Till; i)A!LY likUALD, PLATTSMOUTH, NEP.UASKA, FRIDAY, OCTOltE 11 7, 1SS7.
EIji plattamoutl) Dailji Ucratt.
PERSONAL.
I5L NOTTS BEOS.
Publishers & Proprietors.
A 8allNlary Ilcnl 1:1, In llock-
VTOOtl Illllldlllg.
The Johnson block on Cth struct is
about ready for the carpenters.
The Ho:ngorfcKt is oyer, but Platts-
mouth will continue in her prosperity,
so much the better known for the occa
sion. Those Wheeling Stogies at "Warrick's
arc fine, 3 for 5 cts. d-4t
The Tacuniseh Journal remarks
"The Texas robber who made the stage visiting his brother,
Mrs. J. 1. Young and sinter, went up
to Omaha to-day.
C.'A. Woofley, of Greenwood, came
in last evening.
C. C. Parmcle returned from Grand
Island last evening.
Dr. Shipman was a passenger to
Omaha this morning.
Mr. C. C. McPhcrson returned this
morning from Louisville.
Mr. Ronton and Samuel McClinic, of
Eagle, are in the city to-day.
Miss Julia Herrmann, of Watertown.
Wis., is in the city visiting her brother
Fred.
Elias Sage returned this morning
from Auhurn, Neb., where he has been
days" (spectacular) for the 13th, "Ten with the sight of his man and arrested
Ni.rhta in a liar Uocin" for the 10th and him,
and "Cora Van Tassel" for the 24th.
For Febuary "Edwin Stewart" is first
anil will appear ti.o 20th. "Pauline
Markhatu" is booked tor the 27tlr.
For March. "Gardiner's 'Zo.o'" (spec
tacular Co.) will bpp-:ir the 12th, and
"Kniirhts of Labor Co" is down for the
21st.
Everybody Run-
This afternoon at 2 o'clock the first
good fire alarm of th . season was sound
ed, and Main street v, :s immediately in
great commotion. Doctors, lawyers.
grocerymen, dry goods men, harnessmen,
ex-jurymen, judges, candidate, editors,
reporters, printers and boys were all on
the run
Calbert did not know Mr. Eikenbay,
and when his visit was made known to
him he could do uothinir but "cJim
along" and the sheriff arrived here will
his man this morning, and a preliminary
hearing was had this afternoon before
Judge Russell, and the trial set for next
Tuesday at 10 a. in.
On searching Calbert, SherillEikeubary
found $4011.50 in cash on his person
w hich Calbert turned over to Mr. Denton,
who was very much pleased with the
sheriff's successful trip.
jk IES rs
AT
The Last Night.
T i i J Mil
ijasi evening was me last one ot tlie
gieat Nebraska Sangcrfest. It opened
with a proirriMmne of music aud sonir at
Lvcryhody headed lor VV ash- the opera house, and Mrs. "Webber of
briver give up his Waterbury watch dc
serYCs to be compelled to keep the thing
wound up."
Mrs. Longcnliagc-n has two acres of ,
land in Smith's addition iy the li. & M.
railroad, also five acres in Merccrville,
and w ill sell all together or in acre lots,
on easy terms. Call at this office.
Tha visiting sjengerbund societies
took their way this morning, and with
them goes pleasaut recollections of tin
prosperous and beautiful city of Platts
jnouth. "Wanted Men to grub out streets in
South Park. Apply to
St 11. 11. "WlKDnAM.
October is the most pleasant and
Mrs. J. F. Johnson and Mrs. Ed
Olive returned this moining from their
trip to St. Louis. They report haying a
fine time.
Pierce Love returned yesterday from
a visit in Indiana, lie was visiting at
a city whore natural gas is used for every
thing, and soys that wood can be
bought for 75c. a cord.
ington avenue. A IIi;uAi.r reporter was
on the ground and tiu 2nd ward hook
and ladder was the l;rt fire destroyer in
motion, and it was followed by the 2nd
ward hose cart, but the hook and ladder
Lincoln, the PlattMiiouth glee club and
the I J. te M. band were the great shining
lights of the evening once more. Al
though the audience Wits not so bilge as
the even ng before the music is said to
have been better. At 10 o'clock the eon
A little child of S. Wise is re
ported sick with croup.
