IX AND AROCXD THE TOWS.
A. MacMurphy bad returned to jour
nalism. This is a mistake; the colonel
has simply gone to work on the Platts-
mouth 2sews.V
Messrs. Geriug & Co., Lave received
J. II. Ilarley, recently appointed
postmaster at Lincoln, was confirmed
by the senate Tuesday.
Prof. W. X. Ilalsey will be one of a portion of their new stock of wall
the instructors at the teachers' insti- paper, borders, etc., which comprises
tute, to be held at Weeping Water for many beautiful patterns in the latest
two weeks, commencing March 19th. shades and designs. Call and inspect
During Prof. Halsey's absence bis samples.
position in the city schools will be filled
by Rev. J. J. Williams, of the South
Park Baptist church.
A CASK OF GRKEX-EYE.
There is still considerable interest
manifested in the gold discovery at
Louisville, Cass county, and the pro
prietor says the assay is sufficiently
Not So Rapid, Neighbor.
Some New York capitalists offered
to build a distillery at Plattsmoutn,
provided the city would give them a
certain sum of money as a bonus. The
amount was subscribed after a great
deal of hard work, and now the
Plattsmouthites are waiting for the
capitalists and the distillery. P. S.
The indications are that it will be an
encouraging to justify going ahead as exceedingly long wait. Nebraska City
snon as the weather will permit. We News.
are afraid that the gold mine will not The Nebraska City people should get
declare a much larger dividend than over the idea that Plattsmouth's dis-
Cass county's coal mines. Nebraska tillery project has been aDandoned,
n: v for. a3 a matter of fact, the town
THE FILIBCSTKR IX THE HOUSE.
Chief Seavey, of Omaha, has issued
an order closing the gambling houses
after March 5th, and ordering the
arrest of all persons caught gambling
after that date.
A full line of perfumeries and toilet
articles at Gering & Co'a drug store.
The revival at the Louisville Baptist
church, under Pastor FlemiDg and
Rev. Sig Green, closed Monday night.
The house was filled, fully three hun
dred and fifty people being present
The meetings were in progrt-ss four
weeks and many were converted. Over
twenty united with the church.
Mrs. John Archer, of Memphis, Neb.,
came down yesterday morning to at
tend the wedding of ber brother, Mr.
Frank Deck,which occurred last night.
The Lincoln News says: A deadly
feud has been projected between
Plattsmouth and Nebraska City, all
over the attempt of the former to se
cure a distillery that is larger and will
squeeze out more corn juice in a day
thin the latter. It will next be in
order for Nebraska Cityans to come
forward and agree to personally take
care of an increased output that will
put them on an equal footing.
Superintendent Fitzpatrick, of Om.
aha. has called a meeting of superiu
teadents of Bchools of Lincoln, Ne
braska City, Fremont, Columbus,
Beatrice, Hastings, Grand Island.
Kearney , York, Plattsmouth and South
Omaha for Omaha, March 9. They
will visit the public schools that day
and discuss matters relative to their
work, round-table fashion. Friday
evening and Saturday forenoon.
Gering & Co's. Syrup of Tar and
Wild Cherry has no equal as a remedy
for coughs, colds, etc. Try a bottle.
Fred Gorder went to Plattsmouth
last week, and as he did not return on
schedule time, some one here started
the report tiiat he was married. Now
if Fred ever does gets married the af
fair will be celebrated out here with a
barbecue or some other appropriate
demonstration, no matter whether he
is mayor or not. So when the report
of the splicing was noised about town,
nine of Fred's friends clubbed together
and sent a congratulatory telegram
This brought Fred home on the first
train, for he was anxious to see what
was up. Fred informed the boys that
there was nothing in it, and advised
them not to waste their money these
hard times telegraphing on uncertain
ties. He had to set 'em up, just the
same. Weeping Water Republican
Call and see the new patterns of wall
paper at Gering & Co's. drug store.
SAVE TIME
And Money, by calling on no for
your Drugi. Patent Medicines, Per
fumes, Face Powder, Combs,Brushe8,
Shoulder Braces, Trusses, Paints,
Oils and Wall Paper.
Prices to suit or no sale.
