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THE HERALD LOCAL NEWS. TABULAR STATEMENT OF THE VOTE OF CASS COUNTY, POLLED NOV. 4, 1879. Showing the Number of Votes Keceived Ly eaeh Candidate in the Various Precincts, Totals and Majorities. - 9 o NAMF.8 OF CA5U1DATE9. rv OFFICES. mm 1 GSIISP UZVZSi TffP "-3 5 C3. 1 i Seo the Stars shoot to-nigtit. The beautiful fnow will soon he here. Hon. Jos. MoKinnon c.-xUod on Txiesday. ScUlater is rcnius new goods eve 17 day! Won't Forget my Special offer for the Holi days. 34t2 JAJIEJ I'KTTKE. Wedding and Calling Cards at the Herald Clce. Money to loon ouChuttlc Mortgage, ! W ILL S. WISK. The ttest Sewing Machines ia the Market atMevaes'. 34tf Why riem't our street commissioner fix our sidewalks, -Th. Kendall Company will bo hen Cue 1st of Decani (er. Joseph Rchlatcr ha a large new show-cae lull of goods). -Remember those Choice Michigan apples at F. S. White . 3 "2 A full line of cloaks and dolmans at Solo mon & NathanV. 1 If it don't quit raining our cistern Is goin to run over, lire. Largest and let;t assortment of pipe in the city at sclileel's. 1 J ipiii 30 hall programmes at the Hhkald ortiee. Somethiiig new. " " f C.oi Hand Mado all Calf Ueots for J.jlJ S3.50 at Merges'. 3Uf See Mr. Tettce's Special oiler for the Holi days ia another column. 3't2 -Co in Schlogel's f jr KuU's eye and navy e.lippiag smoking tobm-co. t KejDort of li"t. Se.hocl twccy-evcn will ( appear ou outside next wei. r Mens' Vine Warm Slippers for 5o rt s.. 0"JC. a.i Merles'. 34tf Scr.reety of ?p:fe compels us this week to put up our Local iu Non panel, The B. & M. are still the leadicR cigar In the market, manufactured at ScUlegol". 1 The pinsring elas rommeneed Tuesday n'.lit, and will continue for a fortnight. Good Hjn l M-tt'le all Calf Hoon f ir $3.50 at Mcre'. !tf Knit JiH-ket for Ladies', Misses and Chil dren's wear at Maldaner Herrmann's. 1 We aie norrv to chronicle the fact that IVil ly Hurrah talks of leaving v.b for Lincoln. -Rich aid Schmidt, with Mr. Carruth. has been quite sick, though better at this writing. Jiuge oStiineme Court.. :Ania"a Cobb... : K. V'aKeley.... ji Juo. Saxon .... Ueycnts of Uuicemitu I J. L. Careon . . . J. W. (r.-mnct.. Alex, Hear A. J. Sawyer.. IjThos. Gibson., jj J.H. Woodard. J wlye 2d Judicial District 8. B. Pound... County Treasurer. . . . County Clerk County Shtriff '. Count u Judge Clerk DMrUt Court Supt. Public Instruction.. Coroner Surveyor Count: Commissioner, Couj)on Hand t Tax Lcry -I W. II . Newell... I . I. M.Patterson.. ;i J .K. Freeman . .. !E.A.KirkDatrick It J. I. Tint ;M. v. V ood R. XV. Hyer iOwen Marshall.. A. N. feulliva-n... i It. F. Alien Wm. L. "Wells... t XV. C. Showalter. i W. J. MaMin.... K. II. AVooley.... Jl. 1. Martindale P. P. OafH tG. Hiidebnind... 23t; S3 12" a;i is 2:10 201 230 195 113 2 7K 117 2H.')! 115 10 19 81 75 313, 122 3 122 . 3-i 127 12U 1'2-J 1231 :vl 32 12 101 158 21 147 357 f5; 95 ....( 2u 94; 14a! 208i 103 U'J 323! 07 I3i lyo! 100 138 35i 11 2SU; 15! l.V I 1.- , 10 321 106 122 2ii'j! C. Vv". Fairfield.. Isaac Wiles '.. .T. V. Week bach. J Noah ClemmoiiB For Against 1S8 27(1 2?4 1S31 322 103 85; 152 76' 12fi lltij 123 76 126 lOOj 132 26; 1W. r.ij 201 105 06! 20; 20 107 S3 24 S3 10H 17 116 67 las 4! 17 20! 5 5 Ml fi3 131 1 56 -21 02 17 C3 32 r3! 32 32 C3 K 4: 53 4: 5S 6 Rl 74 57 64 J07l 20; 20 1 16 9S 115 87 no inn 20 41 52! 2t' it 3.! 41 1 5f) 33 61 CI 63 V.J 9 36 60! 65 . 4 1 60! 00! 65 C5 4! 4i 60J ill' lj 5' 72 I P5 41, 40 CO 73, i;....i 61 ! 27 67 112 1 61! r.3 66 2i 60i 5 87 55 107' 75! 