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PLATTSMOUTII, 1NEBHASKA, MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY VI, 1885.
NO. 2G6.
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JOSEPH f.
DEALEit IN
Choice Family Groceries, Carpets, Hags, Etc
THE "DAYLIGHT" STORE,
CENT .'AL MAIN STREET, PLATTSMOUTII. NEB,
HfWIW tPQt sW sWTsl
ASM II! m
' AM IS&EGAM'iT MM OF
Soaps, Brushes &Toilet
Articles in general.
f t" " "1 1 1 "A I" T. "1
While we carry, at your own
irit!e almost, the CIIKAB goods,
that the CHEAP 7T thi-
city iiusrve nave a line 01 tnuuij
goods that he hasn't in stock, nor
can t get.
I)UUGV PATEKT MEDICI
NES, WIIIUB LEAD. OIL, &c
REVOLVING SIGH, East Main St.
d . U.
MATT. SCHLEGEL
FI1TE,
The largest a.soi'tmriit oi
Pipes ever brought to thin city
TT? . w m wr I. t tw leia II. a fS
SU V VI J Aai aav nuv Stan rw
clafifi
Cigars and Tobacco Store
Always to lie found at
MATT. SCHLEGEL'S
Main Streat, Plattsmouth, Neb.
iirruNiNTMoncE. -Prtrtle
knowing thi-inwlves Indebt
t t n i relabt it (X will pleue c ill mil
little elttu-r bf not or ujo-ifv, a I
mut tllo. iiv sfrtoiinta by the flrM ot
January. Kojiect fully,
dS wJ. M. MREIGIIT
Important Notice.
Tor ihe ti f 80 ii I will Klv 1"
per mil di-cotint on all good, bonf h'
I r o-b of L. 0. Erven. Mtutlou thh
Ltpil.
WECKBACH.
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3 saWX Ii ssieiJI Mri
jyiSJtlJiiJK.. N
I iii port t:i Ho r rave I em.
Special inducement are offered vou
'jy the HnrllniMon route. It will pay
VOIl to read the,.- adVl tiHi'Mt'flt to be
found olsewheri. In rh taaun, 47lf
Or'na, I.e'iinm an! Cranberries,
ll' tmett ir Lew IV
Tin" g"lillil1 ltirt lull' .t Mrgis ',
L C. Erveu la tetliiig uod ut psulo
pi lie.
El
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CIGARS.
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rCBMHUKU DAILY ANU WKKKLY
foe PlattsmoDtb Herald PiWisliinii Co
TBKMS:
DAILV, delivered by earner to any part of the
city
PerWwk a jo
fir Month i
Per Year , o,,
WEEKLY, by mall,
Jim noiif ill month. .in,
inrjy ! year on
uwieltpl al In. riMlUSla., rinti.i.wnilh,
teeuuil .tan. matter.
I'JIE JIkUaiD believe that if omiter
tepate taen, aud that if a confer
ence lit hel 1 with the B & M. ofllolnU.
that a new de,wt can be secured f0i
Hi a city.
Not only wnn the time approaeln s
Tor ilm lt,nrd(,f Agricu:tur lacetli,,,
d 'cs the II.MULDr.Hseitii v.iii agaliiht
tho wheel within the wheel, but all the
year round will iba Herald be beam
until ineompetoiita are weeded out and
the Board is placed with its relation
iieU een iUelf and the State, above u
t-ir chamber orgituUation, which
through mutual threats and recrimina
tion perpttuntes itlf iu power. The
Keporter ma : ci i wild ttkertion when
it denies corruption in the ring, in toto.
It simply does not know whutiti
talking about. But tha iTitniin Hiit
, . ,. . itne mom lntereitlng
ut get into the habit of pitching into, Ut of the M , "
II, A SlQta Tt,,ul,I Ion ...... I ' '
n u vi uig j rni mv
It may hao needed It then, but it cer
tainly needs it now, sod the needs fur
ebuk.s have not pas?daway. Tlu1
Suite piys nil appropriation each year;
do. a it, all go fur premlunu? Is tin
S'Au B turd more interested iu the a
tlcult irl buines, or in htiise, oi
chariot racet? I the work ol be
State fair lo dimply draw aciowd,or (
iettl.. Mgrieultural intere.t.l Are i.
