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Plattsmouth Daily Herald.
FOURTH YEAR.
PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA, SATURDAY AUGUST 1 1891
NUMBER 281
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TroKSEV A LAW.
WINDHAM & DA VIES.
K. H. WINIMI AM. JI!N A. OAVIKS
Notary I'lil.lio t:uy l;'li'
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mtniuouth - N.-rrsistia
TTORNEV
A. N.
SULLIVAN.
Attorney at-l.aw. Will i!lv prompt attention
o ell huHine tiitnirt'il to hiui. OiIIch in
Union Mock. Kat Siilti. rMattinout'i. Neb.
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is utA'n:i
l ko:itI a Kilit Mile 'drovr?. He lias !-taiiu-il
the otlii-e lormerly oucupied liy
Ml. MILLKR
OI that dl;tce ami can ! found at all hour ex
cept when I'lofeHrioiially out.
If.UCKER SISTERS.
CAkKV A FULL LINK OK
ilLUENERY AND BENCH LOWERS.
We also have a dress making department. S;it
j isfaction guaranteed.
Shkkyooi Stokk. Plattsmouth
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A SALSBURY
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Ur.Steinways annsthetic fertile painlecs ex
. traction of teeth.
i, Fine Gold Work a Specialty.
Kol kwood Block l'lattsjiiouth. Neb.
J)RVIOLA M. FRENCH
i Physician & Sukc.eox
j, Office with Dr. Dhipman
I houks
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I DR. SIIIPMAW
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Tj'phone No 12.
Plaitsmouth Sf.v
EW HARDWARE STORE
S. K. HALL & SON
Kf p all kinds of builders hardware on hand
I and will supply contract rw on most fav
orable tern s
tin noomsro
Spoutini;
and all kinds of tin work promptly
one. Order from the country Solicited
616 Feasl St.
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Tbe goods we offer on our 5. 10 and 25 cent
counters cannot be duplicated elsew here
Ve liare but one price, and that the
; cheapest in town.
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Bridge work and fine gold work a
SPECIALTY.
DK. 8TEINAU9 LOCAL as well as other an
eBthetlcsirlTen tor the painless extraction of
tectb.
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I'KRSONAL
Miss Klla Wright went t Lincoln
thit morn ing.
F. K. White shipped two cars .f
grain east to-day.
W. J. I lesser made
trip to Omaha to-day.
Miss, Tillie Leichtwe
a business
went to
Omaha this morning.
J. B. Holmes is in South Omaha
today with a carload of cattle.
Mr. Wash Smith, wife ami son
were passengers for Geneva this
morning'.
Mrs. Senator Thomas cam" home
this morning from a visit at Weep
ing Water.
Mrs. J. I. Taylor and daughter,
Nellie, returned to their home at
Central City to-day.
Henry Inhelder and wife and two
daughters came in this morning'
from Cedar Creek.
Mrs. Stradley, mother of Mrs. I.
K. Barr. came down from Green
wood this morning.
Jesse Dovey, after visiting rela
tives in this city for two weeks, left
this morning for Chicago.
W. J. I lesser, of the picnic
gardens, has so improved as to be
able to come to town once more.
Mrs. Win. Woodward went o St.
Joe this morning on account of the
serious illness of her mother at
that city.
Mrs. J. L. Minor ami sister, Miss
Florence Hobbs, returned this
morning from a brief visit in
Chicago.
Miss Carrie Adams went to Lin
coln this morning to visit friends
for a few clays. Her neice, Clair
Dovey accompanied her.
Mrs. Richard Let ford and daugh
ter departed last evening for Har
risbnrgh, I 'a., called there by the
serious illness of Mrs. Let ford's
father.
Frank Nichols accompanied by
his sister Rose and Anna came in
from Louisville this morning and
will visit over Sunday with Miss
Clara Herold.
Three cars of lumber and a car of
terra cotta are being unloaded to
day at the town track.
W. J. Hesser, Cass county's lead
ing lloristaud fruit grower, left on
our table last even'nir a box of
beautiful flowers, which covered
continance to brighten up.
