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A 1TOR.NEY-AT-LAW ,
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I'atcats , Pow ions jsnd Govern-
incur Claims.
Hefe-s , lyjxrmfs'ioB , to Genl C F. Mandsr-
< A on _ , Uon. A. J. I'orp'cton , aud T. L. Kimhall.
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CHAFLES POWELL.
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faruhamSt _ OMAHA .NEB.
BSSTHB L THOMAS ,
TTOUN2Y AT LAW Cruicksnank B Build
A. M. CKADWICK ,
X TTOP.NKT AT LAW OfflM " 1604 Farnhara
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A. SWARTZLAKDE
* TTORNET AT LAW Cor. ISthand Famham
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V/ILUAM A. FONDA ,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW.
jtx Boom Np.f6 ; F.rcmcr EJoci , oppotfta Post
Office _ J _ OMAHA. CTR
WK.L.PEABCDY ,
LAWYER OQcoi-ln Crokhion Block , ntrt t '
PoctOSro , OMAHA , NEBRASKA ?
COUJCT oys
JUSTICE OF
FUlcenth
* ' le rtnna Promptly Attended
O'BRIEN & BARTLETT ,
AUorneys-at-Law
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P-UnIonniockriH < ! cnlh intf Fwnhanrf
A. L. RGBISON.
i TTORrfEY Ve LATV. Roora Crebhton
JE.cV. ! . OMAHA Ken.
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CLOCK. COR. DOUGI5TH STS.
OMAHA. NEB. '
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Attorney-at-Law.
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& REDICE ,
Attorneys-at-Law.
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attc = Hoa wUl bo given to all nits
V .bst corporations of every description ; irill
practl-o In al .the CourU ot the State ami the
United Stati. Offlca. Farnham fit. , opposite
EDWARD IfYVSlMERAL ,
A TTORNCT AT LAWi-TU > om 8 Orelghton
JDlnck. . im > mid jOog itfl gtreet . noBdn
C. F. SANDERSON ,
ATTORSSy AT LAW 2. Jitnhlm Street.
Omaha NfbrMkairf _ ' - ,
T r FARKE GOBWIfG t
ATTORKTY AT LAW 14tK ana
JA. Stp-jtg , rlth O. W.goaa *
_ - o.-J. HuKt ;
RICHARDS & ; HUNT ,
Attorneys-at-Law ;
Omrr 215 Sr > nttm > m1 * tn Street.
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SOLE MANUFACTURERS
A new aM hitherto uuinoiTi rcmeily for 11
dlsc of tliO Kidui-r ? , llladltr , a .u Unnary
Organs.
I pojtm.'ly cure Diabc'iB tlrivfl , Urop-
fy , I'rlcht'BDieo-s , Inali.litj-toirtatn or txpcll
the Uritic , C tThof halUidirr. h > b colored
and rcanly unnf , IVInful triiat.nr , LAMiC
HACK , \ 3cueialVuikLcst > , mi i all Puuale Com
plaints
I HKVDM. iu er < ial mc < iici iCj.Ms certain In It
effects and euro u | on niilhin c'tc ' c n
14 For -ale j all UiureitU r tent ly mall free
; upon receipt of the priii , ? * . A
DAY KIDNEY PAD CO. , PRGP'RS ,
Toledo , O.
C3T3cnd ronr nddrrm fur our little book ,
, How a Life ww Sa > od. "
JAMKSK ISH Acrnl fn > 7 obmrta.
TESTIMONY ,
The Ca hicr of ths First National B nk , Tro
Ohio , sa\- $ :
Trov , O , Ik-ccmocr 33th , 1S79
DR. Postsho MRM INE Co. , riqua , o :
OrMiisiEN. I was troubled with Rhenma
tlsm lait si > n ic in the acute f * m so bully that
IwasU'iablotousc tr } hand. Throush tbcrcc-
ommcnt'ations of my fr ends , I was induced 10
try jour lllcum-.tc Cure , win h immtdiatelv
Tx : n to soo'he , comfort and allay he pain , a d
in a short ilmr I vas iclicvcdof this distraw r.g
i < ! ave I takccr at i > lcas re In rxcommo ding
th'stMumble re tcdy ot o-o einuUrU ffect d.
Tours rc < i < ccUull.JNO. . . L MEKEDITn.
T'Kss rdncj cs | > cak for them c\fs. ! To try
them Is lobe cured If > ou can ot ret thrm o
j-our Iiru&lht , maittlnjr us $3.00 w wil
tend j"oa four cities of the Blieuaa tic Cure , or
tix cf M o file Itcmaly , by ntprcsa prepaid.
Gin p'-iin directions for bhlppin ; .
The Dr. Bosanko Medicine Co ,
TIQUA , OHIO.
a F.IOOODMAX.
Aront. Omaha
B.A. FO LIR. . SCOIT-
FOWLER & SCOTT ,
D8iptis for buildings of any description on
erlhibitlonataurolco. We have hid over SO
years eipefkneo in dc'lgnlag and superintendIng -
Ing public building and residences. Plsna and
caUmatee furnished on short notice.
ROOM B , uxiow nrxxiK.
AHENTIQN , BUILDERS AND CON
TRACTORS.
The owner of the celebrated Kaolin
Banks , near LOUISVTLI "E , NEB. , has
now ready at the depot at Louisville , on
the B.&iL railroad ,
to 11 any order at reasonable prices. Par-
tic * desiring a white front or ornamentzl
brick will do well to give cs i call or seed
for sample.
3. T. JU SG0TEB , Prop. ,
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THE DAILY BEE.
OMAHA PUBLISHING CO , PROPR.ETORS.
SIS Ati-ntem , tet. Sth end J A Struts
D MS OF SUCSORIPTION ,
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GnnnUs " inn .
Snonthg
T ME T BIES
THEMAILS.
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o. City 4 P. 50 * . a.
U. P. R. R , liio : m ,
O. & R. V. to Lincoln , 10 . n.
B. &JL R.E.8:40am. :
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C. &K.W. B.K. , 11 s. tn. , 11 p. m.
C.a&0llLia ! , 9 0 p. m.
C.U I. 4 P. . 11a.m. , Up m.
C. B. & St. ioe.,11 a-m. , 11 p. in.
TJ. P R. R. . 4 p m
O. & R. V. Irom Lincoln , 12:10 p. m ,
S City P. , 11 . n.
B. 4 : M. lnNeh.,4 p. m.
I xaJ rmlls lor States Iowa , leare but once
dtv , via : ao a ra.
Office optn from 12 to 1 p. m. Eundiyg.
TdOJIAS F. HALL Posimaster.
Arrival And Departure of
Trains
UNION PACIFIC.
- . . WAVB. J.MUTB.
D ilyExprtw3..I2:16p.m. : 8t5p.m. :
do Mixed 6.inp n. 4:25 p m.
do Frdiht 6:30 : a. a. l:40p. IT.
do do 8.15a.m.
TIME DARD OF THjJ
Erprrta 10:00 a. m ,
- - , - C.-00 a. m. Jlal 10-OOp. E.
Saadai Ettcpted. Sondaj B Excepwd.
OHlCACO. EO K ISLAND & PACiria
Vail 6:03 : & , n. I Mall..100 v. 12.
Exiiress..T.S : < 0 p. m. | Express. 10.-00 a. a.
HAQO NORTHWESTERN.
BOa.o.1MaU Tt20p.m.
Expr es 8-40p.m. | Express..10:00 a , m.
BundaBEXirpted. " , s *
KANSAS CITY.BT. JOE & COUNCn/BLUFFH.
LKAVB 1WOTBL.
Mall B.-OOa. m.jExT > rtn fcWSjts. ,
The cn'r line running Pnlhnan Sleeping Cart
out of Ottaha to TJulon'Jtepot.
OMAHA & , NORTHWEMERII AND .SIOUX
ClTY-fc PACIFIC EA1LBOADS.
