THE bAlLV ilfcKALD : riSjhtJut.ii, itjSUlCAbJiA, THUKSDAV, OVEMBEffc. 1SS8.
Tne Evening Herald.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY.
A. KalUbury. UeatUt, Itorknood IluiMlng,
Teirphoan &.
Ir. Micalnn, OIHre In lining'! llriiff Stor, Rl
4rar or. Sixth an-l Uranite, TflrhHe o. 42-
Dr. Wltiirra. I ha Palate llralUt. 1'aloa
BIKk atrr Krlcke'a lruif More, I'iatlitaioulh.
CITY CORDIALS.
Mr. IXiji Spurcon wm j died last
night for.bviug'elrunk and disorderly on
.-the'etreets.
Timothy McCarthy was arre-std last
jiight for being drunk and disorderly on
the streets.
Col. A. II. Anderson, the indepen
dent candidate for congress, of Sidney,
Iowa, wha defeated.
A large crowd of Hard-on and Mr
ton juveniles had the city lighted up
last night with bonfires
- J. B. Weaver, the Iowa greenWkcr
who was a candidate for congress from
the Sixth district, was defeated by a
yood majority.
Louis Bauer, the six-year old son of
Mr. John Ilauer, w!;o died last Tuesday
from membraneous croup, was hurried
this morning at 10 o'clock. He was aged
t year3, '. mouths and 2 days.
Mr. Frank Can-nth, a prominent re
publican and a live business man of this
city, showed us the first ti k'.t he ever
voted The old union ticket on which
Abraham Lincoln was elected. It is a
sacred treasure to him.
A club of seven young in-:i of this
city i.ave contracted to give parties on
th- ir respective birthday. Mr. Chulrj
Marphy f dU r. victim to thepenafty 01.
this his eigiite -nth bluhliy, and tonight
his six friends, aceompur-ial by tln-ir
young lady friends will meet at his home
to do him the honor due.
Mrs. John Oradiiile, a Bohemian
lady who lived on Pearl street, died yes
terday at 12 o'clock. She was nnTict-d
with dropsy, and had been ailing for
name time. She leaves a husband and
live children to mourn her loss. Slie
was 45 years of age. The funeral took
place this afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Tin Indies of St. Lukes Guild arc
agitating a Chrysanthemum social ane'
hop, which is to be held in Fitzgerald's
hill on Thursday evening, November
13th. The ladies of the above society
are putting forth every cffoit to muki
tlu coming eyent, the eyent of the season.
As it will vary much from the ordinary
styl the coining social and dance will
hi a great novelty here. They will sure
ly secure a good crowd.
Miss Etta Shepherd give a progres
sive euchre party lsst night at her home
in honor of her guest, Miss Kennisb.
Tuere were about fifteen young ladles
and gentlemen present.and a very enjoy
able evening was spent at the game.
Miss MiaGerlng secured the ladies prize,
a beautiful card sack containing a pack
age of cards. Mr. E. M. Schlegel secured
t'l gentlemen's prize, a paper weight it
the form of an alegator, while the I oobj
prize was awarded Mr. L. Mooic.
An invitation was reivtd th
afternoon from the secretary of the st:it.
central committee asking all republicans
to attend a grand jolification meeting tc
beheld at Lincoln tomorrow night. L
one hundred names can be secured, t
special train will be ruu from Platts
niouth to Lincoln at a reduced rate of
fare,
The war is oyer and the county s?at
still remains where it belongs. The self
importaut creatures of our sister burg
failed in their disreputable schemes to
remove the county seat from here to that
corporation of nincompoops. Over thi
matter there has been more skull-dug
gcry oa the part of those people than w
are yet able to comprehend, ami suu
ther have not secured a crip. ilia:
community cannot be completely civiliz
d when jeaceable citizens from hen
endanger their lives by visiting the place
Two young nun from here were so badh
used up there on election day tuat the;
still bear the marks of violence receive.
ut the hands of a mob of reprobates, an,.
they report th;.t hid they not made tiiri
escape when they did, their lives Woaj,
hsve leen valued as nothing. Soy rpocl.
one of the young men frum here info-m
us that they were stnndbg near the pol;
ing plate, without offering a word of in
sult to anyone, when they were pommeled
He said that some iinkiiuivn. perso.i cam
up to them when he recognized them
Plitt.smouih men, ami advised them to
leave the towu, or bear the cousequencer
if they remained. As they supposed tin
I tw was recognized there and that on
man had as much right to st oid in tin
gtre ts as another, they paid little atten
tion to the threat. We are iufoimed tha
an all-important personage name.
