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CITY CORDIALS.
A news item would be news for
Plattsmouth.
There arc twelve locomotives now
in the kliops awaiting repairs.
Twentv new box cars are being
built by the 15. & M. at this point.
W. II. Uikcr has received fourteen
lurire sucks of the finest shell-bark hick
ory nuts.
Notice the advertisement fur the
district school entertainment, in another
column.
The district court adjourned last
night sine (lie. The regular December
term opens on the 10th.
Mr..V. H. Pool's little boy is very
sick with membraneous croup. His con
dition at present is considered very crit
ical by his physician.
"V. II. I'ukcr has as fine a display
of holiday goods as was ever seen in the
city, while he is prepared to sell at prices
much lower than any previous year.
The regular meeting of the Chautau
qua assembly will be held at the office
of Byron Clark tonight. A full attend
ance is requested. The subject to be
brought up for discussion is "Herodotus."
The ladies' of the Christian church of
this city will give asocial on Thursdaj
evening next, at the residence of Mr.
Bird Critcbrkld. This will be tl.e first
social given for some time, and a large
crowd and a lively time is looked for.
Mr. F. W. Ncison, representing the
firm of Bush & Gert-, piano manufac
turers, will remain the city about two
days longer. If parties wish to purchase
a first-class instrument, and at a reduced
rate and on easy terms, by purchasing
directly of the house through him,
they would consult their best interests
by calling at Mr. J. P. Young's music
store and interviewing hinr..
A lady who is well acquainted with
the two stars' who are t figure in the
district school euteitainment, informed
us that a certain lady in the city had
made up her mind to take these two
actors of renown in charge and teach
to Messrs Grace and Lovcrm, and
irrl nthrra. are supposed to have been
littcn. As soon as Mr. Eikenbary had
learned what the matter was he shot the
animal, yesterday morning. The above
gentlemen should be compelled to chain
their dogs lefore some person becomes
jk victim to hydrophobia.
Down Co The Prices.
Vrom ooiv on we will sell Garland
and Kadi a st Home base burners at
crcatlj reduct-J ijces.
JonxsoN Bros.
READ THIS ARTICLE
Slowly and Corefully, and Never
Stop Reading Until You Have
Read It Through-
I propose to give you my reasons for
leaving the city, but my mind ?s drifting
today, and I am liable to be talking
about other things before I have finished
my speech; so hoping you will overlook
the small errors. I haye lived iu Platts
mouth for several years, in fact, the
greatest portion of my life; yet I have
had experience enough in other cities
to make a few comparisons. 1 under
stand Plattsmouth's situation, and I be
lieve I understand her people to perfec
tion. Like all other cities she is inhabit
ed by a people of different nationalities,
the majority of which are good, true loy
a', enterprising, energetic citizens; and
while living in your midst Ihaycenjoyed
my life, socially, very much, and believe
tliut I have met with a great many who
would, if necessary, befriend me, while
on the other hand, I am positive I have
cnemhs by the score who would, if
were possible, persecute me, but as we nil
live under the same government, a gov
emmi ih or peace ami protection, nut
guarded by its laws, I feel perfectly 8'ife
among you. I suppose each of you have
an opinion formed of me, and I trust
your opinions to be good ones. Whet he
thev be good or evil, you will bestow i
great kindness upon me by having them
concealed ana carefully deposited away
in a well-secured place of forgetfulncss
for safe keeping. Now then, citizens,
know it is not a common occurancc for a
I my to shoot off his tongue in this manner
adrcssing1 older ones what they must do,
telling you of vour faults, and fce ; but
T find it necessary for me to do something
for my country, and I propose to tell you
pcopi ! some of your greatest faults, and
will endeayor to show you where you are
making a great mistake. I find you peo
nle are negligent in a great many respec's.
