The Plattsmouth daily herald. (Plattsmouth, Nebraska) 1883-19??, November 29, 1891, Image 1
mouth Daily Hera; acts r 'f A I 1 tO'irni yeah. PLATTSMMJTII, NKMIASKA.MOXIUY, NOVHMHKU30, 1891. NUMIIKUCG. 9: All Experts Use r 1 Jj Perfect and uniform success in making finest food is rc certain with Royal Baking Powder than with any ler. Use it in every Ovdcr, or cream of tartar llts in pure, wholesome, j):rts use it because it adds to their success. Phvsi- fand Health Officers 1 1: wholcsomcness of the food. '! ' rKiO:v IIarlanD: "I regard the Royal Baking Towclcr as . st in the market. Since its introduction into my kitchen j used no other." fys Maria PaRLOA: "It seems to me that the Royal Powder h as good as any can be. I have used it a j. ..v, leal and always with satisfaction." MRS. BAKER, Principal of Washington, D. C, School of Cookery: "I say to you, without hesitation, use the 'Royal. I have tried all, but the Royal is the most satisfactory." M. GORU, late Chef, Dclmonico's, New-York: "In my use of Royal Baking Powder, I have found it superior to ail others." A. Forti.v, Chef, White House, for Presidents Arthur and Cleveland: "I have tested many baking powders, but for finest food can use none but 'Royal.'" 1 f to P. A. SALSBURY D-IvN-TI-ST A COLD AM Y.rlLwr ' fvf Vine G Ar VCMVXMS CKOWX9. H M nUn-lli- lot I lid pallilril ( llltl'llil' Hi Ifrlll old Work a Specialty. Miik ittlinMiniitli, Sfb. A PFARCE xj HAVE KKCKIVKIt tkrlr Fn'l 'r mi. rlli' i I nt qnllli kiwi t lit i'r l4lil roiin Iimi liai lu iim (I tr i, Itii-jrh van lull iuf il Imliy Ii'hhI HMiliiiiM drriirliw . I I i.m k imiI h. t l. Sural lli'ii pif 'all' r hnt In 40 null I ' . iln I rtltim.'it . vss raiVM.i u. trimmer. t- ENTISTBY M : 0OI.D AND POItCKI.AI M tKOWMJ - 1 Brid e work nd Hn- Rold work t V5PECiALTY. T' TKI A (T !WAt. r!l n r.r im. . jiUillclrrD luf Hi-hi!nli-nriir.uiiu ul I teib. IA. MAUSIIALU . Fiter.l.I PW' ' A.N. 8ULLIVAN. W III tlMmtil Hlfi-Mtnt Villi' f rritrnii.i (h linn, iifiica id Mnli-, t'Utliinuili, Nrli. ; ;loFthand. ';. T YTLWR TI NO COLLIICi: . riuttsmouth, NebraHka. , kr lliniKHinliuf jrnut-g Im'lrl. ri( ' 1 fl lr. Iirr e' k m Im hi- Vlll-l i-. mi l il.iy hiurly lllflli ll lil illirlr rriTI llnv nt. V Mllif l rnttr" In uliiirt l-n't anil ' "Slli jf rn fnrn In in iii l.iO .r , - . kn riitrinltwd In nnmpi'lPiit ludi nli j I Ibiuui'llim. new lvi'illrii XD KVi:.NIN3 SKSSIO.NS. floiimi of a Hyri tun. A K-llto, rrllthl m-lArT IT wit hi jr. llli iirti.. in ii.ift.nl , Willi n l-llnn !Mililllli Srw tl rk irn-nr. . KAirl-ll.lllt, .(t Vuik. Md coldirrs, who contractnl Uuurrhoen while in the ive rlnce been permanent "f it by Cliaimberlain'ii Lk-ra and diarrhoea K'eiu- . le by F. G. Fricke A Co. fi-iilnrrh remrdr nonl. atiirrh, Uiphthi ria und . ' Vouth. For kale by V. G. tckA Co. The Mock of groceries nt Peler. "'i'" old ntnnd will be void at re (ii'. i'd price to tatlsfy niortgnre t f 1 irM National bunk, and anyone i. ', j, ,;oods will rave money by 1 it the old Htand. Remrm. I lock in Iresh and complete. ' 'r bargains in polnloes, . l.itiHware, rhinnware und ;)' (pern Groci ry, i' - .NTS WAXTI'D.-Prrc paid , J lo energetic men. Seernl of Jar Valesmeu have earned from fit) J.) (I'XI a week for yearn pnM. (It P.O.Loxl371,Ncw York. rcceint ca mo- fnr n hnHn and soda, and the hest appetizing food arc assured. recommend it because it adds Painfully Injured. C. A. Steveux, an employee of the liopH, met with a painful accident I int Saturday evening. lie w;ih duiii(f chiMf I wnrk htrikin forcilily wiih heavy hammer and juifortun iili ly ju.