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l'olk Bros.' News to k occasion last
Monday to rub it in on Judge Chap
man in the most approved style. Un
der the cap on "How the Mighty
Have Fallen" a very choice and select
"roast" i3 served with M. D. folk as
chief cook. In this article reference
is made to Chapman's defeat by a 'boj
from Nehawka" for delegate to the
state convention, and also reference is
had to Chapman's defeat in the third
ward. Incidentally, a few boomlets for
Dovey for delegate to St. Louis are
thrown in. Now. Ut us watch and see
the "machine" roll Mr. Dovey over
The Chapman men have themachiner,
Mr. Polk, and Chapman, Newell and
Davies will chase Dovey t IT the earth
before the congressional delegates are
chosen.
Henry Boeck created a genuine sen
"at ion Tuesday morniDg up on Sixth
street, lie was wheeling a barrowtul
of rock, and when he approached the
curb he endeavored to puil the load
onto the walk. To do this he bad to
pull backward. This he essayed to do.
but only vain attempts could he make,
the rock came not. At last, urged to
desperation, he- seized the barrow
-bandies with ill-suppressed wrath and
gave a wrench that near upset the
cuibing. This time the load moved
and it moved so fast that Henry could
not escape. A grand crash resounded
in the air and a vision of arms and
legs and rock and wheels terrified the
on-lot ters. When the debris had been
removed and Henry fished out he waf
found to have got through without
anything more serious than a slight
jir.
Hon. Wni. Weber has started a cigar
factory tor the purpose of manufactur
ing McKinley cigars. "Billy" wants
to get in his work before the republi
cau convention lest McKinley meet hit-
Waterloo at St. Louis. However, it
is good to see Weber back in business,
even if the cigars are of the "favorite
eon" variety.
This morning's cablegrams bring
the news that Consuelo Vanderbilt
has been formally installed as the
mistress of Blenheim. This is sad
Here is another good thing I have al
lowed to get away. While I have
been wasting my time here toiling
away . thinking observe that last
Consuelo has gone friui us like a dog
from a dose of turpentine, and has-
left us only a memory of warm dis
patches of pale-blue stockings and
other unmentionables and linked hei
fortune with the title of the Duke ol
Marlborough. This is outrageous, bu'
it can't be helped. Consuelo we have
missed thee but wh it we 1 te is Eiig
land's gain several millions gain.
There is around this ofiice one
canine of the male sex whose ecphon-
ious title is Hero. He is the propert)
of C. W. Sherman and is a beast ot
magnificent attainments and many
ileas. Like his master he is fat and
sleek with profound labor upon the
tariff and silver and never loses an
apportunity to argue a point with a
friend or enemy. He is kind, too, and
tbis'quality is going to get him into
trouble. He persists in wanting to
love me overmuch. I like to be loved
but not by canines and C. W. Sherman
will get his dog killed if he don't teach
him better manners.
Once upon a time there was a good
little boy who wore long hair and a
sweater. When be was yet young he
was permitted to stand out in the rain,
and the water permeating his head
caused small ponds to form upon the
surface of this gray matter. One of
these ponds formed over that portion
of his brain known as oratory, and
drowned out that particlar paitof his
anatomy. Yet be knew it not, and upon
all occasions he would malevolently
and persistently recite the weird
story of 'Spartacu3 and his cheese
knife." Years rolled on; the boy
flourished and waxed strong and
hearty like unto a young bull, but
still Spartacus haunted his waking
hours and dwelt upon his pillow at
night, bo that in the end he persisted
in embellishing the program at every
declamatory contest and, persisting,he
was also in the end fallen upon by the
populace and beaten near unto death
and his spirit rode before St. Peter
upon a bicycle with ball-bearings and
oversprung regulator. Thi3 is a tale
for good, little boys and girls, and cer
tain people may read it with profit to
themselves and their fellowmen.
It Is not the bands of heroes
Battling for their fellow men,
Nor the helping band of woman, .
Nor the hand that wields a pen,
Nor the hand that beats the carpet
On the backyard fence unfurled,
Dut tbe band that beats four aces
Is the hand that rulefe the world.
Chicago Record.
