-THE DAILY HERALD : PLATTSilOOTH, NEBRASKA, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 189.
Tne Evening Herald.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY.
A. KIUhrr, Deatint, Bockwoinl Bailillag,
f lehoa . 33.
Dr. Withers, Dralist, I'aloa Block.
CITY CONGREGATIONS.
Catiiolii?. St. Paul Church. Oak. between
Kitli and hlxlh. Fathrr 'a'tiry. 1'aMor.
Hrrylret : . Mats at 8 nd 10 :.T0 a. M. Sun da)
Bchoul itt 2 :JO-t wl'b beiiedicllui..
CnRiTi an.-Corner I-ocunt and FUlith St-.
Services morning and evening. Klil-r J. K.
Ueed, pastor, Sunday Mcnool 10 A. M.
ErifM-orAU St. Luke's Church, corner Third
and Yin. Kev.lt H. Burj(e. pator. !Sr-
Vices : II A. M. a d 7 sJO . M . Sunday Heuool
at 2 :30 r. M.
Obhmah AIethoihst Corner Sixth Ft and
iSraiilt. Kev. llirt. I'aKtor. Mrvi-c : II a. m.
aud 7 uTO I'. M. bunday t-x li kjI 10 :30 A M.
FaejtHVTKltl Ajf. Main, between Sixth and
Seventh. Her. J. T. Balr , paMor. Hrrviee- .
Mual hour, morning- aud evening. Suuda)
bch'ol :3U.
Fikst Mkthooimt. Sixth St.. betweii Main
and Pearl. Key W. K. Alexander, pastor.
Servleen :11a. m.. 7 :30 p. m. Sunday ocIhm 1
2 P..M. Pray tr uieelitg Weduesday even
ing. German rK'KRVTr.KiAM. Corner Main and
Ninth. Itev Witle, panfr. Services : usual
hours. Sunday school ! a. m.
SwrKnmt inokp!ationau Granite, be
tween Firth and Sixth.
Youno Mr.x'a Chri-tiah Association
Jtooins corner Fourth and Main streets. (os
IMI ineellnc. for innu oulv.everv Sunday at
ternoon at 4 o'clock. Koonia open wenk day
iroin s-jo a. hi , io : jo p. ni.
CITY CORDIALS.
The fly season is past.
- A new time-table will take effect on
the B. & M. tomorrow.
Men's gospel meeting at -4. p. m. to
morrow, at i. M. C. A. rooms.
The last of the winter is not too pre
vious but it is too cold for most people.
Remember the sociable to be given
tonight at the home of Mrs. B. Loverin.
Mr. Sherman denies the statement
that he is the possessor of a scrawny
cow.
The "Long Strike" will be presented
by the Standard Theatre Company to
tonight. It was thought last night that the
chilly winds were somewhat colder than
a stepmother's breath.
A meeting of the gun club was held
at the office of W. S. Wise last night.
The proceedings of which will be seen
on this page.
The colored church is now comfor
tably furnished and all white brethren
are cordially inyited to attend the meet
ings tomorrow.
If the icemen are still unprovided
with a sufficient quantity of ice for the
coming season, now is their chance to sup
ply the demand.
While the B. & M. It. It. company
is changing its time tables so often, it
would le well for Plattsmouth to send
in an order for a 9:30 train to Omaha.
Judge Russell issued a mirriage li
cence today to Mr. Schuyler W. Wolfe
and Misj Adda G. Toltnd, also to Pet-.-r
II. Stuller and Miss Myrtle Tolaud, all
of Greenwood.
The ladies of St. Luke's Guild will
give a m-querade party at Fitzgerald's
h ill next Wednesday evening. Feb. 2
Admission 25cts. children 15cts. Dance
tickets, inducting aanii.ion. hi. -
supper will In; served. tf
The Youij People's Society of
Christian Endeavor will give a s cial at
the residence of Mr. B. A. Loverin, Sat
urday evening, February 23. to celebrate
the n iti n il siKricty day. All iiftnlHTs
and their friends are cordially invit-d t-
attend.
TIij meetings for men only Sunday
aftcrni ns. held by thu Voting Men's
Christian Association, nr. worthy the
attendance of nil who me able to he then. Jobli?d to return to his hoin? tt Chicago,
All are invited to renie:nler tomorrow's lie informed Mr. Alexander t!n;t he would
in .vti.ig and stranger should fit I them- h mi-ihle to yisit Plattsmouth, but s;dl
s.l vos s, ci dly wclco ii. lie would prevail upon Mr Miller to
!I nry IJ -iiis a worthy y-u;i: m in ' e.mi". Mr. Mi iler Ins agreed to hold a
livirrnhrce miUv s uth of this city, Ins "": -f in-t-tings week uiUr next, pro
been v.-ry ill with typhoid fever; indeed, vidi.i j the metiio li.-t cu.rega:ion here
lie w is so low that
his friends thought
his recovery impossible, but thanks to
the skillful treatment given him by Dr.