Express..8.00 . m | Frpres" 4:20 p m.
Dally Except Sunday * . .
B. & 'U. R.TL "in NEBRASKA.
KUrney 1 J'nc 0 lva.6 ) a tn
Boomlngtonlv)5:10 am
'Ked Cloud ( Iv ) B:5fi a In
PhttBic'th ( lr ) 4:20 pm ,
Objhaart ) .435pm
HKPUBUCAN VALLEY RAILWAY.
H . . stincslv . , . . ) . B'OE.s. . . in | bloDm'jjton ( rl:30pia )
I Hastings ( nr)0:55p ) m
Or'-lils ( tv ) 7 9 a m I Indtancla ( r ) 1 : 0 p tn
Orleans ( ar ) 7rf p m | Ii.dUnoia ( IT ) 2 BJ p Q
SIOUX CITY & ST. PAUL R. R.
6.10 a ml Express IO.-00 am
8.10 p to I Wail 7-20 p m
WABASIi , j > T. LOUla * PACIFIC.
LU.VKB. AMlltW.
Man Sa.m.Mall ) 11:55a m
Express 3:10p. : ci ( Ezpiess 1.25 p.m.
EB1SOE DIVISION U. P. R. R.
Lsiro Om h , daily , 8 a m , 9 a m. , 10 a m.t
11 a. m , 1 p. m. , 2 p. a. , 3 p. a , 6 p. m , , 6 p.
m. ,
Lrare Council Blnffg ; 8:26 a. CJ. , O fi a. m , ,
10S5 a nL1lli ajnlSfip m.-KSSp. m. ,
s : 5 p.m. . 6 5 p. m. , 6.-2S p. m. , > .
tour ttipa on ttonday , leavln : Omaha at S and 11
A. a , 5 sod B p. m ; .Council Blufla tA 9:25 : ,
ll : a. m. , and S 5 and 6 5 p m.
- . , a. m. , 8J08s. : m. , 1
p.siu , 40 p. m. , 7 6 p , in. ,
Leave Uouncil BiuHs : C:15 : a. m , , 9:40 : a. tn. ,
11HO a-m:5.-25p- , r KUwm. , 7W p. m.
. Dallv exccptfiuoday.s "
' -OMAAA.'i KEPJJBtaCiN VALLEY R. A
' ' " " * , - TiSATB. ARMTZ.
. .1045a.m.1 ;
, < ' Daily ercopt SundtyB.
CDft&ElUML.
Wholesale Markets.
v OMAHA , August 19.1880.
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BUTTEBTAMD UJUS.
Choloetable. . . . . . 1014c
Packeralota 7fglO
Freeh eggs , per doz 12j
Honey. . . . . > . 20
POULTRY.
Chickens , per doz 2 25
jncJ-3 , . . . , 89 (
: GEOUEKIES.
CtttLwi. . . . . . - 10
Granulated . . . . .
Standard "A" . .7 ;
off A : . : . . . :
Estra cholceAnd very bright. . . 50
Bright Table Drips 45
XCew Orleans HoLlaBses. , 50
Market advancing < - - )
Tlio , prime to choice. . . . . 174
Rio rood to prime 16 |
Rio fair to-good ? . . ; , % " . f . .T.'j s ' 15
Mocha. . . : : : / 27 *
0. G.Java . ' . . . . " 27J
RICE.
Choice 8J
Goodto prime 7ia7
UK/KDtKUITS.
New Prunes . " . . .4 S ;
OldPrunes 6 :
Currants.choice new - . 7 ;
BlackBerries 12 ;
Raspl > eiTies S3 _
Pitted cherries 20
Michigan grtd Apples 3
N. Y. SUced 9
Evaporated " 6j
State Peaches 8
Salt Lake Peaches 15
California Peaches 15
CANNED GOODS.
"S"OyBUrs , 2 U > cans , case. . 3 70
do do lib can , per case. . 240
Lightweight Oysters 2 Ib V case 2 90
Sahnon , 1 Ib , pdozen 1 75
do 2Ibtdozen 2 t > 5
Standard Tomatoes,2 Ib , case 2 30
" " 3 Ib , V case 3 00
Standard Peaches , 3 ft , t ? case. 4 40
" " 2 Ib , $ case. 3 40
Raspberries , 2 Ib , tf case. 300
Blackberries , 2 Ib , $ f case 280
Corn , 2 Ib.JJ case S 80
Apples , Gal , & doz 375
Narrow Fat Peas.2 Ib , \ ? case. . 4 00
S trine ; Beans. 2 Ib. per case. . . . 2 40
SUNDRIES.
Nutmegs. 10
Pepper 17
Allspice 17
o\es 45
Cossia 25
Rope 9 |
Candles , 16 oz 13
Greenwich Lye.per case 3 85
Beans.per bushel 1 SO
Cheese full cream 114
ULiASS.
Window Glass , 60 per cent dia-
connt off list.
HARDWARE.
IRON.
Common bar. . . . . S
Horse-shoe bar 4
Norway nail rod. 9
bTEEL.
Cast plow 9
Am. cast , 'tool 18
JesVeEng. do 25
.NAILS.
Tens , upwards. 550
' ' ' '
B'rd'd's Bhoe'g 550
" mule" 650
Omaha nails tens , up wards. . . 3 50
NVatfahn 2330
Putxuun D&lls * 28@SO
DRV GOODS.
BROWN COTTONS.
Atlantic "H" 7 ?
do "P" 7
PeppereU " 0" 7 ?
do ' | R | | 75
Indian Head..I ! " " " * ! ! II ! 8
Lawrenc XXX 10
Nebraeka , Standard /AA"
Amoskeag [ 15
Beaver Greet , "AA" 14
do "BB" is
Haymakers. . .
Palmer ,
" " " " " " ' * ' ' ' *
do "BE" . . . . ! . . ! . . . . . . . ! ! . . 14
do "CC" , 13
Warrea "ASA" 15
do "BB" 14
j "CO4' ' Tl
BLEACiffiD'cOTTOKti
Lousdale 91
do Cambric 1 |
Cabot fl
Frcitof the Loom 10
ewYork Mills 12J
Hills'JInalin U
Wamsutta 12i
Pepperell. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13J@37i
TICKINGS.
Amoskeag. . . . . . 18
Fal& OTB. O 20
do VAA" . . . . ' . l < i
do "AAA" 16
Pearl River 16 *
Edjroka . . . - , 13
Albany. . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Albion . f
Harmony.- ; .1 1 . . . i . . . . . . . . ! 5 |
Arncrican .H . 7
AUfns..7 . 6 1-2
Allen's Pinks . §
Anconafancy . 71-2
Manchester . g
Merrimac . 71-2
Merrimac ehirtincs . 6 12
Richmonds . , . G 1 2
RichmondB , E . 71-2
Spree's . 61-2
Simpson's mourning . 71-2
Simpson's black . 71-2
American . 1011
Amoskcig. . 12
Awning stripes . 1-U
Lewi ton.A. . . 1" 1-2
Hamilton . 111-2
Omega . Ilal2
FlttSeld. . 10
LUMBER.
Framincr. 18 ft. and under. . . . S20 00
Each add. ft over 18 , per M . . 60
Fencing , No. 1 , 12 to 20 ft. . . . 22 00
" No. 2 , 12 to 20 ft. . . . 2000'
Sheeting , dressed , No. 1 . 20 00
" " No. 2 . 1900
Common boards , dressed . 22 00
STOCK BOARDS.
Artook . 4000
B " . 3500
C " . SO 00
Common stock . 2500
No. Iflooricg . 4000
No.2 " . 8500
No. 3 " . ' . . 2500
Yellow pine flooring , No.,1. . . . 45 00
61DISO.
