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gije-pittttsmoutlj Daily ilcratf)
KUOTTS ?a IE2, O 3.,
Publishers 5c Proprietors.
,r-IKKA1LATTSMOTTTir- yr:iilIASKA- at:;j:da v, x)vemi.ei r,, isst.
PERSONAL.
A Nallsbury llcullet, In Rock
wood Ilulldliig.
Where to Worship.
Catholic St. Paul's church, Oak be
tween Fifth and Sixth, Father Carney,
pastor. Services: Mass at 8 and 10::50
a. in., Sunday-school at VJiIiO with ben
edict ion.
Ciikistian. Corner Locust and Lighth
Sunday school 9:!J0 u. iik.
Eriscoi-AL. St. Luke's church, corner
Third and Vine. llev. IL IJ. Kurgess,
j)astor. Services 1 1 a. ni. and 7.:50 p.
m. Sunday school 2:30 p. m.
German Mktiioihst. Corner Sixth and
Granite. Key. llirt, pastor. Services
1 1 a. in. and 7:'.i0 p. m. Sunday school
':C0 p. in.
kkshtteiuan. Main between Sixth and
Seventh, Rev. J. T. liaird, pastor.
Services usual hours morning and
evening. Sunday school U.iO.
Fihst Methodist. Sixth street, between
Main and Pearl. Iiev.W. 15. Alexander,
pastor. Services 11 a. m. and 7:45 p.
in. Sunday school 2::J0 p. m. Prayer
meeting Wednesday andThuisday even
ings. 1 human PuKSKYTKitfAx. Corner .Main
ami Eighth, Rev. Witte, pastor. Ser
vices usual hours. Sunday school O.-JiO
a. ni.
Sweedish Congregation a?,. Granite
between Fifth and Sixth.
Opera tonight.
"We, Us & Co.'
tonight.
at the opera house
The 11. & M. band discoursed sweet
music for about an hour last night in
front of Morrison & Thornburg's Ron Ton
restaurant.
The company to play "We, Us &
Co." will arrive on the G:10 train this
evening and will present the play at the
opera house in grand style.
3lain street, and in fact most all
the streets were very disagreeable to-Tay
on account of tne dust. The sprinklers
would do good service on such days.
W. II. Raker held an auction sale at
the opera house corner tin's afternoon of
a portion of his household goods. He is
preparing to remove to California. F.
S. White acted as auctioneer.
The sociable given by the V. W.
C. T. L"., last evening at the home, of C.
E. Wcscott was a pleasant success. The
C. II. Parniclo returned from Cedar
Creek to day.
Capt. and Mrs. II. E. Palmer were
in Omaha to-day.
II. .J. Streight went to South Bend
to-day.
Mrs. Geo. Ilouseworth went to
Omaha this morning.
md Mrs. Judge C. Russell went
to Weeping Water to-day for a two day'
Visit,
.Mr. A. nccson went to Louisville
this morning, to look up evidence again
a horse thief.
Mrs. Moore, Mrs Lessie Hunt aiu
" - r . . - w w
jiiss J luiue Holmes were i)ar.senrers to
Omaha this morning.
O
jjis. ij. n. JiurKe, ot .Lincoln, ai
med this morning and is visiting at th
home of her nephew, Mr. Frank She pp.
uinu oiuitu, oi oinaini, jti,
Messrs Ed. Lockwood and John Stewart
oi c namon, lowa, are Tisihr.g Miss Orac
Anderson.
. TiiJ A mm T t ' , ,
Fulmer, Miss Julia Hermann and Mr:
Roni.ely left for Omaha this morning I
spend the da'.
-Mrs. ii. 1 4. Austin returned thb
morning from Evausville, Indiana. when
fiic w. ijl some time ago to attend the
wedding of her brother.
Misses Edith MeGee and Till
Ivnotts ot IiKlian.ola and Murray, Iowa.
and J. I). Knotts, of Parral, Mexico, wen
I.. I 1 . . . . 1 . . i. 1 . - ..
ni iin; eir, i.asi ingm visum-- 1 lie proprie
tor of the IIkkai.d.
