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lance Sunda)ed in Lin-
iry ik transacting tidni
ii Ma today.
in down from Omaha, ,
ll hin family and friend-,
v'ic Kv;biA, from Sah iu, Iowa, in
Tinitinjr Dr. K. W.I ook of thin city.
Mabel Il.iyen returnee) hint eve
ning front a vmit to friend in the
I went.
II. J. Slreight retitrned from the
Onnd Isinnd rt-aaiOH S.;turdjy
I Several trainn well loaded with
.'ntock went eant on the H. A M. yen
1 terday-
j ioni .liiler.tne rniclenl ponl oflice
flerk. i
Mate fa
I Mr. a
in taKnig in tlie nilitn at the
air to-day.
and Mm. Henry Kikenlmrv
left hint eveniiiif for Lincoln to at
tend the Mate fair.
Dick Oldham mid family fame in
yenterday from Heaver City to vinit
relatives here n few day.
Rev. Mr. Grnham, editor of the
Midlaiid at Omaha, wan a pannenner
on .No. S thin morning for that city.
Minn Franein Stilen, who ban been
vSwting friwJs at XrbniKU City m
few dayn, rertirued home Saturday
evening.
A. H. Todd, who ban been on an
extended trip to Jamentown, ,. Y.,
and pointn in Ohio, returned home
this morning.
A. Fuller, coal innpector for the
H. A M. at the well known mine8 at
New Canlle, Hopped in the city
Saturday evening.
Mr. Mild Mm. Frank C.ule relurn,.,!
honie at Fort Worth Tea lanteveu
liii). Mm. (J. hna bppn vinitinif in
fthe city the pant few week.
Mr. A. C. Scott, of Kewaun, III., who
hal been viHiliiijr hin friend, J. A-
, 'lauiewn, me pant lew ilayn, re-
irned home thin evening.
C. K. Wencitt returned from the
nt hint evening where he ha been
the purpone of pur hanin bin
ami winter Mock of good.
JL F.ijenbroadt, Menonrapher for
rintftidcnt of motivt power ut
nhopn, left Saturday evening
o week' vacation in N. Y. and
eantern. pointn.
t Moody left hint evening for
'aniint. In., where he will
I few day with hin ninter,
te ban not neen wince he left
fifteen yearn nince.
Miivlo Lawont.
'try (Wnnt will return in u
Iroin ber vinit to her
'anada, and will rcmime
nic lennonn next week
xpectinir to take lennonn
,ive order
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Thos. I'ollock mid K. W. Hycrs
have formed a real estate, loan mid
insurance company. This makes a
strong rouipany and Tiik IlKkALl)
wisii;n tln-nj success.,
V" ll. T I ni'iirtil mill u'ifp lit
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Wodilbiirh, Iowa, having been vin
itin'in the eaNt, came in thi wiornj
inf'for h nhort vinil with their
cuuNin, T. H. lirown of thin city.
They will take in the (date fair and
viit in Neljranka Home time hefore
ret urn i iiff home, . .
Hokn To Mr. and Mr. Harvey
Sherwood. Friday, September 4th, a
nine-pound boy. All parlien tire
doiiitf well, ami we are informed
that Ibirve in corib'tnplatitifj ei!
laryinjr bin hoiiHe, not becaune of
the ini-reime in hi family, but
mmply to hold hiuiHclf. I'liimi
Leilner.
Mr. Robert Flormaiin, one of the
Hiack tin mm, haa nttref tli
owneix of the Spokane mine f 1.'
000 for their claim. Mr. John Shafer,
a ron of . li. Shafrr, of thin city, in
a half owner of thirt mine. It in not
known whether the offer will be ac
cepted or not an Mr. Hawk Wn'uht,
who owni-H one-fourth of the mine,
in away and they are 'waiting for
bin return to wee whether the offer
'Will be accepted or not.
A Mtock extra panned thrnuh
yt-Hterday, compoMcd of twenty
three earn of very fine ntock, en
route for the tdate fair at Lincoln.
If other roadri do an amount of
traiiHportation eipial to the It. A M.
one may well conclude that the
rtock exhibit will be complete. It
in to be regretted, however, that in
on cur m very fin r.-'oodei! horsd
enroute for the (air, had died before
arriving here.
The family of W. II. Malick re
ceived a telegram conveyinjr the
Bad intelligence that K. O. Wait,
father of Mm. Malick, died ) enter
day at Colfax SjirinK", Iowa. I)e
ceaned will lie buried at Lincoln to
morrow. Mr. Wait wan not well
known to our ciliienn, lint the fam
ily of Mr. Malick will have the nvtn-
pi(lh, ((f u. , y , 1(.ir
hour of norrow. Mr. Malick ile.
parted thin morning for Lincoln.