No.lB5ding . ' 2500
No.,2 " . 2260
" . . . 2000
No. 1 pickets , per M . 8250
No.2 " " . . .t . 2500
No. 1 finish , 11. 11 , and 2 in. . . 55 00
A'HO.I ' " l n . , . , 5000
No. 2 " I * , 11 , and 2 in. . 45 00
.No.2 " 1m . 4000
No.3 " in . 3500
SHIP LAP.
Plainshlpjap . . . 2300
OG5 ei5rc No. 1 . ; --80 00
' * M > l
No.2 . 2500
" No. 3 .
CEIUKO. r 5 * !
g beaded , 6 in. , No. 1 . X . 26' 00
" " No.2 . 2300
J " 4 and 6 in. , No. 1. . . 40 00
, .
Corrugated c ling , Nj'l. ? . . ' . . - E " 60 00
-A star ( best ) sh'ngles . 875
No , 2 " . . 300
No. 3 55 " . . . . . ; . . . 250
"
Lath. . . 400
Lime , bbl . . . - 1 S5
" bulk , per bu . 40
Cement , bnl . . . 250
lowa plaster , bbl . 2 50
Michigan piaster , bbl . 2 75
Hair , per bu . 25
Tarred felt , 100 Ibs . 300
Straw board , " . 400
O G battens , per 100 ft. lin . . . 1 25
"Well curbing . 3000
Rough 4 , and 2 in. , in baits ,
per 100 ft. lin . 60
POSTS
Cedar halves , 7 in. : , - . . " . .SS.\ - " ' 18
I. i O fi 1U..X. ' " f fc . . t . x - 1O *
" QuarterSin . 16
Oak , 4x4 . 30
" 4x6 . 40
O G casing , 51 and 6 in. , per
lOOfUiu . 300
Oat planfc-and timber , peril. 4000
Clear poplarv , . 5000
Black Vabufc . . , . 100.00
HIDES.
v v .
GreenTsIdes , p erlb . C
Green cnred hides. . . . " 4
Dry hides. . . . . 15al7
Dry Baited Tildes . 5. . . . ; . . 10nl2
Sheep PeltSi- . ; . * . 25al 50
Tallow. . . A. . . , . 4J
LIQUORS , WINES , ETC.
Jligh wines , pergal . . . . . . ' 1 OS
Alcohbl , 180 per centi per gal. ' 2 10
Fren h spirits- proof . 1 18
Marshall's bourbon whiaky. . . . 1 23
Miller's bourbon whisky. . . . . . 1 2S
Brandy , veryjine , per gal. . . . 2 00 J 8 00
" common to fine . 150
Gin , 100 per'ccnt . 150
" Holland , 90 per cent . 121
'Hums " , miid Jamaica , per gal. 1 50a3 00
" NewJEngland . 200
Kennedy"Bitters per gal . 1 50
" " j per case . 7 50
" " 100 00
, per cases 7
Champagnes , pints in baskets. 25 00
Domestic champaigne . 22 00
Port wine , per case . 1 C0a3 00
Sherries - Civ. . 1 50a3 00
Ales , Edinbure . 275
" .Bas3&Ctj.'a . 225
Gninness Dublin stout . 2 25
- LEAl'HER.
Best slaughter sole . 32
BeBtoak . 41
French kips . 1 lOal 40
French calf , leading brands. . . 1 50a2 10
Domestic kips . 75al 10
Dome- tic calfs. . . ; . 1 lOal SO
Hemlock upper , per foot . 25n26
Oak upper , , per foot . i5a:6
Grain , Tipper per foot . . 25
Lininjrs , per doz . 8 00a9 50
Toppings , per doz . 1100
Morrocca . ( bootleg ) per -foot. . . 35a 8
' " ' oUdres xf. . 35
" Simon per skin . 8 00a3 21
" Rlovekid . 30
Boot webbin ? , per foot . 4ri
HARNEbS LEATHER.
No. 1 Pittsburg oak . 44
No. 1 Pittsburg oak . 42
No. 1 Cincinnati oak . . . , . 41
No : 2 Cincinnati oak . SI
No. Ihemloclc. . . . . . . 89
No.,2 Hemlock. . w . S7
COAL-RETAIL.
Anthracite. . . . / . . . . . . . . 10 50
Blojsbutg.f. . . . . . . . ; . 12 OJ
Wyoming . f. . . t . . 8 50
Oskalooisa . . . . . . . 550
Jowanut . . ' . , . 500
White Breast . 550
An Honest Modidne > reo of Unargo
Of all medicines advertised to cure
any affection of the Throat , Cheat or
Lungs , we know of none we can rec
ommend as highlyjas DR. KING'S NEW
DISCOVERTfjpr Consumption. Coughs ,
Colde , Aalhma , Bronchitis , Hay Fe
ver , Hoarseness , Tickling ' in the
Throat , losa of ( voice , etc. This med
icine does positively cure , and that
whore everything else has failed. No
medicine can show one-half so many
positive and permanent cures a3 have
already been effected by this trulj
wonderful remedy. For' Asthma and
Bronchitis it is a perfect specific , cur
ing the very worst cases in the short
est time possible. We say by al
means give it a trial. Tnal bottks
fret. Regular eizo $1-00. For sale by
8lly ( ) J. K. ISH , Omaha.
BucKJen'a Arnica Salve
The BEST SALVE In the world for
Cuts , Bruises , Sores , Ulcers , Salt
Rheum , Fever Sores , Tetter , Chapp
ed Hands , Chilbliins , Corns , and all
kinds of Skin Eruptions. This Salve
IB guaranteed to give perfect satiafao-
tied in every case or money re landed.
Price 25 cents per box. For sale by
8dly J. K. ISH , Omaha.
CHICAGO SHOT TOWER 00.
Manufacturers ol
STANDARD SHOT
sjg ± * ff&f _ m > nsr - 3Ms
BE SURE TO BUT IT.
THEBESTDf MAKKET.
E. W , BLVTCUFOKD & CO.
UtfiUfacturer * of Lead Pipe , qh t and Far cftd.
, Pipe ana Soldrr , Llose J Chi
70 NORTH CLIHTOH STCHICAGO. .
Sp29e < jdvf
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Bepnblican "Registration.
MILLARD PRECINCT.
Albro H
Bloom John Bloom W A
Bl'iom Ferdinand Bock Eick-rt
Bsck J Bull Christ
Brtom Karacn Broom Henry
Bloomer Christ Bloomer Henry
Cl-usen P
Doll Ohcs Delaf TUon-
Delaf Koyo Denker T
Ebener P Ebener 0
Folkstedt T
Great Cha . Grill Ciaus
H'-ilin ? HBDS Hollinsj John
HeiUld Henry Eellenbeck John
Hell nbeck HoracaHolIonbeck T
Haas Glaus Haas Fred
Jense A Jacobson H
Jasen Charles
, Kelaey Henry Karson Henry
Itaraen C
Limbrecht H Lenipke John
Latton H
Marchow Christ Myera John 0
fllcDonild J McDonald H
Mangold P Mechert C
Slechert H
PlumbechGeo Parish Fred
PorEch Henry *
Eieda Wsn Reis hel EH
Baiechel Robt Ro'fchel Wm
Rolf Honrich Rolf Gee
Ricks Glaus Ricka H
Rohwer Chaa
Schmidt T Sohl Justus
Schhtz Frita Shin Ben
Streitz H Streitfi 0
Speck Ilickert Scliroeder Fred
Siert Mara Sshuman Glaus
Traison Henry
Utch Utch
Utch
Walborg Wiechert Christ
The above is a list of the republican
voters of Saratoga precinct as far as
can be ascertained. Any corrections
Or Additions -frill be made by mo if
handed in by Monday , August 23d.
JOHN BLOOM , registrar.