Ure nu tu Her of meuibers in posit inn
.linolv v rec 'tre fie r-," ii.ri.ic. 'i
Mratn ii and gri.rt (oui Lint ot i.,
ilcke t o pdiiirai trieoiisaud hangwa
on, or ire tuny for (be peopu- uV.t 't
II i theiH or In there uol been -moil,
ered expei a comiUf Are all then
"Xpeile legitimate Sstoefair exueuj.-i,
Iioi-s the uivinbi rldp of the tt'r
U'4'J iuuxi Let the book of tin
lH le.y yean baopeueJ; let the e )n
Kll'nv,
Sj far Mr, Mclutyre ii conceruei'
he it on - i f luany in tuo liuard; 'lie IUu
AL i h uo peiS tiiHi war(ar in il.c
mutter, 1 tit it no Buaid. a tuiii'i
1 1 eJ I i-e f i eipetuHtiug, ni no ut-
i ler ueed apply. It 1 wioiu liom tin
Krou i,i u,', an 1 ought tu be rturgauized.
I urn out mciimpeliut, and tleuu ihu
Augeuu r tilde.
A
j-veiiv year as me lima spprnucini
for ih i iKneiiu of the SLtte 11 .rd ut
Agriculture, llw I'laitstuouth Herald
ln'.uUc iu a luug-wiuded tiradf
Mxttiikt the B urd ana its tnnigemut
VV li y the Herald l unable to ee
any good In the orgauiz.illon, we can
not gu.-a. The Hoard ba tor aeVeral
year, In uiir j dguiuut, been doiug the
bed thai it cojld, aud whiia erru'. ire
iindoutnedly been made, the action ot
die liarU iii gnueral have beeu for Hie
Ue.t. As ti) it belug a corrupt liug
we deny the charge in toto Sucli men
m hVo had j t to do with it m m
aguuieut ot late year are uut likely to
ilendly thein.elveS wbh any corrupt
(In;;. The Herald aays a tew wUu
uiiaugcs.were tn idu a year ago, ami
uauie of oili er who have made good
record durlug the year; but it doe. uot
iop to consider that the same meu
have shaped tbe actions of the Board,
with whictt It fluds fault, fur year
pust. It truly says tlut J. B. Dins
mere bas made an excellent president,
but the iutVreucs to be drawn from it
remaibs Is that tils predecesvor was nt
agooj officer. This is not the Ami
time that the Herald lias made a iml
lar insinuation, but tbe record of Ed
iniitid Mclutyt for half a scorn of
years as s member of the Baud, and
two yean as i s preildent, Ii lullhieut
refutation of any charges or in iLsiou
tious or iiielDciiicy nr corruption. The
troubie with the ll nald must be, that
it got into tbe ba'ilt ei pilchiug into
llio Sia'o Bu nd of Agriculture yeir
"go, when it was becvsiary, aud now
can't see that the need torvueb. rtbuke
has pasted awy. The Herald would
do vt II to look around aud tee that tbe
Hoard i a d ff-ieul organic tilon from
what it w .i ten ytar so, and atop
growling a'loul tuliniiHg..mut tbut
don (ut xi,t,.Swward Ilepoiier.
i
STAIESOr RD OF ACRICULTUrtE
We Iihvh bren at miine troubie to in
vouiijfats tho clmrje tltut ti e Uinuue
of the aiiiniiiibtratiuii of the tiw
13unl ol 1SS4 cuinpuro M)f;tvurably
with tha result HCcinniilish. J by tfen
llemeli coii'liicliiijf the iilliii it', the
oc'.i-ty in ''oriiu-r year, m find the
fulluwiiiK to bo the tru tiuancUl ron
tliiiuu ol the eucletv; ami the t;nu-en
which M to the i.rescui low ebb in the
Kooiety' til aiicfg to be due to the fol
loving ciucH, anJ not Htfibutable to
in nl adtnlnintii.tlon on the put ot' Mr.
