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FIFTH YEAR.
PLATTSMOUTH, NEBRASKA, ' MONDAY OCTOBER 5 1891
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A cream of tartar baking powder.
Highest of nil in leavening strentti.
Latest U. S. Government Food Re
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Ool.l AM) I'OkCKI.AI.N CKOWN.
)f. Hl'linrayn aiisMlhHIr Irrthe 'lnli- ti
trui'llur nl b-stli.
Fine (iolil Work u Specialty.
Koekwoud Murk ' PlHttMiii'iii h, Nt-h.
IhuS HiLLOik k W ktfcKS
Kntury Public & Alntrartnr I T
Mil Eitatc, Loan and Innnrance Agfnu
If you have real estate to sell or
exchange send usdcscriptinn, price
inn term.
5 Abstracts of title furnished st reas
' onnlIe rates.
$IOO,UOO.to loan ut 7a percent and
no commissions, on good
fiirni security.
POLLOCK A IIYKKS
'.ATTSMOC Til - N'KII.
, , y Oltli-r utnli-r (' Cuuuty Hunk.
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HAVE KKCEIVEII
fall atram, tuiiry rllilMina.thi ml iilll
Lo a lot of ltw Iwllt'in riwi- lip- nm.
tin ntrw and If t. I lie-) havaalull
I iidk nl iior hoKi mihi in or
hli-r l rli ulil niiM'k out hivt" r
j ill UirU it aailiif hitt- to i inJ to
1ft ei 'la intniiifil.
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(CKER SISTERS.
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IK Jl'ST kKClVtl) A H'LL LINK OK
l akd wimer hats and
trimmiuc.""..
'J We alto bv a ilria lanklng dt-partnienf. Mt-
, Ufiirtlmi Kiiumiitwd.
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IIOI.I An KKC(tLA11 l'KO'NH -
Briil n work ami fins gold work a
SPECIALTY.
I)H. "iTKINAl'B LOCAL m i-ll M otlmr lull
MUirtleiKlvan liar III iniii Ivan uwl Km n
Iretli.
'a A. MAKMIIALJi, Fitrald i'-'
MEAT MARKET
H1XTII IITKKKT
F. II. KLI.KNHAl'M, Prop.
The beat of frenti meat hIwiivm found
in IImh miirket. A I no rculi
Kacif" Butter.
I Wild giinie of nil kind kept in ttieir
HI'llKOII.
)- KIXTII BTBEET m
Meat market
Chamborbln's Eyo and Hrtn
Olntmont.
A certain core for Chronlo Rore Ey,
Tbtter, Bull Llwum, Scald llead, 014
Chronlo Sores, Fever Sores, Ectema,
Itch, Prairie Ftrlcbos, Sore Klfplei
and Plli). It l cooling od aoo'J-'tiJ.
Ilundrodaof case hava boea curev by
It after all other treatment bad failed
It it put o p In tt and 60 cent buxc.
Croup fniiiently (iiidn h hoiine
liold nnprepiire'l for it v i m 1 1 , while
the rcpiility with which it (li'vclnpn
cnlN for iiiHl.int treiitiiieiil. For
thin ilaiinerou: ilineiiwe Aver' Cher
ry Pectoral in ml Hilniiriihle reniedv.
It Hiiven iiiitny live every yer,
Keep in the hoilnc,
Wddin Bllaj.
MakkiV.h At the Kprncopal cliurch
Siitiirchiy cvetiintf. at 8 p. ni., Mr.
Sain Puttei-Mou to Mi Kone
McCnuley, Kev. HurrcHK ollUi-
utir.K.
The wedding wua rather n m iet
affair, the ceremony heinjf per
formeil in the presence of a few
relative and immediate friend.
K:icli of the contracting parties are
of highly Influential and repec(ed
f. m' !e3 and are regarded by all
who know them a worthy and
promiing young people. They
certainly begin life together under
very auspicious circuniHtance and
doublle Hie voyage will be a
pro'eperouH and eventful one.
THE Hek-ALD extends congratu
lation. How to Kill Your Town.
Kick.
Keep kicking.
And don't quit kicking.
One pull one way and one t'other.
(Jo to o.her town to buy your
good.
Denounce your merchant be
cause they make a profit on their
good.
Knife every man that disagree
with you on the method of increae-
incr linuineMM,
Make your (own out u veiy bud
place, and stab it every chance you
g'l-
Kefuse to unite '.n any Hcheme for
the betterment of the material in
terest of the people.