V -FLORENolfpRECINCT
Bowers Wesley
Chapman Mitchell Culbey Joseph
Cole John Cowcn R
Cawles John
Foster John Forgen Samuel
GundorsonBaation
Hill Willinm Haeg George
Hyleman Robert
Johnson Lira
Laughlin John
Moora Wallace Mead 0
Morton Ed H
Peck Luther
Powell Lif Parker R
Perry N 0 Pries F
Prioa A
Roevca Wm RickorNH
Beeves E Reevca Gee
Stalon Join Spaulding A
Smith F J Simpson John
Voa'S Van Curen Ohas
Wagner Jacob \Veber Willy
Waterman M Weber Jacob
White Joseph Walker Thos
Wilber Georga Walker Edward
Corti6cd to by , JACOB WEBER.
WEST OMAHA PRECINCT.
Alix Tennis
Buckley John Buckley F S
Beson Peter Browne Wepley
Browne Chcar Browne Will
Bunneiater A Benedeem Melville
Bayer William M Batea Jamea O
B tea J Martin Bunda Joseph
BasseinVmE
Chapnrn C P Clark A M
Carston August Clemens Ashton
Dee Isadore Doll Leopold
Doll Frederick
Easley Wm D
For Joseph Fox Frank
Fruman Moses Fillmora John
Gwable Glaus Gilleepie J A
Garretson John
HafelSnger Julus Hafelfinger Henry
Hubbard G A Holt Samuel
Hall James
Kenyan Milton Knutaon Nick
Kuhn John Kocbenomon RF
Lga Eggert Lnd Willis
Lets Joseph Labs Ferdinand
Lenbard Peter
McClnre J A > Maynard Fred
Morse Wm McCutohan J A
Marrows Frank
Organ Wm
Post Dan Palmer Hit
Parker J N Pieroa J N
Rnobe Henry RoobV Henrick -
Ried Fred L Rotrierey'JSdward
Ravei s Herman HRyan'Chas J
Renan Chris ' R igrans-en M
Ruha Fred Reed David
Seldon O B Stuhr Mark
Scuhr Jas Sheeley John M
Sheeley John ( fr ) Stark Wesley ,
Sutphen Chas D Smith Henry >
Schulz John . ,
Taylor JH Tiddens Theodore
Trisler John Turner Jas"t
Tetrick Chas 'Tagnor ' Jos'
Tandercook Jas E
Wilde Erail Wilson Dr T S
Weld Peter Wi y-W T
WehrerChas Webref EouU „ „
Wehrer John Wilkio GttJtavcV
* T * < J 1
Certified to by Charley J.'Ryan. ' t t
THE NEW
. , - ' !
DErUTY SUERIFF OtOROE „ V\V. ISAACS
bOME OF THE CRIMINALS rWHoM HE
HAS EXECUTED.
UOT York Letter to Cindunuti Ouctte.
The exircutioncr who served at
Balbo's execution is considered the
moat successful of his profession in
existence * He has been more than a
quarter of a cnntury in the business
and Is very proud of his skill. He
may claim , indeed , that no failure or
deliy has occurred in any case that
came under his hands. This man3J
Deputy Sheriff George W. Isaacs. T ?
is said that the name is asgumednS"
order to protect his family from , notqr
riety , but I do not believe the state
ment. Hexvas dop'utyl&ScTBefore-'Bb"
'
became hapgman , and'therlast men-
timed service cameUo'him-in direct
connection with his official duty. HQ
did BO well that he TVAS employed TVIV
the next painful occaaiojTand m-thir
manner ha has bean retained utifttf
the present day. Isaac's first e eca
tiongivo him a reputation.T.w6H& .
er pirates ( Hewlett and Saulfweje to-
suffer , and the was of ranch import-
ance. The prisoners were well knbvw
desperadoes , and had , while attempt
ing to rob a vessel at midnight , muE =
dered the watchman. They had also-
been political bullies , and at the scene
of execution Saul shook hands with
Tom Hyer , Bill Poole , and other old
associates.
Beeinmng with Hewlett and Sanl
in 1854 , Isaacs has assisted in exe
cuting the following murderers :
James L. Hoar , John Uorsey , James
Rogers. James Stephens , John Cum
mins , Nathaniel Gordon , William
Hawkins , Bernard Friery , George
Wagaer , Jerry O'Brien , Jobn Real ,
John Thomas , William Foster , Mi
chael Nixon and John Dolan. All of
these suffered in the tombs except
Gordon , who was taken to Bedloe's
Island , as his crime was punished nu
de" the federal laws. Isaacs has also
been called to superintend execution
in other places , and one of his most
important jobs wa the Otero murder
ers. Isaacs has related to me e'ome of
the facts connected Tith these pain
ful scenes , each ofwhich is deep-
I ly impressed en his memory.
His fee ia § 250 , which may f om
! hnw. but when the sheriff receives
81500 , the chief functionary may receive -
' ceive a handsome share. Ho adopts
the method practiced by Marwocd ,
the-famous London hangman , of plac
ing the knot under the chin , instead
of a * the ar. He chlras if ; ia more
effective , producing death by instant
.Btranciilation , He always interviews
l-th prisoner in Jim9io cutimateheight
aM wel 'nt , find pro vide a npe ° f cr >
resporidiuc strength. Hii favorite
in lerial ia I'al'an ' hemp , and the cord
( which1 ia usually lulf ihch ) is satUr-
dt-ed in a ohea i < " l fluid prepared by
him'e'f. It is then .slushed , eo a to
be aa 41 able ns H silk thraad. These
fact' shows how closely Taiacs ha * ap
plied hirasslf to this fearful trade.
No 'Jew "has ever auff red the dFtftth
penalty in t'm'6 city Or Brooklyn , but
Ja'acfonce had g'e t exppctations of
"
hangin ? Rubenstsin. "The latter ,
however , died in his cell n few Hays
before the expected day. The Jews
are not cnmbativa or murderotis , and
the crimes which may bo laid to their
charge are chiefly committed for the
ssko of pain. Isaacs told mo that theme
mo t reckless men he * ever saw under
such circumstances vrere the Scan-
lards Gforizales and Pellicier , who.
murdered Senor Otero in r > rder to
obtfiin his money One of them ex
claimed , as ho approached the gal
lows : "Mo no care " James Rogers
was tha youngest person over hung ,
hissg < j being only eighteen. Ho mur
dered a man whom ho had nevar seen
before ih a atrcfit brawl. Among
other thoroughly depraved owes that
came under his hind were Stephens ,
the wife'murtferer , WillumFoster , the
carhook murderer , and the above
mentioned river thiovea , Howlfrit snd
Saul. ,
Rufrlaclng a Horse'a Shoe.
In tha bii y sens n on the farm
there is.often much time lost and
wdrkdelayed by journeys to the black
smith shop. Many of the visits ? ro
unavoidable ! but when made for the
simple reseiing ff a singla horse-shoe ,
it is expensive , A jib like the rop'ac-
ing of a ' 'thrown" shoe should ba done
at home. It is not a difficult one ,
an'd the needed tools are. few and in
expensive. A light hammer , a pair
of pincers , a punch , all of which every
farmer's wcrkehop should con-am for
other us9stand a few I'orae-shoo nails
era all thai 13 necessary. It might
be well to add'nlo a black
smith's plane to smooth down the
face of the ft or , but fi r the simple
resetticg of the ehoa this ia not re
quired. If the shoo ia only loose , it
may ba tightened by driving up the
old naih arid clinching them anew ,
but if quite loose it had batter be
taken oil , which Bin b done with the
piucors , cirebtiijg taken not to break
the h of.And the old nails should
be removed by using t'ie pun"h. The
most difficult matUr is the driving of
the new nails , which must re so
"pointed" ftt the end that they may
not go into the "quick , " but como to
Iho upper surface of the hoof an inch
or so abnvo the eole. Thia can be
learned by watching a blacksmith ,
and if he is a good-natured ono he will
willingly show how it is done. A
little practice nil ! render it an easy
matter to drive the unih in a proper
manner. As the nails are driven
through they ehou'd be turned down
and afterwards mpred oif with the
pincers and curved in to hold firmly.
