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I ) ? TV WEEKLY JOURNAL, THURSDAY, AUGUST 30, 1694. IX AMU AROIXU THE TOWN. Jacob Horn of Cedar Creek was in the city Tuesday. Fred Iluhge of Avoca was a I'latts moutU visitor Tuesday. W. A. Swearingen, deputy county clerk, and wife are the guests of rela tives in Weeping Water. The state sangerfest, just closed at Columbus, was a tremendous suc cess and the attendance larger than any of the previous meetings. The Sidney (la.,) Herald says that three weddings in liiverton, in that county, have been postponed on ac count of the dry weather. Lincoln Journal. InvitationB are out aunouncing the marriage of Mr. Jno. A. Donelan,of Weeping Water, to Miss Edith White, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. White, of this city, on Wednesaaj, Sept. 5th. The sporting department of the Sun day World-Herald says: Only two men from Omaha went down to St. Joseph, Thursday, to see the Ryan Layton mill. The Plattsmouth affair has killed all desire for pugilism in this town. Murderer Harry Hill is ill, although his sickness is reported by the county physician as not likely to prove seri ous. II is close conlinemenfat the jail and the worry over his impending fate are doubtless the reasons for his in disposition. A western rxcliauve says: "A man singing 'Tush tliem Clouds Away' met with a horrible fate on our streets. I'll tell you we want rain and want it bad, and when a blear eyed, knock kneed son-of-gun tries to scare the clouds away. he"s going to get hurt.' Jack McKeuzie. a farmer living near Stanton, Xeb , was held up Fri day night on his way home from Nor folk and robbed of I3H0. the proceeds of his wheat crop. In the light to save his money he was slashed with a knife and only gave up his wad at the threat ot a bullet. The villains were unrecog nizable in the daikness. The remains of Michael McEntee. father of i has. McEntee of this city, were brought here Sunday from Chariton. Iowa, the late home of the des'faffd, and were interred in the Catholic cemetery west of town. The deceased was seventy-eight years old, and his demise, which occurred Sat urday, was due to his extreme old age. Last Friday's Bee says: "Xehawka as considerably stirred up yesterday by the arrest of one of her citizens for the alleged selling of spirituous drinks without a Iic-euse. Deputy Hubbard, who made the arrest, also subpa'uaed a number of witnesses. No one knew anything of such offense having been Ct'inuiitteil, and the matter was dis nnsed. The Missi s E.hel and Alice Dove departed last Friday evening for Eng land, where, they will p.nsue their Studies in vocal culture under the care of the masters in that profession. The little girls have a bright future before Ilium in the musical w oi Id. and their progress will be watched with keen in terest by their f riends and admireis in this city. Gov. Crotuide has issued his Labor day piocl.ml iimn in which he recom mends 'that on Monda. September 3, 1M4, all places of business be closed that opportunity be given those who toil by hand or brain to celebrate the day in such a maimer as is calculated to recognize and teach the worth of earnest effort, to elevate and dignify labor and improve the conditiou of wage earners in our midst.' Jerry Farthing pretends to be in dignant be ond all description at the criticism in the News in refer ence to Lindsay's bail bond, which stated that a '"judgment against Jerry for soD would not be worth five cents." Tiik JofKXAL extends the. right to Jerry to get just as indignant as he wishes providing his account for daily subscription amounting to some $22 owing to this office is paid sometime this side of the miUenium. The Cass county base ball champion ship banner which was offered at Weeping Water last week to the -winning team during the series ot frames piajeu mere was won by tte Wabash team. The club did excellant playing and is composed of the fol lowing players: Steve Frans, c. Will Graves p. and 1st b., J. II. Johnson p. and 1st b.,13ert Coglizer 2d b., Hen Frans ss., Joe Clemmons 3db.,Chas. Doty 1. f , Will Coglizer c. f. and Will IJetts r. f . Harry Green of the Weekly Herald and a Mr. J. W. W.. of Louisville, are indulging a wordy war in the newspapers over a recent game of ball played between the Plattsmouth and Louisville teams. Harry had the last inning in last week's Herald, and his screed commenced with the statement that he "wouldn't say much." Harry was possibly correct. He didn't say much, but it required three-quarters of a column for him to conclude bis inning at any rate. Xow