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FOURTH YEAR.
PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA, TUESDAY AUGUST 4 1891
NUMBER 2b3
Plattsrrio
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I -1 0M
Absolutely Pure.
A cream of tartar baking powder.
Highest of all in leavening strcnth.
- Latest I'. S. io eminent Hood Re
port. TTOKNKY A LAW.
WINDHAM & DAVIES.
K. B. WIN1MIAM. JOHN A. HAVIKS.
Notitry I'liMic Nt:i.-y KuloU
ottlire ovnr Hank l Cits Ou;i 'y.
flHttsinouth .... NViirasha
jTTORNKV
A. N. SULLIVAN.
Attorney at-I.w. Will j;ive jirotnpt attfutloii
to All tinniiiffiH Piitru-tt'd to lilui. Olllftj ID
Uuioii block. Ka--t Side, flatt-mouth. Neb.
it c. mcc.kk, m. n.
J- IS I.OCATEH
If loratetl at Kitit Milv;rove. lie has 4t
tain'l the nllice formerly occupied by
MR. MILLF.R
Ol that tllai-e and can be fonnil at all hour ex
cept when pnifi-et-jonally out.
JpUCKER SISTERS.
CAKRV A Fl'LI. LINK K
VllLLENERY AND JRENCH 'LOWERS.
We also have a dress niakii! denartment. Siit
k isfaet ion guaranteed.
Shkkwooo Stork. 1jlattsmoi;th
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T?. A. SALSBURY
: D-K-X-T-I-S-T :
t;i)LI AN I I'CKCELAIX IWtW.NS.
lr. Ste'.nways aiKistlutie fertile painte ex
J tract ioi.' of teeth.
; Fwie Cold Work a Specialty.
Ktx'kwood Work riattsmoiith. Neb.
J)RVIOLA M. FRENCH
I'll YSK'IAN Ac SUKCEOX
OFice with Ur. Jhicman
IIOUKS
10 : 00 to 12 : 00 a. in. 3 : 00 to 5 : 00 p. III.
. ship 2vi 2T
9 : 00 to 11 : 00 a, in. '-' ; no to 4 : 00 p. in.
Telephone No 1J. 'l Arrs.MoiTH Afh
VTEW HARDWARE STORE
S. K. HALL Ac SON
Keep all kinds of builders hardware on band
and will Mipply eimtraet i" on most fav
oralile tt ru s
: TI3ST ROOFING :
Mpoutini;
and all kinds of tin work promptly
one. order from the country Solicit-!
eu; Teasl Sr.
TLAlTSMOUTH, NEB.
IS T1IK
l K-A-n-i -n c ii-o-r s-K
IN THE CITY FOK
NO Tlo.r
fi kmiiim; ;ois
LACKS
KMHl:MlKKIKS
KITCHK.N NOVKI.TlK-
TINWAKK. CUSSWAKK
ETC- ETC-
The goods w e offer on our 10 and 25 cent
counters cannot be duplicated elsewhere
We hare but one price, and that the
,,. cheapest in town.
jL IlJj JL JTi. Ill
f ; OOLD And PORCEL.VlX;CROWX8
Bridge work and tine gold work a
SPECIALTY.
DR. STEIN AUS LOCAL as well as other an
estheticsKiTen for the painless extraction of
teeth.
C. A. MARSIIALL, - Fitzgerald Bloc'-
PERSONAL
A. Behling returned to his home
in Omaha to-day.
J. L. Farthing was a Lincoln pax-
; sender this morning.
.Mcs(i;niies Dovey and I'almer are
visitors in Lincoln to-day.
C. II. I'arniele and J. M. Craig arr
in Lincoln to-day on luisincsn.
T. 10. Tower was a passenger or.
No. 7 for Omaha this morning.
Mr. Flathan and daughter re
turned to Omaha this morning.
J. N. Wise departed on No. .1 this
morning for Omaha on a business
trip.
John Olelield hoarded the train
to-day for his home in Omaha.
Mr. I). S. fniild. I?. A: M. supply
agent, is in Omaha on business
to-day.
Mr. Creighton. one of our staunch
base ballists, boarded ') for Louis
ville this morning.
Mrs. Milligan. of Thiirman. Iowa,
arrived on No. .1 and will visit Mrs.
I la use a few days.
Mesdames Olive Cooper and Chas.
Yockey. of Atichson. are visiting
relatives in the city.
J. Finley, our old friend now of
Fairmont, passed through thin
morning, enroute to St Joe.
