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OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY
- A. KalUliarjr. Ieatlt, Kockwood
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CITY CORDIALS.
Remember the revival meeting in the
' ' Methodist church tonight
A move is being made to organize an
A. O, U. W. lodge at Wisner,
Go "Around the World in Eightj
Days'" at the Waterman opera houHe to
night
"Old dog Tray is ever faithful" but
lie sometimes falls into mighty bad
company.
The Lincoln Call expresses surprise
that another Heefsteak Roberts could be
found in this day and generation.
Governor Thayer yesterday appointed
and the senate proptly confirmed Dan
Hopkins warden of the penitentiary.
,'. Mr. Kiddle inform us that he lias
. been aphorized by Mr. -.Sherman to deny
any charges which he may hear made
against the worthy editor.
Freddie Mulica, the infant son 1 of
Engineer Mulica, who died last Sunday,
was buried this'afternoon. The cause of
death membraneous croup.
The company playing "Around tin
World in Eighty Days, arrived by No
3 this morning from Lincoln. The
will appear at the Waterman opera
house tonight.
One of Mr. F. S. White's teams
broke through the iee yesterday afteruooi
where the icemen am cutting ice, and
considerable trouble was experienced in
their efforts to extricate the horses.
The 1 S. ('. will give another grand
ball at Fitzgerald's hall on the evening
of Thursday, Jan. tflst. This will be tht
last ball given by that society for fonn
time and a large crowd will probublj
attend. tf
Many interested parties waited im
patiently until last night to be surprised
in witnessing the action of the counci
in regard to the late street sipuabhh.
'It was the duty of the council to mak
an investigation,' but not a word con
cerning the matter was heard.
, Mr. A. W. Ci ites, a former well
known attorney of this city, but win
has for some time tilled the capacity o
receiver of the Chadron land office, ha
brought suit against the editor of . tlx
Ilemingsford Guide for $10,000 damage
on account of an alleged libelous articlt
published in that paper.
Mrs. W. W. Wiley, a widow lad
living near this city, came to the oflici
today and paid another year's sub
scription on the weekly. She stated thai
she had been a subscriber of the IIeraj.i
: -for the'' 7ast" twenty-five years. Th
Plattsmouth Herald was the second
papestarredV in the state.
Manager young is in hard luck of
late. He was informed last night that
. -the Aronson's Opera Co., to be here Fe -ruarv
5, had canceled date. He could
have secured a date from either tin
Corime Opera Co., or Lizzie Evans Co.
next week, but haying one company ht
ha1 to refuse a date from them, and non
it is too late to get either of them, the
having their dates filled, and from pres
ent prospects Plattsmouth will have to
do without any plays for the next two
weeks.
. The W. R. C. will give an entertain
ment Thursday eve Jan. 29th at G. .A. R.
halL There will be a saw- and saw horse
to be voted to laziest man in town.
Judge S. M. Chapman and Ami Todd
candidates,also a pair of shoes to be yoted
to the man with the largest feet in town.
D. 13. Smith and Geo. R. Chatburn candi
dates. There will be a fishing pond music
and other attractions. Everybody
come and have a good time. All are
.cordially invited, admission free. Supuei
will be served in the hall at 50 cents per
. couple.. - tf.
Our Omaha correspondent . writes
that the Amazon drill in "Around tin
World in Eighty Days," here last year,
was fully as good as the drill inKaralfjV
famous "Water Queen" Co. The com
' : pa'ny to be at the opera house tonight,
are to !e in Omaha at the Boyd at a Inter
date-this season,, and a first-class com
pany in eycry respect and worthy of a
. good house. They give fully as good
an entertainment here as at Omaha and
. large cities. Encourage the opera house
management by packing the house
tonight.
Luverne, the infant child of Mr.
and Mrs. A. Madole, died at the M. E.
parsonage on Monday forenoon, aged 8
months and 47 days. The funeral services
' were held in the M. E. church Tuesday
afternoon, from which place a large
number of lricnds of deceased's parents
followed the remains to, tbe Bellwood
cemetery. Mr., and Mrs. Madole have
the sympathy of their many friends -'
Bellwood Gazette, Jan. 26. The many
friends of the bereaved parents residing
in Platt-imouth extend their heartfelt
Byniith1es to tb lUflicted pn-nt riThel
family resided in this city for tfome time
and only recently took up their abode at
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THE DAILY
CITY COUNCIL M Eli r INC.
A Preposition for the Erection of a
$23,000 Hotel Discussed
by the Council.
