w TIES OMAILV , DAILY BEE WEDNESDAY
. . JL : AUGUST 10 , 1881i
RIYERTON ,
Dosito JJBBtM By a Beautiful'
' " WoDflefl Brook ,
"fi '
"Wihi Paved Streets nnd Superior -
" " ' perior Graded Schools ,
Presents Exceptional
Attractions.
An Extraordinary Ylclil of Crops
.Reported , Notwith tntttllnR
* ' ilio Severn Drouth.
IliVKhTO.v , Nob. , August 8.
The nrchitoclur.il styles of the average -
* ago Western Nobraskn towns nro not
gorgeous with orionlal.'splondor , grand
with tlio gloomy magnlficonco of tlio
old Roman order or fantastic vrith ( ho
queer gables nnd fretted surfaces
clinractorlstio of thu Queen Anne Btylo.
Truth to tell the utrents of the nver-
ago brnn now town of the western
prairie remind 1110 of n row of dry
goods boxus in front of n cross rend
fltoro ,
Rivcrton , however , is n innrkod ex-
coption. Its buildings are compact ,
And painted neatly , nnd many of thorn
i very tastefully. Tlio town does not
-Struggle over tlio whole pruirio , like
a sqUtul of now recruits thai can't
keep in ranks , but , like wheeling
columns of old veterans , the buildings
" elbows" and "ilross
ings "touch on
the centre. " Shade trees nro not
forgotten nnd the .streets aro' paved
with the beautiful while magnesia
limestone that abounds hoio.
Tlio siduwnlks nro good nnd now.
The town is not stuck on n hill .to
, catch the howling winds of these open
.prairies , but cosily it nestles by n
: , beautiful little wooded brook nt the
base of n hill that wards off the north-
, . urn blizznrd. The people nro of the
higher chum of western settlers who
; liavo not forgotten in their now homes
the roQnoinents and. culture of , the
cast.
I The graded school of Rivcrton is
, something of which the people hero
51" are very proud. Scholars from u dis-
tnnno are ulwuys in attendance , show
ing that it , muit bo n very superior
school.
. / Two excellent ilourint' mills and n
, line plevntor give the best possible
facilities for handling grnin.
TUB unors.
Oi\ the high divide north of the
valley there is an extraordinary yield ,
. nnd tin aver.igo of eighteen bushels of
wheat to the ucrois talked of by some ,
but it id prob.ibly fair to say that it
will not fall short of fifteen , while
' oats nro about as good aa they can bo.
Wo glean these reports trom the
farmers who speak of their
own and their neighbors crops.
However , the erops in the vulloy hero ,
as well ni nt JJloomington , have
II sulFiired severely from drouth and
heat.
fc In short , the western or upper part
. r of the Republican valley has had
showers that did not visit this locality ,
and the s.imo is true ot tlio high divide
"where thu heavy crops nro reported.
Nevertheless , wheat gives a fair yield ,
nnd the rain that ia lulling as I write
this letter will redeem the corn.
The good farmers nro , however ,
reasonably sure of n crop ut nil seasons
for , with thorough cultivation , drouth
' Joses more than half its terrors. This
is n region where woods nro wonder
i fully scarce , nnd hence many farmers
can t BOO the necessity for plowing
corn more than once or twice. Nor
can they see the necessity for very
careful preparation for the wheat fiohl
thnt will yield fnirly without it , nnd
lias no weeds that can choke down
the growing crops. IJut for all this ,
the sumo Inbor bestowed elsewhere ia
required hero in order to maintain the
neil in the proper condition for success
of husbandry.
There nro too many shot-gun farmers
here ( hunters is the bottar name ) .
TJicio nro top many1 invalids tint !
know little of farming thnt lire tryinp
to learn , while "they recruit wastoi
vitality or conqUer disease.
