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The Plattsmouth Herald. MONDAY. MAKCII, 7, 1SIK! I'liKSOXAL M KNTl O X S. l)r. Hritt :iul wife departed this morning for I.ihroln. Councilman W. L, Browne was in the met ropul is to-day. 'OCIilf Wcscott returned this morn ing from a trip to the cast. Rev. II. 15. Hurt's was a passen ger this morning for Omaha. Mr.. J. IC. Upton has changed his residence from I'n'on to iocn, iliis oiM '.y. C. C. I'iirniL'Ic, register of deeds is able to he out again after a week's confinement. Mrs. J. X. Wise and daughter, Miss Bertha, were passengers for Omaha Ihis morning'. Miss Delia Tartsch is clerking in the dry goods department of 10. G. Dovey & Son. County Superintendent Noble ar rived in this city from Weeping Water this morning. Frank Coursey, superintendent of the water works, was an Omaha passenger this morning. Frank Jackson departed this morning on INo. 5 for Denver after a visit in this cit j with friends. I'aMits. oils, and varnishes ;1 Brown A Barrett's. The Vincent Company arrived on the flyer last evening and are quar tered at the Riley. Remember JO .0 is the o 'y C'oi!irr that hamlles Wlson liros. Fi"4iish ing Goods, exclusively. if Two new switch engines arrived to-day from the east. The B. & M. have ordered twenty all to-gether. Latest things in wall paper at Drown & Darrett's. The county offices were all closed this afternoon from two till three on account of the funeral of Mrs. J. M. Roberts. It is town talk that Drown & Dar rett's is the only place to find a new and com V ' .e stock of wa'.l pv -vi . The lOde l Musee o" Oinrl.c . ; . totally des .oycd h'j fi e aad v; c .- last night. Loss $12X X), insurance ?j,l Z ), The management will how ever, open up again in the Grand opera house. Wall Tinoer! Wall natier! atderinf'- x x . x - & Co's. tf Judge Chapman left for Nebraska City- this morning to hold a short term of court this week. He will be back, however, in,' time to open court in .this city next Monday morning. If you want to see the latest style f hats, go to JOE the popular One Price Clothier. tt Miss Km ma Adams haa resigned her position in the bank of Eagle and returned to her former position in Winger's siore, Lincoln Neb. We are sorry to lose her from our midst. Eaglet. A section hand was killed at Pa cific Junction yesterday morniug. The man had secured work of the . section foreman and commenced work at 8 o'clock and was killed at 9:45 near the coal chuie. Finest tine of wall paper in ihe city at Drown & Darrett's. The remains of the late Captain Kdward Donavan were laid at rest in the Oak Hill cemetery yesterday afternoon. The Masons and G. A. K. turned out in a body and accom panied the remains to their last resting place. Gering&Co have just received a large invoice of wall paper, for the spring house cleaning. tf The funeral of Mrs. J. M. Roberts occurred at the family residence tills after noon at 2 o'clock. The remains were followed to Oak hill cemetery where they were laid to rest by a large number of sympathetic friends and neighbors. You should see Drown & Darrett's stock of wall paper. A. V. Eurke, who has been con nected with the firm of K. G. Dovey & Son for the past three years, has severed his connection with the firm and will leave tomorrow for his home in Chester, 111. Van has many friends in Plattsmouth who will be sor.y to see him leave. Gering & Co. ha ve the finest line of spectacles in the city and can suit the eyes of both the old and young. 