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TTORNKY
A. N. BULLIVAN.
Attorney at-l.aw. Will yin pwnlpt atteiittnt
lu ell tni.lnera entrusted o lilui. onice In
yaloB block, Kiet Hide, I'latumoutli, Nub.
AJL
5oLf AWD PORCPLAl! CltOWNll
Bridge work and fine gold work e
SPECIALTY.
DB. cVTRINAtm LOCAL a well m ottiKr an
eelliellciKivea lot Hi pliilMilritcUou ol
Ire 111,
0. A. MARSHALL, ritzK.ruld Pic'
lUMUS PKPPFKHKRO.
MANl F ACTI'HK or AND
wnaiEzniE nun retail
IlKALRH IN Tim
L CHOICEST BRANDS OH CIGARS
rvi.Li.iNi or
( TOBACCO AND SMOKE S ARTICLES
I nl way h in stock
f lattsmouth,
Nebrassa
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f)n
A. SALSBURY
. : I) K N T-I S-T :
' OOI.r) AND I'dKCKLAIM ( KOWNH.
1. Blflimuji mia-ilhi'llr fur tho palnlrit n-
Iritc'llop ol U't lli.
i Fine fiold Work a Specialty.
' Vkwood lllork ruilimoulli, Neb.
AWSQN A
PEAnCK
HAVE KKCEIVKO
eli Fait lra. funrr rllibnim. Ilin and nullli
aiw A lot ol ni'w iH.iilnri con Unim halt
lu irw anil Ir.t. 1 tiejr hn a lull
hue ol Irnlijr h'Kirt- ami lu or
flcr In cIohh old aiiH'k nut linvn t
ucrd Hi- Ir iiiw .mli.r lint- lo 4u and to
71) unpj Itliiiuii'd.
IISS SCIIUYLKK, TKIMMKR.
Shorthand.
ND TYI'KWRITING COLLKGE-
riiittHinoulli, NcbraHka.
r arr thoioandii nf ynimK ladlpi. Mwin(
-loolti.u.irni, clclk, rlf llo hr ektUK
i ohirnrv mi a lry barely uniclfni
y tlirlr every dny waiila.
I'lfiliiR a coiiroo In nhnrt hand and
'Kllii'y can earn from l to IISO per
."n (tuaradted to competent MudenU
-i iu.trurlloii, new tvpewiller.
AND EVENING SESSIONS.
Kooma over Mayer. riors.
tfctaclfi at Garlnjf A Co'i. ( tf
oil will ru.ike a mintnke if toii
i nil on Jlciiiirtt & Tuti before
' inr vour liolidiir (fnotla.
' vc a lurt'e mipply of choice
nutii, friiita, etc., which
I mil cheap. tf
' e liHiiilHomcHt plunh drfHs
call of Ceriiiif & Co. tf
Uennett & Tutt fia'C uwcet cider, tf
Gerinjj A Co for Clirintiiins pres-
entM. tf
Geo. Vohb and the court hoiiHe
clock. tf
Mrs. Frank Courticy i an Omaha
vinitor o day.
I'ure buckwheat
IIciHi'l'a mill.
flour for sale hi
tf
Holiday cooiIh of everv deucrip-
tion can be found at Gerinir A Co. tf
For a nice Hat or Cap go to JOK,
the One Price Clothier. tf
You can (jet the best of hand
made bootM and hIioch nt Jom-ph
Fel.er'M. tf
The lartfent and bent line of pliiHli
at wonderfully lowpriccH at Ocrimf
Lo. tt
Mr. and ?Irn. Henry Kikenbary
journeyed to Omaha thin morning.
The Fair ban the lament aHHort
ment of uneful ChriHtmiiH prenentN
in the city, and for qualily and
forcheapnens they cannot be beat, tf
For (fentH ChriMtma (dippers (fo
ot Joncph Fetaer. tf
Santa CIiiiih haft liin beadqiinrterH
at Gerinj; Sc Co'h. tf
For fine boofH and Hhoea po to
Joneph Fet.er, Main Htreet, between
Fourth and Fifth HtreetM. tf
Siint.i ClaiiHC,
Geo. V'umh.
chriHtmaa
and
tf
Hertiellyersisan Omaha vistor
to-day.