Mr. and Mrs. Lou Chalfant of Mis
souri alley, wno have b-cn visiting
fri- mis in Plattsnioulh for some time,
returned home this morning accompanied
by Mrs. James Kennedy.
tO THEIR TASKS ACAIN.
Tho noma for the Feble Minded at
Beatrice a Poor Job.
i lie oeaiiicu j-j-prtss complains very
Ijitteiiy -against the loose i.nd careless
manner m which the stone and morter
to be used in building the stats home
tor the feble minded at that place is bs
ing heaped together.
Tl e fallowing is clipped from an ar
ticle in the J-J.rp reus concerning the
structure:
"In places, and there are many, the
walls show gaping holes that it "is ex
pected are to be tilled with mortar and
rubble, stone, but which will detract
rather than add strength and solidity.
There is no uniformity in the cutting
of th..- stone. Window caps and sills
varygreutly iu 'thieknjss from end to
cm t.
The joints arc not broken and in
places can be seen continuous seams run-
parlors were filled to overflowing by nlnur irom the foundation to the water
young people, and refreshments of cake ta,J c- aU(l cracks in the walls are hie vita-
and coffee were served on shingles. The ! u -T " f- th,U '"""l
,. , 'ion .all which now oniv bears the
l'iu"u" 111 iiveiy games anil weight of tlu partly cemphted
will reflect credit on the young ladies of J structure is already cracked.
Standing on the inside or the build
ing one can look in any direction and se
super-
the union.
A. O'Leary, M. D., who was here
about five j-ears ago and gave such an
interesting series of lectures on anatomy,
pnysioiogy, liygene etc., arrived in this
r i f r licf n'iii. 1 ii
I t 1,. Ollt-, .1 t h;,t efl--lfV.lv (.,,, nr t!,
series of lectures on the same subject inch-s pf space is left for "backing up:
next Wednesday evening which will be I and it looks as though the workmen.
The Women of the Homo Mission
ary Society Separate for Their
Various Fields'
SAUVf l-se, N. Y. Nov. 2. The con
vention closed last night, Eoslon
to be its next place of meeting. Bal
timore sent a cardial invitation to have
the n xt meeting held there and we had
to li e. and "be counted" threj times be
fore ,,e could tell which poitit had the
pre if. rence.
Mr - . Rutheford R. Hayes was again
unanimously chosen jiresident, and Mrs.
R. liust cor. sec.
liu ingthe last afternoon session rrcet
mgs -., ere received from Mrs. V. S. Grant
and v grets that she could not bo pre -cut.
Tii society has greatly enlarged upon
its p! an of work nnd taken up new iklds.
Thi:; year we will build an emigrant's
in Castle Garden X. Y.. take up
n Glasco, New Mexico and among
lians in Colorado.
r correspondent represented the
of our frontier work which appeal
people pledged to hear t! em.
'.'ig in Brawn memorial ch-ipel in
niuing also representing tiie we t
:i Tuesday night in the First M. E.
PLOKii3!l iC:i TICKET-
ItOii.,
v.or!
the I.
Vr
lleeii-
to t:
I-pe:,:
the ;
tie i
chure
For J.
Rci,"
Uitti ict
state T;c.'i;i-.
( of th- S;i(Jr .n: j C urt.
i;. s. a i::o7.
ot fl; v:.-.t - I-,,' -rsity.
v. .;. i). Ni;. r.r.L.
V. II. S. lilii'd.v.
r s Si-con 1 .In.iii i.il District.
a i a c. ij!tt::!;::.j)er,
c. iii;ii'tiic::v.
i'"'-r (. In k.
.' '..'ir;.!. cAtti.Vf.i-;.
r'or i? ce:'il. .-.
y l. tu;:::
: 'i': e:e ur"r.
A M.
F
For Sail
F.
P.
i AY.
lil'TCJIIXS.
1 or
istruction
eep.