The first car on the Fremont street
railway was run yesterday.
The w ind handled more more real
estate to-day than the dealers.
"Water service pipes were placed in
wagon didn't go very far as the cry
"all out" made the t. .-rtion to pull itun
necessary, but the F. I'. Wliite hose com
pany proceeded to the .-cvne of the blaze
and extinguished all the lire.
The cause of the alarm was the catch
ing fire of a frame iluvl near the brick
and terra cotta works. The slud stood
very close to williams" oil house, but the
fire was promptly extinguished by worl
men near, or a hot fire would have been
the result, for the lire department .could
cf cert ended and the people proceeded to
to r itgeralu s hall where a grand ball
was indulged in. The Uohcuiian band
furnished the muie.
The floor was com-tant'y crowded and
tne nau lull, JJ.incing continued till a
late hour and the saengerfest ended, hav
ing been a grand success in every par-fcul-ir,
and all members of the saengcr
bund seem to be well satisfied with
PlaUsmouth un 1 their reception.
Not Dead.
It wr.s reported that "Uozarro", the
Ind:an Medic. le man. who was here last
beautiful month of the year, and it seems tlie Empire meat market to-day.
to have been made so, that the people
could prepare for the savage winter. So
if you have nny repairs to make ou your
residence property, now is tho time to do
it, and, by the way, don't forget to lay
the side walk.
The Omaha band were out on a sere
nading tour last nljlit. After the con
cert they proceeded to the residence of
Dr. Livingston where they played several
selections, and were handsomely treated
by the doctor. From here they proceed
ed to the residences of our German citizens.
"Warrick in agent iu this city for
danger of a lire in Plattsmouth with our
An infant child of Conductor Apple
gate is reported sick with scarlet fever.
A divorce case'inthe district' court present hose companies,
to-day of Amiek vs. Amick was contin
ued till the neut term of court.
--If you have friends east who desire
tj make money, inyite them west. A
young man was arrested in Chicago la.vt
week for making half dollars.
C. J I. Marsh, a young man of Juni
ala, Adams county, while out hunting
the,othcr day, shot two fingers and the
thumb from his left hand.
One man charged with drunkenness
and being disorderly, was tried before
hirdly have arrived in time to prevent ycar wRS lerd mt ,,0 has ,.(.Umu.(i usso.
the catching of the oil shed as tho wind i ,.., n,. -v- ii;,,rr s. r
favored the fire. Cut the boys were very Washington. D. C. and has parlors at
prompt in getting to the hose and under the Perkill3 IIouS, t pared to treat ail
ordinary circumstances there is not much ci,ron:c Jiases with guaranteed success.
d & w. 1
m n a i i i -i I
lanseus cigars mey are uic pest ami are Judge Matilc.ws this morning. lie was
guaranteed. d&w-lt lmeJ anJ COat whk.,l ut lilst .lccoUnts
-Every one buying a dollars worth of I had not been paid.
goods and over will receive a chance on
an elegant sewing machine to be drawn
Christmas Eve.
Petek Mekges.
A level-headed writer has just given
publicity to the following: One third
of the fools in the country think they
can beat the lawyers in expounding the
law; one half think they can beat the
doctors healing the sick, two-thirds of
them think they can beat the minister in
preaching the gospel; and all of them
know they can beat the editor in running
the newspaper.
Pick out the piece of Real Estate yo
want and then call for price and terms
upon Windham & Davies. Over Bank
of Cass Co. IStf.
Bill Nye writes to a bald-headed
friend, who asks his advice about hair
restoratives, as follows: "Take your hair
invigoratormoney and buy a town lot
in a growing town that supports its home
paper and advertises and goe3 ahead and
The first duck hunting paity of the
season was out yesterday. It was com
posed of A. Y. White, Dr. F. G. Friekie,
W. II. Baker and J. P. Autil. They
crossed the river in the morning and
spent the day at Hollo way lake, return
ing last evening with a fair supply ol
ducks for the early time of the duck
hunting season.
