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THE HERALD.
limit Fire in ChIcaoField & Leiter
V Burnt out.
Special Dispatch to the niobe-Iemocrat-
Chicago, Nov. 14 An alarm of fire
-was turned on at 8:01 o'clock this eve
ning from Field, Leiter & Co.'s mam
moth retail building, cn the corner of
jState arnl Washington streets. Anoth
er alarm soon followed, and then came
h general alarm, which brought out
the entire Fire Department. "When
the engines arrived upon the scene the
CXth story and a portion of the roof
were in flames. The fire caught from
a stove in the working-girls' room, in
the fifth story, near the passenger ele
vator shaft, and spread entirely around
the building before the watchman had
turned on the alarm. In the centre of
the structure, running from the lower
ptory to the roof, was a wall mounted
with a dome, which formed a flue
through which the fire was communi
cated to the lower floors. The firemen
fought no'jly, but were utterly power
less in the prr?ence of the flames. Not
withstanding rain was falling, and
there was no wind, the heat soon grew
to be so intense that work was at first
difficult, and presently impossible.
"When the flames had completely en
wrapped the top floor a massive stair
case suddenly gave way.
THE VALVE OF SAVED GOODS
will not exceed $73,000. "What remains
in the building of value is utterly im
possible to determine. The salvage
will probably reach from 8200,000 to
8300.000, The firm carried a very
heavy line of insurance it is believed
sufficient to cover their loss. By the
destruction of this building not less
than 600 operators, clerks and other
employees,"" will be thrown out of em
ployment. It is probable that Messrs.
Field. Leiter Tc Co. will rent an im
mense structure just complete on Wa
bash and Washington Streets, known
as the Taylor building. If they can
get this building, the store will be
thrown open to the public as soon as
a stock can be moved in. The fire was
under control by 11 o'clock, but the
building is still in (lames. A heavy
rain is falling, which in addition to
the volume of water thrown on by
thirty or thirty-five engines, will soon
quench it. It i3 wholly impossible to
get a list of insurance to-night. At
half-past 12 the upper stories were still
burning. The fire is burning briskly
A heavy rain is falling.
icles an episode of the late war for the
Union.
The Editorial Departments will con
tinue to employ the ablest pens m
America, and will include the present
admirably summary of English publi
cations. Besides the special articles
above enumerated, the magazine will
contain Poems, Sketches, Essays, Re
views, and shorter Stories of the high
est character. A largo practical reduc
tion in price is made by an increase m
the number of pages.
Thp. Illustrations of the Magazine, in
variety and excellence of design and in
typographical execution, will continue
to be in advance or mose oi .my umu
popular magazine at home or abroad.
ftnbseriution price. S4.00 a year, pay
able in advance to us or any book-seller.
Xo club rates or other discounts to
subscribers. The Magazine is worm
it costs, and its circulation is in
creasing in a constant and steady ratio
from year to year.
34tl4 743 Broadway, New York.
From the West.
Afton. Neb., Nov. 9, 1877.
Very glad was I to receive the Her
ald, again, for, interesting as the trx
li3t may be to the printer, it is very dry
reading to m3, away oat here.
Well our election is over and all are
glad except the 'Salt river einmigrants.j
We have not as yet drawn party lines
very strictly, yet the county is repub
lican, and of course we don't forget.
Our weather this fall has been un
usually severe, which, perhaps, foretells
a pleasant spring. Fall grain looks
promising, and the area sowed is much
greater than usual. New settlers east
of us are' claiming high dry divides;
queer choice, while a hundred good
iiim ran 1R found, with timber and
water; -Many men of many mind3 ."
E. L. Childs.
"Look at that crowd," said a gentle
man to a clergyman he was showing
through the State Department the oth
er day. "Just look at that 'crowd go-
in the elevator to Mr. Lvarts
"Yes," replied the divine, "that
largest, collection for foreign
missions I've seen taken up in many a
day."
"A FEFCSlTrRYOF FASHION. PLEASURE,
AND INSTRUCTION.''
ing up
room."'
is the
Harper's Bazar.
ILLUSTRATED.
None got away.
From the Charlotte (N C.) Obeiver.
It was thought worthy of note when,
about two years ago, the wife of Mr.
