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OTY FIKST YE Alt PliATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA, FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 17, 1888. NU3IIJEU tiHi GIJJ?Y OFFICIOS. ilayor. Clerk, Treasurer, -Attorney, Knglneer, Ponce Judge, Marshall, F.M. Kit li XT W K Fox . JAMR4 PATTEKHON, JK. - 15V HON CUHK - A Madulk . - 8 ('Llft'OHU W 11 MALItK J V WftCKHAC'tt Councilinen, 1st ward, 1 A SaMbukv t 1 M JONM I Dll. A BlUfMAN t M M MUKI-HY 3rd 1lh. 1 8 W Dijttojk Con o'Uonnob, "J F McCau-kn. Pkks 1 J W. J KllKI I D 11 ,J WJoHKiltX.tllAiUMAN Hoard Pub. Work ci ;okikk IUWK8WOHTH COljSTY OFFIGKilS. r ft V V X X,, Troaaiirer. I. A. Cam lMtx.LL Thou. Pollock KIKU t'ltlfCHUKLa EXACHINHKIKI.D W. II. Pool John M. Lkvua W.C. MHOWALiKIl J.C. HlKKNMAItV a;1Majolk - Allen it k ebon Mav.nakii Sim x k C. BUlWKLL Deputy treasurer, -Clerk. Deput'lerk, -Itecorder of Deeds -Ihiputy Iteuorder Clark" of District Co art, Hhertl!. - -Surveyor. : Attorney, Hupt. of Pub. School. County Judge. IIOAUO OK HU PEKVISOHS. A, IKTonp.CU'm.i I OOjS FOI-T4, a; if. jjfcijyv. PlattMinouth Weeping Water Kiuiwoud (3TYIG SOGIKIPJ5S. ?f ?r'.Vr.V-' wa i" H. i. F.-Meets r v. V4 ' 'every Tuesday evenlug of each wee, a transient brothers are rcpectfully Invited to attend. . . DLATTMOUTII ENCAMPMENT No 3. I. (. 1 O F meel every alternate i-rida In tcn,m n .IK, Ma-onic Ha.l. Vb.l.ng IjiolLsrs aielnvtM ta aP"d mD!iroi)iK no. hi. A. 1 "vry alte.at" Friday evening ai .K. .of J hall Tian,leiit brother are respectfully ln tulld to attend. V.J. Mo.Kau. rtwl-J W o k.nn : K 8 Birstow. Foreman ; Frank Brown. Ov r-r;er- I- Bowen. ilul.le; eoiBe Housworth. KecoYderfll. J. Johns.,., financier ; Va-1.. Smith. KeoHver ; M. Mayl.rlnht. FaH M. W. . . . r-. IT 1LA 1 l.HJU A H Meet every alternate Friday evening at liokwood hall at ft o'clock. All transient broth-er-s ire rmpeutf invited to attend. 1 S. I.nrion, M. W. ; F. lloyd. ForemaD : S. C. 'Jde. Ueconlcr ; Leonard Andersou. Overseer. TrssMOCTII I-ODU K NO. n, A. F. A. M. Meut on th nr-t and third Monday of each month at their hall. All trausient brotu jer arc cordially Invited to meet with us. r j. o. uiciiK.v, v. m. Wm'. Hath. Seeretap-. 'KIK.SKA CHAPTKIC NO. 3. R. A. M. is iet;ts seeoiid and fourth Tuesilav of earh Mimulbat MaunV Hall. Trauscieitt brolhers are luyited to meet with in. . . F. E. WlllTE, II. P. j'M.'lAg, Set-ietafj. " T"r. i.40N COM MA DAKY. NO. 5. K . T. ill Meets first and third Wednesday iiijiht or each month at M iso Vs hall. Vlsitlni; brolhers are oordially i-ivlted to meet with u. WM- II a s, itoa. V. E. White. E. C. 1 SH CO U N CI L NO. liv.t . KO Y A L KC A N V M J 'fneets the second and fourth Mondays of taiA-inouth at Arcanum Hall. K. N. OLEJfX, Kegett. P. C. Minor. Secretary. rVcCONIH IE POST 45 G. A. R- ROSTER. , Commander, Senior Vice Junior " . .- ' Adjutant. J. W. Johnson.. C. S. Twiss I . a. Patk f,K.v, SJf-wJ .... 12NKY STUK-lp ht. . .. . - :. w.fli. ..; ;:..otliobrof the Lay. Uuard MALON 1)1 VON.. ('U4KI.KS KoH(., AvniCK.