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THE DAILY IIEKaLD: FLAnoum, wiSJKAbKA, Fill DAY, JUL J
The Evening Herald.
PLATTSMOUTH. NEB.
AN EXTREMELY SAO ACCIDENT
A. KalUbarr, Datlt, Bokwood Bailding,
TeUpkonc So. 3A.
4eara
Dr. 811 an.Ofllra la Kfcrwxd Block, Bl
ca Cor. tilth aa-l Uraalte. Trlrphoae So. 4i.
Dr.. fata Kmlth. Ih PalnUM lleatUU. Lalon
Block, or titlwaa' ua, riBiiw
CITY CORDIALS.
We are sorry to learn that the wife
f Iter. Hamnton lias not yet realized
any marked change for the better, and is
today very low.
The Children's Day entertainment
which was to be held next Sunday at the
M. E. church has been postponed unti
the following Sunday
Messrs. Jas. Antill, L. C. Mercer and
F. J. Bremer went to Omaha this morn
ing in the interests of the A. O. U. W. to
make arrangements for running cxcu.4,uat
a , smnthnred to Death in an
Elevator This Morning'
Strenuous Efforts maae w
Him But all of no Avail.
"Flower Mission Day " I isews rrom airpy vouny.
t U "Flower Mission Day." Corn able to ue up ana is ucm3..i-
when something white, something bright derly plowed by all farmer..
.n..f iA with 11 tinv I Th Kllpvni? colleco students are
anu Boiiicuiiuij ""'i ...... j m "
white ribbon and a little scripture card champion ball players. They have not
attached, will be given to every inmate been beaten by any nine who have visited
His Parents Frantic With Crlef. of the poor larm ana jau aau
This morning about V:30 o'clock a Mr. the sick in the city. . Papillion is talking jail. It is to be
Heed who is employed by Messrs. Par- The "YV met last evening m w.c ,10pcd luey wm succeed m BnuB u
melo & Davis, grain dealers, at their ele- l'resiiyterian cnurcn ami a3 ,3 a great cApcuuc
vator in the B. & M. yards in the vicinity ments to visit an uie m v..c WJ sena au prisoners iu luo
nf tl,P freight sheds, was loading cars morrow, and they ask their friends to aid The Belleyue college closes its college
w- O ' l ... . j 1 1 All it iA I
with shelled corn for shipping. Little them in tins ueaumui wor. - year June u 1888.
near the depot. An excellent time is anticipated.
Sarpy county has four weekly papers,
Papillion Times, Springfield Monitor,
Bellevue Enterprise and Gretna Bc.mo-
crat. The latter has just moved from
1 "Vp1 Tt was thought that the
Bellevue Enterprise would never sur
vive, but there could not be a liylier lit
tle paper, and it is edited every week.
SUFFERING IN THE SOUTH.
All UO I T i 1QQQ Thorn ivill hr rom
with shelled corn xor snipping, .uii.no " - jer juno n,.
Wesley Davis, son of the proprietor, who can spare a few sprays or boquets ot mcnccmcnt exercises in the a. m. and p.
is about nine or ten years of age was flowers, please send them to Rockwood m wU, bJ passcd in the beRUtiful grove
playing around the building unobserved hall tomorrow at 10 o clock ana unui
and had gone to the top of the elevator noon. All good papers and books glad,
which was filled with corn. Ho went in- ly received also, for jail and prison work.
Bide and it is supposed tried to cross Anybody knowing of any one sick are
from one side to the other on a narrow requested to send the name and residence
board which had been placed there and to Rockwood hall between 10 and 1
it being quite dark, missed his step and o'clock tomorrow
fell into the bin below. just neiore w.o -
ot The rain was running through the meeting last evening L,.ejr F. -
trains in the city en the 13th i& evr into th(J car and thc boy wa9 drawn Miss May Crnnmer a beautiful set ot iruu
the day of the A. O. U. W. picnic. in , the guction whichiit caused. Neth- dishes to show tne nigu apprec.ti.uu
-Dr. Schildknccht has improved thc iD wa3 known of the pjor lad's wisfor- is held in by the society and for the room
appearance of his office and residence tue uulil he wa3 forced down to the she furnished them the past winter to
considerable by the addition of a good bott0m where the hole is only ten inches hold their meetings in.