4-tf The following item is clipped from the Deatrice Express: "Two runaway boys from Plaitsniouth -were lodged in the city jail last jiight and will be held until their parents or guardians are notified and direct what disposition shall be made of them. Their names are John Rutter and Oscar Shubert, aged 12 and l." j-ears respectively." Millions of people can find their "-wall paper at Drown & Darrett's. Wanted. A bright, intelligent boy to work an postoflice. Enquire of the post .master HAS HE SKIPPED? JC. MCWIckersham has s Yet Palled to put In an Appearance. Three wcel.s ago .ioday II. N. (iiiult look chargeof flit- jewek; ion; mil lv C. M. WicU-rwtijiiii, in the name of ii-a wile S. J.. WM.e.- sh.nn. Since then M ' W kl.ershum n.ii'i he was k"'" g i si-iilt; up ami IV novr i .if ;e'i . Ulai.". lie l.i li s w', - a wct k :; hi-i Friday to ' in'.- h ." i ei i ie i!; 1 he bo. -i o !; in appe; -: ! In i . .o V. '. ; i i : lie : ie", u v. 11M. :1M g vee . :e K. C '. c . ' rs ;re;-M I a ri ve:l on I as I.'iclu-v ca m up !'s r . ,(! sou i '.;. Dt:i of liim I n r J ii goin; u ; v;i . 'J the i'y :! ui lit he w.'s scm p,"oi ig to his ho. ue, hut .v.'.ive the.i he has hiUcd'o s-how -jjji .or even send a word to let his irie.nls know his v ".vaboui. . His wile tele phoned Iroui Uli''r last Tuesday 'buthe could not he found. 1 he door to Jiis house wns found ope i last Tue-day a. id the chief of police w;rs not:lied :i.id he went up o the ! house a d i hi id a basket of jewelry which he brou. ,ht down town. While up there he found that two bedroom doors were locked a -id it was thought that he might be in one of the rooms' His broiher-in law. came down the iu'.:t day and the doo.-s were opened, but he was not foil. id. At the request of his broi hei -i.i-la w iioll.in.' wrs said iii anv of the city papers onl Tub II::k'AI i has w.i:led over week Jor liim to or; ui appeara.ice and explain where l:e has bee-i, as his wife does not know anything about where' he is. TiJU IIKI.WU like most of his friends believed last week that he would show up and make lhin;,s all riht, but we have now come to the conclusion that he has skipped. It is reported that he was keeping company w'ih a you -g lady in Omaha. He drew the warrant JYom the county in pay for the court house clock and has faild as yet to pay for iL Saturday there was a representa tive iroui an easiern jewelry firm lice looking for him, claiming thpt they had IeL hi'Ti have some jewelry rv .. ; '. 1 oiJ i and Hie house. j5 - - . il-'.y Iroiii ..;.;:e.- . -i .'.v, h.., d ihat he t hinks he has comu "I led suicide,, bui ihat is ail bosh. Just imagine a man of C. M. Wicke sham's disposition, with someihing over a ?1,C23 in h's pocket, commii.::!g suicide. The IIloalo has given Mr. Wick ersham i.len.y oi iim? to Show up a-?d make lVi:gs ri.'ilbut does not tl?.":.k he hat r.icl with foul play. The only thing- he has done is to skiA the country, and he will not show up again very soon either. Deed's '.r.-.vir several eastern Z ra-s "ho it' 2 g i .i'.' -nc'V' there are a . .uilie: of merchants in Platts :oi: li . a tli ; s rn -Ur. If Mr.Wick erohr. 1-i ii ; ;:oc ii:oii.'id last week The IiERALD would have had noiii- j ing to say, but as it is it is only a painful duly we hare to perform. Mr. Gaull has informed Mr. Wick e'sham's father-i j-law Ilu'i if mat ters are not eeiMed by Wednesday, he will foreclose the mortgage oi the 8:oc-:. Down To M-. Mrs. SO'l. T. Klldow a Dawson & Pearce ARE STILL SELLING $1.75 HATS AT COT. The republican city central com mittee met Saturday evening at the office of A. N. Sullivan. It was de cided to call the primaries on Satur day March the 12th, and the conven tion Salusday March 19. No proxies will be admitted into the conven tion, but the delegated present will cast the entire vole. See call in another column. Concert Program. To be held in the M. E. church Tuesday evening March 8. Doors open 7 o'clock, concert to open 7:30. Admission 10 cents. Song Lord Have Mercy.... Quartette Prayer ly Pastor A Dark Cloud Hovers" Quartette. Kecitation "Origin of the Liquor Dealer." Miss Lizzie Jaquett Polo "Anchored" Frank Dickson. Recitation "The De.aands of the Time." Master Hilt Wescott. Duet Misses FSertha Wise and Nannie Moore. Why I Never Tasted Liquor" Select Keadiiiit. olo Mrs. Cattiptiell and Mr. Groom. Recitation "The Drunkards Death" Carrol Leonard. Rec i tat ion Mi-.s Margaret Davis. Mother is Prayer" Messrs McElwain and Jaquett Misses Tutt. Travt r, Crichfeld Dates. Recitation "Chicago Against the World" Ulanch Kennedy. Closing. Temperance doology. All are invited. Clcgymen and their famlies and representatives of the press will have free admission. CASS COUNTY FAIR. Th Coss County Agricultural Socle ety Meet and Adopt a Pre mium Lisi. The Cass County Agricultural Society met Saturday afternoon in the council chamber for the liiht time since the new officers were elided. President Windham cal'ed the nueting to ord:;- and Seeietary M-'ler rc;.d Hie mi.iuies of thela.-l ui. cii.ig wlncli u-'-re aj; "o 'd. The committee eripo.ii.l , y. -v 'e the i ciiiiu-.n list reoo . uat (. ; woi '. h. i bee.. i eo.ii si t -d a. id i he J's -ev.- d was a?e ';.ed. '1'lie mo t uoe woriiiy el,; ' e was made in ;he class ivli' i ,- ,o swine and the speed depa ment. Instead of three lots the swine de jiariui 'iit now has four. A 'A the dinereut claes that haveonly been lied o.:e premium willtiiis y; ;;:" receive lirtt end second premiums. In the speed department wIiYh comes I'lidci- the head of class' 7N, and which last year only included seven races, will this year include ten, Willi tne j)irse in cacti race raided which will bring some very good hordes Jieieth:s year. Follow ing is the speed program as adopt ed: SL'CO.'.'I) DAY. Class 18 Lot 1; 2 ,o irot, best three in five, purse $100; first pre- n um, 5p"0, second, if'50; third, $20. Four to enter tlvee to start. Miie heat. Lot 2 Three minute race. I'ur. e first, $2o; second. $15; third, $10. Cj'.ss county green roadster race, for horses that have never trotted outside of Cass county, and have iiever won first or second meney in any race; horses to be owned si.-: mo.ilh.'j in the :ounty before the fair. Dest three in five; four to en t u- three to start. Lot 3 Dicycle race; purse $30: first $15; second, 10; third, $5. Dest two in three: four to enier, and three to start. THIRD DAY. Lot 3 Purse $1C3; first, $50; sec ond $30; third. $50. Pacing or trot ting confined to horses in Cass county. Horses must be owned six months in the county x"ior to the race. Four to enter and three to slari. Dest three iu five; mile heat. Lot 5 Purse $75; Crst, $35; second, $25; third, $15. One-half mile run niiig race, rour to enter and three ts start. Dest , wo iu three. LotC Purse $150; first $75; second $50; third, $25. Trotting race; mile heats. Dest three in five; four to enier and three to start. FOURTH DAY. Lot 7 Purse $2CD; first $K 3; sec oud, K0; third, $40. Free-for-all trot. D st three in five; four to en ter and three to start. Lot 8 Purse $1C3; first $50; second $30; third, $20. Free-for-all running race; mile heats. Dest two in three; four to enter and three to start. Lot 9 Purse $150; first, $75; sec ond, $50; third, $25. Dest three in fiye; four to enter and three to start. Mile heats. Lot 10 Purse $10; first, $15; second $10; third, $9, fourth $G. Dicycle race; five to enter and four to starL One-half mile heats. AT TENTION IS CALLED TO OUR ELEGANT STOCK OF WALL PAPER. WE HAVE THE EXCLUSIVE SALE OF THE FINEST LINE OF WALL PAPER IN THE COUNTY, OUR PRICES DOES THE SELLING FOR US REMEMBER OUR STOCK OF PAINTS. OILS, AND VARM1SH ES. ETC. RESPECTFULLY, BROWN & BARRETT. Farewell Party. A farewell party was given Satur day evening at the residence ot Mr. and Mrs. Sam Patterson in honor of Mr. A. V. Durke. who will leave Plattsmouth for Illinois. A number of friends were invited and a very pleasant time had. Refresh ments were