BROWN'S PHARMACY,
DRUGS. 610 Main Street.
: See this Space Next Week.
stands a better chance right now of
securing tiie industry than at any time
since the movement was started. The
concern will be ready for business and
located in this city ip less than a year.
Wlien that date rolls around the peo
ple of Nebraska City are invited to
journey hither and inspect a real dis
tillery one which will have a capacity
exeeeaing that of the Nebraska City
concern bv three to one.
llnzt Saw-Two Flngr OfT.
Thomas Sullivan, living six miles
southeast of town, a brother of Judge
A. N. Sullivan of this city, met with
and accident this morning which cost
him two fingers and a part of anothc r
off his left band.
Just how the accident happened Mr
Sullivan does not know, but thinks
that carelessness on his part had very
much to do with it. He was assisting
in operating a circular wood saw, and
in some way his left hand came in con
tact with the saw, severing the last
two lingers and a portion of the middle
linger from his hand.
After the accident Mr. Sullivan came
to town and Dr. Humphrey attended
to his lacerated hand.
Where there is a majority there need
be no filibuster. It is eatirely evident
that the congressmen opposing the
Bland bill know they are in the
minority, else they would not resort to
obstructive tactics. They are tryingto
defeat the will of the majority a
jourse whieb, when employed against
the bill for the repeal of the Sherman
law, was loudly denounced as un
American, not to say treasonable. The
newspapers which then most violently
condemned the filibuster are either
silent or complimentary now.
The situation of the house of repre
sentatives only emphasizes the grow
ing antagonism of the east and west.
New York and New Kngland are de
termined to defeat every effort for the
rehabilitation of silver. Ever so slight
concession as the coinage of silver al
ready bought and paid for and against
which no certificates are outstanding
meets their bitter hostility. In the in
terior, on the contrary, the rem'netiza
tion of silver is generally demanded.
The silver question and the tariff ques
tion are held of equal importance. The
farmers hare learned that the tariff
compels them to pay more for what'
they buy, while the single gold stand j
ard forces thm to accept less for what j
they sell. By'the one device they are !
Chicago Markets.
The following quotations for the day
are furnished through the courtesy of
the Hawkeye Commission company, E.
C. Bailey, manager, office in the Rock
wood block:
WUKAT.
despoiled for the benefit of maulac-J Neb
turers, by the other they are forced; Call for the Horse Brand of John
to pay heavy tribute to capital. i son's Magnetic Oil. It has no equal
Gering & Co., sell the best cigars
town.
in
Will Appeal the Case.
As yet Z.T.White,who was convicted
yesterday by a grand jury for hanging
J.Sterling Morton and Carl in effigy
has not as yet had sentence passed on
him,but will probably Friday morning
The attorneys in the case are prepar
ing the necessary papers for an appeal
in case their motion for a new trial is
overruled. The appeal will betaken
on various grounds and his attorneys
are confident that they will have no
trouble insetting aside the verdict.
The case against II. W. Hoeratb has
been continued until the next term of
district court. Nebraska City News
Associated Charities Meeting.
At the regular weekly meeting of
the Associated Charities last Friday
afternoon Vice President Clifford Wes
cott presided. The treasurer's report
showed the sum of $117.30 cash on
hand, and was as follows: Received
from all sources. 81.6U; paid on
orders, Sol. 10; expense of entertain
ment.W.ZO; balance, $117.30. it was
decided to extend aid to the Bowen
family, the colored people who live
in the north part of town. A vote
ot thanks was extended to the Turn
verein for a donation of 23.00.
On account of the conflict between
the cattle and sheep men in northern
Wyoming, a large number of sheep
will be put on the range in southwest
Dakota, especially in Fall River
county. S. A. Iden unloaded 3,000
head at Edgemont yesterday brought
from sear Sheridan and others are
coming. This is just what the people
there have been wishing for, as it is a
splendid sheep country and a number
of the large cattle companies have re
cently gone out of business in the
county.
C. E. Mayne, formerly of Omaha,
the real estate boomer, is under arrest
at San Francisco, charged with selling
land to which be bad no title.
C
The Lincoln News sarcastically re
marks: "Reports have been printed in
various papers to the effect that Col. J .