A Committee Will Confer With
Board of TradelAbout It.
the
Considerable Business Transacted
A regular meeting of the ci ty counei
was held in" the council chamber last
evening. Acting Mayor Fat McCallcu
took the chair. Roll call present, Couu-
cilincn McCallen, Murphy, Dutton, Salis
bury, Jones and Shipman; absent. His
llouor Mayor Richey, Councilmen Week-
bach and O'Connor. The minutes of last
meeting were read, and no objection be
tng raised, thee were approved.
At this juncture of the proceedings,
Councilman O'Connor put in an appear
a uce and took his seat.
Luder the head of " Communications
and Petitions," the register of Gering &
Co., druggists, for the sale of whisky for
the past term was presented, and referred
to committee on license. '' ,
Claim of llrtuboiisA Suelton for $l&7.
74, for sewer work, was referred to com
mittee on claims.
A communication from Spitz & Co.,
capitalists of Boston, was then presented
ind read. It was in regard to the non
eceipt by them of $5,000 of Plattsmouth
paving bonds. Through some, misunder-
scanning me city treasurer had not
forwarded the same, and, on motion of
'ouncilman Murphy, the treasurer was
instructed to do so immediately.
At this stage of the proceedings Mayor
Richey, having arrived in the city on the
J 40 train, appeared, and took his scat in
the chair. ; :
The vote on Mr. Murphy's motion
tood: Ayes McCallen, Dutton,Murphy,
Shipman, Jones and O'Connor. Nays
Salisbury. . .
The following claims were allowed:
Miniate of dist sewer in B 20, II
C McMaken contractor $19G 45
I II Poisal, handling dead clog. 50
as Grace, sal 4."J 00
no Fit.patrick, sal 45 00
' M Holmes, wood 5 00
Jas Co., gas for Oct, sundries. . . 201) 70
Iouthly estimate sewer work in
dist No 2, Haubensfc Shelton. 187 75
Veidman fc Breckenfeld. . . . 1 . . 25 50
iim Oo.f gas for Dec 1 67 50
'as Co., gas for Nov. .'. 167 50
Jyrou Clark, completing title of
bonds ; . . . j 225 00
Police Judge co.-ts 232 00
It was moved that the water company
e notified to lay the pipes necessary to
nake connections with the city water
roughs so that water may be supplied
or horses.
The city attorney presented a claim of
J250 for extra servicjs rendered the city
a the transaction of business during the
.ear 1 8N8. After considerable discussion
i motion was made and carried that the
ity attorney, be allowed the amount
sked for as an extra compensation.
J. Riley then made a proposition to
he council that he would eject a hotel
vherc the StadJelmann house stands, to
ot not less than $25,000, exclusive of
rurnislnngs, provided the city would
lonate the property adjoining on the
west, now owned by the Presbyterians
it was moved ana carried that a com
nittee of three be appointed to confer
vith the board of trade in regard to the
mrchasing of said property.
Messrs. Conner and Carruth were pre
sent and after being called upon for ad
vices offered strong words of encourage
nent stating that it certanly would
nake a vast improvement to the city botl
n appearance and the property in that
vicnntv. . .
The mayor and clerk were authorized
to draw warrants for the payment of the
vork contracted by Mr. Riley, holding a
reserve of 10 per cent of the whole cost,
$30,000.
At the Funke.
'Around the World in Eighty Davs
was played to. an audience that filled
every seat in the house last evening. The
dramatization of this popular work by
fules erne has wonderful- drawing
qualities and the audience that greeted
Ins company was amply rewarded.
Apart from the two leading characters.
'Plimeas i ogg and "John Archibald
which were admirably taken by W. J.
Fleming and James P. Fleming, there
1 11. A .'.
was consmeraoie interest mam tested m
the minor parts, particularly that of
"Passu Partout," assumed by Arnold
Wolford.
The scenery was a prominent feature
of the play and was, in many instances,
new ana attractive. The play also
abounded in spectacular effects and in
cluded a grand Amazonian march. Lin
coln Journal, Jan. 20..-"
The above company will appear at the
opera nouse tonint. i iiey nave a
special car, carrying their own scenery
which is said to be very fine. Seats are
on sale at J. P. Young's.
The rumor comes to us from Omaha
that (Jermany has declared war against
the United States, owing to the troubles
growing out of the Samoa Inland affair.
If this report should prove true, the sur
plus in the treasprywhich has been giv
ing Grover and his 'Cabinet so much un
easiness, will be in demand, and a little
balance In the bank will not injure the
PtSfulin,of Lncle fcSamuel. 'Especially,
when Mr. Tlarrison and his administration
have to build a navy with which to de-v
fend American commercial rights.
HERALD: PLATTSMOUTH,
On all Cash Purchaceo of Winter Goods.