Wooley picked tip a brick or a stone ano
f truck him violently in the back, nne'
then the seen? opened up. They tied foi
their lives, and elid not stop until the;
reached Manl.y, a small station a shori
ilistaitce from there, and they woreoMig
ed to st-nd some person after their ri:
which they had to leave at Weeping
"Water. The two fellows w.re patt
roughly handled and they will not re
rover from tha blows received for some
fi'ic. Thii city became indignant when
the news was circul-ttjd that such dej.re
1atiins had been committed, ard the
ritiz-ns Mood rr resentment arose with
ia their veil a. Wc trust that the toughs
who vrrre guilty of these acts tv;ll sorely
fr'ttt tlwia.
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PRECINCT RETURNS.
Given as Far as Obtainable They
Comoin Slowly, and Divide
the Ticket.
Estimated Majorities.
Official returns from tho precincts of
the county are slow to come in, but put
ing together those received with a fair
estimate of the tthcr., these pluralities
are thought to bo about cornet for the
county ticket: Polk, "00; Watson, 272;
Satchell, ICO; Todd, H2; White, 100;
Schmidt, 50; Gcring, 40.
Salt Ciikkk Cleveland D4, Harrison
140; Morton 93, Conull 14; MeShane 97,
Thayer 148; Paters on 94, Hill 149; Mun
ger 91, Leese 151; Oilmorc 98, Polk 14;
Higgins 99, Watson 1 Hi; White 122,
Marquardt 97, Jeary 113, Satchel 119;
Oering 98, Beesou 14'.; Jones 07, Todd
!4s; Pollard 9.J, Schmidt 130; Pl.itts
mouth 159, Weeping Water 75, Mauley 3.
Returns from South Bend Harrison
(57, Cleveland 79; Council 08, Morton 82;
Thayer til, McSliauo 83; Meilejohn 70,
Folda 82; Laws 09, llines 81; Hill 07,
Patterson a.l; Ueutoii 72, Poynter 78;
Lecse 01, M ungcr 83; Steen 70, Jussen 80;
Line 70, Thrawher 80; Polk t5, (Jilmore
82; Jeary 07, White 77; Satchell 70. Mar
quardt 82; Watson 09, Higgins 82; liee
.lon 05, Oeiing 9; Toild 77, J ones 00.
Returns from Plattsmuuth l'recinct
Harrison 123, Cleveland 200; Council 120,
Morton 198; Thayer 120, McShauc 00:
Iill 119, Patterson 207; Leese 112, Mun
ger 218; Polk 122, Oilmorc 205; Watson
127, Higgins 199; M injuardt 200, White
212; Ucesou 131, Uering 194; Todd 117,
fones 205; Schrn-ct 121, Pollard 197.
iatchell 125, Jeary 10.
K turns from Il ck UlulTs Cleveland
i-i, Harrison 122; Morton 152, Council
;19; MeS!i ine 1 lit, Thayer 121: Folda
.18, MeikLjchn 122; Iliuis 143, Laws
:22; Patterson 15S, Hdl 113; Poynter
MS Denton 122; Mtingerl48, L-?ese 122;
Jussen 143, Sleen 122; Thrasher 1-18,
i.-uiel22; Gilmorc 142, Polk 117; White
140, Jeary 1 10; Manpiardt M 8, Satchell
108; Higgins 148, Watson 111; Gering
02, Iiecson 117; Jones 147, Toeld 119.
Ask for Mayers Laundried Shirts the
bc,t in the market either plain or plaited
bosom, emly $1 at S. A: C. Mayers. d-t
Louisyille.
W. IJ. Shryock was at the county' seat
A'celnesday looking after the election
et urns.
