Plattsmouth weekly journal. (Plattsmouth, Neb.) 1881-1901, May 31, 1894, Image 3
11 I ) jfn l dlr A)a1 ock of Clothing, H fa ft 1 tsi i L is nsroTTsT xraiTF'.c: 1 Furnishings And every article was bought at Rock-Bottom Prices. The pur chaser Will Get the Benefit, and in this particular case it will be a Benefit of more than ordinary importance. Everything Will Go at Panic Prices. i Bew j Tasty Line ol SPBIflG MdUQt SHflTS Just unpacked. Call and See Them. They will Surely Suit. 0 4 0 i 4 J I i, ) V r EiSS f.. :r" - IN AN1I AKOl'M) Til K TOWN. Tlioa. E. Williams, of Louisville, was in town yesterday. U. G. Watkins of Nehawka precinct was a caller at tht!e fieadquarters on ! Saturday. ' Mrs. l'erry Waiktr and daughter. Clr;ce. retui'iied liuine Friday iuornii-i I from a v-.trs visit at t tiicato. ; i J lie 15. & M. i binl iMiir four th. Hi-- ! and left of Iimi-k p-r iii on its JSherid.in e.t-ii-ion I th- road to lJilliiijs, M in' ma Michael 0"('imer. an emplove in the 1'. I! & M V. shops at Missonn Vall-y, was v.-.'in with hi IM.itt nii)u!.'i I'ri'iii's ,'. t u.oi ial v. Dr. II. icon. x !'":! ami Williatu ; jlinr r.of ;'a'"i::c .lnnclion, have iv-J eit-: !.-t i.-. lii nt whi'e caps, w hicli have 1 t i. it-It ru d to ihe trraml jury. ::.ij.i un l Mi- !. ii. Wheeler and .son. iiu-ilt- t l.t ir i-.il;r pllgtim- ajf tc !'! "-u.im.iIi i i: NSeinoriai day iititi ; -. 4l t!:- i .1 in i 1 lot at Oak Hit! .1. M. Woud.M.n, t the Cottage House, received word on Tuesday that one of hi- htotheis had dieil at his luuie in Yiipina, after an illness of only a f : v s. Jasper N. llowl ind, formerly an em ploye at the Ji .Je M. machine shop in this city, but now working for the llock Island at Fairbuiy, is in the city visiting his father, Harry Howland. Towns along the line or the li. & M. need not fear a coal famine as long as that road is able to bring in the out put of the Sheridan mines, which will soon be running to tiVir full capacity. Will Vivian, who is buying grain for William Murray of I'lattsmouth, was in town Tuesday. He reports Laving bought and shipped from llay iiie's switch over forty carloads the pasttwo weeks. Pacific Junction Re corder. Thomas Wjmond, an old resident of Nebraska City, attempted suicide on Thursday night by taking three grains of morphine. The timely arrival of a physician saved his life. His unhappy domestic relations are supposed to be the cause. At the term of district court now in session at G leu wood the injunction case of Mills county vs. Sam Archer was dismissed at cost of plaintiff. Mrs. Eliza II. O'Dell was granted a divorce from W. II. O'Dell, who was a resident of I'lattsmouth last summer. The Lincoln Newt say s it is informed upon the best of authority that the question of fusion between the popu lists and democrats of Nebraska was pretty thoroughly discussed at the re cent meeting of the populist central committee in that city. The sentiment of the committee was almost unan imous against the fusion idea. The Nebraska City Press couldn't be serious if it tried, nor funny either, for that matter. It's latest endeavor tr h humorous is as follows: "The best indication that Bryan is prepar ing to join the populist party is that his faithful secretary, Col. C. V . feher man, who reflects in miniature what ever his hero does or thinks, is alreaay there." The Junction Recorder is by all odds one of the newsiest country weeklies w hich comes to The Jouiinais ex change table. Hro. Burton is deserv ing of the heartiest kind of support from the Pacific Junction people. There are few towns in the country, population considered, which Lave so good a paper as has the Junction in the Recorder. Floyd llarshman is a Cass county man who asks the supreme court to