When the Republican and the streams
that How into it are nil made io ml
thb'ir wealth of moisture nnd mud to
' the thirsty soil by mo.ins of irrigation
then this valley will bo the most fer
tile in the world. ,
.A Colorado farmer tilling deserts o
, - glistening sand would bo overjoyei
nt the piospoct , nnd when this road is
completed to Denver , some of those
practical desoit destroyers will como
out nnd show these people some tr'oki '
on farming that will natonisl
the valloyitcs of to-day ,
There is too little enterprise nnd too
little experimenting on the part of
these who nro competent to do so ,
nijd lost. lUiLnot Jonst , there nro too
"I'Uiy ' whOulvBi' did work and never
will. Oi uourso there nro many very
good farmers in this region , lu boun-
Uous linrriBX. itto rcsMonoM and
profitable rcsuln conclusively show ,
und still there nro perhaps nn undut
proportion of the former classes , tlial
vroro nttnictod to the country by the
game , the opportunity of getting i
free farm from Uncle fc > am and the excellent
cellent chances of picking up money
from freighting or cow punching ,
There is nothing like being indepond
out of rain. The most proutabli
farms in the United States nro thosi
of California und Utah , where irriga
tion is the sole dependence for wnto ;
supply ,
There is n good time coming for nl
this valley. It is wonderful the stride
it has made in the past , but they art
nothing to wljat the future will show
Its crops now are superior to uny ii
the surrounding states and yet I ox
poet to see the tiino when thirty , um
oven forty busjiols ef wheat to th
aero will bo a common yield , nm
when fruit will bo ns plenty a roast
ing ears and potatoes are now , Irri
Ration will quickly work the change
lather Neville , n Catholic pries
from Illinois , lias been making pur
chiiBoa of land in this vicinity for som
. of Ms people. The emigrant come
' every day "and still '
, there's more t <
follow , "
I'EUSONAU.
Hedford Otiey , with whom I aol
diered long years ago , when wo bet ;
were mere boys , met mo to-day 01
the street * of iUvertou.
hard to trace the fa
rniliar fcnturrs that wo. had known
iftcon years ago , but there were
ubtlo indefinable somethings that re
vealed the identity that wrinkles , tried
o conceal , Air. Onoy is now as suc
cessful in fanning ns ho used to bo in
illing the post of danger.
Dr. IlnKcc has sold his hotel nnd
purchased more land until now ho has
thousand acres for pasturing his
owing herds. Ho still runs his store ,
Chapin it Hngcr's ' ling in htill hero
and to the senior member of tlio firm
own much of the success I achieved
n Itivorton. Also to Mr. iMillerton ,
, ho thoroughbred gentleman who
ccops tlio pontofllce , my thanks nro
duo.
duo.For
For business review sco iitli page.
CHROME-TANNED LEATHER.
- -
Tlio Now Process Which PromUos
to Revolutionize UioTnnnliiK
Industry.
About six years ngo a foreign scien
tific journal announced that gelatitu1
or common glue could bo rendered in
soluble by adding about one hundredth
part of chromic ncid or any of its salts ,
iko bichromate of potash , to it when
.n a Htnto of solution , exposing it to
.he light of the sun mid then drying
t. At first no application of the prin
ciple was made to the useful arts , ex
cept in the treatment of glue that was
employed to unite surfaces that were
exposed to moist situations. It soon
occurred to chemists in this country
and Europe , how ever , that the gela
Line contained in hides could be ren
dercd insoluble by this procosi as well
as glue , which is simply gelatine ex
traded frourhides and other portions
of animals and then dried , Experi
ment sliowcd the corroctncsK of the
theory. By soaking a Jiido deprived
of the hair in n diluted solution of
chromic acid or bichromate of
potash , and then exposing it ( o the
ight of the sun , the gclatino
t contains become * insoluble. The
aide , howorer , wiw vorjr hard , nnd
could not be rendered soft by the use
of water , oil or naphtha. Evidently
some modification of the proccti was
required to convert hides into leather
that could bo readily worked. A
chemist in Prnnkfort-on-tho-Hain
- - - ,
Germany , conceived the idea of incor-
iorting some substance into the pores
> f thu hide which would absorb fat or
oil , and thus render the prepared skin
dlablo , like ordinary leather. The
ilun was eminently successful , and
oathcr prepared by this now process
s now in the market of various cities ,
of Europe. From present appear
ances this new method of tanning will
goon bo employed in every portion of
'ho world.
Common leather is the skin of an
animal , tlio gelatine in which has been
Tendered insoluble by the use of tan-
ling , A principle found chiefly in cer
tain nitringont barks and'leavcs. The
; olatino , in its changed form , is
cnown as the tannato of gelatine. No
ono knows the origin of the process of
anning. It was , doubtlessdiscovered
> y accident by persons inhabiting
countries that were widely separated.
