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After Turkey. . .,
Before turkey time you will want
Clothing if you see our new produc
tions. Seeing is wanting, but don't
you need a new Suit or Overcoat?
What nobby Winter Suits we are
selling at $5.50 to $10.
What comfortable, good looking
and good wearing Overcoats we
will sell you at $5 to $12.
It will be your own loss if you
do not come and see our Attractive
Clothing at Attractive Prices.
Our Underwear Department is
complete, our Glove and Mitten de
partment is complete ; in fact, we
are complete in every department
that pertains to Men's, Boys and
Children's wear Call and see
he Leading uimm
PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE.
It. 11. Peterson of Louisville was a
court house visitor today.
Dr. Marshall, Graduate DENT
IST, Fitzgerald block.
County Clerk Dickson went out to
Louisville this morning.
Large and newest assortment of
French briar pipes in the city at Her
man Spiese'a, 304 Main street.
You can always find the very beat
of coffees and the purest spices at
Bennett & Tutt's.
Win. Delles Dernier and Bert Har
vey came in from Elmwood this morn
ing. Messrs. F. M. and J. G. Richey,
Chas. Parmele and W. D. Jones went
up to the metropolis this morning.
INDUCEMENT NO. 8.
Underwear department One case
of children's all wool, earners hair,
large sizes only, from 26 to 34 inch, at
25 cents for all sizes. 2-5 dozen child
ren's union suits at 50 cents a suit.
Wm. Herold & Son.
A dispatch from Minneapolis, Minn.,
says that the supreme court has filed
its decision in the Hayward murder
case, sustaining the lower court and
refusing a new trial. Hayward is un
der sentence to be hanged Dec. Cth for
the murder of Catherine Ging.
INDUCEMENT NO. 12.
Underwear department Two cases
of Morris Mills and Swiss Condi cele
brated makes of men's underwear, sold
everywhere at $1.50 a garment; our
price 75 cents.
Wm. Herold & Son.
If you want something new and
fresh in the way of evaporated fruits,
and want them cheap, call at Ben
nett & Tutt's. They have fresh rais
ins, figs, currants, prunes, apricots,
peaches, cranberries, etc., all of the
crop of 1S95.
INDUCEMENT NO. 2.
EI7, Walker Dry Goods Co., of St.
Louis, Mo., sample line of blankets
and underwear, comprising all kinds,
from the low grades to the finest
quality, bought by U3 at 33 per cent
discount, and will be sold at less than
wholesale prices.
Wm. Herold & Son.
After a man loafs for a year or two
It becomes a disease and the victim is
about Incurably worthless. If you
will notice him along in the second
stages you will observe that he has be
come so lazy that he will eat with both
elbows resting on the table and his
nose almost touching the victuals.
Some of them get too lazy to breathe
but never, never to eat. Nebraska
City News.
Inducement No. 5.
Gents' furnishing goods Men's
heavy, half-wool overshirts for 39
cents, worth 75 cents. Men's cheviot
shirts for 19 cents, worth 35 cents. A
fine line of all wool overshirts at the
lowest prices. Men's heavy, 9 ounce
Denim overalls at 50 cents, sold else
where at 75 cents.
Wm. Heiiold & Sox.
Lint of Letters
Remaining unclaimed in the postofilce
at riattsmouth, Nebraska, Nov. 20.
Campbell, M Z Jones, Mrs Laura
Sullivan, J B Thomas, Mrs Frances
Wing, Martha S.
Persons calling for any of the above
letters or parcels will please say "ad
vertised." W. K. Fox. P. M.
The Press has been devoting con
siderable space for thepast two days
trying to explain to the public how it
came about that Judge Chapman was
defeated. Their excuses are varied
and rather laughable when every one
realizes that the voters had become
tired of the judge aud by their ballots
retired him to private life. There is
no excuse to offer for no one is to
blame but the judge himself, and the
public knows, as does the Press, the
cause for the retirement, but as the
battle is over, the slain removed and
things put in shape for another battle,
"let the dead past bury the dead."
Nebraska City News.-
Notice is hereby given that bids will
be received at my office up till noon of
Dec. 4th, 1S95, for furnishing twenty
five cords of dry hard wood to the Cass
county poor farm. Bids must state
whether oak, hickory or mixed will be
furnished, and the price per cord.
