xJlUJtJsJlAV ilAx a, 1
et the Eost for Your
-We have purchased our-
STOCK AT A BIG CUT
During the two months stay of our Mr. Charlie Mayer in N. Y.,
and buying lor our Plattsmouth, Lincoln and Iloldrege, stores we
have the precedence over compeditor.s for the following reasons:
We buy from N. V. manufacturers direct; we buy our Underwear,
Hosiery, etc., direct from the Mills; we pay cash and ask no favors;
our goods were shipped on cut rates at one fourth the usual cost,
,hese are the reasons why we
Undersell Our Com peel iters
because we own our goods ior less money than they do. Should you
want anything in a first class
for yourself and children, or a
NOBBY HAT, NECKWEAR FURNISHING
G-OODS A-2nTID SHCO30S.
or an thing apptrtaing to
MENS' OF! BOYS' WEAfl
Call on us, we give you what you pay for
No Misrepresentations.
TWO DOORS
-Extend a cordial invitation to all
i IS? I3!
Lb
LINK :-: OF :-: GOODS
. For the spring and summer trade. We take pride in showing a handsome line of
Dress Goods, White Goods,
Hamburg and Swiss Embroideries,
Buttons, Dress Trimming, Shawls Jerseys
Hosiery, rtibtbons Etc.
-A FIRSS-CLAS8 LINE-
Are you aware that we carry a complete line of
WENS, LADIES and CHILDRENS SHOES.
"Wc carry as large a stock as is carried in the city to which we
INVITE - YOUR - ATTENTION.
It will pay you to look through our line of
Glass and Queensware,
Dinner and Chamber Sots.
We have a large anJ well selected stock of
Plain - and - Decorated - Ware,
Of the best French and English makes.
5-
loney.
"WEST OF O,
to come and look through their-
She ghttxnwuth gfcchfo jtrald
KNOTTB BBOS.,
PblLher & Proprietors.
CITY BRIEFS.
From Wednesday's Daily.
"Wonder if the fat -man with the
straight haadled sjoon was satisfied to
-cream enough, last night.
The watches we give as premiums
we bought X)f our iewelry men of this
city and are warranted first class.
The subject for the prayer meeting
at the Presbyterian church next Monday
nisjht will le "True Kepentance."
The jury was dismissed this merning
fre-ra the district court as there will be no
more cases requiring their services.
Now is your chance to get a watch,
bring us 15 yearly cash subscribers to
the Daily Herald, and have a good
watch.
Miss Anna Murphy was made a pres
ent of a verv urfcttv wreath formed of
apple blossoms, by one of her pupils yes
terday. All members of tho Band of Hope
are requested to meet at ths regular
meeting, Thursday afternoon at four
o'clock in the Methodist church.
One of our town fishermen made a
a boast vesterdav to some of tho bovs
that he had caught two hundred fish on
one hook and line. "We-ndcr how.
The teachers of the different school
are making preparations for the cxamin
ationg which will take place fchortly be
fore the close of the schools for the sum
mer vacation.
J. AV. Sage id building an addition,
12x24. to his house on Sixth street. lie
will also build on the top of the old
house and put on a square roof over the
whole building.
Fred Ebingcr lost $65 bet wen Bau
master's store and K. Doyey's residence
The finder will be liberally rewarded
should he return the money to J. It. Cox's
hardware store or to thin office.
Tho city ordinances which were re
vised by the council and printed by the
Journal Co., which are now the only
ordinances tho city is governed by at
present, remain secuuteu in the rear
sanctum of the express for the last two
or three weeks marked C. O. D.
"We learn that Mr. Clark who is at
present the proprietor of the nrt gallery
at the rear f Mr. Carruth's jewelry store,
is dissatisfied with the amount of busi
ness the Plattsmouth peeple have afford
ed him, and he ii making preparations at
present to leava the city. He has leased
the gallery to Mr. Cutler, his present em
ployer, who will run tho business on his
own hook. Patronize him.