quantity of loud colered paint. It. has gquarej causing the grain to st.p running. m unexceliea un
made quite a marked improvement, u.i They then examined tne suoot to nuu iuc laundrictl 8birte; sold for 50c, worth 75c,
cwrrtulatc tne doctor on tne nne i- cau30 of the stoppage wnen tue iauier oi
pearancc of his houso. the boy, Mr. Stephen A. Davis, pushed
-The wedding of Mr. Jesse L. Root bis hand into the grain and felt a foot,
and Miss Evclyn"vise will take place Almost the first words he uttered were:
this evening at nine o'clock at the resi- "I wonder if that is ray boy in there,"
lcrcd for fear it might be so.
tlCUCc Ul HIV iv o . , - I - I i 1 f rf
Wise postmaster. Thev are both popu- n0 tried every way to extricate him but Were made for the coming banquet or
, ..i w no ioin in if ; Smnnssible. Messrs. Si 2 Orcen the club. It was decided to hold the ban-
Avith their numerous friends in wishing and Frank Manley, seeing that some one qUet Thursday evening July 12th m
for them a bright and prosperous future, appeared to be in serious trouble came to Waterman opera house, and ' thc admis-
Mr Henrv Waterman, and family, his assistance. They secured an ax and sion tickets placed at $1 each as before.
. .J..:.-. .v chonnedawav the boards letting the A change is noticeable in this year's ban-
rV T: and with it cam. the quet, in the fact that the club have de
t HCH
Of
at Mayer's Opera House Clothing Store.
Meeting of Young Republicans.
The Young Men's Republican club held
a meeting last evening in the county
indie's office. Further arrangements
l
... i ,lr.n. I reality OI tue iaiuer a. iiiavcav v-- i eiueu iu uumn- "
UllMgO WU1CU oixwiauiu - - -,.!. ,.m 4 ,l.,l.f rv. nf l,on-
....l i.:.i.ia orpniP.lv tations. ins dov. ue iiimci menu una " "uu"v i""'
ient delay.
a Vaman Telia of the Privations
Families During the War.
"You northerners knew very little about
the sufferings that war entails," said a south
ern woman. "Some of you may have lost
money; some surely did lose huSbands, sons,
brothers or relatives of some degree; but
none of you suffered the pangs of hunger, as
we did. As the blockade grew ugnier auu
tighter, it was as though a bandage was be
ing tied closer and closer around the neck of
each one of us poor dwellers in the south.
That cut off our luxuries, that had almost
become necessities so much had they become
the component parts of our every day meals.
Oh, how I have sighed for a cup of real cof
fee, after drinking decoctions of burnt rye or
potatoes. And I used to dream how fragrant
a cup of real siinon pure tea would be, after
6ipping for months vile decoctions of sassa
fras. "The army in the field also depleted the
Innfl and drew awav not only provisions, but
the men that might have replenished the
storehouses and larders by supervising the
their misfortune, made tne uesi, oi it,
after registering at the Palmer Hous?,
took advantage of their opportunity of
viewing the great metropolis of the west,
which attempt, we learned, they were
successful in. They also visi
Falls spending a day there.
A very pleasant surprise party was
afforded Mrs. J. C: Eikenbary by her
husband and a large number of her
friends. After Mr. Eikenbary had invit
ed some of their friends to be present at
his house that evening and made all the
necessary arrangement for a lively time,
he invited his wife to take a drive in the
country, which she did, and after remain
ing away all day, returned to find their
friends gathered at the house to welcome
them. Yesterday was her 39th birthday,
and the event will ever be remembered
by that lady as a most enjoyable one for
her.