Thos. J. Suggs, formerly of this city,
but now of Gaston county, gave birth
to three children at one time; but last
week she went herslf one better, giving
birth to four. None got away, and the
whole quartett are living and doing
well. Further than this; the triplets,
Mrs. Sugg's former achievement, are all
living, and here we have the case of
seven children from one mother and
lionft more than twu years of age.
It is the most remarkable case of the
kind we ever heard of, and we doubt
if it has ever had its paralell in the
United States.
Scrilmer's Monthly For 1877-';3.
Without recalling the excellence of
the past, the publishers of Scribner's
Monthly announce, for the year to come
the fo'lowing papers:
The Picturesque sidi of American
Farm Lift:. This subject will be treat
ed in a series of separate papers en
gaged from writers who stand in the
front rank among Americans, both in
qualities of style and in keen insight
of nature. Mr. R. L Robinson, au
thor of a delightful paper on "Fox
Hunting in New England'' in the Jan
uary number, will represent the same
section in this series. John Burroughs,
whose papers on similar topics have
been a highly prized and popular fea
ture of Scribner will write of Farm
Life in New York. Maurice Thom
son, the poet-naturalist, will describe
the characteristics of Western farming
of which but little has been written.
It is expected that the illustration of
this series will be of a refined and ty
pical character, commensure with the
subject matter. It is thought that no
paper or series of papers yet issued in
Scribner will so fully realize the con
stant desire of the magazine to keep
out of the ruts, and, both in text
and illustrations, to obtain quality
rather than quantity, and to print fresh,
strong and delicate work from origi
iihI sources.
uRory," by Edward Eggleston (au
thor of "The Hoosier Schoolmaster,"
fcc). This new novel will doubtless
be the most important A m"i ican serial
of the year.. The first number was pub
lished in November. Those who have
read it in manuscript declare Itoxy to
be much the most striking and remark
able story this author has ever written.
It is illustrated by one of the ablest of
the younger American punters Mr.
Walter Shirlow, President of "The
American Art Association."
American Sports. Some of the mcst
novel and entertaining of these papers
are y.-t to appear, the scenes of which
will be in the West, the Middle States,
the South, New England and Canada.
Out-of-Door Papers, by John Bur
roughs, author of "Wake Rubin. &c,
wiii contain not only articles on Birds,
but on "Tramping." "Camping Out,"
and kindred topics. Mr. Durrough's pa
iers will begin in the. January number,
the first being entitled "Birds and
Birds," illustrated by Fidelia Bridges.
A rf-hilecture of Dirds. Dr. Thomas
M. Brewer will contribute fourexquis
itely illustrated articles on birds -nasrs,
which every lover of nature will .de
light in. Dr. Brewer has probably the
finest collection of birds' t.gars in the
world to draw upon for The illustration
of these papers.
The Saddle-IIorse.Qvl. George E.
Waring, with whose excellent works ot'
various sorts our readers are familiar,
contributes two illustrated articles on
the h;rse. He treats specially of sad
dle horses and their use fir pleasure
and for sport, including road-riding,
fox-hunting and racing. The liature
of the English thoroughbred and that
of his Eastern progenitor, (the Ara
bian) are fully eonsidere.it in relation
to thefe uses.
Saxe Holm. New stories, by this
; popular writer will b"? given. in early
v.r.n.oera of Scx.M.er, oegmiung wua .
"Joe Hale's Red Stacking?1 to appear j
Ll January. This "uowlcttt" thro--
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the young ladies by its fashion-plates
in endless variety, to the provident
matron bv its patterns for the chil
dren's cloihes, to pater familias by its
tasteful designs for embroidered slip
pers and luxurious dressing gowns.
But the reading matter of the Bazar is
uniformly of great excellence. The
paper has acquired a wide popularity
for the fire-side enjoyment it affords
and has become an established author
ty with the ladies of America, N. Y
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Address HARPER & BROTHERS,
New York
THE "OLD RELIABLE"
RICHARDS
Power Corn-Shsilers and
Separators
STUJi "IW TUB riEIiD'
THEV hirt l.I. C l.HAX KHOIITUECOB.
l.OOA bn PfP honr ivt It tr-,i-lioi-e owr,
l.OOO lu r day wttU nn-lior power.