The case- of the State vs. Gering &
Co., was brought up in court yesterday
before Judge Chapman. Gering was
fund guilty of selling liquor to Charley
Ellis without a permit. Ramsey & Ger
ing were for the defense, and A. Becson
for the prosecution. The jury remained
out only srshort time when they brought
in a verdict against Gering & Co. The
judge has not" yet assesed the fine, which,
in a case the nature of this one cannot be
less than $100 and not more than $500.
The fallowing was clipped freni the
Omaha Republican of today: "Chica
go, May 1. It has been reported tonight
that the great strike on the C., B. & Q
railroad has betn declared off. The
statement is that at a meeting of leaders
here today it was decided that the strike
was lost and that the general grievance
committee ehou-d J; convened without
delay to formally make euch declaration.
Before Chief Arthur left for Cleveland
tonight he was asked abouP the report,
but he detiihrd to talk."
. We are happy to say in behalf of
the young ladies of the Young Ladies'
jje!it;cr ltoom, that their social last eve
ning at'the K. of l- ual1 "Ut every ex
pectation both financially aiut 1lly.
Tile most satisfaction was expressed last
night on the arrangements made for the
social and the orderly manner in which
it was conducted. Almost invariably at
sociables in this city, where a program of
musical selections or readings are to be
rendered, people are seated around in a
confused manner, and when a person
wishes to address their audience, a large
number are sitting with their backs to
them and talking away loud enough to
drown the speaker's utterances, and it is
also very disagreeable to singers, who
are obliged to strain their voices to make
people confident of their presence. This
was not so last night, as the seats were
arranged in good shape so that it proved
more satisfactory to oil. Miss Eva
Sherman officiated in the chair, and an
nounced in the early part of the evening
before any part was taken in any games'
r refreshments served, that the enter
tainment would commence. Solos by
Misses Anna Murphy, Gertie Kcrney and
Mr. W. A. Derrick were well rendered,
Miss Paul and Mrs. Campbell sang a
duett which was much appreciated by
alL Recitations were given by Misses
Lulu Simpson, Eva Sherman, and little
Allie Burn, and ' Mr. John Hartigan,
which were much appreciated. -The
young ladies cleared about $23.
Fnyn-Tuesday's l.tily.
It. B. Windham and J.- S. Mathews are
in Omaha today.
Mr. J.S.'ltouse,f Greenwood, is iu
the city visiting his daughter, Mrs. J. S.
Mathews.
Mrs. E. P. Itockwood has returned
home from her visit to tho New England
States.
Mr. Irvin Armstrong aud wife, of
CVcston, is in the city visiting his brother
Mr. A. Armstrong.
The quarterly seryices which were to
be held in the M. E. church on Sunday
last, were postponed until Suuday the
Cth.
Wm. Alhin, a boy sixteen years of
nge was brought befere Judge Rusell
today and was sentenced to the reform
school.
Dr. Salisbury is fixing up hi. -4 oflicc
in good shape. He is papering and
clcnuing house and the room has a bright
er appearance than it had n few days
- .
ago.
Notice is given in the advertise
ment of F. Herrmann & Co.. on this page
ef Tim Hkkai.'j, that a dissolution of
partnership will take place about the 1st
of June, of 'thai firm! '
Weber u Brckenfiehl, saloon ke( p
eis, dissolved partnership yesterday.
Prckeiifield will discontinue in that line
et ousiuess, and wtoer will lake lit
liusuess in his own 'hands.
The case of the Connecticut Savin-'
Bank vs. Samuel Schlottman, et. al. wn
before the district court yesterday, but
owing to the non-appearance of their
prominent witnesses, the cato continued
until Monday.
A new musical swciety et voung
people has lately been organized. It is
a singing society, and was nrst named a
glee -club, but it appears tho Dutch ele
ment was too strong and it consequent l v
assumes tha name now of Saengerbund.
J lie saloon ot i'eter Alumm was
closed last evening, he having disposed
of the business about the 5th of March.
Posession will be taken immediately and
the saloon will be opened again as soon
as arrangements are made with parties to
take charge.
A pleasant surprise was made for
Miss Kiltie ITartigan last Saturday even
inir in the way of a party. About twen
ty-one of her young friends were organ
ized into a body, and after all arrange
ments were made they started for the
residence of M. A. Hartigan, whore they
remained until a late hoar, all participat
ing in the usual amusements.