75 ; :) 67 4 4 65 43 1 SI 27 1 115 13! 6! 114: 58 1 13; c! 6 6 55 : 4 112 17 5 CO 68 25i 12 C0 32! 'ft!! 20, 30 77 20; 3 4i 32! 33 59, 2'.K 1 0 J. 44 5s! , 5f! 40c 38j ) 32i 22! 20! I 81i 5!! 23. P6i 123 13: y 81 US 18 90 25 6 12l '30l 12 6d! 102: 44' Slj li. 71 85j cs! 14 9. 1 35i a 52 g7 51 j 44 7i; 115 31j 13 73 114 6l! Ill 13 11 72i 10 70 24 11 CI 27; 16 71 31 C5i 3: C2 30 1 3t SOl 38 77 4.4 31 57 27 47 32 37 -.1 63! 42 67! 67 66 2S 11 C8 38 87 7 33! Ol! s 76! 23 2: 74 51 77 20 75 70' 23 30 70 40 68 42 42 32;. ! 3 34i 4! 34 TO 39 5(i! 281 51 29 31 31 H 61 5) 8 .52 13 42 44: 77 ,r.y! co 40i 58 4fl;i:v55 30 j ViiO 12 240 4iil339 42; 1163 30! yc.D 31 1 1151 121 225 Vl 221! 46,1343 471 185 32!l2l4 9' 146 4C Ml') 156 15 164 29 96 125! . 58 40! la ; 41 25, CI K 24' 15: ll!. 6l 48 56 5; 119it 49 181 so'ire 593 37; 974 46'1516! 492 41 lOulj 4l'l 117- 35 1226; '09 J 1301 37' 13041 113 46 1191 j 46 i.314; 275 33103y; 4) 1428 4e!21ti! 83 61 SI 49,' 52' 33H33; ''I i 15' .. ....j 269 111 st G0t I 33i Designation of Candidates : "-Republicans ; -Iemocrats ; $-Greenbackers. Total vote of County, 2.552. 3.50. He iver Opera Boots S2.on at Meres'. 3"' (!'.: KdjreJ er.ilii enrd ami handsome In vltatioa &:A p:uty cards at the Hr.ziALD office. A fine Hsortnient f beaver e'.ot!l. mate lase cIoth5. for c:oai;iis al Solomon & Na than's. 1 A new lioue U troinR up just bcyor.d Curli Mooic'j piace. We didn't learn who was build In;,' it. .hut receive, 1, a new stock of c.i'.'.inf? and in-vl:ati.-i canls, envelopes, &c. Now is the time to call. Hank Dubois" to a to a Washington Jmle Kintiy has vM "hieap;o man and "Pilot horeemau. Wc l"t Tho;p;oa's IiiimI letter alone thi week. Wo have no further uc for entomologi cal researches. Anyone uls'niu to procnif Christnms trees, will leave t!i'r "l il -rs 0:1 or before the t?t5i of N'ovembe-with O. (.i tmm an. 1 T'10 Freniort Tribs!!i warns tb public r-z ib.st a Dr. W!i,', pivteiulinK to be a re for'iifil -.;n,llrr. Look t-vl fvv Smith & r.laek's f :eei;ilt!es of IJi.H ht: (r'o. ).;.. uhi?!i will appear in a few days. Timy wS'.l be there. 1 --A co;i! e f.ib!e of the oflicial vote of this County is pul.'P.shed t!i:s week. Cut it out and ke"p for f.dure u lust reeeiveil a full line of zephyr 5'inwls. hools, hand niadi? zephyr sacques, at Soiomoa & Natl'.an's. 1 '-chlater. Jeweler, is overbaaliini and put Vx vn few CvHintt rs and fixing up his toie for u bij; bu d.w:';s tliis winter. Soin-.'goo.l TemperaiK-e friend Kpps for the tobacco fellows this week. That's right, tlve emtltt. Wc don't smoke. Chaplain Writ'h t liieaciicd at Bellcvue Sun day niorniuK and at La Platte in th-3 evening. Can't yet out of hamcs altogether. Wescott au l Powell were to.i busy to write us a local, but overyone knows what tliej- have, and those that do not will turn to their limm iiiot!: ad. A jji.od water Knino is wanted here, no i:te:ui: p:itont arr;'.i.;eiu-iit, but a good old fashioned hand brakes that'll B.uirt water all over evtryihirf. Wuj'-ott & l'owell liavo put up a handsome iiewMi. s;pns in doors, in the papers and out daois all pay a sainrt and enersetie firm a they are. Hooks ! Hooks ! Hooks ! ITolUlati Ji-x7:r ! ! The finest line of miscellaneous books, poems, children's Looks, ever produced for the holiday trade at Smith & lilaek's. 1 Y hat about trading tlist P.abeoek for a hand w ater enj;i::e. This winter when this cruel lain Is over and the crispy frost comes w may have nCre, then ?! No "people's ticket" appeared at the Tolls Tuesday. There were lots Democratic, poiiic greenback printed in gren ink and all the iiepub'ican ticket we could vote. They are Koiii to have a telephone 'cx chanjs" la Lincoln and probably connect with O.uah.i. It is only seventy miles aiid between Milwaukee and Chicago they have cne over ninety miles. Oar or.icers ei-.