The Plattsmouth daily herald. (Plattsmouth, Nebraska) 1883-19??, August 22, 1884, Image 3
L FAP OUNTi ti&vpt. ' Itrtary. f ' Watr. ttepl iTON,cretir Men1' -r i USHNELl INISS. ",Y Wt Vic Vtih L-retry. very T.o- uuatl FLATTSMOUTH HERALD OI'FKII.IL PAI'Kli OV TDK CITY. OIT3T ISTZEWS. t . . Cass County Fairs. Til'. COUNTY KAIK will 1 liell at riitiiiiii'iiitii Hf)t. iith. 2sili and 27tli. W, 8. Wi-K, s.M-ictiiiy. TIIK WKKI'INO WAT Kit KAIK will be hHd lit W.y.lnK -WaN-ir. H t. loth, 17tU and mil. t. w." .no it ion, secretary. Young Men's Republican CLUB. II. M. UHSIINKI.1., FlllCD. FUKNI.H.S. K. 8 1st VUi8 I'r-!t. President. ;itKU81l.. 2d Vice I're. 11. N. DiiVKV, IJ. A CAM riSKLI. Sccit-tary. Treasury. Mo.'tiii' v-ry Tiied iy evenings, lu their ru .14 iti Kli .erald Mock. C'" i,tlii Or 4 x "tri. Library t Vrrlcli' Xttlll t:. 1. vlariiliall, UeiitUt, mic- ..ressir l tiuiier & .;irftn.Hi. Tcelii elr:tctel without pain, 13 ue ol'ftllrou Oxide Cum. A. SiillHlmry, SeutUl. MMX'lAh NOIICKS. "Aiverii"in-iil- undr lain bead, throe cenU ljr liiie fiuiu ii.hitihmi. OKiiV TO LOAN -Ou real estate by A.N. uWiv.wi. FMt.M FK SAl.K CoiifistinK of liw acres. KiM.-l timber, splendid orchard l bearing r2 . oiie 1 the most di-sirable lanus in t.'an.s co-'Mty siruareil near Ml. rieaa.uit. inquire of lie null .V ."MllUvau. Y?OIt H VLli A une linrxe butjy aud harness ' 1 A. 8UIILFXSKL. IiMJlt S VI.K-'My Muldenee and four lots; U'.d b''ise, harn and frujj;. and lit excel lent ,C4indltiou ; also two Improved farm. as treet. aud other desirable laiidaiid Iots. IK)lt - Vl.K flouses. lots a iid wood Ian 1 join; lions fii Son. voitSAl.B 8evt5r;i1 residences, cheap, XT ti iire ol l- H. WhcelHf Si Co. i.'OK SAl.K Scratch Tablets Iu a)I hubs, t tlDHolUee. ""I 1Mit HAI'K alot in good location. - -.it al lbu ollloe rarticu- U7lf rMli sxl.llXn i.rdsjr for a A- vill Mivuhlne. In-ii.tio new Ainoricaa to ;:f, t;;:so!i:?.j X'OK VM" -1.0'JO cords oi wooa. inquire oi X ..s. Wise. I'OH .-;a!.E Id papers for sale at thin ofllce - at -t' cents er hundred or 5 cent per tloz- Ml. " s.OKSALK KoiltitS t'VOfherfn gnml loca-i- lion iu till city, liniu.- i,i thw ofts tl nou KKNT. The !iirthe;it room in Stade'- iiiiiii'i's building, after Auuu-t l-t. I his r.nini is xint;i!!e for millinery or dress inakiiiir. or (or a small l;i-iiKSjof any kiud. luq uire at the premises. liitl JfOOMTO UKXr.-A furnished room for one - or two tieutleiiiuii, la food location, In ijulre at this oliico. ?jff TIOK UKMT or sale on lonsr time, a house JC and two lots with good improveuients. Ap ly to U. H. Windham. FOR KKNT Good. new houses of Four rooms. K'od water, ttood g.ir.leu sjiotf . .$4 per month in Shaferville. '.V. H. Siiakkk. "S.iOIC KEr The north storeroom in Nev- 4- Pin's bltieic. and 8 rooms -ii stair. (iood location ior restaurant or bo;.idi:iK housp renU phe4p. Apply to V nt. Nemn. lD-Uf IOST-Agolil culf button. tinder please J leive at this of'tce or with A. ft Sullivan. LOST A go.d eutf button with anate Bet. lhe Itnder may leave at this office and be re warded, tt LOST A loo'iei one side blaek enamel set with pearls ; picture of old i;entl"man and :dy iii4ii(it. Kitider nlease return t- Mish ,.r at Ur. yp.tii''e"ii's it (eaye u i,t 11,1$ o ,;ce. rAN'TKO A girl to do hou. " t aire at the residence of work. Iu- lallt. It- R. WINDHAM. 9 W To the SMOKERS of BlackweU's Genuine Bull Durham Smok ing Tobacco. The genuine has picture of BULL on every package For particulars see our next announcement. Removal- F. M. McCourt the gr cer wiil about tte 1st of September, move into the south room of trie Union RIock wheie he will open out the urnst ct mplet line of staple and fancy groceries to be found in the city. Until then, howev e.', you will find him at the o'd stand selling the b--st goods cheaper than tl e cheapest. Extra inducements will be offered for the nextten days to reduce stock. Comer of 5th and Main street. ' dw2w ' Fresh Oysters and Celery, Sa'u:day inorniu?, at Bennett Si Lewis'. Ed Morley, At his new Tonsorial and Itath Rooms, invites the public to call and see him. - Good and satisfactory work in the bar ber line always our aim. RAIX