frantic when he realized the fact that his efit to all and enliven the scene, and no work ln the fieldi Tne slaves were wonder-
only boy who had been playing around doubt the presence of many of the bright gJJ.KSS
there in good spirits just a few minutes, happy faces of our fair ones will enthuse faithfully) but tney could not work asunder
Cprobably ten or fifteen) was dead. A not only the boys but th distinguished standingly as when they were directed by
sadder scene never was witnessed by any 8peakers who will be present upon the oc- their old employer So the field crops were
iited Niagara one, and in a short time the whole crowd casiou. The various committees were of the that it devoted so
which had gathered apparently were as instruct ed to push matters m tneir re- laj-ge a share of its energies to raising cotton,
heart-broken as the poor boy's father spCctive lines, and the Pioneer Republi-
It is said there were over two thousand can Club of Nc braska will no doubt meet wfao neyer knew wan watched till the cav-
bushels of corn in the elevator so that he with another success this year ns great if alry horses had left their feeding troughs
had no Ipossible chance of .escape not greater than it has during the past "- apiup the grains of
after falling in. Strenuous efforts were three years, when at each annual banquet what was the article whose loss troubled
made by several of the men to they have Had tue uest taicnt mc mo youmostr
biin- him to life while a physician and country afforded.
sent I .;. , TT , an. i a. t I Khirmpd and the coverings of the
liiitisn Jiose iu, v unn - r IZi: ITu- i.. on.i
if I nams. lueu, uiwji- iuo ouyyijr - ,
tne grounti uuuu iu wuo uviov o
ud and mixed with water in huge caldrons,
PERSONALS. and roaring fires were set going. As the
water bubbled up under the faerco neat, wo
was being summoned. They
for some of the doctors who ordered a
vehicle sent immediately. They took the
body to Dr. Schildknecht's office, where
Drs. Livingston, Siggins and others work
ed with him, applying batteries, rubbin;
him and trying to get his lungs into op
eration, for some time, but all in vaiu.
Salt It ctow scarcer and scarcer. After
... i -i i 1 n ill liamin
a wane we Doneu iuo uhj;3 i
Opera House Clothing Store.
Slight hopes were entertained when he
" Jim Chambers," a prominent mem- I wa3 brought into the office, as ha was
ber of the canine fraternity, and a noted quite coid then. The bddy was then re
" scrapper " of his order, caused some moved to the carriage for the purpose of
excitement and amusement yesterday it to his home on Pearl street. cjty yester;lay on business
se-
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through a dislike he had cultivated iu. wi,at a sad sight it must nave ueeu w ucu i
one of his brothers, and without giving thc l)00r boy's remains were carried in
any warning to his antagonist, jumped beforo his mother who ha3 been very sick
onto him and did not let up until ms for some timc and has not yet recovered.
blood-thirsty desire was oratified. "Jim" Ag ie wa9 tbe only boy in the family, it
has added another one to his list of vic
torious "scraps " giving a very sorehead
to his opponent. Before he completed
his job, however, Will, his guardian, put
in an appearance and furnished him with
hoot ammunition.
-Ve must have trampled on the toes
nf the Journal aain judging by the
is feared the shock may prove very
vere to hit mother.
We participate with the entire com
munity in extending to the family
sympathy in their sad bereavement
our
No
Miss Anna Livingston made Omaha a Bfcjmmed the salt from the surf ace. Doubt-
f . ,i ft less much sickness was chargeable to the lack
vi sit ioun,y . of which CQald not procured for love
Mr. Wm. Weber was "a passenger to ormouev.
OmAha todav "Did anybody absolutely starve?"
umana toaay. any statement that anybody
Mr. M. B. Murphy was a passenger to actuaiiy died in the south for lack of food,
Omaha this morning. but many came very near it. One case that
. . A, came under my own observation was par-
Mr. Wm. Coons, of Manley, was in tne ticulary One lady, with her daughter
and two little boys, were left alone upon a
farm of 150 acres, the father being absent
with the army. This family had eaten every
thing there was on the farm except one old
hen that had escaped the raid of the forag
ing soldiers by running under the barn. A
little corn that had been hidden in the board
ing of the barn had at last given out, and the
old hen wa3 killed and cooked. There was
no salt or pepper with which to season it,
hnt it was set unon the table for what seemed
to bo the last meal the f aniily would ever
eat, when the door was burst open and a
KXr .1 Tt. Cox returned form St. Louis
yesterday afternoon on the flyer.