A B. V M. passenger engineer in
this city has made $."." on his run
since Monday morning not indue'
ing to-day. Kleven dollars per tiny
is a rather handsome salary.
Rev. C. A. Falk with part of his
congregation will hold services a
Pae:'ic Junction to-morrow at 1
o'clock a. in. They will return and
hold services in the Sweedish
chu-ch in the evening'.
Joe I'ach, the fruit vender in the
Schlater building, opposite the op
era house, has one of the neatest
and most complete stores to be
found anywhere. There is not a
cleaner fruit store with better goods
to be found in Omaha.
Rev. C. A. Falk. of the Sweedisli
Free Mission church, closed his day
school yesterday, which has been a
very successful school. The
scholars were all of Sweedisli
descent except one, which was V
L. Hrowne's daughter, Lebia.
Dick Streight helped his father
stack his fall plowing, threshed the
pumpkins, trimmed up the cucum
ber trees and left things in good
shape on the farm. He came in
this morning to bleach his hands
and sell a few sets of harness.
Herman Spies is completing the
best residence erected in the
Second ward this ) iar. It is large,
well arranged, contains all the
latest conveniences and is being
finished up elegantly in harel wood.
The Herald is glad to note Mr.
Spies' evident intention to live well
and take some comfor. He can
afford to.
Arrangements have been made
for the harvest excursions from all
points in the east to points in Ne
braska. These excursion start
from Chicago' I'eor.a and St. Louis
on August 23, September 15 and 29.
The Burlington route will adver
tise our state quite extensively, but
it would be well for our Board of
Trade to advertise our city and
send a man east to get up a couple
of car loads of people to stop off
here and see our city, for if we get
any of the benefit of these excur
sions we must lay our advantages
hefnrft tMgfanXgiiv"iiig.' t iiv
of this city will celebrate in
"where aie you ;;iiiii;. Mr. driver CleV
A-lnmtliiL,' the clanu 'r," i-:id he.
Are yi u uoinir to help in t lie Ohio raid'.'"
"Nolxuly has askeii mf, ir," he said.
Oiiciuro Tribune
Mrs. S. A. Davis relumed home
last evening from Weeping Water
and oilier places where .-be has
been visiting relatives.
Maste r Joseph Knotts has taken
up his abode in this city again
with his brother, A. B. He arrived
from the Hlnlfs this morning.
They say Bert Bollock has the
tinest garden in the city. Till-:
HlCW.M.U will try and visit the scene
of Bert's farming operations shortly
and write him up.
Friends : 1 1 1 I fellow citizens, don't
forget the alliance primaries are
held to-night. Let us turn out and
get a representative dele'gatiou
from each ward.
Sol Pitcher, wife and daughter
came in last night from their North
western Nebraska home and arethe
guests of Mrs. Pitcher's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Vallery. Si .
Clans Breckenfeld has an attacl -tnrtit
to put on a lawn mower to
catch the grass that is a daisy. It
is a cloth affair and fits in behind
the machine so that every particle
of grass is saved, making the lawn
look fifty per cent better than the
old melhod. Call and see them.
That chronic "bellyache" some
times referred to as the "Mi-ror" is
out again to-day. complaining of
everything and everybody. It's a
g eat misfortune that 'Old Purity,'
the virgin editor, could not be given
sole control of public affairs, eve.
thing would then be so clean and
honest, you know (':).
Farmer Leonard of Raymond was
in the city yesterday and relates
that a panther is running loose in
the neighborhood, devour-ng
the stock and commi'it'iig other
depredations There are a number
of ambitious sportsmen in this city
and here is some game that is
worthy of their acquaintance and
attention. State Journal.
Judge A. W. Crites and family, of
Chadron, are in the city to-day the
guests of Hon. B. S. Ramsey and
wife. Judge Crites looks halt and
hearty after his sojourn at Lake
Minnitonka and the Twin Cities.
He is enroute home to take up the
thread of his judicial duties. Judge
Ramsey and family will accom
pany them home and the Judge
will go into the Black Hills and
endeavor to. capture the sole bear
running loose. They will be gone
about two weeks.