Clee
Rw
ye;;t
id ;,
Woman's Nome Missionary society
:ded its interesting and pru'itahlo
; in Ii;3 city hist evening, but vr.ri-
umittees were in secret seion i:i'
'nlght in order to cmiplete liuir
o as to leave for their homes ei.rJy
orning. A number of delegate
inaiii in tovrn long enough to ac
iiMnccllor Sim's invitation to attend
- services in the L'uivcrsity io-dny.
iiarles Bechman dismissed the co:i-
l at the First M.
with a prayer.
E. church Nn-
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.
the ronyh, ragged, and irregular surface
of the most miserable specimen of mas
onry that ever disgraced a community
or state.
Li places such large stones are used on
the
illustrated with maps, pictures, mar ikins
and models.
DrED. Charles Henry Farnsworth, of
Elmwood, age 30 years, 2 mouths and 8
days, died .Vj?day, Oct. 30th, 18S7, at
4:15 p. m.,t-typhoid-malaria. fever ac
companied with a general congestion,
and was buried Wednesday at 11 in the
Elmwood cemetary, services being con
ducted at the Christian church by Elder !
.Sumpter, assisted by Rev. Rird and El
der Cyrus Alton.
This morning just before train time
a Herald representative while waiting eoni ractors are not held respcn-ible by a
on the depot platform heard a "Teat -'ufii eient bond, let it be placed in hands
hubbub and loud talking in the b.v"'arre that se5Mire tli0 completion of the
i , . o structure as it should be.
room and stepping around that way ht. -i e e i - i
ii o lI,al " Mr. C. A. Sweet of this cirv. who is
found an excited traveling man s -ntcd superintending the work, when his at tri:
on a box, talking in an emphatic manner tion wis called to certain def-cts in th
to a few bystanders. A few mom'ii's of const ruction, admitted that su -h existed,
patient listening disclosed the fact ihat J-xced himself and .the contra. -:ors
,-,,, bv s iriiiir that the siiecifieati ns c .-diet;
the man had called at the post oiffco for for oieh work, nnd said that Mr. F. M.
his mail. Driseoll. tho architect. v.-:ik to blam for
them. Re tliit as it mav. soriibody i-
certainly at f.inlt. and the E-ore. calls
for -in investigation that the blame may
I fk t -.T -.-..-. fl TT-li. rn if lif .1 .- ii rv3 o:..1 tlio r.mi
. -j - . v i jw .iw..;--, itiii 111. i.iii-
edy if there is any, applied."
nor Having stone ot the reou;-ed size at
tian.l, have used linck ior tue purpose
set on edge.
Again, who ever saw or heard of a
contractor carrying uo one side of th
w.tll of a building at a time, ;:s Lonve 'i'
Krone are here doing i
L'st:a-.l of excavating to the same
depth ail around the building for th
foundation, in places thesam.' describe.-
an absolute step up. What does this
create hut a weak spot that is sure to
create a crack in the wall?
Th:? half cannot lie told of trie un
soundness of the work and needs 1."
seen to be even faintly understood.
Stop too work at once, and it
Tv, months of school have passed and
the ti chers are once more made happy
by tie advent of pay day. I have some
times wondered if our Plattsmouth
s teach merely for the money or if
re philanthropicall inclined and
lie rising generation for the love
ar them. Rut, be that as it may,
is needed to keep the teacher
ist as much as it is needed by auy
other -ei.-ifs of people, and till they (the
tear-In ;) are generally the most poorly
paid ...r their wook, considering the time
ry to qmuify themselves for the
of the position. The carpenter
s his three and four dollars a day,
eklayer receives live and six dol
V'ou may say these are skilled lu
, so is the teacher a skilled laborer,
e best business man 3011 have in
the school room for one day
iirst priman-, if you choose and
it would be the effect. He would
.- another day for 20. And still
her is expected to remain there
ter clay ami mouth, alter month
g away her strength and patience
.nere pittance. And further by
ing Plattsmouth with other towns
iate I find our teachers are anion-
rest paid. Why is this? Are we
to properly educate our children ?
or pay certainly means poor teach
L consequently po'or schools. I
'ten wondered how the Platts
ichools have attained such a high
song the schools of the state when
persistent in paying poor sala
lie only theory I can give for this
act that the town is fortunate i;i
g one of the ablest of men as its
.endent.
teach
they
teach
they
mo:i'
al i ye
nect
lec.i
the 1
ort 1
i'ut t
town
n tue
ee w!