-A tramp was arrested this morning
about 11 o'clock by city niarshail Malick.
and taken-to the cooler. The man insist
ed on entering a house on Fifth street
where he was refused entrance. Tin-
woman to whom he made threats when
she would net admit him, sent for Ma
lick, who immediately returned with the
boy and arrested hiin. He is now in jail.
The ladies of St. Luke's Guild held
their social last evening at Mr. Leonard'
art gallery. A large number of young
and old were present, and all expressed
themselves as having upent an enjeyablc
evening. Refreshments were served after
all had thoroughly enjoyed the-different
rames indulged in. The social was a
O CD
success both socialiy and financially, and
the ladies wish to thank Mr. Leonard
heartily for his mark of generosity in
donating to thcia the pleasant rooms
which proved to be so favorable for tlto
occasion. "
Richard" Rivet t left yesterday morn
ing for Lincoln, where he intends" to
move his familv and reside iu the future.
We are sorry to see Dick take his depart
ure frsia his old honvj, Plattsmouth, but
we hope he may be successiul in his new
adventure. The members f the Glee
Club will ever remember him as a jovial
fellow and tiie fun he has made for them
but he can never be forgiven by a cer
tain one of tho members who suffered
considerable agony on account of his
- '"lit resting on a prominent feature
of his one night while the club was away
from heme.
From Monday'a Daily, "
Last Saturday evening a small party
;t;mntfl trlr,,! wnrfl nrpftpnt unci
a good time .was the' result. The Glee
Club rendered a few selections which
were enjoyed by all present.
Following is a list of the delegates
c.,tni.l.iT 4-n tlio TJerinhhrnn
CICl Lt-'.i t.'tllUiMuj v.., "'1 ; I
County Convention to be held at Weep-
:iir. -r- -.ti. from F.bd.t Mile
lil" 11 nici. . ii- t " ' ,
Grove: Sam Barker, J. II Becker, C. J.
Mavfield. C. Ilennins?, Lewis Schuc-ider,
Lewi Barker, j. Xeverraan.
The case of Maud Emery was brought
ur in court asrain this morninj' before
Jude Chapman, who gave a decision
that the nuisance must bs abated; that
Miss Emtry must quit keeping a house
of ill-fame or be compelled to leave the
city. No fine was assessed, Miss Emery
payiug t .e costs of prosecution.
--"VVe understand that Charles Tettee,
who. a number of years ago served his
time in the IIkrald office as a printer, is
making arrangements at his new home in ,
Ogdcn, Utah ,yaud weekly
paper; Frem wh '' rfA'arley,
lis.has always-been a Z qs
us
young man, and the peopit.
vv7 of
PlatUaiouth join in heartily
J 1 KM : a 1. 1 in wi.Iung Tor Jum every v os.si-
lle success in his new field of labor.
Several coV which have been nl
lowed to run at large around the eiiy of
late, have put uu end to their freedom
and fun iuce Saturday, as they have an
gered tha force of school teachers of the
high school. After all the troubh' they
have gone to already this season in' im
proving their grounds, we do not won
der at it at all, and we hope they may set;
that the law is enforced. The cows ere
ated hayoc upon the ground.- yesuruay,
ruining a number of the cedar of
"Teachers Avnue." and n number of
other trees which were set out a few day
ag-. It the law can not be enforced to
protect their grounds, they propose to
arm themselves and resort to lyneh law
A change has been nitidis on the II. &
M. division of the ('., J. A: Q. by the pro
motion of several of tiieir men -vvithiu
the- last few days and which will tak'i ef
fect tomorrow. May lt. Mr. D. Hawks-
worth, 'master mechanic, has been pro
moled to Superintendent Motive Power,
car department, headquarter Platrs
moth; E. S. Greusel, promoted from
foreman of the machine shops to Master
Mechanic, headquarters at Plattsmouth;
J. C. Salisbury, promoted to Master Me
chanic of the northern division, head
quarters Lincoln; A. 15. Pine, Muter
Mechanic, southern division, headquar
ter at Wymore; A. B. Archibald, Master
Mechanic of the wcbtern tli vision, head
quarters at MeCook.
