Tne Evening Herald.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE ' CITY.
A. Kall-bary. liratUt, Ituckwood UaiMiaff,
Dr. laMaa. om- la IxtIbi'b Urn Mor', uel
rfeara for. Sivta aa-l Uraaltr, Trirphuae So. ii.
Dr. Vfltarra. lit Palalroa Pt-nfUt. I'nloa
Block, aver Krli-kv'a lira More, I'lattimuatb.
- CITY COUD1ALS.
Lost A tiger eye tube charm. The
finder will Ik; mutably rewarded for its
return to Fred Curruth. 2t
KeguUr meeting of tlie W. C. T. U.
Thursday afternoou at ! o'clock at the
hooiu of Mr. S. A. Duvm on I'iarl st.
Itev. W. 11. Alexander Um removed
his place of residence froui I'tarl street
to the corner of (lih ami Marble street.
The Oi l District School" will le
given the 11th and 12th of December in
utead of the l:itb and 14th as first adver
tised. V. W. C T. U. Social. Young
gentleman without escort will he wel
comed at our social Saturday eve. as
well an thojc who have company.
Another attempt wua made last
night to secure a quorum at the council
chamber, but the effort w.n apparently
uselesa. Our father have now ad
journed die.
Mr. Ed Streight, one of the seven
young men who are duty bound to eel -brate
their birthdays, gave a party to the
balance of the club who will becvine
victims within a year, at his home lost
night. A very cnjoyablo evening was
pent.
The merchant of this city feel
grateful to the Q. for runniii" their
Omaha passenger trains through here as
early as tiicy do. The change is bene
ficial to them, as a good portion of the
ladies patronage given to Omaha now
reiiiains at home. Omaha-ha-ha-ha-ha.
Tlie marriage of Mr. Charles D
una Jtllt l Oliver oreiii-t ItiU
afiernoou at the residence of the bndc-
ju other, corner of Third atiJ Vi
A lartre number of vounr friend wr.
present as evidence of their appreciation
of the bride and groom. Hjy. L'aird
IKTformed the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs,
ii ids took U :ir departure on tho flyer
lvr Uurimgton. Iowa, to viit atMr.Euds
uoiue.
We are in receint of an inrifntioi
to the marriage of Mr. Louis S. Myei.
lo Miss .leimuette JUvi-l at Meridian,
.Miiuissippi. on huuday evening, Nov.
24th, at clock. There will bo a n
eeptiun ut the residence of Mr. A. L
Kosenbauui. from . to 0 o'clock.
feel very grateful fur the inviiation, and
would be pleased to attend the wedding,
mi tne uem.iml nrougnt to bear on us by
the people of PlntUmouth, necesiMtatf
our remaining at hoire until the end
of leap y.'ar, t least.
Our genial express agent, Mr. K. A
rt. John, and our popular druiririst. Mr.
. I. mith, after witnemting a Hock of
wild ge.c and a couple of ducks fly
ir:r the city tb: ui'jrninr in the direction
f a clump of tree, became so ambitiou
for ji hunt that they each tdiouider-d u
gun and pciauading a couple jf dos to
iouow. startea in pursuit of the Jo.-t ut
m. a,. rm a
irncuoo. iney nave not yet le
turned, but we nc under th
i in predion that the success they men
wuu is securing Dire!" Uejends upon tin
resident of the localities they visit who
. a
nave cuera tor sale.
The gun club, consisting of about
twelve members which returned from
Ekejr annual bant last week, was enter
Caitwd to a supper at the Kiddle house
fast Bight by the side failing to gain the
most, points in tneir snooting match dur
ing the hunt. The club under the cap
tainship of 3Ir. Riddle put up for the
tapper, a very enjoyable time was had
ax spvecn-Biaicing ami the usual order of
amusement. The following toast was
responcieu to by one of the memliers:
-What effect will a kottle of whiskey
hive on a duck hunt Or a C nn.nJ.rn"
We did not hear the response but we
know the gentleman who responded, am!
we are satisfied that his remarks met lire
approval of all.
Errors Seen by Josh Cunningham.
- The-is probably none of the common
branches in which the majority of per
sons are more deficient than in spelling.