Shipman he is now convalescent. Fred
Beins, a younger brother, is also sick with
typhoid fever but at present is improving
rapidly.
The C. B. & Q. IL R. company is
about to institute a "Kelief Department,"
following the example of the Pennsyl
vania railroads and some other compa
nies. A Mr. Bartlett, formerly of Presi
dent Picken's office in Boston, has been
placed in charge and he is now on a tour
of the system, preparing for the com
mencement of work in May or June.
Messrs. Hawksworth, Oruesel, Livingston
and Wend attended a meeting at the
general superindent's office in Lincoln,
yesterday, and are ready to explain the
scheme to any who may wish informa
tion. Membership in the association will
be voluntarily and assessments will be
nude on a salary basis. All expenses of
any kind will be paid by the railroad
company and every dollar of cash paid
in by the men will be returned to them
in the shape of death or disability bene
fits. It is estimated that the cost to the
C. B. &Q.RR will be at least f 50,000
per year and the only return expected is
fu. i .;n f tlw. mlv.. TV.U
B jr-; -
the comnanv certainly oujMit io receive,
nd we believe the pHn wi'l commend
itself to a great majority of the men.
Plattsmouth Cun Club Meeting.
Platthmoi:tu, Feb. 22. 18K9.
Clnbw.-tat office of W. 8. Wise,
Sec'y, pursuant to call, with the president,
A. W. White, in the chair.
Minutes of meeting of Nov. 1, 1888,
read and approved.
Bill of Sherman A Outright $7.30 for
printing and supplies was read and ap
proved and secretary ordered to draw
order on the treasurer for same.
Report of C. W. Sherman, secretary
and treasurer, was presented and read as
follows:
Plattsmoutu. Feb. 22, '89.
Co the Jfembes of the sjtorlsmen's Club.
Uuntlkmem : 1 have the honor to re
port t hut I have received the following
turns of Lioncy, while acting as secretary
ind treururer of the club.
Total from members as dues and in
itiation fees, $30; Cr. by Anderson's
account $11; Cr. by A. W. White's ac
count $5; balance due club, $14, which
amount I am ready to account for.
Respectfully Submitted,
C. W. Sherman.
P. 8. Some members have understood
that I received a balance due from the
former secretary, amounting to some
twenty dollars, but the truth is. I did not
receive a cent from that source.
C. W. Sqekmas.
On motion the president appointed A.
W. White, S. IL Atwood and W. S. Wise
a committee to examine and report upon
the account of C. W. Sherman as above;
which committee afterdue examination
and deliberation submitted the following
report:
To the Plattsmoulh Sportsmen1 Club,
Gentlemen: Ve, your special com-
.nittee appointed to examine the accounts
aud report of ex-Secretary and Treasurer
0. W. Sherman, would respectfully report
that we have made an examination of the
same and find the same to be correct as
stated in his report to the club and that
all books and records have been duly
accounted for to the club; we would
further report that the books of this club
were not in his possession, excepting the
record book, and had not been during
his term of office, said books having been
recently fouud in the hands of a proper
committee of the club.
A. W. White, )
W. S. Wish. Com.
S. II. Atwood.
On motion the report of the committee
was received nnd adopted and same
ordered speread upon the records.
The secretary then read report of C. C.
Parmele, former secretary and treasurer
of the club, showing receipts and expen
ditures of money made by him, and
showing a balance due the club from
him of $20.64.
On motion the report wa3 received and
adopted and secretary instructed to have
Mr. Parmele pay balance to club.
The president named S. II. Atwood, J.
P. Antill and Wm. Weber as hnance
committee.
On motion W. S. Wise was instructed
to complete record by transcribing min
ntes, etc.
On motion it was decided that all
members who pay up their accounts in
full shall be credited with their dues for
lf89, And secretary was so instructed.
Six dollars were received as receipts
for t lis evening from members. Meeting
then adjourned subject to call of presi
dent.
The JoM'Jflrf.! announcement that E.
iP. Miller and an able vocalist, Mr. Pot
ter, the popular evangilUt's asistant,had
been t uaged for a series of meetings in
this tity, is a little prt mature. Rev. W.
il. Alexander, pastor of the M. E. church,
lias attended the revival services which
haye been held in Omaha duiingthe past
week, and he insisted that the two
evun'-iilists should visit Plattsmouth after
iciiv'wi ' Omaha. As Mr. Putter was
sanctiou Itev. Alexander s action tomor
row when he will leave it to their option.