-OJJ KKV Sergt Major. JiCDh tiOHR'.KM AN.. ..Ouartpr Mamer rergr. I.. V.. ClXKTM : I-jsi Chaplain 'jrfobitn-aturd lay eiwiK PLATTS MOUTH BOARD OF TRADE Prcshlent 1st Vice President 2ud Vice President... Secretary .Hold, n Windham A. It. lou.l Win Neville ... F. Herrmann . F. K. (iuthman Treasurer.:. I1IK K TORS. J Kichev. r-'. K. White, .1. C. Patterson, j 'a. Conher, B. Klson, C. W. Sherinau, t. (.or 4 r.J. V. Wekbach.. H.E.Palmer&Son INSURANCE AGENTS Represent the following time trieJ and firo-tested companies: American Centrul-S'. Louis, Assets $1,258,100 Commercial Union-England, M 2.5W0.314 Fire Association-Philadelphia. ' 4.415.576 Franklin-Philadelphia, " 3.117,106 Home-New York. " 7.8.5.M9 Ins. C. of North America. Phil. " 8.47402 1.1 yerpool& London Si ilobe-Eiig " 6.039.7S1 Biitish MercautllerEni '.' 3.37S.754 KoiwicU Unlon-Eugland. 1J13.4C6 Bprlngflold F. M.-Spri.igfteld, 3,044,915 .. Total Assets, 942.115,774 Lijsej AJjnstnl aniPailattMsAjeicy WHEN YOU WANT WORK DOM -OP- CALL ON Ha. . laarscn, Cor. 12th anil Granite Streets. Contractor and B nil tier Seit. J2-CU1. 1A8H CAMP NO.S.V4. IfCJZJKIfX WOOIlMfcN 1 J tf mt-rlca Metis second and lyuuh Mon l .niU at ly. of p. hall. Ail transient r" Attt rc-nfesteU to meet villi uh. A. 55dJI V'4rW Consul : K. Nile. i;i-.'k, Clrrir. J WENT DOWN AT SEA. The Steamship Gelser Sunk In Five Minutes and 105 Lives Lost. New York, Aug. 17. The steamer AVeilantl, of the Hamburg-American uteamshi.) line, has just brought news of a collision off Sable Island between the Ueiser and Thingvnlla, of the Thingvalla line, which accured at 4 o'clock on the morning of August 14. The Geiser sank in live minutes after the collision, and 105 persons were drowned. The Thing vnlla was so disabled that she had to put into Halifax after transfering all her pas sengers. The Oeiser had eighty-six passengers aboard, seventy-two of whom were drowned or killed in c collision, and fourteen were taken first on the Thing valla and then on t'io "Wieland. The Gciscr'a crew numbered fifty; seventeen were saved and thirty-three drowned. Captain JJollcr of e Ceieer vh among those sayed. The passengers of the Thingvalla transferred to the Wieland nu.mb.cred 4.5 The crew of the Thingyalla did all they could to save the Geiser's crew and passengers, but owing to the lu-avy sea only thirty-one were saved. No other vessel was near at the time. The Weijand, on, her war o this port, was Q0 tniit' away.' ;t 'i:0 o'clock on the naming of tue 1-Jth the Wieland wa sightod. hin of dlatress were made by the Thingvalla, and the trans fer of passengers bjgan. The sea was then very heavy, but no mishaps occur red in the transfer of passengers. r4ijf-. ioiXqwiVi Y,Af is,'.' qf passengers wlQ are saved from the stcarnhip tieiser: i;,J.Sr.w- njja L;utl) ffom Xew York to Calsham, Sweden. Steerge Johann Larsen, from New York to IVwor Norway; Alfred Ander son, from New York to Gnmslad, Nor way; Cliristoffer Elia?ser, from Chicago to Bergen, Norway; Peter Fohansen, from St. Paul, Minn., to Gcsborg, Swed en; Johanna G. Thohans.n, from Iron Mountain, Mich., to Stockholm; Paul Paulsen, from Ironwood, Mch., to Cop enhagen; Anderq AYiles, from Minneapo lis, Minn., tp Christiana; John Tenwald, from Hudson, Wis-, to Tliondhjein, Nor way and Fred Hansen, from Perth Am boy, N. J., to Copenhagen; Fens Ander son, from Philadelphia to Christiana; Anders G. Peterson, from St. Paul to Gosborg, Sweden; Lauritz Ilomerdehl, from Lansiug, Mich., to Copenhagen; Johann Alquist, from Iron Mountain, Midi., to Orlando, Finland. cavt. A. Ai pEHS, cf ihe Wiehiud'tells the following story: At 10 o'clock on the morning of Au gust 14, wc passed some wrepkage float ing in the sea and suspected that an ac cident had happened somewhere near us. A little later we sailed through a sea of oil and sighted a broken boat of the Geiser. About 1 1 :30 we sighted a steam er to the windward, about eight miles off, and seeing she had a Hag of distress up, we ran down to her. It proved be the Thingyalla, aqd Captain Lamb, of the vessel, came to us in a small boat and begged us to take off his passengers snd those he had saved from the Geiser. He said his own yese wVi sq barely injured he expected her. to sink any moment. His forward compartment had been complete ly carried away from half way the deck to below the water lin. We sent out three of our boats and the Thingvalla lowered two of hers and in five hours we had transferred the saved passengers and crew of the Geiser, and also the 431 pas sengers of the Thiqgvall. T-Ue sea was very rough at the time, and ihe work of transferring the passengers was very diffi cult. The immense hole in the Thinjjval la's bow was then patched up as well as possible and she started for Halifax. The collision, so far as known, was cause 1 by a fop;." Fined For Cruelty to Anlmais. Blaih, Neb., August 17. A man by he name of Qreble drove into town to day with eight large sized calves in his wagon box. He was on his way to Cal houn, where he intended to kill and ship thern to Omaha, Two of them were nearly dead. Several sitizns tried to prevail on him to unload part for fear they would all smother. He would not, but when he found they intended to arrest him he agreed to unload three. He un loaded two and started his team on a run for Calhoun with the balance nearly dead. The deputy sheriff started horse back after him and brought him back to town. He pajd a fjne of $3 and cqsts amounting to $11, and took part of the calves, left the balance and went on Ins way to Calhoun to kill and ship to Omaha. Crops In Northern Nebraska. O'Neill, Neb., August 17. Reports from thirty-nine points in northeastern Nebraska to-day show that small graiu is a failure. Wheat and oats have been al most ruined by rust, hail and wind storms. Only a small portion of the fields will be cut, and the rains of the past few days h tve caused grain to sprout badly. Corn has a fair prospect, although con siderably blown down by wind, and yery late. The Yellow Fever. Jacksonville:, Fla., August 17 No new cases of fever and no deaths haye been reported for oyer fo:ty hours. Chicago, August 17. The health ofli cers here have arraiuged to inspect all the incoming trains from the south hav ing connection with the yellow fever dis tricts, and will fumigate all baggajje from such points, Thought It Wan a Ticket, The greenest man I ever saw on a railroad was a conductor of a suburban passenger train that I rode on from St, Louis a few days ago. I gues ho was ft cousin of some big oflloiah ami had lived iu the. woods all his life. (Somehow I had expended move money than 1 had calculated upon, and when I took my sent I found in iny pocket but a fifty cent 'blin plaster," which I was pre serving as a memento. When the conductor came ta take up tickets I handed him this. I bad pulled my hat over my eyes in a negli gent way, but jude of my surpriso to hear the three familiar clicks, and