds iu a day and a half
near Clark's lasd week. Hon. J. M.
Thurston and a Chicago friend rtturn
tr.l ytiterda.y from a successful expedi
dition into the north country. Dr. J, II.
Feabody hacged over 100 lirdi on a
l.uut near Fullerton. Frank F.innelee
and ?am llrown brought in U7 chick
ens as the result of u shoot at AUnon,
IMuor Chapman, of Kearney, and J.
L. Markel captured over 100 iu2dxys
sliootiug near St. Paul. Vic Caldwell
and Paul Horbuch bagged 80 at Lyons.
C 8. Carrier brought down forty in
part of a day in a hunt west. Any
number of other buuteis have also
made Hatisfactory 'b:tg3," although the
ra im I ave trtq u-ntly iuterrupted eport
in iliiug Ihe ground so wet for pans of
daj'H that the dogs could not jet 3 S3 1.' lit,
Oaiiha Herald.
Fresh Oysters and Celery, Satuiday
mornin r, at Ileum-ti & Lewis.'.
THE B. & M- AT OMAHA.
Work on the Ashland Extension-
Since the ordinanco-granting the B.
& M. the right of way through certain
parts of the city was passed, the pro
gress of this road iu its efforts to reach
Ashland by a tii're direct mute than
the piest-nt ono, has not even been
male the su'j-et of comment by the
preass -r IM e-ly. It nevertheless ha
bt,en silently at wirk and the distance
ovef which the rails and ties will be
laid this fall wiU be a great aid in its
eideavor to reach the metropolis of
eastern Sauijdera county net summer.
This move on the part of this great
cor j oration shot tens the distance to
Ashland lourteen miles, and the dis
tance to Lincoln by that much aa well.
This projected line will make Ashland
nearly as the crow ili s, the distance be
twien Omaha an l this objective point
being twenty-eight miles and a half.
It will leave the 1J. & M. depot ou loth
strcst, which it will cross near grade
It wiil then fallow the line of the
Union Pacific road nearly three miles,
to Summit Station. At anoint iust
west of that place it will cross the ,ie? anJ tne times when they were in
Union Pacific track by an Iron bridge power, aud every statement was a fact
of masonry pier?, three hundred lc-tt r-roveo and of record. It was a mpg
long and twenty-eight feet ab jve ll.e j uificcut showinc; of the Incompetency
road bed. j cf democracy and of successful repub
It is intended to complete nearly ! Hcan manage::ient.
seven miles of this road this season,; Mr. Wilcox dwelt upon tho labor
the road bed for which is beiug gradid quest'on and ;he conditions of the
by Mallory & Cusbmg of this citv. j working people, and he spoke di-
The preparation for this distance out of
O.miha, for the rails and ties, will ne
cessitate the moving of cvt-r four hun
dred thousand cubic yards of e;irtb for
cuts and fills. Tbe tjpography of this
?ctiou is uuusually difficult for a road
bed and makes it an exceedingly ardu
ous task to overcome the obstacles that
are constantly met. Omaha Bee.
Ed Morley,
At his new Ton3orial aud Bath Rooms,
invites the public to call and see him.
Good and sitisfactory work in the bar
ber line always our aim.
IlAIX WATER BATHS.
After Friday of this week our bath
rooun wid be o,en t the public, and
thev wiil be found the finest in the city.
Shop and Bith Room, basement of
Waterman Opera House.
Ed. Mori-ey, Prop'r.
Removal-
F. M. McCourt the grocer will about
the 1st of September, move into the
south room of the Union Block where
he will open out the most complet line
of staple and fancy groceries to be
found in the city. Until then, bower
ee, you will find him at the old stand
selling tbe best goods cheaper than tbe
cheapest. Extra inducements will be
offered for the next ten days to reduce
stock. Corner of 5th and Main street.
dw2w
niuwu" iag,mrniicoxs.i ceived
cracierfl
iiam.il ( They can shoat ?it aiut
WHEAT GUNS.