The work of resetting shoe can be
quickly done and at a time when no
loss i ) incurred. The morning before
work , or the hour of rest at noon ,
may be so employed and a j urney
saved , of mile ! it may be , to the
neartsi blacksmith. The fhoe may
come off at a time when replacing it
at once will save the labor of the team
and hands for a half a day or more ,
in which case the ability to reset the
shoo is a vary savin-accomplish
ment , and should be possessed by
every economic and energotis farmer
throughout the country.
Call for Hepublican County Conven
tion.
A republican county convention for
Douglas county , consisting of seven dele
gates from each city ward , and tbree del-
pates from each country precinct , will be
held at the court house , in the citv of
Omaha , on Saturday , August 28,180 , at
2 o'clock , p. m.jfor the purpose of uom-
nating candidates ; for the -follow in of-
) esj
Two senators ; eight members of the
house of representatives ; one county com
missioner ; also seventeen delegates to rep
resent Douelas cntmty in couvei tion to
nominate a floit sotator for the Sixth son-
aFirial district ; also seventeen delesates
to representDouelfts county in convention
to noniihate district attor ey for "the
Third judicial jrlistriet ; also seventeen del
egates to represent DougliM county in the
state contention V be held at Lincoln ,
Septemberi , IE80. !
Primary elections for the purpose of
choosing delegates to tho-county 0inven
tion to be held in the various wards of the
city of Omulia. on' Thursdiv'August 2 ,
1880 , between the hours of 3 p. m. nnd 7
I' , in. , nnd in the country precincts on the
same day between the h'lirso'f C p. m. and
J ) p. m. , the place of i riding primaries in
, the various wards and precincts ate as fol-
- First Ward Pair's drug store , corner
of Tenth and Howard streets.
Second Ward I igine house No. 3 , Six-
eenth street. <
Tnlrd Ward Rosenfeld's commission
house , Uouglad street. .
Fourth 'WinJS'Al the sheriff's office In
conrt house. - agj j
'v | FifthiWarcUTtas3 ? f treet school house.
.Sixth "V afd Engine house No. 1.
- Chicago "Precinct Burney's school
'house.
Douglas Cas'idy'.s school house.
rJJlkhonP EDsSorn school house.
4 r-m-i- -h-J-i. _ _
Jj0l ) Ij0use <
. . . . ' 14.
B" MoArdje1 school house.
" Millard Millard school ln-use.
.PJatte Valley B. C. White's store , Val- .
ey Station. . |
Saratoga Saroioga school house.
Union Irvington school house.
West Omaha School house No. 46.
The primary elections to .be held under
and. in accordance to the foil .Wing rules
adopted by the Douglas country central
committee , at a meeting held in the city
of fmirfha , on Saturday , July 31,1880- _
First ; No person shall be permitted to
vota.unless hia namei shall appear on the
registered list < f republican , voters for the
ward or Drecinct in which ho resided.
-Second. Eery republican citizen of the
county who shall bo eligible to vote at the
neict eneral election shall le entitled to
registration under such regulations as the
. .execntUe committee may hereafter pre"
rlbe. ,
Third. The lists of , registered republi-
an x'otere of each ward and precinct shall
.be. published in one or more pape s for gen
eral information and correction within
Jonffveek before the day set. for the pri-
jnaryrelection , and a certified copvof-then
-corrected registration lists < f each ward
and product shall be posteil at tlie'pla'ce
'designatedfor holding primary elections
" threedajs before the primary election is
held. : ' }
- Fourth. , No additions shall be made to
any-registtratior > liEt , aftir it has beeivpost--
ed ; but if any pfir-on whcse name appears
; g thejegislry list , in disqualified byndh- ,
j e > idence or-any other cause , aqdnotice.
-to thatjffectiB served upon" the 'chairman
of the countycommittee after registration'
has closed , tie name of such party hall -be
placed .on the"black list'and ' hfs rote shalL
be r ected by-thjudges.- - - ; -
Fifth , The executive committee shall
appoint" one "supervisor , ! two judges , and ,
one clerk of ekctipn for each x 'ard"a'iH' '
one superyisor-one3udgeand ! one clerk for
each precinct , and establish , sadh reguld-
tions for the canvass of ' returns and prevention - '
vention of repeating and otherjraudjj , that
mav be deemed necessary } '
Sixth. The certified returns from each
ward and precinct , together witlf the" billets
lots , poll-lists , tally-sheets and the regis
tration lists , properly sealed , shall be de
livered to the secretary of the county dom-
mittee within thirty-sis hours after , he
primary election has been held , and tneae
returns shall be by him opened in the pres
ence of the execntive committee on the
28th _ day of A ugust , at lu a. m. The ex-
ecntive committee shall examine thc e re.
tarns , and m public session award cre en-
tiala to each delea-ato , or. upon his order ,
to hjg pro'ry.f. .
f. S. McCoKCCK , Chairman.
SureoEtooji. . r " * '
A k tha reco
Bred dMwptl .Hi.
lions sufferer. , vie-
tlma of lcvr nd
le. the mercurial
dl pati-n.
eovcrcd
and mod
'PPetlte ; theyVm , , . _ _ -
SrL--
neVorW
BiliniV.'K-P ? ! ! ! > r'A. ' CONSTIPATION , Janadlco
* Ki'tGK ADA IR , Colic. De
SOVR
y h
Partltle of
s. hot 1
Purely Tou'ctablc.
containing thrwo Southern Root * anrt Herbs.
1"1 j"-wt3 frorlucnce his placed In
hc Uvn Dl > el-8 m < "t P "ll. It
i pl fa , i caused hy Derangement ot
ndBo
Llrer
,
Sli. . ' ln tba' month : Pain In the
- " 9rJ"ln .o'teh mUtakcn fo llheaim-
' Anre'lte : Bowfla
! Headache ; Leas of
i' " sensation of haUne fall
do r Pf0.0 ' * ' which vht to hive been
'
" 1,1' ? ' SPW . tnicjc jeltnw ap-
Kf ten " ? ° f 'he skin and Eyea , a dry Cous-h of.
mistaken f-r Corsnmption ,
8 man > " of the" sywptoms ttnd
tothe" , T y ffwi ; = iit the Llrer , the
( n Ih8bml/ ecncrally tb seat
" - * n'1 " not recnlated in tlmo.Bteat
I ? 1 Wrffcliedncs- death will ensue.
' ? ? ! ? . ' ' " ' ' ! ' ; " - ! rcmtdy for
! 2 o .thaUvrr.lreartburii and Piwpma ,
LcvdrQ Wnndcr
P ° 9t
Kn' ' ° th" = tested Its vinue , rernonilly. and
Throbbing IlWdactia , it Is the best raodldno the
* , " " ' ' ev saw Wo have tried fort > othar
remediesbefore tlmmous' Liver Keg Htnr , hut
none of them iravo us more t'mti temporary re
el : n-'t the I'.f enlator not only relieved , bu
SU0.Edit ° r Tc"B'lph aBd .
03LT BT
J. H. ZHILIN & CO. ,
Price. 81.00 Sold by all Drnirztsta.
w rfc. $12 a day at home easily mule.Ooetlj
" ' " " * " " - ,
portiinj j
A CHEMICAL MARYEU
Thou h - th u inl I way
? e iier'i T n fnm ,
rtecaudtl k t ,
In rurln-cff > , tern bnrues.
TliarkstnO imst y"i re 1
In a i j j an _ pr so ( mjqi
Fresh a ? f fem tlie 1 v ng u a 1
8 ltipliuhblci in the .1 wj !