those related twice. Then he walked away. I looked at him in astonishment, and asked him to ttY his hand. "What in the wrL ai.a yq punching holes iff ttiat fifty 'cent piece fori Give me' my 'change.''' ''Why, ha replied, innocently, '.tj thought that was one of those newbiyie'liVbQgrapU tickets, good for fifty miles, kud that you wanted to ride it out." 1 explained and got my change, hut it shook my fractional currency iroclivitics mightily. Globo-Democrat. The Stave of Ar.li'UiKj, Iii thft Collect ion -of aa'aliqualhtauco of mine are" some "curious relies. A portion, .( tbeii) is twq staves pi riolish.p, l &ildishwQojt., each aljgut fWnit .h Vlditiai-y B't,i xho stav-esjavo yva rw-- a velvet covered .Ia jji ip, and are topped with a gilt carv ing intended to suggest & flame burning in the bowl of a torch. They were ooi vied years ago by the aldermen cf uis vityi" a-rut were tho f hjet atrjqhg'the badges of tho aid ermauic'ofQee. In those days, I faney, alder men wore robes, too, so that, in uniform aqd with their staves of authority, they must have presented quite an imposing appear ance. As time wore on the staves wero re duced in length, till they became mere truncheons. They still, however, kept up to, the torch style of construction, as may bo seen frora samples o thein In' this same col lection. -f-A!fred Trumble in Xew York News. A Can for footpads, A wlplfed and inurderous walking cane was displayed in an avenue store the other day. Its hollow covering was punctured with at least twenty-five holes, and behind these were concealed as many sharp steel blades. The object of tho cane was at onee apparent. Suppose an unfriendly hand seized it on a dark night. The owner of tho stick would simply draw it backward, and lo! from out the little holes tho knives would fly to do their bloody, lacerating work. Ni footpad would grasp that catio more than once. The. principle of the invention is hot new. It is already used with success in a patented watch guard, the spikes of which spring out and hook themselves. i your pocket when your watch t-haiii is pulled. "Washington Post. Rapid Military Movement. Some one interested in stirring up English alarms has discovered iu the Memoirs of Marshal Ney a record of the fact that in 1805, when Napoleon, designing the. in, vaian of England, gathered an array at Boulogne, .it was daily exercised in the operation of tnbarkiug ' and disembarking, and that it was found that in ten and a half minutes 25, 000 men, with all their stores, ammunition, artillery and horses, were embarked, and in thirteen minute were landed again. New York Sun. English liallwtiy tteforni. In England there is just space enough be tween the edge of the railroad station plat form and the footboards of the passenger cars lo let an unwary traveler fall between and bo ground to pieces by the moving train. An accident or two lias happened, and an, agitation has begin ip. favor, of raform in cither the, footboards or the platform.' "Iu America'," 'the' reformers urge, "such an ac cident could not happen." Chicago Herald. A, tyopian. "Lawyer's Uw, Th author of the popular Nebraska law which makes mothers joint guardians of their children with their father is Mrs. Ada M. Bittender, the woman lawyer of that state. In this connection it may be. men tioned that Kansas, Ioco, and New