reverse a judgment for $150 of the lower court obtained by Wm. Rose. In the lower'conrt Rose sued for dam ages, alleging that llarshman inflicted personal injuries of the market value of $1,000 by beating trim with a pitch fork, laying him up for two weeks. Nebraska City News. The Missouri railway commission ers have gotten after the railways with a sharp stick. The law is that on a shipment of stock to one point the railways must furnish the shipper with a return pass. This has not been sheriff" that" he was 'ncicertBTn nrms coDfesaors. but .intetxeil. to tory of BrownV-vnnlctiori 0 flEsS .miwwLtmvm done and now the commissioners have issued a circular declaring the exac-1 tion of pay in cases where such a pass should be furnished is unlawful and that the law will In enforced. Can you afford t- throw away a dol i a? If jou can't, get my prices ou wall paper and save :i dollar. Brown's Pharmacy. Tin-cut in railway fi tight rates te m.tint'd in toicc u::t ';: .;st Monday, the :!l, when old li.il- weie Itt" 1 es' ortd. Tills hail been dn:.del upon in Chicago :i' the mertiiig of the general freight ajents. The reason for extending the time was that the Missouri Pacific and the Santa l'e had st-t the I'Sth for the I :t v of restoration and the other rail I'o.ol uianageis veie not in favor of 1. -.rorif g the rates on their rosnN two d 1 v s be f ire the Mi-soi.ii iVnl'n- nil S . r: ii 1-V i i.l . Ttit 1 ,il r y ic- i". uniofst raiiu .i i! .1 i!it: 1 1- 1 :'tt wi'i ! li'tiiii 1!. Inr ; he u.t. i .jii. i ilti'i-a'.i.:! ."' I o I i'U a I h -'i;i .1 a c ci' u e I'i.il ii ;! Use:!!. i':y u-t for liirht harness. We use tl.e very best of leather ami employ only lust-class workmen. The juices will please. pRKD (iuilDKlt A: SIN', PI tttsmouth Some thiee weeks ago the people of Nebraska City spread the news that they proposed to have about the big gest blow-out on the Fourth of July in the whole Missouri valley. The real fact is, however, that the Nebraska City celebration has "petered out' in the true Nebraska City fashion, as the following from the News will testify: It is time for the people of Nebraska City to join hands anl make a success of the Fourth of July celebration. By a united effort we can have one of the best celeLrations in the west, but if each person sulks and refuses to take hold the affair will be a failure. Give us a finance committee that will act and then we can do something." Now that the I'lattsmouth celebration is as sured, an invitation is extended to Ne braska City people to come hither and witness the genuine article. Dr. aifirau.aU, ti'ti . I T Fitzger ald block. Clerk Campbell of the Otoe county district court received a letter Thurs day from A. A. Biddieman, Baltimore, Md., claiming several gold nuzgets, trinkets and jewelry to the value of several thousand dollars, which he al leges were left for safe beeping with the clerk of the district court about fourteen years ago by George Biddie man. The property was left by George Biddieman, as stated. Biddieman was insane when he left the property and is supposed to have been drowned later. The property will be turned over upon proper proof. The"PIan Sifter"flour is the popular brand. Ask for it from vour grocer. List of Letter Remaining uncalled for m the post office at Plattsmouth May 20, forweek ending May 22, 1S94: Kenney. Walter MelJny, P 11 Masek, Frank Nolen. Jno I'aynter, LotU Pennington. Jas. ;. (2) Matuew, Chas. Worfel. I. C. Persons calling for any of the above letters or parcels will please say "ad vertised." II. J. Streioiit. P. M. A display of flags and bunting by the citizens ushered in a very enter taining program by the old soldiers at Weeping Water yesterday. There was a large attendance from the country and the line of march was nearly a mile long. Hon John A. Davies of this city delivered the address, which was a tender tribute to the dead and appealed to old and young. There were twenty-eight graves of old soldiers decorated. People who like to make up their clothes at home will do well to call at V. Dressier tailor shop for good wearing cloth. The stock on hand will be closed out at about half cost, in any length desired. Sherwood block. Fifth street. Plattsmouth. 