It will be admitted that the subject is a
hard one, difficult to learn and diflicult
to teach. More sninviting and devoid
of interest than any other in the whole
course. The only royal r nd to profi
ciency in this branch is tho one that
brings us in contact with ft very word in
tin? lajiiguige. There are a few rules
that may be relied uion to some extent,
bat most of them have nearly as many
exceptions as examples, and usually con
fuse rather than assist the student After
all the only urc way is to learn to spel
each Kepemte word. Considering tho
vast amount of work to master such
branch, it is no wonder the poor spellers
are so numerous. Yet, but these diffi
culties do but little toward excusing the
wholesale butchery of spelling, so com
mon in business correspondence. Good
spelling is not always an evidence of
culture, but bad spelling is invariably
taken as an indication of ignorencc,
Nothing looks more hideous in a busi
ness document or grates more haishly
upon the feelings of good educated
business men, than misspelled words.
Most young persons while prcnariu
for a business life, are too indifferent in
this ma ter. You may set it down as
an unchangeable rule that bud spelliug
h never excusable. It is always the re
sult of ignorance or carelesness. No one
cares to plead guilty to the former and
thonsauds of business clerks answer the
criticisms of their employers with the
old excuse, "I knew how to spell the
word it is simply a mistake." So
much the worse if this excuse will cover
bai spelling, ii also do for bad
grammar, erasures, blots, sotlcd and
slovenly work of all kinds.
It matter but little how much you
know unless you put into practical use.
Ignorance is inexcusable, curcjeupess is
intolerable.
However great the task, a knowledge
of spelling must be acquired and not no
uvich by memorizing rules as by study
ing words; and when once acquired, it
nu.it bp carefully put into use. The
nost uns iti factory excuse of all is, "I
knew better it is shjipjy $ mistake." A
'mistake" in oflice work has ctit yaajiy
i clerk his position. The person who
;an get through the world with the least
number of mistakes will mnke the
greatest success.
A new linfi of Astrnrhiin f?o:its and
Vests iust received at H. &, C. Maver and
s-lling fast at $13. j-if
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LAKS I LACiS
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mum
Our .Assortment snrp;t?G3
anytliing heretofore attempted
by us in fliis Department, and
our cu-,t liners will be surprised
at our ma-nili'jent display' of
Ladies' anil-Misses'
Nenrtefs !
and at very Low Prices. V
are showing decided novelties in
Stripes, Checks,
and Solid Colors I
with Plain, Bell or ' Angel
Sleeve?.
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Kid Glovt:
Ladies' Hodjeskas.
Black riaconal Cloth, Fur Trim
med, only $7.00.
lack "Extra Oualitv Iloucle Cloth.
Spike Fringe Trimmino-s Hell Sleeve,
only gSjO.00-
llack Frieze Clot), Ball Trimminjr,
Quilted Lining, Astrachaii Cuflis uihI
Collars, only 1J.OO.
J.ro'fVn and lan Brocaded Malel
lasse, riush Bull Trinmiinr. Plush
Cuffs and Collar, only Si 5.00.
Ktlk l'Jnsli, 1'lus 1 UallTr iiiin iiffg.
plain Satin Lim-d, Cliajnols pockets,
nl.. CIS ft
Black Astraehan Cloth. Suikc
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Trimmings, Satin Lined, only $1G.
fancy Silk Striped Cloaking.
Bajl Tiimrij.jT to match, Quilted
Satin Lining, oiy
Seal Plush, Elecrjint Tlush Ball
rrimminer. Satin l ined, frennine Seji!
j Loops, only S23.
PERSONALS.
Mr. Fred Murphy, of Cedar Creek, is
in the city today.
Mr. Will Shryock, of Louisville, arri
ved in the city last evening.
Mrs. Win. II-;roId is spending the day
t Pacific Junction with friends.
Mr. Wm. Hayes returned from Omaha
tVia morning, where he was called yest .r-
aj on ousiness.
IIn. R. D. Windham left last night
lor Cincinnati, O , where he was called
on icgai business.
Mr. Byron Clark, city attorney, took
In departure by the flyer yesterday
afternooa fur Cincinnati where be goes
un tegai nusincM.
Jfrs. C. X. IIns, nee Miss Mav Lth
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rop, arnveu in me cuy tins niorn-.ns
from Lincoln. Sli3 will visit ut her
no ne here for a few days.
Riddle IIou-e arrivals ; I. C firpon
D.- Moines; I. J. Nichols. Pacific Junc
tion; It. U. Mcamara, Chicago; A. Ij.
Keaenl, Andrews Opera Co.
A party of old sol Jicr fishermen of
t'lis city are now at work sefjring flsh
ng poles. When :iked fir information
-onirning their work, they informed us
that the poles were to ;ud to Groycr
Clevelaad next decoration diy.