Tlio process of tanning hides is slow ,
oven by the improved methods that
greatly hasten operations. The out-
tide of the hide is first converted into
.cathor , nnd this portion prevents -
vents the tanning liquid from
wssing readily to the in-
ftrior portions of the skin. On this
iccount a very long time is required to
AH skins that are sufficiently thick to
make solo leather , Another method
) f .preparing skins for certain pur-
loses , as for making gloves nnd covor-
ug furniture , is called tawning. It
consists of treating the hide with somu
antiseptic that will prevent the gcla
tine from passing into a moderate
unount of moisture nnd heat , Salt ,
alum , smoke and creosote , ns well as
several other substances , have been
employed for tanning skins. The
process employed is quick and cheap ,
i'ho material employed ia very .small
in amount , and , considering tlint all
that remains in the vats can bo em
ployed the Bocond time , is inexpen
sive. As the cost of transporting it is
Homing 1 tanneries can bo erected nnd
operated almost everywhere. Before
many years it is likely that hides pro
duced in South America and Austra
lia will bo tanned by the now process
before they are sent to market. It
will coat but little more to tan than to
salt them , and they will bo in much
bettor condition to handle. With the
new process domestic tanneries may
spring up again.
The now process of tanning , says
the Glasgow Gazette , which was intro
duced to the notice of thu leather
trades of this country in the course ol
laqt year by thu Kglinton chomica'
company , of Glasgow and Irvine
seoma now to have scoured for itself i.
permanent footing. Certainly the
strides-it has made since it was h'rs !
shown to the "trade "
, about the eml
of August last , in the company's ex
perimental tannery , have been very
remarkable , in proof of which wo
may refer to the extraordinary collec
tion of chrome-tanned leather and
[ , 'oods made from it now thown in the
company's stall in the leather trades'
exhibition nt Burnbank. Thoproccss
bids fair to bring about a greater revolution
elution tbnn has ever yet been expo
rionccd in that branch of industry.
Tanner * in many parts of the kingdom
are considerably excited with wlial
they have road , oen or heard of the
Il-wmirling process , the essential foa
ture of which is the substitution of i
mineral compound of definite compo
sition for the vegetable tanning mate
rials whijh have been in use from a
reiy remote period in history ; am :
they nro estimating its importance ui
something far beyond the usual inven
tions or discoveries connected with the
leather manufacture. For economy
aa to the ordinary cost of production ,
as also for the quickness with which
the tanning process can bo completed ,
this new mineral tannage threatens tc
le.xvo nil competition behind , whether
wo compare U with the cost of Brit
ish mixed tannages or with the chea
hemlock-bark manufactures of Amer
ica. Of course , very much dependi
upon the quality of the material pro
duced ; but it would bo exceeding ! )
difficult for any practical man to nmkt
n careful and unprejudiced inspectiot
of the Etlinton ; Chemical company' * *
extensive scries of exhibits nnd not bo
convinced that the proecas is a decidei
top in advance , assuming , Of course
that ho takes all the collateral circum
stances into consideration
, such a
cost , the short period of time requirec
for the production , the strength of the
material , its durability , uto.
lu connection with the econimy o
imo , which is such a marked feature
n the now process , it is well to con-
ider how tlio tanning operation1
which is .almost , if not quite , cxclii-
ivoly n chemical action is brought
ibout in bach ciso. The ordinary
cgotablo tanning materials owe their
cflicncy to the tnnnic ncid which they
contain , but the bark liquors in use
lover contain that compound in any
lighly concentrated form , nnd thoro-
oto the ordinary tannins ; process must
always uo a slow ono Jn tlio chromo
or Ilcin crliiiy process , on the other
mnd , the liquors may boobtnmoi of
any desired sttongth , nnd the con-
tnined chromic ncid at once docs its
work , striking through the thickest
hides in from three to four days , niul
completely tanning them in from
twelve to loin teen days. While
on this point wo may mention that
Lhrrc are in the exhibition nt
Hurnbank chrome-tanned wnlrus
liidos , containing l&O pounds of leather
intended for machinery purposes , that
were completed in fourteen days , nnd
nt n les * cost than Id. ] > or pound. It
s nlso worthy oi mention that the
nain bolt which drives the machinery
.n motion in the exhibition hall ia n
chrome-tanned bolt of walrus hide
which wns tanned nnd curried nnd
completely finished in three weeks.
