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PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA, FRIDAY JUNE 26 1891
NUMBER 27
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POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
A cream if tartar baking powder.
Highest of all in leavening strenth.
Latest I'. S. ioverimieiit Food Re
port. CASS I.OUUK. Mo 14. I.O. O. K. meets eT
ry Tuefl:iy nmlit at tlit-ir liitll in r ltziMTiiM
block. AlHMil Fellow :irt- ronlialiy invitfU
t ultena when visilnu; in t'.xr city.
T K. William-. N '.
J. W. HKllMir.. -.
K
mollis ok rvniiAS. ttkimtut
ni. 11 M.-etc every Wednt'fiut V evenini
aiieir li ill in I niie e m iai iihm-k. ahvi
ItinV. km;;liM are. oonli.tily aiv.leil to aitt-inl,
C. C. Marshall. (V C ; tl Do try, K. K. !S.
YOlJN; HKN H' III-ImTIKN SOCIAT'ON
Waterman llo k Main Stre-t. ltooii't
Vpen from x :.u a in to S :M i t For men mey
(iosel iiicetini; fvt-iy Sunday allPindou ut 4
Vlck.
C. A R.
McConnltile l'oi-t. No. 4... nits tsyery Satnr
. day evenint iit 7 :M. in tlirtr ball. Koekwootl
block All viMliuj; coBiraden are invited to
oieel with u
V. K. Nile. Tost Adj.
F. A lutf. Fot Cora.
TTOKNKY A LAW.
WINDHAM & DA VIES.
R. B. WINDHAM. JOHN A. DAVIF.S.
Notary iillie Rotary l'ubitt-
Office uvec Hank of t"at Oonnty.
Plattsmoutli .... Nt-brasha
JTTORNKY
A. N. SULLIVAN.
Attorney at-l.aw. W ill piv prompt at renrlon
to all oilfillers- en?rii-t'l tl liim. oiVu-e id
Uniou block, Ka-t Suit?. I'lattiuoiit li. Ntb.
IJUCKER SISTERS.
CAKKY A Fl'l.l. I.I N K !"
VlLLENEIY AND WENCH Kl.OWF.KS.
We also li 4 a dros makiiii; ilciiartmont. Sat
Ij isfactioii iMi.tratitt-t-il.
S i K K V. t : ) I Sl K K. I LA ITS N OCT 1 1
jAVVSON A PF.ARCE
Carry Fvill Line of
FINE mLLEXERY AND CHI Is
DRENS CLOTHING.
ALSO FKfc'SIl L'liT FLl WKKS
BOOM 2, K.1.KV KI.O:K. Pi. VrTMOUTB
JSJEW HARDWARE STORE
S. K. II ALL V SON
Keep all kinds of !mil'er- li;iilu;'.r- on hand
and will supply contiact r on most lav
orable teru s
: ROOFING :
f'pouti'itr .
and all kinds oi tin ork promntly
one. Onlers f'o'ti Ills country Solicited
616 Teasl St.
rL.ATISMO'rTll. NK.
jjRVIOLA M. FRENCH
Physician a. Si;k(;eox
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HOIKS
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10 : 0 to I:.' : 00 a. m. o:"0tc5:eo p.m.
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9 : 00 to 11 : 00 a. 1U. 2 . to ! : 00 p. in.
Telephone No 12. Plattsmoi th A km
IS THIi
i k-a i -1 -n c. 1 1 -o- r-s-1 :
IX THE CITY FOK
NOIH)N
F C1JN I sji IN1 GOODS
LACKS
F.MKKOIDFKIF.S
KlTCHJf.N OVEi.TlES
TINWAKK. til.ASSWAKE
ETC- ETC-
The -oods we offer on our 5. 10 and 23 cent
counters cannot be duplicated e.iewhre
We have but om priee. and tliat the
cheapest in town.
"THE FAIR"
-315 MAIN STEET
11.
C. McGKK. M. r.
IS LOCATED
I tocated at Eight Mi!e!Urove. He has ob
tained the ottk-e formerly iccup:ed by
MK. MILLER
Of Kiat dlsce and can he found at aM hour ex
cept when profeionaly out.
THE BR D.MAW WRECK.
A Washout on the B. & M.
Causes the Death of
Two Wen.
Hit KM A MEAN MY KK(0VEU.
Engineer Deluney uml Rrnkemnn
Moore Killed I ntuntl y he
Heport of the Herald Lam
Nnjht Proved Coerecl.
A teh'ram to tin- Hee from Vork
nays:
The we.-t bound freight train No.
4.", engine No. VXi, which passes
through Yrk at 4 a. m. was wrecked
th rec in iles weslof here t his morn in j
The eiiiMH-er, L. II. Delaney, and
brakemaii.W. II. Moore, were instant
ly killed, and die fireman, O. J. Kenti.
iium tall- wounded. The conductor.