(Tlti' vnimjr man in tli esillery will please
k'-e.) i,ii-'t or leave the hall
You iie neglecting the performance of
vour duties as regards the young men of
vour citv. I have had quite a business
experience for a kid. and have had i
tr-stc of business life, making me fee
deeply interested in tne weilare and up
building of our young business men.
m not here to dictate for, or advise you
is to what you must buy, or where you
-'loubl buy it, but I do feel as though
you were not doing your young business
men mstice. lucre are young men in
this city who are as equally competent
in knoweledge for the managing of a
busitK'Ss. ns there ure in other cities, and
I fee! .-afe in making this statement, that
the majority of the young business men
of other cities of this size are doing a
rlouri.-hing business, and the citizens take
pride in the upbuilding of their young
merchants and boast of their success.
We a:e not perfect by any means in every
respec t, we all have our faults, peculiari
ties msd enemies. If you can show ma a
man, young or old, without them, I will
directly refer you to the insane asylum
when- they keep such victims. Every
house must have a solid foundation.
Just so with the business firms of your
eity, and I consider you people as the
fotin-iMtion of every business firm in the
'ity. Every business firm depends upon
you for its support and strength, conse
quently, wherever you patronize mer
chants outside of your own city you are
jradu dly tearing away the foundation
of your home merchant. You absolutely
make the first failure, and then comes
I he down fall of your home merchant.
notice whenever you have money, as a
jenerd rule, you go to soni3 other city
N sp nd it; but when you are without
die fi'thy lucre and want r.n accomoda
tion, you go to your home merchant and
isk !r a so-called stand off, from thirty
l iy t: six years' time, and when the
sKTchant presents you a statement of
four account, you feel highly insulted.
rtcuu v.ihvr we can't succeed in business
jvithrut your patronogc in full; we ap
prcei.ite your trade even though it be
iinnll. If we succeed in business, it is an
honor to you; but if we fail in business,
it is y-ur failure and not ours, for you
hive f illed to perform yo lr duties as
citizen to us. Of coarse circumstances
l alter eases. In this ca-e I am speaking
in behalf of the respectable, honest, up
right voung business men such as you
have in your city nt Lie present time. I
would have more to say in favor of cur
irejud'cted father mcrcharts, but they
never have anything to speck of in our
.favo-; when we nsk for advice they tell
;is to go west and jrov tp with the
..our.try. That kind of advice is netting
?:tal . Citizens, if you can t speak a good
vor.l for the boys, 'lave nothing to say
.gainst them. Do away with all of that
j rejii'Meed. jealous, envious feeling you
nave existing within your hearts toward
jour fellow men, and especially toward
our young men; encourage them, in
tend of making fun out of every tiling
,hey undertake to do, The majortty of
,he ioys ot today are afraid to make a
display of their intellect, iu the presence
ft older ones, for fear of making mis
nkc, :ind being laughed at. I don't
f-oiub r at the number of bisbful and
ov.-:ird!y Uien the world possesses today !
ecai!.-: a youth ii called n boy is noeyi
teuce of hi being a tool, and if your
oys I; ive a desire for wearing nice cloth
ing and have ambition enough to work
iend i-iiii their own living i::d make
noney enough to pay for their attire, I
'ay, give them the privilege of so doing.
'Suco-.ir.ige them in the good work, for
Mud a boy eats and wears is two-thirds
wh.it he receives iu this world, and
j.e otle.r third is hard times. Because
: our b.y has a desire to dress neatly is no
vid. nee of his being a dude. What a
bless! iig it would have been to a great
many of our young men of today if the
inveh'or of the word "dude" had been
para!., z d just before ha uttered the
word. The word is disgusting. If a
young man puts on a clean garment with
cutTs, collar and necktie attached, and
make- his appearance upon th? streets,
some one will make the remark. " There
iroes a dude." I think it would be wise
for y i to e-.conrage your boys and
have nice, clean so called dudes in your
hcuis, than to discourage them and have
a ragg? 1, worthless set of loafers lying
around your hearthstone eating and
drinkin.; the result of your hard earn-j
Ism&h.titsT Sale I
Our Odds and Ends of
DRESS GOODS !