Loaded to the Muzzle and
Emptied into Democracy.
Hon. P. W. Wilcox, of Illi
nois in this City.
The Great Speech of
Year.
the
' A FlatUmouth audience has never
before listened to such a powerful
speech as the one delivered last even
ing at tho opera house by Hon. F. W.
Wilcox, of Illinois, "The Mondota Car
penter." The speech is the topic of
conversation on the streets of this city
today, and republicans are jubih.ut
over the magnificent meeting of last
evening' and every one of them are
congratulating themselves that the op
portunity came in our way to secure
Mr. Wilcox for a speech in Nebrifcka,
and that Flattsmouth secured him.
Uut what shall we say of Democ
racy. The members of that party
who listened to the speech of last even
ing never knew before what a party of
disorganization aud failures they be
longed to; never in their dreams huve
they realized what they were asking of
the people of this country when that
hungry and improvident party asks to
be placed in power in national affairs.
The grar,d meeting of last evening
and the second 'of the cam
paign under the auspices of
the Young Men's Republican Club.
was preceded bj a torchlight parade,
t he line of march being on the side
walks, as the muddy condition of the
streets prohibited their use for march
ing purposes, me line oi march was
headed by the B. & M. Band, and all
the torches in th club, together with
the 1 1 apparencies, were soon in mo
tion, making as before a splendid dis
play. It was thought up to 7 o'clock
that owing to the bad weather no at
tempt would be made to parade, but
tho boys were enthusiastic and that set
tled it. Among the transparencies was
a new one, ten feet long, that attracted
great attention, one side representing
the Xew York Elevated It. It., with its
train of cars and the streets filled with
people beneath. This side bore the in
scription: "The rich ride, but the poor
walk: fare 10 cents."" On the opposite
side was a list of Monopoly Cleveland's
vetos and the transparency was one of
the features of the parade.
After the parade the opera bouse
rapidly filled until over a thousand peo
ple were seated, and at Judge Gass'
suggestion we are glad to state that
majy ladies wero present, who enjoyed
the speaking and participated in the
enthusiasm with the greatest pleasure.
Of all this large audience scarcely
a man, woman or child, let
in the entire evening. Tht ,
classical editor of the Journal, howev-'
er, was an exception, for he left.
wasn't feeling well, you know, und the
atmosphere was hot and close for his
class of democrats
The exercises opened with music by
tho band and Glee club, when Mr. Wil
cox v. as introduced by the president of
the club, and for nearly two hours that
magnificent audience listened to a dis
cussion of the principles and work of
tbe two great parties such a3 never was
heard in this city before.
Mr. Wilcox dealt iu facts of history
and record. He spoko of and reviewed
tue financl?.! condition of the two par
ree'.'.y to hundreds of thera who were
in attendance and who heard one of
their own number who had studied the
question and the facts to prove every
statement. He handled free trade de
mocracy and its false and vicious po3i
tion, so that those who run could un
derstand and did understand. We be
lieve if the editor of the Journal had
remained, even he might have had some
conception of the tariff question and
its relations to labor. Mr. Wilcox wa3
throughout all eloquent bis words
were born of conviction and his clos
ing comparison of the condition of this
country when Democracy handed it
over to republicans' and the condition
of the present was clear, concise and
convincing.
It is impossible to give a description
of it all, and it remains for
those who "beard it to know
of its troth and power. It is an es
pecial matter of congratulation to the
young mens" republican club that it
has been their privilege to afford the
people ot Flattsmouth an opportu
nity of heariug one of Illinois greatest
speakers, who, in 1880, spoke all
through that state; speaking in that
year at Bloomiagton with John A. Lo
by tbe Ukrald collector re
We can recommend the Hall
so." and
in a cently.
I
gan to 45,000 ieople. A more power.