A certain young lady of this city
narrowly escaped a terrible deuth yester
day morning while in the act of starting
a fire in a steve with the dangerous kind
ling, coal oil. Nearly every day ac
counts are seen in different paper of
people who die a horrible death in this
very way, yet, every day do people who
read of those accidents continue to use
this dangerous fluid in tho same. way.
Fortunately, thu young lady of whom
we speak was standing at a considerable
distance from the tove, at the time1 of
the explosion, r.o th:;t she escaped serious
injury, yet not without a mark to remind
her again. The once raven bangs are
somewhat shorter and schorched, and the
eye-brows are still there, yet not so prom-'
iufiit, but still, after all her lo.-s, the
young lady considers herself quite for
tunate. We trust people here may take
warning before another accident may oc
cur in this way.
From KaturdayV Iai.'y.
Judge Applegatc, of Tecumsah, who
has been presiding over the court litre
for a number of days in the absence of
Judge Chapman, returned home last eve
ning, Judge Chapman having arrive:!.
The Greenwood Leader of this week
says that next week will be its last isue
in Greenwood as it will then emigrate to
to pastures new. Mr. Keithley, the pro
prietor, ii a good printer and he has
made the Ltarfcr a good paper, and we
are sorry to lose him from our exchanges
livery once in a while in .passing up
and down the streets, we hear a crowd of
men uing a great deal of profane lang
uage, regardU -ns'ot who is naming or
There is a law against profane language
ind if the law was inforced and some of
you men and boys arrested and fined you
would feel very cheap.
Richard Rivett, a member of the
Glee Club, and a popular ycung man iu
the city, has made up his mind to leave
Plattsmouth next Monday. He will
move to Lincoln from here where tie will
tart in the butcher business. The boys
of the Glee Club have promised to sere
nade Dick if he will cut off a slice of
Porter House steak for the champion
"pie-biter" who is always hungry. V
are sorry to see him go, but wish him
succcs
It is said that a young man named
Kaiser, who li ves near this city, adver
tised for a v.i'e in a matrinional journal
some time a so. He received a re, iy to
the advertisement and went to s.-cur
tt.. i 1.,.- 1 ,o
with lam on ins rirst trip, out it a
that on 1.5 second trip, which h-j too.i
nr foli. sprnicil the rrize. II' vftS o.n
jn town with his wife since th--ir return.
Never forget to be a gen'd -m in, it
costs no more than to be uirg'.-ntlcm inly. If
VOu pass'a lady on the street raise your hat
Tf n r-r a lady ill need. ClOii I iHii
to
i tJ
offer her your aMance, you
n?s
the
will
.;n n--ver be forgotten bv her, ana
consciousness of having done right:
' ' : " - - ry - -
amply repay you. It these men wno stood
in front of a saloon yesterday had fol
lowed this advice, instead of making in-
descent remarks about ladic-s as they cross
ed the streets and laughed at a l.vly as
i - l - . . . .. 4 , .. . . n . . . i i f
SilC was CllIlU'lULJ in-o ;i j. o iii " ''n""!
would of added very materially to their
geutlemanly qualifications.
-The judges and clerks in the Third
ward, were sworn in today iu a peculiar
manner, un tlie opening 01 me pun,
one of the prominent ward workers, en
tering the room said: "Gentlemen, have
von been sworui"' On receiving a nega
tive reply said, "you will please hold up
y- - v..
adi.;:,.: . . . ;.. .jiwath: " V ,.
aoh :n;..y i. ., ..r th..t you have Ut-Vi
tak n part im any primary election wit a
ono A. N. O'SuHivan and one M. B.
O'Murphy to the dttriment ot the Amer
ican people, mid that you know nothing
of A. N. O'Sull: van's new piimary ward
bex." "Gettknicn, you are qualified."
This certainly insuivs a fuir election at
the primaries to day in the bloody Third
ward.
A very pleasant surprise was given
Mr. Fred Gorder last evening at his home.
