T&E DAILY 11EIIALD i RLAKCSHntH, imilAjyiA, JRfttDA. &kVfl, lIp.
Tne Evening Herald.
OFFICIAL PAPEROF THE CITY.
A. SIlhrj, DrslUt, Kuckwood Baildln,
TcIrpMoa . Jj.
Ilr. Wither. lratlt, I'alon IMor.
CITY CORDIALS.
County Surveyor Schmidt made
purvey of the Riley lota today for the
corners of the hotel to be erected.
The IIkkald job rooms have just
completed a neat circular containing the
by-laws of Mystic encampment No. 31,
I. O. O. P.
Louisville has another newspaper,
this time it sails under the name of Ad
vertiser and starts out modestly as a six
column folio.
Jim Allison, Sil. Crosser and J. I'.
Becker cume up from Union today with
a fine lot of cattle which were sold to
Dick Oldham to be shipped to South
Omaha.
The filling of Viue street between
Sixth and Seyenth was completed today,
and is now up to grade and of full width
there, which is a great improvement in
appearance.
J. F. Johnson received this week
from the McFarland carriage company ol
Indiana, a handsome and valuable
phajtcn. It is one of the most btautifu
ard finely finished vehicles in town.
Wiley Black today bought of F.
Young fifty head of hogs which averaged
in weight 283 pounds They are nnir
months old and will be shipped to
South Omaha tomorrow by Mr.' Black
with other stock.
An injunction case, B. A. Gibs n vs.
John A. Carter and II. D. Travis, Weej
ing Water parties, was argued before
Judge Chapman today, and submitted to
tle court. Tiie injunction is to restra;i.
Carter and Travis from interfering with
lands owned by Gibson.
The case of Mathew Gering vs. the
C. B. iS: Q. It. IS. was heard before Jus
tice PotUuger this afternoon. Flaintifl
claims about $15 damages for a used-up
trunk. Defendant only transfered the
trunk from Omaha here and previous to
that it came from Sioux City, and ciaiuie
they received the trunk damaged.
A dispatch was received from Weep
ing Water this morning by Deputy Slier
iff Miller, stating that there was a crazj
person in their town and enquiring what
to do with him. The message wn for
warded toiSheriff Eikenbary at Soutl
Omaha. County court house electioneer
ing lias doubtless been too great a bur
den. The Herald scribe was today shonn
a copy of the first edition of a newspaper
published in Oklahoma, named The Ok
lak una Capitol, and was dated "Guthrie,
Indian Territory, April 27th, 1889." The
population of the new born town was
given at 20,000. The paper looked is
though it had been put together in a
hurry.
Under the law passed at this session of
the legislature, it only requires a majority
vote to issue bonds for the building of a
court house, but it requires a three-fifths
maj rity t divide the county. Under
tuis law, Cass county will be maintained
in its integrity, and a new and much
needed court house will be one of the
things of the no distant future.
The Council Bluffs and Omaha Cha
tauqua Assembly have issued circulars
for first session to open June 18 and con
tinue till July 4, closing the last day
with a grand army reunion. The assem
bly owns about 125 acres of beautifully
parked land two miles east of Council
Bluffs on the Chicago, Rock Island A
Pacific and Chicago, Milwaukee & Sf.
Paul railways. The grounds have wattr
vrorks, fountains, etc., and are aupplh d
with a beautiful lake fed from springs.
These grounds promise to become one ;f
the most beautiful and noted western at
tractions, having location and surround
ings and natural advantages that make
it possible, while capital and influence
are pushing its popularity. I
mwm
AVe will offer-for the next Thirty days Lots in South Park to
the number ot One Hundred. Cash payment on eacli Lot 10. De
ferred monthly payments $5, with only 5 per cent interest.
This is the finest opportunity ever given in Plattsmouth to pur
enase cneap anu uesiraoie iveai rsiaie. iuu uiut ium uie cny is
building up for a full half mile south of the Park as well as both east
and west sides of the addition is steadily increasing the ralne of this
handsome property.
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PERSONALS.