1 j r
he t
lay ;
Weal i 1
or
tOlDV.
in tie
tiie p.
too l.t
Fop
els :
ll IV. .
liioii! :
r.i;:': :
she u
ries.
is the
ri-l-di '
At a ie - ... 1 -.; :,; . ,
national . ...;-.:. im.. .. ;
lowing 1 ,. vlrj. .. a v,
s- r.t to ti. ; i.f ;h,-
mittccs:
( ii am; . .:. '
N o v. . .
iu of ..
Velitioii.
of local i. . . ;
CullVCllti-. . ...1;: 1 .
oeeii seen ; .. . ! ;
city com: ' . :. .
have bet" . ., : .
illt'llts to ,:.e.;. '.. !!, s -.".
the adva: e-i i eb ine; ;
fore the t .
As a j): . -.ry : ; (fj(.
take the . .-i. e. i..al. ;.,
appeal to . ee . : ,
call your.. s'o ti. fo'.'c
Oinali ; --" : :n tii.
center of a.;.!
te every -om r tie- .
twelve tr: . - ,' ..!., .-
112 passe 1 b: . a..--.
ing cii eh- . e !'" :i
ail who n :. : i :r. ! r-
turn. W ' . 10 if,-..-i el
000 Onial -. . y is ib? b.
in the we: wit', te ii, :
1 oulevai;-' . 1 ij.:' !-" -. o-ie i
I somest cit' ' A;:: ""'ee, A
facilities r ' e . . ...o-bi 'ov. '
may come " ' ; " ,' )
position I' " v. ! "1: 1 ii, v
the iirint-i :! .'u.teV, v di : ..
people.
The pre -e .f : ' ,
will he pr -i -1 ! . tie; ;i
mitt at its : . ::.b, r iv-.-i'
von desire - : - v.
'will 1 e f : ' ; , 7 wit!; p
hope you v. T: nve (o.--.
co esidi rat' -.. .- :v '': .: !
hear from oa tbe v.r ',
respectful :v. lb lb
DAKIEL II. WlTEMT.Ei:,
tho
a
.zno f
the Om--
: e the foi
. e .1 ordered
. end com-
MfA, I'eb.,
.10 xpub-
state eon-
in lavor
i.-pu'iiH-an
. 'lUe.-st has
trade and
mir.iittecs
nrrange--.
and place
.'maha be-
rmimittee
Individual
; -peefully
.'.'ing facts:
eraphieal
. a cc s.ilile
.e.ry. Tlu
with their
:ei depart-
: eiiities to
ii-f conven-
over 100,-
.-tve'.l city
d streets.
tiie uanct-
.ple hotel
v all wl o
The ex-
blocks of
e.. .t 10,000
a in detail
iial com
;:-. Should
" 'iiwhile it
. ere. We
: favorable
i eas d to
: . Yours
M "!AY,
Chairman
Wana
make
F HI fvAD lv T V Hi: A , F EK'W-
Brown,
LlSt MM Mill IB
mf o m L
at
Tl;oy have i akt ii 1!
lidvo l lie .'inusl liny of
lrL'uued to hike your nicttsm'c ;uul
1 Iu; so! (j at'tMicv I'ov litis i;nn, j
I lu ll stiiiinli'.-; to ;-r!ccl from, and
3
0 .
1.
aiivlhiii'
It will pay yon to rail and :rci tlicir low nricos.
Is 1 T
1
V.i ir. U' to Jj 9
IS s
Hill
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m-u !