Mrs. Oliver and her daughter, Miss
Kate, went up to Bellevue tliis morning.
Xf "CVnl T.i ip twn nd's family toolc a I
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trip cast last night on a pleasure trip,
where they will remain for some time.
ii;n f hnJr wp. received at their hands
f Wnuse we cliuned place Sunday at
a few lines from the official paper as a re- parents residence.
. ., .i..i 4. t ..Uv srliool be held at the hoi
,Krt oi tue ,a3t ui,uS i j ---- . . , - Mount plea3.
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worked ant cemetery, fifteen miles soutu oi tne
city.
Mrs. C. E. T!iornburc, who h is been
. ... , i . i i, i..cf ivppL- r.oftv rf pamn followers swept the fowl from
vKinnff iier uiireuis iui mow " x... . j,. 1 .... ,
ibiuu0 uci ... . fh tj.hlA and tore it limb from limb. A kind
i. l.PPn so sad in the history of returned Home to umana mis mummy. .-i Federal officer came along shortly
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our city, and it has cast a gloom over the Mr. Wn, Baker and wife, of Council fJ
entire population. Arrangements are ue- Bluffs, who have been visiting mr. j. iv. . . litt,e ones must havo
in" made for the funeral, which will take cox and wife here for some time, re- Btarved." New York Press.
o'clock from the
turned home this morning.
A short service will
be held at thc house befoce starting. The
board. They wish to receive
it. and from all appearances
themselves up to such a state of excite
ment that sleep for them last night
would certainly have been out of the
question. But if they will take a rest
for a while -.nd let up crying, wc will
credit them with thc report which wc
published. They seem to forget the
council proceedings they clipped from
The Herald a short time ago to the ex-,
tent of about a column and we never
even gave them away, and only credited
it to their unconscionable stall, never say
ing a word.
A rather painful accident happened
yesterday afternoon, the victim being
Miss Lena Weckbach, daughter ot Jir.
Henrv Weckbach, a prominent grocer of
this city. She and Miss Julia Bilstein
had started out late in the afternoon on
hnrsphack and had been riding around
the streets for some time apparently tak
ing in all that was to be seen and enjoy
in" themselves immensely. As they were
moving up Third street in the vicinity of
the B. & M. shops with gre.it rapidity,
the stirrup attached to Miss Weckbach's
saddle broke, throwing her violently to
rrr.tiin1 1111 her left shoulder. She
m. "
was immediately carried to her home and
Dr. R. R. Livingston, sr., soon arrived,
and after he had examined her injury
announced that she had broken her col
lar bene. The injury, though very pain
f ul is not serious, and with the exertion
of a little patience, she will come around
all riht and feel thankful she escaped
cr no rrn 1v. sudden death. Sho exhib
DS " mJ J
ited ereat bravery in standing the opera
tion of setting the broken v shoulder so
well.
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Our ball tossers will p -y a game Wc wish to give Mr. James Don
next Wednesday the 13th., with the Coun- nelly, who has lately opened up a gent s
cil Bluffs league nine. It is expected furnishing store in Carruth s block, great
that a "ood came will be the result, and credit for his good taste in making as line
overs of the manly science should giye a selection as he has for business, lie re
lv intronizin? I ontW rprnrned f rom Cbicasfo where lie
LUC UUjO iiltn moov-w j i c i - -
Balbriganand Lisle Thread Fancy Hose
worth 50, 60 and 75 cents, sold at 25c a
pair, not more than 3 pair of these sold
to anv one customer, at Mayers upera healthy olive complexions, their oar k, laug a-
House Clothing Store. tf.
The Caprlotes or Today.
The inhabitants of Crapi retain many of
the peculiarities of their Greek ancestors, as
well as much of their beauty. The women
are celebrated for their clear cut features,
ing eyes, and their fine straight forms, which
the carrying of burdens on the head tends to
increase. Most of the men are away from the
island nearly the whole of the year, at sea,
either coral fishing or employed in the coast
inr trade, and for this reason almost all labor
The uapriote ot toaay is
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B.&. M. Time Table.
GOING WEST.