II. J. K'aney, and rear hrakeman. A.
Mattlu'ws, es-aped unhurt. The
eiiLiiir. t'iid-r ami fifteen cars were
piled in a heap. The remaining
seven c:,rs and caboose remained
on t he i rack.
The scene of the wreck was a '2' I
foot till in the road about tweiry
live feet deep. A small culvert three
feet square had always been si'fii-c-ent
to pass the water at that point
heretofore, but last tiifht the con
tin cons hea vy rain had filled the
ravine above and the little culvert
was insufficient. Had there been
a twenty foot bridge at this place the
disaster would not have occurred.
The ravine filled with water, the fill
in the track actinias a dam until
the stayed torrent was as hili
as he t 'aek. This is easily shown
from the masses of rubbish left by
the Hood hih on the banks on either
side. Gradually it undermined
the track tint"! it was shaky and
i.isecure and the lliial break,
when the mighty torrent gathered
strength to carry away about
fifty feet of track, occurred just at
the time the train arrived.
The section crew from Hradshaw,
the next station west had Wecome
alaiimd about the steady down
pour and had started over their
track in the niht to investigate.
The scene of ,he wreck was not on
iheir division, but they knew "if
train was eoiuiu and came on to
meet it. Had they been three min
utes earlier the accident would not
have happened. As it was they
were just in time to see the power
ful eim'iiie' ru nu iu twenty-live
miles au hour, leap forty feet across
the chasm and bury itself in the
bank on the opposite side, while
fifteen freight cars followed it. some
of them boutidinir fiftv feet further
on and the remainder piling abovt
and around in a shivered mass.
Thev reached the wreck and heard
a voice from its midst. Search
;-round in the irray lijiht of the
tnorniii"; they found the fireman
sitting indite midst of the splintered
debris and half covered wiih water,
One foot was crushed completely
off below the knee, his body was
bruised and his head wounded.
The heroic fellow was pale as
death for the arterial blood had
been pouring from his shattered
limb. This lie had stopped himself
before lie was found, by taking off
his blouse ami rapping it around
his leg and twisting a surgeon's
knot over the arteries. 'He had then
drained himself out of the narrow
hole in which he was wedded.
"Hoys fjive me some clothes," he
asked "I am cold." He had narrow
ly escaped drown in , for the heay
train had completely' finished the
break in the tack, and the onlyr
tiling that saved him was one of the
cars that the torrent had to sweep
around- and which warded it off.
Not mu'h could be done for the
heavy rain and the roaring waters
but everything that could be was
done, and later he was taken into
York on a hand-car.
At 10 o'clock the citizens, who had
located the engine, secured tools
and set Lo wrk to fi"d th? two men
who we e br'.ed below. It was
hard worl:. rs the bottom, sides and
ends of '- heavy freight cars, the
be:;'.. ' vi- 'ed and broken iron of all
si.es. machinery, '.ro"" -:es, binding
twine, rail! oad :!.: ami all the pro
miscuous art'tv'js of freight were
piled and wedded as tiht as tho
terrtfic force could drive 'lieni. At
last they fui'id brave Delaney. the
engineer. He had stayed with the
engine and was crushed beyond
the resemblance of humanity. His
body was completely cut in twain.
His head was almost unhurt as
were his lower limbs, hut the two
were lyiiiif in different places. He
had died at his post of duty and
died instantly. Later, tin body of j
Moore was found near the cab.
which had been thrown sideways
on the tender. He was lyinir
wedded in where he had been
thrown by the shock. Although he
was not crushed, he had no doubt
been instantly killed.
To the rijrht of the center of the
pile of cars lay two cars across the
telegraph wire. The tremen
dous forces may be imagined as
it had power to raise the first of
these cars hljh cnouyh in the air
to briii'; the wires down under it.
Th is under car was broken to si i vers,
the other one was lyinjr on top of it
and in it was a man and horse, and,
strange to say, in all the roll
ing over and concussion neither
of them were scratched or bruised.
They were both prisoners. Some
one chopped au opening for the
man. and the horse was released
about noon, when he trotted off up
the hill as if it were a holiday
affair.
The dead employes are both resi
dents of Lincoln, and both yoiinj;
men in the prime of life. Mean, Un
injured fireman, lies at the Wnverly
house in York to tiiht at the point
of death. The terrible shock, loss
of blood and submersion in the
water and exposure to the rain has
lowered his ital tone so that the
doctors will have to restore it be
fore they can attempt to dress h's
injuries. He says he will reeove
and his nerve has never deserted
him.
