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PECIAL We have a Line of...
Shoes
Ladies', Hisses', Children's
and Men's
Worth $1.25, $1.39, $1.50 and $1.75 and will close the lot at S1.00
One lot CHILDREN'S SHOES at 25c.
DRY GOODS Special Sale for a Short Time.
A nice line of Plaids at 2ic. suitable for comfortables.
36-inch Percales, dark styles, at 5c, to close out.
We have Just Received a Large
IMPORTATION of.
Fine
DRESS
GOOD
WE CAN SHOW THE HANDSOMEST
LINE IN THE COUNTY.
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GOOD GOODS AS LOW AS 25c A GARMENT.
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DEPARTIV3EMT
Opposite Bank of Cass County, Plattsmouth.
China ware
OUR OWN
IMPORTATION.
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The Nicest Line
Ever Shown in Plattsmouth.
ALSO A FINE LINE
OF
Fancy Lamps
Every Taste May Be Suited..
..At Astonishingly Low Prices.
AT flSHER
GUMS
First Door East of the Court House,
Plattsmouth, Nebraska.
.... Also a Complete Line of . . .
STAPLE GROCERIES FANCY
YOU Are Especially Invited to Call.
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Any Kind of Dress
IS PASSABLE,
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It is therefore Important to Know where the
HANDSOMEST LINE OF MILLINERY
may be found ....
lylrrs. HJ. fi. Street
Certainly deserves the palm, for 'tis there j-ou
will find the most elegant line of Pattern Hats,
Velvet Trimming-s, Plumes, Ribbons and Orna
ments ever shown in Cass county.
EVERYTHING UP-TO-DATE
And suited to the most exacting- tastes. Prices
are Right. Come and See.
MRS. M. A. STREET,
411 Main Street Plattsmouth, Nebraska
BRIEFLY TOLD.
C. A.
roi
Marsha!, Dentist.
Df Shipuian'd residence to rent. Cal
on Bocson fc Sons.
I on Rent-Two furnished
Mrs. J. N. Wise.
Oscar Cxiipin is putting1 up a small
addition to his residence.
Old maids made younjj again Nor
lout White's opera house.
O A November 22, 1S98. Watch
uaper for later an nouiiceiienti.
t . I. U;tvit Co. pay cash for ood
butter and fresh egrs,-Union Block.
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jouiimii uump wm rccue ner origi
ns poen at the old maid's convention
Tne best and cheapest line of g;lovtr
in toe city at F. T. DutU Co., Union
block.
Tho Tuxedo Dancing Club will meet
at the posiofUce book store this even
ing
Adolph McCraskej began a oouraein
the Ouiaba BusitiO: college iast Mon
day.
Don t forget the Sskal dance at the
hall Saturday eTeniutj. You are in
vited
Sample line of caps Koin at S5 cents
worth 75 ceaii, at F. T. Davis Co.,
Union blcok.
Admission 10, 'JO and 30 cents Mon
day night at Reno's shuvy in the opera
house.
Martin Probst is m iking some sub
stantial improvements upon his place
west of towu.
There wiil be a full rehearsal of the
old maids conrention tonight at Dora
Ue raid's at 7 o'clock.
Boys of all ages wanted at New City
Steam Laundry on ftih street. Coaie
Saturday ut 4 p. m.
A positive guaractao witn every
sack of Eik Ham and La Cream flour.
F. T. Davis Co., Uion liiock.
II. C. Welch representing the Queen
insurance company is in town today
looking after tho interests of his com
pany. The Turners will give one of tbeir
p ipular dances Saturday evening, No
vember 12, at their hall. All friends
invited.
The T. J. Sokoi society will give r.n
other of their popular dances at their
hall Saturday evening of this waek.
Everybody invited.
The Bohemian Catholic chureb. will
rivd adar.ee at Turner hall on Wash
iugton avenue TbankrgiviDg ire.
Everybody invited to attend.
All the children who intend to par
ticipate in the exercists at tho Oil
Maiu's convention arj c quested to
meet at White's opr.i hou at two
o'clock tomorrow (S iturday) af -ei ni o:i.
The old m lids of the United Sate
will hold thtJr lorty-third r.nnual ecu
ventioL at the opera house in Plallw
moulh November 15. There will be
delegates from every state. Evcr.y
oae is invited to atteisl.
S. C. Quick, pi a o tuner, will be In
Plattsmouth ono week beginning No
vember 14. Those wishing their pianos
tunr-d will leave ordora with II. E.
Weidman or W. I). Crawford.
Tho Q Z society will hold their
business and social meeting at tho
homo of Mrs. Henry Snyder Monday
evening November 14. All members
ure eordially invited to attend.