J. C. Eik'inhary and wife are visiting at
South Omaha.
J. I'. Antill will open his ico cream
parlors tomorrow, Saturday, May 1.
Mrs. IS. IS. Liyingston returned from
Glcnwood last evening where she has
been listing.
Mis. W. II. Baker ana Miss Sarah
Baker left this morning for Ottumwa,
Iowa, to yisit.
Judge S. M. Chapman returned this
morning from Nebraska City, court hay
ing closed there.
D. J. Pittman, of Murray, assessor for
iSock Bluffs precinct, was in town today
to make his returns.
Mrs. ISev. Amos II. Ilause, nee Miss
Laura B. Graves, returned last night from
Kiverton, Iowa, to visit.
Mrs. J. P. Taylor and daughter, Miss
Nellie, who have been visiting in the city
left for Lincolu last night.
J. S. P. Weeks, chief engineer, and
.Master Mechanic Salisbury, of the B. &
M., were in town yesterday.
Mrs. Zahn and daughter, Mrs. Allen,
of Denver, who have been visiting it the
city, left for home last night.
Mrs. Belle Campbell, of Omaha, who
has been visiting at the home of D. A.
Campbell, returned home last night.
Dau Pittman. of Nehawka, was in
town today and presented six wolf scalps
at tii3 couuty clerk's office for the bounty.
Walt Holmes went up to Omaha this
morning and took his cab, which he in-
ten Is to have completely renovated to
furnisli first-clais accommodations to his
patrons in this city.
A,1et eorological Record.
SUMMARY FOR AI'RIIj 1889.
Mean temperature, tri-daily,
Highest temperature, 81; date.
Lowest temperature, US; date,
50.3.
2nd.
24 th.
Total precipitation, 1. Number of days
on which 0.01 or more of rain fell, 10.
Thunder-storms, dates and time, 1; date,
27th, p. m. Clear days, 14; fair, 15;
cloudy, 6; still, 12; windy, 5.
CASUAL PHENOMENA.
Monthly mean temperature last year
40.4. Wild plants blossomed on the
20th, last year on the 22nd; showing this
season is some earlier. Vegetation pro
gresses 6lowly day by day. This cool
weather is fine for small grain. Tho
weather on Tuesday, the 30th, the inau
guration day. was fine. What will it be
a hundred years from now? What was
it a hundred years ago? The day of ths
week which the inauguration day came
on one hundred years ago was Thursday,
and one hundred years hence it will be
on Sunday, April 30th, 1089.
The Burlington Statement.
The Burlington statement, for March,
shows gross earnings of $2,053,757.95. a
gain of $802,560.93 over March, 1SS8
The net earnings were $700,762.14, agaiit
a net deficit of $146,415.18 for March,
18S. For the three months ending
March, 1889, then was an increase in net
earnings or f 8iiU,4b3.0t over the cor
responding mouth of 1888. The proper-
tie controlled by the Burlington show
an increase in aet earnings of $290,526
11, for the first three monli of this year
as compared with those of last year.
Mt. Olive Baptist church will be ded
cated Sunday. May 6, at 3:30 p. m. The
sermon will be preached by Rev. Wood
Services will also be held in the morning
and Sunday school at 2 p. m. Every
body is invited.
J. P. Young his secured the sale of
two new popular aud delicious drinks
which he will add to his already popular
list of Soda Water aud Milk Shake
drinks. He expects to have them on sale
tomorrow. Saturday, morning. "Fiuto"
is the pure j iice from berries grown in
California, and "Orange ilead" is the
juice from California oranges.
T!trf tlnnrr in tht Di-mr linfi nt nwnv
down prices at O. P. Smith &. Co's old
stand, E. W. Cook agt. for mortages.
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A Rare Opportunity to
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SALE
17c. Yard.
Double Fold English Ilenriettcs, all
popular colors, reduced to 17 cests yard.
These goods are usually s ld at 2.1c.
27c- Yard-
36-inch English Henriettes in all new
Spring Colorings, worth 35 cents.