served and the party de parted at a late hour for their re spective homes. Those prr-sent were Mr. and Mrs. Will Schmidt man, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Darke-, Mag gie and Georgie Oliver, Xettie Dal lance, Frankie Sliles, Nannie Moore, Mae Patterson, Mamie Stiles, Edith Patierson, Will Stade'maan, Ed. Schulhoff, Al Perrine, A. V. Durke, dins. Sherman, Fred Overlander, and Print Latham. Thursday occurred the arrest and preliminary trial of Peter Coon on the charge of permitting' diseased hogs to run at large. Attorney Ilalderman appeared for the de fendant and W'ooley of Lincoln for A. E. Hess, the prosecuting witness. Evidence was produced that a num ber of Mr. Coon's swine had died and some were at large part of the time. The defense practically of fered no rebutal evidence, where upon the justice placed Coon tinder bond to appear at the district court. Eaglet. - - Call fri Ramihlloan " m City Convention. The republican electors of Platts- mouth City are hereby called to meet in primary convention Sattir- day eveninir. March 12, 1W2, from 7 o'clock till S, .or the purpose of selecting one candidate for council- man for each ward; and for the fur- th r pu -pose of selecting delegates o llie cuy convention, which is hereby t itled to meet iu the 'coiin c'l eh a ii i i;er S;;iiii!ay evening. Ma en I'.-'i it, for t he pu ! pose of uoii, i'l.it.ng a chy ticket as follows: mayor, two memljeis tf the school boiled, police judge, city clerk aud . r : urer. i''r, representation for city con v 'v i is b;ii-ed on the vote cast for the Hon. A. G. Iles.iiigs lor a.a -ney g'eueral Nov. IS'.t), allowing oie delegate for each ten vo'es and mpjor fraction thereof, which eu .'i!es the several wards to :ep:v Sen;ttioTi as follows: First -ward, 10 delegate, to be held at Council chamber. Second ward. 10 delegates, to be held at Second ward school house. Third ward, 11 delegates, to be held at Richey's lumber office. Fourth ward, 12 delegates, to be neiu at county clerk s ottice. Fifili A-ard, 5 delegates, to be held at iiiih ward school house. No proxies admitted butdelegates present will cast the full vote of their respective wards. lly order of the city central com lij'uee. A. N. Sullivan, Ch'm'n. . . ....... The Eva Vincent Go. 1'eli:; and Kva Vincent will com mence an en;,':;.;eni3nt of si : t;,:Ia pud one matinee at .r.eopera house this even" '. i:i . . o nlav The two act ; ... . oy lorn is;yi)r, entitieu " i -t' and Son," ind the one act opcreila, "The Donnie Fishwife." Prices of admission, n-allery 20 cents, lower floor 30 cents, children 10 cents. In speaking of them the Sioux City Journal nays: Kva Vin ?niand her company will grace the Academy of Music next week by a nrst class tiramauc company pU'y: g ; ;. popular prices. We have heard good reports of the V'nceat combination; not only at h. .e here by people who have seen them, but our exchp-nges from .'he neighbor7 tig cities speak them in the highest praise. Thev have V y finished an enefacrement !'L Waterloo, and a 3'"5:3I.imt of diem the Con e,- says: "The Vin cent combination opened a season of one week at the opera house and -avc complete satisfaction. In fact judging by their appearance so far ihey are the best company playing lo popular p ices that has ever ap Ieared in this city. They will ap pear nightly with change of bill for each p!riormance, and they de serve crowded houses every night. Unlike too many of the popular p.