You can get a bargain in carriage
dusters, fly-nets, whip, saddles and
1 i jf 1 1 1 harness at W. (. Keefer's. tf.
Nrn. L. It. Ilorton, who lus been
visiting Steve Buzzell and family,
returned to her home in Omaha to
day Wash Smith and familj' returned
last evening from (Jeneva, where
they have been visiting friends a
few hiys.
Mr. and Mrs. Willey, who havebeen
visiting relatives in the city, re
turned to their home in Malvern,
Iowa, to-day.
Mrs. l-'erner. who has been the
guest of Miss Moore the past few
days, returned to her home at Mon
tezuma. Iowa, this morning.
J. I). Graves of Iienkelnian, after
spending a couple of days in this
city with Iriends and relatives re
turned home this morning. He will
stop at intermediate points.
Mrs. Defibaugh and her daugh
ter, Mrs. Olive, who have been vis
iting relatives, Mr. John Leyda and
family, will return to their home in
Weeping- Water this evening;.
Come in To-day
and examine the shoes offered
in our sample sale. Wm. Herold
A: Son. tf
Married.
(loKMAX-KAXKIX-At the residence
of A. I. Campbell yesterday after
noon at 1:4T o'clock. Miss Jennie
Riiiikin. ai Iturling-ton, la., to Mr.
J. II. Gorman, of Denver, Colo.,
Rev. J. I. M. Ituckner olliciatiiig".
O11I3' relatives and intimate
friends of the bride were present.
They received a number of very
elegant and costly presents.
Those present were I. It. Smith
and family. C. A. Rankin and
family, C. Forbes and wife, Mrs. It.
N. Loverin, Mrs. C. D. Thorp of
Schuyler, Misses Mpllie and Nina
Tucker, Mr. and Mrs. S. Nay of
Princeton, Ills.
The happy couple left on No. 3
for the west. ' They will speaid a
few days on the Grooms ranch,
then proceed to Denver, their
future home. TlIE IlEKALD joins
their friends in wishing them a
happy journey through life.
Boy's if
you want a line dress shoe at a low
price let Wm. Herold Ac Son's show
you how cheap they in be sold,
before you bti-. tf
Sad.
We received the sad tiews this
morning of the death of the younger
brother of Mr. Joseph Weinzieril,
who has been draftsman in the Mo.
P.. office here. The young man
was a graduate of ;i prominent
medical college of Germany and it
is indeed sad that disease should
thus abreviate a life so promising.
All possible aid and attention was
given him bv his devoted brother
but all efforts were futile and death
releaved his suffering- at Sedalia,
Mo., where his brother is now em
ployed. Mr. Weinzieril in his bereave
ment has the deepest sympathy of
many dear friends in this place.
"He ye, therefore ready"
Waxted Two good apprentice
girls at Wise A: Root's millinery
parlors. 12t
H. M. Gault and Wiley Black
shipped a car load of fine cattle this
morning,
A Mr. Lloyd, an employee at the
It. A:M. shops received a slight in
jury by a small piece of steel being
lodged in his eye.
F. P. Brown, one of Plattsniouth's
reliable carpenters, went up to Lou
isville last evening to do a job of
work for G. W. Holdredge, manager
of the Burlington system. We are
jlad to note the growing- prosperi
ty of Mr Brown.
The smelting works at Omaha are
Still closed.
Case of Itillstein vs. Craig resulted
ia a verrttct in favor of defendent.
The honorable board of county
commissioners sit in session today.
The gunning party went out to
the grounds to-day to try their
skill.
All our best tpiality ginghams at
7 cents former price lh'c. Win. Her
old iV Son's t f
Advertise in The Daii.v IIkk-aed
if you would inform the people
concerning your goods.
We are glad to note that Hilly
Harrold, the genial barber, is walk
ing out to-day after a spell of sick
ness. Chas. Chassot has resumed work
in the H. A: M. store house. Kvi
dentlv business is becoming more
active.
The average employer, since Aug.
1, employs his men with the under
standing that eight hours shall
constitute a day's wok. but the
farmer still holds a grip on the
hird man and hired girl.
The brick-layers arrived from
Omaha last evening and began
work in earnest this morning. It
will be but a short time until Cass
county will have one of the finest
court houses in the state.
I We understand that the journal
will move to-night from its present
quarters in the basement under the
Sherwood block into the Fitzgerald
block and will occupy the rooms
formerly occupied by the Inde
pendent. Riley arrival: C. S. Moore, W. W.