Take your prescriptions to Mrown
V Harre'tt's.they dispense pure med
icines, ti
Postponed-
The Marionette comedy company
have postpoml their entertainment
to Monday niifht on account of the
rain. They will also ffive a matinee
at H o'clock Monday at the low rate
of of ten c ents for ffniwn people
and five cents for children.
"Frosted Cream." the latest and
irreatest drink of the a;e. at (Jerri;
A: Co.'s. 10t
A F'lenanl Anniversary.
The comfortable home of Mr. and
Mrs. Allen Heeson was invaded by
a lar-e company of friends Wednes
day evening. They called to ex
press their hijuh regard for the
worthy couple; the special occasion
for the visit beim; the thirty-sixth
wedding anniversary of the host
and hostess. A bounteous supper
was prepared, which, with all the
delicacies of the season, entertained
the crowd most acceptably for some
tiine. Mr. Heeson was prevailed
upon to tell a few of his inexhaust
ible stock of stot ies and a real pleas
ant time was had.
Amonof those present we noticed
Mr. mid Mrs. I shell. Mr. and Mrs.
Horsley. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hikea
bary. Mr. and Mrs. K. R.Todd. Mr.
and Mrs. Crawford. Mr. and Mrs.
Lou Todd. Mrs. Maumeister and
daughter Anne, ami Mr. and Mrs.
J. L. Root.
"Frosted Cream" the latest and
greatest drink o." l ie at;e. at CJerm;
& Co.'s. Kit '
Our friend II. C. Hackney, of Ash
land, has taken charge of the Hotel
Riley of Plattsmouth. Harry has
been connected with the hotel busi
ness before, in connection with his
father. He will make a jrood
landlord and Plattsmouth may con
sider herself fortunate in securinr
Mr. Hackney. We recommend the
people of Weepintr Water to the
Riley. Weepinr Water Repub
lican. L. K. Karnes' youngest son, Rey
nold, now living in Ohio, cut his
foot, from which blood poisoning
set in and for several days his life
was despaired of. Word received by
Mr. Karnes this morning' indicates
that he is much better and will
probably recover.
Waubonsie has been hav ing cjuite
a religious awakwning at their re
cent quarterly meeting. Our Mill
Jones. Jim John and other Waubon
sie v:siiovs ought to have been over
there.
Mrs. M. J. O'ReiMey and daughter
have i"one to their former home at
Ann Arbor. Michigan, to visit rel
atives and friends for a couple of
moiiihs.
The I i ibe-n ia.-.s will take part in
the corner stoue laying Monday,
and on the Fourth they will go to
Council Mluffs.
The adjourned term of Cass
county district court will be opened
by Judge Chapman in this city tomorrow.
SEN ATOM THOMAS APPROVED.
AUiiine Peolutionti Which Throw
"Cottonwood" in 'he Soup.
At the last meetMig of the Pleas
ant Hill alliance the following reso
lutions were adopted in vindication
of Senator Thomas of this county,
who. although a member of the al
liance, voted against the Newberry
bill:
Whereas, Several malignant and
imprudent members of the farmers'
alliance of this county have from
selfish motives secured the passage
of resolutions condemnatory of the
official conduct of our loved brother,
Samuel L. Thomas, and through
the blind force of enmity scattered
said scurrilious resolutions broad
cast throughout the counlry, and
Whereas, Our sense of lairncss
impels us to condemn the narrow
minded and selfish demagogues
who have placed the alliance of
this county in an uiuavorable
light by the foul slanders of a
worthy brother, an able senator and
an honest man; therefore, be it
Resolved, My Alliance No. 1 ,'-".
that the alleged resol ut ions of con
demnation of our wor.hy bioiher,
Samuel L. Thomas, are untrue, in
fact, malicious and unworihy of the
Honest veoma'iry of l .i s cou-ity.
Resolved. Flintier, that the offi
cial acts of Mroiher Thomas as a
senator of the last legi.-lal u re f u My
jusliiv the confidence re"osed in
him; "that he loyally suppotied
evei v measure that could possibly
benefit the farmers of Nebraska, and
bravely imposed such measures as
would" c pple tne commercial and
imlusirial i lterest of t he stale end
thereby injure the v.y interests
that he so ablv championed.
Resolved. Fori her, that t he noisy
demagogues a:id office-seekers
wiltiUT the all:a ice who are really
responsible for these ! isgrace. id
resolutions can confer a much
greater benefit on the all r-ice oi
lips county by wit hl rawicg f on it
iian by any other means l.i-eiv to
be adopted by such creatures.
A. K. Tout), president.
Rout. W. Mlac.v, secr-a y.
Mrown A Marrett have the finest
line of wall paper in the city.