Thin oflice han received a commu
nication referring yio the coming
Irrigation Conirrenn which convenen
in Salt Lake Cily, September 15, 10
ami 17, I Hid. The object of calling
the convention into brmtf tielorethe
people the necennity of better planH
for irrigation, and mnejuently
more effective ariculttire. The
irojectorn of the ncheme hopetoeu.
linl the Ktipport of the buninenn
metiH' imnociationn throughout the
went and eventually briu the mat
ter before conrenn, with u view of
neciirinif letfinhition pertaining to
the matter. Doubtlenn patnphletn
have been received by our buninenn
men netting forth the objectn anil
plaim of the proponed meeting, and
we feel that the enterprine will
merit mu ll attention an they feel
able to hentow.
John Shafer came down from Spo
kane camp Tuenday eveuiny;. He
reportn everything moving along
in even tenor, and nayn that the
more the Spokane in developed the
better it ntiown up. Ore now beiii
taken out of the nhaft ut a depth of
82 feet ennayn 417 oilm en of nilver
to the ton. He anticipaten that they
will noon be Hide to work the mine
upon a more extennive male, in
which cane he nayn Spokane will
makeabuny camp, lor they have
plenty of ore in night tu keep a
large number of men employed for
a long time. And there in every
reanoit to believe that even if work
ed upon ii larger m ale there in ore
enough in the Spokane, of a rich
paying quality, to hint for yearn.
The Spokane in u rich mine and no
tnintake. - Hennona Pilot.
! Almost Blnzn,
Sunday morning upon entering
the laundry M Donnelly, the pro
prietor, dim overed (hat hin build
ing hail narrowly encaped being
burned to the ground. In the up.
per floor the floor above the bane
ment -a hole wan found to have
been burned about nix feet in diam
eter and the Malrway and railing
partly burned. The mont unac
countable feature i that the fire
wan extinguinhed, prenumahly,
Without Aid. ann nur ia known to
have been near the place at that
time. The origin of the fire U un
known, ait the furnace wan cool
Milurflay evening; beniden, the fire,
being about twenty feet from the
furnace, could not ppnnibly have
hail it origin Mu re. The work in
nupponed to have been that of an
incendiary.
Cny SchoolN.
The city nchooln opened thin
morning, and w are informed, that
never, in the hintory of the plattH
mouth nchooln Iiiih the outlook for
profitable year been no encourag
ing. The attendance today being
in the neighborhood of 1()00 pupiln.
With the repair and iippliancen
added to the building; with a
nchool board thoroughly identified
with our nchool inlerenln; with a
complete and ellicient corpn of
teachern operating in accordance
with the direction of Durable nuper
iutendent, the patronH of the I'lattn
mouth m IiuoIm may feel anHiired
that their children are amply pro
vided forjbut while it in uecennaryto
have a building will eipiiped, and a
nchool board and tcachern winking
harniouiounly there in a u opport u u
ity for the patron to add greatly to
the ctfcctiveilcnri of their labor
The parent nhould vinit the m-hooln
freipienlly, keep informed an the
lieedn iitld pron-re-n ,f (he jmpil
and co-operate with the teacher in
carrying out every well defined
plan.
ror Homctimt- mere nan lieen a
fewer number that have completed
the otirw-of Mudy, owinir to the
fact that the Htudy of Latin wan
compiilnary. Superindent McClel
land informn tin, that in order to
accomodate a great number, and
yet maintain iih nearly an ponnible
the name degree of ntability anil
innure the graduaten of either
coumeH training equally an thor
ough, he han arranged two cournen
of ntudy; viz, a Latin and Kuglinh,
leaving the matter of nelection
ojMioiiMi witii toe pupil. The am
nion, an we underntood it in made
for the accomodation of thone de
niring Knglinh and American, hence
more Knglinh language, in pre
ference to the Latin. In thin all un
provided for and yet the name de
gree of thorough drill anil pro
ficiency in maintained.
Piano and Organ.
Anyone in need of n piano or or
gau would connult their own inte-
rentn by calling on J. M. Muir, whv
keep nothing but the bent, which
he nelln nt reasonable pricen to Miiit
llietimeH. :tt
Th M. P. Hun a Train
The M. I'. rutin a train from here
to Union to-day, ami the amuse
ment in all probability will remain
no ii ii 1 1 1 alter ine Mate lair. It in
hoped that a contract will be mudi
noun, no mat the road can run
directly to Omaha.