-t an the hummer wan about to laud on the chinel he mif cd 1 1 im i aim and dealt uu exceptionally I !:c.ivy Mow upon hi left hand,) cruHhin it and rendering it to fay the leant, very painful. It in prob able that he will be laid olf for a period of several weckH. It i unfortunate that Mr. Steven did not avail himnelf ut the oppor- 'Rether on n hunting l.ee, and, be tunity of taking out accident i n- j running in loin of nim, nil hurunce, u iil.iu recently udonttl bpthell.de M., thereby, instead of lotting bis time in thin -period of w . tnmfortune, he would bt drawing1 a fairly good nalury. I'aul Johiicoti nup Hon, of Green wood prefincl, are in the city today. Pure btirkwheut flour for rale nt HeisrlV mill. tl Why will you couh when Shi loh'ncure will trive immediate rr. lief. Pric 1) els.. 5) cts. Hud l. For Bale by K. (. Fricke A Cc Gentlemen, if you hanker after rlyiiH Mexilde l-ine Fancy Fittini; F loiwi-ar, Schildliuecht has the tituk. tf Do not conffW the famous Illiish of ICones with the many worthless paints, powders, creams and hlc.ii'hcn which are tloodinir the market. (Jet the genuine of your druist.O. II. .snyler, 7." cents per bottle, and I guarantee it will re move your pimples, freckles, black he, ids, moth, tan and sunburn, and j;ive you a lovely complexion. 1 Oycters, Celery, Ci anberries, Mince Ment, ' Sweet Cider, .Nuts, Figa Raisins. nnd mnny other nice thiiiL;s for your Thaukfivinfr dinner can bt1 had at PE.NXKTT A TbTT'it. Cnll on the Tucker Sister In the Sherwood block for burgains in W inter ilats. tf YMF 1 Ol'EM.NG t'P One of the newest and brightest iinea oi PIujh'GooJs, Teji. DolU, EoTelti t. Etc- rf fi llollliy lr.t that hu bM D ID Iuwd lit Jvtrt. HO OLD STOCK, ALL NEW Which was bought early In the vruHoii from rouie of the LAkouaT IrokTtxa IIof3K9 Which puarnntcrs you the pick of the tuurket and at . ices (or which we are noted. .Tks Loses f in tks Country :- Tbtpulllel mrilliiltv Infllrd tnripet vur gjnili ..(! coaipiUD pilu f. r, MCBII, fir. Geo. Vans and (lien Christmas. Police Judge Archer returned from Oiiiiiliii thin morning. The new court Iioiihc will lie mm. pleted mi less than :i mouth II. U. Iravi attending to legal matter!? in ttv milv court to-day. For Indies' line kid shoes mnl Christmas slippers, go to Joseph FcUcr's. u J. II. llaldcuian, a prominent iitlorney of Weeping Wuler, in in the city to-day. Yon can eel the b"st of hand- made boots and shoes at Joseph i'el.ers. if The twenlictli aniiiverHnry of the organization of AdaniH county will lie celebrated at Juniata, Dcim-iii-her V. Mrs. W.A. Scott, who hem visit- i 11 if nt I hr residence of her f.itlier, II. C. McMakcu, returned to Omaha this morning. Shorthand ami t vncwrilintr col lege over MayerV clothing slre. Day mid night rieMHioun. Situations uar.iiiieed to all competent Html-1 i-n is. tt I'i. SiffjrenH mid fjimiiy returned hint evening from a Hix weekd' virfit to friendrt in MiuucHota and other northern pointH. Jofcph l-'etzer will move his Htock of IiooIh and fihoeH to-dav into the went room of the I'lirmele liuildin on Main street. Mtm. I). I". AylHworth.of Loudon Ontario, arrived in the city thin morning on n vimted toiler Mother Mr. Kate Oliver. There will lie mi oynter nuppcr at the M. Iv. church, on Sixth Mreet, Thurnday eve, Dec. 3; iiIho other relrei-liiuenlH, and tahle ol artick'M for fale, ICveryhody invited. All yotin-j e;entlenni!i contem platinn wedding tour, nhould call and examine the latent ftyles of weddin-f in vit.i'imiH Hamplcn of whlcii are always k-pt on hand ut thin