V ri 1
. 1. P : V-? I. r i s.- a
1 ,r f
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1 S
i ?
i
1 i l Hi
Pi 5
nrnn ovf
f
B
In
o
en
U a U
ssti-chtin Clolli:;
1
yarn.
in Mitel-:, HQ in. wide at $3.00 & M.QGn vd
irv.ii irown " ; ()) 4 50
ixed "
navy hiue. L';j m '
trimiHin-s, 2 indies wide, all color, only
;ray;i!
i.f() "
3.50
iOe.
1 in- tiimnnno-s all widths in black, brown and gray.
I. . X J i 'A
A very largo assortment of the lafpsf. nnw.lt;.,.
with ornaments to match in all the leading .-.dW
beaded sets at $..50, $2.00 and 82. 7r, liv.Xi l,",.
aues at . sokl cvevceve i'mj. r.
, . , .... .f. , . . , ,t
sum
the Jeauin::
Clonic striped silk velvets in all
)(! yd, worth J ,7j.
civet with silk stripes, colored and Id.-w.-
orth 2.00. :
it.
ft In
J.cO
1 ties
rHttsmouth is enjoying a reason of
rest from police court proceedings, rdar
shal M dick inform? us that in all his
offici.d career he Ins never noticed so
little drunkenness as lias occurred in the
last two months.
The dance given at Fitzgerald's hall
last night was a complete success. The
following is a lift of those present, the
music being furnished by the Uohemian
band: Messrs T. Phillips, C. Morgan,
Bert Pollock, F. A. Murphy, Dr. C ok,
F. W. Zerbach, James Patterson. iJert
Sage, Mathew Gering, W, J. Streight, F.
Kennedy, Fisher, Geo. Lsnhof f, Ed Seliul
hof, Henry Ilerold. Ed Johnson, U. Cov
erdale, W. Stadelnian. J. P. Lockwood,
. iteiniiackel, A. Jteinhackel, Eigen- H asthd A Sitcattox. A young man
broadt, Geo. Oliver, I). McEntcc,C. Mor- with several years experience in oflice
rison and Geo. II. Chatburn. Mioses work and a knowledge of fpieensware
Julia, Kate, Georgia and Maggie Oliver, and f.-mey goods wants a situation. IJest
Jo Morrisey. Mary llawksworth, Dora of references from eastern house. Ad-
Ilerold, Gering, Gering, Ilattie She.Tcr, dress II. Hhrauj otlice, Plattsmouth,
Anna Jlurnln, Maggie Streight, Grace Xeb:as.a.
Anderson, 3Iaud McCoy, Maggie Camp
bell, Myrtle Lathrop, May Lathrop, Laura u li" cVcr heard of such a thing be-
Ileinhackel, Henrietta Schulhof, Ilattie forc as a tn:,!ls father shoe for 50c, a
Latham, Emma Johnson, Tressic I Temple, pair can ie had only at Phillips', the
Herrmann and Flora Donovan. Mr. and cheapest place in the city to buy sloes.
Mrs. Sam Hinkle, Jlr. and Mrs. W. Mil
ler, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Patterson and Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Morgan. There were a
I
bi:-i
eU I..:'-
do ti e
the r .
on? e.-,
out ! 0
I he.
Who .
iar ;: i
o.Ii-r
are e.i-..
... .
roo:; "
who .
o; g.v
the ;,i
th- n. :
hoys ie
c-rature
ir consideraide comjda'.nt Iron.'
men about town of certain boys
ve a habit of loafing about tie
moking, swearing and in other
-iking themselves .dsagreeable. It
,dn:on that for fueh I'oys our
O.-V eil'lf;.tiin:i! l:iv.- s iim if li '
I. If our comie.oi; sci-ools can
1 no good they should 1 e sent to
I'm school. It is gating so bad
hardly go along the street with
r insulted bvtheje bovs.
. often noticed that those hoy
".y at lionie nights help thei;
ann reau me newspajiers fn:
od periodicals, ar; the ones who
ys foriuo.-t in their classes nr.d
..y. grow to manliood I cert tin I v
vill make the best m'-:: the men
orn ve ni-iy depend - the men
! step forward and take the helm
rnment wh.en the helnismen of
ent day have retired. Let us,
'.cliers ana parents, inspire the
t.iy at home, to read proper lit
md to make mon of themselves.
