THE DAILY HERALD : PLATTSMOIJTH, NElifCASKA, SATUiiDAV, ALvY. 4, 1SS0.
Tne Evening Herald.
OFFICIAL HAPER OF THE CITY.
A. SalUbary. DealUt, UorkwooJ Usildlnir,
Telephone So.
Or. Wilkrn, Iteallat, L'aioM Blork.
CITY CONCRECATIONJ.
Catholic St. I'aul's Cliiiroli. Oak. between
Klltli ami Mxtli. Father ramey, I'a-stor.
KervK'f-j : Mast at 8 ml l :.TO A. M. SutiUaj
hclKxil at 'I iw, wl'h txnedlctlot..
Ciihihtian. Corner locust and Klulitli SM.
Hervlcm iiiorniiiK ami evening. 1SIIT J. K.
Uertl, pas'.or. Kinitlay Scliool 10 A. M.
EPlMfoi-AU St. Luke's C'liun-h. corner Third
and in-, lie Jl H. I'.un:.'i. pator. Ser
vices : it A. M. a d 7 :.Tor. M. Suuday tichool
at '1 -JM v. M.
(iiHMAN iMKTllolM.HT. Corner Sixth Ft and
; ran it. Itev. Illrt. Pat-tor. Services : 1 1 A. M.
and 7 ::w v. M. .Sunday be!nKl lo : A M.
rKK.BTKitiA!. ervleM helil in K-kwool
Hull Kev. .l.T. ISairti. pastor. .Serviced
1 Niial hour, morning and evening. Suuda
First Mrtiiodist. Sixth St.. bet wen Main
ami IVarl. itev W. It. Alexander, pastor.
Service : II a. m.. 7 :3 P. M. !Miinla Schil
2 an i..m. Itayt r inoeti- g Wednesday evening-
Qfiimax ritwsitYTF.itiAN. Corner Main and
Ninth. Kt-v Witte, :istr. Services : usua
hours. Sunday -cliool il uM A. M.
Bwr.r.DH" oNfiurr.ATioK'AU Granite, be
tween Fifth aud sixtli.
Oi.oicr.o Haitist. Mt. Olive. i:ik. between
Tenth and Kleventh. Kev. A. ioiweII. la
tor. Services 11 a. m. and 7 :M p. in. Frayei
meetiuir WedisUay evening.
yoUNO MP.N'M ClIRIVTIAM AHSOCIATION
Konnit corner Fourth and Main streets. ;s
lr iiieciiim. for iiieii only, efferv Sunday af
ternoon at 4 oYloek. Koom- open weiik day
from SO a. in., to a : 30 . m.
CITY CORDIALS.
Brick for the new hotel are being
placed on the ground.
The State Medical Association wili
meet at Kearney May 21 .. About 300
representatives ure expected there from
over the state.
A smnll cave in occurred last cv r.
iog where the men are excavating for thi
brick block of J. 0. Mirtin, but no seri
ous results were had.
Mr. Byron Cl.uk, city attorney, lias
purchased the Strode property, corner ol
Oik and Sixth street.", which he will oc
' cupy as a residence.
The house on the corner of Vine and
Sixth streets, owned by Win. Neville, i
being raising to the grade and a substan
tial foundation placed under it.
The tramp who was tried at Papil
ion this week accused of causing Brak
man Tom Sullivan's death on Oct. 1, b;
pushing hiin from the train, was cleared.
The Young Men's Christian Associa
tion haying just moved their quarter.
and not yet being settled, the Sunday
gospel meeting will not be held to
morrow. The Presbyterians will hold church
and Sunday school services at the usual
time tomorrow in Rockwood hall; hayini?
engaged it for their place of worship fur
the present.
A change took place in night oper
ators at the depot last night. - J. B.
Rhodes leaves here and goes to Fairmont
to do day work, and his place is filled
D. E. Conuedine, who comes from Lin
coln Today has been a very disagreeable
one. and the rain which the clouds havi
been promising would be very welcome
It has been a game of "hang on to you
hat and pick the dirt out of your ears'
all day.
The case of the crazy man at Weep
ing Water has become considerable of a
joke. It turns out that the man w
only intoxicated and got boistrous and
as soea as he sobered down he was all
right. lie was Swede employed in la
ctone quarry.