office. ri.ilt'niowtli'n HportHini-n Khould Ret to the front. In neverul tieigli holiii couutieM KportHineii (;et to- , "inomix 01 inn ih iuo rcHiiu. ror line boots and hIioch (jo to loseph Fet.er, Main Htreet, between I'ourlli and Filth ttfrieis. tf Prof. Musjrrave inforum us that he has received another new tyjie writer ami is prepared to accommo date all Htudents who apply. The tveuin class will meet nt the resi. drncc of Mrs. J. X. Wise henceforth. The II. A M. road received during the past week Ol'Mfi pounds of merchandise; also nineteen full carloads of material. Thero has been tthipped from this place 20,iil9 pounds of iiierchandiHC in auiall lots; leu full carloads. Kearney is making n bid for n f;love factory and proposes lo send delegates to Glovesville, X. Y., for the purpose of inducing several of the handle, I factories there to locate in the west. There is little doubt that Kearney will succeed, as the ttigus of the times indicate that the capitalists are becoming interested in the wet. The M. V.. pulpit was filled yester day morning and evening, by Pi.v. J. W. Shank, of Omaha. Kev.Sliauk is at home in the pulpit, notuith. standing the fact tl. ut he is nil edil.ir. lie hasrecenllyeslablished the Christian Advocate, a religious paper; its growth has been rapid from the start and it bids fair to heroine the oflicial church paper ut no dittant day. The regular meeting of the city council occum next Monday eve ning. It will very likely beau in teresting ressioa as a chief oi police will probubly be elected. It is highly importunt that a in an be chosen for this position who Im thoroughly in rytuputhy with the welfare of the city. The nnines of R. W. Hyem and W. T. Cole have been mentioned, either of whom, if they could be persuaded to accept, would fill the pohiliou to the entire Katisfaction of our law abidinir people. I have been a gieat ttuflVrer from culiirrli for 'over leu years: had it very bad, could hardly breathe. Some nights I could not ttleep and had lo wuuttiie floor. I Mirc.'u-i d Fly' Cream Il.ilm und nm using it fivcly, it Is working a cure mircly. I have advised i-evcral friends to use it, nud with happy result in every cupr. it is llie medicine ubuve till other for catarrh, and it H worth its weight in irold. I thank God I have found a remedy 1 can use with saie Iv nud Hist dors all that is cluimed foi it It is curing my iIiMfncHs. 1J. W. Spcrry, Hurt ford, C'ouu. A C.O T, Social. The hint but probably the moHt enjoyable C. (). T. party for the nen son, wiin fiven at the home of Mrr. KJe Oliver, in honor of the twen .'ill birthdav of MifH Marirurite. T) iclub in couipoMeil of about u d of our mo-t highly reHpected otm ladiei' and they with a few invited eulleinau friiehtn whiled awiiy the hourH in a highly fatin faeiory manner. At a f-eaHoniilile hour rcfrchhment.i were ferved. which our informant nayn were decidedly "out of niht." Ilefore departing the jfuentn preneuted Minri Oliver wiih .i hamlHouie Kilver fruit casket as a token of ecteeui in which Hhe i.-i held by the member of the club, At a HcaxomiUe hmir the party dish audi -d' reretin that thin was to be the l.it-t party fur the Hfii.siHi, but liudin comfort in the fact that the partie would be in Htituted a.iiu next ncanon. The billowing vcie present: Mr aii lMis.Si.il I'.itterson, Mr. and Mrx. I.iniehenau Min.-i-H Mar guerite and Doid Oliver, Mamie and 1-raukie Stylen, May Dutton, I.i..ie Miller, Netiie llalance, Ida lioeck, j;ila Clark, Xiiunie Moore, Mirfs liuike, Hert Wine, Minn Me Ponal and MensrH I'helpH, II. Me Claud, J. Schnlhoir. Mathews, Chan. Sherman. Chns. Murhy, Henry Tart.