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About Nebraska herald. (Plattsmouth, N.T. [Neb.]) 1865-1882 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 18, 1877)
HERALD !HjZSTIEA. : Gen. Cunningham, P. 15. Murphy,! and Fred Dorrington came in from the Black Hills last evening. Prof. Drunimond, besides inaugur ating nii'.ny good things for our High School and keeping up the Friday even ing entertainments, subscribes for the II ki:ald as usual. The daughter of Mr. S.l lie.udsh-y who was teaching school ;tt Lincoln, is very sick. Cause said to he imperfect veu. il:it ion of the school I 1 1 i 1 I i l ) ir i" which she was teaching. If you want the best than to he had ir market, call for Schlni.tz" (V.t.'i Creek i. rami, and tu will have ii. Don't forget to ask for Si-hlnnr.V. eith er XXX Family, or Paten. Saii.-d';a-tion guaranteed. It can . he found al all the piincipai stores in the c'.x.iilh; Julius Pepperberg and iniv returned to Plattsmouth this morning. N'estnp the Press to anii'.imre :he fac, as ; of . ulius friends said v. e niusl get i: in. anyway, this week. liall at Louisville. There will beadanceat Alhee's Hall, Louisville on Thursday evening Oct.. isiii. 1ST7. Tickets 7a cen's. This is tiie hall of the Season so th I Arrangements are made with Ed I tor of this paper by which students 'can enter the Great Merchantile Col liege, Keokuk, Iowa, at about half price. Thff Great Mercantile College oilers far better facilties thai, the small colleges can afford to give, and at much lower rates for hoard and tuition. Deaiot-ralic Primary. The Democra s of Piattsuioutl Are lequested to meet in their respective wards on ."aturdaj ev ug next at i ocloek for the purpose of e.er! ing deleg.i.t s to ihe county Convention. A full turn out is rcipies ed. 1st ward d ward 0 ill want -till ward 0 Chaplain Wright and wjfe have jus re ui led fioiua visit . JJlue Raj ivJs, Kansas, a very ii uidsouie inauufat -ttn i:ig low u .ilu.iti-d on llu- lilue, 47 n. iles from iW-a. rice, and about CO mi es from the. "Stale li.ii. Tiure is an ex cellent wa.er power, a big woolen mill, p a.--t i m i., paper mill and so on. Tin Cii.ijii.iii. ue.M-iiie.s liit country as jai l.i eiy a. tin t. eie: ;mi. . .uai tim'.-i'. .tie j. leu ,ainl (he village is nea am. t b-ai , liic biiti a's 1 1 i ; i 1 1 i d. jard. jc. can, show i.ig iasie. ai.d everything thriving ami home like. That's ih kind of town the IIkualu would to live in. or see PlaltsmoutSi becoun . The Democratic Central Comini tee in t in th; t'.mil II use last Situr- lay afternoon. L'oim dak:- V Jery pre- The prospect is that warm times are ahead in the republican ranks. We haven't seen any cauldron. There never was any thirteen candi dates for Sheriff; every body knows there are Greenbackers in Cass Coun ty; the whole Republican parly here is a greenback party ; those particularly shouting themselves hoarse, for Green backs will vote with the I)emocra:s. they always do Pany lines were never strong in Cass. The proof is that for the lir.t time in years the Democracy propse to run a s.raight dimmvcratic ticket, refusing to join with any Independent or Greecnback move. The old leaders have not be'en thrown aside if ihe ticket is any cri terion and thev do command the con- Tiirrservices at the Catholic Church on Sunday last we. e verv interresting and largely attended. The lit. Rev. James O'Conner. assisted by the Rev. Fathers Itenolds, Macken, Greanabaum and Hayes administered the rite of confirmation to over forty persons, the Bishop delivering the candidates first a most instructive and sensible ad dress on their duties and the privileges conferred on them by this rite. We are not sufficient. v acquainted with the ritual of the Catholic Church to know exactly what else was done, ex cept that the Pope's blessing was giv en by the Bishop, being conferred by his