for J . W. W. Total 142,811.20 TLe'TlanSifter'fiouns ice popular From a perusal it will be seen that ' brand. Ask for it from vouSgrocer. To Cass County Populists. The populist electors of Cass county are hereby requested to send delegates to meet in convention at Wabash on Saturday. September Sth, 1894, at 10 o'clock a. in., for the purpose of placing in nomination the following candi dates: One state senator. Two representatives. One county attorney. And to transact any other business that may properly come before the convention. The basis of representation will be one delegate at large from each pre cinct and ward and one additional delegate for each ten votes, or major fraction thereof, cast in 1893 for Silas A. Holcomb for judge of the supreme court. The primary elections of the several precincts and wards will be held on Friday, S3ptember 7th, 1894. The hour and place of holding will be the same, and the number of delagates each ward and precinct is entitled to is as follows: Tipton, 11 delegate;, at Eagle 3:00 p. m. Salt Creek, 10 delegates, at Greenwood 4 :00 p. m. South Bend, "delegates, at South Bend, 7 :30 p.m. Greenwood, 10 delegates. Center, 5 delegates, at Manley S. II., 4:00 p. in. Liberty. 12 delegates, at I'nion. Weeping Water, 8 delegates, at Cascade S. II. 7:30 p. m. Stove Creek. 10 delegates, at Elmwood 7:30 p.m. Elm Hood, 10 delegates, at Murdock 3:00 p. in. Rock Bluffs. 1st dig., 2 delegates, at Rock Bluffs 5:00 p. m. Hock Bluffs, Sd dis., 5 delegates, at Murray 7:30 p. in. Louisville, 5 delegates, at Berger S.II. 7:30 p. m. Avoca. 6 delegates, at Hutt hings S. II. 3:00 p m. Mt. Pleasant, 4 delegates, at Gllmore S. II. 3:00 p. m. Eight Mile Grove, 3 delegates, at voting place 7 :30 p. m. Nehuuka.6 delegates, at Nehawka, 4:C0 p. m. Plattsmouth, 3 delegates. Taylor S. II., 7:00 p.m. Plattsmouth city : First ward, 2 delegates. Plattsmouth 8:00 p.m Second ward, 3 delegates, " " " Third ward. 2 delegates. " " Fourth ward. 2 delegates, " " Fifth ward. 1 delegate. " ' Weeping Water city : First ward. 4 delegates. Eagle c fluc S:i"0 p.m. SwonJ ward, 4 delegates ' " " Third ward, 4 delegates, " We recommend that no proxies be allowed, but that the delegates pres ent cast the full vote to which their respective precincts are entitled. We extend a cordial invitation to all citizens of Cass county, irrespec tive of party, who are in sympathy with the principles set forth in the platform adopted by the people's party at Omaha. July 4, 1S92, to meet with us. Arrangements are being made for speakers and for a grand picnic, and all should bring well-filled baskets. I)y order of the county central com mittee. A. M. UrssEi.L, Chiirmau. H. F. Allen". Secretarv. Window glass of all sizes at Gering & Co.'s. THe CHimoii lit Vtnif Watrr. The Weeping Water Republican says: Our citizens were awakened this morning by the firing of the can non about six o'clock. It, came in on the 9:30 freight last evening, and was pieced in position on the hill above the Dinp this morning. The trim will have a stroi.g guard o er it da and night to prevent IMattsmouih people capturing it The people of lh- "vest end" ap pear to believe that l'iattsmouth peo ple really want the old cannon back again, and that the Nehawka boys played quite a joke on us when they came up here and stole it. The fact of the w hole matter is that ourpeopleaie really glad the dangerous old gun is no longer quartered b t Iii- community, and the "west end" people need not lose any sleep in guarding it. They could do us no greater favor than to keep it. When the gun was first brought to Plattsmouth, over a dozen years ago, it was carefully guardedand hid away, for fear that the parties from whom we stole it would make an effort to get it back again. But they did not appear to want it, and for six or eight years it was allowed to stand where it w as last used, until a dozen half-baked fools from Nehawka came up and hauled it away. Orion for float IC-prentrnrati v. The republicans nominated S. W. Orton of Weeping Water for float representative by acclamation at their convention at Nebraska City last Saturdav. Jno liuck, one of Cass county's best known fanners, was town Wednes- i day exhibiting some sample stocks , of weat. barlev. oats and grasses re Icently cut in Wyoming, where the country is irrigated. The stalks were taken from the farm of Mr. Buck's son. AH of the stalks were over six feet high, and illustrated quite con clusively that irrigation is a success. The Xebraskii City News says: "The republicans did their utmost to con vert the Weeping Water reunion