-ct were each supplied with 11 copy of ur tabular statement of Cass coun ty's vote early Monday morning : otberscan ob tain them, printed oa heavy card-board, by filling r.t the o.rj-.'e. W. H. Baker & Co.. came out with a new Ad." this, week, telling :!! about their very large and exceedingly well assorted stock of goods i .ikcr&Co. do kaow how to keep a store for a fact, if yon don't believe tlie IlF.lt' ali fco thare and see for yourself. Richard Claiborne, formerly of this place r.nd now of the Glenwood Journal was over Monday. "Dick" worked in the Herald ofUce years ago. Is a good canvasser and has cheek enough to make two common Newspaper men. We hope he may succeed in Iowa as well as he deserves. Malrianer & Herrmann have without doubt the largest stock of dolmans cloaks, '.id all vari eties of cloakings iu the market, which they are selling at the lowest possible margins. We havejir-t received an elegant line of winter nhauls, in all styles. Call early. 1 .MaI.1i.VNKR & IlEKRJIASS. The Akcaj still holds the fort, and for sale oi.Ij by S.ige l'ros. It is ably assisted by the Uakiant Homk, together with a full as sortment of Woou-KASK-jiURN Ki:s, and are bing sold at less than Factory price. Every description of tin-ware, table cutlery, wood and iron pumu. &e., fct Sage Bros.' Mammoth hard ware ' e. 1 .S.r.ith & Mack have got a very long new ebow caiO to !:U v.p with Holiday good. Iiy the way, the Ukicai.u weat In there the. other day and 'Chef was re-arranglngth,?show case and talking to himself as follows : "Let'ij .ee now, shall 1 put those playing cards over here by the Hiblcs, r separate 'cm v. iib these paper boxes and put one Lu one end and t'other in the other." Hie young musical pupils of Mrs. Simpson ara rapidly preparing for the Musieale to be given at .siadelmatin's lee Cream Parlors next Thursday i veuiug. A general lavitation is ex tended to the parents and friend of the pupils to at:iid. A nn-.all admittance fee will be charged. The-e linen-ales arc very pleasant eiUc.-ta'm ".tents, i:d will do much to elevate the misie-i 1 vita of the comiHiininy. Personal. Jo. Lamaler wan in town last week. K. C. Cushiug was in town last Sunday. John K. Clark made PlattMnouth a flying visdt last week. Major Tom Stevenson was up to vote in Plattsmoulh 'lection week. Hon. John Fitzgerald was in town Sunday. Came to view the old place again. Mr. Sam Thomas ha just returned from a trip for cattle. Get back yesterday morning. Capt. Finney and Maj. Siivpon of the Ferry boat, paid their respects to the Hlkald the other day. Hon. Geo. S. Smitn and Hen, Sam'l M. Chap man ware attending United State Court sit Omaha this week. Judge Newell was in town Monday. The Judge takes his defeat in splendid humor, and ays the boys did all they could, and he's satis fied. Chas.CIapp, of Stove Creek, came in Monday. Charley is proud of Sto e Creek, for under ad verse circumstances she gav a very handsome liepublica 1 vote. An 1 Army comrade of the Hr.n alp, XV. P.. Corby, with a friend of his, Mr. tiarrabrant, both of New Jersey spent Sunday a week with us. and we enjoyed the visit and chat over old limes immciisly. Mud I Mud over shoe top ! Who mys its dry in 111 is slop. The "great desert" is wet as a eat And it won't stop