A lady who has been peddling arti
clcs through the city which are better
known by the refined term "beautifiers,"
entered a certain house the other day
which is occupied by young men for
lodging purposes, and found a number
of th bachelors at the house. The young
lady, after understanding her predica
ment became much embarassed, and had
some difficulty in making her wants
known. Not wishing to introduce the
articles she had for sale, asked the young
men if they wished to purchase any sus
penders. She was greatly relieved when
the reply came which informed her they
were supplied.
We were pleased to notice by the
city register that the epedemic which has
been raging in our midst is at present on
the decline, nnd only two cases have been
reported since Wednesday. The follow-
inf cases have been reported during the
past two days: Ilandenbo, F., cor. Main
and 14th streets; McGlynn, cor. 7t'i and
"Walnut.
It is rumored that the $ 50,030 which
will be expewtert on the Missouri river
at this point in the near future, nave Deen
taken advantage of by the railroad com-
anil it i:J thought the yards w 1! be
" .. ii r ,. r i....o
depot no stand, and a new anl hand-
i seme dep t erected.
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iyj iyj iAi iivj
Dress Goods !
Thirty-Six Inch Henriettes:
In all the Newest Shades, only 35 cents a yards, 40 cents. Colors
Light Grey, Gobelin, Bismark, Dark Tan, Black, Mahogany, Navy,
Myrtle, Wine, Urown.
Thirty-Six Inch All-Wool
In all the New Colorings only 50
Havana, Myrtle, Gendarme, Olive, Saphire, Tan, Black, Cardinal,
Wine, Mahogany, beal, blate.
Red Fern Suitings:
40 Inch Red Fern Suitings, in
per yard.
Rutland Broadcloths:
54 Inch Rutland Broadcloths only 85 cents a yard, well worth SI.
Ramona Suitings:
54 Inch Ramoa Suitings,all New Mixtures, only G5 cents a yard,
worth 75 cents.
Striped Suitings:
40 Inch Striped Suitings only 35 cents a yard.
Lenwood Suitings:
40 Inch Lenwood Suiting?, Broken Stripes, only CO cents a yard
Blankets, Cloaks, and All
One Door East
PERSONALS-
Mr. W. Adams, of Greenwooa, is the
guest of Mr. J. M. Craig, .today.
Master Gordon Knotts. who is attend
ing school in Council Bluffs, is in the city
on a visit to his brothers.
Hon. F. E. White, who returned froni
the legislature Thursday night, will spend
a few days at his home here before re
turning to Lincoln.
T. II. Thresher, a striker, was called to
Council Bluffs last niht where ho has
secured n permanent situation ns switch
man in the Rock Island yards.
Mis. C. M. Holmes and daughter, Mrs.
Sam Ilinkle. who have been visiting
relatives at Bjaver City for the pist two
days, returned home this morning.
Dr. P. Janss, president of the Nebraska
State medical nnd surgical institute does
not pretend to be a cure all, but claims
to have better sucers than the general
practicioucfr iu chronic diseases on ac
count of hi devoting his total time to
sueli diseases and th; large ntni.l;-r h
tmcts. He has with him nbout tliren
thousand dollars w.irtli of' iutreiiients
fr idl kinds of examinations and opper
ation; among them is a microscope
coHting 350 in Europe. Consultation
free at the Riddle House, Tuesday, Feb
ruary 26.
Try Merges for your winter's footwear.
Mrs. L. EKarnes, a teacher of long
experience, would like a class in music,
and will be pleased to state terms to any
on calling at her residence on Granite
street, between 5th and 6th. tf
Be wise and buy your overshoes of
Merges. tf
- -The banks of the city , were the on'y
business houses closed yesterday in mem
ory of Washingtoa's birthday, but
the flags displayed over the majority
ot business places was a manifestation
of loyalty.
The Journal made another mistate
meut, as usual, last night. It said Mr.
Drummond had brought suit against
this paper for $15,000. We have had no
notice served on us, and there are no papers
filed iu our courts. We object to the
Journal or any of its friends holding a
'Star Route Court", and getting a judg
ment against us for $15,000, without our
knowing it. If we are to be sued we
want it tried in the courts of the county,
before a jnry f our countrymen, whrre
we can ma'.e our defense.
Do not fail to consult Dr. Jinss the
celebrated German specialist - "late of
I eFlill1t ll?e dle .House, Tuesday,
Feb. 28.
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Dress Goods !
Henriettes:
cents a yard, worth CO cents. Colors
all New Mixtures, only CO cents
FE&EB ME
First Wat' I Bank.
The three tramps who were arreste
yesterday by Officer Fitrpatrick an
'odged in jail after he had experienced
ough and tumble fight with the gan.
were arraigned before Judge Cliffor
this morning. As the city has alread.
harbored too rainy tramps by jailin
them, the judge thojight in mora advis
bl to give two hours to leave the cit
A whipping pot would serve the purpo
for dealing justly with tramps who m k
a practic i of mean lerLig over thrs sectio
of country and mining thjmsulvet
miserable nuisance.