of old soldiers into a political meeting. Church Howe opened Strode's cam paign there with a strong political speech; Strode followed the next day and told what he would do should he i be elected to congress, and then came John M. Thurston with his denuncia tions of everything democratic. Church Howe seems to lie working the old soldiers as smoothly as he worked J the grange. AROrSD THt COCKT ROOMS. DISTRICT COURT. District Judge Chapman is at O'Neill presiding at the trial of Barret Scott, Holt county's defaulting treasurer. Scott got away with some $40,000 of the county funds and a strong effort is being made to secure his punish ment. Edwin Irey et al. vs. Geo. W. Eaton and Martha Irey Frazier is title of a suit filed in district court. The title to a $6,000 farm, situated in Lib erty precinct, is involved, and the trial of the case will therefore be warmly contested. COUNTY COUKT. License to wed was issued in county court Wednesday to Jos.F. Simington, of Ashland, and Miss Harriet Hinkley, of Salt Creek precinct, this county. The groom is one of the wealthiest men in Saunders county. The cere mony will occur at the home of the bride. JUSTICE AltCHEU'S COUKT. Justice Archer listened to the testi mony in a forcible entry and detainer suit Tuesday between Jas. Pittman and A. L. Branson. The parties live near Union and the possession of a house was in dispute. Justice Archer held that Pittman had the right of passession. Mixed paints at Gering & Co.'s. Notice. To John W. A. Bird, non-resiilent defendant: You are hereby notified that ou the 4th day of Auirust. Osta r.. Mini tiled her petition aeainst you in the district court of Cans county, Nebraska, the object and prayer of which are to obtain a divorce from you ou the (around that you have wilfully abandoned the plaintiff without just cause for the term of two years lat past . and asking for the custody of the mi nor child, the issue of her marriace with you. You are reuuired to answer said petition on or before the 10th day of September, is;n osta r. . mui. einiiitirt. 33-4 By Cuas. L. C raves, her attorney. Notice to Creditor. State of Nebraska, i Cass County, i ' In the matter of the estate of Helena Epen- berner. deceased. Notice is hereby (jiven that the claims and lemands of al! persons acainst Helena Euen- bersrer. deceased, late of Raid county and state. will be received, examined and adjusted by the county court at the court house in Plattsuiouth on the l;th day of February, A. 1. 1V5. at ten o'clock in the forenoon, and that six months from mill flr the tilth dav of Aufflist. A. I. lsyl. is the time limited forcreditors of said decesed j to present their claims for examination and al lowance. Ciiven under my hand this pith day of August. A. 1). 1SU4. 36-4 B. . IAMt . C ounty Jtidse. l.rk'al xsotloe. ToJohu P. llenrer, nou-reldent. defendant: You are bert-oy untitled that on the 2sth day f August. A. 1. ls'.l. Mollie Herder tiled a jtetl- lion auainst you in the district court of c ass county. Nebraska, the object and prayer of which are to obtain a divorce from you on the urounds that you have wilfully, grossly and wanton v omitted, neuiccted and refused to support and maintain the plaintiff and her in fant children, and liaveauandoiiedsaid plaintiff and infant children without pood cause, or any cause whatever, for more than two years last past: and for the runner cause that, in disreuai d of vonr marital duties and obligations, you have at divers times committed adultery during the year l:f' wirhout the consent or connivance of said plaintiff, which oflenses have never been cond. med by this plaintiff. You are further notified that plaintin in tier petition prays ior the custody of the minor children, the f ruits of said marriage, for the restoration to her maiden name, and for a decree of court quieting title in hr to the foil owing deseri bed real estate, to wit : The southeMst quarter of section thirteen ( 13 . in township twenty-six iSti'. range forty-nine 4:i. westof the sixth principal meridian : also the 11-irheant quarter of section nineteen ( l'.'i. township twentv-six CJto. ramie forty-eight 4si. nil of sa'd lands neing located in nni i.nue nut v. N e bra ska : also the northw est utiur:er of the northeast quartet of section seventeen 1 17 . iiiuiishin ten ilni. rsnge thirteen i!3. in l':is county. Ncbi riska. and also the northeast quit ter of northwest ouartcr or scticn eieiit fi. wnshipten 110. rane thirteen 113 in C ass county. Nebraska. You are required to answer said petition on or before Monday. October the Mh. A. 1). 