S'o experienced machinist or engineer
who carefully examines it can fail to
conclude that it docs its work in a
most satisfactory manner.
On chemical nnd mechanical prop
crties of the chroino-tuiincd leather
: hero is no need to dwell in detail. Dr.
John Clark , ono of the public analy
sis of this city , hn.s carefully examined
the material for its contained chrom
ium , so far ns it cnn bo dis
solved out by long boiling or
by steeping in cold water
during periods raugincf from twelve
lours up to six dnys , nnd ho finds
.hat the percentage of Holublp matter
ia exceedingly sninll , while his opin-
on of the chromium compound ro-
nnining in the leather is that it "will
lot 1)0 dissolved out by nny treatment
, o which the leather is likely to bo
subjected , nnd cannot bo hurtful to
ho feet. " It is very different , how
ever ) with bark-tanned leather , the
iction of cold water on which , con-
inuod over n period of dnys , extracts
10 loss than 0.71) ) per cent , of soluble
anning material , of which 2.55 is
annie nciil. When compared with
jark-lannod leather of the finest qual-
ty , the leather produced by
ho Iloinzorling process is found
.o . liavo n much greater amount
of mechanical strength. The '
csnlts obtained on that point by Mr.
Fraser , the superintendent of Lloyd's
Droving houae , St. James1 street ,
[ tinning park , show thnt chrome-
canned leather is stronger than bark-
tan nod leather by from 11 to HI per
: ont. Somewhat similar results have
joon obtained by n great nuthority on
uechrmic.il testing 'namely , Mr.
David Kirknldy , of London. His ex
periments show most conclusively
.hat leather in which chromic ncid
s the tanning ngont excels the very
jest bark tanned leather in strength ,
md that after it bus reached its "set
ting" stage under tbo necessary stress
it still retains nn extraordinary
amount of elasticity , which is avail-
xblo for tightening machinery
bolting on pulleys. Mechanical
people who have had much experience
with leather belting know how to es-
kimato such a valunblo quality. At
first chromate leather had an odor of
\ somewhat unpleasant character.
Thnt 1ms boon entirely removed. The
Bolor is now uniform , nnd may bo
either pale or dark green , or n light or
dark orange , or n light or dark reddish -
dish brown , similar to the color of
jark-tanncd leather. . Thu currying of
chromate leather is now rendered
easy of accomplishment , nnd pro
duces n perfect finish. In consequence
of the recent improvements made in
: lie process it has been found entirely
unnecessary either to give weight or
pliability to bolt butts in the currying
operation , these qualities having been
secured by the ohangQS recently made
* n the tanning process.
Nil.DoHpornnilum.
When your girl give you the mitten , anil
you feel your heart IH broke.
Don't KVO ( way to black despair , but treat
it nn .1 ioke.
'let your health in lli > t clnss ruder , n bottle
of SrniNfi HI.OSSOM buy ,
Anil gaily join a uinginp ; class , uiul for nn-
other sweetheart try ,
1'iicu CO cents , timl bottle 10 ceutn.
_ ' eodlw ,
There IB No Hnpjilor Man
ill Rochester than Mr.Vm. . M. Arm
strong , With n countenance beaming
with satisfaction ho remarked , re
cently , "blesiiwB uio the proprietoi
ot Warner's Safe Kidney nnd Liver
euro. ' It saved mo. " Iw
EICUESIOI TICKETS
OHIOAGO S ± O.OO
BOUND TRIP , $19.00
ViatMB&Q.Ri ,
llrkt-clau ami Root ) tliroiijli the 5 car. Also
Nt w York , llostou an j nil Eastern iwlnU , at J'ro
vortloimtcly law rote * . On lalo ONLY at
1I01111IK 1
liallroad Ticket OHlce ,
-itt 1m bOO Tenth ( t , Oinalia1
Dexter L. Thomas ,
ATTORNEY - AT - LAW
Oiiialu , X
dH FLIEGEL
Successor to J. II. Thlcle ,
MERCHANT TAILOR
Nn iSO Daiiirlui 81 met Omaha Neb.