Best mixed paints, oils, brushes, etc.
at Gering & Co's. drug store.
A Public Sale.
The farm implements belonging to
the late Henry Mertens will be sold at
public auction on Tuesday. March 13
1894, at 10 a. m. at the farm of Wm
Mertens, administrator for the estate
The following described goods will be
offered for sale:
One two-year-old mare colt, one two
year-old horse colt, one stalk cutter
one lister, one harrow, one Stirring
plow, one wagon, 200 bushels of corn
one corn planter, one self-binder, car
penter tools and many other articles
Terms of sale All sums of $5 or
13S cash in hand. Over $5 six month
time with approved security and ten
per cent interest. Wm. Mertens,
Administrator.
Japanese Pile Cure is the only one
that can be guaranteed, as it is the
only care. Sold by Fncke A Co.
lOO Reward.
I beg to advise my patrons and neigh
bora that there are several peddlers
traversing the country claiming to be
Mr. Hirschberg, or connected with
him in buisness, and trying to impose
upon the public at large, by offering an
inferior class of Spectacles and Eye
Glasses for Hirschburg's Diamond and
Non-Changeable Spectacles and Eye
Glasses. Do not be deluded by such
impostors. Their representations are
false. My goods are not handled by
"Peddlers," as we have locul agents.
A reward of $100. will be given to any
one securing the name and where
abouts of such parties. Respectfully,
Prof. H. Hirschbkrg,
629 Olive street, St. Louis, Mo., and
30 E. 14th street. New York.
Carruth Jewelery Co., sole agents i
for Plattsmouth, Neb. j
O. L. Rice, Mendota, 111., writes: ,
"Have used your Japanese Pile Cure I
and found it a sure and permanent
cure." Sold by Fricke & Co. !
CI.OHINO OPKNINa CLOSING
YKSTERDAY. TODAY. TODAY.
March 67 68 58
May 6S M3
July 61?. 61 H 62
CORN.
March 3 84 3i
May 36'J 36,
July 37!i 37?
OATS.
March 28'; 2X'i 2?.i
May 'J, 2V
July 28 SS'b
PORK.
March 11.92 U.T7
Mav 1203 11.95 11.K7
July 11.97 11.07
7.02
LARD
March 7.10
May 7.10
SHORT RIBS.
March C.15
May 6.22 6.1
7.05
7.W)
6.02
6.15
Vel' Eye.
What the Hon. George G. Vest says
in regard to the superiority of the
Hirschberg diamond and non-change
able spectacles:
" am using glasses which I pur
chased from Prof. Hirschberg. and
thev are the best I ever tried. It af
fords roe great pleasure to recommend
Prof. Hirschberg an an excellent opti
cian, and his glasses are simply un
equalled in my experience.
"G. G. Vest."
These glasses are for sale by Carruth
Jewelry Co., agents for Plattsmouth,
The Bland bill ought to be passed ' or, M, 1,0
wimuui luriner ueiay. 10 reiuse to
coin the silver in the treasury vaults
while borrowing money to meet the
government ueerta is such patent folly
that all concerned in it must expect to
encounter the resentment of the people
when they ask for re-election.
rses and cattle
'Now good digestion waits on appetite,
And health on both."
says tne great sueakespeate, but be
did not have in mind a coated tormue
or torpid liver, with all the symptoms
of biliousness, so common in this
countrv. All this, and more, can be
cured by Dr. Pierce'? Golden Medical
Discovery, a purely vegetable com
pound, which restores the action of
the liver, gives tone to the flagging
energies of the dyspeptic s stomach,
and thus enables "good digestion to
wait on appetite, and health on both."
By druggists.
Asthma, and Hay Fever cured, by a
newly dicovered treatment. Address
pamphlet. World's Dispensary Medical
Association, Buffalo, N. Y.
STEP OVER
Clip the art coupon in today's paper.
Cheap Excursion to Texas.
Another opportunity of visiting
Texas at nominal cost! On March 13th
the Burlington route will sell round
trip tickets at the one-way rate. Ask
the company's local agent for full in
formation, and make sure your tickets
read "via the Burlington," the best
line to all southern points. J. Francis,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent,
Omaha, Neb.