Jul speech was never delivered in Ne
braska, and Mr. Wilcox Ims the thanks
of the republicans of Flattsmouth.
FIGHTING CRAZY.
An Otoe County Insane Man' Freak.
A man giving his name as Winches
ter Mann, nml his h me as Uuad'lla,
Neb, went to Oniu Konaatou's iu this
city last night, wlere he obtained sup
per, and was going to remain over
night. After supper while at th 2o6r
he drew an ax on Mr. Kmaslon, threut
ening to kill him, but Mr. Kenaston
got in the house, secured his gun, and
drove the man away, where he staid
last nigl.t, no one knows. This morn
ing he was at the depot where h
knocked a man down, and. when polie.c
man Sage came up, he knocked him
down also. He whs taken to jail wiiwo
he demonstrated his Insanity by smash
ing all the Jail furniture he could aud
he was handcuffed and taken, before
Judge Bussel, where District attorney
Strode examined him on a charge of as
saulting an officer. Wm. Dulles, of
Elm wood, who was iu the city, 1;m.-w
the man at Uuadill.i, and .1 at
he was crazy over a girl there, j
end had been confined at Neb. City
for some t'me. Jude Ilussell s n
teuced him to ten days in the county
jail so that he could be held until the
authorities of Otoe county could co ne
and take him away, and they haveh--en
notified to that effect by Sheriff E.K'oii
bary. 1'EKSUJIAL.
llev. W. J. Hartha, of Omatxi rn r
down from that city this morning, and
is a guest today at the Keverend J. T.
Baird's.
County Treasurer Newell was among
the delegates who were at the congres
sional convention at Beatrice yester
day. Ed, J. Murfin Esq., of Nebraska City,
was in town last nig nt stoppiug over
to see how the Flattsmouth boys woke
the echoes in a rousing republican
meeting.
E. It. McCleilan representing F. P.
Elliot & Co. Chicago, was in the city
last night going north to Omaha this
morning.
Ami Todd aud Mr. Hull shouldered
their dogs and took their gun9 along
this morning ging west of Lincoln for
a chicken bunt.
Jeffrey Stone Esq , of Newton, Iowa,
has been in Flattsmouth the last few
days, a guest at Jeff L. Stone's.
Henry Bons went to Kansas City this
morning to meet his sister Mrs. Powell,
who comes from Silver City, New Mex
ico for a visit at her old Plattsmouth
home.
Jesse Burnett, of Eight Mile Grove,
drove down into the city through the
mud and rain to hear the Illinois ora
tor, speak at the opera bouse last even
ing, and says he was more than paid.
L. C. Stiles, who has been doing Lou
isville and South Bend in the interest
of this paper returned to Plattsmouth
last evening.
P. W. Wilcox will leave touight for
his home at Meudota, 111., where he
will engage in campaign work in that
state.
WHEN THE FIRE IS OUT
Magic No More a Mystery Seen
From Across the World.
"Ilaroun of aleppo." said Sir Fh:;p
Derval," had masterd every secret in
nature which the noble magic seeks to
fathom. He discovered that the true
art of healing is to assist Nature to
throw of the disease to summon, as
it were, the whole system to ejt-ct l e
enemy that has fastened on a part.
Jlis process all included the icinv ig
oration of life.
In this the Eastern sage mcarly act-icit-ate
the pratice of the best physici
ans of to day. Which life itself is, no
body knew then nobody knows now.
But we have learned somethimg of the
reasons why the mysterious tide rises
a id falls. Provided the great organs
of the body are not irreparably destroy
ed, medical science can always relive
and often save. Yet no reputable
physicians now adheres to the barbar
ous and stupid process attempted to
cure diseases by reducing the patient's
ability to resist it, Now-a-daya we
do not tear down the fort to help the
garrisous- we strengthen it. In this
intelligent and beneficient work, it is
conceded tnat PARKER'S TOXIC
leads all other medicines. As an invi
gorant it immediately and powerfully
upon the circulation and the organs
of digestion thus giving Nature the as
sistance she calls for. It follows that
aliments of the stomach, kidneys and
I ver are at once relieved or cured, No
other preparation embodies the same
quaisties or produces similiar results.