Their prices are away down. tf
A telegram from Mellevue to the
Mee says tint Will Jean, a sixteen-year-old
bo ' who ran away from
his home last Monday because- h:s
father was goi'ig to wh;p him, was
rounded up by the police at lMatts
iiiotith day before yesterday and
sent back in charge of an officer
to-day.
"Frosted Cream." Ihe latest and
greatest drink of die age. at Cx-ring
tV Co.'s. lot
The elegant and e pensive new
steam power brick niach'-ie f r the
15. "ck & Terra Cotta Co. -rived Uiis
morni"g I'roiu Anderson. Indiana.
The machine is so arranged that
while a gang of workmen are
shove?' g clay in at the top of the
mac,,',i ; not her crew r-re kept
besv ' ig away nicely perfected
pi '
(i
k ' o.l. the b.iso. It i:
:
a tii!'"o e U'Mit over the old
m ;'.d ; .d im1 -'"el. 's good busi
. (-. se : n ic ; t o; the Te ra
C a Co.. o n d " -: ' ' :
'.e- p r -v! ' h ' ie ' ' -.es.
II. rd rains followed by ligh
wilt"". , thelike of which was never,'
before Lnown in Northern Iowa.hasj
devastated a dozen counties and
entailed losses on the inhabitants
that will run into the hundreds of
thousands. Over a hundred hous
es have been wrecked or swept
away by the raging flood wh'le
stock of all kinds has been
drowned.
Samuel Rector and Obidiah Stot
ler of this county are mentioned in
the Washington dispatches this
morning among those who have
had their pension claims ailowed.
Senator Shea of Douglas county
died yesterday at his home in
Omaha. He had been sick all win
ter with a throat and lun trouble.
He leaves a wife and fi re chil J en.
The last car of red feione from the
Wisconsin q".p -i'-? for the court
house arrived last night and will be
de' irert f ou 'he ground to-day by
Mr. Sage.
J. M. I.tterson A: Co. are shipping
stone from their Louisville quar
ries to Creston and other Iowa
points.
Mrs. Geo. K. Dovey returned home
this morning from au extended
visit in the South and Last.
A big washout nt Wray. Colorado,
delaytd 'he M. & M. trains yes
terday. "Frosted Cream." the latest and
Teatest drink of t.ie ::ge. at Oerinjj
Co s. 10t
Wanted. A girl for general
housework, apply to Mrs. R. B.
Windham. tf.
A number of day boarders can be
accommodated at Thompson's res
taurant, opposite opera house,
where the best of meals are served. tf
Additional local on last page
READ AND LOOK
SPECIAL!
AT THIS
IU ORDER. TO REDUCE OUR STOCK OF
EMBROIDERED - FL0U1TCI1TGS,
WE HAVE
Deep Cut
One lut of FIoune!'igjj at !''.(
worth double
One lot of white Moimcino; at
2.00; pattern worth 00.
One lot of white c renin hikI
Flouncing reduced to $.'.0. A
I
inttern of this lot composes goods
ALL OF OUR FANCY PLUSH ORNAMENT
REDUCED TO 5 CENTS EACH.
F. HERRMANN
HARDWAHSF
Having pLirehasecl the U. V. Mathew's in
terest in the fum of J W , Hendce & Co, I now
propose to stay in p!asmouth and sell hard
ware FOR - CASH - ONLY
At prices that are within the reach of all. Everything in our stock a bar
gain. Look over our list and sec- if you cannot find some
thing you need.
-ooOoo
1.TM lb cut nails, He per lb to close ):') do, carpet tacks, leper paper
Tact gras-s scythe for.Ticts M-st clothes wringer made. 12.10
Step ladders from (M) cts up ( ) cent spades for . i ts.
Timv;;re at reduced prices S) ct handsaws fortiacts
I! oo -us. 1.1 to 2acts Churns. SOcts to irl'00 j
Ciiopn'ng bowls. 10 to Hlcts Wash bo;irds. ltk ls
Hiii -h -1 corn b;-kets. P'cts
Leather back all bristle horse brushes. ",c.
Leather back all bristle horse brushes, 4'c.
Cook stoves at cost to close.
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Other articles too numerous to mention at correspondingly low price
Come and see us. Remember we sell to everybody alike
NOT - ONE - CENT - ON - TIME.
J W HENDEE
135 OUlt COMPLETE STOCK OF
Ladies, Misses, Boys, Childrens
and Infants Summer Goods.
THEV ARE Ait m$T GUSS
AND OF THE VERY LATEST STYLE.
ARGAORSS FK ALL
CALL AND BE CONVINCED.
SHE .
MADE A
in Prices
worth up to f.0() ;i pattern.
One lot of white and Muck
Flottiieinos reduced to 5.60. A
puttein some njoods in thin lot for
merly sold at Sib. oo a put tern.
All our patterns contain I.1, yds
of material.
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