TASRAM'S rCBS.AKat.-M
Civ. a the r ro < IiMr--Irth , * '
Hc-ilth uUatbcfl , . | sent
rhih.nir , fr m th brtrist f Farlh.
Tme-nJii ! t-nce uliat iteibc'- ? "
" Vhen rtthm < nn npnt u e"
Springs * thousan I eiifues avny ,
t' r tl-o eiek rain's it ot&nt me'
SOLD R AT imrooi < 5TS
1I\NUFACTUUED BY
Mast , Pees & Co. , Springfield , 0.
The Strongest and Moat Durable
M ( 1W > Kl * 1
1Ui
In the World.
Hundred ! ) In Ji o ui Ioxr\ and NebrM s Sold
by Dealers in nt-arly o\f ry county.
This cat represents oar
Buckeye Force Pump
vrhlch ia particularly
adapted to Wind Mill
use , aa It works easily
and throws B constant
stronm , and doca not
freeze up in the cold
est weather. Send for
price list
W. H. RA.YNER ,
Western Ac"t , Omiha , Neb.
always Cures and novcr tlisap-
points. The woifld'b great Pain"
Rclioi-cr for Man and Boasto
Clioap , quick and reliable.
PITCHER'S CASTOItlA
not Narcotic. Children
fat uponI ( > Iotlicrs like ,
ar.il Physician recommend
CASTOKIA. Itrcsulatostho
JBowcIs , cures' ' "Wind Colic ,
allays Fcvcrisliucss , and de
stroys Worms.
\VEI DE MJSYER'S CA
TARRH Cure. r. Constitutional
Antidote for this terrible malady -
dy , by Absorption. The most
Important Discovery sineo Vao-
cihatioa. Other remedies may
relieve Catarrh , tJii euros at
any stage Jboforo Consumption
sots
HANTA GLAUS FOUND.
Greatest Discovery of tde AKO.
Wonunrf uldfacovoriMn tht world havebcenmado
Amonit otliBi thi.igs her Santa Clam stayed ,
Children of t dl if he makes iroodnor not ,
U really he-IB' " In a mountain of snow.
List year aiiA ureion bailKl clcnr to the Pole
AntFetsddcn K' ) ) ped into what sccniedlikeufiolo
yVhera rend ref woB'lera they found anawland ,
iVbtlo fairy-like bcinis appeared on each hand.
Therevrero rnwntains hfca ours , with more
beautiful srrccq , , , '
.And far brighterrtics than ever were seen.
Birds with the haea of. a r uibov were found ,
White floTVcW of'cxrrumte fragrance were row
Inff aronnd , , . * ,
Not Tons : were they left to wonder In donbi
A.heiii soon cams they had heard ' much about ,
Twas Santa CUus' eelf and thisth'ey all say ,
EelMked like the pictures taeeerery day.
Ho drove up * eam that looked veryqneer ,
'Twos a team f erushnpocta Knead of reindeer ,
'iTo rodeln a shell Instead o ! a tleUb ,
Cut h * took thotn dn" to < fd and drove them
away.
Ha shoned them all over his -ftondcrful realm ,
And factories making cooda for woraeu and men.
Furriers voroworVlnrun hats great and urnill.
To Bunce'a tbev said they vrcrcscaJloK them all.
Xrb KInzIe , the Glove JJakertoJth.ctnat ! once ,
All mil1 Gloves we are sending to Btmce ;
Santi _ Bbon d heinsusp8ndcrs and many things
mere.
Gayinz I aJsa loot these1 to'friend Bunco's storo. .
Santa Claua then 1-hlspcr.cjda secret be'd toll ,
A In'O-raha every one knew Bnnco well ,
He therefore abouid send his poods to his cara ,
Knowing ha frieids will get their full share.
Now rornamherye dwellers In Omaha town ,
All who want presents to Fnnce's go round.
For ehirtf , collars , or cloves great and Sdill ,
Send your eliter or tnat one aiid all.
Buace , Champiou Hatter o ! the West ,
' " - "
feet ,
EAST
-TtA THE-
Ghica o & Northwestern
2,380 SVIILES OF ROAD !
It is the SHORT. SURE and Safe Rout * ftetwetn
COUNCIL BLUFFS
ilTD
OHIO AGO , MILWAUKEE
and all points EAST and NORTH.
IT OFFF.R3 THE TRAVELING PHBLIO
GREATER FACILITIES AND MORE
ADVANTAGES THAN ANY
UTHER ROAD IK
THE WEST.
Itia the ONLT ROAD between
COUNCIL BLCJFFS and CHICAGO
Upon which If ran
PULLMAN HOTEL CARS !
In addition to them and to plea e all dvflex of
traveler ! . It ulv FIRST-CLASS MEALS at Us
EATINO STATIONS at RO centa each.
ITS T CK IS STEEl RAIIS I
ITS CGnCHES ARE THE F | E&TI
ITS EQUIPMENT FIRST CLASS
U you wish the Best Trav ] ! n * Aeeotnmodiu
tl nsjou will buy vour ticket by thU Rente
/STAND / WILL TAKE NONE OTHER.
All Ticket Aet ntt can m-tl votl Tbrounh Tickets
via this road ard Check nsn
gage rreo cf Charge
OMAHA TICKED OFFICE * IJJt Farn'-RM SI ,
Cor 1 1th , und at Union Pacific Dqxjt.
MN'-ER OFFICE In Co'or do Central and
Unl in PscHc Ticket Office.
SAN v-As-ciSCO OF ICE-2 NJW Montgom-
erj Strcec.
For 'nformatlon , foldera. tcapi , tfc. , not ob
tainable at Home Ticket OfBue , aJdrew any
agtt cf tie Company , or
MAHVIK HUCHITT , W. STEHHITT ,
Don't Manwir , Qenl rasa. AJoat ,
CHICAGO , ILL.
JAMES T. CLARK ,
Genl Ae't Omaha ft Council Blnffa.
TUN
188O.
K. C.ST.JOE&C.B.R.R.
&
. . , . . . . . ,
la the only Direct Line to
ST. LOUIS AND THE EAST
From OMAHA and the WEST.
No chanpe of cars betwwn Omaha and Bt. Lou's
and but one between Omaha and New York.
SIX DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS
Eastern & Western Cities
With lese Chiron and in adTance of other lines.
This entire line U cinlpred with Pullman' *
Fa'ace Sleeping Cara , Palace Da ) Coach-
CJ.JIIlIor'a Safety Platform and
Coupler and the c'lehrattd
\\ast 'nsboime Ar-Brak .
ta 3F.Z THAT TOUR TICKET READSTM
i2TVa ! Kansas Citv , St. Joseph and
K.R.Tla. StTEJ
Tick ? ' . * for tile at all coupon stations In the
ist.
J. I * . \UNAftD , A. C. DAWES ,
Gcn'ISurt. , Oenl Pasa. & ioket Ag't
St Joseph , Mo fct Joseph , Mo ,
W C. SEACUHIST , Ticket Aften. ,
214 Fifteenth Strea , between Tarnham and
Donelaa. Union Block , Omaha.
JOS.TEUON , A.B. BARNfRD ,
Pass. Agent , Omaha. Oen'rl Arent. Omaha.
SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC
AND
St. Paul & Sioux City
RAILROADS.
The Old Reliable Sioux City Route !
100 MILES SHORTEST ROUTE 1
FromCOMOILBLTJITSto
ST. PAUL , MINNEAPOLIS
DULUTH , or BISMARCK ,
And all points In Northern Iowa. Minnesota and
Dakota. ThH line is equipped with the Im
proved Westinifhouje Automatic Air Brakes and
Miller Platform Coupler and Buffer. And for
SPEED , SAFETY AND COMFORT
la unsurpassed. Elepant Drvrins ; Room and
Slcepm ? Care.owned and controlled by the com
pany , run Through Without Cbango between
Union Pacific Transfer Depot , Council Bluff * ,
and St. P dl. Trams leave the Union Pacific
Transfer Depot st Council lilufls , at 6:15 : p m. ,
reaching Sioux City at lCr.20 p. in. , and St. Paul
at 11:05 a. m , ruoklnc
2f-TEN HOURS nr ADVANCE OF
ANY OTITER ROUTE.