Frank Dickson,
County Clerk.
Now doth the gentle housewife busy
herself with thoughts of the Thanks
giving dinner. Of course the noble
turkey is sure of a representation, and
on that occasion will be the central
figure, while ranged around on the
board in glorious profusion will be
vegetables, cakes, cookies, pies and
such appetizing viands as only the
careful housewife knows how to pre
pare. May such a feast fall to the lot
of every one on that day is our earnest
wish.
Xlerold's Inducement No. 1.
Shoe department The J. V. Egen
berger stock and the Herman Herold
stock, bought by us at a very low price,
enables us to offer some unprecedented
bargains in footwear.
Wm. Herold & Son.
Lehnhoff's entire stock of holiday
novelties, books and toys is now ready
for inspection and the shrewd buyers
buy now and get first choice. Go to
Lehnhoff's right now and have your
goods laid away till ChriBtmas. It
pays to buy early.
Commissioners Proceedings.
Plattsmouth, Neb., Nov. 12, 1895.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Those present were J. C.
Hayes, George W. Young, county
commissioners; Frank Dickson, county
clerk.
The minutes of October session were
read and approved. The following
business . was transacted in. regular
form:
Upon complaint of J. A. Current that
lot 1, nwi nei of section 16-10-10 was
assessed for twice the amount it should
have been for the year 1894, and the
board being satisfied of the fact, the
cleric was ordered to reduce tho n
sessment from $400 to $200 on the tax
list for said year.
. November 13, 1895.
Tho board met and those present
wore J. C. Hayes, Geo. W. Youug, J.
P. Falter, commissioners; F. Dickson,
clerk. The following- business was
transacted:
November 14, 1895.
Tne board mot and all present. Tho
following business was transacted:
Notice of the appointment of F. A.
Murphy as deputy shorilf was filed
and appproved. Said appointment
dating- from October 3, 189o.
The treasurer's statement for the
six montns enuing July J. ii) was
filed and approved.
Judges and clerks of election were
allowed 25 cents per hour for their
services, including $2 and mileage to
the messengers making the returns.
claims allowed on general fund.
C D Clapp. canvassing election
returns $ 9 0
C M Buler, same 5 00
Chris Wohlfarth, furniture for
election
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Turner Hall, room for election.
4
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H F Swaaback, same
Aug Bach, same
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Woodman lodge, Murray, same.
School Dist. 83, same
A L Timblin. same
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3 00
3 00
GAR hall. El in wood, same 4 00
H E Paukonin, same 4 00
E T Tool, same 4 00
D Lynn, same 4 00
Avoca Town hall, same 4 00
Louis Doo. putting up and re
moving booths 6 25
Wm Claus, police 1st ward,
Plattsmouth 4 00
Ira Searle, police 2d ward,
Plattsmoutn. ... 4 00
C A Harvey, police 3d ward,
Plattsmouth 4 00
Louis Dose, police 4tn ward,
Plattsmouth 4 00
Joseph Dove, police 5th ward.
Plattsmouth 4 00
Polk Bros, printing ballots, tax
list, etc 371 33
J C Hayes, salary 27 0!)
Geo W 'Young, same 28 70
J M Patterson, same 19 50
Ben Hempel, janitor 60 00
Frank Dickson, salary and ex. . 96 SS
G II Longenhagen, work at the
poor farm. 26 80
J C Eikenbary,pruarding prison
ers, attending court, etc 100 0
E E Hilton, work for county. . . 24 00
S A Davis, oil to poor farm 1 2u
L G Larson, repairs at jail 15 00
Nebraska Telephone Co, tele
phone rent 16 50
A U Mayfield, printing 6 25
State Journal Co, stationary. . . 49 15
S F Girardet, mdse to poor 5 00
B C Marquardt & Co, same 6 00
Geo L Farley, salary and ex... 103 00
Omaha Printing Co, tax re
ceipts, etc 84 00
Robt Metteer, rent of house for
poor 15 43
W D Jones, room for election,
team for county 4 50
W J White, coal to county.... 110 53
A Clark, mdse to poor 7 70
Aug Bach, same 12 00
F S White, same 7 00
A H Weckbaoh, same 13 50
Bennett & Tutt, same 18 00
Phil Green & Co, same 6 00
Jno F Hinshaw, work repairing
poor house ' 91 65
Plattsmouth Journal, printing-. 3 00
Plattsmouth Gas and Electric
Light Co, gas . 20 65
J C Smith, keeping poor 10 00
J S Denson, boarding prisoners. 42 00
Stander Bros, mdse to poor. ... 12 00
C M Leach, same 6 00
Lehnhoff Bros, mdse to county. 21 90
John Clements, viewing dead
body. 11 50
Mrs It E Yoder, care of poor. . . 6 00
G F S Burton, printing 75 75
A L Coleman, repair of clock. . 6 50
I H Dunn, sprinkling street. ... 1 00
Omaha Printing- Co, mdse to
county 28 97
Nebraska Telephone Co, rent. . 16 70
E G Dovey & Son, mdse to poor 17 90
F B Buesching, same 6 00
S F Gerardet, same 5 00
J L Hartshorn, fees state vs.