Dr P. Janss, the celebrated Germai
pliyslciah will be in Plattsmouth at th
Riddle house Tuesday, Fe'. 2 If yon
are suffering with a chr mic disease you
should not fail to cou-ult him. ( on
sulta'ion five.
A first cbm s; osid-isan 1 pi 'n
h 1 h Las been in us:; for seven yen-,
can b bought. for $150. Is in first-cla-condition.
Ilest New Y' rk make. A
ply t this oT.ce. tf
If you consult juur own interest
will buy your foot-wear of Merger
yt.
tl
-Plenty of feed, flour, graham and
meal at Heisel's mill, tf
VTlicn Hie Otteen'a Head Wu Cat Oft
.Apropos of. tlw recent articles on the
amount of feeling experienced by a vic
tim of decapitation, the following ex
tract describing the execution of the
Queen of Scots from the bulky catalogue
will interest scientistsi At last, while one
one the executioners held bir streightly
with one of his hands, the other gave
two 6troke3 with an axe before he did
cutt (off) hir head, and yet lefte a little
grissle behinde. She made a very small
noyse, no part stirred from the place
where she laye. The executioners lifted
upp the head, and hade God 6ave the
queon. Then hir dressinge of laune fell
from her head, which appeared as graye
as if shco had been three-score and ten
ycarcs oldc, powletl very short. Hir face
much altrcd, hir lipps stired upp and
downe almost a quarter of an howei
after hir head was cut off. Pall Mall
Gaze tic
Telephonic Amusement.
A novelty is reported from Hastings
in connection with the performance of
?!Tho Yeoman of the Guard" at the
theatre. The stage has been connected
by telephone with various private houses
and hotels, so that numbers of ieopie aro
nightly hearing the opera without seeing
iU- Wo nre not aware that this has ever
been tried except in isolated cases as an
experiment. Ilasting-v may. therefore,
bo congratulated on being in tho van of
progress. London Glob,
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Wash Goods,
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We Have received a case ot
DOMESTIC
Patterns" copied from
Jn y
1 5 Cents Per Yard.
Also Full Lines of Solid Colors at the same price. Colors Seal,
Myrtle, Black, Olive, Wine, Havana, Cream, Gobelen, Saphire, Tan
This undoubtedly will be the the
Best Bargain Ever Offered
in Wash Goods this season. Call early before the selection is broken
or it will be difficult to get Good Patterns later on.
Winter Goods at Cost !
MJffiMAMEL
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mre ?s aear: ana leatAr-tbp:.";. Y'
Lively liv -W&5ts are." Wci r
luntitaetunn ana
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B. Sl M. Time Table.
GOIXO WK1T,
o'o. 1. 4 a. m.
3.-5 rl p. in.
Vo. 6 7 :47 a. in.
So. 7. C ii t. in.
No. 9.-6 :17 p. m.
OilINO K.AS".
Nc. 2. I :29 p. in.
o. 1. io tan a. m.
K o. 0. 7 :3 p. in
o. 10. 9 -A't a. in.
All traluo run daily by wavof Onnaha. except J
"os 7 and 8 which run to and from Schuyler I
laily xeept bunday. '
H. C. SCHMIDT,
(COVNTV 8CRVEVOK.)
Civil Eiigimur
Surveyor and Drafisman
Plans, Specifications and Esti.nates, Mu
nicipal Work, Mups &c.
PLATTSMOUTH. - NE3.
J.H.EH3I()iS,M. D.
HOMCEOPATDIC
Physician Surgeon
Office over Wecott' rtore. Main sfrpet.
Becidence in IJr Sohililkuecht' proiefiy.
Oaronlc Dia and Die tss of Women and
Citldrn a specialty. Oifiee hours, 9 to 11 a in.
3 t s and 7 to 9 p oi .
EjfTelephoae it both OTle an 1 Besidencc
Lots of warm Shoes and Slippers at
IUtz' cbeitp. ff
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Wash Goods !
SATIRES!
the Finest Freneh Goods,
Plattsmouth.
IMITATIONS J!
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and round ;W;d
'art..
in lit a Jiv i rice.
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Dr. C- A. Marshall.
Preservation of the Natural Tctth a
Specially. Auesth-tics given for Pain
less Filling or Extraction ok Tcrrir.
Artificial teeth made on 'jold. Silver,
Rubber or Celluloid Plates, and inserted
as soon as teeth are extracted wbrn dej
sired.
All work warrauted. Prices reasonable.
K. DRESSLER.
Th? 5;'i t. arcliiat Tailor
Keeps Full Line of
Foreign & Domestic Goods. ?
Consult Your Intrt b Givitiit Him a Cal
SHERWOOD CLOCIC1
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