The Missouri Pacific will sell tick
et on I)ecember 2t, ' HI and Janu
ary I. good to. return January 4 at
one and one-third fan- for round
trip within two hundred miles of
Plattsmouth.
Hrown A Barrett nre closing out
their stock of scrap books, Xmas
cards and vases at actual cost.
I)on't fail to see them. tf
The county couimissionerfi, Geo.
Vass and the court house clock.
Call on the Tucker Sistera in the
Sherwood block for Largains in
Winter Hats. tf
J. C. Searls, wife and little girl left
on No, 5 for Dorchester to spend
the holidays.
For abstracts of title ot reason
able rates, go to J. M. Ix-yda, Union
block. tf
We will give genuine bargains in
gold watches and jewelry.
H. A. McKlwai.N, Jeweler,
413 Main street. tf
Purchase your holiday goods of
Goring A Co. tf
For a nice X-mas present go to
JOK, the popular clothier and look
at his fine line of Mufflers and Hats.
Iifr? yon buy any Men's, Hoys'
or Children's Clothing look through
JOK'S line. He will save you
money. tf
Mr. and Mrs. A.N. Sullivan and
aon.Chas. departed for the tnetrop.
olis this inol ning.
The largest ami best line of
Gloves at wonderfully lo prices at
JOK'S. tf
Gering A Co. are headquarters for
plush goods of every description, tf
Go to the Fair for your Christ
mas presents. You can buy toys
of all kinds cheaper there than
anywhere else in the city. tf
Did you see JOK'S magnificent
line of suspenders? tf
.'yron Clark and V. I.. Hrownc
departed for Omaha this morning.
A nice line of holiday goods at
Bennett A Tint's. tf
Gering A Co. have the largest and
best stock of goods in th5 city,
making no exceptions whatever, tf
If you want a beautiful lamp for
a present to a friend, and want it
cheap, go to lie unett A Tutl'a. tf
Mrs. J. M. Lcyda will spend Christ
:nas in Weeping Water with rela.
tives.
Gering A Co have the finest and
largos) line of plush guu in ttlC
city. tf
18 OI'K.M.VO VP
One it the newest and brightest
lines of
Pluih' Goodi, Toji, Polls. Boveltiei,
For (ha Holiday trade thiU haa beoi
cen In (own for yaara.
NO OLD STOCK, ALL NEW
Which wai bought early in the
season from some of the
LAkGhbT iMI-ClKTI.Na IIoL'bhS
Which guarantees you the pick ol
the market and at prlcca
for which we
are noted.
-:T he Lovcst in the Country .
oOo
The public I cordially Invited to Impedt our
good. hJd coini-ire pric
-oOo-
8. F, BHOHER, I'rop.
r.atuaitnth
PLATTSMOTJTH, NEIMUSKAiTIIURSDAY, DECEMBER
A BEKTSUOAR SCHOOL.
To ba Started In Connootlon With the
Stata Univrily.
Chancellor Cnnfield of the Uni
vernity manifenlH bin cnthuHiiiHin
for the beet uuar Induulry, in an
addrcMH before the convention re
cently livid there in which be ex
prcBHen a denirea to Htart a beet
HUar Hchool in connection with
the university nnd have with it a
miniature beet mitf.ir factory. In
accordance with the HifgrcHtiou the
following ri'Holutiou wan intro
duced by President R. II. Oakley of
the board of trade and adopted:
"Renolved, That the univcrnity
aulhoriticH be rctiucMtcd to make
due and ample prov'iHinnH for the
establishment of a beet Miliar school
to be opened at the earlii st date, in
which training and instruction!)
shall be offered in all the processes
connected with the best miar in
dustry; nnd that the senators and
representatives of this state now
in Washington be and are hereby
requested to iihi; nil their Influence
to secure an impropriation from the
general government of not less than
$.1yjiJU for the erection at thin point
and under the control of the uni-
versify, a miniature sugar factory,
' iised as apparatus in connec
tion with such :iugar school."
You will misH the opportunity of
a lifetime if you fail to call anil
examine Gering A Co.'s maui'inolh
holiday stock. tf
"T. K." Qimne.ua.
The "T. K." (Juartctte gave a very
delightful concert last evening at
the Funke opera house. The audi,
ence was appreciative and encores
were numerous. The quartette
showed evidence of very careful
training and their work is superb.