There is more truth than poetry in
the above skit. Everybody knows that
heroes are born every day and that
history is made from their battles for
their fellow men,bnt who can say that
history is made by the man who beats
four aces. And yet the four ace beater
is the man who will rule. Again, we all
know that life would be a drear and
desolate waste but lor the helping
hand of woman, and still the helping
hand of woman will not beat the baud
that skins four aces. And the wielder
of the pen ptrts with his cash with
great facility to the n un who beats
four aces. But the crowning triumph
of the man. who beats four aces is when
he closes up the gap with the hand
that beats the carpet. Everybody has
pounded' the carpet to a finish, but
never has four aces been beat. When
the time comes that four aces will go
down iu riotous defeat before the
strong hand then will we find a world-
beater.
Sunday was a day of horrors in the
east. Murder and death stalked
through the land. Ohio, Indiana, Illi
nois, New York and New Jersey were
all visited ly death in its most terrible
forms. Masked murderers, fratricides,
and holocausts made Monday's papers
read like a history of the grey death it
self. Ciiaui es Grimes.
all lor Iriiiocraiic County Convention.
In pursuance of the invitation of the
Democratic central committee, and
the action of "the county central com
mittee of Cass county, the democratic
voters of said Cass county ate hereby
invited to meet in delegate convention
a: the village of Union.on Wednesday,
April 15, A. D. 1S9G. at 1 o'clock of
same day.
The object of said convention is, to
elect twenty-one delegates to represent
said Cass county in the state conven
tion, and twenty-one delegates to te
present said county in the district
cnentiou, both of said conventions
ire called to meet at Lincoln, Nebras
ka on Wedi thday.Apiii 'S2. A. D.1S9G
The primary meetings for the elec
tion of delegates to said county con
vention,are hereby called lorSaturday
evening of April 11. 1S96 at S o'clock.
The representation from each ward
aud precinct in the county shall be
upon the basis of one delegate at large
to each ward or precinct, and one de
scale for every forty votes or major
fraction thereof, cast at last general
election for Hon. B. S. Ramsey fot
district judge. Upon that basis the
several wards and precincts will be en
titled to representation as follows:
Tipton U Leuiille 3. i'lattsmouth
precinct G, Elmwood 4, Avcca 3, First
ward Weeping Water L Salt Creek 3,
Alt. Pataut 4, S:coud waul Weepirg
Water 2, Move Creek 3, Eight Mile
Grove 3,Third ward Weeping Water 1,
Greenwood 3, Nehawka 3, First ward
Plattsmoi.th 3, irouth Bend 2, Liberty
4. Second ward I'lattsmouth 5, Weep
ing Water precinct licck Bluffs
First d:.-'.r . t 3, Tt.ird ward Platts
rnjuth -l.Center 3, Beck Bluffs Second
district 3, Fourth ward I'lattsmouth 4,
and Fifth ward i'lattsmouth 3.
All persons who believe in the prin
ciples of JelTersi n democracy are in
vited to participate in said .primaries
and convention.
II. D. Travis, Chairman.
D. O. Dwyek, Secretary.
Avoca Observation.
Yon can always tell whether a
place is any gt-od or not by hearing
travelling men talk about it," said a
drummer to the writer. "I always
hear g od words from the drummers
about t tie village of Avoca," he con
tinued. I always fell a good bill theie,
and always find the merchants are
ready pay."
That fellow's head is level. Avoca
is not very large, but it enjoy s a good
trade, because its business is not over
done, and its dealers are men who
keep large stocks of goods, are 'up to
snuff." and are pleasant men to deal
with. Messrs. B. C. Marquardt and
F. B. Busching are the general mer
chants, and they are as clever men as
can be found in any town iu the
county. Besides these there is a hard
ware establishme nt,and Orlando Tefft
has a large lumber yaid, with the
most abundant of shed room. Henry
Ilagerman has a first-class mill, with
modern roller machinery, and Messrs.
Brooks & Marquardt have an exten
sive elevator for handling grain. Be
sides these Dr. J. F. Brendel attends
to the health of the community, and
there is a hotel, restaurant, a drug
store, a bank and several emaller con
cerns, making up the measure of the
wants of a well-iegulated village.
II, W. Lloyd of Union, whose well
of mineral water is one of the won
ders of the west, contemplates making
improvements that will result in bring
ing the water into general use as a
health-restorer. The water already
has the eudorsement of the U. S. gov
ernment authorities as among the best
in the world.