It is delicious to use, and the best
known anti-intoxicant. Price 0 cents
and $1. Hiscock & Co. N. T.
Strwa berry Plants.
W. j. Hesser has now ready for mar
ket a lot of very fiue Cumberland,
Triumph, Sharpless, Crescent seedliug
and late Glendale Strawberry plants,
at 25 eta per doien," 75c per 100, or $5
per 1000 ; tbe above grown ia 3inch pots,
strong plants, 50c per ozen. ' Samples
of fruit on exhibition at Bennett &
Lewis' where orders may be left.
blame ai jmlai i
J. P. YOUNG,
WIUL. KEMOVE ou or A BOUT
AUGUST
To the room formerly occupied by
liennett & Lewis, one door Wst
of Sherwood's Shoe Store, where
you can find a full and complete
Line of School BOOKS
supplies, stationery, news, confec
tionery, toys, fancy and holiday
goods, cigars, tobacco, soda wafer,
4&C, &c, i&C.
Thanking my many friends and
patrons for their past patronage
and hoping to merit a continuance
of the same in the future, in my
new location; selling you nothin"
but the best goods, at the lowest
prices. Kespectfully,
Dissolution Notice.
Notice is hereby given that the firm
of Boyd & Larson is this day dissolved,
the undersigned withdrawing, who will
hereafter continue the business of Car
pentry and Building on his own ac
count. Frank Boyd.
144d&wlmo
Johnson & Co., of Council Bluffs
have opened out a first class laundry
on lower Main street, where they are
prepared to do all kinds ef fine work
in that line. A trial of their work is
requested. lOltf
ClotLes, Hair, Nail aud Tooth Brush
es, Comba, &c, nice line, at Fisher's
east Main street. 49.1 tf
" Wha t causes the great rush at Will
J. Warrick's Drug Store." Th'i free
distribution of sample bottles of Dr.
Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup, the
most popular remedy for Cough, Colds,
Consumptions and Bronchitis sow on
the market. Regular sue 50 cents and
$1.00. Sept.28e6wlyw.
ROBERT DONNELLV'S
AND
BLACKSMITH,
SHOP.
Iaon, Bwjgy, Machine and Plow ro
pairing, awl gereral jobbing
I a, now prepared to Co all kinds of repairing
oi larm ana otner macniuery, as to ere
is a good lathe in my shop.
PETER RAUEN,
The old Reliable Wagon Maker
bas taken charge of the ??agon snrp
He is well known as a
NO. 1 WORKMAN.
Sew Waroaa vnd Burlea male t
HATTSK ACTION OCA RANT
WHITEBREAST
COAL, & MINING CO.
'-DELIVERED PRICE LIST.n
All Coal is Screened at tJve Yard.
i,5i0 iUiJGi.,2uuJ
I lb it li lbs
Whitebreat lump .
" nut
Canon City coal
Marshall coal.."...,
Anthracite (all sizes)
Cumberland (smithing coal)...
Slack coal. 15c per 100 pounds
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Orders left at the office or with
J". UP. ITOTTZSTG-
AT THE
P. O. BOOK STORE
'' Will be promptly
DBUVB11BD.-'..'-Your
patronage ia respectfully solicited.
the undersigned withdrawing, who will I
hereafter continue' the business of Car- I 7T
SStJk,
HENRY BCECK
.DEALER IN
FURNITURE
SAFES, CHAiRP,
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Of All Descriptions.
METALLIC BURIAL CASES
v700"DB2ST COFFIU8
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H..es, ready mad and sold cheap fer cash.
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rWtth many thanks for past patronage,
nvite ail to call aud examine ray
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