Tell your merchant that you can
buy your oods a greatdral cheaper
in another town and charge him
with extortion.
Keep every cent you get, and dont
do anything of a public nature un
less you can make Honicthing
out of It directly.
When you have any thing to say
of your toivn, say it in such a way
that it will leave the impreHsiun
that you have no faith in it.
Patronize ouiside newspaper to
the exclusion of your own, and then
denounce them for not being a
lare a the city paper.- Fx.
Wise A Hoot will display the
finest line of millinery ever shown
in the city on Tuesday and Wednes
day. Oct. (I and 7. Mrs. Wise ha
just returned from the east, where
she made a specialty of aeh'Ctiug
artistic pattern. Purchaser and
visitor alike welcome. lit
Call.
There will tie n Kepiililii'sn jirjin
aryJTuesday evening in the Third
ward at half past seven o'clock at
Ridley' lumber oflice, fur the pur
pose of placing in nomination asse
or and judges and clerk of elec
tion ami to a. lend to Htieh other bus
iness h mny come before the meet
ing. O. C. Smith, Chairman.
lo not confuse the famous HIiimIi
of Kose with the many worthies
I mints, powder. cream and
iIl-hcIics which are llotidinir the
market, (let the genuine of your
dniKtfist, O. II. Snyder, 71 cent per
buttle, mid 1 guarantee it will re
move your pimple, freckles, black
heads, moth, tan and sunburn, and
frive you a lovely complexion. I
Reylater If you Wih to Vote.
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must register who expeci to vote
at the November elect'on. Regis
trar have been appointed and
place for registration (lenitf.-.n.ed
a will be seen In to-day' issue of
The I1kki.ii.
All those that do not settle
their last Meason'S coal bill with
me by the !0th of Oct. next will not
expect to 'lave any accomidation
from me this hchsoii of course.
Oflice and yard 1M South Third
wtrcct. Telephone, lit.
I aiwaya try to have a full line of
all grade of coal on hand.
if ' Timothy Clark.
Plattsmeuth, Sept. ti, 1W1.
Has Just opened up a full line
of ladies, Gents and Childietis
all wool underwear an be
lore you buy your Fall or
Winter goods. Don't fail to
call and see our prices. We
beat 'era all.
Have you seen those nob
by Misses Caps, all pretty
shades, r.", 5 and 75 cenls
each? . "
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AT THE CHURCHE9 YESTERDAY.
Two Edifice dedicated-Rev. Brltt
mi the Pulpit the M. E.
Chu'oh.
AT TUB TAHEIINACLE.
The First Baptist church wn ap
propriately dedicated yesterday.
In the morning a sermon was de
livered by Rev. William D. D., of
Lincon. At 7::) Kev. Griffith, of
Shenandoah, occupied the pulpit.
Several piominet workers of the
church were present, among whom
was Rev. S. Merril, a eon of the early
Baptist missionary who was more
instrumental in establishing the
church on a firm basitf in this state,
than any other man. The pastor
and his parishioner are to be con
gratulated upon having finished
and rendered lice tront pecuniary
incumbrance such a commodious
and convenient place of worship.
AT Til E IJOII EMI AN CATHOLIC CHUKCII
FIxtensive preparations had been
made by the Bohemian branch of
the Catholic church to dedicate their
new church situatedin the west part
of the ciiy in grand style and ap
paiently their expectations were
fully reabaed. A lare delegation
of the A' O. II., of Omaha, accom
panied by their band arrived on
No. 4, they wee met at the sta
tion by the local branch here and,
with colon fly'ng and bauds play
ing, they were escorted to the
church where seventy-five little girl
were consecrated with the usual
ceremony. At 'i-'.V) another parade
was participated in before inp.ch-
ing o uie chiucn. At the church
the dedicatory excercise were
carried out to tiie Icltrr. Several
prominent officials of the church
were present among whom were
Father Uowska, of Crete, and Bis
hop Bonakin, of Lincoln.
AT THE M. E. t III Kl II.
Rev. L. V. Brilt, who has recenlly
been assigned to the pastorate of the
M. F;. church at this place occupied
the pulpit Sunday morning and
evening. Kev. Britt ws recognized
as ene of the strongest men in the
coufereuce and indication are that
he fully merit the place he occu
pie in the estimation of hi co-la.
borer. He impresses his audience
as one who thinks anil without ties,
itatiou imparls the product of hi
thought to the people. We predict
for the new pastor ami the church
a prosperous year.