"ISEAt IT I' VUV tAS."
IVhnt ' TTflKV SAV" of TIi cm t
ill., rniiral 1. It. Co.. C'lurairo.
We have sis machines. Have s!w llwl J .ooo.tum bush
els com In sixty Uai d. Uood work aim sausraotory.
IS. li. MASON, CuinptT.
Vim Ki"oharl.v Shelters in our Warehouses. Are
substantial and durable. Shell clean and clean wen
J. & i. ULClLLkturLAja.
Have the) led l.(M biuiiels p?r hour 1ia KicUaros'
j Mahim. doinir kk! clean work. Have cad
three sizes. SliiB er W " jt.
Klfvatom, Chllllcothe, Ohio.
Haro shelled and shipped over one million bnsnnJ
corn annually, vrita jour Speller and Enuine
AIAxkT I r ' ' BL UlA
Sooth Drnot Elevator. Iiwllnnpll.lniL
Have osm1 W 2 six vears. Shell S'H ' ushels per hour.
Shells wagon-hammers, car links, horse-shoea. ox-jokea,
etc. : log-chains " worn 1U" but theiit all rlenn.
J NO. I liAXMA ft CO.
Tfaoon City Elevator, 111..
Hare sheued .500 bushel ir hour with o. 1. En
tireAl satisfactory. JNO. STEW Alii' tt CO.
RICHARDS IRON WORKS CO.,
OXZZOAGO, ITiTi.,
BCILDSKS OF
Sttani Englnss, Grain Elavatcrs,
Tcrtabla Burr PIHfs. c, &e.
GRAND OPENING
OF THE
v v JUL viiLL jm y
next to the NATIONAL BANK.
ANB- WINTER GO&DB IN
AT LOWER FIGURES THAN EVER
DRESS GOODS, REP EL L A NTS , WATERPROOF,
CLOAKINQS, FLANNELS. SHAWLS, CLOAKS.
Headquarters for Notions and Trimmings and piles of other goods too
numerous to mention.
Grand Closing out Sale of
O-ZEJIETTS' OYEBOOATS
AND CLOTHING AND
1 ' W J-v
OF ALL SORTS
Carpets and Oil Cloths at Bedrock Fgures.
Staple and Fancy Groceries of
Every Description.
FULL LINE OF CALIFORNIA CANNED AND DRIED FRUITS
AND JELLIES.
SALT BEL w
We aim to keep one of the best and most complete stocks ever brought
here and offered to this community for sale. Our business is incrisins dai
ly, and we buy new goods, good goods, and cheap goods, daily. t.ive us a
call and examine our stock. Goods shown with pleasure whether you pur
chase or not. Our full winter stock of clothing must be seen to be apprecia
ted. Call in and see us. -
Schiiasse & Crambcrg.
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PBIGI0 LIST
OUT
MOM & NATHAN
rCRTIIE
Fall and Winter of 1877 and 73.
We have received a TREMENDOUS TOCIv of MtMple and I- ane P
floods, Millinery, Clothing, ils iud Caps. I run on, rv.Tew.di. ....t
&c. which we will sell at prices that dety competition. il-.e follow u. wid
give our customers an idea of tlia
VERY LOW PRICES
which we will adhere to.
Prints (standard) 10 yards for $1.00
Canton Flannel. 12 - '
Cotton Ratling, 8 li.s for S1.00
Cottonades, from lc per yard up
Comforters, from 1'Oc a piece up
Felt Skirts, from Me up
Other Brands. 23 yards for 1.00
Indian Head Muslin. 12 y'ds for cU.OO
Water Proofs, from 70; per y'd up
lilankets, (full line; 1.25 p-r p;iir up
Ladies shawls, from T."ic up
All wool arn, bt-s- in n.:uket y.'.c lu up
t ii.d ird"c!irt.e1 Warp.81.25. Slhbundle Ladies Kid GIovm, 7oh per pair up
li! dGiiunfctB. 75c' per pair up Ladi,s M,rino TIos, 2 pair for 2 ,c
Children's Merino Hose. 4 pair for 2-c Ladi-s Menao Limerweat, 0J up.
Gents' Merino Underwear from 35c up.