Mualln Underwear.
A new lot of ladies' muslin under
wear just received at Wm. Iierold Sc
Son's. Good muslin, splendidly made,
don't cost any more than the material,
and saves the making.
Nothing but honor goes with a
municipal office at Fall City.
1'ieviou to Item vt1.
To our new store in Dovey's block,
May 1st, we will give you some aston
ishing bargains.
mo. Elson, the Clothier.
Any one having cut flowers or pot
ted plants that they are willing to lend
for decorating the Presbyterian church
Easter Sunday, will confer a favor by
leaving word with Mrs. J. N. Wise.
PEESONAL AND OTHERWISE.
Col. Frank Ireland of Nebraska
City was in town today.
Cap Barnes returned to Denver last
evening, after a visit iu this city with
his friend, Cbas. Sullivan.
Our carpet department stands pre
pared to meet any demand you might
make upon it, the best grades at the
lowest pric s
Wm. Hekold & Son.
The Epworth league business and
social meeting will be held Friday eve
ning of this week, with the Misses
Couffer at their home on Pearl street
You are invited to be present.
The fancy dress cotillion at Water
man hall, on the evening of April G,
will be the most elaborate and novel
entertainment ever given in the city
The affair will b- given under the
auspices of Ivy Lodge, D. of II. Ad
mission for speclators ten cents, dance
tickets fifty cents.
The court docket for the April term
which it now in the hands vf the
printer, shows 126 civil and fourteen
criminal cases to be heard at that
term. The court convenes here on
Monday, April 13th, and it is thought
that the judge will make a big effort
to dispose of the greater part if not
all of the cases thereon. Nebraska
City News.
Itutirr him! Kkc Wanted.
Will pay highest cash price for but
ter aud eggs. Also for hides and tal
low. At E. A. Oliver's meat market.
Will a merchant who is wise ever
cease to advertise? Yes when the
trees grow upside down; when the
beggar wears a crown; when a sparrow
weighs a ton; when gld dollars get
too cheap; when women t-ecrets keep;
when a fish f rg 1 s to swim; when old
Satan sings a hymn;wben girls go back
on gum; when a small boy hates a
drum; when no politician schemes;
when mince pie makes pleasant
dreams; when it's funjto break a tooth;
when 11 lawyeis tell the truth; when
young people cease to wed; when the
human race is dead; when the drum
mer has no brass when these things
all come to pass; then the man that's
wite will neglect to adertise.
ICfHiovnl Sale
To Dovey's block. My prices cut in
half, as follows:
Mens' suits $3.
Hoys' suit.- $2.65.
Childs' suits $1.45.
Mens' pants 75 cts.
Boys' pants M) cts.
Childs' pants 25 cts.
Elson, the Clothier.
A little girl four years oldwasruu
into by an electric car going at full
speed at Minneapolis the other night.
.She was knocked down, thrown on the
track in front of the wl eels, and then
picked up as neatly as you please by
the patent fender and thrown back
into the netting with only a slight cut
on the head to show for her dangerous
experience. This is probably the most
severe test that cuid Le given to this
apparatus, ami the (erfertinn i f its
operation is a source of great satisfac
tion to the public as well as the street
car people. Lincoln Journal.
Elegant Itixplny of Millinery
Tucker Sisters are pleased to an
nounce to their lady friends through
out Cass county that th-y are now
ready with their Spring Openinc of
Millinery, and they have in stock the
largest and most elegant and fashion
able display of tine Millinery shown in
Cass county. They have employed a
lady from the east especially as a trim
mer, and will do all they can to suit
their customers.
Tuckei: SlSTEUS,
No 413, Main St., Plattemouth.
The Fullerton News is authority for
the statement that a big irrigation
ditch is to be built this summer from
the eastern part of Nance county to
Fremont. The Loup is to be tapped
about four miles above Genoa and the
water gradually carried to tbe uplands
until the divide between the Platte
river and Shell creek is watered
Work will be commenced at once and
will afford employment for many men
and teams.
Ladle' Shirt Wain's.
A fine assortment of this season's
latest creations just received, exclusive
in style and material; at prices kept
down to a popular level. Latest
novelties in belts, ties, and shirt waist
sets to go with them.