Jersey are the only other states of the Union whero mothers are thus favored by law. New York World. Too Much Time. "It Is so sudden, Mr. Peduncle, said the young lady, softly; ''give me time to think of it" ''Certainly," replied the business lice com mercial traveler; I'll bo around again in thirty days," "I only wanted a moment, Harry," she said, sweetly. Chicago Tribune. In Infectious Wards, An excellent new use for the telephone is proposed in the infectious wards of the French hospitals, so as to enable the sick peo ple isolated in their sufferings to have the comfort of hearing their relatives voices' without any risk of conveying infection by nn interview. New York Press. fcupplytns the Pulpit, "Ah, Mrs. Plairdey, you were at the Blank Street church yesterday! Who supplied the pulpitf" "My husband did the woodwork and Chord fc Tossols furnished the upholstery." Boston Transcript. Yery often the man who "boils with indig nation" one day simmers with regret the next morning, especially if his wrath be put in cold type. Baltimore American. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. ACS KICULTUKA L I M I'l.KM KXTS. ii a i.i. m hah;. Agricultural lint'lcnient. I 'iiiii tland IlilKUie and I'uthford V;ij;iiu, "(i I 'limber im.l lione Dry." sold and Warranted. Main street, hetweeii tSixi.li and St-ventl.. BANK. FIKST NATIONAL HANK. f riHtt.smoiifh. Capital .V.mhi ; surplus $11, (mm. John Kltzcerald, lreideut : S. WmiihIi. ('ashler ; K. "S. White, Vice-President, r.nard of Uirertorx : John Kit gerald. K. K. While, who. it. iarK, ii. ii aw k sw on ii, ;v wangii. BANK. TIIK CITIZENS RANK, of 1'lattMiioiil!.. ( aitl stock paid in, .s.Vwi. Frank Carruth, President : W. II. Ciisliiii-r. Caxhier: J. A. ('minor. Vice-President. A general hanking lui i-ies transacted. Collec tion receive prompt and careful attention. BLACKSMITH. ItOllKKT DONNKI.I.Y. ISIacksinlth and Wafroiiinaker, liealer in Viud inillH. Pumps and Fitting. BOOTS ANDSIIOKS. JOSKPIl FITZEK. Hoots and Shoes, Kepaii uiK promptly attended to. South Side Main street. BOOTS AND S1IOKS. PKTKK MKKCKS. A complete ai-Hortlti'-nt i f -vi"y ' i I" ! wear and -h a ri .h ... 1...- i-I.c.ipesi. w. si, ol the Missouri lClver. Also maiiufartiiriiig and KeDaiilii),'. BAKKEK SHOP AND 1SATII KOOM. Kl. MOIM.KV Hot and Cold Uai lis at all hours. Ladies' and Children's Hair Cnttinir a sneeialtv. Cor. fiih and Main, under CarrmliV. BAKERY. F. MTADfc,i.NAVN. P-retvA. Cjiis3." Tien, liuns. etc.. fresh .tally. Pat, WedihiiK and Farcy Cake a specialty. Ice Cream ia any .(iiuniity, BOOKSELLicil. hTC. .. P. YOUNO, Hookseller. Stationer, and News Dealer ; Fancy Coods, Toys. Confectionery, Fine Cigars. Soda Water and Milk Shake, Pianos and organs and Musical Instruments. CLOTII1NU. -- ' s x r. i a . f r. tlpl't's yorfcishin'ti. Fire 'Iftlov Made Ctothln n .ujenV. Uo5," a;vl Chddrei f .Vic le ?y conu.v t iUOh L T hot iiu, 1 jit v vej j s Their -iiMdreipH Wear, 'llieir ry misrepresent Soul, 'l)iillXo. L. C.Ol.plNti, Clofh'rtr. FurniHliing Guw' ; to the oM re liahle house lor w.