WATER BATHS. After Friday of this week our bath room 3 will be open to the public, and thev will be found the finest in the city. Shop and Bath Rooms basement of "Waterman Opera House. Ed. Morlky, Prop'r. All the lest houses in Plattsmouth will sell you Bremner's choice crackers at reduced price by the box or barrell, and don't yon forget it. Get these and yon get the best. .tf IN CASH Passenngcr travel is :apidly iu creasing over the 11. & M. The soldieis' reunion at Fremont Nebraska, is j jst at hand, and we hear of many from this si-ctioa wlio will be in attendance. Wm. Nevil'e says that tlic democrats here sent to Havana especially for the banl that is in the city today. It is good campaign story. Train men on 2sro. 2 last night brought the information that a man was killed yesterday morning near Amboy by some passing train. Wm. McCauly's remaining twin baby i at the point of death, and no hopes of recovery can be given by Dr.Schild knecht, the attending physician. For positive curative effects, one bot tle of Aycr'a Sursaparilla is worth threw of any othe name. 148Gt The homo nine and the Sherman ave nue boys of Omaha, are contesting the merits of the clubs in a base ball con test at the fair grounds today. Workmen are busily engaged re fill King, papering and decorating tin room lately vacated by Bennett aud Lewi", which after August the 2Sl1i or thereabouts, will be occupied by J. V. Youug. Lalies! Ayer's Hair Vigor is a su perior and economical dressing. It has become an indispensable article for the toilet. I48t6 The (lermaus organize a Cleveland aud Hendricks club tonight, aud the proaputt now id, that there will sou be more organizations than members but any member can join all the clubs, and it will make a great showing. m The Couvei ttd Jew in l'lattsniouth W. M. Iiernhard, the converted Jew, will speak at tha Christian church, to- ... morrow eve haturdav, Aur 2ii, at b p, ni. A coroial invitai'.on is extended to all, the Jews included. W. C Reynolds, formerly of this city and formerly with P. S. P.ufnes, at Weeping Wuer, is bow in tho drug budnc-s for himself at Talmage, Otoe cot:nty, wiiere ne is making money and building himself a brick store room. Iihr4p iallalijjq, of XJoston, is c.t nert:d to preach in the M. E. church this city Sunday, at 7:43 p. in. lie has arrived in Omaha and will t: reach there in the morning. Ths democrats haye swung a hand- Force thirty foot Cleveland and Hen dricks flag across Main street from F. S. White's store to Fitzgerald's block. But speaking about fl lgs, wait about a moutli, and we thnJl see what we flip.U QPecnwood is to trganize a Blaine and Login club Me n-lay evening next, and the Maine and Logau Glee club of this ciiy will be there to lend their as s:siiuce. Some speakers from tlrscity will als'i be in, attendance. From reports from all sections of the county, the republican ticket nomi nated at Louisville, Saturday last seems O give the best of satisfaction and that ticket will be elected every man of them. The h rae of B. G. Hoover, of Louis- j Hi' , nuairuiicu iu icai UI'LUIIIOIIOU l?.t Sunday morning, but "Ben." says it was only caused by this great repub lican corn year of peace and plenty furnishing new recruits to that grand old progressive woi king man's party of free homes and protection the republi can party. It was a 10-pound boy. The lecture of Prof. Drummond on Monday evening at the Institute now in session, it is said, proved very inter esting. The Prof, has the happy fac ulty of saying good things that from others wouia ue ary, almost stale, in a way most pleasing and iateresting, causing laughter and other expressions ot being indeed entertained. The debate last evening was of a most interesting cLaracter, eliciting consid erabl3 discuss;oa but resulting in the decision '-That the occupation of a school teacher does not unfit a man for any other profession or any other busi ness of life." Weeping Water Eagle. The democratic Connor Cleveland and Hendricks club met at the Court House last night, the Rock Bluf& band making musio for the meeting. The Heraij) regrets that it had no reporter present, but as a