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En order to make room for oar IvJew Sprflnrr Stock we w5Si save
Cloaks,
Shawls,
CLOAKS.
Special Low Prices. ' If you
need anything in the "Wrap Line
lont fail to look over our Stock, for
we certainly will save you money
by doing so. Only a few more
plnsh garments left, which we are
offering at-Iiediculou:s Low Prices
to Close them out.
Plushes
Velvets, Fur
will not
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PERSONALS.
Architect Voss, of Omaha, arrived in
the city this morning.
Mr. Fred Black took his departure for
Kalamazoo, Mich., to visit freinds for u
short time.
Mr. R. Rivett, an old citizen of Platts
mouth, arrived from Lincoln this
ing to spend a day in this city.
moin-
Mr. D. Delaney who has been running
west on the B. & M. for some time, re
turned to the city by the flyer yesterday
to visit his friends.
Mr. Wm. Walker returned from Sid
ney, Iowa, this morning accompanid by
his wife. Mr. Walker is tinner for Weid
man & Breckenfeld.
Mr. Robt. Smith, a former well known
citizen of Plattsmouth, who now has a
run as engineer west of Lincoln, arrived
in the city this merning to spend a few
days.
Mr. Will Holland, of eastearn Iowa, is
the guest of Sheriff Eikenbary for a few
days. Mr. Holland is en route to Denver
for which place he will resume his jour
ney the latter part of the week.
Mayor Richey returned from Des
Moines last night, where he lias been for
the past" three weeks. It is said he acted
as correspondent for the Bte during his
visit to Iowa, but he denies the charge.
An old farmer who entered the IJ. &
M. depot this morning, l3 his many ec
centricities reminded several bystanders
who witnessed his many mistakes, of
Ezra F. Kendall, the comedian who re
cently visited our city and impersonated
"The Old Countryman" in "A Pair of
Kids." Xo actions afforded more amuse
ment than did those of the man referre'd
to who approached the ticket agent this
morning and asked a hundred questions
or more. Say, you station man, do yer
know where Anderson is?" "Anderson,
Iowa, you mean? Yes sir." "Well how
much der yer charge fer a ticket
to that place?" When informed on the
price the man said "Well, I want yer to
give me a ticket ler two, there s my
daughter, she's goin' with me. Do you
charge as much when a feller buys two."
"Just the same price" replied the agent.
"What time Hom the cars go?" '"Your
train will leave here at 10:30, sir," an
swered the agent, who became a little
perplexed,' as he was busily engaged.
The old man then started out for A crip
pled walk around the waiting room and
tfcen returned with another load of ques
t'ons to relieve himself of. He 'then
worried fie ticket agtnt ever-and-anon
until the arrival of his train.
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NEBRASKA, TUESDAY, ANtTAHr
iiwerni ciiBcoantt on all off tme
Iress Goods, Skirts,
Flannels,
lanKets, Underwear, Toboggans,
Comforts,
Dress Goods.
It would be impossible to enum
erate all of our Bargains in this
line, but here are a few of them :
40 inch Broadcloth Suitings now 48 cents
worth 00.
.'52 inch Broadcloth Suitings bow 63 cents
worth ..
o4 inch Imported Suitings now $1.32
worth $1.60.
40 inch striped Flannel now 52 cent
worth 05.
40 inch French Plaid Suitings now 80
cents worth $1.00.
40 inch Serge Suitings 52 eta, worth 65.
40 inch Ilennettes now GOc, worth T5.
Trimmings, Bead and Braid Trimmings, at tile Same Discount as on "Winter Goods,
last Ion, so come soon and get the benefit of the Low Prices and Good Selection.
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Nebraska Jottings.
The great need of Valentine just now
is said to be a first-class flouring mill.
Eight ladies of Stratton hare organized
brass band. Three of the ladies are
M ri'i On1 fira o atttnlA
George Briggs, of Cody, has been held
for trial at Valentine under $300 bonds
for selling liquor without a license.
The young men of Union hare formed
a fire company and christened it the
Union Fire, Hook and Ladder company.
The Fairbury city council has appoint
ed a chief of the fire department, and ap
pointed a committee to solicit members
for a fire company.
The board of directors of the Gage
county Agricultural society has selected
October 1, 2, 3, and 4 next as the date
for the county fair. New buildings will
be erected and other improvements of
the grounds made.