-iced shows, the people a.'e not jY. ed i'p on the streets of Chicago and given an. engagement to keep .Ii ui from starving, but are each first class actors, and thorough Irdies and gentlemen, and our peo ple need not hesitate to patronize them. Lovers of fine dresses and diamands should not fail to see them. A Card of Thanks. We wish to express our sincere thanks and gratitude to tha many kind friends who responded so readily in our hour of need. Espe cially do we thank the Masons, both as a body and individually, and the members of the G. A. R. Though in the loss of our father we have lost our best friend, stiM the many acts of sympathy and respeet shown us and him by those other friends can never be forgotten. George Doxovax. Flora Dox ovax. Gentlemen would not use "Dlush of Roses" if it was a paint or pow der, of course not. ' It is clear as water, no sediment to fill the pores ef the skin. Its mission is to heal, cleanse and purify the complexion of every imperfection, and insures every lady and gentleman a clean, smooth complexion, sola Dy kj. tl Snyder.. Price 75 cents. Weather Report for February. Monthly mean temperature 34.2 Highest temperature 56, 2oth ' and 17. -Other high temperature, 54 26th Lowest temperature, 2 below 9. Other low temperature, 1 c 8th, 9. 11th. Rain fall U Snow fall 3. Beautiful Aurora, or northern lights 13th. Clear days without clouds 2, Fair, 5, Cloudy, 11. Wind from northwest. Cloudy days of other years in the month otFebruaiy, 15 da3'S, 1S78; 1 days, 1879; 3 days, 1886; 11 days, 18S7. . For last year February 1891. Monthly mean temperature, 12.2. Lowest temperature, 12- below 28th. Snow fall, 7li. Why will you cough when Shi loh's cure will give immediate re lief. Price 10 cts., 50 cts. and $1 For sale by F. G. Fricke & Co ' Dcni ini . I , TION. - - ! The republican electors of n.- Kate of Nebraska are requested to! t-e.id delegates from their" several counties to meet in convention in t! e eiiy of Kearney Wednesday A pril 27.1S02, at 11 o'clock a.m.', for t e purpose of electing four 'dele- ' gales fit large to the republican na- t convention to ,e held in Minneapolis June", lsrj. i Till: AI'i'dh'TIO.VMKXT. The several counties are entitled h: 'representation as follows, being h.V i upon the vole cast fur Hon. (leorge 11. Hastings for attorney gum ral in lS'.KJ, gi vi,,g ,,e delegate .1 huge to each County ; nd one for ; ( i l.'U votes and the major frac- Oii i : ' :'U : " I 1. l JilllS . . . A .. teii e . I :. :,c,-... 1 )i'l.i 'on ill ieH -. 1 1 ' I oi 1 1 in hi v. . Kearney . . : Ke e ra ha ... .. -'Keilli .. 2 Kimball .. .'i, Knox ti l.aiiculer .. 4 l.inciln . 10 KoCiitl 7 l.i i pi i ... . .. H Mailifon .. It'Mcl'liearsori . ... 4r Merrick .. :i .aiic e .. emalia .. 5 v-u-l.cUs .. in ( Moe 4 I'awilee 7 1 'n ti ios .. 1.' fierce . I i'lielp- .. 7 I'latle .. I'olk . . Hj K'etl Willow . . . .. K'icliartlson .. ..11 K-ocI: .. . . tk!Saline . . . . Sarpy .. !' Samider.-i . . . .. T Sc.. Its 111 niT. . . .. f.1 Seward . . .. 5 Sheridan . . 1!' Sherman 'J Siou x .. 'J Stanton . .. ;-' Thayer Thomas TTlin rston . h Vailey 1 , Wasbiniiton. .. :Wavne -. i Webster .. H1 Wheeler 4 York .. 2i ... Totul Del. 7 li I iiii'c I ;.! Ii"iiie .. . Dm. iinitc. li. o u I : til ;i l . .. IJ'il'er. . tin t Cass Cethir ... Cli:i-e - . Clirv me C'rrrv i B '.) i :t t 4 5 r, li : II ! S . C-a uning Cl - IT Dai.ota Dawes l(i.V.-l)ll ... . Deuel I i xoi i Dodire Douglas I 1 1 1 1 I y Kiltiinre 1 'r;jn 1. 1 in . Front ier Furnas Ca;;e C;...ield tamper (rant f iively Hall Hamilton .... l' ti :i :i H 4 4 7 5 7 i llarlati naves 1 1 itchcock. Holt Howard. . .. Hooker .