WEEKLY JOURNAL,
THURSDAY, APRIL, 4, 1895.
IX AMD AROUND TDK TOWN.
The Lincoln Journal suggests that
Li IIudr Chang is the first Chinaman
to be shot in the face since the com-
mencement of the war.
W. L.. Ackerman and A. C. Helps,
recent arrivals in Alliance from
Havelock. have cone to work in the
machine shops here. Alliance Grip.
Slam Shumaker still has faith lit the
lightning rod as a lightning protector,
and has bought a supply with which to
furnish his customers and he makes
a good argument in its favor, too.
Cot. Holoomb Thursday afternoon
sent to the senate the name of Robert
Damarel of Red Cloud to be superin
tendent of the ilastings insane asylum.
rice Dr. Johnson, resigned.
Col. M. D. Polk of the News passed
his S7th milestone Friday, and aside
from a stoop in his shoulders and the
loss of several front teeth, the colonel
is still pretty much of a spring chicken.
Messrs. Davies and Orton of this
countv had the good sense to vote
against the Liambourn bill for the per
manent location of the state fair at
Lincoln, and helped to make up the
number of votes necessary to kill it.
At the public school declamatory
contest at Weeping Water Thursday
Miss Dot Girardet was selected to
represent the schools of that town in
the district contest, which occurs in
this city next Friday night, April 5th.
Presiding Elder L. F. Britt of
Plaatstnouth filled the pulpit at the M.
E. church Monday evening and de
livered a verv interestinc sermon. He
also announced a revival to begin
Thursday evening. Louisville Cour
ier-Journal.
People about the town are wonder
ing where the Pabst Brewing company
secured the photograph of our farmer
friend, Sam Barker. A glimpse at the
pictufe of his goatship which adorns
the Pabst bock beer lithographs will
explain the connection.
The Plattsmoutii Journal, says
that Sj ith Hires, who is quite well
known in this county, has rented a
farm in Cass county, quit drinking
and proposes to make a man of him
self. We hope Tiie Journal knows
what it is talking about. Nebraska
City News.
Nebraska City had another lire in
the business portion of the town early
Friday morning. The loss, how
ever, was only slight, amounting to
8500. During the last two or three
months Nebraska City has had about
"steen dozen" fires, and several of
them caused considerable loss.
Some twenty of her lady friend? in
vaded the parlors of Mr. and Mrs. J.
C. Petersen on Saturday evening in
honor of the 39lh birthday of Mrs.
1'elcit.cii, bom the completely sur
prised. The evening was passed in
various social amusements and thus
present report a m-"st enjoyable even
ing. From the Courier-Journal we glean
the information that Horace Brown
and Tom l'armele, both of whom are
ex-Plattsmouthians, are candidates
for trustees of the village of Louis
ville. The election occurs next Tues
day but it is not too late to import
several dozen voters from Plattsmouth
to cast their votes for the boys.
As a financial. investment there is
none better than to keep your build
ings and ' farm implements well
painted. It saves far more than it
costs, besides it looks so much better
to see everything painted up new
every few years, Try this plan and
you will thank The Journal for the
suggestion.
The Tecumseh Journal says: A
bashful young man of Tecumseh,
while attending revival meetings, was
approached by an t arnest young lady.
who said to him: "My dear friend, it
would do my heart good to lead you to
the altar." The young man hesitat
ingly replied that he appreciated the
honor, but as he was already engaged
to two girls he could not accommodate
her.
Lee Sharp of Omaha was in town
Fridav visiting among old-time
friends. He is now conducting an
electric machinery repair shop and is
doiue utfll his mother and brother
living with him. He says, by the way,
that thtt most wonderful- revolution is
joint: forward among the people on
the silver question in Omaha, and new
converts to free silver aie made every
day.
The bill providing for the perma
nent location of the state fair at Lin
coln hs been indefinitely postponed,
and ms th,e lepialaturf will adjourn on
April 5i h, the bill is now completely
dead. Having lost the fair in a con
test before the state board of agricul
ture, Lincoln should have been con
tent to lay plans to get it back again
by legitimate means, without playing
the bay wet and seckinir Hip assist
ance f n vi'e V'laka leifiMutm? .
Xhe tfT'tss wHriiintiij of ttie B'irlington
5:ilwa' for t tie month of February
.vere 12,060,550, a riecita.e of $367,342
from the same month of last year.
The operating expenses were $1,454,-
169, a decrease of $9S,919. The net
earnings from traffic over operating
expenses were G06,SS1, a decrease o
t26S,423. With total expenses and
charges balanced against the earnings
for the month, there is a deficit of
t20S.G19.