MENS' CLOTHING.
Overcoats from 83.23 up Fall Suits from 03.00 uP.
' BOOTS AND SHOES.
Mens' Boots from $5.23 up Ladies Shoes from 61.00 P
Trunks from $1.30 to $2.00.
Full lin f Trimmings. Fringes. lln
Fringes. Silk, and all kinds of Vul
vetines. Plush.
of Zephyrs, Woosted and Eerlin Yarn,
'mm&m mi mjl mum?
PERFORATED "PAPER IN GOLD SILVER AND ALL COLORS.
Fine stock of
LADIES READY HADE CLOAKS
from So.OO up.
CVVMEHE.S DUBAGE. EMPRESS CLOTH,
IH1CK VIPVCAS. SCOTCH PLAID, WRAPPER GOOD-,
LADIES TILTERS. CORSETS and
WHITE UNDERWEAR.
OUR EliLLIHERY DEPARTMENT.
Us presided over bv Mrs. Dull, the experienced Lady In miner who was with
J, Lt season, is full and complete. Mr.. Dull is competent to d.i any work in
i this department satisfactorily. We hsve the finest stock of m.llmery goods
! west of Chica -o, ad do nut propose to be undersnld.
Don't Forget 1 he Place,
raXIAPELPUIA TTOliE, laln St., Plattsmoatb,
mm
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For NINETY DAYS FROM DATE
Elegant Table Silverware
P, X. .nrrdTr .11 eomplUno. with ih.. Mhwln iU': "J 3fU,a' S?"r
inimu. - --iT--. .. arMit. and i to enclose wim 10 ccmi
it m Concern Th Rpooot er:l eu uodcr ihu arranrmnt
. JJirT.V' Mni bivM wl.h nr. nickel (lb. bari...
7, fThe 1 oirllT tbu. W.,rlLZ then th very bct Surrr-l-latea W.m manuCc.
Iud. We ?H boi bo o:.r v. hi I, doe. Dot contain tie S.lr-r-.re C.uia, ul
laigutJl i. an. Cheatliut St.. UnUdeiphis.
6H.VEKWAKB COUPON.
TMieh of Mt Crspon. tnceihpr with 75 cents to eoeer an efcwres. Ineln-
... v Stxb mcTrt iit telrel initial. All cSareet r Jo prr11 ly
"e 1 2! uT fcpia U dciivu.la! UcuaaticB tree of nj
""'GoItlBlnetT .T1 frr-n -T thU p.rer. mfrr wVrh tM. C-nr"B U nnU
.:r. .i..;..!! witiosal fiivji;tt j'Liiiflu c-o..
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,,eu of e "P''SJ,'
' SIT." farta. doS I d rtir W eu. If . tt.
Jood. m dewred. enclose the total ch.rre.. which will be 7i ets. fJ PJ"".
ll for kDi.c. nd Si tu. for forks total. S3.70-tUn. .ecrln for J1.7J
bat would eo ton moeh mora in an other wt. HrnemDor inai
each article, except Knives. wiU b cugravid wiUl aaj uuual
.f -i til
Tb! liberal offer bold oofl for nly mcty fnwn flat, therefor
tt Is to tb interest of oil who can rwcure its beDcQts ara to it tbat tbey
r Dot l.-brr' by reaMHt of the expiration of the time pacified AIX
CM fcUirwar staoaiid be addreased dtroct to the
NATIONAL SJXVEK TXATINQ CO.,
JTo. 704 Chestnut 8troot.
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fattiiini; liiiahtif.-'. :i:.'l j.'Vt a!i.v unicoviii t..- qiii.iuy oi mik ii;iiiis, nnn-n n- i
Uiy otii-l 1'V.mhI. I ll if color is bl;:t-K. I He skill is ;:!;;;, sum:!, u, a.io tn io,n
i...;.. i i, in f or L iii iis.':i-ii' m hipli hi'. i- ln'ir ; a iv sun to t:'1 in n lihn K
try. si ml tfo-y are '- "nt-itit to ihob m in coiiiinou w iiii oi iier sv. ine. Tln-y it re the
ttu'sitiiill hreels. toakiitK from Unvs- to four Lumiie.i li-. ia oin year soiaeliiiifs re
Tin) l'DtiioI- ami an le tatleit at any iitre. .
ve liae i.ovx a very elioiee lot oi i.iirs from mx 1iIT. rent in.p i lat ions, ami are prepared to
mute in.;-; ;ii-ijiei ly lor breed u-, and warrant every pi pure !. ;: ex m no Side.
u'o.il ia ''i ts. :ind 1 he Very best lireed hi
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Ui-'pon, l'tm Iu I.ac Co., Vi.-cousin.
