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liii-iil il !ii i-.-r mill. tt
Alal''i-itiii'-, t!i lest v.vill fmisli, for
hale at V. O. l'l i l.e C Co. dlf
Ij'I IJ'oi' " eij-ir, li itils I 1 1 1 ! lint
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"Li K V is a strictly Iririd iiiii1;
union oi;oir si.lil only 1y i n tl A; Co.tf
.1. 1Vhm''Ith !'ii:iriiiit--s thiit (Jcrinn
A; tVs Kit" i a s'rictly pure lia-
van ::ir 'lily ". I -"" 't
41il'. customers wanted to tnioke 'La
'i'!1' I,'"P,'l,""tr r,,,"t 'V-, sold
: ur'Jv fieri A: Co. ltf
viVpperlmr" "La Roa," the finest, all
clear H ivniiii, or eiyar on the market,
sold ly (.Serine A; tl -t f.
Oerin As . tin- popular driiiist,
have secured tli- exclusive ff J.
IV-pprrhur's ur.at rive cent La Rosa.
ac-tf.
The iisM-SM-il valuation f IMattsmouth
city for is'.trt exclusive of the Filth ward
is sT:!.-,:!; hii.I County Clerk Critch
fifM estimates tint it will Ik?' hii even
million.
Win. Hose unl IlausTimin, two sturdy
ttermx.il f?i' niers nt"r Nehawka, were
buying exchange on llnmliiri; this after-
nouu, preparatory to taking thrir de
parture for a visit to the Faderland"
whither they .-tart this evenin-:.
Diku: At his home, miles south
of this city at 11 h. m. yesterday of con
sumption, frank Milter, ui'e I IS. Bur
ied at the Kikenlmry cemetery; services
at residence at 1 o'clock p. m. today.
Rev- Buck tier officiating
Co tti John SchiappaiX'i-si- ic Co., for
C.-ntml America hananas, California
oranyes, Virginia peanuts, New York and
home made c.xndie. 20'2tf
De Witt Times: -MWs Daisy Kerr is
without a peer in elocution, and Herbert
is without a doubt the most gifted oy in
America." These little ones will soon
appear in this city, watch fur the date.
The l'lattmouth Home Mi : i n circle,
assisted by the lest nui-ica! talent of the
- city, will g-; ye Pallor Concert tomorrow
evcninir, June 3d, at the home of Mrs. F.
T. Davis on High School hill, No. IIS.
Admission: Adults, 13e; Children, lfc.
Proceeds to be iwd in the Children's
Home at York.
Chdrn n's Day exercises, at the Christ
ian Church, were postponed last evening
to Sunday evening ;June Sth. en account
of the death of littla Ethel Newcomer
Saturday evening, she being one of the
participants in the exercises. Further
notice i f the time of the exercises will
be niyi n in this paper.
This morning at 0 o'clock the forty
two thousand persons appointed to take
the 11th census sallied forth to ply their
multifarious rjuesrions to the people.
Some may run the gaunt let and come in
all right, but from the decidedly person
al'nature of some of the interrogatories
we opine the way of the enumerator may
not at all times be tranquil.
The traveling public will do well to
note the change in time of trains as given
in the II. AM. time-table in this paper.
This morning No. 7 was due to leave here
at 7:1.1, and there was a hurrying and
scurrying among passengers to meet it,
many being of the impression that it de
parted at 7:30. The obliging ccuductor
held the train several minutes, but several
disappoint ments occurred any way.
Following is a list of the prominent
attorneys from abroad in attendance
upon DUtrict Court today:
E. II. Wooley, Lincoln.
Geo. S. Smith, Omaha.
G. W. Covell,
J. C. Shea,
II. D. Travis, Weeping Water.
.J. II. Ilaldeman. "
S. F. Rockwell, Louisville.
O. B. Polk, Greenwood.
District Court.
The June term of the District Court
opened this morning. Judge Chapman,
presiding- The forenoon was occupied
ia calling in the docket, 'assigning cases
etc. The docket is a short one, there
being but 10 civil, and G criminal
cases. This afternoon the case of the
Nebraska and Iowa Insurance company,
vs Rinard Gilmore is being tried to a
jury.
Notice to Tax Payers.
Notice is hereby given that the com
missioners will sit as a board of equaliza
tion, beginning on Tuesday, June 10th,
1590. All persons will take due notice
that if any changes are necessary to be
made in assessments it must be made at
this time Binu Ckitciifiei,
2-w County Clerk.