94. ;-4 MOLLIE HEK'iEli, Plaintiff. P.y II. S. Hamset. her Attorney. Legal Notice. S. O. I.feson. whose first name is unknown. John D. Parsons, Jesse L. Hoot. Edwin M. Parker, Frederick . Fowler. ii. Pickens, wnose hrst name is unknown, and c. J. liotl- uinli. whose first name is unknown, wni take notice that ou the iUh day of July, l.s'.il Alex ander 11. Robertson, trustee ot the estate of Ella V. iJ..vls. deceased, as piaiutirl. hied his pennon in the district cou:t m and tor Ciis- county. siute of Nebraska, against Mil hael O'loiiohoe. Anne O'Donohoe, Milton I. Pink. Kate Poik, John F'. Pols. Martissa E Polk, S i. Leeson, first name unknown, rrniin c arruth. John 1. Parsons, Kichey brothers, J ese L. Root, Wil liam 11. Anderson, executor of the estate of William Wheeler, deceased, Edwin M. Parker. Frederick W. F'owler, tieorge W. t'oveli, W. 11. Pickens, first name unknown. William Neville. Thomas wobe. C.J. Hoffman, first name un known, Peter McC'ann, Mary A. lloyle and E. T. Hartley, hrst name unknown, as defendants, the object and prayer of which are to foreclose a certain mortgage executed and delivered by the defendants, Michael O'Donohoe and Anne O'Donohoe. his wife, to the plaintiff, Alexander H. K ibertson. as said trustee, on the 11th day of December. 1K", upon the following described real estate, situated in the county of Cass, and siate of NcbrasKa, to-wit: Lots one 1 1) to six (rti, inclusive, in block two 2i and lots four 4. live ." and six (Oi. in block eightv nine (-'., all in the city of Plattsmouth. and also upon the south one half of block live t.i: and lots four 4. five Sj and six (6 in block eight Is, in White's ad dition to the city of Plattsm .nth. which mort gage was executed ami delivered to secure the payment to sa;d ponntiti of luree certain promissory notes, dated December inth. lrts'i. and made by said defendant. Michael O'Dono hoe, to the order of said Alexander H. Rotert son. trustee, each for the sum of one thousand dollars, and due and payable respect! vely on or before December lmh. lvsc. December loth. lvC, and December Mlh, isss:that the tirst of said notes has been paid, and that there is now due upon said other two notes and mortgages the sum of one thousand dollars, together with in terest thereon at the rate of 7 t?r cent per an num from the loth day of December. IsKi, and the further sum of eight hundred seventy-three and 15 100 dollars S73.1.1. together with in terest thereon at the rate ot 7 ier cent per annum from March 10th. 17. for which sums and in terest said Alexander U. Robertson, as said trustee, prays for a decree that the defendants be required to pay the same, or that said prem ises may be sold to satisfy the amount found due, and that all of said defendants be fore closed and forever barred of all equity cf re demption or other interest in said mortgaged premises. You. and each of you. are required to answer said petition on or" before the 10th dav of September, sij. Dated Plattsmouth , Neb.. A"g. 0th. 1V4. 34-4 ALEXANDER H. ROllERTSON. Trustee of estate of Ella V. Davis, deceased. By Isaac . Cosc.dox, Attorney. Notice or I'robate or Will. State of Nebraska. I Cass Coi.stt. f 88 In county court In the matter of the last will and testament of Philip Paul Kheinfrank, de ceased : Notice is hereby given that on the 10th day of Septeinber.A D, lU4,at theoffice of county judge in Plattsmouth, Cass county, Nebraska, at the houTof 10 o'clock in the forenoon the follow ing matter will beherd and considered : Tne petition of Joseph Cook to admit to pro hate the last will and testament of Philip Paul Rheiufrank. deceased, late of Plattsmouth pre cinct, in said county, and for letters of admin istration with will annexed to Joseph Cook. Dated this 14th day of August, A. P., lSi4. By order of the court. :;4 3 B . S. KAMSEY, County Judge. .xwu- w j ua.i -w.w wi recommend the nomination bv Clear GOES THE SUMMER CLOTHING, FURNISHINGS, Etc, at This is no Cheap Advertising Fake. is Absolute and Genuine. Cash will Perhaps you doubt this Claim. There's be convinced Call and inspect the The People's Popular Final Settlement Notice. In the matter of the estate of Mattes Akeson. deceased : In the county court of Cass county. Nebraska. Notice is hereby given that Isaac Wiles, executor of the estate of the said Mattes Ake son. deceased, lias made application lor final settlement and that said cause is set for hearing at my office at Plattsmouth on the 18th dav of eptember. A. P.. lns4. at 10 o'clock a. m. on'said dav, at which time and place all per son" interested may le present and