Codnalder, Council Bluffs, J. F.
Johnson, Cleveland. Ohio; Geo. R.
Sotitei, Lincoln, C. S. Rainer,
Syacruse, Miss Terrill. W. II. Beek
iiiau, J. M. Gill. J. It. Miles. Omaha;
F. F. Fitch, City.
Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Fleck and Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. Dodge received a
telegram to-day announcing the
serious illness of the father of Mrs.
F.eck and Mr. Dodge at 1 1 arris
burgh. Pa. They all leave on the
flyer this afternoon for Harris
burgh. Isabel Wiles, one of Plattsmouth's
promising young ladies, starts this
morning for Shenandoah, la., where
she will attend the Western Normal
College. From an acquaintance of
long standing with the institution
The IIkkalm can truly recommend
it to all who desire to attend a lirst
class school.
Mr. Hackney informs us that
owning to a deficiency of necessary
supplies, which could not be ob
tained in Oma ha the motor car will
not run before Thursday. Mr.
Hackney expects the necessary
supplies tt arrive from Chicago at
any time and the line will be in
operation as soon as possible.
A special from Beatrice conveys
the intelligence that Jack Marion,
who was executed in that city
March 25, 1887, for the supposed
murder of Jack Cameron, was inno
cent of the charge. Cameron volun
tarily left the country according
to his written statement and now
can only deplore the fate of his
supposed murderer.
The Democratic Press including
the Journal is loud in its denuncia
tion of J. S. Clarkson, Ouay's suc
cessor as chairman of the national
republican committee. It may be
that "Ret" is "vain and fond of news
paper notoriety," but we feel safe
in predicting that he will keep the
democratic boodlers and their. allies
hustling during the next campaign.
The Beatrice Driving association
has favored this office with a com
plimentary ticket to its summer
meeting, to be held in Linden Tree
Park in that city, August 27 and
28. The track is one of the best in
the west, the purses liberal, the
buildings are all new, and as this
is the first meeting of the associa
tion, no pains will be spared to
make it a success.
Pursuant to yesterday's call, a
l.'irge delegation from the young
people's societies of the different
churches met last night at the
Presbyterian church to act upon
the proposition to form a union.
Temporary officers were elected and
a committee to draft a constitution
preparatory to a permanent organi
zation was appointed. A meeting
will be held Thursday evening to
complete the organization.
W. G. Keefer will close out his
mammoth stock of double and sin
gle harness, nets, whips and car
riage dusters for the next 30 da3rs
regardless of cost. It will pa3'
those desiring- such goods to give
him a call. . d&wtf
SAO NEWS FROM DENTON
Williiim Berdirie Meets h Horrible
Fate .
The sad intelligence was conveyed
to our city this morning that Wir.
Herdinc. who will be remembered
as firnierly a citizens of our city,
was a victim of a fatal accident last
evening at the Denton sand pit.
The accident occurred whilelterdine
was attempting to make a coupling,
when he slipped and fell, the cars
passing over his right leg. He was
at once taken to St. Klizabeth's
hospital, in Lincoln whore he died
at S o'clock this morning. Mr. Ber
dine has held a responsible posi
tion as brakemati on the It. V M.
passenger train during the past
tTTree years and stopped regularly,
when otf duty, in this city. All
who knew Mr. Itcrdinc are aware
that he was an energetic young
man. of excellent habits, an honor
to his parents, and helpful to the
society in which he mingled. He
was a regular attendant at the Pres
byterian church.
Mr. Berdine's parents reside at
Fariningtou, III, near Peoria. The
news will be specially sad to them
but they may well find consolation
in the fact that he was an exemp
lary young man and was always at
his post of duty.
Fire's Fiendish Work.
CAICAGO, Aug. :t.- A fire involving
a loss estimated to be at least
if 1,( ), XX) broke out at lM) this morn
ing in the large retail dry goods
and notion store of Seigel, Cooper
A: Co. The blaze started on the
first floor and spread through the
inilauiable stock with the great
est rapidity. The entire building
was soon amass of flames and every
available piece of lire apparatus
was called to the scene. Any at
tempt to save the building was
hopeless. The efforts of the fire
department were devoted to pre
venting the flames from spreading
to the adjoining buildings. Twenty-live
employes were in the build
ing but all of them so. far as known
escaped uninjured, except one cash
boy who was on the third floor. He
started to come down the fire es
cape but fell, receiving severe in
juries. There were three watchmen
on the building who have not yet
been accounted for. The building
was entirely gutted and the north
wall fell in after the interior of the
iron work was softened by the heat.