Henry Gabel 6 50
BRIDGE FUNDS.
J R Sheely & Co, building
bridges $313 16
Union Lumber Co, lumber and
tiling 121 05
Frank & Ridg way, same 41 20
Weeping Water Lumber Co,
lumber 75 76
A F Sturm, same 71 60
Avoca Lumber Co, same 12 50
Murdock Lumber Co, same 9 85
Cummins & Cummins, same... 101 60
Wolf & Tool, same 49 23
Tidball & Fuller, same. 11 70
COUNTY ROAD FUND.
Mike Rys, repair road tools $ 3 75
FH Baldwin, same... 11 50
LNeitzel, spikes 2 00
D Lynn, same 1 75
district road fund.
Patrick Hayes, for road use dis
trict No. 54..... $25 00
Board adjourned to meet in regular
session Tuesday, December 3, 1895.
Frank Dickson, County Clerk.
INDUCEMENT NO. 6.
Underwear department Men's
heavy grey undershirts and drawers.
only 25 cents a garment; sold last
season at 39 cents.
Wm. Herold & Son.
li3iitinq horses and mules.
In all probability the western roads
will limit the number of horses and
mules to be loaded in cars after Janu-
FOUR ATTENTION
1" IS CALLED TO
THE NUMBER OF IN
DUCEMENTS. WM.
HEROLD & SON ARE
OFFERING THIS PAY
DAY TO KEEP PEO
PLE FROM GOING TO
OMAHA.
See Local Columns.
ary 1. For a number of years they
have allowed a . minimum of 20,000
pounds in a car of this class of freight
and under this rule, five or thirty
horses or mules might be shipped as
long as there was 20,000 pounds. This
has led private concerns to build hun
dreds of large cars and this had the
effect of cutting out the cars of the
railroads. It is now proposed that
! only twenty head be loaded in a car
I and in excess of this a charge be made
for each additional 1,000 pounds.
World-Herald.
A Great Musical Treat.
Hans Albert, who is recognized as
America's greatest violinist, accom
panied by Don Long, the famous
young pianist and composer, have
been secuied to give a concert in the
Presbyterian church auditorium in
Plattsmouth on Monday evening, De
cember 2d. This promises to be the
musical event of the winter, and judg
ing by the people who have already se
cured tickets, it is certain to be a
great social success. Admission 50c.
with the privilege of reserving seats
without additional charge. Tickets
may be had at Lehnhoff Bros, after
Nov. 25th.
A. fioueer Gone.
Stephen Wiles, one of the pioneers
of the claim club days of Cass county
and for all these years since '58 a resi
dent of the vicinity of Plattsmouth
departed this lifeon Wednesday night
after a brief illness. Deceased was
the father of a numerous familv. His
wife survives him. The funeral wil
occur Friday, 22 d inst. He was for
most of his life a denout christian and
a regular member and attendant at
the services of the Christian church.
luiluceiuent o. 9.
Underwear department 50 dozen
ladies' heavy ribbed, fleecy lined
worth 35 cents, at 19 cents. 20 dozen
ladies' heavy, fleecy lined suits at 50
cents a suit. Wm. Herold & Son.