No. 1, 5 :20 a. ni.
No, 3. 6 :40 p, in.
No. 5. 9 :35 a. ni.
No. 7.-7 :45 ! in.
No. 9.-6 :17 p. in.
GOING BAST.
No, 2. 1 :25 p. in.
No. 4. 10 :3(t a. in.
No. 0. 7 :15 p. li).
No. S.--0 :-M a. in- .
No. 10. 9 :4J a. m.
All train run ibiilv bv wav of Omaha, except
Nos. 7 and 8 which run to and from Schujler
daily except Sunday.
No. 30 is a ftub to PaciHc Junction at 8 30.a.m.
No. 19 is a stub from Pacific Junction at U a.m.
"W atch.es ! W&tclies I
Begg's Cherry Cough Syrup.
Is the only medicine that acts directly
on the Lungs, Blood and Bowels, it re
lieves a cpugh instantly and 5n time
effects a permanent cure. Sold by O. P.
Smith & Co., druggists. j25,3mo,d-w.
Bring your job work to this ofiice,
we can do your work as cheap as Lincoln
or Omaha.
Antill's ice cream parlors are now open
over Bennett's grocery store, where every
luxury in the way of ice cream, lemonade.
Saratogas and all other delicious temper
ance drinks can be had. m4-tf.
Wall Paper, Paints, &c.
This is the season when wall paper
stocks are usually allowed to run low,
but by duplicating all the best selling
patterns and adding many new ones, we
.mll keen our stock complete, l ou will
find a full line in all grades of wall pa
II M. GAULT
Has moved and is now in the Sherwood
room, Cor. 5th and Main Sts., where
he is bitter able to show his
Large Stock of Watches,
CLOCKS A1TD JEWELRY !
Than ever beforo, and will ns an induce
ment sell you AVatclics way down, (-'all
ind get the Special Trices in Golu Watch
es; it will surprise you. A Full Line of
the best styles ot Jewelry and Silverware.
Repairing will be given Spicial Atten
tion. All work warranted to give satis
faction
is done by women. inouii)"ut y-j i w;n t Wom'a
avaricious as his celebrated ancestor of the per, borders, &c, at Will J. A arrick a.
Grecian isles, and in making a bargain witn
him it i3 necessary to stipulate everything
The cheapest shoe3 at Merges'. tf.
them. The Council Bluffs nine heads the 8pent some time in looking up the finest XeZZelnn
league in which it plays and their boys establishment in that city, and the result the time for payment comes.
Quite a number of Englishmen or gooci
i-a n l . all firut.-rl.ts3 nlavers. I ; fn 1w upn.
Iiru IL fUUVU v - - - i - I o t.v ' ' I - ,
l .... I - , -i 1 m ;i: .mnnlr iini nnhleman. have mar-
Our boys did remarkably for the hrst iarge as a good number, wen seiecteu SSSriTiio doubt, to their
rrame ef the season which they played anj it seems that Air. Donnelly Knew well ,.4-,. winning smiles, and have settled
ief fi.npntinn dav without uracticing i,nw to sudpIv the demand nere wnen ne down to a "doice-iar-men "
together before that time, and 11 tue cm- oraercd the stocK ne u.a. e ui.uk ne "7 8trong hcalthy looking,
zens afford them a little encouragement j,ag 0ne of the finest little stocks m the andsome girls toiling up the rocky paths,
thfv are sure to improve. They play on west, and from what we know ot lnm as with burdens on their neaas, nut laugmus
nicjf uic au v j . . ' . , , I .if, ififaptimis vivacitv. and cast-
their grounds the same day the A. U. U. a business man we bespeaK tor mm sue "witeUiritauie. at the tourist, who
W. hold their picnic, ranking it conven- cess. Call and see his stock. rom crowded cities where civili-
mtinn mokes its iron rule reic ana cramps ui
develops our faculties and sensations as it
ient for everybody to attend both.