-;s Caps. Umhrellas, Trunks, Uoot.i ooes. .Main street, next Cas Cy., 4111,' pLOTHINO o wKscorr. C'loti.uifr, Hals. Cans, tfc. Fine nishiiiK our specially. One price au- 11( Mo,lkev Hus-inesH-. It rays to tra.i" vitll oekWood lilk. rjANXINfi COMPANY. u - CAKltl'Til CANN'INC, CO., Frank Carruth, Henry . I. Strekht, Proprietors. Packers of the Climax lirand Vegetable. poNl F.CTJONEi; 7. O PIUL'LIII KRAI'S. Fruit?. Coufettiwierv and Fine Cigar. DRUi. O. P. SMI III & CO. Dealer in Wall Paper, Paints, Oil, Art Mater ials. Cigars &e. Roekxvood P.lot k. KLUS. " (JUKI NO & C. Drug, Chemicals, Paints, Oi!H. LltUOS. F. G. FRICKK .1- CO., Drug. MediciDes. Chemicals. Paint". Oils, Varninhis. Dye Stult etc.. Fine ttationery. Select Toilet and Fancy Articles. KYGOODS, (MIOCKHIKS. F. S. WHITK. Dry Goods, (iraeorics Notions, (ienoral Mer chandise, etc.. is. E. corner Main and tnh M. DRY GOODS. l II ERR MAX V. Dry Good''. Notions and Ladies' Furnishing Good-', One flOtir east First National Rank. D RY GOODS. GRCCKRIKS. K. G. DOVEY it SOX. Carry a lnrjie tock of Fine droceries. Dry lioods, carpets, taeensware, rwotioi-s, nut Fancy Goods, to he found in the county. Up per Ma n street, between 5th and t;tli. DENTISTS. DP,. CAVE & SMITH, "The Pypiless DeidiMs." Teeth extracted without t he least pain or harm. Ar, ifn-ial teeth inserted immediately after extracting- natural one w hen deired. Gold and all ot her Fiilings strictly first chi's. Olllee iu I'nimi Hlock. 2 HENRY ROECK. Furniture. Bedding. MioKing Glas.e. Picture Frame, etc. Wooden and Metal Caskets kept 111 stock. URXITUKE. I. PEARLMAX.. Furniture. Parlor Suit. Fpho'stery Good. Stoves. Queensware, Tinware, and all kinds of Household Goods. North GIH street, between Main and Vine. GENT'S FURNISHING GOO DM, .1, . Dr)N NELLY, Gent pine Furnisher and Hatte". The most cotoplete and finest stock in the city. Carruth Dock, Cor. ath and Main. GROCERIFS. M. B. MURPHY CO., The LeadlDj Dealers in Grocerie. Crockery. China, Lamps. Wooden and Willow ware. Flour, Feed,&c. Cash pa'd for country produce, GROCFR1ES. LEHNHOFF & SOEXNICHSKN, Groceries, Provisions, Gla-sswarc und Crockery. n.ROCERlES. F. McOOURT. Green. Staple and Fancy Groceries. GROCERIES. BENNETT & TUTT. Staple and Fanoy Groceries, Green Fruit and Canned Goods, GROCERIES. AUG. BACH. Groceries and Queensware, Flour and Feed. Cigars. Tidiacco and Cutlery. Riddle Houe. HOTEL. FREDOOS, Proprietor City Hotel. Terms. $1.00 per day. Special Attention given commercial men. HARNESS. W. O. KEEFER, Successor to O. M. Streighr. Harnes-s, Saddlery Goods. Net. Robes, Dusters, and all horse fur nishing goods. HAIIDWARK. JOHNSON BROS., Hardware. Stoves. Tinware, Table and rocket Cutlery. Rasors, etc. Household Sew',ng Ma chines and Jewel Gasoline stove. Tiuwork of all kind done reawonahlJ prices. Main street, Roukivocd Block. TEWELKY. J FRANK CARRUTH & SON. Always carry a tine stock of Diamonds. Watch es. CI cks. .lewelrv. Silverware and Spectacles. Drop in and insiect their goods before parchas mg elsewhere. JEWELRY". J. SCHLATEU. Jeweler. Waltham Watches a Specialty. Main Street, ue:ir Fourth. JEWELRY. m B. A. MrELWAIK. Watche.i. Clocks. Silverware and Jewelry. Special AtteRtiou given to Watch Repairing. Two weeks Take Time by zdo - 2nT o rr . oru (iii:.VT ci.osini out sai.i: Will Terminate Aug. 27. Wo aro undor contract to op on our ITair- rxTit "FTom? Sor)tcm.bor 1st. T1hs who h:ive nf the I5;irirains oIIVtimI .l.iilv atmir (Jn-at (y'los-in Out Sale will are jjoiic. bs. live At 60 cts. per Pound, Worlh 75c. Dress Goods Sale, Great Cloak Sale, Silk Sale, Carpet