The proruin was a good one.
Lincoln News.
The "T. K." (Juartette, of Omaha,
gave a concert ot the opera house
last evening. While the audience
was small it was appreciative, and
the program was nearly doubled by
encores. The "T. K.V showed
signs of careful training and their
voices blend nicely.-Lincola Slate
Journal.
Those who attended the concert
given by the "T. K." (Juartctte last
evening speak in the highest terms
of the company and pronounce it
one of the best concerts ever given
In the city. All arc artists and
have well trained voices far in
advance of many noted opera
singers we have had the pleasure
of hcaring-Ashland (Neb.) Gazette.
A rare musical treat is in store
for those who intend hearing the
"T. K.'s" at the Waterman next
Tuesday night.
He sure to call and see the prices
on Ladies' and Gent' gold and
gold filled walebes.
H. A. McKlivAIX, Jeweler,
H") Main street. tf
Defendant DalehnruM.
Considerable interest was mani
fested in the Weber case which
came up iu Judue Archer's court
last evening. The ground was
vigorously contested on both side.
The testimony of Police McGuire.
corroberated by Denson appeared
to prove violation of the ordinance
in question, though the defense
introduced testimony flatly deny
ing the lutusatioim. The defend
ant admitted having retained a
crowd in the saloon after 11 o'clock
but alleged that no beer was drank
during that time, notwithstanding
the powitivc statement of the police
that lie saw Weidmann draw four
glasses of beer from the vault.
judge Archer deemed the testi
mony not Hulliciently elusive to
warrant u conviction oud the de
fendant was accordingly dig
charged.
fha Colored Peopla toEntartain
The Colored Haptist church of the
city will give a Christmas enter
tainment next Saturday evening
consisting iu part of plantation
songs and recitations, iu the west
end of the opera house block. A
Liiristmas tree will nlno be one of
the attractive features. Preceeding
tne distribution of presents refresh
ments will be nerved. The colored
people will apply the proceeds of
the entertainment for the UneGt
of the Sunday school. A cordial in
vitation is extended lo all,
i '
I warrant every piece of roads 1
sell and will sell at bedrock pricea
for the next thirty days. '
H. A. McKLWAIN. lewebf.
tu i'lnin street
In accordance with the (sual
custom Tiir IlKHALl) force will en
joy a day'a vacation to-norrow,
hence no paper will be issue!.
What Will Plattemoul h Do?
After it became evident that
President Croau would consider a
proposition for the establishment
of the Western Normal College in
Pla tsmouth, ?rof. Halsey wrote
bin. a letter laying our i.d.'iintaes
before him. The following is his
reply:
SlIKNAMKIAir, la., Dec. 21.
W. N. Halhky, Plattsinouth, Ne
biaska:
DlCAK SIK---A111 in receipt of your
letter and will say in reply that all
of the points you mention will
certainly give Plattsinouth protni
nence for the location of an educa
tional institution. The question I
would ask iu reply, is, What would
Plattsinouth give to secure the
lar-st normal school in the world?
"V' Ibe .question is, What will
Lli.it ,1111011 tli flu toward t stabl ish ing
such a rcliool? I am negotiating
with Lincoln, Omaha and Council
llluf.S. 1 am,
Very Respectfully,
Wm. M. CkoAN.
Our
fectly
certain
citizens are all per
aware that the benefits
to accrue from such un
institution would be diflicult to
estimate from a pecuniary stand
point, not considering the varied
incidental benefit certain to be
derived. All admit that something
must be done to keep our town
abreast of the times. Do our real
estate owners consider this matter
of sufficient importance to give it
their attention? If so, let us move.
If we remain perfectly inactive, let
us ever hereafter keep the peace,
"The question is, What will Platts
inouth give to secure the largest
normal school in the world?"
Hia Sarvicna Appreciated.
The teachers of the city schools in
conjunction with thcpopular janitor
D. K. Harr, presented Superinten
dent McClelland with a handsome
books case and secretary's desk
combined, this morning. Prof.
llalsey made the presentation
speech in which lie assured the
popular superintendent that this
token of esteem was only a feeble
manifestation of the high regard
in which he is held. Superinten
dent McClelland was taken com.
pletely by surprise and he con
fessed that he found it difficulty to
find words to express his gratitude.