meeting was rumored for Richey'a lumber yard, we could not be iu two places at once. Dr. Livings ton, the sole orator of democracy in the city, appeared at the club meeting, and as there was no Herald man to warn against the coast was clear for a great effort, and the general demolition of Mr. Wilcux, , which democrats today assure us was done. It is the easiest thing in the world for democrats to de molish a speech like Mr. Wilcox's. They can shout ?it aiut so," and in a democratic point of view thattsttles It. Prohibition State Convention. The prohibition electors of the State of Nebraska, and all persons who are willing to pledge themselves to Tote for John I St. John for president, are requested to meet at lied Ribbon hall in the city of Lincoln, Thursday, Sep tember 11th,' 1884, at 2 o'clock p. m., for the purpose of placing iu nomina tion Ave candidates for presidential electors; also candidates for such State offices as may be required, for the selection of a State central commit tee, and for the transaction of such other business as may properly come before the conventicn. This action is made necessary by the attitude of the old political parties to ward the question of prohibition; one of them being in alliance with the liq uor traffic, while the other has for years ignored the positions of thou a ands of citizens for the submission of prohibitory constitutional amend men! b to the vole of the people. Thri basis of representation shall be one de'egato for each oue thousand iu habifiuts, to be elected by mass con- venticns called by the several countits f the State, under the same conditior s is provided herein. Where no call is hsust! for such county conventions by local committees, the electors in sym pathy with this call will convene r.t their respective county scats on Satur- :ay, September 6th, for the purpose of olecting delegates to the State conve: ion. Prehibitiouists throughout the state will immediately form St. John clubs or aggressive work, and send the names of their officers to one of the uudersigued. Parlies desiring reduced fare can pur chase round trip tickets at their point cf starting. Such tickets can only be obtained on certificates signed by C. F. S. Templiu, Nebraska City, to whom application should be made at once. John B. Finch, C. F.S. Temmjx, State Ex. Com. I'EKSOAAL Frank Carruth is in Omaha today, figuring on his projected skating rink. J. W. Johnson arrived home laBt evening from Beatrice and the Con gressional convention, Wm. Elkenbary has been visiting down in Nemaha county, so savs the Auburn Post. Prof. Drummond is engaged the pres ent two weeks at Weeping Water, in the County Institute in session theie. 0, M. Wead of the store department went to Burlington on last evening's train on company business. T. B. Clark and Geo. S. Smith re turned from Lincoln this moridn" where they Btopped while enroate home from the Congressional convention. A. M. Rose ot Factory ville is in Plattsmouth loday. Mr. Rose says there are several democrats in Liberty who are out for Blaine and Logan. Charley Graves, postmaster at Rock Bluffs was up to this city last night accompanying the band. Charley West, of Lincoln is in the city today, attending to the interests of the Lombard Investment Company. Mr. West is a number one business man and a gentleman. GRAND BASE BALL TOURNAMENT. To be Held at Friend. Neb,. August 27, 23 and ZQ, 1834. A purse of 500 will be given away, to be divided as follows: First prii-e. $250; second prize, $1 50; third pris.e, $100. An entrance fee of 5 per oentcf purse will be charged all clubs com peting ; six or more to enter to compete or prizes: entries to be closed on Mon day, August 25, at 12 m.; entrance foe to be deposited at First National bank of Friend. All league clubs barred. In case cf bad weather games will be postponed. Special rates from all points on the B. & M. railroad. Rates for ten and less than twenty, one and one third fare; for twenty or over one fare lor round rip. J. Newer, Pres. II. F. Ajexaxder, S c'y. Iteicrence, First National bank of) FrieLd. . The Latest Boom. Frank Carruth yesterday purchased of Wm. L. Browne