examine said accounts. li. S. Rahset. County Judge. Plattsmouth. Neb., Aug. loth. J4-S Application For Liquor License. Notice N hereby given that the undersigned have riled their petition and application before the countv commissioners of Cass county, Ne braska, asking that a license be granted them to sell milt, spirituous and viuous liquor with in the village of Cedar Creek, said county and state, for a period of one year, and that the said matter will be heard and considered by the county commissioners at their regular session In vptember, 1S94. JACOB J. HORN. HERMAN UILFICKER. We Have Money to Loan at 6 per cent On farm or city property In any section of the country where propertv has a fixed market value. Moiict ready for immediate loans where securitv and title is good . No commission. We solicit "applications. Blanks furnished upon request. ALLEN & CO.. 40 42 Itroad way.New York Consumption. Bronchitis, Catarrh, and all diseases of the respiratory organs are of like germ origin, and it is only lately that they have been successfully treated. In Htlo. taken by steam inhalation. Ameri ctn scientists have succeeded, where Koch and Pasteur failed, in jertecting a cure that of res. For particulars address California Chemical "Vorks. Omaha, Neb. 13-14 1894. SHIPPED C. O. D. BICYCLES HIGH GRADE Anywhere, - - - 8 25 IJicycle S12 50 To Any one ... 50 Bicycle 25.00 All Styles arid IN ices. To LSicycle 37.50 Save Dealers' Prolits 125 Hicycle 62.50 Send for illustrated catalogue. S3 CO., OMAHA. KEB. Dr. Agnes Y. Swetland, HOMEOPATH I ST. Special attention to Obstetric. Diseases cf Women and Woman's Surpeir ftfTlPP . 1933 Farnain Street. ULUbC , Telephene ll.4. Omaha, Feb Mrs. J. Benson, LADIES' FURNISHER. OMAHA, READ THESE PRICES Ladies' Skirts from 75c. to $14.40. Ladies' Waists from 50c to $8.50. Narrow Val. Laces from 15c per doz. up. Uutter Cream and Black Laces in Bordon and other styles from 10c a yard to the llnest quality. Our stock is very large and no old Roods on our shelves. We make a specialty of Ribbons and Handkerchiefs. Good quality Gloria Silk Sun L'm brellas from $ 1.00 to $5.00. Specially low prices on Ladies' and Children's Hoiseiy and Underwear. We have many lines of Ladfes' Fancy Goods, not kept in other stores. We - are giving special prices in Gloves. In short, we make special prices in every department. Come in or order by MAIL. We will give your order prompt and care ful attention. MRS. J. BENSON, 1519 Douglas St., near 16th, OMAHA, XEB. bUCI I " 1 the tion to the Hilt KNIFE INTO THE buy More and Better Summer Clothing of JOE than mor tal man could fairly ask. JOE RECOGNIZING The demand for reduction in the cost of necessaries, we have made, for the month of AUGUST Great discounts on our former prices. Through all our depart ments the knife has been un spairingly used and its result is we are offering many tempting bargains. Clothing Department. The "leader" here is a S7.50 Suit. This lot is made up of all the broken sizes in our men's light suits. There are cheviots and cassimeres, in tan, grey and other colors. Not one of these suits ever sold before for less than S12.50. Your choice for August S7.50. (Send measurement.) A good pair of Never Rip pants at 95 cents. A fine line of all wool pants in cheviots and cassimeres that have been selling at $3.00 and up, new 51-95- All wool Jersey cheviots and children's worsted knee pant suits at Si. 48. Finest made light summer knee pant suits at 23.25. These are worth S5.50, $6.25 and $7.00 per suit. The largest line of GROCERIES and the best values. Note the following sample prices: Best tomatoes, 8Jc per can ; cnoicest sugar corn, 51c per can ; Golden Pumpkin. 6c per can : mixed pickles and chow chow, 5c ; French mustard, 2c per bottle ; large pails jelly, 35c ; oil sardines, Sic per can ; sweet choco late, 3ic per cake; Baker's chocolate, l"ic per package; pure corn starch. 3c ; one lb. can pure baking powder. 10c ; standard soap. 3c per bar ; Japan tea. 19c ; sun-cured Japan. 23c and up; broken Java coffee, l"ic; Golden Rio coffee, 25c per lb. Send for samples of our silks and wash dress goods, and prices on furniture, hardware, jewelry, music, or in fact anything you may need. Prompt and careful attention to all mail orders. HAYDEN BROS., OMAHA. NEB. W. II. CUSU1AO, Frrmldant. JT. W. JOUXBO Flee- PrldeKt. -THE- Citizens Bank, PLATTSMOUTH, NEB. Capital paid in - - - $50,000 DIRECTORS: J. W. Johnson. W. D. Merriam, Wm. Weten kamp, I). ". Morgan. Henry Elkenbary, M. W. Morgan and W. H. dishing. 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