Mr. (Itorz Mimth, a former citi.Pii :
thi city ot hilN, w.-A J;a'Jng hind
wifh fiia many friendj vr9 la.-.t n'ul.l
ho wcr-congratulating on his con
lcenc ainci" hi roiafoVune of l ist
Hindnj, For further Inforittion s crr
Zlarira tod Aisaii.
Opinions cf tho London Press.
"M'lle Rhea has remarkable qualities
ind endowments. A fine and command
ing figure, a sujJvrJ.ly shaped head, clear
cut and very haiidsoiuo1 fcaicre, a
jowerful yet musical voice, arc ail hers,
ind she ha, in addition, an admirable
nethod." The Globe.
"M'lia Rhea, t!ie young F.ench actress,
i- fitted with wvn&ii? and charming
mmners. She has an exprcsie and
handsome face, and compoits herself on
the stage with ease and grace, which on
her first appearaace on the stajre won the
sympathy of tlijs audieoe." Tho Queen.
The reserve, seats on sae at J. P.
Voung's book store are rapidly . beinc
lisposed of, and from present prospects.
;very 6eat will be taken before Thursday
jvening. This will be the event of the
-teas n in the tkeetrcal line here. nl nil
tovers of s flrst-cias play sU.od take
id vantage of this opportunity.
For perfect fittiner Suits or n
for Men Boys and Children call on S. &
Jiafir j ne popular Ulotlners. d-tf
Assesore 1339.
W. Trumblc, Tiptou prectnet Zannc
Wolfe, Greenwood; Ralph Wilson, Salt
Jreek; John JIart, Stove Creek; Daviil
ilcCraig, Elmwobd .8. C, Patterson,
3outh Bend; James Johnson, W. V. pre
inct; D. T. Dudley, W. W. City; J. D.
F urguson. Center; Prank Stander, Louis
ville; A Sheldon, Avoca; II. O. Hawley,
Mt. IIleaant; Jacob Tristch, Eight Mile
Gnove; J. L Tynn, Liberty; E. J. Pitt
nan, Rjck Bluffs; Geo. Snyder, Platts
mouth precinct; Daniel Coffey 1st ward
P. E. Ruffeer, ?cd ward; James Grace,
grd ward; Wm Wiulerslein ifo ward, j
flattsmouth city.
Anew supply of Chinchilla Overcoats,
Beaver Collars and Cuffs just received at
S. & C. Mayers, they arc exedent value
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du selling ni f 14. d-tf
Ele-int Seal Blush, Beaver Bal!
1 in tninrrc on1 T'.IT,!' Onilfrod Sntlii
Trimmings ajid .0,olhir?
hinwi, only, 5.35J.uy.
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Sjinish,
Shetland Fb s; .
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Our Plush Sacques are finjVJicd vitli the lest pi Cultcd Sa?ia
I .mm rr I hninniA I s u-L-otc mi f I (-tPnii i nft St;; I I .i n
I il in i m - . a v a . a vv. a v w a.v f "p
Any gua ran lee
wiJi
failing to meet the representation in wear given our garment
rejIavc.cd by n ?)ew one.
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There will be a regular meeting of the
I sat Miss Cranmers rooms tomorrow
at 4 p. m. Members are urged to be
present.
Latest style of Dunlap Stiff Ilats in all
shades at S. & C. Mayers. d-tf
Y. Socl.nL
Tlie Y. will irivc a lean vc.ir snei.il nt
the home of Mr. Wiivh ,Sniith, Saturday,
?ov. 1 1, to wlncn everyone is jnyited.
A.k for Mavers Laundried Shirts Mi
beat in the market either plain or plaited
oosom, oniy yi at . &, .Mayers. d-t
There is coinf-rt for the man with a
rem-iturelv 2rav beard in Buckincrham's
Ore. because it never fall to r-nlor an
evm liown or bhn;k as m ly b; d-ird.
Meo'a Overcoats at T!IannB thm nn
rrifeClotlildrf.0L
Road Overseers.