REMNANTS OF
DltESS GOODS
AT AISOl'T
One Half Original Value.
Odd 2?icess of
Marked Way Below
COST PRICE !
Semnan t Sale in
SPECIAL VALUES IK
Ladies7
Underwear
Our ."50c White Merino Vests ami Pants
arc the best value in the city.
Our 75c Camels Hair Vests and Pants
sell tlswhere at $1.00.
Our $1.00 National Wool Vests and
Pants well worth $1.25.
Our $1.00 Scarlet Vests and Pants are the
best goods for the price offered.
Oar $1.50 Camels Hair Vests and Pants
worth $4.00 a suit.
Our $1.50 Scarlet Vests and Pants
cur regular $2.00 quality.
are
FEED HEBRMA3KTN,
ONE DOOR EAST FIRST NATIONAL BANE.
am
l FECIAL Sales in Ladies'
worth $5.00.
Fine Ha:; .!
UH Three-Dollar Shoes is far bet!: ;
OH Two-Dollar Shoe nothing will
IME is going on and our goods must
OME .hink this is just a blow.
OW all we ask is lor you to give us
A ND to see the gooda will convince
4 other dealer.
Pjii
'BICES Low is our Motto.
ings. I don't believe you know the real
meaning of the word dude, if you did
you wouldn't call your boys that name.
You might just as well call them fools,
for the word dude is simply a substitute
for the word fool, and he that calleth
his brcther a fool is in danger of hell's
fire, so saith the good book a book
which I believe to be true and accord
ing to my theory, he that calls his brother
a dude is in danger of the same warm
place. The word dude has ruined a urcat
many of our young business men finan
cially. Let a young man in business have
the reputation of being a dude, no mat
ter whether guilty or not uubty, just so
he has the name of being one, you will
see him gradually loosing his customers
one by one until he is obliged to sell
out. There has been erected within the
hearts of the people a hatred for dudes,
and the word dude is simply an instru
ment of destruction, owned by the devil,
placed within the hearts of men for the
purpose of destroying your own boys.
This dude question is far more important
than the tariff question.
TMav I ask pome kind person to lower tlie
wimlowK in oriier that I may receive a little
fre.h air upon t lie subject.
Citizens, it is now nine o'clock and my
time is up, and if I have said anything
in my speech to be sorry for, it is because
I couldn't think of anything more to say.
I wili give you my reasons for leav
ing the city some other time in the future.
I want to call your attention to the fact
that I have more watches, clocks and
jewelry in my store than I know what to
do with, and as I propose to leave the
city by the 4th of March. Itnust dispose
of my goods; and now is the time for 1
you to cet n bargain in a wntch, clock,
or anything in the jewelry line. My in- j
Our Odds and Ends of
Silks, Velvets
Remnants of Above Goods
AT AliOTT
One Half Original Value.
Colored Velveteens
JleduccJ to 40 cents a yard, worth
65 cents. Full Liues of
AT POPULAR PRICES.
FULL STOCK
Of Tobog".
, T;ini O'Shanters,
Jocky and Alpine Caps, Children's
Cashmere and Plush Hoods, Chil
dren? Zephyr and Angora Hoods,
Ladies' Hood:; and Facinators.
Holiflay HaDiercMefs.
Our fc'tock in above
goods
is
very complete, and we are show- !
ing some very Itich Goods in Em
broidered Silks and Linen. Full
Lines of Colored, Bordered, Scal
loped, Initiel and plain white.
I'timed Shoes, selling now for only $3.50,
:!.::n ever put on the market here before.
equal ours.
be sold.
a call.
you that we are selling cheaper than any
dCO
vitatiou is extended to all to call and ex
amine my stock before tlie holidays. I
remain in the same old stand in the Win.