C. B. Wilson, who used to be in
ployed on the Herald staff has accepter!
a position as city editor on the daily
Ilapid City, South Dakota, Republican,
the republican organ of the Black Hill.
Frcm his service with us we know it is a
position he will creditably fill.
-Engine No. 4, which draws th
Schuyler train, encountered a number oi
horses on the way last night and killed
several. The train, No. 7, leaves here at
7:05 p. m. for Schuyler. After passing
Memphis, a small station six miles be
yond Ashland, about 9 o'clock, a number
of horses which had got on the track
were ran into with fatal results to about i
six of them.
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We will offer for the next Thirty days Lots in South Park to
the number ot One Hundred. Cash payment on eacli Lot 10. De
ferred monthly payments $5, -with only 5 per cent interest.
This is the finest opportunity ever given in Plattsmouth to pur
chase cheap and desirable Ueal Estate. The fact that the city is
building up for a full half mile south of the Park as well as both east
and wat sides of the addition is steadily increasing the value of this
handsome property.
A MIDNIGHT SPREE.
A Citizen From La Platte Takes in
The Town-
About midnight last night () dicers
Fitzpatrick and Jas. Grace met a couple
of men on the street from La Platte who
were greatly intoxicated, and were mak
ing their way to the depot to catch a
train for La Platte, neither knowing that
there was no train nor realizing the great
danger their lives were in going about
the yards after night in such a condition.
Their names were Dick Ellis and Delany.
The otlicers followed them and tried to
persuade them to get lodging for the
night. Ellis did, but Delany refused to
have anything to do with the advice and
Qrace started to help him up street from
the dedot to get him' out of danger
Delany pulled from the officer and threw
liis hand around with threats, as if to draw
a we ipon, whereupon Fitzpatrick arrested
nitn and after a scufllj was gotton up to
the corner of Main and Third streets.
Here Delany commenced another strug
gle and laid down on the pavement on
ins back and began to call "bloody mur
der' and succeeded in awakening all the
neighborhood, and for a time there were
many phantom like appearances at the
hotel windows near by. But finally Dj
liny wa3 gotten to the jail and shut up
for the night. He was tried and lined
this morning and his wife, who came
down from La Platte on the K. C. paid
nis tine and he was liberated. As a sober
man Mr. Delany is all right, but the
drinking he doue last evening complete
ly got away with his reasoning capacity.
Removed to Larger Quarters.
The three rooms occupied for the patt
six months by the Young Men's Christian
Association on Main and Fourth streets
were vacated yesterday for larger and
specially remodeled quarters in the
Waterman block over Bennett & Tutt's
grocery. These new rooms have been
partitioned and are being finished off to
suit the requirements of the association.
There will be the front room 21x18 feet
to be used as the reading room, and the
west part of it fixed to accommodate the
secretary with nn office, and on Sundays
these will be used as a boys' hall for
their gospel meeting. The center room
12x14 will be the game room. Back at
this is the hall 50x21 feet, with a seating
capacity of 200 or more, and. all the
looms are connected with folding doors
40 that they can be thrown into one
grand reception or meeting hall S0x21
feet.
The hall approaching the rooms from
below is handsomely calsomiued also the
ceiling of the hall and all the woodwork
will be nicely finished, while the rest of
the walls will be papered with lijht and
attractive shades. Several nice paintings
ill be furnished gratus to decorate the
trails and thus make them as cheerful
nd homelike as possible. Gas will be
used for lighting.
The Young Men's Christian Association
is permanently established in oar city
nd its prosperity is noticed with pleas
-ire, by all interested in the welfare of
the young men. The reading room has
furnished a choice and extensive supply
of reading matter which has been largely
nd profitably patronized. Owing to
the extensive repairing and amount of
work to be done in the new rooms they
will hardly be opened till next week, and
the usual Sunday gospel meeting will
not be held tomorrow.
The board of trustees and building
and other committees of the Presbyterian
church held a meeting last night, and
derided proceed with the erection of the
new church as soon as the house now ou
the lots should be removed, and to build
a church not to cost less than $10,000.
A committee was also appointed to re
ceive subscriptions to the church.
G. W. Iloldrege passed through in
his special car on No.'l, thi3 morning.
lce--lce--loe.