Union liim.
Frum the l.rilnrr.
Attorneys II. I. Travis anil J. K.
BoSigla of Weeping Water, came
down on the M. P. last Thursday
and took the "Belt Line" for Plaits
mouth. Attorney D. O. Dwyer of Piatt,
mouth came down last Monday on
his way to Nebraska City, and while
here he had the pleasure of greet
ing many of his I'nion friends.
Dr. Salisbury of Plattsinoulh
was in town Tuesday getting ac
quainted with our people. Mr.
Salisbury isthe republican candi
date for clerk of the district court
ami desire to let the people become
m iju.iinli d w Hi llieir candidate.
Mr. O. II. Snyder of PlatlsmouOi
made a visit to our village last
Tuesday aud it is said that one of
young men came near asking him
to iesue a marriage license and
thus save the y. in. u trip to Plaits
mouth, tint he discovered in time
that it wa not Judge Ramsey,
Til Nighl School.
Now that a thoroughly competent
instructor ha been secured to as
Miline control of the business de
partment of our ciiy school, those
who an ih'sirou of obtaining a
business education will be alforded
an excellent opportunity. In addi.
tioil to the day ni ri-inll, which be
gan this morning, a night school
will be maintained, and those who
may not be accommodated at the
day sfssion, surely will be at the
latter. The first meeting will be
held to-morrow evening at the high
school building at 7:i0 p, m. A
tuition fee of IL.'V) will be charged
those taking thecouimoti branches,
while those pursuing the business
training course will be required to
pay fl.U) per month.
It i earncHtly desired that all
who have signilied their intention
to attend, or all other who are so
Inclined, will meet promptly at the
appointed time and place.
ir You Went
a cheap borne, or a good invest
uien', on good terms, attend the
auction sale of sll the real estate of
the late J. V. Weckbach on Wedue
day, Oct. 14, IMH1, in front of the
county judge' ottlce.
F. R. (itn iiftA.v, Adm'r.
ICvening hats a specialty at Wise
A Root's. :tt
' PERSONAL
Byron Clark Sundayed In Lin
coln.
ConraJ i Slater, of Louisville, is in
the city to-day.
Hattie Latham is visiting in
Omaha to-dav.
Joe K(eio. made a .flying trip to
Omaha to-day.
W. L. Browne is transacting busi.
nese in Lincoln to-day.
O. W. Ames was an Omaha pn
senger this morning on No. 5.
Mrs. Huckner left this morning
for her new home at Hebron.
Mr. and Mr, W. O. Keefer arrived
from Wuhoo this morning on the
Schuyler.
Mnj. B. X. lAverin, who has Ijeen
at Qreston the past week, Sundayed
in the city.
Mrs. Rockwood, who has been vis
iting at points in the west, returned
home this morning.
F'athrr Orr, who has been visiting
at points in a Iowa for several
mouths, returned Saturday.
If. Chnpin, formerly a citizen of
this place, now conducting a lumber
yard near York. Sundaved in the
city.
W. F. Dray, who has been visiting
relative a few day, returned to his
home at Savannah, Mo this
morning.
L. F. Hrittleft for Hastings this
morning for the purpose of moving
hi family and household goods to
this place.
Mrs. Fred Murphy came down
from Cedar Creek this morning and
will visit with her mother, Mrs. A
Patterson, tiiis week. .
J. N. Wise came down from
Omaha Saturday evening, Sundayed
with his family and returned to
Omaha this morning.
P. L. Ashlon, one of the first sett
lers of Otoe county, and one of iis
most influential citizens, died at
Nebraska City yesterday.
Rev. (iriiliili, who participated in
the dedicatory exercises of the Bap
list church yesterday, returned to
bis home at Shenandoah this morn
ing.
J ...s Tony Kessler left this morn
ing for Council Hliills where she
will attend school.' She was accom
panied by Mrs. Kessler, who will
visit friends there this week.
I). W. Hawksworlh and J If.
Smith, who are attending the State
I'niversity at Lincoln, Sundayed at
home. They report a large attend
ance and a lirst class institution in
every particular.
Leid 10 Htl.
(ieo. (ioi)se, living two miles south
ot the city, age W) years was hurried
at Oak Hill cemetery yesterday, Kev.
Wittie, of IhcCcrman Presbyterian
church ofllciatiug.