Boeck & Co.'s shoe store room, south
side of Main street,opposite Bank of Cass
Connuy. George W v ass.
Jeweler.
Notice.
All parties knowing themselves" in
debted to me, are requested to balance
their accounts on or before tlie first day
of January 188'.), as, after that time, all
accounts will positively be left in the
hands of a collector.
Dll. SCHILDKNKCHT
Nov. 20. tf
Mrs, Simpson will receive a few pupils
in music, on Saturdays, at Mrs. Living
ston's resideuce, corner Sixth and Oak
streets. Plattsmouth, Nov. 19, 1888. tf
Dr. C- A. Marshall.
I&esidexit Dentist.
Preseryation of the
Natural Teeth a
s giveu for Pain-
Specialry. Auesthetic
less Filling or Extbactios of Teetil
Artificial teeth made on Gold, Silver,
Rubber or Celluloid Plates, aud inserted
as soon as teeth are extracted when de
sired.
All work warranted. Prices reasonable.
prrzaKRAt.o'8 Block Plat tamo uth. Neb
d
SlfeimIhtf
Cur Odds and Ends of -
Cliildrcxro Estra
Hoavy Jlibbod Wcol
Hogo, Si sos from 6 J
to 9, reduced to 5Co.
a Pair, Vorth. from
75 to 90c.
Extra Good Values in LADIES'
AND CHILDREN'S WOOL
HOSE at
per Pair.
AllDepartmnieiiLte
Muffs , Boas,
-A. 1ST ID
FUR TRIMMIAGS !
Black Coney Muffs, only 05 cents.
Black Hare Muffs, only $1.25.
Black Imitation Monkey Muffs, only
$2.50.
Black Real Monkey Muffs, only $5.00.
Silver Hare Muffs, only $2.00.
Opposum Muffs, only $2.50.
Lynx Muffs, only $5 00.
Imitation Seal Muffs, only $3.50.
Beaver Muffs, only $0.00
Children's Muffs and Boas, only $1.50.
Full lines of Black Coney, Nutria,
Silver Hare, Opposum, Lynx, Baccoon,
Chinchilla Fur Trimmings, at very low
prices.
Best Quality Feather Trimmings, only
40 cents per yard.
FRED HERRMA3ST3KT,
ONE DOOR EAST FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
IPROMENT 11 BHBBLUSBMENrS GOMBTED.
G R A N D OPEN
n n
model Nothing More,
FRIDAY EVENING, 30th hist.
A Cordial Invitation is extended to the Public in General,
that evening
will be presented to every Ladj present. Our rooms M ill be
handsomely decorated. We will show our stock of
Children's Boy's &
FINE FURNISHING GOODS,
-!LT ZD
OUR STOCK OIF
Silk Handkerchiefs, Nobby
4M4ViMj iXX
Silks,Woolens and Cassimers cannot be sur- - x
passed, and Prices so Low that You
cannot fail to buy them.
We arc more than pleased with our increased trade
and it is
X TRIUMPH OF JUST AND SQUAKE HEALINC !
"LOW PRICES, HONEST GOODS,
AND NO MISREPRESENTATION," is our
Motlo.
S &. C. MAYER.
Cor. Main and 5th St. CARRUTH BUILDING
Sale I
Cur Odds and Ends of
TTi Order to clear
up Odd G ar
ments in tliis De
partment we have
marked them at a
tiirure that will
make them go in a
hurry. Call early
and
trot lruf rdniir.f
r
Blankets pud
Comfortables.
White Plankets from $1.75 to $7.
Grey Blankets from $1.5o to
Scarly Blankets from $.,.5o to
COMFOHTABLES I
Extra Good Value, and Quali
ties from 1.00 to $L00.
Ladies' Heavy Skirts in Satin,
Jvnit, Cotton Plush and Clotli
very Low Prices.
at
I X G OF OUli
Men's Clothing,
Neckwear jirrl lVTnfflpia.