We have started our ice wagon and
ire ready to contract and deliver ice in
mv quantity. Haying the best ice in the
city we guarantee satisfaction to all.
Telephone 72. tf
II. C. McMaken & Son.
Elegant Sjjit of Rooms for Rent.
Convenient to business, city water, gas
and other conveniences for family; those
I now occupy. Apply before may 10th to
tf John It. Cox.
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A Rare Opportunity to
SALE OF DRESS GOODS !
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17c. Yard,
Double Fold English Henriettes, all
popular colors, reduced to 17 cents yard.
These goods are usually s Id at 2ic.
27c- Yard-
36-inch English Henriettes in all new
Spring Colorings, worth 35 cents.
All-Wool Double Fold Suitings, ele
gant line of Spring Mixtures, only 27c yd.
40-inch Striped Suitings Reduced from
35 cents.
39c. Yard.
3-inch All-Wool Bromley Suitings,
25 different shades, well'wotth 50 cents.
42c Yard.
OG-inch All-Wool French Henriettes;
full line of colors;our regular 50c. quality.
BARGAINS IN
UNDERWEAR !
15c.
Ladies' Perfect-fitting Ribbed
Vests, Low Neck and Sleeveless
35c.
Ladies Balbriggan Vests, High
Neck, Long Sleeves.
5R
Ladies' Fine Ribbed Lisle
Vests with Pink, Blue and
Cream Silk
Sleeveless.
Stitching Low Neck and
f Ladies' Balbriggan Ribbed
J-fLm Vests manufactured from the
fimst combed Egyptian cotton, high
neck, long sleeves.
Are You Coing to Alavka?
If not, you ought to buy one of those
economical Alaska Refrigorators of Hen
ry Boeck and keep cool this summ- r.
And furnish your house and office n:c )
so you can enjoy life; it won( Cost yoi
near as much as you think it will. i:u
has his basement, first and second floors
stocked full of furnishings to select
from.
lce--lce Ice.
We have started our Ice wagon and
are ready to contract and deliver Ice in
any quantity. Having the best lcz in
the city, we guarantee satisfaction to all.
Telephone 72. tf
II. C. McMaken & Son.
Fine Artists' Materials, Beautiful
Shades of Wall paper and Decorations are
for sale cheap by E. W. Cook agt. for
mortages, at O-P." Smith &. Co's old
stand tf
J. P. Young has secured the sale of
two new popular and delicious drinks
which he will add to his already popular
list of Soda Water and Milk Shake
drinks. He expects to have them on sale
tomorrow. Saturday, morning. "Fruto''
is the pure juice from berries grown in
Cajiforqia, and "Orange Mead" is the
juice from California oranges.
C. E. Wescott is agent for Munger's
Laundry, Chicago. Washing sent and
received every Wednesday evening.
Bring in your washing and have it done
right, it costs no more than inferio"
work. tf
The west bound passenger trains
were this moaning crowded full of pas
sengers, and some had to stand.
If you are not a freeholder
excuse, bave halt the money you usually expend each month and ap
ply it on a Lot. If yon desire a pleasant home in the future invest
now. If you wish to build this season buy a Lot in South Park and
have money furnished you with which to build. If you will make
your home in South Park you will be convenient to good schools. It
you wish pleasant neighbors make your home in South Park.
50c. Yard.
40-inch All-Wool Serges in all the pop
ular colors neyer sold for less than (5c.
Our price reduced to 50c.
40-inch Red Fern Suitings in all the
new Spring Shades and Mixtures reduced
to 50c.
52 inch All-Wool Ladies' Cloth, Grey
and Brown Mixtures, regular 05c. quality,
our Sale price 50 cents yard.
62 k. Yard-
Our Best Quality of French Htnrw ttes
never sold by us less than 75 cents yard.
75c Yard-
Our Best Quality of French Serges, our
regular 10 cent goods.
BARGAINS IN
HOSIERY!
Ladies' Brown Ball-riggan Hose, regu
lar made, only 15 c rts pair, worth 25.
I ROYAL j
TRADE-MARK.
We
carry a full line of Ladies'
and
Ev-
Children's Royal Stainlens Hosiery.
ciy pair warranted Absolutely stain
less.
Special in Child's Hosiery-
Our entire line of Extra Weight, dou
ble knee Hosiery reduced to 35c. pair.
These goods have never been sold for
less than 50c. pair.