Supeiintendant Maynard Spink passed
through the city yesterday enroute -for
Plattsmoulh
Every thing at election was quiet and
i alisfnctory; the vote stands 1 10 demo
cratic anel 113 republican.
Mr. A. W. Hall has changed locations
'roiii the Pacific house to the Louisville
house.
Mrs. F. S. Rockwell left for McCxk
Monelay moruing on the flyer.
Our town was honored with the pres
ence of a goodly number of teachers
iast Saturday; they report a profitable and
jlcasant "local."
Miss Stell Xeely and her two sisters
lave been quite sick but are slowly im
roving. Mrs. M. Peterson and her son were in
O.nah i on business Tuvsday.
The democrats say: "Tee star is elimcel
tint lately shone," E'en that disciple
whom he lved. poor Grover had to send
him home."
We can now Hurmh for
Harrison Home anil Honey
Morton Might and Money.
Latest style of Duulap Stiff Hats in all
shades at S. & C. Mayers. d-tf
Rock Bluffs
Charles Iliatt son of Moses Iliatt ol
Reaver City, Furnas county, Nebraska
is visiting ti lends and olel acquaintances
in t'lis locality.
Mrs. Kat i Johnson, of Valpariso, has
been visitiug her mother, Mrs. Alien, th
past week.
Mrs. Julius Bates has been granted a
pension of $20 per mouth, for herself
mel four children.
Now that the e'ection is over anel the
lemocrats hav very handsomely scooped
!f the Journal mr.n will advertize the
lay and hour wherj he will pay that
lection bet with his Iowa friend, we
,v ill take the responsibility of promising
lim a delegation of on? h unci reel from
itoek Bluffs pn cinct to witness that pay-
nent ollhat wheelbarrow elebt.
Tim Siiavek.
A new line of Astrachan Coats anel
Vests jut received at S. fc C. Mayer and
filing fast at $13. el-tf
An American press dispatch was re
Teiveel here last night to the effect that
New York gave Cleveland a majority of
ibout 15.000. The report calleel forth
he most intense excitement fir some
rime from both parties, until a party of
ur staunch republicai s who could not
view the dispatch as anything but a hoax
r a money-making scheme, telegraphed
-o Omaha to learn the truth of the matter.
Wrd was soon received that the report
.va fal.-e. This morning the Omaha
Hi ul I conceded that their ticke t was
'ost, giving a detailed report of the cause
-in.l endeavoring to show up the great
rror the American people were to blame
for.
Woolen Jackets fr in $1 and upwards
mad by the celebrated Germania Knit
ting Mills, at a fc C. Mayer. d-tf
The "YV arc miking preparations
to give 8 le:ip year social shoitly. The
date or the place has not yet been made
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h trr v il b t S vi5Fi
m:Sa S I m tin
- fcj j! ' i ! a V5 VI i t - 'ill
izza a? & & & ?i sf 'i h $ lRxA saa
fte-aaLsZ i
Ladies' Modjeskas.
Jihu'k Jvi:ional Cloth, Fur Trim
med, only !?7.:0.
Ulack Extra (Quality lioucle CK-fls,
Spike l'rine Trimmings, Bell Slee e,
only ;sl0.(K.
J'lack Frieze Cloth, lall Trimniii:.
(Quilted Lining, Astrachan Cutis and
CVllars, only !?14.00.
lh-own and Tan Uroeaded Iatel
lasse, l'lush all Trimming, Flush
Cutis and Collar, only 315.00.
Silk Flush, Flush 'Hall Trimmings,
plain Satin Lined, Chamois pockets,
only SI 5.00.
lllaek Astrachan Cloth, Spike
Trimmings, Satin Liiu-d, only $10.
Fancy Silk Striped Cloaking,
Fall Triinniii: to match, Quilted
Satin Lining, onlv s20.
Seal l'lush, Kleo-.mt Flush Fall
Trimming, Satin Fined, genuine Seal
Loops, onlv
Elegant' Seal Flush, Heaver Fall
Trimmings and Collar, Quilted Satin
Lined, only, 332.50.
f Our Flush Sacques are finished with the hest of Quilted Satin
Lining. Chamois Fockets and Genuine Seal Loons. Any guarantee
failing to meet the represeutntf n in wear given our garments, will be
replaced by a new one.