Wm. Hekold & Son.
At tlie Episcopal Church.
Services Wednesday erenint; at 7:30
o'clock. Thursday afternoon at 3:00
o'clock, Good Friday at 10:00 a. m..
12:00 m. till 3:00 p. m. and at 7:30
o'clock. Easter day. Holy Commun
ion at 8:00 and 11:00 a. m. Evening
services at 7:30 o'clock. Everybody
cordially invited to attend.
Dr. Marshall, Graduate DENT
IST, Fitzgerald block.
The Jouknal job department yes
terday completed tbe printing of the
sample and official ballots for the city
election, and t hey are now in the
hands of the city clerk.
Messrs. II. M. Soennicbsen and A.
II. VVeckbach were taking in the
sights at Omaha this afternoon.
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13y Morgan, the Lead ng Clothier, to
the most popular lady in Cass county.
Following is vote to date:
Maude Eatou , Plattnraouth 970
Bessie Walker, Murray 560
Alice Murray, Myn:rd 150
Mrs. J. F. Barnes, Cedar Creek ... .. 50
Ethel Terry. Mynard 30
NKUH4SKA Nhtt.
Boyd county is having considerable
of a land boom. Several farms near
Spencer have cbauged hands in the
j past few week?.
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Tecumseh will not try to organize a
ball team this year as the one last year
proved a very expensive luxury and
; cost them enough for at least two
years.
George Willey, living ten miles
northwest of Shelton, h-s a badly
broken leg. The horse he was riding
fell and the boy wasn't swift enough
to get out from under.
John A. Spiker. an employe of the
Grand Island oflice of the Western
Union Telegraph company, has made
an application for a patent on an elec
trical switch for use in telegraph
offices, wbich in considered to be quite
an invention.
If someone doesn't soon sing the
story of "woodman spar that tree"
all the shade trees iu the north part of
town, says the South Sioux City Bec
ord. will be converted intostove wood.
More trees have been cut down this
spring than any time in fifteen yeats.
Matting" 1 Matting.!:
The ideal floor covering is growing
in popular favor moie aud more each
succeeding year. Fifty rolls just re
ceived at Win. Iierold & Son's that
will be sld at price?, r.ot to be dupli
cated this side of China or Japan.
Subscribe for the Weekly Jock
n'AL $1 per vear, if paid in advance.
The Western Union Telegraph Jour
nal announces that eleven otl cea were
closed in Nebraska dm ing the month
of February. Theywete: Alda.Averv,
Benton, Boone, Glenwood Park, Nan
tasket, Riverdale, llockville, Rogers,
St. Libory and Verona. Only one of
lice was opened that, at Nacora. The
officer closed were all -mall and the
business did not justify the employ
ment of operators. Lincoln Journal.
Home-Seek em' Kicurnion.
Missouri Pacific will sell home-seekers'
tickets at tUe ratio of one fare
phi $2 for round trip, with stop-over
privileges to points in Iowa, Minnesota,
Wisconsin, North and South Dakota,
Arkansas, Indian Territory, Oklahoma,
Texas and Arizona. Dates of sale,
March 10, April 7 and 21st and May 5.
For further particulars call at Missouri
Pacitic depot.
C. F. Stout k bo rough. Agent.
Before You Oc
To Omaha to purchase your needles,
pins and spool cotton, give our stock
an inspection. We may be able to suit
you. Wm. IIerold & Son.
Highest cash prices paid for chick
ens and eggs Dy E. W. Black at
White's store.
In tbe lltrlct Court of Cans County, Ke
braalta. Geobse Sheldon, Plaintiff, )
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FniTz Gollnkh, N. U. Reed (first)
nmne unknown, li arkt L) . Heed,
A. 1.. Timblin (first name un
known). The Connecticut Uiver
Savings Hank, of Chnrieetown,
New Hampshire, and Fbancis C.
Faulknek, Assignee, of said
Bank. Defendants.
