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Wont
Injure
Our
Suits....
To use them. They were
not made for our show window,
but for wear hard wear. How
comfortable you would feel in one
during the coming blizzards.
An elegant line of Shetland
Ulsters for the very low price of
$7. A handsome Grey Oxford
long dress Overcoat for $5. It
will pay you to look at these be
fore buying elsewhere
We are never so happy as
when showing goods.
MORGAN
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The Leading Clothier.
Commissioner's Proceedings.
PLattsmouth, Nob., Dec. 3, The
board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present J C Hayes, Geo W Young and
J P Falter, county commissioners,
Frftnk Dickson, couoty clerk.
Minutes of November meeting read
and approved, when following busi
ness was transacted in regular form.
Uupon complaint - of Josiah Peck by
his agent, J M Leyda, that lot 4 blk
123 Piattsmouth was assessed errone
ously for the year 1895 and the board
being satisfied of the fact the . clerk
was ordered to reduce the assessment
on said lot from $250 to $75. The
board adjourned to meet Dec. 4.
December J 4, The board met, all
present, when following business was
transacted in. regular form,
OFFICIAL. liONDS APPKOVED.
GeoIIouseworth, clerk of the district
court.
Jno Mefford, assessor Salt Creek
precinct.
Jno Hart, assessor Stove Creek
precinct.
A A Knott, assessor Louisville
precinct. '
M L Frederick, assessor Eight Mile
Grove precinct.
G N La Hue, assessor Liberty pre
cinct. Oswald Guthmann, assessof First
ward Piattsmouth.
C S Twiss, assessor Tnird ward,
Piattsmouth.
Henry Ofe, assessor,4th ward, Piatts
mouth. Thos. Reece, justice of tho peace.
Salt Creek precinct.
D. L. Clapp, justice of the peace.
Stove Creek precinct.
W E Gess, justice of the peace,
Louisville precinct.
Truman Hall, justice of the peace,
Louisville precinct.
S. L. Carlyle, justice oi me peace,
Nehawka precinct.
W B Porter, justice oi tne peace.
Piattsmouth precinct.
C P Bouck, constable, fcait croew
precinct.
11 ' SWanOaCK, COUS-muio, a.im
Creek precinct. .
J L Hartshorn, consiaoie, Louis
ville precinct. . . ,
J A Cain, constable, outn ienu
precinct. , .
P Vallery, constable, Piattsmouth
precinct.
D Woodward, constable, Weeping
Water City.
E li Todd, road overseer uisi io
A F Seybert, same, .
W F Pankonin
W in Leesley, same. .
M J Mickel. same. . .
A J Bax, same
M B Williams, same
J TT Davis, same
Claim of Beeson & Root for prose
cuting petition in error to supreme
court in case of State of Nebraska vs.
Jas. Lindsay, amount of claim, $150,
was refused.
Claim of D. A. Campbell, in amount
of S7.C5 for fees in case of Shroeder vs.
State, ex rel. Filbert, was reiusea.
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PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE.
Dr. Marshall. Graduate DENT
IST, Fitzgerald block.
A magnificent line of X-mas goods
at Gering & Co's.
Lester Stone came up from Nehawka
yesterday morning.
The latest novelty a necktie box
at Geriog & Co 'a.
I Mrs. Perry Walker was a passenger
for Omaha this morning.
Mrs. Yt. L. Ilobbs of Wyoming is
visitini? with Mrs. S. A. Davis in this
city.
Perry Lathrop now has control of
th Omaha Bee in this city. Nebraska
City Progress.
Until January 1st, Joe & Frank will
own nvpmoats for one fourth less than
former prices.
What is a nicer Rift for X-mas than
a n:ir of ; oldsnectacles. Purchase
them of GerihK & Go's.
Wanted Competent Rirl for, gen
eral housework. Apply to Mrs. Julius
Pepperberg at residence.
Stop and think a moment ! Twen
tv-five per cent discount on every
overcoat, at Joe Frank's.
Mrs. Chas. Cook, residing out near
t.h a fair around, is reDorted to be
quite low with consumption.
The best and cheapest overcoat ever
shown in Plattsmoinh at $4.50, former
price $6.00, at Joe & Frank's
-W. E. Paling, the Greenwood post
master and merchant, was in town
yesterday, attending district court
Geo. J. Spohn, of Superior, an old
friend of Judge Ramsey, is visiting the
latter gentleman in town today.
Remember a little present for X-mas
makes the receiver and giver happy,
and Gering & Co's. is the place to buy.