for CI. 000, the lot west of Dr. Livingston's office, and to day he is in Omaba securing pluns for a skating riuk 44 by 80, which he will build at once, and have in readi ness for the opening of the roller skat- ! ing season. The rink will be a nobby one, and just what is needed in this city. Our thanks are due Mr. A. W- Hall, the gentlemanly host of the Hall House, at Louisville, for favors received at the late Republican Co. Convention, and also for substantial encouragement re ceived by the Hkrald collector re cently. We can recommend the Hall House as fully up to the standard of ' Cc3 betels. '.. . In etitute Note. The ofTenin ;ettiou of the Cass couc ty teachers institute whs htld in school houe on -Monday evening, Prof, 13. l). Aiartinualc delivering the intro ductory address. On Tuesday, the work of the insti tute was begun iu earnest, the regular daily exercises being adopted as fol low? : School law, tluorv . and practice, by Supt. Alton. Physiology and arithmetic, by Prof. W. W. Drummond. Orthography and writing, by S. L. Ilawley. Geography, by M. 0. Weed. Uuited States history, Prof. J. IV Philbert. Civil government, by Prof. Alex Mc intosh. Tuesday evening the time was t2 m J! . I "P tvuu a "iiccuhsioii, ou in question Resolved, that teaching unfits a person lor other avocations." The chief disputants were Supt. J ton, for the affirmative, and Mr. J. 'J i-t . . mnoert ror the negative. The subj. ct was very well handled by both sid: . judgmont being rendered in favor wf I he negative, The attendance yesterday embrac ' J some sixty five teachers, which is ta d to be the largest number that ever f. . tended an institute iu the county. AV. W. Republican. C, A. Keith Lies. The State Journal this morning, 1:. s a reply evidently prepared nnder t e dictatiou of the news man, which r ply is in answer to an article in tlx Plattsmouth Journal upon the difficulty on the train the night borne from the convention when a "smart" news man was thumped. This news agent, it seems , had his home in Lincoln and bis name is C. A. Keith : he gives the State Journal a statement in which he imposes on the Journal man with a pack of lies. The Uekald man was on that train himself and knows whereof he speaks. There were no druuken men on that tram from among the Plattsmouth delegation. The car was crowded and the news agent had his wares spread in two seats. Mr. Mo Maken made room in one and sat down lie paid for his ride, and be had a right to a seat. This news agent, Keith at tempted to jerk him out and struck him. At this Mr. J. B. Strode reached cut and felt in under Keith's ear, and if it hadu't been for the intervention on the part of Mc Maken's friends, there wouldn't be any impudent news agent named Keith running on the trains now. Thi Keith rushes into print to insult the whole Plattsmouth delegation who were on the train and lie about them lnis big headed train rooster may wake up some fine day and find that the li. & M. authorities have kicked him overboard, for the officials of the road aim to treat passengers de cently, and w hen such chaps as this Keith occupy two or three seats in a car aud attempt to run the whole train they need a little attention from the company itself. Keith had better be watching his job than publishing lying explanations. State Journal pier copy. SUCCESSFUL. An Unequaled Remedy for Bowel Com plaints of Small Children, "We have used Marsh's Tonio A trixgent in our family several tin e, for Diarrhceea, Dysentery, etc., and in every instance it proved successful.'' Geerge W. Moore, Ottumwa, Iowa. "I have used Marsh's Toxic Astbi.t- gent in my family fcr the past fear years, and can cheerfully recommenc it as a never tailing remedy for Diar rhoea, . Dj'sentery, Cholera Infantt m and all bowel disorders. It is a sife and pleasant remedy for little childre i.' Samuel J. Cook, Kansas City, M.s souri. Marsh's Tgxic Astejxgent is for sale by Smith & Black Bros., druggists, Plattsmouth. Price 50c Don't fail to try it. For rheumatijm, Neuralgia, bruises, etc., use Marsh's Cream l,iniment. Fifty cents will buy the Marsh Ague Cure liquid or pills. For sale by Smith and Black Bros. Religious Meeting. Elder Robert M. Elvin, of Nebraska City, representing the doctrine of the Latter Day Saints, began a series of meetings at the old German Lutheran church, and will continue oyer Sunday, he strongly opposes polygamy and the Utah Mormons. All are respectfully invited to come and hear for them selves, as no man is prepared to render a righteous judgment, until he has heard the evidence. Come and bring your bibles. J. M. Schnellbacher is turning tome elegant new double wagons. out f eaee Posts. 