Sale, Trunk and Valise Sale. AVe are too busy to make u Price Lit. To accommodate the great rush we will keep our store ojitu until 10:o() o'clock p. m. SOLOMON & ftSATHAW, White !Front Dry Ooods LIVERY STAPLE. C. M. HOLM ICS & SON. The Checkered Lain. Livery. Feed and Sale stable ; parties conveyed to all parts of Ihe city. Carriages at all trains. Coiner Vine and st It. MEAT MARKET RICHARD r.ILSTEIN. Who'esale and Retail liealer in First 'nali' v I'.eef. Pork. Mutton Veal. Lamb, etc. .sixth stree', Neville 15lock. Prices moderate. MEAT MARKET. J. HAT T & CO.. Kill their own Cattle. Render their own Lard and Cure their own P.acou. Main .street- MEAT MARKET. F1CKLEU & CO.. Fggs. Poultry &e. We use o ly Ihe best trade of native stock. Oysters and game in season. MERCHANT TAILOR. C. F. SMITH, Merchant Taor. Main street, over Merges shoe more. Complete stock of sample. J'lt guaranteed. Prices defy competition. MILLINER V. MRS. J. F. JOHNSON. A Complete Line of the Latest Styles of Mil linery and Trimmings ; also Children's and In fants"' Roimeis. to be closed out at cost. DESTAURANT AND LUNCH ROOM. JA. JACOU HENNCII. Meal and Lunches set ved to order at a1! hour. Also oysters, cigar. Toh-icco, Pop and Cider. Opposite Kiddle House. SAMPLE ROOM. JOHN RLAKE. Sample Room and billiard Hall. Choice Wine. Liquors and Cigars. U'lliard and Pool Tables. SAMPLE ROOM. FRAHM & K LI ETC II. Sample Room. Imported and Domestic Wines, Lhtuois and Cigar. Only straight goods han dled. Milwaukee Pottled Lager a Sietialty. Cor. 5th and Main Sts. SAMPLE ROOM. HIE AMERICAN EXCHANGE, Nh k Cunningham, proprietor Choice Win's, Liquors and Cigars. Pool and Iiil.iard Tables. It'ddle Ilou-e block. SAMPLE ROOM THE ELK1IORX SALOON. Win. Weber, proprietor. Manufacturers of Soda Water, birch beer. Cider, etc- Agent for Fred Krug's Celebrated Lager beer. Watch.es ! Watches I H. H. GAULT Ilrts moved and is now in the Sherwooci room. Cor. 5th and Main Sts., where he is better able to show his Large Stock of "Watches,. CLOCKS A2TD JEWELEY.! i Than ever before, and will as an inducc- mem sin juu .mino c.j .vr..... and get the Special Prices in Gold AVatch es; irwill surprise you. A Full Line of the best styles ot Jewelry and Silverware. Repairing'will be sjiveu Special Atten tion. All work warranted to give satisfaction. ire the Forelock. del "3T i not tukcii fi.lvanl ::( ivirret i when wo Geese Feathers lfou.se Main Si, DRS. CAVE & SMITH, 4,FainlG3S Dentists. TPeonly Dentist in the West r-fntroling till New Svstem f Extracting and Filling ieeth without Fain, our suiaesthetic is en tirely free from CIILOROFOKM Oil ETHER AND IS ABSOLUTELY ; Harmless - To - All.. i Teeth extracted and artificial teeth Inserted I next day if desired. The preservation of the ! natural teeth a specialty. GOLD CROWNS, GOLD CAPS, BRIDGE TOL The very finest. Office in Union block, over Ihe Citi7.ei-s' Bank, ITctrat-c. R. B. Windham, John A. Davif.s. Notary Public. Notary Public. niIUIAM& IIAVIKH, attorneys - at - Law. Cflice over Bank of Cas-s County. Plattsmouth, - - Nebraska i N. SULLIVAN. Attorney at Law. Will A, give prompt attention to all business In trusted to him. OP. ice in Union Block, East side. Plattsmouth. Neb. .Job work doni on short notice at he Herald office. C?3 a cy y ' CQo I O 5 VX 5 mm mh K K a - y 1 Sim i 0g B r o