Dr. N. Spaulding Smith late of
Washington, D. C, the most emminent
specialist and orthoepedic surgeon of the
day has parlors at the Perkins House and
will remain only two weeks treating
with assured success all chronic and
surgical diseases aud deformities.
Those Proposals.
Since the rejection of the proposals for
the sewerage presented at a September
meeting of the conne'l, on account of
deficiencies, the board of public works
has been advertising for new bills for
sewearge. The bids were opened yester
day. At first there were three bids cast,
those of Shaw, Mulholland & Downing,
et Kansas City; bhannou cc Co., oi
Nebraska City and II. C. McMackin of
Plattsmouth, but II. C. McMacken with
drew his bid and on'y the two were left.
The bids were as follows:
12 in. pipe for inlet, est. SOc; S. M.
& D., 80e; S. fc Co., 77c. 15 in. pipe
est. !;S. M. & D. 1; S. & Co. 93c.
71 inch sewer, est. 12; S. M. & D. $12;
S. & Co. !?lo.72. 5 J ft. brick sewer, et.
$7.50; S. M. &Co. 7.50; S. & Co. 7.23.
4 J ft. brick sewer, est. 5; S. M. & D. 5;
S. & Co. $-1.80. Manhole, est. 40; S.
M. & D. -10; S. &, Co. 37.00. Same
per foot. est. 4: S. M. & D. 4; S. &
Co. . Iulet "A", S. M. & D. 35; S.
3c Jo. $ . inlet "li", . 31. S 1J. 3o;
S. ic Co. . Cast iron per lb., est. 4c;
S. M. & D. Gc; S. & Co. Sc. Wrought
iron per lb., S. M. & D.lOc; S. & Co. 10c.
Flush tank, S. M. & D. 24; S. & Co.
24. Price per cu. yd. concrete, S. M. &
D. G; S. & Co. 6. Price per cu. yd.
in
fer
Balyeat's Fig Tonic.
Balyeat's Fig Tonic Cures chronic
digestion.
Balyeat's Fig Tonic is especially
weak and delicate women.
Balyeat's Fig Tonic, not onjj relieves,
but cures
Balyeat's Fig Tonic removes all impur
ities of the blood.
Balyeat's Fig Tonic is a mild :iud gen
tle laxati e; with its use, strength and
ambition will return r nd a healthy glow
will brighten the complexion. Price 50c
and 1. Money cheerfully refunded if
the above is not'substnntiatcd by trial.
For Lile bv W. J. Warrick.
BOECK & BIRDSALLS.
WIE SOLD
Sixteen Thousand Dollars
Worth
-op-
BOOTS AND
Last year, and it low prices will sell goods;
this year.
wo intend to 6cll mor
LOOK AT THE Gil EAT CUTS IN TKICES AVE AliE OFFERING
YOU.
Ladies' Good Grain Button Shoe for 1.00, formerly sold for 1.75; Ladies'
Heavy Grain Button Shoe, the best wear for 1.75, fomeily for 2,25; Ladies best
Milwaukee Grain Button Shoe, 2.00, formerly sold foi2.50: Wo are offering all
our 2.50 line of shoes for 2.00; Ladies' Fine Cla.e Dongola Button and Tampcgo
Goat for 2.50, formerly 3.00. Men Heavy Boots for only 1.50, formaly $2.00;
Mt n's Best Whole Stock Kip Boots for 2.50, formerly sold for 3.25; Men's Fiu
Whole Stock Kip Boot for only 3.00. formerly 4.00: Men's Calf Boot, and
solid,' for only 2.50, formerly 3.00; Men's Fine Dress utton Shoo fo.r only $1,25
formerly fc.'.ou.
We also have great many other "cash" bargains in Children'. Misses and boys'
that it will pay you to call and examine our jroods and be convinced that wo ar
selling cheaper than an' other dealer.
Jonathan IIatt J. W. Mauthis.
JTB'rafA.,B?MAIB' .MAW dk DSi.
mi
PORK PACKERS and dealeks in BUTTER AND EGGS.
BEEF, PORK, MUTTON AND VEAL.