THE Connecticut River Savings Bank, of
Charlestjwu. New Hampshire, and Francis
C. Faulkner, assignee of said bank, non-resident
defendants, will take notice, that on the
27th day of March, 1896, George feheldon, plain
tiff herein, filed his petition in the district court
of Cas9 county, ,Netratka, against said defend
ants, he object and prayer of which are to
foreclose a certain mortgage executed by the
defendant, Fritz Gollner. to the plaintiff, upon
the southeast quarter of 6ec:lon twenty-eight
(28), in township ten (10). north, in range
eleven (11), east of the 6th P. M. in Cass county,
Nebraska, to secure the payment of a certHln
promissory note dated December 30th, 193. for
the sum of ($3,500) thirty five hundred dollars,
due In five years from date but which plaintiff
has elected to declare due and payable on de
fault of payment of interest and taxes, as pro
vided he may by the terms of said note and
mortgage, with interest at the rate f eight per
cent, per annum, as per coupon notes attached
to said principal note, which Interest notes were
due December 30th. 18T1, and December Dth,
1895, and are still unpaid, and bear interest at
ten percent, after due. and that there Is now
due upon Bald notes and mortgage the turn of
14,172, and also to foreclose a tax lien upon said
premises Dy virtue or a tax sale certificate is
sued by the county treasurer of Cass county,
Nebraska, for the tax of the year 1894 for the
sum of ?'15 67, on which there is now due the
sum of $38-40 with interest from this date at
twenty per cent. pe annum with ten percent,
attornev fees. Plaintiff prays for a decree that
defendants be required ro pay the same, or that
said premises mat be sold to satisfy tbe amount
found due, and that Ike be decreed to have a first
Hen upon naid premises.
You are required to answer said petition on or
before the llth day of May, A. D. 189C.
Dated : March 30, 1S06.
GEORGE SHELDON, PlaintifT.
By J. If . LEYDA, his attorney. 15 4t
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F. J. Morgan...... I
...Plattsmouth's Leading Clothier,
Will offer a way to the solution.
For Every Dollar Received....
. . . .By him, either for goods purchased, or on open
account, he will give a card, entitling the holder to
TEN VOTES on the question. The vote will be
published every day in the daily papers and every
week in the weekly papers, so you may know where
each contestant stands at any time. The voting
will close at 12 o'clock sharp, on July 4th, 1896, and
the lady receiving the highest nnmber of votes, will
be declared
THE MOST
POPULAR LADY
IN ALL CASS COUNTY
AND WILL RECEIVE
A HANDSOME
HIGH
GRADE
. With this object in
it selecting our Sprinc Line
suit the most fastidious in....
Color, Pattern and Price.
All voting is to be done at Bank of Cass County.
Bicycle is on exhibition at the store of...
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F. C. FRICKE &. CO.,
Will keep constantly on hand a full and
complete stock of pure
P INT.x O LS, F tc.
Also a full line of rnggivt'it Sumlrtri.
Pure liquors for niediciual purposes.
Special atteutiou given to
COMPOUNDING PRESCRIPTIONS.
Messrs. F. G. FRICKE i CO., are the
only parties selling our Alaska Crystal
Brilliant
COMBINATION
Spectacles and ye-Glasses
In Plattsmouth. These Lenses are fnr
superior to any other sold In this city,
possessing a natural transparency and
strengthing qualities wbich will pre
serving the falling eye-sight.
PROF. STRASSMAN.
Wm. Neville & Co.,
WHOLESALE and RETAIL
DEALERS IN
Pore Wines and Liquors
AND THE BEST CIGAES.
Sole Agents for the Celebrated
MILWAUKEE
Pabst Beer.
Deliveries made to any part of the
city or shipped to any place.
WM. NEVILLE,
. . . MANAGER. ...
412 Main Street, - Plattsmoutb, Neb
H. Q. LIVINGSTON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
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Plattsmoiith. Nehraafc a
Ed Streight of Lincoln is visiting
his parents in this city.
The Most Popular Lady g
County?
Public Mind on this question, n
Lady's Bieyele
view, we have taken extra pains
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Zucicweiler& Lutz
GROCERS.
Cor. Sixth and Pearl Sts.,
KEEP EVKKYT.'MNG IN Til KIR LINK
SELL CHEAP.
GIVfi GOOD WEIGHT,
DELIVER PROMPTLY
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H. D. TRAVIS,
Attorney and Counselor at
Law.
WILL PRACTICE IN ALL THE COURTS.
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