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ClvE rCOR EAT FIRST
PERSONALS.
Mr. W. Shryock of Louisvi le, was in
the city vesterelay.
Mr. W. G. Keefer returned from Wa
hoo this morning, where he went to cast
his ballot.
Miss Maggie Stn ight returned from
itstfath Bend this morning after a short
visit with her cousin, there.
Mr. E. M. Schlegel, time-keeper of the
master-mechanic's oilice, took his 'depar
ture for Ioipiel City, Dakot, this morn
ing, where he will visit a few days with
friends
Mr. George Staats. cluk in Mr. J P'
Young's book store, is li ft a grass wiel
owcr, anel for the next two months he
will be compelled to pull through a siege.
His wife will visit at her home inPckin,
111., during that time. She took her ele
parture last night.
Mr. Clif Shepherd, who returned to his
home here on account of sickness, has re
covered sufficiently to again attend to his
eluties as clerk in the office of the B. &
M. II. P. fuel department at Lincoln. 1
He was threatened with typhoid fever,
but we were pleaseel to sec him rally
forth before the elisease secureel a firm
hotel upon him.
Amusements
The patrous of Taylor's Opera House
were much pleasod with the charming
performance of Miss Tutein in the musi
cal comedy of " Struck Gas, "last evening
Miss Tutein is new to us but hereafter she
may be sure of a warm welcome. Her
style is peculiar!' her own; facinating.
bright, and original; and that coupleel
with a very sweet voice wich by the way
she knows how to use, is a rare combina
tion. Mr Harry Pepper sang anel acted
his part to perfection, and the rcudition
' his ballads was a muiical treat
Trenton True American.
Go and laugh tomorrow night at
"Struck Gas".
An?w supply of Chinchilla Overcoats,
Beaver Collars and Cuffs just receiveel nt
S. & C. Mayers, they are excel en t value
Our Assortment surpasses
anything lieretofure attempted
ly ns in this I)ejartment, and
our customers will be surprised
nt our magnificent display of
PQ
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rr.f-f.
mm
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and
at very Low Trice.-.
are showing decide novi-ltic
in
Stripes,
Checks
and Sold Color
with I
Sleeves.
'lain, Jidl r
Anel
2 u&$mbm
inm sin im.
JLilXJLX JUkJU q
NATI01TAL BANK.
Men. Overcoats nt
Price Clothier $1.U0.
Elson's, thj One
II. Boeck's furniture stock is acknowl
edgeel to be the finest anel most complete
in the city.
Look out for change of "adel" anel
hand bills of Joe4 the One Price Clothier.
If you want a gooel clock, go to II. M.
Gault. He has a large assortment to
pick from at prices that can't help but
sell them.
E'son the One Price is selling Chinchil
la Overcoats, Beaver Collars and Cuffs, at
$15.00.
For Rent
Part, or all of my house to small fami
ly, Cor. Gth and D iv streets.
tf Mns. J, A, Hceli,.
Men's Unlaundricel Shirts, 40 cents, at
Elson's the One Price Clothier.
Gold and silver spectacles at II. M.
Gault's
Don't be misled by so palled reduced
prices when yi u can buy cheperat Joe's
the One Price Clothier.
Everything necessary for furnishing a
house can be purchased at II. Boeck's.
Joe the Oue Price Clothier, is death on
high prices.
If you have a watch, clock or jewelry
of and kind you want repaired ijood, t:ike
it to H. M. Ganlt. All work warranted
to give satisfaction.
Xo so called "reduced price "' at Joe,s
but honest goods r.t lowest low prices
that compttiors wont d;re meet.
The finest bedroom sets can be found
at II. Boeck's.
HOW CAN PASEKTS
allow their children to cough and strain
and cough anel calmly say: "Oh! it is
only a little cold," an-l keep giving ihein
cheap and dangerous medicines, until
they are down with lung fever or con
sumption, when thev can be so ear.il v re
lieved by BKGGS" CIIERBY COUGH
SYRUP t It has m superior, and few
equals. For s lie by O. P. Smith & Co.,
druggists.
Plain fitiures and plain truth at Joe's,
tbe One Price Clothier.