FurtiHS, minted by tho I'iuib-
winutit Joill "lUi, ti U flip liiire in on.'
6300 in tie treasury, but If ulso true
Hint the Oricly loiiiii d $1,00 i to the
Stale to aid in making Nebrubkn'u
rreditablu ilhibit at the New Orleans
Expoalliiiii. It, is alMo true that the
Ujniiaytinent were compelled to pay
i 1,800 to the OnmliA Driving Paik, 'or
the use of the lair erou'jdi fur 1884. an
expeuae never lurced ou the lluaui iii
'ormcr ycurs, and an expc iuu that Mr
Funia it in lo way reaponglble fur. It
U further charged by the present mmi
iigiTi that ruiiiiy unlorsei'ii apropria
liona were demuoded on uecoimt of
former neglect the uiot notable being
me puiiJiae of med ils awarded to i
hlhllora at the fairs of 1882 and 188K,
and f.r which the rbtimitiitu have been
clamoring for two years. We are as
urec lLat a foil and complete fchowin),'
of ti e Stale board will be made at the
coral, ig meeting, which promises to be
themont interesting ever held In the
To the Mayor and City Council:
Gentlemen: 1 ho report i common
upoii the streets that a gambling Louse
in operation in I'lutUuiouth. A few
ius'ruciiuu to the Chief of Police uic
iu order.
The Ukuald uut siucerely linpeR
h't the prijected CHouiiig cutiiblih
iciuit now s well under way, timy uol
'''( until tlte factory is buil;, audin
o,vrtion. .. .
TllK wav mm iii at the Iikhip .
tun are treated would lend one to lie
neve Hint Hie keener thow more full)
(even pd sytnptoini ot in.auity timt,
the pu;leitH.
A BUsl.ti: fSlllll of tlleiig'ibiture
with l tie enactment ot anluiiiiy luw
and tue r.'pt al of somu bud olie, in
whut the people demand of our liyialu
t n.
. TR detUitml Keein lo bf g'nerni
ihal I lie lie al the iiinmo lloiitl t
Lincoln, ouht 'o be chopped ell and t,
im one put on.
STOVES!
STOVES I STOVES !
AT COST AND I'AUKIACK.
1 nlti'r ray entile utock of Cooking and Iln-it-
NEXT 30 DAYS,
Now tha time to tiy Stovo. CHKAP, AIo
hknif.. t'lieliluik-, an i ruriH-mr .m.., mHi
n. iviinii hii'I Ir.m Hm, tl irlUluii ami Kil
mer i IiIm-Ih, Car llln, nt.ice lilt. s. Alt ot
vs lil ti l ofltr
JLT COST,
prcimnaory to luvolcuis.
FEURVAUY Mh, 1683,
Plena call and price Sicca before pur
ch inltig elsewhere.
TBBL1S
PlHttmnonth, Neb , I r niilC
Juii e, 'w.-oMiit.
u. Ji uurvt,
CALL AT TUE
Old Reliable
LOHBEBYABD
H. A.
Wlioleial aud Kstall Dealar In
PINE LUMBER
SHINGLES, Uin,
8.VSII, DOOHS,
BLIXDS, AC.
Ftfiirtti atttml. in' ff ar ot (Hwra Ilointt.
fATTSMOH'CII. NEBRASKA
IMEHBAN k SON
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IT 10(13 CAKIN3 POWDER TO-DAYl
H"in'U ntlvei tl-ntl u. ulMuittlu-lr nun.
THBTEST I
ri.vf run t.,p ilnwu , n .(.,, nnll! hntr ,thM
IV, uo , r IU,. run an. .mull, a ,..,i.t will um Iw
mil w OtUKl Um iiruuuiw ol aiumunu.