Th public will take notice that I
will not be renpounible for any debtn
contracted by my wife, Nancy J.
t Handler. j. j. i iia.NPI.Kk.
Sept. 7, lh'.d.
1 Ths Primuna
I he democratic primai ien met
Saturday evening in the renpectivi
wardn an per announcement.
The attendance wan very niingre,
there being in nome wardn not a
Mtifllcient number prenciit from
which to nelect delegaten; and, of
thone prencut. paradoxical anil nmy
neein, conniderable difliculty wan
experienced in finding delegaten
that could he depended upon. But
thin difliculty wan obviated by
chooning men who were not prenent,
thun giving them no opportunity to
decline.
Kvery thing neemed to pann otl
harniouiounly and after it had been
eMablinhed to a Certainty that H
full delegation would likely be pre
en! at the convention, everybody
neemeil natinlied.
A Miaiaka
to think we don't keen a full line of
school supplies. Hooks, nlntes,
pencils, tablets and everything for
nchool. Our customers will please
bear this in mind.
L't I.KllMtOKK IlKOS.
A Naw Enterprise.
lr. John Herge, the genial South
Mend pedagogue, has earnestly em
barked in the newspaper business.
Having bought an entirely new
outfit of printing material and sup;
plies he will lauitch forth a bran new
weekly paper devoted to the inte
rentn of South llend and Cass
county. We are informed that the
paper will be independent in poli
tics. Til K IlKKAI.Ii is pleased to note
this additional factor in the news
paper arena, and trusts that Mt
Herge will find the newspaper
career both a pleasant and profit
able one.
Look out for JOE'S
Grand Fall Opening he
will announce exact
date within a fewdays.
B, A M '. WANT THE EARTH.
Ycaterday's Came Baauli In Favor
of the Home Team.
The Cranen of Omaha came down
yesterday and received a nerve
drubbing at the handn of the home
team. The visitors put a very good
game but in the face of the heavy
hatting at the- hands of the home
team, they Mood a very poor nhow.
The cranes made three double plnys
worthy of special mention. Score
by inning:
Cranen 0 2 0 (I (I 0 (103 ."
l'laltMmoulh....l 3 0 0 0 3 2 1 10
Krrors: Cranen, (I; 1'lat turnout h,
. Hits: C r.uien, 2: riatt-moiith. 0.
It:itterien: Carri".ni anil -Swai l,.
Miller and M a 1 1 1 i n . Struck out:
Hy Carrigan X by Miller 10. Two
nisi' hits: I . Patterson, Schulhotf,
('. Miller. Double plavs: 111 viiri-
to Nelson to liowinan (Hi, Miller to
(Jadke, Lincoln tu Oadke to S. Pat
terson. Left on bases: Cranes. 4.
Plattsmoiiih, ii. rtiinirc: (.net
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i UK IlKKfM.li olliee han received a
circular descriptive of the "Turner
Storage and Receptacle" a device
invented by our former townsman,
(i. W.Turner, as an attachment to
railroad cars, for the purpose of
keeping a perfectly reliable record
of the car from the time it leaves the
shop until it returns for repairs.
Owing to the inconvenience that
would be caused all concerned, the
railroads can not always use their
own cars, and upon receiving a car
from another, each road must make
out a statement, detailing the con
ditiou of the car upon its arrival.
This is necessary so that the ex
pense incurred for repairs may be
charired to the road catismar the
damage. According to the usual
method of keepingthis record, there
in great liability of losing the
record, hence great uncertainty and
often annoyance is caused all con
cerned. So this matter wan taken
up by Mr. Turner and the result is,
he has planned and constructed a
device that operates successfully.
If it be proven conclusively that it
can bi. .iijjgd wi-th advantage, the
sales will doubtless net Mr. Turner
a handsome fortune,
A Divranftful Affn r
Yestenlay at South First street.
Winterslein Hill, Fireman Chandler
anil Kngineer Kiismusnen purth
aned a large quantity of liipior and
proceeded to the home of the for
mer to have a general good time.
From reports we learn that after
Chandler had drunk a sufficient
quantity to render him dangerous
he proceeded to abuse and unmer
cifully whip his wife, 1h cries of
whom at once attracted the atten
tion of the neighbors.
THE IIl'IKAI.Ii never loses an op
port unity to condei in no uncer
tain terms, such manifestations of
the brute creation as this. When a
man becomes so devoid of man
hood and so utterly debased an to
wilfully curse and abuse his wife,
simply because she is weaker than
he, it is high time that the strong
arm of the law should come to her
rescue..
World'a Fair Note.
Siaui has decided to make an ex
hibit at Chicago, which shall eclipse
the one it made at the Paris exposi
tion, where it carried off the honors
in the oriental section.