For peife-ct flttinjj Suits or Overcoats
f i r Men Boys and Children call on 8. &
a,
m
f II is
oil
3 llB f
Kid Gloves.
We shall eff r -d! .f i.ur Kid Gloves,
worth from Jpl.73 t- sf2.50, ut the Nomi
nal Vn . c .
GJ.rO PER PAIR.
1 his iwhules t v rythinp v e cirry in
f-t 1-cf Ifnssd." Suedes, Custors, and
Driving Olovcs.
C liutton Sin;i.'on's lt-st Colors and
Marks, now $1.30, woitl, ifir.fl).
I I'utton Sitppscn'H I? ('lo;s end
j:!.".el;!--, now $1.30, w Tlh $:M.3.
I Hiittoii Our Oh n Kiim v Cmbroidereel
Harks, Vlo. Mid Mack, r.ow $1.30,
wtCi CO.
3 )utt..ii Hon Mriiri e J3'ii', C'lotH
t-:il M:ick, now 1.30, with -l.l.".
y liuttoii Monii. t:iire Sik d' s. Colors,
only $1.30, wcrlh :;'v.'.'J3.
( I'utton Movquetyire Sn ili s, 'oors
him! Mark, $1.30, vrnh $j.(!0.
4 Mitton (Castors, Colors, o:.!- now
$1 .30. worth $'J.(0.
Sueih-Guaiitlet Driving (Uoves, Colors,
only now $130, Worth $lV23.
Shawi
s.
Our $4.00 IJi aver Shi wis in Greys and
lirowna, sold clscwh'Te fit $3.00.
Our $3.00 Heversible Velvet, in Greys
and Bri wiin, with Fancy Holder, is decid
edly a :;ood bin-gain.
Our $7.00 Ueavcr good heavy Shawl.
Wry pretty line of colors.
Our $'..n0 lii-nver, superior quality,
elegant patterns, well worth $lo.00.
Our $10.00 H-avcrin Greyn, Tans and
I'i'owns, entirely new patterns, and would
be decidedly cheaj) ;it $12.00.
Yarn
s.
Comprises Fverythiug in
(Jena in Knit I ing,
S; mil it-It,
Gcrinantown,
Lidir invn.
Fairy Floi-s,
F-hetland Floss,
Angora,
Saxony,
Zephyrs,
Crewels.
Comforts and Blankets.
104 White Uhiiikets :.t $1.3 per pair.
10x4 White Hlankets, good weight,
only $J.OO per pair.
10x1 White all Wool Guaranteed,
only $4.00.
Our Country-made White, at $4.75
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0"E D03EE&ST FIRST
Special
H
is audi Shoes
LEASE don't let politics absorb
you forget all about the great
& Co, are giving.
,'-?a VvrI.NG to the slow demand for
-ell at a .vuerilk-e
2? oidcr to mt the le.vdv '-Cash' to meet our obhVations.
() time later will bnyyeur Foots and Shoes as eluf.par yon can
buy them for the i.ext Thirty
TIJ
Pi
IME will tell before we are
resident.
O save your moneo by buying
a man's Arctics lor only i 5 cents, at
WHAT ON EAUTH I
Is the reason people w li not, can nc-t, or
elo not see any difference in cheap nos
trums put up 1-y Cheap John houses or
irresponsible parties at enormous profits,
rather than take a medicine ef world
wnie reputuation an.l one that is giving
universal satisfaction at cejual price? Xo
medicine in the world is giving such un-j.a:.dicl(-d
satisfaction for pruifving the
blood as BKGG'S BLOOD PURIFIER &
BLOOIJ MAKER, aud ever bottle that
des not do its work will cost you noth
ing. For sale by O. P. Smith & Co.,
druggists.
A MAN FROZE TO DEATH !
Why?
Because he had no Gakund Stove.
Buy ejne of Jonxsox Baos
sept22 dim.
Remember you save 23 cts. on every
dollar by trading with Elson the One
Price Clothier.
II. M. Gault is receiving some very
fine novelties in Osidized Silver goods
for holidays.
1 have a few Hats to close oat at 25
and 60 cents, call and secure a bargain
before they are all gone.