The firm carried a stock of $"X ),(KXJ.
The loss is believed to have been
fully covered by insurance.
The losses are as follows: Seigel,
Cooper A: Co., ifaOO.OOf) on their stock
and $40,0(K) on the building; in
surance, oOO.lXX). Leander, Demberg,
Glick & Horner, loss by smoke and
water, $100,000; insured. James H.
Walker, dry goods, loss by smoke
and water, $.10,000. C. Hcnnecke &
Co., crockery and bric-a-brac,
40,000; insurance. $33,000. The losses
to other adjoining buildings and
stocks in them amount to about
$30,000, mostly insured.
Notice W. C. T. TJT
The ladies of the W. C. T. V. will
hold their regular meeting at the
Methodist church to-morrow
(Wednesday) afternoon at 3 o'clock.
There will be reports from the con
vention at Lincoln by our delegates
and other business, and all mem
bers are desired to be present. As
we could not get the use of the
Baptist church as intended we ex
tend a most cordial invitation to
the ladies of that society and all
others interested in this work to
meet and co-operate with us. By
order of president. Secretary.
Clearance Sale
on all summer goods at Wnr. Her
oldAtSon's. tf
It is with reget that so many
small bo-s are seen upon our
street daily using cigarettes, there
b3 contracting a filthj- habit and,
doubtless, retarding a healthy
development of their mental facul
ties, and natural growth of the
body. Fach might well post the
following in his hat:
"Harrv Curtis, a glass worker IS
years old was found dead at Find
ley, Ohio. An autopsy showed the
heart paralized, caused by the ex
cessive use of cigarettes."
Attention Shoe Wearers!
Shoe's at factorv prices at Wm.
Herold AcSon's. " tf
Take your prescriptions to Brown
& Barrett's.they dispense pure med
icines, tf
Bier Opportunity Now
to buy sample pair's of shoes at
rediculously low figures, come now;
delay lessens your chance. Wm.
Herold & Son's tf
Additional local on last page
READ A
SPECIAL!
AT THIS
I1T CRD2.1 RIDUlS CUR LTOCK or
EMBROIDERED FLOTJ XTCI1TGS,
WK HAV1
eep Out
One lot of Flouncing:- at :',He
worth double
One lot of white Flouncing at
S2.O0; pattern worth ;().
One lot of white cream and
Flouncing redm-ed to 8.20. A
pattern of this lot comprises ods
So
ALL OF OUR FANCY PLUSH ORNAMENT
REDUCED TO 5 CENTS EACH.
F. HERRMANN
HARDWABE FOR
Having purchased the U. V. Mathew's in
terest in the firm of J W, Hendce Sc Co, J now
propose to stay in Plattsmouth and sell hard
ware FOR - CASH - ONLY
At prices that are within the reach of all. Everything in our stock a bar
gain. Look over our list and see if you cannot find some
thing you need.
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4.T00 lbs cut nails, 3c per lb to close 200 dox carpet tacks, lc per pa pr
7.1c t grass scythe for.Llcts Best clothes wringer made, $'J.I0
Step ladders from (50 cts up SO cent spades for i.1 cts.
Tinware at reduced prices SO ct handsaws forOacts
Brooms. 1.1 to 2.1c ts Churns, SOcts to $1'00
Chopping bowls, 19 to 34c ts Wash hoards, lOcts
Bushel corn baskets, 19cts
Leather back all bristle horse brushes, 7.1c.
Leather back all bristle horse brushes, 40c.
Cook stoves at cost to close.
ooOoo
Other articles too numerous to mention at correspondingly low prices
Come and see us. Kemember we sell to everybody alike
NOT - ONE - CENT - ON - TIME.
J W HEN DEE
FEOIAI
IX 0UK C031 PJJETE STOCK OF
Ladies, Misses, Bgys, Chiidrens
and Infants Summer Goods.
THEY ARE AtR FIRST Gt ASS
AND OF THE VFAIY LATEST STYLE.
BAKCADIMS
CALL AND BE
SI D LOOK
SALE .
- ; MA 1)1 ; A
in Phggs
j worth uji to bi() a patU-rn.
One lot of white anl black
Floiiiicinfrs reduce to 5. CO. A
pattern some ooods in thia lot for
merly sold at S1O.00 a pattern.
All our patterns contain 4 k yds
of material.
A1LE
FOR ALL
CONVINCE!!
Cash
only