raining at that. The pros;.eet this moriiing, forbettcrwc.nth cr is Pattering. Look out fr the stars to-night. Bidy Hale, one of our prcwre boys, and Capt. Hay wooit of Omaha, played a match game of billiards hut night. The best play witnessed iu Platt.siiioutii fer years. Geo. roster and wife are once more to b come honored reaid.'iits f our Xy. George will hereafter punch tickets on the through freight. They will occupy 011s of Prank Car ruth's new houses as poon as completed. Mr. XV. J. Ileescr brings us so::ie lettuce in November ; how is that for high? Ad be f-ays it is all because of there being a new boy at their house to add to the .firm of V. J. llesser and Sons. We wro.-e this notice last week but some way it failed to get in the paper. Mlwr. If e-rrsnaii JL War! ar. const: nt'y in receipt of the latest stjles of w nter M.lliuriy. New Pattern bats. Trimming eiiks, velvets and satu-.s. Latent styles of ribbons. A larje and stylish assortment of feathers. Ornaments of all kinds. Childr.ns liat.s. C:ips and hoods. L;U," t varieties in ties, scarfs, &i. A full assr.itmer.t of zephyrs. Patterns for embroidery and worsted work. Call and see their stock. They will get you up a stylish hat on short notice and cheap. Sit Cisi-hfd. To Deutli. rriee on Merchant tailoring, n first-class custom suit nride at Wescott ;t Powell's, from 2jtoS'30. . " 1 TJ10 Moll lay Trade i Almost IKcre And Schlater the Jeweler is getting ready for it. If yen want to ere a fine display of Silver Ware of "Ileed & Barton V make" g to Sch'.a ter's Jewelry Store. . tJoods just Opened, At Mrs. Johnson .t Miss Sweeney's. New Hats Silk Beaver, very handsome; Zephyr Felt, something new ; Moscow Beavers, a novelty. Pa.ncv Goons-Black jet ornaments in en tirely new designs ; Horse shoe ennths for luck ; ball combs, daggers. &e. New embroidery silks. Woilstko Goods. Children' knit and crocheted hoods and caps, and many other nov elties. Call and sec them, 1 Guardian's Sale. Notice is hereby given that I will sell at Pub lic Vendue, on lh l.Mli day of November, A, I). 1S!, at Odd Fellows Hall, 111 the town of Rock Bluffs, the goods :u;u chattels of Bene dict Spires ; the corn must be caeh. Sale to commence at ten o'clock sharp, cn said day. 1 J. F. Fox, Guardian. J. 0. Cb ambers hss just received and opened one of the largest stocks of whips, horse blankets, .te., ever ship ped t Plattstuoutti. at prices far below the lowest ; Whips from 2" cents to SG.OO ; Blank ets from $2.23 to 5.00 per pair ; lia'.ters of every known variety and make from 12' i cents to S2.C0 each. 'Call and sec thcia as they are sell ing out like hot cakes. 34 1 1 Special Offer Tor the Holidays. I will make a SPECIAL DISCOUNT on Ma sox & n amli OnciAXs for the next two months, to give lover of good music an oppor tunity of making a HOLIDAY TL'ESFXT to their friends. Terms made known by ap plication to Jamf.h Pkttek, General Agent, Plattsmoutn, Neb. Samples can be seen at Mr. O. F. Johuson's Drug Store. Call and examine. 34t2 25c buys a pair of Lyon's Patent Heel iitiffeners and makes a boot r shoe last twice as long. 34t4 . Monthly YTeather Reprt. OCTOBER, 1S79. Mean Temperature 51". 7 Lowest mean temperature, ou the 31st 25 .1 Uigheat " " " " 5th 7 temperature, on the 5th 87 Lowest " " 31st 16 No. times at. orov4r K9 10 Itainfall. 2T. Heaviest storm. 9th. i'i. Hea viest Frost, stst. loth, frost. According tothe statement of one this October 179, is the warmest month for 55 years. More like May tban Oct. Leaves grew fresh on am le trees. Strawber ries bios omed. Weed seeds sprouted so that thre will not be any weeds to contend with an other year, - Chin.