It is indeed well that perfect
harmony and unity exists between
he superintendent and teachers as
hearty co-operation is absolutely in
despensible to a thoroughly suc
cessful school. The splendid con
dition of our city schools is only
the legit imite sequence to this unity
of action and purpose.
Received Twenty Day
A warrant was sworn out this
morning for the arrest of John
Winters, the thief who stole the ov
ercoat at Joe's clothing slore yester
lerday, a full occoi.nt of which was
given in yesterday's llKKAt.I), and,
accordingly, Johnnie Filptrick
weni aner me gentleman, jle was
immediately ananged before Judge
Ramsey and received n sentence of
twenty days in the county jail, the
first ten of which he is to subsist
upon bread and water. Truly "the
way of the transgressor is hard."
Vardlot for tha Plaintiff.
The trial of the appeal case from
Cass to Otoe county, in which I,. G
Todd sued the M. P. road for dam
ages alleged due from the location
of the railroad through his farm,
went to the jury last night. A tele
grHin received in this city to-day
conveyed the intelligence that a
decision for fl.HOO had been ren
dered in favor of plaintiff. The
case was conducted by Ilecsou and
Wooley for the plaintiff and Sulli
van and Hayward for the defense
Tne case was tried before Judge
Hall of Lincoln, having originally
been passed upon by Judge Chap
man.
This Is the last jury trlnl that will
bo called this term of court
Artlatlo Daooratlona.
Our enterprising city butchers
reflect credit upon themselves, in
the tasty manner in which they
have decorated their places of
business. The decorations are em
blematic of Christmas scenes,
varied by the copious use of
flowers and fruit.
Permitted to wad.
A marriage license was issued bv
Judge Ramsey to-day, to John W,
Henrier asd Miss Myra Parsell. of
Eagle.
Tub IIekali) force was agreebly
surprised to-day by a visit from
Mr. Hathawuy, formerly form a 11 of
this office. For the pait few vears
he his been conducting a farm.
Christmas exercises were held at
different wards this morning and
thoroughly enjoyed by all preaent.
21, 1891.
SILVERWflREGIVEifB
While we appreciate the large amount
sun iiesire 10
CASH
and have completed arrangement in
uues, 111 nrsi iiaiids,
SOLID mm
at such prices that we propose to give them to our many customers be
lieving that we shall increase our trade, us our customers appreciate the
fact that we are spending the money we set aside for advertising purpoa
es by returning it to them, believing they will appreciate the gifts ai.d
tell their friends, and thereby increase our trade.
0 ,
EVERY Cash purchase to the amount of ?." entitles the purcbaser to
either a Roger's Solid Silver Metal Duller Knifeor Sugar Shell sold
by Jewelery at $1.00. .
EVERY Cash purchase to tl mount of $15 entitles the purchaser to a
set (0) of Roger's Solid Nickel Tea Spoons, sold by Jewelera at $Z0
EVERY Cash purchase to the amount of $25 entitles the purchaser to a
set (0) of Roger's solid Nickel Dessert Spoons, Hold by Jewelera at
EVERY Cash iiiirchaser to the amount of (() entitles the purchaser to a
set (0)of Rogers' Solid Nickel Table spoons or a set of Solid Nickel
Forks, or a set of Tripple plated Knives, sold by Jewelers at $1.00.
. . '-NE is what the manufacturer says in regard to Solid Silver Met
id goods and Solid Niekel Silverware: "There has been a grow
ing demand for years for a grade of Spoons and Forks to take
...' J. the place of Solid silver and plate ware. We have experimented
for some time to attain this end, nnd are now able to offer the public our
Rogers' Metal and Rogers' Solid Nickel Silver. We guarantee this metal
superior to any Nickel Silver manufactured and have the greatest confi
dence in assuring our customers that this ware is inferior to serviee on
ly to solid silver. It is a beautiful white color, is highly polished and
can hardly be distinguished from pure silver. We recomend this ware
especially for hotels, restaurants and boarding houses, as it will stand
more hard usage than any other metal; is very tough and hard; will hold
its crdor unci will outwear any idateware ever manufactured." All our
customers know Rogers' ware by reputation. This iirm have manufac
tured plated ware since lH5.r, and theit,name is never put on goods that
are not of a high grade, so our customer can rest assured that they are
getting some very desirable goods when they pet goods under iheii
brand. Come in early nnd secure a share of these goods before it ia too
ate.