THE BEST THE MARKET AFFORDS ALWAYS ON HAND.
Sugar Cured Meats, Hams, Bacon, Lard, &c, &c-
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of our own make.
The best brands of OYSTERS, in cans and bulk, al
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
4 em,
1
2 &
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Mr. and Mrs. Adolph AVtber, of for gravel, S. M. & D. 1.50; S & Co,
Lincoln, who took such active parts in I 2.50. Price per lm. ft. of oak piling,
the saengerfest, returned to Lincoln this I S. M. fc D. 1; S. & Co. C5c. Pr;ce per
morning. Mr. Weber's good manage- I M of pine lumber sheeting, S. M. fc D.
ment and overseeiug of the programme j 30; S. & Co. 21 Price per cubic yd.
of the saengerfest is well worthy of men- j of brick masonry, S. M' & D. 10; S. fc
Furnishing Goods
ARRIVING DAILY AT
tion, and Mrs. Weber's solos were worthy
you will be fixed, and a man who is fixed I of much praise. In appreciation of her
hair or I beautiful singing, she was presented
doesn't care whether he has any
not,"
Warrick has a large stock of wall
paper in all grades, see his samples be
fore buying. dtw-4t
Leave orders for wood with John
Tutt at Bennett's grocery store. 8t f
Warrick is selling the best white
lead at 0 per hundred lb. You will
save money by buying lead, oil, varnish
last evening with a beautiful bocpuet ol
cut flowers by the Vorort of the Saenfer-
bund, or as we would state, the chief
officers of the assosiation.
Found.
Mrs. Conrad Heisel, whose disappear
ance from home last Tuesday evening
caused so much uneasiness to her relatives
Co. 10. Price per cu. vd. of rubble
stone masonry, S. M. & D. 0. S. & Co.
So. o.4 brick sewer, b. M. X5 v. s7.i.o;
S. & Co, . Lead pipes per ft., S. M.
& D. ; S. & Co. 72c.
Although each ot the bida, in minor
points exceed, tlie e.ignieer's estimate, as
an aggregate they are each below, and
each bid is also accompanied by a good
check of 1,000 Monday evening the
board of public works will present the i
k AT sG&l fA fe. rid
All the newest and latest Styles for Fall
and Winter in men s and boys wear.
iieiOTsm am
3
AND-
4
&c. at Warrick's
d&w-4t
Hastings Booms.
From the News.
Eleven births have been
the last six days.
and friends, was last evening reported to I bids and report to the council lor an ac
he at a f:H-in house iust beyond Rock ccptance or rejection of the bids. It is
i
Bluffs. As soon as the report reached I hoped they are acceptable.
NO BHiKEY BUSINESS.
Dr. C. A- Marshall
her friends this morning, they procured
a carriage and went after her. returning !
recorded in I IMi-.ttcmrmHi nl.nl- 1ft n m. lvrrs
Ileiscl appeared to have somewhat re-
o inuAiAa nf I covered herself, and it is said the first
A good hard coal sloye for sale ap
ply to R. B. Windham. tf.
WELL DONE ONCE MQ3E-
Ladles' fine kid and goat button
shoes at $2 a pair, guaranteed
equal to any 52 50 shce In the
marked at T. H. Phillips'.
Warrick is having a big sale on
mixed paint, it gives satisfaction every
time, you will save money by using it,
it covers more surface than any mixed
paint on the market, lasts longer and
looks better. d&w-lt
night from home was spent without
shelter. The house she stopped at was
occupied bv Mrs. Mary Krigins and
family.
THINCS THAT WILL HAPPEN.
Sheriff Eikenbary Fellows an Em
bezzler Over the State and
Fetches Him to Justice
est
O 1
o 3. 1 6 s
A listof the Entertainments Booked
for the Season.
Ycsteaday afternoon J. P. Y'oung,
opera house manager, handed to a Her
ald reporter a list of the theaters at prcs-
Ladles Attention
Call and see the elegant line of shoes
just received, cheap and fine at Peter j ent booked for the winter, but as new J the particulars
Last Tuesday Sheriff E'kenbary re.
ceived word from Eagle that the firm of
McClcntic it Eenton had been defrauded
of 575., cool cash, by a "cattle dealer"
named George Calbert, and at 4 o'clock
that evening he lelt in his buggy for
Eagle, arriving there at midnight. He
remained there till morning and learned
It seems that Calbert,
Preservation of natu-il teetli a pjircialty.