Returning , leave St. Paul at 3.30 p m , ar-
rivi ig at Sioux City at 1:15 : i. m. . and Union
Pacific Transfer Depot , Council Bluff ? , at 9:50
a. m. Be sure that j our tickets read via "d. C.
fcP. R. R. " F.C. HILLS ,
Superintendent , Missouri Valley , lowx
P. E. KOUINaON , Asa't Gen'l Pasa. Aent.
J. H. 0-BRYAN ,
Southwestern Freight and I'aascnser ARent.
my20-tt Council Bluffs
THROUGH TO CHICAGO
Without Change of Cars I
CHICAGO
BURLINGTON & QJJINCY
E .A-IX/RO. ATX
With Smooth and Perfect Trsofc , Elegint P 9-
Mnjjer Ccaebes , anl
PULLMAN SLEEP1M ] & DINING CARS
_
lilts. krow'ccd ! by tha Fttet , nnd ill wto
tri\tl uT r It , 10 be the Best AnpomteJ and
But JlaiugoJ tobl In the Country.
PASSBNGER GOING- EAST
Should bear In mind that thl3 U tha
BEST ROUTE TO CH1CAG3 ,
And Points East , Korth and Norlhircst.
Pusonjcrahy thu Rout have choica of
FOUK DUTEKENT EOUTES ,
And the AdnnUga of Six Dolly tines cf
Carl Irora Chioxo to
New York City Without Ghango ,
AH Express Trains on th s line nra equipped irlth
the u tstin liouao Patent Air Brakes and
Millsr't fatunt Sifciy Platform and
Couplers , the most Perfect fro.
tcction ACOIQS : Acci
dent In the world.
PUILVAH PAIACE SLEEPtNC AND D'NINC CARS
Are run on t _ eSuriington Honte.
Information concern ne Poutes , Hate * , llm
Connection1 , etc. . will bo chcjrfully gi en by
app yin itthoofao'oftha t ur.i gton Route ,
bit tourtcentn Street , Omaha , Jiebraska ,
O.E PERK iNS , U W IIIICIICOCK.
Ccn'l Vanaxer. Gen. Wtst'u Pass. Ag't.
J. O. PllILtiePI. St. Jo . Uo.
General Ageat , Omaha.
D. P , DUEL ,
fcpE-dl aicketAcent Om h
ATEE'S CHEEKY PECTOKAL
For Diseases of the Throat and
Lungs , such aa Coughs , Colds ,
Whooning Cough , Bron
chitis , Asthma and
Consumption.
The few compos !
t'onj , which have non
the confidence of
mankind and becoma
household words ,
unon not nlr ono
but "m ny nation * .
must have extruor-
_ _ dl ary virtnea. Per-
.thaps no One evert ) .
"cured so wide & refu
tation or maintdnetl
it o long an AriaV
CUKBAT I XOTtRAL. It
_ has been knuvn to
the public about I > rty yeira , by a Ion ; continuov !
scries , nf marvelous cures , that have won for
It a confidence in its virtues , never e-iualled.br
anyj > ther medicine It 8tUi males the moat eff
ectual cures for Couyhi , Cold * , Conrumptior ,
that caaiorDidohj- medical skill. Indeed , the
CIIERRI PiCTOHiL has iB'IIy ribbed- these dan
geroua daeiscsxif theff terrors to great extent
and eivinff a feeling of immunity from their I/-
al effects , that is well founded if the remedy be
Uk.nlnswon _ Every family should bi" It
In their c os t for the ready and prompt relief of
itjjuemtiers. UctmeafstiSenog and-eveti llf
IX Saved by thig timely protection. The prudent
ehould not neglect it , and the wise will not.
Keep it by you for the protection it aSarda by
its timely ustf in suddea attacks.
PREPARED 'JX
DR. J. .C. AYER. & . CO. . Lt VEIL , MASS-
Trjictlcal and Analytical Chemists
SOLD BYALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS
1J MEIlflNK !
_ _
fllVIL , MECHANICAL. AND MIKING EN
O GINEE11INO at the Rens elaer Polytechnic
Injtitnte. Troy , N Y The oldert engineering
tchool in America. Next term begins gaptani-
ber 16th. The Reeiater for IS30 contain * a list
cf the ( riduitea for the rajrt 51 yean , with their
poalU-ps ; tljo , IOUTM of itudr , requireraenta ,
cxjenitg , etc. AxUresa DAVID IL GP.EBKE ,
Pircctor.
KIDNEGBN is hichly recommended and unsurpassed for Weaker
or Foul Kidneys , Dropsy , Bright's Diseas , Loss of Energy ,
Nervous Debflttjr , or any Obstructivns arism from Kidney or
Bladder Diseases Also for Yellow F vor , Blood and Kidney
Poisoning , in infected malarial sections.
i2TBy the dhtllMIra of a FOREST LK\V with Jt'NIPEK HrRRlFS ard BARLET MALT e bar *
di-corsrcdK DXEOFNwhc'iactj-pe S-ilItontheKUue > 4an CrinaiyOnr n , rfmntin2lnuiiju
drpivtti furmc-t In tire b adder nnd pr eit n- any -trim S1 9n > rtinv { een ation hmt or Irritation
In the mcmbnnnnsM hcif thsdtt.Uor w t-rrrv ae It "ii-iU < a healthy acttcn In the Kiilnrjv
glvfnr 'h-ru strcnzthixor sil I reitormr tic c onrww tn a betlihy cooilition , Hhowlac It * eflect *
on both thi cut raid e y ( low of nr no It can ho LiKrn.itII t t > iinaI ! c'imit ' suidnndrr all
clrcunutan'sswi'houi'njuryt > ( h l teTi t"iltkc any other prep rat.on f > r Kilney liltflenltlnt
ithuaver p'oisin.an.ireiM ' t vand flavor It h tctM JiiTc'tli tma's a preparation
conulnlnz pcslnvo mure I iirop rties Iiitli wl I tint nan'fi-c. hnf te accepUUs tn th Kkraacb.
Before I iHnzaij n rn diiw.tr > a bot'lo of KinVi-.GiN t > CL-'ASSK th KIDXKYS from
I > ui mtttcr Try It aai y it wi'l a > jue it i ( im'y ' me > I"n I ladi fsf-cUIIy wlll.llk * It ,
and G nllemon wllltliit KlDNEGF . tliobts' K .ln v r , inc , -vi ' IIMH"
NO'ICK i-achbot 'J * war 'h'tm tnreof LA-VJIENCE t MAKtlV alaos Proprietary O < > r rn-
mrnt Stamp , wh'ch permits KIDAEGEN to be sold ( without llconjo ) br L'rrcgijta , C-rvceu and
Other Persons everywhere.
Put up in Quart size Bottles for General and Family Use.
If not f. > urdatjour DnisrzUu or Grocery , we will jjnd a bolUa propald to tlid nM 4i { *
office to you
LAWRENCE & MARTIN Ills.
. , Proprietors , Chicago , .
Sold by DRUGGISTS , GKOCEKS nnd DEALEES everywhere.
Wholesale scents in Omah ? , STLhLE JOHNSO > & CO , mill lUpp j tEc raJ"at mannfactnrA
price1) .
WHO IS UMACQUAINT5O V/ITH THE OGRAPMY f. < fHlS COUNTRY.
SEE BY EXAMIHIMC THIS. MAP. frtAT THE
CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R. R.