22-4 The Journal learns that the farm residence of John Chalfant, near Union, was totally destroyed by Ore on Tuesday night. We did not learn the cause of the fire or amount cf damage. baling teerTrerri6v,rjri XtieTObtjeixis finwunrT1 (teH the nr?a to have been made v wjt ocurfnir' skeleto?' Tile Content Caste I Appealed. Attorney A. J. Graves, on behalf of Geo. C. Hawkins, appeared in county court today and tiled an appeal be nd in the election contest case of Tutt vs. Hawkins. The bond is for the amount of $2H(, .-.nil is sicueil by .!as. W. Stgi and Sheriff J. C. Eikenbary. The case j u'i'-' next to the distiic' court, and ; peiiil : tiii trial Han i ns 'A i ! i con t in ; 1 4 j till the 4il!i:: of councilman ,.l,u le en- ! i titled to Vote 4il the coiiuriil.tt l'-.i ol i the mayor's appointment- j Omaha ain't in it wit 1 1 me now j when it conies to rices ri wall paper, j and it is the saiue way with hu,'s, j paints :n.d oils. j lii:v n's Pharmacy. j VAKTJ:A: oi ce-A j,.. d en-j i-i.'i tir in iri in Vi i': :' ;' -hio in tl i rn::i:l to ii !.!' " i '..-'" W ,U:l M l! II -L" 111 ti I'. !.! V -v I . I 1 i is - I lo : . ; '. '!': s in-' ,mi,"U o I i. i .!:.' i I ("'.. n-l i. Neb " T ', 1 . t '. . ! ii-lr . I i u ,1 i (.!- III.- t e 4'! -I -4 Wiles a! t he C. ! !. :i' il !i i V 4'isil V . 1,;i:i'iI:i, lint ;i ifceiii graduate of the Georgetown law ciTege. an ived this m rning for a brief visit with Mr. Wiles. i 'nsiiinriiii. llroii4'li i 1 1. Cittnrrlt. aii'I till ljK. .s of the reiiirat.iry raiiN tirt- ol like iierin oriu'in. Hinl it Is only lr.teiy Ilint they have tieeii sii4'4 t'f ully trertle'l. In Hti.41. lakvii ly M4.-am iiilmlHtlnn. Ameri i";i 4iellti'its have sue '"leil, u hrre Koi h ami Pasteur fnileil. in perteci a rnre that cniti. Kor tarii4-uliirM uililrf California Chemical 'A'orks. 4 uiaha. Neb. 13-H Notice. In the ilistrict ruurl of i 'a. oixinty. Nebrnska: in liie mailer of t!ie estate of olouion Varl, ile4-eabe'l . Noti4-e is hereby Kiven that in juin-umH'e of an or.ler of Samuel M. I hapman. juJge of the 4listriet eourt of Cass comity. Nebraska, inaJe on the 7th 4lay of April. A. I) . 1MM. for the sale of the real estite liereitnif ter 4lenTibeil th4-re will be ool.l at the south loor of th court houseiiiPlMllsuii.mh. 'asri county, Nebraska, on the lUtli ilay of June. A. l., ls;tl. at 1 :'.i0 oi-lo4'k p. in., at publii venilue to the highest biifler for cash, the followlin; ilescribel lainls ami real estate, to wit: The Muth Iiaif of the southwest 4iiarter of sei'tion twenty 'At, in township eleven 1111, north, of raniie nine 19, In Cass county, Nebraska. saiil sale will remain un one hour. AI.KHKD S. cuOLKY. A'lministrator of the estate of Solomon W'anl, 4iecease.l. Hvron Ci.uk. att'y for a.lm'r. 22 4 Itotol otic. To all whom it may concern: The coinmls liHiwr apMinte'1 to view aii'I locate a roa'l. pe titioneil fur by Fred list ami others, l ommenc iiiLr at trie northwest corner of secti4in 2J-10-li Avoca precinct, runuiiig thence east one mile on se4-ti4in line between se4-tlons 13 anl 'Jx 10-12. ami termlnatiiiK at the northeast corner of sail cection 22. Ins retorteil In favor of the loca tion thereof, and all objections- thereto or claims for damages must be tiled In the cotmty Clerk"s otlice on or before noon on the ilay of .Inly, A 1. IsiM. or such road will be granted without refereni.