Tha Fo: astsrs of Cass Cassp No. 172,
M. . A. wilt give a aelect daac-lag"
party on the evuniDg of November 2.
All members of M. W. A. are eordl
nulif Invited.
Keateaker the big special cleak
sale at Warl A Coffey's liatarday, Ho
ve caber 12. The styles will tha
latest, quality the teat, aid prices
the lowest that susa ood au ba
said for. '
liobt. Viall, a prominent farmer liv
ing near Nehawha, is building a line
new residence upon his farm. John
Bobbins, jr., is the archistect. The
bouse will be 20x23, and when finished
will bo a mod. l of convenco and usefulness.
If you are suffering fross drowsiness
in the day time, irritability of temper.
aleple-s nights, general debility.
headache, aad eneial want of tone of
tho system, use llarbiue. Tou will
get relief and finally a cure. Price 60
ents. P. . Fricke ic Co.
Legal permission was given today
by Judga Spurlock to Thomas Reece,
aged 03, and Sarah A. Devore, aged
45, to travel the remainder of life'B
journey together as man and wife.
We hope the journoy may bo as pleas
ant as this day is ftae.
Eugene Williams the barber who
has been employed with M. S. Briggs
departed for Iowa last Saturday, wrote
Treat Valisca that ho has a good posi
tion and ii well pleased with his situ
ation. Ho says that work in Iowa is
plentiful and that timos are prosper
ous. W. H. Allen, not "wiady" although
ho feels much larger, wears a vary
pleasant smile these dayes. It is not
on account of election, but a wee bit of
an American who has coino to his
houso to sloop. Tho boy and mother
aro doing well and Billy will pull
through with good treatment.
Geo. W. Anderson, who used to
work in the B. &; M. shops, but went
to Havelock when the new shops were
put iu thero, has been elected a mem
ljr of the legislature upon the repub
lican ticket. George is a rustler and
a republican of tho iist water, tho
voters of Havelock aro to be congratu
lated upon the ehoico they have made
of representative.
Ptof. Reno tho world's greatest il
lusionist, is drawing immense audi
fincei oaoh evening, and giving satis
faction to everybody. He surpasses
any artist in his line who ever ap
peared here; many of his experiments
seem to border on the supernatural,
such as lifting a heavy piano by one
linger,and causing the tables and
ohairs to float without support through
space. He is marvel. Springgeld,
Mass., Daily News. At White's opera
houae, Monday, November 14.
ItoyallT KntfrtMliii.
The members of tho Gorman Frau
onveseln and their invited guests
Hpont a most on joyablo afternoon yea
torday at tho plensant homo of Mrs.
F. H. Stoimkor. Tho ladies loain'd
that It was tho birthday anniversary
of Mrs. Stoimkor and resolved to give
hor a pleasant surpriso in commemor
ation of tho event. They carried with
them baskets of refreshments and at
five o'cloak a tamolinj suppar was
served. The ladies eurprised Mrc
Steimker on arriving and still were
so on leaving as several beautiful and
valuable gifts were left as testimonials
of tho affections from the gu sts. The
hostess when she recovered from her
surprise, with the aid of her daughter,
Mrs. lievden. muuo the time pass so
nleasantlv that the afternoon will
loner bo remembered by those present
The ladies present were: Meadames
Stadleman, Colding, Vallory, Wise,
Boot, McBride, l'eatlmati, Boich,
Wohlfartb, Mies Kidman, Fanger
Shroedar, Tippens, Ebinger, Spic,
Hild, Schuidici, and Heydan.
A l'laln Drunk.
Win. Dodd, a long haired inhabitan
of one of the islands of tho Missouri
river, came to town yesterday ano
hearing of the election going contran
to what ho had expected, attempted to
down his grief in beer and whiskey,
and caused such a disturbance at Do
nat's place that the proprietor called
upon Deputy Sheriff McBride, who
invited him to take a visit to the
county jail, which was immediately
accepted. This morning after a few
terrible dreams. Sir William appeared
before his honor, Judge Archer, who
gavo him one dollar and trimmings,
and the docket had a charge of Win.
Dodd, plain druak.
The Picture of Lewis Cass.
When the court house was built and
dedicated, Hon. J. Sterling Morton
presented to Cass couaty, to ba hung
iu the district courtroom, a picture of
Hon. Lewis Cass, and whioh has
graced the wail behind the judge's
stand until the last spring when it
was replaced by a paintinjrwhieh means
nothing, yet it was intended to re
present a masterpiece.
The Cass county b tr together with
others have petitioned the commis
sioners to have tho picture of Hon.