PtliSONALS.
C. L. C )b in in spent Sunday with rela
tive iii thi- city ti-rday.
MiV Dr. C. ok an' I Mrs. I). Ilawksworth
wi re Oiniiha pice gei this morning,
i Miss Belle Marshall, of Omaha, spent
tin-Si!b.ith with her parents in t his city.
Att'y G. W. Co veil, of Omaha, came
j down on the K. C. this a. m. ti attend
Court
Ucy. A. Madole, of Weeing Water is
serving on the iegulr panel of jurors
this term.
Mrs. Laughlin, of Greenwood, ar
rived on No. 4 to visit her daughter,
Mrs. T. J. Khoden.
E. A. St -pher, of Elm wood answered
to toll call as juror this morning, like
wise Peter Eveland.
Miss Mute Newell, who lias a position
in a tor; ut Nehawka, left the city this
morning for Omaha.
E. II. Wooloy, formerly of Bond no
toriety, but now of Liucolu, arrived in
the ci?y Sunday evening.
Mr. J. M. Craig, who has been laid up
the past two weeks with the mumps, is
able to be around again.
Miss Dinsmore who has been visiting
Mrs. J. A, Minor of this city, returned on
No. 5 to her home in Omaha.
Eldtr J. Iv. Kied, pastor of the Christ
ian church of this city, returned to his
home in Omahr this morning.
Mr. Sol Dewey, an old Cass county
man, is a director in a new bank just
organized at Hay Springs, Neb.
S. F. Rockwell, the Louisville attorney
and W. B Shryock came down on the
Sehuylerthis morning to attend court.
Rev. A. P. Morrison the temperance
orator left the city this morning for
Ashland where he will deliver a series of
lectures.
Attorneys Travis and rialdecian of
Weeping Water, came in this morning to
look after the iuterests of their numerous
clients in court.
Willis Oliver, of Illinois, .vho visited
over Sunday with the family of J. C.
Coleman, departed this morning for Sioux
City, Iowa.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Newcomer extend
their thanks to their friends and neigh
bors for their assistance during the ill
ness and death of their little girl Ethel.
Mrs. Chas. Rutherford received' the
sad intelligence yesterday of the serious
illness of her aunt at M&ryville, Ohio.
and departed for that city in the evening.
Miss Rebecca Smith, teacher at Mc-
Pnl Iowa, and her cousin. Miss EtHe
Smith, returned home Sunday evening
on No. 7. after a short visit with their
aunt, Mrs I. S. White, near Rock Bluffs.
Mrs. C. M. Holmes, of this city, and
Mrs. A. M. Holmes, of Rock Bluffs pre
cinct, left this morning for Kenosha,
Wis., to visit a week among relatives of
that city. Wat Holmes accompanied
them as far as Pacific Junction.
Eddie Stiles, who has served faith
fully here as messenger boy for some
time, has been sent to Exeter, Neb., for
night operator. Eddie bears a good
in this citv and the IIekald
hopes to hear a good report from him in
his new home.
House to be let on Wintersteen HilL
No. 502 1st street within three minutes
walk of the 6hops and depot House
newly done up. Key next door. En
quire of Dawson & Pearce. Riley Hotel
Block. . tf
Police Court Doing.
Saturday night Matt Eislur was lodged
in jail and this morning plead guilty to
the charge tf drunkenness and disorderly
conduct, and Judge Archer assessed the
fine of 5 and trimmings, which he paid
and went on his way rejoicing.
On Sunday, Mike Dunn was run in
and this morniug plead guilty to drunk
enness and disorderly and in default of a
$3 and $7.33 costs went to jail,
Sam Small for Plattsmouth.
Sam Small will be in Plattsmouth
June 20th and will speak on the Amend
ment; everyone will be pleased to have
n opportunity to hear this renowned
evangelist.
"La Rosa" the great five cent cigar at
Gering & Co. 203 Gt.
For Rent.
A good six room cottage on Granite
street near Chicago avenue; apply to
d tf Mrs. C. S. Twiss
Go to Philip Kraus for your groceries,
queensware, and glassware, also for fresh
vegetables and fruits. All orders
promptly rilled and delivered to any part
of the city. tf
Little Ethel Newcomer was upon tl:u
programme "f the Children's Day exer
cises to be given at the Christian Church,
Sunday evening, June 1st, mid upon the
hearing of the sad news of her death,
tli manager of the entertainment nu
nc u need that the exerci.-es would be
postponed ui.til Sunday evening, June
8th, l.DO, and that resolutions of respect
be drawn up and u copy be sent to the
heart-broken family, and the following
is a copy of the resolutions as adopted
by the children of the Sunday School:
IN MKMOHY OF KTIIKI NEW COM EH.