IS THE GREAT COS > ECTIS LINK BETWEEN THE EAST & THE
lUmaln line runs frmn Chicago .o tonncll > I > inin7 CUM for catln purp - ra only. Cnf
FllufK paj'in through Jollet. riitc i. La fulle. ereat re ttc.-o or our Palace tars 1 a SMOi
Geneseo.Mollno. lu > c * lE'ancl. Jj-ivenrrrt. Wn-a I SALOON * nert yeti can enjoy yonr " * lv
I.iberty , Iowa city.Marcn. , , . Urooklvn , < 2rlnni-i , nnll honrs of Ine dny .
DCS Moincs ( the capital of Iowa ) , luirt Atlan MaKiimcent Iron Unises span the MlvtteM
tic , and Avoca ; with bnnchcs from IJiir " u ( ind Ml 9ourt rlvera at all points cros e < t oy iWt
Junction to I'wrla : Wilton Junction toMmca- lint' , and transfers are avoided at CmjncL Stank !
tlte. Wrmblnrton. Falrticld , KMon. Itelkmp , l\anati City , l.euvcnwortb. and Altulioc OC ? %
Ccntrevllle. I'rlnceton.Trenton..allntln Came nectlons boincmnde In Union Depots.
ron. Leaveawortb , Atchtaon. nnd ICaa as City- IUK I'ithNtlr'Ab IL H. CONNKCTIlWtt Ol
Washington t * * SlRfiurnpy. O > kal < JO3a , nnd Knox * ( SHEAT TllKOUGU UN3 AKB M
vtllo : KenlnK to Fnrnlncton , llonapnrtc , Itrn * _
tonsoort. Independent. Kldon. Oltumws. Cddy- At ( . IIICAUO. with all dtrerglct lines * 0t
vlllc.O9kt Ioo a. i'clln. Monroe , nnd I s Moino < : Eaut and S < nth. _
Nnwton to Monroe , lift Moincs to Inillanolaonil AtK % < iLEV/o i > . with the L.8.AM.S.
\V internet. Atlantl- l-ewl ? and Audutxm. nnrt H. w Jtr 11. Kim.
A oca to llarl&n. ThU 13 positively the- only At WA III > OTiV llElGnTS. With 1 * . .
Ilallroad. which owns , arid operates a throuRh i _ n K.
line Irom Chicago Inro the StatK of Kan ig. AtLASALl.r.wl.illl.O.nt.R.R.
ThrouKh Exore ra scnEcr'lralns with inll- At I'FOUIA. with r r * .i : H. D. & S. : L
man "alace * arJttachetl. . urn niii i-ach way gaily SV ; 111 Mid i und T. 1 . A W. Itdn.
letwcen CIHCAHO and 1'EOUIA. KANSAS CTTY , At ItotK l.'Ur > with ' Mllwankea i B Ct
( "otn.cti. BLnrr . IS.\VENWOUTII nnd ATCHI- bland JJort Line. " and Hock Itl'd A Fee. HC %
KOM. 1 liroush car" are also run bptwcen Mi' " u- AtPAVENPORT.wlth the I > av < nport i > tvMO0
iiee nnd KniiFas tlty , via. the "Milwaukee and C.M J St1' it. It.
I Kock Island fclioLlnp " At WEST I.IIIEKTT. with thou . C. K. A Jv H , JW
The Grcitv.ock l end U misnldccntly AHiuINNELI , Tlth Central Iowa R.K. ,
equipped. It rocyl bed u i'.mply pcrlcct. and its AtOES Moi.Nt.d.withl ) M.&F D Il.it. I
trues U laI4 Uh ttecl rails. Atlotr > cil. lli.CFrs.with Union ricl
Wnatwtll please you mo't will bo the pleasure AtOjHHA.wlthB.AMo.Il.It.lt. In
of cnloyinK your meaK while pnnslnc ovcrthn
beautuul prairies of llllnoUand lorri , Inimoof At OTTC31WA. wltn ' "entral lowalt-ii.
ourmacnmcont Dlnlnz Cars that accompany ail Kt. J A 1'nc. . and C. U. * 6 It. IWft.
Throueli Kzprcsa Tnlns. Vou aft an ntirt > At UEOKCK.wlth atn-I'eo. A Wnr. :
meal , as EOOU as l i crvecl la any Hrst-cUoJ hutel ,
lorsevcnty-dve cents. At LAMEItoN. wltllll.et.J ILR.
'pproclatlnc the f.ict that a rnajorltr of ttn At ATCHI-OV. with Atch .Topoka kboots 9t
people prefer separata apartments I'TtlDTcrent Arch. * Nr > andCen llr U. r It. Itdg.
purposes ( and the Immensu pa'tenter bujlneoi At I.KivrvwuRTll. wlta Kan. facw MlClIk *
of thU line warranting lit. wean-pkased tonn- Cent It. lids.
nouncothatthHComfinnv runs I'ullman 1'iilact At KANSAS Crcr.wlth all lines tot thHSfft \
Sttcptny Can t or slceplns purposi-'s and I' tlace and Southwest.
I'CI.r.lI.VN I'A'.ACB CAICS u r run tliroiijth to rEOTT.I , _ r > K.S MUltiMb
cocAti'i. in.ui'F * . , itA > nA t crrV , JTCHIION , nu L-EAVEMWOHTII.
Ticket * -vlu thlm Line , knoirn the "Great ICnck IilunU Uuu ( , " nre IBM ilf
all Ticket Accnts In the ViiUeJ Nliitei find Canada.
Far tnrormatlon tiot abtalnuble at jour homo ticket office , nddre * * .
B. ST. .TOHN- .
Qcn'l bupcrlntendect. Uen'I Tkt. aad Pau'gr Airt ,
FURNITUR ATHERS ,
And evoryiJiing pertaining to tha Furniture and
Upholstery Trade.
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF HEW GOODS AT THE
W J ± iST
1508 mid 1210
ap It men th git Farnhain Streot.
Improved Buckeye
Combined Riding Corn Cultivator
IB1 O IB 1 88O. i
MANUFACTURED BY P. P. MAST & CO. , SPRINGFIELD ,
They also make Buckeye Improved Iron iteam Walking
Cultivator , with or without S ] rings ,
The New Force Feed Bucket e I > riII , one or tire Horse Style *
Enquire.for them at the beat dealers.
F. H. PU&H. Gen. Agent ,
ECLECTHICS
CTJRE3 nHEUJIATISM. CURES COCCUS and
COLDS.
CUBES EHEUilATOSM , CURES COUOHS and
COLDS
CUBES aORETHROAT.CUP.ES DYFTIIERIA.
CUBES IWVM BACK and i-TIFF JOINTS
CURES LAJIf BACK , and STIFF JOIXT- .
CURES Bl : ; , CUTS and BBCI5ES.
CURES C RNS , CUTS nnd BRUISES.
SOLD I > OMAHA BALL DRUGGISTS.
fyOo to Tour Drazcfot for Ml < Freemin's
Kow National Djea. For brl 'htaes ind don-
oOlty cf color they aw nasqoiOecL Color 2 to
NERVOUS DEBILITY
' Vital Wealcnereand Pro * .
Humphreys' tratUn front orerwork
28.
remedy known. Pnce 31 p r vial or
U and Ur vial of DOwderforSS.Mntpcrtara
frse M r - Ipt of price. HUMPHRKTCd'
IIOMEO. MED CO . ' 00 Fulton St. , Jf w York.
Illujt. Cata ua of Receipts ap3d& 3p
DK. A. S ; PENDEKY , .
CONSULTING PHYSICIAN
PERMANESTIjY LOCATED UI3 MED
ICAL OFFICE.
93 Tenth Street , . 01TAIIA , NEBRASKA.
Offering his services In all departmenta o
medicine and surjfery , b < jth In trencial an
i pecwl prac' ice , acute and chronic dlsoue * . C
ba conraUed nlgbt and day , an > l vtfltXti
p rtg of th dty aod county oa receipt if > t'a
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