Lewis Cass r placed and thus to re
main as a historio relic of Cass county.
The commissioners have so ordered
and tba portrait of the name-sake of
Car-s will grace our district courtroom
walls again.
The ladie's of the Presbyterian
church have something unique in the
course of preparation for December 11
and 12. More extended notice will be
sriven later on.
A I'laftKitnt Surprise.
L-st night a number of the friends
of Mr. and Mrs. F. II. Slempker. gave
them a very pleasant surprise at their
residence oa South Sixth street.
Games and social conversation were
indulgad in until a late hour, when
all departed declaring they had bad a
vory pleasant time. A silver cracker
bowl was presented to Mrs. Stenpkar.
Among those present were Messrs.
and Mesdamea J. C. Petersen. Jas.
Leak. J. II. Gray, G. A. Hay, K. F.
Doan, V. Berkel, G. Lingenbergcr, A.
Schuldice, T. L. Davis, Misses Spiep,
Kidmaan, Mrs. Hayden and Corpa al
W. II..Carmack and nurse.
Only a Dog; Fight.
Shortly lifter 1 o'clock Bobt. Karnes
came to town witli two loads of wood,
a bull dog followed the wagons, anoth
er canine of the same variety belong
ing to the Fair storo, gp.ed aor ss the
wajr, something in th3 j ersonjil ap
pearance seemed to strike tho other as
repugnant, and with unc accord ihey
mnde a dash at each othor, and the
fight was on. A large cr iwd was at
tracked and the dogs had to be pulled
apart. A littlo bad fooling was en
gendered over tho aff.iir.
The Christian Social.
The ladies of the Christian church
gave a social and oyster supper in one
of the rooms in the Wettenkancp block
last night for the benefit of tae church
A larcre crowd was present and an en
joyable time was had. The receipts
were something over twenty dollars.
County Superintendent Farley yes
terday decided tho school district ques
tion whioh has been on tho tapis for
some time, where it was sought to
create a new district out of No. 2, the
Horning bchool, and No. o the Rock
Bluffs school. The new district asked
in tho petition would have reduced
the assessed valuation of property re
maining in Rock Bluffs district to less
than $1,200, which wou'd h ive been
contrary to law, as the statute pre
scribes that no raw district shall ba
formed or one divided when tho as
sessed valuation is less than tne abeve
stated amount.
Chinese Lily lb-, at d other Lalbs
for sale cheap right now at L. A.
Moore's roen house. Hia fne chris
anthamns are coaaiag on nieely, aad
will a worth going miles to sea.
ONLY A FEW WOEDS.
THE MORE YOU SAY, THE LESS
PEOPLE REMEMBER.
JOE
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FRANK,
The People's Clothiers,
Will sell Overcoats, Suits, Underwear,
Shirts, Ties, Hats and Caps at Prices
that no other house in America can
beat.
Please step in and take a look at our
Stock and Prices before you buy.
Have you seen our 50c All Wool
Fleece-Lined Underwear?
JOE & FRANK,
Waterman block, - Plattsmouth, Neb
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Of your money in buying are quite
as important as the returns of elec
tion. People are anxious these days
about both kinds. Wc have lo do
with the clothing kind, and if will just
follow these lines a little further we
will tell you of a suit and overcoat in
which the returns will be
Entirely Satislactory.
The suit is a nobby four button
sack of a dark rich brown, chocked
cheviot; made with French facings,
Italian linings, hand worked collar
and all the style and snap of a tailor
made suit the price $7.50
We match this bargain with an
overcoat made of all wool Kersey,
blue, black or brown- French faced,
velvet collar, taped scams and poket
stays, at the same price, $7.50.
The Suit and Overcoat for $15.00.
Such a twin bargain you have
never seen before.
REMEMBER we deal only in high
class, dependable clothing.
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Of anything in the line of
Watches, Jewelry, Sterling Silver
Goods, Silverware, Sterling Silver
Novelties, Cut Glass, etc. If so, save
money by calling on us.
WE DO THE HIGH T KIXD OF
REPrilRIXG, riZSO.
JNO. T. COLEMAN,
Second Door South of Postofllce, Plattsmouth, Neb.
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inert) Store
IS THE PLACE
To Secure Your Fall and
Winter Millinery.
The manager. Miss Nina Tucker, ha opened an elegant
line of f-easonable goods next door to F. G. Fricke's. Ail tho
latest and best from the centers of fn.-hion is displayed here,
And Prices are Right.
Miss Evans, an experienced
has charge of that department,
line.
t 'immor from the east, has
s jro and call and nee our
MRS. L. J. RANKIN,
Union B aclc, Piatt-mouth, Nebraska, Pioprietcr.
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