-ch. Van liurke, Robt. Miller, Geo. Richertson, R. Rauens, Win. St.idleman. The Schildknecht choe house has the very fluent line of nien'a nhors in the city. ll Oh ttmry. II i: l At the residence of Mark llarllett, No. Xi." Woodside avenue, Chicago, on Nov. 'Ja, Mary A. Johnson, in her lilly-sixth year. Our readers will remember Mrs. Johnson as an old and highly re spected resident of tlfs county, having renided in Salt Creek pre cinct thirteen years, and for twenty two years preceding li;r death i-he lived in this city, on Winterstein Hill. The deceased had been ailing for Home time and was recently sent to Chicago, where she might have the benefit of the best medical treatment to be obtained; but, not withstanding all the material nid thai human power could render was freely given, nhe had to mic cuttib to the inevitable. Jhe interment took place at Chadron, Ohio, at the resilience of her father. The deceased is a sister of II. Ilistor, living near here. The county commissioners, Geo, ass and the court house clock. The H. A M. announces that re duced rates will be offered parties wishing to nttend the Jefferson James . , .concert, to be given ut Omaha,' December 1 and 2. For a party of Iwenlv-ive a rate of one iiii'l onc third fare will be grtnted with no special train for return. I'or n party of one hundred n rate of one fare for the round trip will be allowed, an 1 arrangements mndc for a special (rain lo return after the theatre. Here is a golden opportunity for our people to a'teud one of the best attractions of the kind that will appear in Omaha this nc.laOIl. An announcement appeared In this paper last week to the effect that n change in the ownership of Tin: Hi:kau was contemplated, and in view of the fact that rubse ipient developments have altered the original plans materially, we deem it expedient to slate that Tin: IlKI.'AI.D will continue lobe issued by its present management. The office, already acknowledged to be the best equipped establishment in the county, will be replenished by the addition of $-'K) worth of the latest styles of type and other necessary oppli incer, which, un questionably, will render our facili ties for doing all kinds of printing work unsurpassed by any office in the county. It is our intention to keep TlIK IlEkALI) in the front rank ns a local paper, and to the end that our desires may be fully realized, we earnestly and con!i oemiy invoice me nearly co operation of our friends. Wc uppiociaic the abilitj of Mr. Herge an a newspaper man und it is with regret that the originally con. tcniplated chnnqfe could not have been consummated. I'or his gentlemanly demeanor lie lias made many friends during his week's work in our in idsl, and what ever vocution ho way choope to follow, the best wishes of all will follow him. Gentlemen, if you want a fine dress hoe, it cuu be bad at Sthild kuccht's. tf -FRED HE HVII FALL AM) - - OF - J DRY - GOODS '-AND Eaadics; Furnishings Is ITow Conaploto ia all Departments, DIUNS (.OOPS We are cliowingn handsome line of CAMKI.S HAIR PLAIDS, PROA I) CLOTH, FLANNF.I.S. SKRGKS, IIKN'RIKTTAS. A full line of colorings ami blacks. PLANK K IS AMI CUM FOULS Stock complete and prices lower than CLOMPS ilB SrIIIWLtS. AK never iliown ho e e.UI special attention o Military hik! 1 1 i f Cont t-hiipcs trimmed with Mink, Sea!, Antrucha. MnHaloon and Coney furs. Our line of I'ltli Faefjncs arc cltosprr tlmti eer before. Fill) lines of Cliildrens and .Misses Cloaks and Jackets. pp.fi fi fi6 t3 t) ONK DOOR EAST 3B- 3l. MoELiWAIN, A BIG STOCK OF HOLIDAY QCQDi AT TDK LOWEST PRICES. Repairing of MNK WATCHES a Specialty and nil Work Warranted. 