Next! Nuckolls county has found
gold in the strata of the Republican
valley counry. If it keeps on this
way there will be so much gold in Ne
braska that it will become a drug on
the market. In fact, it is getting so
plenty now and so numerous in the
ground, on paper, and in the banks
that it worries us nights to think of
its lying 'round loose that way, and
none of us poor fellows able to get any
Beatrice Times.
Inducement No. 15.
lteady-made pillow cases at 8 cents
each. Ready-made sheets at less than
the muslin costs. Crochet and Mar
sailles quilts from 65 cents upwards
Ready-made outing flannel wrappers
at$l. Wm. Herold & Son.
Honie.seekers Excursion.
On Nov. 27 and Dec. 11th, the Mis
souri Pacific railway will sell round
trip tickets to points in Texas, Arkan
sas and Louisana at one fare plus
$2 00. For particulars, maps, and etc.,
call on or address,
C. F. Stoutenborough,
Agent, Plattsmouth.
Inducement No. 11.'
Underwear department One case
raen'8 knit, heavy fleece-lined shirts
and drawers, for 39 cents a garment,
worth 75 cents.
Wat. Herold & Son.
The Damrosch German Opera com
pany will be at Boyd's theatre Dec. 26,
27 and 28. On these dates special
rates will be offered by the Missouri
Pacific railway to Omaha for parties
wishing to attend these extraordinary
performances.
Dome-seekers' Excursions.
The B. & M. will sell round-trio
tickets to all points in Arkansas. In
dian Territory, Oklahoma and Texas
on Nov. 27, and Dec. 11, for one fare,
pius asz . r or iurtner iniormation in
quire at the ticket office.
W. L. Picket, Agent.
Ask your grocer for that excellent
brand of flour Heisel's "Plan-sifter."
Pure maple syrup at $1.00 per gal
lon. New sorghum and New Orleans
molasses, honey drip syrup and black
strap can be had at
Bennett & Tutt's.
Notice to Creditors.
Cass Counry. fB"'
In the matter of the estate of Nels Anderson,
deceased :
NOTICE is hereby Riven that the claims and
demands of all persons against Nels An
derson, deceased, late of said county and
state, will be received, examined and adjusted
by the county court at the court house in Platts
mouth, on the 21st day of May, A. D., 1896.
at ten o'clock In the forenoon, and that six
months from and after 21st day of November,
A. D., 1895, is the time limited for creditors of
said deceased to present their claims for ex
amination and allowance.
Given under my hand this 21st day of No
vember, A. D., 1895.
43-4 B. S. RAMSEY, County Judge.
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Will keep constantly on hand a full and
complete stock of pure
PAINT3, OILS, Etc.
Also a full line of IruglBt'n Sundries
Pure liquors for medicinal purposes.
Special attention given to
COMPOUNDING PRESCRIPTIONS.
Messrs. F. G. FRICKE & CO., are the,
only parties selling our Alaska Crystal
Brilliant
COMBINATION
Spectacles and ye-Glasses
In Plattsmouth. These Lenses are far
superior to any other sold in this city,
possessing a natural transparency and
strengthlng qualities which will pre
serving the failing eye-sight.
PROF. STRASSMAN.
Julius Pepperberg,
MANUFACTURER OF
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THE BEST 5c CIGAR MADE.
ALSO MAKER OF THE
" FL0R DE PEPPERBERG,"
The Best Ten-cent Cigar Sold
on the Market.
Mall Orders to riattsmouth, Neb.
The Daily Journal prints all the
ocal news. Delivered at your house
for only ten cents a week.
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Was purchased before the advance in prices, so
avail yourself of this golden opportunity, and
buy your Winter Footwear, for we can give you
more for your money than any other house in
Cass county.
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Clothiers.
Wm. Neville & Co..
WHOLESALE and RETAIL
DEALERS IN
Pare Wines and Liquors
AND THE BEST TJIQARS.
Sole Agents for the Celebrated
MILWAUKEE
Pabst Beer.
Deliveries made to any part of the
city or shipped to any place.
WM. NEVILLE,
. . . MANAGER, . . .
412 Main Street, - Plattsoiouth, Neb
Zuchweiler & Lutz
GROCERS,
Cor. Sixth and Pearl Sts.,
KEEP EVERYTHING IN TI1EIR LINE.
SELL CHEAP,
GIVE GOOD WEIGHT,
DELIVER PROMPTLY
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