In the early part of the evening he was
nbsi nt from the hou.-e, but when every
thing wan anangtd he was sent for and
the scheme worked like a charm. It wan
a big surprise to Mr. G order. lie did
not dream that a birthday party was in
More for him last night, as today is his
fiftieth birthday, but for some remans
better known to the people who got up
the party, they desired to carry out their
plans la.'t night. About fcixty people
were present and a most enjoyable even
ing waa pi nt, and the crowd did not
disperse until the t-niull hours of tho
morning. A number of very handsome;
presents were given, ns follows: A gold
pen and hohlr, silver cup nnd saucer,
arm chair, bread plate, Swiss broom hold
er, and other articles.
The fcuiJlowcr social which was held
at the opera house last evening was at-uc-crss
in every way. Owing to tho disa
gi ueablo nij4,ht, a great number, no doubt,
remained at home, who would have put
in appearance had every tiling been fayor
able and added much mole life to tho
ullair, but as it was, considering all, tho
event was a very enjoyable one to all
present. A large number of artificial
suntlowcrs were neatly arranged in tho
center of the n om which made u splen
did appearance, showing up above every
thing tlse. Refieshnitnts were served in
abundance, and'ice cream, the first of tho
season, w as partaken of freely. Th pro
gram of music-, though not lengthy, was
an enjoyable one. Miss Paul, Mrs. Wag-m-r,
Mrs. Mergers, Miss Johnson and Miss
Gas favored tho audience with a number
of selections on the piano, which were
much appreciated by all. The zither
duets, which were well rendered by Mrs.
( lurk and Mrs. McPherson, denerve special
mention, as they were loudly encored.
Miss Waterman and Mrs. Wagner gave ft
violin and piano se'ection and were well
applauded. Mrs. Windham sang a solo
and was assisted iu the chorous by the
doubb: quartette. Miss Paul and Mr. J.
1. Pollock favored the audience with a
duet and Mr. Pollock and Mr. W. A.
Derrick each sang koIoh. The receipts
amounted to over 80.00 and the ladies
of the Presbyterian church were well sat
isfied in everyway.
A Frightful Skin Disease.
Suf.'orlnES Intense. Head Nearly
Raw. Body Covered with Sores.
Cured by the Cuticura Remedies.
Menu Stkvknh & JiHUNKU, Monroe, N . O.
llKiit Sins : Alxnit two months ao, on
your reeoiuinriidalioii, I houlit a liottle of
('a'ieura Itesolvfiiit. one lox (Jut'eura .Salve,
ami om cake ot ( utieiira !oap. for my aon,
a;.'.--cl thirteen eai, w lio lias lieen afllicteil with
ecenia for a loi.fi lime, ami I am pleaded to any
i lint I I. cleave the remedies liae cured him.
Ills taillei nigs wen; intense, hin bead belief
eariy raw. hie ears lieinj; none except the
i -. e, and his body was covered with sores.
H is coiniit ion was frightful to beheld. The
sores have now ail disappeared, hi.t skin In
he:, It by, f yen bright, cheerful In disposition,
and i woruiMK ev-eiy day. My ne Khl-ois are
v.iiues-e-s to ibis remarkable cure, ami tb
doubling oaes are reouest 'd to call or write
me. or any of my neighbors.
WM. H. S'l KI'HKNSOX
Wiue'iester P. O., Union Co., N. C.
MoMioE. N. C, Oct. 29, 188T.
1'i:k I'otti:i: I)j:l; ami Cjik.micai. (Jo. :
; :m nK.-.n.s, : Mr. Win. H. Mrphenson, of
this county, brought bis son to town today to
b t us nee him, and to Khow ui what Cuticura
l.'emedies had done for him. This is the cafe
referred to i!i -.ur b tter to yu noqio time ago.
1 o bx.k at tie; boy now one wouid n ppoe that
the re had never been anything the matter with
him sci ins to be in perfi ct health. We have
wr,tten and herewith ene use w hat nis father
ln.s to say aliout the matter, wrote it Just as
he chelated.