Pontilicial Highness on the Good Catholic's of Nebraska for their pre sentation to him of some three thou- lidence of th" people as the vo.e will sand dollars on the occasion of the gold-. show; and the prospect a hea l is that 'en aniversary of his pontificate. In the afternoon services were held again and the Rev. Father Greenabaum preach ed in German. In the evening Bishop O'Conner lectured at Fitzgerald Hall, and gave us some nev ideasin regard to the Russian question. Evident ly the Bishop doesn't think much of ihe Russian plea that they made che w ar to protect christians from Turkish barbarities. there will be warm tini's for the Louisville convention and the ticket they may put up whic.Ii shows that Ramsey cannot tell the truth even when it would help his party to tell the tru.h. programme says ami it shou.d be weirSHie,i with grea. dig.iity, o'l.s-.-rvi.ig a; patronized. the outset th it "laoe s. al.iw.igs .dac- . m Donny and Ti-T.p" were ,. res:-. 1 1 Can.Ihhites .olii-e Jonathan Vis-.i:;.d n Wi:-, . . . I hereby announce myself an Inde- Doom general m i i ig:-r, Ju Ige ) .-. pendent candidate for the o'iice i paine high Moai or. Ai'it-ru amis Sheriff subject to the will of the oei,-.,....,,)., ... itMlll,i ,.., pie as it may be expressed at the Poll n the th of next November. Respect fu 11 v. :')Vi . O. M. Stkkioii. (and Male's Notice. indulge in. and much to I'neh Jake'. ;disgust t!iey decided to hold their con vention at L u sville on tlie tMd, al though "ilooerl" as-airetl them 8 Mile' was the pi i" . c i -i:i ni di the poic. and assured th-m ..ii.it ('ass Con ity was going 1)1. it .in cr.itic this fall. Platts - ot-th. Xkii., Oct.. 10th, 1877. I hereby announce myself as an In- Ilip-IIip-II tin ah. dependent Candidafe or the office of - County Clerk, subject to the w ill of . Our friend Ramsey, of Louisvil.e, the people as itmav.be expressed at the 'must write ;o the Xews (of Xeb. Cit ) on this "suspicious occasion" (as Frank Stadier used .u sa ) ami this is w hat bubbles out of him. Donnelly means business evidently, u.other new wagon, .ne handiwork of dn'lf and lVter Ratten, : he boss wag in maker, is just finis! cd and icady or inspection. I ile the w agons, bug 'ies and ploughs he hasstamling around it requires a man of nerve to stand f business, fortunately isgot the requisite nerve, such a crowd o MrTDon.a ; ha m is capable dtbiisimss ah Personal. A. V. Durell, Postmaster at Main- e of pushing all thai kind I-'id, called in to see the 1 1 Kit A M last ong on tiiiie, and still week, we hope Mr. D. will stick to the room tor more. Bring on; your. i n rnimtrvniVppWhi: v wp.know. there work, gentlemen, and get it done to' vour satisfaction ;i; )i:il!!U'ats uf the .!. K. Church far! but good men are needed there as well as anvwhere else. Polls on the Cth of next November. 30t3 J. W. JKN VIMiS. LofisviM.i;, Nkii. A set of thieves have lc en visitin r! Plattsmouth lately. A number of hot-; ties of wine, some cigars and the loose Aerv. ehano-e in the drawer were f:iL-M f.-,.,.. i 'rllt! republican cauldron is IloW b( Fred Lhenhoffs Saloon on Thursdav the liasding Vear. Rev. W. B. Slaughter, presiding Eld r. Omalia District. Rev. V. s. Backbiun, at Platts noiith. Rev. W. H. Tibl e s. Mt. Pleasant. Lev. Mr. Wilkcnson, re-assigued to 'Veeping Water. Rev. F. B. Donesthorpt-', to Ro k RlllliS. Rev. II. E. White, presiding Elder Linco'n Dis rict. Rev. I). M irq iette, lasl year at Mt Pleasant, goes to IVkaina. in Burt Co. Hie IIkkai.ii parts with Mr. Marquette with regret, but is assured from per sonal nowledge that the Burt Co. peo ple will mike him feel at home. DEMOCRATIC L"J. V EN T J ON. In pursuance nf tli a -ti i-i )f tli lciu tcnitic Ctt! tf.klirr-il ! "fi i . i t t .... 