Michigan will construct its build
ing wholly of Michigan material,
and will send it to Chicago in sec
tions. The suggestion made by promi
nent members of the National
Society of the Sons of the American
Revolution, that October 11th
should be celebrated throughout
the world, an the Fourth of July is
celebrated in the Tnited States, in
meeting with general approval.
The publishers of Puck, the well
known comic paper, have been
graated space, 50 ly 100 feet, for a
building on the exposition grounds,
in which to show fully every detail
of the process of editing and pub.
lishing a humorous paper.
Henry H. Worthingtou liasolTercd
to furnish the exposition, free of
charge, pumps with a capacity of
40.01 a i,i MO gallons of water a day.
The first cotton gin, made by Kli
Whitney, will be exhibited at the
Imposition hy the New Orleans ma
chinery Conipay, which will also
make an extensive exhibition of
cotton gins, vugar mills and others
machinery.
Among the exhibits from South
ern California will be a model con
structed to illustrate irrigation. A
committee has already been chosen
to prepare it.
If you want to see nice clean and
well made up Clothing you should
go to JOI0 and look his stock over
i IISUjDIER CLEARANCE "SALEf
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In order to ru'luee. stock to make room tor our f!l purchases
we must dose out the halance ot our Stunnier stock as quickly as pos
eihle. Commencing to hy we will ofl'cr our entire line ot white
goods, embroideries floiitK-ings and uii ovi-iv
At 20 Per (Viit IH count From I'c-nlar Prlcp,
Jadifcs f-umiuer vests at He
jidies summer vests at 10c
Jadies black and fanry ribbed vests 25c worth 35cv
Ladies black lisle and ancy
35 worth 45c
T adies silk mixed
af.75c,
f adias silk vesta, at
20 per cent, on all
Jerseys.
CiO Vjer cent ri
Challies reiluced to 5 cents per yard, regulars 8i3c quallity
Motisseline de India reduced to (ic per yard.
We make thisofTer in wrder to reduce stock Now is the time to
purchase if in want of any of the above goods. K KM KM UK K all of our
goods marked in plain figures and we do as we advertise. Don't miss
this sa,e as they are the lowest prices quoted this season,
F. HERRMANN
ONE DOOR EAST FIRST NATIONAL.
TIME HAS COME
hen y o n
tihotild la-gin to
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ininK Huouiyour
lull underwear.
We have just re
ceived ten cases
of ludieH, cliil-
drens, mens, anil
Itovs underwear
direct from a
mini ti fuc t u r e r
who wus need
ing money and
WHS
willing to
SPECIAL OFFERS
Special No. 1
years old. ONLY
toe KACII.
Special No. 2
Childrens
kjJPUvlll 11 U na- an(i Drawers running in same si7.es as the scar
let only '2H eta a garment. You can't afford to buy the cloth to make your
childrens underwear when we can sell you them ready made so cheap.
Special No, 3
.1 11 (S A Ladies heavy merino Shirt and Drawers, Silk
IO)UClal UUj M: trimmed, a very nice garment, that is universally
sold at :) cts; We sell at 39 cts KACII.
Special Floor Oil Cloth Bargains
stoves, etc at only Zrc per square
designs and widths.
Bbnkots or Bed Comforts HJZZ
you with prices. We have them to suit nnyones, pocketbook and will
give gooil value for your money.
Best- English Linoleum
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SCHOOL BEQIIS MONDAY.
AD VOUK LITTLE Jioy AND ClkL '
Needs a pair of shoes this week. We intend to inaugurate a
Sale of Slioes for School Children. School shoe should be
stylish, Shapely, well made, "Well Fitting, Durable.
"WE HAVE TIIEM
and wc guarantee to h-11 tht-in ehenper than you can buj
t'lscwlierc.
WM. HEROLD & SONf
regular. 10c quality.
regular. 15 quality.
Egyptian
cotton vests at
vests at 6oc
was a bar-
$1, reduced from ti OR
ladies shirt
waists and
dispose of part
of this years pro
duct of his mill
at aencritice, his
misfortune was
our opportunity
and we bought
the goods at less
than their ac
tual value, to
start this under
wear we intend
to make Botno
TO EARLY BUYERS
'J'fJk '41'
Children" all wool Scarlet Shirts and drawers, nil
sixes running large enough to lit a child twelve
heavy natural wool colored Shirts
Mens extra heavy ribbed natural wool colored
shirts and drawers all sizes only 311 cts KACII.
Oil Cloth for
floors under
yard. We have il in several different
,
gam at the price.
A special bar-.
Special
Stroii"
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