Tctili extracted without prtin hj use of Jaiujhiinj
AH work wai ranted. Prices reasonable.
KlTZOEKALl I5I.OCK. rx.4Trs.MO CTil.N'EIt.
3Ierges.
For Sale
My residence property, cheap, as I want
to leave the country and will give some
one a bargain if taken soon.
W. II. Baker.
Ladles' Claze Dongola button
hoes $2, worth S2-SO at T-H Phll
lips'-
Plattsmouth Markets.
FCKSISIIED BY W. n. NEWELL & CO.
October, 7 1887.
Wheat No. 2, 43.
" " 3 40.
Corn, 2 23.
Oats, 2 la
Rye, 2 35.
Barley, 30.35.
1 Hogs, 4.00.
Cattle, $3.003.50.
entertainments are being continually I during last week, went to tl e firm of
added, the list will not long be com- j McClentic fc Benton and represented to
plete. The plays booked, rank among j them that he had made arrangements aud
the best and the collection is a .good one. I completed a contract for tw o car loads
For October, Sol Smith Russell is I of cattle, and being disappointed in his
down for tlie 20th, and "Rice's Evanga- money matters he desired to borrow S75
line" for the 2Sth. to help him out in his bargain, and after
For November, "Mattie Vickers" is due negotiations he'obtained the money,
booked for the 4th, "Little Nuggets j and immediately disappeared. No one
(musical concert) for 11th and "Murray I knew whither he had gone and the de-
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GENERAL
SALE
and Murphy, our Irish Visitors" for the
30th.
For December, we will have "Louise
Litta" the Cth and "J. C. Polk" (mixed
Dickies) for the 19th.
ceived firm sent for the sheriff.
Mr. Eikenbary by his superior knack
ot tracing clews, and. wide experience
with such criminals, after a days' travel
and inquiry at Lincoln made him a clew,
.uepresent the iullovino- time-
tried and fire-tested companies:
American Central-St. Louis, Assets $1,258,001
2.50C.3I4
4,i 15,576
S.llT.lCC
7
8.171.302
6,639,7? 1
3,378,754
14".,4C6
3,044.915
Commercial Union-Kugland,
Fire Aisoel;i!ioii-PhiU.deIiiiiia, "
Frauklin-riiilniiclbia, . "
Iloine-Xcw V(;!c, . '
Irs. C-', of Nuitli .An-.eit)t, Phil. "
Liverpool&Ivonaon & Olob-Frng
North r-ritiIi & Merearitile-IIng
Norwich Cnion-EngIan!.
Springfield F. & M.-Sprlnneid, "
bi&sb ilia
111
flotiC9 of Desolution of Co-Pa. Lner-
ship.
iJUV THE
January, 'SS, seems to be the best month, j and following it tip he soon traced the
Total Assets, S42. 115,774
and for it, at present, there is booked.
"Streets of New York!' (spectacular)
for the 3rd, "Around the world in eighty
culprit to his mother's, Mrs. George
Searls, of Cambridg;, Red "Willow coun
ty. Mr. Eikenbary was here rewarded
Lines Af-jnstsd FaiflatttfsAp-Bcy
Xorie is hpreby civec Ihfct the cn-parfror I
four ar.il .T. v. Fild. in C;is. couutv Nolnaka.
In tlie live stock buine-:s, l:as tli:-? day been
cils'-.lve.i by rruittiHl ecnspnt. Tb I iiMn-s
will hereaft'-r be eomlucled by Albert JJtifo:ir.
o whom all bit's are payable. Hated Sept.- 20,
1887. Ai bki.t bi ioni,
11 :! 4
GENUINE :-: SINGER
with high arm and vibrating shuttle,
sold on time. Easy payments or cash
F. J. BICKNELL,
Manigcr riatttmouth Eraqc