T)i iJiX Xf BUCT-MAOC,
Rife
DOES XOT CONTAIN AMWnvri.
m HuiTioiLxm iu weveb BKKs qimiosin.
tllLT m"""n hom"' f'" 'iirtr of a cntury II Lu
..... vls r,inu. m.I.
T
TPT VIIR At...
ur int UVt3.
riilCE BAKING POWDEItCO.,
Sdcc
Tk.,lr,r,, 4,1,1.,,, ..,., k a
Dr. Price's Lupulln Yeast Gems
nnnn)r ur,l, Th. Bt Dry U-B
V.l Iu Ilia Wurld.
fOB 8ALE BY CROCERS.
I.MICACO. . 8T. Uoui8.
LIGHT HEALTHY BBFJLD
1 ViiAJ
Tdw tift d-y hep yn.M In fig worlil. tnn'
rtrt liy ih y-i It light, white nrt whole-
Sornalik our granitmnlhuf't di-llcium hrmi)
CROCERS SI XL THEM.
Price Caking Powder Co..
Earns :f Ir. rr:c:s sjecial riaTor::; Enaca,
Cliir-:-i, ' . e. Loulo.Mo
l)a 1. V. Wrrr'a Nert a- o PnAi-i TrrAT.
lf!t?. 11 mnnnlMul aruvilin trip ITvbfin lli.v.
mt, Co. ii..iit, lit, Nerr'j ritrnlBia,
liiiilir; , Nerriri. rro.trfticr rnR..' hy tint nr.(
f ii1jIii1 tohi-ni. W::k' fu!rM. j!'ut-.l D
prwi.io:i, rn.rioniim f tl ; l!niin n ill pr in in
fliiiiy B id l"H'!inu to n:i..ry Ucony ai:l duilt.
t'remnt.ira (!. An, llurrcnecia, Lo.. tif p,,or
i:i eillu r vi. lnvolnntary Iflwi a: .IHtnrmnf,
ur'Sma ca4n d 'uyiiT("r;?rt.r : 1 1 1! r.bii.in.u li
'ib:i,e nr r.v.r-iii'i 'lirnneo. ) -Ji toa r:r;l;;inf
,.,in nu, .ii . i o in ui i- iu i.' J i tui,vr uuxtn
wli:jA,iul,y inj.l ore.ttluj rvcciiitof pace.
U I. (.lAUAMir, tsix Eoscn
Toc-iro any raM. Wilhwrh orttor rtwivtvl hyn
ft r i it 1j,x m. Mroomtianrd wnh $JO, us will
uitit't ihtt jt'in-liiiMT tier vriilnn eunntiil,e tn ro
tui.it ll,o mnni y if Uia tronlmnntUutaooteUacI
wura (iiutmi.top. umirtl tlytir
JOHN O. WEST te CO,
002 W. MADISON ST., CHICAGO, ILLS.,
Sola rrop'a Wctt't Uver PlUj.
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f. o. f ic;;e t co.,
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H. McELWAIN,
PAIXIER & DECORATOR,
ICALS0MMLYG,
PATER HANGING,
and
FINE GRAINING,
Done on short retire and In a work,
n nnliVe manner.
Leive orders with
WILL J. WAllKIClv,
or at residence, ou Oak St. Ut. 6 and
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F.G.Fricke&Co.,
BUCCI'KSOU TO
J. M. ROBERTS,
Will keepronntttiitly on liur.it a full aud
conipietr Muck ut puis
iDliUGS AND MEDICINES,
PAINTS, OILS, WALL-PAPER
and a full lln of
DRUGGISTS SUNDRIES.
PURE L1QUQRS'
for Me.'lcan Purpose.
Rpeclivl aMeut'oB given to Compoundinir Pre
scrlpttoo. uiwu.
BANKS.
THE CITIZENS
B AKTKL !
PLATTSMOUTII, - NEUHASKA.
CAPITAL, - S75.QOO.
OFrltKlia
JOHN UI.ACK, .'KANK CARROTH.