All-Wool Double Fold Suitings, ele
gant line of Spring Mixtures, only 27c yd.
40-inch Striped Suitings Reduced from
35 cents.
39c. Yard.
30-inch All-Wool Bromley Suitings,
25'different shades, wellvortb SO cents,
42c Yard.
36-inch All-Wool French Henriettes;
full line of colors;our regular 50c. quality.
BARGAINS IN
B
15c.
Ladies' Perfect-fitting Ribbed
Vests, Low Neck and Sleeveless
35.
Ladies Ralhriggan Vest, High
Neck, Long Sleeves.
5(R
Ladies' Fine Ribbed Lisle
Vests witli Pink. Blue and
Cream Silk Stitching Low Neck and
Sleeveless.
6?c
Ladies' Balbriggan Ribbed
Vests manufactured from the
finest combed Egyptian cotton, nigh
neck, long sleeves.
Are You Going to Alaska?
If not, you ought to buy one of those
economical Alaska Refrigorators of Hen
ry Boeck and keep pool this summer.
And furnish your house and office nicely
so you can enjoy life; it wont cost ym
near as much as you think it will. I
has his basement, first and second & urs
stocked full of furnishings to select
from. -
tce-?lce--lce.
We have started our fee wagon and
are ready to contract and deliver Ice in
any rjuantity. Having the best Ice in
the city, we guarantee satisfactiou to all.
Telephone 72. tf
H. C. McMakes 8c Sojt.
Every thing in the Drug line Album
assortment, Wall paper oncl Decorations
for sale cheap by E. W. Cook agt. for
mortages, at O P. Smith &. Co's old
stand tf
Elegant Suit of Rooms for Rent j
Conyenient to business, city water, gas
and other conveniences for family; those
I now occupy. Apply before may 10th co
tf John It. Cox. 1
C. E. Wescott is agf-nt for Hunger's
Laundry, Chicago. Washing sent and
received every Wednesday evening.
Bring in your washing and have it done
right, it costs no more than interior
work. tf
loa-f ce--ca.
We have started our ice wagon and
are ready to contract and deliver ice in
any quantity. Haying the best ice in the
city we guarantee satisfaction to all.
Telephone ?2, tf
JI. C. MoM-VKEN & Soy.
If yot
ti are not a freeholder
DRESS
Ur
excuse. tave bait tjie money you usually expend each month and ap
ply it on a Lot. If you desire a pleasant home in the future invest
no-,7. If von wish to build this season buy a Lot in South Park nr.H
have money furnished you with which to build. If you will make
your home in South Park you will be convenient to good schools. It
you wish pleasant neighbors make your home in South Park.
Slaughter?
bOODS
50c. Yard.
40-inch All-Wool Serges in all the pop
ular colors neycr sold for less than C5c.
Our jjrice reduced to 50c.
40-inch Red Fern Suitings in all the
new Spring Shades and Mixtures reduced
to 50c.
52-inch All-Wool Ladies' Cloth, Grey
and Brown Mixtures, regular .'55c. quality,
our Sale price 50 cents yard.
G2k. Yard-
Our Best Quality of French Hcuriettef
never sold by ;is less th in 75 cents yan'.
75c Yard-
Our Best Quality of French Serges, oi r
regular J!0 cent iroods.
BARGAINS IN
A Q J EP 13 V f
Ladies' brown IJalbriggan Hose, regu
lar made, enly ;5 cents pair, worth 25.
I ROYAL
stainless
TRADE-MARK
We carry a i i,u- f Ladies' and
Children's Royal St unless Hosiery. Ev
ery pair warranted Absolutely stainless.
Special in Child's Hosiery-
Our entire line of Extra Weight, dou
ble knee Hosiery reduced to 35c. pair.
These goods have never been sold for
less than 50c. pair.