I'ltOlUSALH FOU STATIONARY
AND IMUNTINt ! ,
Soiled iiroiKwaU will bo rucihcj tiy the under
tlirtictl until 12 o'clock p. in. . bciit. Mil , ISwl , fit
luriiUliliii the Itoard of lUucatlan ulili
Utlonary , adu'rtltliij , ' and priming forthiicn-
ulnif ) ear , l > ld to bo einlorncd "Him for < urnt-li.
IIIL. Htatlomrj , Ailverlldnir and I rintliiif , "
Oiu Hoard rvcoc * tlio iltrht to reject any and
all bids. CHAHUS IVXOVhit ,
auO-Ct bccrctary.
IMIOL'OSALS roil WOOD AXD COAL.
Sealed propotal 11 be recched b > the under-
nUiieJ until ISo'vIoi'k | > . in. , Monday , bi-iit , ith.
Itul. for furnUhlnj ; the Itoard ot Kducatlou will !
wood-liard and wit , and coal hard and oft ,
lor the u cf city n-hool * ( or the eujuli-jj Mar
iroix ; l to bu cudorwd "Wdj ( or furul hln.-
The Itoard re crthe rlfht to nlc.imyor
all Md - ClIAULES COVOVEK.
bwretary ,
tafc THE GREAT.
pPPHftffl fflnn muni
Neuralgia , Sciatica , Lumbago ,
Baoicfie , Soreness of the Chest ,
Gout , Quinsy , Sere Throat , Svtell-
in/js and Sprains , Burns and
* * Scalds , General Bodily
Pains ,
foot/i , Ear and Headache , Frosted
foot and Ears , and all other
Pains and Aches ,
Vt TrtfurnHon on earth equali ST. JACOM OIL
M lafr.tttrr , lmj > ln and cheap Kxtrrnil
Btmrdr. A IrUt tntalli but th * comp r tl t ly
trtllnc nntU.r of 00 f entu , and ererjr on * inffer-
fir ; h p In can bare chop nd jraiUIr * tiroef
Of ItieUlmf. J * ,
Dlrectloni In EUren LangntgM r
COLD BY ALL DEUQQIBTS AND DEALERS
IH UEDIOIHE ,
A. VOGELER < fc CO. ,
Z3attlmo 1.
PURELY VEGETABLE
M CDil Cl N E
Mothers , Wives , Daughters , Sons , Fathers ,
Ministers , Teachers , Business Men , Farm
ers , Mechanics , ALL should bo warned nrainst
uxiiiK and introducing Into their HOMES Nos
trums nnd Alcoholic remedies , lliuc no Buch
prcJudUo aKalcit , or fear of "Warner's Safe
Tonic Dltters. " They are wliat they aroclainifd
to lie li.irmlc.si an milk , and contain only mcdi-
cliuiHirtULS. Kxtract of pure c ctable only.
They do not belong to that clans known as "Curc-
AliK , " but only profess to reach canes w hero the
disease originated In dchilltatcd frames and Im
pure blood. A perfect Spring and Summer
medicine.
A Thorough Blood Purifier. A Tonic Appe
tizer.
Pleasant to the taste , lniKattng to tlio body.
, .Tlio mokt eminent phynictnns recommend tlivm
"iur tholrcurntltc properties. Once used always
preferred.
For the Kidneys , Liver ant ) Urinary organs ,
u c nothing "WARNER'S SAFE KIDNEY and
LIVCR CURE. " It stands Unrivalled. Thoiis-
amlioHc their health and happiness toll. Trice ,
Sl.'J. ' ) per bottle. Wo offer "Warner's Safe Tonic
Hitters" with Hiial | Lnnlldcnec.
H. H. WARNER , Rochester , N. Y.
felQ.tii-tli-t.it.lv _ _
The Oldest Established
IN NEBRASKA.
Caldwell , Hamilton & Co. ,
transacted earns ta that of an Inter-
jKiratcd can It.
Accountti kept In currency or Bold subject to
slrht check without noticn
Certificates of deposit iMtied piyablo In three ,
alx and twclvu months , boarini ; interest , or on
demand without Intercut.
Adi nnci's made to ciiBtonicrs on npprocd secu
rities at market rates of Interest ,
lluy and pell gold , hills of exchange , goi crn-
men * , etato , county and city bonds.
Draw el/iii , Units on England , Ireland , Scot-
landf and all parts of Kurojx ) .
Sell KuroH ] > an ] as au tickets.
