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WEEKLY HERALD: PLATTSMOUTH. NEBRASKA. OCTOBER 2 1890.
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We are runuin onr store at less expense this year than ever hefore anal aare marking;
our goods with less profit than we have ever alone. We are offering: nothing hut first-class
new goools anal are selling them cheaper than you can buy second class goods elsewhere.
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Dress Goods.
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36 in. all wool Dress Flannels 40c
40 in all wool Ilabit Cloth, COc
40 in all wool Beiges, Cue
36 in all wool Henriettas, 40c
36 in Striped Serges 35c
40 in all wool Serges, . 60c
46 in all wsol Serges, 90c
Linen Dep't
We are showing extra values in
Table Linens at 25c, .35c, 40c and
60c.
Bleach Damasks at 60c, 75c,
85c $1.00, $1.25 and $1.50.
Full lins of Towels, iNapkins
and Crashes at popular prices.
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A full 10 4 White Blanket -
A full 10-4 white all-wool Blauket,
A full 10-4 white extra fine quality blanket,
A full 11-4 white all wool blanket,
Full 1 nes of Greys and Scarlet Blankets at bed rock prices
Comicrts from 75c to 34.50 each.
$1.00 per pair
3.75
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. 25 dozen extra heavy all wool Ladies' Hose at 25c per pair, fully
worth 35c
Special good values in Ladies' Hose, all wool at 35c, 40c and 50c
per pair.
Full lines of Children's and Misse Wool Hose. Boys' school
and bicycle Hose at way down prices.
In this line we have overdone ourselves and arc showing the
largest and best selected stock ever shown in Cass county comprising
everything in Jackets, long and short Cloaks, Plnsh Garments for
ladies misses and children. Parties in need ot anything in the Wrap
line should not fail in looking over our stock before purchasing as
they will be amply rewarded by so doing.
Space does not permit us to quote prices but we guarantee to un
dersell everybody in the city in this line.
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Underwear.
25c buys a good ribbed vest
worth 35c.
50c buys our popular Merino
Vests and Punts will compare fav
orably with any 65c Vest shown in
the city.
Our 1 Scarlet Vest and Pants
are extra weights and values and
at the price are cheap.
Our 1.50 scarlet Vest and
Pants are beauties and are very
fine quality.
At 75c we are showing extra
heavy Balbriggan Vests and Pants
in black only.
Full lines of ladis Union Suits,
ladieb' all wool Saxony Vests in
white and 6carlet, full lines and
good values.
Full lines of children's Under
wear in greys, scarlets and white.
FRED HERRMANN,
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I hereby certify that the foregoiDg is a
true copy of the delinquent real estate
tax list of Cass county, Nebraska, for tLe
year 1889. Wm. II. Cushing.
County Treasurer;
A Pleasant Anniversary at Murray
Merrily rang tiie marriage be Is if
not the marriage bells the merry voices
of the many friends and neighbors of
Mr. and Mrs. . Loughridge, who had
gathered at their home last Saturday af
ternoon to celebrate their twentieth wed
ding anniversary. The plan which was
gotten up by theiadiosof Murray and
vicinity was a success and effectually
surprised Mr. and Mrs. Loughridge, re
minding them of early days, the rapid
flight of time and the high esteem in
which they are held by their friends and
neighbors and will be to them one of
the bright spots on the sombre pages of
life. About fifty were present and did
justice to the bountiful supper prepared
by friends for the occasion.
Wm. Loughridge was married Septem
ber 28th, 1870, to Agnes Miller. Two
boys were born of this union and are
living today to gladden the home.
They came to Murray about six years
ago and by industry and economy they
have made a beautiful home, and by in
tegrity and courtesy many friends who
not only congratulate them on this anni
versary but wish them many more to
follow. The beautiful china tea s t,
which was carefully selected, and n-
sented by their numerous friends, tou th
er with other pieces of china, will t
them a happy remembrance of this i.
anniversary, and the beautiful lam:. -
sented to them at this time will bi ..'
them pleasant memories of ihe
Behold how good and how pleasm.L ". !
is for brethren to dwfll in unity.
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Wedding Bonds
ltev. liaira omciatea last eveninsr in
his usual impressive manner at the pleas
antest wedding of the year, wherein Mr.
Milton .N . Griffith was united with the
holy ties that bind, to Miss Laura Ship-
rnan, the accomplished and highly re
spected daughter of Dr. Shipman of this
city, at the family residence of the Doct
or on West Locust street.
The groom is one of Plattsmouth's
j best and steadiest young men, is a first
class job printer, being the foreman of
Tiie Herald job rooms at the present
time; and unlike many printers, he has
no bad habits.
The bride looked yery pretty in a
neatly made cream Henrietta, with a
beautiful corsage boquet of light blush
roses, while the groom was not unpre
possessing in conventional black.
Over eighty guests, comprising some
of our best people, with many from
abroad, were present, end enjoyed the
festivities, especially the wedding supper,
which was a delicious repast, well
befitting so happy an occasion. Lew
Moore was there with his delightful bou
quets of fragrant roses, in fact a wedding
without Mr. Moore would b an anamoly
indeed. A wealth of silver, china and
glassware for the table with numerous
articles useful nd ornament d were pre-
sented,to the bride at the hands of many
friends. The groom has already fitted
out and furnished a cozy home in the
northern part of the city, to which place
they adjourned after the evening's gaie
ties and where they will at once enter
upon the prosaic duties of house-keep
ing.
Tiik IIekald force from the proprie
tor down to the devil extend their
heartiest congratulations and earnest
best wishes for future happiness and
prosperity.
J. C. Peterson returned this morninf
from Sioux City where he has been in
att'ndance at the corn palace. Mr.
Peterson says if Plaltsmouth people
knew what it was to be seen at the corn
palace many would be in attendance?
Th.i palace is far better than last year,
and 's indeed a marvel.
In District court one case was filed to
day: XV. II. Martin vs. Wm. Gilmore,
suit for 500 damages.
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