Whekkas, It has pleased God to take
away from our midst by the arm of death
our dear ' little friend and schoolmate,
Etuex. Nkwcomkh, therefore
Resolved, That we feel we have lost
a dear, loving friend, and one in whom
our anticipations seemed to present to us
a happy and useful future.
R. solyed. That her loss to us shall be
ns a token of the future that awaits each
one of us and that it is a consolation to
her many friends to know that "She is
not lost, but only gone before."
Resolved, That a copy of these resolu
tions be sent, to the bereaved parents to
gether with the following truthful lines:
"All that's briulit iiiut fade.
The brightest ntill the fleetest ;
All thatV Mveet wan made
But to be lot when sweetest."
VlKOIE TCJTT, f
Oi.uk Boyd, Committee,
Minnie Bates. )
Plattmouth June 1st, 18!I0.
New fruits, candies and nuts coming
to John Schiappagase & Co., every day.
202tf
The genuine Santa Rosa cigars, five
cents each, at happy JackDenson's restaur
ant. 203l!)3tf.
Advice of a Prominent Land Broker
Rheumatic Syrup Co., Jackson, Mich :
Gents: In February, lbiS'., I com
menced using Hibbard's Rheumatic Syrup
and Strengthening Plasters for iufiam
matory rheumatism, having been troubled
three years with this terrible disease. My
joints were swolen so that I could hardly
walk and I attended to my business with
dilKculty. I used three bottles and ap
plied the plasters to my limbs and back,
and I can say that I am now cured. I
have not been troubled with rheumatism
since discontinuing its use. My father-in-law,
Mr. J. D. Skinner, of Mauson, has al
so reen benefitted by this medicine. We
earnestly recommend it to our friends.
Take my advice, give it a trial.
C. R. Nicholson,
Manson, Iowa.
Ask your druggir-t for it.
"La Rosa" is the name of a special
brand of cigars made by Julius Pepper-
berg for Gering & Co. It is a daisy.
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Is one wli this yuareuteeil to briny you eatb
factory results, or in case of failure a return of
purchase price. On this safe plan y u can buy
from our advertised lru.iri;ist a bottle f Dr.
Kina's New Discovery for Consumption. It is
guaranteed to brinir relief in every ease, when
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Croup, etc. It is pleasant and agreeable to
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" Notlceof Condemnation.
To William W. Wolf, and Airs. William W.
Wolf, his wife' first name unknown, S. B
Clark, first name unknown, Mr. S. B. Clark,
first name unknown and the Mutual Benefit
Life insurance Co., of Newark. N, J. non-residents,
owners, mortgage s and lien holder :
You and each of you are hereby notified that
the Omaha Southern Kail way Co , has located
its railroad line upon and through the
following laud situated in Cass couuty, Ne
braska, and the same h needea for railway
purposes to wit :
A strip of ground loo feet wide upon and
through the north half ot the northwest
quarter of section number eleven (11) in
townshiD number ten (10) north of range num
ber thirteen (13). east of the sixth I M., as lo
cated by t he engineer of said railway company
on said premises. Ala a strip of land loofeet
wide upon end through the Wesr, end of Sec
tion two in towuship -eleven, north of Rjuige
thirteen east of the Gth p. m. in Cass county
.Nebraska, as located by the engineer of
said Kailway Company upon and through said
property. S, f. Clark, first name unknown and
J.Irs S. IJ. Clark, his wife first name unknown,
nun-residents, owners.
Also a strip of land loo feet wide upon and
through the northwest quarter of section four
teen. Township eleven. North Kange thirteen
east of 0th P. M. in Cass Couuty, Neb., as lo
cated by the engineer of said itai'road Com
pany on "-aid property. The Mutual Benefit Life
Insurancd Company of Newark, New Jersey,
Don-iesiuent, mortgagee, hve, or claim to
have a mortgage lien on said property.