Joshua Stroud will be remember
ed by all the old set .ers as the gen
tleman who removed with his fami
ly to Nebraska in 1S01 buying out
the townsite of Mt. Pleasant where
he resided until about ten years
ago when he removed to Wyoming
From the columns of the Wyoming
Deivick, a sprightly paper, publish
ed at Caspar, Vyo.,we note the mar
riage of Mr. Strouels eldest
diughter, Laura to Mr. John
McGrath, the county treasurer of
that county. The paper says "the
bride wore a handsome ('"ess of
white mull, trimmed in po:it lace
and cut decollette w. ith a beautiful
corsage boqtiet of natural flov rs.
A handsome pearl necklace set off
her shapely neck." The "r'ent3
were rich and expe'iisive.
1 iie Mo'O" "ri3.
The good news comes to THE
Hekai.i th-'s afternoon that the
motor line is now being put on
its feet again. Mr. II; Ilac' ney,
of tht Riley, is s.ue ident and
promises to operate the line con
tinuoi'sly ;i. .e." it s I next
week. The cars will run to-morrow
and after two or three daj s will
then be operated vi'out any de
lay. A Lueky Lawyer.
A telegram from "Weeping Water
to the Bee Mis morning says:
"Mrs. Aunie Allison, formerly of
Cass county, died May 8 at -Ies-kelf,
Kngland. She left a will, in
which, among other gifts she be
queaths to Attorney J. H. Halde
man of this cit- f."0o in cash, and
makes him sole executor of her es
tate, amounting to something like
$4d,(KT0. consisting of realty and per
sonal property in this county.
This will, together with a cleat ii
cerl 'ficate. was sent by her hus
band, Joseph Allison, and was re
ceived by Mr. Haldeman to-day.'
Rheumatism Cured in a Day.
"Mystic Cure" for rheumatism and
neuralgia radically cured in 1 to 3
days. Its action upon the system is
remarkable and mysterious. It re
moves at once the cause and the di
sease immediately dissappears.
The first dose greatly benefits. 75c
Weep- Sacrifice hit Porine.
KLMWOOD ITliMS.
KkOM THK ECHO.
John and Will Current went west
last Thursday morning. They
will take in Kenesaw, Beaver City,
and other NVhrnskn points and
may go on to Denver In-fore they
return.
Mayor Richeyof Plattsmouth was
an Flmwood visitor last Satimlay
and Sunday. He came up to ac
company, his daughter, Mrs. Frank
Dickson, home, who has been the
guest of the family of A. B. Dic kson
for two weeks.
S'liis Greenslate who used to own
a water melon patch and a bull-dog
iii low;., is having constructed for
the world's fair a log-cabin bed
quilt containing l'Tnl pieces. The
block are rlics of Ikij's pants pried
out of the jaws of the bull-dog
during the yea-s that Silas was
general manager ol the melon
paid'.
A Burl Ace i dent
Win. Wheeler, residing near town,
brought a new 1 wine binder the
other day and yesterday he hitcheel
four horses and two mules to the
machine and made things fly, so
that by four o'clock be had cut and
bound seventeen acres of wheat.
About four o'clock while he was cm
the ground back of the machine
oiling it up, a sharp stroke of
lightning startled the teams :nd
away ttiey went as last as tney
coul 1 run. A barb wire fence was
no obstacle and barely slackened
their pace as they crashed over it,
without seriously hurting the
horses. On the'3' went through a
corn field with nothing broken but
the pitman bar, (a bar which oper
ates the sickle) when one of the
leaders fell; the other horses
tramped over the u n fortunate but
when the machine struck him it
was suddenly stopped as the teams
which were well nigh tired out
could not budge the heavy binder
and Mr. Wheeler lost no time in
extricating his horse from its peril
ous position under the machine.
On taking an inventory, it was
found the horse had some
ugly wounds made by the sic"kle
guard, a few barb wire scratches,
and a broken pitman rod com
pleted the sum total of the damages
to the ou 'it. Mr. Wheeler was
lucky indeed that the results were
no worse.