5000 drv rfnee nrmtm for b1 . InnniH the BLAME JHD J. P. YOUNG, WiLL REMOVE on or AJBOUT AUGUST 88fth, To the room formerly occupied by Bennett & ILewis, one door W of Sherwood's Shoe Store, wherr you can find a Line of School BOOKS supplies, stationery, news, confec tionery, toys, fancy and holidnv goods, cigars, tobacco, soda wntor. fcc, &c, &c. Thanking my patrons for their and hoping to merit a continuance of the same in the future, in my new location; selling you nothing but the best goods, at the lowest prices- Respectfully, Advertising Cheats ! ! ! ' It has become so common to bcin an article in an elegent, interesting biyie. "lhen run into some advertisment that we avoid all such. " Ana simply call attention to the merits or nop Bitters in as plain, nonest terms as possible, "To induce people "lo give them one trial, which so proves their value that they will uever use any thing else. ' "The remedy so favorabely noticed in an tne papers. Religious and secular is "Having a large sale and is supplan ting an oiuer rneaicmes. -Inere is no denying the virtue? of Hop plant and the proprietors of Hop Bitters have shown great shrewdness and ability "In compounding a medicine whose virtues are so palpable to every ones observation. DidSlie Die. "No ! " She lingered aud suffered r.long, j ining away ail the time for years," ."The doctors doing her no good;" " And at last was cured by this Hop Bitters the papers say so much ubout, 'Indeed I Indeed ! " How thankful we should be for that medicine." A Daughter'- Irlisery ''Eleven years our daughter fu3ered on the bed of misery. " roin a complication of kidney, liver, rheumatic trouble and nervous debility " Under the care of the best physici ans " Who gave her disease various names, " But no relief " And now she is restored to us in eood health by a sinple a remedy as Hop Bitters that we had shunned for years before useing it." The Parents Father is Get tin Well " My daughters say : " How much better father is since be used Hop Bitters " He is getting well after his lonsr suffering from a disease declared in curable." " And we are so glad that he used your Bitters" A Lady of Utica, N.Y, Cass County Republican Central Com mittee. The members of this committee are hereby notified that a meeting will be held in the town of Weepinsr Water, on Saturday, August 23d. at 1 o'clock p. m. Business of the utmost importance demands the attendance of every mem ber of tne committee. S. W. Orton, Chairman, California Fears and Grape just re ceived at Bennett & Lewis'. Dissolution Notice-. Notice is hereby given that the firm of Boyd & Larsen is this day disaol yed. tne undersigned withdrawing, who will hereafter continue' the business of Car pentry and Building on his own ac count. - Frabk Botd. WMM ! -t m m full and complete many friends and past imtrnnnra. Good Music The City Hotel has beea enlivened, today by the attendance there of a Ba varian band, seven in number, who are part of a regimental band in the Ger man army, and who are traveling on a year's leave of absence, which the lead er of the band informs us, expires Oc tober 1st. Their music is simply mag nificent, and a large number have had the pleasure of hearing them. They will remain over the day and night in Plattsmouth. HE WRY BCECK I DEALER IN FURNITURE SAFES, CKAlRP, aTC., BTO FTO.' Of All Descriptions. lETALLICBURIALCASES VJODEIT COFPI1TS ot a., s.zes, ready made and sold cheap fcr caab. if T FI iEHEAR8B bo IS NOW BEAD Wita many thanks tor past patrons ft. lvite all to caU and examine my LARGE STOCK OF irf. KfuBJVTI'IlB AXO OFFICXS J 8EBYICK. Or U P 144d&wlmo