-h bugs plenty. Fire files I expected to see. but none seen ; other insects out thick, common for summer. .' -.. CORtrAKISQJf FOB OCTOREB. 1S78. Mean temperature 472 Highest onthel5th 83 . Lowest " 27th 4 10 Only 3 times at or over 60. Kamfall V4. Wo inker Co. INVITE THE PUBLIC TO INSPECT THEIR LARGE AND VARIED STOCK OF MERCHANDISE, CONSISTING IN PART OF DRY GOODi, NOTIONS, CARPETS, OIL CLOTHE BLANKETS, FEATHERS, CLOTHS, AND CASSI MERES, REAVERS, RETELL A.NTS, CLOAKS, DOLMANS, KNIT SACQUES, AND JACKETS' ,. A FULL, LINE OK Underwear, Ladies', Gents, and Child Tens' Knit Goods, Such as Hoods, Scarfs, Nubias.Fancy Hosiery, Mittens, Etc., in endless Profusion, Yarns of all kinds,Ztphyr. OUR GROCERY STOCK ! Is the most complete in the city, COFFEES, All Grades, GREEN AND ROASTED. TEAS! (Just try 'em.) SYRUPS, Pure Maple. SUG..R HOUSE, NEW ORLEANS, SORGHUM, Etc. DRIED FRUITS, Of All Kinds, Canned Goods of all 7:inds,Crac7:crs-, fresh frovi Lakery, Choice l.aiid.i of Flour. Oat and Corn Meat, Graham, Etc., Tobaccos, all Kinds, Play, Fine cut and Smok-iny. Gcrmantown, WooT,C'anras,Card Board Mottoes. - The Best, Line of Gloves, in the City, direct from trie Factory, Gsnts Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps, Etc. Oiif.pnstPfire and Glassnxirc. U'oofZ and . t - . . Willow Warts, Tahle and Pocket Cutlei-y, nails by carload, forks. Scoop-shovels, Spades and Feed-Baskets, Etc.. All of which were taught of First Hands, FOR CASH. AND WE WILL HAKE i5?(Jive UJ ;v cajjt and vve v';ii guarantee to give vou satisfaction in qual ity and price of goods or no trade. 04-wS W. H. BAKER & 0. Mothers do not let your darling suffer witli the Whooping 'Ocnph, if you have a remedy so near at hand. Use Dr. Bull's Cotiph Syrup, and the little sufferers will soon tind relief. Price, 2.1 cents. Pleasant Hill Notes. En. Hfrald: Farmers are busily husking coin, it will average from 5'J to CO bu. per acre. John Bauer and Henry Yasper are going to leave in two weeks tG see the old country once more. John Barnes of your city hsis been at work hare for a few weeks digging wells. Our winter school, conducted by C. W. Showalter is doing exceedingly well. Hating & Co. will move their Saw mill on Cedar Island, where they will be ready in a few days to aaw lumbar again. The wolves are getting numerous, but John Ward has not returned yet with his hounds. The following are the atockfeeders in our neighborhood. T. Thomas, 5 carloads; G. W. Thomas, 1 carload; A. B. Todd, 2 car loads; A. Sthluian, 1 car load; Hans Sundall, 1 car load; .1. (J. Adams, 8 car loads; S. Anderson, 2 car loads; James Burnett, 2 car loads ; Phillip Horn, 1 car load; Jacob Val lery, 5 car loads. Member of the E. W. Francis Murphy is meeting with gaeat success in his temperance work in San Francisco. A. Wise Deactfn. "Deacon Wilder, I want you to tell me how you kept yourself and family well the past season, when all the rest of us havebeen sick so much, and have had the doctors visiting us so oft en." Bro. Taylor the answer is very easy. I used Hop Bitters in time; kept my family well and saved the doctor bills. Three dollars' "worth of it kept us well and able to work all the time. I'll warrant it has cost you and the neigh bors one to two hundred dollars apiece to keep sick the same time." "Deacon, I'll use your medecine hereafter." BttcLlen's Arnica Salve. The Best Salve in the world for Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains Corns, and all kinds of skin eruptions This Salve is guaranteed lo give per fect satisfaction in every case or mon ey refunded. Price 2.) cents per box. For sale by Smith & Black, Wholesale r.nd Retail, Plattsmoutn, Neb. 241y. Caution to Smokers. From and after the 1st day of May, 1S78 all boxes containing cigars of my manufacture will have my name bold ly printed on the inside of the lid. This i:s to prevent counterfeiting my brand of cigars, with an inferior quality of cigar.4, resorted to by some unprinci pled manufacturers. None are genu ine unless plainly labeled: JULIUS PEPPERBURG, JlAXPFA'CTUKtU, Plattsmouth. - Nebraska. C. . ntm..mmm ' 1 1 i , ,j v ip n , m m mtrvmrmwmam IlOIth!-; end H5 coats 111 stamps or currency lorn new Horse Jiook. It treats nil diseases, ha? ?,." line entiravinirs showing positions asMim ed by Mek horses, a table of closes, a large col I!1M)K lection of valuable recipes, rulf-s for telling the aue of a horse, with an engraving showing teeth of each year, and a large amount of other valuable horse information. Ir. Win. H. Ila'l tays, ,-I have bought books which I have paid ." and 10 for which 1 do not like as well as I do yours." Send for a circular. Agents wanted. It. J. Kendall. M. 1)., Enos-burghj-'al!.". Vt. 271 y Si K l - .jij"" Thi'rentMrkaiile'nfiiTiliLTne will cure Spavins, Splint. Curb. Callous, &c, or any enlargement, and will remove the bunch without blistering or causing a sore. No reme XI'AVIX dyewr discovered equals it for certainty of action in stopping tho lameness and removing the bunch. Price Sl.co. Send t'l'ltK for circular giving positive proof. Sold bv druggists or sent by the inventor, li. J. Ken dall, M. !., Enosburgu Falls. Vt. C. F. Good man agent, Omaha, Xebiaska. This is Yonr Case You have headache, aching pain in the side and under the shoulder, are bilious, constipated ami dizzy; have bad breath, voracious appetite and then 110 appetite; are despondent and gloomy. The trouble is with your liver, and Bpown's Vegetable Li ver Pills are piepared to cure just such cases, and will cure you. Give them a trial. For sale by J. II. Buttery, Smith & Black, and O.F.Johnson. 32tf Plattsmouth, Neb. Diseases of the Skin. It is in the blood, and you have blotches and eruptions, pimples, ring worms, boils, tumors, letter, salt rhenni, chronic rheumatism, scrofula, or you may be suffering from tho ef fects of Mercury. Ext. Sarsaparilla, Dandelion and Iodide of Potassium will purify yoor blood, iuvigcrate your liver und cure you. All physicians recommend it. For sale by J. H. Buttery, Smith & Black, and O. F. Jolm3on, Plattsmouth. 32tf ' A Wonderful Discovery. For the speedy cure of Consumption and all diseases that lead to it, such as stubborn Coughs, neglected Colds, Bronchitis, Hay Fever, Asthma, pain in the side and chest, dry hacking cough, tickling in the throat, Hoarse ness, Sore Throat, and all chronic or lingering diseases of the throat and lungs, Dn. King's New Discovery lias no equal and has established for itself a world-wide reputation. Many leading p'hysicans recommend and use it in their practice. The formula from which it is prepared is highly recommended by all medical journals. The clergy and the. press have compli mented it in the trost glowing terms. Go to your druggist and get a trial bot tle free of cost, or a regular size for S1.00. For sale by Smith & Black, wholesale and retail, Plattsmouth, Neb. " 28e6vly. Don't he Deceived. Many persons say "I haven't got the Consumption" when asked to cure their Cough