Work Was Begun
This morning with a full force of
men to rebuild the stalls of the
round house which were destroyed
by the recent explosion. The Have
lock boomers and Plattsmouth
croakers will take due notice; of this
fact. It has been prettj- definitely
settled, we understand, not to move
the locomotive building and repair
department to Havelock. Only re
pairs in wood work will be per
formed there.
The C. w. B. M.
Of the Christian church will give
an entertainment consisting of
music and speaking. Sunday even
ing, for the bene.it of the foreign
Mission; ,- Society. Admission
free. The public is cordially
e-ivited. d2t.
The Wrestling Match.
F. C. Desmond, the wrestler who
came here claiming to be a ball
player, has turned out to be a
champion wrestler and has made
the Harshiiians hunt their hole,
and turn their sportive heads else
where. The surprising activity
that J. Caston accepted Desmond's
challenge to throw a'ny man in
Omaha three times in one hour,
created comment. Now the sports
of Nebraska City are wondering
who this man Desmond can be and
the excitement the match has
created here is surprising.
The old Standard will harilly
hold the people on Satt'-day night.
These men are to wrestle for a $20
purse and they will contest hard
for the dollars there are in i' Ne
braska Citv Press.
Died
Hakry Infant son of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Hilt, this morning at six
o'clock of cholera infantum.
The little one was, only three
months old but its presence will be
sadly missed. The funeral will
take place to-morrow at two p. m.
That Hacking Cough can so quick
ly cured by Shiloh's cure. We
guarantee it, 1-tf
Take your prescriptions to Brown
& Barrett's.they dispense pure med
icines, tf
Hair chains, rings, crosses a n
hair work of all kinds to order
Mrs. A. Knee.
tf 1720 Locust St.
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READ AND LOOK
SPECIA
AT THIS
I1T CRDF3. TO REDUCE OUR ITOCK OF
EMBEOIDEB ED FL0U1TCINGS,
Wl- IIAVi;
Beep Out
One lot of Kloiim-i'' s at :'.
worth Ioiille
One lot of white Flotine.incr at
pattern worth si HI).
One lot of white cream ami
Flouncing reduced to 3.20. A
pattern of this lot comprises goods
ALL Ut UUH l-ANUY
REDUCED TO
TP
5c
J- . -L J- J i J V. J V. J-VX jL- .l n l n
HARDWARE FOR CASH ONLY
Having purchased the U. V. Mathew's in
terest in the firm of J W, Hendee & Co, now
propose to stay in Plattsmouth 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 see if you cannot find some
thing you need.
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4n00 lbs cut nails, 3c per lb to close 200 doz carpet tacks, 1c per paper
T.ict grass scythe foroocts Best clothes wringer made, $2.10
Step ladders from 00 cts up H) cent spades for (5 cts.
Tinware at reduced prices Hi ct handsaws for0Tcts
Brooms. 15 to 2octs Churns, Wets to ifl'OO
Chopping bowls, 10 to 34cts Wash boards, lOcts
Bushel corn baskets, 10c ts
Leather back all bristle horse brushes, 7.1c.
Leather back all bristle horse brushes, 40c.
Cook stoves at cost to close.
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Other articles too numerous to mention at correspondingly Iowjpricea
Come and see us. Remember we sell to everybody alike
NOT - ONE - CENT - ON - TIME.
J W HEM DEE
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I OUli COMPLETE STOCK OF
Ladies, Misses, Boys, Childrens
and Infants Summer Goods.
THEY AHB At mST GtASS
AND OF THE VKKV-LATJlST STYLE.
AA01ty3$
CALL AND BE
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SALE .
MADIi A
in Prices
! worth iij to StJ.nO a pattern.
One lot of white and Muck
Flouncins red need to 5.00. A
pattern some o-oods in this lot' for
merly sold at 1(1. 0(1 a pattern.
All our patterns contaiu 4 A yds
of material.
HL Uorl UHNAMtNl I 1
5 CENTS EACH.
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ALE
FOR ALL
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