Wc qtiqqfec oin Ibices to be le Lovfcst etd
Iqfitc Coixipcjitiorj.
FRED HERRMANN.'
DON'T FOfjGET
ta ' . J
''lr- '
8ILVEDWARE
CALL AND UK CONVINCED BE
FORE PL'RC U A S I X G. WILL HE
PLEASED TO SHOW YOU THROUGH
MY STOCK, WHETHER YOU WISH
TO 1UJY OR NOT,
& A. M'ELWAIN
415 Main Street,
Christmas Eve Entertainment.
The following program will be
rendered at the First M. E. church
Christmas eve entertainment this
evening, beginning promptly at 8
o clock: ,
"Silent NlKlit."
necuanon
Hand Mauzy.
"Dayllxbt u Fadlnif
Mondaniea llerold and Johuion.
Recitation
Maud Mauzy.
""" 'Christina! Delia."
uucltallon
Maud Mauzy. -
Ba"t "Honnle Clirtetiiiai."
Hattle llrowa. Bertha Kennedy and
Addle Knit til.
KMiiHiion "Tliuey Smith."
Jnwle Nile, and George Guild .
Kocltatlan... "The Becret With Hants Ctaui."
Bertha Klcliey.
Bon "Hinging for Jetiii."
Infant Claim,
nacitanon .,. "Great Joy."
Alice Sullivan.
wn "The Child Jenua."
Eight Little Ulrli.
Recitation........
Little Mlna nerold.
Song
Male Uuartetto.
Kwliatlen "When Santa Claw Comet."
uiaocn Sullivan.
Do votl want in k nniv win M.A..1.1
inn he your father. mnHwr i.rfiw..
r 1 V 1 1 It. I .
BttT nnd twccthciirt hnppy? it 1h
- u. bhucb in suppers lor
a Christmas nresent W A ui.
A Co. have just received an elejnt
line mill tney oiler at VKKY LOW
pricea for thirty days only. tf
71 ,
of trade, we are favored with, we '
mcrese. our
TJAIDEEEEE
which we have? deured large quan-
01 me celetiratei ,
Sl'LVKR PLAfEWAHE--- ":::":::::
THAT I AM GIVING
UNHEARD OF BARGAINS
In the best grades of
WATCHES CLOCKS JEWELRY
Plattsmouth, Neb
Good Evening! Have you used
Ah! there is no need of my saving
any thing further, I 11m sure you
will hereafter use nothing but the
Famous Hlush of Koses for your
complexion. Yours with beat
wishes,
Flora A. Jonks,
South Bend, Ind.
P. S. Call this eve please at O. II.
Snyder and learn the particulars.
Sleepness night made miserable
by that terrible catigh Shilohs rem
edy is the cure for you, by F. G
Fi ick. and t) II Snyder. 2
If you want to see 11 sight that
will make your eyes water you
want to call and look nvnr 11. 1,
some assortment of plush goods at
Why will you cough when Shi.
loh'a cure will give immediate re.
lief. Price 10 cts., B0 eta. and (1.
For sale by F. G. Fricke A Cc
Laaal Notice.
TN niHTKIcr. C0UKT CASS COUNTY,
A NebrankiL.
Katie KudaUerk.
plaintiff,
"
Adoluh Rudubeek.
Publication.
oeiesuant. J
To Adotnh Huriulieelr AuA.,t .1 .
. . . 1
above entitled cau.e i You will (ake noil
"i1,1 .2 "''t'.111' " Mloil by
nlkvlnflfT in thai iHttrlot u.nei -
Nebrseka, p. petition bi-Klnnltix an sctiou
niramnt III defendant, the olijert and prayer
"l'1', ("' ''l'"ly "f the Iwieof inarrlHua
of plaintiff and defendant, Arthur Itudabeek
and to be renlored 10 platnl It her former
mine, that of K.n h,,i...i.J V !"
j1ftj -- -".....h,, ami inner
You are required in anwer .aid prlltlnn on
n. ll.lnr. .lalina.H ... ..... . .
" .."ij .0. or m i, inn ll in
enleril turn h.at .1... "
prayed for. K,vriic JO.idaski k.
1
" 7 W. U Browne, Ally.
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