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By the way, you no; man, have
you seen those beautiful Prince
Albert Suits at Wescott's. They
are about as perfect in Fit and
Makeup as tailor-made, and at a
great saving in cos. Von know
they are the correct thm this sea
son for business o dress, and make
a man walk like a prince. You
will appreciate them, yoi:k ma will
like them, and your win: or best
girl will adore the e.vjuieito beau
ty and shape of them! i
If von wear Flannel Shirts this
summer we have the line that will!
interest you. Those made by the
m i n. i .. t
!,111 -da.ihaftan Hurt Company
:u'e excellent in style.- and fit.
A full complement of shades
and
and
iei v
grades just recei ved
Spring
Summer
Uiiderwear and il
for men, in all fn-.i
chiefs, Neckwear
Ies. Handker
Collars and
Culfs, latest stvies.
Reliable
goods, lowest. prices. We are in
clined to small margins.
O. E. WJiSCOTT,
The '-iioss" Clothier.
Fine Job Work
a specialty at The
IIehald office.
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Purchase Desirable Lo
you ought to be, and there is no
PEC I ALT!
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Extra Quality Union Silk, 2') inch
Paragon frame, assorted wo.ul tli.!:',
Gold Cap Mountings,
Sl.75 Eac:,
compared with any .'p .'.CO .1 j i l in
his city.
Fast Black Twilled Silk, " ii.d, ';.!
igon frame, Horn Handle,
$2.00 Each,
better than usually sold at 0--50.
Extra Quality Union Silk 2: ii:i:h l'.;
igon frame, assorted wood M !-ks, (.J ii
Cap Mountings,
$2.25 E-:cm,
compare with any $2.7"j :;ood so: 1 :
i Ins city.
Our Celebrated Iiarva ! Sii!-, ; ; i. !
23 inch Paragon frame.
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sticks, with Gold, Oxy li zed
Mounting, from
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We
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c;;n save y'ii ;it
of goods.
Full lines of p! i!n nii.l ;
Parasols with very ::v: 1 !..
down prices.
Satin and Lae Omvivii
Creams and Black, with i
linings, at popular priecs.
Full Line of ZmVAi .-,
Parasols from 40 Cents to 7
Children's Fancy Para.,,, I,
to 1.25 each.
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If yon live in the country .ind
city, buy a Lot now while it is di- ,:.
ion can save mnuiv by i ; ; -. ,
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till fBtZJUH-i
brasp
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save i..Hoy by inviting it in South Park. Remem
,ly additr.n to I'lv.rh U no longer a spccnlS
you wl-Ii to ptach ,, or not if you will ca f on Wind!
n will be shown tin, part of the city free of ch.Zt
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Der that tl;is lovely
Whether
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Th celebrated I. C. and C. P. Corseta
u -cd to $2 each. These goods are
ewr hold, for less than $2.50.
j At ; 1.50 we fc ll the well known F. C
j .o. French Corset,
i At 1 our French wove Cleopatra takes
t'i i- 1. ad for a boned Corset. Nothing in
j th ui.ii ket fcr the price excels it. Colors
; vi:iw: aiid drab. Loomers Elastic Com-
l i t Hip at $1. The peculiar advantages
i
' '. j b.' d'.-rived from wearing a Corset that
i .
; ; en; uway over the hips tliat it will fit
; an lunn, give freedom of motion to tho
bo !y and pi events.bnaking f the utajs
it III:: liiliS.
: . atlc ibonc Comets nt !fl Boned with
i-'ea '! evUi,i:', will not break over the hijp.
Ladies Favorite Waists at $1.00. This
..i. t e.-Mi In- woj n villi as much comfort
:t- ;n oNiiiirtjy drtst waist, it will give
il -Ctr.'-e nt contour ns the
he i '; ,t I,, n . f ;t,
i'oi.-u-i- Si:niner Coist at 1.00. The
very (.-1 Niittingham Nit is used in
d-iiiM t liii'l, iifss throughout tho corsit.
Z.-;.hr .Suiiiini r Corset at (,0c. This is
fie !; -st summer coistt in tha market at
1 Luck Corset at 50c. The best
;st t in the city.
E'juiline Corset Waist for Young
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Healthful and Economical Gar-
Adjust.ible Shoulder Straps and
Stocking Supporter. Price $1.00 each.
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