Prethlnnt. Vlca-Presldent
W. H. CUSfHNQ. Cwliier.
DUIKCTOKS
John Black, W. if. Cushlnif, Frank Carratk
J. A. Connor, Fred Ilerrniann, J. W. John-
ou, F.ii. Outhmaon, I'eti-r Mumm,
Wm. Wetencamp, Henry Boeck.
Tranaact a Rent-rat HHiiklnj pulnefi. AJ1
ui,i mi) niiuiiina uimuii'H to transact
are IiivUkU to call. N iutrvr how
larne or nuiull the timn.aeilon, It
will receive our cari'lul aitentlou,
ai,u we proiiimu HlHHcour
(Huiiit trutiniiiit
sue Certificate of Ue osln bearing interest
uuynana sell" eurel(;n Kxctinnjfe, County
and Cltv aecnntif.
JOHJI HTWIKUALU, A. W MC1.AUUUIJJC
Piekldent. Caahler
FIOIQT MITlnmi
OF PLATTSMOUTII. NKBBA8KA,
)ltcrsthe very bent facllltlea for the prompt
traimactlon of leiflllinato
" EAKM1MU iUSlI'CCSr"
ti'fk. Iionitii, (I, ihl, finver ent and I.oca
fcuillleflleuislil and Sola. Depot Itarttflfiv
j U Ki ll iiiIi ih.,1 iilloneiliin liint I ertlll
.ealen, loalti. drawn, ii.iiliil,. liiHny
, m Ptll " I lie l lilleil Mm,- j 1
till' 'rii.. n I ti wn.ot
QolUntlmut imd d- yiuu.ily remitted'
Highest ritol pnue. imiu lor Countv War.
Bute ai.d County Bond.
DIRECTORS I
nun riTi'eram
iilill it Ilium
I). IliiwMwortb.
V. K. w- mt.
v. W Mi'i.aiwhtln.
Sank Cass County
Cotter Statu aad Slitn Htrcata.
PLATTSMOUTH KEB
4C. H. PA KM FI.H, President, I
1J l. t'Ai I Kli.-xiN, Canuier f
rransacts a General EanViiis Ensincss
XliUUi..Vr CASH i'ltlCE
Paid for County and City Warrant.
OI.I.M:riON 1IA1IK
tud eroniptly remltled lor.
DtKK'iToas t
B Win 'S-.m. J. M. fatt. rsr.r., C. n. Taipei.
F. fi.Uuthinann. W J. Aunew.A. B,
8'iiith. Fred i)nnlr.
WEEPING WATER
VMS tWO WATER. . NEB ,
E. L. REED. Preaident.
B. A. GIBSON, Vice-rresldant.
n. H, WILKINSON. Cashier.
A G!;ril Mai Business Insactrt.
KftMl'rei
tecelved, and Interoat allowed oa Time Certi
ficate.
IIKAFTN
Orown available In any part of tlie United
.nato and all the prtnolpal cities of Euroua.
o
Auents for tu eelnhrattul
Dr. Home's Electric Belt
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Will nip. K nrvnii.ii.,. I ....
ti.... i, , ""v, """ku. juieunia-
tHin, tamlm. .NeurnlKla, acliiiieM. Kidney,
Mliinu linil l.lvr,ll.,.L... ii..., ... '
. r"T,' '"''t't'i' tteil etc. Onlvneleiiiinc Klw
iri j Iti'lt In Aini'i'ica that fi'i ilK the hieetrlrlty
ami M iiriii'iiain Uiroinrli tn tmdy, and can hi
v..,,t,Avu iu malum vj um pauenl.
$1,000 Would Not anjjiTT.
Dr. Hdm vk T s-si niir.uti ii. -....
an I oiireil bv U-lliK a hell. I., utll-l, d
w th tliat illHeitse, I iiuld nv. lint ii.in., .
K ijeir o Hell, Anv tviit ciiu oiiiiter with in I
W.lltllf nr P.illlt, ml ., .i..k. i...nt. ., .....
On'hH,N..h. WlLHAM IAoNH.
n IM OrKii'.a Oiima.Ii.i i. i ,.r.... i
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