That unless you apply to the County Judge
of Cass County, Nebraska, for commissioners
to appraise and assess the damages you eustai
by reason of such appropriation of said land
as above described, on or before the Sth day
of July 1890, the said Omaha Southern Kail
way Company will apply to the County Judge,
of Cass County Nebraska, for the appointment
of Commissioners to appraise such damages on
the 9th day of July 18o.
Omaha South kbs Railway Company,
By A. N. Sullivan, Attorney.
AGENTS VANTED SRH
the Zacatecas State Lottery. Loteria de la
Beneficencia Publica is chartered by the Gov
ernment and operated under its supervision.
Capital prize, $150,000,00. Drawings on the 27th
of each month. Tickets, S10; talves. So;
tenths, SI. New York draft. Juan Fiedad.
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To Nervous Hub luatoc! Wen.
If y will send us your address, we
will mu I you on. i'du.-ti.it il phamplih t
explaining all about Dr. Dye's Celebrated
Electro-Voltaic l li and Appliances and
their clai tiling id'.cU upon the nervous
debilitated system, and how tluy will
(juicklj restore you to vigor and man
hood. Pan phlct fiee. If you are thus
ulllicttti, we will send you a 1J.-U and
Appliance on a trial.
f l Voltaic Kklt Co.
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Bcklon's Arnica alve
Tint Ukst Salve in the world for Cuts
Bruiscs.t Sores. Ulcers. Salt Hheum, Fever
Sores, 1fvft"i Chapped Hand, Chilblains,
Corns, nnu nil Skin "Rrn'onis, h n.wsi
tively cure.. Piles, or no pity required. It
is guaranteed to give satisfaction, or
money ref u nded. . Price 25 certs per box
For sale by F. G. Fricke & Co.
A Postmaster's Talk.
W. Potter, the postmaster at Elm
E.
Creek, N.b., fiys he hns personal knowl
edge of several cases of rheumatism in
that vicinity that have been permanently
cured by Chamberlains1 Pain Balm after
other renVedies were used without bene
fit. He hns sold it at his drug stor there
for live ytnrs and says he never knew it
to fail, thU "any cus'omer- who once
uses Chaiiiberlain's Pain Balm will have
nothing ejse instead." For sale by F- G,
Fricke & Co.
Wantli: 5,000 live, pigeons fJr
Cheyenne (tournament. Will pay 30 cents
per pair, deliyered on express trains be
fore Junt'li, on U. P., or B. in
Nebraska, in light boxes. Ship C. O. D.
to P. Bergerson, Cheyenne, Wyoming.
Canning Company.
There will he a metiug of the stock
holders of the Plattsmouth Canning Co.,
at the office of the county judge, Tues
day evening, May 27th at, o'clock. A
full attendance is desired, as business of
importance will come before the meeting.
l;j-2t. By order of the President.
Sheriff's Sate.
By virtue frf an order of sale issued by W. C
Sliowalrer cle!; k of the District court within
and for Cajs county, Nebraska, and to me di
rected, I will on the 23rd day of June A. 1). lSiK)
at 2 o'clock i- in, of said da- at the south door
of the court I'oine iu said eounty. wt-ll at pub
lic auction, ti-.li'f!ovir real estate to wit :
The sojlUMds Il'-'Ky ?c i ; v-.--.f i" .-r . .;
of n w i) of j ...Jphh'ty six (ar.) toVn eleven
(11) range tei', .'"JTu Cas county Nebraska to
gether with Hi 61 privileges and appurtenances
thereto belonging r in aiu wise appertaining,
the same being levied upon and t:tkeu in the
iT'-perty of Oliver Jacobs ic Co. and Paulina A
Ilortou and Wiiiis J. llorton defendants, tosat
isfy a judgment of said court recovered by
Murtey Bros. pbihitiM's against said defendant
1'lattMiioutli, Neb., May 21, A. D, 1).
William Tiohk, JSlieriif.
Road Notice,
To all wiioni it may concern :
The commissioner appointed to locate a ro.vd
begim ing at the southwest corner of section
thirteen (13) tow n eleven (11) range thirteen (13)
and running thence east on section line two
and oue-fonith i2',Z) miles have reported in
fav r of the location thereof, and all objections
thereto, or claims for damages, must be filed iu
the county clerk's oftiee on or befor? noon on
the loth day of July A I) 18:r, or such road will
be located without leierence. tneret'j.
KlKO CltlTCHFIELl.
9-4t County Clerk.
WANTEO AN
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f f
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noratedto supply Dry Hoods, Clothing, Shoes.
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