Mrs. Mary Wolf of Cedar Creek is
now in the city for the treatment of
her daughter, whose left foot has not
been of much use to her, the cords of
the insten having crown fast to the
bones. Dr. Humphrey performed an
operation on the foot some days ago,
loosening the muscles or cords so that
the foot can grow into a normal con
dition. A shoe with proper braces has
been prepared for her to wear, so that
nature can be helped.
Information from Thayer, Mo
gives the news of the death in that
town on Tuesday last of Mr. S. II.
Davis, after an illness with pneu
monia. Mr. Davis made his home in
this city for several years with his son
Frank Davis, and with the latter has
been living in Missouri for the past
year. He had passed his three score
years and was no doubt prepared to g
having been a member of the Method
ist church for a great many years.
The three-year-old child of Andy
Artttrbun. living five mile southwest
of Blue Hill, this state, was fatally
burned Wednesday last. The parents
were out doing their evening chores
and when they returned, being attrac
ted by the scream of the child, they
found the little girl in flames and a
cradle in which was an infant all
ablaze. The whole room was afire.
The child died the day following after
suffering untold agony.
The case of Clyde Opelt, charged
with having violated rules of the ex
cise board in the sale of liquors out of
hmirs, has been continued nine times.
It was to hav been tried March 26,
but it seems to have dropped out of
sight and all queries regarding its dis
position are met with replies which in
dicate that those questioned do not
know. The police record shows the
last continuance to March 26, but
Captain Mason says be dees not know
what has been done with the case.
Lincoln Journal.
We learn that Col. Polk's News, on
the strength of its being the official
city paper for this year, will insist on
publishing all of the saloon license
notices every day in two weeks, as the
law contemplates, and will charge
inereior the run legal rate is :..
TLeNewi insists that once a week for
two weeks is not a legal publication;
that the question was raised in
Beatrice last year and the full two
weeks" publication was required and it
therefore has a right to demand the
full leeal rate. In our opinion Col.
Polk's position is about right, but
whether the saloou men will stand it
is another question.
State of Ohio, City of
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
is the senior partner ol the firm of I .
J. Cheney Sc Co., doing business in the
city of Toledo, county and state afore
said, and that said firm wiil pay the
sum of one hundred dollars for each
acd every case of catarrh that cannot
be cured by the use of Hall s Catarrh
Cure,
Frank J. Cheney.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this Cth day of Decem
ber. A. D. 15SS.
seal: A. W. Gleason,
Notary Public.
H all's Catarrh cure is taken inter
nally and acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Sind for testimonials, free.
F. J. CnENEY & Co.. Toledo, O.
C?ESold by druggists, 75c.
The South Omaha postoflice was en
tered by burglars the other night and
the safe was tapped to the tune of
$,000 in money , stamps and registered
letters. Sonth Omaha's postmaster
will now know enough to store his
stamps in a bank vault.
Estray Notice Taken up as an
estray by the undersigned at bis resi
dence on section 28, town 11, range 14
east, in Cass county, Nebraska, one
tow hog marked with left ear off and
wallow fork in right. Is black with
home white spots, and weighs about
160 pounds. I. S. White.
March 28, 1895. 14-5.
100,000 to loan. National Exchange
Co See adv't. another column 14.
Magnet Chemical Co.
Gentlemen: --Of the many Pile pre
parations which l have used I found
none to do the work so quick and com
plete as Magnet Pile Killer. It is
"quick relief and positive cure," as
you say. very grateruuy yours.
ALmEUB M. rRICE,
Traveling Salesman, Maryville, Mo.
For sale by Gering & Co.
LK! Notlca.
In the district court of Cans county, Nebraska :
In the in tier or the estate or Dennett W.
fierce deceased.
Tbla Cfiuae came on for bearing upon the peti
tion of Walter J. V hlte. administrator of tbe
estate of Bennett W. Pierce, deceased, praying
for llcenae to aell lota fifteen and sixteen, block
nine. South Park addition to the city of J'latta
zneuth, or a aaSiclent amount of the same to
bring the sum of tMSO.OU. for the payment of
debts allowed against said estato and the cons
of administration, there not being sufficient
personal property to pay the said debts and ex-
penseit. It 1 therefore ordered that all persona
Interred In nald estate appear before me at
i'Inrgmni!tb.'ebroeka. r the 2d day of May,
lt-V at one o'clock p. m., to show cauo vtbr a
llc'Tise htfld not be granted to said adminis
trator to sell so much of tbe aboye described
ral estate of the aald deceased as shall be
ueeeiiary to pay said debts and expense.
Dated this lath day of March, 15
Hi SAM'LM. CHAPMAN.
Judge of the District Court.
HAYDEN BROS
Liar oil Sales.
The ereatest effort wo have ever
made to offer matchless bargains
in superior croods of well know
makes.
Domestic X. incus.
