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to SS5 land near the city can be purchased at from Slto to Sffi per acre. Within the next twelve
months ourcity expects to welcome the Missouri Pacific and the Omaha and Southern ISaiiways into its
corporate limits.
These :ire facts and our city is well prepared for a boom. Xow is the time for you to invest in South Park Property. Many lots have alread been sold and a number of handsome cottages are now going up in
this beautiful addition. Trices of lots $150 each on monthly or yearly payments. " No trouble to show goods." Call and see us.
COUNTY LOCALS.
Jlisscs Kuto aiul Caria Oliver spent
Sunday svitli friends at Bellevue.
L. C. Styles returned Saturday even
ing from a trin to (m.di:i :uid Lincoln.
Mrs. L. F. Kohrcll left Saturday eve
ning for Nebraska City, to visit relatives
for a few days.
J. E. Morris left for Hastings Satur
day evening ou business connected with
the O. U. T.
:,ierritt Kerr the ten year old
Son of II. C. Kerr of this city, is quite
sick with typhoid fever.
Mr. Eids, Fred Murphy. and
(Veo. Lchnhof and Misses Grace Anderson
and Julia Oliver spent Sunday with Miss
Craner in Omaha.
Saturday evening the jury, in the
case of Mr. Kennedy, charged with bur
glary, retimed a verdict of not guilty
after being out about an hour.
Yy". J. I Tosser returned Saturday even
ing from the Lincoln fair, where he had
a large amount of goods on exhibition.
He raked in a large number of premiums
more than he had anticipated and
sold met of his prize stock on thegroud
and contracted to furnish a new Lincoln
nurseryman a large amount or plants.
This is one of th 1 greatest benefits of a
fair it advertise the competitors, and
our. merchants wlio have themselves rep
resented at our fair will not lack their
reward.
Makuiep. On Sabbath nftcrnocn at
at five o'clock at the residince of Mrs. E.
J. Etler.in the western part of the city,
Mr. Lewis M. Pennington and Miss
Carrie G. Etler were united in wed
lock by Rev. "VV. 1. Alexander. The cer
emony was performed in the presence of
a small company of intimate friends of
the contracting parties. The bride and
groom started west this morning to visit
fnds and spnd a few days when they
wil return to PI t'.Nmouth an 1 tae up
ty -ir abod-:-. May theirs be a prosperous
and happy journ"y through life.
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make it not only a pleasant place
and thev are cominir. While real
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speculative or fictitious about them,
OUR CITY'S BRAVES.
Fifty of Them Stand by and Look on
While Three Villains try to
Annihilate John Fitz
patrick, Out the Plucky Officer Does Them
up Unaided
Last evening James Brown, James
Murphy and Charley Kinzer were trying
to raise a quarrel among themselves.
Officer John Fitzpatrick being unable te
hush them up attempted to arrest them.
Irown is a great big stout ruffian, and
Murphy thinks there is no man in the
county to equal him in the ring and is a
villain, and Kinzer is a hard man also,
and they were all drunk enough to be
full of fight.
Fitzpatrick attempted to arrest Brown
first who resisted; John struck the man
with his billy over the right eye a couple
of times and downed him, but Brown
swore he would not be taken alive and
seized Fitzpatrick by the throat and
kicked Lini in the breast savagely. The
call of the officer for help did not receive
the least response from the cowardly
crowd, and while he was overcoming
Brown, Murphy slipped up and wrench
ed his billy from him and with this
cleared his (Murphy's) way through the
crowd like a person would sweep feath
ers on a im.rble flour. Mr. Fitzpatrick
then left Brown and followed Murphy,
and with his gun in Murphy's face order
ed him to give up the billy. Murphy,
told him to shoot and at the same time
tripped him with his foot, but the orncer
se:zed Murphy as he fell and the two
came down together, with Fitzpatrick on
top, and another desperate fight ensued,
with Murphy with the billy making every
effort to lay 3Ir. Fitzpatrick out.
At this state of things, Bill Ellington
came to the officer's assistance and took
the billy from Murphy; but meanwhile
Kinzer had seen Murphy with the billy
and called out ''I'll stay with you boys"
and had in a way lent l is influence for
the murderous couple, and even made
an effort to get Fitzpatrick off from
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Murphy under the pretense of helping
him. "When Ellington took the billy
from Murphy, Murphy grabbed the bar
rel of Fitzpatrick's revolver and pulled
on it and came near shooting himself as
the officer had a hold on the other end
his finger on the trigger and in the scuf
fle, the hammer was partially raised the
weapon was a self-cocker but Fitzpat
rick finally gained posession of the
weapon.
Up to this time Murphy had not re
ceived a blow, but now enraged at his
failure to overcome the officer and the
loss of the billy, began to use all kinds
of evil languege and would not give up.
To overcoue him Fitzpatrick struck him
once or twice in the face with his fist
and proceeded to yank him along to jail.
The trouble occured in front of Blake's
saloon and when Mr. Fitzpatrick returned
Kinzer had disappeared and Brown had
made for the railroad; but mean while
Marshal W. II. Malick, who had
been at the other end of Main street
came along and followed Brown up and
caught him climbing into a box car be
yond the beer store house along the rail
road track. Mr. Malick there captured
him and after a little convincing med
icine and determined effort brough his
man back. -
Murphy and Brown are the same men
who, a little over a week ngo, got in a
scuttle with Marshal Malick by Blake's
saloon, and in his effort to down Brown,
Malick threw him into a plate gloss win
dow and received a severe gash on his
left arm. From that arrest they were
just liberated yesterday. Brown is a
young rough but Murphy is a paofession
al villain and is worthy of the peniten
tiary and would undoubtedly have killed
Mr. Fitzpatrick had he obtained the
revolver. John Fitzpatrick is a brave
man to engage the three Murphy, Brown
and Kinzer in such a combat, unaided
and with a crowd of cowardly men
standing around.