Dr. Marehall, DEN"
aid block.
:I3T Fitzger-
Fioal Settlement Kntice.
In the matter of the ebtate of William 11 .Sefton.
demeaned.
In the county court of Cass county. Neb.
Notice is hereby given that Amos Welilon.
administrator of the estate of the t-ail William
H. Sefton. deceased, has made application for
final settlement, and that said i ause it-set for
hearing at my office atl'lattsmou h. on the 24th
day of March. A D , l!'-i. at two o'clock p. m.,
on'said day : at which time and place all persons
interested may be present and examine said
accounts.
H. S. R isey. county Judge,
rinttsmoutli, March 1st, lsul. 10 3
Notice to Creditor.
Staikov Nkhraska, j
t'AMlUll'STT, .
In the .matter of the estate of John Ritch le,
deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that the claims .nd
demands of all persons against John Ritclile,
deceased, late of said county and at ate.
will be received, examined and adjusted by the
county court at the court house in 1'lHttsm. juth
ootheMh day of September, A D.I 84. at loo'f .lock
In the forenoon. And that six months from
and after the 5th day of March, A. D.,
1H94, Is the time limited for creditors of said
deceased to present their claims for examina
tion and allowance.
Given uader my hand this 1st day of Taarcb,
A. I).. 1894. B. S. Rams cy.
10-4 County Judge.
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AGNETIC NERVINE.
Is cold with tritten
guarantee tc. cure
N ervous. Pr ostra
tion. Fits, Dizzi
ness, lioatld clienlid
Neuralgia rj id Wake
fulnesa,catf eilbyex-
...ui vu.iuo. .f l I.. iiim
i Tobacco nd Alco-
5;T-Cr;t - AfTtF- fcioa. Soft eninRof
1 p. mlri, -nuin Misery, Insanity an J Death;
iiitrronct-s, luipoteitcy, ' LOct rower m nmr
yer-mil!iliretiee, overexertion or m isrnin nun
J-roiriatur Old Ark, Invohiutary
(iv.4r-itnl!ilt'ni'e. overexertion of
Errors of Youth. It urivesto Weak Ovkus their
N stm il vigor oinl oouDie-s toe joys ot lite; cures
i.uco; vhun and Feznle Weakness. K tbm oth's treat
ment, iii plain package, by mail, to auy address, (1
yft box, 6 IxixafS. With every $3 ord er we give a
Written Cu grantee to cure tr relunnl the money.
Ciri-u urs frt- .. Uuural-tt'e lgsuetl ou.' y by our ex
clu.-ivaatfen'-
F. FRHKE & CO.. DKKJi.lSTS,
Sole agents, Plattsjnouth.Neb.
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B
oots and Shoes
We will surprise you in the LOW PRICES that we can
give you from now on. We will occupy the Store Room
Two Doors East of Hatt's M ARKET,
AFTER MARCH 1st,
WHERE OUR EXPENSES WILL BE ABOUT HALF WHAT
THEY HAVE BEEN AND WE WILL SELL
Boots and Shoes
LOWER THAN EVER
SOLD BEFORE.
THE TIMES ARE HARD
AND WE INTEND TO SELL GOODS CLOSE FOR CASH.
REPAIRING Neatly and Promptly Done.
SHERWOOD & BCECK.
PROTECT YOUR. EYES.
pkTENTSO JUW2I188
The well-known eye expert of 629 Olive st . St. Louis, Mo., ami
30 B 14th sc.. New York, has appointed THE CARRUTH JEW
ELKY CO. a agents fur his celebrated Non-ChMngrxahl
.SpeoUolm itud Km-OUntM. These glasses are the greatest
Invention ever made in spectacles, and every pair purchased
are guaranteed, so thttt at any tlrao a change is necessary (no
matter how scratched the lens) ttjey will furnish the party with
a new pair of glasses free of charge. The Carruth Jewelry Co.
have a full assortment and Invite all who wish to satisfy them
selves of the great superiority of these glasses over any and all
others now in use to call and examine them, at The Carruth
Jewelry Co.'s, sole at eats for Plattsmouth, Neb.
supplied.
North America
'4s
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