The following were elected for Road
Overseers for 1889 in the different dis
&ics as name 1 :
Road District Nq. 1 Fred Stull
2 L. Born
3 A. C. Sybert
4 S. Clark
5 John Kershaw
" 6 Geo Pearson
7 S. Uh
" 8 Geo Keller
9 Aug Thinghan
"10 Ames Kiser
" 11 F. Stander
" 12 P. Vol k
8 J. H. Becker j
" 11 Coon Vallery
" 13 Sila3 Long
" 10 G. Pitz
17 W. W. Graves
" 18 Sam Gapn
" 19 J. R. yuery
" 0 Fred Treeseij
44 21 J. V&ncleve
22 Wm Pankorim
" 23 John Eihart
" 24 A. Rickli
" 25 L Ward
V 2,3 B. B. McNurlin
27 L. C, ilanseij
44 28 L. V. Ilogan
4 29 Levi Friend
44 30 Ed Demmitt
44 31 Mac Beckloy
-32 A. Shirley.
3-i B. b. f orrence
44 34 M. Ilaslem
44 35 W. Lanham
44 30 J. C. Smith
' 37 J. Edmunds
44 38 Levi Churchill
44 39 N. Trook
44 40 D. Albin
44 41 J. Pittman
44 4? II. Stoll
44 43 E Shrider
44 44 W. W. Davis
44 45 A. Mitchell
'! 49 J. P. Hayes
44 47 B. L. Wilcoson
44 48 Jack Groves
44 49 Tbotaa Allen
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' F.'Rohney
44 52 O. Lush
44 53 M. Williams
44 54 Pattrick Hays
44 55 Chris Johnson
44 56 P. Peteri
44 57 Henry Behrus
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4 59 II. Chilcott
44 60 J. R. McClurg
Woolen Jackets from 21 and nnwirHa
made by the celebrated Germania Knit
ting Mills, at S. & C. Mayer. d-tf
For t-itk J.eaijach'p, " Me4 y dia-
oraerea sromach, Ayor Uathartip pilfs
are the most reliable remedy. "My
mother first recommended these Pills to
me, thirty years ago. They are the mild
est and best purgative in use.' S. C.
ttratifjrn, worthington, Mass.
Everything necessary for furnishing a
house can be purchased at II. Boe'cfs.
Elson the One Price is selling Chiuchil
as'Dve'rcoats, Ceayer Co) Jars and Cuffs, at
P. P. Sinitii & Co. are making a spec
ialty of Christmas and fine ?Th"w V.are
cards this season.
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Ayer's Sarsapariila acts directly ad
promptly, purifying and enriching the
uioou, improving tne appetite, strength
ening the nerves, and invigorating the
system. It is, in the truest sense, an al-
teritive meUe. Every invalid fchould
give it a trial. "
Mrs. J. F. Johnson has just received
some handsome hts and bonnets, anrl
she will be pleased to show thfm to nnr
of our readers, who will call on her.
If you vaMt a srood do. V. tm to ir r
Gault. He has a larir-e hortm.nt
pick from at Prices that rnn't li,.J; l.n
sell them.
COU C H! and COUGH! ena COUCH
What in tho world is thn itm xnn rn n
will cough and keep conliinir and still
keen trvinir infe
BEGGS' CHERRY COUGH SYRUP will
positively relieve your cough i t once?
-a io illln-lilSinff tirill-lllf ml n rv
actual fact, an, c crnirnrtae 5t s ,1 l
by p. P. Smith & Co., druggists."
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buy ti; t.
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a man's- .
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O. P. Smith A,
plav of holid iv
to the city.
A house to
ness part of the
at fids of?i
Elson, the Otie Y
the Chicago Hit
Plenty of .
meal at Ileiotl's
H. BoeckVfu
edged to be th'
in the citv.
II. M. -0.',:;";
fine noeitit'o
fr hoiiilai's.
Gold and silver siect-l-?.
Gault's
For rent-r-A house of three good
rooms for rent, chep. Enquire at Peaxl-
eiej rorniture store. tl
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it to II. M. Gar-'
to ' v. b .t;--f'i.-
Mt-n's Unlao-i
Elsoq's the i)ii
Smith ifc C .
house snd lot in '.
the next 5xty dnj b. Z
Cf roorls during r:;,i; r;,v -
to h C w 1 j rS tts houss and
We shall h"i : : : Cloves,
worth from f 1. 1 ' ;. Mc-rni-
nal Price
Qi .CO
This iueludes r i -ury in
Stock of Dressed. i. and
Driving Gloves.
6 Button Sin.; : .-.Vrs and
Blacks, now $1..V
4 Button Simps'.. - 'ore and
Blacks, now $1.50,
4 Button Our 0 i ' ibroidered
Backs, Colors m. -v $1.50,
worth $2.00.
5 Button Boi' .,f Colors
and Black, now t . 75.