Couuty Treasurer Eickhoff of Louis
ville precinct was in town today and
took occasion to visit the court house.
Have you heard of the wonderful re
duction Joe & Frank are offering on
overcoats and all other winter cloth
IngV
Just what you want for that cough
and cold is Gerins's "Syrup of Tar
and Wild Cherry Compound." Only
25 cents a bottle.
For a nice Christmas present go to
Joe & Frank and look at their magnif
icent line of neckwear, mnftlers, hand
kerchiefs and umbrellas.
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We're Right
in the
"Push"
WHY?
Because our Win
ter stock of
Was bought before the Advance in Prices;
consequently our bargains in
Felt Boots, Overshoes, German Sox
And WARM GOODS cannot be beaten.
Come, jingle your money and see what we can do for you.
Heel-plates Free. Bring in your Repairing.
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PLATTSMODTH, NEBRASKA
Mort
Sale
Hamass, M
For chaoned hands and lace
TJnnrt nf the Fidelity and Casualty riorinr, k M p! Hose Cream.'
company by tneir agem, snowiujf m
use
Interesting'
A visit at our store this season
would be interesting to any
one to see our immense dis
play of
Dolls, Books a Toys
The most interesting fea
ture, however, is our
PRICES-
Never before have goods been
sold so low as now. Take
advantage of a full assort
ment and buy now.
We are able to sell you :
-inch KID DOLLS, closing eves, shoes. Clf A
stockings, bisque head; others ask 75 c, at
BEAUTIFUL KID DOLLS, large size.
Extra Fine JOINTED KID DOLLS,
Very Large Kid Doll, usually sold for 1.50,
steam boiler and all connections ana
attainments to be in good condition,
was filed with the board and approved.
Contract for furnisnincr wood to tne
Cass countv poor farm was awarded to
John Birgmann, said wood to consist
of dry oak and hickory wooa 01 goou
quality at $2.75 per cord delivered.
County treasurer was aumonzeu iu
sell at private sale the north hall or
block 1 and lots 1 to d in diock , ir&i
mer's addition to the city of Piatts
mouth, for the minimum sum, of $53.25.
Plattsmoutii, Dec. 5.
Board met, all present, when follow
ing business was done, viz:
Offiicial bond or u w ispuriocK,
Uollid)' Kate.
The H. & M. vrill sell tickets Decem
ber 23, 24, 25,26 and 31, and January
1, 1S96, with return limit January 2,
for one fare and a third for the round
trip, within a distance of 200 miles.
W. L. Pickett, Agent.
List of Letters
Remaining unclaimed in the postoffice
at Piattsmouth, Nebraska, Dec. 1 1 , '96:
Armesher, John Bomer, L B
Davis. John Pino. H K
Schneider. Oarl.
jagee s
The Entire Stock of
Whips, Robes and Harness Goods
Belonging to the undersigned must be Sold
to satisfy a mortgage held by the First
Nat'l Bank within 30 Days, at
A GREAT S AORIFI OE !
Everything will be sold for Cash.
Special Low Prices on
Horse Blankets and Lap-Robes.
Call Early for the Hest of Bargains.
We &
UNION BLOCL
PIATTSMOUTH.
Agent for 3Iortgagees.
Persons calling for any of the above O
countv iudfre. was filed and ai)proved. letters or parcels will please say ,4ad- o
25c
50.9
652
$1
Following are the claims allowed on
different fuDds:
oenerai. Fund.
J C Hayes, sal andexp 32 00
G W Young, same SO 20
J P Falter, same 21 50
Frank Dickson, same 139 43
Ben Hempel, janitor 00 00
G Li Farley, sal and exp 102 00
Mrs M Peterson, rent nouse to
poor 10 00
Stander Bros.,mdse to poor. ... 13 00
J C Eikeubary, guarding prison
ers. 45 00
A Clark, mdse to poor 16 00
Wurl, Coffey & Co. same 0 00
F B Buesching, same 12 09
W E Pailing, same 4 00
S F Girardet same. 5 00
E E Hilton, platting records. ... 43 50
W K Fox, stamped envelops 16 65
Aug Bach, mdse to poor 14 00
J R Den son, boarding prisoners. 37 25
II G Spencer, mdse to poor o 00
no Clements, fees viewing dead
body 11 45
Mrs Ft E Yoder, keeping poor. .. 6 00
C Smith, same 10 00
A B Smith, work court house... 1 55
lattsmouth Journal, printing
notice 1 50
W W Coates, mdse to county 2 25
W J "White, coal to countv 98 42
C M Leach, mdse to poor 6 00
Dr F J Champney, sal 3rd quar. 8 60
Martin & Tool," mdse to county. . 23 20
Bennett & Tutt, same 15 00
1 30
vertised."