We are rel:iii (jiilte a. fj'iaritlty of Cuticura,
!'e'i:cclies and hear n hiiiir but praise for
them. We re,:;. id the C uticura i:emedie the
he, i-i ;be n-aiket, ai:d shall do all we can to
promote llicir Kule. Voum 'Irulv.
s: KVKNs & j:i;1;nkr,
JJi iiL'ui.sts and l'liarinae-lsts.
(iy,!
( fit So
C'L"! o i c
iiiternal!:
i if i n ii:
serotula.
i: . tbe erp-.,r skin cure, aud C.'vti
r prepared fr eu it, externally, and
a litX'LVEvr. the new blood pur tier,
v. lire si po.it !v earn for every form
nl Woo-l uisea'es from pimple te
Sob
evcrvwiirie. l riee, CCTICt'RA, V)H. :
:-oa i'. 2"c .- Uks, u.vkm . i 1. rrepared by the
i'"i rut Uklu a.no CiiKMiCAL Co., Huston,
.Mass,
Send for "How to Cnn! skin I)iseaei!."
CI ! ;v; -s, .'0 iiiuitiatioiis, a ikI J 00 testimonial.
P' Tvl i''i Mack-heads, red. rough, chapped
LJlA (d! ' SJv in l:re Veil : I'd l-v C 1 ri It --it A
OA l".
The liistjesi-iiitr ene'-ze, eceeze, sneeze, the
aeri !, watery d.sii.:r;res from tho eyes itnd nose
t!io paiofal iiill'iinma'Jon extending to the
l!:rut, the Mvi-ilii, ef the ir.uceus Ilnliig,
e ia-.i.!' elioxi-.K sM:sati :ri, cou"h. jlntrinc
n.- i : s in tlie bead and -p!ittiii headacbe,
h.r.v f.'.:i'.:!Iar tbeseVynijitcins are to thoUBaads
wVt : litfer Jieliodieai! y f;ei:i liead Colds er in
llaei.za, ai.d w ho live la ignorance of the fact
taat a sii.b- appli :at:on ( f Ha ror.b'i Kabi
cai. Cl::.". i-oic CAiAii.m wiil afToiU iasiaa-.-oi:s
reib' f,
tL-s iieattn. ;.t i:i cases cf i-iinpte catanh
y ves bat a feir.t idea ':f w hat this remedy will
eo iii the c-l.i -.i.-.ie f'Taiv. where the breathing
K iih-'ructe'l iy ci:ek nz. putrid macou ac
eutieii :;!o!;s. t he heat i:ir a.'leeted. smell and
t -.-re ;'!. e. throat tileei; ted ailll ilT'CktriP COUSll
.'i-i l i.tiiy fa-tei.i- a iis-if t'p jti the debilitated.
r'.v-ti-M. Tberj it - th t tie: iiiarvellous ftira-
tlVU li'i-M-r ot SA Sp.idl S KAOIeAL. CtftK
m:-'.:! -sft n
r.-iief. t'u:
It i- sapid,
eif !; ln-
te.neous and (rrateful
b-L' ns In;m the li-t aoplie.tioD.
radical, permanent, economical.
sai-i.
SANKorto's II nifAL Cure consist of ne
b i:t ie of t be It a Die i. C it h k, one box Catak-
HHAl, SOLVENT and all IMI'K'IVKII I.1HJ1LFR ;
price, fi. I'on ku Dtfi; t Cmeiimical Co,
iJOSTOA.
PAINS and WEAKNESSES
OF l'EMALE3
x5h. Inftant'v relieved by the Cuticura
Anti-Pain Plaster, a ie, mci
t v 3;.trreeaPie, iiistalilttiieouB aid ltifalli-T;---5-
bl pain-kiliing plaster, especially
f" '-r-,: adapted tn idieve Female i'aioa aad
T- Weakiiesses. Warranted vantly ea-
i trior to all other plasters, and tie mnit per
fect Antidote to i'al i. Inflammation and
We Uiie-s yet compounded. At all druirjrisM.
2". cents ; five f r ?l.t0; or, postage free, 'ef
l'oiruI)iit' a.nu Cuekival (Jo , boston,
Mass.