Lawrence L L Muslim
Alpine, Fine Drown
Arrow, Fine lirown 5
ColumbuB, soft finish, Bleached Mublln. ..5
Farwell bleached Muslin '
Cabot Bleached Muslin
Fruit of the Loom Muslin 8
10' Wide Sheeting 121-4
10i Wide Blcathvd Sheeting 13
Sateena, Domestic, fine Ginghams and wash
labrics and all the latest styles, at leas than half
usual prices.
Table Idnens.
The newest designs at 2Sc, 35a, 37c, 50c, 624c
up to the finest goods made, with napxina to
match, at prices never before dreamed of In the
lne u trade.
Iinen Towels.
Wonderful variety and low prices. 10c linen
tmi-Bia t r fine frlnce towels at idc, extra
quality 25c linen towels at 15c. Large lOcbath
towels at 5c. Extra large roc lain toweis at iuc;
23c bath towels at 15c.
White Dotted Swiss
At Pc, 124c, 15c. lSc. 2-V up to the nnesi maae,
il m.i .necial sale urices. White Swls with
colored dots as well as colored Swisses.
White Nainsook checks at 10c. 12ie and 15c
India Linens at 74c. 10c, 124c. 15c, ISc. 20c
and 25c.
Bod Spreads.
Endless variety. In every grade from 60c
e&cb up to 15.00.
Xadies,
Do you want a NOBBY JACKET ? Yon can get
one of the very latest style In our cloak and suit
department in black, navy, brown or tan, at
3.35. W.flO. 15 90 or IC.&I. Or tn Misses' sues 14
it is or ao vear at t3 63. tZ 19. 14.95. Tbei-e are
the beat good for the money In Omaha.
Thevarealno showing a splendid stock of
ladles all wool cape at tl.&u, f 1.95. K 45, 13. 00,
13.45. 13 75. 11.90. 15.00 and J5.V0.
Our stock of dnmsea. sklrtK. walsta, etc.. Is
oow complete. Special sale of 300 Mclntosnes.
heavy wool, plaid, tan and brown, at K.19, worth
to.OO.
Our dress goods and silk department carry
the only complete lines of fabrics to be found
lnthewet. Oreust assortment at absolutely
the very lowest prices.
Spring: Clothing.
TheM. II. Cook Clothin Co.'s clothing Is
all this season's bet styles.
Men's spring suit. Cook's price 13.00 to M.00
go at f J TS. Men's fine spring suits. Cook's price
I0.no aud f 11. 00. for 15 00 Very finest spring
uits In all stjlei. black cJay worsteds, silk mix
tures and caslmere suits, worth from r.00 to
S.CO. at 110 00 a -nil.
p.oj 's knee pant suit at 11.50.
Some splendid values in all wool pants at
95c, tl.25 and f 1.75 per pair.
Groceries.
Our prlc on grocerle. leas, coffee, spices
and drlod fruits surpass tboe of any house In
America.
-atLfartioo or Your Mony Hack.
OMAHA. NEII.
SAM GOTMAHH & GO.
WHOLESALE and RETAIL
DEALEIIS IS
Pure Wines, Liquors
AUD THE BEST CIO AES.
Sole Agents for the Celebrated
MILWAUKEE
Pabst Beer.
Deliveries made to aaa part of
city or shipped to any place.
the
WM. NEVILLE,
RESIDENT MANAGER.
First Premium
at the
Columbian Exposition
The Singer Man'f'g Co.
ui:ci:ivi:d
54 First Awards,
Being the largest number of awarda obtained
by any exhibitor and more than double the
number received by all other Sewing Machine
companies. Awards received on the following:
Family Sewing Machines, V. S.No.2,
I. F. C. B. and Single Thread Automatic
Chain Stitch Machine, Sewing Machine
Cabinet, Art embroideries. Laces. Cur
tains, Upholstery. Artistic Furnishings,
Hewing and Embroidery, Tapestry Ma
chine Work.
Alao 43 A wan! a. covering machines
for manufacture in every line where a
Sewing Machine can te usod on Wool
Cotton and Silk Cloth. Knit Goods
Leather, etc., for Ornamental Stitching
Button holes. Eyelets, Barring, Over
oaming, Staying, etc.
AGENTS WANTED.
The Singer LTfg Co
"all Over tlio World."
Hranoh Offl 1S16 Dourlaa St., Omaha
Those tiny Capsules arc superior
to lialaam of Copaiba, x
Cubebii and Injections. iPrTil
(Thcr core lnm houra the V J
same discuses -without anyincoxv
reuienco. S0LDBYAU.DRUQ&1STC
MM
Elson, the Cash Clothier
With His Novelties of Spring Glothing,
CO
Shirts
Men's Working
Men's Blaek Sateen
It will be money in you pockets to buy your
Clothing, Hats, Caps. Boots and Shoes of
1EILIDEL
Opposite Court House
A. H. WECKBACH,
DEALER IN
FANCY and STAPLE
GROCERIES
QUEENS WARE,
FLOUR and FEED
Aul Kinds of
VEGETABLES
In Season.