Mr. (loose has been afllicted with
consumption for nearly a year, but
bore the suffering with fortitude
'til death relieved him.
A little infant, of John Ij-dtre.
way, was hurried yesterday.
Willie, n six mouth's old infant,
of Mr. and Mrs. Ifascnl, was hurried
yesterday.
A Wreck at South Bend.
Fiarly yesterday morning cng:ne
No. HI ran Into the rear of a freight
train at South Bend and besides
disabling the engine, the way car
suit one freight car loaded with
merchandise was badly demolished.
It is not ft announced who was to
blame for the mishap.
Regiaier,
The registrar oppoiuted by the
city council will be prepared to reg
ister voters on the nth, 14th, Kind
Sit It and illst of October at the fol
lowing places: First ward, M. ()'
Kourke' taylor shop; Second ward,
Turner Hali; Third ward, J. D. Simp
son's feedslorej Fourth ward, coun
ty clerk's rtfllee; Fifth ward, resi
dence of J. L. Miner.
J. D. Simpson who has been con
ducting the feed store on the corner
of l'ei'rl and Sixth street closed a
contract thismoming by the provis
ions of wh'ch Ike Dunn becomes
proprietor. The business will bo
conducted at the old stnnd and
doubtless customers will receive
courteous and satisfactory treat
ment. Prof. Musgraves, arrived last even
ing and began work this morning
with a test end enthusiasm that
promises well. The board of edu
cation has succeeded in securing
the serv ices of a specialist for the
business department and the pat
rons of our schools are to be con
gratulated upon their good fortune.
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In order to reduce Btock'U mklffi room for ViVr "fi 111 nnv . . '.
we must i
iiust close out the balance ol our
J. Commencing to day we will
eible.
goods, embroideries flouncings auc
At 20 Per Cent DiM'Miiat
Jadies summer vcst3 as da
" adies summer vests at 10c
J adies black and fanoy ribbed vests 25c worth 35c. Y;
Ladies black lisle and ancy
35 worth 45c
Ladies silk mixed vests at 6oc was a bar
a-75c, '
Jadios silk vests at
OO per cent, on all
Jersey?.
0 per cent dicsount
('dallies reduced to S cents per yard, regulars 8I3C quallity
Mousseline de India reduced to tic per yard.
We, make tdis offer in order to reduce stock Now is tde time to
purchase if in want of any of the above goods. RF.M F,MBIiK all of our
goods marked in plain figures and we do as we advertise. Don't miss,
this sa,e 10 they are the lowest prices quoted this season,
F. HERRMANN
NE DOOR EAST FjrtST NATIONAL.
CLOSE FIGURES
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GllIhlJilKjS:
FOR FALL AND WINTER WEAR
we . vwmt TO Ull
T'T-TT-n.'Kr GHEAPS5
Than ever before offered to the people of Plattsmouth and
vicinity.
TJB STOCK C S
Constantly arriving and will soon be complete. It will comprise a full
range of all the newest as well a the more staple styles, and will be coin
posed of the newest and choicest productions o4 domestic and foreign
manufacture . For a fit and excellenc of workmanship our garments can
not be excelled. Ami the prices that we otfer them at are uuprecidented
iji the amounts of the cloak trade.
WB a silk seal pluh,aeque,38 inches long with quilt
ed satin lining and seal ornaments that we cun sell for $12. 50. Thi gar
ment is a perfect reflection of the plush sacqtie that is univrr-Hlly -old
at l.1 and $'.tl.
WE HA.VE a silk seal plusk jacket 2N inches long that we can
sell at ?.i..V) that would be cheap at $12.30, although some merchants ask
$1.1 for the same garment. In the finer grade we have something very
elegant aud stylish in the trimmed jacket and reefer in both cloth aud
plush.
THE PROPER thing for Misses this fall and winter will be
jackets aud reefers, the newuiarkets being almost entirely discarded.
We have both the Jackets aud Reefer for Misse's wear in endless varity,
We bought our closks early of
to offer them at very low figure.
We Solicit your favors and an early inspe c
tion of our stock.
WM. HEROLD & SON.
507 Main Street ' riattsinouth, Neb
Slimmer st " nckly '
offer oSr (',,,, ',) ol '.- , .
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frvi er-ul.ir V Y
rcsul-r. Oc qualf,
regular. -:
Egyptian cotton vests at
$1, reduced from $JL23.
ladies shirt waists and
on all our silk umbrellas
frst hand and are thereby enabled
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