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And he has brought the finest line of
Dress Goods, Staple .Goods, Fancy
Goods and Notionsyou ever saw.
sluecs tiM y8!i e&mH vest
Imts aokli csips till
jJJi.
Spring and Summer Gcos ever and ever so cheap
Nozc is yjitr cl-auco bound la nell aiul understll anybody. II:: n-j
tp. r too.nl t'j jo f"r.:-t atit. nrrt morih.
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We are iu almost daily receipt of
DRY AND FANCY GOODS,
sand ffitOPClEi&lJES,
which we offer our friend and the public at
'9
at raiees to suit the times.
Caslimercs, Alpacas, Delaines, At.
Calicos, from 12 to 16 Yards for $1.00.
Muslins, from 6 cts. a yard upward.
BEDSPBBADS !
The finest stock of White Bedspreads ever brought to the fit v.
Buell's Cassimeres, Tweeds, Jeans,, and Cottonades in
full Stock.
BSots asad lIfiea
Mats aiaal
and IFiirsiIlitEQg ?do
Jpoccrie mni PrviIs5
OF ALL KINDS.
Country Produce taken in exchange for Goods.
Thankful forp:vt favors in the years jronr by. I respectfully ask a continuance or tiio same,
ct'AKASTHEi.vo s atisfaction in am. dsns, and bo;;i:ig luy efforts to please may be crou
ed with Micct., I ivinaiii as ever, J- V. WKCh'lun:.
REMEMBER THE PLACE. ONE DOOR WEST OF P. V..
PLATTSMOUTH, NEllliA SKA .
GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY.
In order to Introduce our 40-page illustrated Catalogue (in book form) of Jewelry and
Watches, with full information llow to Become Asrents, and Blake Money,
we will send, on receipt of One Dollar, by return mail, this Illustrated Catalogue, t .
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OUR ONE DOLLAR GOLDEN CAS EC d
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CUTR DOtrAR CASKET Contains one elegantly engraved lady's Broocli nl Ear
lropB, Amethyst settings, inlaid with Pearls; one beautiiul Cut Cameo Illnsr; one fine pair v.
Kograred Sleeve Buttons; three (3) jfrand spiral Amethyst btudu, lnliu l with Pearls; ono
aobbv Collar Button; one latest pattern Lady's or Gents Pumpmlonr cck ti'a"'L Stw'n,
emnt Cameo Seal; one beautifol chased Band King:; one solitaire Lake f'eorire j Iiiauij n "
one pair (i) elegant engraved Bracelets. Ail the above are the i inest Oold I'Jato, 'rn',r
ia a beautiful white, pink-lined ensket. Uinstratcd Catalogue ot Jewelry and Watches s-nt w.th cUi
casket. On receipt of One Dollar we will send one of tiise I'ollar Casfects, by mail, poi ,-hio,
rc JToux"Cte on receipt ot 83. SO. Address, .
CJBO. O. JACOB7 & CO., Importer, of Jewelry ami Watche.,
127 Wisconsin Street, Milwaukee. Wis
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Prices Reduced.
"The Family Favcnta"
IJIPIIOVED
New Model Machine.
LrcKT-BCaKiXS, EQISELESS,
No Gears, TIo Cams, Ho Springs.
SE1 A5D ELEG15T SITLES OP WOODWORK
By th expiration of TaUnts under which w ha
bflen paying royalties, we r xu,blei to auli our ilav
chiiws at
Qreatly Reduced Prices,
and as low ns thuao of any Srnt-class muchina.
SESD FOH CIRCULARS ASD PRICE LISTS.
S2WG HACHIITS CO,
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MAKE HOME HAPPY.
A Flentlful Supply of
Good Reading and Etantifal Picfrarei
WILT. DO IT.
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