COILKCTION3 I'UOMITLY MA K.
aiu-lilt
Established 11 Years ,
Afticts He
882,000,000-0.
Aitho Flro nnd Life nycntH lJ4/rl4
waiiti-d. U. T. TAYLOH CO > f&"lTf
Utli& Dounlaa g
LET BURN1
My liouxo ami funiituro ix iimiral with
0. T. TAYLOH k CO. ,
< ! < > r Hth ami Di
Master's Sale
In tbo Circuit Court of tlieUr.ltul State * ( or the
. < lMrk't ot Nibraska. ,
AU Utu S. Klddcr )
g. Mn Chaiiccry.
Xclson Fwutcou. >
roRtcLosfiiK or SIOUTUAOK.
1'uWlo notice In hereby glton that In | inr uaiico
of a JciTi'u cIlliTuI In thu nt \ o rausunn thu Ibth
lUyol Novi-inher , IhVl , I , Klll U llirrlmufr ,
Murtcr In C'hani-vry In wl < l rmirt , ill u tlio Uth
ib > 01 Aujru-'i ' lvs'i ' "t "I0 hnur " ' 3 o'cliHk In
ilia afternoon nfthemlil ilaattln1 uot douroi
llio I nitoil ( ititca court liou-o ami ) x > t nice
liiilltlhiifiii the city of Unc In , Uiiicutcr count -
tht.Uo anil I'latrletol Nilir.vsVa , bell at public
niitlon the follow Ins iltsMrlbnl pro | rty , to-nlt :
Tliuiiortliwut H'vart-rol the nortli.-a t miarttr ,
ami lot * No . three (3) anil ( our (4) ( ( vcctlon No.
tour (4) ) , towiikhhi No. thlriy-onu (31) ) , range o.
li ) tu t. Al > o tin ) uut lull of the kouth u > t
nuarter anil lot tlirto'J ) anil the norih e > tqiur
tiroflhoM > uth witqiurterol bectlon No.lhlr.
ty-thn-c , (33) ( ) In to ii lii | > thlrty-t o , raniroNo.
( ( ) tt\atut votitalnlrir in all t o liunjrcd ami
10-100(273 ( 10-100) ) acre * all In
Dlxon county ,
llRows i OA rEW.L , Jluttr lu Chancery.
holliHtot * for Coinyhlnant. jy 0-uit
A , I. MSOf , Dentist.
Omcx Joooba * Hlook , eo ncr Capitol avenue
and Kitt < * nth trv't , Ouialut N t
Burdock
If jontuflfrfrom l > jpep < U , mo
Ill'KUOCK ' 111.001) I1ITTKIIS.
If you are afflicted with thlioiuncw , wo
UUItbOCK III.OOU illTTr.US.
Ifou arc prostrated with lick Headache , t Vo
IIU1IDOCK 111.001) IIITTKIIS
If iour Ilowctsan ) disordered , regulate them with
IIUKUUUK W.OOO IIIITKIIS.
If jour Blood It Impure , purify It ultli
llUUDOt'K 1)1,001) ) JIITTEUS.
If juu hue Indigestion 3on will nnd an antidote
In ' JlUllDOCK III.OOI ) IIITTKIIS.
If ounrc ( rouliloil with Sprint ? Complaint * , cr-
adlcntc thorn with llfltDOUK III.OOI ) IIITTKIIS.
If jour I.hcrln torpid , restore It to hcnltliy notion
wild IlL'ltUOCK IILOOD IIITTKRS.
II your Liter t alTcctcd , } ou nlll find a Riiro re-
RtorolUoln . lUmUOCK 111.001) IIITTUKS ,
Ilyoti Imc any ppcclc1) of Humor or Pimple , fall
not to take 1IUHDOCK 111.001) lllTTCUS.
If jon } \ ne any RJ mptomiof Ulcers or Scrofuloui
Karen , a ctiratho remedy will \ > a found lu
nuiibocic IILOOU HITTEMS.
For Imparting strength and ltahty totlicys-
teni , nothing tan equal
1IUUDOCK niOOD IIITTKIIS.
For Ken ous nml General Debility , tone lip the
Hjstcm with IIUItUOCK III.OOI ) IHTTEUS.
Price , I.OO per Oottlc ; Trial Dottles 10 Cts.
FOSTER , MILBURlfl& Co , , Props ,
BUFFALO , N. Y.