-e thereto. FRANK DICKSON, County Clerk. 224 By W. A. Swearinuen, Deputy. Notice to Cre4lltor. Statkov Ni bhiiki, j CahiKJoCKTT, 8S. I In the matter of the estate of Elizabeth Bab bitt, deceased. Notice la hereby given that the claims and demands of all persons against Klizabeth Bab bitt, deceased, late of said county and state, will be receivel. examined and adjusted by the county court at the court house In Plattsmouth od the 17 th day of November, A D.isy4.at loo'clock In the forenoon. And that six months from and after the 17th itay of May A. D., 1U4, is the time limited for creditors of said deceased to present their claims forexamina tion and allowance. iiven u.nler my hand this loth 4lay of May A. D.. 18144. B. S. ICam'ey. 21 4 County Judge. Final Settlement Notice. In the matter of the estate of Joseph S. rpton deceaseil : In the county court of Cass county, Nebraska. Notice is hereby given that Ceorge S. I pton, executor of the last w ill aud testament of the said Joseph S. Cpton deceased, has made appli cation for final settlement and that said cause is set for bearing at my otlice at Plattsmouth on the 7th day of June, A. D., l:rt, atten o'clock a. in. on said day, at which time and place all per sons interested may te present ami examiue said ai'i'euutK. U. S3. IUjokt, County Judge. Plattsmouth. Neb.. May ICth, lf4. 21-S Kstray Notice. TAKEN up by the undersigne4. three miles south of Plattsmouth, on April loth, two bay mares, snposeii to be live or six years old. weightabout eleven or twelve humlred. due with a colt about four mouths old. the other has white marks in the face and has found a colt sincecoming to my place Wire marks ou leftfront foot of each. Owner is requested to call pay charges and take them awav . fluDKKEY KICKLER. MAGNETIC NERVINE. Is told with written guarantee to cure N ervous Prostra tion, Fits, Dnii nea,Hrailartie and Neuralgia im1 Wke fulD4s,causetl byex- AU..1..I1A1.I4I lT.llltTI s Tobac4ro and Alco- v.. i. , i ..... i 1 1. ... ...... W . V " ' " - " " BIUU, OUI IT'I llK V'k 'iic Brain, causing Misery, Insanity and Death; 'Mi-reuess, lmiMitem-y, Lost Power in either sex. Premature Old Ate, Involuntary I)-t, caused .v otur-iiniulKeiice, ovur-rxertion of tli4 Brain and Crror4)f Youth. It gives t Weak Organs their Nutural Vigor und d4ubles the j4iya of life; cures iausirrhcfca and Femulii Weakness. A unth's trent-lu-.-ut, iu ilaiu packaf4, by mail, to any aildrss, tl 'f box, C boxea S. With ev)ry f-lorclor w (five u Vy ritten Cuarantee to cure or refund the money. Circulars free. Guarantee lsU4i ouly by our ex vlusivu ageuu V. (1. FRHKE &. 10.. I) IU (.GISTS, Sole agents. Plattsmouth, Neb. rr J church jm piiXj imir.,i Hnd I been W V ' ; -V " Jf ' ' Here's the Idea Of the Non-pull-out Bow The great watch saver. Saves the watch from thieves and falls cannot be pulled off the case costs nothing extra. The bow has a groove on each end. A collar runs down inside the pendant (stem) and fits into the rrooves, firmly locking the bow to the pendant, so that it cannot be pulled or twisted off. Can only be had with cases stamped with this trade mark. Jxs. Boss Filled Watch Cases are now fitted with this great bow (ring). They look and wear like solid gold cases. Cost only about half as much, and axe guaranteed for twenty years. Sold only through watcb dealers Remember the name Keystone Watch Case Co., PHILADELPHIA. F. S. WHITE, llai: street, I'iattMuouh. A. IV ""f" I"ICI-!