It is a wonder to many who hare
heard the report that the two politicians
who have been roasted by the Hkkald I
on just grounds, can start a daily fpaper I
in ins city ana mane it win, as tney are
trying to make people believe. How
can they do it? It requires money,
energy and a little self-esteem - to work
up a subscription, run a paper and make
it pay. No person who will take either
or both sides on any question which may
arise and back down on whichj ever side
he finds the most convenient and slippery
can prosper in the work he has un
dertaken. Not a word has ever appeared
in the Herald for the purpose of throw
ing a suaaow on tne character ot any
V 1 . . m
man in nn unjust way, but when it be
comes the duty of the press to make an
exposure of dishonesty, the Herald will
not fall in the rear in coming to tbe
front with a true statement. Such is the
oflice any paper s-hould fill and unless
partiality is done away with when duty
faces it, such a paper cannot possibly
le of any benefit to the city in which it
is published. The few who shed tears
and became wroth at times because the I
truth is chronicled are the first men who
nip the men who do not coincide with
their views and are the first people to
write them up when an opportunity pre- J
sents itself. We will make no a nolo vies I
i or any statements puuusneu tnat we
have good proof are true. Should the
f a - . a
two canvassers succeed iu their efforts,
the Herald will welcome such a journal.
Mr. J. A. McMurpby.formly proprieter
of the Herald, who has been visiting his
numerous freinds in this city for the past
week.returned to Omaha this morning.
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Moods,
Trimmings,
BLANKETS.
All Wool Red $2.80, worth $3.50.
" " $4.40, worth $5.50.
u $7.20, worth $9.00.
White and Gray Blankets proportion
Ally Low.
Our $1 Comfort now 80 cent.
Our $1.50 Comfort now $1.20.
Our $2.00 Comforts now $.160.
Oar $2.50 Comforts now $2.00.
Our $3.50 Comforts now $2.80.
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At a Great Reduction
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OOTS AHTD S
He will give you "CASH."
tition for
THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS
In order to make room for Spring Goods.
Men's Arctics for 85 Cents.
Other warm goods in same proportion.
MANUFACTURING
Done at a
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THE ASTRONOMERS ASTONISHED !
It Is Believed the Carth Will be Des
troyed Within the Next Six
Months.
THE CHINESE IN CONVULSIONS
They He II eve the Earth Will Be
Burned Into Ashes.
Tremendous Comet In the Heavens
terrible ball of fire has recently been
discovered in the Heavens, and is said to
be approaching the Zarth at the rate of
one hundred and seven million miles per I
a
day. Astronomers are somewhat alarmed
as to the direction in which it is centered,
and tell us that if it does not change its
coarse, it will surely be the destruction
of the earth. It is estimated to be twelve
ft i tynmm 1 . rr..r than 4 . a - .. T :
ter. which is the largest planst of the
Universe. Astronomers tell ns it will
BOta Tihle to the people of this cod-
.TO 5.7
Clrtnt by close observation have di9.
covered upon the tail of the great comet
printed in roman letters
Cfeorsw IV
resMinc to
W.-Vm. tba mIt kcientlSe Jwlor
Mine to Plattsmouth.
Citizens, I am yours Fraternally,
GtOMI W. YAS8,
ti. Astronomer and Jeweler.
Timothy Clark. Coal and Wood. South
trd street. Telephone 13.
Lots of warm Sboea
acd
Slippers at
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Herges' cheap.
life
following: iemcs s
Mufflers.
Underwear.
Lanies' Camels hair worth 7 '", now 00.
Ladies' White Merino worth -Vie, now 40.
Ladies' White all-wool l.'2r, now if 1.00.
Ladies' Scarlet worth $1.00, now SO cts.
Boys and Misses I "ndcrweur at same
Reduction. Flannels, All-Wool Western
in Checks and Stripes, now ce nts,
worth 40 centbi.
Best Shrunk Flannels :iscts., worth i.
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Prices that will delv C
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Low Price.
Dr. C A. Marsha!!.
Resident TDcrAit
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Preservation of the Nuti.irJ Tti. n
Specialty. Aur stin t i( v n f,.j pux.
less Filling on Exthaci h ; i Tj.i.ih.
Artificial teeth iimde n V
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as soon as tec-th ri- . ,j 1
are -.tr:ic ti d
sired.
All work warranted
FlTZOKRAf.n'rt ItLOCK
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Bring ycur job woik to i!i
office.
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Try Merges f .
or your wijitt-r s foot wear
For Sale: Three frc 1 1
enquire of C. M. Holmes.
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' If you consult your own int r sts vou
win uuy your Toot-wcar of M-r-( m.
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The City Meat Market the J., st ..l,,,.-
w Duy iresu meats, pork chops,
and game ot all kind.
poultry
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Notice to Water Consumers.
AirTillo .;,) t .i
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were a ue Jan. 1st. These-bill
service
paid by Feb. 1st, at our office
Boeck's store.
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