8 Button Mot-j.; Colors,
only fl.50, worth
6 Button Mo; .. Colors
and Black, $l..r'
4 Button ':; )y now
tl.50, worth !f J.
SuedeGuant! : . (Vloiji,
only now $liiO.
'Shawls.
Our -1.0() B .: ,,s ,:nj
Browns, sold 1 1.
Our $.5.00 R.-v : Cn ys
anil Browne. i" . ( 1 , i,! -
edl' a irootl -.
Our $7.00 -JV 1.
Very pretty !in. I
Our $i.bo ; .. -.i.iv. j
elecnnt pMtten..--- . .;.
. Our $10.00 I'. ,:;:
BroTVns. entire! , t )A j
be decided! v cl: i
per 1 air. is Mf r:i lnp'i : ';( , 11 11 1 n.lly
i;(! 1 ! in (fit 1 I :j I 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 Z. ( 0.
11x4 Viliiieliijiiii.l is 11 Ji m"i m,(1
at $7.M n I nir is 11 . 1 I i if i-iii.
$4..i(',A Mi in 1,'miti I;id 1 li i l.it is
M' d value nt i 't.i (.
Jt'.OO, INd 1 lcuket .t111 v if I t iird
(jiiulit v.
12x4 Ihd BL-iikct nl O (0 r pair,
n.ade uj of tin; tii:(ht hi 1.
L'Miv.nnnd Gray iiii.d Lb n tf, at
all I rires.
Ot:i $1.00 C niftil, f:iii good
VklliC,
Our $1.50 Cmifort, gocd ;iulity,
print solid, i.d linin;:, filled with
white tatting.
Our $2.00 comfort, liitt 1'iint, extra
weight.
Our $2.50 Comfort, two good vnlncR :
No. 1. Fast Colored Chintz Print,
White Cotton Filled, rxlra i:iy.e uvA
weight, C
No. 2. Fancy Bat inc. rolid red lin
ings, elegant line of pstti irf anil roloin.
Our $3.25 Imported ( hii I. I atttrnx,
very fancy quilted, rxlia i-ize htu! vtiglit.
Our $4.00 Fine Fancy Si tii: . Solid
Batine Lined, very uicilv ili Hizo
72x82,
Undewear.
Ladies' White Mi tii Vi.Mv. f-: ! Hllih
ed, Silk 1 oi;i:d, :it !,() it i,ts .(.. VmAh
to rintf-h.
Lndirs' Kxtrn Pi,r. fi;i'i-'ir t.iity,
White Meiino V-ts. Jmm yii! lei g
at 17, cents- tuili. J'uiJ. ti 11 ; t. ! 1 t n n o
Pi i'e.
Ladii-s' V.'hi'e V, , , y, . . Ml
ar.d S ':' ''.-' ':i '7
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j Full Lir.c. of n:nd.-i V, M:-ws Mid
; Beys' Underwesir. White, S.'il--f Nntnr-
( -utfi CiHncls Jl tii- at low :ifis.
oa! Plush Wrei),
vwls.
Our l?ne of I'liih Cnni.e; ' I !? k -von
i s.ra ii-:..lo up of llu I t i.i-i: of Lon
livery Ct "!.!- r.i C;.; i en i v. er.
o.t- T;b.h .!m k'S i-t if'1".!-!' ..re vciy
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5 .'!.' ! $4' (.
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f)ur Pt-"!j..j, ,.. ,,,;,,. til
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! :h fully
Ml. fully
every-
assUiia f,lLr? .eJa.w. mhStm Q
TtBSS irATIOif AL I! AUK. '
imM Shoe
lies absorb so much of your attention that
the great cut in caeh prices W. A. Boeek
-mand for Fall Goods we are compelled to
K-fttTy Cath" to meet our obligations.
veur iipoc apd J:oes as ti.crp v; v ctiii
At Thirty ddyt.
v we are many hty oltli i v . viii l.c
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uyiug y,ur icotvc:r v.Lcix .,v cv ! rt
7- rent.-, at
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.5 1 I!"ng
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! rrcscivaticn of ti,- rL,,; -j.,.,, H
openauv. ijf :: i i i .. .. - J i-
Arti.iCial teiiii : ;:. -. :
Robber i ( i-': lo '.'(' 1 ii ;. . . J
j 6!ret.
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way en? .KMl.- KvN JJjio., i-pf-.,lli
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limine : JUrJ:-v 'r.a',no wi'i Hi.- O:
- ' buying j
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