-Messrs. Windham & Davics are mak-
Tickets will be sold from all points jno improvements in their ofiice which chooses. We cannot help feeling that, after
along the B. & M. during the Republican cause it to present a much brighter ap all sThfs
convention which will be held at Chica- pcarance and makes it one of the nicest world, as we look back on the struggle for
go June 19th. Tickets from Omaha, offices in the city. gam or honor among the educated, whose
Plattsmouth or Nebraska City to Chicago Fouf Linen Col. 1 At Mayer's Opera ghaSmthe 5 of selfish
nun reiuiu n - - i iars
511 also sell tickets to
J, Il VVUIJum;
Cincinnati where the Knights of Pythias
supreme lodge will be in session from
June 12th to the 10th. Return tickets
will be sold at Plattsmouth for lG.oo.
June 8th to llth, inclusive, limited for
going passage to June 13th, and for re
turn passage to June 19th. Special trip
tickets via Burlington lines through
Chicago, Peoria or St Louis will be fur
nished upon requisition.
1 Oc. ; Four Ply House Clot h i n g th'e modera gain getting countries with
Linen Cuffs 13 cts. ) Store,
A freight car which was not in the
best of shape was broken in pieces while
being in the centre of a train of cars and
pushed up the grade before reaching
the bridge. The car doubled up, caused
the happy "sans souci" existence of all those
who have eaten the lotus anS dwell on this
"bright gem of the sea." Boston Journal.
Sneaking- Trumpeta for Firemen
If speaking trumpets are of any use I dont
see why they are not used more by tke fire
men. It is a noticeable fact at evtry fir
by the pressure from beliind, throwing a that delays, and often 'disastrous ones, are
large tank which it carried, to the caused by the difficulty that the mm expe-
1 B , " , , rience in understanding each other tmid the
ground, o serious damage was done. roar and confusion of the fire. They are fre-
Ne-vSto,bUd.gforrent. MI 2TK& JSEEST?
cation in the city. Store room 22x80 the foremen, in particular, wuuld carry-
Men's canvass shoes at Merges', only
85 cents, everything cheap. tf.
Sweet potato and late cabbage plants
for sale by J. E. Leesley. d3t-wl.
Two elegant furnished rooms to rent.
Enquire at this office. . tf
I sell shoes cheaper than anybody.
Call nd be convinced, no trouble to
show goods. tf. Peter Merges.
feed, flour, craham and
meal at Ileisel's mill, tf
Daylight Dry Goods and Millinery
House, Plattsmouth, Nebraska, invite
your special attention to their Millinery
Department They make a specialty of
Bonnets for Evening Wear. Ladies
Large Brimmed, .Torpedoes and Walking
nats. Our Stock of Untrimmed Hat3 is
very large and includes aU the latest
Trimmed Hats in
endless variety, from 75c to 83.75 each
tf J. V. WECK3ACU.
T?,crriUr meeting of Plattsmouth En- ;ns;,io weii lighted, five rooms in second I tmmrata At . fire as well as in a parade, I
mmnent N 3 I. O. O. F. tonight, story for offices or dwelling. Erqaire of believe that their work might bi conducted
Members are expected to be present. ' Byron Clark or A. B. Todd.
hnMiOTO UWV O
better ad vantage.1 Buffalo K fwa.
Send your job work to the Herald
office.
Sherwin & Williams' mixed paints, the
best in the market, at Fricke & Co's. drug
store. - 8tf
K. 11. Wl.SKMAM, Jo UN A. 1JAV1KS,
Notary Public. Notary Public.
1VLMMIAM& DAVIKH,
Attornoys - at - Law.
Odlce over IJank ;f Cas County.
Plattsmouth, - - Isebraska.
N. 81LL1VAN, Attoriiey at Law. Will
give prompt at'eutiou to aM biifineHu In-
trustert to him. OfliCff In Liiion lllock. East
side, riattsnioutli, Neb.
FirA Insurance written in the
Ctna, Phoenix and Hartford by
Windham A. Davies.
Begs's Blood Purifier and Blood
Maxer.
No remedy in the world has gained
the popularity that this medicine has, as
hold on family medicine. No one
should be without it. It has no calomel
crquininein its composition, conscquent-
no bad effects can arise from it Wo
keep a full supply at all times. O. P.
Smith Co. Druggist. j25-3modfcw
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