with Shiloh's Consumption Cure. Do they not know tnat Coughs lead to Consumption and a remedy that will cure Consumption will cer tainiy and surely euro a cough or any lung or throat trouble. We know it will cure when all others fail and our faith in it is so positive that we will refund the price paid if you receive no benefit. Is not this a fair proposi tion. Price 10 cts. 50 cts. and 81.00 per bottle. For lame chest. Back or side, use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price 23 cents. For sale by Chapman & Smith. Druggists. Why wiil you suffer with Dyspepsia and liver complaint, constipation, and general debility when you can get at our store Shiloh's System Vitalizer which we sell on a positive guarantee to cure j'ou. Pi ia 10 cts. and 75 cts. For sale by Chapman & Smith, Drug- ists. II ACKMLiTACK" a popular and fragrant perfume. Sold by Chapman & Smith, Druggists, Plattsmouth, Neb. 341y cow. Jyi J wM Jail H Elf2il n S9 ;1 ' FRANK C ARRUTH'S JEWELRY STORE Read and don't "buy a Dollar's, Worth of Soods until you laave SSzainined,-3ais SCSsSIE in all if s 'SrSan- BKSHGBGES,. GOODS NEVER SO CHEAP BEFORE, FOR CASE2: You can get a good Watch, silver case, and .American movement, from $10 to 835, warranted for one year and a good time keeper. Clocks from: $1.50 to $5, each. Cuff Pins, Neck Chains and Jewelry, from 50c to 82.50 per pair and set,, A large assortment of Silver and Plated Ware; good Castors for 2 each.. Knives, Forks and Spoons, cheaper than ever. 5l)TiiX;ifn1 ?i(Y'hvniVYTvi4j?? "V iolion &. Accordeons from S 1.50 the $10 each. A large assortment or violin cc Oruitar Strings,. and the celebrated Silver Steel Strings. Harmonicas from 5c to $2,50 each. Pocket Knives from 10c to $3 each. Razors, Strops, &c. iftflflfl hivl -;()yh1T for '84, and a 7 shootinir Revolver for 81.75; all kinds of gY UUm,H sWUU UHIH Cm.(ridges an(1 ammunition; Shells for shot guns loaded. for $3 per hundred. And in the wn , , j d t t-.j. l l r i f if rl IIVATT IHf lit J 011 can o31 JUii frozen one JLvetouciiuu idirus, lor n v h f $2.50. Cabinet cards, 84 per dozen. Gems, 50c to 82 per dozen. Frame S Of all KlUXdB Good SxiO Frames, fine pat terns, from 50c to $1.50 Sc fitted with glass, com pi le Velvet Paspartoots, and Card Frames, from 5c to 75 cents. Alt aelamemtSj fr mi Aaeat for the enuiflfie singer scwibbs lmaemBBae,'-' (ILafely Iiaiproveal.) It sieeds ia aslvei1:iIsEg9 hwt a Srlai, as .the refutation 'of tlie i bine exeeel alHi EMseie and e tlsessa. We will not tie Undersold in any .bine of Goods. Watch Work Done, and Warranted. s0llo ' ' S'H..XIS GASEUTH. rat Mil a A yivFMeiaii Everything for MENS' and BOYS' Wear. IBooti antl robber good Cloths, for nlt 6iPIeee gs195 of the filsi& fabrics Im the. land, made eip at ' reasonable rates and" o 9 have a large stock of goods,, tlsey are good god and latest styles TIT EH 'Z a Ifk c3 O o o Eh C2 Zm r Sir H HI OQ O n en ii WESCOTT' j J ro rJ j SO POWELL, o o i-3 x 2 P3 -3 a "-" SO o . or S3 o O rn is s E? PLATTSMOUTH. NEBRASKA. O o 3 a o co g P o o cd O o 1 O c D rt 5 2 w o r-Z 13 -X i it.: v i 1 O s3 .ss 5S n v o CXI S C 53 SWS"B rri . o B 2 3d co 12 o t w a t3 11 -3 and we -brousht thesaa .here to sell. We are " in ' that bsssigaess mv ' business is' to fttfl IToaia's is to hmy tlieni, and- to', bsiy thesss at the - best place yon eano We IMesEs. aar firm 5 the best place-to buy thena, aaed cioia9! forget' it We have a ptftelfe of Ready Made Goods. G-JZjSTTS' jrv3jSriSIzLTJVG- &00(d)ST2jfJJSrSJS. V disss'. OUR NAME IS WESCOTT & POWELL.