'Wescott's.
Uv the way. youno; lrian, have
; you seen those beautiful Prince
Albert Suits at vv escott's. They
are about as perfect iu Fit and
Alakeup as tailor-made, and at a
great saving in cost. Von know
they are the correct thing this sea
son for business or dress, and make
a man walk like a prince. Yor
will appreciate them, your ma will
like them, and your wife or best
giul will adore the exquisite beau
ty and shape of their,
It you wear Flannel Shirts this
summer we have the line that will
j interest you. Those made by the
iamous iuanliattan blurt fJorapany
are par excellent in styles and fit.
A full complement of shades and
grades just received. Spring and
Summer Underwear ana Hosiery
for men, in all grades. Handker
chiefs, Neckwear, Collars and
Cuffs, latest styles. Reliable
goods, lowest prices. "We are in
clined to small margins.
C. E. WESCOTT,
The "Boss" Clothier.
Fine Job Work a specialty at The
Herald office.
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Purchase Desirable Lots.
you ought to be, and there is no
SPECIALTIES
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Extra Quality Union Silk, 26 inch
Paragon frame, assorted wood slicks
Gold Cap Mountings,
$1.75 Each,
compared with auy $2.00 goods sold in
this city.
Fast Black Twilled Silk, 2(J inch Par
igon frame, Horn Handles,
$2.00 Each,
better than usually sold at 2.50.
Extra Quality Union Silk 28 inch par
agon frame, assorted wood sticks, C M
Cap Mountings,
$2.25 Each,
compare with any $2.75 goods sold in
this city.
Our Celebrated Harvard Silk, 20 and
28 inch Paragon frame, assorted wood
sticks, with Gold, Oxvdized and Natural
Mountings, from
$3.50 to 5.50 Esc i. j
We can save you at Kust xi.DO on tl ;-
I in t of goods
Full lines of plain and f.-nif-y Co ic'.h.g j
Parasols with very nowl handle, ul unv
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down prices. ' tI,; ,","t """""e" corset in tho market at
8nin and Lace Covered Parasols jn tbis price.
Creams and Black, with f ;nry col n d Good Luck Corset at 50c. The best
linings, at popular prices. j 50 corset in tho city.
Full Line of Zinilla and Gingham j The Equiline Corset Waist for Younff
Parasols from 40 cents to 75 cents ech. j Ladies. Healthful and Economical Gar-
Children's Fancy Parasols f, o;il ttsmeur. Adjustable Shoulder Straps and
to 1.25 each. ( stocking Supporter. Price $1.00 each.
Grasp
1 1 A
Inn p
iil6 upO
Our Fine Four-Dollar
Hand - Turned hoe is Sell
ing For Three Dollars.
W. A. BOECK &
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If you live in the country and intend some dav to move to the
city, buy a Lot now while it is cheap.
You can save money by investing it in South Park Reinem
ber that this lovely addition to Plattsmouth is no longer a enccnlatmn
wwi.o.. ,.!. . hz. 4 Speculation.
; Fu.n..e
ham &. Davies you will be fchown tin's
OUR
of set Dept.
The celebrated I. C. and C. P. Corsets
reduced to $2 each. Tlieae goods are
never sold for less than $2.50.
At $1.50 we sell the well known F. C.
No. 500 French Corset.
At $1 our French wove Cleopatra takes
the lead for a boned corset. Nothing in
the market for the price excels it. Colors
white and drab. Loomers Elastic Com
fort Hip at $1. The peculiar advantages
to be derived from wearing a Corset that
is cut away over the hips that it will fit
any ferm, give freedom of motion to the
bo Jy and prevents breaking of the utaye
tt the hips.
Feutherbonc Corsets at $1 iWed with
Feathcrbone, will not break over the hips.
Ladies Favorite Waists at $1.00. This
waist can be worn with as much comfort
us an ordinary lres waist, it will give
the ijMj'.e ilcgatJie of contour as the
heaviest boned corset.
Pularis Summer Corset at $1.00, The
very In s-f Nottingham NVt is used in
i dniiM:; thii kiicfcs throughout the corset.
iicphyr Summer Corst t at i0c. This il
orfiinitvl
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or not n you will call on Wind.
part of the city free of cl
targe.
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Windham & Davies.
Over Bank of
County
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