Said At wholesale"l y Ith & UcMalion and C. F ,
Goodman. Jo 27 eed-mo
RESOLUTION' ORDERING SIDE-
WALKS.
IJo Itrcsohcdby the City Council ol the city of
Oumlia :
That aildcnalk lie , within fifteen ilnjufrom
thlsilate.-iconstructudjnmyalil to thu c tabll hod
; r.-ii ) In nalil city , in front of and adjoining ; the
follow Ing premise" , vlr :
I/JtJ. v.uat side of 13th street , In block 200 , C
feet wide.
TF.vror.\r.Y OIUDP.
West 1 lot 7 , nortlnMcof Capitol Aveme , block
7-1 , li feet wide.
South ] lot 4 , rant sideof / Sherman Aicnuc
and llorback's 1st addition , 0 "cttwide.
Said alduwalkK to bo constructed of S-lncIi pine
lilanknnd to bo In width , ai above spccltled , and
thorapntltu owner or owners of the abo\u ilc-
ecnbcU promises arc hcrpby required to construct
the tame.
1'ais.ed An j ; . 2,1SS1.
J. J. 1. C. JKWKTT ,
City Clerk.
, MECHANICAL AND MINING EN.
SIVIL at the Rensselenr Polytech-
Instltute , Troy , N. Y. Tlic oldest cn < rlnci.r <
Ing Hchool lu America , Next term begins Sep
tember l'MTlie \ Kcglstcr for IbbO-Sl contains n
lU of the fraduntcs for the past M years , nllh
their positions ; also , courtc of btudy , require-
miuta , expenses , ate. Addrest
DAVID M. GREENE ,
jl H-itcotlau H Director.
SADDLES AND HARNESS ,
1412 Earn. St. "
Oraaba , Nob.
CRLFB1IATKD
CONCORD HARNESS
Two Medals and a Diploma of Honor , with the
very highest award the Judges could bestow was
nnardcd tills harncu at the Centennial Kxhlbl
tlon.
tlon.Common
Common , also Ranchmen's and ladles' SAJ >
rtl.KS. Wo keep the largest stock In the west ,
and imito all who cannot cxamlno ton-nil ( or
prices. apot
DOFTYOulOEffilT
WHEN IN NEED OF
BOOTS ! SHOES
To oxnmino the stock of
BASWITZ & WELLS ,
House 1422 Douglas St , , near 15th
OTTXt. STOGIE
is largo and always the lowest prices.
t3coj-6m
United States Depository.
HationalBank
' OMAHA. -
Cor. 13th and Favnam Sts.
OLDEST I1ANKINO ESTAIILISHMtNT IN
OMAHA.
SUCOE88ORB TO KOUNTZE DROTHER8. )
BimuaiUD ISM.
a a National Bank Auguit " 0 , 1S 3.
3ooooo ,
ornciRS ANP PIBKCTOUI :
Houvrar. , 're ldcnt.
niTs KorxnK , Vice President ,
U. W. VAT * * , Oafchirr.
A , J. I'oi I'Lttox , Attorney.
A. CmiauroK.
P. II. DiVH , Ami. Ca&hler.
Thlibank reiehcj iltposltf without regard to
amount * . .
luuc * time certificate bearing Interot.
I > raut drafU on San Kranutco and principal
cltlen ot the United BUtca , alto London , UubAn ,
KdlnburiEh and the priudpal cltlen ol th * conti
nent of Europe.
Sell * pow nier UckcU for ( .migrant * by the In.
man line. mavldtf
DEWEY & STONE ,
FURNITURE !
ORCHARD & BEAN , J.B. FRENCH & CO , ,
CARPETS ! GROCERS !
The I argest Stock and Most Com
plete Assortment in
The West.
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We Keep Everything in the Line of Carpets ,
cloths , Matting , Window-shades , Fixtures
and Lace Curtains.
. ! t i , t i , l i > 4- Hi'
Omaha , ' Collinsj- ;
Cheyenne , Colorado. .
Spring and'Summer
CLOTHING ! !
LATE AND NOBBY STYLES
FOR MEN , BOYS AND CHILDREN.
Hats , Gaps , Trunks , Valises.
IN THE LATEST STYLES.
Satisfaction Guaranteed. Prices to Suit all
1322 FARNHAM STREET ,
NEAR FOURTEENTH.