FISH
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
ALWAYS IK STOCK.
We are agents for the cele
COFFEE!
brated DIAMOND MILLS
RO PR IE-
CITY BAKERY
TOR
WHERE YOU CAN GET
GOOD, FRESH BREAD
At any time. Prompt attention clTen to order
Agent lor Seven of the Best
STEAMSHIP LINES.
GIVE ME A CALL.
Telephone 36.
Miln Street,
The City Hotel,
Corner Main and Third Sts.,
PLATTSMOUTH.
A FIRST-CLASS HOSTELRY
IN EVERY RESPECT.
REFITTED and REFURNISHED
Special Attention Given to the
Accommodation of Farmers.
First-Class Bar iTor:
CLEAN ROOMS AND TABLE
Rates $1 Per Day.
H. H. GOOS, Prop'r.
H. O. LIVINGSTON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
I NSUEAHCB.
PlatUmouth, - Nebraska
BEESOIJ tz ROOT.
Attorneys at Law,
FUlTTSMOUTn. 2TJSB.
OFI'ICB-Ftteserald block, otm PlntHsn bank
SO HAS
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in Large Variety.
Shirts,
White
Shirts,
Boys'
ttDne CDosDn'
What is
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Castoria is Ir. Samuel Pitcbcr'a prescription for Infants
and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor
other Karcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute
for Paregoric, Irops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor OIL
It is Pleasant Its guarantee is thirty ycora use hy
Millions of Mothers. Castoria is the Children's Panacea
the Mother's Friend.
Castoria.
"Cmatoria. U ao wcH adapted to children that
X rrcommend it m auperlor to an j prewcriptioo
known to me." II. A. Akhib, SL
111 So. OxTord SU Brooklyn. . T.
" Th uao of 'Caatoria Ls so tmrreraal and
Its merit so trail known that It seems a work
of supererogation to endorse it, Tvw are the
intelligent families who do not keep Castoria
within aaey reach.
CaBIXS) atlKrrs, D. D
Sew York City.
Tfix OarzaCB
$IOO,000. $lO0,O0O.
We have $100,000 to loan at a low
rate of interest on well-improved
farm lands in Cass county.
The National Exchange Co
OiHoe: First otairo
. L. Douglas
031SHOE
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ntNCMavCNAMCUXQ CALF.
3.PCUCES0LCS.
BKT fl.
ursr VB auuioa Kaepis waar tbe
W. L. Douglas $3s$4 Slices
Jul oar shoes &re ecaan y
They rtTS tha bast ralsw for the i
-racy aqoal cast an I boas in styls and fit.
Their waariog; qoalltl ara Bnaitrpaaacd.
Ths prices ara nnirorm,-tajBrd en sola.
Prom Si to S3 aarad arcr ether snakes,
li your deader carxaot supply tog ve can. by
JOSEPH FETZER.
Whm Bahy was tick, ir cts bar Outsrta,
When she was a CilM, she crlad far Castoria. '
THieaalie became Sllataiiaching to Castorla :
Whan she had Ch n.lrea. shs gay thata Ckatorta,
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1 xjrv.. 1 pyf
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Come
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Laundried shirts,
shirts,
Plattomontli, IJob.
Castoria
Civs tori a cures Colic, Oaost!patioD,
Fxir Btomach, Diarrticpa, Eructaiion,
Ililis TV onus, gives Bleep, tad promotes tt
Cestion,
Without injurious medication.
Tor Bereral years X ha.ro recomme&tlt
your ' Castoria, and shall altrsrs continue U
do so as It has lnrariahly produced benaSci
results.
Emm 7. Pinnrx, 2L D
125th Street and 7th Are New York Citj .
Cowajtt, 77 Hcxut Srvxt, Kxw You Crrr
oast of court House.
JOHN WATERMAN,
DEALER IN
LTjmber and Coal.
Hcodota coal f 4.13
Hard coal ........ .. 9.50
Can on Cit 7 coal...... .. 7.M
H. D. TRAVIS,
Attorney and Counselor at
Law.
TnXLL PRACTICE IN ALL THE COURTS.
01Jr-IC-Ilooms 1 and 2, lnln lll'lt.
Plattsmoutli, - - - Ileb.
STBEIQHT & SATTLEE,
Saeecasors to Henry Itojck,
Farniture i Undertaking
Stores, ItneH, Iianos. Orgnnt
Oux Parnltare lln U complete ln.srerr deto
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