W. K. Fox, P. M. ;
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Those nice long genuine Irish Jbneze
..- t n. n Cm nrina 1 O ()( I
at Joe & Frank's.
We have a most complete line of dressed Dolls at
V 25c to $2.50.
....A Superb Line of
Bibles, Prayerbooks
And TESTAMENTS,
AT AWAY-DOWN PRICES.
The Hansen stock of groceries,
which was purchased Monday by C. C.
Parmele, has been purchased of that
gentleman by Aug. Bach.
Holiday Katrft.
The M. P. will sell tickets Decem
ber 23, 24, 2-5, 26 and 31, and January
1,1896, with return limit January 2,
for one fare and a third for the round
trin. within a distance of 200 miles.
C. F. Stoutenborough,
Agent, Piattsmouth.
A sterling silver thimble free with
every purchase amounting to -uu, ui
Arch L. Coleman, jeweler.
S A Davis, oil to poor farm
A U Marshall, rent 01 house to
poor 3 00
A II Weckbach, mdse to poor. . . 18 45
C V Hav. 5 00
V H Dearinc. cost9 Pankonin
vs Commissioners. o i-
State Jonrnal Co, stationery.... 15 2o
E B Sam nson. exnense for countv - 00
Cost BilL State vs Stribliner and
t-. to no I 1-1
xvamge w i r avoriio
EVENING JNEWS. nrintinfiT 1:0 00
BRIDGE FUND.
II G Strong, tiling t 5 25
R Sheelev & Co. building
bridges 112 2S
COUNTY ROAD FUND.
Filial Settlement Notice.
Inthe matter of the estate of FhllllpPaul Rhein-
f rank, deceased . In tne county couri 01 cbbji
county. Nebraska: , L .
Xotioe la herebv Klven that Joseph Cook, ex
onntnr nf thf PKtftte of the Said Phillip Paul
Rheinfrank, deceased, has made application for
final settlement, ana mat saia came ia ei iw
hoarinc at mv ortipe at Piattsmouth, on the 27tn
m 1 . t . Kr a ,i ftAlnV A XT
aay 01 uecemoerA. f-, tosw, mm ....
ann interested mav b present and examine
said accounts, li. S. Ramsey. County Judge.
Platttmoutb, Jieb., wee. stn, iyo. w
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....With the Hide.
Will still further Clothe
the BOYS at a nominal
figure. On....
Friday, December IS
Every Child's Overcoat,
Size, ages 4 to 14, will
be offered at exactly. . . .
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Flattsmoutii's
ItELIARLK AND. .
Old
MEAT
DEALER
Has again embarked in the butcher
business, and invites all his old
friends to call and see him at his
R Barr. snikcs.
J II Latrom. spikes 150
Louis Poltz. viewins' road tu
Board adjourned to meet in regular
session Tuesday. January 7th, 1896.
Frank Dicksox, County Clerk. Q
Ask vour grocer for that excellent
brand of flour Heisel's "Plan-sif ter."
WANTED A MAN: To sell Canadian grown
fruit trees, berry plants, roses, shrubbery,
seed potatoes, etc., for the largest growers of
high grade stock. Seven Lundred acres, naray.
profitable varieties that succeed in the coldest
climates. No experience required and fair
treatment guaranteed. Any one not earning
50 per month and expenses, should write us at
once for particulars. Liberal commissions paid
part time men. Apply now ajidt
territory. LUKE BROTHERS
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MARKET,
S. E. Corner Fifth and Main Sts
Where he will have constantly on
hand everything in his line.
Oysters, Fish and Game,
In their seasons .........GIVE HIM A CALL.
ry. unci iJK-ixiB.ovviijra.i -Stock
Exebangs Sulldliig, Chicago. 111.
O in alia. Neb,
Corner I2th and Howard Sts.
Tinder the management of R- SULOWAiJ
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ONE-HALF
Regular Price
CASH OH DELIVERY.
No Deviation,
No Reservation,
No Distinction,
No Prevarication,
No Further Explanation.
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'PAiii- - tor 3700 a Say. Give
electric light! Rates, 9.ii0,
v. t3ive It a trial ana yu
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