1...I.T ... . ......... . . ......a . "iiiTiiiiii " . in ft ItPllfl lSTTtthe I K'liiwrat'.v of ('ass Cmmty are reiii(stctl in Ill liiril I rJJrn I V tr Tt t II I I S, .Ulllt'lIS- ual veliiifr places, ou Sat unl iv. Octtilttr autli. at 2 o'clock p. in., to elect tlclcales t attentl tlie County Convention in Im- held ar louisivlle tin Tucflay. the 2ia inci.. .it 12 o'clock M., for nir jiH(n"i;ti in . i n I I . I : I IMIKIKI.U lor tlie ginning to boil in "O'd K iss." it is said that there are thirieea i-nuli. night last. Also wine, cigars and dates for sheriff on the republican side, money, from drawer, the liquor '-.jA baker's dozen is surely quantum from Fred Kroehler's place on the enr- "!"'''-:imI when mote are announced ner of 6th. Am Lazenby's old stand i ,, ; ,1 , i V , 'I ' TheapiKa tioMincnl of .lelepaten Is based upon !(r:iiil7llnr tlil'ttiirlwtiir tlir m.fr,' I 1 i ... ....... ....... i 1 . p.. ........ .n ..... ...g. w . . 'i, i. i . .1 . nir nur i.n"i mi I I '( : l II t m I t ?t 111 1OllKlV.M.S We received notice that Mr. Jen-i'arge ciuo is now successlully organ- st-iit-r.ti t-n-cnon, auu is as lonnws : at.. ci,i..i ized at ilock Bluffs ami hold meet n-r !. ilt s""," ". "' . - : 22 11 1 im jii. .'.infill mil yen ii emeu ' .. . . ;eeij ioi iingiii. inline me twentv- rt-t. t 1 r t..,,: i-!....!.., I j lie cauei ii v ui .tiusa, uicm.t, i.- b in. renovated and fixed u. to order, six doors will open out to the main hall good seats are provided and safe ly to the visitors will be the main ob ject of the change Thank Heaven. Geo. Ballance Locomotive Engineer, returns to Plattsmouth to live, and says the wife and baby are going to have a home after this, railroading or no railroading. G. A. Hobson of Malcolm, called on he IIkkalij Monday on his return from the M. E Conference at Omaha. IAItniKl. (I ItAt'S A l.I.KN at Plattsiiiouth, tin Friday the dav of October. 1H77. bv Win. It. New ell. Count v .ludjjre. Mr. A. J. (iliAl'S to Km ma A i.i.kn. all of Kock Blultw. Fit AITS FITCH at riattsnioutli. on Sunday, the 14th dav of October. 1S77, bv Win. II. New ell, Count v"'ud;re, Mr. It. II. Ikai s to Miss Jknnik V. Fitch, all of Cass County, UYAX I501THKE at the Catholic Church, on Tuesday October ltith. by Kev. Fr. Hayes, Mr. .lamt'f Ityan to Miss Hannah Iiourke i we surely must exclaim, "Oh ! the fraii- svei-ai tm es to be voted" for on ' uei'day the tv ttf mm " Tli ,r.. i-i..L-..rd o ... '." .rnioer. n.-xi. who were candidates before the Repuh Mcan Convention, have thought it neces- ry to offer themselves as Indepen- -nt candidates for Clerk and Sheriff. The IIekald regrets this action on their part, believing that if they have any just cause for complaint with the action of the Convention, it would have been righted in due time within the limits of the narty organization. four hundred voters in Cass Countv at least one-sixth are greenbackers, and they seem disposed to, tight it out with a straight ticket. Party lines have been thoroughly broken in Cass Conn ty. The old leaders of the Republican party have been thrust aside, and new leaders are at the helm. These new leaders do not command the confidence of the parts', yet through some sort of legerdemain they have been enabled to carry a majority of their nominees. ..12 ..IB ..10 .. 3 .. 4 "latttinoiit ii Precinct Itock I'.luH Liberty : '. Avium Mt. Pleasant. Eight Mile lirove Ixuiisville 5 Center 2 Weepitnr Water l St ove Creek 4 Elmwood " 3 South Itend 4 (ireenwood 2 Tipton ;." o Salt Creek " 5 A full delegation from each precinct is urgent ly requested by the Central Committee. JACOB VALI.EUY.8r., Chkirman. J. N. WIsk, Secretary. 30H LENHOFF d- ISOiVNS, 3Iorniii2: Dew Saloon ! One door east of the Saunders House. We keep tlie best 01 Beer, Wines, Liquors & Cigars. 33iii9 Constantly on Hand. 67k. saloon. I keep constantly on haud Best's Milwaukee Uoer. which can be had at no other PLACE IN THE CITY. Also the best of IFiVES, LIQUORS. -AND CIGARS. 33in6 EiL.SoebaBi.