111!
pe r pair, is rAtia Inrie f-i.r, m.d i;Miidiy
advertisid as n bi buiaiii at lJ3.(;0. .
1 1x4 While Imperial is full h'zc ami
at $7.30 a pair is a jooel 1'Hienin.
$ 1.30,W(stein Ihmrvc ld Mm.kit is
good, value ut $3.00.
$0.00, Hid lilaiikit cxlia weight m.d
ejualit v.
12x4 Hrd Mimki t at JjO.OO per pair,
iiinde up of the tin wool.
Mown and Cony niixid DhiuKets, nt
all piirf.
Our $1.( 0 Cm. fe i t, fair print, p od
value.
Our $1.30 Comfort, good quality,
print Holid, red Jiiiiifg, filli-d ith
white battii.g.
Our $2.( 0 comfoit, Lt-st Print, extra
weight.
Our $2.30 Comfort, two good viiIiiih:
No. 1. Pail Colored Chintz l'lint.
White Cotton Filled, ixtia und
weight.
No. 2. Fancy Saline. k K.I l d lin
ings, elegant line of putt i n i d coleiH.
Our $.:5.23 Iinpi itid Cl.iiitz I'i.ltiriK,
very tnncv quilte'il. xlra n" m v iigiir.
)tir $4.00 Fin" Fancy f'M'i". Koliil
Sitine Lined, vny nicely qu lt'd, fizo
72x2.
Underwear.
Ladie s' White M rino VMs, Silk MiU li
ed, Silk bound, at 30 cints ci;eh. Punts
to match.
Ladies' Extra line, t-urpi-iior jiiality,
White Meiino Vests, Jersey i ibbi d th e vch
at 73 cents each. Punts to niiiteh at f-amo
price.
Ladies' White Wool Vests, Silk Hound
and StiUhed.al $1.:M.
Ladies' Natural AS'r.ol Vi.ts and Pr.nts
at $1.00 each, woith $1.23.
Ladies' Sccrlct Vests anel Pants, unoctli
and soft, oidy $1.00 earh.
Ladies' Seal l t Saxony Wool Vifctsanel
Pants, finest fjunlity, nt -SI. 73 ear h.
Ladies' Camels liair Pants and Vests
Reduced to $3.00 a suit, worth $4.00.
Full Lines of Children's, MUses and
Hoys' Underwear, White, Scarlet, Natur
al and Ciimels Hair at Low prices.
Sea! Plush Wraps.
Our line of Pltih GarmeHs this sc. sen
are made up of the best ji!ils of Lon
don Dyed and Lhtcrs Seal Plushes, and
Every Garment OuM'an'eed to wear.
Our Plu'sh Jackets at $13.(0 are very
cheap.
Our English W.-.lkirg .l. la ts. three
quarters 1. i,eli. ,.,t $1:5. well worth $:50.
Our $23.00 Mnth Sae-qus, sold else
where at $:H.00
Our $:;0.00 Plush Saeqiies worth fully
?:'... 00. .
t)ur $.:;3.C0 Plush S.nques worth fiy
$40.00.
Our $:57.30 Plush Sacques sold every
where at $43.00.
Our $43.00 Plush Sacques, regular city
price, $53. .
NATIONAL 3ANZ.
o
so much of your attention that
cut in cash prices "W. A. Iiocck
Fall Goods we are compelled fo
days.
many days older who will 1c
your footwear where you can get
Dr. C- A. Marshall;
Ji?i'
Preservation of the Natural Tn th a
Specialty. Aucftlu tics given fcr Pain
less Filling on Extraction of TttTtr.
Artificinl teeth made on Gold. Silver,
I'.ubbcr or Cellideiel Phiten, arel insert e-d
as soon as teeth are extracted when de
sire'd.
All work warranted. Prices reasonable.
FiTZOKKALO's in.- e n I't irrHMouTU. ris
R.B. WIMHTAM, JoIIN A. PAVIF8,
Notarj' I'uWic. Notary I'ubllc.
attorneys - at - Law.
Office over Bank of Cat County.
PLATT8MOUTH, - - NEBRASKA
Elson, tbe One Price Clothier, is selling