At court this morning Murphy and
Brown plead guilty to resisting an offic
Kinzer having effectually escaped. They
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were a "done up" looking couple.
Brown had two cuts across his forehead
over the right eye and Murphy had both
eyes more or less inflamed. Mr. Fitz
patrick appeared in court but was pretty
sore from the kicks he had received on
the breast and head, and his neck bore
scratches from Brown's fingers. The
sentence was only ten days and costs,
$7.80. Mr, Fitzpatrick showed pluck
and good reasoningin not shooting the
men, although he would have been justi
fied in doing so.
From the past experiences it is plain
ly evident that Plattsmouth has the
pluckiest and best police force of any
town in the state and they are thorough
ly reliable.
The' men who stood round and refused,
to help Mr. Fitzpatrick were cowards
and do not deserve the name of citizens
of the place the officer was risking his
life to protect.
Vomen Inventers.
Patents have been granted to women
during the week ending Aug. 30, 1S87,
as follows:
Kate W. Eubank, Rutherford, Cal.,
combined trunk and bureau.
Clementina S. M. Hayna, St. Louis, Mo.,
furnace.
Mary Jorp, Salem, Ore., pie-holder.
Amelia II- Lindsey. Pittsburg, Pa., ro
tary engine.
Nannie M. Showman, Newark, O.,
combined hair-curler ami crimper.-
Mary S. Snow, Sacsamento, Cal., um
brella or porasol.
TnE Kansas Equall Suffrage Societies
of Lawrence, Fort Scott, Emporia and
Topeka have decided to each furnish
articles for the Woman Suffrage Bazar
to be held at Boston Mass., that will sell
for one hundred dollars; Lamed, Anthony
Lincoln, Chetopa and other points fifty
dollars' worth or gifts: Atchison, Adilene,
Independence and other places promise
to do all they can.
"Will Clark is giving his tonsorial
shop a thorough over-hauling preparato
ry to the fall and winter trade.
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desirable place for the establishment
irrowinsr more firm each day. yet
Ovsr
Important.
All persons attending the Methodist
conference at Lincon, who have no com
mutation of rates, should ask the It.' R.
agent from whom they buy their tickets
tor a receipt stating that they have paid
full fare going; and when thej7 reach the
seat of conference, call upon the secretary
and get his endorsement, which will en
title them to return for one third fare
provided there are fifty persons with
such receipts.
The Plum Pudding a very funny com
edy on the style of A Parlor Match, A.
Rag Baby etc. appeared at the Opera
House last night to a highly pleased au
dience. Miss Sartello tlie principal Plum
is voung ana prettv, a clever vocan
and a finished actress The support i
ootl. Dubuque limes. lite above
play will be presented at the Opera
House next Monday evening Sept. 20
Rev. "W. B. Alexander preached thelast
sermon of this conference year yesterday
and it may be his last sermon as pastor
of this M. E. church. At the end of the
morning sermon he gave the church sta
tistics for the last two years, which
showed rich prosperity the membership
having almost doubled. He leaves Wed
nesday for Lincoln to attend conference
and to receive his appointment for the
coming year, which his friends hope will
again be Plattsmouth. The meetings
will be held in St. Paul's M. E. church
at Lincoln, Bishop Hurst presiding.
The meetings are public and any who
desires may attecd; they will continue
over Sunday.
Plattmouth Ciiculating Library at
Warrick's Drug Store f 1 per year, 25
per month. d & w Gt.
Mr. J. Rivitt, of Lincoln visited over
Sunday with' hi3 son Dick.
Miss Josephine Morrisey has return
ed from Milford, Neb.
Try "Plantation" Punch Cigar3 at
Warrick's "America's finest oc. Cigar."
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Sauls of Castr, Co-u.-o.ty
From Wednesday's Dally.
Capt. II. E. Pabmer left this morn
ing for Pawnee City to be gone the greater
part of the week.
Mr. F. Ii. S?elemire and wif.j left
last evening tor the lakes and other points
east to begone two or three weeks.
Mrs. Bake who has been viMting
with Mrs. J. C. Eikenbary the last few
days, went to Red Oak this morning on
a visit.
Mr. F. D. Palmer, a cousin of tin;
Dovey Bros, returned to Indianapolis
last evening after his family, to bring
them to Plattsmouth.
Mrs. BilLbv of Fremont. Neb. and
Mrs. Chauncy Demming of Brush Creek,
Iowa, arrived this morning to visit .the
family of C. E. Wtscott.
S. W. Duttou received a telegram
tin's morning announcing the death of
his brother at Richland, Iowa, he leaves
this evening to attend the funeral.
Mrs. D. A. Campbell returned last
evening from York Neb. where i-lie lias
been visiting her parents, her si.-.ter Miss
Maud Barnes came home with her for a
short visit.
Val Burk el returned last evenin''
from St. Joe, Mo., where he met his sister,
from Porthsmouth, Ohio, who came home
with him and will remain some tim vis
iting her uncle, J. P. Young.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Wed, left this
morning for Vermont, New York and
other points in the east Mr. Weed is
uperintendant of the store department
of the B. & M. shops. This is his rst
vacation for nearly six years; he expects
to be gone about a month. 3Irs. Weed
will be gone longer.
Pick out the piece of Real Estate you
want and then call for price and terms
upon Windham & Davies. Over n.inlr
of Casi Co. istf
For Sale.
A farm containing C40 acres of land
well improved, timber and. water. Best
stack farm in Cass county. For terms
apply to . 14tf Beesos & Sullivas.