CJ.AK.V Vri!.SO".
of our low
Epsom
Glauber
Borax S
Pe t K ii
Uosankc
10c.
Bosanko
only i0e.
Kemp P
King's Z
Warner".
St. oa eo
Castoria
Jayne .
Iviils ir,
The abo .
sar.ie ot!i:r
1 -rices. 'i'
Has f-d
valid sun
us Dr. V
C:re and .
eo-i ie
I'riej o0e ;
Warr.ck.
dtf
Astra,
where at
iinnrr! ,
e ; i v v
!'e:'d t:
i'lusbe.s in all sliades j:
, - . i ; i v i i
e:-:lra iieavv
Quilted satins in ail
t l.0 '; 'K-
blacl-
i':
"ze only
size for
G0e.
only Toe
o; Jy $1.
' "ie.
:dv ;JCc.
V.
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or
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the
ie r
octs.
-i h
pi ices.
. ::kick.
rn m
ion will
C .nub
- it wiil
:ffit
Wid J.
H
it.
!1 j
0
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V.
iSl'4
- Weseott
Ph:"ips is offering a ladies kid house
slipuer r.t 4Sc; a felt slipper, leather sole
for 50e; an all felt slipiier for T8e; these
slippers can't be bought elsewhere for
less than 51.00. tf
--Sea let underwear sold elsewhere at
75c, cm I e bought for 45c;. all wool
scarlet underwear sold elsewhere at 1.50,
can be bought for 1.00 at S. & C.
Mavcr's
( l.i'.drens' and boys' fur caps sold
clscw! cr at $1,50 can be bought at S.
& C. Mayer's for 00 cents
Hay For Sale.
Three hundred tons of hay for sale for
cash, cit tier delivered or on thf m-nnnrl
few others whose names we were unable ravp nrflpr, wwi. Ar n xr.tZ c- ,J
to learn. Lut ef.,n .
S'.vcLt Michigan cider on
Phlij Krause.
tap at
500 dozen fulled mitts nnd scarlet
brown, 'old elsewhere at 40c. can be
bought f, r 25c. at S. & C. Mayer's
Greet, discount sale at Btek and
Walsall's. Call and get a discount bill.
or
Every
goods and
an elegant
Christmas I.
f '' ' -.d a - i yufl
ISE- 1'''-" 'u!,Ji'i:t0 H a c I . j 'ITJ4(1
:e. , ,1,1 j :-- YJ . . ,.,;:'" p7f:y
"' - can be lit i nr n frn" , Frj ..:.'v-'-.vV-1 EL;
'- - --. . -t.iyir s t I I 1 ; - . j4 -t.., 251
' a -.lo.t.-ir-; v."orth of t " v- V tjr'
-':--;''.. . G O O D , I.:S3fg
r.g iniiH !:? to be drawn eJ - ? - .r-
ROOIi
VVcDNuSi
Con.
IPotjij:
a. r;
Anatomy P"
Life, Ilea:
t-
Illustrate! :
of French T
Skulls, rare
ings, Instrii!.:
Doctor froir
ial jiurposc.
kind in Am-;
' hlg : t o o't loe!r.
-5
9.
HATS and CAPS
BACK VI EW
w. j i v
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-ox-
';;r.-r';tii, !.
MarriiiLr-. ,
i ii an e -;Lc:i
!!V
Laws of
, Cul-
:,.-e c dlection
. . t
Kteis Mceletons
".!"'!- sp:cl;::t-rs,Paint
.vC, ii :. ;il it-il iy the
. i ir.r.ce. for this spec
f:n.'t collectl...! of the
Adnd.-icr. first Lec-
YTo sell congress chct shield undershirt ui.d tt:r.
iho till nades in underwear. ()nr prices a.d r , (i .
C. E. V"ti-COTT. Tj:cA-JJol:
nted
-otliier.
te.
drawei-.
5aiwciiiiii'innii ""i""'"w,rrT
The
Hon. H.
Stat -sman.
W. Crady.
Scholar and
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