33. A- M'ELWAIIT, THE LEAD1NO JEWELER, 415 Main Street, Toin Murphy ii in Omaha to-day. Geo. Vuud und the court Iioiimo clock. tf J. W. Herge in in Omaha on busi ness to-day. Rev. Shank returned to Omaha this morning. Hoy wanted at Shorthan 1 College. Call immediately. II. C. McMaken departed for Oma ha this morning. Joe Knolls returned from Council Dili lis last evening. G. W. Stedman, of Carson, Iowa, is in the city on business. Mrs. K. Hilton and Miss Lou Simpson ure Omaha visitors to-day Judge Newell left for Omaha this morning where he is engaged on the grand jury. Miss Mary Grant returned from Omaha Saturday evening, where Hhe tpent Thanksgiving wiih friends. Mr. and Mrs Pierce nnd Mrs. W'hulin returned last evening from n two months' visit to friends Penn sylvania. A. II. Ahl, a prosperous iarmer near Ixmisville, and u staunch friends of Tim HcKALD was a pleas out caller to-day. W. D. Jones and Dave McEntcc returned last evening from ihcir bunting expedition in southern Kansas, looking hale and hearty. They report quail i plentiful but a scarcity of the buffalo and deer. WINTEK SI'Ock i'Mi:invmt A good Ladies Jersy vest nt 2.c. Ladies line Jersey vest mid pants i while or natural grays at .r0c each Ladies natural Gray Wool 'ectsan Pants at 50c. Regular 7."c under wear. Full lines of Ladies I'ine wooJ ribbed under wear in while, cardi na! ami black. Complete lines of Child's under wear in natural, scarlet nud whit at prices at low ns ihc lowest. lare u line in tit is department. to our lirrn miortinent of Iluideri mm FIRST NATIONAL. - JEWELEB -Headquarter for Everything iu the line mi WATCHES, DIAMONDS, FANCY AND DRONZ1 CLOCKS, GTTICAL GOODS, OPERA GLASSE6 FANCY SILVERWARE, SOLID GOLD JEWELR7 Plattsmouth, Neb OUR CLUDINO LIST. II li i A Vciizps rt-iil a it . i ii in iln l.i .id 4ii. i Hkii l ii Il.ir n'l 'i M.iit z nt hii'l II , ii a l.i) II. rn- I'd It,,?, r ii ill lis-. i.i Ilai p r' w i-i'kiv una m kii ai.ii MiiIk K.-Klmsr mnl llnni.a Western Uiir.il H id IIkkai.d .ft . t u . 4 .. 4 ,.7 .2 M It Should be In Every House., J. H. Wilson. 371 Clay St., Sharps -, burg. Pa., says he will not be will out Dr. King's New Discovery foi Consumption, Coughs und Colds, that it cured hi wife who wal threatened with Pneumonia after nu atlack of '"Iji Gripe," when various other remedies and several Iihysicians had done her no good v'obert llarber, of Cocksport, Pa, claims Dr. King's New Discovery has done him more good than any thing lie ever used for Lung Trouble. Nothifg like it. Try it Free trial bottles ut F. G. Fritke A , Co's drugstore. Larire bottle, SOa. nud $1.00. An honest Swede tells his ttrntj' In plain but unmistakable imm guage for the briierit of the publi. One of my children took a severe cold and got the croup. I gnve her a teasiioonful of Chnuihei ljl Cough Remedy, and in tivcininutw lates I gave her one more, liy thta tune she had to cough up th gathering in Hie throat. Then sha went to sleep und tlept good tor hfleen minutes. Then she got us and vomited; then she went LatJi to lied and lept good for the ra mainner of the night She rot Ui croup the second uight and I ga her the Mine reined v wiili HmM goodresulls. 1 write this becuiisa I thought there might be rome on in the saino nef d nnd not know IK true merits of this wondertul inedi. nue. CiiAH.ra A. Tiioir:iEK Den Moines, Jowa. KJ cent batt lor aula by K. G. Fricke & Ca. V.