-. JelTersona . .. Vi i It is recomended that no proxies be admitted to the convention, and that the delegates present be auth orized to-cast full votes of the dele gation. It recommended that the republi cans of every county in this 6tate be requested to select their county central committee at the first coun ty convention held in their respec tive counties. Said committee to serve until the county convention of 1893 be held. Dr. S. D. Mekcek, Chairman. Walt. M. Seeley. Secretary. FIRST DIS TRICT CONVENTION. The republican electors of the First congressional district of the slate of Nebraska are requested to send delegates from the several counties comprising said district to meet in convention in the city of Falls City, Wednesday, April 20, 1891, at 7:30 o'clock p. m., for the purpose of electing two delegates and two alternate delegates to the republican national convention to be held at Minneapolis June 7, 1892. THE AKPORTIOXMEXT. The several counties are entitled to representation as follows, be ing based upon the vote cast for Hon. Y. Co :-: " I for congress In 1890. C-e d-l-vle for each 1C0 votes and major fraction the of aud one delegate at large from each county: Coun.'ies. Cass JJel. 'Count ies Del. ... 19 Otoe 13 ... 10 Pawnee 13 . .. 45 Kichardson...... .. (J ... 12, I Total 128 Johnson Lancaster.... Nemaha J t is recommended i in i no proxies be admitted to ihe convention, and that the delegates present from each county cast the full voteof the delegation. V. II. Wooward, Chairman. Frank McCartney, Secretary. Wall paper at Brown & Barretts.; New swring goods arriving every day at JOE'S your clothier. tf Wanted A girl to do general housework. Good wages. 23-tf Mrs. W. J. IIesser. Not a few styles but the full line of the E. & W, at Joe's the One Price Clothier in fact. 22-tf New Washington Penrv, People Are not slow about taking hold of a new thing, if the article has merit, A few months ago David By era, of that place, bought his first stock of Chamberlain's Cough remedy. He has sold it all and ordered more. He says: "It has given the best of satisfaction. I have warrantad ev ery bottle. and have not had one come back." 25 cent, 50 cent, and $1.00 bottles for sale by F. G. Gricke & Co., druggists. Chopped feed Ground corn and oats in any quantity not less than 100 pounds at P. J. Hansen's gro cery, one door north of post oftice. The population of Plattsmouth Is about 10,000, add we would say at least Ineo-half are troubled with some effection on the throat and lungs, as those complaints are, ac cording to staaidtics, more numer ous than others. We would advise all our readers not to neirlect the opportunity to call on their drug gist and get a bottle ot Jvemp s Bal sam for the throat and lungs. Trial size free. LargeBottle 50c- and $1. Sold by all druggist. ncRUNOTON Missnuiti my En u. a. OK DAILY 1'ASSKNGBK TRAINS COING EAST. GOING WEST No 1 3 :4ft a. in. is :.'.' p. in No. ...... ..,) :0'. . III... x o ' M.'i H. in. So. c -:ih , in. . 1 1, .. .ft :i! p, in. - , Hi..- It ' h. in. S... '.' 4. SA. . No. 10 .... I.' ft :ift 4 -M .. 1" : l't .1 " . ...7; 14 v. W . . U ; 45 tt. Ill l, 14 4. I H : !(( H. I' ' us!ii t il ' t na It avt for !1imIi:i uux twti tlVloi'k f I Ut..!lil UIKl Will ilT'lllill"llll-J litH- TIMKCAKD. - - V. .SKI Ai'doii .o iit i ii I t-,iv"" V ii : Mi I IV M 1 i.iiii tlituy t i i l l iiiciiitV .Ui.rri ;t. in, . 4 ,Kl p. in. 1 IOKNK A. N. SULLIVAN.- ileru jil VMI1 n Vt i. li'l HllentlOB tn iiMix- fiirruhit;.; i- nn.. oilli: tu 0n '.I. Imook. I hi irtf. I'iHt'-iiiiiiittiV NhW. sKcitt.T &ct:nKs I K. Ml. HIM rVIIHAl- (iHUiillet LoiIk M. 47 Mi t li-eveiy t niii-MlHy evening aI I luiir li n h- rarine'e- Crnij; Mock, All vl . it iit5 kti it Iitn nre conlU ly mv tel t .vtteul M.N til llii.li, V. I . ; ti I ivey, K. R. S. o 1'. No. 84 V'.-Hs i ccond mil lojrth I'riiiHV - vt'i Itl's Iii the moiitli ai i,. A. u- liM.it i ii Hot. kwomi lilt ick. M. V oinl ran. M W, t , P, limwii, Ueetirtler, i .Al,' !:Mil.. St.. H i. I .'