-iII. Teas and Coffees Unexcelled, Vurticc liros.' ( elebrated CANNED GOODS. SOLE AGENT FOU Pillsbury's MINNESOTA FLOUR, The Itest in the Worlil. The "XXXX" ami "liesf Brands. The Plattsmoi'th Mills, C. 1IEISEL. Prop. This Mill has heen rebuilt, and furnished with Machinery of the best manufacture in the world. Their "Plansifter" Flour Has r.o Superior in America, (ilvelta trial and he convinced. Bran, Sliorts and Corn Meal Always on hand. Orders ilelivered In city promptly. TERMS-Cash or 30 days' time. II. J. Strright. J. Sattler STREIGHT & SATTLER, Suc ei4t4orii to lleury liieck. Fornitare i Undertaking Pianos and Organs, STOVES and RANGES. Our Furuiture line Is complete in every detail An investigation is certain to convince. First National Bank I'LATTSMOUTH, NKII. Capital, paid up $50,000 OFFICERS: Jons Fit7.4jep.ald President F. E. White Vli'e president S Waloii. Cashier DIRECTORS: John Fitzgerald. 1 Hawksworth. V. E.White S. Wangh anil Geo. E. Dovey. Careful attention given to the Interests of customers. Collei'tions made ami promptly remitted for. Highest market price paid for county warrants aud state ami county bonds. w. u.cvauisa, j. r. joimsoif, Hmitltnt. rice-President. Tina Citizens' Bank, PLATTSMOUTH, NEB. Capital paid in - - . - - $30,000 DIRECTORS: J. W. Johnson. W D. Merriam. Win. Weten kamp, 1. c. Morgan. Henry Elkenbary, M. W. Morgan and W. II. Cushlu. t. general bauklng business transacted. In terest allowed on lime deposits. cftn Tf the chlTd was 1TD V i " What is Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher's prescriptioa fur Infants and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil. It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty yev-ra use by Millions of Mothers. Castoria is the Children's Panacea the Mother's Friend. Castoria "Castor-la is so well adapted tochUdren that I nvi:aajeud it aa superior to any prescription known to me." II. A. AacuEa, M. D.. Ill So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. Y. " The use of Castoria is so universal and its merit so well known that it seenis a work of supttrerogation to endorse it. Few are the intelligent families who do not keep Castoria within easy reacn. Cakum Makttm, D. V., New York City. Tbs Ckktal'h. THE EVER iiffmiraTttoues OF mm mm OF PLATTSMOUTH, Is distinctively the place where the Farmer's Dollar Goes the Farthest. We lead, as ever, in Buggies and Carriages. This year's line is larger than ever and the prices cannot fail but suit. As to Implements, Our two large store-rooms are brim-full of the BEST and MOST PERFECTED to be found in the Implement market. Special attention is called to our 4tBoy Riding Cultivator" and our "New Departure" Tongueless Cultivator, Both of which will bear out the assertion that nothing their equal can be found in the market. SPEAKING OF Harness, For the Money, and are the only firm using "Old Fashioned Oak Tanned Leather" in Cass County. Consult your own interests and Deal with an Establishment which conducts Business on the Plan of Giving Real Worth in Return for the Buyer's Money. FRED GORDER & SON, 307-309 Main Street, Plattsmouth, Neb. W. A. HUMPHREY. M. D., HOMOEOPATHIC Physician and Surgeon, FLATTSMOUTH. NEBRASKA. l'j:4 , Ii ity or C4ian'ry Promptly Anwr.-i Dr. Agnes V. Swetland, HOMEOPATHIST. Spjclal attention to Obstetrics. Diseases of Women and Woman's Surgery. Office: "eTeVn' Omaha, Keb sbmfeXrtiatf rhr la nttendinsr v fprPncflinOmahato- """""' w" BfiK3L33 Castorisu Caffioria cures 0lii (AinstipaUoo, S. u:r Stmaoh, Diarrho-a, ErucLation, lCills Worms, gives sleep, and promotes di gestion. Without injurious uit-dication. "For Bfveral years I nave recommended your ' Castoria, and shall always continue to do so as it has invariably produced beneficial results." Ed wis F. Puuu, M. D., l&th Street and 7th Ave., New York City. 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