. I . Ki.M'tH eV- rv.'i . - ' v n'-.rt :.t Deb In.': In riiKfrald .i-K .ill l ..ti i e.;tiv. arc ( r1i:tiiv Invito . Mfi d v lien vbttii l- In t!ie eiiy. ClirlH fet er-.")i.A ;S K. Oi-lim n, Seerel.iry. KOYAl. rtl; :.NAM-lV Cin ncll Nu 1021, M t-i iit tin- K.of I hail In Hi" rarmH Hi I'r.ii; lilt.ek over liei.neit & HiMb, viMlrln lin tliiiii inviieil Henry tii rini;. K'j;('tit ; 1 Ii.ih W :i11;hk. Seereiarv, AO. V. v , . H MeelM lirst ami t lit 1 0 Krldar eVf .iiiL'K of eiit-h iimiilli atC. A I!. Hall in ItiieKwook t'lix-k. Traiik Vemiiiyea, A, W. I), I' hiiciso'e. Recorder. DKCltHK OK HON It. meelH fecund and fourth Thursdays of eaeli onth liil.O. O. F hall in Ht.jr- raid ll k. Mm. K. Htiyd, Lady of Honor ; Uelle Verinylea. recorder. GA K.McConihie I'oet No. 45 iue ts every 4-1 ur ny cvoumj.' at 7 : :w in ' heir Hall in i ockwood block All vIsilliiK comrades are coiillally iiivitetl to eet with us. Kred Bates, I'oct Adjuiaut ; i. F. Niles. I'oi" Coininadder. OKDK OK TIIK WORLD. Meet at 7 : 30 everv Mrnnav evening at the (Jrand Army hall. A. F. Groom, jirefldent, Thou WalliiiK, secretary. CAS- CAMP No. 332 M. W. A. meets every oecond and F urth Monday ev iiIhk in Vltzgerald hall. VisitinK netuhlior welcome. P.c. HaiiHen. V. C. : F. Werteiiberter, W. A., S. C. Wtlde. Clerk. CAPTAIN II E PALHF.R CAMP NO 60 Souh of Veteran, dlvtsinn of Nebraska, U S. A. meet -very Tuesday night at 7 :.'i0 o'clock In their hall In Kltlnerald l ock. All sons and visiting comrades are cordially Invitetl to meet with us J. J. Kurtz, Commander ; Ii. A. Mc Elwain, let Seaigent. DAUtiHTKl ;' I .: t e l(l."e . . '") r e fourth Tlini .t-. e . i the I! O. O. . it ' G. ; Mrs. Joiii Coiy . i ' c. c: . ' i- i! "inm e . :.!!" ind I-. i ia .-... . -S. YOUNG MEN'S CIIRISTION -HOCIATION Waterman block Main Street. Rooms open from 8 :30 a m to 8 :'M v m. For men only Gospel meeting every Sunday alternoon at 4 o'clock. nEGKEE OF IIONOK-EcetM the lirt J antl tliirtl Tlirurstlay eveniriKH of each month in I. . . F. hall, Fitzgerald block. Mrs. Addie Smith, Worthy Sister of Honor Mrs. Dannie Uurkel, sister secretary. PU('i;t:. OF TVOTilTP. Catholic Kt. Paul's Chuich. ak, between Fifth and Sixth. Father Carney, Pastor Services: M iss at 8 rnd lo :C0 a. m. Sunday School at 2 :.;0, with bei.edlci ion. Christt..!. Corner Loerst r:id FKIit'i Sts. Services mof-iiig end fcvei.iL-. l.tlcr A. Galloway vmor. Sunday Schoo 10 a. m. - Episcopal.- -L. .. Lui.e'o k'lM-ic'i. co.ne.-Thlrd and Vine. Fev l. C U-ii;.ttS. )i tor. Ser vices : 11 a. m. a id 7 30 p. ii. buuday School at 2:30 p. m. German Methodist. Oomer Sixth 8t. and Granite. Kev. Iltrt. Factor. Servlc :11a. m. and 7 :30 p. m. Sunday School 10 :30 A. M. Pkkbhyteriak. 'enices in new church, cor ner Sixth and Granite 8te. Rev. J. T. Baird, pastor. Sunday-school at 9 ; 30 ; Preaching at 11 a. m. aiid 8 p. m. The . K. S. O. E of this church meets every Sabbath evening at 7 :1S In the basement of the chucrh. All are invited to attend these meetings. First Methodist. Sixth tt., betwen Main and Pearl. Rev. L. F. Brltt. I). U. pastor. Services : 11 A. M.. 8 :00 p. m. Sunday School 9 :30 A. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday even ing. German Fkesbvtekjan. Corner Main and Ninth. Rev. Wltte, pastor. Services usiial hours. Sunday School 9 :30 a. m. Sweedish Cosorroaticnau Granite, be tween Fifth and Sixth. Colored Baptist. Mt. Olive, Oak, between Tenth and Eleventh, Rev. A. Bocwell, pas tor. Services 11 a. iu. and 7 :J0 p. m. Frayer meetinir Wednesday evening. Yocno Men's Chrictian Association Rooms in Waterman block. Main street. Gos pel meeting, for men only, everv Sundav af ternoon at 4 o'clock. Rooms open week day from 8 jo a. m.,to 9 : 30 p. m 8BTH. ahk TABERNACLB.-Rev. J. M. Services : 10 a. m. : Preaching. 11 a. m. and 8 d. an. prayer meeting Tuesday night ; choir prac tice Friday night. All are welcome. SEALER IN- STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES i GLASS AND QUEENSW ARE. Patronage 'of the Public Solicited. North Sixth Street, Plattsmouth. The rapidity of its healing pro cess is marvelous. 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